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SYLNEsTER'S
Silver Swan Soda Fountain.

CUfncf Of Stffh and II Streets,
MAY now be seen in full play from z a. m. to /
w p. m. and as the Ladies come up in crowds
eHclaiming. "Oh how delightfully."- cool and refresh
in"' ITS pure, bright, and sparkling waters are ne
1iected from their brighter eyes like sunlight from
diamond. No flaming advertisement, with striking
captions IN stirring capitals have heraed forth in
gfandlioquent phrase this modest establishments hut
me pubic may rest assured that here only in this
city can be found the genuine rarbOnat6d patent at
mospherc Soda Fountain. improved, by which alone
pure SODA WATER can be obtained fresh at every
draught. S. Il. SYLVESTER.
Druggist and Phar,nacCIIist.
may ~ e13ia Corner 9th and streets
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DATEs OF SAILING.

For freight or passage apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS & co,
No. 70 Wall street, n. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY l. CO.
Liverpool.
r. G.. ROBERTS & Co,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNROE s Co.
10 Rue Metre Dame dies VICTORIES Paris.
GEO. III. DRAPER Havre.
The owners of these ships will not be- accounta bic
Tor gold, silver, hu0n, specie. jeweiry, precious
stones. or metals, unless bills of lading are signed
therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed.
Y6
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How \ Man FEELS WITH HIS HEAD Orr.
it is considered on all sides that the BODY
does not feel one instant after decapita-
ton; for the brain being the seat of SEN
satlon to the whole frame, through the
medium of the spinal marrow, every part
OF the body, beneath the joint at which
the latter may be divided, must be de-
prlved of feeling. But it by no means
follows that the head is deprived of SEN
sation immediately after decapitation,
nor that 1t may not retain its conscious
ness, and, like the head of the Irish
knight who was killed by Saladin in the
Holy War, get up and declare that it was
never cut off by 50 sweet a scimitar be-
iore-nor like that of the assassin Ie-
gare, swear roundly at the executioner for
not keeping koCncr axe: but il is nuite
possible that it may be troubled with
very serious reflections upon the irreyo-
cability Of its fate, and the awfulness of
its deprivation. In support of this I'M
pleasant theory, many facts are addnced
with grave vouchers for their authenticity
Among others is the unfortunate Queen
of Scots, whose lips continued to move
IN prayer for at least quarter of an hour
after the executioner had performed his
duties. Windt states that having nut
his mouth to the ear of decapitated
criminals head, and called him by name,
the eyes turned to tie side from whence
the voice came: and this fact is attested
by FOntenello, Mogore, Guillotine. Nauche
and A!dinl. On the word murder being
called, IN the case of a criminal executed
for that crime at Coblentz, the half closed
eyes opened with an expression of re-
proach on those who stood around.
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Washington Branch Railroad.
&AsS.l

VTNRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS:
Il Leave daily, except Sunday, at and : a. M.
81 and 5 p. m.
On Sunday al 6 a. m, and p. IN.
The Train at p. m. j. Express, and stops only A,
Annapolis Junction and Relay the Others all way
stations.
Trains at a. m. and BY p. m, connect with An
napolis.
Trains nj 6 a. M. and p. M. connect West.
Trains at aud & a. ni. and ; n. m. connect EaS,
Fare from Washington "a Baltimore 81 p
DO do do and return | ~
do do Annapolis II %
DO do do aud return | 50
The round trip tickets must in all eases bc mo
cured at the office, and are good ior the day upon
which they are issued. T. HPtRSoNS
~ l6-it Agent
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GEORGETOWN SAND YARD-The subscriber
" keeps constantly on iiand a large SUNNY of
WHITE and GRAY SAND, and Gravel suitable for
building and other purposes, which he will sell on
reasonable terms and deliver to customers i'm Wash
IngiOn and Georgetown. Orders left at the Wood s
Coal yard of 0rme & Barron, on Green street. near
the Canal, viii he promptly attended to.
iv a)-fwS&T RR RAcaN
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CE OAR TAR.

THE most successful remedy now in
Il tEe for the of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA.
DYSPEPSIA, PILES, KINGS EVIL,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, LITER, &C..
Prepared and refined by
Mrs. IL. II. Norris, No. aIl, Hall. si.,
BALTIMORE,
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FRANCIS HI. DAv1DGE.
FORMERLY OF BALTINoRE.)

Attorney and COunseIlOr.at.Lay
t)ROPOSES to attend to COnvt.yaDcing and other
office business, together with the prosecution
OF claims against the Government, for which an pN
perence OF eleven years in various branches Of the
public service has qualified him in a peculiar de-
gree.
His attention will be prompt and his charges mod
crate.
+. ii. ID. may always be found during business
hours al the Office OF lis SON. WALTER DoHsry D.v
IpGE, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor AT Law on
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hall, and opposite
10 fiiiH street. aug 4-eoly
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GIVE see by the advertising columns
of the Boston Times, that young lady is
wanted. "of good address. and with a
cash capital of $500 or 81 200, to 90 into
copartnership with two gentle,nenn'
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
FORuARpER,sRERRy

The splendid Steam Packet COW
SsSk-N GRESS, Captain voIsrr PrKsrI'
nozzses having been thoroughly repaired and
put in complete order, will recommence her r,o,l.
trips between HARPER'S FERRY and GEORGE
TOWN, on Monday, August sih, leavina Riu,,;.
wharf, Market street Bridge, west OF the MARI,
House, every Monday, "Wednesday, and FRIDAY. ;,
O'Clock, a. m, arriving at Harpcrs Ferry in TIM
for the cars going west. Returning, leave Harny,.
Ferry every Tuesday, Thursday, aud SATURDAY. >,
O'Clock, a m, arriving in Georgetown the sam
evening.
Way passengers will he landed at any point on IN.
Canal. NJ reasonable rates.
Parties of pleasure can obtain passage al half
price.
All packages intended for the Congress 20 be- lss
NJ w. II. Rifter's warehouse, where all nloma,,o1
concerning the boat may he obtained.
Through passage 80.
GE0RGETows, Aug. 5, 1853. an 6-eolm.
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House Furnishing Goods,
OUCH us American and English Knives and Forks
- (Which took the premium at the late Far,) fine
Plated Dining and Dish Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, (prenim.) Alfalfa Tea and Tablespoons
Carvers and Forks, Stccls, Butter Knives SC;
Brass and Plated Candlesticks, Family Grindstones
Tea trays, Hand Walters, Tea and Dinner Bells,
Coffee Mills, Shovels and TOngs, Irons Flat Irons
Tenders, Curtain Bands and Pins, busting Brushes
Sweeping Brushes, Sleeves, Pots, Ovens and Lids
Tea Kettles, &c, Sc, such are to be found in a
well regulated Hardware, Store, ut
f. WHEELER'S,
y9-lneo Opposite Browns Hotel.
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I NEW YORK, BREMEN,
AND SOUTHAMPTON UNITED

The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
TON, Captain T.. NJ. Fitch; HERMANN, Captain
f.. Higgins.
These steamers stop al Southampton boz, going
and returning.
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LOvETS WAHPENE.
- r. SYLVESTER, corner of 9Th and n
~. streets, sole Agent for this District. has
just received two gross Of the above article.
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The New York and Liverpool United
SfaIes Malt ateamers.

The ships comprising this line are:
The Atlantic Captain West.
The Pacific Cantain Nyc
The Arctic Ca,tain Luce
The Baltic Captain COnistock
The Adnatlc Captain Grafton.
sEfTh These ships having been built by con
$3.50 tract expressly for Government service
every care has been taken in their construction a.
also in their engines, 10 insure strength and speed
and their accommodations for pa SSengrs are unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
Price OF passage from New York Ia Liverpool in
first cabin, $40; in second cabin, so. ENclu,ivr
Use of extra size state rooms $500. From Liverpool
to New York. ESQ and $40.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each shin
No berths can be secured until paid for
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For Piney Point, Old Point. and Norfolk.

Slk - The steamer OsCEOLA having
skaes-1s<s--E been thoroughly repaired. commenc-
I'D running regularly tn the above places on the 9th
instant; leaving Washington every "Wednesday and
Saturday AT Soclock, a. m; returning. leave Nor
folk every Monday and Thursday. NJ I O'Clock D.
She touches regularly at Pincy Point. Oid
Point, Gone River. and the Intermediate landings on
the Potomac, for signals Ia land. and arrives az
Norfolk in time for the James River boais, and Ia,
tile Southern car.
PgSSage aud fare Norfolk S5O1
- uld ruint AGA
- Piney Point -2Ga
JAMES MITCHELL
~ '-du Captain.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
Select, Classical, & Mathematical School for


CHAS. Il. YOUNG, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
nllIIS institute, situated the corner OF IL and
l. 10Th Streets and formerly known as Woodbury. g
Academy, will reopen on the first Monday in Sep
tember. Parents who wish to give their thor
Ough classical and mathematical training
spectfully advised that the terms are comparatively
high since the number of pupils Is limited. A high
grade of scholarship is aimed al by the Principal
lie wishes 10 ttirn out yearly few scholars, who,
while they will reflect credit him, will be- an hon
to themselves and those who send them. He
would therefore give them individual attention. The
schooI-room has been handsomely fitted up with
Boston desks, neat mating, &c.
Terms per quarter, for the full course, SIS; for
the English branches, $40. Payment in advance
For further particulars apply by note) TO the Prin-
cipaI, or 10 the following
HEFERENC Es.
VIM. II. Allen LII. b., Rev. f.. :. Evans,
Pres Girard College. ReY. j. II. Brown,
Prot. Baird, Smithsonian Rey. r. u. Wysanu,
Institute. J. c. darkness, esq,
Rev. H. Scer, T. p. Morgan, esq,
Rev. r. l.. DaShiel, T. Pursell, esq,
Rev. j. &. Butler L. w. McKncw, esq.
Rev. G. A. Davis, jy 2I-eOtf
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STOCk ORDERS executed on Commission, by
~ PETER A. KELLER,
jyl5-lm 18th street, opp Treasury.
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Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Capital, $500, 900
Agent for Washington, d. c., B. P. WORCEs-
TER, over WI tehnrst's Gallery, Duvall,s building.
Medical E. niner, Dr.. J. C. HALL. iy29
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eSxszEszs1A FURNITURE, VARN-@
sSSSsss33SsssssstT ISHlNG, REPAIRING, &u
Sa3asz~-ss7f JOBBlNG SHOP, Penn ie7
sylvahia avenue, SOUTH
SIDE, between l,tth and l3h streets, next door to
Lambs pictnre-frame factory. Housekeeners and
Others having furniture out ofrepair can, by leaving
their orders or calling at the above place, have it put
IN flrsrate order at such prices that will please all
prompt attention and moderate charges Tho subscri-
her confidently anticipates share of public patron
age. Old chairs recaned and painted in imitation of
signed respectfully solicits continuance of the
same. ROBT. II. WALMSLEY.
iy l2-eo1m
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ODe NAH on lht June, 1871; remainder by
the 18th September, 1o54
NoTE-An bidders are requested IN extend tbo
amount of their bids for each article aud EXHIBIT the
total amount of each bid; and bid will be acted
on unless 1t embraces all articles required mt a most
The periods and quantities Ofeach delivery at those
Pc Is where they are not specified will be- one fourth
LIST June. LIST September, 1st December 1854 and lst
March, 1850. The hogs of which the pork is packed
TO be fattened on corn, and each hog to weigh not
less than two hundred pounds excluding the f..t
legs, ears, and Snout.
Side pieces may be substituted for the hams.
The pork is to be first salted with Turks island
salt and then carefully packed with the same article
IL pieces not exceeding eight pounds each.
hen the packing has been COMPLETED the con-
tractor must furnish to This Office certificate from
the packer that the pork has been so salted and
packed. The pork is to be contained in seasoned
heart OF white oak barrels, fully hoOped; the beans
and salt in barrels, and the soap and cand il strong
boxes Of convenient size for TRANSPORTATION
salt will only be received ~ measurement of
thirtytwo quarts to the bushei The candles to have
cotton wlcks The provisions for Fort Ridgeley and
FORT Ripley must pass st. Louis for their ult-
mate destination in the first week of Anril 1851
1854 - - '"n'
failure IN these particulars will be considered a
preach OF contract, and the department will be au-
thorized to purchase to supply these posts
The provisions will be inspected ut the time and
place OF delivery, and all expenses to be raid by
until they are deposited at such storehouses
ment. ~ ~ p
The Commissary General reserves the privilege of
increasing or diminishing the quantities. or dispens-
ing with any or all articles required at any post at
any tne before entering into contract and also of
increasing or reducing the quantities of each delye
~ one-tMrd subsequent to contract on giving sixty
days previous notice ''N'
Bidders not heretofore contractors are required to
accompany their proposals with evidence of their
a1nty, Use'her with the names of their securities
whose responsibility must be certified by the di,tric
attorney, or by some person well known to the gov
erhneht otherwise their proposals will not be acted
on. " 0 "~'o"
-idmHe"s cannot be ma5s IN uny case and s,,;3.nc,
o. inspection and tM delivery pH be reg,,ired nj ms
once 0etore reFnision toH Gs mute anon, the t,eos,,r
J@ payment, which will be effected in such public
money a may be convenient to the points of dcliv
ery the places of purchase, the residence of the
contractors, at the option of the Treasury Denart
ment. f
No drafts on this Office will be accepted or paid un
der any circumstances. VA
Each proposal will be sealed in a separate erve,.
ope, and marked proposals for furnishing Army
Subsistence" GEO GIBSON ri n g
NoTE-Editors will not be paid for inserting in
their papers this advertisement unless authorized IN
do 80 by the Commisssry General Of Subsis tence,
Aug l2-lnwtl5thsep
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Americans in Europe.

A gentleman by :he name OF Rheinheimer,
OF Ba tiimore, who went 10 Germany foI the
purpose of bringing away his two children,
whom he had left there 10 be educated, was
arrested at Minden, his baggage overhauled
by the police authorities and he subjected TO
strict search. In his trunk copy of a re-
view, published in Baltimore in 1852 was
found, and some of the sentiments therein ex-
lpressed not exactly suiting the police, near
eyall his papers were taken from him and
the fact endorsed on his passport as follows
The bearer is permitted to go via Cologne
to Mayence. Several Democratic papers,
with a contract for passage. and several
blank agreem ments for passages, have been Ia
ken from the bearer by the police OF this
place. MiHen, the 5lh December, 1852
Signed, Rose.
We frequently hear Of insults, such as
the above, being given Americans in Europe.
Things that would not be noticed in this
country, there create suspicion at once and
very tensubject our citizens TO great incon-
renience.
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45.
ONE WEEK Later From EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Feb 4

HALuAx, Feb. a.
/ The steamship Canada. with advices
from Liverpool y thsl ed uliimo, has ar
rived at this port
COMMERCIAL IHTElirGrEcE. - Cottonad-
yanced Id; n
Some circulars say that owing to the
apprehension which appears quite preva-
lent in England, d aninyasion by France,
holdersof PORK weit asking an advance
|and that Bacon had further advanced ls.
The bank Of England had advanced the
rate Of discount'to3 8 per cent. Consols
closed at 99s0io0. Ohio skies 1890 are
quoted at l06.
The market foi, breadstuffs closed on
the 22d, ata shade lower rates. Western
canal Flour is quoted al 27s Sd. and Phil,
Baltimore and Ohio at 28s@28s 3D..
White Cornis quoteda at 36s. and yellow
33s Sd white Wheat Is cd @7s Sd. and
red at IS 6dlD7s q. Gafdne's circular
quotes the Provision market firm at full
prices.
GENERAL INTELIreEEcE. Preparations,
OF a decided character, were making In
England for war. The Government has
issued circular to the railway companies
making inquiries in regard to the number
Of horses and the quantities Of munitions
Of war they could carry in given time
to specified points, in case Of anemergen-
cy
A large military station is to be formed
near Birmingham; and no more regiments
are to be sent abroad, Great activity
prevails at all the navy yards.
Napier, the English ship-builder, had
received an order from Napoleon to build
sixteen war frigates for the French service,
but the English Admiralty cancelled the
order, and gaye him similar orders to build
the frigates for the English government.
The marriage of the Emperor Napoleon
was announced to take place on the 28th
ulimo. at the church Of Notre Dame
Montigo is the lady Her friends have
demanded for her q lowry OF five millions.
Twenty line of battlefrigates and fifteen
smaller vessels are building in the French
navy. yards for the Government.
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The Pacific Railroad Bill.

The bill, now being discussed in Congress,
has very little chance Of passing. The Houes
will vote against it, even if it should pass
the Senate. That the people really need a
railroad 10 the Pacific coast there is no
doubt, but thatithsy ara willing to grant for
ty miles square Of their public lands on each
side of the road, and have the contract let to
a monster corporation, with more privileges
than the old Bunk Of the United States, is
extremely doubtful. We believe SUCH q
course would not be approved by the Presi-
dent elect, and that he would never sign the
bill now before Congress.
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Death of "OId Medicine.,

DR.. Z. Chamberin, known during the
Mexican war, in which he participated, as
sold Medicine" died recently, on his way TO
California. He was widely known and made
"a hos; Of warm friends wherever he exten
de1 his acquaintance. A letter giving the
particulars Of his death says:
During the Doctors transit Of the Isthmus
biz kin ily and generous nature caused him io
expose himself. on account OF some ladies
AMI children who were placed under his care
anil not for one moment did he neglect his
precious charge; and thus, by self-devotior
10 ofriends, exposed to the awful robds anu
weather Of the lsthnus, he contracted tht
Panama fever, in lis most malignant char
lacter, aud he fell under its fatal effects
Aud thus has "Old Medicine" passed from
among men. The tears of sorrow and re-
gret never were dropped for the memory o
a better man, or more noble soil.
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rauny Fern-the Question Settled.

The Boston Bee says it knows Fanny
Fern who IS now dashing into all kinds Of
newspaper fun. 1t saws: 80
She is a sister 70 N. P. Willis, and also
to Dick Willis. Of the New York Musica
Times. She resides in this city. is motbel
of three as pretty children as ever made glat
mothers heart, is plump up to 40, is JUS
as keen, smart. and gay as a girl Of H.. ID
conversation we. know no sort Of match To-
her. She goes the curls, and Las as muc!
bloom ON her cheek as she boasted twent.
years ago. She'is frequently seen on Wash
ington street, with two her daughter, and i
the laday who take The whole eye at the fir
gltnce. Such is Fanny Fern; live, brist
ling, leaping woman-full Of fire, tull Of po
etry full OF everything. You should knoA
her, but very likely you can't. 8
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LAND FOR THE LANDLEss.-You who are
afflicted SO sorely with the "cheap land fe'
ver," and are about seeking for it on the
plains Of Nebraska, or the valleys Of Oregon
why not first take jaunt through the broad
acres of the northwest Of our own Ohio
where as good soil as the smile of HEAVIER
ever rested upon is now inviting the hardy
emigrant to cultivate and enjoy! The De
fisnce Democrat, of the 2eth ult., holds ou
the following hattering inducements
" Fifty thousand acres, or more, of lands
bid off on. the 81 of January--and which
were not paid (or-lying in Putnam Hen
nv and Pounding counties, are now subject tC
entry al the State Land Office at one fourtl
the appraistmen and in not larger tracts Il
one person than l60 acres"
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BOB WALKER.
PORTSMOUTH,, Feb. 5lh 1853.
Ohio Legislature.
MORNING SESSION.

COLUMBUS, Feb. ?.
The bill fixing the compensation of the
crier Of the Supreme Court, passed.
Also, the bill authorizing :he sale of school
lands in the French grant, in Scioto coun-
ty.
The bill making an appropriation 10 in
demnify G. B. Holt, of Dayton. for damages
sustained BY the Warren County Reservoir,
was lost OH engrOssment and the vote recon-
sldered, and the bill was then laid ON the Ia
BILE.
Mr. Lytle reported bnck the bill for the
erection OF county buildings ; it was ordered
TO be printed.
The bill authorizing cities to borrow mon
ey for Water Works and Schools, was order
ed to be ehgtossed.
SRNATE-The bill supplementary to th'
actiior the support of illegitimate children
wac passed. '.ia
Also, the bill to amend the act dispensing
with hproof in certain cases, and the bill Il
regulate railway mortgages.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
HousE-%An invitation TO ride over tn
new Central Ohio railway to Zanesville, o.
next Friday, and partake OF a dinuer there
was accepted. A similar invitation was ac
cepted by the Senate.
The code bill was read 10 the 44lst sec
tion. ..i. ..-
Adjourned.
SENATE ~ Nothing Of interest was don
ihis afternoon. stf
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Later from Havana---Great fire
in CaFdenas.
Nav ORLEANs. n

NEW OhLEANS, Il Gu. Il
The steamer Black Warrior with dates
from Havana to the 30th ult., has arrived
at Mobile. A most destructive conaagra-
ton had occurred at Cardenas the loss
of property, it was estimated, would ex-
ceed half a million dollars.
Severe gales had prevailed on the Gull
and many vessels had put back to Havana
in distress Fears were entertained for
the safety Of the British mail steamer
from Vera Cruz.
The Custom house, theatre and a large
number Of warehouses, as wella large
amount Of sugar, were destroyed by thu
FIRE at Cardenas.
The rumored recall of Canedo caused
great excitement.
Sugar, was firm at Havana, at full ant
steady prices.
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LIBERTY, EQUALITY, PROGRESSION.

oppREssloE or LABOR The Holidays
burg, Pa, Standard notes the fact that, not
wilhstanding the great. rise in the price Of
iron. which has started all their furnaces, and
is coming rapid fortunes for proprietors, moi
a fdrlbing has been added to the wages Of the
laborers. OF course not! When public
sympathy was implored for the employers
and Congress importuned 10 aid them will
a tariff OF protection, il was all based upor
the miseries Of the laborer, who was in SONS
instances thrown out Of employment, in 9th
ers only earning their daily bread Now
however, whrn prosperity has overtaken the
iron Interest, despite the ruin-croaks Of po.
observation-disclosures, all sympathy for the labor
ing man and bis dependant family is smoih.
eringin the congratulations Of The fortune;
coming TO The millionaire.