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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

HIRCUS,-fHE AMPHfTHEATRE OF HESSRS r.
Sands CO: has appropriated the entire receipts Of
Wednesday next Ia aid e the Hungarian On Tnurs.
tersinments The celebrated Madame Touynisire is like
wife 10 appear after the holda with maneat
hoIsei which elc has lately had trained in Paris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

THE ALLIGHANIANS RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNU
to their friends and the public that they will give
cal Concert IT tie Broadway Tabernacle Monday eve,
ing January s. 1852 Tickets Is cents o,ch TO be had
music stores q. the door. Doors open 1T OK
commence 81 r. O'clock "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIcAN

Mail Steamships between New York and Liverpool d.
rect and between Boston and Liverpool ships
only calling at Halifax TO land and receive mails and pas
ARABIA, Capt -. PERSIA, Capt.
AFRICA, Capt. Ryrie. ASIA, Capt Judkins.
EUROPA, Capt. Lott. NIAGARA, Can't. Stone.
AMERICA, Capt shannon. CAN DA, Capt harrison.
CAMBRIA, Capt. Leitch.
These vessels clear white light 1T
green on the starboard; red on port.
Canada, " Boston. Wednesday, 7th January, 1852.
Aries, I" New York Wednesday, l4th do.
Passage from New York or Boston 10 Lverpool-Frst
Cabin, b20 sece I'D Cabin. $40
No berth secured IN til pl3d for.
Freight will he charged specie beyond amount
rersor al expenses.
An experienced surgeon on board.
All etters and newspapers must Through the Post
Office
For freight or passage, spply
LUNARD Jr. 80 Broadway
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought in common with British goods Through bills
lading given in Havre for New ork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01
GRAND POPULAR SCOTTISH coNcERrs. BY THE

GRAND POPULAR SCOTTISH CONCERTS, BY THE
~ Mesrs and histes Fraser the celebrated SCOTTISH Vo-
eas,s who are nightly received tho enthnsaso
appaueo- this New Years Day Night" wi ba given
spleI did selection Of seoand much admired and
tbro Tara's Halls: duet. Ye Banks and Brass Bonnie
Doom ballad, Mamie wilt thou gang wi me3" "AulI
Lang Syne; duet, "Loudon bonnie woods an braes;s
Caller Herring; song, "Je.se the flower o. Dunbane;'
hail DO hing but Charlie duet, Duncan Gray" bal
lad. AUD Robin Cray "a Mans man for a tsst" To
commence at o'clock ut the Society Library. Admission.
90 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

ITO AVOID pIsAPPoINTHgNr CALL ON DR. WARD
all yen who have contr.csef private dsease. 10 has
mate the greatest reform The anv
in half the time ts.t ne gets ths
dieut ihst have cthef Those cosHs 20 him
ffrtrLatG l.ss S&sos $40, ~ La
unSor his unrivAlisd trestnest No feo s or-sd Gen.
tpits;0ss ptTs" Wee w Vsah sVssh ssrsss srsAswsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

DRLA tR0IAs ,PkItAIE MEDISAL IKEATIsi-
Chespes book published 20 and 10 le piaes
the Fhysoogy 81 MARRIAGE and tho drmliee
disorders Of y9ush s1t maturity resulting exeesse,
which destroy tas physteal AMI mental powss all Diseases
srrg from tndeEetoa, wish plain and simple rules Big
which AL persons reurs themselves witons mercury.
VITA che .nshoss observations marriage s duties and
dlsqpalncatiorH Ard tbeir remedies With coored itho-
ssspas, ustssrg w sa.lomy AID physiology. and die
eases Oh te reproduccve organs OF both their
lures utS, and functions. II contains important
hints 70 those contemplating mstrmony, which viii over
come otJectoa3 ayNass marriage none weyer should
nis mpe.s,n sep shous hrst consulting 10 pages
treats OF AL diseases females wEsther
strangers Who require medical aid before consulting any
doctr oush 70 know whether their are properly un
eerooa ~ toae whoa shsy employ and thus
me 81 qs,;ksry 90 1rsvaent in popular citiea
twenty years las been daily consulted up in Tho dercnt
diseases Of ~hieh hs book treats personally we'll b.
letter Any person sending twenty-five cents in letter.
sos' PAID VA reesve Que enry ~ mail free Of pssss OF
street. Albany n L. Sold by Garrett Co.. q Ann street,
and Sttpger & Townsend 2. Broadway, N. Y. Branch
Office. Ga Lloy street, Bufsio
ITO AVOID DisAPPoiNTEsNrC CALL ON DIR. WARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

CTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ The Glasgow and New York steamship Company new
steamship GLASGOW, 1862 tons 100 horse power.) N
Stewart rder will sail from New YORK To- GLASGOW
Saturday tile 18th OF February next o'clock noon
lst cabin passage so. I'd do. d. SS5 Appiy -
J. McSYM0N. 23 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

CHRIsTY'6 OPERA HOUSE, AECHANIcy HALL NO.
~ i72 Broadway above Grand street.-0pen rghs
during the week until further notice The original wel
known Chrstys Nnstrsls oom pricing efficient and
eatle oorps OF talented aud zperen oed perormorg,
under the management OF Christy whose concerts Ia
this city fer succession of five years have been received
with favor BY highly be and audiences.
Tichets % cents Doors st 6 and will commence st
~ o'clock The patrons OF ChTstp Mnstres arc rsspece-
fully informed thai the Saturday afternoon concerts da
continued An afternoon Cencert on New Years day, COM
meucipg o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

QURTOES THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET.-DOoRs
open at to begin At o'clock Dress Circle and Par
guete Second Tier IS cents Private Bexes S5j
Orchestra SEATS y cents Friday evening" IAN will 10
WICK Mr.. Bland; Augustus snodgrass Mr. Moorhous Sam
Weller, Mr. Burton; Aunt Rachael Mrs Hughes; Isabella
Wardle Miss NJ Taylor. The SHUGGL ER'S SON AND THE
nxcIsEMAM,s pAuGHTER-Net Bsagsn, NJ J Dunn;
Capt. Murphy Mcguire Mr.. Lester; Amnsdab Sleek, Mr.
Burton; Widow Delmaine, Miss r. Walaok.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

MELLOW g MINSTRELS.-THE MANAGERS TAKE
pleasure in announcing that in addition to tho talented
company performers they have ado with
those two provoking OF Momus Messrs W. w. Now
connie and A. r. Thyer who will make ther first
New Years afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

QRoUGHAMsLYcEUA, BROADWAY, NEAR BROohM
ID treetDoors open AZ 6h to begin 81 o'clock Dresc
Circle and Parquette so cts Family Circle D ose OroheJ
srA seat eli Private Boxes IS Thursday and Friday Jan.
let and ID the performances Will with tho
delta Of tho LOST LErTsR-hr. lean, Mr. Chopeh lae:
Paul Ardent, Mr. Palmer Kosa Beau Ma Como Aftoc
v hioh new cxtfavnganZs oulled COLUMBIA AT HOME
Coumbis mrs sherre To be- followed by he farce Of the
IRISH TiGER-Pad6y Ryan, Mr. Brougham Nancy. Mrs.
Broughsm. To conclude with ROW AT TaE LYCEUM-
Tho nbger Mr.. Br CHAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

VsHE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN
j. sampson, will sail for Bermuda and St. Thomas, a
Ihursdsy h Of January 1882 at She has excellent
for Price passage
muda sS' to ct. Thomas SO There is Irregular mail
muncrtion between ST. Thomas and all the West India
ssnds Havana. Yer. Cruz, Venezuela, &c. The Merlin
will take freight. AF.ly to
L. CUNhRD Jr.. IS Broadway.
s-No letters mails viii received board Of ,he
Merlin, except through the Pest Ofice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

EELLOWy REL5.-TUN-FUN-fUH-AT FELL
lows Musical Hall, No 44 rcsdway.-AdEssion -
cents children under tweivs ~ eents Feliows
she band Of Negro deneators in tho world perform
night The pfogr.mme for this evening will
Of the best Negro Songs and this
nlmitabe company also, H. Sitter tie truly wonderful
negro breakdown dancer viii smue the spdencs giving
the aughaba and aiault the and
Western the shakers will DO shook With
something Performances commence At7H O'Clock On
Wednesday snd Saturday afternoons Couoort for sha
oorrodaticn OF families. commencing ~ Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

INDEPENDENT STEAMER FROM PANAMA TO SAN
Franoiseo.The well known and fayorte steamship NEW
leave Panama Tor San Francsco TIE 18th Of January
l02 Thu spsed ard sceoamodations Of this steamer are
m.y confidently rely being simply provided with every
hing for their comfort Passengers leaving New
York for Chsgres by of the steamers OF I'D 2th 2th
December will connect with the New Orleans ~ Panama
j. HOWARD & SON, Agents, "a Broadway,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
The Inst Brittle.

Mos, persons live for pleasures, com
forts and hapE mess; and one of Heav.
ems greatest blessings to markind is
without this we are despondng
down-hear,ed and melancholy, and do
not take proper care OF ourselves or have
much regard Tor others. When we be-
come diseased or when some lille mis-,
fortune happens us, we should look a,
round for remedy and not give up in
despair. III it should be mashed hand
or crushed foo:. OLD sore, or long stand
ing wound, cholic, diarrhea, dysen,ery
and if you desire 10 out. battle these dis
eases, at once procure j. l.. Curtis
Mamaluke Liniment which will be sure
to give you immediate relief. Price 25
cents. ..... ......
The citizens Of this bilious and malar.
ious country have long needed pill
compounded od strictly scientific prime i.
Piles suitable TO the diseases of The coun
try. Gillmore's Ambitious Pill have
been prepared especially for this pur,
pose, and thousands of our fellow. citi
Gems now speak 10 great praise Of the
wonderful cures they have performed or
them. If you read the papers you viii
see IN another column certificates of iheil
good qualities. Price 25 cents.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
ANsoN FORD. A. JOHN ANDERSON.
LAND OFFICE AND
General Land Agency,
CHARLTON, LUC.aSGO. IOA.

THE subscribers having established
LAND and GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE at the
above named place, are prepared to attend
to the entry of Land, location of Land
Warrants, furnishing and filing the neces-
sary papers in presumption rights, all ON
the most reasonable terms. They also keep
on hand large supply of LAND WARRANTS
of every denomination, which they will
sell as low as they can be sold at any point
in the West. Their familiarity with land
operations in the west, and Land Office bus
mess, together with their facilities at the
different Land Offices in Iowa, give to
their establishment every advantage pos
sessed by Government Laud Office. We
have FULL SET OF pLATs, which are kept
constantly posted.
EXPERIENCES: @ a@
Col. Francis Springer, Reg. L. o., Fairfield;
Col. w. II. Wallace, Rec'r. g
H. d. Downey, Reg. l.. 0. Iowa City;
Gen. E. Morris, Rec'r. g I"
J. Dawson, Esq, Kanesville, Iowa;
]. X. Cook, M. d.,
w. w. Cottle; Centerville, !"
FORD & ANDERSON.
June 18th, l852.m3 s2
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14

ID EMAINING in the Post Office in
III Ouumwa, September 3O.h, 1852,
which if not taken out within three
months will be sent to the General Post
Office as Dead Letters. .
A James Adams, Absalom Adams.
Is Solomon Byerly, 2; James II Bos
ton, 2; G B Buckinham, Joseph Bones,
2; Joseph Berry, 2; Chauncy Binson, Vir.
GINA Bohrer, John Brown, 2; Joshua
Boyd, John Benson, Alfred Brown,
Franklin Brown.
Z Joshua Correns, Benjamin Cuppy,
2; DIR NJ Coffin.
ID Mr. Diser, Edward Dwire. Ethan
Demarls, Edward Dudley.
+ James Ellis.
f Mary Felden, Seth Fairchilds
French & Ferguson.
G Susannah Grow, A B Galinger
Bernard German, Galinger & Snodgrass
J ii Glover, George Godfrey, G + Gar
vey, Peter Golf.
III Thomas Holmes, Richard Hogan
Phillip Hartley, Lucinda Hunter, NJ
Higdon, l. w Holmes, M Houk, Ma.
ry Hinton, Nj Hawkins.
J b Jones. .....-
X Ann Kisinger, Jacob Kuhns, BEN
Kendrck, & w Knight.
l. VIM Lash, Thomas Loveless, ] ]
Luce.
N VIM Mathews, u b Mat,he VS.
ID G Martin, George May, John
Milburn, John Mars, N G. Mar,
tin, 2; Lewis Mires, Martin Miller. ID
Markley, G A Morton, F f Mitchell
Eli Moak, NJ ! Mauhewson.
n John Nosler, F Noble, Il w Mel
son. .....-. ....
o Luther Oliver. ....... ...
z VIM Powell, ] L Prather, Wm
Pool, Uibah Packwood, Amy Perry
David Perkins, George Powers.
r Martha Reveal, John Robinson
Harvey Reed, I B Ray, 2: Israel Rupe
DR. f Rush.
s Abraham Sinaard, Ichabod Stew
ART, John Stout, James Sellars. Pau
Shepherd, Newton Stephenson, Jeremi
ah Sullivan, S G Sinnard, Sardis Smith
Il L w Tucker. G w Tinsley. W
A Thompson. E p Talley, Eber Tay.
Tor, N Too,hacher, A J Thompson.
V Jackson Vanscov.
w John Wilson, Nancy Whitcomb
Sophronia Wellington, Page White, w II
West, J NJ Wood, James Wood, 2.
10 Persons calling for any of the a
bove, letters will please say they are
advertised.
r.. II. WARDEN, p. NJ.
October LIST, 1852. .s.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
VOL. ".
"IIi ho! The Bali Is Hoo"

Aa Asvs - 80 AssAss - AhVe
Scott meetings have beea all the rage
in Keokuk, during the present week.
Monday nigh, we had full house at the
City Hall, and speeches were delivered
by ID. F. Miller and Joel Matthews.
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Scott meetings were held in the Ord w ard.
and attended by many democrats. ID. r.
Miller, DR.. Galland, II. w. Clage,t, and
DR.. Green, ga Polk and Jackson demo-
'cral'' were the speakers at these meet
ings. Several democrats publicly de :.
,clnred their intention to vote for General
Scott. and stated that they knew of many
others who had formed similar resolu.
ton.
The feeling in this section is Of the
RICH, kind, and we hear of sccessions TO
'the Scot. forces every day. The reports
of persons visiting our place from the in,
terror of The State are equally encourag-
ing. Every neighborhood throughout,
the Des Moines Valley has several dem
ocrats who openly proclaim their prefer
ence for Gen. Scott over Franklin Pierce.
Roll i, on for General Scott"
TaHey Uhig.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
TO BOOK AGENTS, COLPORTEURS
AND PEDLARS.

r. M. BURNETT will publish, ear
ly IN October, large FAMILY QUAR-
TO BIBLE, containing the Apocry pha,
Family Record, ION good paper,) Index,
Marginal Notes, References, and con-
plete Concordance. Also, will be added
TO part of each edition, the Psalms in
Meter, 10 beautiful plates, entirely new
designs, viz:-The Landing and coming
forth from the Ark, Birth of Christ
Christ in the Manger, and Christ and
his Disciples in the corn.field, &c., &C.,
bound in substantial and exceeding
ly neat style of embossed sides, gill
back and marble edge-clear large type
and printed on white paper. Price, re-
tail, So 30, sheep, plain, 81 so.
A large discount will be made to those
who will engage in the sale. The atten
ton of agents and colporteurs is particu
larly invited; five hundred can find en-
ploy ment. For further particulars, ad.
dress, postpaid, X. M. BURNETT,
Publisher, Muscatine, Iowa.
Communications will receive prompt
atten'lon--giving terms, &C., &c.
Oct. 18th, so.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14

A PRESENT TO GEN. PIERCE. The
Portsmouth Journal states that a day or
two since, John Gilet, Esq, The wealth.
les. flour dealer a, Ogdensburg, and an
influential Democrat sent barrel of
flour of choice brand as a present TO
his old political friend Gen. Pierce. Ac-
companying it was message to this
purpors Accept this from one who, al
though still Democrat, cannot give his
support for the Presidency TO candidate
who is opposed to appropriations for the
improvement, of rivers and harbors -Ex.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
"pacific and Dead Sea Expeai-
liOns,"

Containing voyage Of the U. S. ex-
ploring squadron, comm aEdeG by Capt.
Charles Wilkes; also, explorations and
discoveries made by Admiral D'Urville,
Caps. Ross, and an account of the ex-
petition to the Dead Sea, under Lieut..
Lynch. By John S. Jenkins, author Of
"Lite of Silas Wright" History of the
war in Mexico" ETC., etc. .. ...
substantial and richly bound Volume.
embossed morocco, full gilt back, mar
BILE edge, containing SIT pages with
numerous illustrations. by John s.
Jenkins, author of Life of j. G.. Cal
houn. &c. Price, So 80. ..
The following are part of the com
mendniions of the press, OF this valuable
work: ........ ..
lie has not merely Abridged his mate
rials, nor is his work mere selection
from other authors, but bears every mark
of being faithful digest from authentic
sources. He is master OF terse style,
ness and unnecessary establishment, and
makes his statements with direclness
and precision.
Ii is matter of satisfaction 10 light
upon book, which communicates so
much, in cheap and compendious form.
We have examined it with some care,
and are persuaded tina. the author has ex-
ecuted his task with discretion and fdel-
i.y. Our interes. in reading it has in
creased to the end, and we shut the vol
ume with sense of qualification in hav-
ING easily acquired much valuable infor.
nation, and with regret that we have
reached the close.--OM Colony Memo
rial.
Some twenty looks of travel and his
tory are cited as authority, besides a
''number Of others referred to IN the
notes." ...
The volume is truly much in liule-a
summary and closely detailed review of
all late explorations in and around the
Pacific. In five hundred pages we have
the results Of manv thousands. Some
idea of its compression of volumes into
a small space may be gained from the
fact, that Lieut.. Lynch S expedition to the
Dead Sea is thrown into fi.ty-five pages,
in which the "important results and &C.
tual Information are given. At this day,
when q golden key is no, the only one
that unlocks the treasures of learning;
when all information must be laid before
"lhe people" in an accessible shape; and
when, in the hustle Of the age, man can
only read as they run; we cannot but re-
gard Mr.. Jenkins book, so cheap and
compendious, as precious windfall to
the multitude.
So far as we have examined it, the
volume before us is executed very under
standingly. The style is close and per-
spicuous, and the screws are applied to
difiuse remark without the sacrifice OF
picturesque elegance of narration.-La-
erary Uorld.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
From the Wilmington TO- Rspubl lean
Opinion Of n FreesOiler.

That man who says Freedom has no
more TO hope for from Gen. Scott than
from Gen. Pierce, is either ignorant OF
the FACTS which are spread on, for all to
read, or else he utters deliberate false
hood. If Scott is elected, slavery is
held where il is. If Pierce is elected.
slavery runs riot. In voting for Scott,
vote for positive political good. In
voting for for Pierce, should vote for a
positive political evil. take the candi-
dates as they stand with their parties up,
on the RECoRD, and | must vote for Scot,
and Graham. With them aud with
their party am willing to trust the hon.
or and interes. of my country.
JAMES A. BRIGGS.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14

price. So 25
Embossed morocco, gilt back
and marble edge, 2 so
The publishers, in presenting this
work TO the public, have endeavoreG to
select from the Historic page some of the
most celebrated female characters of an.
cient and modern times. Among the
multiplicity Of books that are now flood
Jog our land, it is to be lamented tina, so
few can be said to possess any real in.
irlnsic merits. In the present instance,
the bes, and most reliable authorities
have been consulted by the author.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
500 cANvAssrNG AGENTS WANTED!
Subscription Books.
r. nj. BURNETT,
BOOK SELLEP


ANo A,h'
"a o'rees' 4h"scaftae' Iowa,
M I'LL issue from the press, on lst
w October, and offer the following
popular and valuable publications TO the
public, through Agents:
stephens Book Of the Farm"
Detailing the labors of the farmer.
steward, plowman, hedger. cattle man.
shepherd, field work and dairy.maid.
with notes, &c., by John S. Skinner, ed.
l,or of Farmers Library"
A substantial and beautifully bound Vol.
ume, embossed morocco, full OIL, back.
marble edge, containing l.OS8 naoes.
with $50 illustrations, 10 steel, and
numerous tinted plates. Price, "a so.
Tha e,Ilou;,o ,re some If mo mana
ga,er;ng ,erommenda,;n,s wh;,h ,ha
vii has reco;vad i,o,, tho ,nhIc nrsss.
The publication of such work af.
forJs ms = nleasipy evidence of tive inter.
est now generally manifested IN nersue
,qr;cul,rr, according 1, tho hes, mndss ot
eeonomv Farming il moi,
an arr. nor a science. tina, Can he learned
in q div. as many snnnose- hat reonirs :
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
N0tice--Estray Colt.

CTRAYED from the premises of the SUBJ
- scriber in Harrison tip. Mahaska Co.,
miles west of Kirkville, a bay mare colt,
two ears old, heavy black name and tail,
and some white on one or more of her
feet.
Any person finding said colt and return
ing it to the subscriber, or informing him
by letter directed to "Kirkville, Wapello
county," shall be literally rewarded.
DAVID MOORE.
Sept. 29th, 1852 3wpd
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14

STILL THEY coME.--We are credbI"
informed tina, forty gentlemen. who have
heretofore voted the straight Democratic
ticket, and acted in concert with that
party, walked up and affixed their names
TO the Scott club at Oswcgo, on Monday
evening last, Immediately after Gov.
Bebb concluded his speech. So it goes.
Joliet Gu. True Democrat.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
NEW CHAIR SHOP,

THE undersigned has opened Chair Shop
L in Ottumwa, and designs making it a
permanent business. He will make all
kinds of Windsor Chairs, out of the best
materials and in workman-like style, and
will warrant them to be inferior to none
made in the West.
His motto is
CHEAP FOR CASH!
and those that want anything in his line
will do well to give him call. Shop on
Front street, two doors south of Orr's
Drug Store. Chairs repaired and repainted.
on short notice, and at fair rates.
J. l.. q. HALL.
Oct. l4th, '52.-m3.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-10-14
The Heroines Of History,

Will be published on The 18th of Oc-
tober, and sold by subscription through
Agents. The Heroines of History, by
John S. misunderstanding the Histo-
ries and Biographies Of the following
celebrated characters:
Cleopatra. Isabella of Spain,
Joan of Arc, Maria of Theresa,
Josephine, Elizabeth of Eng,
Mary of Scotland, Catharine of Rus
Marie Antoinette, STA.
Madame Roland,
Thou hast charmed cup, o Fame,
A draught that mantles high,
And seems to lift this earthly frame,
Above mortality. -MRs. HEMANs.
One Octave Volume, containing 500
pages, and embellished with SIX ELE-
CANT STEEL PORTRAITS from
correct likenesses.
Embossed muslin, gilt back, retail