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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

wsrs, ula pbs'i's. 'oss2a Ross Jr.; Ffs Ward, W.
Ds,rios .<o0ess D. Livtnssson ssvsssA wsrd, w
Dissrics Gsos> - =. Aides; Eishm Ward, vIn Dsssscl
B.xsaolomsw Gilmore; kia,h Ward, With Dlssrsst
J.mss Cookw. tight; Tenth wGd, Villa Dbs.ot.
Nose, D o,ls. L!even,h Ward, Ixa Dlstrie. Erassss
w C;,ovs, Twelfth md Nineteenth wnds -xsh d.
,hcs, Henry SSav; Thirteenth Ward, xGA Dlssrss
David oK..ss Jr Fourt. 'entn WUd &Ilh Dstrto&
Daniel B. Tsylo.; Ftft.eo,h Ward, xiIIa DsHise
Munsell B. Field Sixteenth md Twentieth Ward
XVIII District, George G. Mischs.' Solomon B. Noble
Seventeenth Ward, Xv.h District, T,>'~a' ?. St !aA.
Eighteenth Ward, XVIII District James D. smith, "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
The India Rubber Case Decided.

TRENTON, TUESDAY Sept - loo%
The u. S. Circuit Court, composed OF
Judges Grer and Dickinson, met ibis morning and de-
eided the grea, India Rubber ease OF Goodyear vs.
Dav which YVES argued In March last by James T. Brady
and Daniel Webster for the plaintiff and Rufus Choste
and b. Cutting for the defendant Each Of the Judges
gave written opinion
The Court deolar cd tn Hay ward and Goodyear each
was the original inventor of what he csined and the
proof 20 the pon. conclusive that no verdict OF
ajury would change the Courts opinion. Such trial
was therefore refused
II was also ruled that neither Hayward nor Goodyear
had abandoned bis inven,on 10 the puotc-thai the
GOODYEAR reissued patent Of ls49 was valid. Day had
by covenants and by consentus 20 verdict against him
achnowled ged both Hay cards aud Goodyear patents
TO be valid thai the first WA properly bought 10 TODD
,ears Dsme and that he entitled 10 perpetual In
junction sgsDst Day. snd an sccount for the damage,
Tor infripeing-Dsy having In bic answer repudtaed
the covenants under which, by Goodsears permission,
he used the patents In making certain goods
The Court ordered that 1t lhe complainant assentsd
the covenants might be declared void or Day might
withdraw his defense of repudiston- IL he did, then
he should account both infringer and under bis
covenants; but no adhered to tho reputation, G)od
year might II he 90 elected require account from
Day as trespasser from the beginning. If on the az
counting Day should that Goodyear had not pro-
tected him under the covenants the images he sutsr
ed thereby might be allotted him.
The Master named TO take the account 10 James 5
Green, Eiq, Of Princeton.
This decision 10 10 Goodyears favor throughout, In
all questions Of Law and fact perpetual Injunction
was ordered
lFor,hs above report, we are indebted to James T
Brady, ESQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
ITALY.

The intrigues of Sir Henry Bulwer in
Italy caused the Austrian Government. some anxiety.
The garrisons of Florence and Bologna
are to be reinforced
1t is announced in the Italia Eqputo
that the DemocI attic Mszztian Committees of Tuscany
and the Roman States have I, rnaliy unites
Letters from Castinia of the 3tth ult.
describe the dsmsge done by the sruotion of Eyns.
One strea of laws had lowed toward Z,h.roni fifteen
miles Fl ON tho crater and smother toward Mis- dsvss
tair the whey ards In both dirsetons Prayers had
evil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

LIZA soS,Er....For The Tnosas-
WHAT 10 the aim Of life To be--so do
To suffer, and to help or poorer brvetuTx
Even for the sake Of Msnhoods cou,mca uotEsr
The goddess Nature. But sss how few
This golden rule Of happiness parsuel
They ehsse another Idol, aud s.ota9
Worse than the 6rss-sasy Sanp,e On And smother
Their human Instinct, loyeaole sas true
Oh friend were there sumo hundreds likS to yss
This world were better, and our way nscxs slet
Freedom In all her funess would AppeeT.
Yielding nobler prospect to our view
Nature would rise and letters fall away
Ia the brish, dawn Of Truths immo tsyf n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
The Western 11inds
A New Englander who recently travelled
,ts,s;v.lv through the Western States, sends US

A New Englander who recently trsVeied
extensively through the Western states, SENDS US
the following extracts from his note book
"Not only the older settlements OF this country.
hut most parts of Europe, are pouring then oai-
Grants into these great W. stern ctatcS Al faSo
Of increase almost beyond the power oil human
calculation, with ali their peculanties ana as
crepancies of tas,e, education, sentiment, PI"
and social habits national preja5ices, preiefen 'es,
Xc From these mixed and heterogeneous masses
of mental elements scattered over these vast and
S,r;le regions. a public, or Western mind, deep,
nowerful ard independent IS yet 10 Do i'rmed'
u bicb will hold all It's own great interests with
SIR, neth and frmness that cannot DO shaken oy
ali RE other powers Of earth. Over these vnt
nyairies. no dogmatcal forms and ceremonies, cos
" ptiona creeds and systems, social Differences, or
d;stinctioLs Of wealth. check the bold inspirations
of Nature. but Thought and Fancy are ffesto
roam in all the strength and viydness OF their ma
ture. Amid the foIid beauty ina waves OVER
these illimitabIe fields, refreshed BY ths MOST de.
Iicio,s dews and breezes OF heaven, ftf from all
IN, associations Of YOUTH sacred domes and pun
tAnica restraints, the spirit SCENE qoicsesed win
rev and mole expansive powers and susceptsoiii.
ti,s w,ile the sweetest melodies OF Nature ana
her muItlform beauties boundless and plctoresqu 4
di,pla,s, combine to snchsnt the ear and a"ak n
in the bosora new energies, emotions ana en- ~
n1snts.
instead oil inc naffo" se'ooee an. Pos. m
the dim and smoky atmosphere Of large 70 so o.
city, the young adventurer, nov heAAnd te' fesaes
by pure and fro grant breezes, gazeswith bright
rI Glow Of admiration over the new and ptnsse
scenes. broad and beautiful landscape I, teemine
With soontsneous and luxariant beatty, wnich
"nnr VII rbr,ts in his BOSOM. surrey. scenes q
grand Zee and atarsi e:D ,, t to s1: sst
in the mind Of ths Western he ,an, new s sad
more ae.s soot;r 90 and invigorats, his Thoughts
s s,h s holder and more exclusive power.
WIN sn Jy m,nd, then, formed snder such iusi
src.. sns strengthened by sucapecr.nar aad vlso
o,,s .s.,,.i deyelopmt nts, muys possess - a.
SmipS NJ degree, deep though. psweria, ,nss
tas rsiss, 'tfOrss motions aT1 an Ig;%G y. -.
=. ,ity psealiar. inosR' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Five of the Madrid papers have ceased
to appear, their publishers being In prison
The Giaro announces that henceforth it
viii appear only literary sheet
The papers contain nothing further re-
garding Cubs.
The Portugal mail had arrived in Eng
land bu, brought news of lntsrest.
The U. S. brig Bainbridge was st Ma
deira on the 4lh inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

TIE sd,iees per the Csnsi. received on Sunday the ?h
caused active speculative inquiry and the saes Of Mon
psrsl advance Of ll6d!d about 1900 bales being on
spe euSon aud for export The Atauos news on rnurs
ana the closes steadily az pie ous quotations except
for Mid6liDs Orleans which quoted led Y 10 nisas
The saes OF the wsek ending Fnssy evening seIo
bales OF which speculstors toos H. O and exporters
leaving the sosk haud 500 900 bess OF which ~ ~ are
American against $4,000 American at the same date isE
Mtad.pk d. ~ FsS N2sls. ~. NtdAas ~ Fa@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

Mir Wolfe AndIadv, MI Gnmsbaw. MI Brysn and ltdy,
Mr. st,nder1ick and ,dy Mis- and Master Stander ~lck
Mr. Nosn LADY and children, Mi CAMEL and lady NJ
Wright lady 4childen aud nurss Mrs and Master laner'
child ard mad Mrs Ryder SIR Warner, Mr. Steohsnsoni
MIR. Ashton and daughter. Mr Richie, Mir Palmer sad
msid Messrs Lehman Peace, WILDER, DAVIS hodses''
Rrtsugh Doaherty Cotter Beal Buuaush. Read koS-
in,on Andrews Jackson Russell Gsndolpho Eggers wal
her pbenson, Fowler Prof Lee, BALDWIN, Davis blss-
low (bearer OF dspaiches Brown, Marsh, Rev francis
Implebeck Brennan Walker 2 lie ch Simons, Buekman
DDsie, Black, Locke Hu'in, T.llsr Wosran Calvert
Rev G G Manning DR.. Roland Martin Cox Smith, Beal,
Roaf Nleree Thompson johnson, Lehmtn. Carter, Cor
derkts Gilmore Srlt suit Sewell,rd, Roche Bentley,
Walter BOWLING Eldeoi. Gotta aud Kemp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Grand Mass Meeting OF the wings "a
ticut mt New Haven

Any person who had even /" P u,a;g
glance of the magnificent gathering OF tue ""
Of Connection. Yesterday, under the walls OIL 90
Yale, must have been thoroughly oon'--1 -.
there is real ard dsep-.eatsd enth"sis'" 'o' Wv
Hero OF Chippewa. , Cl,t,
On Mop.sy ni-ht. the scott AMI Graham e'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
London Produce Markets.

(Frou. Ns.srs. Banug Broti srs' circulsr.}
There has been business doing this week In the Co
onal and Foreisn Produce Market and healthy state oil
trade generally prevails Coffee Is very firm. Sugar rather
deaTer Rice also rather dearer Breaistuhs remain dull
but not quoted lower TesCommOn COugon enq1r'
ed after for Export Sd y 10 other sorts are 10 moi,rate
request. ct former rates.
New Dollar. are quoted at Il d-and Bsr sysrat cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

'ssp' Of Z, Chapel St Church ass aomin.,st BsVA
riN MOVE. E'q President and called anon Hon. WV.
WHITE E'q Of Dnbury. who 10 addrss,,,y the
crowd, the 1t, ses sslns completely MED.
TIE grsssess eLshui!sSm prevails. The Wiz, are
All alive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
LIVERPOOL Proyi.ion Market.

BETA few small sales Of the finer tescrpttousF'e re-
ported at slight decline PoRK very fat aud pressed on
the market BACON is difficult 10 effect sss EXCEPT
. further reduction LARD has adv eaced as thus week
IN Consequence of purshsssO fulfil contract, made some
month"; sgos 90 have been sold Ct Ga Cheese H.
CURED fer and the imports small
George Ba5enoch quotes Bee ~ $ prime Mess = 5hi
lbs at ilOd rs. PoEg-Prme Mess Eastern. = 30 b,
S0d85 Westsrn no sales BAcOS-Nestern 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

The Corn market 10 without cbsses ihs TRANSACTION os
iDs TO sir for ptior u tbs To- owing 9ots
tons. according tn Brow shipey Co. Wt"Sfh Csn.i
FLOUR 81 Phil.dephs. Baltimore ssd Ohio, 40 -.
madam, .102lf; Sour l7sGlsI. WLdts ispIAN CS s
q %; Yellow and Mixed. % b 4S0 ID WHEAT, J. II q
for White. and s. 30j y 20 u for Red
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
TURKEY.

The correspondents Of The Daily Nctcs
sses that the Porte Is exeTiiug tsef with much earn
esiness - prosure modification of the jurisdiction
pow exercised by foreign Coniuls In COnstantnople
over citizens of their respective nations.
The difficulty with England respecting
the attack the ship-of.wsr Modesto, has been nd.
iusted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
INDIA.

The arrival of the overland India Mail
IL telesrsphed from msrsess. The dates ara to the
9Th August from Calcutta The Bombay mail il miss.
ing The news 10 uLimporlan..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
London Money Market.

Discount rates continue low
CoNsoLSfhe highest price daring the week lot cash La,
been C0 and the lowest 9 closing at 49, 100 for money
and 1904 for sccOuut
The Bullion in the Bank Of England smounu to sat.
2yn 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
American Securities
State of Trnde Mt aInnchester.

Bsrins Brothers say: With tho exception OF some sale
United States T. cent Bends OF 1893 at 1857 the trans
actions have been of no u -sent whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
ny lr-.NE4
Whis ,Iass Observation-Disclosures.

NV. HAyEN, Tuesdayi rsPt 90 u
Brewster's Hall is filled to oyerhowlns.
Hon DANIEL UItxASS Of New. York, and Col sEVIER
Of Ia are addressing she assembly.
The pubic buildings A-s not large enough 10 eorsaia
,hs crowd. Ani Al lunsnss assembly ccarszsi - a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
ENGLAND.

The English papers are filled almost OK
sin,veiy with Biographies of His Grace The Duke of
Msnine,on The Duke died suddenly from an spoplec.
~ On Tuesday the 18th mat, as BILE seal, Wal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

There has been perceptibe change in fooDs
the fesh engagements either in GOODs ARMS Of suh-
ciept 70 call for remarks Buyers continue TO act
with caution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Southern Steamers.

SAVANNAH Tus,day, sept p lo52.
Steamship Florida, from New York, ar
Rived here early this morning 49,,
CnARLEsroN, Tuesday Sep. -, l-j2
L. S. Mail steamship Union, Captain
Adams. arrived here from Nes.York at o'clock this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Liyernaal Corn BIa, ket.

ByT.-sr.S> 90 da,. s'en
TIE Cans1ss news caused q. sn'anee OF H. ih'h 'oi
the weak snoun. 70 9,036 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
u..-a , 'etton Market.

Upland. Isd: ", Idlirs IS als orinarJ Orleans, u .
80; Noble aad Az. 'utie i.d5!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
The IlIfno!s River.

sr LOUIS. Tuesday. Sept. =, ls52
There are % inches water in the Illinois
River, and Ii Is at a stand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
EurepesB and North American Rn,iroad Con-
tracted for 10 the Maine Line.

ST. JoHS Tuesday, Sept p, lsJ2
The Provincial Government has closed
contract with William Jackson, u r, Tor himself and
veahbv as.ocstes n England 10 buid Rail way across
New Brup,vick from NOvs Scotia TO the United States
at six thousand five hundred pounds sterling per mile,
including rolling and all equipments cOnplesa. N)va
cots pledges itself 10 construct the Railroad
shat Pro ,nce to Halifax, smultane Dusly WITH New
Brunswick. The Province takes stock ( 200 and
leaves the Company 81 600 per mile, the loan bearing
interest per cent, secured by first mortgage on the
ahole road stcck stations &c The rosd aud all equip
ments 70 be Of the best description sUch the best
gsh roads, and capable Of bsing Travelled a. the
greatest speed. Tho survey Is going with vigor.
salute will be fired, and other public manifestations
take place.
The Imperial and Provincial cruisers
~steh the coast diligently to prevent the intrusion of
American fishermen within three miles Of the land, and
drive of every yessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Freishts
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Have been sitter during the last week and notice
slight advance rates 10 New York shipping being
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Marine Disaster-Eleven Persons Drowned

NV OBLEANs Mondsyl SEPT = -
The brig Mount Vernon, from Havana,
subh and eleven persop, we're drowned. The captain
and five OF the crew were saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Prom the Bay OF 1T. Lawrence.

BOSTON, IueEday sept % I.0Z.
st. John, N. B., papers of the 9th are
received.
The Prince Edward Island Gazette con-
tsns letter from Capt Campbell of the British steam
s0op ofwar DevssaOp 10 the Governor of the Island,
dated Sept It, In whoh be states that the American
fshpg esses driven from other parts easily pro-
c.ed are now ocking In vsst mum bers TO the shores
Of that Island no less than ITO having been off the
Nor III Point on the previous Thursday he therefore
says that will require the utmost exeon to keep the
murders 10 check and proposes to leave boats at diff
ferept points and ssks the Governor 10 provide aces
of refuge BE further states that the waters Of the
store tsem with mackereI 10 fine condition, which will
DO mine of wealth TO the English II the foreigners can
be kept Oft.
The Governor. In reply, thanks tbs Captain for his
jealous services and provide places OF refuge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Canada mt Halifax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
yellow Fever at Charleston.

CEAkLKsIUNl MUH1aJi .oPL - Io'-
The Board of Health report four deaths
for the 45 hours ending at o'clock Sunday evsniog
TUEsDAY, Sept y, ls5s
Five deaths from yellow fever are re-
ported for The "a hours ending Mondsy evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
From Halifax.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, Sept %, 1852.
There lie no local news of importance.
The steamer Sir John Harvey, from
Boston, arrived here at 10 o'clock last night
A great storm occurred at Sydney on the
9th September. The shipping loading coal was much
damaged.
Arrival Of the Southern Maii-Later from
Texas-Depot soid-Whig and Democratic
Meeting.
BALTIMORE. Tuesday, Sept, %, 1852.
The mail is through from NewOrleans
a. late a. due.
The steamship Louisiana, at New-Or
leans, brings Galveston dates Of the l9th Inst.
The news Ia of but little interest.
The Attorney General had decided there
constitutional necessity for extra session of the
Legislature, and 1t would be cssd immediately.
The Depot of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Pratt shortly to be vacated, wassOd to-
day for ESQ 900. TO Company of ST. Louis Capitalists
who contemplate mailing 1t great Transportation
Depot
A Wing mass meeting is being held this
evening, In the eastern part Of the city. There Is
great crowd, aud bonfres, rockets cannon, &c, are
He order of the evening There IL much epthusissm
1esoke Wallis, who bottled Tsylor's nomination 10
1913, spoke and received great applause. N T. Mer.
lick, Davis. and others spoke.
The Democrats have a large meeting at
Fels Point Market, which lie also entbusiastic.
Both parties are aroused, ssDguine and
eager for the contest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

turned out tc the number or three or four hun
dred, to receive the delegations from Norwich, aad
"inohem County, vbO arrived in the steamer
Worcester, at about 4 o'clock. The Worcester
brought an enornoI, load OF real live Wings, from
the Eastern part Of the State, with two Brass
Bands and numberlese banners and Transparent
cie' Such procession n they made, with their
torches, has seldom stretched lueif through
Chspeist II exceeoed ali sa,icpsilons and Afforded
grahi5uE proof Of the exlItsoce OF the rtsht spirit
smorg the Wing Msses
The City ws' sstr very early yesterday mornisg but
II was nesny noon before the Procession was formed
and got under way.
TIE Procession formed In Tempt. So the right resi-
Ing rear Trinity Church The lice rsovsd as follows
From the Park to Cb,pel.., up Chspe to York dorn
York to George; down George to state up Stats 10
Chkpeli up Chapel TO Church up Church to Elm; up
Lin to The north gate Of the Park aud teRce to the
place OF meeting. at the end of the Stat, House
Previous to the arrival of tbs procession h. ~sver
very large crowd had assembled AID were calling for
Speakers
At about l2i. o'clock, the meeting was called u
der, and the following officers chosen by acclaim.
alton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

KOCHksTER, Iussdayi oTPI %
The cholera, as an epidemic, has entirely
d.sppeared from TIL. CITY. The Board Of Heslth dls
continued their reports week ago. We have nosu VI
no new cases, and NO deaths, 10 several days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

NINTH WARD.-The Wings of the.Ninth
Ward hsvs nominated for lssis,an. Alderman, SAMUEL
BaEvooRT; for Assessor. OLIVER J. WENDELL and
for Corssables, William Kugler and B. d. Wsrer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

OPPOSITION ASSEMBLY NoMisArIoNs'
CoSYLxrE.-gtp York Ciiy.-Fir's and secOna |" 49,.
L.. C,st.lct Frederick W. c. Wedstina' .Hru -.
s,,, w,,ts IA District HsEry II. H'rfai s'"~
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-15
Southern MANUFACTURES.

Adyices from Europe evidence the important
fact that the samples of cotton yarn forwarded
from Georgia and South Carolina to the continent
have been pronounced equal to the English yarns
md it has been confidently asserted that they can
be manufactured and shipped to Europe in sue
cessful competition, as to price, with the latter.
When it is recollected that England now finds
n market for her yarns on the continent Of $685.
100000 annually, some idea Of the Importance Of
this triumph of Southern enterprise may be
formed, together with its consequences.
Our information is obtained from the foreign
correspondence Of responsible European parties
familiar with the trade, and whose letters have
just been exhibited to US by highly respectable
citizen Of the South
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-15
AMERICAN sKILI,.

America during the nineteenth century, has produced
remarkable discoveries than all the other nations Of
the world combined. In chemistry the most celebrated
and skful chemists the most wise and successful phys
cians either in ancient modern times have not produced
such extraordinary remedy Railways Ready Relief
which stops the most pains in few seconds and
the quickly. Railway Co. the first and only
chemists In the universe that have succeeded In giving TO
tho world remedy possessing such quick and marvellous
virtues In every instance matter how tho pain
may be, Railways Ready Relief WILL In few minutes
ieve the most painful paroxysm 1t has cured Rheuma
lsm Neuralgia, Toothache Diarrhs, STIFF JOINTS Sick and
Nervous Headache In from fifteen minutes to four hours
Let those who suffer try 1t. 1t will surely youyou
viii ind instant relief from pain Prico 80 and IS cents
mar l2-eo3t
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-15
An Outrage.

Three barrels of revolver were last evening
fred into the front window of Mrs. Little's board
ing house, on street. at her daughter Virginia.
aged about IL or 1s years. She fortunately es-
capped unhurt.
The person who did this decd was Mr.. G
Kirby, who has not yet been arrested, He is a
young man, about 20 years old. 1t is said that
he addressed Miss Little some time since, but
that there has been some estrangement or alien
alton of late; that he was in fact rejected
sutton Thi. is the common rumor.
We doubt not that MIR. Kirby viii be arrested
and punished he can plead no prerogativo, no
license for assassination!