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PURLIO LHCTUJRN a.

T KCfUREs ON ART.-THE SECOND LECTURE ON
IL Art will be given Ut the 6tuyysssnt Institute Monday
evening" Jsrua 2 At eight oele'h By George Curtis
twenty cents Tickets may had 81 the principal
bookstorss and 1t the door the evening Of the
John p. Ridnsr Esq in the building Of the
Union. Chairman of Committee, s. 8. OS0OOD,
New York University.
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MI A1RIhoNY MADE EAsY-oR now TO WIN
NA LoveProfss,or LAYTON, OF London having arrived
IN soeton VIII send 70 any address receipt Dollar
postpaid, plan directions to enable ladies
n me devoted attentions Of a. many Of the opposite
captivating that all be married irrcspsc OF age ap
earsf ee position; and last though least a be
pcesbbe Aderes. Professor LAYTON, Boston. nsss No
sitter taken from the Post Once unless abe ps
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AWUSEHEuTU.

AZ u. + s;psss,sS the .qr:.s sa ;pss.el' q
Pope; osDsrs Putnam. Hn l. Dsrr ossse,.S. i :r
& ss;;s H.
:s.s oTs SON % ThI seh.sasss ' " Pope Pope:
Mr. !SIsssr Barr, Helm: N. A. Femme Peter Pouaoe'
RusroNs EHEArRE. CHAMBERS STREET. REAR OF
ssS
SSsSSS:.ssi: sn.:
getty. Bi.is; Mrs.: niss~ssi Hr. sisrr.ss p! e
rs ra Z; II:
RIneips characters by Mr. Johnston. Mr. Jsrdan and NJ
NATIONAL THEATRE--cHArHAn srREr MAR
IN PTysss so2 = sp Seat, rs M sss. rryss. Boz
Viii s. s.s
kIcTs o WV Wsr III 5 5T. 9ss
EsG * TIE 1sb SIck Hs
NJ. L. Favor The nonisy Mr. n s.ynour Robinson
RRoUoHA LY0EUx, BROADWAY. NEAR BRoonE
Circle isa . P y Ss.'i
Saturday svs.irs January 1851 The performance viii
slse soSs %
Ta sssiEs Ga' VIII T.
vain YIDEn nsnusl NJ Tn. Arnold Donn. Irancssoo Mrs
soaolsds sss Wild lSDiAS-D %Sd
Dr0ugnam; u.
MECHANICS HALL. NO. az BROADWAY. ABOVE
q and .a 1Sa
management crssy whsse sonesrs IN this sisy for
cens Doors at half past six at half past
% .s.y ar.
eerts will be dsooa tinued for the future
LIEILows' OPERA HoUsE-TH. MANAGER OF raj
The pubic the 70 his IS
Sia s r i u beg:
most perfect in ever, part: The win be sontingsd
snd F r.
Ssn e. =: K ss'' On Friday
ssss ss.o on sls
way-Firs appearance Of Nile Emma Gandolh pupil of Mr.
s o1s!i :,s n hs
and Mig Tones The Concert under the direction
mission. 20 cents Doors open At 6 Concert at secock
RARNUNs AMERICAN nUsEUn.-P. T. BARNUl
~ Proprietor and Manager John Greenwood Jr As
Ssp Is children upssr 70 year, Of
the
Evening at o'clock. Elegant saloon performances every
In
s .nS pSP1aTs srS ssIas q
mans Clsmentine. Mrs Jones' After which, those highly
ssrensdsr viii give ehose selection Of Ithiopan SONGS.
.o I'D sns In si sysns s OOH S ne
Fred Bramble Mr. Clarke; Dr. 0lapoa Mr. Andrews Lieu,
aaors Hr f. soneuss @ with the
seshtfu ponadsons ssrsnadsrs in their
nss
tune Teller. re. may be seen here.
- Thirteenth ST. admission 70 cents The LIST section consist
an sSp S ysE Of A
the course OF some weeks by new equally interesting one
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DHILADILPHIA SATURDAY ErppssSS-SoNrESrs
= Prose. Nsvmsn Ssyslhs rAoy story; me villa oat
Ahunns shessi rnl gfss rrst Gref The Joys sf Home
Iog.ss in the NAVY frsvisien for Enisrasts Book Table
Donesto and rorsirn Affairs The Ksrts Crust; Madame
Catalina, Choice eelections from Distinguished Authors
Humor; Bortcuurs; Aucul,ure, ans varied hscelisny
Peetry Un-rtten nusc Lfe 10 Real The chase The Spot
where Sister LAit; vsuld not have Thee Young
Again sc nc. Single copies ave cents For sale BY news
Dealers Subscription, 81 annum. Dealers
piled, BY CBAs J. tALKER. n ANA street,
NEW FASHIONS FOR yAEUARY.-LE noNITEUR
IN Dc MODE or Lade JsurnsL published every moath,
full ii,d patterns perfectly explained Subscriptions
ceived BY r. ID. strange d Brother, n Park Place.
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CARD.-nRs BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA
~ tenders her services TO aoes and gentlemen ~ cy
" astrelosy love snd Law ss
~ books and Sciences cons anty relied Napoleon:
vii. tell the name o. the lady or gentleman they will marry
ALSO the name Of the ysiters Residence III clinton street
ladies seventy ave oente. Gentlemen ona d.llar.
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X xLLIEeERs LrNInRST. OR MAGIC FLUID. GIVES

X kLLIFekKr IMMINENT, OR MAGIC FLUID, GIVES
m instant rshef In Nheu Pains, breaks deep
seated Coughs SAD all Of weahnessn male female
IL strengthens the patient every dose application. ~
matters not what the pain weakness FROM u IL
certain 70 cure hercnsnt they cell hundreds Of
.ny ether sold In large bottles from s tst a. and
dozen, ossh. Those whs buy the large third
more IN proportion for their money IL h.s failed in
sohtry instance In Fastening and the hair old
or yeung No one can doub II they will call send and
sec our references and cures ~ the dspo $50 Pearl street
fe4 and f76 Broadway, Grand Nes " 2ovp
o. bottles have been sols snd s s-st friends nov ice
best IL, and has been used for By the frvinsa
grinne Costors Janewsys Lorllsrds Lvingstons Ham
ntons Ludlows, by the elite and the faculty generally
Beed By all druggists pedlers and throughout
the United States generally This the ony instance Of
the wealthy circle being referred 70 In the history paten,
medicine. There 10 dishvster second bottle humbus
hers-every trial mAkss many friends.
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ITO LET on LgAsK-THk rIRsr GLASS THREE
u story hovse l7l Mercer stvsst. ssssaa ascr sbove
4 pnes, lu nrns, spply ~ % Rssss stsssh
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CATTLER's COsMoRAMAs,C0 CORNER BROADWAY ANr
- ST. admission cents The LIST section oonsis
ing collection Of views Of Europe Asia Minor Syria
the Holy Land Egypt Nubia and Arabia will be replaced
the OF weeks by equally nteresng one
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FINANCE DEPARThRNT--COuPTR0LL or
toe-Nev fort, January a., 1881 In pursuance OF
resouton Of the Commop Council BY Mayor
January 23d 1884, public notice is hereby given all
sons DESTROYS Of obtaining dock or slip Accommodations Of
the corporation for the ensuing that applications fer
any Of the public docks and will be received ~ this
ofhee until the 10Th inst, At o'clock r, NJ
J.R TAYLOR, COMPTROLLER
EIC 000 TO LOAN AT Six PER CENT INrR-
ptNyOOO rest, on bond ans mortsaFe real estate
JOAN y. CoSREY, 10. a. wan at, cor Of Broad.
60 h00 WANTED, FOR -FOUR YEARS AT 8.
pC,OOO per esst on ten Iet situated Murray Hiii
a~a NVrth more than double that amsunt Apply TO
y. n. MARTIN, 10 Wall street, m stairs.
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L January goth, 1851 at Fellows New Hall "a Broad
way-First appearance Of Nile Emma Gandolh pupil Mr.
Alet the Place Opera House; Meyer the
celebrated Basso Trevor Tenor Leopold Meyer Miss
Miss Jones' The Concert under the immediate direction
Of Mr. ht Maestro of the Aston Place Italian Opera
mission 10 cents. Doors 1t 6 Concert at o'clock
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IlEILows' OPERA HOUsE-THI MANAGER OF raL

kVELLOWD UFEHA HOUSE-THk NANA0EK OF FIJI
lows Ainstres In returning thanks his patrons and
the public the Unprecedented patronage extended h
popular Con erts for the last nine
neither pains will be spared make
most perfect in every part The concerts will be continued
evening during the week. and Wednesday Sa
turday afternoons at o'clock Admission Is cents. Pr
boxes for S. Concerts TX O'Clock. ON Frida
night BENEFIT Of 3. A. Wells. Prima Basso. -.
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dissolution OF coPARTNERsHIP.-MRH GNA-
~ esndo bss to inform his friends and the public in
sA that he has further interest In the kage Drug
t66 Broadway which he formerly held In with
Dr.. Aschsnbrsnner. DR.. wilhelm aud DR.. echirner.
neutrality-suspicious. MILHAU HAS
~ this day admitted into partnership his former pupil
Alexander Cushman, and the hrm viii hereafter continue
,hs business Of Drusssts and Aothsosrs az old stand
lSS Broadway, under the title Of =. MILHAU q Co.
New York. Jan. Is, 1851
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prime Rochelle Brandy n bono S superior niss .ror
SRxT s'sh % : sas:s an
IMPORTANT TO soUTHERN AND WESTERN
t. 70 sso
able the Western markets. The above Union
make and .sy. ORDERS will meet WITH prompt st.nton
TooTn AeaE PKlvENTEp. ny USING con-
Cd Is 10 sd on ns o
sus dr. r. b nD called the fh'
TIEEE DOLLARS A PAIa-BEAurIrUL LONG
bird. are q snaaisise shape style and
u: 's 's,J an. 'sIs sr % %
csn,ry this ]. Is. phase. '''As 0-s'' " s0ON 'n'n'
ITO NAcHINIsrs-I HAVE IN STORE. AND OFFER
.n Ar f'S =. s'l't' h, :ap ss sasn.
loo" Of every ''''''iIfo %' GsosHsb s Pear. street.
II EIyv1ILl 4; RAREANi Y PARK PLACE. NV
r sSien ssssss With srs.s care n The Ss:s
'ssts Depot Of the celebrated Lonsuevs Co. o. PARA
A BALTIMORE BEGs RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM
b, old ERA and hs PILE that ,. hss ssseiysd
London porter and brown his own imtsrtiss DALI
w..s siR. ,as &. bss. m
~ merry and All other requisite for the rapid
P.. found al s and ot
street City and osre.5y merchant and All
and examine his specimens Of printing. N BNO dissp
II oofIN0-0oCDwINsP PATENT HYDRO PNRUhA-
~ Ito Cement bheatbing makes cheap aud permanent
roofing Done on rough plank hem,ook boards 40.
m foot and warranted on TN OF shingles for 3c
Once rs Spring street near Hudson.
IRVINE, NAILS C0RDAGE ko.-GILLING, TWINE
and Thread, Cotton and Hemp Seine Irvine, Shoe
Thread Of every description oakum, Carpet WARP Wick
Ing 30, for sale ey
S.BkA q Cunning. LOG Pearl street.
k00 DOZEN TOWNSHIPS CELEBRATED wArs
wv Proef Baohing: This Is the bes. and only water
proof blhokng that will Keep out and
rood pesh, and warranted 10 be Of
Tor sale by H. T. WARRkNk CO, ~ Courtlandt street.
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e grestest good for the largest number. by selling
ME wonderful Fluid, In large bottles from Ia. 10 A.
beeA hnow 20 for whole family. Mr. Ainutt 400
Yophers; Mr. Barker. 60 kaedouFsl street-aii has
their hair renewed By afew applications Anohera la
The morrins she laid y In draw, which "a nearly fu
only made two applications ~ sten restore her hair
OF THE and all sthsr referred The satisfactory
evidence can be sdGuoed N B.rhere no idle asser.
lions here are generally psrded before the public Every
bottle .tonishes all Who make trial. Sold, without
eeruon. all the druggists and merchants generally
throushout the United States and the Canada.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALEM THE CITY
OF Brookyn, within two minutes walk Of the Fulton
ferry Known No Vine street. and No s. Doughty street.
running through from street to street, The lot SO feet
street. and 80 feet deep with two dwellings thereon
property would be valuable either for dwelnS building
aarse manuiaetory Possession given on the lst of May
M Price, $500 ror parti llars inquire the premises
Vine street, Of WILLIAM FOSTER.
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u ARE CHANCE.-FoR SALE, THOSE TWO FIRST
~ class, modern built thsee.stor with attic, Dwelling
Houses the north side Of Eleventh street. between
Fifth and sixth ave finished with Al the fasnona
deep lots 22h los feet inches. have been
nine months building the best of the year.
I've SeaIs By the builders responsible men Five Thousand
further particulars inquire Of Messrs r. j. Hoe No.
Liberty place, between Maiden lane and Liberty street.
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ITO BREWERs-FOR sALE-THE LEASE OF A
brewery and bottlng sstabshent, in the vicinity Of
Philadelphia together with the casks bottles horses
CONS and all the utensils necessary for carrying the
brewing business, in well winter The
has four years TO Rent very low brewery
in operation The proprietor wishes
account Of i'll health Price for ALL 900 For particulars
address Brewer, this once.
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Asst GRAND MUSICAL GIT CONCERr-RDsULI
of the ton At Tri ple a ali JAnuarv "A 66

By order of the Committees chosen fro the audienee
ct, LERDS. Seeretayv
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nACUERRE0TYPE-THE SCALE PLATkS.-TaESI
~ plates warranted TO be perfect and give
daguerrean impression much richer than
The subscriber agent for the French manuoturer
will sell them IT the lowest prices Samples ON de-
aAnd. Address VICTOR BISHOP. q Maiden lane.
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Droaa sss City Saturday syseips yssS. u. b
AND ixPESI2Scs' OF DxyIb coPPEsfiiLb9
Gopperheld, Mr. Jordan; Miss Bstsey Trotwood, Mrs.
James stssrfOr.h Esq Mr. Bland Uri.h Hsep
sorn'gn MI wilkins keswbsr Mr. puIton Daniel Peg
n sa Sy MISE walters and rssers 70 sSssua: with
characters BY Mr. Johnston, Mr. Jordan. and NJ
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~>~~~>>~~~~>>s~~S~~~~~~~~rs
GoLDskTTHS WRITING ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY
~ first corner above The Irving Terms reduced half
Via ~ % for ten lessons of hour each. Glasses daily
sxoepting Saturday, At the following hours-lAdies
a. n and ~ r, n; gentlemen At pa. n and s. 7and r.
r.; privAs Instruction, SIS. For sale-Goldsm ith's
0ens Of Pcnmanship, 81 80.
,,vyna $500 sRIrHs-vIe
- ~ and practically taught BY W. J. ReNvILLe, No.
ass Broadway kaeh student receives instruction.
and BY the careful attention bestowed him.
entirely competent to discharge the various duties
counting room. oren day and evening Turns moisr,,s
An INPLIsn LADY. ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION,
and sho understands French wishing 70 Lessons
IN hersnsuage TO those foreigners who msy desire
knovedge and pronunsiaon 81 A.. she desret
ps rsre rho'e educston have been neglected and
Who may wish 10 improve themselves addition other
branches che teaches mufic Apply ct s. Frankfer
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NTHONY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION
IA this day Ut IL O'clock NJ the Merchants EXCHANGE the
valuable property No ~ Wall street the store ana LOT No
40 Beaver street. and the lot with the buildings thereon
30 Dey street. Particulars be obtained the aue-
tioneer. No. Broad street.
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ITO DRUGGIsTs-PosITIvBLY roR SALE BETWEEN
this and the hrst day Of February Of three years
stock n1tures Drug sto.e. with good run
Of custom, established thirteen The drug
rent free Reason for ,enF the present proprietor is
expeetedly called to En- gland. Apply to
H. 7. CHATHAM, " Fulton st. NY
N. B.-A fret rate stand for soda and cigars.
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prime Rochelle Brandy In bond superior high flavor
cd article for SALE At 81 gallon. cash close
account, by A. II. BRAU, 50 Water street.
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N ATIoNAL THEATRE-.cHArHAH STREET. MAR

MkCHANICS HALL, NO. 42 BROADWAY, ABOVE
IVA Grand strsstOpen every night during the week I'll
further notice The original and well known CHRISrY
nINsrRELs comprising An efficient and versatile osrps
management Of B. p Cristy CITY,
succession Of nve years nave been received With favor
by highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
cents Doors at half six ut half past
seven ocoot The patrons Of Chrisrys hinstres
spsctfu informed that the usual Saturday afternoon
eerts will be daooa led for the fntura.
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TIE PAINE CELEBRATION, BY BALL AND SUP
per- at the Chinese hall, $50 Broadway, the a9th
INST ~. b-Large supper room, late the Museum. Ball
tickets g. At the Beacon Office, Franklin Square n "
&c. for sale by @. VALE. Sac'y. - -
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18

rnE Moa,LE DrrALcArfos.--A very large
cmbezzlemenl has recehty taken place IN the
fremens Insurance Company Of Mobile. ne
Mobiie papers ct a late date contain nc sollo"'
ing notices oflhe niaNefs
We are PANIED to learn thai ~auan. Of Af.
rest was issued yesterday morning against Mr..
Rufus Grecne, late Secretary of the Firemen's
Insurance. Company cfthis city as drfaHEet
to that institution IN sum involving more than
halfns capital The warraa, for his apprehen'
sion was issued by Justice Wiggins, at the ins
stance Of the Preslden. Of The Company, and con-
tains charge OF emaesslemenl. The defend.
an, was committed 10 Jail, where Wa understand
he will remain until hc shall be ready for an i'd
ve.,iga,ion ul tho ma,lar. The case will bc "a.
amincd by consent before Judge McKins.ry.
For obvio,, reasons We abstain Tor the present
from any remark upon this must extraordinary
and painful ucearfeace,
i'rchally M event has ever occurred in this
community that created a sensation ~ painful
and L,phl,aing. We passed il by in yes,er'
days paper unnpticed, because we had no. the
hear, 10 speak OF il. No man ever stood higher
in public estimation, or enjoyed TO a greater ex-
tent the confidence OF bis fellow men, than did he
who is now ncarceGaled in Jail, charged with an
offence which, il proven, will consign him to
felon's doom NJ. Greene Is an elder 10 the Sec.
ond Presbyterian Church ofthis city member
Of the Common Council Of the city governmen'.
and occupies the highes, 1--WE hclieye) aud most
honorable position in the Masonic fraternity o.
this State aud IN every station which be had
been called to till he has acquitted himself with
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18

To CURE HAMs.--'ro every one hundred
pounds weight Of pork take eight pounds ofblown
sugar, two ounces sa ipetre, one aud half oun.
ces po,ash, and four gallons of water. Ofthese
form brine. The meat shond be well cooled
and dried before heing cut up, and then suffered
TO lie one day in coul place. Then rub each
piece with fine salt, and pack the whole down
and suffer il TO remain some two or three days
according 10 tho weather. The above brine
should then he poured into the cask or but on
the side. After being in The brine six weeks
take out the meat, rinse it in cold water, hang ur
and suffer il TO dry for four or five days, or longer
and then smoke two weeks with hickory wood
Tie up each ham in a linen bag, and whilewash
the outside.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18

delegates to liz oonvcniian. IhAs Shsy taay aSss,
tho Ekecn.ivs ia he No / ei disWaieA Ard in
the lorraA,ioa OF SoesAets eoaisSlerrcSA esatscI
the rights and interests Of he SoOlb. h'ii. on
The v,h-r hand il you believe wi'h Is. lAa' ihese
laws have not violated any at osr consruu'lon-
al rights, bat aoN +eing the supreme law OF The
lasA paSscS ~ competent 'cns,itutiCAA Anihori.
Is. and .h,eld be acsoieseed IN hy al geed pa
triac eilizrn.. thea we call uPuh Soa. as you
yalu. yous IlkeNics and The Constitution and laws
4 cut common coansry->Nud as soa cherish aaa
levr. ali the circumstances and vHdrAfinen's
which sarround your happy homes, aud your do
mesiic al,ar., io ally with Us, in defence OF the
constitution aud laws Of the government, and "a
opposition to every scheme aad PIaa, Of political
ftnAiicis,n and maaness, iJt the overthrow OF out
rloria,,s and tins. honored Mstitulions.
Tn. PICkHT.
J.L. ALCORN.
T.LCATChlNBS,
Jxo. n. FREEMAN | Z
MM. CLARK, Is
A. c. BAlNE,
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18

Curious CHARGE OF AJUDGG.--From an ar.
ticIe in BIackwood's Magazine on Modern State
Trials, we get the following anecdote: Mr..
Fletcher, Judge in ireland, in The year 1912
thus addressed an Irish jury in a trial for murder
occasioned in duel: "Genllemen, it is nv bu.
siness to lay down the 'aw to you, and shall do
So Where two people go out to fight duel, and
one Of them faIls, the law says it is murder
And tell you, by law / is murder; but. at The
same time, fairer duel Ineuer heard of in the
rholc course Of my life !" ! he prisoners were
Of course Immediately acquitted.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
eozTax.
TEA DRINKING PARTY.

OF in the chilly night
slumber's chaiAs had bound me-
see BY candle light,
The tea things all aroHnd sse,
The plates, the bakes,
The iarts aid cakes,
The sets Of cups an5rOkeR,
The waxen lighr,
The spoons sd bright;
The Ies's as vet unspokeR,
Then in the merry light,
ldrsw my wrapper round me,
And s'p my Pekin Tea at night,
Whle wiIe aad babes sacceend me,
When remember all
Who'ye walked with me together,
I've seen my brandy fall,
Like leaves in wintry weather,
feel like one
Who stands alone
Near some lone board deserted,
And sap my tea
More cordially
While mourning the departed,
Then, in the chilly night,
No rum shall e'er contound me;
I'll drink my Pekn, hot ana bright,
With my wife and babes around me.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
PEN SHIP.

nOLBEAR'S WRIrtNG ACADEMY in the
NJ Masonic Hall, on Main Street Matches, will
be kept open during the summer and fall. Mr. Dol
bear viii qualify several gentlemen during the sea.
son, to teach the Science Of penmansl,ip, and act
agents for the sale Of Dolbears splended Gold
Pens, and Dclbesr's Pennanship, in the State Of
Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas.
Persons OF energy can make from $75 TO S. so
per month Those wishing to qualify, must come
well recommended.
~ Letters addressed to LEVI D0LBEAR, Match.
cz, Miss will receive attention,
~ Doibe&r's Splendid GOLD PENS for sale a
his room. March, 10, 1856
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
DIR. w. I. LTPscOMR.

Offers bis professional services 10 the citizens Of
columbus and ts vicinity and hopes by diligent and
untirRg attention to hi' duties to merit share Of
THEFT confidence.
AcAay be t,ard ~ hours, ,twhennot profess, ION
ally engaged) at his office on Main street formerly &C.
eupied his father.
Columbus, Mss, July 9th, 1850. lily.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18

A MlssissiPpipaper in attempting 10 reply to
an article ofours, says that Louisiana has right
to ,ecede from the Union if she pIeases, and es-
tab!ish an independent government of her own,
but that il she were to secede, she would have
no right to shut up the mouth Of the Mississippi.
Now, it Louisiana were an independent power
the mO''th The Mississippi would belong to her
1t would he her mouth-and wouldn't she have
a right to shUt her own mouth p Prentice.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
PAST EXPERIENCE

YENEACHES us tha; We must soon have .,,,.
Il Fire in town. Wisdom directs tb,, sor..
preparation be made '''Ne
The uninsured are informed that the nee ao.,,
OF the Protection in-urdaee Company will give
prompt attention TO business. Applications for Risks
may De lett at the Store of Messs. Ottley d, Starke
or handed to the subscriber.
NATHANIEL r. GOODWIN. Aren't
y. B. This is that veil established Comnanr 70,
which Mr. John N. Mullen has been ao,pg e., =
number q years. n E. q.
Aug. II, 1850. TT.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-18
MAxlMs TO GUIDE A YOUNG MAN.

Keep good rompany or none,
Never be die. II your hands cannot be use.
fully employed, attend to the cultivation Of your
mind.
Always speak the truth.
Make few promises.
Live up to oil your engagements.
Have 10 very intimate friends.
Keep your own secrets, if you have any.
When you speak to person, look him in the
face.
Good company and good conversation are the
very snews Of virtue.
Coed character is above every thing else.
Never listen TO loose or indebted conversation.
You had better be poisoned in your blood than
in your principles.
Your character cannot be essentially injured
excep, by your own acts.
II any one speaks evil Of you, le, your Lille be
so viriuous that none will believe him.
Always speak and act as in the presence OF
God.
Drink no kind Of Intoxicating liquors
When you retire to bed, think over what you
have been doing during the day.
Make no haste 10 get rich If you would pros
per.
Small and steady gains give competency vita
tranquility Of mind.
Never play at any kind of game.
Avoid emptaiion through fear that you may
not Withstand H.
Earn your money before you spend it.
Never run ia debt, unless you see a way 10
get out again.
Never borrow il you can possible avoid IT,
Do not marry till you are able 10 support
wife
Never speak evil Of any one.
Be just before you are generous.
Keep yourself innocen', il you would be happy: