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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

ST. NICHOLAS SocHrY-ASSUAL DNSER-
The St Nicholas Society of Manhattan Island held its
annual festival at the Astor House, last night. The
occasion in keeping with former ones-larGely at
tended and entirely satisfactory The sons Of our old
Dutch ancestors reminded Of the days OF their
forefathers by the smoke which cured around them
from the long pipes, the famous schnapps and the we'll
told tale Of olden time At a late hour the festival
closed the company having enjoyed delightful occa
sinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Marine Disasters,

PHILADELPHIA Monday, Dec. 8, 1852
The steamer Delaware, arrived here from
New York to-day reports having been informed at Cape
May that a New-York steamer ashore at Hereford
Inlet. Also reports passing Sunday a large ship
ashore north Of Old Point with her mainmast gone aud
foremost and mizenmast standing. She ashore on
Saturday night in fog.
The Danish brig Hetty, which was ashore at
Morris River Inlet, foated of on Saturday without dam
age.
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Meeting of the supreme Cours.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Dee. 8, ls5@
The Supreme Court assembled al l. ociocA'
49,, Chief Justice Tancy. Associate Justices Mclean
tysvre Catron Nelson Grier AMI Curtis
They Immediately adjourned mul II CLOCK
General Stewart and ChiefEngneers ElIs
~ I.bcrvSood who went 70 Norfolk 20 inspect the L.
5 steamer Princeton, returned yesterday IAy r.Pon
80 ,o Sosec.ion consists in deficiency OF nre surface
which will REQUIRE about six weeks 70 remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

Picrce's plurality s23 McCelsnd's for Governor will
exceed this hut the Democratic majority or Congresslen
will not reach $500 Perces majority over Scott and Hale
viii be from zee g. Toe.
No returns were received from Grstot, Lske, Mason
and Oceana Counties in Hid District, Schoocraft and
the new counties in the Northern Peninsula and the
Lake Superior region, which are embraced IN the
WITH District and not included in above table These
counties are sparscly populated. Here was a total
of AZ imperfect and scattering votes returned 10 the
Secretary of state, caused by the rejection OF Wing
and Free Soil ballots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Horrible suicide.

LOUISVILLE, MOnuay, DEC o. I5J<.
Daniel Street and wife, father and mother of
four children and deck passengers boardthe steamer
James Milinger from St Louis 10 Louisville, recently
committed suicide under the following circumstance
When near Evansville the wife schedule youngest child
infant, and jumped into the river The husband inn
medatey followed. The three remaining children were
taken OF by passengers and landed az New Albany
in charge Of their grandfather Nearly 500 were con
tribued by passengers for the support Of the children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
FEneral Soicmnities.

NEW URLEANs, Monday, Dec Q, 1872.
Great preparations are making for the funeral
pageant next Thursday the 9th inst, in honor of Clay
Webster end Calhoun The eulogy On Clay will be de-
liyered ny Judge McCebb; on Webster, by Christian
Roselins; and On Calhoun by Judge Euts There will
be an immense procession, and minute guns will be
fired II s expected to be the grandet display ever
known in New Orleans.
Hon John Bell, Of Tennessee, has accepted
al invitation 10 a public dinner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Great Robbery Of Dry Goods at Newburgh.

The dry goods store OF j. G. Masters in this
village, burglariousy entered sometime between
Saturday evening and this morning, and silks velyes,
&c the value Of e. 800 stolen Areward Of 300
Is offered for the recovery OF the goods and the arrest OF
the burglars
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Ntnrkets.

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 6, l852-The market for Western
produce heavy owing the high rate of freghs Flour
has declined DC The sales to-day have bsen 5000 bbls
Ohio 81 40 Corn dull Sec OF prime bacon sides
there are none in market. Mess pork Sl90l9 So New
lard in bbls. llallic. Whisky, 20c. Rio Coffee 9sc
Hay, Z5c
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Fire at Madison, Ind.

MADISON, Ind, Monday, Dec. 6-PM.
The extensive planning machine shops Of Todd
Sons entirely destroyed by fire this evening TIE
FIRE has communicated to the cotton factory owned by
Mr. Cough, which is in flames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Virginia LegisIatrre.
BALrIMoRE. MondsY, De

BALTIMORE, Monday Dec. 6, 1852.
We have no mail south of Richmond.
The Virginia Legislature have reelected Rob
en- Johnson PTstAuditor; Robert Butler Treasurer
:. ii. Parker, REGISTER Land Office: Cnas. s. Morgan
Superintendent Of the Penitentiary and Geo w. Mum
ford, Secretary of the Commonwealth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

IL The L. $. Mail steamship Alabama
Csr,ain Ludlow hfy-eight hours from sageanah,
arrived about o'clock this morning.
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KENTU CKY-lCoNsLrrE.l

Mhs Den nee %
Elcc,ors-Seot: ,t67 PicTce...5iI52 Hale. -
SCOTS plurality SSl5; SCOTS majority over Ell, 5oil
whitley Co Included aboyc) VAS officially returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

noenced in the Quarter Sessions. Coroner Lowry h tho
defendant
A man named Nsrlstt. who had his skull
fractured few days since in house OF il-fsme by
Samuel Lewis died this morning Lewis has not yet
been arretted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Springfield Municipal Election.
SPRINGFIELD, Monday, Dec

oFkINOFIKLD, MDIuhy' Dc. o. I-JZ.
The Wings have elected their Mayor, Mr.
Rice Wing Aldermen to ! Democrat and vacan-
ces, and large majority of the Common Council Mr.
Ingraham DEM reelected CLERK and Treasurer by
the aid Of Wing votes.
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Items from Pittsburgh.

PrrsBURGH, Monday, DC o to.
The Free Soil Convention this afternoon nom
mated J. Heron Poster, Editor OF The Dizpaieh, Tor
Mayor
The trial of the naturalization frauds has com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

BALTIMORE, Monday, Dec. g. 1852
Three hundred Delegates from Western and
Southern States have announced their intention to he
present at the Trade Convention 10 meet in Baltimore
on the 10th inst
The brig ChatswOrth was at Rio on the oath
Oct, loading for New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

During the present week there have been - I I1i
. cbolcrs ard Is from other causes, on ihs island
IS dinimtion Of mortality Tor which we opsht TO De
- ,bsnktul We trust ere long 10 record ne con-
piee Disappearance OF the ePdenc wTa IA, o ,oc
" ,p,,,,er srresdinr RAPIDLY among the scAtterei
sof ,hs extended colony Il has already visIsi
ten. and we much fear win reach several tas nave y.
been spared the grevous afhcuon ofoas Sa' p a.
pcct soupd on the l2th instant, we Understand ~
80 ,ba lev and the ooh there % csses, II OF
which terminated fstaly We have just learnt o. rs
snpsarance at saint Salvsdor During ne wees Aolco
ma Tlcuihera Rave been furnished WIN II, 30;
md cher reqnstes 70 arrest ann a.IIn.sI ~ ''V'1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

FEox TIE BAHANAs.-We have further adj
yice. rom Nassau, reaching to Nov. r. two weeks
later than the news in our paper OF last saturday
I'll. N,ssov Guarlica OF Nov. - says:
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Total .... .SO56 lO9a9 1913 400 68Gj 56i2 Gji3
Estimated and unoihcis TOWN OF PrAle, Beaver Isl
Pierces plurality 296s stevens zoos; Mcclellands,
2796.
We do not give the vote for Cslkins, the Free Soil
candidate for Congress, it would be too imperfect.
We give the Hale far published 1t viii not
much exceed the above.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-25
BURNER'S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

pow ELLIS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.
a 81 vsos Ts I G 70
place situated eight miles east OF Woodstock be.
building Gone Ieet in Iengh) commenced last
been completed aud Is ready for the reception o.
Families, been erected convenient to the boarding
I These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, bur and BLACK
SULPHUR CHALTnRATTE LINEsToNE and SLATE, all having
The work or Natures labratory. They send forth
sucient quantity OF puIe water TO supply many
sin the ground gradually rising the south and east until
it teaches the western base OF the Mansanuten from
"a the OF the behoder OF the
most landscape views the country To the
SOUTH and eat there are G number Of mounds
2 to 100 above the level bottom p front and to the
nom the east or rear BY gentle
Tho Fort Mountain with Its Petues9ue scenery its tut
Which, for bold outline and pleasing Variety is
s unsurpassed bYapy mountain scenery In Virginia In
SSe M ana Fort MOUNTAINS embracing Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be seen to be
T. there are number TS 2.
eeiebraed Mountain Spring, $50 yards distanti The
Cold Spring distance from thisj B. Immediately
55ove tb rom ~ SpTing about three quarters or
mile cushing the mountain side, is the Sweet Chay
w,iNa group OF Willows that the Sulphur Springs
and which believed 70 Poasess peculiar medicinal quail
VSiteTs coming nom the North East, enter the
valley he abS~
north f0mr be SPRING. The rugged grandeur OF this
naiIISl ,Ss Weller with awe and admiration
On arriving at springs tho invalid has at with
NJ busy world and may recupeTate his exhausted
Siss by qnang the pure waters that incessantly flow
STo1Ha II he hoafishnseRt Of his rail body
We win stats, for the benefit OF those who may not DO
aware OF the fact, that we own large farm attached to
SPRINGS wheie have their horses pasured
stabbed as they may PEss with r.. ,,o,.. ,,o
Glars, Tobacco, &C.
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GENERAL JACKSON
AND MARTIN T,TJTHER.

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BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Hcng na TutiVcs scenes and incidents IN the real LIFE
az THE LOWRY Hy W. H. G. Smith, Esq
The object OF abe author is to represent the condition OF
Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin his daily Occur
aOnS and pastines, the relations between master and
the mistaken impulses md msconcetved views OF the
Northern PhilanthIOpst, &c, &C. and to represent the
sentiments their forms, the
displayed in the humbe8t lot OF society, thus showing
hdPpeSs MGM freedom; and at the came to represent,
as is class people, viz The Planter, TO whom justice
every day e is well win the amiabe judg
ment OF the world
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia.
a. 2-The Plnntltion-Uncle Toms Laziness.
3SobTety and MerTment.
1.-THE Punishment
6-The School Master.
6-FamIy OF the Planter.
T-SchOO Keeping.
S-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise.
1O-lnlependencc Day.
1.-THE OveTsecr.
i2-SchooI Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
ii-Siidnght Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Ton
aud Dn0h.
:. i(Cussy.
1.-THE Overseer's Communication to the Planter
" IS-The Suspicion.
IS-SchOOI Master g Uncasincss and Departure
20-UncIe Toms Notions OF Fl eedOnI.
2I-His Determination to 60 to the State oil Free
douI.'
22-The Escape. -..r
23-The Pursuit.
a. 2l-BuialO-The BOotblark
2-uard Times.
26-Unclc Toms SolOquy.
2T-The Alarm. U..
'' 2S-AmeTican Hotel.
a. 29-The Flee Negro. Basil. .-.- .-.
(" SACourage Quietude and COntentment.
3i-NiagaTa Falls Clifton House, Canadr;
33-Unclc Toms Decision.
3l-'Back TO Old Virginia
35-ConclusiOm.
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ERuPT1vE DISEASES.

TT has now become settled fact acknowledged by tho
best Physicians ofour city that IN the euro OF SCI oua
TTeter and many other diseases, BRKErLLEoERs FLUID
ExTRAcr OF SARsAPARlLLA AND DANDEMoN Is decidedly
above ali other preparations speaks whenever
sed. and although have taken the pains OF hav
ing published throughthe papers, or appointing agents
for the sale oft, yet almost weekly receiving
doris from Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by persons, by chance means have heard
oTis wonderful curative powers The following is from
gentleman Vermont few days since, who used 1t for
very serious disease;--' r
The two bottles ofmedicine got from you
henin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send ME
some moro by Express. ~ =. ..,.
now prescribed by nearly all the Pbysieians OF our
city not as qGack medicine ioT we nave made mem aG
such as have not the opportunity of making Il known
ia hat Il Is entirely from all Minerals and is not IN
ne least Incompatible with any of the preparations oflO
dine, Powler's solution, or other properties.
TO be Paxton 6E Lakes, and F. YahTlins, and sold
''''eSA'' BRENTLlNGRR Sc ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va.
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An engraved portrait of some distinguishsn IN
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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
CAN 1NTENsEsY INTERESTING ROO,

7''- 1VoL. 12Mo., 81 ,26. g 8 = M
MOORE & ANDERSON, have iustready in /. sno,.-
=" The caarAlGN OF GENERAL scorr
in tho yally OF Mexico by Lieut. Raphael Semmes.
lvol, with Map ofthe Battle Grounds-367 pSres S'H
detailed account OF General Scott's brilliant q
- Lieut.. S. is man OF sterling sense. - En
.d impartial account ofo he saw.-RsaaqI in n, lar
spirited and extended sketch the last Me.i,,,c
paig Tho author is attached to the Navy, but b.
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ner having commenced its perusaI TO lay Ii asias9%t
One or the most gallant onlcerstn the Navy.- T..
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His gnal descriptions drawn with great iel,
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Imagination eriticises the military operation M
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TICHR regular time for tho commencement ofthe Fall
.E6T merit Zach Session continues re calendar month";.
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev az ' 3. u. .:ToIFoBD. Il. D., Principal
Miss S.V. BLISS.
Miss MIRA H. ToWNsEND. |''''''a'"'
Miss FRANCIS L; HA 4,Rl9L ;
as ST., ,o1N wrNx1E. w,,,se and 0.rn,on
MT. L. F. De MAssIAS, Frer=h aud Dra,Oine.
Prof Il. b. STONE Vocal Music.
an account or ProvdentiaI detention hons but viii
probably be with us in tho Spring.
cnlnary Philadelphia She not only gives 1Lstruc
the higher branches taught in Seminaes but is
Music receive lessons they may prefer either
rom Prof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss
Tho Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
CaCheTS and arrangements made for courses Lectures
the classes, b. some experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again direct the attention parents, thi
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing tho grade
lie majority OF studies OF pupil are in any particular
lass that Is the pupils grade; n. ,.,,. ro -,
Lights, and Ancient Languages II desired, per session
Washing for BoardeIs per doE, so
| Hay PurILs-Tu ition-Primary, Junior Gradepcr
session, coo
- Seminary proper, Junior Class,
Moddie Glass; class i4SS
&c Senior class, 1900
| Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 10 90
Is.e rer session months, with Of instrument
Tor lessons, 1900
| e % ofinatrunent for daily practice, 200
| lIOd.:r Languages, Painting drawing, 1000
Embroidery, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
| lEs, 600
Vucal Nusc, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Wcr Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semna
r. consequence OF the extra trouble the chaTg
| ell az in the Seminary, viz SIs per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance to the close
session, and deduction made except for sickness
With reference the management OF the school, VIZ
only tosay, that have here Government and LG'O
administered kindly indeed, but still government
law, which all concerned must respect and obey Ou
arrangements also SUCH that pupils under thu
care OF Female Teachers night day. This sysemgvc
and trouble to Teachers, but Is the only SAT
Sya. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell our views.
AstO tho progress Of our pupils in sound learning.
those interested will visit attend our examinations DC
sr will point them 10 the members OF our higher casse
aid say-Hic HostTd 1OnMstG-here are our pledges
| Wheeling, Aug. 81.