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@ahI in Nlinpuri.

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Counties BADEN conlerOatt0e W2e6rGeiten =
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@linton 467, Clay 1900, SaGion Ali.
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fen, als bur@ etne frtfGe GmtItpn BON ga.
pteraelb.
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ltrift fbetnt bic ltntouspartet selte9t gu babeu.
@ensral @rterlu ION cling 9ente 1uBabw1rt8.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-24
$500 BOXES OF THE
SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS

have been ordered in one day. Wherever known
their use continues. Without putting, they have
gained ground by their real value. g More
than five hundred persons are known to have
been cured by these Pills. Ski
This excellent family medicine is recommended
by the proprietor as good only for Diseases of the
Liver. His correspondents say that thew also
cure Bilious rheumatism, Pneumonia, ChilIs
and Fevers, Bilious Fevers, Piles and Worms
They are q perfectly safe medicine.
Peter Walden, Esq. of Dinwiddie County. Vir-
ginia, after describing remarkable cures in his
family of Bilious Rheumatism and Pleurisv
says: MY Doctors bill has been heret0fore
from Sl75 to $500 per year. / have used them
these pills. for my family, which consists Of
eighteen white and colored, and have not caIIeaS
a Doctor. This is agreat saving. They cefed."
are the best family medicine ever dise, nIqrth
Rev. John w. Potter, of Greene from a diseas-
Carolina, had suffered twelvaS mad not been aple
ed liver, which the nh1 commenced taking the
IN cure. HIS with no confidence in them. They
HI ike a charm on me. From that hour | have
moved. have persevered in their usfs-
now. by Gods blessing, L am well and hu
T nod allegro man Who, al. = slieye~ ~
from death by q dose of these - -
! bill was annually from 500 TO $500, but hayo
j had no use for a physician since" "o
, The great tax and the immence increase :, a.
! cost of ingredients, compels the proprietor to u =
! nm the price, or stop the manufacture of the Pif1tas
They are no more profitable now than when Snc
| sold at onethird these rates. Ne
Price-$1.5 50 a box; SIS : a dozen. A still oroo
Ter deduction will be made to Druggists ~
S15. a dozen boxes will be sent to any mart oftIII
C0nfederacy prepaid. Those who desire less thu
/ A dozen boxes will apply to the Druggists Saah
must always accompany orders. Address ~
36-tf GEO. w. DEEMS, Wilson, n n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-24

"SToNEwALL BAR."-S&h is the cap
ton of an advertisement in one Of our
exchanges. This we regard as a sort
of sacrilege, To take the popular soubri-
quet of n of the greatest warriors and
most consistent and devout christians
of the age, to give attractreness to a
contemplate whisky shop, is the acme
of irreverence and sottishness.
The creature who concocted this ad-
vertisement would, if he lad had it in
his power, have sold the lamented Jack
son and his whole army for thirty pices
of silver.-Knsrritls Register.
That's so. And the man who'd drink
under such a sign is no better.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-24
LOWER CREEK ACADEMY.

TIME EXERCISES OFTHIS SCHOOL WILL
L open on the first Monday in August, and
gtinue twenty. one weeks. This Academy is 10
ed on the road leading from MOrganton to
aces; in a neighborhood proverbial for good
esrals, and as healthy as any neighborhood in
8~sestern North Carolina. Tuition as follows, viz:
Elementary branches, Sc % per ses.
Eng. Gram, Geography 6 Arith., 10 90 dc do
Higher English, II 50ido do
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, IS 90 dc do
no deduction ton except < for p ,rom Sta1i s 81 ensss' anu
Board can be had in good families at $40 per
month exclusive of lights.
For further particulars in regard to the school,
address the Trustees or the Principal, Copen.
hagen Post Office, N. c. E. A. POE, Prfn.
Copenhagen. Caldwell County. N. G. 52-6i
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North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co,

THIS Company has been in successful
operation over 10 years, and continues to
take risks upon all classes of property in the
State, Except Steam Mills and Turpentine
Distilleries,) upon favorable terms. Its Pol.
icies now cover property amounting to S.
S37,649, a large portion of which is in country
risks and its present capital is oveI Seven
HundredThousand Dollars, in bonds proper
ly secured.
The average cost of Insurance upon the
plan q this Company has been..less than one
third of one per cent per annum, on all grades
of property en- braced in its operations.
All communication in reference to in.
surance should be addressed to the Secretary,
postpaid.
T. II. SELBY Presd't.
HAMDEN S. SMITH, Sec'y;
July 2, 1859. As
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-24

YANKEE HoNEsTY.-In the late raid to
Rocky Mount, N. c., says the Raleigh
State Journal, the Yankees entered the
dwelling Of Ex-Gov. Clark and took from
his wife the wedding present of jewelry
her husband had given her, and which
of course she highly priced. One Of the
men remarked he thought it hard; but,
said he, though our officers profess other.
wise, in stealing these things zoe are strict
ly ander orders We must obey.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-24

BISHOP SoULB.-We have. received q
letter, says the Southern Christian Adj
vocate, from Rev w. NJ. Leftwich writ
ten at Columbia, Tenn, June 10Th, before
Gen. Bragg fell back from that place-in
which he says, that Bishop Souls "has
10 far recovered from his partial paraly-
sis, as to be able to attend church. He is
at his home near Nashville"
Our SINs.-A writer in the Christian
Observer says: THE love of money
and the love Of liquor have been our cry.
ing sins. The last has been greatly Grip
pied by stringent legislation, but the
other seems to burn with a fiercer fame.
Rev. James E. Joyner in a series of
letters from the Army to the Richmond
Christian Advocate says, 1.-THE love o
money has sver been the bane of so
ciety, and of the chnrch. True. But hov
il it that people love it so well whel
they say it is not money, they are nov
after. Every body abuses and decrie
Confederate money, and yet they breal
their necks after it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-24
Children, Eever Tell 4 Lie.

A dying father once stretched sut
bi, hand to his little white headed boy,
a youth seven years old, and said al
fectionstely, " My little boy, l am very
sick, and | wish you to run down to
Mr.. BIS and get me the medicine
written on this paper" The druggists
store was about half a mile distant, but
when the 10y got there hs found it
shut ard although Mr.. &, lived bat q
quarter Of a mile farther OF, Ae conclud.
ed not to 60 and find him, bnt TO return
hsme. On his way back, he contrived
what he should say, and in doing 80.
called in the aid of f.l.ehood' At
length, arrived, his father said, INV
son has got the medicine, | hope, for
I am il great pain" The reply vas,
" No Sir ; Mr.. B. says he has none"
The dying man answered, NY little
boy will see bis father suffer great pain
for the want of that medicine The
child went out of the room and went
bitterly. Soon after he Was called back
to take . fond farewell of his best earth.
ly FREUD, for the little boys mother
5 was N feayen aud as the dying faith
: sr=told his son that in . few hours he
I would be a fatherlcss orphan I; that now
he must make God his father and love
!, and obey Him ; that he should al,yavs
! speak the truth, because the eve o!
God was ataoays npon him With MANY
other suitable admonitions, accompal
MED by prayer,it seemed as if the child
: . would sink, he felt so guilty. Sobbing,
! he rushed from tho bedside, and wish
q ed he could, die. Th. diving mar
| could speak no more ; and oh how
y much would that little boy have gi,sn
e to ask his father. forgiveness for tn.
= lie he had SO wickedly told him! Oh
d how his heart acbed He ran to Il,
druggists got the medicine, rushed
!, the death bed scene, crying out, On
here, father J" but he was hu.hed-
:, has dear father -tvas dead ! And IT,
last time he ever spoke to him, wasn't
q tell him a lie! Oh bitter faIsehood
J gall and wormveod are sweet compa.
cd with thee !
Twelve years afterwards, and Will.
9 in college, this little boy, noH a youn
man, went to the grave of his father
q and as he stood eyer his ten bstons, h
seemed to see bis face again, and be.
his voice. Hear what the Young ma,
says over his fathers tomb: oh, til,
thought of that sin cuts me to tn
z g R RoaT5I ! g Sc Eso i e "a. that world
$, I only cry loud enough for him to he.
% me ask forgiveness. But it is toe lat
Sc and | must live and die weeping oys
/ that angrateful falshood, which n
g earthly being can now forgive.
'ir must sorrow over it with a godly sor
nd row, before Him who abcunds in ner
all cy, and from WHOM. alone the peniter
'er can receive forgiveness"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-24
THE PEOPLES FACTORY.

WE ARE NOW IN OPERATION FOR
w the benefit of the people. We are now
manufacturing the flying Shuttle and Old Fashion,
81 1 foopary s 3 n also IN W opslatiop ss snd s casdinps &c 6
al kinds will be furnished as far as possible. The
farming interest OF the country viii receive our
especial attention. We will pay the highest prices
for old castings, which you must bring to us il
you desire the supply of new castings to be kept
mp. We shall soon be prepared to furnish plows
OF various kinds, oy Wholesale and retail. Sol
diers' wives will be furnished with necessary ar
ticles at reduced prices.
& HOaVS
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF 7HR AGE.
LINES.

Respectfully inscribed to Serst. ]. F. PArrERso,t
who lost an arm in the battle OF Chacelloravin,
Thou art wounded, dear ysung brother; 81
See that aGaputatsd arA
And the foe have MANNED 10 ether,
Doing them a greater harm.
Yet I'm sorry, youthful brother.
That thy loss has been 50 great;
Notwithstanding many another
Met a gloOmler, saddsT fate.
oh! / know that 'tis distressing.
When in youths bright morning day,
Thus to have so great a blessing .
Torn SO suddenly away.
But hope there's consolation,
Lying up for thee in store;
Firmly meet each tribulation-
Brighter days are just before.
Worthy friends will ever meet thee
With a smile upon their face-
Patriots sons and daughters greet thee
With q tender loving grace.
Two years since the time yoa started
Leaving home for tented field;
Sister, Brother, then were parted
Praying God to be yoar shield.
Many fields Of blood you've Witnessed
First Of all Lechanicsville;
Then at Frazier's farm, with swifsncsa,
, rIsoge the foe frsm hill to hill.
Then again, 'gainat iearfRl numbers,
See SoRth Mo %Knta1n'a heroes standl
Giving scores to deaths cold slumbsrs-
l. Fighting even hand to land.
:. There the roar Of battle sounded,
From the dawn till close Of day
Thsre by fearful odds surrounded 8
Captive you were led away.
" Then again we see you standing,
Where the ZOE lie cHossfng Ger;
Near to Fredericksburg they're landing,
Soon to wallow in their gore.
n Here again their force repelling,
Rappahannock's called to save
Many troops recrossed; but swelling
Tides gave many q Wat'ry grave.
. Can your stuff ring add to glory,
When We view the paths you've tired!
n Let your friends behold the cory
Field, on which you shed your bloedi
= AK the field near Chas cellor's dwelling,
Why twas marked with bloody trackf
p AID twill psint to you while telling,
lei WHe was one who drove them back"
= ol that field you'H Ger rememb Der.
Through life's longest, longest day
\ Twas to yoH like cold December,
III Though twas but the first Of May.
" Yet, my brother, friends shall bless rem.
While on earth with them you stay;
w aatriots never will Cypress you,
As for DIS who are thsyt
w Now may friends forever greet yeu,
&C With . smile upOA their face
And At Last in Heaven u set yea,
In that peaceful, happy place. j. r.
Robertson Hospital, Richmond, Va.
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INSANE ASYLUM.

TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Insti tuition wish to fill the office of NAT
RON. new vacant. None other than unencumber-
ed females need apply. For Information respec-
ting the duties, &c, Of the office, apply to the I'M
designed. ED. Z. FISHER.
Physician and Superintendent.
RALEIGH. August i. 1863. 50-2m
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THE PILES CAN BE CURED.

-Au NOW DRIVEN TO THE NECESSITY
. 3advancing on my Vegetable Pile Ointment,
not because it is better now than 1t ever was, but
because every thing l buy L | nav nave E to o. pay pay ten Sndpe pr,
s,ha afsicted. and by sending 50 90, and 80 cents
to paw the postage, Twill send a epxany where in
IN ASSraas NEAL BROWN, Raleigh, \. c.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, BY BRAN
SON FARRAR & ca.

MYRTLE LEAVES, by Rev. A. w. Man
ANI gum no4T IN prcss-second editions
book pcculaTy adapted 10 the times. smiled alike
% soldiers in camp aud TO the loved ones M
home. Price 100.
MORNEN LINDA, a tale of q soldiers faith
full loYe-an extract from Myrtle Leaves. . pref
ty poem, now ready: Price per hundred, $1,000.
HESPER AND POEMS, by Thee n
Hill second edition just published. Price 81
1t sparkles On every page with b light gems
o. thought and expression;'-CHURcH INTEuLE-
GENCER.
This is true, genuine poetry" SALISBURY
BANNER
THE ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOK "a
vised from Webster, and adapted to Southern
schools, row ready. Price 500.
THE DIXIE P~RIMER-second edition. A NON.
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SO.
THE FIRST DIXIE READER will sooA L.
ready. Price so cents.
THE GEOGRAPHICAL READER. with mans
in press now. Send in your orders. Price sIt5I
FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION lust ont il
designed to precede English Grammar II con-
tains a number of pleasant writing exercises for
the student. A valuable text book. Price "a
cents.
HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS
suited TO Sabbath Schools and TO soldiers in
camp-the best book OF the sort $et published.
Price so cents.
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YOUNG's SMUT

A FEW ON HAND AND FOR SALE. Those
a needing had best orc er soon, as material
for making is out and no more to be lad.
Address ALEX. DICKSON, Hillsboro', N. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-24
By the Governor Of North Caroline
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, 1T APPEARS TO ME THATTHE
w necessities of our people still require the
continuance of the prohibition heretofore extern
aed by proclamation to the expectation of GER
tain articles from the State.
Now, therefore, I, ZEBULON B. VANCE, Gov
ernor of North Carolina, do issue this Procla-
nation, continuing the Proclamation of July 10th,
in force for thirty days from and after the 18th
Wooden Cloth, Cotton and Wooden Yarns, Leath-
er, and Shoes, subject to the exceptions, &C., ex-
pressed heretofore.
t--l In witness whsEaNf, ZEBULoN b.
I SEAL. VANCE, Governor, Captain-General aud
o-} Comman der-in-Chief, hath signed these
| presents and caused the Great Seal of the State to
be affixed.
Done at the City of Raleigh, the 10th day OF
August A. D. 1868, and in the Eighty Eighth Of our
independence. q. b. VANCE.
By the Governor, R. 81. BATTLE, Jr., Private
Sec.
August II ,111s63.I S-2t.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
RALEIGH, N. G.

HILLsB0RO' STREET, RALEIGH, N. C.
Il lishment, heretofore existing between L.
Br&nson and the subscriber, has been dissolved by
mutual consent, and the under signed is sole pro-
prietor.
All persons having accounts against the firm,
will present them to the undersigned for payment.
The design of the proprietor is to complete the
EXCHANGE, and to supply it amply with every ia
cility to make it equal to any hotel in the Con-
federacy as soon as possible.
w. II. CUNINGGIM.
Raleigh, July Is, 1863. 49-tf
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Miscellaneous Books for Sale

CATECHIsMs FOR SABBATH scHooHs.
Price per dozen, $2,50.
TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL BELLA collection
OF Hymns for the use of Sabbath Schools. This
book has been long and favorably known. Price,
80 cents.
GREAT EXPECTATIoN-Read it and realize
the value. Price S 800.
A STRANGE STORY-Truth is often strange,
Price $500.
THE STEP SISTER. Price, $3.50
MARKHAM. Price, $3.50. -
TAUNHAUSER, ORTHE BATTLES OF THE
BARDS. Price. $2,5O.
RAIDS AND ROMANCE OF MORGAN AND
HIS MEN-An exciting book of truth. Price,
$3.50.
HARDEES TACTICS, WHEELER'S CANAL
Try TACTICS, Periodicals, Papers and the mod
! ern literature of the South generally.
! ALSO SCHOOL of the old and new
publications here and elsewher for sale.
The usual deduction made to the trade. Send
in your orders and THEY SHALL receive prompt
attention. BRANSON, FARRAR. SEQ.
No. II, Fayetteville street, Raleigh, N. C.
August Is, 1863. 59.tf
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FNVELOPES-Hholesale and retail,
ia At PUMEROY'S.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-07-16


date Of such re-enlistment, or tor the
war, shall be entitled to the aforesaid
bounty and premium Of S402,to be
paid in the manner herein provided
for other troops re-entering the SER
vice.
Tenth Officers in service whose
regiments or companies may re-eniist
in accordance with the provisions Of
this order, before the expiration of
their present term, shall have their
commissions continued, 80 as to pre-
serve their date Of rank as fixed by
tlleir original muster into the United
States service.
ElepeRth: As soon after the expi-
ration of their original term Of enlist
naeat sa the ex;gensies Of tao service
viii permit, furlough Of thirty days
viii be granted to men who may re-
enlist in accordance with the proVisI
ions Of this order.
Iselfth: Volunteers enlisted under
this order will accredited as three
years men in the quotas of their re-
spective States. Instructions for the
appointment of recruiting officers and
for enlisting veteran volunteers will
be Immediately issued to the Cover
nors of States.
BY order Of Secretary of War.
ED. TOWNSEND, Assist, Adj. Gen.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-07-16

as a messenger from home, IS fall Of ine
terest.
We expect the Nebraska First o JON
US soon, and learn that thejl arc with
Gen Davidson.
Having nothing of interest I'd cOmnuni-
cate, must conclude.
Yours respectfully. SCIPIO.
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/ |AAEBRO1T,Y,.,..Rl ~
-s .-.-f st-3 TYPES ara In
P.t,,,S lie Of tlio art;i y
( - ~. ~ scfose Ol ia in
. ~ lille.
b. Rooms arc oye Aa Rn Si,,s,.. I,...--ss ,,se ii
ER Susct, ne, b 099o me Dow ..ess'
p fuscs VA Eefca D s'AAt 49, -
r'ie rublc - fngitei + can at 'ls -'o-
re Tee speci ,aeus. "a te,ioa
- and nj zhntt fse.-
4 NaiHll'lii' ~ -. tsreiI r,ste bot
y Pfiseh --,,. inc linen. a.. best
. .r5ss s,rvouicut ar.lr cement ioF IaN. Pgss'
t'--s - -seratian. b 9 A. n. to 2. y
voeilIe 5iav ii s. i5. nl5-3n .--
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-1t9h8t' y VluhbbeEA OF militia now
in service, whose term Of service will
expire in 80 days, and Who shall then
lave been IL service at least nine
months, shall be entitled to the afore,
said bounty and premium Of $4O2.
provided they ye-qnlist before the
expiration of this present term for
three years, from date Of re'enlistment
or for the VI end said bounty and
premium sd asa b the manner
herein proVi fa 1iher troops re-
entering the lw&t
Ninth A l1 ion of so
days from I'll Is serving
il the three Eions who
nay re. enlis from the
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- PHoTOGI ArHs.
B. q. HARE,

ifkeu ln one feacn1 g - ne
- IA IsL. 100 -
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"Died on the field of battle,
Glory in his soul"

Our company had an unsuccessful
scout yesterday, of over twenty miles,
without having the happiness, as 0rpheus
-C,sKerr would sey, 4Of engaging any
confederacies."
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-07-16
CrAp. XXIY.-An Act to proride for ths nrnteotio

CHAP. XXIY.-An Act to provide for the protection
of Overland Emigrants to the States ard Terri
tories Of the Pacific.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States Of America in Con-
ress assembled ThatfOr the protection Of elnigrants
bh the overland rodtes to the Sttes and Territories
IT tho Pacific the Of thrto thousand dollars be
and the same is hereby Appropriated out Of any
lnUhey i'll the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
to be expended under the direction Of the Secretary
of War; Provided That ten thousand dollars of said
ap ropriation shall be applied to the protection Of
emigrants on the route from Fort Abercrombis by
Fort Benton.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-07-16

WAS DEPARTMENT, ADJuTANT's GES IS OFFIcEg
WLsHISGToN, June %, 1883
e,eperaI Order Ho.-For Bccruitiag Net-
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CHAP. XIII-An Adt to amend the Ael entitled IAN
Act to amend the Act Of the third March eigh-
teen hundred and thirty seven entitled" An Act
Supplementary to the Adt entitled An Act to
amend the judicial SysteiR Of the United States"
ssatetiUes Of the United States of Assertca IN Con-
gress Assembled That from and after she passage
Of this act the districts Of Ohio and Michigan shall
constitute the seventh eiruit ana the district Of
Illinois the diserie5 of Indiana, and the district Of
Wisconsin shall constitute he eighth circuit.
APPROYED January 10, 1852.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-07-16
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