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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-10-09
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For the Literary Echo.
Creation.
Jehovah spake, and 10! the earth
At his command did rise,
The stars from non-existence sprang,
And spread around the skies.
Confused the earth in darkness lay,
Involved in chaos wild,
Till Gods eternal spirit moved,
And on the waters smiled.
The waters then divided were.
And to their places flowed;
The hills appeared, the land was seen,
Prepared for mans abode.
The earth produced all herbs and grass,
And trees Of every wood;
And what was made, God looked upon,
And saw that it was good.
Then, bursting from the Orient,
The lucid sun appears,
To warm the earth, and rule the day,
And mark out months and years.
Also, the moon, with beauty crOwn'd,
Appears with milder light,
Prepared her monthly course to run,
And made to rule the night.
The seas produced the finny tribes,
That in the waters play;
Leviathans and spouting whales.
Their bulky forms display.
The air was filled with fitting birds,
And foul Of every wing
How cheering to the newborn earth,
When first they woke to sing.
Out of the dust God made the beasts,
That on the earth do tread;
* Be fruitful and o'erspread the world
Their great Creator said.
To crown the scene then man was made,
And form'd living soul;
To hold dominion in the earth,
And have the chief control.
With rapturous joy the angels saw
The young creation rise /;
The morning stars together sang,
And shouted through the skies.
BETA.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-10-09
NUMBER 90
WASHINGTON on Marriage.

We are indebted to friend for copy
of the following letter by Gen. Washington.
1t has we believe never teen published out
of the well known Collection by Sparks
Its candor Of opinion, dignity of sentiment
and sound sense are characteristic Of tho
man. 1t should be pcrused with attention
not only by our lady-readers, but by young
gentlemen, who are apt to haste to the
wedding" 1t will be noticed also that the
remonstrance Of the patriot and guardian
were all in vain. Love in the olden time,
as now, being far more potent than pru-
dence =
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-10-09

So let no cloud of sorrow come,
To frown upon thy beings sky;
Dispel the darkness Of thy thoughts,
Heed not the storm that's lowering nigh.
Look on with never quailing eye;
The tender tree outlives the blast
Though chilling rains fall on its head,
More beautiful to see when past.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-10-09

A wag has discovered new letter in the
alphabct-id Ter rip.-Poa.
Still, another has come to light-h 'er
aocm.-Carpd bag.
And still another-ld 'er stule.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-10-09
VOLUME I.
che Giterarp Gfbo,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING b
ChamDlin & BabCOck,
At WESTERLY, r.

Office ON Vest Broad ST., IN the building neri
to II. & +. ShefielPs Store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
COUNTRY SEAT on STATEN Isl

~ AND-Por sale, convenient and well ouil DneA
house about IA mile from Va der5rs Landing nen lls
Riehmond Road provided with furnace eistsrns oAo o1
stable &c The house 10 placed on az III
nence COMMANDING prospects Of ssa and land nOs. NJ
eoualled for beauty aud extent roe gafosD Az
nre Ticblv stocked with aDe fruit Your scres, e1sny
woodland will be sold With he house and more II desired
Two-thtds OF the purchase money may io"a-n y" univ
ss sis swwGss EMERSON PRICHARD, 10 Wslst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
DYENECK VILLAGE LOTS.-For

esse $50 lots 81 by 81 feet situated 10 The town of Rye
and county u WSscheater Vii BE- disposed y! Ia lots ~
rols 10 suit purchaser The above los 81 Mrs
bly, siiuaiod ca beautiful dge Of land Sxty fses above
uoewsier and tWeoty miles FROM New-loIk bounded On
ne eide by me Sos,ou turnpike having
New fofk and New Haven Railroad running hrons "a the
Of the Land No spot 10 The ofsrs re
vsntsges the shove for 0aideg s,,s b~ng Nn -hA
OF mile from the Maulsrcneck SSAu0n and Loag I.ised
scund view Of watch may Do bal from no. paris Of
the land. The sloop sncing two ehurehss and s,hool
houses immecsiey scsni 10 The properly AMI no
copyeuiepces wsnung train Of cara viii isad pa
srpsess Ia New YOrk before ! O'CLOCK VI ami return
resching The village The hour 10 the evening FIVE
other trans stop the SsuOr during Iae dag, Tue
cation IL sas thsn seven ceata Ga the los Nse
dwelling houses rsary barns carriage houses, &c
which VIII be sold n low prices Terms Of sale Ia
per cent on subscribing for lot pol us "a ScS aiae
months payahs monthly whes wATrxztso decd Ut 10
Fiyen (ncure OF The o~nsTs. q BARRY sud y. TOhP-
&lNS The ss0ve store, IS sowerv where autographs
mar, and The price OF ssch lot ffon So SioG
seer sl6 lam VAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
NOR SALE-A desirable and superior

NOR SALE.-A desirable and superior
III three story Brick House and Lot al Jersey City.
very convenient dwelling for gentleman situated In one
of the desirable lOcsOnR, built In ms beat manner,
IN modern improvements; repleie with mar2e
rnanels bathing aud culinary fixtures, &c, with well
superior water under tbs kcheo 10 word the buhdng
model residence for convenience, comfort and heath
Purchasers invited to call and examine the house, %
York-st, Jeuey Cythree blocks from the ferry part
Of The purchaie money remain boRd and mortgage
for term Of years Apply to
myl 81 w TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
SODA and CROTON WATER FIX

STUREs, marble and siyered Psdestals Filterng w al
er Coolers Garden FOUNTAINS Hoe. Hose pipes md AL
binds OF aler fxiugs tho Tubular Filter Store, t@t
Broadway, Cd joiDiDg New-Ha7en RSnoad Depot 90
asO Inn W. LATINO co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

Z ICS. AND ALL OTHERS hEQIlRlNo CdtAP
MOTIVE POWER.-THE WlCCAPEE MANLFAC-
TURING COMPANY tfishtil Landing. n y have
large auoubt Il Wsier Power, nics n-y WI = as OF
- upon very sdvsr geOns terms IN Gnsn-7s oi I'VE
Hone Power aDc upW ard viii sufhcsnt amount o. bann
f,r erection % al peceassry bulk ngs lie i avery
Tor thos- who are cr1inpeo iJr room lo
have 10 psv for expensive steam power IL ne cy fae
uron<ry 10 within hsf mile o. te Hudson River ka a.
nd tie Hartford Providence End gshKih Railroad VII
rss N rough he premises hereby making u quite ~ con-
nsnt for usny kinds % business ocsted 10 he city
For ters &c apply the OSce OftH Company or, II BY
letter. (9cSt psio, } addressed a. All we 80 MS.
Fishkll Landing, Mach a, 1881. ma <nNNS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

EOR SALE or 30 LET, at Sing Sing,
u sDwelling House, with stable and about two acres
Of garden ftuiI ground lawn, &c besuuloly situated,
conn ing OF the fnesi views the Norh River
near the Railroad Depot aud Steamboat Landing Ia
enire OF JOHN RUSSELL 81 Sirg Stag, OF al = CID 81
Hew-lork sS0 StWS&M'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
HOUSESIN BROOKLYN FOR

Il SALE On Va1Bunt between Union a1d president
sis and within i've minutes walk Of the Hamuton aV
They are built Of brick ia substantial manner ,I!gS
stories hi Oh AID nesy finished with yerancas sH1 a. luo
ofsrrnode,n liz pfOvements The houses VII De soi1 O"'
Tbey have never beer Occn bed, being entirely me-" 40.
thrds OF TIE purchsse money can remain on n9h9 az
mortgage For 1Ihsr particulars enquire Of otN-
CERs0X corner Of Coumbis and President Sta Brook
Iyp. or GENIN & LOCKWOOD, Hanoysr,st, New
York. A~@O' ANAI~'N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGED

n FARM near Elzabethtown, j., consisting Of about
% acres OF good lRE6 oil under cultivation There 10
Iargs peach In full bearing and an abundance OF
npple irees The house IL conveniently arranged anf me
out buildings are substantial and ia perfect order THERE'S
cider mil lately built Of The best mslersls, aud AZ un-
falling well Of excellent water. .
above n desired
The properly will be sold low and on accom- nodaing
terms or exchap ged city lot applied FOR FOR
term. and particulars inquire OF BERNARD l@8
sscond.hv corner FiRbtb-st my3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

nor SALE-A small FARM on tho

n banksOf The Hudson, four miles nom Taryown, and
two miles ffem Sing Sing There Six Acres Of Land
large House and Barn, plenty OF fruit and shade
Yrees good Well aud inc Stream Of Water running
through the place FOR further particulars Inquire OF AS
KNOWLTON near The premises S,lswns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
Inporsntto HOuseEeeper. r.,
N-EW HOUSE FURNISHINGS TORE

Ne Cansl snd IS Lisp-uard sis-The attention OF
keepers IL invited ihs stock OF ne" locs NJ NC
snov. store Tor hou,e-fnrnishrg, comP1nng hsrd"ne
Kt,cb.o Furniture Wooden Tin Britannia ard Psnlsh-d
Wsre CBterv Brushes, Baskets, Step+sdders, Taos,
e. r. srd .verv article necesssTy In housekeeping or
clearing ~ prices TO induce cal before purchasing else
Where Rene mber, Al SIMPSON Go o. ~ Csnai ana
s. Iispenard-st 100 feet west Of Broadway. az n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

n with one acre Of excellent LAnd situated 1he cor
ner OF South aud Willow eta In the village OF stanford
Conn within ave minutes walk Of the Railroad Depot -
Yhe House is about n feet sqBsre With hne piszEs
Mig acrOss entire front There 10 also convenient
and well finished basement hot air furnace cooking range
as.ern and good well Of water likewise large snd com
nOdiOus coachhOuse aud stable all In perfect order
large portion OF the purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage n dssred For terms inquire premises
srOf WIN II FRANKLIN SON CO.
Milf No Breads 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

AND.-FOr sale, SIX acres OF good
4 - Yin good Dwelling Hous-, two stories nigh n
br.ss 10 he Slin Basement sad Dat Build
~. ssrfe5 vsr1ss Of Fruit Trees aud plenty q good
IT,, SID property IA situ sied 10 nc town % Dsen
Cen oue ni from LOns lssnd Sound and " minutes
syaE ton The de2pi Of tle Ne~ Yofs sod H7WHss7o
esiro,d Prre s16a0 FOr fuEher particulars inq1re Of
sIMUEL " RAYMOND. near ne depot ai2 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

ITO LET-A Furnished Cottage on Stat
81 I,la,e I've minutes wslK from Nsnderol.s Land
frg For iurtser particulars inquire OF
u n " CLARKE, "a Wa e.. up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

ITO LET-A desirable House in the
-rsst ,ise OF he city 3 hile below Fourteenth A.
pa, OF he reut W - taken n board Address "
I-nlou square Pos. Oice, pos paid my2 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
V7ARRYTOWN CEMETERY, Sleepy

n Hollow This Cemetery. which has now b, en- ncor-
pOraied and dedicated for upwards OF eighteen months
and which already contains Grge number OF ntermsnIs
and Improvements 10 now for The hst time OF red 10 me
OF TarrytowD aud accessible from the city OF New Yok
by aeRmbOst and Hudson River Railroad, several times
dav the ca running from Thirty secOndst TarfytOwn
10 fry minutes The price of lots containing iln
square feet will he &5 to tho FRET Of June Sfer he hsI
Of June. $50
Further Information may be obtained, aud maps OF the
Cemetery seen by calling on DAVID LUDLOW, Jun, SO
FrontsL New York; PETER VAN ANTWERP, l9
WsUst and JACOB STORMS, the Superintendent at The
Cemetery myS 81 W2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
TENNISON'S DIAPHRAGM FILTER

~ removed from 257 to S14 BrosdwsyWatsr and other
liquids perfectly clarified BY this simple apparatus adApted
for The Of steam boilers paper makers e!eseherE and
oshers vho require pure 1mpo water. simple and con-
venent made for travellers and ships use The
United sGles Rotary Force Pump used board al United
States he Obtained with leading and f1con nose,
the Diaphragm Fllter ofsce; oE brosdway
aslm WALTER n. GIBSON, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
PORTABLE ROTARY

4 BORING MACHINE This Machine = now on ex'
hbi-on stlhe room5 OF the Amer,sn lnsru.e no' ~
- v-t v-fch i before The public il vii bore AZ inch
10 feet deep in one minute One machine ans i4s Ignt
Tor ay pa, Of he United states NAV De puIeaau o. s
pa ee v no viii be IL attendance esch day nom NJ
rrtil p 81. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

II OTIS, &c.-FoT sale. 200 Lots of Land
h Iat Harlem Also Farm u Use acres on LoaS Island
one mile ana halt dom Cold Spring hATbOE, IN good
der hoase, Outhoasrs aud one orchard lsqaire u
ala Ina FREDK T. wESrBROOK. ~ ChSaherssc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
'LLLNOIS LANDS WANTED.-Tbo

advertiser reading In Chicago viii be n lhs city Anew
dsys ana viii exchange good city property Zoe Lands or
rear Chscsgo he will purchase such prope Is al fair
price, Apply 10 d BAkER, Lawyer, Il N AssSasL
mV2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
TNOR SALE-A Plot of LAND contain

ing sixtysx acres situated the east bank OF tne
Budso Ia miles OF the village Of Siug sing sno iour
miles from Tsrrytown The land 10 IN the very hgnet
etse OF cultivation aud commands from every point view
o. Tappan and the Hudson River for more Than my
miles Ia extent Fortyhve OF are covered win an
Orchard OF The choicest grated Fruit and variety OF other
sefu ard ornamental Trees There are two good sarns
with wafer convenient and the annual product OF tne SOL
now paws good interest the Dnce asked There 70
ProtesIst Episcopal Church within ten minutes walk OF
ne premises II 10 IN the midst OF beauutd co91Hy SUI
on every sde by The seats Of some o. oar mOsI
citzeps and with the addition OF suitable build
ings would make OF tbs most delightful and cor.
The Of the HudsOn as II IL out
one hours rde by Rsiroao from Thftyhrsst For terms,
inquire Of J. M kNOWLTON, on The premises, or OF j.
n VOTING. "A WssL as WSSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
WHO WANTS a HOMESTEAD


w FOR ONLY S2il-The readers attention Is ca ed
10 an advertisement setting forth the part cuars OF houss
lots FOR sale Long Island in he vii e OF deiman-
Vile TIE offered is novel and very prom
Using ore The proprietor DropOses = farms worth over
e. SO AID az lois &C. b. distributed among subscrD
ers Those who invest risk a all AZ equlYaen or
her money being Is1red hem Tbs land Is among the
best on l. ng Issnd easily cultivated ans has great fac-
ties for market
Each subscriber Il entitled eight lots - By 100 feet,
living together or iarm Of rom foor II twenty acres The
shares are limited 81 S2j-pay abe s. when subscribed Tor
a. or or re the cav Of distribution ard the balance Ia
mo1tlv nsta mens Of g. About 675 shares are taken
The commutauon HeTmanyie Is only 81 and % Genus
per week.
The lots are situated in the village Of Hermsnvl4
the Long l. end RniTOEo County of suffolk, add my miles
new vsge, recently laid Ost, where handsome buildings
are erected
Those who have visitsd be lands them exca
lent aud constantly on the Use Those who invest viii
thuH pui their money in profitable vein.
III one OF the heahes places 10 the DLued states,
within one mile Of RoukOrsOma Lake, beauum sheet OF
water Hhont three m les 10 cfcum ference OF singular
hsh The village is bat miles dstat fro a the great
South Bay, which rs FIVE miles wide sud iortg miles ong.
and ubund onty supplied viii oysers CLANS and hsh u
various kinds
We have doubt but that here many in this sect on
Of the County who viii be gsd 20 ava Themselves OF tins
fortunate opportunity 70 obtain that ambition life
A GOOD HOMESTEAD. iBOston Dall, bee
At near Pear, New York. or CHARLES WOOD. at The
same place either Of whom will receive reuiitsnces aud
forward receipts therefor by return OF mail They VIII
grstuousy furnish maps and pamphlets OF tse prop
e'tg and cheery give such other information a. may be
desired CHARLES WOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
BAKERS IMPROVED MODE OF

ID SETTING BOILERs-Orders viii he received for
the above Az rm son furnished 80 10 plan AID the
ing which has been effected 10 numerous cases
so n STILLMAN ALLEN co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
TVNO BE LET.-The dwelling part and

Two BIZ LET.-The dwelling part and
a baseu OF the building on N w corner OF Ave
nue. and SiXtsenhs CrotOn water on each nosr mar
be mantels, NC. Rent Si2o
Also the new adjoining building north side OF Six
teenh st with marble mRntes sud CrolOn water on each
noor. Rent, 10 good family, SIS.
Also the new adjoining one with marble man.
Iea and Croton water on each door. Rent S415.
Also, the upper pan Of the building on N W. corner OF
Second avenue and Twenten-sL has tearooms and Gro
ton wster on each floor Rent $Sl5
The House and Store on N w corner OF Third'svenue
and FouethsL be had Lessee OF several years, by
the occupant masking bic own repairs Rent $40.
Inquire OF $. c fHWlNG the premises al sixteenth
st. corner Of Avenue A. from TO Pm or a. % Wall 81
from II TO 2 2 M al Franklin House, Fulton Ferry,
Brooklyn, morning and evening. ~ lmMfhNS%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

III IN strattord, Conn, ,he ID pot aad Steamboat
Landing "a hours only from New York. with i've or ak
daily lrains each The house 10 modern built ~ feet
by 81 Of the best mserissvey convenient aud OF ele
giant appearance with sahiug coach house aud every
necessary Fruit Of sill knds aud OF 6ne
qualify IL will be cold great bargain Inquire OF Dr.. y
WHITING, 81 East Broadway, NewYOrk, or OF the
Postmaster Al Strstford mo lav9.S*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

EOh ShbE.-h ochuItUt country CouI
n with about two acres of Land Al Tsrryiowp, within
n few minutes walk Of the Hudson River RsurOh Depot
The House entirely new twOsOrys and hRt OF the best
materials Thess premises command besuufu view OF
Ths Hudson River ths surrounding village or from 10
10 acres OF Land for building st@ with splendid view
OF the Hudson River will bc dspo,ed Of which cannot be
surpassed on The Banks Of the Hudson For further
ticulars inquire Of q. ID REVERE, News Agent near
the Depot or of WM n SEE on The premises. my2 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
ANDBLACk zIYCPIIST

NF-The bes PAIN, 10 use ior Iron. or osAa- -
sces. For sale BY ). z JONES L CO 80 ar.
'oi } Exploring and Anins Co. IS Bss,s,.,
See to.iO giug ceruncsfe.
U : Day OoSk OErlcR N,rr w.
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ATTENTION =

III HOl. SEN n L AAAN L ACAN
particular invitation lie extended TO all Housele ep-
er, old and Young TO Wilt WILSON'S Cheap Cab
Hardware and Furnishing Store. Si6 BoTery, between
sprns AID Prince where hey viii h1d superior as
s5rtmen Of housekeeping articles sues Ss Cu1sy' hsra
Esre Ergiith ard American Brthnnia wars TN "sre
German 81 yer Goods Wooden Ware. Brushes, &c
Among his stock OF Cutlery will be found Dining sad
Dessert Knives ard Forks Cooks Butchers and Bread
knives Scissors Shesrs, Pocket sod Pen Knives
The assortment Of Hsrsware 10 very extensive emarsc
Ing every description ofrrsyf Lamps. Candies cks hA-
rDsrs Hatch=s Axes. Pols Kettles. Pans, S-ar-hods'
stair.rod Eyes, Shoveis, Spades, a.
Superior articles OF Britannia Ware, as Co1ee Yes snu
Water Pots Sugar and Cream. Table and Tea spoons
soup and Gravy Ladies. Pitchers Go9les, Cups Ca'1o-
Lamps Cand esrcks 6c- &c ~, , a.,
Hii German Silver Goods cannot be excele4 and ais
variety Of Spoors Butter Knives Sugar Tongt Snuhefs
rays spittoous Lamps Csudlesucks &c very s11sn-
Gfve -, 49,
stock Of Tin Ware contains everything from Match
Box TO a Summer Oven, Including Ba'ins, rou, rams
Boxes Lef tefns, &c , -
A genera collection Of Brushes, FOR windows door,
coihes hair or teeth AL first rate, and All very ceesp
Among the "iiemsr OF Wooden ware are w snIuos'
Boards Bowls Psis Boxes Siep-Ls1ders; and under
the head Of Msce aneoui little o. everything MAJ 'on-
uce 10 the comfort pleasure and convenience OF house
keeping. J. NILLoON, Sl9 $500,
Al2 81 slkW VIDA between sprlng Aho tllnCe so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
DOuNTY LAND WARRANTS.-

VR(EU MY LA n ID w hFNfNhLN IN)s--N
hBwouh inform all persons who are entitled under the
ls acts Of Congress BOuu Lands mat Will ei1end TO
locating their Warrants either 10 Illinois, Missouri or
Iowa Being partner ola long established land agency
In Quincy Illinois where much valuable Information haA
been acquired respecting Western lands an eonhdoni
thai have IL In power 10 locate Warans adTan
eOusly all persons who shall give Us theu business
Apply either 70 klNGMAN, Quincy, Illinois, or 70 The
suhecriber JOHN TlLLSOh, lS2 BROADWAY
a. luDkWs New YorL
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nATENT COMBINATION SOAP
SECRET OF BEAUTY, OF How to B,

ECRET OF BEAUTY, or How 10 DO
~ Handsome.
can Instruct any person how to be handsome
taach how 10 uRkeb brown SIN TAR AID cleM.
ieHch how 10 remove tan, pimples aud hecel-s
teach how TO change the saOw lace into one Oh peshT
teach how 10 make tho wrnklet skin snooh
reach how 10 make brown teeth as white a. pa.na
1 teach how To axe diseased gums hard and sound
ieach how tO make offensive breath perfectly sweet
teach how 90 make harf brown hands aoh and shls.
teach how to make lha hair grow luKursniy
can hssien the growth OF whskers, mustachOs Re-
teach how 10 have bright aud Sparkling eyes.
teach how TO preserve the eyesighl for lie.
teAch how 20 restore Impaired eyesight
teach how change gray hair 20 Us original color
teach how 10 change the color " the hair desired
teach how 10 make tho hair soft, rich and ( Ossy
teach how 10 make the lips and cheeks red.
tesch bow - remove supei huOus hair
know they are all perfectly harmless
know they all very cheap aud pleasant
know every person Will iEe them on Trial
give dr,cuons to make and use iheee compo1rdt
know thev better than any advertised cosm5ues
asa ONLY ONE DOLLAR for all hisinfofmston
receive no letters unless postpaid
Address, or send % "a LANASsE french Chemist ~
kasssu-st corner Of Ann. Eew-YOrk-he VIII 5000 ~
WORK by mail or otherwise " No agencies ossoashea
JUDGEMENT TO CLUBs-TO accommodate ncigne9'
hoods eight copies will be sent for FIVE DoLLARs Cao
orders must mer lion ell The names o the persons 'o m<
the club. Beware OF limitations. Address ~ above
all lmTuThGS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
VOLLAMORE HOUSE, $50 and 532

A WILL MOh r f1OOSE, o0U anu 0O<
~ aud 5S4 Broadway corner Of Sprngn will be opened
on or before the Isl OF May.
The House is centrally situated II being but one square
below kihOs and for des able rooms, either 10 suit or
single will compare svorHhly with any house IN The city
Its the e rrnnAdOn OF The fropheOgs 10 make Il ore
the heat Houses and no paus viii be spared TO render
desirable and attractive inc public and tie patrons.
Families breaking up housed eepng and wishing rooms,
will do well to make early icalion. Also families from
abroad w.hing rooms for ID ummer,
AppioAiun nav be- made =. be House during the day.
PERRY 4 COLLAA0RE,
corner n roadway aud sphng.sL
New-York, April 10, 1851, AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
VOR RENT.-Tcmporance House
vVO MANUFACTURERS.-To Let,

II several rooms with steam power and good supply Of
sOn wsler, IN the bcf building corner Of YORK and
Greene ss. Jersey City, only block from the ferry
and peculiarly adapted TO light mechanical business
Said rooms viii he lei separately or together and poss-s
sOn given Immediately For further Information apply
on Tho premises, or 10 GRlNNELL 4 SON
N.Y. ST. IS Msidensne.