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Business CARDS,

II f. WILLIS,
SHS SEF6f' H15&{ MEf& RAGS
KRe a FGr dS BgswaT and Country Produce
W. No As W. LOMBARD STREET |
HAVANA AND GERTAN5 e CIGARS G. AND PIPES,
u AMP MANUFACTURERS OF
Purchasers would do to examine our stock before
buying any where else mh7H
TOHN RODGERS & Sun,
IS d H FISH sTBEF NEAR EAYETTE
CHlNlSTS prepared the best mamie and
s h G a G&s fTdF S sS e @ in Gh rs p FIX
TuRES and PLUMBERS MATERIALS always on hand.
So Orders respectfully solicited. fe26m
JAMES NJ. ANDERSON l. SON,
- ENGRAVERS,
eANE NOTE STEEL AND eSRP$E PRT& RssFA
Engraved and Printed in the most fashionable styles
sS Be- La fn%2s etc. @
THOMAS N: GREEN. BENJAMIN
GREEN YOE,
STaLrRs II SSt GaSfGE 4 f Eo"s Fae'
feii-h No IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait
I H. l. j; s. H0GG, ,.
Nos. s AND 10 CLAY STREET.
Al work entrusted to them will receive their particular
Jobbng attended to with punctuality. ialu
JARRETT & DE BEET,
CARRIERS AND GJLDER&
att No rs BALTIMORE STREET.
4 MMIDON & Co,
IA WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
KEROSENE %E. AA Isl Er ffAERhfs'L LAMPS.
| No. 5. LIBERTY STREET,
ol0u near Baltimore.
J. LYLE CLARKE. NJ. PEGRAa
TLARKE Il PEGRAM,
'IRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO,
50 Exchange Place.
Iei-G Baltimore.
RET i JEVENS
w fHrUhrERS MANUFACTURERS.
A!g Pictures,
az every description
No 2t6 Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE.
he best manner and on the pleasing terms mrIi
G0HN GREACEN,
- WHOLESALE DEALER
IN SALT AND PLASTER,
% spl8-u No So EXCHANGE fLsSE
FE0HE MOGNT VERNON COMPANY, haze o
hand and constantly manufacturing
FEiFlNG FOR PAPER MAX ERS
rUCK. Fox TRfNK MAKERS,
DFFICg-I.oHRARB STREET,
nc47-t corner 81 FrTnshn l.
CTEAM MARBLE WORKS.
| ~ BEVAN SONS,
AMERICAN and FOREIGN MARBLE,
40 SARATOGA STREET,
> near Howard,
NIT Baltimore
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AsTHN FOR THE EASTERN

1,11 171I- -. :, :, WI FKN SHTkt.
tL Nv II sMt ana commodous Steamer KENT, Captain
o II kirwan leaves her:wharf on Light street foot Of
a Il sr iTr pGifiFTANk IN ER EVERY WEDNESDAY
Sau uI 81 oh - MoRNlNG, at o'clock, touching
Hn mRS W6ar Faint C Haven shnas Pier
dence Eastern, wa Dover Bridget KinesGwn Gilnin!s
r. mt T@tters Landing and Denton, Returning leaves
Denton nv cry TUESDAY AND MONDAY NORNIEG
at ococE, TOUCHING At the above named Landings
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING Returning same
be prepaid ' ~ ''E''' must
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E.-sE l|~@-N
49, Nh. .llzllalE-.al. nj
notice.
FOR THE PATUXEST RIVED

.- 49, FAIR HAVEN AND PITrN pO1>r
Esd, 1860 the Steamer MARY WASIIiNGToN va M May
BALTIMORE for the PatuXent river every WEDN ESDAY n
SATURDAY MORNINGS at clock, preceding az far nv
as Lyons creek on Wednesdays Returning wifi leave w
ons creek on Thursday morning O'Clock for Baltmn
VIII leave Baltimore on Saturday morning at orlCc for
Hllls Landing. Returning, VIII leave Hills Landing on
Monday morning at o'clock for Baltimore calling NJ no
usual landings the river also at Plum Point and FAR
Haven going and returning.
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ID o 0 F l N G.

AN IA
FIRST PREMIUM A WARDED
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.
We prepared kinds Of Roofs steep or
Cat old, shingles, metal steamboats, and
with this uneQualled Roofing material From long
experience the business the has discovered
wherein lie the chief Of failure nearly all roofing as
met WITH and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used parts Of
and been adding to it for two yeshe has produced
which is offered to ccsing public superior any
composition, and
EQUAL TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some Of the inducements this Roofing offers are viz The
canvas is of the heaviest kind rated in compositions
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
before being put the roof The only
not injurious to, but actually preventative of cotton and
being artght, DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH
TO ROT THE CANVAS.
The Joints cemene together and the whole covered
with one heavy Cement compounded from materials
which will not scale OF, crack become injured by
1T
our Cement" alone possesses qualities of durability
SrEAMnoAT ksIIRoSp CAR COyERISeS we con-
Ordinary s R2SS o Srous N F OF R
with the it, and the Cement or Pant we use
BECOME lES rom eTpssuTs rsman PaSe 40
SSssfI Fis%1s 1sh e. ssf e Maryland
" Believing that when the quality of this Roofing is
n the e sGRRy have shs o9
81 E3 f fsRy inY aN%REp
Prepared material for SALE with instructions to put il
on and will be furnished to Agents, leaving them faf
m SEND r. Fd Rs # CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South sts.,
Baltimore Md
Where testimonials and samples may be seen
As IS LOW 69y As Any Goop ROOFING
HAVANA CIGARS.-Just received, per steam
Ii er Baltimore" superior lot of Cigars, for sale
" ~ G. 9; DEMgTH 4 CO,
.......-. No. 40 N Charles street,
apl6-n doors above Lexington street
CPECIAL NOTICE ,-aa
- would respectfully inform my friends customers and
the public that am now constantly in the receipt Of
BUTTER,
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
Dealers, housekeepers and families will find it their in
as to enable furnish these articles upon the most mo
derate and accommodating terms.
~ Country Produce sold commission, and the high,
est cash advances made on consigpWent +: ,,,,,,
AZ Camden street, and
jalItf l0s Franklin street
LLEOTION ENCY.-
" j. D. PRATT &CO., -r
Are prepared to and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL.
LECTION in any city or county in the United States or Brit
or eecng speedy and prompt COLLECTIONS such a.
OFFICE OF tn e MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner Of Bal
more and & Charles streets mrs-tf
OLD RYE WHISKEY.
" WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
~ IS SOUTH sfBxIf opposite Exchange Place.
The choicest stock in market together with Liquors gene
rally
dfh pLABAVGH n CRAZY,
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ght received on Tuesdays and Fridays
NJ. L.. WEEMS. Master


~ THE STEAMER GEORGE WEENIS
n leave Baltimore for the PatuXent river every FRIDAY
morning at o'clock, as farup Hills Landing Return
ng VIII leave Hills Landing every Monday morning for
.sn5nGt VIII leave Benedict every Tuesday morning at
oClock Tor Baltimore, calling a. Plum Point and Fair
llaytl going and returning
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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NITsII T 7
Nh leave Baltimore for the PatuXent river rverv TIES
"a morning az o'clock, far up as HIPS Landing
@ Urn u VIII leave HIPS Landing every Thursday morn
ing or oehsuic VIII leave Benedict every Friday morn
Fir iI CLOCK tor Baltimore, calling Plum Point Eand
my22tf Z, FL W. ~ MI Iy.,,,
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STEAMBOATS,.

- FOR FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
i1TRET vii FolNT, VA.)--The steamer "BELVI-
DAY AFTERN9s09eN Light street wharf on NEXT TUES
datons, apply to ~ FilB me state Room accomoda.
je22t j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
,y-Sz,. Light street wharf
: - ~, FOR RICHMOND, VA
fz;;astza.a-1sazs The steamer "BELVIDFf| rs, 81, ,
June 9Th, at o'clock 0i''"Af AFTERNOON,
daaBs fe aanI0 or passage having fine State Room
je2-2t D. DNASPt, Jr, Agent,
. Light street wlarl
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. JAMES r. KEMP Il CO.,
~ SUCCESSORS TO UAGGER Il BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS

NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Have constantly on hand extensive assortment of
slps CompaSScS uadranS UctantS
Barometers Thermometers, Drawing Instruments Lamps
surveyors CompasseS, Gauging Rods Sticks Board
Rules, Tape Lines Blurtts Coast Pilots Shipmasters As
siStan', Hedge Anchors, Charts parts OF the world
anotf
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A PERT,E CHAMPAGNE

1 A PERLE CHAMPAGNE
Il This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling, perfectly
pure nd OF rch fruy TASTE unsurpassed i'll quality by
any VINE IN the I;nericGn market.
RuHlS (Cabne0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attention of
connossurS is invited to its qualities superiority as
dinner Vine of unrVaed merit lis beautiful Ruby color
guaranteed to he the natural product of the grape
PARTICULAR NOTICE.-rhe Undersigned being aware that
many competitors spreading the report the Wine
imported under the of Rubis is arcally colored
hereby bid the um of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS any
chemist who could in any public experiment. afford the
scientific proof that the deep color of the Rnhs
thing else but thrpure juice of the grape
j. GoRRa Il Co,
Chalons sur Marine, France.
For sale wholesale pg
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I'm EFSSsssssssss1 WESTERN
s3aE SSzT~szse& MARYLAND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A. H. and 80 p NJ
Tor KeSterown. Leave Reiserstown for Baltimore at
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at A. NJ. connects
with IL train Waiting for 3Sl train Baltimore re
turn to Westminster.
Omnibus from Manchester at GI5A NJ meets IS trsn
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
days to Manchester the arrival OF the 30 fro Bal
timore.
myl6 IF IRWIN K TAYLOR
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DULK SIDES AND HAMS.-25O, 900 lbs. in
Odry salt for sale by JOS, CARSON co, my2s-n
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ghppina.

e FOR AAlSTERDAM.-The A / Bremen
S7Eza shin ASIA, NuZhorn master, will have quick dis
patch for the above port For freight passage apply
h. BRAuNS CO, corner Lombard street and. Cheapside
\; B The Al American ship DUBLIN Lane master,
win succeed the above.
- 81 70
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fl-.t f WIN. GEO. KREBS
True copy-test; GEO. W. SHERWOOD. Clerk
ALEXANDER WOLFE. Snlicitnr

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE,
lCITY, SITTING IN EQUITY Term, ls6n-OLI-
YER G PATTERSON AND OTHERS as NATHAN 7. DU-
SHANE AND .OTHERS.-0rdered, that the sale made
and reported by Henry Sockbridge Trustee s OF
the property Leadenha in the ngs men
toned be ratified and confirmed unless cause he
trary thereof be shown before the 18th day of Jun.
next provided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Baltimore in each OF three sue
cessve weeks before the said 10Th day OF June next
The report states the amount of sales to he s26G975
GEO. II, SANGST0N, Clerk
True copy, test-GEO. f. S.iNGSTON,
my291aw3w sa..A Clerk.
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JOS, Jas. TAYLOR. Agent Baltimore.
o,,.. X ALEX TAYLOR, Agent HavTe de Grac
aPIt u i TOME, Agent Port deposit
EuA-SIl4r--Iss GREAT
efFa=sz<szzaas SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWFSTEPN
FREIGHT ROUTE

FREIGHT ROUTE
BETWEEN
BALTIMORE, CITY POINT, LYNCUBURC VA VEoy
VILE AND MEMPHIS, TENN " -N
~ ID INT ERMEDIATE TOWNs
- The steamers GEORGE PEABODY and REiVi6fRE are
nov nov e aT BaI9m9Ts Every TUESDAY, Thursday
va connecting with the South Side Railroad to IypcS
pug knoXyille Memphis, and intermediate towns Ien,
The SHORTEST, TIE MOST EXPEDITIONS, -7
u So BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
To all important points Southwestern Virginia Tennessee
bama and Mississippi min '"'' VI 1''"-
GODS Tecelpted for through to any The above places
For further information, time to The srveTa
tons on the route, apply to ~ 80 ''' '''
j. BRANDT. Jr,
apC-tf NJ x I "a; - company iP
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTuRY.

~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTURY
No 80 NORTH STREET.
49,, Inc undersigned having greatly en-
Iigei their premises aud increased their fsci-
Ie pes eave to call the attention Of the pubc their
extensive STOCK Of every description CARRIAGES finished
III Tue most elegant Sty and durable manner, which thew
are prepared . sen accommodating terms REPAIRS al
tehdca To WIKI dispatch and Ut reilSnnahlz prices.
JOHN CURlEfT 4 son.
Iy2f % North street, Baltimors
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GEORGE WARNER,
" TOuUTSSTOy HERrBA Mt
FOR THE SALE OF s6uTHERN AND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
162 South EUTAw STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot.)
=, Refers by permission
Messrs Kirkland Chase & Co., Baltimore
4iessrs Pearce 4 GRAY, Baltimore.
sitssrs Buckler Shipley, Baltimore
Messrs Isaac Reynolds Son, Baltimore
Messrs. Wyckhof& Post, New York.
Messrs SPOTS, Harvey Il Co, Richmond.
Messrs. Alvey Lipsc NIB, Richmond.
Messrs. s. T. Il T. G. Budd, Charleston.
Messrs. Toulmin, Voorhees, Il Co, Mobile.
George Nathan, Esq, New Orleans.
Edwd. w Warner, ESQ.,, Philadelphia.
Michl Warner, ESQ.,, President Mechanics Bank, r,a.
mb9I.tf
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A MEXICAN DEMIJOHNS-Of best manufac-
t1re and superior any imported all sizes, for sale by
K EDWARDS, JR & co my3Ou
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nIIu Baltimore.
MARYLAND STEAM AM TURNING
!'1 AND SAVING WORKS,
AND HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD
BRACKE TS, MOUIDINGS, and ORNA MENTAL 1, IA W
M and TURNING, OF every style, for
1f DWELLINGS,
1i%RAL RESIDENCES,
a. PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
Columns fued Al. lain; Baustrading for Portcon
Jewels Bannsters and Hand Railing of all descriptions
D. CARPENTERS AND GILDERS' MOULDINGS
hehch and Hand Screws, Hubs, Oval Frames, nc
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(lAST STEEI. REII &

- III KEITH JR son, Agents, % South Charles
street. nave IN store sample of these celebrated RelIs
made by Naysr, Vickers Il Co, ShefieId. England tn
which they respectfully ask the attention church organ
Zanons, fire departm and the
Southern and estern States Bells supplied at
tlce varying in weight from So lbs 6G00 Prices
only one third much bronze and than half as
much as composition Bells Circulars be on appi
cation. anon n
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5. '''''' = l,our STREE, wn,nr. B.1r,noR,,
DEALER IN ALI. KINDS OF OLD METALS, RAGS,
1pes, Furs Hides Beeswax and Country Produce gene
lily, and the highest CASH PRICES PAID. felO-tf
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III AZARD GUNPOWDER AGENCY
i L ELECTRIC,
DUCKING

-------- y . J TNENTUCkY RIFLE,
AND MINING POWDER
by a1 d. J. FOLEY BRO ga aut sale
oII-n O., nsunt,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-02-15

Iutemperance is ont of the greatest curses
that ever crossed . nations path and how
dreadful the scoarge in our own otherwise
favored land. Nearly every newspaper and
periodical that issues from the press, con.
tains accounts Of some horrid murder, caused
BY the use of liquor. How many murdered
AbeIs CRY out for vengeance, on the accursed
cause Of their fearful end, and the maker and
1eealized dealers III the traffic. The heart
broken widows and fatherless children, beg.
CARED by il, who see daiIy the finger of q
worlds scorn pointed at them, cry loudly fol
yengeance. The aged father and mother,
bending beneath the weight Of years, send
up their prayers that their sons may be saved
aud avenged.
swine is a mocker, strong drink IS raging
and whatsoever is deceived thereby is no
misesr Truly wine IS 4 mocker. Man seek
1t to find pleasure, and gains bysit the gnaW
ines Of q guilty conscience, thescorn and con
tempt Of his friends and the world. He ha
the consciousness Of having beggared his VIII
and children, sent grey haired parents in sol
row to the grave, and blasted his own int
lect and character.
Reader, did you ever see . ~drunkard? 70
remember the feeling Of disgust that prornpl
ed you to turn away, while the thought ths
the loathsome body contained q soui IN pr
baton for an eternity Of misery or bliss, ser
= chill 10 your heart. The senseless, Vi
meaning look, staggering gait, and gibberis
laugh, all say that the man has ssput !
enemy in his mouth that has stolen away b
brains.
Intemperance IS the crying evil Of the da
and vo to rs if il gains more sway over ol
country than II has. II is filing our jail
beggarjng wives, children, parents and 81
tiers. + sharpens the murderer's knife,
inflames him in madness to send the bull
to his brothers heart, and sends him roelil
to the felon's cell and the murderer's gibsl
Or IL be escapes Justice here, be must va
der the earth an zontcast. sNo dranka
c1n enter the kingdom Of heaven And
when the last ummon comes to him, th
will he in agony curse the law under wht
sane ion he obtained the poison that robb
him Of his reason and sent him to the hoI
ii The lost, forever.
What blessings would accrue. were its y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-02-15

Rosr DALE, Yazoo CO., Mss, Fec. 1860.
DEAR BRo. GoRMAN: Many thanks for the
kind notice you were pleased to make Of me,
but more especially for the help you are ex-
tending to the noble cause of temperance
md humanity. know that your heart is in
the right place, and yon must therefore be
happy indeed in trying to make others SOL
Your paper needs no eulogy it tells upon
tho heart for itself, and is now sought after
With ayidity. presume you have evidence
of that fact from this State. The News Mes
enger Of the Great Central r. z. (which is
now completely wishes q number Of copies !
sent to him weekly, for that great thorough
fare. BE IS q good Templar, as well as Capt.
Barney, the General Superintendent, q most
excellent worthy man. God bless you, my
Brother, and as truly said By you, though
We look rom different sfsnd-points, our great
end is the same and although We have dis
ferent uniforms, ourtactics and battle CRY azes
lthesame. Then let Us have our banners unfuzlr'
ed and forward march-having q place 3s
all--drum and fife, gun and the
| whole brigade, until our work is done. do
lassure you that much is to be Accomplished
and nothing with US is ike concert Of 1etion-
o. it would pain you to know whnk ] do,
lof the suf3erings of men, women and efiadran
from the demon Alcohol to see as / do the
penitentlar1es Jails and poor nonsss; tn2
murderer . the murdered Inc gaaioNs
with 1ts victims the ruined repeza1on >na
! blasted hopes q countless muissaness e.
aone 6y ms insiolous aestroyel; 1sezsasn
g make us dsil on our knees ana s7y mse 10y
TO 6od-sIny kingdom come uny kMs1pm
come Oh Jesus, King Of snnfss ana stop
the earth rom drunkenness.
/ could tell you OF many psds94f 11esdsnts,
but time and space will not a!teW y One'
however, win name u wss a>atex . young
man y tne bloom q ias, " e oseenaSns n'.ox,
when under the galloxs Ae told ~ TOW
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For the Spirit Of the Age.

DEAR EDIToR:-It may not be uninterest-
ing to many Of the readers Of the Spirit
to learn something through its columns con-
corning our emigration westward, as well as
some other facts in relation to the greatness
Of this country ! therefore propose dropping
4 few lines for the perusal Of my beloved
North Carolinians, and all s'others whom il
NAV concernu shall, however, confine my
self more especially to Missouri, as ! have IS
vet had no opportunity Of trayersing any 9TH
er part of the country. This State will
doubtless, in time, and that for many rea-
sonssamong which we ought to mention the
rand immigration from the eastern and south
eastern States-become one Of the most
wealthy in the Union situated as it i, with
the Father Of Waters-the Mississippi River
Immediately on its eastern border, at the
Same time traversed almost centrally with
the great Missouri, which with their tributa-
ries, drain the entire State, and thus impart
m interest. as to the facilities in point of
commerce and travel, scarcely parallelled by
any other part Of the globe.
The Internal improvements too, such as
Rail Roads, Plank and Macadamized Roads,
also towns, cities and villages, all seem to be
/ springing up as if BY magic many of the
| rich valleys and townships are also being
lcheckcred with handsome cottages and mag
ni6cent farms, churches and s~choolhouses,
and all generally tenanted and occupied BY
wealthy, Industrious, ~enteTprising and tai
ented people from the north, east and south.
The son IS mostly very good; IN many parts
unsurpassed by any IN the world for richness
and fertility; il also affords many \ .tural pas
lures in the open woods, extensive prairies,
J and in many instances, even the barrens al
~~.4txa, 4ks1I n~af &c rsrI, nn1
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straus in our Path.

Few men or women have eouaninity or
selfcontrol sufficiently to brook or bear pa
Iicntly and unnoticed. the attacks Of the sly
sanderer. or The base onsl.uobt ~ . bo,l a.
lumniator. The more false and wicked the
charge. the more feyerish and fretful and
noisy they grow under ii. Let the calumnv
be never So base. 50 utterly unfounded still
most people viii worry over Il and become
excited Character they think is worth
something. 40 matter how low or base fhc
slanderer, it matters moi, many must pass
around defending and proving Now how
unxise is this course, and how unhappy do
some people keep themselves and their
friends, by noticing, repeating and denying
every little thing that the lying Madame Ru-
nor, says about them.
Now character in our estimation is worth
something-nay, it is worth eesrything.z
sut . good character is not so easily ruined
as too many people imagine. a character
must be a very dubious thing, which requires
a man or woman to go upon the hus-
tings and electioneer for it IF your char
acter is so sickly that it needs nursing, or 50
weak that il needs bolstering, better even
then let it alone, and resolve to make it bet
ter. If you are a worthy man or woman, the
world will find it out and believe ii, much
sooner, ifyou quietly pass along, closing your
eyes and ears to the vile calumnies Of the
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LOCAL AID STATE ITEMS.


JONI G. SAX, Eso.-We learn With mach
,leasure that John G. Sake, Esq, the distn-
poet viii, ard lecturer Of yermnt
$ expected to lecture for the Young Mans
christian Association of this City. On. ~.
Of the 9th and 10Th Of next mo lsh-
lis subject for de first lecture viii be.
Love: A HUMOROUS AID DESCRIPTIVE Po13Lr
For bis second lecture. :. PoErkr zzD Pof1z"
! prose lecture, with readings from his s,rn
U
- Augustus Turner. Esq I useful CT
zen and most worthy mzn rdiu1-stkts<ss-
in this county Frid4y morning Of
paralyzis- ~ Turner hss ben for - tfzl
years . member Of IL Special Court a. tia
county.
CuAIynz4zz SeexozVe have visitsd the
Spring recently dIlrovertd ii thS suboff q
Raleigh and tasted tie xater. II b csrtinly
strongly imprsgatsa with mineral qu1f ties.
and Prof.. Emnons has pronounced the SStt<r
equal to Kittre1Is in.medicinal propeztts.-
Some Of our invalid eitizsns ~ nd 70 1svs
derived material bsne1fb By Ii ~. Ws3ops
to see prepzrzfions soon comnsncsd 81 he
accommodation Or visitou-
r-pcxDorrr p.1u.o11o - fsne u15.r<
Company has ben otgznizsd b Tarb5
Insny elderly substantial citizsns enst lins
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