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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06
NEW YORK.
DIR. WIN. b. HURD,S
DENsT.1L REMEDIES!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
fNsrgiN4
Curing Toothaehe L Eeuralgla.

Do you wish to be blessed with and admired
Or. VIM. Hu.d'> UnrIvalicd Tooth Pow.
'.S, warranted free from acid. alkali. or any in
.rious substance. Price, rs cents per box.
e1s BE wa'e Of the ordinary cheap tooth pow
ters, which whiten out destroy.
DO you wish 10 be certain that your breath IL
pure, sweet and agreeable 70 husband or whichever
or iriendsf Use DIR. Hnrd,, Celebrated
Month Wash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
Thu. asttingent wash il also the best remedy in
the world for Uanker, Bad Breath, Bleeding G ums
Sore Mouth, ets. II has cured hundreds.
DO you. oryour children suffer from Toothache!
Get DIR. Hnsd's Magic Tooth ache Drops.
Price, Is cents per bcttls.
Are you afflicted with Neuralgia, Get DR.. w !.
Il. HCTd's Neuralgia PiasteTs. The most
effective and eightful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, but soothe and
harm pain away Try them. Price, Is and Is
,ents. Mailed on receipt.of price.
10 you wish complete Sc, of Dental Rene.
lies and Treatise en- Preserving Teeth? Get
aeatest and most valuable present that one friend
IAN make to another. rice, 81. Sent by express
n receip. Of price
For sale at all the best stores Throughout the
country.
CArTIoS.-As there are dealers who take adj
fantage OF our advertisements to impose upor
heir customers inferior preparations, 1t is neces-
sary 10 insist upon having what you call for, an
you will get the best, thoroughly tested, and re-
Dared By an experienced and scientific Dentist
treasurer OF the New ! ork State Dentists $50
citation, and Vice President ef the New York
City Dental Society.
Address
WIN. B. HURD l. CO., New York.
inly8-dAwtfebl4
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MISCELLAN

-.
D DANCING ACADEMY!
4
VIII s. HALL.
MT. A. n. WHITE
REsPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS rprryps
ana tbs pubic gen rally, tnat having &C.
NNkel's Blotk,fo-. 2d l. Brady SITS ].
ne Is prepared to resume his ,uition In IN. A.,
ns iohg eareritnce In which warrants him In
!ins ne viii teach oil tho most fashionable
lanes IN the shortest possible time and 10 he
a . q the pupil. Ills charges will be
moderate to suit the times
DAYS OF TUITION:
ror Ladies' Monday afternoons. from .nAru
Tor .ftnietnen tho ssme evening s,ctn : ~ o
rof s.hsefs-Saturdse mornings from 10 m -
TOT Aisses-Ssturday afternoons from "a 4
me term VIII consist Of g teen lessons for eaeh
eiass, 10 commence absat the goth inc,
81 For particulars enquire of
20, A. y. WHITE,
ocoI htthe LeGlaite House.
NOTICE.
CAMP NCCLgLLAp, Oct. 2. 1852.
Proposals will be lived ~ mv,f5ce Cu,,
McCieilas, until Monday next for SURVIVING Cap,n
Mcclellan with wood. From three 10 five coras
per day will probably be needed
Ii. CLINTON &. BUELL.,
oSoa' Act. A. q. NJ.
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LEGAL.

To Csthssine Robson, William Waters, t,eorr .
Waters. Mary Emily hest. Ann Eliza kobe.on,
SAMUEL R,oeson. Jane Robson, Clara Robesvn,
Henry Clay X be on, and the Meth odist Epitco-
pal Cnurct OF Pleasant Valley:
N0U No EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY
! DO Il 4 hst the last Monday Of January
A. d. 1853 "a been fixed for ne finai scitlemsnt
If the accounts Of the xecn.Ors oil the l.st will
.nd testsmen. Ut jacob V. Robes Jn, late Of Scot,
county, State nj Iowa. deceased when you can
appear and contest said accounts II you desire so
6, do.
II. LiSDERMAN,
County Judge of Scott Co., state Ct Iowa.
Decent Der =, io6z Az
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Hannibal Il 81. Joseph Railroad

II GOoD CONDITION, AND TRAINS ARE
L running daily, East s1d West. for the ,rauspor-
talion OF passengers aul yht with and
despatch. All RAILROAD located east of the Mis-
sisslpp River have direct connection y it'll the II 1
~ % X, or It's Line III spl nid steam Packets
The Hannibal 4 - Joseph Is Line OF Packets
on the Missouri River ran daily. sodth to heaven
worth, Parkviie, Quufaro Wyandotte and Kan
Gas City AMI tri-weexi1, north to Nebraska CITY,
Plattsnou,h, Oinahi, aat Cosuci Binas
DAILY Nal Coaches run ia correction with
trains OF this road To ali ,apoi tant towns il!
Northern Missouri and southern Iowa A.so to
Lawrence, Topeka, Fn-t Riley and Fort scott,
Kansas.
Overland Pixies Peak ard California Nail
Coaches leave daily. TINE to Denver 1iiy j dav
Salt Lake y dlys, Saa sranci.co Is days.
Rates OF freight aissys as i0v hy any other
hne, WHINE the patron saves if-ssly ia insu. tnce.
distance, Changes ana limo.
I. Is. GROAT, GeaI sickei AT Hannibal. Mo
". 4. KpKtAoON, Freight 4 y', do
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A.sska. is .akl.sN ~.
NEW E0RK. BOsTaN
IND MI. E.TGTEE-v CITIES.
Cnsryieg :he Gseas Neasr. a-d Nor1h

IND Nh EASTERN" gETxES,
Cnsryieg :he Great veasra a-d Ncnh
Western 1nite1 ss.tcs mnsi-.
ErAP.ESS TRAINS LEAVE DTNkIRK AM
: = hufso, isi y. un the ARRIVAL OF all trains on
the lake shore Railroad |, making close conne:-
tious with trains from sievetlnd, Chicago, Nh
wauhce, st Louis, Burlington, heokuk. It Paul
Dubuque, Galena. Iowa city. &c the only cais
ruuning through from tho lakes t. New York
City
WITHOUT CaANGE.
Baggage checked through. Faro always a. low
as by any other Route.
BE particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail
road which sold 81 ell thu principal railroad
Offices the Neet.
This hoai affords facilities for shirnen, 4
Freight, superior TO any other route.
AN LXPRESS TRAIN suR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily. making close connections
through 10 all poins vest aoi quicker time than
escr before m de NJ line.
For Freight rates. cn9 lire Of j & Oa,map. 240
broadway. Chas Thurmsn, les broadway, \. >,
IL I Archer, ~ Souta street, - y Dunlap
10 state street, Eosto, Erie ailway Oiiice, "a
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAS. MINOT, Gen'l Snr't.h.7
T.. :. SPRINGER, We,I~-n Agent. Chicago, Iii,
A. BARBER. Agent, Burlington, Iowa,
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- EKTEfs =!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
L enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, Iowa:
ALBERT PRINCE. born in Frederick county.
Maryland q years old. farmer by Q, Gu, alton. en-
listed September 9th, 1862 at eokuk, by Mai n
lillian belknav, for yeirs; has grey eyes.
-'own hair, iair complexion, feet inches high
for the lhth !nfanlry.
). l.. BkADEN, born in Decatur county. IIdi-
ana, aged % years, by occupation q far.aer, en-
listed TT davenport, wa, august Is, has hazel
eyes. black hair and dark complexion, height 5
feet 10 inches.
w. j. ToffES born in Gallap5,.s Ohio, aged
80 years. by occupation q farmer, enlisted at
keokuk. Iowa, august 81, has blue ewes. brown
hair and fair co'uple xion, height 5 feet 5 inehes
WILLIAM JONES, born in Urar re county.
New cork, aged "a years ty occupation a car.
pcnter, enlisted in los City. Iowa, July 81. has
black eJes, sandy hair aud dark complexion.
height feet inches
JOHN loGGIIEN, born in Hardin county.
Ohio, aged Il years, By occupation a farmer, en-
listed al Davenport, iowa. September 20, has grey
eyes, ligh. hair and light complexion, height 5
feet OK inches.
Any ole appyehoniing any enc CT all of said
soldiers, will .a psid ali reasonable cos, or trans
,ortation and subsistence, ,ogel her with reward
Of FIVE dollars, VII .ad des.rters are returned to
the Compsnling Officer Of Camp M.Ciellan.
Il. NJ. LlITLtR,
Captain ID Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Dayer port, uct.i 1862 DIFF
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ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE.
Attention 10 the Business,

and Mr.. Spearing's Id customers will certainly
have no cause to complain Of the change In Ire
management. augl2-dly
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TO CONSU MPTIyCs.

TIE Advertiser, having been restored to health
ina few weeks, by very simple remedy. after
having suffered several years with sever, Iuno
affection, ard that dread disease, Consumption-
HahS'ous I" make known to his fellow o ierers
the means II cure.
10 all who desife 1t, he will send copy Of the
rrefcriri'n used Gree of chargel with the dire.-
aons Tor preparing and using the same, which
they vii! find SURE CrRE for Corsrnrriog. srn-
MA, kRoNcn. IT,, &c. The only otjec. Of tho al
ver'iser in sending the prescription is TO be-, eft
the afflicted, and spread information which be
conceive8 to be invaluable, and he hotes every
sufferer will try bis remedy, az il will cost them
nothing AMI may prcvc a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York
sep20-ddw3m
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EAECC TORS, SALE.

To ehoHs Il mog concern:
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, THAT We
X the unIersigned. xecut RS OF the last vii
aud testament of Jacob v. hobeson. late of Scot
county, state of Iowa, deceas ed, shall, on w ed
.esdoy, The 18th day of December. A. ID. 1852
At The Court House door. in the city Of Davenport
couny and ate aforesaid, offer for rae at publ;
uciion, TO the highest bidder for cash, the fol
iJning real estate, lying in said county and State
The North East quarter Of the South
Eat quarter II section three ~, IL aownshi,
reventy-eight l7s) Nortn Of Range four al Eas
Of the ) h =. n Said -ale 10 take place al tn,
nour Of o'clock r. VI. Of said day.
ANDREW j HYDE,
II. L MASON. Executors
I0HNB. KOBESON,'
De,. 3, ls6!-3w
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ksr0DOS


AprurAST G.sERAL's OFFfcEl
Davenport, Oct 10, 1852.
General Order No. 90
!. lac 9th Revinient will rendezvous at Camp
Strong, Muscatine, and all recruits Tor SAID pey;
ment Will at once repair L. said Camn.
ii. The Sixth Iowa Cavalry vii. ,s,dezva,s =,
Davenport, st Camp TO be known as Csup Hen
dershott, and all Companies recruited for said
Regiment will at once repair to soia Csmp
H. No furloughs 5. all be grant Il to N 70 TIA,
hve men iron my sne Company Of any REGIMENT.
AMI al! those in cas,s Of abeoiute nccess,v. n, 4
said Burroughs should not exceed We DAYS IN
length.
This paragraph extends only to Reg num-
oerei up to and including 3s.h until further or
ders.
BY order Of the Commander in Chief.
n. B. BAKER,
ooio Adjt Gent of Iowa.
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CO-p0rSMersh

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
themselves together this day, Ter 'ae purrosc
Of conducting The Hotel business at the iet;Ia;rc
House, . tails city, under the firm ans q Gii.ss
Wits d Morris.
DAVENPORT, May 7th, 1862.
p. J. GILLETT,
}. G. WiRTS,
G. NORRIS.
Myo-dH
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MAN ksOOD!
HOW LOST !! HOW RESTORED!
just PaHishcd, IA a Seayed Enve,on,
prtce, .St1 Cents.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE.
EATMENT AND RADICAL

TREAT NENT AND RADICAL
rURE Of SPEKMATORRHfEA OR SEMINAL
~ Neakacss, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Deo1'ity ana impeaiments to Marriage generally
Nervousness. L assumption, trilcpsv and Fit:.
Mental and Physical lpcafa i,y. resulting from
Self Abuse, dc.--hy kOBr !. CULVEkWELL,
NJ. y, Antbor Of the Green BOOK, Dr.
~ Ea0n % Thousands Of suiTerers..,
sent under seal, in plain envelope to any .d-
dress, post paid, Oh receipt OF six Gems ~ 80
y, Bowety, New York, Pos, o iii 30 Bor as.s
acS-da Win
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SsS.Hu.

RukE INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF GEO
- MURRAY. Jersey Ridge road, one black year
Ilns Colt. With ssr in forehead, and one SIRE,
yeIlns colt = ii star in foreh, I'D and rirh, hind
Ine owner will please W op~rtv
nevlodSt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-12
The Poor Mans Rnshal Of Corn.

An illustration of a theme SO fell of
painful interest just now, when the grana-
ries of the land are groaniog beoeath their
burdens of corn, and wheat and rice aad
sugar, etc when each succeeding price
current notes an advancing tendency In
most Of these articles, We append the fol-
lowing anecdote, which is said to have oc
Cured about the time of the FIRST r~syelu-
ton :
Two farmers were chosen deacous OF the
church, and their obituaries have since as
serted that they adorned their profession
Just at the close Of the war, the district
In which they lived was visited BY a srisy-
Gus famine, and the farmers were generally
keeping their corn for the contingencies Of
the future. Those who could offer 10 other
excuse for refusing to sell, were keeping
it for seed A poor man In the vicinity
went to one of these deacons, aud said:
4 have come to buy a bushel Of corn.
Here is the money it is about all I can
gather
The good deacon told him he could not
spare a bushel for love nor money. He
was even stinting his own family in order
to have a large supply for seed The poor
man insisted-urging that his family were
even then suffering from want Of bread,
but all in vain. At last he said, Deacon,
t il you do not let me have the cora I shall
! curse you
Curse me = replied the deacon; 'hov
!. dare you do a thing so wicked!
Because said the man, the Bible say
So
Nonsenser exclaimed the deacon
there is no such thing in the Bible
:, Yes there is replied the poor man.
: WELL said the deacon, if you can fin
$ such a text I'll give you a bushel Of corn
They went TO the house and taking dow
: the family Bible, the poor mar turned t
y Poverbs 18th c. and &c v. and read, sH
e that witholdeth corn, the people shall ours
It him but blessings shall be upon the head
n Of him that selleth it,
J. The deacon was fairly caught, and tax
Isl ing the man to the corn crib, gave him
full bushel. AS he helped to pat it on b
shoulder, he told his poor ~neishbor,
s ego over to Deacon Clark, and curse hi
lei out of a bushel.'
sei Will not somebody take a Bible in han
tel and visit the spectators in various ssapl
and domestic necessity on a similar mis-
e-l sion?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-12

and we hold that no loyal man at this
crisis of our affairs, will convert grain into
whiskey and thereby furnish this agency
OF destruction, diminish the quantity Of
bread, increase the suffering of the poor,
particularly the families Of the soldiers,
ruin many of the young men, multipythe
number of penitentiary convicts, destroy
the happiness of many wives and clothe
their husbands and children in rags, kill
their husbands and sons, and send their
souls to perdition. The man who does
this, is an accessory before the fact to all
the crimes enumerated, and should be
punished accordingly. J. NJ. J.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-12
TPUBLIsHKD BY REQUEST.
A FAREWELL SONG.

Farewell, dear friends and neighbers,
| bid you all adieu,
Our country is now invaded
By 8 vile northern foe.
My friends and neighbors gone before,
Hard trials to endure,
They cry aloud for many more,
Their rights to help secure.
While foes invade our sunny land,
The land of the brave and free,
Well try to meet her loud demand,
Whoe'sr those foes may be.
May the God of battles rule and reign,
Throughout our Southern land,
While absent we our rights to gain,
From the opp,essor's hand.
/ leave my home with aching heart,
My country to defend
With friends and parents now must part,
Where shall my troubles end?
Weep not Cor me, my friends most dcas;
When | am laid away,
/ trust in God we all shall meet
In everlasting day.
W. G.. ".
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-12
Fresh Medicines Toilet Arli,rrS

TIME subscriber has the pleasure of Announcing
to his friends and the public general. that af-
ter much delay, trouble and expense, owing 10 the
war and interruption of trade, he has procured q
fresh supply of Medicines, Toilets, and other articles
in his line, which he has been unable to furnish for
some time past. He has to pay CASH for all he buys,
and hopes that such of his patrons as do not pay
promptly will take the hint, and that all in arrears,
who have not gone to the seat Of war TO fight for our
independence and dearest interests, viii pay up their
arrearages, or a part at least, so that he may be able
plenished.
~ All orders from the country (unless from
prompt and reliable partiesl will go unn0ticcd. if not
accompanied withIthe CASH, or its equivaa
P.T t@ e.
Druggist, -. G.
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Husband and Wife.
BY MRS. ELLIS.

IT is an act of injustice towards woman,
and one which often brings it's own punish
ment upon talented men, when they select,
as their companions for life, the ignorant o.
the imbeeile of the other sex, believing that,
because they are so, they must be more capa-
BILE of loving. If to be incapable of anything
else, implies this necessity, it must De gran
ted that what valns ia
that love which exists as q mere impulse Of
nature, compared with that which, with an
equal force of impulse, combines the highest
attributes of an enlightened mind, and brings
them all, with their rich produce, like flowers
from a delicious garden, a welcome aud aP-
propriatesofering at the shrine. whereas the
heart is laid?
Still l must repeat that it is not the su-
p~eriority of talent, but the early and the best
use of sucn as we possess, which gives this
to it's appropriate end. For, as in other du-
ties of woman's life, without knowledge she
cannot, if she would, act properly ; 50 in the
expression and bestowment of her love, with
out an intimate acquaintance with the human
heart, without having exercized her faculties
of observation and reflection, and without
having obtained by early discipline some
mastery over her own feelings, she will ever
be liable to rush blindly upon those fatal sr
| rors by which the love Of married life SO Of
ten has been wrecked.
X 4 x 4 y +
Now, it is impossible for any woman 0
right feelings to hide from her conseienc,
that, if she chooses to marry, she places Aer
self under a moral obligation to make he
husbands home as pleasant to him IS sh
can. Instead, therefore, of behaving rs if
was the great business Of married life to com
plain, it is her peculiar duty IS . wits, an
one for which, by her natural constitution
she is especially fitted, to make all her don
este concerns appear before her husband I
the very best advantage. She has time fl
her troubles and turmoils, ifsuch things mu.
necessarily be, a fact which | am a little di
posed to question, when her husband is al
sent, or when she is engaged exclusively
her own department; and if she would NAL
his home what it ought to be to him.
: ever sunny place"-she will studiously SHE
y him, as with the wings of love, from the pt
r siblIity of feeling that his domestic ammo
ances give weight and poignancy to tho
- more trying perplexities which most men, G
: gagged either in business or in public affair
u lind more than sufficient for their peace
mind.
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0REENEROROUGE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
JAYS ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY
nIRECTORS:- John A Mebane, W J n Mcconnell, O
~ p Mendenhall, d P Weir, James N Garrett, Jonn
L Cole, n H D Wilson, VIM Barringer, David Me-
Knight, N 8 Sherwood Jed III Lindsay, Greensboro;
Wright, Wilmington Robert Z Troy, Lumber
ton; Alexander Miller, Newberne; Thadeus Nc
Gee, Raleigh Thomas Johnson, Yanceyyille; DR.
W c Ramsey, marlborough; Rev X c Maynard,
Franklinton; DR. Z y Watson, WatsonVile.
OFFICERS.
N HID WILSON, President.
JED III LINDSAY, Vice-Presidens.
CP MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
VIM III CUMMING, General Agent.
w j MCCONNELL
J. BAN Executive Committed.
j NJ
All communications on business. of the Office should
be sent to PETER "A Secretary,
&3tf Greensborough, N. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-12

Little things should not be despised.-
Many threads will bind an elephant. Ma
ny drops, make a river.
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North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co.

THIS Company has been in successful opera
tion ever 10 years, and continues to take RISKS
upon all classes Of property in the State, (ez sept
Steam Mills and TuTpentine DistIlleries,) upoia ia
vofabls terms. Its Policies now cover prop erty
Amexnting to $s,s37, 64s, . large portion of which
Is In ceantry risks, and its present capital is ever
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds prop.
eriy secured.
The average cost Of Insurance upon the plan Of
this Company has been less than ono third Of one
per cent per annum, on all grades of property em-
bYaced ia its operations.
AL communications in reference 20 Insurance.
should be addressed to the Secretsr>, postpaid
T. II. SCI by PresS't.
HArDEsS. SErTH, Sec'y;
July 3, 1859. IS
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-12
IRON! IRON!

The very best quality of Iron can be obtained a:
Ballow Iron Works, IN Ashe county. NC. lean say
without the fear of contradiction, that 10 better Irsn
can be furnished in this State. The Gun Factory at
Marion, Smith county,. Va, is supplied from my Fur
mace, and is pronounced by the Yorkmen there to be
the best Iron they ever struck a hammer on, and the
only Iron they can get to work successfully with. ]
IN furnishing said Factory with one ton per week,
and can furnish a like amount to other parties, Price
6K cents per pound. at the works.
Address JOHN La
Jefferson, Ashe County, \. @.
Nov. 1.-l1-8m. IPrice adv. e5.T
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-12

What an unfaiIing barrier against vice,
immortality and bad habits are those which
lead as TO embellish home.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-12
A CURE FOR THE PILES.

August %, 1861.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-12

THE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFR IN
j. sURANCE COMPANY insures healthy Which
persons, from IA to 90 years of age, for l year
for Z years and for life. Also, healthy slaves
from 10 to 90 years Of age, for 1 or 5 years.
CHAS E. JOHNSON, President.
Fl. w. Hustled, Attorney.
W. II. JONES, Treasurer.
All desired information given by Agents in al
the towns and villages Of the State, and by
r. 81. BATTLE, Sec'y.
Raleigh, Dec. 2, 1859. 15-Iy
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VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR-

II DESIRE TO RAISE SIX COMPANIES FOR
4 the war. Ny Office il the one occupied by the li o
J. K. Marriott. The company officers will hate tie
other ns engaged with me, the various mast ri
in Johnston, Wake, and probably other COantirs.-
Liberal bounties offered. In a few days viii pub
lish notices TO be sent out among my friends.
5. II. ROGER
Raleigh. January nth, 1882. a.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-02-12

"AVING been afflicted for twenty-six years
Il with this terrifying disease, and fuiipt no
relief, l finally discovered a VEGETABLE ONT
MENT, which believe is unparalleled in its eiEca-
cy, and now offer this remedy to the public, as the
most ~effectual and speedy cure, ever discovered. The
ingredients of this tOintment are PURELY VEGE-
TABLE, and one box, if used according to directions,
will effect a cure.
This ointment is sold only by myself and JOHN
MYATT, and by sending 81, and fifteen cents in
postage stamps or money, a box will be sent any
where in the Southern Confederacy. Address
NEAL BROWN, Raleigh, n. G.
Raleigh, July II, 1851. 46-1y