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Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.
New YoRK, March 25-23 p. m.

New YoRK, March 25-23 p. IN.
The steamer Europa has arrived at this port
with three days later news.
At Liverpool on the 18th cotton had declined
9TH. Sales during the week Of fifty-fvo thou
sand bales.
Flour was dull and unchanged. Canal and
Baltimore are quoted at 21s. Wheat and corn
were dull at previous prices Provisions were
firm Coffee, sugar, and tobacco were unchanged.
Rice is quoted at los. @l9s. Cd
The Havre cotton market was firm. The Man
chester market dull.
Money was easy. Consols, 97s American
stocks were irmer United States 6s, on quar-
ter, l03 premium.
The political news is unimportant. France
and England are quiet. The Continent, gener-
ally, is tranquil.
The Kafir war at the Cape Of Good Hope has
terminated.
From France we learn that NJ. Armans Marrans
is dead. Rumors of change in the Cabinet
are current. The Notifications are proceeding
rapidly.
Business on the Bourse is heavy.
Further by Europa.
Second Despatch.-Ritchie Brothers, of Lon
don, have failed for one hundred and fifty thou
sand pounds They were engaged in the West
India trade.
The troubles between France and Switzerland
are settled. Switzerland agrees to the demands
of France respecting the refugees.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
A Monument!

FROM WHOSE BASE TO THE TOP STAND IN BOLD
AELIkf THE NAMES or OUR OWN CITIZENS WHO
hAlE hEEN RESTORED 10 HEALTH BY HAMP
I0As ykoETARLE TINCrURE, MEDICINE THAT
COkks MORN THAN NINETEEN OUT OF EVERY
TWENTY WHO THY 1T.
x TILL another witness Or aIamptons Vegetable Tine
- tare"Tha certificate Is from Of our largest and
neet en,erprsag Armers-ths owner Of those splendid
oxsa slhbd u the late Agricultural Fair and who, in
pfsn 2h The piOughing with tho same that took the
krsmlum We mention this before Mr. Horne took the
hs coalition such AS 10 despair ofeyen Wait
Ing The Fair much Ices taking such aborous part as he
t g bs astonlhmsn Of those who had his state
short time bciorr.
BALTIMORE, Feb 4, 1852.
nirted With Chronic InaammAtory RheumRtism for some
time, In 10 worst Erm, tried every remedy that came
sha my Fsach witheut any success, la fact suffer
soaruy able 10 wsk fro the dreadful pains and swelling
70 az naes had also an ulcer formed on my right wrist
wblh gave me intense palm
when IA this cndiiion, Mr. SCOTT Conductor the sus
qusAnna hsroed, with several others called attention
" tbs many wonderful cures made BY Hanptons Vegetable
ttnctuFe determined 10 give II trial, a last resort
You we'll Fcseinhcr my suirrngs II the time got the
happy 70 inform you, that In short time after
taking H. rcsyed fruIn palm, and could walk without
dnlenlty and IA about four weeks enabled 70 take
part in the pl0ughing match at late Agricultural Fair
thc cnloynvn the very bcst health, with symptoms
~ ms Old dcase all 0f which feel bound 10 say owe 70
ne great healing and restorative powers Of Hampons VeSs
table fngtars
Ny greet confidence In Il has induced to recommend II
10 ptlseFt ami have also it, good effects In
Ter VI ny little daughter had been IN bad health
~ ae ups no meine seemed 20 rsach her CASE or TO
40 beT good until gave her this Tncture OF amp.
ton which restored ef ~ robust health do there
ioe ehcfay hear my testimony In favor Of this yeuD bio
odehs and wish yon 10 send me dozen bottles, that
m'y alvs5s havsi At hand. Yours, respectfully,
klonckton Mills, baltimore county,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
HARRISBURG, March 20 p. III.

The Wing State convention met at Harrisburg
to-day. The Hon. William Jessup is chosen
President.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
Greu,t, ,coigit Of Ttstpaoay caanot Be girea.

Can any unpr udeod mind in the world ask stronger
mouy convincing proofol the great restorative
curative powers o. lamlons Vegetable Tincturc than
given below The writer y Of most highly esteemed
citizens Of integrity, aud, Il Is extensively known,
testimony and weight 10 the certificate below lie Is also
the Of the old Doctor Dunan, whose great skill ply
stefan j. we'll known most IL the oldest inhabitants Of this
city,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
BONNETS !! BONNETS F!
KID GLOVES AT 25 CENTS /!

FEW MORE Of those good Kid Gloves at rs cents. Also
N large lot of Tuck Combs, beautiful patterns and
very cheap Also Extracts Soaps Cologne Flair and Tooth
Brushes with thousand other articles good assortment
of Jcwelry, warranted ged and at about onehaif
price. If you wish for great bargains call at
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
mar 12-tr Pa av., opposite BROWNE Hotel
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25


WIMER continues to furnish an assortment Of fancy
w and plain Stationery at Mrs Collisions store, on 9th
street Ho has on hand Wakdens celebrated London Ink
and Arnod's and Morison's Black and Blue London do
Also blank French ensmeed Visiting Cards, and every
variety Of Printing Cards, which he will SELL in single PACKS
by the dozen, OF accommodating prices Give him cali
at tho Fancy Soro 9th street. Louisiana
1l-tr lSnt News
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
ToRNCE GREELEY,s WING ALMA

MAC, containing ELECTION RETURNS, w states,
Congressional Districts aud Counties with mss ~ other
valuable statistic Rrd rpndiu. matter.
fur sale ~ 4. GRAY, th street,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

ALONsS GHEmI1 Al -. -
ou aTOR, 40 prevent Badness anu
- -, 80 lair that has fallen oil or be' ONE tnh' anu W
- ,.9, nv SCI RI or DANDRIFF-price % cents
N'XtinSSs MAGIC HAIR OIL, for the promotion OF the
4, gHaWrp aud BEAUTY, the PRESERVATION anu isLs
L,.,'s - he HAtll-prce y cents
ARTICLES ars icdrrdn,ed 10 gre sdtiQdction
$50, A. GRAY, Bookseller,
nis Tth st, opp, odd-Fellows Hal
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
RnriMnnr. Rah. o $40

MssFs Mortimer e MorbrayG gNrILMEN: II Is with real
pleasure that able ~ attest 20 the general healing
curative Of DR. Iampous Vegetable Tncture Some
time during last November taken with bad
serious cough wRs advised 10 take Cod Liver Oil did
20 but, getting better induced try your Tine
ture got bottle, and, before had used II, all my
cough left Permit also To state that for tho last
fifteen have suffered very much from Acute Renma
tisg and ierfy0, combining me, al times o bed.
fully convinced that my present good health the use
QThe TnctHrc, and kind Providence,
You my friends, at liberty 10 this you may
think proper; and believe yours, very respectfully,
G. DUNhN.
BI can he any time at the Mayors Office a d.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
Healy,s Great Webster Picture.

TEEALYS large Picture " WEnsrER replying g. ntYvr
III In the Senate IN 1880 comprising Rso fuisifryl lrg
traits II many Senators and ether distinguished persons sir
were present will hc exhibition au1 after SATURDAY,
the 21st instant from A. M until every dRN, ~
sundays and MONDAYS. Vt the COMMON cot NCiL room.
CITY HALL which has been kindly granted y Mr. llcHty
for the purpose by the Buart Of Common Council
Admission Is cents; season tickets 80 Ccutso - ~
tanned Mt the door. Gh 2n-G
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

ASry b. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent is
authorized TO make collections for in the cities of Boston,
New York, and Philadelphia and duly empowered to take
and subscriptions the required by
His receipts will be regarded payments His offices
Boston, Congress street, New York, Tribune build
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
GermanIa Innrrrf.

PmLApCIPHIN, March ~.
The concert Of this celebrated orchestra Wg.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

- Comm unica tions, advert4sem ents,
orders intended for this paper may left
before IL o'clock ut either Of the following places
Once Of Publication, Pennsyyana avenue, between ~
aud 9th streets.
j. L. smiths Law ONCE, sth street, near the market
house.
D. b. Clarkes apothecary store Maryland avenue and
18th street, Island.
Craven Ashford's Police Office 7th street. Island
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

COMPOSITION OF THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
A list with which we have been favored shows
that out of 152 members of the House Of Dele
gates of Virginia, seventy-six are farmers, forty
seven lawyers, fourteen physicians, seven mer-
chants, three manufacturers, two clerks, one
tailor, one armorer, and one gentleman.
Winchester Vryinidn.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
A Mayors Court.

Were court of this description established in
Washington, and power vested in the Mayor to
condemn Migrants, rioters, petty rogues, &C., to
a workhouse, house of refuge, other suitable
prison, there would be great saving of expense
to the government, and the cause of morality
and good order would be promoted. Immense
sums of money are annually expended in the
prosecution Of the most insignificant cases, and
vast numbers Of wicked and depraved people slip
through the meshes of the law, and totally es-
! cape punishment.
To omit to punish the guilty, or to punish
them too severely, is very bad deed, and should
be carefully avoided. The Philadelphia Argus
says:
In Brooklyn, New York, few days since, a
lad, thirteen years Of age, was senencedto seven
years in the house Of refuge for stealing skate;
| that institution being full, he was permitted to
| remain in jail as hardened felon. A boy Of ff-
teen was recently ncarcerated in the common
jail at Chambersburg, Pa, for months for steal
ing cap, worth perhaps, one dollar. We once
saw in this city poor, barefooted boy sentenced
TO Imprisonment for several weeks for stealing a
pair OF coarse brogans. widow, III necessitous
circumstances, imprisoned in New Hamp-
shire, last winter, for taking an armful of wood
from neighbor at night. lad of fifteen is now
in Jail in New York city, having been sentenced
to the pcnientiary for two years for abstracting
money from letter addressed to the proprietor
of a newspaper. He pleaded guilty, but was
anxious to make every PREPARATION in his power"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

60 In conformity with tho usage of the other papers OF
this city, will charge for notices OF Deaths mar
riages religious meetings, when they do not exceed
twelve lines
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
EEy VERNON EsKRlDGE, u.s.N.

Mr. y J.. D0usla-Dear sir; While am, In general, OPP
posed b patent medicines can1or compcls 10 state that
hafo great eonsnre In the virtues o. ampons Vegetable
fnctufe. For sysIpl months past have used II In my
family snd m Dyspepsia loss Of appetite dizziness and gen
oral debility With entire So far my experience
extends therefore, take pleasure recommending Il 10 the
afflicted q safe and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully, yours, VERNON EsKRIDdE,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

ENGLIbH AND UFHMhN HU5IEKfI
COMPRISING Ladies' English Cotton Hose, frOm ~ x co.
~ upwards; Misses and Cbildren's do, de- 10 great
variety, just opened at tho "CESrRAL DEpor" Of
t. MYERS a co,
mar t5--tr penna. ay. bot. 9th aud 10th sts.
DLACK LACE Wells, Dress Caps, spotted ana
ID figured Nets for Unsersleeyes, just opened at
MRS COLLISIONS Fancy stOrr.
feb 19-tr cor, 9th ct and Louisiana ~
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
DR. HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCTURF

DIX, hhmfIOho fEoEIhbLE TINCTURE,
4 infallibe remedy for difficulty Of Digestion or dys
N pcpsia, and all that class OF diseases arising from
impure state u the blood Persons afflicted with pimples
botehc or irruptions the skin, will find In II never
failing cure To those lahoring under the above oil
rheumatic affections Is respectfully offered with the
flent assurapcc o. permanent and speedy relief
Por sale by =. y. MOFFETT,
feb ll--tr 7th st. opposite Oddfcllows lMl.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
By w. B. LEWIS, Auctioneer.

INHIs EVENING, at o'clock, at my Auction Store be
tween AZ and 9th Streets shall sell miscellaneous
assortment goods for cash. TO close sund
sales, among which are
Gold and Silver Watches
Variety of rich Bresstpins, and Bracelets to match
Rings EARRINGS, Pencils, Silver Combs
Rosewood Cases. Mantel Ornaments
Bibles, Stationery, &c.
CLOTHING-Coats, Pants Vests fine and medium Shirts
Perfumery, Soaps, &C.
Cigars, Trunks Guns, &C., &C., &c.
Aa- Send In your additions.
B-I will attend sales on the Square, marketdays for
goods of all description.
mar 22-lw w. b. LEWIS, Auctioneer.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

JUST RECEIVED!
On REAMS PAPER-Csp, Letter, Bath, &c. Prices rery
~ loo, at A. GRAY's
mar 1l-tr 7th st., opp. 0dd-Fellows Hall.
DR. PORTER,S, known also rs DIR. Tall
ley,s, wonder-Wo rking Salve IL POSI-
lively INFALLIBLE, as remedy for INFLAMMATION Of
the FEMALE BREAST.
RS- To try It is to be convinced IA
For sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
mar l1-tr It'll ST., opposite 0dd.Fcllows Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

STORE FOR RENT ON PENNA AVENUE
fINHE STORE at present occupied by the Telegraph Com
i pany, Ponnsyyanis avenue, between as and 0th
Streets will be for rent before the 18th instant
Apply tn s. PARKER. Fancy and
ian loft perfumery Store. under Nat IIca.N
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

r IGHT and mode colors-a beautiful assortment-jus
i opening at the " CENTRAL DEPOT" of
Il. MYERS & CO.,
mar 15-tr Penna ay,, bet. 9th and 10th sta.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
LOR LIBERIA.

LOR LIBERIA.
COLONIZATION RooMs
Washington March Is, 1852
NHE next expedition for Liberia will sail from Baniore
i the LIST day Of May Persons who may desire TO
emgrate at that time will please give us immediate notice.
and will make their arrangements to reach Baltimore on
the 10th or 30h of April Letters for the United States
squadron on the of Africa for citizens Of Liberia
sent to this Office postage paid, will be forwarded
mar lb- w. McLAIN Sec. Am Col. Soc
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
LACE UNDERGRADUATES AND coLLARs

PRETTY assortment OF the above articles ofened IL
N to-day ut Mrs. CoLLIsos's Fancy and Millinery sturc
together with cw pretty patterns Of CIEMlsETTS and
Inserings, Sixth street, near Louisiana avenue.
Ca A few ladies who are good bands on Millinery y n
be engaged ii application Is made early. mar lhLr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
RoR sALF

dSss GOOD FRAME HOUSE, containing nine rooms,
X:i ON sth street. Northern Liberties.
~ Tor terms apply to JOHN L. SMITH,
mar left 6th street. Centre Market
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

Hea, hin, y, Sick! No Medicine but Hampton's
Vegetable TnctHc eysy had such Aass Of Ties.
tlWoRI
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

NEW GOODS FOR COACHMAKERs AND TRIM
MERS
T am opening fresh supply of Coach Materials com
i prising everything in the line / name In part
Bent Feoes, Bon's Shafts, spokes, and Hubbs Of all
sizes.
sOart and Carriage Axles and Spring.
Laces, Pushes, Cloths Damasks, Innings Tufts Cords
and Buttons, inside and outside
Plated and Brass Handles Dash Leather, Patent aud I'm
ameled Canvass.
Moss, Hair, Maleable Castings, and Carriage Bolts.
Most OF these Goods direct from the manufacturers
and be sold low any other in the
country. H. LINDSLEY,
mar 15-2w Pa ay, bot. 9th and 10th SITS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
FREE EXHIBITION
FINE EUROPEAN OIL PAINTINGS

FREE EAEIBITIUN
OF FINE EUROPEAN OIL PAINTINGS!
NHE finest collection Paintings of tho kind offered
for sale in this country will DO open Monday the
ed the Of essrs. Magruder Calvert between
9th and 9th Streets Pennsylvania They col
ectcd by American during residence IN Europe and
will be pcremptory sold at auction Thursday and Fri
day. March % and &C. commencing Il o'clock each day
Seats reserved for ladies the days of sale.
Catalogues now ready at the Gallery.
mar 20--f j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctr.
GOLD FOB-CHAIN LOST, this morning,
the Avenue, between 9th and 7th Streets in that
neghborhood There is key attached which opens like
ocket. Tho finder will BIO suitably rewarded on leaving II
Mt this office. mar 20-tf
TENTLEMEN'S COTTON and THREAD
W Half-H0se.-The best quality and best assortment
Of sizes of Cotton and Thread alfoe offered in this
city may now be found at STEVENSS
mar 20-eo3t Sales-room Browns Hotel
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
SPRING STRAW HoNNFTs

E~r7, MRS. COLLISION opens to-day an ass0rt. --r-T
E>{3 ment Of Spring Bonnets, embracing Ladies - 4
EHH and Misses fine Ncapolitau Lace, Gossumer IL
80 China Pearls, Coburgs Hungarian and SATIN ans
Albonis, Straw and Hair, &C., &c.
mar Str SIXTH street, near cor or Louisiana ~.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25
WASHINGTON, March 1G, 1852.


PS-It Is confidently believed that by this invention
UNEMPLOYED regions may be examined and the light Of civil
zation Christianity may be disseminated through be
nghted lands with facility and that the world will honor
the names of those who subscribe to aid tho ntroduc
ton invention calculated to confer immense benefits
rpon the entire human race. l9-df
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

CHOICE PORTO RICO SUGAR!
TX HIDS strictly choice Buena Vista" brand received
mar 22--3t B. j. SEMMES 4 BRO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-25

wv HERE Policies will 10 granted Life, Health, Fire,
w and Marine Risks, in the following companics, viz
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05
Kossuth Meeting.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 81, 1852.

ST.. PAUL, Jan. 81, 1852
The meeting was called to order ny appointing
ID. F. Brawley, ESQ.,, President; John Butler and
Thomas Brooks, Vice-Psepidents, and s. TTssk
and J. C. Ramsey Secretaries. y
The chair called upon VIM. D. Phillips, ESQ.,,
to state the object Of the meeting To which call
Mr.. Phillips responded in some appropriate re-
marks, and offered the following resolutions:
Resolved, That feeling interested in The main
tenancs Of the laws Of nations, acknowledging
the sovereign right Of every people TO dispose of
its own domestic concerns to be one Of the laws.
aud the interference with this sovereign right to
be violation Of these laws Of nations, the peo-
pie Of the United States-resolvsd to respect and
to make respected these public laws-declares
the Russiaa past Intervention in Hungary. to be q
violation Of these laws, which If reiterated would
be new violation, and would not be regarded in
differently by tho people Of the United States.
Resolved, That the people Of the United States
are resolved to maintain its right Of commercial
intercourse with the nations Of Europe. whether
they be in state Of revolution against their gov
eminent or not; and that with thu view Of sP-
preaching scenes on the continent Of Europe, the
people invite the Government to take appropriate
measures for the protection Of the trade Of the
people Of the Mediterranean; and
Resolved, That the people Of the United States
should declare their opinion in respect to the quss
lion Of the Independence Of Hungary, and urge
the Government to act accordingly.
Resolved, That the people Of Hungary are. and
ought to remain free and Independent nation
that Louis Kossuth is their lawful Governor, and
that the Hungarian people should not be prevent
ed from exercising the rights Of freemen by she ty-
ranny Of Austria and Russia.
Resolrsd, That we extend to Louis Kossuth
Governor Of Hungary, and the Hungarian nation
that has made sucb a noble and in the eause al
freedom, that sympathy, aid and support, which
freemen alone know how to grant,
Mr.. Baker moved that the resolutions be adopt
ed which motion was lost.
MFR. Baker moved that Mr.. Phillips be request
ed to prepare copy Of his speech for publication
Which motion prevailed.
On motion, the meeting aijoured sine dire.
d. F. BRAWLEY, Pes.
s. TRAsK, Sec'y.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05

SUPPRxssrNe ARDENT SPIRrrs.--Tbe Pc
tition for the Maine liquor law, 10 extensively
signed. By examining the list Of names on ths
petition, we see majority Of those who havs
been long actively engaged. to our knowledge, ia
putting down liquor. From eur knowledge Of the
men, We are satisfied that whether the law be
passed or not, they will coasinus to set their faces
against ardent spirits, in every form. IT.. thing
must have a fair trial. Come, gentlemen Of ,hs
Legislature, what say Jos to passing the Law and
putting il into immediate effect! The agitation
Of the subject. has already seriously affected the
price Of whisksy. Do not keep dealers in sus-
psiss. "lf the deed were done, 'twere wei!
'twere done quickly" But what will become Of
the Office Of ''CoIlsctor Of the Port. when there
is ne lsager even whiskey to collect.
RETAIL PRIcEs In Sr. PAUL, Feb. Sth
Fresh beef to &c. onions 81 Is per busbel; tur
nips 40c. cabbage D to loc. potatoes 75c pei
bushel; butter lsto zoe. cheese 10 to l5c. fouI
IS; corn-meal soc. hams IL to l5c. rice &C.
brown sugar Sc. tallow caades l2c. star do. DOC
soap by the box, &c. sugar house syrup 6oc. vine
gar 2oc. mess pork $ls per barrel; apples, green
S., lard l3c.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05

REcoLLEcr Let it be understood for j,
is fact, that Mr.. Wells who is contes,in z
Richards seat in the House, is a Democrat;
and that Mr.. Richards, is Rice Wing, this
is cause enough why the Democrat, with its
Federal instincts, goes its whole length fot
Richards against Wells. Mark il, Demo.
Gratis ! We have lsft this question be.
tween these two members, to the cando,
of tho House; We have said nothing abou,
il, and have nothing to say Of the result
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05

LIaueH WILL CONE rx.-Leas spilitaous
liquors were consumed 10 the Sandwich IsIands,
when the duty was Ave per cent. ad valere~,
than at the present time. when the dsty is Eve
dsllan Per gallon. This fact is stated by Mr..
WylIis. the Minister Of Foreign Affairs in those
Islands, who rseommsnds return 70 the former
rate Of duty. The fact j worthy Of the notice
Of Temperance rsfermers.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05
The weather &C the East.

= ...,s1L,.,irs ~ INV YonK, Jan. a.
Immsass crowds again creased the East River
% ~ ics this -norains. bat BY the breaking I'D
e shs ice some 500 persens were placed in very
critical position We hear Of NO serious acci-
dsnts Weather appears to be mederating.
A jmse<ing Of Cslifornians was held at the
Amuriean Hssel last evening. which denounced
sipe Federal Government Tor seading eat eficials
from ths Atlantic S,ates. Instead Of sppointin IND
those Il Cali6ernia---The meeting demanded the
sbolisisn Of the Assay Office aud the establishments
Of .. Mint. They are to hold great gathering of
Cal;&snians II Washington on the sth Of Febru-
sxy.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05
THE Paternity OF FoLLr. FALSE,

The PATERNITY OF FOLLY, Falsely
FArHERED UPON .Nonesense
"A writer in Minnesota imasmes that low wages
ara caused by the absence Of banks--an opinion
that even statesmen once imagined a. much 6x-
ture n truth is. We know Of nothing more alb
surd. High wages in a State, don't depend up
on the number Of its banks, but the quantity Of
land uader cultivation BY its farmers. Tear down
all the fences in Ohio, let the land be monope-
lizcd BY hundred men, and in one year labor
would fall TO dime .'-[Cin. IDquirer.
Now We venture to say, that no writer in Min
nssosa, ever wrote any such stuff ~ tie above.
Il u barely possible, that some sach stuff may b
tousd in Old Secretary Smiths Minnesota Ha-
torical drsg-nst Of last year. being roo or 500
Passs Of ineongruOus twaddls, a. absurd a. a
photographic history Of BsdIam in blank verse,
kicked into Pi BY blind donkey.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05

"TAwAxrTKU KIN. The last Number o.
the Sioux Journal 10 out. The man who had the
Isek-jaw, BY attempting to read it, is slowly re-
covering now. upon an easy pathological diet, be-
ins the rsdinents Of Democracy furnished in the
editorials Of the Federal Rice organ, Published at
tho corner Of Wabashaw and Cedar streets, st.
Paul. at ~ 90 per annum, warranted no, to cut
in the eye. i-.,;......