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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
81 e A d ACHE
a SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials ,cere unsolicited by
Mr. SPALDINe, then afford unguestion-
able proof Of the efficacy of this
truly scientific discovery.
MAscNvILLx, Conn, Feb. S, 1851.
Pills, and lie them So igeil that want you to
s.yo isv SaF q the sFst box got from m you o'H
Your OH 'st2. Hs "a Jaa SIssG KENNEDY.
HavEaEoRD. Pa, Feb. 6. 1851.
nore box q youI CephaIo Pills, isss Isesissd .
srss1 sssi If bsssft from t!sss.
HAIRY ANN sToIKHoUsE.
srzS'1 CREE, .5g.r1 !: ,:s Co.. Pa.
-. r. G; S,aILDIHsCslI: Yog viii Please send me
Resp ssssRffG1s asI yosq..: IN0. sIMoNs.
'kssa szes'!ss..
BzLLs VERNON. Ohio, Jan. Is, 1851.
EsyRY G. Sr4LDINs, Ess.: Please find inclossd
o. yoqr Cefha.ic Plils. 1ass ore irx!y tIs bsSs
p.Te0s or. ~ A. sT0yER, PM,
bei!s vernon, Wyardot co., D.
BsvK2LY, Mass, Dec, II, 1890.
r. Q. sr.Lp1ss, Essi wish for some circulars
moro plyticulsrly before nv oustoniers. If VOC
hSFe any tnin. OF the kind, please send 20 me.
. one OF my OF sto!neTs, who Is ubject to severe
Sick aeafache. Casually lasting two days.J ,sas
1 sent her '' "'0-'
Respectfully yours, w. B. WILKES.
AsTHoLDsBURS, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
Jarnary 9, 1861.
Henry q. SrsLDIrJs, No. 80 Cedar street New
fefk1Deir Sir: lnoiosed frd twenty 1--WE ceT,ts
~ Tor which send boz of "CeeEaio PiIs5
sen1 e aeffess OF lev. VIM. G. Filter, reynolds
Dag, Frsnflin county, Ohio
fesr Pf'lJ asTL IDS O sAsyS-ex,s Hsada,A,
S!--to.t fSsfCHtsT.
Truly yours, VIM, C, FILLER
frsILAHTI, Mich, Jan. L. 1861.
MR: SrhLpIEa-S!r: Not long since sent to you
yoH: mead ache And Costi-sness, and receiv ed the
Isiae :nd ny hof so good effect fAat was ia
Please send 5J return mail. Direct 70
A, X. WHEELER.
ipsilanti, Mich.
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By the uss OF these Pills the periodic attacks
N0reEs or Seek Hsadaehs may be prevented and
u tsken st the commencement Of an attsck imme
date relief from psn and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail IN removing the Naxsea and
Headache 10 which females are so subject.
They got gently upon the bowels,-removIug Cos
firsasss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and eli persons Of ssdentary habits, they are val
liable as Lazatire, imp rowing the appetite, giving
tone and cigo@ to the digestive organs, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPBALIC PILLS are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments.
having been In use many years, during whloh time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount Of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlgi-
mating in the neTuozS sy stem or from deranEed
state of the Stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their imposition
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, AID the al
seHes Of ANY dtsagrssa6!s taste renders 1t EASY to
administr fksn 10 ekildYsn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have Ave signatures of Henri G.
Spalding on each Box.
Sold By Druggists and all other Dealers In Medi-
cines.
Box will be sent BY mai! prepaid on reoeipto
tbs
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
AL orders shoald be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALnING,
4sCRDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
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MAPS OF TnE SEATOF WAR.-A splendid
lSk Map OF the Seat of War for only cents
Also. Pocket Maps Of all kinds. EH
SS9ld1er Csmp DIsssiHg Cases from 81 30 to %.
Paper and Envelopes =
tlags, Banners and Badges, Views of wsshing-
Weekly Papers. - =
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m -lv Intel & Repub.D as Pa avenue
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E, MILITARY BOOKS.

MILITARY BOOKS.
Il RENCH &c RICHSTlEN hsv Is Just reoeived :.
large ana compist@ assortment Of Militia nv Books
o. all kinds, which they olfer from ten TO 6ffy
per cent below the regular retail prIces,-in.
"A new edition of Hardes's Infantry and Ria.
Tactics, complete, 81 rs $40 ANAns
+tor es Volunteers Manual, 2 vols. a.
Ale q Compenc ium Of Hardee's Tactios No
Crosse Military Surgery. $50
meban's Field Rortlfcaion and Outpost, each IS
Hardee's Tactics, cheap edition. $50 -.
The soldiers Guide, q complete manual And
drl book FOR the use OF the Volunteer Militia aid
the Home 8 uard $50 1
The B.nd; Book for the U.s, Soldier, bsins /.
hrst book ofinstruonOn to the q. b. Infantry tao
Also, Military Maps, Map Of the Seat of War.
Charts, Guides, DO "
Flags, Badges and Medals Of every description.
Any fthe Above sent BY mail free.
FRENCH RICHSTEIN,
mA0 atg- 27S PennVivsnia avenue.
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WATcHRERAIRINs ANpsILvER WARE

L have one of the best establi shments and fur
ing every description of fine Watches, and IN
parDcniaT attention give TO the sans. by a w
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M superior IN guality and finish 10 northern ware
sola " aeaeIs IN general and represented a. their
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IT NEW BOOKS.

HISTORY of the United n eIherlsnds, by John
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John Lothrop Motley; Svos cIoth; free BY mail,
Silss Manner, the Weaver Of Rsvelol, by the
author Of Adam Bede :" cloth 75sOentsi paper 50
cents
Lib and Career Of Major Andre, by wint.op
Sergeant; $50.
A. hI.er ieepeisS Sitn s1n,eIi supmer poIage
Mob es 81 50
Tns Harutacture OF Photofenio or Hydro-Csr-
Any of the above free by mail
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Ap& 2Ts penEa svenua
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N R,-The undermined bess 20 inform tie
Of M0NUMENTS,- TOMPS HEADS TONES,
re-, a. BatiInore and Philsdslpkia prices Also, q
new style Of Msrsle Mantels. Table Tops, Gc..
kept nr hand. Brown stone and Granite work
ma h-eosn Pa ~. Ri. 1fi sad sd u.
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ID READER,
Il ERUSE The following statement and then judre
of its facts for yourself.

ABRAM COLE, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, wsll
Known citizen there, had suffered from pyspepsls
tried AYERS I'll LIS, which taken according to
the directions for this complaint, restored nim to
mon. be has had NO return of his comp amt =
GEO. w. CROSS, of Harmony, Texas, had IN
eruption on his neck, shoulders, back and leg,
which covered about one third of his body. Il kept
the parts affected covered with pcab, and being
oiteh raw sore, vas of course very troublesome
and dist essi ng 1t much impaired his health as
To unit hlmt or business and kept him in constant
suffering. All medical aid failed him until he took
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT SARSA-
fARlLLA, which cur cd him. His skin still shows
Is clear infants. =
John II. SHOOK, ESQ, an eminent lawyer OF
Richmond, Va. took q cold which settled on his
lungs A severe pain set in on the Jeff side. with
ns1 cough. whlcn w:s soon followed by the unmis-
Very low he commenced taking AYERS CHER
R4 PECrOkA AL, yhlch soon stopped the cough
Prepared By DR.. j. G. AVER 4 Co., Lowell,
Mas. ma rs cots
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TNION PAPER AND ENVELOPEs-Tveo
u " different sty les OF Note and Lettsf Paper
with Enve opes TO match.
Views Of Washington in the form OF Q Rose, and
In Nook form; also, separate
All the Daily ., Wees y Papers % n,taptly on
hand. Herald. Times, and Tribune rec eived every
night vt O'Clock.
Papers from al pats of the country.
betde's Dime Novels AID Song Books.
fresh supply Of Books Tor summer reedinr
a large assortment Of Juveniles-M.yne RoId',
Books, ROlio Rooks, AbIott's Histories &o.
A discount of II 10 81 pr cent al found books
fRENtH g. RIcHSTEIN,
ras % Nstor-i .poks tore. 21- Pa. av.
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~ FRENCH 4 RlCHsTEIN
1--we Just received fresh supply Of Note Pa
per, Colored Borders, ruled and plain, with En-
velopes 20 match ALSO, lag rsper of ali kinds
with AND without Motors; Envelopes On match.
Purses abd Pocket Books Of every description.
large assortment of Stationery,
New f9ik Paper: received daily; Papers from
= t'll7s' FRENCH & RIcHsTEIN,
ma - 1900. ---g 21s Penn sp.rge.
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GvlRMiS DnS TauS En- wii rio you Of
kosches, bed Bugs. Anis-te Msora's Rat and
Sih remOv " psi.t, vrrn n or gresse 81 any KIDD.
from the mnst delicste IA hrc silk WOOL q, vltE
Gloves beautifully, with little labr. For sale af
MOURk'S 6rSat hedloine Depot lis Pa sv,
West bad. s0t-G
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Form az GSd,dafsS.

- certify that ha- proper fan,li
ties, aid = able to full oontI act for furusSir,
stationery for the department of the Interior duy
ing the year ending Jane So 1850, should - bid he
accepted. m M a.
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From fbs Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Csphalc Z lis accomplish the object for which
they were made, VIZ: Cure Of headache il all iia
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FfoH1 tAs Democrat. 81. Cgosd. Ninn.
ltyou are, or have been troubled " it'll the lead
aoEe send for box, (CephAiio Pills y so that you
may nave them Ia case OF an-attack,
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FSess fks B-or,is,sr, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
Gases, with entire eucaess
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The following are the classes REG uired 81 the re-
speotivs navy yards:
EITTERY, MAINE

Class No. I. White Oak Logs; No. White Oak
i Pr"mitcCons IN. Der; No 6. YelO. Pre- PlIk
Pre,s; No. y ack Walnut and MahrsarJ; NJ.
a w BITE sh UsTs eEd Hickory Rats; NJ 2.
erd Tia; No Is H:'dw.re; No. q P,Iats ami
Olle; No. % sx'envEss; No -. Co'Lon an
Gas; No. 81 Lestucri No 81 3 ush.s; no S.
Suntint md Dry toots; No 81 Plt'h r. Rosin:
Nc &C. 1890, GGw, So.e OH 70; =; SNIP Chandlep'
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Date.
lN.A.-

WItaess.
hsrety earthly that the sAove named -
arc known 70 me IS men Of property and able 20
make good their guarantee.
Itaae SIgnature, g. n,
To be signed by tbs United states District
Judge, United states District Attorney, Coffee
tor, or Navy AgeLt.
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MRS. N. COXS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTTON

With regard to this almost infallible speo,6s
losuaf sentiment has spoken in deoided torme
famed oy constant ayowa. Of curative effects and
We harpiest results from its are after an Other
Lot as say. In conclusion, that certificates
CURES are NOT sought from the Iliterate and suuer
spectacle sources and justify the highest terms in
winch II IL possible to commend SO valuable
me curative properties of the medicine are esualled
BY lts res.oretiye effects, the 81 stem recover
For sale by al respectable. Druggists in f6is
CITY, and By the proprietor, MRS. NJ. cox.
, S9ne senuine pnless her name il blown on the
VPTloe 81 per bottle, ak bottles for 81
g wAossssn A5sef. X; 4. Z; CISSEl., Druggist
riot, and WI supply the trade ut my prices.
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ForI tbs Wssferx r. r. Gazette. CAieaso, H.
we heartily endorse Mr. Speldinr. and his ur-
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fro17 rae Soafhsrn Path Fn6sY, Nsts O-lsass, La
,Ey them You that are afflicted. and we are surc
t1at your testimony can be aided to the alrsady
numerOus list that has reoeiyed bans6ts &at M
other medicine can produce. A0
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Joy FOR The SICK AND SUFFERING.
LET all WE0 ABE AFFLICTED
READ!
ATFLY The RBNEDY
krIo,ox R ur.yru

Frisna, do you suEer! Are yoa the viottm Of spy
sItnose ngEisrops ailments which srlss from i'm
kashor ask, what sre they not! lie blood ia H.
sources OF life and health, and IL Ia ths lrst eemen
q our 6enx 70 Lessond to any c3rse which Affects
trfItiang EearsEi., the irritating Erysirsxs, the
snn ,,. SsI9iaa tho sSoniziIg Eheumatism, Ner-
sorsor and dejection, and the numbeflsss Ills thai
hesn asr 20 dsrye thelr htdcous origin from the
c!ooci Deal Kindly thsn and gently with the blood
Use the vitall5ing resources Of nature for It's Aid
And Euser us 70 commend 70 your confidence md
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-, Of in the State of -, heTe by
akreeto furnish and devsr in the res peotlve Nav,
Yards, al the articles named in the classes here
unto anneHes, agreeaby % tie prpyislOns Of the
so edules ther for and cor fOrinity wI'h thu ed
yeruseme,t 1.-THE Bureau of Construct or. & O., Of
June III, 1861. SEou my offer We sec ptCd, I re-
qaett IL TO b. addressed At -, aid the contract
rent u the Navy Agent at, or To, for
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DISEASES OF InPRUDENCE.
DIR. JOHNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND LMPOTENCY


THK MANY THOUSANDS cured at th:s institution withiu
hs aI: seventeen years. and the important
cal operation. performed by Dr. Johnsoa by tn.
reporters o. the papers and many other PERSONS notices
which have appeared again and b.fur. the public
f.s hrs standing gentleman Of character and
sllity IL sEacisnt g5arenfs 20 the Afflicted mar l5ly
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OF =, and Of -, In Che tate of
- hereby guaranty that in case the forego "a
bld OF for aSy Cf the classes therein
namedS be sooepted, he az thy will, within ten
Gays after the receipt OF the contract at the pot
ofhoe named, or navy agent cesIgnstsd, execute
the contract for tho ANS, with good and sufEcIent
sureiles. and IN case sSId snail fail IN
enter into contract IS AFORESAID, we guaranty 10
make good the difference bel ween the offer z the
saia - O. end that which NAV re acc pied,
Signature of two guRrantUrs q n
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.

cIass No, u: White Pines No. q. Iron; No. p.
No; .; Pig Iron; No IS. Hardware; No.T Paipts
Tank, and Galley Iron; No a. Chain Iron: No 10.
lngot Copper; No. 81. Bellows; No. q. Poles
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rom the Gazette, Ddcssroyf, loses.
MI. SPading would not connect his name With
IN article he did not knOts to possess real merit
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

ing political journals of England have been re
presenting this paper as ventilating nothing but
the incoherent jargon of the mob. Against all
such silly but malignant inventions we refer the
reader to the extracts from our own columns
which we publish to-da, 1t will thus be seen
that, if we have no Q 8 beyond those Of an
ignorant mob, we "a wonderful power Of
divining the VIZ and purposes of our govern
ment. Our Washington despatch Of May Il
pretty distinctly foreshadows Mr.. Stewards let
ter OF Nov. 30 to Mr.. Adams on the question of
Englands recognition of the JEFF. Davis govern
ment; and our leading article of December Il
covers the ground Of the Trent settlement of
week later almost as neatly as If we had been
closeted with our Secretary Of State.
The solution, however, is very simple. Let
it suffice for the present that this journal, in
carefully watching the drift of public events,
and in faithfully rejecting an enlightened pub
lie opinion, stands before the world to-day as
an example vindicating the solid and well earn
ed reputation of an independent American press,
the justice, wisdom and moderation of a sound
and stable republican government, the strength
and elasticity Of our popular institutions, and
the cool sagacity of an intelligent people, who
comprehend the duties Of this crisis to them
selves and their pOsterity.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

INFORMATION WANTED FROM THE JoBBERs AND
FRIENDS or JoBBERs-Will any one explain to
the public the course that has been pnr-
sued by the World, the Flesh and the Devil Of
the press-the World the Tribune and the
Iimes-with respect to The report of the Van
Wyck Committee. No more important docu-
ment has been issued by Congress, during the
present session; yet neither Of these journals
has seen fit to publish it, Two Of them have
made no allusion to ii whatever, and the third,
the Tribune. has simply denounced the corrup-
tions it indicates, IN generaliJus, without ad-
yerting to any vital details The monstrous
frauds exposed in Missouri, under the auspices
of Fremont and his abolition allies are not
spoken of by it at all. Why this silence We
beg our contemporaries, usually rather inclined
to be blatant, not to be reserved on this I'M
portant occasion. They will be received, if
necessary, as States evidence. Perhaps they
know even more than the members Of The COM
mittee did, and are reticent in giving infor-
nation which would expose more clearly
the late abolition conspiracy against the
administration, .ll especially asa4as. tls aea'
sur1.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

LII. d. RUSSELL AS AN EzEKIEL.---In a recent
letter to the London Times, the Bull run noto-
riety of that journal edifies its readers by say
ing
As write, there q that Messrs Slidell and
Mason TO be surrendered II II be truc this govern
ment is broken up. There is much violence OF spirit
among the lower orders Of the people, and they
ignorant of everything except their politics and pas.
sons saturated with pride and vanity that any hon
orabe concessions in this hour of extremity would
prove fatal 10 its authors. II would certainly render
thsm unpopular that il would damage them the con.
duct Of this civil war.
"My young friend" said German professor
of natural history to his pupil "teli me what
animal this ISL "IIerr Professor, replied the
oiear-headed juvenile, "it is spider" "Very
we'll answered, admirably answered, returned
tie pedagogue, "but il is not exactly spider,
is a-eDapping turtle.' LII. d. Russell is
Juh' about as accurate in his prognostications
as 'he Munich student; but it is no matter; we
all understand him now, and; until Barnum
o..c.4o' aim NO arc peSiseay WILING 10 vote
! him ~ Ezekiel
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-26
Weekly Family Newspaper.


operations Of the wells. 1t is supposed TINT
a Num-, er Of others have been burned TO q
powder, close by the mouth of the we'll
Some tilirs y-four were wounded.
AT the time Of the explosion, every
ting ia the neighborhcol-sixty or sevsny
lods-tok fire, and siianties, defricks, tn
~glna-heuses and da ciiiags, we're a. eace m
volvedin fumes. Inc boiler Of Dobb's wei,
eighty rods from the original fire, blew up
With . Tremendous explosion. killing IN
stantly The engineer, Wesley Skinner, ait
ding another intensity t. the evenings
horrors. At this time the whole air Was On
fire. The jet of oil. rushing up almost forty
fe t. was almost a pillar 81 liSid fanc, while.
he cas- ahoye II, to The distance of a hundred
feet was FISHING. exploding, dashinS towards
the heavens, and apparently licking the elOuds
withits furious tongue ofheat.
AL this time, duriag this tremendous
csmbussien, the SQUADS Of the explosions
ard barnines were 50 tremendous and con-
t~innouS, that they could be compared 10 moth
ing but the rushing of hurricane or tornado
through a forest. The heat OF the fire was
SO intense that no one could approach within
q hundredand ffty feet without scorching
their skin or garments. 1t was tie most
frightfal and yet the g~randest pyrotecbnical
display ever Tonehsated to- human be-
ing.
On Friday morning the oilwas still rush.
lug up on fire, Win the same regularity and
spec. throwing it vas calctlatei, at least
q hundred barrels an hour, covering an i'm
mems. space with flaming Ola loss to the
pFeprietars Of the well Of s., 900 to 50 500
daily No human pogcFc can extinguish the
flames. and the oil must burn on till the wei
is exhausted. No paAe II describe its fierce
ness, no tongue describe the magnitude o.
its horrors. Thousands Of spectators yisii
the scene every day. It seems like The
earth is really on FIRE, and its Clements al oul
t. melt with fervent heat. The fam S were
at last accounts, still ascending to the height
Of eigaty feet"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-26
rok THE SWIFT OF rnn AaE.

The Burke Tigers left Mergant9n IN
der command OF Captain L. j. Klrksey, June
the 9Th, and arrived il. Raleigh on the night
of tie 9TH. The train from. Salisbury formed
a beautiful line of about nineteen cars, all
loaded with Volunteers fraln different pa4t Is
Of the State. We met the greeting smiles of
the ladies' from every side of the road and in
every village tEro gh which we passed but
the manner with whica the Ladies at James
town met Us filled our hearts with Joy un-
speakablc. They met. Us with. their smiles,
and thrr baskets fIll Of cakes and many
other things t, refresh our bodies, ard hand,
ID them In at the windoWs Of, the cars with
their own lilly white hands, and when the
cars were even startlag, they threw III to US
as long as they could. Blessed Angels. this
act Of thine will live forever in our memo les.
Many Of the Volunteers in old, North Caro-
lima viii carry the smiles of. the ladies in
Jamestown to the field Of battle, and It Viii
nerve their arms in the heat Of the battl, 10
strike with double force the foe of our com
mon country.
We left Morganton amidst the tears and
smiles of fathers, mothers, wives, sisters and
sweethearts, to so and pa to fight the enc
my Of our country, and We vii never suffer
these fanatics to tranpia over our. friends in
Old Burke, nor the ladies' Of jamestown, till
the Burke Tigers have fonnj soldiers g "a eS.
The ladies cheer with heart and baud our
men who fight for Dixie land. May God
bless the ladies of j imestown, andshieid the
volunteers of the Confederate Sites Of Amer
lea, and grant that they lasy resugp to their
fathers and mothers, wives, sKeethearts and
children, with triu!nuhant victory, IS The
prayer of one OF the Burke Tigers.
L. G. CHRISTENBURG.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-26

If you End n man circulating malicious
reports abut his ueighbor, it may be set
as an inyiolable rule that any sach
person is dishonest. Not only dishonest
hut from his infamous disposition, danger
Gus 10 al with whom he may be acquainted.
Tie eirculatcs fllse impressions, and sets
people upon an crfoncous course Of judgment
ana conduct in respect TO others, which may
frequently b6 ]ruinons to their prosperity.
u d,eia general injury to society, more
thaa to tn, patty Sian Tered, as it destroys
confidence. The man wlpiS guilty Of cir
cul ,tiag mllici1ls rep 'rts, must necessarily
h2 d3,.tli, an therefore dishonest he must
De abandoned to every principle Of moral
feeling. In ancient times, when a man was
convicted Of being a slanderer, he was stoned
TO death. rs being a danger and a Gu sc to the
whole community. In modern times there
Is even u better remedy than this-.tis to
cease all association with such characters,
Trc1t them like lepcrs, abandon them to
their " kind, which is social death, ono 10y
which they may serve as All eXample 10 Others.
This rule is observed among all Intelligent
peo9lc, and should be invariably carried out
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-26

MoRE CLrBs.-0ur grateful acknow'ege-
ments are hereby tenierod to kind friends
for the following clubs of subscribers, re-
ceived the past week. club of Z from A..
Speer. of Yadkin county 3 from Jesse Fow-
Ter, Of Mullins Depot, s. G. 4 from John
Beverly, Ans5nviIle 8 from A. B. Jones, Of
Bunoombe 8 from o. T.. Redfearp, Of An
son; ) from s w. ornlond, Of Greene 4
from Miss Noble Ann Luther, of Buncombe.
Thanks-thanks-ki kind friends May all
or subscribers follow the excellent example
you have set them.