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Gum Drope.
JUST received Is lbs Gum Arabic Dpps.
y Tolan Lozengers, French Jugube and
L'quorize Paste, Acidulated Drops OF all
f'avors; Sprure Gum, refined Calabra tiq-
uorIce. ect.. by Wm. Bputf.
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from Et. Louis This.Aay.

From Ut. Louis ThisAay.
En BARRELS Mo- Mills extra flour
Nv 80 Kegs Prime Lard IN addition,
to our a'cady large stock of Groceries and
western produce. For sale by
anl5-y s. VI HART 4 Co.
Gel,len Syrup and Buckwbeat!
A L RETAIL choice article OF Golden
n Syrup by gal. New York Buck
wheat, fresh an! fine. |lyI .IoSur, BrAL.
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CH BARRELS choice sugar; Is bsgs
~ Rio Coffee; 30 Kegs cut nails; 10
boxes Ingraham Tobacco; ! cask bacot
shoulders. Just received and for sale Nv
lan-lj JOSHUA BEAL,
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W dVeI,
L>ROM st. Catherine $ salt wells in Ca
L NADIA, one tea-spooninl in glass to
common water. makes drink, in all res
poets equal to blue lick watern For sale
by ". L. WADDILL.
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Qrty's Oiattnent.
RECOMMENDED as an excellent ap-
~ rl,ca'ion to cold scres,'' cuts, bruises
aud spIaIns. Fpr sale by
abg s-y II +. WADDILL.
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Just Received.
\ Fresh stock of Goshen Bttfhr Western
"A Il English Dairy Chetse 50 boxes
Ra'sens 9 bbIs Sbad Mac kerel and Cod
fish; Herrous ftc. ! PARRY &Co
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

M ESS BEEF--20 bali barrels mess beef
lVl 20 boxes Buck Wheat. for sale by
nov 27-y. THOS. PRENDERGAST
M ACKEREL-In barrels and Kits.
lVl FoI sale by Tuos. PRrpBgHGAsy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04
"The Daily German Correspondent, -
der Deutsche CorresnondentA

MILL be shortly published simultaneously in
w W ashIng1on and Baltimore. ANA delivered 10
Subscribers in all parts of Washington Georgetown.
and Alexandria. early in the morning The. neces
SHY Oh D:tiy Gerhcn paper has been felt in Wash
ngioii, which contains about 5000 German speaking
inhabitants, for some time. 70 alleviate which the
publisher or g. The German Correspondent has
iide me most satisfactory arrangement TO have the
paper simultaneously published and delivered i'm
'r1sAhiston, Georgetonn, .7lc1dndr;a oad Bali
more. : ~
The publication of a Daily German Paper at the
seat OF Government viii be- besides this of the great,
r>i importance Ia the adopted population of the Uni
ted STATES, vino, AZ the present time look with in
ieiiSe interest 10 tie d0ings of the Democratic Ad
hlihisuuioh IN washington. 10 elect which they As
sisted III no nconshierale degree The pater there
ioe "iii TIE an exponent of the policy of the preSent
Administration and will publs., from time 10 timc
leading ARTICLES in the English and German Ian
guaees. '''''
Inc large circulation Of the ..COrrespondept. =
winch extends through all parts of the Union (and
more particular the South enables i; 10 be of CON
sider'tbe service To the adopted population, which
RUNNERS nearly two millions: and while disclaim-
is al separation or secession from the great mass
oi uie people, the correspondence will deyoutIy
pfomugate the principles Of american RepulI;capi
Sn' a'm DeinocTd'g, which have made our Country
great ana llappy, and 10 uphold which, ever will bs
tiie ann and end ut the German Adop,ed Pomla,;on
OF the United StGtes
Inc price OF the paper has bren fixed at "a ner
"n ana 81 per quarter, payable i'm advance. or
~ cents per week, payable to the carriers.
SUBSCRIPTIONS and Advertisements may be left AZ
Mr.. " arrIner x Co.'S JeweIry Store. Mr.. IT, Semksn
e.hsyNahia avenue, near llth street. Washington
ei p""iiG ation once VIII be opened shortly.
. ,,,.o.aa IN. =. hAiS Ne, Editor 4 Publisher, o..
mug a-I1~ III washington x Baltimore. Do
~. Union Wed& SaO
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question, as the simple result of our own
observation of what is going on around
us: doing so, not withathe view of ex-
pressing an opinion of or own upon the
many questions Institutional, CONNER
cial, and of expediency involved, but
only by way of keeping the public advised,
as in duty bound, of the progress of events
in Washington city.
| We may not appropriately add. that
the Richmond Enquirer, in arguing in
favor of having the people of the territory
through which the proposed road is to
transverse and others, build it in United
States territory, has jumped square up on
to the g squattersovereignty'' platform of
General Cass, which it proclaimed to be
directly in the teeth of strict construction
doctrines, not long since. Indeed, our
friend seems to have worked himself into
an awkward dilemma in this matter.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04

b CALIFORNIA -TAvERN SoCIETIEs.-The.
Christian Advocate has found, by actual
count, the whole number of places where
liquor is sold in San Francisco to be five
hundred md thirty seven. OF these
eighty three are pirely liquor, in retail
line, and fifty twp Wholesale making
one hundred and twenty five places which
do not keep an onion to molify the traffic.
Of the four hundred and twelve places
where it is sold in connection with other
business. one hundred and forty four are
tavern restaurants: one hundred and fifty
four groceries: forty six gambling houses:
and forty eight supposed to be kept by
bawds. Some of these appear genteel;
others are dance-houses. and such like,
where Chinese, Mexican, Chiliman, and
other foreign women are assembled.
There were five hundred and fifty six
bar-tenders present in the various places
at the time when the memoranda were
taken. We think we may safely add one
quarter, if not one third, as reserve corps,
making, including women, seven hundred
and forty three bar-tenders in that city.
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Alexandria Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, August ..

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 4, 1853
A gentleman doing business on the wharves.
one of our most enterprising citizens, in
Inmates his intention of erecting, mex. year, a
large and suitable place for theatrical ex-
hibitions, concerts, dc. Possessed with a
spirit Of enterprise, this gentleman has
already aided <h his own means and exer-
tons to advance and brighten the prospects
of our town. We have long felt the absence
of a place Of this kind, and now that the
vacuum is about to be ailsd, it is gratifying
to us to record this, and every additional tea-
ture of Improvement
The statue of Washington By Greenough.
from Leghorn, passed up the river last night
in charge of United States steamer
Liberty Hall was filled to overfowing last
night to witness tha dramatic entertainment.
Sheridan Knowles's play of tine itqHchback,"
and the farce Of Who Speaks FRS" we're
perfor.aed
The little iron isrse" Orange, familiarly
called Betsy" the first loeomstiya which
was placed on the Orange and Alexandria rail,
road, and which was smashed by being pre-
cipitated down an embankment, some four or
five months since, has resumed her place on
the trace. &sqrnn Looking as we'll as ever.
An election is to take place % ths :.th
instant to fill the vacancies occasional by the
appointments of Messrs. Lucien Peyton and
Tavenner to clerkships in one of the DEPART
ments at Washington. They were magistrates
for this eSuaiy
The Alexandria Age, the Democratic Journal
published here, is about to pass on. of the
hands of the present proprietors, Messrs. Bow
yer and Mclaughlin. A gentleman whose
name we have not learned, but who is said in
every respect fully capable of promulgating
the principles of the party, is to have charge
of the Age. I'll,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04

SEA SICKNEss.-A writer in the London
Times says:
Having noticed in the public journals
a recent instance of death from sea sick
ness, under very painful circumstances. I
am induced to hope that the mention of a
remedy which was entirely successful in
case which came under my own obser-
vation may be useful to other sufferers
from the distressing malady. A lady of
my acquaintance was landed at the Cape
OF Good Hope, on her voyage home from
India, in such deplorablc state of debil-
ity and exhaustion from Sea sickness that
she was obliged to be carried into the
house by men, and would certainly have
died if the ship had been a week longer at
sea. The danger of renewing the voyage
under such circumstances was very great,
but simple contrivance enabled her to
continue it, and to reach England in per-
feet health. A swinging cot was con-
structcd with top or frame over it, fit
ted with curtains so as effectually to
screen the deck overhead, and other PARTS
OF the vessel, from the view Of the rccum-
bent invalid. The motion of the ship
was thus rendered imperceptible, and the
invalid being relieved from the dizzying
effect Of the vessel appearing to roll one
way and the cot the other, no longer felt
any nausea or inconvenience. She soon
gained sufficient strength to leave her cot
for short periods. except in bad weather,
and the confinement, such as it was, was
a tribe compared to that which persons
who have lost or dislocated limbs, are
compelled to endure in pain for months.
AT all events, life was saved. and health
restored by this simple means"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04

A fE@ALE SAILOR.-A schooner belong.
ing to Harw.ck, came into Salem harbor
one day this week, with a female helms
man. who performed the duty with as
much grace and apparent ease as could
any veteran tar. We understand that
she has been in the habit of going to sea
with her husband, who is owner and
commander of the vessel, and that during
any indisposition of her g worser half"
she performed his duties in a manner
satisfactory to all concerned, especially to
g the owners. Such woman lisa worthy
helpmcet. Freeman.
A Curious DIVORCE CAsE.-William
II. Alexander applied to the New York
Courts for a divorce from his wife, for i'll
treatment, intemperance, and general
abuse. The case was referred, and the
referee reported that the charge of cruel
treatment was made out, and that the
plaintiff was entitled to divorce, forev-
er from bed and board. The Court de-
MED the decree. because the laws, while
they accord divorce to the wife for i'll
treatment, do not accord the same to the
husband, .'.- ..,' Y
y A boy was bitten on the ankle by
a copper snake at Shockstown, Va; his
leg swelled awfully, but he was cured by
applying indigo and whiskey to the
wound, and drinking plenty of melted
hogs lard. = }a r. -gil
U Two Chinese merchants in San
Francisco lately purchased the ship Ham
ilton for the purpose of .freighting her
with rice for Japan. 81 - -
1.-THE total number of alien passen-
gers arriving at New York during the
month of July, was 22,89S. The ilnini-
grants have generally arrived healthy and
in good condition. so tad
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Baltimore Correspondence.
g BALTIMORE, August 3, 1858.

BALTIMORE, August 3, 1858.
The StatsI observe, is making its mark
everywheM, by being extensively copied and
credited Fly the best and most enterprisinS
journals Of the country Tn is the unmis-
taxable Indication Of a good, newspaper L
assure you that the Star is always sought for
here with avidity.
1 learn that letter has been received here
from Mrs. Walker, mother Of the unfortunate
young man (printer) who was drowned last
Saturday The letter was written on Sunday,
when the son to whom it was addressed lay a
corpse How that mothers heart would have
wrung with anguish, and her eyes melted in
tears, had she known the sad reality. 4.
learn that the Wings of the Sixth Con-
gressional district of Maryland have nomi-
mated Augustus r. Sellers for Congress.
Thomas Conner the murderer of Captain
Hutchinson, is to be executed on Friday. [
am told he acts with firmness and resignation,
saying he is prepared to expiate the offence.
He acknowledges his fault, and hopes others
may learn to avoid evil from the sad lesson to
be learned from his fate.
The increase in transportation of coal over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for the past
month"; has been about 10, 600 tons over the
month previous.
You will have observed a very decided de-
cline in all stocks of the Cumberland coal re-
gion within the past six weeks I am told
that the bears in New York have been
making desperate effort to dcpreciate these
securities. There is actually no real cause for
the Decline and it would not surprise me to
see, when the desired object is accomplished,
4 rapid advance. The Parker Vein Company
is doing large business, and promise undis-
puted future success, Notwithstanding their
stock has fallen over ten dollars per share.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock is still
d, coping, owing. in a great degree, to the
same cause The Baltimore bears have
gotten it, for the time being, in their clutches;
but when business opens fairly in the fall. the
g bulls will be fairly pitted in the arena,
and prepared TO gore it up. The sales to-day
were at 6Ss 69s
Business generally is dull. Dealers in bread
stufs are holding back for further foreign
news. Sales of -four to-day at s. ~ 50. Is
for Howard street; City Mills $5.3I So S7
Grain stcady-no special change in prices.
We cannot expect much to be done until our
merchants return from the various summer
resorts. RoDEHIcK
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UYou may have not enemies without
a friend; but not fervid friend without
bitter enemy. The qualities of your
friends will benthose of your enemies:
cold friends, cold enemies; half friends,
halfenemies; fervid enemies, warm friends.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04
TALLY-Ho RAzoRs-ANeTHER SUPPLY

k.NoU1H FOX AII.-Jna received large sup
1 - ply o! the popular TALLY no RAxOks, griss
after gross, OF which haze been retaed by the sub
scriber, (irOm whom you Will always get the genuine
drficlel in short time. Everybody shase al q
trifing expense and with the truth of the old adage
'what Is worth doing at all is worth doing well.
Also, supply OF Shaving Creams Soap. Brushes,
SrOps, Tooth and Hair Brushes and fancy articles,
generally, Al Winners Stationery, Music, u Fan
cy Store, Sixth street, one square from Pennsytya
MA avenue. ...s' ....i. ..r. y30-
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
FRANCIS III. DAYIDGE.
iFuPNIRIy nl

t)ROPOSES to attend to Comveyancing and other
ONCE business together with the prosecution
al claims against the Government for which an on,
perieRce OF eleven years i'm various branches All, tho
pubic service has qualified him in peculiar de
gree. .r
His attention will he prompt and his charges mod
crate. ~
r. ii. ID. may ALWAYS be found durino businesS
hours at the Office Of his son. WALTER Dorsey Day
iDGE, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor at Law on
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hail. and opposite
To Fifth street. ana A noIr
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COLUMBIA rRoTTIN9 COURSE
.4teTdnd'id County, rirginia.
MATCH RACE FOR $2on

IN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, auuus, "a,
" O'Clock, there will he a TROPHY, ~ nj AZ
for $3.50 One hundred dolIars a side. and "a =,
ded by the Proprietor. """ -" nd
Mile heats, best IN :, 10 skeletan wagons
), l.. Doty, eatess d.. q. DocIr of New t,sl
Sea Net,.a, enters Br. G. Scot,ie. a. pa,t.a,
From the wen known reputation .. ,ns ahsSr -,
ebsaied no ses most exciting aud elo~eI, eoute.,
race and fat Time may be "a sected '''u
Abundance 10 Track and Stand FIFTY CyN.,,
aug 3-2t -
{Gs- MIR. Nanderwerken,s four ho,s. s,,a,,,,
start from Browns Hotel al Z alelo, and - u1
sengers 10 the race and bach fe
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04
(yEORGETOWN SAND yaRT
Il u q BY ACADE MY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Men

Corner of 4th aud stTcets.)
'INHE seventh Annual Session OF Tins Institution
will commence on MONDAY. September 4rh.
The number of pupils being limited, early applica
ton for admission To the Academy requested. The
system OF rewards being reduced % a uniform ruip,
prompt attendance the day al oy~ning j. desirable
Tor those who wish 10 distinguish themselves.
Circulars can BE- had at the Bookstores or Acade-
my. ------- G. +. MORRISON
aug l-'o" Principal.
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

= - we have this week opened three of the
Nef ~ above instruments, from the celebrated
establishment of knabe, Gaehle x Co., which we
guarantee to sell at the same price the manufac-
turers, saving freight and other expenses Also, Pr
AMOS, of other make, constantly on hand. Also
one OF the most beautiful assOrtments of GUITARS
VIOLlNS, FLUTES, and other Instruments ever
offered to the public. call is respectfully requested
10 ''. 80 JNO. f. ELLIS,
jyl5 Penn. ave. bet. 9Th and 10th sts,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04

Our Mrs. PAsrIsG7os ~ TIE WHITE
HOUSE. -" Well, Ia me- said tbs S!q lady,
with a kind ar vacant air, "Was it inside of
these white walls they once took to Kind-ar-
hoekin 's9id spoons; and docking up to the
new ceilings tEe's;s gamazin sight more guilt
here now than then" This re lady seemed
affected, and then looking towards the kques-
trian Statue, she continued, ':Well, if that
brass horse rumpant amt runnin away with
the head Of the nation! Amt that aggressive
Democracy himself? La when he gets down
our way what saatterp he viii make among
the chickens and ducks. Has Uncle Sam lost
his census ~
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Washington Hall Restaurant
NOTICE.

NoUNG Ladies wishing learn To cut and III
DRESSES perfect in siN lessons, will have an
opportunity now by calling on Mr. WILLIAM. la
the Avenue.
Terms: Six lessons for s., in advance, every eve
llillg from hve 10 SIX O'Clock. jy 2G-dlw
GEORGETOWN SAND YARD.-The subscriber
keeps constantly hand large stIpniy
OF WHITE and GRAY SAND, suitable for
building and other purposes, which he will sell ,al
tfaSohaie TERMS and deliver 10 customers ia Wash
inS'oh and Georgetown. Orders left al the Wood 4
Coal yard Of orme * Barron, on Green street n-sr
me ANAL, will be promptly attended to.
jy .3O-6wS&T 30 RR Raglan
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04

teTPerso,ts desiring the Star in Alex
abdrria z can nj be accommodated BY leaving
their names with J,iC.iCooper, at the
Fancy Store of W. B. Richards, No. 3
Exchange Block, King street. ,1nn'2'H-'
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90 To STRANGERS AND CITIzENs,-Ihompsons
DdsucT1eotgpes are unsurpassed y any, fur boldness
ofeXecutio and beauty of artistic fiplsh. zoo
Ills asshiuOis efforts TO establish first class Gal
l,Ty in this city, and his cOntinued endeayOrs TO
please visiters aad PATRONS nave mo, been mnrewar
cd An examination Of his piepiTrs recently made
is particularly solicited lie is prepared TO take Pic
lures Of everr size and style, al reasonable prices.
Gallery, north side of Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween ~ and 9th streets, Lane fuckers Build
ing. t. -. .t..-... may 80
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I E d.

In February last, at his residence, near Fishing
Creek, Calvert county, Maryland, Mr.. RICHARD b.
DARNALL, aged Rs years Also, on the 24ih NIT,
DARNALL. r' = H
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04

tNOR RENT, a desirable CoTTAGE RESIDENCE
L on III street, between 9Th and l0rh Possession
can 6e mad ON the lst of August, by application ID
jy 3l--eaA i -. =
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81, The Eueniing iistdr having. double
the circulation Of any other daily paper
published in Washington, is consequently
by far the best advertising medium in
the Districtr~Ba Business men should bear
this fact. in mind II sta, nor a ., %
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04

l-ROOT's WONDERFUL DAGuERREoTYPEs.
Go to ROOT's. No matter whether
Ii be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth. lie traces,
Multitudes of lovely faces.
RooT's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near Sev
Gilfh street. march 81
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90 Ar MEETING OF the Board of Directors 81
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute held al thei.
fooms on 7tll street, the following resolution wa.
passed:
Resolred, That the roqGlS Of lhe lnstitptc he open
ed daily through the week, Sundays eicepted) fron
10 10 G'clack B m, and that the public gen rail-,
be invited to visit fhe same.
CHARLES CAL ERT,
june loft " uel, Sec.
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ATTENTION. Al.

VIII. Undersigned asri respect ,k CAR ,ns n,
Il irihi"H al ,ae ta.2eus VI WssLsay,aa, a.., .,s
frs visiting he Cay To- Tie fac, I.ai he has rc,pr,
utacturing Soda Water.
These Soda Water Founfs have a decided ada. nm.
tage over those which are NOW u>,, rene,aII, =.
inc! are not made ot "copper" hut nf a compr,>l,,o,
moi become lnpregnatrd from the metal We
There are IA Use now H. SeN tAS y,,r ,sn.
hnntren W. W. ''"'
Inc public are respectfully sos>Ei cd 20 caa and
"S' 'he 9"'tIily oi TINS delicious beverage M
GEO. N0RBECK'S. Confec,,oner
Penn. avenue, btswccu 9Th 4 ICsa "a.
aug 3-eOlm .,,,, a, ~
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TWO HOUSES FOR SALE,
DR.. Won MoscHzIsKER, 0euli.t

intends shortly v>II the Metron,s.
ssne treats exclusively all Bis". ~, "a, "a;
A.. 4 4. and EAR. aud iairers himself
that ie will be- able To give patients the
fullest satisfaction.
Dr. Won NJ has Just received from Paris the ia,aes,
and most heantifql selection af ARTIFICIAL Eii.s
ever Impaired TO tins c,,untry. la ihe aiean,,Iae
ad ir' IS to No "a, Hanover street, Baltimore.
aua 2-9t
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FOR SALE

TUX 81 LIE
R t@Aome BAY MARE. s,ycn ,,..,
~ old. pefhcfly gentle, and onr OF the Gn,.,,
ILL riding animals in the D,s,ric, ra, ~,
remarkably fast. and viii 70 in harness =" -"
seen at Union Livery Stables. corner 18Th anu =,
streets. - ~. ",n "
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04

PIcToRIaL PApERs.-Mr. Hugh Came
ron, Todd's Building, Pa. Ave-, has sent
usGleason's and Barnum S pictorial papers
for August 9th. They both maintain
their eDviablc reputation as first-class pa
pers of their kind. aiyiI .la. .6..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04

THE BALTIMORE GERMAN CoRREsPON-
DEST.-The attention of oul German read
ers is called to the advertisement of Fred
erick Raine, Esq, publisher ofthe &c Dutehe
Correspondent" The Correspondent is un-
doubtedly one Of the best papers pub
in the German language in this country.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

Very RICH.-The Spiritual Hardin
ger, a paper printed in Rochester New
York and advocating the spiritual rap
ing mania, has the following:
! Mn the twelfth hour the glory Of
I'D, the life of God, the Lord Of God.
Holy procedure, shall crown the
fibune Creator with the perfect disclo-
fsive Illumination. Then shall the Gre
alton, in effulgence above the divine
seraphimal, arise into the dome Of the
disclosure in one comprehensive revol-
wing galaxy Of supreme created Beat
,itudes." :" 3 v.. ."-s .t .'-r
After copying the above paragraph,
the Cayuga Chief responds as follows:
"Then shall blockheads in the Jack
assical dome Of disclosive procedure,
above the all fired great leatherfungus
ofPeter Nip-ninny 60, the Gooseberry
Grinder, rise into the dome OF dlsclo-
sure until co-equal and co-extensive
and conglomerated lumexus, in one
comprehensive mux, shall assimilate
into nothing and revolve like a bob
tailed pussycat after the space where
the tail was! Can the Harbinger un-
derstand our spiritual manifestations?