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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

THE DOCTRINES OF THE NEW CHURCH, AS ILLUS
by Emanuel Swedenborg third lecture of the
viii be delivered Sunday evening" IN the chapel IN
Eleventh street. Third and Fourth by the
Rev. y. Beswick. from England subect-"What the Bible
teaches Of the spiritual words objects phenomena and
awsp To commence III O'Clock. Morning service in
place, at l01 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

NEW YORK FUR CoMPANY.-wE BE0 70 IEF0RN
IN friends aud patrons that opened
nth rlcg ant sock Of rs consulting II uyal erne Rus
sian ana hudson Bay sable nak sous marion. g. collected
AID manufactures under -uporviFOG Parties pug.
rhnslDr should exrmine articles Which elegance
beauty o. be surpassed JOSEPH NEWMAN
Co. al tfosdwsy. ORDERS And repairing promptly a.
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MISS L. CooKF--INFCRMS HER CUSTOMERS. THAT
w ehc has removed her business the h1J Broad
way, opposite Dodsworths Academy French Uoane caps
flowers, head dresses, Sc, usual
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cIa BEwARD-LosT, YEsTERDAY MORNING. A
sDJD large white fngish terrier slu
Whoever viii hef N. u. ~. sG HfosIwav
or0 Pacific stree. Brooklyn win receive tho above reward
and 40 questions asked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

DOORS FROM AuCTIoN.-Jrsr RECEivkD, AND
~ wl te open Nond and following days, so Scotch
faO Yong havs from - 10 D., tuj o. ,sh bi&nkan,
,m st0os5 90 csesof French taetinees a" 10 81 ohs
yard; 10 chses ct patafnaas ron H. "a y 81 yafd I
q merno pladR trem = od - % svagd osahf
w lar2e o a. brnche shaw ~ plaid Site cod sd gloves
shCh VIII b. sold very low pflces order maxi
cleaauce ], NJ. IYoNS $50 Bowers from sprng
rect.
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DInlp IA NfIEINa- ArcIfnNEeH ELElANr

hog,.hal Iu1.gre per gasfs p..ao'.i E, &e 4. ~
ton. FtAfp J.. wilkins viii He ~ IN Thnrwt ~.
hos. = lob. Al 01s ococ, * No ~ Wcu n nv
OFT ~ Wndfn Et, attorney Qr merta tho entire arnl.
trc az f1id house, cons In prlt 81 mahogany ti
chairs ayans foekur, Noife aud reception chair ssrt
hind aud marble o centre tables pua fe1e abef pier
asses uuItel ornaments SOFAS has.ris .nn dunr
abs. marble Top sdeboar Frenc hofe ais feather a
ethng dressing bureaus, amefc glaze top wssb
siands book painngs silver ware. tapestry, veivs
tre ply and ingram enpcs raie carpets. ou cloths te
superior rosewood plauotoric
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

The Soul OK Spirit OF Herbs That Every
herb has soul srr dis met from the herb the soul
his BODY by the galvanc
81 n ;. Is smiths electro chemical FOOT BAH The expert
menf IL performed daily, between and O'Clock p NJ at II
Sanal street. Tie se.enlnc nre invited % alLend.
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A rC1I0N NOTICE VIM q. Mol tUGHITN, AUCTION
"A .et VIII sell ON Tuesday neSt, 2Dih Novsmher. NJ 10
O'Clock The remaining stock and nyures OF the
fr-f avcnue comprising great variety bes Engnih dry
cosis, 10 pieces Of rich English hlng,bg- 10
border 70 ses OF sianers printing blocks printing
presses furniture feather BEDS aonoe guns with variety
OF olherl ardces 100 numerous mention.
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Publis Approyal Is one Spar OF Lat

ambiop.-The credit awarded by consent TO
GREEN No Asor House for hisimproyemen,s the art
shirt making has proved incentive his ambition aud the
result IL The superb and nnequaled shirts made order
ut his extensive establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

GRAND CLEARING OFT SALE o. SILKS JAMES
VI FRANCE 7Ui Broadway, Monday hov. ~ win Ter
ne balance q his stock Of fancy drea ks great roduc
former prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

UCTION NOi1CE-J. BOGART, AUCrIoSEER by
IA :. BOGART-Tuesday 10th at i06 O'Clock u die ane
uoo rooms corner Frank and WDl,m Streets ga q
ale-lafpe assortment, of household IA nlufe nsy and
second hand sofas nah spring cha rs l,rte
rors; French plate bedseads beds bedding
ply ard ineran carpets cooking oyes ieoa o
Aho the effects Of frs, class haroorz shoe char rsr
marble Top whssand, large mirrors stove, sofa soos
fittings Ao, splendid gas chandeliers, table and
cry. Also, organ.
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asasene,es's a.sr ,ye, Wigs and Tonpee..--

Ne pest n The world This pnrlvaed and original dye Is 40.
i IN IL prvate rooms Bstchelos wigs and oupses
E1prove~'ns all others being chef Of
ssse end DURABILITY peculiar 70 ll!a establishment
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A uC1ioN SALES WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN Il son
~ VIII 10 sel Monday, Nov. 10 NJ ~ OF ocs he Mer
ohanis' Exchange valuable farm Port abuoui
ten Island the former chaser not having complied the
terms 81 tale containing 25 ahon, ~ niles from
Richmond Terry, The the Henmoud I'd
near g. tocherans store md oppo>e the OF Wree
iat 1ysen aud j. M.rlin This property cgbiy
Tor building sites farming, being the rnnsdllts vicinity
OF churches and schools, there quantity young
wood of the ground ibc balance being u4b,
There are 40 buildings The premises Ihc ferry boats Tor
Port Richmond leave New York sr Il daF mao ~
e property may be a. lie once Of he auconeers
Broad street.
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AIRS. eALLIGGs RESPECTFULLY sorICirS TBs
M attention efdies 70 her novele~ Preach eonues
seived de last steamship Of entirely tenure md
great variety styles not To- oor efablshmentr
the city. YRS RAILISG9, 81 Caoal street
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rTHE DANCING ACADEMY OF PROFESSOR MIRA
sole No 81 Broadway open every day for private les
and from 10 and ~ 10 ~ r. NJ for Practice All the
fashionable dances taught reasonable The grand
soiree OF the season will Jake place Nov - 1868.
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UiuRS.-T ROOSS go BROADWAY, BETWEEN UOUs
ton and Beecxer rees importer aud manufacturer Of
fs invites his customers md the public examine hs stocks
Of ura which VIII passed either in hcauY qut.
lily, ard the most reasonable prices. Orders pr0Dplg at
lei died. al kind ot fus cleaned cnd altered hg pr
fashion. 6s9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

NfERHiM OK MD FALL RIyER rRi.rs 81 Or.
NJ cents Err sar4 no Co80Derca i,oass vi Hprns
.tffe. j n l1rNNIf, Ffoifrie1f.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

MASONIC Nor1CE-DR. ALBERT g. MACKEY.
M Grand Secretary and Lecturer OF the Grand Lodge OF
South Carolina will deliver by special request Wednesday,
evening next the 2s inst at odd Fellows Hall lecture on
1.-THE nluence duties Of Woman connected with Free
Masonry II earnestly hoped that the wives aud daughters
largely represented that occasion. Price
adIn son rs Tickets be had at the door, the
evening the either OF the undersigned commit
tee appointed by the w. Grand Master meeting OF the
fraternity held the 10th inst The lecture WI commence at
So'clock. Il. b. YATES SOMMERs, Chairman.
IsO. NJ LEONARD, Recr eary.
Asa Hinckey H. W. Turner William Quincy, George Ac.
herman James Pugh John W. Simons r. Dewitt N Peck,
I. T. Otierbridge, John +. Baldwin. Committee.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21
Spring Wheat.

Owing to the present and prospective
high price Of wheat, anything relating y
its culture and increase can but be Of in.
terest 10 onr readers, hence we insert the
following letter from d Pennsylvania sub
scriber.
Ep's. o. Cur -seeins the inquiries
made Of you in regard to spring wheat, |.
eheerfully send you what ! know Off prac
tcally. Two years since my brother living
in Illinois, sent me a barrel Of -four made
from Rio Spring wheat, which On trial 4
found to be equal to our Double Extra
from selected wheat This called my at
tentiou to II, and the following winter on
ny return from b visit West. / brought
home three bushels for seed, which | spwed
about the middle Of March, on 8 corn field.
without plowing, having first cut and burnt
Tile stocks, and narrowed il twice before
owing and twice At terwards.
4 sowed three bushels On "a acres and
harvested Al bushels. On having ii hou.
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hundred pounds Of potatoes, IN their usual
state. may be regarded as equivalent TO
fifty pounds good hay. Numerous exPe-
riments in The fattening Of cattle, have pro-
we'd Il statement tn be correct. An ami
NAL confined TO t~hirtyPOunds Ofhay per day.
viii De found equally wen with sixty pounds
Of good potatoes.
Beets are not so nutritious as potatoes;
as experiments seem to show. that it re-
quires about one hundred and twenty-five
pounds OF beets. to sustain an animal
equally well with fifty pounds Of hay,
Carrots ~cautain a large proportion Of
water, but are rich in albunen and su-
gar.
Experiments in the fatteniig of cattle
have shown that one hundred pounds Of
good hay, are equivalent to about $50 los.
Of carrots.
OF cabbage, it requires 600 los as n
equivalent to 100 lbs ofhsy.
Clover when cut early is reduced from
100 Tbs. down to 90 lbs by drying. AL
experience goes to prove, that young clio
yer is more nutritious than meadow grass,
probably at the rate of 10 to 10 pounds il
100.
According 10 an eminent authority, the
following are about the relative proportions
borne by the crops usually grown for feed
Taking 100 lbs Of hay as the basis, tn,
quantity Of other crops named below or,
given in mounts equivalent to this. Thus
Hay, 100 lbs; Potatoes 600 lbs; Bee
Root, 49o lbs; Ruta Baga, $50 lbs: Radish
IS, 5g5Ib; Carrots. 299 ID; White Cab
bage, 600 lbs; Young Clover, 80 lbs; Vet
ches, dry. 90 H., Luzerne, dry, 80 lbs
Saintloin, dry, 90 lbs;
The nutritive properties OF the vaiiou
grasses, clover, corn fodder.& a., are very
much influenced by the time of cutting
and mode of curing. Timothy, tina: ha
been cut when the seed is just going out 0
the milk state, contains nearly double tn
amount Of nouIishment as when cut in tn,
flower. Besides being more NITROUS, it i
relished better by stock, Orchard Gras
when, in flower, is more relished by stock
but IS no! so nutritious as when in seed
Glover should always be cut when fully ii
blossom, and when turning from a greer
10 a Srownish hue. CloYer can be pst il
NOV much greener than Timothy, or Mead
ow Grass, but should receive a liberia
sprinkling of salt, say half a 5ushel or more
to the tor, Corn fodder, grown by sewing
broadcast, is a most Taluaple article Of feet
1t should not be sown too late, and shoul'
be cut and cured before frost. AS high a
2 1900 lbs. Of dry fodder have grown upoI
a single acre. When the proper seaso.
arrives, we win call this subject Of Fodder
up,
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red, I got 81 lbs. to the bushel. and the
bread was found to retain its moisture Ion.
ger than that made from winter wheat.
The reputation Of spring wheat -four has
been greatly injuIed in eastern markets,
by the fact that until Nihin a few years, the
majority Of tie western mills have been
greatly defective; and to avoid that unpop-
ularity. my brother who If a miller, writes
me they invariably brand all good spring
wheat flour as having been made from win
ter wheat.
If any of your subscribers should send
to their friends West for this wheat, tell
them to get it from farmers beforeiti is mix
ed in market, and get either the Rio, Italian
or Canada Club, as the Bllck Sea Poland
are quite inferior 70 those above mentioned
JOHN T. RUSliT0N.
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DR.. @. n. JACKSON.
No. 12Q Nrch IA. Philn9nlnLin

No. 100 ArCb ST., P~bIdQelpAto.
Their power over the above dis uses is not excel
led, II eqialled, by any otaer preparation in the
United States, as the cures attest, in many cases all
ter skllul physicians had failed.
These Bltiers are worthy the attention of lnyalids,
Possessing great virtues in the rectiiication of dis
eases OF the Liver and lesser glands. exercising the
most searching p0wers in weakness and aflections
Of the digestive organs, they are, withal safe, cer-
tain and pleasant. Read and be convinced.
TESTIMONY FROM ONO.
JOHN HofFA&N, Joronesyille, Ohio, May Both, 1853,
SAD; write 10 statefor your satlstaciion, and also
Tor thatot others, that your German Bitters is what
you recominendit lobe a highly valuable medicine.
winch ] know from having used it in my own fami-
" to my entire satisfaction. All who have used it
give The same recommendation"
STEP1EN A MEALY, Canton, OHIO, MAY IL, 1853.
says: Having heard your German Bitters highly
recommended IRON sources in which | placed much
confidence, | ordered four bottles from Cleyeland-
One OF them ] gave to MY daughter who has derived
great benefit from 1t; Two OF the others ! sold I'M
metlately, aud ! would like youto send me q supply
OF tit sell"
JonN CLARK, Brunswick, Ohio, Nav 26. 1854.
says: Your German Bittefs have proved successful
N everycase that has cone to my knowledge, and
has opened tor itself u greut deniund.'
Thomas LEpcHFoRD, Coyington, Ohio. Dee, 9th.
1852, says; My wito has been affected with the
Liver complaint and Dyspepsia for a number ofyears
during which time Illaye spent a greatdeal for doc
terin4, but she received very little benefit therefron
- HNN T"1 iNhlN HUI DC Cuftu.
Last spring she concluded to try your Bitiers, sho
totk two bottles and ever Since taking them she has
been able TO attend TO her business, until varys lately
she had a new attack, bHt has again commenced
the Bitiers. lhaye sold quite a number Of bottles
through her recommendation, ard as far as | can
learn, it has given satisfaction TO aIl.n
DAVID ABBOTT. Austiuburgh, Chic, Decembera 8,
1898, says: permit me to bear testimony to lhe re-
markable efficacy Of your German Bitlefs in the
cure Of Liver complaint. For years previous to ia
king it, | was severely afflicted with disease OF the
Liver, so much 50 that | did not expect to live, but
by a free use Of the Bitters. thanks 10 n kind Proyi-
dence, find myself entirely restored to heath and
able to resume my usual elnpIoyment.''
These Bitters are entirely vegetable and free from
Alcoholic stimulant and all Injurious ingredients,
mid in their operation, they strengthen the systeu,,
never PROSTATE il.
They are entirely vegetable and free from dill ii
.uriQus ingredients.
Sold by dealers in medicine eve, ywhere.
Sold by Jno. M'Bean, Jno. Beall, Cadiz; 4 ]. Brown,
Mooreiield; J. +. Crnmblet, Deersyifle; Cannon q
Henderson, New Athens, and by Dealers ia Mcdi-
cines every where.-n23-ly
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%
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Make your msIks
10 yca aslys won the seili
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IL eh..sssr path yopss
b What ever place yOn stand,
Moving swiE, q moving slow.
With 4 nrm and honest haai
Make your mark.
Should opponents hedge yOrr way
Make your mark;
Work By night. sr work by day,
Make yonr mark
Struggle manEuiIy and vel,
Let no obstacle oppose,
None RICH, shielded ever fsll
81 the weapons Of his faes--
Make your mark.
What though born a peasants son,
Make yonr mark
Good by all men may be done
Mako your mark
Peasants garbmay warm the eoldi
Peasants words may calm a fear;
Better far than hcarding gold
Is the drying Of a tear
Make your mark.
Life is heeting as a shade,
Make your mark
Marks Of some kind must be made,
Make your mark
Make It while the arm is strens,
In the golden hours of youth,
Never, never make it wrong,
Make il with the stamp Of truth
Make your mark
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All who have boards to cut or hair to crop,
just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, iii tell you what to do.
Give me a call at "Nuinbor Two;',
At noon or 0yo, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, to rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean.
My scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything ! think yoa'll find,
10 suit the taste and PLEASE the mind,
And then ! move my hand as. true,
AS any barber Ger can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can DO,
Your money will procure for You.
October 8, 1851. lot WILLIS n,
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Fresh Na.Mna

Il subscriber IL receiving his stock wg
u Of Sps'Eg and Summer DKEGs, which
AVE all been selected BY hiJnselfin lhe sSsg#
eastern c%itiesi and is much the largeat bHkA
asaortment Of the kind ever brought to 4A
this market and in point Of qualify, price, !. WI
compare with any stock in the country. ii ilsel
as low as any establishment west Of tho Li,.ltain
for cash or approved country produce. Person
wishing 70 purchase any article in the
BOOK OIg h a. u q EINE
would do WELT call and examine Ius stock bssore
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN bEALIs
Cadiz, april rs, 1854
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-21
CARTER'SsPANIsH MIXTURE

AeE M CHas > hANAN VIZ ~ A"V :
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT
Letde afflicted Bead and Ponder!
An lntallible Remedy for S~ctofula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples or Pos tules on the Face, Blotehes, Boils,
Agae and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm
or Tot OF, Seald Head, Enlargement and Pain OF
the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitlc
Disorders, Luinbago, Spinal complaints, and all
Diseases arising from an injurious Use Of Mercu-
Ty, lmprudence in Life, or lmpurity of the Blood.
~ This great alternative medicine and Purifier
of Blood Is now used by thousands of grateful pa
TENTS from oil parts Of the United States, who tes-
tity daily to the remarkable cures performed by the
greatest of ali medicines, CHARTERS SPANlSt1
MiXIURE,n Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofdla,
Erupiions on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevefs, Ill
GERS, Old Sores, Affections Of the Kidneys, Discusses
oftbe throat, Female Compl ANTS, Pains and Aching
OF the Bones and Joints, are speedily put to flight by
using this great and inesfimable remedy.
For all Diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet bee
iouRdtO compare whit. Ii ~cleanses the system o
all impurities, acts gently md efficiently on the Liy
er and kiDdneys, strengthens the Digestion give
tone to the Stomach, makes the skin clear and hoaln
thy, andrest9res the Constitution, enfeebled by dis
case Or broken down by the exceases Of youth, to its
pristine yigor and strength.
For tic Ladies, il Is ilcomparnbly better than all
the cosmetics ever used. A few doses OF Carteris
Spanish Mixture will remove all sailowness Of COM
piexlan, bring the roses mantling 10 the cheek, give
elasticity To ths step, and improve the general health
~ 4 remarkable degree, beyond all the medicines.
ever heard Of.
The large number Of certificates which we have
received from persons from ell parts Of the United
States, isihe best evidence that there is no HIgmbug
aboue IL. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates,
ard public mon. well known to The com.
mitnity, all add their testimony to the wonderful ef
iects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get q Circular and Alma
nae, and read tile wonderful cures this truly greatest
Of all Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNET& BEERS.
PrcpfiefpFs, No. Peal Street, Richmond, Va; to
whom all orders for supplies and agencies must be-
addressed
And for sale BY Jno M'Bean, John Beall. Cadiz;
Cannon Az Henderson, New AthenssJ. i. Cralnblet,
Deersyille; u. +. Brown, Mooreiield, ard BY Doal.
eTs in medicines every wiieres--n23-1y.
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Examiners Notice to Teachers.

NTEW ARRANGEME ETS.-.IIereaflcr there
IN will be but four Examinations held in Harri.
son county during the year, yiz--On The last Friday
of April aud October, at the close of the semi.annhal
Harrison, and on the last Fridays Of January and
June, Since all answers 10 questions are to be
written, each applicant should furnish himself with
three sheets OF paper and pen and lnk-also Il reading
book. All examinations 10 be held in Cadiz. NJ
private examinations.
Circulars containing the rules and regulations by
which the Board will be COVE rned, will be sent to all
the townships in TIC county.
By order of the Board.
}. +. WOOD, Clerk.