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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
New Goods Just Received !

UNHE subscribers presenting the public the
have before offered Their stock this has been
selected With great and believe at such unpreoe
comprises among others, the following;
70 dress hDe ~ Brocade silk, in white light and DARK
colors at $40 per pattern
% pieces hue rich light ditto, for evening
20 do DO In dark shades
g 10 do medium quality, livery low prizes.
10 do do chAngeabe Amure, embracing the
most choice shades
20 do do corded and rept In plain and fancy
DO do ane French blu. Poultd. soIr, an arti.
Gle much In demand
10 do heavy plain ditto, Ia plain sold coors
Is do plain and chapgsabie 0sce and Poult dc soir
silks, at very reduced pricss-a lot bought
10 DO Orc Dc Afriqu., black, white, and fancy
colors
20 do rich Piad. ditto, and neat plaid, Or MISE.
rs do rich Turk and Ottoman sstins, comprising
every shade and quality
10 DO hns white and light Pout de solr SILKS, for
10 do ans i black f Brocsde slt. new design.
10 do white, black, add colored watsr,a snfs
do heavy corded and rept silks
10 do fine plain black silks, very nne and glossy
10 do do from rs cent, to 81 per yafd
p do neat plaid silks, at 90 cents per yard
10 do nue white and light French Meriuoes
70 do hne dark shades embracing every shade aud
10 do mole tan and cinnamon oolOred and plain
10 do pink, blue, crimson, and corn cslored ditto
do Mousaine de Bage
50 do very nne and beautiful Mouslalnss
rs do dress ditto-prco 81 rs per yard
50 do do do from l21S to Is cents per
yard
do neat figured ditto, FOR children
10 do ane Scotch psids for children, 10 silt and
wool
% do medium quality ditto
10 do fine white, pink, blue, and crimson sack
Flsnnels
10 do aue plain and fancy Sack and Cloaking
Cloths
!, Fine long and square Cashmere sss~l' and Scarf
% nne Tbibet shswls, in fancy printed and smbrOa
cred borders
10 One plain Thibet Shsws In plain and bright colsrs
90 do Thlbet shawls, ~ small ngures-al colors
60 do embroidered and plain Grape shawls
100 long and square Bay State Plaid shawl'
SILK, Satin, and Cloth Sacks and Nantes, newest
patterns
Pine medium Table Dama,k,, Table Napkins,
and Towelings Of every description Linen and
Cotton Sheetngs-every width and quality
Q cases new brands hne Shirtings
10 rounds hns Irish Linens warranted all pure linen
Black aud colorsd italian and English Grapes
10 pieces fine Canton Grapes for dresses
10 do fine black BomsaEine, Lupn's best make
20 do nns black Alpacss, real silk warp
90 do do prices from Is cents to 81 y
Fine black Mouslaines half mourning ditto, at ali
prices
do Lancaster and Mars.illss Quilts
do aud low-pric-d bed Blankets, ard servants. Tito
do black, blue, and fancy French Cloths and C.s.
sinners
Cassinets fulled Cloths and Linssys
LINEN, CamDric, and Embroidered Handkerchief; KID
and silk Gloves silk Cotton and worsed Hosiery Of every
grade and every other kind Of goods pertaining 20 the
above business MAGkUDER A CALVERT.
oct e-stawaw Intel, and Unionl
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
LADIES, BOOTS AND SHOES.

UsT received lot or Ladies fine double soled blscl
~ CATERS Fancy Jenny Lind Boots.
Fine Kid Wet BTcksktuE, &c For sale ly
HARRIS & GRIFFIN,
% Pa v. hptyeru 9th and 10Th sts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY,
NEW AND DESIRABLE FAIL DRY GOODS.

NEW AND DESIRABLE FALL DRY GOODS
rENHE Subscribers opening the largest and most
desirable lot Of goods they have offered TO the pub
c consisting Of rich SILK from 90 cents TO So per yard
Nousselnes, from l41 to 81 26 English and French Me
rnoes law Silks, Moussene dc Bage; Plain Mousseues,
all shades Ladies' Sacks; Cloths Flannes and every
kind of goods appertaning to the drygoods trade The
public rogue ted call and look them before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
oct l-dlm NAdRUDER 4 CALVERT
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
GEORGETOWN FEMALE sEMINARYi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d {


VNHIS SEMINARY, so long known Miss EssusH's will
open tho lst Of September next under the exclu-
sve charge OF Rev W. CLARK, who will DO assisted by
competent and accomplished professors and teachers in
every department
Every effort will be used 10 make the Institution happy
bone for all ito inmates.
Terms t9r boarding pupils including tuition In English
and Mathematics $500 per annum, payable haltyeary IN
advance Music Ancient and Modern Languages Drawing,
and Painting, extra Circulars containing the terms in
full may be had on application u the Principal In George
town. WILLIAM j. CLARK,
lnlY 9N-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13

HANIPT ms VEGETABLE TINCTURE, by its mild &c
ton on the stomach LIVER and the Kidneys will Dys
pepsla Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections
Pains in the Back Side and Breast Consumption Scrofua
Rhoumatisn C3ols. Neuralgia Fistula Piles, Bowel Com
plants Worms Nervous Debiity-wth all diseases arising
IRON Impure blood and Ia the greatest Female Medicine
ever known.
For Cholera Morbus Choc DiarrhHs and all diseases
incident TO the bowels in the season II has nc
equal.
We ask the afflicted call those having this wonderful
article for sale and get pamphlets, gratis.
For sale BY c. Stott 4 Co., Washington, d. o.
Wallace Ellist and 18th SITS
D B. Clarke cor. Md. Gv. 18th st
j Winner, 9th st near Louisiana '.
McIntire's, cor. and eth st.
Gray a Ballantyne It'll st. nosr I.
X 5. T. CtAsel Georgetown.
O. q. Berry, AlexandTiB, Va.
And BY Druggists generally, everywhere
MORTIMER s M0WBRAY,
ct lb-trl General Agents, Baltimore II
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
SOMETHING NEW !

SOMETHING NEW
Cc0TcH PoRTEM0NNAIEs and CARD CASKS, 10 The
- pure scotch styls-Yery neat aud attractive
Aleo Turkey Morocco and Velvet fORTK NoSNAus with
steel easps Ia great variety snd ~ ths latest sysscon.
yenisnt, neal and cheap.
Also, Pearl and PHpier marhs CAAD CAsrs
pDcETI KNvKs - Congress, LADIES' Osutlvmsn's. and
Boys large as.ortmsut Of first rate guaitss
0oLb PrSs-Rapps Patent ths Lsvisthan once, and
the Extension Pen.
Ivory Tablets, Paper bidsrs Hand clips, 40
Index or Book marks add convenient eontrVnnxw
which costs bat FREQ csHfsi
Writing decks, Portfolios, A., Ac
For salsLy oRAY a RALLANTYNE
oct rs News IN street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
STORE FOR Rent
GAS FIXTURES.

HAVING just received from the celebrated mandatory
of Cornelius Co 4 large assortment Of their latest
style Of Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures they offered
the public at reduced prices.
Persons having gas introduced III their stores dwellings
invited 70 cal and examine They viii end Il 70 their
interest.
0asppes introduced IN old or buildings At tho short
est notice and the lowest prices All work warranted
Washington Plumbing aud Gas Fitting Establishment
door FROM the Uf Ilth aud Pennsylvania
| avenue, south side.
oct elm J W. THOMPSON.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
sTATHAM, sMITHsoN A CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
Penn. aV., between ~ and eth sta,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.

6 Collections aud femittsnees made by drafts on tue
principal cities, and 81 business In the line OF Exchange
Dealers promptly attended to. loct lS--eolm"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
To The Ladies.

WE very happy inform tho Ladies' that the build
w ing below the q 9Th street, about
bsipg completed aud IN great rid Of
the lumber aud rubbish, which has been great nui
70 all passers by for the last three our months and all
persons In want OF cheap goods Will Dd II greatly TO
their advantage 10 call before making thr purchases
We have hand nak OF the best retail stock
Of goods In the country and keep general stock Of
Housekeeping and Dress Goods, prepared 70 oder
goods Of every description the lowest prices Our stock
Of Dress Goods comprises every thing that and de-
srnble, have hesitation In ing that have
many styles Of printed Mousepes and Cashmer OF very
One qnay that cannot he duplicated In price by any house
In the District We also have superior high ustre and soft
finish black eros de Rhnss in all the various widths and
qualities which Will oer cheap for the money very
punctual customers maTarine blue roult de Sole and in
fact almost all the very desirable colos OF plain Sk Ina
We have piece straw pisro lavender, piece
cherry color and piece Of pumpkin color Pou lie sole
Tor eYering dresses ana vests.
In addition 70 the above have fully supply q Cass.
mercs Tweeds Casnet aud cheap Cloths suitable for
boyr also, splendid stock q Blankets " every
description, which We viii offer II very low prices,
We respectfully socta rsll from oil IN search Of good
goods and promise deal fairly with al who may
with their custom, W. NJ SINISTER 90.
oct 2S-MTu1hA S2wf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
WONDER. WORKING sALVE.


DR. pORTER's WONDER WORKING sALyE ~ pre-
pared by the late Dr. Talley, Of this city, acts HE
charm invariably eectng permanent cures IN All cases q
Wounds Bruises Barns Scalda Chilbains, painful swell
ngs Bfes piles, Abscesses Ulcers and Sores 81 all kinds
Ii = wonderfully efcacous f,r inflammation o. rising
of the female breast Inflammation arising from any
cause
A Up salye aud far ChBpped hands Il has superior
Ii will make perfect cure in hurry.
one the subscribers has X IN his own family with
astonishing success aud recommend With confidence
And "a wen assured the proprietor II t efficacy that the
purchaser will be at liberty what ssiyG II rf and
his money he refunded ia ~ failure
GRAY BALLASTlNE,
oct 2l--tr Boobrcllers tth 4
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13

ZOE sHILLINGToN has received Godeys Ladies
W Book for November
Graham's Mag zine for November
The illustrations beautiful and the reading matter o.
the highest order.
Reuben Medlico BY the author Of the Bachelor Of Al
bRny.
Cabin aud Parlor; or Slaves snd Masters
Stationery, New Books, and every thing in the Cheap
Publication line, for ale at
JOE SHILLINGTONS Book store,
oct 10 Odeon Building corner Of AZ st. and Penn av
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13

RUGBY ACADEMY,
CornsT of II and IAN strests
@. f. MORRISON, Principal,
n ", BcsHNELL NJ A., Associate Principal
H. RICHARDSON Tutor.
Mons I. RAoUlr, Professor Of French Language.
CHARLES ScHMnT, A. NJ Professor of German Language
]. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
This Institution will Its Sixth Annual 2es
sion the hrs Of September prompt attendance Of the
pupils is requested
Circulars be had at any OF the bookstores Of the
Principal. aug 26--dif
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13

MORE ROOM AND GBEATER VARIETY
MINER takes pleasure In announcing that he has
w taken the store lately occupsd by Mrs Collision, next
door, whore he able 70 the demands ~ his bus.
ness aud increase his stock which b. Il making effort 70
DO Ills variety embraces
PLAIN AND FANCY sTATtONERY
MUSIC,
PERFuMERN,
TOILET ARTICLES gvnetaliy
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAiis,
TALLY.HO RAzORs, Of different
qualities; WILLIAMS PuLMONtc BALsAM on WILD
CHERRY AND WOOD NAFTnA, namptgn's Tincturs
Phillips Psispt Liquid Glue; The Englsh Nermin Destroy
or. 0mans kcinlnu oleagnous Hair ASH and uumsr.
Gus other arto untold Which sv.yby would % veil "
call and select frou prce reafouas the Soos
Of the best quality. Don't trKri the place
9th It, near Louisiana Mvsnua,
Rear o. Brown aud IN. National HOTEL
oct 2s-tr f0enrurtnwn Advocate Marlb gsf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
REV VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. s. N.

PORTSMOUTH, (YS.,) Aug. Is, 1851.
Mr. f. R1lsh-Desr Sir: While / sm in general OPP
posed 70 Patent Medicines candor compes 10 state that
have great confidence In the virtues Of idmpons Nege
table Tncure For several months past have used II In
nv family in Dyspepsia loss Of Appetite dizziness, and
general debility with entire so far my expert
enre extends therefore, take pleasure IN recommending
10 the afflicted a safe aud efficient remedy
lam raspectfully yours VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the u :. Navy.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
OLD BnANDIEs


- ENtlNE old Aarpll fourth proof Brandies wRrrant
VI pure in bottles end on draught, for sale by
W. &. HARPER CO.
aug I2-tf Penn. ~ bet. az sud 9Th
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
Written Visiting Cards.

THE subscriber continues write Visiting and Wedding
il Cards which require close examination 10 be dstin-
gushed from engraving Orders left with Mr. Whehurst
during the day will be promptly attended to.
Persons DESTROYS of taking lessons in Penmanshp do
20 by calling on him after o'clock, p. m. he Is now
forming evening classes WM. A. RICHARDSON
Duyslps Building, floor with Whehursts Gallery
oct 2l-2w between Az and 9th SITS, Pa avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
MECHANICS BANK, GEoRGETowN.

THIS Institution Is open for a General BRnkIDg
Business once under tle Union uote, corner Bridge
snd Washington streets Georgetown D. c. where rs notes
viii b. redeemed 10 specie.
=. W. CoNCu, Cashier.
aEosaVF0WN, ID c. Sept 2p 1852 sep ~
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
EDUCATIONAL.

Corner OF E and Tenth streets.
icy Ian, James S Nonrse' Principals.

H. hbOull leAehef OF houern Languages
The duties OF this institution will DO resumed Mon
day, August S0h Circulars be obtained the book
stores q Taylor Maury, H. Farnham, and Gray Baan
tyne aug 23-dd
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
Fresh Arrival of New Dry Goods!

Fresh Arrival of New Dry Goods!
WE name IN part
w 10 pieces IA BleGched shsstings yei1 cheap
10 do l0.4 do DO
~ 90 sl DO do
40 do 80 AZ d1
Is 40 "a Pillow case Cuftous, 40
With Bcached Cotons a. = -, NJ q The bost makes
AM at the lowest prices
Brown Cottons "a, 5-s ~ ~, 90, and rom - up
Nlougelu de LANES from 1915 cents 70 81 per yard
Rcd rud white All wool cotton Fanuels, very cheap
L.C Hands erchcfs from % 70 ~ cents
FmbroidereI Handkerchief from so cents 70 s.
Pocket six Handkerchief 81 every style and pattern
"a simere. IN Plain aud Fancy coIor-some very hand
some from 02t5 cents ~.
>atpsts ~ every color, FROM 81 70 - cents
Igdies' Cotton aud WOODEN Hose aud half Hose
Chldrens' Cotton and Wooden Hose
s penders Gloves Buttons Morocco Bets, &C. &c. With
large OF Goods to which call the attention q the
public generally. -
d IT. TEBBS, Co.
No a. South side Penn. sv. between 9th and 7th ste.
l--tr Wash. News
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13

DEsT QUALITY ETHEREAL and CAM.
ID PHINE OILS, always ON hand.
WIN T. EVANS
oct q Corner Of N and It'll strests.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
CANNOT RESIST TT

Il
i J most daily some person who IL taking HAMPTOhs
VEGETABLE TINCTURE cas 70 renew this valuable me-
define and speaks gratefully Of Its remarkable effects In
countqracng this obstinate complaint tho cause Of
many fatal dseass You will good almanac for 1853
you purchase at WINiLBs 9Th ct, near Louisiana
avenue Get o-u
fsamtWacklv NcwuA
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
THE ANNUAL CT SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY,
Or Yearbook Of Facts in Science and Art Edited
h,tn ayt1 a Woll0 nd Canrua HligR ~

by David A. Wells and George Bliss, jr.
IL the portaut discoveries and improvements in the
~ various departments Of art and science here pre-
entrd Ia form that renders them readily accessible max
Ing very valuable volume for reference il also urnhez
st Of recent scientific publications. let Of patents ohtu.
aries Of scientific index Of Important pspers, and
great variety o. similar matters, that must b. OF constant
use those engaged IN scientific pursuits. Continued from
year year. deserves aud must receive the support Of the
public For sale by
oct Il ~, Il
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13

[from tbs Philadelphia ledger
A Voice from the States!!
IuDaB MA0RATiI, of the Ninth Ward, and Flag.
~ ler, Oath street New York NJ Paynter, Bristol Pa
NJ Coleman, Brown street. above 10th Jerry Merrlhed
John Wyman, 2o2 north 18th street. Myers, Of the
Chinese Museum, and Thousands Of othars certify that DIR
WILLiAMsS PuLM0NIC BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
AND WOOD NAPfHA n ths best remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Ac, fhsy used. DIR. wiamss preparation Il
gaining rapidly Ia public favor and supersedIng all other
medicines that called Wild Cherry only In for II
weilknown fac that DR. williams Bslsnm Is the only
medicine where the Wild cherry s used More thsn 0,C0V
bottles have been od within the last two months at DR.
Williams Northern Once las north sth street.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, Mt
WINNERS Stationery and Fancy store,
nov Str 9th ST., Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
YOUNG LADIEs' INSTITUTE,

4 STREET, bLTWELa STREET AND PENNsrLYANA AVENUE,
MRS j A. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL,
win reopen Monday September 18th. Circulars be
obtained Of the Principal
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13

CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs VEsTINGs, &c.
- UPERIoR black French Simonfs
- Do do do Bioulis
Do blue and fancy do, same makers
Do Belgian and American do
DO black French doeskins
Do black and fancy silk Nssttugs
DO black satin yestings
Fuucy casEimsres--large stock.
Also crayats scsrfs; Kid silk L-letLrs.d, and French
buck gloves
SILK cotton and msrtno Is hose
Silk ANA merino urdershirts and drawers
suspendsrs, silk and linen cambria handkfs., &c.
With almost every article belonging 10 the genteme
furnishing departmental 10 be found very Cheapat
zen l-tr VERIFY MILLER'S
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
CRAYON DAGUERREOTYPEs.

rIus style Of Photographic Pictures patented bJ
John A Whppls, Of Boston, about six years since,
introduced Into this city by Bennett in $780, many whI
have hal heu know. Mr. r. continues 10 take them, ~
superior manner At his Gallery, Pennsyya avenue be
tws on q AMI Tth streets ioct %
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
sHALWs / sHAWLsl sHAWLs

superior manner, at his Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue be-
twsen . and Tth streets oct %
sHALws sHAwLsl sHAWLs!
WE have In store the largest and best variety Of
w suANLS that have been offered for sale At
ormsr time this city The greater part Of tRem
fought a View York auctions for cash that sell
thstn much lover than the regular price. We have
LOO Cashmsrs Long Shawn varying In price nom SIS 20
- $40
W square Cashmere do. from $40 10 SIS.
O. colors snd white Canton Grape shsWs from 50 70
500
loo Mooilen Plaid Long shawls from s. to Sl2
100 kabrotiered and Printed Cashmere Shawls In small
ngurea, suitable for the present season
10 very rich silk shawls.
~ black Tibet aud Cloth shswls long and square.
- scconl mourning Plaid Woollsn shsws
~ handsome Cashmere scarfs.
at .3-ctf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY ACO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13
]. A. PATM0R & CO.,
No. ID, Wall street, New York,
EXCHANGE BROKERS.

S- Notes Of Mechanics Bank Georgetown, wanted at
u per cent lssp 2a--H
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13

Los MEArs and poss~-sioa given on ths 10th Of
IL uge~4txr, tAt2 tfs b4ssnnsnt aud second aud third
ku4n - a. 4e1E. hsins erected tbs northeast
~ fm Ana Loal1lana In this city
HMa &4a1x4n& htnx onnetfueSa ~ ulbTacS AL the
tsFn c11seuiaaaas ~ hssianrApt Ia conpeKon With
Nitsn sas sssts ~ eoAi oystsrss provisions, The
al ennuntcsts ban hroEa la aud doors
wlta a. soy, whieh vii ~ oomp1scd u three
F4aa aaumntang thrsash ample ldlns doors, for the
&1nmsa4atla ~ 1ii&&f sma prisatx parties The
thFa saafy etssse ths Whole the bui ding,
aHa - u4t n&apts1 ~ : runmnlious bliliard-rOoIn
t4t&e& Nna foasaaf4nt a0a above named
ga - Festrt a. 1luQ9 ~ s1ssKetc and ~,
sgsnals lssa, wto ue uDasFsiAnds The business, and
y saFly silltsa tat any suggestions BY him can
m1w ~ sdxsu4AEs ~ 10 hls future
eauaunstiaa aad o1Aasft Ths e~etra position Of this
bu4aE ataats the very heart II tbs most business
tsrteu ~ ashinsion laxs profits 70 COM
bwteet pss~oa eaa saek padiy obtain the tss
Rnt4ls utrst ~ tha Wndst~aus1 No sh9econ 70 q
gof tanauf Tns sFth suFy will b. veil adapted for
IalefFaEh oMna gill - reserved tof a
uaeeilus 0ad sabik4iion
TO- $3.50 as - Ia oorsss ana ths remainder o. the
nra asas hra ssaF~d ~ ths "bsnk o. the hepub
hae Appg 81 ~ ad4ress &c BARNEY,
40 kMalnlk 14ut6lIhn@e street. Washington
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-13

NHE subscribers now presenting 10 the public the
largest and most extensive stock OF hne Goods they
have before offered Their stock this has been
selected with great care and believe at such unprece
dented low prices cannot be equaed 10 the District Oui
comprises, among others, the following;
70 dress fDe ~ Brocade Silks In white light and darh
rolors. nj go pc nnttern
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-07-21
FROM THE PLAINS.
Cholera-the migration-Deaths on The Road
400 miles out from ST. Joseph
or In. 4 q


Cholera-the Emigration Deaths on the Road.
400 miles out from ST. Joseph
100 west Fort Kearney, June /.
Having met returning emigrant to-day from
Fort Laramie, and feeling good ways off from
home, take this opportunity to send you
word, informing you that am yet on the turf,
and in running order, although not in as good
order as | could DESIRE The cholera is the gen.
eral topic among the emigrants, spreading con-
sternation and alarm from one train to another.
Many strong arm and iron constitution, that
were Boosting yesterday of their strength, to-
day are left on the plains without shroud or
coffin.
The cholera originated on the Missouri Riv-
err among the emigrants, on board the steamer
Honduras, which lost some passengers on her
trip up to St. Joseph, and some 20 or 30 died
few days after leaving here. There are but few
but what have heard Of the Missouri River. and
few know what miserable, dirty, crooked riv-
err it is, where sand DER sand, and snags DER
snags arise. Sometimes the boatmen on the
bow, throwing his lead, cries out I" three feet
scant," and few rods further on, no bottom"
Missouri has the appearance of being fine
State, and there are many good-hearted people
in it. 1t seems singular to the North Eastern
man that so great State should have been so
long contented with no other thoroughfare Of
any kind on which to travel. We passed one
boat that had blown up, another snagged many
on sand bars, &c. Taking all things into ac-
count, it is not good for anything at all. 1t is
to be hoped railroad will soon be got through
to some place, if it terminates at st. Joseph
1t is also to be hoped that some landlords will
take charge of the tables and provide something
to eat at the hotels.
We have been now Is days on the plains,
amid the greatest show in the world The train
is estimated to be 700 miles long, composed Of
all kinds of people from all parts of the United
States, and some of the rest Of mankind, with
lots of horses, mules, oxen, cows, steers and
about ID or 20 miles per day all sorts Of vel
chles from a coach down to wheelbarrow; Ia
dies on horseback, dressed out on full blown
boomers; gents on mules, with their Kossuth
hats and plumes galloping over the prairies,
making quite an equestrian troupe and show
ahead of anything Barnum ever got up. The
plains are pleasant place to travel excellent
roads-equal to any of our Eastern plank roads
in dry weather, and were it not for the sick and
dying that everywhere meet our eye, and the
vast number of graves along the road, the jour
ney would be pleasant one The old ones are
nearly obiterated and their places no longer
known to man. The Indians are numerous and
somewhat troublesome, but we have had no
battles SO far Our train is moving and must
close for this time. When have a convenient
season will write again.
Cor n Y. Tribune.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-07-21

The construction of the new bridge across
the river at this place, is rapidly progressing
and when completed will not only be a perma-
nent structure, but an ornament to the city, and
credit to its builder, David Burnett, whose
fame in this kind of business is already estab-
hshed. Grand River Eagle.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-07-21

The GLOBE WE LIVE Mt is known MS
fact in Geology, that below the depth of thirty
feet the earth becomes regularly warmer MS VIC
descend. On an average the increase is at the
rate of one degree of Fahrenheit for every fifth
feet. At the bottom of the mines Of Cornwall,
depth of one thousand two hundred feet, the
thermometers stand at lightweight, equal TO
high summer heat. At this rate rocks and me-
ais would be melted twenty miles below the sur
face, and down in the bowels of the earth, sew.
era hundred miles, the heat would be twenty
thousand times hotter than melted iron. Who
is there that can wonder at earthquakes when
all things rest on a molten sea of fire.