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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
MARINE AFFSs.

A..
Ttr, UNrrED STATES STEAM PRoPELsA W.
-Ns~sss. Pease Murphy OF the Futon ir'> 20
foot Of Chery-s-, East River, will commence =
move from Their shops the four boilers fn'ended -
the splendid nsti,n ship Niagara The boilers srs
completed. and of immense size containing over 1000
brass tubes and will weigh about 10000 pounds
They are progressing rapidly with her three engines-
the frames or bed plates finishes weighing 5000
pounds. The straight shaft weighing SOooo pounds
are finished The crsnkshah weighing IS, 900 pounds
will be finished in few days. The cylinders weigh
ing 50 900 pounds and condsnsers weighing 5000
POUNDS. are nearly completed. Pisons, piston rods.
pillow blOck-caps, cupolas weighing about 5000.
The propeller weighing about &c, 900 pounds, VIII DO
cast in few weeks. II The ship is launched by the
ls of October her boilers will at once be put ihto hc.
II il intended 10 have her in working order ready tor
steam in about four months after she is lssnchei
SyvyRy GAIE on LAKE PoNrcR,RrSAiS-rh
rain ard wind storm which ws ielt here on saturday
and Sundsy last was experenced WIN 'err'ne
on the various points along the lake Shore and coca
stoned infinite damage, and We regre; 10 and, som"
oes Of life At the Bay 81. Louis, the wharTes ba'n-
iuc.bousss &C were levelcd 10 the ground. lso
men were drov ued-supposed to be hsseriaeh AZ
Pass Christian. similar injury WAS intcted not
wharf IL left standing. Trees were uprooted, ,ehoS
blown down, and houses sorely shaken Du' "sNs
sippi City suffered perhaps most Dr; iragMuch
de i Blue Ruins building adjoining the hotel-
were Town away. Here il was that melancholy loss
of lie took place. Mr.. Givens, Young man, son o.
G. w. Giveps ofthis city, and Mr.. Prent'ss CLERK IN
the house of Curry 4 Parsons, were both klled-n
what m anner vo do not learn. MIR. stewart, tobacco
merchant Of New Orleans, and two others were badly
Injured Messrs Barnes and Fragsrden lose hea'uy
BY the storm The injury suffered by the latter Is esu
II al. at full $40 600. ,
The steamer Creole had narrow escape rom wreck
and collision. but was saved through the skill OF tho
pilot sno the cooluess of the captain and other officers
She got aground at llendersons Point anu aef run
nin danger of destruction, got aaoa again.
and took shelter in Bayou Potege, where che weah-
cred the heaviest part of the storm. 80
We are sorry TO learn that the little village OF Proc
torvile. at the Lake terminus Of the Mef'can Guh
Railroad. was seriously injured by the storm. The
watenroee nearly to the tops ohe dwellings and forced
the inmates TO take shelter the roofs Some OF the
houses were swept away and others mnch damaged
We have, however, heard Of no loss Of lie,
INew.Oreans Bee, Sopt- 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.

Boston, Tuesday, sept % Too.
TIE Wings of Boston had their first meeting of the
season this evening 10 elect delegates to the Worcester
Convention. 1t was fully attended and quite animated
speeches were made by The Hon. Benjamin Sesver, the
Hon. j. p. Bigelow, and the Hon. Mark Healy, in
opposition to Fusion and in favor of the nomination OF
a straight out Wing State ticket. A COMMITTEE re-
ported he names of 1872 delegates to the Wing Con.
venton. all of whom are supposed TO be in favor OF
separate nominations. Among them are the Hon.
Rufus Choate the Hon. K. c. Winthrop David Sears,
and Nathan Appleton.
The opponents of the Maine Law had very Iarse
ratification gathering at FaDeuil Hall this evening.
Col. j. H. Wright presided, and speeches were made
by +. o. j. Smith and others.
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STATE CONVENTION OF SEWARD KNOW
NOTHINGS.
SYRAcrsR. InesdI

SYRACUSE, Tuesday, Sept %, 300.
A Know-Nothing Convention met here to-day.
About !, 600 Delegates were present Mr.. Hale OF
Ceyugs presided, and b. F. Romano, Esq, was
chosen Secretary. They appointed Business Com
mittee and adjourned over to await the action OF
the two Conventions which meet tomorrow. The
Delegates were composed of Seward Know
Notbings and Know Something's.
The State Convention of Supenntendents OF the
Poor met here to-day. DaYid Ford of Allegany was
chosen hartman, and G. w. Jerman, Secretary.
About twenty Superintendent were in attendance
The resolutions passed by the Convention in February
were resdopted and it resolved, Also to petition
the Assembly TO embody them in enactments and to
abolish the distinction between town and country
paupers classifying all paupers as the latter. Adj
iourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

AUBuRS, Tuesday, Sept. p, 1855.
The Know Nothing Convention here is not as nu-
merouIy attended as was expected, although the
gathering is very large and is hourly on the increase.
Thee hundred and nineteen members had arrived up
TO O'Clock. Among these we observe many Of the
most prominent workers of the party, including Bar
ker Ullmsn Scroggs Bur, Brooks, and many less no
ticeabe though equally meritOrious individuals.
The Convention met q, II o'clock IN stanford hau,
and exhausted the entire morning in examining Gre
dentials and other business necessarily preceding It's
organic alton. At O'Clock the meeting in reality
convened. Ersstrs Brooks was chosen Chairman,
and Meesrs. Woodward and Andrews Secretaries.
Chauncey Bun opened the proceedings of the day
With speech similar in many respects to his former
seOrs IN behalf Of the Hsrds before he changed for
me last bis political faith. He congratulated Maine
on Der triumph Of Democratic principles, and said the
nme had arrived when the North must choose only IS
le candidates the conservatives who had stood by Ma
p9nsl principles end the Constitution. This speec:r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26

AREvoLrIsG DEED yoRTHE BzEEFrr or SlAyERr-
One Of the mott revolving Tectacles ever witnessed
in Christian community we ventura b. ssy, wit
messed few days since at Ale1lndns La II was tho
public execution Of I'D Of tea yeass, AID strange To
saw. Christian men and women rods fsrty miles SEQ
H. AZ an evidence OF how mCre child ewas soms
gentlemen who called 10 HIM tae day efore ais ex-
ecution found him playing With mArbhs In bis cell.
On telling him that be to be hung u 20 next morn
ing and esking him what no thought Of i. and why no
did not pray be answered lat il vas oothng adding
that he bad been hung mfny time. lie wss playing
al the TINS n isl never once rsz ,ng the dreadful
fate that awaited him. When bsour hit out to die, and
seeing the preparation. that hsd be- % made sr bis
ecusion for tin first time he began to have some dea
Of what wa before nm. He then ssked that he might
be Allowed 10 pray sttsf doing which he began ~ cry.
syd ia the mids. II his ehildish ssings seat o.s
,of the world The secret Of tie affair 10 thsk BIO Vas
dave and was szscs.sd ios kDIne hs nsssse. the
Rev. J. J. WeemA For NE purpose d mp~cssinS
was Just ~ good - IN adult who hsA arved 70 yeas
] Of moral responsibility, and possibly kr,sg.
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ALLEGED DEFALCArION OF GOV. PRICE.

TRENTON, Tuesday, Sept 25, 1855.
The case of Gov Price for alleged defacation of
So 900, while Purser in the United States navy came
up to-day in the United States Circuit Court, before
Judges Grier and Dickerson. Gov. Pennington,
counsel for Price, moved to compel the Government
produce bill Of particulars against Gov. Price in
order that he might understand how to defend him
SELF The Judges will decide the motion tomorrow.
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OF FREIGHT CAR.

BosroS, Tuesday, sept p, Ie35.
One of the freight of the Stonngton Steamooa'
Train coming this way caught fire this morning from
shark from TIE locomotive when near Atleboro, and
with lis contents was entirely consumed.
The following are the footings Of our Bank State
ment for the past week: ..u-,,s
Iosn, ana Discounts IS e5 SIS Due other Banks eolt
speeie IN Bsrhs... S4o5, S5 Deposits Io-''fi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS.


The ST. John, n. b. papers of Sept. "a state that at
ar election for two members Of the Assembly for 81.
the candidates in opposition the Government, were
elected bv about 200 majority. Previous TO the cleo
tion the Catholics who had heretofore supported the
Government or Liberal ticket, held meeting and re-
fuse. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
EROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToN, Tuesday, Sept. %, Is55
The Secretary OF the Navy has decided to retain the
following Naval officers on duty, viz: Lieut.. Maury,
at the Observatory; Commodore Stewart in command
of the Philadelphia Navy Yard and Commodore
smith. Chief of the Bureau OF Docks and Yards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
DIsBANDING IRISH MILITARY COMPANIES


HARTFORD Tuesday, Sept. %, lsj5.
Gov. Minor TO day removed Adjuiant-Gen. Hodge,
on the ground that be refused to obey the order Tor
disbanding the various Irish military companies
Capt. J. d. Williams of this city has received the ap-
pontmen and has issued the order disbanding the SIX
Irish COMPANIES Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
NON-ARRIVAJ, OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, Sept 25-ll p. NJ.
The L. S. NJ. steamship America is now in her 18th
day out and about due at this port, but up to the
present moment there signs of her approach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
pFpORTFD FATIJ-RE OF A BANK.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Tuesday, Sept ., TO.
II is rumored that the Greensoorough Bank, QneeG
Anne County, Maryland has exploded. Il Is nothing
hut a Wallsi paper machine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-26
ANOTHER FIRE AT KINGSTON, CIV.

KIxGs1oS, C. w Tuesday, Sept. IS, ISIS.
Another fire the third in two days occurred here
Ibis morning, entirely destroying a large wooden
building containing extensive bakery, cabinet
factory and shoe-shop, together with most oil tne
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To ht .Asoeiaied Press.

SYRACUSE Tuesday, Sept 25 1855.
A large number Of delegates 10 the Wing and Re
publican Conventions, TO assemble here to morrow,
are now present. Appearances indicse harmony and
coelescence in both Conventions Probably the Off
Gers will he divided equally. 1t is thought Preston
King Will receive the nomination of Rotary Of State,
and that the two members Of the present Canal Board
mil be rcnomnAiet
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CITY POLITICS.
TENTH WARD WING NOMINATIONS.

TENTH WARD WING NOMINATIONS.
At the Wing Charter Convention held at Kelinger's
Hotel corner Of Edrdge aud Broome-sts., the follow
ipr nominations were unanimously made: For Alder
Ma1-Hsrstio Reed; for Councilman, XVIII Dis
trict-Tbomas W. Wilding for Councilman, XX'lth
District-Joel w Mason; for Councilman AAFllth
Observation-Disclosures S. Hustled; for Asse.sor-BenJa-
min w. Hicks for Constsbes-Thomss rilton, John
w. Holiness for School Commissoner-George W.
Wheeler; for School Inspector-Ass Parker; for
School Trustees-Jacob Rsynor Robert hacoy, An
drew j. Cassemer.
HARD-sHEIL JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
The Democratic Judiciary Convention Hard She'll
assembled last evening at No. 663 Broadway aud
made the following nominations: Supreme Court,
James r. Whiting; Superior Court, Michsel Ul-hoet-
fer and Jonas B. Phillips; Common Pleas, John K.
Brady; Marine Court George +. Alden. The Con-
vention quickly dispatched their business, and sd'
journed sine de.
SECOND WARD HARD SHELLS.
Last evening the Adamsntines, otherwise Hard
Shells, met at No II Dutch-st for the purpose OF APP
pointing their various nominating committees on
motion, Mr. John DonDelly was called to the char
and James Sheridan appointed Secretary, when AFTER
much discussion the following Committees were se-
lec,ed ,,.,,.
Assembly, Conrenfior-JGmes Hennessy William
Thompson, Thomas Hamilton, james oneileaN' Nu1N'
5. Sackmeister. vc
Thos. Hamilton, VIM. Griffith. VIM ; Whitney: Dan,
lei Dodge VIZ. Cameron, james Sheridan, imam
Thompson, John Donnely, Jas. Roselle, Sylvester
Terry, VIM Field, James Hennessy John Clark, Chas.
$ Sackmester
next.
r
WARD.
The Wing Assembly Convention of that District
met last evening at Constitution Hail. No. $50 Broad
wsy. M Erastus c. Benedict called to the Chair,
and Marshall B. Blake was appointed Secretary.
The following constituted the Committee after filling
some vacancies: De Witt c. Rogers, Erastus c.
Benedict Joel Lane Thomas II. Dlks, Geo. W.
Blunt, Thos c. Aston, Thomas Denny, We.
Brakeman, w. T. B. Milliken, NJ b. Blake.
Upon proceeding 70 nominate. it appearing that the
stion were unanimously in favor OF Mr. Frederick
W. Conkling. OF motion Of DR.. Brakeman Mr..
Cooking was pomin s;ed BY reclamation. Seldom
have we seen Convention 30 u tied and harmonious
On motion the Convention adjourned siae die.
KNow.SoTHISG NOMINATION..
The Know Nothing Cou2cl of the Sixth Ward,
Brooklyn have nominated james G. WILLIAMSON 81
their candidate or Alderman.
BOLrING.
A convention Of delegates from four Know-Noihlns
Councils of the Eastern Distnc. Of Brooklyn was re-
Gently held at the hal corner o: Grand and Fourth
sta. at which it was determined that the Eastern Dis
tric is essitled to t~o Of TIE four nominations for
County officers to be elected this Fall; that unless
such two are volchsaied 10 the Eastern District,
uembsrs Of Counsis viii vote without regard to the
nominations. Another meeting OF delegates Tor con-
e,ce in rebsion to this subject Is 10 be he'd a. the
same place - the Isl Of October.
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y.r.u osrr. r. Kirth.n Ai.xsnder o.rby,hirs Bena-
min Coates. morrs L. HAIosell, joan ~ ksenedy trnes
z. Cope, NJ L IsssOn, Heuy O. Tsvs'sSa n c'Ns
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The steamship Alabama, from Savannah, arrived
a. this por. this morning about 0'sao0..
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was received with cheering. Ersstus Rroak' sue.
ceeded him in short speech, similar in its tone aud
sentiments. Daniel Unmann was called for, but apol'
ogzed on the ground Of his having to speak at the
mass meeting which takes place here to morrow even'
ing.
The business Of the Convention was then taken up,
and the proper manner Of voting on the candidates
discussed. 1t was fuslIy agreed to proceed in the
usual manner BY balotng TIE voA for Secretary Of
State was then taken which resulted in the choice OF
J. F. HEADLEr Of Orange Co. BY majority Of 80.
The 70 ed stood
J. T Hesdley .......t71 - Ford ...............l5l
n. s. benton...".....l29 Scattering
Total number Of votes
Three cheers were then given for the nominee and
the meeting then adjourned for supper and to canvas
the respective merits and chances of the various
didates.
There has seldom been greater degree Of political
CT caneIy manifested than during the progress OF this
Convention and is quite evident from Whist Is hour
" psssng that at the close will be found that Hunk
erism has increased rather than diminished it, hold
upon the American party. They are now in caucus
respecting the Office Of Attorney General. There are
on.y two prominent csndidates-Stephen SsmmOns,
who voted agains. the Phladelphis platform, and s.
Il. Gushing Of Tompkins County, who stumped his
County last year as Nebraska Democrat 1t is evil
dent Il ct Gushing is the most popular man.
Serea O'Clock p. M-The Convention Is again in
ses .ion II having been determined to conclude the
nominations if possible tonight. The candidates are
now under consideration. The debates on the subject
are noisy and violent
Tsrelre o'lcock Midnight. The following nomina-
tons ore now announced:
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.:ccuesout, Hudson The e., 49,. ~ s,oo,. A.,
against the field, and ate ''' WV '" wv
was bet on him.
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For CoSTRoLLER- -
L-repzo Burovs 2S5 James Z. Cooley y
n. Benton 81 Full
For ATToRSEY-GESgRAL.
s,ephen B. CushiDe......245 W. WedgewoJd........ IS
s. ~ Mallory ............. II +.
s mediterranean. 90 Full vote .............'S9
FOR CANAL CoNMissiosEER
Whaen ................2A Scattering .............
u FuI
FoR STATE TREAsURER
STEPHEN C. ClaIk....... l6 g. II. Bond %
Thos 7. Lyon........... 10
For State Engineer Col. S. Seymour received re-
spectacle majority.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-08
Jan. &c, 1855
A New Map of North arolina.

/ he undersigned are preparing, and Will publish
soon as the necessary Surveys, &c, can De oO-
tained. a New Large and omPlete MAP OF North
CAROLINA by II well engraved ana hniShe"
in the best style. 1911, :;
1t is admitted on all sides, that such work is
great desiaeratum State, ard II In
of the frequent enquiries this sabJect that the UNDER
signed have embarked in the enterprise.
The only attempted work of this KIND IS that Of
McRea. published in 1893 ard since then he Counties
Towns Roads and Pos-ofices have increased In num-
her and all our works of Internal Improvements, win
small exceptions, been set on foot. , .
II is intended that The New Map, now proposed 10
he tlbshed shall contain, accurately laid down all
the Natural Features of the State, the lnles,
Sounds Lakes. Rivers, Creeks and Mountains, &c.
Also the public improve ments and&rthclal divisions
The Railroads, PIankroads, Counties County towns
Post offices, Cities Villages, Post-roads and Canas
Colleges, Academies &c. &c ~
WILLIAM D. COOK,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TERMS:
/" Geo ''' 'O' $1,000
II pIa;n Stvle RIack RolIers 600
Information from any source, and which may be OF
service in making the above work, will be thankfully
received. All communications should be addressed 10
VIM. d. COOKE.
Raleigh, September Is. o-Om
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New BOOKS
Lowrie & Enniss' Book Store.

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destiny of the American Party and its probable ndu-
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Biography of Distinguished men. Price IS cts
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Party Leaders; Sketches of Jefferson. Hamilton,
Jackson, Clay, Randolph and including notices OF ma
ny other distinguished American statesmen.
DOCKS for Methodists, Episcopaans, Preshyteriaps,
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Bibles of all qualities and prices, for sale at
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march is, 1855 Bookstore.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-08
JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NW
CAROLINA

Mnssrs. ScoviI & Mead have been troubled ",
chronic rheumatism for the last twelve years. On ht
July, 1S49, was SO bad that could not turn MISE, h
and the pain severe that | had not slept WE n
days. At this time my attending physician pesa%
Hebrew Plaster" and 1t acted like charm; me s
me- ard SLEPT than halt of The night, aid 10 wv"
was able TO ride out. ! consider the "llebrew fIa'"
best remedy, for all sorts of palns now IN USE vnS
Hendersonville, N. e., August IL, 1850.
Or Beware of counteries and base limitations ~
0c- The genuine will in future have the slgnauss
TAYLOR on the steel plate engraved label on the IVY
box. ~
Purchasers are advised that mean counterer Of "
Gle is existence.
The genuine is sold only by u.s. and by our ager3sm
ed throughout the Southland no pedlar IS aIlo"eo
Dealers and purchasers generally are cantIOnta
ing of any but regular agents. otherwise hey MI
posed upon with worthless article SCOVlL & M,b
lib Chartres ST., New Orleans, Sole General Agng1
Southern States, to whom all orders must iD''''
addressed .Cg
OF Sold also by SCARF g. CO., Pritchard ~
Charlotte (; G. c. Henderson, Lincolnlon; Wnches
Monroe; A. R. Honesty, Shelby J; froneOeis"
Dallas Murphy g. Black, Concord, n. &. oofs
December %, 1854. H''
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
il..AK,tmtnR a O..

The CLARENDON IRON WORKS are now pre-
pared orders Tor Relm. Vertical Horizon
tai or Oscillating Steam Engines, High or Low Pres
sure and pied to all purposes Circular, Vertical and
Porta BILE 81 II Ills complete Pu"PS, Mining Mtchht
ry Grist and Flour Mills complete; Parker Iurb ine
and other Water Wheels, Equippng of Steamers Gar
Wheels and Axles Horse powers of various patterns
Rice Field Pumps and Engines; Rice 1hrasherS /:
Shingle Machines, Shaing, PuIlies Hangers Years.
and all other Mill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions, including
Ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe, Bridge CASTINGS
Nc The Company would respectfully invite attotl III
90 their styles and patterns of Railing, which may be
at their office.
Boilers.
Tubular, Flue and Cylindrical Boilers, Water anKs'
Chimneys and all other kinds of Boiler Work.
Repairs.
separate department and force will be kept tor re-
pairs where work will be done thoroughly and with
despatch. -,
All work done in the establishment delivered either
on the cars of the Wilmington Name hester Rail Road
or the Wilmington 4 Weldon Rail Road or IN flats al
the tompany's wharf, free of charge. ~
Having large facilities the above work VIII be done
on as reasonable terms elsewhere, North or South
and IN prompt and satisfactory manner.
Consultation by letter otherwise, IT regardto plans
and designs for mills their furniture, and for ma
chinery generally, willingly answered. All orders OF
commune atons to be addressed to the Undersigned
HENRY n. DRANE. Agent.
March % 35-tf
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BLACkSMETHFNG
Well done or no Paw required

es-6 THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
tx lie, that he has opened BLACKSMITH SHOP
oSon College street, opposite the Charlotte Il S. C..
Railroad Depot where he prepared all kinds
OF Bllcksmithing Horse Shooting, Repairing Boilers,
making Mill Irons, &c.
All orders to J. r. HAND Messrs. Irwin, Higgins g.
Co., myself will be speedily attended to- Refer to Mr.
Glaze & Co., Palmetto Foundry, Columbia s. C.
S. J. PERRY.
march 2, 1855 326m
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Norris WORKS

-FO79 tStULEU, IGWN.
The subscribers manufacture Mining Machinery as
G,llo VS., viz The CORNISH PuMpING ENeIxE biob
pressure Pumping, Stamping and Hoistin
STE An ENGINES :; CORNISH PUxRs, STAMPS, CRusHERs
WI, oHEs Iron BLOCKS, PuLLEYs of all sizes and
variety OF Machinery tor Mining purposes
THOMAS. COR$ON d. WEST.
~ june 2, 1884 45-ly