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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Feb. lo-6PA n.
RRlADerrFYs -rour-he market was duh, with the
urn Of prices In favor Of the purchaser though IN Q
General way without quotabe chsnge In prices. Tho
about 1000 600 bbh., u about
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VA srTFD-APERsOr TO INVEST IN OPENING A
juvenile refrsshment and concert town. such
insure patronsse Of rcspectsbiy Address rerps
spgb ~ pEes days dwld 9lss
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TOM HOOD, WILLIAM WILL. sIa " 1 S,SaSS CHARLES NJ
A Poem by Tom Hood,
Never before published furnished by William Bu,sa
Esq, of Buttons Theatre.
"The Old Oly
Remniscence.
By Charles N. Waloot ESQ, of Walacka
Penny theatres. by W. Brough
And sn original and powerfully written Of city lie
entitled,
Are portion Of the attractions of he number Of the
Theories Of DR.. Bmdells murder.
The Death Shadow.
Letters from correspondents
SUNDAY COURIER.
washngons birthday
SUNDAY COURIER
All Sorts
The Dea,h Shadow.
Opposed to civilization on. - :, ,,,,n,r.
Bennett In a ball room.
The Death Shadow.
Mayors Message srxp,v oorp,pp
Mud misery and murder.
The Death Shadow.
Buchanan's Cabinet.
SUNDAY COURIER.
Matilda Heron in new character
The Death Shadow.
SUNDAY COURIER.
-. n..,, s,..o.. Miserable msers.
Price, three cents per copy.
For sale everyvhsre
Agents viii do well 70 leave their orders In season, 70
avoid the occssoned by the unparalleled
JAMES L. SMITH co.
is spruce street.
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DruRgists' Fancy Articles Exclusiveay.-
Unrivalied stock for spring of 1867.


WING Teeth, FeTIu1neW BKeaeH una ne1u
uful COMPLEXION be acquired by using the balm Of
thousand nowersn Beware Of esunisrfes Tho Immense
and nposures Be each bottle signed FErRIDGE
Co. Franklin square N. Y For sale by all druggistA
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Hill, Inimirable Cutter of Hair and Nhia-
kers. No Barclay street Hair dye four shings box,
black or brown.
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Youth ana Beauty Meet,
To chase the glowing hours with flying feet-BYRoN.
Ladies' wish white san kid and bben gaiter boots
and spp ers parties India rubber
shoes for this delightful weather, patrOnize
j. B. MILLER CO., 1A Canal street
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fNARROTERS ARE ABOUT;
NJ Look out.
Reaches and bedbugs zoo are out;
Put them 70 rout
With Lyons powder, wondrous stuff,
That gives all insects auanum suf.
LYONS magnetic powder aud pulls for vermin 42i Broad

HNEW PEOPLE IN EUROPE
II Ever drink water habrually. II Is impossible. Ira
yeers country for The different
caes their chemical constituents that
char 60 Of the other III health Hence Tho
necessity either for combining with wholesome
WALKING agent for substituting psatble beverage
may be with freedom and satisfaction, and yet
produce nothing genial heahfu physical effects II
n this brought such popular the genuine
London dial gin, imported by 4. T.. MESSENGER 4
CO. that unlike the base limitations of which
rspuous endeavor thrust the unsuspectng is
and nded the most ushed
superior for medicinal well social
purposes MesseDg London cordial is Of tn se
sound reliable always useful articles that discreet family
should be without and il imported only by X. H. Messen
Co 80 Fulton street and sold by the druggists at Doc
and 81 for pint and quart bottles
STEPHHNS BRILLIANT RED WRITING FLUID,
- than ntp teDths of the carmre sold fourth
tho price For copying letters bv machine this article 10
eqsal to any coping ink HENRY STEPHENS, Nb Perl
street. New York and London Sold by the principal sta
ttsnerB.
ry,O NERVOUS sUFFEREas-A RETIRED CLERGY
man, restored 10 heath in days, AFTER Of
suffering anxious make knox the
Will send free the prescription used Direct To
John II. Dagnai SO Fulton street Brooklyn.
W HIaKERS AND MOUSrACHES FORCED TO 0ROW
w weeks. by my ouguept which will MOI stain in
the skin bottle sent TO any part Of the country
r. q. GRAHAM, 600h Broadway, zeiber. ~ souA hrS
PhilRdalDhiA
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sr. sSs'"S' '0''r'a % A''Dr' h0S s"''s'' ''
Smithsonian House, Brcndway-Ea0toA Ac-
sss on os =
Clothing at Who,csnle.-Web beg to inform
Southern and Western dealers clothing that stock d
sgri.g and summer wear now complete and On sale
Of Spe and fashionable cohrs have season got
large quantity Of medium and low priced s:ods ass
lowest figure IN the trade. d. DEvLN co..
Youth ana Beauty Meet,
s'f
ssd slippers for balls and parties Ind. rubber boO and
shoes for this MILLER GS Isl Canal street
Closing Sale.
.ep OF s Of 70 owe e
The store corner Of Broadway and BroSe street on the
s 'ss piece. S Tea Sissss sss
lee per dozen u l5 champsenes VI ~ wines Ssc and
p eSn ware &c. coy
S6l and o63 Broadway.
powder defiance locks and bars Depot 01 Pearl
sseet one door below Hsade. Lane,
Druggists' Fancy Articles Exclusively.-
'n''''' G stS Fl s'S,n ssaHss co. Nassau ..
White Teeth, PerfuneA Breath and Beau
;S complexion can Be acquired by ssns the balm q
Ssse Of Se Ss: SoasS ou ho Of
and npostures Be sure each bottle Is signed FErRDGR
CO.. Franklin square n Y. For sale BY all drugsistA
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Wigs and Tonpees
the best hs world made sold and applied at No. 80
Heckers' Farina Jeily.-This Wholesome
and delicious article is served with rich dali, at
TAYLoRs Saloon 1865 Broadway corner Of Franklin street
Cyistadoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupses
privately applied, at No 6 Asor Honss
IIspu uasu,Ss~ bIe Cutser NJ Husr .rd XUpnss.
kers No Barclay street Hair dye four shilngs box,
Rupture Cured BY Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical
cure truss. A No. ~ Maiden iane. New York
Gouraud's Original italian Soap Cures all
Ss s
ment @ Wsker street near Brosawsy Mrs HAYES Brook
Boston, &c.
HolIoway's P1ns-Dy spepsa, the National
complaint Of this country vanshes before The searching pnr
pills simultaneously upon the stomach the liver and the
Murray Il Lanman's Florida Waser.-The
P%s Of @ . Die |. .s Il s ing
and seen. IN vos DAT
X%eTss rs q =. fora. ssss e Sold By
New York. and BY an druslLs, at soc: per bOtiie.
DIR. Baron spolasco, SIS Broadvv.y.-Your
casken are the best medicine Known They cured me
ISAAC TAFT. sootmaker Broadway.
Notice I'm Consequence OF the gnprecedent-
ed demsnd all psr& Of the United for Booth
Sedgwck London cordial gin arising solely from the merits Of
the article without advertising part various hrespon
sble dealers this and other cities been
jealousy and envy the tremendous dem and and
gin they finding with all respectable and
the Union The acknowledged daily aang
msnd and the annexed certificate from OF eminent
chemisis DR. j. r. Chiffon. and the article ITSELF viii
tried show s superior and medicinal qualities beverage.
CERTIFICATE.
Nessrs SNrsoS Bios 10 Beaver street New York-Gen-
emenI have aualized your Booth sedgwick medicaed
London cordial gin. and find thai only
gredicnts usually found In the best kinda GIN
vegetable matter which renders II medicinal and whole
some the article generally sold uuder the GIN
JAMES n. CnrLros. N. d., Chemist.
NEW YoRK, Dec IL, 1855. -
Importers OF wines brandes &C. for sale from bonded
va
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-WIgs and Toupees
the best In he world. made sold and applied ct No 80
Broadway
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Rupture Cured by marsh Il Co.'s Radical
cure truss. No. ~ Maiden iane. New York
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Assem Dly


kooT
ne session consu med In debating tho Slockbridse
Indian biD
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ArOTfCE-THE MEMBERS or TEE JAMES NULL.
~ Guard are requested 70 meet hesap usr,er- No
iD Grand street on saturday evening February sight
O'Clock precisely Punctusl attendance nnbers i 20
licited. JAMES DOYLE. Rssv.
VETERAN CORPS OF 1872 IAN ADJOfRNRD NEFT
irg Of the Will be held this ry,dsyD svesiss Feb
a. al Reens Fourteenth Ward Hotel, 0raSd snd
Elizabeth streets at O'Clock make Srsngeue.ts for
the birthday OF the Father a CournsV Crwal
Geotge Wssbingon ON Monday The I'D dag q fesrusry
Isaac N. PHrrr Adjuiant
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Cyistadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees
n superior order. Wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied, at No 6 Astor Honse
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DlRTNFR wANTED.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN,
hctcuthy acquainted with the Importing and domestic
stationery burmese with general knowledge OF the trade
corneced herewith both nouth and West z DESTROYS Of
meeting with person Of means with view n forming
rartnership In the above line would be willing 70 take
Responsible position In first class wholesale house Direct
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Hecbers Farina Jeily.-This Wholesome
delicious article Is served up with rich dali,
TAYLoRS Saloon 365 Broadway of Franklin street
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DARrNrR wAHrEp-ssoo- YOUNG NAN WITH
the above amount IN cssh u invest safe and
abe business and who produce satisfactory references
may address r. U. O., Herald Office.
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aFEOhAA. NsIrrUs1e.

4 FEsTlVAL-FOR tn BENEFIT OF THE LADIES
N Charitable Society ats cbed It Marys church. for tn
relief of the will tai place sa'urdsy Feb II
ut ho Apollo Rooms, 40 Broadway ~ O'Clock in the eve
Ding Icket % cents IN be had Of the lady thu
OF he church. and the door the evening 81 tn
festival.
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NOTICE OF DisSoIUTreN or CoPARTNERsHTP--
The copertnes dp heretofore existing under the
~ NaJte hnl erocers, in the city OF View York, "
ed BY mutual ccnso All the debts and liabilities N The
seo trm wtl be paid BY william WAITE, at 500 Fourth street
WILLIAM WAITE.
LEWIS r. HILL.
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Notice I'm Consequence OF the gnprece den,

DIR. Baron spolnscO, So Broadwsy.-Your
caskets are the best medicine Known. They cured me
ISAAC TATE 8ootmaker Broadway.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
" experiments, by Professor Du N-subjccss treated IA
por Mar and scientific manner. lie will deliver lecture IN,
Frdsy) evening at Irving Hall xr FOURTH avenue NJ e-s
twenty fourth ard Twenty h str~ss. al oc,oo
Rec GEMS Admission q cents, children half pric~ fam
uckes on. An hour thus spent viii not be host
7 FCrrRF-By rHoT y. xEAGHyR ON FRrDs,
IL evening February -, 1851, At he 1y ceur, gesv Hose
Yonkers Sublec'1le. rmee and Genius r~rS~s f,.fr
neil" Doors open att o'clock lecture ccmmssoe At 5
Tickets cry cen's.
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skin defoes poudre subtle uproots hair rouge Orient
cream, lily white hair dye and restorative at the old establish
81 Walker street, Broadway; Mrs Hayes Brood
bn; Calender Philadelphia Bates Id Washington stree
Boston.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14
Tnx PowrsnIxk MusDra.-P. Q. xosief,

| THxPowEsnIEx MrADER---P, 9. Aosief, ol
Homer, Ill, has identified she bodies of ihep per.
sons murdered IN Roseshiek scoaziy, . month
lprtwc since. The victims are A. J. and Nancy
D. .CAstesi, brosleriniav and sister of said No
sier They we're on their way from Indiana to
Boone county, Iowa. They had With them four
horses, two Of which they were driving and
two we're led. The wagon and horses are thug
decribed, with The hope that the description may
lead to . detection Of the murderers. & The i'm
preston of Mr.. " is that the murder was COM
mitted between 0skaloosa and Pella, and that
the bodies we're taken back half days journey
70 siude detection:
q. The wagon was heavy two horse wagon
With very high side boads, narrow track, the
running gears painted dark red, and the bed
dark blue and green, and had been run about.
one year. The Bed had cieats across the bot
tom, and the tive middle ones extended out and
had steps fixed on them. The horses were four
large likely horses, two being hitched to the hind
end of the wagon three OF them were sorreIs,
and the other dark bay or brown. Two OF
them rather light sorfefs were horses about I6
hands high, toferably well matched, and s
years old, the other sorrel is a mare, years old
past, and very large Of herage Iearst l6a
hands high, curbed in both hind legs, and one
Of her fore feet slightly turned in The brown
Is mare, about l54 hands high, long bodied, |
and cot in very good plight. lig5sFF m
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

AsornrR BRrDer. "A bridge across the Mis-
sissippi river is now being built at St, Paui--to
be 1900 feet In length, and 10 feet in heigth,
to allow steamers In the highest stage Of water,
to pass underit. Its intended to be complet-
ed bY the Autumn Of lS61 ~
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IL MAGNIFICENT "TURsoyr.n--In no city in the
Union do women dress more ey.rayagantly than
in San Francisco, as general thing, while
many of our 'sfastcr" danes indulge in the most
''sg orgeous array possible. Aslady acquaint-
arce of ours appeared on Montgomery street, a
costliness and splendor, we have never seen
eqaalled' Our curiosity 70 know at ~batan ex-
penditure Of money she had been in procuring
all the fnery with which her person, was 'iIlus-
trated," on. this occasion, induced US to make the
inquiry propria persoid, when the lady very
ecompiacently gave as the Following bills Of items
and costs ;---si sls9i1 20 iesss.G re stssts
Dress (he oest material Of course, s225,oO
g noak, saas emDr9'dsrea tos sss. - .si isS'eo
.ai ve,(Ceantillag gsssaa Il ;9sso 5S SEE 1900 1900
Collar, tBrasselsniacc, ., srs s-ts.,s ~ $500
= Saiters' S p gz'asy 81, a .ssaoii aa.7 500
Cloves dipped With lace, esas z'ee7q 1900 1900
: Belt and buckle, 4 IL orgflo sess $500
Ear rings, 1dnniond cluster, ,,s az, ,-45O,0O
p Breast pin, .a do, do. ~ = ~ GoO,0o
i Watch, lset With diamonds, sp and ..,,.r
Chain. - -. He@@<l5+t lntlG360O 90
Four diamond finger rings, estimated >
gsvaiue, aa3 q 10 ~ tg a-ucs 10000
AZ sanelsss e :, garments not visible to .,s
'' tara % aistiad vi. oo,oo
/
'a2l Total, 7sssa ssitasg a5eq ts4a! 1ss, 400
y Reader, this is nogfaBcy picture! There are
hundreds of wonep in San francisco who launch
even deeper into tue folly Of fine dress and
"show," than does the lady whose "fxings," we
have above described. Is il to be wondered at,
then, when such enormous sums are squandered
by wives and daughters. that We have SO many
petitions in bankruptcy, 70 record In Sah Fran
CISCO e Esa A--z-zz..... - z--a2- Il
fng Correspondent Of the Boston, Traveller
speaks of Senator Douglas improved appear
ace since bis marriage 49,,
| Senator Douglas appeared in his seat to day.
\ for the first time this session. The greatest
possible Improvement iss visible in his appear
ance since his marriage. Last session he wore
| ii-trimmed whiskers; long hair, turn down col.
lar, seedy diess coat and had decidedly shah.
byiook Now his facesis clean shaveds his col.
Jar stands stiff and glossy, his ,Iipnen looks de-
cidediy respectable, he wears bis hair much
shorters than usual, and to- crown all, he APP
pears inca new suit of black, a-neat fitted frock
Ilnsssad Of tho shabby old dress coat, and looks
about ten years younger than ever.
Bsor's Healing Embrocation- -sonderfulin its
soPeratiops--alwsys safe and sure. -
~ stssxe3 t-sa .sssrs a ~
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IS = - A MECHANIC.
..nifaIuIiI,,,. .Nonsense. !


q One of the so9-disant Democratic papers here
abouts in speculating on the material of Mr.
Buchanan's Cabinet, trots out Daniel s. Dick
tenson, Of n, Yssto be the Secretary Of State,
II talents unchallenged, principles unwaver~
ing, democracy ,undopbted, craftsmanship exalt-
ed, patriotism unexcelled. experience lifelong,
intellect clear, powerful and matured, are the
proper qualifications for the able and honorable
discharge of the duties of that station, DANIEL
S, Dickinson Is THE MAN. A tower of strength
to Tie Democratic party, q fame of fire against
its enemies, name and fame. like stars set in
glory, win be written in letters Of Immortality.
This is a climax of nonsense not often reached,
and TO any man who is at all conyersant with
the political history Of the times, and particu-
iarly of the State of New York, it viii be a
cause Of amusement, to think this old Fossil q
second edition Of General .Cass, with less than
onc-half Of Casss ability as a statesman, should
be brought forward now for the most response
BILE office in the power Of the Executive to give'
1 soh, carry me back to Old Yirginny," For
4 Secretary of State What nonsese. sfi
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

Il Theve is now living, the Philadelphia Journal
says, a short distance from that city. the only
surviving nephew Of the illustrious patriot Mad
Anthony Wayne. He is likewise the only one
left Of the Dartmour prisoners who were cap
,tured by the British feet in the war Of 1914,
and is now at the advanced age Of. seyenty-six
years. ia o. 80 & Ht 4. & m a Grs
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

The depot buildings, machine shops, &C., Of
Georgia Central Company in Savannah, are said
TO be the most extensive Of any in the United
States. They cover 81 acres Of ground, and
cost &a0O. .OO0.. -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

Man .K1rIKD At PEkr. - A snan sshose name
we did not learn, in the employmsnssef T. D.
Brewster, Esq, of Peru, was killed on Monday.
last While driving team he slipped and fell
under the wagon, and one of the wheels pas.
sing over his body killing him instantly.
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7'si'ss's 2 e q a'I.s " llEsa lFla(ts 20
sstie sfeiea osia4ssraos = aassaam oN9
e yssas - ssesp7 sss Ts'sS}7y s7esli
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HAwK-EYr AND TELEGRAPH.

~ on rous orARp.-Too much precantion
tcsnnot he taken u the present time, in rcgasd
70 the too frequent practice Of laying down hot
ashes Id ! cariess manner We saw an instance
Yesterday morning which might have been dis
asirons in is effect, in > house on the North
Hill. pan containing hot ashes had been set
down On the porch; the FIRE was soon eommu-
nlcated 70 tile floor which, At the time We sav il
was 10 blaze. Fortunately some dozen boys
from tho school house rushed to the spot .and
tesring away the FIRE prevented much nischief.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

DEATI FROM FALLING os Ice Mrs. Corrigan
of this place. while walking on the ice near her
home, on Sunday last, was killed By faiGng and
fracturing her sknA. She leaTess family Of
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

Fhey had d mouse hunrefa Bridgeport, sYt.r
1.-TWO IErtins of mensand boys 70 the number
forty, each participating. A. 2 result one par
" reported about eighteen bushels Of rats and
mice slain Being about four bushels more than.
the other party, they xererdec!sred ivietorious,,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

u ~ What say the Printers of this city to .
cele6ration the coming annisersaryo Of Frank
Inns birth day, Jan. l7th? Shall We have re-
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Boston Boot and Shoe Store.

NEW NEOHE !...Ncw Goods !-On Jeher-
IN son street, nnderths Barrt House.
~ The undersigned would respectfully call the attention
OF the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity 70 hs STOCK
Of select and fashionable Boots and Shoes Of every
description. i4FS -
fayhs been engaged for several years At the East In
fhr OF the very incest OF the above fabrcs
he IL thereby by his knowledge and experience
In the business TO select such goods Will be sure to
give the most perfect satisfaction, both a. style
And durability all OF which viii be sold at the very
lowest posslh,e prices. a
Please sai and erdnfae before purchasing elsewhere
nuvle-,iAwU ~ 10 G. II. SWEETSER. 3
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The Supreme Court at
its recent session at indianapolis, Indiana, de.
cided that all property used for schools and coll
ege purposes, by individuals Of societies, shall
be taxed as other property in the State is taxed
The statute exempting school property from
taxation was construed as applying only to
THAT purchased and used for common school
purposes, paid for and supported out of the gen.
eral fund of the State. tas -
cY Col Benton, who was born in North
Carolina, studied in Virginia, entered the army
for year. plactced law in Tennessee, edited'a
a paper in Missouri, and served as her Senator
from 1921 to 1851 Col Benton is. in the 74th
year of his age, and is probably, take him ah
in all, the most remarkable man in the nn-
.tion. +,
pa The custom house records show that of the
30,o55 slaves imported into the United States at
Charleston, S. c. in the four years extending
from January lst 1904, to Dec. slst 1907, Great
Britain sent us 19, $40 in her own ships
u BgnLNaroN, Jan. 9Th, 81.
! Mr.. EpIToR IL thought it would not be out
Of place to address an inquiry through you, how
/ should obtain certain public documents, that
L very much need. 1 can find them in the pos
session Of most Of our public men, lawyers, doc
tors, &C., through the attention of members of
congress. You are aware that laboring men and
mechanics, like myself, have but little commu-
nication with these gentlemen. If these docu-
ments are prepared from the nations treasury,
il would seem that our manufacturers and me-
9chanics, should receive some attention beyond
the numerous speeches Of demagogues, for poll
teal effect. I have resided in Iowa fifteen years
and been somewhat extensively engaged in man
ufacturing, giving employmentto over one hun
dred men, and have never received a congress
sional report of any kind, save q patent office
Report from ex-senator Dodge. l find, on in
quiry, that this has been the experience of ma
ny of our mechanics. If our representatives
suppose this class of their constituents suppose
donot read, let them inquire who purchase val
liable hooks from our booksellers, or let them
place these documents there for sale, and learn
who purchases them? Ihope the time will come
when the men here referred will receive their
share Of attention beyond the eve of election.
Yours truly, .s AroG
IS q ss A MECHANIC.
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The Newburyport Herald says that from ls
70 20 vessels have been empdoped during the
past season in carrying sand from Ipswich 10.
Boston. They have averaged 5000 70 yes.
sel, or 10000 for the season. The busines is
Increasing cyery year. F
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Indianapolis eontsins churches cnoughto seat
the entire population. Is