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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-03-21
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

HIGH BoARD.-ln consequence OF the high
prices that will be charged for board in Char
lesion during the session of the Democratic
Convention there, ($5 a day. it is seriously
talked of changing the place of holding the
Convention. But from the prices quoted for
edibles in that market, which will increase,
of course, with the demand, s. a.day will not
be very exorbitant, after all. Beef is quoted
at 81 II cents a pound; pork 25, turkeys 81
a pair, &c.
The Virginia and other State delegations
are preparing to charter steamers to convey
them to Charleston and serve as hotels for
them during their stay there.
He The ship Luna, from Havre, bound
to New Orleans, was wrecked on the French
coast near Charbourg, and is a total loss.-
She had eighty passengers, who with the
crew, made a total ofone hundred and seven,
only two Of whom were saved. No names
had been obtained.
ANOTHER VIcTIM.-Mrs. Allibone, the oldest
sister of Geo. W. Turner, Esq, who was slain
by John Brown and his associates, was bu-
ried at Charlestown last Friday, by the side
of her brother. She died at Mount Hope Luz
matte ASYLUM, whittier she was taken shortly
! after her brothers death. She never rallied
after his murder, but continued to sink until
her broken spirit burst its earthly bonds and
returned to its Maker. Another murder to
be added to the Harper's Ferry list.
LATER FROM EURoPEl-Sr. JOINS, March
15th.-The steamship Circassian, from Gal
way on the Bird, arrived to-day.
Napoleon's speech on the opening of the
French Chambers says that Tuscany is to be
a separate kingdom. Parma and Modena
may be annexed to Sardinia, and France
will take Savoy for the security of her from
tiers. He hopes the great powers may sec
the necessity of this.
LIVERPOOL, March Cotton sales for the
week 80, 900 bales Market closing very dull
: Middlings and lower grades declined fully one
! eighth on the week. Prices on fair barely
maintained. Imports very heavy. Orleans
fair "a. Middling 67-8. Uplands fair Z
Middling g.. Stock in part 751, 900 bales, in
!, GLIDING 610, 900 American. Breadstuffs qui
i ct and steady. Provisions steady. Consol
94A
The WHEAT PRosPEcT.-For sometime pas
there has been a great cry in the newspaper
about the destruction of the wheat crop. T
Judge from these doleful accounts of the pros
y pect ahead, one would not suppose that ther
d would be one-fourth off crop harvested. W
!, have seen some wheat lately, in travelin
around, and take pleasure in saying we hav
not yet seen a single field killed out. 1t
true that the wheat looks backward-in som
spots thin on the ground !; but we have neve
a. known a bad prospect at this season of tn
s, year followed by a bad crop. On the contr'
Or ~, (paradoxical as it may appear) it is tn
s. very best sign of a good crop.-We are n
lg prophet, but we will venture the predictio
S. that the wheat crop in this section will tn
lg wear be better than it has been since 1857
s. all the croakings of -four spectators to Il
n contrary notwithstanding-AMers Geo
RatchmaB
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANA WAY, on the frs Monday in August,
hts5s, my Negro Boy Damed MADISON,
absoonding weighed about $50 or l5s pounds-fve
feet I've or six inches high. He has been seen
from time to time in my neighborhood, Buffalo
creek, Wake county, but may probably be nov
passing for q free negro in other neigh5orhoods.
He is a a good Ditcher, and will likely seek en-
~ployment in that business. He is a little dropped
shoulders, with long arms, walks with his right
foot forming nearly a square,owing t9his foot being
thrown out Of Place-vhich gives him the appear
ance of limping. BE is of a dark copper color,
high forehead, hair shading very straight when
combed nicely. Has several scars in his hands,
occasioned by careless harding of tools when
young. When roughly spoken to has a down-cast
countenar &C, but ordinarily looks bright and intel.
hgent-
I will give the above Reward for his arrsss and
confinement so that / get him again. He NAV
probably be lound lurking about Raleigh ocession
ably. Ny address is billiard w.. JONES,
Rslesville, Wake Co., N. C.
February, 25th, 1880. aT-tf
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

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SUPREME Court 0PINIoNs.-By Pearson G.
jim doe ex dem. Lafret VS.. Hartman, from
Rowan, affirming the judgment. In Koonce
vs. Wallace from Onslow, affirming the judg-
ment. In State VS.. Sizemore, from Mellow
ell, Judgment reversed. In Darden VS.. Cow
per, from Hartford, judgment reversed andve-
nire de novo. In Holt VS.. Hogan, i n equity,
from Randolph, directing a reference. In
Little VS., Bennett, in equity, from Anson
By BATTLE, ]. In Shaw VS.. Ethridge,
from ~Pasquotank, affirming the Judgment
In McGinnis VS.. Harris, from Cabarrus, affirm
ing the judgment. In Shearin VS.. Shearin,
in equity, from Halifax, affirming the order.
In Curtis VS.. Dudley, in equity, from Bruins
wick, demurrer sustained and bill dismissed
with costs. In Pless VS.. Cable, in equity
from Stanly. In Haynes, VS.. others exparte
from Rnther ford, affirming the decree.
By Manly, Judge.-In Towe VS.. FELTON,
from Perquimans, affirming the Judgment
In Dunton VS.. Doxy, from Currituck, affirm
ing the Judgment. In Mcmillan VS.. Davis
from Bladen, declaring that there is no erro
and directing a procedendo. In Simpson VS.
Spence, in equity, from Ghowan, declaring
all the children entitled. In Woodley VS.
Gallop, in equity from Washington, declarin
the rights Of the parties. In Ramsour vs.
Barrett, in cqnity, from Mscklenburg, demul
rer oyerruld with costs.
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SITUATION WANTED.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale a very desirable
i lot, containing about TEN ACRES of good
land, situated immedi ately on the n. C. Railroad,
about six miles and a half west of Raleigh. The
improvements on the lots are good, and conve-
niently arranged, consisting of a neat cottage,
building, With FIRE places in every room a good
kitchen with two rooms and double chimney; q
90 cd well of water in the yard that nerer fails
also, a good barn and stables, conveniently ar
ranged; and a Mol garden, in a good state of
cultivation, in which there is a fine lot of well Sc
lected peach scions ready for planting.
Persons desiring a bargain, would do well to
examine the premises soon-six and e half miles
west of Raleigh, Asbury Station, N. G. R. R.-or
call on the undersigned at the Biblical Recorder
Office, Raleigh. JOSIAH JONES.
Raleigh, March 18th, 1850. 30-7t
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nGSgMAMs
Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, III. d., Physician Extraordinary
to the Queen.
INHIS well known medicine is no imposition,
IL but a sure and safe remedy for Female Diff
culties and Distractions, from any cause whatever;
and although a powerful remedy, it contains moth.
ing hurtful to the constitution. To married ladiee
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time
bring on the monthly periol with re gularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
%exertionl Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect o cure when all 9TH
er means have failed and although a powerful
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or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved.
For full Particulars, get a pamphlet, free of the
gent.
N.B.-$l and G postage stamps enclosed to
any authorised agent, will ensure a bottle con-
tanning over SO pills, by return mail.
0 MOSES, Rochester, N. Y,
General Agen.
Sold in Raleigh by r. F. Pescud. and in Char
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Nay z, 1854 37-1yeov
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DAVENPORT FEMALE COLLEGE.

HNHE commencement exercises of this ~institu-
i ton will take place during the week begin>
ming 22d April, as follows:
On Sunday ed April, the commencement ser.
men by Rev. VIM. H. Fleming.
On Monday and Tuesday, the examination Of
the several classes.
Young Ladies.
On Tuesday night, the Annual Address before
the Cliosophic Society by Rev. F. A. Mood, A. M.
On Wednesday afternoon, the Literary Address
by Rev. Miles Pickett.
On Wednesday night, the Graduation of the
Senior Class and delivery of Diplomas.
The annual meeting of the Trustees will be
held in the College Chapel, Monday afternoon
23d April.
By order of the Chairman.
3o-3t HENRY M. MOOD, Pres.
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DEATHS.

In this City, on the 18th instant, WILLIAM MARRIOTT,
infant son of Edward e. and Martha S. Harris-aged
six weeks. A flower of unusual beauty and promise
bloomed III the paradise of home and shed its fragrance
and inspired hopes for coming years; but the untimely
drink in the genial dews of parental love, and gathered
little Willie to bloom in the garden Of Paradise forever.
We will not mourn for thee, dear little one; but we
'Close thy sweet eyes calmly and without pain,
And trust in God to meet thee yet again.
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MILITARY TACTICS.

NoopER'S MACoMB'S TACTICS. A concise
system Of instructions and regulations for the
Militia and Volunteers of the United States, come
pretending the exercises snd is of the
infantry, Light Infantry and Rihemen, Cavalry
and Artillery.
Scott's Fnfantry Tactics in 3 volumes.
For sale at
Raleiph. Feb. 1850. 27-
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EF-We regret to hear o the death of Jno.
G. Bowman, Esq, of South Carolina. He
was for many years the able and faithful Ed
itor of the S. c. Temperance Advocate.
s@ A Division ofthe Sons of Temperance
has recently organized at Chester, s. G.;
and another at Kingstree, S. G. The Pal
metto State is making bold efforts to nudity
the liquor traffic, that has so long proved Q
barrier to her social and moral progress and
independence. We strongly believe in this
kind Of notification.
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HENRY d. TURNI

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLER AND STATI0EEH
NO., FAI ETTEvILLE ST, RALEIGH, n
ID. TURNER has on hand, and for
liz at the lowest prices, a large and well
lected assortment Of Les, Medical, Scaoof, 1
illogical and Miscellaneous Books. Also, 4
Editions of Bibles and Prayer Books, in evil
variety Of Binding and size-
md is receiving regularly all the New Wei
in the various departments Of Literature.
School Books.
He respectfully ~solieits the attention Of Sehl
Teachers engaged in the instruction Of youth.
his assortment of School Books, which is vd
extensive, comprising the most valuable xor
now in use
Blank Books.
Els, stock of Blank Books is oompleta, embi
cling every description of AeeCunt, Record q
Memorandum Books.
Stationery.
Every variety of Common and Fancy Ststis
cry, including Writing and wranping PaPe
Steel Pens, of every description and prise, d
Quilts, &c.
Booksellers, Merchants, Teachers, Lisrar
and School Committees supplied on the nos
sonable terms.
All orders promptly attended to.
Raleigh. January %, 1859. 72-t
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BooTHE & PARMENTER,s
Celebrated Sewing Machines,

FTHESE Machines sew from two spocls as pur-
chased from the store, requiring no rexirdine
Of thread They stitch, bind, fell and gather. in a
superior ss lie, and excel all other machines in en-
~broidery. Price of the Machines. $50.
c. H. THOMPSON, ag,t for Raleigh. JOS.
JONES, Gen1 agt for n. c..
Feb. e5th, 1860. 2x-,u
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NoRTH CARoLINA FoRM.nooK.

A N improved edition Of this valuable w-rk
recently published by HENRY D. TUR>
NER, Raleigh, N. c., printed on good paper
and Substantially bound in Law calf. 1t con
tains Forms of all those legal instruments
which people have occasion to use-and furnish
ing also Guide to Justices Of the Peace, Sherifs,
Clerks, Constables, Ccroncrs, School Committees.
&c., &C., to which are added the Constitution
Of North Carolina and Of the United States
an account of the principal Officers Of the
State and of the Counties, titIes of Address, &C.,
&c. Furnished at the unparalleled low price Of
One Dollar, being the cheapest book ever offered
for sale.) When sent BY mail, an extra chargs
of 20 cents viii be required, to cover, Postage. a
liberal discount to those who buy to sell again.
Published and sold Wholesale and retail, by
ii. d. TURNER,
at the North Carolina Book Store.
And by J. B. L~IPPLNCOTT q Co..,
and HAYES 4 ZELL,
Philadelphia,
And by A.S4BARNS 4co,
New Fork.
Raleigh, June is, 1859. b.
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More to be admired than the
Richest Diadem euer
WORN BY KINGS Or EMPERoRs

What! Whya Beautiful Head of Hair.
Because it is the ornament God HimseH prorided
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eye be ever SO sparkling, the teeth be those Of
pearls, il the head is bereft Of its covering. or
the hair be snarled and shriveled, harsh and dry,
or worse still, if sprinkled with gray, nature will
lose rore than half her charms. Prof. Woods
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The Restorative is put up in bottles Of 3 size
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tie the large holds a quart, 40 per cent. more |
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MINERAL TOILET SOAP.

MINERAL TOILET SOAP.
MRS. E.. R.. McG0WA
THE PRoPRIETREsS of this CELEBRATED
il SOAP, which is made from the deposit at
KITTRELLs's SPRING,
has been very much fattered and encouraged by
frequent evidences of its wonderful efficacy, in
curing skin diseases of all kinda, Of the most un-
pleasant and protracted character. The rapid
sale il has met with, and the increasing demand,
has induced her to engage more extensively in
the manufacture Of it. And country merchants,
sn who want to sell it again, can be supplied by
making application to her, or to. P. Z. PEScUD,
Druggist, Raleigh. Price 50 cents per cake.
P. S.-If any one doubts the value Of the Soap,
they viii be referred to various persons who have
used it successfully in the most obstinate cases.
Any other so called Mineral Soap" than that
accompanied by my name and advertisement is
not the genuine KittrsH Soap.
hrs z. R. MCGOWAN.
Raleigh, March Sd, 1850. 2S-tE
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Be not afraid It is no Humbug.

"AVING in my possession many letters Of the
best character, of the many cures the VEG
ETABLE PILE OINTMENT has effected, it is
useless to say any more as to the powerful effect
it has in removing many diseases that originate
from Piles. This ointment have foundits way in
nearly every State in the Union. The directions
are quite simple and if the ointment is used as di-
rected, one box will make q cure. This ointment
is sold only BY myself and John Myatt, and by
sending 81, and 9 cents in postage stamps, a box
WILDE sent any whore in the United States.
Address NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh. N. c.
Raleigh, April 20, 1859. 34...ly
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sWAIMs JUsTICElREvIsED.

THE NORTH CAROLINA MAGISTRATE, 4
i practical guide to the Laws Of the State, and
the decisions of the Supreme Court, defining tbs
duties and jurisdiction of Justices OF the Peace
under the revised code Of 1s54-55, together with
full instructions and numerous forms and rrece-
dents, By EDWARD CANTWELL, ESQ, Ii. B
Counscller at Law. One vol. Svo., containing
nearly coo pages, handsomely printed on gooe
paper, and well bound, in law binding. Price =
so. Postage So cents. Published and for sale b,
Il. D. TURNER,
At the North Carolina Bookstore
Raleigh, N. c., May, 1858. L..
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EASTERN CAROLINA MILITARY
~ACADEMY,--Wilson. N. C.

A OBLIGATIONS fos admission received at any
IN time. For a circular containing further
particulars apply to the Rector, DR.. Deems, or to,
CAPT. JAS. D. RADCLIFFE.
Feb. 2lst, 1850. Sly,
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FLOWER SEED For SALE.

On VARIETIES OF ANIMALS, BIENNIALS
~ and Perenkials, for one collar.
THOMAS CARTER,
o0-lm. RaIairh- N. C.
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The Grand Worthy Patriarch has instructed the G.
Scribe to forward NEW Commissions to all the Depu-
ties. This was done last week, and the Password for
next Quarter accompanied them. If any have failed
to receive them, please advise the Grand Scribe forth
with. And If any Deputy is omitted in the above list
or the Commission has been forwarded to the wrong
person, by notifying the Grand Scribe, the matter will
Be attended to. A. M. G0RMAN, G. s.
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a TEACHER WANTED.

WI the Trustees of Lower Creek Academy
w wish to employ a School Teacher for the
present year, none need apply but those that can
come well recommended and capable of teaching
a preparatory School. For further information
address Joseph corpening at Copenhagen 20,
Caldwell comfy, N. G.
J. C. HALLIBURTON, =
III CoRPENINo, 4
B. NJ. FUTILE, z
W. W. KINCAID, :
JOS. C0RPENING,
Feb. IS, 1850. IPr. adv. s2.[ 2f-4t.
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Raleigh. April 20, 1859.
Norfolk Steam Ornamental
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON BAIL WORKS,

WROUGHT AND CAST IRON BALL WORKS.
For Burial Lots, Public Squares Balconies,
Gardens, dc.
No. 10, WIDE WATER STREET.
WE would call the attention of the. pu bic to
our establishment for the manufacture Of
the above description of work. We have such an
one, we think, that would do credit to the South,
if properly patronized. We have introduced at
great expense machinery of the latest improves
ments and in connection an Iron Foundry for
Rail Castings, DC. We have new and elegant pats
terms, both plain and ornamental, many Of our own
designs, which are entirely new and beautiful.
We now appeal to our Southern friends for their
patronage and influence to this establishment; we
pledge ourselves to give entire satisfaction. We
will sell as low and give as good work as can be
be done in the country, and if every order does not
come up to our representations, turn it back upon
us at our own expense. Orders punctually filed.
SAML. II. HODGES & &C
Norfolk, March 7, 1860. 2s-8m.