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3 ~ # a bat ei1en Sang 9et91t! Der
Seluitenpoter Sentln ppnl Vplf8freuno betdtete
ibnt, RE @bitpren ron s peutldet Republicans
lfen 3eitln9e1 leien Quf bem Sdn9erfelt III
Cincinnati gepeien NIB bitten rortp cu 8efd(ub
9efaBt, pie ppn bet repnblif1nilden Convention
npmtnirten @auoipatelt, ner Tie audi fem Mob
ten, 31 uuterltiisen, poferil ie nur feline Suptpe
9eotbin9= BlattIorm appptiren II. ~. gBa8 fit
Elm berrlihe8 8relien fir 3pifauer! Wern'8
nur auh fauder lndre, Iber, Q pal Sc
Iidrieen @8 is trdife!! Die repu6lifanildeu
@ottoren parelt mo1l ba in Cincinnati lnp m1ts
fere Qeute pSret e5 (oenn StiefelpuBer fiuo lel,
ten inter ben 0eutI6en pe8 Welfel8), aber nit
ben 8eidluien 1T e8 nit. Diee6erren 9aben
chen gar feline 8ei4liiiie 9eIaBt urp Buter 9es
nan bat lia mieoer einn11l uniibren l~1llen.
Oa un8 Patcr 6emal1 etipa8 ppn eer repllz
blif1uilden Gottcrelt, 10 molten mir uniern 2ez
fern etlpa8 ron Safer 6ematt er5dblen. Nl8
per empire Stub ppn gtemz2) nad 9liidlid
poa5pgener Termination gudanal8 nit Otulif
uuO ppn eili9en Snaben b~eBleitet, bur4 Gle
StraBen @incinuati'8 5o9, FAM CT qltd an Der
8 fftce ne8 Sc uitenpaperS pprbei, nebel ipel9em
Elm repnblifanilder beutlder 8termirtb mptut,
HePel pelleH Spup eH SlpBnldUu9el Stu
pran9te, pa8 befan1te SAnbpl pe3 berrltdea
baqriiden 8rfbier8. gtm aber baben bie2llnez
rifaner befauutli9 rem Serrn 8udarar ben
@brenuamen be8 uulten 8od" b~ei9ele9t lub Ter
Gnfiibrer bes empire Club, lpelder in belll
Scfbierbpd cine gerberrlidung pe8 Seloen be8
Cages %erfunnte, befabl pa9er gu G9rcn belielz
ben cine preimalt9e SanpuenIalpe. 8ater Sez
man, melder 9lau6te, Die Sanpnube 9elte ibrn,
eri4ien ir9lei4 am 6eniter, idmun5elte, perz
beu9te 1idl unb idrieb III ben 8plfSf reunp uWir
paltet fir pa8 Compliment unp lperben un8
%reIielben pirpt9 5t 5ei9eu iuden" llnp gang
Cincinnati laAte, al8 pieie5 @uiprpquo am an
bern Sag BON Der republifanil Gen Yrelie aufz
9epedt murre unp Die republifunildeu beuts
iden @Ditoren ladyten nit. :
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Die meme Ocntf6e 9eoerban6ltas
Ron
2nnt8 5erpatiu8,

Apbe, RantncrniaA n. 69uflfeepNs, NufnGrttr 8inber.
mdsdsn, Ho 3i,nfmds6en, %isersaapt; ftrnsr grtstter
8earer ue 6~auhwertsr oner Mrt. N1beres in Der 8attt.
mPrt S nteaisen3.Oniee, SIR. 5 Sab-Jrietrld d. Ctr.
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i9n fet bis sur Anfunft zines Diencr8 Der If
fentliden @eredti9feit, N1uten8 Sanf. Nl4
oielem, Der i'm infprt abfiihrte, l6eiut er %allerlct
9tebe8erflaruh9en nit rem 9tepclper 9el1aht gu
baben, penn Jfidter Mfeori8 lteute ibn unter
8iir9l6ait ouf Die Nnf(a3c, Den %. S, aRer'
gan mnp Erli5eimam Saut NIT bem Irrc be-
rp6t 81 R1ter.
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0eutIde gonbitoret uttD Q%ebfiidmerei

Oeltfl cue GpHeltorel ltftD N%ebfidneret
crn Geprs q. 0iekmdnn.
Iae Sorttn hpn eeuttden M~urnbereer ub f0ftIer 2ebfuGst
Ic1tf fabri5trter GbOfr1aoe. 2eip,tssr GaImus uo 70 trrt. reid.
tide @aswabl in Nirnbersfr unO SOnaetsreer Spte noaren,
ais Dpminps, .Rarten, gsertempnrdies, Qel6ea, unb o. brs
gDaaren, Qottps unb ~unSdbltge anbere @eaenfSnbe werber f..
pcbl i'm @rOsen ais i'm 8leinen pertauft. Qusrdrtiae gsfeIs
luueen werten h1sa unb purttltG befcret. Rpinmet taber.
unp 6cfudet nciu 2naer. SEQ. ~teRmonn =
~ go Tdnfbn Wurn ~
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9nGimorr.7 7. Stunt 1856. -gDridldoe merben IN bic,
Ter Office Bis sun is. beics aneenpmnen fir Bic 9tefernne ppm
IbeiItu pOu fOlhen. Seoe 8rtre tnus 1850 Yfunb mtesen un6
mirs unter einem 6annaer erprpbt ppn 300 BuB Druid. Ysr@
bran6eS per gfunO u6 bic 3abl 0%nseben, trie piel &pbrens p5s
6entlih 8eIiefert tperpen fpnnen.
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Oenmlittel

N Tteber unp A8ue,
4#Ax@ berettet S0p benz &pOtbefer
$. DC. 9arOqte, Gfe ION Sarrii on N. 8alto. ct.
@ebraud d. 8 81 meifung.
3met Stunb n sr benz 9e9inn her 5ieterf6dusr netme Der
pattent b ptaen. Spbaib er ote ~Ietiefen Nnsetgen fes 1tebers
lpurt, f9at sle + BITE NIT 4 agetaactt Wptar unb rsbnte ba.
Ioon oue 25 Mttnuten einen gslGfel ppl In lauwarmenr gBaGer
init 3uder, bis 3u farfem @rbre6en. Dret peer a Stunfeu
|6arna4 wenu bas 6ieter q6uslth nadaetaTsn Bat, faIttele
man bic Mfr'ur, ee3e6net n1 3 unb nebme bapca dae sret
StunOen spei G6set6fsl DOu, NIT stwas autera UaHsr unS
Frdnnhpetn. Aa ~fOlBenben MOr9en beetnne Bee pnttent
|i@pn tsue nit ben ~@ingsbmer Der Mirtur 8 aae 2 Gtunhen,
an etaen .QDieberanfaG pes 5iebers 3u perbiten. Soate Is
Ipennp9 nteoertebren, 70 nebme er bic Mirtur & auf bieIelbe
JBeife. Usnn ba8 8eter wie6er nabeelaFen fabre er nit
|%S!ntsbnten Der Mtirtur 8 fort, bis boS 8teber sGn3lid aufse-
|eDrt bat I'm aud oaan mod etnenGidiaa gu %perhatsn, ipat
Der 9eneitroe. nIearere Id5e nod cine DpFs Der Wirtur 8
Fparmii6t nit g~nrpqae'5 Ssrup STR. 2 un6 Ste na6fplaeneen
Gage bn Sqrup ohne Mirtur nebmen.
Der quite Stfpl9 btafsr MrefBtn bat f6 felt Satren beigBeds
drOntf&er eessrent5inSuns &c. oufs bette bswdtrt
un6 beiptrt bkld6e fet5 etne w~pbltbdtise 8etnt9un8 Ser @aQe.
3wet. Ueer %brefdgtge 8eber itnb In %Oerislben gDelts ME
Iphen (@t e%tnta9t9en) 8u bsbaaesin un6 wtrb baourh ben
lan9pa9renben 6eberu, ipelbe nar Su oft nit Ipbe ~eubtaen,
Iour9 bteie W~le6ijtten %ppr6ebeugt. H
Die gbieen DOZEN finn fir ftarfe perfoHen bereanet. g6ra-
DE 8eute peer Climber lOlten 4 Otsr x Defe netrnen.
I'm. 1ntG
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DIR. 2nbarid'8
0'ecfrOfouifcbe 6etInnSF0Ifi

467 Nertp, Ste uber Der @pplar, DbHabeIybfat $
Or. &. BELT aHe aetetmen Sranfbeiten eurd feline electrrtpni :
lben Wttttel ppeurh Sober nor nadtbet[faen Tplaen aslhIkt
IT. yet tncstertrtsn Qdnse anA.e-noenen) 9ei6en, mo Ser pa.
ftent WIerenr poer anofre metaltl6e 5ubadnsen saenpGen, MGR.
en dussresnn ee eleetr0tcntiheu S@miBbG6er (tsine lSa1er0d.
oef) a1aewanpt5 mcourA ea5 Quedilber aus hem R6rper ent.
Isrnt mtro dlwetlen IN Qudntitdten bic 6ein tlp6en Nuae
t1tbar ltno. Otele Nfittel lpnten ais Na6tur aud Dteientaen
eraudsn, bic Jest sans 8sfunp friter absr an elmer lplGen
ratbsn, heper er af btefsmgBsae G6er III. bonn ME gBeatoe sibt
e5, pe tb ntht Ginger fleilien Sunpen BON fruber terubi linf.
Nu1 Elm Wort iEl Yertt1ien
an Die, pelde burb friber ~eetrtebene Sussnblinben pter az.
|6tcbtltder Musl9 psifan8 fd Die 8Oleen s~ueesoaen babSn.
ais Masentetne Sdpdde, Observation-Disclosures @eS6dtniF.
WttBtinntang, Druden i'm Sprfs, S6pinhel, Strea-
|lauisn, ndhltbe @retsSunaen gerluff Der Gnsrsie unb Der
Imdnnlt4en &ratt. uno en6lt6 9ebensuberbru6 un6 ws bic ae.
|uDbnlidsn Wtittel b6dfens ete Sprlbereebenbe @rIethternna
serpprbrtn8en, weroen bard pe Nnwenbune her 1useren unS
tnnsren @leetrptOntc ~bpafdnois eetett I. Meine Mcitpbe Be.
Writ bier 3upetien gDunber unb letnet / renigen gDphen rnehr
ais iabrelan8es Wlebtcintren INT Stanbe mar. 6aIfde Gdaorn
loate Wtemuno debaIten f1 fofort an mid at member. fefbR
pena man IT'D muir eines e~tn;teer Sales bemu6t In. Metnt
Dftttel rereen gut rerpadt pr @rpree juesfhidt 70 Ds6 Vie.
ndno ben Snbalt erratben Tam. JnpItM tit meiu GfeF.
h rtonil1es YrGferpattp UNI fdGs i'd npb refine nadtbeili.
|8sn SGel9en 9e5egt BADEN. fplhen ppr3ubeuaen, nit ipenia Rpaen
psrtnlptt uno Aaen gu enpfeblen. Bel elmer GHr, NO Bic
o0mtsraoer nptpt8 frl9etner, befpmat berpatient TIN Snfru-
ntent Aur Seletbsnusune 5uee(dtdt uue bIetbt Jtter bis sur
= ~unanot9en PetlunB NIT mir tn GprrtIprnhens. Mae feltnte
Erantpetten oes petbIihen geftIehts Sebler TT Der nnpratli.
|btn 9eirieana. uufrudtbatfeu 6phsrie fpmte @tsumatis.
mus, @t3t, Sapmpns, Rrampfe. Erph6auerS u. 4 NJ. u. (. NJ
persen sur6 BE anrcncuns Ger GtettrDtCuie sdnsli6 psbelt.
Yfan a~eereifrs Or. g. 2ubartd5.
467 glprtt fftk above gerIor
I'dNHlT NGifnkefphin
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bsutf6ts0 itnfunat6en fir cine ffeine anerifdnif6e 8an,ifie
ntuB gut maiden unb bu9eln unb aud has apGtn uub
5ausarbeit verfsben. Gin fol6es Mdsdsn fam cine
bauernhe Steae erbaIten, menn fe fh ipgleiA III Or. fO4 Sin.
Facet Str @de ppn Nittle Gresn Str. melre.. 7ni-
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60rmt 1r1tO 6eilnff6tfe.

3ab(bar nit ST per Mp6e.
|Seber &4etlne9mer Elm reter
8eitber.
Die Saftirtprs 8arnl.G On'p; serfauft spn iest an Su rem bill
1000 fleitte ffnrtneu.
Oieie 60 upaguie bietet Eier6urd Gem Nublifum bic 1eltene
@ete8cnbeit, Gartsnfarmen 5u rem biaisfen preile a erwerten
nne 5mar nit NblHl08Si6blunsen ppn nur
ST per WOde,
TSssi sS ben : n adm !" n : .fTrsi9efeiit If, G i { u tat E q oSs .rm msRrs re-
baben. Dag sah0 lte9t tUb, 1T 0eiunb sunb treden unb in
%biai9fen @Srtner-5armen, wel6e Bis iest in, Marfte parsn
unb tieten Sebcrnann bic bette @~eleaenbet CUR @rmerbune
elmer freien 'SeinnIt1tte.
Der @Ifnfts lrelden @artenfarnen etnbrin8en, IN 9rfBer, dls
baB has Qanbieeen fdr Grma6lene una6hanSi9er un6 aud fir
eiele ME fir 3ineer sefun0er 1T, ais ba5 es6en iii ter Stabt.
ben, ba6 neten- freten. 3mefen aud tetbenber gBsrtf ermOrGtu
mtrp. Sn nnler"' S3taot merben 9rp6e Snntnen fnr Mfietbe
metter srreidt nirb.. 9ei BEN Saul einer pSer me5rerer 5or-
men Won Ger Bats. arnn-Gomp murce tr ip6deutti@e Yet-
tabet Dem Rdufer tos 0%ruubftUd ielbf erper6en. Gin prinsip
ME pa5 Ter 6arI''@pmpa0nte rt6tg o%us8eilbrt unb benuRt,
nuB %98oblr1no brtn8en. Die ttu9iten SpefulQnteu fe9ten fetS
tire 8opitalten in W~runS6cits an ba bteler, Defenders in Der
Nabe e9n 8altimNre. nit jebcm Sabre i'm g9ertbe itei9t.
DaS Qon6 Der Salto. Sarm-Gpmpa9nte lte9t All beiser Set
ten bS @tilaOelpbia 0%anbpea8 uno be9inut wentse Weeilen ppn
Der Stnet3renSe pnb 9anj in Der NdRe Der 9bitdoetpbiu-g3if
Der goertb 0ieies QanSes mug uno pfrb Fb ~unaebeuer aei
germ, fcbdlp tie @ee9r50bt Der 6arnten Serfouft un6 inter Nns
bau genontlncn #. Mud 5rautlt unb Minperjabri0e tegtere
rurdl Grultee's, frnnen 8drrnet eriperben uno ei9nen.
88bere itb poatdnbi8ere IuSfunft, bic OcieBe Der Gcntpas.
ME, ipmie etn Nplitdnetaer plan 6eS Qonbes f6nnen in Der 81
ice Dir. So Baltimore inter 9i96frase e~ingeie6sn merben.
Nufrd8e ven ouBerbdtb BpbHenben, melben Der 8etra1 Der
srfen ~@itiahhng ($tl b~eiselest 1T, werben prpnpt un6 aut
befprat.
8edmte, erp1blt am %. g(pril 1856.
@rdTpent-@om. grabs, 56demeiter Der oSpmefted6 9anb.
Gpmpoup", pbilooelptia, ga.
NtcesY rGltoent-Spn. Ibpnas 9. 6lprence, &pu1reEmito(ieb
upn philadelphia. ga.
@6asmetfter-@err8e y. @Oser, ESQ.,, SIR. 2GS weR8altt-
more Str.
@s,retars-M. g. 9anSis, SfFee, 9r. 55 SR.galtimprsfra
~unterbnlb @i9b, Slp1ejte.
Directrren-6pn. Sacpb 9rrpnte, GpnsreBmitslieO, p6la-
eelptia. 9l.; ,3pn. 8. %. @pTmoa, Gpn9reBmitglteS, 8alti-
more, NO.; 9pn. S. ia. 9arris, @pn9reBmit9lieb, Baltimore;
.. $. 8idartipt, @Sq, NebafteaY es 09tepubltcdn", @dltt.
npre, $40. S. %. Nlnutt, @sq., @rdFbtnt Der pant pf Com
rnerce", Baltimore, Warpanp; 5rtebri6 &aine, @sq, &epaf-
tear ea oDeutl6en @prreppnbenten" Baltimore, Me.; Gbar>
les De8m4arb, @Sa. Scr. So 8tauesltate Baltimore, Gtb.
S. %. RtAarblOn, @sl.. @tt9,Gpaect0r. Baltimore, Me.
Nutttprs = S. 6. 9ine5, @8q., SIR. IA %. &alttnpre,Gtr.
q. G%aatRelb, @sao Ode ppn Caroline uub Yratt Str. 81. S.
Ntattbdi, Csc. Nr. 127 Gbamesfr.. Sets ppint.
HB- OfTte-StUupeu ppn 9 llbr 8prmtttaes bis 9 Htr @bes.
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StraBen @ramaI1 = Nm DOnner8s
tag abenO 9e8en 9 llbr fam e8 in @ttalpitraBe,
iiib(id ppn B%ratttr, gu elmer furttbaren Geiles
rel 3miiden etuem 9%epillen Setter Surtlnan ulp
@m. Wlorgan. Die beiCeu batten idon felt
lauge einen Biet aufeinanper uuonalid
baber ppr9etern an Der genaafM bee
-ge8netel, 3og 5artutan lcfort eiiH 1p
ieinen @e8ner Elm peai9 talt gu mddeM%8ies
Ter aber mo1te, trot oe8 beiBen Betters, nidts
baron pi1en unb BEETLE fid, leiuem 6reunO IN
giner Q6Itdt 5upprjufommeu unp i'm 5~peiuual
'eoer3ul6lageu. al8 er ibu gum 5peiten NAL
raeldla0en butte. fnietc er arf i'm unc biett
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Die uGntfuhrtns" pSer Der 9eirnttsantrng auf ee(9rlan6"
1T auT auln peutthen Subnen nit benz rauIhenpfen BeifaQt
sufqetpntnten rpr6en mir bectlen inns to9er, bteIeS Meiter~
vert Der beutl6en Di6tfanft etnen ~Seretrten publifum ppr5u+
fLbrel. g8ir haben weber 8plteu np6 ARIbe atldeut, nm es
purpt9 sur a~tuhutrun8 SIT %brthgen, unb bpfen bdber nuf 3obl.
;ei6en Befud. aE s. ii IS tub s eirafrIir a,
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OVI4ullyl
500 e8netse merssn ssrlanst NeI
@ifw Mr. SO g. G6ariss1 naIe guabaTe ct
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BP MISUNDERSTANDING.
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&N@1EHga Ssn1 pabiitum m NGseneinsn, @S$8@
ENSxE@5 fepts tnsbetpneere ben @eftafhafs "Tss
ten S6ulen, &c. ssse i'd bierrit dn, has Id GrcurTonen, pdr4
ties, YtdntdS ~ nbernebuen esfpnnen bin. Die tefe Nusfab.
runa Spn ~auftr6Ben pirb %susiFdert.
Sir bic auS8epGhlefsn petfeu unb tefen @etr6nfe pir6
fertpGbrenb Grrae 9etrdgen perben.
Q- DIN Mtlndr<Gpmpd8 %entpfsbfe ib mid ~tsIpnbns.
&b8sldipdsns Spntraete nerfsn ppn ben parties pssr Gp n.
ppGnhn int Bpraus beSaplt.
q. tferS
tSmnfmt. Qpnbdr6 ct. % @t qftsrs. 6nttt
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Du BARRY, Revalenta arabica,
n 9ar5 Gtrppa riibntlidlt befarnte8 gjefunbs
belt unb Strait
90 Melauratinn8s Eariud


tur &rante Ieben <ers u1b f6wa6e Rinter, fpel6es Bic aners
| lhpd1fe Verb1uun9, Bruft, Quh9en un6 glerpen fGrtt.
( &rnpfSblen bur6 bic Opctpren nrc Sbprldnb Campbell,
Sattttee. 4Bur5er, ben @rdfen Stuart be Dectes, Yatr ppn Gnes
ItanD, bic GrGfn pph Cattle Stuart, Sulius Dupptfn unb Tane
lfenb anbere 91ttenten, beren 6dnfenbe Mnerfennuna in Nb1hrtft
gratis utb pprtpfret ron ben Deppts ;u baben fn6; ~biefelben
lduten I'M gBeentltGea ME f%plsenbe 6err ppn 0tdtpstpreft,
ltpnigl. @plt3ets@pntrt. III greslau. fast: ,DiefeS @abrun9s.
mitel bat bel MIR etne bDff ausge3eidnete Dirfung bersDrge-
lerabt, ub t5 legne bic 9tunSe III wef9er i'd nit bemiel6en
l5efannt 9erprben btu.m
analsfs bts %Eerafntsn prp[eFurs Ser g9suie unb analpt.
SbemtfHs Or. Nnprew urc. Qpnbpn, "a Bloomsbury Sauare.
lonB Ou 8arrp's &spnlenta ardbica elm reines pfansenmebl III,
"pltpmlten 9eiunp, leidt perpaultd unb cine beifame gDtrfuna
luf Nfa9en unb unterleie berDcrbrn9enb, Su eleiber Belt Der
latn pirft. Nnbrep llrc, Or. nieb. &c.
8elDnoere 9eadtune serbtent bic febr wpblI6meden6e Rspa-
Ilenta %arabtcaa al8 Wtttet gegen bic bier 70 etnbetniif6e
5pm nner.G pntp fatnts uns ais S ri 3 t d pberMben6-
lbrp6 fur Id 10 a d. unbffGnflt9e Rtn6e r. pom shrtes
ten glitter an, ferner fir @r pn6fe me, bic burd Rranfbeiten
lael4md4t, tire Splle q efnnpb cit ipteber erlan9en ppaen.
9retie bet gtepdIenta arabtca In VledbDren bas YfunS 81,
iuperfetne $2A 8e8en @infenbun8 bs 8etrasss. Gebrau6s.
Anpeifun9en tno b~enlelben beigepaft.
Deppts III Rewsyprt: Bet 6errn Npetbefer DENT, So gppert,
Betstann, unb Co.. $50 Brrdbwap Gprtenbdd, gBidemaun
uMb Co., 10 urb IS SUTTON ct. q
Die Serren Ierdte uns Ipptbefer, ete ft nit bent gBie6erser-
ltauf befahe1 molten !, erbaltea etneu ansenefenen Nabatt unb
3abereS aaf 4nfrasen Bet benz
h Naugt-@eentsn fir bic Hereinafter Staten
!, -. Steuerletntn News gprfs
Is nas- Office: 1888 gfaFdu ct. N Qetter gSr 1907
A9ent fitr Baltimore:
4 us. Safer, Sde BON 2eeI uno @barfes.
@ GtroRes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23
Knslish Manufactures.

The London Times of August 5th, states that
the value OF Bnsiish exports during the first six
months Of 1854. was 81. 600 900; during the .sme
period N 1855. they sunk 70 243 100000, while in
oe present year they have risen TO a54, 900 oo0.-
THESE exports are. with triing exceptions entirely
o. articles Manufactured and In part produced BY
Great Britain. In one species alone OF Enelsh
cotton manufacture. the sxportation Il said to Be
ssnusay growing q the immense rate OF one million
pounds : year. while the export Of wooden and Of
worsssd yarns has incrsassd In two years from
&sU,ooo TO 3l.2oo.0oo. The Tunes, however.
seems 70 entertain some socisnds ~ to the an.le
o. thie menstsous aeeunulasios. and % be a1mo.t
usmsnncy awafe q the law that in every conn.
VI su:se should Be : Just harmony Of the thrss
-. msssests q mauufaatusss. agriculture and
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The DAILY DlSfAlLn..:.
I'm. eeewe.

MR.. Steve.
-. ..,x.,... 81 Une,e Tom has prepared ans-
4 a.. ..sssaverr work. . ohapese from the "a.
,...sA 49, ~ which sppsars b sAat eobes1'. !.
4 ...s.,,. re New York Tribune There p wen
- -.s.,Itne mslIeuIty In shis womasi mature
~. ....imen Of her book IN the Tribune sno"s
-. -. Reorganization TO Hbel the South, ana
49,. the worst passisns Of ths masses 10 me
-. as.ses against Southern Institutions, that
-. n.nifsss m every page Of Uncle Tom. The
49, i, Advertised 70 appear on the lst pf Sepsem
~, .,d ID no doubt intended to fan, with fresh
uover. the blaze Of fsnasicism. now burning 20
fsr,ouay in the Northern States
n sesms A n every possible agency Of moving
shs pcpulacs d 70 be thoroughly tried by the
fr,euds ef Fremont The pulpit and the theatre,
for shs ft tms lay aside sheir hereditary antips.
shiss ana combine Ia holy alliance against slavery
The Newspaper press and the novel are enlisted In
the sauas dark array. Orators traverse every por.
ten Of the free States, and address tho most In.
Aammstory haeanguss 10 vast crowds, stirring up
horror, hatred and revenge with tbs most infamous
ssofiss Of Southern cruelty aud crime. What 10
TO DO the eud Of al this II II to elect Fremont TO
the Presidency and nothing moref Il this "ocean
int tempest tost, to WAIT feasherf' MOI II will
sweep In the end over all the barriers Of law and
eonsttution, and bear of every vestige Of Southern
hnstitutons and the Southern race itself from the
sod on which they exist, II the South does not look
shs future calmly In the face and with united ansr-
giss grid up It's loins to meet the coming hurricane
The South has resources within itself sufficient, il
wisely employed, TO secure its safety; and, the
worst comes to the worst. It can demonstrate to
The traitors who would crush It, that it Is not as
weak and friendless among the nations as they
vainly imagine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23
Massachusetts Abolitionism Boldly Re.
buked.

observation-disclosures AVOuttVuInm oOt0ly hCs
buked.
The Boston Courier, paper which, In the midst
Of Aboitionists and free solers battles nobIy for
the cause Of the Constitution lays the lash on the
hypocrites In . late article with an unsparing
hand. 1t says that the antislavery zeal of Massa.
chusetts Is noisy. clustering restless, tumultuous
boastful denunostory, but when # 10 called upon
to make any substantial sacrifice for the OBJ.
ject 1t protends to hold 80 DEAR Is found lament
ably wanting. 'Tt costs nothing" says the Cou.
ner, ITO write paragraphs, and to make speeches
to shouting audiences. These things involve no
selfdenial and no sacrifice. But when You come
to the paying Of money, the case is altered. No
man will pay money but for something which he
values rsore. Thus the giving of money becomes
~ obvious guage by which the sincerity of NH.
lauthrepic and benevolent professions NAV be
tried Your friend has fallen into misfortune, and
you pity him.. Very well how much, then, do You
pity himi Lppity Is very well rs far as 1t goes !:
but how much pooket.pisy have you e.
SHOW the aati-slsvsry party of Massachusetts il
rich TO ovcfhowng tn lip-pity, but poor in pocket
pity. They are liberal In what costs them nothinr,
Thefe are two lines Of the immortal Linkum Fids.
lius which recur TO our memory In connection with
this snbieot:-
We blow the Williams all sky high
But do it with economy
"Thst 10 It. Well blow tho Kansas rudiens All skv
high bns We viii do 1t on strictly economical princi.
pies. We WIN take the field with tremendous army
sivss ct the enemies Of freedom But q to gold and
silver the Gnsws Of war, they either have not got
them or do not want to part With them.
hWhsn any talks to about the deep-seated and
fetvid anti slavery ssl Of Massachusetts we shall
take the ibsrty to respond in the expressive mono
syllable with which NJ. Burehell commented on the
fashionable tsttle Of Ain Caroline WhilheImina
okssgs. Il 10 not deep-sssted mullen stalk; Il
to not 20 fervid dre of straw. 1t glitteYs for
moment: bat does not give heat enough TO make the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23
The Chinese SMEAR Cnue.

The National Inteliigencer gives an interesting
account Of the Chinese Sugar Cane, or "Sorgho
Sucse, . most valuable plant of the Sugar Cane
order nearly allied to the broom cane the cultiva
ton Of which has been commenced in Washing.
ton. There ismore than acre of 1t In that city,
growing luxuriantly, and promising yield of
more than . hundred bushels of seed, besides
many tons Of stems and foliage, rich with saccha
rine fluid and solid food material for horses neat
cattle and swine. Ia various and widely distant
paris of the Union trial has been also made Of It,
and With uniformly gratifying results. The Intel
lgsncer has read aletter from farmer n Illinois,
who says that out of gallon Of the liquid sap in
the stem, which he expressed by the primitive
eontrivance Of . rolling pin, he obtsined by boil
ing, quart of molasses, with very little impuri
~ And Of approved taste. The usual proportion
Of sugar 70 sap Lie between Is and 90 per cent,
the crystallizabls sugar increasing with the de-
crease Of the latitude. Besides this proportion
of sugar there 10 an amount Of perhaps five to
eight per cent. Of rystalizable sap, from which
. very agreeable beverage can be made, and alco-
hol distilled more cheaply than by any other mo
thod. This sap, strange to say If set with the OK
ids Of tin, will dye silk Of beautiful pink.
AZ . food.plaut for stock Of all kinds, adds the
Inselilgencer, 1t seems to overtop all that we now
possess, furnishing In fair soils twenty-five tons
per acre Of excellent fodder, every bit of which is
gresdIly eaten by animals. The seeds, too, by
which the plant IL propagated-in this unlike and
superior 70 the sugar cane Of Louisiana, which Is
raised by cuttngs-are at for human food at all
events. when ground and made up into cakes, af.
ter the manner Of lInseed cakes, they supply .
good material for fattenins stock. The brush or
top from which these seed are taken, Is not with.
out is service. for the plant is specie of broom.
corn. and therefore Its top when deprived of seed
answers well wherewith to manufacture brooms
When the sap, top, seeds, and leaves are taken,
leaving only the crushed STEM 1t still has an eco.
nomic value: paper can be manu- featured from It,
This valuable addition to our vegetable produc.
tions Is originally native of China, but has been
ssdulously cultivated for several years in South.
eastern Caffraria, whence 1t passed into France
and Algeria, In which last country 1t comes to
great perfection 1t would be hard to calculate Its
value. II constitutes every farm on which 1t is
grown its own sugar camp, orchard, winery, and
grlnary, a. well IS stock farm and dairy; indeed
the ..Sorgho" may be deemed . sort of vegetable
sheep, every part and constituent of which is val.
liable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23
TnLnoRArH1c NnWA
: CONTEMPLATION PATcH.

no FIood laNew yesk
Arn.xv.N r., August q. --rhs trains lfoss
.hs Wsss wsvs stopped KsnNood eeidGe ovsf
Norm.hski orssa, t1ss: nue. a osa en- ss d:wss
Sish. IN the vicinity Of the bridge, was swept
avsy. also KRIS grist MIL Lovsr Isla7d b over.
aowsd md the garden cro2s DESTROYED
IsEcoND DIsPATcnl 6s
NEW YoRK, Aug 22-Ths Hood caused I'M
mense damage along the Hudson. The Icsa Il -
rmsted at e200. 600 between Yonkers and Pough.
keepsIe. At the latter place four bridges were
swept away. "a @