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The Cecil Whig., 1852-09-18

ID EAUTIFUL Swiss and Jackonet, EdginaS
ID and Inscrtngs and Bands, also a great vali-
civ of mi'ts, gloves, hosiery. fans, parasols, sc.
MAY ID Fol- sale by DHowN & FoARD
The Cecil Whig., 1852-09-18
GJ-AT THE OLD STAND 81
EEL HOE DEN's
WHOLESALE ~ RETAIL,
CI0ck, Time.Piece. Watch and

JEWELRY ESTHBLISH.HE.HI,
4 7 HIS OLD STAND Nc. 23S M1rLd Street,
4 (betwoen 7th and Sth, south Sidc,) PhHidd.
y friends, old customers, and the public must
know that am all at times prepared to furnish
MATCHES. Jemehy. Fancy .9riici's, Superior God
Pens of all kinds, with gold and liver holders in
variety, SC, at the very lowest cash prices,
togcthcr with the best supply Of superior
CLOCKS g. TiNE-PiECES, ever offered at
this establishment. +. II. bcnG "A practical
workman, of nearly 20 ycars-l0 years at his
present location--is at all times prepared to
furnish, by Wholesale and Retail warranted
Cline Keepers Of the very hest qualify
comprising eight day and thirty aour Clocks,
and Tlme-picccs ofplain and hi@hly ornamental
designs, off all styles, and adapted for counting
houses, parlors, halls, churches, factories.
steamboats,, rail cars, &C. Also, .liqrm Clocks
ii most desirable article for ''Sound Slecpers," !"
and for all whose business requires them to be
sup in the morning carly"
Clocks, Time pieces, Watches and Jewelry
of every description repaired with great care AMI
warranted. Dealers supplied with clocks and
clock trimmings. Bnrnum's motto is my motto
owe study to Please" [Apr. - y
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IA Horace Greeley ha> -1re 7-s'r 70 ''''
to address mass meetings
e. The Hon. CALVIN Morn. ha- 'e,i '.-
pointed Postmaster at 81. .Iohr>bury l.
place Of David Gooiall. E. rr>.-lc'
"a Ex-Gov. Whitcomh. o' lul.2a. Z
senator in Congress from tina, >'ai'
New York City at 10 minetr, la',
Monday evening. at the rn,ii"u. O.
where he had been lying III ;or >1't e.
past.
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ALL'S WELL.

a. we remarked last week, we repeat this.
that We do not know who will be orr next
President. bu. are glad to know that all's well
thus far-the prospects of Gen. Scott are daily
improving. and are deemed to be better a,
this time than were Gen. Tayor's at the same
period before his election. We take the
annexed paragraph from the Concord tNHl
statesman of the ID, as showing the standing
OF the political! thermometer a, III. home of
Franklin Pierce:
lHE PkosrEcT.-It is nnw acknowledged
by such of the New IIamnshire "drnocra., :"
as have co2' beads an.i ,lsar ,i,inB, that ,b.
result III tilp Presidential .ie,lion ma, lac
considered d""tJh >0me fhrrr are WHO
even confess tina. the prospects for Gen.
SCOTT ara he'ier than fur their candidate
ana that the tause Ut lhp nnr has been wan
ing TOR SEVERAL Seass. wh.e that of the other
has tafh constantly improving. To be sure.
the Ne" Hampshire papers advocating the
ctfetiah Il lien. Fierce are uttcrinn their
predictions with about the same confidence
as usual bat whoever confcrs with la, lead
Ing ana Discerning men of that party. will
hnd that the boastful assurance of July and
August has been exchanged for doubt, and,
IN some instances, that the confidence 60
prevalent through ;hr summer. j. succeeded
rv 't.r TIA, ~ =. r.,
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give thanks for the mere, ii God in rcstor-
III" 10 him his half furnished brother. Some
oil the Young n.,-n bore Ernr. III their arms,
while the rest OF the livinc gathered up the
d ad. and returned triumphant to the church.
Shall follow them? NJ. will not, and
vet have a lingering curiosity to look OH the
ser which must follow even til. most trii-
uMPhan' victory, 1t has been SAID there is
10 shade without light; and I'll, 10y that
b,nmtd III the hearts Of tho-r ami tie friends
OF thH'c. that return III safety, presented d
brilliant contrast - the mcurnvd aud the
mourning beneath the roc. OF the village
church. I,, that contra>, was to b. cnha,lc-
~: and roilrr- breast to hcavc, with emo
tons too slr0n. to H. controlled even HOW
her eyes were strained to So, some one altar
oil. How eagerly She watches Her srnscs.
mind, feeling, !itc-a,. ALL save her earthl,
frame. are conferred in tina, form in III, arm,
OF him who approaches the church door: she
tries III VAIN 70 move forward at length the
lost I.uc! Is rla>pcd i'll the arms Of he: moth
or. who sinks in the agony Of iov upon tn.
!!oor. Albert. Henry and Eastman. are all
here, with many others whose sympathies are
intcnsrl III; ,rc>trfi in the ray OF sunlight d
IuOng the clouds Of ,OrrUw
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THE CAL EDON ! A n.

bc final, accomplished bv the black man.
restored from american hondage \ foot
hold there La, already been gained fer him,
and III such a scheme centuries are but as
seconds to him who moves worlds rs .n;.n
moves finger.
l DO bu! suggest the remedies and ,o,,-vla-
tons o! slavery, to inspire patience, hope,
and charity, on all sides. The mighty sub
lcct calls for the exercise OF all mans wisdom
and virtue and these may not suffice without
AID from a higher source.
1t Is IN the foregoing ma,rcr. III, dear sir,
that ! have long been in the habit, in conycr-
>a'ion, Of expressing myself. all over our
common co'ilItry. Oh the question Of negro
slavery, and ! nu.i say thar have found but
very lew persons to differ with lnr, however
opposite their geographical positions.
Such are the views OF opinions which YOU
seek. cannot suppress, or mutllate them,
although HOW liable to he more generally
known. Do with them what YOU please.
neither court nor shun publicity.
l remain very truly voulS,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
I. 7. ATKINSON. E>q., panvi.le, Va.
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University of Vermont

/. will doubtless lie a matter q III ops
the friends an,i patrons d thu nc.
learn, thai the Profes>or,hiil 81 lnE '...
allure in This Institution, was :i'.'i q.
tnrpnsalinn at the session he'd Oh
at Sei.t,i.l..F, i,r the ,i,,..'.' d -.
tiIA>IfL GFrRGF CLAEkI " - -.
is nuw IN Europe engaged IA l1'T,l.''
atnn la the ,;niirs "a The sta ii, :. II"
la called, bat nins 10 ,>Po''''' y"
place in tho Faculty al the p'a'.'''''
of the Sv1ns term. -..
Prot, THOMPSON has al>o'n ..1
duties of' the department 't t"''.,
Natural Ii>t"r>, :" that 'tr CT ''
ion Is now placed on highly To-
and satisiartor. .0a.iins. ,.-..,.
The number OF students n"R o. ~
with the University /, ona ha''d'' q a.
ty; and lis condition sIli pT">i' ~.
the nhol., il J, unicrsto-i, cute
and .rc,,u -lc.rc - .h. t"-r.'.''''
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LIE TAS9ER.NcE1.

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'p'" ''' discussion ca thr -
"'''''S Inc NAM" La~ IN o.,
% 'Oa VIA aaini' o'n:ov,f-,.
'r, II Is a s"I9ert Of n.orh .s..
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VOICE ol 'hr people should -...
l''i''oi'> Tor IL rl>>a2c >or!.
v's MAY h'' l." i''' III l.a,
'n''r N''l,'- but 'ftav Iru...
'''f law 'n''F >'I1n~S MI. ..a,,
eaton oil Their 'ig'>- aid ,l..-
!o' ''if"'>il@ Thai the lrg.>.a.,.
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thing. and for les, Offences.
III purchase a ri.c,. e .la
Canada and Lr;;n., :, lo,,,.,.,
'' anu ',,'- II nome ".;aea',,
NV a.. "a" "'''"' "'' GA! NJ >
ing house ON moro sn.,
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ftfIIEA>n CELr>f- - Sine the frs, nf
-t"-"st there have been sent from the De,.o.
- ~ AHAn<. :Ni.1ss poun1> Of Butte. m J
- 80 : -. - ch,.,. !! $751;. .-.
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Gen. Scott at Cincinnati.

Gen. SOFT left Madison, Indiana, on Men
day, and arrived at Cincinnati on Tuesday
evening. He was not quite well. and repair
ed Immediately 10 his lodgings. to get rest,
and 10 he prepared for public reception the
next day. His progress has been everywhere
attended 10y the supporting of the people.
The telegraph report from Cincinnati the 9Th
saws:
"On nearing the city the guns commenced
pealing forth sautcS. and the levec and build
incs were crowded with a dense mass Of hu-
man beings The streets were also thronced
As viewed in perspective from the river
troops were drawn up music PLAYING. coior>
fl,ing. every boat along the leree 'lerkeci ont
with iiac>-th.. entire scene WAS one al the
greatest excitement and splendor. Every
thorourhfare seemed alive with the >warming
thousands, and there could not lee less than
100. 600 on foot The demonstration was the
LARGEST aud most enthusiastic witnessed tor
MANY Gav.
When TIE boat ncarcd the shore, shouts
rose on high wild and dcatcning. and the
scene was very impoSlng-SO closely was the
Levcc crowded that the bank appeared black
as the multitude Swayed to and fro IN their
anxiety to push forward towards the landing
place The Military. however. kept a,lmira-
bic order and line was formed 10 the car
riaccs provided for the General and visitors.
o. The New York Express strongly III
Inmates that Mr. Webster Will soon ak of hi>
pretended friends in Massachusetts who are
holding him up as a candidate for the Prcsi-
dencv. to cease using his name. Mr. Web
ser ought to have seen before this that it is
the 'nsn";,s OF man that push him forward
for office against fair aud REGULAR nominal
ton. such As all must acknowledge General
Scots TO BE- II is we'll understood least
50 they tell people-that many Wings i'll
Boston ranked a. Webster men. EXPECT 70
vote for Scott while the lorofoco> in the same
category will go "rer ~ Pierce. where they
belong. These lorotoros have been irving
10 get up a Webster movement as the onl,
chance Of defeating Gen. Scott
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!'h y bhA LEN,
g. T. LYMAN.
j. p. WALTON.
EDW ARD KIRKLAND,
SAMUEL ADAMS
THEIR INTENTION. TAKE WARNING.
Senator Souic, one of the members of the
/. :. Senate from Louisiana. and a leading
locofor6. i, making speeches in Massachusetts
for Pierce and King. Last week he spoke in
Fareui Hall. and among other reasons given
by him to induce people TO vote for Pierce
rather than Scott, he alleged that the Wing
was not the party Of progress and erte,,sion
and 10 prove ii stated that President Fillmore
had stopped the Cuban expedition Yes.
that We admit. We admit that if Pierce shall be
elected the adventures from the South who
wish to Stir up revolution in Cuba. and an
nrA her 10 the United States with her slaves.
and add 10 Us more slave territory. will not
very likely be disturbed iv him. We have
not the least doubt but that belongs to the To-
cUi"Io programme and is so understood amonn
the Shareholders. and that they will do their
best 10 elect him with this design in view
the same A. they voted Tor Polk in order Ia
ottain lrNas. Yet W. nrvrrr.rrrtcd,o sce the
matter ~ boldly put forth a, the North =, i,
was ~ Mr. >oulc, We Supposed i, wa, ratl-
IT 10" delicate 4 subject to lee handled au,ono
n>: hn' y Is ;" familiar :" him that he cannot.
!; appears. in lis arlor Tor is ACCOMPLISHMENT,
Keep silence even in fanc"ii Hall The np-
,'"rht> OF slavery extension can. If they Will
'.:Ar Warning, and Vote III such 4 way a. THEN
'"''> viii r"nnt AGAINST liz -rhrm. Let
>i"i! remember Texas annexation. and how
Nj Clay was not elected ~ a t,.w thousand
a'.''->!a'"ry '";,> III Nv lu.k a. he oaghi
to lave lc,n.
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ardent, =, ,nv wL;,,,.n ,, ','. '.o'' a.
g., S.o,. a,.,,,-.,. -, '''''' '''''''
slavery, and G,,.n p;.r.. .,I..:. .,..-.:'
rxtru,.on. Judge >n,c,d;nr Of Ohio n.,I
in. free soilrr. and to,,oc,I, 81, ,hn Ia..,
party, is >un,pins the State. Ian, w.. learn H.,
.,., =, p;....,..,. " pau % Ms Speech
,rn,.., ,....,,, =" '''7'' ~ 'e ''''ca''d'-
IN !NroHIh>r Accession To I'M
NHlG PAEIY.-Go,. Lucas. now OF Iowa
has come ont with letter Of some length il
"'''rh he @r"""n""~ Gen. Pierce, and avous
ms preference for Gen Scott. This letter
will make shaking in the ranks of the Pierce
party IN the Wr>:. Gov. Lucas was once
governor Of OHIO hat recently moved 10
Iowa, lie was also President OF the Nation
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FihE'-Ihe Dry House connected wifi,
the s'"r'h Factory of Mr. Daniel Winnie
Oh Lyndon Centre, took FIRE. and was con-
'"'''t''' together with its contents. on Monday
the 18th. There We're tons Of starch IN 49,
mining The fire probably took from the
YNl'''-,"'' OF stove pipe, as d pitcLy Slab Lad
"een '"'""h INTO the stove very few mo-
n'e"'s before IT took fire Loss atou, s,,oo
, no insurance The owner expresses his
,nanNs TOR the timely assistance rendered. BY,
IT, "''sht"r-. by which the larc. r,c,.,,,.
w. '.'''' '''m 'h" ei.,c,,,;u. J. poem.
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IMPOSITION.


shop OF Is. X. Wallace in Barnet. few DAYS
since. and on imquiring the price of stoves,
found he sold Woodland stoves. cast at Alba
nv. No. 3 for SIG and No { for Sl7 30. Tn.
Cultivator>. same numbers same prices Now
the inquiry is. why the pedlers >honld sell
the SAN" stoves from S23 to >2i: and above
all that they should report all aronnd that
the stove dealer, rannn, ret these stoves. that
they can he had only OF pcdlcrs.
Yours g.. INQUIRER.
~ y letter appears in IA" fap",> from
Bishop IIu-hr> Of New York. ia answer Ia
one from Louisiana iorotoro, inqui.ing of
the Bishop how tlr ,a,holi.-> Will vote. in the
coming election, The letter Of the l.or;>ial.
man i nath;n. les than :, HIM, to TIE. Bi,hor
that il WI he expected OF him 10 >,r ,la, t'ic
rath"li,> vote The ir-o.,." tickcf The B;>l!-
"p rln~: evidently - understands J.. AMI r.
plies >"mrwha, alroi,'y, He does not COIN
init himself 10 either party. but suggests that
the catholic vote VII 10, divided ,nm,. yo,-
IN for 90" l.a-ty and some for tl.. other.
* fharlr> PAM. e. O. Whirmore. John
Smith. john H. Peck. Nathaniel Thaver.
II. II llunIrwc,l. and Joel ". White. Were.
elected directors OF the Vermont Ccrtral
Railroad ~ the meeting q! the >iorh holder,
holden at Nor,hiicld on the 18th instant
e. some OF the most bitter enemies %. Gen
scott IN the Iocotor" ranks find fault with him
Tor attending 10 his otfirial duties JUS now.
thouGh he ha> associated with him several
PROMINENT l"rot"co>. and who have. like HIM
>"ii. mad" speeches IL the people. Gen. Scott
does hot make political speeches. These
same men did not find fault with Gen. Cas-
for making political speeches in Ohio and At
other places when he was a candidate for tho
Presidency four Wears ago. Bat for the Wild
AMI general enthusiasm manifested for Gen.
Scott WHEREVER he goes. the oroio.o> would
not tr"utl" themselves ahout hi> bourne, Jus;
before election
e=& The immonoo>uc Valley Agriculture
a Society held very successful and inter
sting Far at Iittieton. y. H.. on FRIDAY If
last week
e The Hon. TuAppEr~ STEVENS. of
Pennsylvania. Is now on a visit 10 his aced
mother in Pearham. Mr. Stevens * quite
confident of Gen. SCOTS election. He !, an
ardent friend of the old hero. and used bi.ex-
en>lHe Influence 10 procure his nomination.
He cntcrtains not 4 doubt but that Pcnpsvl-
'ania will vote Tor old Chippewa by hand
cme majority.
II MIR NATHANIEL LEE. of Waterford
Will please accept our thanks for a basket of
nee sweet apples. They are delicious.
s@ The increase of business upon the Pas
umpsic Road the last few months has been
;erv great over the corresponding months
asst wear
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ST. JOHN S BURY,
SATURDAY. OCTOBER o, 1852.
Wing National Nominations.
Fox PRESIDENT.
WINFIELD SCOTT,
Of New Jersey.
FOR ICE lEESlDEN1.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM
OF North Carolina

EIl,IoE> OF PHTSIDENI,
PORTlN BANTER.
4. !. LYMAN.
J.. p. VI ALTON.
EDW ARD KIRKLAND,
SAMUEL ADAMS.
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Exgi Sniso CAspxSs Asb Lawn,

EsuCniso CAsDxSs AAb Lawns.
The daily aud weekly wsste Of chaI-
bcr .lops, " Rsp,inkied over tho ground
of smsn asrdess would b. AM ths en-.
riehing material required 10 ,vfedoe'
good erT's from year 10 year. Cra's
is~ns hsprinkled wi,!. wash ~strr ard
urine weakly would pevrr s~Qs.Ts 10 b.
co,efed. =. many nov d. waL .itms
cost of, manure. Gnsigialy 10 tie sys
sad disss nrsi.s 70 tie fs~i. ~hsn o'.~
si.Lss 10 look o,ss sea's shrsbs as'a
uees Lawn. % spsokl~d souA Al
ssys 10 frr.h AL .s.ss. Fss'. is- 81
% L~sa greatly L.NcSa,.i BY m~ax. = +.
ios~. daIs,s b..i, crossing .@..s... ~
this p'~,snt iisAS, JSi ,say. ro~s Or
riii.sss fees, fss ,is fro.t. ~ .xs,n.
Ipss,ioe, - the speaip: Il sp,iss ~
% disis,S-.,e 4 'Ess ne evil ~S-rg' car
.t,.e from ~ o's' s,!lly -E-rn-Ts .
Jf-r',t tIr,~
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Cat 4 ESC6 Sss.s.

Hgs II one ~a,.,s 70 hsvs . question
of this George SaaF. .di.evss,oa II
nsr.isg,. % any nsssrr. Aonev,iy AZ.
sueA. II 10 t'stsss, surely, ~ srply ~ an
.sdissrs., persea fsr ~ aoeiss. F,~
instance, the stealing VI psskse.hAnd. i.
'kcrdh'rs oe snu6tnses. may, o. Msy
sos, be vicious. tus Il ~ wke kAvs
not The ~ii. " xiil ~ ,sk~ tAs sscsL,..
TO decide ,hc question oas. elves, wsas
70 hear she rcai rights Sfthe mSstSt. -
should nns. ssrSy, arp,y sss ,.,sa1pss' =
ct To- kass What he tk,sghs "a ,,,s l.,u, /.
u might naturally be pre.sssd t6as he
would be rsslses r~rtiJseeA pesSsn---
particularly ~ bic rsssssing. u sscss,.-
ia!. might r., him sst ef sast aTAi4 j.
homeiy nlss,fa failsA, 10 josJt ~ w~
~ossd ssss BY h, h. tAR Aesasms aan,i
having seoos1iaa ~ ,he eseseA es~,.
papers. had s,csa hssbapd spd sis.
having. accordiNg 10 ihs N sw,pai -
sought 'sympashy > sisewAsrs. her ar
gu"e"ss may bs esa,idssc,l - n Acsne.
what partial, s,h rvssissd wi,h some
ft'Ie caution. Fs
And veil y. who hero tcrs The serial
reformers !--ths kssssss, ihaa IL M ,hr
presest sysseH,. according is which We
live, lore. marcy, hare ehi,dssa. sdu-
cafe thefn, and si,Josv ,hem--srs Sssv
pure fAems-hrs do Lsiiove M enc;
and directly ANN begins to quarrel
with the world anil i,s ways, aod 10 iift
Up. - be calls il. tho voics u Ms do
.psir. and preach passioaa:ely u aNan-
Kind about this tyranny Of iAi,h, eos.
tom.. laws: II wc examine what the
PersonsI character II the preacher H.
We begin pretty clearly 10 understand
the salu" Of The doctrine. Anyone ean
nee "hy Rousseau should 10 such =
wmmperi"g reformcr, and byron sucl.
free and easy mi.a'lhrepist. aui why
our accomplished Madame Sand. who
has = grnins and eloqucnc" inferior to
neither. should take the pressn, cnndi-
,i"n Of mankind { Frsnch-kinA } -
much to heart, and labor 10 holly 70 set
it riyhs.--7H"ckeray. ts.
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sssl sssat. ssasA y. ssaa-
ihssi tks s~set, i.s s,,.u,., =, .s,A. s.,s.S.
Der The ss~es k.ilssps, k,s.ss ~ vSl.
tyv ssgAinf.
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,t ssesns. ,s e
NJ Asssi n Asssss., N ~ lss ~.
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:. W. !, ;ss - Z .''A ~ ~. ,ss,.S''.s
No. md ,ss'ssssssss witt hsr gins sssld
bring. & .
The ssstss~s .. sv path wsy are the sas.s
aTAst lsst ihs b'sd-sssss IN ahe old trees
sweihnk.
Asd watch The eloue.ships. ~ ! used Of
Snrv,
That bssr the sI~ssed to Eiy siaa,'s sssre.
And Memory hath ua'eehed eth gold~s
key
Es<h Heasssed easkst h,eh the i'sst 10
keeping,
And pictured faces, full or lie sod gies,
With ssnny siaglrts - thris far brows
slsspisg.
tcsp,
To the dark ga'f fs-t~s+n--,he grlf ofy~srs;
resrs which have robbed nv heart Of youth
ard bloom,
And drained the br'ghtaess OF its early
dreaming,
And laid sI0mber In the s,lent tomb
Dear 'ovc.iit sy~s thst 10 my own we're
lssming.
Oh, bud. Of promise from my ssthway ts.
Ken,
Why with Spring blossoms may ma, yc ava,
Ken