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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-11

Bssf-Black Tongue. &c.

The papers both South and West of us,
are filed with the deplorable effects of the
fatal disease which is sweeping off the cattle
BY scores. Throughout the State Of South
Carolina the disease has made its appearance
and IS doing much damage. In the district
Of Cheraw it is very fatal. To such an ex-
tent has it gone that in numerous instances,
the use Of beef, butter and milk has been CIV
en- up. In Columbia, the butchers have stop
ped killing beeves for the present, in conse-
quence of the epidemic. 1t has also appeared
in some parts Of North Carolina.
An exchange paper thus speaks Of it
THE disease may be known by the animal
frothing az the mouth. On examination the
whole inside Of the mouth will presents dark
greenish appearance, and smell very offensive
the tongue win be stiff and they cannot
eat AS soon rs | find them thus affected, |
have them thrown, and their mouths and
Threats. as fer down as can be reached, thor
oughly cleansed with strong salt and water
This may be repeated once a day until the
animal can Craze, which they can do in two
or three days. / have had four mich cows
affected with this disease, and have cured
them all with the above treatment"
The following receipts we find in the pa
pers:
The Southern Georgian furnishes the follow
ing "Coppcras and water, strong decoc
ton. half a gallon, TO which add half a pint
81 irits Of turpentine- use as a mouth wash
&C a day for two days, and drench with one
o e salt md water
-, On Flag says: ''Takc one Ia
b-lcspvJuIul of wagon tar, one of salt, one Of
soft soop, a teaspoon full Of copperas, a piece
OF assafGtida, about the size Of a peach seeC
put on n bride bit wrapped two or three
times round with thick cotton cloth, tieC
well at each end TO keep il on the bit, put il
on the COW as q bride, renew twice every
other day. Put it on as soon as you discovel
il on the beast
A correspondent in Sumter, writes to tn,
Mercury thus: 81 have found no remedy Il
succeed so well as one composed Of salt, win
egar and pepper, made strong, and a win
glass full poured into their mouths two o
three times o day.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR. SALE

Fl subscriber now offers his House and Lot
for sale. 1t is situated in Franklin coanty, with.
IA half a mile of Frankflnton Depot, on the Raj
eigh and CASTOR Rail Road. The los contains
Gfiy.six acres, one half in woods. The ere is a good
dwelling house, with SIX rooms and fire places /;
two of the rooms are twenty feet square. The
house is we'll finished, also good out houses, an ex-
csllent well of water in the yard, and a good
spring convenient There is no better water in
the country.
ALSO.
A young Orchard Of choice Fruit Trees. ANY per
| son wishing to move to a healthy place and goot
! schools, could not wish a more desirable place, 81
! it is one of the hsalthiest places in the State, and
no better schools. The schools are under the care c
G.. W. Neal, A. NJ, and Lady. Those wishing Il
purchase had better sail soon, or they may los
a bargain. as I am determined to sell.
For particulars, address me art Franklinton.
JOHN f.. B0DDIE.
Franklinton, n. c., July 81, 1858. 49-5u
Va. Weekly Standard 3 months.
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Notice

We are very anxious to increase the circu-
lation of the Spirit Of the Age to ten thous-
and subscribers. With the hope of effecting
this, we propose giving, to such as may de-
sire it, free Of cost, to all who subscribe for
the Age between the LIST July and LIST Sep
tembcr, also the North Carolina Planter for
the six months just issued-viz: the JAN,
Feb, March, April, May and June Nos.
which contain 200 pages of interesting and
instructive Agricultural reading! Here is
the rarcst opportunity afforded for procuring
valuable reading for almost nothing. A large
aoeekly He,rSpaper a ohole gear, and an inter
estjRg agricultural periodical for SIR months
all for one dollar only. Those desiring
the Planter, as above stated, must mention
il when RENTING the money .9y This
proposition will be closed after the LIST Sep
tembcr
In making this liberal offer, we have
double object in view We expect by ii
largely to increase the number of subscriber
TO the Spirit of the Age, and also introduc
our Agricultural Periodical where it is no
vet MISUNDERSTANDING that our Agriculture
friends when they see it, will become perma
nont subscribers to it also.
This offer will positively be closed on tn
LIST September. So no one need claim 1T a
ter that date. Fair warning.
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MARRIED.

Near Elejay, Ga, July 18th, 1865, by Rev.
B. B. Quillian, Mr.. G.. f.. Robards to Miss
Fl. E. Weaver formerly of B~uncombe, N. G.
~ Asheville papers please copy.
At the residence of Mr.. James Gooch, on
Monday I'd August, 1858, by Horace H.
Rowland, Esq, Mr.. Edward w. Workman tc
Miss Sarah A. E. Harris all of Granville CO.,
N. @.
Near Elevation, Johnston county, n. c., a
the residence of Lemuel Byrd, on the 1st day
of August, by B. Goodwin, Esq, Mr.. VIM. G
Barber to Miss Piety Page, all ofthe vicinity
of Elevation. B. A. w.
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State Of North Carolina,
CALDWELL COUNTY

COUNTY.
In Equity-Spring Term, 1855
Calvin C. Jones, John L. Jones, L. G. Jones, 7.
D. Jones, James Harper, james c.. Harper,
Samuel F. Patterson, Ed. W. Jones, T.. J. Lee
noir and w. w. Lenoir.
VS..
Rufus T. Jones, John E. Jones, Exeeut rs of
Thomas Jones, deceased, and Lloyd {. Jones,
defendants.
being made to appear to the satisfac'i. n of
the Court, that the defendants Rufus Z. Jones
and John C. Jones, are non residents and live
beyond the limits of this State 1t is therefore
ordered by the Court, that notice be given for six
weeks in a newspaper published in this tate, for
the said defendants, Rufus f. and John E. Jones.
to appear at the next term of said Court Of Equity,
to be held for the county Of Caldwell, at the
Court house in Lsnoir. On the 9Th Monday after
the 4th Monday in September next, then and
there to plead, answer or demur to complains ants
bill, otherwise judgm mt pro eonfesso will be Ia
ken against them.
Witness, William NJ. PGett, Clerk and Master
of our said Court of Equity for the county Of
Caldwell, the Sth Monday afte the 4th Monday
in March, 1853. W. II. PUETT, c. NJ. Z.
July 81, 1858. 4s-6v
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TO The wonderful success of DIR. Hostetter's
Celebrated and Unrivalled Stomach Bitters, from
the time of its introduction to the public, proves
conclusively its manifest superiority over any
other preparation of the kind now manufactured.
It's action on the diges tive organs is of the most
pleasing character, moving all diseases or NOR
bidity, aud giving the system a sound and
healthy tone. In cases of Dyspepsia, loss of ap-
petite, general mental or physical weakness, its
operation is most benefcent; indeed, some ofthe
most direful cases that have ever been under
medical treatment have been entirely cured by
this great agent. As a tonic, Hostetter's Bitters
are most delightful, especially before meals.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere and by Williams & Haywood, Ra-
leigh, n. C. Aim
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Special Notices..

SANDS sARsAPARILLA.-This truly valu-
able preparation is extr. cted roots by a powerful
apparatus which obtains the medicinal principle
in a highly concentrated form by scientifically
combining other vegetable products in the pro-
cess a compound extract is obtained infinitely su.
perior to any other for purifying the blood, and
cure of ~scrofula, salt Theum, ulcers, fever sores.
pimples, boils, eutaneous eruptions, liver com
paint, bronchi It's, consumption, female irregulari-
lies, loss of appetite and general debility.
Prepared and sold by A. B.. d d. SANDS. Drug.
gists, 100 Fulton Street, New York
Sold also by Williams & Haywood, Raleigh
and by Purcell. Ladd & Co, Richmond, Va.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
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FOR SALE.
A valuable Pee Dee Farm.

a VdIudUIG 1CG u6G EdIuI'
81 subscribers having decided to move Vest,
i,ofFer for sale the tract of fand on which they now
iresibe.
These lands are situated in the county Of Arson,
on Pee Dee River, thirteen miles east of Wades-
thorough, and known as the Wount Pleasant place;
| Continuing 1892 acres, a large portion of which
is bUstom land, containing an Island of 200 acres,
I know as Wade's Island, which is in q state of
high cultivation. There is also a va luabfe shad
fishery on the River, good Dwelling House. Gin
! house and screw, and all necessary oudbuildings.
| Dhs above described lands will be sold to suit
] the hardness of the times, and terms made easy
1 Wnnng negroes win be taken in exchange at fir
prices Persons wishing to- buy land in this
country, would do we'll to give Us "a call, mas
much as we have faly decided to sell.
D. G. HOOKER,
JAMES HOOKER.
/ 1uay Ist, 1854. 46-4t
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
High Point, N. C.
REV. N. MGR. RAY, A. B., Principal

REV. N. McR. RAY, A. B., Principal.
WIS Institution is on the N. C Rail Road, Is
4 miles West of Greensboro, and 5 from Nor
NAL College. Its next session will begin Sept LIST
The Principal is a graduate of Normal College,ano
has seven experienced Assistants. Instruction IS
given in all the branches taught in the best Fe-
male Institutions. Our profits are loaned to young
ladies educating themselves for teachers, and such
are credited for tuition until they can teach AND
paw it. We have apparatus, new Pianos. &c. We
can accommodate IFS boarding pupils The ex'
penses are less than at any other Institution ofthe
character in the State. Board alone and the Eng
lish Bra ches $50 to $45 per session. Latin and
Greek, each, Z so; French 5 90 ornanlentals un.
usually low. Hall the expenses required in adrdnce
For full information address
Rev. WI. LANGDoN, Proprietor.
Va WANTED, Situations for Southern Female
Teachers.
July Is. 1853, 4S...2S-tf
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Read Read ! the following :

W. the undersigned bqye used and known used,
the Receipt advertised Robt. NJ. Brown, Esq .
for the cure of Bots or Grubs in horses, and con
slider it the best remedy known, for that disease.
Indeed, we have never known it fail giving relief
in the worry first instance, even when horses were
suffering the severest agony. And the remedy is
body, and especially for the benefit Of that noble
animal-the Horse-Te recommend all TO procure
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr.. X.
NJ. Browns remedy TO be used IN very many in
stances, and never without effect. In some cases
it has accomplished astonishing cures.
J. L. BENNETT, T.. B. HOLLEMAN,
P. r. JONES, JOHN BENNETT,
EDWIN H0LLEMAN, Of Wake County.
JOHN R. WARD, A. P. STROUD,
D. IL. DURHAM. of Grange County, N. C.
JOHN @. BURGESS, WIN. H. BURGESS.
Randolph County, N c.
New Hin. Wake ceHnty. ". c.. sepk- 1887.
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY
DAVIDSON COUNTY, N. C.

DAVIDSON COUNTY, N. C.
TERMS:
D0ARD, exclusive of washing, ard lights, per
u session of 5 months, $780, Tuition in the reg
u1ar classes, $12.
The Fall Session will commence on the Isl day
o2 September, 1858. Pupils are admitted at any
time during the session, and charged from the time
of entrance. Catalogues containing all necessary
information respecting the course of instruction,
terms, &C., will be forwarded on application to
Townsville, N. C.. JNO. W. THOMAS,
Pres. Board Trustees.
July 18th, 1858. 4S...6t 29...6t.
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A Quarter we'll used.

There is a world Of important advice and
admonition contained in the following little
story which We find floating among our ex-
chagcs. A boy worked hard all day for a
quarter Of a dollar. With the quarter he
bought apples, and took them to town and
sold them FOR one dollar. With the dollar
he bought a sheep. The sheep brought him
a lamb, and her fleece broughta dollar. With
the dollar he bought him another sheep. The
next spring he had two sheep, two lambs,
and n y%carling sheep. The three heeces he
sold for three dollars, and bought three more
sheep. He now had six, with a fair prospect
He worked where he found opportunity, for
hay, corn, and oats, and pasturing for his
sheep. lie took good care of them, and soor
had a flock. Their wool enabled him to buy
o pasture for them, and when he was twenty
one he had a fair start in life, and all from
the quarter earned in one day.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
Carefully Corrected By
HICKS, GREEN & co.
Grncers and Commission MERCHANTS

OOa
ToBAcco.-The market to- day was more active
and prices were better. We quote sales of good
Tugs 5 a 81; very common green Tugs 81 "A;
common leaf Z a 81; good 81 a 124 extra 13 lis.
Fancy ranges Is to $50, receipts moderate.
WHEAr.-The receipts are beginning lto1get lar
ger. But to-day there was not 50 muChanfmation
in the market, prime lots of white brought l 36cts;
Red / IS.
CoTToN-Fhe receipts and stock small; prime
lots sell readily at 12cts inferior 102 a 1lIcts.
CoRN.-The receipts are larger. We quote
sales IS cts per bushel.
BAcoN.-The market is much more active, and
prices higher. We quote sides 10 q I04; shcul-
ders s a 81.
GUANo.-The market is entirely bare, but we
quote Peruvian $50 Ton.
sUGAR-The market is very active at higher
prices. We quote coffee sugar 10 a llcts Cuba
81 a 9 P. 4. Oh a l04. Stock small.
CoFFEE-This article is higher. We quote Rio
LII a i23 La Ii q Ia cts Java Is a 90.
MoLAssEs.--We quote N. O. 45 q so cts; Cuba
80 a IS P. r. 40 a IS cts.
FIsH.-We quote G soss Herrings y a q; cut
4 a Al.
| Aug. Z.
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CuARLEsToN PRINTING.-The Holly Springs
(Miss.) Democrat advises the Faculty of the
University Of Mississippi to send their Cata-
loguc TO Charleston to be printed, instead of
patronising New York printers. The advice
is sound. Charleston possesses three finely
equipped job printing Offices, either of which
is able to print pamphlets of any description
in the very highest style of the art, and with
all desirable promptncss and dispatch.
Mercury.
We receive now and then catalogues OF
academies and schools in this State printed at
the North, and our invariable rule is not tc
notice them. True, a notice in our paper is
not worth much but though we make a liv.
ing by printing, and are thankful for all the
work given US, yet we do not care even t.
advertise for Schools, or Banks, or Railroads
which have their printing done at the North
Raleigh Standard.
Our sentiments exactly.-ED. AGE.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
NORFOLK MARKET.
McPHEETERS & GHISLEL1

MCPHEETERS s. GHISLELIN,
WHOLESALE GRocERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR-The receipts Of -four since oar last
have been very limited, and the market is very
bare, which has caused an advance that we do not
think can be maintained with fuller receipts. We
qaote s. F. 81 a So; Extra 81 a 6 Family 81 a
81.
WnEAT-Red 1 Is a l IS several small lots Of
new have been received.
GoRN.-White and mixed so a 81 yellow 90c.
CoTroN.-No sales to report. We quote nomi-
nafly ~ a 123.
BAcoN.-Va. and NC. hoground 12c; sides
II; shoulders 10 hams 13 q 134.
GRocERIEs.--No change to report.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tar 81 so; Sprts Turpentine
is wanted at 43 a A Common Rosin dull at 81.
PE,s.-B. E.. 81 81 stock l 10 is.
LrME.-Thomaston 81 w. c. 81 IS.
MEALS per bushel.
Aug. z.
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WE beg to call attention to above notices and
tpo. 50 lleHt a continuance of the favor extended 80
tlo old firm.
We shall keep always on hand a full and well
selected stock of all articles in the WHOLE
SALE GROCERY BUSINESS, which we will
sell ON the most accommodating terms ; and all
cot sigHments of FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, COT
Ten, NAVAL STORES, or other articles of pro-
nHs e, shall have our best and promptest at ention.
MePHBBPERS d GHISELIN,
Wills Wharf, Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk, Va, Aug. eth, 1858. 50-tf
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Weeds Patent Sewing Machine is before u.s.
We have examined it and tried it on various kinds
of work, and for once confess ourselves astonish-
ed that so simple a piece of mechanism will sew.
The complaint against Sewing Machines general
ly, has been that they very easily get out of or
der, and become useless to the purchaser. But
here is an exception, for there is, to all appear.
ance, nothing to get out of repair. And we won
der again, so simple a thing will sew srcha beau
tiful, straight, even and firm seam, that never can
be rivaled, either in beauty or strength, by any
work done ia the ordinary way. It sews well on
the finest muslin or the coarset and hardest cloth.
doing every kind of work which families require,
and is also adapted to shoe and saddle manufac-
turers' use, as we have seen some very elegant
specimens of work done on leather, that was not
only handsome but strong. We have Aever seen
so complete a Sewing Machine before, or one we
could so freely recommen to our readers, who
need such a thing as this and since SewingMa-
chimes have become almost a necessity in every
family where there is much sewing to be done, we
advise all to purchase this in preference to any
other.
These Machines are manufactured and sold by
WHITNEY & LYON, Projectors, 345 Broadway,
New York Wilmington Nv. CO. Herald.
If any prefer purchasing through a citizen Of
North Carolina, by renting the money to the
Editor of the Spirit of the Age, Raleigh. a Ma
chine will be ordered by him. s0-4t.
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FOR ONLY 81.

ON the receipt of 81, will be mailed Co any per-
W son a recipe Of a remedy for Horses, while
.uferiag with Bolts or Grubs, which was never
known to fail to give ease in thei1 greatest agony,
if given in time. Many valuable horses have been
saved from an untimely death Icy this remedy, and
# given as advised, and it fails, the money win BIO
refunded. No person who has a horse should be
without this recipe. Other remedies will be added,
which will be conducive to health and thrift, and a
great preventive OF dissemper, which horses are
subject to. Address R. NJ. BROWN, the P. ID. of
New Hill P. o.. Wake county, n. G.
March 2, 1857. 61-3n
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Terms-Per Annum.

Single Subscription, ! year, postpaid, ........s3 90
years, do .........5 90
Clubs of Two to Eight, SO
Clubs Of any number above Eight, each..-...-2 90
The cash in all cases must accompany the or
ders. The subscriptions FOR each year commence
with the first january number of that year, thus
supplying the subscriber with the Masonic Ro.
nance series complete. But the work being ster-
eotyped, any number OF series Of numbers will be
mailed, postpaid, on receipt Of the price, Is cents
each. Address J.F. BRENNAN,
Secretary N. P. Association,
49-4t Louisville, Ky.
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The Masonic Publishing Association,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
PURLIsH
The Monthly Masonic Magazine,
OF THE AGE,
ENTITLED
"THE AMERICAN FREEMASON."

I is devoted exclusively to the instruction and
Il entertainment Of Freemasons, their wives,
families and friends. Each number contains Pnr'
traits of distinguished Freemasons, and other
engravIngs, by the best Artists aud the articles
by DR.. A. g. MacKey, Rev. Geo Oliver, Giles F.
Yates, Albert Pike, Robt- Morris. John DoYe, J.
Hfbsar L@9zrspfude0ee and Bslie Letters, from
the Pens of the Leading Masonic Authors of tho
present century
As a Monthly Magazine it has 10 equal, either
in beauty of mechanical execution, OF valve Of its
articles, in The world. Each HontbIy part con-
tains as much matter, not to speak Of the costly
engravings illustrating the same, as ALL the 9TH
CT monthly issues of the Masonic Press Of Amer.
lea, rolled into one. It is acknowledged to be
the Monthly Masonic Magazine of the Age.
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Lemon Collegiate Institute,
MALI AND FEMALE.

FOUNDED 1855.
THE Fall Session opens the 4th of August
Board per m onth, remains only ST. Tuition
per session, from 10 to IS 0rnamentals low m
proportion.
Faculty composed of the best Instructors.
One hundred and eight students have attended
this year-an increase of s. per cent over the
previous.
The two departments cbecb and ineite each
other. They are planned and managed different
ly from any institution in the South.
Good new apparatus, row on hand. The Tenn
perance Division fourishes No Grog Shops in
less than six miles. For Catalogues apply to
Rev L.. Branson, A. B., Principal, or W. II. Cum
ninggim, See of Board,
henoir Institute, N, c..
June II. 1853. III 25-4m.
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Reported by VIM. 81. Oliver & Co,

Grocers, Commission. Receiving and fortcarding
Merchants.
DEALERS IN LIME, GUANo, &C., NEwBERN, N. c.
Bacon, hog round Il; Coffee, rio IL a BE; La
guayra Ii a IA Java IS MaracaiDo IS Cotto3,
nominal IL; Fish, blue fish per Dbl 625; Shad
10 90; Trout 5 so Flour, n. C. 5 so a 6 90;
Grain, Corn so; Oats 40 Peas l 90 a l so Hay
Loo q 1 25; Lard 124 Lime lump Is Common
! % Molasses. New Orleans 40; West Ind es 27
to 80 as to quality Syrup 40 Pork, City mess
per barrel 90 90 Plated 10 90 Rosin l 90; Ros-
in oil Is to 80 per gallon as to quality Salt, g.;
Sack l 90 a l 10; Coarse Is a 80; Spirits Tur-
pentine 40; Sugar, refined 10 a IL; Brown 81 a 9
Crushed 123 Loaf 123 Tar l so; Turpentine
dip 3 10 3 10 scrape l 20; virgin $50.
AupuSt
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HILLsyILLE ACADEMY.

5SNs IA Mss ANAR@
j. AVIS hartley, a. NJ, Asso. Principal,
ASSISTED BY EFFICIENT INSTRUCTORS.
INHE sixteenth session Of this institution will
4 commences the first Monday in August, and
continue twenty one weeks. Board can be had i'm
good families at six dollars per month.
Hillsville is . village near the top Of the Blue
Ridge, commanding a view Of the zost pictut-
esque, romantic and Sublime scenery. II is we'll
supplied with good water and pure ar from tie
surrounding mountains, and is renowned for
health. 1t affords as gooi society as our smaller
TO Ens generally. 1t is situated on the main thor
oughfare from Tennessee TO North Carolina, over
which passes a daily line of stages, and is within
q few hours' travel of the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road. Through the liberality of Messrs>
Andrew S. Fulton, BENZ. Rush Floyd, and Alex
ander n. Chafin, two Gold Medals have been pre-
sented annually, for the last two years, to the
best speakers. The annual catalog lie win be sent
to any one desiring further Information about the
school.
July Q, 1855, 46-5mpd
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EB- We are making arrangements for a
Temperance Celebration at Cool Springs, in
Chatham County, on Friday the 18th instant,
and expect to have several speeches. The
friends Of Temperance generally, and the la
dies in particular, arc invited to attend.
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- UGGY Irons Silvsrplated at nay Grocery, the
ID old stand, one mile West o. Raleigh, on the
iHiikboro' road. Jobs may 5e left at the N. C. r.
r. 1epot, or at Messrs. Pullen & Be1vins, Hard
vwaso Store, on Fayetteville ST., directed to me.
Terms cash. 7. w. LEE.
Raleigh, July 81, 1858. 4s-u
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TOWN PROPERTY.

A ca izen of Raleigh who owns more Town
II Property than he desires to hold, ,OiU sell
at 81 great bargain, some of his Houses and Lots,
some of which are very desirable both in location
and kiad Terms very easy. For further infor-
nation, apply to the Editor of the Spirit ef the