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JcLAIN HARRY have just received from the Eastern
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prices, and earnestly solicit call.
McLAIN HARRY,
Penn. avenue ID door west of 7th street
case Prints beautiful styles and fast coors for 6M
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NEW YORK JOURNAL OF MEDI-
~ cLne and the Collateral Sciences for

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DIFFUSION OF kNowLEDGE.--A correspondent
of the Gateshead Observer, in reference to q
paragraph stating the fact that the booksellers
of Newcastle had observed that the MOST of the
standard mathematical works were purchased
by pitmen, gives an anecdote in point. He
says: Some years since, gentleman, on his
passage from Newcastle to Shields, in a steam
boat, went into the engine-room, and found one
of the books mentioned, namely, Emerson's
Fluxions, lying on the table, rather black and
smutty, evidently much read. He asked the
young engine read the book? He
answered that he did when he had time"
Rather surprised at the fact, they entered freely
into conversation; and from that time the
stranger used all his influence to bring the
studious engine-man into notice. That engine
man is now distinguished mathematician, and
the author of many of the very works alluded
to- He had, short time previous to the inter
view, "risen from bank trapper to a breaks
man" in a Newcastle coal pit, as stated in evil
dence before the Lords, Committee last session
and is now Professor Ham of Kings College!
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.

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Their stock is entirely new and in addition still receive
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every section Of the country and resolved to
no efforts make 1t the interest of every merchant to
favor us with their patronage.
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JAMES w. BARBER,
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Now York March, 1851. 81
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
For the American Telegraph.
LIGHT COMING.
BY 7. 5. poNoHo.


LIGHT COMING.
By 7. s. DogoHo.
l have never known perfection
Among the sons of Earth;
Yet, in every bosom fingers
Some sign of heavenly birth.
No heart is wholly sinful,
No thoughts are only night;
The gloom may change to glory
From the fnintest ray Of light
The darkness Of long ages,
AS time is growing old
Do we not behold 1t kindles
Shall its progress be controlled
Still onward-ever onward,
Shall the joyous splendor rise,
Till the towers upon the mountains
First reflect the golden skies.
As man, sublimely standing
Upon the Mount of Thought,
Where the early beams Of beauty
And of blessed love are caught:
While the vale is dark beneath him,
Yet to smile with pleasure soon
When the still-advancing sunlight
Shall climb toward the noon.
Yes, Earth shall be delivered
From her multitude Of foes;
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Shall blossom as the rose!
Live on, with soul undaunted,
Strive constantly for truth
Restore the olden ages
Their Paradise of Youth!
Live on, with cheerful spirit
Improve the passing day!
Ye are the favored sons of Time,
And GoD commands Obey!
WASHINGTON, March, 1851.
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to Italy with the Apostle Paul, the Evangelist
Luke, and their friend Aristarchus and, for
part of the way, with the young Titus. He
calls the Apostle his friend, though worldly
prudence forbade his naming him. From these
fellow travellers he must have heard the opin-
ions of the Christians. He was able to contra
dict or confirm all that they said of the founder
of our religion, for he was born only eight
years after the crucifxion. But Josephus,
when he wrote his history and life, was a cour-
tier, and even traitor to his country; he
wanted moral courage; he did not mean to be
martyr, and any testimony in favor of des-
pised sect is not to be expected from him. The
passage in his Antiquities in which Jesus is
praised we may give up as a forgery Of the
third century. 1t is enough for us to remark,
that, after having lived for FIVE months with
Paul on the voyage from Judea to Italy, he does
not write against this earnest teacher of Chris
tianity, as either weak enthusiast or crafty
imposter. But he praises his piety and vir-
tues, and boasts that he was of use in obtaining
his release from prison.
Mr.. Smith, to whom allusion is made above,
is said to be gentleman of liberal fortune,
and to have carefully studied navigation; and
in numerous voyages in his yacht through
these seas to have practised it, for the especial
purpose of investigating and illustrating the
points embraced in this interesting portion Of
the sacred history. He has pretty satisfactorily
established the precise route of the Apostle on
this famous journey, which is the most univer-
sally familiar of all in ancient or modern life.
The curious suggestion of such personal rela-
tions between Paul and Josephus is not new
it was made some time in the seventh century
in the reflections of Bernardin Pastouret, and
perhaps at an earlier time by others. The au-
thor whose words are here quoted is Mr.. John
Sharpe, and he has very clearly presented the
-Internatioaal.
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PERFORMANCES NOT IN THE BILLS. The S

PERFORMANCES NOT IN THE BILLS. The Sa-
vannah Republican of the 21st says:
The audience that assembled at 0glethorpe
Hall last night TO hear the Sable Minstres"
was most egregiously humbugged. After about
three hundred persons had gone in, the mana
ger sloped; and, it is understood, took passage
on the boat for Charleston, carrying with him
of course all the money he had taken at the
door. A rich scene ensued on the discovery OF
the, trick, and q disposition was eyinced by
some to administer rather summary punish
ment on the other "minstrels'' who were left
to "hold the bag" 1t seems, however, that
they were deceived as well as the audience.
Nevertheless, considering prudence the better
part of valor, they made their escape through
the windows.
The following are the names of the "Min-
strels," as given in their handblls : p. 7. West,
j. Oliver, L. Thayer, l.. Fawcett, A. Stanley,
and A. Oxberry. OF course we were feeced as
well as others, so far as relates to their adver-
tising. The "Minstrels" are not singular in
this respect, as one I. B. Whitney has also
played us the same trick within few days
past. We allude to this, that our brethren Of
the press may be on their guard.
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To Hotel Proprietors and others.
THE DAILY RE GIST II E n,
PUBLISHED DAILY BY

-.- MORAN q SICKELS, PHILADELPHIA,
rs circulated extensively among the Merchants of that
city, and travellers find 1t in all the Hotels, Steam
boats, and Railroad conveyances divergng from Pha
delpha 1t contains correct list of the of those
persons arriving at the principal hotels daily and
quently is the best the Propretors of Hotels
other cities have for extending their business among
the travelling public
BI- Messrs CONNOLLY, WMER McGnI, Publishers of
the american Telegraph are the authorized agents for
Washington city. A-tf
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UNPOPULAR PERsoNAGEs.-A fat man in an
omnibus, tall man in u crowd, and short
man on parade.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-03-26

A PRACTICAL JoKE.-The legislature Of Iowa
recently passed law prohibiting free negroes
from entering the State, under severe penalties.
A free-soil member who did not like the law,
but knew its passage could not be prevented,
suggested compromise to his bunker brethren,
with a view of conciiating his free-soil COM
rades. 1t was, that the bill should be amended
so that the law should take effect "from and
after its publication in the Io,cd Free Democrat"
a prominent free-soil paper. A majority of
both houses adopted the amendment without
suspicion. When we add that the law has not
vet taken effect, our readers will hardly need
to be told the reason. We are told that the
editor Of the Free Democrat was heard profanely
to exclaim, when the bill had passed, that he
would see the legislature in -, place not
set down in any of the biographies, before he
would publish the internal law.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-03-26

Also, inventors and manufacturers of a Waterproof
Backing far Oioth that will reduce the cost fifty per
cent, and will soon be in market mar "a
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Geba % tri t.
Ser nTatript'' bis 5tlr aSaDl.
Sett lit e:s Belt gum 1tutcrftbrribcu!

Da bic nahIis Staatsrpabl tim Sttc6Ir) pcn unas:
mSbnhsr gpibtt9ttit fin wtre-tnocm uttbt nur Gin
C,oun,rnSr, Canal GommIcner. etc.. cuesru ouc 9itb:
ter csr Suprrn,s Court icpie prdpoeut= uuo Gsbdts
rid,r Str pirihieornsn Gcurtsn pcn Gcnmon:pkas Su
er,pSblsn fup, uno gpar gum CT en- SIat uno ea elm
itpSr Stimni9ctsr fi nit 1lsm 9cnou betannt MAIDEN
icG prrdbsr sr ju enhsiosn 9sOsntt oiibss CT rbns
rctChs 3situu9tu uit tbun fam :-lc babCn mir uns
cnfbcGtu. ben .potrist" rsr IGtS ouf cine furhtcit
otcr ectrinboftc 38Siit bclprrbCn miro, pcn nun an
tis CUR gBabt fir ben 9srin9cn Yrsis pcn
2S Geuts
on ;lntlrhrs6r ,u ltnosn $50 sin pat ron msbrsren
amn,sn9c6rotbt wro, ic eaG CT unttr elmer aeortlS
psrontt prosu fam, tpiro Gin biui9sr 6bu9 Sranbt
Die ecsbrtsn eStr trausu Obsr nit ,u fdrbtsn, oaf
mir lautsr YrtitiIhcs 9ctcn mclIen- nstn; otS
SaecssrsisuiTs, llntsrbattuu9, IL T. 10. lclsn ws &c:
tpSbndb tssstmaei9 rlbsintn-auf pabr 6rsuncs
uno to uus in osr @crbrrttun9 nrn 9tiunesn Sruno'
Iiesn uuo I'M 8oapf 9sssn bic 8srorsbun9 Der SRabr'
belt tsbdtHb; esun s mebr mir unttrIttet rprrcGn'
heltc mebr tSunsn mir cttsn
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1ntcrciinntc GntichciSuua.

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Elm Stulrncr, rtr bic orn &Crtauf rurtb @ulltirn
oueochlciTturn 300 ShaIrr pcn Eucm litaCnren Ner'
mS0Gn tcanIprutt, unttr rcr atts rom l(pril 1919.
9labrht rcu utr atijht 9ctm muf, rcr Ger 9Criobts
lihcu lntrlud,un9 uno ncm @erfouf ient fam ct
nid rafir tGi Der 2tuetbcuno hCs 6dccs cintrmmCn.
Die Uttc bsabFdtiot. roG Der SbuIoncr Nos 300 Sha'
fer Iu6nabnis @CrmSQcu, on elmer Shdeun9 me fs
ausfibrtor. crbotcn fell, uno has 8Ght, ras Slo aus
Dem @rlSs rsS 9Crfaufs iu crGonosu ii blcB cine lGet
3ufIuct penu cas @srmS9sH ttinsr ShsaHa fStia H.
Sine Gruonalune bcn Scbsriff, iprtdsr ter asdt csr
Surocmsn Grcbitcren III, SiaChritt rcu rem 1nrrutb
gu ottu, rcr tenn @rtouf cSS lieatuben Suts, ibHsFSt
orn 2(uirruh ecs ShuoncrS ron ben Tcno6 aus -
Tic$ III cine Ebr intrcFaute @ntfhteuns fir GbmSs
rcr in eiSIm stoot, rme fe frlItEn fs i'm @seabtag
bthoItCn,-(tb.)
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SSp6entli6e S5riefitte.

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Ntcno auf rCm bisfStn Yrtamt ltcsen 9etcbCn finO.
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6ni9bt NRatiioa 8Ciocr, gNGrp Ann GotbGrns 6cs,
Slaat ecros, GSecr0c .. ecran, ,pram 9cpan, Imt {
Gems, 8. 81. scrrs, Scbn Recdn, RicbOro gNcbsr,
z. 3. GiaiCr, SRilltam Mint MfrCO gORec, Qstrr s.
9anois, 9Sm. SiuunSmoher, Sbcnias Hcpbaro, 94il.
fam 8. Ndicn, Gbares Stbs, Sanlurl Qctt Scbn
gout, ioCnrp 6. Sbcoes, Gpbraim Qf. SSinbart "a.
nisl 8ittrr. Charles 8ittsr, .. Stabnedr, g. G. Cd.
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Ann Srt SrantIiu NCuug
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Der Ate SuIi in stl!entann.

Das ticsdbras llnobbdn9iattitsfi wurSt in unftrtr
Gtaot auf cine rstht ananCtne SSciit 9ettcrt SStt
fbcu ecrber in unsrer 3in9 an9c;t9t rplrcs battIn
bic ,eSbnt eer SQdBi9tcir @rranaItunaen 9ctrcnrn,
INN ben Sao nat hrn S5runedeCn Der odngttbSn Gnt;
hahamteit gu beeebcu uno mag nun aIs llraebs anAe;
rcmcu peroeu pas oa mill, mir lahen zen aanjGn &a9
fitbt Gin eindaeS fc9snunutts ,toss Selb IN dien'
to,iu. Ter Soa par iebr anacrchm-Staub mar tflntr
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npSbnld, Glcdtnactdutt uuo observation-disclosures, une
un llbr uadbten bic esbi9b Ssncitts" ihrs Grbtt;
rune In ben Stragen Der Staet. lin ii llbr pirlam'
mctSn ftb bic perlbieoenen Dptilcnen otr ,,Sobne'
uno ,Gabctten" unb fcrmirttn, in Scrbinoun9 nit Den
Scnsittes" auf benz Wartptersd cine 9rrlrcn, nstb'
tih bann unttr hcr bcrrlldben Ruilt Der ,,Hutnepn
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audi rsht eGnitb tbattn.
g1ad Dem gRotts 6Ssob man fidh nab eCm &Cbucr:
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ncdh snios SthuEtcmtrtunaen matte. Dr @bru
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~ Srtlcfett + SBaDl.
) SrtrItrStciun, Suli TO, IS5I

Cine SsfammIuu9 Der Stcdbatsr rer
9sIsuit aft, qenaunt; Scr Qrsiicrnt, 8crs
paIter uuo @ompa9nis fur Die Grribuna
elmer Srl6e ilber ben Gedo SIu6, nabe Der
Stoot 0usrtaur," witc 9rboIten wereenarR
9a1boufe oes @li StedeI in beaatsr
Staot, am 4ten Qu9ut ndbfens. um 2 ubr
Na6mitto9s, fur ben @noSmef sinen prefie
oenten, Uisr &ermoIter uno rinen Sdotmei~
fer fur befa9te Scmpaanie 5u erwdbIen, Die
fur raS IauPence Sabr oieuen iouen. Bur
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cen 3ufouo Der bcfasten Gcmpa9nie rtB
StOdbaItern porIe9cn.
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3mcilplbiae SbardSc.

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9rEiu Grftts iob's 9cuIB sptkbn;
81 Cs trdfti9 crcr matte,
is labs o,ltb ptcocr unttr9eb'n.
GoS 9msjt tchet bic gGunrrtroft,
Eic Crpia fbofTt uno nie rfhtaft;
Dctb miFt pit 5lutit' CntlcbrCn mir,
Damn rpdr' ber Rsul;b ntbts mCbr ais Sbitr
SEsr ris 9Ntnlhu Mill ftubirn
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G6 StiSI's lbm tI0r, autb pSnn CT Blind.
2(Gtntaun. g. ct.
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Summer:
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sIcd, mrbr 1Sifhc.
SrIltb auf ben ,erUeeu Tels."

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rcn rpc aus man cine Der brrrhtru ausibtsu ocnirf
bic osnttar fnb.-inccm man niht allsin has frudt:
bare, tosnartas Soutcna:Sbo cucErn autb bic rptitS
llm9c9eno ubcrblldtn tdnn,-rpar am Scnntao ron
6uneertsn tClIht UNI Gen ulolGrbtn 0ntlid III ocuis:
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esr asbrsnmtsrt uuo SrubtbCts-rm huge tss &t
ihousre eartiStd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Sin bcftiaes sd,IriIrn,prtt,.

bat an kghn Gcnnirto9 9IotbmittaS unitrc Stott
bsim0Ciutbt. Sm ittrIttn Sbd rEr Start fino
Slrn non Der G'r6Ec CtnSr oictcrpru6 uno i'm nSro=
tbm SbGt ncb pld Q,Gjtrt ic orcs pt QRalIrNfc az:
faIn 9iatiirIltb fb.u9n ritit bt ga,ttnocpYtbIt
6nrmCrlth r0rnisrtr uno sutuobmGn zen SraubSn.
Sdcu uuo StttGun,cn cine monchc prrprcbtnec Srutt.
IS III cnisIrmoRtu frncCrtor, DAP b ticks IRcttrr
ouefhliCfb ouf uufrs Sobt brbrdntti, uno Die onr;c
Sjc9tno um oitittte bsrum fySi bSG 0Rr nurrtn uns
pltdrIicb on rEn !oo9d in Ggpttn crunut, rprldbcr
autb alIcutholbtn 8rout S6umc et jrltblua -, ,chns
dlIEn I'M eanhc Gctn, NO biz 8iresr S6rad parcu,
Ga ba9;ttt rs nitbt."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
GnnffnnniIn.

8ti elmer IcrfdnImlund Der ~ z pbue ter NioBi9
felt" pon ficier Staot purNe ciniiimnig
&cfh ofien-Oas mir bierburd nnfern 6eriithen
Oaut dbftatten eie Rcencr ces Sd1cs-on ete gtt'
fcntopn DluifbamScu fppie an ate @titIlicper her
sCrfhteeentn Nddbar Spiioncu, pcitbe an Srr attt
sail Seier am lesteu Sreitag tbtiInabm iowpbl ols
mart mo tbrem aufmertidmen unp guten Strra1en
bCtbreH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
90 Nylcnidlcn perntftct.-Sn nsntrids &c.

40 MEcnFdbcn Ver0iftct.-5n btntrids c.,
Snetono, IuureCn nCuttb Gn9c 40 Yrricncn rsroftrt
ccn rCncn nab Der Mtiuura Ger Itrytt, 80 ceEr 80
ltGrbtu wErern. Die rCr 9rSulihm Shat brCbuloiatc
Yacn fclI rue ae 6rou FIN, Die atrn cinj9t ron III.
rcn @ntitinnIru los tu iprlltc. Sir bate ros Gft
in Elm SoF rcU 6lcur shban, roS, pt ie Crportsts,
pcn thrEn austricbcucn Srttsn ottraut wcreGn mir,
Be atcr eurtb r9no ciuCn 3nfdI fam Nas Slaucr in
ouoerS pinNe uuo wurps ron elmer Snmilit Qetrout,
Die cine In;abl iuuQc sctt ;u elmer Sailtjna:Qarts
prIlnmClt BATE Sct0lo ras GiTtn Ycrbsi lrir iuasu
oue G5atr an bcftio Su brccn, uno cS ;si9s m atut:
tb. ro6 s ptr0iitt rortn. Die attCSrou purcS psr.
boft uno pcr ocr btrenNru YcbSrbt ptrbGrt ra a6tr
bic 8nuSit ibrGr Sbuio njbt bnIIn9tdD narsu, 70
wuret fis ttrCr Saft cntlaftu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
2lu Die Scrrctt.

9Hr hottin cincn nrridstbniStcd ron Smd, Snfs
iimcres, Said)mcretts, Sipccos, uno 0Ns 2lrsz
ten Rcdrtfr auf nsno. biz mir notirb gu rem wCtIa
faiteh YrellIn pcrtaufu.-
SopfsuitOffr prn isrr scrts,-rin outer artiF1
fir nur g d 9sns, pcn psm man nit aIouben wUrpes.
baB CT fir eEn trppGltn reis fabr3rt pHpsn tSunt
aGtr ta mir i'm ouf 2(utttrn toun r t0unn mir ibu
an GnIm Qrsiii abloiItn. Go oub eni9c quite artItd
fdr l2k bis lSS Gents, bic pil mtbr perb fnr.
Spmmt nlGu Stllc !-QEir crlaubtn clrh Die:
BStbtn SNarttprGllt fdr cure prebuttS uno pTtaufr
Sutb Sitter 9ctptS rpcbftiltr ol5 in Gorn, BttbIbsm
allsntc5n, ,Ruetcrun, RCaoin9 cbr ir9inppc cnit..
mir 9IbIn nihts rrum mc !-uuo pInn uuEre CiI;gr-
niht hno rpie mir oocn 70 ntbmta roir s ;urtt uno
erattn bas Gjeb ptbCr. Gs III oits eint autt uno'
rare GdtaSnbct-rahGr tcmmt llnilr Stchr III an0ls
fitlIt init ,,Sar0cu" Scn rinem Guos lis gum onpIrn
uuo ron untru an bis chen biuou6-mlt trnmt uno"
bclt fG
SSeibner unb S5reinig.
SrrrSr$tcfpn, Suli 10, 1851. ua--