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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-08-31
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssuE-$l Mrs. Mary J Hoffman,
Woodlawn Jas. Threadgill Wadesboro' VIM
Morgan, Australia, Va; Rev . e Pressly, J P
White, n F Alexander, d Al Moore, Elk Shoal;
e A Mcleod, Charlotte Miss S Vanlandingham,
Manson; Miss Jane r Carmalt, Cofunbia, Ark.
W F Edwards, Snow Hill; W M Farabee, Shady
Grove; Mrs. E Davies, Oh. Hill Miss Mary Stuart,
Westminster w II Hilton, White Road w K
Kearney, w A Kearney, SaH1 Davis, Edw'd Da-
Wis, Warrenton A Mcintyre, Gulf; ] G Sloan.
Alexandriana; Mrs A Pardue, Miss Pattie e
Fuller, Kittrell; John L Kicks, Montpelier, Miss;
B D Paylor, Chas. Bolton, Lessburg; W A Har-
ris, Williamsboro'; S Kirton, Georgetown, S. c.;
John Howard, ] w Howard, ] G Howard, Top
sail Sound; LS McClammy, SCOTS Hill Mrs.
Helen Williams, Conwayboro'; DR.. Ro. Hooker,
Hillsboro'; G w Byrd, Gainesville; ] S Clark,
Lilesville A G Hawkins, Green Swamp; Mrs. E
J Mills, Mrs. Mary Tyson. Cedar Hill; W H
Broom, Monroe; Miss S Ida Hamilton, r M Sher-
rill, Lenoir; Miss Sovonia Gill, J Bunch, Jr., Wind
sor; ] Beanon, Wilson; Miss r Beamon, Maysville;
Daniel Brinkley, Suffolk R NJ Martin, Martin
dale Miss M Il Bennett, Reidsville; Henry Ben,
nett, Avo, Va Z sent for a club by j w Hardin,
Pigeon River; THANKS friend HI ] Fl Dixon, Jo'
siah Sugg, Snow Hill; VIM. R Taylor, windsor
W 7 Durham, Smithfeld; So DR.. r R Dunlap,
Charlotte A Selvey, Lumberton; w r Smith,
Boon Hill; Sd for a club sentby Samuel Haraway,
Ringgold, Va; Mrs. Ellen Twitty, Greenvilie, S.
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HORSE AND BUGGY STOLEN.

4 the 18th day Of March Iast, a man calling
~ himself Brown" but at Raleigh and other
places Sydney T. Smith" and n number of other
aliases, hired a Horse aud borrowed a Buggy. in
Randolph county, NC, with both of which he has
gone of and no doubt Sold He is a large man
weighing about 200 pounds, with wide mouth, fat
nose and red face. He had a woman with him
whom he called his wife quite small in sfzs, dark
nair. ard black down or furse on her upper Kp.-
The Horse was white, with two knots GA his back
and about Syears old. The Buggy was painted
yellow, wooden dash andthe iron on the da 81 bro
ken.
viii give a Reward of Ten Dollars for the
name and residence of the person now holding eth
er the horse or Buggy. Or Twenty Dollars for the
two delivered at Troy's Store, in Randolph coun-
ty, n. c. Any Information on the subject win be
thankfully received. w. v. KIVETT.
Troy's Store, Aug. 4 1859. 5n-5tpd.
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THE EFFECTS OF POISONED WHIsKEY.-The
Charlottesville (Ind) Journal reports a case
of poisoning by whiskey, that ought to be as
effective as a dozen Temperance Lectures. 1t
saws that a young man named Lewis, of that
county, drank whiskey, on the 30th of July,
which burnt his throat and stomach and
made him ~vomit-not unusual occurrences
with more liquors than wh;skey. The next
dav he drank again, and in the afternoon, an
hour or so after swallowing the last glass, he
was seized with commissions, which lasted SIX
hours and contorted his body and limbs ter
ribiy. His toes were drawn in upon the solet
Of his feet, his fingers in o his palms. and
his head and feet back toward each other till
thew met and bent his body into a circle
His Jaws were locked fast, and could not b'
opened at all, but he retained h'S conscious
&c For ten daus. at intervals of one to fv,
hours, these spasms have returned, but hap
PLY with entire un~consciousneSS IN the pa
! tient since the first ones.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS.
THE WILSON SCHOOLS
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen,

BY Mr.. AND MRS. RICHARDSON,
Aided By a Full Corps Of assistant Teachers.
THE exercises of the ensuing scholastic year
| will be resumed on Thursday, the first day of
September. Applicants examined for admission
and classification on Thursday and Friday, when
all should be present who contemplate pursuing
a Regular Course Of Study. A Gymnastic De-
partment will be added to the Male School the
coming session. the object of which is to supply
the great universal need of all Institutions of Lear
ming, namely Regular Physical Training. Among
the numerous exercises of this Department, de-
signed to please as well as to benefit, are the
small and broad sword exercises, infantry drill, up
right and parallel bars, &c. Mr. e. Prentiss Tucke,
who will become connected with the Schools as
Professor of Mathematics, Practical Surveying and
Civil Engineering, will superintend this Depart
ment. He will also give instruction in the use of
the Compass, Transit, Theodolite and Level al
so in plotting Surveys, Profile making and the
estimate of earth-work and masonry. A Calls
thenic Department will also be added to the Sem
mary to correspond to the Gymnasium. 1t is
designed by the friends of the Institution to lay
the foundation of a POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL
for young gentlemen, and to establish beyond con-
tingency a school for young ladies, in which
after the completion of a Regular Course in
our own, or in other Institutions, they can be
taught the FINE ARTS as a speciality. To this
end vigorous plans are in operation, and bull
dings are in the process Of erection, which in all
their arrangements, furnishing, and appointments
are to be of the first order, and especially design
ed for the purpose. The Male and Female De-
partments separate. Sectarianism theoretically
and practically excluded. For the plan of the
Schools in full, address at Wilson, n. c.,
d. S. RICHARDSON, A. NJ,
Principal Of The Wilson Schools,
or ]. B. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
july 2, 1889. 46...3m
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PULM0NIC .

The most certain and speedy remedyere Del dis
covered for GU Diseases of the Chest and
Lungs, Coughs, Colds, asthma, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Influenza, Dit.
fcuE Breathing, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, de-, &C., dc.
THESR WATERS give the most instantaneous
l. and perfect relief, and when persevered with
according to directions, never fail to effect a rap
i'd and lasting cure. Thousands have been re-
stored to perfect health who have tried other
means in vain. To all classes and all %constitu-
tons they are ~equallya blessing and a cure
none need despair, no matter how long the dis
ease may bave existed, or however severe it may
be, provided the organic structure of the vital or
gans is not hopelessly decayed. Every one Attic
ted should give them an impartial trial.
To VocALIsrs and PUBLH0 SPEAKBRs, these We
fers are peculiarly valuable they will in one day
remove the most severe occasional hoarseness
aud their regular use for a few days will, at
all times, increase the power and fexibility of
the voice, greatly improving Its tone Compass
and clearness, for which purpose they are regular
ly used by many professional vocalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor.
Rochester, N. Y.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by P. F.. PES
CUD aud all respectable druggists. SO ~-lyeov
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Grand Division S. of T. of South Carolina.

The Grand Division of this State assembled
at Rock Hill on the 9th ult. The session
was largely attended and very harmonious.-
An increased interest in the temperance cause
is being experienced in our sister State. The
e.. w. z. in his report, says: New Divis-
ions have been organized and set to work
with respectable numbers of members and
lady visitors. Old Divisions, that had be-
come extinct, have been re-organiZed in a
spirited manner, and with the new Ritual,
and the new elements of lady visitors, and
the initiation OF young men of fourteen, |
have no doubt will succeedbetter than before"
There are now 70 Divisions in that State,
numbering 1000 members and COZ lady visi-
tors. Amount in treasury, $1,778.5 81. The
following resolution was unanimously adopted,
showing that our brethren are wide awake
upon this subject:
Resolued, That we regard our present IL
ccnse law as a nuisance disgrace to our
statute book, and that we feel it our duty to
call upon the people throughout the State, to
unite with us in demanding its total abolition
by our Legislature.
Among the pleasing incidents of the occa-
: sion were the cheering presence of B. ID.
Townsend, the Jealous and efficient NJ. W. P,
ofthe National Division, andA. W. Cummings
G.. w. p. of Grand Division of n. c., with
several colleagues. The following resolutions
were heartily and cordially adopted:
ResolUed, unanimously, That the Crane
Division of South Carolina hail, with pecu
liar pleasure, the visit of the G. w. P. anC
his colleagues of the Grand Division of n. G.
and can not doubt the beneficial tendency o
these mutual reunions to strengthen eacl
: others hands, and encourage each other
hearts, in the glorious cause of Kidding oul
land of the gigantic evil of the use ola bever
age of intoxicating drinks, and their sale, witt
the entire overthrow of the whole system Q
y legalizing the traffic.
ResolUed, That we pledge O. r~selves to
> noble rivalry, to see how far each jurisdiction
S can excel the other, in planting the banner Q
Love, Purity and Fidelity where it has no
been unfurled, and keeping alive those d
visions in existence.
D We trust that our brethren in North an
South Carolina will continue and keep inmc
ton these reunions and comminglings of kir
dred spirits. We hope that a large delega
ton of our Carolina brethren, with their nc
bic G. w. P.'s at their head, will visit tn
=" next session of the Grand Division of Georgia
&c which assemblies at Bay Springs, Washingto
county, on the I'd Wednesday in October
10 Brother Townsend, M. w. P. of National D
vision, ought to remember his Georgia bretf
? rem and honor us with his presence. We ca
n assure our brethren, from both North an
South Carolina, that if they will com the
II will receive a warm and cordial Georgia we
'e come. Our hearts. and our homes will b
open to greet them.-Ge0rgiG Crusader.
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MARRIED,

In Union county, on the evening of the 18th
inst, by Charles Starns, Esq, Mr. Hosea Preslar
to Miss Emeline Starns, all of Union county, NJ c.
At the residence of the Brides Mother, in Chat
ham county, on ths 1ith ult, by DIR. Geo. Kirk
man, Esq, Mr.. j. J. White to Miss Senura S
B~Iidgers.
In Alamance county, on the 18th inst, by Will
liam P. Mcdaniel. Esq, Mr.. John W. Duke, son
of Mr.. Lewellen Duke, to Miss Gula Newlin,
daughter of John and Rebecca Newlin, all of Ala
amance county.
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STOP THE HORSE THIEF /!

A FELLOW calling himself GAINES, came to
IN my Livery Stable on the 10th instant, and
hired a horse and buggy to canvass the County
for subscribers to the "History and Dictionary Of
the - orld," which he pretended to be sellicg. He
was to return on the 18th, but since then I can
hear nothing of him. He is a stout-built, black
whiskered man, about 81 years old. The horse
is a mall sorrel, with white hind legs, and blind
of the right eye. The buggy is made of Hickory,
painted yellow, and on the inside box of the right
fore wheel a piece is broken out of the shield Of
the spindle l will give FIFTY DOLLARS RE
WARD for the apprehension of the thief and re-
coyery of the property; or ten dollars for any in
formation leading to the recovery of the property
JOHN Fl. WATSON.
Chanel Hill, Aug. 16, 1859. - 52-2t..
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~" We sec by the Wilmington Journal
mat D. Meares, Esq, of Brunswick county,
mas consented to deliver the next annual adj
gresS before the Sampson county Agricultural
society, at the County Fair to be held at Gin,
ION on the LIST Thursday in December next.
We congratulate the Society and the citi-
zehs OF Sampson upon their selection, for a
oetter one could not nave been made. Mr.
NeareS is identified with the farming inter.
[.tS OF this section Of the State, is one of the
arrest rice planters on the Cape Fear, and
W'th a mind well stored with agriculture
knowledge, earned through the experience o.
l'arS, ne cannot fail to produce a discourse
'"sh'y instructive and interesting.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
BROMLEY, GREEN & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
PETERSBURG VA.
j.. FROM

BROMLEY, GREEN & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
PETERSBURG, VA.
CoTToN-There is nothing doing except some
small lots to the factories at LII af2c. for good to
strictly prime. 80 ~s.
ToBAcco.-The past week has been one of con.
siderable activity in this article, although at lower
prices than at the date of our last report, except
for the fine shipping and manufacturing grades.
The sales have been about 900 hhds. the past week
at prices about I to ST. per hundred lower on the
medium grades of leaf, while fine shipping and
manufacturing kinds have been fully maintained.
The receipts continue quite large for the season
and many suppose the present crop will reach that
of last year. The growing crop is also represen-
ted as very fine. This, with the gloomy accounts
the manufacturers have from the northern markets
for their goods, d~epresses prices of the raw mate
rial. Our quotations at the close are 4 to A IS for
common to fair Jugs; good 5 to 6 common leaf
6 Is to 6 IS; good Z to s; very good s so to 10;
fine and fancy 10 to %.
CoRN.-Thed dizziness noted in this article in our
last, continues and buyers only take for their i'm
mediate wants at IS to go.
WHEAT.-Receipts have been quite liberal the
past week, and ready sales have been easily made
at comparative fair prices. On the date of our
last report the market, for prime white and red,
closed at l 35 a 40 and l Is a l CSC. Since
which, there has been a gradual decline and the
market closes tame at 113 a l Is for best red and
l % a ! 30 for good to strictly prime white.
FLoUR.-The market is dull and prices are de-
clining. We quote small sales Superfne 6; Extra
Z; Family 5 a 81.
GUNNY BAGGING.-A large stock on hand. We
quote IA to 15c for standard weights.
BALE RoPE.--7 a 81, as in quality
SUGARs.-A large business has been doing
| throughout the week at following quotations u
to 81 for N. O. and Cuba /; 81 to 10 for the various
grades of Coffee Sugars; Crushed and Powdered
IL !; Loaf liz.
BAcoN.-The demand has improved very much
the psst week, and prices have considerably ad-
l vanced. We quote Western Shoulders 81 to o.
1 Sides 1O3 to Ii and advancing, Va. hog round IL
to 121 as in quality.
LABD.-Advancing with better demand-Wes-
tern Baltimore in kegs l23 a 1873 Va 13 a 133 and
IA cents.
= MoLAssEs The stock of all descriptions is
good. We quote New York Syrups 80 a 80. W.
I. Molaases 80 to 81; P. R.. 81 a 80; N. 0. IS a so.
( CoFFEE.-The supplies are now better and we
have to note an active demand for all descriptions
/ We quote Rio IL a 124 Laguayra 124 a Is Jaws
!, 16 to IL; Mocha Is a zoe per Id.
!, Dull at SO to so for Peruvian Ma,
tional Fertilizer expressly for tobacco $40 90; Som
brero $34. ,.4. sr
: B~EEswAx.-Very active, and wanted at 80 an,
IS for prime.
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE.-O On New York, Phila
delphia and Baltimore 3 to ] per cent premium.
No further changes to note. Aug. 81.
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Gbe 0r0er.


The Grand Scribe acknowledges the receipt
OF Ten Dollars from Mecklenburg Division,
in Charlotte, as its contribution to the Sands
Monument fund. 1t is hoped every Division
in the State will subscribe something's on.
ly $l-for the purpose of erecting this Mon
ument to the first Most Worthy Patriarch of
the Order.
Hopewell Division, in M~ecklenburg, sends
81 for the Sands Monument. And Steele
Greek Division, in same county, sends 81 for
same purpose,
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Bad ompa

Birds of a feather will flock together"
and "a man is known by the company he
keeps" are old but wise sayings, as true as
Gospel Bad company is like the smallpox,
1t always leaves its mark if you have any
thing to do with it. When we see a man
hitherto sober and respectable, walking down
street with a soaker, and entering a saloon, We
always put him down as a marked man.
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OAK GROVE

INHlS institution, located in Dinwiddie coun-
Il ty, Va, ten miles from Petersburg, will com
mence its next session on.Mondsy, sth of Aupust
Having just closed a very prosperous session un-
der the management of Mr.. WIN, H. BASS, we
cordially him as an efficient and sue
cessful teacher.
Terms per session S75-for board and tuition,
payable half in advance.
Being contiguous to the Petersburg and Wei
don Rail Road, it is easy of access, III a healthy
country, free from all inducements to vice, it Of
fers very superior advantages to those having sons
or wards to educate.
JAMES PERKINS,
WIN. J. WEBB,
d. S. LANIER,
d. MALONE,
JOHN w. SPIERS.
July 80, 1859. at
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NORFOLK MARKET.
BY MCPHEETERS & GHISLELIN,

WHOLESALE GRocERs Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Ill WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR.-We have little change to note in the
market since our last. The receipts of new N. G.
continue very light but the market is better sup
piled from Va. and Baltimore, and we renew our
quotations of last week; say S. F. 81 a g; Extra
81 a 81 Family 81 a z.
WHEAT.-We quote Red 81 90 a l Is White
l 90 a | rs as to quality.
NAVAL s~ToREs.-Spirits Turp. is in rather bet
ter request at 4Zc.; Common Rosin l 80 a l IS;
Fine 81 a 3 so, as to quality Tar So.
DRIED FRUIT.-The receipts continue quite
light. We note sales of apples at $50 al Sc. We
hear of no sales of Peaches yet. is 2
SALT.-L. B. 81 so; G.. A. at LOS from store. {
GUANo.-Peruvian $5S for ton, 80.
| Ann OF =. !
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August Is, 1859
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

GREENE COUNTY.
In Equity-Spring Term, a. d., 1850.
Josiah Nelson b W ife, ct ais.
VS..
John R. Taylor d D. A. Sugg. Adm. &c.
Petition for account and settlement.
7 appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, in
l. this case, that John R. Taylor, one of the de-
PENDANTS, is a non resident of this State; it is or
dered by the Court that publication be made in
some newspaper printed in the State, for six sue
cessive weeks, notifying the said defendant to ap-
pear at the next term of this Court, to be held at
Snow Hill, in Greene county, commencing on the
second Monday after the fourth Monday of Sep
TENDER next, then and there to plead, answer or
demur to said bill, otherwise the same will be ia
ten pro confesso as to him, and heard accordingly
Witness. JAMES A. EDWARDS, Clerk and
Master in Equity for said county, End Monday
after the 4th Monday in March, A. D., 1859.
J. A. EDWARDS, G. NJ. E.
August 10th. 1859. 52-6t
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REYNOLDsoN INSTrTUTE.
j. d. B0USHALL, PhIscrPAr.
w n ETTnurp. -

j. ID. BOUSHALL, PRINcrPAI,
WI. PITCHER, ASSISTANT.
TNHE next session will open on the End Mon
J. day in September. Expenses per session, of
81 weeks. half in advance.
Common English branches, with Latin
Grammar, S12 and SIS 90
Ancient languages and higher Mathematics, 30 90
Scientific course with Surveying ,...-......20 90
Board at the Hotel per month, for Students. s SO
Incidental expenses, for Fall session. Is cen is
Spc ng session 80 cents.
keynoldson, Gates CO., Aug. 6, 1859. 50-9tpd
@~ Biblical Recorder copy s times.
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~" This paper will, or ought to go, to the
members of every Division in this State
Let some one at each Division say, Here is
a heid in which can operate and do some
good to my fellow men. will try it. | will
increase its circulation
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SPIRIT OF THE AeE@A Weekly Family Newspaper.

HoLLowAY's O1yTHENr-Scorbutic affections
erysipelas, and e~ruptions from whatever hidden
cause, are overcome by the use of this great elesn'
Ser of the human system. It heals by eradica-
ton as we'll as suppression and penetrates TO the
hidden source of the malady, Sold at the manu-
factory, No. so Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all Druggists at Csc, &c.,, and 81 per pot.
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MAINE.-The Grand Division of Maine
held its session at Bangor on the 9th of Ju-
ly. The condition of this body is indeed
most flattering. During the quarter just
closed 1900 persons have been initiated and
Is new Divisions established. The total No.
of Divisions in this State III, with 1000 mem
bers and 5000 lady visitors.
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VIRGINIA FA z III
Enr CoIn

T OFFER for sale my Farm in Isle of Wight
i County, Va. 1t contains 439 acr es-is within
S miles of James River, Z miles from S~mithfeld,
and 8 miles from Pagan Creek. I deem it unnec'
essary to describe the property, as those wishing
to purchase will examine for themselves. Per-
sons wishing to buy, are referred to DR.. G. III.
Jordan. Isle of Wight C. H.. to Mr.. Edwin c.
Womble, Smithfeld; to Mr.. J. W. Gray, on the
premises, or myself.
j. NJ. JORDAN.
August 9th, 1859.
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METHODIST
Protestant Female College,

Jamestown, GulItord Co., NC.
THE first Session of this College opened on the
Il l4th of July, and is in a fourishing condi-
t on. The Trustees take greatpleasure in announ-
cling that they have secured the services of Prof.
]. S. Ray and Lady. The most competent and ex-
perienced Teachers have been secured in every de.
%partment. Terms per Session of 5 months, one
half in advance /: College course, SIS; Primary de-
partment SO: Music on Piano and Guitar, $40
each; Latin, Greek and French, SIS each ; Oil
Painting, SIS; Grecian, $3.50; Oriental, 81 ;
crayon, Penciling and Monochromatic Drawing,
S. each; Embroidery, $3.50 Wax-fruit and fow-
ers, 81 each. No pupil to be charged more than
$50 per session, provided she takes all the branches.
Board per month, $3.50, including washing, fuel
and lights.
For further information apply to
j. S. RAY, Sec.
August 18th, 1859. 5l-5t
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LADIES ICE-CREAM SALOON.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to announce
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Raleigh, that
they have t~astefuLy and elegantly fitted up an.
IcE-CREAM SALOON,
at their Confectionery on Fayetteville street.
They RESPECTFULLY solicit the patronage of the pub
lie and pledge themselves to spare no pains nor
expense in endeavoring to contribute to the enter
tainment and satisfaction OF those who may kindly
see fit to visit their saloon.
DODD 4 SCHEIB,
No. IL Fayetteville street.
August 18th, 1859. 51-3t-
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NEW supply of Shirt" French YSks seam"
~ We are the only :" Agents" in the Sta te for
this celebrated pattern. 80 Dozen opened this
IN ,rniHg direct from the Factory--GR sizes and
styles Of bosoms. Ell HARDING.
June 81, 1859. 42-Iy
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- - V56 NCEO1x11xOs
TIME Undersigned have purchased the Right of
L the Patentee of this Chief of Washing Ma
chimes, to make and sell the same in Wake County.
We confidently invite an examination of this Ma
chine, as it superior to any Washer ever offered to
the Public. Call on
J. M. PERKINSON & co.
Raleigh, June rs, 1859. 4S-tf.