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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01
Garden Manures applied in Fall and
Winter.


Frequent complaints are made by those
who are limited in their gardening opera
lions, that whatever rlanures they do np-
ply TO their gardens, burn up their crops
when the heat of summer comes on. We
have le,, this Inconvenience too, and in
looking around to find remedy, have
conc TO the conclusion that whenever
garden requires active stimulating ma
nures, they should be applied, and spaded
or powed under Immediately. 1t will have
become by spring the proper foodof plants
and as all manures leech upwards, the
surface soil will he in fine condition for The
growth of vegetables whereas, if the ma.
nurc is applied al planting lime, especially
Inc crude manufes generally applied here,
just as vegetables are mos, required. they
are fired by action Of the sun Oh The ira
nure, and the gardener has the moriitica.
ton 10 find bis labor and money thrown
away. Whatever manures are applied IN
the spring, should he well roled or OF
cooling nature. There are many families
that ANNUALLY waste 4 barrel or tao O!
Ieeched ashes, when had it been applied to
the garden paici. they would have had
yearly yorks" as well as llreir neighbors
The SOAP suds from The wash tub is
manure that may be arahed with safety
and with profit in the spring. and vel how
lew ever Use them excep. TO enrich the
earth around ,hofr kitchens, and make
loalhsome mud holes, when perfumed
flowers, luscious fruits, and mammoth. veg.
c'ables, might have been made by them.
We do no. yet properly appreciate the i'm.
por,ance of a garden. The bearing ina,
IT has upon the happiness and hea!.n Of the
family, is plainly percer,ible whenever We
find well conducted gErden how highly
lmportan, then mat we should understand
the proper food Of plants. lie would GER.
,ainly be a mad physician who would give
his fevered pa,ien,s stimulanis 10 raise the
fever higher and higher, until vitality was
consumed. So with the gardener, plants
nre frequently stimulated 10 death. for the
wan, of proper cooling food. Oar garden
soils can scarcely be too rich, but i, must
he a richness re,eniive o! moisture, and not
a. would be the case if the stable manure
was applied in The spring, be richness
which burned everything in contact with
ii. Ho, then, Tor your wagons and your
weelbarrows, load them up, and cover
your gardens quicklyS plow ,her, up,
turn the manure under, and when the
early seed iiaic comes, you ptcd not fear
bu, a harvcs: @.R follow.
wec6iy the above from The "Columbus
Encuire-," and weihistiy approve of the
advice g::veu. Many manures have too
intense an ncuon when first applied 10 be
used With satSty among these may be
enuaerapd Peruvian guano, sulphaie OF
soda. sul5na,e OF ammonia. saiipeire. and
many others. ANY or all these may be
applied safely in the fall or winter. and
by being slightly covered, they will be
carried into the soil al q season when the
temperature is no, sufficient TO corporate
the more volatile portions /; and hence
they become divided before spring, so that
the young sponeio'es at FIRST starting, do
not come in contact with any material
quantity Ed. Working Farmer.1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

Potato Cheese.-Boil The potatoes, and
reduce them, when cold, 10 pulp strain,
and add sour milk, pin; 10 pounds Of
pulp If is then kueaded several times,
and dried in the shndc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

Ess- The Sunbu1y -imerican states that
with Shamokin coal, a match and free
soil or abolition paper are as good as corn
cobs to make it ignite. This does not
accord with our experience but if Br.
Masser will send us a load to repeat the
trial, our coal-bin shall be open to convic-
ton X
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01
Mid.Wintar

Is again upon us-keen frosts and abund-
ant snow. How it chills the blood, and
pinches one up as gold does miser's heart
Yet, it hath its own full harvest of enjoy
ment. Home happiness is deeper and
truer, and richer zest is impaired to fireside
pleasures. The hand of charity opens
wider, the heart of bencvolencc beats more
warmly, the ties of common brotherhood
are more readily recognized, and the obi
cations of fraternal duty more promptly
honorcd. Those who will, may realize that
1T is more blessed to give than to receive
Then the transition from mans inner life
Of manifold pleasures to the attractive
charms of the external world, carries with
it no pang of regret or selfreproach; but
each is attuned in harmony with the other.
How healthful and re-vivifying it is,
buried in furs behind prancing stccds, to
dash like reindeer out into the open cx-
panse of the country; through the broad
valley; threading the dense forest and
sweeping over the crest Of the mountain
ridge-out with the fresh breath Of the
morning; in the bright glare of noon-day;
Or beneath the canopy of the still and starry
night, when the immortal spark within US,
spurning its earthly cnthralment. yearns to
plunge into the fathomlcss depths Of space,
and drink in the full tide of the unwritten
music of the heavens, as it peals nightly,
magnificent and lone from the star-gem'd
harp of the Almighty.
Poised on the skaters ringing steel, how
it is to skim, on the wings Of
the wind, over the broad bosom of the fro
zen river Now coquctting and curvins
on some rare field of ice, clear and pellucid
as a crystal fountain, revealing the quiet,
depths below with startling
transparency and distinctness-and then
suddenly tearing away down stream like
mad, with the CLASSY surface before you
blazing in the eye of the ascending sun
like sea of molten silver:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

Mouldy Beans may be resolted and
made fit for use, il net very bad, by rim
siag well in ho, water and carefully drying.
Mou'dy corn or peas may tic treated 10
the same way.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

SDrSouth Carolina has put off her ''se-
ceding' State Convention until - Oc-
tober next We think the Dissolution
will have to be postponed from time to
time, la mode the Millerite delusion.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

br-Somebody wants to know what
would become of poor fellow who should
get into Philadelphia law Office contain
ing five or six Lawyers, when he had only
one S. bill. x
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01
LescSsbss1g, Pa.
Wednesday Morning, Jan. L.

ADVERT1ZE !-Executors. Administrators, Public
Officers, City and Country Merchants Manufacturers,
Mechanics Business Men-al who wish to procure to
dispose Of anythingwould do well give notice of the
same through the L<,cisburg Chronicle" This paper has
good and increasing circulation in community contai
ming large proportion Of active solvent producers
cOnsumers, and dealers, any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

%We have received large number
Of subscribers on the following proposition,
which by request VIC have extended for a
month. After that time, the regular
Terms will be required of ALL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

GJ-'Ths figures which expressed the number
of the States in the Union. have in SIXTY years
become tran'posed-the l3 has turned around
into 3i.''
Lewisburg has done BETTER having in
ten years increased in population from
t,eetre-twenty l22Ol to tventy-t,eeIre l2OI2. J
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01
"Awsy. sway! with a curve and dash,
And iigh: and a bounding spring:
For ths racers speed and the lightning's fash
Only Vie with lha shatcrs tiincn

All; if such small taste of the poetry of
motion can wake thrill of ecstacy, what
shall be its full fruition when this mortal
shall put on Immortality and speed, with
the wings of thought, far out into the ILL
mitable universe-to distant, mysterious
realms inaccessible to the boldest imagin-
alton in its most sustained and lofty flights?
Eye hath not seen, ear hath not heard,
neither hath it entered into the heart of
man to conceive the glories that lie shrou-
ded from mortal vision.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

neA-The Ladies Sale in the basement Of
the Baptist Chapel on Christmas Eve-to
furnish Rooms in the University-was we'll
attended, and We learn netted about SEQ
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

a GEED,-I teel myself under obligation
TO express, in this public manner, my heartfelt
gratitude to the kind friends in and about Lewis
burg for their Donation 10 me and my family or
Christmas last. ! pray that God, who is ihe
source Of all good. would richly bcsow upon The
'.s'veIs" all needed temporal and spiritual ble--
sings. MI. A1Irnas.
Lewisburg, Dec. 80, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

s3'B BY request Of number of citizens, M
AIKEN will read the Rev. Theodore ParseI'
Thanksgiving Sermon. in the Christian Chuifs'
on New Years "wednesday evening comusi'
cling at early candle.light.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

nsa The Penn'a Legislature will meet
on Tuesday next. The Member from this
District, Col. Slifer, has left for Harrisburp
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01
NWe will send
Sartain's Magazine, Or
Godey's Lady's Book, or
Graham'S Magazine.

with the Lenisbury Chronicle, for 1851, to
any one who will pay us $3.50 in Advance.
The price of those Magazines is ITO single
subscribers So.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

bW The Ohio Legislature seems not
likely to make choice of U. S. Senator.
Florida, ditto.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01
Harrisburg PAPERS.

GEORGE BERoNER & Co., have issued
the first No. of a Dailya and Heeky"Amer-
iican," at 81 per year for the Daily and 81
for the Weekly, in advance. The Intelli-
gencer is merged in this new journal,
which will sustain the national and State
Administrations. We hope Harrisburg
may keep up Daily.
TnEo FEM & Co., S.ate Printers, pro-
pose to print the Telegraph, daily, during
next Session of the Legislature, at So a
single copy, or . copies for S.
The Legislature should aid directly in
sustaining at least one of these papers.
A Daily paper is requisite to the proper
information of the people during the ses-
sion, and would save large amount Of
correspondence by the Members, now
paid for by the State in the way Of Post
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The communication entitled Another
Year is Gone," does not rise above the level
ofstale mediocrity, and is therefore declined.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

8 Tecks Whine soup beans.
The market value OF these crops in
Harrisburg would almost be enough to
purchase western farn.-Harrisburg
Telegraph.
pWe'I, our venerable brother .in.law
has raised pretty fair crop, that's fact |.
Bu, The Telegraph does no, seem 10 know
(and some OF the rest OF mankind NAV be
in the same predcamen,,) that this large
resu, is no doubt owing to the fact that
Col. L. is diiigen, reader o: the Lewis.
burg Chronicle, which devotes more
space TO agricultural matter Than any
o'her country newspaper in the Common.
wealth within our knowledge. We nigh,
also family allude 10 valuable personal sug
yee,ions furnished him from our own large
experience, the last lime We visited Hal
iiny ,bu,-our excessive modesiy iorbids.-
Ed. ChTon.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01
The Farmer.

D@The Farmers of Center and Clinton
'ounties have appointed Delegates to the
State Agricultural Convention.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

s~Snow fell three feet deep at Roch-
ester, N. Y, during the storm Of Tuesday
of last week, and completely obstructed
travelling for time.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

WOOD Wanted 80 ,eee.nt, innsds',Eyi; ia .,Ei.Hf = =
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01
QHb CHRONICLE.
n. o. H1cKoK, Editor.
o. N. woRDEN, Publisher.

At 81 80 cash in advance. in three menths 50 pait
within the year, and 81 80 at the end of the year
Agents In Philadcphia-v b Palmer and " Carr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

ERead our Terms, llrst Page.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-01

GREAT PRoDuctlox.-We do not re.
member 10 have read of greater production
froma small piece of land, than the following
from field near Halifax, belonging 10 Col.
John p Leebrick. The quantity in the
10, was fuo and hay acres, and the
production us follows:
22I bushels ears OF Corn.
40 Potatoes.
400 Turnips.
20 " Tomatoes.
IS heads Cabbsse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24

10 fortunate enough to hnd sufficient capital smsng the
free trade party Of England there are
capitalists enough among the Kosuth party TO take the
loan required-hs mission viii result his indvi-
dual advancement politically than to the interest Of
those he represents in financial circles 1t is impress
sen that Mr. Walker viii fail In his negotiations The
free trade party in England may heap all the honors upon
him. IN it's power to gye but its leaders have money
TO lend the Illinois Central Railroad Company he cannot
get the loan. He may be named at every banquet in
Great Britain prominent candidate for the iPresi
dency Of the United States but il the prime movers have
ne money the Central Railroad Company must look else
where for capital to construct their road The probability
is that the Central Railroad Company will have to hunt
up new negstasor to send TO Europe raise all the
neney they want at home. There have been all kinds
efreports in circulation to the effect that Mr. Walker
had secured the amount OF money required but We
doubt the truth Of all Of them Under the most favorable
auspices it has found dicut at all times to raise
loan Of any magnitude IN England but circumstances
If political character have recently trsnspired in
ssrd to the mission Of Mr. Walker, that have prel-
diced the minds Of cass of capitalists in London against
him. personally that it Is utterly impossible fer him to
yhing in the shape Of money out Of them for any
private or public purpose
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ISsURANCEs.

v,HE BROOKLYN FIRE INsUEANOE COMPANY
n Chartered IN lS24 mecs ~ Fulson street Broohlyn
fEetciants Erctaug Wall STREET. New York-have their
oaItl Zee also hauds9us surrlusl nyetsd IN the mos
undCubted seturs snd coutnue 70 insure bulldogs
tttrde frTituf and other rel Trtftrty, vessels IL
Ec eud hr agoss upon - favorable terms as any Other
wTtLrAg nLLsWCRTH, President
hFnrn G. srFvr0s ss-rstaff.
A TFU INsURAEc E.-NA1IONAI LOAS FUND LIFE
- Aftnran.e eoeflv q tcudtnt General A4ents faCt,
Tr4 Crtrd flfatt. --tY .E.fn7 abtse tompany Ctn-
To- tat uGrrture tNe lvsa "a persons -c8d'nb
United lra fiHlr'H aUa 0fttr aroliel be-
fa.ss ss fafas r.eniun lsr tsrms, tiark iorua.
. tLeErEE 9rSRR, ueaasAl aSoai
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

JUST PuBLIsHEp-REHARKABLE AND INvALuA-
~ Bile medical book for sentlemen, by DR.. v. Hoek ths
celebrated author and lect1rer-hans System, Ans
tomica and fhlsiologcs with the Causes Sympoms
Cure OF every arrangement 20 which 10 liable and INA
ns Of preserving OF restoring it's powers
Cd age-e only book OF the kni In the Enssh language
me new astonish all and the hitherto unknown
mens on relief give hore and life 10 thoussnds 81 the
uufortunae aid Towerss formerly sunk in hopeless des
Lar ftieh edition; eolorsd plates Published ~ r. W.
cns - Nssesu street .rt 70 he bad from al bookeeer
BY
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LEGAL NOTICES.

nTrICE OF RECEIVER or TANEs No. sNEW CITY
" HafTsxes for lS5i.- Taxpsycrs are hereby nouted
Mss an addition 81 enc pr cent VII bs nate ~ 81 ,.sea
remaining unrst tfo1s tay CO n1tentcr rer sd to
rcens on No 1851 dy 81 Nec,m lne would
rfrs urcn ffh tarrayUrs fir .nrancd Ct m rg tH esp
rtyrraSts a. prt t1 avoid ts crowd aaa delay ~hta
ut n-crtssrv follow ius, previous 20 we pgr entase BE-
irr efdrf Tha insl aaF Novruhar qccrxrHr -uaAr
uHrayers ere rsrti;ul.t az y iey t1el.,a,
viii be thc lsft aty ursA ><f4 MI rtesssd rt-fsie
ne s8aon al crs Per csut&1isars tr rdcefyle Nancy
frors Stiesf A. - asfNSreaptsble .ruoeey sniy re-
ssiTsa hAhl = s-kAAkks -SSsifW VI AkSss,
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INSTRUCTION..


THE CHEAP TERM AT GOLD3MfTHs WRITING
Il Rooms, 2s9 Brosdwsy. Ali men who think, see taF
nteety Of neat sno r,yd psamaasp Ia chs pea an
Tie educated world pushes ignorance LEFT bebina
With poverty TIE amount Of oorresrHn
denee United States has qusdrupled In I'VE ytas IN
expert penmsn alone Keep With the rush u ~
great sroik Even lightning has been taightt
the bile convenience The young man, waof
rsu tbsys like magic wand the mp1ie Of his thouslt
whose ltndvrtipg 10 lsgble proof OF bis iness for t
and i'm portsnt mechanical duties Of eerk scr
resronds coryst, will have one hundftd chances
rroh,atie emp where the bad penmau his eqls
perhaps in talents has not IL The rsae ot tbs eagle
isantt the tortoise Geld,mi,h-to irn. the asomplise
within the reach Of shss reduced bis charges
half sives ten class lessons for 81 20 or unm
numter for TO- and also private essonf moderate
terms his rooms go Broadway Ladies classes At IL
NJ and p. n Gentlemen, during the day and evening"
PooKKEEPINo. ARITHMETIC, ETc, TAUGHT ~
ID tie thorough msnner. By Practically ayalab.
course Of instruction. at W. j. Rsnvilles No >,
Broadway Each student receives separate attention and
rsrdly advsnced in his studies. Open day and evening
Terms moderate.
IMPORTANT TO scHooIs-A GENTLEMAN VINO.
until very lately had charge % the spsnish depar;
ment large institute will give Instruction the abov
aprusse In respectable public At the following or
rates % sny number Of rupils;-0ns hour three saes
week. $40 III; hour daily, Sl5 Private n1truc
uon also sven. Apply ~ ga Tho npson street.
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CLOTHING.


TO ECONOMISTS, AND ALL OTHERS WISHING TO
krOr where 10 their Winter Clothing ceanei dyed,
turrte strea repaired At short notcsGo % ssni 20
IS Jants Be- svercosts S. Coliars buttons Innings
h"cd ~ A CARTISSOs, late Of Murray street.
CAsT orr CLOTHING WANTED 30 PURCHAss
" about two Thousand dollars wsrth Of good ett-Of
CloNins In large or smk Quantities ter which tAe full
fare vii be gven In surr.nt rcney oasrpcati9n either
irsonaI o. rurh rrst % James horoueT, ~ his stcrs
u orange sweet tew doors from Chatham street.
EAST orr CLOTHING AND FUsNITUgE WANTED
" Lsties crgentemen defrous Of Converting sher cast
81 clothing furniture. sc, rso aash iAt
taue for he hy sending for tie subsober at his r
tnce through the Post Oce Laties stcr tci ~ Nrg
Dusseldorf l.. N. DUsSEbDORF, - Elm ssrest.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE. FANCY
~ Dretses, Firtarme, watches and Jswelry Waated.-
Thirty Ter cent paid above the usual received the
aeoyei On making tpp alton 70 the subscriber WI will
tantty appointment. Laoss attended 81 Mri Phillips.
g. L. PHILLIPS, No. Park pisco.
CyAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNifURH wANTEr
- Ledi4s 81 en- having ciethirr. frrnttrs
oTerv or stoeh Eocae ~ tsr'se ~ ctt-in s csst
rs toE gt ts- ~ 81 Sing or t1c sni fartfr 40 ha @
tnft - ettough sac pt ltdeH tt1udsa hv hrs tchcr
u. 8. COHhN. f3 SIN fifcot
THE sIgrAN JNCEAsINCIY ROWS wiTHf1F
sutfciiter. laaifs and s1u.smen lni1r Pc payi 1.
et Frrr continue t1EsId tl-t orders igr me $50 2.
.. ir cast ~ frr rsl jewg'ry Fu-ritu-e G'. ir1ic
-. t-'sitaie /. q TVb4EiI' nNi s's''i
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THE BALL SEAs0N.

= s. a.rss Guard. vii az p.s. = SiS is
Pre-
CARY y. isssS. rssy s%yss t. Ess%s.d
EI HANNAH ssns' g. D csssr;. ssss .Is
Isi1.y.s. ,. rsrsa:... 9. do'd,Ias n 5S:ssn-
Military gentlemen are requested to appear uniform
The .hrtesnth annual Ba Of the ab've So isty viii
come Of On Monday evening Nov 18th sS A. ra%%spy
nothing wanting ON their part TO make this the bali Of the
The =
TRxScis FLsSs. Secretary.
V'RIxBLE euARD-THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
~ OF @ 4Tss @
to be had hssds street % TG% sny o. sns nom
q. TnuRLAsD, Secretary.
JACKSON FIRE ENGINE co. No. A-THE ANNUAL
y Ball Of this Company will take place At the Apono
rsn Hs L. west GsoIss Henderson w% Mar.
tp Even Wm Dss y %n HSS As1 sn wi Ms1sy
John Garvie John R. Scott. Simeon Ward.
CIxIH ANNUAL CAMBRIAN BALL-rHIs BALL
s g. psSs t. si full G s
admitting gentleman with ladies.
DANoINc.-AApAxED EsyARDINs GRAvIER HAS
I'm SnIs place.
ssSsTdsy az 0sCsa for ySSps ladies' and Hssssss
6,.SS1yp oissss and EsS,y
IS fierepons :ssess For apply At aadamc
Gravier' 9 residence, No. 81 Clinton place.
A DODwoRTKs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 44s
Broome streeat near Broaaway-owing to the crowd
been sdysabe to divide the classes part nesting on
this anords excellent Oppertuny classes will Do
st arranged to meet either Mondays aud fhuEsdHy
and for ladies, misses and massers Glasses for
gentlemen on the evenings Of the PANE days new class
will shortly commence for those who have never taken les
sens For terms &c. see cireulars
SIeNoE GHERARDIs DANCING ACADEMY, 81
Brcsdway peotfuy notice that his classes tor
evening Tuesday Friday Private
asses and schools attended ts Soirees gven ueua
HENRY WELLS AND SISTERS ACADEMY FOR
Dapsns and Graceful At an T
ard dances and waltzes aud aughtb by
Helle sesotth La Redows La Sariis.a La vsise Simple
La Valse Derx Temps La sieienne, La Polka MAJ arka
as sS1is aud eIsa s@ps
tlon Polka LIE star Polka ideille LIE Quaarlle Polka
Cctcn HI HaSansro La Tamp,ts &c Classes Masters
and Misses Wednesday and Saturday at three
day Friday at three clock The LESSONS for
w n s1 y
A. NJ for ladies' These lessons eesiSasd for the
Voted esPecisy MORNINGS and evenings private lessons
either at Academy or at the residences OF families
NIIBLos BALL AND CONCERT Roox.-THs Pro
~ prietor respectfully informs hc public that lis masa
wing SEASON. Many i@poes.nt sseTssisns and
non have been made for the comfort and Of
M al the necessary ii for ladies' s and gentle
nns mas ss
xr Wi. provided with French eooks gooe and at
xs Siis e. snS M 81 S
The choicest vines nd liquors and pains or expense viii
dvibg frst rate balls large dinners supper parties win
treated with liberal terns For Particular spry ~
be snses On Crosby street,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICE

fcrpis mails via Havana u s. mail steamer Geor
Pm. VIII. v. BRADY p. NJ.
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NIATRIMoNY MApE EASY. OR now TO WIN

NJATRIMoNY MADE EASY. OR now TO WIN A
wi Iover-Professor Lssten. Of London having arrived
in Boston will send any address On receipt Of one dollar
rot raid tlan drectorsto enable ladies gentlemen
.p devoted affections Of The opposite The process
SIMPLE tut capt atinx that al be nsrred
specve Of appearance, position and last though
least be arranged with suoh and delosoy.
detection is impossible Address Professor
Boston hss No letters aiken from hs Pest sfcs uness
the roftase fs raid