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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-05-28

MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Satur-
day night last Mrs Quin, wife of Michael Quin re-
siding in Ellott-st, came to horrid and untimely
death, from the explosion of camphine lamp. The
circumstances of the accident were as follows =
While sitting at work in her room, by the light of
camphene lamp, the fame becoming dim from the
exhaustion of the fluid, she called upon servant
boy to fill it, This he undertook to do while the
lamp was yet burning, although cautioned at the
time. The fluid suddenly ignited exploding and
scattering the contents in every direction, and set
ting fire to the carpet. Mrs Quin, not noticing
what had fallen on her dress, snached up her child
an infant, which sitting by her, and throwing it
upon the bed, attempted to prevent the flames from
reaching the same In theseort 10 do this, she be-
came herself enveloped in the destructive element,
which resisted all other efforts to extingush it, I'M
til a blanket was thrown over her. This was untor-
unaely too late, however to prevent the mortal IN
Juries she received, and from the effects of which
she died yesterday, at II o'clock, though receiving
every professional attention at the hands of her Ply
sIcian Dr. Popcher, which the circumstances OF the
case could suggest or demand. This is but one OF
many instances on record, which calculated to
warn those who employ this useful, though danger
GUS minister to comforts and wants, against the
ncautious manner of handling them.
Charleston Standard, gath inst.
TOBACCO CRoP.--It is said that the Tobacco of thi;
season in KAntuckv. will he lipht. The frOS
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20
C,sc,sxArs, Saturday. Nov, IL.


both BOILERS in Beverly Locks, twelve uilcs
below Marietta, Inst night, killing fifteen
persons, and wounding several others,
among them several ladies'.
The foIlpwing il the list Of the killed, ~
far ~ Al prS@cnf known John Barlow, "
Pittsburgh, produce dealer; Joscph Daniels
engineer; John Wesa, coal dealer; John
Butler. colorcd; Edward Atlscron, Of Bev-
eriy; william Ssnil. There arc n'nc 9TH
en. whose names are unknowh
The boat Is c"npiessiy torn TO Pieces.-.
Every huc IN one Dosier " collapsed, AMI
tho other boiler cannot ne fosihi.
Inc accident ~ attributed 10 the gross
carc'cssnfss ~ the engineers, onc at whom
at the time oi the explosion was standing
on The sstray vsive:
Tho carpenter o. the hoat staics 'hat nc
vi" wv 'sR'"o' ".'' u's.e "ss WV "."'
s"T nv VI, nv ~ !" o''o'c W., oNp"'""'
LIVE ""'A'S' 1''"' WI" ''~'' i"'~e''
BALTIMORE, Sunday, Nov. ~.
The Southern mil il in, through from
New Orleans. 10
There were sixty DEATHS from yellow fc-
yer, and nine fn'sn cholera. In New-Orleons
for the week ending Nov. 18th.
The new Constitution of the State has
been adopted in Louisiana by 1000 major
i'y,
Geo. Tacan Oversecr Of tobacco ficto-
~ at Richmond. on Saturday shot NJ and
killed slave who was resisting him.
One Of tho juvenile burglars arrested to-
day is named William Davis. He belongs
to Philadelphia.
Troy. Saturday. Nov. IT,
A negro employed on schooner which
was loading nj the nail factory. was yestcr.
d,v dischnry,a for dn,nkencss /. he howey.
or wen. nm hoard Ronin this Morning. md
not chewing the orders Of the mate TO %
! on sborr. one Of the crew struck him on the
head with handspike, killing him instant
| ~. The murderer was arrested. The
nsmos Of the parties are not known.
C.rvr,.xn. Nov. *
Tho s,o,,,ov Mich,g,n Ios oT IN, yr;n
R;yer Is mics Mellow here. with her smoke
n;r,es s.,,;sJ ax,v and in had condition.
The steamer Empire State y safe a Toledo
a Ses*c' " asi'orc II FsAfPoo' oooDln
up, name unknown crew supposed 10 %
iost. Al uie iifouui vi ,Nafo" nSe'' "ert'
are ten m t"eise Vessels ashore. in"ss o'
whch w,a DC got OH WIN ca' s'ient aAn'-
age. The schooner Esgie TOTAL wreck
NJ the mouth o. uAc Wellend Cans! caigt,
oi s'sO bushels Of wi'esi LOST. o"c iA,'
vas drowned, she resi- Oh the ere. eScaPed'
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nh;' ' ~a.. .s,,~r. las, n;.a, .nd hy d;s'
charv;nc cargo GOT off ami arrived here
lar, NIGHT.
There h n rcssu in circalsfion of n
stranger being seen ON FIRE. OF the north
shore Of Cleveland. las, night; mo reliable
n,r,.uIsrs.
a. u. No. *
The srlsooncr Twin Brshcn, u Nil.
wankie, and Roberts, al Chicago. are ashore
at Muskegan, the latter In ballast. The
schr. Wais"n IL ashore near Gnpd River
sscfu~- Gold Hunter and Racine ut MsnItoe
Island, are total wrecks.
r.r,lR>uao.p Acc,oryr.Jas, week,
Gar,;n,r Wheeler. . youny man from Hare
son ri E,;,sh d. Wbelsy. aT ih,, Town. VIII,
hsd Ca s,ua. ,o,n,hs bcc, ,n,,vcd n,
brakeman ON the Vernon, Ccmr.I. wa. a
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20

'aal. $iAjteH ~.


Thr expenditures are s,.G90s greater
thsn than the prc~ceslingtycar, the inn rcsca
being on thu following itrsns:
Tho Audi,m says: '',lse cxt II the Ju-
dietary department arc gradually incrcas.
ing. and under the prevent system, any ms
tcrial dimipution can hardly be exP~icd."
And again: ~ cautious investigation al
the accounts " clerks n rrarfs exhibits a
ca8uendable degrc of accuracy, and they
rarely surps~ the limits given them by
Law"
The indebtedness " the stats 10 tho
safety fund. aud fw State prison iosn "a
banks fw advances, and IN towns for y.
>. surplus money, amounts Ia &iG9ll So
and the resources to meet this debt. ia
cash. taxes and nctcs due, and due fUu,
county clerks, anpant 10 Sii,Iia7I.---
lWalion's Daily Journsl.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20

a fosrcSr ~ v,aw.--Mr John Croits
CsNHcld, aged ~ years, died on the 2sth
ulf., II hss stsl1cnce in Ann street, Boston.
where he had for several years lived in
prbnsaan md retired manner. II wss be-
l,evei that by his penarious habit no had
SAVED ssaAll xum 81 money, earned at his
trade, rcbhling bonts and shoes, bu, great
vas the sufpsiae ofhis friends and others on
eyeslsanlisG ahe old bs,ots In the corner Of
NJ nssvs, ssrSn after his death, " find some
- usn literally esaansDcd with old wallets
NSal elled vifA rho '"rpol Of oil evil II 10
tmens6)e u pscscsA 70 tell the AMOUNT Of
fpssnss - Aas is4h, bat ~~ have heard il c.
S1pslelssd q 10 large ss,ia - % seem inrrcd-
ible, 00O0n. and What makes h aswr inter-
eneiag tn the PARTIES cosscsrueA be has lcft
. vtll - lou9 - TIE n,oral law. well and
fhnhfhliy cxccutcd, in which he dccrccs
tlssi his estate shan b. kept in trust for
Ass~fy ysys befose tho heiss, with one cx-
eeRtnn, can receive any benefit thefcfrmn-
y tos the lasl thirty year, thn eccentric
naa has ma laid in bod. except when trav-
caiae. he being Too Inisrsiy to indulge in
ssch sextnvagzpre,s ~ ke termed Il. lie
has asssle has loagingS on trunks and boar,is,
and finally died, lying upon = large trunk.
Three days wrcrding his death, he par-
chased bssssal VI in Mount Auburn lie
lived. Il living il could DO called. in small
sAop a 6psn The street. lie iiysd bach
ets, nd being Wiling a. marry on seourH
III ihe sxpeasss isc1Aesk nJAsa n,srried
lar, and Dragged oGt kis existence % so,i-
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~ sssr puAsily twea him. The ate DR..
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20

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GsrsaLA ssIos vcr 70 Paiosr. .
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20

DANREI'f sDS X en-, .,aiS .u sai- Sa-h, tAsf.
Da1d BiiWl-; FteNrh s:.ssss. and tmrsie s!is.e
Paints xsd ,his Nsi,A lr.t rt-ct sat Gesrfio.
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

of single creditor was the most daring out
rage upon the laws Of property, ever the
world b, held! Yet the Standard bearer OF
Whiggery in the United States, Winfield
Scot, declares he would have voted for hi
law, had he been in Congress.
D inrcrats, guard against The thousand
auu "ue falsehoods that will BE- circulated
over aln country, between now and III sec
nd d November, 70 injure the election ol
Pierec ana King. Rcmrmber the Biluey
r odback, ,hat were hondbilled all over be
country "a lew ye"rs ago, ju,' on the eve oi
the Presidential election ;rd found place
IN the columns of nearly every whiL journal
IN ihc western Sta;cs, and among lbem tha,
truth loving sheet, tie "Gnernscy Times ,
We would not be much surprised, that All
effort shund be made, in this part OF the
county 10 persuade, FreesoIers, lhal JOHN
+. Hale had declined, and urge upon h $
friends 10 vote for Scott and Graham. Il
behooyes our friends one aud ali. to be on
their guard, and not suffer themselves TO bc
deceived or mislead by the arts and ma
of their wiley opponents.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
More Changes.

Five wings Of Steubeville township were
named to us the other day who have rtpudi-
ated Gen, Scott, and will cast tlieir votes ror
General Franklin Piercefor President on the
second of next month Two Of these Hfg
wings Of long standing,--ore of them has
cast clean whig ballot for thirty years.
An old whig in Island Creek toli US The
other day that he should vote the democratic
ticket hereafter. beginning on yesterday. A
staunch democrat OF Cross Greek informs US
of four wings in that Township who alsc
have repudiated whiggery and came over te
the ranks of the Democracy, and We also heal
Of two more in Wells. agoa' .@1tr
The above are allin addition to the EIGHT
wings in one Of the lawer Townships aud
F0URin one Of the upper who have turned
to be democoats, mentioned il this papqr
some weeks ago. st1'A +'as 44@a -
a'Phc free soilers are also making heavy
inroads into the wlAg ranks. Ehey cod.
deutly expect to carry Mt, Pleasant township.
heretofore whig by near l50 mWolity J Eof
Hale. And in other townships they siIlmaks
sad havoc with whigger,. 7sfl atp1 ssi
iH These things are transpiring under our
own eyes, and il is scarcely possible We cau
be deceived. Our friends need butto make
.determiped and united cfFors, to secure
Ohio for Pierce and King BY a majority lhaI
will be perfectly Overwhelming - 8ssgJs i
gTge Uaios- KIN.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27

"Gen. Scott is familiar with seven differ
eat languages. ."--Msw York Tymss
W. have not the least doubt of it.-IIsr
they are. Ifthey are not different languages
we viii confess our ignorance Of even one
No. - The Native American Ian
guages% .lgas noerneIl 10 elsr.or,d 4
a now hesitate between exteneing tt,
period of residence bofore naturalization.
and the total repeal Of all acts Of Congress.
on the subject. la My mind incliness to atlit
latter" Gen. Scotia letter to g, w. feed
Nov. 10, '52." ,a;i ,.4.s,.. ..- (
No, 2.--The American Language " \
'1t would be impossible for me to recon-
mend or support any measure inte bed Il
exclude foreigners from a just and fuI
in all civil and political righu
now secured to them by our republicat
laws and institutions. &c Scott, May
2g, 1848. se9ss g ft@'l aadi aIoza
Ne, s.-~Ths atiIiIasy LaRsaagaa a.l !
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-10-27
no arms, Do1p,8crGts
-u& I#H.
I'D oLSgsaa /!

Arm for the right, and strike for he con-
stiution, for our common country nd for lib.
erty: Arm against those who would encroach
upon the local jurisdiction of independent
States; arm against those who wish to fasten
upon our country, q United States Rank, a
moneyed King, that epslsyes the people.
robs the laboing man of his hile, and re-
plenishes the pockets Of the favored few. BE
not deceived by the fair promises and false
Representations of your opponents They
VIZ will stoop to conquer, says the Jefersrhian,
=. and sacrifice their friends for political sue
as.Gsss. With sincere counienances they pro,
" mise q light and cheap government while in
full power, they expend annually ffty,two
n millions ofdollars, far exceeding any former
NO administration since the formation, Of our
pa goYernment.I Trust them not, fThey are
sea same party that under the elder Adams we're
ia favor ofthe Alien and Sedition Law; and
so1at . later period, enacted and advocated the
70 'edions Bankrupt Law, which was system
'atOf ieaaIized Plunder thatsrobbed thousand.
a. ofhonest men Of their Just daes. Dare any
~ man deny this? We ask, whois the nation
@h alstandaid bearer Of the vhig party in 1854
sA4 No other than Gen. Winfield Sctott, man
s,Eho i841, declared himself in favor II The
= Land Distribution Bill, a Bankrupt Bill, and
T.. \. aiaw creatinga United States Bank, This
declaration was made TOO. at a.time. vher
- q was made known that every institution
TO like eaBahk 'ofthe United States had inflict
"s'a'sd indetchB&blea misery upon the country
a'ai hadrjbbed' the laborins masses; had defrau,
Sai ded it's innocent Stockholders; had imposed
V sfashihg burdens upon the people, and dis
'saaS Sehraged industry and enterprise, III al
.sisqaatters ofthe landi ItwlI also be retnem
-ia9bered that at the very time that Gen. Scot
Y EuAPproved and applauded TIE bankrupt law
aoqat was inficting the most drsfui consequemr, d m
yslisSs iuponlthe country aDariDg It's short 81 &.
81 bistehce Four iiuddfed millions Of debts were
n'id oblifefatsd! sThslaw that released al debt,
ct the win Of tkv dsbtsr, wsithsIs "a sOssa
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nomination for President, is most beautifully
and eloquently written, and is conched in
such appropriate terms as to be above the
Criticisms of his opponents. ard contrast
admirably with the awkward, sioveniy, and
Inli, uiouS epistle OF General Scott upon tle
same subject The fact, too, hat Franklin
Iil,rce was elec,ed PresiIent.of die Cops /
uaia Convention OF New Ii HEmp9hpt-in q
buIy OF which such q man a. EeNi Wo2i-
bury was men bcr--ty an almost unRai-
nous voe shows that he must possess tie
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Closing the Polls.
Editor Ohio Statesman.

Editor Ohio Statesman:
Sin lhy act to re5ll..e the election OF
STATE am county Officers, pissed, Nay 3,
1852; provides that the polls shall be openec
between the hours Of six and ten in the
morning, and close at SIX in the afternoon
OF ,h. same day. Among the officers
whOye election i, provided tor in this acj
are Senators and Representatives to The
General Assembly.
BY the law OF February 10, 1920; to pro,
vide for yhe election cl electors; of Presi.
dent pnd Vice i'Iesldcnt (SwAN's Stat
utc 3J2, 1t is provided in lhc End Section
tIlat said "elecIion shall commcncc. ana
close at tie same 10 rs, and be conducted in
the same manner, and of which tile Sheriiiis,
of the respective counties shall give the
sa at notice, as IS or n1ty be, direete8 By iato
for elsrtisg members Of tie G:eae d! -Iysemjiy
ot The State"
Iwoa!d respectfully reqnest, the editors Of
the Jo~r}.at and4SiYe Vnctnnat!j Esa9ailer, to
READ ,hu above and then recauL their voun-
tcef opinion, that The oils at the PrcsJen.
ual clcuon5 rose,at four o'clock N The after
noon; for they cercainly close at the our pre-
scrloed by law ior closing tho anual' election
which Is SIX O'Clock in thu afternoon.
h.. Yours,
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:. 4. From the New York Herald.
TOTAL R0UT OF WHIGGERY

The question is settled. The issue is de,
cidedF Theliat ofpublic opinion has gone
forth. Franklin Pierce needs only the
tformality of an election to be carried by an
overwhelming majority il TO the Presidency
Ever since the nomination of General Scott,
the publiceVeice, North and South, has been
swelling and strengthening against 4he un-
holy alliance, which, al Baltimore, doomed
the wing party to destruction; and nov, from
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana and Maryland
thepeople, ia clap thunder, have scat
tered the hopes of whiggery 10 the winds.
Pennsylyania, the sheet anchor of Greeley IS
estimates, rolls up from sixteen to twenty
thousand democratic majority Ohio, alike
to thesuccess Of General Scott
caps the climax Of his electioneeriRg expedi-
itionat the public expense, in democratic
majority Of from eighteenth, twenty thousand.
lIndiana responds to thar "rich Irish bregue"
by from twelve to fifteen thousand majority
for tie democrats; and even Maryland echoes
back upon the NRtlrtle same.terrible, ,mu.
sic, in q majority against Che @higs of Balti-
more. of upwards Of three thousandl What
a blaze! How it has swept fronifhe potonlae
tetheaDe aDeewarer~-from thes Deieware to- the
Qhio--and, ,fromthe 0hiosto die Likes, like
o. raging fire undera high wind. among the
dry grass Of the 'prairies4 How awful to
bsholdls Even Florida, away down among
- sEezgAasa, wheshsr SAig VI dsnscrat-
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First in War, First in Peace, First
in the Hearts of his Countrymcn

WEIGHS WAsuINoToN AFTER SFuART.--
This superb engraving is clieiting universal
and unqualified admiration. We have seen
n large number Of letters from many OF the
artists, authors, statesmen, jurists, ani anna
teurs in The country, al unanimously tcslI-
flying to its high excellence boh as a fault
Os> uanslati on Of STUANr's painting and as
valuable exhibition OF Mr. WEIGHS arts.
tie skill as an engraycr.
From large number Of notices appearing
in various papers, and of highly Aattering
drhcrirtiod. we sclcGL the following from Ihe