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More Dry Goods.

More Dry Goods.
DLAID Ginghams, good assortment, l24 Linen
i shifting 9-s Pillow-case Linen Irish Linen, Table
and Towelng Diaper, Brown and white Hollands Drab
Linen, Farmers Drilling, white Russia and brown Drill
ling, black English and French drab De Tae Superne
black and fancy Cassmeres.
A and 81 white mating; A checked do.
Umbrellas and Parasols. Fans from cts. to $3.
Toilet and other Looking Glasses.
For sale by J. BROWN.
April 10, 1852. 43-
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.EUst Received.

5NSG hSGCSASSUs
A LA ICE lot of very Superior Black and Green
n Teas from the New York Pckin Tea Company.
pledge myself to sell at their retail prices and the
Teas can recommend genuine prime. Those who
buy from will not only, therefore, get good article
but will from fifteen to twenty cent in the Pur
chase. L.. b. WAhAhh'
March 10, 1852. SO
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
TNHE undersigned having been authorized to contract
for the building of L" Masonic Hail., in the Town
of prepared to receive bids up the 9Th
of July.
The buildings to be fifty by thirty-two feet Full and
ample specifications can be had by applying
John A. Graves, in Yanceyville.
A. WILLIS,
THOS. w. GRAVES
w. WALKER,
A. QUINN,
JOHN A. GRAVES.
June 5th, 1852. 6l-t5J.
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Hats for the Season.

Hats for the Season.
NKT H. & R. S. TUCKER have just received their
w ssuppy of HATS for their Spring and Summer
Trade, which they confidently recommend being
unsurpassed both in regard to style and quality Their
Moleskin HATS something and entirely differ
ent from any others offered in this City. We respect
fully solicit call determined to SELL VIZ:
IL cases super extra Moleskin,
Mems and Boys double Kossuh,
&c &C Lola Monies,
&c &c Texas and Spanish Campeachy,
&C &c Napier and Aboni Straw,
&c &c Braided Pedal 6
&c &c China Pearl &C
Z" sc Blk and White fashionable Leghorp,
Canada Straw and Palm Hats,
Ladies Riding Hats,
Misses and Infants Fancy Straw Hats,
Gents Leather Hat Boxes, Sc, sc. oo-
SPRING GOODS, 1852.
Just Received, at EE2y Old stand
pLAID Silks, Lawns and ChaIleys.
Il French Worked Collars, very low, .
Embroidered and plain Linen Cambria HIKS'
Swiss and Muslin Edgings and lnsertIngs'
Lisie Lace and Edgi ngs, Bobbin Edglngs ana in'
settings,
LADIES' colored Kid and Silk Gloves,
Gents Kid and do DO
Black French Bombazine and Alpaca.
No. 9 Fayetteville street
March Is. 81
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FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.'
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD, & CO.,

FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, NC.,
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO..
N ARE now receiving large additions to
- their stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS,
g usudosc Glass, I'erfumery, sc, sc
from, the most reliable Houses in the Northern Cities
which have been purchased with eye single to their
tv and are offered for sale at such prices and on
Such terms as shall compare fayoraby with any house
in the State. ~
PHYSICIANS Country Merchants, and Dealers gener-
aIIv will do we'll give call before purchasing,
feeling assured shall not fail to please both IN point
of price and quality
Orders promptly attended TO, and particular attention
riven to packing and forwarding.
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compounded at
all hours OF the day and night, by competent person
with neancss and despatch.
We tender most sincere thanks TO the citizens oil
Raleigh and the surrounding country for the long and
liberal patronage have received, and trust by untir-
ing zeal and energy to please in the prosecution OF our
business, 10 merit lis continuance.
Raleigh, April %. 1851. ~
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,

CEDAR ROCK, FRANKLIN COUNTY, c..
D. S. RICHARDSON, Principal 4s.5
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CEDAR GROVE ACADEMY

CEDAR WhOVH ASAD1IMH.
TENHE fall session of this School, situated eight miles
4 north of Hlsborough, will commence on the 9th
of July next, and continue twenty one weeks.
Redistribution in Latin, Greek, and the higher
branches of Mathematics, $l5 90
English, ~ OO
to the Academy, families of Messrs David Taylor,
Solomon Thompson, C. c. Tinnin, Thomas H. Hughes,
for 1892 so per session. W. w. Allison, Immediately
at the Academy, will take boarders at $500 per
sion.
The assistance of the Rev. A Currie, which has been
enjoyed, for the past session, with great profit to the
school, is engaged for the next session.
SAML W. HUGHES, Principal.
June 7th, 1852. 924-3w.
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-.- SAVAGE & MEARES. s-z lee.
Commission & Forwarding Merchants
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS. will be received till LIST July next
for furnishing materials and building Tin rooted
Brick Stores in the town of Cheraw 6Ox6O feet the
other feet each to be divided by frame partition
extending from ground floor to the roof.
Bids may be offered for the whole separately for any
part stating the time at which the contract will be
peted. -... ...
Plans and specifications may be application to
us. EVANS & NEWER
Cheraw, June 8, 1852. 924-wtlJ.
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TUNNELS Essence of Coffee, one package of this
llEssence will go as far lbs of Coffee. 1t has
delicate and fine favour and rich clear color sup
ply Just received and for sale by
P. F. PESCUD
March Is, 1852 $3.50 s.
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McEeAE & TIARRISS,

Ctate Of North C;lrOlina, WAKE COUNTY,
OSuPeror Court of Law, Spring Term 1882.
1t appearing that the business the Civil Docket,
Criminal Docket and Equity Dos et, has accumulated
nsomuch that it be dispatched in any reasonable
time, 1t is thereupon ordered that Special Term of
Superior Court be held for the County of Wake the
third Monday in July 1852.
r. P. FINCH. Clerk.
April z, 1851. 42-6w.
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EVANS & COOKE,

HRECEIVED THIS DAY, a large assortment oil
6Ladies' Dress Goods, Barege Delaines, Madonna -
French Jaconets Satin stripe Bareges, SWISS ana
onet MusIins Printed Musns, all patterns and plces'
Black and coored Silks Parasols from 20 cents !" e.
March I6. -----I--
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wARRENTON MALE ACADEMY.

RALEIGH N. C. June 9th, 1852. O.
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The Dcspotisns.

| ! ne success Of M. Bonaparte's midnight attack
on the liberty OF his country, il has not fuv gained
| hun the confidence of the emperors of A,str;, ,a
mas III inc mean time. won their cordial an
Proval; and IT has impaired to them a confidence
and assurance which they have not exhibited FIR
long series of years. The last news from Enrona
informs US that Russia, Austria, and Prussia. the
'nree tyrannles that paItitioned Poland, displeased
al the refuge afforded by Britain TO political exies
nom Italy, France, Germany and Hungary, have oc
hc'aiy signed their dispeasure 10 the British oov.
eminent, and have threatened to exclude Engisbmen
"oln Tue continent, unless some measure is adopted
IN GREAT Britain, to exclude those exes from that
country, or to repress the expression of their ideas
and prevent their communication with their friend.
when they are there. This audacity on the mart If
the three powers, arises from the despicabIe nosi
ism IN which France is placed, and demonstrates
with what feelings despotisnl egards the only nation
in Europe that possesses an independent system If
Constitutional liberty. The kingdom of Piedmont.
"hich sun maintains species Of freedom in Italy,
and Switzerland, which has been republic for eight
hundred years, have also been threatened with the
vengeance Of the three great owls of desporism m.
less they too cease to afford asylum to their VIC
fins. United in the bonds Of a common hatred Of
freedom, in any shape form, these three powers
move on with tenacious energy to the subjuga,ion of
the nations, while States proessedly free and as
suredly powerful, look complacenty on their doinqs
and calmly pirate in Congressional phrase, of 'heir
relations with foreign nations"
We do not feel alarmed for the safety Of England
account of this controversy, but for the probable
fate of the poor republicans of the Old World, when
this, their last refuge, from the dungeons OF Naples,
the mines of Siberia and the guiotines Of Paris, is
closed against them.
The aristocratic English government has no cor
dial love of the European movements for liberty, and
if it strong enough to defy public opinion, would
no doubt sustain the Gar. And, humiIiating as it
is to say SO, certain that the public opinion
of the North alone prevents the slaveocracy Of this
country from adheung also to the Austro-Russian
policy abroad, as they do at home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-07

TRUE To HIS IEsTINCTs.-Among the craven
wretches who voted NAY, in the House of Repre-
scntatives, upon the motion TO appoint Committee
10 wait upon Kossuth and invite him seat within
the bar, the Of Nathan Appleton, Of Boston
stands recorded along with those Of the Southern
Haynaus, who dread the influence, of the pres
e,lce Of a true friend Of Liberty. When Sam. A..
Elliot retired to the quietude Of his gnominy, we
hardly supposed that Boston could furnish again
such craven-soucd bunker to represent her in the
Nations Councils, but we were mistaken. Nathan
Appleton has stopped even to lower degradation.
Par mobile tratrum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-07

From MEXICO AND TEXAS. The brig Union
at New Orleans, brought advices from Vera Cruz to
the 18th, and the city of Mexico, the llth. The
advces state that Caravaial's loss in killed at Ger
aIvo colonel -four officers and forty privae6,
the greater part of whom were Americans. There
were. besides, seventy wounded. The loss on the
side of The Mexican General Jaurequi was six pri-
Yates killed, three officers, and fourteen privates
wounded.
The Legislature at Tamurlipas have passed
vote Of thanks to the heroic defenders of Matamo.
ras. At Couova the American forces had gained
considerable advantages over the Indians.
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grave and weep, and remember how dearly
loved you?" 'y
For little WHILE she added, anot lone
/ thingn ''o' iois
Henry looked bewildere,l, and she con-
tlnned with quivering lip; 0because dear
est, ! should be lying at your side: And
now, she added, smilingiy, slet us talk Of
brighter things, never saw Won in =
mood SO melancholy aud forboding. Clouds
OF all kinds are SO foreign to your sunshiny
nature. rode over to our house Win ma,
ma, to-day. Everything is in perfect order
Ihere' now. The last thing did was 10 ar
range your books in the little library. Yonr
aear mother says that she will have the mar.
Tors lit up and tea all ready for us. the even
ing we get back from the Falls.p
Say the evening we get home. Fanny /,
want you 10 speak that word. so tha, i
may he sure ! am not dreaming Of plea.
SAINT quiet home, and blessed little wife Of
my own" ~ -
well, then, home---your home--.oue
nome, 10 he presided over by little ignor-
ant little child.wiie, thousand times re-.
moves from an angel, but in your love in.
deed blessed among women" Now are
you satisfied"
ITO be Continued
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The RAILWAYS OF THE UNITED STATES.
The American Railway Times Of the LIST inst,
contains list Of all the railways Of the United
States, by which it appears that the number of
railways in operation is 26S, measuring II. 565
miles, and constructed at the immense cost of
1886, l5O,84s. The number of railways in the
course Of reconstruction is IA, measuring IL ,22s
miles in length. The total number Of railways
is 1897, and the total number of miles in operation
and in course Of construction, is %, 1893.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-07

KossUTH AND CONGRESS. Congress has
saved the country again. 1t has, to be sure been
guilty of good deal of rudeness, and has put the
country in the very disgraceful attitude Of insult
ing It's guest. But it has steered clear of that
horrible maestroom into which it seemed likely
TO plunge. 1t has refused to "commit'' the cOun-
try to sympathy withnations struggling for liber-
ty. 1t has resisted, with pertinacous earnest
ness, the dangerous attempt to say word in be-
half of the rights of man, or in vindcation of Re-
publican principles. II has succeeded in sitting
even whisper Of encouragement from this great
nation, to people who have been animated by its
example to resist oppression. This, of course, is
an achievement worthy Of being celebrated. 1t
is quite feat to have put the United States de-
liberatey on the side of despotism--to have ena-
bled the world to regard this Republic as the ally
of tyrants and the resolute, unyieldng enemy of
crushed nations seeking to be free. 1t is an ex-
plot which has not often been performed; and
even now it has cost good deal of discreditabe
conduct. 1t required very deep descent TO get
upon the level required. g.
tits only just to say that Congress has proved
itself equal to the emergency, 1t is fully ade-
quate to any act of degradation which the ex-
tremty exacted. The Senate did indeed dis
charge its duty, and raised itself to the heroic
hight of inviting its guest inside the door. The
House resorts to all the petty tricks of which it is
master to avoid even doing this; and discusses in
the presence of the guest it has invited, the hor-
ribe consequences that will follow being civil to
him. We doubt if any one, whatever may be his
predictions, can read the debates upon this SUBJ
ject without feeling chagrined and mortified by
the patry litteness which they exhibit.
What pasteboard affair this Republic must
be, to be endangered by such trlhing causes as
arouse the patriotic apprehensons of our Con-
gressonal Solons They dare not invite Kossuth
inside the bar, lest the Constitution should fall
rafting TO pieces about their ears! They are
afraid TO look at him, lest he should dissolve the
Unon:-and the utmost ingenuity of both Hou-
SEES has been exerted to render it impossible for
him to make speech within ttheir sacred pre-
cncts Congress seems to be in perfect ague
OF terror, at the bare presence in Its neighborhood,
of this champion of the popular freedom and the
national Independence OF his own country Can
anything make this country more ridiculous, in
the eyes of the world, than the position and ac-
ton ofCongress in reference to Kossuth? Y.
Times.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

Tbs GGsss and General Cog! Of the STATE Of
House in Boston. 1t is most likely that all the
members elect will be in their places, and the prob
ability is, that organization will be effected with
out much delay. Each of the three political parties
held caucuses last evening, to arrange matters for
the Legislative campaign.
We shall keep our readers posted up on The pro-
ceedings, and furnish fuller reports than we have
heretofore done, and at the earliest possible
moment.
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REPORTED TROUBLE. The Boston Journal
of Monday says:"Quite stampede took place this
morning in Vermont Central r. R. Stock, in con-
sequence of report current in the street, that
the collateral bonds Of the company pledged by
Mr.. Quincy had been repudiated by the direc-
tors. tits also reported that Mr.. Quincy has
assigned his property to the Vermont Central
company, to protect his liabilities contracted in
the name of the company"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-07

DIR. j. ClawsOn Kelley, of New York, Analyt-
ical Physician, will deliver Free Lecture TUES
DAY Evening, JAN 6th at Warren Hall, Worcester on
the Mysteries of Disease their eous development
in the human system, their and cure, particularly
the most prevalent Diseases those of the Lungs Liv-
er, Kidneys, Heart, Spleen &c. views OF an entire diff
eren character from those entertained by Medical
will be presented illustrative OF the Inability of dis
ease by that plain and simple treatment, which is in
cordance with reason and common sense.
Admisson--FREE. Ladies and Gentlemen are invit
ed to attend the Lecture, Mt u O'Clock.
Dr. Kelley can be consulted npo all diseases, at his
office, the corner of Mechanic and Church Streets
during Wednesday and Thursday, January 7h and sth
Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call Advice free.
dec3l 16twlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-07

Gg Professor Moses Stuart, of Andover, who
rendered himself SO unenvaby notorious, last year,
|by bis support of the Fugitive Slave Law, died at
hf residence, on Sunday last, 4th inst, in the I'D
gar of his age. He was eminent biblical critic,
Rnd has presided over the Andoyer Theological
Seminary, since 1870
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Q b c . ailp SPY.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY :. 1854.

" advertisers, wishing TO have their advertisement,
'"e next DAY, Will please send in early in the
as possipe Also, those wishing insert advertise
en's ~ 'he eeNY should send in early as Monday
noon AL advertisements for this paper, from other,
advertisers, who have accounts with the of
nee must be paid for at the time they are inserted
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gg In report of the Bethlehem Hospital,
England, among the causes of insanity we see
the following enumerated-''two men became
mad from fear Of the cholera, two women from
living with insane persons; one from attending
singing Glass; from terror at the Partisan rev.
oluton of lS4s, and ons from the excitement Of
travelling, for the first time, in railroad carr
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~ Benjamin Brandreth, Jr., son of Dr. B.
Brandreth, of Sing Sing, was killed on Thursday,
by the falling Of piece Of ice upon him. On his
fathers place is stream, with quite fall of water
From the top of the fall a large mass of ice hung
suspended, and The little boy struck il with stick.
Slight as the blow, il disodged large piece of
ice. which in its fall stuck The child, and in short
time he died from the effects OF the injuries he re-
ceved
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IMPORTANT INFORMATTON.

DR.. G. Bunting, from London, (England,f
author Of practical treatise Cod Liver Oil and 9TH
remed es in Consumption formerly Physician to the
Northern Hospital and junior Lecturer to the York Hos
pta on Consumptinnha the honor announce to the
inhabitants of Worcester and its vicinity that he is m
der an engagement of distinguished Society in Europe
to investigate and obtain statistical Information as to
the amount of Consumptive diseases in the United
States and Canadas in comparison with those of other
places the continent. His great experience extend
ing over period oftweny years in the principal hos.
pitfalls of Europe, gives full assurance of his perfect
competence for the task in which he is engaged Dress
chers Patent spyromeer, and the improved stelhom-
ter, (the recent invention of Dr. Quain, of Dublin
together with the flexible Stethoscope over 40 inches
in length, are used by him in his examinations.
Dr. t. wishes to be distinctly understood that no re.
nuneraon is required from any person for his services
his time and expenses being pad by the Society under
which he is engaged,
Any person aboring under having predisposition
to Il is fearful malady will confer favor by calling and
allowing him to make an examination, and which he
hopes will be satisfactory.
Office and residence, No. Maple street. near the
Worcester House. nov22-d3m
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Gg- 1t costs the people Of the United States
fifteen millions of dollars year for newspapers
and other periodicals, and these newspapers are
as essential to their safety and happiness as the
roofs over their heads, and more so than the army
and navy, which costs twice as much
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-07

GOOD News.-Devines' Compound Pitch and Cam
phor Lozenges are Acknowledged by all who have tried
them, 10 be certain for Coughs, Colds Influenza
Asthma, and Consumption. Call ands the the cellif
GaIes OF those who have been cured by them. s. A.
ROWLAND, 275 Main ST. is the agenl. JAM eod6.
DIR. A: J. Eaton, lcomer Of Myrtle and southbridge
Streets, Worcester, Moss. ian7 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-07

Fashion is the great governor OF this world-it
presits not only in matters of dress and amusement
but in all other important things likewise Fashion is
the presiding genius IT A. p WARES CLOTH NC Es-
TABLIsHMENT, and whilst ii is there developed in its
most b iant aspects still it is accompanied by its
hand-maiden EcoNoMY And thus are two weghty
considerations thoroughly united in the superb and null
titndinous stock of Winter VESTS AND TROUSERS,
now on inspection OF A. p. WARES, Nos. and 6 Ner-
chants Row, Worcester, Mass jams dwtf
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The Pandmeuo says that General Herrera has
proclaimed free pardon to all the persons, not Off
luton in New Grenada. General Berrera is par
doned, on condition of his leaving the country for
ten years. The other officers banished for four
years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-07

We glad that Adams is so well patronized
at his New Skylight Rooms in Brinley Row. There is
in HIS Daguerreotypes just disposition of Light and
shadows, cay natural position and arstica ar
rangement of all the accessories which make up per-
fec picture. To time expense, and disappomt
ment call On Adams for Daguerrotypes and avoid the
Rooms Of those who have neither skill or genius
for the bnsness and whose sole aim is TO secure the
rocks, rather than to attain pers ton elevate an
art whose importance they capable Of appreciat
ing. noylq
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0. S, FOWLER
| New York, at the CITY HALL, commencin
Tuesday Evening. Jan. 10Th

And continuing TEN successive evennines, except
Thursday. Each Leclure-to conclude with Public Elk.
amjnations First Three Lectures FREE. Sea TO sub.
sequent ones l2i cents, 10 tickets for ST. gentle
man and two ladies for rs cents See Small Bills.
lnvit atoms to Lecture III Neighboing lowns consd-
cred Professional delineation Of character, with COM
pete verbal and written opinions and advice touching
health habits occupation, faults, sefperiection,
ment Of children, &c, fay and evenings at his lid
Rooms at the AMERICAN HOUSE in Worcester.
ian7 dlOd
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ii. *. StratfOrd would say to all thos
wishing good Daguerreoypes of themselves friends,
that they obtain them by calling him, at The
Great Daguerrean Palace, Nos l6 and II Harrington
Block of Main and Front sts., where all iii be
treated with civity and poliIeness Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. sep27dtf