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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
VTO CAR-BUTLDERS and RAILROAD

Il COMPANIES occupation Of my time for some
wseas I.' n taking testimony to defend ny ngnls aho
us.shng TO establish monopoly that they may sxtort
prices for SPrsss and other MSsoe1 essa
" AID sssocistes-the one containing eerNhcate OF
aIns NAV ,st%rneS Si ~ proved 70 have
hen and the ether deny that obsined the pre-
Of the American lnssatu'e, IN October last for me
an offset 10 that clumsy transparent device sub
nit the following from besrs Lppnnols Miner, eAteh-
ave Car Builders Of Menoh Chunk Pa, one Of my cnc.
bnsis whe procured from he at the sa Re time Hd cut
ths sape lot that kimban Gorton's were sent. ctr
dred Servings and used them ia tao coolest sections OF
Asi Ststs This consider sufficient answer 20 that
pusctured certificate TO break down indiVcusi energy
nd enterprise. and build ~ vast monopoly. ,o ,oss
NJ H. DAy--Dear Sir We have been nslrg your make
dRlbber Spinfs under the coal cars that we have been
Hakmg this win and are satisfied that trey are tne
INST ARTICLE of the KIND have ever seen, aus take
pleasure in recommending them 20 those building raIoaa
A 'OO''' LrPPNcorr MINER.
ne fac. that am selling for fly cents as good. If not
better Springs than the combination changing seventy
i,sssns for and that now own tho only oris nal and
sspuns patent will sufficiently explain to the RAILROAD
s why they are 70 s ns sssI ss
hAAshsd with the different reads l guiIastse my
khss 70 stand all varieties Of chmsts N the United
ans and to wear as Icing any other Rubber spring N
ne many OF the roads in the Union.
lrspsai 70 the public that in Octaber last the American
nsste awarded the Premium for the best AR Spsins
sntI fair ssst bstween mine and Rays ny reference 70
The rsrds published by the IIssilute itself a. that time
exn records, and m the p'pers 70 ,ns clsy: ~
hsNtenAnthe New land Car Company may have pro
ssd The certificate theg have published ucfssf snow
~ tNe The difference 10 this, my award was MADE 10 me
the time. and IN the public manner; all other
Neds othe American Institute were made and paonnea
~, such .s have
saist within few days past in manner sad by means,
s! the least Of it. surrounds it Win spcp.c "a ana
0kM Manufacturer of India Rubber the United States,
Owner OF u lndis Rubber Patents. i
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CALVANIC-ELECTR0 CHAINS -

VI Made by 7. L. ANGERsIEIN CO; in New
York for the cure ali kinds Of Nervous aud Rheumatic
dseastr These Chains. which have become very cele-
brsed the greater pant Of Europe during the ss.
made IA Chemistry and their Galvanic Electro power
greater than that Of any made before they
eat effect by curpg Govt. Rheumarsn, Pains in the
Breast, Back and Limbs, Tooihache Headaehe ana Par
aJysis also Deafness Impstency, menstuation, Cranp
E6spsy and al other kinds Of ArthiIca Diseases etc
They also improve The complexion Of the skin and the
ustsr of the eyes The effects OF these CHAINS have be
oaiefully examined By the subscribed Dr. JoECKEN,
who applied them with the greatest success aud can hsa
" them Of the best remedies Az per-
IONS Who are ed with the above mentioned diseases
Yer sale By DR.. JOECKEN, No. 800 BoweD, near
Houiten.st.. n. Y and by DR.. Korbz, No. s. Newark
Jersey CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
ZINC PAINTS-waran.ed Pure

ZINC pAINTS-Warranted Pure
~ The NEw-JERsEY ZINC co. warsAcuss. No.
4, DeyH are prepared to supply then se Paints at The
flov mE prices:
No. White. ground In on, Sc. Fer h.
No. White. ground in oil, &c. Der D.
No. White, ground in osl, 7c. per ID.
Brown srd Black, erouad IN oii, SIC. Per b.
Dry White Of Enc Sc per D.
WHITE ZINC PAINT.
Ter Thorough EaYops and the United Sates has
been found retain IL beauty and proectve Qualifss
longer hsp any her paint For whsnsss and blliancy
II n shrysled it free fIem all poisoaous properties 80
Common and dangerous in other pigments; viii oeyer-
sshton 40 TO leo per cent EoFe space thar Lead
aad is therefore much cheaper TO the consumer AS an
msde paint, it will yellow, when exposed to
the sulphur Of eoa fires the foul ali OF shps
Their White ZINC ground In varnDh produces the porce-
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form h.rd and solid metallic coating upon
wood brick iron and other metallic sarfaces and are re-
Hskats for their ire proof They are specially
adapted for marine purposes bavng been found 10 resist
the csrrodpe action of salt water destructive to other
paints Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING 4 SQUIER, Agents,
No. IS Uey IT.. N. Y.
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NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN d.
" MEEKER, Of Jersey Cry. in vns County OF Hu1.
has this day made assignment 10 toe subscriber u
his Estate for the equal ber eft o his creditors and that
the eaa creditors must EXHIBIT their respective claims
under ah Affirmation, within the ter N OF sr moahs-
Dated, February II, 1854. MOSES II, HARRISON
i7f auTuThkSs
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NJEW-YORK SUPREME COURT

L v Howard Boyn,on. Assignee Of Elliott = Boyaten
against John NJ CIark-To TIC DEs ENDANr.-You arc
hereby required the compla NJ IN
this on which will be fled in ths Office al the Clerk Of
the CT and County of New-Yok at the City Hall in the
CITY fFewYssk and Of answer to the
sad comp Amt the subscribers at their Office No. -
Wal St. the City OF Ne York. within twenty days af
ter The service Of this you exclusive Of the
day Of iuch service and If you fal to answer the said
eonpaiat within the tme Aforesaid. the plaintiff N this
aroR will take judgment pgsn you for the sum Of fsux
hubde fsry dollars forty sns with inter-
est IRON the eleventh day DC obsr. thousand eight
kunds and forty Ave BESIDES the clsa Of this action
Dated New Yok. January 2J, 1859
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
mo law6rTu Plaintiffs Attorasys.
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Expresses. sc.

HEREFORD e. CO.'S next CALIFOR.
- MA EXPRhSS viii 10 dsea,ehed By the EMPIRE
CITY on The 9Th inst to ecs the Paciac Nan
6teamskip Ccmpanys fsst fues,ng Gamer NOkT0ERU.
E2. IN change Of our Spsea' Nessssser.J COCHRAN..
We espeet 10 deliver Express in S4s YrsacDso
twenys1 days and ahead Of al esAess osl paxesls
received It'll p N - the dy Of sailing. alEs psckssss
bs delivered 20 With INFO Ms1day 10 gfvU
time for cordas aad sealing Freight taken q The
rates BERFOkD CO. No. vsssy e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
Goal.

COAL.-I am now discharging several
~ csrgoes Of the best quality Of Red Ash Stove Coal.
which ~ilsen to dealers aud Others ss& vs. too hen
vessel and will deliver from vessel ct s. IS iron yasa,
IS so. PETER CLINTON. cor. King and 0resnwicA end
6oerck aad Rivington-sts.
C0AL.--The subscriber has in yard .
~ fall supply of Anthrsrlts and BtumIaoas Goals,
sistas of Peach Orchard Blscs HEATH Lshgh HAsstoa,
EHxlish Camel. Liverpool Orrsl Cumberland SdnsyAu
Of which warranted TO he ~ the best quality, delivered
IN the bsa order asd for sss the very lowest maShse
prices JAMES L. WORTH,
No. ~ Broadway sad ith-st Tosmpeon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
MORSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP of
lIA YELLOW DOCK ROOT. -This Syrnn Ia nnrely


vegetable and being prepared BY VI the ables' OF
Chemists, having gained the appreciation Of many Drug
gists ard Physicians, beng universally esteemed y all
who know its superior virtues, and compounded OF the
best and sau.ery medicinal roots AMI plants hss
gained uprvaled reputation for performing the follow
ing results, viz: -,
PURIFYING THE BLOOD If by sny means this imp srssn
fluid which peryades and affords suenance to every part
becomes corrupt and diseased the whsle system feels tae
shock and under unless relieved by the
the viruient matter of tho blood staro~n
% the skin il produces Scrofua Salt Rheum. Erynpelas,
Canksr Scald Head, White swellings. Scarle. Fever,
Measles, Ulcers, Bels Carbunces, Eruptons, Botchss
Ich,ng and Burning sores and all cutaneous
bese this Syrup viii euro.
REGULATING AND CLEANSING THE Sf0NAcH AND Bow
ELs.Thus it will cure Inflammation, Indigestion Dys-
pepsa, Sick Headache, Vomiting loss of Appetite Faint
lne C0syeness Constipation, Looseness, Piles &C
sDPNGTHESING The DIGESTIVE ORGANS -fhas The
FOOD properly digested ard Affords noufshment AID sup
port and strength 10 every part
REGULATING THE SECREToRY ORGANs.-Thus 1t cures
all bilious diseases Bilious and Intermittent Foyers, or
Chs and Fevers Heartburn &C., and Diabes, or Slrang
ury and other painful disorders of the kidneys
STRENGTHENING AND QUIETING THE NERVOUS srs-
TEN Thus it Neuragia Chorea, Mysteries, Palsy,
Epilepsy, and all nervous diseases.
This Syrup ia unrivaled in the cure Of all FEMALE
DISEASES weakness, iresulsriy distractions, and
many others. -
Newly ork sold by Druggists and others throughout
this and other countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
Musiral.

;xSnSIC.-A Lady has now some vacan-
-. ard ID DESTROYS Of filing them up eyas add
w evCSs to rive instruction Music and singing.
sd trtSs sdyantsge OF studying under the first as.
- lass~,e-C-sner Haerz. Hallmark, &c.-apd wli
nsn - ssn tr,al . most competent Teacher. Refer
y hu.e rsis Letters. postpaid, addressed to MUslC
sye:.,r ~ No. n North Moore-ss., N Y.
1SnSIC.-A Lady 10 DESTROYS to obtain =
- more pupils for the Piano-Porte and Siagsg.
~ lsssons n their residence, IL preferred Terms
ueys Address MUSIC TEACHER, No. 50 Franz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

RATC II K l. o r LIQUID II aIh
DYF -pITcurI OR's LIQUID is . celebrated and
saccesiful thai is exciting the cnPidiy ID hset OF a
sato,s The public be careful 70 get k2s genans
Il sold wholesale and retail, OF applied TVS Dye hAs
been sueesssal operation for the last twelve ysAn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
OATS, RATS, RATS.-E. DIVERS

OATS, RATS, RATS.-E. DIVERS
~ Patent Self Setting Revolving Rat Trap decidedly
the best in the United States II has and viii
deceive the cunning old rats that have been teo vide
awake for ali other traps Manufactured and for sale at
No. rs Futon-st. up stairs, corner OF Waterst: Aso,
and sand Stoves, wire for church windows,
skyshts &C. wire for seeds gram sugar and grst
MILLS, &c. &c, wholesale and etail.
DHILLIPS'S PATENT FIRE ANNI-
u HILATOR Tho AMERICAN FIRE ANEIHI-
LATOR COMPANY are now prepared to dispose Of Ter
orial Rights for States ard Counties and TO receive
defs for Machines and Charges.
This Annbilators made by the Company are equal
In every respect TO the English being made under the d.
rection Of Dir PHILLIPS himself
The Machines vary in size, and are numbered from to
5-the price varying from $40 to Ss5
Orders received and any further information gives at
the Office Of the Company, No Warrep-st., NewYork
p. II. BAREUM. General Manager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

COLCHESTER, LOCKPORT and NJ
HI ICARA FALLS RAILROAD Co MORTGAGE
BONDS $4,000 bearing interest a. per cent per
rum payable semi-annualy, ard rslmbursabe IN 1851
ard convertible at the option Of the holder into the Stock
OF the Company at any time previous 70 LIST Aug
1854 Trustees for the Bond holders b. Narnun, I'D
ward Whiiehouse and Waits sherman
The Rochester, Lockpolt and Niagara Falls ksuIoad
rs "a miles onx ard the total cost will be ss5 o0oof
which snount e5 coo provided for cnh suescrlp-
ons to the Stsck actually paid and the balance BY the
ssue Of First Morxage Bonds forming tbs snr en upon
The rosd &C The total issue Of Bonds S6c0OcO; OF
which the above named amount beng all thar remains 70
be disposed of are for sale BY oo
No IS Wan-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
COURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE is

n
~ positively without exception OF Ins ssy
se-t ever iryersS Dr. Or!a-d's established TspuaroR
as a Chemical Philosopher. is guarantees that u = 50.
This Dye stains the skf. 1are1 no qfs N ~
saR re trouble and moreover p9sssses he sgRar pIo
srty Of psur the hair making i soft sad ~ q xsS
fsr csrir tan pnpes frscklss slovneks
cEafss, and ali skin dsformties. poUDkE SUB sp.
rc0 hair from low forehess Ups or any paw o. 10
kodT IIOTTTD ROTCF Tor pse cheeks AID Epc hAH
GLOSS and LILY WEITE FoaHd at DR. GCURAUD5
old established LsbcrAtory g NAlksrs' resr BroaaVeJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

CnEAP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Aaas,, I'M CEMENT sHEArHiNG maker a per
wu N. ~ Done Rough Plank for u cents per foot
s-sssas-st. near Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

DIAPER MANUFACTURERS MA
a TERIALSi-Ths most extensive assortment IN this
country for sale BY CYRUS ". FIELD CO.,
No. II Clif-u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
Professional Notices.

DEMOYAL.-The DEAF will hereafter
IL End Dr. LUTESER permanently located at No. 80
Snses-e. two doors east Of Broadway. DR. s qnpre-
Sn,ed srccess in cunng Deafness has excited the Gu
dy Of several miserable mp stors both this and In
sIN cities, Who TANK by meaps of afidsvits OF cures
sefspdsc 20 have been formed puts nents
E 10 ysss themselves or before enlightened pubic az
ssipl Auists but who fact notslng ont auacks
ssd tis injury tbese pests OF society daily producing
N essss submitted 70 their ny the uasus pectng sur
xne Gom Deafness and other Diseases VI the Earl by
NsH isnorsnt and dangerous manipuauons, pefnicous
"a kc truly fIghfu and the more 10 be amen, Cd az
~ ssses generally lsf past recovery This caution
= tctated by spt of selhshness but as duty no owes
p fellow beings knowing rs he does, the injury al
~ done and IL still likely to be done, by Withholding
IL DR. L. will welcome into practice any gentle
~ fully competent Aurist. would employ such
o. assstaEt hrs daily asDg practice already
includes him from taking the necessary exercise so condu
~ 10 preserve health The Deaf invited 60 cali and
anime testimonials of cures performed by DR. L. az his
Ss Of patients and their standing in society will be found
Trsnt 20 convince the most kepticai, without their
sSdsyt Dr. l.. publishes unless requested to
70 b. the patient AL letters must contain one dollar,
= ssy will not receive attention unpaid letters refused.
o6ss hours from Q I'll 3. 28i Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
NJ CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY

w HOUSE and Snip Furnshns warsroons. No.
s5S Grand St New York where will be found complete
assortment Of the following articles Fesshsrs hair moss
Also BEDS mattresses paliasses and cushions
Also of every description, VIZ: patent screw,
joint lock joint iron cottage and rundls cots
nc also splendid variety Of paper hargngs borders &C.
Mr. C. would call particular attention to his style Of
hair and spyipg mattresses. NJ Bod beds and mat
tresses renovated and made equal to nevby
W. CRAWBUCK, No. $50 Grand-st second
door east Of EsseI-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
PAVILION and IODINE WATER at

Il HALF PRICE.-To close partnership, ths SUD
scYbtT win sell during this month 200 dozen Of best Min
eral Water from The Pavilion, Iodine and Empire Springs
al Saratoga at 81 per dozen, including bottles and box
JOHN b. GASSNER, Agent for the Springs al NO l'I
ChAfham.it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
III P. FREEMAN has removed to No.
Il ls 69 Pine-st

NOTICE.-The partnership of MAN
L WELL SICKELS was dss lived by mutual con-
the Let of January 1881 The business Of the late
firm will be settled by ". A MAXWELL. wis will con-
hnue the ut the old stand No ITO Chath amst
ner of Pearl. (sined) w A. MAXWELL.
DANIEL SICKELS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

4 CARD.-DOctorJ j. w. WOODWARD
n having returned to the city will resume the practice
SusIicps Homeopathy until he first Of May No 141
TSrSse n ser that at No So Ryngton, between Allen
- Eldridee NB No connection with any other person
IT s. PASSPORTS for all parts of the
u vsrld--sn indispensable protection to travellers
.s,,s fsregn sgsression-issued by j. b. MONIES, No
lar pablo and Com missioner, No Sc Broad way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

C0PARTNERSH HIP The subscribers
Ohave formed copartneIship under the aud
firm OF GERMOND BRADFORD IN the CLOTHING
BUSINESS and tiey will such business At the
old stand, Ne. 50 Johnst Dated New York, March |,
1852 GEORGE q GERMOND,
RICHARD J. BRADFORD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

REAUMONT'S PATENT STARCH
- POLISH for giving beautiful gloss to lineDs, mas-
Ts cambria collars, shirt bosoms collars &c IL pre-
vents the iron from sticking Tho ladies have long since
felt the necessity Of such article and in this their o..
pectatior will be fully realized n Bone cake will do
30 dozen OF clothes. Manufactures Depot NO 3l7
BoWeU.G. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
Cyrus W. FIELD & CO., No. ii Cliff

EYRUS w. FIELD g. CO., No. ii Cliff
~ Ksw-Ye are sole Agents in the United States foy
Muspratt's superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills celebrated Writing Papers.
Russell Mills fine Writing Papers.
Cowan h Co.'S En- lish and Scotch Writing Papers
Rawlins Eng lisb Tissue Papers.
Genesee Mills Printing Papers
They are also Agents for principal paper marsfac
tureIs in this country.
Spring FASHION Just finished, the
~ splendid article offered, CANT FRENCH
SILK HATS the low price of So, usually sold at 81
ALSO an article at 81 So Neat Hats at So. BROWN, No
ls9 Caaal-st.. door from Sullivan.
WOOD! WOOD The subscriber has
w now hand, viz:
IS coo cords seasoned Pine
$500 cords seasoned Oak.
$500 cords seasoned Hickory.
$500 cords reasoned Chestnut
The above Food is now on landing in the vicinity Of
Annapolis Md. and ready for market Vessels drawing IA
feet water can load at the wharf.
N B.-Orders viii be promptly attended TO BY address
ing G. JARVIS WYETH,
No. 40 2d-st., Baltimore.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
AJvjfeg by the Niagarn.

New YORK, June 23.-The Niagara sailed
from Liverpool at 81 p. IN. on the 18th, and
arrived at Halifax shortly after noon to-day.
30 through passengers but no specie
Cotton active, at full prices. The Allan
tics adyices gave it an active impulse. Some
brokers quote an advance of one. sixth penny
on last weeks rates.
Trade in the manufacturing districts mod
erately good.
Money increasing in abundance. Ameri-
can securities active, at full rates. Illinois
Central Rail Road bonds mostly taken. ILL.,
900 in the bank of England.
Corn frarketvery dull.
Provisions active-rising. Beef advanc-
ed As per tierce; Pork IS per bbl. Tallow
improving. Oils unchanged. Rice mac
tive and unchanged. Sugar, good business
at full prices.
LIVERPOOL, June 12.-Cotton market
closed firm yesterday, with sales of 10000
bales, fully half for export and speculation.
To-day less Inquiry, and small attendance
of spinners; sales estimated at 10000 bales,
one-half for speculation and export; prices
rather sitter
ENGLAND.-Parliamentary proceedings un-
important. Wednesday was interrupted by
the disorderly conduct ofFeargus O'Connor,
who caused great sensation by his absurd
behavior. He was committed to the custo-
dy of the ergeant-at-arms, to remain in con-
fnement till the end of the session, but is
since pronounced insane and will be remov-
ed to the Asylum. Petitions were presented
on Thursday, from Jamaica and other British
India Islands, complaining of the distressed
condition of the colonies, and assigning the
Sugar Act Of 1916 as the cause of the ruin
Flour--W eos; Ohio 2Os Cd. Yel-
low corn 30s Cd; white 29s Cd. Lard 52s.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-01
To the wings Of Ohio

The people of Ohio will be called upon
this fall to elect one member of the Supreme
Court, and one member Of the Board of Pub
lie Works. And at the Presidential election
in November, twenty three Electors for Pres
ident and Vice President will be chosen to
represent the voice of Ohio in the general
electoral college. 1t becomes the duty of
the Wing party ofthis State to select its can
didates for these important posts, and for this
purpose State Wing Convention is neces-
sary.
The State Central Committee, in accor-
dance with usage, and the duty imposed up
on them by their brethren, hereby announce
that Wing State Convention will assemble in
the Cityof Columbus on WEDNESDAY, TIE
2lsT DAY of July NEXT, for the purpose of
selecting candidates for the foregoing ticket.
1t is recomme nded that it be Delegate
Convention, and that each conuty be enti-
tied to the number of votes assigned them
by the apportionment adopted at the last
State Convention.
For the purpose of selecting these dele
gates, and for the transaction of such busi-
ness as may be found desirable, the State
Central Committee recommend that the sew
eral County Committees call County Con-
ventions to assemble at the respective coun-
ty seats, on Saturday the 3dday Of July--that
at least one delegate be appointed from each
township and ward. and an additional dele
gate for every 100 Wing voters in said town
ship or ward, which delegates, when assem-
bled, shall be empowered to cast the vote to
which the county is entitled. The State
Committee wish to be understood as merely
recommending the time and place for County
Conventions, and trust that the several Coun-
ty Committees will make such arrangements
as shall to them seem best calculated to ad-
vance the interests of the Wing party, trust
ing that prompt and vigorous action will
characterize their movements.
The Wing State Central Committee also
recommend that a Mass Ratification COnUen-
ton assemble in this city on Tuesday the 22d
Of July, being the day toLlOwing the Delegate
State Convention, to ratify, confirm and re-
spond to the nomination of Gen. WINFIELD
ScoTT as the candidate for President, and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of North Carolina, as
Vice President of the United States.
The number of delegates to which each
county iS pntitlnd iS he Same : last vnar viz .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-01
From Pittsburgh.

PTTTsBURG, June GA meeting was held
By the owners of steamers and others in
terested III river navigation, relative to the
bill for the better projection of life, now pen
ding in Congress. The proceedings of the
Louisville Convention ofthe 7th were fully
endorsed. Mayor Guthrie presided
The Democratic Convention to-day nom-
mated p. C. Shannon for Congress from the
2lst district, Col Jas. Gibson for the 22d,
and Jas. Barton for the State Senate.
Officer Hague returned to-day from Holi-
daysburg, having recovered $4,000 more
drafts stolen in the mail robbery.
JUNE 24-River 5f. 3 inch.