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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

,,aE. t,nnder ofthfs Celebrated Institution, offo
! me qnost Ssrtaias Speedy, ana only effectus
,s.osdy inthe wOrid,tOr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

ia,errhoe elects, ,striet0ree, Seminal weaknes
n tns isoias NdectiOn ofthe Kidne Rla
- SHsso AZ sJrxanic Powers, Nervous trfitRbiiESs
';.ssr NJ the Head, Tlreat, Nose or Skin; aid
b, ec SIiSv gIrom the destructive
4 sbiss,,f To1th, which destroy both GeaJ ano
:. .l,tc liS, tin. than the songof the SYrens TO
,,i iscs If Ulysses, oiyht ing theft most brill
= in ,ssihle. ----.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
SG Il. N.

- NAN specially, who have bccomCtheT
.lua 5JutAry Vice that dreadful and destrpctiy
n ~ ,ylss1 llnuIliy sweeps TO an untimly graV
,,,aais fyoualr rIis of IA most exalted talcn
al 1r,i.iAnt intellect, who rnshtother Ssiseheve en-
tac I'd listening Ssnates with the thuhderso1 eio
.h,uss, ElSsdt - Acstacy the livinglyre may cal
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

EFNHE undersig ned having purchased the hote
vorably known as - 80 80 - =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
I0n NEGRNNR z ,

Sa@E 1oI~ II o@roe9
An dcsrous to purchase a large number cf
L HECROES1rr the Southern mar kcts, men, wo-
men, boy!, girls and families. for which will
give the highest each prices.
Pcreons having slaves to sell will please inform
me personally, Or by letter at Winchester which
vii! receive prompt attention; OF b NJ. g. w. l..
Campbell, No 2I2, Pratt Street, Baltimore
ELI MCDOWELL;
Agent for b. NJ. & w. L. Campbell.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
J3lsss1F's ,ySH@aa R>medy
0FlGtE Sa35fk Y

g this E-z=t s.,.i nm 7orant rem civ, Weakness
'-yans speedily cured. and fnli vitsr rstur,
4! FaoI-.,mis ,f l;le nervous md clelilitatrd
vi1 M i,sS all hope. have been Immediately re-
'.aTa1- All i.npniiTn:nIs to N2rridge. PHYSICAL O
:rtsi G.tIfi:ltion Merit IrritahiIity Trcm
hnE and W,asn@s=, or Bxsnzti.,n 81 the most
=t-fI! kind are sD-.Ii ~ cured Ivy DR. Johnston
NC MEN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12
MARRIAGE

,fsr-te5 FrrseHsor ta.se contemplating marriage
o,Ac Iware ofpaystcalSv 6ness or any other iH'-
2sT lou 4 diateiy :onsott Dr. Johnston
4, va places liOself ln4er the care OF Dr. John.
ttIl nav rsli si1usly coniie inhis honor MS gen
tIant1. Nad confidently rely upon hIs skiii as a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

.-, S.,-le ~ t'ie wills Dr., i.iccd.
T,2ys' SOS II ".r7nus =: al Ee= can now Judge
',s.is :aa ca1sr af their declining health Losing
.-.- r;z,-, Sar'ning -7sa&, pale and -r,1aciatef.
'-- liz 81 ,>s.re.,ca about the eyes. cough
20. rrr51s.2z. ~ -rlDa ar2 ESiau-
5--.rR P:'Ers-- = those contemplating mar
ev-~e af p'5vs.cal ~-ea !yness. =l,rI,!d
~ 'o'e-'. Dr. J., and he rsstorcd to per
-. 4r-,e-l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

- y - . .tT.9''.''17v.
'rs- -r.fbsa. 'isls j; - II tItI.'' iv uE"ctsnro
-. '.r'y in9Gs ~ yrEIth viz: Weakness 1ftl,c
u, .rahs. Pains II :'Ic E.a, Diinne=s Sight
!: 4 Iscllar % v"r Taipiaion Of tn" Heart, Dis
-,.. Srr~ sf--it,. iIFvT-ar nj res
-r. 10 ions i:rne D.biIftv. Svup:nHs 1rCon-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

---N1- ---.-ff,i s@.a.- IN th- mind arc
.a 'r-sist- .7s= - r7--rnrv -nutrrs5rr. r,
"-rs-T.T. -~--- Eits.."oorIi'l-s s--rrsi,sr-.
- - -. IF s.,.:trI, TIM IT.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-02-12

Whp have Injured Themselves bT Certain Practice
n iIty.d IN y,len 1ou:a habit frequently learned
ron evil c"mlpsr' ns, a. schoolt'le effects Of
"l.ci ai%huv !:it, even asleep, and if rot
lr.!. .cnisrs rria-e i!Gsssibia and dcs rows
both 'aiai and BODY, shUrIi! anpty .nInefiatel7.
nat aity tit'j v"u"" man, tn. hone Of bis
country, and the ,iar'rE t" ::is parents, should be
Eltt-ad from al! Drpga.ts and cniovInents Of life
~ the .,n-HTu.nc's Of icviatius- rou the path of
nA;'Ir., nd 'IiTiring in = certain secret habit
Such p.rsgl.s haf.,rc c..I,.. i:lnia ting
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTOR RNEY AT L LAW,

RALEIGH, N. c.,
viii attend the County and Superior Courts OF Wake,
Johnston and Harneit
Office on Fayetteville Street, opposite the Lawrence
Hotel
Isleigh March Is, 1859. 28-M
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BANKS'
CANDY MANUEACTORY

BANKS'
CANDY MANUEACTORY
SHIP DRRAD AND CRACEKI
BAKERY.
POL LOK STREET
NeWbeTn, N. C.
J. 3. BANKS, AoExs.
Candies. Sugar Cnekess.
Round Siick, D,sinu d..
Braided. Water d..
Sugar Plum. Lem do.
Sugar Almo0ds
Burnt do. Biscuit.
Peppermint Drrpa, Wine B,sea,i,
Lave Dpps, and Milk d..
Hearts. Abcrnc,hy do.
Fruit Drups Of all 6a- Arr,wpsns do
g vors kept constantly
- ON hand. Bread.
Pilot Brad.
Crackers. Fine Navy da.
Suda CrackefS Navy do.
Butter do.
II All Orders with the Money prumpsiy executed
June IL. 1899. Ss--aa
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vAVGTTGVoLLN
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets o2SS,sle.e3.
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BUsIHBss CARDA


AcPHRBfBR0 = 0HlsELlN,
WhOleanls Grvoess asA Co0nissSoa NesrAasss,
Nosfelk,
" OULD CALL THI ATTENTION OF COUNTRY
w Dealers aud Planters their large end ssyes s.ek
Of CHOICE GROCERlES including
sNO hags Rio Laguayn ssd JavS Coass,
50 hhds n. q. and r. r Sussrs
3s0 bbA Refined Sugar. oil ersdss,
100 b6ls bright, heavy n. O. Nolssssa.
81 hhds. Apsc,v.du Nolasses
Is Terees Prime Rice.
3OR Saeks l. b and U. A. Salt.
SU boxes Adaman,ine. Chemical md Sgssm Cssalss.
3p baxes Brpwu and Toilet Sosp,
1909 Resms Wrapping Paper,
> 100 Bales Wrapping fwine.
Bruoms Buckets. Gnis aud Groasd Spices of every ksd
Blackius. starch. Fig, Blue. Ae &c.
TEAS Our assortment of Green and Bsek Tee s vssy
emplete embracing variety of ehuies ehops which vii
be ss,A At prices to please.
b. Special attention paid to eoasigumesss Of Rsoss
eorIoN, NAVAL SroREs. Di,sD fsgss, &c.
September II, lSsS, eo-0
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Dissolution Of Copsrs.er~Aip,
sn,HE COPARTNHRSnlP HERIrOrORE Ex
lSrlNG under the name and Srm u ROYSrHa.
Jones MOORE is this day dissolved by nuspAl e,sa.
sent. Jos.ph Junrs James A. Mrc aluue arc author.
Iusine.. All p<rsous indebted to said Srm vii ps,.ss
come forward and settle.
JAMES ". ROYsrgR,
joseph JONES'
JAMES a. NOOkk
Raleigh, July I, 1853.
JONES 4 MOORE,
RETURN THEIR THANKS FOR fnE LIB.
II ERAL pa'r'naxc bestowed ur-a the old hrm. md
respectfully ann"unec that they have associated h-mrvss
in business the "d stand whcrc may always be s.and
cheap and full assortment uf ss s<xr:.s fh~ir esps.
tai being limited they .rc cus-llrd :. sd.ys sls u.A
" - '>''| JOSEPH JONES.
JAMES A. AOOaE
July l2, l6S0 o.
Fail lnportatios.
HAMILTON 4 GRAHAM,
MroEIcss Josrss
DRY GOO DS.
REG LEAVE TO INFORM TIE TRADE. THAT By
ID the arrival oT ocean steamers New fsk. and ths
ship Henry Clark At City Point. fr'm Liverps, thsy
placed in posses>"n of their f.'l impsss,ioa u
FOREIGN GOODS.
And. also. BY the arrival ef nenss steamship. ..1
sailing packets u the North and Ess they hare ssesi~
| ed an exceedingly large stuck Of
American Manufactures,
which, for extent and variety eauuo, be surpss By
Jobeing h"use >onih. =. ths s..si.ion II whsS .ss,
TENNESEE buyers as We cater expressly kr their 'rss
Agents fur genuine Irish Shoe fhrr.ds. Flax fhrvsA
and Irish Linens, al of well kncxn brlnds snl s<s
HAMILTON i GRAHAM.
| - NJ. a. Sycamore Street,
| Petersburg. Va
| Sept II. 1856. sV-H
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Law CopartneFsAip.
NV. MILLER & G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH. N. c.,
-,v,yc ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
!, bs nractce Of the law in the County Courts, will
nrompty to all business entrusted to their care
.tna attend the County Courts of Wake, Johnston,
Jst S.h i franklin, Granville, Person and Orange:
'na Un'a ous or the other NAV be constantly found.
J.n 9, 1855
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QUENT. BUsBEE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ABB LAW,
10 devote hereafter the whole If his time tn his
nrion can always he found ut his office in the Brick
E an Fayetteville Street-uness absent the Circuit.
March |, 1889. A-Y.
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Ed. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
coupsellor and Attorney at Law,

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r,, .teud the County and Superior Courts Of Wake.
1hns, and Chatham; the Superior Courts nj New Ham
and Sampson and the Terms Of the Federal Courts
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NR. CARLILE:-From the articles in your
paper relating to the canal, persons at dis
lance might be led to believe there was
a disposition on the part of a large portion
of our citizens to let the canal slide -
This, ! can assure yon, is not the CASE and
with the exception of few-very few
wealthy citizens, have shown a fair, if not
LIBERAL spirit both above and below Main
street. There has never been any DISPOSE
ton below Main street not to contribute
fairly, but there has been general inclina-
ton to point to certain wealthy citizens F"
to take the lead in the subscription, and per-
haps in some degree to graduate contribu-
tions by that of more wealthy neighbors,
yet even this has by no means been uniyer-
sal, although some have made conditional
subscriptions to be reduced by the maximum
of individuals named. On the whole the
subscription below Main street is fair one,
and in many cases very liberal, as the list,
when published, will show.
In reference to the insinaation in your pa
per, yesterday, regarding the canvassers, it is
proper TO say that they received their ap-
pointment from the Managers, and have
been guided by their instructions. The first
canvassers appointed below Main street
found it inconyenient to attend to the duty
and the canvass has been made by those who
were instituted for them and the subscrip
tons obtained are, in a great measure, salts
factory. a.I. I b.,
One word in regard to the right and duty
of rich men to contribute whatever they
! please, or, as you express it. " No one should
/ quarrel with contributor for his decision il
1 a matter when he has undisputed right to ex
ercise his own discretion unquestioned. -
! This is true, but, at the same time, if hi
subscription was SO disproportioaed that, il
the Judgment of discreet canvasser, j
would inlure the subscription list ten time
the amount subscribed, he would be acting
/ judciously, as canvasser, to decline tn
| subscription altogether. This course woult
/ certainly DC Nlse one, anu "ouiu not IN
terfere with the vested rights Of any citi
zens.
In regard to myself, have no disposition
to quarrel" with any one, and have thi
/ kindest feelings towards those that do no
/ subscribe, as well as to those who subscrib
! literally.
ONE THAT CANVASSED.
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aea The school difficulties in Boston

neA. The school difficulties in Boston
have been brought to judicial decision by
suit against the teacher, for cruelty in
Furnishing thesboy Wall for refusing to re-
peat the Lords prayer, as required by the
rules of the school. The court fully justi-
fed the teacher for his efforts to enforce ODE
dience. Judge Maine delivered long de-
cision, in which, after stating the provoca-
ton, he said;
"The boy was punished for insubordina-
ton and determination to stand out against
the lawful commands of the school. Every
blow given was for continued resistance
and new offence. The offense and the
punishment went hand in hand together.
The punishment ceased when the offense
ceased. -----..-
By this the Court is not to be understood
as iustifying the inflicting of punishment
upon scholar so long as he holds out against
the commands of the school. The punish
ment must not be extended beyond the linn
its Of discretion, and this every master
must decide at his peril.
In this case the punishment inflicted,
when compared with the offense committed,
and all the attendant circumstances as they
appeared upon the trial, was neither excess
sive, nor inflicted through malice by the de-
PENDANT.
Consequently the defendant was discharged.
The decision fudge Maine appears to be
well received by the Boston press and will,
probably, suit everybody excepting the boy
and Father Wiget. The matter might very
well drop here but there appears to be a
desire ON the part of some of the Catholics
to maintain the agitation, and make a jul
venile hero of the boy Wall The Sunday
school children os the church of the Nativi-
ty in New York, have forwarded to Boston,
for presentation to the young sufferer for
his faith - a testimonial of gold in the shape
of a Maltese cross, bearing the following in
scription:
To Thomas L. Wall, for his heroic conduct
at the Eliot School, Boston, March IA, 1856.
From the Teachers and Pupils of the Nativi-
ty Sunday School, New York.
A similar testimonial will be presented to
young Wall by the Boston Catholics. He
must be remarkably sensible lad not to be
spoiled by such injudicious compliments,
while the entire proceeding appears to us to
be in the worst taste.
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Communicated.


Mr.. EDITOR i have delayed replying to
the statements of jeremiah Smith, Esq.
President of the Straight Line Railroad, till
the promised reply of the Messrs. Affords to
my first expose should be received, in order
that my rejoinder to both might be made in
one statement. As the Messrs. Affords re-
main entirely silent under the charges of
peculation which have made against them,
their silence should be construed as an adj
mission o the truth of the charges.
Mr.. Smith states that S70O, 900 of the as
sets of the railroad have gone into the hands
of W. Carpenter & Co., most of which were
delivered to Willard Carpenter. In this as
sertion Mr.. Smith has been led into gross
error. More than one-half of the assets
enumerated were delivered by the former
President, o. H. Smith, into the hands of
the Affords, under an agreement that they
were to be charged specifically with the sale
of them. In proof of this statement have
Il copy of the receipt, taken by Mr. Smith
from the Affords. for the bonds delivered to
them Among the assets entrusted to the
Affords, was a part of the ST. 900 mortgage
bonds, and all of the $500 mortgage bonds.
The $50, 900 worth of lands were conveyed
to myself and Capt Love, jointly, and we
gave our bond, with good security, to apply
the whole proceeds of the sales to the work
on the road and not to allow dollar of it
TO be diverted to expenses of the Company,
which bond is still in existence uneancelled.
The amount of the assets, instead of
being 100000, as stated by Mr.. Smith,
were about 5000, 900; and of the SCI. 900
Of stock, which Mr. Smith parades 10 his
account and charges to US, not one dollar
was ever transferred to me. ar
The estimate made by Mr.. Wilson, the
engineer, was made on a flying visit over