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accrued. aud rem cred almost every battle
barren of it's valuable results. From these
circumstances it is believed that hereafter We
shall punish the enemy more severely than
We have yet had the power to do. and that the
next blow will be the most decisive oi the
war. Certainly if there is anything in mutu.
ii confidence, in a spirit OF emulation aad
bravery inspired by selfreliance, the coming
battle will be fought with a vig6r and deter
mination tina. will throw its predecessors in
the shade. and in all probab l.ty win for us u
spsedy peace.
The winter quarters Of the men are even
more comfortable than, during the last win
ter. Every tent has attached to it a snb>tan-
tial chimney, and the social fire place within
throws ont TN abundance Of heat for all the
wants of the occupants. Perhaps / cannot
d., better than give you 8 running description
of one of these army homes. First, then,
Won slisht from your horse in front Of a semi
circular enclosure. formed of pine s%aplings,
which in itself shuts out the wind. A small
opening an.wer> for the gate. rs you near
the tent there bursts upon you q vision OF
shirts: drawers, socks, and other articles at
mfniium, dangling from the lines and drying
in the sunshine. On one side are the quar-
trrs of the servants, the stump Wherein the
nriuce of the cooking department pounds his
,.a,k or minces his hash, on array of sad
dis and br:dles, and finally the green arbor
which shelters the animals Of the command.
Entering the tent you find yourself in a ca.
nac;ons apartment large enough Cor a city
p,rlor. The clean swept earth is the CARPET;
COSY fire sends out it's cheering CLEANS, and
.,.,hrr.d around OIL camp stools, and other
;mp-oyised articles Of furniture, half a dozen
..ntl.msn ure discussing pipes, papers, and
mlirics. Over the Fireplace is a mantle, yet
: .]snsias .. .s ,1..f5 not a as 1 1sad ,se1s Sc. as % Sas, ef
.nia5co, stuimps Of candles, pens, ink, Letters,
looLs, and a small Library, including a bottle
~, two Of doctors stuff. On one of the poles
wi which supports the tents, bangs . looking ing
",a.s another nail holds the towels, and still
anotber ~sustains a comb and brush. The re-
'aainder of the toilet department, which is
confused Of . tin basin and an economical
ookiug piece Of soap, reposes snugly IN the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-16
lORk'S
Series Of EngI III GTammarS.

A NINTRODUCTION TO THE ILLUSTRATIVE
n AND Observation-Disclosures This worE
is designed for Common School, and Beginners, and
is arranged with questions and answers-by Brantly
York.
al the English Language;
Accompanied by several original Diagrams, exhibit
ing an ocular Illustration. Oi some Oh the most dlt-
fcult principles OF the Science CT Language; Also,
an extensive Glossary of the derivation OF the prln-
cipal scientific terms used d. this Wolk, in two parts.
This is a large work, containing a comprehensive
and complete Analysis and S~ynthcsis OF the English
Language, and q Philosophical exposition OF the
Principles oil Grammar. lis rapid sale and the high
cnconIurs passed upon Ii hy Scholars, are sufficient
guarantees OF lis utility. Many nigh testimonials
deemed necessary. The third edition OF this Gram
mar is now ready for sale.
Price Of tic large work 81. The small 80 Cents
A deduction of twenty-five pe>eent viii be made to
wholesale dealers.
Orders cent to w. I. POHEROY. Bookseller, Ra-
eigh or to II. L. A~BERNETHY, Marion, Mcdowell
county, or to the Author, B.. YORK, York Institute,
NC, will be promptly supplied.
Jan13. 1863. DIT.
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their earthly homes rcr their home III
With m sasering, feet they are
travelling Forward. 10 such / would
Make a breast work Of ycur rc!i'
t:,c ~in.filer q salvation waving
keep the sword Of the spirit brightly
FURNISHED draw weapons from tie Bible
the christians arnofv. Fight wei ; let
not the jlooal stain. i banner trail in the
dust-takc shelter bcueath its folds J You
have a General who has never been CON
quered, not even by death! Trust this
great General !; go to Him in confidence.
He hears the signs of the poorest private
With Him as your leader, all the hosts Of
earth and hell combined shall not prevail
against you. Get recruits for His innn-
merable army Millions have gone le-
fore yon--hase marched trinmplantly
through the enemy's land, and reached the
new Jerusalem mid shouts Of victory !
There areeseeres around YOU who would be
easily persuaded to- riia@tAe ermv,' if Won
would but tell them of'the. ratfons you
draw frcm Heaven-of the bounty eff red
for yon a=,i. them. Al %sdrely, when on
tell them of your Gcncra1-ef His. watch
full care ever you-o 81 His ~coInsnissary
stores for the soul, they will go with you.
Tell them how He goes with you in the
battle, on the march, and is near YOU in
camp,-oh everywhere!
All christian solder ! on have a gged
work before yon : that Of "cn!iNing sol
diers for the Cross" Show the sinner,
aroNnd you that you are marching heaven
ward, AID desire them to go with you.~-
You can remind them OF the rromis,
made to loved ones-tell them of the;
duty to God. Work for God a crow
awaits you. If the battle g it fright
ems you not, for you know there is a HON
beyond this place of wars, where you Wi
rest forever! Take courage, christian so.
der, your Great General is with you.
Our General never quits the field,
But fights before His men,
Until His foes are made to yield,
Or fall among the Slain"
II foes can neither stand or fly
When He appears in sight;
But valiant souls shall never die,
Who in His armies fight"
GLEN COTTAGE, March. 1868.
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WORDS FOR CHILDREN.-You were
made to be kind, generous and maenani-
nous. If there is a boy il the school who
las a club foot, don't let LIN know tia.
you ever saw it. Il there is a boy, with
rags, dou't talk about :ags when be is in
hearing. If there is lamc boy assign him
some part Of the game which does not re-
quire running. If there is a hungry one
give him part of your dinner. If there is
a dull Que, help him to get his lesson. /.
there is a bright one, be not %envious of
him for if one boy is proud of his talents,
and another is %enyious of them, there are
two wrongs, and no more talents than be-
fore. Ii a larger or stronger boy has in
jured you, and is sorry for it, forgive him,
and ask the teacher aot to punish him.-
All the school will show by their counte-
nances, how much better it is to have a
great soul than a great fst.-Horace Mann.
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THE SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS.
4 fIrRE FnR LTER pfsEAska.

4 CURE FOR LIVER ~DfsEAsEs.
AN EXCELLENT GENERAL FAMILY MEDICINE
pills have peen used ever since 1875. The
demand for them il constantly increasing. Tney
are prepared with care by the proprietor, and oy MN
recommended as good ONLY for diseases which arse
from disordered livers. Hundreds of persons nave
testified To their GOO effects in Liver Complaints,
pcpsia, &C.. SC.
Price FIFTY A BOX, with 3 liberal dis
dress GEO. W. DEEMS, Wilson, n. G. Directions
and recommendations accompany each box.
For sale in Raleigh, by Williams s. Haywood and
Charlotte, by DR.. F.. Scarr in State8ille, by Z. b.
Drake & Son; in Goldsboro', by Lucas s. Moore in
| Clinton by Hubbard s MoseIy in Petersburg, Va,
by w. T. Spotswood aud by Geo. ArJones s Co.,
Dec. -, 1867. 17-1ypd
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North Carolina Christian Advocate.

L SERIES
IT Is CONTEMPLATED To RESUME THE PUB
l. lication of the oRTH-CARoLINA CHRISTIAN ADvo-
CATE at an early day, under the patronage of the
North Conference, and under the direction
and ownership of a joint stock Company, composed
of ministers and laymen, to secure its permanency.
1t will be as its name imports, a CHRISTIAN ADvo-
CATE. 1t will sustain aud defend the doctrines and
discipline Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
and labor to advance Christ's Kingdom on earth, and
to promote peace and good will among all men.
Besides its earnest, RELIGIOUS character, it shall be
an advocate of the moral, educational and industrial
progress OF Norshr Carolina-a welcome visitor to ev-
cry FAMILY and to the camps of our brave soldiers,
and a faithfal chrOnicler of what may be useful and
interesting, and of the current news.
All our travelling and local ministers and the stock
holders of the Company, are specially requested TO
act as Agents for the paper.
The old subscribers of the ADVOCATE will be sup
piled with the NEW SERIES, to the full amount due
them at the time of its suspension, but as the mani
books are not in possession of the Editor, he must
rely upon the old subscribers themselves and the
Agents, to furnish him with their names and post Oh
fees and the amount due them.
The ADVOCATE will be well printed on good paper,
and will contain an amount Of reading matter equal
to any paper in the State.
During the continuance OF war prices, the subscrip-
ton price will be So per annuln, always in advance.
Agents who send us ten or more NEW subscribers
and the CASH, will be entitled to a copy of the paper
for one year. 1t is desirable that a large list be sent
In at once. Address
VIM. E.. PELL, Editor.
Raleigh. Il. c., Jan. 3, 1858. 20-tf
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And of whom it might be truly said.


Z" oh wretch, without a tear-without a thought.
Save JOY above the ruin thou hast wrought
The tame shall come, nor long remote, when thou
Shalt feel far more than thou ~infictest now;
Feel for thy vile self-loving selfin vain,
Ard turn thee bowling in unpitied pain.
May the strong curse of crush'd affections light
Back on thy bosom with reflected blight
And make thee in thy leprosy of mind,
As leathsome to myself as to mankind
Till all thy self-thoughts curdle into hate,
Black as thy will for others would create:
Till thy hard heart be calcined into dust,
And thy soul weller in it's hideous crust,
Obi may thy grave be s~leepless as the bed,
The widow'd couch of fire, that thou hast sprcadi
Then, when thou lain Woulds't weary Heaven with
prayer,
Look on thy earthly victims-and despair!
Down to the dust and, as thou olIstaway,
Even worms shall parish on thy poisonous clay"
At a pubic sale ia Wake county, on the
I'd inst, corn sold for $2l GO, bacon for
$3.50 cents per h., lard for 81 cents. And
vet there are wretches in the State now
engaged in the distillation of whiskey from
the main staff of life Aud yet, if rumor
can be credited, there are more disposed
to engage in this iniqvisious traffic.
The Legislature adjourned without pass
ing any law TO suppress allspeculation
P. M, and arrive at RALEIGH =,
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

Mr.. Eo1rcR You and your readers,
would consider it a work Of snpereogation,
on my part, to undertake by amy train Ct
reasoning the demonstration OF a self evil
dent proposition that the conversion OF
corn, wheat, rye or any thing else upon
which nan or beast can subsist, into wills
key, would make the man engaged in the
operation during the present exorbitant
price of meat and bread, or the war
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-16
PLEASURES AND SoRRoWs.--Thou

PLEASURES, AND SoRRows.--Thou
mayest seek after honors, and not gain
Them !; thou mayst labor for riches, and yet
remain poor thou mayst dote on pleasure,
and have may sorrows. But U God, of
his supreme goodness, says" who ever
has sought me, and found me not Who
ever desired me, and obtained ne not g
Who ever loved me, aud missed of me
| am with him that seeks for me, and he
that lovcth me is sure of my love. The
road to NE is neither long nor difficult.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-16

COLT PHELAN!- During a recent debate
in tho Confederate Senate, Mr.. Phelan, of
Mississippi, adverted to the fact that he had
seen white women, in "hoopless skirts and
broad sun-bonnets," guiding the pillow in
Southern fields. lie invoked Gods blessing
upon such women, and hopsdthat they would
be "mantel ornaments in the parlors of Par
adise.n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-16

The Princess Augusta asked Lord Wal
singham for a frank. lie wrote one for
her in such detes'ablc characters, that, at
the end Of q month, after having wandered
half over England, it was opened, and re-
turned to her as iIlegible. The princess
complained to Lord Walsingharn, and he
then wrote the frank for her so legibly
that, at the end Of a couple of days, it was
returned to her, marked Forgery !"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-16

ADVERTISING FOR A WIFE.--We notice
that SOM of the "Home Guard are becom.
ing alarmed at the Partially of the ladies for
soldiers, and have been driven to the neces-
sity of advertising for a help meet. We
think their grounds of apprehension are Just,
and hope that no fair lady will be found to
respond while a man in tho camp remains
single. A faint heart never won a fair lady,
and we hope the provero may prove true In
the present instance. Shoulder your mus
Lets saibprAReygaa yourself worthy Of the fair, and
-he necessity OF
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North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co

North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co
THIS Company has been Ia successful opera
ton over 10 years, and continues 10 take risks
upon all classes of property in the State, Except
steam Mills and Turpentine Distillcries,) upon IA
|vorable terms. It's Policies nov cover properly
amounting to SS,s37,649, alarge portion of which
Is In country risks, and its present cspital. is over
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, IN bonds prop
erly secured.
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FOR the sPIatr OF THE AGE.

DEAR EDIToR-The following lines were fouad in
ne pocketof VIM. L. Harden, Il private in Captain
Waters Company, from Shelby, II. c., who was kill
d In one OF the battles before Richmond.
To my Mother and Sister at Home.
/ miss thee, OH l miss thee,
How much no tongue can tell:
AT morn, at noon, at evening,
Where'er l chance to dwell.
miss my mothers countenancc.
Her small elastic form.
/ miss thee, OH / miss thee.
Where'er on earth / roam.
Thy love and charming accents,
Ine'era again may hear.
miss thee, Oh so sadly,
For thou art never here.
left a kind fond Mother,
An anxious sister true,
But my father is at rest.
Beyond the ethereal blue.
But my strong right arm was needed,
To check the vandal foe,
circumstances were UNDECIDED
. go-I must go!
So farewell, Sister, Mother,
With the no, pe we'll meet again,
If not in this world of sorrow.
In that where there is no pain.
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I'VE NORTH CkK0LIHA MUTUAL LIgE - 81.
Z SuEkNCE C0kPAEY lncur~ healthy white
pe~sons, from IA to 60 years Of age, foE 4 year
for ? years and for lie. also, healthy siavt
fron 10 to 60 years of age, Tor / or 6 years.
CEAS. T.. JOHNSON, President.
II. ~. Hustled, Attorney.
". H.J0NES, Treasurer.
All desired Information given by gents in al
the towns and villages OF the otate, and BY
z. il. BATTLE, SecJ
Raiaigh. Dec. 2. 1880 IS,
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THE PILES CAH Be 4

AN NOW DRIVEN To THE NECESSITY OF
L advancing on my Vegetable Pie Ointment, not
because it is better now than II ever was, but because
every thjng | buy, / have to ray ten prices. 1t is ny
business TO make it Tor the benefit OF the afflicted, and
bysending 81 10, and 80 cents 20 pay the postage, will
send . box any where III tho Southern Confectionery.
Address NEAL-bHoWN, Raleigh, y. {.
July q, 1862. 40
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"a monster Of frightful mien,
That to be hated, needs but to be seen"
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Of cur brave soldiers are struggling with
the extremes of barIsiiips, cold and hum
ger, the wealthy Of orr own sunny
South, not only withhold their charity, but
ale actually huJing up at sales produce
offered in small quantities for The accom-
mediation of the poor, and either hold it
rp's'r higher prices than l.cy paid, or
convert it into whiskey! All! Whiskey,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-30
AUCTIONEERS.
Real Estate Agency, Auctioneer,
&c, &c.
n. n. RICKAR MS

HAVING for many years been engaged in the lower
III portion Of New Castle county AN Auetoneer aud
TecsntY AS Real Estate Ageat in Dover, Kent county
oer my services to ths prlple Of Wilmington, The
capacity have just taken an Office in the
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-30
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or more of Dr.. lIurds Dental ltene-
dies, which we cannot fill. None are mnabe
except tine Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
au envelope on receipt of price as cents) and
one stamp But to accommodate persons il,
places whe re the druggists and storekeepers IRE
behind the age, we huye put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four.
with compar tments-each box containing a hot
tie OF Dr.. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth .1ele
Drops, a hoA of Tooth Powder, the Netrdigip
Plaster, aud valuable little Treatise on 7tefh
and their u ist Uses, the best means of pressruiDg
them, and the proper treatment of Chiiirefs Tell.
worth of itself the eutire cost TO every young
man or won au, or parents with young children,
with several other necessary articles price Der
package one dollar, or six packages for So, sent
by express p,s directed. As the Express charges
are not niue h, if any, more On dozen than ON
Que, it is fer cheaper to order six or a dozen
packages at one time. A large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed oil to neiel-
bOrs with public benefit for one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhnppiness and dis
fgurements expense, loss Of time and money
would be saved to the country il every family
to day had one of these packages which, in il
self is q complete set of Dental Remedies. Adj
dress VIM. Il. Hurd 4 Co. Tribune Buildings,
New York, and write name aud address plainly
That resnittapces may be made with confidence
W. d. II. & CC. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn
to G. W. urifiith, President Of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of the
American Manu- iaeturers' Gazette; to joy, Cue
Co., Publishers Agents, New York u p. 4.
Barnum, Esq, W hO knows good thing when he
sees it aud who has already ordered a second
supply, etc.
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JOHN MCLEAN q SON.
Conveyanoers, Notaries Publio
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. HI Market gtraos

NO. III Market street
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uepA view YORK, or other cities by means OF cores
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NJ hAfhA COMMISSIONS are charged on Stnrks or
oAns purchased ABROAD the regular brokers coinmssio
VI Sne lusef per cent being divided between ourselys
DkAFIs.-We draw on Phadelphia New York or nos.
,on anu procure drafla on other American cities AZ liza
lowest rates Of exchange ''i a. tns
FOREIGN DkAFTS-We draw nm Crsst u.t,t =,
anu, germany and every other country In Eurnns
customers. " a " suit uur
EACHANGE-Forelgn or Domestie-bouRht and sold
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York ~ "u ''i eheeAs on New
REAL EsTATE.-We attend to the purchase and ALL
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ton Of their rents N " '"e Voiee-
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y every case where we are employed our aim Ia 10 io
10 noi lor tue Interest Of our customers and We solicit
n9 patronage OF our friends and the public generally
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WIN. h. BRADBURY's
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NO. 427 Broome Street,
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0lE subscriber respectfully invites the attention q his
l. friends and the public generally 10 his Piano Forte
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Having Withdrawn his interest," stock aud materials from
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MEDICAL.


Wtolssaie and Reida Druggist, GID Fourth and
Mlrket street,
CEPllALic riLhS (spnldipEs) for Head Ache al II
u. Bfinghursts IA Marked stfe4i
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TNOCHES unr Of the best
articles for disea,rs nj The throat Sc al H. H. Brnshursln
Drug store.
TOWNSENDS SARSArARlLLA. fresh stock just te
celved and for sale by H. Bringhurst, Apothscary.
WlsHARFs Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to he ad At II. H. Brnghursts Drug
Store.
SrAFFORDS OLIVE TAR thu genuine article tn hr
had by calling at H. r. Bringhursts Drug Store
M, WINS OW's SOOTHING SYRUP now IN great
demand for children iecthing, at II. r. Rrughurets
FLASKS spottsmen-i have hue assortment Ot Va
inus sizes from y pint To pint. have just imported
them aud they The finest Quty Of DixOn's FlaSks
u. K. BringhutAt, al7 Market street.
I BRANDY aud WHISKY selected pure aud Of Aus
quality for medical purposes, by II. Il. Brushurst
FLAGG'S RELIEF for the Immediate relief OF pain, al
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in Whining
on Thursday the 18th day OF october, at 10 o'clock
/ A. NJ.
COLD CltRAM for clapped hands or lips for sale III
| any quantity, by n. r. Bringhurst
FINN SALAD OIL superior article at II. II. Bring
hutsts.
H0sTErTRps DlrlERs, they give general sstiaiactioi
and III great "ycgue." II. Il. Bnnghurst
Wholesale and Retail Druggist