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anything for you. But I've been very
and still you prayed for me-O, dear p
9 wept so bitterly that Josephine was
d affected. She had not thought to
fh his heart SO deeply. She soothed him
kindness, and then told him of his good
her in Heaven Of His infinite love-
tried to impress upon his mind good
Solutions. She showed him that the
ward Of obedience is happiness, and that
dlsobedience is misery.
Nobody ever told me that, before Miss
e. Mrs. Kent told me that God hated such
wicked boy as I. She said 'twould do nc
Cd for me to go to. Injecting sr Sunday
Ehool, for was so bad. But, if God is re.
y my Father, | will try to be good if he
yes me, l VIII be goodI"
Then, said Josephine, joyfully, l shall not
e sorry that | have borne with your faults.
shall be proud to call you brother !"
Clinton sprang to his feet. Newly ava
Tened confidence and hope shone brightly on
PIs fearful face. He caught her hand and
with kisses. "Dear Miss Lee" he
sried, you shan't say again that 1 returned
love in bad conduct. You shall yet be
proud of me I"
Such is the influence of Lowell O, how
many children, poor, and friendless, are tread.
ne the downward path, and there is no
band stretched forth to save
"The heart must
Leap kindly back to Kindness"
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For Young Men to Think Of.

In the latest Of his preachings upon "Pop.
ular Proverbs" DIR. Holland closes d Thought
ful and suggestive discourse on Sensual
Pleasure, with the following earnest remarks
to young men, which deserve to be thought
Of:
"Ohl il this world could rise out Of this
swamp Of ~sensuality, rank with weeds and
dark with deadly vapors-full of yipers,
thick with pitfalls, lurid with deceptive lights
and stand upon the secure heights of virtue,
where Gods sun shines, and the winds of
heaven breathe blandly and BEAUTIFULLY, how
would human life become blest and beautiful!
The great burden of the world rolled off,
how could it spring forward into a grand ca
reer of prosperity and progressi This
change for this country rests almost entirely
upon the young men Of the country. It lies
with them, more than any other class, to say
whether this country shall descend still low
er in its path to brutality, or rise higher than
the standard Of its Hottest dreams. The de-
voices of sense themselves have greatly lost
their power of good, and Comparatively few
will change their course Of life. Woman
will be pure if men will be true. Young
men, this great result abides with you'll II
you could see how beautiful a flower grows
upon the thorny stock of self denial, you
could give the plant the honor it deserves
If it seems hard and homely, despise 1t not;
for in it sleeps the beauty of heaven and the
breath Of angels. If you do not witness the
glory of its blossomings during the day Of
life, its petals will open when the night Of
death comes, and gladden. your eyes with
their marvellous loneliness, and fill your soul
with their grateful perfume"
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DIR. BRONSON, having been so far redpced bv
consumption, as to be considered beyond ali hope
Of recovery by the most eminent Of The medical
profession, and also by himself-a regular physi-
cian OF twenty years practice-as q last resort.
conceiVed the idea Of ANALYZING the BLOOD,
and applying the subject of physiology to the
mare immediate connection, and effect Of the state
81 tho blood upon the health and system. The
result has been the production of this . BLOOD
f0ODs. from the use Of which, DIR. Bronson was
restored to perfect health. Within six months AZ.
Ter us introduction, over two thousand eonsump-
eTes were saeetuaily cured by it. If Won have
any complaints of q consumptiye tendencvE
Co"gh, cold, head.achs Peipitatioa of tie heart.
toss Of dppehte, o. poiz IN fke ride. lose m t;ma IN
procuring q bottle of the aBLoOD FOODp II
you are suffering from Nsrvous DeL;l;tu. or vour
sleep IS broken ana disturbed, if your Spsrits are
depressed or Jour Organs RELAXED, You viii and
in this an unfailing remedy, BY eommenc;nc WITH
ten drops Ii yoar Lsssr is torpid or diseased In
any manner whatever, one or t,so bottles win he
sure to inyigorate, and bring it into lively and
nealtnInl action. In the most inveterate eases of
Dyspepe'a, the patient can here find the most
efnclent and grateful relief. A benefit Il alvavs
experienced after taking only one bottle. In
male or fenaie complaints and weakness the suf-
/ ierer, afser trying other remedies in vain. NAV
rest assured, that q certain cure will result from
the use Of two or three bottles. The "BLOOD
. Is ~effeetual in all cases of Eruptions. Salt
anu otner ilko complaints. Pale
ana emAe1ated ehildren and adults are inueai-
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the body and color and beauty to the skin. Pin.
steians :f all schools are using it with wonderful
For full directions, sec circulars. Price 81 per
bottle. Pei
Sold BY CHURCH q DUPONT. Drus,;..
No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York,
And BY al respectable Druggists throughout III
country. IT,
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The medicines were selected solely with rao.,d
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Physicians orders will be carefully and n,oun,
y filled at a small advance on wholesale nr;ces
They keep constantly on hand every articlee 10 h.
found in a first class Drug Store.
SOAPS of all qualities.
silver SOAP for cleaning Silver Ware. aI.,,
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fuesioe
KIND WORD.

The following extract, from q new book an.
Titled The Harvest of Love- illustrates
the influence of a kind word
t. Clinton, sit down by me, 1 want 10 tall
with you a while" ~A
The child wonderingly obeyed.
am going to tell you a true story .he,,.
myself, Clinton. Not long ago / lived with !
kind father and mother, and two dear broth
ers. we were very happy, till one sad day
my DIGEST brother went away, and I have not
heard from him since. Then my dear father
and mother died, and Charlie and I were left
alone. Y, how | loved little Charlie / He
wasa dear little fellow, just about your size.
WIN olack eyes and curly hair. The first
lew Gays OF school, when you were q good
boy, thought you were like him. But the
and lonely, then r'
She ceased speaking, and went silently
CLINTON forgot everything but his interest in
shoulder. uPon ner
when came to 0akville, +" she resumed
was a stranger but | soon found friends
among my scholars. There was one that 70,
minced me OF my little brother that died and
my neart went out to him in love. Peonla
told me mat ne was not a good bow: that he
would return my love in bad condnet b,t 7
didn't believe It. When 1 learned tat he
too, was a lonely orphan, 1 loved him Al, ~,
more. l said to myself that 1 wonld hsne
him for my brother and every morr;ne
have prayed God to bless him. Clinton
do you know who that little boy is ~
The child bowed his head.
GLOW do you think my love and kindness
have been returnedY ~
Clinton did not heed the question b,t
asked, in atrembling voice, " did you really
think that might be your brother? Is t
true that you prayed for me-
Do you not believe my word, Clintonp
Yes, 0, yes-but if / had only known II +,
If could have known it !" And he burst into
. passion of tears. There was a depth Of an.
guish, Of selfreproach, in the tones. that
thrilled Josephine's heart.
"nI had known that you loved me so. |
would have been so good! l would have
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Days and months have lengethened into years
Since ! babe thee a last adieu,
Mid hopes and doubts, and smiles and tears
With love unchanging, as twas true.
Since, 1 have not looked upon thy gentle brow.
Nor into the depths of thy loving eyes,;
FOR thou art far from me now,
dwelling meath the light Of other skies.
Could l but once again greet thee.
Iwould for this long absence repay,
But the lingering hope to meet thee,
Long since hath passed away.
yet change, nor absence, nor a distant cline.
Nor aught on earth can Ger enace
The memory Of that olden time,
The pleasures Of those happy DAYS.
They tell me, thou art happy now, no cloud
Fer fingers on that sunny face,
Where erst thy head in sorrow bowed.
Brightest sunlight round thee plays.
They tell me, thy hearts deepest love e
Thou hast wholly given to one, q
Nay ne all thy fondest wishes prove.
Mayest thou never feel sad and lone.
They ten me, thy cottage home
isthe scene of affections bright,
OH there, may sorrow never come
10 cast upon thy hopes . blight.
may the dearest love- and the sweetest joy
Tint this earth hath ever given.
Freely bless thy lot without alloy,
And :" may we meet in heaven
Mcdowell, N. c..
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NORTH CAROLINA BOOK BINDERY.
DeCarteret and Armstrong
Book Binders and Blank Book Mann
f~aeturers.
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Deer The North Carolina Book Store.
V associated themselves together, for tie
Apurpoae of carrying on the Book Binding
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Their advantages are such, that thoy are now
prepared to do all kinds of Binding from plain to
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They would call particular attention to their uniaue
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Newspapers of all kinds, bound in a strong and
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Supreme Court Reports, 10000 vols. having
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Having a fine Cutting Machine, we are pre-
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q manner and at a price almost as cheap as it can
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Pamphlets of all kinds taken from the printer
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Work sent from a dis tanee will be done up with
dispatch, and carefully repacked and forwarded
back without delay. j. q. DECARTERET,
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
RALEIGH, N. C.
January 2Sth. 1860. &c
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."Y THE subscriber would inform the
~ public generally, that he has recent
@N ly taken the GOLD STAND" well
known by everybody, west of the "Capitol
Square" and formerly occupied by VIM. F. Clarke,
and is fully prepared to carry on the
Coach-making
In all its various branches, and in the very best
style.
~ Prices to salt the times. .I
Persons will do well to call and examine for
Themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice, and in
the very best manner. JAMES BASHFORD.
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LAW BOOKS.

A Law Dictionary And Glossary. Containing
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common and civil Law. Together with transla-
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Embracing, also, all the principal, common anJ
civil law maxims, by Alexander M. Burrill.
Anew and enlarged edition. For sale bv
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North Carolina MutnaI In.n-a..c-
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AlisttlIansoas.
PITT COUNTY FEMaIp Iusn1T11n7

TIT COUNTY FEMALE INSTITUTE.
'NaE first session of this school will open Tues
Jay the 10Th Of January, 1860, under the su-
perintendenee 0 fEDWIN G. MOORE. A. II. as.
sisted by competent instructors.
Terms:
English, including higher Mathematics, SIS 90
Primary branch es, 10 M
Latin, Greek or French, each, extra. 90
pNH' WIN use OF instrument, 20 90
hoard, exclusive of lights and fuel S. per month,
me board and tuition will be required, one half
in advance and the other half at the close of tbe
term. Students charged from time of entrance
and no deduction for absence unless in cases Of
protracted sickness.
The school is located near Marlboro. on the
Greenyille and Wilson Plank Road, twenty miles
east of the latter place, in a. healthy, moral and
intelligent community. No pains will be spared
to secure the health and comfort of the pupils.
while their moral improvement will be cared for
as well as their mental advancement,
For further particulars address the Princ;pa,- or
?. e. HINES, Prest.
Dec. II, 1859. I7M3m
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TO PHYSICIANS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
All who need Articles in the Drue Inns

AN who need Articles in the Drug Line.
ID +. PEscUD is again at his post. after =,
: absence of several weeks in New York and
other northern cities, where he has been maxim
his purchases for the Fall trade, and # oives HIS
pleasure to be able 10 assure his old friends and
the public generally, that he is now better pre-
pared than ever to supply all they require in his
nne OF business at unprec edentedly low prices
MS Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Perfume
=, Ioret Articles, Brushes, Window Glass, Cf-
gars, Tobacco, Condiments, Spices, are Of the
most superb quality, and the prices and terms 10
casn or prompt dealers, will be satisfactory in
every respect. His long experience in business.
and his knowledge of the wants of his customsrs
give him superior advantages, and he hopes ali
ms oid friends, and many new ones, viii can or
send him their orders when in need of anv artic;.s
1t Is needless to enumerate his stock he will on.
~ add that it is complete and much larger thar
from time to time. i
foods put up neatly, packed carefully, and for
Warded with the utmost dispatch to any part of
the country in this State and Virginia.
Raleigh, Sept 9, 1859. at
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For the Spirit of the Age.
Epltaph on One of shakspeare's Striking
Characters
ne died q poor sinner, of eating too much.
Though his tanker companions had warn,d him nj soc,
He toasted while living, while eating be diea.
mith q oottle and sack pitcher hard by his side,
Yet a Jolly and good natured rascal was he.
VINO loved nothing more than a supper or suree
And cared not a fig for the troubles Of life.
For troubles, he had none-not even a wife.
yet never a hostess he'd willingly pass,
and Nym was no sooner to fondle a lass.
ne robbed peaceful subjects not caring for wealth
But hlched for OLD sAcK'' which was drank 10 the,.
health.
The payment OF dues was evaded with skin.
SINCE no one hath known him to settle a bill
And when he departed so portIy and proud /
ne len not the "RHrso' to pay for the sbroua
And II charon the ferryman CREDITS his soul.
ne cannot recover a cent of the toll. wTw
hiilardston, Nash county, N. G.
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIFsf
SAP0NIFIER!i
The Ready Family soan Mok..

with which every family, with their ordinary
ki1cnsn grease, can make all their Soap with lit
tie or NO troubleEHar2, Soft or Fancy.
1t will make hard water soft, clean Pain, =.
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Aesndant testimony in favor Of the saponiser.
with tsH and valsatJe receipts fer making differ,
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Va Be sare you get the original and patented
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Ihe'e Gums remove( One dose taken at.
~ moroio or pad mat ter each meal will cure
ter from the SYSTEM dyspepsia.
supplying their place One dose Of to-
anealtny now OF BILE tea spoonfuls will al
lnvlgorating the stom' ways relieve S i G k
acn, causing food TO Headache.
digest well, purifying 90 Only one dose i'm,
the blood, giving tone E mediately r a liz
and health to theN- lColic. wbila
whole machinery, re, One dose ofan
moving the cause of 2peatad ia q -
ne 9isedse-anecung = Sfor Cholera Morbus,
. 1au,cai cure. 90 and a preventive of
Bilious attacks are Cholera.
Sared' and' what is(es Only one bottle is
petter prevented by(H needed to throw ont
tne, oec aslonal use of of the system the eff.
me Liver lnVigorator. fleets of medicine af-
one dose after eat &c } ter a loLg sickness.
,.s 2 sumclent 10 re- One bottle taken for
heve inc stomach and Jaundice removes all
P.c1ens l.e 1000 from > )sallowness or unnat-
rising and souring. ~ ural color from tba
only one dose taken u skin.
before retiring, pre- One dose taken
vents nightmare. short time hafora -
only one dose ta-2 ling gives vigor to the
Ken at nignt, loosens} }appetite and makes
the bowels gently,and THE food dioest wall
cures costiveness.
one dose, often repeated, cures Chronic Diar,
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Complaints yield almost to the first dose.
few bottles viii cure Dropsy by exciting the
absorbents. '
We take pleasure in recommending this med;.
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Fever, and all Fevers of Bilious type. 1t op-
crates with certainty, and thousands are willing to
testify to its wonderful virtues.
All who use it are giving their unanimous tes-
timony in its favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invioora,or
and swallow both together.
Price one dollar per bottle. DR. SANFORD.
Proprletor, No. 335 Broadway, New York. Re.
tailed by all Druggists.
May I, 1859. 81,
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MisteuunrouB.

HILLsBoRoueH n. G. MILITARY Acaprlrv
THIS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED
Il On tas plan OF the Virginia and Seuth Caro-
lima State Military Inftitutions.
Fer . Circular address the Superintendent
COL. G. @. TEw,
$3.50. Hiilsbcroi, N. C.
-soy.I-, lo2s. f9--Iypi
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Garden and Field Seed.
For 1860.
ID +. PESoUD IS IN RECEIPT OF THE
u . most extensive and superior stock Of
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED.
ne has ever offered for sale, and he has only to
inform his customers that they were raised by that
celebrated Scotsman, ROBERT BUST, Pbila-
delphia, to satisfy them of their genuineness and
ted.
My customers can have, upon application, one
OF Buist's Almanacs and Garden Manuals gratis.
Country Merchants and large dealers supplied
at very low prices-and their orders will be filed
with dispatch.
~- Please send in your orders while I have
all the varieties usually required.
Raleigh. Jan. 2sth, 1860. OFF
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sCHUETzE & LUDoLFF,

M AsuFAcTURERs OF IRos T R 4 N e GRAND.
III SQUARE, and PARLoR GRAND PIANO.
FohTEs, made with all the improvements con,
ducive to superiority of tone, touch, and durabili-
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New York, 1851, SO and IS, and in st. Louis,
1859. Dealers, Schools and Families, will save
money ~ calling before purchasing. All instru-
ments guaranteed for three years. Warerooms,
Az BKOOME ST, IA few doors West of Broad
way) NEW YORK.
February 25th, 1860. 27-3m.
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Selling Off At Cost.

M CRAFTSMAN being determined 20 u,ks
IN . room for . large stock Of spring cloth;ne.
Clothing, at cost for caeh. "n1er
jan. 2sth 1860.
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DIR. CUMMINGS NEW WORK.

TINE Great Tribulation, or Things ~omirr m
i the Earth. First and seeond series. By
REV. JOHN CUNNING, D. D., F. r. S. E.
For sale at P0MEROY,s.
Raleigh Feb, 1850. 81
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ARMsTRoNG's W-AsHINGMACHINF

ANeither . borrower nor lender be.
ker loan Oft loses both itself and friend
AAd borrowing aulls the edge Of husbandryn
ne, don't borrow, bnt buy one Of PLEASANT
AKMSIKoNGS WASHING MACHINES from
-. iLnn-NSoN q co, Of this City, who has the
opportunity Of trying the Machines before pareb-
asiDg. fon
we nave tried it m our family, and can con-
scientioasly recommend it to all honse KEEPERS as
e great iaser-ssvirg machine. With this ma,
than one day the washing that formerIv sn,ioS
ca q grew woman three days. Ne rubbing with
the hands Is required, tho washing and rinsjnc he
ing effeetuany done by the machine, ana that too
without injury to.ths clothes.
Raleigh Standard, Sep. %, 1859.
We have tried the Washing Machine rsfar-.d
to in the above notice, and recommand ;...e
great saving ef labar IN our famiI;.-