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Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

fcukTH or JpLY CeLEBRATIos.-In accord
see wsl, our usual custom as town. the An
"'ssay Of American Independence will be
ss'sefased on the Fourth of July next, under
~ susplces OF the Town Commissioners, who
= oeubi will make all necessary arrangement
rtss WY Of procuring speakers, music, &c.
s'dsF 10 give US a gala day. Due NOTES
~ 3 given Of the completion of the pro
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

Ma. Benz. B. CooPER has, we are informed,
leased the Hygenia House of MIR. Geo. Collins,
the proprietor. and will open it in few weeks
for the reception of visitors.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07
NRammy's
CO NJ BIN E ID
Moving and Reaping Machine
With Woods and Johnson's improvements fo
the Harvest Of 1860.

With Woods and Johnson's improvements for
the Harvest Of 1860.
$40 PRIcE REDucEr TO $3.50
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended 10 us we again call uFon the Farmers and Of
fer our Mowers and Reap9rs with more confidence
than ever before, and feel insured that all who may
faver us with their PATRONAGE will be fully cotnpensa
ted and will ngratu!ae themselves that they haze
atlast purchased that for which they have been look
ing AFTER for years--a PERF ter Combined Mower and
Reaper E4w
The advaniagesofihis machine can be given in a
few words the ease by which II can be changed
from a Mower to o Reaper and vice rcrsa. Second,
It's adjusiability by means OF mechanical Horse,
which enables the operator TO raise end lower TO any
required height whilst in operation. Third The SIM
plcity ofthrowing in and out 81 gear, whicn can DC
done without stopping.
We will mol 90 nto an elaborate account OF IL
merits, but will simply say m The language OF one OF
It's patrons thu needs no guarantee us name doss
,ha, % The n,mbsr Of Prernlums which have beer
Il h ali paris of the Union entities us 10 cal
:. he NAT'IO NAL MO pYER AND REAPER.
J. MILLAWAY, e. SUN, Agents,
Smyrna, Del.
WIN. JoHssoS & Co, Makers. Newark, Del
Smyrna, ylne 7th. go.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

FRoM EURoPE.-We have later intelligence
from Europe, which is of considerable Import
ance. The Neapolitan troops had been defeat
ed by Garibaldi, on the 10th ult. The position
Of Monreale, which commands Palermo, or, at
least, portion of it,. was in the hands of the
populace. The royalsts everywhere were
much discouraged; the people were univer-
sally jubiIant. A band of 500 volunteers had
re-entered Tuscany. On the 10Th nlt. sixty
Pontifcal gendarmes are said to have encount-
cred three hundred and fifty Garibaldians in a
grolto near Monte6ascons. A contest ensued,
in which the latter were defeated, the brother Of
Orsini being killed, but owing TO the darkness
Of the night the Papal troops fired upon each
other in error, killing five Of the soldiers and
two officers. Papal troops, with supply Of ar.
tillcry, were leaving Rome for the fronlier.-
England had not yet given her consent TO tn,
assembling of Congress for the settlement o
\ the Eastern question, but she is understood L
agree with Austria and Prussia as to the main
tenance ofthe integrity ofthe Ottoman Empire
The House Of Lords had rejected the bill 70
the repeal Of the paper duty, by majority o
80, Lord Lyndhurst asserting the constitution
al right Of the House to reject IT, 10 the Com
mons Lord Palmerston moved for Commute
10 examine the precedents for such acourse.--
In the race for the Derby, Umpire was badl
beaten. Albert Smith, the popular author an
lecturer, died on the 23d ult
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

Tnr General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
church, IN. b., has determined to sever The con
nectaou II used to havs with the Congregation
Il churches, Id Home Missions, and RESUME
fhest strictly denominational character.
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To REMIT.

The DWELLING HOUSE formerly occupied by J
Williamson; also, STA BILE. sItuatetti yest Smyl
ma. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
in7 HALL Il HAZEL.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

07-Ifyou want Fence Board 90 to James E.
Blacks Lumber Yard where you will find a
very choice lot of ii f., u f., 10 f. and 18 f.
lengths, together with a large assortment oil
all kinds of Lumber, at very fair prices.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07
SMtYDNAs DlkM.
THURSDAY, JUNE q, 1850

v8E q TINES is published Every Thursday. b.
Ropr. d. HoFFecxER, Editor and Proprietor, at tht
fsmperaacs Hal, Smyrna, Del.
rsxs-susscaIrrros. year !ssl so in adUance
~ saoo If aot paid I'LL end Of che year. No paper
aisconiiaaed anta all arrears are paid--onay.at he
option Of the Publisher. ri
square Of IL lines, less, first
,assr.ioa so cis each lsbssqueat insertion IS cts
LIBERAL arrangements made. NTH yearly and haJ
yearly adUeriisers.
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MiIltneru Goods.

consisting of large variety Of Bonnets Ribbons Flow
ers Ladies' Dress Caps ChildTens Hats and Caps &C.
which she will sell on the reasonable terms -
she returns ner sincere thanks TO ibe public for the
patronage heretofore bestowed upon her and solicits
continuation Ofihe same. She hopes by strict at.
tenOn 10 business Is merit large share OF patronage
@TBleaching, Pressing and Coloring done with
nealness and dispatch. Mrs. S. A. FOLSOM.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

both Swaihing and Gripping, and will have them
ready for use in time for the ensuing Harvest
He has received two premiums at Exhibitions IL
MARYLAND and certificate Of merit at the Kent Coun
" tDel) Fair. Those in want Of Cradles will please
send in their orders early. Cradles REPAIRED with
neatness and dispatch.
ALSO, WAGONS AND CARTS made to order with
all other things in the Wieelwrghl business:
I'M WIN ii. 5TAKF.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

The subscriber ID DESTROYS 10 purchase aCOLORED
WOMAN not less than sixteen years of age TO serve
ioE o. Term Of years, JOHN LAVENDER
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

MExIco.--The recent advces from Mexico
are Of more favorable character than any re-
ceiyed hitherto, and seem to afford strong hopes
OF the success otthe Liberal party in the perma-
nent occupation Of the whole country. If the
Jasrez party succeed in gaining possession Of
the capital, As well as the seaboard, there would
seem TO be no good reason why any foreign
country shat! longer refuse torecognize that as
The rightful government Of the country. Soch
are their present prospects,.
\ The full power said to be eosferred upon
Senior Mata. The Mexican minister at Washing.
ton, may SECURE The ratification Of the treaty
1 with such notifications as our government de-
j sires. This. together with the improved proc
poets of tho Liberals. Will have the effect e
4 strengthen the chances for ratification pf thu
ltreaty.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

Steel Skirts, &c.
Just received, another LARGE lot of Steel
Skits.
Hoops for so 81 IL Hoops for SO SO
8 do "A "a do 90
10 do 56 80 do 25
40 HOOPS FOR So
The above are of the best quality, being made
of Watch spring steel. Also, a large lot of
MOHAIR MITTS, very cheap; with large
assortment of SUMMER GOODS, which we
are selling at very small profits.
jn7 ]. HENRY JEFFERSON.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07
Notice to the Public.

The subscriber. having removed from her former
place OF business to Main street, opposite the old Post
Office, would respectfully inform her friends and The
public generally lhatshe has opened her stock offspring
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07
Roofs and Shoes.

N. Rim consequence Of the Ill health of her hus,
band he not being able attend 20 his business as
French Morocco, UndIessed Morocco and Kid Boots
Ladies' Slippers, and Children's CATER Boots Shoes
&C., which she DESTROYS seiling Please call and ex.
amlne for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere
Prices below competition ml3 Mrs s. AT
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

Body RecoUered.-The body of Mr.. James
Jones, who was drowned at the wharf on Sat-
urday night, was yesterday found about FIVE
miles below the city. 1t was brought up and
decenily buried in our cemetery. Mr.. Jones,
we understand, was formerly of Delaware, and
has been resident of this city some three
months, and had been employed at the Madi-
son House. He was youRg man, a long ways
from home, without money, and with but few
acquaintances. In peace may he rest.
Below we give an article from Coroner
| Walton:
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07
Notice to Farmers,
Grain Cradles,

AND TO ALL OTHERS INTERESTED.
The subscriber is now manufacturing, Of the hes
n large nnmher of
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

I WY FCoPt~tFHFIJf 4
ERASMUS WALTON, Coroner.
MIR. Jones had only been here about three
mouths and ali who knew him roncor in the
opinion that be was decent and upright young
man. =. w.
Smyrna times., 1860-06-07

Eds Mall yesterday evening (sunser
| was called on to hold an inquest over dead
body found down the river about five miles,
near Causes bar. | forthwith summoned a
Jury aud went down. and found it to be the
dead body of young man named James Jones,
who WINS drowned while bathing on last Satur-
day night at the wharf in this city---there be-
ing three gentlemen with him who had gone
10 battle, and they so testified. An impression
seems 10 be prevalent that there were marks Of
violence supposed to be seen on the body of the
deceased. bat, on careful examination, it was
found to be untrue. 1t was stated that he was
4 from Smyrna, Delaware, and was at work with
MIR. Saurin, at bis carriage shop in this city.
Please insert above, and request the Della
sua "a ma nars m canv
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SUDDEN DEArH.-We learn that on Tues
day evening last, Mrs. Martha Sparks, wife
of Mr.. A. j.. Sparks, of this county, walked
out from her residence a short distance, APP
parently in usual health, sat down, and in a
few minutes was a corpse. She was about
26 years old, and has left three small chill
dren. 1arb0rO' Southerner.
~ A bill has passed the lower House Of
the New Jersey Legislature, furnishing with
severe penalties any person who may organ
ize in that State an expedition for the inva-
sion of another State. 1t is intended to pre-
vent, as far as possible, the commission of
the crimes which have led John Brown and
his followers to an ignomious end.
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Read the following Certificate

We tAs uadersigned 5ave used and known used
the Receipt advertised by Rokt. NJ. Brown, ESQ.,.
for the cure If Bets or Grubs in hoTses. and con.
slider it the bss. remedy known. for that disease.
Indeed, we hsrs rover known it fail giving roiief
in the very first instance, even when horses wer,
suffering the sLverest aeon1. And Ike remedy is
quick and efectual. Yer the benefit of every
body, and especially tor the kspsft of that noble
aniual-the Horse-we recommend al to procure
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr.. X.
NJ. Browns remedy to be used in very many in
stances, and never without effect. In NoEs eases
it has accomplished Astonishing cures.
j. L. BENNETT, 7. 2. HOLLEMAE,
P. r. JONES, JOHN BENNETT,
EDWIN H0LLEMAE, of Wake County.
JOHN R. WARD, A.P. STROUD,
D: N. DURHAM, of Orange County, N. G.
JOHN G. BURGESS, WIN. Il. burgess.
Randolph County. n.
W. W. cox.
Clayton. Johnston, N. O.
New Hill, Wake CO., Jan. /, 1890. I9-Iy
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BE MERCIFUL,
10 THE NOBLE ANINAL-THE HORNE.

E is criminal who will allow his Horse TO die
Ii with the Bots, or similar disease, when IL i,
in his power to always have on hand a remedy that
will cure the disease and save the Horses life.
Browns Eemedy has been before the public for
several yeas rast, and has been tried by hun
drsds, perhaps thousands, and the Proprietor
has yet to hear OF the frst instance in which
1t failed to give relief. When given as directed.
III fails, the money will be refunded. For ONE
DoLLAR, this valuable Recipe, together with
oeaeEs, which will SefSund conducive to the health
and thfit Of thu Horse, and a great prevs tative
Of DistenPsF. Addyass
r. n. BROWN, P. NJ.
New Hill P. O., Wake CO., N. G..
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world. One too many, OF oie less than ans-gL w.t..t
Involve the attributes OF ts Deity. Bat tEe world j.
not all converted nor has Temperance YET prevailed
universally. But why is it so ? Who is TO blame
The answer to these questions may be found in the
deprayity of human nature-the opposition of our
wills to the will of God. Ifmany, who are unwilling
to act their proper part in the great drama of human
life, would only remain neutral, the agents employed
would surely accomplish the designs of the Almighty.
But alasl alas none are capable of occupying
neutral grounds. :" Whoever is not for u.s. said
Christ, " is against u.s. And he that gathereth not
with us, scattereth abroad" And those members of
the church Of God, and ministers, who stand violently
opposed to this measure, must reap a most dreadful
reward.
Your correspondent lives in a portion of country
where his heart is often made to bleed on account of
some such characters. What is to be done, brethren
OF the Order, to enlighten certain classes of religion
lists, who are as yet seemingly unconvinced? fthe
lect the ruined health, character and reputation of
thousands of the children of men the bloated face,
the fetid breath and ruined state of the inebriate the
midnight reveling and bacchanalian song; if all these
| say, and thousands more which daily observation
brings to light, cannot convince them, what, o ! what
is to be done for them :? And yet there are MINIS
TERS of the gospel of the grace of God, in Western
North Carolina, who preach against the Order!! They
are not willing to give us credit even for our sobriety;
and much of their Sabbath ministrations consists in
denunciations of the Sons of Temperance. One thing,
however. is very observable, namely their members
are frequently found with the swine in the gutter. A
just retribution for the vile and abominable teachings
to which they are most tenaciously attached. The day
of such men viii soon close in everlasting night
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For the Spirit of the Age.

Mr.. EDITOR My pen has lain idle SO long that l am
scarcely able TO make it perform what l design.
1 have been thinking to-day what a vast amount OF
moral action is neutraliZed by the efforts of the vota-
Ties Of the rum-god. Powerful and etfectual are the
numerous nstrumentalities OF both the church ana
satanic majesty and speedily would the work be done
could we concentrate our forces upon the great object
in view. But unfortunately for our Order and the
Church, it requires at least two-thirds OF our combin
ed action to counterfeit the opposition of our enemies
to our side Of the question. What a fearful RESPONSE
biity. therefore, is incurred by men who stand oppos
cd to this enterpriseI The condemnation will not b.
measured by their want of proper moral action in thi
reform, but by the amount of moral action they hay,
neutralized by their reaction against the instrumental
tiles employed.
7 conceive that God has created and set in actioi
net a efficiency Of agents to convert and save tn
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOX TIE CUEE Of
Conferences, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, indigestion,
Dysentery. Foul Stomach, Erysfpelas, Headache.
Piles, Rheumatisra. E,1sptioas and SKIN Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, letter, 1hmovs and
SAX Rheuna, Worms, Goas, Neurulgia, as q
Dinner PHI, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of q
family physic.
Price e5 cents Per Boz; Five boxes for S1o0.
Greatnumbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of BY unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand Ayers. and take no others. Tn sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale By
Sold by Williams & Haywood Raleigh: Porter 4
Gorrel, Greensboro: Henderson & Ennis, Salisbury
and all merchants generally.
AT wholesale by ". A. & c. A. Santos, Norfolk, Va.
Purcell, LGdd & Co. Richmond Va.
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REMEMBER, THE UNION STILL STANDS!
ALEXANDER CREECH
AT HOME,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,


II AS now received his Spring and Summer
IL stock of Sta lie and Fancy Dry Goods for
1860, embr icing a grert variety of styles Of
Ladies Dress Goods,
of the newest styles and latest importations, which
be respectfully asks his friends and customers to
call and examine. He thinks theyean find some
thing that will suit them, for he has a large and
complete stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Bonnets and Flats.
White Grape, some very hanisomely Trimmed,
Straw, Braid and Leghorn Bonnets, q large as
sortment, Ladies' and Misses Flats.
He hatiers himself that he has got much the
largest and best assortment to be found in the
city of Raleigh. Customers can by calling and
looking satisfy themselves.
Shawls, Wrappers, Ribbons, &c.
Summer Shawls aud Wrappers, Ribbons, EN-.
broideries, Hoop Skirts and silk Para.ols.
Hats ! Hats
Beehe Moleskin Hats Black and Fancy Soft
Hats, Straw, Braid and Leghorn Hats for men and
boys. His is the house to buy Hats at, as he ha.
a large and fine ass, rtment.
Boots and Shoes.
A great variety of all sizes and styles.
Now customers, this is no humbug or idle chat
for be means what he says and says what he means
When y1u see A. Creech above the door wall
right 10 you will find him always ready anS
willing to give you the worth of your money.
A. CREECH.
Raleigh, March "a, 1860. 3l-5t
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE,

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 B Ogburn, Lochleven L N
Savage, Suffolk, Va; c j Peterson, Dallas; James
A. Chapman, Batesville, Miss. John D.. Boone,
Murfree sboro' C. r. Deanes, J. L. Jenkins, p. W.
Jenkins, Woodland: j II Hughes, W + Blame, Mrs
Martha S Crowder. Black Walnut; ] L Kidwell, Wash
ington, d. c.; W NJ Robson, Clover Garden Miss
Sallie Manning, Boydton, Va; Dennis Simmons, Nor.
folk E A Harris, Harris Depot; 7 NJ Elliott, Miss
Ellen McAllister, .Milledgeviile; NJ L Patterson, ID F
Davis, Flat Shoal John W jenkins, Hotel Mrs Mary
Pearce, Gainesville, Fla; Miss Sarah Warters, Green's
boro'; w X McSwain, Ark; 8 J G Way, Henderson,
Ca; Miss Mary E Busbee, Ringwood; Mrs E F Dick
ey, Greensboro; Mrs NJ j Bunny, Texas; Aaron Warn
James Meares, G Warn, Braxton's Bridge; Hiram Law
son, Greensville, ILL.,; John Redfearn. sr, Whites
Store; w A Willeford, Concord John Hawthorn, L
N lite, W d A Jeter, John A Walker, Forksville, Va.
8 Ii a Cope. Uniontown, Ala; Benz. p Edwards,
Mountain Greek; Ransom Gulley, Shelbyvile; j r
Ball, Franklinton: Job Hare, Gatesville; J IL Crowell,
Oakville; David Woods, Clay Hill Isaac Frazier, Will
son Montgomery, Charlotte; W j Cox. Roxobel; j c
Smith M0rven Mrs r C Robbins, Hamburg, Ala; 5 j
II Leigh, Montgomery, Ala; John Elliott, Manches-
ter; John II Lowry, n II Lowry, Oak Ridge Miss C
Garrison, Mrs Jane Chambers r w Pickcns. Reems'
Creek; Mics G Dooley, Stockville; Mrs NJ c Weaver,
French Broad; 5 Z Butts, Fulton, Miss; 2 Hugh Nc
Alden. Oak Hill; Miss N Northcross, Poplar Mount
j Hodges, VIM Chism, John Brown, Barksdale; Mrs
Jane Harrison, Pleasant Grove; Edw'd Cameron,
Hookerton James p Pigott. Straits; JAS A Horton,
JAS Adams, Washington; Miss C A c Carter. SaXapa-
haw Z B Snipes, Pittsboro'; L NJ Whitehead, New
ton Owen, Foust's Mills Mrs E NJ Meyer, w j Ross,
Albemarle Jas r Watson, Floydsville A + Harris, b
j Burgin, Swannanoa; John Burgin, Ashevillc.
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I

On the sih inst. by B. D. Austin, ESQ, Mr.. John j.
Medlin to Miss Patience Smith, second daughter of
Mr.. Burrel b. Smith, all of Union county, N. c.
In Alamance county, on Sunday morning, the 18th
ult. by Samuel n. Bradshaw, Esq, Mr., john Ray to
Miss Letha Crabtree, both of Saxapahaw,
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of r Z: Kayler,
by the Rev. N. H. KaylsP. Mr.. VIM. A. Williams to
Miss Martha C. Null, all . BSrke e9Hnty. Nc.
In Wilson on the 18th inst, by Rev. Dr.. Deems, Mr.
Joseph H. Foy, Editor of the Wilson Ledger, to Miss
Kate j, Battle, daughter of Rev AMOS j. Battle.
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WATCHEs! WATCHEs!!

GOLD AND SILVER.
L,FYoU WANT TO BUYAvERYE FINE Watch.
J. 1 have them for sale.
Joseph johnson, Church St., 10 Jewelled.
1 have sold them for. thirty years-always gave
entire satisfaction.
Will. Dixon Watch, Equally as Good,
1 have sold Thousands of Dollars worth of the
above Watches, and Aerer had one returned. Al.o,
The American Watch--Two Makers.
Warranted excellent Time keepers-durable
Watch.
Together with very fne GENEVA WATCH, for
Ladies, large assortment.
Those wanting a Watch to keep time by will do
well to call, as tee Watches shall be as represcn-
ted. Twill sell as cheap ast ey can be bought
lseWbere. JOHN C. PALMER.
Raleigh, Feb. 8, 1860. 2s-tr
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RIRTT OF

AT q regular meeting of Flat Rock Division, No.
$50. on Saturday, March 18th, 1860, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were presented by Bro. j. w.
Freeman, and on motion they were unanimously
adopted.
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased God in his infinite wisdom,
to remove from our midst by the hand of death. our
sister, Lucy Mitchell. consort OF Bro. A. c. Mitchell,
and whereas, we highly appreciate her sterling worth,
and deeply deplore and sorrow at, her untimcly death;
therefore.
Resolved. That while we bow with humble submis-
sion to the decree of the great Patriarch above. who
holds in his hands the issues Of life and death, we la
ment the death of one so young, and who was quail
fed to be SO useful.
That we tender to her bereaved husband. her mourn
ing parents and sorrowing relatives, our deepest SYM
pathy and coincidence, in this their sad and peculiarly
painful bereavement. commencing them to Almighty
God, and praying that he may sanctify this affecting
dispensation of his providence unto them and mingle
with their sorrows the consoliEg and cheering inhu-
ences of his grace and spirit, and fully prepare them
for an eternal reunion at the throne Of God, for we
confidently believe she has been removed from sore
Affections on earth to n blessed abode in Heaven.
That in appreciation of the many virtues of our de-
parted sister, and in testimony of our sorrow at her
loss. these resolutions be entered in full on the r.. s.
book, and that the gavel be dressed in mourning for
four meetings of the Division.
That copies of these resolutions be given to her be
reaved husband and griefstricken parents and that
a copy be sent to the Spirit of the Age, with a request
to publish. W SPENCER, +. S.
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BOOTHE & PARMENTER'S
Celebrated Sewing Machines.

TNHESE Machines sew from two spools as Pur-
chased from. she store, requiring no rewinding
Of thread. They stitch, bind, fell and gather, in a
superior st, lie, and excel all other machines in en-
broidery. Price of the Machines, $50.
G. ii. THOMPSON, ag't for Raleigh, JOS
JONES, Gen1 agt for n. c.
Feb. e5th, 1850. 27-zm