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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
DEPOT

OF GENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
READY MADE LINENS UNDER GARMENTS, 81. &c.
strangers visiting this city, to their rich and extensive
sorment OF stocks ca gloves suspenders
handkerchefs dressing hosiery lambs wool merino,
silk Berlin buckskn and other under shirts and draw
Their Of the goods and all other articles
sppeainng to gentleman, wardrobe rich varied and
extensive, and well worthy the attention Of the fashionable
community, they would particularly recommend their
sye Of gentlemens Shirts containing improvements
The shirts present manufactured by Them suit the
form Of the weaer thereby doing away with the large oyepu,
only the comfort Of the but the beauty the
form This Improvement manifest the Judges Of the
late fair the American Institute that the premium
awarded to the spbserbsm their patent elastic Brace paIeu-
STOPPING They will be found of immense benefit person,
0, dentary habits by bracing the houders they strenge
mnt to the free othe arms They would also call sten
may depend being suited with and most
articles, by calling at the old establishment OF
PARSELLS & AGATE,
au 20 smsec 3y Broadway, corner Of Park place.
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
A DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRY
DIR. A. g. CASTLE, 38I BRUAUWAY e

- Of WHITE STREET, has Paste for Sliins
decayed hollow teeth put into the most tender
teeth without any pain with which it be-
mpacted into ONE hard solid body restoring and
preserving hterto painful and useless teeth artfcialy
ALL CASES, the .cessiy of extraction. Ladies the
vivid terms It's efficacy The Editor Of the Evening Post
" It. admirably adapted for tender teeth and
and DR. operates on the teeth with great and
in all respects perfect for life The Sun says DIR Castle ha,
teeth nc most eminent gentlemen Of the Medical Faculty
nave personally tried and recommend DR. Castles Paste for
aching tooth will effect permanent cure.
~r,,z II rom the Journal of Commerce.)
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON-Dr.
Hsse has replaced by most ingenious piece Of dental
sm s away , u the case Of Lieut. S. of the y NJ who
the Indian. IN FLORIDA We have letters from Lieut. $.
o. ms extraordinary and its entire
at te los. OF these important skfy replaced by
ase . now no more source of the Lieutenant
" u inserts artificial teeth the principle Of adhesion by
El DR. C. Castle refer, to the Spanish. French and
f Rear Admir-, WALTON Lord MorPeth Gen: McCsry,
fey SAM p * II g. Nr' p SsSs5a Gaines. p Beck Dr.
Ser Dr. !; G; Gheesman. Dr. A. STEPHENS. Dr. j. Tory
Broadway. nia Imsec
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ODG E'S LON d ON
COPDIAT GIN

THIS superior article always be obtained the Wine
Vaults, No. ia Fulton street door from Dutch street
HODGES
CELEBRATED LONDON BITTERS.
These bers highly commended by the Medical Facu
" OF Europs restorative for tn. appetite used
its pure state xed with wines liquors and
obtained at all the principal hotels in the United Sold
wholesale only No IA Fulton door from Dutch
Agents for Boston, MassNIessrs Blake Tumbull
Milk and Federal streets: For Providence r. l., Mr. Thomas
Spencer, No. Is West Water street.
T. SThe above articles be had in bottles for family
Also-STOUGHTON'S BITTERS, ESSENCE PEP.
PERMINT, PHILADELPHIA PORTER, ALE AND
CHAMPAGNE CIDER, of superior gu, allies, at
No. ia FULTON STREET,
n19 lm*ec One door from Dutch street.
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J. SORIA'S

CHEAP DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT.
SORA bess leave respectfully inform his friends and
M the public in general that owing the depressed of
the times he has reduced his Is below the regu
lar charges.
Ladies wishing their dresses, shaws sc. dyed
pressed will find it much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well call with such articles
will be ATTENDED TO- and the articles done up in the
His branches No ISL Blocker No Bowery and
at a57 Grand Sc Also branch ~ Fulton BrooklyL and
at Newark, NJ j. Of Broad and Washington Place
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed and put up
their original forms, and on moderate terms.
Principal Office $50 Psarl au20 3m#ec
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS. &c,

LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
THE Loss Of Feet, and Leg. hndance the act Of
L walkng-JOHN +. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker &c.
respectfully Informs the public that he has Phi
ladepha to Az street, Of Pike New York City,
where he continues manufacture
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan the having through
necessy invented made and artificial leg for forty
and been manufacturer for thyve feels
dent Of giving satisfaction all call on him Legs
Hands, Arms. the Common Wooden Leg M lmsT
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VINO WLL NAEE TREo T2q pr, AGH M BY
directly opposite Downing street they nave the de-
too much decayed have extracted for only IS cents teeth
serted he improve principles filling Re &c all ore
within ofevery ndvidu and warranted to be done
in the hes, possible manner, the money refunded.
b. References will be given to some Of the first families in
the immediate ycuy who have experienced the benefits
his operations their entire Satisfaction, and who will testify
TO the above statements. Mo imNec
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MADAME SUTTON,
PROFESS ORO SINGING,
IS Varick street, ST.. Johns Park sis sm$r

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor of Music, respectfully
announces TO his Patrons and the Public general that
has removed from SO Crosby 1876 Laurens street. where all
orders Tor his Coton Band wait Parties &c.
Of town will be received and promptly attended to.
Orders for j. X will also be received at MIR. w. Dubois Mu
sic Store, 2s3 Broadway n2 lmNHc
ITALIAN MUSlC.-MR MANNING, Twenty years res,
dent Naples) pupil Of Pacini and Crescentni
strucons terms to suit the times Italian French and
English singing and in the fashionable style of piano
forte playing
Mr. M has permission refer the following gentlemen
NJ Wainwright, ID. D.; Messrs. Rowland Aspinwa
F. Schroeder D. d. Mr. J. T. Brigham; F. L. Hawkes. D. D..
Mr.. Ward.
MI Nj resides at asoX Hudson street. near Spring St
MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MESSRS @. WEISS & FIR GRAMBSS, Professors OF
" Music respectfully their patrons the ladies
aud gentlemen Of New York and vicinity that their Coion
Band prepared play the admired and fashionable
Music for Private Parties, Soirees, sc.
Orders thankfully received aud punctualy attended 26
Delaney also MrMot's Music Saloon 500 Broady ay
or at MIR Jole's Music Store, 1886 Broadway nd lm'r
TO PIANO FORTE MAKERS.
John GILL, OF Piano Forte Hardware wishe
TO that in addition his establishment ION 26h
street and Sd Avenue that he has made with Mr.
John Phyfe ivory dealer No 10 Murray street New York
agent where any article of piano forte hardware be
o. respectfully socits attention the superior quality OF
ms manufactured goods especially h Improved tuning pins
which are warranted IN every respect Sixteen close
tenon to the above business New York has enabled j. g.
TO xnow exactly what the piano forte makers require.
ALI orders TO John Gill; Goth and Sd Avenue New York
ton Goods forwarded any part ofthe United States.
oil lmsm
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THE FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
AT THE MAGAZIN DE MODES,
No. 60 CANAL STREET

A CARD-TO THE LADIES OF FASHION-MA-
"A DAME BEHRMAN begs most respectfully to inform
friends and that she has received by the
herself that will stand unryalled city The
fashions consist of the following full and entire styles
silk satp mode and quilted hats entire novel description,
ladies' misses and chidrens sizes Also, complete
Of and head dresses Paris ribbons artificial flow
feathers and hair Of the best Paris.
Madame b. socts the ladies with an early call
and examine for themselves
Magazn de Modes GO Canal street nj lmsec
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FRENCH CHINA.
u SOIITH NuIJTTAM CTT,D II,

FRENCH CHINA.
No. SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturer has
a. always hand large
in plain white and gilt French Porcelain well and
dessert plates of all assorted Dishes tureens
Dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custards and stands
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek French and Ameri-
shape.
All the articles warranted Of the best quality and
old liberal terms and in lots suit purchasers SGT
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TO MILLlNERS.

L 7 q N q X q
NARL KING the celebrated Tuscan Hat Mann actn er,
~ respectfully informs his kind friends patrons that
he has associated himself with Mr. Joseph Lyon ate from
Paris and have established themselves No John
splendid of Paris Millinery Articles suitable for the
ensuing The above stock consists Of elegant
Ribbons; Lutestnng and Satin Rbbonds, all fall eoors
French Flowers Feaher entire style Of Silks and
every other article in the Millinery line.
Messrs would also that the above goods have
been purchased for cash (dec from the
will be sold at small advance to those who may be
pleased to favor them with call.
LYON & KING. John ST N. Y
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent,

FaIpAv, Nov. H-Louel G. Mcke'J Us. the SHERIFF
This action against the Sheriff OF the city and
county of New York. for not selling goods levied
The plaintiff issued execution against the goods and
chaels Of Alfred M. Whitney, of No. jackson street,
for 1874 a. at the time directing the Sheriff to make
the levy but not to the property, or to sell I'M
til further notice This the 5ih April On the
7h September the Attorney OF the plaintiff directed tho
Sheriff proceed to No IS Factory street, where the
debtor removed sell whatever Of the pro-
perty levied he could find. The time Of sale passed
off and no sale being made this action brought. il
alledged that the property originally levied on was
all removed to Factory street and returned by the
deputy The defence deny that such the case and
but $50 worth of the S60 could be found ndepen-
dent of the property exempt law The Court char ged
that tue directions given to the Sheriff relieved him om
any responsibility up tho eth September but from that
date responsible The question whether the
property originally levied had been removed t. Fac
tory street, If then the Sheriff liable-but IL not.
then he was only liable for the amount found on tho
premises II question OF edbility between the
deputy Sheriff and Mr.. Deevan, the Attorney for the
plaintiff The jury will return sealed verdict in the
For PIaintf-Messrs. Emerson and Delevan. Fer De-
PENDANT Messrs. Hart and Blunt.
Issac Moses Jr. Us. the SheriF.-This action Of
trespass The Sheriff had writ Of directed
to him. against certain MIR. Chesman Of Philadelphia.
whose agent in this city, Mr. Hays, had hand about
twenty hogsheads of olive oil hch the Sheriff levied
On the day levy made the agent sold the oil to
the plaintiff in the at 90 cents per gallon when the
market price at the time 80 cents The plaintiff con.
tended that ii was bona fde SALE he having advanced
5000 pay the duties the OIL and that Hays the sgent
previously indebted for monies advanced to cover
which he made the sale above quoted. The defence
set up fraud in the transu and the Jury gave verdict
For plaintiff the Messrs. ogden-yor defendant.
Messrs. Hart O'Conner.
Calendar 10, Saturday 100, 81 l26, l27, lso lal, ls2
1873, l34 1885, 1877 1873, 39 lao, l4i 42 las, l4A lao,
LAG. l47, l4s lag, $50, Isl, l62, 1853
Short Cases-Judge Kent has decided not to take up
my long for the remainder of the term alter to-
will be disposed Of in preference for the benefit
OF whom concerns
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7 .ACEs-LACEs &sRIBBoNs-very ehesgM
II LEEPERS,
mis- imsrc ~ Catherine street.
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DECREASE IN EMIeRArioN.-Tn This year 70 the itsh
instant. % $50 emlsrants arrived at Quebec.
year i3, 760 This great dimlnuton mas oeenlto
duced by the repeal movement in Ireland. opes
held out to the emigrants IN the event OF the cess
of repeal induced them TO remain " ho"'e'
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dARPS.

] I: BROWNE co. Manufacturers Of the Improved
Patent Double Action Harp by Royal Letters Patent,
1870 {many with Ead) No. 1856
Broadway and 13h Chambers street, New York.
j. f. Browne offers for sale 1886 Broadway the col
lection OF these beautiful instrument: in the United States His
European prices thereby lvng purchasers the high duties
posed by tariff on these instruments.
f. Browne would observe these Hrps constructed
the most approved principles with all the modern
mens are unequaed in biancy Ct tone fneness of touch
and perectness of mechanism Pal cuar to
them for the extremes of climate in country which
Rect they Will be found far of European
faeture imported in the usual way.
These Haps patronsed the elite musical and
professional talent in Europe the latter would
ton Bochsa, who nva' ably selects FROM this establish
ment lhe attention OF lessons this solicited
Lists Of prices and descriptions be forwarded by post
Strings, &c. o2l Im*sc
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General Sc sslOns.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Emmsns and
Naak

JorAsB. PHILLIPS, Esqr, Acting District Attorney.
FaIDAY Nov. IT,. Sentence Day.-lsaac lsascs, con-
vcted burglary in the thrd degree, in entering the
William mour, was sentenced to the state
Prison. Sing Sing, Tor three years end six months
Nathaniel Random, colored man. formerly waiter ct
Bunksrs Manen House convicted of grand larceny, IN
stealing money and clothing from the boarders az the
hoe sentenced to the Penitentary for two years
ard six months
In the case Of George Wks, convicted Of publishing
The Whip" Sc, the Court stated that athdavis from
the District Attorney, showing the connection OF Wks
with other lDellous prints, since his conviction, had
Just handed in to the Court; and therefore, not
having time examine thu m, they should postpone sen
,ence until Tuesday next. when WIS was ordered to
| appear in Court.
Ia the case John Giles convicted OF assault and bat
tey the sentence deferred, as the tihdavs Of cha
| racter, sc tad just been pr, sented. - -
abduction of a Lavyer-The trial OF william
Grisss, and Francis say Esq impiesded with Wilsm
o Day, Esq. for an assault and bat cry on Robert H.
shannon Esq and subsequent abduction to J,rsey city,
continued.
This occupied the whole day. and was submitted
the jury about Dusk who almost Immediately return
ed verdict OF guilty against both the accused The
Court then adjourned to Monday next.
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COFFEE.
WEST INDIA COEFEE AND SPICE FACTORl

No. GA Barclay street,
Near Greenwich New York.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for sale, Green, Roasted
" and Ground COFFEE s. Ground Pepper Cinnamon Aspice,
Ginger, Cloves. Mustard, Mace Nutmsgs, SC.
Coffee Roasted and Ground for Groces the shortest notice.
c. KlNNER
U Goods any Of the city free of expense
nil ip,Sp,
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LEECHES! LEECHESl! LEECHES!!
ErIRST QUALITY LEECHES for sale, wholesale and re-
tail, at the rate Of sixty dollars per thousand BY
j. h. Ell COPPA, Importer of Leeches,
lt9 Nassau street. near the Park
BJ.F Coppa will always Warrant the qualities Of
the Leeches soloIby thems o25 lm~r
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LEECHES
LEECHESl LEECHES,
60 mn LARGE AND HEALTHY Swedish and
OO,OOO German Leeches just received per bsrane s;
Isaac Newton from lambu Eor sale at very low pric, A.
q. A. II. WITTE,
Importers Of Leeches,
n1slmsr zee Pearl street. New York
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FROM THE INDIAN COUNTRY jacob west, VINO
was convicted OF the murder OF busnyneao, IN me
Cherok 90 nation has not been hung as was stated day
ortwo ago The Arkansas Ioeiligencer Of the Ystn
October nas sO5
tua' ns @ ed sig ned petition for his reprieve
Gov Butler Uated sstss sgsSs for the Cherokee.
u dsns a, cache creek, Red River the 2oth
81 Woyember to old treaties and negotiate new
nss II is expected that many Camanches, Kiowas, and
,her wild Indians will be present at that meeting.
iarge number OF Cherokees will accompany Gov Butler
to the Prairie Council several persons have been ares
ted suspected OF being accompces in the late murders IN
the nation.
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; REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND. &c.-Th

Skx. REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND. &c.-.The
SxXX subscriber continues to transmit large
small persons, residing any part of Of Ireland
I'M th same he and his predecessor In Business have
done the last thirty years and more also, to part OF
England, or Scotland
personally deposited with him. with the name Of the
Ireland England Scotland, to whom be.
and post town, will be Immediately Transmitted
and paid accordingly and receipt to that effect given for
warded TO the sender
ln like manner money claims persons IN any part OF
Ireland England Scotland he collected by the subscr-
her for residing any part Of the United States Ca
OIL 1m~r GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr 90 Cedar &C. 2
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IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN

IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN
sSlsssd through spd DreVsfs
ue no %sG w q 1nS y % their
6om Slyn Of he Bank s a the
MONEY TO LEND.
A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawnbroker No. SO Reade
. may required Jswey Silver Mare. Dry
Goods Wearing Apparel and property every
scrioton. o29 im.r
MONEY TO LOAN.
on a%I S' e or es oae IN 6
YORK Apply 81 s o f
MONEY LENT.
II gold and silver watches plate swellery diamonds
mathemaca Instruments bedding, and every description Of
LOUIS LEVY, Pawnbroker,
o2S lmtm 400 Grand between Ridge and Attorney st.
pAssENGERs -Going fom New York, South or to
are invited to cali and purchase them Of the subscribers at
e y. S son cash store as they can save from 10 to Is
eseTheTe Capnns Of vessels and hou;ekeepefs also will be
supplied with all kinds groceries and at equal
SAVING wholesale or rea at the store oS South st. near
A sHBuRToM SAUCE-For enrichng Soups, Fish, Poul-
"A Try, Meats, Wild Fowl, Game, SC,
Sauce is confidently recommended the best offered to
r. h. Sf oSainea wholesale and retail att VAN BENZ
10 osBo SRI II T6SE
o25 lm.r ls Courandt street
HaHfsAss sa
ON % @
sa%. @
Of p s es IT, sY kept constantly TOR s ips
R0AT, AND OAR BAZAAR-At this establishm ent canb
found every description of Boats that the ingenuity of
IF what he can do, AT his establishnent built
&: FONDA q H H. snS Il. Psa R4y Rs'9
Ss % g. az
for the United States ship Ohio the barge Empress o Forda
hs gig Neptune for Tampco Bay and host OF
o%kS sWEEFs AND scyLLszlseooe feet on hand,
Look the prices only three and four foot All the
Boats always on hand Visit his Bazaars if You desire treat
ss and m Water and III Cherry .t1ssssoe proprietor
WATCHEs-The largest splendid assortment Of
A. al aad
S s'
offer and a much less prices at retail than
whe, warranted keep good time money returned
and than at any other place in the city
ALkES sns Of r1s ip . sws LIE
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watches
ii. e o% sy
steal Boxes repaired and warranted lower than other
ew and
ss 81 '''''''' Ne" RftRssb EsGER
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Court Fon CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Nov Is -
E. Baker and al w. KIngley Time tor making re-
urn 10 writ of error ended second Monday in JAM
nary VIM steele and others, VS. Sarah F nch, &c-H
" d Van Epps substituted as solicitor for sarsh
Finch 81 Watson and al Anderson, and IS, Johnson
vs. And, on Motion TO set aside judgments deisuh
denied With costs. ST. Us d. ID. Leavitt, president &c.
vs. g w. stanton. president, &C and % Merchants
sntsr vs. CIV of New York. chans,d to On II Con
stan'ne Van Wrinkle reserved csus.--callsd and
down for Tuesday next. 81 Exchanged with No =.
bo'b reserved causes AZ j. @. Aymsr and al vs. North
River Bank Mr. w Gerard opened Tor the plaintins
in error.-.aibany Ertning Journal Nor 49,
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TO THE PUBLIC.


0100 TO $5000-Mr. Francis Crump, Watch Maker,
public that independent q the Watch business. he
silver shape intended for Immediate sale Cash
paid for old gold and silver Watches OF
scrption repaired and warranted. 24s Grand street.
SCALES AND WEIGHTS Of every description manufac.
Gold The subscribers have received various diplomas for
scales exhibited the former fairs of the American In
scales manufactured superior style and Of the finest finish
platform scales patent balances. tin ware c scales repaired
anu ao1os.ea; Welahts 9radaa.sd 70 any seo ezo III. u
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND REUCHEs. Wholesale
PEEGEs Manu5seso ai Grand street second block east
pdsrs %ners would do well to call and
Gold and dresses balls and parte.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received from Germany
AIR TGH CHI Articles es called t ANYpRNE for which
,ss have Se taken Gp il England ans " rhSS
s% z
These articles manufac ured with wool cotton linen silk
ST. Of Th hirE %sy be %sss CkoAKS
HesE Ao hat ANS BoNAET With
Gsh 81 ho%
S 81 A%Spg h1 rest 81 y saT 1f an S
all kinds Of vehicles and boats Also for BAL
LOOMS and for BAGS which may contain wstery gaseous
Of this manufacture excellent article Of SAIL CLOTH,
which will arrest the passage OF will last 9nge be lighter
manage them In the mnuiacture Of UMBREL LAS this
sfs sape Ss amos s
Ii be omitted that this article is admirably
adapted for feather BEDS the preparation from
feathers will under be prevented from penetrating and
cannot extend beyond the esteri15 Of the iiek
nlJ I'm acc % South William
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MRS. PURDY'S

PRIVATE DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
No SO Hamesey street Purdy and her two daughters
having recently arrived from England where they
gagged giving instruction in the various branches Of English
Music Drawing and French prepared to receive
the general reducton department for which,
on application at her residence. m
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ANOTHER FURNACE IN BLAST Another OF the
Anthracite Furnaces OF Columbia county, has gore
into blast The Furnace at the mouth Of Roaring Creek
has been idle for uan two years has lately been
taken and after the necessary preparations and
ments incident to such establishment, was put into
blast on Mond last In twenty-five hours after the fire
was put In tho Furnace and twenty two hours after the
blast az put on he made two tons oil beautiful grey
metal and the furnace has been going successfully
since We have Of the iron just made there,
which pronounced by competent judges equal to the
scotch grey The great mss OF rcn iron ore and lime
stone in which this county abounds and the coal OF Wyo
ming and shamsk H. should not be permitted 70 lay 1oi
mant in the mountains to crafty set OF seInsn poi
clans who do regard the thousands OF in1vluus'
tn are or should be employ ed in mines and
so that their own ambitious views are graunseu we
hope the ballot box willtesch seeh Sorso,,en Dams
done in an adjoining county, notto DC io'so"e"
vile (Pa) Democrat