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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-16
Mexican Mustang Liniment
THE EVIDENCES ACCUMULATE!

DEAD the following proof Of what We have long since
g non Of ali external remedies ever before offered to the
afflicted:
"wm NJ Johnston No liz Second street. Pittsburg says
after suffering ten days. the left hip also became az
scted, and ho obliged to lay up The pain
cts Of the Mustang Eminent in Rhenmati s and deter
mined to It, Ono small bottle thoroughly applied
CINCINNATI was confined to bis bed and under treatment Of
physician six weeks with Neuralgia OF the whole of
his right side Leg arm and face LIS Were 'nde
while under the influence OF opium morphine His
doctor finally advised him to try the Mustang Iniment he
did in two days able to about his business
perfectly cured"
1.-THE LAME MADE TO wAIK--About the first of April
cut and laid the fore finger of left hand through
the bone and the second joint nearly discovering
from the hand. being about two-thirds off, was fearful
that should lose the ofmy finger forever but bound
healed up and is now perfectly WE'LL though somewhat
scarrifed. 1 used nothing but the Mustang Lnimsnt.
ofny left knee In with the sharp of The
cap split asundor and for day two could not use
ever The cap and cleft to the joint with deep
and alarming cash. and 1t gave me grent Pain and uneas
applied the Mexican Mustang Lnment, and that alone,
in both Of the above and quite WELL except
the cut which healed up and shows fresh red appear
of about inch and half In length and quarter Of
an inch in width but gives me no whatever
" walked fifteen miles yesterday out Of the thirty miles
from the place whore live the Sulphur Springs In
Jefferson county, and feel able to walk as many more to-
day. My recovery has bee wonderful that feel 1t my
duty to make It public that the world may know the value
of the Mexican Mustang Lininent. AARON ROSE
"SULPHUK SPRINGS, JEFF. Co., No."
PRICES OF THE EMINENT.
is put up In bottles Of three Sizes and retals at %
cents SO cents and 81 bottle The 5cent and dollar
bottles contain 30 and loo cent Lniment In pro-
portion to their cost that saved by buying the
largo Sizes
A. g. BRAGG Co., sole propretors: Principal Depot 2o4
Broadway New York Sd and Market street. st.
Louis Mo- For sale by all Druggists in Washington and
Georgetown.
CHARLES sTorT Co., Agents, Washington
~ 23-eo3m
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NOTICE.-The undersigned hereby inform the citi
IN Of Washington and the public generally that
they this day entered into coparnershp for the
pose Of making Plans, Specifications, and estimates for
Dwelling and other Houses, and 10 and value all
descriptions Of builders' work. thorough practical
quantance with the various branches Of house building
thozes tho undersigned TO offer their services to meet
the increasing demands Of the community
Office street. north ide third door from sth street.
will be open for business from s q. IN. to p m
All orders will be attended to promptly and liberal
terms JOHN G. HARKNESs,
aug e-2aw1m VIM. w. BIRTH.
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WASHINGTON, August le, 1852.

The patrons of this paper are respectfully in
formed, that the present junior partner will give
to its affairs his undivided personal attention,
and it is hoped its efficiency will be thereby en-:
HANGED, especially in its character as local
newspaper. In our efforts to achieve this pur-
pose; however, we look for the increased encour-
agement and favor of the public.
That an increased circulation and advertising
business will result from the more perfect adapt
alton of our paper to the requirements of the
community, we have no doubt; but we wish it
to be understood that this increase Of revenue is
necessary as an important means of improve
ment, and that, where such mutual dependence
exists, our fellow-citizens must not wait for our
going too far in advance of the necessary support
from them We shall, at least, keep even pace
with the means they place at our disposal
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RESOLVED That the Wing people ofWashington, conscious
the ground they tread Is worthy of the
1t bears only long 1t Is peoped by men VINO h1
TO the Union OF the States the and fountain -
blessings of public order and private rightoi EN-
law-of happiness at home, and honor througnous I
world: and believing in tho principles ana p1y VI
the Wing party and the tried aon e, domestic
discor az sregn onnrr FIRMLY TO those primer
pies and will rally with ardent and united hearts sasra q
NAV h fed Sn the approaching conestf recordings Of
y JVhio meeting prior 10 The nomination.
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A Very Bad Reason.

: 1t appears that at one of the mass meetings of
the Abolitionists held on the 18th instant at
Pittsburg, there were loud cries for Douglass,
who did not appear but Mr.. Watson Haynes
did, who came out strong in favor of Pierce,
because, as he said, he was anti Catholic"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-16

CRoaHAs AND SooTT.-At dinner given at
Tammapy Hall in 1918, General Brown, General
Scott, General Miller, General Ripley, General
Porter, and Colonel Croghan, the hero of San
dusky, were present. General Scott presided.
After the General had retired, Colonel Croghan
gave the following sentiment:
By Lieutenant Colonel Croghan: MAJon GEN
ERAL WINFIELD ScoTT-The soldiers boast-hts
couatryS pride; TN battle roaring storm--rn'ta
az The cueni,,0 sun in peQce."
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-16

Bay The magnificent portrait of Washington
about which SO much has been said by the most
distinguished scholars and statesmen of.our coun-
try and by the press throughout the Union, is to
be presented to the Senate on Wednesday, by
Senator Cooper, of Pennsylvania. Will not that
honorable body do something in the way of en-
couragement to the brilliant artist and patriotic
publisher Of this only correct likeness of the
Father of our Country? Every public office
under the government should possess one
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-16

-SENATE.-The CHAIR and Mr.. BoRLAND pre-
sented memorials from mechanics and laborers
on government works in Washington, praying an
increase Of the pay allowed
The vote by which the bill for the relief OF
Mary L. Blaney was rejected was reconsidered,
and the bill was passed
Mr.. Downs made personal explanation with
respect to the census act
The bill for the construction of ship canal
around the Falls Of the st. Mary was taken up
and debated.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. Tho House re-
sumed the consideration of the bill declaring the
bridges over the Ohio to be lawful structures and
post routes and continued the debate up to the
expiration of the morning hour
Mr. FULLER, of Maine, reported the Senate
bill, with amendments, for the better security Of
the lives of passengers on board of steamers !;
and its further consideration was postponed until
Thursday next
The House took up tho bill granting lands to
the several States for the benefit of the INDECENT
insane.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber hes hand 200 900 Laths, which he win
cell low for cash. He has also a large quantity Of
White Pine and Oak Logs, which he Is prepared TO to
order at reasonable prices aud at the shortest notice He
also featuring Doors Blinds Cash, Moudinrs DC,
his factory, 9Th street. the Canal where he
sany keeps hand general assortment of Lumber OF
tho bcbt qualities suitable for carpenters and builders TO
which he respectfully calls their attention.
WILLIAM BIRD, corner 9th and cts,
aug 4-3tnw4w intelligenccr
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Executive Committee Of the w ashington
WING CLUB.

A meeting will be held at the Hall,
on Louisiana avenue, over Copp's Sa-
loon, at 8 O'Clock this (.Nonday) evening,
.4ugust 10Th. A full meeting is earn
estly requested.
S. A. H. McKIM, Secret9ry
aug 6-td Tint and Rep.
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~ HAVE SERVED TUE UNION FOR FoRTY-oDD
WEARS AND FEEL MYSELF CITIZEN OF EVERY
PART OF IT; AND WHATEVER OF LIFE AND
STRENGTH | MAY HAVE SHALL BE DEVOTED TO
ITS PRESERVATION. Gen. Winfield SCOTS Cas-
tie Garden Speech.
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MIR. souddsr,s speech.

The Hon. Mr.. ScUDpER, of Massachusetts,, de-
livered in the House of Representatives, on
Thursday last, very able and elaborate speech
on tho subject of the North American fisheries.
It is highly commended as well arranged and
lucid statement of historical and statistical facts
bearing upon this most important question, and
will be read with pleasure and profit by all who
desire to understand the position, history, and
claims Of this most interesting branch of Ameri-
can industry.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-16

The partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed this day dissolved by mutual consent The bust
the late firm win be settled by THOMAS G. CONNOLLY
who alone is empowered to act In Is name.
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
j. l.. SMITH.
WASHINGTON, August 1o, 1882.
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WASHINGTON, August 1e, 1882.

Joseph B. Tate having purchased the interest recently
held by John L. Smith in the establishment Of the Daily
American Telegraph, the business will hereafter be
Quoted by the undersigned under the firm Of CONNOLLY
TArE-he editorial department sll continuing under the
control Of the senior proprietor
THOMAS C. CONNOLLY,
JOSEPH B. TATE
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Public Mass Mesting.-The Independent Order

Public Mass Meeting.-The Independent Order
Of Rechabites will hold public meeting this (Monday
evening" at y o'clock at Temperance Hall, street
The Rev. Mr.. DaehielI, Rev. Mr. Cox, Of Georgetown
John c. Hardness, ESQ., and other able speakers, will adj
dregs the meeting
The Georgetown Glee Club will be present and sing
of their choice odes All friends Of Temperance, and the
public generally, are invited to attend.
aug 10 COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Attention, Continental Guards The regular
monthly meeting of your Company will be held at tho Ar
mory this Monday) evening" at o'clock 1t hoped that
every member will be present, business of Importance
IL to be brought forward for action. By order:
aug 16-1t J. NJ. GRYMES. Sec pro tenn.
Washington Light Infantry.-An adjourned
meeting of the Corps will be held this onday) evening,
at x o'clock. B. y. BEERS, Secretary.
aug 16-1t
Methodist Episcopal Church South, 9th street.
between ii and 1.-The Rev. Bishop Andrew will preach
by Divine permission, In this Church, this evening, at
So'clock. aug16-
Public Scholastic candidates for the several
vacancies in the corps of Teachers of the Public Schools Of
the city invited TO present themselves for examination
at the City Hall (Aldermen's room) Tuesday at SO
o'clock. By direction of the Board Of Trustees.
aug 13-FSM&Tu
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Marble Mantels.

NHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Wash
ington and the District that he has finished at
his Marbeyard the greatest variety Of spendid Italian
Marble Mantes richly carved aud plain, offered for
sale in this city. He solcits call from gentlemen wanting
such articles he will sell low any of the Northern
cities lie finished number Of pure white Eastern
Marble Headstones of various designs, which he offers
moderate terms will execute Monuments and Tombe
to any design or drawing given
aJ- Calcined Plaster for sale at $3.50 per barrel
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
aug 10 6m F. st, between 18th and 18th SITS.
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GOING RAPIDLY, those "Tsllyho Razors" at
VI 3lL cents, or Razor and o Box Of Bazins Shaving
Cream for 30 cents These Razors warranted and will
cut hair when you purchase them The cheapest Razor
for the quality ever offered. Call at WIMERS
june 4-tr Sixth st., near Louisiana nv.
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MRS. GEORGE, late OF England, wouh

~
wi respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen Of
Washington that she DO consulted past present. and
future events at her residence on the Of It'll and
Streets south side, few doors from Maryland avenue
Gsland) The name Is on the door.
RS~ Hours from a. m. TO 10 p.
Rs- Gentlemen 80 cents Ladies 25 cents
jy 3o--co2we
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Vocal and Instrumental Music.
we refer our readers to the card Of Mr.. Kley
in another column.
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Carusi's Saloon---Last Week!

rVNHE GLAsSWoRKERS respectfully that their
i beautiful and interesting exhibitions will positively
coee this week. They will exhibit every evening" and dis.
tribute tho usual number of splendid prizes and spec
among their audiences All who have not witnessed
this instructive and amusing operation should improve
this their last opportunity Visitors have specimens
manufactured in their presence, left
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INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO AND IN


E undersigned lately from Germany, begs TO inform
Tbs 5 9 ON ans s
AND I'm sNaINa lie bsS been trsveur since isa0
with Madame Bscaccan and performed in her last con-
cert 10 this city He performs the compositions OF Ls1
Thaber and other great composers and proposes TO teach
the Thalbergian style
SS- Communications left at the Music Store of Richard
Davis or at Mrs Homsads Pennsylvania avenue, between
Sd and 4 Streets will be promptly attended to- Terms:
Onehalf In advance. FIR. KLEY.
RyERENcEs
Gen LucIus J. Polk, Con. GIDEON PnLow
Col ANDREW ]. POLK, Rev. EDWARD Il. CRkssEY,
Col GEORGE Polk, Rt. Rev. Bishop 0rEY Maury co, T.
ss- Mr.. KLEY was Professor for year and half at
Ashwood, Maury county, Tenn. aug 1e-lm
COLTS PIsTOLs.-A full assortment of sizes,
aug list '' sTEvENs's sales Room, Browns Hotel
DILLs of all kinds, tedious to mention: For sale
by WILLIAM t. EVANS,
aug i4-tf Of II and 7th streets.
lust RECEIVED fresh supply of Drugs, Me-
dizziness Dye stu Paints and n FOR E sSls "
aug lift Drugsissnd Apothecsry cor It'll and II SITS
FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN, D. c.
YOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC ASSOCIATIONS
First Night Of the Season
Mrs CARPENTER Miss REYNOLDS and Mr. OWENS Of the Ma
ona THEATRE have kindly volunteered their services on
this occasion.
On Monday Evening, August 16 viii be presented, for
the first time the play of
ROB ROY,
with all the original Music
Dance, Mile THEopoRg.
H
To conclude with the amusing FARGO Of the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Price Of admission % cents.
Doors open y to commence at s.
aug 1i-2t
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DRAWN NUMBERS OF THE della
IL ware state Lottery, Glass 81, drawn at viii
mington Delaware, August IL, 1852:
/ 10 50 43 &c 70 81 so So SO 20 6 81
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PLEASE READ THIS!

WE respectfully nsk customers who have not com
w piled with our former request 10 notice this and
sote their respective accounts early dae and enable
US to- transsct business with the promptness desire
jy 26-f II. MYERS a co.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF FINE CIGARS.
TUsT received tho 7h5reo Havana Cigar store, fine
st lot Of Havana Cigars OF the following brands
10000 Cd w." (ahllar Cimun)
5000 Consolation, do
5000 Es Lachay do
1900 La India, (Panetela)
5000 Escogda, (Regalia)
The above Cigars have been selected exclusively for the
retail trade and confidently recommended to connos
seurs Also large and varied assortment Of Fine Tobacco
which the attention Of the lovers OF the weed Is
licited GEO w. COCHRAN,
aug 1o-eo3t 7ti ST., opp. Nat Intel Office.
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Dentistry +!
BEEBEs SUPERIOR FALL STYLE OF HATS
EOR

BEEBEs SUPERIOR FALL STYLE OF HATS
FOR 1882
ItHAS. II. LANE will introduce this day, Saturday.
August 1ith, the above justly celebrated Hats Also
other new and fashionable styles of my manufacture
which, for beauty and durability cannot be surpassed
full supply hand and for sale at uniform and
aopsbe prices Tho public respectfully invited to coll
At CHAs. II. LANES
Hat Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Establishment,
aug 13-eo2w Penn. avenue AZ street
DEAD THE NEW TESTIMONY in favor Of
IL HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE, In the ad-
vertisement Of Mortimer MoW bray in another
column, and call at WIMERS where you will find pamph
lets and the Tpcture always on hand.
aug l2-tr BS- Sixth ST., near Louisiana avenue
WTANTED-A location, near the Centre Market,
w west Of the Market preferred suitable for the Gro
cory business. Any person having such house,
nent tenant by Addressing T. through the City Post Office
aug 10-eo3t~
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BOARDING IN THE CoUNTRYl

BOARDING IN THE C0UNTRYi
MEADOW BANK, SPA srPrNe, Aus. l6, 1852.
THE subscriber has Room vacant, and thus
accommodate email family with Board tho remainder
Of the Residence three miles from the city, the
turnpike to Bladensburg Apply II by letter. 70 Wash
ington Post Once
aug 1s-1wS ROBT W. BURROWS.
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GREGORY a MAURY, Managers,
Successors TO J. W. MAuRY 4 Co.
On Saturday, Aug. Al, 1852,
eTATE OF DELAWARE LOTTERY, Glass "a,
VIII be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware
sPLENDID SCHEME.
$32, 0s0-$10, 000--10 prizes of 81, 100.
66 numbers, Is drawn ballots.
Tickets s10--Hslves s5--c

Tickets slo--Hslves s5--ousrters s2.So
On Saturday, August as, 1859,
STATE OF DELAWARE LOTTERY, Glass T.
VIII be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware.
$63, 000i--$26, 000!-$15, 000!--100 of 81 900
78 number lottery-14 drawn ballots
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Tickets s2o--Talves s1o-ouartors s5-Eighths $3.50
Address f. Y. 0'BRlEN, Agent,
aug To- Alexandra, Virginia.
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Splendid Lotteries
For AUGUST, 1856

FOR AUGUST, 1852.
GREGORY q MAURY, Managers,
IsICcEssors TO ]. w. MluRY COL
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l s 5 3
D0LLA R NE W SP A P E R!

The TINES, for the year 1858, will be
published at ONE DOLLAR, in ADVANCE.
At the close Of the present year, we intend
to close up our subscription accounts, and
10 PAPER will be sent without Advance pdy-
Daent. We make this announcement nor, so
that all may understand. We shall issue a
prospectus in few days, and place it in the
hands Of our agents, postmasters and friends,
in order that all who want the TIMES next
year, may begin with the first number.
All our subscription accounts will be
closed with the last issue in this month";
By that time, all accounts unpaid will be
placed out for immediate collection. Those
indebted can call and discharge the same,
and thereby save all parties further trouble.
We intend 10 haze the accounts closed.
II Clubs and advance subscribers, will,
of course, receive the paper for the time
paid, when they will be discontinued, and
no more papers sent without advance pay
ment. u Recollect this!
Persons indebted to this office for Jon
'WoRK or ADVERTISING, are requested tc
close their accounts. TWe mean eUe7J
body.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-02
THE WORTH or YOUR MONEY.
GREENABAUN s. BARTH,


XJTOULD call the attention of the public 10 their
w elegant and extensive stock of Merchandise,
purchased in the best markets, at the lowest cash
prices, and which they are now selling at such pri-
as will insure all who give them call, more for
less, than has been customary in this market. In
their stock will be found
Splendid BLK fg'd brocade silk, new style,
do do plain do do do do
do fancy fg'd do do do do
do DO PLAN do do do do
Demopolines, Cashmeres, Delqnes;
Persian Deaines, French and English Mernoes;
Great variety Alpaccas, Ginghams and Calicoes;
Splendid Silk and Merino Nisettes;
Fine Bay State ShawlS, assorted;
do do do long shawls assorted
80 dozen Merino and Cloth Shawls, all colors.
Also, complete stock Of HOSIERY. from the
splendid English silk TO the common cotton hose.
Also, complete assortment Of Hardware, Queens
ware, Castings, Groceries, &c.
Also the finest, best selected and most extensive
stock Of READY-MADE CLOTHING ever Of.
fered in this market; with superior stock and as
sortment of Boots and Shoes, Hats and caps TO-
gether with splendid assortment Of fine JewcIry
warranted 10 be of the very best Workmanship am
material, with every either article Usually callet
for
Their arrangements FOR replenshing their stock
/ Is such as TO insure Il complete assortment at al
times, which they pledge 10 sell lOwer than an!
house in this section
! lsT51 Call--be convnced-and get the worth 0
your money. GREENABAUM & BARTH
Fayette, November, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-02
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
SATuRDsV r

SATURDAY EVENING. Nov. 81.
Tobacco-Sales continue light amounting to-
day 10 only 70 hhds at both warehouses. Prices
ranging from SO % to 81 10 q 100 Tbs.
Hemp--No sales to-day. We quote prime at
S93 to S95 r ton.
Flour--We have no change to notice in regard
to this article. Good country sells at 81 35@S4
62I; favorite brands sell as high as 81 10 2 Dbl.
Wheat-Sales embrace nearly 5000 sacks. We
hear of no sales above 9Oc, which Is the highest
figure for prime. Soc is the ruling rate for good
lots to-day.
Corn-New is held at 42@45c.
Oats-Sales of several lots at IOc.
Provisions-A sale of new Mess pork was cf-
fected at SIG 80 Lard is in request at 0 to 10c
for No. /. Nothing doing in bacon.
Groceries-Sugar is dull sale at A. to sc. Mo
lasses is declining; csc is the highest market rate.
G. A. Salts dull at 81 30. Raisns SO 4 box
Rice 81 to &c.
Sundries-BecswaX pic. Flaxseed 00c. Feath-
ers 35c. Hides sc. Rope SIC. Bagging 1910.
Gunnies to 9tc. Castor beans 81 20. Potatoes
4Oc. Onions 4Oc. Butter 20 to 25c. Cheese 6
10 lOc.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-12-02

The CALoRIo SHIP The New York
Times says: The experiment of Mr.. Fries
son, of applying heated air to the propul-
sion of ships, is rapidly approaching crisis.
The trial ship for this object was launched
IN this city several weeks ago, and by the
first of December her machinery will be
ready to test the feasibility Of the discovery
as substitute for steam. Opinions are
much divided on the subject. The revolu-
ton which it proposes in navigation is too
wonderful not to enlist the liveliest concern
among business men. The princi pie, if
successful with water craft, is capable of
application to nearly all machinery now
driven by steam. Mills, factories, and rail-
way locomotives may employ it. The dis
covery, rapid extension, and employment Of
the magnetic telegraph are not more remark
able lhan this will be if its practical work.
ing should correspond with the now SAN
guine hopes of Mr.. Ericsson and the friends
who are furnishing him with the means"