Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-11-07

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orucbinp ninety tons of quartz every twenty
fonr hours. which is brought to the Mill on a
nr;yate railroad. A net income of 5000, 900 /
= wear, if properly invested, will make him
rich. and Jessie is probably as we'll off as if
he had been elected President.
Bg~ 1t was a longed wished for desitera-
tum, so to combine articles for the hair. that
while you had a preparation which would
cover the bald heads with a luxuriant
growth, ~restoring-and preserving when re-
stored-the color from grey to its natural
shade, you might with these qualities have
an elegant dressing for the Hair. Mostof the
Restoratlves, so called, are made of water.
leave the hair harsh and dry. necessitat;no
the use of a wash afterwards to make the
hair look decently. We are happy to say
that in Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Restor-
alive all these qualities are combined II Is
composed OF Oil and stimulating spirits,
which makes it a nice dressing. 1t is a per.
feet restorative for the bald and grey.
A man named Redding Hawkins was run
over by the train near Kinston, Lenoir, N. c.,
on Friday evening last, and shockingly in
Jured. His skull was fractured and one leg
cut oil. 1t is thought he cannot possibly
survive.
Coon ADvICE.-Those who wish to do good.
but hesitate to do it, would do well to read
the following. The reason may be suggest
cd to them by tlta perusal:
DO not delude yourself with the idea that
you can please everybody. Who ever knew
anybody that was worth anything that had
nobody to find fault with him? You would
have to do evil in many cases to please the
evil; fiatter some to crafty their pride; in
dulge the selfish, submit to the tyrannnical,
be a tool for the ambitious, and be careful
not to have anything as good as those who
desire to have everything superior to their
n~eighbors. If you are a public man, should
you be diligent, you must expect to have
many secretly dislike you and talk against
you, for your success; and if you accomplish
little, though many show themselves friendly.
it often leaks out that some who appear plea
SAINT to you, can do thus because they do not
fear your rivalry-they may smile upon you
outwardly, and yet have contempt for your
ineficiency. Always do that which is right,
be diligent, do the most you can, pay no re-
gard to fault-finders, and you will find as
many friends as any sensible man need
desire.
CURE FOR DIPfHERIA.-Ihe Cincinnati
Press says that
In the early stages ofthis complaint, which
= is always accompanied by a soreness and
swelling of the throat, let the patient use a
a simple solution of salt and water as a gar
gle every fifteen minutes. At the same
time moisten a piece of flannel with a solu.
ton of the same kind, made as warm as the
patient can bear it, and bind it around his
throat, renewing it as often as the gargle is
administered, and meanwhile sprinkling fine
salt between the flannel and the neck. Use
lnwardiy some tonic or, stimulant, either sep
arately, or, If the prostration be great, u.s.
both together. The treatment as may b.
seen, Is extremely simple, and if used in The
early stages of the disease, will effect a com
plete cure"
~ Mr.. W. R. Hunter, the Children.
Friend" whose name is as familiar as house
hold words throughout the country, delivered
an address on the subject of Temperance, a
the Methodist Church at High Point, last week
New BRECKENRIDGE PAPER.-We have re
ceived the first number ola new Brecklnridg
and Lane paper, styled the " Hillsboro' Plain
dealer" and published by I. L. Cooley. |
is very tastefully arranged and neatly printed
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Josiah Lee & Co
the celebrated Baltimore bankers, have close
their clearinghouse and made an assignment
Messrs. APPLETON & Co., have closed door:
There are rumors that other prominer
houses have suspended.
New HANovER.-We understand that til
aggregate population of New Hanover wi
sum up about twenty-one thousand four hui
dred.-W1. Journal
Wake County, we learn will sum u
about Twenty-Five thousand five hundred.
s@A barber having a very intemperat
man to shave on Sunday, begged him to kee
his mouth shut, as it was a punishable offer
to open a rum hole on the Sabbath.
FRAUDS IN MEDIcINEs.-At a recent Co
vention of Apothecaries, in the city of Ne
York, one of the committees reported tn
frauds in medicines are carried on in tn
country, to an extent of which the public c,
form no conception, and that the amount
mischief caused thereby is enormous and a
palling.
Gag The Fair of the Duplin county Ag1
cultural Society will be held at the Fa
Grounds near Kenansville on the 18th, 16t
18th days of November 1860. The addre
is to be delivered by R. II. Cowan, Esq.
A POEM BY A SOUTHERN LADY.-Mrs.
Virginia French, Virginia Smith,, the gift
Southern poetess, has engaged to read a p
EN- at the commencement of College Tempt
Newman, Georgia, on the 14th of Novembe
She has selected for her theme 'The "
men of Georgia"
~ The Augusta (Ga). Dispatch lear
through a letter from the Hon. Howell Col
that the President and Cabinet nave G.
Rudler's case under advisement, and th
steps will soon be taken for his relief.
, DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-''There is nothil
in the shape of medicine selling like it
: Canada. 1t is superseding and giving bett
satisfaction than any other article now
: the Canada market"
E. HEARTWELL, London, c.. W:
l DEATH OF SHERIDAN KNowLEs.-The
l NOUS author, Sheridan Knowles, was recent
lost in the steamer Arabic, on her voya
from Hull to Cronsta6t.
. The VERY BEST NO DoUBT OF IT ?
, WHAT?-Why, Heimstreet's Ininaita5le Fl;
: Restorative. Everybody who uses it reco
6 mends it.
: Price SOC and $1,000 per bottle. Sold e.
. rywhere.
: w. E. HAGAN & CO., Troy, N. Y.
o GARIBALDI AND THE HUNGARIANs.-Ga
! baldi has issued ore decree which can I
fail to stir the bile of Austria, for it refers
the Hungarian volunteers. Depots are op,
= ed at Naples and Messina for Hungarian
cfuits, and it is given out that Garibaldi l
pledged himself to repay Hungarian serv
! with his sword.
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SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 Mrs E Wicker. Mrs E J
rynan, Mrs Sarah Thomas, Long Street: Della b,
en-, Ran swamp; = cHEollowell; Dudley Depot; Is
| Stills, Mrs L A Clifton, Rolesyille. James ri .Justi