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VAR BUILDERS Railroad Compantcs.-The sutrscri-
is "FuIIer's Car
sprnsn and cautions all interested Of his
Fuiers patent original,
hrs genuine Extensive
supply the springs builders railroad companies and all
require TO use this patent
1he price nred5 pound, including the privilege
the patent.
The American Institute have awarded the advertiser tho FIRST
premium for best India rubber ar springs.
Orders from Of the United giving
the pieces Of rubber required be promptly
No other has authority
car springs which by compression OF the rubber
HORACE H. DAY,
Oldest manufacturer Of India rubber the business the UNI
ted states and owner Of nineteen India rubber patents
house ~ Courlandt street, New York
Public attention called 10 the advertisement OF Mr.
the only authorized ycnd nv
In the United States. - $3.50
w g. FULLER.
Byhs Attorney, G. NJ KNEVITT,
Nrw YoRK, 1881.
Jan l4-s0d3m
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We have received a copy Of this interesting work, and
will furnish review OF it in few days. Mr. J. NJ
Bartlett in this city obtaining subscribers to the
work. is the only authorized agent here for this purpose
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-26
Your friend,
JOHN Z. WOOL.

*The intervention OF England in the affairs of the cont
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0G0 pounds sterling
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nRY Goods ~ Cost for Cnsh We this day 10
stock Of goods prime Prsons
wishing decided opportunity
goods Tor 20 than the price There hum
bug or mistake about the stock must be Sold
sompssa 70 have the room for spring supplies We deem
ie enuee wishing buy will ind
se apperanins ladies' childrcn's
carpets rugs oeioth housekeeping goods generally
call msoiicifsd 70 prove assertion. -.
YERBy h MILLER,
rebl7--lmT "e'' - - - -'
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAqO-Trsins on Michigan
Southern, and Northern Indiana run sIIv
ercepscd,) as olowsi 49, '' N''
Leave Monroe and Toledo at BIS arrive nj Isnoy, =,
$50 thence passengers by plank road IA mile. m
Michigan City, thence by 40 miles and nv
~ miles Chcsgo Amer February thro,rh -, M
Returning Lspor,s !, : ~
and arrive At Monroe and Toledo at 5.45 m. ''"' "'
Daily stages with Fort Wayne surgis;
port, Lafayette, and Indianapolis South =, .
places on the line with the principal north and
A. Toledo this line 545 D. with IN.
Rrie Dupkirk, AM Bufralo. '''
Passengers NJ Cleveland
thence ny railroad and %
York, Baltimore and Washington. 7.T
AparAs, Jan. II, le5a Jan os-du
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
0efcntlirhe 9ScnDu.
Ss6ruor s..

2isnfos5 uno MittwObS Ten 24iten uno
25fcn Ssbruor, an beicen Sa9sn um 10 uAr
8OrmtItaas. ioIsn am Soufe Der UsrfOrbss
ncn Barbara 8rtinia, in Sbsrmatun.
gle Gdunfdbip, 2edo Gauntp, 6fentIit per.
f0uft Tetosn:
@ine Sub, Rubtnfbrane, Desf. Abide,
Sfcn nit Robr 3 8sttcn uno SutIaosu,
Sthbte, un8efdbr so YaroS @irpst. 3ubr.
&eIsl, cine srO6e Suantitit 9ctub. uno
UisIerIsi 9auS. uno Ru6snsudtbT6aftm, su
msitlduig su metosn.
Die Seein8uneen am SnfaufStase unb
Qufmartun9 pOn
SScnotDan 8rsillig Qlb'or.
Ssbruor 5. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
9lGionte z0crfauf.

greitoes Den 20fen 8fbruor, um 10 ubr
8Crmittogs loa am Saufs vOn Q8 iIltom
Ba .. in NOrombitbau SOunfd tp, Seha
@auntp, fvlaenos5 pcrI6nlite Gi9cntbum
6ifntlicb osrFauft mereCn:
3msi pfcroe, Elm Suuer, cine Rub, 3msi
2'8iuswneen, Gin paSierwu9en, SUlB
ictlitten, Seulsitsrn uno Sbsmtl, ISeu bel
Der SOnns, StrCb beim 6uncert, 2 Sefen,
Boaro, 8altn uno eibens @ianFeu, 3'pel
Bclten uno 8ettloern, Sth0stifb, Stuble,
Gmpet Sifer uno Stdnoer, @runobccren
beim 8uIhel uno mob uiclsrli 6auss uno
8auern9erdtb, ju mcitldufi9 III meIcen.
Die 8ecin9ungsn am Gatauf6ta9c unb
Qufpartun9 Don
SScnjamiu Gemnel,
2sbrGbam 9Icff
GIilSniIs.
Stbruar 5. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
Sts, SGr! Gii, Sxr !!

Samita9s ben 2lfen Ssbruar, folI am
8aiibdufe pOn Se1fe Milter, in Suo.
Wbettbaa Saunfdip, esda Gauntp.
Ser 9rofc @eCbanicsDillcr
SGr,
auf 55 S6ritt nit Sbrpt. tpeIGe nibt su
ltedsn brauben, ouseefbofen wsrben. Qub
fca auf 100 Sdritt nit Ru9sIn 9cIboGen
weroen. Que Sbuesu in Der 9tdbe unc
aus Der Serne iinc eiusslaben Su fOmmen.
wenn fie 9ldubsu od6 ie ben SuowbeitbaI,
Tern ben Sdr nsbmen t6nnen. Sis QGlen-
tauner Srifber, Die 70 pieI prabIen wie iie
9e9en bic 9an5e @slt fbie6en wOIItsn, iinb
ein9eIaosn iult Su fOmmen, wenn ic fein
SafGnbsrj baben.
Die Sdowbstballsr Stbdesu.
Ssbruar 5. S3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
Ssbruar 5.
Sefentlt6e 9SenOu.

MOntaaS ben 8ten Mirj ndbfsns, um
II ubr Nitta9S, IOusn am Saufe oes TN
terftriebensn, in SbsrfaueOna Saunftip,
Ge6a @auntp, 6fsntIib eerfauft nerbsni
Sisr uOrtrsffIits Sdaffpfsrce. ein 2iib
RIGGS Suuen, MiI6fubs, l Suu uno 2
Hinor, mebrentbsilS von Der Dsponfbirs
3u6t. Sbwsins, 3 g8iger nit 8Obp, 8
YfIuse 2 Gs9sn, 2 Yaar SsuIsitsrn nit
SdemeG, elm nsuer 6OIsfdIittsn NIT StabI'
IobIsn, sins Srefdmafdine, cine Ma16ine
um @sIftfOrn aus;umaben, @inomubIe,
StrObbane uno SdtVtfiffe, pfsros9sftirr
ieeer 4rt. msiifens nsu, fteifs 0fusswaaesn,
Elm srO6er MiIbfbrant, Sdfsr 3ubsr unc
Stdnesr, nebft ausrIei ionifi9sm Sauss une
Su peitIdufi9 Su msIesn.
Die 8eein9un9cn am 8srtaUfstass une
Qufwartun9 Don
Samucl SS. Snpocr.
Sebruar 5. nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
9l0t9nic 9fa6rtbt.

Sd @iIlia m @alp unb feline Srau
Sarab, pcn Roronbeitbau, permitteIGf eiser
freiwiaiatn tleterfbreibuns, catirt een re-
Sanuar 1852, aa' ibr Giaentbum, tOwobT
Ite9enees als prf6nIiHes uno psrmilbtes, an
cts untsrSetbneten, uno Swar Sum be(ien H..
rcr @reott0ren hbertrdssn baben; 50 nib
bterour6 Na6Tl6t seSsbsn, oa6 ALE SOl6e
wsl9e nob an befdsten @alp fduIeia iino.
tnnerhalb o gSodben an Die llnterieihneten.
oeer tr9eno einen eerfsTben obsubesdtIeu
baben.-une eieienissn Die NOD rtdtrndeiae
SoTeerun9en Su MAIDEN baben. linb eben,
fals erlubt eisfelbe iunerbaIb Der befdqten
Ssit wOblbsadiiet siusubinei9en an
Seniamin GemmeI,
SGbrahaR Sfeff,
Sstruar $, 1852. nqSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05

@ Tftref, 10 SHbe, g'uU, IA Shlen, Rtnoer,
3 6dlbcr, "a Shaft, 45 Scbipeine. QFaecn, Dcars
tcruwaacn. 2 Scbttttn, 2 9gacn, pfd9e, A Sbuts
tarrcn, l DrGlhmaihtne lSlnemdblsn.
Grtrog Der 8auersi.
6s5 BuIhd g8ci,cn, 900 9uItbct Rcoecn, 400 Sus
kbd bafer, 233 Yuibsl Sladsiaamen, 8 BuiChd altss
iaamcr, 1890 9uItbct IBSlItbtcrn in aclben ATS Bus
Ibd GjrunotecrCn, 95 9ulbd 8dbsu, 81 Putbd 9rpts:
6,ln, so 9'uibd Rctbrtbsn, 10 8uitbe Gctiae, Bus
tbd Guppcntcbnen, 3 Barrel Gurfsr, $500 Sraut:
bduptcr, 81 bcosbsabs Sausrtraut lOS phlne esbss
tbdtcr Tlabs, 65 eaounoen bcu % eoeunocn 9ReIfh:
form Tutter 14S Gaouuecn Ddn0cr auf oos eono ee-
than, 600 @uItbd 8olt auf bus eono actban, 1878
Qfuno Butter, 1892 wfno Shnotj, 1858 pfo. ins
lbGt, 1872 Yfo. 8juosbaute, l46 pfo. 1oIbsbdats.
Sm Soufe perferti9te GrtifeI.
100 gRonnsbanrer, 81 poar Olann6bclcn, 46
9dmnls, 30 GRcitCn, 46 QRdtsbenosn, 67 Srousn:
Srcds, 80 llnttrrGdc, 80 Sdcrtgcrpus, 12l Sharss
80 GRs6sboubsn, "a Sunbdtcn, 30 Sutlbdte 33
paor anatenbccn, 0 6uabsnonsd9s, 20 6iuccrsSrrd$,
80 8iroerbsnlosn, 90 6inberllnterrSdc, IL Scotsns
ttsiorr 90 paor Gtrdnlpfc ecridt, SO Strdmpfe ans
ocIfridt 100 Cuts Strimpharn, IL Cuts N6bts, So
6onttGdtr, Is Sproulidr, IA 8cttrs. 80 Bstt,dgcu,
80 26cpftnjdec Qstt;icc AZ esintttbsr 10 Srlltbts
Iade, 3 Vaar Sauehubc 9cridt, 661 Oaros esinen
9beds, 453 g0rb pcraenc @bsds, BIZ gorcs pGr'
gene eincn, 1861 Naros oobIinrn, 393 OOros GOrptt
450 Yfc bare SSift, l64 9GrrsI pslebs Sstft.
SteiIb petfbGahtst.
1854 Yfr. 8incfsiib, S5l Yfe. &aItfctfb, 67lO
Yfc Sebwsiuefib'
2nSobI i'm 6auTe.
&c tCfauSCn ftb i'm bout om 1lien Sonuor 1851,
1913, crbOlten mibrSrO otm Sobr All, 9ctcrcu 2 -
S0nw 3ott 54S. GutlofItn mdbreno Dem Sobr 3S9,
rCoprbunosn 8, or1CrbCn IL, cpt wsnn cmpfanacn l,
7 botsn fidb abpelsuo 9cnobt. - 3uiOmmcu Az
8utliIben i'm 6OuF Om lltCn Sanuor 1852, l3l ;
ron piitu iuoi5S SrlpobtnC M2aunsSue, 81 pc6e CT;
ludhne 1Rcitsperlcucn. forbios crpacbsne Sebfpsr'
Icn % psiGs Guatcu untGr II Sobrtu, fartle 8na'
tcu, 10 rpsisc NVdoh5u untir II 5abrtu, Sarbi9t
10 pen sislin fuo @rtUdts.
@e9rerbunben.
Daniel Gma an 9cpjs 8irr, Scn Gderpbcttba(I
Srputbtp, ettho 9cunm; gEm. y. WCunot an Scbn
e. G5roffin, ron Der Staot Ultrtrpn; Sriiab WlICr
an Ionid eene. rcn 9Roftbn0tcn Srrunfbp,, eCtba
Gcuutp; N6rohom Guii0 an Scftpb eetb, ron Nttcrs
Sautrn 2cipuibip. 0Icrtbomtcn Gruutp; MoabOltua
stcuot an Scitpb 9)dtd non Sbcrbaucucr, SRcnt9c'
mcrp Gcunm; Scbn 6ntlIsr an Danid! bcnnir9cr, rrn
Sdopbritb0II. 0ctba Gcuutp Ycttr 9Rue an 9ictTt
Scbnicn, rcn Vuds Gauntp; @ltia 6. Gmt9 an Stt:
phGn Smlth, pcn NiOratolrnp, BCrfe Gcuntp.
Sboma8 Sault, Quflrber.
Sonas 8rObf,
Daniel NilIer, Sirsftprs.
Senrp Diefsneerfsr,
5cbruor 5. nd3lp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
Stbruar 5.
Sefcntlt0e SScnDu.

0isnfo95 Den 24ften Scbruar C5a1nadD
um II ubr Mitta0s, fOuen am 9oufe os5
llnterldrisbCnCn, in NOrombcitbaQ 8agn.
Itip. Ge4G &c., tfcp!!i6 rcrtasft ,prtn
3mei 9ute, Shmeine. Gin 1&iut3, 5cIs
fbitten. ScuIeitcrn, g8inomhbtt, srOb-
banF. 8iuI59eIbirr 9eu' un6 9Nif9abeIn.
2 SOIS6fen nit &Cbr, Gfi6ronf, &dtbsn-
lbrant, &GeicsrfbranF, 8etten uno 8cttla'
ben, Orabr, &iffen, StubGs, ubr, Carpet.
40 pfuuO 9cbsbeIter SIad5, SIabtbe6eIn,
Sbleifilein, G6ubFarrsa, Gru5bade uno
Shtppsn, GifenfcifeI, Gifcnbdfsn, 3tbsr,
SiGu uno Stdnosr, 20 bsltIaqens Ga ten
fcnS. pfOfsn, 20 SnspfOfien, YIanfen uno
8oaro, 5obcbinfe, 2 Drumfiacn, cine
guhtane, cine @Iattbii6fe, nsbit sinem
uoufinot9sn Q0Ortement BON S6rsinsr
uno 5mmer &sfbtrr.
Die 9eOinsun9cn am 8nfaufsta9e unb
Uufnortun9 UVn
SaIompn George.
Sebruar S. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
Scfentli6e 9SenDlt.
Ssbruar

Sonnsritass Den 4ten MdrS, um IL ubr
Mittaas, fcusn am Saufe css llntsrisibne'
ten, in SberiaucOn Saunftip, ecda @anntD,
auf 6ffentIibsr Ssnou Usrfauft wsrcen.
Sin pOttrsffi5ss Sbaffpfab eas nibt
iebl Su fpannen uno erf 6 Sabre alt in, Swei
Shucn, eins 3 uno oaS anoers 2 Sabre alt
Nferoe9efbtrr 8lbe rno &inosr, elm por-
treffIi6ss S6aof Elm gutter 2pferoewasen,
SoIifbIitten, Spsrr uno Rubfetten, Qfuge
@99su, cine Suanttdt StreinH 9ridirr,
uno font nod pisIe Sauernartissl, Bu um.
ffdnoIib ju msIocn.
Die Sscin9un9cu am Ssreauf5tass uno
Gufwartun9 Don
Satpb 6ei6.
Nebruar 5. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05

o. Ghane fdr 9utlCbcrn in 1850 20
DO. be. fdr beils uno 6rutbl M GtcdtnJ %
B. Sadlcn, fiji Sbcrnitsinpuecn, 81
4 cltsn fir 9Gm. btin pom Shmltlu Garns
tn armenbaus nab unfrm Hrmsnbaus gu
nebnien, %
SclSpb Gicco fdr esorr, % 9o
peter eucpiaD +" al 70
Il. uuo .. Saut - lS W
Opsn 9R. Sauf - 20 III
Rcileneen Hrmsn psr Srer 40
Reiltfcittn ftir Subrptieu, 50
Reiftclicn ots NufItbers, IL ~
Slans in ben 6dnprn re5 Nuffbrs AM litcn
Sonuar 1852, l3 50
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
Sefentll6e sScnbn.

SrettasS ben 20fsu Sebruar. um IL u6r
Witta9s, fouen am 9aufs esS usrfcrbenen
9eOr9e 81 bcaos, in atlsutaun, fOIaenee
QrtfsL 6fsntIid Urfauft rsresn:
BettIacen, Slide, Sthbs, Satse, Rl-
6enfdranf, 3 Ssfsn NIT 9tObr, cine Saus.
ubr nit &afen. Carpets. gpiea.t, eupf.rper
RsTst. Gifenttf,I, gif.nbifsn, 3nssr ano
Safer, nsbit elmer srO6su Bufbisesnbsis
oOn 9aus9erdtbfbaftsu, Su umfanSlt5 Su
metoeu.
Die 8eoiu9unacr am 8srtanfstase une
Gfpartuna uon
SIttor Slumer, A9ent.
Stbruar 5. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
9tfliaute Gd6rt6t.

pa Gavio g. BentIins uno feline Srau
Sarab, Don Riscermatun9ie, eeha Gauutp,
al ibr @i9sntbum fOwobl IIesenoes als
psrf6nlibsS uno prrmiIbtss, our6 cine frsi.
wtui9e usbsrfbreibuns, catirt San. u, 1852,
ma cen llnterSsi3nsten iIbsrtrasen batben.
sum Seiteu bcr GreoitOrsn ees btfaatcn
Bsntlins, ubne Gudi6t - 70 meroen
bisrmit aue, peIbe nod auf irseuo cine
1rt an befa9ten @sntIiu9 f6uleis fiuo,
auf9eforort in 6 @o6cn abSubeSablen-
uno SoIbe Die nod rettmdBise SOrognnacn
an bciu9ten @enttine babsn, merben chen.
falls aufaefOrcert, ibre 9ie6nunsen inner.
baIb 6 gSC5en mcbbeltdh9t sinSubinsi.
gen, an
SObn Wattcrh slffgnic,
Sebruar 5. naS.n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
90 raatcst Sicct)ltlliteB.

Tis Tednuna Don GbarteS 9. q uf d.,
Sbobmeilier Der Direfteren oeS 9auies
aur 9efhdftieuna unb linterbaItuna Der
2(rmen, fur eas Gauntp eeda, pom 2ten
Sanuor 1851 bis een erifen Sanuar 1852,
bdoe Gage nit einsel6IOhsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05

Den Irmcuoirsttcrcn pen 9crtbaTptcn Gauns
n, fir ? 2rmen u erbotttn, % 05
Coleman Sc9d Srustts ron Oebcra Shaue,
fir bic Grbatmn9 tcio9ttr .. Sbane I'M
IrmInbaus, 10 56
Sci p0itrrtencn lrmrn a;flluocn, 9S
Stcpban Smitb fir Die 3urddnabmc pcn @li,a
Gni9, elm an ibn pcrbunosnCS NRGobeu, 5 90
Eaoc 91Icre flr J Sag pfuan, 80
DC. DC. - Irbcit burd, cncn Irnsn, 2 90
SaSo NJcre fir II Getuno etrcb, l SO
O1anafIts Shuare 6 b. %. so
Darto @il6srt fir cine Sub, "a 90
Sotcb Ricep, y Rinooieh, 90 90
2 YerIcnsn >. Ykrbsfuttrr, 81
Pcurp Sdant fir l 8uitbd unb 12 Quart
SIcclaamCn on 81 so 6 IS
Gtnrao 9clcp fdr cine gSefs, 90
Charles eisenbcrltr, fir Sa6as. O6
pcribisorne Yericnn fir Nleoi,in, 40
Scbn Sbeircr, fen. auf 8stbnuna Ihuloie an
9cllp eabco, cine ucrifcrtsns lrule, l so
Scitpb G5rco, fGr ,bGute, % 70
Yctrr eucwia =, , 81 25
u. uno y. Sault 6 80
Spru gS. Sault 81 40
9tttr Sbneiocr, @aar9clo Srn bsr ssrttrtcs
neu pclIp eatcle, 2Sl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
S4656 90

aHir, Die lnttrIhris6ensn, Iuoitcrtn Ucu etba &C.,
bciuacn bicrmt co6 mir Die Ct9c Rshnun9 attrkbsn
uno rjbtio 0CfunEsn tobcn, uno cine 8ttans in ern
bSubn rIs ShosnctitCrs pcu 1851 45.
@e0r9e BIanf,
Sonas Saos, 4uoitorcn.
8. 8. S6one,
Sanuor 8, 1862.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
S495 n
Gtcf ouf Ser 9Sauerei.

Tkres, 16 Sdbs, @ua, IA Shtu, Rinecr
3 6dibcr, "a stbafl, 10 Stbweiue. 3 gFaecn, Dear
tcrupaaCn. 3 Sblitttu, 2 99qen, pfIt9e, A Sdbut'
torrcn, DrGthmatbue 2 9Biuomdblsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05
0ie He6nun9 BON Sbos. Souf,
Stuffsber ocS
2ttDo Gountp 9lrmenbauIes.

Soor smpflu9en ouf perNbieeene Ecd'
nun9su, ndmIi6:
gilon, Ger EetiSbvton S2td,uuro $51 50
Gulrfau9su rem D0nitl Stott, cine Summe
fhulot9 an souud Seo9rCopts, Gin rcr'
lcrbtncr Nrmcr, ID 6S
gcn Sotct SCtDltr, fit Die GrbOftun9 Zines
Scbucs 4 Rcdbcu i'm bcspital, & 90
Sciepb bannCl, StroGeuarbeit, 2 80
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05

90 % 70 YN.mlIBtVunPEn, VI 7 II
% 20 43Q 10. osmiIhts, an 2 Ct St
4 rwfhicrsuen YsrrnCn, fir 43 90. lnihtt
on ct. 3 4e
3 puGhisrsntu TSrtusn fir Sdbmot; q 0C
Sbrmas @. 0Eilru fdr 142 Yunr Shmaj
an Gents, ii 81
8 psrihicocrCn Ytricrcu fir &int flciih, l a.
Salcmau ScrnCp fir l BuIhd Rdbsn, 81
rerfbisoencn Ytricnen fir 8alt, 3s
Rutcn g'ue, fir Ralt unb 6aftr, 2 81
Golcmon Erruco fir l gulbd TtahSnamcn, | 81
Gcuroo Scsm fir l9 8uihd FlotbsiaouCn, % 81
W1. l6SrtSrlr fir 8ulhd @elfcbtcrn, q
Nlnthon 0nrrnlnn fir 4 Nanlchh ORflihfnrn 9 OF
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-05

tisbsr bssannr
ais WensliHa's
e rbr. ssasn-
n dsria tsurbnT
rcH Gail 9sIfs
in. gsicsen IN
WieefImaeInaie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
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C0ErERT T0.N1GHr

We be blessed with one more concert al Inc En-
change tonight from Parodi and her accomplished COM
panons On Monday Saturday night the room was
filled with an audience who most plainly showed ther de'
light with the exquisite music Ia Petersburg their success
was most emphatic The bill for tonight Is charming
Parod in The noble music of he own fair Italy, gives US
pleasure than any singer we have heard in this coun-
try Her "Casta Diva" test song, is inimitabe In the
richness power expression and passion which she throws
into Her companions all rst-ate artises, and the
concer, night will be full of attraction unusual in this
repon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
O.
7. 6 SIfpRE1fE COURT.

No. l66 The United States plaintiffs. Thomas Read
and Edwar Observation-Disclosures of division from the Cir.
cult Cour 81 tie United States Tor East Virginia
Mr. C lnstie raney delivered the opinion D; the Court
in THE r:as d.cn. II be certified the said Circui:
Court he sid CI!cuir COAT ought not ~ la
receive !se:.ce .! CT II b"haii n The p!isoac7,
and that Il. refusal of tie Court admit this testimony
does not epc the prisoner trial. and, secondly,
that the facts stated in The adavits OF the do not en
tic the prisoner TO new trial.
No. So Andrew Seekamp's administrator, rs Neil DC
Cous administrator al Appeal from the Circuit Court
of the United States for East Virginia Mr. Just &c Daniel
delivered the opinion of the Court affirming the decree OF
said Circuit Cour, in this cause with COSTS
No. 100. The Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road Company the Louisn Rail Road Company.
In 10 the cour, of appeals of Virginia Nj! Justice
Ger delivered the opinion of the court affirming the decree
Of said court Of appeals in this with COSTS.
No. l02. The Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
Rail Road Company rs. the Lonisa Rail Road Company.
In the circuit of chancery for the county of
Henco State OF Virginia. This writ Of error dismiss
ed for the want OF Jurisdiction,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
m CHANGE OF THE TARIFF.

IN Monday. Mr. Welch OF Ohio, moved TO suspend NV
rules SO as TO allow him offer the following n.
Resolved hat tho Committee Of WAYS inn ha tariff Of
struced To- rerort bill modifying and alerihs iG for ad
Ict6 bv .r,s, tutinu wherever practicable mi;
roloru dn;i, with such racs vi du'! 40 IN fayor of iron
Gent revenues and with such disciina' md PRODUCTION
and cine, athletes u nection 10 labor OF our own ci-
tzcns against foreign coHFei' 49,, l., ,,;,,d "a
~ " ,kd the ayes and noes saying mat Nc "'shea 10
make this tSt qhcs'o' RI ~
Th r,io, was decided in the negative, uyes bV, noes
me Ar Smother was the only Fginan who voted in the
arnarivc All the Others including Mr.. Faulkner w!'Se
vote we et hoppy record, voted in the negative Mr'
Stephens p Georgia. also voted in the negative Inc Deno
cracy ON This occasion presented ssrred phalanx We
hope to sec the same position maintained hereafter
The complaints against the present tariff are oil talaci's
the following reply of the New York Tribune, strongly
p.oec,ions TO the question: Why manufacturers need
reasonable modification of The present tariff law DC re-
parded as should be- orthodox II iashion DC 'he
main cause Of injury TO the manufacturers no" can
change of the tariff change the fashion
Many because Of the prevailing prcudices in this conn
try against American Fabrics and the command OF the chan
ncs of access 10 the by European rVas
Our merchants aors have been educated 10 CONSIDER
European Cloths superior 10 American as they once u-
doubleday wete and they go on buying as lney o9ean
German Cloths they don't know that Mr. T. or Mr. D. mas
80 perfected his machinery and processes within The as Ten
years TO make still better ana cheaper american
ne couldn't long selling for SIS cloth that cost MN
SO If he were buy of manufactured in the next coun-
y so long il comes TO him from over sea- ne Gun
charge what he peases for IT, The JobbG the Commission
Merchant know that longer credits and larger commissions
be had Foreign goods than on home made ones Inc
dandy thinks suit Of Yankee Cloth would be vulgar ano
boosh and his tailor humors the preudce for The sake I"
resulting profit. There is thus strong concurrence OF
influence against of American and in favor oil go
reign fabrics the better end ccser Kinds which 'enos 10
keep own in the buck ground"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
A Memorial to tho Legislature or Virginia
Railways. BY James S. French.

Railways. BY James ). French.
This 10 the title of remarkable pamphlet vi thirty pages,
just been published and laid before the Legislature
Railways the great subec; OF the day. subject that
Is far from being thoroughly understood They pres
the alengrossng of Virginia. taking supreme
precedence ia her legislation and nseparaby assocsed In
her public mind with ever-present and hateful
subect-taxaton Tne glowing picture OF railway achieve
and railway PROMISE which is constantly held be-
fore the fascinated public by enthusiastic advocates is
viewed the side by this mntteroffact pamphlet
which shows very plainly that This important sub
jecs and In this interesting field of enquiry "all is
no; gold that gt,ers." l0deed the pamphlet boldly
takes the bull by the horns and the unive
sally prevailing idea that rail ways constructed upon the
principles now governing the engineering profession,
be relied upon relief from taxation II handles that
distinguished profession without ce.smony-atacks their
sieeotyped estimates OF COST without gloves and dissec
without the least remorse its whole theories au ormulay
graduation and locomotive power The reader who COM
pamphlet will scarcely down before reaching
m and is Of missiles for the an,-,sx anti
Improvement and anti-ra road men, with all the and
enn5mss which raj, roads carry their is views
very bold striking and original and lis circulation will
salutary correction ideas that pos
public mind upon the subject, Srks but hsar" is
It's text.
Yet Its war Is no, against rail ways such, but only
snst the absurd and extravaganza, mode Of constructing
them which has been in without variation or modification
for thirty years. II seeks multiply them and extend their
facilities, by procuring their construction hereafter with
of reference the purposes which they are In
tended the trade they are TO accommodate and the country
which they be laid; indeed bring them with
In the sphere Of individual enterprise instead Of allowing
them remain perpeuay subject and costly as
TO lie within the means OF government only.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
To the Voters OF Louisa County.

hereby announce myself candidate for the offices now
hold of Clerk of the Courts Of this have o.borne
for sometime making this annunciaton because desired
ascertain as far could before making H. your wishes in
regard my being candidate Having discharged the du
with which you all familiar take il for granted You
will rely the guarantee you have in my past OF what will
be myuure If elected in preference to any declara
Jan S0-cw4w JOHN HUNTER.
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