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4 WANING.

Delay not habo not IN mind that phi.
Io'oply. that d will gci well u t', that
II with medicine, beware how you am
per with Jour general welfare.
" Wild vicious youths Why sc persist In dosing with
the F0y Hag~day oogpal. daily preferred thereby impair.
your appetite aud DIGESTION Destroying you mentally
veil physically shen you b. with few doses
SAINT medieinesg
Ye of every condition. Why ye suffer aud
pine aud drag out miserable rsgnc uunitsd Dv.
HsEnd OrJHIrv Jpts Hc7 You Who are thu, an
noyed, wish 70 be restored vgor by treatment
~ pleasant aud eg-tu, consult DR. MORRIS Hi.
success In rDH dc as begb greater than ofany other
physician Of his dsy Many have been for year, afflicted
restored 10 health aud ygor really scientific
Should personal inereu Objectionable state your disease
In wrngenciose i've dyiars-sddrsss Dr. W. w. HORRI4
through the Post Office, Nashville Tenn and package II ned
clnes securely put v privately with dispatch
foil directions tiereuth, and yHs4fions d,ied.
Persons living At distance ancted scros Old ~
letter, Cancers Piles fstua IN Auo. Gravel scprs
elects. disease whatever Of malignant
character, b. cured AZ home W consulting NORRIS
letter, post paid enclosing Fe Medicines pleasant and
safe, can BE- per man asy part ~ the United States
Particular attention sven the ofrae complaints
Ladies' Eho msy h. ametcd With Irregularities Hiour Abu'
whites Proapsus Utsrs FALLING Of the womb, would Do vel
70 lay aside III false deoaoy aua promptly consult The Doctor
Care4 tonrr1HLdG
~ Once over fn.ursnoe One Cedar street. The Posi-
Omce. Room, No. IL, " stairs oc3l-diy
~ Hkhmond ah.pseum.--rhs Committee this Iosutu
o have male arrangement. for course % Lecture. the sr
q ,s Asai@ % coy anes on IcsnI ne I2,h day q ",
MO: p. Baldwin, W aP r James,
Nv Voc Sso p 6ss r r,Sf Ne e pesce a. y.
Due notice ~ be n,sa ~. ums shs% s.eh lecture OH b
ftENrRAL ROAD OPES TO LrrLE TUSNEL.-On Monday
~ zs'h instant, The e.r sl sgo@sss running f'om The Lu
poT5 ssPsrln'sndsai, !
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Tux THEArRK.- Mr.. Cookbook made his third app..r.
ancc a, the Richmond Theatre on wedn. STAY night as
Hamlet Iii we'll known To be diRcut character to
enact but Mr. g. acquitted himself With credit The au.
dencc manifested their approval of his performance by
the strc,est Alteration, and frequent outburss OF
We have seldom snsuiisnce entertained with
play than that occasion. On Tuesday night We had
the pleasure of seeing Mr. CoulJoel in III. wnlov
Copsc." but learn that Il favor.biy received
an additional evidence OF which. is the fact tina, 1,
repeated last night beo:e large and highly
asscn,blagc.
Tonight is Mr.. C.s benefit Give him full house -
lie deserves IL Of play-sorg citizens The bill is
good one.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKER, Nov. %.

fLoUR.-Market steady and Rrm but active Sales
Of 400 800 bbls. from az SO 62l2 Car price
G so, receipts light and demand limited.
GRAIs.-The wheat market is active, and prices shade
better. Sales dny Of 600 700 bushels at lao las
cts. for red 100 To 65 for white closing firm IL
report OF yeaerday omitted mention sale Of 1000
bushels prime white aloat at l55. The market closed
irm Corn IL in good demand at 20 IL for white;
aud 20 to ~ for yellow u other articles Of produce there
is no change.
BsEr CArTLE.-No charge 10 prices. Wo quote 500
to S75 per loo lbs gross Live Hogs duh 300 to 575
Sheep g 90 10 I.bO.
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Navigation Of the Amazon.

We have noticed IN several journals a statement
In the effect that company IL in progress at New
FORK for the purpose of navigating the Amazon by
steam. IL would certainly be desirable to see the
riches of the Interior south America opened To the
enterprise of merchants by of the Amazon and
it, Immense trbutac>; but from the tenor OF the an
uouucrnent, and from What have heard infer that
the parties concerned have received and We appre-
bend have asked, leave of the Brazilian GOV
prosecute the enterprise We hope that this
may b. imputed Ignorance that that Government ON ms
the both banks OF the Amazon far a. the
frontiers Of Bolivia and Peru; that it has Port of entry
10 foreign commerce above Para aud has by law express
" forbidden the vessels of country perhaps those
of Peru, from ascending that river We eau hardly
suppose that knowing all this of our citizens will at
tempt violate the laws Of Brazil. Still less can
believe that any military naval expedition
will be set foot, will be allowed be set on
oot fir this purpose vol'tion of laws the Uni
ted States IT, however United States steamers should
proceed the Amazon the purpose Of car
rynG private and Of forcing passage up that riy
obvious that both vessel aud cargo will be liable to
seizure AMI condemnation. IL strikes that those who
might thereby suffer would have to COM
pain than would the OF Brazilian steamer aud
her cargo which might attempt to proceed To British
washed by the Columbia river supposing river
be able from its mouth those attitudes and lon
gitudes within which British territory may lie
We know not whether any negotiations have been un-
ertaken by Government for the purpose of obtaining
Tor vessels of the United States the privilege TO
gate the Amazon and its continents. IL, however, such
should prove be the fact hope it may We have
sufficient conf lencc in the saglcy OF those 10y whom such
negotiations have been authorized ec that they
be well that their would means
be promoted by any such rash adventures those
which We have refe red - Nat. Int.
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CIEcrIr CouKT-The Court engaged in the trial
OF the lr>hnan BrOgy. This will probably be
CONCLUDED before Thursday Friday. Ii expected that
the oil Filder-for bigamy-sill be taken up next
aud will probably conclude the The misdeneanor
the cummonw caltls docket will be tried ut
this The urors in the civil have al been dis
charged The District Court Of Appeals Of which Judge
Thompson is member, meets in Charlottesville the LIST
OF December.-Sdm,ioH Spectator, NoV. 23
The track of the Railroad is laid the immediate
vicinity Of this place, few hundred yards from the limits
OF the town.-B.
FANINE MlxIco.-By the recent intelligence received
it appears that actual famine exists in parts
Mexico, resulting from the failure OF the crops This is
particularly the the Departments of Zacaecas and
Durango The difficulty Of communication rendering the
transportation of provisions the afflicted districts very
cult, agSrdvaes the evil. IN Ilcateeas the only food
OF the poorer people pcky pears the of which has
produced dysentery, which has been fatal many The
multitude Of mcndcIuts received into the public hospi-
tails had given rise species OF puud fever, which had
nearly decn1ed the population. Even in the Valley Of
Mexico the scarcity has been severely felt aud the price
Of corn has greatly riseu.-Bah. diner.
The T. S. frigate SIranas" sailed from Norfolk on
Sunday.
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Ga "Wednesday evening, 2S instant IIuge,
Mr.. ALBFhT J.. WEST and Miss EMELISE NJ WOODsON, %
this city.
At cottage Grove Thursday October 1883 by
Rev VIM Et,tSooi. Mr ROHEHT .EWCOMB Miss AIsifRA
daughter Of Captain William Anderson, Of GIoueester
Virginia.
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The Wheat Crop of 80 auI 81.

1t was generally supposed that the wheat crop of
this year was most abundant one. 1t was more
than average yield We have doubt but it is not
likely that it has fully up t. the large cacula
tons that were made. From yarou, sections we
learn that it fallen short fully one fourth There
can be no installing that farmers throughout the
State have heretofore estimated the yield higher than
II turns out. They have done well however and may
be satisfied with good crop, at least These who
have sold, have generally realized more than ordna
ry price In the carly part OF the season quantities
OF wheat were disposed o. at from 81 to 81 % per
bushel. As the price advanced the quantity in mar
ket rapidly increased The sum Of 81 80 and = .C5
per bushel for wheat something 50 extraordinary
OF late years, aud offered such strong inducements to
farmers u avail themselves OF th1s, prices that
large portion Of the crop was at once thrown into
market Ii is reasonable to estimate then that the
quantity yet hands is not extensive. We have re-.
liable information from various portions Of the State
10 that effect. The time when most OF our farmer
dispose Of their wheat crop. il how nearly passed
and il purchasers holding back with the idea that
there large quantities yet to be sent to market,
they will very likely find themselves mistaken.
We can hardly hope for so large y eld Of wheo,
nett year have had this. The reasons arc
re
crops were largely increased, we nsy say almost
dubbed, by the use Of guano. This year they have
been unable to obtain necessary supply Of the art
Gle Rather than be imposed upon to the outrageou.
extent guano dealers were disposed TO co. they de
termined TO endeayor get along for this season with
out the use Of IT, The supply in the market appears
% have been much short OF that Of last yoar lie,
the tault be either IN q curalel supply or with spec
ulators who may have boarded II for the purpose o.
getting eKorbitant prices is mlnatcrial now The
season for making use Of guano has passed for tn,
present seeding, unless il be probably applied by
topdressng in the spring. which has 10 be sasCacto
Tily tested yet aud upon the success Of that plan
there Is contrarity Of opinion IL will certainly moi
be applied IN that way to q sufficient degree unde
the most favorable circumstances, TO have an equa
elect upon the growing crop.
In some Of the most productive wheat producn,
regions Of the State the fly has made it, appearing,
and greatly injured the crop already The quantity
Of land seeded Is probably less than the previous fall
and without unusually good season there can b,
but little hope that the wheat crop OF next year vii
come up 10 that Of the late harvest
lodge Mason, ugntsd States Minister 10 France accom-
panied BY he family sR ssi Ia the Pacific on the qeth
ns.nt
tAs weather ccutauostoo Cnsnnsd Tor slasgh.
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RICHMOND NARKEYS Noyrynrn %

lobACCO-Priee yesterday and I'm favor
and sight iuproNeuent pereeptbie both and
;" raise oar quotations corianee
Mes Lags at fS tS and :; Leaf fs IS oil Lug.
and very good ones s6A n ~ Common q. 10
fns tmS to ~ sne Manufacturing $IIk to ls
WIEArThere has change ,nc. oar Iaa opo
Prime u Il 81 -, and white A.
HESTER 4 WHITE, Com llercLapf,
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US Z Nj ENTS.
justice be done though tie Hcdrcns FdH!
METROPOLITAN HALL
An Appeal 90 the Citizen. Of Richmond!
GREAT ATTRACTION

THE BURLEsoUE OPERA TROUPE respectfaHg inform me
citizens Richmond Isy will give AnotbsT " inna
bic Metropolitan Hall, TITS tFRIDAY)
ning-ou Which occasion
Mrssrs ALBHRr ALLEN,
WILLIAM PARsow, snd
JOHN p. SMITH
have kindly consented ~ appear.
Having been ~ the tascsty of Messrs HAwORTH
HORrUS yfopfistorso Troupe,
parts vh all the funds they ttii mehod 81
making HONORABLE SErTLEMENT Of tatLNes the
city confidently hope that the
Hich bond will sustain IN this iaudable tnIft.
BRUDDER BONES tas MoOreD JAMES (aiiis HunerO With
all the talent o. the original Troupe u appear including those
Dcautifui and unrivalied Dsnseuses,
Mad, moiscue LEgOLLE sod Miss AUGUSTA,
who will this appear Of their most elegant
Admittance only 20 cents.
Doors hafpast 6-peTiofmance 10 Al three
quarters past o'clock no2t-t
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NEw BriLDISG-The extensive building Main street
prof sced by Messrs Kent Paine Kent "a fast progress
ing. IL will be an enormous From what eau
learn and Judging by the character Of the work far
will surpi anything Of the kind in this city in extent,
magnGceuce and strength Of construction. Every dif
Guilty which them the cst stage Of the work Is
overcome, not, hoSever, without considerable eX-
pcnse and delay It needed the ability which this large
hrn la, at command TO struggle successfully against
them.
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Nrf1s. hd'iors-Thc hiends Of the ri. hmond AMI
York RS,r Railroad graded to be a., rcd hy tho
proceedings oi public meeting held Ia King A Queen
county tina, the scheme has yet bceu abandoned IL
To he hoped that the people Of Richmond more con-
crne in this proposed Road than the peop. Of apv Of
the counties through which will pass or into which \,
may penetrate will not slight the urgent and DO lite ipvl
tn''n OF our fellowcitzens Of King Queen and de.
cline to meet them in upon subject Of vital in
tsrcst to the commerce oi Richmond
The advocate, of this road 70, at least eight wears h.
repeatedly pressed upon people tho importance. of
mature consideration OF the benefits which would rc.u
to Richmond from the of this road ,b nI
scheme yet devised thwar baltimore In her Brisr.,
erasps upon the territory Of Virginia for tribute Her or
iorts q navigate the Psmunkey aud the Mattipon by
steamboats, prove failure hut employ ing the clean
or means Of transportation In schooncrs sloops of rh
utait, reights lower than Richmond, cheaper port
ehsrges and lower commissions she will continue as here
ooe, 10 get the produce from these rivers and OF me-
ccsay, will supply the farmers with all they want In
's way, what iegi'ima,ely belongs US by contiguous
, ana ne a~s OF trade. has been for years, and
WI continue To be, hlched from by the greater COM
mereiai sagacity enterprise and orehourht Of the mrr
chants OF B,ltinorc Let the friends then at once cali
respectable and influential delegation TO the mee,iny n, no
held at King Queen Courthouse tn. 18th D.eeph.r
fou Mess's Editors and the other Editors OF the ci,y
can do much for any scheme that promises 80 much of
substantial benefit u city. p q n
| eS- viii all the City papers please copy.
/
friends Of the Orange aud Alexandra Railroad extension
10 Lynchourg met yesterday, (court day. Amherst
court honss The meeting VAS organized by appointing
Dr James Powell Chairman, aud Henry W Qiar.s Sc
erery The object Of the meeting explained by tho
Chairman, in short but forcble address. Abiding to
the benefits to bc derived from Railroads he stated thai
IN the year 1901 he had into possession Of lands in
the counties OF Patrick and Carroll for which he could not
get per acre, until the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
Rod was constructed, which, the nearest point is 40
miles from It. Now, will sell for than IS per
" -
We regret that space prevents a further notice OF
his remarks.
Robert Whitehead Esq OF Nelson the able aud indie.
megsoe advocate oil this road introduced Mr.
WAS listened to- with marked attention for IN. ,pace of
one hour and haif-ater which Mr. Ste, Claiborne of
Nelson arose aud delivered a most abb. and ,fi.,tiy.
speeeh-Whereupon the meeting adjourned after bayire
made up several thousand dollars in subscriptions
The citizens OF Amherst. who are becoming fully
aroused 10 tins great Improvement, have determined to
mold Free Railroad Barbecue Amherst Court House
on Saturday next, when we hope Lyuchhurs will be fully
repie'.nted--Ly "chb"rg Pirqaian, Nor. %.
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Tar Lirr RAILROAD AccIpr>r.The identity Of the uu
fortunate man who recently killed upon the City Point
Railroad, ia no longer matter of doubt mystery He
had located in city for nine days previous aud
tor part Of the timc had worked tailor in the
shops of Messrs A = Shacr and u. T. Halsey. lie gave
his name ford, and stated that in early life he had
followed the profession. lie down To CITY
Point for the purpose Of shipping sailor, he stated
sentcd being his birth place and home He entered in
the bsrque Hebron bound for Boston, of her
aud doubtless returning Petersburg for the purpose
vi making some hus for the voyage when
he with his untney end. His habits had been in
temperate during his sojourn in Petersburg Petersburg
ErpysSs.
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sS We sgree most entirely Nth the sentiments con
tained in the following S,ce and SECOND the mo,k,n
most cordially;
Fron, uc Piedmont WIFI, Nov 49,
MorIoS.The people oi Virginia have just Witnesses
an exhibition OF their own strength and prosperity the
mos; CRAFTY ing that could ~el be- Que that m
tell poweridy the future. perhaps for mary geuera-
lions The full vslu. Of this hsppy result cannot bc est
mated without pieturins to ourselves Tor moment the
probable or ds,strous one II is unnccc..
." the part Of the reader will paint upon his rc,na
the whole black catalogue Let him simply ask th, cues.
tion hos lie himself would have felt in the event OF a
result disastrous, uorinx his feelings so gall.
Ing to his PRIDE and citizen OF that which
was aud, Dec ro rs soon sgan TO be- the iaircst and
nob,est queen OF all the sovereign sisters.
Now that have had full time to congratulate our
selves upon the fortunate issue OF an
prize, Il cmincntly proper that should ask the
uon; To whom, among mortal instruments, are We chief.
" indebted for this full iruiton Of brightest hopcsS
Many have contributed thereto and all deserve our
gratitude. But there Is individual whom all acknow.
ledge To have been the ksg man. par erceiience of
the cuterpnAc the without whose efforts in all pro.
liability complete could have been attained
From thus opinion, have noticed one dissenting
voice Aud now, fellow ckcns shall the ptou the rich
the powerful State of Virginia do nothing to show her
gratitude To one whom all sckno~lcIge have emf
nently deserved r IL rank answer ia the
neg alive.
Having finished somewhat prolix prcarblc.
Nc come To our motion, which u follows: We move
that the farmers and planters and the whole people OF
Virginia, do speedily take the proper steps for
aud presenting 10 General William II. Rchard4ou late
General Agent 81 the State Agricultural Society some
sjy aud substantially valuable token OF their
FER his invaluable sciences in that capacity This is
motion-~ho seconds uy
In conclusion respectfully bat earnestly solicit our
editorial brethren the State to give their aten
ton TO this matter regardless Of humble source from
which II emanacs. We have been waiting in the hope
OF similar suggestion b,ng made in more uaucn-
tai quarter only speak because We fear that
any further delay would To- Iuinous.
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SuPREuE Cove o. APPEALs.-The FA term Of this
Court closes to-day IL u supposed that Judgment will
be rendered tie petition Of Lewis t. Montague for
trial. before the adjournment. oar readers must be
already that Montague stands convicted nd under
sentence Of death for the murder Of e.. e.. Thompson
Petersburg. Tue Judgment Is looked Tor with much
anxiety
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LOUISVILLE MARKET, Nov le.
Sales of ~ hhds tobacco d$i Us, II 60 a5I5,
3 at 5 IS q 10, and at 8 IS Z %.
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lodge Mason. uOnied States Minister to France accom-
panied By he family I'LL ss Ia the Pacific on the goth
nss.nt
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NV REPoRrEn DgTAtcArfONs ~ Wal SrEEtr--Tl,ete
va quite no excitement he Wall street yesterIty among
the Officials ofthe different banks in consequence of the
enormous deiilca'ons which have ilst come IN light
clerk 10 eaiing bank Of tie city reported deulter
~ ai institution igr about lsO, 900. Another bank In
voc street y minus 10000. In the shape of defaca-
'n ana si another 10 tie street u minus 600 900
70 'he same way. Wehavo not yet learned the parcu-
7 OF tho ht two named defalcatons but the first VAS
eiu'e by the stock specuatons Of tie individual referred
TO, and hs tfend n tho ,feet This clerk Il also aid
70 De implicated IN robbery Of hills from the
coulter OF the bank. The cashier received yesterday
ee' ron an anonymous source, Offering return the
pcass" Eoet lees $4,000, ifno questions wers asked
ahd no preceding rcs0fted 10 =. the balance
ney Wall street j. bad place for weak heads. and II
we HhoIo truth was kn0Tn. single bank has escsped
ncAy losses ny the empi0ns presented for spoouitOns
In iancy sloeks.-N y HsrsLd, l9h.
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CrEcUr CoUm-JaiJc M,rcdM This Court il stl
engaged with civil business aud will be until the clo'e Of
il term. There ofpublic importance the
cket.
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vlNHUsTEgs SALE LAND Ny virtue Of Deed
By Uegrgs Hay, Charles ~ Moore and Thomas ~ Allison,
d.sd the It dag q Janus 1851 500 q sscod Ia the orl
once OF Charles Cy county TO The ~ securing
certain sums o. money therein named 70 John y stare wh
they have failed 60 and the fsd John r.
qued o. me 70 close The said Trust shall, the hrli day u
January nest i-tl In mont Of he
~ Court House, offer public auction the highest bidder
cash. the tract parcel u Land lying
being sid q Charles City,
acres adjoining the lands others
land bought ~ the said Hay Moore Anon,
The TIE 90 said land believed be good but sne
shall only convey such title u vested 10
boq5-ol5Oi WIN. ". TAYLOR, Trustee.
iRGINIAi In Au,eia County Court 2Jih october
The last vi ~ REUBEN Hanton deceased
being this day admitted and
faction q this Court william W Lyon, the
therein nsmsd u nhabitant % this Commonwealth II ~
ordered he he held
Thursday December whether he viii
upon burthcn q execution fald will And
II Il ordered that coPy o. this order be Published Rich
Wing week for four weeks succevey and posted
A. the frunt door 81 the Court House u Ibis county
no15-iawtw Teste. v. N. COLEMAN, CLERK.
TEACHER wANTED.A southern lady Of sSpsrisnce sni
N a0ity, TO teach the Isher kngih branches In female
who otter testimo ais rsfrrencea ibrrat salary
vii be given. Address r. j. stevensve King Queen Va
BOI5-u2u
upIos.-Nsv rice, landing add g! safe by ...-
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The other members Of the Committee wLo we're prc.cnt
ahl gave urir 7inc'iDn n this Report, wcreC,n Tnos
hpC Jones Of ftriIt; Gen. Peter ~. Stsonberscr Of
MASON WIN. u. Harrison, Of Prince George - Joln,on
DnOour, o. Orange anI Hugh N. Nel'Dn, Of Clarke
County.
he Report was then received and the Committee con-
tnued fOr the -aae service
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NJ ARRIEn

The l. S. frigate S.ranas" sailed from Norfolk on
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-28

40 feet beam; depth Of hold 81; diameter oi
wheel 80 feet; length Of buckets lO5. With
ballast in her, as at present, she draws II
feet water. Her bottom is moderately sharp,
and she is one Of the strongest vessels in the
port. The hull was built by Messrs. Perrine,
Patterson g. Stack, Of Wlliamsburgh, and
the engines by several builders under the
oversight Of Capt. Ericsson himself.
1t is not necessary here to add any refec-
tons on the consequences to flow from this
great invention. As we have already said,
we do not think the Ericsson will prove a
fast ship.-But the New Motive Power is as
well established with 0 miles an hour as with
90. Larger cylinders will be put into other
ships, and speed will be attained which will
leave steam as much behind as it is now sur
passed in economy, safety and convenience.
In this mighty revolution, the palm of honor
belongs to the inventor, but no lit.le credit
is due to the gentlemen who have joined him
in bringing ont the Caloric Engine on such
a scale, prominent among whom we may
name Messrs. Edwin w. Stoughton and John
b. Kitching. Nor do we desire to conceal a
satisfaction which our countrymen will uni
versaly feel, that the New Motive Power has
been brought out in the United States.