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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

DIANO-FORTES and MELODEONS
Il FOB SALE.-Persons about purchasing Pianos OF
Meiodeons. invited 10 call al BENNETT cos
Wareroo No l52 Futon St. second floor, least sids u
Broadway where they will find assortment OF the ned
osd Pisno-Eores and 1elodeons Every
iDstrussnt warranted for two and when doubts
expressed Ia the quality, the payment may be withheld
until doubts removed Old Pianos recslyed in
part payment for New and secondhand Pianos
To let y29u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
AZ PRTVATE SALE.-The four story

AT PRIVATE SALE.-The four story
IN brick basement House and LIE. Of Ground, kno~n
as No as Lennox psce Vest 22dst os~eea 'hs e.a
aud eh-avs The house finished 10 elegant d.ie' eps
with III modern improvements for convenience anu Ia @
most substantial manner by days work tor tne present
ewIer The house new, having been thneo qhe ysa,
and Isl size "a feet inches by a Zee. IN depth ,he o'
the sane width OF the house by half the DOCK IA oepa
portion Of the eau be purchased ~'h the
IF ctsred about half Of the purchase money eau re-
main ca bond and mortgage. If desired x,,.. :.
Also ore Lot of Ground the north sac Of s,l 81
about us feet east Of d-av SIZE % by i'' ee "
depth. .x.-...~ -.
NV In ANTHONY J. BLEECK GR. Aacloaeer.
Sf9x No. Rrold-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
Diaus-fories.

" +. HARRISON has removed his
manu- csory snd ~sIsTooms from No y Cans-st.
to No 81 Mercer-st between Bfoone and Grand sts,
where may be foand splendid aIsortnsnt Of Piano.
Fortes j3l Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE or EX-

II 'OCl N OLA
~ CRANGE-Suated in the tswn OF Rye, Wes:shes-
ter Co consisting Of and half siery cottage N,So.
with two gs, piazza all around. hard walls kitchen
ran &C. &C. with large and commodious barn, zoe house,
wash and poultry houses large garden with every variety
OF fruit, berries shrubbey end flowers and about five
OF land Of the very best quality, containing an or
chsrd Of so young apple trees ali grated and bearing 1t
is Of the most desirable neghborhoods In the country
being the immediate vicinity of the Of Martin
Hoffman, ESQ ,E X Collins 8. + Mott. Esq Schureman
Hase ad ESQ and DR. Jay. ontng Long Island sound.
about half mile frem the Railroad Geoo! where trains
stop daily TO and from New York. viii sell or exchaage
for real estate in Eew-YoTk. Brooklyn or Wlansougt
The furniture whchs nearly new and OF the best quality
the farming utensils consist Of HOckaway farm
and ght sleigh harness robes horse, COW poul
trv &c will he sold anged with the farm If wanted
There is an Episcopal and Methodist Church in the vii
iage and Presbyterian Church witnsn short distance
stores three hotels two butchers -four schools Pube
private and close 20 the water where there Is good
fshirg shooting bathing and boating Aecut 5000 Of the
purchase may remain band aud mortgage
N B-You leave thvfe in the morning and be IN
New York by O'Clock. and leave NewYork again at 81
in the evening giving person plenty Of time to transact
his bus,nes in the city. For terms apply to
DANIEL p. SMITH.
JIG lmTuTh&Ss Nos. 100 anu i22 Fultcn-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
NOR SALE.--A small new cheap Cot

NOR SALE.--A small new cheap Cot
Il tsge with 10 acres unmPrOved iaud. for $3.50, $loo
down. III balance msnthly. Also, TO- 20 aud 40
Lots without sac fayo able
terms The lands situated Long Island Rail-
road q ride from the CITY IT Bro0kn The soil is
good fo farming gardening purposes lage Fine
produced the lands the ast Also this
soil 10 we'll adapted or fruit. Grapes in particular Me
chanics and others wishing comfortable home for them
selves and families pleasant and healthy place
there in the Estate, and Cor The which you would
lave 10 for two three ront in the City, call
the subscriber and 20 and eIanihe for yourselves.
J3l lms A. MoCOrTER, No 1873 L ulton- st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
DILES.-DE CRAFTS PILE REa.

DlLES.-DE CRAFTS PILE Me-
n EDY-An EIterlsl pol cstios.-Thls pfeps .sss,sl
truly the blessing sfthe sge, for thogsaads nav
years o. pam and torment from Piles ard wsas o.s4v
Hnu'd iof years ~ CONE, but for DE 0hAis 10 VI
MANY That have used it eIclaim, would ~ - 49,
icne for the benefit have from the ~
Another says, =" IL acted ike charm ID my ess ,Tjsn
mas ye, been disappointed. except happily ~
promptly attended to. directed. post pad To- ux.s.e
ID. DE GRAFF. No. Az ~, "
may te had Of the following druggists 70 s ..rassr
CIumble No 200 Bowery. p. Dorsmns, Ne ",ryscfssS
g.; Z kinr, No 10, Broadway e Ly?n Ne Husyg
g Jonex Bailey. No. 81 Mscdougal s. "
No ici 9th ay J. C. Huntington. No III - cr yi q.
worcester, NJ, 321 Broadway; Headiey W VpS
ana 18Th st.: John Meskir No 81 Bfosa~ u~scsar
Or, lth st. AMI 9Th az: y. b. Warner. No In'sa "
g.; 81. 4 pslssy, No 4ai Pearl.s; y d. IA ~
IN BOwerY Deliuc Co, No. 33l Brosdwyv. ~ 4:
t33 Broadway: e W, Harrington. 9Th sv s9 r..Ss r.
kkeI Bsrrisn, No. 333 sth-sv. Gab.adn = Css
leo eth-sv J CoddiDgton, No us Br9sa~ssy isna
b. Cox, Ne 10 sIh ay 1bos. p Morris Ne a. ~
ST. W y. Smith, No. l2I 7th- 8. Eliot. w.. a,H
llst-st. John Fsber. No as 9Th AZ. and at corr
and Hudson SITS corner Grand and Elm; r,ekssA
av., and all respectable d. uggiss also Of joss
City Aren't No. III GFeenwlch-R " imSs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

NOR SALE-A very beautiful! M Ian.
4ar,, "a on. .rrs Of Lad. hlied with u s;,s and
shsic; :5Tg.ss :'s,s' P 81 S Tle:s
New B ~ r1.:,sa 1 hsas t,.ny Az
osy ies nst from 'as o S., arsfs l'' For
York and Pal atei pai@ Sc PETER CONOYER,
ncaSS No 100 George st. New BrensNek M
,.oUSE ard LOT for SALE-The
49,. ,ar, txiok HOUSE No. 9, Carsis 81 f.s
ioule saHs essn ocoepsns ece n,as,
was IN Of he furniture would be sold win tbs
house n cssed TwoinTds OF she puro.aSs ",oey 'sat
ISsMp,HHySoR az k4ynor' bookstore. No. Is Borey.
42s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
DFAuM0NT'S PATENT STARCH

B POLISH for giving beautiful gioss 70 Lnens. Nue.
h. Cauhuc Collars, SHIRT Bpsams. Collars. &c ~
peveuis he III sesips The LADIES' eits isss ssao
nee aflon viii be fully realized. n. -One cake VIII do
80 dorsa Of clothes Manufacturers DeYa! NO soye'
~ Nez.York JeS Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
TIA. TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA
IL manufactured by the celebrated Chemist ana Pr

sican.
JAS. r chiffon. MD.
has been mostsuccessful Ia the Of COUGHS C0LW
INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. aud ALL
LUNG COMPLAINTS, the primary causes Of
CONSUL PTION.
which ought be neglected They shoudbs proa
attended to in the earliest stages not By violent irsF
ment, for this frequently aesrsvates them bit By sss
DR. 8. p. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARILLA, whrA o.
tans Just the qualities that requisite Ia ksse cu
IL acts as mud Alternative and erpec srsnt thus amgN
the action Of the system and enabling 90 thrsvdA
complaint l! is the very best family mediciss that lS
ever been Invented. and mother who cares tof he
health Of her children should be without supply al
times in the house. II half tho slight colds slf
attended to IN time b. using this simple remedy, whst
large amount Of sickness and suffering mhxh. be avels
say nothing Of Doctors bills" Ole dollar, paid f0i
bottle Of Dr.. To~nsends ssrsapsrilla will do more ssa
and be much better laid GU, than to pay ten tines ias M
smount 10 doctor for JUST CALLING TO SIX Y0u.
We could FL pages with certificates proving the bsssia
that many have received from the use Of
THIS SARSAPARILLA
We will only, however, give below, ior ertrics hs
some Of the certificates ia with tbs saz"
Of those who have been cured.
mr. THURMAN MATTocKs, Golden. Ems County, n U"
Fortwo years WAS sf' c.ed with hacking cough, @cs1
panied With pains IN the SIDE and chest and fOI I n'sn
confntd to hs bed. few BOTTLES IL Dr. p Tosa'sait
Compound Ettfact oil Sanipsrhs, has restored Die
perfect health again.
hr WILLIAM RUSSELL. Ne IS Carmns 81 ,NY-w
cured Of Dad cough and splitting Of blood bT ~ 49,
tkis medicine. .
Dir. JONATHAN TAYLOR. Eaton. C. L., wrtss Us sA.s
wife has been entirely cured of pt0B (brsugn
BY taxing slight cold By using fe~ bottles Of W.
y. Townsend sanspsrilla
Rev NJ GONZALES, Missionary TO the Petasc.
writes rs tha, from fair tria Of Dr. Tswsssads slnt
paila he safely recommend 1t a the bsss remedy
Influenza -
Rev. sANuEI WHITE, Pastor the Baptist Church eL
after suffering from pulmonary sfs ,tIoa OF the Lis.l
sId other slsrnn symptoms Of Consumption, ss cur"
by DR. r Townsends SarsaDaTlls. -.
Rev J. o. TrNIs0S, RAILWAY, N j.. had been ffttwsS
time afflicted Wi constant and a ming irntlt.A
throat ard lungs Was cured By tns use Of Dr. 81
TowDSepa's 9ai saparilla II.
DR.. s. p. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARfLLA is nov mtss
tures by The Proplis tors under the dect supsTvs's'
superinteI deEce Of
DR.. JAMES r. CHILTON, Chemist n.
whose certificate prIn ed green paper. 10 psstse
outs wrapper Of earn b. tile and DIR. r. Is-hs~s
Signature ON ne steel pls:e engraving Buy s's'
the ceftihca,e.
ALL OTHERS ARB CoUSrgeHEiIs .rsr.
PRINCIPAL RETAIL OFFICE. NO 81 NAsssrasfaty
NY; III misbs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

~ TINEiJust received. Large qusI t1y Of tins very
sp.ror sIcls "A the eebaied factory OF Soye ana
rnyurso y be TIE bes aud cheapest now
ID use FOr sale BY the Asen- for the United sstes We
cpes gwen gratis. GEO. sCStN EN- NO 1881 Na's's''
ia me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

VNO LEASE-The four Dwelling Houses
j. ara Lots Nos s05 201. 2Os and 2l0 Wam-st. for
term Of 81 years For particulars, apply TO
BENJAMIN VAN RADES,
No I56 hujsop-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
NOR SALF-The COUNTRY SEAT,

NOR SALE-The COUNTRY SEA
the property Of the late Jonathan Lawrence Es9 Of
this city situated Hopewen, IN the County Of Da.cnes
sb0ut miles from tho Hudson River. The property c-
usts If four acres Of land high state OF improvement
with admirable dwelling house barn csrIsgs asa Sqs
cultivated dprct, connected BY plank roads win the W.
ags of and the Hudson River Railroad sno
p TIE Immediate vicinity OF church and school Tne
nrons,ty r question offers Inducements to those
iesirpe cheap and In all respects cominedIcas country
'' s,s 2r HOMER MORGAN. No. Pins-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-

IN DENCE ct ELIZABETHTOWN, N. j., situated
nearly opposite the residence of Gen Scott for sale or to
city property The house is large and con-
vsnn hall running through the center There sisoa
good house &c. the premises with great va
nety OF fruit and shIubbery Inquire Of r. HAL
efED, No. 81 wan-st., rof 7. HALEY, on the prem-
sea Ii3 ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

TO LEASE-Tweive to twenty Lots of
Il ground rs by l00 for term Of PEARS, Cherry st.,
between Corears and East River SITS Inquire at Fulton
Foundry office, "a Corlears corner of Cherry at.
PEASE MURPHY
For sale IL second hand boilers j3l iH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

NOR SALE-A very choice FARM.
u situate about milo from the City Of New BrnRs-
wick ~ j. containing eight, acres. well watered. album
dance fruit and all perfect order. The dwelling
house large and nien with ,tious 0uthud-
iBgs ever variety adapted the Of the farm These
premises oended 10 any person wishing good
wi, he promptly attended to by PETER CONOVER. No.
10 George a.. New b. nnsMlCk. n ]. l27 6iruThkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
Gouses to fet.

TO LET-(Possessicn given immediate.
H-rii let Of May. 1883 the four story Hous, VIII
rocsfn Improvements No 50 Greenwich sv lately o-cu
pied az BoafoDs -houss ApPly On the pre- nises BE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
7 CRAWBUCK's UPHOLSTERY,

gAYiGS Aa6 TOUPEES-Tte oest and
st cheapest IL tas city ean he iound al HAICHf
/, cs'9 ca sbrsted VIA Factory No. Hst-si sau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
NOR SALE-Stamford, Conn. The late

NOR SALE-The three story new
II BRICK HOUSE. No. l3i East 10Th at with all the
modern improvements Apply az No 1870 Tenth St, non
3d-av. .
Alsa tue three story and attic Brick House No is5
East 18th st finished in the best manner and complete
with ell he modern improvements Apply as above.
2f 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

mo LET.-The modern built House No.
III West 2ithst between 7th and 9th posses
sion gwen Immediately. Inquire 81 GEO. McCORD,
jl6 las No. - Willism-st., OF Ill 2tth- ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

CHINA CLAY.--l00 tuns afoat aud IN
~ s,cte, for sale by JAS DERBICKSON CO..
ito II no. 100 tm'ob 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

>OR SALE-On Brooklyn Nights, the
y House and Lot No. Is Willow g., one Of the meet
essses ecat'css IN Brooklyn, beng sss I've mia-
IVES wax LON Fulton Ferry. The House u two story
riss tesfiy hnishsd tAs Lo< q BY ia3 feet VII b
sold 90 sss tsrne s3a 81 SO nay remain O. mortgage
%ppy ." tji3ul JNo. H. DUNkELL, Ne Is CLdH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
.OUSE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Il sale first class brick House, two-stones with
attic basement and under ct liar 23It2 lot 210o located
of the est streets in the village and
way desirable as a &c steel residence Apply to
jl3 lmTuTh&Ss HOMER MORGAN, No Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
EOR SALE in BROOKLYN-House

LNUR SALE IN BKUUKL N--IlOuSt
Il and Lot No IS Warren ST. between Henry aad
Clinton s,s South Brook yn. Lot "a 70, with we'll
arranged Stable on the rear fronting Versndah place.
The built by the present occupant for bis own
use In the most thorough has all the modern
Improvements and convenenciss such az gas lights hot
air furnace, speaking tubes copper cylinder boilers,
rsrge force pumps &C sc. Title Indispensable and pos
session be given at any time 5000 can remain on
bond aud mortgage three years Applyto
2O i'm SAML WHITNEY. No. 26 Coentiss-slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

ITHOGRAPH-AH sizes and WEIGHT.
- constantly en- hand. or made 70 order bv
JAMES 7. pERRfCKSON CO.
pI No le5 4 1lton-st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
NOR SALE-The premises row occu-

NOR SALE-The premises row 0ccu-
y pied by the subscriber. uated in Greenwich Conn.
- the corner o. 'he oet.Ios ana Tue ROAD eang 20
fitted fcs garden purposes itcloaed with good stoae
wall aud picket fence which a variety OF choice
ffU tees aud shrubbery The buildings are good two
story house four rooms IN each floor. with hall through
the and piazza front and with finished base
ard attic There lie also good store the corner,
considered the best stand business IN the village also
carsse house harm and stable for horses grana
wood house ice house smoke house &c. all in good
pair SAID premises viii be sold IN accommodating terms
PoG further particulars. inquire OF W. A BROWN, No.
III South st., OF the SUBSCRIBER the premises.
u, sewln'Tu&Th PETER ACKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
NOR SALE-A Church and Lot. The
WATER POWER t.

SELL or LEASE-On the North River, few rods
from Milton Landing is Water Privilege, with Dam and
Water wheel, fall Of "a feet. with foundation fol
Building (he latter having been burned the past season
Those wishing cheap rent with daily communication
with New York City by mail steamboat and railroad will
DO well to call COIMAN ORDMAY, the proprie-
tors who will furnish such nf0 nation may be de-
ared-Maton, Ulster Co. Eew-York, Jan. 5. 1854.
10 iRs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
Jeweirn. %r.

nTALACHITE-S Suitable for Jewelry
vi and ornamental work. for sale by
2 10 AMERICAN MINING CO, No. u BreaisiY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

A FEkTlSEMENTS are inserted In
4 = he bsst papers in other cities ard towns ,tV
'ALh1RD Advertising Asssev. Tnhsas Build,nx.. aaIi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
OFFICES IN BROADWAY to LIZ

yEsO LET-From the first of April next,
alarm Of about ltO acres Of noh land Ia The Village
of walden Orange Co The rev Plank K al from TIE
Delaware and Hudson Canal 70 NeSburgh ruas .arouse
The pgemses The house ADD stables With about elght
Of improve gruun be c. separately de1nso'
This farm ard large may be let Cislrcy ror i
Their particulars apply TO the subscriber, j l.
No. tO " est S6th-bt. l'i ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
NOR SALE or TO LET.-A largo

and commodiOus House with about acres OF Lana
I'd opIpg .ate at Por Chester Wsstch.stef Co., CON-
rpapd unrvted prospect OF the Sound and surround
ing country II been or several past occupied
(Of Boarding School for which purpose 1t most 40 MIRA
Div adapel 1t ia within 20 walk OF the DO OF
and sat water and well worth the ate nton q those
looking for q ste for School Boarding house lnqnIs
of H. b SMITH, al Port Chester Depot. ia u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

ITO LET-And immediate possession
n given, new two story COTTAGE, containing eight
finished in the best situstd IN the village
OF YOrkviIe, and Is intended for genee resleence or
private family. Apply to A. McCOrTON, No. 1913 Full
tan II Sun BUILDING. $50 iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

IN hire from 10 70 miles Il the city, Of access,
Yweliing Out houses &C. with from to 10 actes OF land
sttached Terms moderate. Address, with location
and te n g. Box 5000 Post Ohice. Jzs W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

no LET-PaIts of two four-stcry brick
D STORES, in New-st with Offices apply to MES
NTH 4 CO SO 81 Broad ST. ana No 50 Mes Sc I3J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
PROPERTY for SALE

On HAM ton az tsst SIDE, between Court aud Smith.
SITS, South BrOcklyn; valuable Lots and twos.ory
frame House the Of of the lots will be soda
ssssonshe Title ndsputable large proportion OF the
meney remain mortgage For particular inquire in
che House adjoining the premises sfJs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

JAS r chiffon. MD.
has been mostsuccessfl IN the cure Of COUGHS C0Lm
INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. aud ALL
LUNG COMPLAINTS, the primary causes OF
CONAU MpTION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

sale, the lot of groasd south west OF Ave-
NEE aud 18th st. Is feet the and % feet On
iNh 18th st. loo feet width and the Improve
meats about to take place IN thi vicinity will reader this
tos hGst rate stand fer business Apply at No IL Wall
ST. stcogd story front office, bet aud clock p NJ
Seveta, sas Of ground islh IT aud Avenue to eae
Apply above.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-10
The Balance or Trade.

The National inteIligencer published State
meHt from well informed mercantile source.
showing that the balence Of trade against the
United States for the last year is estimated at
the enormous sum Of sixty four million four
hundred and sixty two thousand eight hundred
and forty FIVE dollars. The National Inteli-
gencer says: Nor is this we believe an. exag-
gerated estimate. onthe contrary the esti-
mated differentiation of goods at the custom
house is believed to be below the reality
That under-valuaiion is calculated by well
qualified judges at ten per cent, which would
make the amount of !: twenty one millions Of
dollars, instead of fifteen millions, as estimated
by our correspondent, and would increase, in
that proportion, the balance against the United
States
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-10
Party Policy Contrasted.

The policy of the two great parties in Ohio
is most pertinently set forth by the official con
duct Of John Woods, Auditor of State, and Mr.
Bliss Fund Commissioner, on the Wing side,
aud Col Manypenny and Mr. Miller, on the
Democratic side. Woods and Bliss have
been loaning the public fund to corporations of
doubtful character in some instances, and bank
rupt character in another, while Manypennv
and Miller by indetatigable labors and shrewd
management in their prble offices, have been
making a very large increase to the receipts of
the treasury. What viii probably be lost to
the State by the reckless conduct of the form
cr. will, TO good extent, be made up by the
care and providence of the latter.
Gin. Eng.
Whe have occasionally seen remarks like
the apnve travelling round in Locofoco papers
Perhaps the people of the State believe that
the immense wheat crops of the last two years
and consequent increase of business on our ca
mails, is all in consequence of the election Of
Mcssrs Mannypenny and Miller! They do if
they believe Locofoco papers About losing
money by the Whig officers we have word
to say. Ifany thing is lost it will be after
this. There has been no loss from this source
But let US give these Locofoco papers cud to
chew and digest. Down to the time when the
celebrated "Committse on Rascality" made
their examination and report, the books Of the
Departments proved that every Locofoco mem
6er Of the Board of Public Works aOds De
IA Utter. and eUery Whig had Ais ac-
counts settled in full! And more stii-every
Whig Collector had settled up and paid up
IN .ti,H; achi2e every defaa1lter land there were
severaN Vds a Locofoco,
We state things as they appear by the rec
ord While that lasts, the Wing party in Ohio
stand on proud eminence above the Locofoco.
If for once. thar party has succeeded in get
ting sci Of men in Office who will not ilch
from the public crib, then not only they but
the entire body of tax payers in the State have
cause for congratulason at their progress in
honesty.
We have been compelled to make these re-
marks and state these facts, from the course
some of the Locofoco papers have seen fit to
pursue, The people will know by these things
who in times pas: have been the Golphins in
Ohio. Time will tell the people whether the
race is extinct. o. S. Journal.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-10
Hig hIy Imp0rtant!--ReleaSe Of the Gu
ban PriSOMerSi

See telegraphic despatch. Whatever else
Spain may be guilty of, the world will admit
her magnanimity in the prompt release Of the
prisoners who were SO unfortunate as TO be en-
gagged in the late Cuban invasion. The prompt
reply, and the equeally prompt action in grant
ing the request of Mr.. Webster, must secure
the respect of every right minded rejecting
citizen.
To Mr. Webster the highest praise is due
for the part he has acted in this affair. The
world will admit. that his great European rep
utation, consumate wisdom and sound iudg-
nent, have led US safely through this very Sc
rious difficulty. and that no other living states
man could have managed the affair with such
skill and success.
We rejoice that these prisoners are released
and that this cause of excitement is removed
We pity and despse the demagogues that have
used their utmost exertions to prejudice the
public mind against Administration for their
acts in this business We have an abiding
conscience that under the same wise influence
all the causes of irritation with foreign nations
that now appear to exist will be removed, with
euueal honor and credit to our country. Thanks
then, 10 the wisdom and craftsmanship tha
have produced this result, and have restored
to anxious friends the rash, unthinking you'll
that forgot their duty and fell into the snare
of deceivers and demagogues OSJour.