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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-12
sTATE OF NORTH CAROLlNA,

HANOVER COUNTY.
VXTHEREAS information hath this day been made to
w the undersigned, by the oath of c. B. Miller, that
slave, his property SIMON hath run away and lies out
hid and lurking in swamps woods and other obscure places,
committing depredaons the peaceful inhabitants of said
These are in the OF the State of North Carroll
ma to require him. said slave forthwith to surrender
himself his other lawful authority, and we
do hereby order this proclamation tobe published at the
Court House door and two other public places Of said cOup
IT, and the said Slave that if he does not Immediately
to his said master, is lawful for any person to
capture him by Staying him otherwise, without
ton inpeachm of any crime. Given under hauds
and seals this 25th January, 1859.
W. I. j. VANN, J. P, [sEAL.]
A. LAMONT, j, P, [sEAL.l ....
DESCRIPTIONS:
SIMON is built copper color about Is years old,
feet inches high, and weighs 40 lbs.
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.sApDLE AND HARNESS. MANuFAcroRY.

CA EVERY VARIETY OF SADDLES, @NSNM
Harness, Brides Whips and Trunks Sss4 x if tR
80 Harness, Band. String and Sole sEls u y
Fmmngs carpet Bg o na6s CO
Powders for diseased Horses and Cattle; every description
of Bits Spurs Coach Trimmings, &c. &c. The largest
stock the State and sold wholesale retail at the low
est New York prices. 49,. ...,-=- n 4 .,s+,a' !.
Harness and Saddles manufactured to OTder and ra-
paired. Or s.~-~- -. j., @..5' JAMES WILSON,
~ Al9ly s.s Ne Narket:st near the wharf. ii
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REPoRT OF N oRTHERN SR1Es FROM SOUTH
The New York correspondent Of the Mobile Register,
says: .....
The Republican leaders here sent confidential agents
in September, to every Southern State to examine into
and report the extent of and ammunition in the
South that could be used in March, 1861, should Sew
ards taking his seat be opposed A copy of the report
was sent by friend in the office of the Independent.
will merely mention that it contains in reference to Ala
bama South Carolina and Georgia. - The spies report
that the arms and ammunition n Alabama is of no posi-
BILE account. OF South Carolina he speaks in the most
eontemptous terms and contrasts the arms and supplies
of the Federal Government and fortress with those of
the State at Columbia and at Charleston. He says
there are not rusty muskes in the State sufficient
ITO 100 men, and if there were, that the muskets
would explode and kill the holders In Georgia. the
spysays there sasearcty OF arms and of powder and
fshot torthe ordinary hunting done in the. State: A
the States are reported and if the report true were
r in your Eeglslature not day sAeAla Pass before
by legalizing manufactures of arms and powder Why
OF?
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All chO tslng It giUing Their unanimous testimony
IN ITS faUOr.
M1 cGtr IN the mouth aoi the IUlgorator and s1cauOao
both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Dr. SANFORD, PROPRIETOR No 335 Broadway. N. York.
Retaed by all Druggists. Sold also by w. H. LpPITT,
WALKER MEARES, and DRAKE 4 MCI1N, Wilmington,
\. c. March oath, lS59.-3Oly
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Wanted,

'". FULL CASH PRICES FOR NEGROES.
RA ALL PERSONS WISHING TO SELL NEGROES,
* requested call the subscriber as he is deter
XA mined pay prices that will Justify persons to sell.
Please call address Clinton N g., and you
shall haye the worth of your Negroes if you will sell them
and that without telling fbs, or that Negroes have
fallen. l.. a. POWELL, .
Aug. 5th, 1s59.-496m* -~' Clinton, N. c.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS IN NORTH AND
SOUTH CAROLINA.
eka I AM IN MARKET NOW FOR THE PURPOSE
*. OF BUYING NEGROES All persons who have such
~ property to dispose of would do well to call on me,
Warsaw N G. will go any part Of either
of the above named States after negroes.
All letters promptly attended to. 5000. :
August 26, lS59-52-6m. NORRIS FREDERICK.
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CAC dOoS OIG6n ECpCdICu
( is a sure cure for Cholera
= tMorb1ts, and preventive
q of Cholera. -
A Only one bottle is needed
II to throw out of the system
~ the effects of medicine after
Il a long sickness.
a One bottle taken for jam
dice removes all sall0wness
Al or unnatural color fir )m the
- skin.
- One dose taken a short
~ time before eating gives
SAl Ivigor to the appetite and
- makes the food digest well.
RI One dose, often repeated,
L. cures Ch1 Onic DidrrhRd
in it's worst form, while
81 Summer and BOareI Com
/ q plants yield almost to the
81 first dose.
- A few bottles will cure
Dropsy by exciting the alb
: sorbents.
! 81 We take pleasure in re-
- commencing this medicine
q as a preventive for FeceJ'
- and Ague, Chill FeUer and
- all FeVers of Bilious type.
= 1t operates with certainty,
4 F and thousands are willing
! "a TO testify to its wonderful
s&1 virtues.
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JOHN r. HERRING

JOHN r. HERRING, .~, .,,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES
l.. -. .s.: '.s4- .f-. .." -. WILMINGTON, N. g..
viii attend promptly to all business in above line
Office on North Water Street. oFerH YoTGiaghns Store
December Sth, lS59-l5- E1n*
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- NEW GRUCERY STORE.

= - -.-a NEW GROCERY STORE. aa "t|-
TJNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the public
that he has taken the store formerly occupied by Rus
sell Bro, No 30 North Water Street where he has and
will continue general assortment Of GROCE
RIES PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, and such other articles
are usually kept Grocery Store which he will sell low
for cash. Orders thankfully received aud promptly attended
to. .. .... .... ... , .... :,
attention .' D. NJ. FOYLES.
WILMINGTON N q Nov lIth. 1859 lift
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L. III. ROTHWEII


n ENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, .r .... ...-
" WILMINGTON, N. c.,
Viii attend promptly to the collection Of all Accounts,
Notes. &c. entrusted to his care, for reasonable comis-
sion and will attend all Courts in the adjoining Counties
for that purpose. ..... 49, -, -
He also continues the Agency Tor the sale Of Books News
papers, Periodicals, &c.
November Is, 1s59-I2.tf.
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H. R. Savage, Cashier Bank Cape Fear, Wilmington
John Dawson, Pres't Branch Bank of n c. Wilmngt gtOn.
W H. James Cashier Branch Bank OF Cape Fear Raleigh.
NoY.llth. 1883. ll-lY
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I TPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER,
L ... CORNER PRINCESS ,ANB FRONT STREETS, .
WILNINGTON, n. c..
Keeps always on hand and manufactures order any
ce in the UPHOlSTERING LINE also, large assert
ment Of PAPER HANGINGS which put up at short
notice.
Nov. llth, 1859 IL
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w. III. BURLINGTON,

z NOMMIooIUN MEIOIiANI T. II
" WHMNGTOE, N. c.
asr Will give prompt and personal attention to all
signments Of SPIRITS TURP ENTINE, ROSIN, TIM
BER, COTTON FLOUR, and other country produce,
either for sale shipment.
My wharf and warehouses being conveniently located for
the reception of produce either by Railroad River
bles me tc make charges light
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WI LtIINdsroN FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,

WILMINGTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
FRONT STREET lBELO W MARKET SIREET,l
= -, .. Wilmington N. c. * .. 49, -,
y L. A. HART JOHN, C.. BAILEY PRoPRIEToRs,
DRASS AND IRON CASTINGS, finished unfinished
ID Machinery made and put up old Machinery
hauled ali Kinds Of Patterns, Ornamental and Archtectu
ra viii supply Drafts Of all kinds of Machinery and Mil
Work generally fs.rr.a0 aa--2- - -r5.' z 81 80 +"
" Al work warranted to be represented opderszre-
specially solicited. - .z - .. .; .rs., s,s.
Also Tdrpentne Stills and Copper Work all its branches.
November nth; 1859-If=7y. ~
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Z. NJ. SMITH, JOHN MCLAURIN
SMITH q McLAURIN,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
- "-la-- .E--- WILMINGTON, n. G.
JOHN DAWSON, Esq, Mayor.
E. P. HALL, Esq, President Branch Bank Stale N. c.
Oct 7th 1859 6-tf
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A NORTHERN A4BoLIT1oNIsT KICKED OUr-Ibe
Memphis Argus of Wednesday last has the following
A gentleman who came down from Grand Junction
yesterday, gives the particulars of exciting little
episode which occurred on the Central Railroad, be-
tween Jackson and the former place last Friday. A
person, whose name. informant unable to learn
had taken passage at Jackson in this State the train
coming South. and during conversation hetwean him.
self and several other passengers on the alabsorbing
topic of John Brown, the irrepressibe conflict etc.,
remarked that be from the North and very yoluby
proceeded to denounce the Southern people and their
Institutions generally and GoV.-Wise and the Virgin.
ians particularly, winding up with vehement eulogy
Ion old John Brown, whom he declared to be hero and
martyr of the first water The other gentlemen patient
ly waited until the Brownie had DONE when Of them
seized him by the collar and kicked him to the door of
thecar. He then showed on the platform, and
other boot application sent him whirlng off the train
last seen of the follower Of Brown as the train whiz
zed rapidly past was head buried deep in mud pud
spastnodic kicking We did not learn that the rascal
broke hisHeck by the fa but if such the case the
country hasn't experienced any very great loss. ..'
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I J''1" - - No. 80 MARKET ST,
y, a . ...... -...F-I. WILMINGTON N. G.
ceA THE UNDERSIGNED takes this EENNN ~
EsSA method of informing his customers, Fsi#v iii
and the public generally that hay - a+l, y
SADDLES, HARNESS, &c. he still continues to carry on
the above business all its branches at the cid stand OF
Those wishing anything ia his line, would do well to call
and examine purchasing elsewhere he has spen
did stock of SADDLES, Harness BRIDES, " Ei5S BIPS
BAGS VALlSES &C., which he will sell low for cash.
He has also on hand fine assortment of HUB BANDS
sale. low. -~-r+~-I si+ ,'-iA~~ s~~ -~-~ >'--
% REPAIRING done at short notice. and on reasonable
terms WM' II. JACOoc'
april l3, 1S59.-4s6-Sm-3S1y.
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WILMINGTON EoOfk BINDEF
EDWIN A. KEITH,

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
" WILMINGTON, N. C.
Offers his services to Planters Factor gent for the
sale of Cotton will give his personal attention the sale
ofGOtton
His Commission for selling Cotton will be 80 cents per
bale, additional charge Will be made. Cotton forwarded
to New York for 10 per bale.
Oct. 4th. lSh4
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LAND NOR SALE.

January 5th, 18GO--19.tds. b. . .'-.2H - :
, 1860-05-23

In11o Gsa1es. 11r. Aami,n occupies rooms a
f.or, " Moose' WHICH ~as illuminated
| "J ~. q n.s,. - sInat: tS
| of 49, to,si sac p'osesa1un a!IlFea IN front
ahaa. s ootsc. auu WAS e1ee1ea win threc 1ustE
S GL:erw A1@r inc inspiring ar, j." Haul to the
. Nn. 20 I1nisef On siml:ar occasions. had beeu
pe111q1ln9o ov aoe tbs band, loud calls were made
1of Af" aemAn'
spxxsu or ros. u.xx,n,, n,,,,,.
- Ao'|' 'A1->S'DA1 "4SI'S.
Nr. uau'in came forward, amidst ereut c,,eer.
ing, and epoke as follows:
FRIENDS AND FELLOW Citizens: Concuyiuc
vain you IDLY in the great PRINCIPLES wbicll
nave united US in political association, i an,
Pleasea 70 meet you On this occasion und
y una1e ny VOICE With yours most cotdialy in 4
IT'D tI,na.e 10 common 'nss Yoa hare asse,n-
oteo 10 con8faiuafc each ether upon the doines
" "! recent convention At Chlcago, the result
- ~n1co nas come 70 Us orer the t:lcsraphic
"nes. W tnas posit'on Which haaLeea assign
81 e. ~ me, you VIII alo" me to say, TINT while
ZEE proioonoi5 grateful for the honor it con-
. auo = aia ua's seaniolc VI Tue totsations it
loPoses, II vas neaher Eoughf, expected, ncr
sa :. oesueo- hot as II mas colne unsolicited,
Ieatee me no alternative but to accept the
aeep1ne'oHtles WHICH attach to 1t, wlt! an car
nes. nope aua enoeaSof, That Cause more im-
Por.ans than any man, will receive no detriment
naoos. 1ut you nave com-to pay a,iib-
ete 70 on: standard bearer, who has been taken
from Tue Grt at M*st, where the star Of r,' pre-
IL eliminating, If it has not already eliminated;
f.. nan and q liz ,sfompssensivs ard vigorous iue
4eGs, aoa iuiy equal 10 The position designated.
20 & x'eoatect o. ms own fortune. he comes TO
os,a 10 most empna!acany areprcsentaiive man; not
OILY alepsesentst1Fe II man as an able aud earn
;5.s; r. sapone9t o. Nepnoccaa PRINCIPLES. but Us
uent1neo nna tpe laootlnS and industrial class:
GO. nas1oe from eariy ne, to the maturity Of
can ~, H. o1soa Jn ~ ,lnssi p ph5s'csl la1or. Le
~, ~ eG aoes 9nt ,eeI keener s:nse Of the
t'ghtsu iaoqf. ne STANDS eefnre tie country,
~: WIN nien moral character. upon which
e'eua ,:.! sa5Pie.oo vas never ofea1hed, and with
q political integrity ahnra Tpnro4r!, n1,
, 1860-05-23

Returning delegates, on their route hom>,
ward to thas city, we're satuted, at leading noints
~ large crowds Of people. full OF wi'd cnthu..
slAsm for the Chicago nominations, Eren il,e
train which left On Friday evening continucd tn
be greeted at the several stations. until lon,. a
ter midnight. On Saturday these arlent d..
monstrations, begun at Valparaiso. Ind, we're
Eept up At various poinfs, and culn,aatrd ut
Fort Wayne. in large itnrromrtu mas, rcct-
Ing. Gov. Denniston, beins / On the ,rain. wns
called out, and effectively addressed tho larce
assemblage, e'icittnG repeated aud hearty a.
plause by bis illusions 10 "uoocst Old Abe"
and the glorious triumph to be won under his
leadership. Here, rs along the road SO far as
Lins. where large number Of Ohioans took
smother route, the band of music ACCOMMODATING
me fennsElrani& delegates enlireued these re-
mat5ao'e popular gatherings With strains suited
70 tue occasion. At one place ia INDIANA
ia1ge nag, with the names of the candidates,
and attached to rail, was 1sing, ind tho loud.
e:t OF cheers went up for the nominees. From
Lima 10 this city, like demonstrations Ind NJ
ready greeted shs previous train. All the Ill
aui Valley is On fire with the enthusiasm far tbe
Republican ticket. Judging from Ito iudics-
tions thu. given. We anticipate popular Jurors Jurors
for Lincoln and lIamliu, during this canvass.
unparalleled erea during the memorable contest
Of 1s40.
, 1860-05-23
Drrss & Grihttttr
CH1CA GO.


4 panic has seized the Democratic leaders
in Washington Tho nomination Of Lincoln is
an event ior which they wers cot prepared.
Tbs eYidances Of his amazing popularity with
the masses overwhclm them. Douglas, their
st1ooges: msn'in thu Northwest they perceive
csnnot carry single State Of that section Oh
against Lincoln. Our Washington dispatches
advise III Of a movement to withdraw Douglas
AID concentrate upon scmo other rnan-prob-
ably Seymour Of New York. We confess to
having INDUCED hope, eince ths nomination
of Lincoln, that Dou2lAs might be hia COM
pesitor. We would ! ke to SEQ fair trial
Of strength btf.ro tho people, between
tho two men and the opposing principles which
they represent, when N unfair apporlionment
could no. give the victory to the defeated
party, as was tho cage with Douglas in 1858.
Nothing couli pleaso uz bitter than to see
Mr. Lincoln pitte3 against the Little Giant in
national hsht. We stiA hopo it may bc dcne
but NO ftar that II. Douglas has no desire to
come to time, and that his friends will not
permit him to make the attempt, even il ho
has the lemeEity to undertake it. But beyond
the matter Of personal qualification, it makes
but little difference as TO who may hs selacted
aa tho elandard-bearer Ct the pro-slave1y Dsm-
ocracy; for Honest Old Abs will distance him,
whoever ls moy be, so badly that it will never
be quite certain utter tho siec.iso that he was
in the race Ut all
, 1860-05-23

The unezaup1et success wheh attended the publication
Of The Lampfghtet" aud HI. el Vaughan viii be vel
remembered. The former Of these novels his reached
se unparalleled by American rove except one na,ly
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES having bean
sod The universal voice In The United States and In Grrat
Britain has Proclaimed these novels amone:h
aehie7ement1 OF the day IA fiction. "EfF ureld.s~ vii
Indeed exhibit fuller Development of ths authors ~
sourcef, naztu.tr thought xad keener srsIkht
Alre1dcrs Who hare enjoyed the arng Incidents and
Vigorous define IT "1he Laurlshter~ aud -Aattl
Vzughan," The seene cf which laid UPON American
grouna Will nre s.eon1 ntltason fellow tie aa,ho.
into The rev aad fascinating region of rorauee which ste
his salteted for the seene Of be; present story.
, 1860-05-23
CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY, MAY %. i86o
Shooting Anrav

Yesterday 4. M. two colored men engaged in n
shooting afIray worthy Of the palmiest days Of
Arkansas. Itappears that r. H. Saunders and
". II. Gnderdue, BARRIERS employed at la7
South CLARK street have had an unfriendly feel.
ing for each other for the past few days,
owing to the fact that Saunders inserted
and offered to bet that a clock might 20 for
whole year without winding up. Under
due doubted and offered, after making due
inquiries into the science Of clock making,
to take up the proffered bet. Saunders
declined then, IS Underdue by these in.
quirics had gained an Unfair advantage over
him. They suar1ed at each other, frequently
since, and last night Saunders understanding
that be WAS to be attacked, armed himself
with revolver. This morning when they
met in The shop, Undcriue wanted to get up
debate on the clcek aud incidental questions,
when Saunders declined controversy, upon
which Clderdue. who Wis Standing near the
shop door, drew duclling pistol ard fred at
Saunders, lodging couple Of buck-shot in
his shoulder. Saunders dew revolver and
fired back; he did not Lit his antagonist, but
came pretty near if, putting couple of balls
in the frame Of the door. Underdue then drew
areTolEer which he had beside the pistol, aod
threw it at Saunders, striking him severe blow
on the head, upon which be rushed ont Of the
store. toak to bis heels, but Lieutenant Bel
liDger nnd cficer Macau1ey pursued and arrest.
ed him some si1 miles from the cita, beyond |
Cottage Grove, and at a little after II O'Clock |
they returned with thar prisoner in = wagon,
and be is locked up.
Saunders is not, it is thought, fatally injured;
DT. Gore was called in and found that two balls
had entered at the shoulder aud are now lodged
IN the hssby part of the arm near the shoulder,
from which they have not been and it is thought
cannot be extracted; the blow On the head is
.eTere one; the effect Of this wound cannot bs
for some little time.
The idea Of determin ing petty qaarrels by
he use Of deadly weapols is becoming too
PREVALENT, and those having recourse to them
'hou1d be put down By the inv. The defend
INT was brought before Justice Aiken yester-
lay afternoon, and the case continued to The
orb inst
, 1860-05-23
OLD LINE WHIE8 OF NEW YORK
FUR LINCOLN.

Tho Old Line Wings Of the Empire State
ore everywhere coming to the support Of Old
Abe and the Chicago platform They ars fir
irg salutes and huzzaing for hin, from one end
cf,hs State to tbs o:l4er. They uill add co,ooo
votes to the regular Republican strength. Tho
Buffalo -4dStr:iser, FiIlmore's home orgsu, and
tie Albany Statesmen, the stats organ Of the
Old Liners, both hoist Tie Lincoln banner ard
give in their adhesion to Lincoln and Hanlin.
Ia short, all tic "Anerican" papers in the
Sta'c are cut for the Liucolo ticket, except tue
n. 7. Express, which is pro~slavery-.ympa-
thizez with tho SLAVE. .codo Democracy. Per-
sons who tLk nbout New York being
"doublfnl'' State ara not posted, that's all
New York will give larger majority for Hon
est OLD Abe tL2n even Massachusetts, Mark
the pscdic ion.
, 1860-05-23
Jefferson High School,

farsuant to a call Of the Trustees Of tho
Town Of Jefferson, the directors of the several
districts met in the Town House on Saturday,
Aa5 5th, for the purpose Of establishing Union
A'sh School, under the provisions Of the School
Law. u. n. kimbell wns chosen Chairman
md E. Sirnons Secretary. The object Of the
meeting was briefly stated by the Chair, after
which the meeting WAS addressed By J, F,
Eberhsrt, School Commissioner, D. S. Went.
worth, OF ths Seammon School. Chicago, judge
Nathan Allen, and othars, all advocating warm.
II the claims and benefits Of such schoo)-
The general sentiment vaa In faYur Of tho
school The meeting adjourned to meet azain
on Saturday, June 2nd, At o'clock P. NJ.
u. n. K.xBAL1, Chm.
E. 6IxoSs, Sec'y,
, 1860-05-23

cnscAsn, My lit, 1seo.
Annual Nretinx Or tae Bcndbo1de1s <tccaho.t-
e'sof this Company will b. he'd ths nteatf lbs Com
ca. ot Janf $50 ~ O'Clock T.. foe the election Of
any otker bcslne - that unsY e ms besose her1.
ny3-Nefa JAMES t. IUuNtI, 3cerst1rY.
, 1860-05-23

TINS ATLANTIC MoxrnIr.-We hnrs Just re-
cclved from the publishers the June number of
tile ADORE magazine, which concludes tho fifth
volume. The frat article, 1.-THE Future Of
american Railways" though handled by one
we'll verssd in his subject, ws do not endorse
his pnrtla1ity 10 one road anil depreciation Of
another: Another Tery good article, entitled
"chess,' is quaint in style aud interesting as
well to the general reader as to the chess arna-
teur. The poem "pythagoras" is passable, "a
ls also "Japan," though a. Japan aud tho
japanese are all the rage at present, it is prof.
ably the most attractive article in tie number.
1t nlso contains several other very readable
papers, including the continuation Of 1.-THE
Professors Story" 1tis sold here by McNa1ly
/ Co., No. 81 and by Norris L Hyde, No. 100
Dearboru street.
, 1860-05-23

r., cu1caGo, Nay, 1860.
MI. Thomas George As warm weather
Is approaching. am reminded Of the grea. sat
son, after settirg from you one Of those most
Desirable, and ight almost say Indispensable
articles, Wirship's Resrigeratora. Although
nm not a believer in every new thing because it
is patented, get must say that the said refrir.
orator ia certainly one Of the best things have
my17Gs GEO. II. Lar, JR, Mich. Avenue.
, 1860-05-23

IlIANCE FOR A DRUGGIST
~ One Of the Aest Dro& s.ofes In The ctr fuza.heI
for Wholesale and Retail Trad Ia obsaned As long
rn. dslied potion whole o. tho ttock viii b
to! Al fest nduc.n cott Address poat tEce boz
No. $50. - mT1fxew
, 1860-05-23

After music from The band. Mr. cau,pbe,l.
member Of Congress from Penn@vlrani4, WA
introduced. He said: claim tho riaht to ex.
press the sentiment Of my snction upou tie
nomination recently male ut CLicazo. TCheers.1
l want to say. airst, nv State il Cnitn.tcy;ny
and conservative to the core She belieyea thaf
tbe mission Of this great Republic. as originated
by the fathers, is one Of peace md liberty !: Lut
that this Democratic party row in power has
been arrayed against liberty, the Revolutionary
precepts, right, and the interests Of tle eou,i-
try. Applause.l She l,as, therefore. Looked
around her for some otler min, and I,as
heard that citizen of Kentucky. barn
on her soil. . pinnccr of the Western will
erne%s-sbe has henrd OF tho nru,ination #
Abraham Lincoln with unteizre.: grnt,ticat;oa.
lApplanse.] She believes that Abraham LIN
coin is the mnn for the lime, md N caes breast
up with the advancing warc Of civilization ard
liberty. He then went on 10 euloriz. the Mat.
form upon which he stands, whicu lie i,ir,
Campbel) said protected tue iron Interests Of
pepnaylvania, aud would build up bar nlsl,u!ac.
turers. and pledged the Kess-en Safe 10 III.
nominees Of tl.e Chicago Convention.
Prom the Washington House tic band and
the attending crowd proceeded up peor*1lva.
MA avenue five hundred s:rons, sntl thence IN
Eighth street to the quarters Of Senator Ttuu!-
bull.
, 1860-05-23

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