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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
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Scr GGfcb Burger
1T a6er ftbon ba!
GIa er 1T nod ba,
p6ftbpil es bteB er
fet fortge;o9en!
9ie sppblfeilc SfeuftDn'ieoerei
In Ql(lentaltt.

tn QllentllIll.
tlnter,sidneter pcQte feline Soblreiben
Treunee uno Eunoeu torauf dufmerFldm
MAIDEN, oa6 CT Gle Sfenfdm;eeeret nod i'm
mer all Isincm olten StanopIoee in Der
aaen StrS6e, ntrbIib pom &ieref, uno ci'
nins Sbireu ctetbaIb @raig's Stobr, fort
betreibt, uno guar aus9eeebnter olS ie, uno
oa6 er eesenwirti9 cine berrIt6e NuSwabI
Spl;s mmo &cDlcms Scfrn
ouf Sono bat. Sn btr Sbat cine ft6nrre,
bsIIere uno wcblfrltre Qu8wobI Sden IN
nod ME in QGIentaun 5um SerFauf an9e'
bctsn mcrbsn. Stefs Wcrte mereen aeer
oft aebrdudt, uno msnu man bic Sdbe un'
terfuht, 70 III c3 mondmal nur rcin 9rc6
G5efriItb uno weni9 QBoue." Der Burger
aber faat @ub fiber tie 8dbrbeit -uno mer
es nitt 9Iaubt, Der rufe an un6 ubeBeu9e
Gb felblf, - cas- Qnfboutn fOltct 9eroce
tpas es iracno no font foifct, auBer man
acbt ins ,Sdcb"-ndmIi6 81 DIT 8. Nbsr
,rer faufcn nil Der mub orum nIdtt ecnten
eaf er Obne arfauft miecer mc9fommt, eenn
oQe @jeGhmdde Fam er nit fetner herrlIten
IusmabI befrieoigen, uno wCDIfCtler Fam
man nir9cno5 foufen-uno man mub bob
suaeten td6 ;iu Sscr Udt ouf feline et9enen
SuterelItn bat - uno pcr eaS BAT, btlutt
ftbsr cen Burger, cDe er fcnitmo fault.
SfemroDr ano Srpmincln
sat ct aub cine src6e Qu5mobI ouf 9ano
--notilrIib oIeS 9onS tiut9.
Sin 2lGrrtru1rnt Slc0ipadrtn.
Gin fcbr It6neS uno taucrbafte8 Qllcrte'
mcut Slcbwaarcn - oue8 mas in eIeltm
Nad aewilnfbt miro, finret man ebenfau5
tei ibm, unb taSuncb 70 biai9-ia biut9 u
ecnn BEL ibm fincst man gar nldtS' Gas
nibt wcbIfeil 1T.
SaCbriuucn (pOer SanoelnD |
pnfertiat unc tefeljst ct ouf ole tauerbaf' !
tsfe Qrt auf Die furiefe Nn5et9e uno 6ucen
biui9feu Yreifen.
S& SIR olts8 8u6, &upfer, 3tnn unS
WCfin9 beSabtt cr Die b6hifen Morftprdfs
i'm QuStouIb fus M0aren cocr baar 9cIo.
Grit canfbar fir bi$ber 9cncfItne 8uno .
fdaft - uno feiu 8eifrcben fol- tmmelbin
ftin, Seben su befrjeci9cn Der Ucn ibm
fault, uno mcbr Fam bod 9Itemano tbun-
nab SieIe tbun bic5 nitt uno f6nnten eS
fa6 uitbt tbuu, ldbit'wenu Iie wCuten.
Stepbcn Sur9er.
= lIcntaun, gcp. q. nq-!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
Nreie:

Der oofsoniEbs Gjurtei, Srci Sbaler.
Sas salvaniibt 6aIsbano, 3psI SbaIsr.
Die 9alplnrbcn armbdnor, Gin Sbalsr itets.
Das ma9nstttbs 6Iuleum, GIN Sbaler.
6ta0ie gGrtitrt fnS nit ponsn une eeutlid,eH slir
lpciIunucn bcalttet. Qampltts mit polen ein;sln'
bcreu fSunen ven cen auterirtcn aerntensrbditen
lpcrhCn.
Ssfoneere @arnuns.
C. 9lsan isi ppr SSlihungen une wert6teitn stab ;
mat5un9cu aaf feincr Sutt.
=. 6. aforcbedc, NJ ID.
Gsnsral.(aSnt fir ole @ereini9tsn Staatsn.
I32 greartpap. Tei=Wctti
6FStias kbaebors SGiita fnp gum @srtauf tSi
6ntb, SIDmHe nuo Sregler, a9sntsn far aasns
tauns so.
SanuR so ks0l. nqlSsorp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
Sic 0oIersur uno gleuraloia.

Size ihrtfhcn urS fdjmerjiiAfn SranfGeittn wcr,
rcn 0udcntdlit er!Shtsrt eurb Ole 9tnlpenSuns res
SGtvdnithCu 3urtclsy 6asbdnbes uno Susums.-
Ger gursl pcrbrsitet tie @lestreitat our Sas Spst
ttnr; 81 l6dsbdnS bdt ciuen lptaleu @hcct une baS
Sluieun wtrtt 0ui Die traustafteu 9erpen. 9ei eie'
Zen iGmnerpoueu SeittpCr6Cn III cine gcbpriae Nu,
infnnunf IL II ffhlhnr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
j. fc t. > c.

GjrlbcS sSnTrr. Qct &ronFhdt muo ourcb
cen fblttbtu ouSWmtr9dttn 3uoun fc6 @lutts cr}cu0t
mrtibts odun unr uaBtis uuO vcn 9dtCr SlrNGjt. Gs
II cine kbr 0cfdbrljthe Groutbrt wdbs idhrUtb Gins
9NInQe lprtbrcutr Yfroc jttSrt. Sin rttbicbcr G5cs
6routb ritt& NulprS miro oicIt Srontbdt rSu9 bSEn
Gs miro curtb @trtCiIuuu9 rcr &rrOuuu9 uno Ca:
rurtb, CAP CS Gem @utl cine 9rGGCre SuOntGt rcthr
Sbtltbln Wfdbrt bis tNe uUo CirSN mE8Iitbe Nu6Ild
Wr 9Ritrtrbtrittuur9 b0rtitttn. Sm YM0jnre rr
Srautbljt 0lb tj9lib gRO05 linen 0flGfL veil tpInn
rjs 6routhtit wh rtrElbrtn it, jpd GItIfd ve0
pStbtrtth.
Scblabbcrn (slabber,ng). TN6 III bic &Ulpd
ituno moudhEr wtrtbvclltu Sbllrt turtb Grib&pfun9
rurtb cine ECitSuNle 2usltruua DDS SptbcI6, pdbcr
in cen Ma1cu 9Cbn lcUtt um Die &Trauuu4 81 tGfGrs
ptrr. 81 miro eft burtb btu in en 9&itinartinrn
pahitnrn neiantbSn Sotot btrpcr9Grufcn. Sin @B:
Tffd pcll oreimOl in Der 91rhc miro Dem Suit r
mols @inbatt tbur, rptnu CT ridt vcn Gem Sobat in
G5rolt a6bGua9 1T; uutsr icltm llutInrtn muD caS
Sbtr Cni9c 3eit aus eGm @rrCitt pEs SNt0ts jurtd
6cbalttn tptrcCn.
Scr ifilIc Spllcr. 9iS5 gutptr Sat ihcn Suns
oerte pcn Qftrocn Srn biSr lG9cn 8rontbGt 9ebeltt
gum GrtounCn huer mcltbe C6 9Ebroubt tabCn. Gs
cutt Giti0 ocbraud ptrren, tCpcr fttb Marte IN Sm
SIodtn atttlpCt bat rn fam bos Sbir ntcht pcltir
ta pisfGr bsr1rilet wGrhtr, pCnn nltbt bic Mattrtt
alisarert III. G,cGrauthe es Sjtt9, um lcth Gin Rvu;
tat ;u pubdtn. Die Gcfs 1T Gin crr gptina! ti9Iib
Gin GElGfd pclI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
g ii 3 c.

Tiir atilrbfiibr. gEir iinb ouf5 @tIitSnaiafts
dbsrBu9 rap es nibt oIsin rit it9sfbOInbtit Der Mlb
pGrtSlrt, lentun raF CO AUDI Die 9RuSl Str 9Riltb,
Sabns uno 8utttr ptrmsbrt @tni9s .pGItbc rem &Gr:
iub bauit osmotbt botSn, a9sn, Gin Yfano in iccrr
RcHt, anSlrs a9ln elm boltGS Yfuno, wdbreno cine
YrIcn borauf bEitSbGt, cap fis juci Quuo mCbr ron
itcsr Sub in Ger gRcds 9emodt bat g1ir otutSr, ea6
orr burhibnittlitbs Gcuun ppiiben Cinm botbsu uno
riulm Vfunce psr @Hcs tci isbGr Sub fbranttn miro,
pnu tis 8dbs pcUtdnoi9 9eluno iinp. DieItr 3uoe'
Grtras miro burtb Die @srrponoun9 re6 Hippuric
Acid in Lactic Acid (RjIhSure), SttditCfT Nitro
genousl uno Sstt-NaiTt 9smrnnsn, rbsnio r0eurd,,
oag esr rurb Die 9un9sn eln9eotbmCtt Sourtcff nit
oCn @smentrn ter &Gdipittun9 oertbcn miro, cbnG
cucu Der Stidtc erisu8suptn Sbsils oss Cutters rr9:
3unsbmsn
Disks 9utpsr miro Scn 8dben ben 9siunrcn une
Qebtitbsn 3ultano oeS Splttms crbaItcn, Wghcr SRd
uno Butter bsrpcrbrin9, pel;be pdbrcno Der Srmnltr:
,tit siusn 70 fbr 9ut'n @ebnad bat ptnn ros &isb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
@ittt uno 9Iieoerldbmuna.

2Gtc str;rt aetm su, SGE Ssir ibreflfds Srenf6eit
BARD EN- 9EaHaet an ncrppies @uergie in pet
franttu @lteSern prruriadlt miro. Or @brtfe's aal
pdniie 3trrtl entfernen riefcn 9lande unp briuacu
cine gau;ltbe uuN ppnftdutise sur berpor.
1000 fOId'e SdQe
rS ivdGrcnS sen teBtsu iwsi 5Ibrsr an Or. @6ridie
uuS fsIue NGtnttH tcrtatet pprrcnI Gle ppnTpmmcu
bcrJctttgt WUrctH
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
Sr. Gbriitic's
GN[rdnifhe Qlrmb1nber

ttittu dro6e Sifnfei in SdlsHpon @rnuulonen, fpds,
mcetttu Scihmcrren unt dldemencu Sraufbeteu
ccs &dpfes uuN Scr otcru @rtremitdtcn. @benfaus
tst G5l trbt6Fct uue Glebcrldhmuua, dtlen tteteln
bie Surtb AiGudel ucrppicr @neraie in rsu e5lis
rtrn oetr dHeern SrgSHEn Sss Sorpers er;eu9t psr'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05

ouf lnir autin QRaiNt 9tbt Nsitn Qppttit miro e:
lfInti9 out itin; bo6 pupcr miro ibm 9Iabrun9 gi-
fdbrln, an rpGlbtr Cs icnit toIo gEar9d tIrln uro
frtaIjb an Suontjtat uno SuaIitat rer Ollb uuo
guttsr c bolO uotbl0u mtiroe, ais Die bSiGs Scmmsrs
3tit prrbrcitt unb Die QEeibs taM rirr. Sersr Sors
nlsr uno 9Netstrst:9Necr, rplLtblr bs ttnsu Stbsn
pies quIpsr re9clmdF9 ftttsrn pro. .piro cs Scnner
unp QRintIr in etntm frrnpab,no Qutm Stanbc tnoGu
gu rsm 3Utd cCtE pru rem Yuigsr sYti cpGr orslial
rSbInnitb Cin gfltfd ref 9S9ebsu pCrpsn.
SSpblc SoDrucr cosr SSplf cbsr ra5 6tausnlliS
uno ollie onoGrn &rantbiittn os6 aitpCbcs, pttbc ron
ciuGm IblSdtrn Suonoe Der SGfts bsrriibren rcroen
Ihneu uno mirtam cntfsrnt. Bc 6tibtu, oercn Rittb
btau, cun uno lpa6ri9 it, uno pdtbs ribt piS 8abnl
lsfsrt cNsr, Ole tuti9s 9b 9etCn, rrsr Die esrcbnt
fuo anoe trrdsn ;u ittbsn, miro cs ols untrtishss
SGQumttd crtaurt psrbGn, inbem ss bic 8ebafenbsit
bGs 8Iuc6 psrtc1rrt. Gin GfSfd pcII coCn Sag coSr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
Or. Gbriitie's
8dluarif6es Sa(s6oub

ipre dttraudt iir ate Qcfdper6eu nes Safes sbsr
0opfcs lols Grcrhits, 6dlsGutiiubung ntrpofeS unS
trantcs Sopiweh, Sdwtmiucn rss Sopfrs, 91euraiaid
I'M Geiidr @cflmme unb cjcrGuid in een Sbrer,
laubhett ete 9tpolnltd ntruos iib jene eIsnOsppae
&r1ntbtit Sic 0pLereurL etc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
SenrO &c6, it,,

Mabt isinsn Sreuncsn unc &uncen ad-
tun95uOu bic Qnjei9e Sa6 er ben aanjen
Stof Don 6 d man uno Gel 9efauft bat
uno nun ea5 @efbdft in ausn isinen 3wsi
9cn fOrtbstrsibt, am alten Stancs, | 3bhrs
ObsrbaIb .. uno 8. Sisr'5 Giienfobr, in
Der 5amiIton Stra6s, in Qusntaun, wOfsIbit
er bsrsit 1T. nsblf ben Gitsrn bic er immsr
auf oano bdlt, aub ieoe Qrt CUTE &uncen
1rbsit su Iisfern. bic in fsin Sad osb6rt.-
Seiu Stcd BON
Sticfcl iutO SamenICbuDcn
i'll elmer Der 9r6Btsn in Der Stact, uno Sun.
osnartcit miro auf Die furScfe Hn5ei9e rers
rihtet. ..
S~ Das Sa9ueuectpptn @sfdift mir6
fcrt9efeet unb Miniatur fOwObl ais auosre
9Isitnilfs fir Ginen &baIsr unb aufpdrts,
ie nab Der @r6ee, aufs beffe senCmmsn.
Sanfbar fur frubsre &unelbuft, bOfft Der
rlnterB,idnete ourb ffren9s QunfIIibfsit in
Ieinem 9sfhdft, ess QubIiFums SObIwguen
AUDI fsrnsrbin Su 9snis6m.
Senrp Seb, jr.
Qlentaun, San. %. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05

2rilcm pSrr Irt. GiE RroutDsit bat allt
YfurtSrJt btihGnt. G5tbt ot:ks qutpcr, uno cS miro
lGunCW IN tttlIr tj$br unbuttortn 6ranthtit tbun.
Is III Gins 6rOntbCit in 0rGInrltm unb miro rurcb
mar9cIboftS @rndbrun0 ttfGrout. eu lCtbcn Edutn
miro Ciu @Fl6fd pcl 69b jucinro pabr,no Gin cccr
Srtl 9ruoGn unOuS@Eet protrslcbt in trti Sdncn aus
pilr cine oiUlr9 tNUrttn. Nos 1T Yclt6uci0 crpic.
len uro ttj;u0t louhn uuo hrEr2lbm binam non
ibrotbcn gun9tn ob. Stotn Nlrr9cn Gin GflSfd rel
mjro rO6 lttd in Cnr cotr jpti 2Rctbcn rtrriu9irn
uub hitGn.
SlGG9crc uocr mutDlOic 45fcrSc, rtrr 100 t.
ui1t uttrtIutld pcn Htbt cotr Gcif9tet pcr 3cpto:
una ltuO uno e05 9fro nGbt fttt wtroGn Mill coGr NO
r0s paor roub II uno tb oufiptrrt inbm cas- gutter
njtbt gut u bstcmmcn itbtnt Su tthcn 3utdnoSn
triult c5 mcltntbcjlS cine unmtltorc 8tTtruua oes
ShtrCs bIrrcr, c5 pubclIrt tis @trSauuna uno rant
@uftminoct ale Srd9bGit ees Sbres, Cs nirb ebboft
uno muUtGr uuo ltin poor wiro stat, 9sbmelbi9 unO
9injnp.
Yfrctbdnttir tutrNtr, tptnn t ibrcn Yfirotn cncn
cccr ypci GGtS1d pru rem rp5btrtcb ecbcn, riIIlGn
9S9Iu Nis GEfObr Ibuetn, ib gu pSrt6ltcn rbcr bcn
&cUtr 81 bccmmcn, rpcnn c Dem QGettr tbr ausQecet
Iino. etc. Sbre 4ftrbe pcrbn outb 81 orSgsrem @cr:
tbcit ukbtntn peuu iie gum &crtauf on9ttctn wepcn,
ircGm NGs pulvr oi,tlGln in cintm gutfn uno oeunbn
3uit0uoG Crbilt GARNER uIo 6robtfubrliute utrrcu
9IicbOUs fnocn, rGB c6 ibrcn Ykrcsn br rprbl tbut
ptuu s NIT Gem purer wie cbcn ange0Sbsn esftttGrt
pcrren, inen IS lbnM GlnGn fcrtpSbreuo 9utsn Npps
tit fIthtrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05

NVVFt TNTt OENYYINtW,
NO 226 9lCto 9ritte StraBe, philadelphia.
Die eritountibt 6tittruft unO bic 8ctt uno g1ttb
crju9tnoEn 9ctOuotbte tiet6 nit Rcttt ouSas,citb.
ngttn GtrbruptrS bat ibm cine 8rdbmtbcit prfbaft,
mrtmncr c5 9ttrouht wurre, pts urtb ttinSm anprn
81 SbsIt 9crucrpcn III.
95 bat cine oiretr lRutuna ouf tit slrOounoln uro
NohrunAsioft cr3Iu9cnccn Sr9ans Der SbirG, UoNurb
ttn NrSBertr gctOuf pcn Gbplus aus Der otuGtnbtn
Nois Gutter bsrocr9lbrudt uno frlsb Die Suantitdt
ocn ORtb uno SrtnOters UNI Gin 8semtcnoIs pa=
mtbrt ntro GS wro nab 1trcn0 rui0tnIboftlbcn
Qrtn3iptsn jutrsitct uno pcr prcfGcr G6i9's QRert
dtcr animaIiibe 9bcmt obtiam purcbtisbt, piro ftb
ocn etm Sti9tn klGlt UtcrwuQtn.
G5 pirr DEFENDERS ontDipfcttu in al otn 9avSEnli:
bn 6rantb3tn otr 4Sferor, os5 9OruDiebS uno
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
Or. Gbriittc'S GapaniT6er Garti
Wd9nstifbes Eluioum
auQemeiner Ghmdhe.

III 1tCn Sdlen ppn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
Sr. GDrifie'S

. Gteie fd0ne unS teaeume anwsneiu9 etr np(fsriS
zen SrHffpor 9 @alpnutsmusuuo ?NaancttSmuS,
" Won ansaeiebnetcn 2lersten beiSss In europa uno
esn ser tlatn, ais Die id1Bbarife meSijuid5e gut
PrdHh9 oes Settnitcrs enert0nut roroen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09


CHARLESTON. April 2.-Cotton.-The sales yesterday
amounted to 2400 bales prices settled and regular than
previously extremes ranging from 81 st cts the bulk of
the sales of 100 bales at u e and about 400 bales
at 81 81 cts.
follows, 5000 bushels Maryland Is coo do n.
Carolina. and upwards of 1000 sacks Western The two
sold prices within the range of present quotations.
viz: 65 20 cents nOne however selling low the for
figure The Western sold at % cents, sacks ncu
ded
NEW YORK March 3l-Naval Stores.-There is
Turpentne i'll market Spirits Turpentne sells moderaey
Rosin and Tar dull and Pitch commands 81 62a IS
Georgia Turpentine So 25 per 280 lbs 500 Wilmington,
private terms 900 Wimin gton Common Rosn, 81 25 in
yard and 81 80 delivered 300 Spirits Turpentine, 40a
cash. and 4a cents 90 and 80 days; so Tar 81 81 and
Spirits Turpentine in lots wanted, AZ 43, cash.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Naval Stores-There have been
arrivals since last and understand 50 BIZ has
notice sales 200 bbs spirits turpenne Al CENTS and
100 in retail lots, ~ 49, cash; 730 Beaufort Common
sin, 81 10 afoat 500 Wilmington, 81 30 delivered small
lots No. 2, so 81 IS and No l. So % per $50 lbs
and $50 bbs selected 81 2 in lots wanted for
consumption. ce-1he transactions steady, without
variation prices The sales of the week about
400 terces at So 182 So So Prime descriptions contin
BOSTON, March 3I.-Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine
continues and prices have advanced to 45c gallon
cash. which several lots have been taken arrive and
the spot In Tar there have been sales Of GOO bbls Will
arrive, 81 12a 81 rs per Dbl, cash and
In osn there have been sales of 500 bbls.
at 81 4S 81 so per Dbl, 6mos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09
CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY.

THE undersigned having bought the Carriage go
i Factory formerly carried on by n s; NEALE, 80
Of Princess and Third Streets opposite the
Livery Stables of r. Nixon, Esq respectfully informs
the public that he prepared to execute all work in the
above ne in the most fashionable, substantial and
style.
He is also prepared TO Shoe Horses that will
give satisfaction. He also prepared all Smith
cork connected with riding vehicles ALSO to repair Drays
Carts and Wagons Of every description.
He has been carrying the above business for
raj months in Wilmington and believes that he has given
general satisfaction and hopes By strict attention his
siness to receive liberal continuance of patronage
*@* vehicles to repair horses shoe. sent by SER
wants, must be accompanied with written order they
will not be attended to- JOHN H. lane
Wilmington, N. G., Sept. Is, 1851 s4.. 6iIm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09
Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 3

WASHINGTON, March 81.
SESATE-A plan laid before the Senate for
taking The yeas and nays
Mr.. Dawson presented remonstrance against the
admission of Utah Stale, on The ground of Nor
monism.
HousE.-Mr Hendrick introduced resolutions rela-
tive to the Military Land Act of 1913. Committees
then called on for reports.
The consideration of the report on the trial of Cap
tain Nage, was postponed till next week.
WASHINGTON, April I.
In the Senate petitions presented from the Leg
islature of New Mexico, asking protection from the
depredations of the Indians.
Mr.. Rusk reported bill setting apart lands for
constructing railroad from Lake Michigan to the
Pacific.
resolution calling for information relative to the
japan expedition, was taken up and discussed,
The House took up the bill granting the right of
way for railroad from Memphis TO Charleston -
The bill finally referred to the committee of the
whole.
The Iowa railroad bill was then taken up and dis
cusSed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09

/ A Correspondent writing from Cumberland County,
lives us case OF degradation and cruelty occurring in
lis vicinity which would defy credulity, were it not
known that Intemperance can make demon Out OF
san: The individual referred 10 commenced ife un-
der flatterng circumstances. married an amlable lady
and had interesting family of children around him.
From the use of strong drink. he was reduced finally
I'd utter destituon and misery. His poor wife, upon
whom now devoved the support Of the family, having
Recently received small sum OF money for some
weaving performed for neghbof. her brute of hus
bard resored TO every eSpedent 20 force it from her,
to spend for liquor finding her memorable, he set the
two eldest of his children to fighting, and made them
scratch and tear each other like dogs The mother
attempted to interfere, when her brute of a husband
dashed her the earth with stunning force. To save
her children the wretched mother surrendered the
ey and the demonhea father departed Immediately
for the grog- shop!
1t would be entirely wrong, according 10 the ethics
of some Statesmen TO legisae for the purpose OF
depriving this wretch of the liberty of TINS abusing
his family by placing the maddenng drink hey ond his
reach The drunkard's right and liberty TO get drunk
is Of vastly importance than the happiness and
well being of his wife and children.-Rdle1gh Spi I
of the Age.
We know nothing of the case of brutality mention
ed above but there is already quite sufficient law to
deprive this wretch of the Liberty of abusing his fam
ily Why not enforce existing laws, instead of pro-
posing new ones ?-FdyetteviWe Observer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09
REMOX Al.

Removed Mulberry Street, between Front and
North Water Streets.
TTNHE subscriber continues to keep hand aarge SEQ
l. and general assortment of CARRIAGES of -Ea3Gtf2
his manufacture which he offers for sale the most
reasonable terms among which may be found Rocavays,
BarOuches, Dunhams, Buggies, Wagons, Gigs, Sui
keys, sc. Also Harness of all kinds.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere determined not
be undersold
n B. Repairing done at short notice, and in the neat
est and best manner. ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington. n c.. July 1. 1851 43-tf
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SUICIDE.--It is Iumored that Mr.. Blaney Williams
of Sampson County, committed suicide Wednesday
night last (31st ult.,) by hanging himself. It is con-
jectured that the act done during fit of insanity
TO which the deceased had formerly been subject.
North CnroLinian. Sd inst.
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woman at Liege has just been confined of three
children, making twenty-four in nine years, having
had three at every aceouchment The husband
who anxious to perpetuate his name, is much
disappointed at all his children being girls
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NIEBUHR VERIFIED-The native population of the
Sandwich Islands is decreasing steadily and FAST as we
learn by correspondent of the New York Journal of
Commerce Not single instance says the histo-
rian Nebuhr. can be produced of a really savage
people which has become civilized of its own accord
and where civilization has been forced on such PEG.
pie from without, the physical decay of the race has
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&c Success to the Maine law and the wing party who
will conquer fall this issue So says the Wind
ham, Con, Telegraph which published Mr.. BOWS CT
der letter 1t is reported that Mr.. Dow and his party
have agents in Connecticut electioneering for the
Maine law and Whggery
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09

For MECHANICAL PURPOSES A man in Maine APP
piled for two gallons of rum for mechanical purpo-
ses.'' sc For what mechanical purposes asked the
agent. CO For raising barn." was the reply
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WATCHES AND JEwEnRY.

JAMES s. IVES is now prepared to repair WATCH 81
y Els, CLOCKS and-JENELRH of all descriptions, eISS
at his stand Market Street under the Carolina HoIS<
tel Having served the regular apprenticeship under the
best workmen and being determined to spare pains to
please he feels confident of giving satisfaction to all who
place work in his hands.
He has just received and WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY
OK HAND, Gold Levers of NJ ]. Tobias & Co., Cooper,
Johnson, Robinson Harrison, Samuel and other makers
Gold Anchor Levers Gold and enamelled dals Gold Du
pex Lepnc and Vertical Watches. Silver Levers and Le-
pnesNew England Clocks and Time Pieces. Ladies Gold
Chains Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains Seal and Keys,
Loekets, Bracelet Clasps Gold Ear Rings and Pins in SETS
Topaz aud other stone Bracelets, and all Cold do do En-
erald sapphire Garnet PEARL Enameed and Gold Breast
Pins do do do Finger Rings, Gold Pencil Cases. Gold and
Silver Ihmhes and Shields, Gold Studs, Sleeve Buttons
Also silver tea and table Spoons and variety of plated
SPECTACLES:-Gold, Silver, Steel, and German Silver
Specaces with Perfca Glasses and superior article
to suit all eyes also have Pistols of all kinds for sale, in
Guiding style of patent pocket Revolver. And fine
assortment of extracts for the toilet.
LECOULTER RAZORS, and splendid article
All of which will be sold at low prices can be bought
in North Carolina, New York.
Wilmington, Oct. 23d, 1851 40-1d-7-f
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sailor, looking serious in certain chapel in Bos-
ton, asked by the clergyman be felt any change.
whereupon the tar put his hand into his pocket, and
replied, sc have not a cent
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Corn and Cotton.

The following information, derived from the New
York Commercial Reporter, will interest many OF our
readers The demand, both for breadstufs and for
cotton promises TO he brisk, both home and abroad
These are encouraging dings 10 the planting interest,"
and seem based on reliable data
Private letters from England continue TO speak of
q considerable demand for American cereals as likely
10 occur They do not promise high prices. but a
firm and healthy market at present quotations. In
1850, Great Britain imported, of all kinds of bread
s1ufs the enormous quantity of 70, 874 800 bushels
and in 1851, II, 4SS 944 bushels. The Dry Goods Re
porter adds
: "s Such was the immense quantity of grain which
England required, and she wants no less this year,
when The United States the only source of supply.
But our supplies abundant and increasing railroads
and diminishing tolls the internal canals 10 main
tain trade are deepening The channels for delivery
I'll the ability of the United States underseI Europe
in the English market in ordinary years is past doubt
The wealth which the Western farmers will this year
draw from England, will probably exceed the best
years of Southern crops. and such basis for
business as reflect upon Eastern manufacturing de-
glce of prosperity with which any former year will
fail 10 compare"
ssThus far in 1852, our exports of wheat and corn
double those of the same months of last year, while
those of flour will not long run behind
Of cotton, the Reporter says
"The price of cotton remains pretty firm, notwith
standing that estimates for crop high as 2.900
900 bales The probability is, however, that notwh
standing the large receipts at present, the crop will
reach no such figure. The winter all over the South
has been favorable to hauling cotton to the river banks
and il now goes down freely with the rise in waters );
but there is little nothing to go from planta
ton The chances are that the receipts will cease
bales may average $40, making 81 O8 ,OOO which
will give a vast sum to Southern industry'