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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
Scr NcuDorf Stobr.
11nsebeuer pitl 8uttr f6idli6
fir Dir Snbr6icit
@pblfsil! &pDlfeil! @pDlfcit !!

Die ilutsrNibuStIn tuEn nm GraatutG bCm guN;
fnn Die aus;at i'll moAtn nOF hc irEttn cru Yhtl0cd
rb;a une Stu:Qc,t nit ctutm pabrcu 8cra rcn Stttr
mrddacttbrt Tno, an wGttbcn ft nun an tbrEn Stcbr
in eyr 6omltrn Strobt, rShiit Shire gu tCm 9ctamt
om auspadtn btIbdfi.t huo. gHCr nun tGt uns an:
ruff ben uo mir pSIia utEr1EuNt btrtEriNu iu tSnusr
uuo ptr nt anrut cbe ct ltuitpc touft ctr nuG orc
es Yaraoins wrlieen inbtm ME Gin btstr une tn9t:
rer Gtcd t8dttr in NImtduu gum 8trtauf ar1tbctcn
rpures. Git hobtn audi nun cen glan 0ecptrt, kbnCu
AL rtrtoukn uno nur ftne Yrcfk ~ nCbmCn. Rufd
babr an uuo bctrahttt unllru Stcd Sitter uno mir
hnc dtsrsnat raG Sbr bI Cub ftbit rrnttn pcrott
eoe mir visl n,shr barren in Ger 5liuna bStt9n ldocn
kNtr 8 cs III in Ger Shat cine bIrrlltbE uno Iduinrc
1uspat, unb IA ruldbt oanS tiuia cir0rtouft puret
fs tSun,, mir btuI6Sn audi nrblfiltr pilrcr otofCn
ais pits it Der 5aN par. aHs Sitter bier onwftbrrn
arbs zine aanS 3tituuo HItn, uno ic wclIcu mir nur
uutsr ben pisttu Grtltd riu0t entbrSn; Isruutr BE-
hnnrn Gtb felNtlot:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
2t6tcr! 2t0ter!

untrrBcttneter 9jtt birour6 Nadridt,
caB er immcr nod eas Gihter-Maheu in
Der Staot Quentaun Geto Gauutp betreibt
unc baB er isesrjeit Die befCn unftbIih. .eib'
ter bsim 8Geinsn unu grOscn sum Scrfauf
auf ,9ano Bat.
Stobrbattr uno anbere wrbsn eS Su H.
rem 8orbsit fuoen bel ibm anjuipredcu.
R@ uufhlitt wtro i'm UuStdufh fir Gib'
ter anssnommsn uno oofur Ger 6dteMarft
prsi8 srIaubt.
cSatp6 $o. Sitter.
Gept. 20. nq6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
81 q tbrt6 {

pirS btermit 9c9ebcn, ca6 Der untcrSeidnsts
ais UomiuiftrotOr pom Der Snterlafsnfbaft
oeS uer1orbenen @cwarc g mitb, lset
bin pou SaIbbur9 Saunffip, Geda Co.,
angeiieut morrsn it, Que ScItbe baber,
Die nod an bcIa9tc 9intcrIaiIenfhoft fduI'
dig fino, ,peroen biermit 9ebctGn innerbaIb
6 9Botbm obSubeSabIcn 3 uuo Sci6e.
Die nod rettmd6i9e Scroerun9en an nbcioste
6nterIoGenIdoft ju MAIDEN botsu, beIstsr
oiefetbe innerboIb befa9tsr 3cit aud ein5as
briu9sn, an
SSitliam 8. 95(umer.
Ncp 3. nQ6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
ScOer< SSQaren.

Der untsrScidbnsts in Ger Stabt Qasns
taun, eibt bisrour6 Dem pubIifum acbtun9s,
Oh Na6ri6t, eo6 er Die 5eeer Gufsrei
lob INNER an feinem attCn StanopIase
,ortbetrcibtr uno oaB er 9e9enmdrti9 elm
terlitbes 1Gortemsnt 5sesr gBaaren nuf
6ano Bat, unc immsrbin su buItsn seoenft,
wsIte @adreu er an philadelphia Marft
prsifen abfeesn wiro.
Satpb 8. Sitter.
Sfpt. 20. na6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
GbOrieas SofTaae(alt,

Odst1foll SaIter IN Qlllentnp'l
Grgteifrt eids @eIc9enbeit, feinen Srsuu
cen, olten &unesn uno ccm pubIfum ubsr'
baupt bic GnSsies Su maiden, cae er eas
Wiictbifail 0eitbGft
nun ouf feline oneini9e Rsdnung, an tem
ndmIihsn Srt mo es frlbsr eurd SCffmen
uno 8rdmcr bctrieben nuroe betrebt, ollwO
er tereit in ale bic i'm nit ibrer Eunefbeh
Su bcebren munfben Su befrieei9en.
Scin Stau it 9s9enwdrti9 NIT Zen aOcr'
beeen uno
Sitbcrifcn 9Sferorn
aefilut i nirgcnes iino bcfsre bu iineen.--,
Seine Subr5su9e fino ebenfolls ME man fis
uur wlnItrn fonu, uno bsgreifen, iere Urt
Don ben fcinnen uno fhdeborfien, Bis ju
Sru6t. 8decn berab in hb. Nuh bdIt CT
INNER gum Uuscibcn cher 6um partler'
nab 8cRimmun9s Ylieen aus6ufatrsF
pUn Zen bclitn
Smnibuiien uuS Carriages,
in feinem @fobIiltment. jtur5 in aIIer uno
isosr Sinhtt ilbertriift fen Stau aue aneers
in oiefer 9dnSsn umgc9Cno. uno ncbcnoem
iinc feline prciie nur gang biui9- gon6 be-
fonoer5 hinocn e5 partisn, bic cine Surrtts
MAIDEN mCtlcn, Su ibrem SOrtbeil wcnn lit
bei ibm anfprehrn.
Sur bsreit5 9enoGcnc llnteriiutuno fiatfCt
CT frincn Sreuncen uhQebeuheIten Sanf obt
bittct um cine Scrtoaucr cerfeIben, uno Qc
tenttc punFtlite Ubmortuuq fCincr 9s'
Ihifte, quite uno iidre pferoe. une biIIt9s
prsifs, isiue &uncf1oft nod um pieIe5 ju
ermCiteru.
Iuouf 18. nqbU
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
S0ll6DQlter leIet
Scoc 2lrt &ans0crGt1ItDoftcn

lpcrben lpphlfeller Oerfduft
nIS SicS ic Snppr Gn bicfcm Srt GcfeDnD.
Ser untnftriebnc m6hte ecn ginpCb
nrrn oCn Uurntaun uno Der llmgc9eno adj
tuu9SuOl onSsi9sn, oo6 Gr Ten 9an5en Stod
6aus9erdtbs oc5 6. B 8i9onp ou9efauft
bat uno bcrCit III bieidbcn an brn niepetficn
Gitp. Qreilcn Su perfdufrn, on ecm alien
Stanoe in Der 6amiton SrdBe, nabe bel
6a9enbuh'5 9ofbau5 unb 9crace 9c9enA
uber Dem Defiant.
Ssiu 16ortsmcnt fam bier gar nitt
ubertrofen werecn uno beGsDt tbeiIwcift aus
Bureaus, DINING Slide, GieetcorbS,
SctrCtarts, Preatfdlt Siilbr, Tttr Siltht,
Hrciiu9 9urIous, 0SnrS Slide, Garo Siltbe,
qlatu uno indcco 93ofb:StancS,
gROrcrrbcs pom allen @TSnnuu9cu pcn $40 GtS $35'
9Bbo-girt Slide, Gdbtanrs, ScpGl:R6tts, etc. Ctt
Gr pnfsrti3t audi Sptin9fB SboufsI'
(thbtc Sofls, QarIorfubIe uno Sttomons,
wrIte sr 70 mobIfeil perfaufen miro, ais JIG
in Der Gttp srbalter mcrecn f6nnen.
Uub bat CT Elm outes UfOrtement con
Spieoet, Die er ebeniobitIig uerfauft.
RS So Ser llutHfbricbene Elm proftifber
SopsSisrcr in, 70 in er bercit ices Qrt Sape
Sicrarbeit unb otIe fcnfi9e EepdroturCn iu
uerritben, auf. Die fd6nRe uno funRfrti9ie
0Seife, auf bic furSene Un5cigc
@r nsbt gut cofur, oab ale feline @ddren
rciIc 3ufriecsnbeit 9sbcn uno ea5 lino NO
fur er iie Uerfauft.
Gr bcfft, co6 er curtb ffren9c 8sfbifts-
Qufmcrtfamfeit uno Suuo,tcmmenoeS uno
qefdIIi9es Sstro9cn 0db eine IibsraIs 8une'
ftaft Su uerbisnen i'm Stanes irin wirc.
9. $. Trite.
QlIentaun, Nou 3. 1852. mails
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
8eoin0nn8en:
StieftI, StDuba
.Si1tc
unb Eappeil.
2SOblfciler 0ls ie fir GGSCO.

y
gun it bic Bit UNI Rb nit etrfstn uno sdbuben,
nit pdtsn uue aoppen fir nsn sButtr prrsu6srrten.
5n unferm Strbr fiurct Sbr ras 9rGFtt NTcrtsmrnt,
unc out, tos wcbtfliNtS.
Sir W1nnct nnp Gnabet
batsu pil fsint unr orcGt stsfl unp subs rru atIn
arttn uno SrSjsn fhidIitb fir tis Sobrsjtit.
Sur Gables unb Otifes
tabtn mir fsins 6io, Srrnbuno 9Nauns goarcuc une
Sabsleetrns Gbubt uuo Sticfd tit uno bdnn oClcbtt
60 audi fine SatsrS init eidtn uno htinntn Scbltn'
@ummi cbcr Suoia Rnbber Sbube fur
9amen, 5errcn. Inaben une WItlles.
gpir batsn ras arSfts NITcrtmsnt phcs il in riCim
Gouuir erbittrt purNc c-uuo ba mir in elmer Wonu;
fattur,G cnpaanit unS Stncn l9tntn rtrhott hatc 10
fsnntu mir s oil ehr erniseriattn YrelIcn mtauttn.
OAraauo: stcbrbuttSr ptrocu nit 6ummi: Shuhtn
an gleupcrttr uuc YbiIaedpblatr sBbrIsialt:prsl'n
ptrfbsu.
STtt.
mir battn pcu iteer 2cusnnur9 fir Wdnner uno
0nottu, unb Ia mir cbe pGthcnlth rcn Der ettr bs'
fcnnsn, 70 tSuutn mir inlmer cts nEncet9sn StpIts
liefru.
&dppcu
babtn mir ron alien Scru uuo GbrSGGn ltts ou 6ono
uno Tuo btIfdnei0 AM @stftrtycn. Vtltsllun9tn pen
etcbrhantrn wtrren rrcnrt tsrddrebti9t an SttrE
prtiftn.
Srunf6, etc.
2riuts uuo @otilts, Garptt @o9s unS SatbsUS
ssu allen Scrtcn uno CyrSBrn-olIts prbfu.
= q 1T y { II.
Stus, Ghnlalj, Sd uuo 9ampbiuc rrnomtntlrs
parIcr Vtoin uno o6n9 9eanren, Gin relies aicrttmcnt
wchkluo i'm prtils ron 20 GcntS his & 10 ras Sttid.
Das puGlifnn ut Cinecootn onglrucn uno unitrn
etcd III untsr(ubtu-bIun Cs m0dDt uns tmnsr Srcuee
Gab uu(trs Sitter iu Ni9tn.
Sd0nerrcptDpcn.
DaausrrstlNt: SItthnifft rUCrocu in itbtrd g3Gtttr
atusn,mcn, fir Sboltr. unc 0uOrontirt
QDir fno oautbor ftr riS 6unft ocs TutIifumf Die
mir cptit trbntn hotcn, uno mir bcIn ourb ircrQC
Iufutrtamttt ouf uuftr Gjttbift uno rurtb Ytfcla:
una nss SRtttcs rcu ,.itbucln 8rtduftn une tsinCn
prtftsu" oub in 3utunft cine Scrtrousr Ill prtttncu.
Sonn9 unS Seb.
aatntdun, ottg 24. rq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
GrDtfene Waoren.
9Goics Orceaiitcr


bcltIbCn aus SCiornmaorcn rcn alcu gen'nnun0fn
uno OIsn grttitn, RCus DeeaiuS, SRsrincs, 6ottune
CiinQboms LIN. uno tGnnen oil ShSnhelt une BtiIt9-
ftit niht tttrtrcfTln mtrccn. Die Damon cer Staot
urc llm9totno purren ss w thrcm @crthcil fhrGi, Ht
ibusn mtrlt auSurufn uub ibrt Sitter in Nu9nicbttti
yI rcbmsn, che its rnitpc ciuEaufu 9iismano III 9ef
ypun9cu gu faufsn. GS III audi ttin Sumtu9 togri'
ihtn. 2tIc fno bcrjIi,b eiu9daocu onuruftn um ftb
NM M nhcrifncn nnN ihrc NinrS DrrAiittr III hCithEn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
SGotes Srcf Glitter.

1tt Strs pcu alien Sarbcn unr S.uantitittr, bilti
asr, ia tilliar ais CT il in citr Stact ou9ttctcu pur
&C. Gill Qcpiu$, Nlrotat, SNcus DC Gains kbr ttli9
dIIt ecrtcn Gattuue, II. 10, H. f 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
SanfdDit0ttumd.

.dr rcn ithrr ocucfIme litcroIs lutaitJenna, attn
y s nun uctb btititcb ibrcn Srcunrcu uno SSnnern
unarbcutbdtn Oont ob, uun crl;bGn it um cine Scrt
toutr ouiA6tn, nttbt iis inmcr turob tiG9c qrsilt
mo 0utt Sibauttur9 ju rtrritncn futhcn weretn.
Yres, Gutb uno &C..
Dtttmttr, /. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
OroC1s pargoins!
Cine anbere 9lnfunft BON ippblfei<
len 8ntern!
Srct, Gutb unO Grnp.

giuc fctsu philadelphia unS Nrrcrt surtidsCfbri
unc 6ffntn tst ensu psr lbSncu Gcrrdtbe ucn eitrn
bic ie in Der Staet Naenaun gum Sertauf ous9ttcten
purptn. DisdbCn fno fiir Die SabrsSit poIsno uno
tSnntn an Sctti9tti oe6 Gtrlt, Site uno BtlIt9ttit
alien Onbrn 9Poarcn i'm Glartts CUR Seits 9citcItt
psrbcu. Sbrc 6unben uuo bns quttum i'm alI9t-
ecmcincn fno cin9dcoeu fctbie9 tri ibnen anSuprt'
tben, inem es ibnen tosrsit Srsure mot Gins Gs!e:
aenbtit ~ baben, bre Sitter B9su 81 tGnnCuNo iie
rptn taG cs hos SutrsHt cines Stccn III biekltcn pl
tcitbcn. 8ufd oabsr an uno dtsrBu9t Gub fdtit pru
C3n 0tIoatrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
6erblt> tlnD 9Sinter>
Glitter.
Grim unD S1enin0er,

pamiltcn StraFe, Quentouu, cine SbdrG ctrbolb eem
Neltr: 6ttd
Mahen ibren SreuneVn uno oem publtFum
i'm Unoemeinen befannt, ea6 Iie neuIid Don
Neu-Worf SuriIdgefsbrt fno, nit rinem gro
fen @infauf pOn Spitiabrs: uno QBinter
@utern, am ctiecn StanepIase, no lis tas
Vutlifum sinlaoeu bin5ufommcn uno ibren
berrltrn Sfcd Su unterfuhcn. 0rfslbe
umfa6t bic neuelfen uno fofhiOnnbeIlten
StpIts pCn importrtsn uno einbsimifbsn
Sre Gt teruS,
AyfcnS ScSscgc, Sbibct Nicrino,'
W1CHs Sclniu, NcrfflchcS Sud-,
Trcudb Gafhmere, II. T.. III.
Ucn een bsfen SpIss bic man in te npcr-
nsbmiten &etait- @tobIilemcnt5 Der 9rUecn
Stiote fincct.
SdDdtplS -8oD Staat empire Stoot
uno g9aterICo Sdowl5 pon allen Satben
uno @r6bcn, 70 mc Gin UOuc5 Q0Crtemcnt
gon 8rotb a StoWI5, uno oue lcnIllge
Der perfhiepsnsn Qrten.
gables, menn ibr Gin wcbtaus9c 9cHudteS
QGurtement pCn allen Qrten fticGuen uno
motlcncn 9utern in ibrem Sadie, Gottune,
ETC., febsu MOTT, fur rie biui9lten ptelle,
70 rufet an.
benfaus- Elm 9ro6es Q6Ortement
Sud, GofIimHS, Sottincts, uno oue drten
Der brfen auaIititen uno neulfn StplcS
pOn MarnSguisrn.
8teib faus Gin 9roGe5 NfOrtement
pcn 8rCberien @Ia5- uno Suecnswoaren.
Mafreten in eonben, baIben uno Sier'
tel Barrels, wCIbe Iie bu ben niscerIlen
@iltpreifm ooer i'm Qu6tuufb Cur SanoeS
prcbufte obfeBcn.
gloptmbcr g 1852. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
sud-, N0iiintcrs unS 9Sc{tin0s.

suoiSfrm 3nds ibrcs G5,lbdft5 Fuo Tt spCtrs 81
fSiuem @tabtiltmcut I'M Snntrn res StaOts, "a fis
tincu Stcd SibCr ron itbcr Btncrnuna, @oitmsres,
SotinttS, 9!finss, babtn, pano ftr Die 9s9Snpir9e
uno crrCtCube Sabrsjct pilbc nit Der 9rSpttn Str9
fat cn9Ctauft puroen, uuo mdbc ic os gut fhSn uno
ttlIj9 ancnpfbltn tGnnCn. St bottn cs fir dhrfIu:
f9 tbre Q2oorcn aIIc bier nit ben auslinobcn Nomcn
Ut tCt9cn, ineem t rcb nitbt oll1cmcn rtrltonoen
pcrom Gsnuas es Su a9tn, to6 it olIt in ibr 6otb
9tSrsnps urttttI bOtcn, ett s an ttJtn 9rtitn ob:
fetu wSreSn.
Yrcs. Gutb uno 60.
Net. l, 1859. n03m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
Gpts9et.
Gnrucfa
Gteinf1Dlen.
2onbt5 : 95rDDuftf.

2tts 0llt Nrttn Gctroios Wutr, Gler 9crdlltbtttls
Stitb, ShnOlj II. 10. mHbtn pTIon9f, pcflr ncr
bGdtt Iiortpreis tsjobIt wtro tci
YrCB, @utb uno Go,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
Wuslins! Msuslins I!

Sbr dueemtihsr strd GRustins, Sidin9s, Gbcds,
Sidnnsts, SRantbciIr @ubams II. rY, in in Der Sbot
Gin bsrtltber, uno Elm itocr Der i'm untruht fmlltt
nit uns ieerrin, uno flr tas untsrubSn rshncn mir
nidts on. unb bSfsn nrdj 9rnt nit frtuntlibcn Gs'
fthtS,iaen nit
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
@aMnspttfOMen MN rlbtet =
9Iuaen Dieber.

epr BADEN oudo rpcbi fir Gutb 9cfcrS. SFr habsn
sns Der Srtsn, betsu uHo btll,9tsn aus'rablen gu;
isr far arsas far Gud Ole Sbr pietIiiht is octheu
bait ITS trsitcs Sub.pcu aICn Sarttn, Suantitdtsn
uno YreiItn, @oiFmtrs. GofirctsI DtiHinss. apir
babeu audi Que 2rtu gRCitInsu9s, uub turj alIts fir
rras gNanusprtren fit 2tnjd9e fossu tonusn. Ga
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
2c6er> Granf6ctfl

e-VVPNFF'WT NyNEVTH'WtF tVtVHF TNTN HIFU Nv :
pTie Scbipdd)e, 9ftcrenfrGnfbciten,
uno Ibc tjs rcnGjns trOutba:n ettcr entrrin8cn oS
S&minNrt, gcltsnr Qeer, Siute i'm sra
gen, Ourdfdue, 9rbtrenntn, @dsI, Ma
9enfpannung, Caurs5 lufiip6sn, fbwTeS
Ntbmcn, 3ittsrn i'm Wo9cr uno Seracn,
GnqiQfcit brim gis0en Sisbsru SbmH
BCu i'm Rrpfs, Man9el an Uu5ohnfun9,
QcIbe Saut uno GuGGr, Stmsricn in Der
Srite, Dem Siutten, Der 8ruif uno cen
@icccrn, Bremen i'm 8Ieifhs. beiidnoi-
0c Surht pOr tln9Itl6 uno Njeosr9eftIa'
cnbrit in 0rmitte
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
0inc iupblfeile
Sfeils tlnD SlccD>StDmie

Ger t1nterseibnste cr
9reift oisfe @sIfgenbsitfd
nen aIten Sreunoen, Suns
Zen uno oem QubIifum
htataLrt tie anasiss su
MAIDEN, taB er tie ftdbsx
8 3. 9intinasr aeborene
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-08
Stbowls! S6omls !

C1un feurni ottr uub kbet MIR cinmoI unfrer beri
Iitt Ban: eiatsSdoruts, rcrtrCfib fino fc uno til
act elk an racno siusm Gurcru Srts ole anecrt III
len peu 2dbarpts Die rstlauat wGrotu tSnncu-lln
sar ollie Gtrr Die Die 0omcu fir Nu;daC uGtbja botsr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-26

objects into the Organized lthas were etsrnany
changing, and the unorsanis<d that were siways
stationary, becsuse Of having no inherent power
within themselves, by which to change their own
character. They were q the living and the dead.
There were three important distinctions between
these two classes. First in respect to their maiesi
organization; secondly. in regard to the manifesto
tons Of activity in the two clssses and thirdly In
respect to the force which operated upon these two
classes Of being. There were 81 elements that en-
tered into the composition of the two classes of
objects, twenty of which pertained to organic be-
ings. Four of these elements. oxygen, hydrogen
carbon and nitrogen were essential elements. The
first three were invariably found in an organized
body Illustrations of the combinations Of these
elements were here given by the lecturer Organic
bodies were composed OF liquids, solids or gaseous
substances while inorganic bodies were composed
OF either solids, liquids gases no of the pro-
pertes being united in this latter class together. The
lecturer proceeded further to Illustrate the peculiar
characteristics of organic and inorganic bodies in
very instructive manner; but we are obliged herej
to bring this imperfect notice to a summary close
DR.. P. will lecture this evening "upon the distnc
tons between animal and vegetable substances"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-26

FREE BANKING-The capitalist, if he de
sires to invest his money in banking capital
to be disposed of according to the wisdom Of
Board of Directors, would likely very much
prefer the stock of the old Banks of this State
whose regulations are such as to command his
confidence, to venturing his money in new ones
under he knows not whose control. There.
fore, as we said yesterday, the special acts OF
Virginia, establishing new Banks, will not pro
badly meet the views of men of capital In
deed, the country is so rife with cases sfmaI-ad-
mlnistraton, that men who have got money are
10th to let it out of their own hands.
A very wealthy citizen of Halifax. now
dead, managed to keep employed capital of
several hundred thousand dollars, with the as
sIstance of clerk or two, with decided adj.
vantage and he is supposed to have lost less
by his loans, in proportion to the amont en-
ployed, than any Bank ever did. pruden,
man who has succeeded in making fortune
can manage his own means better than INV
man can for him. This is the idea which sug-
ges'ed the Free Banking system. Whether
that system is free from objections or not, we
do not undertake here to exmaine; but this
TACT IS certain that it enables man of capital
to Bank upon his own money after his own
fashion, and thus offers advantages to indiyid.
uai enterprise that must of necessity increase
the amount of Banking capital.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-26

LECTURE AT THE ATHENKUM.-Dr. Carter P.
Johnson lectured at the Athen@um Tuesday even.
ing upon "a The Distinction between Organic and
Inorganic Substances" The audience was small
one, owing to the exhibition of Fire Works, and
several large entertainments. which drew off manv
regular attendants upon the meetings of this Ins,i
tuition Mr.. J. remarked in the commencement
that we lived in world of variety and change but
great was this variety ami countless as were The
changes and the forms of objects, animate and in.
animate around us, they had been all placed here
In harmony and appropriate arrangement God
had arranged the natural objects of the world upon
regular plan and by the study of the natural and
physical sciences. We could ascertain that plan
Alter classifying tn ese objects must go still fur
Their, and study their characters. which study
would involve general laws and principles
The lecturer then proceeded to classify natural
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~Rockbridge Alum Water. -RIcHMoND,
August LIST, 1850.--JOhn H. Seayres, Esq:-Dear
sir-Having used and witnessed the effects of
the ROckbridge alum Spring Water on different per.
sons feel much pleasure in stating the high opinion
entertained of its great medical value of which you
the sole agent for the United States can truly
say that have suffered more than thought could
bear. Having been affected for four or FIVE years
with the worst bowel complaint, accompanied with
cough and dyspepsia, Iprocured the best m dica adj.
vice, and found nothing to relieve After being
Frustrated by disease for that length of Time COM
menced using the Alum Spring Water, and in the
course of few weeks found decided change for
the better At this time (now three months since
commenced the use of the Water feel restored to
health, my appetite is good, and my strength re-
gained. Indeed Ifeel like another man. | can safe.
ly recommend the Water to others, and have done
so in several cases. wish you all the success magi.
nable. You at liberty to make what use you
think proper of this letter But my changed condi.
ton and appearance is the best testimonial could
bring to those who have known of my sickness du.
ring the last four years Accept sir assurances of
my personal esteem, and believe me, &c,
T. ]. BETHEL.
The subscriber is still the sole agent for the sale
of this celebrated Water, and receiving from time
to time fresh supplies from the above Springs.
JOHN III. SEAYRES,
fe l6-ts Columbian Hotel.
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MAYORS COIIRT-

The continued case of James Clayton
charged with assaulting Thomas Nj. Keeling
came up on yesterday, and the matter at issue
having been compromised, the warrant was dis.
missed by his Honor. John McColgin found
insensibly drunk in the street yestel day morn.
ing by officer Yarring ton, and carried in a
most disgusting condition, to the wooden cage
in the vestibule of the City Hill, instead of the
cage proper-where his loathsome appearance
would have been appropriately yelled from the
public gaze-was sentenced to one months i'm
prisoEment in the city Jail.
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A CoRREcTIoN.-A paragraph is going the
round OF the newspapers stating that the an.
swer of General Lafayette to the address
which, as speaker of the House of Represen.
tatives, made TO him upon the occasion OF
his last visit to this country, was prepared by
me, though pronounced by him. This is a
mistake, which, in justice both TO his memory,
and TO myself, ought to be corrected. 1t was
composed by himself, as the style abundantly
shows. On the morning of his reception by
the House OF Representatives he breakiasted
with me alone, and stated or read to him the
address which intended to make to him on
that day. The expression occurs in it, that he
was in the midst ofposterity; on reading which
remarked to him that it would afford him
fine opportunity TO pay US handsome COM
pfment, which he might do by saying No,
and that he found himself surrounded by the
same patriotic men, ATTACHED to liberty, devo-
ted to free institutions, and with all theshigh
attributes which distinguished his Revolution
airy compatriots. The General seemed pleased
with the idea, adopted it, and incorporated i.
in his answer. This trivial incident could
have been the only foundation of the para.
graph.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. H.CLAY.
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Ri. Rev. the Bishop Ooanei) of New Jersey, has
come out tn pamphlet emitted, "Protest and
appeal OF George Washington Doane, Bishop of
Meade, Burgess and Mcllvaine, and His Reply to
the false calumnious ana malignant representation
of William Haisted, Caleb Perkins, Peter V. Cop
puck, and Bennington Gill; on which they ground
their uncanoncal, unchristian and inhuman pro-
cedure, In regard to him." This is the fret in.
timation We have had that charges against Bishop
Doane, have been presented. We suppose that
this may prove to be the commencement of pro.
ceedings of much interest, especially in New Jer.
spirited and indignant.
Since the Protest, Appeal and Reply" (as the
pamphlet Of the Bishop OF New Jersey is called
was written and published, we learn that he has
consented to call, and has actually called Conven-
hon OF his diocese, to take into consideration the
subject matter of these charges &c. That Con.
vention will sit at Burlington, the Episcopal resi-
dence, on the 18th of March, st. Patrick's Day
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THANKS TO Mr.. BARRISGER.-TheA Amer.
can prisoners, recently pardoned by the Queen
of Spain, have addressed letter, dated Vigo.
January 9Th, TO The United States Minister at
Madrid, expressing their gratitude for his ex-
erlions to procure their liberation. They add
hope that the day may come when thew shall
be enabled to testify their acknowl edgemep,s
in more substantial manner.
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% Mexican Masfang Linimenf.-Tn

g Mexican Mustang Liniment.-The
new discoveries and new afinities that medical
chemistry s constantly adding to medical science
and the healing art, shows concusively how greatly
superior the new combinations in the MUSTANG
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