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NUMBER S.
FRANCE AND ArfrElsa.

LsARTiSE gives the following reasons fot
the repeated failure { the Ffench rsvoIus
tons - -;
Il know-l sigh when think Of l,--,hat
hitherto the French people have been IL.
leas; religious Of all tho nations Of Eufons
Come TO our times, open our annals. and IL.
Ten 10 the last words of the srea, poli,csl
ae.crs oi the drama Of our liberty. One
would think tha, God was eclipsed from the
soul that his name was unknown in liz
language. History will have the mir of a.
atheist, when she recounis 10 poaed,v the.
ann'hilalion, rather than death, of ceIsbra.
ted men in the greatest year of Franc.
The victims only have God--the ,ribuo..
and lic,ors have none.
Look at Mirabeau on the bed Of death .
Crown mo with -ao'~er.,' saitt he, .insoxIcsss
me with perfumes. Let me die like a..
sound oi delicious music.' Nota word Of
God, or his soul. Sensual philosopher n.
desired only supreme scnsualism. a i..,
soinpiuousness TO his agony.
Contemplate Madame Roland. ,he s,,on.
hearted woman of tho Revolution on The
cart that convey ed her TO death. sbs looLad
con'emptously on tho bespo.ied people who
killed their prohe,s and sybils.
Not glance toward Heaven! ONLY ooa
word Tor the earth as she was qui,,ing-"o
Libenyp
Approach the dungeon of the oirs,din.
iheir' last night is banquet The ouly
hymn, the Marseilaise
Follow Camille Des Moulius to hi. ava
cut'on. A cool and indecent pleasantly a,
his trial, and long imprscstion OF the roao
10 the guillo'ine, wero the laat two thought.
OF this dying man on his way 10 the I..
tribunal
near panton on the platform Of the scof.
ioid. ut the distance Of line from God ond
eternity, 4 have had good time of !, j. le,
me 60 to sleep Then to the execu,;one,
you will show my head to the people, il /,
worth the trouble ? His faith, annihia,ion.
his last sigh, vanity; behold the Trenchmaa
in this latter age.
"hat must one think Of the religious sen.
''ments OF free people, whose figures
seem 10 march i'll procession 10 annihilation.
and to whom that terrible minister, Death
''sei'' recalls neither threatening nor the
promise Of God
The Republic of these men wi,hou, a
God has quickly been stranded. The libsr.
" won BY so much heroism and go much
genius, has not found in France conscieuo
10 sheltsrit a Godto avenge it, people to
defend il, against that atheism which has
been called glory. An aiheistic republican.
ism cannot be heroic
when you terrify it, it bends; when you buy
1t, it sells itself Who would tako any he'd,
the people ungrateful, and God non.sxi,-
tan,! So finish a:heis,io revolutions
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ingto California, whose products they recite
with gus,o worthy professional gambler.
Our ministers abroad, necessarily from their
position, cannot disseminate information
our consuls have their own business to look
after and regret to say, the influence OF
fashionable lie abroad, on not few Of our
coultrymen, is more decided than it ought
TO be. Under these circumstances, in the ab-
sence Of such supply of statistical argu.
ments of freedom 10 the French press,
have undertaken, though my health and time
do Tot warrant il, to contribute regularly,
facts respecting America and American
Democracy, to republican press here and
thus disseminate them over the continent Of
Europe. At this moment am engaged on
translation iuto French, of MIR. Webster's
magnificent reply to the Austrian Charge.
Not one of the English paper's have fully
copied II, as I have seen. What the people
OF Europe wants such light. The best Of
the French press is eiernally quoting Eng.
land as free county. The zig gag If Bro gh.
am, who, like Peel, never performed any
thing worthy of the name of craftsmanship,
whatever the small EngIish-groome cri,i
cism of America may cay to the contrary,
is here quoted.
The Press now shapes Europe. When
such stern facts as those of the gigantic pro.
greis OF America, simply because she is
Democratic, are presented in batteries of
truth loaded arilhmetical figures, 1t must pre-.
cpitate the coming of the great day of @.
mancipatiou ;that great day when the daugh.
ters of Eve shall be rescued from dung.
heaps; from being harnessed with donkeys
TO Plough, or dragging canal boat; from
sweeping kennels or descending mias matic
pits; from having loveliness, grace, virtue,
heaven battered out Of them, whils pom
pous priests, swelling in clerical red, pretend
TO follow meek Redeemcr, and are supper.
ed in their conspiracy, with kings and no.
bles, by millions Of armed men, torn f.om
honor and labor to play liveried execution
ers of universal universal humanity It is
this system that all the privileged orders Of
Europe are sworn to uphold. 1t is this sys.
tenn which America has sworn to put down.
The Prague Gazette announces the com i.
plete rupture of the diplomatic relations be-
tween Austria and the United States.
So be it. Nearly thirty years ago, the
Austrian Charge, M. Hulsemann brought
himself into favorable notice with the Aus.
tran government by a work of Travels in
the United States, conceived of course in
spirit suited to the latitude of the Holy ALI.
ance. ! mention this fact as not unin,erest.
ing AT this moment
great meeting has been held at Man
chester. Mr.. Golden discoursed in his usual
superior vein. He ridiculed Lord John Rus.
sells letter about the mummeries of the
"Roman Church,s' and convulsed his audi.
ence with laughter in descr ibing the mum.
meries of the Lord Mayor and Aldermen
who carried up the address to the Queen on
the subject of the Papal aggressions.
WIFI.
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For the Star Of the North.
ny MOTHERS PRAYERS.
By NJ. L. YETTER.

Nv mosher's prayers are with me,
Wherssoevsr may go;
And like gur,!ian angels round me
They keep my feet from woe.
They are with me on the pillows,
Or down in the lonely dell,
And how much these prayers-avail me
Only one on high can. tell.
When thick dangers close around me,
And with troubles Pm beset;
!, in then her prayers are with me
And my path they we'll direc,
When dread sickness is upon me,
And my hopes and spirits gone;
IT'S my mothers prayers that cheer me
Aud that make my courage strong.
When altar from friends and home
Amid strangers and mid cafe
Welcome ever comes the echo,
OF molher's constant prayer.
Feb. 10, 1851.
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The THREE BEsL DocroRs.-A judicial OF.
icer of some distinction, in the interior Of
the State, gives the following results oil hiss
experiences with the three best doctors no
coulI procure for his wife. She had been
sick, he said, fortwo years, and was daily
getting worse, though he had an alopa,hic
physician to call daily; he then procured
homeopathic doctor, and for six months, his
wife improved perceptihly; but at tthe enb
Of that time the doctor broke his leg, and
could no longer continue his attendance,
whereupon the lady speedily an | entirely
recovered
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH
b gstaiaksd epfsy- Tsvsaay Morning, by
0..W. WEAVER.

oFE1cC-Up sicirs istas New Brick budding
,s os tie so,fA sd q Min street, third .
s- square bslso Market.
Z, Ifah: Two Dollafs per siinnm, if paid
WITHIN sia mcnfns nom the time of subscri
oing swo dcllss and af.y centsif not paid
within the year; no subscription received
icf less period silsit six months: no discon
.nnance permitted until all arrearages are
Psiu, o-Less At the option of the editors.
"-ovrRT1sEMEkTs not exceeding one square,
viii be inserted three times for one dollar, and
twenty five cents for each additional insertion
A liberal discount will be made to those srho ad
vsrtise By tie gear.
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MoDEs1Y.-We always admire modesty
in both sexes, especia Iy in the female; bat
there are instances when it ceases to be
virtue, BY doing it "brown" overmuch, for
instance:
"a lady wen: the other day into dry
goods establishment, and while examining
some articles, aro;her lady entered in search
of (don't blush ladies,) some undress linen
Not wishing TO use this simple term, with
severyl indis!inctly audible and diminuliys
hens, she said to the attentive clerk, "Haye
yon any n's'slis that ism { up in the morning"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-02-27

GREAT BUILDING CoNrRAcr--The New
York papers say that VIM. B. Astor, Esq,
has contracted for the erection of one kun.
drsd and fifty first.class houses in that city.
This is probably the larges, building con,rac,
ever heard of in the United Slaies--am mount.
Ing in aggregate to not less than three.quar.
ters of million.
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~ To commit MURDER quietly, take q
lady and tell her sne has pretty loot. She
will then wear small thin shoe, 60 out in
the wet, catch cold, and cold will bring on
a fever, and she will die in month.
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~ "Wifew said broker few days
since, edo you ever think shall be worth
fifty thousand dollars sn "Ain't worth that
to you 1'' said the confding spouse. "Y-e-
sp hesitatingly replied the other hall, .."but
/ can't put you out at interest"
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~ A physician has recently invented a
new pill" This infalliable remedy for
melancholy is made of "fun and fresh air,
in equal proportions, and is 10 be taken with
cold water three times day." Having used
this article for the last five years, we can
bear testimy to its great virtues.
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II Red cheeks are only oxygen in anoth.
er shape. Girls anxious to wear pair, will
find them where the roses do-out doors.
One good sleigh-ride is better for tue com.
plexion, than all the piano playing in tho
world.
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vApuE or ApvERrlsINe.--It is said tt.at
500 guineas have been offered for the priv
ilege of advertising on the last page of cat
alogue Of the great Exhibition of the indus.
try of all Nations.
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The DRrsKARp's LIBERrY.--D Drink promis.
ed me liberty, and got it. had the liber.
ty to soc my toes poke out Of my boo,s--ths
water had liberty to go in at the toes and
out at the hecls--ny knees had the liberty
to come out Of fpants--my elbows had the
liberty TO come out Of my csat--snd I had
the liberty TO lift the crown of my hat and
scratch my head without taking my hat OF.
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V The Native African calls thunder s'ihe
sky's gun y morning, "the days child
One who has seen ice, said q, was water
fast asleep" and the locomotive, he said,
was ;'thundcr mill.p
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n A clarivoiant al Cleveland has had an
interview with Tom Paine, who rocsnp his
errors, and Is OF present stopping wirh Gen
Washington and Eshan Allen. Hum--!
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n Punch thinks it is a doubtful point
whether blind man could made be liable
for his bill, payable at sight.
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- The best way to GO. nd Of bsggar
Ia u ofier him work.
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- The Esw fss lionsd boansn sss. pso.
nc1pced to be q bars tdssd invention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-04


/ owEooR IkoS.-GILNoRE BLAKE WARD
II Bankers State street. Boston,
Finch Sons iron merchants Liverpool cole agents
United states for the Lovmoor Iron Company
TO receive orders for this justly celebrated iron great
exercised In lite the use In ali
cases. Of the ssme taken from the Copanys
In Jcwmcoores acknovsdred to be the Great Bril-
Mn-insures an Invariably uniform quality Of the
s use conhdet y be recommended for all purposes
auirinE iron Of extra quality.
LowNooR CAR AND LOCOMOTIVE TIRES AxLEs
and wrought iron wheels John Finch n sons and
Finch d Wiley Liverpool, have appointed Gilmore,
Blake Ward Bankers, State street. boston, sole AGENTS
IN the United States for the supry ef this superior
Of car and locomotive tires and sxea. In bsr bent,
yeded and blocked Also Tor the supply Of Finch Will
eys patent doyetaled and other kinds % iron
railway and locomotive wheels The Low price Oh
they imported and their we'll established on
the principal railroads in the United states warrant the
espeetaon iheir general In this country Great
ders with despatch.
sTAFFoRDSHIRG IRON or SUPERIOR QUALITY -
Gilmore, Blake Ward Bankers State street. Boston sole
agents in the United States for Joh rncn
are prepared TO take orders for the well Known
Finch beet bars hoop sheet bor plate small round
squsre fancy shspes and all other kinds % wech and
Stsfordshre iron and their endeavor will
supply no iron but What IL o. good ouslitv
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II UTLANp AND WAsHlNGrON RAILROAD CON-
~ tany.-Tmo hundred aad ATTY thousand collars mort
saturday the 9Th day ofJsnuary three osocs
ore hundred and ninety th9assd aols % the nrt snd
road C.mrssy tsasns ss rsT een per aaa.n ss,elss
July 1885 70 Juiy 1884 These bone. are IN sums
o. OOp each with coupons attached payA- AZ the Me-
July The mortgage covering these boua l. &C.
shepherd Knapp President % Mechanics Bsn Danss
bond This mortgage covers the line from Rutsns
w. 70 sslen Na.hnEen eeunty y. forty mile, which
powered in e default Of pa prne
hos ep 81 he sr r., T re- ~ use q '' an ,s
holders The proceeds Of these bonds T. be devoted 70
the purchase q iron for the rOad from hut.nd 20 Salem
the whole grading and provided Tor BY
sssh ttook suhscrft along the line q the ROAD The
read Communication between York and Montreal. vie
Troy snd being the shortest route w cemmsnd large por
counties New YORK Vermont and the local travel
between ~ .and sra hoy = . oclssed 81, yisd large
thirty miles wide between the Green Mountains the
population II eG The other luarre aud The
power along This route valuable and eil fur
eanpeted IN Jsiy 1851 haze - per eens ~ trssht line
grade thirty feet ~ the mile. The road enre
10 CsstleoR eleven milss PROM Csstletan SALEM 10
!" bS rriSs Inc ron \ ior az ,s ,.d ~ We
equrag contracted Tor Ears w b running Rutana
10 salem IN August next when the road from salem Trey
will sso be complsted and The whole route from Troy 70
Rousses Point in oIetation Full PARTICULAR be obtain
printed axhbitof the AFFAIRS 81 he road Oh
tanned. II viii te that the holders sl0Dobf
million q os Il Is Re n sn pS CSSesn, 1se
serve ignd q ~ Per cent On Che saps annually
bonds Proposals be addressed Gilbert Cobb johnson,
Wshs .Si Bcr sse Fss hG,IP S s p
Be required . & per cent upon the q bd
nh q January NEXT lstsrsst viii Commences from the lea
GiLBERT coBs JOHNSON. 50 wall stree.
New lVrk, December - 1885,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE, new YORK JANU-
- AIRY lsal-Notce.-An persons under recoRni Fance
upon Indictment for Felony hereby that they
are required 20 attend At the Court OF Get ers
70 be held on Monday January and those under rscogn
rance upon Indictment for hisdemearor on Wedn-
January The Of this notice being the
OF the cases for future disposition pass called
70 be readiness for trial. but upon failure to sppesr de-
N. BowDrrcH BLUNT. Distrio. Attorney.
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The result may be stated thus i
Earnings for 1850 sss4sss % ror lsAs s622ss5 81
Whole EXPENSE. 10000 "a I" -. a29, 800 OIL
S192,o44 90
$2S5.067 IL

Whole expenses 3O9,9O6 "a -. a29 900 81
$286.067 IL $192y644 90
Showing nominal balance OF net earnings
Of the present year, of................ $924l2 Il
Out Of the earnings of last year. however the of
$260l6 II was taken for interest This reduces the
excess OF profits, Is compared with last year. to
$67 800 81.
The whole amount of goods destroyed by the burn
Ing ofthe freight depot, be ascsrtsned
was ss2,7s2 81.
OF this sum the company Is not supposed to
be responsible for more than $44 422 90
Less insurance on same 10000 90
$34, 422 90
Add cost Of rebuilding and furnishing
freight house. $4,000 90
Freight cars burned. ........ .......... 5,735 90
Total loss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 l57 90
New wooden freight house. ............. 1000 90
The entire cost of the road and It's equipment
amounted, on the first day Of Dso to $402l, 500 &c.
The report brief clear, and, upon the whole, quite
satisfactory, considering the unluoky events which
have occurred in the past year.
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/ ACKAwANNA COAL AFLoAr.-rBk DELAWARE
- and Hudson Canal Compssy are prepared TO sell
their lump Coal sfost In barge Of loo upwards 10
shppns At - 90 per gross hoted board and At Is
pany, 81 wan street. ISAAC N. sRYHoUR Treasures.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

RUBBER GOODS WAREuOUsE-DEALERsH HEAD
~ qusrtcrs-Union India Rubber Company, 10 Nassau
Street. New YORK. where be found most
complete assortment Of GO0dyesrs Patent Metallic or
ssnred Rubber Goods offered this country
Ina article In the rubber line maauaoured BY this
Company which will be sold 20 the trade at factory prices
Country and export dealers will find many articles In the
above stock well adapted to their trade which PAY
handsome profit list OF articles with prices
will be furnish I'd TO dealers whom required.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET
Auction sales Of Hotses Carriages Harness. Saddles
o'sloct. JOHN II. GATFIELD. Proprietor,
~. BmANr, Auetionser
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHTA.-NRw YORK
and Phiadelphia Djreot-unted states Mail Line
Inrogsn n - hours VA New !ersey hsircad rare re-
NJ from foot o. oourtlsndt street. and ~
and Up frsm foot Of Liberty street. Leave rhi-
lsdephiaAs and "a. r. anas r. n, frsm foot Of walnut
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RRooKLYN nusEUM-oRgAT SUCCESS OF THk
n Carpenter of Enthusiastically evening jan 9TH 1851
viii be rspsated BY desire, tho thrilling drama Of the
SAhpsNTkR OF RouEN-harteau the Carpenter, Mr.. N.
u Clarke Danoe La Petite Taglioni. To conclude with
SKETCHES IN INDIA Admission rs ecntsI Paraquetts
s7L
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AuUsE MEHTs.

RowERY rHEArRsaaBoxEs IS CENTS; PITl2x CTS
- Price to Orchestra Boxes 81 enthusiastically evening
:Ai so4 Ss cattle .s 's
T o. Hs.
Vii sing o. ss'ss
sssssu: David in sesSs ns.
Mr. A. Fenno. the popular comedian. Is engaged.
RuRTeN's, CHAMBERS STREET, REAR OF rHs CRY
Ssn; E. Bsssy TIesxoss Mrs Hughes ssssrfos,n
s a. 1 p:u1 IL: ws ss:s .sS 1.e
asIG Jenny Lnds Pot Poyrri arranged By Mr. Guern,
III. ps % s1ss
tn, snossrass Jordan; Sam ellsr Mr.. BurtOn Aunt
Iss. or.s * ssn,: Pit 2 ssn;s Private
Y.
'ssSsa y
cI:sssI T. with hs p.nom%s he ' sSLbs ;;
fSiI. Mss IsiVnai Polly soIuSSs Mrs B.1nss Dfs"'
RRoUGHAMs LYcEUn. BROADWAY: NEAR BRoonE
esI ssSs s .nd raTays 80 r5~
sars Fra ss1 Dsvso The which ass
sn:
s9ssssi% Z
ss' ~
Mr. John Owens; Susan Fright. Ars Brougham
QARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM r. T. BARNUh,
- Proprietor and Manager john Greenwood Jr Assistant
manager The eelebrated and popular moral drama Of
CHARLOTTE TEMPLE, performed in the afternoon. by
special of such Of its admirers oanno attend
the EVENING Last Of NJ from r.
Thest Royal of Great Britain in the afternoon
will be performed the much admired moral and domestic
drama, CHARLOTTE TENPLE-hontravilie. Q. W. Clarke
'sRs
dance by Miss West. followed by BLACK BLUNDERS-yr-
gna SAM by the celebrated Mr. Harper. his last
appearance at this Museum Benefit Of Mr. C. W. Clarke ON
Tuesday evening with attractive bill OF enter
tainments The entire Chinese Museum, late of $50 Broad
has been added TO the other eurosties Of this
lehment The Gpty Fortune Teller be
Admission rs cents children under 10 years Of age l2h
cents. Parquet and First Circle l21s cents extra.
QARNUMS MUSEUM-BENEFIT OF C. W. CLARKE,
- Director of AmusementsTue sday afternoon and
ming Jan. 7th-Frst pisht Of JENNY LIND at the Mu-
scum in which Miss Mary Taylor Thy permission OF Mr.
John Brougham) will represent the Swedish Nghtinsale
and Ig several VI her most popular In the after
the great moral drama Of rus DRuNKARD In the
evening the beautiful comedy of Money together with
the musical extravaganza of JENNY LIND-Jenuy Lind
with IS } Miss NJ Taylor. Box book open.
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TESTIn0RIAL BENEFIT TO JAMES v. WALLA OK
yr the eminent American rrasedan prior 70 his de-
psIture for Europe The friends Of the drama
and NJ James waack invite their fellow eisi-
given at the BROADWAY THEATRE,
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The value of dry goods entered for consumption du-
ring the past week compared with the week previous
shows very great increase We must now look for q
rapid increase in foreign importatons 1t lie I'm
possible to tell at this early day what the extent Of
our spring import trade Is likely to be The prospect
at present Is In favor Of large receipts Of foreign dry
goods.
Tie value Of merchandise exported from this port
during the month of December, 1850 and the smount
OF shipments to each place for the period
annexed -
Commerce. THE PoRr Nsw YoRK-vALUK Ex-
PoRrs-DEcrmRzR, 1850
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MUS1CA1.-TIfE SHAKESPEARE CONCERT MUSICAL
1vl Society ~ the able members az the
chesra engaged At the Jenny Lind under the drc
ton Of r. No IL prepared receive ooncerta
sore.s balls se and can furnish from two 70 fourteen
artists as may be required Orders be left
scharenberg Luis. AS Broadway; Kerksieg ureusnr
s2 broadway at the residence Of H. Retre Laurens
street, Treasurer Of the Society
CBEAP SINGING CLAssEs, BY THE CELEBRATED
" prima donna teacher Sg'ra ELIZA VALENTINES
Per quarter ef twenty four lssons Morning ciass for
ladies exclusively at n oolook evening classes ladies'
and gentlemen att both Mondays and Fridsys She
be seen for further at school, In Conss-
ticn Hail. 65s Broadway from till o'clock
81 private instruction, 81 81 at residence, 81.
MUSIC MADE EASY AND INTERESTING BY NJ
l Dumsday Teacher Of the Pisnoforte. Singing Guitar
Accordion, Asd Violin. Panofortes Dulcmer and the
aheve ipstrumens for Sale, Hire cheap Apply IS
Grand street. csrner Of Green.
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MATRIA0NY MADE EASY-oR HOW TO WIN A
l LoverProfestor Lswton, OF London. having arrived
in Boston, will send receipt Of One Dollar
postpaid plain directions to enable ladies and gentlemen
win the devoted attentions Of the
their hearts DESIRE The is simple but
captivating that all be married. irrespective Of
position and last though not least it be
ARRANGED with such and decae that detection is i'm
letter taken from the Post Office unless the paid
A CCoUNT BOOKS FOR ls5l--NEw FIRMS AND
others in want Of blank books invited to call at II
Maiden Lane We offer large assortment low prize
Noes drafts diaries for 1851 copying ana all kinds
OF paper and stationery articles cards circulars checks
bills, &c printed at lowest rates FRANCIS LOUTREL
staloners. printers and book bin ders " Maiden Lane