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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.

Mutual Lie In6ur0nCe Company OF NOW YOrK.
sla " i Trinity Busldino III Rrsadssay la5Fni
YTNIIE assets of this company amount to nearly
poiIAks entirely cash OF which t1rc
Invested bond mortgage
The city and State OF New York valued m
of dollars
Tho profits already amounting
fhoasand dollars property the policy holders.
TERMS t3-a3e
Forms application and pamphlets giving information sup
piled applying the Office the
f&EsE7~s#H FREDK s. WINSTON, President. Alaal
sFt ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary
af FHl. afs 4U SHEPPARD HOMANS Actuary.
MNTURN POST, NJ D., Medical Examiner.
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NJ. SNYDER 4 son
Bankers.

A CARD.-fhose of our customers who have opcn
IA hereby notified that tho same viii
be made on tho 26th respectively rcscoe rsr
tory to settlement on or about The first o the year
be obvious all that peculiar condition F ,..
renders obligatory prompt sredv ri
cons and by so dong we presume apology necessary
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NEW YORK AOveRTIsEMENTs.
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MANUFACTURING ooMANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,

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MANUFACTURING oonpANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
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| - Ftmsiss ka~sfadwes, ssd 0sA~I
rI,HESE machines combine all the improvements
aud the aDsous aud .i hsy have
eeve warrant the opeo warmly accommodating them They
they othss
1t Dsas. and simplicity e ss.s..ue and ooequsn, freedom
"a une1.mplsd ease aud rsp'dity of operation
s The perfection Of their schlnx and their .ppa
' yossy oss No ps,p I ssa ,;s Ssn So,
| May 2o-iy* 1890 ss Ea fig
| la Fashionable Dry Goods I'm New York
A immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
| IA stAntly on hand also full and .ltt
| 81 ea ATTRACTIVE STOCK CARPETiNGs
cornces, window shades, &c. &C., DC. o.
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRicEsl
a X sss, asu as. .aa aona ssi s1.Ss Taylen .ss.,
May 2o'-l and ~ aud 20 Catharine
Matthew Hale Smith,
coUSsELLoR AT LAW
Rooms 20, "a, No. IL Wall street. Nep York.
Aug io-ut r
CyrOs w. Field Il Co.,
@HOEsME PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL C1U area Sec Fork,
INVITE the attention Of dealers and consumers to
'he large stock of printing writing wrapping and all other
kinds f which they offer for sale the lowest market prices
Way 26--lys
Ben. & Il. A. Whitlock e. Co.,
l3 Beekman Street, of Nassau. opposite the Astor
F House.
pRoPRIEToss PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREsANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac 'brandies for druggists and
on % ,n from oaI pIy % Co. n Gas
the celebrated brandes in the native proof and flavor Of
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liqueur des champs dor
Superior vineyard, veux Cegnao. .r4.a rlg l
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Exclusive importers Of the tt.sas
Old Royal Hollands, ~ sH
barsomaster M selnapps,
Aes porters, and cigars direct from slippers al
CHAMPAGNE, IRExANT.
A. w Co. are the exclusive Of this wine, and
may hps a ia opas . Ss ssss &
will be found superior dcay flavor and quality wine at
Benz " whtlock, II,
Eiw'd A. WhitlocS fF .ff
Fredk J Havey' Lck BEN. Il E. A. wHIWOCK L co.
Henry canr,syer a
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.tsaai tstaI b4ala4 1857 t 3la' ara .sa
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X IA. GlLLET, Counsellor at Law has removed
's o"oe 20 ms residence Franklin
meen,h streets He viii devote hi attention prinep
. Oct 2s-dn 'ou'e
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Improve Your Eyes.

STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris opt
~ ean woOllsN who has Elropc with b own
well a. the manufacture of good others Of ~. lts I'M
proved pectace and eye glasses smong arc the
ffIsCoplC CONCAvE AND CONVEX, THE DOUBLE FOCUS ANp
UubiA rhFfiEp MaAzllAAN PEBBLES CRYSTALS ETC
which warranted improve any eye Infected with
nrae or tending to u; Also SHORT -EICIITfINFSs -
Persons who compelled To glasses those now using Them
VIII be suited at first sight. Those wonderful VIZ '
DouBIEroIIsHED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest Al the Wob t, a
Paris through their producing easness Of vcn
tofore unknown in any other mproy .ments ''"''S
o al styles Oh opera, spy aud magnlyng gasses
M are io sale at MS store III street and
Pehnsylvana syenue eighth 4gl n ,ao, ma
Penn :" een " siee' anu
Nov 21--d1y -'"'nine"''n ru''pe'
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FROST KING.

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~ fWO0DWARD'S Metropolitan Stove and C,,a,e
e factory No ais Pennsylvania avenue and nth
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WiiITE COLORED KID GLOVES from 60 to rs
ccnisJust received superior lot OF gloves which wa
w dispose o the ccnts 10 rs ronts We
quite large stock hand and desire puvrs
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na,.. WALL, STEPHENS, a Co.
peozo-iw 322 Penn. avenue, and 10th ss
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Dec. lGdu
TINlIE LADIES are especially Invited to "The
IL lakes store, onerly occupied by r. Stevens No
ls Commercial Building opposite junction
assortment
Of fancy toilet acles perumery Ac We shall
continue improve and sell wholesale
b04 Pennsylvania f f4sf at
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MaH Bankers.
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aa CHARLES 8. ID. JONES, s. a s,sas
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volume printed snpcrnn paper with
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4 laughter Book for ltte folks; 25 cents
now supply o the above popular juvenile books
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three clerks Secretary Treasury charged gsn
the and navigation f the
% sS s Sa s
Of certain public buildings for custom houses and other
First Couoer's obsceiIon william Medil Comptroller and
fifteen clerks s the mode Of keeping and rendering
and rcvises and cerines the balances arising thereon
Com1xroers OceJ QUITS, esq Comptroller, and
clerks He prscrbss the mode o. kesrng and
public service ccres the balances arising
oase com~,sn q s c.so~.-lpsh % 4 Z Andersen
and rendering the accounts Of the customs revenue and dbuse
vises and certihes the balances arising thereon f
Eyrx AUDITORS Office Smith, esq First Auditor and
clerks He receives and adjusts the the customs
the civil list and under private Of Congress- reports
Commissioner the
troler, respectively for their decision thereon. 4s A..
saord Audors 0GThomss D. Fuller, Auditor, and
twenty clerks He receives and adjusts all accounts relating
pay, clothing recruiting Of the army well armories
arsena and ordnance md all relating depart
mcn and reports the balances the Second Comptroller for his dec
Third Auors ORcbertJ Atkinson csq Third Auditor
eight clerks H rr4ves and sdas all for
the Qrtermase department wcl pensions
s s n @ .rT :" ss o. -. s %
and reports the balances 70 the second Comptroller for his
Fourth Audaor Dayton, Fourth Auditor and
Clerks He adjusts
the Navy Department reports the balances tho Second Comp
FA 0oe~Murray Mcconnell ESQ., Fifth Auditor
He diplomatic
similar performed under the OF tho
reports Comptroller
thereon. Qla tt'sAf eNf NJ tt'fa tfi 3iei s'nA .i'
SzA A~daors os DIR Thomas Tate auditor Of the Treas
Department.
adjusts all arising
Department lila decsons
appeal twelve months the First Comptroller super
all the Department
penalties and ortures mposcd postpasers
ins and criminal and kes oil such
by cfsrce the prompt u moneys
nuctug United mnrshss
relating thereto
Of the condition progress
and cg proceedings has cargo M all lands property
ascd tho United Sac In of dcbs
Department. and has sell and dispose
Trsasur0's 0Samuel Casey ESQ., Treasurer
clerks and
oe and that Of the depstorcs
August st6 and the upon the
Secretary Of tho Treasury conptergned by tho First Comptroller and
warrants drawn by the Postmaster General
by the Sixth Auditor and recorded by the Register He also holds
public moneys advanced By dburpu officers and
oui the same upon their checks. t-
Registers Otinley Bigger, Register and twenty clerks
He keeps the accounts Of public and expendurcs receives
the returns and makes the
ea,ion Of the United States from the Comptroller
them and "a charged by law with their safe keeping f
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Winter Term.-Instruction in French.
MONSIEUR f. MASSE returns thanks for

5l Wmtcr IeFn1.-InStruCt1On In FfehS"
MONSIEUR Z. MASSE returns thanks tor w "
1v1 patronage hitherto asrdcd linn. and notcc S
winter term viii Commence Tuesday LIT OF Dcccnber AZ
also desrous to form class Of noa s than ten and NOT m
twenty pupils 10 receive instruction by the oral method
This course will consist of sixteen lessons twice week Iii
and half each Terms, IS the He will employ
System Of Instruction. and the cooqua exercises on ihr
Napoleon, By Alexandra Dumas the younger Persou wrl
form part of this class w please leave their at
Mohun Bookstcre OF Pennsy and o
H. .-.if,F RrrKREyCEs. ~.
Hon. J. Toucey Secretary Of tho Navy Washington
Rev. George II. Cunmins, q. (" .i
Rev. Smith Pync, .. ..r.
p r. Fenda esq,
Rev. r. Cleveland Coke Of IaltIaore .t9. e..r..
RI Rev Bishop r NJ Clark, y, ~ Providence,
RI. Rev Bishop T. c. Brnyneli D ID Hartford Come
Hon. i A. Green, New Bedford .-4
Rev. Charles Lowe,
Rev, Charles u Brigham, Taunton, ..
Rev. 7 W. Snow. ="
George b, Emerson, esq, Boston, ..r ALI. .r.
Richard II. Dana, esq !"
Epes Sargent, esq, ..... .. .#..
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 56 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, Il co,
~ Liverpool,
STEPHEN KENNARD Il CO.,
No. ~ Austin FrIars, London.
p. g. WAINWRIGHT A co
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+ OTTERIEs. THE LOTTERIES OF

- samuel swan Co.. chartered by the State of GeOr
ga, aud have commissioners appointed supernend
their drawings, and certify that everything connected with the
same done in strictly honorable They offer the
pupe lair opportunity for investment the interests Of
ties ut distance being well protected though they
present. The would respectfully call attention to
the fact that all persons have legal right orlers for
tickets to Georgia. the lotteries Of Samuel Swan Co.
authorized by the Legislature Of that State lottery will he
drawn every Saturday throughout the year. all orders reserved
being filled In the drawing next to take place aer the same
comes tn hand. According the scheme one ticket IN every
ten must draw prize Tickets slo halves 500 quar-
ter $3.50 No tickets seut unless the money accompanies
tie order The drawings upon the principle OF one mum
Der each ticket and simple that none can fail to
drstand them. There combination Of numbers to my
thy buyer Prizes vary from $40 to 0Q every prize
heng drawn result Of drawing forwarded all puTcha
N list OF the numbers that are drawn from the Wheel
with that each prize entitled will he published
after every drawing In the following papers New Orleans
Delta Mobile Register Charleston Standard Nashville Dem
oeraf Atlanta Inisiiqeneer, and Newlork Weekly Day
Book Write your adiress plainly, and direct to
=. SWAN CO.. Augusta. Georgia.
Prizes paid in fui-no percentage deducted from prizes ai
other lotteries.
An communications strictly confidential. lyl2
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GOOD FARM LANDS
IVTHE STATE NEW JERSEY

IA The Hanover Tract of 10000 acres
linn having been held in the family Of the subscriber for
Jl2 nearly century is now offered for sale in farms
Of twenty acres and upwards.
II Is in the County OF Burlington and Of easy access he
ing about 80 miles from Philadelphia, and 10 from New York
The soil In some places Is sandy or clan ioa In others
rch black sand dboHHdingin decdycd ucgodbe matter
and in others a light sand with loamy subsol.
The Rancocus River rises in these lands and waters them
In every direction with small streams the banks Of which
are deposites NJ Muck suitable for manure.
Excellent Green Ldnd Mart one Of the best fertilizers
known can be bought in the vicinity for the low rate OF 20
per Lime also he bought ut a low cost.
The country is level the soil free rocks and
well suited the raising Of all kinds Of Grains, Grasses,
and Roots and particularly well suited to the cultivation Of
the Peach Tree Melons aud Strawberries The Cram
berry naturally o the low grounds and with slight
cultivation will produce from 100 tn 800 bushels per
Every thing raised finds realty market the spot from
those who buy to supply the large cities aud farmer may
take his produce tn market with ease, the Depot "
the Mt Holly Philadelphia r. Road is bs 10 miles distant;
besides which Rail Road from New York to Philadelphia
passing directly through these lands is under contract
and will be finished in 1859.
The climate is perfectly healthy, free from chilis (c-
rers, and the winters open. mild and short.
HdnoUer Furnace l. u the midst NJ these lands, which
are an Iron Foundry, rst and Saw Mills Church and School
H,ns,s, blacksmith, Carpenter and Whecrgh shops and
number Of Dwelling houses
Farms will he sold only actual settlers at prices vary
ing from $40 to Sz6 per until certain number dis
posed o The terms are very to suit settlers with limit
cd means.
Farmers are invited examine these lands for themselves
anil they will hnl them rcprcs sntcd The title is indis-
putahe and WARRANTED Deeds given when the purchase
money is paid.
Route to the Land Daily stages run from Borentown on
the Cnmdei Amboy Il. Road to pointvle and New Egypt
both Of which are in the 'einity the poprietors Of the
Stage Lines forward passengers to Hanover Furnace.
Any further information may he had Ivy letters addressed
to the subscriber at Brown Mills burlington County, N. j.
SAM'L II. JONES.
HASovER FURNACE.
Mr. Jones is permitted to refer to
CHAS CUMMINGS, and I
DIR. c. " GRAU, }Brattleboro, Vt 3ml6
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RAILROAD NOTICES.

v55s555S5s55oSs G CHESHIRE RAILROAD. Win.
Arrangement On and after Monday Dec
Sa1-Hz-6, 1858, the Mail Trains will run as follows,
MOVING EAST.-Leave
bellows Falls at 715 A. NJ and $50 r. Nj Keene at Las
A. NJ and $50 =. M-and arrive at Fitchburg Mt 100 NJ
and 5.l5 Il. NJ. and ut Boston at 2.30an d 745 r. NJ.
MOVING WEST.-Ieave
boston ut 1870 and 1100 A. NJ; Pitchburg at O45 A. NJ
and 100 7. NJ Keene, I135 A. NJ, and 40 r. P-and arr
rive Vt Bellows Falls at 1880 and 4,l0 p. NJ.
Trains Connect as goIiocs.
UP Mail Train ut Bellows Falls with RUTLAND X BJ r.
LlNGTON RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington Montrecl.
Ogdensburgh Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor and points
North, via VT. CENTRAL PAssUMpslC, and TERMONT
CANADA ROADS, &c.
r NJ Accommodation Train up, connects with SULLIVAN
RAILROAD for Windgor.
DoWn Trains Connect at Fitchburg
with Trains Of Fitchburg Worcester r. H. for Worcester
Norwich Providence and New York City.
And Mt Groton Junction with trains Of Worcester Nashua
H. H. Tor Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of Stony
Brook X. II. for Lowell Lawrence, &c.
II. A. CHAPLIN. Superintendent.
superintendent Office, Keene, Dec. l. is5S.
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X. ii. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents, Iate Az

X. III. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents. (Iate Agent
Of : Patent omee, Washington under the Act Of ls57)
No. 10 State, opposite kiiby Street, BOs ruN.
4 fTER AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UPWARDS OF
u twenty years, continues to secure Patents in the Uu,ed
satesi also in Great Britain France and foreign
tries Caveats specifications Assignments and all Papers
or drawings for Patents executed liberal terms with
despatch Researches made into American and Foreign
works. determine tie validity or utility Of Patents
yenons and legal and other rendered all
touching the Copies II the claims any
ishci by RENTING one Dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington
This Agency only the largest in New England,
through its inventors have advantages for securing patents
ascerainng the pateniabity Of Inventions unsurpassed
by not immeasuraby superior to any which be offered
them elsewhere The testimonials bw give proof that none
Is MORE SUCCESSFUL Al THE PATENT UffICE than the
subscriber; and UCCES> Il TIE kST PRUof OF AD
NANTAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
Office Of the Kind the charges professional services
moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber during
twenty years past has enabled him accumulate cUl
Ncon OF specifications and official decisions relative to pa
tents These besides his extensive library legal and
eaca works. and fun Of patents granted in the
TO oaer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity Of u journey to Washington. procure
PATENT and the usual great delay there here
yentors.
rEsTIMoSiALs
II regani Mr. Eddy Of the capable oaI
cessfti practitioners with whom have had official nt-
course. cliAs MASON" Commissioner Of PATENT.
~ have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
capable of putting their applications in form
for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent
ouicc EDMt Nd III khE,
Late Commissioner Of Patens
"Bnston, February S, 1858.
"Mr. II. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appica-
TONS on all but Of which patents have hen granted AMI
that is pending Such unmsakab proof Of great
Aient and ability his leads recommend all in
apply him procure patents, they may be
Of having the faithful attention bestowed their
cases, and very reasonable charges JOHN TAGGART"
Sept lIth, 1851, June lIth 1855 the subscriber
in the of his large practice, made, fce REJECTED
applications, siNTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
Was decided in has JaroT by the Commissioner OF Patents
n.y. Il. IL. EDDY.
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20 f57.y5sT5 CANAL RAILROAD. WHITE

E!yF5,i5lss5.75 CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
81 ARRANGEMLNT-C Commencing Thursday
-sI- Nov. 18TH lsjs. Trains will daily, sun
day cNccpied) a. follows.
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
300 A. VI freight train, With passenger attached for
Northampton, arriving at 1000 AN.
90 4 NJ freight train, with passenger attached for
Psinyille.
1855 4 ,or on arrival Of 500 NJ Express train from
New York connecting at Northampton with train on Conn
River X X for Grceuhcd, Brattlrboro. Bellows Pail. and
Northern Railroads Receiving Iass, myers ut wr-tfeld
from trains on Western Railroad, um the and West
~ arrival Of l.; IS l.. VI. train fr,m New York
connecting at ranvle with train Hartford Providence
and fishk Railroad going West aud at Westheld with
trains ou Western X. going EAst and West Rerei,ing
passenger from Hartford, Providence fshkil Railroad
at paln'ile. and from train Western Railroad at West
htd, ron Boston, Worcester and Springfield.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
30 4. NJ for New Haven, connecting Wesiird with
tram on Western Railroad, FIR Pttshcl, Albany Troy and
The West at New Haven with $50 4. VI. train for Nex
lori rg.ybl., t.-,ii als iii. train 10
rlainvic.
ll.lOA VI In Connection with train ON Conn River r.
H. from the North Connecting Wcsifeld With trains on
Western r. going Eat and West, and Planyie with
train Hartford Providence and f.hkil Railroad going
isi ~ New Haven with 0j r. NJ. Express train for New
YORK.
New Haven connecting at Plansle with Hartford
Providence and fishkl R-ired going West.
LEAVE PLAINN1LLE AT
30 r. NJ frcghs train, with passenger attached, for
New Haven.
COLLINSyILLE BRANCH TRAIN
Leave Collinsville AT 50 A. NJ and 2.45 + NJ Return
ing, leave rainvllc ut 1880 r NJ. and 5.25 p NJ
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains leave New York daily, Sundays eNccptcd)
corner Franklin and Center streets 6l5 T. NJ aud arrive
y. aud arrive ~ New York at 1895 A. NJ. Through
without change n cars.