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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
National House & Stage Office,

rINHE undersigned having leased this popular
and we'll known public house, has made ar
So rangements for the accommodation of ali
Iii his friends who may feel disposed to en-
courage the enterprise. Every attention
will be given to secure the comfort of his
guests. There is an extensive stabling attached
to the establishment, and none but careful and
attentive hostlers will be kept. He hopes the
advantage he offers will secure him a share of
the travelling custom commensurate with the
extent of his provision for the public accom-
mediation
The BELLEFONTE and NORTHUMBER-
LAND STAGES leave this House, the former
daily, and the latter three times a week
e.. G.. HEMpuILL.
Lewstown, May Il l852-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
Adam William Rapp's
P47'E.HTED SCIENTIFIC
NICHE GOLD PENS,

msraeing all the properties Contained finest gati
pen, in addition eAicA, the durability J the -Eeais
sJad. aed sHd fully a. secuted and dtreiOPsG.
1852.
THE following highly respectable Testimonials and
Recoinmend endations are submitted To the Public
Having tried .1dam William RapD'x Potent Sccafifc
Niche Gold Psn the undersigned take great pleasure
recommending 10 the Public the greatest improve
nsent in Metallic Pens that b s met our attention,
His Exce!lenc VIM Reer Gov State or Pennsy vanih,
His EIcelleEcy, E. Louis 1--we, Gov Stale of Maryland
Prof j. 8 Hart prncrai ni Central High School Phia
Right Rev. Bishop A Potter, Philadelphia
Rev Charles Wadsworth, da.
Rev w. B, Edw ards, Washington G.ty,
Rev e. X Nelson, Annap Als Md
Rev John Street, Phia. Rev. ID. W. BartIEe, Phila.
Rev. Dewitt, Harrisburg. Rev e. II. Colt. Harrisburg
Rev Chas. A. Hay, do. Rev john F. Mesick, do
w. Rawle, ESQ, Philad'a Judge Booth, Deaware.
Hon Jos X. Chandler, do. Richard Faux, Esq, do.
Clark Hare, Esq, do. William Nea do.
Isaiah Hacker, do. Geo. w. Walston, DE-.
Alderman G. w Ash, do Vim. Z. Prize. d..
James NJ. Cassidy, Esq, Camden, New Jersey
Thos. w Muiford, E'q-, do do.
A. browning, Esa, do. d.,
w. N. JeffTiss, ksg do. d.
ID Green, Esq, Washington. A. II. Miller, Washington.
r. Howard, NJ D., do. Rad"iif, do.
Richard smith, E,q.. do. VIM, p. Elliott, do,
Editors National inteIligencer, Washington City.
Editors Maryland State Capitol Gazette.
Editors Washington Republic
Editors Philadelphia Public Ledger
TO THE PUBLIC,
The subscriber having purchased the property knows
the Moyamensng Banking Inufe, south east corRc6
of 2nd and Chestnut streets, for his future business
tabshmen intends keeping large and complete assert
ment of every variety Of texture and size of ADAM NS
RAFa's lately Patented Scientific Niche Gold Pens,
Gold and Silver Pens aud Pen Holders, of every variety,
wholesale aud retail. In addition thereto, have oh
hand Rapps last edition of Scientific PsamaRsAp and
PenF1ziiRg in various bindings.
JAMES BARBER,
GenfrGl SAFE 8geat for Iadan Nm Repps Patented SCI.
snic Niche Gold Pens, south saste0rasT0f SfeoHd 'Ra
ChtstKat Strtrts, Philadelphia. Jayloly'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
LEWISTOWN MILLS.

0A w 4G UVs E An4A&2AJs
THE subscribers have taken the Lewistown
Mills and formed a co-partnershp under
the firm of JOHN STERRETT & CO, for
carrying on a general MILLING BUSINESS,
wish to buy large quantity of all kinds of
GRAIN, for which we will pay the highest p,i-
css the market will afford, according to the
quality of the grain.
Any person wishing to store their wheat can
do so, and receipt will be given to be kept IN
store until the lst of August, and after that un-
til the lst of December. In case of wheat left
in store, the subscribers reserve the privilege Of
purchasing said wheat when the owners wish to
sell, at from l3 to Is cents off of Philadelphia
prices, and if we do not buy at this rate, then
we charge one cent per bushel for storage
No interest will be allowed on money not lifted
for grain sold, as we are prepared to pay CASH
at all times.
FLOUR and all kinds Of FEED kept and for
sale, for cash.
w. THOMPSON,
AND. McFARLANE,
HUGH CONLEY,
s. S. WOODS.
May 2, ls5l.-tf
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HnaleEfan

FNHE FnANkLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of PhiIadel
ph4-OFFlCE 1863, ChesnE1 street, near Fiflh street.
oil L T o r :.
Charles Y. BanckeT Geo. x. Richards,
Thomas Hart, Mordecal ID. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Ado!phe E. Bore,
Samuel Grant, David = Brown,
Jacob r Smith, Morris Patterson.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, n
every description Of property in TOWN COUNTRY,
al rates as low as ire consistent with security.
The Company have reserved large Contingent Fund,
which, with Capital and Premiums safely invested,
affords ample protection to the assured.
The assets Of the Company, January lst, 1889 as
published agreeably Act Of Assembly, were as FOL
lows, viz:
Mortgages, Sl,6f7,43s Al
Real Estate, si72l -
Temporary Loaua, 96OOI 81
Stocks, 5i,32% -
Cash, &c, JseVt -
81 .32s. .is2 II
Since their incorporation. period OF eighteen years
they have paid upwards of one Million -Four HHaared
TAousaad Doas, losses BY fire, thereby atordpe anew
dence Of the advantages of Insurance we'll The ab
ity nd position with pronPiness beF
CHARLES y. RANCkER, President.
CHARLES q. nAScKsR, Secretary
AGENT for Mliiln county, K. {. Hal L,
Esq Lew!stown. iapi2lY
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
To Country Store Keepers and Weavers

To Country Store Keepers and Weavers
TT'FIE subscriber respectfully calls the atten-
ton OF Store Keepers and WeaYers to his
fine assortment Of Cotton and Linen
CARPET CHIN, COTTON YARN, TIE
YARN, CGndle,rick &c., Indigo Blue Yarn,
Coyerlet Yarn, Cotton Tidy and Stocking Yarn
Cotton Laps
fall sizes and qualities, ,Wooilen Stocking Yarn.
Carpet Filling &c, &c.
All of which will sell as low as any other
store in the city r. It. WHITE,
No. l4S, North Sd street,
july90-2m.l Philadelphia.
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Scientific Evidence!

BARON LIEBIG in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry, says: An Artificial Digestive Fluid
ogous to the Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared
from the membrane Of the stomach of The Calf
in which various articles of food meat and eggs VIII
be seftsued, changed and dgestsd just in TIE
they eoaii be in the ARmaR stomach. .
~ Call the Agent, aud get Descriptive Circular,
gratis, giving a large amount of Scientific Evidence
similar the above together with reports of REMARk
DIE CURES. from all pnrls Of the United States.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
JAMES BARRIERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOCK a. TIME PIECE ESTABLISHMENT,

Southeast corHsr Second and CAestaut sts PhadePSd'
WHERE may be found large and splendid assortment
Wv of the best modern Improved Eight Day and Thirty
Hour Brass and Alarm Clocks and Time Pieees suhano
tor Churches Halls. Hotels, Steamboats,, kaiiroaa Ias,
Parlors Ofces Bed Rooms, Kitchens, &c, which WIZ
be sold in lots TO suit purchasers from one to one thoa
sand, at the lowest cash prices
NJ b. Clocks of all kinds repaired and warranted
Clock Trimmings of every description constantly iof sa
Julyl6-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
SUMMER HATS.

YNHE NOMINATIONS being made, the next
4 thing to be had is a nice SUMNER HAT
for we may now reasonably suppose that Sum
Tner is at hand. The undersigned has Just re.
ceived and opened new supply, to which pub.
lie attention is invited. very fine assortment
Of CHILDREN and YOUTHS HATS. verv
low, to suit every fancy, and please every taste
Cali and see, N. J. RUDISILL.
Lewistown, June IL, 1852.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
Philadelphia Advertisements,
J. B. A. g. S. ALLEN,

Nos. q S01th WhaFTes, Philadelphia
OFFER for sale PERUVIAN GUANO-lOOo
" tons to arrive early in August.
Chill GUASo-500 tons just received, direct,
per Ship Lucas.
PATAGONIA GUANo-900 tons first quality.
GROUND PLAsrER-250 barrels.
aug20 3m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
N O r | e

A LII persons indebted to BILLY JOHNSON
Il will please make payment on or before the
10Th day of September next, as he is going TO
the city by that time, and will be wanting all
the money he can get. ~ Don't forget the
10th of September. aug27
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
Carpetings and Oil Cloths.
EsAHLY & BROTHER,

Importers and Manufacturers of CARPET
ISGS, and dealers I'm Floor OIL
CLOTHS. Canton and Cocoa
MlTTINGS &C.,
Corner Of TlceLft and Market sts., Phiiaaei iphia
Invite attention their extensive assortment Of su
peror sry les Of English Velvet Tapestry BrusseI-
ard rich Ingram and Yeniiian CarpetHgs Of their
Importation Also their large stock Of well seasoned
Floor Oil Cloths, widths, from eight yaEda
OUR STOCK or
Low Priced Ingram Carpets,
OF manufacture, embraces the best variety nf
well made goods put in the market--all Of which
will be offered the fay yorabc terms rug2.-3i
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-01
AS n Dyspepsia Curer,

DIR. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN has produced the most
marvellous effects, in curiug of Debi!ity Eaaa
ciaiom, Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptie Consumption
Ii is impossible give the details of the cases in he
limits of this advertisement but authenticated eeltin-
Gates have been given of more than TWO HUNDRED
REMARKABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, NeE york
and Boston, alone. These nearly all desperate
cases, and the only rapid and wonderful,
but permanent
1t is great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, and particularly
useful for tendency Bilious disorder, Liver Complaint,
Fever and Agpe, and the evil effects of Quinne, Mercury,
aud other Drugs upon the Digestive Organs after long
sickness Also, for excess in eating, and the too free
of ardent spirits II almost reconcles Health with
IntsRperanes.
Dr. HoUGHToN's PEPSLN is sold by nearly all
the dealers IN fine Dugsand Popular Medicines, through
the United States II s prepared in Powder and In
Fluid form-and in prescription yias for the use OF
physicians.
may be obtained of Dr. Houghton his Agents, de-
scrbng the whole of preparation and giving the
authorities upon which the claims of TINS new remedy
are based As Ii is NOT SECRET REMEDY, no OBJ
lection be raised against its use BY physicians IN re-
spectacle standing and regular practice Price, ONE
DOLLAR per bottle.
CONSERVE THIS Every bottle of the genuine
PEPSIN bears the written signature of ], 4. HoUGH-
TON, NJ D., sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copy
right and Trade Mark secured.
t3sold by all Druggists and dealers i'm Medicines.
AGENrs.-D DR.. E. w. HALE, Lewisiown j;
J. NJ. EysTER g. BRo., Harrisburg. lfe20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-08

The editor of the Post has tumbled into
rather an unpleasant predca,nent by applying
lie above insulting remarh to hr. Egan, who,
Ihorgh IN lrlshmdn, stands before the comnu-
MY in The light oil an honorable member of the
legal profession. "For II years." said MIR.
Egan in his late speech at East Boston--"have
! resided in New England. brought no po-
litical prcjudices from old Ireland, other than
those forced upon me by the elects of British
Free Trade upon my native coun'ry. In New
England have my domestic and social relations
been formed, and the sods Of New England
valley shall yet cover me. srn NO 'impuden
foreigner in the light Of the Constitution Of the
Republic, and have as good a right to speak
in the Old Cradle Of Liberty in defence Of asy
principles, as Charles Gordon Greene has in
defence OF his" This merited rebuke drew
forth immense applause from the audience, and
it was several minutes befor Mr.. Egan could
proceed to finish his speech.
We have been informed that the remark
made by the editor Of the Post has been depre-
Gated by many of the most influential members
OF the Democratic party in this city, as extreme
ly "injudic,ou." We congratulate the natu-
rallied citizens of the United States that the
true conrs" Of the Boston Post, with regard to
them has been developed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-08
The way the iia.iroilS.

Such announcements as the following are
increasing in numbers and frequency. The
longer time there Is previous to the election
the worse it grows for Frank Pierce. He don't
stand examination. The few things he has ev-
er said or done, as public man, are about the
worst things that could be said or done al
ways excepting. of course. that stick of candy
aiiair,-and the more lie is scrutmzed and en-
quired about, the more he Gwindles in public
estimation. lie is unquestlonably the smallest
sample of a statesman that was ever dreamed
Of for President of the United States, and
don't you suppose, dear reader, that such men
as Cass, and buchanan, and Marcy, and Doug
lass, and TX. Governor Lucas, KNOW 1T ?
Speaking Of Gov. Lucus, what tllnn our Loco
foco friends Of the following, which we COPY
from the Boston Journal -
EX.Goyernor Robert Lucas Of Iowa, former
ly Democrat. In published letter repudiat S
the nomination of Gen. fierce, and comes out
strongly for Scott. Governor Lucas wis Pres
ldent of the Baltimore Convention which nom-
mated General Jackson for IA second term, and
was formerly Governor of Ohio and Iowa. He
supported Y Buron in 1886 and Io4I !, voted
for Cass in Isle, and states that he should free
~ vote for him again were he a candidate. lie
is therefore and OF the most prominent and in
ilucnllal Democrats ~ the Northwest The
reasons winch have induced him to withhold his
support from Pierce are stated briefly in the
following extract from his letter, and they are
reasons which viii prompt thousands of other
Democrats to pursue the same coursc:--
Gas esteln man, therefore, and as an
original Jackson Democrat; as a friend to in
ternal Improvements, and to the protection and
encouragement Of American industry, cannot
and will not support such IL man as Franklin
Pierce for the presidency. And as there are
now but two candidates before the American
people, viz: Gen. Winfield Scott and Frank.
In Pierce, ono Of whom will necessarily be
elected the next President, shall most cheer
fully and freely give my vote and influence to
Gen. SCOTT. | believe hlm, by far, the hes,
Democrat OF the two, and one whom every
friend to the " est particularly, and to lnterna
improvements. aud to the pro,, elton and promo.
ton of American industry, ought to prefer and
to cordially support
And here is "a few more of the same sort >
The " mehall Chronicle says:-
"CoM,G We have a list of five name
from the town Of Dresden, Washington Coun
ty, whom uur readers will recognize as the lea
dcls heretofore of the Locotoco party in thai
town, who have rouounced Locufocoism ant
all lis vile corruptous, and have come out fol
Scott and Graham.
Trot 'cn out, Mr., Chronicle! Let US know
who the sensible fellows are!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-08
Catching n Tartar.

The Boston Post, IN view of the "fanting"
prospects Of Pierce and King, which are EN-
phatically growing "anall by degrees and beau
TRULY less, as rHE PEOPLE CONE to see the
immense contrast between the Candidates of
the Wing and hocoIoco parties for President
Is getting desperate. JAMES EGAN, Eco. Of
Boston, is lawyea Of honorable standing, and
has only fault is that he is an LriSl.man, and
WING This the Post cannot excuse, and so
II called HIM, ccarseIy, San impatient foreigner"
for prcsuuiug to address WI ing meeting in
faneud Han. The Boston .lias gives the Sc
quel ao follows. We rather incline to believe
hat "C haclca Gordon Greene will find it pru.
dent to let these "Impudent foreigners" have
their own way hereafter! With the Locofoco
party, "forcigners" are treated with 'honey on
a rag" If they vote the Loco oco hcket but
the moment one of them gets his eyes open,
and understands the true ISSUES that separate
parties in this Country. he becomes Wing.
and then your Charles Gordon Greens Willy and
abuse them as "IMrupENr Foreigners !" The
Post (edtcd by Charles Gordon Greene caught
a tartar tbs time, at any rate,
From the Boston Atlas
o. The "whlte feather" editor of the Bos-
ton Post, who, few days since, sligmatzed
James Egan Esq, of tins city, AS an "lmpudent
foreigner" for daring to ralse his voice in Fan
eull tall, in support OF the regular " hlg nom
nations, exhibited great delight IN his paper OF
Yesterday, over the late speech OF the on. Mr..
Soule, who, II seems. is "narurallZed French
man. 1t appears, then, according to Col.
Greel's logic, that "naturahzed lrishman IL
a. ",mPHde tJoreigner,' for DONG mIlar act
o that Tor Which "ua,uraI zed Freuthunn" IS
'uded 70 the skies, It !, a poor rule. certa IL
l., which will noi WON t.tl ways.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-08
BURLINGTON PRESS MORNING OCTOBER s. 1859

Gen. Wool was also called +. and made a
brief speech, . $50 ai.udHg to Clay, and thank
ing the citizens OF l. Nngton for the Kindness
with which they ha treated him and his chlel
during their progress through Kentucky.
The crowd was not numerous, great htlin-
bers Of the citizens and farmers from the sur
rounding uclchhurhood, being absent at the
Paris lar. they were however, warm in their
reception Of The old hero. In the evening,
bonf:cs wee lighted, aul the town displayed
llumln9 IONS.
Gen. Scott leaves this afternoon, at2 o'clock,
for Frankfort. on the road to Louisville, re-
naming at Frankfort over night. Gen. Scott
is much iatlgucd this mornings but his health is
improving
Second Despatch. o'ciocf, .M-The rooms
at PhUniX Hotel have been crowded all the
morning, and the streets are full of the carria-
yes Of visitors to Gen. Scott. Among the
most distinguished of the company present
were ION. j. G. Breckenridge lion. Geo. Rob
inson, Hon Robert Wlckhtle, Col " illians,
Hon. J. Preston, and others.
Gen. Scott proceeded this morning to Ash
land. IllIc from the town, to call on the widow
of Henry Cay. The interview was proong-
ed one. aud Mrs Clay was deeply affected.
a number Of prominent Democrats were
among the visitors at the Generals lev1e this
morning, and although the noise and confusion
was much less than at many other points, yet
the feeling Of respect and affection for General
Scott is evidently deep seated and unsetlsh.
Gen. Wool also attracts much attention., and
appears to have many warm friends. He has
been surrounded all the morning by visitors, a.
mong them are Llcuts J H. Morgan and Jesse
Woodruff and II others all of whom served
under hn IN MeXico as volunteers, and were
pfpsen, at the battle of Bucna Vista. General
" DOL also visited the widow of Henry Clay,
aud passed last evening at the residence OF
Capt. H. johnson.
Greet inducements are being made to induce
! the party Ia remain IN our city another day.
They have, however, determined to proceed TO-
day noon.
Gen. LAWSON listed the grave Of Henry
Clay tins morning. His rrmans lie III Il GENE.
terry. aJuIIt mile from the village. They are
at present Ia tn family vault, bat will be de.
! posted 1T q separate vault as soon as the mon
un'nl IS raised.
/ D,mocrCtic I Utilities TO Gen. Hoo Gen
Wool has received special invitation from the
Democrats Of Frankton, to remain as thei
guest during his stay, winch he has accepted
There Is to be meeting Of De no;rats there
tonight at which Powell will be presen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-08
ANOTHER GLORIOUS WING RALLY
IN FANEUIL HALL.
scott leads the Column!
SPEEC les OF JUDGE OGDEN AND
HON. MR.. BOLTS.


The old Cradle of Liberty was filled last
night, with the gallant Wings of Boston. The
meeting was called to order by HARVEY Jrw.
ELL, ESQ, President Of the Young Mems " hip
Club, who after few remarks, introduced 70
the audience JCDGE OGDEN. of Louisiana, who
was received with rounds of applause lie
spoke about an hour, touching upon many of
the points involved IN the Presidential election.
We shall not give a sketch of his remarks, A,
we understand that he is to speak again in some
Of the towns in the State before he leaves ia.
After he concluded Mr.. Jewell introduced Hon.
JoHN VI BORIS, OF Virginia, who was received
with perfect storm of welcome.
Mr.. Bolts made one of the best speeches we
have ever heard in Faneull Hall. 1t was fair
discussion OF principles and platforms and can
GlIatcs. lie spoAe over an hour, and when ne
conc Iuded, three cheers were given for the
"Old Dominion" and three for SCOTT AND
GRAHAM, and three for the good Wing cause.
Alr Bolts said that five States at least, in the
South, would vote for SCoTr AND GRAHAM,
and he believed that Old Virginia would give
her vote for the Wing candidates, unless there
was reaction IN favor of Pierce, of which he
saw no probability.
The speech Of Mr.. Bolts will long be re-
membcrad by those who heard it, and we can
assure our friends at Dedham that they have a
rich treat IN store Tomorrow.
Mr. Bolts made good and telling pc nts all
through his speech. 1t was logical, eloquent
and popular; and when he described old Chip
pe"a, aud tod Of the ability and services of
that gentleman, the conclusion of every sen.
tence WIS a slgn for applause Mr.. Bolts has
forever established himself as one of the true
orators OF the country in the estimation of our
peope.-Bo SiDH .Itias, JM.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-08
Seventh Annual Report of the Vermont
Central V.i!ruad Company.

The Seventh Annual Report cf the Directs
mrs mud ,Tra,srr,. of tho yr..,, ,-o...,
- r. '''''
N'''''' O''' !" oc'" pr'nl'O' Inc report
b"glnS ny atr"raa- to 'Ie fact that Commit
tee of Invest .r'!on ne now examining into the
aiT.rs Of the ro.up.nv. This comnit,ee ,bov
.,,,o will u,.go ,,ri,, rorb,I ra',e-, '. ~
0'' ro'. at '''
"'''''' 'e.''7 "'H- US 'a!' anu luil report
OF the Condition OF the Corporation in a few
months Tn Directors DO not deem il expe
ti,,,t IN ,,ai.p.,, tho rrrscot t,,,o ,,v f,-,hor
S.'''i1"' u ''' c'"4'l''n oil inc corporation
other tn 'hAS Of the Treasurer.
q, III, nm. a., l,,o -, tho l..o..,o.,,o
cd # aJ..,,,JI,. t., sI,r..,Jer The ro,J md rse
Cuipm-hts to the possession Of the trustees Of
l'e nr't NOR, 4a-e U'Ia'' ana since that time,
yh -,,.,.o,, .'.a.,, '''' -
lows: Construction slNoLI44 81; .oujnment
'Ho5,@35 e.! tcnemenl, : 800 81 interest
I" 'uIy' I'""' +p'-''o' > ; loss on sale OF
a5s ~. .,,,'. ,'',', a. 90" 20 9ic ~
The resources are cash. sara 3. notes re-
ce!yabe, <3iH,4l3 Is; due from Vermont and
Caha"A hoad, Slo,luc 60 stock IN sundry
So ,o'''o''9' ,'GI o oH .'nio' DO as
land at N,r,btaId Sc Sls 1,-S y pol
knap's account, SIP 9O9,3o.
Tine capital stock Is S5,OO0,OCO. Tue fund
.,o3 pu ,,3 ,0'''fn- ~ 'Gr'Ier ,aolli'ies'
,Insi,L o nIncv. IT,. n,nar sI53000
The total earnings of the company from the
commencenent TO July !, 1852, has been
otoG H VI; 900 o'aI EXPENSES I'l,lIl o9'
Ir,y;or ,inre Of rcce,nts ' uUer V~pease
lOs3O 81. The total habilit,es of tho com
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-08
North Carolina.

A correspondent of the N. Y, Times, writing
from iilsborough, the residence of Vice Pres.
ident Graham, under date of the 2Sth ult, says
"Thc fires of 1910, have been rekindlcd in
this State, aud are now burnln. brightly. A
very great reaction in favor of SCoTT and Ora
NAM has taken place in public sentiment, and
by the ID of November, 1t will have been so
perfect as to leave no doubt that North Carroll
IA Will cast her vote for the Wing nominees by
at least 5000 majority.
ID. H."
1t is so everywhere. We have known moth
ing, in the history Of political contests in tins
Country, that compares with the extraordinary
change that has taken place in the canvas