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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
Publication. by sab.orIprIon .

Our fellow. citizen, Mr. Tim. w Gilman, has the
agency for obtaining subscriptions TO the following
works, which are published by subscription only
and are not for sale 10 the Book Stores:
THE INDIAS RACES OF NORTH AND SoUrH AHEEcA.
New York: Published by the American Sub
scription House.
This work contains an account of the principal
toms, mythology and religious ceremonies his
tory of their most powerful tribes and their most
celebrated chiefs aud warriors their intercourse
and wars with the European settlers; and q great
variety Of anecdote aud description, Illustrative Of
personal and national character The author is
Cbas. DeWof BrowneIl The work is illustrated
with numerous aud diversified colored illustrations
entirely new, and many of which from original
designs. II is also accompanied with chart, which
gives statistical references of interest. The work
contains $50 pages.
Tax EASTERN OR OLD WoRLp; embracing Ancient
and Modern History. BY Henry Howard Brown.
: ell, A. u. 2vols. Toronto, C. W.
This is also beautifully prepared work, and illus
trated with colored engravngs The frat volume
treats Of the Jews, AssyriA, Egypt, Greece, Rome,
Persia, India, Chiua, the Nahomedsns, Spain, Ger
many, Hungary and Rassis, with a valuable statis-
teal appendix. The second volume opens with
France, and the late Revolutions; England, with
the history and description of Norway; Sweden
and Norway; Denmark the Netherlands SWI1
Srlsnd; Portugal and Italy.
Mr. Gilman has the agency for these works, and
will receive subscribers the books TO be delivered
in January and February. He will call upon our
citizens and exhibit specimen copies.
CRooKER's MILLINERY EsTABLIsHHENT.-Yes-
terday was the Fall opening day of the above
establishment, and prompted by desire to
see something very pice as well as to be in
fashion Gas nearly every body, we thought,
was there.) we went along with the tide and
looked al the large and fine display of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. Crooker
has ought on a very large aud varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging TO the
trade, of every style and quality. The stock
of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &C., is far beyond what we eIpscted
to see. The finer qualities of these variousstyle les
Of goods are indeed superb, Eurpsssing any.
thing we have ever seen. The bonuets, par
ticularly, We look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice of the
public.
Mr.. @. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers
desiring to purchase will do well to examine
his stOck.-tG
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
Arrival of the
STEA MS HIP PERSIA
THREE DAYS AFTER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-The steamship Persia has
arrived from Liverpool, with dates to the 10Th.
The London money market is decidedly easier.
The Bank Of England has advanced the rates in
stocks one bali per cent Bullion in Bank Of Eng
land has decreased 5000. Consols closed at
93t,94 for money, ana Git SAG for account
Liverpool Jan. Cotton market opened firm.
"; but prices had fallen OF one>eighth at the close
Since the Atlantic sailed the feeling has been more
quiet, end quotations barely maintained. Sales of
the week rearhed 81, 900 bales, of which 300
were for spectators. and ii 900 tor export. Mark
ct closed quiet, as follows Fair Orleans So Fair
Mobile 7 1916. Midihng Mobile "a, Fair Uplands
10 l6: MidGng Uplan1s II. Stock of cotton in
ports amounts TO 43l 900 bales including 236, 600
American.
At Manchester breadstuffs were steady and un-
changed Beef vas frmer but Gales rather dull
Rosin-4s 81. for common fine l5s.al6s. Lin
seed Oil active, at 2Ss. 6da30s Spirits Turpentine
steady, at AS 6i.a45s. Ashes generally unchang
ed Iron-sales of W elsh at 98 l0safS los; Scotch
pig 7Ss. 3D.
The Swiss difficulty, by the interpostion of
France, supported By England, is assuming a more
favorable complexion. Napoleon undertakes that
Prussia shall renounce all claims in NeufcGatel, in
consideration of the release OF prisoners. France
undertakes TO prevent any sggressions by Prussia
against Switzerland.
The Conference at Paris closed on the 6th hav-
ing signed the protocol which is expected TO settle
all difficulties. Russia csdes Belgrade to Moldavia,
and receives the town OF Komrat, with territory Of
three hundred square versts. AS to the Isle OF
Serpents. it was decided to belong to the mouths
of the Danube, and goes with them. New bouud-
aries are to be fixed, and the Austrian troops and
British fleets are TO evacuate Turkish territory by
the Both of March. Immediately after that, Con-
gress shall re-assembe at Paris to ratfy these pro-
ceedings.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

Music Richard Storrs Willis, editor OF Jouru
al Of Music in New York, recently delivered an ad
dre,s before ~ Y Board of lucation from
which we Gull the following truthful aud beautiful
extract:
There is a language common 10 all nations. A
language, in the use OF which, the Russian under
stands the American; the Frenchmau the German;
the Turk the Polo. The vocab larry OF this lao
eudge is the same the world over. Even its written
characters are the same among all civiiz ID races
The mother-tOngues OF the nations have all lsOori-
Ousy 10 be acquired by us, one BY one: but the &C
Cent OF this universal language the child murmurs
IN its cradle; and having once acquired its alpha-
bet IL has gained alphabet OF universal inteli.
gence.
But more than this; there is a language which
connects this world with another, this life with an
other; the Present, in which We live, with the
mysterious Future in which we are all to live;
language, which judging on the authority OF ReVe
iatIon simply, is the only one we have any reason
20 suppose We shall! take with Us 10 another world
the Ony language OF the OF which we are sssu,-
ed la that world The Significance OF this language
lies not ia thought; il lies in feeling It's softly
breathed words address themselves not 10 the 10
tellect, buI to the heart. The themes to which il
most d~lishts TO give expressions Joy and Love.
How natural, thea, TO suppose that the angels
slOuld make use OF such languagel How reason
able to think that the Supreme Love should be ad
dressed in this language And when all the ma
tons ofthe world are gathered into Ooe common
brotherhood It not natural that our hearts should
enquire OF us-"Iu what language are they TO
spsakg" The name of this language is music OF
ten first at the cradle-often last at the grave-it
comes With US into the world and goes with US out
OF il.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished BY the Associated Presal
Arrival of the Atlantic.

New YoRK. jan 23.-Tae steamer Atlantic has
arrived from Liverpool, with dates Of the 7th.
There wes an improvement Of I on middling
qualities Of cotton. Sales of three days IS, 00C
bales, of which spectators ande1porters took 0.
600. Closing quotations nj ding Orleans Il;
Middling Noodle u; Middlng Uplands 9-l6.
Consols 935a945, aud at noon on the 7th, 9i1.
At Manchester bresdstufs are steady and quiet.
Flour, also, without any qaotable change. Wheat
unchanged. Corn has improved. Provisions are
6rmer.
Liverpool, Wednesday Afternoon ac-
tive and 6rmer Sales 10 day of 10, 600 bales in
Guiding 1900 on speculation aud 500 for export.
Lord Napier has been appointed British Minister
to Washington.
The London Times says, though he is well fitted
by diplomatic experience to represent the country
at any despOtic military court OF continental
Europe, he is not the right man for Washington.
he has served in Austria, Persia, Russia, Naples,
aud Turkey. The "Pays" says the Paris Confer
ence met on the Sd, but the MoDiteur is silent.
Some Say the delay is attributed TO time TO pre-.
pare protocols; others that a new arrangement
has taken place. Bot the principle respecting the
compensation Of Russia, DO apprehension Of other
than pacific result is appreheuded.
The Swiss difficulty remains as before, but ex-
pectations OF peaceable settlement increase. A
favorable augury is drawn from the apparently cor
dial reception given by Napoleon to the Swiss en-
voy.
The Archbishop Of Paris was assassnated while
performing religions services in the church St.
Ell, me, by priest who had been suspended for
preaching against the doctrine of immaculste con-
cepion Yernes was formerly Priest Of Diocese
of Meaux.
WAsHINGToS, Jan. 23-Senate was occupied
to-day in discussing the House bill to compel wit
nesses to testiGy-ps ssed, only three voting nay.
The House took up the private calendar and
passed % private bills Adjourned.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. "a Dispatches from the
North indicate the continuance Of intense cold,
though it has moderated here 10 deg. since this
hour, 10 q. IN, yesterday.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

Ice, IcE.-Ths city side Of the river, just be.
low the suspension bridge, presented very snimI-
ted appearance on Saturday last. Two Ice Com
panies had large force employed in taking out
Ice from the river and putting it away for summer
use. An uncommon quantity was taken out du-
RAG the day. This ice is very clear aud firm equal,
we believe, to any Northern ice ever brought to
this markt Although the late cold weather has
been severe upon ell, We opine that next summer
We shall al rejoice that it occurred.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

GREAr Discovery AT NIAGARA FALLs hhe
hsrbor Of some two hundred and City acres has
been discovered immediately above the rapids aud
below the old SchlOsser bar. As much more can
be dredged out at small expense, giving depth OF
ten to fourteen feet water Heretofore vessels could
only come down on the American side to the old
store-hOuse some two miles above the Falls. A pier
is to be run out above the Goat Island bar for about
half mile into the river, aud the upper bar so cut
that vessels of twelve feet drs, go through snd
down to the mouth of the great canal. This dis.
eovery has opened a geographical wonder to the
people IN Western New York, and it viii prove
great commercial blessing to that community. Il
lie expected that navigation Will be opened by the
FIRST Of jolly for all class vessels
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

BENEFIT OF Mrs. VAKcE-Let il be rceollccted
that this excellent actress and deserving lady takes
a benefit tonight st the Theatre. She has won
the admiration of our play-going citizens by her
merilorious acting, her winning address and lady
like department Aud this is Lot a amidail the
diticu ties snd sffi ciions which have surrounded
end borne so heavily upon her within the pact f. "
months, she has exhibited a iortitude and a cour-
age which are the best indices OF Il noble nature
and superior woman. We trust the house NAV
be Gro ~ded.
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e. A change Of csrrier. upon SOM.

EE- A change Of carriers upon some of our
routes in the city, and the excessive cold weather
which has prevailed for several days, has OCCASION
ed delGquincics in the distribution Of the Patriot
Our friends who have been neglected will please
bear with as, as efforts are being made to remedy
the renissness. Those vino do not receive their
papers this morning will confer a favor upon the
publ-hers by calling at the Patriot counting room
and making the fact known.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

NV GROCERY AND LIoUoR SroRE-Charles
Miller, better known as "St. Cloud Charlie" has
opened a new establishment at No IS Cherry
erect, where he keeps constant and well select.
ed assortment Of Groceries. Confectionery, Liquors,
&c. Charlie is clever and interchangeable, aud he
will doubtless be favored with a very liberal pat
ronage He has made lots Of friends since he has
been amongst us, Who will be glad TO know Of bis
enterprise, aud see him See his card.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
e8- The Washington correspondent of the n

eS- The Washington correspondent of the n
Y. POst says:
81 AN informed that Senators Seward Of n. Y,
and Rusk OF Texas, will, on the expiration OF the
session, start Oh a nine months tour round the
globe. They will pass across the Isthmus by Mic.
aragua, thence to California, thence to the Sand
wch Islands, (wnere Senator Seward will deliver
an agricultural address thence TO China, and, al
ter passing through India aud Asia Minor, Egypt,
and possibly Southern Europe, will sail through
the Straits OF Gibraltar TO the United States SO as
20 attend Congress IN the early part OF next ses-
sion. glorious programme OF travel May each
OF them bring back the wisdom okUlysses"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

WArKINs' AvENUE.-The Board of Mayor and
Aldermen at their last meeting. changed the name
of Line street to Watkins Avenue, for the sake Of
convenience, the latter being the name of that
street from tbs outskirts Of the city TO the old
limits Of the corporation.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

THE Coal D0ATs One OF the coal boats which
was frozen 10 near the water works. was cut out
and came down the canal cut ia the ice, on
Padsy night Ia. Three more wete brought down
Saturday. Coal IS still selling at so and 80 cts
per bushel
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

Pianos aud Music.-ws learn that Horace
waters Of SSS Broadway T. agent for the sale Of
ofthe celebrated makers Of Pianos and Meiodeoss s
Offering them 1t prices which advise all who desire to
purchase xVG themselves Of He also selling his large
and ueknovn Catalogue OF Music third OF ron the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage.
His offers the trade teachers and schools Of the most
favorable chArAetea of which be VII be able 20 ali to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Waters Pianos known Among the very best
We enabled TO speak Of those Instruments with
degree Of confidence, from personal knowledge Of their
esTsni tone and durable quAlity.-H. T. Eedngelisf.
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The amount OF Liabilities due no, due 70 BaAks
Z other crcditors- nathiR
Losses adjusted and due-nO nothing.
Lcsses s.iJused and not due ~, is -
Losses unadiusted contested, and wanting
\ proof. l3,tis -
Al other claims against the Company are snail for pratt
y Ing &c.
AgenL Is instructed to take risk exceeding ee,000 20.
The greatest iaEarsd In any city, town vi
\ lage, varies
The greatest allowed assured Ia any block alss
varies tie intention is Nc IL the l0ss BY any are
\ tosi0 900 90.
The amount Of its Capital earnings deposited in any
other State security for losses tAsfsn; par the
Capital earnings Of this Company has depssited
The Charter Act Of Incorporation and aEendn eAts 10
the same hlsd In July, 1875.
|, THOS. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Subscribed and BEFORE this Th dAy Of Jsaaary,
1851 HENRY FOWLkR, Jssties Ct the Peace,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
Sharpe R1nea.

ALL sporssmen who are In want Of good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game, Deer Ae In
vitsd TO cali the Of Pal and Cunningham, Ne. ~
Public Square, and examine "sharps Patent Sporting
which In raPdy Of Firing accuracy Of aim and length Of
range Is far superior to any Gun invented, and 1Ahs
any other Patent Gun heretofore inroduced constructions
exceedingly simple tina, Il Is liable TO get cut
oforder" than the common Kentucky Rife.
FAC have also few shot Cans made on the same Pa
ant iyi6-6m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

E A dispatch from Baltimore, under date
of the 2lst, gives the following accoant Of a
dreadful mistake which took place 10 that city:
. A terrible tragedy took place here to-day.
A druggist tiled prescription ordered by Ar
no d, German physician, for child The
child took the medicine aud died Immediately.
Arnold took the remainder OF the medicine
20 the druggist ard told him he had made g
mistake. The druggist persisted that the med.
icine was right, and 10 show bis confidence 10
his correctneSs swallowed a portion himself
lie was immediately attacked by horrible con
vul>ions, aud died ia = few laiauhos. The
Doctor who merely tasted the preparation and
spit IL from his mouth, was also attacked, aud
with difficulty saved. The affair oocasiOned
great excitement. The Druggist bad iuiIed
oyrannrer OF potassium with lemon juice. de
Vsloping enough prussie aeid 10 the prepara-
tion to have killed three hundred people"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
TO ADVERTISERS.

The circulation Of the J ally and Tri-weekly
editions Of the Patriot, combined, exceeds largely
that Of any other newspaper printed Nashville.
It is these editions that are generally used for
advertising The Patriot therefore, Is the best
advertising medium in the city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
Guns! GunS!! GunS!!!

LNALL CUNNINGHAM, No. ~ Public Square, have
Il just received and opened splendid assortment Of
Single and Double Bird and Deer Guns, among which are
few OF the celebrated Wesley Richards" manufacture and
other fne Guns in complete These Guns all Of
their importation direct from England and all
made to their own order expressly for this market
Also, Sharps RID and Shot Guns Colts Repsaters Al
lens Self Cooking Pistols, together with the finest Assort
nen Of Powder Rasks Shot Pouches and Belts
ed in Nashville, noV13-d9m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

SNLLJ AcCoUNrs.-EV man at this season
should he careful 10 pay OF all his small accounts
Il is often the case that the families Of mechanics
and labOrers are made 10 suffer because of the
carelessness Of their creditors. Then pay up-pty
sli-and by all means rIr THE PRINrEE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
CONSUMPTION CURED.

BE not deceived BY base limitations. HEGEMAS. CLARK
4 cos GENUINE cor LIVER OIL. never disappoinss
and nine years experience has proved superior all
others, aud the emily reliable fer CONSUMPTION.
there great deal Of iOus oil In the market sSul
tsrnsd With seal oil, whale o. ks kc. much
not be taken 10 procare the Gsnains.
Oar on is made factory In Newfoundland and
each bottle has signature the cork be careful
get HEosxGS, cLAkK Co, for sIaes the death % NJ.
RUszros late partner there has been article
dseedeaIsd Rashtsn vhch s in vay sOnasesed win
4 @ Co. or II. O Co.
sod By J. @. Brown, Ssn Bros, sss By Dsssrsts gen
srAly ost7T-sm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

SoUARSs A CIKOLE-This mathematical
proposition, which Tor q number Of years
bothered the most AsInte mathematician, has
NJ last been definitely solved. aud thar too in
q manner 10 accommodate itself TO the most
simple understanding. IL 10 simply TO settle
up your wiis's bill for hoops at the dry goods
store of milluers.
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Ssph-dGw6r

EE @. p. R. shehane, Of Notssuigs, Ala, is now pub
fishing beautiful Sem-monthly newspaper at 81 year
in advance 1t treats Religion, Mcrals the Arts, and
Sciences. Address him at the above office.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

boEes Western RessrV, ana Karns "A
as WEsE TnomFsoE.
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A Distinguished Stranger.

HARVEY, the ErsAi PAnadslphia .cUrTKR," bsins
eIged sssk gsaia climate In consequences Of
impaired health. has located himself o. Roon' Is
Gear street, and wiz take shew eustsners
Cloths cAssmer and vsssnss h grsss variety fron vheA
hey nay select ais thsss.ivss Our Store s ran 81 Al
binds Of n EADY MADE CLOTHING, ana tAs
saoek q fsrEhing gseas surpassed In Nashvs
oesas-H CLIfToS ABsofT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

PERFCMED BREATH.-Wh&t lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of dsagreeabe breath when
by using ''BAIM A THOUSAND FLOWERS" dentri-
ace would render buteave the teeth white
Alsbastei Many persons do not know that their breath
is bad and the subject is delicate their friends Will
mention it. Pour single drop Of balm" your
tooth brush wash the teeth night and morning. fifty
cent bottle will lSst year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may eaTy be acquired
by using the "BAIN A THOUSAND FLowERs" 1t will re-
pippes and reckles from the skim leaving Of
son and roseste hue vet towel, pour two or three
drops, and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-wet your shaving brush in
either cold pour three drops Of
"BALN or THOUSAND Flow s" rub the beard well, and
it will make beautiful so lathsr much facilitating the
operation OF shaving Price only fifty cents For sac by
all Druggists Beware OF ounerfes None genuine unless
signed by
WI YETRIDGE d co.
Sept -dGw6m Franklin Square, N. Y.
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REST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.

This is strong language, yet BooLEs ELECTRIC HAIR DTs
recenty mproSed) proved to be by the judges at
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston among whom was
DIR. Hays, the eminent chemist and State assayer) who
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts othe Unon
Its unparalleled superiority consists in LIST. The ingredients
nourshng to the hair destructive, Others 3D.
Does stain hurt the skin 3d. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required from delicate brown to
deep black, natural appear marvellous. Manu-
iactured sold ana applied by wM BoGLE 277 Washington
street. Boston dec10-tlmay31
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Valuable City property
FOR SALE
oAucftOn

- . n u CAAO - NAO bAN~AA
pursuance Of Deed Of Trust, executed to by O.
Leak, the l4th OF March 1885, for the purpoe of
curing certain debts therein set FORTH shall proceed to
SELL at Public Auction for Cash, SATURDAY the Sst
day Of January, 1887 at the Court House Gate in the
city OF Nashville, the following described property, viz
House and Lot at the Corner Of Broad and
being lot No. in the College Lots, occupied q
Drug Store by Roscoe.
ALSO A lot Of Ground in the city of Nashville ont
ing feet Spruce street, being lot No. IN s. " D.
stout's plan.
ALsO-A vacant Lot Cedar street, being lot No Tin
same plan.
Also A Lot Cedar street extended at the edge Of
the Corporate limits aad the Charlotte turnpike front
40 feet said turnpike and running back l5s feet.
ALSO-The undivided half Of q Lot in South Nashville,
fronting So feet College street, j. B. Watson owning the
other half.
ALSO-An interest OF 90 500 in debt due from Jesse
Page and secured by Deed OF Trust.
Sale to take place within the hours prescribed by law
ian6-td X. A. COLE, Trustee
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srLrE or rIssEssI., cGHrr.OLLn,' ess,ss,

Nashville, January 81, 1881. I
This Is 20 certify that the An, Insurance Company 81
Hartford located ct Hartford In the State Of connsesu
complied with all the requirements f act passed ~
the Gene al As emily Of the State C. rsnnsss March,
1866 entitled IAN Act 90 regulate the Agsnse, % nss-
Companies not Incorporated By the State Of rsnnes
that JOSEPH NASH ths legally authoHsd sgent
Of said Company Of HashV L. stass Of Tsnas
Zee. J. @. LUrTRALL, Comptroller.
TBy 7. T. MOssT, Dep.
The iersignec Agent q the above named Company,
sonsinues Policies at his oce No - College st.,
opposite the Sewanee House. JOekPH NASh.
NashNlle January q. Is5I-sH