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Certificate of Capt. Hler, of shin TYyreH.

- :, Ih56,
Of my ship for the years, il most yaina
PIE pant io seAgOng vessels reeommend without
hesitation both for and its undonbed protective qua
"eS' VolgnedJ THOMAS g. HILER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
BRIDGEwATER PAINT.
BRIDGEWATER MLNERAL PAINT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS
Steamboats,, ships, Railroad Cars,
DEPors. AVID ALL UT-DO0R WORK
Also, for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
G. c. BoGERT s. co., Agents,
Nc. u Camp street, N. o.

Nc. u Camp street, N. o.
TbesuperiOr qualities Of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT arc
extensively known and its reputation favoaby estab-
shed that Agents deem enter into
heightened description Of its merits and will therefore,
only point few of prominent properties and eferdifset
selected testimonials from parties for the most part well
known In this vicinity.
For covering Roofs either Tn Iron Zinc Paper Canvas
Wood 1t will be found Invaluable bending shrinking
warping material which II Is used does affect
the Paint In twenty dries in four weeks II
becomes perfect Slate. AS a FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint found superior any other and perfect pro-
lection to buildings against sparks, cnders, etc.
1t possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY, FLExIBILITY
and ADHESIVE properties superior to mineral substance
in
For DECKS Of STEAMERS either Wood or Canvas II has
rival only dries readily, but becomes
stone in comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF The great body Of the Paint
which has astonshed all painters who have used IT,
the best and cheapest covering for WOOD TIN CANVAS or
MUSLIN ROOFS.
every description Of SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
ron above under the water will be found unsurpassed
and especially for decks vessels The
tiHcstes annexed on this point convincing.
ForRAILRoAD CARS, PEPoTs, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK IL has been successfully used the North
and has of ineaicuabe service in durability well
the protection affords against leaks and injury the
rom the effects Of falling sparks and cinders.
For the purposes for which the recommended It Is
UNEQuALED, and its value for PLANTATION ute, for
STEAMBOATS, etc. etc. is sINCALCULABLB besides being
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY. Its
peculiar qualities its general SOUTH and
EVERY PLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by single trial. be convinced Of superior advantages
ofthe BRIEGEWATER PAINT the Of economy du-
rabyand protective properties all other sub
stances.
RECTIoNs
The quantity OF oil required reduce proper consist
ency for depends the absorbing Of the sur
which applied Great care should be oberved,o
clean the surface before painting applying to can
it better ouF sizing nt prevents the decay
ing Of the CLOTH and smooth hard body water
proof One hundred pounds Of thousand
square feet with two coais
In mixing with lnseed oil pound or LthArge hould
be used to Eve gallons of oil. With boiled oil no drer Is
necessary.
The BRIDGEwATER MINERAL can also be used for
Fences Barns by substituting lime for OIL Tins One
twentieth lime, then mix with the Mineral ard
reduce to consistency by adding water Apply with
ordinary white-wA brush.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

,,-...,., New Orleans, March 20. 1856
nave tested the Brtdgewater Paint for which c. Bogert
Co are agents. in ways my ship for the pa TWO
years and have found in every respect superior TO any n
have ever II is in my opinion invaluable as dnble
and protective substance and to masters
ships use In preference any other.
tsgnedD R. TUCKER
Master Of ship Helen McCaw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

The devils in my coat exclaimed Bill. when
n tbe haste Of putting it on be tore big hole ia he
You are right for once. quietly replied bis rIsnd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
Buttons.

PEARL SHIRT, plain and figured. from to l6-
". Large assortment
=. Coat.
Agate shirt-white, Plain and Ribbed
Whiteand Golored-Youths' size
large -
Lasting'Coat and Vest
Fancy Glass, Of various patterns.
Paper Coat and Vest.
Bone suspender, In hoxes
Bone and Wood Overcoat
Coat Loops Comedian.
Agate, and fancy styles.
Jet Buttons, for Ladies' Dresses,
Fancy E. :. .
Studs, great variety.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

uovin- b.A ~ r,, New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1854.
BRlDGEWATER PAINT its merits tsstd e &
and Capt Brown, of the Porpose We asrs,1i
mend sad paint superior article NA' 'esoA-
H4pSHh1Si u i1i NALkTTE THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard
Dr.. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock O.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
DIR. osgood's india ChoIagogue

|
Fever and Ague chs and Fever Ague Intermittent
and Remttent Fevers, Liver Complaint, Jaundice En-
largement of the Liver, Enlargement OF the
Spleen, and all the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
practice of years bilious climate and never known
to fail curing Fever and Ague any the diseases above
named.
Those who suffering from of this kind as also
those who have become nvals from their upon the
constitution will End India Cholagoguep most jnyaua
bic remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
fromthe system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Choagosue ersdcatine Bile from
the human system can only explain its extraordinary agency
the speedy thorough and permanent and Ague
and the various grades of Intermittent remtten fever
1t has been tested in thousands cases. BY
all who have used of the greatest Fever and Ague
dies extant
s7 Be Dr. Osgoods India CbolaeoRue "A
thereare many counterfets offered for sale.
Forsale New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL proprieor's
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street.
General Agents for the South,
Silence that Dreadful Cough!
The work of the destroyer as begun The Lungs are p
dangeri Resort once to
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may in vain. Are you motheri Your
dsughter-your idol and earthly joys Of Ian
guhing her pale cheek and emacsed that she h
fast wasting The epuchra cough pains your
sickens your soul; 1t is the
SOUND OF DEATH
Thereis remedy that stop the Cough and save herrom
the consumptive's grave.
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic flush, cough and feeble limbs tell Of feauIere
bodDg and hope just absut fe consupou
sheds hearcrushng blight utne you need not
despair An arm stretched forth youto soohe
healyour wounded lungs. Iii DIR. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
tits admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy that positively
CURE consumption coughs colds, Group whoopng cough
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT & CO.
q and Isl Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

The reason Eneas carried his father with such ease
was because be had Troy weight upon his back In
stead Of aVoirdupois.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
FANCY GOODS.


U II Il cry. GUNS. I-sTOLs ,
PERFUAERY, FANCY GOODS.
PAPER, STATIONERY. SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS
Playing Cards, etc.,
IS AND 81 COMMON STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
The subscribers invite the attention City Country
Dealers their extensive assortment Of Goods adapted 70
every branch of trade We receive Goods direct from
the Manufacturers Foreign Domestic and are en-
offer them dealers low any other house in
the country.
We have by ships Marcia Greeneaf and other
arrivals direct from the manufacturers large
ment Of
Joseph Rodgers Sons Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
:. =. =. RAzoRs, in cases.
=. :. =. SCISSORS, =.
wostenbolm's Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
wa s. Butchers
Wade 4 Butchers Fine RAzoRs.
English Double GUNs-real Twist.
Damascus
"ButchsT's Table CUTLERY.
American =. e. Ivory Handled.
Eey's Double Waterproof CAPS.
Anti-Corrosire =.
Genuine French O D.k =.
English Bowie and Sheath KNIVES.
Hunting KNIvEs-Ebony Handles.
English and German SCISSORS.
American and English SHEARS.
German SCISSORS and SHEARS. on cards.
Lemsn's superior American RIFLEs.s
Also, large stock of the following:
silver Plated Goods.
TEASPOONS
TABLE SPOONS,
TABLE FORKS,
DESSERT FORKS,
CASTERS,
CAKE BASKETS. &c.
Combs.
IVORY coMBs-superane Nos. stole.
Extra, :. E.
=. >. Ne Pins Ultra, :.
UFFALo DREsSING--Fine assortment.
POCKET .. :.
INDIA RUBBER DREssISG-Fine.assortnsent.
=. TUCK .
:. :. PUFF L..
SIDE to inches
ROUND.
--- HE4L sIDE-Great variety.
:. TUCK =.
=. POCKET
:. DRESSING COMBS.
spectacIes, Hooks, Eyes,Eetc.
Silver SPECTACLEs
Silver Plated Great assortment
German Silver Spectacle CASES.
Silver Plated :. :.
Tin and Leather 5. :.
Swan Bill. HOOKS and EYEs-ali Nos.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

O. n. MOHIsON, Whotesale Druggist. No.
Having received extensive stock Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, etc. ETC., respect
FULLY informs the merchants planters and physicians that he
prepared TO supply them with article in the drug
require all Of the quality reasonable prices
they be purchased in the city, Among the articles already
on hand and coming in store the following:
1000 ounces suphate ouinins. French and American.
900 pounds Blue Mass, English and American.
200 oaosneI +"
200 Mercuria Ointment
SEQ Honduras Sarsaparilla.
$50 best Turkey Opium.
100 ounces suphate and Acetate Morphine
25 Otto Rose.
20 casks Sal Soda
loo kegs sup. Carb Soda.
10 German Blue WASH tf- .
cases indigo Caracas and Nasilla.
20 bbls. Circuma light
10 casks Pot. and Pearlash.
80 packages saleratus.
Is barrels pure Castor Oil.
30 Alcohol.
40 Copperas.
Is :" Epson Salts
10 " Flour Sulphur.
10 E" Roll Sulphur.
bales SIENNA, East India and Alexandria
1000 pounds Gum Arabic, select, fine and Sorts
2S jars Carb. Ammonia
10 carboys Az. F"
10 Spirits Nitre
M rs {" sulph. Nitric and Muristie Acid.
800 pounds Aceic Acid
1000 I" TartAric
200 ounces Tanuc
1000 pounds Arrow Root American.
500 =" " Bermuda
200 =" Assafcstida. in cans
200 " Balssm Oopaiva
80 solidiaea ..fI
20 kegs Pearl Barley.
$50 " stTurkey Opium.
10 barrels Black Lead
10 /" Ginger Root
10 Refined Camphor
90 boxes CASTLE Soap.
200 pounds Cayenne Pepper.
10 gross CopavasCapsues.
casks Chloride Lime.
100 pounds Chloroform P. and W.
10 barrels Cream Tartar.
=. Fol. Bnchu,
1000 gallons Copai varnish
barrels Iva Ursf
=. Gum syrrh.
Sugar Le,d, White
8 :. yaleran Root:
10 T.. Tapiocai
10 camomile Flowers. Rom. and Germans
Scotch Snuff, in bladders
100 dozen Lorillard Aaccaboy Snuff
200 Roomes and Scotch Snuff.
200 =. CARROTS .
400 pounds White Wax.
100 .. Doyer's Powders
1000 e assorted Herbs.
so kegs Refined Saltpetre
5cases British Lustre. superior article
20 Cooper's Isngass.
s bales Hops
100 pounds Iodide Potash
200 Nitrase Silver
cases Mamma Flake and sortsI
20 Magnesia cslcined Eng
cases :. carb
10 :. Refined Borax
gross Heury's Calcined Magnesia
Is pounds Oil Bergamot
20 . . Pepnernint
20 Aniseed
20 Cloves.
rs Cedar
10 :. :. Cubebs
20 . . Pennar nIack
Is =. :. Almonds
gross shoemaker,s Plasters
10 sssl,,,v po,vd.,s
sda
eo srsax - + .
yeas. F,o,rdo,.
bags f,oIor,ho ~,
csst C,an,,aa .
9baIe. Tia,a.1..
4 rasa, Tiauor;as r.,.. ,,,
pearl seeo s-''' N-N ''NA''a i
IN Is. Tan,a-i.s' -,
csst RAJ RnD, 49,.
Ok 49, F'
50 pounds PowderedsCantbar,dss
aDOo nounds lfsddo,
cast 8ina ,-,
oo -. i,.,.S
e's H"snan feheuah hed.
10 Spanish Brown,
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n IsLMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATToN

Mrs. Partqgton asks what is the use Of killing
hogs, il you 60 and cure them afterwards? p
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

Belts, Boxes, etc.
Patent Leather Belts,
Black Elastic Belts
Moire Antique Belts
Travelling Belts, .. .
Fancy Belts
Fancy Boxes,
Toy Watches
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
mtrr0rs.


German Glasses, with Drawers
Fancy Goods. etc.
Pocket Compasses, Corkscrews,
Veg. Ivory Goods great variety of Rattles
Thmbes, Needle Gases. etc.
Thermometers-7, 10 and IL inches.
Retieues, large! variety.
Portemonnaies variety.
Portepurses Pocket Books
Night Tapers, Mason's Backing
Silk Watch Guards and Ribbons.
suspenders.I
Carpet Tacks, etc.
Writing Desks and Portfolios
Travelling Companions.
Walking Canes.
Pipes large assortmentt
Glove Stretchers
Powder and Puff Boxes.
Shawl Pins.
Tweezers watchI Keys Key lRings,
Cornelian Rings,
Fancy Rings.
Toy Whips
Toy Trumpets. a.
Toy China Figures.
Toy China Sets
Toy Bells.
Brass Skirt Springs
Curtain Rings
Eyelet Machines, etc.
Perfumery, Soaps, etc.
Fsrina Cologne
WTighfs Cologne.
Taylor's sup'r Cologne.
Lubin's Extracts, Wrights
Extracts, Taylor's Exits, Lily
White Chalk Balls, Toilet Powder.
Rice Powder, Meen Fun, Cosnetique
Vinegar Rouge, .Maeasssr OH, Bears OIL
Antique OIL, Pomatum, Ok Marrow Bandolins
Powder Puffs, Balm Of 1000 Flowers Lyons Kath
AirOu, French Soaps Military Soaps etc; and large
assortment Of Tayors Transparent Wash Balls wrights
Fancy Soaps, etc. etc. Also, large assortment as usual Of
PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING
IVY ,oovs. Paper,
sCHooLIBooKs,
PLAYING oARDsL
WRITING INKS AND
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
dll smMowe4Fh Err. STEVENS = 70
BoLTING CLoTHs-BoLTTNG oLoTHs-
fresh sssOrtmsn, of the GENUINE ANCHOR BRAND
W uaso anu ior sale by GEO. W. SIZER
.ea s,n eorner MaEssne sad Paydras Streets
SmUT mILLs-sMUT MILLS
The MOST APPROVED PATTERNS in store and for sal,
b wsfes corner vs,i1e 1Eo; .NS ". panI:, psIzER,
X REMOvED-CLARK, aosBY 4 co. HAVE RE
moved to 81 Front street and s. Fulton NIL
REMOVALS. WOLFF HAS RENoyED FRo1T "a
camp street. TO the of Grayer and New Tsys
stesss. '' ozs
II REMOyAL-R, 4 J, WATSON, WHOLESALE DEAL
eyse loot Of julia street No. Is Commercial Place & Inv
r E EMOyAL-The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS Il :.
IL moved TO the Banking House Garner ~ g.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
SOUND OF DEATH
YOUNG MANI

THERE'S remedy that will Cough and
the consumptive's grave
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
silence that Dreadful Cough.

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain. you a motheri Your
dsughter-your idol and earthly joys of lam
gushing her pale cheek and emacaed form show
fast wasting The epuchra cough pains your and
sickens your soul; II is the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

,h i nave nsea we bRlDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT on
months and think superior to red lend or n 49,
torifon that exposed salt water WM q n phns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19
Perfumery, etc.

Colo Cologne SI"niS water, German ma and American;
NSiI3'' RHiE$',. i.,.,,.. ,,......
Colga,e's soaps;
Lilly White
iNaqia Pas sISsi boxes.
Hair Brushes;
Tooth Brushes;
Ivon,s Kaiba,ron, Cloth Brushes;
Buffalo Dressing Combs;
A0rP PiDs iPsGfsiag iS6ry QS%Ss' 6a@s.'
Ra1oi stTops sSprss'
Transparent Soap Balls;
TsyO Popcne Lowe BoSn WindsUs tsisSs soa sosD
Hauel's Chalk Balls Charcoal Tooth Paste;
DIR. dsSJ Ise5qe's Tooth Specific;
wrighrs odon!ne;
French and Ameriacn Pomades
"HilSss Nose Re ESqsi; ssl;s,
sapOnaceous Compound
Patent Medicines, etc.
FAHaNEsToGE,s a,SI Ty9.Il 4, vsrmifuge;
A'liAHh'S NINETY yeTsi,gEe ysImISa;..
TowNSENp's ) sailsapariIla;
BULBS sarsapariis;
SANDS nSsRfso2ss5Is!l sfRafB;e2s5!lls s;,,.n.,u,.
80 MoFEAT's ds Pbasnis RiiisTs Biiisrs;
sr9p9GHT9S'S p9SIT}lG siIi sBiiiisIs;i
bRfAN'S Pumonic Waters; = ' "~ 'uANes
WlSfAR,s Basam Wild Cherry;
DAYIs' Wild Cherry and Tar;
COP LIVER OIL, Hedgems,r ftt c,.rl /. n.
COD LIVER oil, Rushton's 0'''
HAsSTING,s ,55s. syrup of Naples;
osGooDs u sSsHSSst; oSoisE;orus.
wRraItr,s 1,d,., xu.A,. v,,, THOMPSON Eye Water;
0hsshPPtP2N,S sAPP}NfsTosxe,SS EsSeS and an Agns Pulls;
sPENCER's Vegetable Pills;
LEES and COOKS Pills;
JAYNE'S sanative Pills;
BRANDRRTH's Pills;
MoFFATs Pills;
HuLI3S Tonic Pills;
RApw~AY's ~ Ready Relief; '' AA"aeF
BkowNiS yViN SIS Essence .s1. o. Ginger
ARCTIC Ianiment;
DALLEY,S M Pain Extractor;
MeALLIsTER's ointment;
DR.; MoRsE's tuvieoratins Cordial; . 0'n'Hen''
LUGINA a. noeEdislj ssj
DR., ABERNETHY's DetetseAt.
DALBlS Cormtna;ive;
INFALLIBLE Cholera Remedy;
kESpkkk,S SI'kks Sns SsqlsS. 9 .S 1y 1syrSP.
BAcHELoR's Har Dye;
81 JAYNES HAIR Tonic:
yv,r nr,s .,.,..,,. 81, :, SklsIADoRo's Hak Dye;
fl WATERS, Indeli6e Ink;
PAfSONS 1Edeiihie Ink;
hlDDkRiS Indelible lnk:
400 pounds GUM DROPS assortsd i'su'u'
800 JUJURE PASTE
fuKE BRANDY, PORT and sff ERRY WINES eov ,,.a,-
ensl purposes, constantly on hand. ~ ''' insoi'
solicited Every article EuarHnteS s
a4 h0WeFr5n @. n. MORRISON, u Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-19

MALoU.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
NEW FEMALE

n the salubrious climate of Western North
Il Carolina, sur ounded by the most magnife.n mt
aud picturesque mountain scenery, ab0un6ing
with water of the purest and most refreshing
quality.
T: I. TROY aud wife propose to open a FR,
MALE SEMINARY at Rock Springs, near York
Collegiate Institute, in Alexander county, N. c.,
on the 18th { July. 1883. in the house formerly
known rs York Col. Institute. which house and pre-.
misses have been purchased nv said Troy, for The
purpose Of establishing a Female School. The
an lnstitltiOn. being in n retired place. yet in The
heart IF a dense pnp1'ation ~ honest, industrious
and intelligent people. who take a lively interest
IN the promotion Of Education.
The location l. - miles vest Of StatesviIle. rs
miles east Of WilkeshOrough. and 5 miles north Of
Taylorsville. Mr.. Troy has had 8 or 10 years eK-
perieDee IN t~each.pg. His wife is q graduate Of
GreensbOroueh Female College, and has bad some
experience in teaching
No pains will he spared in the instruction and
moral training Of scholars plRced in their care,
and the kfndest attention paid 70 their wants and
necessities.
Board eap he obtained in the family of the
Principal ct Sc per mouth. without any extra
charges.
Tuition In English Branches from IS to SIS
per session Mnsic on Piano OF Guitar. $50
Painting, IN Water C0lors, So; Worsi~d En-
b%roiiery. s6; Wax Frnit and Flowers 81 each
French So. Other ornamentsls at reasonable
prices
Pupils admitted at any time, and charged 20 the
eloae eF the session.
For fn-ther information, address the Principal,
n. C.
July -, 1858 4s-tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
RECEIpTs FOR H AGE.

SINCE LAST ISSUE. 81 j W Conoley, Morgan :
ton VIM Taylor, Drowning Creek NJ N Hart,
White Hall; 3 VIM Newbouid, Woodville w II
Hamlet, Milton Chas Mackey, Old Fort; 8 Car
Ter Waller, KNAPP of Reeds s 81 Thomas, Bear
Branch 4 Jas Humphrey, Lumherton; 8 K A
Clopton, Ringgoid, Va; MRS. A Barrow, I N
CarIile. Louisburg 7 D s Piemmons, Asheville ;
DanI Hunsucker. AlbemarIe; 3 Lewis Lawson,
Gully. 5 c.; j NJ Doss, Mt Airy Ed Mcbride, Ar,
arat, Val 7 Barwick. Kipsfon Joseph NcKeel,
Morton's Store: " K Keafney, saml Davis, w
II A Kearney. Warrenton 2 S Stradley, Green
vile ] Lanier, Ridleyyille. Fla; W C White.
Normal College; rhos Drake. Plymouth VIM
Cotrell. Jr.. WIN L. Sheriff., Lenoir; J A Hodge.
] B Kennedy. Louis Brown, 5 e Hodge. N w
Campbell, Kinston B F Sugg, ] W Tuten. Snow
Hill John Carr, Mt Olive 3 Womhle. Marion,
Ala.s F Fox, Saxsap8haw HIS Wynne, Col
umhia W A Harris, WILLIAMSBURG: Jas Will
liums, Whitmell; VIM Hays, Gstesville; ] 7
Mooney, John II Patton, Dysartsville VIM II
Smith, Norwoods; E Spivey, Conwayboro'; 5 J ID
Alexander, Ashevi lie d S Dodds, w D Ingram,
Lilesville; Miss Lou. Frazell. Richlands Henry
D Gregory, Newton Grove A j McGimsey, Lin
vile Miss NJ C Rumple, Bethany Church 4 8
Alexander, Asheviile Miss Nj Donagan, Miss
Bette Tapp. Caldwell; NJ Rogers, Rolesville j
a kinhali. Nutbush 4 B B Carr, Mt Olive A
Kersey. Milton; Henry Bennett, Avo. Va; Mrs
Mary Tyson. Mrs E J Mills, Cedar Hill John D
Cole. Paimer's Springs A Moore, Deer P. O.; P
N Heileg, Rockville; Miss P q Fuller, Kittrell.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
DIED,

In this City on Friday the Doth inst, at 9
O'Clock, A. NJ, James NJ. youngest son of W.
M. and Mary G. Adams, aged 6 months and
10 days. Verify | say unto you, whatsoever
shall not receive the Kingdom of God as a
little child shall in no wise enter therein.
Giraffe please copy.
Mr.. James L. Cobb, of Falkland. Pitt CO.,
died Of consumption, on Tuesday Ord of Au-
gust, in the 46th year of his age His posi-
ton. his business habits and social charac-
ter were such as rendered him a useful and
agreeable member of the community in which
he spent his life, and makes his removal tru-
ly a loss to his neighborhoad. To his be-
reaved family it is a loss of the worth and
love treasured in the endearing terms of hus,
band and father. j. L. G.
At a NEE ing of the Madison Division. No lsi,
S. of T. the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. We have heard of the untimely deash
of Miss Vary K. Cardwell, g recent visitoI of this
Division, whose social virtues had secured for bel
universal attachment and regard. and whose fdef
ity to the great cause of TIE nperanee which she
| had but a short time before espouse !, had endear
| ed her to the hearts of all true Sons and Daugh-
! tiers of Temperance in this vicinity; Therefore,
!. Resotved. That while we bow with humbl,
1 submission to the decree of the Great PatFia cf
l above, who holds in his hands the issues of life
! and death, we truly lament the loss of one 81
j young, active and useful.
2. That in the death Of Miss Mary K. Cardwel
society has sustained an 7rreparable loss. tn
church has been deprived of one of it's brighes
ornaments, and this Division has lost one of it
most worthy members.
8. That We deeply sympathize with the family
4 of the deceased in their severe bereavement, anC
trust that they can derive comfort from the assn
rance that their loss is her eternal gain.
a. That q copy oftheSe resolutions be sent to tn
/ family Of the deceased. another to the Spirit 0
the Age. with a request 30 publish, and another b
preserved in the Archives of this Division.
G- N. G. Advocate and N. e. Presbyteria,
please copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
SPIRIT OF'THE AGE-.Devoted to Temperance,

maker and the profit to the State. Nor is
the imaginary profit to the drinker, a small
consideration. He drinks himself poorer.
YET ne feels richer-he drinks for peace at
home, yet home is made a bedlam-he drinks
TO be well, yet he grows the sicker,-he
drinks to get into paradise, yet plunges the
deeper into hell.
Nor is this all. Alcohol has been often
routed from these redoubts-he has been
chased from these hiding places. But he has
rallied again and again, and under a flag of
truce has skulked back into his battered,
riddled, Notifications, and recovering from his
wounds, has gone to work to reft them
Sheltered behind them he again begins the
work of death. Driven out and beaten, he
invariably flies to the most formidable and
hitherto i~mpregnable citadel, known in the
land. There my dear C., he has ever
found shelter and protection. Do you ask
what is the name of that i~mpregnable for
tress? Do you doubt whether any can be
stronger than those pointed out above? Per-
haps, you and others will smile or sheer at
the bare mention of its name. Demagogues
and party tricksters will pour out walls of con-
tempt and ridiculc upon the suggestion. The
whole kennel Of big dogs and little ones, who
wear collars and belong to party-bought up
hireling editors and wire pullers, will cry
shame nonsense ridiculous when they
hear it; but at the hazard of all that can be
said or done, we unhesitatingly declare it to
be our own solemn conviction, that the most
active alder, protector and defender Of intern.
perance in the land, is PARTY SPIRIT. We
mean that spirit which lives in, moves and
controls the political parties of this country
which demands, determines and resolves
upon success at any hazard and any cost
whose most potent engines are Availability
and lchiskcy. This is the bulwark, behind
which as a last resort, intemperance has been
sheltered for years-when driven from every
other strong hold, it has fled to this fortress,
and been protected and nourished into vigor.
But, our grey goose quill must be nibbed,
before we elaborate and demonstrate that pro.
position Until then, adieu! BOAZ.