davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1852-10-27
Carbon Oxygen Hydro Nitro
gen. gen.
Clover has in 1898 Ps 1850 1896 1S5 rs
Wheat crop, 1885 1862 III 30


ut is particularly worthy of note, that clover
yields more than twice as much nitrogen as both
the wheat and straw require. 1t is proper to
state, that to make 3693 lbs. of perfectly dry
clover, one must have 1918 lbs. of common clio
yer hay. But in ploughing in clover for wheat
we gain all the stubble and roots, in addition to
what the syti.e clips in moving"
The preceding facts, brought out through the
analytical skill and research of DR.. Lee, are
highly important, and entite him to the pro-
foundest gratitude of the Agricultural commu-
nifty.
In speaking of the inorganic requirements
needed by a crop of wheat, Mr.. Prideaux, an
English chemist and author, of repute, estimates
that they can all be supplied to the soil, for an
acre ofwheat to be grown thereon, by an appica-
ton of
go lbs of Pearl ashes
20 q of salt,
so " of bone dust,
20 of Sulphuric acid, and
so of Magnesia.
He states that the following quantities of inor-
ganic matters are distracted from an acre Of
soil by crop of wheat of So bushels of grain,
and 5000 lbs. of straw:
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1852-10-27

A Distinction-'T say, Pomp, wet de 'stinc-
ton tween poetry an wot da call plank werse?''
"Why, 1 tell ye, Nebuckernezzer! When |
say
Tumble Ober mill-dam,
Come down slam,
Oats poetry, but when l say
Tumble ober mill-dam,
Come down ker splash,
Oats plank VERSE"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1852-10-27

Eighty-ive cabin passengers way and through.
Eighty Deck Passengers to Cincinnati.
Landed at Nashville, Tuesday 18th Sept, with only
IL inch water on the Cumberland Shoals.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1852-10-27
MANIFEST OF STEAMER LOUDON,

From Pitts6ug, Pesylranio, to Nashrille Tennessee.
BY JOSEPH JAQUES.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19


8 8dlter. 81 Stbaft, 45 Sbwriue, QGa9sn, 1 Dtars
tcrnrpaacn, Stbtttsn, 2 G9sen, phuss, a Sbuts
tarrsn, Drsfhmalbiuc 2 @inomdblen,
f. grtrag Der Sauerei.
6s5 gufhd g8ei,su, 92O 9ufbct Gco9cn, 400 9u.
fbd bafer, 23s gultbd Slothsiaomen, 8 Yutel Stss:
laomcn, 1890 8ukbsl BeltbfOrn in lactcu, 475 8us
Ibd 9runbttsren, 95 WuIbd Hdten, 81 93ulbd 3rptt:
blu 80 @ufbtt RetbrGbsu, 10 8ultbd &Cttiae, 3 Bus
(bsl Guppsntcbnen, 3 Barrcl Gurtsr, $500 8raut:
bduptsr, 81 ScasbeaeS Sauertraut los pfuno 9sbes
DIETER SlobS, 60 eaouuoeu Scu. 23 eaoun9tn @pClbs
fern SuttCr lis eaouu9cn Ddn9er ouf bas eano oe-
than 600 @ufbsl 8olt ouf bos eono octbor, 1878
pfuno Butter, 1902 9flno Sdhmal,, 1858 pfo lin:
ftGtt, 1872 Yfc. 8mesbduts, l46 pfc. 8alCsbdute.
Sm Saufe perferti9te QrtifeI.
100 gRonufbsnSCr, 81 4aor gNannsbrItn, 46
QH6n,ns, % Q1sltsn, 46 0Eeitsbsmoen, 67 Srauen:
Srrds, 35 llnttrrSds. 80 SdCrt9cwns, III Sddrg,
SO QHeiGsbaubsn, 81 Gunbdtcn, 30 Suittbds, 33
paar SnatsnbcItn 8 9Rn0Otnouji0e, 20 6inccr=6rcds,
so ainbtbemoen, % 6nb1sltntGrrEdc, IL Scettns
ttcoer, so qoar Strtmpf osltridt SO etrdnlpfe ons
9eItridt, 100 GutS Strdmpfaorn, II GutS 0Gbts. so
6onotGdcr, Is Sprauladc, IA 8clittrs. 80 gtt;ocn,
80 6cpftiiTtnjd9e, 9dtbc, 42 ecndthir, ~ Srubt.
idds, 3 gaar 6anSfhube 9ttridt. 66a gorrs esinen
@btds, 453 Waro mtr9ene @bedS, BIZ OarSs pr'
gene einsn, l051 Qaros 5albtucn, 393 WarNs @arpSt
450 Yfr. burs Ssife, l6I VarrN Deitbf esift.
Sleifb pefhlddtet
l5,5l4 pfr. @in6fsilb, s54 Yfp. 6ultfciNb, 67l0
Yfo Shpsinfitb. "HH
2lnsobI i'm Saufe.
Gs ttfanbGn fitb in 6oult am 1lien Souuor 1851,
1913, CrhoIttn nabrCnO osm Sobr All, 9ebcrsn ,. =
Sang 3otl 54S. @ntofTtn wdbrsno Dem Sabr $50.
pS9StrtunoSn 8. 9Scrtcn -, cot rptnn arpan9sn l,
7 batCn ilt obuCItuo 0tmotbt. - 3ulonmCn Az
@rrtlttben i'm 6ouf om lien SAnuar 1852, l3l :
ron eickn fnti5S erlp0htne WonnsGutt, 81 psGe ers
Ipahitne WCbsptltnCn, orti9e erpatbne 9Hstbspers
icn % ptjGe 6nabrn unttr IL Jobrtn farbi9c Sno;
tSn 10 rpsiFs SlSotbtu uuttr II Sabrsn, Sarti9s
Is rcn bicGIn iino &erttdtc.
gGe9uerbunoen.
Daniel Gmi9 an eCuis @iGrh ron SiNpbcttbotI
StpuNbip, Getta 9cunp; l4nr. 8. Qcuntt on Scbn
9. Gjraffln, ron Der Stdot lItntcrn; ciob gHilIer
an Daniel Gems. rcu 9Rolbnotcu 3rlpnibip, eeeba
@cuntp; Q6robom @mia an Srltpb eritb ron 9Iisctr:
Sautcn Scrpnfhtp, gcrtb0mtcu @cuntp; 9Na9SalEna
Strutt an Sriepb Watd ron Stsrbourpir, Nlcnt9c-
mcrp Gcunp; Scbn auCllSr ou Daniel 6Cnnin9cr, prn
SdblpbSitboU, eCcbo County IGttr Mtre an 8ctsrt
Scbnfrn, ron Wuds GountD; @ti3a 6. Gmi9 an StC;
pbsn Snitb, prn 91arotoipup. WSrts Geunp.
SbomdS Sault, QuffCbfr.
SondS 8robf,
Saniel Wttler, DIRECTORS.
Ssnrp Oiefeneerfer,
Setruar 5. nl3p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
9(Iioute Sfd6rt6t.

.Sa Savip 9. @sntlina uno feius Sran
Sarab pcn Niecermncuugie, eeta Gauntp,
all ibr Gigcntbum, iUwrbI Ile9ences ais
prf0nIihss uno uermiihtsS, ourb cine fret.
wiui9e ueberfbrribuna, oatirt San 81 1852,
ma osn lnter5eihneteu hbertra9en batben,
sum Sefen Der @teetCren bes bsfa9tsn
Benting, obne Gudnbt, - 70 werosn
biermit Nas. wshs npb ouf ir9eno cine
Qrt an befa9tsn @entiins fbuIcis iino,
aufseforont, in 6 Bodsn abjubssabIen-
unb SUIdbs Die nod red tmdsi9e Sorcrunssn
an bsfasten 8entIins baben, werben sben'
faus auf9sforoert, ibre &e6nun9en innsr'
baIb @O6m ppbIbsltdtist einSubdneis
gen, an
Spbn Otattern 9tffsnte.
Ses6ruar 5. nq3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
2l0ignie S2a6ribf,

Sa WtlIiam @aIp uHo fsine Sray
Sarab, pps,; mylnrewheittaa permittetli elmer
freiwiCiasn lieberfareibun9, eatirt ben 16.
Sanuar 1852 atl' tbr Gisentbum. fcmOtI
liraences aIs pef6nlihes uno permifbtes, an
Die llnter,cibneten, uno Swar sum betsn ib,
rer @reeitoren ibrrnn9sn baeen; 90 mito
bierpmcb gtatriht segcbeh eas aae SoIbe
welhe nod on befo9trn g9aIp fbuIbi9 fino.
innrbab 6 @ofen an Die luter;eitnstGr,
ceer ir9euo einen tsrfsIten obSubesabIen
babsn.-l lluo cieienieen bienO6 rettmaBiee
Soreerun9en su MAIDEN bateu. iinb ebsn,
fauS erfuht oisfslbs iuuerbaIb Der bsfaateu
3eit wcbIbsadtist sinsubdnci9en an
Senjdmin SemmeI,
~ stbrabam Weff,
& aliianics.
Ssbvuar 5, 1882. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
9(G1Qnte z9Serfauf.

Sreitd9s osn 20fsn 8tbruar, um 10 llbr
8Ormiito95, lCu am ooufe Don B lillian
g8 a lp, in 9torOmb,itbau Saunidip, eeho
@ountp, fcI0snoss perIonIibe Gi9entbum
ofFcutIiCb perFouft meroen:
8yrd pfcrce, Elm Suuen cine Sub, Spei
2'8iu5mo9cn, Gin Sp0Sicrmogen, SolS
ittIttcn, SeuIeitern unb Sdemel, 9eu bel
Der &enne, Strob beim Sunoert, 2 Ssfeu.
Sporo, 8aGfcn unb eidsns QInnfen, Snri
8cttsn unp ScttIaceu. SIuNeliTb, StubIe.
Carpet Safer uno Stdnoer, 8runobetren
beim BuItel, unO nOb UieIerlti 0aufs unb
8ouun9crdib, Su mcitliufia Su meIocn.
0ie Beoinquu9Cu am &rfauf5ta9e unc
Nufwartun9 pon
SScujanin Scnmrl,
SlbrnbGm Stcff,
NihSnits.
Srbrudr 5. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Sefcntli6e 2SenDu.

gisnfo9s uno MittmObs Zen 24fen uno
25fsn Ssbruar, an beiosn Soesn um 10 ulhr
8UrminaaS, fOurn am .9aufe Der UsrfiOrbe.
nen q arbara 8reintg. in Sbermaeuu.
eie Sounftbip. geho &auntp. tfentIits Der.
Fault meroCn:
Sine Sub, Gabenfhranf. ScSf, 4Sifds,
Ofeu nit 6Obr 3 2eftcn uno 8ettloo,n,
SthbIs, ungefdbr so Waros 6drpet, 3abr,
RciIet, cine 9rOse Auantitit @du6, uno
uslerlci Sau5' unO au6sn9rdtbf6aften, su
msittduiig Su neIoen.
0ie 8ecin9un9sn am 8srfuufSta9e nn6
Qufmartuna Don
SonatBan 8reitiD Qtb'or.
Sebruar 5. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Sebruar 5.
Sefentlt6e S9enOu.

Wontass Den Sten Mdrs udhhens, um
IL ubr Mittass, fouen am 9uufe ces I'm
terftrisbenen, in Sbsrfaueona Saunfdip,
Getta Gauntp. 6ffentIib perfduft werosn:
&ier uOrtrefFihe S6affpfsrce, Elm 2iib
RIGGS Shuen, 6 MiIbfube. 8ulI unb 2
Rincer. mebrentbels pou Der Seu0nfbut
Sutt Stmeine, 3 8d9sn nit 8Oop. 3
pFu9s, 2 @gaen, 2 Qaor 6euIeitern nit
ShCmel, Elm nsuer ooISfdIitten NIT StabI'
iUbIsn. cine Orefhmafbins, cine Wafbine
um @eIlthfOrn aus5umaden, Wincmhble
SuObbanF uno Sttotfiis. Yfsroeadtirr
ierer Qrt. meiffsns neu. ffsifs 9fu95waagen
Gin 9rp6er MiItbfaronf, Safer, 3ubsr uni
Stdncsr, nsbff ollsret iOnift9em 6au5. unit
8auernasrdtb. IA meitIdufi9 Su meIccn.
Die 8ecingun9en am Serfaufsta9e unr
Qufwartun9 uon ..-..-.......-.
Samuel SS. Snpber.
Setruar 5. .H t nq5n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Scbrudr s..
Sefentli6e 93enbu.

0isnfa95 Den 24ltsn Sebruar (Saf1nndt)
um II ubr Witta95, folIen am Saufe bes
llutrfhriebcncn, in Notombcitbaa Saun
Icbip, Geda Co., 0ffentIidb verfaHft wsrosn
3wei GIbe, Sebmsiue, cin 1@duls. ScIs
fhIitten, Seuleitern, gBincmubIs, SnOt-
banf @iulsqcftirr, 6eu uno Wi7aobeln
2 SoOIbGfeu nit RObr, @dfhrouf, SUDDEN
Gbronf, &Ieiosrfcbrauf, Bettsn uno 8sttIn
Den, Drabr, &iiisn. StubIs ubr, Carpet.
40 Qfuuo eebsdsltsr SIatb5, SIodsbeobeIu
Shlcffein, StubFGrra, @rubbadr une
Sctippen. @tfcntcTet Gifsnbafen, 3uber,
Safer unO Stdnosr, 20 bfhIoqsne @arten
fens Qfofien, 20 Sen5pfOIen. Ylonfsn uni
Soarc, 9obrIbdnfe. 2 DrumIi9cn, cine
Sutbanf, cine Gjlattbidie, ntbf enem
pculfinctaen QiTOrtemsnt uOn S6rsinsr
uno Simmer 8sIbirr.
Die 8eOin9un9en am GerFaufsto9e unt
Nufportun9 pCn
GaIompll 8eor9e.
Sebruar 5. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Ssfeutli6e 9SenDtt.

Srcita9s esn 20fsn Ssbruar, um IL tibr
Mittd9s, follcn am 6auis oe5 perfforbenen
9eorqr G Oaos. in 4aentaun, folaenoe
4rtisel tfTsutlidb pufauft perteu:
9ettlacen. Slide. StubIe, Settee Gl-
benrtranf, 3 Seftn nit 8Obr. cine Saus,
ubr nit Jta(fen. Carpets, Spisest, fupferner
aeiIel. GifentefIsI. @iisnbdfsn. 3dbr uno
SaiTsr. nebf elmer arOssn Safthisosnbsit
pon Sausssrdtbibaften, gu umftdnoIi6 Su
meloen. ~
Die 8sOiu9un9sn am @rtaufsta9s uno
Qufwartuna bon
SSietpr Slumcrl 2l9ent.
Sebruar s. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19

@. @dbone fiji guttbern III 1850 75l
30. be. fir Deus uno Stiltbi ju Gtcttsn, 2 %
9B. Sadicn, fir Sdernifsinpueen, 81
g cisn fdr 9Ba. losln pom Srbnplta Gauns asls
IN armwnbaus nah unlsrn arnlsnbaus go "a b.
nsbmcu, ---..--.--- 3 %
ScI,pb GBrco ffr esbsr, Sc s "a 9S
pyer euetpia . ,,Wt ~ Al 26
IL uno .. Tout, ;, a, H9 T Is %
Spsn gR. Tuut ;, ~ 25 16
RSiIenosn Irmen per Srccr - "a 40
Seilstctcn fir SubrlpCGtn, SO
3citfcisn bss Quftbers, ID 81
Bilan, in Den odnpen rss 1uflsbts anl 1iicn
sSauuar 1852, - ID SO
SA95 n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
Scfentli6e 9SenDu.

9onnnfag5 ben 4ten Mdrs. um IL llbI
Mitta9s. fousn am Saufe ces unteraei6ne
ten, in SberiaueOn Saunftbip, eeba @auntp
auf offsntlibsr Senou uerfauft wercen:
Sin UornsffIibcs Shaffpfsro bas nibt
fe1l su fpannen uno erlf 6 Sabre alt IN, 5wej
ShQen, Gins 3 uuo oas anosre 2 Sabre alt
pfroe9efbirr, Rube Enb Rincer, elm uOr-
treffIiheS Sbaof, Elm gutter 2Qfercewaaen,
r>,r,* *ittten, Spsrr uno 5lubtstlen, Qll9e,
o.. O." ..:.s ,I,",""titdt Sdrsna eeldbirr,
uno foulf nod pisis Saurrns. 81 um'
lfdnolib su meleen.
Die 8ebin9unseu am @nfaufstase unb
Gufpartnns ron
Tebruar 5. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19

Den Qrmcnbreftoren ron 9icrtbanptcn Gaun;
tn, fir Grmen ;l crbatttn. % %
Coleman Sc9cl, Srustss ocn OCbcra Shans,
fiji bic GrbaIuu9 bsfa9tsr D. Sbans I'M
Qrmcnbaus, ~ 56
Sci 2 psrtrrbereu Qrmen 9tfunocn, 9S
gepban Smith fir Die 3urGdnabme ron Gti;a
Gnlia, elm an ibn pcrbunoCnts SR6rhGn, 5 90
1apo S1asrs fir Sag pfu9cn, so
DO. bc. ,, lrbeit nurd ctncn armrn, 90
Daeo SRab fir II Gsbunb Strcb, / 30
NanaiIts Shrpors 6 30. to. so
Dario 6t6srt fir cine Sub, "a 90
Sasob Rircr, >, 8iuorisb, 90 90
2 Qrlcucn ,, Yftreefutttr, 81
6rnro Sbaus fir 8uitbd une II Suart
aiesfaameu oil 81 so 6 Is
Gcnrdo PClcp fir Cine 94cfte, j 90
Gbortts eetnbcr9er. fir S06af 06
2 ptrIticcens 9pcricnen fir gRcotSir, 30
Sc6n Sderer isn auf 8ctbnun9 fbutbt9 at
QcllY eatrlo, eire prrftrFtSns guns, l 80
sScitpb G,crr, fdr ,6Sutl % 20
pttsr suorp9 - 81 70
4. uuo 8. Souit - 80
0mcn SQ Eoulf 81 40
peter S6urircr, @oorsrle pcn oct Hritcrbt'
nrn YctIp satcIo, III
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19

Gbartes dppeI ans armvnbaue nsbn,sn 30
tlutttfdeune rcn 1MBenafmtn uuo
ecidhtatclfen pen Sascb 9ettsr 0 so
, ltnterltueunos.S ausjaftrt9sn 40
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
$4656 90

g4ir, Die lintsrfbre6eutu, dubitcrsn bon etda Co.,
6escu9en hermit co6 mir rs tti9t &rbnuu9 dterkbsn
uno rdbti9 9eflubsn boten, uno cine 8iIanj in Den
pdnbsn pls Scboeneiftcrs pcn 1854 45.
@eor9e SIane,j
Sonas Soas, Qubiioren.
8. s. SdanB,
Sanuor 0. 1852.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19

Die @e6nuna Ucn ebdrtss 8. guf6,
Gbabmtiifet Der Direttoref ees !Saates
sur Bsfbaftisune uno untetbdftun9 Ger
Armen, fur eas Gauntp eedsa, pom 2tsn
Sdnuot 1851 bis ben ertfsn Sdnuar 1882,
bsiee Gage nit siussfdlcdsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19

1851. San D. Bitauj BON lester Retbnun9 $3O2 %
Gmpfanssn ron. She's. Sauft fur elm - 90
qftro rertauft. - ioo w
- Gnpfan9sn curcb bic Dirsttcren' 40
fdr 1urnpsif;antbeik ptrtauf, 70 w
SpSr, ID. Dc 30 -. 500 90
April 22-Durh 2bos Saut fur 2 2arms - -
pcn glcrtbaniptcn @auntr, 20 20
Saor, a "a oo - e 500 90
= @8en 0beras Saul. Bsrpnitsr, 81 %
IA bo S,eb p,rfauft "a 90
s,etOt.r = ~Ssnm gonn,rsS Sbobmsiisr 1000 90
ssss,,t.r 4 30 DO 500 90
AZ De 10 500 90
sd656 Q6
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
0fiheIbera.

8ttSliisuns uno atwotiln9 pcn Da;
pip Steh, in Gartcn &c. 90
Dtdsn drjuiht @sbonptun9 faGttf 90
Sbn ius armcubauS 81 btfGroern o 81
Suianno Glnrt inl 9icrtbanlptcn Sc.
nrnenbauS gu srbattsn, in lS49, 81
Gpa W. ecu9enba9rn eaiti0f Su Ct:
baIkn, in 1549, lS ~ :.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
@tnd nnf Der 9sdnerei.

pfrts, 16 9tte. Vuu, IA Sbfn, . Ninbsr
8 Sdltsr. 81 Stbafs, 45 Shlprius. 8 g8o9sn, Deaf
tcrnpaacn, Shlttsn, 2 G9ssn, 3 pfu9S, Sbut
tarrsn, DrsIehuaFbins Binomdblsn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19


Sbcmas Sauft, 2tufltbsr fir Sabr, 400 90
&c. gRartin, Qrit fIr auftn: uno @ ~ .-..
Grtra: Dienlfeim armcnbouft. in
Den Sabrsu l946, AZ, AS, 40
uno 80, 81 O0 r.r,
Demlti6cn 2 gRcnot Solar, in pcu
bis gum l. San. 1851, 10 64 ... I'D
Dtmittbcn ftr Gin Sabr, bis jum l.
San. 1852, 90 00
9tmft6eu fir 2 Grtro:9sitts S5
o. z. 6ottrafIr, ar3t fir Sobr
Bis gum |. San. 1882, 80 O0
8. sbane, Gircttcr fit Sobr, 20 on
DO 30 Grtro, 6Sl
5cno5 8rr6t % fdr 5abr 20 90
DO 30 9rtra, 44
Daniel l0i(sr, 30 ftr Sabr, 20 OO
20 60 Grtra, 2 90
sc. .@uFh, Shoemslisr fdr Sabr 40 OO
S.G. 8ric9cs, prCfftcnsIIs Disnits 20 % oo-
8itani in pSnesn o64 30
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19

eafapstts eaaS nod ben, armsubaus Su nsbmsn O0
rsrszs srss GuewbeitbaIl.
ausfrtisuns bon :IntsridsunsS' / 20
Sruden.
4. Q. 8ube, fir anpi9sH in ls46, 80 (
DO bc in 1S4S, i 80 ~
20 bic iSbrtite S9ebuuu9
tetauut 81 MAIDEN, fur 1910, IL 90 n
M bonnum, Die &ecbnun9 betannt
30 MAIDEN fdr 1850, II w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19
0te 9ie6uun9 BON Sbos. Sauft
S(uffcber Ses
2eOo Gauntp Nrmenbaults.
ST..

8aar empfan9en auf perf6teeene &e6:
nun9en, ndmIi&:
9an, Der ltttidbri9sn Scbnun9 $51 5;
Gmpfau9tn non Daniel Stobl, cine Sumne
fbuloi9 an Sanusl Sea9rCapCs, elm pSr;
lfcrbtner armer, Ia 6c
Bon Satct Sctbler, fit Die Grbottun9 EinsS
Scbues 9Ectbcu in 6csptoL s OF
Scitpb 6amncl, SroBcnorbtt, 81
Otr;,,, =, % ,n;,,,- IN cNsA 6Ss;e, nn IN GfS M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-02-19

% 30 20 go. pcigs eumpsu, 5 st. l on
Do 90 43 90. ecn,iihts, an 2 st. 81
ptrfhisesnsn psrfcnsu, fir 43 Yc. llnihtt
on Ct. 3 AZ
3 ptrfbicrnn 4ulcusn ftir Stmotj a OF
Sbcnlas 9. GGiticn fir l42 Yfuno Sdnal3
an Gents, IL 81
8 perIbicbcurn ptricnen fir Rint flsjih, l a.
Satomon DcrnCp fir 9ulhd &t6en, 81
4 ptrIhieotncn ptricnen fir 8ols, 81
8utsn gus, fir 6ats uno ooFr, 2 81
@olcmon Icrncp fir | 91uIbc( Ttottsfomeu, l 81
Gcnroo Scem fir 10 8utbd Stohsiaomen, % 81
gR. 6srtsrtp fir ! 8ufthst 98ethtcrn, 2;
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Seizure OF an American Whaleship, and Mar.
der Of tho Captain and Crew-Cnpsure sf
two Schooners L. the Interest Of FIervs.
and Murder Of AL ON Board, some Fifsy
Men.
BY the arrival of the steamship Lima at
Panama. April /. from Valparaiso, dates from Chill -
the 9th March have been received.
In Chill, the Railroad and Electric Tele.
graph appear to be the leading topics.
Business was improving at Valparaiso.
few days before the steamer sailed vessel. from
Baltimore arrived with 1000 barres Of our which ~
landed at o. per barrel without paying duty Chis ~
In accordance with regulation OF the customs. In
when flour is at % per barrel or upwards foreign eosr
shall be admitted free Of duty) This article has ben
as high $9-bus this cargo, and tho arrival OF e
quantities. from the interior reduced 10 to o. VII
downward tendency. Crops were all good
The American ship Lyons, Capt Da-
Wis, cleared from Valparaiso ostensibly for California
aud proceeded TO Calao with $50 Chienians and can
mons, &c for Cen Flores Those in charge Of her
pected TO receive orders from Flores Mt Calao Before
however, the Lima reached Guayaqul, the Lyons was
discovered near by running in 10 Lobos Ataera Tho
Lyons left Valparaiso under the American flag. without
paying a single bill there, and the Governments sent
steamer after which returned In two days, not having
overhnulcd her.
The greatest excitement prevailed IN
Guayaquil on the arrival OF the mail steamer Lima
river to prevent vessels entering without proper papA
The EcuadOrian convicts stationed g
the Gslspago Islands had seized the American whele
ship - and murdered the captain and crew ~
then proceeded toward Guayaqui with the intentions
opposing Flores, and gaining the pardon of their GovH
for doing 80. The party fen In with two schoon
belonging Flores, and, having seized them, murde
those on board in the most brutal manner including ~
nephew and son-inlnw OF Gen Flores. On one u -
vessels they cut the throats of twenty three men fro
ear to ear.
The whaleship was aftcrward taken possession Of \
the Swedish frigstc and the convicts on board pad
In irons At last accounts the vessel at anchoro
the Guayaqul river, alongside the Swedish fngate.
On passing up the river to Guayaquil, IL appears y
British mail mistaken for that OF flor4
and no less than five different shots fired ct b.
luckily, however, without effect
The demand for vessels has increased,
both for Europe the States and California.
Freights to England are quoted at =
ISL sterling.
The British Guano Company have Offered
TO charter several vessels ut under rates. but were -
able 10 procure them
The American Guano Company wen
paying Ga freely to the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
EFFECT OF THE TARIFF ON THE WEST

In another portion of this paper will b
found an article from The Je6srsoniaA
which we republish in accordance with
request from the editor of that journal, AM
to which we ask the attention of our read
ers.
twill probably be within the recolectia
Of most of them that we, some time since
deemed it our duty to expose the charactN
of many of the statements in Mr.. Walkers
pamphlet, relative to the lands of the III
nois Central Railroad Company, and >
show that they were totally unwarrantd
by the facts of the case. As might has
been expected, this excited the ire of th
LocO-Foco editors of that State, and The
bitterness with which we have been as
sailed, has been in the direct ratio of the
strength of our argument. Among the
most bitter of our assailants has been the
editor of The Je6ersonian, whose article
we now republish, and to the examination
Of whose statements we ask few mo-
ments' attention, well satisfied that ewes
his own figures bear US out in all we have
said on the subject.
Mr.. Walker desired to show that the
mineral lands must rise in value. We, on
the contrary, said that they must declines
because, while under the tariff Of lo49
the export of lead had grown to 100000
pigs, under that of 1916 it had fallen 70 325,t
900, and the decline was regular from yeaf
to year, warranting belief that the trade
would soon cease to exist. In reply TO this
our contemporary says that it has not fallen
to 325, 900, but only to 500, 600; being about
forty per cent. instead of sixty per cent?
In reply to this, we say distinctly that we
have not particle of faith in the truth Of
his figures, and for the simple reason that;
except in single year, the total exports
under the tariff of 1912, by all roufes'
and to all parts Of the country, near ana
distant, are stated at less than dte quantity
knotcn 10 hare been receired at Ner1
Orleans alone-rendcring it quite imposes
bic that his statements should be true. 1o
make amends for thus reducing the exports
under the tariff of 1642, those made undef
that of 1916 are placed much higher
that of last year, for instance. being given
at 100000 pigs, whereas We know that ths
quantity received at New Orleans was bat
325, 900. and that that which passed on
our canals was bat 200-and thus it is fhas
our contemporary appears disposed to fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
n Is it possible that any one will har-

Dor any longer the obnoxious ven and insects that lfest
their dwellings restaurants hotels ships farms 10, such
Rsn, Mice, Cockroaches Ants Ground Mice, Moles Bed
buss &c. when there is eaecua article for the eIter-
nstion Of then. in the city Jest cast over the
respectable ss of persons and places HENRY T. CosTAs OF
No. a. Broadway, refers you to, via:
Mr.. Hodges, Carlton House.
L. Delmouico, Delmouicos Hotel
Clarke Bailey, Howard House.
Capt showers, Pacific Hotel.
Mercer House
Empire City House
Johnsons Qate Snelly's Restaurant
J. TAYLOR Confectionery Broadway
Urepn's Restaurant, Broadway and Leonerast
John Genin, the Halter.
L. B. Buisse No 43 John-st.
r. v. King. No Al South-st.
Benz Wood. No 10 Macdoueal-a
VIM H. U7,derhill No. $50 Broome-st.
Washington Market Clerks Watchmen, Butchers flsner-
men, snd all the others
Center Market the same.
Thousands Of others could be named Believe not the GER
Sestes published by Others but inquire Of the person;
ip them then YOU win not be deceived Go ana nquire
and satisfy Yourselves of any Of all the above OK
places named Of the wonderful efficacy OF
ninstor Remember that CosTARs Depot NO. IN D'oa"
wsy N Y. Remember three fours tffi)