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RADWATs REGULATORS
Sid ard p,saEs ut 81 heir opera ion reguae tbs
bow!es, and cleanse -ts system fem su Futrid anu
&C imolious lium rs.
Coed al all Tines, Time Five Hours.
SINAI! do es Regulate, Large 1ses Pure
Take. in d se> r one {, c;t hr, thsy Will cnre
Costlyene-s, Irdis-stiun Sour 9Th, eases, Liv-
Complaint, Dyspei sid olsEipatt Il Z bowels,
Heart Burn, Small Pox, kidney tou,plsirt-
Elvsas % ALL KINDS -1yi Tod, PIeunopis- sca'
LEI, + phu., Yellow, ard Lii ps, aid in all cases
where tue system Is Cut orGsr dote ct lie H. guls
tors viii regult he Roweis give tone aud sDeIsy 70
the Liver, and restore the paturaI hea'h
r. Il soid ~ Cbas. Stott & Co, Esrey Aor.t
son, and by be druggist generally. DC 90
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49, a-1oosIpALi,et ta3 scF tfE0 OF OSE OJAAAa
This ] urn,l vii contain each ve.t Twenty.
e-ht ong co UNI choice reaoins N tier rarris
lug gems OF original and lertel Poetry T,l,s p LII.
cal aud Literary arti les, News 10th orr tga an
Domestic, the proceedings Of Congress and our State
Legi5 eture. and full ard comp etc Weekly Summs
~ or the state # the hind lhi, Mnrkee In ret
the We XII tESEsrLvA>1AN Will contain everything
caicuat q 10 make IL an accepta 10 FAMILY ys1TER
To oso who have teen IN the habit of rrading
the pESNSTiyA>I,N, It il dn,ecessar to a,y thin
Journal will naintfin his rel ation 1t has hi'het.
Dor e as National .per, ira ~ AMI no d defend
ing the Constitution and the Union gaiastthe attacks
Of the fanatics Ct tho Nor Il. suulonsts OF
the South. tn cardinal rnciples Of the DINO rate
Pr will be 4n "a ned III 81 their reshne-e, Wig ",
| and lurity: and TO partura from our cherished
doc rnce, inkAi ut, OF innovation toi rated
It has been our continued effort .Ie tho Demo
CT t!c reail peoplr, and We arc psas-d "a
ind that they are becoming more and moro 20 every
'iav. But doire is TO mako them Ill moe stu.
dious.
our Den,ocrat:cf ends throu -hout the Onion, s~e
called on 10 Md IN iuo!eas rP the ALREADY vide
circu alton Of Lle WEEKLY Pc NsY1vAM,N 10y 20 d.
ing, Ihes will only Inc helping us but also aliiug
III circulating Denloc tic truths that wis produce
glorious result fhat de-s may be persuaded
20 bap US, We offer u = lowing Inducements:
ID CLUBS.
We will eend to one 81 Iess,
SIX Copies for i've Dollars
Twelve Coz les for Nine D llers.
Twenty four Copies f5r Sixteen Do[ars
Fifty Copies sor Tl.ir y Do ars.
single Copies Cne DclIar.'
H@No Orders ,oal bs attended to unless aceo'npa-
Xdire>s Nm. L. TIorz, Publisher of the wErxlEr
PEKssSIvAN1AY no. 70 SoutI Thin street, phiiad.i-
. phia.
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dcl6
Goshen BUTTEu, C4.EEsE, BLCk-
II WHEAT. &c.

GOSHEN BUTTEu,C E,BLCK.
" WHEAT, Sc.
80 5'.zes Gosl.en l-.psa
50 tub mi G Kin But'rr
Is hoXs Eng isl i:v Chess.
2,5oJ lbs. prime FAliiy BIC. Mhcat F.ocr
50 Lp1ts sta,c
IS COG n Prerton & Merrlgs Ys7st novdl-s
% do BsLs;lt's do
20 be.Ss ground Coffee
f. SIS. ptnegS
Is dozen Mus:~ri.:s ard "a cases
D toxe. pure T. p:-r, rr,iili
10 dozen pure Cay ennc Pcrpsr
Is b,aes Iiuli d >Ct !'j~t soro
30 DO Bsker- Co.La and Cho4lS.s
IL 90 low-piico 60
IS dozen Corn Brorns
u bales trtent L i.s
80 nests Willow Bushels
50 dozen NGnni IL aid cc:ton Cords
80 grt 81 NaG hes
Eow land:r Z + N Ser Tmk. Ter schco-r~s -
fax ard Arlington, fyr Sic b - le IT y
dee Is SA,'b rae - C.
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Stoves STOVES,

JOSEPH NODGSOS ct his stors On Il, between
y Ga and 7th streets, c fnesssor:ment of STOVES,
TiNWABE, SC TO which particular attention is called
J. II. is also prepared to execute any work in his
line Of business dec Is
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'ne following language IN relation to the
playing Of Uncle Toms Cabin" at the
Boston Museum:
Hundreds have, in fact, sent their chill.
oren to see Uncle Toms Cabin who, if
they had witnessed it themselves, would be
exceedingly loath to have the tender mind
OF youth injured by impressions SO erro-
neous, and their ears accustomed to Ian
guaoe SO low, vulgar, and prorane. 4
person advanced in years, possessing q
knowledge OF the werll, can see this piece
without any evil effects, for he is able to
discriminate; but no young person can
witness tie performance without receiving
impressions which are false and injurious,
and which are calculated to mislead, misin.
form, and corrupt the mind. For cur own
part, VIC prefer that any youthful friend of
ours should wander in the purlieus of Ann
street, and listen to the slang and Billings
gate that there greet the ear, than to sec
this piece. The play is an exaggerated,
over-eolored description Of the evils Of
siavery-an institute which we do net
defend, and Go not wish to see perpetuated.
L conveys false Impression Of life at the
South, and is a SANDER upon that portion
Of our countrymsn who live there. It is
,ihellous in the extreme, and the whole
sentiment pandsrs to the abolition doctrine,
entertained here at tbs North by set Of
narrow minded, bigotsd individuals, who,
from lack Of brains, adopt this one idea.
Aside from its influence upon the young,
the play is d Disgrace to the city-a city
which has suffered by the evil deeds of the
anti.sIavery party, though a very small
m-nocity-as the manager, either intention
ally CT unintontionally, it matters not which
by Introduction Of language, action, and
scenery, opposes the the existing laws Of
tbs land. Tie law exists, and therefore
every ore, who acknowledges himself a
member Of this community, is bound to
honor Il, but this play presents the man, as
hero, who uses force TO oppose it. 1t is
az expression Of opinion upon national
question, which the manager, whatever may
De Lis private sentiment, has no right to in
croduce cn the stage, innsmuch a. it is
treason, and though it may please 6 few,
aust prove offensive to large body Of our
citizens
! We have alluded to the place ct which
chis play las been produced, the influence
which it may havs. The time Of it's pro-
dlction is also worthy OF comment The
ate Presidential election has, we believe,
given evidence that the public generally are
q favor OF Union, OF securing TO tie South
-ts privileges and rights, sad Of allowing
tie evil OF slavery to rest where it belongs,
within tbs boundaries ofslave States. Why
seek at ibis TINE to stir up the Are anew,
Ind by gross MISREPRESENTATION keep alive
| that feeling aS the North, which promises
30 good TO US bu: much injury7 Our msr-
oAants have large dealings with the south !;
ouc citizens have relationship with South.
e::ae-s, and are they % come mere, and 6ad
la leading aad hitherto most respectable
place OF pubic amusement, Offering to the
pubic . piece 30 insulting to their homes,
cheic neislbScs, and tLsir feelings?
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ReatxIx1A1 lie. .rau.z1zzs OF VOLUNTEERS,

Washington, DAG. 50, 1862.
In accordance with On invitation received
from the Committee Of Arrangements for
the "Inausura,ion of the Equestrian Sta
tue Of Genera! Andrew Jackson on the 9Th
day Of January next, the Regiment Of Vol
untee2s will assemble on toe usual parade
ground, in front Of the City Hall, at nine
o'clock 4. ". on that day, Tor which the
officers mmandio2 companies Will give
the necessary orders.
The occasion in m especial manner in
vitss the cheerful CO. operation OF the mill
tory, since it directs the attention Of the
american people to the erection OF s. statue
to endure for ages commemorative Of the
genius and valor Of O soldier whose extra
ordinary deeds IN arms were even surpassed
By his ardeat love Of the country, SO well
illustrated by his memorable declaration,
which is now, aud will ever remain watch
word with every friend of his country:
''TLe Union must be preserved. :"
By order Of the Colonel Commanding:
JAMES A. TAFT, adjutaut-
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80 rs-,,rs a.h'rg to le scrued wtti The EVEN
~ Z; ,s4rs aisir names and address az Junses
81 - ylrd, Bishops period cd o odjo'n"g
ar,-. L. L2ss near 1lH' street. j. Alilss 6r"aStS
49,. r1nss HIs<-'s Oh stfset or at Joe S|t'L''3on's
,.,t. ,s,s,,;; -an Be Fl at ts obcrs PAGES
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IEAUGURATIoE OF TIE PEDESTRIAN
STATUE OF ANDREW JACKSON.

IEAUGURATEoE OF TIE EqyEsTRIAN
STATUE OF ANDREW JACKSON.
The Equestrian Statue of General jack
son will be inaugurated on the eighth day
of January next, when the arrangements
will be as follows:
All those either specially or generally in
vited, will assemble in front of the City Hall
at 10 o'clock a. m, on the eighthof January,
1863.
Colonel GEoRaE ". HCaREs, a member
Of the Jackson Monument Committee, ha.
been selected as chief marshal, and will ap-
point his own aids.
The military escort, consisting of the
Regiment Of Volunteers of the Militia Of
the District Of Columbia, with such detach-
ments from the Army and Marine C.rps as
may be within convenient distance, and the
Military Companies from other cities who
may attend, will be under the command OF
Colonel William Hickey.
The procession will be formed as follows:
Military Escort.
The jackson Monument Committee
Clark Mills, Artist.
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, Orator.
Chaplains Of Congress.
President Of the United States and Cabinet
Senate and House Of Representatives of the
United States, with their officers.
Judges Of the Supreme Court
Judges Of other Courts.
The Commander-in Chief of the Army, and
oldest Commodore in the Navy of the
United States.
Officers Of the Army and Navy.
Corporate Authorities of Washington,
Georgetown, and alexandria.
The jackson Democratic Association.
Other organised Societies.
Citizens Of Washington and other places.
The procession will move at es early an
hour as possible, down Four-and a. half
street to Pennsylvania avenue, thence up
said avenue, On the most direct route, to
Lafaystt square.
At the Monument tho ceremonies will be
~ follows:
Prayer by the Chaplain Of the Senate.
Address by the Hon. s. a. Douglas
dwelling the Statue.
Military present Arms,
National Salute
bsnediction by Chaplain Of the House
The jackson Democratic Association,
frsternides of Free and accepted Masons,
Odd Fellows, and Red Men, Temperance
Societies, and ali other organized societies
IN the District, and the citizens generally,
are earnestly and respectfully invited to be
% present at the ceremonies Of the occasion.
B. B. FRENCH,
JOHN C. RIVEs,
JOHN W. MAURY,
Committee Of Arrangements.
WAsEIyaroS, December 50, 1852.
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z. :. TUf KID,
MERCHANT TATaCD.

CNot.. NIXON u IIoT-L
Is FULLY prepare +, IN his usual s. e :, .--r,r--
1 hle customers ami RE public with lie ~, :
troc.es CT rear.og apparel apptf,sn n :, : .e..1.
man. Var irobs $3.50
Asmhsss Of Coarres. and sraagc-s visiting &c ctr
are Invited 70 cal and eXaa'iae his soL. ,1I.s,.-
ing az Cloths OF various grodes c)lo g. d IN, -,
tu!-s, aOd al sorts OF Casino We lin A. Ii,
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EICE FUESF1R LADIES.

EIcE FUESF1R LADIES.
ODC q CO. pa, t!-ulally Invite re attention -
tae iadies of the Met opois aud vi,ici.y ~ -, =
r1ch AMI valuable stock c. FUR q Obs Tho ass =.
uene eonpfi os the Ghost and fucst ipIuus q.
ROYAL ERMlNE.
ECDS0\'S BAY S.BLES
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN
FITCH MARTIN. CAIN MErTL
CANADA IN MINI BLACK IVY.
In fact every article in tie trade recogpig,d ~ fe
ard fashion, are bean fully r~pr serteI n - -
Rooms and sold at satisfactory prizes III Brow = -
BE Building pennsylvarit avenue 20.
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4 9RX KUN.

RESPECTFULLY Il OK e hi> tt-o-s An =. ~ ,
IL lie. that lis \ cW II IhC.s MI, now Co.. f.,
euu n will .IdivorIo keep eve-y tlL St-s-.
m-rs my desirs, Of I! e bet gUa ity
oysr-rs In every style, -rup-, &c e. - al to'!f
Tie bar is .utplied With he ms. spirJyUd EIGats
Of Wines, Liquors. and Ciysrs.
suu,s anu us steTs sup lied 70 fra cs.
ass4 Ps1n Az. nsr,a tils, lot l2.h lctL s:a,
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ALL TASTES Il tn

NE SUBSCRIBER would respectfc1l Y call ttca.e.-
L ton OF members OF C,ngre-s, strangers li.jtr-.
he city and the public generally. TO his LARGO seo.
ment OF BOOTS AND SHOES on hand = lis ~,
MANUFACTURING. also the Gel hrited DO
OF New York, Newark. Philadelphia and sat n, -,
crsi~'ing OF quilted bottom, cork lie. and GI b
Hoots for winter Wear also Opera end Drss. },,oiS
toned Gators, patent Congress oots Let.oloa -
Iiass shoes French Waking shocs, Z rs Iuan-.
ct ei er-. e fsSir ard Gum Slo.s; 40 ycut !
cription. -
10 my old customer: 7 woild gay. thai Y fl1,y
prepared TO Il Ike work Of very X d {, r:d. I ~
a"I N.e 10 Ice "f the very lest e 'lal rrd i,v :
rA'st uc-kInen IN style With npIor Ia. s,,,..,
any similar establishment ia Thu or 2 Y 81 g.
IL the Union. Il r,e.slr.7d wcrk u.rra,.t,a , =
-tea&g ca.i anu e9amee FOR y"Ireve> 1t lie - H..
Abe Boot and shoe Stole, Bgcvu's Maize fI...i
6ec1s r,e,5,'f,-' =.
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z
20 -, p,o o. ,e.uo Tho .;.-
''.- Notwithstanding the criticism OF
49,: 800 ;seona1 ifnot sunerior to SINH
~ ss..n.;o,s :, other pano-amas The
L. +bs ,,o., mn, ia very chssrs
F~, .,-'s-,,., che ava If the bebo,dar
- " oa-so is''oi G. ~ o1i'n'o-
jsn la'I evening "S' Won 's' Civ
t.1so 20 a''Sn'-'' y
illl'0is ''l WV
SINAI -'' "
IL i1'A-'
e~,;h.,;o, a. Tron Hal, They
....,.,Iv vo,derfr, l;,r,a crsa,nra. 81
- -. -, h.ra ,as, than The r,nsic
80 .-... :. ,.,, ,or, .h.r
.d,,is.,on To pe+;. oIa R,,lG
49,. N;,Lo,,s aood,1l ,.;Sa,
- r;o,i,,., - p.,,I 1,,,;s,
p,+,, c,,;,ira nra,., 81,
...e.,.-;,s.,rLe ghss+ra1,s+n ;,h+ rhz
- IA, ,a1o,,u;Au - w., .,ns,
,.-, !. n,nsoass,rv for va "a cav .rv.b,,: =,
....,,. - 4,aa, s~oa,t +ha, tho, ara mol
.~,-:,s
-ou.d have {. littls of wintry weather. Colo
r.ads, cod rs:2, aud 5 little sprinkling 0.
.-0g cams togsthsr: CONSEQUENTLY the mar
=. this unorniag looked rather small. and
Ne price Of provisions Just the reverse.
rata ,, en,e~ houss< in vsrsous marta of the
e.iy. Some were successful, others failed
A IN r.-.od Edea-d Miller WAS taken to
- -. + -L,.oJ -~-4t .s..:-
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Roofs Wonderful Dsguerreotypss.
Go 70 Roofs No matter hethes
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth hs xsoes
Aultitudes Of lovely isces.
Boots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near Seventh
stress. dec 80
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L.. IL. Is.
RAILWAYS READY REIEDIEs.
Nos. l, J, AID

NCs. !, J. AIDS.
A RE 60 prepared as to hal mon:se and act In Uni
n Eon With och ether. Taken separately or te-
1sLnsr, they viii Instantly stop PAIN lssoi rencvs
Uissese, and qu.cily care ES tuse no paia cla OK
81, or Disease III ct the sySlsm while ND. Their
Influence.
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6, Z. GIBERSON.

oFhsy and Couuaellsr=n.~9,s
! .:.S IN 81 the Courts OF tbs District, sd
ss,G -. - tae prosecution Of Claim: befurs Con-
- .1s AAecu'ivs Departments.
90 isisna avenue near Seventh strest
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- Tbs watsh-houss this morning cor.
,-al oI}y isv dodgers Who left as sool
uile doors ware opened.
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- 1t is estimated that in Manchester
'-Ssa .rs 1850 unfortunate females :"
u; they sra led 10 n annual expenditure
= S41U, 60; and that some ESQ OF then
- n horror AID despair, annually. H.
and Il 20 calculated thu. there are 40
~ -oasss OF Ill fame, ind go, GOO p.osti-
KS aad further, that not less than E8,-
wv are epent annually in these places.
- 20 Deic0lE 4fl6uils 81! Of gentle
>@sho Was sitting 81 the table Of very
'*~s1: lady Who had stewsd pears or tie
- Ia took up one Of them, and clap
'-5.t IN his mouth, pulled ct the stem to
& cut and leave the pear in his mouth,
- !. F-' no 80. After twi.ching ct !: two
Lice t.ass, he gave up in dispair, and
Is It upon his plate, remarked that
= '"' 5ls pnt in tight. Or examination.
S'Fss, 5s found the pear 10 Re nothing
- q .sss than nsous:, who had unfor-
- ST. drowned IN the preserve jar!
Ae Nottce.-Are Jon dry or aurgry:
- q! 1t UNCLE JEsxY where the best fried
| - = hsd as Vel, as oyster soup lis oyster
/ rs ere Lard 70 bc4t, md the mann. 10
's'isteakE, eaops, &c. ars eooFedi acaudon
10y His ale IS Of superior kind. Our
90 gers, furnishes meals at sho-. 1oiioe st
x l'on O'clock 4. ". until u P. " Suppers
~ ~ respectable ladies aad Gentlemen. He
aCl!, quiet, and gen.oel house.
CrcKE Jg:nY's FFIEp.
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6ee 70

Ie&ATlUS z. MUD, NE CEAhTgA I.gs
street between a., and S. Il streets.
I AS just &c vol 4 choice a.s,r:El,At ( III In
- n kfs e el"ti 6. co,ti~;.2s I:
CnselnFrs, Yes IL 8, silk, C,sLac cs Ird f l.c7
We vet. Ais.
Gcnff. tT.ra;s C.c,e7. asasn'r-e - = r.
% which he INIT : :. attention e bis -. u,.'-
and The pubic generally lie Nil Ter .,..,s 81, ~
hat they can't q 20 lcarc tho. ,Fi:a 81 .t "a
Eo,a arir O. lie is Diet ini2od t, q alc n lis -
endeavor.ls 20 p.e.sc.
All. GARMENTS
made al liz establish a. ~ Ga wa, = 4 n riva -,
iro slfis-"c. al. - liz s. wh0 lu!l, .-c i. .c Is
from st -cs, he would say ih,t ihry en- n -, 90,
irahe n tie b &c mann. : and at tcr slir-t af.
AL w'rk q tru.tei % lin Mil 9 lolu = =, .,y
and Il the btst II
Prrctut iy ing the IL oftraGe lie s. l..,rt.r.
n fand 10y that lntto, trCs ing 10 is fi.,s..q 10
pub hc to gCst>in him.
P :. A lot ver coats fsr sal" Torv fhc-r
HEAD DIR ssES, LACE, AMI En-
IL cy Caps! iav- ju~tr e~,tll TN =. h.....
lew IA. c"o &c ASSOC ine'' sf tire al ~. :rll-
which 'nIia { ia1e~ 20 c:lj .ldcx4n-
if"e lin 'ie bead beats
Lice Coifu~r Caps
VI ~ Sc art CIps
O,crA md "a -cs Taps
4 TAT. -, :,
nc 10 M. sve htw y % ,r1 J. ..-.-
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philadelphia Type and St reotype Foundry

philadelphia Type and St reotype Foundry.
,suE suosc-iber would cal hs attention O, Printers
to the ersatly reauec1 plioes Of the present last
They now offer
Pea at..............so Ct. sinion...: ....ss cts
Small rica..........S2 3" NoIpareii..........5s =
10, p,imer.....54 - Asale..........:..73
BourseoiS............o' g." earl ....-.l oo
krcvi r............ A. G. Namonl.....l % q
Deter .,ined spare no exs ente in making TIER
establishment Is psrcct as pos' ihle, they n We re
Gently got up complete ssS OF tie justly lsbraud
cc7ca Cur lLTrta, tom Diamond 70 Alglsh, 10
which they pacicUla: y invite attention.
Having l.Uety n.-ds .,uulsrous addit:ons to their
stock Of Fancy - yes So,derS Urnam hts, &c thei'
assortment Is now urriv !.ed Ia Ice United Sites;
and their improved methods Of casttas, and OF pre-
paring metal, enable them - fut-Ia orders N
priut dug Presses Cases, Stands, Chases, Gelleys
pinuas Ink, ana every syt"ls used ir printing OF
ice, constantly 90 hand, ct too 'owesI rates
ee,cadhaDd lrssess, md Aye uSsa oo.y 10 steseo-
typ!ng, at reduced prSo:s.
Books. Pamphlets. Musa, Labels. &c, &c, stexeo
typed With c;rtees;sss and despa;cb.
\. B. ep-Ausn Books vii 10 sat TO Printers who
visa 70 NJ as orders l.. JOHNSON q ",
dee o. No. >aLnsom street.
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Z CHEAP AHp GOOD FAMILY PAPER.


l. puh'i.he BY VIZ. II. HOP, ut 8 srurh tn I'd
street rh!iadslphia, at ths Iw prca OF one DOLLAR
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@Dr. Ba;rd's lecture at tbs S1aithson-
,o lsst evening was we'll attended, and lis
tsrsd to attentivs!y by highly delighted
,,5itory for two hours. The next Smith
,1;an lecture was announced to take place
II Frid4y evening.
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gg yesterday il tia Criminal Cour;
81 Acasrson, negro, was found guilty 81
- assault. and sentenced to four months in
:: cou1;T ,4.l The case OF Siias Tucker,
il: oi3anay, Ta' thea taken Up, gu, lot dis-
r':ad Of when Toe court adjournsd.
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,siiE suosc-ber would cau hs attention OF Printers
1 to the ersauy reaueeA pliees Of tho present list
Tnay uov cff.r
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-21
- ---- - = -
The Maine Law in Michigan.

The Detroit Advertiser thus speaks OF
the approaching Election in Michigan
AMI The vote 10 be taken on tho new
Liquor Law;
"Some misopprchcnsion exists appa.
r'n,ly with resarl to the subject of the
Liquor Law in this State. 1t is to be sub
mite to the people on the twentieth day
Of the present month; then, if the people
vote 'Ycs,' the Law takes effect on the
first Of December next, but if they vote
No. it is to take effect on the first oil
January, 1870. 1t requires no further
legislation to complete it or render it
operative. The very object of placing
the Law before the people alta Special
Election, divestel Of all other issues, was
that it might have fair field, without
becoming implicated at the election Of
State Officers, anJ become lost in other
issues.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-21
From California.

Rumors Of incenliarism prevailed in
San Francisco. The Herald says
Members Of the various fire companies
kept strict watch at the engine houses
all the night long. The approach Of the
heretofore fatal 4th Of May, impressed
every mini with a consciousness fdan.
ger, which all were on the alert ia
avoid.
Adams & C,'s Express Office, at
Mormon Island, was robbed on the 26th
ult., by party Of eight men, who gag.
gcd the clerks, and succeeded in making
their escape. Tie gang were followe
to the "Twclve Mile House," near Sac,
ramcnto, and there the track was lost
A largo party f'om Mormon Island wen,
in pursuit.
A bill has been introduced in the As.
scmbly to aulhorise tho equipment and
despatch of an ermel force TO our south.
ern borler, there to await, under arms
the possible declaration OF war between
the Unitel States and the Mexican re.
public.
An extensive fire occurred in San
Francisco on the night Of the lst May
10 or ~ houses were burnt, and 8 lives
lost. Loss Of propcr,yis about 100000
The cour, House in San Jose ha been
burned down. 1t was the work Of an
inccndiary. The object, it is supposed
was TO rescue sev,ral criminals, who
were confined in the Jail adjoining
That object, however, was not at,aine |,
the thick a'lobes Of tho oil Jail were fire.
proof. ....
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-21
New Rolling Mill Decided Cpon.

= We saw a letter on Saturday last
from ono ofthc Znnsvilo Rolling Mill
Co. to John Campbell Of this place, s;a
ting that the company had decided up
on erecting their mill in this place fol
the manufacture Of Railroad iron, of a
capacity to make at least fifty tons per
day. This willdoublless add ia the way
ofoperativcs and ,hoi: families, together
with the mechanical and manufacturi
contingencies growing ou: Of its erection,
nt the least calculation one thousand TO
our population. ,.....
e5 This isianother item Of information
shat interests every body in this section
al coun.ry. The facilities fr the manu-.
lacturc Of iron in this place are unrivall.
ed. The rapid increase ofpopulation is
opening up a new field for enterprise to
ennr citizens throughout the country, and
VIC hope ilAy will engage heartily in the
production Of al such articles as de.
Yinand fair price in market. A few in.
iividuals weh Informed upon the subicc,
could make it very profitable TO raise
poultry, as chickens and eggs demand a
high price, anil not half enough can be
.obtainci at any price. Espec:nlly, in
the production of garden vegetables any
number could bo prod,ably einpIoyei
that may have a mind to engage in the
bucincss. We hope our farmers will
consul, their own interest in these mat,
,ers and Try to gc; better roa Is to lessen
the cost Of transportation 50 that the pri
ees OF ali ile'r proiuctions will afford
them a still ba'tcrlr>Gt n?on the invest.
iHent.