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Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-26
Energy-.-Perseverauce.

Untiring energy and indomitable
perseverance, are indispensable to the
accomplishment of aAy great enter
prise. Upon these depend its success,
more than the skill, ability and numer-
ical strength of those into whose hands
are entrusted its accomplishment. 1t
was not the magnitude of the Grecian
army, nor the MARTA skill of Achilles,
their leader, that conquered the city of
Troy, but fen years of unyielding, en-
ergetic perseverance effected its over
throw SO it must be in the great
temperance enterprise. The hosts of
alcohol, like those of the Troians may
be many and resolute: the men OF
might, influence and official station
may lend their aid and countenance to
the perpetuation of the vice of rum
selling and rum-drinking, but few
years of vigorous assaults will cause
the citadel of King Alcohol to totter
and fall to its base. To effect this,
however, will require the united, un-
firing action of every department of
the great cold water army. No senti-
mel must be found asleep at his post;
the raw recruit and the veteran soldier
must be alike actively engaged in stor-
ming this fortress of wickedness, mise
ry and crime. The leaders of every
phalanx must have their eyes steadily
fixed npon the day of triumph, and the
cry of victory, complete and final, rail-
ly our forces to the conflict. We must
enlist the People, the Masses, in the
glorious struggle for emancipation
from the dominion of the liquor fiend.
Let the haggard forces ofpoverty and
misery be presented-the scenes of
crimes and bloodshed be xhipited-the
voice of lamentation and woe atten-
dant upon the sale and use of alcohol
ic beverages be re-echoed through the
land-in a word, let the services of
the humane, philanthroPic and Chris
tian-hearted of the nation be enlisted
for ten years or lifetime war upon
the system, and success is inevitable;
Let each temperance man and woman
enter the contest anew, determined up
on victory, and the result will no lon
ger be doubtful. Remember, 4ction,--
EnTgy,---- Perseverance, are indispen-
sable its accomplishment.--Spira Of
the Are
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job Work.
u Cash viii be expected for al ,'si woik, IA

Cof- BRAGG's BATTERY OF FLYING
ARTILLERy-. which did such noble ser
vice at the battle of Buena Vista, hal
u drill parade at Jefferson Barracks on
the 9th inst, in the presence of large
concourse OF spectators. The compa-
ny now consists Of seventy effective
men; aud of these only three-First
Sergeant Swartwout, Sergeant Heron,
and Musician kethry-were with him
in Mexico. They were in every battle
with Gen. Taylor, and the FIRST named
was wounded twice.
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NJ MBER sc :
At the conclusion of his speech there

were repeated shouts OF applause.
Tomorrow he will 90 up to the city
of New Y 1ork, accompanied by q dele
CATION of citizens, where he will be
welcomed by tremendous outpouring
of the people. The greatest excite
ment and anxiety prevail to see the il
lustrious patriot.
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Individual men may enter

c19z1ic party Individual men may enter
IA recuIizr notions, bEt n certain great,
cardinal principles they agree, and TO ac-
o1nz-ish the triumphant recognition Of
sez-. shev form themselves into the Dem
o5rzlac party. Il Is q devotion to these
rs-saczrles which secures the cohesion, and
preserves unbroken the great array of De-
r,nr-srr-
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-26
TEE AUTUMN LEAF.
BE G. LIE u 'EESNEY, L. s. NAVY.

BT c. LEE M'KESyEY, L. 5. NAVY.
Lone trembling one,
Last of a summer race witherd and scar,
And shivering-wherefore art thou lingering
here?
Thy work is done.
Thou hast seen all
The summer flowers, reposing in their tomb,
And the green leaves that knew thee in their
bloom,
Wither and fall
Why dost thou cling
So fondly to the rough and sapless tree?
Hath then existence aught like charms for thee,
Thou faded thing2
The voice of Spring,
Which woke thee into being, ne'er again
viii greet thee-nor the gentle summers rain
New verdure bring
The zephyr's breath
No more viii wake for thee its melody
But the lone signing of the blast shall be
Thy hymn of death.
Yet few days,
A few faint struggles with the autum storm,
And the strained eyeto catch thy trembling form,
In vain my gaze.
Pale autumn leaf,
Thou art an emblem of mortality,
The broken heart once young and fresh like thee,
Withered by grief:
Whose hopes are BED, -@ss<sss
Whose loved ones all have drooped and died
away,
Still clings to life-and lingering loves to stay,
Above the dead
But list--e'en now,
hear the gathering of the autumn blast,
1t comes-thy frail form trembles-it is past!
And thou art low
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In single century, four thousand mil
lions of human beings appear on the face
of the earth-act their busy parts-and
sink into its peaceful bosom
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-26
{" The following is an extract from
Kossuth's farewell to Hungary:

Be faithful as hitherto; keep TO the
holy sentences of the Bible; pray for
thy liberation, and then chaunt thy ma
tional hymns, when thy mountains re-
echo the thunder of the cannon of thy
liberators! God be with you, dear
comrades, and fellow-sufferers! The
angels Of God and of liberty be with
you
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Gg The following beautiful lines were
written by Mr.. McKenney, Of the [. S.
Navy, and have been furnished fol publ
cation by his sister, that sSeet poetess,
Mrs. Ann Ii. Dorsey. with ibis touching
remark :. There is a peculiar interess at
tached to them, from the fact that they
were written by gifted brother, belonging
to the U. S. Navy, eight years ago-the
last he ever wrote-soon after he was lost
in the illfated Grampus, which left port,
and has never been heard from since, leav-
ing no doubt or hope but that she was
wrecked in some midnight storm. The po-
etry seemed prophecy. Crescent
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Lone trembling one,
Last of a summer race wither'd and scar,
And shivering-wherefore art thou lingering
here?
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

rT>O THE PUBLIC.-INDfA RUBBER sHOEs.-OUR
attention has been called 70 Advertisement BY Horace
n. Day published In the New York Herald Of llth july
5 and che Courier and Enquirer Of date, In which,
after much unmcrited abuse attorney Wm yudson
ESQ he asserts that dare not charge him with psng
Goedyear Patents under and that he does
ibfrr Patents In the
have purchased cur licenses for the manufacture Of In
dia Rubber Shoes under Geodyears Patents and paid
and daily paying tariff for the and
other might have done the disposed
rather than pirate upon Goodyear's Patents.
We thint mere just 70 purchase right 10 valid
Patent than to infringe u.
Mr. Dsv having been prosecuted. scknoweisei Goosysu
tghts made settlement and agreed In future TO
fringe his Patents
He h now attempting not only 70 infringe said Patents
but TO iniure ~ho have, for large
purchased licenses and work under them;
charge Mr. Day directly and that
with pratns Goodyears Patents In the manufacture Of
shoes which he offering 10 the public; and gvs
notice th be- and all who concerned ~ith him in
chasing vnds his Shoes de In violation said PAten
Rights. will be proseeuted-N York, July L. 1861.
l.. CANDEE.
Hayward Rubber Co. ~ VIVA BUCKfv0HAM Treas.
Ths Nevart India Rubber Manufacturing Co.,
II. HUrHINs0N, President
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

A SHORT ANswR TO WI. JUDSoN AND THE
"A Rubber or the mast month she papers
ssys s.ss 'sensd Win ~!:y Of hI.s And mscicdi ~.
Yen sssi~t H. T. Day and his business. all emanstine
rom VIM Judson the ssent partner and counsel Of the
rubber monopolists legal opinion from such source
sourt not worth answering and his abuse Is equally
FAILING IN this he no. assumes 70 speak for the
moheuon ofrubher monopoists and pro-
mcute my eusomers they dare 60 buy goods from bsy
ms too 9ld trick BE patented aud the public
susd sny LONGER The beet goods will market
the DO really make their goods accord
,o osodysrs Patent all their threats will not make
nen rocos sell, or prevent eustcmers from buying
which are not made according TO Goodyea sue and
psten for the past these wholesale
OF the rights Of the people, who
oy threats OF the Law. have daily given that
s m on band ready and able ss ever 20 maintain hi.
trrg Trial they were beaten and Dsy got verdct but
not heard yet that they have paid the COSTS which
are liable let them bring their actions 20
ssn,.s grsm,s them Law and jn.,ice 70 their hearts
o uer own goods and their threats assnst nv
are 'euaiiy vain The public are tired Of such humbus.
H. II. DAY.
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

RkILIIANT DIscovERiEs-"TnEpE pEcApIrATIoN
- ~ Of Tho.. E-lsnh Es9 vemmissonsr q Patents By
nss in honor of which hs gave "selss. dinner in
snatve merely The payment 10 Goodyear in 1877 Of $500
for license TO work under Coodyear Patent which Day
has only lately discovered
but made too late TO benefit him. Dsys oner $50 reward
for the conviction OF nfrngers Goodyeays Patents
which he himself has been the chief and only
frnger wac brilliant inception Of Days and undoubt
sdy original with hi Days discovery great
secret o. Rubber full before his appa
ton for his patent therefor only
paid 70 who had learned the In FAC.
tory was brilliant exhibition OF Inventive genius and az
fords striking proof Of eosey vsntor will some
times follow upon the heels Of another
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
DRN GOODS, AEc.

r-oR SALE cHEAP. At THE BowERv SAVINGS
Store s Bewery, ~, 20 yards el'sant printed Lawns
q LANES Al tis "a. and 2s erect bargan--gD dozep
ntsmns coiered borderei IN en sam9rc andetchief a.
I d and 90 on 70 b some YER, eesufol 7o dozen plain
hs msrhes AZ ary.hint near the n, ce 0l dossn gent
io 81 and ~ per Some 700 harEsns also in
shavls silks, Flanneis, Linens, Damas. bosery; Cling
Prints 80. Drapery-Xuslinsk Ne nc ,enng at
Cd worth S., and az a. worth TO- sHnmer wear fos
tsp and teve-tn ,cl,s NJ nasortuort :, vetv vlow-
rwkW, r. GfiLEy AGO,
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

THr MiSIsrys or CcsrA R,eA-In the notice which an
rared In this paper of the conferences recently hs A.
the State Department In relation to Nicaragua affair
by slip Of the pen the rank CT senior Molina vse err
neously given Charge 'Afares when. in saot that
gentleman IL duly qualified Minister Plenposusiary
and Envoy Extrsordinsry.-Reyubic
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

VI NEAHLf. OF DN
C,OOV,OVV keliingers Iiniment have been sold
s last ten years. making friends In every quarter Of the
slobe and curing all OF disease
snd female ls hrst friends It's n has used
for yeaf by the Hon NJ H. Grnpe and thousands
THIS magic hud restores the hair old young certain
s used indicating for the human family the doctor
has not the nobiest Of all
nmsnt Is very ehsapsod very large bottle. s 50
ana each; Sand IS doIen, cash 10 heals all Sores
cuts bruises poll evil thrush wind ehoc instantly
entirely ringbne curb spent and spawn their early
and work them daily This other article ever has
The say they eel. hundreds 70 a other IN
them-hessrs. Kip Brown. Reynolds n Weart the Mur
phy and The stage propretors generally always n
BThe laboratory at fonkers ~ nearly supports two
.ptndit esmers snd one mammoth slcop II into
70. sy ,hr,s srr, zach az daily only 6 ces Are
W. ~h'e front tetvsen 0rans sns Brsone strssts
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
TO CONTRACTORs.

NDgsTRIAL HONE ASSOCIATION, NO. I-PRoPo-
ors ming and grading the lands Of this associs
WI ., received t the FIRST day q August 1881 BY ID
~ Brosdvsy and By John Stephens the grounds
sast hester NJ either Of which places the plan pecs
snd al nseessary affirmation rtrsanps thereto
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
A RRIvAL OF DIR c. w. RoBAcK ATNEw YORK
"A The celebrated Dr q w Rohack from sw.sso p,o

RIVAL OF DR. c. w R0BACK, ATNEw YORK
"A The celebrated Dr. c. W. Roback, from Sweden Pro-
fsor OF Astroiogy Astronomy Phreno and
having just arrived from PHILADELPHIA where he has met
with she for the ast four
Offers his services TO the citizens Of New York its
vicinity He can be consulted with ut his Office by let
Of the following topesBusness Of all descriptions;
travelling by land courshps advice given
successful accomplishment speculans in stocks meehan
disc or real estate the recovering of lgaces in dispute
also has bad the honor Of receiving certificate from the
WI ich IL will give him great pleasure ia showing those
whe fsyor him with call he also oers his services respect
health wealth, love affairs
.uits dieulty in business fraud aad death past
present and future events and all the
invites all 70 call who afflicted corporaiy mentally
1erms-Lades 50 cts Gentlemen ST. Nativtes calculated
ard read in full according to the orscles maseuue
signs ladies ST. gentle@en 81 So Na,iy,es calculated
eording to Geomaney for ladies 81 in full 81 Gentlemen
81 in full S. Persons at distance their nativ
ties drawn by sending the date Of the birth All
lett.rs containing the above fee will immediate
senon and nstyi,ies S be sent Of the United
States written durable All letters,
above topics mpost will be gratis His ofce
10 At White street, two blocks below broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

e. r. steamer Lesare, Lieutenan. Almy. command 'ne
arrived at Norfolk on Monday morning. from cruss
Carpenter Henry O. Thomas has been ordered 10 tn.
receiving ship North Carolina at this port Cupen,sr
Charles w Bsbbt has been ordered 10 the u Not ..
~, mouth, IN place Q. william Knight, dctaobea
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

CAsT OFF cioTBINc. cosTp IVES, &C, WANTED
whh they wouid onvert int sssS MI obtain tbe MOS.
liberal yres by 4ns for ths subs'ber thrcugh tbs
poet once or ctlervisr
H. LEyEyT 80. Esr,lsy sBs ss =. stress.
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
SUPnEME COURT; CRY AND COUNTY OF NEW

CUPREhE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York Nertenrie Denote aud Nathan Jlekson execu
tors and Ann Hale esecu,rix of Elias w. Hale deceased
esains, joseph stearn administrator Of John stsarns
deceased Sarah searn wife Of John Stearns John Stesrn
Jr Jane Msrs wife Of Adolphus Lane and John u Hen
X, jane. s. and Sarah r. children Of Henry stearns
unmon.d and required 70 answer the complaint th.
action OF which hed in the occ of the Clerk Of
The Supreme Court Of City and County Of New York.
the lth day Of July, 1867, At haipsst nine o'clock ~
M Broadwsy In the city Of New York within twenty days
afr the ervce hereof exclusive Of the day Of
vices and II fail 20 the complaint aforessd
the pantns In this acton will apply Court for the
DENOTE 4 sUTHEkLAND. Pisinsas Attorn.,s
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
DurNAN COUNTY couRT.-BENJAnIN VAN KEu.

DUTNAM COUNTY C0URT-BENJAMTN VAN KEU-
rep, plsnth against Casper H. Mason and Massa Mason
hs wife, David Macon. william Henry Mason Eifa
Mary Gurshsm, Hannah Miller, deen dant tsAs acsion
forecloee morteaeeTo Casper Mason, David
liam Henry Mason Eliza msetos Mary Gurshsm, and Han
nah MillerTate notice that you hereby
required t. the comp amt In this acon vheh
ned in .he soe the ee.h OF the county Of Pussm
che ~ eh day Of June 1881 and Of
upon me- At the village of Cola Spring county
New York within twenty days after the service
exclusive Of the day e such services
70 tske rctice that fail 70 said complaint
withx aforesaid, the plaintiff will spply 70 the
said eesrt sr the relief deasased IA the eops Yours
Plaintiffs Attorney, Cold syrins. NY
Dated krne ycth 1871.
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

lvl Lover-Profesor 1Awton Londos having arrived
IN Boston will send t address receipt dollar
post paid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen
win the devoted affections Of the opposite The
simple but 90 captivating, thst all may he married.
speetye OF ase appearance posen and last though
not ss.t q can srsensed With such ani teiicacy
that detection inpoSbIs Address, Professor Lavton
Boston ns letter taken from the Post once, snisss
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

and Maine Railroad, and Is easily accessible The CON-
DsDy susd report the LIST Of January, 1850 since
which, their operations have been ks sealed book
A report has, understand, been recently made up,
and IL may be Issued time between this and
January According to the report Of January 1850 the
property Of the company q annexed -
EpeEwoRTH LAND CompAsy
Land on hand at value OF thai already sod 22 seres s
SSn per ,o acre, tSs @ qS
Amount due on mortgage. 2ossa w
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f275S27 10
Less outstanding dividends. 49,. s2o,ol2 e5
And less quantity Of land sppro-
prtated for streets, 20 acres at -
Sei7, B...... Ao,Hoo w oooS< %
There 10000 shares the value Of which, ut the
above estimate would be Sl2 AZ per share.
The report says" This is present estimate Of the
value Of the stock. But when consider that the Bos
ton station Of the railroad running through our lands
Is within four minutes walk Of State street. and that no
line has win have its depot the centre OF
the city and that by it have communication with
these lands many times each day; that they are from
fifteen to thirty minutes from State street. including the
walk the station houses at either end and when
remember the beauty and salubry of the locations
the highlands opng they do to the south, and how
well adapted the lands in Edgeworth to great
riety Of mechanical purposes erTcaly for uch as
quire railroad and water communications and for the
landing and sale of lumber COAL and such building ma
tsTiaH as are required for the great manufacturing
towns the line Of the railroad cannot but believe
the above to be moderate estimate Of its present value
the stockholders from increased value of their pro-
rsertv
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
THE TURF.
THE WATERING Places.


n0MINY'S HOTEL FIRE ISLAND, BAs BEEN EN-
The fnest bathing ashn snipe shooting sailing &c be
found at this place Via Long Island Railroad 70 Deer Park
stage to Babylon. and tai boat to the beach,
NJ ORRIs HOUsE.-BY JACOB WOLC0TT NORRIS
vi Long pranch, Monmouth County. New Jerssy'CSNo
connection with Any other riv.s.., ~ ~ "
house is situated the rgn Of the Atlantic Oces, sm
braens front OF over 2n Families wishing 20 speud
season VI watering place. be accommodated in the
~'sS Jmfortable manner aud on moderats terms. Par
tcular attention paid to the comfort of ladies' Ale
ters, wines, liquors, and segsrs always on hand.
DAyILION HOTEL, NEW ROCHELLE. BY W. Dill
Ion, Is now open for the season Accommodation for
six times daily also on Sunday, steamer Islander
CURF AND BATHING.-THE OCEAN HOUSE,
Shrewsbury opened for the reception yisiters
W. A MATHEWS.
WAsHINCTON HALL, HIGH BRIDGE, YORK
W Island side. The above and elegantly construct
ed Hotel for the reception OF and
transient boarders Every luxury here be fodnd that
characterzes first class hotelaording Of the
cool and delightful retreats from the heat of the city,
the of New York The attached
to the Hotel command the hnes view Of the Bridge
and surrounding that be obtained Boats
ke, &C. always in reainess under the sharge of John
Bogarjus, late of Kngsbrdge-the Harlem River being
the pot (Harem to convey passengers to the Washing
the arrival of train from the city Also the
steamboat Jenny Lind, to Washington Heights, and d.
hoore's line of stages from City Hall place direct
Late of the Pavilion. Shire wsbury River.
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
TRAVELLnIis' GUIDE.

sfIH vopx .nn ,a,. S.w >vo.sr- xo.v
~ and Phlsdelphis direet-United States Nail Lins.-
~. sss sr ss,SaS . s'I .,. r.
New York 81 from foot ef Courtant streets and -
IA n ans r. from foot Of Liberty street. Leave Phi
adelphia AndSA. n sndsP NJ from the foot Of Wal
tutstreet.
CAMDEN ANB AkB0Y RAILROAD LINE PROM NEW
" York 70 Philadepba-Lsaye Pier No North River. bS
sssmso.. John PoTTER hsrnins Line ~ oolosA
;orv..s deck. "a sAisrans Lane = 8 9,sset :. ~
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

NoTIcE-AIL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE rs
tate fWiam H. Deupree, late Of lie Sngton, 0gle-
thorpe County Georgia deceased hereby respectfully
requested TO make payments and all persons
ins demands against said deceased hereby requested
present the same, In terms OF the Law, TO
JANE A. DEUPREE, Executrix.
IyuSsros, Oglethorpe coun IVY, Georga,yuly H. ls5l.
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

~ CLAP YOUR HANDS, ALL We PEOPLE SHOUT
" unto God with voice 0f triumph, for he has voueh
gafed remedy TO disease debility and despair The folio
Ing added this week the host of recipients
It's mighty and have placed thoir
liberal min ted who. having received teneht noble.
hearted enough to aeknov ledge IT, and
forward TO certify 70 the wonderful and mighty power
VISITS Nervous Antdote disease and IA
bility. Tfs list makes up who have been cured a,
the worst dsesse NAY without
II s time ID thorc ughy known the whole
will he shown to all who wish IT, but selves personav
would be The best Of all possible reference -
I'd Ril.y, W Ridge street. Mrs. Doyle, 6sTTourth.
Chas Day, q Pitt. J. Wilson, y Commerce.
hary Iolltnd. ss2h wash Ambcrmau, Desbrosses.
inston Moore. Greenwich.
harriete Nash, lsO Prince. Macon, ltt Broorne.
Letta Everson, ttls Lesis. Glass, Brootne.
y. w ftnkham, sailors Re Mountain, I05 Orchard.
treat ,, Curtis. ix Allen.
Y. ktey, 73 Hsmmersley. Ruger
e. Horton. 10 Hamilton ave. iioushton. l3, Third.
y Mulberny, lsS 2tth. Mahon, $50 Prince.
y. Slate ~ Renwick- Ding Ter. ) 3. Sixth.
J. wilson. 80 Cherry. J. Howell II Essex.
T. Taylor $50 Green vich. Boyden, "a Carmins.
J. Landrikin, 2os Fiftb. Fleet z, s. second.
ID. Archibald, % Usmers'.y. Csslue, s23 Green vch
J. Frazier, gse 24th Baher, ia Columbia.
Mr.. sandford ~ Thompson. Conhey, 81 Third avenue
ID. Hickey. Benson. Charrion, Is Eiixsbsth.
Mrs Montgomery. 27 walker Powell 100 EiiIsbeth
J. Grady, ~ Scsnmore. Iarkin. l53 Tventv-,eeond
W. 1hom pson, Kent avenue, Gulnack, lsa Broome.
Brccklyn. Napp. us Norfolk.
Priscilla Clinton, 8 I'd ave.
DerO stre I loft
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
Cl.OTHIN0.

CAsr OFF ca oyHINo AND ruRNrTURE WANTED
" Ladies vsmen leaving the city, breaking up
osan The highest price Cietbne
hepee. L. ~ DUpbRL D0RP. n Nm stveex
n B.-Tsdes stteu. ed bv Mrs.. Dusseidosp.
CAsr OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE, wATcHEsAvD
ysNelry .sntedLadAs or gentlemen hayin the above
tofote received mailing ohostion note oshTwse
TO the subso vber ~ hfs ofscs. ISAAC q. LYNN.
IL Wall street. basement
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
EXPRESS AGENCIES, Sc.

- rough in thirty dsys.Letters three cents news
three cents freight, ~ cent less than by
other in charge Of special
steamer Ohio, 18th Inst No. yesy street, Astor House.
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

A SPANISH GENTLEMAN, DESTROYS OF LEARN
ing the English sngusse, wishes 20 obtain board in the
country or one q the neghborng VILLAGES In family
where spchen and spanh understood and where
he can take lessons from resident In the family Address
With partlcnlars snd terms 20 poH ssi2 Poet One
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
personal.

EFT HIS HOME. ON THE auth OF MARCH LAST,
IL WIN Taylor Of Shefneld England aged t6 years. mid
him settled Any information xii
thankfully received by his afflicted family Address
eAEDkRsoN, BROTHERS n CO, i6Cnn street, MY.