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The southern press., 1851-03-29

GREAT DISCOVERY IN ILLUMINATING AND Mo
TIVE PowER.--The Railway Times has the follow
ing: "1'he decomposition Of water has at length
been obtained and that at merely nominal cost,
and with unerring precision This great discovery,
originating in America has been perfected by the
experiments Of an eminent German chemist, and
patented in the three Kingdoms by Mr.. Shepard
The carburetted hydrogen may be formed to any
extent, which, while possessing an illuminating
power equal to that Of coal gas, capable of being
itself applied to the purposes as steam at re-
markably high pressure. The gas is also capable
of producing an amount Of caoric equal to that of
live coal, and consequently well and cheapy fitted
to act as q combustible agent in the conversion of
water into steam. This tremendous power has been
for some time engaging the attention of our most
eminent engineers and will, when sufficiently test
ed, be experimental upon before the public lfsuc-
cessful, there is every present appearances Of its
being, the revolution it mns effect in the econo-
mic working of railways, and indeed in every
branch Of trade and manufacture. where steam is
employed as a motive power, is altogether incalcu-
liable. 1t almost opens to the wondering gaze the
Utopian vista in which unskilled manual labor
shall be longer necessary. 1t is sufficient for us
however, to state that several of the leading rail-
way companies are in treaty with the patentee; and
that, consequently, fanything whatever is capable
of being made out of the discovery, the railway in
terest will possess at the first benefit and chief
honor in ita realiZatiOn.p -
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1t will be that nearly hundred thousand dol.
lars Of this amount is considered good That portion
the debt not cassed must be poor indeed According
to this statement the affairs Of the bank must be pretty
nearly closed up The assets have proved to be
productive than anticipated.
The imports of bullion into London during the week
ending the 30th of August amounted to f74O00 by the
Niagara from the United States; f2675 by the Madrid
Pennsuar and Oriental steamers (f450 from Gibrater
81 625 les. I'd from Lisbon, and f600 from Oporto)
co 200 by the Indus from Alexandria, fS00oo by the
Pacific from the United States f65 by the Helen
MacGregor from st. Petersburg The total imports ne
about f30 O00 The total amount of the precious metals
exported direct from London, during the week
follows cold COMIC Oporto, 900 Silver bars
To Dunbirk, 1000 OF; to Belgium, 25,400 o.;
to Rotterdam, 900 Silver coin-To Calais, $4,000
or to Boulogne, 1900 OF to Belgium, 1900 OF to
Rotterdam 10000 This gives total export of 1000
of gold, and Toe Of silver Of the az
gregste value Of about f67 600.
The amount Of railway calls, in Great Britain, falling
due in the month Of September, is f3065s0, against
f56355 for the month in $780, and fse5 o54 for the
month in lsa9 The total calls since the beginning
Of the present year, is f4,421 sol.
In relation to the anthracite coal trade, the Miners
Of the 18th inst says The tolls by I'D
vanced to so cents per ton yesterday and the railroad
company gives notice that and after the 18th Instant
the rates by railroad will be 81 GO 20 Richmond, aud
81 40t Philadelphia with change Of the rates
the line also The rate to Richmond is the pro-
mulgated last spring with deduction Of 20 cents to
Philadelphia and cents to the city of Reading The
PRONUNCIATION Of these rates at this time would seem to
inc icate that und between the two compa
MES had been effected, with view Of cooperating to-
gether next year. The trade remains without change
The demand for both red aud white ash continues brisk
and prices firmly maintained In this region So far
the supply from this region has increased upwards Of
$4,000 tons the supply to period last year,
which shows the great advantages region derived
from low rates Of IL this policy Is CONT
nued tran sportation MES will find them
selves in position torsy handsome dividend their
nal Inv ante
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GENERAL QuITMAN AND SKcEssIoN.-The folio "
ing letter from General Quitmsn, relative to his
views of the secession Of South Carolina and Mis-
sssippi, We ind in the late papers from the latter
State -
SUMMERvU.LE, August 3D. 1851.
In my hurried canvass, have had only leisure to
read hastily, the Union Beacon, extra, containing
letter purporting to be written by Mr.. James A.
Lewis, of South Carolina, to Dr. Robert Bro IN, in
which it is stated that am urging the secession
leaders Of South Carolina, by all means, to keep
that State up to the rack, to make her secede aud
that although Mississippi is not ready for secession
herself and it will not do for him (me) to take this
stand, yet, if South Carolina will only bring on
the issue, he q will maintain her. This statement
is not true. Since my nomination for Governor,
have no recollection Of having written letter to
South Carolina. Before my nomination, in answer
to some inquiries made by several gentlemen of that
State, endeavored to present the issues which were
involved in our canvass, and may have expressed
the wish that South Carolina would not recede from
the position which she ha, assumed, and my hope
and expectation that Mississippi would maintain
the position Of resistance she had taken. | have
ever said, and say now, that maintain the right of
sovereign State to secede; aad should South Caro-
lima, or any other State secede, l am opposed to
the use Of c0ersve measures the part of tho ede
raj government to force her into the Union; and
believe Mississippi will maintain this as her doc
trne; but have undertaken to speak for her,
nor to pledge her to any course Of action.
j. A. OUITMAN
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HORRIBLE BRUTALITY TOWARDS CHILD The
following details Of one Of the most shocking bar
barties committed in 3 community of civilized
people, has seldom been equalled in the annals Of
crime. So revolving to human nature is the state
n ent made to u.s. we scarcely give it credence.
We give the particulars, however, they have bsen
narrated to US. In Morgan county, not long ago,
a citizen died, leaving widow and two small
children, the Oldest girl about seven years of ago.
Not long after the death of her husband, the woman
married again Soon the girl died, and very re-
Gently the boy was reported missing. The sudden
and mysterious disappearance of the child together
with the fact that, upon the death Of the w.man's
first husband the property he possessed was left to
the two children, aroused suspicion in the neigh
bourhood, when search was made for the boy.
He was found in the woods adjacent, with both legs
broken, and his mouth sewed up-being still alive,
however, be was properly cared for when he reported
that his mother and step father had been the perpe
traitors of the Decd and in addition that his sisters
skull had been broken by them, which caused her
death. The boys statement further tended to
develope the fact that the girl was known, before
her death, to have had a bandage around her head;
and upon the body being exhumed, it was found as
the boy had stated, that the skull was fra ,tured
The parents were arrested and imprisoned at Yer
sailes -BO0neUtKe Mo- Observer, dug. 20.
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Tmportaiicns for the Week ending Friday sspemb,r To-
BktcK-s Coo FIRE brick; 10 COO arch brick.
BRisrtrs-20 casks brstles
CoFvrr-- Q 40 bags coffee
Co.L--2 35S tons coal.
CHAt ~ $50 tons chalk
CoRDacE-2q3 coils bolt rope.
CorrEK-4 500 bars; $50 lbs CID 10 cases 10 casks,
pacl ages copper.
Dtr Goops- COZ packages dry goods
DEucs-2 - sugar lead; casks medicinal seed;
leases borax; so pumuce stone; cssxs druys;
haies opium; bales medicinal leayes; bales bark;
hbls bassm ccpasa; rs caska bbls cream tartar Is
chests gum; ca casks hhds 90 eases magnolia; 200
Casks foca crystals 100 casks lie tierces soda ash
DucS-eOo pieces duck.
letts do s04 pieces fustic: 4os pieces logwOod
D,Esso casks, IS hhis. madisri iIl ceroons cochi-
real
r,.u-3,s kegs Dutch herrins
FRrir- $50 boxes lemous ,asks olives; casks ca
Ter "a prune u cases 7iG boxes $50 half boxes
RESINS.
Flax-7o bales 20 mats fax
GR.tS-1OO bbls pearl barley.
Hprs-7.f3o hides; ass bses goat skins 10 casks
skins; 10 bales, packages hides.
liars 26 bales hats.
nors--10 bales hops.
HEMr-1c0 bales, 337 half bales Oh winches hemp
yarn
noSrv-2 tierces horey.
IIoHNs- $500 horns
dles 2i5 tons pig 525 tons railroad bars; 272o bun
dies hoop 2Of2 bundles sheet; 81 packages Russia
thcct Isl bundles iron tubes 2o6 bundles SCROLL 40
plates. $50 bundles rod iron.
IrAn-6263 pigs lead
LtMRrR-s4t(0 feet spruce sc,ntlipg; So 900 saved
latbs oT5 spruce pckets i0S juniper knees 10 pieces
juniper timber.
Lr,rHrR-si casks skivers, 8 boxes do; II cases,
casks, 4 bales leather.
Moi sssFs-4i5 hogshesds mOasses.
MlrALs-2 casks old brnss. " cases yellow metal
MARS $50 dupnage mats
Msnms- $50 blocks marble " do scsgliols.
Ons-1s pupcbs ons. So casks 90 pipes linseed bos
caster; 10 boxess 422 baskets olive oil.
PLASTER l65 tons platter. -
PaNrs-1oo casks Venetian red 10 do. ccors; do 80
lbs. verdigrs; 100 barrels kegs paint.
RarraNs-3 33s bundles rattans.
RAes-f ~ bales rags
srRrrs-13 puncheons wbskey, 375 pipes Is casks GIN
GIT casks So bcgsheads puncheona 81 halves 10 quar-
tiers, octaves brandy; cases absinthe. -
sUG.R-2 $50 bags 14it hogsheads, II bsrrels, VSS
boxes sugar; 13s casks refined do
srross-iST barrels ca.ks nutmegs; IL barrels Gin
ramon.
sLcAns-2o9 CAGES 1G boxes 26l,o GOV German segsrs;
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GENERAL PRAGAY AND THE HUNGARIAN ExILEs.-
We learn from Mr.. l.. X. Breisach, Hungarian
gentleman, a resident of New York, but now IN this
city, that General Pragay, and the Hungarians who
with him joined the expedition of Lopez, had left
New York with the intention of making settle
ment in Texas. They had all in due form of law
declared their intentions to become citizens of the
United States. Mr.. Breisach states that, to his
knowledge, General Pra gay solicited in New
York to join the Cuban enterprise, but declined
the ground that he not then satisfied of the exs
tence of general revolu ;ionary movement in Cuba.
There seems 10 doubt that he and his companions
were finally induced to take part with Lopez
from generous desire to aid struggling ,ope to
gain their independence Such course was in har-
mony with the previous career of General Pragay,
who had taken part in the short lived revolution in
Vienna before that Of Hungary broke out. 1t is to
be hoped that in the tardy, and fear Intellectual,
inteTcessiops of our government for mercy to the
American citizens who joined Lopez, these brave
hungarian eXiles, who came here TO make coun-
try their home, will not be overlooked or forgotten
-Uashington Union, Sept. IL.
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1874 boxss barrels 700 quarter booss n cases lis
tenth boxes, and 10000 Havana segsr.
erEEL-526 cases, $50 boudlss steel
eARpIsEs-l0t cases ssrdinss
eAIr-s4S6 bushels SOS sachs 3ioo barrels, and $50
tons talt
sEIp-s0 bags mustard seed; ~ cashs seed
srELrsR-3so62 tierces speiter.
TS-5 675 boxes tin plates
Tonaoco-54 drums Turkish tobacco; sl6 eerons, 400
bales leaf rs hogsheads do.
WNE-2bl0 bAskets champagne; 1871 cases, AS hogs
heads 1871 casks 2s7 halves OtG quarters - srth f6d
octsves and l54 boxes.
wooL-Tss bales smyrna WOOL sss bales wool iio bales
wool waite.
bra wood H. logs mahogany; 70 logs cedar ils bis
willow.
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TO THE EDITOR or HERALD.
The proposition In your paper of yesterday, to cello
brae he arr sal Of Nsssrs John c. Stevens wilkes and
Hamilton the recent and exoibers in England,
o. the celebrated yacht America is hereby responded to-
W. propose to FIRE grand salute Il one hundred guos
in New York aud New Jersey, on the arrival Of the
steamer which hal these distinguished gentlemen
,o their rstiye home The commercial community, and
bs itizeps at large are iuvtei aid aud Join In
rsunuies the reception OF those VINO have added so
urh fame glory and 20 Que naval architecture
md 10 the enduring darcy Of the american name
80 ebaraeter ADDISON HILL.
'' WN W. FREAM
Nav Yosx Sept 20, 1851. WIN, L. CASTLES,
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subscriptions to road from Ithaca BY way Of Geneva
Great sodus Bay Knowing that the hsrbor Of 0rss.
sodus the bsstin fact the only right good one on the
south shore Of Lake Ontaro-t Is considered i'm potaut
to reach it by railroad The people Ithaca Trumsns
burg and all along the contemplated line in Tompkins
and Seneca counties, have taken hold Of the work in
spirited and determined manner.
Tho following table shows the quantity ofsome Of the
principal articles of produce left at tide from the
of gation to the 14th of September
inclusive during the years lss 1877 days. ESQ., las days.
1851, 1852 days.
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During the second week in September there was a
falling of in the receipts OF -four wheat and barley
pared with the corresponding week the previous year
The aggregate increase this year. compared with last In
flour, is 616,94S bbs wheat, 523s7l bushels; corn,
2ee64eS bushels; and decrease in barley Of lo3l72
bushels BY reducing the wheat to four the increase
721 1872 barrels of -four
The Commissioner and Trustee appointed by the Go
of Alabama to settle the affairs Of the old State
Bank and branches has made the annexed statement Of
his settlements during the six months ending the LIST Of
July 1851 The classification is that adopted when the
bank and branches were first put into liquidation -
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OPPOSITION TO THE OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
dent Lane for ChAsres drees and through reses for
California alta further rcducton IN prices The and
splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN. Leo tons
sssi'ssr s is',ss steamer We sorls t. o. saus
Chares have been reduced In hr cfsss 70 tS In second
$40 and in steersgs Sc Persons securing their teke
previous TO zsh nsant will Be allowed per dscoun,
No freight taken sny o. sailing For reirh.
apply only 70 3. MILLS. Aren't 81 courtlsad al street
VACHT VIOLA FOR SALE, sLOOP RTcoED, WITH
all the regular and lsht sails kurthsn ten
aud complete order esk built stauneh ssd sound every
respect Inquire Of Mr. Rulana, Blacksmith, emttfs
ship Yard nobohsn or Chss BAKER IS Crssnvth street
New York.
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SIIIPPlNG.

LHOR LIvERPOOIr-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ship PACIFIC, Capt. Ezra kye.-rhis steamer will
part with the United states Mails Europe positively on
Saturday 2!th Of Eeptember at II o'clock NJ. from her
berth at the foot Of Canal street No berth
for For freight passage having unequaet aeomodA
tions for elegance comfort apply TO EDWARD X. coll
Inns 56 all street. The Baltic will succeed the
Pacific, and sail October 18th.
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L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II st.tcs Nail stesmshn FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton,
ander will leave for Havrc touching at SoItha
70 snd tae mails aud psssenseS on saturday scIe
a. st II o'clock from pier No. 4. North River. Price
psease sl1 Specie 10 amounting 20 ter thousand
pounds will be delivered IN London at l6ths q
cent shrrtgs of sreco will send their spece hoard ~
the h Lurgage not wanted on the voyage should 30
on hard the day before sailing, marked below" Yer
frei sht or passage, arply 20
nORTieER LtviNGsTcN, Agent - Broadway.
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Through Line for San Francisco, via Chagres direct
Fare Rsdueed-On Saturday, September u ats r. M.-The
tplen did double engine steamship ILLINOIS the best
ranged and fastest steamer in the world 2D tons Henry
J. Hartstein u 3. N. der will sail sstor
September r. at o'clock r. M precisely from her pier
foot u Warren street ". r. with Vie Government dsil.
direct tor Chagres connecting with the fav0rts United
States sill ste amship PANAMA. 70 sail w,hou, any delay
for San francco the arrival Of the passengers aud ais
at Paptma Fer pssaye freight apply al the ofca 81
and South street at 17 West warren
Arentlemsn long nected with the PaasmA
will forward by this arodng Opportunity for
families proceeding TO California 20 avail themselves Of his
information and experience in crossing the fstAmus.
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Oc5AS sTEAss 8 Up COMPANY OF NEW ENGLAND.

~ Tbs trst ship Of this line. the LEWIS will leave
boston for Liverpool Thursday the End Of October
THE splendid steamship b 5O tons burthen built in the
most tubstansi both regards hull and machine
has heavy diagonal braces hrou similar 10 the fa
hr g Of the Cons line and In every respect fully equal
Her accommodations
fort elegance, and ventilation Her commander Capt Cole
sve known as former master Of se paekst ship 0rpheus
hstwees New York and Liverpool and late Of The steamship
Itnnessc An experienced surgeon Atsched n the
Rates OF cabin passage from Boston TO Liverpool $50
cabin not found SD From Liverpool Boston the rate
OF first cabin passage will be 2 sterling Freight
goods @ rr ton Of forty suhio feea For eishs pas
IARNDEN & CO.. 90 Broadway, New York.
HhRNDEN CO., % State street, Boston.
HARNDEN 4 Co. 6 Cook street LIVERPOOL
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MEDICAL.
M. LA cEoIxs PaIvArE srprcAL rRrArIsl

nR. La cRoIx's PaIvATE MEDICAL rREArIsE-
- Cheapest beck puhlishet-l< Tr. aud 10 dnf
plates the Physiology OF esrrae and sser,
hes and disorders % youth and maturity. rssung
solitary hahts which desroJ the rhyical sna
ers enfesb the natural feus aBdsxhsust the ensres
msnhood with TrasticAi obsCrvetons
treatment Of debility, local aaa eenrucusns
veakreee -pd diseases arising indifcrgtioa
psn and simple rules ~ ich AL Tersaaf then
selves without mercury 9TH % auhers atsefsttns
marriage, its duties ard disqnslHc.tors ana
des-.ith solorsd hhorrrrhs husfrafias a. sasseu,
phytelosy. discs the 81 ta
sekes. their srsc ana fuur a.
imIcrtant hns 20 ~ crrtsmrstiar matrmcay. shi
Wit Overcome ohjections stHa h0nafsr
should iske is iurI .ntser ~ heat trst sersrinx ~
pages ~ treats % All diseases - fer Alec whftsr
single strsrrfrt uto regugt e iel r1 biers saat
lps am sQstcE QasAt . aneN wa We rrapffts
iade st9ed juficnsy treated " 80 rtYs Auf
thut tgsinft the a qusfteyY. Tffrar
IN peln'ors cite. pee,.r u Cros ksslly gasntg
te subjects n which he bank rssta hay rcrtrn ssaa,
- eentf letter. test rtia wil receive UapY af
i've copies for Do sdtfts. Dr a "a Nruin n
sesysr ,treet sllasy.N seia Ny serss- oslryn
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nyEpyCsi.-NO CBsKGk IlIi CURED.-DR. NOR
i risor from rrscto5 81 a. rty-tvo years. snrts . "a
sseafs uhout nertuii sol r~ceat In three tays
Debty from the ~ rrudeuot "a youth he invariahi
The Victims OF 1usnberY call him adv ntsrs
see his LoEccn srlcDs " hs orivs,~ ocs 1sh altoa
stfeeh
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vUVHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srArRp
Nail Steamsrs-The shps comprising Ahs line Are Ne

ATLANTIC. ......... .Capt Wen.
PACIFIC. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Capt. Nys.
ARC.IC.... .. Capt. Luce.
BALTIC. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Capt. Comsteek.
These ships having built by contrast fes
service has been taken In their
strueton as also In their engines 70 insure strength ana
equaod for elegance comfort Poe Of New
York Liverpool $780, exclusive use Of extra sse sta
S25; from Liverpool to New York, fS
snoed surgeon will be attached each snip. No bsst
hsa until naiA Far -
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auhsr Of several vor. and inventor Of those
early mTropsS habit @.lliss' ".hSut any medicine
sent 70 any TART Of the rneu consultations strictly
THE MARRIED wosAs's PslyArE MEDICAL cor.
s,SnTns ssSr'e,s r,S a q pss. q
.n.o,ie vile .sd p,suniar, sc1lsss shs hue.
ssIE sE is,sns.s ssssssn isT -. S..si:s, So:
witch sEsasts sno.n 10 ,ssa Psrsissi.ry.
70 these whose hss ee ae psrmi, Of an increase d
Here, also. every tsnss;he ~iis the moshsr-shs oAe
years. vhor piturs sosten1 Important change,
can s s.S " ,.d the %': !.
,ss,rss rot 81 isisr p,.a.o IN Dayton oAio,
Dsyros. May l. lsd
Nv DrsR sEs-sy ~. o. ttts psresptibiy sinking sss
q ..rsa.uesce Of her
sSiss sss ssssrins sou . -sisrs sps sasns her eos
tn.nsnt every suces.s eae aor .sd more dssilisas4
Witch vas % The lass octs dcsPsd o. Isepposed thaS
meet tls worst Al %, uri tasv ssou, Two monshsJT
heard yssr eesa Lis.'y ,.s. sses,sinins some MAJ:
express 70 Jos ts rstf sff distressed mind. asl
me loy ia pases inp,ste ms ste on learning that tbs
oTeusd prospse, y NC vint ts conceived vas poss-
my hsas IN AZ hsws' ratt ~ w,is would have been
% sours. inJfist ssassy fuily the Va
stssass isr ~ Ss.,i ss.%pi.,sas .r ,sns
Ter sale AZ - nraaf fay ta ts Publishing onee -
isssss ssSl. sis,,a. & -.ss - css..n ss' x.
Gee ~ ro.,.ss Al an, 80 90 sssss. Aiiisress
uust ~ $780, 80 i. r.. d. A raaueesa. Res
-. -. 49, -. ~ ~ - .,,.s, w
uNas-ToE 1ouNNft.a rnnr "a coxDIAL IN IN
IL e.ifliis 4. i....- ..--. p,.rriee. ioess,ess
Gfoi.s ristufr.r. - y Il r-rsrus 81 All assss
~ $50 80 go. =. a - ~ IA even vher
40 s,i,r r.sss, 81 q -.rrsss 90 ssdsslss.s ss-
ss~et IA 1000 ~ 49,. - 80 esksr In ~
Sea- al - ii 49,. ~ ssrts h az $1,000
irftpI - far.sr rsrH - ~ rith this usaislre n
a. hsuss tnl - 81. II. l-ar fs,usntiy knswn 70
afsr a. raft siarr ii .Unf -. ~ tamiig shruM ~
.faut lf sll ~ I.tI.. r.aiaius eirht does. al Ia
ia. - naruiagN 500 g|n.rIf srttau a o. e1i "a
fatssl uaalrinf 80. Wee rrwuta@ wlsRses
- worss ~ letFs.r H.I. O. 49, ana ths sl.as-
tar "a go o. eTfI.tarr N...t 49, - esverv-
usFlfffnF iart 1870 ..rrtaa ~ arrst.sns an
uss-tsnesn. serast It feff
rvEAF scTnEsa SOFA .suu FsAKs 90 FCvEx.
Ia sna ffnrsis I.H laf.a IamtE n al a.
prsra1t marr ~ art. rs.f 'r.. linz hat kars q
haak nat oil tH'l 81. HafF FIat atsrati whiaa Hlit
e~rrroms a. ft.rH 'ff...r.'H a. ~ ~ sNfe NlTv.
Eawrr.ts. ~ r.rfrs..l trr.ss ~ fa AS ftrsst.
...-s.as "a ia -" 49, "a '"
49, sf.wr..s $3.50. -. -. -
NJ hf ~ 49, t''.f .fs fss ...AL
- N.IA ~ N - a.s-~-~
- -. ~ -.
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TYR RAIrn, AUTHOR or rnE "PRacrIc.I RAJ

D,.s Tr...s ss oss. sd.s. 81. issstiSsL
snd 70 o'eoch. NJ tsahday sxesr,s Ne cresa
wfch street From the uncomunou medical savsnt.Ts e.
suthor has enjoyed smcnss, which he would astsnse
Ing resided several Paris for the express rurrsss
hve practice, devoted exclusively ~ this speciality
n,,.,s p'.mis., even 70 shs ne. s,s" -
So more certain SAFE and rsaesi thsa b -
tanned from other source In Anercs Thee 90 fii
IL the esrer sarse Of private diseases, oil ~ rrxih -
The ease and rapid;y of the eure which 10 esn ss.s 81 4
very Tee days Separate waiting rrevitst .
Ws.tment BY letter. sdsrcss ben sss Poet Ocse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-20

4 Asst NIGHT.-NR DEMPsrERs LAST BALLAD EN-
II terainment will be given at the Tabernacle wednes-
day eysnins ssp, sL-aihs sPO. yhsre vr born
"Lsnsly .s ~ sN Wife, I.s.ns song E.n%y
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CoAh about fe; and The May Queen, In three parts.
A VERY IMPORTANT NoTicE-EssESrIAL THAT
N all should know. There will be great change In
plans Of Professor Anderson week Notice Of which
will appear Thursday OF Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-20

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