Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-06-19
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The Musical World, A JOURNAL OF
THE FINE ARTS. For June lst, 1852.

The w usical World, A JOURNAL OF
THE FINE ARTS. For June lst, 1852.
For 81 so per annum, you will be furnished with
this interesting and sprightly publication. 1t a
bounds in musical criticism, contains a large share
of miscellaneous matter, usually has about six pa
ges of new music in each number, and lis print is
beautifully clear. The present number contains
| the following advertisement, to which we call the
| attention of the ladies':
MATRIMONIAL.
To Single Ladies of Musical AMI Literary ability.
The Adventurer is twenty-cight years old, pos
sesses a vigorous and healthy constitution, an un-
exceptionable moral character, and is considered
rather handsome by his friends, although making
no claims to personal beauty. He is a good 1nu-
| stefan. but does not follow music as a profession,
being engaged in a more lucrative business. BY
his integrity and perseVerlng industry, he has won
the respect and confidence of the community III
which he dwellS. and has obtained a commission
| to visit Europe on important business. He will
be absent some two years, and desires to take a
wife along with him. He wishes a wife not older
than himself, of good musical and literary ablll-
ties. pre- possessing appearance, and Weii-deVeiopeQ
physical conformation: although he prefers good
| mental and moral endoWments to mere personal
| charms, DelleNlllG the IOEIlIei L!uCll NIUE coSeHtldi
to happiness than the latter. He is neither very
| rich nor is he poor; he does not care to obtain mo-
ney with his wife, as his income is adequate to
all emergencies. Tn Adventurer hopes that no
one who is not sincere will answer the above adj
vertisement. The very best of references will be
given and required. All communications will be
treated with scrupuious confidence and dellcacy.
Address. post paid, "Geraux," care OF Oliver by
er, No, 257, Broadway, New York City.
The Maasicai Review, AND CHORAL
ADVOCATE. June, 1882.
This monthly has generally about IS pages oc-
tayo i'll each number, is well printed, has several
pages Of new music and many articles Of interest
from such men as Lowell Mason and J. B. Wood
bury; is published by F. G.. Huntington and Mason
& Law, New York, and costs only so cents a year.
The Herald of the Union--May,
1852.
This double imperial sized sheet is issued month
ly at 81 a year. The paper is very white and
substantial, and the print is most admirably large
and clear. 1t is edited by c.. Edwards Lester,
we'll known as the author of a work entitled The |
Glory and Shame of England" The contents are
largely of a literary cast, though the important
questions of the day in politics and science receive
great attention. The articles are written with
vigor. We cordially recommend it to public pat
ronage. 1t is published in the city of New York.
The Edingburgh Review, for April,
1852.
The contents Of this number of the Edinburgh
Review presents an interesting variety OF impor-
tant articles, differing more or less, of course, in
their relative merits, So much depends upon ones
tastes, that what we might specify as the best ar
ticles, would not be so regarded perhaps by others.
We must refer, however, to "Nouvelles Causes
Celebres, or the Life and Remains of Thomson du
Courdray," one of the most distinguished mem
bers of the French Bar, and a noted statesman be-
fore and during the first French Revolution. The
principal interest of the article lies in its illustra-
tons of the remarkable social state which prece-
ded and in fact brought on that revelation. ''Fari-
nj, s State Romano gives occasion to examine the
present condition of the Roman States, and to
discuss the question, Can the Temporal Govern
ment of the Popes accommodate itself to consti-
tutional forms" This question the reviewer de-
cides in the negative. National Education,'' Elm
vestments for the Working Classes 'iJokn Knox's
Liturgy" 'squier's Nicaragua will amply repay
the reader. Republished by Leonard Scott & Co,
New York.