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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

Ii,hed the popular Song Girondn" beautifully EN-.
Aphonse Van'y Of Paris This Song the only adopt
ed by the Committee of Arrangement and az the
grea ng held the Park April 3D. Price
Is cents. ATWILL, 2ol Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

VyrO LET-sUITEs OF ROOMS, CONsISTING OF
pirlo and bed with private tables for families
sso single rooms for gcntsmen with breakfast and te he
house is newly furnished and lighted with thrcoghcut
Ao provided with warm cold sud shower baths Apply
SGT Houston street. N. B-Don't move this May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

CTATEN ISLAND PROPERTY. TO LET AND
- for Sale several Houses and Cottages delightfully."- sit
paed in the villages, ef Temkin'yls and within
walk Of the Ferry. Rents from $50 $500
One large House with excellent garden suit BILE
for Boarding House, to Let Apply to r WOLFE Wolfes
Hotel, Tomkinsville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

II Mr. Hawkins, late OF the British Queen
Hotel c. H. and since then steward Of the Washington
he will hear Of something his advantage, and W. j.
late bark Courier. Call before the end of this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

VIZ o,u
Two GROCEkS DRY GOODS DEALERS; AND
l. ohers-To let. the Fourth corner OF Twenty
fta with aenteel dive ling attached 1t will be
found be admir- bly, adapted for either OF above bune
situated large hborhood IL has
been occupied for several years as family grocery doing an
and profitable business ANY desirous OF
embarang 10 either of the above businesses will find the
sent eligible opportunity Rent moderate Apply to D..
EVANS 10 City Hall Place. Twenty fifth second hou,e
Of Lonr fLnuen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

NNANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTAbLE
w Protc tant womsn TO do chamber WORK pd sew
rg or to take Of children The best Of city references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

III ORsES FOR SALE,-A PAIR OF WELL MATCH:
horses hands high end years old kind
in nge and double harness good travellers Have been
driven By the present for the last lnca the cty
Price $500 To be the stable New door
nhnye Reayer Alsn. Rarnne he and Harrcss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

NARrENTER'S SHOP TO LET THE PREMISES
~ Nos aud Hudson street, near Chambers street.
They have occupied for the business for number
OF yetrs past Erqure at 81 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

w ANTED IMMEDIATELy--A GOOD SHIP OR
Bark u load in the lin- for New Oteins Apply to f.
X COLLINS. &c Snnfh e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO-
w nan situation do general house work chamber
work prvre fmy Good referencelcan be given She =
excellent wash aud roner and is willing make hrrsef
sefu ia any kind Of work She for three days
n this sdveI Please enquire at 43 KIM
the q hf,f fnnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

HOUSE TO LET-23d STREET, BROOKLYN.
"A the Greenwood Cemetery, containing ~ rooms
Of land distance from the Hamou Ferry Ia
miles Rent $500. Enquire DR. MARTIN, ITO Broadway,
efxlra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04
The Cotton Trade.
We annex the Liverpool classification -

Receipts Of ports of s. since Sept l. ls47. 67s So
Z" g Same period last year, Asst Az
" ' year before, ,55l.l6
Exports from u s. since Sept. l. ls47. e63 %
:" same period last year. &. =. .. 6Sl so
e haze n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

ITNION COURSE, L. L-TROTTIN,
~ WeaneEdy, April 8. AT o'clock r Al
bstweea the celebrated hossss Lady Sutton and VI,
mile heats IN harn-,s !. Whelpey nsm~s br ma
Sutton; John Case x. Voscauo, peer The e.
will leave South Ferry Brooklyn. for coure At hsifpast
O'Clock and after the each sv
IS The will without regard
to this weather Season Tickets S. be had Of sece-
tarv ati tbs Office. L. GREENE Proprietor.
JACOB 4. pLATT. AUCTiONEER-HARDW
Cutlery Fancy Go ds Clocks LootIng GLASSES Cfy
Made G. Id Jeweiry, &c JACOB T. fLATr will SELL TIL,
day, above by catalogue lots assorted goods
ing Of Hardware such pad and plate locks hinges files
cads wood pocket 100 clocks spoo hsns
cotton, pocket aud knives cards and DOZENS aw
blades English and German silver and American lated table
aud tea ipoons tea trays and pans; snue pksands wte
se' compa,ses pyer dyices butcher shoe, ind bread
glass ,tor, sa,s isn,rn sd sns ,%. in booI.
cuItn rings gmbsts, round bolt plate locks knife elem
e jack chains guns pistols powder asks
ASP eccotdio,s, wallets. rea buitoDs, hat
Tons, ncv h. oss oons anu rng,sn x goa, os
tact, g jeSeiy studs drops neck ace1 pins.
watch chans ear drops spspses Sc Also 1900 table
knives and forks and ~ o'clock 100 gold
| Conn E at,or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04

WANTfD "A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w young Woman 20 do Chamberwofk and assist ia the
Washing aud take OF oh dr.n The best
city reference Please call No i2 Eighteenth stree
few doors from Broadway the 9Th Avenue NO OBJ
iections n o n short dists-ce in the
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12

baft onbinst. ats er ion inuisli6 biaiet.-
Sisfss iino einiss pon meinen urfa6en, ma.
rum ib nibt fur ben GaB llimmsn eann.-
ilno ih bcffs. Die oufribtisen Bhrsern pon
unfrm altsn SbluBelifein ces @ew6Ibss
wtreen es wObl erpdgen uno reifib oaru'
Der reheftirsn. ebe cas iie ibre Stimmen fur
@ab unc Srei' 9ancsI einss9eben psroen.
8onnen mir. aIs penrfpIuanier, weeen
elmer partbd. ale unisre SntsreBen Su cen
uler @inoeu bes t6immels auswerfsn? lno
eas fogar, spnn Der Subrer Der partbei
nitt auf cine redtIibe Bsifs nOminirt mur
be SD, boffe nibt!
SD babe nod anoere tlrfaden fur meins
eaufbabn. foIte aIs @a6's Qnfidtsn BIN
ii6tIib Der Sra9e Der SeIapersi. Slnfisn
uno 5arbors. M.-Da msin 8risf aber
iest ftcn Idnser it, ols ib tattt oae er
iein Wurpe. 70 muB i'd eabtr Sum SbIuBe
fommsn. DEF; msins Msinungen iino in
Der Gle sufammen aeporfeu. iie fino ater
aufridtia uno rsolit semsint unc onertonnt.
Der Sbrise, u.f. no. 6. Mpers.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12

8enoal, elmer Der 6erausaebsr ees 81.
.. pieapune, Der iett DsutfhIaue bsreif,
srSdblt auf cine broli9e Bsife wie Ct bic
8sife Don G6In nadb 6amburg (etwa 800
MeiIen) auf Der Gifenbabn aIs alltinissr
Snbaber zines 8arren5 9emadt. 1Is r
am @oluer Depot gefragt murbe, in petder
&lafie Garrsn er feinsn Sie su nrbmsn
phnf6e. 9ob er auf Yinfiemanisr Sur 1nt.
mort erfer &laTs. in Der Msinuna. oariu
Die beffe @efeaf6oft ansutrsffen. @a6osm
CT elnseftie9en. muets sr iscoh su fsiner Ser.
wunoGuns wabtnsbmsn, oaB Die paiIasiere
aue in bic anbern &arfn sinsen. ion aber
in feiner 9ioris olIsin IirBen. unb fsiner
perion nur siniae f6tue une priifsnbe ali.
de fdenften. go fsbr er fi6 itsr biss fcns
cerbars 8enehmsn ben &cpf serbrad, fcnus
ts er. wsssn tlntsnntniB Der beutfbenGpra.
DE, bod Su fsinr aussnbIidIihen grfIir'
un9 9eIan9en. unb CT mu6te iid irei cage
in isinsm sinfamsn Gafig eebuIoen. ebe er
sinen Dclmstftr fano. Der ibm bas Gdtb,
iel lefen fcnnts. "Mein 6err," tstebrte
i'm biefsr. "ss fdrint Sbnsn unbsfannf ,u
iein, oo6 man in Dsuifdhlane aewobnt ii,
nur 9efronts 5duptsr ooer Dummtopfe in
8arren srifer &lofie reifsn su fsbsn. Man
biet Sic fir snsn Don beieeu, batter Die
SernatIdffguus. .-(Neutralif.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12
Oicndhft Se abI.

Rbias unb 8aplorfreunee nod mails an
Die 1,beit F! SaItst Gub bsreit fur eas
nddffe Trsffen i'm Gcpember 9fubet auf
Guern @afftu. mis Sen. Soplrr unc feline
brapen Golpaten Su polr alto unc Sucna
8ifa sstban baben, uno fsio entfhIc6en
tfm Scinb nptmalS in Gusrer aanSsu
Stdife Su bsss9nsn. -Sbut Sbr cas. unfrr
@ort eafir Elm 8ueua 8iia Sisa mib
Cure Bemibunaen tronsu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12
(Ginseiansi.)
General GapIor.

Disfem ausssSeidnsten !SsIesu III wpbl
nod RismaIs Gin fbinHss Compliment ae.
madt moreen, oIs Dor sinieen @etm oes
Gbeucs in unfsrm @ouribaus, unb srar
Don einsm Der Hsonsr, mtlbs BON pbiaosl.
pbia nab 1dsntaun ssfanot wuroen. UNI
Die wanfemitbiesn Dsmofraten pon eeba
@auntp BEL Der ndhfsn @abl Sur Stano'
bafti9feit aufSumuntsrn uno fs Bu bewssen
fur @ab uno Butler gu ffirHmm.
Ginr bisfer &eoner 5err S6uabeL
nahosm sr bic s,psifslbafrn WorSiige bes
Sariffs Don 1916 auseinancer Su 1eten uno
ole SaIsnts oss Generals 2apIor els Gtaats.
mann ~ fbmdIsrn i16 tsmubts. faets balO
natbsr untsr aaesrn fOIssnoe msrtwuroise
Worte: =
Die Stladt bsi 8ueua 8iiia aIIein
mar fur bic |sreinistsn Staatsn msbu
+" oils Sunf9unbert MilIiOnsn 2sa'
Ter 10 srtb. inosm eaourt bsmisfsn wur,
(" be. ra6 mir uns ouf unfsre Srsiwilissn
f" psrlaeen, unb nit bsnfsIben Der aanssp
+" @eIt Grob bistsn fbnnsn."
Gin brrIideS COB aus bsm Munoe un,
ierer 9ssnr fur Den Solfsfanoioatsn =.
Seine bsifsn Srsunoe bdttsn fsnsr 2apfer.
Felt fsin ftonsrss Dsnfmal fessn fbnnsu.
Bir bonfsn Dem 5rrn S6nabeI fir fsi.
ne Qufri6tiefeit. uno pinfden ba6 nod
mebrsre folder UffenberSissn &sonH nab
1aentaun fommen mc6tsn-eann f6nnte
Der patriOt ii6 sinffmeiIsn st,pas ausrubsn,
um nab Der @abI nit srneuerisr Rraftoem
8oIfs bic unsstsurs Mebrbeit fur ben .6eI.
ben BON 8usna 8iia su psrtnnSi'
gen.
Gin anbersr oiefer Rsousr. !6r. Ramaf,
wollte fosar in feinrm Gifsr GensraI Gap.
Tor su eincm GusIdnesr MAIDEN, neil er in
70 uno 70 uisl SabrsH ni6t sefiimmt babe
4Is menu ein fommaubirsnosr Sffisier oosr
@enral fsinsn pofsn psrIaeeu unb visI.
lei6t Saufenoe BON MsiIen mad esm Stimm.
tafen Iaufen folIts. . wie Ii6rIi6 -
uuf foI6sn fsibtsn gruno warsn ale ibre
arsumsnte sefhet, bic iie scstn ben Uadsrn
6eIom pcrbrabteu. 9egen feine ansrfanns
te 4apferfeit. 1usoauer uno Stanebaffis'
feit pasrn iis nibt etwas Su fasen.-Die
Wdips. Barnburners uuo DEFENDERS Mar
tin Ban 8uren wmten ebsnfalIs f6arf
burh bic tSedsI 9sSO9en, unb elmer Der 9'eb.
ner bebauptete fcsar. baB ale Martiu San
Burn in 1886 oIs prefeent srwdbIt wer.
ben fsi. sr i'm tamaIs fcbpn fur sinsn alien
S6psroIiifen ssboItsn babe, intem sr ssssn
ben 8ries pOn 1912 unS sssen Mabifon
3sffimmt babe
SD min unfsrs aBbisfrsunbs bIss auf.
fOrbsrn. itsr biefe Sansn nadSuosuFen,
ano lore S6ulOisteit Su tbun tann f6n.
nsn mir psriitert fein, bob Elm sIorrsi6er
Sies iber ale unfers pOIitifden @eentr-
'ins wobrs Busna Bifa e6Ia6t-bsr fib'
re GrfOIs fsin miro.
Sin SssbSsbtsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12
Slaftern.-Srr DOitor Mi6d, 81.

Sldftern.-9err Doftor Mi&eI. 81.
o.. ipiu Gin Mittsl eifunoen babsn. ipoeur6
Die Neenf6enblattern sdn5li1 ousssrotftt
werben. Die Bebanblunasart foll unmit.
telbar mad Der 9sburt oes 8inoss nit bem.
ieIben rcr9enOmrnsn uno 70 einfa6 fsin. oae
lie Don Der !9sbamms Oosr isbsr anoernper,
fcn uerrittet wercen fam. 3as Mebifa.
ment fOu du6rlid anasmanot msrcsn. unb
nadeem biss sefhsbtn. tsint spsite,s Smp'
flung mcbr n6fhis fsin. 1u6 fOl bic 1p.
pliFation befsIbsn gang fGmerSs unb se'
fabrlOs fsin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12

@enuaI Santa 1nna, fomofsu I'm.
benIsns. bsfinctt I'D araenwa,tia fammr
STau unb 2O6tsr auf SufsI SaHsaita. me
e NIT fsiHsT Camille smiia esm StshinHi
Der snaIif6sn Spta&e cttieat. 81 aseentt,
tie Sufti Su fsinsm bIsibeupsn AufenibaIl
al rdblen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12
msr.shrsise entseduna.

SOD 4 merfwtrbise Gntetduna.
Sn elmer neu entosdren Rupfsrmins am eate
superior, in Der Ndbe BON Snronaaon,
ifie6 Der entpeder i'm uOrissn Mcnate auf
einen Sang, Der bereits por uislsn Sabtbun.
cerisn bebaut wo,ben fsin mus, @r fauc
mebre Spuren Der oamaIiaen 8srabauer,
nno msbre Der fruber ubli6sn Wanieren
iollen ibm nunmsbr sanj nsu ssrpsfsn fsin.
Die 9rcbe Sra9e IT, wsr paren isns Men'
fhen, bic in arausr 8orlsir cieis @Hte be,
bautsn n?-(@im. Rep. %
Gin neuer Ncrmonsn &riss brobt in Sl'
IinOis oussubrsoben. 3wsi 8afammlunsen
limb fhrSIib in Naupoo 9sbaltsn porben,
nit Der dbR6t MabressIn Su ersreifsn. nm
ole lbTisen Mormcnen ausautreiben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12

Ssrf6runs Der 8utboIifhsu 8ip
de in Boifon.-Sn Der Nott ess 7ttn
Geptember, brannte Die tatbOlifte Stride
am 8rcaewap in Sap BoiiOn nsoer. Das
@etduoe wor srif feit 5Sabren snittet uno
fofsts IS 600 Saufeno Sbaler. Die innsre
Decoration Der &irbs mar Defenders pratt,
pplI mo fOfipieIig.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12

Gin tiefsslsb,tsr 3situnssf6rsiber biutsn
i'm @eilsn aisbt fcIseneen 9runo an. ma
rum bic 5ubnsr i'm @iuter frine Gier lie.
asr sr msiut, iie bdtten teine 3eit, neil
eis Gage 70 turj fbsinen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12

Bride perbrannt. Die @ifenbabn
Srude ubsr Die @elt 8rdnfb. unesfabr 2
MeiIsn untetbolb QottSpiue. brannte in Der
Meuta9 Nadtt, cen 25iisn Sept.. nieoer,
man psrmuttet ourd Sranofiftuna. Dart
snereilhe Masrsasln Der Seamtsn an Der
8abn wutesn bic Ssftdfte nur fur wenisc
GIuneen uuierbroden.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12
Sob beS Capt. Sipele pom Der Ger. gtaa,
ten Scciuae1f,

gSir bebauefn zen 800 ees Capt. Sames
8ioble, lstttsriaen StGbefebsbabsrs un
ferer Slotts i'm iiiusn Mtere bisrmt angel
gen su mufTcn. Gr tarb oil fsincm @,eburts.
Orts philadelphia. i'm 65iten esbsnslabre,
sotl pon Hnbm uuo Gbre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12

Der 8r66e 8alIsrfau in Der Welt in Der.
weIden Der fuooiiotifhe SIus Sbiromati
biIoet. Dicfer Slu6. Der stwa cine pisrtel
NiciIe brett uno in Der 3seenSeit 80 Sus
tief III. iihr5t iid' 300 Su6 uber Gin SeIsbett
BON 40 Sraoen Sau bin, unb fdllt eann
$50 6pb tief binab in ben SeIlsnbe6en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12

Hle efn 9efrn s. N. 2 NIB qeb6tioe
SdmpfmnbIs in @aupun. Dodge Gauntp,
Suincis. puiee am 7ten Septfmber elm
Gapb Der Slammsn, nit unsefabr 5000 8u
fcbcI earin aeInaertrm @eiSen, moreu Srn.
Smjib 1000 8ufteI, une ods ueb,ise Der
fdi,cmen Mdblgifisu asb6rfe. Der Sr
Iuf bstdst sl2000-8 8srN&eruns, 1000
GbnIer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12

~D Das Sampffhiff Cambria il am
Iektsn Srsitos Su Srfcn nit 3 Sa9en fpd'
fsrsn Nsuistsitsn BON liverpool an9eIanst.
SIN SrIano bgrftt nod immer unrube ie.
tOb baben felt ten Iettcn 8sihtn feline
msitsrs SreTcn ffottsefuntsn. glidts be.
fonters Msuss BON Sranfrsi6. Qub baben
fi6 Die @etraiee Yrsifs nitt ssinosrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-12

Sur6terlibes unaIId auf tsm
SurOn'Ste. : Sieis 9Bcbe perbreitete
nd bier bic Gadrht. eoB Der Qropeloi
"goIiatb" uuf feinsr Sabrt pcn bier mad
SauIts ct. Marie, auf oem Surcnfes in
Srano 9eratben. uno nit 25 an Scro be
fIncIihsn perlcnsn in bic Cuff etfIoeen fei.
Sas SablSsus bate 205 Safer puIuer ae
Iaeen. eas nebif anoun MateriaIien fur Die
Ser9wsrfsciitrifte am Supericrfee beiiimmt
mar. Nlonberlei @Gudtts lber ben Ibled.
liben unter9an9 ees S6iffes. Don eem man
bis lest nob nibt Die se,insftn ueberreife
enlesdt bar, fIno i'm umIauf, QUE aber lfeI
len es als fan 9erpi6 berous. eaB nidt 81.
ner auf eemisIten Die 8atafrcpbe ilbelebt
bat, um bic enfeeIihe Mdbr 5u perfunben.
Aapt. Suler orm Sdopner "Spartan'
la9t. er wdlsS Sur 3eit be5 Seuers etwa funf
MeeIlen pom "9oiatb" ssmrfen, fab IS
eeutIi6 uno b6rte ole GrpIc1icn, eeren Sc.
malt 10 unsebsuer 9emefen. co6 alle BAL
Fen leines Sdiff,s eSittsrisn. Die @smoIt
ees Minces bnpHte Jpn isoo6, li9 eem
BTade Al nibetn.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-07-06
Mysterious Providenccs.
BY DIR. w. A. ALcoTT.

In town Of this Commonwealth, containing
some two thousand or more inhabitants, tho
number of deaths of children, under five years
of age, during The year ls47, was no less than
,hry.one. This was regarded by every bods
as a mos, mysterious providence Even the
minister at the desk exhored Ms hearers and
The people TO behold in /, the immediate hind
of Cod !.
These mysterious provldences-.his imme-
date hand of God--are cot confined to occa-
sions they are every day occurrences In
another of our Massachusetts villages alter the
death. in RAPID succession, of a great number
of htle children, and general outcry, it wa.
discovered that collection of pu,rld matter
had found IT'S way TO every pump, where the
children had slckened and died. The My
slery" was now dispelIed. Neither preacher
nor people had remaining doubt.
In general however, il is not so. We have
not been accustomed 10 trace the relation be-
tween the effect and its cause. And. conse-
quently, when person dies, and The cause is
not obvious, we refer IT to wystertons proui-
dence or as some express it, to the mme d,ate
hand of God.
A young medical gentleman. died, shor,
time since, OF eTyslpelas. HIS death was sud,
den, and to mos, persons, even his physicians.
unexpected. There was universal cry rafsed,
not only by the mass of the community, bu, BY
physicians themselves, of mysterious provI-
dence. The mass do not reason, and are there
fore superstlious the physicians, rn' many
instaces, connot themselves reason far enoug,i.s
10 find out the cause, or have not the necessary
tIme--or at leas, think they have not--.and
too proud to confess their own ignorance, lhey
join in the general cry, aud arraign al The "a ans
bar the great and aU-wise Creaur.
Is This wisdom? Is,it true humility Ts
It true Christianity So |, for one. have nos
learned Christ. believe in ihs 'relssoa &c
cause and effect and that diseases, Of every
kind and grade, are the result Of hurnap. ,rars-
gression.- Boston Prisoners Friend
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-07-06

The following communication, which we find Id
the. True Sun, is of interest 10 builders.
Gentlemen Public attention of late has been
very much directed to the fact ofthe rapid destuc-
ton of the cement in ordinary use for the con-
structon of chimneys.
My attention was lately called to the suhIect by
a Mr., Wright. who was about to rebuild the CHM
neys of our Naval Asylum, they having been inse-
cure. the cement having been eaten out.
The element of destruction in this case, is sui
phurous acid, generated by the combustion Of the
sulphur contained in the Anthracite coal.
+. The cement now in use is hydrate OF lime, and
is converted into soluble salt by combining with
that acid
Plaster of Paris is sulphate of lime, and is not
attacked by that acid; consequently, We have in
it cement suitable for constructing that par, of
the chimney which is remote from fire.
Yours, respt'y, G. BLIGHT BaowNE.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-07-06
AnImalcules in Waller.

II appears TO be very pre- ssIeni opinion
that the water Of our wells, fountains aud riy-
ers contains animaIcales. Las, Sabbsrh heard
one of cur moss celebrated di.vines say in The
course. OF his afternoon sermon, that every d,op
Of water contained living beings. A few
months since | heard ano ther divine state IN
the course of a sermon TIA. myrads of living
beings swarmed in every drop uf.dew When
we pat glass Of cold water to the lips the
idea is not very pleasant, especially to the nerr-
ous that we are about 40 swa How host of living
beings in the form of hydras and serpenrs all
kicking and squirming Such horrible apprs-
hensioas. however, are quite unnecessary, for
such '0ater as IS generally used for drinking and
culinary purposes does not contain anmacules.
! The above, says the Boston Transcript. Is
handed US by gentleman. who has made manv.
experiments with microscopes TO lest his as
sections. and who is ready TO vindcale them
practically TO the scientific world
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party OF young men. were dining at a pub
lie house, and among su"dty dishes served up
for the occasion, was Q chicken roasted One
OF The gentlemen present, made an Intellectual
attempt to carve ii. when he stopped suddenly.
and called for the landlord who was in ano,her
part of The; room. Landlord" said be, "you
nigh. have made a grea, deal more money with
chicken be fore me. than serving up in this
way, "Hoyy 500" asked lhe landlord, staring.
"Why in laAing j, around the country 10 exh,bl.
NJ "Exfiibit chicken. Who would give
anything 10 see chicken?" said mipe ho.r.
getting little red.a why every body would
have PAID TO have seen thiS one, for you might
have iaformed them, have no doub, with truth,
that his is the same rooster that crow "a whsn
Feler denied his master !"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-07-06
Naturalization.

Congress has just passed. by unanimous
vote in each House, bill so amending ouI
Naturalization Laws, that any immigran, who
has had residence for five years in his coun-
try, and over two years past, declared his pur.
pose to become citizen. shall hencefor,h be
entitled to naturalization, although he may
meantime have been once or many times ou
of The country By The law. as j, has hitherto
stood, no man could be legally nauraIlzed who
had mol been in the country for the preceding
FIVE years wihou, interruption. so hat a Trip to
Montreal or even crossing 10 Table Rock al
Niagary Falls. viiiaied the whole previous res.
ldenee. and rendered five years farther pto-
baton necessary; and still the applicant mus,
be careful no. 10 60 out Of The country until the
five years have expired. M
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From the Harrisburg Bomb Shell.
Old Zack upon the Track.

We've go; Ord Zack Upon the track,
He'll soon pus Liwis on his back.
In Mexico he Wiped a nation
November next he'll thrash creation.
Get out Of the way for Rough and Ready,
The country needs an arm that's steady.
Oh, Lewis Cass, he went to France,
King PHILIPPE showed him how to dance,
He dressed him up in clothes so fine,
Then let him come with him to dine
Get out of the way, poor Cass unsteady,
Thought People were TOO Rough and Ready
Cass forthwith set at work to make
Americans all Court dress take:
To cost a hundred dollars or more
And wouldn't introduce the Poor
Get out of the way, the toiling masses
Hate Court dress and Courtier Casses
Courty manners, Courtly dress.
Perfumed locks, and Kings caress,
These are decent, says our Cass,
Taylor is too Rough to pass.
Get out of the way,-for the people steady
Like to uote for Rough and Ready.
Though Rough, he has an honest heart,
From virtues path he'll ne'er depart;
But always bravest Of the brave
He's just the man the People crave.
Get out of the way, for Rough and Ready
Is just the man to keep things steady.
At Washington, in March, next spring,
For President Taylor shouts will ring
While Cass en-caved up on the lakes
Hears now T'ayior's Court dress takes
Get out of the way, for ZAchariah,
He's the White House purifier
No TE.-The last chorus may be substituted 70
every verse, perhaps, with advantage.