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THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFoRxED

THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
WIN give her L.Tsass ai.sd ! New York.
N'l' '0S'1A' AiaU TR6dRASTR.. n Ss..1 Ivn'i'' S0V'a
X .ss s
s:ls the Rssas ssssas ri que Kyle
MISS 'Cxrmraaiissir' H.Y,sa.. ''''' AeSeroeer
Aria bunA-"Bella smici c )Donirets
Ar-"v.inly. Alas" rra h plsTsisl. .Aussr
Mss CA1nERrNE HAYES.
S,:,..s sssss IF sG.s
R.slas rremeS %, on the violin De ssTiss
h'i'' 'nshn sr a. an B4ahasa. BsRl5ss huah
Are sure 'n' n'us rsi ss ir:i tns Scotch Ballad
hss CATHERINE HAYES. rrrs
ann. Herr hssiis;is.. 'D.''i''A
D' VI D'f Mr A. Br.h;:mn.. ''''''''' 80 DAVeS
seen' and No. "a voss" q Pr'issn BGiai
Grand Finale InstIumentaie.
srs Grshss.r, & OF the very first salient in
panoiore employed At this concert will DO from
me Tka manSi.o.orz nut. ., Of ar r. GhiSksrins
os..insd q s,,Sld.y morning a. Jeis. S Broad
sn rp.r 9 81 s at S s he ossr %s'' stores
Doors open At "a; Concert commences At clock.
TEE CATHERINE HAYES GRAND coNPLlMEN-
''' 0'n''Is REV e m rffArnrR MATHEW,
,,-., The great Apostle Of Temparsnce.
VIII take place on WEDSEsDAy, November 9Th,
rRIPLER HALL.
all parts Of the Hail. Two Dolars to be had a.
Joes Music store, 800 Broadway, all the principal
music stores and hotels.
The Of artists who have volunteered aid Mise
therne Hayes this oceaeon also the programmes
performances, will appear in future advertisements.
MRS. EMMA GILLINGHAx BosTwIcK's SECOND
vA eoiree Musicale will take place At Nblos Concert
tiSn is. being ssrsiy few more
will be received Terms Of subscription S. emitting the
subscrter TO two tickets for each Of the remaining
extra tickets for the next Soiree Tickets 80 eerts each
Tor SAFE the music stores on and altar Monday Every
tcribers vii receive their TICKETS select their
and after Friday the 3st ns at the PAnoforte Music
Store Of WIN. HALL son, 2sg Broadway
ENRANKJIN MUSEUM, I75 CHATHAM SQUARE. ONE
block above the National Theatre.Ge,rge Les. sole
proTrietorSAoon performances afternoon and
o'clock, and ia the evening At ~ o'clock The entertain
rents are varied and select and such
other place Of entertainment In New York consisting Of
the strongest In the WORLD will break any stone
the audience choose 70 offer him he will also any
man 70 Hill bullock with his clenchsd nst for any
iested their beauty yurs who psrsonsts nun.
Der Of beautiful tableaux company Of Arab Grs who
through variety Of feats Of strength and de1tsyj
ss0IIsny q n.s and Female Arti:,s yho yil give
Gether with variety Of Interesting performances every
Afternoon and evening For particulars bills Of each
sests. k cents bssss rs ceni psfauesss i2X cents
NEW OPERA HoUsE.-ARCHITRcTs WISHING TO
eai plan for the new opera house 70 be erected
. wall street
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AN 9tops Of vsvy many vhe have bees cruelty dsap-
reinted ~ certain ss puns ndivdual the undrssned
viii to psess regularly that particular esse
diseases W which their teestsf stvertssmens alluds.
Ihces vho have w irjsr.e hsmseives ssssrus-
i've habit cf youth sse spry vsh certainty o. ourA
b. Ds LAFRT n. D.. q Ilspssara -. sesr Broadway.
DR WARD BrINo ALL DsvorHD TO PRIVATE
~ their Westnent warrAnts the sreedesA
cure 70 the unfor,prsts vsii bs cured hy hn
Gvey IN half The usual tine, sad ~ mild meshod With
ana rain vorif thcse who have scrtrsctea
kspe ssssses ste early srrhcstca- Pssisnts osy
himself once 80 Canal street, corner et Brosa~ay. NJ
Zee required sntn esred
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M DICAL.

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Bso~n You cured ss N. Of dss::. IN
sss s.s .dv.y once hour. n' from ". f:'s''d
DIAM FACTS FOR THE PEoPLR-IT Is rAcr,
With sh:a the E..n, s.S: be has SssS
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sSI.cI and ss.,Iae,ion wherever Il .rs..5: fees
ns this disease. mercury hes chat nsreurisI
ss'SD T. nearly ,h Or gait: s,s "a; :. =. s:s'.. s' s1s
f.e. the only remedy ,h.. can bs firmly relied h
sOns,uiop. {. Or. Hunters Red prep u . isc. that
sss us,sr.a sn..ry No. Division ssrses
IL fact th.s this msdisins has ana does care more
and th.. vishOu, shsnso of d, from sas
Es.usn,ed any few day.: or NO charge.
DARIs AND LeEpos rREArNksr or PRIVATE
p',:sss s ts. h,.r, y Vegetable spplioss,s.:
sns ss.s 'S.As S .o.sss. ~ ssis.s mss.s. s,s ~.
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years duration. from ,hs other physsns In sssr-
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DR. La cRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TsEAIIsI-
p.,. ossAss:' ss K: fSso ssys s.1i
sT:; o% .:.ss :9s s sss.s sss q sss
povtrs sate natural esnss and eshaest tse ener-
ses of naphood vts practical obssrvstons tks
yention and trcatmens debility locAl and
sutioraI veakrsss ard all diseases srisns fren ndls-
opstior With plain and simple rules b. vheh al rsrsens
etssrvsons maniAss. 10. cutie. aai dsquancsteas.
Ms physoosy asd dssAsss Of ths rsvrodseGvs
both their ssructurse ana fsnsSops
sAips msny nS.rtAss nnt 70 those
.sens hSvevsr .hsss tsss n inyerssst sssy yiseess
.hsthsr married o. ssxe s.rsassss vhe requre nesesa
her properly dsvtsca luaisousv
~ their physcans aaa hus suard sgAnN the Vcsasn
favsokery 90 prevalent in pvievs ciNes. IL CrsfR
esslly quanned prseNsor AaS has tvsnsy yss
eeveed HE sAudiss 70 s suhceta ~ which
Any person ssnains g u ist<ss vsss psis vii r.
seiys one eopy ~ nall eve eeplss e. Address Dr.
s..s..s - csc,s, Ts, Bss,sr .r.ss AlsAay ssi. :.
New Yerk.
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AMUsE MENTs.

QowsRYrHKATRK-D doors OPEN ATe,c cURrAIN
u soas: s1s:y
PsTterrsa the sterling dEsms snssisd the cESss OF
u Tiss.i Ss;:.: ss;yIs Tsyis, f.oi: csSIssI NJ:
TEE nose 81 u sr Per
% cs..y Mr. ps,1s ssdy Hssry sSss Mr. r'' w's Mr.
soss s Psis.ss seas: s.
n: ff:R~ia T s: af
~ Mss & s
n .s1gsy a1ss s. hasSs s'
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srREEr-DooRs
eIrssu AIN rises =. oslssh B,ss. Circle and
Private Boz Tickets. 81 saturday evening Nov the per-
Scott yin I HSErcs M or ls.s fHs
X ilsHs E s s s.
Mr. Blanchard; Roland ylers Mr Bradshaw vi Ralph Norris
Hss:
MADAH BIs0xASiSI..ssTs VIZ al. Is... GRAND oOscrRT
rspInn Hall, on ,SIrvsnxy Tyr..ye Nov;L
music hotels and at the door on the evening the
Concert. Performances to commence at 8 O'clOck.
pRoGRAMME.-MADAME BIsCAcoIANTrs CON
cert at Trpl'r Hail. Saturday sss evening Nov. a. 1851
J. Overture. full o.sh:.s.., Finsais Cave xsndsl..ohn
g. Aria from Magic Flute .............A Mozart.
Mr. Bsutisr.
s. CAvAtna from Linda. :. Ooni letti.
Madame Bisoaeeianti.
4. Duetto "Barcarop. Kuoken.
Messrs Beutler and Mayer
o. fantasie "L Elosre dAmore" for Piano. Bertini
Mr.. Hoffman.
6. Aria, from Beatrice dc Tenda' B,Iiini
Madame Biscaccanti.
]. Overture. "etralds"-fSli orchestra. Adam.
Eong, The Skyark-Flute 0hliSato Mr Eben. alton.
Madame Bisoaccianti.
Romansa from The Nachtlsger in Granada Kruetzer
Mr.. Mayer.
4. La Serenade, Violin accom- panment. Schuberth.
Madame Biscaccianti.
g. Tantasie Caprice, Violin ........ vieux Temps.
Mr.. Noll.
g. Rondo from " Sem All Non Chung Beliini.
Madame Biscaecanti.
Director. ............, Mr., Geo, Loder.
Tickets One Dollar each bo
hotels. and at the door the Concert
Doors open at u TO commence At o'oloek.
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VUVHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED Stairs
Nail Steamers The ships composing thia line are

Il Mail Steamers. The 'hip' composing AHA line
ATLANTIC; Captain West
BAITiS, Captain So@ssoch
h. have Ssn a. sS Contract expressly for
services every sshsn their con
ns s 1ae sn
Is anS sS YSI to Liverpool $780,
siys oi size $685. from Liverpool 70
An ss.psTisnStd a su.seo1 attached e each ship
PROPOSED DATES OF sAurNe.
IRON NEw YORK. FROM LivsnpooL.
s:.sIs:y sI:y sss ss1 Ess1s:s.yy Ess1s:sssy Sss SsS.
s:':'s ss:'':'sis '' $:::::;:y $::;::;s:s I:. I:'
rflsHs fsMb fEs'ssf cSfLNP LlRPys CO.. IS
M Na4s b.s. s::
1iowners Of these ships will net be accountable for sod
,ss signed and q:
TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AnERICAN ROYAL
Mail steamshiPs between New York and Liverpool al
:As s and s s
ss 5;EsSIs g.;
sASs. o.: ::S i.. i:sa
Nhgara, fr.m new fork. wednesday, 9th November.
Aa.s: sR sssTcri: %s$n::$:ss %$$$$s 5sss 5ss g:
sa.s. s:siH x:ss::t5 :$a:::55 s;A p...:s.r g:
Cambria Boston Wednesday, 10th do.
rem New York or Boston W Iaverpool-rrss o.
No berth secured until paid for.
freight Will be charged on specie beyond An amount for
person al expenses.
An eIrerenced surgeon on hoard.
All letters and newspapers must through the Post
Once.
''' freight or passage 'Hg'S SSsSsARn, . s. sro.av.,
French, German and other foreign goods received snd
brought In common with Brtsh goods Through bills Of
ladng are given in Rsvre for New York.
EOR LIVERPOOL -THR FAvoRIrR STEAMSHIP
+ CITY OF GLASGOW. william wyle, Commander,
eth at o'clock Passage in saloon state rooms, S0o
Cabin do 500 Passengers will be provided with railway
tickets 20 Phisdefhis free ofexpense the agent TH0
MAS RICHARDSON, Il Exchange Place. The CITY OF
from Philadephia on Thursday, Dec 9TH.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY-roR
s.Issp B. w,sn uess ssS: xs
leave for Bremen, teuching a. land the
Nov ss from Pier No. North River u O'clock NJ An
s.ssriensed sursesn attached TO ths ship Al letters
hoLLER. SAND RIERA, Agents, &south st.
ECR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
States Nail Steamship FRANKLIN, James A. wotton,
Conmander will leave for Havrc touching Southampton
70 land the mails and Passengers Saturday November
loth 81 o'clock from pier No. Norh River. Price Of
Si All letters ps: through the pos. Once
IoRTiTER LIVINGSTON. Agent, s. Broadway.
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DACKLTS FOR HAvRE-sECoND LINE-THE FOL-
lowing ships viii leave Havre on the 10th. and New

John w:Ea ~ s,. %::s ,O,s De, ,,o,,.s
all qut. articles for the comfort and eenvensnes PSI.
ssf sss s s
the .ubscrbers will be forwarded free from any
'' BOYD / mfS6KsS. Agents. isi Pearl street.
EoR NORFOLK. rErEEsBuRo; AND RIcnxosp,
sc IN .sassee af ,bs msr. nsT snS .ss.,s ia.
Wheel .,..%sGip kosSoKE. Captain Parish, leave: pier pier
Rsr.i f.ish. q rss.sss sVpii % DEER Taoss.
!.mSsi ss osiSsi s% pier y No. S Worth RIVER
'.l ".I ",' '' iii. T. sircuILI 70, rr,n. street.
The FLORIDA, Capt Lyon, on Saturday. sth November
Saw q. ssS seo AP 5
,S.: esn 81 ss.s ssSn cS AZ s ss.. s.vs I srs
''' r'''''Ssv B&vi IS. SSsSSe. 'IPlys Pso Beaver
ITNITLDsrATEs NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPANY-FoR
Ss Sis.s: HafisE of ss gaS
srssS North Sysr on Monday SossaEsI 10 AIS caiosi
R,i,s q rs.sss. to Hs,au. and New osi,sns-Nsr ar
,;sl,s s.ooa Bsrs.. SO ists.ts Saloon B.r'h $50
~ 81, tniy ,nsS on freight 20 nsVsra sOss Of iidinS
,I,.Iss',ss e .SPFy hss rI,s n. Con-
kSbisfs W I'sSs .,as, e RR
PAcIrIG VAIL sTEAMsuIr oosraNYroNLr
oc'oct II ~. the srtnctd ttesmrhp lfNtous,
Henry wind, comnander viii leave above from her
pier ~ the foot o Arren street. North River for Chsges
direct 70 connect fsuana with one % the Compsnys
extra stesmers for San Francisco or freight OF psssage
snrly at III Wsst street, Of Wares street. North
DACIvIC NAIL srEAnsHIP CvAPANY.-ONLY
through line FOR California and OREGON, via Chagres
Tsrc fedbsed-On Nor da,. November 10. At II. h-The
stitndid svsmthp EMPIRE CRY, 600 tons burthen J.
1snntr Cenmsr der, will tsl on Moudsy Novemeer 10 AZ
prec'sy 3ccoct NJ fr IN her pier stbe foot 81 Warren
street ~ With the ssve,pment mais for Chsgrcs Chs
yrt Isssergrs ,rsnsterrtd ., Hs,anA the steamship
fnlLa aDLLPHiA; Passenger lesvns IN The Empire Cy
FEetlE 20 sail without delay for San Frsncisco,
arrival of the passengers all 81 Psnsma Fer psssAse
apply At ts oee, III wsst sseet Warren street,
North riv'r
DAcIrIc.. ssIL sriAnsaIP cosPANr-osLy
through lire fer fan rrsneisoo via Chssres direct
Fare reduc.d-On Tvestsy, kov. ~. At oclock y. M
The tpitndd double thsice steamship ONO uneqaaed in
her seeommc dssiens sLt srsed sos tebs, j. Findsy
ethepet, Copmsnter viii sail on ruesdsv, November H.
sceteh pre'h.y from her pier az the foot warn
trees North rver With The ssvernmees sils direct Tor
Chsse connecting With the favorte Bnited States ms
francisco, on arrvsl Of the psssersrs sna ais
For passaFe fre apply at the once liz Wet street.
corner warren street, North river.
Two rAssxNoERs r.R CALIFORNIA ST eAssBfr
0OLpkf oATh.-Thb magnificent steamer vss spckss
hPerusvhuco sevsnteee days ous and there h no dout
hst ste vii be sts 70 lssve Pscans the lstter dAys
Setcber For usthcr Information, apply ~ hs sss 49,
Feshe heQ esseoship Company.
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M lEDICAL.

CEnTAIN CURE FOR cuTANEoUs CANCER
place. from e00 TO S300 according 10 agreements
ting place Of meeting, Boz 3,62c Post ofos N. r.
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OPEN EVERY NIGHr-FELLnWs. MINsrRrIs AT

II NTNSTHEES,
~ fslows' New Musical dali. 4l4 Broadway, between
Howard and Grand srsesThs Justly and
CORPS Of talented and exGlenced performers under
the sole management Of j. B. Fellows this
city for the past year have been received greatest
favor by the elite and fashion from all parts of Unien.
Fellows Musical Hall OF spaoous and beyt
ventilated budinss in the world Admission cents Doors
at t1 concert to at TX o'clock An afeI-
concert Wend day and satu day espe-
Alton miles, a. clock
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cured my dausher In two aay Of discharge from the
car M Of ~ years T. hins You cured me IN
year: wysnss You cured me Of desfnsss in
nineteen days-T. Brownins Artificial eyes inserted.
once D2 bro adway. Once hours IRON A. n to4P.M.
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TIE CATHERINE HAYES GRAND CoNPLlME,
L tary Concert to the
REV. FATBER MATHEW,
The great APOSTLE of Temperance.
VIII take place on WEpS EsDAy, November 9Th,

TRIPLER HALL.
Tickets to all parts Of the Hail. Two Doarp to be had
Joes Music store 800 Broadway. and at all the princips
music stores and hotels.
The Of artists who voun to aid Mise Ca
therine Hayes on this ccesson also the programmes
performances, will In future adyer
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CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL, NO.
- i72 Broadway above Grand strest-epen every nights
during the until further notice. The original we'll
inorp Chrstys Mnstrsls comprising efficient and
sate corps talented and Performers,
sh sty for sueeesson Of have been received
th Avor BY highly respectable and fashionable
Tckets, - cents Doors orep at 6Is ana will at
clock The patrons Of Chrsty knsrels respect
iu that the Saturday afternoon dis
ued
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RROUGHAMsL LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEARBROOMB
- sreetaDoors open at 70 begin a. * o'clock Dress
Circle And Parquet 80 ets Family Circle, Is Orches
ira Seats ST. Private Boxes S. Saturday evening" Nov.
the perform will with the opera play OF
hob ROY-Rob Roy Macg CAM III, Mr. Neafe; Rash
leigh 0sbldston Mr. Foster Francs Osbadiston Mr. Pal-
mer Bae Niehol yArvie Mr. Chippendale; Helen Mscge-
sor Mrs. haede. Diana Vernon Mrs shsrrst: Pa SsSi
Mr. Jordan; Tom Snude, Mr.. Sker-
kett Nra. 81 errett In four chArAotsrs.
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MADAH BIsCACCIANTTs GRAND CONCERT
.Nx Will take place

TRPLrR HALL, ON SATURDAY EVENING. Nov:
Meyer Herman. No and full Orchestra direc.
on Of Mr. George Loder Tickets eaeh to be had
music hotels and at the evening OF the
Concert. Performance to ence ct O. clock.
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For freight or passage, applyto
EbW'D X. C0LLfNS& CO., s6 Wall street, n Y.
BROWN; SIMPLIFY 90, Liverpool.
E. q. ROBERTSA CO.. Ii Kings Arm Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, JR., & Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
Of these ships will net be accountable gold
saver bullion Specie owery precious METALS
iess signed therefor value thereof
si-rer expressed.
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RARNuMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. RARNux.

AMEKICAN T. bAHNUNp
Manager and Propretor.-John Greenwood. Jr, Assist
ant Manager Admttanee TO the entire Museum and
children under 10 l2 oent Par.
quotte l2 cents Deneht of the greab Apostle of
worthy and good the humane and Rev. Fa
ther Mathew. Saturday Nos when viii be reprsdrceds
by and particular desire that toucn1 excellent
and popular moral play The Brunksrd all its original
peri, ction both this at o'clock and this
ing at ~ o'clock as follows:-THE DRUNKARD; The
Fallen Saved-hddleton Mr. Clarke; Dowton, Mr.. Hsds-
Nary Miss ketayer Cribhs Mr. enkns the rest OF
the characters the f the tSned All the
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OAkTIRo WISHING TO HAv. THE USE or rRIP.
sr Hall during three evenings In ths week. VIII pleas
l7ply. b. letter OF sthervise. 70
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-03-07
WOMAN's LOT.

Al n REV. JOHN 3. c. ABB0TT.
Woman's lot is, in many respects, a hard
ono. She Is peculiarly exposed TO adversely,
andyst she Is deprived Of most Of those re-
sources which enable men to meet calamity,
and % triumph oyor it. "A man may. in
soms sense; be the creator Of bis own desti-
nv. All the avenues Of influence, and
wealth, and power are open before him
The vide world is his home, and, with ener-
~ of character, ho can, If be fail in one en-
terurise. try another. Every trade, every
profession Is free for bis choice The bound
les Wost ~solicils him to cultivate the soil.
California opens 10 him her gold mines
Every river; every lake, and all oceans are
fslds inviting bis energies.
But how different are the chances Of a
woman, when the hour ofadversity falls up
on her. She Is, perhaps, left a widow. with
ne6sebled health. no property, and a family
Of and helpless children. She eau
SEEK no partner to be a father to her little
ones, and to repair the breach in the shat
tered household. She can open a boarding
house. II she chance to have friends to pro
vi3e her with the means. But the adyen
turo Il 40 hazardous to one all inexperienced
n such an enterprise, that success can rare
L. be anticipated. She can have recourse
10 her needle. But what can a mother
surrounded by helpless children, do with
needle, 10 obtain support? If she have
cultivated mind, she can take a school. ant
that seems almost the only available resourc'
open before her.
A few years sgo, in one Of the interio
towns Of New England, there was a wed
ding, under circumstances which gave unu
suaI promise Of happiness to the parties uni
ted. The young lady was beautiful AM
highly accomplished. Of good parentage, am
sufronnded BY 4 circle Of relatives, intelli
gent and refined. The young gentlemen
was 4 physician ofvery eminent PROMISE
Polished 10 manners. gifted with high poeti
taste, and skilled in his profession, he wa
enleEing upons apparently, 9 very brillian
cnreorof p~Saetiee. In the midst Of aeircle Q
fsnil;ss ofunnsual opulenee and refinement
The ,lot 81 Leonora was considered BY all a
peculiarly enviable. She received, at he
nuptials. the congratulations Of all her friend
and vas lad. b. her happy husband, TO
home apparently as highly favored as cart
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-03-07
CoNGRESs

Adjourned on Monday night last. amid
much confusion. All the appropriation bills
were passed after pretty considerable pru-
ming. Mr.. Potter, from the Post MICE com
mittea, then made a report on the amend
ments proposed by the Senate. and recon-
mended that they be agreed to as modified.
and which il was understood would be ae-
ceptable to the Senate. The amendments
having been read, Mr.. Potter explained very
fully the operation of the amendments. which
make the postage on newspapers published
monthly and semimonthly one-fourth and
one-half of that on weekly papers. and reg
ulate the postage on newspapers and period
icals according to distance. commencing on
the latter at one CEN per ounce under 500
miles, and fixing the rates on letters at three
cents when prepaid. and five cents when not
prepaid. The bill was passed almost unan-
imously.
Party distinctions, It Is said, were moro
distinctly drawn the last four or Eve days
than at any other time during the present or
last session Of Congress-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-03-07
PROSPERITY on THE CAUSE.

We are gratifed to learn from our exchan-
ges in eUery part of the United States, that the
great Temperance cause seems Of late to have
received a new impulse, throughout the length
and breadth of the land. In many States,
where a strong retrograding tendency has pre-
vailed for some months, new zeal and activity
seems to have been infuSed into its friends,
and the cause is rapidly gaining ground God
speed it, and bring near the time when man
shall be released from the great enemy, intern
perance.
But we must not forget that forming sOcie-
ties. and reforming drunkards can never bring
in the millennium Of temperance so long al
twenty or more drunkards are being made, for
every one that is reformed. Stop the drunk.
ard forming, and you wiz have no reforming
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THE VICES.

Gen. S. F. Cary, the Western cham.
pion of the Temperance cause. is now
the principal editor Of the Western FosssE
tain, published at Cincinnati. He brings
an eloquent tongue and an eloquent pea
to bear for the cause. OF the vice Of in
he writes as follows.
Every vice has its peculiar and char
acterIstic influence. Some affect the
circumstance ; oihersth the health others
the reputation all of them affect the
heart. some fatally, others psrtialis, but
intemperance brings complete rum. Il
laws its hand on property. and reduces its
victims 10 poverty. 1t then seizes the
body and fills it with loathsome disease.
II aiixes its seal ofinfamy upon the char
acter. and drives a man fromIespectabIe
society. II does not Stop here, but ex-
tends its blighiing influences TO his fami-
", reduces them to want and ellis them
with shame. 1t blasts the mind, blunts
the understanding. sears the conscience,
inaames every bad passion and leads on
its victim 10 the preparation OF every
crime. It makes man a perfect, an en-
tine wreck.
MISUNDERSTANDING the destructive pow
er Of this wee in this Christian land il
IS armed with more deadly power BY
Legislative enactmenti"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-03-07
DEATH on AN EDIToR.

We record with deep regret, the death Of
Francis J. B~rognard, one Of the Editors Of the
New York Organ, who expired at his resi-
dence in Jersey City, on the Goth ult, in the
35th year Of bis age. He was an able writer,
a warm and generous friend, and a devoted adj
vocate and member of the Sons Of Temper
ance. Though having a very slight personal
acquaintance with Bro Brognard, yet an at
taehment, a kindred feeling Of thought and
sentiment, has SO grown up with US from the
regular and welcome visits of his well-tuned
e Organ " 10 our Sanetum, that on reading the
sad intelligence of his sudden demise, we could
but feel that we had lost an old acquaintance
and intimate friend. Peace to lis ashes
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-03-07
THE ROsTON AFFAIR.

The trial Of those charged with being en-
gagged in the rescue of the fugitive Shadraeh,
continue in Boston, very slowly. New ar
rests are being daily made, ofthose supposed
to have been engaged in it while. on the
other hand. George Lunt, ESQ. u. s. Dis
trict Attorney. has been arrested at the in
stance of Burton. a negro who assisted
Shadrach in bis escape, on a charge Of malie-
ious SANDER, and held to bail in the sum Of
$10,000l A writ has issued against Cope
hart, Attorney Of Debree. owner Of Shad-
rach and an attachment has been served
upon the goods ofthe U. s. Commissioner,
and Deputy Marshal, for the arrest Of SbaE-
rack!! for and in bis behalf, tothe amount
of SO, 900 III The ground upon which
these suits are brought. is, that the Fugitive
law is unconstitutional RI the officers
acted sOithout authorltyf! The worst fea-
ture in the late riOtous affair, i. that the an
thorities- of Massachusetts, arc entertaining
these chGrgesNg