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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-09-26

KIND READER. Are you a Son ofTemper-
ance? If so, are you doing any thing for
the cause? Are you assisting in any way,
to strengthen the stakes, and lengthen out
the cords of our Order? Are you in any
way endeavoring to raise the unfortunate
drunkard from his degradation? Are you
in any way endeavoring, to bring within our
benign circle, the young men OF our city, or
to prevent the young and rising generation
from falling into habits of irreligion and in
temperance Ifyou are not, r~ecollect that
you arc not only proving recreant to the prin-
ciples which you have professed, but you are
almost committing a grievious error, an error
which you may repent of; only when it is
too late. Remember that the claims of suf-
fering humanity are upon you as a response
bic being nave a duty before you, for the
rightful discharge Of which, God shall hold
you responsible at the great day.
Remember that, it is not only necessary,
that you yourself should abstain from the
use of liquor; but it is also, by Divine
command necessary that you should exert
your influence to instill the principle of To
tai Abstinence into the minds and hearts of
those around you.
Kind Reader, if there is anything in what
you have first read that touches your feel
kings, RaRy -Ghmbering feelings have been
aroused within you, do not endeavor to
smother Them with false pleas, but let them
bud forth, and they will cause you to put
your hands to the plough again and enable
you to labor for the further PRONUNCIATION OF
our cause, and for the restoration of fireside
peace and happiness.
Kind reader, look around you and see the
work that is before you.
See the host of human beings who are
standing upon the verge of oblivion listen
to the cries of the unfortunate wife, and the
mournful wall of perishing children, ant
ask yourself "what have | been doing; !" oper
your understanding to the fearful-the de
graded state of society, and see whether o.
not you nave sinned against God and man.
If you have a heart that is capable Of low
ing, you can if you will, labor for the exter
mination of the bane of the world, and 70
the redemption Of sinking souls holy toll i
sweet, and of the performances of heavenl
duties we should never tire.
There's nought SO sweet in life's bright day
As labor done for love;
For every soul that's rescued here,
There's record made above.
TEN. TEL
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Gbe Or0tr.
Meeting Of the Grand Division.

Wecall attention thus early, to the time
and place for holding the next annual ses-
ion ofour Grand Division, hoping thereby to
induce a large delegation from every Divis-
sion to begin to make their arrangements for
attending the same. The place. is Linconton,
and the time the second Wednesday, the 14th
Gay, in November ncxt-just seven weeks
from the date Of this paper.
Lincoluton is a handsome, pleasant town,
with an Industrious, hospitable population,
and has one of the most prosperous and reli-
able Divisions in the State and We feel con-
hdent the Sons" and the citizens generally,
will do all in their power to render the visit Of
the members Of the Grand Division to their
place, pleasant and agreeable.
The time, is just after the close of the
great political Standardization intemper-
ance shall have made such havoc among the
habits and morals of community, and vii.
therefore be q most htoccasion for counseline
and d~cviging measures for repairing as far a:
possible the great damage done society by
the free circulation Of patriotism-inspirinI
whiskey,
A great work lies before the Sons Of TEN
perance for their accomplishment in 1861
Never since the memorable Bacchanalian OF
gies Of 1910, has a political campaign beer
Of greater injury to the habits and morals G
the people Of this country than that nov
rapidly drawing to a close. Through the eS
elements incidental to such scenes rs hav'
Ven enacted, intcmperance has invaded man,
.. .amily circle where it was never know
fore. Many a man has been drunk for tn
first time many a moderate drinker' trans
fcrrcd TO the ranks Of the .drunkard an
MANY a stricken nome mourns over the los
Of loved ones now buried in the grave {
hopeless despair.
The work of building up these waste place.
Of arresting the downward career of the new
ly initiated inebriate, and the graduated tt
per, devolves almost exclusively on the 'Sor
of Temperance as co-workers with IL
Church Of Christ. The next session of OIL
Grand Division, therefore, will be an unus
ally important one, as then we hope to la
plans and provide means to counteract
far as possible the evil effects of whiskC
circulation in the political strife. Tho gre
national bacchanalian riot of 1910, was f
lowed by the unparalleled Washington r
formation of ls41. Let us all meet togeth
and take counsel, and pray for a like gloI
Gus turn in the tide in 1861.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-09-26
DEATHS.

In Wake county ON Thursday, the 18th inst, of Ty.
phoid fever, at the residence of her father, A. j. Bag
well, Miss Samantha Helen Bagwen, nthe 18th year
OF her age, leaving father, mother, brothers and sisters
to mourn their irreparable loss The deceased was q
grand daughter of Berry Bagwel, ndhadb been a mem
Of the Mt. Moriah Baptist church for about four years;
She was truly a lovely and amiable young lady, and
expressed the most happy assurance, to those who
witnessed her departure, ola glorious Immortality be-
yOnd the grave. She told her parents and friends not
to weep for the Lord had come for her, and she must
go to heaven. She gave an affectionate farewelt to all,
shaking each by the hand. and exhorted them to meet
her in glory. She sent word to her neignbors also to
prepare for death. 1t was in a word, the most affecting
death-seeneI ever witnessed, and is one of the many
instances of the sustaining power and consolasion
which the religion of Christ gives to the dying saint.
May her happy death be the means of others seeking
an interest in the blood of a crucifed Redeemer.
In jackson Mississippi, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Char,
lotte Green, wife of Rev. Wm.M. Green, Bishop of
that Diocese. Mrs. Green was a native of Wilmington
and resident of this State up to the time other renlov-
al from it some ten years ago.
A t the residence of his brother, John r. Harris, in
Franklin county, NC, Sept. 9Th, 1860, ofTyphoid
fever, Thomas B. Harris, aged % years.
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~" 4 new edition Of the Constitution of
Subordinate Divisions, just printed, contain
ing the several important amendments adop-
ted at the last session Of the National Divis-
ion. Price go cents per dozen, 50 for SO, or
81 per hundred. Every Division ought to be
supplied with this new edition, so as to be
acquainted with what is non the law of the
Order. Address, enclosing the cash,
a. NJ. GORMAN, G. S.
Raleigh, N. G.
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THE o~xYGENATE3 BITTERs.

The qualities of this medicine have placed it upon
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and inducing health, it has noparallel.
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Specific, vrz:-Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Heart Burn,
Acidity. Cestiveness, Loss of Appetite, Headache and
General Debility. In many sections of our country
this preparation is extensively used by Physicians in
their practice. and it seems to have restored many to
health who were apparently beyond the reach of the
healing art.
York, Livingston Co., n. Y, Oct. 1, 1859.
Messrs. S. w. FowLE B CO.
Sirs :Dyspepsia, with It's nunoeIIsss assoclaIes,
took up its abode with me, in opposition to the skill
of many of the most celebrated Physicians, until the
spirit was willing Gf no relief could be found to sur
render and bid adieu to its earthly tabernacle, when
was induced, by the urgency OF a friend, to try the
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But thanks be to God, it was a balm, and a most Elf
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very persevering until / had taken three bottles since
then, at intervals, I have taken two more.
l began to realize its genial effects Immediately
besides, it il extremely grateful saI ha ana sew gr e E as a
boast of. / would, sirs, most heartily and earnestly
beg all who are AFFECTED with Dyspepsia in any form to
test your Oxygenated Bitters, as | 90 esteem them IN
valuable. MISS a..
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BEAUroRT.-We are at a stand still for the
present, but we hope it is only to gain
strength. We have worked for the prosperi-
~ Of old Beaufort Division we number up
wards of 60 or 10 male members and a host
Of noble hearted ladies. The members of
Beaufort Division seem to be Indifferent in
this great and good work but oh, the ladies,
how they do work for it. They are interes-
ted deeply, we think more so than the male
members are, in turning the poor drunkard
from the error Of his way. Take the ladies
away, and the cause would die out ii.
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JOHN BELToN O'NEALL.

PREACHING AGAINST SLAvERY,-The Sen
iorE Editor of the Fayetteville Observer relates
the following anecdote, which he heard in.
New York last week,
heard last evening an amusing account,
and all the better for its being true, of the
reply of an Episcopal Clergyman, in Chicago
to an application to preach a sermon against
slavery. preach against slavery, said he.
What, are there any slaves here ? oh no,
there are none We'll them said he, L
know that there is, vast amount of ntemp-
perance, of,profane swearing, of thieving and
cheating, and lying, to say nothing of the
higher crimes, such as murder, &c. Intend
to preach against all these, which abound in
Chicago, and when | find that they are all
reformed, then | will take into consideration
the propriety of preaching against slavery,
which is away off in the South There is a
volume of sound sense in this, but %unfortu-
nately many here are too blind to see it.
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MARRIAGES.

At Buckland, Gates County, N. c., ON 18th, ult, by
Samuel E. Smith. Esq, Mr.. james Barns, and Miss
Sarah Worren, of Southampton County Va
At the residence of Mr.. Richard Levister, in Frank
lin CO, n. c., on Thursday evening 9Th inst, by J. j..
Freeman, Esq, Mr.. SamL H. Winston to Miss Lucy
Levister, all Of Franklin coifnty n. G.
- Raleigh papers please copy. &c.,
On the 4h Of Sept, at the residence of the brides
Father, by Rev W. S. Harris DR.. w. 3. Williams to
Miss Lou Flake, all of CarroviIle, Mississippi.
On Sunday morning, the 10th inst. by y. A. Wood
all, Esq, Mr.. John W. Benson to Miss Sarah Bar
Der, daughter of Owen Barber; all ofJohnston county,
On Sunday morning. the 18th inst, by Rev. James
j: Hobby, Rev. Isaac Wheeler to Miss CYnthia.G. KY
als, daugter of Ransom Ryals, Esq. all Of Johnston
county.
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the good fight" in which we are engaged;
and could we but lift the veil of the future
and see the many homes made happy, and
the bright faces of those who were hungry
and are filled, and were naked and are cloth
ed, we should find that we had not labored in
vain. GERMAINE.