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DOCTOR ROBACK'S NEW-YEAR

n0CTOR ROBACk'S NEWLY EAR
~ ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC
The TearOyeDS, and 10 me us given
To read the language OF the S'ars m heaven
AND eel to ali who wish their fate 20 view,
What shall befa in eighteen ffj two.
Bonn Of line OF seen IA Swelens land,
The cccult art truly understand
Can tell sou what iesr and wha, 20 hope
Ard write you fortunes IN your horoscope.
The stars lie not. aad by their truthful light
] alway cast natiyI'ies anght.
The body's Ills, whatever they may be,
can alleviate by asIology.
ifyou have lost your wealth. by theft or fraud,
Nv my great at Il sOoT cas- be restored.
Ifdebts are owing you f0r many a Gay,
Ihave q charm 10 make each debt0 pay.
Or, IN uid the law have drained your ample purse,
Ihave a SPELL the loss to re imburse ~ ~ II
Has love found Judgment IN your troub ell heart,
Know | can change for bliss The bitter smart,
Give YOU that hearts desire and end ts strlfe
by chaRing lovers into man aad wife.
Though there he obstacles. they II melt away,
And magic power 81 all bring the wedding day.
Sick IN health. In happiness or woe,
Mhote'o your station III this world below,
Know that clam-pTcpared III Il claim 20 prove
To read your fate by tbs bright stars above
Kings my clients-yet feel no pude.
And lsvlng all men, all would freely guide.
Accept this ofermg-sith new born year
New signs ofdesnY IN heaven appear.
And this believe me is an auspci1us time,
Your fortunes, BY the planets 20 divine
Al letters 10 &. w. ROBACK, No, hte S., VII be
releiousy attended to. II prepaid. For more picnlars
call and astrological almanac gratis, where ceil-
Gates can BE- seen. IT,
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Clothing.

S HIPPING -NAVY and ARMY
- NrSSEs-Hcspi.al Department and families supple
with an kinds OF Stores AZ H. W PRESCOfrS whole
sale esiab Isl ment No. "A Nsi!st
MT Prcicsu respectfully iLfJrms his friends and the
public that he has assoc ated Wi h hum c. GENET,
fsQ who M devote his attention 10 the above business
Ctoce Vines Brsnc cordIHls Porter. Ale aud CIDER.
Fruit. Preserves and Cigars Of the best quality con-
,t,ntIy -, hand d50 Sc
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MyM. 5. VANDERBILT would call
attention Of his customers, AID the public gene
.a 70 his well selected siock OF Cloths CssSmers, vss
lngs and Fall aud Winter Goods, a. his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, il6 Broadway,
where he is prepared 70 make up GENILEAENS and
BOYS CLOTHING, in the most fashionable style.
Ne also keen, veil selected assortment Of GENTLE
pfKN's and BOYS READY-MAD CLOTHING.
Also, general assortment Of everything found ma
eENrLtxsr's FURNISHING HsrtrLIsHsxFf
lAS
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to LET or LEASE.-The
Gunses uante6.

WANTED To PURCHASE, a plain,
w comfortable House, and half or more OF
Ground with prospect of the water preferred. wihn 10
miles Of New-York and railroad stage route Ad-
dress by letter, S. p Bible House No us Nassau st.
dSl 81
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1ewelrp, az.

~~~>>.~~-~ 49, 81 >>>>NN>-
DEDUCED PRiC rs. w WATCH rs
u y and JEWELRY al REDUCED PMCES.-rhs
subscriber expecting 20 ssVerA iAg0 invoices OF
WATCHES anu JEWEt.kN for the holidays, 10 now sall-
Ing of his present stock nj greatly reduced prices
kine Geld leplne stohes, eolss iewcled. ior--<to
Elns Gold Detached Levers foil 50
and all other Kinds Of Waioses Il equally 10" prices
also, all kinds of Gold Chans. Gold Nedd,nS hngs
Gold KEYS and Seals Gold Pens asd Pencils, GOLD ana S
Thlmhles, Diamond Rings and Fns. Bracelets. G1ld
lockets Gun Pms Ear kln Cold snd SILVER Spcaces,
Breaspins Finger kmgs Silver Fruit KNIVES Sterling Sii'
Spoons Cups Forks &c y; muck less pTees than any
other house Gcld Watches a. low see each Watches
and Jewelry exchanged Al watches warranted TO keep
socd time on the meaey returned Watches, Clocks snt
Jewelry repaired the ses. NJ much less nsa me
usual pilces GFp. C. ALhhN.
Importsi Of Watches and JsWe, Wholesale and Retail,
No II wall-st Drssavsr. W stairt- torneI, al
NJ 4, W suss kfU
WATCHES and JEW ELRY.-The
uuders gned invites the Attention u the public 70
hs splendid assortment of Waishss Iewelp aud Silver
ware suitable for holiday presents. The stocs ei hs
best manufacture, and warranted A. represented.
"a ims JOHN h. GINoNhlo NJ. N Csns-st
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Yo-pdrtnftshis.

NOPARTNERSHlP.-The Subscribers
Z have ms d.y formed Copartnersh.9, uufet W
finn OF HOOK SKINNER CO aat w.. CO.. =,
business efstoicre conducted % ho.A '"A''N~ = ~
a. Nv ~ J a a HOOK,
SANfIELS SKINNER.
81, 90. WI B HOOK.
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Boots, Shoes, &e,

RUOTS, SHOES AND CATERS at
1 TIE following p1ces, LADIES Caters a. znA 10
,hilhrgs Gents Rnhbers al 5 and = Mems strong
Shoes s. pune Bs5S strung Shoes As donsle-sos gents
Cali Becss 81 IS Ladies 6ne Kid Shps and - se.s
fre Patent Lesaer Shes and Caters - less Drre Il
else whers. a. MANN SONS, No. b. GEasd-st.
els SnTgrhkSs
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GrbooIs.
CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

sCHOOL. No "a Gu ay-. nea: y ash ytaa sou are
ms iLisistol commenced Ia seTenth year % VI q A.
sept leol Ihe instruction impaired b. I've re.-hef,
WIS nave received cOleslate et le-IOa. lave an
LAG upward "a niteen years experience t1et
sRh cOnn1 snSe therefore. respectfully nv L Dr.ar
Nho oesre 70 nave thel thoroughly aIga feoar
ter 70 lhsr entering business College or the M arr
AcNcny 20 FORM an sc4Gantarce NTH ths SclJ1l Inc
fieLeh Department o.srs peculiar advantage ca
Ieuss can BE obtained tue prlIcD.l Baaks-s .a5 =,
u insIts,i,1 STEPHEN sEDGWICK. = VI
'"14Sa1A Principal.
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CyARMS. Mills and FACTORY for

YARNS. MILLS and FACTORY tor
n SALE-The undersignediofes for SAFE three arms
situated N shawaneunk Ulster County u miles west Of
E.wbu-Ib One 81 acres and two Of $50 acres each IN
good Of cultivation snd suitably DIVIDED IN leaos
nav and wood land Also a rris mill PRIME order, viii
three run OF stones, MIL and tnp hammer mui,
machine shop and factory and machinery now occ 10
Garnet making The property the Waikiki, II mites
from EewbuTsh three from Walden. with PLANK roao 10
Eewbureh with fol and falling supply OF water Inc
said mill property viii be sold separate or together, with
mansion house and more dwelling houses, ana lac
adjoining to will be sold low on liberal terms Inc
location and country around vii compare With any n the
stare Refer 70 Abraham Crst No. Wall ST. New YORK
or the subscriber, on the premises $3.50 =, ,t,-c,,rrY
al lp% JAMES ~. stiICttELi1-
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SCHOONER for SALE-The fast sail
- ing schooner MARTIN VAN BUREN, row lying NJ
the of Chstophet ST. North RIVER Sad vessel Is -
feet beam feet hold 63 feet keel draws feet water
when loaded oaries 5G tuns burden She has been
built from her keel up ths last Spring she has nsg
asd sails throughout Also everything complete snd
IN runnpe order al any moment She wei calculated to
rato Virginia the pine wood trade. SAID schooner can
be BOUGHT low aud on accommodating terms by applying 10
PETER CRAMER, Poughkeepsie, OF 10
VIZ. DRAKE, Deputy Snerih,
Aim. City Hall. N Y.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-A. JOEL
CAKES for The HOLIDAYS.-Public

attention IL respectfully inviisd TO the establishment
OF the undo signed HIS bo0s experience and con nued
.uccess lead him To Weld the utHcst
satslsction 20 all whe ehtust her orders to him HIS
for the approaching festivities embrace AL
Kinds Of Cakes consisting Of Plu Rasn, Pound Ain ont
New Year Citron Cunas'A Scotch Ladys Fingers. &c.
W DUNCAN. No SIS th- ay, cor 2lth-st,
di1tJls fcrnerly Of No. r9 Bewery.
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DEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR

SAIE-One Of the most desirable IN the vicinity oi
Baltnore-being about half mile from the North Ayenus
in one Of the respectable and healthy neghbDr
hoods approached by ne road. new avenues open
e 10 il in seveya directions The place contains about ~
of choicest fruits &c commanding Of the rver aud
hsv md Of the surrounding country The Dwelling House
OF the tasteful character recently Dhi OF the Oest
re 1sls and in the substantial manner repleie with
every convenience comfort for peTmaneni sHuHef
and winter for tue owner, wlshout re-
gard TO expense The barn and sahng of ike character
Rarely residence desirable every way rs 10 De met
WITHIN he at the gIe, II oilers safe and prom able
,uyestmsn from ITS close proximity to rapidly Improving
portion Of the city. being extended toward II aud
other improvements IL lie immediate vicinity. Terms hbe
raj ADpy to i. ). GUT, heai f.stise b,OAsi,
d20iuS1hStJI Nc az "a ST. Baltmors'
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financial.

GAN FRANCISCO CITY BONDS or
- SCRIP wanted. Address San Francisco" Tribune
Office
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famue and Burning FInihs.

gsHHE LAKG Els + and best assortment of
u Lamps Girandoles, Chandeliers, Candeabras. Han
Lanterns latest styles aud patterns be found at
p s. CONkLlNS No 1913 Hudson-st ~ those who
design purchasing goods the above ne viii do well TO
call and examine HIS oricos vii found ~ be p per
cent than any other establishment Ia he city Also "a
hand well selected assortment of lass and britannia
Ware Globes Shades Lamp G. asses and Nicks OF every
description Sperm and Lard Oh, Camplene ana Burning
Elud Goods sent u any part OF The cry ~ cafeiny
p,ck ed fer the country o28 3nruIhSS'
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1aqnrreoinpsa ano gnsrapinss.

x ELLY'S HaI.Price ENGRAVING
T. - ssd PRINTING Once. al FgltoA-st.. y. We'd
ding Visiting address sAo At Home Cards IN the Vesy bess
EYs Cake Bozss Enyeops &c kc., ard engrsved Plate
AID 50 Cards for 10 sbilhDgs dl5 In
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LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY
u PROPERTY, a beautiful Country Residences, IN the
village Of Wilton Conn situated On the Dahoey r9aa ~
nuies from the New Hsyen three minutes walk ffOm
the Stamford aud Danbur Ra oads II consists OF tvs
story frame HOUSE with an attic aud one acTo0 ground
tasiefuy laid out with and srubDsy Ia abundance
The home and premises in good order IL Will be sold low
For further particulars inquire OF , >,
JAS. L. DERRI CKSON CO,
d3Ou No i05 Fulton 81.
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NOR SALE-Tbe COUNTRY SEAT,

the property efthe Iate Jonathan Lawrence, Esq of
this civ situated az Hope WE'LL in the County OF 1tchefs,
about miles from the Hudson River The propery con
sIsts Of four acres Of land high state Of improve
with an admirable dwelling house barn. carnage aan 9p'-
houses all excellent repair In the mos o hlsny
cstyaed district connected by plank roads with the VII
lsge OF POnehkeepse and the Hudson hTer Ha0ao aaa
IN the immediate vicinity Of church and sch -hsnse hs
property question offers unusual Inducements 70 hose
Se.iung cheap and all respects commOdious ceuary
residence. For terms, Apply 20
HOMER lOhTAN, No rtho-st.
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COPA RSHIP NOTICE -
4 cRANNlSs 4 STEWART having avoc a'ed vita
tsem HENRY ALLEN. late 81 ne Hrn, OF pa.,eu Lsas
Allen The wholesale Beo' snd shoe ol,. VIII 20
q ,s.s a. N qs Maiden lane. unfcr ths trh u
o0-'-Au'~ GSANNlSS. STEWART ALLEN
New-York January |, 1874. ~
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NOR SALE--The barge Superior. now
q running between. EewbuYsh and Newer as
business HAVING saloon with sixteen stateTooms, sui-
Gent for the accommodation OF forty passensers IN add
non to her below deck. For particulars
inquire of the Captain board az the foot Of Warrea ST.,
New-YoIk or the subscribers, at Newburgh ~,
de In. y CARPENTER d co.
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III H. HUNTINGTON'S BAKING

u FSTABLIsHMENT someI IL College place and
Thankful for tho liberal patronage heretofore
oil upon this establishwert. Mr. Huntington would
inform tho public that he prepared e furnish all or
for the Holidays and Parties, 18th all the usns vare
ties OF Fancy Cakes. COsieo;onarY. &c. d2 I'm
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Diaun-fortes.

4 & c. FISCHER, Gate NUNS q fIs-
a. chEK AIanuiactOfy and Wareloom ITO Greenwlca.
s.. corner Of Csy PIAN0-FOSTEs ted wiIs re-
bridge and patent tube eel calculated for keeping
n tune fiaRo-30nss Isnsa repaired and srchSsxsd.
OF
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4 AMPS, G1KANDOLES, BkACK-
IL ETs. CHANDELIERS, ec.-Ths undersigned
wishes 10 direct public t. MS large ami ass rted
sock OF Grsndoles Chandelier Brackets, Cande ahras
SOAR, Lard Fluid Phoseeue. AVID on Lamps, Hal Ian
terms which he has beautiful assortment OF the latest
syles and patterns Also ariice Of Csmphene ana
Bulnlns Fluid warranted not TO explode, pure Sperm
Solar lard and Whale Oh; Wlcks of all kinds Also
large AsorBelt Of Paper Shades and every article con
nected with trade all warranted and delivered TO any
part OF the city free of charge Country merchants sup
Lad ON the most Orders by poSt OF
otherwise puBctuallI attended 70. SOLO MON REL
81 near Courtsndi ard Ne 2ie Canal st.
Hudson, New York. d2o TIL
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5; DAVE h3yiss

associated wI'h himself III AhD a. 49, ~
-, - ~, hereafter be c1rdrc 81 uhte. u. .'h' u
IIIIsNTS : nAyIE \ CO.-New York, Jan. l. 1917.
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ATpRIvATE SALE.-Four desirable

AT PRIVATE SALE.-F our deslraoIe
~ pnilsry OTIS On the south side Of 5f-St cs1-
encnr s, fee. east Of Broad Ssyecch Is by 100 feet
sever Lots 6s.st nnrh sioe ON ntncbs =
~ p,h.v@sch rs by 100 feet depth SIX Lots On inc
naoth sde OF 6sth-st between Broadway All lga AZ
commencing l25 feet from 10 sVeach Lot . oJ w &c.
. d.nh For price terms aud further p,rcu ais apply
Va, ,~ No. 7 Broad St.
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Danfine Schools.
. MEYEN'S DANCING ACADEMY

Il i. a. the Shskspere Hotel. No 2i2 William 81
The second quarter vii commence on Saturday, Jaa
augs ~ Tuiton-Tuesdsss aud Saturdays, At ococs
for vour Ladies and Children and Al o'clock for den
{ enen. Appca ions 10 be made the Academg DUNG
the hours of tuition. az s~'
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PRESENTS. HENRY

NEW YEAR. - Ladies are informed
that there is labor saved b, calling At No t6t Bread
way. and buying J. W. KELLYS PREMIUM LEMON
SUGAR for the instant production of Iemnnaee
pound makes one gasn Of Lemonade. Price % cents.
Sold also 10y the principal GIsoers liberal discount to
che trade. dSv ~
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OM ES EADo .-DtOOnlnSudic bo|s
for sale on 9h-ay sd and 3Ghsts between 9TH ana
10th The gbbOIhOod apidy improving ana Is Tes
from al nuisances present ami prospective The property
st elgbly situated and offers large inducements to
persons desous Of securing homestead or making an
Investment Terms viii be male easy and me tue Is ~
d sputahle Apply to WILLIAM VENVILL,
ii 4wMk1h. Ar'y q Law. &c. No. ll2 broadway.Ii
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Two CAPITAL 5 T S-A RARE
4 CLANCY FOR INVESTMENT For Sale. 10 the
v,I,ps az Poughkeeuse on Man, between Nsssar a.d
sts near the Railroad Depot, twelve large
Lots Of Ground well situated for immediate npI
VII h. sold or favorable terms Apply at No 1872 Bread
ysy from II 70 IL o'clock at No 345 3i-aV.,
Of Twenty seventh s., OF - -
d2o lws PEIEh A n. J ACAoON
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-IOIIDAY PRESENTS! HOLIDAY

u PRESENTS l-Esucy BASKETS. FaacY Vases, Gsld
Fsh snd Globes Canary Binds and Cages Bsudon Psanes
and other fancy articles together with the greatest aud
select collection Of Flowers suitable for New Year
presents be AT The store Of the subscriber
Those will please leave their orders early As they
will be delivered ia rotation rs ardered:
es7Sts L. DUNLAP. No 633 Broadway
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NOR SALE-The brick front Houses
ard Lots Nos If2 and IA Forsyth s.. near Desncey
The lots 25 by ltt feet having alley way on escn
side This properly could be improved % resize
large interest upon the investment portion Of the pur
chase money can remain bond and mortgage for term
OF years 1T per cent Apply o. RICHARD = STILL
WELL, U. S. COurts. New City Han dl3 3IuIhsSu
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SEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING

4. spen eve day f,r ades aud Gent'emen who wish %
dsrces the 81 'rtes possh tine sorses
excuslv. 80 patrops kcsnep,ss sTa families atendei-
~ viii form classes the secoHd quarter s"er the
HOLIDAYS For terms apply rs above. ga I'm
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VINCE ELLIS
tagOu Water Cooler


4 the convenience, economy, and general utility
~ OF q Water Cooler, the undersigned would refer
the public 10 the Thousands throughout the West and
oouth, who have used them during the last four
years.
Of the decided luxury Of a drink Of pure ice water
during the excessive hot weather Of the summer
months, il is deemed unnecessary TO call attention.
Every one understands that to be very desirable.
1t Is well known &c every one who has used them,
that from two to ten pounds of ice viii keep as many
gallons Of water cold ice ITSELF at least twelve
hours
They mot only combine convenience with economy,
3a are beautiful ornament to the saloon, the paro
dining room, and office.
Experience has established the fact beyond doubt,
that the best and only sure way 10 filter and cleanse
the waters Of the Ohio, Mississippi, and Missouri
rivers is TO put the water to be used IN Jar suited to
the purpose, and put ice with it, The action of the
ice upon the water, causes the sediment aud other
offensive matter to settle to the bottom of the vessel
Hence 1t becomes important TO know what kind Of a
jar Is best adapted TO the preservation Of Ice and It
Is quite reasonable to suppose that article made
from two well-known nOn.cOnductors of heat, viz
zinc and charcoal, will accomplish that object.
WinchelPs Octagon Water Cooler is composed oil
the above named materials
ltis about four years since Water Coolers were
first introduced, and the manufacturer takes Measure
in saying that no article got up by him has given
such universal and undivided satisfaction TO those
who have used them
| His experience in manufacturing them, together
with his general knowledge Of the Japanned Ware
business, enables him to get up and more
substantial article, and at much less prices than any
| other establishment in the West.
These Coolers can be seen in operation on most
the steamers on the western and southern rivers, and
| at my Japanned Ware ManufactOry, where they arc
for sale at wholesale and retail.
GEO. d. WINCHELL.
| Corner Pearl and Walnut
7. 8. Packed with care and shipped TO any part o
the country. 7.3m mar S.
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MisGRllaHROus,

UF From the 'Poeiicsl Cookery Book Va
extract the following vsraitied recipe Tor Stew
Cd Steak The words are arranged TO the All
of chad Heart for FslsshoOd Famed
Had 4 pound Of tender steak,
pd ute il for stew,
.' And fthe dlth you Wouid pAItake,
IN tell Yuu What to do.
Intn q stsw pan, csaE'5nd nest,l
Same butter should te Hung
And with Il stew yeuT ponnt oil meat
tender piece but young.
And when ysu Cad the juice eGpfessd
By ouinATy 0fi,
To draw the gravy Of were best,
And let stand apart
Then, lady. iryOu'd have treat,
Be sure You uan't be WRONG
To pnt more butter 20 sour meat,
NOT let 1t sow too long.
And when the ,teak is nicely done
40 take il of were beat;
And gently let il Try alone,
Without the sauce or zsSi
Then add the gravy with Of vine
spoonful iu L hiaEi
And thRlo, cut vsfY fias;
.. let the shai0t be VeEy goung
And when the whole hat been combined,
More stewnF twill Fslnine,
Ten minstes will fuih0s-but mind,
Don't have too quick fire.
Then aeTys il up-twih form a tTeau
Nor fear yOn'gO cook 81 It wrong;
Gourmets Ia all the o'd twill meet
Aud gOurmandI In the yOung
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10 SON OF TEMPERANCE IN OHIO.

OFFlbE " lhk HtAANn HChlbEs
DRETHREN,-Th mode Of communication is
ID employed TO afford information which is
stantly sought by letters from every part Of the State.
The publications of the Order are kept on hand at
this Otce and to Divisions upon the receipt Of
orders signed by proper officers, under The seal Of the
Division, and nclOsing funds, at the following rates
b. BPS per copy, 81 90
Officers cards each 10 n cts. per set, IS
Ode cards per doz. 40 cts. or doz. for 90
Funeral cards per doz, rs
Dedication ceremonies, doz. 80 cts, 4 doz. 90
Travelling and withdrawal cards per doz. so
Music, per copy, 10 cts. per doz. IS
Proceedings OF N. d. lst and 9th session, bound 90
Proceedings of N. d. 9Th session, stitched, IS
Tract nos. and 4, per hundred per thousand so
Your attention is especially called TO these tracts
They have been examined and approved by the Gem
ual Executive Committee, and Divisions are urged %
send orders for them at once and scatter them broad
cast over the State.
Orders for tracts viii receive equal attention,
whether addressed to O. CLARK Ben Franklin Oilce'
Cincinnati, OF 70 the undersigned at ayton.
Persons ordering Tracts, etc. should always sayDy
what mode Of conveyance they should 6e sent;
A. Nj. SCOTT, g. 8.
February 6, 1852.
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NAVIGATING THE ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN
CANAL BY STEAM.-.A few days since the steam
propeller Gates arrived at Lasalle, from Chicago
via. the Michigan and Illinois canal. She
proceeded TO Peoria and took in cargo Of corn,
oats and other grain, aud when last heard
from, ,iWas making her way back to the lake, all
right.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-04

The GENERAL ASSEMBLY or THE PREsBY.
TERIAN CHURCH, (Bew school in the United
States, now in session at Washington city is CON.
posed Of 81 Synods, 10000 communicates,
scattered over some twenty different States out
Of New England. The Assembly is strictly a
representative body, consisting Of one minis
teral and one lay delegate from each Presbytery;
except when there are more than twenty. five
members, when they are entitled to two minis
teral and two lay delegates. That which gives
peculiar interest to the meeting of this body, in
a national point of view, is the fact that they
are the only large ecclesiastical body in the
United States that has ever fairly aud fully dis
Cussed and settled the vexed question Of slavery,
aoithoat a dipi5iOa; and that they hold their
annual meeting this year, for the first time,
South of Mason & Dixon line. As they are
largely represented in Washington city, having
four churches there, besides one in Alexandria,
they will doubtless be kindly and Hospitality
entertained.