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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-13

Usage Orange Plants.

nRDERS tor plants Tor spring setting will be Ia
~ ken by the subscriber NJ half the price of las,
year--s5 per thousand for the best, with proper
tomato rate for inferior qualities such ms have
made up their minds to give orders will find it much
TO their advantage To do so AT once as is quite
certain that Prot Turner will be able only to sun
ply the orders OF the summer and fall
august %, J. &. NATTrYGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-13
JOHN LOCKWOOD.

Silks.
Black Italian Gro de Swiss Gro de Rhine Silks
Rich Brocade, and Chameleon silks,
Turks Satin, Bonnet silks and saiins.
l., p SANGER g. Co
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KADWAY'> READY RELIEF,

WILL Sror the Mosr DISTRESSING PAIN.
ls effects are like eleCricty-It arrests the most
distressing pangs IN few seconds lis soothing ncu-
traIizng and healthiul Influences thrills through
every minute cell. membrane. and establishes the
secretion OF every gland IN the system subdung
the most excruclatlng parONysm OF pain, and i'm
parting strength aud vitality 10 every organ.
NkIfR JTIITt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-13

rORN SllELLERS Just received and for sale
~ low, by the oct 25. n f. BRAScH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-13
New Goods ! Spling Goods.

I'VE have Just received by Express large lot
SPRING WIS,
superbly tringed, plain Grape shawls, extra rich
embroidered Grape shnwls silk iringed cashmere
shawls, silk irnged and embroidered cashmere
shawlS, splendid eolors Broche long shawls, all
qualities; Broche square shawIs, extra qualities
gprtp, IS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-13

CANAL SCRIP aud Indebtedness, for which
~ the highest price will be paid
mar IL JONI HossAcK,
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wanted.

GOD, fashionable silk hast Of home manu-
" iacture, Tor 50, at Felch's mandatory, OF
lava. Gail aud see. march Is
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Leather! Leather!

TINE largest stock on hand in Northern Illinois
! Sole, upper, kip and calf, morocco lining and
binding skins harness. bride aud collar leather.
Also large stock ofsaddlery hardware and irm-
mings, shoe findings, Sc, for sale low by
April 49, WALKER Il UICKtISG.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Newell's Patent Safety Lamp
AND LAMP FEEDER

A NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all acct
IA dents from the use Of BURNING FLUID, CAMPHENE,
and all other explosive compounds used for the produc
ton flight.
This invention is applied TO Siiuer, Brass, Britannia
Ghs, and al other styles of Lamps and Lump Feeders
Also NEWELL'S AROMATIC BURNING FLUID,
an article which bnrns with a clear and bcafifi hight
leaving no ncruStdt1pnS upon The NICK being free from
grease SMOKE, any disagreeabl odor, and is free
from camphene, or spirits Of Turpenti G.
The following certificate is sufficient guarantee OF
the entire safety ard efficiency of the Safety Lamp and
the Feeder:
CERTIFICATE.
We have had an opportunity test the Patent Safety
Lamp md Lamp Feeder of Mr. John Newell. Of this CT
~, In regard to The of protection which their
construction affords. Mn the trials to which sub
Jecied them, we endeavored, without effect, produce
explosions Of the vapnr of the fluid mixed with air and
TO burst them by the pressure OF the vapor alone.
The principle adopted by Mr.. Newell is that of the
well known Davy Lamp. lie has comb ned the parts
thai we are satisfied thar all risk of explosive action
removed. CHAS. T. JACKSON NJ d.
AUG. A. HAYES, NJ. d,
Assayer to State of Massachusetts.
The public are requested TO call the subscriber and
examine The above valuable improvement, at his rooms
directly over No 247 Main street.
Many of the Lamps now"fh USE either oil or fluid can
be altered at small expense to this principle.
For sale wholesale retail, by
e. F. DIXIE, General Agent for Worcester
Worcester Sept. 10, 1852. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
French Burr Mill Stones.

vu,uE Subscriber is Agent for OF the best rIenS
nurr Viii stone Manufacturers in the state OF ~
york and am now ordering Mill stones OF various 81 ~
yes and of eren qualities according 10 we Mu xt
Grain TO be ground and sendngtthem 10 dueren' pai'
of the New England STATES ,., Nt;,,ro
feel con dent from my long experience IN the Mn.ns
business that select Burr locks OF an MI m
and ha ,e them put together ana grind as even "oai "
can he obtained in the United tates.
Any one wishing to make inquiry as to price OF terms
please address to the subscriber, (post paul
NIB The subscriber continues to Manufacture Coh NJ
CRACKERS to run either way, with, or agans. 'ne
sun. - ". ~ ~ ..,e,,,s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
.naonhledi. M AS 1N6TMSON
All should Read This and Know
THE MANY REASONS WHY
,Tudd's BAKING POWDER

EVERY ONE SHOULD my
$50 u me ordinary method of raising bread with
ast q large amount of the best portion OF the flour
i LOST Nv the decaying process OF fermentation.
. Nv aetusl trial which has been mades and which
-, ors can make 100 lbs. Of flour, with yeast, makes
$50 lbs Of bread, while with the new process 100 Ds
of Aonr makes 1870 lbs. of bread.
q This bread containing so much Arrow Root, IA
rn,vn healthy article Of food.) is much more noursh-
ing chan yeast btead, :, 49,
biscuits. Com Cuke, Pot Pie, Dumplines, Berry
Pudaings Pie Crust, and all kinds OF Cakes are mauc
vim one fourth of the butter and eggs.
s You save expense Of yeast, milk, snortning, ana
wasted poor bread Nothing hut cold water needed ZOE
& From the convenience Of this method, you can
bake large or a small quantity, at any convenient
lime in large or small oven, and thus economist tuei
the dough does spoil by standing u can De oaKs
in one minute or in three hours after il Is Mixed and
ths nsual uncertainty of "a good rase", Is avoided
Il The acids produced in raising bread by yeast coun-
teract in part the gastric juice OF the stomach ana out
mart Of such bread actually nourshes 3he syst5m
but il baked by process the hole OF the bread
| is disested, and produces nourishment.
g. important Reason.-Yeast bread must oe
toasted 10 destroy vegetable acids before it is t for
weak stumachs! Is it then perfectly fitted for even
healthy stomachs The new bread contains no alum p
other Injurious substanceno fermented acds-anu may
be eaten hot or cold by those having weak or strong q
gestve organs aud sourness of the stomach VIII o.
| experienced.
| Of the same amount of hour-healthier bread-save
yeast-milk -shortning,- -fuel, trouble,
vexation-and uncertainty.
nrsc,;csl chemist D. JUDD, A. M,
p'~S So College street. New Haven, Conn.
For sale by the trade generally 1T @, L. Howl
63 Main street, Agent for Worcester. sePil5 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Genesee Flour

Gen6See FIOur.
1EOO BRLS. fresh ground Gcnesee Flour, on hand
OSJO and receiving at Western Railroad, on con
signment, for sale by ALDRlCH 81 CO.,
i've 80 Front street, Harding's Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
NEW BOOKS,
Just Received at Keith & Cos,

No. 239 Main street.
FTP Country Letters,
~ Personal adventures in Italy, by NJ. Burke Ho-
nan.
Personal Memoirs by J. T. Buckingham.
Courtesy, Manners and Habits, by Hervey.
School for Fathers, Tale of the Old Dominion.
American Literature and Manners, by Professor
Charles
Pioneer Women of the West, by Mrs Elicit.
Daniel Webster and his Contemporaries, by G. w.
March,
Atlantic and Transatlantic, by Capt Mackinnon.
Men ofthe Time, or Sketches of Living Notables.
Japan, by MacFarlane
Life of Gen. Pierce, by Hawthorne.
Virginia and Magdalene, by e. d. f. N. Southworth.
Deserted Wife, by the
Heads aud Hearts, illustrated
Anna Hammer, Tale of German Life.
No. Bleak House.
No 81 I,assings Pic Field Book.
Whms and Oddities, by Tom Hood with Wood Cuts.
Summer Time in the Country, by WiIlmott.
septl8 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
eaNN RHlsN ARD!

WHEREAS. some evil minded person did, on the
w night OF THURSDAY, Aug. 26th, girdle and mu-
tilae six valuable Fruit Trees, in The garden OF the sub
scriber do hereby offer reward of o NE iIU NDRED
DOLLARS Tor information which shall lead To the de-
section Of the offender offenders, to he paid on con-
,ction thereof. LEWIS THAI YER
Worcester August 81 1852. septl diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
5000 REWARD.


Worcester, Sept "A, 1882
FHNHE above sum will be paid any person per
sons, who, in consequence IF this Offer shall fur
nish IT, proper authorities such evidence shall in
sure the detection and conviction OF the offender Of
feader who, On he night Of the llh instant, made an
pp9Ely9ksd and brutal assault upon Mr. Lewis Thayer,
of Mayor and Aldermen. y. G. BACON, Mayer,
ellW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
ClOthier's Convention!
AT MacuIlar, Williams & Cos
Great Clothing Mart,

271 Piper's Block, Main ST.,
Sign of the Full Dressed Man,
Come come sons of old Yankee land,
Come from your hills and your valleys green borders
Come with the bright gollen rocks in each open hand
Come, and give famous Macullar your orders.
Garments sou wore when the heat was at nnety-s1x,
Are thin at the elbows, and all out of order
And kern blows the wind, with its breath full Of rheu
matics-
Bidding you haste to Macular with orders.
Come, come, for the FAN Trade is open now,
And rich, cheap, and rare, is the Stock Of Macuarj
Goats, pan and vests, in thousands awaiting you
Come them with eagle, halfeage, or dollar.
Gomez for your wastcoats new come, for coats black
blues
Come, for the pants that Sovereign may order
Come, every hnsbandmaD--eOme, every artiZanj
Come, every gent, from the Bay states wide border.
Como, come Paxton, ana Petersham,
Pnillipston, Tempeton, Rutland, and Webster;
Come, come Boylston, and Hubbardston,
Brookheld, and Spencer, Webster, and Leicester.
Come ye from Clinton fair, come from Sweet Auburn
rare;
Come from old Barre, and rural New Brantrsei
From Douglass and Ashburnlan, and famous Westmin
ster, come
Come, from brown Fitchburg and Sutton, and Dudley
Come, come, from Sterling, and Royalston,
Holden, and Oakham, Princeton, and Blackstone
From Northbridge, and Southbridge Hardwick, ard
Come, from famed Winchendon, Arho and Grafton.
Come, as the winds come meadows broad
Come with your horses and wagons in order
Come fAthers when forth the they strobe,
Driving John Bull and his hosts in disorder.
Come to the store ofMacnllar, in Worcester
Rarest and best of the stores III the nation;
Come, and pick out all the Fail clothes you mean TO
wear;
Cheapest, and finest and peerless in fashion,
At the sign OF the Full Dressed Man, number 27I
In Fiper's great block, is the mart of Macular;
so gentlemen, don't delay but haste that mart away,
And shine in new raiment, as bright as dollar
augl2 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
S 5 r z w A r D

FHNHE subscriber will pay reward of FIVE DOL
Il LARS, for a discovery of the person who has re-
psatedly entered the editors of the Spy Office and
stolen from his private desk, specimens of fruit nten-
ded for testing new varieties the same to be paid
conviction. J. NJ. EARLE.
n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Worcester, Sept. 8, 1862.
nanninn and Calisthanic Schnol

MIR AND MRS. MOORE respectful y announce to
yA their friends and patrols that their School for IN
stucon in Dancing in all its fashionable branches Will
open at WARREN HALL,
on WEDNESDAY Afternoon, Sept. 22d,
commencing at Q O'Clock.
~ Regular days of instruction every "Wednesday ana
Saturday afternoon.
NIB Ladies and Gentlemen who wish for private
instruct n. will please apply to Mr. NJ at the tan.
sept6 uloepzs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Tenements 10 Rent.
Farm for Sale at a Bargain !!

la ONE of the most productive Farms, of about
iM 100 Acres, in the County, with the crop, stock,
and tools, if desired. The annual product of
Fruit alone, will pay two-thrds of the interest of the
purchase Buildings and fences in first rate condition,
4 miles from the Court douse !; viii keep IL Cows the
year rOun Land rst-rate for FRUIT vegetables grass
and grain, and in high state Of cultivation. An OPP
portunty is here presented Of obtaining ma
seldom occurs erms easy. Inquire of
WIN. GREENLEAE Esq, Main street.
WOt .ester. Juy 7. 1852. distf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Rich Autumn Dress Goods,
now opening at
CHAMBERLIN g. CO.'S,

R1CH ALL WOOL CASHMEREs, and Moussene
~ de Laines-a great variety. IN the choicest styles.
ScAsEs nice COTTON ane WOOL CAsHM EREs
equal in style and colorng 10 the French.
CASE beautiful RAW SILK PLAIDs, very scarce
undesirable ccoda.
PLAlD WOOL DE LANES, new style, and We
ny handsome.
Also, THIBETs, CAsHMEREs, Plain de LANES,
in all the variety ofshades.
me above comprises worry rich and carefully select
ed stock ofnice Dress Goods, and respectfully in
vile an early inspection. septl5 d6t wifi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
CPTY COAL YARD.

J. NJ. HUNTINGTON & CO., Projectors
AN hand, and constantly receiving at the City Coal
~ Yard, formerly occupied by b. BuhumD best quar-
tiles OF Pennsylvania Coal, viz:
Lehigh, lump and prepared.
White ASH,
Red Ash, prepared.
Lackawanna, lump aud CRATE. -. an
Also Cumberland Coal, for Smiths use, winch VIII
he sold at the lowest market rates. and delivered IN tDe
besI possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left at the City Coal Yard ottce PARK Stree.
Mt Mr. j. E. Gregory's Grocery store, No. Nam stieet
at Mr. R. b Griswolds Grocery store, corner OF man
and school streets at Mr.. g. A. Dressers Shoe stoi
No l76 Main street; or, through the Post ofhce' WI
oo 'n"'iN' G. E. MANN, Agent.
| Worcester, July ~, 1852. aa"isu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
B. I. HARDoN & co.

TFAVE this day received large variety OF the Bay
IL Stale PRINTED FELTS,
for Carpets, which they selling manufacturers
prices. sepll daw3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Central Bank.

YvIHE Animal Meeting of the Stockholders oil the Ger
trail Bank will be held at their BANKING kooSSs'
on MONDAY, the fourth day of October next,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ for the choice of Directors lof s
ensuing year. aud the transaction OF any othet BUSINESS
that mas legally come before them: ,,,..
' Tha SENT nnual Dividend will be payable on tnat
day. q. +; nan ASiioi'-' dtOcl4
Worcestar, Sept l7h, 1852, o.oo-I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Chean de LANES.


1E CASES Cotton and Wool de LANES, comprising
L y the best styles of
English, Scotch, and American Goods
selling at manufacturers prices
Good FAN styles selling al 10 and l2a cents, at
n.Is AZ, vtf CHAMBERLIN & CO.'S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Additional Reward of $50.

YTlHE above reward will he paid by Pakachoug Division
l Sons of Temperance, to any person who shall give
such Information shall lead 10 the detection OF the
person or persons who on night of August goth, en-
tered the grounds OF Mr.. LEWIS THAYE Err, and malt
ciously destroyed severa valuable Fruit Trees.
By order of the Division.
n H. SEARS, w. V.
Uyocestor Sent 1872 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
ARRIVAL OF DR.. A. SWAN,
HISS JOHNSON,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
Mesmeric and Botanic
p FL Y s TCI "A NJ s .

M|OULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
w Worcester, and the public generally, that they
have taken rooms for short time the Temperance
Exchange. where they will happy to see those who
may favor the with call DR.. Swan would say to
those whom he may examine, that while Miss Johnson
is in the Mesneric Sleep she will look into the system
and tell the precise location state and character of any
Disease, (either personally, by lock OF hairy and
prescribe for the same, giving medicine to derange
healthy organ and not benefit diseased one which
IS too often the case with the scientific physicians
Therefore, the advantage ofknowng the organ Elected
s'as m cSn readily y BE- s1s BY ALL u Perec.
sn all cases viii be given.
il undoub,edi, The 6as, 5GTrMSVSSgN
in the country who conlldsntly be- depes--..an.
in the examination of diseases. Theusands are ready
to testify this fact The remedies prescribed are
purely vegetable, and founded upva tho stlctest
laws Of Pathology, Physiology and Natural Ssience,
and so controlled and brought bear and act upon the
part of the system where the disease is fastened that
nothing can Withstand their power, and the disease
must be removed unless Providence has otherwise Or
dered.
n b. To those who wish, she will give correct
account of absent frens describe places and PERSONS
whether in prosperity or adversty-sckness or health
law suits lost or stolen property, marriage, and will
give advice respecting any kind of business, whether
good to engage in or not
DR. swans Medicines be obtained at all times, at
his Office and Medicines to all parts of the country
If requested, with full directions.
NJ Office hours from to II A. M, and from to 81
O'Clock, P. NJ. sept14 NV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
5000 REWARD.


Worcester, Sept IA, 1852.
TT1HE above sum will be paid any person or persons
who in conseque nee Of this offer, shall
insure the detection and conviction Of the offender or OF
fenders who on the night of the llth inst assaulted
and wounded Mr. Edwin ID aper, oftbs city, IN his own
house. infcting and dangerous wound upon the
head with stone BY order of the Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen. sepl5 div L, u. BAUM mayor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
F0R SAIE
Cotton Irvine.

A MOTHER lot of that superior Cotton T wire no,
IA ceived and for sale by the Bale, al manufacturers
prices, by
septic dIf IL GRIFFIN & co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
The Annual Exhibition

OF the worcester County Horticultural society VIII I'm
be held at hAL 9Sd q asG and
.i ~ ,,,amher The Exhibition will be open 10 tne
public at IL O'Clock, on Wednesday, and at ocio0A
on the following days - e.. axbib;tion. will
Fruits, Flo %ers, and Vegetables 10. an,ants on and
after MONDAY, the 2Oth
Liberal premiums will be awarded for specimens ami
coiIections of superior excellence. " AdmissiOh' iSa
cents, Season Tickets, 25 cents :. c,..i.mar
oen''' d. WALDO LINCOLN, Chairman,
nj the Committee OF Arrangements.
xUrces,er Sent l4th, 1852. 'oZW W."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Take Notice.

A Ii persons Indebted to the late finn ofHILTON &c
a TOBEY, are informed that their accounts must be
settled by the first OF October next they will be left
Tor collection. JOHN HILTON
sep.4 daW3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
R E MO v AL.
TO LET.

d. THE Store now occupied by me, ll2 Main ST.
4; which is in good repair, having been fitted up i'll
YAk. May last For particulars inquire on the prem
ISIS augl9 DIFF HENRY o CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
BLEAK HOUSE.
OST
Valuable House for Sale
LO ST.

DETWEEN Fl. II. Cbamberlin & Co.'S Store and the
I'D Central Exchange. ON Friday, the 10th inst,
GOLD Bh EAST PIN. Whoever will return the sane
10 w. A. WILLIAMS, No. Central Exchange, shall
be suitably rewarded. w. a. WILLIAMS.
Sept. 49, 1852 d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Flour! Flour! Flour J
To Rent.

HNHE House, No % Pleasant street. For information
Il inquire of ISAAC DAVIS, or of the subscriber at
G. 5. q A. ]. Howe Wor. Bank Block.
sepl5 d3tf J.R GREENE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Take Notice,
pourder Shot. Cans,

A t wholesale, or re ALL at No. Front street, name
a ly:-5O Kegs Blasting, sporting, and Rifle Pow
dor NJ Enfield Boston and Southwich Manufacture.
n NJ Pc rcnssion Caps SO Bags Of assorted Shot
Also, good assortment of choice Fruit, Nuts ana
FAMILY GROCERIES, for CASH. ,nn
-. NH 1880 IF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
M OTICE
Y puNnT,E LOST.

an the 1st day of July last Bundle was received
1 hat Fske a. Rices Express Office, Tor EDWARD
FITzcERALD, 20 Union street. SAID hunole IS inss.ng'
"a nav nave been delivered to the wrong person.
Whoever NAV have received H. and will return II TO the
Exn1ess Office, shall be suitably rewarded:
ssne.dtf THOS. N. HURLBURT, Agent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Shorts AMI Feed


e 000 BUSHELS coarse and fine Shorts
OsOCO 1900 do fine Feed, just received, and for
sale at the lowest price, for Cash.
HENRY ] HOLMES,
diff No. 8 Washing ton So Sass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
Gold Leaf.

A LARGE lot just received, and for sale by
n G. s. s. A. ]. HOWE
jel2 diff Wor. Bank Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-20
NOTICE.

yTNIlE two Ladies who purchased pair of Scissors
L LORtNG'S store, No 208 Main street, and received
amount of money by mistake, will further
BILE, by retaining the same immediately to the above
store. septl6 diff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-31

rron The srsgsisg n ny Be tAas the snigrassa
IRON ireland steadily inereang With ths ezcspsion Of
- ys0sus yssEDutgu1umoeV 1uE1z8 80 4GGk &
Germany has trsnsadeusy increased, while from Eng
land is almost stationary with the exception Of slight
increase IN the prsssst ynr 1t - -tsum thAtfson
frsnes and ewitsseaAnd the sniSatoa rs inerssssa
tvs. Ave per cent over the last ysa A, three four
hsssrsd per cent since 1870 The total snount Of si
srssion iron all ecuntries 10 this port has steadily pro-
gresfed during the last four years. till In the year 1852 1t
ID nearly 500 900 and have no doubt that half mil
lion Of human beiDgs from foreign countries have arrived
in all parts Of the United statss during the last twelve
months The great majority Of these have already b.
come good republicans, and win be thoroughly
Americanssd by our free institutions.