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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-16

StlkS-S6lkS.
PER STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CRY.
SUPERIOR TARE SATIN-AI colors
eros DE AFRIQUE-New styles ~ ,s4zl'
RICH BRoCADE SILKS.
-a BLACK eros DE RIII
BLACK WATEl: - SILKS,
81 a -, Is FLORE E-An colo
oct1l II SIMPSONS 30 Canal str
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-16

hosiery JttSt Opetsel.
LADIES' WHITE COTTON HosE-ALL QUALITIES;
LADIES' SLATE
LADIES' BLACK
LADIES' BROWN
CHILDREN,S
CHIDREN,S WHITE
GENTS WHITE HALF HOSE
GENTS BROWN
CENTS CoLoRED
UNDER VESTS DRAWERS, etc. etc. children all
at low prices, at SIMPSONS,
ocs 30 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-16

Mg- FREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
The Delegates to this Association adjourned meeting
to BIO held on MONDAY October 49, Mt o'clock
LOUISIANA HOSE CO., Perdido Streets
BY order WBI H. SLACK secretarv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-16

gss- CERRo GoRDo CLUB.-The members of
this Club will meet at their Hail. Salvador Pat Rampant
and Cusomhouse Streets EVERY MONDAY EVENING at hafpas
o'clock All the other Clubs I'll. respectfully attend
The Committee Room Of this Club No Buildings
change Place. Gotc4 tel JAS. W. DUPLESSIS, Ssc'y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-16
Neap Goods.

70 The subscribers received, by arrivals handsome
Of
SEASONABLE CLOTHING
AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
embracing all the newest and most desirable styles.
THOMPSON NIXON,
nntIh 2rtf Ia Cnnp street nnnoaite CITY Hotel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-17

n 4 NJ
"A md COMMISSION NE RCHA T. y
LrSoHBuRo, Va.
Oher for aule--
ITO bags Rio and Lagurn Coffee,
. e" beat nd Jnvu and Mocha do.
IL hhds aud bbls Moasscs,
y g" N. o. T. X. Sugara
, g" st Grnix do,
% boxes and bls Lonf. Crushed and Powdered do
% tons country and rolled Iron various sizes s. CO.
22OO best Gast Steel,
225 kegs mills
5000 lbs Sole Leather
10 600 bs Cotton Yarns
p boxes Manufactured Tobacco some very fne,)
10 boxes Adamnntine, Sperm and Tallow Candies.
300 kegsblasting aud rifle Powder,
e.. 600 II best Saley Fuss,
IL baes 0znanrgs and Domesics
100 bile rectfea Whi.hry,
- cid Rye (some gears old,)
Ii " Vino, different ,qualities,)
II and pipes French Brandy, (.ome i.no }
IL =" old Apple Brandy,
tierces best London Porter,
10 bills Rum and Gin,
with great variety of articles not mentioned above
making our stock very nrRc and desirable one.
We give prompt attention To sales of consignments
o Flour, Wheat Tobacco Bacon and all other kinds of
country lroduco-aso receiving and forwarding
Goods, Produce. &c. lnny BITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-17
Che Dailp a,irninian.
vALUE Of WIVES IN cnINA.

Not Icing since young English Merchant toak his
youthful wife with him Hong -konr CHM, where The
couple Hsit-,iby wealthy hansisris n latter
regarded the lady very attcnvey and SEEMED to dss
upon her When SHE had ~ length left the
apartment ne said to the husband, in broken English
(s.rse than brokea China.)
What give vau l,r that wifeS.wife your.7"
oh" replied the husband laughing al the singular
rrrar at hds visitor, 'two thousand dplaf..'
This the merchant thought would appear the Chi
nese rather a bigi figure, but h. mistaken.
We'll" said the Mandarin. taking outs book with m
mir cfbusness, "sPosc you give her PIE; gise you
sss thousand"
IL Is difficult say whether tle young merchant was
amazed than amused; but the very grave ard sol
air OF the Chnainan convinced him TINT be In
sober earnest and he compelled therefor 10 refuse
the OFF, with u- much pacidly aa he could assume
The Mandarin however, coatiHa d 10 prs H. bar
gain;
4 give you ro,'hou,and dolar said be- you take
'tni7
The merchant who had no previous notion Of the wi
ne Of shc commodity which he had taken with Linn
compelled, NJ length, inform hs visitor TIM Eng
-hnen "a the habit # selling their w.. ate
they were ia their Posscs sionan assertion which
the Cbinanien very slow 10 belive.
The merchant aters ards hal hearty laugh with his
young snd pretty wi, and told her that he had just dis
covered her f sslue. he bod that beer offer
Ell sewn thousand duat- for her, very high figure,
- wives were going Ia China At tho time = Harpet,
Msg1-fge
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-17
MEDICINES.
CUBE CURE.-BALTIM0RE LOCK

y HOSPITAL where may be obtainrd tie most spec
d remedy Tor IVeakasss # On lse Po,cers PAIN
IN khe Loiaa Dselse of me Hibegs A6ecftons II the
Heat rlg1q.. Nlsc nj San Coasiiu ,onai De.ttt y.
aud oil IA sc horrid affections arising from certain
di.crrtons no matter whether from iutemperancc,
the use Of arc INT .pirts or any other cause.
TO YOUNG MEN,
especially yI, hnve become the victims Of evil prarfi-
res Aims what countless numbers Of generous md
Noble hearted beings have been inmely toiub,
Thousand. of Young men Of the mott sxalei aet- aud
brilliant atllc,t. ~. n ~ t-p-r ias.
el I.,,i,,o senate. .,,....,,,,r. r ~ ance. %,
waited Il, &c eta ~ the living I,fr
Tan.. ,rpv fr, ANY ,,l tine r,n9ing ~, holy
effects. should ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Oh. JOHNSTON.
Wrakur.- If The Back and Limbs Pains in the Il fnd,
Dimne.. of 81 hit Ioss Of Muscular Power Palpita5r
ofth, Heart Dy.Drp.ia Norvon. lrrit1biv. Derang.-
rnent of the d ts4tiye Faoetors General Debility.
symptoms OF G Consumption, &c. &c.
UeataYU-Tho fearful effects On the mind are much
n be led. Los. If ,r,r Confusion Of ideas De.
nr..,in Of Spirits + ,ro, 'l,,s of Evil Aversion OF
sciety ScIrDitri.t L.e, f S,litude. fia1idity. g.
ARE some of the evil. nrndurcd
Office No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK Street, s. =
EN- DOORS FROM BALTLuOhES2. East side.
UP THE STEPS. r4BE PARTICULAR IN -
serving the NAME and NUMBER, " ysu viii msiakr
the place
CURE WARRANTED 81 no g llAkGE MADE,
Tgkc N0tcc.--DI. John,tci's Once is IL lis dwel-
ling Or The STEPS. lIi4 vcry extensive practice Is q
sufficient ei,arap,c tina hc il he only proper Physician
to appiy to-
DIR JOHNSTON
Member of the KuyyI Collcge OF Sun cons London
Graduate from one nt the IN ~ emf mt Colleges Of he
United States and the greater PM Of whose lie has
been spent in the Hospital. Of London Paris Phade
phn and elsewhere Ina. effected some Of tie not rs.
on,hng cure. that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the enrs and head when usecp great
nervousness being alarmed az sudden sounds, and
bashfnlness with frequent blushiIg attended some.
times with deraup.rnent of mind we're cured nmedi-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-17

~ VI. ueIIiNS-BeR leave to call the at
- teufion 81 their customers and the public general
Is, To their
spring supply Of Groceries, Ac.
eonsisfiag n parf n foftoVs rig
p hbd= ! Il. Cuba and n Sugar
do stcrpix do
30 boxes and bbl. Loaf eln.h'd and row'ddo
Il bb.s snpf. clarified do
l. lihd. cubn Mpasses
do I 4 do superior
10 bbls \ y do
\ baes RIO and Lsruira Coffee
90 do anl mats superior old Java do
% tons Bar Iron, we'll assorted,
do Hoop md Band DO
do Blistefed Steel
do Cast and Shear do
30 sides Sole Leather
= d. Upper do
10 Ion calf skim Baltimore, Philadelphia, N
and Ironeh.
% do Pinl, Lining do
~ do Sheep do
3oo hegs cut Nail. toto dy
Is do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes
do Horse Shoe Mil.
Il boxes snpr S perm Candies
10 do Adamantine do
go 10 Hull & Son, -stent do
10 do fAllow do
80 do sonp
20 dp 10 extrn fine
G000 H. Cotton Yafn
bnles OaHbprfs. superior,
ALso--Infgo, Mnddcr Alum and Corpcras Pcpp er
Ginger, 81 =, Nutmegs Mace, Gloves and Cinnaro
h'iiug. Letter and Wrapping rspcr Red Cords nd
Plough Lines; Depte-tica. Cacocs sc. &c. For NJ L.
IN the me-i accommodating terms, exchanged for
country produce. anl 22-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-17

HARRIS BLACK SMITHS layers,
II IA indispensable article for nll Black Smiths lnl
which to saving of Coal aud heating Iron. please c
qure OF Mr., bubney Of the Phunix Foundry. Mr.J IL
l'niley Nhccl-wriglF, aud the Smith Shop ol the
'iedmont Works-sl of which have them in use. Ion
'e by A. Nctlcton Agent for tho patentee for Virginia.
Piedmont orks Lynchhurg June u Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-17

- Ia consequence Of the b1eakage of the Canal, the
Undersigned Inns in-l received his Spring and Summer
stock Twenty five yenrs experience in his business
hns enabled him 10 purchase "A mo-. complete and de-
'nble assortment Of good.. Without farther comment
all he nsks IA examination Of the He call. the
attention Of biz and the public generally to
IA" following viz Ladies clo'e Goi'ees, Gaiiers,
Gaiters Eraeistors Parodis, ieay Lads, Lola Hoatez
BnsI". Ties, SLIPPERS dc, &c Misses and Infants
shoes OF every description. Also: Gents Boots Shoes
ami Go"crs the ntter of whehare very pretty and
which he will +ell AZ remarkably low prices also
plee stock 81 Gents Slippers His Ttunks Carpet
Bags and Scalheis he obtand unusually low prices
lie offers in the way CHATS the following, viz: The
Mote Shaa, Blach ami White Bearers Rassia Sik Pa
mama, lpWom Bird Fye, China, Peo,i Black, Bic
Green and lphde LcghorhsHe kadiu Hot Congress Hot
ami Wine and Biach Bearer kossmh Has Slonctes and
Ncr'cans of all qualities and styles
! am constantly manufacturing Orders promptly at
tended to; Pannmas and Leghons dressed the sign
the Rcd Hat. JACOB RuMBOuGH
NAV I7-ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-17
~ &c. srAELEK q Co, Druggists

n haveoh hand
IL p {. Jones f. Cos WHIT ZINC PAINTS,
- Born
They are superior il all respects to Paints in COM
mon use more brilliant durable and cheaper. The
% -. -. " nd as "A F~rfroof PANT Metal and
hhinge r is, on Fences Boats g..
A f, Cherry Pectoral for co, CHS aud colds,
"iefar $ }aisatn Viii Glory
Jlyne's Expectoraut
GodiiVef Oh for Dyspepsia, Debility, &c,
! east Powders.
renel Window Glass of all Sizes
Looking Goss Plute
l'aospate of Lime for diseased Lungs
besf aewing Tobacco &C., &c.
Jan l9.-fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-17
ROOKs FOX PLANTERS, FARM

ROOkS FOX PLANEENs, EAKNI-
ID Frs. &C.
The American Farm Book, by T. l.. Allen.
American Poultry Yard, by ID. J. Browne,
The Dlaeases of Domestic Animal. X. l.. Allen.
American Bee Keepers Manual. 10y T. Il. Miner,
Family Kitchen Gardener by Robert Bui-t,
Elemef = OF Agricultural Chemistry and Geology,
ioonn On the Hofse. editod by ". q. Spooncr,
Youau Sheep,
Johnston's Agricultural c Chemistry, new edition,
Stephens Book Of tho Farm-realiy one Of the b rsi
books for II Furmer In possess.
Southern Agriculture, comprising Essava on the C nj.
tivntion 81 Guru fsopp. Tobacco. Wheat &c.
The American Muck Book. by J d. Browne,
Chemistry mnde cosy for the use Of Farmers, by j.
fopbam, Nj n. (Pnpcr)
Elements OF Agriculture, ly l.. Beniz. (Papor)
Pess af the Farm Nlih insirncta. Zoe their cxrir-
patton, by II. d. Rchnrdson-bound in pap or,
Just received aud Cor sale (chcop) by
q. MORSE Com ~ q. McrchI,
jy 26--ts Opposite Warwick House Main ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-17
MEDICINES.


THE TRUE DIGEST
I'VE FLUID, OR GAS
Ric JUICE, prepared
from Rennet, or the fourth
stomach ofihe Ok, after di-
rec,.ons of Baron Liebig
the great Physiolo. Zeal
Chemist, by DR.. }. S.
Ioaghton, NJ. D., philadel-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-17

'ANDiED SWEET FLAG. or Ca1q,aa. Rooi.-Jo,t
~ received supply ofthe above delicious aromatic
CONNECTION. which impalts sweet fragrance tn the
ofeah and my be taken with advantage in pain or un-
lencr, tor sale by
aug 9--dfs JOIN II SEAy n:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-17
MERCHANDISE.
SPRING MIDSUMMER GOODS. Req

~ dy made Cfsatisg ciotls, p,aiag &c ! um now
receiving my Spring and Summer supply Of COtiring.
which i large an1 sell selected.
slso saniai. Lave fasnis etured, meme and boys
clothes.
also hive received and keep always hand Cl"tbs,
cassitnefs. Yesiibgs &r. which seb, the yard and
NJ extra charge for cutting.
MIR J. DIXON continues carry the Tailoring
business.
forms eash, goods cheap.
Arfi 2G--t4 Y. LOCKWOOD.
The southern press., 1852-01-06
From N, Madrid Ga.eft,.
MIsrsTRY OF roRsIeE AFFAIRS.


The reply VI the government Of the Uni
ted States has gwen to the reclamations Of her
Majesty's government, has jus. been received
by an extraordinary channel
The frank and honorable manner with which
the federal government has conducted itself on
this occasion, acknowledging the insult offered
TO the Spanish flag by seditious crowd, sppre.
eating il in the same terms as The government
Of her Majesty, and offering 10 the latter all the
reparation which IS just, possible, and decorous
for both countries, and in the most satisfactory
terms, has decided her Majesty g. consider her.
self as fully satisfied on this subject. ordering
the note addressed by the Hon. Mr. Daniel
Webster, secretary OF foreign affairs Of the
United States, 10 Don Angel Calderon de Ia
Barca, minister plenipotentisry Of her Majesty AZ
Washington, 10 be published in The Gsaze,te.
Her Majesty has ordered the publication OF
this important document, because Ia Il il con.
signed an act Of Justice which satisfies Spain as
much as il exalts thegoyernmcnt Of the United
States Of which her Majesty's government never
ceased 10 expect that it would disapprove such
painful events, and that the loyalty OF its con
duct on this occasion would offer new guaran
tees and greater securities for the maintenance,
Of the friendly relations which, with rcciproca
advantage, have constantly existed between tn
Two governments. That OF her Majesty consld
ers tas an event Of the highest importance TO
both countries, that the negotiations relative 4
this grave subject, have terminated in so salts
factory a manner.
Mr. Websters note, which is long one, j
dated Washin gton, November l3, and commen
ces oy giving an account Of the affair at New
Orleans, stating such circumst inces az, though
not exeuslng them in any way, to put then
under the least aggravating aspect as not pre-
meditsted but arising from the excited feeling
Of a mob OF persons, none Of whom were in an,
official capacity, and who were under the impress
sion that many American citizens had been pu
to death by the Spanish authorities, withou
trial Of any kind. Mr.. Webster, at the sam
time, declares that bis government consider
those outrages as unjusti6able acts, as equal
ignominious, and as patent infrsction Of dut
and Of decofum and that il disspproves ther
as truly, and deplores them as profoundly, :
The southern press., 1852-01-06

LAMARTISE ON THE CoUP d. ETAT In the
Pays, Lamartines paper, on Wednesday, the
following occurs - At present we raise our
voices neither to approve nor TO protest We
feel that all discussion is impossible, not only
because the government would not permit il,
bu! because our own conscerfce would prevent
US. What we every day asked for was, that
France should be saved from the crisis which
awaited her in 1852 The assembly tlung with
obstinaey TO the fatal law Of May 81, and that
body has ceased TO exist. The assembly perish
ed precisely frow two causes, the disastrous eff
fects OF which we bad in vain attempted to para.
Use the law Of May 3lst destroyed the majority,
and socialism detroyed the minority. Betp cen
the law Of May 3lst aud socialism, there were
the republic and universal suffrage, and it is pre-
csely there two words which were invoked by
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte to dissolve the assem-
bly,, and thus TO destroy the constitution We
were marching forward TO catastrophies amidst
those two currents Of passions, ambitions ran
cours, and hatreds, the believing Of which
scarcely permitted some independent voices 10
make the cry of alarm heard which France was
raising. lfthose voices had been heard, If the
law Of May 3lst had been repealed, IL the re-
vision Of the constitution had been accepted by
toe minority, if all the parties had consented TO
do what Louis Napoleon Boraparte had lust
done hlmseli-ihat is, TO allow the people to
decide--we re convinced that what has hap
pened would never have occurred. We sc-
cuse no one for, were we TO commence, We
should DC obliged, perhaps, TO accuse every one 1.
The present situation is not our work. We have
not desired IT, but we take il M il is, and with
the desire, as public ren, to fulfil all the duties
which it imposes. The assembly is dissolved,
and the constitution has disappeared. But
there remains two great things the republic
and universal suffrage. there remains, also,
what we desire 10 preserve and defend above
all things-nainey France.
The southern press., 1852-01-06

CALIroRSIA PoL1TIcs.-'The Wing State Cen
trail Committee for California, held meeting on
the 25th day Of November, and adopted series
oil resolutions for the organization Of a conven.
ton to elect delegates TO the National Wbig
Convention, TO be held in 1852; and also 10
nominate n State electoral ticket for President
and Vice President Of the United States The
committee recommend tat the convention be
held 10 the seat Of government on the 21st Feb.
ruary next and that the Wing members Of the
ensuing legislature, the members Of several
Whir County Committees and members Of the
Whir State Central Committee constitute The
convention-each County and Senatorial Dis
trict 10 be entitled to vote according TO the
" representation basis
The Democrats held a meeting on Sunday
the both ut, for similar purpose, but theii
action had not been published at San Francisco
when the steamer sailed
The southern press., 1852-01-06

A Freak or FoRTUNE-The New Orleans
Crescent says Thousands of returned Cali.
fornians will probably recollect the firm Of
Priest, Lee & Co.. Mt Sacramento Tney estab.
lished ono Of the first trading houses at that
place, before the town was laid out They
commenced with small capital, and in eighteen
months were the possessors Of immense wealth.
Two years ago the firm became emba rrassed in
consequence Of heavy losses. AT that time
BartoD Lee, esq., one Of the senior partners in
the house, was the wealthiest man in Sacra-
mento, his property being estimated, and proba
bly, not much over estimated, at a million and a
half Of dollars, but he lost all in the reverses
which involved himself and partners. We are
informed by late number of the Sacramento
Transcript, that Mr.. Lee is now at the Sand.
witch Islands, engaged in his former occupation,
as house carpenter.
The southern press., 1852-01-06

Ice IN THE SU. ouEHANEA.--Derap NJ
me Ma U.s. d-c.-1he imroIicy Of Withholding
from the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad Company the privilege TO con-
struct bridge over the Susquehanna river, for
their road, between this. and Philadelphia. il
strongly exemplified just at this time. The
ice has been running out Of the Susquehanna at
such rate, for the past day or two, as TO rem
der IT wholly impossible for The steamer TO cross
at that point with the mails. passengers, &c,
thus entirely cutting off all direct communica.
ton by that important route between these two
great cities.
The southern press., 1852-01-06

Aiyices from the city Of Mexico to the 18th
ult, confirm the account of the defeat OF
Caryga. According 10 the official report OF
Gen. Jaufegui The loss Of Carvajql was a colo.
mel, four officers, and more than forty privates
killed, the greater number Amchcans and more
than seventy wounded. Jauregui confesscs to
one Of his officers slightly wounded, two non.
commissioned officers and fourteen privates
wounded, and six privates killed.
The southern press., 1852-01-06

CHINESE IN CALIFoRMA.--A Methodist mis-.
sionaty, writing from Oregon, says that while
he was in San Francisco, on bis route TO Ore
gon, he was Informed BY an intelligent China
man that there were about 3 500 Chinese in The
State Of California.
The southern press., 1852-01-06
TUESDAY. JANUARY. 6, 1852
Reception Of Kossuth.

From the reported proceedings OF the two
Houses yesterday, it will be seen that the
Senate. received Louis KossUTH according to
the programme.
The House also, after all " the noise and con-
fusion" on the subject finally agreed, by large
vote, to suspend the rules, for the purpose Of
passing the resolution appointing committee
of reception.
The southern press., 1852-01-06

ANoTHeR Revolutions IN CESrRAL AMERICA.
"A letter from San Juan states that Munoz
has been banished to Honduras for two years
and that the old pichtngo party, the most for
midable in the country, had revolted They
already had, on the goth inst, 600 muskets in
Leon, and would make formidable fight for
the control Of the State.
The southern press., 1852-01-06

YEARS EMIGRATION --During the year
1851, just closed, The number of emiprants ar
rived Ut New York from foreign po Is was $780,
Col; of which number 1926 we're Irish, 6s,-
ss4 Germans, 1858 English, 1902 Scotch,
and COCA Frerch.
The southern press., 1852-01-06

TIE kossUTH FUND Since Kossuth's de-
pafture from his city, substantial aid" to the
amount Of $7,503 has been forwarded to his
Treasurer, making not far from $4,000 contr-
buted in this vicinity.---N. " Journal Of Com.
The southern press., 1852-01-06

.g5~Tha FRASKLrS arrived at New York on
Saturday evening, and tie ATLANTIC on Sunday
afternoon.
The advices Of the latter being two days later,
we have laid before our readers. The full ac-
counts failed to come through in due course, Of
mail, owing TO the ice on the Susqushanna.
Among the FRAEELiss items we find the fol
lowing
Robert j. Walker has declined the banquet
offered to him at Southampton. His letter was
posted and pacarded about town headed "Alli.
ance with America"
The subject Of an alliance between the United
States and Great Britain, for the preservation Of
! freedom against the advancing tide Of despoiism
was exciting lively interest throughout the
county.
Comments on the complexion Of the politica
news will be found in another column. The
rise in cotton will be an agreeable feature 10 out
Southern friends.
The southern press., 1852-01-06

Its stated, that NJ. Kossu1H will leave Wash
ington on Friday next.
The southern press., 1852-01-06
Ell MARQuIsE De MIRAFLoGEs,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs

Senior Laborde was to leave on the 10th inst
for Havana, an3to 90 thence in a ship of war to
New Orleans.
The southern press., 1852-01-06

The central organs OF the Wing and Demo
cratic parties having laid down no platforms Of
which to rally the unterrifed" for organization
the outsiders are laying down pianks therefor
We select two specimens:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-13
REMOVAL.

GE1OV 6A'
TIME Subscribers have removed their Works IRON
| corner of Uuion and Exchange Stress, to the large
and conmoious Steam Buildings, Will in few RODS oi
The Grand Junction Depot, where they are prepared TO
furnish to order, Engine and Hand Lathes, rover anu
Hand Planes Slabbing Machines Upright Drills, Boring
Mills Baye's paten, Rotary Cloth Presses, German Ro-
tary Pulling Mills Screw Cutting Machines with or
without Gates Patent DI L 3. The superiority
of Gates Des over those heretofore used consists in
their cutting Perfect Scret0, whether OF square
Thread by once passing the iron t. be cut which
reonires no swedging previous preparation as the
dies cut the thread out of solid iron witsou raising 1t
in the land in their simplicity greater durability
ranidy and perfection of work, and little liability to
get out of order
Also JOB WORK, of all descriptions, such as Geer-
inc shaftmg Saw ArbOrs Screw and Geer Cutting Iron
PIaning Mood Turning and Saving, Is, &c. Scroli
e,bnces furnished at manufacturers prices.
~''0-' WOODBURY., LIGHT co.
| X.,rooster.Dec 23d 1851. dec24 dw3m