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DR.. CHRlSTiE,S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found OF vast service 10 Of Couy Fits.
Spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous Aec tOns
Of the Head and upper exfcmi,ies Also in Palsy aud
raruly sis and all diseases caused by deficiency u
Nervous Energy in the limbs or other orgons u tn.
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Music, Newspapers, DC, bound in amy style at
the shortest notice, and upon terms not to be
surpassed in the Western country.
Iowa City. September II, 1851.
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Tic Doloraux and Neuralgia.

These dreadf,,l and agonizing complaints are IHH4
NseHLscg and FLrip The Bek diauses the tl2tA11|
through the system the Necklace has local e9{d1
the Fluid acts directly mon the affected ner, VI
distfessi ai.iictons The application Nt.VGR EA1L
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CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE
Wild or Improved.

HNHE following described lands, selected
from the best in market three years ago,
viii be sold very cheap for cash; or, if time be
desired for repayment, accommodating terms
will be given
In Clinton ccunty.-E . of S E of Sec and
W Of W Sec 9, T 81 N, r E-l60 acres.
In Washington county-W of S w and s
INV Sec Sc, T II N, R W-l60 acres.
In Linn county-S of S w 1 and w J of S
e Sec %, T 50 N. r 5 W-l60 acres.
N E / of s 4 and lot No A, Sec "a, T SO N,
r visa acres.
The last named tract has 60 acres under good
improvement, with 6S acres of good timber.
The whole of it is very rich soil, with plenty
of water. and every convenience for a stock or
grain farm, and presents very desirable loca-
ton for a farmer wishing to procure a Cheap
improved place.
The above tracts are all of the best quality
of soil. and elgibly situated in relation to tho
soughfares, markets, DC, DC.
Those wishing to secure good bargains,
should lose no time in applying to &. ID. PAL
NER, at Iowa City, or to Cook q SARGENT, Da-
yenport, Iowa. A. II. PALMER.
December 81, 1851.
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WANTED.
Z 000 LBS. OF WOOL,
O,UOU 1900 lbs of Rags,
10000 bushels of Oats,
5000 bushels of Corn,
1000 bushels of Flax Seed.
1000 pounds of Beeswax
For which the highest market price will be
paid in goods. II. ". FlFFE.
Iowa city, Dec 81, 1851.
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ST ND Els ,

- u N - IL ] Ia -
CIGARS, chewing and smoking Tobacco, Rice,
y Pearl Barley, Currants, Figs, Almonds, Sa-
leratus, palm, variegated and shaving soaP,ln'
diro, Logwood mould and star Candles, Nails
ali sizes, Mustard, Backing, Ink, Shot, Pow
der, Bar Lead, Selves, Brooms, Buckets, bush
ell measures, Tubs, Churns, Zinc Washboards,
Window Glass, Putty, q, A and Table Salt,
Vinegar, and many other articles too numerous
to mention all of which will be sold cheap by
August q, 1851. HAAS SON.
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GLASS AND QUEENSW ARE.--A complete
VI assortment and will be sold cheap by
August 81, 1851. HAAS d son.
CARPET CHAIN, Cotton Yarn, Batting and
y Wadding, for sale at HAAS IL SONS.
August %, 1851.
SUGAR, TEA AND COFFEE, all qualities
~ for sale by HAAS sun.
August 81, 1851.
SPICES-An sorts, ground and whole, TO be
- had at HAAS d. SONS.
August 81, 1851.
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.JUDICIARN

SUPREME COURT,
Joseph Williams, Judge. Muscatine
J r. Kinney. ...... West Point.
George Greene, ..... Cedar RAPIDS
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fash Paid Cor sheat delivered at the IONA
" CITY MILLS
Nav sc 1851.
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BIZ NIX BOOKS
LIBRARIES, PERIODICALS,

ruled to any pattern, and bound expeditiousl,
in the most durable and fashionable manner.
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$4,000 Persons

including all ages classes and conditions among which
we're large Of ladies' who peculiarly suhsss
q Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED
when all hope relief had been given up and every
thing c!sc been tried in vain
TO illustrate tho use OF the ~AXvANiC nELT3
suppose the case OF iced with tnat oa M o
Gus Disorder. In ordhy cases, stmulanta are mkeh,
which by their action the nerves and muscles o. tns
stomach afford temporary relief but which leave the
patjent In lower state and with injured faculties amer
The action thus excited has ceased Now compare TINS
with the effect resulting from the application Of the GAL
yANiC BELT. Take d Dyspeptic sufferer, even IN the
nsh symptoms OF an attack and simply tic ne 70.
r. NJ the Body, using the MagnetW ffud az directed
Short period the sensib,e parsrirstion VIII nsA o.
positive element Of the Be, thereby causing tsat
vanic which will pass Ia the negative and
thence BAG again to the positive thus keeping mp con
tnuous aaly anc circulation throughout the system
Thus the most severe cases Of iiYSPEPSlA are PEt.
MANENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS Is AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE TIE DisEAsE Ot
YEARS
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STATE OF IOWA.,

Iowa City, October %. Is
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U. S. OFFICERS,
Dist. Judge =. j.. J Dyer. Dubuque
Attorney s Whichcr, .Muscatine.
" Marshal. 8. B Sbcllcday Newton.
Surveyor GenI Geo b. Sargent, Dubuque.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27
PUBLIC MEETING

At meeting of the citizens of Halifax county, held
in the town OF Meadsyille, on the 18th day OF August
1851, the Rev. Joseph p Goodman was called to the
Chair and Capt. Stephen d. Tucker appointed Secre-
tary.
The Chairman explained the object of the meeting
to be for the purpose Of inviting the friends of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad to address the people
OF the county at Meadsve, on some suitable occasion
on the proprety OF county subscription to the said
road. He explained in brief and orcible manner the
benefits of Railroads TO the agricultural interests of
the country send explained the advantages of county
subscription over individual subscriptions; whereupon
the following resolutions were adopted:
list. RESCUED, That committee of seven be ap.
pointed to invite the President and Vice President ofhe
R chmond and Danyille Railroad, Hon. w. D. Tired
way, VIM. G. Flournoy, esq, of Prince Edward, John
r. Edmunds, esq.,. Vincent Wtcher, esq.,, Hunter II
tee may deem proper, to address the citizens OF Hall
fax county at Meadsvie Wednesday the 9th dav
or August 1851 upon the benefits of Railroads gener-
ally, and the proprety OF county subscription to the
Richmond and Danve Railroad WheIeupon the fol-
loving gentlemen were appointed to form said COM
liam White, Alfred Avery, Josiah J. Crews, Stepheu
D. Tucker, and Elisha Barksdale jr.
IND Resolved, That a free dinner be furnished at
Meadsylle on Wednesday the 9th day of August
1851 and that all the citizens of Halifax and Psyya
MA be lnvlied to attend and particularly the ladies'.
Peters, Jere White, William White, Josiah ]. Crews,
B. Ray, George n. Anderson, Dr. Ro B, Cole. and
DR.. James T. d. Henderson, be appointed Commit
tee OF Arrangements to prepare suitable place for the
speaking dinner, DC.
4h. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the DanvilIe Register, Richmond En-
quirer, Wing, Examiner, Times and Republican. and
the Lynchburg Virginan ard Republican.
JOS. P. GOODMAN, Chairmn
STEPHEN D. TUCKER, Sec's.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27
CAPTAIN VICTOR kerr.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE N. Y. HERALD.

In your paper OF Saturday, you say that Victor Ker.
one o. the persons shot by the bl8od thirsty Moorish
Casiians, OF Havana, "Was the son OF Dr. Ker of New
Orleans, who was surgeon in The British army du
ring the bate OF New Orleans" So fac from thai being
The case, Or. ker, surgeon in the AN.ercan army
during that battle aD6 was the right hand man and
bosom Trend OF General Jackson before, during and
aVer The war His son, William II. Ker then eighteen
years OF age commanded battery OF two guns during
lne memorable eight of January 1875 and sgnaIzed
hmsel ny his cool bravery and The havoc he made in
me racks OF the enemy lie was afterwards appointed
fos master OF New Orleans by General Jackson
Anoher son OF Dr. ker is an officer in he United
states army Ills christian name is Croghan, so call
ed alter The hero OF Sandusky. A grandson. named
Wilmer SHhlelds whose father also engaged in The
1atne" new orleans is an officer in our navy Dr.
ker was o. Virginia extraction, believe. and n better
American pnIer patriot, more sincere friend or
more horou2-going and un'lring democratic rennbIi
can then he, never walked the earh with 'lhe bnman
ace DIVINE under tie front part Of his hat Uavmn
resided m New Orleans some yeas after The fr.t n
January, 1882, an Enabled 10 speak from the card
and correct the mistake which YOU made Yesterday
1oaIs CHARLES WEBB.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27


Our city is becoming quite awIess. During the last
few days, two house have been burnt down by incen
diaries We regret to hear that Mr. Mallory loses some
$500 $1,000 by the burning of his stable BIudgeons
and attacks in the dark. also becoming fashionable
in Petersburg. day or Two since, two ErisIm with
out any proVocaon, attacked negro belonging TO Dr.
r. f. Robertson, with bricks, and beat him in such
manner that his lie put in jeopardy But the most
brutal outrage which has occurred in our CITY for MANY
years was perpetraiod on last Saturday night In the
darkness OF night fellow crept NJ behind a Young
gentleman in TIE Streets elIed him 10 The earth with
61dgeon, ard then escaped And well it was that he
ara conceal himself Tor such was the indignation pro-
been sqqught, the citizens might have given HIM justice
III Cailiorna fashion Such lawess base and COW ardy
assaults as these shord be punished with the extreme
penalty OF the law. Else no citizen will be secure
against the secret nocturnal attacks ocowardy rutfians
The young gentleman WHO was beaten though very
seriously inquired Is recoyerug.-Pet Democrat ofyes
We regret to earn, says the Bedford Sentinel that
little bog by tiezuama of lustel, IN attempting the
other day, TO cut his name the Natural Bridge h-he
Than auv other, Lost his footing and fell a DISTANCE $50
feet lie was almost instantly killed,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27
III Ell

In Norfolk, on Friday evening, the 22d inst, IDA
TRAIL, infant daughter OF Henry N. and Anna S.
Walker, aged months and % days.
In this city. on Monday the 18th instant, BENJA.
MIN l.. MEADE, Esq., in The 5sh year of his age
On yesterday his remains removed 10 the county
of Amelia be inferred in the family burying ground,
at the late residence of his father, Genl Edw Meade,
decd.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27

AMERICAN SECURITIES IN ENGLAND-There has not
been large amount OF business in American stocks
this week, and the market remains without essential
change. Messrs, D. Bell, Son & Co., report the fol-
lowing as the quotations at present ruling:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27

That most successful votary of Terpsichore, Mr.,
McEvoy announces an Exhibition Soiree to take place
on Friday evening, at the Huguenot Springs. With his
troup OF beautiful dancers, he will make the occasions
brilliant one and many vsites will doubtless be attrac-
toI
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27

WINGS Or RICHMOND.-Other portions of
this district moving for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to a Convention to be held to designate a
candidate 10 represent you in the next Congress- You
are requested to meet The African Church on Thurs
day, 28th inst, at O'clock for the same purpose
Letevery Wing be at his post. By the
au &c VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27
ANNEXATION OF CUBA.

This is topic which we have not been anxious
| to discuss, for the reason that nohonest proposition
| for the annexation has yet been seriously before
| the country. We may say, in brief, that we do
not agree with those who think the honorable
acquisition of Cuba would be hurtful to this coun-
try and especially to the Southern States. We
do not perceive the force of the objection made TO
it. on the score of It's opening new field for the
introduction OF our slaves But, whatever may
be our opinion on this question, SO far from
considering it raised by the present lawless en-
terprises aga inst Cuba, we think 1t ought to be
ta6ooed in every virtuous American mind None,
but such as are perfectly reckless of national
honour, can harbour the thought of this great
Republics countenancing the absolute robbery of
the possession of another power. AS long as
there was doubt, whether the people of Cuba had
themselves commenced real revolution, the
republican sentiments Of Americans could hut
produce sort of conditional sympathy for their
cause - that is to say, desire that the &C
counts Of the general rising Of the Cubans
might be true, and that they would succeed in
overthroWing their tyrannical government But
now the fact seems to be unquestionable, that all
the stories of Patriot pronunciamentos and success
es were base tabricatlons of American spectators
and adventures. We are now informed that the
inhabitants, instead of flying to the standard Of
Lopez, actually rose to prevent his landing, and
after he had set foot on the shore, held him
at bay, until the Government troops arrived in sut-
hclent force to make an end of him. His recep-
ton stamps the character of his foolish enter.
prise, and proves that he and its other nstigators
mad no Just cause to count upon the aid of the
population. There can be no doubt that many of
his followers were deluded by the msrepresenta-
tons of himself and other characters as bad as he
who hoped Though the desperation Of American
volunteers, and the supposed inefficiency of the
Government troops, to be able to seize Cuba al a
dash, and possess themselves Of its treasures
and its lands, In this light the transaction must
appear to the civilized world, and it behoves our
Government to do all that it has power to do, to
prevent the fitting out and departure of other ex-
pediuons That these will be attempted is not to
be doubted. Already, the Telegraph reports that
two have gone ont of New Orleans in the face
of the Federal officers there, with too much
chance of meeting the same terrible fate that be.
fel The ill-starred recruits of the charlatan Io
pei.
AS 10 the conduct of the Spanish provincial
authorities in summary executing the fifty
prisoners first taken, we may be assured that the
President has taken every proper measure to
ascertain whether they were dealt with according
to the laws of civilized nations.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27
CEEY F9RE RS.

W The Merchants who signed the call of
Convention OF the 10Th September, and all others
friendly to direct trade wi meet at the City Hall
W Wednesday night at O'Clock, as matters Of impor.
lance VIII occupy the meeting. full attendance is
desired. au 26
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Brig Wavery Anderson Cuba, molasses
Schr Apancost Gewheaton, Endicot, Albany, lum-
Der
Schr Mary Wise, Crockett, Rockland, lime
Schg Ann Eliza, Jones, Baltimore, guano
Schr Eureka, Kerwin Cha reston, lumber
Sehr Mary Adeline, Powers, Baltimore, mdz
SAILED,
Schr Richmond, O'Ne, Rhode Island
Schr John Harris, Germin, Philadelphia
NEW YORK, Aug. 25-CId schrs Ana Gardner
Moses Richmond Richmond, Tilby, do ; Davidson,
Drisco, do.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27

WING VIGILANCE COMMITTEE will meet
this evening" al O'Clock, at Our House. au 81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
YESTERDAY,
At the Bookstore of ]. W. RANDOLPH 1911 Main street
7oelock. IL O'Clock. o'clock.
70 6S 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27

THE FLYING MAcmNE.-Some doubt is thrown
on the account Of M. D'Arville's flying expert
ment, of which we furnished'a translation from
French papers the other day. Galignani's Messen
ger says the whole thing is hoax, and so does
the Gazette de France; yet it appears to be true
that Spanlard named Diego has invented ma
chine with India rubber wings, that will elevate
person in the air, and that his machine has been
Arylle account
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-27

HANOVER AcADEMY.-We have received the circular
OF this excellent school, and take pleasure in expressing
our belief that it surpassed in merit by no other in The
State. The principals are Messrs Lewis NJ. Coleman
and Samuel Schoolcr. both graduates of the Uniyersi-
~, and recipients OF lis highest honours. Mr. Coleman
is the SUCCESSOR after being for years the assistant
Of his uncle, Mr.. Frederick Coleman, whose well
known Academy at Concord in Caione had deser-
we'd reputation of The very highest character The adj
dress OF the Principals is, TayorsvilIe Hanover county
WA. l. CHAPLIN MARRIED BY HMsELF-W
find n The SkaneaIies IN. " Domoc rat the follow
ing unique paragraph in regard to Ills noted individual,
who was sometime since arrested in Maryland for
abducting negroes, and Tor whom his iIiends for
leiled over $4,000 la raider tlan hing him to tri.
all
Married on the afternoon THE l2h instant, at Glen
Haven Water Cure, BY themselves, VIM. J. Chaplin
70 ass IHeOdocia Giber, Of that establishment"
II IS not stated what Vas tie color OF The lady, but
90 giea} ana st'l-sacr.icine lover oil lie black race
IS "if. chaplin could hardly be expected 10 mary
"h woman. j ml@hl cause suspicion oil lhesinccr
" oil hls pi'sh1fopie professions, ii he has.
oYNopitAL ACTION oN DAycSG The new School
fFeaDyiefan synod Of ihe Western Reserpe, at ITS late
meeting Pa@ed mlcute condemuipg the practice oil
dancing. ana cnInnlug on Church sessiotF 10 institute
discipline whenever u occurs among tnsr members
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

OF We have received the frs, number nI
new paper The Christian Statesman
published in Washington city-edied by
R,v. X. R. GuRLEY and DANIEL R, Coon.
LoE-devo,ed 10 African Culnnlzliinn, &c
|, is bsalilully printed shee. and promises
10 be ably conducted. II cnnlains kind oI
matter not generally auainable in o'hrjour
mails, and of ii highly interesting rharac,~r
Africa is nnw. 10 the phiian'hropiSt. one "I
the most Interesting portions "f The world
the rays Of light arr JUST beginning 10 .prne'
lraie The thick darkness, which has over
spread that unhappy country through all
time, and promises by m ans ui colonies 'ht
only h. pc of breaking up The slave trade
and imporng 10 the millions Of that con
inent the blessings Of religion and civiiiza.
lion. The Statesman commends uself to
the support of every lover Of his race
Terms, $2 per annum in advances copies
for Us. Address Gurley & Goodloe, Wash.
ingon City, D. C.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

GTWe see ,ha, the Wing papers through.
out the Sla,e are fighting away on the hard.
money issue. 1t seems strange 10 US 'ha
Wings will no. lie, this question alone. L.
the Locofocos destroy the banks if they
will; they only destroy themselves by Sc
doing. A parry ,ha. will elect bank officer
10 The Legislature and the Judicial bench
and then praIe auuuI nard.mUney 10 gel III,
fioaling vote ought to b. mad. toe the mark
and eiIh r carry out their crt ell "r abide III.
scorn Of n deIuded pea pie. For our par,
il the banks cannon TAX" care of themselves
they cannot get us 10 & gh, fnr them white
they vote the Loc"ioco ,ickt,; not BY ,
long sho'; aud we do hope tn" Why's u
Ohio will lie. The currency question alone
and not play into The hands ul Lucofocnisu
any longer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

HY"THs RAPE uF TnE LACK. .".-H"BBs
the Yunkee l."cksni,h. has succeeded il,
picking The celebrated ".3rnmah L,ck." ia
England. which has hung in the wind Nv N
the manufacturer for years--wi,h an rff..l
Of 200 guinirs 10 Ihe man VIII" would opcr
it without The key lie also picked .ht
celebrated ..Chubb Lpck,' which has here
,orore stood the ,es, Of the Locksmi,hs o
every country, The "Lock Controversy"
as i. is called, has excited The Johnny Bull S
10 as high pitch almost, as the b,allng Of
their Yachts BY the America.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
ny The FREE SolLERs-MR. VINroN-

6T The FREE SolLERs-MR. VINroN.-,
We have noticed in the Ohio Stale Journal
during our vacation, series of able article.
n yindicaion Of Mr.. VINroN's Course on
the Slavery question, and had We either lin,
or room would like TO rrpublish them
There is NO doub, bui mos, of our Fr,e Sui
Friends have read them. They rff,cluaIl,
pu, ai res, II very unfair and unmanly arlcit
which appe 'red in The National Era. in re-
ference 90 "tiOrT'S resolution" written b,
some one in Mr.. BAlLEY's absence. aud in
tended 10 aid LocoIocoism in Ohio. The
articles further show that Mr.. Vinion voted
against the Fugitive Law, The Texas Bouu.
day Bill, and in favor of admitting CaIiior.
mia MS free State How any Free Solcr-
any honest onc-can vote against Mr.. VIM
TON. after reading thai expose, is more thar
we can see-and we are glad 10 know many
who will vote for him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
TAKE NOTICE.

We exp, CT every one who owes US to pay
within TWO WEEKS-Thosc living in
Pomrroy, Coal port. Mijdlepor and Sheffield,
VII be called upon personally within ,ha,
ime. These living alta distance will remit
Son'o folks prc;cnd 10 be hufy because
40 paper has been issued for a few weeks
and impu!e il to Intention on our past. lr
they can control tho eiemen,s-nake il ruin
when i, suits ,hcm--,ake steamboats, draw.
--igg three fee, of water over bar where
ih.re is no more than ,wo--,hey may have
reason to ,hlnk We could have avoided the
difficulty iii moi, we hope they will ,urn
!aeir grnn bling propcnsi'ics on Providence
and lie, US n,onc. If their s,omachs are ou,
oi order We would advise |iule exercise
Of muscles and less Of the ,onguo---as SOW.
reign remedy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

WHAT WHIes WANr.-.Ali genuine whig.
want TO seq liberal appropriations made ioI
Western Rivers and lIari,urs; dceming ,h,
lives and pmperly Of I'll, Western prop''
of MS uich yaIuu as those oi the dweiIcys
upon the sal, Sea shore. The Lncoocos
vote ngair-. such appropriations.
All genuine wings wan, to see tariff en-
acted which shall provide sufficient revenue
for The country, AMI which. in its discsimi.
nations, shall always la,or the American
aborer. They believe 'hat they can better
support the foreign artiz"n by bringing him
10 this country. aud giving hm work where
he can consume bfeadstuiS, without The
farmer being obliged 10 poy freight across
the Atlantic. The l.ocu'ocos dream and
talk Free Trade. and enacI laws discri,nina
ting against American labor j" favor Of ma
lions who tax some oi eur products to Il e
tune Of 1900 per cen'!-GI"d. Tribune.