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SPLENDID DOUBLE SLEIGH VERY LIGHr AND IN
- good order. Apply TO JOS. q. GOODWIN ia Elzabsth
WakTEO-A SECOND HAND JERSEY WAGON
w squsre soy stsndi top double seat To carry four
foot track with pole and shas f. good order Must be
Seap for cash Address, with particulars box 2653 Now
York Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

A CUTE CHRONIC DrsEASKS PERMANENTLY CURED
"A without the aid Of medicines Private pssors
attendants for ladies Compeeut persooe Instructed and
thirteenth etr<el
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MATRIMoN,AI.-xY PROPOSED ARRANGEMENT
M (see Bersd from l5th TO 2istj meets with n respons
WORTHY ns object from Norh south Ess. ard west an
Il truly Union Movement" Sent (for 10 ssnts %n
ampl In sea'ed envelope, any address Address r. hnue
New York Poss office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THlRD WEEK
THE GREAT EUROPEAN rRoupN
Undimnsabed Attraction Of the fair Equestr,s.ue
ELLA ZOTA


:. THE GREAT EUhopEAN rRoupN
Read ~A,. s FrSgSs s;y; q os HonsrR.cx
There rider company equestrian. cd
: 1ss F gsrsrmss % sS9s an I o,eS in ss The % M,
very :rsrisss |. sher have caused much
moiselle Ella dresses and the grace Of a womsa.
"d 'es face has nothing %sssuls ire ID is e.prsse.
she has the sercgy agility oi Aod is taller aaa
ness arise s@oax ,hs :pse.ors suss q The f
male sn The s 20 s4 Il % % a. =
S sGsIns y Es Tsrs so m s nm %
up "a. locking Young Gsr%.s boy Of four ays ysA@
csd srsccns he dressed hum as I called h Eis anS
brosb. hm ont as an infsn phcr Little Ella No
sr made sensation 10 the ring greatly sdnred fr hr
By he oi. IssaIea ssssetS yssr he ohsaoasSos
Der double cs,raesr. ana determine cani.ss
which she . = owed ,ss DyIess q putting mails
the bil she % called Ella only vxAs
shs h.s Mnoancea under the hi hy romantic name Z
:, Monty and TS FsDAY EVENING, Jan. % and
M" an" 'A'll'NN eRASSE SSi.'oNs ~ THE rS''
First 'ppe:TFsiss Tas .RAEisS n ARf,'s@ sAas zArpEx
TKAINEO BY MILE zDYAkA, s..'r..
NY S ls S'sss; ws.s sSss
LA PERCHR DIES ENvANTS,
By the two Masters banlon
poURs EFT LIE sENrINEILE.
THE cAMANcgE AND HIS BRIDE.
BY Mons aud Madame Du Bach =.
JAMES ROBINSON.
The bare backed world challenging Rider.
Mr. THOMAS HANLOH.
Besides other gre features Of this grand Rq.es.
Troupe
Boxes, 70 cents Orchestra Chairs 81: Private Boxas G
PARTICULAR NoTCE.--No improper charscsers m.ls =,
female, admitted 70 any part Of this house. - - +. .
Extra performances given wEpNESDA and sATO1-
DAY AFTERNOONS, commencing at O'Clock
DOwERY THEATRE.
n sole lessee And prcpssdoE.
Doors open at 6X O'Clock Curtain viii riss Il
1r. X. JOHNSTON I'm the five act play Of
BEN LLsL
THE PIRATE OF NAPLES.
Also, Bourcicauit's great piece OF the
OCTOROON.
M @ @ :. =. :. :. :. ~. .. q. -
PARNpM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-THE UNIVERSAL
- appreciation with which the superior performance
establishment OF the comedy Of A HUSBAND TO Oh
DER has been received and its general Jprecson
ducfor OF sterling merit have induced the
afternoon at O'Clock and also In the evening" at o'oou
tsnd not at ~ O'Clock as beforc HUSBAND TO ORDRR
cast with the whole talent Of the followed
dance BY MISS waiiby: an Irish jig BY as: Agnes Hamp
the Yankee farce Of THE VERMONT WOOL DEALER d
THURSDAY EykNING, Feb. 2 will be produced VIII -
permission Of Dion Bcurccauk. Eeq, Tbk ODTORO0M
Wax statue Of John Brown living Baby Anaoond and
serpens living Kangaros Seal &C. beau.fdl AqnasA
Admiusnce 70 oepu; children Is farquete, i3 extra
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AmDSEME ENTs.

A CApYMy or MCsIC-MIss PATTI-TBE OPERA.
n The Directors reso@c'i"i no,incr II aoie peng 70
hsen furore IN os1n ,hey csnuo pre-
r-ly the of The OF taeir Nev York
The It OF Miss P.ffl'S fsre~eh nsnts prior "
h-r ft 10 the early spring. Will hpSove
take piece r the end Of be present at the oe OF
iert week Due noce will be gwen posaveiy OF turfsN
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snnrrAno.
Tsr BsinsH MnSs Ssp scSrE ss s,As sxss5css ss;;ss
FROM NEW YoaK LIVERPOOL
ghsf esS,s p.ss.ss
S rscx BOSTON LIyxRrooI- ....
9hst CABIN psss.xe.
'Sps s sS: sss s Rsss"Se S..on Cali :. i and Cork a.i6c
sFsssa sRsh. osss . 'rdss: s: A sNsHl Gao; %
sA c.g g s:so, ass GO; Assss.'" ss
SCOTIA tuow baiaiesi
m sssseaa, / bow I red on I pas. nos. " .
sktAspA sss .:e' oIsa !s. wwsSnssy 5sa j, 1881
aIkidA. shsnnoa, n York, wsdSs.tss. rsb / "
Sss.Ss Az =: @ @ s@ss:t. $s::s: $sss:s:: s. e.
Berhs not seccrsd uptr paid or.
e.. e. .ssers.osd o. , sarss1a % on 10 sS.S ~ ,,.,. r., .a
s"Gs & ssS s.as ass
'''' expressed s''SsS SsSsssgo q ss:"ss ss .'s' r..u
l,oR LrvERpoOL.-THE pAvoRIrE ANDFasr sAII~
ing clipper shie HEsRY CLAY. Cap.sa csu klaA si.i
OoSs g. psIss Ss once ON % ass sspH ss
x LINE OF OF LONDON PACKETS rms y.vosIrs
pSs,issy on ss1rday Feb Her sscop,as.a..s g. ~
classes Of pa..ense5s are ansauaea rsrssas s,ssaE =
ing for tssr friends Ssia ssssxa ss
s,es Drafts Das able on demand Ia sny par, q ss Us.yi
= % rcr usage or drafs apply TO orArsoorfS Co.,
INREI0Hr FOR TENNESSEk, NORTH CAROdNAs
II Portsmouth, Norfolk, City Point and Rich noad. The
steamship JANnSfpWn APT skinner. vii receive freisht
for the above places Tuestsy ana Wetoesfy II pier
No 3 North river and win lesve on wedne day At 2: W.
Fieirh to Norfolk Por nth six c~ns per FOOT 70 CITY
PoD, Rchmood eight ceus Passage TO Nor
folk and meals 'ncnd d. 81: to Petersburg Rich
nonc SO. LUDI.AM HEINEKEN, 1t6 Broadway.
L,oR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEos1E-
Il wn-1be New York aud Virginia Scre Stesmshs
Compan and first class steamship MOUNT VERNON
F. smith commander viii leave pier IL North river overy
Saturday, stSP NJ. ~
Pasan &c, p cluding stste-oom and meals, 81 80
Freight eight ceus per foot proportion ite rates.
No commission charged for forwarding
Apply to H. B. CROMWELL co.
66 West street.
TCOR SAVANNAH
The American Atlantic Steamship Compspv's new and
ast steamship HUNTsvILLE, John Post
~ WIN leave pier L. North river Thursday. Feo st
Savannah. with unsurpassed accommodations
SIS. through tickets TO New Orleans SO 75 Mobile SIS:
Montgomery $40; Albany aa ga Columbus, $z Atlanta,
ext; Macon, S2l; augusta, $O
Freight lv per foot Apply TO
B. CKOM VELL 4 co SO West street
The MONTGOMERY succeeda on Thursday, Feb 9.
qSoR NORFOLK AND PORTsMOUrn-THK NEW FFssr
sAsa steamship POTOAAC, Capt a. W, Watson will leave
Dsupecng With the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad for
essarsHyg and Richmond Freghsto Ne folk per
D and 70 Pearsburg. cens foot and propnrttonae
Ses Goods trwnrsd TO ali psrs Of North Carolina ree Of
nnsaszna- ASpy 70 h b CROMWELL co., 6 West
aF~e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

T ECTURE BY PROF. YOUMANa.
II Prot iOUMAks Will deliver his admirably Illustrated
OF Four Lsctureson :
THx CHEMISTRY OF raE sUNBgAM,
which has been receised with much eub in other
Al THE COOPER INETrTUrE
Commencing on MONDAY EVENING. Jan 3d.
Prof u the author Of popular Text Books and
Ch.ra on hemistry and known TO be OF the most
graphic aud brilliant Lecturers &c In the country
P0O9kAMME,
Lecture l--MONDAY EVEN Nc Jan 30 -"Geaerai Tudu
OF the Solar Ray Ansiyss of its rorces."
lecture 2-FRTDAY EVENING, Feb. s--ReIation Of the
Life upon Plane"
Lecture F. MONDAY EvEHLNG, Feb 6.-"Radient Inau-
eDces of the uplyerse-C -Chemist,y Of the Stars"
Lecture 4-THU HSDAY kVENIN1, Feb. 9.-'Inkng OF
the heans OF Matter and Mind"
This interesting subscs for the first time brought
in and complete Course Of Four Lectures Thsir
sign 10 TO bring together in lucid and popular form the
esnis of Science, illustrating The vital uuity uni
in reaon to Power Life and Mind These t,pcs Of
surpasspg neres. presented In clear aud familiar
while, by the extensive of diagrams the highest
themes brought the range Of apprehension
1cAes for the Course 90 Cents Sing Is cents
For sale At all the booksores Broadway aud door
Doors open at Ito commence 1t O'Clock.
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QsOR NOkFOLK AND PORTSMOUrn-THE NEW FFaxSF
sAsA steamship POTOAAC Capt a. W. Watson will leave
ur IL North river Saturday for the above
ssreecng With The Norfolk snd fets,enrs Railroad for
D and 70 PeSrsburs cents foot and propnrtonse
res Goods orwarded TO ali parts OF North Carolina ee Of
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ADJUSTMENTS. A


yNALLAGH'S ThkATaE
w Doors open " 4 ,ocomnicos- st7ts s'csocS.
EN1tkS SiyjFSf
kUNplv EVrN.NG,
And every evening un fust net,ss as.f t,
WILL Bs AOrED
a KAMA
Assp.ed froa Octave tenss eeiesrssa story sry
THE ROaAsCA
POOR YOUNG MAN.
The Overtsre Incidental Ctoruses ana Musa COMMON ss
pTossiy tor The sisu by -
Nh. ROBERT srogSr!.
Tie sosD.rg, sutirls by lxhsrwood
Ccrrec AMI appropriate cOs.uIaes ~ Massra r.nry
Bene1 xsen.
furpitlre and appoirncs,e by Mr. f,.nvnas.
Eec&AuicA, por ton BY NJ EaA s!h.an and sosis<A1z
TIRE CAsc
VIII be- distributed ~ follows- hytt
FkNL1IOEA It.
Manuel Marquis Do CtAnpcss Mr.. I.rSaer wsuAS
doctor pesusres formerly Srencn asmyJMr Brouxns
lo,tse Vau ksrgor tofrusrlV to Manuel
nov keeper az tdttn honss,. Mv Wsicc
Tan DIANA.
Manuel fsv ard 10 NJ LAroque). Mr. Lester WauAct
NJ de Rev vxares "a the vgori} ~ Walcs
0aspa leroyue Tan aged uan. formerly capAp D.
- PsSrse ...-s.'.........s. NJ Dyoa
Aihin lcohiuonuki ooncsasS, N four
Yvonneh q Breton shephe @. esrs<s
M OnsN
Madame Laroaue msdgbter tr law Gsspar Mrs v-r os
Marguerite, her daueher.
Madame Aubrey, = relstve Of the Lsrooqcs IA
AM nny Mse Mary HAnnoN
Chri9ttue Rreton peasant GIRL. Miss Fanny noe,sv
0ues.s. Servants reassrtry 10
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iske ow rs the end Of he present apag OF
ieI week Due ooice Sll be gwen poslasey on vussx
WINTER GARDEN.
MONDAY
LAST Two sIGErs OF
LrSBIA,
WITH iTS
MAGNIFiChNr SCENERY
SPLENDID D ACTING.
~ L3sbi
j. W wAIL.ACR, JR.,
as orceol,
okoRGE JORDAN
MIRA J. h. Allie, v,oa Mr. r. B. Joanssone Raspo Mr..
soidart ss the Doge.
CiOsED,
For tn. rehearsal Of an ads dspts.on BY
CHARLES DICKENS
OLIVER TWIST.
VIII viii he produced THURSDAY Feb. with tbs follow
aug J. msrkabe asst
MATILDA HERON
NANCY SKIES,
~, Her m frs, ,peearaacs t. AscAarActa.
MR. J. W. wALLAcK
g!s Ss.s .poesr .aee in. = a. i .riclsr '' 'A"'
MR.. GEORGE JORDAN
~ Sole propretors G. Fox and j. W. Lpgard
MONDAY. AN. ~. 1860,
r rocro 10oN;
LIFE IN LOUISIANA,
VIII scenery prope' ie "Ard ODE, machinery and ap
f''A'"'''' "o'" "' WINTER GARDEN.
ber novelties being ready this great play must shortly be
entertainments will conclude with new loca, farce en-
THE MIDNIGHT coNsrIRAroRs.
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THE CELEBRATED LOCAL CONE DY OF MRS DAYS
i Eew Yesrs Calls will be performed by Geo Ch-istys
sus'res Niblos Saloon Monday, Jan 30 and during hs
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ryIIL. suORTLY CLOSE
w EXHIBITION OF GEO. I. BROWNS
ruin r TUSCUf UM FeOM MOUNT AIHANO.u
"OLD APPIAN WAY NEAR ROME"
and twenty her h fainngs with twenty four highly
sheo Pencil Drawings 6y the above celebrated artist
I'm EXHIBITION from A NJ TO s ?. NJ a. 566 Broadway.
.tuiissioo rs cet t. GEO. WARD NICHOLS.
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TyLOTHING.-GENTLBMEN HAVING ANY NEW or
" casa OF Clohng dispose Of viii obtain aftv nsr cant
elsewhere BY calling at the store or sddrcssns
DANIEL DOYLE 4ol Pearl arset
$4,000 Seas @ 81 eo2ns e. .ssssd - 4, w. ..D
A The hehes each price can be Obtained bAnkabts mo
nsy small los by calling q ths addroans
Wn walsh. 70 Centestrsek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-14
NEW SERIES, VOL. II, NC

almost level road. You, gentlemen CON.
missioncr-. will rccollect from Bisbce's to
the logging camp to cross Evans Brook
about mile above the farm Of Blsbce'.. i
almO., perfect level, and from the logging
camp TO the dividing waters, or to the fall..
d. almost level, that you avoid the altitude
OF the hills on the old route both beyond,
aud this SIDE Of the dividing waters.
The PinkhAm Notch road. 50 called. al.
mos, double the disane, Of the Evan, notch,
and immeasurably worse TO make. wa, made
by the united enterprise and hcrculcau
% ,rt Of the man whose name !, bears. to-
ge'her with the cooperation Of public and
private interests, and there can be no
joub, Of failure, that the Evans Notch
roal, It located wall Be built in tho same
way. The facts are obvious, that the pub.
lic travel demands thi. road. that thes,
1910 inhabitants are determined to have
one, that tie inhahiant, Of Gileal. Shel
burne, aud Gorham have an intense inter.
r., 10 IL, and no doub, will contribute
.ib'rllly towards building It. It located.
Nill here remark ,ha, o, i, currently report.
~ that the corporation of the 4 4 81
Lawrence Eailroai arr desirous II the
location or this road. and Tor the purpose OF
uniting two of thcir small stations into one.
TIE citizens oi North Fryeburs, many Of
them petitioners, are interested 10 il. locl.
ton. their rasons arc very obuous-it
;yes them a shor, route to visit their con.
iecti1n' and friend. over the mountain
So town in the State i moro literal in
lullius roads anl bridge. than Frycburs
From tAc.c considerations AMI views. your
petitioners have an carpc,, bopc that thi.,
heir Airi fort, will b. granted, and the
..pira,ion. VI these 1890 inbabitaut, be
lur,icl.
Stow. Dec. 81, lsto.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-14
Twm thr wofking Tsrmsr.
Leaves from the Woods
SLOW, Dec. 5l lSto.

Many farms are suffering l5r ma'uro,
while wood. belonging % ,he same owners
have tcsn ascrcsa,ias leaf mold or
century. until the amount covering the .ur.
face % the wood, is Tar greater than !. ne.
ccs.ary 90 in'ur, their creates, success.
The current c1aiiu' OF leaves, in such ca.e.,
which have fallen within a month. should
be gathered ani deposited either in the hot.
bci comros, OF in ,he hog rsu', or us-i as
mulch on LAID. requiring such ,rca,mcni, Il
mu,, D, rsmcmhcrci that the decay oi thc-c
leaves furni,he. a large amount ~ Tahulum
hr superior in value 20 the ordinary stable
iuauury.. f5r they are rvplete with Inorganic
matter. IN precisely tha, condition necc,.
sary f5r their assimilation IN forming crops
They form an admirable litter iir stables.
aud their di,iniesraIi1n D. insured by the
amount of uuns they are capable of absorb
Ing, Ia many wood. the amount u leaves
which has accumulated lor ycar., and par.
ticularly in iho.e which form valleys to The
country. i, entirely too great
iJr thc benefit o, ,hc wood itself Portion.
% this should be removed to the highland.
Aul i, .h1uli there De eJmpo.,cl with the
lime and alt mixture W have - frequently
recommended. 80 as % insure Is thorough
di.inissrauon before finding rs way 10 the
COMPOST heaps. Whom used ia hog rea, il
is a d..inlccilr. and by It's aImiI,urc with
the hos manure prevents in degree the ill
cf ct' Of the u-c u pen manure upon the
ha~i-a tribe. Every market gardener
knows that hog manure. when used without
boln- sufficiently divided with material eon.
tanning the inorganic matter, will cause
cat5a.cs and e.ll.a1wers to become elump.
rooted anl iurnirs. etc. 70 contract
'' cmbgry." oF fingers and ioes. AMI will
cause carrots anI par.uiP. to los, their
iusform fsurc, aud rrcscut number Of
short, irregular roots.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-14

WArrENG CArfLr N WNrtE Many
stahlemen commi, the great error Of leaving
water in ,rouehs after watering their cattle,
and thus permitting il to become too cold
Tor their subsequent use. In very cold
weather water should Dc brought up from
the wsils OF cisterns twhere in winter ii ~
always warmer than when exposed above
the surface Of the ground) until the mo-
msnI IL i required Tor watering animals,
and any portion that may BE- LEI, IN the
trough should b. permitted to run away.
The use Of very cold water !, Injurious TO
the animal, besides rendering 1t necessary
f0r him 10 consume allrser amour, Of food
% replace the beat - lost We have some-
time. scen thoss who considered themselves
very god farmers. breaking holes through
ice in horse ,roushs, to permit their horse,
10 drink these are he"praetical farmers, -
who s,5ru book learning, work bard, d" like
honest men. and insure TO their children
the ,aus privilege. Working Farmer.