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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05

A USTRALIh-OPPOsIT LINE OF PACKETS
"A Melbourne Port Philip and sydney, touching at the
tons burthen, Captain T. Northup loading at por
10 North river viii sail purotuay the 10th Of Novem
Der from New York Tho which the ships OF this
line being fitted out and provsoncd viii for
them preference all othera higher This
ship guaranteed in all Others
adyertided for Australia IN this port experienced
and Iropor dnnts vided Also well selected
library plan Of tho cabins together with list OF the
proyfon can be ssn a. e rhP For passage or freight
Waat atro
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MEDICAL.


TIFAR THE NEWS FROM A DfSPEPrIC.-DELA-
II ware City, Oct. . Si9-Dear Sir | write to inform
you that am fast getting well d my dyspepsia and hep~
you will IN my for there wata
TO il you make Of for ii you
will get plenty do sincerey friend Bonami
White, Divieicn itfeet Camden. To Mr. Robaek. MOI
White street. Convert to ConjuratonsMr. Penningto
called of sickness OF long
upwards Of four years. 10 saii sickness that hs
baed all the doctors in his Of the ry His symf
toms were mel ancholy pra pains in the long bones LOO
OF appetite restesepess at night often
walk the fsos with hesd ache furrowed in
morning and dsa2reeabls tste in hi, mouth. Ills sick
hd become great that he often felt like giving
In despair but after calling entirely cured him IN
weeks William Pennington, Bottle township, Della
county All l-tttrs to w. RoBACK, No. 0 White
street will be reigously ATTENDED TO- paid For
particulars, call and get astrological altman gratis,
where certificates can be seen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05

NEW YORK AND Observation-Disclosures
IN cd States Nail and Expross Lines through In four
hours New Jersey Rail road, via Jersey CyLcaying New
Pm Leave Philsde,pha ss and A Y, and ~ z. M
more Washngton, Norfolk and Charlestontirough tick
cts said tho above and through baggage carried in
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before the srns
leave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05

DIsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. THE
- >, splendid new clipper ship ALBONI, Captain Little
field now rapidly loading at pier North river tako
few tons Of light and six
date application to E. B. SUTTON, 81 Wall street1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05

Glass new kork pLovaeo
all requta articles for the court and convenience Of
and commanded by Of experience ia tho srsds
Yhe price Of $780, With out wines iouors Goodg
ssn tho ubsoribers viii DO Forwarded free f.o su5
eLsyses but those aotually incurred.
BOYD EINCKEN, Egense. lH Pearl stross
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05
sElfPpyNa.

TTVHE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP PETRgL, 500 TONS
W. Samson, commander Will enil for Bermuda aud
st. Thomsa the Sth November Passage money to Bor
nuGa S3N; 60 ST. Thoma5, sT0. Tho Petrol been built
expressly for tropical climate and has VOL ventilated and
large state roomS with plunge and shower bat WIN take
rcight ut low rates. Apply TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05
SHIPPING.

CHIP H0PEWELL FOR SAN FRANCISCO, AT
tho foot of Amherst street, North river
date few more passengers at $l75 Z. d. SUTTON 81
Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05

VANDERBILT LIN E.-TOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The only line giving tickets crossing Isthmue
The fayorse double engine steamship PRoMETHEUs 1900
tens will leave from pier No 2Eorth river at hroe o'clock
PH precisely on Friday November for San Juan dol
Forte connecting with the Pacific Mica
Trsnst route having but twelve miles Of land
oporation. These steamers faro uprvaed In their
modaticns and ventilation. For information passage
apply only 10 d. b. ALLEN, Agent,
III ma mr. akairl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05
HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

ITO PROPERTY 0WEERs.--WANTED TO HIRE On
leare, houses IN this city Property whore improve
such houses will do well by calling addressing W. W.
EASToN House Agent lO99 Broadway CORNER Thirty-ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05

LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- For New Orleans via Htyana.-The splendid steam
ship FMPIhE CITY, Henry Wndle, coramandcr will sail
from tie ir At the o9t Of Warren street. H. On Friday
November 18th, at2 o'clock r. H. precisely Rates Of ras-
cage to Havana ana Now Orcans-ncw arrargemcnt-La-
dies and after saloon btrth sos forward saloon terh
SO storage &2 Specie only taken freight
freight tahon to 0eans ~ thirty per cubic foot.
shippers Of freight requested to supply themselves with
the companys bills " ladiag which may DO had on app-
cation at The Office no other form will 10 signed No bills
o. ladng sgned after twelve o'clock the Of sailing.
Fer freight or passage, apply 10 NJ. O. ROBERTS,
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MuLLIv Ers. ".

T AIDES CLOTHS FRENCH MERINOEs, PLAID
cashmeres and plaid -iiksSeyeral Of the above
goods landing and for sale TRACY
IRWIN e. co.'s, Nos 2Sf and Zli Broadway.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs, DAILY,
A tSpndsys exceptcd) from Chambers Street, for Al
ssny sad Trey; Through Fares on all Trains slSo~
Buffalo Montreal ct O'Clock ssmc evening"
Mail Train IA. M.Throrgh Way Trains % and 2. y.
Express Train r. INSTRUMENTATION Train ?30 p. II.
Sunday Mail Train p. n. from Canal Ssrcet-Pasyen-
gers taken 81 Chambers Canal Christopher th, and 5S,
streets. GEO. STARK Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05

CtAar-pFr CLOTHING AND FUR7TITrRE WANTED
swa-y 20 dispose Of obtain ir cash pTic9 by sending
the evbssrber 81 his residence, thgough e post.
Il. n DUsSELDOnf.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Mustang Liniment and the Ladies'.

In opinion, nothing Is above the comprehension Of
women and with less prejudice, berality and much
keener perception than men, when idea presented
doctrine taught fact asserted, she grasps 1t
at once and with the rapdy and cearness almost of in
snc decides upon its merits truthfuness and II her
decision be favorable she enthusiastically advocates and
ports It. Thus the saying has obtained Once get
the women your side and you safe" And are
happy state that have the ladies all in favor Of the
Mustang Laainent They have tried 1t for Caked Breasts
Sore Nipples Sores Chafes, and Burns Children well
for Group and Mumps Also for Corns, Tooth ache,
Pains In the Limbs and joints Sore Eyes, Eruptons Cuts
and Bruises and they have always found 1t eecua And
they go about like angels they procainng it to their
friends and all they hear tell Of who suffering
We have daily calls for by who such and such
ladies recommended them try it, Go ladies, in your
Good Samaritan" work. and thousands will bless YOU for
your timely advice.
Rs- See advertisement in another column.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

GEoRoErowS, Sept. 29-12 m.

GEoRaETowN, Sept 29-12 m.
The faith Of the hitherto most sanguine among
the unterrifed in this direction, seems to be fast
failing them. The general uprising OF the peo-
pie along the route from Washington to Ken
lucky, to do the old hero of an hundred battles
honor-the kind, gentlemanly and unostentatious
manner in which oil were received and treated
| by him--his plain though appropriate and pointed
off hand old Virginia talk, and the powerful eff
fects which it is producing in every direction,
together with the startling news of his daily-in-
creasing popularity, seem to have struck terror
and dismay into the very heart of their ranks
and, despairing of all hope of success by fair
means, they now resort to the old game Of brag
But in this they have been more than once sig
nally foiled. In more than one instance, Zone of
which happened yesterday after bantering
forfeits have been staked, they have wisely
backed out and left the Wings to pocket their for
| felt, sooner than lose larger sum.
number of the Wings of our town intend
| going to Rockville tomorrow to participate in
the Wing Mass Meeting. Several of Mr.. Van
derwerken's fine omnibuses have been chartered
| for the occasion.
| Unavoidable circumstances prevented the Rev.
Mr.. Stockton from preaching in the Methodist
Protestant Church last night. He will without
fail preach there this evening at u o'clock.
While we are now writing the Sons Of Tenn
| perance, several hundred strong clad in the re-
gala of their Order, with several beautiful ban
ners floating in the breeze, are marching to the
strains of sweet music up Bridge street. The
very commanding appearance of the procession,
and the number we recognised in the ranks who
have been redeemed from the curse Of intemper-
ance, caused US voluntarily to exclaim as they
passed us, God save and prosper the good cause.
The protracted meeting which has been going
on Mt the Methodist Church for two weeks, con-
tinues to increase in interest. Every night quite
a number of penitents are at the altar, and many
have protested religion.
large number of workmen are now engaged
at the Union Hotel, completing the repairs, for
the occupancy of Mr.. Ftzhugh, who has leased it
for 81 200 per annum.
With the exception of few cases of bilious
fever, analogue and fever our town, continues very
healthy. ELECTRO
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Editors Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2o-lO p. m.
have just returned from grand Wing mass
meeting of the 18th Ward. It was held in the
open street. The several arrangements were
very complete. An immense throng was in at
tendance. 1t was emphatically one of the old
kind Of gatherings There were probably six
thousand persons present / have never seen a
more decided manifestation of enthusiasm. The
spirit is unquestionably up and rising every hour.
The Wings of Baltimore are aroused. He who
runs may read this. am now fully convinced,
SO is every 'one that Gen. Scott is the man for
| the times, There is something in his life and
history, and even in the simple mention Of his
NAME that kindles up fire in the human heart
not to be quenehed. 1t is evident that the peo-
| pie are with him and for him, His history they
know by heart, and have not now at this late day
to tax their time and patience with learning it as
| the advocates Of Pierce are necessitated TO do,
| They know it-every man and boy of them
from their school days up to the present moment.
| 1t was studied in their early lessons, and fixed
indellibly upon their memory. have never felt
so thoroughly confident Of the election of Gen.
Scott as do now. The elements are Mt work to
accomplish it, and nothing but death can cause
his defeat. As well might Gen. Pierce, mounted
upon his celebrated Mexican charger, with drawn
sword, attempt to subdue the laundering cata.
ract of Niagara and reverse its foaming torrent,
as for the Democrats to attempt to avert the
glorious victory awaiting Gen. Scott. The bone
and sinew and muscle Of the country are with
him. It seems to me he will be borne to the
high honors of his country as with the power Of
| an avalanche!
| The meeting was organized BY appointing W.
Chestnut, esq., president Mayor Jerome made
few brief and eloquent remarks, in which he
Indignantly repealed sanders put forth against
| him by the Argus of this city. He was followed
| by our talented and accomplished townsman, S.
Teakle Wallis, esq This is the first speech Mr..
Wallis has made since 1874. 1t was master
piece of eloquence. have never listened to q
more entertaining and instructive address. He
was followed by Mr.. Merrick, H. Winter Davis,
and others, all of whom acquitted themselves
admirably. The canYasses of 1910, lS44 and
l64s were not fraught with so brilliant hopes as
is this. Baltimore is coming up to her work
most efectually, and in solid earnest.
| The old depot of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
| road, opposite the United States Hotel was sold
to-day to Mr.. cambridge, of Louisville, KY, for
$3.50, 600 1t is to be connected with Kentucky
Tobacco Warehouse. This shows that capitalists
are beginning to look out for business, in antici.
patton of the opening of the railroad to the Ohio
CHESAPEAKE
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
City Items.

Hay Cry PRopERTY.-We learn from the
Intelligencer that the spacious and well-situated
lot on Third street, between and E, due north
Of Trinity Church, was sold at auction last even
ing, by A. Green, auctioneer, to DIR. G. Bailey,
proprietor of the National Era. Size Of lot 1876
feet by 1919, at 3lt cents per foot This let
adjoins lot recently purchased by the same
gentleman. We learn that very imposing and
handsome edifee is shortly to be erected on this
property.
Es2y- This morning the Sons of Temperance
met Mt the Hall on street, in order TO celebrate
the 10th anniversary of their fraternity. They
formed in procession, and moved from the Hall
to go to Georgetown, where they were to meet
their brethren Of that town, and return to the
city We noticed in the line two divisions from
Alexandria, Virginia, who are here to participate
in the ceremonies of the occasion. The process
sion was under the direction Of John D. Clark,
ESQ.,, chief marshal, and several assistants AT
o'clock this afternoon the procession will form
again and proceed to to the Baptist Church,
where the audience will be addressed by D. G.
march to the Navy Yard, where a "grand mass
meeting" will be addressed by distinguished
friends of the temperance cause
Last evening We were drawn to the I" Scott
Club Room by the cheerful sounds of good mu-
sic, and we had scarcely entered tho room, which
was pretty well filed, when we were assured that
beyond doubt
"The Chippewa ball Is rolling, rolling
The Chippewa bal Is rolling along"
There was no meeting called by the Club, but
the " Folders" were at work, and, as usual they
began to sing some of their lively songs as
room was filled. Mr.. Morgan, of st. Mary's
county, Nd, was called for, and addressed the
Folders, while at work, in very handsome and
cheering manner, assuring all present that the
Maryland line could always be victorious with a
leader such as Gen. Scott, and the 4th of March
will prove it. The Folders and Chippewa boys
of the Club send delegation to Rockville to-
morrow, and they take with them the flag that
foated over Scott's marque in Mexico.
ANOTHER WARNING. yesterday young gen
tleman of our acquaintance went cunning in
the marsh near the Arsenal. Birds flying sudden
ly before him, he raised his gun to shoot, when
he discovered he had left the ramrod in the bar
rel, and, in the hurry of getting it out the
trigger of the gun caught in his coat and dis
charged the load; the hammer cut his fingers,
and the powder blackened his hand. He was
not much hurt, but considerably frightened, and
thankful that the damage was no greater. Gun
ners should take care!
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Bring MIN to Justice !

The New Orleans True Issue says that if any
confidence could be placed in the Locofoco papers
General Scott ought to be arrested. Some charge
him with cowardice, some with being an old car
buncled drunkard, and, as if to cap the climax,
some call him thief. Such man as this ought
not to be allowed to run at large; he might Gre
ate mischief in wel-regulated community.
Gideon j. Pillow might afford to take the matter
in hand. He was the only one Of the implements
Of President Polk who would disgrace himself by
having General Scott court martialed after he
had made long march and conquered whole
nation, and city Of hundred thousand inhabi-
tants, and something near thirty thousand ma
tional troops, when General SCOTS entire army
at the time did not amount to ten thousand
brave Americans, with only seven thousand dol
bars in the military chest. We say that the man
who could have him put under arrest then, 10 q
ft person to make the affidavit for his arrest
now.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
ALMANAC.

JUST PUBLISIIED.-Tbe Almanac for 1853 Is ready.
~ II IL handsomely printed, good paper, embeishsd
with engraviu and altogether got up In at
tracvc style In addition 70 the usual matter Of alma
nae II contans the Statistics Of the NJ. Church-Pan Of
Episcopal Ystations for lS53Bishops of NJ H. Church,
with their residences &cSummary Of the Missions Of the
VI. r. Church-Tabes Of Colleges and Semnaries-Sunday
School Union stnstcsBook ConcernSatistics Of the NJ
=. Church, Of the British Wesleyan Methodist Church;
Primitive Methodist Church; Wesleyan Church in Canada
w. H. Church In Canada; African VI. ". Church; Principal
Religious Denominations In the United States and the
American Bible Society Of the United States
including list Of the Members Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives Statistics Of the Population Manufactures
Agriculture Railroads &C. Of the several States and Terri
torie,Populson of Principal Cities and Towns-Pop-
ulaon Of other Countries and CitiesNavgaon and Com
Of the United States &C. &c. It contains also, va
riety Of good reading matter in prose and verse
sep IS GRAY 4 BALLhNTYNE, It'll ct.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

RESOLVED That the Wing people ofwashngton conscious
that the ground they tread worthy of the consecate
1t bears only long 1t peopled by who hold
to the Union OF the States the and fountain OF the
blessings Of public order and private rghtof liberty and
lawot happiness at home, and honor throughout the
world and believing that in the principles and policy OF
the Wing party and In the tried patriotism OF its glorious
leaders, the best safeguard OF tho Union from domestic
dscord foreign quarrel HOLD FIRMLY 70 those princ
pies will rally with ardent and united hearts around
the flag of the Union whomsoever OF these leaders IT.
NAV be- confded in the approaching Proceedings Of
a Wing meetiag prior 10 The nomination.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Rally, Wings! Rally!!
MASS MEETING OF THE WINGS OF WASH


A MASS MEETING of the Wings of Washington will
"A be held on THIS EVENING, the Goth instant at 8
O'Clock, at the WING POLE the OF Seventh street
and Massachusetts, 1t IL expected that the meeting
will be addressed by Mr. UpToN, of Virginia, Mr. HENRY
INTER DAVIS Of Baltimore and several other distinguished
speakers
The several Ward Clubs respectfully invited to be
present.
BY order OF the Northern Liberties Scott Club:
N ID LARNER
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.

ELPs toa life Of Holiness and Useful ness Caugheys
IL Revival Misceanies. The demand for this book IA
almost unprecedented In the history Of Methodist pubca
TONS SIX thousand copies have been sold in about four
months The seventh Thousand Il ready Read these
notices Of its character
"These admirably fitted for producing effect,
Immediate powerful effect, upon the popular mind Brief
hitting bold subjective abounding in anecdoe illustration
patkos; prosy never hating for moment In conf.
dent persuasion that sinners be converted by the
truth they press home We unhesitatingy recon-
mend the circulation OF this book"Rev Dr.. Bohpaan,
I'd. s. @. Advocate.
at good work. and all that have bought IL ay 40.
One very good brother sad after reading the
the 'Omnpoence of Faith that II gave him Of
insight of faith than anything he read heard.
Baptist minister purchased copy, and carried away
with TIE spirit Of the work"-Rer Theodore HH, Of the
Maine Conference.
az like Revival Mscellanes very much. II will do good
In the church"-Rsu O. ~ Carpenter, Of Providence Con-
ference
IL have read the book and not only delighted, but
feel that Am better man. All who have read II are
greatly peased"-Reo r. Sunins If NE Holston C5rereHo
"This book has been great blessing my soul II has
fred up my ZEAL and feel like working for the Lord as
never did before"-Rev. J. n Montgomery, Of Alabama.
owe should hardly think 1t possible for any Christian To
read this volume without partakug largely OF that holy
JUNCTION which hreathes and burns every page-Rtp
Richard Donkersey, Of the Providence Conference.
sep29 GRAY BALLANTYNE 9TH st.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
For Rockville To-Morrovy [,

We are requested to give notice that the Wings
Of Washington who purpose attending the Mass
Meeting at Rockville, win meet tomorrow morn.
ing, at ~ o'clock, at the Club Room. The means
of conveyance will be ready at that hour. An
early departure is desirable, that we may unite
with our friends in Georgetown destined for the
scene of action
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

BST The Union publishes the letter of man
named Guthrie who claims to be an old soldier,
and who maintains that General Scott ought not
to be made President, because he is so great a
man that vanity itself should aspire to nothing
more. Wise Mr.. Guthrie sapent Union
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
Whtg Rally.

The members of the Washington Wing Club
are requested to meet at the Club Room on this
evening, 29th instant at clock, in order to at
tend the Wing mass meeting to be held in the
Northern Liberties this evening,
By order: r. Fl. LASKEY, Secretary.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29

yB PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, Is the
only authorized agent for this paper in the cities OF Boston,
New rk and Philadelphia and is duly empower take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rates required
by His receipts will be regarded payments. His Of
Aces are-BOST0N, Scollay's Building; NEW YORK, Tri
bne Buildings PHILADELPHIA, n. w. corner OF Third
and Chestnut streets.