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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01

A TErorAL HoRsE.-The Petersburg In
teligencer tells a good story of a old man
and his wife who were about to start in a
one horse cart, from near Mallory's Stables,
on Thursday evening. The man placed a jug
Of whiskey in the front of the cart. No
sooner had he done so, than the horse threw
up bis heels and kicked the jug to pieces
The old lady in a transport of delight threw
her arms around the horses neck and kissed
him most afFectionately, as much as to say,
"you are right, old horse" The Daugh-
tiers should buy that "hoss."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
P. NJ. W. P. PHILIP S WHITE.

AS this distinguished champion of our Order
will necessarily pass through Raleigh on his
way to his appointments for Smithfeld, &C.,
the Committee appointed at the Session Of the
Grand Division, have thought it advisable to
detain him here a day or two, in order that he
may have an opportunity of presenting the
claims of the Order of the Sons of Temper
ance to the consideration ofthe large concourse
of strangers who will be in our City at that
time. The Committee have therefore appoin-
ted Thursday and Friday, the 21st and 22d of
November, instant, as the days on which he
will again Lecture in this City. This will be
during the first week of the Session of our
State Legislature, at which time there is usual
ly a large number of strangers present; and
when perhaps as much, if not more good to the
Order in the State at large, can be effected,
than perhaps at a-half-dozen other places COM
bined. Here viii be c~ongregated persons from
every section-men too, Of influence and tai.
ents, who by the power of Bro. Whites reason.
ing and eloquence may be brought to throw
them all in the way of advancing the great
moral reform which he is SO ~zealously engaged
in ~efFecting-and thus disseminate our princi
pies throughout the length and breadth of the
State. We calculate upon glorious results from
his labors here at that time, and upon our Or
der receiving an impulse which it has nevel
felt before in the Old North State.
Ha-- 3
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
1NTEMPERANCE AND THE MIND.

Dead bodies may be preserved in spirits,
but the living, immortal mind cannot be en-
balmed. Saturated with alcoholic liquors,
it tends fearfully towards decay, and were
it not understandable, no other agency
would so soon work It's ruin. As it is, it
weakens, debases and stupe6es its faculties.
Reason no longer performs its lofty duties.
In real majesty, it once sat on the throne
of the mind, and its reign was glorious
Mighty in power, it encircled with It's golden
chain, the utmost limits Of the realm Of sci
encc. 1t scanned and comprehended the
laws of matter, philosophical on its own won
drous capacities, and surveyed at a single
effort, the whole universe of knowledge
But alas, the demon Of intemperance, wher-
ever he reigns, destroys these noble facul
ties. How painful aspectacle, a great mind
fallen ! a power that might have shaken the
throne Of error like an earthquake, dallying
with the Delilah of imbeeility!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01

The BIsHoP N THE QUEEN The
Lord Bishop of London addressed a let
ter OF remonstrance to her majesty for
not having a clergyman of the established
Church in her suite while on her pres
snt tour, and for attending a Presbyteri-
an place of worship at BaImoral. A re-
ply was sent to the Bishop expressive
Of her Majesty's disapproval of such in.
reference, and observing that her mai.
esty had not stepped out of her duty il
attending public worship in the estab
lished Church of Scotland.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01

A P~REcocIoUs CouPLE.-One Of the
cen sus takers for Greene county, Mr..
Mccoy. says the Xenia (Ohiol Torch
light, informs US of an instance Of pre-
cocity that came under his observation
in the eastern part ofihat county, which
we venture 10 say is unparalleled in
this latitude. The parties are a married
couple, the husband IS, and the wife rs.
They have been married about four
years, and have two chiIdren-one oil
which is over three years of age, and
the other over one.' If younger coup.
lie than they have commenced adding
to the glory and greatness of their coun.
try" we hope to hear Of it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01

SADDLISG THE WRoNG HoRsE.-How
prone people are to put the saddle OF the
wrong horse, and how often do they seem to
be entirely unconscious Of it. For instance.
says the Niagara Mail, if a chap earns SIX
dollars a week, by working at his trade, and
if he spends half of it for liquor and cigars,
and night tramps, and if he amt able to pay
his board bill, his washing bill, his shOema-
ker bill, or his tailor bill, he puts the saddle
on the wrong horse when he complains Of
hard times and low wages. Ifa chap spends
his evenings and loose change in bar-room
or ~bal[alley, and leaves his wife and chill
dren to comfort themselves as best they can
at home, and if that chaps wife don't look
cheerful and happy, and if his childten DOM
love him, he saddles the wrong horse if he
hlames any n else but himself. If the
head Of a family drinks cogniac by the quart
and whiskey by the gallon, and gets corned
occasionally; and if his son becomes a drunk
ard, and goes out Of time in a fit of deliriun
tremens, he saddles the wrong horse if h
wonders how it was that his son learned Il
drink. As the old rooster crows the youn,
rooster learns.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
THE FATHER

He is the appointed head Of the fami.-
ly. BY divine right, he is invested with
the government OF his household. He
may rule by love, but it is his right and
duty to RULE and to him as the mon
arch of that little state, must be the last
appeal. Hence he appears before his
children invested with authority-the
divinely-appointed representative orlaw;
and, if he worthily sways the seeptre o.
yer his little realm, he developes in his
children some Of the most desirable traits
Of character. Iflove is n Of the ele-
ments of family happiness, order is an
other and it is his, in the last appeal, to
support order. If the sympathies and
affections Of children should be devel-
oped, 50 should their spirit of obedience
to Tightful authority and il his 10 devel.
op that spirit. Ii is, undoubtedly, desi
rable to raise the mothers authority t.
the highest degree and when the faith
er is what he should be, and does wha
he should do, she stands invested, in tn,
eyes Of her children, with a power com
bining an indirect reverence COR the faith
er, who appears only to sustain the ma
ternal rule, with the direct radiance c
her gentle fondness.
Mrs. WhitteLsey's Mag.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
JACKSON. Oct. DC 1870.

Bro. White spoke in this place on We'd
nesday, when 20 persons gave in their anne
to become Sons Of Temperance. 1 under
stand about the same number gave in their
names at Halifax the day before. He is in
deed running the rum sellers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
K PRIZE ESSAY.

This valuable Essay is now ready for sale,
and is pronounced by good judges to be one
of the very best ever written upon the great
subject Of Temperance. Price 10 cents &
single copy; 81 per dozen !; so copies fol
81, and 81 per hundred. Send on you
Orders (post paid to
A. NJ. GORMAN, Raleigh,
or Lafayette Division, Fayetteville.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01

@ A Brother writing som TyreIl, says:
"The Order is bound to prosper in this
County. Ihave never seen 50 much inter
est manifested in any place as there is here
nor has any community ever been blessed
with a more improved state of things under
the influence of our Order, than has this"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01

MURDERED BY HIS SoN.-On Thurs
day week a man, named John Smith,
was instantly killed in Marlborough
Maine, by his son. The murdered man
was intoxicated and was beating his
wife, when the son lnterfered and struck
his father a blow across the neck with
a club, killing him in an instant. The
young man has been arrested.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
RALEIGH, n. Q.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1.

@ Subscribers receiving their papers
marked with redink or pencil, are thereby infor-
med of the expiration of their subscription year.
We shall continue to END the paper to all our
present subscribers, unless a discontinuance is
ordered. Those not desiring it another year
will return the paper; and those retaining it
will please forward the subscription money i'm
mediately.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
SKETCHES OF NORTH CAROLINA.

We invite the attention of every citizen Of
the State, to Col. Wheeler's Prospectus, in an
other column, of his " Sketches Of North Caro-
lima" This is a work which every son of the
good old North State ought to be proud to vel
come to his library. 1t will contain much val
liable and hitherto unpublished matter, and will
no doubt throw no small degree of light upon
the early history Of the State, especially that o.
the Revolution and the period Immediately pre-.
ceding that grand event.
Col. Wheeler deserves the thanks of the PEG
pie of the State for his disinterested labors il
this department. His book will be SO cheaT
that every one can afford TO subscribe to it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01

Miss FILLMoRE.--None of the articles on
exhibition at the Fair of the American In
stitute in New York, attracted more notice
than a large Gothic arm chair, backed and
cushioned with beautifully wrought needle.
work, in worsted, the handiwork Of the
daughter Of Willard Fillmore, President Of
the United States.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01

MORE NEW DrvIsIoSs-Since our last is
sue, the Grand Scribe has issued Charters for
jamestown Division, No. 1874, and CASTOR Di-
vision, No 1876.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
Extract of a Letter, dated
KrNsT0N 0ck Ok IQ6n

AINsFoN, Oct. Za, I55U.
The Division in this place was organized
July 23d, under very unfavOrable auspices ;
but Notwithstanding we have increased from
10 to % members, and the cry is still they
come. We hope to add many more the
present Quarter.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
A beacon to frail, erring man,
To virtues path, the guide"

"a Old Winter is coming with bis icy beard
and hoary locks; the forests viii be stripped Of
their foliage, the fields of their verdure, and
the gardens of their sweet scented fowrets ;
and while all nature will present a dull and
gloomy aspect, the ~hearth-stone Of perjury will
be cherries and exhibit a picture Of suffering
and want. How BETTING, at such time, that
those whom kind Heaven has bIest with afau-
ence and plenty, should bear in mind the scrip
tural admonition-" Remember the Poorr-
While seated around the warm 6recSide, shut
in from the rude blasts of the wintry storm, lei
US not forget amid our comfort and ease, those
whose lots are not so highly favored. Even in
our OWE little City, there are many familie.
who will need the kind hands Of b~enevolenct
and charity during the approaching winter
Let us remember them, and show our graft
tude to God for his goodness to us, by a dispo
sition to relieve the wants of others.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01

Wilmington and New Hanover 9th, 28th and
2sth, to be arranged by the Divisions in the
County.
Other appointments will be made in due time.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01

a The brethren of Social Division, at En-
field, have made arrangements for Bro. White
to speak at that place, on his way from Tar
boru' to Warrenton, and have agreed to con;
vey him to the latter place on Thursday after.
noon, the 14th inst.
The r. S. of Social Division writes: " Bro
White, by his lecture at Halifax, has caused
gentleman (whose pc tition is now before Socia
Division) to give up the Liquor Manufacture
and it has silenced all opposition and answered
every objection"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
THE PROSPECT.

We stated previous to the assembling of the
late session of the Grand Division, that we be-
lieved the glorious cause ofour Order would
on that occasion receive a fresh impulse, that
would send it with accelerated speed and tri-
umph throughout the State. And we are graf
flied to state, that already is this prediction be-
ing verified. From almost all directions We
learn that renewed energy and determination
has been infused into our membership; and
in many quarters, where gloom and darkness
hung above the moral horizon-where dissatis-
faction and doubt had rendered torpid the Vi
tality of our ~principles-in these quarters, the
mutterings of discomfort have been quieted by
judicious and prudent action on the part of the
Grand Division-the clouds have been removed
and the radiant star Of our Order shines forth
with renewed plendor-
"A beacon to frail, erring man,
80 virtues path, the guide"
There comes up a voice of undated ardor
in, and of unweared devotion to, the cause Of
Temperance, in such thunder tones, as to fH
the responding of our friends with renewed
confidence in the triumph of our principles
and to strike terror in the ranks ofour enemies,
who had began to prognostieate that the day
star of our prosperity was on the wane. From
the signs of the times, We begin to feel with ar
enthusiastic brother, that the principles of oul
Order are destined to cover the whole earth
We predict an increase of 1000 members t.
the Sons of Temperance in North Caroline
during the present Quarter! So mote it be.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-01
5uns ut Gtmptrautt.

FURTHER APPOINTMENTS FOR
p. M. W. p. PHILIP s. WHITE.
At Washinpton. IN the 9TH Of November.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-01

Iron Ore IN Eastern Te1aS.--It is not perhaps
generally known abroad, that what are called the
Red Lands of Eastern Texas are strongly mpreg-
mated with iron. The soil, East, from Cherokee
almost to Louisiana, is of reddish cast, and rocks
in almost all sections of this part of the state are
to be found elding large proportion Of IRON.
The Red Land district, proper, is confined 70 d
strip of country in which San Augustine Is Silu%
ted, and in this the weight Of the soil and rock
clearly demonstrates the existence oil metal. NOUN
Pleasant, in Rusk county which we have noticed
as !. Iosnne,ct,,ring place, abounds in this iron
Toek. A specimen sent to Europe and submitted
to the test Of scientific men, gave yield OF sixty
mar cent. Of pure iron. l. wants but capita
70 dsyelop these mines, which may, day,
nrovs "a IL q great source of wealth The heavy
ron ore protrndes in the fields, and on the high
ways in many of our Eastern counties and we
have no doubt is richer in many places than in
Rusk county; but if sixty per cent. will pay for
smelling, and we believe it will approach pretty
that, there is enough iron there to supply the
whole United States for long period of years
CfdIlestOn Journal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-01
Genuine Msdieins bHTgFegR0e1SE
No. I5I Chartres st. New Orlenns,

Z WRIGHT :, co. having resolved to stand unrvaled
y every department of their bushes have agreed with the
PrDpretors and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States, to keep them COZ
sany supplied with fresh and ample assortment al TltS
below the usual market prices BY thus arrangement tey
are enabled offer the inspection Of purchasers the mos
extensive assortment which be found in this any Other
city Having had many years experience IN The Pnchh'e
and sale OF Patent Medicines, they have acquired iacu
conducting this particular department the most Dtft
scale, and prepared TO supply the trade at prices 80
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot IAN 10 TeAe %
handsome per cenEge his investment, either al " tots
or RGtui Al their establishment may be found q "a
assortment of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part OF Their assortment anu
be furnished dealers, in most cases. at from twenty 10
twenty-five per cheaper than manufacturer resu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-01

d. Townsend's SaSsaDHnla a sovereign and speedy
ncpient ConsumDuou, banennss, Proiapsus Uterir
Failing of the Womb, COsyeness, Piles, LeuchOnhRa,
Whites, obstructed difficult MenuatOn, lncOntinenge
If Urine or involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
rostraOn of the sysamnO matter whether the result OF
Inherent produced by lTeguarty, Illness
accident Nothing be surprising than It's nygOratne
fleets the human frame Persons all weakness and as5
1de from taking become robust and full OF energy
under It's influence Ii Immediately the neTvees
of the female frame. which the great of baea
nass Ii will be expected Of in Of so delicate
azure, exhibit certificates Of cures peormed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been repoel
u.s. Thousands Of families have beensVitbOUt
shdren after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine,
ave bean blessed with hne. healthy offspring.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-01
INESI LaAG! KNEl!g
assg3'g'jSOIs'S GOESsal5 3ieE32 E59hS
Black, JAPAN Copying, Marking, Blue, IndeHbe,
SpDFIPf- g.uFsflfyta

Black, Japan, Copying, Marking, Blue, Indalible,
Scarlet, He'd, Cnrmnc
TUE comfort, pleasure and benefit of the ue Of GOOD
readily be appreciated by those who have e8pguuea the
use OF bad-aud who has These Inks flow freely
rom ue zen, anI give stronger and more durable color
For 's amy oq2"B8 +, @, 81 ,5o gae by
ay2@ " WhoeaIe AGENT TOR fw Orleans,
S2 4RA b " PP4 &GS21F FRfEg PHH 5 Fn 5aE
= Sm mGyo f. G % Rs MILLS u, {;,,, ,.,
.n% '''' '''' '''' " v H &5.iRTHiIfE$ S ga
MPERIALEs FOR THE MENIGNN MAR
kET-Jus received per ships Astoria ud EmPn' Queen,
from Lyerg9o5 % bales, four usses EACH Nm err-'
81 4w MCDOWELL. MILLS & co. 81 Grn,inrs.
QSoP Ibi , NIL ThEf GK W q FPq4
IN quantities TO suit pqrg13iassfe T n, ~ ssEy n,r
So Camp d. 81 ''raver ss
gERMETICALLY SEALED hHSWUheS Sal D
mon, Lobsters, Shad, hackeTe Ii4t pl d4a ans
IN store and for sale by f. j. ~ $4,000 Ar n 60.
5i7UR sAI.E-.y0 casks Bass PALE Ale, aud casks
m Hsey i i22n foi EGf3r F'GS0 ia t G2,y
C,OPYING PAPER-5o reams landing from ship Wi.
Sig ''''S T. j. i'' Hart COZ 70 Tcboupi,ouas street.
TPEEF-Futou MARKET and Ushers spiceI BeeJ--.U
- packages in s'2 III a R lo ssiTI6StPGuToy olc
f2ls T'iSocS U.s. p FIR for a b.
nor HIRE-A irst-rate Boy about Is yeqrs did, naIi.
Il gent, and good house want, also body servant In.
quire Of [ausl LEWIS FLORANCE, 81 Gr1y,-r 81.
INOE sALE-A likely NEGRO ClHl.. Is Ycara or age,
Il fully guaranteed. Apply to
aP37 l. w. ARTHUR co. 28and y New i,ayce.
nRUG STORE FOR sALE-A Reta,l ApgihacaTy
~ Store, well situated thnkly Inhabited Dart d, he
Second MunlCpGly, .ow 0T cash. Auu.y ~
ap2' T. L. MASSEY. cor Cam aBH fs~ntr. 20.
pUG&l FOR sALtE-A SUPERIOR new Bosav. made
= "a fhlIaee phIa OF the latest u8teg sold
Apply al y Natnhez ,iraet-uu STAIRS
| kShELLED Ai.MoNDs-5Ob boxes superior sneei AZ
sn2o r +. NlGnOIs& co 7t ,Erp,o al.
/ IBIChI.Es-3O boxes Assorted French Pickles.
4 50 A. f. COCliRANM CO, q TqhouDiouss 81,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-01

Tins extract Of arapala has been expressly prepared
difference female complaints No female who has
% suppose she approaching that critical penOd The Tan
If Life should neglect To take 1t, il
or any of the horrible diseases TO which female
subject this time OF fe This period be ueaya
r several years by using nis medicine Nor less yaluu
te for those who approaching w0mHnhOod, as il B ca
suated nature BY uulGkenng the blood and nvlgU-
lng the system. Indeed, this medicine is Invaluable Tor
delicate Diseases which subject II brace
whole system, permanently the natural
aY removing the Impurities ui the body, lar stmua
ing produce subsequent relaxation, wi chs the
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease. u
sng few bottles Of this medicine, many and painful
surgical operations may i've evented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-01

Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sasspsrlila in
If Fits OF course never recommended it, and surprise
0 receive the following from intelligent and Respectable
Farmer Of Westminster GounLy: go or
Or. T0toHssgli-Dsay Biz: have little girl year
Of age, who been sai years afflicted with Fits;
Iied almost everything her, but without success at s
4hough could flnd recommendation m ClrGusr5
like hers, thought she was N very delcate
7eah we wOuld give OF your Sarsapanla and
glad did for restored her strength but she
mas mad of the tits, pleasure and
aFe She fast becoming rugged and hearty which
Va fee grateful yoUr, RESPECTFULLY,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-01

As a..
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For further rpfarenc, - T. = ilAt ihl";tl. .r..,
uosty DIysrans AMI I.ly 70 the ulp"ins EIHet''
in Newt aans0I q IN! teW ai'9RE we Iis ,t,u
and poTge w Ssann5sr5 ell, " ~, OWeh y. ~
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Npsss VIM Bobb and 4 p Bobb 'e' anu - W -'"'"'
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-01
OAGuRBREOTYPE, TALR0TYPE uYAnO,

1EAGUIRE & HARRINGTON, having purchased from
WI the asgnees Of W. Talbot the patent right for the
use of his fabOtype process, in the states ul Louisiana
Alabama Florida Georgia and Texas, beg leave TO call the
attention Of the pubic their gallery OF specimens In this
new department Of Photography.
he Taboo ype Is taken paper, IVORY glass meta
and variety of other substancss the first POSSESSING the
leeueu advantages Of easy tanHmissbiy by mail can bt
eos IN letter, made TO adOSn the pages OF book, OF
PSTTtstNsI 70 portfolio.
Inc IabOtype eniBaav suasapfhle of caOTug that
Gan be finished 10 degree desired BY the sitter
variety Of texture and color OF the draDeFy and
eatei. - ~ p'1 iah' Nal' w 'aui'ui' "N'
IA rs lA9Ype repEesents the sitter without any reverse
the right cheek. VIC 'si' SueeN' appears "pOi
the additional trouble Of anoth9r s,ltinp NJ, IL frst
.ipoh Essen copies can be furnished at any future
time upon Simple az pleatlon by letter az ,othsrSiss
n. B.-M \ H. being furnished Win eysTv isi, FL, tho
prosecution OF TINS superior ready 10 tposa If bs
for the Stgtes specified, with thorough Ia tTng5ns " 7
AGuERREDTfPES they nTofess 10 lake Tni,Ler ,rl
better than any other establishment in the world rbgy
guaranty perfect likeness Of child SIX months in one
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