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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-24

ORIGIN OF THE HoRsE.-It is we'll known to our
readers that Professor Holmes, of the College of Charles
ton, has been for many years engaged in exploring the
the fossil beds of Ashley river. A large number Of ia
~terestiDg relics have been collected, and the Swans of
Europe and America have expressed their great salts.
faction at the results Of these explorations. Professor
Agassiz, in a lecture some time since, just after a visit
to the Ashley with Professor H., said, lit was the
greatest depository of fossil remains he had ever SEEN
Professor Tuomey called it the great shark sepulchre
Of America : and now Professor Leidy, the distinguished
American anatomist. has prepared a valuable paper on
the remains Of the horse and other animals, found fossil
on the Ashley, which had been placed in his hands for
examination by Professor Holmes and it will appear,
from the short extract we make, that the investigations
now being made in this department of natural science,
are developing some curious things. Professor Leidy
writes: In regard to the remains Of the horse, from
the facts stated in the accounts given of them in the
succeeding pages, I think it will be conceded that this
animal inhabited the United States during the post
pleiocene period, contemporary with the ~mastodon, mega
lonyx, aud the great broad.fronted ison.'IGCharleston
Mercury.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06

FRoM UTAH.-The sExpeditional Cores
rondent' of the New York Herald, under
date of Nov. 4, writes:
Col. Johnston, the new commander. ARR
ved yesterday, and ace are to push foroard tt
SAT- Late Csty at once ; and if the elements
90 not stop as, you may expect to see my
next letter dated at the fountain head of Nor.
mondom.n
Inc War Department has received official
dispatches from the Utah army. The marcel
OF the army had been slow and tedious, but
the road was in good order and the weather
fine.
On the 9th of November, Col. Johnston was
TO march on Fort Bridger and dislodge any
force he might find there, and await the ap-
proach OF Colonel Cook, when, as heapproach
OF winter was too near to attemptthe passage
OF the Nasach range of mountains with the
probability Of success, seize upon the district
mentioned in his letter from South Pass. and
occupy it until an advance shall be p~ractica.
bic.
The communication of Brigham Young to
Colonel Alexander, and from Elder TAYLOR to
Captain Marcy, and the orders of d. Wells.
the commander of the Mormons. which John.
ston i~ncloses, and the acts of the Legislative
Assembly at it late session, show. he SAYS
n matured and settled design on the part of
Inc sect of the Mormons to hold and oce,1nv
the Territory independent of, andirrespectiye
OF, the authority of the United States.
IMPROVEMENT IN FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE, &c.-The London cores
f'ondert of the Commercial writes that the
general progress of improvements is steady.
The position of the bank was rapidly strength.
enlng, and it would soon be able to repay the
TWO millions of over issue, and reduce the
rate OF interest to 8 or s per cent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
RECEIPTS FOR THE ACE

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 VIM Lassiter. Lenoir Tn
s%tltute; J White. Wadesboro'; Burwefl Hunter.
New Hill; d. Matthews, Mt Vernon. Ga. r s
scott Greensboro; W II hurry, Louisburg ]
honlne' Tenn; Adm Moore, Deer P O., @; 5 R
a Still, Monroe Dickson Murphy, Kyle's Land
ding; Miss Il A Everitt, Everittsyilie i A q
Bell, Camden Miss S E Crowson, nilkeshoro,. T
NJ Hines, kinston David Sharber. EIiz. Civ .
Jordan Weston, Capt James Barnes, Murfrees.
ooro; z A A Baker, salisbury J R Noel, ,ach.
elors Hall B Clark, Eliz Town; Miss NJ E
Dodson, Monticello Levi Ivy, BennettsvilIe n
Z Tuck, Blue Wing; W II Shaw, VIM Hallybnr-
ton, FISH Dam II G Willis, Greensboro; 3
RANKIN, Ashevilie; Miss Sarah i Kelly. Frank.
I'm Mark + Logan, Britain; VIM A Ballew. J r
bradford, DIR W W Gather, Lenoir W 81 Owen.
Forestvtlie Mrs NJ o Robinson, Bloomingdale 4
+ Foard, Rowan Aiills ] A Dale. Noryanton !.
Mrs NJ j Andrews, Melrose; Col @ + Van Eaton
Hoeksvllle; Miss NJ NJ Carter, Va; Mrs e M Nc,
Lenden' Miss Miss Anna White, Hamburg. Ala.
II Il Troy, A e Meares, J R Carter, Lumberton
Bryant Bass, Eufaula John T Fort, Pee Dee. r
a borthan' henderson; Mrs Ill E Sudderth. A
Z Puett Lenoir ; Miss J T Evans, St lawrence.
10 j NJ Strong, Mecklenburs: R r McKeas;o
Cho Mary Mcleod, Ark C T R Korne-av- Ger,
70 Uordo 4 Bowler, Cassville, Ga; ] d L Pea
t ess, Cascade; Miss S j Umpbrev. H;wassaa
Copper Mines; R H Pully, Franklinton. , Rev
X l. Alternately, Happy Home r VI Rosebrongb
rowan Mills; 1 N. Spring Hill Forge D B
EIa . y Il Spaugh, Licking
ton miss Ellen Jones, Hominy; miss Sarah h
khem' Texas; miss N A Stalker, New Garden
a Pate, Mechanics; VIM Paylor. jr. Leasbure .
r d ohnford, Shelby; mrs H Coddell, E R Low
ell, Carthage; j J freeman, Louisburg. n n
sumter, Chatham; miss R j Hale, Henry: VIM p
Bullock, tranquility W 5 Walker, Saml DFsart.
harvy Price, Dysartsville, miss A Joyner, N R
Jones, Marlboro; Rev N FL Kayler, Morganton
l d Fitzgerald. Concord; A A PRISON, Lonisburr:
a fuiton st John, Z mile Ford; E P Edwards.
cu = towards. Hookerton A Denny, Alamance;
Q + Aston, ] X Purify. ForestvsIIe; + A EJeanor
Enheldi a & Rouse, Kinssen; 9 + s Roberts, Ca:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, the 23d of Dec, by j. j.
Mlsenhrner, Esq, Mr.. John Barrier to. Miss
Elizabeth Barringer, both of Cabarrus coun-
ty..
In Moore County on 22nd ult.. by J. !
Mcintosh, Esq, Mr.. Neil McKinnon to Miss
Elizabeth W. Suits, daughter of John w,
Suits, Esq, all of Moore County.
In Person county, on the 10th Dec, by w.
4. Royster, Esq, Mr.. VIM. NJ. Patterson to
Miss Adeline Dixon, daughter of Mr.. Thomp-
son Dixon.
In forestville, On. the oath Dec, by Prof
W. z Brooks, Mr.. George C. Devereux, to
Miss Laura A., eldest daughter of W. j. Ed
In Catawba county, N. c., on tbs 9th
December, by Rev. r. L. Alternately. Mr.. Jo-
sepn A. Aiken, of Burke, to, Miss Elizabeth
Link OF Catawba county.
lie Lsn1ed his destiny with hers. and she
ceased longer to be a Link, but become A.
6aa to him. May new links bind them to
each other and our noble Order.
On Thursday, the 10th Of December, by
the Rev, WIN. Moore, James Collins, ESQ, of
Chesterfield Dist s. c. to Miss Margaret j.
Smith, OF Anson CO., N. G..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
Word Making.

This Is n word manufacturing era. Words
are made with as much expedition as shoe
pegs, or patent backing. Good old Saxon is
fast becoming questionable. It is time this
word coinage was arrested and shoe blacks
and hostlers interdicted in their freedom of
adopting words Of six and eight ~syllables
expressive Of their occupation. What idea
would have entered the minds of our gran
danes, had they heard the word c%rinoline pro-
nounced2 Who has seen an individual on
horseback Of late? People taking eques-
trian exercise have filled their places. The
girls used to marry a man. They are now
led to the hymeneal altar.
A bookseller has grown into a Bibliopolist.
BARRIERS nc longer sell shaving soap and tooth
powders, but dcntifrice, odonto and r%ypopha-
gon. Hair-wash has changed into Tricoph-
erus. Diagnosis is used by modern doctors,
and Is said to mean a kind of a cross and
pile toss-up as to whether a sick man will
get well or not. Phlebotomy is intended to
mean bloodletting, and may have had
its origin among the boarders at a certain
Hotel, where the feas eat up the 6edbugs.-
Epistaxis means a nose bleeding. Listen
at tho threat of modern schoolboy doubling
his fist and threatning his chum with an
''epistaxis." A late coinage is the word tel
agram, for a Geographic dispatch, which is
well enough, since the term is made shorter.
Deliver us from long words and coin no more
new ones, unless they are shorter than the old
ones they are to represent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
MARKET.
A. NJ. McPHETERS g 70
Reported kv GEO. Fl. KELLEY A BROTHER

WHOLESALE GRoCERs & COMMISSION MEReBANrs
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR.-The market is well supplied and Flur
continues to come in freely. We quote S. F., Sc
Extra sofia 81; Family. $82fa u.
WHEAT-Little arriving and dull.
inferior white sold to-day at 9Oe.
CoRN.-The quantity in market is very heavy
and vessels are scarce. We quote white, dull at
so; yellow 53 a 55.
NAVAL SSroREs--Tar | 40 Spts. Turp. 40 . a.
Common kosin, | 26. No. /. Q Il 2 so: n - sales Of
Lime.
pE4s ASp BEANs.-B. Q. Peas are in good de-
mandsN 90. Wis hear of no sales CLAW Peas. hnt
quote nomiaaliy, at 20. White Beans, / so.
COTTON Sales to-day at 12cts; which is. about !
above N. 7. prices. The stock is light and nrices
sustained by a demand for manufacturers.
DRIED FRUIr.--Apples are not enquired for.
and we quote them .nominally at Is.
SAIL. B. l so; G. A. 1 10
SLAVES ". O. HID. $44; r. o. HID. "a Pine
Is Heading As.
Observation-Disclosures 121; Laguyra 49, a
IL; Java Is a 20; Mocha % a Is. Sugars-p.
II. 81 10; Cuba 6 a 81 Refined ID. Candles,
Sperm 10 a so; Chemical SO a zoe Adamantine
rs a Is Mould Ice.
bacon AND LA2D.-None in market.
GUANo.-Peruvian $50 Mexican $2S a 80 :
Manipulated AZ a So.
Ion Q
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
.MITCHELL's FALLS"
ER NASH,
Petersburg, Va.

THIS elegant Lithograph, copied from an Am
bEotype taken from nature, giving a perfect view
Of the Falls and surrounding Scenery, is now
ready Cor delivery.
1t is q picture ten by fourteen UNDERSTANDINGS
in @tints,D and clored to nature in the finest style
of the Art, accompanied By a " Key" and "Mem-
orial,s on a separate sheet, giving the principal
incidents relating 10 the Falls, and a brief out
line of DR.. Mitchell's Birth, Life and Death. Tt
is published by James N. Edney. Of New York,
aud can be bad in /" Tints" or. q Colored," at the
following prices
In "Tints," without frame and glass, 50 90
Colared to nature. without frame and glass, 3 90
In ftints, picture and key framed in gilt, DE 8 90
Colorsd to nature, do do do 90
A limited number having heen published all
persons desiring q copy would do well to order
Immediately, as the first Impressions are best, and
the supply may fall short of the demand.
JAMES N. EDNEY, Sc John Street, N. Y.
December lat. 1852. 90 lg-6
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
The Magazines.

Cooley LADY's BooK.-The January No. of
this elegant Periodical is on our table. 1t
has three steel plates, one of them a colored
fashion--one Family Prayer splendid
title page-"Fashion in Difficulties and in
Comfort"-and any quantity of embroidery,
crochet, and other engravings-a set of sto-
ries and other instructive articles-four pa
ges Of music, &c. &c. Truly Cooley is une-
qualled. For SO so we will send the Age
and Cooley for a year.
gdg~ Those desiring the Age and any Of
the Magazines, can be furnished at this Of
flee on the following terms
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06

. Il Pinner. mrs 7 A Pinner. BucksvilIe A Nor
rs. RrookyhEe miss Kate McGeachy, st Pauls ;
J II johnson, Falkland @ w patton. Gap Civil ;
Chesley Ward, Elk Creek ] Vaughan. G II
POOL. miss Emma Damal.I Independence saml +
Fleming HamptonEIle; 1 Turner Bynum. Chat
ham Chas Adams, Arkapelphia; mrs Mp Gilmer,
Sharon. nsssk; mrs Z @ Kendall, Lehigh; > Fl
Benton, Newton Glove; Taylor. Windsor /:
n A Workman, Lexington 6 d Z Murphy. An
derson.s store ~ Aoraeet, Yanceyvills J
B Erwin, Charlotte " MoCuag, Ranaldsburg:
mrs ; LaWs' mrs E 9 Rogers S Rogers, New
Light = Honeycutt, E Honeycutt, Gold viii
John Mears, Whiteville E j Dickens. Hulifax
mrs = Felton, Lagrange, Ala; misses White,
Raleigh Tc Parker, Midway, Ala: Mrs E.
Toward 7 - jackson, Kinston Levi Fl Massey,
EYerettsVIile; II Latham, Jr., Washington Mrs
NJ Duncan, Everett, 10; Robt IeKnight,
Greensboro; Jahn Thompson. Meadow ,rreek 5
Elan King, Morrison's Tan Yard 5A W Eden
ton NJ z Parrott, BrookFille; Mrs. c n Hunt,
Oxford ] Dupree, S D Fars,er. " r Pleasant
~YancyVille;
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
Sept. 18th, 1857
Hints to Persons in the Country.

LNOR Pianos to be durable and last for fifty
u years, las they ought to do they should be
made oftimber that has been seasoning for wears
upon years in succession, otherwise, sooner or
later, they are obliged to give way and become
worthless. To carry out this important feature.as
well as a great many other things connected with
the proper manufacture of Pianos, large amount
OF money and experiences are required, and but
few makers have enough OF both. With tbs state
Of things staring NJ in the face, is it prudent or
safe to purchase from irresponsible travelling
agents, who are here to-day and gone to m1rr,w-
simply, perhaps, because the Piana presents a
handsome outside appearance and is on the spot,
the proper manufacturer Of which you know moth
ing about, when yeu can, upon altogether as good
terms, and better, readily supply yourselves from
settled, responsible establishments, of twenty
years standing, whose instruments have been tes-
ted a Thousand times over,
EP. NASH,
Petersburg. Va.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06

Notice Young Man.

We heard Of a n incident, the other day,
which'we hasten to make public for the ben
eft Of all young men whomay feel interested
in the matter Of matrimony.
At a certain church, after the services for
Che Sabbath were concluded, a certain young
man named John, stepped mp to the side Of
I'M Of the most handsome girls in the par
ish. to whom he had been paying beautiful
attentions Of late, and politeiyrequested the
pleasure of seeing her home. Like a good af.
fectionate girl she granted the boon and they
started. Filled with rapture by the pleasant
circumstances surrounding him, the young
man was thrown off his guard, and being de-
sirous Of saying something particularly fine
and impressive, Gt may have been a lay of
love,) he turned his face towards his partner,
Cvery close, as IL doth often happen,) and
toAispered his Thought. Alas it was an UNI
lucky whisper for the same breath that con
veyed the confidential message, also carried
10 the olfactories Of the young lady the fumes
Of whiskey! Quietly withdrawing her arm
from that Of her gallant, she stopped in the
path and said "Sir, you have been drinking
whiskcy. and that Of the meanest sort-you,
nor no other Demi-John, can go home with
All she tripped on her way, leaving
Ia whiskey lover standing with his
acknowledgements dumb foun-
nc sudden reyersion OF his prospects,
RRe the jccrs, tho taunts and groans Of the
spectators fairly roared around him.
There are many young walking Demi-
Johns; and rs the ladies everywhere are be-
coming fast friends Of temperance, and adop-
ting the motto Of 'sober men or no hus-
bands" we give the above publicity, that ma
ny may sec the danger they incur by loving
liquor better than their chosen lassie.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
HIGHLY SALE.

By virtue of a Deed Of Trust, executed to me hv
the "Cane Creek, Farmers and Mechanics Cotton
Manufacturing Company, of Orange and Chatham. .
Tor certain purposes therein mentioned, / win sell
on the 18th Of January next, al the real and per-
sonal property of said Company, consisting Of the
cotton Factory, containing eight spinning frames
i5z spindles to each frame, together with Ali the
necessary machinery to operate the same. Also.
eighteen looms, with the. necessary machinery for
Tue same. Also, one turning lathe and tools one
"ooI carding machine; one Steam Engine forty
morse power J one erist Mill, with four pair Of
runners one Saw Mill one Cotton Gin: and sat
of Smith tools.
Also, z53 acres of land, with I6 DWELLINGS, az
iofdlng ample accommodations for the OPERATIVES.
mills, ""e " TUG
Inc above named mills are situated ON Cane
creek, IN Aiamance. The grist min has a IarOe
custom and an eayiable reputation, and will RIM
.nIougn the dryest season by giving it all the. wa
Ter and operating the Factory by steam. There i
also an excellent Store House connected with the
sstaoiisnment, which is one CT the best stands il
me country. FOR selling goods.
hi.ogetner, the above property is the mast da-
siIaDle Tor making money that has been offered Of
Iase, and the attention Of capitalists is called =
the same. aHeu "
Aerns made known on day of sale.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Ee~oai 4on f6-5t
Fayetteville Observer copy 4 times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
For the Spirit of the Age.
Meeting of the Merchants and Trades
men of the CITY of RALEIGH.

Inc meeting was organized by the appoint
meat of J. Brown, President and r. S. Tuck.
er, Secretary.
The President stated in a very able and
satisfactory manner, the object of the meet.
ing and pointed out the abuse of a long cred
1T system which he showed was both min
rlous to the buyer and the seller.
On motion of H. d. Turner. the President
appointed a committee of ten to draft resol,.
tons, which consisted of the following een-
tlemen IL. d. Turner, Jordan Womble J
K. Williams, [. MCGEE, S. HI. Young, C. r
Root, A. Pizzini, R. B. HAYWOOD. E. I. Har-
ding, j. McKimmon.
The said committee having retired, the
meeting was entertained by speeches from
Messrs. T. +. Pescud and Others.
The committee, through their chairman
ii. u. Turner, appeared with the following
resolutions, which being read, and debated bV
Messrs. McGee, McKimmon, Iredell, Thomp-
son, Litchford, Pescud, Root, Tucker. Pome-
roy and others, were with some amendments
unanimously adopted.
Preamble and Resolutions.
WHEREAS, The system of twelve months
credit, heretofore existing in this community
IS far beyond the terms extended to us in the
markets where we purchase our supplies. and
as the recent crisis in the wholesale markets
mas universally compelled the dealers in every
branch OF business to shorten the time here
0o1ore extended to US in justice to ourselves
we adopt the following resolutions
Resoteed lst, That from and after the first
day Of January, 1858, all goods sold on a
credit to our customers, shall bear interest
after the first day of july and January of
each year that is, to make all accounts paw
able on the first of January and July Of each
year, and if not paid, to charge the legal rates
OF interest on the same until paid.
Res0t0ed I'd, That we whose names are
hereunto subscribed, embracing the Dealers
and Tradesmen in the City of Raleigh. do
pledge ourselves to faithfully carry out these
resolutions in spirit and letter.
Reso1oed Sd, That the foregoing action of
this meeting be published in all of the CITY
papers, together with the names of the sub
scribers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
Candidate for Maunr

At the solicitation of many tax-paying Cit
liens, a%nHounc myself a~scandidate for the
office of MAYOR of the City of Raleigh. at
the ensuing election, on theN20th day of Jan.
nary, 1868. Ny residence in the City for
near forty years, and a service as Justice OF
the Peace for nearly thirty years, without
any compensation, and often as Mayor bro
tenn, render me no stranger to the people, or
to the business incumbent upon the Office of
Mayor. If elected, | pledge myself to dis
charge my duties faithfully and without par
TALLY. WV. THOMpSoN
Raleigh Dec on 1897
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
" O TIGE.

AVTNG made arrangements to enter into The
- mercantile business at S~assafras Fork in
uraqViile county, | now offer my town property
N henderson. consisting of a we'll improved lot Of
I'VE OF ten acres, and two unimproyed lots, with a
lot OF Hood land in half a mile, sufficient to sup
ply wood for several years.
will sell this property low and make the terms
easy. 'einS
l nave practised medicine here for seven wears.
ana can the location as an excellent
one Tor a physician. There is a male and female
Senool IN the village; Episcopal, Methodist, and
chase the property will please make ea1ly annl;
NO non A.C. HARRIS, N. d.
So, 1901, l9-52-tf.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06

~" INDUSTRY is always deserving honor.
Let the young man remember this. The use
less idler-the vulgar drone, whose energies
of body and soul are failing for want of occu-
patton, may look with contempt and scorn
upon the honest worker at his allotted toll
but his scorn is praise-his contempt, honor.
Let this be remembered, and whatsoever thy
hands find to do, let it be done with might.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06

H~olloway's Pills. Fever and Ague, and all in
termltteats, yield to this remedy. Quinine acts
as a corrosive stimulant, and when it checks the
disease, revenges itselfuPon the bones and tendons;
but this balsamic medicine removates the whole
system, enables nature to throw off the complaint
ana entails no unpleasant consequences. Sold at
the mandatory, No so Maiden Lane, New York,
and by'all druggists, at 25e., 63c, and l per box.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06

A Great Medieine.-No medicine ever offered
70 the public has met with such universal and
signal success as Perry Davis Vegetable Pain
killer. 1t is a.sure cure for all kinds of pain. TRY
l. and thank us for the suggestion. Sold by
pEsCUD & GATLING, Ra eigh, N. c..
'lnaVe no faith in quack medicine. Nor have
we, friendly readtr, but that friend 0 fthe sick man
the world renowned Davis Pain Killer, will never
ray to relieve pain i~fapplied according to directions,
Iaitn or no faith. Sold by druggists generally
throughoutthe United States an1 British Provinces.
T-2t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
3 Il.
Music School

THE Music School Of MRS. H. WHRAEEn
will M in Raleigh, the first week in L.
airy, 1888. Thankful for the very liberal enconr
agement she hasr received for the last two Sessions
sle hopes by strict attention to the correct ana
proper instructions given on PIANO. ANDGTT.
TAR, &c merit a continuance of patronage. She
will also take 3 or Young Ladies as boarders.
II. whitaker.
Raleigh, n. c., Dec. 18th. 1851. I6-5I-t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
OBITUARIES

In hoaesville, On the 10th ult., William
CreIshaW Youngest son of John NJ and Mary
a Flemlng. aged about eleven years,
DeafesL brother, thou has left US
here thy loss we deeply feel;
hn. us uod thai hath bereft US;
tie can all our sorrow heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee
When the day of life is fed;
Inen, IN heaven, with joy to greet thee.
Anere no farewell tear IS she'd
-, NJ.
81 Advocate and Standard please COPY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-06
PRICES CURRENT.
RALEIGH MARKET.

BY MILLS Fl. BROWN, GROCER.
Flour-Coming in more freely and is selling NJ
Corn.-This article ia COMING in froolv -
selling at 50 cts. per bush.
Bacon.-scarce at III a 49,.
Lard--Also very scarce at 2Octs.
Fodder-ls 70. th from SIS to IS.
Oats are selllag at so a rs per hundred.
ButterZ8 Iping in more freely at % a Is.
Egg@@ aee per dos.
Ca5zz 20.
Hides -Drys90a 121c.
Potatoes-Sweet 40 a 40.
Irish rs d 81 90.
Cotton Is very seearee and is selling at III a