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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-11-30
RICHMOND MARKET.

Corrected By D. Z. WILLIAMS C HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
ToBAcco.-The market is dull, with but little
doing. Receipts are small and breaks light. We
quote Lugs l~ower-Common 50 to AS; good So
to 6. Leaf-Common SCI to "a; medium I to ST.
Fine English Shipping $ll to Is. Good demand
for desirable brands.
WHEAr.-The wheat market is rather frmsr
than at last quotations.. Prime white wheat being
scarce, will bring I 40 to 40 per bushel. 81 30
to 1 rs for strictly prime Red and from that down,
according to quality.
CoRN.sThe market is wen supplied, and has
had Q material decline. We quote to-day corn
from 80 to s5c. per bushel, with 3 declining ten
dency.
Goax MnAL.-Country Meal sSc. to 81 per
bushel. City ground 81 to | 05.
BACON. Demand better with tendency to high
er prices. We quote today Sides Q to Ii GER Is.
Shoulders 81 cents. Cid Hans ~ 90 ilcs IS in
quality. Plain new Hams lilo. Sugar cured 124
to l43c. Nov. %.
FAYErrEvrLLn MARKEr-FIour has arrived
more freely since our last. The market is not so
firm. We quote last sales at S. rs q S 50 for super.
Cotton.-There has been but little doing in this
article since our last. Sales at lei and 1e3 for
best. grades. Spirits Turp-The receipts since
our last have, been light. We quote mall lots at
374 . SO cts. Bacon and Lard in good deDand
at former quotations. Grain.-Sales new Corn
from wagons at 81 81 es; Wheat, Rye and Oats
are much in demand.
wilmington MARKRT.-Turpentine virgin and
yellow 81 hard LIS; spts. turpentire 423: Ro-
sin No. l, 81 rs. Tar go. Flour s.25 for super.
$50 for family. Cotton 1875 a 1l.e6+-
AT New York, sales Of asss bales Of Cotton !,
/ Ifs for middling uplsnds. Flour and Wheat I'M.
changed. Spirits Turp. dull at IS cents.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYANS
PULMOMIC WAFERS.

The most certain and speedy rszaezg ecsr do
covered for al Diseases ef the Chest and
Lungs, Coughs, Colds, asthma, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, LN9sesnaa, DIFF
JfeuH breathing, Hoexsssess, Sore
Throat, de-, de-, &c.
gTNHESE WATERS give the most instantansous
4 and perfect relief, and when persevered with
according to directions, never fail te eject a rap
i'd and lasting cure. Thousands have been re-
stored to perfect health who have tried other
IA cans in vain. To all classes ana all c~onstita-
tons they are equallya blessing and a cxfe-
none need despair, no matter how long the dis
ease may bave existed, or however severe it may
be, provided the organic structure eS the vital or
gans is not hopelessly decayed. Every one attic.
ted should give them an impartial trial.
To VocALIsTs and PUBLIC SPEAKERS, these Wa.
fers are peculiarly valuable they will In one day
remove the most severe occasional hoasseness
aud their regular use for a few days wAh a
all times, increase the power and fexihilfty OF
the voice, greatly Improving its tsse compass
and clearness. for which purpose they are regular
y used by many professional v~oealisss.
JOB MOSES, Sole Prssrietor,
Rochester, ". r.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by p. j. PES
U and 81 respectable druggists. 3S-lyeow
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still existed. The result was, that Governor ,
Wise ordered two Richmond companies to
remain, and also the Petersburg Artillery, !
Capt. j. n. Nichols commanding.
Several companies started homeward this
morning and others will follow to-morrou.
CnARLEsrows, Nov. 28.-Goy. Wise left
Harper's Ferry this morning. after receiving
. despatch from the Governor of PennsylTa
mia, rendering him the services of ten thou
sand men and offering to station a guard
along the dividing line between Pennsylvania
and Maryland.
Gov. Wise returned his thanks with the as
surance that Virginia was able to protect her
honor.
Col. Elliott addressed the military to-day,
telling them it was possible they might have
to undergo ardnous and p~erilous duty, but
he felt satisfied that if the venerable Common
wealth should be invaded, that they would
effectually wipe out the stain.
Last night an alarm was given by one Of
the s~entinels firing off bis rife. Military or
ders were sounded from one end of the town
to the other Immediately, and a panic ensued
among the women and children, and some
men, whose nervous systems had been dis
ordered by the late events. Shutters were
closed and lights put out 10 quick time.
At three o'clock this morning. another
alarm occurred by the report of three guns.
The town was again excited, and scouts were
sent out, but no enemy was discovered.
The excitement continued for an hour,
when it was ascertained that the sentinel had
in the darkness mistaken a cow for q man
and fired at it.
NORFOLK, Nov. PA special messenger
arrived from Northampton and the Eastern
Shore of Virginia to-day, for Volunteers, as
it has been ascertained that an attempt will
be made ON the 18th to run off a number Of
slaves to Canada. Great excitement prevails
throughout that section.
TRANSFER OF SrEvENs.-The transfer O
Stevens to the United States Court, which
will meet in Staunton, does not meet the gra
cious approval of some of the ~free-soil jour
nails of the North. They do not like the ide'
of some of their magnates being called as wit
nesses before q tribunal in Virginia. The,
affect to apprehend personal peril to those in
dividuals. They need give themselves n
concern On that head, says the Petersburg
Express. The card of Mr.. Sennot, one G
Browns counsel, shows that, even in tn
justly excited community where Brown
crimes were committed, hi. lawyers from tn
free States were treated with forbearance an
kindness. The people of Staunton and tina
neighborhood are eminently quiet and Law
abiding, and the witnesses viii be much NOR
secure there than those of our own peopl
who have been exposed to abolition machin;
tons.
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MILL please notice the advertisement de-
w scfiptive of Mr.. Sears PICTORIAL Family
Bible, and send for the Printed Catalogue Of all
our illustrated works.
Va To the uniuitiated in the great art of selA
ing books, we would say, that We present. a scheme
for money making, far better than all the gold
mines of California and Australia.
Va Any person wishing to embark in the en-
~terprise, will risk little by sending to the Publish
er s25, for which he viii receive sample copies of
the various works, lat wholesale prices,) carefully
boxed, insured, and directed, ~afording q very lib.
eral percentage to the agent for his trouble. With
these he will soon be able to ascertain the most
saleable, and order accordingly. Address epest-
paid}T ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
3-3m ISL William Street, New Fork
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MARRIED.

In Wake county, on Wednesday the 9th inst.
by Villa S. Thompson, Esq Mr.. John w. Fort
20 Miss Eliza AEn Adams. only daughter of Bry-
ant Adams, Esq.
In Wilson, n. c. en- Tuesday, the 9th of Nov,
at the residence Of Jacob s. Barnes, Esq, by the
Rev. George Joyner, DR.. R. ". King, Of stantons-
burg. to Miss Carrie }. Bryum, of wilson.
In Granville county, on the 18th inst. by Rev.
I. J. Horner, MIRA. FL Upchurch, to Miss Mary
E. Dement,, both Of Granville.
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whose proprissy Of department SO favorsbly COM
mendsd him to cur f~aternsl regard; therefore,
Resolved, That while We bow TO the will Of our
Heavenly Father, We lament the death of cur
brother and extend our sympathies to the family
relatives and friends thus hereaved and afflicted.
That this Division wear he usual badge of
mouYning thirty days, and that these proceedings
be pabIished in the Spirit Of the Age; and that
the r. S. be requested 70 farnish q copy of these
proceedings to the family Of car deceased brother,
rs . token of respect.
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DIED

In this city, on .he isdsinst.. Louis Edward
Henry, only son Of the late Leuis d. Henry and
Margaret n. his wife aged 20 years, 5 months
and 8 days. 49,
At Lsnoir Institute. on the 2oth S~epsember, Of
typhoid fever, MARI Serena, daughter Of ]. q.
and Elizabeth H. Patrick. after an illness Of two
weeks, in the 18th year Of her age.
At firstly College, on the l5th instant Of ty-
phoid fever, Josephe. Msslsy, Of Dayie county,
sgsd 10 years.
At : meeting of Davis Division, Nc. Is, s. Of T..
Nov. 10th, 1859. the following preamble and res
~olutions wsrs unanimously adopted:
WnERsAs, It has pleasedshe All-wise Dispossr
+ events, to remove by death, 1T Trinity College,
n tho 18th inst, in the vigor Of youth. eur ss-
eemed and beloved Brother Joseph O. MesslJ
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MAsoNIc.-The NJ. w. Grand Lodge of
South Carolina, at its recent session, charter
ed eight new Lodges, the jurisdiction of one
of which is located in the island of Cuba
This is a preparatory step to the restoration
of Masonry in that Island, where it has been
excluded for many years by the Government,
and the formation of a Grand Lodge of Cuba.
The Grand Lodge determined to elect a COM
petent brother to write a history of Masonry
in South Carolina and DR.. A. G. Mackey was
elected Historiographer.
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PRICES CURRENT.
NORFOLK MARKET.
BY McPHHETERS & GHISLELIN,

Wholesale GRoaERs 3 COMMISSION MERcHAnTs
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK. VA.
FLoUR.-We have little change to report in the
market. and ~quotsfor good lots N. @. s. T. $53;
Extra 81 to 8 so Family 675a7. Gash.
CoTroN.-The reseipts are large, reaching in o
single day this week 1900 Bales. The demand
continues fully equal to the supply. We mote large
sales at lie though some holders demand 81 Ad-
vance.
WHEAT.-Receipts very light, with no sales to
report from.
DRIED FRUIr-eontinuss quiet. Apples 81 Is;
Peeled Peaches $3z5; unpeeled Peaches 2 90.
NAVAL SroREs.-Spts. Turpt. 46 a II common
Rosin 81 80 a J IS, Tar dull at 81 90.
SuNDRIEs.-BeesRax sic; Pea Nuts ] Is B.
z. Peas l 20; Stock Peas 20.
GRooERrEs.-N. o. and P. R. Sugars II 3 81;
{ rushed aud Pulverized 105 a Ii; c. Sugar 81 a
10 as to quality. N. o. MOlasses A . "A Mus
covado 81 o 80. Rio Coffee IL q 174; Laguyra
i33 a Is Java Is a IS. Rice ~ as. Adamaa-
tine Candles 20 q 23; Chemical IS q SO Sperm
So. Brown Soap A S. Starch q ..
Nov. 20.
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OBJ OrOer.
Grand Division Meeting.

The Annual Session Of the Grand Divisien
Of the Sons Of Temperance in North Carolina,
will convene in Raleigh, on Wednesday, the
J 7th day OF December next, at 10 o'clock, A.
A full attendance Of all the members is
Earnestly requested
ED- All the Railroads will grant the usn-
Al Return tickets free, to the Representatives
of the Grand Division.
A. NJ GORMAN, G. 8.
Raleigh, Nov. j, 1859.
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

Al RS. Il. WHITAKER'S Music ScheeE win
WI commence at her own Residence, the frst
Monday in January. Thankful for the Liberal pat
ronrge heretofore received, she hopes by hsz aali>
gent attention to the proper instruction Of those
under her caro- to merit a continuance OF the
same. A public Concert will be given at sAe close
OF the session. g
Raleigh, Nov. 18th. I4-tf.
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GERErr sxrrH's CosDrrIos.-The condition
of Gerrit Smith is said to be not as bad OF
hopeless as has been Represented. The ply
sicians hope to effect . radical cure.
ALABAMA LEGISLATURES The Legislature
of Alabama assembled on Monday, 14th
inst, and organized with the election of the
following officers President of the Senate,
John D. Rather sSecretary Of the Senate, NJ
Taul Speaker Of the HOUSE. A. B. Meek 7;
Clerk of the House, Albert Elmore.
LOVES BALLOON i HUMBUa.-The Brook.
Ign Times calls Loves Balloon "a humbue,'
and says, 'in u opinion. it was got up &c
attract visitors at twenty-five cents : head in
stead Of to make an @rial voyage" Never.
theless, Lowe says he will certainly go up
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Holloway's 0insment and Pills should be the
never-negleeted sceonpaninent of fhe family med
ieine chest. They es<nbins in their un;ted agen
cy the cure Of nearly 81 the external and intern
al disorders to which men or women are subject
Their effect ID not partially to remove, but TO
thoroughly dispel disease. Sold at the manufae-
tory, No. so Maiden Lane, New York, and by al
Druggists, at BE, 81, and 81 per poi or box.
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IREDELL BROTHERS

A BE nowin receist Of their new supply Of
n DRUGS, MEDICINEs, CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS, D~YE-STURFS, VARNISHES,
BRUSHES, PKkFUMRRY, SOAPS, FANCY
ARTICLES, &c. To whiehsshsE weald CALI attsn-
tion. -.
The medicines were selected solely with regard
10 their parity, and viii, at all tiaes,- be conpeun-
ded by . competent Apetbeesry 80
Physicians ORDERS viii be carefully and promrk-
ly flied at q small advance en- whalesals pricss-
they keep constantly on hsna every article teba
foana in . frst class Drug Store. So,
SOAPS Of all qualities. -.
SILVER SOAP for cleaning Silver Ware, Class
Paint. Ac-an excellent article just out.
RIMMELss CELEBRATED ENGLISH SOAPS
fsr the Toilet. ?
PERFUMERY-a superior assortment. a.
TOILET BOTTLES, POWDER BOXES, P0RK
poMADEs, HAIR DYES AND INvIGsRA.
TORS in great variety. -
BRUSHES IF all kind and qualities.
CASTOR OIL without taste or smell.
cFGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING T0BhC.
MERSCHAUM PIPES AND TUBES. WA.
ranted g~enaiae. IREDELL BR0TERs, 3
Druggists, Raleigh N. o..
oct east fs5s. s-n
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WANTED.

A situation as Teacher, by a young gentleman
q graduate of the University Of N. G., and who
has had considerable experience in teaching
Good recommendations as to ability and character
given. For particulars address, stating salary. De,
I4-tf. "CAROLINA," High Tower, Ne.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-s1 Miss III Fl Robson,
Pittsboro'; N B Brittle, Wakefield, Va; r B Al
exander, Charlotte; 4 I Young, Wake; Lewis
Lawson. Gally, S. c.; Miss II J Cole, Joycepilis /;
Miss Mary A Spivey, Grains Creek julius May.
loaisbarg; Rev. C. p. Jones, Fayetteville VIM
Bawman, Martin McDairmid. Alex A McRae,
Jones t;reek " NJ Yarbrough. cureton's Store;
4 = Adams, Gibson's Store G W Stalvy, Bucks.
vile; 4 e King, Cottage Home; John Rhem.
Kinston; Phocion Nash, Forksville, Va; s ]
Price. ganaIsburg; Miss Emily Young, Turkey
Cove r G Slagle, Franklin; VA worley, Rox.
obel; Liza HoEosen, Everittsville DR.. g w
Dixon, I w Hart, Hookerton; Shepard Jones.
kinston Col A s Kent, Lenoir; He Harris. q
" Campbell, PineFille; Tyrus Thornton, Newton
Grove;
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n S~ARSAPARILLA.
THE VERY BEST REMEDY
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD

The health of the human system depends al
most entirely upon the state Of tia blood. II the
vitalizing fluid which pervades every issue, every
membrane, fibre, gland, or ether organ primary or
subsidiary; If the body be charged with the ele-
ment of disease, sickness nEst be the coHsesusnce,
and until the
Causes OF Disease
existing in the blood are eradicated, no perzaa-
nent relief can be expected. It is here that the
powerful health restoring properties of this Medi-
cine are manifesto; is searching operation reach
o. the causes of disease, and the euresit performs
are therefore radical and khorssgh.
Prepared aud sold by A. D. d d. SANDS. Drag
gists, 100 Fulton Street, NsE York.
For sale also by WILLIAMS HAYWOOD
| Raleigh N. C.
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HoRmBLE.-A. Baldwin, a respectable cit
izen Of Portage county Ohio, was stabbed
and killed by his nephew, one Price, on the
9Th inst, because he reproyed him for drink
ing
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: DIR. BRONSON, having beon 80 far reduced by
eonsum ptieu, as to be considered beyond all hope
ef recovery by the nest emloeGt Of the medical
professien, and also by bimseif-a regular physi
efan Of twenty years PRACTICES a last resort,
conceived tho idea of AHAbiZfNG the BLOOD,
: and applying the ~ssljeet of physiology 10 the
more imm ediate cozBeeilen. aad effect of IL state
Of the bleed upon the heath ana systeS. Tha
81 resalt has been the psea1etlon ot tails :. BLOOD
P00D." FROM the use Cf shi,s isr. BrorTas vas
restored to perfect health. Within six Asneks az
ter its Introduction, over tUa taoCsana csAsa np-
q tives were efectoally cured By il. IF ecu havs
any complaints Of a eupsnmpt;ye sEasRey-
Cough, cold head ache, pnIy;tstion 81 tAe ls4rt
loss Of appetite, OF pGia ~ the eide. icse no EEs r.
procuring q bottle of the 'BLCOD FOOD" L
you are suffering from ksrress De5iify, or your
s{sep,i 30 brakep aaa disturbed. a; your Spirits arr
Depressed or your Organs reazrd, you wi fH5
in this an ~unfaiiing remedy. By eosnmeEcing with
tan 2ropA If your Lirsr is torpid or deceased b.
any manner whatever, sse or tre koaLes viii be
sure to invigorate, and bring itsnto lively aAs
kealthful action. In the mos, inystsrats CAGES Of
Byspspese, the patient can strs fra The nest
~sficiest sad gratefal rsiief. Z bensGa u always
sEperisassd after taking oElY oRe bessls. In
aale or fenas complaints and weakness tks SAT-
fersr, aftss trying othsr reDedies in vain, may
rect assured, that q :ertain cure Wil result from
tas use Of two or three boslas. The BLOOD
o IL sfeetual in al cares of Rraptions, Salt
RAeum, SerofulAs and other liks eoraplzints. Pale
aub smAciated children and admits arc innsdi-
stsly benefited by its uss- 1t gises strength to-
the body and color ana beauty to the skin. Ply
eic5ass Of all rkooleaxe using II With Wonderful
success.
For fna directions, soc circulars. Price 81 PEP
bottle.
Es
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9Th Annual Announcement.
cosnsuEp SUI cEss or RE

cosTsUEp sU<cEsa or THE
C0sH0P0LITAH Art ASSOCIATION.
TrRoM al sections Of tho country subscriSsrs
IL to this popular Art Institution, tnow in its
sixth year. are being received in n rattle unparal-
lelled with that Of any previous year.
Any person can become q member by subscri-
bing So, which win entitle him t.
1st-The Beautiful Steel Engraving.
Shakespeare and his Friends"
2d.-A Copy of the Elegantly Illustrated
Art Journal, one year.
Sd.-A Free Season Admission to the Gal
leries, 54S broadway, Kew York.
In addition, to which, over four handred valaa-
bic Works Of Art arc gires to Subscribers as Pre-
niuns, comprising choice Paintings, Sculptures,
Outlines, &C., by the frst American and Foreign
Artists.
TEE SUPERB ENGaAvrra, which every sassssi-
Der wild receive Immediately on receipt ef snb-
saription, entitled
Shakespeare and His Friends"
Is of a character to give unqualified pleasure and
satisfaction. No work Of equal value was ever be.
fare placed within reach Of the people at such q
price. The engraving is Of very large sire, being
printed on hsasy plate paper, 80 by So inches, ma
King . most superb ornament suitable for the
walls Of either the library, pArlor, or Office.
~ S@u " oNht " ~ 81 Va eAc odHtf "
nail, with safety, being packed in g cylinder. pos
tage prepaid.
Think Of i'll Sucha work delivered free oil
charge, and The ART 6as1ssS enc scar for tAre
9ol5arsF
SUBSCRIPTIONS will. be received until tn,
Esening of Tuesday the 3lst of January, 1850 .
which tiHe the books win close and the Prsmi
ums be giveE TO tne subscribers
No person is restricted to a SO gle subscription
Those renising SIS are entitled TO six member
ships.
Subscriptions from California. the Canadas, an
ell Foreign Provinces, must be 50 so instead G
81, in erdsr to defray extra postsgcs, DO.
Persons wishing to form clubs win apply for
circular of terms, DC.
The beautifully illustrated Art ] ourna, gisin
full particulars, will be sent on receipt Of Is cent
IN stamps Or coin.
Address C. L. DERBY, Actuary G. "A,
54S and s4S Broadway, N, Y.
Subscriptions also received by THOMAS CARTEL
Hen. Secretary for Raleigh, n. c., and ~visinit.
November Ii, 1859. t3-tf.
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BULBoUs FLOWER ROOTS

HRocUs, Tslips, Hyacinths, R.aenculus, Ans
menies, Gloxinias, Aehsmenes, GAssners,s
ngiarn, Gladiolus, &c.
For sale by THOMAS CARTER.
Raleigh Nurseries.
Nov. 10th. 1859. iS-zw.
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HTEAP ovERcoATs FOR SERVANTS
" At prime east, to close TIA lot-

DLAcK sATTNET PAN FOR SERv'Ts-
ID To close the lot-at the Inv .-ioe Of tso dol
Iars per pair. z. Il HARDING.
Raleigh, Nos. 10, 1859. l1ly
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ARMsTRoNa's WASHING MACHTNE
Neither a borrower nor lender be !;
For loan oft loses both itself and friend

Aud borrowing dulls the edge of husBaassy.'
No, don't borrow, but buy enc Of PLEASANT
ARMSTRONG; WASHING MACHINES from
PERKINSON d CO., of this City, who has the
opportunity of trying the Machines before pureh-
asing.
We have tried it in our family, and can con-
scientifically recommend it to all house keepers as
q great labor savis g machine. With this mar
chine, q girl thirteen years old has done, in less
than one day the washing that formerly employ-
ed a grown woman three days. No rubbing with
the hands is required, the washing and rinsinc be-
ing effectually done by the machine, and that tee
without injury to the clothes.
Raleigh Standard, Sept. 70, BsSs.
We have tried the Washing Machine referred
to in the above notice, and ecomme i as a
great saving Of labor in our families.
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HILLsnOR0UGH n. c. MrIfARY ACADznY

THIS ACADEMY WILL BE ~c0EDECTKD
on the plan of the Virginia and South Caro-
lima State Military Institutions.
For . Circular address the Superintendent,
COL. G. C.TEW, So
Hillsboro', n. c.
Nov. IA, 1879. I2-lypda
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GATIyET FR0CKS+A GOOD ARTICLE FOR
~ Servants now receiving = he low price Of
(oUr delors-yeyy cheap