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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
$40,216,T36
Aggregate value

This is supposed to be rather below than
above the amount This export is a surplus
Of our productions, above the wants of the
State, and therefore in regard to the State,
u clear profit. Ii we suppose the landed
property in Ohio TO be worth .fve hundred
millions, which is not far from the value, the
net profit on it, shown by this export of sur
plus, was eight per cent. In addition to this,
the farmer and family receive their support,
rents, &C., so that the actual profit OH mon
ey invested in good farming land consider
ably exceeds eight per cent.
The following is the statement of agricul-
tural exports from the United States for the
year ending June 80, 1859:
Products of animals, $7,399, 655
Vegetable food. l6,S77,S44
Manufacture OF Soap, Candles,
Leather, Boots Shoes, and
Furniture, l~,734,82l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14

A VILLAIN.-In the Ross Common Pleas,
last week, Owen McCarty was convicted of
rape and sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment in the Penitcntiary. The crime was
committed in the most brutal and outrage
Gus manner The Gazette says, sat the time
when the sentence was pronounced, the
wife and daughter of McCarty were sitting
w%ithinthe bar: Being dependent and dess
titute, without a friend to iookt to, except the
criminal, they were naturally deeplyihter-
ested listeners. When the fearful words,
"ten years in the Penitentiury" fell from
the lipsof the Judge, they simultaneously ut
tered cries of agony"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-14
l,734,82l
$26,0l9,S2O

The exports (as aboveJ from Ohio exceed
those of the whole Union to foreign coun-
tries (of these a%rticles) full so. per cent?!
The forty millions of dollars received in
1859, by Ohio, for her products, is almost en-
tirely added to her capital, and will repre-
sent the years increase in the actual value
of property. Such a State, while such a
state Of things continues, is in the highest
state Of commercial prosperlty.-Cin Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15

,i,u viii j! themselves; az. .! Them al my own l
mo virginia NJ chor-' expense; but making ti"r:f ci
nal for NJ To connect with that city al al u ~ Is NOT
ror ,hr,n Il, have double Connection "i'h fitt"" ~
ia v,tr fairness vc.-L, Il Is I!Hai - % 10 navy "
,lr crrncc,iunl II il Is not :lui;o"S IN lhr'h !" ~
ood with 10 cDnnrGt lG'i t' ~
hup il inuuuus in road en-" lnIcu W o
scIyrs with our IDncv, Tor Tins purpose
II il alleged that The gfain. oi TINS Ilg' :" WY W." :;
forever defeat tie Hcmi.irld road The irhic!h "' =
an entirely inicpcnd.nt propositions II "hs "si"''"
lone after the pii,sburI and Senb"n He ROAD anu ,s
slcncc stands wholly independent 81 H. I'M ~,
has never regarded The rnads nI"g0nSc iT 'iP
field road cmp!alicaly Wheeling scheme, mas hs"' "a
hina oG pcnnsvyania that has not been promptly ana NJ
rav grantcd Law after law has been passed Tor Ne .t'
c6r and has heretofore only had !" ASK -" '
IN scenic WIN the legislature Of virginia, ~ I 80 M
NJ = r1nd thus every where favored, lcnser oenS "
own people 49,, co,,I,mcn that our poo
Mo in our NEGLECTED and uurcndci Iaft % ,rnv
20 in favor of the road for when M TN r.
H. asrcd II s their road. 1t had its origin WI" rr,
as o1g,nizcd md started by their agency nv of
oivcn far II freely their lands and ave, iai" mans
ne,n subscrbei their money each acco'u's f 49, w.
81. s making And il is 10 be hoPed-ashins, n ,r-
-, n,v for liberty TO extend II over our own ia's
~, ~, ncv fur orr own nciGhbora am 'he hI''"
o", d for all pos,ry-:hal we may no longer DC H'
Eied We ask as have asked Tor thc pls' i've
me br,v IN erorm our duty Snail we " LnSGI nnh"
Very respectfully, 'r'-'''' "
R,cnuoSp JAN 3lsT, loo5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15
uouroN,s STATUE OF WASHINGTON.

II il generally conceded that the most tntui statue oil
Washguyn that c have is itut made by Hnndon inr the
irp.l,t,re Of Vr,nia aud which Is in the capitol at
Rlchm Ii was modelled, after due consultation win
Eranki,e and a rn in tie actual COS utrc when me
ca an were and from casts taken OF his head b. tie ar
It's, himself then considered Of the greatest oil living
scupors Washington Jefferson and others regarded az
i.krness better even than Stnlr5 picture, ana
any Other no, rlit which has been since made.
w. pr.cr.c by recent in the Virginia legislature,
that copies o this have been authorized - be taken
by Richard u5ard an artist of merit which will place the
moue of ihr ifs, President within the reach Of the people
This il n cuuneadabc movement and r. fleets credit upon
the h,ralty legislature. Mr. tinhmrd will proceed at
once to the TASK Of making tho cupirs " Y Ere Post
For several weeks past Houdon's statue, in capitol
has been box,d around several operatives apparently
Italian have hcen mcry engaged bchind tho canvass in
taIin, ca 81 for Mr. flubuTd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15
;:,s,;:iUnB ENQUIRE a.
:, ,.r,,,n,y ,oRslsG> r!HRUARI II, 800

DELEGATES, L1si Ngh '.chIn2 .! I'M
M. ,nucr wa. done Mr. Bottom OF Amelia, consume" WV,
:ina al the House with speech on puoc p''h'ins ~, ,
ms speech n motion for adJournman was ,'auo u"1 ,
n., Inn wns left Of it-adl0urncd at about haiP"S'
nine ",,n, 4. ~ Richmond Wig Of Thursday.
". lind signed to say nothing on TIC SUBJECT Oh ''
movement IN the House the Public Printing. we nav
conticunr The justice and good sense u me
a.d are willing leave the decision TO Them upon ''
Of tho case The whole subJec, has been thoroughly Gun
ynsscd and srcd and we cannot believe thu The
ncr study ius the strong array of facts presented an" ~
,.lv s.cchcs Of aesss White Of Hanover ana bo''o'
will fail Ia do equal and cxuc, justice by giving 10
critic Pulic Printer the compensation wiz.
withou, cny or difficulty, paid 10 wing fuo"' ''''N
under precisely the condition OF Things
Bul our object Is not al present 10 necho ou'''' -
,b uassarc of the bill reported by the InuJoriy-
y 50 ionv 10 call attention 70 the injustice done 10 Mr.
BOTTOM by The above fling of the wing mat eeh'chah 70
,r,-t unwn,ran,ably charged by the "hi. win having
consumed The time Of The House with speech &c Inc
Wing forycts - inform its readers al inc same 'lc 'a'
w nnc j. :, blame fJr having "consumcd the time Of the
ousen ON tho subject |. s own parzan iEicnd mr. Sta
,.s who originated the movement, who brought us up
r., ,.v;ew and who opened tic case with u long
.,ocrb Wc have been summoned before the House
lar rial, Mr. Staples has made his speech for the posccu-
linn md Mr. Bottom for simply replying to the speech of
Mr. STABLES is snrrred at ms cOnsmEg The time OF the
Hous.n Wa desire merely present these facts before the
puc TO place Mr. Bottom in his true poslon and 10 let
the country know trho il responsible for consuming time
In rcra,d 10 the further ot the Nhie VT have only TO
say that while. Of course, We were not present a"d hcau
none of The discussion, we learn from those VINO We pre-
s,n that Mr. Bottom nude admirable speech and pac.
the facts In the strongest and most satisfactory light mol
having concluded hs argument the House udourncd ON
tho motion of friend OF MIR. b. On the same authority,
and in this connection il is proper that should state that
thr ,peaprc sketch Of Mr. BIS remarks published IN yscE
d,v's Enuui,cr does injustice ~ Mr.. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15
s>ID2. .iC.Ss..
THE CALiroKNlAN'S RETURN.


ny ,lAJcR ". rhTTES, Z. s. ARMY.
Tho following niece co;icd from The Sn Joui"i pup
lean, ia pleasantly and vigorously wr,n-a"d is within
suggestive
We come come from a distant cline,
Laden with shining ore;
We have laborcd lung-'iwas weary time
But We We gathered ,ccmng store;
Our hair Is grey and our eyes nrc dn.
And our brow looks haggard and old,
But dcath-lhc old tyruni-we'll not tiurkio + him,
For we've god-wc've gliscnins gold.
Full many month we've marched oil day
To the sound of the troopers horn;
And we've rested night where the corcfhead i"'
Under our couch till morn;
Peslience stalked in the van uiar
Torrents beneath us rolled,
And tempests above-hut our gn'oine s'a'
Was gold-stil glitterng goa.
For this We left our cottage hearth
Cir, round with grateful SOIL
Onr haryes, fields seemed little worth,
Though they well repaid our toll
Twas hard To live upon golden graiiI
Or OH golden honey TO thrive
So for polisn we dGved the plain,
"goldcn fleece VI five
"And five yc were in your fatherland,
When abroad yc roaucd away;
Ye are but two, your returning band
The absent-whcIc are iheyf'
Oh! one, where prairie skies urc bright,
We laid mid fowrcts fair,
And one we Left I'M STROUD OF white.
Under the snow King care
And one is bound in slunber fast
Crhe loveeSt OF the three)
Where mountain torrents thunder past
To Join the restless sea;
Aud our locks grey and eyes are aim
AID our brow looks haegatG and Ole;
But dsa,h-the old tyruni-wc'll hot truckle 10 him,
For we've gold-wc'Sc glisenins gold!
Fonr MILLER Dec ii, 1852.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15

Richland Tu.npkc act transferring the appro,r,
made 10 the OF Madison and PAGE 10 the Blue
Turnpike Company and increasing the capital stock
I'D crHrplny concerning tie Blue itiir Raii T.
pas.ld March 3D. 1852; an oct concerning the LsGy
Deeds concerning the times of holding :*e Cir,
Courts in the fourth circuit; make additional
vision ir the construction ard completion o the az
n! Fancy Gap Turnpike; act incorporating The Stan
oE Gas Company; net increasing the annuity OF the |,
s:!tut!on for The education OF the deaf dumb and blind
the addition thereto Of SIS 000 and apprap!iatiny S20Od
erect ,nl!!ng y said Institution, end 10 warm and i
tfr slr" viii: steam and 9as act amending the cha
al HE bcrGccy and !gMdshT5 Turnpike Company; an .
% incorporate III: tamE OF Melton, in Louisa and an
making further appropriation 10 the Beverly and FARM
Road.
Tie ,l:i Senate bills taken up, and sdyauss
through d ,errGt stages
IN. - ,KGR here laid before the House communlcs
iron! CHARLES ). LEWIS Esq as follows:
! To the Hyuse Of Delegates Of Irgnia
GE..LEMES-l hereby resign my scat as meEbn
goa, lGnJIaoic b. dy take effect from this February
Z. S. LEWIS /
On ro,on of lr. Nc2L:ox, the said communication
On motya ii H. ,lo5nE .; H. ;ison-Resolved, TIL
INC Spal.s. Of hlS ;iogs2 do Ss'r wit OF election to
SHERIFF ii Harrison county ig n. election 81 delegate
si :. TO sugpy the vacancy "sca'onsc % he rs
CHArLEs :. Lewis Esq; said election 10 be H.
n the 2i:.! .: the present month
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. ,
Mr. 5!;l..S Of Bo;rou,t and Craig, from the comrn!.
Dr C,gr;- Jgsc, sss. bill win substitute The.
or, proE"tnL FOR c removal OF ice n sroes rom HE CIR
III MAac, from III n.eGiles Propositions ar: O..
.naes 5ea,ued re- ,@ tc..t!1n :" ci'z"as >, Ca
coCity zt.cl'd - h.;ns eDu"Gss.nd IL exc.
M rate Limits o. tie town q Guy to't' N G.
NJ, fi.sc-cx, from tic committee Roads md later:
N:3garis.: h -, ,r. ~ - ~. hors@ State ,ubsc.t
un 10 s4a c -'ec. Il TIE M.y lie Plank HGst CO
,.r. N.arz I'm i., .nmI'ee ." finance, rsHone!
:cl."~i-a -2.u 100, ".irh "a-as'eet 10:
Ee=2i.~'. Iat, II as'..l! !" t"s..c Accounts *
get s-sasa. -. ii,2.e sna statement Il h@ ,4r
& IN h.. auurt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15
For The Enguircr
rtlr BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.

=, ;,n,,nnt election il approaching. The i"1rIr VII
ilI i.,lrd upon 10 elect Commissioners !ar nc ne"
DC sop. pnhlc Works Let them reflect well .ciprr ti"Y
-, IN agents Il is moi the purpose 81 he "h"f -
,t n d.,ss nj length the cl4ins oi any n:.n Tina nh
i M, vet come He however, axis PERMISSION 10 'Fcsrn
- -ichr 10 the consideration OF the voters pl IA" -DH'h
;I sacr.n IN. name If jonathan Il. ST1vhi. Eco, 81:
,hn rnuury Of II iIiiax l SrJvALL u anIri! i'tc! fl
no nIIre lis long experience stunh Judgment IN" pr,
III .ru-, and business habits cu:nnIgd 10.
rnun Snu"luiyc The interests OF our State afford the Im
nr.r Guarantee that b. r selection cpuli not be 'ni'
81 the people elect Nj. ;TO"ALL Ia !H position II
riyhts could not be confed 10 Ii-rrct %
lions hands ONE OF TIE PEOPLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15
THE DOG RETURNING TO HIS voMlT.

Tho New York Times copies The following infamous par
agroph from the Albany Evening Journal and passes IL
round 10 its lwery thousand readers, Just 10 help the
Journal and The English women along. This same Times
chief srpprt from the bankers merchants ana
traers OF Ibis CITY whose property and business IS much
upheld suprortca slavery the business OF Charles
ton or New Oreans.-lN Y. Day Book
Hon. John Tyla eN.pesiacnt u the United states Is
present engaged in controversy with some Enesn Ia
dies have written letter the subject OF slavery
Waving however, his claim upon The national gratitude he
appears only signature Of his wife, permitting her
reap all the Distinction bear alb the censure which
it calls forth The N. Y Herald Albany Argus and other
organs OF the amened lyle, party publish and praise ms
lucubraiion.-T albany Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15
CONGRi:ss--2n Session
THcF%oAv EEBRcAET 10, 1883


Tire chair !ai before thr =artea 'rpr, 81: ho s'"s aL.
legislative proceedings .: 10" l.-rt.nry Of o"s"m.
Nss-rs cess Bg'lsr ami Cndrrw ]! cscn.rt &c, 4
'ncmo.ias c.ay:ag ire to"' ""F,h!? 10 Americans "h
broad
81 Russ p:esanrc! the crsdsa',.!, ii SAN Hoa.na
Esq, Senator lec rom ieyas Tor * yeas from
., March ntNt
NJ Felch prcspateI lie resolutions d, lie Legislature
Michigan IN .nvor Il IN to';e.t"Gd 5t:i
Bills r. III" '"l.a! COPY" I W, ra II. WIS An
pvc"', T. l.. S"~-or, ~ t;"ncee i. S"nA "r:c '.aao
az rt.y N! ,.-,r:.
Ar. y, M reported hack The II asr til! s"rar<6 I'll
ci?cuittiOU OF >nlt n""s ~ l.r t!'"'u ~ t'"u51a
Mt. Cooper ,r~>cnt, I.soinun callrg Tor .'prnai
70 til prnc'c.5 i,y .: cs.li-.n@ H"e d '!ya::e's
Cnirn afopr,t
III Clarke s,e.sa :, lion ealing cyr .uthor Into
i:ttnii : 'ti"L u the - rcdary Cgr!i-sct ADOPTED
IL. Bright aJ,e' {, take ap a." t relating /, li iNa'
!cbf.
ne icb7,e then cr.lrd ,,!c'. bill should nc ah
up. FinaI% he no;ion Of Mr.. Etat .grc,r: -.
r Praica ,rrD air The Sr!.'c in favor o! ;lc IL
which p:i';is t:at hras ptyt's n - grirs 81 per csr
eight rli"n a:!t third .1u.! be issued by tie Treas
Department to the 1tN@s cie&i"fs IN riopcfion 10 Tho
claims ufo. signing thrir cli';,- rex,s
HE UNI ..'"s. IL entered into STATISTICAL .:,d ai-,".
ca stateuca' OF hc Texas debt aud urge: the passage
the bill
Mr. Innscr followed in opposition 10 the IN II den
hat the n.d States Ivy c@..e boInt i1r ar
| l!c ie.t. Of Trxas. c.aIy n."rrIiy.
House or REpREsENTArlvEs.
Mr.. Walsh OF M: presented The memorial 81 The prest,a
directors and Stockholders Of the "Oho Marine Rl'0
comiah. praying n"t Congress viii ii :h"m IN c'crct
the suC.uii ~ tie l.atior :" III On." rvtr ~
Fats, by nie,n, OF l:ocks an. ulr;He f4l%a, "Nn
Ens tc:e.tci 10 the committee on commerce.
The h'l "f"ciins TIE northern District OF oe On ~
-?Hfn,y 'eritofv, was thea read ,h'td tine ana Gsse1
yc,~ lbs NAYS %
"a '.''h>' ~ 49, '.J''' - ~ 'i'' ~ = '.'s
'sias """d al: i!o:e ,!4!: ~" he de niln1 -
=, - ~ '''! '''' - 'o'''"' "'>''7',, "
-, ""''' .'. " - "'' - ~ - "Pt"'S'" '''l'
ri;.e- ~ towns Of ;'l ra'n winch ";' u ""c' e"n
lie t"r:nr' ! ;Drtr 81 ~ "a
iiui ltdiHn name - t:r cy"tcm2: 10. triii!":g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15

CORRECT ON-In the report OF "Wednesday afternoons
proceedings House of Delegates some errors oc-
cured in M Erom remarks which deem il necessa-
~ to cor-cc The report speaks OF the evidence Of printers
in the civ Richmond who said tina, The average price per
GOO ems Twenty. FIVE cents The price should h'vc
been M, AT ,2 CENTS per 1000 Again. the word cii
fuy was Inadvertently used by the reporter. II should have
be,p trtr entirely.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15
GREAT STRIKE IN BALTIMORE!

BALTIMoRE FED. ll.-An the Mechanics the Balti-
moro and Ohio Railroad, over lhuu sand, struck this
morning for higher wages They have been Joined by the
operatives Of all the founde es. procession numbering
full three thousand marched through the city and held
Mass Meeting to-day Their demands generally
I'd 10 ia evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15
H.RpER's-FERRY ARMORY.

The total expenditures Harpers Ferry Armory during
the wear ending June 3d. 1882 amounted TO sl6345 of
which s6oe79 for repairs and improvements There
manufactured at the Armoty during he same peIioa
ball screws 26 96a wper 30.l52 drivers s73 spring
vices, and 235 bullet moulds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15
GaIICrS NOMINATION,

NEW ORLEANS, FEn ll.-Both h, uses of the Legisla-
ture refused into election OF U. s. Senator
in Diuce of MIR Bculrpin resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15

Mr. Hunter of Virginia, was appointed on the part oil
Senate and Messrs Jones of Tennessee and Hooafu OF
New Hampshire the part OF the House oil Representa-
tiyes as committee 10 wait upon General Pierce ana IN
fnrln him Of his election 20 The Presidency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15

TRExroS ~ J.. Feb. l0-rhr democratic caucus to-day
sel ra r. Thompson for u 5. Senator, In place OF
Com SIv k,on, by a vote 81 10 10 for Gov froom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15

la the House Of Delegates. Thursday, on motion o.
AIR Barbour the Commce Militia Laws were instruct
ed to inquire into the cxpeiency Of supplying volunteer
companies with Porl"s Repeating Guns This indicates
the high estimation in which this extraordinary weapon is
h.ld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

NUNNINN SESSIUV.
Prayer y Rev Nr. MuoEE Of the Presbyterian Church.
communication from the Senate reod as follows
1ha, they had passed House bill for the relief OF Benjamin
Drown, and passed The following bills bill appropa'ing
5000 for The completion of the Tazewel Court House and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-15

TRENTON, N. j., FEs II The New jersey - ola
,urc has elected John K. Thompson l. .. Sehe.O'
of Com. Stockton resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14
riurnc. sn Orange County.

CoLoREU MAN KILLED BY A WHITE MAN
On Saturday evening lost, a. tue vag, % Warrington
vile, Orange county, IN effray took place betwesn q
Vhite man. pamed Augustus Huse and cooesd Irau
whote nsDe couid not learn ia Inch tho formef
Grew ktife from his pocket and il no'sH dssperate
wturd IN the bdCmen III the negro which oAutad biH
eesth in sbout hnar. The Coroner jury, the -
oerGe found verdict that ths oecea.e ed ctGe 10 hu
death from Uound iDncted with kuis by .Augu IA
Bure The Cofol er hold Huse TO sus the charge
II seems by the ", moDy that Hulfe e shoemaker
fsoiI Ia he stid yale sDo prior - the assault
lie Lofe an creation had taken pl&ca oct wssn Hal.e
. the ID Rro Huss hid o,darei toe liter out ~ h.,
,ore fhotIy after vsEos M Hnlte called r. m hi
t,rs % meek wi'h person in the street. aod
az On attack from the nepie, ne put kute 20 his
oeket The neg rena Cd thu Alis, cation came iuAs
~ M 10 Hrlse for the purpose Of hehtiro ehen the
Anray pace, huIss mfiioted the fatal wuund
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

OUTSTANDING NATIONAL CLAIMS BETWEEN
AMERICA AND EEGLAND-THE New TREATY or
SETTIEMENT.-We publish to-day an edito-
rial article taken from the columns Of the
London Times of the 26th Of August, relative
to the approaching meeting in the English CAPT
tai Of the members OF the "mixed commission
for the settlement of all outstanding interna-
tional claims" which have accrued between the
people Of the United States and the subjects OF
Queen Victoria since the date of the payment
made Ny virtue Of the treaty concluded in
December Of the year 1914. The British 90
vernment has nominated Edward Horribly, Esq.
az commissioner upon their part, but we have
not yet learned the name Of the English coun-
sci and agent Our commissioner, Judge Up
ham, il now in London, and Col. Thomas. our
consul and agent, will soon be there. These
gentlemen viii meet in London in Octo-
Der. All claims must be duly present
ed within six months after The organi.
cation Of the commission, except in cases
where an interruption produced by unavoid
able causes Of delay is proven to have &C.
CURED,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14


The numinaton Il this hssut,u apparatus last night
nad nns ssst In throwing It's brilliant beams ovsr the
surrounding objects and ssEsbns the eyes Of al thosa
placed in its range The position view to the great
est advantage wss on the first landing the stairs lad
Ing from the rotunda, directly under the words Italy
and the United States Standing this PLATFORM tho
eye the focal plane Of III. apparatus and - Il ~
yoved each panel in turn bses&s one baa.s Of nsh from
top to bottom, the diversDg rays rsAaAsa anA en-.
tnusl in the eye having very ilant effect wAsu be.
low this plane Of the cszs Of light nst "a
great still the clear and sparkling appearance Il the
enses ard the prismatic rays from all parts q.
ceedipgy beautiful and rendered this light ~ sbsst Of
great attraction in the exhibition.
We are requested by Lieutenant Meade, having charge
Of it. to state that ma 10 In the description
Of this apparatus given in Moodsy paper and that
it ID flashing light, and not fixed light varied by
aashss" therein stated the rings or tkes, Of the
dome and frame being constructed so IS to proong
the Hashn fact being section Of plano convex lenses
parallel the lenses in the panel that the effect u
the each panel the section Of one Ien1
and causing the observer Will noice succession Of
brilliant flashes, extending from the top to the botQaa
of the apparatus