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Furnishing Goods,

$50 Uz "r n"ch %a""G se, s.e, OK
ami krckel's, at wholesale aud retail nv
iiOLCONB & LYON.
SO Water street, Bridgeport.
NICES-tIil,'s. rctrr Wrighr's, Hyip'. and
All ltscn's of ever, Qualify aud price ins,
"pe'lrg. an! we would cal! particular attrn
ton :" "nr stock. HOLCOMR & LYON.
s3 Water street. Bridgeport
A NVILS-IIill's. Peter virgins & Mouse,
IN hole, Wholesale AMI retail w
HOLCOMB &LYON
50 Water siIe~t. Bridgeport.
NJ AIS, 1890 casks Fall River. Also 40
~ casks superior wroush, nails. nv
HOLCOMB & LYON.
SO Water street, Bridgeport.
EILEs, 1900 doz. w s. Butchers files con
l. sistIng Of every size and kind. now opens
ing by HOLt OME s. LYON.
90 Water street bridgeport.
IT USE FURNISHING HARDWARE, a
lliull and complete assert ment By
HOLCOMB Il LYON,
~ ARRIAGE MAKERS GOODS, Axles.
~ Springs. Shafts. Carriage Bows, Bolts
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
dead Screws, Scanning Cmd, &c.
HOICoMB & LYON.
~ LUE, borax. emery, so bills give asSorttd
VI sizes. 10 cases Woods Refined Baray
81 casks superfne Lonoon tme,y, nv
H0LCOMB & L Y1N.
So Water street Bridgeport. 8
DRACE AND BITS. a large stock Of Mar,
nPles superior plated and plain, Wholesale
and retail by HOL COMB 4 LYON.
TABLE CUTLERY, $50 groce of Wade &
i Butcaersuperlor Table Cutlery. Jusl re-
ceIved by HOLC0Mg & LYON
S2 Water street, Bridgerar,.
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DIV ~ ING.

II JACKSON hereby gives notice that
AAS he continaes to DYE Over Coats.
Pants, Goats; Stockings, Ladies' Dresses,
Shawls. &C., at his residence, one orar,er
ola mile west sf the Court House IN Itch
6ell.
q An orders thankfully received and
promptly attended 10.
Lit chGeld, September / 1851 ~
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RAkyE MILLINERY

heavy ard cheap Lace Wells. Collnrs aud
Cuts. Work Binds. Cambria Edgings and
Insertings, Ladies Kid aud Cashmere tarvs.
a cheap lot of LINEN lldkts Cnnk Trim,
mingA Fiinses. Gimps, and We've, Serpen,
tine Braid. &c, &c.
I,i;chtiald .Oet. 2Sth, 1851. "a
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For. &nEe.

A Convenient two story dwelling house
Aand harm. handsomely situated few
rods below the Methodist Church in Meadt
ow street. Terms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
he premises e eAMUEL CLOCK. .
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For Sale or 10 Rent,

&YEA TIE subScrib. r bci,es DESTROYS
.ss.sEI to sell or lease for term of years
tissSHM his Shop and Wafer Power. togeth-
er with about g. of an acre Of land
situated w,ihn about a half mile Of the Rail-
road Depot, in Woicnttyille Said premises
ate entitled To one hall the water nf the Nan
ga'n.k River. y new and substantial dam
was erected thereon the 'nsi Fall. For fur
iher par'it ulars enquire Of the subscriber on
the premises. Also, I" Rent for term Z"
years the building situated" nca, tbs Bridge
in said village Of Wolco''ville. r. quire q:
ahoye. LUTHER TlSSELL
Wocettvlle, Jan G, 1852. 36
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1seese Feathers

m He subscribers havf made arrange
III men;s to keep a constant supply of .
first rate article Of GEESE FEATH.
FRS-selected and packed with grea
care by ourselves, in packages Of from
2O to so lbs; and will furnish all,ims
airy quantity from 20to 1000 lbs OF a DUAL,
ity they will warrant as good as the beef
at as low prices as can be purchased
equal quality in the State.
S. g. l.. HURIBUT.
Winchester. 1881.
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NOTICE.

rHNtlE undersigned, Co!lt clar Of Town aud
Stn,e Tax for the town of Sharon. will
attend to receive the same Of the persons
against whom they are assessed. at the
Town Hall, in sid Sharon, on Monday.
January 9Th. 1859, from l0A. VI. To 4 PM.
Also a, the Store 81 George W. Chaffee in
E'lsu ol,h, on the 81 lay of February nex
FIR I'M 10 AM. 10 l2 NJ. and at the Store of
c. +. Peck. from PM. to 4 PM. of the
same day. will aIs~ meet those who neg
ect to pny on or before the ab I'VE ,aea,ion.
ed days at IKE Town Hail. in said Sharon.
on The lsr Monday in April next. All who
neglect TO pay on or before said LIT Monday
ia April next must expect to ply all taxa
bic costs. WATT WILLIAMS,
Sharon, Dec. =, 1851. CalIector.
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DYE STUFFS.

r OGWOOD,a prime article; Nicwood,
"a Fustic, Nader, Cochineal, Alum.
Coperas, Muriate Tin, and all articles com
monty used in coloring, at the Wolcoltville
Drug Store. by G. MCNEIL.
Oct. 6. 1881. 6w22
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CHERRY PECTQRAL
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESs,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPTNG COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
81 CONSUMPTION,

Among TIE numerous discoveries Gieirs ba'
made in Ibis geasFatiaa e facilitate the bssi
ness Of life--iacEesss iis enjo, ment, and tvt'
rrOlong the Term 81 human eXisencc. nou" can
be nam,d Of more rea! value to mankind han
his contribution Of Chemistry ia the Healing
Art. A vast trial Of its vriacs thrreghou'
this broad ccDutry, has proven beyovd a doubt
that NO medicine or combination oil medicine.
yet known. eau so surely coIt;ol and cure thu
nun,vsops IS, ;sIjes q! pulmonary disease whisl
have hitherto swept lEem oNr ESs thousa"d
aud thousands every year. Indeed, there Ia
pow abundant reason 10 bclieye u Remedy has
at loostb been found yhich CO" be relied on
- cure the most dangerous affections OF The
lungs. Our space here will moi permit us to
publish any n5Gpor'ias Of the cures affected by
iis use. out we would presont the following
opinions Of eminent men. and refer lulthet in>
Aui,Y 10 the circular which the Agen, below
jsamed, will always be pleased to fsrnish free
wherein are full particulars and iadispuabl
proof Of these facts.
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TNHE subscriber gives notice ,ha, lie
Il con,inges the BLACKsMITHINi
basiReas in North street, near Carringion'
Foundry. Ok Shoeing attended to--he ha-
yiSg fitted up frame in a good and conve>
RieR' place for that purpose. ijOrse Shoe>
ing and other Blacksmith woik done rs
psNaL CoME AND SRE.
JONATHAN r. FULLER.
Lschfeld, Dec. 9th, 1851. 81
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IITGIFaElD
Mutual Fire insurance Company.

IIIGRIF aML!0
Mutual Fire insurance Company.
THlS Company has been in operation
l. eighteen years encinQ July 9Th, 1851, and
has insured properly to the amour, of
S3,I44. 1000
The who'e an Hgnt of cash preui.
urn paid iuto he Treasury during The
tme,is l5SeO67
10 interest received on hoaoa, Las 29
1886 81
The whole amt 81 Losse'
which have been paid s HAS %
To expenses paid Ia A2ts,
books, stationery, Insurance
Plates, &c. 3,2S4 lS-l4,6 99 so
To cash in hand of Treasurer 81, laT Al
Adj T., the abnve the charged premi-
Nm, which can be collected Il Ieq'r'd. 1880 s.
Present aDital oil funds Of The Co, H,7Os 80
During the lime the compnn has been in OPP
era non, there has not been Anv assessment made
on lte members Of the Company; and the ex-
PC ms, OF ,nsnrinG IN this Cuf:pa ny. ~e are con-
fideht, rs less than iH any other C"mpany-oe-
ing only 8 to 0 cents on the SloO per arnutn tor
detached dwellings,,
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Land For Sale in the Village
of Iitchfeld.

VI LltCtIf1GIUs
TIME subscriber offers for sale one and
Il one half acres of Land, on The east side
of North street, in the village of Litchfeld,
lying next adjoining the land and Dwelling
HousS OF the Hon. Judge Church.
Ecquire of J. ii. Hubbard. or the suhscri>
her in Salisbury.
GEORGE C. DODGE.
June 18th 1851 m64
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r. III. EstehTuds,
ONE PRICE TAILORING, CLOTHING
AND GENrLEMENs oUTFITTINa
ESTABLISHMENT, A FEE
DOORS WEST OF tbs
COURT HOUSE,

WEST STEEET.
WHERE he is prepared to offer the
w greatest Inducements 10 purchas #
Cio'hing ever offered in This or any other town
IN the county. Having just a,ta~,i to his stock
large and elegant assert meni Of Spring goods
consisting Of Broad, his # French, German
English and Americas m ,nufaciure, Of all
sha' rs and quality. aSslmeres, Plain. Black
English and French Doesklns. together witt
variety If Fancy CassItncIes, of new ard
fashionable 81, les Black aud Fancy satus. and
SILK fesilngs. Mdrselltes and summer Vrslipp>
ct every description, with large assnr;mrn
ii spring and sumner Cl"thlng which hav.
been GIT ~ with ihr greatest care and no vii
variant in quality, style AVID durability al
workmanship. which will be sold cheape,
than can be bought elsewhere
Furnishing Goods.
Embracing large assortment Of PLAIN ano
Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bnsnms, silk H,ndker-
chiefs, Cravats. Ties, Hosiery, Cloves SC Sc
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
their garments made IN style not To hr SUI,
passed in fashion or workmanship and warran-
ted to fit. To his old customers and friend.
wt " have sn long patronlZrd hi,l he takes
th's occasion 10 acknowledge their KINDNESS
h""ine ~ see them one and all at his stand II,
wesi street where he VIII endeavnr if one
Price and that cheaper than can he hnugi,s
elsewhere. is all that is required to retain thei,
patronage
eating done az short notice, spring aud
summer fashions received
T. II. RICHARDS.
L"chfel. Nov 10 1851. 5
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officers Of fRe COMPANY.

VEWCef'2 Of fAc e'O1Sf0NSAY'
JO&L4H G.. BECKnI1H. President,
OLlEER YIN. T'sqsm'
JASON H'Fi4EA'G, Secretary.
DSTeF1GTs,
J. IA g sE WiITT1It; 4 8 kGWiITI
OLIVER GOODWIN DAV1DC. sANfOkb
G. C.. WOODRUFF! ROBBINS BAT TELL,
STEPHEN TRo"HRlDGk
.Esenfs for sAe Gc0ss,Y@a D
Danisl B. Brinsmade, Washington,
David G. Sanford. New Milte.d,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent.
Richard Smith. SnavaI,
Frederick ellogg. Cornwall,
Joseph !. Gaylord. Goshen,
VIM NJ Burial, Gamma.
Donald J. Warner. Salisbury
S J 4 bswsII, q Nosfalk,
Roger Il Mills. New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams. Tofrinston,
Lewis Smith, Harwinron,
John C. Amkley, BeIhem,
Lsman w CS;ier, Wa.rrlowa,
John &hnrnetky, Woodbury.,
David Q. Whttiesy New Prtste1,
Edwin Iallnadae. p plymouth. .-l.
Ceors DeForaSi. Woodbury..
John linslaIe, Wins.ed
John N. Hall, New Cannnn.
Persons wishing TO get their Buildings In enrs
can apply to either eithe Agents.ol to the G"
retury.
J. G, BECKWITH. President.
Jason WHITING, SECRETARY.
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f. H Il r. III g. ks j..

X H Il m g Rs.
French, LemGne aud Eusish Tan calf
skins-common do * oak; hcmlock ant
English Tan solo leather Innings. bind
ms. wax. thread, pegs, blis,les &c. &c
Some OF the above are the very fnest ant
best manufactured 10 the country, and ar,
for sale cheap loE cash.
SAMUEL CLOCK.
hitch field, 1851.
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CALL dND SEE i! .fH
GxENT'S. French Calf BOOTS-Ladies'
- Cater Boots. all culors-Common
Calf aud Kip 10. great ,rely-J.nny
Lind Boots ana SIippers-Cnngtess Caters
aud Genl's Jenny Lind Caters Jenny
Lind ExcslsiorS, Resets, &c. Gents Ope>
ra Caters (cure corns.) enameled leather !:
Gen;'s Sa'f shDes patent Monterey Boots !:
the finest Laiies' leather Boots, Shoes. &c.
in The mniyy, worth 81 90. Cbildlen's
goll, silver, h.l,saImon Gait"rs-D ,ncins
Gai,eis, som" low priced Fillmore Ties
all colors: Roy:' Gait and kip Eoois: Miss
es' cloth upri CATERS, all coiolS; Boys
enaTeied CALI aud kip Rrnsans: Gents
patent !eatherand era ,neied Slippers; com
non slippers caln kip aHd goa Rrosans-
&c. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

FARE REDUCED TO PHILADELPHIA 1t will, no
doubt, be gratifying to q great portion of the ira.
Yelling public to learn that they can now be con.
veyed from New York to Philadelphia, for the re-
duced and comparatively low price of two dollars,
which is somewhat nearer approach to the stand.
ard charges Of other routes to various sections Of
the country. The exorbitant charges for passage
between Philadelphia and New York has long been
q subject Of complaint by those who have been call.
cd to make frequent visits from one city to the other,
and has unquestionably kept back great deal OF
travel and prevented the increase ofintercou Sc be-
tween the two places The cheap route will be by
steamboat to South Amboy, thence by railroad to
Bordentown, and from the latter place by steam
boat again TO Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

FRANK PrERcE's CoAr OF ARMS The Boston
1iJ, that the committee having In charge the
bnildirp OF carriage for Gen Pierce wrote to him to
sscsIt,n what was his family coat OF probably
Win yi.w Of painting 1t the panels of the coach
The PRECEDENT elect replied that the only coat Of
which be bis family possessed that Of his
father ,birt sleeves in which nc fought the battle OF
Purker Iiil. There lie nothing lrish in that.
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DOU BILE SH E E T .
new York, We'd esday, December 1, Is5a
mails for Europe.

mafIG Tor EurOpts
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD-oUR AGENTS IN
LONDON AND PARIS.
The Cunard steamship Asia, Capt Lott, will leave this
port ct noon day, for Liverpool.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of
the NEW YoRk HERALD will be received at the following
pssoes'-
Il. Sanford Co., London.
william Thomas Co, 10 and 81 Catherine street
b. III Revolt II Rue de la Banque Paris.
Livingston, Wells & Co.. Paris
The European mails viii close at halfpast ten O'Clock
this morning. The WEEKLY HERALD will be pub
Nsbed at half past nine o'clock.
Single copies in wrappers, sixpence.
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And SO encountered was the property that the lia
bili,ies exceeded thirty millions Of pounds though
the gross produce at sixteen years average purchase
was but little more than seven millions Of pounds
The new proprietors are classed as follows There
are only lii, representing CT 100 000 who are not
Irish the great bulk Of tho purchasers being natives
Of Ireland, and bidders for lots Of GIOOO value and
under. Of the buyers who are not Irish, We are
informed u at furnished by Calcutta another
by the United States, eight by Scotland, and the
rest by England, chiefly from London and its Vi
cnty. In description they comprise
Gentry. $1,000. ~
Manufacturers and Merchants Gncludng eight hrms) 80
Insurance and Land Comp anies. ........,....,...
Farmers ......,.. ~
Such arc the changes as to persons and wo readily
admit that some good will follow from the measure
but, compared with the necessities Of the case, it
seems but as drop Of the bucket to the ocean. It
only touches but small portion Of the surface, and
docs not 20 to the hear. Of the evil Even il all the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01
aaa Broadway. corner OF Anthony Street.

900 BT0hUWHy, COrHef OF ANthOny StFcct.-
GEORGE T. FoN s. A. aud U. s. N. fashionable tailor
MAX Of pefoct htng coats vests panalocns and every
conceivable requisite garment In the department. tailor
ing Authsr IL tho first crcs Of the Philosophy OF Modern
Dess and Fashion inventor aDd sole Of she
Osnal Khai standard mt, designtd in many va
rous approved style to tut the age station tastes or re-
qurements Of the Made suitable TO be worn In any
cline 9he an overcoat DO forwarded by express
Low with bill for coliecti on receipt Of
ton OF tho Gu toner
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UNFAIR TREATMENT OF ANHRIcAN kxRCHAM51 X
TIE MEXICAN AUrHoRIrrrs.-H will be In TIE No
collection Of our readers, that We published, about
fortnight since, some very interesting and sze
portant intelligence from Mexico, and that We par.
ticuary directed attention to the injustice done 70
Mr. Spcy ers, an American merchant, by Tie author
tiles of the country The facts are briefly these.
During revolution in Metsmoras, the Governor.
Avalos, for a political motive, and through the
necessity Of raising funds, repealed the high pro-
hibitive tariff which existed, and permitted the.
importation of merchandise at scale Of greatly
reduced prices. Mr.. speyers, under this Avalos
tariff. imported large quantity Of goods, which
be paid all the existing duties and fees; but sub
sequently, on his sending these goods into tho
interior, they were seized by government officers at
Monterey, and more than l 500 bales have been
con6scated as contraband We are in possession Of
further intelligence from Mexico on this and other
subjects, which, published in another portion Of
our columns, will be found highly interesting.
The information therein contained consists Of
extracts from private letters to gentleman
in this city IL appears from this that the Bril-
tish minister in Mexico exercises preponderat-
ing influence over the government and procures
facilities for the Introduction of English goods
into the country, while he takes every means of
prohibiting the entry Of American merchandise, and
Of prejudcing trade. 1t also appears that Mr..
Speyers has advanced further in his prospects, OF
Obtaining justice from the government or the
restoration of his goods; and it is said that If the
merican minister had supported his claim in q
proper and deter manner he would long since
have obtained redress. We do not know how this
fact may be, but this know that 1t is absolutely
incumbent on our government to take steps for the
protection of our commerce in Mexico, and prevent
the robbery of our merchants, aud finally the total
abandonment of their trade with that country.
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Fashionsbls CIothing.- III. l.. Foster con"
nues invite citizens and strsnser 70 his large ana beau
Nul stock seasonabe clothing which can At all times DO
found at his Establishment, ~ Coftandt street., where
every article Of be purchased ~ tho 10 S pres
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new propristors were the best Of landlords and none
Of them absentees-if they let their land at fair
value to the tenant. and paid him for all his i'm
provemeLts on his surrender of his farm, (which
il more than can be expected from Auman nature,
with q bad example all around and the competition
of tenants who must starve or have land q. any
price,) STILL what would the benefit Of million Of
acres, thus managed. amount to, when we take into
account that the area of the island is nearly twenty
one millions Of acres? The restoration Of q million
Of acres to Irish owners-for which they have paid
in hard cash-is but small instalment Of the debt
Of justice to people, the greater portion of whose
soil was confscated and ma e the lawful prey Of
English plunderers. Sir John Davis remarks that
ell Ireland was oo.onized at one time among ten
persons Of the Eoglsh nation, and for the space of
800 years only two Irishmen were permitted to hold
an acre, the king Of Thomond, and Roderick O'Con-
nor, king Of OoDnaught. Lord Glare estimates the
forfstures in the various periods Of coniscation as
follows:-
Forfeited up TO the close of James the Firsts
Forfeited W. to til. close Of Charles the Seconds
reign 7SOO,OOO
Forfeited at the revolution. l05O792
Total Ii es7 e2s
The portion not comprehended in this enumera-
tion consisted of the estates of families of English
blood. If the wars of England, wagei in Ireland,
had been carried on against distant enemy, the
inhabitants would have retained their possessions,
under the established awof civilized nations, and
their country would have been annexed as pro-
vncc to England but instead of this, because only
narTsw channel ran between, the I.sh people were
treated worse than if they were wild beasts. In the
instruction Of l64l, London company Of advsntu-
proposed to Parliament to put down the rebel
lion, which they estimated would cost million Of
pounds, the condition of getting the whole Of the
fertile lands, which they calculated at ten millions Of
acres, to be divided among them in lots, as fol-
lows:--
For each adventurer Of ECO, 900 acres in Ulster
Do do. $500, do. Connaught
Do. do. s!5e, do Munster.
The daily union., 1852-02-13
Collins. Steamers.

COiiinss Steamers.
have read several articles in the "Unon," over the
signature OF Atlantic" in which the writer has stated
substantial why Congress should grant 10 the
Collins line OF steamers the aid which its owners ask
10 say nothing OF the superior strength swifness capa
city, and beauty OF those steamships, which exceed any
that ioai belonging TO the Old the New World there
are other Considerations OF commercial political aud
national character which should commend this noble en-
lerpnse to the favorable consideration OF Congress
There is one, however, TO which atlantic" has merely
alluded that ought be considered while legslaDg on
this subject and that is the vast increase in the
OF postage which must 10 the Post Office Depart
ment from emigration and the additional correspondence
arising therefrom have ascerained that the Atlahc
postage Ia 1851 exceeded that of 1850 by more than ttoo
hundred thousand dollars And when il is further con
sdered that nearly ha million OF emgrants arrived in
this country the past year, may not reasonably sup
pose that the correspondence OF 1882 and consequently
the amount OF postage will vastly exceed that of 1851
Let our line OF steamers be placed upon the footing
and receive the support from government that
the British government extends 10 the Cunard line and
instead OF lis being tax upon the treasury, ii will be
source OF revenue, while at the time the govern
ment will have always at command, in OF any
gency, five OF the finest war steamers afloat
ROWLAND HILL.
The daily union., 1852-02-13
Congr..s-Thur.day.

SEMTE-bIr. Hamn presented the memorial OF Asa
Whitney proposing TO construct upon certain conditions
= railroad from Lake Michigan to the Pacific ocean.
Mr. Miller presented resolutions OF the Legislature of
New Jersey in favor oi the compromise measures. and
made some remarks upon the subject in which he was
followed by Mr. Stockton.
The Joint resolution reafhrming the doctrine of non
Intervention taken up. and Mr. Clemens spoke at
some length The subject after which the further
sderaton Of the resolution postponed until Monday
23d instant
After a short executive session the Senate adjourned.
House. OF REPREsEHTATIvEs.-The House spent
some time IN receiving reports from committees in
the shape Of bils resolutions. &c. which appro-
paey referred or otherwise disposed Of The remainder
o the days devoted TO the consideration Of
business the Speakers table, much Of which duly
referred The only bill passed in the of the day
was one TO authorize register TO be issued to the barque
Syphde.
The daily union., 1852-02-13

Tss wosprRruL P1srfsa, ssvrsMLs Missos, now
Hail. attracting great attention. II s visited
hundreds and the OF
Lake Erie, Niagara river and Its mighty
appearance bchoder himself
hearing roaring noise, forth the sp
The sasueny river also faithfully portrayed and should
by al Day exhibitions given wsdnes
day and Saturday afternoons, comm encins at az O'Clock
The daily union., 1852-02-13

B. PALs.s, tbs Aaecan Newspaper Axsni is .aaos.
,sI % sks collections i eas Of Boston,
nd snd duly empowered
subscriptions the rates required by His receipts be
saded payments. His Offices sreBoon, Congress sue.s;
New YOh, Tnbare building Philadelphia, corner oi
Tbird Chestnut streets.
No Mr. o. w. JAAEs No Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio Is
o general travelling agent for The States BY ions
r. DIHr, d. A. WADswoRTa, ALEx. r. Laws, JAass RurH.
,t,osp LORI EDwARDs, q. NJ L. WIsxmAs and o. A. Es-
sLEsr0s.
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