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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-09-04

cold steel tor or colntryis interest; and
signs mingled with hope and fear, reach
quite to them, and urge them on through
death or victory.
rive companiss Of the Eighth Regiment.
ana under Col Shaw, are now in camp. The
captains, rs well as / recollect. are Cobb.
henerly, Whitson, McRae, and two others [
do not recollrct. They ans all faiing first
rate, and will be ready FOR service at an early
day.
Capts. SCOTS and Foote's companie, are
ais here both of which belong to the LIST
Reg. State Troops. Col. Stokes, low at Aqua
Greek, Va. il is said, We will leave shortly
for that point.
The health Of the camp Is good. A first
rate well ofwater supplies the entire encamp-
ment. A few (thrce or four cases of the
measles nothing worse.
Sunday, 10Th, brought to light a fact be
fore unknown; that there was a yankee in
tae vicinity. He was arrested, and is now
confined IN jail at Warrenton. He first said
he would rather 60 TO prison than fight
-asainst the NlFth, q hear so,9 and then de-
clited ne knew nothing of the wars exis-
tence. More anon. DERRICK.
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MANASSAS, Aug. q, 1861.

A slight skirmish occurred yesterday on
the Potomac, in the vicinity of LeeSburg,
between a part of the force of Gen. Evans,
and a detachment of Federal troops. Some
seventeen or eighteen Yankees are believed
to have been killed. Young Royal, of Capt.
Balls troops of Chesterfield cavalry, was
mortally wounded on our side.
Gen. Evans continued in Loudon with his
brigade, accompanied by Shields howitzers,
and a strong force Of cavalry.
The health of the soldiers is improving
under the effect of the delicious weather we
have for the last three days. Deaths are less
frequent, and the cases grow more managea-
bic The NEST of the malady is relapsed
measles and typhoid pneumonia-the result
OF supervening measles. A peculiar fact
about the bospita! returns is, that almost the
entire sickness is confined to the troops
from the rural districts those from the cit
les and towns escaping altogether.
Among the distinguished strangers here
is the Hon. A. II. Stephens, who is attend
ing his sick brother, Lieut.. Col. Linton Ste
phens, of Georgia. Gen. Toombs has ar
rived, and assumed command Of his brigade.
The force at Washington has been increas
ed by recruits from New YORK and Philadel-
phia. +.
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B. F. GUTHRIE.

The days of terror have begun at the North.
Last week eight newspaper offices were mob
bed and the materials destroyed, because
they favored peace and opposed Lincoln's
war. Liberty is fast ex2iring in the deluded
land Of the Yankees. Men are arrested and
cast into prison by Geographic orders from
Washington, and not so much as the charge
specified The negroes Of Hayti have always
shown more respect for law and liberty than
Lincoln and his minions are now showing.
~ The journal of Commerce saws that
the Day Books list of peace papers, with its
own additions, makes no less than one hun
dred and ~fifty-two journals in the North op-
posed to the war.
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RECEIPTS FoR TIE AGE

81 ED Huntly, Jones Creek Charles Mackey, j
LIT Williams, Ridge Spring Isaac Laws, Caldwell
5 H Warner, Fall Greek E Ward, Lamberton; J w
Cooper, TT. Montgomery; Miss Mary E Lee, Al
G Lee, Myersyille George solomon, Miss Jennie
Grant, Morganton; Miss L Hotter, Gatesville; Miss
w Hays, Enfield Henry Perry, Woodvile j F Gibbs,
Linville River: Mrs r c Hay, Kinston; 8 j Farmer,
Ducktown L N Alexander. Fancy Hill; G Coffey, Lee
noir c Thomas, Salisbury n Norton, Forks of
Pigeon John Cowan, Dysartsville; 3 Brock, Lon
don Bridge Leml Ward, VIM Brown, Rich Square /;
81 HI g Howard, Topsail Sound w G Galley, Clay
ton 5 s Sibley, is Williams, Eufaula Mary ] Eau
cett, Hillsboro' James Moore, John Crowell,J w
Rowan Mills N B Bray, Collision.
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H1LLsBoKo' n. c. Aug. 2sth, 1861.

HnLsBoRo n. I. Aug. 18th, 100
a VI. GoRMAS, G. SIT is with pleasure
that | communicate the fact. that the Sons
of Temperance have again revived in the
town of Hillsboro', and that a respectable
Division has been organized here. This was
doneo on the 18th inst, in accordance with a
Charter from the Grand Division OF that
date. The Officers for the present quarter
are as follows.
Rev. john Mitchell. w. P. T. NJ. Shell
ton. ". A.; o. p. Heath, r. S.. ; James
Parks, A. L. S.; H. P. Alderman. T. s..
Allen Iluskey. T.. B. F. Guthrie, Chaplain
fhos. TurrenIine, G. !; Aknzo Phillips, a. G..
James R. Gattis. ]. s. Thos. Dicks IN. o. S.
We hsve ent,red upon our work with far
prospects, and a strong will, determined tc
do our part in the great Temperance Re
form. If the protection afforded by our hi.
vision viii bat assist in saving one poor
d%rlnkard from his Low position as a slave &c
appetite, we shall be gratiied with our sue
cess.
Some of the Ladies here are to be COM
mended for their zeal 10 assisting us, fol
which help We feel very grateful. If the
Ladies would but take the Temperance cause
in their hands as they might, how soor
would BLACK Intemperance' be baDished
from our country and happy homes take
the place of those now sadly miserable.
If opportunity serves you, Bro. German
we should be glad to welcome you to on
Town, that you might give us all a stirring
talk upon the subject of Temperance. Sem
US an appointment, and see if we will nc
give you a large and attentive audience.
Yours in L. P. C Z.
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Important from Mexico.

Some weeks since we stated on the author.
ity of a Cincinnati paper, that a letter had
been received from Tom Corwin, the Lincoln
Minister to Mexico, stating that be had OBJ
tanned from the Mexican Government the
privilege of marching Federal troops through
its territory for the invasion of the South
western portion Of the Southern Confederacy !:
The subjoined extract from the Mexican
paper at Matansoras, FL Noticioso, seems to
be a confirmation of the statement. The
Houston Telegraph (extra) of the 18th inst,
from which we take the translation, remarks
editorially
From the Matamoras Noticioso of the I'd
inst, just received, we take the following ex-
tract from a journal published in the city oil
Mexico. The Notlcioso doubts its genuine
ness. We do not, however, for reasons we
have twice given before. Corwin is carry
ing out his mission as sure as fate, and has
thorough involved Mexico in his plans. Our
belief is that Texas is TO be invaded both by
land and sea, as soon as the weather becomes
cool.
The invasion will doubtless be by the
southwest. It is not impossible that Wilson'S
Zouaves are being acclimatcd at Santa Rosa
Island for use in Texas. Let us be prepared
WAR RESOURCES OF ARKANsAs-The Lit
tie Rock State Gazette says, that Arkansas
has within her limits lead enough to supply
the armies of the world with bullets, saltpe.
ire enough to supply them with powder, and
several salt springs capable Of producing q
great quality of salt
The special correspondent of the New Yorl
Herald says that the entire blame of the re-
cent Lexington, KY, affairs belongs to Sena
tor Breckenridge.
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CAMP CARolINA, near Raleigh, !
Anpn.t 2T. 1851. (


Eiitor Spirit Of the Age Since | last
wrote you, | have paid q visit to the loved
ones at home. On my way thither, it being
Sunday, learned there would de preaching
that day, ] repaired TO the old brick Church.
where in times gone by we met with those
in whose company we greatest delight. But
oh how changed. Many seats, like my own,
are now v~acant-the result of this cruel war.
Fathers and mothers, brothers and Sisters are
mad. 70 mourn the absence Of loved ones
who arc gone, If need be, 10 shed their life's
blood ia defence OF their country. What a
sad picture does our county present. How
strange the contraStl While but a few
weeks ago we reiuiced in the smiles Of peace,
now darbuess and d,sOlation mark the places
where once there had been nothing but
unalloyed happiness. Many a family re-
ioicing in an unbroilcn home circle, now
wears the sable apparel Of mourning A de.
voted husband, an alicctlouate son, or an anx-
ious brother, have left the q~uietude Of their
homes 90 return TO them no more. The pride
Of patriotism has enkindled their spirits, but
the iell destroyer has laid them low. Many
a Gld heart is. made TO mourn the loss OF
some dar ing youth. Many a dropping spfr-
il is TO be seen &C a fathers death. Many a
fearful eve for 4 brothers loss. May God
shield th,Se who thus mourn, and give them
consolation.
We have teen called to mourn the loss Of
ono Of our Company-Mr. 5 NJ. Hinson, who
died in the hospital at this place, of typhoid
fever. The deceased was o son Of The widow
Hinson, of Un'on County. lie was a true
patriot and loved our Southern Coufedcracy,
which is evinced by his leaving a devoted
mother aud sutjccting himself to the duties
Of camp life. Here he matte many friends,
and was highly esteemed by all who knew
him. Ii he hd a single enemy, it is not
known. Let his agtd parent be comrorted in
his delth, andrcjoice that God has given her
a son so lovely, SO patriotic.
The soldiers are all enjoying good health
ut this time, with the exception OF a few ca
SCs nf measles and colds, and are also, TO say
the least Of il, enjoying themselves finely
Thy are a very brave looking set Of boys,
aud should au opportunity be given them,
they will no doubt give Old Abe and his
Yankee hirtlings a warm reception.
The election fr field officers Of the 26tt
Regiment took place in camp to-day, Nher
the Hon. II. b. Vance was elected Co'onel
II. X Burgwyn Lieut.. Co,onel and Capt. A
b. Carmichael, Major.
The Regiment has been organized, and tn
Companies viii take their rank IN the follow
ing order
~ - ~ 4 . - Nrn4R ~ - 800.
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MARRIAGES

In Iredell county, N. c., on the 18th ult., by James
w. Williams, Esq, Mr.. L. ID. Welborn, of Wilkes, to
Miss Almeda, daughter of Asel Deacons.
On the 18th ult., by the Rev. P. d. Moore, Mr.. John
3. White of the % CASTOR Invincibles,' to Miss SallIe
c.. CAN'T. of Cleaveland comfy.
By Elder Manly Andrews, on the 18th of July. at
the house of the brides father, Mr.. John s. Neville
to Miss Margaret A, lilly, all of Orange.
At the residence of James S. Foushee, on the 2Sth
ult,, by James Baker, ESQ.,. Mr.. Mark l.. Holler to
Miss Lydia A. Brooks, all Of Alexander.
Also, on the 18th of August, at the residence of the
brides father, Reuben Watts, DR.. Jos. Watts to Miss
Annie Watts, all of Alexander.
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ron rue SPIRIT OF TIE AGE.
SIC TRANsIT.-No. l.
CAMp MACON, August 81, /


Editor Spirit Of the Age ALLOW me
through your columns to present your nu-
merous readers with a brief account Of Camp
Macon, formerly known as Camp Edwards.
The change has been made in honor to one
ofour illustrious dead
/ shall be unable t. present your readers
with " The Ners," from two facts for a SOL
der generally knows less about the true state
Of the armies, their movements, &C., than
anxious newspaper readers; and secondly,
the Tell(tie)egraph is always ahead. But |
would assure them, ] will ever avail myself
Of making instant and true stdtemen tsin re-
gard to every important move, Gf it should
Sc necessary occurrence, incidents or de-
scription within my knowledge.
Thousands OF souls-frec-born patriots,
are barring their brave bosoms to the enemy's
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DEATHS,

On the Sd ult.. at her residence in Horny District,
S. Co Mrs. Isabella Tolar, wife of w. j Tolar, and
daughter of John and Sarah McCaskill, in the sod
year of her age. The deceased had been for many
years a consistent member of the Baptist Church.
Her illness was long and painful her death serene
and happy. A husband and four children have sus-
tanned an irreparable loss. She now sleeps in Jesus,
and will no more awake until He cometh to Judge the
quick and dead. H. T..
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NnRTH cARnIINA O AI

TIME subscriber begs leave to announce to the
Il citizens of Raleigh, that he has made arrange
ments to keep on hand, a constant supply of Goa
from Egypt, in Chatham county.
Persons wishing Coal delivered can have it by ma
king early application. P. FERRAEL.
Wilmington Street.
Raleigh, September 2. 1861. 2-tf
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July 20, 49,
NEW
FURNIrUREt FURNTTUREl

TIME Subscriber would announce to the citizens of
l. Chatham and Wake, and the surrounding conn
ties, that he still keeps on hand at his Work Shop.2
miles North of New Hill, BUREAUS, SECRETARIES,
WASH STANDS &c. &C., all of which
he will sell on the most reasonable terms. All orders
punctually and faithfully attended to at short notice
He will deliver in the counties of Chatham or Wake,
or any of the surrounding counties, any of the above
named Furniture, by receiving an order so to do.
He win also furnish walnut and common wood COZ
FINS, according to any order that he may receive, on
the shortest notice.
From my long experience in the above business, /
datter myself that shall be able TO give general salts
faction; all l ask is an opportunity to show any of the
above furniture, believing can gain public confidence
and support.
Having in company with me. an experienced HOUSE
PAINTER. I will execute any house painting at the
shortest notice and with neatness and durability.
Address me at New Hill P.O.. Wake County, n. G.
EVANS.
April 10th. 1861. Sly.
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NOTICE.

VIZ will sell, on time, on the premises in High
w Point, N. c., on the first day of October next,
all our Company property, consisting of a pretty large
Lot, with Saw-mill aud Barrel Factory, Machinery,
bulldlngs' STOCK, &c, together with all the property
made known and attendance given on the day of sale
by HALY BROWN.
PAYNE
August oath, 1881. 2-4t
FINE o OF NOVA SCOTIA HEARINGS
N on hand, from So TO $6 80.
Also, wanted by me, leo Bbls. good apple vinegar.
j.. FOARD.
Wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant.
Newbern, N. G.
July 20, 1861. IS
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$1,000 REwARDI

Nh undersigned viii seEd any number almost of
Receipts, SECRET NAYS To lake MON
Ef, d.. Sc, all neatly printed. up3a the receipt Of
Stand the postage on the package viii be prepaid IN
fuil. Among this collection Of Receipts 4 the fol-
lowing to make ALL KINDS 81 FINE WRI-
TING INKS at g cost of eGly , cents per GALLON. a
good chance for an energetic lnla 10 mal1aa fortune,
MAXIM aud selling Ink. as the supply from Yankee
dom VIII soon be ont.D How % make the very best
VINEGAR, COLOGNE, HAIR DYE, EXCELSIOR
la OIL. BLACKING, MATCHES, &e.. a..
Address, Cat once1 w TERRY, Agent.
Rockingham, \. G..
~ GREAT SECRET or HORSE TANfsG viii
also be sent. Is
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New DISTINCTIONS on the Mississippi.

New DISTINCTIONS on the MISSISSIPPI.
The Louisville Courier of August 81,
says:
1t will be seen by our especial dispatches
that the steamer Hannibal City, a Lincoln
transport, has been sunk in the Mississippi,
some thirty miles above Cairo, at Commerce,
by a masked battery. That in a strategetic
point of view, is a mastery location for the
ConGederates, as it completely commands
the river, cutting off communication between
St Louis and Cairo. Gen. Pillow is more
than a match for Fremont & Co., with jesse
thrown ia.
The Hnnibal City was a large fine boat
worth some $40, 900, formerly a Keoknk
packet, ana left st. Loais Sunday morning
with Major McDonalds ZouaFes, ostensibly
for cape GiIerdeau. She probably was ex-
tending her trip to Cairo and Birds Point,
when She ran ioul Of that 'Pillow-case.n
The following is the special despatch above
referred to:
PADucAH, Aug. so.
The C~onfederates under Major General
Pillow, of Tennessee have erected a battery
az Commerce, No, on the Mississippi, some
fen miles below CapesGirardeau, having com
,lete command Of the river, cutting off ali
eommnnications with Cairo and Bird Point.
The steamer Hannibal City, a large Keokuk
packet, was fired into and sunk, having be-
tween three and iou hundred troops on
board for Birds Point Al the people on the
boat were captured.
The Cincinnati Enquirer OF yesterday has
the following special despatch comfrma-
tory ofthe above:
LArEg FROM CAIRO.
CA1Ro. Monday, Aug. 19-The Mississippi
river { bloekaded al Commerce, Mo-, by the
steamer Desmoines. just returned from there.
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Edgeworih Female Seminary.
N q

"HIS Institution has been In successful operation
Il for tventy-one years. and for the last ten years
under its present Principal
The Course of instruction is designed 20 afford to
Southern Parents an Institution in which can be Sc
cured every advantage afforded by the very best Fe-
male Seninaries III the country.
The Faculty c insists OF FIVE Gentlesaen and Foul
Ladies. The Hesitation is, aud has been THOIs-
OUGHLY SOUTHERN in its organization.
Greensboroa sa is emincntly healthy, and IN the
present excited state OF the eolntry, il geographical
position read RS IL q quiet and safe retreat
The next Session will commences Augast fz&. 1Ssi.
For Catalogues containing full partinlars Of terms,
SC, apply to RICID TERLISG Principal.
45-3m Greensboro. y. G.
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.
GoLpsBoRo,. \. c.

TIVE FALL SESSION WILL BEGIN OK THURS
i day. the LIST of August, 1851. TAe past has fully
proven Goldsboro' to be- a very healthy l3eatiol-thc
pupils of no school in the State have enjoyed better
health The College is situated In q retired part OF
the town, sufficiently remote from the rail road to be
free from interruption. We are conadeIg that no In
stitution. during these times OF excitement. oncrs a
more eIigible. healthful, and desirable retreat for
study.
Board and Tuition per session, so. Music. Paint
ing. Embroidery, &c, st customary prices. For fur
ther information address the undersigned.
s. NJ. FROST, President.
July eth 1851. z6-2m.
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REV. D2. DEFMs SCHOOLS,

"HE Seminary for Young Ladies' wil open its
u sixta session as usual on Aleneay, august,
1851.
the Eastern Carolina Military Academy win not re,
cadets hei1g in the service of the country. An an
nouncemenf will be made IN due season.
For full information in regard re INC SsmI nEEAMS
Wilson N. G.
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RUTHERFORD
Male and Female Academy.

TIME next session viii commence on "Wednesday
and Tuition quite moderate.
Rev r. I. ABERNETHY, Principal-M- T. Law
,rScp Esa Teacher of Languages-Miss CoRSELLA
r .wprxcEl Teacher of Music and Ovnamentals.
For narticulars. address Principal, Happy Home,
Burke county, NC. D.P Pres.
i3-2m. UDsafu afnssces
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Agents Waited !!
$50 MONTH AND EXPENSES PAIN.

a NUMBER Of Agents feither old or soung men.
Earned or unlcarneGl are waatsd 10 eagage in
an easy aud respectable business, by which they can
certainly realize fifty dollars per mouth. clear OF ex-
penses. For further particltla. :. terms. &c. address
Enclosing cents 10 pay return postageD
lot w. X. EkRY buckingham. Y. G.
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NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTIONS
FOR Il
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind.

TIME NEXT SESSION Eth INSTITUTIONS
u will commence ca Monday, the Rad day Of Sep
tember, and continue ten months. Pupils should be
sent in t$GfU ALLY at the commencement Of the
Session. LAYING a fail corps OF teAchers in the dir
fereat depirtnents,i IL Is 10 he hoDea. thst the
parents AMI friends OF the Deaf and Dumb snd the
Blind viii send them here 10 receive the benefits os an
education. Any Information as TO the method Of ad-
uniting pupils, &c, viii be given upon spflicatlon 70
me by letter or Otherwise.
wILLlEJ. PALMER Principal.
Raleigh. Ang. .. 1851. 52-2.n
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"A FIEE 0 o. Sp0Nap.

SALAD OIL.
y Bakers Bitters.
Black Tea.
Ea@1ish Mustard,
Alar-e stock OF Fancy Soaps.
Received at PESCGD-s Drags.or.
Raleigh, August -, 1861. -
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JoNEsVILLE HIGH SCHOOLS,
80.

TINE 3lth session OF these Schools viii open on
u the Isl MondIy in August. Every department
will be filed vita competent and experienced teach
ers. Terms a. heretofore. Board SIS and Z % per
month. For fIrtaer particIlars address the Principal
at Jonesville, va ikin county. n. G..
W. Ivan EATON, Principal.
Aug. 3, 1861. So sm
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BETHEL ACADEMY.

j.. ). HORNEEs FIlAtlfAL-
"UE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
opens the 2nd Monday in January. Board and
tuition is sixty dollars per session Of twenty-one
weeks. For particulars address the Principal az
Woodsdale, Person county. N. G.
Elder J. Z. MONTAGUE,
@E.NEAL.
2. /. BUMPASS, tCom.
ID. A. HARRIS.
W. b. LAWSON.
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The Colonel will take charge in flew days,
and | suppose we will receive marching or
ders as soon rs the exigencies of the case re-
quircs our services. To what point we know
not. Yours, respectfully,
j. E. NJ.
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Fresh Medicines &ToiIft AnieIes.

TINE subscriber has the pleasure OF aunanncing
Il To his friends and the public eeHersiIy. that al
ter much delay. tr0ubie and expeHse. ewing 10 the
war and interruption % trade, he has procured a
fresh supply Of Medicines. Toilets. and other articles
In his line, which he has been unable 20 furnish Cor
some time past. lie has to pay CASH for all az BAYS,
and hopes that sacia of his parrots So d. no. pay
promptly will tika the hint. aad that All ia arrears,
who have rot gone TO the seat Of war to fght for our
independence and dearest interests viii pay up their
arrearages. or Q part 1t least, 80 that ne Eztv be able
to meet pressing demands. and keep his stock re-
plenished.
~ AL orders from The country unless from
prompt and reliable partics) viii 20 ufA5F-E5d, TfT7of
accompanied with tae CASH, or IL equivalent.
j.. F.PEsCID.
Druggist, Raleigh. y. c.
August 25, 1851. +
TUsT RECEIVED AT PEScUD.s DRUG TORE.
- A fine lot of Toilet Soap.
BAKERS PREMIUM BIfTkRS.
4 FRESH SUPPLY OF THESE JUSTIN cE.E-
n bratcd BitteTs just received Mt
PEscUD's Drag Store.
MUsTARD.-An new supple iu.t reeeiyodat
w PEScUDs Drag Store.
DHALON'S lair INvIGoRAToR.
i Barry's 1ricopheras.
Ezekiel Hair ResiOreT.
Payson's IBdellIble Ink
August %, 1861. 81
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500 REWARD.
THE subscriber win ssad one bottle Of TERRY
Il much celebrated
RAT, mole AND CRAW POISON

Warranted To prove good or the moley refunded. up-
on the re.sipt of 81 He viii promptly s.ad il by
mail. photographic IN full, and viii tax al risk of
loss OF the money or the Poison.
fal and plain directions FOR administering ac-
companYing each bottle. Send Immediately.
Address, w r TERRY. Agt-
Is Egexsurh4rn n a.
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WANTED

m he Kinston Shoe Factory, rs or good
SHOE MAKERS. Apply ssTlL.
-.. .ee sz--it
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C.,Ro. Monday, Aug 19.-The Mississippi
liver : slossaded al Commerce, Mo-, by the
steamer Desmoines, just returned from there.