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The Glad Tidings.

"Behold l bring you glad tidings of
great Joy, which shall be unto all people.
Fyr unto you is born this day, in the city
Of David, a Saviour, which is Christ the
Lord Luke ii: 10, IL.
ooh, mamma, what a pretty verse what
sweet words-glad tidings Of great JOY?
yes, dear Ellen aud see what comes
aiter-'for you aud oil people, Does not
that mean hat il should be glad tidings
sor US to hear Of Jesus, as we'll as for the
shepherds? You know what good news
means? 1t was good news to you and
your brother Harry, when the nurse came
and told you that little Johnnie was born,
and that you should have a baby brother
TO play with. And it was good news for
us. WHOM VIC all heard the bells ringing when
ebaatopol was taken-the strong city
which our soldiers have been trying to take
80 long But this should always be best
news for us-that Jesus came into the
world 10 save sinners. We should never
tire Of hearing aud speaking about him.
I once met u gentleman who had Travelled
n great deal, and told me about his visiting
n very far off country called New Zealand,
III was uOb lNuS bCApIO AhuNJ bhS pun pew
pie there, had first learned of Jesus anC
those that believed loved very much
When my friend landed, he was met b,
the good missionary, whom he knew. H
coon saw an old man go up to the mission
airy, and point to hiu and ask some ques
ton. His FREUD said This old chief
askingm me do you know the glad tidings.'
tOh, mamma, did the gentleman know
Yes, he did know aud love the Lord
but be was very much struck by the que
ton. And VIC should often ask ~ourselye
Do we know it? bias it been glad news
u.s. II papa were coming in just nov
aud telling us that a famous doctor h;
come to town, who could cure the scarf
fever, should we care much about it?
No, L do not think So
why not
I'VE are oil we'll, mamma we do \
need the Doctor
But if you and Harry were lying
the bed with the fever, as your little CO
ms were awhile Ogo, then how should
feel?'
oh, we should be SO glad then, and p;
would 60 for him SO fast
We'll, my dear, this is just what MA
any one glad to hear of Jesus. Ii is wi
they feel they need him-that they
sinners and need him to heal their sou
The Bible HOu,
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Blind Henry.

One summer morning in spring l took
a walk in the country. had not gone far
before ! met q boy and a girl. The girl
made q curtsey to ne, aud, touching the
boy, told him to make a bow to me, which
he did, and looking up, said, good morn
irg.' ! saw that be was blind, aud, feel
ing deeply interested in him | asked him
where he lived. He told me, in tho first
cottage at the end Of the lane.
The next day | went to see him. His
name was Henry. 1 found him listening
to bis sister reading to him out of the b.
bic when she had finished he appearodiu
deep thought. l asked bin what he was
thinking about. lie said, before it pleas
ed God to deprive NE of my sight, | was,
| fear, a very wicked boy 10 many ways.
| never thought Of God and Heaven until
was very i'll, and feared that | was dying
was very miserable then. | remembc,
the days when ] went TO Sabbath school
and there was taught that Jesus died or
the cross that sinners might be saved -
Then it pleased God to turn nv heart II
Him and, though since blind, I am IA
happier than l ever used to be-
'Howlong have you been ill?' l asked
About half a year. be replied.
l prayed with him and told him if b
only loved Jesus, and was good and patien
Jesus would love him, and when he di.
would take him to heaven.
I saw poor Henry very often. He a
peared to be quickly sinking; he was a
ways very glad for me to talk to him
Jesus. He told me that he was very ha
py, for he felt sure that his sins had be
~pardoned, and washed away by the bio
OF Jesus. He feared not to die, for he "
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Live and Learn

AAE oAAA A4O01us
L the undersigned, aged forty nine years, a soldier
in camp in Raleigh, n. c., under Capt. II. ID, Lee.
| have had for the past fonr or five days the worst
DiarrhRa complaint / ever had in all my life the pain
being constant, and often bloody Shiny mucus discEar-
ges, with severe gripping in my bowels, and a fever
| made Use of medicines from the best Physicians.
all of which threw up almost instantly, and without
any relief whatever. On the 18th of this month.
June, 1861, l then being completely PROSTATE. Mr..
Kirkham visited our camp, when | commenced the
use OF his medicine for Dlarrhoea. I have used one
bottle only, which acted like a charm-cyery dose |
retained ON my stomach, and am most as well in
health as / ever was in my life, in the short space of
two days and it Is from the use of his medicine on
". 1t is my wish that the public, especially the sol.
diers who may have this complaint which Is 81 nrey-
alent in camp. should try one bottle and be convinced
time. II Is entirely harmless. Mr." K first nse1 II
freely himself When at home, NV P. o. il Hon
Shoal, Rutherford county. n. c. Only two DAYS ago
I was almost helpless [ am now well and ready for
battle. Mr.. x. is at liberty to publish the above TO the
world. This 18th June, A. d., 1861.
W. B. NAMES.
This certiies that | was severely attack d with
Diarrhea and was presented by Mr.. Klrknam with
a bottle of his Diarrhea Medicine. can positively
assure the military public Gin particularly that this
medicine is most appropriate and excellent in arrest
ing this prevalent disease SO at least has it been in
june 18th, 1861.
RALEIGH, July 4th. 1861.
We the undersigned. PriIates in Capt. Camps Com
pany from Polk county, ". c., have had the Diarrhga.
ana used only Mr.. kirkham's medicine, which made
a cure in = very short time.
JOHN ELLISON, WIN. PRICE.
ELIAS TABOR, WN OWENS
JEFFERSON OSHIELD, JAMES ALEWIN
J.J. SMITH. fused one bottle and a half
MI. Kirkham has my thanks for having cured thu
above subscribed names in our company of tn,
Diarrhna. G. W. PEAKE 1s1It
do testify that on the 18th of July. 1851. I was se
yerely attacked with Diarrhea and now. July tn,
TN. am perfectly well. by the use of Kirkham'
DIarrhGa Medicine. which Is the best remedy I hay,
ever uS0Q. i am now in the aixty-Savputh war IF -
age WIN. Fl. WHITSON.
L had the DiarrhGa three weeks; lost all appetite
Four hours after / drank Mr.. Kirkhamss Medicine
ate a hearty dinner. A halfbottle has made a perfee
cure. IUNRIy
Raleigh, July Sth, 1851.
For sale, in Raleigh, by J. B. Franklin, z. A. VIII
aaker, Hinton Utley, Bookseller, N. G. X. r. Depo
aud at the Mineral Spring.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TIME Advertiser. having been restored to health
Il in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung affec-
tion, and that dread disease, Consumption anx-
ious TO make known to his fellow-suferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire It, he win send a copy OF the pre-
scription used free ofcharge.) with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will find a
SURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRoN-
CHIT1S, &c. The only object of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescriptions to beneftthe afflicted, and spread
he hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing. and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg.
Kings County, New York.
ICurtis 81 Macarthur $12l lily
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SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

sure tAs, Jesus would be With him when
he passed through the dark valley Of
death.
That valley was soon entered by the
poor blind boy. His last words we're
Happy! happy sapsai saYeal
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5nsOttal.
M T. REDEu NJ. D. nj T. IREI
IREDELL BROTHERS


sAML. T. IREDELL, N I. CAMP. T. IREDELLG
IREDELL BROTHERS
A RE now in receipt of their new supply of
IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICA.
PAINTS. OILS, ~DYE-STUFFS, VARNISHl&
BRUSHES, PEkFUMERY, SOAPS, FAM.
ARTICLES, &c. To which they would call atten.
ton.
The medicines were selected solely with regard
to their purity, and will, at all times, be compoun-
ded by acompetent Apothecary.
Physicians orders viii be carefully and PROMPT.
ly flied at a small advance on wholesale prices.
They keep constantly on hand every article to be
found in a first class Drug Store.
SOAPS of all qualities
SILVER SOAP for cleaning Silver Ware, Glass
Paint. &c.-an excellent article just out.
RIMMEL's CELEBRATED ENGLISH SOAPS
for the Toilet.
PERFUMERY-a superior assortment.
TOILET BOTTLES, POWDER BOXES, PORT
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~POMADES, HAIR DYES AND INVIGtRA.
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BRUSHES Of all kind and qualities.
CASTOR OIL without taste or smell.
CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBAC
co of the finest Xmas
M~ERsCHAUM PIPES AND TUBES, war.
ranted genuine. IREDELL BR0TERS,
Druggists, Raleigh N. C.
oct Cyst 1859. eff
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RUTHERFORD
Male and Femal Academy

Nhh next session will commence on "Wednesday
and Tuition quite moderate.
Rev 4; L. ABERNETHY, Prineipai-M. E. LAw.
RENEE, ESQ, Teacher OF Langnages-Miss CoRHr1IA
LAWRENCE, Teacher ofMusic and Ornamentsis
For particulars, address Principal, Hanpy Uoua
Burke county, NC. r. JOHNES& ~.
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4uff's Corner.
foa rue sriRlr DC saa AaE.
OUR nRoTHER.


foa snG srisir OF saa AaE.
OUR BROTHER.
How soon may homo Ia hoy,ea
How soon lies dreams decay,
The brightest wish wO cherish
May vanish IN a day.
Like leaves In Autumn westher
Our ioved Q droop and die;
And yet we scarce romember.
Their fato's for you and /.
Our brother went out from os,
so noble, brave and strong
To light his Country's battles
10 aVengo our g~rieyous wrong.
Ills e~hildhood's home was lonely,
HIS sisters missed him sore
His mothers heart yeArned DER him.
Would he como back no morsYs
Yes, joyous day, he came,
And all was glR1ness then;
But duty babe him "onward.i
Aud soon be went again.
His sky seemed never brighter,
Naught but parting made il dim;
lie thought lfe's summer roses,
Were blooming all for him.
Bot death, the fell destroyer,
Lurked round the soldiers camp
And on his burnining, fevered brow,
laid his fingers cold and damp.
Through the summer months deserved,
Then met his early doom;
And now his Wondering body,
Lies low in the silent tomb.
No more tue din Of battle
No more the clash Of arms,
May rouse him from his slumbers,
He's gone where nothing harms.
Thank God! we've the right to hope,
His soul was borne on high;
By angels bright ant glorious,
To a home above the sky.
lie ne'er may come TO US,
But il we're faithful here:
Wen meet in heaven, to part no more,
And live forever there.
EMMA.
Pittsboro', Sept, 1861.
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R CAROLINA COAL.

"HE subscriber begs leave to announce to the
Il citizens of Raleigh, that he has made arrange
from Egypt, in Chatham county.
Persons wishing Coal delivered can have it by ma
king early application. p. r
Raleigh, September 2, 1861. oNtf
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e. A Weekly Family News paper.
ausnranfes.

THE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IM
= suRAECE COMPANY insurss healthy wi.eh
persons, from IL to so years of age, for var,
for ! years aud for life. Also, healthy slaves
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II. W Hustled. Attorney
W. 81. JONES, Treasurer.
All desired information given By Agents IN 81
the towns and villages Of the State, and b
r. Il. BATTLE. see'y.
Raleigh. Dec. Q. 1919. I5-ly
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MisnuantOas


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And is receiving regularly all the New VOL,
In the various departments Of Literature.
School Books.
He respectfully ~solicits the s;:ertiar ~
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his assortment Of Seheol books. Whict
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YADKIN INSTITUTE

DAVIDSON COUNTY, n. c.
F1HIS fourishing Institution will open its next
session Jan'y. 18th 1851.
We prepare boys for College or for life. Our Boar
ding arrangements are agreeable, and we try both to
benefit and please all who may enter with us.
Tuition IS rom 8 to to SIS. Entering fee 81. Board
$3.50 per month.
{. W. HEGE, A. H., Principal.
January 10th, 1851. S1-tf
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United we Standardized we Fall
MEDICINE.

The best Remedy known, for Diarrhea. and used
successfully by Napolco on Bonaparte's army. and in
the Florida war, and the war of 1912, and by the sub.
serfber as a test on the I'd of June. 1861. He can
safely recommend all to try it. Prophet Isaiah. 43d
chapter 9th verse l will say to the North give up.
and to the South keep not back # you are kent
back from old age or bodily inirmity and cannot 90
into the service, send this medicine to our sick sol
diers, and let it be accordingly so done.
Made and sold by j. II. KIRKHAM,
Raleigh, N. c.
Price 81 per Bottle.
Shake the Bottle well before using.
DosE-Two large spoonsfun every hour.
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eAsHn NO MORE CREDIT!

on and after the 18th of this Eenth. l shall sell for
Cash. The balance of my Stock viii be sold cheap.
Matters over which l have no control, compel me 10
do so. N>sH. L. EVANS.
S8-tf.
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BoNEETs, FLATS, &c
SPRING. 1861.

"HISDAY. BY EXPRESS. A GOOD ASSoRT-
MENT of Bonnets, Ladies and Misses Flats. Also
ArtifciaIs and Rouch.
n. L.. EVANS.
March IL 1861. Soft
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CASH! CASH!I CASH.

SELL MY GOODS FOL CASH. DON'T no
L a Credit business ! Therefore hope every pcrem
that sees this Advertisement win not ask me for
ness; and have to pay CAST myself.
/! have called on every person that owes me o
LAh, ana nave not been able To collect the first CENT.
l wish you would call on some one that l. abIe 10 cred.
it. j r
April, II. 1861.
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TURNER'S
CAROLINA hLMiNiC!
1861

Published and sold, wholesale and retail, by II. d.
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4 CURE FOR THE PILES.

AyING been afflicted tor " years with this
Ii terrifying disease, and finding DO relief, L
finally discovered a VEGETABLE oiATNkNT.
which l believe is unparalleled IL its ,fieacy, and
row offer this remedy to the public, as the most
tfectuai and speedy cure. ever discoyere1- The
Ingredients of this Ointment are PURELY We
ETabLE, AMI one Lox, if used according 10 d.
recriors, will Effect q cure.
This ointment is sold ouly b. myself and Join
Wyatt, and By sending 81, and fifteen cents in
coin, > COX will be sent any wherein the Cnnfeder-
ate States. Address NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh n. C.
Raleigh, April 81, 1860. s5..Iy
CERTIFICATE.
1 could add a large number Of Certificates, as
to the eficscy of my Ointment, but the one sub
joined, from a we'll known citizen OF Raleigh, vol
dstarily handed 70 me, will probably sufice
R~ALEIGH, April Il, 1889.
Mr.. NEAL B~Rogs-Dedr Having been
grievously afflicted with the Piles for a number Of
years. determined, after failing with many oil er
50 called remedies, to try your Ointment; and it
sfords me pleasure 10 say, that by its use, 1 am
entirely relieved froin that affection.
Yours respectfully. SILAS BUkNS.
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NEW BOOKS.

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Law BOOKS.

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Embracing. also, all the principal, common and
civil law maxims, by Alexander M. Burril.
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A CARD.

VIZ LILLIAN T. Balm win be mich pleased IN .ee
wv his old friends and patrons. His BOARDING
House is near the :" Standard Office.
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IA on hand from So to Sc so.
Also, wanted by me, leo Bbls. good apple yineq,r
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TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.

TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.
REPRINTED AT RALEIGH, n. C.
"A voice from Heaven" pages.
Don't put it Off" :" -"
=" Allsutficiency of Christi q 8
"SelfDedication to God" " g
" Private Devotion Z" g
1.-THE Act of Faith.n " {"
THE Sentinel. "
Motives to Early Piety.' " |"
Come to Jesus" formerly GA pages now in 80.
and in s four page tracts.
APPROVED BY ALL THE Pastors OF THIS c1rv
large edition OF the above should be printed be-
fore the typeis distributed, as it viii cost ( 10 to re.
set them. The number and variety will be increased
as funds are given. 5 100 pays for 10000 pages: 3 20
pays Tor 81, pages, and l pays for 1866. .
Donations to be sent to the Agent, which be will
tors of this City. More than $1,000 pages of new
tracts have been sent to our soldiers in Virginia.
WIN. j. w. CROWDER, Tract Agent.
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From the Examiner, Richmond, IA.
Cephaltic Pills ~ccomplis the object for which they
were made, viz Cure of headache in all its forms.
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Tnay have been tested in more than a thousand
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RFYSoLDsBuRG, FRANKLIN Co., ONO,
January 8, 1861.
II. G. SPALDING,
No. 49 Cedar St, N. Y.
DEAR SIR:
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box of "Cephalic Pills. Send to address of Rev. w.
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most instanter.
Truly yours,
WIN. C. L
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-09-25

To the Friends of Home Manufactures.
THE KINSTON SHOE FACTORY is NOW IN
CANS and BOOTS are solicited.
DC. CARPENTER,-Agent.
Kinston. puly 2sth. 1850. 49,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-09-25

XXT + will sell, on time. on the premises in HIGH
Wv Point, N. c., on the first day of October next.
all onr Company property, consisting of a pretty large
Buildings. Stock, &c, together with ali the properly
belonging to the firm of Brown & Pavne. Terms
made known and attendance given on the day of sale
by HALY BROWN
PAYNE.