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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
Jfmtlrp, &f.

DEDUCED PRICES. WATCHES
Z and JEwELRY st REDUCED PRICES-Ths
subscriber expecting TO receive several large invoices o.
WATCHES and JEWELRY for the Holidays, II now SOIL
ng of mis- present stock II greatly reduced prices:
ZINE Gold Lepne Watches. holes leweled for---szs
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full Jeweled- ------ -
Fine Gold Patent Levers ~
and AL other kinds Of Watches at equally low Prices
also, all kinds of Gold Chains, pure Gold wedding hngs
Gold Keys and Seals Gold Pens and Pencils, Cold and S
yer ThiIables Diamond Rings and Pms Bracelets Colo
Lockets Cuf Pins Rings, Gold and Silver Spectacle
8reaspins Finger Rings, Silver Fruit Knives, Sterling S
yer Spoons Cups Forks much less prees than any
,theT house Cod Watches as low SEQ each. watches
and Jewery exchanged All Watches warranted % keep
good time or the money returned Watches, Clocks and
Jewery repaired the Rest al much less han the
usuaI nrices GEO. G. ALLEN,
Importer OF Watches and Jswelry Wholesale and Retail
No. 81 WsIl-st s1U
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A RRIYAL of the celebrated DR.. SWAN

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
"A the best papers other cities and towns At v
PALMER'S Advertising Agency Tribune Buildings aull
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DRUG STORE for SALE.-The Store
Reai Hstals for Gale.

L,OR SALE.-A four-story brick House,
No zI5 West ed ST. north side, between 8th ard h
avs Iepete with the modern improvements, finished IN
modern style built The most substantial mshner bTd
work for present whe ONLY oders II for safe De
cause he intends leaving the CITY the spring The mouse
y new not having been finished year Dimensions H.
1@4 rot same width and depth hall the block TINS Is
one Of the handsom and healthy locations an the
cit, and protected IN the by new buildings OF the
first class Price 50 900. 5000 upon bond and
MORTGAGE desired a. leg al interest Possession given let
Ap pert The carpets. oil cloth (all now and gas III
lures can be purchased II desired. Inquire upon the
rreu,ses - lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
VALUABLE FARM in Orange CountJ

N y =
3 a., s.ie containing IO6 acres on the New Windsor
Turugke four mHes from Cornwall Lan1ug aRo sr iaeS
from Newburgh This valuable arm possesses untvaed
facilities caIry business the meadows are extensive
and cut heavy burdens Of hsy never failing stream Of
water runs through entire length and the por ena IS
erc ept always prod ucnggoot crops Of gram the Nes-
bn,gh ranch New-York and Enc Ra iioad: skrts ne
sogih end of the farm and the depot a. Vas Gaze hau
a rile slant There substantial stone dwelling house
with barn kay house wagon house tenant house
&c Terms easv IrQuire ofW VI. DAILY. No Vt BpweI'.
Z. a. ~ - jl3lws
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Two LET.-The whole or part of new
Il House TO let No. 173 East 9Th st Possession may
be had Immediately. Inquire at No. i79 same ST eet
il3 So JOHN CASE
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EARMS. MILLS and FACTORY for

EARNS, MILLS and FACTORY for
sALF-Tbe undersi9bedy DEsrs for sac three Farms
.tusted IN shawanguok Ulster Coenty IL Diss west Of
Eewhurgh. One Of 81 acres aud two Of $50 acres eica N
ag0d Ct cultivation, and suitably olVael I'd
nov ana wood land Al 20 snst mil IN Prime order Win
.sTee 700 Of stones. NH an1 trp hammer mil
shop and factory aud machinery rev occ -
from Newburgh. three from Walden with plank rosl 70
Rew buYsh with fn and falling supp OF INC
sa,d mil nron.rty viii De sold separate together, With
manson hOnss ard more c~eiTs houses ana 1ue
ADJOINING will ID soid low On liberal e nus Inc
ociiou and country around vll compare with sny me
eta,e Refer 20 Abraham Crist Ne Nau-st New odt
or the SUBSCRIBER, on the premises =, ..,-c,,prr
dl7 lTn+ JAMES " hiiNhsSA<-
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Cats, Cups, &r.
Boots, Shoes, &f,

BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS at
ethe foilax1ta pt,ee. VIZ .-Laex CATER at and 10
shiiinxs Gents Ru5bers al ), and IS Mems strong
sbees C. prme Boys strong Shoes d. d0ubssoe gents
Calf Boots So 80 Ladies ine KID Slips aEf IS gents
Leather Shoes and Caters At Less prle than
oIs 3mTuTb&Ss
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coJrNTRy-SEAT FOR

- eAIy-Iror oa,r for sale tbs sptesn ~. ~.
,ubssnt,a M pr-,op al Couuty sea eTsc1ea ~ .hs
Cen q Wee s.c stretsd u miles norli e.s W ~
Cry i Uto Y toIs Of tbs hs.r, ,,as 81 Se"
va C,v Gov. and " fan VIE 81 he CIJ 81 Ocs
Of Hami TN Coese and the fac ,,tsvsnas S.nsy, o.
re e,tcs. nd Cu,k.ny Cfeess. Pure ~a'ef slis ar,
.s - c,cbzTd and al necessary su bliliiass
bsiols to II Al.o sple,dd Farm Of 10 aces o. TIE
onh re- .,l5 ~ i,If desired Term made ei'y G,st
and cfeducy. property ,he CITY Of New fort would
;"cnrrsf JACOB HARSES, No. "a West 18th ct New
York OF Of the subscriber on the premises ,,
re, r.nnarv p 1852 ~ 5sTus5kitTs
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A DESIRARLE COUNTRY RESI-

IN DENCE at ELIZABETHrOWN, N. j., situated
opposite the residence If Gen Scott for sale or TO
exchange for city properly The house rs large and con
ven,st hall running through the center Taere aisos
sood csIrsg house Sc Oh the premsss win great
rety OF fruit rubbery. Inquire of X HAL
sTED, No. 2wal.st., or Of T. HALEY, on the prem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

COUNTRY Observation-Disclosures,
~ BY gentleman doing business the city DWELLING
House and out buildings good pair. with
OF ground (Om five TO ten scres within four five miles
from New lerk on Long Island preferred. Any perssQ
having such place, and willing to il for
years with the privilege Of buying the place suits
hear Of good sddrt W box No ca Post
oce stating parc uArs apply Al No. 81 Pearls New
York. ll2N
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DIANO-FORTES and NELODEONx

u FOb sALE-Persons sn0rt purchasink Pianos 81
MeiodeOns invited 20 call BENNETT co z
Wafsroo, II; Fult0us second foor side Of Rad
rzyl where they viii ind VI modern ssy
Of f0sewod PianoF Forces aad MeOdeoa. EVER instra-
rsni warranted for yeas and when doabs exprss
81 - 20 ne qushy, he payment be withheld slil
iyfsr
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Houses n)dute0.

" ATER-C URE INSTITUTION
w WANTED-Dr T. l. NICHOLS aud Mrs. COVE
NICHOLS finding nimpracucable 10 secure soconmods-
tons the city necessary fyt-c,ess Water Cure Es
tabbshmsnt except for very limited number of patients
wish TO obtain suitable place In tbs country. By the first
OF May next The requisites are pleasant saluori-
situation few acres of land and plenty OF pure soft
water house OF building capable Of adordng proper
accommodations NJ least, fifty patients, with the PRIV
ileee OF making necessary additions Easy access IN
jispsnsable aud the vicinity Of Nsw-York preferred.
There must be, within hity miles Of Ne~yotk, OF Al
greater distance some suitable place for model Water
Cure Esiaba hment, where give proper accommo-
dsuons patients and ihs pupils Of Institute
Any person company owning such place willing 10
build such establishment anc lease for ten yeas
sell With liberal terms of ment will please address
u lw. I L. NICHOLS. n D. 81 Ctston place, Ny.
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II rDY-kn Eitorlai Appicitor. This 2 epsrsieas
uuy n. blessing efe sSv f,r thogasos ai'e 'ass'A
yes'so psls and iof~ssI from ruS e. 80 e
Man, taa. nave used exc am, VOC 10. ns say
mo. the benefit hs'c reeve ili' w n,, DOT
Ap.hef ssys L. acted ke scha'm iu my cNse Nippty
has rtt bees dsspppl'tsc except h,Pgi' 80 OFts"
promptly attended g., d,ee'sS P1s ~, pt ~, - ,so ,..
I. NAV he had Of The f. o-leE druggsis "a as "
D Crsn.bs No s6S Bo~ep, p Dommas. No y Cae.Aaa-
~ c a Pms No iSa Rroai~Ay lJ,a No ",Gfaad-
:, zones \ BAILEY No 81 Msod,uE,l = q. Haa'.r.
80 ,Ct6h AZ J Huaungt Z. 80 ~ 81 Az. 2.
81 an ~ ara Oh Av: y. X wArner, Nc no sset.r-
~ NE Ealssy No ilI Pssii st y NJ Sgoa. No.
~ B,vsr, Dsilrc Co No 38i Broadway, @ Lea, No
-, p,"sd.sx. + W F,rrng'on 9,h sv. aad 2i,h It
Kker \ Bsrisn No $50 6ih-av Gsbaadin ,ondis No
20" C Sea NJ ms ,y Tbo, y Morris. No. IS dukst-
81 " p Smith. No I2i 7th-av., 8. Elliot. e,A az AID
4lsi john Faber. No t1s ems, ana =, ''rSe' SSI%
~ ard All rsspectshe Dluggiss also Of John Achsad
CIV Agent No. III Greenwich-st "l@SIusrh
COURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDlCAT-
~ I'm SOAP it's ~ell known. IS delicious en- 'llsaI
Tor cuTir chaps. cracked roasn ara 'esne. ssaes
and 1Ii slis feiormlts, fesad Osly !. De- Ystk
GOJRAUDS cd established laboratoil 81 "ntw-
ST near tnot I'M Broaeway Csiisnaef' % S"S'n ~
NRANKLIN EYE INSTITUTE. No.
2stste-st formerly tn. Battery for the treatment
81 C,,ssS hy Mr. Wide. OF the 81 MAk. Opthalns
HOSPITAL Dublin and Mr. Nc HenEc Of the Gli.se. ~.
In6fmary Glasgow. scotland Oflcs hours ifom we
o'ciock daily Please observe hs address No sac g.
fronting the Battery. "
DATC LOR'S LIQUID HAlR
ID pYE-BATCRELOR'S Liquid Is 80 celebrated aud
saccessful that exciting ne cnP,cy % 'os a ~ :,
l.afor, The gnbns mgst he carsa 20 seS ~ ss,rs
"a sald wholesale and retail. OF applied Wv ~ a., Ss
ssen in suocsSsl operation for To. ls.s
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6onses to fet.

Two LET-The front of fine Store.
II The part TO Is about IA feet by 30. with show
VII dow occupying the whole front. Apply TO ALBERT
PALMER co, No Bsrclsyst., near the Astor
House. jI23!'
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DE G.. BROOKES'S DANCING
SEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING
Watet Gnre.

HgYDROPATHIC INSTITU rE.--
a DR.. TRAIL receives PATENTS at the c0mnodIous
city establishment No. Is Lashtst. special depart
the mechanical and surgical treatment of Female
dseasss the charge OF Drs Trail and Hosford
70 IN
nRANG Il MOUNTAIN WATER
OCURE-south ofargs Essex Co, HsvJesny.--Ju
eEPH A NTDER 81 D Physician 10 ths Msttutior.
Yfort from New foik leave Ihs foot Of Cs!ssnd e. Al
= o'clock A NJ sv5 and o'clock. PM ieNH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

RROADWAY.-To Let, an extensive
~ Store suitable for frst-rate business requiring
loom, at No. $40 Broadway, one door from WhiIe.st
lls Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

DIANO-FORTES.-Hews celebrated
American Patent Action, with NJ without the Eohan
N =. b CURTIS, Agent, wsrerOOms. No. i23 Broadway
Also, good assortment Of Boudoir Pianos h. I'M
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BOSTON PIANOs.-SAFFORD e.

- BROTHER, No 800 Broadway, Y, agents for the
Niowins well known Boston Piano Forte Eestablish-
nents. VIZ Haett Allen successors TO Brown Hal
lett j Woodward Brown A. W. Ladd w. p. Emner-
g lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

DEAL ESTATE.-T subscriber Is
agent for the sale Of number of first and secont
class Houses with all The modern improvements situated
On the east side between LIST and 5h and between ISL
md ooh SIS Prices varying IRON So 800 to $ 600 Also
scvera Lots s'Gated the most desirable part Of the CITY
Rer,s collected. &c Office hours before 10 81 ana from
lap NJ AUGUSTUS e. LEWIS.
m AZ. No. s. Staht0nst.
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~ GILBERT d CO.'S PIANOS
IL Forty Piano Fortes made By the celebrated house
7 GILBERT CO, Boston, offered for sale At
prces to amt customers Their SewYOrk Warefoonls
No 3S3 Broadway opposite Broadway Theater. and No
al below Grsndst I. VIII BE- for the interest OF an 10
can and this extensive Of Paaos before purchas
ing elsewhere. Also good Of second hand
PlaBos.i m sale Or 70 rent. HORACE WATERS
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uprocs hair frem low fOehesds o. say part Of abe
body suicsiy and safely LIQUID ROUGE for pale nos
sno cheeks. LILY WHITE for flushed rough. sAllow
sAlLs. al Dr. G0uRAUD'S Old established Lsbors,sry
81 lker ST.. hssf Brvsfwsy nu
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SCHOONER for SALE.-The fast-sail-
~ ing schooner MARTIN VAN buren,, now lying a.
the foot ef Cbristoph@rst North RIVER SAID vessels "a
feet beam feet hold s. feet Keel draws feet water
when AIDED carries $50 burden. She has been re-
built from her kee 10. this last spr abe has new g
girg and sails throughout Also everything
and 10 running order at moment she s well cacnla
ted 70 run Virginia the piEe wood ade Sao
er can be bought 10 ana accommodating terms BY ao
pl,ine ~ PETER CBAMER, Poughkeepse. or to WIN
DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff City Han NY. Jl3 I'M
&LOOP for SALE Suitable for the lum-
~ ber brlck or stone tade.-Sloop BELLONA, 81
trpa well fond IN sails. rigging, ground tackle, Sc wnl
he sold very cheap for cast approved nape For fur
therparticnlars apply TO FOSTER, Low RRE HhS-
LEY No. 10 Newest. or to Capt. CHARLES N. JOHN
SON Huntington, L. l.. whore the sleep may b seen
II Ina.
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EOR SALE-iO0 BUILDING LOTS
II 18th. itth. aud i3,h-sts, Avenues n and C. In
snire Of r. w. LowBSR, Ne. ~ Broadway, Franklin
Buldps rtofi'
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Diann-fortes.
TILTON'S IMPROVEMENT to tn

TILTON'S IMPROVEMENT to the
u VlOIIN--Ths valuable improvement mar be added
any VIOLIN however old weak, only without
jury with decided advantage the srcng of tue
As TO the effect Of the Improvement ths tone
of the instrument the following certificates viii be more
satisfactory TO those interested than anything We
:" have examined number OF Mr. Tlton's Improved
vioDs have tined them orchestra and have hesi
Improvement giving briihancy and quality Of tone Lhsr
- only acquired by age. " I ROBERTS,,
Afusca Director. broadway Thea'er"
a." I have examined and tined Dir. " Is rtOns Improve
ment 20 the Vsn, and greatly pleased with ~. and do
NOT pronounce MA real improvement.
that may be added safely and with great advantage
old instrument U Z. HILL
.'ust received per Steamer AJree.
LONDON Dec. ", 1851.
Mr. W b. Tllton for improved method Of ynstructng
ViOlns ana other musical instruments, we aDplod Il ~
Joseph Guarney.s Violin valued two hundred gIlneas
to anOdinary Violin aud 10 Tenor The result was IN
each satisfactory beyond oar most saneuhe eNpecta
items gives freedom power and otiisncy 10 th7 tone
without interfering IN any way with ne external appear
OF the instrument and We have no hesitation ia say
EDWARD WRITER'S co,
Musical Instrument Makers TO Her Msesty.
Coventry ST. London
Resolution passed at meeting AZ the Apollo Roo.s Of
PToe Nloinsts, Amateurs and others called fer me
purpose VI testing the Improvement
Resolred Thai the meeting do heartily approve Of Inc
plcaby the VIOLIN and the fact u It's rendering Ms
tone Gle fuler aud OF the quality aud freedom OF VI
bTation, Of an old aud valuable Italian instrument.
Rescued That the thanks of this meeting De gwen to
Mr. Ton his kndness presenting this valuable in
yeHtion TO the attention Of The gsntlea pressn,
These rs;s9i9H TsTs signed by 'hs io'I snkrRrs
L. c. HILL, HERR GNEBEL,
Ard many Others
Our JTIce for adding the Improvement $40 To dealers
in NlODns VIII a discount hen ten
strumeDts are improved At time This mproyems may
advantaye Improved slrumens for sale wholesale
ard retail " TiLTON Co. No 10 Park Place 10 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

NOR SALE-The brick front Houses
and Lots Nos Ia and ia Forsyth ST. near Deancey
The by having alley way on eAch
side This properly could be improved az 70 reaze
6rPe in upon investment portion oil the pur-
chase money remain bond and mortgage foI term
of years AZ per cent Apply to RICHARD n. STILL
New City Hall dI3 3TuThHS0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

II the property the late JehSthaa Lawrence. Esq, %
This cay situated at Hops veil the County of Dutohes
about res from the Fasson River. The
q -four land hsA state of Improvement.
with admirable dwsllas hOass. barn. carriage and out
houses all In excellent repair. Ia the nias; Of highy
cultivated district connected by plsnk rosds with the v
lAxe Of Poushkeesse ad the Hudsoa River Railroad, and
IN the immediate vicinity OF eAssch and school house The
property question JsFs unusual inducements 10 those
desiring cbess and ali aspects connodcus. cooR.ry
dis aa HoMER MORGAN. No. Pins-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

II sno nearly new for S2J. Of 6Ocayes for 800, I'D
Piano for sac 81 octave Rosewood rIano for 80.
II g. for Sio0 Melodeons. s Stools, IS
Gold Watches, 500 qires Blank BoOks SamaRder Safe
lot Of Dry Goods and suLdries. Cash advances
gnmene Of dry goods, groceries hardware, furniture
pianos books stationery. watches aud personal property
aud merchandise generally Goods bought and sold
commission. l32t'l B JONES No5s Ann-st ID Floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
COURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE
COURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE

- instantly and permanently converts red gray hsI
tobtovn OF black without staining tire skin W.rau.sd
or DO pay. st 81 Walker-st. rear Broadwsy lis1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
JIOUSE IN HKEEPSIE.-For

u y sale first class BRICK House, twos'ones, win
attic basement under cellar 25Iis lot 2)Iloo located
on one OF the pleasan streets in the village, aud every
way desirable as a geat.el residence Apply TO
ll3 ImTITh&Ss HOMER MORGAN, No Pine ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

TO OWNERS Of REAL ESTATE in
II DTTROIT-I wish 70 buy Lots in Detroit, ard u
holders IL New York will write me description and price
viii Ter with them. y. J. b. CRANE.
Detroit January 3, 1919. jig ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
'TO CAPlTALISTS-A RARE
SEAT FOR SALE,

~ Farm VI 40 first quality land at Sing Sing n
ami s ffem Depot ddsn hver RAILROAD fer sale oheap
cottage hoase, good barn sc sln good order Scream
ofwa,eT running through good variety 81 fruit
OF The vsry healthy and beautifully located ccsys
sent 30 schsSls. churches. &c Terms easy Apply at
No S7e wssARgton-st St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
harm for SALE.-A very excellent

A>hnM Tor IoALE.-h very cAOohOus
Farm Of about 80 of excellent land near the VII
lage of New Rochelle Westchester County. N " within
Is DIVE the de and hour by NewHsven
Railroad ofthe City is sell located with plenty OF good
water has fine view Of the surrounding country, Long
Island sound. the Village Of Newkochele, &c. and
every way worthy the attention of any wishing coun-
try place IL will be sold lOw and easy teTos Apply 20
A. & WILLIAMS, Heal Estate and Money Broker. No 10
Park place bet ween the hours of 10 and g. Il2 lw'
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ENOR SALE or EXCHANGE - The
AT PRIVATE SALE.-Two three

stary Brick Houses Nos 81 and So Wet 28h st near
9th with CIoter water, baths &c. For particulars,
terms &c. apply to COLE Chiffon,
l3 lw No. Wallst
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-18
The testimony of "A distinguished
WhIg.

Mr.. Toombs Of Georgia in speaking of the
democratic convention and the nominees, says:
g The compromise resolution which was
adopted meets the question fully; the candidates
nominated have put themselves fully, plainly,
and distinctly upon it. Therefore the requisition
OF the Union party OF Georgia is fully complied
with, and these candidates are open to the sup
port of the members of that party, without any
surrender of its principles.
1t is true there were many in that Convention
who had uniformly opposed the compromise
heretofore, and some who do now oppose 1t but
this class is neither numerous nor formidable
The compromise division of the party succeeded
both in its principles and its candidates Their
triumph was complete, and promises to be endur
ing
Again, in speaking of the whig convention,
and the candidates nominated, he says:
1t is deeply to be regretted that the same result
did not happen in the Whig Convention. There
were but two grand divisions in the latter body
the friends and.enenlies of the onpromise meas
ures The former were divided between Mr..
Fillmore and Mr. Webster, and the latter con-
centrated on General Scott. The result of their
labors was. that the compromise was adopted,
and General Scott was nominated. The Free
Soil Wings of the North have complete control
of the Wing organization in all of the non slave
holding States, and Scott's success will be THEN
triumph, and a triumph fatal to the principles of
the Union Wings, both North and South. The
Wings who supported General Scott for the nom
ination were the men who had been most active
by speech and pen, from the beginning of this ex-
citement, in promoting sectional strife and dis
cord The men who stood here 1850, were from
the beginlngto the end of this great slavery agi-
tation, opposing the settlement of it, and are, to
this very hour, deadly hostile TO the principles
upon which it Avas made. In their party conven-
tions at home, throughout the whole North dur
IL l.. If
edges has conforned to those principles. In their
elections last year, in the two great States of
Ohio and Pennsylvania, that party ran candidates
who were known to be averse to them. Ohio
ran one, who voted against them in this House,
who voted against them in the Baltimore conven-
tion. and who, believe, is now chairman of the
Wing General Committee OF the United States.
tits indeed strange that southern wings can
support Scott in the face Of these truthful state
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-18

tiTely refuse the nauseating dose, and many that
gulp it down, are nearly thrown into spasms.
while there are Others who would swallow al
most anything that whig national convention
would offer them. AS an evidence Of the truth
of this, whenever you ask whig what States he
claims for Scott, he will ne certain to begin with
those in which there is a strong abolition vote,
and will scarcely mention any of the Southern
States.
Mr.. Pierces strength on the contrary, lies in
The South, because he has always been friend to
the South.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-18
4. Cd. Cd. u.

MANCHESTER Lodge No 81, meets eve,
I'VE ry Thursday evening at o'clock p NJ
at the Odds Fellows Hall.
WM. S. WRIGHT, N. GAS. IT. BELL, V. G..
w. ). EPPERsoN, Sec'y.-JAs. THARP, Treas.
o. w. HENDERSON, Per. Sec'ry.
va ITHCAH Encampmento of Patriarchs No.
Va 10, meets the second and fourth Tuesdays
in each month, ut 8 O'clock. p. NJ
THos. METzLER, G. PHI. Holmes. S. w.
VIM. WYMAN, H. PAS. II. BELL. J. w.
II. A. NUNNALLY, TT. ]. MELTON. Scribe
Yazoo City, August Is, 1852.