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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
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Gin 6err, wdber bon @afdineton an
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mems bes SCIFsfancpatCn fir bic pg6leent'
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Der IeutfeIigife uno ansenebmite Mdnn BON
Der WtIt. Gr mabt tetnsn tlnterItieo pOn
pnIOnen- SenatCrsn, 8auern, 6inoer,-
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ner Vdts. Sobalo man nur feline Sttmme
bort uno Dem 9utigen uno miIoen Gusprufe
lemer orduen Nugen beoe9net, entibld9t
man Iib ieoeS @eoanFens pGu 8erIsgenbet
uno ldBt Iib fc9lstb in Elm 9efprd6 elm,
mie nit einsm altsn uuo uertrauten Srsuloe.
Inter einem 9aufen Don Sebn tauisno Wten'
ften muroen auer Uugen inifinftartt9 nadb
ibm Ii6 wenos;, 9leiobwie 70 pisIe Ma9nst
naeeIn mad bem NorbpOI. Inter auen Ie'
benoen ooer psriiorbenen Qmerifanilben
8nrdIen III er unteSwefelt Der 9r6Bte,-
uno alIe bieieni9en, wete i'm tennen, 9lau
ben in ibren 6eBen, oaB er in allen ben
9iaenIhaften zines 9rcBen, eoeIaeltnnten
uno outen WonneS Peinem ancern naCbifebt.
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fu Stoarsmanner irt @r 1T uro ma
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mob lu erIeben cdB er i'm Ncuember feline
Stmme fir 9SinfeIo Srctr qcbeu fam
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betradts'e, uuC reII5n Grnenuun9 er itbn:
lid WUn'btc.
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nr Baum ciIts Jabr Smci Gructcu Iitfeu,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Gcacn Sas Etbwiteu Scr IGBc.

Dd5 Sbwleen Ger SuBe peruridbt ntt
nur Elm ubtCu @erduh, IonCern eS mUccu
Gub oft Die Suse pom SbUcB wuno Qr-
frc6en. Sod 1T es, 70 unan9eUcbmCS dut it,
einr 9SObItbat Der Natur, uno odrf oabcr
ia nltht qerpaItIam qebjnoert peoen SOL
9cncGS M(ltteI, mclte5 9anS unlbdolth,
aber Isbr mtrtfam IN, m6ae odber bier cine
Steue elnncbmeu. Wan ltrGue ieoen Mor-
gen cine bauooOu GOQQsn' CoCr WeiSCnsleie
in bic Suumpfe, wcIbe ni3t oucln Die
Seubtt9telt auSicbt lonoern aub bic SuBe
tublt 0icie 6leie, bic be5 Qbeno5 feucbt
1T miro ouSQfhattet uno Die Strumpfe wer.
Den 9eyicbcn uuo oetrofnCt. 50ieyeurb pire
ntbt aQein oa5 QSunomeroen Der SuBe ae
binoert. iUnoern aulb Gle Secermann 70 b6hit
uuan9cnebme QuSounlfuu9 oerieIben untcr
Obne bas man ben 9ertn9ten 9Iahtbcil oa
BON petlpurt Qub fam man e5 cine 3cit.
lang ausieteu uno wieocr onfln9cn mrnn
man merit, oaB eS n6tb9 1T. Scuten Die
Suss obermol5 Uuno pcroen, 70 1T nibt5
bciIer, ais oaB man lie nit parmcn rcinem
Solg pGn CinCm brCnnCncCn Sitte belbmte.
&c.
SUITE 1T elm neucr QSebcff #.
SUITE III Der Namen etne5 neucn SebencHesi
nit osm man lid ieetin Gn9Iano an9eIe9cut.
lib befbdfti9t, Der in Der 9Nitte Swilben Dem
toanf uno Der SaumwOue ftebt uno our6
Den bic @usIduber iib Der Sprannei Der anne
rifaniI6en gaummOIIe entBieben Su t6nnen
bOffen. SUITE III cine Urt 9anf oie in oen
@benen Sen9oIens biufie pOrfOmmt; in
Sliinoien bet6t eieIe YfanSe Ratta SUITE.
audi Sbeeneuapaat. DieIe SafenpRanSe
bat bas eieentbumIite, oo6 iie li6 iompbl
in paraleue Sdoen fdmmen, ais aud farod
tifebeu ldBt, mitbin in feItener @cilc bic 81
sentbamIi6feitoe oeS SGa6fes nit oeusu Der
Saumwcue psreIni9t.
S6on III e6 selun9eu btefen StCff 70 vcu'
ifdnpi9 Su bleiheu, bas Feline Seioe fd6ner
aIdnSt. Die SUITE td6thb 9onj nit Setoe,
lSoue, 8la6s uno Saumwoue perarbeitsn;
aus ibr gemabte SIauneue, SriFot5, 9Iatte
Seuoe uuo Subewareu bereits auf Der 9on
boner Qusfeuuu9 Su frbsn. Mebr ais 20.
900 Souuen oicfes Stcfe5 lino I6onu Gna
LAMB einscfubrt; man gIoubtoie @infubrunq
bieleS nsucn @cbeIlpfeS f6nnte fcDr MID
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
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auf Ger Slibt serttn Der gchocr y,titt rbumtit SG
9cr uno 6cd's MiItt,
9ie llntuftriebcncn bnatbriChtiaen Bier
nit ibre 8rcunos uno ctn Qccbrtr6 QubIitum
i'm NuQemeinen, oaB lie iosbrn einen irifber
uno lgbr ous0corbnttn SOrrotb ollerlei
3rcttcr, SSinufcu, @niecn, ScGut
ling II, I 10,
fcmie faf icrs 4rt voU 8aRhnt,, 6as ver,
ioh9t merpen mag, etn9cIs9t BADEN, weltec
le 9eiCuum ijnc all biui9cn preiien bu vcr:
foufcn. -S0r icgi9er StOd bcftbt aus Gem
bclten uno UOrnebmilen in ibrsm Sdhs, unc
fe fdmcitcln ftb, einen 70 9utsn UrlifeI
IiCftrn Su f6nnsu ais Der 6el1e In ticfer Gt-
9cno i'm Stonoe 1T su Iicfcru uno Smar fo
mObIfci! ot5 oer wNbIfciIite. Gle baben
ebenlouS eincn GtUd 9tiajionte5 Ooer ourrs$
80uboIB ouf 9ono, Su meItem tie beiOn-
oers Die NufmntfamFcit ee6 YubiPUm5 ju
Ientcn whnfber.
sic Iooen ale etn an3urufcn uno ibren
Stof il Qu9enftcin su nebmen, sbe iie
iOnltpo foufen, eenn lie fubten lberJeu9t
cap penn ibr Stof einriaI 9eieben wiro, er
nbt febI:n fam Qb9ong Su flnoen. ..
0anfbar fir bi5ber SenOifsne liberals TN
!eritUeun9, bCFFen lie burb pitnFtlits 8eois.
nun9 uno biuiQe 9relle fb fernsr ce5 3u.
trauen5 os6 pubtifums wtlroi9 Bu MAIDEN.
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1aentcwn, SuIi 30, 1852. nq6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
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leutIlillt

llnterseitjnefer nimtflf
1oisIer 9sIegenbsit fsinsn
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Ten publifum i'm Iuge-
mrinen Sic Qnsei8e Su mas
den, bas er fOsbsn pUn
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

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Gj rScrtrd,
SuGCnS u nnren,
9drtWaarcn,
e hubt,
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Sheen,
uno piels onoere,
Su umfiurIib bu
mClCen.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
= { ci) d Datriot.
2duaer TlacbS.

g8ir baben 9inSIicb pergCiIen leete 9Sottt
onbuSeigen, Cwofur un5 Sreuno 9. entIdul'
fhuIoiaen mOue) ba6 auf Dem Ganee ceS
Srn. @pbraim s. 8ue, in SlembettbaI
SaunIbip, eeba @aunp Elm SIabslten9el
9ewabfen III, Der hber 4 SUB mIBt. Se
mes fleine Wdo6en tes Mdnnes' eellen
Sla6s IbIebt qeratbeu uno iCbr turS mar
meinte, bas er bod lang 9enu9 fei fur Ntn;
babemeer; Obiaer Slabs, Der turhadn9l9
ousae,eihnet 1T, fheint absr in Der 3bat fur
Mann5bemoer belfimmt su feu - uno mir
alauben ernltlih, ooB er nibt Ieidt 9ebO'
ten merben fam. IS 1T, betIduflg 9eiogt
outer Scott, @rabam uno Sarif- Slabs!
SolIe Sunoe fouen i'm n6roltben
Sbeile ppn NcrtbamptOn 9auntp erftienen
fein uno cine QnSobI ounce uno Sieb 9e'
biTm baben. lRan fam oober nibt Sl
pcrlitti9 fetn.
~G5 III picucitt nod ME Elm Gonci-
bat fur ole prdfomlItOft in 70 furSer Belt
mebr beIeiot9t wOreeu, aI5 ele5 bt0ber ihcn
Dem tapfern StCtt ourh aruneidelCie unc
perootbene Wsniben wicerfabrcn III. Wer
nil Funftiabtn unlere Sdld bten tethtrn
wenn bies Der 9anF III 2cb pcn ctGltn
WenIten liBt nb njbt5 onbers Gmartfn,
benn lie murcen dutb Sen. 8a'btn0toh
wenn er mob am Grbeu uup Der 2itll
@anticat wire, ouf Die ndmlitte tdnclll {
g8siIe bcbanoeu. &ti ibutu If due5 Hdnt
9rfubl ourh zen Yatrigrl'f rUcrAnat unr
auer Siuu fur 8etr uno GusdNt9t,lt ob
aelfumpt - unO fcmlt ldbt ub prn 'cthcn
bebIsn 9eft6pftn curhaus nltt5 ancUa
bCfftn. Sc pCpulirer uno Wmetler be-
Mdnr, beito Wutbtncer tObtn ne ltceSmol.
9a5 &olF oter BAT lie tennen aeIcrnt unt
iib uberSeuQt c0f man ibnen nltt5 olauten
catf. wenn man nibt bctrp9tn uno btntn
gan9eu fetH miu
RS llnfste @e9encruter baten es fid
su einem bsfCnoern 0cbrauh 9emodt tGn
@toanfen bu perbrsiten, oaB pcIe Mbt9S
aar niht fur Sen. Scott ltimmen wureen
Dies 9eIbiebt ober bios ce6 @ntmutbiQen5
ms9eu. 9dB lie feIbF niht 9louben mas
iie faoen, tenei6t Der llmffdno fIar unC
oeutlib, paB oieIe ndmIiben 8litter INNER
nod 70 unmdBiq auf osu 9rtBten 6eIcen
unferer 3ett, Sen ScOtt, berablbmpf5n ;
ecnn pire er fbon poitfb toot, warum
wuroen iie es oenn ais n6tbtl erddbtcn, nod
INNER cen Ser'ub Su mIten i'm ~ to D.
ten? 3 weIlbe Bobrb,it6Oercrebcr J
"8aj elmer Stimme fir prefccut,
meIbe auf Gem Dampfihf GIifton ouf l,i,
ner neuliten Sabrt pNn 9(tuolIeans nah
9ouiSpiue, qencmmen murce, unc nobel
Iouter mirtlihe Stimmleber timmtcn, er-
Qob iit fcl0cnoe5 y glulyot:
Tttr Q8nfi,lO z,ctt $50
Sir Sronttu pWrH "A
9Gtbrbtjt fiji S,ctt 76
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Stitfrl llnp Gt6u6e.

GStttfCl ttitp GtDuOt.
10 GsEs lbrErt Su,fl ~ 81 80 cos gaOr.
2 - yu - Gas QoCr.
, :, NolrEbune Sttf,l ~ s.! %.
l ., 0YrWs' Stuht ~ 81 6tS cOS IOor.
., RmNusS SduhI, 81 - GtS ros Noar.
Stnm gnr Gjolt!r une snolngHp Stubt lgbr wclI
fiji 'u utrtouftn.
O1}-lWe 2Uten eanrcSpctutm ntresr i'm Nus:
t0ulb fir QEa0rrn On3cucmmIn td
9. 81. ShoI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

2rsrIerstopnl SuIi -,
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The Great Invention OF the AKet-ssea,n suppanteai
Gas Triun'phantt
liE half Of century will be recorded as the as
o. steam ha. passed and with VIII the steam engine
WIN Ths ~. .saan sanfs .uls shst ~ Were . -, .
age oi agent destined ONLY ghi but
INC world h age has now commenced, and with il nuo
Professor John = saiomon ,wensr years
make the principle of cabonc acid gas
patent Improved Carbonc Acid Engine
now offers to dispose rights for The ne thereof 70 e Omitted
suffering secured by the use Of this new motor viii in
sure rs speedy adoption all places where
bulk and weigh, Of The steam engine has peeiuded ii.
from the power for s q gin 10 saps s ~S
v ps sso an % @ @ % aa
hremen and Of bulk and weight suncins
These facts established BY of twenty
wnp Se Of s &
We pleased f. saomon, this city,
The Of this
Also sa ne use Of hs impess Pro- sHs Steering
cspale q vessel dependen, Of e that
Also rights for Improved Spring Saddle" military
So1ss and d1 designed '' inc 0'''' o. ''
Any information regard to the above Inventions and
OF obtaining rights &c may be promptly obtained addressing
Attorney agent pa,ence, 7 opposite odd Eel
lows Hall, Washington, ID. G.
From Mr. Ro,se of Albany, Indana agr
euhln al woadeJ Rotafory Plough.
WAsuISeToS Jan. 81 1882
Mn, ELpER-sIR cheeruy avail myself of this opportunity
give few brief statements in reference Professor aomons
Mechanical Motor n
country The facts the following, recol
arrived Cincinnati the s of October lsSl and the
called Professor Salomon's Mechanical
Motor, OF which had read public papers
desous the from the fact had
motive power machinery was asion.hsd and delighted in
witnessing the construction and operation Of the
mboded idea before perfect than had conceived
Witnessed the for hour Ii
perfect and OF sufficient m ~ 900
minute. This applied TO the machinery OF
shop, and appeared be commonly
fifteen feet, suppose weight might
The furnace small eeiron pam the size my hat and held
about double handful of charcoal The machinery
complicated than that OF tho principle
operation being This estimated
twenty horsepower engine of which have given you brief
description
be called make refer
had previous with Professor
Saomon, and him. knowledge until met him
this city yesterday
Yours, respectfully,
Intcsenccr Republic, Era Press, Telegraph
Washngtoni American, Patriot, and FUN, Baltimore Ledger
American, Philadelphia Tribune Herald
Commerce. Scientific American, Farmer Mechanic, NJ
York ADVERTISER Brookyn smans Journal, New Haven
nal and Gazee Providence Alas Post and Transcript Boston
Portsmouth EDquer Portland Journal and Argus
Albany Express Buffalo; Herald Cleveland Tribune
Detroit Journal Chicago Advertiser Pitsbug
zee Enquirer Nonpsrol Atlas, Commercs and Cs Advertiser
Courier Journal and Democrat, Lousviei ntell
New Courier Charleston; Wing, Richmond Alta Cali
forna francisco, three months other
form, and forward bills, with copy of the paper,
j. G. Z. SALOMON, Paentee,
Dec 25--ood3mif Washington, ID. q.
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GENERAL. TuINGs.-we have fully determined 70 reduce
- Of the several things below named ,, an,
Ladies' bsak and coored slk Yeivs's, WIN "1io" 'o' -
velveis. A..
LADIES' wishing silk and dresses, now Is the time 70
purchase.
Long al-wco shawis.
Blankets Of the fine and medium kinds,
White hanpels, and hne.
Particular bargains offered in all tho above = =,
French merinoes, cashmees, and de" "Ast " ~"
OF vhi decided bargains will be offered. -, -.
superior stock Of all KINDS o. e'os, 's
uocres, and ve-tinss, At prices much reduced . -,
priced cloths and tweeds for boys we
A large 10 or printed drnRgettr for Aoorcioths
All kinds Of mourning goods constantly on hand
GsptIcmcn's under shirts and drawers, NIL kinds
full supply Of table dApers damasks, and towcina4
Also line usually found IN wotofosfe"
~ goods house. - ,,r a., x....,u.
WE are daily expecting money for those few hh hs' remain
unpaid, and long snce due u.s.
ferm. cash, To the contrary =,
Good prices, and fair dealing may he fee" on "
cases, ..a,, ppoTuru
r.ns-lo,eotf Opposite Centre Market
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Notice of the di.continuspce of tho United states
Lane once al Wayne, Indiana.

provisions section OF the act Of Congress-
~ approved June 2 ieo which declares that whenever The
public land unsold in land district shs DC
hundred thousand,
of the Treasury dconnus the
land such
Of the discontnuanco Of land oc the
the district In which the land ONCE shall have
of which the seoretny OF The Treasury Hha
nioe and duties aorc required hare been de-
an scrdorp Of The Interior ~ re eHd % efdhh me
Homo D,pmtpeni,n approved ID March, lst'-
Nti accordingly hereby given that the see,ag e nc In
,o, bas advised land cfe at fort He
,s s,sS N nsiou0 and the lands remaining
Of tho dconnusnce are 70 be tneea SUBJECT
,o ..e Al me Indianapolis, in said SLATE
Lands unsod and onappopaed ny Jaw sna uoleo,
"a n,iy.e eny within Fort Voyn> district viii
~ 20 entry that ONCE from the date
on The .cr the and receiver thereof and
~ ar r<,. N Indianapolis gtr notice Of nc day on whA
fhey M Is pyepGes 10 applications for entries q oHy '"h
lands of heir ofee, ,,,rrrprrrrn
Commissioner OF the General Land once
Feb l5-2aw3w
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The Of person catered upou ts
pSyrnent 0fthe subscription be ma in advance,
Distant subscribers oney by Loser shs
which paid by 4s.uued Dy ssssSo.
q transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is Published waeGi, duns tns
sons Congress, and sesni- weekly during
Subscriptions period received on
terms ptopoItoned TO the sDovs annual
o1-fosTMAsTERs authorized Axeau nd by
ondns DAILY subscribers, with enclosed
SEMI WEEkL subscribers with SIS enclose WEEKLY
subscribers, with so enclosed snue copy
saAe eaiuon a. they furnish stss.
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VALUABLE bustSAess Stand for Ncnt tn Washing gton
city, and immediate given of the three
in building erecting old established
m street west and Market Space. They built
style for the dry
The l6 feet wide by 80 deep clear
side light the Of the - by high
IL feet wide by 50 deep,
the clear dry and finished for sales well lighted by
and around the building The
Market Space is II feet wide 81 feet deep
wide by q feet Deep having skygh by
long II has finished a
feet deep feet inches high There communication from
feet wide by 81 tdcep with skyght by
could throwing
Each pavement
For apply the subscriber the House,
side Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and AZ
Dec t3-TuThSatf ANNE r. DERMOTT
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having business the city OF Washington
formed the undergned has established here OFFICE
or CORRESPONDENCE for the purpose of giving inoma
lion desired person part
whether public private, Of honorable will
eIuded correspondence Of this wishing
Know proceed ia business they before Con
gress the public oniees &c, Will be dscreeuy advised and
where professional other aid necessary beat wl be
cured recommended.
Inc undersigned will regard all communicated 10 hm IN
with this onoe sacedly CONFIDENTIAL, aud VIII, BY
himself through such agents necessary for hn 10
employ possible them insloiate
Es eler Of inquiry must contain fee OF nee doa when
generally
for The service 10 be rendered. the proper amount VIII
be stated in satisfactory letter N Jeply.
Address, tposiage prepaidD THOMAS =. tONNoLLf,
ONCE Correspondence, Washington, ID. z.
WAsnISoroH City, January 10, 1852
Thomas Connolly a worthy ci,zen
a inteis clear ready
writer regard eminenly qualified able,
faithful performance OF the useful duties connected with
his and original design OF an Office Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACH,
u. b. Marshal . of Coumbial
WALTER LENoX,
Mayor OF Washington City.J
10. GALES,
fSenior Editor ihe "Nationsl IntelIg gencerl
Il. w. LATHAM, [Bsnkerl
Ian
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NEW GOUDs! NEW GUOUsI NEW 'UUDSs-Jdi
IN received
80 splendid embroidered Grape shawls
do do
$50 yards brocade, striped and plaid silks
do "a 7 &, and A gro de Rine black inks
1900 M style berege dc lains
900 do best quality French mousselnes
do French gngbams, very handsome
$50 do figured French chintzes
10 dozen lawn handkerchief
5 embroidered do
20 pieces plaid canbrics
dress patterns hnedotted muHlns
Plain Swiss muslins Nansook muslins
psok musliDs white cambncs
25 pieces black apacas
30 do Barkely Irish linens
Russia diapers, huckaback diapers, table damass
Damask napkins cloths, cassmeres
Nestings, curtain musins
peces W N red nannels
1000 yards he'd cottons, from Sd 10 leA. cents
2ooO do 54 and 1874 bleaehed sheetings
do do On 70 lcA cents
bales bed tic king, 81 cents
yards English calicocs, some at cents
1000 do ingram and 3 ply carpets
do asd tapestry carpets
500 do rag carpets, at 25 cents per YARD. 1,,.,,,.
Feb I3-3taw2wif
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rHARLES SEXTON, Attorney and COUNSEL or-nt-
Law, offers his professional services in the Supreme Court Of
Statcs before
against the various departments of the general
and before Congress- in procuring patents obtaining
ons bounty lands collecting debts
negotiating purchase and sale of lands Of the United
The maps and Territories, compiled
the General Land Office, and statistical information,
bang Improvements and population the Territories
in the United Slaes agreeaby the late
obtained at his office 18th street, opposite the Treasury
Building, Washington, ID. q.
Hon. Justin Bueheld Washington city his excel
pcy Alexander Ramsey ST. Paul Minnesota John r. Livingston
attorney ataw New York city, Peter H. Burnett
Ayso California MessIs Thomas Cowpchwait Co., Phla
naby Co., Oregon City
Feb s-2aw3m
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GAR BUILDERS md Railroad Compsntes-The subecri-
u ber "Fuier's India Rubber Car
Springs all Interested OF his determination TO
rights Tuerf patent Is the original,
first genuine Extensive arrangements made TO
supply springs builders railroad companies and all who
rcgu irc o use patent.
hc price 80 pound, including the privilege to
the patent ,,.
The have just awarded the advertiser the fret
premium best India rubber springs.
e United States giving h exact size OF
pieces required will be promptly executed
has authority make vcnd the India rubber
car springs which operate by compression of The rubber
- HORACE II. DAY,
Oldest India rubber the business in the Uni
led states and OF India rubber patents. Ware
house % Courlandt street, New York
Public attention advertisement OF Mr. Day He "a
now only authorized manufacture and vend
n United States - . -, -,
ny his Attorney, @. NJ. KNEYITT.
YoRr 1851.
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MATHEW ST. CLAIR N.

arrW vt, CLAIR CLARKE has reopen~d m
rs 10y ths transaction Of law snd agency buanes. n
NNas Ns Hotel, where he honrds - ' " - "
''m NAT lntei Republic, Telegrsph.J
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merohan, tailor, af,er heartily thanking his
a elen and the District and tho souuoundnl
m heir liberal and encouraging patronage for the las
WARS respectfully socs continuance OF their favors
rb oshmcnt 9th three doors from The avenue
svng the advantage Of loo rent ercesn' ocoornrnoda
@ d rfdia with stock of cloths, csss
@ Yesiings and well assorted that gentlemen
h, 70 ho pleased guarantees the ampies satisfaction 70
Tnoh ne may have the pleasure 10 serve.
Experiment. he has trying for The last nns months Of an
hment little OF where much
% eompodaons much and where consequently, price.
made eorespondnry low, has thus far proved sminsnuJ
'onsdsahon
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHiCAGO.-Trsins Of M,chigan,
oouhefn and Nosn Indiana railroads daily, lsundSys
tGceptedn as follows a
Leave Nonfoe and Toledo al sl5 arrive al Lspne AZ
M thence passengers by plank road ~ miles W
cmean ty thence by 10 mites Answorrh and by @iAge
!" chcaeo Amer February by through 10 chicago
"a 70 Lapore same waycars leave Lnpore al t, a. m
hn MfW AZ Monroe and Toledo a, 555 p
stages with LoPnns
~ baayee and Indianapolis South Bend and at other
~ w w ne me, with the principal towns north and south
~ 0tao hp ina connects al 5t5, ~ WIN uc
~ % south Shore route, by and railroad to Cleveland,
hsi bunkik, and Buffalo
n Cleveland take all the way TO Ptisbnrg
W. " railroad aud "a mites singing Philadelphia and New
''j OF Baltimore and Washington.
. y. r. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
hbbias Jan IL, IR52 Jan 9s-du
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warrington CITY
rERBY Il MILLER,

avenue between 7th and sh streets, Washington D.
Wu.sALE and retail dealers foreign domestic staple
aney dry goods carpets mait,ngs table
covers, bed spreads, hsnke sbsengs and
s.s ory goods generally.
Dss promP', personal attention given TO orders.
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MONEY TO LTsT.-Posons needing the use Of money fer
MI periods obtain by calling on The subscriber,
prepared give security endorsement bond OF col
lateral deposite, tthe latter preferredl ,,,,,..r.
Dealer in Groceries, Wines, Teas, and Liquors,
Corner Of Penn. avenue and lsth street
Feb lt-eolw
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odd FELLOWS HALL, second of Burrs Mile
NJ Mirror thousand miles the Lakes, the Mia
gara, 81. Lawrence, and Saguenay rivers -tt+3
great work. executed from drawings taken upon
M spot represents 900 interesting objects localities, 300
villages 100 900 buildings 900 steamboats, ships and
vessels
Hand book the mirror l2k
Every evening, except Sunday.
Doors open at 6t--mrror moves at " O'Clock. t
Admtancc 25 Children half price. gr.
Day exhibitions every afternoon, at half past O'Clock
Eebf Adj