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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-24
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$I Mrs 7 Collins, Miss A
P Goodman. Somerton j S Milteer Kingsville !;
w C Bruinrnitt, Fair Port c q Williams, Ok.
ford; w S Shepherd, Norfolk s P Prospect
Hall James Green. Harmony, Va James
Younger, Chalk Level, Va; ESQ James H Clark,
Pleasant Hin, La B Knox, Cool Spring; 5 N B
Mcqueen, Pee Dee, 8 G; " Eason, Bentons,
vile ) ] Church, Wilkesboro'; 10 j c Smith,
MorFen 5 J P Smith, Wadesboro'; D G Styron,
Adam Darlington, NeWbern; Miss s e Wilcox,
Halifax J A ~Claywell, r NJ Gabard, Tadkins-
Vile; Miss Mary A Gay, Weldon Jonas Mathews,
Raleigh VIM Dance, Huntsville; w J Gill, New
Light; John NJ Bledsoe, Rogers Store Miss Ma
~ Z Watkins, Norwood's S W Featherston, Lo-
Gust Hill Rev J w Lewis, Yapcyvillei r FL
Cowan Salisbury Miss V A Baker, Clinton, Ala;
4 E Rheim, York Col. Inst.-[60 cents due Il
Mrs D J Ray; HunisviIl; Tbos Baily, Fleming
ton; Thos Wilson, Walnut Groso; SA Z Bell,
Camden C H.; Miss s Webster. 7 NJ Wood
burn, Madison Miss E Henley, James e Horne,
Wadesboro'; ii ] Blackstock, VIM Crews, Bars
dale ; & ] B Johnson, Pigeon Run 9 II w Hhr
grove, Fair Port; r Land, Jr, london Bridge )
W P Webb. Oak Hill; Miss Sarah e Spiers,
Reynoldson Daul Whitley, Michael whitley, miss
Annie Shamblee, Earpsboro'; Jesse Beal, James
Bum, Sr ST ney Bum, j j Porter. per Jesse
Beai w n Cunniggim, Lenoir Institute g W
Highsmith, Doctors Creek T NJ Fry. Marion C.
H.; Miss NJ A McTver, Buffalo E S Field, Abram
Fire, Mountain Islard; DR. w C Council, michael
oIONCs u /" W diuB 1AdSohOycs y y "
Toney, Farmville, Va. J A Darden, finey Grove
s W Scarboro', mrs j e wooten. Alex Nicol. Kin
ston; 4 . N. Newton's Greek. Ky; " Mcneil, .
Nc MILAN, Gilopolis; Thos Patterson, Williams
borough A n Jones, miss E G Cobb, Oxford 4
r Moore, Forestville J E Patillo, Jas Ellington
L s Mabry, Nuthush; C e Thomassou, Zion P o.
NJ ransom, Fl L Williams, Leasburg; DR. +
Watson. Goldstou; H London, Gardner's Ford
NJ j Fnlp, Walnut Cove; 5 Robt NJ Brown, New
Hill 5 E Clements, Burkesville, Va; s Car
rington, Flat River; L Knight, WIN N Fuller
Kittrell 3 p m. Jarratt's; miss L A Floyd, Brook
vile; IA Henry Best, Snow Hill TALL right 2
] Cox, Lilesville; Dr. G Jones, Wilkesborough
8 A ] Greene, Norwood's; J NJ Hartman, Lumber
ton J NJ Israel, Asheville mrs A Holmes
Franklinton P B C Smith, Mt Pleasant; 2 job
Jones, Battleboro'; miss P A Mallard, Island Greek
D J Ezzell, Chapel Hill; TW Jones, Oxford; /
r Parker, Terebinth J W D Fitzgerald, Fayette
Vile Richd Fitzgerald, Stacyville; G r Bag
well, Morrisville R H Brooks, Ferestville;
Cuthrell, Pennington j A Ikerd, A T B st, New
ton miss ia Graham, Ansonville miss Salli
Jones, Prospect Hill mrs N S Shelro Young
Store Henry Best, A Inscove, Laurel;
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Hioh Paint IT n

AAASA 1On1b, ~. O
FL undersigned has established the ahova
ocnool, and moved his pupils from Glen Anna Fe-
male Seminary for the following reasons LIST. Be-
cause ne could not, under the arrangements exs
listing at Glen Anna adequately provide for loan
pupils. z. Because of the superior Advantages at
High Point, for tne education of both paying and
loan pupils. He has now the use of one Of the
most magnificent brick buildings in the 8 tate, be-
ing 100 feet long, AZ wide, and having "a rooms
10 ( 10, six 70 K %, a lecture room 80 K AZ, with
extensive basement apartments, and all we'll ven.
tilated by fire places.
High Point, from its immediate connection with
salem, its proximity to Normal College, its eleva-
walton and healthfnlness and from the intelligence
morality and piety of it's citizens, is one of the
most eligible sites fer a Female School on the N.
c. Rail Road.
One citizen erected the building. and the others
nave pledged themselves to secure forth with
globes, maps, new pianos, apparatus, and library,
those indispensable auxiliafies of a thorough fe-
male education. The object of the above Institu-
ton Is !. To educate youRg ladies for teachers
twenty i've young ladies, of limited means, will
De admitted ct once, and the entire amount of
their tuition loaned to them, until they can teach
and pay it. 2 To prepare young ladies for enter
ing the advanced classes of the best Female Col
ieges. The Sessions win correspond with those Of
Normal College.
None but experienced and competent teachers
are, or will e employed. Board is IS per month,
exclusive OF washing and lights. Tho Boarding
department is under the management and control
OF Jeremiah Pigotta and wife. Tuition in English
Branches, SO to l5 per session. Music on Piano
or Guitar $50. Painting in Oil SIS. Painting in
Water Colors Sc. French S.. Worsted Embroid,
cry 50. Other 0rnamentals at reasonable prices
Pupils admitted at any time, and charged to the
end of the session. Half of the expenses REQUIRED
in advance. Books and materials obtained at High
Point.
@ Situations will be wanted at the close Of
this Session for ten young ladies competent t.
teach the English Branches, Music, French and
several of the Ornamental branches. @-
For further information, address
w. I. LANGDON, Proprietor,
High Point, Guilford Co., N. C.
Feb. 4, 1853. 24-4t ST.
NIB. Young men will be conveyed to Norma
College in less time and at less expense than vii
Townsville.
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NEW BOOKS

Debit and Credit-Translated from tho German
of Gustav Freytag.
Lucy Towards JJurnal-By Mrs. L. H.. Sigour-
ney.
Parthenia or the Last Days Of Pag lnism.
American Almanac, for 1858.
Swords Pocket Almanac, Do.
Nelson on Fidelity.
Harper's Weskly,-Bound vol LIST for 1857.
Past Meridian, Sd Edition-By Mrs. L. FL. Sig
Quincy.
The Book of Job-IlIustrated and with Explain
atory notes and Parallels.
Tholuck's Commentary on the Psalms.
McMahon's American Gardener-New Edition,
enlarged, improved and illustrated.
For sale by H. TURNER,
N. G. bookstore.
Rulai9b Fab IN 1870 "a
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81 McTNTYnE.

At a regular meeting Of Jerusalem Lodge,
No. 95, Ancient York Masons, held in Hook
erton, N. c., on the 18th day of February, A.
d. 1858, the following preamble and resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, By a mournful ~dispensation of
Providence the earthly existence of our be.
loved brother Menan P. Powell has been ter
minated, therefore,
Resolved, That by the death of cur worthy
friend, Menan P. Powell, our order has been
deprived of a Mason good and true, our Lodge
of a brother prompt and faithful, the Church
of a member jealous and efficient, and the
community of a citizen active and useful.
Resolved, That we truly sympathize with
his surviving friends and relations, and here
by extend to them our sincere and heartfelt
coincidence.
Resolved, That we win wear the usual
badge of mourning thirty days.
Resolved, That the above preamble and
resolutions be sent to the bereaved widow
and family of our deceased worthy brother,
and that a copy of thessame be sent to the
American, Advocate with a request that they
be published, and that the Goldsboro' Tri-
bune, North Carolina Standard, and Spirit of
the Age be requested to copy.
j. NJ. PATRICK, w. M.
JOHN Fl. COWARD, Sec'y.
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aoINaI GoINGl III

Having concluded to settle in the Eastern part
of the State, I offer for sale the Plantation on
which I now reside, situated just two miles south
of Raleigh, on the Fayette Vile road, containing
2l9 Acres. About half is under cultivation, , por-
ton having been recently Cleared. rhsre is at
tached to this tract some Of the very best wooded
laud, any phere to be found.
The improvements consist Of a new cottage and
other necessary buildings. Further description 10
chase will examine for themselves. Apply TO
WIN. II. SCOTT.
Jan. I6, 1858. pit
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
Carefully Corrected By
BROW LIE Ye& HIUK s.
Grocers and Commission Merchant.

Grocers and Commission Merchants.
CorroN-The market opened very firm to-day at
l03 a liz for fair to good lots, aud III a IL for
prime lots. Some buyers are holding off for the
steamers news which is now due.
WHEAT.-The rec. ipts are small. There is a
good demand for prime lots at LIS a 100; COM
mon 100 q lilo.
To8Acco.-Tbe market remains about the Same
as last week. We quote Tugs of good weights 5 a
81 leaf II a 124. No fine in market.
FLoUR-Demand light ~superdns So; extra 81;
family Z so.
GoRN-Ihere is good demand, sales 6Oets.
BAcoS.--We quote sides le4 a IL shoulders
9 a 81.
LARD.-Kegs l21 a IL.
Saul P. 90 ALTO GA. $50.
lead. We quote II to Sets.
IRoS. Sweed 1 Is Ton. Eng. IS; refined 90,
American l 90. Sheet Il.
GuNPowDER.--Has advanced, prices 81.
GRfSDsToNEs. II to 2cts.
GRAss.-53 to Sc.
BUrTER--Goshen y a25ets.
CHEESE 10y to IL.
NATLs.-t4 to 5.
-MoLAssEs.-N o IS a 40; Syrup 80 to 40 cts.
Feb. 90, 1858.
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ROBERTS & cos
Copper, Tin, L Stove Depot,
ROANOAKE SoUARF

NORFOLK, VA.
n Store a large and varied assortment of all
i kinds of Copper and Tin Wares, a. wholesale
and retail, lower than any other establishment in
Va. Copper Work for Steamers, Mills, Distillers,
&C., &C., executed in the best manner, with due
regard to steam pressure. Stoves and hot air Fur
naces, of all kinds. for all purposes Metallic Roof.
ing, Cutters and Pipes for buildings, Block Tin,
Tin Plate, Sheet Copper. Bar AMI Sheet Lead,
Sheet Iron, &C., ETHEREAL Oil, and Lamps for using
it, Shower Baths and Bathing Apparatus, Of all
the newest and most approved patterns.
WM. D.. ROBERTS, JR, Il Co.
Roanoke Square, Norfolk, Va.
February 18th. 1858. 25-tf.
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RED POINT, Isle of Wight, Va, Nov. %, IS

RED PoINr, Isle of Wight, Va, Nov. %, 81.
Messrs. Borum Dc Mclean.
Gentlemen In your letter you asked my opinion
of your Improved Cotton Flows. I am very much
pleased with them, aud think they the cheapest
and best pillow 1 ever used. After the land is
broken, they are always ready for any season
They do good work, and are easy to the team and
last well. This is not only my opinion, but is the
! opinion of all my neighb rs. l expect you will
| sell several in my neighborhood next year. l do
not expect to use any other. I ran one all last
season, and it is but little worn it will last ono
or two more years. Yours, Respectfully,
Signed >. u. DARDEN.
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LANDSCAPES

WIN. II. HAMILTON. having completed the
improvement of the Capitol Square, Ra-.
leigh, is now ready to make contracts for the i'm
provement of Private or Public Grounds, in any
part of the State. Plans, drawings and estimates
given on application. Fruit and ornamental trees
for sale Greenhouse Plants, Roses and Srawber-
~, Of the following kinds being tn best in Guilt
walton, and ready for planting Burs, New, Pine,
Moyamensing. Mac Evoys Superb, and Long.
worth's Prolific. The above varieties Use. per dos,
or one dollar per hundred. All letters addressed
VIM. HI. HAMILTON, Florist, Raleigh, N. c., will
be promptly attended to.
Rgi eigh, Sept. Goth. 1851. Sly
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MARRIED,

On the 10th inst, at the residence of the
brides father, in Johnston County, by the
Rev. VIM. E. Pell, Mr.. VIM. r. Stephenson,
of Wake County, to Miss NJ. A. Kitchener,
daughter of James Kitchener, Esq, formerly
of Wake.
At R NJ College, Va on the 10th inst, by
the Rev. A. G. Brown, Mr.. John P. Fuller,
of Robson county, N. O., to Miss Willie,
daughter of DR.. w. A. Smith.
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SPRING TRADE. 1853.

DESCUD d GATLING have, by recent arri-
i walls, received a very large and varied Stock
of Pure and Fresh Drugs,
Medicines and Extracts,
Chemical Dc Instruments,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes,
Shop Furniture of every kind,
Artists and Mechanics Materials,
P rfumery, Soaps and Brushes,
Window Glass, Putty, Dye Stufs,
Lookingglass. Plates 4 Picture Glass,
Medicine Chests and Saddle-Bags,
Patent Medicines of all kinds,
Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Garden and Grass seed,
Burning Fluid, Lamps,
and every other Article wanted in their line,
which will lie added to. every week. and will be
sold at such prices as shall command a large in
crease of patronage from all who have heretofore
dealt elsewhere, in this or any other market
Every article warranted pure, Goods will be put
up neatly, packed carefully, and forwarded with
dispatch.
Raleigh, Feb. 18th, 1858. 25-tf
Fresh Fish Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish |!
A LII who want Fresh Fish will please call at
! IA my Store, on Wilmington Street, where W III
always be found all the kinds of FRESH FISH
to be had in the Norfolk or Portsmouth markets ;
also, every variety Of FRESH FISH caught in
the Roanoke and Aibemarle Sound.
AS | am erecting a Fish House in Morehead
City, and as the Railroad is nearly completed to
that place. l shall have an agent who will send me
daily all the various kinds of Fresh Fish caught
in Core and Bogue Sounds. l shall also receive
turtles, clans. crabs, and oysters, and in ia t ev
cry luxury that the waters about Beau ort Har-
Dor afford.
I shall also keep constantly for sale all the diff
ferent kinds of SALT FISH, at as low rates as I
can possibly afford them but as 1 am doing a
scafy business, all persons, without distinction,
will be required to pay the cash on the delivery
of the fish My motto is, no credits, no settle :
ments to make, and no dissatisfaction.
WILLIAM Ii. PUTNEY.
Raleigh, Feb. 8, 1858. 25-3
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Holloway's Ointment-Cancer, the most
terrible malady that attacks the feshy fibre
may be extirpated by this preparation. The
knife cannot reach the minute ramification of
the disease, but the ointment does. It pene-
trates to the sources of all unserious disorders,
and performs a radical cure. Sold at the
mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane, New York,
and by all druggists, at 25c., &c., and 81 by
per pot.
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Ode Cards.

The Grand Scribe has now on hand a sup
ply of ode Cards for the new Ritual, gotten
up in elegant style which he'offors to Di'
visions at rs cents per dozen, postage prepaid
Send on your orders soon, before the supply
is exhausted Of
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RAILROAD Observation-Disclosures coun-
ty voted, on the 9Th inst, on a proposition to
subscribe $4,000 to the Wilmington, Char
lotte and Rutherford Railroad. The vote was,
for subscription, 579; against it, $50. Ma
jority against subscription, Z.
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W. w. PARKER.
Signed.

Mr.. L. II. B. Whitaker, of Enfield, n. c., writes
US goth November 1857, as follows:
"Your- Improved Cotton Plows, sold me last
spring. gave good satisfaction, I speak of my own
knowledge, and the opinion of others who tried
them. Ihaye promised to send one to a friend of
mine living in Wilmington, in this State"
| Norfolk, Va, Feb. II, 1898. 26-iy
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BELF0RD ACADEMY.

THE Spring Session Of this INSTITUTION viii
miner on the second Monday in January.
TERMS:
Tuition per Session in English Bra $40 90
/" 6 in Latin and Greek, Is 90
Board can be had for So per month, including
washing and fuel.
Any person desiring further information will
please address the principal, or DIR. G.. Stills, AT
Castalia, N. c.
q. W. ARLINGTON, Principal.
C. z. BENNETT, Assistant.
n. 1927 ~ n
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We have on hand a fair stock of Yarns and 4 4
Sheetings. which We will deliver to order at any
station on the n c. or r. and CASTOR Rail Roads,
free ofcharge fer delivery to the place ordered.
l. Address all oriers to.
JOHN NEWCIN l&.SONS
Saxapanaw. Alamance, N. c.
Feb. ID, 1883, 34-Sm.5
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New Advertisements.
CMEAp READING

1AHE Volunteer, or the Maid of Monterrey, 25cts
l. The Sea Lark, or the Quadron of Louisiana,
25cts.
Fanny Campbell, the Female Pirate Captain,
25cts.
Paul Saroon. or The Rover of the Antilles, 25cts
The Royal Greens, or the Scout of the Susque-
hama, 25cts.
chusetts Bay. 25cts.
The Sea Witch, or The African Quadron, 26ets.
The Smuggler of st. Malo, 25rts.
Nell Noel, The Light Keepers Treasure, 25cts.
The Naval 0fieer, or The Pirates Care, 2scts
~ Any one of the above Books will be sent
free, on receipts of price. @- Six of them for
one dollar. Address,
LEWIS L. SMITH,
Newspaper and Periodical Dealer.
eft Richmond. Va
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Don't Purchase until you have tried e. p
NASH'S PIANOS!

ALL we ask of wishing to purchase
. PIANOS is, that they vii give ours a trial before
I going elsewhere, add if we fail to please il will be
! at our vi expense. E. P. NASH,
/ Book aad PiaRo Seller Petersburg, Va
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LEWIS I. SMITH.

DEALER in Newspapers, Magazines, Cheap
Books, Pictures, Songs. g., No. Isl, Main St.,
Richmond, Va,
Is Agent for the
New York Ledger. Flag IF our Union,
Waverly Magazine, Harpsr's Weekly,
Bilious Pictorial, Fsrters Spirit,
True Flag. Weekly Herald,
Hlrpsr's Magazine, G0dey's L1iy's Book,
Balloons d Illar Magazine. petersOn's Magazine,
and all the Weekly NsNsp 4pers and Magazines
published in the country. Catalogues With prices,
and spscim "a copies, sent on application. Pos
tage the same as when taken from the Publishers.
(. Country orders filed promptly. Address as
above. 23-f
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m- Please read the following testimonials !:

rs Please read the following testimonials
Mr.. W. D. Rountree, Wilson, N. c., writes us,
under date of December LIST, 1897, as follows:
G~enfEemen-I have not had time to make up such
statements as ! would like 10 send you. The
certificates annexed are from Farmers well known
in this community, and if they are of service, you
may use them. The pillow is a most excellent one,
and all who have used them, want more next
spring.
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TnE TEMPERASCE CAUsE.-Eighty-one per
sons Joined the Chesapeake City Md Tenn,
peranee Society on Monday night last. Over
two hundred have joined since the society
~ : oraanized. a few weeks ago
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Signed

SCOTLAND NECK, n. G., 23d Nov, 1857.
Messrs., Boruna De Mclean,
In regard to your Cotton Pillow, l
would state, that I sold several in this neighbor-
' hood this year, and from what | can learn, they
are preferred to any other pillow for cotton.
Very truly, yours,
Signed JOHN II. LYMAN.
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES

JUST RECEIVED, at the Commission Store
- of j. X. Whitaker, in Raieigh, n c., Molass-
es, Rice, Irish Potatoes, Cheese, Sugar, Coffee,
Flour, Meal, SC, &c.
j.. R. WHITAKER, Agent.
February 10Th, 1S5S. 25-4t
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Signed
RINcw .op. N. c.. 24th Nov. 1857

RINGWe ION, n. c., 9th Nov. 1857.
Messrs. BoRuM & RLEAN- ientle men I am
we'll pleased with your Cotton Flows, purchased
last spring. They ale fully up to my expectations,
and [ consider them a great Implement in the
cultivation of Cotton; in fact, they are a good pillow
for cultivating Corn in its young stages. Wishing
you good sales the next season,
remain, yours truly,
Signed w. II. JONES.
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AGENTS WantedI

In every County and neighborhood in this tate
and the Southern States generally, to whom a lib
eral per centage will be allowed on all msnies
sent. Enr narficnlars address the Puhlishar
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Signed

We have used Borum & M'Lean's Improved
PIow, and it excels anything we have used for the
purpose for which it is intended, and take pleasure
in recommending it to all Farmers.
Signed AMES RoIfNTREE
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Rocky MOUNT, Edgecombe, N. G.
November 81. 1857.

Hessrs. Borum Dc Mclean,
Genttemen-It affords me pleasure to speak so
favorably of your Cotton Plow. During the Last
season l introduced their use among our Farmers,
and can with safety say, that they nut only answer
the purpose for which they were intended, but far
exceeded the expectations of the most sanguine of
our farmers, who used them on their farms.
Respectfully, dc.
Signed. w. w. PARKER.
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WILSON. N. C.

WILSON, N. c., December 1st, 1857.
We have used Borum d McLean's Improved
Cotton Plow, and consider it the Uery best fol
either Corn or Cotton.
Signed SoNEHT
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GoLDsBoRo', N. c., 18th May, 1857.

G~oLDsBoRo'. N. c.. 18th May, 1857.
Nessrs Borum Dc Mclean,
GentLemen-Sometime in March last, DR.. W. d.
Rountree, of Wilson county, purchased of you, for
me-, two of your Cotton Plows, and 1 am SO much
pleased with them, that L must have some more.
Please send me Immediately, eight more, with Us
many extra points as are necessary, &C., &c.
Very respectfully,
VIM X. LANE.
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rW- We have received Stedman's Salem
Magazine LIST No.-but at too late an hour
for f,rther notice this week.
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Perry Davis Pain Killer has been used
with great success in cases of what is called
painter. collie, by taking it in molasses and
water, and bathing the stomach and bowels
with the medicine laid on warm with flannel
cloths; repeat as often as they get dry. Sold
by all dealers in family medicines.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-24

Mr.. Perry Davis-Sir Il have used in my
family your medicine, called "Pain Killer"
for many purposes, and have found it a very
useful and valuable article. | therefore very
cheerfully recommend it to the public regards.
HENRY CLARK,
Pastor of the Baptist Church in West Ran.
dolph. 26-2t.
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WANTED.

A BUGGY MAKER. one that can do Il hraneA-
es Of the wood work preferred.
Also a Smith that would be willing to do repair
ing as well rs new work.
G. H. GRIFFIN.
Marlboro Pitt co. NC. Feb. 1st 1853. 24-st
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GARDEN SEEDS.
CROP OF 1857.

NkI Z are now In receipt of a very large supply
W of the most approved kinds of Garden
Seeds, selected with care from reliable Seedsmen,
which we warrant to be fresh and good.
A liberal discount to Dealers in the surrounding
Country.
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
Wholesale AMI retail Druggists.
Feb. l7th. 1853. DR.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-24
She died in peace, and was resigned

years. She died in peace, and was resigned
to death.
In this City, on Wednesday morning, the
10th inst, Col. Stephen Birdsall, for many
years a resident Of this city, aged about SO
years.
In Lenoir county, on Saturday night the
18th inst, In the19th year of her age. after
a lingering illness of several weeks, Mrs. Ra-
chel Almira Cox, wife of Lewis B. Cox, and
daughter of the late Walter Dunn, Senior.
Died, at the residence of his father. IN
Moore county, on the 9th uIt., w. N. Bryan,
in the 18th year of his age.
BUFFALo LODGE, No. I72.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God.
in his all-wise and u~nerring providence, to
remove from earth our much esteemed friend
and brother, w. n. Bryan therefore,
Resolced, That we as a society deeply de-
plore the demise of our brother, as a worthy
member of cur Lodge and a jealous member
of the Baptist Church.
Resolred, That we tender to the bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathies, under this
affecting d~ispensation of providence and
that we send a copy of this to the Biblical
Recorder andSpirit of the Age, requesting its
publication in the same; and that a copy be
sent to the family of the deceased.
E. J.. NEWER,