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WHAT THE CRITICS SAY OF 1T.

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miss The color or the play Of lights aud shadow"
Th single volume contains thirty works Of art any one Of
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animation i will ave more pleasure on the hfs,h
now Courier and Enquirer
which spoken less complete and admirable than
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the Of native genius and the Pro.psy "
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during the approaching holidays out there
or It's composon work Of gaas and Of
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though they contain none" ~ r. sunday C9uieI ,
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in studins beautiful sgni6cancethe grace ne PASSIONS
The serenity the incidents Of this genuine piece human
Life lifted the pen and pencil Of genius rto =.
menbrspce from the Eaway and receding world o. pri.Ts
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g A n T A c L A U s.!
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house
Not creature stirring, n1t mouse"
THIS FAMOUS POEM
The DELIGHT OF ALL KSIckERBocEERs,
is 0LORIOUSLY ILLUSTRATED
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COUNT DE GAS GASPA Al';IST IMPORTANT
Treatise Turning Tables the Supernatural IN Ge1erA
with an In Introduction nv the Rev Robert Baird D. d.
CONTENTS OF VOL. l.
PART-rvRxIxG TABLES.
introduction. The fscts
Preface The Objections.
The Ouestien. Appendix.
sEcoyp PnT-THE SUPERNATURAL IN GrxERAL.
The One,tion Particular grounds Of testimony
The Course to Pursue. What saith the SCRIPT uIes n
CONTENTS OF VOL H.
THIRD PART-sPIRIrs-
Supernatural Apocrypha-Fslse Miracles ~
Supernatural Apocr ypbs-Spurious Sorcery
Supernatural Apocry phs-Animsl Magnetism.
Supernatural kPocry pha-Spinta
Ts able engaging the earnest attention Of the Spt
uasts well hose opposed to that theory and has correct
10 been pronounced tie work published on the
.yyt;~ct Publisbed by HIGGINS KELLOGG.
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NEW SERIES for 1857. =
II THE HOME JOURNAL

EprTEp ~ NORRIS AnD WILLIS.
TIE h Tys, md ~ Srsmnsnee q es.Ins.s and y.
70 valuable the eye and usefu! for hmy pspss " %
Ths Editor. vii still continue devote their time and ss
ties exclusively to The Home Journal .,., n
home ur. family 'ympstbe' and Interests oct e""''
which hi. b.. .n.blsd bin to write end which
been T5i aGGfs 81 I'd t ~;
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when I" ' sKTTCHEs, soSos, BALLADS, ETC,
suggested By the history and events Of the passns time
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SCIENCE OF THE BEAUTIFUL,
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The Go.sip and News Of Partisan Joarn.i.
Personal Sketches Of the Consp 'oous ChsrSsts" u tke
The Stirring Scenes Of Daily LIE.
The Chronicle Of News for tie ladies'
The P1hlons .,
Great Eyents
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CUPERB NATION NAL WORKS,
~ FOR PRESENTATION.

They sbor|d find place in every American Library"
Daniel Webster.
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Died.


On Thursday, February IA, Of consumption, SARAH
ANNE, widow Of Thomas Smith and eldest daughter Of
the late Robert Cochran.
Her friends and those of her brother Robert Cochran
Hard are invited TO attend her funeral Sunday after.
noon at O'Clock from the residence Of Robert B. Hill
Hard, No. 90 West Thirty.frst street.
On Friday, Feb is, of consumption, MicHAM Fox, n
the 31st year Of his age.
His frien DIS and ausnances requested to attend
his funeral from the residence of his brother Thomas
Fox 1917 East Thirteenth street. this afternoon at ~
O'Clock.
Bullwinkle, aged IL years.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence of his father, 19l
Fifth street, this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
On Friday morning. Feb 15, IRWIN CORNELL, infaut son
Of John A. and Frances L. Hsrriott, aged 10 months
The funeral will take place Monday Ut one O'clock
rom lo7 Tenth street. The relatives and friends of the
hmiy are invited to attend.
In Hoboken, on Friday morning Feb ID, Lucas A. VAN
BosKrRcK. aged So years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence, 81 Washington street.
Ter Of Martin L. and Eliza A. Crowe in the 9TH year
her age.
The friends and acquan tsnces OF the family are in
ved 70 attend the funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock
from 160 Charles street.
On Thursday, Feb. IA, MARY A., wife Of John b. Con-
key, aged SO years.
Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral
services this afternoon at O'clock at her late resi-.
win be taken to Troy for nterment.
On Friday. Feb. is, ELLA BELL youngest daughter Of
Jeremiah and Margaret simonson, aged years. smonths
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend her fune AL the residence of her parents
I3e Fast Fourteenth street, this afternoon at
Her remains viii be taken to Greenwood for intermsnt
In Brooklyn, Friday, Feb TO- after short and pain
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fu illDssA caAa. aKz, Of W. and Emslins Barfsr,
aged months and 10 days.
invited 70 attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from 24t Btidge street. Brooklyn.
On Friday, lss. l6 HANNAH, wife Of samuel Smith, in
The relatives are invited TO meet At the house Of her
SON n.iav, Noel sscor corner Of Henry and Warren
streets Brooklyn, this afternoon, ct AZ O'Clock The
funeral servses vii take place at Christ Chursh Clinton
street q O'Clock to which the frisads and acquaint
On Saturday, Feb. 49, of enlargement Of the heart,
B.rsAAIs F. Maas Esq in the asth year Of his age
neral at Grace Church. Broadway, morning,
at II O'Clock, without further noti,e.
On Saturday Feb. Is, AnBr K, widow OF Henry Car
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fu-
neral to,morIow morning. at 10 ocio.l from the resi-
On Saturday, Feb. 10, Of consumption, EDWARD moor,
in the 3Sth year Of his ags.
to attend bis funeral nom the residencs Of his father
100 South Ninth street, Brooklyn, E. D., this afternoon
In Brooklyn Saturday morning Feb. 49, Mrs. JANE,
rehct Of the late Richard Berry, in the 74h year Of her
The friends of the family invited to attend her fu-
neral this afternoon, al ~ O'Clock, from the K. D.
Church Third avenue near Twentieth street GoEAnus
On saturday morning, Feo. 10 OF eryspeas, BRIDGET
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
O'Clock from tho residence Of her son. Patrick Kelly 47o
On Friday, FeSs15, after short Illness RACHEL wife
of Thomas Watson native OF Edinburg Scotland, in
the 61st year Of her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral to afternoon
O'Clock from her late residence Ill West eleventh street
only daughter Of John j. and Ann Elizabeth Rabineau,
aged year and menths.
The relatives and friends of the family also those of
her grand parents Jacob Rabneau and VIM Van Beuren
Esqs and also the members Of Guardian Engine Com
psny No 49, respectfully invited to attend the ne-
raj from her late residence q Christopher street. to-
morrow morning, at 10 O'Clock.
God takes the good
Too good on earth TO stay.
On Saturday, Feb lie, of consumption, CATHERINE the
beloved wife Of Thomas Ryan, in the 2Sh year of age
Her funeral will take place from her late residence 500
Houston street, TO- morrow afternoon at two O'Clock
On Thursday and Friday. Feb. IA and Is, ROSE and
HENRY BROWNING infant children Of Ebenezer and Maria
Browning.
Detroit Mich, papers please copy.
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Married.
On Thursday, Feb H. by Mayor WOOD at his residence
No. 10 Second avenue, DAVID g. CRoLY to JENNIE L. Cuy
rMGHAM both Of this city.
London newspapers please copy
On Tuesday evening, Feb. IL, by the Rev. James Mil
lett at his residence Ill East Seventeenth street. Mr.
IsAAo BROWN OF Roxbury, Mass, to Miss SARAH ANNE
FULLER, Of this city
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
By MRS. JULIA q. 4. DoRR,
A1thcr q ''Farmingdsle."

Author Of Farmingdale.D
VOL, 2mO Price 81 Is.
the dennoauon OF character Mrs Dorr almost squAl 70
r Ss And pSins can be more true 2 nature than her
The sy e q he WORE is certainly beausu.. tune. 1. Il
most mel me reader 70 tears By Its pathetic descriptions and
capnvates BY It's tuhauness nature."- Hudson star
Know OF no child heroines those Dckons
mere delcately drawn than Bessie"-N Y Mirror.
no ordinary produeoa; aside from the ntanse
aside from the natural and ingenious p
Is developed and the ahfu portrayal whose
exact counterpart exist In very midst desp
mora when VIII hnd an abiding place In every
splendid domestic romance illustrating Offices Of
ral sovernment and giving greater least In her
former essay "-Boston lntellgencer.
lone cannot rise from without feeling that The
heart has been put In closer and happier community
manhy and heaven "-Boston Family visitor.
Mrs Dorr excels In her illustrations Of Yankee character
VIII be instantly recoe nized a. genuine study from nasase
Its written style OF calm beauty, and yet asounds In
vigorous II ugh and In excellent lessons which lifted Of
Recorder.
at story of New England domestic life, tod without
exaggei alton, iu Of gentenes And sweetness and all
OF delicate reHnements. "-Phiadelph Inquirer.
A delightful bosk-one that may be with pleasure
and profit around the home freede -Aal0 veil Me Gazette
Published by MASON, BROTHERS, New York.
NEWS FOR THE MILLION-THE MEDICAL PILOT,
IN fifth edition by DR.. T. @. HUTCHINGS. best family
medical worn ever published; II Is written In familiar STYLE
void OF AL absruse language and techncales It IN
kvery person WHO values hearth shout1 this truly
valuable book The b0Ok ust ted with costly and
splendid eneravngs handsomely bourd between three and
postage part OF the United States receipt OF ST.
Address DR. t. g. Hutchings, 463 Broadway second
Agents wantedfor all parts Of tho Union.
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FURNITURE,

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wAREROOMs,
" a. hl4 Broadway, opposite the ST. Nicholas Hoel-G.
MATHEWS offers for the extensive OF
fancy cotsge enameled and French furniture the United
States, al reduced pces every variety Of mattresses pal
asses, pillows, holsters, 40, N manufacturers prices
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HOTELS.

TNEo GLOBE HOTEL, CORNER OF FRANKFORT AND
William streets, containing $50 rooms beng newly fitted
up prepared to furnish single Is per night
or VI % per week Office all night Meals served al all
JACOB 6. FRENCH.
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RELIGIOUS NOTTCEs.

THE GERMAN LUTHERAN ST. JOHNS CoNGREGA.
hosahev. 4. a. NJ. hed VIII hold service every Sunday
place corner Of Wooster street, opposite Washington square,
GEORGE NEANDER, Scribe,
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Holloway's Ointment.-NIartyrs to ScrofuIa,
rejoice. This subtle disease, descending from generation
generation fearful heirloo may be literally sxrps;ed by
curative properties Sold the manufactures No 80 Maiden
lane, New York, and No. IA Strand London and by all
druggists at &c, 621sc. and 81 per pot
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Baron spolasco, NJ. D.. st. Nicholas Hotel
You have cured Of and saved from apopexy dropsy
govt lurnbago and inlammatory rheumatism. believe
dose of medicine worth full of other.
GILBERT BARoNA, Throg's Neck, Westchester co.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINs LEAVE
- Chambers Get daily for Albany and Troy On and
Express train A. M connecting with Northern and Western
Ians; through way train " M express train, r: M for
M; for Sing Sing, at4P The Sing Sing and Peekskll
trains stop nt all the stations Passengers a Cham
bers, Canal Christopher Thirty first streets Sunday mail
train, at p. NJ, from Canal for Albany stopping all
mail stations. M L. SYKES Jr., Superintendent
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VALENTINES.

MEYER TOO LATE--THOSE LOVERS AND SWEET
IN hearts who have yet sent or answered their vaea
tines are notified that the assortment s large and offered
al moderate prices, at T. W. STRONGS 90 Nassau street.
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THE TRADES.

r,oOI MAKERS WANTED-FIRsT RATE wORKMEN
i accustomed 10 fine press tools. Address A. s. g. box
sIs5 Post flee, stating where can bel eady employ
ment given.
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NEWSPAPERS,


4 CAPITAL CUT,
YOUNG AMERICA,
No. 7,
Now ready, Allowing how q live Oak George" was bled
and who held the dish besides other things exceedingly
merrie and verrie funnie TO ben0d."
For sale by all news agents. and by
T. W. STRONG, Publisher 90 Nassau street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

r I'VE OAK HAMPAGNE-TfIS NEW BRAND OF
j. champagne, from the vaults OF Biecarp Salmon Of
fercd Tor sale by J. MEYER, Jr IL Broadway sole importer
for the Unieo States
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TNTELLICENCT OFFICES.

EMPLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WIILFrND
NJ respectable Germsn Engsh, SCOTCH and Irish help for,
hotels and private families at MORRIS COHNERT CO.'S
ssT roadway corner heade Also, walters, coach men,
farmers nboicrs &C. this the branch once, l02 Green
wch street.
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Union Tonic Goblet.-Helme &

union tonic goblet of wild cherry and quassa promises to be
Of the most useful and popular remedies for tever
children debility &C. Is highly approved by the medical
convenient tonic biters water wine other suitable
liquids Immediately partake Of the medicinal properties Sold
BIZ druggists generally Wholesale agents, Hale Co., 2iS
Greenwich street and by the propretors, j. HELME 35
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Singers Sewing Machines.-An Persons
Who wish for information regard sewing machines can
obtain by applying office for copies OF IT NJ Singer
Co.'s Gszeea paper devoted ent ely to the sewing
chine interests Copies supplied gratis.
I. NJ. SINGER CO.. 1923 Broadway.
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F.W. W.T.. GILLEY, 12S Bowery.
A MOTHER CHANCELLOR TEN DAYS MoRE-oOy.
nuauon OF the great sale OF foreign and domestic dry
goods Of
REMSEN DINGRE,
In the large brown 24 and 206 sixth avenua
one door below Fourteenth street
FURTHER REDUCTION PRICES,
We have submitted further reduction prices in order
to clear out the whole or the day OF aroh
1856 without reserve Our friends and public generally
would do well TO call early this positively oooor
uny OF purchasing dry goods such thew
have been selling AZ and now s farther reduction in price
cannot ai TO convince OF the advantage
attending The sale for the balance of the
for all sums under $780, that ap-
proved endorsed notes. Remember the store
REMSEN DINGEE
IA and 206 Sixth avenue, door below Fourteenth
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Defiance Salamander Safes.-RObert M. Pat
1IC the sole manufacturer in the United States OF the
shove celebrated safes and powder proof defiance locks
and Depot No 1872 Pearl street. door below
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The Human Halr.-A. Grandeur, who has
devoted forty the study and treatment of hair
conaued daily from o'clock A. to O'Clock p. NJ, at "a
Church street. corner of Barclay.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Wigs and Toupoes-
no best in the world This unryaed and original dye
pAsd private Ratcheor's wigs
1--we improvements all others being chef duvres Of
1880 and durability, peculiar to this eetablsh nent.
BATCHELOR'S 2sS Broadway
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Sprains, Bruises, Rheumatism, Ssc.-As
waking is dangerous, those who are suffering from
sprains bruises &C. invited try Dr. TOBIAS
Nm lniment, and it not superior TO anything else the
will be refunded Sold by all the druggists at 25c
Soc. Depot No. 60 Cortlandt street,
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n mn PIECES or PURE FLAX
4.OOO . IRISH LINENS,
From rs 70 10 cents per yard.
A. T. STEWART 4 CO.,
broadway. ChamhQra and Read0

Xxx Observation-Disclosures FASHIONABLE
VIZ furnishing tazaar. AT the American Institute FAIR
T. Ss Pcacc for 1850 silver medal was awarded
70 sEACOkD for superior needle work shirts and
collars OF own manufacture, display Of genemen's
i1Ipsnng goods French bosoms and printed shlrtings
without competition
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Diseases OF tho Slkin.-D NewtOn's Once
special Of the most nveterate forms of tess
affections and also croula at 1873 Fourth
hatre
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Ambretypes and Lampratypes, for 25
have been made sysem..ng the nav
These works the dsguereoype and all other pic
lures tor beauty and durability Rooms 289 Broadway.
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CAothlng Mt Wholcselc.-We beg to Inform
0uhern Western merchants stock spring and
gmsr clothing Just contains the largest va
nghg from the low priced up the finest articles in
ade All got In usual superior style. D. DEVLLN
Co., 98 $50 and $50 Broadway. corner Warren street.
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Are You Philosopher! And if SO, was Your
philosophy tested by receiving miseraby fitting of
shirts week after the TIME promseds Don't call yourself
stole till after that test It lisa mighty trial. Avoid IT, by
derng shirts GREEN'S, No. Astor House. Time Is
not truer than he.
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INSTRUCTION..

@70 -BOOKKEEPING. WRITING, ARITHMErIC.-
UIO. DOLBEAK,s academy, 500 Broadway. Gentlemen
wishing practical knowledge OF bookkeeping &C., will
well to secure private seat Monday only SO for
double eny Students learn finished business
Terms low.
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wedding and Visiting Cards, Wedding
envelopes, 4c-1he ates. Partisan STYLES a. EyERDELLs
Dc Oldest card engraving and print
ing In Broadway. Established in 1910.
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4 Perfumed Breath.-What Lady or 6en.
uman would remain under the Of dsagreeabe breath
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