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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-27

I. H. Selby. President.
Henry D. Turner, Vice do.
John II. Bryan, Attorney.
Hamden S. Smith, Secretary and Treasurer.
t. II. Selby, ex Offcio,)
Jno. R. Williams, Executive Committee.
c. w. D.. Hutchings,
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,l upon favorable
terms. Its Policies now cover property amount
ing to $8,837,649, a large portion of which is in
country risks, and its present capital is over
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds prop
erly secured.
The average cost of Insurance upon the plan of
this Company has been less than one third Of one
per cent per annum, o. all grad of property en-
braced in its operations.
All communication in reference to insurane.
should be addressed to the Secretary. postppi
HAMDEN S. SMITH, Sec'y.
Jan. oath, 1857. 23--
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-27
E~rysiDelas. S~crofula, Kings Evil, letter,
MINOR and Salt Rheum.

From a Forwarding Merchant Of 81. Louis, Fto. 4, 1886.
DR.. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon of all that 10
great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
of ulcerous sores upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurable for years. Her mother had been long grievous-
Iv afflicted with blotches and pimples on her skin ana In
her hair. After our child was cured, she also tired your
pills. and they have cured her. ASA RGRID
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

Z. Everett and Mr.. Woodhouse. David Dudley
Fiele, esq, delivered 80 oration On ths history
Of tie Atlantis Telegraph ConPsay, snf TIE
oblersnce closed with uusie AMI prayer. Ditiag
The dsJ Mr. Field received By telegraph c'1-
eTauls.ory netsSge from LOQdOn, and IN this
country from Governors, Mayors snt othsr. IN 81.
Jobn',, n. f., s.. John, n. 3 H.lfaI, Montreal,
Hsmiltoo, Ssctvlle Ki,Fston, Pres:ptt Port
laud, BraI don, Wheeling, Baltimore, New Ode.1''
Milwaukee, Nsdison, Lcuis,ile, Baff,l), Ottawa.
Detroit Cticsgo, Cleveland, Scbens:tsdy, ana
o,Ler pl.cis. Ab1ut this time the fremen began
to gather ID tie eiehborhood Of tae Cysss Pal
ace for their grand torchght par.dej bat the cen
ter Of iDtsrest for the time being was at the PARK,
where very excellent exhibition Of fireworks,
volunteered for the occasion, va, given. Here a
multitude like the ,ands Of the sea hai gathered
10 tuch crowd Of people wa ever seen before 81
Oily ore point n the city. The whole space IN
froDt Of TIE City Hall, scro's Broadway and MAS
.su ,tretts, and down tie sde streets a. far as
eEnpse Of the exhibition could be bad, WAS io-
stinct vita be. The pieces we're set of ia rapid
succession, and f5r al hour kept up very toeraole
Representation Of an eruption Of Nesuvlus. Toe
Growing item was q design covering the whole
front of the City Hall, representing tbe ships lay
Ing the cable, with the notices God b., been With
SUE; TO Him be all the glory" aud Z" The l'st
"Dsval ergsgenent between Columbia aud Bn-
"tanbia-s tie" II included aso several ale
gorcsl figures sod emblems. This piece WAS hailed
with the most eIttu,isstc C cheers By the one hun
dFed thousand sudielce in the immediate vicinity.
Durirg this exhibition, the illumination of Broad.
wsy was tabirg effect; half of the prominen. edi-
fees On the street were lighted up; so ne were
almost perf ct blaze of fire; some by special gas
pipes laid for the occasion some by colOred Ian
terms; some by variegstsd lamps, and some By i'm
nense ospsreDcies-al'o ogether making an efe:t
entirely indescribsbe. This il uulpation continued
for two hours, during which time the street was
even more depsely thropged than in the daytime,
and everybody seemed to be delighted both with
the occasion and it's observance. The foe torch
light procession Of the Fire Department appro-
pIiately closed tie day. For this there Was great
turnout of stalwsrt men and handsomely decorated
apparatus. The effect of tie torches, reyving and
miDelins with the fading fires Of the earlier illumi
nation, wss very fee, and drew warm pla1dits from
tie crowd Of spectators who had fingered until the
sun rose in Lendon this morning 10 see the faae of
tie Telegraph jubilee in New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
TKrr TIVE AMERICAN WATcHCS !

.PytsroN TRacrY Co M.luts,,lrers wslthan, Ma,s,
FoasSs Ary,rIos G,utF.l Ase-ts No IS MAiiea Lane
t-w Nok-
Ioes vscaes psoroccci b he aeaes; iho'e' 70 be
f.sss 10 peiocps at All, .a4 sse ne o'emo'; Fsss
., tise,aiy se1ah.s tiwe kecrcr%
Tae cpe ts:sfd ard subi;Snu. sai axe
,1y produced by he AZ q system Of mshiaey Ct The
cs txscsr i,cey or C1a~ materials IN sssie estsoish'
by eoune1,ee sad uL possesses sDa sre sold about
eaf tss r;,oes q lrp E;ed VA hes Of similar stsle-
ALL FOREIGN NArcars ASs MADE 3 BAND At DIFFERENT
1vKs .sp PLACES the Al eesa Watches being the oay
r.e~ ~ u.chirsTy vpor u-tcrn system.
Each Watch Is ex,ipei A-d s,e1 aud warranted by
tGesie c. ten years rsey especially sdaPed fr rosis
se, ere 10, sneC,e5 BY the eonit,r Jar Of The trsiSa
Taere no article of 90 little understood aud
sbo, whiss much caasiAns sui swfeens may b a.! 10
ooaa.7ay prscticee G.t1ehss to imported Watches
Nearly A tsrensls watches defective sad are ootna-
az getting c.. Of osdeT lie rs Of the country in'
ps,As to fDd so>e watch repAfcn sad ~sch repairing
uncertain ard expensive The Introduction Of American
~a,ehs, aisposes G this difficulty snd
CoVSrSY MEReHANTs
., v, ~ vz.ch dealers iesp ws:ehss part of ,he
oel,essu. stock s-d ta-, 'rPPy Ask fasteners With NEW
srArLE
Lser eisss given ts-gwoas ds,sss Ia oil parts Of tas
U,ad ssssS ari Cs-stA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

We are unable to give an account, except by
suIpositiop, Ct the doings at the Crystal Pala;e
yesterday, ss oil the Reporters, after struggling
hard to gain position where they couli hear
were rudeiy driven off by Alderman McSpedon,
The Chairman Of thu Committee of Arrangements
1t is quite natural that this man should hate
reporters or sry otter clsss Of pc pie whose bus
ness it IS to tell tie truth but this direct insult to
tie people BY their hired servant was hardly to be
expected in case where strangers were neoesss
rily involved. We tru.t that the British oficers
who we're present on the occasion will msks
generous allowance for such behavior, and believe
thht If no more represents the sentiments of the
people Of NeW-YOrk than tee Individual himself
does the character Of gertlsmsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

The journal of Commerce puts to itself the quss-
top, Is there a Kansas ii.ue' The Journal Of
Commerce thinks not 1t considers tie late cleo
ton in Kansas a. having efec,ualy aud emPh,t-
c.,y decided that the people Of that Territory are
opposed to Slavery. The great battle for Freedom
has been fought so it tells US, in woris borro Sei
from a speech of Gov. seTsrd'', and not only
fouVbt but won. II has been decided tha. Kansas
= TO be a Free State and there IAe Journal Of
Commerce thinks is, or ought to be, an ED OF the
whole matter. Now, so far as the people Of Kansas
sote are concerned ard far ss relates only to the
future Of Ksrsu, that very We'll may be; bat it
strikes US that, as between the people OF these
United States ard the managers and leaders of the
Democratic party, 90 called, there still remains
Kansas i.sus not yet quite disposed Of II is true
that the Democratic leaders and the National ADMIN
i,trstioc q. guided and controlled ey then' have
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
From Utah.

ST. LOTS, Wedpesdsv, Sept /, ISjS.
The Fort Biideer corrssp pdent OF The Republican
says tnst the 9TH Infantry, and a company OF sappers
and under Lieut.. Duane, arrived there Aug 8.
The departure OF the Oh Infantry fer Walls Walla
Oregon, was delayed in consequence of insufficient
supplies Of clotbir ard provisions. The Utah II
disns were committing depredatCns. Tee annual
election for Territorial and county officers to X place
on the I'd of August. The Democrats OF Greer aud
River Courtes have elected their whole ticket by
average majority OF 50. Wm. j. 0sDIre is elected
to the Legislature.
Nothing has been heard from the other counties.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

Ore part Of the celebration yesterday deserves
particular and unquAl fed praise. Tbs was the
Fremen's Procession. Here there was no inter
ference by the s'upid Common Coulcil. The De
pertinent managed themselves, and made but one
mistake-tbat vas in waiting for the close of the
proceedings in the Prlace. As it was, they made
a splendid chow, ard did honor to themselves and
TO city sadly in need Of such good services.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.

IL order tbs. this psper msy appear in the rev type
which We lave ordered for it, it w Be Published on
the hird day Of September istssd Of ths frst, as
Previously announced.
The .psce is being rspidly filed up; AID those WHO
would rot Willingly ni.s 60 excellent an opportunity to
make their place. Of busiress known to prominent
ne,ciats oil over the country should send 10 their
Lctices to-day. horace GsEiLif q 20,
No IA Eussu s.;e.t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

A 5ispe.:h from London Of yesterday date wa
yeceiyed by Dir. Field from the d rectJs Of the
Submarine Telegraph c,nsratulating tie people Of
this city on the celebration Of tie great event. a1d
transmitting also the pleasing information that the
Directors were on their way to Vslentis TO make
arrangements for opening the line to TIE public.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
Boston Items.

Bosros, Wednesday, Sept. |, 1858.
B.. +. Howe, of Richmond, Va. had q pocketb 9ok
spstcbed from his nand the Common yesterday
Afternoon by man who wss acting a. bis guide. II
contained eleven hundred dCl.srs.
Cspt. Wilton, sgent Of the New loEk Paeke. !ne,
died yesterday, eyed sixty-ote.
In Lynn, yesterday, best three in five, mile heats
TO harness, bay geldirg Bsry Walton WOO purse Of
ore hurdIed dolSs sasnst tee horses Soulouque and
Medlesome. Time-2.3S. 2.3S, 2.iO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

FRox BERNUDA.-By the brig Lsdy Chapman We
have Bern uds dates Of the l7th u TIE brig s,sette
had arrived q, Trinidad fron China, with cody eni-
grants. One hrrdIed ard twenty hai died or the
passage and many more on landing had been sent to
the hosptL. smart shock Of earthquake wH f..i a.
-. Kits on the 18Th Juiy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

ONO DEMOCRACY is TRoVBLE There is aa-e-
up suorg the vnteriied Democracy OF the Z,resyile
District. Col. Marypsnny having been romins.ed
fcr Ccpersss, public meeting Of the Dsmsorsts ha
been hsid st which Mryperry wss asrsancsi g. q
traitor, and his nomination repaiiA,sd, ani Mr..
Jocs,hsn Swark was ronir stsd. TIE only rsasor
alleged is TIA: Msryperry was ~ Aut Lecorfso,
usr sId doat think BucAsras !nfa-i5,e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
The Kansas Geld Mines.

ST. LouIs, Wednesday. Sept l, 1853.
Tie republican publishes private letter to gen.
tlenan in this city giving account Of the newly dis
covered gold di,grgs the South Platte River. The
writer Of the letter examined the country for several
nes around snd expresses the opinion that = or a.
per day can be ob,aised for seversl hundred men,
without further dscoyeriss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
FROM LONDON.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
SOON TO BE
Thrown OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. /, Is

LONDON, Wednesday, Sept |, 1853.
CYRUS ". FIELD, New. York:
The Directors are on their way TO Valenta TO
make arrangements for opening the wire to tue
public. They convey through the cable to you aud
your fellow citizens their hearty congratulations ia
Jour Joyous celebration Of the great international
work
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

vessel recently arrived ct Trinidad with Cody
eK grants from China, On buatd Of which 100 Of the
un.o1tuDsies died during the passage, aad g num-
her more were taken TO the hospital after they hal
lar ded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
Missouri Election.

ST. Louis, Wednesday, Sep. /, 1853.
Frank 7. Blair, jr., hss given notice that be will
contest the right Of j. Richard Barrett to ssa. in The
XXXVIth Congress fiom this district.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
New9lurk DAILY @iba,rs
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1853.
M rn,orspoyDCErg.

TO ocoRREsPOsDEHrS
nc Hohoe csD BE- taken of anonymous CotD o
1sne sod sar,s TIE ~tefoot necessarily 'o pleAes-
aon, tUt ~ guaranty Of bis good inA
", cspn,t utoe.ie 70 return rel soted Conmuniesaoas
pg, ls.,,, e., ~, T,rstsE o shoad ir 81 be
scdressec to HOKsCs GRttLEf To-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
COlOred EmigrattOn TO Hayti.

ST. LorIs, rueedsy, Aug. 81, lS5l.
Paul Emile Detour, a colonel 10 the Ii ,yten Army,
ard NJ NJ n'f)rd, the head cf q commercial house n
Pot Prince the ctieo of whose presence 10 thi.
coun:ry is to induce free grces tcemgrase TO Hsyt
have arrived in this City
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

The Hon. Frank Blair bas notified Nr. Bsrrel
that he shs contett bis riget to ,eat il Congresi
for tie st. Louis ID stIict
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
O0r Factory Burnt.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Weeresdsy Sep. |, 1873.
TIE Oar Factory OF J. Page, il Wsyne, Ashts.
bnls Comfy was destroyed by ffe l.st right The
I.ss Is estimated 10 exceed $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

fn'ed in their conspiracy 70 make Kau's' sIs7e
State. Tie conspiracy hss failed, AID II splIs Of
both force and frald, kicsss il TO come a'o Tue
Union ss Free State. Bat, be,suse the consPi-
rscy has failed, does that sb,olTe the corsPiraIor'
Because they have not succsedei in Their vIla'n'd'
attempts, because, al the vey last moment, theiT
destined victim has with Difficulty been wrenceed
from their grasp does tts. abaol7e the author' Of
the violence attempted upon her from al further
question We think not. Solong as tie N.tionsl
Administration a1d the ar.y that supports i! con-
inue to Justify the treatment which Kansas and its
inhabitants have received st their hands, 50 lors
the Kansas question will remiin in fall visOr. So
lorg ss the doctrine is maintained at Washinst,n-
that doctrine embodied in the very English blu
which The Journal Of COmmsTe. puts f)rwsrd a,
having settled TIE whole que,tion-that the people
Of Kansas, IS tolerators Of Slavery would be
entitled to grsth ,ations denied them as part.ans
Of free abor-so long, in our oPo.on, the Kansas
question must and will remain open AID in fa viso'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
Tie CABLE FoRENTI

Were ltted tt Errrp. bad sa- fast,
Lc-s nay thg q I.ous o. to- isst.
The rshtaiag aslg-'sss ss s cetc
NCw carries res,tsts q lose,
Az Johr Bcl'sst ,.t0 5 MS fsT "a, sa,e.,
Msy 40 tseii ara krg "a a. ihc wsIs.'
IL tet-asfg - NJ, p,rCt srcei
BIZ Vii tf!'t IN tie C-t at eeulc
aut to All ~, Ll0os ths i'e
VA run tel uCry = ' e., tie.
No hsl War tie f..Cai q Sit.t
or Get LfTcsf5r a reaCs! tUtp.
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o. -othii flst ia : 10 lit
B-.,s,s s.' . e I-tts 10 u-c-e
Tut q tone ~ rt<iI shtl bore.
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Tts' "a. - 10 ? tth an Il .
Wa GNuys taun-s s-ks ccL'sia,
4, 's.ttc . ~ 80 s-cI ti.l,
H. O. 3 rhtN c. the p.Tk 4 - sotsr
Bo,r Af.- g.. =, tles eide ,le ss.t!
ID, Iih io e. q. secs. ats 81 4 r-i,e
So .. lssorfaiif. Va Eoi- device.
,c.fr IYtEs MAsNrul PORpER ND PILLS fsl la'ec..
q I Hsfs N n. - b. 81 "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
R,sI.us,s BRASS SPRING TRUssEs,

fo. Bsfd,y &. oppos:te the Aret houS
A. te the sses. as srrs of
Rapur. in te votd TheJ us; nor ve.ae" "' use
s., a.s. uia ,fyep. Ctll sr1 tI.niDA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

We are glad 10 see that The N. I. Times Is b.
ginning TO advance quite rational view, on the sub
iect of our Chinese relations. Immediately upon
tie commencement Of hostliles on the part Of the
French ard English against the Chinese, IhsN l..
Times commenced grunbling and growli1g that We
had no part in tie fray. There wss no end to the
complaints hicb il made Of our imbeclllty, and Of
tie inputation Of neanDess to which We exposed
ourselves by declining to in in the fray. Since
the arrival Of the news Of the recent treaty With
tie Chinese, The N. \. Times appears 10 have
thought better Of the matter. 1t now sees that
we ard all other nations vii have the same priSi-
leees with the French ard English, and il sisnui
cantly remarks, The advantages which Nr Reed
" may secure will be all the more permsnent be-
cause not e1torted by violence. The treaty with
"the English aud French, as granted under dares',
" VIII probably be repudiated as :oon as it can be
" done with safety" This is precisely the view OF
Chinese relations which THE TRIBUNE has all
along advocated aud we are glad to see that st last
we have the support of The N. Y, Times. II is
but just to ssy Of that Journal tha. but give i time
erougb, ard .ooDer or later il is 81. TO be Oh the
right side.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
Burning Of a steamer.

Nrw BEDFoRD, Wednesday, Sept. !, lsJS.
The F,irhsyer Rsihoai fry steamer VAS burned
10 the vsters edge a. 2i O'Clock this morrirg. Sne
was insured for sl5 COt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
The TELEGRAPH CELEBRATION.
Military and Civic Parade.

SPEECH or DAVID DUDLEY FIELD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
OCEAN TELEGRAPH

BEAs Ms p I L
Born IMPORTANT.
vhs; 4, :h SICK what the desdl Therefore.
BR.spRI1HS Puts 5f,sD; M theS restore health
and ,sy. nc PirCpa Occ, 10 s9i Csus 81. Sod also
evtyvheie AID IS cents per box psin and sugar coated
RADICAL CURE PRUss sOFfICE.-MARsH a Co.,
~ 2yeseys. Asior Houss-TRUssEs srPPoRTEas SHOUL.
BsAcs SIX ELAs1fc STOCKINGS oi vacoss veins ana
every variety skrly slpsd female attendant
l. o. e. ladies'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

B,TCutLo8s HuR DyI-WIGs AND ToUPEEs
- ,ss ats ;te Ec.d Il % cestfsted establish sent is at
ro IS Srosivsy sFtss rrysie expressly oI the sp
,u8e.r e L.. suors uAa nyt tz- best exttn BAr6Hk.
iss wis tDe gorrFss have ap:ye neuti al Others
tss ht Fse SstIS shse tlaSs properly understood
40 uat..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

rAof.stzr.rg prTpos 10 s.srtsie the immense supoy
G. epcsxs M1cHE 1t "a caly LecessaEy 70 inquire Of any
xr,..urs- or nsch..c wAo Send iors copy Of
s.y4 Co.'S 0szste whet viii be supplied gratis IL gives
fI :lfe3nksoL c. ~ subject
l. b. SNCER L Co.
NJ 4ts Brosdgsy New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

Fall AND WINTER CLOTHING
MIN AID BoIs.
sts-s,s "a ;he cy WIZ A0o Pc;chsng CLOTHING 70
ttsvt, eos ..Si.se JeTy A.se sssoT
Z DC ts'.-. p-eatss.ls
ALIaED E.NaoI Co.
nc sil Broadway.
bstwee1 Car Al sni Gsanis
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02

FAIL FASHIONS.
PiRsT OPHsrSG THE sLAsoS - ,
TT wLpE vii sHtih % tse tad, % rhv zoe "a OF
Z osEss FEATHEEs ed SIaAw aud nLLnEgY GooDs 10
e,,.~i Nc. 2jl 6fos5vsy
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Sic aDlbene DteOutae, mel4e Der quite @ei9naf a%nStbetltt
cIte 8ertentae MUIR trdeen, Der tie eewtnnt. Der 1erin9f
rnoo prdblen unb %ppbltbun, Q6lr fGeren unferen &tnoen
uniSre befen 6rdfte gu unb perldngen RON ttnen teine Ve5ab-
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cine QuSpabt Der rsiQten Gancg-9ebGmfe NIT
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gtneer's DerbeGerle 01GbtnoScbfme.

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p. LenfieId Perkins.

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