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D2,I; and half for full course Of Writing Le.sen,
KeLs Aaamv NaOqs1 Y and Book
City HALL entrance the door Of fcaes MUSEUM o Mr. Cod
sm IN respectfully informs the citizens OF New York and III
that n5 n soseoas aamsp for the instruction
Nh R s sps isf e ,',n
,esuye for ihr sest Of oSard psnmaa.hp
h%ssl mp. 70 all in ten lessons Of hour each
NJ nueh OF me cantlie aud eputoaIy nmap
s se as
beautiful style Of epi.'oi,fy writins-an invaluable
Young qualified teacher, of the art in all ii,
S,nses course Of Mercantile and E0o,v wo,
Two Dollar. and hall Booseepns edaeeS from seea %
@ m an eV p's Nv
II two OF three day., The lsdie. NEE, daily from i
o'clock gentemen at "A M, and 81 and sP NJ Private in
For sale at the Academy. article of gold aud
RfrrarSor'-R se oy Major 2f'he city of York
nsw,e a Holm R pss f t,w1ssss Of ss;ssa
CHAPT AND TENDER FLESH OR EkUPTIONs,
sskes .cSvy pmpIe sIysipess SloeRes, mofp6e
3d. IL change s
s Msd soap s % w Ss Of Ss Es W
stot Btsphns h anhiorisi curing fs Thousands a Is
ca Sss s ss and Or sn 81 ms & srsd
Ne as, mses or IIas 9easq es
commend It ali '"'0 0"' ''''' VIII '0mee 10 re-
La fact III, many scisns no pr scribe u Is
that have baled their skils myself have cure
.ruptons al have tried inward and outward rene
dies in vsin and cestsly gives dcoored skin delicious
healthy clear look IL sod cents cake by the pro-
preto az the of the Eagle SO Chatham
New York
>, A A. Eo Dock Phss,s
81 state ST. Albany 1879 Fulton Brooklyn; 207 King
Charlescn =; CT c. +. Bsgby, Moristown, ~ ); Ferre,
Nam s Middleown CT Agents wanted all othsr cities.
FED lmsec.
SALAMANDER SAFE AGAIN TRIUMfHANT-1he
- books and papers Of John Mel Esq preserved in
saam,nder Safe the Destruction BY lire his large
house, 90 Broad st. ON the night Of the 3oth ult 80
Sasmander Safes of Wders make which have fall
ed preserve the contents, be had The Iron Safe
Warehouse OF SlLAS T.. HERklN0,
fletHwyr is0 Water street.
piLLs OF EXCHANGE, payable at sight all parts OF
England Ireland aud Scotland Of E3 Eio Is and
3. J. SYLVESTER
jos - W.. ,,r-ei md ,,o Bs,sdwav
COLLECTIONS ali parts OF the United States made
" the favorable terms by .
4 J. SYLVESTER
j2o iwr % WI ,,r--, and ,,s Rtosdvav
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE fart famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
perceive be obtained in this country See
ment the last column, fourth page, M
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AMUSEMENI +.

REDUCTION OF PRICES
Benefit MsI RHsa i .sd 1ps s:
BRIDE Or THE ISLES.
f ti.tl ofifs
pE tn 5 fsaEst y T .sf
Door. op shA :, x RAVEN 81 THE ToxBs.
mence precisele ''' 'na the pesrmanes will com
"IoHEL y. ~ 0LYMPIC THEATRE. -
THIS Ev ssISSnETiy New vorn.
Fra Di.volo. sEEA ri DIA,XsS ,o. ''''"''
,EAG If iY9G { Tss sl A. -. g. Mitchell
u The Doors will be opened hsifps. an,
AMERICAN THEATRE-WHJ.,7, ,,-z,-
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C cusgN.N
This EVEN ANA ~ SA 4 Ei.i be performed
rRIsHM AM T ES'oAruNE.
HIS s1 rasf ~ Tsss,
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
MP'es RsNSIInSs Broadway opposite s'Paul, Church
&; 81 ThE xrfs
be aPp.essTssS E.hpu behoding it. Positively
, "" .~, ouaESEEA9G TOM THUMB. JUNIOR.
svss or su s ..ss s @,
YEA" '% %EIoas! SSE2 VI FiErErN POUNDS
e n and sss:5y
living curiosity That ever astonished the public '~
' xS WIZ Hf 'fT'zxtBf' rEX tSS%sd
ct many moving including the
' w.'' THE BURNING OF MOSCOW.
man popular ballad .nss snd NJ ba she
mic spFsT are engaged Also eseSr,sG ID Me- Me-
se IL h the sublime and wonderful moving Dr.
Performances commence at o'clock.
o'clock ' ''''ooh " ~
- Saturday (day and evening" Farewell Rene6t or a.,
ihumh and positively his last appearance this city for
'9ne eme j7sec
PEALE's VIEW YORK MUSEUM
'Ai'oNAL rn IS N6W R HSP paiErTrRE GALLERY,
c. H DEVOE. Manager
S%esi 8 s%;; Ss sTf!'; 81 e""'' of
|eauy ana stefuy DISPLAYED IN three spacious halls "a
COSTLY AND ELE sesi; FIXTURE St!T GALLERY.
Every Dav and apS v sa"s any ohe. America
sIcNoR M THFisRAy aoss 81; apionAm.s
THE yI lsSSS II TT; f6 Ii I s syss
coNrLA ok l1s!FfI'Ss d op MOSCOW
Hoob he s and MMRsf'9
HAM. the Come Singer, are si.o engaged. Una
Also M f3FsffTsk fs s N TbG Pa ra
Gypsy WOMAN,
From England.
sh. wshe. impose upon the public bv making m. m
believe her WITCH - s
| -. FORTUNE TELLER
eonisMes publicly he able in,tact ohers 81 eood
Intellect, and mention their aiding sacrions of s'''
AND ME- rH fEt FHfFtTkE
;aqc iches 10 the Museum q cens' Children hall pncs.
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WEIGHS OLYMPIC CIRCUS

CLOWNS TO the Cfce'''.' 49,. Messrs. 0ossn Wells
r''s'm'H fhf Is 'i EvESN e o'clock
MAoN,FiCns . NT Gi s1%nsrSe YIN
o'1Us s'., I'VE .H ses.'sS "ov ,
Ast Ssss ssds rn.1
;j$t S; 4; 4; ! S%:s's 20
o. AT sh,. period Of the Evening an ntems,ion of ap
"''''' 1 W." s"'a ",., -, :, ,z
s soas: BY Mr. Sssn pupils
COMIC Tb But yEoI No > .d Commonplace S
Grand Romsn,is Lsgep1 and Fsre Fo, appointed with
THE TERROR or The ER0znN'prc,oNs,
Or "' "A"'oN''
The Nsw sssSe1y 1No an mh w AMX
The ~
The SORES and by M.ss Henry Palmer
,r r.,. and George Hi'sey;
Inc zone invented written and produced under the d. ecion
Among many singular Sf5fS tsSe will be
The rude craeid SI;s
3d.: #: H:;:,5 Is f N: dsc"
TIE CASTLE OF SKELETONS.
hungry and s!asl any ad%iI;s4f Of Msio
-. Drama could des'rsl Mr. Jennings
Head. warm friend and Snnins Light to the
Pcs house: sbo%, their ears. "'' 0u'D' Master Perry
Three Little Thumbs, poor things all Orphans.
niSa Ore 10 sdde'sd toe to s ~ snt ~
u''ou s anu s~eet te,s a WILL Mast w kncade
| The Brave French Knight Sir Tristan and hi.
high-born Dame La Belle Margerite, both
TIC NJ z Rog,er and Mr. uo,,d
being warning examples fit for PantomimeI '
| how far love may tempt incon,derate people
III from hone. ,,,
| vi" -, al Os'ess q M!ost ndiu-nea!,e1 a9yl
large bottle and given to- kek scrstcb iona snS
say bad words ai spouse cf an Ogre. Mr. ParsIoe
uuTnapw,
The Cann,ba, Refractory bui Of red stone and aaom.a with
Egyptian Figures and Devices
comm" mnppIm mTp. ~" 'mpuh"y'
Magic Knife and Enchanted Loss of Two Legs
Zzi Merry and Mighty Monarch Of present.
hi. theatre. who will introduce the city New York
Soiu%bine.. ............... ......::: M. Howard
Ho HS Hata the Clown. .....: Mr. John Wells
View of the R Ss Pa sDiE ssS Water Estate.
Comca CpeIat.on on Comicai Beast (et the BIOLOGISTS
this piece and IS of most novel figure and VIII peTam
| INCREDIpIr rSATa
yuh;.h .i iN NJ XII niDLE fEAIS,
Mahout !; NJ, ~ Mr. Carol
-, Shops in Waterloo Road, ,BlaeLfrian!
hhemp'hca"on oi "eau'hs sor weight ana Wedding Tor
Tai! and High Bred Oser Orange Mr. J Nalhans
Ws Duhc"en0"n' '"o'' ana e"ar' ssrhsn.
s Ms"ss snab "1 Helm. abeaxen helm he, wi" "en'
| MistressJ ' Mr.. Mcfarland
H Hy, Gu on;n pes, Make Miss Bedford
ihs CIV Shop ou,,,nI,a MIo Stone
Smi,b1e S;.tsn "ou' Ms.dams. Co.n ,rd NJ % ~
a Dd OF Sss sraS sf gs ,. lady
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ROCkWELLS PATENT DECK LIGHTS.
NO. ASTOR HOUSE, ENTRANCE IN BARCLAY
STREET ;yII 49,
STREET
MTTCTC

SCH'NEIDEh REBHUN, Directors Of the German Band
and ate OF Saratoga Springs will md
STiiees win band oil from three
NO. Delaney street the Bowery No Crosby
vI1 Int
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WEIGHS
q Il Y M PIC CIR g US,
AT THE
PARK THEATRE.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
Psrformancs g commence a 2 O'Clock.
THIS - G.fy will com
LIBERTY Ts9c OR Ti bhATH.
s hs e. 6. n yin
Daring and d''h's ! .sSssy y b E Franklin "h0"
TE Ds%F the
w. Mis-. We'll. viii II S ~ s1 Gx "s;MoLENskA
IovF Sa y; g. entitled
BY most ss playing boy
IT, intermis.ion ften minutes. %
,v,. A GRAND ORIENTAL BALLET,
with an P iN. IxT0Ss in the celebrated
And astonishing and ESSmpeaIsa and Equestrian
eeEds Sol;a; e. y Hiram Franklin
Indian fFss sSssE %'$ y R h Stone
La craeovienne, 10 ,on,,t Sy vii, Miss Wells.
Mr. Nathan in his superb act on four horses
s1SSE ERE $SHS$oSGn y FaE ,ys.
or 'i;f $i SS AN of
he sT ready Dy r
and m Pshi
ptS'
render the 'f fife bEvoURiSG q 6GRE
Will therefore be ereated Every Evening until further notice.
Wit. all Af I:i EfH me debut Of
In the Principal Characters and in all other
atan expense hitherto unknown in this city.
CARD OF INFORMATIC NJ,
The public respectfully advised that
Seat; an Early Application should De made ia the Morning
to the continual influx of Families who pleased
and patronze
WEIGHS OLYMPIC CIRCUS!
Equestrian Directors Messr. H. Rockwell Cadwalader
Clowns to the Circle Messrs. Cossin Wells
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CuRRhyr RATES OF BANK Norris AND DOMESTIC BILL

What remarkable uniformity do these rates OF ex-
change display; because everywhere with the exception
of Mobile the bills payable in the uniform constitu
tona currency At all points Of the Union bills of the
first character New York plenty rates far less
than the cost of transporting specie At New Orleans
New York sight bills at discount Of liza per cent
and sterling bills at 3aa per cent. This feature has
tnued through the season. and produced the following
suits in the import of specie
IMPORTS OF SrEcIE AT New ORLEANS FROM lsT SEpTEM-
BER 1912, TO JAN. "a.
Last three days.. Observation-Disclosures 1000
Previously. .....................4 900 Oli
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~ Boxes, 50; Pit, Is; Gallery i2k CENTS
u Seats be secured Box Office fromi0 ill 2
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but praces nothing but what reconcilsbe 70 philosophy
revealing the PAST TIMES, the PRESENT and The ~,
TUkE She will inform hem ifthey married or hot anu
when what husband wife they will get describe dner
reduccd 10 81 eenfs ' - 100 lws
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FORTUNE TELLER;

MADAME ADOLPH, removed from the Museum No
1A 10 Park Row, be consulted in private paor She
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AUCTION SALES.

TS by bssH ps 4 Lhi5Hw pSstiGps'r'
ss's'n no. a2 .isn and us Fssion s~s.is
sATURD AZ
a., ~ lo% o'clock in the sales room.
splendid stock OF Cabinet Furniture together with the fur.
htus 81 iames leaving the city, including almost every
article in the line Of the best Description
Also byoder Of the Marshal by virtue of executions and
quality cabinet furniture. splendid second hand and
piano lones, Iarlor organ and seraphna.
ny Ha aiaEL 4 4 T nkthiL Arsifj
Store sei Broadway. of Duane streets
T. A. are ready advances to any amount on
eous'gnmen Returns prompt Sales of estate out
donr sales OF household furniture attended to in person
Se and Tas.dy Fur
SATURDAY. Feb.5.
AZ l0H O'Clock in the sale rooms.
large e oil housekeeping goods viz 400 mahogany parlor
st'nd China and invoice of fancy imported and do
nestle goods The attention fbpye The goods
are unlimited and deserve M %Sss ssP ordinary inspection
1,rs. ~ MAJ l9H oe.ck, IN the sale rooms
Large sale Of cloths cTIsni Esb }sAwVslry' &C. ~
AT halfp,st 10 o'clack in the sales
t 3IoS re wires, liquors, 'eggsgs, &c.
suit buyers.
THE EMPIRE STATE IN THE FIELD-Edward Fitz.
gerald No Washington Market, will offer for sale, on
Saturday next the sh instant the Of very superior
He does not pretend TO call them the best offered
the have pronounced them overy
nnbc, on Saturday next above. to Judge for the
The price he aer. himself, will give ton and he
will ehdeavor to merit their n Sa5rop,ge
" 3t'rc No. Washington Market
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NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANs
For the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will be
Grand Day Performance every Saturday Afternoon CON
mencibg at2 o'clock precisely. embracing all the
splendid " ~
EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNASTIC ACTS
Of the Seaso. For particulars handbls Boz
flee, which Saturday will be ready for delivery from D.
clock A. NJ Lnul the time of opening.
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SIG. RAPETTrS

olSr. hAPElIIS
1850 LAST CONCERT THIS SEASON
SSh kAP TIL has the honor inform his friends and the
public that his Grand Concert Vocal and
Music VIII take place Nblos Saloon on sdav Nh.
10Th INST which he will assisted bv som 81 ,be
most sugui she' tslent in the city - ~ " ~
Particulars in future adve rtsements 6i,,
DNTNDVyJsnuarv H. si3-The Board of Directors Of
me VIEW YORK Equitable Insurance Company have This
oey declared dividend Of three capital stock
70 the stoSkhoders demand the office the
JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary
MS company with capital Of d0Ilars-now whole
dan securely to agan, loss
,rg; merchandise household furniture, ships and being
built and every description Of property and out of the
city, ,,,.,,;.
a. appneaton ior insurance will be promptly attended to-
-, DIRECTORS.
shepherd Knapp, A g Thompson
EeaeI'es Deming' Silas Holmes,
ppenry IGetes, John Nesmith.
G auI sp2mpord Lambert Suydam,
GGeo,ge haPsIye' Robert Smith,
GChhIaner sage, John q Jones,
TInsusn Ia oaho, Henry Rowland,
James lanes ward, James Gillespie
reter Hargous, Samuel Bell,
harvey weed, Daniel Ebberts.
r,. j, Joseph w Duyee.
This Company also against loss or damage bv bu,
gary, or usebreakiDg and robbery. - ~
ANY loss or damage will Re promptly adjusted and paid
IA 5n.r LAMBERT SUfOAE. President
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CARD OF INFORMATION
The public advised that in order Secure
Seats Early Application should be made the Morning
which will and DISAPPOINTMENT
to the continual influx of Families who pleased honor
and patronize
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-22
DEATHS.

In Wells W. on the lst inst atera painful illness, Mr.. Amos
W Naive I OF I % n paper aged % years He
man my years ago when that region but very slightly
useful clizenwas honorod from time by his ownsmon
with repeated marks of confidence and esteem and his will
be long and deeply mouedb attached circles
ms generous and manly qualities and the stern integrity Of his
GGn'on N II Dec l. l8 Of typRus dycr M iDa'da laura
Badlcc Bartlett, wife Of Rev s. c. Bartlett aud daughter of n
Iii not easy speak Of Mrs Bartlett truly without the up
pearance OF exeggeaon She is beiev
aggregate of character, Tho Partially Immediate friends
might be mistaken but may us! tho sober Judgment aud
some Of them among the most cultivated of New England
Her character symmetrical An intellect of clear quick
and delicate precautions disciplined by study Uncommon liter
airy acquisitions keen relish for all that is beautiful pure
nest affections and force of Character hasenod by re
gous spirit that maturing through the years other life
and tn brought forth on her death bed rich fruits of consolation
9I he friends Personal attractions were not wanting
In aton of life she with love that sat-
ished the desires even Of her heart and many
the last will call her blessed for mono but
long 10 womans ordinary sphere Of duty, and not claimed or
ne suoGst o ths notice s With no special advantages Of
tive state aud esewhere and her friends have surp
She had resided in Munson onIy fourteen week. W." hor
sickness and death called forth tokens of attachment on tho part
oil that people which woud incredible to stranger II
was not in ain said tho asod Senior PASTOR that she
ness from The midst of fond and beloved friends open
useful but without repinng word or thought Ucr
last sickness was full Of christian patience and submission itch
hor for them all that could be removed of the bitterness
death, was removed She lovely life, and llycier
sickness and DEATH Her character had growing and
more beautiful for the last few of her life and
knew her during thu, period viii recognize both the truth and
the inadequaey Of this sketch,
In llnover n H. tho 18th nst saah daughter of Prof
Iudd1ck, aged l6.
Ia Troy Dec instantly, Of rupture Of blood vessel Da
vd, ofEnoch Sanbon, aged 20 years.
In Waterford, Dec 0, Mr.. Ehonezer Woods, aged "A.
In Concord, Dec {, OF opes, MIR. Orange Hayward aged
90 years.
In Concord, Nov 10, amer distressing sickness of influenza
Mary daughter of Samuel and Lucy Barker aged 10 years
Printers in W. &c.
Hall. -
In Charleston, Nov Is, Charles of Ebonozor Cole ESQ
aged Is years and seven months.
10 Randolph the 9Th inst Mr. Henry Blodgett soldier
the revolution, aged "a
In Brookfeld, Nov. II, typhus fever Mrs Abpu wife
Major John Whestloy, aged 81 years.
In Randolph Dec Lucy Smith, daughter of Serene Smith
aged Is years.
In panylle, on tho 18th Instant of consumption, Louisa
daughter OF Ed Lewis Fisher aged 80. She exompar,
member of the Baptist church aud anxious depart be- viii
! Cdtfst.---- 49, -----"''-
L. Montreal, Nov LIST, Col William Moore, aged 81 formerly
ofPeachum, VI.
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LITERARY REGISTER.

Mexico it and is; by Bonz Mayer Royal octave of
400 pages with 100 Illustrations.
The NewWod Pictorial Annual for 1874 splenddy illustrated,
is announced to be published the 2h instant, at ~ IL
cents.
The New World Park Benjamin, Editor SO year. Black
woods Magazine he volume he nearly fac sinile
Of the vernble Backwool - year. New World Serial
Supplement 81 tho whole three for So in advance
tho Mysteries Of Paris to boot The volumes
in January.
j. Winchester 80 Ann ST. N. Y. publisher of tho above.
Life of benjamin franklin being Fankn's autobiography and
continuation of his life by Jared Sparks ] vol just
published by Thppan & Dennet, Boston.
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OI''D w Il DO W W t
New York, Sept 10, 1913.

Beans far Sheep.--if yon have any beans on
hand which are unfit for culinary purposes, in
consequence of being mOuldy or rancid, wash
them carefully aud give them to your sheep,
There is nothing, perhaps, that sheep love more
at this season, and gill day will he of more
service TO them than pint of corn 1t is fire.
qnently the case that beans nre injured by the
wet before harvest or by being slowed away
damp, become mouldy aud unfit for In this
condition, they often sold for one half their
value, which we consider equul TO the best corn
i'll any state. The vines and pods of beans are
also excellent food for sheep, and should be ms
carefully husbanded by the farmer, as his corn
and ay.-.Naine Cuitiudior.
The Cultivaor tells but half the story. Why
is a gill of beans better for sheep han pint
of corn? This is an important problem in sheep
husbandry; and one that not one hock-maser in
a thousand can answer.
If the object be to form fat sheep, then the
remark that beans are worth more than corn is
not true. For corn contains more of the fat
forming elements than beans But if the object
be to form muscle and tooot then the remark is
true Beans contain more OF the elements Of
wool, than any other cultivated plant. Hence
nature, ever true to herself has endowed the
sheep with taste for this plant which is denied
TO the pig.
Peas, oats, barley and wheat also abound in
the elements of wool; but in less proportions.
The liquid excretions Of all animals furnish the
largest as well as the cheapest supply OF the ele.
ments of cheese, wool, wheat beans, &C.; and
yet In consequence of our praound Ignorance OF
the science of organic chem stry 'h" i"nispen-
s;1ts eian.oa.s of fuuu aud ralmenI are waste
fully thrown away-lhrough inexcusihle gno-
renee, our cultvators of the soil break the laws
OF nature, and that harmonious circle Of cause
and effect-composllioua aud decomposition, which
enables us 10 reap our daily bread from hu
man mould" as Young SO trulhlully expresses
our dependant condition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-22

Over 40O acres in any one farm, %
Tie method cannot he taken for only portion
of farm, aud every subscriber is required 10 de-
clare the whole extent Of his arabic luud. 1870
by the necessary documents recorded in the
Patent Office, the light for the southern and ives
tern states is held by Abbott s. Co. of Baltimore,
and for the northern and eastern states, viz. New
England, N. York, New Jersey, Pennsy vania and
Delaware, by George BONNER OF New York, who
keeps his office at rs Greenwich street, Farm
ers living in the Northern states why desire to buy
the true method are invited to send TO my office
or to my agents. The only agents established by
me, and who are authorized 10 sell my patented
method, are M9ssrs. eli Barnett at Westville