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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
WASHES roR Walls Or Fgxcss.

A DuRABLE WHlTEwAsH.-Slack one
peck of quick lime in hot water and add,
while hot, six lbs. OF hogs lard or any
other grease. too lbs. Spanish whiting
and three gills Of salt. Stir 'he mixture
we'll. and apply while hot. Neither rain
nor dampuess will change the color OF
this wash for years.
WIsR pOR PLA~rEaISs.-Take ~
mGch whiting - is necessary for the sur.
face required. and mix j, with milk 10 ,h~
thickness of paint. Aid Q gill OF salt,
dissolved in warm milk, and a half pound
of dissolved glue to every gsllon, and then
stir in more whiting nil the wash is Of
the right consistency to lay on. A little
indigo will give . sky-blue, chrome vel.
low, IN orange, and vsnitian red, lilac
hue. This wash is very aurable.-BGlt.
Saw.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
NEW TELEGRAPH.

ffoasa's Printing Telegraph, !. now IN
Opeta.ioa j Hahimcre. BY the old plan,
sharks weie i.lden;ed on paper, 10 such
manner dat those Who understood them
could tfsnslate them into letters and words.
The mschiae prints the letters On paper.
The clipper says eli Is worked by
kevs. bosuewhai in the fOrm OF those OF
q risso. each key acting on letter Of the
alnhbet. II operates with great rapidi
~. EHd produces bold and legible print,
Gich saves oil trouble Of transesibing.
Tis Telegraph must sUpersede ell 9th
81; and, we think, canuot be improved
lpon. Whilst viewing the machinc,
despatch was received, presenting to US
Jthe compliments Of the opersiors at Will
snington, neatly and accurately printed
I--thus aff;ording as q specimen Of ,he
performance of the Instrument, and the
correctness with which DISPATCHES can BE-
sent by this novel mode OF communicative.
We thought the old mede wonderful but
Ii required much labor in TRANSFERRING,
vhick was sometimes done in writing not
he most legible. We could hardly have
Gnticipased, that the iitue would arrive
Shen the Telegraph would be converted
INTO . printing press, 10 scatter inielli-
Fence throughout the country in q few
moments. But here 10 the instrument
before "a. exhibiting the most eEtraordi
nary results Of human Ingenuity. Seeing
this machine ius0ferRrion. we are almost
tenPed % give ctedence to ihe spirituaI
= beppitgs, or TO say other thing marvel
oas ed iIcomprthensibie; Tor this in.
AeasiOAnay be truly ciassed among the
cost vpdeSful discoveries Of this won.
Nrful&e. We can nov talk to q dis.
tam I'D in print. and bold social con.
~ersAa IS though he were present"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

nj Office is hereby given that 81
1V Election will I've held on TUESDAY.
rHs % OF NOVEMBER NEAT, inthe several
election districts of Sc Aary's county.
for The purpose of choosing eigh, ELEC.
TORS for the State OF Maryland, to
select President and Vice President
Of the United States. The polls 10 opsn
at 0 O'Clock, A. NJ, and close a. 6, :. DC.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of
October, 1852. ..r,. .l~ ..
G. laDURaNT, Sheriff
October 7. ls52-te. ~
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

ITO PaEvkSr laoN And Srk.e fA'a
.prxr-uea, he ICON or -ieei NIL il bariis
,h. hands. and then rub il 9th . piece ot
nnre khi,e var. aud polish il wi'a . piece
'of closh or so's iesii,er. Inis s'nPie Up
.rs,;o.,. IL !. stated, oil. the pores OF The
,,e,al I: and. d~seaIs ii entirely from rus.
.,-x.n ,ho.sh i, should be exposed % n,'is-
,ure.-Bail. Ssa.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
PART OF .aMERICUS FELIX SEcU
UUS
containing I2l acres, mere or less.
COnstabie's Sale.

DY virtue Of three writs Of Fieri Fa
- cias issued BY a Justice Of the
Peace at The State Of Maryland. in and
for the ST. Mary's county. one at the
suit Of II. 8. Manning, u" Of George T..
Hammeit, one al the suit Of John Il
Abell, use of George T. Hammett, aud
one at tire sui, Of Elizabeth Helen
against the goods aud chsseis, lands AMI
tenements Of Henry l., Goddard. VIM
+. GreenwelI and George +. Hamme,t.
and 10 ne directed, have seized and
taken in execution all the right, title,
interest, properly, claim aud demand, al
Law AMI liz Equity, Of the said Henry l..
Goddard, WIN. r. Greenwich and
George +. Hammett in and to the fol
lowing property, TO wit 4 tract az par
Gel OF land called and known by the
name OF
T.B..4E0 R0PEWELL'S CH.iECE.
or by Whatever rame or names the same
NAV I've called. being tie land wherein
the sail Henry l. Goddard nov resides.
containing 1853 ceres more or less also
a 10, of Hogs AMI Sh:ep And hereby
give notice tina, on Saturday, the goth
CAV OF November next, between the
hours of 8 aud II o'clock, A. NJ, ] will
expose to public ssle, on The premises,
the above described property. so seized
and taken in execution, to the highest
bidder for cash.
JOHN L. CECIL, Const.
October %, lS52-ts.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
NEW GOODS.

UlIiE subscribers have just received
= large aud well selected Stock OF
Fall aud Winter Goods, 10 which they
invite the attention of their friends and
the public generally.
They name, in part, a. follows
Brown and bleached muslins, linens.
kers.ys, sstin.Its, heavy cloths, &c
prints of every style and quality, mo use
line de LANES and csshmeres cloths.
cass,mers AMI v's,ings Of superior quail.
"; large lot Of ally made overc"ats,
me f.ocn and dress ditto saddles, bri.
dses, uunss. sc: s-larse LOT Of heavy
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
tNo. I North Liberty 81. Ba!,ino

me. I North Liberty Vt. Ba!tinore.)
TNHE undersigned, late of ST. Mary's,
Il have associated themselves together
in the above business. They keep con-
s,an,iy on hand The choicest OYSTERS.
LIQUORS. SEGARS &c. &c, and
respectfully request 9 call from their
friends in st. Mary's when they visi,
the city.
ALEXANDER CAYWOOD
WILLIAM ID. GLADSTONE.
Del %, ls52--tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

Or u Is MT, We believe. saws Cad.
10 Gazette, generally ki,swn. thlDsve
Marin, OF the Louisiana DensocrEwroie
he beautiful song. Esin Is nv saae."
sach 10 the fact. meyerthrless The
words were written, ne music cqposed
END the song sung on one aud fhsa,ne
night at c"Hviviai parry ia CiunnAsi.
Is u not 50, friend Dave
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

q Robert Ford will address, their Eel
low Citizens Of Saint Mary's County,
upon the issues involved in the Presi.
Dental Canvass, at the following places
& times -
at The Factory, on Thursday ISL inst.
nj Charlotte Hall. i" Friday ~
at Cha p,ico. " Saturday 80
October %. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
l.nI1R- THANKS.
New EirTn-EevV Goods.

New EirEn-NeW Goods.
= OEER aud Abell return ulelr sin
IL cere thanks to their friends aud the
pubic for the liberal patronage herei"
fore extended so them, and. announce
that they have associated Mr.. Thos. r,
Harris with them in The Mercantile
business The firm viii De known for
the future as Locker. Aball and tn.
They have removed TO the large and
roomy store house torm.r iy occupied by
Meyenbers and Bros, where they have
Just received from Baltimore first rate,
large, aid we'll selected stock OF Z,
NEW GOODS FOR TIE FALL,
Comprising DRr EnoDs. GsocERiEs.
QEEx<wARe, HARDwAsE Razor MADE
Clothing, bIOTs, SHoEs AMI every arti.
Gle usually found In a country Store.
They invite attention 10 their assortment,
aud engage to sell as cheapas any oihss
House in the Coun,y, for cash, or, upon
short time, TO Punclual Customers.
Cali 10 see them.
Oct 2s, iS52-sf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
S,rERsFC'S SALE.

TOY virtue Of wri, Of Fieri Faciss,
NJ issued from the Court of Appeals
At the suit Of Thomas w. Morgan. use
CT Sarah C. Cough and Benedict |.
Heard, Executors of. ]. Cough, against
the goods and ch2,teis. lands AMI tene.
mems Of William T. Maddox and B-n-
iamin G.. Harris, surviving ob!ignrs Of
Joseph Ford. John Green~sll, of Philip
and Joseph K. Greenaeli, and 10 ME
directed. | have seized ard taken in
execution all"ths right, title, interest,
property. CAIN and demand, at Law,
and in Equity, Of the said William I.
Maddox AMI B-njsm min &. Harris sursi
wing oblgors Of Joseph Ford. John
tIreenwelI Of Phil AMI Joseph X. Green
we'll in and T. the following properly.
10 wit: One tract or parcel OF land cal
led and known nv IN. name of
PART OF .aME RICUS FELIX SECUE.
DUS.
containing I2l acres, more or less.
And hereby give notice that on Tues.
dav, the 23l day OF November next,
h.,ween the hours of l2 clock, NJ and
4 o'clock p. NJ. | will expase to public
auction a. tn. Court House door III
Leonard Town. The above DESCRIBED
properly, ~ seized and taken in execu'
tion, TO the high Il bidder for cash.
G. J.. DURANEaAen
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

FLORIDA Recommendations sm all
but two small counties, Holns and
Walton, give Broome, drsn. for Cseraor,
2sS over Ward, whig ndsNasws, dem.
Tor Congress, l9S ever Cabes wing.
Holmes and Walton gave Cell ,~c
years ago lis majority. wardsnd Ca.
bell are certaia!y defeated.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

wuwewa The steamer Osre.
a ola will, on: Sunday.
-SsSsss;T;sss - az,he ID Oeioaer, CON.
mence running regu.
larly between the above places. Leay.
ing Washington every Sunday Mt ]
o'clock, A. NJ. Returning, leave Balh.
more every Tuesday NJ 8 o'clock. r.
NJ.
She will touch regularly going an.l
returning, a, Leonardtown and Cone Yiv.
er, and at all the usual landings on Abe
Potomac, for signals or 10 land.
Passage and fare % and fr6s9 Bain.
more or Washington, 81, 50. e
Freight taken on moderate terms. E
The Osceola will arrive nj Leonard
Town abou, Q o'clock on Sunday, and
abou: 6 o'clock on Wednesday fnornink.
=. JAMES MITCHELL. Cspss2
October ., 1859. =, :. a.. -,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
Read The new advertisements Of 10 day

We publish the following table showing
the number Of Electoral votes 10 be given
BY the several States at The Presidential
election hex, Tuesday. The election Tor
electors of President and Vice Presiden,
takes place on the same day in all the
States throughout the Union.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

Frosn positive inability to do the
work in proper time, we we're compelled
20 omit our regular issue last week
This disappointment cannot have been
more annoying 10 our readers than Il was
10 ourself; but, having now secured the
services of an abe practical assistant,
who will shortly enter upon the discha rye
of his duties. we can assure them Of some
What lsss Of disappointment in future.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
NosE ALTERED NorEs There ere

NOES ALTERED N0rEs There ere in
circulation Eve dollar bills on The CHI.
zens' Bank Of Baltimore, altered from
ones, having the figure 5 pasted over the
original figure. and The words Hce doitars'
placed over the words " one dollar" in the
body Of the bill. The alteration il neatly
executed. bat The plate is altogether diff
frreu, from that of the issues of higher
denomination.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
HORSES! MULES!

fNHE subscriber informs the citizens
= OF 81. Mary's shat he will be in
Leonard Town on Tuesday newt. 2nd OF
Nov, with several horses and forty he al
of fine mu!eS.
lie also wants TO purchase hundred
head O: Cattle.
JAMES SHREEvES.
Oct. "a, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

LnoE Our POR ALTERED NorEs.-Bank
of Baltimore uo'es for 81 altered TO $20's,
are offered in our city IN immense mum.
bers. Seventeen were detected yesier.
dav, although the alteration had been
made in O manner cacula;ed - deceive
the unwary. Oar mercantile community
and the ciiizsns generally wilt do we'll
to remain on the sHi uive for these new
and dangerous fraudulen' isslIes -.71gHS.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

PROFITABLE FARnIxG.-A farmer In
Euclid, Ohic, has this season raised 5000
bushels Of potatoes on I'D acres Of ground.
and marketed them in Cleveland At so
CENTS ne. hushei.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
DiED,

4 n ta;s county, al Wsfnestay, Or ,ns':'
afisr . short illness. Mas GEOR6iAN-
Ma SLYEs, aged Is years.
In baltimore. on "Wednesday 2lss inst
Mr.. mo. e. HUNTINGTON fecen'y
OF this county, aged about . years.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
MARRIED.,

On Tuesday. 26,h inst BY Rev NJ.
N.,s M GEORGE w. RICHARD
son ,oNi<< MARY e.. daughter OF j..
Tbo,yp.oa Yates. ESQ.,, eli ofibls county.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
FALL CLOTHING! FALL cLorR.


NOSES WOLF, formerly Psdisr,
Iva Isses this opportunity 90 ths.'A,n<
his friends tor iII. Patronage 1t>tVa vi
upon him. aud b-ps 10 announc. that ~
has just returned from Nav f"Rx viii
a very extensive STOCK Of the best FALL
CLOTHING. HIGH he is enabled, by
his system Of q.
small. PROFITS and QUICK RE.
TURNS tc self a; leas, Zoe per cen. cheap.
ef than any other house in the ci,y.
He has also e large supply OF SER.
WANTS CLOTHING. ~hi.h he el.er.
lower ready made than the Farney has
1Rsaax. for The stuff. Remember .Chesp
E.aPoFiuml
30 Wes, Prat. street,
8 doors above ilanovef street
baltimore.
October u. l85e--iw. -. =, a.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

Way down upon the Sawaey river,
fass far agay--
DAh's whaAnay heart IL suruiaR ever, &
Dah's wha che old folks STAY.
al Up sn6 dossn the whole creation,
Sadly Fsams--
0siii longink sor the old plsntsiion,
And for the old olks II home.
al she world On sad and dreary.
Evnwy shore roam--
On. d9Fkisss how nv heart grows weary.
Par lrom De old folks 81 Home.
All sround ,ke little farm | wandered.
when vas young
Len usany happy days squandered.
Mans De songs ] sung;
Wen was Playing sid my brodder,
Happy was IL
- take me 70 me kind old mudder.
LAB les ne live and DIE.
'qil tsss e AL the world, &c.
Ine little but among the bushes,
4 One thar Z Iove-
Ill scadly y ss,y naemnrx r,hhes. -
xgsE --zae =
i WiIE ! IIAar lhe bees . Eunsmihg
su0ng 5e comb
will hear the bsuio trimming,
20 in my good old Home
g w. al! The world, &c.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
SILVER WARE.

GOLD SILVER FORKS; Table.
- Deser, and Tea SPOONS ; Silver
Tea Sets, of the richest and most elegant
pate rms Silver Phchers.--Also, p.
FINE GOLD WATCHES;
Rich Plated Casters Baskets Candle
sticks elegant Pearl Jewelry, &C., for
sale by.
SAMUEL KIRK & SON,
Gold and Silver Smiths. 4
No, liz Baltimore street,
Oct. ., Iss7-In.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

Dawn ScHLKr ESQ editor Of he Freq
erick EsanliRer, we regret 10 learn lis
dead.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

eyes; = fuA suit OF hair, growing low
on his neck; small ears; and very
large feet. lie has relations at Mr.
Robert Thompson's on Chesapeake Bay.
and may probably 5e lurking ia that
neighborhood. 4 win give the above 70.
ward ii taken ont If the State; $50, IL
taken cut Of the County; Or 30. ifta-
ken in the County. - - -
I. HENRY HAMMETr- -
Miie<town, 81. Mary's Ca. I'd.
OeteeeS =. Ie52--H 81
Por Tobacco Times please copy cstil
forbidden and send bill 20 advertiser.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
BALTIMORE MARKET.

WHEAr.-Owing to light receipts &
the English advices, there was, on Wed.
n-sday, an advance in prices with sales
nf fair good to prime reds a, SO 90 n's
aud fair to sirictl! prime whites Al 3 J
cents. .
CnRs.-The. supalies ofsa
small. The sales throughout
have generally been at 7Oa72 c. 'r
white aud 1913 eta for yellow. al I'VE
quote same rates to day. New corT ha.
a wide range OF prices according to con.
dilion aud quality. Parcels. suitable for
Aonsiny, sell at 65A70 cts. and other lots
50a6S cents.
TosAcc0.-Shippers having brought
freely for some time past, and the season
for shipping 10 Europe being nnw nearly
over, the brixkness which has heretofore
characterized the market has considerably
abated, and prices of some descriptions
slightly decllsed. Frosted and common
qualities OF Maryland canno, he sold
except ut o decline Of abou, % cents,
while good qualities Of which the receipts
are small, remain 4: former rates. -.7HeT-
icaa Of Saturday.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

Slave States, including Delaware, Is ;
electoral vote, il9. Free Safes, l6 :;
electoral vote l16.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

Ono. PENNSYLVANIA, and INDIANA have
gone for the Democrats, in The late State
elections, by large majorities.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

We are requested 10 a. SION 4
Go JOsrrH scHszrzs's> s5r.N Can
belt day according 90 sdvtsissemets.l
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

The Presidential Election takes place
on Tuesday Wexr, 81 of November, and,
10 view thereof. we place, q. the head
of our columns, the State Electoral tick.
els Of the two partie<. In our nett issue,
we expec, TO lay before our readers the
decision Of the people upon the great
question, which Of The two prominent can
dids,es now before them ~ill he our next
President.
In this conuection, we beg leave to re.
call 10 the recollection Of the county =
suggestion that every exchange paper
con,ains, and which. we are sure. will BE-
responded to. very generally, by our PEG.
pie. II is that boxes. with The inscription
" One dime to The .Memory Of Washing.
tou," be placed at the Election polls in
the several districts OF our county, for
Contributions 10 the National Wash'ngtox
.Monumem.
We see il estimated that 2,926, $50
votes will be polled st the coming cleo
lion add, if each voter will contribute
only half dime, the large sum Of i46,-
3I7 would be raised. Who could or
would refuse TO give this small sum for
90 noble purPose7 The idea is eener-
ally abroad, and is everywhere received
win favor ---in,iee6s %every- equity
throughout the Union, il is expected. the
plan will be adopted. Will glorious old
S.. Manifestations in the hallowed
"reminiscences, connected with the cause
of Civil Religious Liberty, which so
proudly cluster around her historv,-be
backward, when called upon to express
her admiration Of G40rse Washington,
rhs immortal champion Of that noble
cause and 90 wanting to her own fame,
as 10 withhold her mite from raising TO
the skies q towering Monument, which,
while il Justly honors Washington. will
also perpelus,e the triumph Of the P,inci-
pies she was the frs, to proclaim!
Wu,s RARRacuE.-We had not the
pleasure of being presen, at the barbecue
given by the wings OH Thursday last.
| bu, understand that the attendance Of PEG
pie was quite large, and the manage
men, Of the affair very creditable ia every
particular. The meeting was addressed
by Henry w. Thomas and Through The
courtesy of the whigs) Benjamin G Hsr
ris Esus. of the county; by the Hon
John N. s. Causin, and also by Richard
r. Nerrick ESQ. Of Baltimore. The I'D.
dresses are represented to Us o. having
been all forcibe and stirring -Messrs.
Causin & Merrick, particularly. sustain
ing their previous reputation OF able and
eioquen, speakers.
The Wing pole, raised on The occasion,
: was o.na menied by a splendid new flag,
presented 10 the wings of he County by
DR.. J. Hanson Thomas of Baltimore.
DANIEL WEBSTER vas dangerously i'll,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

10 RAN AWAY from tina Sub.
49, scviher oa Saturday 2pd. Sns.,,
g .tsRO MAN ROBERT. he
1T iass years ofjage; abou, O tes
-. high; HACK with lasssl fuli
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

DANIEL WEBSTER was dangerously Ill,
bv The latest accounts from Baltimore,
and had been given up by his physicians.
We are fearful that the next mail will
bring the sad intelligence Of bic death.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

5 Uive-Fne . cali. ~
.l+,sEPn ScHUErER,
yrXy sToRr AT-rEiE Old STAND,
-. s-s5aes a.kF ApTlCO.

~
NEW STORE .AT-rHE Old STAND,
- 10. CHAPTsCO.
THE undersigned, having leased. for
y term of years. the well known Aer.
cantiie Stand of ID. q. Gamer zEsq. i'm
M Village Of Chaptico, siEforms his
fri-nds and the Public, that be has jas.
RECEIVED and Il nov opening we'll Sc.
lec,ed Stock OF Day Goons, GsocRxlEs.
&c, suitable for = Country Store |; and
shat he Is determined 10 sell them ~ <he
lowest possible prices, Prefering Quscz
SALgs swith Sa4LL ePROFirs.
He therefore s5licits share Of patron.
age. and gives assurances that he will
do every thing 10 his power % give
sstisfaction. Aa
JOHN A: BURROUGHS
Chaptieo Oct. "a. 1859. s.sw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-16
mo CAR-BUILDERS and RAILROAD

u COMPANIES.-The occupation OF my time FOR some
weeks pAst in taking testimony defend nay nights and
IL nskts Il the public against the Combination" wins
as seeking 70 establish monopoly thst aey nay eI,en
thsr prices for Springs and other kaonSI es
6ay and associatesthe containing certihcats Of
Xnba Gortoa, stating that some OF my Spyiegs froze,
kvt which they have returned, proved 70 have
sn ozsn and the ohe denying that obtained the pre-
Sium Of the American Institute, in October last. for The
~ an offset 10 that clasy and Device sab
nit tks following from Meurs Lppncou Miner, eI'eu
i've Car Builders, Of Mauch Chuck. Pa. one of Gus
4 he o. ne lot thar Kmbsli Gorton's
hundred sprng and used them in ae coolest sections Of
that Stste This consider sufficient answer to that
manufactured certificate to break down individual snergy
ap1 enterprise, and build up vast monopoly.
81 NAUcH CHUNK, Carbon Co, Pa, Fob 20, 1852
( m. H. DaY-Dear cir We have been using your make
d Rabbcr spnes under the coal cars that we have been
IIsr ARTICLE Of the KIND we have SEEN ans take
pleasure IN recommending them to those ouaiHg raikoae
ears Yours, respectfully, ,x,
The fact that am selling for ffy good. if not
bs.tsr Syringe than the combination charging seventy
genuine patent will sufficiently EXPLAIN the Railroad
public why they are resortng to such despcabie means 70
ssSIisSed With t6s different roads. enrTsaiss my
cpbss to stand all varieties Of climate IN the United
Safes and TO as long any ether Rubber spnns IN
use on any Of the roads in the Union.
lfspeat the public that IN October last she American
Institute ded the Premium for the best Car Spring
ahsr fair between mine and Rays BY reference to
u swsrds published by the Institute itself at that time
ypen its own records, and IN the papers a ,as oty ths
the New Car coSpans
Gu cd the csrtcate the, have published neither know
a the time and in the same public manner, all other
awards the American Institute ads ana puolshed
land Car Company il any such exist have been
cured within few days past in manner asd by means,
Dat to The least Of it, surrounds 1t With suspicion and
ldsst of India Rubber in the United States
: Owner OF ~ India kub6sf Patents.
No