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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

By TELEGRAPH.-Gen. Scott, on the
9Th, was in Cincinnati still, and on that day paid
a visit to the vineyards near the city. Arch
bishop Pollock and the Bishop Of Cleveland called
upon him. lie was to leave Yesterday, at :,
p. NJ. for Hamilton and Dayton. The North
Cmolinh Legislature convened on the 9th. \
Wing wa chosen Spes ker Of the House by ma
joiity-a Loco Foco tprobabl,) Pfesident of the
Senate by majority. The LocoFocos are GER
tainiy in trouble in Massachusetts, as sketch of
the proceedings at their Norfolk County Conyen-
ton shows. We have an abstract of Capt. Por-
ter statement 10 regard to the Crescent City az
fair at Havana. The protest is said to be an able,
manly document. 4 Mr. Piper has recovered
So damages from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road for injuries received in their The
Wings have gained over 800 10 the recent Della
ware election ever last year. The House Com
mttse has reported Mr. Corwin baneless in the
Gardner affair. \ torn prevented our getting
rews from Boston last evening. The ereat Nc
Donough will case, at New Orleans, has been de-
cidsd in favor Of the heirs-lt-law.
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Great Wing Mass Meeting ut Lock Havey,
Clinton Ccuoiy, Penn,

Lock HAVEN Monday, Oct 4. 1854.
MEssIEURs EDITORs: Never, since the
glorious campaign Of 1910, have we witnessed so
large so brilliant, 30 enthusiastic an assemblsgs
as was congreg gated together at the Wing Mass
Meeting in this place on Saturday last. II was
emphatically meeting Of he people in their
majesty and power and as the long and brilliant
cortege passed through cur streets with all the
"pride, pomp and circumstance" due to so glon.
Gus an occasion, with banners lying and music
filing the air with melody, and greeted from every
eide by the loud plaudits Of the adairing hundreds
who throIged the pivements, the windows and
the balconies, many Loco oco cheek grew pale
and many..a ocC loco heart beat quick with apps'
heDsion Of he 0yerH he'll ung vote which the poo.
PIE would roll up tor ScoTr and GRAHAM in
November next.
At an early hour or th- morning Of the ar,pi-
cous day, PREPARATIONS were ia progress for the
appropriate greeting Of the grand procession.
Flags OF various designs, some Of them OF I'M
mense Size and all Of great beauty, we're SUE
pended aAo.s the streets, and foated in inc
breeze from poles and tops. Wagons ana
carogss were being festooned ard gsrlsade1-
horn, were caparisonet, and every thing betokenea
the utmost activity and enthusiasm.
About noon the procession catered town ron
the West. IL was In three grand divisions, earn
led By Marshals Of the day. attended by standard
bearers on horsebsck ani enliyered BY bands OF
music. Foremost ia the First Division cana an
excellent brass bard in large carriase drawu|
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Yaice from California,

The following is an extract of letter
from the Gold Mines of California dated
kANASA CREEK, Avg 5, 155s.
I'VE have heard OF the Democratic and
Wing nominations for the Presidency. All our
bows intend 10 vote for Gen. ScoTT as Pres dsnt.
My reasons for voting for Gen. scott are, 6rt,
that consider bin more competent for the presi.
dency thsn Pierce and secondly, that approve
of his letters on some Of the principal political top.
les OF the day. We'd"
The above extract is from the pen Of young
New. orker who left the City "a voyage round
Cape Horn in September, 1915 and who is the
author If a letter which appeared in Tie 7'ribus,
in 1919, headed "The First Of the Cape Hora
SQUADRON in the Pacific"
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Loco-foco Prsscriptisn-Letter from q, II.
depesdcnt Irishs.an.

L.
depesdcnt irishssan.
ThOmss OSullivsn, an intelligent Irish.
man, writes 10 The Rochester Democrat a a,,.
ment of the way things ars maoaged on the Wa.
ern Division Of the Canals presided over B, a.
Democratic candidate for Csoal Commissioo.,.
Mss,s Editors Of TAs RoeA<sr DszO,ai,
Allow me, through the columns Of your pao., ..
give publicity 20 the following iscts, which ars n,
tar specimen Of tne doings OF shs Canal
on ikis part Of tbs Geeeses Valley Canal;
About the nrst OF August last vas app Jntsl Ia,
tender for Lock No H. ssndet IL fsitnfuiy era,
receiving shy pay tll rte l7th OF this monH 49,
discharged By the SUPPLEMENTARY clerk saa IA
62la cents per csy for tbs lime cad tended tbs -
as per month beirs the price Paid o,her locksssI.
on tits and other locks, aud wa.t Il agreed Ia,
skorld have Of the time OF ny apooibinenk Isu.,I
able TO ascertain the cause Of INF dscharse finn ~
clerh, but have siree been tod thst t sss became
had not kept whisky for the towpsih ooss, y o0s.
lock tenders do Who enjoy tue speois favor ot sAs a.
fcis and because had not hurrssd for sn Plsrcsi
Grazing The reasons assigned 10 Be eaarey TIA.
tory, hsve yet % ask vhy was nor paid xhe fpn
amount Justly my due Wa the lock not progeny
tended Al somis shat Il was. Wa, Il nee esssr, !,
this manner 10 commence rstIenchius those "wastsu
al improyoent expenditures Or wa | doott,s,
Of part Of my hire that ihe more might be gvsa %
party psfsl
am lrish BY birth and sn American citizen By sdox
ton. During fifteen years past | nass been Z rsl
dent Ills State. and In former yssrs have acted ss
the DemocI attic party But confess my faith wss sos
httle shaken when | Jaw tho pledge OF Caatael4 4
Co., TO faithfully execute and carry out the CssJ
law, so reckessly broken, and huodreds OF my eou.
nymep whose votes have besn trsscaerously ootsin
d, med the promised employ ment When | sse a,
same dhbonesiy In officers appointed by ths sitiks,
msorlsy ofthe Canal Board; -hen called uvoa I,
vote for Presidential candidate whoss election Il DE-
sired by trelsnds oppressors be sauso he you'd nass
them valusbie practical ally, one -ho 10 Claim u b,
his friends 10 be lsader OF tue dlmasat psny In
State where my brethren OF tls Catholic i.ta an,
excluded from the ishs of American cl,izeas; an
cor strained TO renounce all allie lance 20 seEsi
Democratic party. THOMAS OSuLLIYAS
Thscrcya Sept 30 1852.
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u

We have reason to believe that the or
ganizaion which contemplates the liberia
ton of Cuba by means chiefly of military
aid from this country. is 10 much more
forward state than is generally supposed.
Enlistment baye taken place in most, if
not oil OF the lpr-e toWn, from New York
to Cincinnati and St. Louis in the West,
and 10 Charleston and New Orleans in the
South. Moving with secrecy, and guard
inc the feature, of the scheme. as fur a,
possible from publicity, thi- conspiracy
promise itself 10 avoid the error, and fall
ure OF L. predecessors. With all needful
fund, il is supplied from Cuba itself and
from the contribution, OF sympathiser,
here. A the same time, the leader
mean ohszaId nothing by nasty aud imma-
lure tciion. unle,, unexpected circmm-
stance, should expedite the cti,is.
Meanwhile, new acti'ity and hope will
bs given 70 the scheme by the absurd and
mistaken course of the Captain General
of Cuba toward the ship COrnelia and the
steamer Empire CITY. The former vessel
was arrested and ,earched in the harbor of
Havana on the charge of having a pa,sen-
GER on boarl without passport; the man
was sought for AMI not found, but in his
stead another who wa, provided with
passport was seized, dragged from the
protection Of tie American flag, and cast
into prison. More than this, the letter
bag of the ship was broken open and ran
sacked, and those letters which the police
suspected of evil were taken from it. A.
matters now stand thi, is intolerable a
MOI decided outrage could Dot be commit
ted upon our flag, and We wait impatiently
for further explanations fom the other
party.
The case Of the Empire City is less fla
GRAVITY Insulting but none the less calcu.
ated TO produce itdignation. Itseems this
ship employs Mr.. Smith, as Purser. and
that the Captain General had tiken dis
like to Mr.. Smith for having reported
some tifline piece OF news to the papers
in this City and required his dismissal.
Capt. Porter. OF the steamer, aod his
owners refused to comply with the &C.
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Po- E1yov.
MORGAN M0RGANs, Ssventh "ad.
For Gorerzor Of Alns-Eouse
WASHINGTON SMl tn, Sixteenth Wsfa
For Shirt,
JAMES KELLY, Second Ward.
For County Clerk,
GEORGE W. RlBLET. Eleventh Wand.
For Controller,
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Eighteenth Wagd.
For COINED 10 Corporation,
OGDEN HOFtMAN, Ffseenth WEd.
For CITY fgspec'Or,
CHARLES RIDDLE, sixte nth Ward
For Street Con 1;ssioHer,
JOHN J DOANC, Nineteenth Ward.
For Comnisnc-ser Of ReDa'rs ard Srpglts5.
WILLIAM ADAMS, FIFTH Wsrd.
For Coroners.
&C. BRURNTNGBkrSEN Eighth WAd.
CHARLES MISSING, Ninth Ward.
BERN l. BUDD. Sever tenth Ward
JOHN SIMMONS, Sixth Ward
For Judge Of Svprer7e Court.
CHARLES z. KIRKLAND.
For .r,idqs Of Suyrrior Court.
JOHN L. MASON, Eishteenth Ward
Foy yusiioss Of Marine Court
JOHN h WHITE Eiahteenth Ward
WILLIAM n STOGDiLL, TGelfth WEd.
JANIS LYNCH, Eighteenth NGs.
For CoaerU,
8. JAMES BOWEN, Third Wnd.
4. JOHN II. HOBART HAWS, Ieath WNd.
s JOSEPH HOXIE, Seventh W9td.
G JOSEPH b VARNUM. Jr, Fifteenth Ward.
: ROBERT q CAMPBELL, Sixteenth Ward.
8. JAMES BROOKS, Eighteenth WHd.
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II That able editor and estimable man
Z. {. LangdoD, Esq has retired en- account of
failing health, from THE Mobile Advertiser after
fourteen years service, having sold OUT his in
terest to Dir. Willis G. Clarke. ia his yaledictory
Mr.. Langdon says that when he entered spon the
management Of THE Advertiser there was no
Wing party in Alabama and adds:
GLOW Is It no.l A. the last Presidential elestlon
Gen Taylor came within less than Thousand votes of
carrying the Stale. We now, although we hsvs not
yei beer ,be to overcome tho Immense major that
vas sgsnIt Us whtn we commenced the bsI.le-f say
We sre'Hoc sres. and powerful party, excldng tho
dread ara commanding the respect OF our proud
and naughty sdyeDaGes. | am not Sd vain az ~ pre-
tend THAI this Is the result Of my unmpOrAnt seryices
bus do say, Ina. In every battle tina. mas been fought
have been In the hottest OF the ht whsre the blows
fell thckest snd the battle vssed with the greatest
fury. 10 these struggles believe have stopped
TO look al consequence. 70 mysef Ny whole soul
been In The cae, aud every energy Of my heart has
been exeIted for Us triumph. 1 truss | mag oe par
doned for saying tbt much upon parting with my be-
loved readers, without suJecr myselt 10 the lmpusa
hon Vi egotism.
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MAINE LAW GATHERING.-The was
a very large and wde.swsks Temperance mss meet
Ing st Cad vel, N j., en- Wednesday ID hear the ds
cu,slon Of the Maine Law Great irieTe,. In the sub
Jet wss nlAGiiestei BY those present D. Elliott the
Buckeye Orator" and Rsvs Dr. ScOa and M Kenny,
OF Newark, spoke IN al aos manner to those az
semhad
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CONGRESSIONAL Nominatlons d. nnssachusetts

SECOND DIsrRIcT.-The Free SOilers
have nominated Horace L. Smith to fill .ae late Mr..
Rsntouls unexpred term.
THIRD DISTRICT The Anti. CO jlil onists have nom
mated Oscar W. Austin for Congress and Bradford L.
Wses Jr., for Presidential Elec.or
sfNTH DrsTRIcr.-ssephen C. Phillips Is the Free
Soil candidate for Congress and John g. Whittier for
Eeclor.
NINTH DIsTBIcr.-lsaac Davis, Democrat, for Con.
sress and J. s. c. koowlIon, Democrat, for Eec.or.
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z We perceive that Gen. Scott stays
stthe Barnett House, In Cincinnati We venture to
Isy hat he mas no. found convenient better
kept house, or 8 more agreeable landlord, either
side Of the mountains. Isis In all Its appointments
strictly first clas. hotel
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Conference.-The name Of the Wing
candidate for Presidential Elector in the NNElth
District s JAMES l.. SEELi, and not Seeley, as
it has been inadvertently msspelled. Nlr. Seely
writes that he is too strongly bent on General
SCOTS election to be willing to be deprived of the
opportunity OF voting for him by an extra L on
some Of the tickets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

The innovation consists mainly in an sppa-
ratus for the preparation and distribution OF
manure. An immense tank is made to
contain the entire offsl and refuse OF the
establishment. Whatever possesses Ter
tilizing properties is flung into this great
receptacle or digestipg organ. Nothing
that can furnish the elements OF vegetation
is suffered TO be wasted. Suitable SOL
vents, and a proper quantity oil water
dilute and dissolve the mass, while cur
rents of air, forced in through pipes at the
bottom. maintain the whole In state OF
bubbliug agitation. From this center at
a sufficient depth under ground, are pipes
leading to every part of the farm. Along
these pipes, at proper distances apart are
hydrants, through which their contents
may be thrown out upon the surface A
steam-engine at the center maetains Tue
entire apparatus in a state OF activity
causing the liquid manure to circulate
through the radiatiug pipes as the blood
circulates through the arteries and veins
of the body. When the farmer desires to
feed his crop at any particular spot ne
affixes 10 the nearest hydrant tube with
a sprinkler at the end, and straightway
the nourishing liquid is scattered over the
ground like rain. Thus irrigation aud fer
tilizatiOn are accomplished together, and
no crop need suffer for want of either ma
nure or moisture.
This is the first application Of machine
~ to agriculture to any considerable ex-
tent. Requiring as it does heavy outlay
of capital, few individuals can attempt it,
and on the largest scale it can only be done
bv an Association. OF those in England
who carry on farming in this manner, the
best known is Mr. Mecchi, of Tptree
Hall, who, having amassed fortune in
commerce. finds pleasure in introducing
new means of tilliug the soil, aud chief
among them is the apparatus we have de-
sclibed. Ii is said to be successtul-that
j., to yield more certain crops, better in
luaiity and more abundant i'll quantity,
than can be produced by ordinary methods
and that to such degree, as to pay
fair interest upon its cost. We need not
add that at Mr.. Mecchi's farm every other
new machine and new discovery which
promises to increase the facility and the
returns of agriculture is at once tried, and,
if satisfactory. adopted. There took place
that memorable experiment at which Am
erican reaping machines astonished the
English and silenced the sneers at the pow
erty of American contributions to the
Worlds Fair.
But whatever be the final verdict of the
world upon this ingenious apparatus, we
hail it as an omen of excellent promise.
1t is an attempt in the direction where
human genius has surely the srandest tri-
umphs to achieve. lt is striking assur-
ance that farming will no logger stupidity
ignore and neglect the mighty helps that
invention has called to the aid Of labor,
and by which manufacturers have rendered
such splendid service to humanity. The
Application Of Machinery to Agriculture
must prove a new era in history, and con-
fer gigantic benefits, social and political,
upon the whole family of Man.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

HEAVY DAMAGES. The Baltimore and
Ohio RilEeed Company have hdi a Vsrdics rendered
sgain,t them for $500 damages for injuries sustained
by RAN named Piper, whils in their cars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

e The Buffalo and Pittsburgh Rail-
rcet project appears fair way Of going ahead The
friends Of the Inc he'd another msetng In Bufao on
Wednesday, vixen additional subscriptions were re.
ceiyed 10 tae stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

AT NEwARK.-The Wings held large
ard spirited meetlnsH Washington Hall, on Wednes
day evening 10 rntiy the Of Col Psnnp gton
for Congress- A. o. Zabrske, OF Jersey City addressed
the meeting In an able manner. Tne nomination Of
Col T. 10 well received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

~ TIE Tribprs 10 served in this City, Brooklyn Will
am,bureh and Jersey City for H cents per week payable
tothe cser Esmssssn through the Post Office or PennJ
Pos. will be promptly placed On the C.rherS bOokL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
RHEUMATISM CURED.-Esery form OF

this dreadful dsesse from the ut lnfsmmaoy (acute
10 OLD Chronic Of standing NAV be cured
by the If bottles Of that celebrated remedy,
MoRTIMoRE's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND and LooD PuRtiE
This meoiclue entirely OF vegetable eAtaou1Gs-a1 inter
nal remedy for This disease alone Thousands
Of patents have been cured d. ng tbs by he
hi. preparation mSny Of them old chronic cases Of from
forty years stsndne-crpples for years ant lonc
since given up by eminent ply both IN hs county
and Europe Testimony Of the highest character sustaining
these scts will be oheerully submitted 70 the inspec o.
those afflicted their friends who may feel Sufficient Ia
teIest call Of the Genital Once Of the propueto, No
BARCLAY. At AstoT House NeN.l0Ik
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY. OCT. 8, 1852.

w,xv,prn sCOrT OF New-Jersey.
Fe, gfce. Press6e-t
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Of Nsrtn-o"'''H'
P,r frorF-r-,
-.sUINGTON HUNT, OF NihRhra'
FOr Llrsf. GOrar0r,
GILLIAN KENT, Of New-f ork'
20, Canal Co--iss,dS1i
-uou.s KRnPsHALL, Of afonros'
20, state Pr,so- IrVesto,,
vpuNRTrs CROSBY, Of Duchess
For Izefor, al L<Iree ,,ocv
sIMEoE DRAPER GEOhSn H. 'A0o"'
Dist
i WufIAs RocEwrLt. T. ntan' : &C.,.
2 FRANCIS B. sTRYKrG ~. .,,sos PrTca
= SAMUEL 8 NTKoFF. " 49, o scoSg
A RIcBAkDS. WILLIAMS -. % go
S JANIS y. FREEBoEs -. s go, S~rr,.-cr
8 0ERsnD sTuYvEsASr. =. ~ IN 30 % %, r. 80,
: kLEx'R W. BRADFORD. - ~lLLtAH i ~
q THOMAS CARsLEr - yAmsS ~ $500,
y 1890 p.IEs IS JAMES L. sEELY.
~ 1880 PoKTRTsoy -. JAMES Ely.
u. vLos -,s V.ss,R g. SAMUEL W. SMITH.
T. $500 p W.RREs "a OLIVER CULVER
ia FsrESD HUMPHREY. ~ CLAHA eAN nd
Is join STEwART o. 8iSsOS ~ -
ia IsasEL h. PARAELEE. . eELOEs s'-f'
w. s. ALyAH Il WALKER.
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FAsnroNAnLE. VET CnEAp. ELrGANr

AND DuRVLr Excellent matsriSlI employed in the
manufacture OF CANrKELLS Gsirsrs Slippers, Ties &C,
which under the skfal direction Of himself ana LsoY
rEAVk are universally sekoowle6ged 20 be perfseoa IA
style and elegance aides be ecosom cal ard visit CAN
aRkLEs, No. Ss Bowsry.
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TX.R.PALMER, the American New.

paper Agent Is the dStbori-sd d9eEf for The Ne lorS
JTbse In the cities Of Philadelphia and Boston duly er
DOW cred 10 take advertisements the rates required b US
His receipts will be regarded IS payments. ,,
GREELEY < McELRATII.
Trbuae Ofcs, Neio- York, oct. 4. 1881.
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EY Elegance ann sty lie Is more striking
FA1L And WINrER STYLES IN CHIL-


ARE All they are represented 70 Delight d0Taoe eao rIe
IN A ssyle well cslcuaeo 70 yIease The iesolou'
Rssver felt Hat is increasing Ia favor dsy as
"a becomes Known and will be WON as much - any IA.
~ de ssasOD DsAKg Co. thoroughly UNDERSTAND tnsii
has.sss They employ but the pest woik uleh auo
MAKE their Hat; the bes brcs and are determined y
Tn.tAut devotion 10 s the i5tieits o. mating OuAne"
m snnojv m Ar customers with hats stch cannot BE- exceed
10 btaety OF quality Lsoiss Riding Has CnldIens faoJ
Hss OF every variety. Cestlemens Jockey caps &c &C.
40 uhlfh fhs httennOn Of the public ~ Invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

1 FowLERs & WELLS, PhrenolOgist,
and Publishers Clinton Hall No. ISL ES3ssust, New York
.nd No lf2 Wsshing tOn-st Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
rY- GouRAup's Liquid Hair Dye is

without exception the best 'eT invented
Eouay ceerat,d s GOURAUDs Medcted Soap Tor curing
pipes ecke, salt fheum, arsh ~orns teter sslowness
IAN IoushDes. IL Poudre Subtitle SToC.s bar from any
part of the body Liquid Roage, Lls Wits and Hair
s3Io.s AT 81 Walker VI near Brl adway.
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~ kArrrRrY & LEAsk take pIeasure

in calling the attention % the public 70 their fsu stock Of
Hsts eno Caps comprising assortment unsu
octut of Taste elegance durability, and comfort Iney nave
yen every attention 10 the manu4c ure OF theh goos
and a. the, are not only practical workmeo but neh VINO
wo,k and are moreover wOftmen that neeo not %
nsbsned they confident Of They invite an IN
spection Of goods coubdeot that those WAC coa on
to Sc will r. main % buy Their stores are a. No %
Cbshan Ct opposite Chambers and eorne Of Chatham and
Psarists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

~ William Pitt Adams. II. B. N. Con-
sul q. Lima formerly a.,seLed to sas Brish Legation
ST WasiiDs,op, 10 3tsi
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WATCHES AND Manufacturers

WATCHES AND JEwELRY.- JERGEHsE
received oy the subscriber some very hne
Jp.s efeepen Watches with certificates from the msou'
aetuIsr warranted perfect keepers For sale a. !s'i
tnsn the usua prices - -.
Cooper Wsebes- Some in hunting csses, duplex aud
Lev ers perfect time ke. peTs =
Ipoependent Second Watches and Quarter seconds-fot
tint horses In soli add silver cases
solspdd sod oocket Chtonomets:s which run without
sny variation.
Enamel " atcbes for ladies'.
God ard silver levers detsehed levers lepins d7pex and
a, oh er STYLES st All Of the sooys Tor sale 81 less
than II usual prices A.. nj.
Dsm1 pd.- nond Pins Ring, Ear Rings FINGER Rings
and Crosses for sale low. -,
SIso al limos Of Jswery. silver Spoons Forks, &c at
- - g.. 80 ,hs u,usI prices bT @ ALLEN,
Importer OF " stchss snd Je~elrS,
wholesale ard retail, no. n Wal g., up stairs