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sing perfected and finished variety Of the above fer the
SAM - the most compete yet vented suitable wants
Of The usye'nr public containing III that is necessary the
toilet with the addition Of the Metallic Tablet Strop for
SHARP and keeping the most perfect order
u. SAUNDE RS Il SON, III Broadway
lew doors above Court nd
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Scchc OF Ind1nn Lifo-In addition to m an
nipatons strong st Of he has engage an
ing party Of lROQUOIS INDIANS, who headed bv ubs,r
chief snd accompanied by two interesting squaws will give
faithful iu OF the red mns
their s,nsolG dances, &c. &c The be,utifu Moving ..
ramas Chnese Fireworks and Dane ng by La Pefits
u scene in China, usual Surely, these Temptations
win ~ the old Museum formerly occupied by Mr. Feae to
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VANAMBURGH " CO.'S
"a u . l. o G ICAL XHIBITION
No. Sd ROxyery.

Thursday Evening, DECEMBER ISL 18th, ls45.
MR.. VANAs. UkGh having spent years IN Europe with
A ant success, has returned AT having collected with
great and expense most SP ENDlD AND EXTEN-
SlVE CCLLECTION OF ANIMALS that has been
hbited IN this counry; oh collection his design
hbit to the New York public while making preparations for
the travelling season.
Doors open from 10 IL in the morning; and from TO
o'clock in the afternoon and o'clock in the evening
Abundance Is cents-Children under 10 halfprice.
For particulars see bills OF the day. dii lm-rc
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Amussi IN eyrs.
PHILHARM!

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
FOURTH sEASON-sECOND CONCERT.
vHHE PUBLIC and the subscribers respe fully Inform
ed that the second Concert Of the present sess,n will
tste pl1c at the Apollo Saloon SATURDAY EVEN
ING Jsnasry 7h, 86 Subscriptions received al Messrs
scaffenherg x Lewis Music Store, 3sl Broadway.
BY der, JAMES l.. ENSIGN,
o2g stfisNX' S-cret,rv
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
GTOLEN flom No 209 Madison street. on Saturday 9th
- inst. GODD LEVER WATCH, Joseph Johnson Liv-
erpool maker NO WITH gold chain pencil key The
LlAMS, Jr, o, South street corner Fulton d29 i'm
ROARDlNG.-A gentleman aud his wife, and two singls
- gentleman can be accommodated with good board and
pleasant quiet respectable family where every
tenton w be paid to their comfort Also three gen
tlemen have board hout lodging For whcar
moderate, please apply at No. Vandewater street
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philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
co. Ledger Buildng Third street who receive subscr
ger aud have single copies for sale daily clock i'm
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Latent IsTILLlCEACE BY TIKI NAILS.
Washington News.

1t appears that the Senate confirmed the nomina-
ton of the Hon. Levi Woodbury. as Judge OF the
Supreme Court, and not that Of George W. Wood
ward, as report, IN the Union The latter is
still 10 be acted upon. in thesmean time, what will
the democratic opposltion do
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ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
At the building formerly known ss
PEALE'S MUSEUM,
Opposite the CITY Hall, Roadway,
HANINGTON'S
GRAND THEATRE OF ARTS,
Beautiful Spanish Lads capes-Magnfcent Fairy Groto
KA-NA.RA-TEIO,
or the Green Leaf Chief of the Iroquos tribe Of Indians
companed by two Squaws brave Of the tribe
liar to this singular race Introducing the
Warrior Dance Marriage Dance, Prisoners Dance,
Festival Dance, the lion Dance, and
Indian Dance Of Pleasure.
Splendid display OF Artificial! Chinese Fire Works, with
Dancing by
LA PETITE. CECILIA.
Tickets IS cents-Children half price.
Performance to commence II O'clock dog ltsm
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OTIS FIELD AND BILLIdRDS,
II BASsFORD'S ROOMS.-Biard Players are re-
specially informed that the Rooms and Tables are un,
receive company New Years Eve Ous himself, Will be
Home aud invites his friends and the public 10 call at his
old favorite Quarters Entrances-lA Ann street. and N9
Fulton street. Billiard Tables and II mmings for sale
B-A splenddo Of French Leathers Just imported and
fot sale. d29 3t'rc
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Bl RDS!
NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
nDILIrLr,r
At a. GKIEVES,
No, D JOHN STREET

No. JOHN STREET
THIS establishment presents the most attractive
prsng Canaries Parrots Robins BIackbirds Thushes &c
Al selected from the highest and perfect breed Also,
Nlinos Mockng Birds Java Sparows and peculiar species
OF Grouse wi splendid variety of ornamental Cages seeds
Of all descriptions and article the ne Of the Bird
Facer BY arrangement with the best Dog Fanciers in
Eng,nd he imports also the hughes, breed Of Dogs genuine
DESCRIPTION OF Fancy Dogs His seeds Of the best selec
ton and visit to his Aviary will confirm the Of
bis establishment All country orders promptly attended
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AEUr /. n r sf,cs,

GG-S-s4W &Es
FAasS TaEATHEss
FIRST NIGHT OF AMILIE
Monday Evening, December 20,
"h' A X iRIiI'Ge,Iaed'
General Count Won der Teimer.. -. =. Mr. segun.
Paul pesia, chsnoi. hunter. .....Mr Delayanti.
Amilie, a young Orphan ;....t. Mrs. seguin
THE OLD SOLDIER
master s.,s Michael cramp.. Fisher
q p f s'G 9 ees 1,aoa ,sr,
Door, At 81 o'clock, a Csrtas walr.se precisely
a0WERY THEAT9Ss7
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR,
Monday Evening. December 80,
The 's''fTP1 UTN e Commence with
n Men r ssn;Ss M Mr. Miner
%S asisIai an indian Chief M NJ q K KS Scot,
ERNEST MALTRAvERs.
Ernest Ms'Iaveis. p.SsSp Oit.
Bore; cents; Second srd Third Te,s . e.
RI b and Gs \, ay 2S S sfqt.
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
AMATEUR PERFORMANCE FOR THE BENEFIT
Tuesday Evening, December 80, Is45,
Will be per f ass, he Tragedy of
Characters BY the Amateurs.
To 'o soMa xsf IS PP URiS2so called
Tickets One Dollar. 10 admit gentlemen aud lady
Doors spea at hsfpat ,r-perOrmaaee to commence
BOWERY CIRCUS.
BENEFIT or MR MORRIS
Monday Evening, December 20,
JOHN GosslN
, MoassRissS coM aI'as soSGs
all
ss. NV S4Fs bs i1i s:. will b. Gran. Gal.
at the Bowery Circus. oss lrm
PHILADELPHIA.
s s5.:sr v:,:::;;s. ES.1os
FIRST SIS SIsHf 9F TIT IL ESdHkqESfSSff' 81
Monday Evening, December go, Is45,
Will Be fJ Performed
Scout; Fhosioa NJ b Sssas 6 IL;
To e''s c4A XII Sc t. comedy Of
Charlie, End. Mr. Howard: Ea Of Rochester Mr. Brourh
Mary ccts ssp SSrG awa t hsw % Nelson
AAlCsi SIhlGMT IliA.a lFr-,
PHILADELPHIA
Monday gvsnina, December go.
wv W IF ESD R b ? S%a Of
ksis DSsb; Tassss
Fist appss5a wiNcEIi the brssd
centric comedian who will his popular piece OF
LOVE AND CASH.
To conclude with hc new fsatt mime Ct the
GREEN MONSTER,
paVS Bow @ vii '0d Ste
Dive will be a the Of the
POOR GENTLkMAS with is brilliant cast
| NATIONAL HEcATtt 70 AVID CIRCUS,
| CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
wELca' ~ MA n % %N6 TSsEEiLsa,vAs; -.
Is opened throughout the Winter Season wt, brilliant
combination of unappoacable hquestrans Vogeur and
Gymniast even IN the great Equine Temples q
The limits advertisement will barely admit of
cptve t Of some OF the highly gifted artists of this
IN THE FEMALE CLASS
MADAM MACARTE, First Principal.
MRS. HOWARD, First Scene questrian.
MRS WOODS, an Alamande and Two Horse Equestrian.
Fsnciful and Neurological characters,
MISS l.. WELLS.
Principal Male Equestrians, LEVI NORTH and 7. "
First Equestrian Psntomist, c, J, ROGERS
New School Backward Rider with East Indian Effects
SI0NOR GERMAN
Two and Hour Horse Equestrian and Postionist, j. j.
NATHANS.
His purils are W Cincsde end Iittle j. PastaI
Per'oPher Of Local Characters &c, Mr. WOODS.
First Vf aei'eT e oi he f1e"ps NIX HeFAsEaND
Clowns, M MI NAY aud Wills Wills
Professional Ca@ as Hve oessts MEssRs DTcKENsoN
LATHROP, WEAVER end XII LILY.
A large company Of Rough Riders Ar Orchestra full and
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr.. A. j. ALLEN.
The Box Office from o'clock the unit
o'clock PM where attention will be paid the public
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THE AT,HAMR A

THE ALBANIA,
No $50 Broadway, (bet,ceen Spring and Prince)
WILL BE LET FOR CONCERTS, Lectures, Ladies
W Ia rs, and all other respectable public entertainments
AID exhibitions, reas nable terms
No estabnhmen IA the city can compare with in the el.
gance and Of It's suitable
for almost every description There
seats for 0 beautiful stage erected and warmed
throughout with not AR furnaces d29 2tis-n
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A SUITABLE NEW YEARS GIFT,

d.
VISITING CARD PLAIE. elegantly engraved, and a
pack Of cards neatly printed being vary present
the Ntw Year Cards printed from engraved plates in
nsatest manner at short notice Cardsa Home, Cake and
Visiting Cards executed the first style Of the moderate
prices lace bordeed and embossed envelopes abeauul
VALENTINES Card Engraving and Printing Establish
ment, No. Beekman street, one door from Park Row
d29lt*m
MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD BONDs
u hereby given that the interest due and payable
the above bonds the LIST Of January, 10 will be
paid and after that date Of the coupons
at the Office OF DREW, ROBINSON & co. No. SO Wall
street. t2g Twin
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@ q S,s'os Lunch and
CELEBRATION OF THE THIKlIETH
BArA AEE!y 81 NEW % ORLEANS TIE
On the Sth of January, 1876.
GRAND BALL,
BY THE
Society Of Tnmmany or Columbian Order.
THE ANNUAL BALL Of this Society will be given
Tammany Hall on the sth OF January next with unusual
room yin elegantly and deliberately decorated sy
itary Naval and other quests have been invited many Of
whom will be present The most efficient police and other
respect worthy Of the Occasion and Of the socisy who
Tickets may be obtained of the following
Charlie. Mills, ''"s s,sPhln R. Harris, MD.
i Robsr, i B. Boyd D. ,Hdl Feek,
fstsT csw Mss,.,ve f aSa Ex suSa
Henry storms, i, Ven iieyeubuIg MD
psai Iha ssss. js sesi i psysr.
Hay' f'%St. sm4sr. fsf;-f S saa'''''
M% s1 BSSa 'F T M@ tssq Peek,
R Ken contIy R iGsh Sdissi Letter
'0'H T D1SIEE E. DaLa IVAN Grand s.chem
n The csmnrtee Of are requested to be
s s In BE- hs
THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY7S BALL
THE EXscuTI e. G9 CON- OF THE IRISH
public that the second Annual Bali aid the funds Of the
see,sty Will be given Nblos on MONDAY Evening De-
admit am and + two 70. ads q three dol
5ssSs ESQ
5 H1sh F.fy ' sal s. II
William Redmond Esq Treasurer tenn, "A Exchange
Sr 1 Psys & Rssss.s Sees. s y
;e$9 ! Ssk :a'' il s fss ''''
James !; n; f Hs,hs%;. .i1 g. : Wsiiss
Arthur stewart ESQ 6 Merchants Exchange.
e: NJ: N 0,s,y;I E So Ss q, Pl W.:;
TSa%ss;; Ssssd, isq Sans s,
Thomss s sMaari Si Esq, S Pine St
5 Ghas sf E. shea ESQ ESD. 8. cea.r.,
And at the Office o. the Society No s s@F ssffs' oDsse
TOMPKINS' BLUES BAIL
MI ANNuAL ball Of hs Cam
ualy 9 sh, SIS take pace =, D On ''''' evening" 'A
Lieut.; John r P,att, Ensign Jonas Bartlett,
serr GEO H. B l,fsf ' sser.,, 1hAs dasojsr
FIRST COMPANY UNION hlFLEMEN'o
BALL.
sHE Tenth Annual Ball of this Company will take place
j at the Apollo Wednesday, the 28th January next.
In making the necessary arrangements the commee have
been instructed spare and conf
IDENTIFY the company this occasion will supass all
their former efforts -
Tickets So, TO be obtained of the following committee:
Captain s. y. Parker 1853 Greenwich st.
Lieut.. Muckerdge, 81 Sp ing ST.
Sergeant Whitman $50 Bleecker St
Sergeant Psynton, 30 West Broadway.
Charles D. Stiles Gothic Hall, 3l6 Broadway,
Henry Walker. 1853 Grand st.
VIM. Brmlow, SO Cherry st..
X. w. Parker, 1856 Greenwich ST.
dl323jan l526T.2Sfr
BURNS ANNlVEKSARY-WI DAVIES.
THE admirers OF Burns and in favor Of celebrating the day
4 which he born are invited to meet at the Blue
Bonnet House. II Spruce Tuesday evening" the 3oh
Instant at past u make the necessary ARRANGEMENTS
The eods Of William Davies also invited to meet at
the place take for Benefit for
helpless, but worthy brother. 1ur,.o.,
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Eighth Annual hall
OF THE EMERALD ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY
OF BROOKLYN.
THE COMMITTEES Of he above Association respectfully
beg leave niorm the benevolent public; tst their
DAY The TN Of January 4s al the Assembly Rooms
Brooklyn tiae Military Gmdeq The COMMITTEE pledge
the evenings ent rtaamen agreeable If not
Interesting Than Their form, ones g., ..,..,,..
ding Asssm ir the deIt,pe Mall oshsns Of this civ
Tickets az 81 each, eau be procured from tho
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Owen Cplgan. james street.
Morthy koToeu corner York and Pearl
Jsmss james GALWAY Nassau street e. ''''''
jaime, [. Tuner, orner Jackson ard Marshall.
x At T. T. T rsSf 10, 70 bri a..n
] Howard, powers street.
Charles Reilly, h0 York street.
Mull,gan corner Hicks AID Atlantic
John Knchalsr, corner Y ork and Green streets.
John Sweeney, corner Atlantic and Columbia.
John Hpchey. Atlantic street.
john Colgan. James street. N y
John Rely. corner Jackson aud Plymouth.
Ter. Brady, seerstsIy, l5g YORK or OF -. c,
Dunn SiIth Ward Hotel, corner Duane and Centre
streets, New York; and
D. Sweeney Ann 'tss s New N fSsk mr. ADV sc,s,.r
Mr.. Lothan's Unyaed Co,illon Band ia engaged Floor
under the direction Of Mr.. D. Lucas.
Dancing 10 commence al O'clock az. &c
GRAND NEW YEARS EVE BALL.
THE First Annual soree the ndependent Putnam Guard
will take place on New Years Eve "wednesday, Dee 81
1915 at the Go seam. $50 Broadway
friends this their First Annual Ball pledge themselves that
the best TIN, viii be given his season: -
Dpge Quadrile Band is enEaredo the occasion, aud will
following pia a Music Beesdway Hoas
sGsl s Ss so sa o @
Ter. at the Col.eum. $50 broadway d29 aim
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MEDICAL REVIVAL. IN New YoRK.-The new me-
deal school of New York (Doct. Mo;t's) has 425
students during the present season-the old school,
at Crosby street, has about $50. Four years ago
there were only 6S students in all New York-a
went 10 Philadelphia. This revival revolution
has been produced by the establishment of the new
school--and the wholesome excitement consequent
thereon- Philadelphia has lost half her medical
sfudenta
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NEW YEARS TABLE

NEW YEARS. TABLES.
pLUM, POUND, ALMOND, and SPONGE CAKES
M,inc n,y ornamsnted ryramp,ds, vases, Baskets &c
Russo crystszed Fruit and Bonbens Notices OF every de
scuption furnished by
THOMPSON < WELLER
d29 stissm 235 and 73 Broadway.
SILVER LEVER WATCHES FOR $l3 80.
GOOD double bottom English LEVER WATCHES will
~ be sold the above low until the frat Of January
also Lever Movements 50 to close consrnments for the
present year. JOHN A. NEWBDLD,
029 ,tNrc No IS Juhn tree n stairs y
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AUCTION SALkS.


a. c. FUTILE, Auctoneer
GALE OF HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES &c.-JACOB
g. pLATT Will sell III day, at the auction 800 lots
Sets Tea Trays Cutlery, Ebony aud Gilt 81 day Clocks
China Sets, sc.
Also o'clock, 100 Gold Watches and Watch Ma.
terals and Movements.
Also at u past 10 o'clock 20 Toys assorted from 600
to 1900 pieces EACH suitable for retailing. d29 ltth
A. C. FUTILE, Auctioneer
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY SALE.-JACOB S.
~ PLATT will sell! this day at 20 Plat street at IL
O'Clock, over 100 Gold Watches consisting of Anchors e
Lepne Chrouomsters full and Jewels of the
maui OF Tobias Harrison Edwards, aud her cee
brated makers in lots suitable for the trade individuals
Also, large assortment of Movements, Gold Jewellery
&c Sc. DAG IL RI
A. C. TUTTLE, Auct'oneer.
TOY SALE-Jacob =. flat will sell this day, hafpas
10 O'Clock at No % Plat street. 20 Teys in
OF 800 and 1900 each Suitable for retailing e it+rc
DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS, Sc, AT AUCTION. Z.
LEVY will sell This Morning, at IL o'clock, at No. 2J9
Broadway, case of superior Dubious Roots
and one hamper Of Pa received aud censis OF
every variety of finest Sorts fine order Also
Trunk with its Contents consisting of variety of useful
Giles, and suited TO the d29lt+me
VIM. w SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
CH!NA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE-By H. f.,
~ WILLARD.-THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock the No.
SO Liberty street Trade sale by catalogue lots from the
shelves suit retailers, printed painted edged dipt and
ware white granite china tea sets fancy toilet
20 casks pressed tumbers solar globes plain
other glass and fancy goods from Importers close
ssnments. dog lt*m
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BOWERY CIRCUS.
BENEFIT OF MIR MORRIS.
Monday Evening, Dcccm her 20.
JOHN GOSSIN
Ia principal Of llowned by Peter Morris
A splendid volume
NORRIS COMIC SONGS
Will be presented grautousv all who purchase tickets
Box Office.
= Boxes rs cents Pit l21a cents.
~ On NEW YEARS Jay there will be a Grand Gala
at the Bowery Circus. os9 it-m
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NEWSPAPER MATTEes-We learn that there is a
curious tale to tell of the mode by which General
Morris was ebowed out of the Mirror Ont with it,
ifyou have any thing to say. Apropos-What will
the amlabc poet do now He must keep moving
at something. He has just issued very beautiful
brochure, filed with the most recherche engravngs,
which will answer the purpose of an annual and
hol, law
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FIFTY THOUSAND LIVES SCALDED TO
Il


DEATH
VEsTERDAY AF1ERN DON, the vicinity of S. Court
andt street thrown into unusual state OF excite
meu by the that Mesrs Reckham
vincent had deliberately scalded, preparatory 10 picking
Tor the festive fifty thousand fine Oysters
graced the table of connoi.seur New Years Day,
tempted the palate Of lover Of this delicious Shell Fish
Messs " thankful for past patronage respectfully
request continuation Of the All kinds OF preserved
FRUITS, Pickles Cataups, English French aud American
Sauces. constantly hand their warehouse IS Couttand
street, New York dl9 3nssrc
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MORE NEwspApERs-Two new abortions in the
newspaper line, about appearing in these days,
to supply for few weeks, others that are about
going the way of all flesh A history of the births
and deaths of newspapers in New York, during the
last ten years, would be amusing
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The CASE OF Mrs Gov. Thomas FOR DIVORCE.
We give, in another column, the proceedings in
the case OF Mrs Thomas, daughter of Governor
Mcdowell, of Virginia, sueng tor divorce from
her husband, Francis Thomas, late Governor OF
Mary land. They are rather curious and interest
ing. The libel suit against Gov. Thomas, growing
out of this affair, will shortly commence IN w ASH
ngton city. The evidence on both sides is looked
for with a good deal of interest.
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|. his gong ds.R inio he tery basel. o
she ssr.h. sEa bsiRgng..sa al'sEslroD ~
SO sHtsIns 81 Pare Waaes. ilsl ne shoul
Ike 10 Lear ehTl-ihsc BY sis rules o
sri-hss. The tIn1sal slfsls lhIaEgl
ahieh ths aaEsr pruslrssfs. asflld - iia'
.ufsimths laE The eGliral sEs Of The FEse
ilie.l Fealosisi. .. he road Ssh % hzE,
presented faE lis en- ,mirslaon. Me.l-bo
GeEs say they q IhrGuRh three btds a
hard rnrk-so hard lasilhey haze 81 pssl
shIHrga them heiOEs hey Fstlas eaouRh
- hFug xaler 10 Ihs suIiars. alihOnRl
wsier Is iasni under sssh. Alter guins
through the 6ssi sud sseasG bols llIs 49,
ger SIli Eeqasnlly drop. sPp.Iensly ltd
a lake or stream oI ~aifr. from "a o 10 ten
ices; b.; Ihis y STIR all not uss Go tie
.u.f'ss, aud u 10 OILY when Ihsy ca
through Ihe lseT sts.l.. thst tie wasI
all ru.L npwssds y i.h suiiirirnI lore Ia
come cut al Ihs TOP.
/ n hnrina nhe Al Erie. II Greene coqn-
IS. short tine sinre. he anger after So
he ihrhgh tie second sIrala Of rrrk.
s'ruek l"g e aood. aeally Ih'es hun
dIsd ieeI on the surface, Which sas 90
hard lbey could not bore j., sad we're de-
tested in attempting 10 peek through il.
b. H. using and falling in the water. A.
another we'll belas, on The Hter. . log
vas asIuslly bnred thrOugb sud tie chi,'s
brought 20. hut Tits il only one oi the
c"ti''us fact. presented By wtll-buriLg
Hut lie ida OF bring ny wa'er some
fhfse ot four huudftd iett riahi % euI of
lie earth 10 tuTn a mill! is certainly Iem
and nosel.
Thsie is mill nov iuloperation Al
Ere. ShIth Is CARED by the water for
n'shsd by three b"red We IL, and wh.ch,
Ne are informed. Rrinds oser a huuired
bushels Of corr q dsy. Another man.
below On tie Wsrri . R,set. sho has
been summing . ssw AID erisl mil rs
steam iAt years, IL TOW bnIing wells fH
The purpose &C Iannme hi. mills o. va
ter instead of s'esm. 0ae al i,ls wells
- SID I" fSrntsh ESQ gallons per minute.
II many snch undertakings are gone
into. tie inportsni QUESTION presents It.
self: !. this supply Of wAler ins xhsusls- !
bt!--slsO: ATE these we'll, al supplied
Irom Tie sane sourcsl Where l. the
'nOIctl Wafer use attained IN Paris,
France, at hcpth Of 1900 fesl, and
nan lately offered g. get wStsr a, that
'ep'h. for the city OF Boston. for 10000
IR.isl- III !ihas Riahs fll,a
We should Ike 60 know where il conss
r"m--how IL got Ihert-and how much
probably there Is al il. Who can tsll!
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country. End not Gel AIRED inla reserrrs.
hsiofs him clio made Ihsm an. ana ex.
claim IS did the Shepherd af Isrs,I.
When ieGnsissr lh= heavens, the wogk
81 my hands. the moon and siars which
lhou hast nr1ainsd. y hat is nan ll.st tho,,
arr mindful Of him. or The son or man ia,
illOa TisiIest himr Who can lis,sn an
The charm Of lie earliest birds, q ll,sy
dart from their nest and mount 10 ne
i"Pm0sl iwigs q dawn. and no. Join Il,sir
n"ies 81 grateful praise 10 him who No.
tiers !he sPaIHow's fall. and whose proEi-
DENTAL care extends a. an his woFls.
And where shall We learn our dependence
on Divine Prosidenes So tfIerlnally -
On an occupation WIeTe his visible Ere
senee seems NANTES, in his imparling the
lnioenee Of the sun and the showers in
such succession as In crown with success.
The labors Of our hansis--Mho w.thhoI.Is
The heediul blessings only So long as is
necessary 10 make Us feel that il i God
WHO gwen The increase. hi. :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13
From the (Alab.) River State Review.
ARTESIAN WELLS.

There is muth connected With the his
tory Of we'll boring 10 Alabama. which
is curious aud Interesting, and Which
would be highly valuable TO lac geolo-
gis'. were all the iac's properly p,eeen-
ted. Bored wells arc now beconing sc.
~ common 10 the pr.i'is and cAne brake
81 ctioGs OF the SAFE. Water ,s found
at varibus dlst.nces from the surface,
ranging from 10 10 700 feet. The nos,
usual depth is about 800 lreI. GA the
waters making IN tie Warrior River on
the east the water Is generally brough.tO
the surface, sumetimes ten ar more ieel
above IL; while 10 The wells bored east al
the dividing ridge between the Warrior
and The Cahawba and Alabama Rivers
the water rarely comes nearer shsu 81
feet "f the surface. II is said tho. tia
west oil the Tomb,gbee RIVER, the wa
ter never comes 10 the surface. Some
times 700 and even 800 fee. boring vii
not bring water.
; There are many things associated will