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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
BABY JUMPERS. BABY JUMPERS

DATENrED ~ rHE UNITED STATES Eng. and snc
/ France To Be a-d wholesale and retail, al the Gen
ersl Depot. 81 Bru41 wy, X y.
els i.n a " TTrTTLF- Psi.ufa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

DER STEAMER BRITAS$IA.-We have receiv-
"a au invoice 81 tie most desirable styles Linen tll Mar
sees Nes1nCs have bad to orr ms season men WILL
bee made u. 10 order usual fn. crate charges
Nhl. 4. JENNINGS CO. Tal0rs,
tea 81 Broadway, American Hotel.
lust RECEIVED-Mmsene and Linen Nesi1gs
- he most desirable styles of tle season Wien VII oe
sold hy the piece ~ pattern, 40 .3l Br1a lwdy. 49,
i4l9' WM r. JENNINGS co.
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GSn0 CHALLENsE.-Notce % genuemen who
sNDbOwani -tcir cd CLONES % ioos Ike new Cal e.
tie cleaning yrin1 isu9nlr AID repairing establishment
6 G0cs hrre GEL al grsase pcn TAR, paint.
and glue extracted irnnl your clothes without sOlg Jour
cofh, the shortest nO,e ana the most reasonable
tsnr. ~ J. B. NOAH 81 Gods doors from Bsekmsn-
SB.Ihs hshos prce Psid Ter geulcnes cssL-or Goth
lag 81 m
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MR CHARLEs Mossg. Ja-Do1r ST. give my e. iIaony
r,os cheerfl'lv In behalf OF you. COMPOUND SYRUP or
YELLOW DOCK ROOT. Ny wife was greatly anlcied
r two or three wears past Will Inflammation uile ion,ls
They were much enlarged, ofen very nin and slecnf
her speech ar geufe 1s swallowing quio dtcllt slt
sas entirely cured by FEW days " your syrup Ny
child three wears o d. had RI the same une loai ulsi ni
lv and oH.nsr core, covering be whole 1cetls, $50
complete removed and red ly the uf- of ne syrup
Bob Oh those cases have been vluousy reaied h1ll
arv mitigation FROM wlai therefore, have seen OF u.s. ei'
.-fa can trllv declare valuable corsur ion remedy,
ma shan continue 90 recommend q 10 all with whom may
meet suHfn from such diseases as t was prepared % re-
Neve Yours. truly, WILLIAM A GREENE
LoCkw 0Od-st.
We might add any number Of names 10 the above but
deem 20 unnecessary.
copyl hi has been secured Tor he above medicine ae-
coriing 20 act % Congress.
This Compound Is composed u articles 20 happily com
bu.d a. 10 lend directly tone 90 me stomach tl
,vrs excite TO healthy seton he liver and The whole q All
fgr svzen aay nervous IraubY. and promote ia Tree
s-or of he ungs ilus rendering erptcahe io dsesses
ofs .lr5ri, rar1re WILLIAM H. BABBlTr,
IN Wsfer-sf. New-iOrk
Sole Agent flr NsYors the Southern and Western States
e Wf. udies and the Canad1s, % whom eli Applications
flr Agencies must be- addressed.
F0r ale st r..ail hy THOMAS MAXWELL, Dmgelsis,
s- NNsrast boz also ,Ippyu- Agents FOR The Oiy ~
New-Y0rd r. D. Davs. cor Clnun and Futon 50 ana
Mrs Havs $50 Hful-st agents .1r Brooklyn 500 ~
Dugs..is and others trCu gloul fle city and county
ws1 8uluInN~ar
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4 Z - a
CEtC. in conscclsrcs Of e frequent claims FOR dam
axes presented sa1s, TIE i1rTsTders " merchandise
lie Western CGas-s, arising fon lie absaciol n goOts
tom package nr-rttcy secured, tie Board VI rOrFa &
e. q me Ciy OF New-Y0rk have fei b their duty vel
r tie security - the merchants Themselves % adopt he
q 0wug fesc.lIcl.
hsfose1, Ial viii not receipt "a skipping order
1ly boxes clsss ~ dry goods t1ts caps straw goods
5oo.s s1oes ce.dled 0T lie Wes 1ress such boxes
cases ar properly f8ped and sealed wnel shipped nor
sny boxes cass containing goods " any description
ess such boxes vel ssprd y hoo7cd 1eore
shipment y. HOLT, President
GgnEeE Tsarv 9arr@'s-v -
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~.-LUCIUS HART, late bcarcmal ! h-r
vi Burl1 g-slip o1ers for -e lowest market
price 400 p-gs government banca IN.
50 40 be1 quality Straits tn
200 pounds pure BAR un.
$500 DO .Of bar cad.
5000 be-t sulls Of ,ltniony
IfU CO pure metallic 1-sl-lrn.
So pigs ,-soln f.g ieal. yie w
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PAPER by the ca

ItONOMIN'e RGOFiNG.-Oo an roofs made
ough Tor "A cents pcT foot New roof, Of rou- p.Elk
cove Cd for q r0ois twenty squares 0f - =.
per sousre, and warraricd CCldwm's Patent Hydro
fuelr ac Cement slcallflg makes handsome. cheap
ighi ana iUraas '- rsfsr pitch grave used 10 20
a,pi cation References and specimens a. 6cCDNlNS
Romal Cement fe-luTy. 81 We6t nroadway between
Chr hers sn4 Warrrn - -22 ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

PoLicr.--A man named Alfred Evanswas taken
into custody yesterday on charge OF violently assault
ing Willet H. Morrel and slso throwing quantity OF
bo,ling water on him. Committed Yesterday sifor
noon about o'clock sonc OF the onicers ofthe Seventh
Ward arrested boys nom TO Il years OF ege whom
shev found sleeping in boiler on tie dock Harriet
Williams was loo ked up charge OF stealing silver
w.teh valued at s25 from uasa named John Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

IN 70 BOOT AID SHOE MbN.-Ap very ae,.' "a
rs ~ farm of fen scres mo Bucks County Pa eooli il
- niles above the CRY of Philadelphia on me Delaware
River. the Trenton Railroad passes through u neAs y e'
~ r-s. I'D fle r,fv several umes day either py seiin
T,.r lr cars There large stoue house ana naf el}
choice peach orchard market on ne farm of i ifut az
III r-,e and other fqt trees The farm II wei adapted
,uh-r f.r gain or Isshis front oi near nan h.e 'N
he rger win slid tseerY. -
wanted f1r Western market Persons desfous on Pu'-
f,.ir by addressing ,he sucscnber postr a,d WI re-
49,. s,,,,j5 .,tsrro, D { ENOS
vssf 70 South ThTdst Phlade fhia
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FI'O PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PUB
L LlShEkS.-For Ss4e-At a low price, one second
hsrd sngecy Under PRESS bed 4os9 inches TIE Press
% IN comprise order. !. HOE CO = M 81 God-st
MS
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f-s-- r-ssfs.,sssssss1 PATTERSON & NhN-lvRk
- -. s,ss-s,s..s. abroad LlNE-sUMMfB an
S<,a---'1@ RANG EhiENrS, 90 cOmmence On ne
sl Of May, lsi9-Leage Paterson a, 3 O'Clock l. Ms
A. NJ; ne A. NJ end 4 P. NJ -
Leave New-YOrk M O'Clock, 4. III A d. ~
P ~ and p NJ ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Paterson az o'clock, A. ~. and P. ~.
Leave Nes-YOrk Al 9 O'clock. A. n. and P. n. lS
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-13
PEOPLES CONVENTION.
DISTRICT NO 5.

The Freemen, in the several towns OF Con-
gressonal District No 5, who are opposed to the
election of Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor to the
Presidency OF the United States, and to the
further extension OF Slavery in the Territories,
or the admission into the Union of any more
States in which Slavery is tolerated, are request
ed to meet in the towns respectively, and elect
Delegates to a DIsTRIcr CONVENTION, to be
holden at the City Hall in Worcester on We'd
nesday the Goth day of July current, lat 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of selecting Delegates to
the National Convention to be holden at Buffalo,
on the 9th of August next. Each town is a,-
thoriZed to send three times the number of dele
gates to which the town is entitled to Represen.
tatives in the General Court and all towns have
the right to three delegates, whether entitled to
full representation in the General Court or not.
Per Order, ALEx'R. De WITT,
Member of the State Committee for District No. 5.
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Inc savage cruelty with which the insurgents
waged war almost exceeds belief. They tortur-
ed some Their prisoners, worthy of savages.--
The women were hired to poison the wine sold
10 the soldier, who drank it, reeled, and died.
1t seems TO be believed generally, that if the
insurgents had succeeded in following up their
most admirably concerted plan of operations,
the whole city would have been given up to pill
lage; indeed the words "Pillage aud Rape are
sad to have been inscribed on one ofthe banners
The troops from the country are returpng to
their homes, but still Paris is one vast camp.
p. S, Saturday, P. NJ. Several changes
have taken place in the new Ministry. General
Bededu had been appointed Minister Of Foreign
Affairs. M. Marie is appointed Pres't of the AS
sembly, in place of NJ. Senard
The Repubcanists and the Revolutionsts of
the Gath of Feb. are determined to have General
Cavaigeac Pres't of the Republic, and many ex-
press their readiness to appnt him Dictator
mere IS now every appearance OF the Republic
dwlndling into military government.
More than 30 coo stand of arms have already
been seized from the insurgents, and carried into
lhe fort at Vincennes.
The insurgents, although conquered, are by
no means subdued, and it is not improbable but
AT present, however, they confne their attempts
to poisoning and secret murders.
The estimates OF killed and wounded vary ma
terlally. Some accounts give $4,000 as total
killed and wounded, while others give only
10000. The number will, we HAYS no doubt,
exceed $4,000,
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FREE TERRITORY MEETING.
WARREN HALL.

The friends of Freedom in this City who opposed to
the election of Generals Taylor and Cass, invited to
meet at Warren Hall, FRIDAY EVENING NEXT,
4h instant for the purpose selecting Delegates to
represent them in the County and District Conventions
to be held the City Hall the inst and for organ>
zng Cltb for active operations during the coming
dsntia campaign.
This invitation is extended to all Wings, Democrats
and Liberty disposed to yield their influence for the
preservation of Freedom in the territories of the United
States. Per order.
Juy
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The County Convention, of the opponents of
the election of Lewis Cass and Zachary Taylor
to the Presidency, will be holden at the City
Hall in Worcester, on Wednesday July 26, cur
rent, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose OF form
ing County Organization. The several towns
will choose Delegates on the same basis as is
laid down for the District Convention.
ALEx'R. De Writ, Per order.
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DIR. JOSEPH BIRNSTILL

~Respectiuly informs the inhabitants Of Worcester and
vicinity that in obedience the urgent solicitation of
some his former friends and patients that place he
has determined visit Worcester upon certain specified
days. in order 10 give medical advice those aboring
der chronic complaints. He may be at the American
Temperance House in the afternoon of the second Friday
Of this month"; July l4th.
lie will be pleased to meet there such o! his former pa
tents and former friends who may need his medical SER
vices dat Boston, July IL.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-13

In those states which are marked with an as
terisk. members OF Congress are to be chosen
we'll as state officers
The Presidential election is to pass throughout
the Union on Tuesday, the 18th OF November.
The electoral College will contain 29l members,
Counting tor wisconsin, Of which LAG will be
a majority.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-13

ELECTIONS. The following table will be use
full for reference. The states, OF New Hamp-
shire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Virginia,
not included in the list, their elections hav-
inc hean held in the cnrlnn
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CHLOROFORM

MILLER s. NEWTON-DENTTST
l36 MAIN STREET,
Having first introduced the Chloroform into Worcester
and successfully used in their practice prepared
administer ii in all cases where il is needed.
s. 2. MILLER,
Worcester, Jan T. DIFF JAMES NEWTON.
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Second Hand Machinery for Sale.

Second Hand Machinery for Sale.
ONE Sc inch Wooden CARD, with Condenser attached
~ clothing nearly new, Gonlding make.
JACKS, 200 spindIes each, GouIding's make.
do IA do do do do.
spooler for spooling Warp Yarn
Kerseymere Looms.
Cotton stretcher 100 spindes q inches apart inch
spindle in good working condition
LogwOod Gutter.
Hard Waste Wooden Picker, nearly new
so Hank BObbin Reel.
% The above machinery is in good running order and
will be ready for delivery
Millbury, Aug lS. diff VIM. CROMPTON
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American Girls Wanted.

TWO good American girls wanted in large board
ing house, short distance from Worcester, to do the
work of setting tables and ASST ting about cooking Good
recommendations will be required, Permanent employ
ment, and good wages will be guarantees. lnquiIe>a
this Office dttw.
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building Lots.

Building Lots. 't
1ov offered for sale situated on and between Elm and
IN Pleasant Streetslarge sizethe very best building
land and cheaper than be found in any other part Of
The city. Inquire of CALEB DANA, JOHN BOYDEN,
or r. r. EsTABROOK. dw2m May 29.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
S,a A TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
k.lAf "A st. Said house IL so by 20 feet, with wood
FURNISHED aud other convenences The lot Is 81 feet by
"A, convenient for large small family and consider
able fuit on the premises For further particulars inquire
of r4t ALVAN ALLEN, l6 Trumbull st.
Worcester, July IL, 1S49. stU dtf.
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Insurance against Fire

The Atna Insurance Company,
No. So State-st.. Hartford, Conn.,,
With sOuad and dUaisbie Capital OF $3.50, 0OG i,
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity II insu
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, and Merchandte
generally, Factories, and Mills. the most favoraF!s
TERMS
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
centurys reputation yor liberal adjustment and lis
promptiude in paying losses well known and esIat.
Ished THOMAS X. BRACE, Pleaidrrt
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March S, 1e45. istI
~ Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the abov
Company, are REFERRED for particulars, 10 A II
BULLOCK, Esq, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
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DIR. III. Il. BISHOP,
snyLs at No l5 s'' %ai 81. sf
The liberal patronage he has n
oyed in worcester the past two years. enables him re-
fer those wishing work to great variety of operations
lie hopes, by the best of references skill and in ar
satisfy all that employ him. June 2.
Gilbert's Patent Plates.
THIS new principle ofseting Teeth without springs
used by lid ILL., r. BISHOP
CHLOROFORM.
DIR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Teeth WITHOUT PAIN by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
instruction in the French Language.
M JACQUES TROYON respectfully informs
the citizens of Worcester that he proposes give Lessons
in the French Language.
Termseight dollars quarter for those who join in
class and twelve dollars for private pupils.
M. TROYON refers to Count de LAPJRTE Boston, in
testimony OF his capacity a teacher.
Apply at Mrs. Lesure's, 90 Central Street
June l6 div
A Young Man,
LROM twenty eny-fve years of age, strictly tem
perate in his habits, and disposed faithfully to lis
charge his duties, is
WANTED.
to assist in the of the PATIENTS al the Boomingdale
Asylum for the Insane, NeU York. One who has taught
School successfully would be preferred.
Address, PLINY EARLE
July H. dwlw Physician 10 B. Asyl um.
AcdHUSteF " ahteUs
N American, we'll acquainted in Worcester and with
"A driving and taking charge of horses
July g. DIFF b. BUFFUM
ROOMS TO LET.
TWO ROOMS in Werden Block, 20 by AZ feet. Inquire
L of JOSEPH MASON, or T. STEVENS, at No. 2
July 4. DIFF J. & I. STETENS.
Wagon for Sale.
A ONE Horse Wagon, suitable for grocer farmer.
II July diff B. BUFFUM,
Remnant Prints.
CASES Remnant Prints, iust4receved and for sale bv
- the case only" WILLARD, BRANCH 81 CO.,
June 80. dwtf27
FLOUR-FLOUR.
THE subscribers receiving from various mills of the
L west the best selected brands of FAMILY FLOUR
that be found comprising the following kinds that we
selling on the most reasonable terms.
1000 bbls. MILLER e. PADDOCK'S
1000 do w. w. WARDSWORTH;
500 do ]. H. BEACH;
400 do E. K. BEACH,
300 do FORREST MILLS;
800 do E. S. BEACH, "Akron,"
700 do Various brands
Also, receiving large amount and good variety Of
Western Produce,
which will be for the interest of purchasers TO examine
before buying elsewhere
DRAPER, CLARK & CO.
Worcester, June % dwtf
Wicking and Irvine.
S0 BALES Cotton Twine 25 dc. Wickng
~ For sale at manufacturers prices by
WILLARD, BRANCH a. CO.,
June 9. dwtf24 No Warden Block
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COpartnerShip Notice.

COpaftnerShp NOt1Ce,
THE Copatnership heretofore existing under the firm
l. of HARRINGTON co. is this day, by mutual
dissolved and all the business of the firm will be
settled by JOHN GRAY JR., who is duly authorized
collect and pay all demands due from said firm.
GEORGE A. HARRINGTON,
JOHN GRAY, JR.
Worcester, July 6, lS4S. dtfw
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-13

@fnF @S~ OPERATES in all branches Of
ss--IS ST yfsS1- Dentistry, at No 1872 Main st
The liberal patronage he has
loyed in worcester the past two years. enables him re
Ter those wishing work. to great variety of operations
He hopes by the best of references skill and taste in ar
ranging artificial teeth low prices and warranted work
satisfy all that employ him. June g.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-13

Ell HOUSE TO LET. Gi1ItV E
IA A HOUSE on Summer Street. Possession given
F,.daN IA Immediately. Inquire OF FRANCIS L. BIG
.EsAlELoW, or EDWARD EARLE. dSwt Jy9
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,
IA NEW and commodous Dwelling House, stu
, "A ated sodth of and near Chandler ST. Possession
4sAxA given Immediately. Apply to
July IL. dwtf ABEL JAQUES, 272 Main st.
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] am, fesnefliully yours. &c.
HENRY MEYERS.
York county. Pa,
The Sabbath-.a Day of Rest.-we


regret IL end 50 many OF the owners and
conductors Of the newspaper press Of this
county openly and unblnshingIy violating
the Sabbath. The public expert better
things Of them. They are Looked To as
guides and teachers. They should be a.
shamrd therefore to offend the moral
sense Of the country by thus grossly tres
passing on the Sabbath. A moral, Hea-
ven-oheying and orsler.loying people can
alone be great. The Sabbath was made
for man, aud man only. The bruies tina,
perish, God has not so restricted and dis.
iinguished. Shall We ihefefore regard
ourselves rs holding no higher rank in
moral and intellectual being than the brute!
We pariake in great degree Of the Di-
vine nature itself. We are the only be-
ings who can hold intercourse and COM
munion with the surrounding world and
converse with God. As necessary adj
juncis, he has conferred on us reason and
the faculty Of speech. ....
More especially is this The laborer's-
the poor mans day Of rest; The day when
tn 60 up to the House Of God and offer
thanks and sing praises unto The Lord Of
the Sabbath; mingle in happy communion
with The companion OF his bosom, and the
children that God has given them.
Hail, Sabbath thee hail. the poor mans day:
On other days the man of toll is doomed
To eat his joylcss bread, lonely; the ground,
Both seat and board, screened from the winters
Geld
And summers heat by neiehborine hedge or tree.
But on this day, embosomed in his home,
He shares the frugal meal with those he loves
With those he loves he shares the heartfelt Joy
Of giving thanks TO God"
Unless the press sets an example for
observing this day, what can we expect
from the people' The merchant, manu-
lacturer, or farmer. can with the same jus.
Ire occupy this day in attending to his
vocations. We appeal to the public press
10 abandon their work on The Sabbath, and
give US an example of their fitness To
mould and direct the moral, civil, and ed
vocational interests of a country we all love
and desire To commend 10 he keeping
and preservation Of the Ruler Of the Uni.
verse. Soufherner.
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ard nnnr in he rnnrse of construction
We lately ronsrFsrd with ) gemilsman
IFnm Florida. = b. informed Us lllal liasFe
Sss > fael0ry neaE prnssculs that turned
nut moot splendid coarse enOds-whai sEe
ealled nrgFo Rno1s--nhirh rsn suffice Cor
southern clothing FOR II least nine months
in ihc ysar. Maryland hss long bern .
manufacturing state. Old Virginia Is now
grasPing tie spinning jenny and power
lnom. and 50 j. Soa'h fsrnlina. and moi a
BIZ of ehiralry sacrificed. bat Iaihsr sim
nlsisd. We Trust. however. lhafnilh the
pr gTess of manufactures IN The tb6ih. The
rold-heared grerd af gain will DOT Danish
he anrieni Pride of noble hospitality.
n ScisHfiEe AmsricaH.
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For the Hillsborough Recorder.
beavers (Sulphur) Spring, Buncombe county
N. c., June 81, lsis.

beavers (Sulphur) Spring, Buncomhe county
N. G., June 81, lsis.
MR. HEARTT:-Afier my visit TO the
Pinnacle Mountain. went 10 the Whirl-
pools on Carax Creek, one mile from Har-
ris's. These pools are of surprising beau
" and interest. They are formed by the
water Of Carax creek, about twenty feet
wide. dashing itself over three different
precipices into three distinct reservoir, sa
distance Of fifteen yards from each other,
each Of which is exactly alike except in
size. being in the shape Of simicircle,
and as smooth on the internal surface Of
its grani,0malls, from the rim TO the wa
ter in The pool, as if hewn out by The art
nf man. The water. white with foam,
contrasting with the granite rocks black
ened by time, is precipitated with grea,
violence into these reservoirs, which, like
the Maelsroom, swallow every thing that
comes within IFS influence. Their depth
has never yet been fully ascertained. |
was informed AT the place. that a long
pole had been thrust into one of them
without finding bottom. | am inclined
TO think they have no snbterranean out
let. as the same quantity Of water seems
TO How ont Of them as is precipitaied into
Them, A gentleman who was present
with me, and who had seen the falls ol
Niagara, said to me, they were not infe.
ri"t as natural curiosity to the latter.
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0hi0.-The Cincinnati Chronicle con-
taius The following paragraph in rlerence
to the Wing proldecis on The Western
Reserve. in Ohio. where we have appre-
hended more opposition 10 Gen. Taylor
Than IN any other part Of The U. States:
There was letter received'in this
cily yesterday, from distinguished and
influential Wing residing in The Western
Reserve.'who once represented that Sec
ton in Congress. in which we have the
assurance that Taylor's majority in the
Reserve will range from ten to Eileen
-..-.. $751;.