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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-31
HURRAH FOR NORTH CAROLINA

Home Industry must Succeed!
am now prepared to manufacture DOOR
LOCKS with mineral Knobs, for 65 cents a
piece, warranted also, LOCKS up 10 $50.
Also, MACHINERY made to order, and
flecutting, new and old. old files made as good
as HeO.
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. 18th 1851. A.
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Office ofthe N. G. Nut. In. Co.
RALEIGH, Feb. is. 1852.

RALEIGH, Feb. Is, 1852.
gNHE Board OF Directors of the North Carolina
I Mutual Insurance Company, at their annual
Meeting held in this City, on tue 18th day of jan
nary 1852, levied an assessment OF 81 per cent.
on all premium Notes of the Company outstand-
ing on the 18th day of December, 1851.
This with one-half per cent levied September
I'd, 1919, one per cent. levied November 9th, 49,
so, and one per cent. levied September 18th, I8-
81, viii make six per cent on all notes subject to
assessment on the I'd September, 1919, and re
naming unexpired and uncancelled on the 18th
of December, 1851.
These assessments under the provisions Of the
Act ofIncorporation, will be payable on or before
the 10th day of April, 1852. All persons having
premium notes in the Office will please remit the
assessment the recn with as little delay as practi
ca bic.
BY order of the Board.
JNO. G. PARTRIDGE,
Secretary.
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AND WHEREAS, the said Act provides for
amending the Constitution Of the State Of
North Carolina so as to confer on every quail
fled voter for the House Of Commons the right
to vote also for the Senate;
Now, therefore, to the end that it may be
made known that if the aforesaid amendment
to the Constitution shall be agreed TO by two
thirds of the whole representation in each house
of the next General Assembly, it will then be
submitted to the people for ratification, ! have
issued this my Proclamation in conformity witt
the provisions of the before recited Act.
In testimony whereof, DAVID S. REID, Gov
ernor of the State Of North Carolina, haiti
h~ereunto set his hand and caused the Grea
49,, Done at the City of Raleigh on
} l.. S. the thirty-frst day Of December in
! (~~) the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty one, and il
the 10Th year of our independence.
BY the Governor, DAVID S. REID.
THOMAS SETTLE, Jr, Pirate Sec'y.
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation
may fall, will please see that a copy of it i
posted up in the Court House Of their respec
tive Counties. I9-tAe
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BOOT And SHOE MAKING.
Z o 0 z e 3 z q,

- ~ - - LII
IIlHE Subscriber has just received the follow
! ing Goods at his Store, Immediately north
OF the Presbyterian Church, to which he would
call the attention of lamilies.
a splendid lot oil Sugar and Coffee, a few bags
OF Buckwheat Flour, a splendid lot Of Cheese,
fresh Lemons and Raisins in whole, half and
quarter, boxes, preserved Ginger in jars Prunes,
do; Almonds, Palmnuts, English Walnuts,
Figs, &c.
Also, a Superior lot Of Scotch SNUFF, IN
bales and bladders an excellent article Of Tai
low Candles, wholesale and retail ; Scotch Her
rings, in boxes the best Chewing Tobacco -
Musical instruments, such as Accordeons, Flutes,
&c, &C..
Also. every variety Of Toys for children al
ways on hand.
CANDY MANDATORY.
The Subscriber having 20 years experience,
aatters himself that he can Please tile most fas-
tldlous-iaste, and will make to order, and keep
always on hand, a variety CT CANDIES, Med
lcated, &c., al wholesale and retail.
The undersigned tenders his sincere thanks to
bis friends and customers, for their liberal patron
age bestowed on him since his commencement
IN business IN this City, and hopes by prompt at
tentIon, TO retain their confidence, aad TO secure
a continuance of their custom.
WM. J. GRIFFICE.
March 3, 1852. IS
NJ. Having had the misfortune to lose nv
account books by the late fire, | am unable tc
make out how much each customer owes me. ]
respectfully request all those who are indebted to
me to call and pay what they thiuk is right, and
| will be perfectly satisfied.
W. ]. GRIFFICE.
{J- Register COPY.
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[NVANS 6 OOOZ[ao
No. 20, FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
RALEIGH, N. G..

R1LELGH, ~. e.
WI 2 have received during the past week, the
WI larger portion of our Spring purchase, con-
sisting in part of the following articles
Domestic Goods, all prices Calicoes, Cling
hams, Hosiery, Gloves, Bed Ticking, Checks,
Diaper, Linen and Cotton !; all of which will BE
sold on the most accommodating Terms to cash
buyers, or to punctual customers on a short credit;
as we buy Goods twice a year we shall collsat in
the same way.
ID ECE1VED THIS DAY, a largo assortment
II Of Ladies' Dress Goods, Barege Delaines,
Madonna's French J~aconets, Satin stripe Bare
ges, Swiss and Jaconet Musiins, Printed Musiins,
all patterns and prices, Black and colored Silks,
Parasols from 25 cents to 81.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of BONNETS,
* from so cents to 81 SO. Also Bonnet Rib
bOns, Collars, Cuffs, Capes, Kid and Silk Gloves:
superior quality.
LACE and Muslin undersleeves, Chemizetts
Black Silk Lace, Infant Bodies, Dotted Swis:
Muslin, White Corded Muslin for Bonnets, Fan
cy and Jenny Lind Skirting.
ALL SORTS of GOODS for Gentlemen
wear. Black Cassimeres, Fancy do, Liner
Drills, Cottonades, Black and Fancy Cravat
for gentlemen, Nesting, &c.
ROBINSON'S SHOES, best quality, ais
common Slippers fol Ladies'.
JUST RECEIVED, several cases Gent
Boots and Shoes, (MIes Boots, beautiful Quality.
HATSl HATS! HITS! You will find q
EVANS & COOKIES, Beebe's Kdssuth
Panama, Leghorn, Pearl Straw, China Fear
EVANS~& GOOfYe.
Raleigh, March 25, 1852. C29
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0A22IAGIA BUSINESS
The Subscribes have taken charge OF the shop,
known s'Clarke's Shop about 100 yards west
oflhe Presbyterian Church, where they will carry
on the CARRIAGE MAKING business in all its
branches. Coaches, Buggies, and all other vehi-
cles, made in the very best style and on the most
reasonable terms. REPAIRING also carefully
and panctually attended to.
Having the best Of Workmen in their employ
Smiths, Wood worknen ,Trinmers and Painters
they ieel confident ofgiving satisfaction. The,
respectfully ask a share Of public patronage.
WILLIAMS s. MYATT.
Raleigh, Jan. a, 1852. 81
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[9OI2 SA[hNo

JpHE Subscriber offers for sale his possessions
( in The Town Of Louisburg, u lCt: Union
HOTEL, embracing two Lots. Terms low,
for cash or good bonds.
Also, a farmin Pitt County, tgo miles South
west Of GreenYllle, containing between three
and four hundred acres of lanF, a good two
story dwelling, a good brick neat house, do.
cellar, a good barn 80 by Is het, one and .
half stories high, and other put houses
Terms, low, for cash or good bonds. Likely
young negroes would be received in payment
(ifoffered) in either sale.
WARREN MOBILES.
Lonisburg, March 8th, 1852. 29-9tp
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ELEZ1IlLLPl-k2 ANgR WORKS.
Carpenter on Alcohol.-The use and abuse
of Alcoholic Liquors III health and disease, A
Prize Essay-By William B. Carpenter, Nj.
D.--F. R. ST. G. S.-Author of Princi-
piles Of Human Physiology. sc. SC. so cts.
Baochus-A Prize Egsay-On the nature,
causes, effects and cure of Lntemperance, by
Ralph Barnes Grinrod. 70
Speeches Poems and miscellaneous
writings-On subjects connected with Tenn
~perance and the Liquor Traffic, by Charles jew
EFT M. D. 90
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JUST BMUNIVMlDo
II LARGE LOTT of very superior Black and
tx Green Teas from the New York Pekin
Tea Company.
] pledge myself to sell at their retail pI,ess
and the Teas | can recommend as geE6ine,
prime. Those who buy from me will not only.
therefore, get a good article, but will save fom
fifteen to twenty per cent in the purchase.
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JUST TO HAND, 5 barrels Soda and But
ter Crackers. 10 boxes Raisins. 30 quarter
do. 400 pounds soft shell almonds. 800
pounds fresh Pecan nuts.
L. B. WALKER.
Raleigh. March 10, 1852. %
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COP PARTNERS

The Undersigned nave this day entered into a
copartnership under the name Of WILLIAMS
& WYATT, for the purpose Of carrying on the
Coachmaking business in this City.
P. P. WILLIAMS,
rsaieiga, january I, 1852 1tN So
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Raleigh, March %, 1852.
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Bring ON the reserved Voters.

The cry OF the Seward. Scott leaders in the three
States which have just vo,edPennsylvan Ohio, and
Indiana-is that they have heavy vote behind, which
was not thrown Tuesday last, and that this will
all be brought out the second OF November To this end
they energies will be directed. Let friends in
Pennsylvania Ohio. and Indiana be ready for the last
movement OF opponents. Let all the democrats OF all
the States remember that full vote is always demo.
cratic victory.
We observe in many OF the counties OF the three
States referred to. that there is falling of in the demo-
cratic vote compared with former elections To get
this vote, and TO increase all former contests,
ought now 10 be the ambition OF every democrat To
this end the organization OF every county ought be
viewed once, and the committees inspired with new
vigilance and energy
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The Voices OF Victory!

The democrats oil those States that vote for their State
officers at the time the presidential election takes place
have every 10 be proud OF the inspiring indica
tons that surround them. II reminded OF the days Of
is44 10 friends in New York gathering together
with spontaneous enthusiasm the tide Of triumph
rolling in from other States, striking terror into
The ranks OF enemies, and dspeng every doubt that
may have fingered in the minds of our friends.
II the democracy of the North have TO rejoice
however and to close up their ranks for the final onset
OF Tuesday, the second day OF November--if the free
States greet with acclamaons of gratitude the decisions
Of the democracy Of North Carolina. Alabama. and
Florda-how may the democracy OF the South re-echo
the glad tidings from the North, especially in view Of
the fact that all have been achieved upon
the broad national platform erected Baltimore in June
last What the Boston Post says. in such glowing Ian
guage, of Pennsylvania is true Of other States, and may
be prohiably pondered by our southern friends:
The returns from the keystone State glorious The
sterling democracy have carried il high and dry, and by
majority such as, from their patriotism and union and
fidelity the cause, might have been expected but which
still did feel like claiming in advance But the
suit the democracy with honor. The great State
has uttered voice tina, will cheer tho party Of the Union
the constitution, and the supremacy of the laws from
end of the country the other; and while ii will be
Sewadies, open and voice of thunder sound
national men like mey-spoken word of encouragement
and certain sign of triumph. ALL HAIL. PENNSYL-
WANNA How could she be significant Of the grea
that will greet her the time she speaks
"And how has this noble success been achieved? We
look upon the struggles of the democracy this great
for last few years peculiarly honorable and gray-
ing They have inscribed doubtful language their
banners; there has been dabblng with the dangerous
sentiment that petty demagogusm seeks profit by
there has been inching from the great question that
ovenides all questions there have been Janus lines
her fair ecutcheon; but having beneath them principles
that unerle democratic institutions and above
the broad banner that country they into
their battles and Of them both with honor aud
triumph. They have conquered by eevating THE CAUSE
above all personal quarrels, all petty nrgues, and all
wellg grounded preferences They hare lost sight OF
the aaiomaf question. They were as firmly planted on
this question in Biger's fire triumph they this
hour They TOGETHER with this end in view, and
their victories have been alike the fanaticm
would wantonly strike from the Union banner after
and in favor Of that enlightened patriotism that goes for
common bond Of frateray."
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WING Eloquence and WING Hope

Mr. John M. Bolts, of Virginia. is perhaps the
most active and noisy Of all the Scott orators He
has abandoned his State in despair. and is making
stump speeches in New York. We take the following
extract from speech recently delivered in New York
city by this pepaetic politician. at once presenting
favorable specimen of his eoquence and exhibiting the
basis OF wing confidence in SCOTS election
"Genlemen, we have heard some news to-day which
a cloud prospects, But never had
the least doubihat General Scott would be
since his nomination have for doubted
his election great Is my confidence In his that
have often gone bed, laughter and got up midnight
liz my candle, and tried all could elect Mr. Pierce but
so help me God. could not do il. lCheersl We have
been beaten in Ohio and Pennsylvania but that Is moth
ing. But shall gain Pennsylvania for Scott have
good authority for my statement; and among others
may mention Governor Johnston, who assures me we shall
carry the State the presidential election and he assured
me should be beaten at the State election. We are
always beaten in State elections but when old Thunder
comes into the field he will make the feathers fY"
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rr.. sev.rd whigs desperate.

:, .,..d al, but am moi killed." said lago after be
Ia hssn wounded by the noble soldier he had betrayed,
rhs Sswsrd wings, terrified at the approaching doom
h, recklessness has provoked and smartng under INC
ho thew have received from the great States oil Fem
-.,vao;. Ohio and Indiana, even with their last gasp
a,lam their desperate purposes General Scott him
.sf throws of all reserve. In the midst OF hs n,"s
, ,hs three great States alluded to. he seeks shelter
and counsel in the OF Seward and 'hsre
Gathers resources for the brief future between
,hs impending catastrophe to his hopes 40
-, ,hs democrats stand TO their arms evefyWhefe
The slorous onses Of our brethren VINO nave a'ea's
,.d I, ,h.ir State elections however decisive OF APP
..h;. ,yh;g overthrow, must not induce us 10 lose
~. :. ,s.,.s. emulation We have wounded the enc
have not exiinguished his maligniiy. Like
,ad;an Il he cannot call back his own fleeing
Il. NAV collect all his strength to have one last
NJ, !, those he hates Be prepared for every mach-
aa,;on BE resoate every shock Stand last against
.u.,v attack. You have won the outer works by your
n,,,dsnce. your bodness. and by your unanimy Rely
~. hs.s Qualities, and the citadel will be yours the
ID OF November.
Inflammation has reached us from the most authentic
.res. that The whgs led by Seward. now collect
~ money by thousands to make last stand at the
.s.;dso,a eec,ioa They have the custom houses and
~ most Offices Of the great cities in their hands, and they
i. muster an army Of dependent officials. each OF whom
I'm nav to be retained One Of the last appeals Of the
rolcsns now in the lead Of the Scott party is money
IN. authors and the defenders Of the Galphn and Gard-
-, fraud. know the value Of dollars and they will use
,b.m without stint or scrupe from this day hencefor-
ward. Money, in their opinion, will buy everything.
Money. with them the god at whose shrine every po-
c,l interest and every patriotic tie will be yielded or
.acr6ced The democracy must be ready for them Re-
member that with these means, they will do as they did
il ,saa in order 10 defea, James X. Polk.
They will attempt corrupt the officers OF the cleo
tons.
They will issue millions of forged electoral tickets
They will invent thousands Of eleventh hour caum.
MES.
They will promise every party and every interest.
To circumyent these schemes, now, as we know, all
concoc,ed and prepared the democracy will only be re-
oared to redouble their vigilance and their vgor and
among the brightest days in our history will shine the %
Of November, 1852
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THE UNION WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 49, 1852

themselves ~ Is this being ust 10 their eminent msn is
This Integrity :" 10 this equity IL this principle lie
who undertakes TO for Gen Scott is bound to
these questions himself before he give such
honestly and conscientousiy.
We are told that We must support Gen. Scott be read
out OF the wing party" We demand Of those who hold
this language that they show by what title they claim
Gen Scott Tor whg. Has he done WING act Has
he ever uttered whig sentiment Has he partici
paed In any wing movement Has he rendered the
whg party any service given them any counienance,
performed the smallest thing gain their confidence and
make IL safe for them trust him While the supporters
OF Gen Scott refuse these questions, because
they unable answer them, think IL shows the
most nefabe GOODNESS and self assurance In these gene
men 10 talk of supporting principles, and not men"
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that within the last few weeks il had been peculiarly
pleasant TO know that forty years among this peo-
pie, boy and had given to their faith 10 him such
strength, that ialsehood could not shake pedy
steal IL away.
Gen Pierce closed with renewed expression of his
thanks, and hearty good night TO his neighbon.
The proprety. the taste. and the beauty OF General
Perces remarks. need not the illustration of
The modesy and the magnannity OF the spirit that utter
ed them will be appreciated by all.
OF the qualities Of intellect and character displayed by
the speeches OF the wing candidate. we will say nothing
We publish in another column the speech delivered by
Gen Scott at Auburn, and the reader will draw his own
inferences
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From the NIbahy NJ
Progress of Fraud and Deception

The Roorback mint is at work, and the Infamous coin
age by which the people cheated and abused IN
former years about to be forced upon the community
We have before a pamphlet entiiled
AN IRISH CATHOLIC WING TO HIS YELLOW
CouNrRYMEN THE UNITED STATES
Humid vulgo scripfa s.nt, agreolaun opfcinm fbo de-
nigps siud,aun otiosts
These things written for the lowly Multitude for
the crowd OF a0fcutuss aftztns, factory hands, and
street psversn wod for those whose occupations allow
them but few opportunities for study-Piny
This concocon. which bears on its face the confess
sion that il is intended TO deceive the uninstructed ia
signed "Chaies o. Gorman," and dated providence,
X. l., Sept, 1852"
We charge distinctly that it printed (no al Prov
iaenee in September last, its false date Imports, bu
in this city, at the Office Of the Albany Evening Journal
within FIVE days.
The concoctors OF this shameful libel seem to consider
electors of Irish birth their lawful prey and their re
gon the proper bait for the political trap. They never
approach them honestly, or fairly. openly but always
with lies, deceit, and humbug
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L XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
u Painting Piano Forte kc. aucfonon Tuesday, the loh
residence of Captain 5moot, In Franklin
Row, 18th and 18Th streets, at 10 O'Clock,
splendid assortment Of furniture, viz
Mahogany velvetcovered sofas and rocking chairs
large chairs
Rosewood elk aud worsed spring dvans
gothic and fancy chairs
Italian mmbcop table, Louis XIV style, marbs,op pier
table
Two ane gilt gothic frame French plate mirrors, "a by -
inches
Two marble pier brack ep to match
Pine plated and casters, silver edged
Splendid FndgH China, dinner coffee
hundred pieces made order in France and other
large Of English cura. every description
white window curtains, and
ornaments blinds, and shades
piano forte, by chickennH, Of hns
touch, cover, stool and music rack
antique cabinet, with landscape paintings Eass
arr. and small India China fancy glassware
cirandoles candeabras, solar, hall, and other lamps
Fine marble dressing bureau, washcosei, and other bu
Mahogany French beds,eads wardrobes nd tables
sideboard and walnut extension dining tables
fine oil cabinet paintings, from the old John
Vespucc and other hne copies from Tsnievs
Fine velvet tapestry ard other and hearth
Hair and other mattresses, and bedding
Passage oicloth, passage and stair carpets and
hrate English fowing with and appsrstn com
plete
Hail, alright and ohor stows, drums and pipes
Ps'en, Refrigerator with good assortment Of kitchen regs
sites.
Also, agood family horss well harness. and per
The gentlemen of tho District Alexan
da public respectfully invited 10 the
" viii be well worthy their attention
Of paintings place precisely oclock when
a more full description will be given.
Terms $50 aud under, cash ESQ,
cseding and 80 days $780, 30 So days,
GREEN SCOTT,
oc,Is-d Aucuonsers
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MISSISSIPPI LseisLaruRE.Boh houses OF this legis-
ature met at Jackson Monday last the 4h instant, at
noon. The governors message received read, and
referred On Tuesday in the senate, joint resolution
offered to mi, legislation to portion OF the proca
nation and message. An effort TO include the election Of
United States senator was voted down, II 10 o. reso-
laIion passed to embrace all matters referred to in the
message. That document referred to dislricng the
State the election OF United States senator. internal inn
provemeni, and the subject Of revenue,
South Caroiiaian,
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sales To-Day.
uyE.N. srRATToN. Auc,lon..r.

tPennsyirGnia arenue, corner Of Ninth sfresf.)
U,RUsTEE's SALE OF THREE THOUSAND LOTS, cox
priDg OF goods gooAs
perumer jewe Watches boots shoes &cOn Monday, Tues
day. l6h 10Th,
Of
Try storekeeper, consisting Of
Cloths, vestings, and de;aines
Dress silks, mennos bombasns, and calicoes
Fiannes blcached and brown coions
Shawls, and aipacaa 7
Satin stripes, gnghams, lustres, plaid.
Cambrics, musins lawns, velvets, serges
Edginas laces, nbands, silk braids, Rmps
Sewing silks. bonnet silks, table cloths
handker chie, silk pocket handkerchief
Cravas IN ties gloves and hosiery
suspendcrs, nirht-caps, COMBS brushes
A gre o foundations
Padding, bonneis, wooen comforts
Mems, womena and cbdren's boots and shoes
Frenca worked collars flowers, and wrestns
Napkins, birdeye diaper, purse trimmings
Bindings, tapes, needless pin hooks and &C.
80, one en- OF German
Sereral gold and breastpins
pencil -rinxs
N. 10 O'Clock each day, and b.
O'Clock the evening until the whole dpoed o.
Terms All under s25 Ss5 and under go, thirty
$50 800, ninety
$780, credit, satihcsovfy
endorsed, bearing interest. Oct t6-dSt
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GEORGETOWN, "a splendid three story brick dwell
ing house, with large back building and large
with situated Bridge street between
Potomac Streets Tuesday afternoon, instant
O'Clock premises will property
The combines elegance and comfort with every convenience
- cisern, wood house, &c.
The oftbose Of drsteias dwelling house is
particularly called TO the above.
BARNARD BUCKLEY,
Oct l3-dts Auctioncers,
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coon BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES At AUcTIoN.-on
Wednesday the shah se IN front OF the prem
Mt O'Clock, brick frame
house, containing good and Kitchen fronting
Oregon NORTH u being NO
4s known the old roohcuse The houses are nearly
and well finished.
Terms In Twelve and eighteen
monhshe purchase deferred payment bearing
interest from day Of sale. deed given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN SCOTT,
I'D Aucuoneers