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MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER is, 1858.
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d. our old friend, purser c. h. Denlson, is again
at his post on the steamship Empire City We are
under obligations to him for papers memoranda, etc
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Paints, Oils, etc.

just received
20 tuns pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD.
so bbis. LTEsEEB OIL.
20 :. YARNISHEs.
10 tans pure FRENCH zinc,
pl5 2p6tkltW q. @. W00DMAN
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Or. Eertene olleIie,a
KDF. KeriehGOndie's
e A r r E S T OR A TIVE
NeverF Failing Remedy
FOR ID NE So
Composed in part of the Essential oil5
ALLIUM cEPA, ALLTUM sEsARI ALL1uM PoRRUw
OLLEUM sATIvUM

This Chemical Compound will cute all cases Of Deafness
caused by liberation inflammation Of the internal Ear
Iympanum 1t Is also neveraing remedy il scrofuas
Nesoon oil the external or internal loss of tone unnatural
or Irregular sounds such ringing ETC. perfoatiqu Of
the tympanum or drum, and in fact all the various
Diseases of the Ear.
This medicine has been successfully used for twelve wears h
European Rno American hospital practice but its remarkable
medical properties have been known very few pntl
WITHIN very short time the auho having been verv strongly
solicited by the thousands who been cured within m la
four years deems it his duty circulate among those bo o
afflicted with Deafness.
volume Of testimonials Of performed by this medicine
could De furnished The following, from celebrated Dr.
Vaughn, is but Of thousnnd that have been volunteered
@ppaea your Restorative in Of Deafness caused by
SeFoula 1t was young lady who suffered with dis
charge of offensive matter her ears from nnev Nh
entirely lost her speech had tried Glyeerine and Acoustic
OH and every other remedy had also used constitutional
remedies, but all failed until you me your Restorative ma
IN -FOUR weeks after the frSt application could hear common
conversation and IN two months she perfectly restored 10
nearing ana speech Her for the week discharged
more than the usual quantity matter; but found If became
ght eolored and lost its offensive smell and then ani1
ceased dsehargng until stopped also applied II to tba
ears o. one Of my children, who wherever got cold I
suffer with pain in the ears and discharge matter and was
wise partially deaf; had the usual remedies
cess put effected cure with bottle your Restorative
therefore think this is the best medicine ever used for deafness
and in fact is the only medicine will use or recommend
Your FRIEND JOHN VAUGHN
White Sulphur Springs Virginia.
o. O. WO0DMAN, Agent,
corner Common and Magazine sis
40 -p9."A'h New Orleans
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Country .llLegchss,,ts

Who disposed to purchase for or approved city
paper obtain Goods from prices they can be
purchased in New York We have large stock Of Fancy
SILKS, Delane Alpaeas Plads Fiaunas Cloaks, shaWls
Parasos kubroderies Skirts Corse Hosiery Velvet Rib
hons, Bonnet Ribbons Trimmings Prints Domestic Goods
Linen Goods Blankets. White Goods ETC ETC. ali at ex
tremely low prices
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & co,
1ii Canal street
mo- pu door from Royal street.
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.E.etp yfEeeEtcag 60 Rooks.


r H q M IS ~. w HI T E ,
Medical Bookseller
Io5..a........ CANAL STREET. ...........,.I
Respectfully csls the attention Of Professors and Medical
Students to his fresh stock Of
NEW MEDICAL HOOKS,
comprising, ii part, the following:
wArsoEs PRAogIcE OF MEDIeINE-Improyed and Re-
gised.
WILSON'S AEATo1Y-New and Improved Edition.
WOODS PRACTICE or MEDIoINE-New Edition.
EREeHsoNs suRGERY-With sll illustrations.
FERGUsoNis AND pRu1Trs SURGERY.
CARPENTERS PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
TowEE's CHEMISTRY, FOR STUDENTS.
wooD BAoHE's UNITED STATES DIsPENsAroRY
for 1855.
RAMsBoTHAM's AND oHURGHILL's MIDWIFERY
JONES Z sEWKRKING's PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY.
DuEGLIsoNs MEDICAL DICTIONARY.
WOOD &DUNGLIsoK,s THERAPEUTICS.
With
ALLTHE EEw ME0IoAL WORKS nl5 2p8
no Medical students.
We have just received large supply Of
DIssEGTING INSTRUMENTS,
olathe most celebrated manufacturers particularly adapted
Medical Students.
SURGICAL 1NsTRuNENTs, Of the finest quality.
For sale BY
READ, HEDGES y DREW,
Druggists and Apothecarles,
nils 2plm lOs Canal street
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RUFfbOLf's
Ed. FrOtcgUcstt.e,,

DraEgs aud .Wedicjnes.
We have just received a fine assortment Of
PURE DRUGS.
MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS,
INSTRUMENTS
PATENT MEDICINES. etc.
from the reliable houses Europe America 10 which
we invite The attention Of Commission Merchants Planters and
others.
We have made arrangements receive direct from the
atoga Springs, constant supply Of FRESH CONGRESS
WATER, for sale by the box, dozen or bottle.
READ, HEDGES & DREW,
Druggists and ApOthscares,
MS 2plm lob Canal street.
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hosiery and EInegersE.trts.

a complete assortment of
WOOL AND COTTON HOSIERY
MERINo, CASHMERE, SILK AND COTTON UNDER
SHIRTS, for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
For sale low by
Pa E. REILLY 6 CO.,
mis- 2pSt 126 Canal street.
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S. ". Moody


II - M II A q "A N +!
Having Just completed his engage ents for Manufacturing
and importing from tbs yorb ma Enr,pe M ,nr.,t
s.,,,.-.,,..-z = t,r,,,,- eN'' 1l''
- '"sH'e4'S - = 49, ~
- A ES X Il
And
CENT? FJENtS 0TTTFTTTTNC n GARMENTS
ever ohefea IN one store in ms country Upwards o. ten
years catering for his Orleans friends enables him to est.
mate with certainty the and taste of his liberal
49,.
P'''-' nv - ~" " g. " oie' P ''t'' nv
S0hA1 BAhGA4Ns
JUST RECEIVED,
By THE LATEST STEAMERS
t,,,.,, -
At'H NF9H HNOi'9'
Purchased chiefly cash and comprising among new styles
imported since The Southern buyers left the markets
RT,od,,,s r7s,etr,ta,, St,,r+s
six Excellent sbirts IN ~
Buttons Warranted ne yer TO come off.
sir ali zine Linen far sl5
Finest Quniity Linen. SO per dozen.
Best York Mill Linen Bosoms etc.
, Ess"'''y '"''''
wv - ~ -, ~ -,
r $500 ~ ~ 9I.,psr r,.,,,a,
T5,,5 -
t!;al-a.r a,s w.
t, III
Ttravl'p5 y n ,,;,tt stt-t.
1U,n3. rI.,.s
Fr,or, 49, rro, 'S '''i'' w
He f2o.,on Sow az,
uasyy SiIk fran a .,
Pjrbsd sni PHI c.tb,.ra
weIeb and shaker FIanrs,s 49,.
TTiued Jeans. III for % 10
Heavy Canton Flannel wr,ppers and Drawers "a cents enc,
pa,.3i -. T,it5 = 80 -
81 e, '.A - 49,, s r,,.,
p .d E,3,.,..t ~ t,Ial,at,,
'N 'a.'"e' - y, 4,"s''" '!
wa,srb,@ ~ a,,d Ne,s p.,,,r 1y,it
Winter Hosiery
Half dozen Fine English Cotton, ST.
Finest Quality English
Finest Qa"hty WIN @eHno Feet
Indian Cashmere and Chsvtot Wool.
Fancy and Plain silks six for 81
Balbriggan, splendid article.
Dress silk, Checked.
Stripped Cotton, handsome.
Bleached, all qua tiles
Gents Stockings Wool aud Cotton
All regular makes.
Cravats.
Rich Black Beaufort, 4Oc each.
Black italian and Barathea,
Figured silk and Satin Squares
De Joinyile and Napoleon Ties.
Albert and Opera Ties.
English Scarfs. from Is cents.
Wool Lace, recherche.
Tabular Ties, splendid assortment.
soree and Wedding
Check and Ribbon Ties
huvy SIX lies from E5c
Black and Fig'd Spring Stocks,
P A. and Military Stocks.
Pocket HandIEerChiefs.
Ready Hemmed Linen 25c. each.
Ready Hemmed SILK Soc each
Llhen o t, " , ,os3o per Go1sh'
WIZ. t,, F"r S,. anu
SD'''hs Fz spa lg,.'f R,S sS .rg r,,
Printed Cotton Cambria, l2L,c each
90, ,. Stoves.
90D''" P gsa,v Mn sjk - N naior,
Cashmere Cloth. at SOC,
Backskiu at 90 cents.
~ ~ % ~
T,a.,tj IA ror.5
ss,r,I,.s 49,, 7zst
ss,,sr,o,,,r,
Fierrad and yybi+a t,1.s-.. II
Fi,s,, Iii s,t-
Rr.tyt.Ta ,sr. st~cr.
~, p...7.7,,.
VIM. r,,,...
E - w.,
--Nsf A1''k " w.
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Plantation Clothing, etc.

Plantation Clothing, etc.
#. MALARD IL CO..
Nos. SO and 60 lCnnat ST., corner Old Levce,
Keep constantly on hand large stock of
PLANTATION CLOTHING,
Made in the strongest Manner with suy Of the most
durable quality.
Their assortment comprises all sizes and consist. in part of
the following
HEAVY LINED KERsEY MONKEY COATS and PANTS.
RED, BLUE AND GRAY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
HICKORY SUITS, e.e., for Men and Boys.
Women and Girls KERsEY AND CoTToyADE FRnCKs
Joseys Shirts etc.
WOOL AND GLAZED HATS, WOOL GAPS, BLANKETS,
Socks etc..
Rg- Orders drled with promptness.
F.MALARD & CO.,
s. and 60 Canal street,
n15 2p8td&1tw corner old I.evee St.
QmtlIt4ee.
1860 ounces P. 4 ". QUININE.
900 :. FRENCH
MS 2psttlw 0. o. wooDMAN,
sVetU Goods,
BY STEAMER BLACK WARRIOR
just Receiving,
AFULL AND FINE SUPPLY
FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING!
And
FT7PNTSHrIC. COOncII
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Mouse FlSrnisHileg Goods.

4A0tRSC X SeA FGtdHbSAGY WoOtRSs
BED AND TABLE LINENS
BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
SILK AND WoRsTED CURTAIN DAMAsKs, etc, etc
For sale low by
P. d E. REILLY & CO.,
nl5 2p3t 1876 Canal street..
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.nssg RsceiUed,
3Y LATE ARRIVAL ST.
FALI AMI WINTER OLOTHINGI

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
HIR II ST.!
r,rTRwE@HrN oDsIa,
Consisting Of
CROCK ana sack Coats.
BIaek and dolored Cloth 5. and D. B.
Black and Colored Cashmere S. and D. B.
Pants.
Fine and Medium Black Doeskin.
Fine and Medium COlOred Cashmere.
Black slk and Satin
Black and Fancy Cashmere.
Fancy SIX aud velvet.
Black Figured Grenadine
Overeoats.
Fine Black Cloth and Beaver.
coiored Cashmere and Pilot Cloth.
Colored Felt, Trtyot and Petersham.
FANCY TRAVELLING SHIRTS AND sHAwLs.
Also, full assortment of
shirts.
Six Linen Bosom for. Sc 90
Six Superior for. go
sig custOm.nade for. Il %
six Fine York MIL for ID 90
White and Fancy linen
yyttta ~ Eancv ,farssftos
Fancy Cotton and Linen Check
Flowing Bosom. Embroidered
Horizontal plsits. Byron O.. French VI,
Undersbirts ana Drawers,
White and Brown Cotton.
Merino Cashmere and silk.
Lambs Wool and Shaker Flannel
white and Rcd Flannel
Heavy TvIled and Cot Elan.
Hair Hose.
White and Gray Merino and Wool,
Heavy Brown and White Cotton.
Black, Colored and Fancy sflt
white ana Brown Cotton, Msriuo feet.
Gloves.
Black, white and Color ed silk TaHeta.
BLACK and CoIored silk, Plush Lined.
Buekskin' Beaver and Castor,
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EmsbrOtdertes,
LA GEES AND TRIMMIN GS,
JAMES R. DECISIONS

Ar
JAMES r. DECISIONS "A
LACE, EMBROIDERY AND TRIMMING STORE,
1853 CANAL STREET,
Next door to Mr., D. II. Holmes Dry Goods Store.
Having received by late arrivals from New York, Hne
assortment Of GOODS beg call the attention my etd
and the ladies Of New Orleans my stock. As have just
commenced business my account the ladies' will not
only my goods cheap will ind everything and
hope by attention business merit share Of the public
patronage. Ny part Of the following articles
viz;
EmbroIderles.
Embroid'rd Muslin and Cambria COLLARS and SETS,
French and English Embroidered Linen Cambria HAND.
KERCHIEFS.
Embroidered PRIGNORs and SKIRTS.
Swiss and Cambria BANDS
Dinity BANDS
Swiss and Cambria EDGINGs and INsERTINGs.
Infants Embroidered WAISTS and ROBES.
Infants CAPS aud HOODS.
Laces.
valencienucs and Application COLLARS ana SETS.
A1eneon and valenciennes LACES.
B Rck Thread and Imitation LACEs.
81. Wells.
Dotted
White Blonde LACE-all Widths
IMITATION LACEin yaenciennes and Guipure,
mourning GOoaS'
Black Grape COLLARS aud SETS.
White :.
Embroidered Black and White SETS
Black Grape and Love Wells.
English and French Black GRAPES.
Black Grape TRIMMINGS for Dresses-new style
Head Dresses.
Point Application COIFFEuRs.
Chenille and Velvet HEAD DRESSES.
Ribbon and Pearl
Also Ea
style of DRESS HAIR PIN.
Trimmings.
PRINCES, BALLOONS and BUTToNs-all kinds.
KID GLOvES--at 50 cents the pair.
HOOP SKIRTS and BusTLES- for ladies and children,
JAMES R. DECISIONS
Lace Embroidery and Trimming Store
1853 Canal street.
Next door to D. H. Holmes Dry Good Storey
nl5 2p3t
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~. EDiGet $ Sons,
1879 CANAL STREET 1879
now receiving by every arrival from Europe and The
North,
N e w G 0 o d S
OF ALL DEsCRIP1IoNsl
Already is their Stock Of
FINE SHELL MBB
Not be surpassed They have introduced this
article, in the shape of
IVORY TUCKLNG COMBS,
truly beautiful article of daughters
Of the South.
FINE FRENCH PERFUNIERY,
SOAPS AND COSMETICS
SHE'LL, GOLD AND
METAL HAIR PINS,
Are other articles of which they have received large
sentiments. Asformerly, their stock Of
Dress Trimmings
BONNET AND BELT RIBBONS,
And FANCY GOODS generally,
Is unequaled
Ladies are reqsted to call and examine for themselves
B. PIFFET & SONS,
mis- 2.3eod No. 10 Canal styess
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Southern Furniture VVnareroonps
EMepoYtaaae FDiscoverag

i awe established fact that Quinine Opium, Morphine
and Arsenic whom cure Of Fever and Agne Inter
mtent and Rement Fever Bilious attacks leave behind
them Che seeds diseases 10 supereede these evils we
have to reeed very important discovery made by Dr. O.
j. Leeds, called the
oBININE SUBSTITUTE,
which, acting as ionic upon the system in all cases
Of FeyeFyeow Panamaand cures without inuring in the
least te system which under the regime would
be destroyed this Invaluable discovery to our
friends citizens in general and the world large Remember
Tie QUTNIEE SUBSTITUTE, or NERVE TONIC
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
u WRIGHT u CO.,
General Agents,
MD 2p6t&ItW 81 and 1871 Charities street
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O. Sec every page Of to-day's paper. -
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PErnaEe1.a

WIN ind at ourestabshuenta large stock of Negro Blankets
KeFseys Lndsegs Kentucky Jeans Lowes etc. etc. Also
full assortment of Housekeeping and Fancy Dry Goods BY
package piece at retail for cash city acceptance as low
they can be purchased at other establishments call is
respectfully solicited.
BENTHuYsEN, LEWIS & Co,
1l5 Canal street,
n5 2ph one door from Royal street
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No. 36 .WGgGsttte Street.
The Magnificent GREAT WESTERN HAT,
At GRTHANs9
The NICARAGUA cocKADEo HAT-AII tbae5.
At GRBALANsl
coming-tbe beautiful NIAGARA HAT,
At GRUHAK's4
All the New styles,
At the Manufacturers.
RB=Counry dealers, buy yonr Hats of FIRST hands,
Rs-I you want the New styes-tbe greatest gaFiatythe
most aeabe goods at the lowest prices of the Nolhn and
European markesMsses' Flats Ladies' BooEnefg Furs Ia
dies silk and Satin Bonnets-
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS,
NODE DE PARIS
And CREOLE STYLES.
The fine BELDEN HAT-CAPS Of all kinds
UMBRELLAS Of every grade,
Wholesale and Retail
At the Great Hat Establshmenl Of
S. E. GRUMAN & CO.,
30 Magazine Of Gr4yier St. New, orleapsl
Ra7-Eo. 60 Broadway, New York ul8 29ss
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Boys Clothing EnlpOrit8l1.

No. % ST. CHARLES STREET,
Between Canal and Common streets
This Store is exclusively for
YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILDRENs
9 t. O tt H NJ OR, s. E1RTS.
And FURNISHING GOODS. Wholesale and Retail
We have just opened a LARGE STOCK Of
DR. SIS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING,
Embracing every Style and Quality
All Of which will be sold at very reasonable prices
L. w. LYONS g. co.
nl5 2plt &c 25 and 80 St Charles st. corner Common.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
MORE THAN 500, 0G0 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

II Restorative Of Prof. O.. J. Wood for re.
storing hair perfectly and permanently, has new
er had a rival. Volume after volume might lie CIV
en- from all parts Of the world and from the most
intelligent, to prove that it is a perfect kestoTa-
tive; but read the circular and you cannot doubt
read also the following:
~ THE ~HAIR.-Peopie have for centuries
been afflicted with bald heads, and the only RENE
dy, heretofore known, has been those abominable
wigs By a recent discovery Of Professor Mood
these articles are being fast dispensed with, but q
great many persons still patronize them, because
they have been so often imposed upon by Hair
TONES of different kiads. To all such persons
we earnestly make the request, that they will try
once again, for in Woods Restorative there is no
such thing as fail. We know Of a lady who was
bald, who used the article a short time, and her
head is now covered completely with the tiniest
and NEST beautiful curls imaginable. We know
of numerous cases where hair was rapidly falling
out, which it restored in greater perfection than
il ever had been before.
1t IS also without doubt one Of tie best articles
for keeping the hair in good condition, EaLing it
soft q d glossy, removing %dandraf, and has
proved itself the greatest enemy to all the Ills that
hair is heir to.
sonal appearance though some may differ in regard
to the ways Of doing it; bat every one will admit
that q beautiful head of bair, either in man or
woman, is an object much TO be desired, and there
are no means that should be left untried to obtain
such q consideration U6EGn's AdrocOfe,
Philadelphia.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
Why, Bless Her, Let Her Go?

w hy oAS9o AANA 0Nb AAN
Some time ago l fell in love
'With-neyer mind her name
And | did hope that by and by
She'd love me back again.
Alas my hopes, a { awning bright,
We're all at once made dim ;
She saw q ehap-no matter where
And fen in love with him!
Next time Z went-(now how it was
l don't pretend to say
But when my chair moved up to hers,
Why, hers would move away.
Before, | always got q kiss,
/ own with some small fuss,)
But, now, forsooth, for love nor fun,
IT'S nun'com-at a-6uss?
Well, there We sat-and when We spoke,
Our conversation dwelt
On every thing beneath the sun,
Except what most we felt.
Enjoying this delightful mood,
Who, then, should just step in,
but he Of all the world whom |
Had rather see than him.
I sat me dswR-in thought profound,
This maxim wise / drew:
IT'S easier far TO like a girl,
Than make a girl like you.
But after all, | don't believe
My heart will break with woe;
gf she's n mind to love that chap"
Why, bless her, let her go!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
40Oks.
NORTH CAROLINA FoRM-BooK.

FENHrS day published by H. D. TURNER, a
new and complete Edition of the NORTH
CAROLINA FoRM-BO0K. Improved and gr:at-
ly enlarged, containing three hundred and forty
four pages, Royal II mo-, embracing many forms
not found in former Editions. Printed on good
paper, and substantially bound in Law calf. 1t
contains I" Forms" of all those Legal Instruments
which people have occasion to use-and furnish
ing also a Guide to Justices of the Peace, Sherifs,
Clerks, Constables, Coroncrs, School Committees,
&C., &c. Compiled from the best sources, being
an Improvement on all works of the kind former
" in use, and intended as a companion to "CANT-
WELLS JUSTICE" To which are added the
Constitution of North Carolina aud of the United
States, an account of the principal officers of the
State and of the Counties, titles of Address, &C.,
&c. Furnished at the unparalleled low price of
One Dollar, (being the cheapest book ever offered
for sale.) When sent by mail, an extra charge
of 10 cents will be required, to cover Postage. A
liberal discount to those who buy to sell again.
Published and sold wholesale and retail, by II.
d. TurRer, at the North Carolina Book Store !;
and by J. B. Lippincott 4 Co., and Hayes & Zell,
Philadelphia; and by A. S. Barnes & Co., New
York.
Raleigh, April II, 1853. "a
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
MTTCHELL'S FALLS.

A GENTS wanted in every county of the State
IN to can vass the same and procure subs cribers'
names for the sale and delivery of an excellent
Lithographic Picture taken upon the spotaud got
ten up in the finest style of the art, representing
the place where the Rev. Elisha Mitchell lost his
life in his explorations of the Black Mountains, in
the summer of 1857. Upon the receipt of three
d0siarsSxe will furnish to any person DESTROYS o.
taking.ah agency,two Pictures, one tinted and one
colored, as samples, with full particulars as to the
terms of the agency, dc. We viii offer inducements
sufficient to make it pay an energetic agent. Fol
further particulars, address US at AsheVille, N. C
LEWIS & DICKINSON.
P. s. Mr.. Dickinson is also agent for the Mt
Uitchell Monument Association, and during hu
tour through the State will receive subscription
for that object. W. T. DICKINSON.
March L, 1858. 27-eu
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25

easy boy went slowly towards the house.
He would not have gone had he not felt
very hungry. He walked right into the
dining room and was going to take his
place at the table without washing his fase
and hands, or brushing his thick, curly
hair.
Charlie, my son, l am astonished that
you should show yourself at the table in
that plight. Go and wash YOURSELF said
his mother mildly. She had not heard his
naughty words in the morning, and had
forgotten that he did not come when called
ooh dear! said Charlie, GROSSLY kick
ing back his chair and rushing out of the
room. He acted as naughtily as he dared,
during all dinner time. He was a very
bad, troublesome boy all the afternoon, and
when he went to bed that night, he did SO
without kissing his mother good night, or
saying his prayers-and a whole, long,
miserable day he had passed just in conse-
quence of his bed conduct in the morning.
That was a day which he never forgot, and
one which gave him deep pain to remem
Der to the latest day Of his life.
When he awoke the next morning it
was to hear that his mother, whom, not
w~ithstanding his ungrateful behavior, he
dearly loved-that dear kind mother whose
cheek the night before he had refused tC
kiss, had died in the night. Yes, ira mo
ment her heart stopped beating, and shC
had gone from her children forever.
Oh then how sorry was Charlie tina
he had not minded his mother, and BEEF
a good boy upon the last day of her preciou
life. But it was too late now, all the poo
lads tears and remorse availed nothing
his mother could not speak to him and tel
him that he was forgiven, he knew that b
should never again listen to her dear, 10y
ing voice, or meet the glance of her so
mild eyes-his mother was dead, dead, an
he had been naughty to her the very lai
time he had seen her in life.
My little children, whose places had 70
rather stand in when your mother dies, tt
place of Charlie or of little Johnny? Oh
how very thoughtless little boys, and girl
too, are in their treatment of their dea
dear mothers. If they only could reaIiz
as they can who are motherless, what
dreadful thing it is to have the mother di
they certainly would try to be mere dutifv
respectful, and affectionate to that best al
most tender of all human kindred.
Obey your mother, my children be
ways kind to her; that you may not ha
bitter remorse to sting you when you C
see her no more.