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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-16
List of D. g. w. Patriarchs.
COUNTY DEPUTIES.

Of Deputy Post office County
Nathan Stout Glover Orchard Alamance
Joseph White Wadesboro' Arson
Rev r. / Alternately Happy Home Burke
RN Price Asheyille Buncombe
W G Lewis Catawba View Caldwell
J J Bullard E,lisvills Bladcn
r l. McKibbon Harris Depot Cabarrus
J w Hatch. PittsbOro' Chatham
George T Fisher Newbern Craven
II + Ramsour Lincolnton for Catawb a co
A f Bell Camden c House Camden
j NJ Forney Shelby Cleaveland
James Brock Pennington Davie
Rev @ + Bahnson Salem Forsythe
D $ Hill Louisburg Franklin
A r henderson Hopewel for CASTOR co
G q Yates Greensboro Guilford
Edwd Cannon Hookerton Greene
S II Smith Sunsbury Gates
WIN Wilson Pigeon River Haywood
G b Corbitt Enfield Halifax
II A Thorn Littleton Halifax
Rev JAS Blythe Hendersonville Henderson
Rev b Clegg 0lin Iredell
Rev G Campbell Franklin for Ja'kson & Ch'kee
Rev l. Brauson Lenoir Col ms LenOir
II G Hamilton Lincolnto1 Lincoln
Rev L + siler Franklin Macon
A Il Mcdonald Carthage Moore
J G Wilkinson Charlotte Mecklenb'g
Thos ilson Walnut Grove Orange
VIM J Moye Marlboro Pitt
Rev L II Shook Madison Rockingh'm
DIR John F Foard Rowan Mills Rowan
John W Leak Rockingham Richmond
S Il Taylor DanbUry Stokes
D A Covington Monroe Union
J J Litchford Raleigh Wake
DR. A A Scroggs Wilkesboro' Wilkes
John J Marler East Bend Yadkin
S d Pool Beaufort CarteIet.
Rev j 7 Rollins Ivey Madison
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-16
THE NEWBERN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

TfHIS Company has now been ia successful
operation FOR three years, during which time
no assessment has been made to meet losses
The Company is now prepared to receive appli-
cations for insurance, which may be made to any
of the different Agents throughout the State, or
to the undersigned, at the Office Of the Company
in this place.
MOSES W.. JARVIS, Secretary.
Newbe IN, N. c., Jan. %, 1859, eft.
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REYNoLDsON MALE INSTITUTE.
SITUATION WANTEn-
j. D. BoUsHALL, A. B., Principal.

A YOUNG LADY, who has had some expo
IN rience in teaching. desires the situation of
Tatorsss in a private family or Assistant. She
is fully capable of giving instructions in the
higher English branches, with French and part
of the Ornamentals. Uncxceptionable references
given. Address " E. j." Alamance p. o. n. C..
Feb. lo, 1859. 20-3m
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FORM OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
Date.l

(Date.)
The undersigned, inhabitants of -, be-
lieying the Order of the Sons of Temperance to
be well calculated to extend the blessings of Total
Abstinence, aud promote the general welfare of
mankind respectfully petition the Grand Division
Of the State of N. c., to grant them a Charter to
OPEN a new Division, to be called the -- Di-
vision, No. -, Sons of Temperance, of the -
Il to be located in -, under your
jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselve Individually and collective
". to De governed by the rule s and usages of said
Grand Division, and also by those of the National
Division,
Enclosed is the Charter Fee, s.. Books, 50
Applications must have at least eight names
nigne1 to it, aud be forwarded, with the above
fees, Il A. N. GQRMAN, G. s..
Raleigh, N. c..
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For the Spirit of the Age.
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION!
Do5eR pih Hc 7ra6icH
To wit; Rum, Gin, Brandy, Whiskey,

To wit; Rum, Gin, Brandy, Whiskey,
Cider, Brandy Peaches, Sc.
A Celebration Of the 10Th anniversary Of
LuIubcrton Division, No. A, Sons of Tenn
perance will take place in Lumberton, on
Saturday the 2sth Of May, 1859. All Subor-
diaale Divisions wi.uin our reach are most
earnestly and cordially invited to attend.
Also tho friends and foes generally Of the
cause ~ Temperance, we would he glad to
have IN attendance, as several able and ap-
propriatc addresses may be expected on that
occasion. by order Of The Division,
RECORDING SCRIBE.
Temperance Hall, Tth March, 1859.
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E5~ Quite a number of Divisions have failed
to send up recommendations for Deputies. 1t is
hoped they viii immediately attend to this mat
Ger, 50 that each one may have either a County
or Local D. q. W. P. belonging to the Division.
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THE LATEST NEW MUSIC.

Raleigh, March 7tA, 1850 :
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4 Noble !Se"timrni.-The Governor q,
georgia cmbod'es the following in his an
nual message:
n" monarch rules here! And il is tbc
PRIDE OF our system of government thai,
each citizen at the ballot box pos,cssr,
equal rights Of sovereignty with every other
one. Thanks be to our Heavenly Father
the popular voice cannot here be husbe.l
IN The silence of despotisrn, but the pom.
lar will dictates the law. May i, thus ever
remain How important it is, therefore, that
inc masses be educated, so each NAV bc
able to read and understand for himself the
constitution and history of his country. and
to Judge and to decide for himself what arc
the true principles and policy of his govern
ment. But how much more important is
IT, in my opinoion, that every person in the
State be enabled to read for himself tho
Holy Bible, and to comprehend tie great
principles of Christianity, in the eternal
truths of which | am firm, though hum.
bic believer. Educate the masses and in
cuicate virtue and morality, and Won law
1t broad and deep in the hearts Of our peo.
pie. Peo'
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

ih"""h w" have 81 penalty Tor mon,avnrnt
81 Hn'""fiii"''+ l" "nr paper when due il has
10" l""n ii"d'v "xar'.d l.y nmr j,r".i,.c"4 .or. ::
hiii We, I" some "Si"m'. have followed their OK
ample. REASONS satisfactory /" or:r."!v.s huyr
i'i u' !" the cnnvir.inm thai We shoulJ i'm mn
"'f'~ 'n'"rr" ia" r"naltv. W" therefor. give
motto" t,,;st "r and after ,hr l.. of Aprl n,,,
"" -''h!l ''liarr" for all subscriptions not paid
within F'N months. S2:d'. and 500 il not paid
within: "i" year Those who come forward and
'''i" ''i"r" that tim" ma: say" sonrthin,, hu,
those w," H.: l"' until after onr ruiz. ro.s into
effect. nrnT rely ui"r paying for their n".!i-.nc.
ih" iul 'r" unit al III" penalty.
EHr"ii"n"". too, has taught ,ls that there .houIJ
he som" "hHrr" mai- for bb.uar, Notices. rx
c""'iin:. Il certain length. W. SHALL in future
chhrr" IN" "Nc"ss over "n" square, at lvrr,iS.
NJ ra,'s. :" h" charged to the party W no order,
IT in tn" paper.
Th" above terms have been agreed ,1 bv ,},.
Pr"nr'"i"r> of tn" AbhcvIlc Trimmer and Iyd,-
prrdrnt hrsa
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1t is stated that certain eminent mcd;
cal man lately offered to a publisher in PA,
ernostcr row -" "Treatise on the Hand :
which the worthy bibliopole declined. with
shake Of the head, saying, "My dear sir
we have got too many trcatises on our hand.
already.
What is mine, even TO my life, is hers
love; but the secret Of my friend is no,
mine.
We like better to see those on whom wc
confer benefits, than those from whom wc
receive them.
Society, like silk, must be viewed in all
its situations, or its colors will deceive
US.
lie that is choice of his time, will be
choice of his company and choice of his &C..
tions.
Were it not for the tears that fill our
eyes, what an ocean would fill our
hearts.
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TOPR0PRIET0RS. ARCHITECTS AND
BUILDERS.
JOHN Co1HGTT.
PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER

ANOuID inform the inhabitants of Able
~ Vile, nn.l the public generally. that. he
has permanently located mt Ahhrvlr c. IT,, for
tn" I'lrp"S" of pursuing his profession. From n
Ion" "Xi"r!"ncc in Europe and many of the
principal Towns Of .im.ica combined with y
| steady attention !" business, b. flaitrrS himself
that h" viii be able to give entire sails actiou TO
all vii" wi-i, TO hnv" good ll"i!<, Painting done
and Will favor him with their orders lie feels
himself competent to finish all
Graining, Marbling, Paper Hanging, &c.
ll's experience and skill in his profession will en-
| able him t" compile all work in his line at very
moderate prices.
thnch"s Hills. Staircase Walls, Mantle Pie
c"S Ec, finished! in imitation of Marble Rooms
i"rrr"d. Panelcl with Oak Paper, and vanished
i'll The lrs style.
II" Is prepared to paint all old and new work.
AMI Fin Roofs, "nsi'lr. Also inside or outside
OF Rough castcd Walls of private o- public build.
'nGS III imitation of any color nf stone, ut ON,
third OF the cost usually charged hy Substituting.
conposi"n of his which has been fully
tested, and will stand good for Wears. WinJow
HlShes "t private and public buildings glazed at
in"lrratc prices
He will also keep on hand and for sale all kinds
OF Mixed l'antS III quantities to suit purchasers
ANA also, great variety Of paper suitable for
lied lio ms, Dining, aud Drawing Rooms. lie
will paint signs glass or wood, ut short no.
tcc.
20 Office in the Wooden Building adjoining
the Marslla; House.
May II 1853 3 "
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Nr"mi"g I!,rrc"crs.-"I liked your ser
mon very much to day, with single cx
c"r'ion," said worthy pastor to a minis
ter who had occupied his pulpit a portion
o! the Sabbath.
Well, what WAS tho exception T.
Il think you used too many technical
phrases"
"Did | IL didn't think Of it."
"1ou repeatedly spoke of drawing infer
cnces. Now that was Greek to many hear
crs.'
"Oh, no. Most every one of course
knows what We mean by drawing An infer
ence."
1on arc mistaken, brother, as sure as you
i've; l do not believe one half Of
my congregation would understand the
phrase"
"lou certainly cannot be right"
" am; now there is Mr.. Smith," point
ing cut man just turning the corner from
the meeting house, who is quite an intclli
gent farmer; we will overtakc him, | will
ask him if he can draw an Inference and
| do not believe that lie will understand
me-"
Accordingly the two ministers quickencd
their pace, and as they came up to the said
MIR. Smith his pastor said to linn.
Brother Smith, can YOU draw an infer
ence -
Brother Smith, thus snmmarly interro
gated, looked at his pastor for some fifteen
seconds quite surprised and then rather hes
itatingly said,
swell, I don't know 'spose I could,
I've got pair Of steers that can draw any
thing to which they are hitched-but I
shodldn't like TO on Sunday"
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a New England minister once remarked
that his Sunday afternoon discourscs were
preached to about three bushels of baked
beans; but discourses nova DAYS are de.
livered to congregations composed Of one
part human, to about fifteen parts dry goods
and millinery.
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RA' 80 OF ADVERTISING

IL" s"f the AbhcviIlr Bnnnrr and
Mhp.",i. $, hav" established tn. follow.
ing rates rising to be- CHARGED in hath
Par"rS:
Every Advertisement, inserted for "A l.4s t;mc
!Enn HIRE" months will -" charged hy tl:. i,s.r.
ton at One Dollar per S'iunr. u incl. she
s'a'" Of - solid linr> less for l, first i>.r
''"n. 'nI Fifty Cents for each s,Ibsr'iu"n, in.
.;r'!iuI,.
- ih" commissioners. Sh"rilf'S. Clerks and
of'i:aary's Advertisements will h" inserted in
both papers. ..ac', -!arrin, half price
- sheriff I."vrs One Dollar each
~ Announcing, Candidate. Five Dollars
Advertising an E>irav, Two Dollars, to be.
p"! Ivy Tia" Magistrate.
.t''E"r'-"'m'nt- inserted f"r ihrrr months. or
i",s.r. at ia. f,l',w..i.. r.:,..s:
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lie who desires no virtue in n com.
panion, has no virtue himself; and that
state is fastening to ruin, in which nc
difference is made between good and bad
men.
1t requires more magnanimity to give up
what is wrong than TO maintain what is
right; for our pride is wounded by the one
effort, and nattered by the other.
The river Of God is full Of water; but
there is not one drop of it that takes its
rise in earthly springs.
The barren figtree was. not cursed be.
causesit bore bitter fruit, but because il bore
nofrnit.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-13

We like fun. "It is great institution,
II 1t was to come to that, we should vote
for it with big ballot Fun 1t is what
keeps most of us from getting sour-it adj
Jnsts 1 cquipoise of life-t mcllows the
flesh, oils the bones, roslfics tho brain
sets one right when his tendency is another
way.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-13

When the brave Corporal Caithrcss was
asked after tho battle of Waterloo, If he
was afraid, he replied, afraid, why T was
IN all the battles Of the Peninsula" But
having it explained TO him that the question
referred to a fear Of losing the day, he said,
Ma, nall did na fear that; was only
afraid that we should all be kilt before We
had time to win it."
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-13

A western editor requests those of hi.
subscribers, who owe him for more than six
years subscription, to send him lock ,
their hair, so that he will know they ar nv
ing.
Most men employ the first par Of their
life to make the other miseraJs,
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When Cannrg's health was drank at the
Minister'S B'aciwail dinner, lie replied,
Gentlemen, this is a fish dinner; so, after
sincerely thanking you for your good wishes.
DO not see that we can do better than
io'!o" The example Of the fishes, who drink
good deal, but never speak"
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Stato OF South Carolin,

IHBElILLE' ULS7HIf,y
,"'' cam" cJ r'"""" Pleas uud I;,u1 .s.s,;o,,
\. X. Butler ''''"''"''
VIM. b. IA"yl, Mrc;owan' M"I,I'I:"'' PMn:. ,,,
" hfhENS the Plaintiff did. ON tho MIN.
~ "''.ih day "f Novrmlrr ,i,.htc.n h,',
"f'" a. ana M i'v-"lghi. til" his .rl ,r,,i,, .,.;..,
i.n''h'' wh. II is sid is alsrn, ,rn,
ana ~ "An"' III" hunts "i this Stat. ;,,, has ,,a;
''''' wa, nor attorney known within ,h, .,n,a
"i" ",' cory "i sad 'l,!;,, II, ion ,n;,r,, ho
- j. Therefor" ordered ih,, thu .,id Ia,
'"' ." ''Pl''" AMI plead r' :l. aid ,.,l,r-
I. '" !" "''" va twentieth ia, of Nov.m.
' " ''Ih '":' hnn'rrd and fiji .uin, ,,,,,:
'hi'' ;"" absolute Judgment will ,h,n n. ,,;.,,''
and awarded ar:iu-, Inn, wv gwen
-, MAlFiiEW MCDONALD. e.
Clerks olic". Nov. :,p, Is54 ., H.
ho State of south Carolina,
.lhdrriNr Uixi.icA-M the C,u,o.n D,,
i''"fy =: r'r"rh' Attachment.
VIA b. l.lovt, lMcf:,v,n p.r ~
w ttEEEAS the Plaintiff did ON th. six,,,
n:E 81 AIrii, eighteen hundred and fif,v.
S"' me ms declaration against tn. D.C.,.
WIZ" w Is ShId is absent from and " iihout
'''S VI inns Stale, ami has neither wife nor
attorney known within he S;, me- uuou whom q
copy "i the SAID drcaration miuht ~. .crrn,
IL Is therefor" ordered. that the Said D.,,n3.u,
u" ;''l'ar ;'n'i plead To the said ,l.clnr,,in, o
:" "''"rc IN" seventh Lav of April crb,.an
h'"'tr'i and iity-nin., ",ll-rwis,. final and aJ
S''''.c lni""'rnt will then br given -: nd awarded
against HIM. '"
MATTHEW MCDONALD. con-
Clerk ; o!!irc, April 5. l~:,s. ~ "
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i'Iih| S"yfjw"'h4H< .NlA,y% Blool
lhr following painful nu,a,ivc is from
-" Cincinnati In ,u'ryr:
W" Yesterday hear! ur n case Of lr.ii.
inii"n which VIC cl:cve t. be unpara,lcl in
the annals "' w:'rt :ui mi>.rv. A scrvau,
sil III the 'mpl'y &c Mr.. McGtcw, Il Co..
tho well known jewelers., who reside. in
Fights, between Gutter and Linn, on
Wednesday afternoon last threw some gar.
l'aCc into IN n!,cy in the rear Of tho house.
She observed couple of little children
cir'., the eldest not over twelve wears old
rush at the pile Of refuse, and selecting por
tons OF its, put it TO their mouths and eat
1t mot ravcnously. Struck with the cx.
l,ibition Of extreme hunger on the part O.
the children, she asked them if they would
, like TO have some bread, to which they
+ cagriv rrriic'! in the affirmative, ii.,r:r,iry
'!;a, they would I've gIa;! 70 take ANYTHING
'ha. won'I keep them from starving. She
t"oH them ;'to Tie kitchen, and cave TO
each y portion Of loaf When the c;,il
':en 'r!t Sic watched them, ard saw them
enter IN Old ana quite diIapi,!a,vd STA.
b" on the opposite s'!e Of the alley. The
servant gil then informed Mr.. McGrcw OF
what lad happened, a'd ,ha, gentleman,
IN company with q neghhor, visited the
stable, and there Witnessed a scene Which
almost hcGG.ars description. Stretched upon
tn" 'to"r, on sor;:" damp AMI rnoudy Straw,
were - iiai:!!er Of children Ilu!L!.l tn",..l.cr
seeking warmth by contact with each other,
ard s"'mc ci".ic,l with bat Single garment, ,
ANA that cf Inc ,h;neSt texture. Inacora.
CT WAS scate,. wo,an,
" Clothed il. unworn.niy rags"
hud'!!i"g to her bosom child apparently
about ;wo months old, and vainly cndcav.
oling to give it sust"nancr, but Instead
j, drew nothing bit blood from her cyhau,,
ted breasts.
The wo'nan was apparently not more
than thirty five years old, although the
rci'lrr Of seven children, all Of whom were
with her in the misralIe hovel wic,c she
WAS found. Her story WAS soon told. Sh"
had lcen well raised, and had seen better
aays-nuch lcttcr-she could not have
seen worse days, and until n period Of two
years ;.!;cr her marriage ial known no
want. Bat her husband Yielded to an ap
petite s"r liquor, became a drunkard, then
Il s", and finally abandoned her. Three
or f""r days previous TO Lcin. found by
Mr.. McGrcw, lcr landlord had turned her
cat OF tie house and home for ron pay
mcHt Of rent. She then with her little
ones, wandered about the streets. until she
found the deserted stable, and had remain
ed there ever since absolutely without food
Her babe had soon exhausted the material
which nature supplied.
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When the late Judge Howell, of Rhodc
Island, was Mt the bar, Mr.. Burgess, to play
a joke, wrote on the lining of his ha,
""e""m c"p"t (cmpty hcad) The hat cir
cuIa'ed about. exciting smlo on every
coun'enance except that of the owner, who
deliberately took it up, and repeated the
words and well knowing the author. nd
dressed the court as fplows:-" May !,
please the court, I ask yonr honor's p,o,c..
ton (holding up his haD "for," said he.
" ind that brother Burgess has written
his name in my hat, and |. have reason to
believe he intends to make off with
it,"
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The basis of all excellence is truth
Truth is intellectual gold, which is as
dnrabio as it is splendid and yalua-
Lie, - ae@
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Uhc Ahhcuillr Donncr,
Published Every Thursday Morning, by
ID a WIS a. CREWS.
It II M 81:

Tw" D"IL .n> per annum if paid in advance :
Tw" D"I.I.Ans and FitrY CENTS if moi maid within
SIX months and TnItE D"LLAIs if not ,niJ be-
'"'" III" ""h OF 'h" wear All subscriptions not
limited ut tn" tim" Of subscribing. will be con.
si'i"r"'i ;s Indefinite. anl Will h- continued uu,;l
a'r"arhr"~ ar" i''d. or Il, III" option Of the Pro-
rr'"'"r- or'LrS from other States mus, ;nr.r;
MLLN hr nCrnmnnmich with The mi
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Il 7AriT"a Rcroiniionnry Mrid,vi-
Mr. d. 1. ilr;lily is publishing in a New
York weekly religious paper "Th. Dirv %
a Chaplain in the Army of the R,yolu,inn u
From II we extract the following:
AT the battle of Bunker Hill rs n,
British We're advancing through Charles
town, to the attack, II soldier entered 81
house where the husband Law sick. Ui,
wife WAS young and beautiful. and b.,riun
The s"l'lIcr in the next room. went o,t ,1
NEE. him. He Immediately addressed in
s"li'ng proposals TO her. Being anyriIv r.
pulsed, he attempted violence, when her
screams aroused her sick h,,si,antl from his
bed. Nervcd ~ih the sudden excitement,
he leapcd up, and scing his wife struggling
III the arms OF British soldier ran him
Trough the body. The man fell back ON
the floor and as hiS,eye met that of his De.
stroyer. he sl'ricked 6u, my brother The
recognition WAS mutual, and with the OK
clamatiop, 4 have murdered INV brother. ;
the over excited Invalid husband fell dee"
on tho corpse. These unhappy brchcrs
were Scotcllmen. One had cinip,.cd t.
America several years before, the 'llcr had
Joined the English army, aud 'fler long
separation thus met to pcris! together"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-01-13

The Sabbat!, was mae for man, and not
man for the SabbY'i. While industry
is suspended" $. s MacauIy, "while the
plow rests in IT, turrow, while the EXCHANGE
is qniet-whe no smoke asccnds from the
factory. process is going on quite AZ i'm
portw TO the wealth Of nations as anv
tbr IS performed on buster days. Man,
'.e machine of machines, compared with
which all the contrivances of Watts and
Arkwishts."re worthless;is repairing and
up; SO that he returns to his In.
bors on Monday with clearer intellect with
've''er spirits, with renewed corporal vigor.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-21
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