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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-29
DRIyATE PKACTICE.-Dr PLUME

DRIVATE PRACTICABLE PLUME .
| CO. may be consulted, conadennaIy, ioi Is
treatment Of the following diseases: ErIPhoHs'
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandulsr Swel!Lngs, OF az
Engagements, Syphilis, and al morbid dschsfse'
whether recent or chronic. Also, al those oEi
plants termed female diseases. TIE sdYeflss,,
invite attention TO their chemical extract o. ".
Flowers, which may De regarded as ina veg -
article known, 10 give tone and vigor 70 cesSA-a
abused aud deb,ated organs, as well as 10 reso''~
system shattered by dissipation or other csusd
Medicines securely pG. up, with Jul diFecs'. =
snd sent to order. Post paid letters prompuy
tended to. Ottee on Franklin street, oeios -
chan 90 Hotel, and tirst door below Trinity CIV
Richmond. Virginia
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! AND ron SALE NEAR RICHMOND,

7 AND FOR SALE NEAR RICHMOND.
~ The subscriber offers for SAFE small but
most excellent FARM Of about fifty acres, on the
South eide OF the Williamsburg road near Hinch
mans, two aud hat miles from the Old Market
About t"o.tnirds Of the Land cleared, and a con
siderable part now cultivated as a market garden.
Such Is its fertility, adaptation AID convenience to
market as makes il one Of the desirable places
Tor market garcen and dairy about the city, and
II properly managed, its cost could De easily made
from itsprehts. The Building can. with hit lr,le
expense, be rendered comfortable residence, with
springs OF water the place. - nc oo''
anSse wishing 10 purchase will please call and
ikEsaS very liberal. Apply to Robert HASTINGS
On 'he premises, or TO the suoscriter
Sc 2S-dImw4t SAMIIEI IL. o,,,,
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n. w. NELSON ~ Co.,
MERCEANT JAJI.OpS

>He n. ". NELSUN IL CO.,
IA MERCHANT TAILORS,
M Broad St, Opposite r & r. r. r Depot,
-- Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
styles. They respectfully request call from their
customers and tine pubic.
Attention is MISC called to their superior assert
ment of ready made clothing which cannot posi-
bly, fail to please both regards style and price.
A-.}rn
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nZzG PIANOS.-P. II. TAYLOR is
s,.NEs constantly receiving olesan. and
n II E n Hplain fianos frCm the popular ma.
y skers Eunns s; Clark.
These Instruments received the great gold msdal
prize at he "Wo,ld's Fair" London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the FIRST prize at the
American Institute Fairs in This country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent strings ana are
confidently recommends for sweetness of tone and
g~ea. durability, which quality will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners seldom
found.
r II. Taylor has sold these Instruments in this
city for the last seventeen years the entire salts
faction Of his numerous Gu stomers
~ Old Pianos taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, uhe largest and best
collection in the S,a'e) Violin and Guitar Strings,
Violins and Guitars Of the best quality, at low
prices P. II. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store,
oc5 100 Main street, opposite the Banks.
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS

~ for sale by JAMES b. GLIB, 80 Main street.
opposite City Hotel.
Save, Spend, Give, Lend, and Bequeatn Money,
with inquiry into the chances of success and
causes CT failure in business, by Edwin I Freed
ley.
and Wild Hunters, by C w Weber, author of
Shot in the Eye Old Hicks the Guite, &c
Night in Block House, or Sketches OF Border
Lie, embracing adventures among the Indians,
Feats OF Wild Hunters, &c, by Henry Watson
Life OF Lord Jeffrey, with selection from his
correspondence by Lord Cockburn, vols
The Mo! mons, or Latter Day Saints in the Valley
of the Great Salt Lake, History of their Rise and
Progress, Doctrines, &c, derived from personal
observations during a residence among them by
Lieut. w Gunnison, of The Typographical Engi'
neers
A Treatise on the Adulteration of Food and
Drink. with plain and simple directions for detect
ing them, by NJ L Byrn, NJ d. Graduate of the Uni
versity OF the city cfNew York &C %
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GAIT, Iron, Cast and Blisteret stsei, tor sale by
~ oc % WIN, !EGGLESTON.
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4 BhkT l.. WEST, HOUSE CARPEA-
fATGR AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa
ronaga which he has received during the last FIVE
years, would inform his friends and the public that
ne is prepared to undertake BUILDINGS OF every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having practicaI knowledge of the business, h
hopes. by strict attention to it, give satisfaction to
all who may employ him.
Shop on Stu, 5et ween Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond l3-dtiJ
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[ ,OTTOM's EDITION an RICU,D0

CsrH0SM EDITION OF RICUARD.
NJ, EMS almanac FOR 1853 -. w. Ran.
it contain. paensned this useful little work, and
ss.fon'mesl calculations, Jewish CslepSsT S ana
senator. Mamh Instructor, list OF the Virginia
ssin mia aud kcrth Carolina State
and North Carolina, Maryland and pis, virginia
mmeia, oonlectudes Of the Weather Dr. a as 10
Clarses Weather Table, Equation or Tn VI aoan
neisoroogissl Tables BY D Turner Form a.'' .;
Soss soe0fa F !" ta1 New Code Receipts Apec
hundred. at III Main street. Ricnaond a,d OF OF
booksellers throu g houi Virginia anu oF
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* oAHG.-Two Gentiellen, WITH thsir
~ -. wives, can be accommodated with Board an
ufsce street, ~isoin few minutes walk q, ,ha
business part OF the city. Address D. A G. ,brona,
the Post Office. - OF
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ID ICHMOND, fkEDkKICksHURG q,
HI AND POTOMAC kAILROS ID NOTICE -
The departure OF the morning train going North,
from aud amer tae lst day OF November next, will
be a. o'clock, formerly the night train a, o. P.
n. THOMAS SHARP, Svp't.
ec23
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fNaEAT BARGAINS IN MOUsrIAIs M
" LAINES.-just received large assortmen, n,
the above Goods for sale at 10 cts lat, Is ", es
cents and finer These Goods have been bought
yery low, and viii be- sold according. Call in time
VIM. J. SWORDS,
Arnu
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| Attest NEWS FROM EUkOPE.-
A. DOUBLE BARRELED GUNS. DOUBLE
BARRELED GUNSi just received, direct trsm
Europe, the most splendid lot of Double and
Single Barreied Guns, Percussion Caps,
Fowler Fiasks and shot Pouches, OF every
desczkton, which will be sold at very reduced
priced.
Having been to England myself. making all my
purchases direct from the man n.acturer for cash,
and being desirous Of doing large business in the
Con line, will sell low any Northern Import
er. al my Cheap Cash Store. No 90 Main street,
Richmond, Va HENRY LYMAN,
Importer of GUS md Watches,
Next door 10 John N. Gordon's Grocery store
Sportsmen ale specially invited to call and ex.
anime the new Patent and latest approved Double
barruled Gun, just received from England.
s1Y- lioeral discount will be m .de To Whole.
sa!e DEALERS and Country aerchants
forget that 1t Is mo. 90, Main street. Rich.
mopd, Va. self
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4 LOTHitG, CLOTHlNG.-6elilng of at
~ aud below cost for cash, a good stock of
Ready Made Clothing, sill to be disposed cf Mott
OF the smai! notes viii be taken for Goods Call
soon 1t you wish to get some 5slg gains in Clothing,
at the CHEAP store ot p DORNIN
30 Main street.
g@Store for Rent. oc 23-dlm
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E'MBRO DERlES VERY CHEAP.-Colars al
IL ct, AZ ana up to the finest; worked Muslin
and Lace Sleeves al 37;3, so ana ~ IL dollars ;
CUTS from Is to 81 %; Chemisa,ts from 81! cts
to ~; Caps ffom so cts to 81 50. All the ABOVE
articles OF the fastest Styles and the prices will
De found IS per cent lower than other stores.
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr
oc2o POI Broad street
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EVOR SALE, PRIVATELY, lot OF
l. School Desks, and other Boardng School Fur.
uiture; also, fine Rosewood Piano, made by
Nunns and Clark, OF New York, and IN perfect or.
der For sale at the residences Of 3. B. Minor, On
Main str. st. between 3rd and 9TH streets
oeo GEORGE SUMNER,
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~ 0TICE.-MiSS ABBA o. EANES ard Sis
L ters respectfully solicit the attention of tae
ladies of Richmond TO INT Mantua- Making
As they have recently moved to this city, they
would be happy to accommodate the ladies with
their neat sewing and good fitting. Prices ace 1m-
modating. They will betound on Broad street, over
D. b. Franklin's shoe store. &C la-lm<
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I IA. flNGS AND kUGs.-yust re.
si,i eeiFsd large assortment OF Caf petnps con-
nv =. VeiVet tapestry, brussels tapestry taree
~ - IAN an ana stair CARPETiEGS and RUGS.
prices by I'll AN II 1pss % ,nI !Swest
o.s,. 4, >, Furnishing Warerooms,
- - no l40 Main st., corner of leth
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- EMOyAL.-F NJ hOBERToON, Merchant
IL Tailor, informs his friends and the public that
be has removed his Tailoring Establishment from
Governor street TO the store Main street next to
AessIs Pemberton d. Brothers, where he will be
pieasrd to accommodate them. oc lS-ts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05

PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
John MCCARTHY, PLUMBER No. 1874 Camp street Newor
en mas Just received md BRASS COCKS
ya,iSgs ses FORGE AND LIFT pGpss BEER PUMPS etc etc.
CIoklNG RANGES; BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER ih
Also LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES, siEFT fIsAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. - ~ S-A LEAD
Ship and Steamboat and
f|"P"' A'''"'''''' We SriaitufS MODERATE.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENT-Le every body
READIT,

NO i.
r. r. R.
RfDW.AY'S RE.ADY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL. HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
L will stop TIE MOST SEVERE PAINS In FIVE
aSd B pIiHie a9a Rr IN FEH
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
a1insPAINs i'' s'' 10 Tue m' ''msn'ns and 's9
TO THE SICK AND oa rA1N,svrrnRINe OF NEW
VII Il P % JOHN g "
FREE you FROM IIREE 10 FIVE Minutes IT,
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF a HUNDRED
k EhERSkaIs N N S ggE n a2gRa.
P T6oTHAeI N n F TTF sESd MINUTES.
s$ #AFAs sS$sSS
isSE5HSEs 5ss 5S5 S$H5
sk S 5 GoIss s 6hSss p7EHs
&c II Ell: Sffs; Tss s ss s.
SICK HEADACHE.
ARS hfEE SE fsor THE most n
attacks 1t and sweon the stomach
PREVENTION
the pems d r. vii
tofpor and fatigue. e -
,,. IN BATHING,
Ma OF R. R. R. with Water and battle the
bo s ,i NsSt sn4 smp 1 m r9fs
revsns disease sickness and Diiounnsss
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
s l.oT e. 3
the most distressing discharges, speedily
NEURALGIA
PAW STOPPED INSTANTLY
HhDWAfs READY RELIEF in
minutes the experiences the
ny hm ' aS bssp 6s city
door The of the READY RELIEF il to stop he pss
energy vitality III cause S wn
RHEUMATISM.
PhLHS RELLEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will op the and
vino for months confined BY Rheumatic Palms, e
from top to toe whose ona
e RAbWAy READY RELIEF Thia "t the uih aS nS
United States for the truth no
GD,Ys 1T of to the eff
townin the unon for the last four year
CHILL FEVER
CHlLLs STOPPED IN d FEW NKYUTES-PAW RELIEVED
INSTANTLY
RADWAYs READY RELIEF acts like charm fchis
and Fever It breaks the Ghs acknowledgements up and
rates with health and strength system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS 1
relieve inmates you lave pans n be oae
Rssby kR il IL Fly s9n kansy
stop g sp saass. externally will"
EADWAY d CO., 1852 Fulton street, NewYort
SOUTHERN DEPOT
49, JOHN WRIGHT d CO., ISL Chart res street NewOrleans
ar General Agent, who will supply dealers in the at Rad
way & Co.'s prieea.
LARGE BOTTLES. %
,MALL ........... IS
r.. sGa slse ~ n MoRssoN Magazine street, and by
A. or R. r or RAnWsvs RrAnv RELIEF mha7 Wv
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TRUSTEES:
John s. Allison Isaac johnson, Edward sparroyv
Sohh LiIsaiJ Samae Stewart, Richard Mccall,
rooott mfdi ii. barton, ]. Perkins,
Joseph Walker VIM. Murs. Arnold Harriss
DIRECTORS:
T. w. Sewell Thos. c. Jenkna, P g. Tavior
Eiw. Jenner Coke, John Nj. Cufrau. a a stsssn,
A. NJ Cohen, L. Spangenberg. II, Rhodewad.
salnnel Wolf John A. Doughepty, c. NJ Lutherorrd
CO u Si., s9hn I,aiiofns, R. G. Armstesd,
9 9G ". oman, NJ u Hall, R. Bein,
III ~ y. rie S NV r W.. Z. H. Wingate.
A. J, WRDDRpBURS, III. D., Medical Board Of
TAoAAs HuNr, NJ. D., Consutotion "
H. G. HEAnTr, Actuary. M NJ CoHxN Attorney
who viii BE- at III o G sasass Medical Examiner
BIZ the Charter only $4,000 is taken on o single life
rance and ss 70 shteftan applications for Life
Nsgroes ne TabI.a heahy White
than the rates charged by the London oe AMI s
Profits nr JecIrnd snrn ny the charter DVRends
e roHts aaw ntereat, and
The party has maid his o. OF their amount
Table of Rates ami III ana London rates. Prospectus
necessary To .a e insurance, and all
Extensive Travelling olce oil the eompahy
EB Office hcuru A.. NJ 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

NTOTICE OF ELECTION-For First Justice
Of the Pence the Parish Of Orleans paca Hon. pane
Byrps virtue Of writ Of Election to directed Jy lis
oh will be held WEDNESDAY, day November nsst
1852 for First Justice Of the Pence The First s
OF the Parish of Orleans the
he ssd February 1859 Che First Second Wards the ey Nav
Orleans the qualified voters residing between tho LIND Parish
Jefferson and Jala street IRON te river until said New
train the limits Of d Firat md Second Wards hereby noed
that the polls will be opened from O'Clock iii O'Clock p
Of sud day, the Precincts established
denee Commissioners Clerks appointed by the Board
dermen Of tho city Of Newt)rlcans. - F " ~
npy1 EFT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05
IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
Rxeitsaesrntea. Paint.
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, sTEAMBoA,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT

| FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
| SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
IT The attention public called to the
samoniaIsin Of the celebrated BRIDGEwATER PAINT m
unnecessary Agenso than
in the South the character the firmly established and
oferedto the public the best FIRE
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF JNo. F. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
In July last WINS induced to apply Blgewar
5 s Arsn b." Messed q g.
CO. my testimony The ones embraced a
@ aS and sRs5s
,,d ss says sPRt II been to the
surface, which has proved entirely inervous,
NewIoeria, Atsakapas aIsrchls 1859.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR rHoMAssoN.
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA
Having painted The hurricane
%
F Es7; r TIE Hs M E s c aS asbHRs
Ns~orsans, December s,iia ssi iAoNA'SoN'
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBOAT PoRPoIsE.
ssys nrsd ~ he PANT for which sssss G.
Rs
In about four weeks PERFECT SLATE am sa.s
fS sen ALL aa na
sdntly FAINT for The purposes SGT
' essnsdS WI. BROWN. Captain o. rowboa.rorpoiss
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK BRIDGE
@ ns essn
She 9oRPosE We shssrfuly recommend said PAINT
lsisled, HUGHES, vALLETT THOMAS,
Up. WHITNEY Z co., -''S' 'A'a'
,,.-o.,..-- ,,., Agents Louisiana Dry DoekCe
have nssa ne PAINT sthys month
n va s nS Hn and
Ssftf
ASp j. NJ
sSah e%sss qualities tssf % Pas " for
UNDERwRrrERs' CERTIFICATE.
The pnierensd underwrre having confidence the BRIDGE
I'm ali give preference
thus < apAas F.asaen s csss Mat"a company
EpM OGDEN, Agent eessra Mutual -
JOHN PSAiRsRToN, President Msrehanta'
ssi HsafoS aI Dsssass &as
In addouto the sbov
equally parties, be appi
ea'on at their oce which thOse Captain Robbins
ohP Locies Captain Wm cu ship Charles Cooper d. c.
Grun Assistant Engineer and Erie Rscad Bevet Lieut.
COL g. H. cott NewYork Arsenal; r. Smith, Lieu!onan
uarenastsr United States Military Academy Point; H.
Superintendent Secretary Raoad
conpahy,ete etc. &C. BoGERT CO., 10 Campstree
Assntsor the States OF Aabaina Tcrs
suB-AasNTs IN NEW ORLEANS
Messrs. pRlESrLY BiEN.
MeesIs. J. WATERMAN i co,
JOHN STROUD 4 CO. a
r. RICHARDS.
X MACPBER
suB'AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS
Aiessr PRItsTI4Y 4 BEN,
Aessrs, J. WATERMAN & co,
JOHN STROUD 4 Co
y. RICHARDS.
Z. MACPHERSON No. 90 Camp sireot
... AT MoblLE-JAMfS &. WHITAKER
NlCkSBuRG-BYKNE d ANDERSON.
. ~GAIAhsToS--JoShS 4 UFFFRp. i
BAfoN RoUGE-LEvI KELLuAI, l
'ArfAhAeAS-c v. g, WHlLpEN, npes aaWu |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05
" ADICAL CUREoF CoRNs, without outtin

~ the lesat PainDr RIOS from Warsaw the capital
has ne honor to to the ea gentlemen
we n gnera Of this place that he undertakes the
eraaeauoh CSf BNlONS NAILS every
or between the Toes WITHOUT CUTTING by means Of az ELIXIR
of his composition. = " " ~
in the space Of fifteen minutes whoushe
least
satisfaction Of carrying the Corn Root in his hand.
d. H. of
granted other foreign parts Phyg
clans and which have the cure
Inc Doctor Will give attendance daily from ha
eleven the morning. and from No
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05

w ~ Th WI OWNERS, STEAMBOAT
oA niNo, rLANfERS, stcThe undersigned woud c,i
anfn,'on to the celebrated BRpGEwATER MINERAL PAST
III 10 eennequaeiasa FIRE WEATHER
H The Spb 70, ot door painting every
a. O. BOEERT 1 w "a ana sPeoi-
b9i Agents for States Louisana Asn.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05

4 NRuND1 WATERMAN, New Cleaning and
IN SECURING ESTABLISHMENT and t,srn, -
1 ~ pl an Sass spos removed without changing ths oors
No: a.o tired street. Will be promptly attended TO- ' " ~
returned without charge. '' "Au f. net VI I'M maa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

A,
10 Incorporated III April s4s declared dividend of
cent. on Two Yeara' Business.
once, NO. ~ CAMP ST. between Gravsr Common nsu
ouhNhss oS IHs COMPANY ONLY
Thia Company being organized solely for The NJ Tho i
holders and heir families against want poverty operations
Steht institution conducted upon
@ an aorng for small annual sum during
~ All policy holders whether life terms w b
the Company. " ' VI 'As Pi"p's Vi
Creditors can insure ha lives Of Debtors married woman eap
the life Of for the sole bsneHt and
herself and ehldren fee from the claims cadtora
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05

ENGlPTIAN Ely BALSAM.- CO. xsasEsuA
~ HEN having had thirty years. experience sxA
EYE. ~ 'e W $40 ~
H ophthalmla Of FIVE years. snding
the Eye OF three cured weeko; this
blind eight
IN three weks gentleman who
ynsing only drop, the Newspaper yhou,
them by candlelghtin eight hours after.
~ OF three days cured by single drop gvoa
lsS CIRCUS ST. mylo ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05
SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

LACEY y CO., 81 st. Charles street,
Ct sY RkAMGH OF LACEY PHlLIIPs,s CELEBRATED HAIR
NESS NANUFACTORY Philadelphia offering
.shonabe HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNRS at
k%- REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. fe97 lSdw
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-25
4 SDeck of War


\ London correspondent of the Baltimore Pa
riot makes this statement:
''While on the subject OF war, shall make
passing remark on the anxious expectations en-
tertained here, that Russia will make war on
France at an early day. The relations between
those two powers are anything but friendly at
the present moment. Their hostile feelings to-
wards each other are indicated under different
forms. Even their representatives here seem
imbued with the same hostile spirit. 1t has been
rumored for some days, but it was thought with
out foundation, that Belgium and Russia were
about to form coalition, in view of this event.
and ON this morning telegraphic despatch was
received from BOulonge fully corroborating the
report If this be so, there can be but little
doubt but that Switzerland will follow the exam
pie of Belgium-for one has been as much
threatened as the other
We give the above for what it is worth but
confess that it does not seem to us particularly
probably. Nevertheless, the movements of Lou
is Napoleon have been of character so bold
and unscrupulous that even the Car may think
it necessary to interfere. veto from that
quarter would exercise powerful influence
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-03-25
PennsyIvania LegisIature.

SENATE.-BANK BILL.-The Committee on
Banks reported supplement to the Act incor-
porating the Doylestown Bank, Bucks county.
BILL INTRoDuCED.-For a re-survey of the
County Lines between Pike and Wayne.
MAINE LIQUOR LAw.-The Senate then took
up the bill prohibiting the manufacture and sale
of intoxicating liquors, similar to the Maine
Law
Mr., Muhlenberg moved an amendment that
where any property, real or personal, is depre
ciated from the operation of the personal law
that the persons so injured be allowed to bring
an action against the Commonwealth for DANA
ges.
Mr.. Muhlenberg advocated his amendment in
an argument of great force, during which he said
that the whole army of the United States multi
piled by ten could not enforce such law as the
one proposed in the State of Pennsylvania.
Messrs. Carothers, Sanderson and Kunkle re-
piled ia favor of the bill it stood, and against
the amendment
Mr.. Muhlenberg rejoiaed, He was very severe
on the course pursued by a number of clergymen
in relation to the bill He thought they done
more harm than good. He said that the New
Englanders offered no parallel in this case-that
they lived under a mixture of cival and ecclesi-
astical government to which Pennsylvania would
never consent He then cited the down East
Blue Laws in support of his argument.
Buckalew spoke for some time in favor Of the
amendment
The question being taken on Mr. Nuremberg s
amendment, it was rejected. Yeas 10-nays %.
The question was then taken on the first sec
ton of the bill, and it was adopted. Yeas 19-
nays IA.
Yeas-Messrs. Barns, Carothers, Carson, Evans,
Fernon, Forsyth, Guernsey, Hamilton, Hamlin.
Haslett, Hoge, Mcfarland, McMurtrie Malone,
Myers, Parker, Robertson, Sanderson, Slifer-19
Nays-Messrs. Bailey, Buckalew, Crabb Dar-
lington, Frailey, Fulton, Jones, Kinney, Kunkle,
McCaslin, Matthias, Muhlenberg, Sinner, Wal
ker-14.
The debate upon the bill was then continued
up to the adjournment
HoUsE.-The joint resolutions against the
making of appropriation by the General Govern
ment in aid of the Collins line of Ocean steamers
were taken up and passed fnally-Yeas 80
nays 25.
The supplement to the act incorporating the
Delaware, Lehigh, Schuylkill and Susquehanna
Railroad was taken up, discussed at considerable
length and then postponed