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THOUSAND WAYS TO INDEPENDENCE.
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FOR INDUSTRY I;


OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY; |;
THOUSAND CHANCES TO MAKE MONEY.
FSrFAoID BY LITrrRs TO VICTIM or rHr LsTE PANIC,
AND MASCFACTURNG REcEiPTs, coLLATED Fkoh az
LIABIt SOURCES AND neLUpAS SOME Thai III
SOLD AT VARIOUS TINES
loR CoNsiDEkAtLk SUNS.
cur people There many thousands OF sctve and entr
pspg youns anxious 20 ,cmethng inPaiieat Of
iasBss peeeins only gde 70 pont oat ior tnem
path which 10 throw al the eu.Ises oi tae ehAtsr
th B0ok they have What they he entire
Of Commerce MSnufActurss and Agriculture II con
Information 20 oppouuitiss fr trVssneo. and tnans
Try e conceived BY he senoTmed fhs. there
In The ns has ever Asen Aoau4sniy
,sind TGe Nst doivions Of TOE CIaf the so-ns aads OF
The Orient The plains EEygt he ves. .;cppe Of ,p. ne
fmed shores the Spice lhnts TIE uyF@c peoPed Aaa
o. China t5e EeeenyoPned cpes oi Japan the oout ae
and f.gons II Afcs; snd home
Central America Brazil Psrssusy, sc are al shown % be
ca Ing uPon American enterPrisr I'D 'sfP neI
sla oosy iabTcs " To ~ - a1iii efain spice
C the hnstt taNof ayes u the mlt oaat bGss peiAss o.
wares utfiNsl'd "a teepty ofgss @ Toe eienh e. o &c
hn-, articles - every kiud and ses ftion on.
makns rspd stTGss. IL Giuon, lIad
ebsndaHi eJtEts or hoas0ass Q JoTsn E0Istse ssL
To tanner As io larger variety ana cppJ o. bs ne
oyrsuh ths chemist ts IL reei q Al incre"ed
supply OF val e ofRst toe uaAHaiSeufc cArt uP'a
Ihe Tor improved machines AL t5e.e ~aat' aas
ou.sna others Wh The of isr sappy. ei or
10 ms Work In a.. tha, thfesl3aths OF
~. word vet available commercial activity ,od entef
prise gyety should IT, alike Tor ,s sod ytes
f s.r.s. :, io its u.eiul Information TIE eesp.Hs
chant N learn TIA. be YET g.; g.u honesty adres eS
ey who ms foIigDe yet to Eshe OF y ee COZ
sc.r,d r'ormed basfpess gs bay And icsf tas
Mots @, Le xi behind tine IN The Efsa conner
oia 1u row com eucirg Surh view OF to c mad
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ors volume. large limo, go Pp
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yEHE OLIVE AND THE PINE.
Pa,t |. SPAIN.
Part III. kEW-EEGLAND.

lbmo...... w."
fbe Ron VIM. Prescott sAid
book contains every the proofs OF the wIs
sen ,blity and - a truly poetic nature"
".iydy graphic rich in Poetio'l thought and m.se,y and
free In Versih cation" II North American eSVsN
1--WE would fain believe the OF this volume
rev, another name worthy be added " be list Il American
poets - ChTistisn EaIaniner.
This ume appeals feelings at The Andau-
man Cuta sets the and feet dancing -" spring hspub
Tie verses sugassed By natural senery reveal
ful imssnstiou."-I Christian ReGister. -
have qusfed r,h arsuEhs in the wine o. that
gswp land be abe ~ wTi-e The Song CT the Sdr-
Hone Journal
CROSBY, NICHOLS Co, Boston.
For sale BY the principal Booksellers IN New.fetl
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Gee. &. Parker d. Bro.,
No 269 WAAbington-st,
wHoLEsALE DEALERs
FIRsT-CLAss
FISH
AND PkOVIsIONg,
Oers lon stock Of the following articles which
tAey viii cell At The very lowest rates. br cash The
gains taken 70 hu orders ssttsfaetnlyi
sal-...A khel,rel Extn Cheese,
Nsv 9soIss's Bank Goldfish, Erua suear cured hsms,
os..,ns npn6,h Dutcbess County Pork,
ust.s.b Bn.6,h New Ciry-renaered Lard,
1900 p,riIed AID snoksd Bmosed Beef and Tongues
s~l,,on Genuine Cidsr Vinegar,
u,eh Pell.d and Smoked Ashton 6sit In SACKS. bags
usrrtns and Hathut and pooksI,
E1tra kAekereL IN small paekakeA
Mess Beef,
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%,.E- nrlss% Ss S VIII VIII csssSY
%Is5.s Ratsss 9s 9s WkS wIkO SERRY SaERRY
CERTAIN REMEDY
1 essTsiN eskTsis kssT ksshOf
coueHs, COLDS AND INFLUENZA.
CoU6hs, CotDs AND iSFLHENza
COUGHS COLDS AND INFLUENZA
WIsTARs sALsAM
%IsT1R: %TsT1R.: sAEsAN sAEsas
wIsTA&s BALsAM o.,
eVREs HOLRsEHEss, SORE ThRoAf sOd IRkITATi0S
sUREs HoARsEEEss, SORE I TeRo AT and LIMITATION
BAtsGM 6F WILD CHERRY
sALsAM or WILD CHERsY
ssssT D SUES
ARTISTS PREVENTS AND CURES CONSUMPTION,
saoNCHITIs,
ASTHMA,
OF TE Ths9A HSs HUSSs AND CHEST
s AsskSTioSs o. of ras M % %raSoaf LUNGS LUNGS AND @ caEsr
CURED. aud tat SPEEDILY, bY
TRs %sT.Rs sssAM sstsAM SF SF %EED B sERky sHERkY
skS4Rs sk@1Rs OF o. sSSSEEsEs!Es sSSSEEsEE!Es
THC ONLY GENUINE
THE ONLY sENuISE
kpr.par.l BY SETH w. FoWLE Boston whose name is
be ssne wGsPper, the written sisn.iurs Of
BUTTS.
BUTTS.
l. BUTTS.
l. BUTTS.
Taprrchase any other were mercy wanted aud beshh In
tsfa Auy other fraud the ysnaer liable
V sEtnaissl pEoseegfioB
Fos Sale 10 Eew-York by
a q. d. SANDS 4 Co,
BARNES PARK,
scHrEEFELIN, BROTHERS Co, -, no.v,ys
HARRAL, RIsLEY L KITCHEN,
f. C. WELLS Co.,
HrGEMAS Co,
and Others well BY Dealers and AGENTS
ENERYNHERE.
ENERYWHERE-
ENERYWHERE
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Clothing.

ITO CITY and COUNTRY HATrERS.-
SMITH Co have h.ns s4d ere s,I! nssaistsf'
gBAT3 oT toe city a0d county usde. and s row ready "a
SCI. b. the dozen E The ie.e,t possible Pre~s
SMITH Co No. 2 Ann IT.
q A ONLY.-French Calf DRESS BOOTS, at
% II JOHE1s, 10 Aon-r s|4 Doabie cole Ws>T- proof
ewes Boots sS Doubsoie Pes Boots warrastd sssf ry
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surfpa Hat New style.-iS59.-S3.-A bssu.ifi
resdy for tee ow price Of IaTee Dol
IN Tee NEp HAT COMPANY, No rs NAsssu-st, sen
ever variety OF HATS, cars ana UMBRELLAS, tssniy-
kye PER ohe>per other place In TIE CITY,
Wkoss,le-seTy low for cash
Rieasrasss, Bsy ntos * Co., No ~ SsSsls-, sfev
soss ee q Bless.Sy manufacturer ~ 20
CLEARS0 ana sELF-PACKIN3 EURSACkS PlkkC1s >
nohklNG STAR RANGES; also ALLAko'S Low
r1ssURE sTEAM HEATER . nes aud move farnsce,
rsaA. sAbJ 1upe ssc economical AID cheap One can Dc
seen V opeyAton q, IA. store.
A Netiee TO the Public. ports lsving eten cc ated
rIth etsuEee 20 tAe West By he New fcEk aud Ette
se nos iorwsresd from PieInOni t1s Il % sse no
Ay vhseyer Cy.pTFa MORAN Prrs delt.
NswfoRS, Mach q, iSsa
1fses ana Piass..-fAks0SS 4 Co. seadi9s out
- aas1 @ snex ~ hsEN ~ fiseiuf. l. l., FRUIT and
An1NIAL Thkks, ENEk0RsENS fL0WERINS
SHRUBS, hoses t0e GREENHOUSE PLANTS Of the
sses:sst .sIi.ass ane II tslift,. isOroas growth:
sso6s esEvsfss s fakeb h,ii.t wisri Ire, ef shsIss
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NOW READY,
IN A new and rehabls POCKET MAP OF PIXIES PEAh
sna routes from the Missouri River the Gold Gines
Prics = cents oery. Published ey -
HUNT MINER,
hAsOaic Hall Sh-Et.
Pltrshurzh.
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Nem Dnbliraiions.

I'UE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY,
l. THE GREAT REPUBLIC HONrHLY,
TIE GREAT kEPUBLIC MONTHLY,
POR APRIL, -
is NOW READY, Is NOW READY, is NOW READY.
FOR SALE EVERY WHERE
This grest national popu Original hssszne steadily IN
or,sbg in attraction excellence and ecu alton. 1t has the
b, t Of contributors periodical in tots country and
contains AID better Illustrations tGsn any ohe The
present. number has over
FIFTY ILLUSTRATIONS.
beiae piece Of Music the fssbons Concahes kc
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fine Aris.

4 RTISTS, TEACHERS and SCHOOLS are
~ respectfully hOrn,d "a, the 'usscI.osr a9s 'e,1s
- g,h cs-vas, on snd Wcer Cc'ors Brushes Pa
80 Drawing Passr A. - hssr 2css thsr .uy oa- bose
lr lie city. W. sCaAus, Arass Coorn.n.
Ne 90 Broadway.
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Atn meeting Of Washington Division, Ne. A., sans
sf Tx m hed at their hall No lb6 F0lson Ut Brook
Iya ON hONDAY EVENING. March a. 1859 the following
pr.au bic and .solutioDs unAunousiy adopted
Whereas We have learned BY telegraph the sad intelligence OF
the o,Sh al the 8tb lDtt Of Past Worthy
PstTi.reh JOHN WESTON NHEiGHWAY, after brief Illness
bait 90,
Rs.sd That while bOwius 'abmissveyt to the Divine viii
thus taken from beloved and universally ia
brother would record this expression Of our deep
ef whose talents enterprise, zeal snd nds
fsssb had for him Influential aud prominent
among U.s. uld be thus suddenly aud unexpoc
,dv cut down Of his usefulness and she yet
his for the Older in the place Of his tooufn
even IN the well days of his iie
Rosea That respect TO the memory OF our departed
both.r do here oecthat the banner Of the Division
Insignia officers be ofsped In mourning for thee
aud should remains Of lamented brother be
bsoutbt this city for burial will follow them 70 their last
resthDt place.
RsoIssd respectfully tender 70 the widow OF our
preston OF mott sincere oohdoenoe
m The neat less that she has sustained.
R,,eA That the example Of zeal enerpTe aud untrng
isdusy when Brother heigh~Ay has left US w always be
the Order whetsysr he hnown ~ faost ~oItny
Of mutation. -, - -, II,
op. eaeny .pgrosssd and sent 10 tne widow OF our de
..Ttea Brother Highway with the seal Of the Division
bed attessd BY our Worthy Psuisrch snd kseoIdns
sy,Sr sud that they published In The Crusader Brooklyn
~'e.s ROBERT t SHANNON, w. p.
seeslI THOMAS JOYCE X s.
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FACTS FOR YOUNG AMERICA
IMPORTANT TO THE ENrERPRIsiNG, INTELLIGENT
AND INDUSTRIOUS
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Tbe Hon. Joshua n. Giddinss Of Onio; viii de iveI
Lecture Plymouth Church Brooklyn (he Rev 5epfy Wsro
B.eeieT.l THURSDAY EVENING March "a, on & The Tnsl
oy Adams before the House Of pesentsyss OF
N, XXVfIh Coptre. Tickets IS cents for sale al W. W.
swAYEES, No. 30 YultoIst Brooklyn, and at the door
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Eprflal Notices

Ysups Mems Republican Central Cemmittee.-,An
sADeorhca regular vii be held ~ 10.
Gls Bro.awsy, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING m1ieh 30 ~
"A e,oLosL :" s. b. DUTCHER,
Jeas J. tg,w, Secretaries. 'DA1"AD'
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pss: vss.yOs ofREs GOODS, ia a ,se various 4epst
zsnts not sasness,sS IN he above
Buyers Ron every iecon Il the county who ssse 70 ses
nok 4zs~ssee In variety and esepDs win Do ~ea 10 rnsss
syssa,L slAsEos q he rsssts bslOs szrsassls else
shsrs
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= A II T. NJ K Z 5 AN D Lao T..
~ HoUst N PtstS House. ~ BRUs.ELA
No 81 rue Rich.hsu No - rae Roysis-.
CoMPAGS'E Dss iNDEs Msnuf.s:oriss Il Lac - Aisa
Bles sne CnsLtDy Hoas, 3. kAcb nJL Al ihs p.f
Cf Lsfe bers s1g = tto III Of fue vsue h2n Es
sr,i.ic They ros..ss ~hoe sp>ctss 81 ndA
C.ehenfe ses-s uHkrosp W ne asse u gssr ana ne
.Up.T1n.y q Hhi-b hron.s.tsb> kve,y srtcae sod q
- -h.c, r.r. p-c-. PaIcEs SxED AND AAhaED IN
kSON " sISCAls.
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A0prrtisins Ascnrp.
pnniins.

ENGRAVING ,nd PRINTING, HALF-PRICl
~ w eedip1 Al Hone and Whiting Cards, BIZ Hssds b
aces Cs,as Chschs kc-, o. KGLLYs, No 81 Fason~ -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-06-01
RICHMOND MARKET.

Corrected By D. 7. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
REMARK.-An Tobacco coming by the way of
Petersburg marked to US, will be promptly forwar-
ded by our Agent at that place.
ToBACCo.-The breaks and receipts this week are
large and prices of all grades in safe order have
been very good. We quote good working Tugs 6
a u extra fine u a 10 manufacturing leaf 81
to 20. Good and fine shipping and ~stemming at
9 to $l3; fancy yellow wrappers from Is to $50.
We note sales to-day of 8 heavy hhds 2 at $50
and at $50. We would say to planters as the
receipts are now heavy, it is more necessary that
they should have their tobacco in safe order to
realize full prices.
FLoUR.-There is but little in market, and par
ties are holding it firm in consequence of the war
news.
CoRN.-9e a IS cts per bushel.
BAcoN.-T The market is poorly supplied and
nearly all in the market is held by spectators
who will not sell in anticipation of the war news.
Wharf.-The receipts have fallen off to nothing.
We quote prime red and white 1 so a 1 so. Most
of the nillers are out of the market.
May %. -f
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-06-01

In Wake county, on the 2lst of April, at the
residence of Mr.. Nathaniel Dunn, VIM. Thomas
Dance, aged II years and 9 months. He had
been afflicted nearly six months with a painful
disease of the heart, which he bore with patience
and entire resignation to the will of God. Hav-
ing found a Saviour's love during his Affections
he died a most triumphant death.
In Chatham county, on the 9th ult., at his resi-
dence, Josiah Headen, Esq, in tn 57th year of
his age. The deceased was highly esteemed by
all who knew him, as a man of the purest integrity
and of the kindest feelings and warmest sympathy
toward all with whom he had any connection.
On May 10th, 1859, of typhoid fever, after a
painful illness of four weeks, Miss Eliza E., oh
dest daughter of R. H. kirkpatrick, at the resi-.
dence of her father in Butler county, Ala, aged
Is years 2 months and S days.
Seldom, if ever, has parental aft ,ction passed
through a more severe orr cal than in the death of
this interesting and lovely young lady. It is but
simple justice to say that, as a daughter, she was
a pattern of no ordinary excellence. She was
never wanting in that flial respect, cheerful obe-
dience and tender affection which enhanced 50
much the happiness of her fond parents and en-
deared her so much to their h carts.
But whilst they deeply mourn their bereave.
ment they can rejoice in a well grounded hop,
that what is a great loss to them is great gain t,
her. She became a subject of Divine grace un,
der the preaching Of Rev. e.. R. Foster aad unite,
with the Sandy Ridge Presbyterian church a
August, E657 and those who had the best errer
tunity of knowing her walk as q p~rofessed dis
ciple of Christ, feel an assurance based upon sub
stantial evidence, that she was truly a child Q
God. She Is nov q child of glory and those VIII
are left behind to mourn her departure shout
emulate her piety and earnestly seek by like pre-
cious faith to obtain possession of the sam
glorious inheritance. And / heard a veice frol
Heaven-saying uato me, write, Blessed are th
dead which die in the Lord" W. s.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
BY McPHEETERS & GHISLELIN,

WHOLESALE GRocEas L COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS'WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR.-The market is firm, but not active, and
nc sales for shipment have been made for several
days, buyers preferring to wait for a more settled
market. The advance under the excitement Of
the foreign news is purely speculative, there being
no prospect OF any export demand but we think
it not unlikely that prices will be sustained, or
nearly so. by the actual scarcity of Flour. We
quote S. F. $74 a II; extra S. a ST; family $751;
a 81, c1Sh.
CoRN.-Receipts light. Since our last prices
show a still farther advance. Sales to -day white
and mixed 90 to 90; yellow "a
CoTToN.-No transactions to quote from, and
prices have given away under late foreign news.
We quote nominally IL to liz.
note sale 1000 bbls at l SO; spirits turpentine
wanted 81 to 81.
PEAs.-B. Z. / IS; Clay and Black 90.
PRovIsIoNs-Bacon of all kinds show aa ad-
vance since our last. Va and N. c. hog round IL;
Western sides 10f; Shoulders 81; Mess pork l9 so.
FIsH.-Market still bare. Several Cargoes Hal
flax Herrings still due.
observation-disclosures, N. O. u a 81, G. 81 a 10;
Crushed lit cafee, rio liz a IL lag. Ii, java Is
molasses, W. I. 80, N. o. Al a 43 ; candles, adat
mantine % a "a, sperm 40 o Is ; salt, q. A. 81 a
1 10; Blown l Asa 1 so.
No-Po $50 per ton 5000 Tbs.
LIME.--Thomaston 80 to 81; W. G.. $I,25.
May %.
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The War in Italy.

The London Times leading article of the
10th, says:
"a conflict near Marengo appeared at one
moment inevitable. We know, however, that
during the last five days an entire change has
taken place in the Austrian position. The
invaders have withdrawn all these troops
which rendered battle imminent; they have
left to the French the Valley of the Servia,
which forms the eastern boundary of the bat
tie field of Marengo, and which washes the
walls of Tortona. They have quilted the
dangerous neighborhood of the French and
fortresses, and they have spread themselves
along the line of the river Sesia, and upon
both banks they are throwing up d~efences,
as though they contemplated a protracted oc-
cupation. The Austrians are now in the
right across the fiat country, and have their
right wing resting upon the foot of the Alps,
and their left on the Pc, close to the fortified
city which they were thought to be about to
attack. They are face to face also with the
Dora Line, which Gen. Della Marmora pub
licly declares to be the strategic line of the
Sardinians. 1t seems impossible that the
Austrians can retire without fighting a bat
tie, and it is equally impossible that the
French can remain much longer without stri-
king a blow at them"
The austrian excuse for delay IN Italy,
threatening movements Of Russia.
The only news received here from the seat
of war is, that the whole army followed the
advanced guard across the Ticino on the Both
of April. On that date the Austrian head
!, quarters were at Garlasco, a town midway
/. between Pavia and Mortara.
The Vienna public accused Count Gyulai
II e I.. n.oooceor;1r Io1oryad tho oo
J of the army across the Ticino, but it wrongs
him grievously. The Austrian forces were
S to have entered Sardinia during the night
between the 26th and 9th of April, but al
u the very last moment the British govern
!. ment made a proposition, which was readily
accepted by Austria and sc%ornfully rejected
by France. This government promised no
9 to begin hostilities against Sardinia, before
n the British Cabinet had received the reply o
France to the proposal, and Geographic in
structions were therefore forwarded to Coun
Gyulai not to cross the Ticino until he re
ceiyed orders from Vienna to do so. Tn
military authorities complained bitterly of tn
"senseiess meddling" of the diplomatists, an
y ~irefully declared that the two or three day
~ gained by France and Sardinia, would COS
70 Austria thousands of men and millions
,S forms. AS it is positively known here tn;
y the Russian government means mischief, ce'
: tain battalions have received orders to retur
to Galicia, and a crop Of observation will SOC
y be posted in the neighborhood of Cracow.
VI The news Of the alliance between Russ
and France is said to have produced an e;
la ceedingly painful impression on the Emper'
lie Francis Joseph. On the LIST inst, he dine
IN in the so-calied Kaisergarden, in the Pratt
as and persons who saw him as ne was drivlI
as home in the evening, were much struck
the change in his personal appearance.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-06-01
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JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
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Price Is cents per box. For sale by P. F. PES
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CINcINsArI, OHIO, Hamilton County

Before me, the subscriber, a Justice of the
Peace, in and for said county, personally came
John Lee, who being duly sworn, deposeth and
said that he had been suffering with Chronic
Dlarhe for the past twenty-five years. and had
consulted and received prescriptions for his case
from all the principal Physicians in Philadelphia
and Cincinnati, but all to no effect, as he received
no relief. At last he was reduced to a mere SIX le-
ton. without even the hope of ever finding r lief,
but by the advice of a friend, was induced to try
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters, and to his
utter sur prise, found relief from the first trial, and
in less than two months, found himself perfectly
cured of his complaint, and is daily recovering his
strength of body, and increasing in flesh and
cheerfully gives this certificate, in the hope that
others afflicted like himself may be benefited.
JOHN LEE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, Aug, 3Ist SO
C. F. HANSELMANN, Justice of the Peace,
No. A Western Street, Cincinnati, o.
Sold in Raleigh by Williams 4 Haywood, and
by Druggists every where. 4O-4t
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$I Alex. Kelly, 7 W Bit,
ter, Carthage A T Puryear, Buchanan; W r Tat.,
Mebanesville John F Taylor, Battleboro'; Henry
Wal, r. Carson, Forestvilie 5 Miss Carrie NJ
Billy, Mt. Hebron, Ala John T Capps, Boon
Hill IS Wodou, BrightsvilIe, S c; Miss A
Wyatt, Miss c Addington, Franklin 7 L McDowi
ell. keenan, w A Crum, Miss. S Clark, Berea
A B Matthews, Peach Tree Mrs G Teaster, YIN
Howard, st Johns A S Wormack, w g Graves.
Yancy Vile; 5 Postmaster. McCray's Store; B
Park. Wheelersyille & Park, Columbia, Texas;
Fl S Wilson, Lincolnton; $Il Gray McLester, Jet.
ferson, Ga; j Guyer, Midway H C hendrix. Car.
thage, Miss Mrs H C Hamlin, Roxboro' VIM A
Turner, Locust Hill Sc We B~arrette, Mckinley
Ala 81 H W Alternately, Lincolnton J ] Bobbitt
New Light NJ S Daniel, Oak Hill H H Jackson
CampbelPs Bridge; T H Barton. Miss G Il Morgan
Fosters, Ala; F D LindIey, Mrs P Richardson
VIM Dark, Cane Creek ] C Cummings, Gibson
vile Gray Thompson,R F Bowen, louisville, Va
Miss Mary E Brittle, Ivor, Va; 0 HOLT, Miss {
Brittle, Green Level, Va; Mrs D H Ham, A
Baily, Rev F. Faucette, CIV Cooper, ] hal
Jaeksboro', Texas.
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GBe 0tbsr,
Progress Of the Order.

CHATHAM CoUNTY.-We are doing some
thing for the cause in Rocky River Division,
No. 60, Sons Of Temperance. We have ini-
tiated about six members for the last three
months, men Of good influence and strong for
the honorable cause they have espoused. But
yet there are many who stand aloof from us,
and will not give the noble and glorious cause
their influence and support. 1t is astonish-
ing and Notifying to see the number Of jug
%taverns, whiskey gins, and rum holes in our
community to see the number Of old men,
young men, and promising youths that visit
them to get their bitters, as they call it and,
by the way, they turn out "bitters' indeed.
A great many church members are guilty OF
this practice. They not only drink their
drains in the morning, 'for the stomach's
sake" but they can be seen coming out oil
those filthy doggeries with a jug in one hand
and a sack in the other. Shamel If sinners
will drink and make a beast Of themselves, al
least let those who have avowed their ale
glance to Christ and his cause, touch not
taste not and handle not, the unclean thing
Temperance is a part of the gospel, and it il
the duty Of christians to preach it, and prac
tice il and exert a Temperance influence ovei
their children, neighbors and friends. The
Temperance cause is a good one, and worthy
Of the support of all. L. q. k~T.