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themselves mnt' sne day be buried. and eYerv
| Cemetery find :omb, and all the monument.
to be erected here, forgotten, and all The er.n.
I ite 'ufn 10 ashes, he exhorted Ill who beard
him not TO hope 10 survive in chiae1led epitaph,
aad IN marble sepulcares, or even in tho teaz1
and sorrows Of the living. He concluded =.
follows: ut is a beautiful Oriental custom for
The frieads and ne1ghbors Of the den.rtad M,
70 htand around his open grave, be,ore a .ino'a
coo Is ca: upon hi ccdin, md to tell each nne
1e1sts saf tb goo otsds hs has done in m to
forgiveness and Of charity that adorncd h;s
Gays, a3d then when the touching storT Of b,s
'1r'ues had all been told, to cast e.ch m. .
nAndfu! ofeafth into the grave aod aen.rt
ahia ae. W. fey ior she memorial Of our Ife's
errs and never ceases. Aud though w. .b.i,sn
ase. &has when We die. our friends md neirb.
hera may say kindly words orr onr 49,. 4E{;i,
II Is better far than lorlrg euloey. Or m,rhIa
Of Lie. - 'ue oooN
That man ouly, who newborn in cb,;.+ IL.
Lord, iTes for the bersst Of his felioT-for H. H.
s.lss'lon OF bin soul or for Tho glory Of his
1aAef Is sute Of u1emhrauce morn endnr;nr
than the granite that shall cover h:s bo.oH
"nen ne llss dorm here to his last sleep.
Any other hold upon the fnture i. onIr .sth,t
its snrges." "~@Ae' oeasa'n
IN the midst Of the garden there vi. a
sepnlchre" We Ere told In The simple lanrnaor
o. HOLY M!it, and BY thu lite aud deash Of Hin
% xho ~as laid there, and whose coming m.de
aol, to- ..Ith Of woes nth .ll its sins. asd j.r..
snd stasns, very Grassland. vs. NAV s,iI,Ts
forever, thoush worms destroy thus BODY" and
though tho rery marble over US mo1id tn
=. ashs.: Az, and live too in the batter Grace.
iaao ~ a. tnsn any heFe-"hose trees are the trees
~ IA 49,
hlver that procecdeth 'out OF thu Throne Of |
God aud tbs Lamb,~ VI
Thomas D. Bryan, President Of tho COMPANY
aud founder of this noble sntsrpri.., then dt.. !
pisJsd before audisnss tie latest work OF tn
pencil Of Hsalsy TIE Dying S4;at" = pro-
ducton to which Ne promiae another and morn
extended reference than can b. given It here.
neE. Nr. Fulton, Rector Of Church Of the As-
censton then offered the closing prayer.
Thus ended the exercises OF -dsdisation, in !
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Ncm advertisements.

~ T. 4. sediVkf, Aa:sT.3n7 Aseat, 6 Dtv.-x,
10 ''es1Fs Ais1:t1eg.sses fev lAts anI l., =.
Y Z opsFfo' ''f t''ra H~'s- .Ai.t:.+:
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,o As lor Tue whole number ia the ctr. il Is. Of
euusse. u1tr.y Impossible to give mers ,tsn
cu,'I cu app1oalaa:e tsstna1c. From the bes! inI
enuuhs given by thu railroad statistics. the
numbers On The Fair Ground, and Tue cro,oss s
,e'l III the streets, We could rot co,rc tn aor
!ess conc'unlen ttiau tint there were 3,.v}I M;
rom tbrond in Indianapolis to day. Gnod
jno .es who aro not usually drc.ued extrxya.
s1i1,, si';,, ,h 30, @ .uers WAS net man uncer 4u,vu
Nn!e t"e FaAt 'htJ 'f1ty would deen, uny e.ti'
mato below 5v,ovu er s5,9v0 grossly ,,otstr
noI, as our !eadcrs knus y are axA,u. t tLx I,..
esanne 'ehdt ncy ot the press to e1lrverute
popular ga,heriugs, aud we are sa,isbsI thr,s
were ~ !easl tory 'heuasud people who uarti.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ Szvr1.s1 Ccxxtusozxns' cx7zcx3
c.k9 Ill. Aux. 18th. la5p. I
osaock Monday, tie u or sepie1phsr next Ia
III tie fur foot clcu4ar ck eever on We.t
ro.k &ftet, from E street B:ue Islsnd .rr1n.
70, pan ~! s'eeiae a!sns ssqal.e u IL cse 80
La,a s!ock eofa:f q N!r1e: : ID Randolph ststets
va1k -! b re7u!rd "a At eivta oe * T. r. On Moo
hei- etes II sha o1ee, vh.n u. coats!et nj ~
Av2rsed. ~ w
p.pp3s j It Ii stf d!4e1et.tu. S @35
Bg o;ceE o{ ,hs Ba&st.
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BunotAR1ts.-On Tuesday night the house Of
Ar. J. Il. Miller WAS entered BY burglars, who
came boldly into the room where Mr. Ii. and
his family were sleeping, mud proceeded to
search thoroughly for vaiuables, money, Jewel.
r., etc. They took wa:ch and about SO il
money from bis pocket, teen pried open u Ia
dies'work bog standing on the table, from which
theS obtained s:me jewelry. Articles not easi-
ly concealed, they seem to have aroided. rs no
clothing or ether cumbersome articles wers
taken.
The house Oft. o. Osborne, el4 West Adams
street, vas also entered and robbed of consider
uhiA clnfhfnu md Z La In raa.au
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TERRA JAPONlCA, for sale by
4 Ten eE slrx!e B4ie2y J.H RFED ! CO.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
A GOOD FARM FnR SALE

- Moseiey Hall Depot, on the Atlantic and North
e enaon nan Road, containing ESQ Acres. There Il Il
e enor tand cleared on the fam for eight blows and
lands tan for three plows- The farm is nicely situated IN
SSe midst OF as good society as can be found in The
LII :. a portion OF the present cleared land is Inv
iand tnnt will produce 10 or Il barrels of corn nor
cuitixat pde rs + Is a considerable portion of the farm
pare lavorably with that of any farm. The farn I,
sDddn u supplied with the best quality Of mari
a 4 nne richest quality of Swamp mud dreaned j
% any portion of the farm. The farm laws Level and AMI
~ 9oou form. easy and pleasant to cultivate. GOOD
tmaoer una heaiIny as any place. The buildings Are =
1--WE story dwelling Of convenient size, with al other
u Sdsd,,gs common to DO found on a farm. Persons
snh ~. 10 puy suetl a farm, if they wonld notify the
suDscrlDer ne would meet them at the Denof and tsLe
49, ~ ~ - AEm- LEMUEL L. HARDY.
US 14dll l. u JUlY z 1Sh a E--l
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PROSPECTUS
Spirit of the Age
OF THE

Two moro numbers, after the present issue,
Will complete the eleventh volume of the Spirit
OF the Age, About the first of September tho
twelfth volume will begin, and we wish by
that time to have a large accession to our list
Of subscribers. We therefore make an earnest
appeal to all friends CT the Age to give us
their aid, by personally soliciting subscrip-
tons to it,
For months past our people have been in
state of, high political excitement. Public
attention has been almost entirely absorbed
by it, and many would read nothing but no.
htical papers. This excitement is past now,
but our list has severely suffered by it.
The SPsEIr OF THE AGE is entirely neutral
9n all political and religious subjects so that
men of all political parties and religious per-
suasions may subscribe for it in the full con-
tidence that they will find nothing in its col.
umns that will conflict with their political or
religious opinions, be they what they may.
Asa Temperance advocate, during the eleven
years Of its existence it has received the en-.
dorsement, patronage and high c~ommcndation
OF temperance men throughout the land.
tits a Family Newspaper, one Of its high
est aims being that it may be recognised as
welcome visitor to every hearth side in the
land, TO this end. it has ever been our con.
slant aim to diversity the reading matter in
It's columns, SO as + adapt the paper to the
tastes and wants Of every member of the
family-parents and chi!dren-male and fe.
male.
As a Literary Companion, it has taken
high rank, on account Of the intellectually
of our many able contributors, as well as the
valuable selections furnished by an extensive
exchange with the bcstperiodicals and papers
of the country.
We endeavor to keep our readers posted
up also with the Ne@s of the day-devotinga
considerable space every issue to current
events, &c.
We give full reports from the principal
Markets, taking great pains to have them ac-
curate and reliable.
IN paper IL liIc SIZE Oi the NOFID NarOllna
Standard, and most of the principal papers of
the State, and contains about as much reading
matter as most of them. 1t is published
every week, and may be had at the low price
of ONE DOLLAR i YEAR!
For such a paper, published at such cheap
rates, we earnestly solicit patronage at home
and abroad. We hope our friends in North
Carolina, and every other State, will exert
themselves in behalf Of the Age, at this time.
A little effort will give us a thousand new
subscribers to begin our new volume with.
We return our sincere thanks to our nu-
merous friends for the kind interest and aid
hitherto given to our enterprise; and in So
heitinsa continuation of the same, we promise
to use every effort to furnish our patrons with
a first class paper.
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TRIRUTE OF RESPECT

m : Ileeshis Of Henkerton Division, Nc. T3. s. OF
- the following preamble aud resolutions were aaop-
WHEREAS. It has pleased Almighty God In his Ala
wise providence, to remove from our MIDST nv the
hand of death, our well beloved and mach esteemed
Brother. Samuel A.. Granger, who died in Greene
county, n. T., near HooxerIon. at the residence AI his
miner. Henry Granger, On the 18Th day of July. He
9ied IN peace and rejoicing In hope of the glory OF God.
he was sick but a short tina with Typhoid fever
Wnioh closed the scene Of his ~existanoe in this life.
az was q true alG Jealous Son Of Temperance, and
cut down in the bloom Of youth, thereby reminding
Us thai while We are in tho midst Of life, death can
oSerlake us, and ills a sober warning to us 10 bo pre.
pared at all times to meet our God in peace.
Resolved, That in the death of BRO. Granger this
members. ~ s
ThAt while we boy In humble submission 10 tho
tnlse with the hereaved and afflicted family nf onr de-.
e sSas hro'her' and in their loss We also sustain a
That the members of this Division wear The nsusl
mage OF mourning for thirty days,
saL = copy OF the Feamble and resolutions here
sent 10 the family of our deceased Brother. and also
70 lhe spirit OF tho ago for publication.
At 9 called meeting of skeenah Division. No. ara on
M3naay evening. the 9Th of July, 1850. the following
Iripute OF respect to the memory OF Daniel Ieander
AiG'oWpl was offered and adopted:
MhEEtAs. we have received intelligence of tho
9yath oil orr beloved Brother Daniel L. Mcdowell.
Whiea occurred in Athens, Gs., on the 2zth Of June. in
ine I,th year Of bis age; and whereas. in this afiict-
I'VE Diapen1ation of Providence this nisision ia ba-
,bIfsq oI on q IT'S most active, jealous and infuen-
tlal members, being a young man of fine intellertnal
%TomerS. wen enitlfated and devoted to the cause Of
Ielhperahea. Morality and Religion of unhendine
htesflly' ana street fidelity to every trust eondded to
MN ~ . son OF temperance, and to everything con-
from its organization,
Resolved, That while we desire to exercise becom-
my rIVetencs and submission TO the dispensation of
an AlEwise Providence. we viii cherish in fnnd re-
nlemDfance tho many virtues of our deceasedbrother
Mnoe9 ne was exemplary and useful, whose death we
uhrohlGle WIN feelings Of Hnmingled sorrew, and
whose loss to this Division and to this community is
o3lI human calculation irreparable.
heSOlyB0. That 70 thu hparfStriaban ~xa-k -
felatlons OF our deceased Brother. we tender car hearty
sympathies and sincere coincidence, and, Commend
them 80 the p~roteetieH and guidance of Him, who has
AaIa' T" am the resurrection and the life"
Resolved, That the members of THIS Division wear
~ nsual page or mourning for thirty days in raemo-
~ our Brother Daniel l.. Mcdowell,
Resolved. That the foregoing resolutions be spread
on osr minutes, published in the Franklin Observer
TO the parents of the deceased,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough. Quinsy. and the numerous as well as dan
gerous diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. pre-
vail, in our changesble climate, at all seasons of the
year: few are fortunate enough to escape their baneful
influence. How important then to have at hand n Ger
tain antidote to all these complaints. Experience
proves that this exists in Wistar's Balsam to an extent
not found in any other remedy; however severe the
suffering, the application OF this soothing, healing and
wonderful Balsam at once vanquishes the disease and
restores the sufferer to wonted health.
LETTER FROM A. M. GoRMAN. ESQ.
EDITOR OF THE As SPIRIT OF THE AGE"
In recommendation of that remarkable Lung Remedy.
DIR. STA BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Aessrs. SETH FowLE & Co. ~
Genttemen: For the good of the afflicted l take
this method OF recommending DR., WIsTAR's BAsAw
OF WILD C~HERRT-having used it in nv family and
in enc instance saved the life of one of its men,hers
who seemed rapidly sinking into a decline.
Yours respectfully.
A. NJ. ORMAN
TESTIMONY FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
LktRESsyILLE 5. c., April 20, 1860.
Messrs. S. W. FowLE 81 Co.,
Gentlemen Please send me per first steamer sig
doZeRo DR.. NIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. |
ma that the Balsam is fast growing in popularity, and
deed, purchasers generally are loud IN praise of its
virtues IN speedily curing Coughs, Colds, and PuImo-
nary Affections.
Respectfully, j. HENRY.
Ofthe many respectable gentlemen in LaurepsviIe
District who have used and believe in the great value
Of the Balsam, is WILLIAM SIMPSON, Esq, Clerk of the
Courts, to whom we are permitted to refer.
Prepared by E W. FOWLE & co, Boston. and
for sale by Williams & Haywood, Raleigh; E. Nye
Hutchinson Go, Charlotte; Henry MeLin, Whining
ton, and by all druggists. 5O-t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
T. HOTEL.
RReaDxaY. NETWORK

Whee esnple:ed.ssx yosrs azs,.tae 81. Mich las
was universally prorsouarosa. tho most ma snircsrt
e'usehienf, aad tAaruNch:y organized esssblSsh-
nsert q the knd Oh this eaatircnt. What it Was
tnen II re=ssins to-tay-ysit,.a ~ a rssl in size
In saaaffuessness andin- tho general slem. nts If
eosfoet and ehlpynsd. ft> He;ei has accom-.
rnodaisaos frz ,e9a grests. inc: udioe Ina cn,,-
pies su'fs Of Apartments FIR families. Six sus-
dred persons can be comfortably seated 1t A..
t'hes 81 les three pnbi'c digins IRONS, ard NTH.
ing that 1'dern art has devised for the c.ays.
n'eIes and social qualification efths ira selling pyh-
nc oss nera oaiited in ills plan &C "a assies.sa in
praotiaal details. The carly reratattan Of he bou.a
at bone and ahrntd, derfvsj f,s.n It's msguitsa De.
IFS snoerb appointments. sAi lis home like eou,orts
aad Injuries, has besa eahaneea every yeer Nv
the uawearied exeuisos OF The praprietors.
IkaA E1ELA NfIfGOMB eco.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08

A GREAT ILLINOIS LAND PROJECT IN En-
GLAND.--We notice that steps are in pro-
gress for the organization of a land company
in London, with a capital of $500, 600
sterling lover 50, SOC, 000) to be devoted to the
purchase and settlement of lands in Illinois.
The Prairie Land Emigration Company
state that a conditional purchase has been
made Q 1880, 600 acres of Prairie land, from
the Illinois Central Railroad Company, that
when the sale is completed the company will
not be in any way CONNECTED with the Hi
nyls Central Railroad, or its affairs, but will
hold the land by a direct tenure in freehold"
The scheme is said to be similar to that of
Of the Canada Land Company, which
was started in London some years since.
and which has successfully established a
large population upon its lands and PROV
ed an extremely profitable operation to its
shareholders.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
RALEIGH FEMALE 8EMTEaaV

RtLEIaa. Nc
FEiHs nex& tessu Of tl.is iss..ra.;sr ui;I becin
\ the last lassasy in J0is- AID oOri.nua II
weeks.
Rev. IuSks< sill ts=e change, 81. the
classes 10 Mantal AMI u raj Phil, IS ply. ETiden-
ees OF ceris.@nsy, Rhetos;e snt Logic
I. H. Br4ne, Mathematics. Satara5 Sciences
and Lasa.
Miss A. J. searis. MOeess Lsz.sgss ard
Pal ting
Miss 2 7. Lewis, Muie.
Miss - Primary department.
FOR further inf s.nation Apply to I. L. crsne.
PPesfdeat Of the Seminary.
ID N BufDSoE, President
Boafa Of Trustees.
VI. klARaAE- Saa'r L.. - 81 "a
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
NOTICE.

N pursuance OF the pro gisioIls OF a Deed of Trust.
~. eAecuteGt TO the undersigned on the 18th October
1924, ey the President and Directors of the North Car
o Oi Ainlng company and of record in the registers
S Enice OF lhe county OF Davidson, State of North Caro-
t t,.a, LOT certain purposes therein set forth. L will, as
trustee IN sald Deed, offer for sale, for cash, on the
pIenilses, az L o'clock, M, on the
ON DAY OF September next, that valuable Mining Pro
KITTY IN davidson county, known as the CONRAD
Till MINE, together with all the Machinery, Enoines
Pumps, Mining Tools and Minerals thereunto belong,
ing or appertaining. Possession will be given upon
the contamination of the sale. JAS SIOAH
Greensboro, July 81, 1860. [4s-t1st Sen Trnstea
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
RECEIPTS For THE AGE

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 NJ. H. Linville, Kernersyille.
W. A. Lancaster, Walnut Cove; W. w. Fulp, A. v
Borum, 4. NJ. Adams, White Road; j. NJ. Humphrey.
Raft Swamp; H. W. Davis, Hominy; Alex. Duren''
Whites Store s. B. Allen, A. Lewis, Wilson's store:
Ark; Mrs. Mary A. Carpenter, j. P. Carpenter, Ben,
ton; Mrs. j. d. King, c. Il. Wesson, W.. Thomas.
y. J; Holt, Gholsonville; W. B. sabiston, Beaufort !;
Greensboro D K. Perry. WoodviIle; Thos. Liliy''
Emory, Va; j. 7. Pearson, New Market b. G. Nc,
Cain, Milton w. J. Ratclif, Pantego n. Autry, Litfle
Rocknsh Il W White, Concord; j Gay, States
vile 4 II Martin, Martindale; N C Floyd, Chapel
Hi M Wilder, Winslow Miss M A Gary Weldon :
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
MARRIAGES.

In this city, on the I'd inst, by Rev. Thomas q
mon, both of this city, ~
On the 25th Jelly. by Rev. J. W. Tucker. Mr.. Il. G.
Smlta to Miss Fannie Novel; all of this city.
~ City papers please copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08

The OxYGENATED BITE Rs.-As a remedy
for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, we know of no
preparation more effective and satisfactory in
its operation than the Oxygenated Bitters.
We have had occasion to use the Bitfers. and
from our experience we are convinced of
their efficacy in relieving Dyspepsia. They
are for sale by Druggists generally .-Coring-
ton Ga, Times, april II, 1860.
We cordially confirm the above recommen-
dation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08

Much has been said of the Eastern Escul-
apius' labors for the sick not one half has
yet been told ofthe indomitable perseverance
ofthis singular man. Imbucd with the con-
viction that Scrolula is the parent of disease,
he has been years engaged in searching the
boundaries of the earth, for its antidote.-
With vast labor has he canvassed the products
OF sea and land, through both continents. un-
til he has discovered both remedials which
expurges this human rot and corruption
from the system. This new invention we
row offer in our columns under the name of
ayers Sarsaparilla, although its virtues are
from substances far more active and efrectu-
al than Sarsaparilla. Mercantile Journal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Gelehcated Female Pills

PREPARED FROM A PRESCRIPTION OF SIR j. CLARKE,
III. D. PHYSICIAN EXTRAORDINARY TO THE OUErS
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject. 1t mo derates al,
excess and removes all distinctions, and a speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will in a short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
THESE PILLs SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN BY FEMALES
DURING THE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Freeman
cY' As THEY ARE SURE TO BRING ON MISCARRIAGE,
BUT AT ANY OTHER TIME THEY ARE SAFE.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain
IN the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight cxertion.
Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these
Plils will effect a cure when all other means have
failed, and although a powerful remedy. do not con-
tain iron, calou1el, anthony, or any thing hurtful to
the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each mack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (LateI. C. Baldwin g. Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B,-Sf,N and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing over
90 pills, by return mail.
For sale in Raleigh BY T. F. Pescud, and all Drug
gists everywhere.
Wholesale Agents. Ladd & Co., Richmond, Va.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08

No MORE GREY HAIRl No MORE BALD
HEADS! WHY? Because Heimstreet's In
imtta6Le Restorative is coming into general
use. There is nothing like it. Price soc
and $l.0O per bottle. Sold everywhere. w.
h. HAGAN q CO., Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
See advertisement "Yes you may"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08

QuEKY.-Have yol seen that big Indian in
another column, boiling Roots, Banks and
leaves .r the "Cher )kee Remedy"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
RUTHERFORD ACADEMY.

BURKE CUNT n. C.
o its last sessioa N the sth June with
50 students II will resume Operations On the
18th of Jnly. to.cSnsiaue ri weeks.
Key: Z .ABERNETHY. Principal: NJ. Z. LAW
low. from s. 10 Z per month. Recaiar Militia
yor,sSns elrIns the session Students charged from
time of entrance. For Particulars, address the Prin-
cipal. Happy Homo P. o.. Burke Comfy. &.
June "a
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
GLEN ANNA FEMALE SRMTgARy

TOWNSVILLE, DAVIDSON. CO. NC
VI VIE Fall Session win eanamenes2eth july. Bosrd
l. including washing. fuel and rooms. S&5 per
session Of Twenty-ore weeks. Tnition, solid and or
namenial branches oorrespOndingiy low.
FOR catalogues address J-N- THOMAS P-cst.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08

To the Friends of Home Manufactures.
T THE KINsToN SHOE FACTORY Is NOW IN
successful operation. Orders for negro RRO.
CANS and BOOTS are solicited.
kinston, July asth, 1850. 4SIntf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08

Lawson's History of North Carolina.
EPit1NF from London Edition, 1T14. Price 81,
IL postage paid. Address
Raleigh, Aug. l, 1850. 4aNtf
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OXFORD N. c. FEMALE ooILpeF.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHOOL,.
j II. MILLS. Mrs NJ 4 Fox,r
Miss L. j. BARHAN. Miss May Hspen
Ans. J. E. EwIaH.
MRs. E. \, MUS. Nrss r.ru
Miss N, {. R~.AswELL. si.,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08

ExPENsEs.
Tuition in Elementary Branches, s1s
" College Classes, S
Drawing, materials Included 10
" Painting in Water Culors.
" Oh Painting, materials fnclsdeda 20
" Wax Work, " IN
!" " Embroidery, 81 6 ~
Music, instrument fsrH;saedl "a
Board, (washing included,D
Boarsand TaifioR in the three schools. bo
REaARks-Exra ctaEges and needless exnensas
are slriety iroh~iolted-necessary purchases are made
by the teachers. P1casune pedars are rot allowed 10
enter she premises, and no pocket money is reouired
oxiora Is situated on the healthy hills Of GranTiile
i&miles from the Ealeigh and CASTOR Ran Road and
iseonnscted with Henderson Station By q Inc Of daily
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
Inc nrst opens on the first Monday IN july and closes
on me as tharsday in &ovsraber. The second opens
annual commencement on the last THURSDAY IN Nav
FOR the Annual Announcement apply to
80 J.H. MILLS,
r-ispa- Oxford N.C
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08

E YORK MARKET.-Flour beavv-sontbo,n
51Oa . so; Wheat quiet; Corn firm and uncbangad. en-
ION unchanged; Pork heavy-Mess sfS.35ai9.55: SnSar
Furpentine heavy at 80 IL. spihf'S
PaLtInORE steady at Ok
sales, Wheat-White 30 a / co: red / iS a ! 81
hlte and yellow 62a72. Provisions ~ MAJ
q s@oi rump II prime Is. Bacon sides, II.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08

NVII. " TT I'M. IT. SOC.
Raleigh, August, 1860.