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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

pie Recount for moment, few OF your losses The
cotton manufacture Of Dublin, which employed 1900
operatives, has been destroyed. The 800 siIk.ooms
OF the Liberty have been destroyed The stuff and
serge manufacture, which employed l49l operatives
has Leen destroyed. The calico looms of Balbrlggan
have been DESTROYED The flannel manufacture OF Rath
drum has been destroyed The blanket manufacture OF
Kilkenny hes been destroyed. The camlet trade OF
Bandop, which produced $1,000 year. has been do
stroyed The worsted and stuff manufactures of Wa
teriotd have been destroyed The rsteen and frieze
manufactures Of Carrck onSuir have been destroyed
One business alone, survives One business alone,
thTives snd fOurishes and ads bankruptcy That
fortunate busnesswhch the Union Act has nos struck
down, but which the Union Act has stood by-Thich
the abfentee d1hn has not sackened but has stimulated
which the drainage acts and nAvigati laws of the
Imperial Senate. have deadened but inyigorsted-
thai favored and privileged and pa.ronized business is
the lrish ccfin mskers'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

y GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dye 10,
vented E9uslly celebrated is GOURlUD's Medicated
Soap o curing pimples reckes, salt rheam hesh worms
er sallowntsA tan ioughness, Ne Pouore Subtle up-
oc hair hom any part Of the body Liquid Rouge, Lily
While and Hair Gloss at 81 WGlksr.st, near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
IT. SryLE OF JENNINGS Il Co.'s

.1,i ss AZ the Johnss Boys Clothing EstabhShment
ciy lsSant assortme Of every style, q1atty ana
isfse ana o'se" L. LosEE No JOhn-st.
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THE NEWS FROM, LIBERIA.


The New York Commercial Advertiser hai
received file Of the Liberia Herald to the
IIth Of December, from which il has compiled
AN account Of the attacks on Fishtown and
Bassa Cove. by Grando, the African chief
who was joined by Prince Boyer in these pre-
datory attacks, which are said TO have been
stimulated BY some foreign traders, and espe-
c;aIlv by two Of them named Lawrence and
Murray. The purpose being 10 weaken Liberia,
and coniDei her 10 relax her revenue laws. An
a,tack made on Bassa Cove on the 18th Of Mo-
yember was speedily repulsed. On the morn
;n,g Of the 18th Of November much mole
ser;ons assault was made on the town, fight
ing having been going on in all parts Of the
Bassa country since the attack on FIshtown.
The assaiiants were very numerous. The
Cove had been fortified TO the best ofthe means
al hand, and among their armament were two
pieces Of cannon. These however, for .
while, produced little effect, the natives rush.
ing up almost 10 the mouth Of the cannon and
firing. Al length Grando's principal wsrrio'
Tarplnn, Has killed. "When ho fell, and bis
war horn ceased, there was general panic, and
few MORE rounds put Them 10 highi.' NJ
benson says he .has the iellow's head a hil
farm, aud intends to preserve the skuil sor ex'
animation, sfos there mnst have been something
extssordinary about the man. = ..,.s Z
There weSe ahout sixty nen only e haaea
Cove during the engag cement, Occupy!ng tnree
stnfions- AZ tho beach one at Fort q ~
md The other d III. Benson's farm. Jhe
enemy were very nanaerpus--svppossd nsaxt1
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LATE PUBLICATIONS
VOLUME 5 LAW RRP0RTs.--February

VOLUME 5 LAW REP0RTS.--Februa
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Nos l6 and Ii London Labor and London Poor
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Wesley and Nethodism, by Isaac Taylor-75c. g
Talliss Illustrated Atlas and Modern History Of
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Templeton's E ,gineer, Millwright and Mechan.
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February No. Appleton's Mechanics Magazine
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February No American Whig Review-per year
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th0tioundS- and IL k5I1els M ,i,<.... a~a 49,.
!. e.,,s - - ~ sl's only lhfee
The f;ber;. Hs~~SS r q ,s.k - s. 80.
savs "a -9 ~ s7 . :. '''s lsn g December
{. .:.No fu, ,lher aeores.e.ss.. h...-....-
ted bv t;ran.Ia srd ~ sii:.. ~ - o1 eoahss-
smr. Indcrd fom III 49, o1f
enough iehf;ne ana a. c,';ss s;i3sy nv nave nsd
friends.p .r = ~" "s - ~ - ~ Ae
THE hr;v Zeno. Canal. s...-....-.
turned previous 10 .Deeemher n !. Sa.s..:-
from Grand Rs.ss -herss ~ - = ~ M2nscya
emigrants and stores sent OUT by me Nes sY Yers
Coionixaton Sociefy. The en;Srsn,ss - !.
stated. are pleased wish the appearnnce' AZ ~
country.
The Liberia Herald Of November S. asv.
mat the colonists 6y the L;befia Packer a.
passing through their accIimasion f5Dslv.-
Most Of them have had she 6sssr' Int sIi -.
would not be elea,h s.,s.,. lu1l suese
The emigfants 81 the 1i;js ssa.I 80
leans, were not dojue q -sii ~ ..'sSss4 .ssm
having broken out during m. rs.s.~
fifty eight in all had been sstsck ~ - - . 80. 80.
ease. = ~
Late advices from Grand Bassa and sz;,r.
are TO the effect that the nev Tvs s,,,.1:
migrants in those counties had nearly "a
passed through the ncclimatine proces:' 80
were well contented with their Condition Ths
majority ofihem had drawn and were, ,iinnrav.
ing their land. ss.s -
D-----------
. " nAMAhkABLE MAN IN Nova
i .i ,.1 SHPnaroor. on the 18th Of De-
uea'sss .s I:su MI' lame, Weekes, IN the ll7th
| yai = n,s age. ~: Weekes was born on
L DGCGf0QSf.
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION, ls2gao; J.fIsr'

sons Life and Correspondence; r Ymarfer
o d Duwioldeb Lawyers' Guide; Matthew'S Guide;
fuckers Commentaries: Debates Of So; Halls Di-
gesf; Jefferson's Reports; Tucker. on Cpnsfifu-
tional Law; Anecdotes Of the American Revolution;
swedenborg's coniugal Tour Pictures from Italy
by Dickens for sale by r D sANxAY,
a fe2 Bookseller and Htationer
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HARPER,S AND He INTERNA.
IL TIONAL MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY
Also the latest numbers of the N. Y Herald, Spirit
of the Times, Flag of our Union, Star Spangled
Banner, London Punch, Boston Museum, Gleason's
Pictorial Saturday Evening Post American Cou.
rier, Wayerly Mag azinc National Police Gazette,
Arthur Home Gazette, Sartain's Magazine. Lady,
fe4 Bookseller
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HRAD QUARTERS FOR rAsHrON.

EAD QUARTERS FOR FASHION.
IL ABLE ECLoTHiNG.--The subscriber hasnow
In store a complete assortment of Fall and win.
ter Ready Made Clothing, embracing avery
article Of 9entlemen's wear. His stock Is conn.
2d.eA Of the very latest and most approved styles,
such q Lam artine Over Sacks, kossuth Costs,
Body Sacks, Getaways. Dress and Frock Coats.
VESTS-Plain and fancy silk, rich embroidered
Cassimcres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Cassimeres and Merinos.
PANTS--All shades, colors, and qualities.
Merino Shirts, ,llars, Cravats, Stocks, fancy
Ties, Gloves, suspenders, Socks, dc.
Also disect from the mandatory, q large a.
sortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silks, Satins,
and, in fact every article in my line of business
all OF which am prepared to make to measure
at the shortest notice, and in the lateet and most
fashionable styles. E B. SPENCE,
No 100, corner Main and Governor streets.
A CARD.-The subscriber begs leave to inform
III, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, a.
Bread and Tea Cake Bakery, and respect
fully sohcits their patronage.
From long experience Ia every department Of
the business andev careful to produce nothing
but what is made from the best materials, he
doubts not by paying visit at his store they will
oe pleased with the variety and quality OF Cake dis.
played.
AZ regards his Bread hewould simply state, tha,
= SA eref oeen ais greatest aim 70 manufacture II
in the very best manner, and without extracting
I'm Il those nutritive qualities, which is but too
often done.
T ROLLS and TwIsT furnished to dinner par.
ties at the shortest notice.
RICHARD ADAM.
NJ B.-Hor ROLLS every morning, and Hor
BUNS and TEA BISCUIT every evening au Cts
u ICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ 11rH STREET, IN REAR OF SYCAMORE
C HURCH.-J. X. FINCH, PRINcIPAL-late
Principal of Wesleyan Female Institute.
StaunfOu.-The new apart tnents of this Institt,.
ton will be ready to receive pupils the LIST October
The same thorough discipline and laborious spplca.
lion will be maintained, have heretofore charac.
serized the exercises OF this School. KID
Patrons entrusting their children to the care of
the Principal may rely on every attention and pains
being taken to secure an intellectual development
commensurate with their solicitude and the inter.
ssts of the pupils.
TERMS as heretofore-s20 to $50 in the English
department. .E.a
Application should be made from A. NJ, to
I Entrance from 11th street, and from 12th
street, rear of Baptist Church. Sc Its
OERyANTS FOR HIRE have the fol-
~ lowing servants for hire, viz: boys from the
country, about IA years of age, suitable for brick
yard or tobacco factory; also two girls about the
man with three chrildren, and one old man suita.
BILE for gardening or light work.
JAMES T. SUTTON, Jr..
Corner of Bank and llth streets.
N. B. Also, for sale, about $4,000 worth sf Vir.
gnia Central Railroad Bonds, paying 6 per cent
interest semi-annualy; due 1860 ia 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

JOSEPH X. .KEININGHAMi is prepared 10
j. execute orders in every departments Of Book
Binding and Blank Book Misunderstanding. His pa
pers and binding materials are of the best quality;
and he fatters himself that his long experience In
business entities him to speak with some con-
fdence az to the good charater of his work. Mer-
chants Clerks of Courts, aud others can be sup
notice, and on strictly moderate TERMS Orders
may be left at his store at the Bndery Of Brown
and Keininghsfn, over the Printing Office Of Colin
& Co, opposite the American Hotel gs
de Is JOSEPH r. KEIEIEGHAM,
sskszFzks Hf4af t4sf Cg6 Prr,1d stxeo%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

NOW Is YOUR TIME.--Persons wishing
~ to supply themselves with good article Of
Clothfng. at a very low price, now is the time.--
Our stock Of Clothing Is large and desirable, and
we viii cell any article in our line usry cheap, for
CASH. Call in at No. lie Main street.
ia 22 q. MERCHANT Il WEISIGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

The success of Hobbs, says the Yankee
Blade, has produced o vast amount ofloek-jaw
both here and in England. s.sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-10

NOWIS THE TIME to secure bargains in
~ Dry Goods. The subscriber is determined to
sell off his stock of Winter goods; he will offer
great inducements to those in want OF goods in his
line. Now on hand; Merino at 25 cents. Alpa"as at
lS2 cents, Mousea ins at l2k cents Fine Cashmeres
at 25 cents, large lot of dark Calico 5 6i and
cents, the cheapest goods ever offered Shrting at
3 cents, Sheeting Al inches wide at ed; also, for
sale very cheap, Embroideries. Ribbons. Hosiery,
&c. ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr.,
fe4 20l Broad street
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIE
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE i
INDIAN PANACEA H..

INDIAN PANACEA,
Neuly discovered by DIR. Minnock
THIS mixture most effectuay cures the above
l. complaints, and has been used by several per.
sons in this city with unrivalled success.
The remedy isnow prepared and for sale by r.
M Warrington. Agent, over ]. B. Stegals Store, No
le Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy.
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who have used the remedy. and can tes.
tify to its great utility in the above complaints.
Mrs. Hutcherson, Miss Lacy, Mrs. kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs Durfey, J. B. Stegall
r. M. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States
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VALENTINES. VALENTINES!
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL
NHOS. Il. GRESHAM s, 1904 Broad street, is the
i place to get the handsome Love Bilets. Don't
forgetto call. sss s stttfs fe
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MAGAZINEs FOR FEBRUARY, AT G. NJ
yl WEST g. BROTHERS.
Harper Magazine for February-25 cts
International for February-25 cts
Blackwood for January-25 cts.
Braithewate's Retrospect Part XXIV-$1
The Life of John Sterling. By Thomas Carlyle
81
Petrifa -tions and their Teachings or handbook
to the Gallery of Organic Remains of the British
Museum. By Gideon Aigernon Mante.l, L. L. D., F.
RS. Sl,50
Lucretus; in Prose by Wa,son, in Verse by Goode
-Sl,25. a
A history and description of Modern Wines By
Cyrus sRedding--Sl,25,
EYs The foregoing are. new volumes. of Bohns
Standard Library. For sale by
fe2 g. NJ WEST e. BROTHER
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DARGAINS IN CLOTHfNG.-Ine SUD
ID scribers being desirous to reduce their stock
snring trade, are offering their fall and winter
goods at unusually lop prices, for cash Among
their assortment NAV be found Over Goats OF va
rious STYLES and qualities, Frock and Dress Goats,
Business Coats, plain and fancy Shirts, Under
Shirts, Drawers and almost every other article OF
gentlernen's apparel Persons wishing to pur-
chase are requested to call at No. 60, Main street
ia I6 J. r. HENDEhSON q W.
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NEW EDITION OF LAYARDS NINE.
~ VEH.-Lectures the History of France.
By the Right Honorable Sir James Stephen, X. C.
B., l.. L. D., Professor of Modern History in the
University of Cambridge-Sl,75.
Nineveh and its Remains, new Edition. BY Aus.
ten Henry Layard, Esq, D. C. S-Sl00.
Wesley snd Methodism. By Isaac Taylor.
Whimsicalities. By Thomas Hood, with wood
cuts-25 cts
Harper and International for February, 1852 -25
cents. For sale by
fe4 WEST & BROTHER
CIR FRANCIS HEADS NEW WORK.,
~ printed from the proof sheets, received in ad-
vance OF publication, direct from Mr. Murray, the
London publisher: f.. 5
Faggot of French Sticks, or Paris in 1851, By
Sir Francis Head, author of Bubbles from the
Brunnens of Nassau &c
agreeable it is book of travels, it de-
| rives peculiar interest from the time and circum
stances of its appear Il gives terrible, but
| true picture of society ia Paris.-Ezpress
Putnams Semi-Monthly Library for Travellers
| and the Firesde. tt.f- ~ s..--
| Vol Home and Social Philosophy, by Dickens
| l2mo, stiff covers-25 cents.
For sale by A. NORRIS,
| ia ~ 81 Main street.
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BAPTIST BOOK ID EPOS STORY
u NEW PUBLICATIONS JUST RECEIVED.
The Method of Divine Government, physical and
moral. by Rev James McCosh r-
Christian Duty: pastoral addresses chiefly on the
subject of Christian Duty, by John Angel James
The Excellent Woman, as described in the Book
of Proverbs, with an introduction, by w Sprague,
DID,.
The Wreath Around the Cross, or Scripture
Truths, illustrated, by Rev A. Morton Brown
Blossoms of Childhood, by the author of the
Broken Bud
Also, supply ofthe Works Of Grace Aguia and
Charlotte Elizabeth.
Parley's Cabinet Library: neat set in 20 vols.
A further supply of School Books, Stationery,
&c. &c.
ia I9 CHAS. woRTHAM, Depositary.
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~ you from almost any part of the city in which
you may reside, to the Daguerrean Gallery of
MINNIS 81 WATSON, for ct cents, and Minnis
d. Wataon will take your Daguerreotype in the
very best style of the art for the very moderate
sum Of 81 SO, and from that up to SIS, according
10 size Of picture, and style of case frame, lockes
&c, in which you may have it placed. They are
sure to render you satsfactoD as the never allow
you areperfectly pleased with the same An equi.
Valent for The amount received is their motto. Re-
member, their Galleries may be found at 351 Main
street, Richmond, and Sycamore street, Peters.
burg Va. ia 2l
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OREVEK-s o r K K 1 o K

40. IO2 UREVEk-S ; U r h X 1 . h
N READY-MADE CLoTHING-Store en-:
,.r.ed. stock increased, styles improved
md prices reduced.-The stock OF ready-made
Clobinc now on hand at No. l02, is much too large
ibis season of the year. and the subscribers are
aGsrmaed" to reduce it before the first OF Feeru'
sry, in consequence OF having every heavy pay
r,ss,ts" to make about that time The cash must
he raised, and the Goods "shaH' be sold, ii those
who are in want will only give us call. Over
Coat, of every variety of style and price; various
STYLES winter Frocks; fine and medium Dress
Suits. Pants Vests, Shirts, &c.
de % KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN.
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VHOS. III. GRESHAM'S, Broad street, is
l. the place to obtain all the weekly Newspapers,
Monthly Magazines, Periodicals. new Novels Song.
Books, Stationery, &C. He has just received the
Flag of our Union, Weekly Home Gazette Boston
Museum, Poet, &c, for the present week.
Lantern, No 5-price 6cents,
London Lancet, for February,
Wing Review, for February,
Knickerbocker Magazine, for February,
Florence Sackville or, lfDependence-2oc,
Yankee Notions, for Febrpary-l2Ac,
Forrest Divorce Case Herald edition, the only
complete one-25c,
All the Magazines for February, together with
every thing else in the cheap publication liae, al
ways for sale; wholesale and retail, at
GRESHAMS Literary Depot
fe 6 Opposite Broad-st Hotel
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pEYOND THE SHADOW OF A DOUBl

ID All who wish and have TO purchase more win
ter CLOTHING for the present season, are ear
nesty solicited to calliat No. 1872, Main street The
proprietors intend in a few days to make change.
tcle in the line of Clothiers, all styles and quail
ties from finest to lowest goods also, lot of
Trunks and Carpet Bags on hand We have
but few days since, received last receipts of
Over Coats and other heavy garments. for the sea.
son Beyond Doubt, all of which must and
shall be sold. Gail and examine our stock even
Hyou are not in want Our present reduced cash
prices will guarantee Gales.
J. D. GOODMAN CO.,
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REWARD OF 5000 DOLLARS

THE information which we now have from the
Portsmouth Office of the Bank of Virginia,
gives US the whole amount of the money stolen
Sixty-Six Thousand Three Hundred and Seven
Dollars, and the particularsto be nearly follows:
American Gold Coin, .S27. 1872
Notes of other Banks in Virginia about 5000
Notes of North Carolina Banks .-... 4le
Portsmouth Office Notes in 500 notes. !: 1s 9OC
n 40
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rur WEEKLY DISPATCH

n pub6shed every Friday morning, and mailed
far one DOLLAR YEAR. To CLUBS, for s5 six CO.
Mas: for $40 thirteen copies; for SIS twenty CO.
80 fnr so twenty seven copies.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15

Personally, l may be, as an individual
in a policy different, in many re
spects, from that indicated in this communi-
cation. Be that as it may, believe it to
be the highes; and most sacred duty of
the citizen, when invested with public
office, to merge his private interests in the
public good. The Office | now hold, ] re-
gard as u trust confded to my hands by the
people OF this state, and that trust | shall
endeavor to discharge, independently, faith
fully and impartialIy, for the best interests
OF the whole state, without respect to 10
cahties or sections. and unbiased bv private
or political friendships or dislikes. | am
not conscious Of having made any com
promises Of my own private sentiments.
for the purpose ofobtaining this position
and [ am not aware Of being committed in
favor Of amy local partisan or private inter
est, IN the conduct of the internal and
domestic affairs Of the State. The Con
stitution ofthe state requires the Executive
ito takecare that the laws be faithfully ey-
ecuted" and shall avoid no responsible
ity that may be incurred by the discharge
Of the obligation imposed by this provision.
with promptucss and energy
Hoping that, as the representatives ofthe
people Of Wisconsin assembled to devise
and enact their laws, your counsels may be
harmonious, and be controlled by a patri-
otc sense Of duty, tender You my hear
ty cooperation in protecting the interests,
and defending the honor Of the State
LEONARD J. FARWELL.
MADISON, Jan, I6, 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-15
4'Eae Legislature.

The Assembly Yesterday afternoon efec-
ted an organization, BY the election Of J.
NJ. Skater, speaker, ALEX. T. GRAY Of
Rock, Clerk, and ELISHA STARR, Of Mil
woukee, Sergraut-at-Arms Of Mr. Shat
ter, We have spoken IN another article
Mr.. Gray has been The CIer, Of the As
sembly for the past two years and has
done tie duties acceptable, 10 that body
If Locofoco must have it, we think, a
better selection could hardly have been
made, We had hoped Mr.. WEIGH, the
Wing nominee, would, have been elected,
as he IS well qualified for such station,
and is Jealous Wing: but the thing has
been otherwise decided-and we rejoice
that the matter is 10 worse. Mr. STARR
is an old fayorite and just the man who
will make an efficient and popular officer