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Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
FOR THE SPIRIT THE AGE.
To the Friends and Patrons Of the North
Carolina Christian Advocate. :.


The undersigned has been requested by the
Publishing Committee of the Advocate, to
make the following publication:
In January 1850, the Publishing Com
mittee entered into an agreement with Rev.
Rufus L. IIehin, ID. D.. to publish the \. c.
Christian Advocate on his own pecuniary
responsibility Mr.. Hefln to pay all liabili-
ties and to receive all its profits, without re-
course to said Committee.
The Publishing Committee met in the city
of Raleigh on the Goth instant when Mr..
Het1in notified them, That in view OF the re
sponsibilities already incurred and the en-
barrassed state of the country, he desired TO
resign his position and close the existing con-
tract; whereupoa the Committee unani-
mously
Resolrea, That we accept the resignation
of Rev. r. I. Hehin, ID. d. as Editor, and
do release him from all Feeuniary obligation,
from this date
The Committee after due consideration and
counsel, unanimously
/ Resolred, That we suspend the publication
Of the Advocate for the presen', with the
| intention that its publication shall be resum-
/ ed, 50 soon as The state of the c. untry will
justify it.
| The Committee authorize the undersigned
/ to assure the subscribers of the AdCOcate,
that correct list of the subscribers names
will be preserved, and that so soon as in the
judgment of the undersigned it can be
done without pecunary risk to the Com
mttee, he Is authorized to resume the
publication of the paper, and to supply the
aforesaid subscribegs to the full amount o.
their subscriptions.
The paper is therefore suspended tempo
rarily, solely because its weekly receipts die
not meet its weekly expenses, and the Com
mittee did not feel authorized to assume re
spon,ibilities for the Conference.
Now, therefore, to the end that this impoftan
interest of the Church may be speedily re-
yiyed, hereby urge and invite a free cor
respondence with all the friends of the id
gocate. both in the ministry anl laity, AM
do pledge myself to resume its publication
so soon as sufficient amount in new cas
subscribers and donations shall be pledge,
to justify me in the undertaking.
DIR. Hehin being anxious to meet his obi
cations as soon as possible, requests me to urs
all persons who are in debt to the Adrocat
office in any way, to forward to me at thi
pace Immediately, the several amounts du
by them. All who desire to correspond d
rectiy with DR.. Helm, will address him /;
FranklintoE, n. Z.
WM. E. PELL,
Late Associate Editor Of the Adrocate
We respectfully beg Editors wit
whom we have exchanged, to give the aboN
one insertion, at an early day and reque
that they discontinue their exchanges for Il
present.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
iREcErPTs FoR TIE. AGE

SINCE MAY 15.--$1 B F Thomas Louisburg II NJ
R0untree, Patrick, Willow Green: Wm Scott VIM
Venters, Gum Branch; NJ T.llotson, Y's-S R: s
Coward, Turher Atkinson bingham !; j + Ro-
binson, Pigeon River; Mrs Elizabeth Lewis Ander-
sons Store; Mrs Mary Hathcock Harrsville
j L Maloney. Salisbury; j Young, Kernersve
Mrs NJ J Murphey. T Barrow, Mrs NJ Harper, MARI
boro' Mrs HURT, Prospect Han John Nicholson
Eagle Mills Thos II Lawrence, II j Womble New
Hill b Goode, Polkve Thos Rogers. Kenans-
Oak Ridge q II ii Stephens, Buckhead Causcy; Hen
ry Colwell. Mrs Carroll, Six Runs ID Harper, Bear
swamp S M Lee, Arbacooche. Ala /; Saml Brummitt
Fair Port from Miss Bette Trawick, Augusta Ark;
G Robertson, Wake; r Swain. Chapel Hill Mrs
Amanda Puliam, Grains Branch; Miss M Hazel,
McCrays Store; T Nixon, Beattie's Ford T ii Bax-
ter, Craigsyile: Mrs Enoch, Anderston's Store; w
Pritchard Eliz City Miss Mag Woodsde. Coddle
Creek; r G Slagle, r II p Watkins Franklin Miss
A w Mclean, Sam Bracey, Alfordsville; a club
of from Speer. Esq; Boonvile Mrs Irwin,
GreenVile, s @; Logan, Cuba Ira Conner. w A
Ramsey, Selkirk, e
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05

THE VoIE IN VIRGISIA-The vote in the
Old Dominion, with the exception Of that
taken in very few counties, which belong,
geographically and in interest, rather to
Pennsylvania and Ohio, than to Virginia, was
almost unanimous for the Union of the State
with the Confederate States of America The
vote, too ratifying the principle of id Ia
l0rem taxation, was overwhelmingly tri-
umphant even in the Eastern counties, and
almost unanimous in the West. af@
The VERY Best No DOUBT OF IT p
WHAT why, Heimstreets InimitaBle Hair
Restorative. Everybody who uses it recon-
mends it,
Price soc and 81 90 per bottle; sold every
| where.
/ ". E. HAGAN, & CO., Troy, N. Y.
| We hear but one report from all who use
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, and that
is, that its wonderful power in relieving the
most severe pain has never been equalled.
1t will seldom fail if applied according to
directions @ ala - e sd
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05

A improved edition of this valuable work
n recently Published by HENRY D.. ICH>
NEa, Raleigh. n. G., printed on gooa paper
and substantially boupd in Law CALI II coz
tains Forms" of all those legal instruments.
which people have occasion to use-aaa Iatnse- lL
ing also Guide to Justices Of the Peace, Sherfhs,
Clerks, Constakics, ce1oaers, School Committees
&C., &c, to which are added the ConsuSnEioa
of North Carolina and OF the United csAtese
account of the principal oheers oi 's
State and of the Counties, t::ses Of address. az
&c. Furnished at the unparalleled low pElce- OF
One Dollar, (being the cheapest book ever c.ierea
for sale.l When sent by mail, an extra chAsg.
of 20 cents will be required, 70 cover Postage
liberal discount to those who buy to sell again
Published and sold Wholesale and retail, by
H. ID. TURNER,
az tn North caroiina Book Store
Raleigh. pct. ~. 1861. G-t
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MARRIAGES.

In onsow county May 10th. BY Joseph Emmett Esq
at his own residence, Mr.. Marion Justice to Miss
Millard Stokley.
In IredeIl county, May 18th, by the Rev. w III. Bob
bitt, Rev. Washington ID. Meacham, of the N. c. Con
ference to Miss Martha L. Mellon daughter of j. A
Mellon, Esq. of Iredell.
At the residence of Kearney Uphurch. Esq in
Wake county, the 18th nit, by r. s. Perry, ESQ.
Mr.. M. T. Rogers of Raleigh aud Miss S H. UpchTrch
In Chatham county on the eth ut., at the residence
Wn j. Haaa,s9 TO Mis- NJ Deeie Galdat.n
On Thursday the 10th nit, the residence of r A
Latons ESQ, in Stanly co. by John X. Livingston Esq
Mr. James A. Marks, of Stanly county. 10 Miss Nancy
Jane daughter of Mark Riggsbee of Chatham county
At the residence of the brides father, the even
ing of the 18th nit, by VIM. A. Morton. Esq Mr. l.
g. Tucker and Miss Frances Hathcock all of Stanly
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05

ES BY the following we are led to infer
that the tellie-graph is to be muzzled,
or at least to be restricted to the revelation
of such things as are truthful and prud, ut.
The Petersburg Express says:
Up to twelve o'clock last night, we receiv-
ed no telegraphic dispatches fom our CORES
pondent at Manassas Gap. Enquiry in cer-
tain quarters satisfies Us that the trausmiss-
ion of intelligence of every kind from the
various military posts has been intcrdicted
by the government. 1t is no doubt for the
/ public veal that such restrictions have been
/ placed on the press, and we feel assured that
! our readers viii cheerfully submit to the pro-
hibition. If by silence on our pat we can
further the cause Of the South. we shall will
iingly acquiesce in any regulation the author
tiles may establish.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
Proclamation
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE CONFEDERATE

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE CONFEDERATE
STATES.
When a people who recognize their de-
pendence upon God, feel themselves sur
rounded by peril and difficulty, it becomes
them to humble themselves under the dis
pensation of Divine Providence, to recog-
nize. His righteous government, 10 acknow-
ledge His goodness in tunes past, and sup
plicate His mercilul protection for the fu-
ture.
The manifest proofs of the Divine bless
ing hitherto extended to the efforts Of the
people of the Confederate States of Ameri-
ca to m,niain and pe1petuate public lber
| ty, individual rights and national indepen-
| dence, demand their devout and heartfelt
gratitude. 1t becomes them to give public
manifestation of this gratitude, and of T. cir
/ dependence upon the Judge of all the earth,
and to invoke the continuance of His favor.
| Knowing that none but a just and righteous
cause can gain the Divine favor, we would
implore the Lord of Hosts to guide and
direct our policy in theipaths ofright, duty,
Justice and mercy, to unite our hearts and
our efforts for the offence of our dearest
rights; to strenathen obr weakness, crown
oar arms with success, and enable US to
secure speedy, justsnd honorable peace
To these ends and in conformity with
the request of Congress, invite the peo-
pie of the Confederate States to the obser-
vance eof a day of fasting and prayer, by
such religious services as may be suitable
for the occasion, and recommend Thurs
day, the 18th day of June instt, for that
purpose ; and that We may all on that day
with one accord, join in humble and rever-
ential approach to Him in whose hands We
are, invoking Him to inspire us with a
proper spirit and temper of heart and mind
to bear our evils, to bless US with His ia,
vor and protection, and to bestow His gra-
cious benediction upon our Government and
| country.
(Sisned) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President
r. TooMBs, Secretary of State.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
TRIBUTE OLE RESPECT,

The following resolution was passed by South Fork
Division, at their regular meeting May 11th 1861 and
made the duty Of the Recording Scribe to forward
the Spirit of the Age
WHEREAS, God in his providence has taken out of
this world our beloved mother and sister Anna Mary
Ramsaur, May 9th 1851. Therefore,
Resolved, BY South Fork Division, Sons of Tenn
perance. that Division deplore the loss of orr
visiting sister, and sympathiZe with the bereaved
husband and chill dren but cherish the hose that
our loss is her gain.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!

"HE Subscriber world announce to the citizens OF
l. Chatham and " AXE and the surrounding coun.
ties, that he still keeps hand at his Work shop.
miles North of New Hill. III REAIS, SECRETARIES.
BEDSTEADS, WASH STANDS. dc. &c, all ofwhich
he will sell on the most reasonable tcraS. All orders
punctuay and faithfully attended 20 at short notice
He Will deliver III the counties Of Chatham or Wake,
or any OF the surrounding counties any OF the above
named Furniture. b. rccrIying IN order 10 do.
He will also furnish walnut aud common wood COZ
FINS, according to aiy order that he may receive.
the shortest ntJtice.
From nay long exper rnce ia thc above business.
fatter myself that shall be abe 10 iyc general salts
faction all ask is opportunity show any of the
above fAiIiturc believing Can gain public Confidence
and support.
Having in company with me- an experienced Hot 81
PAINTER. / will execute any house painting al the
shortest notice and with neatness and durability.
Address at New Hill i. o.. Wake COUNTY y. C..
GRANDERSON EVANS.
April 10TH 1SGl.- -' 3i-lY
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05

NEw YoRK, May PA Zouave Colonel,
with "a, 600 dollars, raised for his regiment
has disappeared and not been heard from du
ring the space often daysi Either he ha:
run away with thu money, OF some of his
soldiers have killed. him and sheeonded with il
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05

WHOLESOME SUGGEsToN.-We make the
following extract from an Address made by
Mr.. r. X. Williams, to his felIow-soldiers
from Duplin county, on the eve of leaving
for Virginia: -~7a
And now, fellow soldiers, let our acts be
such as will be handed down to poste,ity
with honor and glory. Let US .recollect that
there is mighty enemy within our midst,
as well as Black Republican foe to contend
with. Need inform you who that enemy
4 be! is King Alcohol, that mighty foe,
who has sent more men to the grave than
all the wars in the world Let US Shun
him let our motto be Temperance and obc-
dience" as we'll as freedom or death. y
Yes, ] see the determinaton.in the counte-
nance of every member Of the Dupin Rifle
men TO gain honors wherever they 90, and
crown their brow with laurrels. They will
write their names high upon the temple of
fame, and when victory is ours, and peace
proclaimed, we will return home to those
lovely women, who will be proud to own us
as sons and brothers.
Ardent spirits is a deadly enemy to the sol
der We heard an old veteran, who has
much experience in camp life, talking to some
soldiers the other day, and he said" Boys,
let liquor alone; have nothing to do with
the stnf 1t kills more soldiers than the
enemy, ten to one. 1t is the surest way tc
) get the diarrhoea, so much to be dreaded, O
any way on earth. I know VII say
, and beg you not to touch liquor while YOU
are soldiers at all events"
We hope the Colonels, Majors, Captains
sc. in our army will set the noble example
il this respect, by abstaining themselves. I
they will, and exercise their authority il
preventing its use in their Camps, many no
ble lives W i'll be saved, and the officers en-.
, sure order, subordnation and discipline
, among the soldiers, under their command.
n 1t affords uS pleasure to rc>nark that com
= parativcly little drunkenness has been mani
e tested by the thousands ot troops statione
:, here from time To time May it disappea
! frcm our troops altogether.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
p @ T. M0EIc WAERRS!

THE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED IN 1887, AND
first article of the kind ever introduced under the
name of ,'PULMONIC WATERS, in this or any
other country; all other Pulmonic WATERS are coun
terfeits The genuine can be known by the name
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs Colds Sore Throat, Hoarseuess
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Incipient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
BRYAN'S PULM0NIC WATERS s5sas
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and the Tonsil
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are in simple form and pleasant TO the tas te
BRY&N'S PULMONIC WATERS
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction To every one
No Family should be without Box of
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS IN THE HOCsE
No Traveller should be without supply Lf
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS IN HIS POCKET
No person viii ever object TO give for
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
JOB MOSES, Sole proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
| For sale in Raleigh, by p F. Pescud, and all Drug
gists in the United States.
May 8, 1860. 37-eow1y
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Prayer offered by Rev. DR.. Deems, at
the opening Of the Convention OF North
Carolina, on the Day of the Signing of
the Ordinance of Secession.

Prayer offered by Rev. DR.. Deems, at
the opening Of the Convention OF North
Carolina, on the Day of the Signing of
the Ordinance of Secession.
Almighty God, our Heavenly Father, to
whom al hearts are open and all thoughts
a'c known, and lr,m whom no secrets are
hid, we most humbly beseech Thee to grant
us grace Whereby We may presep; unto Thee
our humble sacrifice o. thanksgiving and
prayer.
We adore Thee for all Thy good Proyi-
dencc over us people, from the beginning
down 10 this present time. Thou hast plan
ted us and cared for US, aud blessed the
growth Of Our prosperity. ThQp hast been
with our fathers in all their most solemn
deliberations. Thou hast led our people in
battle. Thou has given to US many very
great fruits Of freedom richly TO enjoy. And
now Thou hastbrought us together into this
Convention, to perform those acts, upon
which the future welfare of all our people,
under Gods blessing, must depend.
@! Lord God, hear our prayers. Thou
art our hope and trust. Vain is the help q
man Cursed is he who maketh flesh hi
--sr,p and trusjeth in the children Of men,
10 10 not depend upon ourselves, upon oul
IN or free or numbers. The Lord reign
.L Thou art King, and thou art the Lore
of"u ,S" hostc. And Thou, 0 Lord, hast taugh
VI o., al lime of temptation, in all time q
conaict y, f. in all time OF trouble, to call Gpo
S0''i''~' - onr prayer come up before The
lnee and the lifting up of our hand
- the evening sacrlhce. &C., r.,
10 hil,, MI mighty Ruler Of the Universe, wh
srem % Thy bronze dOst behold all the dwell
ers upon earth, we most humbly beseec
Thee, with Thy great grace to visit and bles
Thy servant, the Prssidcntef these Coyec
erate .States Thy servant the GOcernOr {
t1i. commopwcalIs Thy servant, the Pre-
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
YADKIa INSTITUTE

"BIs lourishiag Institution will open its next
session Jan'y 1ith 1851 ,.s 49,
dinr ARRANGEMENTS are agreeabse ana We w bpth 10
benefit and please all who may enter win Us
$3.50 per mouth - pri,.;,,,i
Ja. ,o., ,Ssi - 2--tf
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05

- FIRE. The kitchen of Mr. James
Dodd Of this City, was burned to the ground
on the 2Sth, and it was only by the m 'st
strenuous exertions that the new and large
dwelling adjacent was saved
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
NORTH CAROLINA GOODS.

n JOCK ISLAND CASSIMERES.
Il & Black, Golden Mixed. Dark Mixed,
and Cadet, superior quality.
ALSO, :
A Brown Sheeting,
A Brown Jeans,
Alamance Plaids and Stripes,
Misses and Ladies' Shoes,
Help Home Folks.
Raleigh, March 9th, 1851. 31st 29-tt
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REMARKS.

Experienced anf thorsr-lly qualified teachers give
their entire TING 10 ti,r re-3Dcctsye departments.
Extra ,AarssAs and needless expenses are strictly
prohl0 0ted-nccessary purch made by the
teachers Pcaynne pedlars not allowed to enter
the premises, and no pocket money is required.
oxford is situated healthy hills OF Granville,
l2 miles fcom the Raleigh aud CASTOR Rail Road and
is connected with Henderson Station by line OF daily
stages.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
The first opens the Gss Monday in lay and closcs
on the last Thursday Ia November. The second opens
on the trst Monday in January and closes with the
annual commencement on the last Thursday ia May.
Stud tnts are received for more seSsiOns.-
Correspondents will 6ircG. their f.yors to
MILLS & CO,
46-1ypd. Oxford y G.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
Oxford Female College.
LITERARY SCHOOL.

This School comprises eight permanently ofsaHizesS
classes whose studies Commences with the alphabet
and are continued in the Elementary Branches. Math-
ematlcs, Lan5uaes EngSit Literature. Natural sci
students properly raincd for the duties OF life
The Investigations aud discussions thorough and
comprehensive Ncces .ary apparatus is freely sup.
piled. The Libaries and Cabinets embrace rare aud
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
MILITARY TACTICS.

CoofER's MAcoMB's TACTICS. A concise
y, system of instructions and regulations for the
Militia and Volunteers of the United States, COM
pretending the exercise snd movements of the
infantry. Light Infantry and Rifemen, Cavalry
and Artillery. Al a-rsg F4ss !. s ssas3 eez4.
Scott's Infantry Tactics in volumes. &l
s For sale at P0MER0Y's.
Raleigh, Feb, 1854, e7-
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CAsHl CASHu No MORE CREDIT |

ON and after the 18th Of this mouth shall sell for
Cash. The balance Of my Stock wiz be sold cheap.
Matters over which hare no contr9l, compel ne 70
DO so. H. l. Evans .
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A n EXPERIENCED TANNER, capable of con-
n Quoting yard of 20 watts Good wages will be
paid for sober steady and industrious man. to take
charge of TIE yard and direct it to the best interest
of the employer. For particulars, address
=. NJ. AIKEN,
Winnsboro', 5. G.
June l. 1851 A-2r
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
OLD DOMINION TOBACCO.

A MOTHER lot Of aoid Dominion Smoking To-
~ bacco," just received AZ Turner'S y. e. Book
Store, said to be superior to the former
Raeigh Jan. 3. 1861. 2Aff
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05

idcatef this Convention, and all these Thy
servants who have assembled and met to-
gethcr IN Thy name. to perform the most
solemn national act possible among men,
Cleanse the thoughts Of the hearts of Thy
servants ty the inspiration Of Thy Holy
Spirlf. From all prejudice and passion tom
all sellishness and intrigue, from all rashncss
and timidity, good Lord deliver them. Com.
ing TO sffix their names to a document
which resumes the sovereignty Of this Com
monwealte, may they have grace so to per
form this kingly act as those who are in
the fear Of Col in the love of Christ, in the
most reverential awe of Thy Holy Spirit,
and in the remembrance of that dread day,
where for this, for all things, they must give
an account at the judgment seat of Christ
Thou Ruler Of nations, Thou Controller of
all events, grant that the results of this act
may brig peace, and prosperity and honor
! to our people, and that for what we this day
may do. our children and chldren's children
may cherish our memory and have joyful
memory of this day to the last generation of
men,
i o Lord God of Hosts, we beseeech Thee
\ to visit and uless our fellow citizens exposed
to the dangers of camps, and our sister
i States, who perhaps while we bow here in
/ B''g VI, d'O ~ tlc SIlOhc anu DIOOu OF DAlIP.
/ Great God, Thou kno est our hearts Thou
+ knowest that we have pursued peace and
/ deprecated war. Thou knowest that we
have not coveted our neighbours land nor
servants. Thou sect that our enemies have
cast Thy word behind them, have broken
their ancient faith, hive flung away the bond
of brotherhood and ,thered themselves to-
! gether to lay waste our heritage and to des.
olatc our homes. And nov, Holy God, to
defend all Thou has given and made dear to
us, In Thy name, we put ourselves in array,
i and submit our cause to Thee God be
meFcitul to US and bless us, and calsc the
light Thy countenance to shine upon US,
that Thy way may be known upon earth and
Thy saving health among all nations. Bring
us out of these troubles into large and
wealthy place Defeat the designs of our
enemies, perplcx their counseIs, and bring
them 20 confusion. Have mercy upon our
enemies. Pardon and forgive them. Turr
them from their evil ways. And finally, es
tabliSh peace IN our day and bring US to tht
life everlasting E.ga. .## d.
God, the Father, have mercy upon us,
God, the Son, pardon and forgive us
God, the Holy Ghost cleanse and sanctif,
Our Father, who art in Heaven, &c.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05

TO the Friends of Home Manufactures.
"HE KINsToN SHOE FACTORY Is NOW IN
successful operation. Orders Cor negroe BRO
Ms and BOOTS are solicited 4
e1#I u 4fE.l ]. g. ..cARPENTER, Agent.
Kinston. Jqly ssth. 1850. zs-tf
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
MM E. PELL

Late Associate Editor Of the Adcocate.
- We respectfully beg Editors with
whom we have exchanged, to give the above
one insertion, at an early day and request
that they discontinue their exchanges for the
procapf
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
NEW GOODS.
WANTED

GOOD BUGGY BODY MAKER, that con come
~ well recommended Address
Is. +. FINCHER.
March 23l, 1861. I32-4tl Monroe, y. c.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05
FINE-ARTS SCHOOL.

Special attention Is devoted Drawing oil Painting,
and En- afoidery The NarouS style of fancy paint
Ing asid ornamental work also taught
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-05

SPRlNG, 1851.
"HIS DAY, BIZ EXPRESS. A GOOD ASSORT-
MENT Of Bonneis, Ladies and Misses Flats. Also
Artifcials and Rouch.
II. L. EVANS.
March II, 1851. 30-E