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Hperial Notifrs.
Plymouth Lectures.

Plymouth Lectures.
RLYMouJB CHURCH. ......BRooKLYH.
eorse of Eight Lectures viii delivered Plymouth
Church abs Rev. Henry Ward Beschers) ss fOIows:
oc. 10. Rev. T. H. CHAPLIN
oet- 49,. .GI oRsE W. CURTIS, ESQ
oe. s5..Rev. HENRY WARD BEEcHER
Nov. I..WENDELL PHILLIPS, Esq
Nov s.Rev W. A. BARTLErT.
Nov Is. The Hon. HENRY J. RAYMOND.
nov. q. Gov. N. p BANKS.
Roy Distinguished Lecturer, whose viii shortly
be given
The subject for each will be passhed week pre-
yoas 70 Its delivery.
NJ JOHN ZUNDEL viii preside at the Organ.
rolets admitting Gentleman and Lsdy to the Course,
THREE DOLLARS, can be purchased Of W. W. sSayne, No.
30 Fultonst W. W. Rose No I42 A,snc, Brooklyn, and
nns Office Of The Independent, No. 5Beekmsnst, ny.
Doors open at Ii lecture to commence s.s ococf
Plymouth Lectures.
The Rev T. H. CHAPIN WIN deliver the frt Lecture In this
Course ON MONDAY EVENING. Oct 10. Subject:
"wOMAN AND HER WORK"
Tickets Is oen beprocured ofw W. swayne, No. 2lo
q, the Office Of The Independent, No. 5Beekmans, Y
Doors open at y; Lecture at 8 O'Clock.
BrookIyn Tabernacle Lectures.
GRO ". CURTIS, Esq,
Wul deliver the first Lecture.
TUESDAY EvENING, Oct IL.
Subject; Democracy end Edscstion"
Tickets &c. Doors open att; Lecture at 8 o'clock.
American Institute Library,
Cooper Union Building
Corner Of 4th-sv. and hst.
American Institute Library, devoted Agriculture Com
and the
volumes il open daily from a. and until
sne the November Members the privilege Of taking
cut books Initiation fee annual 81 which entitle
family ticket during the Fair and all the other priv
neses of bershp OF the Institute.
org additions 10 The Library will be found the
following and valuable works, viz
Encyclopedia Britannica IL yOls Eighth and last edition
American Cyclopsoia, Z vols.
Cbevreul Color. London edition.
Lebig's Moo Agriculture London edition.
De La RNes ELECTRICITY, London edition.
Useful Metals, and their Alloys London edition.
MitohelPs Practical Assayng, LONDON edition.
Hogs on toe Microscope, London edition. AZ
Stevenson Light hOuse Illumination, London edition.
Nader. Cbemi,try Of Wine, London edition.
Oreen-a's 0unnery IN 1858, LONDON edition. 49,
Prices Manual Phootrsphic MaripuiAtions London edition
Lesleys Iron Manufs turers Guide
Feuchtwansefs Treatise cn Gems. 49,
DOwnins's Landscape Gardening, new edition.
Grshsm's Chemistry.
langsuoihs Hive and Honey Bee.
American Stair Builder
Frenth's Farm Drainage
Faston's Hofte Power Railways. =,
Tanons OF Batsvan Society Of Arts and Science java
1857 90 WlLbiAM IlInp m p,,,.
E. A. HARRIs Librarian.
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Cemrai Park.-H tie weather be fsvorsbl- there viii be
sC0SCERT THIS AFTERNOON. on the unfinished ground
BovsA oi The Ban be, commencing st Pm
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tsiIIcuc Young Meas Association.
A Coufse OF FOUR LkCTUh 60 will be given by
p,of q A. AlTCHELL

(silIcrIc \ Oung Meas Assoctati0ns
A Comfse of FOU r. LkCTUh 60 will be given by
Prof o n. MITCHELL, -
nm ASTRONOMY at Galway Baptist Ch rch West 25d st
naIly opposite 5ney Hp,eD on the EVENINGS OF the lh'
ISrh l51b end 18th Of Oc,ober =,
These I.ce have bfore been delivered In this city
ASTRONOMY OF TIE BIBLE.
FIRST LECTURE Evidences Of the Being OF God drawn
from The hyseal Universe -.
sscosp kcTuKEIs Creator Of the Universe the God OF
The Bible II, %.
corded by Moses. ~ -,
found in 1he Hebrew Scriptures. .
Tickets the Course 81 Single Tickets, ~ oens-oiy o.
Che dooa o the evening of the Lecture.
Doom open at 7; LIE cture commence a. o'clock
Course Iickets be had Slbels No. " Wall T. J.
Crow.ns broadway and fhat Appetons Broadwsy Hazard
= Ca,vels 5thay Hotel JAMES SANFORD,
Chairman I,ecture Committee.
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BOWEN. HOLMES q Co..
CORNER BROADWAY AND rEARL-srREEP.
Hsv. ,ua cOnsrset.d M ard oeer for ss 6o~as -
rshe sooSs which Inc special attention Of ne ssSs -
vi.ed. viz:
MERINo cLorHs-compr.dns The q entire sAsAnes =
Il the celebrated manufacture Of
PATURLE. LUPIN q Co.
NERINo CLOTHS cOnprsins The - eusrs balance n
Of he popaAs asre imported By
LACHAIsE. FAUCHE. q Co..
NERINo cLorBs-comsrtns the u sasir ss'sDos n
Of tho vsllkn importssor u
@. GIGNOUX 4 Co.
hERiNo CLorHs-A l1se invoice from The two ~
rS- sncton ss,-s ~ Of The desirable Manufactured
THIRION, MAILLARD q Go.
PRINTED NERINoEs-Comprisns ,As - sarss ~.
snes "A Of the rieh soods imported by
BENKARD & HUTTON.
PRNYrp MERlNoEs-ccmprsns shs ~ snsa's ~
snos "A In nssui6e.n, ch.n,s cos Of the inpossson
sCHULTEN & HURD.
PRINTED MRRINoEs-ComprAins Tie ~ sntrs -
ance ~ Of the importation Of
LANE. LAMSON d 90.
PRINTED NERINoEs-compri.ns the " srars ~
enc. - Of The srA beautiful styles hnpOrssAss
LACHAIsE FAUCBE d Co..
PRINTED MERrNoEs-rwo invoices ftoa shs vsalnsvs
Corni,s,on Hoass In Psrs Of
f. vOGEL Co.
SILK RoBEs-Ssw and rich dsAsuA hOm the lAss Import
Ing b0use Of
CHARLES PAYEN q %.
SILK ROBEs-At twenty-five rer cent below the ccs sfhs
por.stion, Just received
FROM AUCTION.
DRESS sILXs-Ths n.snisssnt stock szAio
tied, and q. low pricss just received
FROM AUCTION.
~ yfu n N = r.
AT lower prices than the
COST OF IMPORTATION.
sHAwLs-Ssvera large invoices just received
FROM AUCTION.
sHAwLs- OF all The popular makes and varieties both
FOREIGN AND DOMEsTIC.
MUSLIN DELAINES-ln great variety from The
PACIFIC MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-N.-est and richest ssye~ nom ~
MANCHESTER MILLS.
MUSLIN pELAINEe-Lsse assortment non ths
HAMILTON MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-An WOOL designed for The most fh-
ionsbIs city interior retail trade, best
PARIS MANUFACTURE.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES COmp'isns probably sss NOSE
desirable stock exhibited In the city.
ALSO
DOMESTIC aoops-A somplsts assortment compsidns al
III. most popular Of Prints shsetp, shirtine Dnins
Ticks stripe Checks Jeans Diaper. Fannes, LnseyA hosA
Jscopets, etc.
o,
CLOTHS CAsslMEREs AND TArL0RS TRIAhiN0s-
In sest variety sAspted to the beet trade
o,
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY GOoDs-Hswest and neAsa
vylssi Q very extensive assortment
L o,
LADIES' CLOAKs-Msnufsctured expressly Tor on own
s... sest variety silk velvet with newest style d
trimmings
D o,
YANKEE NOT1ONs-Comprisns . very extensive ssone
The above together with great variety Of othss ooda yin
T NET CASH II
~ PROMPT SIX MONTHS BUYERS n
o. LOW PRICES. "A
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TOVE. LOVE.
II (EAMOUa)
MICHELETs WONDEkfUL BOOK.
Price 81.
The unexpected sale Of this remarkable volume b the T1bet
Newspapers out With long
C pions filling tue columns OF mosi 'i
our ourua tie the )ralty suf ten
cency Toe resious praise it. I'D ths reisous
tr. /. the volume 10 In its TWENTl
EDITION, the sensation OF
day - -
Sent by mail possse 10 part Of the Uaited states on
the receipr OF the price. By
fUDD CARLETON Ppbisheu and Booksellsrs,
No $50 Grand st, near Broadway, N. Y.
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nR. TYNGs NEW BOOK.
~ TIE CAPTIVE ORPHAN
ESTHER, THE QUEEN OF PERSIA.
By ,,epben d Ttbg ID. d limo. Sl.
9TH. nsory OF Esther fu of romantic incident
and a events been chosen BY the suthor aiordns ri
theme r the osrson Of the Divine providence IT'S
ice, ever, wsy well s ed 70 the ard snd be,
OF cot rre constructs from mos' pleasing and Instructive
volume DR. Typs views nneet In cold sh'trs,t
The .ou OF men These Lectures frat dey. red to the yolng
people of charge, made accessioe N sn and We
su,eir,. for them rdial ption y" Pr-sbyteri.u
Just published by ROBERT CARTER BRO rhEa5
No. $50 Broadway, New.Y.rk
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The Committee Streets of the Board Of Aldermen
will m. ct 10 IN No s. Ci Hall, At O'Clock IN on SAT
URDAY the Sh inst The subject OF wdt ming snd extending
Wob street will be copsdeIeo Al osos interested are here
by invited be present Parties interested In other matters
Conmttee sso notified 10 ateld The SUBJECT o
estblships the Il ade of will be considered
y. l. A.. B0OLE, )Committee
THOMAS SrEPHEN6,
JOHN LYNES, Streets.
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printins.

YARDS CIRCULARS, POSTERS, and every
~ description Of JOB PAINTING IN goo5 style a. low Prces
for CASH AZ PHAiR Cos No. y 6eekusn-st
OARDS-Sl per Thousand. Circulars, in quan-
~ ,es 81 per thousand. BlHesds, 81 50 per reAz
a. ECkIER's Printing Ohoe, No n FultNH-st, N l.
ENGRAVING ard PRINTING (hslf pri:e).-
II wed3us Az Home Noe, PaperS kc- kc Business
csTa. RtiHeeds PoTras ke at KELLY's 81 FusOnst NY
VITM. EVERDELL & SONS, No. l0i Fulton
w n. n Y, Wedding Visiting and Busins. Ca-d In
,,.vrr. SatoneTs JOB Printers ltaosa9heTs sAd
Label Manufacturers
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An Invitation 10 the Public. ,
The subscribers respectfully invite the attention of tht so
cstnp public generally 10 their complete stock o
od Watches, elegant JewelJ Silver and fsed
Wares ETC. which they ~ be as repre- ana oner
10 m lover than before. Beautiful Tsget Prizes And s
for Societies schools slEays De had at small sdVnoe
on the cost Examine stock all before you pur
chase. SQUIRE 4 LANUEh NO " uNon.s~, " 1.
Princes Proteau Fountain Pen, -
Warranted perfect KssAsed At pleasure Compict' NO
affects It, Absll1ely ncOuodhle. AL Kinds OF
nL tssd Pens by mail receipt o. money Once filing
writes from to 10 Dis trade. Ag 'nts havlas
nom 10 to s25 make money. County and Io~n Rights
for sale. Address G. STEARNS Agent, No 2o7 srosdwsy
Notice.-REDUCrloN OF FARE-Ihe 2,-av Railroad
Con rany have following of FARE to take
seeot on and sfer WEDNESDAY, Oct S, lust:
From Harlem 70 Peck alp, 6 cents.
From Bsrlem 10 i2d st, cents
From Harlem TO Yokyle cents
From 66th st 10 Peck-slp 5 Cents
easne OF Fare either way. . . ...,so,, .
Oct l. 1859. Z > DlChlNSON, o1pt
Target Prizes! Turget Prizes!
fine pt OF brsrtful and gs-tul
slLvER-PLArED TARGET PRIZES.
individuals flruish.d the lowest prices
LUCIuB HART. Nos. 4 and Burlps alp
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Bsynten's seii,gicarinG, seif-Packins, and
veutila ting (ar-Tfg Furnare has Thoroughly
community Tor toe last tve proved
itseh ~ tbe MOST DURABLE, ECONOMICAL, and POP
ULsR FURNACE IN market. CAL examine the merits
4 this Furnace send for descriptive circular references
= tbose vho have them In use
No 80 Canalst New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16

DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE-Erptosi of
GaS.-Yesterday afternoon, about A o'clock, a
fire was discovered in the extensive dry house
attached to the Tub and Bucket Factory of
Messrs. Crary, Hughes, and Beebe When
the first engine reached the spot, men and boys
were passing water in buckets to door in the
second story, which is reached by flight of
steps, and is surrounded by an open platform
thirty feet high. This platform was crowded
with men, forty or fifty in number.
For few minutes after the first stream of
water was thrown, the mass of gas and smoke
seemed to increase in volume and density,
when suddenly it ignited-the flames burst out
in all directions, with an explosion like that
of gunpowder, which swept the platform clean,
pitching those who stood upon it to the ground
in mass, distance of some thirty feet. The
scene at this point was altogether the most
frightful we ever beheld, but by miracle no
person was killed, though all were somewhat
injured The burning appeared to be the
worst part of it. Seven or eight persons, who
were standing close to the WALL were terribly
burned. Among those who were severely in
Jured was one young man connected with the
Neil House, named William Parker, who had
the skin on his face and hands, as well as the
hair on his head, almost completely burnt off
He has probably lost his sight forever, and even
fears for his life are entertained. The suffer-
ers were conveyed to the city as soon as posi-
BILE, and received medical aid.-Ohio Statesman
Of Thursday.
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The Buffalo Advertiser says that one day
last week, an employee of the railroad between
Lewiston and the Falls, whose business it is to
keep lookout for land-slides, and to warn
trains of danger, stepped out of his little guard
house, when a ton or two of rocks, from the
overhanging cliff fell and crushed the house,
with as little ceremony as though it had been
a handbook.
A letter enclosing So bill from ga stranger
was received at one of the Boston banks, on
Tuesday The writer says, "a few years ago
while at the bank, received five dollars more
than l was entitled to, which 1 kept, at the
time, but believing had no right to do So and
not feeling as if had acted honestly, / now
return the same"
AT the annual meeting of the Literary Fund,
Mr. Charles Dickens communicated the noble
offer OF friend of literature to give 100000
in money and II 500 volumes of books to the
corporation, on condition that certain reforms
calculated to increase the utility of the Fund,
were adopted
The yield of maple sugar in Michigan has
been so extraordinary this season that farmers
are selling it for from six to eight cents per
pound. More sugar has been made in the
Western counties of Pennsylvania this season
han for many years past.
The hundred days of the New York Legis-
latlve Session expired on Wednesday, and the
pay Of the members ceased. The large amount
of unfinished business, however, renders them
unwilling to adjourn as yet, and the session
will be protracted for day or two-possibly
longer.
The Philadelphians are to enlarge and i'm
| prove Paramount Park, making parade
ground, geological and botanical gardens, ave-
nues, fountains, ornamental bridges, boat
houses, fish ponds, &c.
Van Wyndalc, Flemish man of the village
of Audenarde, has won the prize of silver
medal and live cock, for the best vocal imita-
ton Of chanticleer's crow, and among score
Of aspirants Van Wyndale now struts cock OF
the walk.
A couple in Portland, Me-, celebrating their
tin wedding last week, on the tenth anniver-
sary of their marriage, their friends presented
the wife handsome set of tin dishes on q sill.
yer salver.
A law recently passed in Maine establishes
the annual salary of the members of the Leg
islature at $780, They can sit twelve months
il they please for this princcly sum-
Non-paying boarders should draw moral
from the late poisoning case in Fourteenth
street New York. The mistress, it is said,
would have been able to pay and dismiss the
revengcful cook, had all her boarders paid
up their arrears and her life was forfeit to
! their delinquency
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oI.nx me and TN do Won vooa.p-Healtb and !

"Buy me and III do You gOod."-Heath and
strength secured by the OF the great Spring and SUM-
medicine, DIR. Langley Root and Herb Btters,
posed of Sarsaparla Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prick
ley Ash ThoroughwOrt, Rhubarb. Mandrake Dandelion
&C. all of which compounded act in concert
and assisting Nature in Graduating disease The effect Of
this medicine is most wondeu-it acts directly 1pOn
the bowels and blood by removing all distractions from
the internal organs, stimulating them into healthy
tion renovatng the fountains of life purifying the blood
cleansing it from all humOrs and causing it to
through every part of the body restoring the in
valid to health and usefulness. They and eradicate
from the SYSTEM Liver complaint that main-wheel of so
many iseases Jaundce in its forms, all Bilious
diseases and Foul Stomach Dyspepsia Costveness, all
kinds of Humor and every disease arising from mdiges
ton Headache, Dizziness, Plies Heartburn, Pains in the
Side and bowels Fatulency Loss of Appetite and tor
pid diseased Liver adsordered Stomach or bad Blood
to which all less subject in Spring and Sum
mer. More than 100000 persons have been cured by
this medicine. 1t is highly recommended by physicians
everywhere it, and you will never regret Only IS
cents for pint; 32 cents for large Bottle. Sold by
dealers in Medicine everywhere Orders addressed to j.
o. LANGLEY, or GEO Z. GOODWIN II CO, Boston,
mchI5 daW6m
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

The third and last performance of II Troua-
tore at Northampton was more successful than
either of the others. The performers were
quite du fat, the house entirely full, and the
audience was delighted
The demand for skunk skins has reached the
river valley, and one man in Southampton has
sold to the Messrs. Dikeman of NORTHAMPTON.
fifty of these fragrant furs.
The house of widow Loren Dickinson. situ
ated in the South part of Amherst, was entire
ly destroyed by fire on Wednesday night.
Nothing was saved but bureau and mattress.
with very few other small things. There
was no insurance.
A pistol bullet struck the dwelling of Mr..
Z. d. Wells in Northampton, close by win
dow at which young woman was sitting, on
Fast Day. Rather careless
The presentation of a silver service to DR..
Hitchcock, by the faculty and students of Am
herst College, as a testimonial to his long and
constant labors for the college, his achieve
ments in science, and his character as a gen.
erous, noble-hearted, high-minded man, took
place in the chapel, last Tuesday afternoon.
President Stearns made the presentation
address. The service consist of three pieces
and was procured in Boston at cost of $3.50.
Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr., has accepted the
invitation to deliver the address at the Cattle
Show and Fair of the Hampshire, Franklin
and Hampden Agricultural Society, to be held
in Northampton next fall.
The whole amount of liquor sold by the Ii.
quor agent of Goshen for the past year, for me.
dicinal and all other purposes, is only ten dol
lars ,oo'th The business has Gust paid its
way, THE agent taking the remaining cask
as receipt in full for his ardent labors.
The carriage-makers of Belchertown have
acceded to the demands of their employee,
who struck for higher wages and all are now
at work again save one of the best stitchert
and fastest trimmers, who holds out for II
cents an hour.
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The Oxygenated Bitters.-For the cure Of dys
pepsa or Indigestion liver complaint, asthma costiye
ness loss of appetite fever and ague heartburn water
brash, acdity seasickness scurvy, nausea headache
ennu and general debility any disease having its ORR
gin In imperfect digestion.
These Bltte, all classes Of fellow citizens ncu-
ding members Of Congress, lawyers, physicians clergy
men, planters farmers and Others testify are the only
safe certain, and sovereign specific for the immediate re-
lief and permanent Of the many cruel complaints
which, In some phase other of dyspepsia anct our
These Blttcrs discovered by Dr. Geo b. Green and
In their formula differ entirely from that of any other pre
paratlon OF medicine Containing no acohol-no mineral
no poison noxious drug-n their nature tonic NOT
neutrality-suspicious. their virtues In any clmc-tbev
are "a combination and form indeed" OF medicine which
KNOWS no rival In extermnang disease and restoring tho
system to Its pristine yigor and health No matter
long standing or however induced or chronic in s chm
hcter inc disease may beno matter that has baed the
hK OF the physlcan and resisted the efforts of medicine
single trial Of these Btte will satisfy the sufferer thnt
ms disease Is aInenable to the proper remedy
III testimony of the many cures effected by this Roma
~ reference + md TO the written certificates from dis
uuuF.,,,snvh nlulVidiAls known all over the land.
- W. FowLE N Co, rroprletOrs, Boston
nr sue by their agents everywhere and In Worcester
ny DaNlu scott james Green, and by NJ b. Green a Co.
apli dSaw
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CALIFORNIA NUGGETS.

Mrs. Mary Ann Byles, bride thirteen years
years of age, was burned to death in Windsor,
Sonoma County, on the 9th inst, by her clothes
taking fire while she was preparing to cook
dinner.
California produces about one-fortieth of the
entire wool crop of the United States, 000,-
600 pounds out of 100000. Our wine crop
will be not less than 100000 gallons this year,
and in three years will be double that amount
hundred Cinnamon arrived at San Fran
cisco from Hong Kong few days ago, the first
of the new immigration since the law forbid
ding them to enter the State was declared I'M
constitutional. 1t is now proposed to drive
them from the mines by monthly tax of $50.
The snow continues to be very deep in the
mountains. AT Gibsonville it is % feet Deep
Snow-shoes have come into general use in
Sierra County, and the ladies wear them in
going to balls and parties. Several hundred
head of black cattle have persisted in Little
Shasta Valley because of the cold.
The existence of the active volcano, now
called Wozencraft's Volcano in this State, in
lat. 40 80, Ion, ell 40, has been attested by
number of witnesses, who saw it at various
times between 1849 and 1852, but no one yet
heard of pretends to have seen anything of it
during the last six years.
A great number of foreign grape cuttings
have been set out in the State, including spe
cies from nearly all parts of the Union and
Europe, and in five or six years we shall have
greater variety of wines and grapes than are
to be found in any country at present. 1t is
only about three years since the making of
California wine for the market was commence
ed, and now there are half dozen firms en-
gagged in the selling of native wines in this city
alone. Sainserain, the maker of the Spark
ling California, has sold 100000 gallons Divine
during the last year and half.
A number of gentlemen, who have dabbled
more or less in politics in California, have gone
to Sonora "for the sake of their HEALTHY
meaning their physical health, probably
Among these are Ex-Lieut. Gov. Sam Purdy,
Ex-Congressmen Phil. Herbert, and Ex-As-
semblyman Sam Flower, gentlemen well known
by reputation to all Calfornians. Rumor says
that company of San Franciscans, mostly
bankers and Federal Office holders, have bought
up large tracts of land in Sonora, including
some of the finest ranches and richest aban-
doned silver mines in the State.