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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21
Infamous Corruption! +!

Who ever heard, in the whole history of our
country, of such infamous corruption in
member of the Cabinet as the following The
Galphin claim of $43 500 was paid by act of
Congress on The I'd day of March, 1919. AT
ter the accession of Gen. Taylor to the Presi-
dency George w. Crawford. Secretary of War,
under the new administration, actually took
from the Treasury one hundred and eighty MoaS-
and dollars interest on the $43,50O of the Gal
phin claim, and kept NINETY FOUR
THOUSAND DOLLARS as his share of the
spells.
The Gardiner claim was allowed by Hon.
George Evans of Maine, commissioner under
Taylor for settling Mexican claims. 1t was
fictitious claim from beginning to end The
House Of Representatives appointed a Select
Committee to investigate the Gardiner claim
after the giant corruption had been put through
and the money was filched from the Treasury
That Committee have just reported the fact of
Thomas Corwin, the Wig Secretary Of the
Treasury being connected Herewith, and 9TH
er facts, as follows:
lhe investigation shows that the whole
claim by which $l2S,7J0 was taken from the
Treasury, vas an out and out fraud, sustained
by forgery and perjury That it was sus-
pected claim in the outset, and that Thomas
Corwin, the whig Secretary of the Treasury,
was employed as counsel for this and other
claims before the Mexican Board while U.
S. Senator, and having bought into this claim,
he sold out in 1850 and received the sum of
$S0,357, ,chicA sum he holds on to and retains,
Notwithstanding the fraud has no,o been proved !!
And he has been retained in his Office of Sec
rotary of the Treasury notwithstanding all
this
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

SHIP BUILDING SoUTH BY STATE OF MAINS
Boys. Mr.. T.. A. Sumner, passenger agent,
forwarded so men yesterday to portsmouth,
Va. fol Capt A. L. Allen, OF Bath, Me-, who
90 to build two ships for said Allen. Some
twenty went last week, and 40 more 60 Nov.
lei - 4fI0S.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

10 A boy named Robert Armstrong, was
RIM over by the cars and killed, in South Bos-
ton on Saturday, while placing his ear to the
track for the purpose of hearing the rumbling
of an approaching train.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21
p. FOR VICE. PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM r. KING,
: -..- OF ALABAMA. Y
* Z 90 Z Z x
g Let them tell their own sentiments:
General Scott ON Foreigners.

81 rlo,o hesitate between ertcnding the pc
riod of residence before Naturalization, and
a TOTAL REPEAL OF ALL ACTS OF CONGRESS
ON THE SUBJECT. My mind imclines TO
THE LATTER Winfield Scott.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

~ A raft of forty sticks ship timber passed
through Holmes Hole, on Saturday for this
port, in tow of steamer
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

- The Cuban authorities are doing good
business in the way of preparing the public
mind Of this country for Strengthening out +"
matters there at no distant day.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

BosToN, Oct, 5, 1852.
E. II. BADLY Robinson's speech was not
put into the Pilot at publication Office. Must
have been done in post Office at DanviIle.
PATRICK DoNAHUE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

U 1t is estimated by letter writers from the
South, that the cotton crop this year will be
the largest ever raised.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

- We are Indebted TO friend for bar
rel of nice apples. We would give the gen.
erous donors name, but it wouldn't do.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

70 Operations have recently been com
menced on the Penobscot and Kennebec Rail-
road.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21
Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Arctic.

The steamer Arctic arrived at New York,
Oct. 10, al O'Clock P. NJ, with 160 passen-
gers. Passed the Hermann on the 18th.
kossulh is residing in London in privacy.
His Secretary has heen expelled from Malta.
Two hundred and seventy thousand pounds
value OF gold has been received from Aus
trala.
An influential company has been formed
for the purpose of establishing new line Of
steamers to run between London, Liverpool,
Canada and the United States.
A very fair crop of potatoes is anticipated
10 Ireland this season.
Mr.. Morton, the Paris correspondent of the
London NelUS, was assassinated by Mr.. Bower,
the correspondent of ihe London AdUertiser--
owing to alleged criminaity with Bowers
wife.
The fortress at Tunis blew up on the 18th
ult, and did considerable damage 10 the city.
The export Of corn is prohibited in Egypt
in consequence of an apprehended scarcity.
A division has occurred in the French
Ministry respecting the expedency OF an i'm
mediate proclamation of the En- pire.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

GoDEY's LADY's Book for November is
beautiful number. Stearns has it,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

The THIRD TIME.-F. D. Morrow of Au-
gusta was convicted on Tuesday week Of the
third offence in liquor selling. For the first
he was fined $40 and costs-second, $50 and
costs-third, $50 and costs, and three months
Imprisonment In default of payment, anoth-
er month Imprisonment. So says the Kenne-
bee Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

~ Prof. Upham, of Bowdoin College, is
on trip to England for the benefit of his
health.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21
Gen. Scott on Naturalization.

We are liberal enough to open the door TO
the children Of foreigners rhO may be- born
here, without allowing their FATHERS TO
COME HERE TO HELP GOVERN u.s. Winfield
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR. Capt.
Albert Tracey, Bangor. Adjutant General.
Parker Tuck, Bucksport, Judge of Pro.
bate, Hancock County.
Timothy Ludden, Turner, Judge Of Pro-
bare, Oxford Co.
David White, Skowhegan, Judge of Pro-
bate, Somerset Co.
Joel Wellington, Monticello, Judge Of
Probate, Arooslook Co.
Nelson Herrim, Houton, Sheriff, Aroos-
took Co.
A5ner Cakes, South Berwick School Com
missioner, York Co.
Mass MEETING AT PARIS. A large gath
ering of the Democracy being Mass Meet
ing OF the bears of Oxford Couhtv'-all of
whom are united in The support of PIERCE
and KING-was held at Paris on Thursday
last Some seven hundred voters from all
parts Of the County, appeared as delegates,
and several gentlemen also attended from
Cumberland, Kennebec, Penobscot, &C., ma
sic from Buckfeld and Norway enlivened
the occasion, marching through the Village
at the head of of the Paris Volunteers and
Norway Engine Companies, which escorted
the Procession. The PIERCE and KING
meeting was held at The Union meeting
house, which was crowded on floor and gal
lery to OVERLOOKING, with spectators Many
ladies were present during the day ANA
evening.-Argus.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

OUR PYRAMID. We hang our hopes for the
election of Gen. Winfield Scott on the follow
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21
STATE OF MAINE.
A ROCL

BY THE GOVERNOR
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-10-21

DASvIILE, Pa, Oct. 4th, 1852.
Patrick Donahue, Publisher Of the "BOston Pr
lot RnSf0L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

suGAns.- There were 40 hhds Museovado purchased
at BE- 6hc per h. Demand moderate.
sunAo.-siciy was quiet and held at sos per tom
usual terms
TALLow Prime saleable and firm ct sxe. per H..
cash.
ToBAcco seemed more active. $50 hhds. Kentucky
were disposed Of at So and 20 Florida ct pri
vate contract
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BY NORTH RIVER Bo.rs Flour, 10 463 barrels; pro-
visions 292 do; beef 32 do ashes ITO do whikev IS
90 vkeat IL 1872 bushels oats IL 600 do barley $50
do. butter l9S pkgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01
FUAHC1AL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY, Nov 500 p. N.
Most Of the leading anciss in active demand to-
day and stocks which have heretofore been CON
parativey quiet taken In large lots At the first
beard North American Trust advanced II per cent;
Morris Canal NJ Parker Vein Coal Company, II Ncara-
qua Transit, u; Cumberland Coal Company, 81 Phenx
Mining Company n; Erie Railroad. al Long Island, x;
stonington, 1; Hudson River Railroad, q AT the
second board Morris Canal mp per cent; Parker
Coal Company d; Phenix Coal Company, y Hudson
River Railroad declined "a per cent; Cumberland Coal
Company, III Harlem, 1S Rochester and Syracuse Rail-
road, " The market more unsettled at the close,
and prices little weak There was more inquiry for
railroad bonds to day than We have noticed for some
time, and the transactions were to some extent
The demand for foreign exchange, for remittance BY
the steamship Asia to morrow has thus far been only
moderate We have variation In rates to report. We
continue quote bills on London at 10 l0 per cent
premium Paris, 81 1874 81. 121a; Amsterdam, 4l4
aA1S; Bremen, 79al . so; Hamb urg, s61s 3e%
The Portland Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company,
have declared semi annual dividend OF three per cent
Dwight Manufacturing Company, three per cent
The Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore has declared semi
annual dividend Of five per cent Pstapsco Bank
Of Maryland, three and . half per cent.
We learn that operations in the Ulster Mine have been
completely successful Lead is found in increasing
abundance and large quantities Of copper obtanabe
which may be brought to market The copper in sight
is estimated from 500 to 1000 tons The company will
shortly furnish full report 81 their operations which Is
now preparing by Mr.. Hodge, the eminent geologist.
new bank, called the Burnet Bank Is about being es
tabshsd At Syracuse Another is in TO be
located in salina The Dairymans Bank has been loca
ted IN Newport, Herkimer county
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer
this port day. amounted to sos t71 payments s2
1875 s4-balance, $54b4,2c2 90 The receipts and dis
in the office the Assistant Treasurer during
the month Of November, 1852 were a. annexed
ASSISTANT TREAsuRERs OTFIcE-Nrw YORK. Nov, 1852
Nov l. 1862 balance S., Ss5 $50 IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

CONVICTION OF AN INDIAN FOR MURDER The
Indian Ye.e he sha, who murdered Mrs Keener on the
Minnesota week before last hes been tried at civil
tribunal and been convicted Of murder In the first de-
gree and received the sentence Of death BY bangina
~. Prui (Mnnesofa) Pioneer, Nsp. IL.
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observation-disclosures

EXHIBIT THREE PkIscIrAL STEAM FRIoArKs
ATTACHED THE JAPAN EXPEDITION. ia full
exhibit Of the dimensions cost Of construction power Of
engines Sc Of the steam frgates Mississippi Powhatau
and susQushanna, attached to the Japan squadron ::
STEAMSHIP MISSISSIPPI Fl Is.
Length Of mean load line, Including the rabbets
OF stern ana post. ...'..................... zig
Height from lower edge ., rsbbst Of keel to
Displacement to mean load line: ton, "a a4S lbs.
Area Of mean load line, square feet. ....... 77Ol
Area of greatest immersed transverse section o5l
This vessel was built At Pbadelphia and anehed in
J041 Of which very full account will be found in tbs
New York HEnALD Of May Of that year.
The total cot Of hull, masts boats, rigging.
sails tanks. casks, anchors cables, and furni-
rns s,o =. - Sso $50 soa
Arnament.. ~, 9S2
Total cost s5sI ass
Tonnage custom house measurement tons, 1.oss
srEAMsHIPs suseuEHANrA AID rowHArAr.
(0f same dimensions) FL IT,
Length OF mean load line, including beth raSbets $50
Height Of lower edge Of rabbet Of keel to port
Dfpiacem snt Of mean load line tons ...... $50
Area Of mean load line, square feet ........ 1900
Area Of greatest immersed transverse seeon.. 726a
The susquebanna was built at Philsdspha, and the
Powhatsn at Norfolk, in 1850. Cost OF busQuehanna
Total ccst Of hull masts, boats, rigging sails,
tanks casks, anchors and chains, cables and
complete, fOr sea-. yo7o,eO4
Engines boilers, and spare machinery. 3A 6s1
Armament..'t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A97s
Total cost -. s72s,550
These vessels built entirely Of live oak for the
frames white oak from the coast for the planking and
southern yellow pine for the beams and decks entirely
copper fastened and tree nails used The tmbers
secured BY diagonal iron braces he first used In this
country being those In the Mississippi in 1859 The
amount Of bolt copper in each OF these ships lbs
and OF sheet copper 39s29ibs The cables anchors
cost Sl7SlS the rigging sails and cost $3 828
MOI MI tona
THs AFRICAN SeUA pRor The United States shin
Jcnn Adams Commander Barrow, was at Loando,
south Africa nth September officers and crew we'll
she would sail on the 18th for Ambrix Ambrixetto
grinces Island, and Monrons, and expected to be At
Porto Praya by the sth 10th Of November The Ger
mantown was at Princes Island occers and crew ali
we'll The Perry was cruising in the Bghts hayirg been
spoken nth August, all we'll.
Three hundred and eighty men are at work upon the
United States ship Of the line ySont a. the Cherries
town ESvy yard, and she Is rsridy approaching oon
pletion.
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RENAURANTS.

STRIKE THE WORLD WITH AWE AND WoND1Rt
sCslds coughs ssshmss Ssnsrnpese s.rsS yitAsus Ne
n p Pierce ani King Saloon No. Dsvssy, % etairS
CGse hssrs ron 10 esleshs 4. H. - ~ r. n. A6y1So
aratfo; ~ Ssg medto9nA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

The increase in duties in November, 1852, compared
with November 1851 is equal to increase in the value
Of merchandise, imported during the month Of about
three millions Of dollars This will swell the aggregate
to nearly eight millions Of dollars In November 1851
the importation Of specie amounted to S63S $685. In No
vsabsr 1852 $46246s4. OF the specie entered in No
yember 1882 $4542471 in gold DUST IT'S in gold
coin, and $24 4ss in silver COIN
The inportations into this pert t. day-Nov 30-wsre
follows
Bleaching powders 40 casks 81 tierces beer 90 casks
brick $50; coal $40 TONS coffee 765 bags; dry goods
GIG packages Per T. a9o do per Celestial 296 do per
Walker 50 do st. Denis; dyewoods 66 tons 100000
lbs ogwood drugs 382 casks soda ash SO boxes chemi
20 casks iSeepSns IRON 1oso bars railroad eas bars
7e9 bundles 500 bdls hoop, 1850 bdls. sheet 442
sheets 72o tons pig 4ss plates. metal 15o pstes yellow
plaster $50 tons sp.lter, $50 plates spirits 70 pun
plates 2Io7 boxes tsans do tee, 1891 packages tea
wine, pipe, SIS baskets; wood, Is pieces mahogany
The first instalmert Of nfty cents per share the
balance due the stock Of the st. Lawrence Mining
Company payable to day The second instsment Of
fifty cents per share will be payable the 3Ist Of De-
csmher There is very little doubt but that the stock
holders win pretty generally respond to this call, and
make the best Of bad bargain. As the two in
staments paid up it would be well enough for the
stockholders to have meeting, and appoint committee
to investigate the affairs Of the company and take the
entirely out Of the hands Of the trustees by
electing full board Of directors Under the present
Management the company has become bankrupt The
call Of dollar on each share may keep the
above water little whc longer but unless something -
done to extrioate it from the miserable management
under which it exists the whole thing will collapse
and become extinct Every dollar Of the amount due
the call is appropriated and su balance left against
the company without the first to liquida.s
We brief exhibit Of the cOmpany's indebted
neM:-
ST. LAWRENCE LEAD MISNc CoMpAsr
Total amount Of acceptances matured and
maturing =. ................~.... $24 426 IL
Borrowed money. .......................... o760 90
Total debt, Nov 1852 S3l1 76 IL
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~ DR. Sqsas
eyre 81 coughs sore throats Group chronic
tootbaehe and pairs in the limbo For sale BY the
asd at the dcpot East Eleventh street. $40
street, Price Is and 80 cents.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TsEE THIRD PAGE-6a
MISCELLANEOUS.


sTSEE THIRD PAGE ga
MISCELLANEOUS.
A FORTUNE roR ONE DoLLAR-ExPLoyxES1
% ss y s. pl M & K
% :: 70 s .s
Rs sy vi. :: Il SSa m r
o. sa 1s !. II e ON @ S
,oYs-ToYs-ToYs,-To,C CLOSE THIS BRANCH OF
'hs n'ss
y:
IL ~ a s ::
WATCHEs, WATCHES ..1,. wAECnE WATCHES. EVERY
win find i = .Ss1s and saving ' Hsr gent
RIsMUTH. NICKEL, MANGANESE VIENNA LINZ
ohlsras potash ts chloride sods
SEGShT%iSshR aio %a%sa LAM. ' '0' SAFE y On
RILLIARDs.-No II MONTGOMERY STREET JER-
The lest players refrsSmen.s or one match one
htS or one full with rsy one who er' fr suit
twelve hour commit nens Monday the 18th instant
RIANx BOOKS, PAPER APE. RULINe,-BHANK BOOKS
low ,ss so sss h ,aa 70
rass ..
and sx p .. No. s;snS s
y' 1 pubic that
promising
esu.ns The % Or Persons H c.n a n
tent ID TO .. heme Or At Madame BIS residence.
JUST REckIvED-2ooeoo gAvANA sEaARs CON
tho q ss w T:fa hnsx anS brand srS e
nS il A
ELEcTRo PLATED WARE FROM CHARLES CHRIS
trays b..isss sets sets &C. Ali tho sooas u
ne shoss Or Birmssssn ware Every
w GAME. cGILIIxoT ! CO.'S 81 Be ssssax.,.
NEW YEAR-cHAPPED HANDS AND CLEAR CON-
:hsuid fail TSSis: vosdsrtsI vsn:s.a In
Eleventh street. and 40 orssawoS street 49,
RINaUEr LEPRINcE = l. xAxooTTn. NO. *
raj NV : :a I, .ps .1T nj. IN ss,s
"a 4 .y ~
ITO EVERYBODY WHO WANTS TO MAKE MONTY
BY laborsaving machine The undersig ned, having
iss s:is sis endless s sh:a
ss fsrth GsrsI. souh csroaa os1
Oregon Minnesota and Hudson county In New Jersey are
,ls i new :h's ss a
ued The mortice 10 cut and The sim
PIE operation almost as quick thought Machines
hished at short notice Msohine be in opper
sMn hy applying At the North Point Foundry and
Aachlne work., Jersey city. HILL KA50N.
HILLS MANHATTAN LABORATORY PREMIUM
Jujube Paste Is again in the MARKET msnufa itured
and sold by Mrs. B. HILL widow Of the late Alfred Hill at
70 l0l west Thirty second sold by her agents.
sCHIEFFELIN FOWLER, Nos. 142 and ia Front street,
GRAYHAIR-THEL Ia TEST AN BEST pIscovEaY-
@
full directions will be sent for 81 Address Herbert poet
paid, ISL William street This 10 humbug to get your
DOLLAR give you my address.
d 4 000 FORFEIT. If DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN
sOOO Imminent 10 not superior 10 any other the
eyre Of coughs sore throat Group chronic rheumatism
tootbaehe and pair in the Limbs For sale the
asd At the dcpo East Eleventh street. and $40 Greenwich
SELf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CURE.-A RECIPE OF
an infabc prescvativs against all diseases and three
original for the Of them obtaed
by enclosing dollar in post paid letter, directed to
- q. HASSON, m. ID Montreal Canada East).
n B-No deception. All communications strictly prf-
A7R BROADWAY, WHITE FRONr-KELLINoERs 1
beautiful family nj nsnt, for curing all manner Of
acne pains weakness and Affections with either
SEX In bottles from %. TO &c. each. Kslln Magic
Fluid for fastening and restoring the hair fails In
trials In largo bottles At 81 eaoh 80 Dozen
cash Lininent for horses cents Kelnrs
nediea CharmThis hea sores gaus bruises ard works
every druggist In the United States.
~
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SELF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CURE:-A RECIPE OF
~ an nfablc prescrvavs against all diseases
ORIGINAL prescriptions for the cure Of them be obtained
by enclosing dollar in post paid letter. directed
c. HASS0N, N. ID Montreal (CAnadA East.
N B.-No deception. All communications strictly prf-
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EIoR sALE-THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A
handsomely furnished hotel. The house Ia in
ce.tul opesati91 and oon,santy full The location !:
$1,000 5000 yearly $4,000 70 5000 cash will Be required
to purchase For further particulars call at the office Of
q. b. H0WES, SO Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

EoR sALE-A PORTER HOUSE, IN A CHOICE LOCA.
ton and doing fine business four years lease of the
premises at low rent and will be sold cheap,
cash, the about leaving the city Apply 70
WATKINS l. HlNE ASS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

IIoR sALE-A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH
small capital-Wiil be sold cheap for cash the stock
and fixtures the we known eating house and oyster
saloon No 2 Beeoker street, Rent low and doing fair
Must be sold on owners bad health
Inquire for particulars, at the saloon Of
N. SHARP, 2T Bleecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

EoR sALE.-TwO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
late Of William Halle etate In Harlem, N. " between
the Fifth and Sixth Terms easy, only half
cash required, the remain bond and mortgage
suire Of DIR. BALLARD, 41b Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

I7R BROADWAY, WHITE FRONT-KELLTNGERs
beautiful family nj mont, for curing all manner Of
pains weatne and nervous sneeons with either
Fluid for fastening and restoring the hair fails In
rials In largo bottles At eaoh 50 Dozen
nedea Charm-This hea sorss gaul bruises ard works
the horse daily heaves 6c Sod ~ every siore and By
every druggist In the United States.
MoUsTACHRs IMPART MILITARY CHARACTER
a. 70 thS face which e dsarssls IN s. Of
n six weeks without staining inurns the skn. 0nsdol
Lag PET bottls, sent 70 spy part Of q seuntAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

LIoR sALE.-A FIRST. CLASS DRINKING HOUSE,
in the Second ward now doing good trade, will be
sold very low II applied for This excel
lent opportunity to buy low and get place paru
larly for = single man. Apply to ALEXANDER, No. 10
Ann street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

EOR sALE-A BARRoON ON ONE OF THE BEST
corners town; will be SOLD cheap IL applied for mne
Sassy Will &c s depot At ,hs house .na
avenue and Tenth atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

~ for cash. TO exchange for real estate other
watches chains pencils diamonds loose and
set rings pins bracelets clusters crosses &c. pianos
iron safes Havana and German black and white
silks fine linens &c.. &c. ~ street second floor
JOSEPH B. DA CAMARA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

DOARDING.-ONE OR TWO PARLORS, WITH BED.
ID adjoining, suitable for families gentlemen.
with without board, be had at place,
Becher street They well Furnished with baths closets
md xag on ever
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09
The Great Convention Of "Wednesday ,a.t.

The Great Convention Of Wednesday last
Since the memorable campaign of lelO anc
a. we have seen nothing to equal the num-
Oefs and enthusiasm that marked the spontane
Gus gathering of the Wing Mountainous, ir
State Convention, on the 9TH inst. From North
South and East the gallant and invincible Wing
soldiers for the War, rushed 10 their time-hon-
ofed banner, again flung to the breeze before
their gallant and nvlnclble Leader, WIN.
FIELD SCOTT.
We have neither time nor space for com,
ments on this noble opening Of certainly vic
torlous campaign, nor for the official proceed
ings Of the Convention. Next week We shall
give both. In the mean time remember
"Ihc good time HAS COME, boysr'