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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-16
MRS. BELLS SCHOOL,

ON L, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
WILL be resumed on the lst September The scho,
w lastic comprises all the branches of thor
ough English education, together with Drawing Painting,
and Needlework Lessons in Music and French will also
given by the most competent teachers.
ay- few young ladies be received boarding
scholars.
81 Terms made known personal application.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-16

Recall OF Lord Elgin.
TORONTO, Sept. Is.
Lord Elgin has been recalled as Governor of
Canada, and the post has been offered to Lord
Harris Hon. Dominica DAILY has been promoted
to the Governorship of New Zealand.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-16

JUST RECEIVED,
IN dozen IA Figured Linen Towels
~ 20 do rs Iuckaback do
% do 7-S Plain Linen do
80 pieces Wide Crash, only Ga cts per yard
% do do 10 cents, worth 49,
do 81 White Linen Table Damask, very cheap
do 81 Brown Linen do do
10 do rs and ~ Drab French Linens
G dozen la White Quilts, at $3.50, worth 81.
pieces Ga Brown Cotton Table Damask, very cheap
do Ga White do do do do
II dozen Linen Napkins, at 81 rs, worth 81
pieces Linen Burlapsc, very cheap
% do Black Apacas, some very fine
do Black silk Warp Alpaca, very cheap
2 bales Cotton Laps, good article
10 pieces Table oil Cloths, very cheap
bale Cotton Yarns, all numbers, and very cheap
With Carpets Mating, Floor, Oil Cloths, &C. &c
d. H. TEBBS x Co.
No T. south side Penn. bet. 9th and 18th streets
sep1-t doors East OF Centre Market.
NNET NURSE WANTED.-one who can bring
w certificate from physician rs health, aud care
fu habits will hear of good situation by applying at the
Bank of the Union, Browns marble building.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-16

OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.-Four desi.
rable new second.story Rooms for rent, situated on
7th street opposite the National Integencer Office. To
good tenants the rent will be moderate Apply
on the premises to - -. 49,
aug 1T GEO, W. C1lJliRAN.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-16
EDUCATIONAL.
M. A. TYSON AND SISTERS SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES

On r street, betWesn 18Th and 18Th streets
HE duties Of this Institution will be resumed on Wed,
l. nesday, the 10th Of Septsmbsr.
TERMS IN ADVANCE
For the Senior and Junior Departments including orna
mental Needleworl. and Drawing, per quarter . $40
For particulars circulars may De had al the principal
bookstores or at the Institution
Persons wishing to enter pupils respectfully invited
to visit the Establishment
Monsieur T. Raou is engaged as Professor Of the French
and other modern languages sep 1-2w
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-16

Connecticut Democratic Convention.
HARTFORD Sept. 10.
The Democratic State Convention met here to-
day and nominated Gov. Seymour, Nathan Bald
win, Oliver P. Hyde, Charles Parker, Samuel
Bingham, and H. NJ. Taylor, for Presidential
Eectors-entire harmony prevailed.
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quence is that private claims and formal
business now have some showing. So little
has been done in this way since the opening
OF the Session, that very intelligent mem
Der seriously said to me yesterday that he
saw no possibility of an adjournment until
September, unless some greater head way
was made. The sessions of Congress are
becoming perpetual, for very narrow
isthmus of recess is now left between the
adjournment and the succeeding session.
1t is lucky circumstance that the guam
tity of new legislation does not keep pace
with the extension of the time of sitting.
The growth of the country and the exten-
sion of tho "area of freedom" of course,
must take the responsibility, not the MEM
bers themselves, who, poor fellows, are
always anxious to get home, disdainfully
disregarding the eight dollars per diem,
which Cass Parish's restaurant absorbs a
large proportion Of
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NJ Is G b l. l. An Il 0 US.
GLENN SPRINGS HOTEL

On WILL BE READY TO RE- t1.A.t t1A
lii. ceive company by the Goth of 6siii
May next, at my last years waters. l am
now erecting Cold Water Institute at this
place, which will be completed soon; have
also procured the medical services of DIR.
Edward Riley to take charge Of the Cold
Water Department of this Institute, and his
accomplished lady, Mrs Riley, will supcrin-
tend the l.ady's Department. DIR. Riley has
considerable experience in the Cold Water
Treatment, having visited all the principal
Cold Water establishments in the United
Stites. Hcrsons wishing to take the Cold
Water Treatment must procure for their use
while under the treatment one pair of linen
sheets, blankets, and servant
The mail stage runs regularly from Chcs-
ter c. H., on the Charlotte Rail Road to this
place three times per week. viz: Mondays.
Wednesdays, and Fridays; also stage line
runs twice per week, Mondays and Fridays
from Ncwberry G. H., on the Grcunvillc Rail
Road to this, via Union c. II.
J. c. ZIMMERMAN, Proprietor.
Glenn Springs, Spartnburg Dist,
So. Ca. April 20, 1852.
+. S.-Wisnng to retire to private life.
will sell the above property on reasonable
terms. JCZ
May l3 ct
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Official.

Pension Office, May 81, la52.-The
subjoined circular has deem prepared in
reply to the many inquiries addressed to
this Office on the subject referred to.
J.E. HEATH Commissioner.
Sir:--In reply to your letter Of inquiry,
you are informed that where a party dies
before the issue of his land warrant, under
the act Of 2sth September, 1850, the
right to it dies with him, unless there be
a widow, or children who were minors at
the time Of the passage Of the act II he
left widow, the application may be re-
ncwod in her name; or if none, then in
the names Of such minor children. II
there be neither widow nor minor Children,
no right vests in any one. The act Of 22d
March, 1852, is silent as to the right ofthe
widow or children TO renew the applica-
ton if the party dies before obtaining the
warrant. .. '
If the claimant dies after the issue oi
the warrant, the title thereto rests in the
same manner as real estate; and can be
assigned only by those who could cotivey
a tract of land descended from the ancestor
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
', j. +. HEATH, Commissioner.
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HIGH PRICE FOR ToBACCo.-There has
been another extraordinary sale of Tobac-
co at Petersburg, Va. On wednesday,
Messrs. F!oyed and Young, inspectors at
Oaks Warehouse, sold a hogshead, weigh
ing 1860 lbs, for $40 per cwt. This
tobacco was grown in Granville, n. c..
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NE " ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Joseph Clark,
State of South Carolina


By James H. Witherspoon, Esquire,
Ordinary for said District.
WHEREAS, THOMAS w. HUEY,
w has applied to me for Letters of Ad-
minstration on all and singular the Goods
and Chattels, Rights and Credits of Agncss
Nesbet, late of the county of Cabarrus, n.
c., deceased with her will annexed
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 10Th day Of June next
to show cause, ifany, why the said admins,
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th day
of May, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-two, and il
the seventy sixth year of American Inde
pcndcnce.
49, JAS. III. WITHERSPOON,
|. s. Ordinary Lancaster District
49, june 2
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Drafb5. f

On the 18th May, at the residence of T..
II. Sylvester, Eufaula, Alabama, of Typhoid
Fever, Mr.. FRANKLIN b. BEcKHAM, in the
23d year Of his age. The deceased was
native of Lancaster District, s. c.
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State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
BY James H. Witherspoon. Esquire
OrdiRdry for SAID District.

N'""f"'J J" SuC" DtSHOf.
WHEREAS, AGNESS NJ. PORTER,
w widow, has applied to me for Letters
Of Administration on all and singular the
Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits Of
William G. Porter, late Of the District afore-
said, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all aiid singular, The kindred $.aa creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said
District, to be holden at Lancaster Court
House on the 18th day of June next to show
cause, if any, why the said administra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this st day
of June in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-two, and in
the seventy-sixth year of American Indc-
pendencc.
{ ~, JAS. II. WITHERSPOON.
l.. y. Ordinary Lancaster District.
'~~' june 2
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\ Il " G 0 0 i 8

TTIlE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE lust
L received 4 new supply of Dry Coods.
Their stock comprises of Fancy andDomcs-
tic Goods, Embr"dcrics. Lace and Muslin
Sleeves, Cambria Collars, Muslin do. Trim
mngs Of all widths, Swiss and Cambria In
settings and EI"ings. Handsome and new
style Barcgc DcI.ains. Latest fashion and
finest quality of Silk Tissues
Solid Col"rs, French Lawns and Sum-
mcr CoplinS. New Styles, French Muslins.
MORNINGS and Colors. Cologncs.P Perfumes.
Soaps, Ilairand Tooth Brushes. &c. Those
goods have been bought low, and will he
sold accordingly. Those in want of ~oods
would do well to call before purchasing else
where. BILLINGS < BEI,k
April s 9 It
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MAY II
MONUMENT TO THE DEAD


The Citizens or Lancaster District are
informed that the undersigned have been
appointed Il committee to obtain subscrip-
tons in this District for the purpose above
specified
Feeling, that to urge a word in behalf Of
such an object, would be Offering ali
insult alike to the gratitude and patriotism
Of our District, we simply state that
the names Of all who died, during the Mex
lean Campaign will be inscribed upon this
monument. We beg that those disposed
ct contribute will hand in the amounts
Immediately to either Of the undcraigncd
Lieut. J. B. COUSART,
Lieut.. \. J. SECkEST.
ScrS't NJ. llELTON.
| Committee ofCumpany I.
April I, s If
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CATAW BA HOUSE.

Om MRim-StTcci,
ca teIc rods So,M IF The Court HouSo.)
I@ TIlEabove named House has ~. ~
LII been much enlarged and put .aEiiI
in thorough repair and furnished anvN,
and is now prepared to accommodate alI
those disposed t" give it call. The sub
Scribcr makes no boasts but will simply
say that the Public shall he accommodate
ted in style not eXcclled 10y any House
in the up country.
J. \. IIASSELTINE.
Lancaster, Feb II If
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COM NJ ERCIAL
LATEST DATES.
The Markets.

CHARLESTON, May 29.-CoTTov The
market was very quiet yesterday, the trans
actions having been limited to about 47O
bales at extremes ranging from ga lie, I46
bales having brought the latter price
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II | s c L l. L i N L @ ] =
THE SIIERlFFALTY.

a AER. EDITOR Would it not be well
4VR enough to let the people know that l
I'm not Il candidate cannot prevail upon
myself 10 run-although during Court week,
did say that would be candidate to
one or two Of my friends; it WAS however
with reluctance and great hcsitancy, and
nust now add contrary to my long cherished
determination.
really have no desire or inclination
for amy "!lice, within the gift Of my fellow
ing in private life, the grateful rcmcm-
branccS Of their disintcrcstcd kindness.
hope my friends VIII excusc me for dccIin-
ing t" ran, opposed Is am sure it would
be alike t" my inclination and interests.
J. ADAMS.
MAY II If II
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COLUMBIA, May 29.-CorToN - We are
without any new feature to notice in the
Cotton market to-day. The supply on sale
continues light, with prices very full and
stringent. 81 bales changed hands to-day.
at IT to 81 cents.
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State of South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT
BY James H. Witherspoon, Esquire

LANCASTER DIS7RICT.
BY James H. Witherspoon, Esquire.
Orlj"ory for said District.
NllEHEAS ALEXANDER FRANK
W LIN INSECT has applied to me for Let
trrs of Administration, with the will annexed.
on al and singular the Goods and ChattIrs.
Rights and Credits. being the separate estate
OF Mary &m>H, Late Of the District aforesaid.
deceased, :.nd wifi Of John Small
These are. th2rciorc,to to cite unA admonish
all end singular, the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at our next Gr.inary's Court for the said
District, to be holden It Lancaster Court
Hous" on thr second day Of June next. to
show cause. if any, why the said adrninstra-
ton should mnt Gc granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th day
Of M@y, in tlc YER Of our Lord one thUuEg
sanl light hundred and fiitv-two, and in
the 7G;h year Of American Independence.
49, JAS. Ii. WlFIiERSpOON,
; l.. :. Ordinary Lancaster Dist
~ may 2G lG 3n
gsl E3TEity----E-afcsstrr District.
John Richardson,
James u. Rivh,r,lsan, Rm for
| lhoin:'s Richardson, | account
Joseph b. kin~lc, and { relief, and
wife Margaret. so-turth.
Mary Allen,
Cyrus .A..tIIcn& wife Jane.
It appearing to lnv eat>f.vtion thatall the
.bUve named dci,njantS reside without the
limits Of this State. II is ordered. on
motion OF Moore, solicitor for complaiuants,
that tile s..id defendants do answer, plead
or demur to the Bill! in above case, on or
on or before the lst day ofScptcmbcr. 1852,
iudrmcat pro c"ntrSso, will be
ordered against each and all Of them.
JAMES II. WITlIERSrOON.
&. f.. J.. y.
Commissioners Office,
! .anr"Strr. &. H.. =. G.,
May 9th, 1872. SM"y % 3m. To
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-06

There are few men who still claim &c BE-
American ci,,z ,ns. aho are so Gar lusi TO shame
u. To declare that G-n. Sc. TrtsaebpGrd. The
Plain Dsalsr has been 81 gagged in This dasIard'y y
game. To all such ~e sommend the following
rom the New .Orlrans Deiis:
Daring the Mex eau VAR. N the mids Of ex.
clIemeuls produced by & neral FaStur's brit
liant ,lcInrirs on the Ra Grandr. pnIu'ar
meeting. (Ihg New Orleaus Della tells us.l was
held ia Ine Exchsugs. IN that ciIy. Aher the
paF,l ,ular subjects, TOR the consideration Of
which the meeting vas called, had been rx.
hausied by thu speakers on the occasion, some
INDIVIDUAL. who Nore an undress uniform, aud
who Was, At the time, raising regiment TO pro-
ceed TO The RIO Graude, saw FL 10 launch
philippe sggliisI the character nC Gon. Scott
Tie accordingly ascended The stand. and after i
lew preliminary remarks. proceeded 10 say that
he Was going 10 attack " iu6eld Scou; aud Ia.
king sUme documents uuI OF his pocket, SAID
that he would exhibit The proof that he was a
cuwARD. The WUrd--Ihe infamous word--hsd
hardly escaped the lips ol this rash man, when
the bssemby. in one loud. unanimous ant deaf.
lng voice, exclaimed" Ii is a liz, and then
there uas rush. as of a tempest, toward the
slaud, aud the Tecklcss speaker VAS swept from
1hs platform and hurled into ,he street, WheTr
hs would have been ina sacred by the most ~
cited mob we ever sUw, il he had noI sluns vh
coVeIrty. The Assembly r.or, d and heaVed
~Ha Intense exrlIemeOE Fiily persons mount.
oil the sand al once, and W,re addressing the
cI0Hd Ia q must xcHpd manner.
the reVulsiOu OF feeling IN favor Of Scott
produced By ,hls base aud false asst runn. (SaS
me editor Ol the DELTA was one OF the InOS
s,rIklng exh blIiOns OF True American feeling
and prlriousm We have ever Witnessed. Tit
national honor had been iusult.d. our hisUry
outraged by al lmpuIsIiOn one ul It's most dis
ungulshed soldiers. Immediately all his faults
we're iorgu,Iru, aud nought ~a' remrmhrrd. bu
hi> gaIIauIry, his paIruuSm, aud his good deeds
Then II was that Maj,r MoUuIord. veteran
/ ie low.soldIer Of Scott, Who from some p"TsOn
al dltiare nce had been at rnmty with the Il n
rTs Tor many years. inuk The staud and nd
dressed The txclIcd crowd as follows.
Frllow-cl'zsns ! am 10 personal frleG'
nf Winfield Scott hsV NJ spoken To him f.
twenty years W. quarrred aud separated
But III say 10 any man Who dares To charge hin
with cOwardcr, that in his foul throat he lies
hs ulnrs the biggest lie that ever passed mora
lips. |, mys"lf, saw him al For George. anu
a tempest of fire the crushing and falling q
stones, ,imbers, and Other ohi'cIs, produced b.
the explosion of the magaLlns. saw him
then sud there, Tear down The British flag.
have seen him. too. on other Occa lions, whe
he was ever in Ihu IhickesI 0l the baille--~ her
none buL bEave mAn wnnld h. Innnd."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-06

Whilst The people of Carroll seem Unusually
passive upon The subj CT of a nomination nl Ih'
candidate Tor Congress in this district. see sha'
cur neighb in Harrison are not quite so in
different. No less than four gentlemen, Of Ca.
dit. are somrN hat modrsily announced inr the
homnAIior /; a. d q writer who ifses the ponder
Gus signature Of " wHlss OF HAasiscS." in a
communication, published in the s,eubenvIls
Herald, and copied into the udiz Republican.
undertakes, BY On argument satisfactory IN him.
SELF doubtless. i moi 10 others. tn show that the
nominee should be a resident Of Harrison coun'
". The gisi Of the argument is found In the
alleged laci hut qrery y that Harrison has not
had The candidate 'Jor mms Than quarter ef
century" This is had enough IN all con.
science UniorIunuIe Harrison Why hast
thou been 80 long overlooked, and thy pTeIen.
sinas passed by aud ueRrcIe1l
II Harrison county comes into this district
with the expectation Of having the grievances
/ of "a quarter Of a century" rsdrnsSrd. sudden.
! ". she expects too much. Muuv aud sore have
been the troubles, defra,s and disappolntmenls
suffered by the good Wings Of the other cuun.
Ties composing this district. Still, believe, We
are ready all to do balls for the best and most
svailSble candidate. ccme from. or reside ia,
which Of The four counIiss he NAV. Most Ger.
tsiniy, there will be no fTnu made. H. this quar-.
ter. In stir up local PR f.reLres or Ir i'dlccs,
10 order 10 secure nomination. OuI his wav,
IN the hills. we want cand date y huse palrl.
o'ism is broad enough To rnbrarr al least the
=. "a L 4 l.
a lliue moIe sxJAn.ive. So much III. better. -
Wigs Of Harrison" will not | uus,. insis
upou locality tnn s'renuously. Let US all h0p,
a fair chance Il W. 20 into Convention " ilt
an eve single 10 the only ntiacI for whlrh
convention eau b. properly calI,d-Ihe nom
nation Of the most sHiIahle cHnddaIe We shall
accomplish our object, harm"ninu~ly (; and il
The End. probably. ercI our canddaIe-"s cun
summation most deSouIIy To bs wished"
August 81, 1859 A VOTER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-06

Ex Br'gadieT General Franklin Pierce is
shat Mrs. Pirgtou Gale a 'maiicious charac.
IrT aud ol GO, rse IT, qusu,l, wear 'ira.hrrs. It
he do no, make q fuss sbpuI it. 10 the course
OF hls pubIlr career, entered u, on aui pur,u j
snme SeHrs brlurr he vas thougai nf :nr P,rsi
d.n, ul Ih, Unrrd StaI-s, th, G.ueral supp id
his caps iium time Ia time With plum' :, "f W.
NOUS kinds. shaprs. siz : aui culT.. Ia >oolh.
our Frank Pierce has d-rded penchsnI IUr
lrsIhrrs; and, never dad curkrrrl
'ClOss b part ct per- he'd on high,
di4pou himself more proudly in his regslia,
Than does our New Hampshire General. We
propose here to give a slight description Of each
of these ornaments. lnr the edi6caliou OF our
Poliucsl oruiIhclngIcal readers. viz
Feather No. l.-OccUpylug seat for some
years in the Ne~ Hampshire legislature. aud
doing nothing Sorhy of mention while there.
No. s.-Whe Cougres, man. in June, 1886.
voting against b'l! 'msking additional Al pro-.
pria ion for the Delaware break.wa,er, aud for
cerlan ha'bOrs. aud removing Instructions in
and Bt The mouth Uf cerIain rivers, aud Tor oth.
eT purposes, IN the year 1896.
No. 5 AT the same session voiirg against =
bill making appropriations fer The improvement
Of cruain hsrbOTs therein MENTIONED THIS
bill passed and vas approve hv 'i,O. Jscksnn.
No g. Ia Ihe s nate, in 1878. he voted
OgslnsIs Harbor ami RV bill which Was sup.
ported BY S,Ias WTghI and James buchanan.
NJ 8 AT the same session he W = nne of
the si= Who opposed bill Tor 'hr f. OF the
Alabama. Florda aud Georgia Rnlr,nd compa.
ny, Tor VIII ch Mr.. Calhoun aud Felix GruDdy
yupd and no thanks to Frank Pierce.
/ M. 7-Ai the same session. Mr. P. voted
with the minority against bill for the bsu, fl
OF the Nv Albany aud Nh Carmel Rulroad
company in the State of lnllaus'-Hue To his
anti improvement Instincts. This company
asked grant Of alternate serliuns Of land, and
proposed 10 reuuneVa,e the & ,SernmenI To the
amount Of 3 U6 cents per acre.
No. g. tie both voted aud spoke against ihr
bill f,r Ihr relief oI Gen. ItaVrlsun's widow. il
The Senate. The bill, however. b'eame a law
and Pierce onlv secured the =. .f'a'hSr.
No. 9--As Senator, he also npp0s,d the BIT
for the relief of RabeI FuiIpn's heirs -srsm
ingly as great an enemy of steamboats,, as q
railroads, harboTs, aud The widuWs Of old sol
di.rs.
No. IO--Tle was ono oe the Senators Wit
voted against for,lirali n bill.
The above is a lsI Of few Of FrankliI
Perce's Piumes. Verify il would seem iho
his services as Legislator are worthy to rul
parallel, in future history. win his splendid per
iormance al Molino del Rry
S. SrTiously y--Ihe Democratic candidate foI IN
Presidency. has alwaNs been a consistent opO
npnI of National and Western interests -
worthy doctor Of the old Ilunker L1cuIoc
school, which regards every measure as emf
nenhy InconsItuIlohs' which is drsgued 10 d
/. the country, or sry portion ,hrreOl, the lees
, practical ben, fii.--ScIoiO GGE"He.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-06
The Worlds Fair IL New York.

II viii b. open in Nav next. under The man
SgernrnI of GnnIemrn, il is said Of high respect
ability, is To pr r all desirable Iaralines to
American exhibitors. aud CONAN (so far aS sea-
suuable notice and unTemucd efforts an the
Pan 0t the mHnSg r. cHn secure Ihrm) specI'
mems of ,he various Ores. Mueras, Agrcul.
Iursl products. Fabrics. Mnrss. rtc'. as w,ll IA
Oi The mure delicate CTeallons OF At. IL viii
contemplate ui nv first, beauty atir'wart; hold
IN higher esteem practical steam pillow than
the daluursI piano. The N-w York Tribune
speaks Ol the enterprise as t0ilnwS: As "a
plhinpd To us by ils friends. the enterprise now
wears an a>prcI viii h eullsIs our hearty sym
p",hy, Hnd we urge all Am.r,can miners. 'nan
uIdcIur Re-, srllsaGs, and producers to prepare
for 'xhlhIllng whawver may b. most vtludh'e
aud INTERESTING amnrg their productions. l. !
Us firmly resolve that the American half of the
fxhIbuion shall not be- interior, al HNt III IN
vrn'inns and the works Of uuIuy. ~ truI asSgn-
I'd In the choice aud rare rodurIS OF Furriga
nations. Aud We uIsi Rtii-h Amt rlca will be
solcied aud encousaged 10 Gil a large Corner III
the rxhbiion."- Mss.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-06

Compliment Tn AN AMERICAN MiNlsTEE'-
4 letter trom Tnest.. nf the 2Itn OF May. con'
tains the inllowing pa'sag':
20 nte \ distinguished corp''men' VIVA paid
to vour change d'afTores a, Naples. The Hon.
Edward Jry Morris. on his arrival her" to-day
from Athens in tn Austrian s'pameE Mahmou.
d,ch. As sonn as The s,pnmer was sgusliz-d
dawn the prlr. she rac up the American fl'k,
and pI il llving nj her masthead un" h" bad
debarksd. the npaIIng Of tn sars AID stripes
on an Austrian steamer, AMI IN 81 ANStsar part,
il as extraordinary as i. il indicative ct lhs re.
newal Of friendly feelings sO~aEds 'he unlAed
6, aies."