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St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

We have certificates from Captain Canot,
brother 10 the eminent physician Ia Louis Ma
poleon, President Of the French republic. who
was cured Of Rheumatism OF seven years stan
ding one from Rnst Gauit, do, nf seven wears |;
on" from Mr. Oldham, Baltimore Custom house.
OF dreadful case of dyspepsia one from Juo.
Luke, Of case of dyspepsia and general de-
hiIi'y and one from J, X. Stapeton, esq, of
Baltimore, with hundreds Of others.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
LIME AND FEED STORE.
sI0Iasa HeviaH.

NC. AfI0LLIHSNORIH ID bKAST 4Ts.
Nsar.Prau Street Wharf,
BALTIMORE,
"AS constantly on hand full stock
4 Il OF Lime (=ood LurnQ. Eric.
Hair, Cement, Calcired Plaster, Corn.
Oats, Corn Meal, Chop Rye, Mill Feed,
ec,., all Of which he viii sell at tn.
lowest market rates. Orders iDr any
Of The above articles will 10 sttsnI to
with pronptness, and satisfaction be
guaranteed.
September 8, Is52-y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
Stabler's Diarrhcea Cordial
JOHN ADDISON, u. ..
PRICB, 90 cts. a Bottle.

JOHN ADDISON M. D.
We beg leave, =. convincing evidence &C the
highly valuable properties Ct iae above rsned
medicines, q refer to tie annexed complilaen.
isTT notice from sixteen 9th. most re5pecta Die
Apothecaries and Pharnaceutists in the City OF
Baltimore, whom We have appointed our agents
aHd who have the several articles for sale
The subscribers. Apofhec 2Ties and Pharua
Iesgiis.s.il.lh City CT Baltimore. are s>
Preparations known - SrABLS
ANoDgNE CHEERY ExPEcTokANT and Sra
SLEN's DIAERHsA CoGDTAL, are medicines OF
great value, and very enicient Tor the raei and
cure Of the diseases Tor which they bear the
evidence of skill and care in their preparation
and style Of putting TAP, and We take pleasure
IN recommending them 10 customers.
6 A Moore, r p Scott, S K Fleming,
F. { Gi!pin, J Grahame, H Lowe,
Barry 4 Go. l. Phillips, Jos Roberts,
6 w Johnston,J Stansburv. A W Hughes,
II Grahams, M Larogn". McPh & Marshall
PRICE, SO cts. Bottle.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
REV. VERNON EsKRipGr, e s.v.

PORTSMOUTH,. (Va..l Aug. lS, 1881.
Nr. ). F.. Boush-Dear Sir: While an in
general opposed 10 Pa1en! Medicines. candor
comp-s me 10 state that have great confidence
in the virtues OF IIsmPton's Vegetable TInctue.
For several months past have used it in my
family, and in Dyspepsia, loss OF spprtite, dir
illness and general debility. with entire success.
So Gar as my experience extends, therefore.
take pleasure iA recommending il ~ the afflicted
as sale and Efficient remedy.
ain, respectfully. yours,
VERNON ESkRIDGE,
Chaplain in the Y. $. Navy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
TO THE FARMERS OF ST. MARY,s
COUNTY.

TOTTlNGHAM 4. JOHNSON are
~ manufacturing, and offer iGr sale,
their celebrated Improved Horse Po~sIr
and .Threshing. Machines. They are
guaranteed to thresh as clean and as
much as any other machine besides,
they are more durable, less likely to get
out of order, and work easier than any
machine in the world. Persons who
may wish to purchase machines this.
year, are referred to those gentlemen in
the county that we sold IN last year.
COTTINGHAM & JOHNSON,
No. I2l Pratt Street Wharf,
April l. Ie52 -.s 4ts- BALTfAoRR
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
Cnpringes-Carriages.

TTNiIE subscriber having opened his
large REPOSITORY on South GAY
STREET, opposite The Exchange, where
the largest assortment Of fashionable
CARRFSGE Els, of every description, can
he found in The city, persons in want ~
Carriages will 10 well to give me call,
as have determined to sell low for cash,
or good paper. at six months. All work
sold at my Repository warranted for
twelve months. |Old Carriages repaired
or 'aken in exchange for new ones.
viii receive Carriages on storage, or
for sale. OIL commission Al low rates.
.WM. McCANN.
Baltimore, A pril I--y
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
Hassspton's Vegetable Tine.

TIE GRE~1I- EISCQLERE~0E-L
@~.fGE-NE.iD REID REID
yH~HE world never before saw .svell . mass OF
u home testimony given TO any. other medi-
~ BAL11seRE. Sept ~. 1881.
Mtssrs M0rtim<r s YNgrbrvy feel !, dn,y
10 make knowH the benefits have derived from
DR.. Hampt"n's rinctuie. For lrngth OF time
have been subject 10 great postraiion OF mus
cular power, and great debility Of the nervous
system, accompanied with palpiiati0n and Hut
tpriES OF tie heart. ! hail such sudden attacks
that or one OCCASION | could scarcely get home.
I making msHiion oil INV case 10 a friend, be re-
fen ell me 10 Joseph X. Stapleton. esq. cid
and highly respectable citizen OF Bslii unre,
who had used The Tincture under similar cir.
cunsiances. | called on MIR. Stapleton, and. at
ter interview or some minutes. fully
satisfied Of the medic Il virtues or the Tincture,
from the evidence before me. OF his osvn person,
who, for some tine previous. indicated a falling
state of health. bat a hearty, hale appear
ance, with the Geiirtfy cf youth. ! immediately
commenced using the Trncture, and, b.lore !
took The corippts Of one bottle. my strength u'ds
rensired. and can lcdIt brisk and am He-
tire as t,esRfy yedrS ago. This finctnre is the
grand restorative Of the digestive organ e, which
when destroyed, the whole system is in a state
CT su ffeTing.
DO assert ii is no humtng, bat is, in reality
what IL ia represented 10 be by DR.. Hampton
the inventor. Wa. A. ScHAEFEER.
Corner Of Lombard and Sharp streets
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

Indiresiion. Dvspers;a. Iaunfire. Liver
ComnIai,,. .|onsunntiop. and Debility
curinq after Natures own mcthod. Lv
Mature, own AGENT. the Gastric Juice.
e. Half teaS,oopfh e PeDsin. in.
fused in mater. will dirrst or dissolve.
nee pounds of roas. bCsf in gbout l,ro
hours. out of The stomach.
PeD4in i the chief element. or great
diresting principle OF the oastric Juice
the solvent of me f,od. the uuriCyinr.
preserving. and stimulating agent OF the
stomach AMI intes,ines. il is extracted
from he digestive stomach of the OK,
thus forming an artificial DIGESTIVE iluid
precisely ike he ratural gastric Juice
in lis chemical rovars, and furnishing q
complete and perfect substitute for it.
nv the aid of his prcnaretion, n. pains
ana cyile Or Indigestion and pvspe psia
re remove. lust o. ,hey would be BY
Hca'.r,y stomach. I, is doin. wonders
!,r nrsn.ptics, curiar case II debility,
eInaciarion. nervous decline. ard dvs.
peplic consumption, supposed 90 be on
the verge Of the grave. The scientific
evidence upon which III. aaseG. is jr the
highest degree curious and remarkable.
;;cpaNuri: Evidence '-Baron l,;-big
in his celebrated work N Animal Chem
,slrv, says: - an artificial dicesliYe
flg.t, analogue 10 ne Gastric Juice. NAV
De readily prepared from the mucous
membrane Il the stomach Of the Calf
IN which various articles or food az meal
and zoos. vii - ,oG.o-d channel. ord
sljc,s.sd. .pst u, IA. same s,onr.r as h.v
rsovId be in ire human stogch.''
g. Call on IN. accent, and oct 2 De
scrintiv. Circular Gratis, ciyiTo 4 lsro.
amount Of scientific evidence. similar 10
the above. ,on.,hs, with r.norts ~ 70.
cura< fror, al, ,ar,s Of m.
h.,ed States --@a
Asa,Dv.,en,;, c,r.r n, F,rcu
ror'e P.p.in b,o nro,,,c.d n. most
,,,c-r.Ilo,,s 49,. cn,;,- n..o. or
noh;l;t, P,,p.:,a w.. vi.
nj Dysn.r,;. t~,..,,,,;on !, :. -,
2oss;hIc - friyo -. da,ar. &c c.ss. IN
h. li,n;,s of ,h;s .Jvor,;s.n.n,. hm,
,,,,,on,;o.,oI -.;eoa,o $780,. Lo..
givap IF nor. ,h.a 800 hrr1r.d ren,.r
Fable curas :, phnadoInLi, Nov York
and Ros,op .Ionn Thdso v,c-A ,.or,,.
, Ill I.ono,,,. o.sa, anI ~. cnr.s vs.,
/ 49,. 49,. raS;I 80 1865 ~, 49,
80; ~
=, = a. r,rro,. .o,;,,,. .r3
,srt;rnis r1,- ms.r,i t,r ,.,dency ~ Ri
Fiars I,isor5.r ;..a. Con,nI.;,. rsy.r
.''4S .s,''1s'' 'l,.el c',,' a. 80 ~,
- y. :I -. : G.':.:
So ','D Us w. - .n =.
,"., ,;, ~mo .''''s.s ~ ,ST ".',. ,,9 VI
go r. as &C. .' , -. -.
50 'o' NcS 5 III ea.'''s "".' '"e .o'
''ee use u I'"e''. S!.','S' - "'i''0S' 'e-
'o, m o H(a.. ~ .n.e"'pe.'"'c ;,n
p -. -; $500 ,o.., r1n,sis;I
-, ,,ht ~ - :, y ~ -. 80 1919 - s
WIN, ,I,s' - u w. " =. t co. -, 49, -.
r r.,., 60 :, 80. in,,an "''r r.1;ar, ~ ~;
Go Gos. r.,7,oyo. al r,r1e..a,, svnoo
TOM. ,nJ i onIx Mood. +, =. r.ne.,aJ
far .bor, lime to rrak. tbese rood sc
foc,. norr,sr.n, pnr;,v of hjood snd
visor If body follow ~ ence l. is mr.
,icr,a rIv excolIan, in c.se. of Narses
Vomitinp, Camps, Soreness, Of the nj, Of
the stomach. distress after eating. low.
cold state OF the blood, heavlncss, low
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
John II. .Nfxgs'SEde1', .Ir.,
GRocERASa CoMMussrox MEReHANr.
No &c South Calveft ST.. r.
Ons Door from PrGN Street IPharf,
BALTI MORE:

MOKE:
II EEPS constantly on hand Eer sale
N large and well selected stock
of Groceries and Liquors, consisting in
part of-Loaf, Crushed md Brown Su
CARS; Salt; Coffee ;, Teas; Cheese !;
Candies g Soaps ) &c; French and Do
Whistles; New England Rum Holland
Gin; Wines Of all kinds and qualities,
Vinegar, &c, &c., &C., which he will
sell low for cash. or 10 punctuul custo.
ncrs on time. lie respectfully solicits
The patronage Of his friends and the pub
lie.
lie wili. also sell Tobacco, Grain and
other Produce on Commission, on the ~
ual terms, and solioiis consignments.
Baltimore, April ], 1854. rE.7.- .t
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
Robert s.awsOn. Dr.,

Robert Lawson, Dr.,
9ADULE. TRUNK HARNESS AND COL
LAR MANUFACTURER,
- Wholesale and Retail,
Ne. ~ South Street,
OnS 6Ssr from Lombard,
BALTIMORE.
"HE above -ficles are manufactured
l. Ct the t.r' '.rilis, AMI will be
sold althe lorresi prices.
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers are
invited 20 call and examine my stock be
for. making purchnsas.~ heinamaaas6aaak
to sell goods as s5BssssSe !
chased in any Of the Northern or Eastern
Cites, and pledge myself to duplicate
any bill made in those cities. Please
call and satisfy yourselves Of the fact.
MAY 20 I852-tln.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27


II, AND WARRANS!-The hiehes
- CASH price will be given for Land
Warrants. by ---------..------.---.------
Padding IL greenwich.
August %. .. -gHf
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

A large assortment Of RKADY-MApx
CLoTAINs OF superior quality.
ONE PRICE only.
April ], lSS2-Y.- .t ~,
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

~ tfter the slsaost miraculous cure, daily
made by champions Vegetable Tinctur-,"
on ourst6ost respectable citizens. men we'll
known and tried. We challenge IN. tre'Id 10 show
any thing on record in Medicine 10 equal ii.
Read Read!
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

MERCHANT T.SIL0RS,
Ne. 3se Baltimore st, ". w. Corne. OF Charlie
.-..- BALTIMORE.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

Master OF The schr. Geo. Barber, Annar oiis
Packet, No. ;, Tobacco Warehouse, Light
Street Wharf
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
re or CoysraPrroX, NEURALGIA, PAIN
~ TINS SipE, &c.
BALTIMORE, MAY I. lS52.

Mrs:rs. Mortimer & hotr5ray :-Gsniirnen.--
Il is with pleasure can testify 10 he great
healing powers Of Hampton's vegetable Tine
tue My wife had been afflicted ior GhIes
gears, lsbUiing under n constant hacking Consh.
S,h most violent Pam in the right SIDE.
Neuralgia Of tn. Head, aud Dmness OF Sight;
very LITTLE rest day OF night, aud much snacia-
ton, and 70 all appearances rapid Consuur-
tics inevitably. We had the most eminent
nhyscianain AnnapoIis. but his medicine did
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MEXICO

From The y. {. Pciyune, Aug -
b. the steamship Texas, Captain Pace wbi IN arrived
i. ucrul rom Vera Cruz have received files OF the
E,0 M CoarciO Of that place to the TN, and Of papers
IL u he City 0: MEXICO - the 81 ins:an,
The Fra Was strongly advocating the frma ion OF =
S.sTes Bank in N.Ta Cruz The principal I'll 'aiy, Il
-. To- be sppr-htnd-d in toe way OF carry NJ ou the
p. po, Il that OF the in which thu fund- ought
10 Or invested go that they should not be exposed to the
rk. of sps uatOD and t0s The Interest psysbl7 the
O. - si's strulG be well secured.
II. Sig NIX Of the 2.ih says that the Governors Of
the oliisr States have betn directed to tks the p,
-sary protect Aexicsns FROM injuries sustained by
tie isiuEe # The UU.itd States to comfy viii tn,
e. nth article If the Tresty Of GuiiIupe, by which
ihy undertook to repress lId.o incur-ons T. Is also
sat hat TIE subject TO be laid before tho .bn7t at
Washington.
sey,Ial mercantile failures ara announced Among
tim tl1e 81 ATbds Il Co. Of Itcstec4., tor UJJ,
Naer zgels = Suar,z If Sao for $4,000 Vll.nd-ys It
Cracoslrs for se0Oo0 Others ~ great imp ri .nce but
81 Vi,b 10 positive announcement is made, Are sad 10
IA, occurred
As-5,r On Jo,c Maria PEREZ Herosnlez Ia. been
tc q charge Of hviIg IL the tst place so into
practice az lawyer AZ Qusfcttro the strength % a
irssd certificate and play 3D. other pr4nb- TIL hs finally
succftted N t-ng nominated Of thu judges a-d
"a ai,y re,ident Of the High Court Of Justice At MAJ
4lsn
n Ti,rsa' states that Birth vessels Of war are ia
tie habit smuggling specie and bullion in ths most
c..ors usIItr SUD mentions that the rgste ihss vas
It'd Nth 500 IN specir al g. 800 in bUon bDtri
crrstaLG The commander excused hms-lf By oi.4dpg
fr'raI'e q fh- requirements Of th lay the subject
Tie Ds-rfo Crrei explicitly c n'Tsdcts tia ab.urd
ru0r, st have been circulated respecting lincsB ~
y, 20 WITH span En- England or the protection Df Cdbs
srarpeorg The PROJECT o again placing Mexico oonel'h
D. .ch- ~ spain.
Arptr. B. pub-lfd that seven men have been arrested
To- GH 1sp o1 he cbarg- ~ bsyiaz been concerned ia
- as5-s.iLatu Il sliln &c Is R~ye, Which oar
cr-s lTecollec tyirg been aun" uucsc mel ago
lc-T d.ta o., re . 81 August the Govern 81 Vera
LIB as ssgtt o-dls Tor he settling q tie nlts ~ ths
~ a. l,l-aLie9e1 DO acc.fis- c- Th lie decree Of
d . Do & Ny.
~~ft,n Z. addressed to the Pr-f-c Of the D,ri Of
e. 5L. Id IBIS .iV-s mos. o. The p4r.ic1IIs TIL
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CHINA
Tie Susauth hanna AT sbH.ehai Movements of the
Rebels Earthquake Trouble 1T NinspO.

Editorial CouesIoudence OF The \ Y Tribune.
SHANGHAI, April 81 1856
The L. s steam figate SusquehauDa lrf. here on the
lI,h inst for Marking with Col. Marshall the L. 5.
Commissioner on board. HIS ohjrc place hum.
self il communication with the Chinese Government,
through the Wee roy Of aIkDg the only officer
than Pekrg oi sufficient receive us crodon-
tails Ii vas also believed that reliable nfrma ION could
be had Gomez Inins The OF the re5 lion and The
poicy Of i,s leaders Unfortunately osug 70 the Waut
OF correct charts and a., Ignorance -. oae Ch0esc plots
tie Susguthsnus ran aground AFTER proceeding sbo1,
l. niles up the loug-tse-Karg and f,r her cxslniaa
ton IF the Iver showed that she could cot proceed
vilcut heirg exposed great hazards. Sue retun.d
10 Shanghai OH ,he h hot having sustaiuel the sga.-
est d,msge.
On, the evening Of her retura, received positive
intelligence of tie capture OF Marking by the rebels
This event took place on the 2lst or 22d Of March
TIE Vice ey sslo qusfefcd aud nailed up on the
gates Of The city ard durog SAGA shch lasted three
cs,s 90 Geo Tarsrs-meu. women ard ch,d,eo we're
nassacIod Tie rebel Chief Ten tuk, or ssotiers say.
Thee pug saas crosned Emperor on the 3lst CAju.
Klaug TOO vas soon altcrWard aiken, and large body
Of tie rebels marched toward Soo-choT. re rumor
r,sCi,d here TIA, the latter city actually taken,
a,d PROCLAMATION was shown pIrporing come from
two Generals Of the rebel army wherein The foreign
lclula,i' Of Shanghai we're threatened The pac,
wa INN, diaiey thrown into toe greatest excl emeut
The Chinese deserted the cry ia crowds the foreign
RESIDENTS held meetings and sdOped r taeir
defense. The English and Americans formed volunteer
corps, and commenced drilling twce day. TIE yes
ses Of var IN the stream took up Commanding ions
and ,he American and French representatives adopted
a proclamation. to be Issued the approach of the
rebels RumoIs Of al Llhds poured in and for two or
three days considerable apprehension was manifested
,u me mart of me for -s.
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lar srceaaor. ard wsdns.d.ys besne r~ssed 70
ce h. shsBst bands s1'e, hvas he 'Sn Of PIee n mn -
,,T scnors and eso-rr,'. tocs eco bie' The market
~h over ulpy coos'n'y o1er rrees "e ao ni,sfiy
oissd lut os uOa,ous are Dot oS's.naa sd AIss sil'
h for al S,es the ow des-rpl1ls oe1s
s.,i 5h..u'tio D ov- snd uou 'ps' y value
5s, q "a. ne - sSf ss Ss,' % .a I ~, ;s1s s.
s'eu. ara o 10 exporters ssyna s. 80 h.es Of al EHds 20
r. ror, the 400 bales Ct ~AieA Is IS .e
Ns~oissr. Far. s. d1d M5a.0.sd 0 0'd,.ry S5d
1..st ~. al disa od1ay fS
Toy oil leas Fy: ' g sue, -, % not S'se 49,. w..
r.,ri quantities ADD beo~ 9TH s's- ''es cf-os
d ny ns y,i. vsups =. sv.ssses ae s.ss ea',ri 81 n,
'oNoe.y 'encusy nc opinion ih4, va
w i',ui' orr o. .'s,ps ei.lu. nov .rs as . %
E pre- &c ~ "a ,,5 b., fs ~ ~ ov,riso,s 49,
,ra.; ,rr,.b-p.ion r Tor th- issue coati.aa1cs
rated tear. or oar harvest pr'sp-c sheh
t, iyr 't.ry uproyrd B. rsar o, 49, .i 1s.1,e ..a
'e fusncd the funds and ''h-f rro'c
.- - ~ p. ca, r, dTes m,s - ss ~ -. a.. re
T.. Nnbs's Gocs market has been 'ct-d gPoa - eoa' v
su'of. export houses tnsr orders wan
he rsrcwes' essee con Si.h na' conqn-a OPERATIONS %
''rf cotrsets e or rd nor BON, nov
.,es : pre- - oea StoI ga ,sS are a .,s
E,.s..,p-. -. 70 seep y sect .a- ADVANCE
itfsr NHEr or tlovs weh the sea'ae - ne ear.
rr ~ We W. e.Sue' - s5'o,''s- nj & "a, a,n ?,
ha -rcc me cene u,rsy corsequen upon reh Il to 3 4
ttccr sales s'd tr1e scr aIc1 reserve tid
limited sd 't ana. ID. 4ssGd
,- v -t Flour psrceis 90 sSs'
hsve been made decline o. u y = 10,
80. e. srrel 81 r Westerns. ard 2 Tor eti-
Pta;eI beng the hshes; ra'es o1t1ne * ship
--r able full rates both the spot md 20
re ius usual table Import ssi .. Prices
Ashes" eensrd prices have improved Cd Pots sd
Pta rzls . 20 = e about ~ bis
BAiE-S-les e. % khds reported 20 ewt FOX Phia-
c p tfss
T. 70 IS N ssct inquiry atTace g y
IJR.TsTiNE eG 81, and Gales confined - 100 Dos Of
r,usL. c. . = cwt. ..,,
sTiRTs rvsrTSrINr have charge hands Al foE 30 Dbl
lcriN sle tu' caitr ~ pra- 20 b1s nqsug
ne b-s.lfss a. - for Sooi. Per
LLA5out IS unset gad buyers a. sa to : tua Ia
q 10. IL. e ftt rraasac OlEa ~ Y ~ ts
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


~ fal---- LIFf moon, y IlT- NIf : TIll
Trteesf pat o. te ~,.A Como. steady
poet tni,c dl- t' oo+uon OF
rf..ts 'Utct,
isr .u sit plc.- di.1iy 81 ts'r f
l..
week -uatr uit l"naes NJ sh
800 tAI.f-t FL b-.ts at ne i"s l 1ls
Ron pf'err ~ he'ii-satd o. ~ ne ..-'.i = l.
.fot, ol if. ard
cen e-a.f CO. -tf peffo s 5e-f, ffa l'- Amer -ll
H0r
net. ff.f- 81 o pefc-rf. Dl~ change fn pit
BE- hf- II
tt, ors nafs-f ,iih r.in~ WnrAr =
bi fNurtN limited dsard lass
.lc tts Weston Cent, ~ Ph ,ph.', i'ars ft NAl
% 60 bti White - hfar. I'll q R.5 "a.
g. G. .'rs " mite Indian Cora 81 q1t, felcg 81 --t el
h. a. 10 KG.is reachi EFT for common ID
e. q-ly small 81. 81 f,afrHrtSs realized
+. ID
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Ter [rOad No q tHsrEl--r Aug 1913
-a-s-- cl1 ef H ~ r-e
late With
n tlt l-,s s-flcsl'- --c,s l-i'.d g. a.
rcf lc,fc tts 2 ~ Cd sfsclaf alf cLrce -oot 10
orcav were -e-t = ioffo oa-. cso-i q
tl-e lsl-l Q. srf.t AID -1Pofr tasaE no 1l-f-
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c --t o.. .r-s-. 81 cr --a5--.1 l- % ls-s
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Pa .imotGi LosDoS, FHsay' AuS . 49, VI
leaos bot Bouss'of riaH.n' eon'de es To- .'r 'i no.
f,r,4D fIoouco Markets have been quiet t- d.
cal ta4o 4s'e Lad Ah i-lao;e ..'D.7 "a ta s-'a-r
10 dnstd I'D ount as ssr ogt o. i,'.i ne Bs
minimum r.te D. unci'ssd tne FVNo, have hsel zood
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-14
Fine Arts.
MIR. PowELLs PAINTING OF DE SOTO DISCOVERING
THE MISSISSIPPI.

MIR. POWELLS PAINTING OF DE SOTO DISCOVERING
THE MISSISSIPPI.
If the folly and which seem to have been the
ruling characteristics Of the American Art Union have
produced other beneficial fruit they have at least
operated give certain degree OF notorety to the last
work of young American artist The injustice attempted
against sr Powell has given quite celebrity to his
rantng Of De Soto. 1t is de erv,d on higher grounds
Talent of no common order is revealed in the work and
here and there flashes of genius peep OUT which give fair
promise of still nobler flights towards fame hereafter.
The moment chosen by the artist is that which De
Soto at the head of his renue OF warriors and ATTENDANTS
first reaches the overhaagng shore Of the "FSther of
Waters and stands in mute rapture at the overwhelming
prospect The Eure the noble exile in the centre of
the work Is boldly and iuaciously execrJed His
expression is commanding one can read in his brow and
features the tremendous emotions 20 which ha prey
On the right between him and the river ere grouped
90 eycal Ipdians-some in terrified asonisrrSn at the
approach Of the stranrer-others overcoming their
fears indulge their curiosity The p3y Of these feel
ings on the Indian face Is we'll portrayed in the two
erect figures near the tent On the sams side, in the
foreground pous monk Is erecting arrlf cross, made
from two trees Of the forest His expression and that OF
biz Is happy In tn the @ Teaf eeha pe soG
the ar horseback who with hands clasped and face
uped to heaven sobvously retaining thanks to his God
for the auspcious termination OF the expedition me
wounded soldier too binding up his leg with baEds OF
cloth, is executed with vivid truthfuiness.
We're inclined to be sivere might possibly OBJ
ect TO certain mechanical portons OF the wesk Tho
horses not drawn with the same accuracy as the
other figures The neck OF tha beast wlch DO soto
rides the foreqnarters OF the sae bestrode oy the ir
and several portions % the other ourfoSted animals
might be improved other little blemishss in the design
may be detected by close observer. Rt none ot these
garing to mar tho general eject of the whole
Few can contemplate rr powclls work without feeling
Of lively admiration; and glad are We that the puos o.
New York have opportunity Of seeing IL before II
finally removed to Washington.
On the aoor Of the gallery where i s exhlesea .n'
vister may likewise several portraits without frames
hy the same artist They evnce considerable taIent an
deserve more respectful position.