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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-25

I G. WILSON, Marble Warehouse, No. So
y Washington avenue. Marble mantels ard gratos,
Monuments, tonb, liable tops, counters. &c. plaster
Paris, white sand lime and marble dust, p!aAternx
hair, fire bricks, SC. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

OOARD.-FUrnished Rooms to let, with
, Sosrd No - d-ay. HoUss new nth nodes. iu-
,rovemeuts.
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NEW and VALUABLE BOOK for

n + W and VALUABLE BOOK for
1VFAMlLIES ard sCHOOLS-Dr Brewer. GUIDE
~ sClENCE. or, The Sc1ennhc knosls1s &c " Talngs
Familiar ~ pans frce o2l csDta
The Ohje;t "" Dr.. sGe's Dude % Scencs' IL % y
plain scientifically ard II the neise aId teli 'le
asnbr about h qlesons ths conm0n ph Rom ,ls o.
lie sinIilH n thos- suhIoired.
Why Goes ilehtuirg beer SOD milk sourl
Why co rsv-s furn brown in autuIInl
" ny is MOI tyr adhesive
My are coais scs-snow whits-eaves srssa-ytolss
bue-sFd fOsesfsd
Il contains amount r ufefnl information n-ver heore
collect In n shsDr convenient iol and eas ior
fersnce The q1csors snch are iarn ar - ~
2srson ard shnuic b. 'od by every child Nlo hG'
sssed ~ child zach q1ss1oi' ~ tn-is
which follow
Why 'oesa candle show lshtl
Why Is ic- cOlc ead me not
Why does wstei boil so freeze
WIZ doesih- air oTy damp iinenl "
Ara how often child called 'u0ub.eeon NJ snd i9'iV
Tor s'bins such SHY cretiionslr The oJect Of D.
Brewers Gui6e 70 Science &, 10 suppl a1sElr' 70 oss
2tfU such question: IN ans1-ge simple . s. every c7
ULder sd t. yet childish - % eisnd tn SCI
eLuhc
In ordering the book be particular % give the eo.ect
ttls: Brewers Ou'Ce % Science plbhahsdoy
s FRANCIS & 50, No. 251 Broadway, N.Y.
AID 4. 10 bt AL Bo0kaeIers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

NJADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG'S
IN FIRST GRAND CONCERT ~ AMERICA -rbe
d' nc AZ. reso cully Informed that the FIRST RAND
''E s 40 HENBIETTE sONTAG
VIII Ia1e pa'o on MONDAY. SEPT 2o,a
METROPOIiTAN HALL,
Mr CAL EcKERT.
Late c0n''ctS & II fozz 1GsIa House. f''
Flint Tenor from tbs lrPsnai Opera St Peseubu-A
PAUL JTLLlgN. TIE yiohoi,t
sss s.s sn fsl ls@nls I'd By Mr Carl EcEoi
PROGRAMME.
Overture to per Frsy'chuts' ...........Wsba.
N'''' Bg the g sad Orchestra
Am. tn yfdrsi syeniura,al from d" II Pi.
i"'A '''''' Sic . PozzoLiSi
g. ARIA (Cone per roe ssrenol fiom La Son
n'mssiaaD 1ME HiEVRiEtiFEl' S0VfaG. '"''
4 F.xr.sIA themes ON "LucTszia Bor-
.S'........................ Meysr
E.tsrt's SWISS SONG expr ssly com.
MADAME HENRiErTE soNrAG.
Overture to Der sonmerna hrs Traun .MenlelsoLa
By tho Grand Orchestra
SERENApE fom Don Pasqn'i7 '.......,Donizs.h
9. ARIA, Luce di que'ta ALMA from Lin
" NADINE dEiVRiiiE;vrTiE: soNjTi6 "'A'"
9. FANTASIA, LA flil- on Regimen" .......AIsId.
PhUL JULIEN
TO- SPR1o OFN1IL. from Ia Fasorita" DoniE=ta.
dc ~. POZzJLIN
II. BALLAD, Home sweet Home" ........ Bishop.
MADsbE HENRIErTE SONrA9.
N' WIKI MaD 'Sls Il ns siFi: ssGNr1G
Conductor. MI CARL EcTERr
THEODORE ElssELDT.
Tie Prices Of Admission have been fixed AZ
TWO DOLLARS AND ONE DOLLAR.
according 10 loca ION.
With both The Two Dollar .nd One Dollar Tickets there
will be given CTfcate bearing a bsr corresponding
With tns secured which the holder IL entitled
1hs Admission Ticket % bs st the door
be Certificate for Secured Seat remains posses
)f The hClCtr. by whom has 70 10 exhibited to the
Lshers wearing badgaS corresponding in color with tho
Ce,lhcate.
Nistes win please occupy their sests at o'clock pre-
cisrly. when the Concert vii c9IDHsrce.
No Checks Will be given until the end Of the lrst part Of
The Concert. - -
SALE OF TICKETS.
The regular sale ~ Tickets will begin DAY, Sept
H. st J 0 COCK \ VI. II the M1gc Nae7oons Of
ALSSE3 Hall SONS,
Corner q Broadway tud Park place
NUUCEFOT the convenience Of the public, it hes been
df,-ruiued 20 sell FRIDAY, sept II, tbs Two Dollar
Tickets only; end Saturday Monday sept 70 aud p
the One Dollar Tickets sud those Of the Two Dol AZ 1ezes
which have remained uDsOd.
No written application ssats possibly he attended
70, unless hCm persons ,ivinR out OF NcW-1 Dix
Doors open al ti-tO commence al g.
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DoGrb onb Rooms.
a GENTLEMAN and hi, Wife, or
| DELlGBTFUL SULrE Of ROOMS

two siDsla Geatemen, can 10 pleasantly c0umo'
Nd win BoGd and pleassn. Room secOnd locr n
nya.s family inquire e. No. 20 Wgst llgh.8t-
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4 GRADUATE Of Oberin College,

Vht is eyne fenced te 4ceT With ths best ricom
darons and siI-ncet desires an opportunity oftescn
II in private rroJ.--tl l Htlnlon IA fan u Wh-ro
De teach III ill., boltd Address }. ST. Il. 10, n Bare
lay 81
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surrq! NGiieea.

r.. fbaurcry Rooms, ~, I. h.-NEW.NcRk,
So II iS5I-1he members 81 the CLst Gerry o. l. A,
sste Of New lora are hereby n0ed 70 ap'7af AZ 'h7
,ot,ud he fuu,Ta # our late brotIer anl C7aa.soF
In EsrIer Of Excslsof Cn-9ter. No p, v. L. "A.
w. By order OF r.. 3. Brush, @ :.
H. 5 BANCKER, 6. G. Of tie G.
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CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-

OAn Exposition OF views respecting the Prncipl' a;'
cause. and recBl4tes involved Spirit manifestations
together sth interesting phenomenal sa.5msts and cum
muricaions BY Adm Bsou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

4 ; plain SEWER. or 70 take care ot
~ children. by YOUNG Girl Ca ave go civ ref'f-
erc- Cal 81 No. - .Iosty-st 4-h l1or room No. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
S'ACRED MUSIC STORE, No. g,

GACRED MUSIC STORE, No. 3c9
- BROADWAY a. NOV ELLO has o)sued sfo e
tie above address fer the supp Of he cheap rliscl
sccre SO n parfs for MUSICAL SO ~ ass Il. SIC
frihe SER ice Of EPISCOPAL, CONpREGArlDtAL sud
CATHOtC CHURCH -; MUSIC for th- Ob6 ~ sod
YIsNO.E0RTE including MOLARTs -i-hlatsd co u 90
siti,ns: MUSIC Tor GLEE GU Is, CHORAL Soc =
TITS and SINGING CLASSES, SONGS, 6L-1S
NADRIGALS auc great variety of other music IA sore
AL Paris o. reduced nces Catalogues usy Dc hsd sras
o. Applicant al No $50 Broadway. n. Y.
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4 : NURSE and Seamstress, by n respec-
u 'a'le yonrs W'mln N rrivve family Gs' good
~ r ersnce. Apply a. No 1875 9lst, 'tl-sv.
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Nem Simultaneous.

DICKENS'S BLEAK HOUSE, Part
~ VII HARPER BROTHERS, Nos. j.9 AID jjl
stAh St, Flanklin.square, pubish this dsy,
TIE SCHOOL, FOR Fathers: An Old Fngli'E Soy.
BY T. GV yuue l2no, psper ~ musin, so cents
4ttoy q t1Vp .unfIy life - Ensland cuus the Is
century. The plot n5s the contrast De- -sn dsDl
dated man OF fashion IN Lord and the hut jolly fox
hunters Of he iurs districts IL is quite Ut tns u
ocern novels TIE IS lively ant Towing, Win
nsny sceL's OF mingled hunor nld Psihos lts slyle
teAuniul, and often exquisite.
ANNA HAMMFR: 4 Tsle Ct Contemporary 7srmln
Life. TTsl slated from the Gccmaa OF femme, ~ Alirst
Ousrn'ey 6vo, PspsT 3 cents go51 soec men Of ID,
contemporary peculiar to'lon OF G-rmsu erGtCre IL Evos
sN'lo plc'nt u The Interior U O. lite, and Is ted
WIN passages OF exciting interest. The Translation, ~
sied scholar OF Ibis slty everywhere shows 0nsci
''0Ns noehlJ 40 Is IN pure and idiJfr itic klssh
prp,,. , III
n nutsE BY Charles ID .kans With lllustIl-
VIC. tsit \ II LIMO payer IL c-uta
$50 al 10 have ieus Cd thousands o. rssier..
o.. &c.,. 4. Y Co.. A.v.
4'-''' . --ti A.N' Ut
ri IL, d, tai. .-, = \. las-senl.at.
',.Tsei'r are Hs'sed. such As Dl.., osy c,s pry
tepr Hifl e,isrrcvs al ots-rvs., a. -.
's '' n. 90 seas A. rI,et y over rsse4,-1o -,
strttrsi h.hf. " ~ - =, ,+'
ta-e. ,y up to 'ae ul'k ana ssa-5 ao,i.a B-7.
tst ths Nora e o, tsols 81 S-ai AIS sSe-al asrsst
Li-.Ftl Cc1n-r.
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upon second Goor and upon bind foor al5, single
Rooms, with fr partial Bond The proprietor hsItso
rev and elegant brown Houses having all too mod
IN improvements Dewy lnshsd sad avery waT oeuTasls
or grbt-sl FAMILIES sloglo Gsn-cmvn Stages
,hn blocx for all parts Of the city Apply ct ho-ss
". II Vest ~jdi irst block from Bfod~ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

~ Alta Meeting OF fhc Bu1rders Oi i1o Va
t.vnI i0B.e, IL ~ Bfsuc. New e y ~ exp e's ne
,.oliInsuis 70 ,ss1. STOKES > PETIT respecting ts
ih. rst pT0irictJrs, Gen. PErEg GAS5 svOo-
OF Altsuy us elected PRECEDENT Judge Jos Il faLa'
k,xJ,rsey Vic. Prsident. and Dr. ] Scott WB''H' "
p B1sJ l,Ghia, SseciRTy Il wss u r,s-t,.
H. Conn ittee reported. aud il waf - p..,. 49,
Eooted That we e1press % M-sss St)kesAnl 5' or
tks.Uie 30 The success - tht1r enoe ,yofs % 800 ,
toufOr OF the guests Of tie National ouiIs WV P 0N
I'D arr our dt sra for their future pros2eIy . . M
g,I,,d ms, the su,.for location the AIRY rooms tle
,ood beodiue he excellent uafsenent ~ 80 "a u. ~
sfnss oroer and clea0I ess, tose usi ~" ~ 80; 80.
Id ,sp-nad b., saGtv AID piea'ure IN ba-ilog cam"
t9t nsk. bs N@i',pal House fsvors resort e'psoa'
xh,p tby ~ ali bavs completed nose n''o'en h ~o'
mi, ex,e.irre 6uf!ng this season as ed them - ctne
tae
On motion. . IT. --...,..l,. .---1
hy H., oitcsr, 0 published. ...,-, ,.,
y 'D' Gen PETGk GANSEVOCRr President.
Jnaee Jos B. HULMI, Vice P.esldsat.
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n. lndu.trlnI mome A-.ocIatlon. 30. 3

here vii he xuisoo and Pc Nc - the grounds"
BE As caiiun a. Wakefield. WiiiIsnsb-dse, 0l
IOkDAY Sept ~, 1851 9he Harlem Railroad cars VII
lave he City Hal, for the grounds a. = o'c'Ocz VI
tppirG Al Bfeome Houston. 3th aud l6h-st. Wtillc-s
Celebrated bTss and coton band hiss been engaged 0 the
ccason. there WI be approp ate Addresses delivered
~ grounds Members can procure ther tickets fr,t9 ~
he following places viz g. Baldwin No AZ Coui .ndt ~.
Z Tiffany, No D. Pa COW; ID Owen, No iit broad
-. ~ n srni,n No ~ Nassau q \ Cooper, Nu
~ Es,,o,s. -. } CouitlerfoTd No i5t BoErrs; }.
N,us 40 80 Avenue h J A. Haudsuch No ls1 SpnnS
md AT the next regular tng Of he Asso ton on 'n1a
] ssnt M al No ib3 Bovery. or If he Coni,ct0s
n he cars on the morning Of the Excursion a. hall The
uu,l fare. ~, .,. . s o., .lt
kbono tie weather prove unfayofa1e, inc exclusion WIZ
4. pmtpontd until the inst fair day
DS O''ei VI "'' W. LINSTED, Chairman.
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NUMNER'S GREAT SPEECH on
SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH-For ibis

~ week coutsins the Spirit World-whers AID wtit It
SCI FIect1Icty Loose in Cincinnati; H1eriHs snd SPIT
nussn Flmefs Fssts and Authoitiea. reegrtuhins ~
the Spiuts; Neh otk Conference. SPIRITS Ma, AL
Den are Spirits; swedsuborss Heaven enf He'll Tsp
nv che rrits, Sc &c Published ~ 81 g. p-rF1
by CHARLES PARTRIDGE, No. CouEtlanat 81, Nos-
Arr
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

wax NEW.YoHn DAILY ThibU
yssLlssED EVERY 1ORHiN3. toUNon,
BY GREELEY 4 NcsLHATh
- 20. 1nupEz suILpssss cossEs % "N"N
..u-.r, oppOssss rss CRY ss.L -.
X.s A.nvrr,s 20 civ Subscriber cor ~ Oeo" - -,
40 xh,o th,y prefer they pay 70 .iVanS a.
n, a, month. OF rear 81 the zane rsIo or, II
w. C1rt. MAJ suhar6eTs Five Oonst POI o. .b,,s
..y,noe Sab-rdpt'On, p.ssb OT 81 months "a IN Al
roorb. o. 81 fire. Dollar 10 sdyanoc ,esn SvsI
an shnugcs with CorntTy NswtpsPen Oa,S ~. Ty+t.
~ s;,i, oFee .bo.e terms 4Ts hisheT thss tk0ss ~
80 arc sot allowed aaT ai3ereSea
gaE NEVy.YDRH wHBALY 1s,N,rsv
AVERY LARGE PAPEa, TOh ThS ne ne iO~ oros o.
=. .,stspeS eV,ry =, fuRoay MOESHs s. 90 NJ t,snt,
~ -, ,cDar in ,dvaoss Eisnt sOp~ 20 40 r.., eoD
- :, one .3drrs. h, s7s sod me PspS a1..su,sn
.,~d l.srd ~. tifa. Tor winch pe9 80 a.srt,s
- Ehis sSssi .gi1 b shs,ssJ 81 'aH" ~ --
THE sEsgs WEEKLY Thi"'
-. So, nd gSIDAI ngroins Inss q
~ s,nuTo TVg0 srrtss @ -
nzn. n sspS lgs 0T elcD no, -'-
rt,g sgg. YORh T.ibUNH
I'D =. .cvogsAk CfsCuLaIlvs
-. - - S-oo-yrs OF sob NlD steamer ~ Lv'
60 si ..n,s cooy - gear, 70 any psi' CO
49, I.s "a 20 Lhs Continent postage incin9s@
raR SgW-YORk Tribune
. a.a,sI. oEEGoS AID rRR saHDwiC ISLANDS,
. ~ s,s al he departure u eacb MAJ Steamer IN
Es.S-s Pre- - rents per copy, -, q. .,., ,-,...
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EIRST CLASS ROOMS can be had

n 9th board, Tor seDteIn-n snd their wives or snzls
eltten n the slsgant residence. No 81 Prince q vsst
q and oar Broadway Tapestry, carpet. ana bh4 n g.
a sp-eaaIo oacs paIIor and bedroom On irst door.
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: SEAMsIREss by n respectable young
"a Girl p, defs'srds mAlins. $50 .iir msUa..
Cal 81 MOL Ih)mpson-s AZ. Can b. Tor Two daTs
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Mi The VA ne ~ an article they must sNau ~
ib,m,svcs-Th4 propIietors Of the Porous 3ies5 tuc
lp,ue al who wi.b trsbt aud pare wter TOR IA MY D.
m.,haicsl parpos, 10 EXAMINE IT, oedgng the nselges 9
eo.vipcs ,v-ty one Of its utty sni vt1e Lady lus
I..p,ls your attention is particularly United DeSO-
Gutlio Hs, No $40 Broadway.
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y MnsemEnIB

Metropolitan dan
RAND CONCER r-MADAME
ALBONl respectfully Announces the
h,.ss pubic % Ncw-'ork. ,hM her .,,,,,,..
Gill is1e place ga
FRIDAY EvENINd, Sep, Il. IoS1,
y4ISME NJ Al sONI will be assisted by
sioN0Hs iSS6R SANGIOvANNI,
GRAND ORCHESTRA
CHORUS OF THE ITALIAN OPERA
las been engaged -
Musical Director. AKDlIi
PROGRAMME
PARI
/ Overture Of hI,..................ReisgsY
: Cs,aluA Hom th- Barber Of Seville, " Lar
g. a facIosm," sung y Sig Ro'-re ...Ros-ini
VAGINA hOm Sonnsmbuia, Come per
Sang sy MADAME i1iL.s0Ni aad c65'a.
4 TEkLEflO tom bslisario .D1ai1e'i1-
suns by MADAME ALBHNI,
SigDor sapgiuVaunl ADD SisuOr Revere.
Souvenir AmsIicAna ssntaMa for NlJho, 49,,
eoneo'ec and pr'i 'Iase cy,;.;........Sg' trd'a
Sung by MADAME ALBONI.
! siDiori, nom semil Anda Band .........aoshal
/ 5 CANIONE hom Ia sigIa del Regi
sung BY MADAME iI661i aai cas %oa' '''
g Roma "a flom si.sirv dan r. L "a Fur.
nSs l-AngssnA' sung BY Sisaor Sang'o-
~ Ah'uf Cd l.I4laiul flAlc AhOi IS. t4Gl
II GRANT RONDO lrom S0on.tnbgla An
non CTedcA" 10y particular req.tStl. -. Seli1i.
sung y MADAME ALBONI.
r1cks,s-One Dollar.
Reserved Ssais-TgO DOlsu.
" 1lckcs Tor nes5fvcd seats (Pno7 rUo Dolsrs) car
stsS 81 the huns S,ote Of ~iLLIAn dALL SON
~ % Sr,NfsAJ OF Para place
70 ali other Pars VI gne Rouse, one Dons for which
stua her,o seat viii Re given, 10 DO had OF SAMUEL
JOLLtt No. SaD SroNd Vsy
It's with extreme resret that the Manager Of these Con
81 4 e. rha
aPpfca, 1r rcAets for the ensuing Concert the free
- its me exception Of tbs Prea-HGJi be entirely
pended
esnek
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~ kHnSraBI iutriiiEcnce Uit3Ce unG 1aDol
rGchaoge, NOs IS sno u Cauai-st, New-fOIk.-rhi'
See % established oy me Commissioners y! Gmig'atioe
kere SAD always BE- found large ouinos Of ibOras anf
sv1nts ~ very low Of wages and Inv,
cir I'D tiled - writing ID the Superintendent, sud 'eno
the amount ssary 70 pay the pa - tae DSriss
.srsl 40 iscs charged 70 smp0yeB
z Jas 2. FAGAN Superintendent
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GENTLEMAN and his VIE, and
FRENCH GENTLEMAN, Of the

~ hgh ct pducat on De Tres 70 lad ad and Lodgog "a
sn-sn family, ~ 70 his services - Teacher n French
Ia. goulc 30 received comp nss't References
-sehsDsed address M. EMILE CilEVALlER, at this
ahic.-
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LNTANTED-Wnshing by a respectabIe
T f D-Six first class Dress
WANTED NMEDIATELY-3O

W shirt lr nep. also, midi esgsd woman % SUI
per'ricrf the Wasoing department. Of Steam Laundry
Am NJ IL l. R.t-.t
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FURNISHED ROOMS to LEr-With

GREATEST dTea, 10 pleasant locauoo In Brooklyn,
e.ta t.Ies miDuteS WALK ~ the Sou Fsry Apply 70 "
~ -, LAAlD, no - A.-Ite-st, apsa.s, s0rass Of
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1rAILACK'S LYCEUM. Broadway,

w j ~ W,lItcg, Lsees-.-J. W. LESTER. stage
aanaser-THIs ~ mi "a sept. n wiii h- perofued
A CURE EOR TIE HSAAr ACHE
Od Rsrid....W Il Blake Ali2s \oItsx. Miss Crsmer
Yons kapd Lester Ie.,l Oakland. Nrs 3u.kaaf
A uANDsJMc AZ sBANO.
Henry FitzheIbert. .No'cot MsWy ldhtn. NsBgck'and
Dom oyro ~ cunence ~ \ ParqIst sad Dftss Cir
de 81 cent? faullI Circle . OTch. alto sssLI, IS
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and pecu-res involved m Spirit Manifestations
together it'll interesting phenomenal ss.smes and cum
muricsions, BY Adm Bsllou.
ara spul. ar,e'bah - Zen 60 h h - '''n''
sWrf boz ~ tie tWrs. ~hr'nrr ny 'e % u a. ffl-
FOr .e y FOWLER, WELLS, ~ l3 Nassau - S-Tf.f'
PHILOSOPHY or spiRiirUM INTERCOURSE;
EAplaDati)1 q Modern u yHeries. Pace ~ cents.
FASCINATION, OR THE PHILOSOPHY OK CHA
ING lMsen.sml iustratinF the n ocioles u Lie n'
connection with spiTit snd mater. Frl1e - cents
SUPP RNAL THEOLOGY AID LIFE N THE
spHEPkS deduced from AeGco Spiritual Manlts ,siion'
Piice Is cents.
MENTAL ALCHEMY. tJsati,e IN the Mind, Esrvou.
cents
PSYCHOLOGY. on THE GCIENcE or TIE SOUL.
Price % ccuts.
LECTURES ON THF PHILOSOPHY OF MEsaEg-
process Price - oents.
SHADOW LAND. OR THE SEER. BY Mrs Cakes
Smith Price 4jCeLf
MLSMER AND sWEDFNB ORG; their doctrines
compares. P Prot Bush. Phcs 81 On.
PHILOSOPHY or ELECTRICAL PSYCHOLOGY,
in Twelve Lect.rss Price - GEMS
FOWLERS 4 WELLS No. i3l Nurau.st. New York
have all works on Ma u-tisn Psy -ho>sy and S3.Htl1'n
SUMNER'S GREAT SPEECH on
- SLAVERY before The a. 5. Senate. Ia u.Af octlto
RRi .o' Hon HORACE NAME ana HGT IoSHut 4.
ClpDlNGs,s :Pcsehes.oo99f he FUHifltE SLAVE RiLL.
aNcLI TnAa GAF'N q }a4ri 'e' q r6 55e5
SLAVERY and ANTl-5LAN FRY; THOMPSON ~
tFBiCAi GOODELLS DEMOCRACY OF CHRIS
1lAkIY, 2 vols. BARNES on slavery, (puca r.
duccd 10 - Cts en- gle cory TALBOTS Argument NJ,
Fugitive Slave Act; LITTLE ~ {, Uncle Toms Guard
Angel: tmu.ic ARRANGED for the PianpForie TIE Two
STOWE - per Inf together ei tsIarm ut OF Alfi-
Slavery BOOZE Pamphlets, facs Engraving Ac- at b.
hshes hoesale and retail prices Tor slc o. the De- 17t5y
tie American and Foreign AnuH iyery ocs'y 10. -
Bseiman-st Nm. HARMED. AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 RENT-To

one o. t~o nnglo Geotls without BoaId 10 . or-
80 amy AZ no. ~ ttbay, i4thst, With aso
osh. Reference required ard rgsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
OARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

D-P 7. BARNIM, Msns.er an0 Proprietor JOHN
8kf IN WOOD, Jr. Assistant Manager &C W CLAiS..
Director OF AuuseiueDie- The Prize DrS M )f CAS-
ORPHANS DREAM vii he produced rHf5 sVENiNi
u a ocio,h THIS AFTfRNOON 81 O'Clock, the Il Z.
aud The LIMERICK Soy Aomrtaocs 70 tie noi-
Museum. Hlils ~ Sian,y. the Picture Gallery Chaes-
saloon Living Aninials lie Entertainments Nc -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
NRPHANS' rs MAJ NAS III

" OARDEN-The Annual Festival A. Castle Gsrdr4
or the benefit Of the Ron Is hoc han As luDs Vi
Jake place u TUESDAY ~ ENING, 2st INST rne Pro
lsuns Of Entertainments hss been prspard with srea
care 4nd every msos % conduc9 ~ he
II ard anuseiIeui % Vilors 10 is hoped that the
sous patronage extended similar occasions herstoior
vi not be pitloTHWn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

pOAkD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
- can be sssemDcdasd with pleAsAa. bsck Psr'or aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
A GREAT VARIETY Of weIl-selected

I = Servants re nov wsnupr emp.oym,nt ~ MA
SONS Offices Nus $50 B,osd ~ sud q BoE8ry {
yearly sIbscnplsn. % CTS; lgiss, Is ci y B..
Plenty Of men al b. - o. hsnd.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
Omitting TOO Much.

A green, good natured, money ma
king Jonathan, who said everything
dryly, "got things fixed" and struck up
a bargain Tor matrimony: having no par
ticular regard for appearances, the par
ties agreed TO employ green.hoEn coun-
try justice 70 put up the tackllng. He
commenced the ccrimenies BY remark
insthat "'t. was customary on sucn occa-
sions to commence with prayer, but he
believed he would omit that" after ty-
ing the knot, he said, "it was customary
to give the married couple some advice'
but he would omit that; it was custom
mary 10 kiss the bride, but he believed
he would omit that also" The cere-
monies being ended, Jonathan took The
squire by the button hole, and clapping
his finger 10 his hose, said, esquire, i,'a
customary to give the magistrate five
dollars-but I believe ri omit that:"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
Earnlm and JENNY Lind.

The following note to the New York
Musical World, said TO be from a relia-
bic source, gives the sum total, in round
numbers, that the two personages whose
names head this article cleared over all
expenses during their connection. II
seems that they averaged trIlle over
$4,000 apiece on each concert.
No: long since Mr.. Barnum exhibit
ed 10 me an account current between
himself and Jenny Lind, and II truly
marvellous document it is. He ought
to publish it entire Tor the establishment
and edifcation OF the world ard singers
particularly. According 10 the foot
ing and balances, the parties received
The following handsome dividends, after
all expenses were paid: Jenny Lind,
100000; P. T Barnum, S3OS, 900; to-
tai, 100000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
4 Hint 10 Some Subscribers,

Tnn CASH SySrEM.-'he evils Of h'
credit system, in minor transactions, sls
The experience Of almost every one.
The remarks below apply as well to
most kinds Of business as 10 publish"
ing
With publishers Of newspapers, IN
common with business Inen generally,
the cash system is preferable 10 any 9th
er; to publishers who rely, or nearly SO,
upon their subscription list for support,
Tor the prosecution Of their business,
they must necessarily be the loser.
There are thousands Of well meaning
men, men who subscribe Tor newspa-
pers and intend to pay Tor them; but
the idea OF writing letter to an editor
enclosing two, three, five or eight dol
lars, never enters their heads though
# called upon for the amount due'would
probably be prepared 10 meet the de-
mand. But the publisher ofalmost eve
ry country newspaper knows it would
be out of the question for him 10 employ
collector out Of the profits OF his SUBJ
scriplisns; so many, Of his patrons con-
tinue year after year taking the paper
without advancing cent, while be is
paying cash for his printing materials,
cash Tor his paper and labor, and every
thing else necessary to carry on busi-
ness Here, then, is loss-not aitrib-
uted 10 any design on The part OF the
subscribers to deirana, but the irvit OF
a worse than worthless system. They
would pay ifwaiIed upon, but The prln-
ter cannot afford TO spend five dollars Tor
collecting three, and never gets his pay:
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-02
E;rt.-!tS Value,

"Gentlemen," said Palmerston, atthe
Royal Agricultural dinner, 81 have
heard definition Of dirt. have heard
it said tina, dirt is nothing but a thing
in The wrong place-(hear, and laugh
ter.) Now, the dirt Of our towns pre-
cisely corresponds with that definition.
tHear.) The dirt Of Our towns ought
10 be on our fields, and il there could
be such reciprocal community Of in
lercst between the country and towns
as that the country should purify the
towns, aud the towns should lertIlize
the country (laughter)-I am much
disposed TO think the British farmer
would care less than he does, though
he still might care something, about
Peruvian guano."