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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-01

ALSO
10000 Pantella Segars
5000 Jenny Lind do
5000 Justo Sans Principe
$500 Spotted Castillo 1000 Flag Spanish;
1900 Fl SiPtn!ne; GOO, ooO e Diyans;
1900 castor Regalia; 5000 alfSpanish
10000 Havana 6Es; 10000 Yara 6's.
Together with various other qualities, all both
pleasant and agreeable, to which we would invite
a segar-smoking custom.
Also, TidbalIs Rappee, Maccaba and Scotch
Snuff; Snuff boxes and Segar cases Tobacco
Knives, Pipes, Pipe-heads and Stems large lot
of fine cap, Letter and Note Paper, as well as ev-
cry variety of Wrapping Paper.
Also, 40 Boxes assorted CANDIES, put up to
order, expressly for Merchants.
A very largo and extensive and well selected
assortment Of Drugs, embracing every article ne
nessary to furnish practitioners office. Also,
Spices Starch, Saleratus and Indigo, Oils of every
kind, Paints and Dye-Stufs, so boxes Glass, as
sorted sizes, Putty Patent Medicines of every
name, together with a very extensive assortment
of Fancy articles, Cutlery and Jewelry, Soaps,
and Perfumery, &C., DC.
To all the above we would invite the Merchants
and Physicians of Western Virginia.
LOGAN & CARR.
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The Best Female Medicine Known.

Scrofula, SYPHILIS, Mercurial complaints, Can
ccrs, Gangrene, Rheumatism, and vast variety
of other disagsecable and dangerous diseases are
speedily and perfectly cured by the use of this
medicine.
SALINE, Mich, Oct. 9, 1851,
Mr.. JONI d. PARK-DEAR SIR 1T is with
unutterable feelings of gratitude that am able,
through the Divine Providence of God, and by
tho woodworking agency of that excellent me-
dicinc, " Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparil-
la" to give you few symptoms of my almost
hopeless case.
In the winter Of 1850, was attacked with a
severe pain, which was gradually extending
through the whole right side and leg; at the
same time total prostration of my physical sys-
tenn; also, my. leg had shrunk to about two thirds
of its common size. 1 procured the attendance
of apractitioner, who pronounced my disease one
of the worst forms Of liver complaint, He said
my case was one not easily handled, but prescri-
bed for me. remained under his treatment un-
til was satisfied he could not help me. I then
procured of your agent at this place, W. A.
Beers, two bottles of Guysotts Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla, from which Ireceived vastamount
of benefit. After having taken four bottles more,
was able to pursue my business without any in
convenience, and have been since that time a
we'll man, while but short time since, was
confined to my bed three-fou of the time; and
cannot ascribe the return of my health to any
other cause than by the agency of that truly val
liable medicine, Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparillN. Yours, &C.,
HASSEL VAURIPER.
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FairnAOnt, Drug 81 Tobacco
Store

TUST received and for sale at Logan & Carr's
y Drug and Tobacco Store, one door east fsthe
Court-H House, at the sign of the f." Mommoth Nor
tar" on Main Street
$50 boxes various brands Tobacco, among which
will be found very choice lot of Ell Dorado and
Esmaralda Tobacco
boxes Gravely, fine article
10 do Standard and Superior, do;
20 do Walthal 20 do Coats
16 do Motifs; 10 do uarwood;
Is do Robinson s. Co.'s SIS;
10 do Burns: 40 do ROYALS, SIS s. SIS {;
20 do Clay's lb. Lump;
20 do Archer's do
12 do Pcyton's SIS; 10 do Young & Burrell :,
90 do Langhorn d Co.'s 1875;
"a do Hutchinson's 10 do Madison;
10 do Mocking Bird do Jones';
Together with an extensive variety OF brands,
to suit customers both in regard to quality and
price.
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DR.. J. e. CARROLL
PnyslcIan and Surgeon.
=, Buckhannon, Upshur Co., va.
Jan. 2Sth 1e52-6 a9ssrfs
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New York. Dec. IL, ls5l-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
At this juncture, the Tellers returned
Nth their report, showing the following result u
NIIt
THE THIRD BALLOT

AgsIn no choice DR.. VISroS gains siis; ~
WAts.RIGHr more; Du. sEABUsY and TArLoa srs
running dosn-
The votes were immediately taken "a
the Fourth BIot and tho TeIer' returned 70 canvas
While they were absent, the matter of
compelling payment 10 insure representation wss
Dr. HAroIn moved tina. tie subjse 10 referred 10 he
Cen nir,ee Oh Csnors, 10 report next year. bn4
debate ensu.d come members thooght n the Clergy
30 their outy there would be Of con plust
Dr. BIwKs objected that the proposed action sodA
cut of tins elersymen from their rights TO sests; -
hoped they would concede TO the clerical portion, kor
once o. least bensnt Of eery.
Judge BITS favored the proposuon. He thoashs
tie Clergy had ressOn 10 complain Of paying thay
40, or rather seng that their parishes do 90.
Rev. Mr.. HUI VI Ousgo, warmly supported the
principle ssuseed In tho report.
spirited dlsexssicn ersued Many Clergymsa aaa
some Of tks Lssy objected the ground Of eKsiasisa
Of ne bers as above alluded %.
DR.. HAWKS suggested that the an endmen: be smsaS-
ed 90 allow day for the prodseu Of 10
Tr.ssursrs Iecept Aaor the sccont days % sioe Of
sCOnyenicn, tbs recel7! be ,anrins. let ne mso'
ber's name be stricken Fl i'm tlo roll lie wosAo -
serry to sec % stIics rule az that proposed-
Hon. Joss c. sPEScEsthought I. va absurd b sn'
desyor 70 enforce morals By cancss. He oeeosSd "
such course. lie though. toe whole affair v~ -
error; nothing could be done BY terror fos wns
war, ,he representations here 10 dess upon ths
sArs of the Church tell therz yoa shall nS coma VIA
OUT paJrs for IL. Sir, said se, nj. ssnooy. II yos
mi noIev 10 build Church, do lou ask yosr ves9Y
e. n.., Tc,uors that Who fail consn su's ssa1
moi come TO Church Inc right 20 seats bore dspseAs
mon M, Constitution, and you have rshs 70 rsao
,ssr pTtyilss BY BGs n gAs principle % %
APPLIED ID nust snssh equally 10 fbe Clergy a.A ne -
~ ,ou have more ~ ~ 80 Imp - coeSiaees -
one tbsn upon toe osbet. Jui ~PssoEs escS. -
tbs lass 4 lacoTgoEs,oa0 " ~ - aSPoss'""~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
National Liberty Convention.

NYRACUsR, Thutsday, Sept 30 IsJ2.
The National Liberty Convention met
here this me rnng There appears be SONS diversity
sf opinion among the Delegates. The msj Jrity seem
TO favor thu Free Democracy while others insst on
O. psrste nominations Several of the speakers we're
very active in defending the States Rights )crine
We cannot leg,late Slavery Ia the South" said
one Of the speakers, "nor the Soutbcrners leg.
islate for u, but II their slaves come here, can
protect them We could bri1g the United States
barshsls u justice for arrestpg them because they
violate the State Rights principle"
After some unlmpouaDt business the Convention took
n recess.
Gen Wilson, Of Mass addressed the FREQ Dsmocra-
cy last night. Their meeting rather talnly at
tended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

vsre very seed men. vho appeared 70 'hssk ax they
hAa sccsDp i.hsd desirable obgcss In shsnAs hA.a
AT ca rtspec,ed Gle. Ns.,s.gsts.

vsre very seed rnc.. who appeared to fhsk ax they
hAa tocSDp i.hsd desirable obiess In shsaias hA.a
ar ca rtspeeed Gle. Magistrate.
The Gov~rnor sscrt f. corEtcrse!' Inc &c TNkirg
secu'e avoiding si,s the .l1ers OF 'sr' sno citizens
s'd Toe urbuIuy o. hs msnBrr "" the theme OF n ci
Admiration. Tee Csdets Of Hamilton Coll's'aa lu'l
iuir vso lad sreSy Taric 9s,st In TIE exercise OF
tie Day, gave as Z, were spirAte military exhibition
IN thtlr own &C nurt -hich the JVernar vsf pr
nj he Manner r. Wfi.l they - az u cdt1 taeir
evolunoEi vsi admirable. sud caused them 70 20 re
'rtJeet Of eornueLosbs tee from al -hn a)tcei
iLelr thorough DISC p'lre.
II 10 worthy Of msrgrn, that While ~ ramp, the
military, sn1 entire srrsrcrIu ,ris chsrscter'z d
with The marked Gestures Of the pros-essre IJrs Of
The sse, On the outskirts oi the camp odivdaas "a
country f.'hlored ssrmelts, vhos4 hs5it' have not
changed sih tee tmes nor keti pace With the Ddera
style OF general slursF, engages In tina s.ls Of
tnose venerable articles Of rofeshnsut which we're
much IN vogue al militia trsiuirss i',eep aud -snsy
Jesri sgo-einsertread plea and elder Il was truly
refreshing feature sad Renaissance Of the general
usirlngs' of the olden ,lne.
AT o'c'ock 7. ", the Governor snd st4a lelt the
ground, escorted telore under military sa1,e sad
then the striking Of the tents packing mp OF baggage ADD
return hons commenced. The military wsuded their
way to their homes, aud BY nish,ial ,hsre ronsnsd
upon the fed but ltte that could tall the passs.by that
tome thousand men had 20 A;sy san2ed uooa IT, save
the scattered itraF Jlns here aud there or the grey
ashes Of the queLched camp.Gres.
Returning from the re'isF, tho Governor asi r,s
With several other military gentlemen, ncludlng Gen
Hall, Col Tonpsini Ger. Ward, Of WeGches,sr aud
otneri sat down excellent dilner q, tho Man.
siop House which has recently been tad no snc tu
largsd and made in,O frstclass Hotel oy Gen Yale
The oirnef vss brousht on Ia good style, add die
cusIed In very animated msnneF. AZ er Ibc removal
OF the cloth, sentiments we're given and brief aud pets
ant speeches made By Gov. Hunt, Gen Ward. Gen
Eal, Hon. L. w Flake, Col Webb, l. Ward Smith,
,pd Others Az al half past Zine the Governor LETT for
Ne1-iofk
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Working Mems Convention.
Bosros. Thursdav. Sep, 30 1852

BosToS, Thursday, Sep, 30, 1859.
A State Convention of the WOrkingmen
assembled in Cocstuaie Hall TO day. Putnam W. T4fL
OF Worcester, chosen President, and there we're
seven Vice Presidents Fif,een cides and towns were
represented by 1876 Delegates.
An address snd resolutions passed In favor of
ten hour lav, and II voted TO put the folio wing
question TO the candidates for Governor LIEUT. Gov.
and both branches Of the Legislature: Are you
In favor OF enacfng law prohibiting all corporations
In the State employing any person 10 labor than
sen hours osy snd will you your best efforts to
procure the passage of such lawi"
permsnepi organization of Workingmen, named
"Tbe Legion was made
The Ccnvenii, was highly respectable In character
nd pumbers
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Harnpden County, Mass, Fair-Baiioon
Ascension.

spFfNGFIELD Thufsday Sept, 30, 81
The annual festival of farmers and
mechanic. of Hsnpden County was bed 10 tnis ely
yeu-rday and todsy 1t has been erninenly success
ful In every DEPARTMENT Tho weather ws' beautiful,
and the,e never such crowd Of people 10 Spring
6ed before The exhibition Of vegetables, FRUIT ms.
c aDcsrs fsrcy tic e. &C., was held under Y4s's
mammoth tslt which las been crowded with people
both day. evenings In vege'sb es the chow never
had uoeior ia New England at ess, Ia qusntIy aud
perfecir n Tnis Ia sdu,i.ed on all hands. There
were 3CG eptrss Trio show Of fruit very great
and supero, consisting Of 23i tntries Entries Of
hor,ts. IS cattle department, l2G eLtlie'.
Mons. Petin successfully assembled in
bis Grand balloon this afternoon In the preseuce of
some 10000 people of all sizes and ages. He h.d
coDpapion and a in the direction Of Hartford,
and probably hss ashtet 10 the vicinity OF that city.
II wss magnificent spectacle. No accidents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

STATE PRisoN DANGEROUSLY ester
day afternoon we received q diapGtch from Al
bany, which was published in this third edition Of
The Irtbsne, asserting, on the authority of The
Hubuvs Daily AdUertiSer, that Gov. HUST had
removed Messrs. AOgtll and Clark, State Prison
Inspectors, and appointed others in their stead.
We now learn on the best OF authority that such
- not the case. Certain charges have been pre-
Ter d against the two gentlem referred to- and
yoluminous evidence ha, been placed before the
Governor to sustain the accusations, but he has
not yet decided what action to take in the
nremiaAH.
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CITY POLITICS.

The FREE DEMOCRACY.-The General
Committee Of the " Pree Democracy" met at the Cal
Rooms last evening Mr. I Berry presided
Il. D. Tswsey, Esq, Delegate to tho late Free Deno
cratic Convention at Syracuse, gave az account OF
TIA. Convention and urged the Frss Democracy {,
support It's action By vong it, ticket. Joshua Lelvt
Esq., also addressed the meeting Mr. K $50 (Sscretsry)
urged the necessity Of eitablsbing Newspaper az "a
organ of the Free Democracy. Their me5tags gill
be held, hereafter, on Wednesday eFenisss.
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YfsMcuiture.

Some time since We published notice
Of q new method, extensively adopted in France
jDr the stoct ing OF ponds ard rivers with fish. 10
answer to the numerous letters which we nave
received kon all quarters upon the SUBJECT We
COPY TO-DAY from th- Paris correspondence OF INC
National Iat<uiseneer, a translation OF the very
able and Interesting report Of NJ. MIlne EDWARDS
10 the French Minister Of Commerce, IN "n''"
the subject s thoroughly discussed. W. ho""u'
10 a son Of w. Frederick Edwards, Doctor 81 'iou'
icise Of the Faculty Of Paris, native OIL '""A''',
and celebrated for his researches Ia hnA'ou'J anu
kindred subjects. and for bis great "ofA On .he
Pbvs;ol.s;c,I character the Human Races. NJ
Edwards, the Ether, has been, ano we peuo'e
still ia Preside ut of the Pathological society oil
Paris.
Milne Edwards is member Of the French
Academy and Adjunct Professor in tho Faculty OF
Sc;..e.s At P4ns Among his writings is an
,h,. vo,k on Crustacea and others on Zoology
and Anatomy. lie is also ore Of the learned
.d;to,s ef the Dietionnaire Cidssigue dfHstoire
Nat.vtde." He ranks nigh among the greatest
raturalists Ofthe eye. and the report, besides its
intrinsic merits claims the r. ad,rs careful atten-
Sion as the work OF man bel ter acquainted with
the philosophy Of the sunJ-ct on which he treats
than any other living with one exception, Louis
Agassiz.
1t would be snperlnous Tor us to add any re-
mark. upon the value Of the discoveries here i'm
parted to the wo'ld, IL country Ike ours, whose
lakes and ponds and running waters are absolute-
Nv lnnumeIabIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
Protestant Episcopal Convention-Dfocess Of
New-York.
SECOND DAY-NORNING SESSION.

SECOND DAY-MOkNING sEscIUN.
ST JOINS CHAPEL, Thursday, sept 90
Rev. R. DAVENPORT, Rector Of Grace
Church, Albany opened the second Days proceedinss
By the usual Morning Prayers. The Lessons we're read
BY Rev. VIM. H. MoosE, Rector Of t. Georges Hemp
stead, L. l.
Rev. Mr.. ErGENBRopT, the Secretary
then read the minutes Of the First Day proceedasI,
which were approved.
Dr. CREIGHTON. the Pre- -ideEt then An
rourssi ssr io;los!rg delegate, a ,as ,9tar.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
STEAMER FALCON. AT New.oRLeAHs.
~ ,OWe 900 Geld Dnst en- Ysste for
New.York by the OhIs.
kFW-OsrRANs Thursd.y. Sept q

FFW-OsfRANs. Thurday, Sept 20. lsIl
The steamer Falcon has arrived here
wts Cali'orbs dates 10 the Is, last She bnpg, ia
Pas,euseIs, aud eco 0I0in Gold Dust
The steamer Ohio left AspnwaIl for
No York to- 9lst last, vita 800 passengers and
5000 100 in Gold Dust
The steamer United States left Aspin-
wall for New York on the I'D.
The general news from California is I'M
importsn,
The San Francisco Fugitive Slave Gaze
has been decided In favor Of the claimant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

Two nail5 are through irO n New'Ur-
lesps.
Commodore Tatnali and Captain Fer
rand had arrived At New Orleans 10 make selection
of . site for N.vyYsrd
Hon. w. K. King left Norfolk on
Wedr esosy for Asbams. It's health wss much I'm
proved b. bis icJ0urn at OH PoiLt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
Political aIeeiinss ut philadelphia.

PHmADEIPHIA, Iharsdsy, Sept 80. ~.
The Wing mee,iDg held in the North
srn Liberties last evening cas- large acd respectable
The speakers were James NJ Carlisle, OF WsshirgIoo
Horace Upton, Of Virsiia; N More, OF Philadelphia
Ersstus Brooks, Of Nes|N TX James NcRae, Of Lou
iaiAna, and Richard }. Bowie, Of Maryland.
The Democrats held d meeting on
Smiths bland a. afternoon and evening Inc at
tendance large and the proesedloss parsed on 9Th
ensh usiasm- Guns we're fred snd displsy Of fire.
works took place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

Loco-FocO CONGRESSIONAL NoEINA-
TroN-The Delegates to Congressional Convention for
the District, eomphrins Westchesscr, Putnam and
Roeksud CJun,ies nblet AZ Peek,kll on rveidsy
last and nominated ia ed G. Peek, Esl, Of Port Coss
ter their candidate hayus his s's ballot received
% votes out Of 40 east
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
Efec, OF the Canada. News.

Nav OsLEANs, WecnesdaV, sept z I'31.
The Csnadas news, published in The
PioGyvne TO osy has had maserA effect az yet upon
our markets some holders are asking slight advance
for co ton but IL 10 not generally paid saei OF mid
diTg sre making at 9sac, and good midchns At l04c.
The ieceiots continue large.
Sterling bills on LONDON are quoted at 80 e9la. aud
du1
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RIre afGlexclnnd.

CLEVELAND, Thursday, Sept % 1852.
About g. o'clock this evening a fire
broke out 10 the furniture usreroons Of Aessr. Hart
& Co. which entirely destroyed with several
small .djoiI ng dwellpg house, Pat Of the furniture
vas saved, but large qu.uiity Of lumber was eei-
troyed The amount Of the loss ia not YET sscertsned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
Dj.sster 10 the ship ALLEGHENY.

PHILADELPHIA, Ttursday, Sept 80 1852.
A dispatch from Lewes states that the
ship Ale ghspy from New Orleans paused last even
ipe with loss of head OF fore and mzZen topmss aud
main top.gallant mast The A. IL bound for this porl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
collision between the Steamer Rip Van
WinkIe ard n si0op.

ALBANY, THURSDAY, Sept 30, 1852.
The steamer Zip Vac Wrinkle, on her
passage up the river last night, was run into near
Yopkers by ss'oop, heavily laden, which was coming
down under full sail, and It IL suVposed, broke her
tleIrope, and becoming manageable struck the for
ward guard of the steamer with her DO Sspnt breaking
ii short of
The sloop then iwuug round and raked the Guards
snd braces Of the steamer and her psdd eboX The
soop ceDty received serious damage az the nms Of
the conclusion, for soon a. she zoe clear Of the
steamer che topped and sunk, leaving only part
of her breast out Of wafer Whether any one was
drowned could NOT be sscsrtalrod, bu, a boz, With
light beard could DO rowing around the wr9ck
A. Il on the look out fir some one
The CONSERVATION and alarm on board ths RIP Van
Wrinkle Is said 10 have been intenss.
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Dedication Of nm odd Fellows Hall.
LEyIsrowN. Pa, THURSDAY, Sept 30, Isl

The Odd F, lows dedicated a magnificent
hall here today Lsrge delegations were present from
Lancaster and other coGnEes.
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Yellow Fever NJ Charleston.

CHARLESTON. Thur'dsy, sept -, ls1'-
There were seven deaths during the -
hour, ending st Q O'Clock Wednesday evening.
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Labor Convention.

BosroS, Thursday, sept 30, 1852.
The State Convention to advocate the
adoption of the Ten Hour System met this morniog.
The srerd dance quite large, eight counties ostng
represented. Putnam W. Taft, EIq wa chosen Presi-
dant
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Gen. wooi-Destruct,on Of an iron Foundry


CINCINNATI Toursdsy, Sept 20, lsj2
A public dinner was rendered u Gen.
Wool BY the DemoersH Of his city, bur he declined
tbs honor, ovips 70 biz public epssgemenu
The iron foundry and machine shop OF
oeppat Marshall at Dayton, together with she spice
mA Of ). BeaIy enureiy destroyed ~ nre last
nshl Loss 5000; Insured for - coo.
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Loss Of the Schooner Clarendon.

WAsHSGToN, ihtrsoyt oeP' So, So
Information has been received at the
State Depsrm eu from the American Consul at CarSas'
gens Of the loss OF the American schooner Clarendon
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MICHIGAN stats Prison on Fire.

JACKSON M,sh, ThursdaV, Sept % l51.
The State Prison is now 10 flames. We
will send particulars at the earliest moment
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of L. =. Marshal.

WASHINGTON, IbuTsdsy, sept 50, IsJ2.
Hiram H. Baker has been appointed
Us ksrshal for the State Of Missouri
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Ssriaus Iilnsrs Of n nlinister, DC.

BAIriMoRR, Thurscay sept jJ IS5E.
Rev. John Lauaban is lying dangerously
NJ at Cumberland, in this State.
The ARMY worm has mads its sPpear-
sres is Caas,js c01nty. Nj
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Congressional Nomination.

CoScoRp, Mass TbursdAy, Sept 80, 1852
The Wings of the Villth District, ie
Convention here todsS. nominated Ts)psn Went
Worth Of Lowell, for Congress
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Whig Nominations.
SYRACUSE, Thursdsy

SYRACUSE, Thursdsy, Sept. 70. lsjl.
The Wing Counry Convention to-day
nominated Dani,l Cot for Congress- Geo Parker for
Sheriff and Bernard SlJeum, Clerk.
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Hsvemsnts OF Senator KisE!
koEPOLK. rhErsdsy. 81

Hoe. Vim. r. Hing, q. S. Senator from
Alatar a, Jeff ;bs city yesterday or home.
The potato rot has made its appearance
10 Western VeiLis though thus far the damage from
Il hss been sighi
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R,sisun,io, Of Professor Jones Of GeorKil.

sAvANSaH. Ga, ThuIsday, Sep. &c. 49,
Professor Jones, long aud lavOrably COO :
nec,ed WIKI the University Of ;hlI state, mas Te's0'd
his post
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Oneida County whig Convention.

hOME, InUfsasy sept 50, ISl&
The Whig Convention of Oneida Coun-
", In session 10 this place today nominated o B. Mat
,esop for Congress Tnis IL the fourth tme ne hss been
nominated. He tsce defeated by dlSshccson in
his own party There 10 strong fealing AGAINST him
among tns Whiss ro~, aud nothiog bus tbs fact that
tbs Democratic candidate 1, unpopular 10 the county,
will save bin from defeat by his iriebds
The CONVENTION also Doniosted John Brandt OF
Rome, for Sheris ara Alexander Rae, Of Vienna, for
Clerk TIE Convention was 90 seuve that "a Dele
rates cast 50 Vot8s
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There o.is. no choice the Cosveoa 70 proceeded -
Ascend ballot voting 10 the sane nsnses ~ est,ra
bet pftvious to the bslloins. the Coavssron aesrS
nou'y voted TO adjourn uni; ?. N leaving tt. rs
er' TO esunt the esos. dprlog the rsess and dedws
TIE re'ufn the operlns Of the E'ss,ng Ssssica
The eai.os were then taken, altar watch the Gee
vsuuos' with the usuh iormsllhss adjourned 10 q
O'Clock r ".
EVENING SESSION
s. Johns Chapel was crowded st a.,
early hour, tie coor By Delegates aad Csyy, and h
the galleries by aides mainly With Considerable n. I,
Der Of lsy members Of the Church, and oa.sass
AT O'Clock the Chair was taken By
Rev DR.. CREIGHTON, the President OF the Cosvsatsa
Who called the members to order
The hrst business was the deelsrauoa Of tho vo>s
which had been taken before the close Of H. uosaaG
session. The TelleTs thtn declared the res st of