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For the J aspcr Courier.
TO Miss Lizzie.

Ana must we take the parting hand,
And mount the mornings wing,
And soar int 0 an unknown land.
our loved ones back 70 bring.
Glad days have passed, since first We
met.
The morning sun has risen.
The evening stars have often set
10 clothe this earthly vision
We've wandered BY the rapid stream
la evenings suIlest hours,
Ana In those solemn moments seen
And talked Of fading howers.
But soon those scenes will pass away
The rose will bloom no more,
IL leaves will wither and decay,
And spring-time soon be Ger.
I've heard thee call the rose the Queen
OF all the flowers that gr ow.
But ali. is leaves SO bright and green
WIN soon be wrapped in snow
Vow let Us listen to . voice,
TIA, tells Us day by day,
That we Just like the rose.
Must swiftly pass away.
This morning must say 6oon-bsk'
There's one that's anxious waiting
III cheer the moments as they ny,
And make this life a blessing.
GCol-BYE.
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WAsnIacrow, May

WASHINGTON, May ~.
|, is stated - a remarkable fact. that al
though il wss long ago known that Pos'mas-
~ Wescot,, cf Philadelphia, would be re.
moved, there were no applicants fr the Of
Gee. The namesc q az leas, ten gentlemen
had, however, been mentioned - that con-
~nectivu 10 The President, who, when he ap-
pointed No. NJ. u. Browne, was not ce'ialp
uflis christian name, but Afterwards learned
i, through q political friend.
the President, recently. w alIndiny q
the charge lhat his visit 10 North CARO-
liza was with a view 70 a mem lnailor
syr a second term. ssld that nothing uai
father rom hiu ln,tn'icaFnan 'iss. nnd %
woulL Avpll himsef NJ The srst upporinnAy
rubNciy io d~isatusc thr maids n thrrc Nh'
suspect, 4 him ~ icrlgin. a-ain' NJ hsgenF
y candidate tHt lhg l'fe~uiv
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NAPOLEON, Henry cty Ohio. July n '@s
pR. q. AZ. EuRAcK,- Dear S'r:-for me
benefit Of suffering humanity, permit US 70
.,,on,ee. through tie columns Of your
CIRCULAR, The surprising properties o. your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and b lood rus
wh;ch i 4 sure cure Tor Indigestion and
Ia Yer Complaint. We have several persons
IN town who have been suffering win ~
~ COMPLAINT and lndieeetlon, aud not
u~ithstnudinr that we have as good physl
clans as can be found ia Northern ONO, ye''
he disease bsfled their skill. Consequently
90 we're IL . state Of dependency, untu
we commenced using your blls, through
\ and b. the advice OF our friend, NJ. bren-
l nan. re used the medicine according g
/ directions. aud ere now fuil Of life and hill
. ari,y, and our gratitude i equal 70 our I'M
orcyement in health and spirits When ~
! ,ake into consideration what we have been
!, and what we are at present, we feel M
{ charrinr ourselves Of the sin Of ingrauiut'
we did not Try 70 announce 10 the pubii'
h he great benefits Of your Medicine. There
= tore, We recommend 70 The public AZ large
h he ex pediency Of having recourse toyco
81 Medicine, aud consequently, as " dui'
bcu M. discharge what we feel 20 be on
d duty III udy Using persons who aFe suiifrln
D as we have suffered, y make We q The oni
N ,rne rnd sure curc iur The Diseases alread
NJ msn,ioned. Ngs. GwtE.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby gwen that the under
IN signed has been appointed by the clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF DUBOIS
county, administrative Of the Estate Of Jas.
s. Brace, late q said county, decersed.-
Said Estate j. supposed 70 be solvent.
MAEGAREr III. BRACE. Adm'x.
Nav n).-3w
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Death 10 all Termir."
As >rgISo approaches,
ANTS aud RoAcHE.,
From fi.eir holes come out,
And Macs and RAILS,
In smile Di lats,
Gaiis skip abvut.
lgkn Bees bite
You, ID the night.
A. On IRE bed you slumber,
While ia-EcTs crawl
J'hro' chamber und hall,
In sgn.ds without number.
IT rs TrUIN Np$DERFUl WITH
what cprfniniy. Rafs. Reaches, Nice, moIes'
Ground Mice, Bedbngs, Anis, Moths, N r.
~uui,oes, Fieas, insects o. Animals, ~ short
eyery species uf Nermin, are utterly d.
=iros ed and exlermina'ed by
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MINATuR,
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supplied "dirrc',r BY mail, 70 any address
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On receipt u Sl.V0. \ box y the RAT anu
toscH, &c. Exscrminator..
On receipt ~ 600, i box each q The hAl
Roarn, &c. Ext. and Electric Po~dr
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Sold BY Druggists and Dealers evrrs~n'rr
: \ CosrARsr Principal Depot, i2V, broadway
, New York
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JAsPE R:
Can Of ! Democratic State Convention

Cali Of a Democratic State Convention
AZ a meeting Of the Democratic
State Central Committee, held at inc
State Library Rooms, in lndianapois'
on Tuesday evening, May a pursa
III 10 4 call Of the Chairman, theiol-
lowing members we're present, to-w.r
N q. Kerr. Of the u district; ".
Chapman, of the Sd; John l. Koon,
Son. Of the 9TH; John Il. Elder and
q. W. Hall, Of the 9Th; Daniel w.
Voorhees,. Of the 9TH; James u stew
Art. Of the sth; $. w. sprott, q me
10Th. and W. smith, Of the llth-
The meeting having BEEN called .
order by the Chairman. on motion =.
". sprott was appointed Secretary.
II being made known 70 the COM
mittee that o. A. Eyerts, the member
from the 9th district, had removed
rom the State; on motion, Lot Day
H., was appointed to fill said vacancy
On motion, it was ordered, that =
Democratic State Convention be heid
u the CITY Of indianapolis, on Mon
day, the 9th dag Of January, iS6o' AZ
Tn o'clock. A. NJ, for the purpose q
nominating candidates for the dliier
ept State offices to be filled at the en-
suing election. and the appointment
ii Delegates to the next NationalCon
yention. for tile nomination 81 canal
dates for President and Vice Pres
dent Of the United States; and tia
aid convention shall consist, ExcLH
sIvEIr. Of delegates to be appolnte
hv the Democracy Of the several con-
ties in the State, upon the basis q p
delegate for every three hundred vote
and one for every fraction Of over q
hundred and fifty votes, cast 'orJail'
Buchanan at the last Presidential ele
ton: but no county 70 have less th'
II delegate. v
The Committee urge upon the !
mocracy Of every county ~ the ~
the Importance shielding county 9
MENTIONS, and appointing regular .
crates and proxies, az thereby a y
deal of trouble and . Ing Will
saved al the meeting Of The State =
vcntion. Under their apport0nin
dubois county i entitled 70 four q
rates. We would suggcstto our co
~ committee. that il they intend
call d convention to meet duripS
week Of tie August Circult Sour'
Is about time they were giving no
III II. % that there may be plenty
time for the several townships To-
primary meetings. We hope to
4 full convention, and 2 thorough
-~anization Of the party from iAls
the State election, a there Il =
contest before rs, that demands
energies Of every true patriot.
c--~f,nlv Stated
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/. ruusD supply q Ju-'ires' D'ar' /, III
COURIER vsfiel
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0T Il Is computed that there are aoou'
eIch, young aides % every young gentleman
in lie United Stntes.
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And l5i Approx nations rrlzes ranging
rom so up y sew
W .a05 rrizes amrg. % S34oov' Mno'e
r..Asts SO. Halves -, Quarters @-.yo'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

state News.
The Washington Dispatch alludes to fine, bold min
era spring within four miles of that town. The vol
of water is sufficient to supply the whole town. 1t
is clear crystal, and cool mountain spring. and
its waters strongly impregnated with sulphur and
iron.
The Newbern Progress will close its first volume on
the st inst 1t speaks cheerful terms Gifts success and
promises to endeavor to dc still to render itself
thy of the patronage it has received The Progress is
neatly printed, well managed nerspaper and is every
way credable to the energy and tact Of friend Pen
nngtOn.
The Charlotte Bulletin says that a serious accident
occurred at the Rudisil Nine on last Wednesday after
noon, by which two negroes engaged in blasting were
badly injured losing their eyes ard receiving wounds
about their bodies The injuries received are very seri
Gus, and it is feared that they may prove fatal One
the belonged to Rev Dr. S. C. Pharr and the 9th
er to Mr.. D. A. Caldwell.
If our friend Barham, the very gentemanly superin
endent at Boxers Hotel Goldsboro, does not feel over
whelmed by the compliments paid him by newspapers
and newspaper correspondents, then he less modest
man than we take him to be- We hardly pick up a
paper without finding some complimentary notice of c.
A. W. B., Esq. 1t is all right. Barham is a very
courteous, obliging gentleman.
The siXty-sxth anniversary of the Fayetteville indie
pendent Light Infantry celebrated on Tuesday last
by targetfring, speeches at the presentation of the
prize Silver Goblet and sumptuous and we-prepared
dinner at the DObbin House. The following is the re-
suit of the target exercises
Number of balls fired at Target, III; number in
Target, los. Best average shot by Private j. T.
james, 358 inches second best by Sergt McKehan
478 inches third best 10y Private II. Fl Smith, 5
inches. Best single shot, by Capt. Vann, Privates
Holland and James, IS inch second best by Privaes
Harris and James l IS inch third best, Sergt Nc
ketban, l 38 inch. D. Murphy and F. Strange, each
l 6-8 inch.
The following Officers were elected for the ENSUING
year VIM. Huske Maj. COmd't T. j Robinson LIST
Capt; j. NJ. Vann, I'd Capt; j. B. Ferguson. 81
Capt; Wright Huske, 4th Capt; Geo H. Haigh, LIST
Serg't; B. R. Huske, I'd Serg't; Hector Mcclellan
Sd Sergt; John Murphy, 4th Serg't; G. B. Cook
9th Serg't; VIM. Wemyss, lst Corporal Jesse K
Kyle, I'd Corpl; W. Fl. Holland, Sd CorpI: Chas
Kennedy 4th CorpI; Wright Huske, Sec'y
The Editor of the Union Democrat, published at Hal
hax N o. says he has recently been through number
OF the Eastern Counties of this State and has never
seen better corn crops
We learn from a correspondent of the .Sol;Sbur,
Watchman that j. Pinckney Knox. q fno ord ,ror,;s
ing lad OF thirteen, son Of R r. Knox, of Rowan
county, was thrown from horse On which he was rdino
home from campmeeting Sunday the 9TH instant
and his skull fractured, causing his death in ahon+ 1c
hours
Ihe Houston Miss Petrol learns that the boil worn
has recently appeared in the cotton crops of ChckaaV
county. "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

The first bae of new Cotton received here to-day
from General William Evans, of Marion District, S.
c., consigned to Henry Mutt Esq.
General Evans has succeeded in getting the first bale
into our market for several years past.
We learn that most of the Cotton composing this bale
came out Of the field yesterday.
Picking, ginning packing and transporting bale of
Cotton sc miles to market in the course OF "a hours
may be regarded as quick work.
P. S. We learn that the above bale has been sold at
IS cents per pound to Mr. w. G. Howard Broker
Dally Journal 27th inst.
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"Under which King, EemzonIan ~

The REGISTER declines say who it is for for Governor
1t is too busiy engaged just in defeating the Demo-
cracy in imagination to point to the its choice
We take it for granted, however, that the Editor is
satisfied with his policy of running protested Democrats
for Office against regularly nominated Democrats, and
that this policy will be abandoned. Some Know Moth
ing or renegade Wing will be next taken up and sacri
feed
We predict that the Know Nothing candidate for
Governor will be either George Davis, Esq, or Gen
Alfred Dockery. The Charlotte Wing is out for Gen.
Dockery.
The Register asks who IRE are for for Governor
1t would not become u.s. any ese to speak in ad
vance or by authority for the party to which we are
proud to belong but as the Register has Intercepted
u.s. he shall have opinion and preference without
hesitation or reservation We are for the present able
and worthy incumbent, JOHN " ELLIS. We know
it is rather too to speak of the matter but we
have answered the Register at once, silence on our
part might have led to msconceve our position
and miSc0nstrue our motives. n answer was neces-
sary for the information of friends who knoc u.s. and who
have always done justice
And we will beat you, Mr.. Syme,-mark that We
Democrats expect to carry both the Governor and the
Legislature by handsome and wholesome majorities and
to cast the Electoral vote of the State for the nominee
of the Charleston Convention.-Raleigh Standard.
We take pleasure in copying the above. 1t is just
what might have been expected from the able senior
editor of that paper. Let not those who wish ill to the
Democratic party in North Carolina base any of their
calculations upon discussions among the prominent and
influential Democrats for if they do, they will be dsap-
pointed certainly and surely. The Democratic party
will next year exhibit united front than it has
done for long time and every man will come up to the
struggle with all his might. The opposition press has
done its growing and enough of it to arouse and set in
motion every drop of Democratic blood in the State,
and to bring to the polls next year every MAI who pre-
ers his own section and the party that alone gives it
equality in the Union to any mixed up COALITION of all
the odds and ends Of opposition
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anderson Gazette.

A BAD MASTER MAKES A GOOD ABOL1TIoNIsT.-A
letter in the Pontotoc, Miss. Eramiter iatimates that
one Caleb S. Manly known ''Dr. Manly who, a
good many years ago, had plantation the Bntteha-
chic, Monroe county, Miss; who resided in tie upper
part OF Aberdeen who had great big bell" to ring
his ncgros up before day; who worked them hard whip
ped them we'll and clothed few of them badly and who
was known as the worst master in all those pars-has
sold his ngros put the proceeds in bis pocket removed
to OF the northwestern States, aud become rampant
abolition lecturer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

Ezy- Good friends--kind frends-respected Demo
cratic friends, might we be permitted to say word to
some of you especially such Of you as belong to the
press Don't you really think that there will be plenty
of people belonging to the "opposition to pitch into
each and every one Of u.s. whether belong to the press
or not? Do you really think any good can come oil
our souabbiog or saying hard things of each other?
We have before us a very worthy Democratic paper
rpbIisbed at Warrenton by William A. Walsh, Edi-
tor and Proprietor" Weknow Mr. Walsh somewhat,
if not intimately Our intercourse with Mr.. Walsh has
been of the pleasant character, as cur feelings 10
wards Linn are wholly those of kindness and friendship,
and we presume these feelings are recprocated on his
part OF any personal difficulties or dlsagreements be-
tween Mr. w and any other Democrats we care not to
speak or even know but what good can come OF finding
fault with those with whom cooperate in the ensu-
iny campaign? Why attempt to- force the thirty million
bill as an issue upon the Democrats Of the State The
attempt to do so has done US enough harm already
The experiment has been carried far enough. Let US
turn to other things Because don't choose to abne
gate their own convictions it won't DO to denounce them
as the Warrenton News does, being unequal to the
crisis" For part as Democrats as conductors OF
paper that has fought for the Democratic party now
fifteen years. without once nlnchng we eel pound 10
state distinctly that no mere individuals shall make
issues for us and compel to adopt Them nor shall we
ever swerve from conscientious convictions of Dem
cratic policy and Democratic principles, even although
we run the risk of being cassed with those who are I'M
eQaI to the crisis. There Democrats in this State
who refused to sustain issues made by the party of the
State in State convention assembled, as in the Of
Free Suffrage who willing now to denounce others
for not obeyng their dctation and adopting issues not
made by the party in any convention We care little
for men, except in the way of kindness, and really
desire to regard all Democrats friends certainly so
regard the editor of the Warreon NeS but it is time
that we should understand that we cannot afford to
denounce each other because Of differences upon issues
that the party has not made If the cry to sustain
the President Internationally why not cry out for specific
duties?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

EDITORIAL CoURTEsTEs-S Since the very kindly refer
ence made by cur neighhors oil the Herald 10 cur INV
establishment we have reCt iyed from tie press OF The
State notices so complimentary il their charactr-so
expressiye OF good wishes ard generous feelings, that
even if inclined to feel opress' by lie we@i.' 81 I'm
merited praise we have been sustained by conscious
tss Of the liberal feelings which have influenced our
editorial brethren Ia its bestowal.
One of the bts illusions to this matter, aud by no
means least grateful, We find in the North Carolina
PRESBYTERIAN of this date 1t is rendered doubiy
ceptabe by the promise of visit from tie pious and
accomplished senior editor, Rev. Geo Mcneil than
whom there is nIeasanter more courteous and I'M
pretending gentleman in the circle Of acquaintance.
We shall be most happy to welcome him to our sanctum,
as indeed We shall also be welcome his respected
cate whose acquaintance we have not yet lad the hon
or to make.
DGag~ Avon Hall, building erected last Fall in
Elizabeth City, n. c. and opened house of amuse-
ment last winter by the Waller Troupe burned last
week. Loss ten thousand dollars of which six thousand
were covered by insurance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
II. ARMSTESONG'S
PATENT WASHING MACHINE.

LABOR SA VING-THE WORK OF THREE HANDS
DONE 3 ONE WITH EASE.
TINE ABOVE MACHINE is warranted to wash clothes
without damaging them in the least and all the Age'
ton have the Rights for Brunswick, Columbus Baden
Sampson Dupin, Onslow and New Hanover counties Any
farmers House, the W. w. r. r. Depot where be
will take pleasure in showing all the particulars.
H. NJ. BISHOP Agent.
July 10. 47-Gm-26N2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

AN HL-FATED FAMLY.-A correspondent Of the
Berkshire (NIass Courier, in giving account of the
drowning of two Of the daughters Of Mr. Geo. Lemis
formerly of Boston, Sheffield, Mass states, remark
able fact, that nine of Mr. Lemists kindred have been
drowned His father and mother were lost in the Lex
iDptOn,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

Novel MODE OF MAL1NG.-A letter has been re
ceived at the U. s, General Land Office, from Lafayette
Ind, which, beside having tie usual posmalk on the
envelope, had also on it " via ballon JUPITER 1t is
supposed this letter enclosed with the matilda which
dropped by Mr.. Wise from his balloon during his
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.--Sixteen third assistant En-
gneers passed examination to-day, and appointed
to the naval service. The finding of Court Martial in
the of Major Cross is now awaiting the action of
Secretary Floyd Result unknown
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 24th-Jesse Williams an old and
wealthy citizen of Caldwell county, who has been under
guard at Princeton, charged with murder, stealing aud
cruelty to slaves taken from jail on Thursday night
and after being carried off distance of seven miles,
hung by party of citizens Lis two sons John and
james, who also guilty of crimes escaped
death by absconding. About the same time DR.. Sin
geton and Messrs. Mansfield, Morse and Sranmal sup
posed to be connected with Williams in his vilanes
severely punished and ordered to leave the county
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of the America.

HALIFAX, n. S.. Aug Goth, 1859.
The Steamship America arrived here last evening"
with Liverpool dates to the 9th
The Zurich Conference still continued its secret sit
tings 1t resolved to proong the armistce till peace
should be concluded 1t is reported that the Red Re
publicans had proclaimed in Parma, and the Pedmcn-
tese have been driven out Modena also threatens open
action if the return OF the Duke is forced on her.
Arrival OF the Ema-A Few Hours Later. .
BosroN, Aug. 26th, 1859.
The steamer Etna at this port from Liverpool brings
the same dates as those brought by the America at
Halifax but to few hours later the day OF sailing
serious collision had taken place between some
Austrian and Prussian soldiers at Frankfort, but no
lives lost.
Spain has resolved to increase her Notifications for
the defence of Cuba.
The British Parliament was prorogued on the 18th.
from Europe.
SAcKEvIILE. n. B., Aug. 9th, 1859
The steamship City Of Washington, with Liverpool
dates to the 18th inst, boarded off Cape Race on
Thursday, by the Agent of the Associated Press, but
the Nova Scotia telegraph line have not yet transmitted
the Press report.
Four Days Later from Europe---Arriv"l of the
Steamship Indian.
QUEBEC, August 29th, 1859.
The steamship Indian, this port, brings Liverpool
dates to the 18th instant. Her is comparatively
unmportant.
1t is reported that the peace Penipotentares at Zu-
rich at a dead lock.
The reported republican movement at Parma is con-
tradiced
The ete at Paris in honor of the italian victories OF
the French army is said to have been extremely mpo-
sing.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug. goth, 1859.
Advces received here from Nicaragua state that the
Lamar-Zeledon treaty has been ratified.
Foreign Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 18th, 1859.
Cotton-Sales for the past three days reached 90
900 bales, Spectators and Exporters taking 1000
bales-cosing very dull at decline l-16d. on lower
qualities; Midding Orleans 73sd.; Middling Uplands
I634d
Breadstufs declining and former quotations barely
maintained.
Rosin steady at IS. 3d.
Spirits Turpentne steady at 34s. 3D.
Rice dull.
for of .
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

BALTIMORE, Aug. 26th-Henry NJ. Fitzhugh one of
the proprietors of the Daily Exchange assaed this
afternoon in an omnibus, by notorious rowdy named
Paul Pacde, when Fitzhugh drew revolver and fired
three times, the balls taking effect in the hand and
OF the assailant The affair produced considerable ex-
element
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

New ORLEANS, Aug 25.-Vera Cruz adviccs to the
10th have been received. There had been revolution
AIRY movement at Jalapa, but it suppressed by Gen.
Robes and a number Of arrests made.
There no yellow fever at Vera Cruz
The report was discredited that Miramon had sent
peace commission JuartZ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

PORTLAND, Me, August 24.-The Penobscott Dem
ocratc convention met at Bangor on Monday. Among
other resolutions adopted in favor of the acqui
SitiOn of Cuba.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
Douglas in Pennsylvania.

READING, Pa Aug. 23G.-The democrats of Berks
county to-day elected four delegates to the State
ton instructed to support from first to last delegates tc
the Charleston convention in favor of the nomination oil
S. A. Douglas