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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-16
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aROlUAL.
A os Accoucshys: or LONG ExpERIENoE IN
oDssesrcal practice has ompeted elegant and ssm-
soo ss ss e. Of
ss
Dr. s sas .;m: A s:s:
SEA sIcKNKss-rnIs TERRIBLE COMPLAINT u
No going onsh. to be without IT, Il L s.a
ssss e.. 'Gs
Greenwich street; pris . 20 and so cents.
THh FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIRND-DR <.
Fen s1 pansa Nos and ~
s s Nc &C. No. must be With ad-
norsTy Houston street. Once hours from 10 A. Il
DR. Johnson. 10 DUANE ST. WILL FORFEIT $50
His practlce of % wears at his present Office. t. un
having their cases properly frosted perfect
TYR; JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET. SO WELL.
anosn the iait swenytwo yesr his superior
tbs own San 70 sS or s. 2.
ganduisr enlargement aad nervous debility. All
fecte".
DK WARREN. NO. MOTT ST. CONTINUES TO BH
~ consulted the treat Of private diseases hirV-
BIS rsa.@ent safe and speedy No used
renee invarisbly cured in from three TO I've days.
TYR. MORRISON. 204,s FULTON STREET, CONTINUES
- to be nsulted all diseases of private nature
His long in his special enables
treat syphilis and sexual debility with unequalled success
His office hours from A. NJ to p. M. and from
r M: to (Sundayv excepted) ut which times his old
friends and patients and all others desiring skfav
and Justly treated msy call on him with confidence.
mr. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT-DELICATx
~ diseases cured rith unexampled celebrity. Never any
failures. The secret Of his Is the UnfortunAs
Friend and substance that disease by
miracle II Is the only speedy and satisfactory
cure 0Niee. corner Of Canal street and Broadway.
nR. WARDS UNFORTUNATE's FRlEND.-IF CURES
are the best evidence, then there medicine
private Diseases to be compared to this
you that they never would have got veil wthout New
taken by mutudcs without discovery Free urpea-
corner Of Canal street and Broadway.
nK. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CURES-SUCH
~ as other doctor do. Either or grcaA
amendment before hours To contract
Is made mere nothing by his treatment which science
drssdfuworse thaa the disease Office stres
and Broadway.
DR. CONyERS' DOWN TOWN OFFICE NO. IL CHAN
- bers street for the protection relief strangers
and citizens seeking medical aid where to apply
be decoyed by the silly pretetons of uacks You
bind physician Of long experience and qualified
speedy and permanent in all stages
disease Advice from A. NJ to Pm post paid Fees ms
derate. Dr. C.s medical work, fifty cents per copy.
nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, AND NEXT DOOR
- to the Chatham Bank, may be confidently consulted
on private His has been such the
old chronic Of and
been considered ncurab that physicians
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
Str wp9lfttle
GatabOl}> nOf,

ous mr. S1Gbs ssitcn Sr eethatr 9rGde cbmrslt Cd;
oct uno 8Cd'S NdbIE.
Die llnterfbtiebenen benahribtlAen BIER
nit ibre Treunoe uno Elm occDrte5 publltum
i'm Unoemeinen, ta6 1ie icebcn eincn trll@Gn
uno Itbr aus9ebebntsn 8orrat6 olerIe1
SSretter, Sslanfcn, SSalfen, Sc1nf
ling II. I ~,
fopie faIi isce Qrt Won SonhNb, oas yer,
lanai weroen mag eiuQeIc9t boben, we'hee
fie ocfcnncn Gno an biui9en prrticn iu ref'
foufen.-Sbr ieei9er Stof beltcbt aus Cem
belfen uno uornebm(tcu in ibrem SADIE une
fie Ibmeiteln iih, sincn 70 9nt,n 4rLIttl
Iiefern Al f6nucn ol5 esr belte in cltler ec-
oenS i'm Stonos 1T 5u licfcrn uno jmot 70
woblfeil oI8 tsr mCbIfeiIlte. Sic baeen
ebenfous einen Gtof 9eiaiicnteS 0oer eUrrcS
Saubol; auf Sono, III weltem ne 0e,Hn-
bsrs Die Qufmettfamfcit be5 YublltumS 6n
Ienfen wunlbcn.
sic Gaecn ale Gin dnjuruten uno 'Dfcn
@tot in Qu9cnItein 3u nsbmen, eve Ilc
fcnIfwe faufsn, bcnn ile fublen uoerbeu9t'
eas wenn ibr Stcd cinmoI ge'eben MUD, CT
nitbt fsblcn faun Qb9an9 Su ftnocn.
9antbar fir bi5ber QcnC0ne lttrole I'm
terff1suna, brffen iie ourh punttlIte Seole'
nuno unc biuiQe 9rciIe ft ttrner ce7 gu
trouens ees Yublifum5 mhrct9 Su MAIDEN
6. 8. unb q. Q. &ed.
Tnsrtcmu. cSuli 30. 1852. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
9llt Odlt6Ddltcr.

Gin orc5ss Iftrhmsnt rcn pautbotuu9S:IrtiftL
ais:
ScfhecGchirr, inmEnti9 cnomctirt nr'rcr5rht-
saucG mo Gtnp 4founcn, 8r0tPfannSh &e7Hfnj
NGa1tttFn. Ctt., etc.
SbcctrGacr un0 GRoiterS, ctn 0HpEhnlitbcn 3u
fcincr, in S,i'6 uno beim GueEno. @bcnfoIls een
orthifhr Tcrm uno ptrbicrrcn anrern 9dttCrnS.
NNclIcru nuo GabcGn in Sttts uno GIm
3ueGnC, 70 ouch NGt7trn OlSjn; &crihnccemCITn,
staM 8ctb uno 8uthsrmfrn, fonmt isrsr oncrrn
&oriGtit.
SaGti,rn= mo TcScrmc6crn, Safrmcirn.
Shtertn, StbnofhCtrcn pcn rCn bttrn WanufotturEn,
l, ?, 3 unc 4tin0i0t 9NtiIErn.
Scjonfelu, GporCn, ,podGn, SIIttIn, Trtbsu, gid
en-, NCrtn, H. + ~.
TGurrId,ippcn unt 3hn1er, ciitrne nno mtf:
Tnane pcjrtt TuCrSdsunb StiprareS, Rtbltn: 6ceSn,
sbneirr: uno 8d9Cliltn, ctt, 5lm &etfouf Ott
3. uno 8. Sdocr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
g a 6rt6t
Sanuar 8.

wirb biermit 9e9eben, ca6 Der untersei6netf
ais Ubminiflrator pUn Der SinterIafenfdoft
ceS perftcrbenen aaron @erman, Ieet
bin non Seoelber9 &aunftip, Ge6a Co.,
an9e(fellt woreen it, Que SoIdbe baber
Die nod an befaste 9tnterIoTenf6aft f6uI'
cia linb, werpen biermtt 9ebeten innerbaIb
6 gHcben abSubejobIen 5 une SCl6se
bic nod re6tmd6i9e SOrcerun9en anbefustc
Sinterlafenf6OftSu Su MAIDEN babeu, beIisteH
6iefelbe innerbaIb befaster Belt aud einbu'
brin9eu, an
gafpar 6anpwerf.
Queua 4, nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
|. o. O. T.
SOIL SiIliuei6llIt(t.
IuauR Is.

9te Ginwsibuus Der neuen Soefelows'
SaGIe su &atofauaua fsu am Samita9 een
ilten Septembsr ndbRsns fattfinesn. Sie
@inweibunas @sremOnisn nsbmen ibren I'm
fang mn 10 ubr 8Ormittnss, um fpelht
3eit cine prc5efiion formirt rDtreen Wiro.
QobreITen meroen selsfsrt ourb bic q. S's
Gbrw. 8. 9 b inp eluno St. 6. gB rig bt
in Sront Der Saue. 4ae benabbaren eo'
gen inb einsslacen bsiSuwebnen.
GoSpin WlicelDJ
Samce Slarf,
Sapic SSilIiaTtSj
Gipen Trtebrtd1,
9efepb 9anbGtIf
2ncrtnunSss0 s0ennnittts.,
Quaul Is. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
YpfittU
SGicb 1u,iS AuOblfcil!

Str SSrips9prf Stpbr
in nun unter Der 8srwaItun9 Don Jantcs
&. RIein unb &c. weItbe tas @el6dft
auf bic ausqecsbntefle QSsiie tstreiben per-
cen. Dos YubIirnm 1T adtunQsvca elm
esIaSen anSurllfen, wenn e5 wHfIlb cute
Bdreen su MAIDEN witnfht Sbr Meettc
i'll nun: @ifb uno woblfeiI!
.0rmmt tertci ibr NeufbmtnrCtj
.brtb uno niGcriq, 9rcB une tttnJ
lin in 2tuacrihGln Su uebnen
ilno 81 tauftn ctenorein.
gRenn ihr iroGno ctvns 6routbH
NVoo Cs bEjfru mis- Cs Mil,
cSm 0fGlrcrt Stcbr it's W bOGtf,
Ell cs Drnio trr ull.
gGcbkil pctlftil! 1T Die Srrnun9--
9GdtbIS mir Odr t0orGS Gdb)
Gino cutfttcln ~ psrfaukn
gEie nctb tsirer in cCr 9&dt.
Scnmt bercn itr Wdnner, SHdMrJ
gSuttn, SRSNtbtn, cJun0 uno Nt
f0Cnn in eetha Gauntr nlr9cncs
SIicmono ttht 9EOorCn hott
Die 10 lvrtlftu out uno ihSn,
tlrp lc QGrne nit guch oeb'n,
gtS Die in orm 9elmcrt Stcbr
93ei cen Scrrsn Rlciu mo SCs
,%9auScSbrpcufte i5Ncr Nrt rrtrren I'M
49, Nustnuitb fit gHoorsn an Den behlttn
NlatttpreiCh on9encmmCn.
Samc6 s. Gtein unb 60.
!UImtctUn, Nuault 4. nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
6. gR. gOVirltGj
Scnru SnrcCr.
9r. 81 unn's
8rUntDtttEtDcr GltnaenzSrrttr

fttr Die |prihn9 ron
6u(feu, SertdItun9en, 8ronditil6r Qu$,
Srbrun9, Il. I. 10.
Itcfr trtntbitjib pulmrnitbs (rorr Stimnapca.)
Sprup III Dem Gtfbmod ouorncbm, osrurIatht ItCn
lletcltCn uno feline Stbw8be, uno tcb srrtrciGt CT
SuIttn, 0crtIItuu9eu i'm 8cpf uno an ecn eunoen
6Etrtsit 8rrutbtti, SaI5ribsnj 2tittbmo, Ct. @r 1T
Ihtn ron ,6unortcil orrcmulen rpcroCn uno brautbt
nur bctonnt gu tn um 9rfbaet ;u pcrbcn. Die 9ects
ohtcuocn o9cn, bo6 Gin outcS BruitrCini9uroSm
elm @rfcrocrnB ei uno bicfS, ols oas &sultat obrc
On9cr 8Cctotbtun9, rpiro nun prracbrodt UNI osn
1an9cI Su erfs,r. - sCfct ft9cubcs 3cu9niS;
SO. $50 8ats GtraRe, pbitaNetpbia,
SttcGsr 20, 1851
Da id neutib rcn elmer bsfti9cn @ertSltuna, 6uen
uno SruitihmerS bCfalIen purrr, lief icb MIDI rsrten
Circn &rlub nit Or. SRunn'S brcntbitilbcm etnqsn.
SNrup anaiCIIEn, ,ino nit 8cranioen fam ib ooen,
hab Der G5sGruub elmer cnJ9Cn gctel mir cine robta
unp ean5be einbcruu9 pcrfchOftc. GcrpSbultb worcn
bisS anfdIIr ron 8Crtdtun9 uno buifen rcn trubdla
nGr uno anbol'noer Natur; ober mcinc nCutibe 8CnG
un9 rpar lc unerparct Ihnc raB itb nht umbin tann
fis Dem lebr pcriG9ibsn unb ftbSe6aren gId oes Dr.
Sunn ;ulIhreiben. Stb bate autb GjclcQcnbe oCitn
Srrjd9ltbe 98rtuno an Iuocrn ji tsctatbtn uno ets
baber nitbt on, C6 otS meiue aulrdbti9s Weuuna u
ocbrn. oog ticcr Sprup cine Der bctrn Nebiiuen Der
Dirt it, lpclhc e Dor oaS qu6tttum ecbrot)t purbc.-
eo6t Die Rranttn oCnd6en nlr prIItbcn, uub ib fdbs
dGT5su9t eaG ite niebt 9rtancht wsrosn.
Is. Us. Sitter,
YoItcr an Ger eutb. e. NVattbSuStrtbs. 9icp gt.,
Spifbsn &ats uno @ins uno 3. uno d.. pbitob.
NB.-NlstIt ttiacr Rcoijjn bat Dr. NVunn outb Gin
W0ittd 9cScn arpfibmrisn, @eura9ia, stf.-rpslbs
nctb fcl9sn psrbsn.
OL5~3u baben beiiii G5rcftn nn6 8teincn I'M Sutj:
itpbr pcs 9Satrictcu, in aAcutaun,
Detenlber 4, 1851. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
q S6ulItDrcr OtrlQn0t.
Sefcntli6t 9enDu.

Snmfa96 oen 4trn September, Inn IL
llbr MittaoS, fonen am Saufe beS cers
forbencn 0onieI 6. urffer in 4QenI
taun, 6fsntIib oerfauft petoen:
Sefen nit &obr, Better, 0e5f, Bureau,
Sorte Qiano, Slide, StilbIe, Carpet, neblt
aucrlci 6ou5: uno Ruhsn9eritbe; cine
Drbbanf. SobeI5dnfs, ausrlei S6renW9e"
ftirr in Sett5 uuo Elm grocer S9Ieifitsin.
Die 8ebin9uu9en am Ssrfouf5taae BON
6. 98. 9Ste0nbi Mo'or'
Quou1f IL. rq4nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
G@S2 a 6 II 6 t.
Quauf 25.

gRenn iroeno cine @erlou CSer perfcrsn
Die Soften No. 80 uno SO oes UuentOwn Sc:
meterp Don oem urfprireIitbsn Gi9entbamer
aefauft bobsn, 70 fno fe erfubt bel Dem
Shasmsifsr Srn. Geuber 8ei5 5wilben
nun uno tcm l(fsn ud6ffst Sftcber dnSu'
rufen uno bic oarauf fdlli9sn Saren Su bss
sablen, ionft wercsu iie Gem utfpran9Ii6en
Giener Sufaasn.
Nutbribt witO biermit 9egeben, bas Sr.
Simotbp @eioner aneefeut wuree, Die
@rGbsr Su MAIDEN unc oas Cemetery in gu
ter Sronune ;u boItsn. Que perfpnsn bic
feinrr Sienfe bspilrfen, bsIisben Bel ibm
anSufprs6eu.
@eter 0eubarb, prsf.
Iuouf 18. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
Ga6r 6f

mirb biermit 9e9eben, baB Die untcrSeidb.
uetcu ol8 Uominitratoren Don 9iuterla6s
enfcbaft oeS periforbcnen 8 Sboma5 Sro9s
Ieetbin Don Woro'8 bsitb n &aunfbip,
Gc6a GauntY, an9efeut wOroen fine.
- Qtte oieienigsn oabsr, meI6e nod are
bcfaofe Sintrrlofenfhaft f6utoia finc, wer,
cen biemit erfubt, innerbatb 6 BOben aus
Surufen unS abBubeSabIeu - unc ale Sot'
DE, bic nod SOroerun9en an eieieIbe bdber,
fino ebtnfar5 9ebeten ibreGednun9en inuer'
batb Der befag:en 3eit einsubrnoen, an
9Raria Tracf,
Gewaro &Ubler,
Ipminitratcrcn.
Tuauif II. moons
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
SaDrgang SS.
2aufenDe & "a,

@rgrrifet eiefe @eteeentsit, feiuen Gretfi'
ben, aItsn Guncsn uno benz YubIifum uber5
boupt bic NnSei9e gu maiden oa6 er eaS
SgSictbifnll- [sjefsDdft
nun duf frinr oleiuiQe Rebnung, all BEN
ndmlcben Srt no es fri1ber ourb SofFmdd
uno Grdmer bstrieben puroe, betrribt, aum5
rr bereit in ale Die ibn nit ibrer GunoIhaft
III beebrcn munfbCn Su befrieti9en.
Gciu Stau III sr9en,pdrtis nit ren aQer'
6efsn uno
Sicbcr2cm 4fcrSen
eefutt - nirocnc5 Ino beisre III finosn. -
Seine SuGrSeu9s iino ebenfall5 wie man iie
nur wunfteu fanu uno begreifen, ieee Qrt
vcn oen feiufen uno fhdeburfen, Bis Su
6ruttt @desn berab in iib Qud bdlt er
INNER sum Quseiben coer gum 9artien
rab StRimmun9s pIdstn ausjufaereH
Don ZEN beffen
SmnibnHcm mno Carriages,
in Teinem GtabIi1tment. GuS in aIer unb
iscsr oinIiht ibsrtrifFt fsin Staa ale onore
in biefer qonIrn tmgP9eno. tlno ncbenoem
fno feline @rsic nur gang biQig-qonS be-;
IcnorS Iinoen eS 4artien, Die cine Gufirsife
MAIDEN molten, Su iDrem SOrtbcIl wcun iie
bei itm dnfpretben.
Sur bnsits 9encTItne ltnterfienno Rottes
er feiurn Srsunocn un9ebeutbeten Danf ab,
bittet um cine Sortoouer hcrfslbsn, uno ae'
oenet ourt phufttibe Ubmartun9 feiner Sc.
fcbdfte, CUTE uno iidere pferoe, uno bIIise
preifr, feline 8unof8aft nod um UieIeS 6rs
erweitcrn.
SDpm06 .6ofmnn.
Quouf is. nqbU
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
2an6 9SarrantS.

Der llntrrfblnbsne bsSablt ben bc6ffen
prtis fur sano Marrants an feiner Sffies
in Der Sbb SsuOms t6uIIe, ju anentaun.
sym, $. Slltmer.
Iu9uF 25. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
gGtlabelpbta
2cbens 9Scriicber
0eGellGtGoft.

8tm Staat pennftparisn esfrsi6risf NIT cinem Ga;
pitat ron 100000, ino sircm in,mer
;uncbmsncsu @cntnosnt Scnb.
Die cti9c GjstItbofi III ettdnois stottrt uio lcita
trr G5eIbdfe nur nat5 Dem 9aorscto:@ruuroe. uno ii
auf oie GRics TN gtonos brs prarnisn duf reu mics
crifsn Yuntt Der psrtra9tor If nit Der Gicr6et res
&srt1erttn n tssu. Dies III 81 srfeben aus fcacn;
Der 3uiaruentsuuno 0tr 8otSu wclhc 9trchnetwsresn
pcn psn 6oup9cisHfbaCu fir cine Ysrlcn ocn 30 Sab:
rCn aft, fit &erftberuna ocn 800.
@iraro $236 RsusGuatanb 1896
pGnnrtpann 236 Ttu:Wcrt eifs 236
penn Glutuat 236 Ilbicn 236
lbilnoelpbta, $2O0.
@ampbtCts, 8lants uno @inttbcten sci Dem intsr-
;sibustsu antrrifrtsn agent osr Gsftnfbaft.
6. 8. Mobr.
Samiitcn StraEs, aQsntcwn, pa.
gQui 90. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
IS | q s.

$50 @crtu Gloa, S tli 10, 10 tci u, 10 tei IA,
10 tti Is, II GG 16 uuo ourtrs @lSBtn, 5u Otrtou:
S. unb s. @d9r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
GiIctt

Cine SuanGt&t oChaumUtc5 uno oCrtCltC$ Gtfn,
GcocuGiitn. omcrjtouihe5 uno sn9ttitbcS YonoT:
Cirn, SGfrifth, 0c0rIenCr mo ShWrcnltoh Nu6r,
fIoth uni runN, omnt ?(mtrin uno ShroutltCdtn,
ecGrn srhnl.tn unc wtFlftit gu rrtouftn bst
8. uno Z. Sd0tr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
9gt, q OI,ntdhcr.

Ctcn wmre Crhottrn. Gin Qrc5l5 Nftrtimtnt rtu
9Icrcuc unc ginning glrtr, gCitIn, Stbubprirn, 6S;
Wrnl GhuhnG1I. frouiGNitbt &uttCrS, uno iclhE an:
plrs lrtttl rii gum SbubmoNtr9ritbift 9rhGrEn-ttt
.. unc e. Siaer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01

Gtne allaemeins @srianmtiu9 oer Sttdbdlttr In esr
Corporation tetannt uuter Dem 9lanen ,Bierp's 8rii:
dsu.GekuCtaf," intcrpSrirt untsr Dem Wanen ,,Der
Qrefoent @errpater uuo GskHfboft pr Grrihtun9
elmer 8riFfe ttcr ben etda Slus nabe BierpS 9Rdbs
tcn"-uuo gBabt fGr 8eamten oieler Corporation fit
oos lauknbe Sabr, miro eebaltsn rpsrorn am crftcn
SRcntaa I'M sRcnat Ssptsubcr udbltsns, in Der Sffire
psr .,etba Crane Gen- SsTsuEhafr in GatuauFia, UNI
lbr glabmittass, gu pstber 3eit uno Srt BIC &sr'
.rraItsr ibrs idbribs Rstbnun9 pcrlt9cn usresu.
&oipen Mice, Shaenstrr.
Sah 20. nqN3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
Sclc unb GSirnii5.

Sdc ven onen Nrtr, QctCtht uno rob, STptntn,
Waport 5jrnjG ven trcr Att ecn, II. + p.-rriro
o(Ite pcbIfu pUtou1 td
$. unb =. Siaer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
G@ @Sdultute ftDct bier!
Gin t1cutr 9SDrratD
Dartc> 1Waaret1.

Die llntnf6rebeneu maben Sem pubIt'
FUN biecurtb btfannt, baB fie fceben elnen
9rDgm GinFnuf pOn Sortrpoaren non Neu-
DUrf uno @biIatcIpbia erbaIten baben, be:
ftebcno aus
S5ausfurniItbin9 9frtifei, Stbneiss
tpnnrcn, &mticbcnsSriintnin8S,
Sottlerwoaren uno Stub Sincin9s, mel.
DIES Giles an fcDr nieoern preifen ocrfauft
mirt. sic crfubcn ca5 pubIFum in hem
tefonntrn g dQer'5 6artw arcnltobr
am 3eihcn te5 UmUOie5 einSutrctCn uno Nt
Su tttrScu9cu to6 nein ptn5 erfpart Gin
Yen5 9emoht" 1T.
$, mb s, GG9cr.
NQcntaun NYriI 90. na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-01
SeSin9ttn0citt

Subftriptiou-Gin &boler Scs SobrS.
NsePauutmnd,nuBen merb'n ,n ben 6tI9itfn
prciitn eir9Utdt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-29
A CURIOSITY.

Awriter IN the Washington Telegraph who
.;gn. with the ;n;t;als - .ha.. ~.
.g'.., a., s'oa. siso" snas
hossutn - alluded 70 IN the book 0fkevela-
tons, and claims for his discoverv. as mueh
ss., -
S'sos as was es y a'l,ei Hihier, or 70 tne
secrs, who, at different stages OF the world, ap-
nI;ed the deacr;nfiona of thar book "a Mota,r.
r.S ~ = '1e''au'.
med, to Chartemagne, 10 iamerianes and TO
Napoleon. He sets about his demonstration in
- i37s73
tnis Wise $40
few detached yerses from the Revelations, Chap.
ter xiii. yeryes az follows
ailth. And beheld another beast coming up
out of the ea rtb and he had two horns like lamp,
- L.sT - - -. - S.s ~ 175i77s $50
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LATER FROM HAyANA.-Themail steamship
Empire City, Capt. John Leeds, arrived at
New Orleans on Monday the 18th inst, with
$50 passengers and $36, 600 in gold dust on
freight, besides large amount in the hands of
9th, and Havana on the night of the 10th in
slant.
The news of the accouchment of the Queen
of Spain, and the birth of princess being
confirmed by the Empire City, the national
salute was fred from the vessels-of-war in the
harbor, and from the forts.
The Havana papers received by this arrival
are one day later than those brought by the
Isabel to this port. They contain nothing,
however, of any interest. The holidays had
been commemorated with rejoicings. The
weather was uncommonly cold. The harbor
was well filled. Il
The railroad from Cienfuegos was fast pro-
crossing in its construction. Three hundred
workmen were employed. Thirteen miles
were already completed, and it was expected
that, by the beginning of June, il would have
reached the Cruces, and that Villa Clara would
soon be joined to the former place by this rail-
road.
The shock Of an earthquake was felt twice,
in the space of eight days, in the Island. The
visitor was not welcome at all.
The city of Havana was rife with the winter
amusements.
The Ravel Family and corps de ballet ar
rived at Havana in the Empire City, and had
commenced an engagement at the Theatre de
Tacon, for one month, when they were to leave
for New Orleans. So
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Joseph r.. KEININGHAM is prepared g

JOSEPH H. KEININGHAMi 10 prepared @
J execute orders in every department o. nooA
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers and binding materials are of the best quality;
and he fatters himself that his long experience IN
bis business entities him to speak with Some CON
fdence as to the good charater of bis WORK meI-
chants. Clerks OF Ccurts and others can be sup.
nlied with books of any pattern and STYLE ct short
notice, and on strictly moderate terms ORDERS
NAV be left at his store at the Bindery Of brown
and Keiningham, over the Printing. Once o. Conn
q Co. opposite the American Hotel.
AZ IL JOSEPH =. KEININGHAM,
206 Broad street
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Mr. Spear, the Howard Of America, gives
the following account Of his labors for the des-
ti'ute prisoners in 1851:
them with food, clothing, lodging, employ
ment, counsel, &C.; he has travelled TO assist
prisoners, and to deliver lectures, !, 100 miles,
in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Connecticut and New York has
made seventy prison visits; has delivered 79
lectures on Prisons and Crime, lis Causes and
Treatment; has distributed among prisoners
and others, 6000 publications; and, finally, has
become bail for prisoners 10 the amount Of
$4,000.
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GIVE NO PAIN-Breathe not sentiment--ssy
not word-give not an Impression Of the coun
tenance that win offend another or send thrill Of
pain to the bosom. We are surrounded by sem
sitive hearts which word. : look even, might I'll
to the bIim with sorrow, II you arc careless Of
" constituted from yourself and never BY word
or sign, east q shadow on happy heart. or throw
aside the smile Of JOY that hneeTs on . pleasant
countenance. Words of love and tenderness 70 q
troubled spirit are awseter than any earth can be-
stow
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Here, then, we have the exact number of the name
ofthe man. Kossuth has figured much, if he has
not wrought" wonders " in the world. If any OF
our astute theologians or historians can find
another person SO prominent, whose name accords
precisely with the requisite number, so be it,
Otherwise, let us consider the problem mathema-
dcally solved. quod erat idemoastrandum.
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ACCIDENT AT THE BIC TusNEL.-The Cum
berland tMt.l Alleghanian, says: "The hands
at work from each end of the Big TnnneI on
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, West, met
on Friday, the 10th inst. Those at work from
The West end not being aware Of their close
ness to those from the East end, applied blast
to the rock which separated them, il being only
eight feet in thickness, which, upon exploding,
killed Richard Carter, and seriously wounded
seven others. There were ten men at work,
two of whom escaped injury"
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COMMERCIAL SUsPENsIoNs.--The N. York
Express of Saturday evening, states that the
firm of Messrs. Mills, McDowall & Co., have
suspended payment. They are cotton factors
and have extensive connections in Louisiana
and Texas. The house was esteemed wealthy,
and are probably largely indebted. 1t is also
stated that the old and well-establshed house
of Maunsell, White s. Co., of New Orleans,
have suspended. This failure must be large
and seriously felt. During the last twelve
months the merchants of New Orleans appear
to have suffered severely. The New York
Commercial says that the announcement of
the failure of,he NJ, w. & Co., came by tele-
graph, but it trusts that it may prove unbound
ed.
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CURE FOR CoRruLENcY.--At meeting Of
the French Academy Of Sciences in Paris, De-
cember Is, 1851 ,among other papers received
was one from M. DANcEL on the development
Of fat in animals. Ii conveys the results Of his
observations on the human speciess Excessive
corpulency is relieved By an almost total ab-
stinence from vegetables and feculent substan-
ces, and by diminishing the quantity Of drink.
and increasing, when necessary, the quantity Of
meat usually consumed.
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VIRaINIA aiANUFACTURRs.-TAs

VIRGINIA AIANUFACTURRs.-TAs
public il informed that the undersigned heve
city for the sac of Iron and Steel, manufactured
Blacksmiths and artinsers using Bar Band
Hoop. Horse Shoeo Nutlron, may rely upon Pso-
curing. 1T our works. articles 10 their No. o. -
hest quality and 1t satisisctory ratee<< sss
Wrought work Of every DESCRIPTION n-sociuom9
Spikes, Bolts, Plates. Nuts, Wasners kc. 80, fof'
nished at short notice and q the io owest E1eeo. 81
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The Georgia Citizen says that q thousand
tons Of tobacco are annually squirted over tho
face of creation, and twenty tons Of ivory are
worn out chewing the weed every seven years.
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A young lady in Cincinnati has recently
been left, by relative, with $500,000. She
won't be left alone great while.
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IA patriot is easily made," said Wslpole
at is but the refusal of an unreasonable re-.
quest, and up starts a patriot.n
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DEATH OF A MIssloNARY.-The Asia brings
intelligence Of the death Of the Rev. John
Taylor Jones, A. L., of Bangkok, on the 18th
of September. DIR. Jones had been for nearly
twenty-three years one Of the most highly
esteemed missionaries Of the Baptist Board Of
Foreign Missions.