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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26
. Independence Forever"!:.

The ensuing Anniversary of our National
independence will be celebrated at New
Mount Pleasant, Coolbaugh Township, Mon
roe County, by the Jackson Artillerists,
Spruce Grove Sabbath School, Citizens, &c.
The Committee appointed by the citizens,
viz John Yothers, Lamberts Frey, Hiram
Warner, John Gcarhart, John Vliet and Pc
ter Smoke, Esq, annouce the following ar
rangements -
The procession will be formed at 2 o'clock
p. NJ. under the direction of David Cobb,
Marshal of the day-assisted by s. Gruber,
Esq, Joseph Vliet and Nathaniel Houck, and
will proceed to beautiful Grove in the fol-
lowing order =
Marshal and assistants.
2-Music.
3-Standard Bearer.
4-Orators of the day.
5-Reader of Declaration and Supporters
6-Committee of arrangements.
7-Sabbath School.
S-Ladies.
9-Citizens
The exercises at the Grove will be as fol-
lows:
I-Address to the American Flag.
2-Music.
3-Reading Of the Declaration
4-Musc.
5-Orators.
6-Music
At the conclusion of these exercises, the pro-
cession will be reformed in the previous or
der and proceed to Mr.. Myers, where refresh
ments will be provided.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26
Has II,e Loc,s.t a Sting.

Dr. Gideon 3. Smith, asserts positively that
the locust has no sting, or at least none capa-
bic Of doing harm, except to the branches OF
trees in depositing her eggs. Per contra, a
late number of the VillGge Record, says-''a
young man was stung by locust week be-
fore last He was climbing over fence, and
placed his hand unintentionally on q young
locust, and the sting entered his hand between
the thumb and forc-fnger. Very soon the
arm became very much swollen, up to the
shoulder, and was attended gith considerable
pain The locust was quite young. 1t has
been doubted by many that the locust had a
sting The female, however, is armed with
a weapon Of this description, of a spiral Or
auger form. Some deaths have been as
cribcd to wounds inflicted by it.
Another case, more serious, occurred at
IIorsehamyille, Montgomery county, few
days ago. A child five years old was stung
OIL the back of his right ear. The wound
commenced swelling, Immediately halfehick-
On was applied while the body was yet warm,
and another and another until the poison was
extracted. The child though thrown into
spasms soon after recovered.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

The Swedish Episcopal Church in Chica-
go has great cause ofgratitude to Jenny Lind.
The rector, Rev. Mr.. Unionius, has published
statement, from which it appears that be-
side the $1,000 given by her to the church
last year, she has contributed $4,000, partly
to aid in building parsonage, and partly for
the poor of the parish. She has also prom
ised communion service of silver, and has
given the rector $1,000 to pay some debts, to
furnish the parsonage, and to effect an in
surance on mis- life.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

kentucky ahead Of the Union.-!-Fem0te
Voters "A late law in Kentucky, which, in
part, reads as follows, gives women, under
certain restrictions, the right to vote:
sit shall be the duty for all qualified voters
in each School District, (widows having chill
dren of proper age included,) or such as may
attend on the first Saturday in April, in each
year, 70 meet at their School-house, or 9th
er place, and to elect three School Trustees,
to superintend, &C."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

Col. Bigler in his speech before the Read
ing Convention, describing the difficulties en-
countered by the Ship of State amid the ad-
verse winds and breakers of the State Rights,
and the extension of Slavery, goes off in the
following sublime rhapsody =
The alarm came all hands to the rescue
was the common cry, and he who had here
tofore rested on his couch came; and he who
had inclined to mutiny came, and he who
had differed with his fellow sailor came; these
all unite their Efforts; they subdued and bound
The disobedient and turbulent Of the crew."
Now we should like to know-if all hands
helped to right the ship. including the mutt
nous and disGfected-lcto where the disOJe-
dierat and turbulent that remained to be SUBJ
duel and bound! Must have been the "rest
of mankind !"-Lancaste Eximiner.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26
macaulcY aud Penn.

All who have read Maculey's History of
England, will remember the serious charges
which that writer brings against William
Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania. Wheth-
er Mr.. M. was instigated by settled pur-
pose to injure the fair fame of that great man,
or merely erred through mistake, we cannot
pretend to determine; but from the prominence
he gives to those charges, it is difficult to
exonorate him from foregone purpose of
defamation. Be this as it may, however it
will crafty Pennsylvania to learn that ne
was mistaken A London correspondent OF
the North American says:
Macauley's charges against William
Penn have been refuted by the discovery OF
some valuable document relating to the life
of the Duke of Monmouth. Penn was ac-
cused of extorting money for negotiating par
dons for persons condemned to death. A
cash book has been found by Mr.. Roberts, IN
which it is recorded that Mr.. Pinney, an
ancestor of VIM. Pinney, Esq, M. P, was
condemned to- death, and that his ransom was
paid to one George Penne.' Documents
which were searched in the State Paper Of
fee by Mr.. Roberts for materials for his life
of the Duke of Monmouth, show that Mr..
Penne' was in no instance intended for Will
liam Penn; therefore, the founder of Pennsyl-
vania is entirely exculpated from serious
charges made against his memory by Mr..
Macauley."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

@ We have recently received two or
three copies of Horns United States
Railroad Gazette, weekly paper, pub
lished in New York at $500 year. 1t
contains a profile of every Railroad OF
Importance in the country, and all ne
cessary information as to distances, times
Of starting, &c. 1t is valuable compan-
ION for the traveller, and interesting for
the general reader.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

The people of South Carolina "will soon
have but one mind, but one heart. ."-Charles-
ton Mercury
We do not believe that the whole mass of
the South Carolina dlsunionists have got E.
ven some heart" among them now. Ifthey
have, it is very small one and very black
one.-Lous. Jour.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

Very gloomy accounts daily arrive
from the west, of the overaowing of the
rivers, greatlosses ofproperty, and serious
Instructions to business. The disasters
are mostly on the Upper Mississippi and
neighbouring branches
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

DIR. Jesse Samuels, of Allentown Pa, has
invented a machine for making brick, differ
ent in construction and principle from any
heretofore in use 1t makes twelve hundred
of the most handsomely prepared brick per
hour, out of unwrought clay, with the great
est ease. 1t is to be propelled by steam.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26
ATTACKED BY A SwoRD FlsH.-The bark

Said Bin Sultan, on her recent voyage home
from Zanzibar, received an assault from a,
sword fish, which was SO powerful that the
creatures sword was thrust through the bot
of the vessel, a distance of seventeen inches.
penetrating plank in the course of its pro-
gress. The sword then broke off and remains
sticking in the vessel. The shock which the
fish gave was so violent as to be felt on board
and the crew ran to the side to see what was
the occasion of it,-lsalen Freeman.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

6FThe man that will take paper length
of time, and then send it back "refiised" and
"unpaid for" would swallow blind dogs
dinner, and then stone the dog for being
blind.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26
Notice from tie P. o. Department,

IVOVtcE JTONt We 7. y. DepQT10lent.-
The 5 and 10 cent postage stamps
now in public use, aeiU not be received
in prepayment Of postage after the 30th
of the present month. Persons holding
any slch as soon as practicable after that
date, and before the goth Of September
nert, will present them for redemption to
the Post Master authorized to sell pos
tage stamps.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

SoFTENING WATER.-A few ounces Of
soda will soften hundred gallons of the
hardest water. For washing it possesses
marked superiority over pot or pearl ash,
giving q delicate whiteneas to the linen
without the slightest injury
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

OF A lady few evenings ago, upon Ia
king up Shelley's novel, The Last Man"
threw it down very suddenly, exclaiming-
The last man Bless me if such thing
ever were to happen, what would become Of
the women ~
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

a new process has recently been discovered
in England for giving to glass the appearance
of silver ware. and several articles have been
manufactured which have been received with
great favor as substitute for silver,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

A Confession.-Some newly organized RI
fe companies in Louisiana having lately ap-
piled to the State Adjutant General for their
quota of arms, were refused because all the
rifles belonging to the State were given out
to the Cuban Expedition, and had not yet been
returned.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

Mr. Stevens a tradesman, has been fined
f25O by Liverpool Magistrate, for manu-
featuring an article called tea, from the leaves
of beach and plane trees.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26
u. g. Senator for Connecticut.

Hartford, June 10.
The Sanate has just chosen R. s. Bald
win, Wing, as United States Senator, by a
vote of 10 to 9. The House vote on this
question takes place next Wednesday.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

Red ants can be kept out of closets
and other places by impregnating the air
with camphor as this odor is offensive
to all the insect family.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

OF Two white crows and black 01e
were all taken from one nest at August
Ne. last week, in the neighborhood wns''
one white crow was caught last sunrne''
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

The monthly shipments of Gold Dust from
San Francisco, during 1850, according to the
official reports from the Custom House of that
MORT apnayad
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

e1rIn Genoa they make the lawyers take
an oath that they viii never engage in an
unjust cause.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

e1-There are 100000 Jews in the United
States.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

or Hale, said brother Senator to the
New Hampshire man, do you know what
Cass says of your
sNor
He says you are "a Granite Goose
Just tell the General for me, will you,
that he's Michi-gdnder.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-26

port, are annexed :
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

NEW AND MAGNIFICENT PRoJEoTs IN CONGRESS
"A railread from Missouri to san Francisco, a
telegraph line for the same distance-a line Of
steamships from san Francisco 10 Chins-a mint
in California. These arc the measure, proposed
in Congress on the very frs. day Of its session.
This is good beginning. Ths annexation Of the
Sandwich lslsnds-a naval intervention to prevent
Russia from overcoming liberty in Europe-British
outrages in Central America-the illegal condem
nation and imprisonment of MIR. Trasher, in Ha-
vana, will soon be taken up by Congress, and give
plenty o'wOrk to that interesting collection Of pa
triots TO perform.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

SIX Dlrs LArrn FROM BuEros ArREs>-We have re.
eeived copy of the British PooS, Of the llth Of osto-
Der The latest adviees from oribs Of the 50. Il
was reported that he had repeatedly offered battle to
Jrquizs which the latter declined orbe vas concea-
irsiipg bis forces and preparing for any emergency U
does net appear by this that be surrounded and
che eve Of espitulstion.
The Pocket, in q postscript says
Eince writing the above have been informed by the
csptsin q vessel arrived at this port that heavy
csrrohoie was heard Thursday. lOet g. apparently
In the direction q Monterideo from TIL sx clock
in the evening, ard subsequently from to eight
The following is the Buenos Ayrss exchange report Of
the 1ith Of October
sr.rfh doisrs and ratsoons - Fatr0t doubio,ns .t
37 trsrsh tousocns az rar Bilt On Engiand dauo
l.tn 4lf. retE CurrencyPer dollar, 245i Bills M0n-
tetideo, srccc rar obeh half cent uiscoua France
rfr a1uhlU0n, III per United states ger doubl1on
Hrr CeGt discount Rio Jtneif0, par one-half cent
lcrri re ghost price Of Pa.rot doubloops durng
er ere iopsst su ferrlits for shippiag specie
t rtrcsot hshest rate 81 exchange on Ensana dur
iff ft wtf, Tfs rCp. oz-owest T Bx shang. rArBac-
talt have been uifinF durinF TIE week
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
City telllQence.

tbn-;f II
inc .ct;vn for ths nnS,;c rscsn,io ~ ,h
d;sst;nar,shaS Hunnar;,U V.rtard.v wlrrmsr " va- e
bu,y engaged in the erection Of Liberty Pole in the
~. fIov,r rrpsaS,s end ssso,nt,nns =; rsIaton r.
The snticn.tss arrival Of ths Iustp;ons Hnnrsrisn
Ia. VI sa..ta. q. a. ~, hinn Sn.-s
~ Tdr.st;on saatarSa.y eN'p'e~ AZ A' D''0A''A D
VSe,eSs tb. mot Sitn su;.bsd of m. voa. e,ss 1.
about to v. our Country for the not oniv
muniestng with the But Of naurnS into our
laws an institutions, therefore
& 1at M s soa,d mas & the career E Of LSus
this on of The vsnts 81 ans
that in order TO facilitate far a. possible the Objects Of
v. tender 70 him inyitation the public
schools Of this city, and that the presiding oer appoint
committee Of three to convey this invitation to the usrOus
RssovsS s,so Tat the scboos on The s.v ~ h.
The following gentlemen were then appointed to
carry out the intention of the above
Arnold, J. Bergen and Anthony.
ru,s-on Mond.x evening a,on. min. o,.,o.k
while en- evening session was being he'd On sne snirs
For.ieth street near the Eighth avenue, flames were
- out.ens 'ousn WIG oensns, .1e nIs.
colersd man nsmed smith who Sss the charge Of the
t,t e ~ ~ 20. - WI ~ @ " ."1 49, "a 'i r;t
~ tbe annroacb;na danger Tns.. ysntsmsn u ;thout
80, pP Lev ons a;,.is'a, g. eanS1r 49,,
s,ns sb1n somr Sundrsd and Sv The cs;iSrsn wsrs
sond,sd .st,a nc ,h 80, ;y;,hnr. ~ .p,h,..t
~arssd - Msss Rovc nJ Firch ,n tb.;- sorns
S;,c,sesar snd 90 tb co,orad uan s,,n snr h;s ~
me- ~ mind ,bns nreysrtSrs csam.1 rni,h yawn,s
most eerts'Hy bave fssuitea ar :sd,al Ice me- per
Ps rIe. ;r ersnmh sr, VIZ r. auna.rs ~ ~ ap h,id
A.; 80 80 - s.s So - IS :. sppa .pp ~. 20 a. % .h Vs.su s.
"a raar tn. - 49, sowna ;n.~Msn nt - hsst ~
rooms stoves were placed in the recitation rcoms the
rpes OF which were let into the air ues With
the veptistors instead Of running them into the CHM
bey There ues having valves In them fer the admis-
sion CT air the high wind which prevailed at the time
blew the sparks back among the tinbers en- which the
hoor is laid, and set ire to them Engine Compans
No i, Hook and Ladder, NO 3 and Index Hose Compa-
ny were on the ground Immediately after the alarm vas
given and succeeded in suoduing the baraes The police
I the Ninsteenth ward we're On hand and were most
emcMnt IN preserving order Tne 1888 is es'imatea ~
est.,a.n rnarn; "a, r,s 49, sxt;nsr,shsa bv ths
yTsa I 60 %. -, -oi - tS g. hns N'N " 'Ae
ahor, h.,sn.t eva nlSS ~ or Mondsv ,csrnoo,
ea Srst o, a. s, Sr,iS,na s,,nstsd IN N. rsar nj
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

bN'>nus1 - sn emaAa11so IN Ge4 Pyeeeeer
ants, 10, are taxing The alarm, and are becoming
deeply prsjudiesd sgAinst the Catholic church; NOR
y Il any wonder that they should, when they fnd
one other highest rulers procIamng such principles
in her name.
The would-bs ecclesiastical dsspot ID rivaling
Garrison, Seward, and Van Blren, In the work OF
distractng, dividing, and breaking up our glorious
conederacy. 1t Is fortunate that his power is not
equal to his viii, and that he stands the solitary
eeption among the archbishops, bishops, and other
dignitaries Of the Catholic Church in this country.
But they ought to repudate him a. the selfconsti.
tuted representative Of their opinions, and thus
save their faith from the odium he has brought
upon it. He is the greatest enemy it has, because
he has introduced sentiments which are utterly sub
versive Of its prosperity, and are entirely new in
this country. He is the foe Of the liberties which
all classes enjoy under the dome Of the great edi-
zee Of many mansions founded by their forefathers
upon rock Of ages, and oemented by our blood.
This fabric it is his aim and purpose to destroy.
If George Washington earned the title of "the
Father of his Country" to John, Archbishop
of New York, is equally due the title of "the
Enemy of the Republic" 1t is to be hoped that
the next convocation of bishops will efectualy dis
pose of his double treason-to the Catholic church
and the United States.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

THE OUTRAGE ON THE PRoMETHEUs.-Iti is TO be
hoped that measures will Be Immediately adopted
to procure satisfaction for the gross outrage com
mitted by a British vessel Of war on the American
steamship Promet heus, at San Juan de Nicaragua.
Il Was one Of the most wanton insults to the Ame-
rican flag that was ever committed. In addition
to reparation we should insist that the terms Of the
treaty between the United States and Great Britain
be carried out to the letter. aud that they shall i'm
mediately evacuate that portion Of Nicaragua IL
they refuse to withdraw from it, they should be put
out by force. One day England compliments our
country by distinguished consideration" letters,
while in Central America she continues insulting us
in manner that no administration that ever existed
in Washington but the present, would for q mo-
ment tolerate. BY the cor-espondsnce between Mr..
Champion, Lord Palmerston, and Daniel Webster,
published in another column, it will be seen that the
whole country, in a lump, is oomplimented and
thanked for the distinguished reception which wa,
given to Lord Elgin by the President of the United
States and the citizens of BosGn, during the abroad
celebration. England is evidently very thankful
Tor small fsvors, for nothing more than ordinary
courtesy and attention was shown to Lord Elgn
on that occasion. That any proof was given of
kindy feeling towards her Msjssty and the British
nation" during the celebration, is all moonshine.
The British goyernmen. had much better order
home their n,olent officials in Central America, II
1t wishes to preserve harmony between the two
countries, and reserve its compliments till they
are needed.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
Malls for Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD-IHE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE ETC.
The British mail steamship Africa Captain Ryre, will
leave this port at noon to-day for Liverpool Her mails
viii close at half rsst ten o'clock this morning The
WFrTlr HrRAlD will be published at half past nine
ocitck II will contain The Presidents Message the
news from California and inee gerce from al other parts
of the continent 10 the latest moment Single copies IN
NIsppers, sKrsrcs
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
Court Calendar for ,b,s psv.

surREsE CovRr.-CncuIr Nos. $50 Is SAL $50 sI5.
$40, ls3, az, 4li, s4T, sis $50 $40, s5l. $50
GrsrRsL TrRM.-Nos, II, IL, TO- 49 60 to 90
COMMON PLEAs-Part l.--Nos ST.. r025, 1850 1i6I
lss 1le5 ll67. li6o l175, 1177 il33 1ls5 lls 1lse
llel Part 2-same s yesterday, with the addition Of
surEnioR CouRr--Two branches Mos 10. s0 rs
90 SO ~ 20 leo, lo5 13l, 13l. lS9 llO Ia 1l3 100
1t1, 15t, l59, 1e2 81 lee ;l67, ia 175 17s H. lp
lIsk Isl, ls2 1888 ll 1s5, 1ss ls7 lss 100 i0i 1o2
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
ro nlI who consnit theIr own Interest.-.

me great Clothing L1tnbthment known as urinn Halt
corner " FULTON sId Nassau s.rcfts oqin or tbs
prrcee Of uinislus rent emcn with articles % Eear
artl upon which they could dcptad aud of f-iF
rrthsntye busintts wholesale aud re,s, conrsn-
ous Trneplef. and ~ the lowest p,ase rf.s 10 has
Teen iturd 90 arawtr. Icrtcmcn latng faithfully
served orce cone laek sstn. bringing o'1ri tlem
ar TIE lutiresf o. tho frtaistent has a-lie
yona h snti,raiel limits f r-essot soss ef aintar
othinr cfer-i w O. PROPRIETOR. ~ L. NUGts camrrssa
tbe most varied lsncsome. snd ucraae fia ldsnt of
cty ctNtg york,
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

TEE wHle AND pEMocRArIc COMMITTEES.
ne Wits General Connittss met lAst svs.ine ~
Brosdvsy House. and Aysd the time for holding the pri
nary meetings Tor the election Of general committee
for the year lst2 They win be held % o. shout ~
l7th inst.
The Young Mems Denocrasic Republican Gsnsral
Committee also held meeting last evening, at Tam
many Hail. for the purpose of winding up the affairs oc
the year. This vigorous body and does most Of the
work for the democratic IpOsseses the spirit Of
young Amsrics. The Old Mems Committee are rather
There vss also discussion the subject Of Judge
Thsshsrs imprisonment and the firing Of the British
brig Of Express into the Prcmetheus In the waters
OF Nicaragua and the Presidents message handed
rather roughly. The following resolutions were
Resolved That the appeal Of our fellow count-ymaH
John g. Thrasher rom the DUNGEONS Of spanish dsspo-
his behalf and also sense Of deep indignation In regard
to the hesrtsss and pusillsnimous conduct Of the sa
ministrston ct Washington which has careessly wit
messed the and condemnation to the gseys under
fabricated charge and without even the form Of trial.
OF an American ctissn without the slightest manifesto
ton Of disposition to intsrpose in his protection ana
defence.
Resolved rha. the insult to aag and the outrage
upon our countrymen calling under It, committed by
British ship Of In nringupon the steamer Prone
theus, at the mouth of the river San Juan, cannot in
upon the 90 minstrsticn and Congress to demand in
unequivec terms an ample apology for this renewed in
dignity Of British arrogance In absurd and knavs
assumption Of the protsctorate Of the called Moe
quito Kingdom
Resolved That a committee Of Eve be sppo,u.sd 70
await upon Louis Kossuth to tender him the con-
grstulations Of the Young Mems Democratic Republican
General Committee and their warmest sympathies in hi.
noble efforts to extend the principles Of liberty and as
seYt the inherent rights Of the people.
The committee appointed under the foregoing rs:ou
ton consists Of John wheeler Joachimssen, Thad-
deus B. Glover Bepj A. Guyre, Henry A. Warts.
The Old Mems Committee will hold their meeting
be sppointsd the day for holding the primary meet
ipgs for electing the General Committee for the ensuing
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

Tree Lectures on Pr.s.. psr,ainiss Ism.r
" and Chronic Diseass by m,shsnical means will be de-
vered before the ladies' by De- Banning three o'clock
he ensuing Friday, sstusy Tussdsy Wedy Thurs
day. in the Hall s5 the sosetI Lsr.r Broadway
Leonard street. He viii a.so exhibit before thea
Of Body Braces Chest Esr,ndsrs aud Spinal Prope sdsrt
70 he necessities Of tie and sve Instructions for
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

ed q. the Fair q he An ecan instituteThe futscrber
would respectfully invite the attention Of HE friends aud the
public in general TO call snd examine the tpieodid assort
ment Of furs Robes, sc hand and which he ocrt
70 sell ~ extremely low rriees. WI. A. ARCHER,
No. 40 oreenHich strett hetunsr Karrsn trl Murray
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

THs ITALIAN 0rERA We understand that in conse.
quenee Of the illness Of Bettn there will be no opera to.
night at the Astor place opera house.