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Female IifemperaaCe. One ofthe most
distressing instances of sell-degradatlon by
excessive indulgence IN the u-e of ardent
spirits. was witnessed Yesterday. A young
married woman, OF very good general ap-
pearance. aud very well dressed. was called
upon to answer to a complaint made against
her, charging her with habtual intOXica.
ton. Her cheeks were hollow, her eyes
heavy, her voice feeble, aud her whole de-
meanor denoted that prostralion of bodily
vlgo- and mental activity which attends
excessive lntemperance, generally, in tho
power to reclaim her, bat in vain. She
was taken from her house on Saturday
evening inscnsibly intoxicated, and was
kept IN jail until Monday morning, when
she had become sober.
II was shown, that her young child was
suffering for wandering for want of ordi-
nary maternal attention. Every meals had
been used To keep liquor ont of her reach,
but she would take articles from the house
aud sell them for rum, Ga one occasion,
she went To a physlclaa in the neighbor.
hood and said her husband was Unwell. -
The physician gave her a prescription.
She then SAID she had no money TO get
medicine, and the physician humaGely gave
her money. The prelence Of sickness was a
fent to obtain money, and the whole was
expended for another quantity of intoXical
ing liquor. Her husband was present ct
her examination, and her tears and prom
lses of amendment so far operated on his
feelings, that he requested suspension of
further proceeding, being content to pay
all the expenses that had been incurred
This arrangement was made, and she went
away with her husband, making most
solemn promises "never to taste another
drop of liquor"
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ARTO OF REMOVING STAINS FROM
CLOTH.

The art requires, first a knowledge of the
different substances producing stains. Sc
condly -otthose substances by which stains
may be removed. Aud, thirdly "a knowl-
edge o! the original coloring matter Of the
article, Of the action of the substance upon
il and upon the stuff and of those substan-
ces which will re-estabish the faded color,
|. Among The most common stains are
those Of grease, and oils generally, acids,
alkales, iron rust, sweet fruits, &c. Some
Of these. as grease spots and stains of fruit,
are easily known; while some of the others
are more difficult to be distinguished -
These difficulties are, however, often in a
great measure overcome by observing
the changes which are effected in the color
of the stuff, Acids, for instance, are gen
orally thus known: They redaen black
brown; and violet dyes aud all blue colors
except Prussan blue and Indigo. Yellow
colors are generally rendered paler by
them, except the color Of annatto, which
| becomes orange.
Alkales generally cause red coors to
| become violet, and blue to become green.
Green woolen cloth is changed by them &c
| yellow, yellow to brown and annatto to d
lively red.
Sweat consists principally of water, witt
a small quantity of murlate of soda, anl
acetic, acid; it therefore produces nearly
the same effects as the acids generally.
Q. Grease and oil spots are removed by
alkalies, soap, yolk Of eggs. or BY essentia
oils dissolved in alcohol. The most effect
ua mode of removing grease spots from
coarse articles, or those where the colo
will not be injured by it, is by solution o
pearlash. Ia finer stuffs, ammonia Is pre-
ferable, as it rapidly volatlzes and is les
liable to lniure the color. Grease spots OF
colored silk are removed by putting chaIl
dust upon them and suffering it to remain
a few hours, until it has absorbed the grease
Oils and grease which volatlzes at a ten
perature sufficiently low, may be expelled
by applying heat.
Stains of acids are destroyed by alkalie
and by acids. Caution is accessory in ap
plying them, to use no greater quantity
than is sufficient to neutrallZe the staining
substance, as too great a quantity nigh
produce an opposite evil. They mus
therefore be applied gradually and in SINAI
quantities at a time. For the same reason
ammonia is found best for removing acids
aud the vegetable acids are the best TO
removing alkaies, as their action Is more
mild aud consequently there Is less DANCE
of their injurlng the texture OF the cloth.
, Oxide or rust of iron, common INK spot
| are removed by solution OF oxaIlc aclC
dissolyes the iron without inJurng IN The
, least the texture OF the stuff and the yellow
oxalate of iron which is thus produced, an,
: which is soluble is readily removed by wash
, ing or soaking in water. Ink spots, Gan
r no galate of lron,) upon the leaves of prln
ted books, engravlngs, print, as the acl'
, has no action on the printers ink which i
colored by lamp black, Where ink spot
n have been fresh we have succeeded in re
$ storing the paper in very few minutes
v almost to its original wilderness, with per
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THERE'S MUSIC IN A MOTHERS VOICE

THERE'S MUSIC IN A MOTHERS VOIC
There's music in IA mothers voice,
More sweet than breezes signing;
There's kindness in mothers glance,
TOP pure for ever d., ing.
There's love within mothers breast,
So deep Ills overlooking,
And care for those she calls her own,
That's ever, ever growing.
There's anguish in mothers tear,
When farewell fondly taking,
That so the heart of pity moves,
1t scarcely keeps from breaking.
And when a mother knecls to heaven,
And for her child IS praying.
o! who shalt half The iervor tell,
That burns in all she's saying
A mother how her tender arts
Can sooIhe the breast of sadness,
And through The gloom Of life once more,
Did shine The sun Of gladness
A mother when. like evenings star,
Her course hath ceased before US,
From brighter worlds regards us still,
And watches fondly DER us.
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Receipt for The cure Of Bots in Horse.
When horse has bots, it may Offer be
known by his biting his sides; when he
has many, they often throw him into great
pain. and he lays down, rolls, and if not
cured soon, dies. When it is believed that
horse has the bots, by the above symp-
toms. give pint of sweet ened milk; which
the bots are fond of, and they will let 60
their hold on The horse, aud feast on the
milk. Immediately give the horse a small.
quantity of oats or other provender, in
which put two thirds of common fy OF
tobacco pu,verzed. If he refuses the
provender thus mixed, steep the same
quantity Of tobacco in pint of boiling or
warm water, until the strength is out, as
we say, then put in enough cold water so
that the whole viii fill common junk bot.
tie, and turn it into the horse.--When it
reaches the bots it kills them, as all will!
believe, who have ever spit tobacco Juice
on worm, or similar insect. The horse
in less than wenly hours will void all his
bots; there is no mistake in this. though no
patent has been obtained. The writer
would not have 1t tried on an old poor
horse in the fall or first of winter, for he
would certainly recover, to the damage
; OF his owner. lfone worth curing is affect
ed with bots, and the symptoms are severe
never stop for The milk but in with the
tobacco this is the Kill aU.-T Maine
Former.
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woe. X--No. 47S.

feet ease by applying oxallc acid and by
subsequent washing, while not the slightest
change was observed in the marks Of the
print. Old ink spots aud especially hose
of very black ink arc more difficult to re-
move. Stains of fruit on white sIuffs are
readily removed by n dilute solution of
chlorine or of sulphurIc acid. ZalDborous
acid is perhaps still better, being less liable
to injure the cloth; to apply it, the cloth
is simply molstened and exposed to the
vaplr of the burning sulphur. Where 1t is
practicable to use chlorine in a gaseous
state, it is preferable to a solution. there
being less danger of iniuring the cloth.
Compound spots are more difficult 10 remove
- and they require different applications
according to The respective natures of the
competent parts Of the substances causing
the STAIN Thus, for Instance, grease from
a wheel work, requires first that the grease
should be dissolved by an alkal, and then
the iron is removed bv oxac acid.
3. Where the stuffs are not white but
have been colored by dies, those substances
should be employed to remove the stain,
which will not change the color of the dive.
Or if this cannot be done, and the substance
applied alters the color, knowledge Of
those substances is necessary which will
re establish the color. IT, for instance, all
Alkai has been employed u remove an
acid from a violet blue or red cloth, and a
yellow spot remains, a solution of 50 phate
Of IRON or copperas must be used Or where
spots of ink or iron would have been reno
we'd by oxac acid, the color may be restor
ed by an akall or solution of tin. Thi.
branch of our subj ect is too extensive fol
our present limits, and those who wish tC
pursue the subjec, we refer to works or
dyoing and that department OF chemistry
which relates to it.
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II SUPPOSED
II 10 have been saved, the following articles
~ pieces Black Italian Lesrings % inches wide
and bearing numbers from z6oG as27.
10 Black Italian Lutestrngs i braces Sc inches wide
and hearing numbers from 259S O 1907
~ Black Italian Luerngs, WIDTH bearing number.
from 1858 10 2647.
~ Black Italian Luerngs II braces inches wide
and bearing from 2628 1857
10 40 German Limitation Italianl Black Luesng about
p inches wide, and numbered their Labels as fol-
lows from 1897 to lI0l HOS, Il0S 1109 No. lll6 III7
ii2l lbs i2e HISS, ils7 l4o, i4i, ll42 lI45, l4s,
!i52 lbs, 1853. 49, 1863 1885, from 117l % 1l76
ll52, llSe, 1893, 1901 1206, l2l7 1248.
Black French Broadc'oihs each piece seved up in
linen wrapper and Numbered with oftbe following
nunber-1sl4 1915, 1924, 1877 1854, 1884, 1853 1856
Black French BroadcIots, without wrappers. pieces
numbered 2657 and 40. 2 ditto 1869 and 42I. ditto
aG33 and 418
Persons avine found of he will please give notice TO
The owners, JOHN DIR AND Ca
decSl-Iw III BROAD street mn stair,
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NETWORK TATTERsALL,s.-

NEW.YORk TATTERSALL'S.-OnM Monday
next 4n January will be scd auction O'Clock
al fine horses among them, very fast ong HORSE
The Saratoga Roam Horse He bought present
years old sound and kind and aIcd his mile
ness in nm 40 To be sold of whom
Germ Also, sorel Horse years old sound and fast
just iron the country. JOHN w. WATSON
. Jan ut 446 Broa dMaY.
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ROcS POWDER, for pertaining and fiimigaiing rooms
FOR SICK rooms especially ihese articles emily service
ane emitting agreeable fragrance and the
Ing completely any unpleasant smell
schrebes celebrated Pomanm for The rapid gyt ofhe
ar Oompoand Aromatic kreosoe Tooth wash prepared from
genuine Reichenbacks krsote cleansing preserving teeth
compound kreosote Tooth Ache Drops instantaneous re-
ef OF the tooth ache; CoDpound Syrup of oron Bonese
tor me cure OF colds cough Compound Syrup
81 Ssrsdparillaa together with Almond Gum Capare and
large and choice Of other Svrps Swam psnacca
Lees Ps, Mofitt Vege,ase Life Pills. aud large val ey of
other patent medicines, Ill warranted genuine
he above articles 10 be had. Wholesale retail al
FORTENBACHS MINES
jan 1-ims II HID On corner Rood r.,
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NEW YORK TATTERSALL'S.-The regular
sales Of Horses, Carriages Harness, &c win take place
al this well known establishment every Monday, II O'Clock
The sale will take place Monday, January. All
Horse Carriages &c intended for this SALE and en-
tered before Saturday next I'd Instant p M-and as
limited number of Horses only be taken, early application
cessary in order 10 insure place upon The catalogue.
JNO. w. WATSON l. Co. 4l6 Broadway.
AT PRIVATE SALE-A pair Of first ay Horses, years
Old. KIND and sound. dec Tiff
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KOh WANTED, 10 attend piytan's office. a lad of
10 years OF who be mended for eadiness
and three p. Nj. TO DR. BIEI No q Eys.ss,.t,a.s
dec 28-2ts
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FARM IN WESTCHESTER WANTED
of about eighty with good building; the must be of
nW CT G. ICEEIS 9iW,i
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NEW EsTABLIsHMENT,c CORNER OF PINE
Y AND NASSAU STREETS-TH,E CUSTOM HOIISE

HOTEL-To Down Town Northumberland the recent con-
Migration the propreors Of the Custom House Hotel
formerly Loveoy having made alterations additions TO the
former house. now present TO the class of The mercantile
public place OF quiet where Refreshments
be had including Pies and Coffee the Exchange panp The
undersigned hope by uHremited industry combined with po
son TO please and accommodate merit share of the public
patronage.
HORN FREES, Corner of Pine and Nassau Streets
very commodiou Reading Room attached the establish
ian .6r;s
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EOUND.-A SMALL sum OF MONEY The Owner
Gu have IT, BY applying the Drug Store corner of Nc Dom
ga ana Charlton street. proving property paving expense
VI 'hi' advertisement dec 5i-9ts
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NR. LOvEMAN's BALM OF .GILEAD

OF great efhcacy healing
giving muscular strength TO the digestive II
by incons from the Amy Gindensis Balm Of Gead Tree
which native Of Abyna and naurszed in SYRIA The in
con of branch the Balm Gilead Tree yields only three or
four drops day is powerful stimuant
giving relief TO all those who bong under
on coughs asthma, splitting Of blood tough morning phlesh
and Preserver Of the lungs The Balm Of Gead
diseases and medicine laid down In United Ph
macopeIa will do good this the medicine the
The medicinal virtues of the Balm of Gead Tree are well
known by who has knowledge medicines and
known be the best medicine for coughs colds asthms in
all their different stages.
Dr. Loyeman's BALM of Gead Balm been established
upwards OF forty years and recommended by the highest medical
characters ff long standing Coughs Ashmas
tecons Of the Lungs splitting Of blood and Influenza produces
all the astonishing concentrated highest Ger
felton, and should always be used when chance Of re-
covey from the above diseases Its reputation invaluable pro-
petes well known require comment Tho
sands this city testify that they have of distressing
coughs colds and have been nv to The
blessings of pristine health and vgor This valuable medicine
needs only trial prove its efficacy relieving all above d-
Numerous certificates might be publs extraordinary
Effects but the considers the ard properties
Balsam of Gead Tree sufficiently well without them
The immense sales this medicine proof Of its bon,
the most valuable of all vauabes. Price 50 hottie
For sale by appointment, by Psc Diokie Ais Broadway; J.
Syme 63 Bowery of Walker and by p Burnet Co
$40 Greenwich street. two doors below Spring jan Aft
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DUBLlC DISCUSSION.-CHRIS vs. IN
Il FIDELITY.-The DELEGATES Of Hall In6dsI

vs. IN
FlDELITY.-The Delegates Of the TsmmaHy Hall Infde
having DEFINED proceed in the controversy any longer Dr.
Sleigh will prosecute the De of Divine Revelation the
Philosophical Examination of the grounds of Indeliy,
which will have all the advantage and for both parties Of
public discussion, without the possibility of interruption noise
l. He will each evenings meeting with Lecture the
Internal Evidences Of the Truth OF the ScIipes embracing
vera Anatomical Physiological and Geological Discoveries some
OF which have been made public Also the
and Physiology of the Human Observation-Disclosures Instinct
former proved be the Faculty Soul the
latter OF The Banhe Existence the Soul proved
means and to the degree of certainty the the
body-the tribune Nature of Man, &c &c
lie will examine and refute the powerful arguments of
Ceisu forphyy, Gbbon, Voltaire Hume Paine Taylor and
proceed. -
lie VIII appropriate hour after each Lecture reply
~ e all questions thai may him, IN WRIT
NO Inc Day before each Lecture and he invites all Indel
Scepuc 10 forward wi bout delay his residence QUO ions
As ney consider initiate against the Scriptures.
Cerymen will receive free perpetual Tickets by calling
the Doctor. ' - s
The Course will commence Tuesday evening nex the 9Th
January O'Clock precisely and he on Tuesday and
Friday evenings In each week, in the Masonic Hall
b. After the betrayed one fourth the recepf.
shall be handed Drs Brownce Bangs one half of VIII Oh
TOR the Seamens Relief Society," other hall for the Fe
msle Assistance Society for Poor Sick,
lures. los. -
Tickets TO be had Of Howe Bates, Booksellers GO Chatham
street at Dr. Sleigh residence 1877 Prince street. Of The Hall
u'e Lecture evenings. jan I&ir
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CARD.-THE COFFEE AND EATING ROOMS
IN Of the Custom House Hotel ae Loveoy') Of Pine
and Nassau Streets New York. for the reception
company Ho. coffee pies &e will be furnished in the Coffee
Rooms hour Of day evening" In the Refractory below
Breakfss, will be furnished from to IL; Dinners from IL
and Tea and Supper from to II Oysters Style served
up al short notice. HORN FREES.
an4- l,Rin
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DROVE ALL THINGS.-DOCTOR STILLMAN'S
DESERVING ATTENTION,-THE TEETH
- THE TEETH!-Fron Dr.. s. o. Psysck Surgeon Drpti,

hESERVING ATTENTION.-THE TEETH 7
~ THE TEETH!-Fron Dr. s. o. Psysck, Surgeon Dentist
of Philadelphia -
AIes Bunet Co.. habit making o1t GER
thcaes kind Of medicine whatever
had the goodness to with box Dr. San
Magnetic Odontics il would i'll become Withhold
opinion such invaluable preparation for the med
cna properties from experience admirably adapted 10 the
alienation of that exccng paa the tooth ache; believe
TO be health Preseaive for The teeth ard gum cannot
be hg y recommended every family who cleanliness
of the mouth well fory the teeth gums which the
most eacctna step towards preserving the esh sound ate
and preventing that dreadful scourgc-th~ toothache
The above article for sale Patrick Dickie as Broadway
of Lpenar street, Syme 60 Bowery of
anil at Bunet Co.'s Greenwich street two doors
below Spring Price ST. ian4-lf
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] WALL sTREET.-MONDAY, JAN. 4.

No bunes Is YET doing in good, merchandise lands
any moment For few days several large stock
kers by combiaed effort forced the rail road sold out
cleared out Stocks have since fallen The Patterson Rail adj
has forgot make dividend Poor thing consequence
mere lapse OF memory the stock has gone down Why
dend!
The Providence is much better managed The smart
directors Of this magnificent only remembered make
dividend Of per capital stock
$2ooco for the of paying their debts. Honest feows
The capital is Sl5Oo The resolution carried into effect
pying their debts Christian like and shows they have SOUL
at least conscience. If .h ud orgeuness of
making advdend for year. hope they will be
the ground of charity
The Manhattan Bank zach Of their clerks with 500
New Years Gif Why did Mr. White neglect US We have
had much labor in keeping hi. straight his clerks
The Phoenix Bank also Carstian present its cuomer
posted up walls SLIT No checks ether banks ceiv
ed here in deposit"
The Morris nal will be attended sharply enough
or next da,.
u Shank only stock goes up. 1l4-hgher
has been since the President made upon it. The
is this There is strong prospect of getting renewal
of its charter for Eight Millions from the Legislature of
Pennsylvania is about offer that State bonus Of three mil
lions charter and believed be able succeed
cheaper than before the fire. During
days bags Of coffee received No
taking place in four II stands so usual About the 10Th
Nov the dealers laid in great stores s. not much des-
royed the fire. In consequence -four cheaper
Rochester Or Buffalo
Rents stiR extremely high down The new Ex-
change will lie ready weekhe entrance from Broadway
Business will then in Broadway Exchange which
ought he widened and through from river river
United States Bank, liSt 1914 Farmer; Loan, lilo, osh
aorIi. csnai. $780, Sohs ss R Ri
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i TUNATELY lost all their Books, Notes and Papers, of
every description by the late fire. respectfully request all those
debted them, either by noteor otherwise hand them
Of their and copies of BILLS their earliest
hiencs. They will also feel obliged all who have had
transactions with he any description however small since
January 1885, whether settled nd in-copies of bills
furnish data which give them their bsi
Mechanics others who have had bills
vel that have been consigned them, will confer by
handing in duplicates, particularly those against brig Napoeon
PUTNAM L SLOCUM, 1856 Front strret.
n. b. Having been informed by friends Ito whom
der grateful acknowledgements that they packed all
papers which of the safe in bag and deposited
Nico Aymas entertain hope that they may yet
be safe Should they have fallen into the has DIS Of person. Ii
beral will heipaid for their 3l-lmn
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DRESERVE YOUR TEETH.-Preserve your

DRESERVE YOUR TEETH.--Preserve your
Teeih.and 10 preserve your teeth. box of Dr.. STILL
MANS MAGNETIC ODONTICA must be used. Ii prevents
the teeth and from aching and decaying and renders
sound healthy and beautiful and pie and
Upwards Of 1000 boxes have been sold the have
heard single complaint has given general satisfaction
Bor sale by PATRICK DICKIE, AIS Broadway, of Lis
pensrd p. BURNETT Co. $40 street. doors
below SPRING and by j. SYmE, of Walker
Bowery. Aft
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DRah9 Sg SNAS RAHM QF G5LEAD soR

approved medicine radical the
ons have been impaired by RemPerance and youthful mprdn
se. anxiety Of mind and the as Of f,enaes life III
following sy%ptoI namely great .,sghne:' ofhe breast with
parts 6edy other Of cold a, If
water poured the flying pains the and limbs back
very variable sometimes sncommony slow at other times very
quick yawnins cocng feque signing and of uaocs
oonvave laughing the sleep refreshing and
the patient often troubled with hord dreams Much has been
but The grta efficacy Of Dr. Loyemans Balm of Gead Balm
for the above complaints. and should possession every
person troubled with the above disorders.
Of Lispeard Syne S Bowery Walker ST.. by
Bunet& Co $40 Greenwich ST. two doors below Spring ST.
Price 80 cts. per DO tie jan Aft
LIVERY MAN HIS OWN DENTIsT.-Itis not
sTsgs Z, sSi a oh 9ss %
only preservative for teeth gum. by
Bume CO. $40 Greenwich ST. two doors below Spring. and by
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET with Board Apply
L at IS Deyst. jan
NXYYtA4tblD REA AGc PIT M. Male CONCERN
Of powerfully stimulating and drastic medicines Calone Lobe
h Gambcge Hsg-an Medicines other drastic drugs, will
quite strengthen their nervous system aayng all irtabily and
gave IL ss 70 % e See on The other
MOST EXT2AORDINARY!- IA whole family Of
WI y pc soh taught Quarter for only so the following
ing Psnmanhp ossphy and al e. which
$40 $40 each branch still those will learn
make immediate application this reduction
family which cannot Afford much and me
may benefit by the most short and thorough
discoveries taught with such surprising past 8yesrs
New York. by those uvaled and extraordinary Six Lesson"
Teachers MI and Mrs. Coward, Pupil, Dancing Music
and Writing Masters in Europe and America.
DANCING AND WALTZlNG-Mondaya and Thursday-2
till 5 and till 10 Evening, at 252 Bowery.
PIANO, SINGING, &cTuesday and Friday-2 till s. and
till 10 evrning a 252 Bowery
PENMANSHIr, SHORTHAND and BOOKKEEPING
"Wednesday and Saturday, till 252 Bowery;
Broadway morning till 2 and Wednesday and Saturday
evenings, till 10. jan 4-lw