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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-23

The time /, at hand when / shall expect a
Report Grm each District or County d. G. w.
Patriarch ju che State As these reports
Will rlrm the basis Of my Semi Annual Re-
port tu the Grand Division, | especially re
quest tina, the reports be promptly made at
the CLOSE ot tal, quarter, and chat they be full.
Ia order tp tnal, | ask answers TO the follow
ius q wstinus, via;
/. lIow many working Divisions in your
. where are they located? give Post Of
6.e of sacl.j
s.. tlov many members have been admit
ted daring tu. Vuartet? How many suspen-
deiy how ,n.rv expelled
e.. What is me whole number in each Di.
vision
.. Now many lady visitors in each Divis
ion?
IS What is the number of Sons in your dis
trs WHAT u.unner ot visitors
putre s',, -ttgs the OnditioH Of the Divis
ipa- 10 ,uir ..s' i't, mention any new DiyiS
.rt. arterilei and 1uv other ftcts you please
I'm ogit, @, make Such reports, the Distric
Deputic, hust require reports Of each Loca
Deputy, or OF tie Division if no Local Deputy
mas been nppoIG eel.
Divisions located in counties having NJ
District Deputy, will please report to me
through a,ejr Local Deputy or Recording
Scribe
| an aware, that to make such Reports will
require some labor on the part of the Distric
apl Loal Deputies, and II Scribes but t.
dJ-elars. tga duies OF any Office If useful
ne.- e%3ire. labor. The duties Of my ofic,
Ft#et .9rt If every day. | am obliged t
.ars.... .a anA t.na for these. iu addition
20 other duties growing out Of otner relations
But in the success Of our heaven. originates
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
BROWNLEY, GREEN & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants
FROM

BROW NLE1, Rec d CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
PETERSBURG, VA.
CoTToN.-There has been more animation in
the market for the past week, and much larger lots
have changed hands. We advance our quotations
for common 10 fair II t. liz; prime l29 to III.
ToBAcco.-The market is more animated for the
past few days, and prices for common tobacco are
rather better. Lugs 4 90 to 6 90 common leaf
6 to II; good leaf7 80 to 10 90 fine up to Is 90.
CoRN.-Small receipts. We quote so to 81.
Wharf.-The market is active at an advance
of 10c on the week. Prime white l 55 to l Is;
prime red l As to / 60.
BAooN.-Very active-sales 81 a 8 for shout
ders; lOi a IL for sides. Virginia hog round liz
to III.
LARD.-In good demand w~ithupward tendency.
we quote 124 to be for Va.
GUANo.-The demand is quite active at 50 to
$50 net cash for Peruvian. National fertilizer
highly recommended $40 per ton Of 2000.
FLouR.-The European news quote breadstufs
dull and declining. We quote s~uperfne 81 to 81 /;
Extra Z to II Family y to 8 in large lots.
~PEAs.-Very active at l 80 a l 38 for choice
Black Eye.
DRIED FRUIT Peaches S43 a ST 40 lbs. APP
pies, | 40 a l Sc per~bash. of 2Slbs.
CoFFEE.-This article has advanced, stock light,
Rio II a Is Lag. Is d ID Java t61 a II.
ExcHANGE.-On New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, J a 8 per cent premium.
March TO
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

ANA
SINCE LAST UE-$l j E Rheim, Newbern
hrs. Alex. Nicoll, Kinston: DR. Higgs, Kittrell; 5
Mrs. Jane h Franklin, Suffolk o Harrell, Simon
Savage, j W Harrell, Suffolk Rich'd Laud, Lon
don Bridge j P Thomson, Woodleaf; Silas
Woodsides, Il L Alexander, Fancy Hill; R H
Porter, Cureton's Store 2 Prof Owen, Hilisboro';
J Y Hemphill, Rock Cresk, Ga; j B Perry, Yer
non, La. 2 J G Coppedge, Pine Level Moses
Barber, Cuff; S N Richardson. Prospect Hall
los: Tpnnage, Ridge Spring I L Baker, Bennett
Stewart Pamela, Miss. W R Thomas, HAVANA,
Ala; j I Pack, Hamburg, Ala; W K Cromartie,
Cypress Greek "a j Downs, R Young, Flat Rock;
y q Dickey Highland Grove, NJ D Dickey, Mush
Creek Chas. P Peterson, Jacob Lantz, Lincoln
Mr.. NJ A Keen, Bachelors Hall, Va; 5 Jas. Nc
Bride, Pee Dee; J NJ Stewart, Walkersville; W
r Webb, jr, Windsor; ] W Jenkins, Hotel B F
and M J Farrar, Lombardy Grove; Miss III A
Gayle, Union Level; Jas Ellington, W j Kimball,
P q Watkins, Nutbush; w F Needham, Flat
Shoal; S Huggins, J D Smith, j c Ross, Gill
christs; S W Barrett, Marlboro; M Mcdonald, D
Mcdonald, Louisville, Ala; 2 E Veal, Eufaula,
Ala; Z George A Holland, and others, Holly
Springs NJ Shell, Whitmires; Miss F A Watkins,
Exchange JAS Wingate, Ranaldsburg Al A Nc
Donald, Oakland. ;Wm Wagstaff, Olive Hill: 5 w
B Oliver, Eureka. Miss; 6 Calvin Cox, Coxyille:
3 " Ii Boykin. Suffolk C D Searwell, Society
Hill 6 j A McClaer, Rutherford Miss L Thorn
as, Hornets Nest; Mrs, E J May, Lou, sburg T
j Haskins, Warrenton Thos. Marrioner, Tawbo-
ro'; TO Mrs. l Tolar, Conway boro'; Fl Tyson, Lilies
vii g; n Allen, Lenoir Institute; W c Harris,
Elkin J W York, Oxford Miss e R Carter, Sax
apahaw J W Corbitt, Prospect Hall A 7 Bost,
W P Reinhardt, Newton 26 Rev. Joel Gulledge,
Coosa Co., Ala; e noble club truly-a thousand
thanks for this and other favors; A J NOVEL;, A
J Strickland, J A Underhill, Eagle Rock; J c
Terrell, Rolesville; A D Stewart, Pharr's Mills /;
S D Stewart, LaBhon's Hill Mrs M J Brown,
Miss NJ j Baldwin, Miss Emsline Swindell, Wes-
tern Prong r Barron, Black and Whites j
W Brame, Henderson Col R Rogers, Monroe ;
L NJ Rich, Clinton Vim Blalock, Ark 81 B
Mcmillan, Evergreen, Ala; ] R Stott, W D Nc
Farland, W " Mcfarland, Fort Deposite, Ala
& d Huntley, Jones Creek.
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NEW STORE In RALEIGH.
no. 40 FAYETTEVILLE ST.

One door below Williams & Haywoods.
TNHE subscribers have just received an elegant
il stock of New and Fashionable
Dry Goods, Hats, Bonnets, Shoes,
Umbrellas, Parasols and Fancy Articles.
The stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS CON,
sists of Black Silk, Fancy Chalies, Berages, Or
CANDIES, Lawns, Jackonetts in Robe a Guile, Robe
a Lee in double Flouncod and single Skirts, White
Jackonetts, Swiss and Checked Muslins, Ladies
Summer Wrapping, Extension Hoop Skirts, Steel
Spring Ribbons, Laces, Edging. Gloves, Hosiery,
Handkerchief, and Bleached and Brown Domesties,
Bed Ticking, &c.
Mems Wear, Servants Goods, and all articles
usu lily kept in a Dry Goods Store.
Oar stock of Bonnets is very handsome, with
| our elegant Ribbons and Rouches for Thinning
cannot be beaten either in the price, style or
quality.
We respectfully invite our friends, acquaintan-
ces and the public generally, to call and examine
the pretty and cheap goods that we offer daily,
and they will find it to their interest to deal with
u.s. SLEDGE d. MACON.
Raleigh, March 10, 1850. 30-4t
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NOTICE.

r HAVE GU hand, and am constantly receiving,
a large lot of GROCERIES, which 1 will dis
pose Of by the large or small Gu intity, at a very
small advance on cost. Those in want will do
well to give me a call, as 1 al determined to sell
very low for cash.
Give me a call one and all.
GEORGE X. PARHAN, Agt.
Bar Pond, n. c., Feb. %, 1859.
n B. IhaVe some good and experienced Boot
and Shoe Makers, for whom L wish employment.
lean have Boots and Shoes made at veEy short
notice.
Ihave Boots and Shoes of their ma. eeonstant-
lv on hand for sale. 27...4t
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CARRIAGE MAKING. &c.

TIME subscriber would inform the R-Z
public generally. that he ha, c@I
recently taken the Old Stand" W00
well known by every body, west of the " Capitol
Square," and formerly occupied by VIM z. Clarke,
and is fully prepared to carry on Coach-making
in all it's various branches, and in the VERY BEST
style. Prices to suit the times.
Persons will do we'll to call and examine for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at tue shortest notice, and in
the very best manner. JAS. BAShfOkD.
Raleigh, Feb. 49,, 1859. sE zo-om
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E. z.

TIME Spring session OF this S heol will begin
the FIRST Monday in March next. 1t is lo"a-
ted in Southampton Co, three miles from Frank
lin Depot, and as regards healthfulness Of situa-
ton. cannot be surpassed'by any in Eastern Yir-
ginia.
No pains will be spared in the instruction and
moral training of those placed under our charge,
and the kiadest attention, paid 20 their wants and
necessities.
Board and tuition per session of FIVE months
Elementary classes SIS. Higher English inciu-
ding lessons in Drawing, Crayon, and Fancy Work,
$55. French and Latin each, 50. Music $50.
Students admitted at any ii &c and charged until
the end Of the session. No deduction made ex-
cept in cases of protraeted sick ness.
For further particulars address the Principal
franklin Depot, Southampton Co. Va.
Jan. %, 1853. 22-stp1-
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
COMING IN.

A CREECH again has the pleasure to inform
IA his numerous friends aad customers, that
he was the first to New York, the first back, the
first to buy his Goods, the first to secure them,
the first TO mark them low, and the first to sell
them. Accordingly he has already secure ed a
large stock of STAPLE GOODS, with a beauti-
full assortment CT LADIES' GOODS.
L respectfully ask all those who are in want Of
something new, pretty and cheap, to come right
along and look at the Goods, select such as you
like, and buy what you want for you shall Ger
tainly have the worth of your money. Y0u shall
hear more about them in a few days.
A. CREECH.
Raleigh, March 18th. 1859. 29-3t
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JAMES n. EDNEY,
General urehasing& Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER IN
Pianos, Melodeons, Pumps, Safes, Sewing
Machines, &C., &c.

Publisher Of" Cherokee Physician" p" Chronology
of n. c." Southern Bishops" I" Hickory Nut
Falls" &c, &c.
I47 CHAMBERS STREET, VIEW YORK.
Buys every kind of Merchandise directly from
Jobbers, Importers, Manufacturers, and Whsle-
ale Dealers, (either for Cash or on time,) on the
best possible terms.
Commission for Buying and Forwarding, Two
and q Half per cent.
REFERENCES.
NoRrH ~CARoLNA.-Hon. W. A. Graham, Hill :
boro'; chas. Manly. Raleigh Gov. knis' IA
ts;gb. ID y. Swain, Chapel Hill chSa- i. Deems,
D. D., Wilson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b Gheselin, Norfolk
John B. 0dom, ESQ. do.
TrxrxssEE.-Hon. John Baxter, Rockville /;
Rev. William g.. Bro anlow, do
SourH C~ARoLIxA.-Jno W. stoy, Esq, CHARLES
ton: Hon. B. F.. Perry, GreenTille.
Feb. Ie, 1857. zo-eoS On
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MARRIED,

By Rev. William Linebery, at the residence of
the same, Mr.. Manly Lane to Miss Julia, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Samuel Siler, all Of Chatham county,
n. G..
A t Spring Garden, New Hanover county, on the
10th inst, by G.. j. Moore, Esq, S. s. S~atchwell,
M D., to Miss A. v. Moore, daughter of the late
A. L.. Moore.
On the 18th ult, by Asa B. Gunter, Esq Mr..
Thomas w. Lee of Raleigh, to Miss Julia 81.
Greene, daughter of Mr.. Samuel Greene, of Orange.
Standard please copy.
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DIED.

On the 18th of February, in Franklinton, N.
c., Mrs. Mary A. Cole, consort of D. Cole, ESQ.
She had been a devoted member of the Baptist
Church in Franklinton for several years.
Fl. G.. L.
In laden county, OF the 25th February, of
scarlet fever, Matilda, youngest daughter of J J.
D. ard NJ. ]. Lucas, after a short but painful ILL
ness.
"The spoiler set his seal of silence,
But there beamed a smile so fixed and holy from
that marble brow,
Death gazed and left it there;
He dared not steal tho signet ring of Heaven"
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THE LATEST NEW MUSIC
PUBLISHED By
II r & B E A II A NJ,
BALTIMORE, MD.

SONGS. FRlCE.
A Letter from Home Destined to be popular 25cts
When saw sweet Nellie Home-Very pretty Is
Memories Of old IS
They tell me thourt welded now Is
When friend from friend is doom'd to stray Is
Who shall be fairest? IS
We miss thee Sister dear IS
There was a time, oh name it not-Much
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FOR TWO pERro RMERs.
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3, Columbia the gem, DE. Il Yankee Doodle.
~~ Music forwarded per mail, on receipt of
price, free Of postage. Money or Post stamps
must accompany orders.
A liberal discount to Dealers, Teachers and
Senlinaries.
Catalogues furnished gratuitously on applica-
ton to MILLER & BEACnAH,
29-tf. Baltimore, Md
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THE GROVER & BAKER
s. WING M,AGETMR co,

TT AVING greatly increased their facilities for
manufacturing their CELEBRATED FAM
lily MACHINES, with all the recent improve.
ments, have reduced their prices, and offer for
sale A NEW STYLE MACHINE. PRICE $50.
1t is no longer questioned that these Machines
are the best in use for family sewing. They hem,
fell, gather and stitch in the most superior man
ner, AID are the only machines in the market
that are so well and simply made, that they may
DO sent into families with no other instructions
than are contained in a circular which accompa
MES each machine, and from which a child ten
years may readily learn how to use them, and
keep them in erder.f They make upwards of
Fifteen hundred stitchesa minute, AMI will do
the sewing of a family cheaper than a seamstress
can do it, even if she works at the rate of one
cent an hour.
Is there a husband, father, or brother in the
U1ited States, who will permit the drudgery Of
hand sewing in his family. when a Grover Il b.
ker Machine will do it better, more expeditions
ly, and cheaper than can possibly be done by
hand
Offices of Exhibition and sale :-49s Broadway,
New York 137 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd.
For sale by c.. B. Root, Raleigh J. R.SJ Sloan,
Greensboro; Hynan & Arlington, Warrenton /;
I. S. Lutterloh, Fayetteville.
Agencies in all the principal Cities and Towns
in the United States Send for a Circular.
Jan. l, 1859. i9-tf
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Rp.rroBr. N q MARCH, 1e 1870

Mr.. EDrroR:l see your statement, taken
from the Christian Advocate, puts down the
number of Baptists in North Carolina, at
As, 900. Mr.. Hehin is mistaken in these fig
ures. There are over 60, 900 Baptists in the
State now, as the reports of 1869 will show.
Hoping you will correct, 1 am
Yours truly,
w. B. JONES.
We publish the above with pleasure from
our friend Rev. w. B. Jones; and viii re-
mark that we thought at the time we copied
the article from the Advocate, that 45, 600
was an underestimate of the number of Bap-
fists in the State.
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Praprels Of the Order.

/
FRAsGLiS COUNTY Bro. Martin, Of Flat
E,ck division. writes II fondly trust a
,rltotr a. te ants us. At our last meeting
st' ace iniljatioos others are on the
go. # Geeautauce We are to a man ami
at "a oy % zsa,ous urediIection for the pros
pc,,tv Of our II bic Order, and are willing to
wors for 1t; aud on this depends our success.
Onward is or watchword.
The CyivgasuY.-The D. G. W. P. of Uni
versity D~t.isi,n writes:
Our DIVISION is Furnishing as we'll as we
could reasonably hope for, under the circum-
stances with which we are surrounded. We
have recently initiated into the Order several
members ana are evidently beneitting every
interest of the University.
GnEGvsopup' b o. Sterling writes
ora No 9 is working gIoriously, and we
hone to Keep the bali in motion. We have
Initiated Hltg aoubars and lady visitors du-
rjls 'br present quarter, and there are still a
ul.uper Of rrDHo-ifIrnS on our table. We
wul re rort 60 editions, ut least, at the end
o., tu. vi#r..r ma satisfied a little exer-
tpu "u tla Jtft Of the members of our Or
d" .trpI sbJlt lhe Suite would soon fill up
our ranks
Rowan C1uSrY The Rowan Division, at
Rpsau " u.s.. held a public meeting at their
new Hal ou Saturday the 10Th inst. Speech
cs wege delivered by Rev. +. S. Krider, Rev.
Wm. Wood. Cl. f. ID. Austin and the wri-
ter. Oftle latter | will not speak, but the
other three wore clear, pointed and practical
speeches, which did good service for the
cll.e a. temperance Seven ladies and ten
gentlemen were initiated We are expecting
others ro join so The next meeting. Hope to
build ur a very large Division soon, and
grcaay increase the circulation Of the Age.
j. L FoARD.
LtScalSros.-Thr cause Of Temperance is
prog uss'u. here Almost every night we
infinite so.ae. Inst Monday night we initia-
ted two good iru young men--iust the kind
To- carry the thing forward We expect to
have 90 celebration here on the 4th proX.7
Some Of our sister Divisions intend having
some a.out the same time. The temperance
party achieved 70 triumph in the election of
town commissioners the drys obtaining a
larger luJ.gilv than ever before On the
mo.r.1g altur llnc.erlon "A portly gentleman,
pro0lliy % leader Of the wet party, was found
ou rhc pit'ic well with an empty bottle in
bis pocket. I'm rather a unique dress, wearing
tutu.ujue. a1d looking as if he had just been
Attending IN. funeral of the last friend he had
ON eartn. and aas out Of liquor and didn't
know .era to get amy more. The old gent
lc't gj- post once, but returned the next night,
aud af.cr spending "a day in he rain, and be-
iug Crested with considerable indignity, has
gone iau way n a.I tIe earth-"dicd in con-
seifeuro ut Disappointment superinduced by
me- #. s- .. q. .-..1 a...1r g ,I,,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-23
RICHARD STERLING, Ch'm'n
For the Spirit Of the Age.

Mr.. EDITOR: Thinking it might be of some
interest to you, | willinform you of a Society
in the upper part of Chatham county, known
as the Pleasant Hill Temperance Society. 1t
numbers the rise of twelve hundred men,
bers, and is in a prosperous condition and
doing much good. The officers for 1859 are
Thomas c.. Dixon, President; - May,
Secretary. The society holds public temper
ance meetings every two or three months,
and the members seem to manifest a deep in
terest in the temperance cause. J.. c. K.
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THE HORSE +!

DROWN's REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
ID BOFSIN HORSES, has been before the pub
lie for several years past, and has been tried by
hundreds, perhaps thousands, aud the Proprie-
tor has yet to hear of the first instance IN which
it failed to give relief. When given as directed,
lift fails, the money will be refunded. For M
DOLLAR, this valuable Recipe, together with
Others. which will be found conducive to The health
and thrift of the Horse, and a great preventative
of Distemper. Address
R. IL. BROWN, P. NJ.
New Hill P. o., Wake CO., n. C.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.--There is a
traitor in the camp; they have been counterfeit
ed But a sure test Of getuineness exists IN the
water mark, Holloway, New York and London,
which j. disc rnible as a water'mark IN every
.af f he book of direeti ms accompanying each
DOT I Dox. Sold at the manufactory, No. 50,
Maiden Lane. New York, and by all Druggists, at
Csc, 63c., and 81 per pot or box.
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Committee on Colportage.

BRo. GoRMAN Permit me through the
medium of your paper, to say to Divisions
and the friends of Temperance, generally,
that the Committee on Colportage have no
Tracts or Books on hand at this time. We
regarded the action of the G.. ID. as equiva-
lent to instructions to devote our funds to the
publication of a series of North Carolina
Tracts on temperance, consequently we have
made no purchases. am sorry to saw our
friends have not responded to our call for
manuscript tracts, and the committee and
their funds are lying idle. 1t is a source Of
modification that among the many able and
accomplished writers embraced in our Order
in this State, there has none been found to
conSecrate the productions of their pen to this
great and important means of advancing the
great temperance reform. The committee
feel somewhat embarrassed. We have fire.
quent calls for tracts which, in present cir
cumstances, we cannot meet. Shall we fall
back upon the old system, or may we still
hope that some of our friends who have leis-
ure and ability, will send us something worthy
OF the order and the cause we so much love ?
| send this notice to the Age as an answer
to various applications for Tracts and the ap-
pointment of Colpor.eurs. Several such ap-
plications have not been answered for the rea-
sons stated above.
Yours, &c,
RICHARD STERLING, Ch'm'n
Of Com. on Colportage.
Greensboro, March 9th, 1859.
Bsg~ Since the above was written, we have
received the promise of Manuscripts for two
or three Tracts, which we trust will soon be
in hand. They will then be put to press i'm
mediately and distributed as rapidly as pos
sible. In the mean time let others write
We ought to have at least a dozen Tracts on
various subjects touching the Temperance
Reform, and suited to our own people and the
e~xigencies Of the times.
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REYNoLDsoN MALE INSTITUTE.
SITUATION WANTED.
j. D. BoUsHALL, A. B., Principal.

A YOUNG LADY, who has had some expe-
~ rience in teaching, desires the situation Of
Tutoress in a private family or Assistant She
is fully capable of giving Instructions in the
higher English branches, with Fr aeh and part
of the ornamentals. Unexceptionable references
given. Address Z. j." Aiamanee ?. o. N. c.
Poh 10 1880. 2o-3m
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Va knowledge is gained by experience, and,
though we have heretofore dealt very little in
medical Preparations, we are compelled, in Justice
to the manufacturers, to say, that Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters has been the means of curing us
of a severe attack of dyspepsia, and has removed
pain in the stomach in a very short time.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
Sold in Raleigh by Williams & Haywood, and
by Druggists every where. 27-4t
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Local IDENTITIES,

Name of Div. Name of G WP Post Office
Salisbury d Davis Salisbury
Florence Thornton Westminster
Davie w A Robey Pennington
Reems' Creek Rev j S heaver Reem's Creek
Beaver Dam Il Z Vance Asheviile
Academia RIP Moore Sulph Springs
Asheville Rev Il " Price Asheville
NJ York Patterson
Mulberry w E Coffe Lenoir
Madison J q Davis Madison
Upper Pigeon w Evans F'ts of Pigeon
Franklinton j Whitfield Franklinton
Laurel Hill Il t Ramsour LincolntOn
Steel Creek 5 II Elliott White Hall
Indau Creek John + Hill Lincol ton
Flat Rock Wm X Martin Pacific
South Fork Jacob Hamsour Lincolntsn
White Hall TN Spratt Bloomingdale
Big Spring ! Rhyme Charlotte
Ma lard Creek N Alexander Alexandriana
Eppine Forest E Il 0verton Kittrell
Jones Creek A B Carson Nadesooro
HONEYWELL J Fl kerns Hopewelle
Skteoah Kinney Skeeuah
Nashville W Griffin Nashvill
Tnity Al Baget Little Roc'6sh
Catawba d W Rhyme Newton
Mountain Home I } Haiiyburt"n DysaFtsVllle
Morgantou Rev & W Ivey Morgauton
GasSsyIle VIM Smith auckland
Sontb Lowell Jas 5 Glenn South Lowell
Milton O Richmond Milton
Old Trap EpLov
Cre-n Lake DR. W b McKinnon Lethe
Mocksville David Headrlck Mocksvhle
In.t,n Creek J f Frost Cowelis Br
Fratsrnal WIN l. Fowler Yancyville
South Creek A M buchanan south creek
Sandy Creek w j Branch Laurel
Roxnbel w g Cox Roxobel
Smith Grove 4 sam Smth OroVe
Rolesv,lle John l. Terrell Rolesville
Lumberton Albert Lawson Lumberton
New Hope Eli VI Dlggs MorVen
University w T Nicholson Chapel Hill
Lumber Bridge W " Jones Lum. Bridge
Rocky River j c Kirkman st Lawrence
>pringield Rev I GIbson Springfield
Pleasant Hill John Hart Ranalsburg
Union ] Sutton Shufordsv'le
Green Mountain NJ 3 Young OAK Ridge
Ey- Quite a number of Divisions have failed
to send up recommendations for Deputies. 1t is
hoped they will immediately attend to this mat
ter, so that each one may have either a County
or Local d. g. w. P. belonging to the Division.