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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIOEER,
NO. l, FAYETTEVILLE ST, RALEIGH, N. G.
IL as en- land, snG for sale,
IL . at the lowest prices. a lsrgs ard well se-
lected assortment Of Law, Medical, school, The
elogleal and Miscelisueous Books. Aiso, Flne
hdlnons of Bibles and Prayer Books, in every
vari y Of binding and siEe.
And Is receiving regularly all the New Works
Ia tasYarions departments OF Literature.
School Books.
He respectfully solieiis the stteL sjsr Of school
fesehers engaged in.tbe Instruction If s.utb. 10
Dis assortment of School Books, which Is very
extensive, comprising the moEt yslusbls works
nov in rss.
Blank Books.
1is stock Of Blank Beeks is oonplete, embrs-
ing every description Of Account, Record and
1sipcrspiun Books.
Stationery.
Every variety Of Common snd Fancy Station
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.'eei fens, Of every description and price, Ink,
Quilts, &c.
Booksellers, Merchants, FcashsT., Libraries
sonable terms.
All orders promptly attended to.
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ON and after the 18th of this ro,,h -,
IN ne oalsncs Of my Stock win be solo cbesn
aaasrs ovss which ] have no control, COME, e ne p
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NORTH CAROLINA FORM.RooK

a y improved edition of this valuable 49,
~ eentiS published by HEN X ID. TURSDR Pa.
leigh, Nc. printed ON good paper and substsnTtsfI.
legal instruments which people have occasion 10 -
0and furnishing also a Guide TO Justices Of he
feaeR, shefins, Clerks, Constables, Coroners. School
tuition OF North Carolina and an account of The min
clpal Ofhcers OF the State and OF the Csant.ea tfitin-
OF address, de. &e. Furnished az the uunaraiI.j,es
low price Of 81, (being the cheapest book ever ofsr ~
ior saie2 " hen sent By mail, an extra chsrgc "a 40
cents will be required. to cover Postage 4 jfIarsy
discount to those who buy 10 sell again. ~
Published and sold wholesale and retail Inv
ii. II. TTkNER
at the North Carolina Boot eior.
Raleigh, July ], 1851. otore
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A Wife.
THE VALUE OF A HUSBANDS SOUL.

AhE VALUE Of n HUSBAND y SOUL.
The liquor-dealer's wife, whose conscience
was Ill at ease in relation to the traffic in in
toxicating liquors, availing herself of an aus
picious moment, said to her HUSBAND:
do not like your selling liquor, it seems
10 me a bad business you do not, | suppose.
make more than one or two hundred dollars
a year by it, and | should be very much re-
joiced if YOU would give it up"
i KNOW answered the husband, as well
as you do, that, it is a bad business | should
be as glad to give it up as you would be TO
have me, and if | didnot make more than one
or two. or even five hundred dollars a year by
it, | would give it up"
How much, them inquired the wife, do
you make ?
Why replied the husband, 4 make from
two to three thousand dollars a year, and
Nhat is quite tpo much to be r~elinquished.'
What you say" she rejoined, "brings to
my mind the remarks of a lecturer / once
heard, who having repeated what Walpole
sald IN relation to every man having his price
IN Politics, added that it was much the same
IN reIglon. Satan, continued she, is a broker.
MOI q wheat, or cotton, or money broker, but
a soul broker. Some can be procured to la.
DOT IN his service for a hundred, somerfnr a
tnpusand, and som for ten thousand dollars
a var. Tn price, dear husband, you esti.
mateyour soul at, l see, is three thousand
dollars year. My husband, look well 10 it
TO me iqseems even three thousand dollars q
year, is a paltry price for what is truly price.
On the mind of that husband sudden con.
sictlon flashed, and liberal as was his por-
slon Y those rewards of unrigteousuMss which
y. 80 Tfettered he. resolved and avowed
the resolution to receive it no longer.
Are we not all morally chargeahle with
whatever evil we have the power but have
refused or neglected to prevent /? This wife
did her whole duty on this great and impor-
tant question now before the public. If all
the women in the State would do their whole
duty, Satan's brokerage in this department
of his trade would be, destroyed.-ExcHANGE
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TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.
REPRINTED AT RALEIGH, N. C.
"A voice from Heaven, naoes
Don't put it OFF, -
!" AlLsutieiency of Christi " g
STANDARDIZATION to Cod ;. !"
Private Devotion, g
The Act of Faith g
The Sentinel "
Motives to Early Piety.n :. :
Come to Jesus formerly 81 nagas ro,r
and in 8 four page tracts.
APPROVED BY ALL THE PAsToRs n = ru,s 49,
a large edition OF the above should be printed no
lore the typels distributed, as it will cost 4 40 tn 70
set them. The number and variety will he ? W re,
as FUNDS are given. s 100 pays for $50, 600 pages. : s0
pa6s nof1oooV pages, and 5 I pays for 1890.
acknowledge by letter and report to each Of the = p pill
tors or TINS City. More than $1,000 pages of new
tracts nave oeen sent to our soldiers in Virginia.
Raleigh, June 1861. Agens.
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MILITARY TACTICS.

III 4hO44OH,
HOOPER'S MACOMB'S TACTICS. A concise
u system Of instructions and regulations for the
Militia and Volunteers of the United States, COM
pretending the exercise and movements Of the
Infantry, Light Infantry and Rifemen, Cavalry
and Artillery.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics in 3 volumes.
For sale at POMEROY's.
Raleigh, Feb, 1860. 27--
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TOWN FORK LAND FOR SALE.

NHlS Tract lies on both sides of Town Fork. one
L mile from the Town of Germanton. containin0
Three Hundred and ~sixty-four acres about one hun
dred OF which is under cultivation. The wood land
Is well numbered and excellent foI Wheat and Tobacco
Also, t~nfrty-hve or forty acres of as good bottom as
can be found in this section. For particulars address,
L. Il. GIBSON.
OefnHShton- N. u, Nov. "A. 1860. l4-tf
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The NEWBERN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

THIS Company has now been in successful
= operation for three years, during which time
no assessment has been made to meet losses
The Company is now prepared to receive arpli-
cations for insurance, hich may be made tc anv
of the different Agents throughout the State. or
TO the Undersigned, at the Office of the Compsnv.
in this place.
MOSES W. JARVIS, Secretary u.
Newbern, N. c., Jan. -, 1859. CIT
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TO THE PUBLIC

FEHHE undersigned, being we'll know as q
l. VIZ ter, would effer his services TO ali
requirlng LITERARY AID.
He will furnish Addresses, 0rations. Els
says, Presentations, SFeeches, Replies and Lines
for Albums, Acrostics-prepare matter for the
Press-Obituaries, and write Poetry upon any
subject. Address (post paid)
FINLEY JOHNSON,
15-tf Baltimore, Md
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Law BOOKS

a pa" dictionary And Glossary. Combining
eonimon and civil Law. Together with transit
uons and explanations of the various techpicaI
phrases, In different languages, occurring in ,ba
ancient ana modern reports and standard trestisa
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> a new and enlarged edition. For sale bv
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LIGHTh & BRADBIRVS'
AIkNI INSULATED FULL mon RAM NFy
SCALE
Grand and Square Pis,.o Fo~tes

SCALE
Grand and Square Pisno Fortes.
liz insulated Iron frame preserves the original
tone OF the instrument in ali its purity. secnriEg
- I9f an ume against that most disacre.sble fiprS
deaii3 OF tone Invariably found in all other Iron franz
Llaho-f ortes. IL greatly strengthens the ease ard linz
keeps the Plano-Forte much longer in tnne I. 49,
the lhstruslent a much fuller. richer and gxsetsr zone
dcapts me fiano 10 ali climates AID 10 an chances
Oh atmosphere. and in all respects il l. nrorsn,,9scad ~
our pest 'artlstes" the greatest fmurt,xer,ent - ia
ase II TLano-f oIte construction: producing an instru-
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IN this country or EErOpe.
AFEW TESTIMONIALS ~ REGARD TO THE srprp,op,rx
ofopR NEW SCALE PATENT INSULATED P-I1No-FoRTEs
nave examined the Piano FOrfes Of Iiehfe q
bradburys with entire satisfaction. Epn,y 80 tbot
tnere are any others better. either In orr own eovrt-v
or ,se%here DIR, LOWELL mason.
IN clearness, richness and volume oftope 5.lfcacv
elasticity OF tonch, and fine repeating arfi,n I 49,,
HAUPT. "ALLLA
and IN delicacy of touch. they certainly exesl and in
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" am astonished and delighted viii Tbe New scale
ron frame FIano-Fortes made by you. There must
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GEO. F.. BRIsTow. ~Ahtut.
:" consider them as 10 tcauty. richness. fuiness and
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In power. quality. and equality of tome tbav
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1 naTg never met their equal."-C. BAssINI.
lhey nave all the requirements for n sunarfo :
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TIKI FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDiNG'S
PILLS.
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
ID
HAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN IHEksRRACH.

THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN ~THErkRRAcH.
as these 7estinoniaIs aoere unsolicited 5y
Mr.. SPALDING, they afford unQuestioa-
able proof Of the efficacy of this
truly scientific discouery
MAsoNvILLE, COM, Feb. 8, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDING.
Sir:
have tried your Cephalic Pills, and like them 90
well that l want you to send me two dollars worth
more.
Part of these are for the n~eighbors. to whom / gave
d 1eEsout of the first box l got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige,
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb, 6, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDING
SIR:
wish you to send me one more box Of your Cepha-
tic Pills, | have received u great deal of benefit from
Yours, respectfully,
MARY Ann sTo1KHoUsE.
Spruce CREEK, HUNrSGroN Co., PA,
January 18, 1851,
II. W SPAIh-
You will please send me two boxes of your Cephal-
Respectfully yours,
P. ST. have used one box of your Pills, and find
them excellent.
BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY G. SPALDING, ESQ.
Please find enclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. They
are truly the best Pills Ihave ever tried.
Direct poro A. sT0xER z. NJ
-
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. II, 1860.
H. G. SPALDING, ESQ.
l wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your CephaIRfc Il plts sy more particularly before
One of my customers. who is subject to severe sick
headache, USUALLY lasting two days. was cured of an
attack in one hour by y~oufPills, which sent her.
Respectfully yours,
w. B. WILKES.
RFYNoLDsBURG, FRANKLIN Co., ONO,
January 9, 1851.
III. C. SPALDING,
No. As Cedar ST., n. Y.
DEAR SIR:
Inclosed find twenty-five cents, C25} for which SEND
c. Filler, ReynoldsDurg, Franklin, CO.. Ohio.
Your Pills work like a m headache al
most instanter. rru,v vonrs
WIN. C. FILLER.
YPSILANTI, MICH, Jan. IA, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDING
SIR:
Not long since l sent to you' for a box of Cephalic
Pills for the cure of the Nervous Headache and Costly
ness, and received the same, and they had SO good an
effect that l am induced TO send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to.
AR. WHEELER
Y~psilanti, Mich.
From the. Examiner, Richmond, Va.
Cephaltic Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz Cure Of headache in all its forms.
From the EErnfner, Richmond, Va.
They have been testd in more than a thousand
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From the Demoetat ST. Cloud, Mian.
Ii you are or have be5n Trouble ed with the headache
SEND Ior a oox, (Cephalicf Pills. 50 that youhape them
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From the Western HR. Gazette, Gicaqo, III.
We heartily endorse Nd. ~spalding, and his unrivall.
FROM me hanawha Wiley Star, KaaGwho,
Virginia.
We are sure that personssufering with the hand
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TURNER'S
hOkTD CAROLINA ALMANAC!
1861

nj 89 . ana sold wholesale and retail. bv III. ID
rOhNER, at the North Carolina Booksfore RaisigJ
n. y, and by J.B. ~LIPPINCOTT Co. PnIladsi,,
pnla, ana las: BARNES a. BURR, aud HIBBIHD
BuRGES IL CO., New York.
Raleigh, Oct. 81, 1850. N :,
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Inc above Is the title of a work which has been re-
Gently published by the undersigned at the North Car
oIna bookstore, Raleigh, n. c., and is now for sale
IA one VOL 81 nearly 6OO pages, at the low price OF So
states, 80 cents. Upon the receipI of a four dollar n.
:. BANK blu the work will be mailed to address. and
me change enclosed in United States post office
Stamps. IL. u. TURNER.
1edlClSi. jan. D, loOl. Q-rf
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NEW BOOKS

r HISTORY OF THE United
STATES Vol. &. 0iAhD
introduction TO the study of international 7 NV
deslgned as an aid in Historical stnjies M
rUr SaTr Uy
Raleigh. Aug. -. 1860. hiEhol.
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miscellaneous.
NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
AND PLATED WARE.

GOLD. SILVER WARE.
Gentlemen's Lever Cups and Gobicts.
Lanes Levers, Napkin Rings,
Silver Levers. Preserve e Sn9ar Spoo,s
Ladies' Watch Chains. Sugar Sifters and Crumb
Vest and Neck Chains. Scrapers.
sets OF Breast Pins and Ice Cream g. Pie Knives,
Ear Rings. Butter and Cake Knives,
bracelets and Breast Pins, Children's knives and
bar and Finger Rings. Forks.
Cuff and Shirt Buttons. Card Cases & Pepper Box
collars and Sleeve do. es,
Belt Buckles. Fruit and Pickle Kuiyes
Armletts and Pencils. Table and Desert Spoons
Speetacles and Thimbles.J Thimble & Tea Spoons.
crosses and Snaps. Soup and Cream Ladies,
Gravy 81 Mustard Spoons,
PLATED WARE. Pencils and Pens,
Ics Pitchers and $780, Spectacies, &c.
Casters and Walters. CUTLERY
Cake Baskets and Forks. Table and Desert Kni~as.
Preserve & Butter Stands Pocket and Penknives.
Table and Desert Knives Scissors and Razors.
Oyster and Soup Ladies'. IHISGEEI.A Al EnU0
Butter and Fruit Knives. Hair and Tooth p-u,Ses
Fish and Pie Knives, Combs and Cna-5a '
O. a. Ste Pocket Books & Wallets,
MniasSas y Ladies' Travelling do
Tea setts- pieces, Steel Spectaries
NP Razor Strops & Brushes.
French & Yankee Clocks.
| wish the members of the Legislature aad Others
70 can at my store and see for themselves. NV stock
OF foods Is large and fashionable. Nv oric,~ are
chedper L VIII warrant every article sold 10 he VIVA
: soid Tor no Plated Jewelry sold for Gold. Match
es ana CLOCKS repaired and warranted for u months
Raleigh, \. c., Dec. 4, 1860. I51t
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sWAIM's JUsTICE-REyTsED

THE NoRTHCAROLNA MAGISTRATE. APRAC-
4 lle2l guide to the Laws of the State, and the decis-
IONS o. the supreme Court. defining the duties and iu-
under the Revised Code 1S5f-'55, together with full IN
str1cIi0Hs and numerous new forms and precedents
Law.
, 1861-10-10
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano came 10 hand and In lint rate order Il h
beautiful instrdment-LEE WALKER, Philadelphia
John Hewitt, Of CARTHAGE, New Yak, who has had
one Of The Horace Waters Pianos, writes as iolows:"A
friend Of mine wishes 10 purchase piano for her,
She likes the ono you cold me IN December, 1858. Ny
piano is becoming popular 10 this place, and think
can Introduce one or two more-they will be more popu-
lar than any other make"
We hAVe two Of watef Pianos In use IN Onr seminary
oDeoi which has bren severity tested for three years
and We can testify TO their god qu@y and durability
WOoD 4 GRE6oRY, Mount Carroll, H.
n. WATERS, Esq Dear Sir: Having used one Of your
panOfbrteE tao years past. have found IL very SUI
periur instrument -AL0Nzo GRAY, Principal Brooklyn
Heights Seminary.
Rev. Mr.. HayHe. writes as faOwm-Prston Hollow.
N. Y. July 2sth. 1868. Mn. Waters Dear Sir: re-
ceivtd the MelOdeOn. sfe and In good order; we'll
pleased with the external appearance and the tone asO
hope shall have occasion 70 order one or two more
the present season.
Tioea, N. Y, July 18th 1858. HORAcE wArERs, E.u.
Sir: The MelOdeOn you sent me Wse ouly received 10
gOOd order. am nov fully prepared TO say that the
instrument highly satisfactory and leg you wllaccepl
my thanks for the very liberal terms which you fur
nshed IT, and for Che very hons Fable manner in which
yn have fulfilled, and mofe than fulfilled all that you
promised Very respectfully yours, &C., J. L. sMri.
The Piano received from you continues to give salts
SctUn. regard as one Of the best instruments in the
pace.-JAAEs L. CLAEKE, Charleston, Va.
The MelOdeOn has sny arrived. feel obliged 70 you
for your liberal diseOun will d. all for yUu In these
parts--Rev J. N. MCCOKMIcE, YarquesVille. g. Q.
The PiunO was duly received. It came In excellent
condition, and IL very much admired by my numerous
family. Accept my thanks for your prolnpltss-R
RRT coOPER, Warfanham, Brsdiordt O., "a.
Your Piano peases well. His the best one In our
county -THOHAs A. LAiHAN, CampbletOn, Ga.
We ere very much obliged to you for having sent such
6ne nstTuh et fdf e35O and shall take pains 70
recommend tt-BRANK, HELD Co. Buffalo Democrat.
The Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best; enabled tn speak IL these Inst uehts
win cOn6deEce, from personal Of their excel
lent tone aud durable quality New York Evangelist.
We can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Waters
Pianos fOm personal knowledge, being Of the very
lest quality-ChFistian Intellgencer.
Nothing Of the State Fair dsplsyed greater excellence
in any department than the Horace Waters Panoe.-
Churchman.
Wafers' Pienos and Nelode0ns challenge comparison
xith the finest made anywhere in the country.-HOme
Journal. 81
Horace Waters Pianot RES ere Of fa rch and even
tone and powerful. New York usical Review.
Our friends will find At Mr. Wate' store the very best
assormeut of Music and Of Pianos 10 be found In the
United States, and we urge our southern and western
friends 70 give them call Whenever they 60 TO New
YOFk.-GFabam's MaRPziDe.
WareroOms No. Ss3 BrOadway. New York.
, 1861-10-10
To make Wool Sell.

| The following directions are contributed
for the Rural .Ne~ Yorker by an experienced
Boston wool agent:
! + Frst. Before washing, tag your sheep and
sell the tags to pedderS, or get them worked
for family use.
Second. Wash Immediately after rain !;
if not convenient to do this, take your
flock to dip each sheep in till you 60 through
the whole To-, then commence washing on
those first dipped, and wash till the Water
runs clear.
Third. After washing, drive to a clean
grass pasture, and, if dry weather, then
commence shearing in four days, and never
let them run Over six or eight days at most; ;
| if rainy, so as to delay, get your sheep un.
der cover, aud keep them in close place a
few hours, and they will soon dry from ami
NAL heat.
Fourth. Shear in good clean place,
and keep all dirt and filth away from the
wool; do up the feeces, sheared side out !;
use the small twine, neglect the large
wholly; do not roll them too tight, and
pass the twine around each fleece from two
to four times, being sure to trim all loose
ends of the twiue from every fleece, as those
on the wool make it appear very bad.
Fifth. Pack your Aeeces in clean, light
place, and put all unwashed and heavy
bucks Aeeces by themselves then the
buyer can see all your wool at once, without
handling but little, and he prepared to make
you an offer. Keep your wool out Of all
hogsheads and boxes, for in them it always
shows bad.
If you follow these instructions, be as
sured your wool will sell.
SHEEP SHEARNc.-C. J. Robinson, in the
Country GeRfiemGn, says when sheep are
sheared, as soon as the fleece is of, take
stiff brush, dipped in solution OF salt and
soap (whale oil soap is best,) in wate.,
and rub them all over with q saturated
brush, which will produce white lather or
foam. This stimulates the skin to redness,
aid prevents the animals from taking cold
il lOOsens the scurf, and promotes the future
growth Of the wool, and also improves its
quality. And the application is sure ex-
terminator Of the vermin. For want of
the brush, wOOlen rag might answer the
purpose. The application, if used, will be
found productive Of many good results.
CARE or Pios-lt is economical to pro-
vide pigs with patch Of clover to roam in
during the summer, il there is a running
stream in it 50 much the better; but be.
cause you provide the pasture do not stint
them in their feed. Il is great mistake to
starve pig through the summer, and then
cram him for two or two and half months
in the fall. II pays to fatten apig gradually.
A good warm bed, with plenty Of straw, is
preventive for all the diseases to which
pig is liable.
, 1861-10-10
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