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CHERRY M
PICTORIAL, ny
FOR THE RAPIDsCURE OF NJ VI
Colds, Coughs, and GI@

BRINFIELD, MASS, Dec. scth 1865.
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" ", writes: ssI have used your
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PEcToRAL my elf and in my family ever since Won
purpose put With hal cold shou IN som
er pay twenty i've dollars for bottle than do without
II, or take any other remedy"
Group, HhOc?.ng Cough, Influenza.
SpRIsGFIELD, Mass, Feb. :. 1857.
=, BROTHER AYER; will cheerfully certify ysu
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Of WhOoping Cough, Group, and the ehes, disease.p
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people HIRAM C0NkLIN, VI. ID.
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throat and lungs; less than onehalf the hottie mai
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vTNO CLOSE L III + IS + 4 o
AN ADDITIONAL REDUCTION
IN THE PANIC PRICES
OF RICH DRESS GOODS.
CHAS HEARD & Co. No. 0l Grandst,
Will offer.
DURING THE COMING WEEK,
RICH MORE ANTIQUES a. r = per yard,
Invoice cost, ~ Is perysrd.
RICH BAYADERE SILKS at 3, g. . and6 per YARD.
80 DRESS PATTERNS, TRAN ATA PLAlDS
at One Dollar per Dress.
10 600 yards DI'CAL P0PLINS (eStrs rich)
at 1871 cents per yard
1000 yard, VENETIAN PLAIDS (rich celor-)
at One Shilling per yard.
Also,
In defiance of the recent advance IN the prices %
DOMESTIC GOODS
We Cfer 20 hOuseke-prrs
1914 wide BLEACHED SIIEETINGS Utica Mhls)
At l8l cents per yard.
lO-3 wide UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS VERY heavyl
al l8l cents per yard -
ca wide FINE BLEACHED PlLLOW-CASlNGS
at One Shilling yard
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CONTENTS FOR JANUARY.

TIE T,Y kIsE 9 or 81. S5pssIifNAN
s SS ,f RS5 fST TfS$ By Esrn BARTON
The a4F lEH6s
THE PLACE BY THE SEA.
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Ny Gog TSNs DE rSaH 1AI b. f A CAKES
4 STRANGE STORY ByaNE~ Contributor.
JOHN 1BsRADsaAWE;s ADVENTURES IN sMTHBURGH
s 8 6SS ~, IN TIE g5h FSRES SEyrpr
BRITISH AND FRENCH ART IN NEW-YORK.
OUR CAPTAINS BURIAL;
AUTUMN SONG. From the Grrnan'of Lrs,r.
GUY LIVINGSTONE E!T O.. rs sSslsss
s1Eha ASP THE WIRE 4 RETRosPECT sr o,,,s
HON. EDWARD EVERETT'S ADDRESS AT ST. LOUIS
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GOSSIP WITH READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS:
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Candy Party Aspirations to the Style of Jenkins More
q qa eds ava 4 S y Guy u s B.
Rocksnd County Kite Experimental Excursion Of the Bird;
High views Of High aud Low Lie from Ny Hotel" Ma.
nrs Of Democrus the PhilosopheT his Tru'ty Friend Mr.
paraye Spe; "Dubersome" Compliment from Badsered
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What Constitutes the Goodwin" Of an Establishment Mr.
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ysnus MEMS Brooklyn Mercantile Library AS.
sscass0n. .,,n,,,.r 1, ran n,yvCrop
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR DIRECTOR,
TO I'll vacancy
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y,
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1873 Proprietor does not deem necessary describe it.
special promises the future. He sufficient 'sy
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throughout TIE JOURNAL stands at the OF
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confidence and pstrcrase Of the public and me Tsns ma
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ton increased more rapidly than durlns me pas A
t m IN ali tbs ~ Sr . Of the and BY the
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,he of the vorte paper Of New Enssnd Aaa WIN
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Amnssmenls.

academy or MUsIC-THIs EVENING,
N MoBdsy-To THE PrbLIC.-Ths rush for hsAsss Or
a. T,ss T Of aSss a I'd 20 . :. 80 and M Ta
BERG leaving NewYors oaly on Ta,'!Ay Jan S Mr. UsAaa
All REPETITION PITT D OF TIE THAiBERG TESTIMONIAL
with !. Pour Different Entertainments
J. ''hN" PHiIHARMoNrc CONCERT,
s. TAALBERG's CONCERT.
: MO- - REQUIEM,
For THIS EvESIs0 NICE, : IA r. Lad. With
s''D WV vIATA.
The programme ofhe Conoert viii likewise b. changed
soreg-A number q .ss may Nkewe be secured for one
DoAr o admit TO al Perf6nnsnc's ,,..
One tsei admits four ftsunaOce- They are raneese'
N. C o S.gS T.inS fonrsu' O'clock ~
when viii r. gwen the whole ver. opsr. LA TRANiATA
VT" S MA shf PTFiEHSaR ISsSSS H5d ccSeFR I
to ' y ana eoncl a, 3 81 r.esS ss SsSs q
s TTHALsERS;s ssREwSfL CONCERT. nd positively
Fantasia TEe aver Of Mose.r .TsAeers
SG H. wsrdi II cI ssrnss
Home, Swec, HON .ra.sy
4 GRAND ORAToRI0.
To s N 10 o. s. "a lo
MozARTs REQUIEM
with the Artists Orchestral and Chora force &c
kantz, under the direction OF NJ A. fsnr' - -, ~,
Orsansr ....................''..''''''G W; Nsr'.a
'on'"'''''' PRICES OF Admission:
Received Seats 50 and ST. =, % the Sp.s ass a.,
ese 70 have their seats reserved throughout the day and
evening. . ,.,- A.. ~ 49,.
iormeuces including the Matinee ,,-., a.
The tmphhes;eT gill b. opened - the regular chse OF -
cents, admitting to 81 performance day and eyeiue ,,
NorcE-Eyery visitor will receive two cksts-one .nnAu
10 the Matinee and Concerts aud Oroo They WI
be transferable, and can be used by different parties NJ -
The Manee E, and concludes at s. The oosfs
w Be closed AFTER the MAne. fI the erection Of the platform
and organ. aud will b. reopensd n 81 ... -
The sale commences ON MONDAY January a.
o'clock At the academy Musis ard 81 c BREysINSs ana
SHELLS No. ~ Wall street Tickets may BE- had ct the door
Appearance in THE BARRIER OF sEVlLLEef s,,,o
YAM" Gr,nS csmSas;oai THF BARBER OF SEVILLE.
LAGRANGE GASSI ERR1 yoR aAsochrrA'
Tob followed hs the FOurth Act Of IL TRoSap9RE
'Af BbfRSSaRpr. ARpA9as ff0"'
CADFMY OF MUSIC-REPERTOIRE.
~ THIS EVENING tie THALBZRG TEsTlMoNiAL~u
be- repeated. ...,,.,..,
FORMFs IN THE BARBER OF sEvILLA
and the fourth act Of III TROVAroRE.
On THURsDAY-GeTm.a Orr
On FRDtY-Firs, night America Of Rossins cekbrsed
Opera Ii. l.. lTALIANA IN ALGERIA.
nODWORTHs SALOON, 500 BROADWAY
~ THE COUNTESS DE- BIENNiLLE.
THURSDAY, January :, 1859
m "a hb occasion She will introduce mrs. time IN Ames
MozARTs SEANp S oE HEEIc q. 3D. 10 HERTZ
'A"N'f HONE SWEET HOME, BY THALBEAo,
sFFTToR fom LUCIA DI LAMMERMooR, by LIST
Madame DE- BIENkILLE viii be- assisted by some OF tn
etnincnt artists from the ITALIAN OPERA and GRAND
Tctets ai~Genclnan and Lady s. To b. had a. the
prncin Music Hotels and thu door tho evening
ofihe Concert.
Doors open at = Concert comm"ne At g
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Innocent Pleasures.

The Rev. DR.. Bellows, of New York, in
an exciting address on Mirth," remarked:
For my part, say in all solemnity,
have become sincerely suspicious of the piety
of those who do not like pleasures in any
form. cannot trust the man who never
laughs; who is always sedatei who has no
apparent outlets for natural springs of sport
iveness and gayety that are perennial to the
human soul. ! know that nature takes her
revenge on each violence. expect to find
secret voices, malignant sins, or horrid
crimes spring up in this hot-bed of confined
air and imprisoned space; and therefore it
gives sincere moral qualification, any,
where and in any community, to see inno-
cent pleasures and popular amusements re-
sisting the religious bigotry that frowns so
unwisely upon them. Anything is better
than that dark, dead, unhappy social life a
pray to canui and morbid excitement, which
result from unmitigated puritanism, whose
second crop is usually unbridled license or
infamous folly.
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Arrival of the PHILADELPHIA.

NEW DIRK, Oct I'm.
The steamer Philadelphia has arrived with
Havana dates TO the 9Th inst
The steamship North Star, from Havre
and Southampton, and the Indian Empire,
from Galway have arrived.
The dates from Europe have been antici-
pated by the arrival Of the City of Balti-
more, from Liverpool
The steamer Indian Empire brings more
than one hundred pa sengers and the North
Star has upwards of two hundred, includ-
ing Piccolomini, the celebrated Prima
Donna and a large number of musical cele-
briiieS.
The Indian Empire passed OF the Lizard,
the steamer Fulton, and exchanged signals
on the 9th, in latitude 4s0 81 Longi-
tude 42o g.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that Prince Napoleon left Paris
on the 26th, on special train for Warsaw,
where military mauGuvreS, on large scale
are to be expected, under the personal su-
peryision of the Gar
This sudden move of the Prince has
given rise to much gossip at London.
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a RAILROAD DRy GeoDs SToRE.--A rail-
down east. 1t is a car sixty feet in length
by eight in height, and of ordinary car
width, with outside windows; it has sky
lights and windows at its ends; the sky
lights can be removed and their openings
co Fered for safety. One stie Ct the car is
fitted up with shelving, and a counter ex-
tends its whole length. Its most novel fea-
ture is its extension, which will give width
of nineteen feet for the store. 1t is proyid-
ed with an India rubber cover, which is
rolled up like the boot of coach when the
car is to be removed. 1t is to perambulate
the country for the purpose of selling dry
goods.
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The County Fair.

The Fair scarcely got start yesterday
Exhibitors were busly engaged in arranging
their articles and preparing to make an at
tractire show for the crowd to-day. The
entries are more numerous and creditable
than at any previous Fair. The entries of
horses number about thirty, and among them
are some very superior animals. The other
stock is much superior to that shown on
former exhibitions. There will be fast
mule race to-day and some fast trotting in
the ring.
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E9S@We are indebted to the burglar who
entered our house, for the return of our,
keys. We are more obliged to him for
permitting certain tin box to remain I'M
disturbed in room that he entered
The keys were found after our notice, in
the street, near the house, and restored by o
friend.
We learn that he visited the hotel of our
neghbor Sixt, and relieved our friend Lu-
kenheimer of a gold watch and chain, worth
$75. He also visited Mr.. Macliay's boarding
house, on Water street, and entered room
where two ladies were sleeping, and carried
off large trunk, which he took to the
fevee, and after giving it thorough over
hauling, concluded there was nothing in it
that he wanted, and left it without taking it,
He did an active, if not successful, business
for one night
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15

GONE UP UNDER THE HooP.-The West
Point Ca Citizen tells the following of n
married man at the commencement eXer-
ciscs of a certain college in Georgia, this
summer:
"He started up the stairway at swift
pace, not noticing any further until he came
nearly the top of the steps, when he says
strange sensation came over him, and sud-
denly he found himself envelOped in dark
ness, as though the lights had been extin-
euished. He was astouished and bewider-
cd, but the mystery was soon explained
and it appeared that lady, wearing very
arge.hoop, had met him at the head of the
stairs, and was just in the act of descending
when our friend being small man had ac-
tually gone up under the hoop"