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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-05
McPHEETERS & GHISELIN,
Grocers and Com. Merchants,

" 0AA SSAS
NORFOLK, VA,
NTOULD cali the attention of country dealers
w and planters, TO their large and select stock
of choice Groceries, including
500 Bags Rio, Laguaris and Java Coffee,
so Hhds. N. o. and P. r. Sugars,
200 Bbls. Refined Sugars of all grades,
loo d.. Bright, heavy n. o. Nolasses,
SO do Muscovado MoIasses,
Is Tierces Prime Rice,
1000 Sacks L. B. and G.. A. Salt,
500 Bxs Adamantine, Chemical & Sperm Candles,
: 200 Boxes BroHn and Toilet Soaps, -
1909 Reams Wrapping Paper,
100 Bales Wrapping Irvine.
Blooms, Buckets, Grain and Ground Spices of
every kind. and various other articles too numer.
GUS to mention. HBs bT
TEAs.-0ur stock Of Green and Black Teas is
very full, embracing a number OF choice chops
which viii be sold at prices to please.
N.B.-Special attention paid to c~onsignmentz
Of FLOUR, COTTON, NAVAL STORES, DRIED
FRUIT, &c.
Norfolk, Va, Sept. IL, 1859. At
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VIRGINIA
For Sale.

T OFFER for sale my Farm in Isle Of Wight
County, Va. Ii contains 432 acr es-is within
5 miles of James River, Z miles from Smithfeld,
and 8 miles from Pagan Creek. / deem 1t unnec.
essary to describe the property, as those wishing
to purchase will examine for themselves. Per-
sons wishing to buy, are referred to DR.. G.. II.
Jordan, Isle of Wight @. H.; to Mr.. Edwin c.
Womble. Smithfeld; to Mr.. ]. w. Gray, on ths
premises, or myself.
J. NJ. JORDAN.
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PRICES CURRENT.

Owing to the crowd upon our columns this week,
Wa omit our usual Market Reports. We havesex.
amined the prices given and asked during the
week, for articles usually embraced in our Reports,
and find no change. For list of prices, see last
No. Of this paper. We shall Insert our Reports
next week. and give the latest prices. y
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LAND FOR SALE.

H AVING removed my hands to the Southwest,
IL / am anxious to sell my PLANTATION in
Anson county, which is we'll improFed and well
~watsred, and healthy, lying within Eve miles of
Wadesboroi, Eve miles of Lilesville, and two miles
Of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad. A bar gain can be had at any time be-
tween this time and the first of January, 1867
After that period it win be rented out, If not sold.
n u A LITTLE.
Oct. 4. 1850 e-tf
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w. ,. GRTFFTeE,s
Cholera and DiarrhGa Medicine.

TO The PUBLIc.-Tas subscriber is pleas
ed to inform the public ths< his Cholera and
Diarrhoa Medicine affords nsre prompt re lief in
the various affections OF th- DO SIS. and conse-
quently rives more sstisfatfJ1 70 all who have
used Ii than any other ne4s:ine ever offered to
the public,
For sale By Williams b haywood, Raleigh ; J.
II Farrar, Haywood; - Ellis, Franklinton ;
and by the maker and Proprietor W. J. GrifRce,
Raleigh. The subscriber las also for sale Whit
felds Celebrated Rheumatic Medicine.
WI. GRIFFICE.
Raleigh, July 2, 1859. 45-Iy
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-
THIS fine Band, consisting of Twelve, is COM
IL posed purely Of North Garoliniaus, with the
exception OF their director. Programmes of each
Concert will appear every morning-they viii
each be entirely different. The highest species of
Classic, Serenade and Military Music willTbe rem
dered with the Brass instruments; and the most
pleasing, new and chaste music of the lyric
and dance order, with stringed instruments, al
ternately. Slight Refreshments will be handed
round each evening. These Promenade Concerts
viii form . select assembly and pleasing reunion,
embracing the elements of the conversation party
and the Ball, without being either.
Tickets to be had at the Hotels, or from any
one of the Band, who win be found at the Var
borough House.
Price Of Tickets 81 SO each, to admit q gentle
man and one or two ladies-no gentleman admit
ted ~unaeeompanied by a lady.
NJ The Band win give a free concert Of
light music from $ o'clock, P. M, till supper time
in the verandah Of the Yaborough House.
! October L, 1859. 6-td
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TO PHYSICIANS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS,
AND
whn mead Articles In fha nrnr Lima

ALL who need Articles 1 the Drug Line.
ID F. PESCUD is again at his post, after an
. absence of several weeks in New York and
other northern cities, where he has been making
his purchases for the Fan trade, and it gives him
pleasure to be able to assure his old friends and
the public generally, that he is now better pre-
pared than ever to supply all they require in his
line of business ut unprsce dentedly Tow prices
His Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Perfume
ry, TOILET Articles, Brushes, Window Glass, Ci-
gars, Tobacco, Condiments, Spices, are Of the
most superb quality, and the prices and terms to
cash or prompt dealers, will be salts :actoiy in
every respect. His long experiences in business,
and his knowledge of the wants of his customers
give him superior advantages, and he hopes all
his old friends, and many new ones, will call or
send him their orders when in need of any articles.
1t is needless to enumerate his stock he will on
ly add that it is complete and much larger than
ever, and will be replenished by weekly arrivals
from time to time.s
Goods put up neatly, packed carefully. and for.
warded with the utmost dispatch to any part oil
the country IN this State and Virginia.
Raleigh, Sept. 8, 1859. ST
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber will sell on terms to suit the
times, the following Tracts Of Land-to wit :
One tract containing eight hsndred acres, located
six miles west of Snow Hill, and fifteen miles
east of Nahunta Depot One other tract adjoin-
ing same, containing three hundred and eighty
acres. These lands lie on either side of Fort
Run-the swamp land will average from two to
three hundred yards wide; about fifty acres Of the
swamp is cleared and in q state Of cultivation,
and the balance 10 sufficiently csnalied- I deem
q further description useless, IS no person is ex-
pected to buy before examining for themselves.-
My wells afford most excellent water-neighbor-
hood not surpassed for bcne-nlenee and morality.
I win also sell twenty or thirty NEGROES, with
STOCK os various kinds. with the premises, if
desired An early application is desired.
.. A. SUGG.
Snow Hill. n. c. 3-5tpd
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FOR HIRE,

A SERVANT GIRL-A good House servant
Nurses. The Editorof the Age will give APP
the terms, dc. II
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods

HURRAH FOR THE FIRST TO NEW YORK.
Pike'sPeak, the Great Eastern, and Wise's
Balloon nowhere
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BOOTS AND O

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS AND
IA Rugs, at II. L. EVANS.
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NORTH CAROLINA CASSIMERES AND
IN Negro Kerseys. Just received at
ii. L. EVANS
Raleigh. Sept. IL, 1850. A.
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DQO46 hNO 0oVGo.
TIME LARGEST AND BEST STOCK I HAVE
L EVER had the pleasure to offer. Ladies',
Misses, and Children's, of the best Philadelphia
makes. d. M Winters best Negro Brogans.-
Also.s good lot of N c. made Brogans ; some
thing extra Call and patronize your own State.
III. h. EVANS.
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FALL1s59.
nRFSS Gn0ns.

DRESS GOODS,
M the newest and best styles out, from the
~ lowest to the highest prices. BLACK and Fan
OF Silks, Flounced Robes-something very hand
some. Call and see them at II. L. EVANS.
n DOZEN HOOP SKIRTS of the very best
~ Watch Spring Steel. No TIN or Brass fas
Jennings ocw Tapes. just received L at
1 a .1 II. L. EVANS.
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HATS HATS n
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of every kind, style
n and quality, to suit anybody.
a. L. EVANS.
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mostly French manufseture. The French are
celebrated for their tasts and skin. and their Ties
have . shape and finish which III american Tie
has not.
In . few days we shall open one hundred suits Of
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HARDING'S COLUMN
.13aIs 2 A-3s
FALL AND wIETzR oLoTHUGl
p A 81 &a# fsN1G- ssF
iagssa aEfsTe rsru
Arriving Daily By Expressl!

I'VE HAVE PAID MORE ATTENTION TO
w The snanufactaring Of our Clothing this
season-than heretofore
In the selections o. choice patEsrns, in the su-
periority OF make and finish, we would call par
ticular attention. We have nov making up to
order, . large and select assortment Of
Children Suits and Over Sacks, Raglans,
&c, which cannot bu. astrae. the attention Of
Parents and Guardians.
INsTHE FURNISHING GOODS DEPART
MENF. We are now sblet TO cxhibih and shall con-
tirSsa 80 do 90. through the seasop, the most de.
sirsbIs styfss %
Wuslin Shirts, Gloves, silk Ties, &C.,
in the state- Reussnbsr ne pay special attention
to the nannfactare and selection Of goods to
please and ct large sized nen, As we'll IS msdium
and other aires.
Opened this morning, by Express, over one
hundred new styles
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DRUsHE5.-Hair. Tooth, N.il Dasting. Scrub
ID bing, Wall, Flour, Window Shoe Horse, Paiut,
Varnish and Graining Brushes
IREDEuL BROTHERS.
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HAVANA CIGARS-A boz Of Superior Ha-
Ill vana Cigars, per Adams' Express.
IREDELL BROTHERS.
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Delirered before the Oone Oreck Factory Di-
Vision, Sons Of Temperance, on the Sd Of
September, 1859, By MISS LUANA BARBEE.
Worthy Patriarch, Brothers and Sisters:
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SHEWINd ~.1-0->L
quality on hand IREDELL BROTHERS.
Raleigh, May 18th, 1859. 3s-tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-24

den went from Columbus to TihHn. The arst
time I saw him in Columbus he was there on
business for the Seneca County Bank, and had
neither seen him nor had any correspondence
with him for ten years or more. He never re-
.ceiyed or proposed either directly or indirectly
to obtain circulation without corresponding
deposit of stocks, and as unfair and mali
eious as the report is, from beginning to end
there here seems to be a rivalry between its want
Of fairness and its want Of common sense
When the Bank was organized, they say
Mr.. Chittenden ''sets himself to work" to get
a circulation And why shouldn't he? And
between Nov. 13, ls47, and Feb. II, ls4s, he
obtains circulation as follows
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a61.AhS

After giving these figures the Committee say:
Neither the books Of the bank those at the State
Treasury show any State Stocks security for this ccu
laton and this omission is not reeted until July 1ss
Here is an evident effort to produce the i'm
preston that the circulation was received with
out deposit Of stocks. The committee, howev-
er, are compelled to admit that there is some
evidence calculated to enhghten them, for they
go on to say:
Among the papers of the bank there is power of At
t0rney dated December 81 1sL7 from A. A. Bliss Trea-
surer Of State to VIM. Chttenden Cashier to collect
the interest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-24

County and State Rights For Sale.
EAuy furth information relative the Harrow or The
Patent Right, can be Obtained by addressing
CHARLES HOWELL
No es Superior street, Atwatsr Buildings cleTeland o.
mara3d& 2mz3l
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ONE OF THE LAST WONDERS
FOUND OUT:
The Great Repablie Farm and
Plantation
GRIST MILL.

Patented Jan. IL, 1859. r.1
A WARDED the First Premium and
IA Diplomas at llle Pennsy wanna safe Far. 1853
First Prem um af New York Slate Fnir, 1853 De-
First Premuii at New Jersey State Fair. 1852
First Premium Al y 5 Fair. Richmond, Va Is53
And at he Ersnkiu institute Phiiad-l amer re-
mAiling FIVE WEEKS fompefitiln Vsit Hcrr Stones
THE ONLY PREMIUM AWAfsBED 70 THIS
MILLand hundr de Of Testn n:is from PERSONS using
them Warranted with proper grnsi bushels
Manufactured BY the celshrzte 1l1nufacfurcrs Will
LIAM L BOYER BROTHER, Phila isipkia-
Tis UaHable MIL Gsred r sae dnriag our nav IN
fh1sDtaee al osr PAiiGae5ha prices.
Price, with sieve arTanged for 81 ting Corn N cal r fam
lily use, while grinding $50 Price. ah Boiling Machine
attached for making family Flour ST. All WHO wish
EARM MILL THAT CAN BE PEELED ON, should not
f1l to prucu- e 1ne OF these superior Mills.
We are also how Offering lew Of the STATE AND
COUNTY RIGHTS tr sale Onfavorubie terms ami would
cal the attention Of Manufacturers SpecuaIors FarmaIs
AID all who feel Interested 20 the fact have 10 hes
slioa in saying that aord greater deld for remgnf
rtye lnvetmeH than has been pTeSesteJ caIl and
see this Mil in ODerafon at The Cleveland ercultuFa
Works u BaldSsn, hewitt Co. Wesr street pear MGR
VIA send for Circular c1uaining s0ms the Preui-
and few OF many Testi nOuials this MIL has re-
ceved from persons Using them.
nsr9222s Boz No Ssss. ga Hf~ tlsys,andI = ia o
FARMERS, GARbENERS 8 SPRCULAf0RS.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

DIHFElAlID o IIIllITI
Having examined the opersnon OF HowELL's THREE
CIRCLE RofATING Harrow. 1 prepared say that
the best instrument eecng the puIFoas which
Is designed have applied to the soil Amongst
the advantages c0mbne in this Harrow lghsneSs OF
draft freedom Of cloggng and its capacity for puvezing
the SOIL each Of which Of themselves would IN my opIn
On recommend it TO general use.
J. 8 TITUS Flushiug Long Island
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-24
THE Most PERFECT ROTATING MOTT
is obtsis.d without tho use Of weight,

TIE great desid .rafu 10 be obtsned in feii
4 ROaTJ HarrO0s, sinpieity absence unnecessary
fetIOS. Of mOgn and c.smed for ths i,uroVe
ment the these Naluaols requisites have been secured IN
greater degree Of perfection than those presented b. any
other rotalng barrow. ID It's most onder
ful pcIty 1t has every adVantag und in al ths
best rotating fayrOsrs c1ab:Bzd IN
This harrow, having three small circulars conuuaT re
Volving will pulverize the so in going cs over the
ground than eomniOa Aarf9W viii tarse timsu over
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a 1t is admirably arranged 70 prevent
elogging.
Y Itwill rotate as well on side Mi as on
level ground.
r Il is very strong and durable, and is
less liable to get cut of repair than any other
harrow. rii--t -a.a1 1faA
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LipplnsotP. Patent Corn Planter, CoTsrsr
And SEED DRILL,

Hoass esTssr q Prospect Nd oaisTis si silss. SET
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
XyII.

XXI.
And vet know for truto, there 8 none oi them
left alive;
ror Harry went at sixty, your father Msn'ysse:
And Willy, my eldest born, at nigh tnree'co'o and
,' ~I, ,bsm Al, as babies, ard now they re elderly
r MIN, "a time of peace it Is not often grieve;
OF MI string At home in my fathers farm at
And the neiqhbors come and iaugh ana gossip and
so do /; ,.u.t
I find myself often laughing at things that have long
gone BY ,xv
To be- sure, the preacher says our SINS should make
rut nine m is time Of peace and there is Grace to
be bad; ..urs.
And God. not nan, is the Judge OF us all ~her lIis
shall cease;
And in this Book, little Annie, the message s.one
of Peace
And age is time of peace, so II De nee RON pan,
And happy has been my life; but WON" "0' I'VE "
I ,eem 10 be tired little, that S all, and long for
Only at your age, Annie, could have ~eps with
the best.
NNVI.
So Willy has gone my beauty, my eldest-oon' my
flower;
But how can weep for Willy, he has gone bat for
an hour
Gone for minute, my son, from this room INTO tbs
next;
foo shall po in a minute. What time have 10
beveXt,
And WHY'S wife has written, she never was over
wise.
Get me my glasses, Annie: thank God that Keep
my eyes.
There is but trife left you, when l shall have
past away.
But STAY with the old woman now: you cannot
have long to stay.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
fRy eUsph. l

81. LoCis, Friday July -, 1872.
The L.Qcenr0rtk TINES has receive! interesting
private ady.ees by the arrival Of the express last
right from Denver City, which place ]. eft On the
2oth inst. The mines continued 70 yield vel and nsv
lead: were constantly developing. A good msay
miners had been compelled 20 GU: work owing 20
the scsrc.,y Of ws.er. a company had commenced
the construction Of fume eleven miles long, 20 con-
vey wa.er 10 the Ieghborhood Of Mountain City.
Tunneling hsi also commenced
The Kansas Constitutional Convertior had nearly
completed It's l,bcr., and would probably adjourn to-
morrow.
The Constitution is radically Anti-Slavery bat iif-
fer from the Leavenworh instrument, inssmuch Il
does not extend the right Of suffrage 20 regroes
The State Legislature is 10 const Of ~ Represent
atives and II Senators.
The business of the Convection was disposed Of
with tolsrabe expedition the questions ot spporou-
ment, and temporary capital being the only measures
which offered serious obstacles.
Topeka is selected temporarily a. tde capital, Law
renee being the competitor. The Efforts Of tie p.rti
of both these places revealed considerable cor
rup,on, both insiie and outside of the Convention,
and OF more members s-e implicated il charges Of
bribery. The Indications are that the ratiSss on OF
the Constitution Will be vigorously opposed by the
Democracy, as lis strong measures-the snneIs.ion
the protbtio @: bank issues and the preservation of
the presen; western boundary which include. ;he g.d
TegcLs-laYe III been defeated.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

- g. of the once powerful and s,csciou'
I;,-sss of the seas Il becomes the dl'y OF "n,
- % ,hroS herself into the bsesch. Sh' u'u''
1~nI,,s war not only against France out hu'sia'
Eran 4 these ambitious designs are not shaleu
nv the people of France, there is danger lna. ~
,c,cated by victory and iOrge'iul oi Tue y.
~ nos, tho mos. in1ammsbs nation IN EaroYe
;ut,a sD ,asdv follow the lead and second TIE de-
80 of ;,s Emperor. and spresd the desoation oi
-, oncs more over the plains OF continent NUS
=. "a nlavipg fools part: England was weak sna
hind Austria, alone, gifted WIto "isuou
snresicbt endaayors to stem the advancing tue'
Ara the German Governments leave Aer " snug
gle on alone UL.Toni.
II must be confessed that when naa iiAe LVul' %
Napoleon sets up "a cnashser OF tyIauns 'nu
s;ra niscoyernment as hberatOr OF an oPpresseu
ns.;on. those who doubt the sincerity OF hls pfoIl
;.ss and distrust his motives. have all, or nea,y
al The advantage of probability on their slde.
Put there j. large party IN Prussia "Diel oouo'o
hs, tba Fmperor will be forced 10 do night, 'has
Eatsr nouer than the will of one msn wIll ssy 70
him. Thus far and no further! frussia is 1o'e''
ant: her people sympathze with the i,a-'ri'' gu.
are sverse 10 fighting for tyranny and tlo
o.. IA Tho yy,r feeling in the middle and south
arn States of the Federation results more Ion y
prehepsion of danger 10 themselves tlsi honi - .
r. An.tr;a or hatred Of France. Should Propncs
arise To morrow who could assure tue leOP.o v
Germany that Louis Napoleon TAD 70 des'sue upon
their liberties; that be would be moderate ln ~
that having secured the independents OF tae
ftsi,ns be would leave them free to form their
a~n , Sovernment-if, We repeat, the Germans co1ld
he .ssnred Of the integrity Of the French Emperor
IN the present war, although it is certain ts.t tls
ultra Austrian party would still elsmor ior me o.
tense Of the treaties of ISIS and the C0ncoiaaI, 'le
great msjority of the people would hill every
French victory with joy, aud nothing "Yulu ts.
for eyer driven out of the land which has Suffered
90 long and so terribly under their msru!e.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

ARTEsIAS SPRINGS, Miss June 3, 1853.
Ny DEAR SIR Your favor of the 23d OF MAY,
directed TO New Orleans has been forwarded TO me at
this point.
cannot think for momen., that anything in my
own character, or that Of the gentlemen VINO
most active in forming the African Labor.Srppy
Association, to which you advert would warrant the
inference that, under its is countenarcsd de-
s,gn OF violating, in any event under any cir ,um.
stances in the letter the spirit the Constitution and
laws of the country. These gentlemen, whogs names
are before the public, are among the most INTEL gent
end reputable citizens Of Mississippi, Arkansas AMI
Louisiana, and although was not consulted by them
in any of the steps which preceded the formation Of
the Association, am not lees grateful for the decided
mark OF confidence and consideration they evnced 10
selecting me- a. the permanent presiding officer.
IL WouId De more complimentary certainly b my
p1de, TO regard your letter tha. simply of friend
perhaps may add from his antecedents. sympa:h
ser, having IN view only reply, which his convictions
taught would set Alright before the public, and upon
grounds which must meet is approval, a movement
about which il there has been
and misspprehensoD.
To one who mas observed the signs Of the times tho
evidence irresistible, that the question Of labor sup
ply IS at this moment attracting every part of the
South and OF the South West a degree OF attention
which has been accorded 70 before, stimulated
as thai question by the almost boundess ami nov o
partially occupied domain in possession or wlfnn
our reach adapted to rich and productive cultivaon
By the nc a.lng demand ard enhanced prices obtaneu
for every description Of product peculiar to ths' 90
main, ald by The unprecedented in the vaae ofhs
only species Of labor which il is capable OF empo!Ds'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
PARTY LINES IN GERMANY.

MUNICH, July 5. 1859.
God grant that Germany may stand united was
the fervent but not efectual prayer Of German
patriots, when il was known that Austria had flung
down TIE gauntlet 70 .SsrliDia, and ttst general