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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-07

Valuable
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
'S,HE Subscriber who resides in Philadelphia,
] offers for sale the following properly in Mil.
ton Northumberland county, viz The large
81 BRICK BUILDING
EA4 in upper Milton, formerl, occupied by
Messrs Pattersons as Carriage Makers Shop
The building is 60 feet front on upper Market
street, and 40 feet on Front street, and is two
stories high. Also two story
BRICK BLACKSMITH SHOP,
10 by 25 feet, on the same premises. The lot is
m the corner of upper Market and Front Streets
and is &c feet front, and 80 feet deep.
The premises would he valuable for Foundry
or other manufacturing purposes, and will be sold
on reasonable and accommodating terms by ap-
plying either to JACOB CARRIGAN.
Philadelphia.
]. r. WOLFINGER, Esq. Milton or
II. b. MASSER Esq, Sunbury.
Philadelphia. Jan 25 lS5l-tf
nATENT Trusses of all kinds, Harrison's
writing and indellible ink, Cotton yarn and
laps, Just received and for sale by
J.w. FRILING.
Sunbury, Dec. @ ls4s.
STONE Ware, Earthen Ware, Raisins, Al
! monds, p unes and Cream Nuts.
Planes of all kinds.
Salt and Plaster.--Just received and for sale
by JOHN w. FRII.ING.
.Sunbury. Dec. 30, is49.
DOCKS and Gold Pens. On hand several cop
- les of the life Of Christ. and also a number Of
gold pens which we will sell at the Philadelphia
prices. For sale at this office.
II ENNEDY's PATENT SASH FAS-
TENINGS.-A cheap and excellent arti-
Gle Tor fastening sash for sale by
J. w. FRII.ING
Sunbury, July 2, ls49.
NURSING BOTTLES-Breast pumps, and
nipple tubes A supply Of these useful art-
cles just received and for sale by
JOHN w, FRIIING
Sunhnry. Jan. Is. 1sal--n
ID OSE OINTMENT-Af fresh supply of this
excellent article for letter &C., just received
and for sale ny HENRY MASSER.
sunbury. July %. is4s.-- --.-,
VNyILEYs COUGH CANDY. An excel
," lent remedy for coughs. colds. For sale
st this siiss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-07
NOR NEW GOODS

Just received at the store of HENRY
FER, a lot of Gaps, Gum Shoes. Ain
lucensware, Liquors &c. All of which
old at the lowest price.
Dec. IL. 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-07

EXTRACT CT GINGER.-A fresh supply
~ just received and for sale at this Office
Price 25 cents.
Sunbury. Jnv ie. 1881.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
EIgin Spring House.

|SIIIN house Is now open for the rcccp-
I U'n OF visitors The Proprietor will spare nn
exp" To make ina ceslraLc pac" ui resort Tor H.
valid - p,r',s Of pressure The mrdciual quail.
ur, OF - "s' "rrne' are rl1'l 10 any n ia" world
ami age '-h.y recommended by 'ic best phys cans
IA tee c. lulry, to whom reference may he had hv
Dr- Bra Word, NaAhrj and Hopkins OF Veraeuues
Dre Alhr ;nG Russell, Nldd.rhury, DR. Cram,
r~UjsbIr-l. bg iiIucberI, burlington, Dr. Horton,
,o.rhrster Or Warner, New Haven, Dr. IIqsciop,
Bristol, Or, Grom|e' huntington, d. Wc,hprhv,
Ars'p.d. The proprietor will run a carriage 20 the
Depot IN k"r 'rnurs tor the a"commoda Of those
yl,HtGg the j'rmgs IN connection with ihe Express
Tram going toulh, which leaves burlington 10 IS
arriving at |rrgennes Mt II - A. NJ, aud ~ the
accommodation iIam going north, which arrives 1T
Nergeuues il, a A. NJ reaching Springs IN time tor
dinner, or AT ar! oih'r lraln when requested.
A orders Tor water promptly exccnted, aud for
wardrd 10y Oar, ar Boat, in bottles or by the gallon,
Post Office ndG-r-s EHccaEcs, ~
The E!gln Spring Water is kept iur sale in Bur
Iiaaon br L. a. Peek, Al {. Spear, and b. S;nIh
(. Richards.
SOLOMON AIAEH:
May 81, 1852 M4-mGs3
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they would perfect their apparent purpose Of
running Steamers through this Lake ION ne.c
sy5icm"
----"Dr. Pretty arpcars to have found n
very sample means o. arI-..i,g the hiccnp. 1t
Is uHc.cnt to squeeze the wrist, preferably
tint OF the right hand, with piece Of string,
or with the folctingcr and thum0 oi Tic hand"
We have noticed the foregoing paragraph
going the rounds, and are compelled, BY cur
sense Of justice, to say that we, this very day,
were witness to its truth. We saw case of
" hiccups' stopped Jorih'riM by the application
Of Il string about the wrist. The hCcups'
seemed to be absolutely cho'ed off,
--'iiGnLY IMPROPER CONDUCT. No man
can pass a Fruit Garden without noticing that
the Apple and Hum trees are having ga regu,
lr blow out" This Gene, Of permitting
young buds to 20 "on bust"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
New York in the EaiiorCl Wig Com
Nputpu.


The N. Y. Ttnrs Of the l7th inst gives
LIST ofthc Delegates already elected 10 the Nv
tional Wing Convention, IN ~ Of the 80 Dis
tricts in that State, and says:--
In the six remaining districts FnLMoRg viii
probably have t,co and Scorr Jour; so tho'
the State is likely to send TwEArr-sE'EN Tor
ScorT and SIX for FILLMORE.
These delegates are to meet IN Albany or
New York. IN accordance with the resolution
Of the Wing Legislative Caucus, and elect two
delegates at large. They will first, Of course
decide any questions that may arise as to dis
puted seats, as they cannot act at all until this
has been done. They will undoubtedly elect
two delegates at large for SCoTr.
This supplies curious commentary on the
efforts Of those who are SO rampant in their e.
forts to present the name OF President Fit
MORE honorable and honorcd as that name I'M
doubtedly s) as a candidate for reelection
Among the Delegates elected thus far, we
notice such names as PALMER V. KELLOGG, of
Utica, one of the truest and most Influential Of
President TAYLOR Marshal Of the VI estcrn Dis
trict,and remorcd By President FhlNoHE, Lew $
BEyEp CT, Of Albany. another lnluentil and
deserving Wing. AMI \. Il. WILL ANS, of the
Cavuga District, both whom were Postinlstcrs
By the noninalon OF President TAYLOR. and
both of whom were decapitated by President
FlLLMoRr. Such facts are quite as jaSiruct,re
TO politicians az they are interesting.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
FOUR DAYS L3TER FRO.U
EU r @ p &
NEw YoRE. SUNDAY, M1y Is.

NEW ORR, SUNDAY, May -.
The u. s. mail steamship Atlantic, Capt.
West arrived here at o. o'cloc this evening"
from Liverpool, bringing dates to the 5,h May,
and go passengers.
The steamship Africa arrived ut Liverpool on
Sunday morning, May I'd, in 10 days II hours,
Neither the commercial nor General news
by this arrival possess any exciting interest.
The Arctic squadron had sailed from strom-
ness on the 18th ult., where it had put IN to
complete water and coll,'
ENGLAND.
In the House of Lords on Monday, Lord
Derby stated that Government had no present
intention of removing the Transatlantic Amerl-
can Mail Steamers from Liverpool to any 9th
er port.
In the House Of Lords on TUESDAY, Lord
Lyndhurst offered bin repeating all dlslhill-
ties upon persons refusing to take the oa,hs cf
aburatlor, etc, referring especially TO the
case of Mr.. Saomons, which was read once.
On Monday, deputation waited on aIr.
Lawrence, the American Minister, 10 seek hls
aid in behalf of the subject of the reduction Of
international postage. Dir. l.. expressed him
self in favor Of the project. and saG he would
lose m opportunity 20 fIrth91 10 advance
gep.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
Moses kSursry'~ Estate,

STATE or NERNiONT,t To all persons con-
OF Moses w purtey, late OF Hnesburgh. in said
District deceased,
GREETING.
A Il Probate Court holden at Burling-
N ton, within and for tn District OF Chuenden on
the 18Th day Of May a. y. 1892, an instrument uur
porting to pc the last Will and Testament OF Aoa's
w. Dwicy, a'e OF llinesburg h in said District, de-
ceased, was presented to tIe Court Aforesaid, tor
Probate, by Susan A. purry the ESpcutrix therein
named And II il ordered by said Count that the
18th day OF June 4. ID. 1872. at the Office oi Rjxord
d Adams in said Burlington, be assigned tor pro-
wing said Instruments AMI tHnt notice thereof he
gwen to all persons concerned. Ivy publishing this
order three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Free Press newspapt. printed ut sad Burlington,
previous 20 tie tiu,e appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
lore said Court at The time and ulace aforesaid and
contest the probate OF said will, il you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington III said Dis
trct, ttis 18th day OF Nav, \. H. l552
BRADFORD RlHFOKD, Register.
wiTw3
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MelOdianS, PariOr s. Church SeraphineS,
Ar
FsrinsEsaids, g. Cos.
Jc,ce'ry Store, Church Street.

HE have large and small ones, such as
" nre acknowledged to le equal in tone, finish and
durability, to any made in this country. Reference
can be given to individuals and Churches who have
such instruments in constant use, sold by ourselves.
In Families, especially where Sacred Music is
taught or practiccJ 1t il inva liable.
The squeaking tones formerly possessed by SINH
lar named instruments, have gwen place to a clear
round tone nearly resembling the Flute Stop, in the
Organ. I'VE have phincs ,ciM the Flute Stop. }
Melodans at S IS and S28 Seraphnes style from
S35 to- $780, Piano Seraphnes larger sizes, from
S65 $50 to 500 INSTRUMENTS and instruction
Books Of most all kinds sold low by
BRINSMAID BROTHER e. co.
Je,reirS.
Burlington, May 90 dSwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
Groal 4 Offices,
Jonathan gsrfcllcmrieis e's
f'sf.oep

WE the Subscribers, having been up.
w Uointrdby the Honorable. the Probate Court
for the District OF Chenden, corlir !ssioncra to
crive, examine and adjust the claims and de'gaudi
Of all persons against til" estate Of jonathan Ereck
pgc-e t"d in."veHt, and also all Claims aud Demands
exhibit IN offset thereto: and six months from the
day ri jne date hereof being allowed by said Court
Tor that PURPOSE DO therefore hereby give notice
that We Will attend TO the business 81 our appoint
mem: at the dwelling OF Juo. } Burstow in Charlotte
in said District, On the 27h day Of October next, nj
lU O'Clock A. VI.
Dated this 9th day OF April A D. 1852
DAVID COOK. lr,
wi7w3 LUTHER STONE.S Coh''i'
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lHGiClprnsENtsl line.
Competition on Lake Champaign.

FARE REDUCED.
THE New, beautiful and Swift Sailing
l S,cumcr Il. ". SfiEi-MiN, seven hun
dred and twenty tona bur,heu, Il. u CHAPMAN,
Commander. will lrlYr oor OF Canal Street. Nuc-
hall. ter RCIsr's Point, every morning, and nousr's
Puwt or Wuii'hrii, every evening, Sundays eX-
cop,rd' On the opening OF Navigation. Tins Steam.
has uo connection with any ul!e. line OF steamers
on Lake Champaign
al PERSONS are forbid trusting my one on acc +
OF IN" above Boat, Gl.css ordered 10y the owner.
MhLlrhull, Mimi - l.l2 hN-NfI
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III nrrir0 D.

aSaa r a,cisco, on Sunny Eycuia. March O.
~ Jones. Iluri by the Rev. :. II. Wiley, MINOR
(. MARTIN, Egg, OF the firm OF Kcyes & Co.,
I'm Francis'o, to Miss MARY l.. WHITNEY
o. Burlington, w.
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G. u 4 { drs.
AT Rrinsmaids' Il Cos,

NII n II = WI I
rNHE demand for this beautiful instru,
4 nlent has so mach increased in Darlington Ihsl
we are induced to keen better assortmen, han ey-
er. with all the IMPORTANT IuPEOPE-
NENTS which renders these Gu!iars unsurpa Ssed
in richness and iuness OF tone, beauty, strength and
Durability they viii stand any climate, lie ng double
med and made OF vel seasoned materials.
The Improved Patent Hea@ IL so rery useful
and keen in good order We have tseia OF NahoF'
ouy and Rosewood, with or without ases TO Seta
tbcu, IN AT various prices from few dollars 10 10
many d,i,aIs most kinds o. instruments and NV,
slcal merchandise lur sac. .
BRlNSMAlp BROTHER e. 90.
Jelr.lers,
May %. dS~6t
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F..sc Insurance Policies

IN the Come cticut and Aetna Lie ln-
l surancc Companies, Hartford. Conn, may be OBJ.
taiurd by appllrl;ion To the Subscrher California
policies issued on the most favorable terms.
GEO Is. SHAW
Dur,n rtun Ian. : 1852 dSwly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKGT-May
Al market san Beet Cau,e, no Stores. J pnira
Wo'tnH Oxen, - Cows and Calves, G o Sn,tp and
lambs. $50 swine
. iGlce>-l'rrrl Iau.c.-ISra s.; lst quality 80
81 10 j5l; 81 DO Sl1j-5.
NorHIAG 0ygN--SlIrs $50 lGO 10
Cows AED CAlvls-Saics so %, 2s, 3lE'3s
~H.LF AND lANG,- Sal :. 81, 3 80; extra "a 575
SWINL-Gaic, 1Is.c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21

c. The Troy Whg of yesterday (lSlh)
contains the following aph.-The writer
is the author of the hurried note we published
night before last, written on the cars between
Salem and Rutland, and our readers have rea-
upon to read the original, instead OF the printed
cony
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
t0dica Sowing Bird,

A B nS sad useful '''i if e G sIIs 54ss "a sold
NJ > foak Block. May / d.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
MANTILLAS AND PARIS sCARFs.

w + have now made arrangement so MS to have
w constantly on hand large line Of Mantellle
and Scarf OF all prices from TIE dolnr Goods to
the rich PAS MarirIa, which Goods we will offer
our customers at less rices than car be found else.
where. l. ID. BIXBY & co.
No Bank Bloch, May l. d&vtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
NE w GOODS.

WEE are receiving additions to our varied
w and extensive assortment Of Gold and Silver
Goods, fine Fans, Portable Desks, Shell and other
Combs, Wax and other Beads Canes, Port Nonaies,
ReticnIes, Shaw Pins; Bogwood Bracelets; Dress
ing Cases and fancy articles. We intend TO keep on
hand full aud rich variety OF everything usually
sought Tor suitable for "A PERSONS own and for
presents knowing that variety is the very spice Of
Ire that gives 1t al its flavor we shall keep pretty
vel spieed up.
d&wtf BRINSMAID, BROTHER & Co.
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NOTICE,

4 Lb persons having unsettled accounts
- with 10 are he coy notified n cali aud adjust
them without delay. The business OF the late finn
must be ccSed up az once
,, BISHOP, SMITH & co.
BuIhng'or, MFyfn 20. 1852. dsno'.
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lsOsuc.(ic esa0GN.

DROWN aud Blcdohcd Nhcetings and
I'D Sh.umcs, Drills. Gcd Ticks, Colorcd Cumbrics
Chrcks, Sums, OruIn,s, Linen STaIner Goth,
Bat,ns aud Wlsuug
llIGBEE & WEBB.
Burlington, May 2, -. dSwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
1852. Nrw ARRANGEMENTS. 1852.

fs'IlE Subscribers under the Firm OF
fol!ett {, Co., having leased The rrtul ;,ee known
A. The south or ~teamhoat Wharf, h"iug the sane
lIG'"!y occupied by haa.yA C1n.i' d nd formerly by
lUlrr 90 Bradley, oier their services az Storage,
Forwarding aud t'mmiss'ou Merchants, Custom
House and General Agents. Intending to give the
business tletr personal and undivided attention. they
respectfully solicit jhc patronage Of torncr yotronS
ma oitn" pubic generally, confidently believing
that satisfaction viii lie given TO all VINO choose to
en,rSt the" business to thtn. Conelgnecs or pro-
prrty Tor sale may rely upon the u'nos, promplness
IN regard TO returns, ana our best Efforts promote
tlielt Interests.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
Garnet Store.
ygantiiias A Visitcs.

MOTHER lot Of those rich, Black and
Colored Mantas also plain and figured
Crane Shawls, very cheap. .,,o,rr,,, > n.UoD
Mo-, "A lS,wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-21
Hosiery and Gloves.

4 Complete assortment Of all grades -
n Ladies', Misses aud Cents Gotten. silk and Lis
10. Silk and Gotten iiandkerches, Cravals, Mus
&c.
HIGDEE g. WEBB.
burlington Nay 3, ~. dSwti
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Notice.
PROPOSALS Will Re RECEIVED At THE

WIT W n
4 OHlcc ~ Burlington, Tor bu ding rPor Of
wood At Slrlburn; also one Of wood at Charlotte
also Tor SPACIOUS hElcr Drror Mt Rutland, al 70
be completed By the LIT DAY ii Oc'ub"r next Plans
AND lnioIm1'ion IN Tr."'ion to he buldn.s, can be
had at Tie Office in EuIlrgfo1
II. BRADLEY, YrCHGcm
d&wf H.ttfnd & EUftiHafn T. Il.
Burlington, MAY y. lS52.
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NYIIIWE CNAPE HuAI.LS.

4 h"audul line from :, 90 20 5000 Plain and
~ Embroidered We ca. particular attention of
the ladies'. to their ChcapIess last received at No
Bank Block l d. DiNDY !. CO.
M'y |. dSwti
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CbbMERCIAL.
PROCTOR 81 SSaesDEb,.s
VI - ' ,

Commission Merchants for the sale of
wool and Country Produce.
BOSTON, TUESDAY, MAY II, 1859.
VI. s. PRocroR, NJ. +. WooD
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-01

BALTIMORE Sent III The Flour marked IS nore 40
tive and frmer Sales toay of3 900 bbis street
brands 1T S4 25per Bill Also, 900 bids City Mills
ls p % per bbI closing arz We aaeIs Iy Forr
90 s5 cents white wheat. IS cents per bsleL
White Corn 81 63 cents, aud 90 10 6l centg Per
bnshei Oats 80 81 busle Safes of Rio Coee
sf35 81 cents per u Rice cents per Small sales
Beef SIG. Bacon dull sales Of shoulders at 81 81 cents
sides 10 1O5 cents, and hams il cents per h Lard
in bbs III liz and In kegs III cents per ID.
Whisky Ia rs per gallon.
NEW YORK Sept. IL Sales to-day OF $50 bales cot
ton 1t lo3 cents for ddng Upland snd hob cents for
Middling Orleans Flour is firm sales q POO bbs IS
bushels wheat at So 81 ces for red and 81
white Sales of 900 bushels mixed eern At 6y 20
cents Sales of 500 bbls pork at $l9 for mess &
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2S-CoTros-The traHsAetioM
during the three business days reach 276 BALES 1850 bac
of which sold Yesterday The market has decnea a
from the highest point The extremes prices ranging
from to ll4c. We quote fair lIc.- Gosrsrr.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-NAvAI sronEs-- Turpeutine
very firm, with further sales m 1890 bbs North
County, at $ 62t per 80 lbs. and understands small
parcel S3 49, leaving to be had below tire lat
ter raethe arrivals have been the stock
remaining in first hands, syery small Spirits
has been in active requests and sales have been made o.
bbs part at A 45 CENTS (mosy 45 cash, and 10 0V
days. and the remainder private ~ cash.
paid Common Rosn sold to the extent of $3.50 bbls
New Berne and Wilmington. (parE to arriye1 81 40 81
As delivered $50 North County 81 80 81 80 aoat and
delivered and 200 strained common 81 3d. yard Some
$50 bbls. No and White. sold at SO 81 S7a $50 bs
small lot very good No 2 81 81 20 and go bels
81 SO in order, in yard.
BOSTON, Sept. 25--NAvAL SroREs--The market for
Spirits Turpenne continues steady at AZ 4Sc CASH at
and in demand at 81 56 62a. cash and
and AO bbs. No at 80 50 5Q mos Iaris very scarce
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NEW YORK STATE FAIR.-At the great Fair It Uif-
ca. wislcl closed on EfMay Iasi. supe remarkable
iior 81 the Utica Gazette. who the owner of The ia
nous !" Bothernm Pooirum" species. now out at
grass IN speaking ofthe birds says
NoFsirous hens ambitious roosters. and pfodig-
Gus aud precocous chickens seems, by their ncessan
nolse anxious TO unfold The secret of their prison
houses. There is everything TO astonish. and all
seem conscious, especially the roosiers that they are
OF imported and aristocratic descent. Some have
feathers down 10 The toes. legs up 10 the comb
some all the way up TO the back all the way to the
end OF the tail. some have nothing but neck and lie gs
some nothing but body and stumps. all eggs
and some all feathers They unite on one point they
are dead on corn, and we suspect that in this direct.
ION pretty much all the profits are invested"
While some huzza for Scott, the man
Who fights the battles of our land
And some for Gen. Pierce. who'll do,
10 out shine Scott, and Graham too.
Forget not ! that in town,
III here is an Artist. very well known,
w no can very easily, you'll find,
lake likeness to suit your mind
Sept. IL. Il-3t-3-2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-01
The Contest Ia Pennsylvania.

That General PIERCE will be elected President OF
The United States on the I'd day of November, is as
sure as any undetermined event in the future can he,
and intelligent politician Of any party doubts this
In Pennsylvania where SCoTT was to carry every
hing before him by the irresistible tide Of military
fur,,, - iC,,s, i; ...- =
cite the least popular enthusiasm. His party under
the lead of Gov. Johnston, Judge JesSup, Thaddeus
SlpvenS-have disguised and driven fr IN the ranks
the national Wings in every section of The Stale, fail
ing every attempt, to rouse the torpid energies of
what was once a great party; divided and disonted,
APir only effort is TO excite hope of success out OF
the State, by Dragging of their prospects within.
Our Own gteat party Is united, vgant. and determIn-
ed and the intelligence receive from every section
Of he State, is of that certain character 10 leave
room for doubt. We know that it has heen the
fashion, and is perhaps among friends
out Of this State, to express fears for The result IT
Pennsylvania. 1t is true that the Democrats of the
Union should understand that Pennsyvan ia is tC
vote 70, Pierce and King, as is New HAmpshire-anC
we tell doubling Wings and Democrats, that wher
The day comes for battle, the Keystone Stale will be
n the front rank of that phaIanx of States, true tc
The Union and the Constitution which is 10 roll W
such vote for the Democratic nominees will as
onlsh and forever silence the disIoyal and black ad
uncts of what was once the Wing party.
PpDDmpTnDiTn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-01
DIED.

In Stakeville Ga the th ins in the 35th year Of
her age, of cute meningitis Mrs ELIZA BISHOP
of Mr. John A Bishop formerly of Kenansve North Car
In this county, on the oath nst Mr. JAMES HERRING,
aged ~ years. Mr.. H. exemplary member of the
Baptist Church He leaves wife and children to
his loss Hopeful of best Immortality, be with
joy.-Com. 49,
At his residence Strckand's, in Duplin county N
e. on the 2h September, 1852 Mr. JACOB MATHls in the
18th year of his age.
In Opeousas La, the 4h inst, after illness half
an hour. Mr. MURDOCH MCINTYRE, aged "a years. leav-
ing wife and children with many relations in this and
Dupin County to mourn his loss.
At Little River All Saints Parish, c., on the goth
September, AMELIA BELL, aged years month and
Also: on 26th, MARY NORRIS daughter of William and
Amelia Matthews. aged years. II months and days
Also, the place, the 2st, infant daughter
Cornelius and Jane Thomas.
Suffer little children unto me, for of such is the
kingdom of Heaven ICOm