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Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
The Tariff.

"with regard to the tariff" said Senator
Stockton, Of New Jersey, in recent speech, " l
must be permitted to say that regard it of moro
consequence to my constituents than any other bill
which has been during the session, or is now,
pending before Congress The tarif-ay, the
tariff-the mere mention Of which startles gen.
tlemen from their propriety, and drives them
headlong into the question of the dissolution of
the Union. have to tell such gentlemen, let
them come from where they will, or represent
whom they may, that there are two sides to the
question of the tariff; aud, Democrat as | am, /
intend that, on all occasions, my Uoice shall be
raised in the Senate, and out Of the Senate in Jeiay
of lie poor la6o,er Of the North /; and he Vho rep
resents the Stare labor Of the South may raise his
voce as potentially as he sees fit; he wtH not alarm
but Jind me prepared, 10 The best Of my poor ability
to deead tie interest Of The free ta6orer Of the NORTH
But, sir, do not misunderstood me. / repudiat'
the doctrine Of o tariff for the purpose of pro
tecting one interest more than another interest
one section more than another section We are
not to consider the interests of fragments, but o.
the whole people-not Of States, but the nation
Sir, zoe must seek for some sound oeLsettLed prin
clpte upon 'rhich 10 rebuild his theory Of a tariff
such principle has been already discovered, OF
we greatly err. Democrat as he IL. Commodore
Stockton's aid Will be thankfully received by his
Wing friends. The labor Of the people Of the
whole country should be protected. and the mean,
are simple.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
Congress To-day.
The SENATE was not in session to-day.

House OF REPRESENTATIVES,. = The House
passed the Senate bill increasing the capital OF
the Washington Gas-light Company, and author
izing it to extend its pipes to Georgetown.
The House took up the subject of the public
printing, when
Mr.. MARSHALL explained the provisions of a
bill which he intended to offer for the execution
of the public printing: the main features of
which are to repeal the contract system and to
elect public printer
Debate ensued.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
nsys This is warm weather; and the seas

naS~ This is warm weather; and the season
of summer diseases is here Eat ripe fruits, if
fresh, in moderate quantities but carefully avoid
stale meats, fruits, and vegetables. Drink nc
exciting beverages. Battle stately. Keep your
houses in order. Permit no vegetable matters
to decompose near your houses or in your gar
dens. Be diligent, but avoid excessive fatigues
Keep the mind TRANQUILITY cheerful. Attend
church regularly, being always there in time.
Read an agreeable newspaper, and be sure to
pay for it.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

a9- The Mustang Liniment.-Every day new
evidences of the value of this popular medicine reaches the
of the public friend of the EDITORS contractor
the Pacific Railroad told him the other day that he would
not be without it his section any account whatever
He finds constant for it among his hands The great
value of this article has induced many worthless limitations
under different but similar Names but the persons who
Bragg Co.'s Eminent will not be deceived by any
vile and rascaly cheat who would palm spurious prep
aration them.
See advertisement in another column. jy Silt
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

Bayn In the incidents Of the heartrendinu
scenes and loss of life in the destruction by FIRE
Of the steamer Henry Clay, we observe that Mr..
Cooper, Of Tennessee, saved himself, and offered
to Save the life of young lady, by being pro.
yided with single, simple life preserver claspet
around his body. If the vessel had been fur
nished with couple Of hundreds Of self-inhatint
Nautilus Life Preservers, it can be safely asserted
that not life would have been sacrificed
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
The South to the Right About

Were it not that Gen. Pierce, by himself and
his friends has been running for time upon the
cry of Protection to the Slave Interest,"" h,
might very well receive the special support o
the anti slavery parties of the North-even o
the Pittsburg Convention itself. In his New
Boston speech he said ~ haze been ashed IF Ihh'
this fugitioe Stare lar. I aaswer No-I LOATHE
IT. IHAVE A MOST REVOLVING FEELING
ATTHE GIVING UP OF A SLAVE: THE LAW
is OPPOSED TO HUMANITY" And in the
United States Senate, (see Cong. Globe 25tl
Cong, I'd session. he said g have no HEsITA.
TIoN in saying that consider Slavery SOCIAL
and POLITICAL EVIL, and MOST SINCERELY
WISH it had no existence on the face Of the earth.
And in the first session of the 23d Congress
House Journal, page 743) he opposed the bill
granting permission to Edmund Brooke, of George
town, to bring his two negro servants into the
District of Columbia.
As an anti slavery man. indeed, General Pierce
makes a pretty fair show for one OF so little
prominence in public affairs; and it is great
pity for himself that he has spoiled the consistency
of his character by "holding with the hounds
and running with the hare"
The people of the South, in ignorance of the
particular course of the General, have been very
well disposed toward him, and will withdraw
their support from him with regret But we re-
gard it as very certain that they will withdraw it:
especially since they are now learning Alright the
position Of General Scott. They remember so
well the game Of the Van Burens, and they see
so distinctly the hands of the Van Burens in this
Pierce plot, that they will take warning and be
true to themselves. From General Scott, q
Southern man by birth, marriage association,
and interest, they can have nothing to fear; and
in the cry of Abolition influence" they arc fast
learning that there is no truth.
Things are becoming greatly changed in the
South The gull-trap will not answer, and the
anti-ailitary candidate is to be again endorsed
The merit of having been Always firm sap
porter Of President Jackson-which is presumed to
have no little weight with our opponents-is also
withdrawn from him, upon the authority of Isaac
Hill, who denounced him as Federalist With
what justice Mr.. Hill did So we have not now
the means of proving but we remember well the
time when the Democracy Of the country would
not ask for the proofs of anything asserted by
Isaac Hill
There may possibly be some who will think all
the more kindly of Gen. Pierce on learning his
real and original opinions these subjects, how
ever they may regret his more modern declara
tons but certain it is that the Democrats o
the South will soon acknowledge that, in choosing
him as their candidate, they have very considera
bly, singed the cuticle Of their digits
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

The Savannah Georgian (Democratic) says |;
"Out Of thirty odd political presses published in
Georgia, we know of but three that sustain the
Constitutional Union electoral ticket--the Athens
Banner, the Marietta Constitutional Union, and
the Cassyille Standard These are weekly papers,
published in the northern part of the State-the
| Banner, at Gov, Cobb's place Of residence. On
the other hand, the Democratic electoral ticket is
| supported by from twelve to fifteen presses in
| GLIDING each of the daily and tri-weekly Demo-
cratic papers of the State. And among them are
the Democratic journals of all the important
towns-Savannah, Augusta, Macon, Columbus,
Milledgeville, and Atlanta with the single excep-
lion of the (Macon) Citizen, Union Democratic
press, which has hoisted the Scott flag Thus far
not one of the old Wing papers has shown any IA
vor to the mongrel electoral ticket. knowing,
them how correct au exponent the press generally
is Of the sentiments of its readers, think we
authorized in saying that fourffths, at least, of
the Wings of Georgia refuse to give it their sup
port. OF the Democrats who went into the Con-
stitutional Union organization, we hear of num-
bers who assert that their connection with it has
ceased. We believe that a very respectable por-
ton of them will be found in November voting
for the Democratic electoral ticket, even should
the so-caled Constitutional Union ticket persist
in running"
The Georgian imploreS the return Of Cobb and
his especial friends to the fold Of the faithful.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

Thomas Woods, private Of the Goth regi-
ment, is now in custody in Montreal, Canada, on
a charge of arson. He is accused, on the afida-
Wit of Mr.. Thomas Speers, as being one of the
two individuals who set fire to the Hays House
during the recent conAagration, and that he was
seen in the act of throwing q paper parcel, con-
tanning some combustibles, into the hay-loft in
the rear of the hotel.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
Carusi's Saloon!

THE GLAsS-BLoWERS, ANOTHER wEEE!-Professors
WooDRoFFC will continue their manufacture and dis'
pay of beautiful ornamental and useful GlassW ares du-
ring the present week. Thursday excepted) az above
Gasspnnng Mt the astonishing rate Of 1000 yards per
minute Curious and beautiful specimens OF Glass; manu-
featured In tho presence If visitors. ;.
Hours OF exhibition from TO =. m, and from TIL III
p M Orders for Ornaments, &C., received ana manuac'
tured. 49, ,
Admission 25 cents each ticket emitting the bearer to
specimen Of equal value
49, jy 26-td
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
RouT OF THE BEDBuGs, RoACHEs, AND ANTS

V,HE ENGLISH yERMIN-DESTR0YER Is now pro
nounced by those who freely the best eradcator
Of Bedbugs introduced here. lady called yesterday
and informed us that chairs and washboars in OF
her neglected infested with them, and two or
three free applications Of liquid have completely routed
Them also from her bcdsteads she has had no trouble
since Call and get a bottle, for rs cents at
WINTERS Cheap Cash Stationery Store.
iv07-tr 9Th st.. near Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
R,vn,,s yovnUo TO Europe.

We learn That this great and unriyalled piano.
rama will remain with us for few days longer
only. 1t is delightful exhibition, and should be
seen by every one. 1t is full Of artistic and in
structive beauties in nature, and is truthful
representation of the views it represents. Let
il be well patronized.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
A Word to the wings of washington

Our Georgetown correspondent says that a
large number of the Wings of that town are ma
king extensive preparations TO attend the Wing
mass meeting at the Maynard on next Tuesday
night. The Wings Of Washington win be pre-
pared to turn out in large numbers. The occa-
sion will prove agreeable and inviting to all.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

BSs~ On one Of the transparencies carried
through Georgetown on Thursday night by the
Democrats was the following devices "Egual Rights
and Equal Laws." Our correspondent presumes
but few of the eighteen gentlemen who composed the
procession would like'to carry that same trans
pency through the streets of any town in Ne,c
Hampshire, or that other mirror of Democracies,
South Carolina.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
A CARD.

E subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has removed from his OLD
stand to above Southeast corner OF 10th
street and Pennsylvania avenueJ
Having given his personal attention to the selection OF
his goods in changing his location reduced his expenses
he prepared to offer greater Inducements than ever
ccved he returns his grateful thanks and In soliciting
continuation of the avors for the new store pledges
himself that he will endeavor to merit their appreciation by
strict personal attention.
All goods warranted to be exactly rs they are repre-
ented delivered free of charge in any part OF the city
c. r. BYRNE,
IL 2T-TuTh&s Southeast cor 10th st and Penpa. v.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
Attention, Wings /!

Grand Wing Rally Wings of the Sixth
Ward Navy Yard will delicate their Scott and Graham
Pole and Union Platform Tuesday night the Sd of Au
gust o'clock, by grand procession and magnificent
display OF Freworks Speeches will be made by OF
the most distinguished men of the day.
Brother Wings of the several Wards invited TO attend
BY order: s. A. ii. McKIM, sec'y.
WASHINGTON, July 81. Rep. Intel.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
FOR PINEY POINT.

U~us On and after Tuesday, August sd, the
steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will make
weekly trip Piney Point leaving Washington every tues
day at o'clock ~ and Alexandria at ahordng par
ties fine opportunity to spend portion OF TWO uays at
pney Point The Boat win arrive at three p m, anu r
main there until Thursday ut m and arrive at Wash
ngton at 3p m. snacks will be furnished on board at
moderate prices The trips will give those fond OF salt
water bathing good opportunity Passage Tor the rounu
trip S250 to aud from Piney Point, S25 Passengers
" 2s-d4t JOB CORSoN, Captain
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
The Steamboat Race

In the midst of our grief for the fate of the
many sufferers by the late melancholy disaster,
we find source of consolation in the assurance
that it will lead to efficient measures Of reform
in the regulations of American steamboats,. May
the subject not be lost sight of until the reform
IL Affected
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
FOR THE SPRINGS!


lust received expressly for customers leaving for
" the springs country seaside very large supply Of
fine FRESH TOILETTE ARTICLES consisting, in part Of
PERFUMERY.
20 dozen Jubns Perumery-among which Heliotrope,
Geranium, Violet, Musk, Jockey Club, &c.
/ case (58 DOZEN Real Joan. Farina Cologne
do do do white lsbels-extra fne
IL dozen Bay Rum W. l., adame Layignos Distillery)
do Noel de Boeuf-some in porcelain jars
gross Flotant Soap, Tor bathing
do Lows Genu ne Brown Windsor Soap
COMBS AND BRUSHES.
100 newestpatern Hair Brushes-very cheap
dozen Shell Dressing Combssome beautiful patterns
so do all sizes Of English Raw Horn Dressing Combs
Tooth and Nail Brushes in great variety Of patterns
FANS.
PEARL sandawood and Ivory Fans from 6M cents to $50
BRACELETS.
splendid assortment Of the latest style OF Bracelets and
lust from Paris.
PARKER's Fancy and Perfumery store,
iulv 2O-3t under National Hotel.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
Wings of the City, Take not

Wings of the City! Take notice that the
WASHINGTON WING CLUB have determined to attend tn,
Grand Rally of brother Wings OF the Navy Yard
Tuesday night, the Sd of August. The Wings of the city
requested to unite in the procession which will
from the City Hall at ~ O'Clock that evening. Speak
eM music transparences, pyrotechnic displays &C., have
all been arranged for and good hearty old fashioned
Wing gathering is expected.
iy 29-i THOMAS c. CONNOLLY Marshal
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

RSHS The Richmond Times states that Mr..
Joseph Winston is recovering from the wounds he
received at the time his family were murdered,
and that strong hopes are now entertained of his
speedy convalescence. lie has been informed Of
the death of his wife and child, but does not yet
know that they were murdered.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
GA Flash In the Panrn

Who would have thought that the Union could
ever prove so forgetful of propriety as to use a
military phrase for the expression of any idea
through its columns Yet we find it engaged in
proving, on the authority Of The NcO York Herald,
that the Lundy's Lane celebration was only ga
fash in the pan :" If it was, Lord bless us! but
we shall see sights when the great gun really
ooea off
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
nag- The degree Of LII. D. was conferred las

Rag The degree Of LII. D. was conferred last
week upon Hon. H. A. Wise of Virginia, by
Delaware College; also, the honorary degree of
A. NJ. on Hon. George Read Riddle, of the House
of Representatives, and the Rev. w. 7. Eva, pas
tor elect of Rockville and Bethesda Church,
Maryland
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

RIS The Hon. Mr.. Dawson, of Georgia, has
been kept from the Senate for several days past
by the illness of his son, who, however, is now
better, and it is hoped will be soon convalescent.
TIateliigencer.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
r. r. &. No. 8.
n nyU We II EGIJIA TORgf

ID, n. H. NO, o.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS
To regulate the Bowels and cleanse the system from all
PUTRID AND ACRIMONIOUS HUMoRs.
Good at all times Time Five Hours.
Small Doses Regulate Large Doses Purge.
Taken in Doses from One 70 Eight
THEY WILL CURE
Indigestion, Constipation Of the Bowels
Sour stomach Heart Burn,
Measles, Smallpox,
Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint.
FEyERS OF ALL KINDS
Typhoid Pneumonia Scarlet. Typhus Yellow, and Bilious.
And in all cases where the system Ia out Of ORDER
a dose Of the Regulators will Regulate
the Bowels, give Tone and Energy
20 the Liver and Restore the Natural Health
Three Regulators Ia ordinary dose, and will empty the
bowels of their refuse matter In few hours.
1st They cleanse the stomach from all ftd or diseased
humors and leave II sweet, clean, pure, and healthy
ID They produce upon the skin free perspiration, open
the pores and give regular and healthy action TO the skin
3D. They purge from the skn the secreons the bowels,
the stomach, and every function In the system, all morbid
and unhealthy humors.
In serious cases. where prompt and immediate action
required and general operation Of the bowels demanded,
FIVE TO EIGHT REGULATORS
will produce the beneficial effects. In all Fevers-
Scarlet Typhus and Bious-take from one TO three neg
ulaors every hour, until free and powerful evacuation IS
produced.
Railway Regulators pure safe, quick, powerful but
mild and pleasant in their operation.
Price Of Railways Regulators, 70 cents per po1 contain
ing 80 Regulators.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
r. H. sTABLER CO., Baltimore, Nd.
CHAs SToTT co. Washington.
j. r. CALLAN, Washington.
W IL. GILMAN, Washington.
II. =. T. CISSELL,, Georgetown, d. o.
COOK PEEL, Alexandria, Va.
~ Ally
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
AGENCY OF THE PEOPLES MUTUAL HEALTH
ASSURANCE COMPANY,

OF SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS
Incorporated By the Legislature of Massachusetts.
CAPITAL STOCK, THOUSAND DOLLARS.
A NNUAL RATES to insure persons between the ages
n Of 10 and 3D. during sickness, disability by accident
for the term Of one year
BY paying 49, si 49, $780, Ss, 80 so, s11 $780, will
draw week. during sickness accident 49, 49, 49, 50,
SO, 81 IS, so.
Policy fee ST. All claims paid within ten days. No LA
bility of members TO assessments.
The insured are entitled to in the profits after pro-
yidng for liabilities.
EZRA W. THAYER, President
H. q. SANDERs0N, Vice President
AUSTIN A. HILL, Secretary. -
Office will open on Tuesday, August 3D. 1852, on street.
between AZ and 9th Streets least Of the Windm the
as- Agents Wanted Georgetown Alexandria, Fairfax
and Alexandria counties, Va.
All letters must be prtpdid - -
Agent for District Of Columbia Alexandria and Fairfax
counties, Va, y st., bet Al and 9th SITS, Qsland)
iy17-s&Tulm Washington.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

Bar"What do you think of Kossuth? p asked o
gentleman of the Ragged Man " on the Avenue
the other day. 81 do not like him, was the re-
ply. "Why not" "Well, to be candid with
you, said he, ats but the old reason, that tco
Of trade can neue ogrecP" The Ragged Man !"
received dime and departed.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
DOG LOST

CTRAYED or stolen from the subscriber, living on the
corner Of 9th and streets, perfectly black Setter
Puppy about nine months old had when he left chain
collar with the owners liberal reward Will be
paid any who will return him to the northeast cor
mar of 9th and RI streets jy 28-3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

Dag Tonight, in addition to the usual novel
ties, Professors Woodroffe distribute thirteen
splendid specimens of glass ornaments among the
audience. This is their last night.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

Bss~ We learn that the Rev. H. Vaudeville,
u. D., Of Albany, New York, has declined the
call given to him by the First Presbyterian
Church Of this city.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

North CAROLINA ELEoTIoN.-The elections in
North Carolina for governor, members of the
legislature, and county officers, take place on
Thursday next, the 9Th of August. Hon. John
Kerr is the Wing candidate for governor, and
Hon. David s. Reid the Democratic candidate.
The legislature to be elected will be required to
choose United States Senator at its next session
Tatelligencer.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

ODD-FELL0WS' HALL WILL SOON CLOSE!
DBAYNE's celebrated series of Gigantic Panoramas,
I'D titled
Voyage to Europe!
Embracing magnificent views Of Boston, Its Harbor Hall
fax the Atlantic River Mersey, Liverpool, the Crystal
Palace of the Worlds Fair Westminster Abbey, London
from the Thames passing under the bridges, and ending
with magnificent view OF the Thames Tannel, brilliantly
illuminated and both banks of the beautiful River Rhine
HS- An Exhibition on Wednesday and Saturday after
moons at 81 o'clock.
s Admission % cents; Children under IL years of age,
10 cents.
o'clock jy 3t-f
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

EDwARD G. DYER, Tenth street, one door from
Ia Pennsylvania avenue just received another supply
Of Mnsons choice Blackberry Lavender Wild Cherry, and
Ginger Brandes No family should be without DO tie Of
one the other of these liquors during this warm anu
siclly SEASON jy 27-d6t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31

HaE" We regret to learn that the Hon. Edward
C. Marshall of California, has been detained
from his seat in the House of Representatives
for some time past by indispostion.-In
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
MONEY TO LOAN F!

CtAIALL sums Of money! for short time will be loaned
- to any person who will DEPosTE such security for the
ID. III. LECKRON,
iv27-eo1ma st., bet. 21st and 22d, First Ward.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
REMOVAL REMOVAL

would inform my friends and customers that have re-
moved from the Avenue To the OF It'll and
streets Northern Liberties, whore have Just laid in
6rsrate stock of Dry Goods and Shoes Also assort
mept of Fancy Articles &C., &c. All kinds of Summer
Goods am now selling of at cost and in some instances
less than cost BY gviog call you viii md my Goods
!" 'N''f' = It. b. BROWN,
iN 18th and sts., NOrthefn LlDcrtles
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
NOTICE.

UNHE members of the Terpschorean Club earnestly
requested 10 be in attendance Saturday evening
next July 3s at Mr. Charles Romans, 7h street. at
o'clock. BY order Of the Club. jy a0-2t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
a. r.. n. n. No. 1 and a.-persons suffering with

SPINAL COMPLAINTS
Railways Ready Relief used in connexon with Railways
Renovating Resoyent will perform the most remarkable
cures. The public will please bear in mind that all
plants enumerated above Railways Ready Relief Reno
waiting Resolyent win quickly cure.
Price of r. II. Relief rs and so cents.
do Resolyent, 81.
BRy- For sale by O. Stott Co. and W. H. Gilman
iy3l-eo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
CAMP MEETING.

THERE will be CAMP MEETING held on the ground
of Mr.. Brawner, In Prince William county, Virginia
about thirty miles down the river The ground about
mile from the landing and cenyeyances will be at the
landing convey passengers and their baggage to the camp
ground. As the meeting will commence the 18th of
August II will be necessary for persons who may wish to
join the company to call Mr. Wotze Sexton of the NJ f.
Church South and hand in their Names without delay
he Is DESTROYS of asceraining how many TO provide for
Price, 1926. jy 31-3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-31
NEW MUSIC JUST RECEIVED, FOR PIANO
FORTE AND GUITAR.

TIME Soldiers Welcome-dedicated to Gen. Scott
i Walter Florence-from Domby Son
They told me not TO love him
My heart IL thine
Home again
Nelly Bly-for Piano and Guitar
We come again with song to greet you
The sisters wedding
The separation--for Guitar
Hear me, Norma-Piano and Guitar
The lonely aud wife
When / am old
Old folks ut home.
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
, iy 3O--tr 9th st., Louisiana