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NEW Han

The vote OF the Slste-bu, that you doubtless know
sresdy-may be regarded certain for Pierce az any
political contingency yet in the future can well be. ILL.,
nois may gre larger majority but she is not
Tain for the democratic nominee Than Indiana The
iory in this State will not fall much, il any, short Of
10000
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NORTH CAROLINA.

FAYETTEVILLE, Oct, IA, 1851.
The democratic majority in August was about 8, 500
In the State Our wing friends say that was from local
causes and thus attempt TO raise the dropping spirits OF
their political friends. We do think with them bu
do think. from The changes which we have witnessed
and the many others heard FROM that we will be able to
increase that majority in November.
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pNHAL Chem,sfry--An tafreduetion 20 the study
Of The Science 10 s Relation 70 Arictue 81 ~
The Pyrotecnists Companion Familiar Rscrs
ntve Fireworks BY q. w. Mortimer.
The Complete Practical Rrsweri by ". l.. Byrn, NJ D.
Eectroype msnipuaton-nsw edition BY Chahes " Walker
Oct 20 rRANCk TAYLOR.
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WoopviLLr, Oct. 4, 1852.

There is no enthusiasm al present among the whigs,
ia there much among the democrats as should like
70 zee, but they are firm and earnest and have yet to
hear Of the fret democrat who does not support Pierce
with sincerity and warmth and in this district I have
no, heard Of a single that voted for Reid that will
no, vote for Pierce.
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TUE cheses works ef Thoraas Hood, Prose and
WAX. sna T.ti q Ansricsn Farmer England Pan 3D.
~ IN sent Monthly Library.
Just pusiished, and for sais b.
octi7 BOOKSELLERS. pssr Or sre.,
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NEW YORK.

HUDSON, OCT. II, 1907.
Everything looks well here, and in the State generally
We shall give in this county at least usual demo-
cratic majority (2500 and think more The State is
sure for Pierce and King by large majority
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HAMPDEkl UuI. II, Io3~f t
have just returned from political tour through Ken
wehee, Oxford Cumberland, and Lincoln. All right in
Maine. Set her down for 10, 900 majority.
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ELIswoRTH, Oct. 10, 1852.

have no doubt but she hane will 90 for Pierce and
King by handsome majority still, there is work TO be
done The only Thing have TO fear is an e1cess Of
eontldence--we feel too strong
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MICHIGAN.

loKIcA, Oct 9. 1862
take pleasure in saying that in this congressional dis
irict everything looks fallerng far our national
ticket is concerned. We sangune oil Success.
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From the N. Y. Express.
Domestic Trag In Paris.

The Paris papers are full OF the details OF painful
occurrence, which was occaslonng no little excitement in
certain circts there at last dates Mr. Bowen, well
known the res ident correspondent OF the London
Morning Advertiser, residing with his wife and family
No q Rende Seze, having the most undeniahe proof of
his partners criminal Intimacy with an acquaintance and
friend by the name oil Morton, Correspondent of The Lon.
don Daily Nsws) the evening of the Sd inst, stabbed
him with table knife in so horrible That dealh
followed nstan,aneousy. Morton happened TO 10
the house while al dinner the hu sband and wife were
engaged in alteration. and no had he entered
the door than be was ordered away by the husband.
Refusing TO CO. the scene we have described followed.
Bowen Immediately fed and though the police Were 10
pursuit, he had not been heard OF al last dates Madame.
his vile. the prime cause OF the tragedy, in state
OF derum She is said 10 have dvulged her crminaiy
while Iaborng under lit of phrenzy, produced by
indlsposltion.
I'VE append the remarks Of own correspondent i
PARI-, Oct 4, 1859
You will learn from the London paper, the fun
details OF the horrible and dlsgraceiu circumstances
tending the murder in this city OF Mr. Norton
emit Of he London News. by Mr. Bowen, correspondent
Ads eftiser The affair has caused intense
lion here, and there be possible doubt
Morton seduced, December last the vile OF his friend
She has BEEN ut Intervals efazT from remose, and, des
pairing OF Obtaining consolation from the cold egon il
which Sue educated underworld 10 obtain CON
lori from the practice Of the @ide easy creed proessrd
this country. Morton killed while upon cali TO in.
qure after the health OF the mother OF hts child Sympa-
thy for Bowen is universal Never happy home 10
ruthessly broken In upon heard remarked sey.
es times that the government dad not desire he capture
useless 10 make public rasny narrowing detas from
which benefit be derived II he has at pre,ent
appears ped to England, It is the opinion thar the
FieGch government will demand his rendition under
The treaiy Tor the exitadtion Of criminals.
Bowen the man who lhrea ned with expulsion
some weeks ago by the Minister OF Police He was alto
geher and without exception, among all the oofrespond
residing IN this city, the most unoom pronsngy hos-
tile Louis Napoleon eni hts regime His priyaie char
acter however mild aud aniabie In the and
he said to have bad Other desire earth than TO love
and be loved by his wife aud children. knew Morton lie
opposed TO the present system Bowen but his
writings less bitter and perhaps moro s3fo.Ge
have gwaY. considered him the best paJs pohdo
iIe was thorough b0H.ypaft and conlitu.l gensua.
HIS death ard tie ghi OF The assassin. ftds the French
government Of two whom they woud have fufclbly
expelled long ago had they dared.
Az American gentleman. who, presume. desires 10 &c.
main incognito, VIII Professionally correspond with the
News, and may perhaps become their pegnapent french
informant, sPECTACLES.
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FRANKLIN, venango Co.. Q

Our opponents appear at length have come TO the
conclusion that the hand is on the wall"
Our recent victory has completely endorsed them, and
their forces are scattered far and wide. This is but
foretss,e OF what they will receive in the " Old Key
sione~ in November
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FsrRFIrLp, franklin Co. Oct ii, 1854
dom, suppose that any really counts on Indiana
for Scott The talk OF such thing is all CANNON
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ny j. e. MoeuIHE, Aae,,o.-.r.

by y. q. McGuIaE. Auetion..r.
III OUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AuCrtoN
III On Thursday morning. the a 10 oclock shall ..u
the residence OF r. o. stee ESQ., seri hetwern al ~
l0h, all his household and kitchen efocs can.istnr
Mnhogi hair spring seat soia, rocker
DO pnrlof chairs, tables
DO sideboard, dining, aud hreakfat tsbs.
Wilton Brussels, and ingraln carpets
Passage and stair carpets, rods and eyes, Tua.
floorcioih, mating, crash, hail lamp
Venetian hi-ds, curtains, window shades
6itsndoles clock, niantel ornaments
britannia service, table Gallery. enstars
French China ware, granite dinner WaFr
Glass ware, shovel and tpaFs, androns
High and low post bedrteads, rlaurrsass
Bureaus, wardrobes, washstands
Toilet sets. towel racks, looking n uses
Feather beds, comforts, coun,crpAnes
Cooking and chamber stoves
Together with OF kltrhrn reaut.tea
Tefms Twenty-Five dollars under each over that ann
~ n N~,stf1vr@
Octlp-d .a,,,sat
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RrCH silks and wooiicn Goods just receivea.-w.
~ nave The pleasure
the public generally that just received
tensye stock OF ch woolep goods bought the IaVe
auction sales ~ New York such prices viii
them lower by p any or any Other
city. - 49,
100 pieces rich brocade silks
80 dresses Ia bayadere h0unced silks
loo pieces medium quality brocade do
~ do a. do
20 do solid an mn,
Hifabe shades
~ DO rich chnnaeahle. in beautiful color~
W do fancy coors pou de sole, for trimming
100 do figured silks, very great bargains
80 mafcetfaes IL ali coors mr. Hnnc.
20 biue cherry crimson "a o,h.. .s.a,.
- ofsik mud satins, for bornets
- 40 rept silks heauiifnl goods In all colors
VO 40 black silks, consisting q tafeta, gos rhine
ed, rnpt, and figured, together with many
styles Of silks. nj very low prices.
Also complete
Merinos ~ most beautiful co
flaid mernos, printed and plaid aannels
Mousseiine robes, plain mousseines In III eoiOrs
Also beautiful
meres - -
u stock % French work and other goods win be fnud
p'ete and az such prices fsl to
persons IN want Of nice Foods and great bargains.
49, -. CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, A. Co
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IVh Hun s1fstHlotg fsooHfi FenHFtranIa .freNne.
WILL open for ensuing season. Saturday next October ia
nemsn = "
IN announcing myself teacher Of dancing department. s
Indian sepre exercise o ladies'" recommended by donald
Walker deony % SPINE Dr. Couson mr.
bkbet and the medical profession generality also the
euc club exercise FIR lenefnen
schools and the guardians YOUTH having n lied ua
der the first London, successful prscce Of
hteen England testimonials which happy
show, WILL trust be sufficient ability
ting Inc patronage and support families
advantage Of elegant Infinitely superior any other In
Washington euabie ZEAL errect a.
porent Of pupss branch Of the profession
porance but TOO frequently negecied-o give satisfaction m,
patrons IN word ask nothing han TRIAL All
the fashionable dances taught by In Paris London
For gentlemen, So per quarter-one lesson a week.
NY nrst class assembly will Tuesday
M Admission 50 Pupils half price, permission
70 Introduce so ladies Al letters and applications
j. n Goodal, Iron Hall, will receive prompt attention.
Private classes suit the convenience Of ladies gentlemen
may be arranged.
Oct l3-dA
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Di.ACKwOOD's Magazine for October.
ID Grsham' Magazine Tor November
Godoy's Badys Book for November.
Auhurs Home Magazine for Novomber.
The Byouaci the Rival Suffers; author Of Hector a
loran. - i -
Lilly Dawson the smuEHsrs ny the Hopsy
This day received Cor sale BY
TAYLOR 4 MAURY.
OctN booksellers, street
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ID EMOsAI.--M. w. GAIT BROTHER, Jewellers, have re
n aoyed their three doors they
rrY ocenprd and have opened magnificent dia
oud ard ehef rich weiy, superior gold watches, silver and
ratsd aaa and Ane steel cacies shell glasses
Ae, rhocr stock o. pah and
IN fsns vsf psnf snd leaer fancy bracelets,
a., which they aGss At unusually low prices
hasng greatly Increased their facilities for manufacturing they
prepared 70 orders FOR silver
he nsdern styles precious Description.
AFms eres and notices Handsomely esecaed seals o
mefI. NJ. w. GAIT BROTHER.
Jewellers rennivans avenue, between o'h and 10Th
e-A
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v u ~ he articles euumsrsed below
white ianues, from
ana sy.s, sfceediney ch-Es
pairs Blankets
nade and ~ prices unusually low
large os II stack Alpaca, and glossy and chesp black
slks ~ the bet brands
psecrs Ono plain black ~ wool mousselnes
Al tnas q heen heenes and table linens and damask
wod cell the cheapest pucst and beet classes OF Ell
goods known
hns supply Of ~ kinds % dry goods for chidren
rne eo eassncrcs, and vcsng choice syles, and low
prices
N, n select Styles silks End cashmeres
loo pieces mcrnos, ~ shades various prices
~ pieces " Josey fam, 4, = Of The proper eoofs
80 paeces various widths Scotch diapers
saouuselnea ~ Is ynfd said
hsndso4nest styles - uhc city
stock comprises every usually found in
goods house, and all proverbay low
pIecs
Terms cash, unirss arran-ed 10 the contrary
Good arclc, prirc and fair dealing be relied
PERRY BROTHER,
Oct ia-rh Opposite Centre Market.
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IN OBEDIENCE Of Congress- approved August %, 1852
1 which Is in the words following, 10 wit
"An act provide monthly mail New Orleans Vera
Cruz, via Tampco, and back in steam vessels
ne enacted By the Senate and House OF Representatives. q fac
United States o deica ia Congress assembled That the rosimss
General be- and he hereby authorized directed
nlo contract OF a exceeding
one hundred thousand dollars with such
may offer sufficient and satisfactory security after public notice,
or he TRANSPORTATION OF tue mails OF the United states, e
best terms Tor the United States, New Or
leans fampeo, Vera back OF
than eight hundred burden
adapted the navigation the southern
ready in the shortest possible timed
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VALUABLE BUILDING Lot ON sgw Jersey AVENUE
AT ALCrtONe-on Thursday aasfnooa, October 81 s.
O'Clock ths Ps.cs, shai ssi a No 49, square 49,
s. New Jersey hst~een
Ts hanasoutiy sitased rsdy iaPtotinr u
city.
and month hsaaa -ecars ~ drvd
lAr, a.. MegtfHE,
Oct I'D Aursiossef.
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CLARION, October 49, 1852
Mr. DEAR SIR: have deferred writing to you until this
late hour Ny time, day and night, has been taken up
attending meetings. publishing my paper, sc. Oar vote
was small. The afternoon wet and cold but we
have gained largely old vote. There will be no
misske going into the on the presidential
election.
Enclosed you see as can Judge Of the result
Woodward, 1000; Hopkins, i,loo; Curtis, 1900
[M Curtis is able member in the presen, Congress,
and il largely reelected
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SrRouDspuxe, Monroe CO, October IS. 1854

STRouDsBuRG, Monroe co October Is, 1852,
You asked for l,4oo in Monroe; am happy 10 say
we have given 45o We have traversed the whole
" almost from house 10 house 10 secure this result This
congressional disctgve about 5000 democratic MAORI
y. It will not fail TO do better in November Rely
upon it, pains will be spared 10 secure full demo-
cratic vote.
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aasrtsrras*ter'. Once. Msris. Corps,
Washington, Oct rs, 1852.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received
~ unu 70 o'eiok saturday the ald
the barracks WAhinsun.
ihs rrpss obtained application
= ihis ufhcs.
10 Proposals repairs Barracks Wash.
nsioa, and addrossed 70 MAJOR A. A. Nicholson, u ~ NC.
Ucl a0-dtEa
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-09-17
Review Of the Market for the Week Ending
SROtpmhrr IN.

In the general markets there has been no mate
rial change since our last weekly review, either as
regards prices or demand. Trade has, for the most
mart been very quiet and dull, more than usual
for this season Of the year The river has been at
moderately fair stage hence to the Mississippi, but
above il has continued low and not nayigable, eX-
cent for small class boats Large quantities of goods
are arriving from the East by railroads, but tie ae-
commodatiOns on these channels have not been
equal to the demand and, consequently, much de-
Law is experienced We may remark, however,
that the markets are well supplied with Hardware,
Dry Goods, and such articles Of Groceries as are
received from the East. H.
The river is now rising, with full seven feet wa
ter in the channel hence to Louisville. It is also
rising at Pittsburg, with three feet nine inches wa
ter in the channel. In the kanawha there is rise
of nine feet. Within the last week there have
been heavy rains in almost every direction, and in
a few days we may expect an ample stage Of water
Ia the Ohio, from PitsbuTg to tiG mouth.
FREIGHTS-We quote: To N. OFleans--Whis-
ky 90, Flour z5c, Pork g0c, pound freight 40c; to
ST, Louis-Whisky 6Oa75, pound freight 95a30c; Il
Pitisburg--Whisky rs, pound freight Csc.
ALCOH0I--PFices have given way, and we now
quote 35Aa4ac for 70 and % per cent. above proof
ASHES are unchanged, and we continue TO quote
Pots 3aa4c, and Pearls 4Fa5c. r-Hl
BARK--Prlees have not undergone any material
change since our last, and we quote s9al0 as the
range for Chestnut Oak.
BEANS--0ld are held at so TO 2 90 per bushel
There have as yetbeen no receipts Of new, but the
market will probably open at 10 per bushel.
BEESWAA--fhere continues 70 be good de
mand, with only limited supplies, and on arrival
sells readily at 22a94c.
BRooMs-fhe market has, after a long seasoI
Of extreme dullness, improved, and we have Il
notice material advance in Shaker and common
descriptions. This change is attributable to q gen
eral failure Of Broom Corn, Il having been salts
faeiorly asceFianed that The crop will not be owe
one-half an average yield. The advance In the de
scnptlOns noticed Is fully CSC per dozen, and w
fancy 25al so; Shaker 90. From store, l5ae5
advance is obtained.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-09-17

TTNHE attention of the public is respectfully called
J. to the superior facilities afforded at this lnstiiu-
ton, for qualifying individuals in thorough, prsc
tieal manner, Tor the Counting Room, ana business
INSTRUMENTATION KEEPING BY DOU.
BILE ENTRY.-A complete practical Course OF Ing
structiOn is given in the art of keeping, scientifically,
Double Entry Books in the different departments Ot
Trade, Commerce and Manufactures, cOmprehend-
ing the hest forms in use among the most eminent es
tablishments engaged individually in partnership,
in business, whether prosperous adverse, in the
purchase and sale of merchandise at wholesale and
retail, importing and exporting on their own account
on commission joint speculation, including spec
ulations in Stocks, Real Estate, &c, with Steam
boating, Bank, Insurance, Railroad and Books Of
Joint Stock and Chartered Associations generally.
COMMERCIAL CANCELLATIONS embrace every
variety of commercial computations pertaining 10
business operations, being taught according to the
tions, Arbitration of Exchanges, &c.
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE. - Such
exercises are introduced this subject calcu
lated to impress business habits and genuine bus.
ness style OF Correspondence upon the mind of the
student as well as famarZe him with Commercial
Technicalites and PmaseolOgy, including pro formG
Invoices, Account Sales, Bills Of Exchange, &c.
PRACTICAL PENMANSHIP.-One hour is de-
voted to teaching a sytemstic style of Business Wri
ting, combining freedom with thorough command of
hand and pen, accuracy and elegance with ease and
rapidity, and perfect legbiity with beauty Of con-
stTuctiOn.
COMMERCIAL LAW AND POLITICAL ECON
ONLY DAILY Lectures given these impOr-
tant topics, as connected with the avocaons of the
merchant in the operations OF commerce and practical
workings of trade, embracing the subject Of Partner
ship, Principal and Agent, Negotiable Instruments,
Sales, Debts Guarantees, &c; also the laws Of
Wealth, Currency, foreign and domestic Exchanges,
Credit Profit, Interest," Wages, international Trade,
&c.
The course can be completed in from eight to
twelve weeks.
Terms for the Full Course, $40.
Expense for Stationery, Diploma, &C., sj
Instruction being given individually, applicants can
enter at any time.
knowledge of the ordinary English branches is
all the requisite preparatory qualifications.
The business Acquaintance of the Principal enables
him to render assistance to those wishing 10 procure
situations on graduating,
Good board can be obtained in the city at from
60 so to $3.50 per week.
Diplomas under seal awarded the Graduates.
June lS SIN
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Tea.

Among the changes which have taken
place in Cincinnati, we regard the bold
movement of setting up department ex-
clusively for the sale of tea, as one of great
Importance. Now, instead of buying tea
Of doubtful, if not positively injurious
character pure article may be had on APP
plicalion to dealers, who give their whole
uttenlion to the business, and who not liza.
bic to be imposed upon by the pOisinous
limitations which have been so often found
in the hands of the inexperienced. Messrs.
Moore Il Chester, corner of Seventh and
Walnut, are the great leaders in the tea
business, and well deserve the patronage
which they SO abundantly enjoy.
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The Sovereign ofMe Seas.-This marnifi.
cent ship was so extremely sharp in the ends,
/ that many Well-iAtomed mechanics expressed
Ihe opinion that she would not stow more than
SoUO tons, yet she actually slowed over 5000.
exclusive OF her stores for a years VOYAGE -
Her freight list contains 524 Consignments and
amounted to S98,275 S2, the largest ever OH
tanned by any ship bound to California
6ostoA Itias
I2B1 PHtter returned from the pasture with
lsundry dark stains on his lin, denotiug tbe
previous presence Of berries But no berries
brought he, save what he had eaten. Yet Il
was observed that the lips OF Deborah Mugs
were at once invested with a darker hue. =
Whence came the berries3 1t was hinted that
u was Pqtter's affection berTied in her lips!--
Carpet Bag.
H0ckeret aad Mackerel &arks.-Thc har-
Dor OF Boston has been swarming with mack.
erel ior some days past, aud large quantities
/ nave been taken at the wharves aud bridges.
follo.Wlhg IN the trail Of the mackerel are q
| foracious and troublesome fish called the
mackorel shark" Several Of these little
sharks have been taken within few davs at OF
near the wharf.
The par deJts Of the European nation.
/ amount to 800 900. COG, 900 f. wond re.
/ III, slN
per annum, to pay the interest OF this sum a.
d per cent. To pay the principal, it would bt
necessary to levy a tax Of at least $40 on every
inhabitant on the globe. ...e
1 Sentence Of DR.. NeWman 1t is said tina
4 IN, Newman will be brought up to recciy
sentence in Che Court Of Queens Bench, 70
| libelling DR.. Achilli, sometime in November
The punishment will be either fine or impris
onment, or perhaps both.
H0U Matmal,-"What is he running for?
said a friend to us this morning, on seeing II
part with gentleman with whom we had JUS
been shaking hands.
"FOr no office whatever" was replied
"why did you ask the question:
"Why, he was so devilish polite, thought
may be, he was a candidate"
NeW Railroads.&c. is stated that books have
been opened, and 100000 in stock sub
scribed, for road from Wheeling to Urichs-
.ville-cOnnecting at that point with the Steu-
benyille and Indiana Railroad.
1gpleS.-Thc apple orchards in the vicinity
Of Haddonficld and Mount Ephraim, N. j.,
are said to be literally grOaning beneath the
weight of their delicious fruit. The crop is
remarkably fine and exuberant.
Tie daughter of Themistoclcs had two low
ers, the one a coxcomb, the other an honest
man. The first was rich, the second poor
He took the honest man for son-in law;
''for had rather" said he "havc man that
wants wealth, than wealth that wants man. I"
The Freeman's journal states that "less
than five years ago, in July, 1917, his Eoli-
ness, Pope Plus TX, granted to the prayers of
the Council Of Baltimore that the blessed
Virgin Mary, OF Immaculate Conception,
should be Special PatronCss Of the United
States.
The Pitssburg Post speaks of the following
strange match which was to come off at Law
renceville, Pa: One man is to run 50 yards,
with man weighing l60 pounds on his back,
in the same time another man will run 100
yards uneIcumbeTed.