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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-02
RALEIGH, n NofsTTEs CARROLL Ma, FEBRUARY 2 Is:

the meridian of life, stood in the sacred
aesk. lis bland countenance was strong.
y marked, and the first glance was sufi.
cient to show the careful observer that he
was no common man. A pensive melan-
ohoiy', which sat with mournful grace up-
On ms brow, seemed to say that, ike his
diVlhe Master, he had been "a man Of sor-
rows and acquainted with grief.n A feel
ing holiness in his fathomless eve. smoke
'ne CONDITION OF the soul within, while the
scattering grey in the thin locks which
iay upon his broad temples told Of the
:! passage of time.
LIS sermon was plain, pungent, and
Practlcai, and daring its powerful delivery.
ellclted more than once the hearty response
OF the congregation. The speaker him
sen seemed much moved, and once or
I"lce pallor seemed to overspread his
counltenance, which caused thrill of pain
20 Viorate through the house. The effect
was painful in the extreme. AT the close
OF the discourse, he came down from tho
desk into the altar, as is common with
Methc dist preachers, and in tones of soft
persuasion invited any who miobt wish
the religion of the Lord Jesus Chris r.
approach rcT the altar of prayer.
twenty-five years ago." said the
preacher this day, and upon this very
Just then an aged couple, hand in hand
came out from their seats, and the preach.
er paused. They tremblinglv approached
the altar. With broken hearts thew kneIt
GOWN ! oetore the man of God, and besourht
MS prayers IN their behalf. They are old
ana feeble, and the last sands Of life arc
running out, but ' '''
IN, wv hl!e the lamp holds out to burn,
Inc Vllest sinner may return"
why pauses the preacher? The scene
5 3 an Affecting one It's true; but It's not
lie nrst time that age and white hairs have
'ome seeking the Lord together. What
Iemollng seizes his frame his Inns nova
1 out without the utterance of a sound2
W hat is the meaning of this /? Ho falls
,Pon his knees beside the aged counIe-
IA 1t must be SO. Tears give relief to
rs pent up feelings; and with RETURNING
lrterance he excaims, "Father-Motbcr3
-ne thfee are. clasped in each others
rms together, and God is in the embrace
II the spirit Of Cato then hovered DER
ne scene and remembered the words 90
lten spoken, Who knows but he will 2"
Nth Joy he might have ascended to beav-
n with the rapturous tale that the work
.as done. BY the Payers of the slave
le sou had been cons eteti at cs.,,r, -
the instrumentality of the
on, twenty-five years afterwards. and nm.
n the same spot, the aged father and
lotner found peace with God. Glow in
are thy ways, oh God"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-02

Mrs. WoodByman was at the !
death. To mind, from which E
of religion had been, at first from
lack of discipline and proper exat
afterwards Of herself carefully, VIZ
out, where was comfort to Gomez
Her glorious career was aboutlt
What where was the reward X )
efactress of woman kind ? The
close over her mortal remaireI
spirit? Whittier would it VIII ir'ul
way.
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a correspondent of the Boston Advert
ser thus describes his New Years visit to
Mr.. Buchanan =
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C.. p. REMSEK
JOB PRINTING,

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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
1BEETILLE n UISIRIL'I'

4Tce Court Of Commom Pleas and Gcnl Sessions.
y. X. Butler
Va. Attachment
W.. '. Lloyd, } McGowan, Prtf's Attorney.
WIEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the ninctcer In
day of November, eighteen hundred and
nity'e'Ght, hie lie declaration against the Dcfcn
dant, who Gt is said, is absent from and with
ont the limits of this State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy ofsa'i declaration might be ser.
we'd: II is therefore ordered. that the said De.
icn'!nnt do appear and plead to the said dccla-
ration, on or before the twentieth dav of No.
'"nn'er:. eighteen hundred and fifly.nne, 9TH
erwise iinaI and absolute judgement will then
be given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, G. G. p
Clerks Office, Nov. 90, 1853 3OIy
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABDEvILLE DIsTRIcT.-IN EQUITY.
o. I. Porcher, Ex'r, J
and Trustee, Bill for Injunction,
.. vs Construction, Direc.
Joshua Daniel. VIM. tion &c.
r. Reid and others.
TT'aPpearng to my satisfaction that Christie
Il pher Cox. the children Of Cornelius Cox,
decd, the children Of Bailey Cox, decd the
children of Leroy Cox. decd, the. children OF
Berthgna Pace, Decd, and the children of
Phereby Price. decd, defendants in the above
stated case and next Of kin Of Jane Reid, deed,
side beyond tho limits of this STATE. On mo-
ton Of Noble, Comp. Sol. ordered that said
Defendants do appear and plead, answer or
:demur; to said bill Of Complaint. within three
nonths from the PUBLICATION hereof or Judgment
Pro Confesso will be taken aga inst them. p
WIN. Fl. PARKER, O. .E.Ap
Commissioners Ofipe, a
Jan. l3,. 1859. 81 ids
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IEBEI'ILIE UISJHILT

IEEEIILIE ULSJRILT,
C0cc Court of Common Pleas aud Cert Sessions.
n. X. Butler, Survivnr)
W. Attachment
VIM. b. Lloyd. MrC;"w"n 'tT:: TTtM". Attv.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff dill. on the nnr.enth
day of November eighteen hundred and
fifty eight, file his declaration against the De.
fen'lan', who. lit is said is absen, from and
withou, the limits of This State AMI has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, up.
on whom copy of said declaration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said
o"'rndant do appear and plead to The said dec
alton, on or before the twentieth day of
November, eighteen hundred and ffty-nin,.,
otherwise final and absolute judgement will
then he given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW McnONALD, e. g. p
Clerks Office Nov. ~, 1858 3O.lv
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Fractions of Squares VIII be charged in pro-
PORTION to the :t,,"vc rates.
- business Cards for the term cf one
year, will be- charged in proportion t" the
space they occupy, at one Dotlar per line
space.
S3- For all advertisements set in douIIc c,,I-
"AH Fifty per Cent. ext rn will be added to tho
above rates. DAVIS & CREWS,
For Banmrr;
LEE & WILSON,
For Press
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TO PrOprietOrs Architects,
and Builders.
JOHN C0RBETT,
Practical House Pajn+ar

I1dCIICd1 house FAINTER
"1OULD inform the inhabitants of ah,
w vile, and the public gencrally' that Io
has permanently located at Abbevile G. TT
for the purpose Of pursuing his profession
From long experience in Europe, and MANY of
the principal Towns of America, combined
with steady attention to business he flattere
himself that he will be able to give entire satia.
faction to all who wish to have good House
fnInting done, and will favor him with their
orders. lie feels himself competent TO f;n;ab
all W. 'A
Graining, Marbling. Paper
Hanging, &c.
His experience and skill in his profession will
cnab'c him to complete all work in his line at
very moderate prices.
Churches, Halls. Staircase Walls Mantle Pie
ces de-, finished in imitation of Marble Rooms
Papcred, paneled with Oak Paper, and yarnish-
ed in the best style.
Tic is prepared to paint oil old and new
work, and LIN Roofs outside. Also, inside or
outside OF Rough castcd Walls of private or
public buildings in Imitation of anv color of
stone, at one third of the cost usua iy CHARGED .
hy substituting composition of his own which.
has been fully tested, and will stand rood for
years. Window Sash Of private and public:
buildings glazed at moderate prices.
lie will also keep on hand and for sale alf
kinds of Mixed Paints ii quantities to suit pur.
chasers. And also, " great variety of paper
suitable for Bed Ho"ms Dining, and Drawing
Rooms. lie will paint signs on glass or wood
at short notice.
u Office in the Wooden Bnilding adioin-
ing he Marshall House
May l2, 1858. 1v
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5sP. R OBJ ERT;SHN,
PUBLIC s,AUCTI0NEER, Q.

g -, 't'4I, lUgUHhV pHUVIIVH+1Eh1 :. u - Z
XTyItlULD respectfully offer. .hisservices IL
ssxV V the citizens of tbis snsf tiS IA iiae
Distiets. =, H6is SO generally EnpW Tint 1ls
viz - 13iG,noHds RIAP. O,sAhbas
syills District Ru AN ons directed
to him win re6sfvs protnpk IS 4; 81,
: NOV. a, q s58.a, ~ ;S-ts 2ts.tf - ~
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AN ELEPHANT SroRY.-Apropos to ele.
plants, my friend Mr.. Neil, the engineer.
told me capital story OF one. A mcna-
gerie came once upon time to Lavington
near Devices, and at nightalI they turned
the elephant out into grass field to eat his
till. The beast found out that there were
turnlps not far of, so he got through =. the
fence and made terrible havoc among them.
In the, early, morning, Iabo,er comes,
and finds the elephant pulling up the turnips
with bis trunk, and devouring them. lie
lust Iashes of:to bis MASTER and says, "Mas,er,
master. do come, there is an awful beast in
tho turnip.field, a walking barckwards and
picking up turljps with bis curly tail !"-
Tue man had never seen an elephant before,
and stookshis trunk for;his tail.
"a, HAPPY FAhaLY.-A gentleman trav-
e'iing through Mecklenburg about. forty
years ago, was witness to e.. very singular
c'rcumstspcasia the 7post.louse az New liar.
gard: After dinner, tbs. .ispd dlooftd placed. .on
the floor g large aishof soup, and /, gavea
loud whistle. immediately sthsre namepinto,
the room, asrnsstiA, fine Ahgotis css, an Solf
raven, and 4 arsmarEsbiy large rtsts.swiifhf s.
bell about its neck, They all ifonS " went 10.
the dish, and githonts tslistbf ID each other.
fed Together; after ahisife d dol, cat, ain,ds AID
rat lay bsfosSa ne fra l III fliH Tavesl sb0H.s
igsd lsoat tts room 81 Tbs KndI I0fd. afssE
iasSanetse sIos ttss at 81 &
guest that ths sss 40 3lss most usssiissa
rs ,a,ss sSps & 81 8 4 q sSis 81 sSa
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II II. ~ e.. A. DlUSslAD, sscccssSrs 10
he DIUGClD & SONS will keep constantly on hand
stock OF all kinds OF FURNITURE, OF their own manu-
.acue which they will be pleased shew the old friends and
paironso- s. Diugud n Sons and the public oerera J,
They also keep constantly On hand large SKIS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, OF all sizes; also large stock
WOODEN COFFlks, OF osssy description, and VIII pay
prompt the undertaking buspess at auhDarA
sf05dAch D. p. q. A. plCGUID.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, 18th 81 April, asa.

BEDFORD COUNTY, 18TH ~ April, asa.
WI. A. MILLER, Agent tor John =, Reese d C,-SF
iu ashc me- 10 stale the result OF rm-nt mad" 10y
with Peruvian tiuano ami Recess Manipulated Guan".
In The spring o LOO, NJ Your solicitation purchased
of each And from You aud tor my satisfaction,
well determined 10 make with them
Tobacco lot, winch IN toeIahle heart and u.or
quality. On "nr hall of the lot applied No Peruvian, AMI
81, the ohtt hail Rccres Manipulated, equal quantities.
Tue lot planted At the time in .hc May
aud was worked pecse. alike tn several took
ncighb"rs Ia tue lot aud them ont III"
bsi tobacco without Informing them whch the differ
et kinds 81 tiIam wer. us"dhcy generally the
ference the Manpuated-i there any d. tierrnce.
think the Manipulated the best What Is wing
the 10, Is all good and be
y satisfied that keeses Manipulated Guauo is equal TO Peru
vim aud it IS certainly much trouble ai is ground ready
Tor use Signed }. H. WIIil.oW.
nI,ril.l u . LAy- - rnr
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\ OOK 80 XOCE COAlt a. WOOD Hills.
We Just received another supply Of the celebrated
Victor aud Merit COOK STOVES tor wood aad coal. which
universally admired AT the Agrcuiura and Me-
chanra ir this place BY the great saving of fuel the
ihckess casting their superior finish and perfect
ton in the various departments OF cooking they acknow
edged be the known We have lifted to
Copper Reservoir not b,ci, which
In furnishing hot all times, without any
additional fuel being heated by the smoke pipe, and witoa,
Interfering W it'll the cooking arrangements Of the stove
.t,s BLISS e. CO
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/ I.,r Iicari. apply LEE, ROOKIE y co Ayi nts
/ Apul Gt, Man street, i.ynctborS, =


eD<F 1000 S,luo.l r,rha,'i W Ids Far iiau,
ttG kegs Leaf LAID 400 nis superior rye WIS
Nl h1 hilS Apple Btaudy 400 bh> Ron rd Sugar: iNJ
Nail 10 i.E buckets aui Iro,.s ~ uDs extra y"
lL,N .'Irr; 100 hbs ftu u pure l.um ~ u is
t." Ae aud tnior; 100 hbls NJ L. ana Na,h,re!; i1
mac tl"Ieh ..randy ugtt in otcu htn
40" hd.s t"'r, 81 bJs Portland Syrup aud y . Nj
iis-tS I ,tc hy JONES 60.
~ Lrl "
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sTEa.aSE >Iv&n on
SpR In Il & SII Nj NJ Err CI,OIEING

II ~! nId, med esr, Of his c9mp S' 81
L SPRING AND SUMMER CLJrHIAG. Which Nas Sc
retrd wtA and from The lud experience IA tr
ha,, he confident that In beauty, si.r aud modern
Ills r<Crhc.i i''s this
an, He respectfully n>ite> hi t,ie d.,
aud thr pub!ie gearra, cSlir his be
tore a,, is e.,,Surro he VIII ny please aud Il, N.
all grades and sI i' If t.utins hs stock
ui GiN lLEMENS FURNISH NJ GOODS is iar -c---ovi
SHIRTS, Collars H4iks rhi Is, tiuNVs IirS, S"k
p'l,rls. also franks Car 1t Bass lulr Las etc
Lou,ry Merchants fad TO tia to examine
his before gong further Eat hHi fully prepared
h, whucsplc trade solicit all Oi all pvisn' At i' old
anil e Is NJ
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ssssc.s rnissssa which soasd no do rs six WEEKS;
=. :sy = - ssnss ''; rss s;., dose
xssss 4 ~ s,sss a less than half the both.
ssiysr 80. !: q: gesr man: t,'f s...e.,,..
- as-'5--I wssT MANCHESTER. Pa Feb T. 1885
al rsss CT s s,.,es .ssrss oa .i.rai"s yp
ssns 4 csnn.Ana and nov caring man who has labor
% aaAsr :. a'' Of As sE sS Fl f PAsKs ,
A A. RAnssv, u. D. Aisios M"nroe Go. lows writes;
@ n ,a.. s , pa % tor giving and
NJ psaieo. or curing saen = arc
We might add vntnmes o. cviaene ""' ne ~ "a ~.
ise fro Ne virtues Of this iemedy ''und IN IT'S ehee
upon sra ...
praAlv no one remedy been known which cured
N nny ard an n dangerous this Some no human
az ess reech but even the Cherry Pictorial affords
reljcf and cemfurL -. -, ST.. -.
AsroR HOUSE,, NEW YORK CITY, March D 's
DR. ArxN LOWELL fcci Il duty and pleasure TO IN.
for vsp what ycur Cy Pscsora has lone for my wife She
had months att ring under the dangerous
Il Cousumpon from which aid We could procure gave he
much relief She steadily fsilng until Dr strong o,
this city where have come for advice recommended
~ medicine his kinhnss, your
AIM 10 ,he hss recovered that day She Is not vet a.
rruue n he usrd 70 be from her cough aud call,
aess1f we'll Your with gratitude aid regard.
ORLANDO SHELBY, of Shclbyslle.
Cs~ssassss do not despair ~, you have tr"d o"
~ Pcssys II Of the best medical chemists In
the world all around Us bespeak the high merits
If IL xirtues-lsAilaAelpAia Led9r
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MON a. NE TS.
DIAM AND COSTLY, AT
| J Is. GADpG>S'
Jan -disI Lyuchburg Marble works.


jan ldts!l Lyuehbu'g Marb'o Works
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
DEpUtED RA1E---Thc /. Mail steamers. -
IL JAMESTOWN, Capt PARRISH, and kt'A asziNxNS
AOkE, talt. skIhStR viii carry passengers l.,
and ttun Virginia nj KtDtrtn HAtt>
IN, JAMESTOWN Capt. Parrish. caycs Richmond every
TUESDAY Afternoon, neurk, Gtt} li4t evening,
and Nonk ON ednosiay at l. Och no"or Nrw l"rk,
there eay day, and Ia with the
lines goiag Ea~I aud North
The ROANOKE. Capt skinner leaves Richmond every
H",ck, aud Portsmouth, cyehng Ior AUA iok, ariA-
ia, neat
RETURNING,
The jamestown leaves New York from Fer No l3 H"rth
River Saturday aiternoon AT 3"toe" "' NotoN, Re
tershurg and acknowledging Freight to- "a n place.
Thu Roanoke leaves New York from Pier No ID North X
WEDNESDAY, afternoon, AT uCio' X, ior Pots
nuti Petersburg aid Rithmond-iakig Fright Tor zach
place" sEDtCED KATES.
Ia,.akc, StaCronti Included between Norfolk and New
ufk
Ste nag" fissag
Ia sdtnullm uriu ,,d, between kcUut'i, T. tots
burg and NJ W y "rk,
Slrrt4," lassag
Passage sta,r'"'in inend,d, b'twcen i!nrhLarE ana
"fk Id
Pas and Norfolk, ty III" RiN' boats
1tNs.s. EIfIA CENTS. ENs.:A.
The and elegant steamer IOkk row y ~!i, be
rpt uluu tie, abN tonl Til.
h"rAlS
l.r ic.cr.. apply 10 LEE ROOKIE y co Agents
atul jIGt> Man Street, ittc'p.tk =
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ONCE south.side Railroad CoMpauy,
PETERSBURG, July list, lsJo


u VIRGINIA STRINGS, via soutlsid. Railroad from D."
burg 10 Bristol via East Tenn and Va Railroad from bris,a
to via East Team and ueorya from kn"s
se 10 Dalton Western Atlantic Railroad from la,
ton to Chattanooga via Nashville aud chattanooga Railroad
railroad from Stevenson to MenpIs '"
Through Tickets issued the above and SPRINGS
anal baggage checked through at the south. Side Ks
The following Schedule WIN be run The southside Rail-
and continuing ao,il further n",iee "
Con Getting with the Richmond and DanylIi. Train. =,
iurkcvilie uneion and with the through route at
Leave Petersburg daily at................. 5aocll n
Arrive at Burkesie tJunction) at. ......... ei6 ~"
Arrive at Lynchburg at ................. lau p AZ
Leave ~ n.hIu.g daily at.................. $50
Arrive al Bmney"ie u uneIon) at............ 2.I5
'''''@ >|'s' FREiiHi. TRAIN riii.''' '''O
Connecting with lichmond aud Trains at tho juno
Leave Petersburg daily at..................G An
Arrive at Burkesiie tJumction) at. .............l2
Arrive at Famvie at. ......................I lao p N
Arrive al Lynchourg .t............ ........... 6.a
Leave Lynehburg daily at ..................... AN
Arrive al farinvie A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9:2O
Arrive at ufkev.le (Juh,,nu) at............ll.4U M
Aceonmodao Passenger Car for tue Way 4o or oa A.
Travel wal "eaachad TO leaving Lynciibur. win
, rres sh al '% a and pae"sers going uPo West will
,"he IN" "'' ram AT O'clock a. NJ stopping places,
take on a"d put of to be ct, observed by thos
al any other pont- Suileriands saw Nil Fors
Wilson W.i'vtle, Blacks and Whites. holloway T. n
ln - E'eibrtci Alonattox, spout Spring CONCORD
River. ~ >'
CITY POINT BRANCH
h"f"ad Freight and Passenger Trans leave
Petersburg ian. (Sunia, seXcepic.iy A. A.
arrive al lHA F"it at,.,..... ..................45
Leave tiiy CONT at.. ............,.,.......s,iu
The aoove rAils with Jani, RIVER steamers
leaving Cy Font tor Norfolk and every Saturday morning
anu neay evening with the hne Steamers Roanoke
jamestown bound Tor New York
The Afternoon Train this Road will be run only when
tefe business to justify IT, stopping places
put Oh passengers 10 be strictly charge OF
TIE tram aud Ia no will soppeI at any 9th
cf point Friend Crossing Cedar Level Gross.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19

M AstF E n " - VI u KIN lNSO kkANCE.-
II LlHCHBGKG IOsE a. FIRE Insurance CoMPANY-T
Company makes Insurance loss damage by Fire,
dwelling Houses Stores TODacco Factories and other build
goods, and merchandise generally IN
and country On the most favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance the 1--we, oil all persons enjoying
health and sound hoic dur ati moi
ic, Tor in,bd period
employed ordinary occupations, will be insured
Reasonable terms
Tho will also take risks from and vi
lnc Northern or Southern Ports, al favorable rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES NJ. COMBS, Vice Prrsient
GEORGE Is. THURMAN, tniei Engineer
DIRECTORS.
JoIiN OIEY TAYLOR, Nm. 4. ANDERSON,
JAMES + PAYNE, joins T. DAVIS.
| MAURICE >. LANGHokNE,
SAMlE II. MCklNSEY CHAs. r. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, treasurer.
CREED r WILLS, Seer'y
DK r. II. GiiMEK, T
The Medical Examnaou OF SUBJECTS for Insurance Will be
Office the Company each day between tho
hpuis nj : and O'Clock l.. NJ. feb Is dts
IvERpOOL FiNE SALT AEGOAE.-21j
ks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT Deakn factory filled,
iuy equal Jciie Darcys expected IN 40 or 10 da.s-
Marsh lpr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19

- a BUSHELS OF PRIME NEW CLIO.
! s1V YER SEED just received We regard 1t extra
tine lot from ppe and other impurities and think
shat would lind their interest call AID
bcoT. b ying elsewhere. IRBl a SAUNDERS
T. Swe have in store also, Timothy, Orchard Grass Blue
Grass and Evergreen SEED. liam ~ dts