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To Teachers and Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles of Mechanics,
Hydros'atics, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Acous-
tics, Optics, Electricity, Galvanis,n, Magnetism,
and Astronomy. Illustrated by seyeralhundred
Engravngs. By LEONARD D GALE, NJ. D., Pro
fessor of Geology and Mineralogy In the Uni
ver>ty of the City of New-York, and Lecturer
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. Price,
full DO md, 30 cents; 81 50a dozsn 10 Teachers
The above extensively lntoducedn the bes schools
aud seinaries part, othe United States
and considered the best book private learners Dr.
Gale being himself PRACTICAL Chemist and his professional
duties Lecturer requiring him make constant and
ed experiments all branches of Natural Philosophy,
sminent qualified Tor the task Of editing such work Most
the other publications the popular branches Of Phlloso
ply and Chemistry compilations made b. book
makers hence the frequent failures Of students in their
empts experiments while following the directions contained
III these works No such difficulty viii occurin the Of
tins work of Dr. Gale.
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EAIBARKATION or THE, PILGRIMS.
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ner of Leon'rdst Open from IA NJ. I'LL 10 P. NJ. Admit
lance cents Season Tickets so Descriptive Gaia
logues ?i In order crafty increasing number of
visitors the Exhibition Will continue open for short time
longer. now StIsua*
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~ F,rs; Ward Taxes

~ First Ward Taxes.-The Collector Of the
Firs: Ward has his Book and prepared furnish
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Of interest by making voluntary payment 70 the Receiver
before tie Isl Of January y. COEb, Collector
Office Coentss' Slip. open from surprise TO sunset
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p5 The , T Z Cathoiic p By
OF cHksT o. Hg, gs ssee"s The pacS c91s
ton and Ordinances Of the Cs,hoc Church. B Frederick
so Of English Litern and History Kings College Lon.
den one eesag TGa9e over go Pre- 81 90
po;tant topics treated on IN his YER, able work:
PaI lon the Principles Of the QaakeFs eHd Of The differ
and Of The systems which they have given birth. Chapter
nary objections to these doctrines Tie Quaker system
Practical Workings Of the Quaker System. Chaper IL
Ro as5: P Of h co
sidered-Proestant System-The Practical Working, Of the
P ebisc Sg:m CP a % n5esc! H o g
Religious, Philosophical and Political Movements OF hch
R s kfn HI the o @
MSvemgnts Political cal. i5 To-;
Capter I-Recaptdaton Chapter ll-Indica,ons of Sp-
ritual Constitution Chapter IIrhe Spiritual View OF this
BpsmTfe Gf 1ss 81 WoshpGThe Eue6r5
The Mmistry-the Scptarey Chapter V-Q the Relations
tons OF the Pare Theocrati:The Separs,ist
The Patrlcian-The Modern Interpreter Of Prophecy;
vide il Chapter far this sabect
contested With those reyiopsy Discussed Do The SKINS
Does Universal Church f@sand ss apart from its
Of Character which belongs Especially to Ens!ishmen? To
wha dsprayaton Is / liabIa2 Chapter 1.-THE s9glish Sys
High Church Catholic System-Retections on the Sys
rems, and on our position generally
and meet the wants OF all interested the several move
meus har now taking place in the religious community
the rrresions generally Of thu several Protestant
denominations and Of the Romanis TO commend ts.
the growing interest the controversy between the latter
and their opponents. The political porten of the work
tans much that attractive thoughtful man, of any re
gous persuasion reference 10 the existing aud possible u
lure Of our country
Also, recently pubshrd:
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The Sermons OF Nh Newman pronounced by several Of
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Bishop Burne,s History Of the Reformation in England
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The Unity Of the Church, By the Rev. Henry E Manning
The Double Witness of the Church. By the Rev. w. j.
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These beautiful Shades unlike ali Others admit all the az
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GOAL-S4 so per IONA cargo Of superior
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Also cargo Of Egs and Stove Coal superior
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~ Mufs, Mufs, .fufrs-
among which are some o! the harst
70 be found in the clty-tor sale Al
~ Hat and Ful
NB. Ladies would do well to c4ll
purchasing elsewhere. TAPPED Muffs
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ED In the 100 pages of tie first part Of this spurious
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, NOV. 8, 1913

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
The Sun. The Moon Full Sea
Rises g 40 sets.l a. Rises . . 5 38 Morpiag.e IS
Latest Dates.
London. 49,. October IS Havre. October l6
Liverpool. -. October is New-Orleans Oct %
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= HoARsrN:ss CouGHs AHp COINS viii be cured when
all el.e fails by DR.. LARBOIGS EXTRACT OF LUNG
ORT II known to fail ia curing in feT DAYS
Coughs that for yeas had wits,ood every other e1y All
who once always recommend 1t again their friends
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~ l. o. of o. F.-The Members Of Howard Lodge,
No CO. aud the OapER generally respectfully invited
attend The Second 4nareysG1g stng OF the Lodge to be
O'Clock An address appropriate the OCCASION Will be
delivered by the Rev. 2. Halleck. By-oLdeI.
Nov 6, 1915 now 2t B. j. TOSSING, Sec'y.
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The superiority of this translation all others lies IN
tho fact Of lis extreme fidelity TO the original
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olmsted's Patent Anthracite Stoves,
C II u R C II E S

HALLS, PARLoRs, STORES, NURcERlES
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WANTED-A Boy, smart and active, to make
w himself generally useful in Grocery. Meme Sd lp
pI but those with unluestioaabe references, al 81 Barely
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rgIEACHING.-A young lady from the country,
Will qualified and having SceP;loneoie references go
omaedstioas is lerou. teaching he comm Enfl,sn
banchs P9tesha fho2 20 mi Gs 15ts adass
~ - scbsr at this Office will receive attention rs
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r. Wire Window shades-SIanufactured 10 or
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q ISIS-secOnu COniInG OF JhTist al
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are invited 10 attend Seats free The Midnight Cry pub
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70 Prepare for w intcr.-lNDlA NJ BEERS,
all their vaeti-s may be had AZ wholesale prices al 10
MAIDEN lane the place where fine Calf Boots sold so low
GEO. F BAKER.
y r. il5is on the north side, below Pearl ST.
NAPOLEON TAPS sold and put on. Nc it's
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1.-The translator Mr. Charles H. Town has performed bis
task with iaithtuluess and ability.
'' 81 aus \. Y Courier and Enquirer
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MN. T. JENNINGS u co, Diapers and Tail.
or 2Sl Broadway, American Hotel opposite the Foun
tain solicit etenop of seasonabe goods.
including Cloti. Cassrners Veatinss &c. all the
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pEAuY MADE OVER-COATe, WINTER
~ FRoCKs, CL0AKS. &c.-EItra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Coats Winter Frock, Sacks, SC. Also.
and medium y Cloth Ccsks for sale at 23I Broadway,
ola yf WM r JENNINGS aCO
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asAa TO LET-The upper part OF neat two
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~ st. Andrews S0ciety-ELECTiON os
OFFICERS preparatory meeting OF the St. Andrews
Society Of The for the ELECTION OF Others
dsy evening the OH instant half past O'Clock general
and runctual attendance is earreStly requested.
nj an JOHN CAMPBELL, Secretary
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REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION.

A friend has handed TO US for publlca
ton the annexed remedy for indigestion
a complaint which is so generally prev
oIeut IN this country. 1t was commnni
Gated TO him by a gentleman in Great
Britain, who says in his letter on the
subject:
"Haviug suffered much from lndigeS~
,ion, sond you the remedy to relieve
YOU 1t arises by rejecting 100 large a
portion Of the phosphalesof lime and
magnosa containcdln the bran IN ma
king our bread; being quite sure that an
oil wise Creator, in giving us wheat 'or
our food to support our frames placed
in i, every necessary constituent Tor 'he
health of them, and made this known 10
us through the progressive knowledge
which he is pleased to grant u.s. When
therefore, you derive benefit from IT.
please 10 make,it known 10 our brethren
Iin America"
Remedy for indigestion Boil ho III a
mint of white wheat three hours 10
ousrt Of water, or little moreii neces
sarY,
Drink hAIfa pin, oI tho liquid twice OIL
thrice in a week.
10 make wholesome Bread Six oun-
ces of bran boiled oHe hour and ball II
live pin,s Of water; strain the llqn't
from tho bran, and dilute i with waIe
sufficient to make the bread.
Two ounces Of salt
Five pounds of good -four
Two tablespoons full Of vest
In baking larger quantity each Gr''
clio must he propOrionably increased
Bali american
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preston IN relatlon to such an alliance
Our navy was hundreds olm:Fes ee'ach-
ed from she projection OF our coast SUI
sidlzed TO revolutionary portion 'o'
Mexico, end placed at their disposition,
end after having been thus employed
!or months, returned destitute TO our
shores, not having been paid lhe amount
contracted for, and without adding re-
pown 10 our navy, or reaFlDg glory or
advantage for the country. Shce fha'
time all the means and efforts 'ol this
Eovernmeo, have not been able to get
The navy again 10 sea
"The whole transaction was mol OF
this Governments; it was that OF the ~
dividual paced al ts head "''hentRaN'
ing authority either under the conslitu-
tion or law and whatever is done'wlih-
out authority, is Of course V'o'ailVe Of
that law iromwhich the authority 10 Is
sumed to be derived
"The Executive cannot but.rennaTk 10
your honorable body ;that~hadhe, ,.under
all the circumstances bUehob"' oPo"
this alliance with Yucatan, continued
the correspondence, he would have been
acting in bad faith to the people OF Tex
as; he docs not wish TO soil his skirts
with the crime OF treason; aud were ne
to adhere to the enemies ofthe Repub-
, lie and render 10 them aid and support
he would bring himself wihlnthe'detl-
, nirion Of flreason under the Consultation
lie regards any aid rendered 10 y oco'ei'
as ultimately serviceabIe to Mexico; as
sured as he is, tina, though the Kicker
inps of a revolutionary spirit rendered
10 the malconlents a momentary g'eam
: Of hope, eventually they will be re uni
led TO Mexico, and he will not be sur
prlsed if their adhesion had been ten
0 dered before the present moment
ASAM, HOUSTON"
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SLANnER SUIT

WIN. H,ckersoR lately sued George w
Hend,iCk IN the Circuit Court al Wash
ineIon City, for sIanderous words i'm
porting that The plaintiff was Of coto'ed
descent Verde, for pIsinllff-.dam
twenty-five dollars and costs. Judge
Tappan, IN similar case in Ohio, once
decided that it was not slanderous, or
actionabIe TO charge any man with haV'
ing Negro blood in his veins. Rnr, at
that time, The Judge had not renounced
his auii slavery views
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"Specie and specie funds are every
where offered in payment. and The peO.
ple are BEGINNING TO LAUGH AT
THOSE CHEATING PAPER BANKS
TO RELIEVE THEIR WANTS.
Statesman
How say you, men Of Portage7 Are
YOU content with the destructive "legis.
ia,on of last winler9' Do you find
"specie and specie funds" so abundant
that you are ready 10 adopt the doctrine
OF The parlyY
Medary. in the receipt Of tens Of ihou'
sands per annum out Of the State Treas
ury Tin specie or specie funds" may we'll
laugh at the advocates OF a good banking
system! Why should he no'2 His
twenty Thousand dollars according To
the logic OF Zauesvile Aurora) will buy
three lines as much now as it would
have done when he voted himself into
the office, elk years ago But with the
great body of the people OF Ohio the
industrious tax paying producers II is no
laughing matter With them, it is q
matter of,he most immediate and direct
interest. 10 have a currency not only
sound but sufficient 10 represent their
products, let the Stale Printer, or other
we'll fed officials laugh as they may
Ohio Star.
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len, to 'SubJect" as used under the BRIT
.ish Constitu 100, and includes allpersonS
who were born in theUniicd States u
will be seen Ihatif she decision stands,
il strikes a death blow at once 10 the
con.empIa ted effect Of cur laws prohib'.
ting from entering or resting in The
Slate. and grants free acsess into our
Sral~to all persons who were born IN
the United States, no matter ~hat their
complexion. Thejudge may be- wrong
bu, we do not see how il is possibleto
limit the slgnifcation Of the word TO a
more stricted sense thsn'lhat given IT,
Judge MuIlanphy, wo are told .wIIlpub'
lsh his opinions al length.