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MOTORpATHY-We have closed our In.


Av1 stituton at Rochester NcwYork. until the lh Of
April next ia the purpose Of rest and TO attend 70 soe
particular cases by request, in the City Of Nev.fork,
where shall remain for few weeks We shall nrodlce
system Of Therapeutics which is simple rational aud
liable haed upon new pathological principles, by which the
worst forms Of Pruap:us Uteu and other functional aud
ganlc derangements cured without supporters or
of the Usual Of the day. IL controls with
the most able and longstandng without
pain Inconvenience We have thoroughly tesed the
principles Of MOtoTpathy in home instEu.iCn where
five thousand OF female have been cured
some IN few days. others in few weeks MOtorpathy
gives vitality and force TO the functional powers of al the
organs II removes ncpient diseases OF the lungs and -
the only agent that will cure spinal difficulties prevent
abortion AID obviafe ste nifty.
Our object is into bat 10 introduce, sys
TEN into miscs aneous practice for the public benefit We
shall give plain practical evidence Of Its utility that ply
scans aud others thoroughly investigate and critically
test its In order &c place upon firm basis,
beyond al cayil shall make the Necessary 20
abh its character for which sha make charge and
expect no fee.
Further information DO bad gratuitousy by oJmmu
nicafion. BY calling myself lady, at ST. Nicholas
Hotel, between 10 A NJ and 3P. NJ
There dorous oi securing its benefits should eau lnne
distely A work on MOTORPArfiY can be had ut
STRINGER TOWNSENDS, No ~, and of JOHN
WILEY, No 16' Broadway, New York, or o. The AmIoT
at cost,2 a. II HALSrED, NJ D.
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ALL the MAGAZINES for FEBRUARY,
Ast DEWITT DAvENPoRTs Cheap Public
Depot No. 15s Nasss1.st.
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THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE. Pnoe y cents
GODET's LADYs BOOK. Prize 25 cents
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE. Price lsi cents
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Publishers,
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS for JANUARY

NEW ENGLISH BOOKS for j ANUAhl.-
IN AN ILLUSTRATED LIFE OF FlELD-MAksaAL
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, the Comzaander''n-
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srthor " The British Officer" The Handbook OF SItn
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handsomely bound IN cloth, gut Volume one as iee
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p.re Eprayr.s Tn. interesting work contains Scenes
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uniform with uncle TOMS CABIN"
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To the LOWERS Of MUsIC.-The subscrib.
ere respectfully call attention the following article
from The National hieHigeaceT:
"THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TINES published By

n respectfully call attention 10 the following ateie
"THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES, published by
DYER WILLIS No. Isl Broadway, New-YOrk
The object OF The Msncai HOrld and Timer iourodt l-
and esl THIS embraces variety OF muse 70
cal and sacred and secular which bought AZ me
coue Of M1soa! Hfrac,i0n from the 81 the art up 70 -
hhes development 81 Il ryc the nostirshii and elase ~
this respect grateful 10 me pup
lie They be eHcuiatns 20 pfeienois p orner tth
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The above advertisement Of this journal beg 10 com
mend the of readers and al VINO ale Interested
In tie progress or state in tins country We speak
from knowledge Of this paper since its
and most emphacely give our testimony IN tsVot o w
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Trustworthy and able record Of musical events rendered
almost Indispensable IN the present time, from the ses
strides made the love OF art and elnanatins from te
o. musical intelligence itsoPols nave oeeh
us and guide respect 10 critical knowledge ana
true taste Mr r. Storrs Willis Is peculiar lifted for tbs
post having devoted his life 10 the study OF The N nee ana
Composition Of nc under the best masters OF Germany
and admirable lecturer upon Its phllosophyi lnpA
ing also with equal ceveruess the most SIMPLE PrAc'ca
lessons for beginners. Indeed TO mothers who are under
going the terrible dIudgery OF teaching or sperntend
the musical education OF their children, this Journal really
valuable from the aid offers IN clear simple rules tor IN
suction The cItciFs ere fearless and Teireshingy Sh
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Subscrptious received at The Musical World snd Times
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a new volume Just commeneed-so, now - ths une 70
subscribe. Address DIEM WILLS,
Publishers Of The Musical World and Times,
NJ, 1NraN n Y
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This day pabhshed,
TIVE FLYING ARTlLLBRIST: Tale of

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ITO LIQUOR DEALERS. CONVECTION

i Frs Se-The subscriber, having hal great expe.
rence in manufacturing Liquor Cordals Confectionery
and Preeryes woal6 like 70 with wanting
hs services The best of references can be given Adde'S
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GIRO US. -NEW.YORK AMPHITHE4.

rfrrSnhs No. % boxery--R. SANDS Co, ProPnetos-
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80 nnd Sniresc Cavalry. M w odrn win appear in
~ - s.rted The haa-O'WA's-Man. Mr.. Mcfarland
81 ~ sni kspe FsaRt Faster IN his anapproaehsble
-. ~ eisssnS upon HORSEBACK. Prices Of admission
= s.ssnn Pit i2.. Doon open q, 81. Penormlnce
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DUBLIsHED THIS DAY-THE ADvEN

DUBLISHED THIS DAY-THE ADVEN-
Il TUREs OF CAPT. BLAKE, by w. H. Maxwell
author Of 1.-THE Bivoasc," Hector oHail0ran," The
Storie. Of Waterloo etc.
Beautifully Illustrated. Price 6eents
"Te adventures Of Capt Bake decided hit II WI Prove
Of popular novels e. The seA-oa TIE ert
would rtes be extract NesAy
The Adventures Capt. ale b. w H. haKEeiA
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author e-tsbIssed N several p- "'
II fui OF stns scenes and viii be read ets avl11y
- " rRochester Repubhczn
Fl ga. pi,le ne ami fe1d much 70 and
r,eS tbe fre have haired through ~ pages
uh an svd,y fHd IL apoosy he Hiefenf
Ter q h. incidents and tie very vivid and uAPbc ste N Thh
they a deecrted' $780,.
I'M wok-rerlete With Adventure, B,leH; character and
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Nearly ready
GUS HOWARD; Or, How TO VIVA WIFE. BY the
author Of Amy Lawrence Minnie Cray" etc.
Published by GARRETT Co, No, q Ann-st.
For sale by all Booksellers.
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MEMOIR on THE PHYSICAL aud PO-
WI LITICAL GEOGRAPHY Of MEMORANDA,
with q new map, by Gen. 7. C. de Mosquera EN.Presi-
dent OF that Republic and member Of several Scientific So
ceties translated from the Spanish by Theodore Dwight
read before the Geographical and Statistical socet OF New
York Published BY the translator No ll6 Broadway aud
sold at the book sellers -
Also, "Meuoia Sobre Ia Geograha Fisiea Pohnca DO
la Nueva Granada 6cthe work II the Original with
map.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE-For SAFE, q cop
IN .f he Daily Tribune from July luv< ~ r,Ssue
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Such will iDd perm anent suaron and tar WAGES
faithful and Industrious Address Box So PostOhce,
stating age qualifications, what counyman and where 70
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Nv Chapped Hands and EreptionS of tba
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ASSOCIATION rOS ran ExHlmrloS or rHr

ASSOCIATION Fox TIE EXHIBITION OF rYr)
.Nnvsrxg o. ALL NAuoSs-OsRce No
- tTosdsSy, Nsw.YoFk 2ist jan ie5S
" TIE cckhoiccs> OF this Associat iou are
barely notified tat cali q Ten per Gen. on the CsnitI
SsSss sSans the ha lnssnes' Asres has been ordered
tne bosldof inrest@s and that they are ieguired to
EbRUARY BY Order ' ~
WA. wHErrEN. secre..-~
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,t5.V sfffss NniIty told Mining COnpHny.-
J. WINCHESTfR, Presi3ent--Cap,tsl s2so COS shares
&soThe rieh QGstE CLAIMS owned BY the Company ex.
eeed 800 IN nubei covering suface Of l0 scres ia the
richest ana desirable part Of GrEss Valley The Ma.
chney, which Is The mos approved and powerful Of suy
yet Manufactured Is calculated 70 pulyerus 100 turs per
day The machinery has arrived IA California and viii soon
be IN operation I've property is paid for few shares
OF the Sleek or sale par Pamphlets containing th- Char
Der, Bylaws Map Se may be obtained 81 the 0hce IL
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with ronattAnee Tor aock in dras on NegYorN OF cur
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wsn "a yellow. dsccored teeth, rcIleded by La
ttSNI's SOAP ROOT which cleanses the teeth mouth
and throat j! Wes. India root makes lsthsr
SNo as Bsssdwsy
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NNHE ESCULAPlAN-AM Medical Newspaper
i for the People Edited by C. d. GRISWOLD, ND
Ppbbed monthly in quarto FORM with cover for II
wear in ADVANCE No for February, just out
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
sre For has stt1ck out a path, snd ueuy travels
entirely ~ hnsef o. csplbty Industry and elfn there
can te no question people addressed N asn,se
-, 80 n,dcrsnd rIioston Medical and Journal
DeGnd anque system pracuce, though OF wa ~ lnef@
sprh" -A''
10 the general reader vin be work o. nseh interest
1T e.nces much ueial vel ~ general knoWietse and WI be
I'D an e,ceicrf paperV rRspuhEcan Denoai BaarL)
Devoted discussion o. medical -cence IN such way AZ 70
make re.Ig % and easy understood ~ the people
Whitehall ChrOr Gle.
1T ust what IL title mpe and o. ed Eh precisely such
Information should generally DISSEMINATED among s pep
PIE i epn..fan hfa-
Address C. ID. GRISWOLD I'D,
No 100 Nassau-st., Y. Y.
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NAPOLEON IN EyILE Just Pubhsted)

T'ROT GALOP.-A splendid piece Of M MUSE,
l. !. jus: issued BY LIE WALhth, ~, ,.,r,oa
dedicated 70 Allen Do4wo-th THIS brilliant com
.hould be in The hands OF every hariEt tu ~
aid sparkling Melodies aid for its eject ureo.i.
OF execution. Fer sale a. al principal rras-e
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BOARD at Ne. 90 Fulton-st.-Comiortasie
I'D accommodations moderate prices, Cor ranssens
Day, and Permanent BoaIaars.
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DOARD-Gentlemen and their Wives, and
- single gentlemen can have Board aud pleasant Rooms
at No y Nesey-st.
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EOARD.-Pleasant Furnished and Untur-
~ uished Rooms with Beard Aso SINGLE Gentlemen with
coed Board aud Rooms No III Csnat next doos 10 tho
Bank.
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BOARD can be obtained in large commo-
ID 6ious House from S. to - 50 per wees, q No ls'
Fulscp-ss.
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WANTED-By a respectable young Girl, a
w situation az Plain Cook, Washer and ironer in 8
small private family Address No l55 Avenue A., corner
OF lltha.
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TO MECHANICS-The newly erected, spa.

ITO MECHANICS,-The newly erected, spa
Il eious and well equipped Foundry and Steam Engine
Machine Shop Of Howard opposite Green Bay Wisconsin,
in beautiful and healthy location az the head OF Lake and
commencement Of River Navigation direct 10 Mississippi Is
by change owners want Of practical mechanics who
could lease purchase part the whole esabshn,enta
large part sf the purchase money remAa. From the
superior location and advantages OF the place the business
may be carried to any extent Apply 70 A. b CLARK No
III Broadway, New-York, or to the owaer, y. TANK
HOWARD near Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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GEORGE II. BELL, No. los N sSsII9y
N general dealer il Foreign and Domestic SnIxrER
ERY, Manufacturer OF ENVELOPES and - a tSe
Commercial ard Law Blanks Of al kinds pilnLsa -
Est paper; Blank Account Books OF every 49,
i.rse Assort1neni Of Writing, Letter and Se'e
and iarey with Envelopes 70 match -, SCHOOL,
SCHOOL BOOKS, COPY BUNS @-~
STATIONERY, at low prlee. MANY POCKET
and IMMATURE DIARY. -, - orss-. AL
PI.in ard Fancy Boob Binding exse1iee % '4-1-'
hipds of Printing 81 shOr1 notice.
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no CAPITALISTS and SPECTATORS.

For sale about 200 eco of valuable irou coal aud
timber Land situated in the northern part OF Pennsyy
on the line Railroads Also for sale exchange
for merchandise. valuable Saw and Grstm property,
with Store and Dwellings situated IN Clearfeh Co, Pa
now doing a good business. ALLEN CLARK, No. 81
South Sd 81. Philadelphia
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-. Rev. DIR. Tyna Of this City wiil Lecture OF
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb z on " The spl,tHsni "a
snre OF Man Lecture at g. Tickets IS cents at the Book
stor,p Members the Mercantile Association VIII Obtain
tekes AZ the detk OF the Library at the usnalrates
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rg- A Rendition of the Annual Exhibition
OF the Orchard-st. uniyersaiist Sa no
SchooI will lake place on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb
l. 1885 at O'Clock Tickets l2l cents to be had at the
Aaa
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= Emigrnu t IntcIllgcnce Oiilcc and Labor

Rxrhanec, Mes Is and y Canalst, New,York.--This
once Is establshed BY the Commissioners Of Emigration
where always be 6and large numbers Of Labores and
Servants very low rates Of wages and persons have
their orders hed BY writing the Superintendent aud nd
is the amount necessary 10 pay the passage Of The paes
y.S1iTed No fees chaIged 10 efnployers
JAS p PAGAN SsnAyiptsnaent
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4 RESPECTABLE You've WosAS wishes sit
n uation as Children's Maid and ehamberwork,
sst in light homework Can be for two days Call
a. No. III East 25thst.. Sd floor, front room.
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Uanfs.

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, or TO do gener-
n al homework in small private family, by Iespec, "a
bic Young Woman, with good city reference Call at No
80 King ST. ID floor, back room, between Hudson and
Narick -sia.
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- " Spiritual Mission.-Three Mediums on Spirit
ual Mission to this city for q few days now stopping at
Hunsesords Hotel in Daane-st, near hudson-st They
will examine diseases AND prescribe for the same pnee
~ Fer Spiritual vestgatlons 81.
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- National Clay Monumcpt.-The Exeeuti

- National Clay mOuufneut.-lhe Ext. ut'o
COMMITTEE OF he "New-York State Auxiliary Clay Mona'
msnt Association have been instructed TO employ Agents
m this City and State 10 procure subscriptions IN ala OF tne
"Nat,oual CLAY Monument Association" IL g desirable
that the Agents should combine address intelligence ana
integfity Each Agent executes bond OF soOo Tor the
faithful performance OF his duties. The remuneration IL
ample Applications stating qualifications references &C
will be addressed the Chairman Secretary New ORR
Post.Oikee. BY order, ROBERT SMITH Vhn'
NJ CARROLL, SECRETARY
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"ANTED-A situation by an American
w Gir as Dressrnsker and SeamsiTess in senLemans
family has no objection 70 in taking OF children.
City reference required Can be for days at No
l2g SSd-st corner OF 7th-ay. over the bakers
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A s Cook, and to wash and iron, in private
N family by one and Nurse and Seamsress or as Cham
bemad ard Water b. the other These OTs are very cA
perienced and have excellent CRY reference Call at No
n 6th-av- in the bookstore.
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DOARD-Rooms for Families and Single
DGentlemen, at No. lS East lah-st. hous new, VIA
en- the poleru improvements. References exchanged
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DANVARD@ PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSA-
ID LEN and the HOLY LAND is now open at the

No SOC Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
Painted from authentic Drawings made upon the spot by
Mr. BANNARD IN person. Picture moves every evening
az ~ and on WeansA isy and Saturday afternoons al
o'cleck Admission 50 cts-child-en halfpriee.
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~ Grand Temperance De,"o me'au n "5 NJ
Bible Presentation to JOIN -, 1oSun, .! VA. .ne
Broadway Tabernacle, on THURSDAY EVENING, Feb.
JOHN b. COUGH and Col. 4. L. SNOW, will address
the meeting MIR Brewer, the celebrated Temperance vo
sAs will also entertain the audience with appropriate
sipeing, Services Will commence az ~ o'clock.
Tickets m cents be hal at the door, or OF any OF the
'''N'''' VI '''' D. c. CARPENTER, President.
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DOARD in ACCOMPLISHMENTS sec

Dtwo Gentlemen with their Wives or Few nns,e Zen
teren can be accommodated with Rooms trnhed OF I'M
frphsd with full or partial Board in desirable tocshon
where but few boarders viii be received Apply " NO.
place.
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