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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-04-27
Literature and News of the Day
OBITUARIES.

At a regular meeting of Jacobs Fork Division,
s. Of T., on the 9th inst. the following preamble
and resolutions were uRani mously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased Almighty God in
his inscrutible providence to remove by death our
much esteemed Brother, Philip Shuford there
fore,
Resolved, That our departed brother was a wor.
thy member Of this Division, that he was firm in
his principles, devoted to the great temperance
reform and rejoiced in the prospects of its final
triu mph.
That in the death of Brother Shuford. whose
counsel was matured by age and christian expe-
rience, this Division has sustained an irreparable
loss.
and smitten relatives and friends, and while we
regret the stern necessity which has caused this
separation, we submit to the stroke with becom-
ing resignation and { mourn not as those who
have no hope.
That the members of this Division, as a token
of respect for our deceased brother, wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
That the above preamble and resolutions be
published in the Spirit of the Age. and that the
Immediate relatives of the deceased be furnished
with a copy eff the same.
WHEREAS, Tnasmuch as it has pleased Almigh-
ty God. in his infinite wisdom and goodness, sud
denly to remove from our midst our beloved Bro.
Jas. 6. Tate, a member of Epping Forest Div.
Resoteea, that while zee bow in humble-s sub
mission to the will of an al wise providence, we
deeply deplore the death of eur departed brother
and are happy to testify to the excellence of his
character both as a man and a Son of Temper
ance.
That in the death II of our brother Tate, this Di-
vision has lost a Jealous member, and the Tenn.
perance eanse a strong and faithful advocate.
That we hereby tender to the widow and or
phanS of our deceased brother our heartfelt sym.
pathies and sincere coincidence in their sad be-
r~eavement; that a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased, and also to the
Spirit of the Age for publication.
Alta meeting of Hookerton Division, S. of T.
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an All wise Proyi
dence, the Great Disposer of humrn events, to re
move from our midst our much esteemed frienG
and Brother, John H. Gaylord, a young man o
promising hopes and bright prospects, who depar
ted this life at High Point, N. c., on the 9th o
April, 1919. Therefore,
Resolred, That we deeply mourn the loss of on
beloved friend and Brother John Fl. Gaylord.
That in the death of our brother this Division
has sustained tie loss Of one of its most worth
members
That we tender our sincere thanks and wishe
to our friend w. j. Carman at Trinity College
and to all who loaned a comforting hand to Bro
Gaylord in his painful affection.
That the memb )rs of this Division wear tn
usual badge of mourning for thirty days and tina
a copy of these resolutions be sent TO the fathe
of the deceased DR.. James W. Gaylord, in Cal
fornia, one to onr friend W. j. Carman, at TRIM
ty College, N. c., and another copy be sent to tn
Spirit Of the Age for publication.
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MARRIED.

At Wake Fo. est, on the Sth inst :, by James
Haywood, Esq, Mr.. Benjamin Walters, formerly
Ct S. c., to Miss Amy V. Simmons, of Wake.
In Hillsboro', on the goth of March, by Rev.
Mr.. McNartin, Mr.. Jas. A, Turrentine to Mrs. S.
A. Vaughan.
N- City papers please copy.
On Thursday, April 18th, 1859, by Drewry
King, ESQ, Mr.. w. r. Eatman to Miss Loretter
Jane Anderson, all CT Wake county. N. C.
In Anscn county, on the 9TH inst. by Il. M. In
gram, Esq, J. B. Capel, of Richmond, to Mrs.
Charlotte R. Watkins, of Arson.
Near Poplar Hill, on the 31st March, by ~. NJ.
Hubbard, ESQ, Armsted D. Green. to Miss Eliza
beth, youngest daughter of Mr.. James Hubbard,
all of Arson.
On the 7th inst, by ]. W. Purdie, Esq, Mr.. j.
A Donham to Miss Susan Cain, all of Bladen
county, N. c.
~ Advocate please copy.
Atthe residence of Mr.. Robert Harton, IN Wake
county,, on the 20th inst. by Drury King, Esq,
Mr.. Noraeet A.. Peasants, of Wake, and Miss
Bette j. Clark, formerly Of Warren county. N. c.
In Nash county, on the 18th April, by Henry
&. Williams, Esq., Mr.. JohnJ Minshew, to Miss
Ann Cutcbins, of Edgecombe Co.
In Union county on the 10th ult by G. W.
May, Esq, Mr.. Geo. w. Hale, to Miss Mollic Ann
Lilies, all of Union county, n. C.
At the residence of Mr.. Josephus +. PigOtt, in
Brunswick county, N. c., on the 18th inst, by
Rev. Alex. D. Belts, Mr.. f. g. Griffin, of Kinston,
to Miss Emeline Pigott, of Shalotts.
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For the Spirit of the Age.
Statistics of Colportage In n. c.

From March 1st 1865, to March 1st 1859,
the 40 Colporteurs of the Am. TT. Sec. in
this State, visited 3O,278 families found
1927 families neglecting evangelical preach
ing 1910 destitute Of the Bible; 2l57 with
out all other religious books; held 1853 re-
%ligious meetings, mostly among the destitute.
At the Society's low prices 9,440,S90 pages
were sold to those able to buy, in value
So 1913, SS, and 2,4S4,06 pages were given TO
the needy and destitute, in value $l,656,04.
The cost of the above work was $593l, So
or about 10 cents to the family-which was
paid by donations from this and other States.
More work was lone the past year than any
previous, and the good accomplished is meal
culable in instructing and encouraging thou
sands at their homes never before reached
Let each one help forward this home eoanget
izipg anOrk in reaching the counties and faml
lies not vet visited, and in revisiting those
reached only once.
W.. j. w. CROWDER, Gen. Agt.
Of Am. TT. Soc. for n. @.
Anil 1888
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THE GROVER & K
SEWING MoAGHgNG G.

SEWING MoAGHzMG co.
HAVING greatly increased their facilities for
II manufacturing their CELEBRATED FAM
ILYM MACHINES, with all the recent improve.
ments, have reduced their pri ces, and offer for
sale A NEW STYLE MACHINE. PRICE $50.
1t is no long ger questioned that these Machine s
are the best in use for family sewing. They hem,
fell, gather and stitch in the most superior man
ner, and are the only machines in the market
that are SO well and simply made, that they may
be sent into families with no other instructions
than are contained in a circular which accompa-
MES eacd machine, and from which a child ten
years may readily learn how to use them, and
keep them in order. They make upwards of
Fifteen hundred stitches a minute, an 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
United States, who will permit the drudgery of
hand sewing in his family, when a Grover & Ba-
ker Mschine will do it better, more expeditions
ly, and cheaper than can possibly be done by
hand ,
Offices of Exhibition and sale :-4S5 Broadway,
New York 1877 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd.
For sale by G. B. Root, Raleigh j. R & j. Sloan,
Greensboro; Lyman & Arlington, Warrenton !;
7. S. Lutterloh, Fayetteville
Agencies in all the principal Cities and Towns
in the United States. Send for a Circular.
Jan. l, 1859, l9-tf
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SIscE LAST IssuE.-$l Mrs II A S~atterwhite,
Sassafras Fork + d Rogers, Somerton Chas NJ
Hill, Sunsbury ; Jonas Bost, Newton Fl W Alb
ernathy, Lincolnton ; J Ne Gibson, Lenoir Star
key Creech, Hookerton 3 r G Council, Grove;
MIS- r Davis, Nutbush e j Dutton, Waverly,
Ark; Henry Whitehead. Rose Hill, Ala; Thos
Reayis, Henderson; II Mingay. Pacific Mrs
Bette Williamson, La Mrs P Hight, Kittrell !;
John T C~anaday, Tranquility; w J Ross, Abe
marie Mrs A Fl DeYanpert, Ala; Al z How
ell, Hamburg, Ala Major Tarpley, jacksonville;
8 Noah Bolick, Sharon; 5 S NJ Kennedy, Rocky
Mount. Va: Mrs L Masters, Maj S D Pope, Hook
erton: Saml D Holder, Milton 8 L C Rowland,
Beaufort; u A Britt, Parker Revei, Boykin's
Depot 8 Miss Mollie Hopkins, Red River, La;
Neill hleKinnon, Springfield Miss T S Morgan,
W C OVERLY, Miss Minnie G White, Brownsville;
w R Threadgill, Thos Hendly, Ansonville; 5 Cy.
rus Fleming, Coddle Greek r II Jones, Fancy
vile Vim Caldwell, ThosB DENSE, Parks Store;
VIM A DENSE, Craighead; G. w Howell, War
rior Creek Miss NJ A C Scarborough, Eagle
Rock; Miss Z A Giles, Richards; Lawson Kee-
yer, Lincolnton Lycurgus Turner, Durhams's;
DR. B S Hardee, Hookerfon ] J jackson, Hills.
boro' I w Davis, Vim Hancock, Elijah Hancock,
Smyrna Isham Royal, Six. Runs; Kiss Mary ]
Lewis, Bakers Creek; G R R~endleman, Salisbu,
~; w A Nash, s. P Van Dingue, James Mallory,
PittsboroS Miss M g Naylor, Pennington ABB
ner Bagbx. Jonesville; IA Williams, Hender-
son Tts&nkrall, B w Wilton, N II Green, Pugh's
Hill; 50fdaa, Ffanklinton; e r Cooper
Brattsyilfe, Ala; 3G e Wax. Detroit, Ala . W
Lies, Camden; Hiie Bryan. Rich Square; Miss
S A Davis, Grove Hill G W Webster, C A Nc
Gehee, MadisonE D G Purviance, Clear Greek.
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rs Among the many preparations now be-
fore the public as certain cures for the Fever and
Ague, none have been received with such especial
favor as that known as Dr.. j. Hos7ETTER's LELR-
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERs." This tonic has been
circulated, and its many virtues promulgated
throughout the States, and every day the propri-
etors are greeted with the intelligence of a dreadful
case vanquished by the use of their celebrated
"Bitters." In our principal cities, there are but
few families who neglect the 'Bitters" in furnish :
ing their Medicine closets. As a tonic, it is both
mild and agreeable to the tastc, AID stimulating
in its action upon the system. For q certain cura
of Fever and Ague, F1stulency, Dyspepsia, and
all other morbid diseases it is sure unequalled.
Sold in Raleigh by Williams & Haywood, an d
by Druggists everywhere. 35-4t
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Greensboro, April 18th, 1859.
LAND FOR SALE.

yEHHE subscriber offers for sale his Land, lying
Il on the waters of Trent and Tuckahoe Rivers,
in the county of Jones, containing 900 Acres,
about one half of which is cleared and the re-
mainder we'll timbered. On the premises is a large
and commodieus DWELLING, with cribs, sta.
bles, negro cabins, and other necessary out build
ings, in good order. The cleared land is in a
good state of cultivation and has inexhaustible
beds of Mari and Swamp Muck conveniently sit-
uated. There is on the place a large orchard Of
young and choice Fruit Trees also about $50
Acres of rich Swamp Land, we'll drained.
Persons wishing to purchase Land in this Sec
ton, will do we'll to call AMI examine the place.
Terms made easy. CYRUS BROWN.
Comfort P. O. N. c.. 35-6mpd
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PRICES CURRENT.
NORFOLK MARKET.
BY McPHEETERS & GHISLELIN

IL EhS4 IL AA4bO
WHOLESALE GRocERs L COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR-Marke continues inactive with light
sales. Receipts have been heavy and stock in
creased. We quote S. f. 63 Extra 7 Family
II a S, cash.
CoRN.-Receipts for the week have been light
with limited demand, and prices have given way.
We note sales mixed 20 a so; white 80 a 81;
yellow 80 a SO.
CoTToN.-keceipts and sales have been small
and stock on market without change fair to
prime II a l23.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tar scarce and wanted at II
a | 50; Spts Turpt. very scarce and wanted at
SIC.
DRIED FRUIr.-Apples l IS a 2 90; Peaches
S. 90.
PRovIsIoNs-Continue very dull. Country b.
con plentiful with few enquiries. Va. and n. c..
hog round 10 hams IL to ID; lard II to 123.
GRoCE RIEs.-Sugars, N. O.. u a 81, C. 81 a 10
Crushed III coffee, rio If a IL lag. 10, java Is
molasses, w. [. 30, N. o. Al a 43 candles, adaa
mantine % a "a, sperm 40 a a. ;salt, q. A. ST a
/ 10; Blown l As a 1 so.
OATs.-Full supply; from store SIS a So.
PEAs.-B. E. l Is a l 30; Clay So a, go; Blaeh
80 a 95.
FIsH.--Mackerel No. I, sly; No. 2, 16 No.
3, 10; Eastern Herring No. 1; Cut 81 25; No, l,
gross 3 ; No. l, Gibbed 3 Is Cod fish 81.
LIME.-Thonaston IS a 81 ". G. 81: rs
FLAXSEED.-l 30.
GuANo.-Peruvian $5S per ten of. 2sQ0 lbs.
Manipulated AZ a so.
April 23.
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RICHMOND MARKET.

Carefully corrected By D. 7. WILLIAMS &
HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
REMARK.-All Tobacco coming by the way of
Petersburg marked to US, will be promptly forwar-
ded by our Agent at that place.
ToBACCo.-The breaks this week are good and
we notice some few hhds of very g10d tobacco
The market continues very active for all grades in
keeping order, and prices are rather better. We
quote inferior Jugs Al a 81; good 81 a y com
mon and medium leaf y a 90 l01-a 124 very
good Ii a IS; fancy 25 and $35. The manufac-
turers are now commencing. on better grades and
the foreign agents are in market. We would still
urge the necessity of putting up tobacco in
safe order, and to be very particular in handling
fine leaf. We effected sales to-day at IA, ISL, l6
Is, 20 and $22.
Wheat We note sales of pure red and white
SIS a l 60.
CoRN.-90 a IS cts per bushel.
FLOUR We note sales of s~uperfns 81 a Z;
extra II a y family 8 a 9.
GRocE RIEs.-A cargo sale of 1850 bags by
Messrs. Haxall & Crenshaw on yesterday of Ric
coffee at $ll so, average.
Anril %
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GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE,
EOrn-n an nom ont

FFSHE Annual Sermon to the Senior Glass will
L be delivered by Rev. L.. L. HENDREN, of the
North Carolina Conference, on Wednesday, May
18th. at Ii o'clock, A. NJ.
The Concert will commence at s o'clock, P. NJ.
On Thursday, 10th, at 10, A. NJ. Hon. EDWIN
G. READE, of Roxboro', will address the two Lit
erary Societies. The Graduating Exercises will
occupy the remainder Of the day.
The Trustees will meet in their Senior room on
Tuesday afternoon at 3 oc lock.
T. NJ. JONES, Pres.
Greensb ,ro'. Anr;l oath. 1859 35-td
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FOR SALE.
$4,000 WORTH
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.

Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
Which must be sold By merit September!
O00 PIECES Of the newest and latest styles
SO Pieces of Gingbams
100 Pieces of Muslin and Lawns, embracing a
great variety of the newest and latest styles, from
the lowest price to the finest quality -
Solid Colored and Fancy Barages and Silk
Tissues,
Black Grosderine and Fancy Silks,
Plain and Fancy Brilliants,
Swiss, Jackonet and Cross. barred Muslins, ut all
French Worked Coilsrs and Embroideries,
Rib ems, a fine assortment,
Summer Wrappings and Shawls, q good assert
ment.
White Grape Bonnets, some very fine trimmed,
Braid, Straw, Clipped and Leghorn Bonnets, q
great variety,
A fine assortment of Ladies and Misses Flats,
Silk Parasols, and in fact almost anything in the
way of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
For Mems and Boys Wear.
Black and Fancy Cassimeres, italian Cloth,
Tweeds. Kentucky Jeans. Plain and Fa1cy Cot
tonades, Linen Goods, a great variety in fact,
almost anything you want foF Spaing and Sum-
mer.
HATS. Did I say Hats? Why customer, this
is the place to get a Hat. Shoes and Umbrellas,
a great variety. A very good assortment of
Spring and SUNNI r Ready Made Clothing. To
cut the matter short, I have a good assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, and almost every.
thing kept in a wholesale or retail house.
Now, customers, you hear one man say he can
beat Raleigh in low prices, and another will say
he can beat the world, and some will say rur
here everybody the fact of the business is, Gus
toners, such is foldOl stuff and humbug.
Allow me ts say to M friends and customers
in the country and City, to call in and see if
havn't got a large stock, see if havn't got som,
pretty styles, see if | havn't got them at the RICH
price the fact of the business is, if I havn't go
some goods you can buy.
[ return my sincere thanks for past favors.
ALEX. CREECH,
Sd Door above R. Smiths Corner.
Fayetteville ST., Raleigh.
April 2, 1859. 32--5t
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
BROMLEY, GREEN C CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchant

PETERSBURG, VA.
ToBACco-The market continues active, and
for all good descriptions of leaf there is an active
demand at full rates. We quote such at $40 to
224. Lugs steady at $43 for common up to ST.
Common leaf s to 81.
CoTToN.-The market is steady, without change
in prices. Common lots dull at 81 to 104c.
FLoUR.-The market is dull, and only small
sales making at 6 to SO so for fine; Z Is to 7 so
for Supcrfine, and 8 to 80 so for Family.
WHEAT.-There is but little coming in, and
prices are rather lower. We quote prime white
at ST. 20 to l rs, and red at 1 40 to As COM
mon paroles l 10 to l IS.
LARD.-In good demand with upward tendency.
we quote III to 13c for Va.
BACoN.-Va. hog round is rather declining,
owing to the very large receipts and heavy stocks
on hand, we quote lG4 to IL western shoulders
81 to 9; sides 10i to IL.
6UGARs.-A large business has been doing
throughout the week at the following quotations
u to 81 for n. 0. and Cuba; 81 to 10 for tho va
rious grades of Coffe Sugars Crushed and Pow
dered lie and Loaf liz.
MoLAssEs.-The stock of all descriptions is good.
W. quote New York Syrnps 80 to 33. W. I. Mo-
lasses 80 to 81; PR. 81 to 40 New Orleans As
q so.
CoRN.-Small receipts. We quote so to 81.
P~EAs.-Very active at l 80 a l 3S for choice
Black Eye.
DRIED FRUIT Peaches Sal a 81 40 lbs. Ap-
pies, / 40 q | Sc per bash. of % lbs.
CoFFEE.-The supplies are now better and we
have to note an active demand for all descriptions
We quote Rio liz to l24 Laguayra 123 to Ii
Java 16 to II Mocha l8 to zoe per Id
ExcHANGE.-0n New York, Philadelphia anG
Baltimore, / a 1 per cent premium.
GUANo In active demand for Tobacco-Peru
Wan $50 to so per Ton. National fertilizer ex
pressly for Tobacco purposes $40 Sombrero con
tanning fully rs per cent of Phosphate of lime
$34, all per ton of 1000.
April %.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
Bacon 9 al2; coffee, rio liz a 10; lag. 133
Is; java IS cotton, fair to good IL a 123 ordinar
to ~middling III a l23 f; cotton bagging, gunny l
a 20; dundee 10 a 20; cotton yarn ne. A to 1
20 feathers 40 a-45; -four, family 6 80 a 0 90
s~uperfne 6 % fine 6 90 scratched 6 IS; graf
corn go a 81 wheat l 90; Rye ] 90 a l 10 oa
so peas 80; molasses, cuba % a 80 new orlear
A a SO sugars, loaf 123 crushed ID a l34; COTE
10 a III turpentine, yellow dip 2 so; virgin 4 Sc
hard 1 20 spirits Al a "A.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Bacon, N. c., hams, ID middlings III a IL
shoulders 103 a IL hog round III a 123 we:
tern sides l04 a l04 shoulders 81 a 81 N. C. lal
II a ID turpentine, virgin 3 90 yellow dip, 3 OF
hard, l 70; spirits turp. soc tar l 80 per ba
rell molasses, Cuba "a a 25 N. 0. 42a45 Sugar
Porto Rico 81 a 9 New Orleans Il a 81 Muse,
vado s a 9 Loaf and crushed IL a IL; q. Yeilo
10; Coffee, rio, III and 13 laguira 123 and 13l
java Is and 20, S. domingo, IL and IL; -four,
c. brands, family 6 rs sup. 6 so fine . 90; Gro
rs cotton, ordinary to midlingal a liz stri
midliog Ils a II; good ~middliug II a l24 sa
liverpool, per sack 70.
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HoLLowAY's OINrMENE-Erysipelas and Can
Ger, the scourges of az climes, are infallibly re-
moved by the application of this powerful heal
ing antidote to cuaaneous and glandular diseases;
the knife hath no greater superseder than this
great substitute for surgical operations. There
are many living who have escaped becoming the
victim of the latter by its timely use. Sold at tn,
mandatory, No so. NJ, iden Lane, New York, anG
by al Druggist, at 25c., 63c, and s. per pot.
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Read the following Certificate /:

We the undersigned have used and known used
the Receipt advertised by Robt- n. Brown, Es9A
for the cure of Bots or Grubs in horses. and CON.
slider it the best ly known, for that disease
Indeed, we have never known it fail giving relies
in the very first instance, even when horses were
suffering the severest agony. And the remedy 10
quick and ~efTectual. For the beneht of-oyery
body, and especially tor the benefit OF that NOBLE
animal-the Horse-we recommend all to procure
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr.. n,
NJ. Browns remedy to be used in very many IL
stances, and never without eject. In some cases
1t has accomplished Astonishing cures
J. L. BENNETT, T. 3.
P. r. JONES, JOHN BENNETT,
EDWIN HOLLEMAN, of Wake County.
JOHN 4. WARD, 4. P. STROUD,
D. n. DURHAM. of Orange County, N. c.
JOHN.C BURGESS, WM. II. burgess
Randolph County. Nc
W. W. cox.
Clayton. Johnston, N. c.
New Hill. Wake co., Jan. I, 1889. 1s-ly
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NOTICE TO

PROPOSALS. are invited for the erection of a
Church in Rolssville and will be received until
the 9th of May, when the contract will be let.
The Church TO be so feet long, 36 feet wide, Is
feet pitch, with Gallery across the front end
The undertaken to complete the house wi b plas-
tered walls, ceiling overhead, doors, windows and
painting, furnishing all materials. Bidders are
alss requested to consider in their bids an addition
of six feet TO the front end of the roof supported
by columns. Specifications in all particulars may
be seen by application to J. M. Fleming, Roles
vile, Wake county, N. G.
J. M. FLEMING,
= WILLIE d. JONES, Com.
WESLEY HEARTSFIELD,
Rolesville, april Is, 1859. 34-3t
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HOOKERTON MALE ACADEMY.

J.THoMAs ABORTION. Principal.
THE Spring session Of this institution win
open on Monday 21st Feb. lS*a- BOsrd and
tuition from $37 to $50. Students received at
.ny time, and charged from date Of entrance;
though it is desirable that they be present at the
opening of the session.
For further information address the Principal.
J. THOMAS ABORTION.
Hookertor, Greene, Feb. IL, 1858. ~27-3mpd.
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NO q NJ BUG
NOT no

A CURE FOR THE PILES.
"AVING been afflicted for 26 years With this
II terrifying disease, and finding no relief, 1
finally discovered a Vegetable Ointment, !EShich 1
believe is unparalleled in its efficacy, and now of
fer this remedy to the public. as the most ~effectual
and speedy cure, ever discovered.
The Ingredients of this Ointment are purely
vegetable, and one box, if used according to di-
~rections, will effect a cure.
Any person sending 81 90 and 9 cents in postage
stamps, will receive a box, sent &c any part of the
country. Address NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh, N. G.
Also for sale by JOHN MYATT, opposite the
Masonic lodge.
Raleigh. Goth 1859. e4...1y
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H HORSE

DROWN'S REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
ID BOTS IN HORSES, has been before the pub,
lie for several years past, and has been tried By,
hundreds, perhaps thousands, and the Proprie.
tor has yet to hear of the first INSTANCE in which,
it failed to give relief. When given. as directed.
fit fails, the money will be refunded. For ONE
DOLLAR. this valuable Recipe, together with
others, which will be found conducisa tothe health
and thrift of the Horse, and. great preventative
of Distemper. Address
r. n. BROWN, P. NJ.
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