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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-06
Living HOme--OId Mems Retreat,

HAVE one rooa new vacant In the above department.
which eau be had ir reasonable compensation with
necessary care and attention BY Of the best nurpvs
nave ever had. J. A. BROWN,
Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-06
COAL OIL LAMPS!
NOTICE.
TO PERSONS CLAIMING COMPENSATION
For Slaves Enlisted in the U. s. Service,
In the State of Delaware.

l. TIE Board ofclaims will hold its sessions at eorgs-
town, Delaware where Official copies OF all mustern.
0 aud recruiting lists Will be filed and open for the ex-
animation VI claimants.
q ClalmE should be nled Immediately. No claim will
hs received entertained from any person who s or has
been. engaged In rebellion against the Government the
UAtsd States or In any way has giyen shall give aid
comfort to Its enemies.
Loyal persons whose slaves have enlisted, may nls
an application for compensation, which must bs aeeompa
nisa BY certi1eAs Of enlistment, descriptive list,
oath Of allegiance In ths pTeneribsd Hnd saactory
pioef ofuts, also valid deed and release
hoa service Of the person In consideration Of whuae
Httmsnt compensation Is claimed.
This Board will proceed to examine the claims Ia the
eFisr Of ther presentation with the Acomp cer
nsAts VI enlislmsnt OATH and proofs Of title And loyalty
Lhss shall be nund satisfactory, will award eompsa
Auon not to hheeed BfS AR1aied dollars for each able
oSded slave ettsd aud mr. DRAFT u men, not exceeding
oas hundred dollasa.
fal'isa dazzling rIltsE lpormAtion will axe applisa.
Aset" MANAEN uuN.
PRKsMkar Bead VI Clai4A
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
furnitnre.

AN ADVERTISING SwINDLER.-William Bach,
alias Thomas Andrews was yesterday arragned before
Justice Downing on the complaint Of George K Miller
of No. 1891 Grand st. The complainant states that on
the llth inst in response to an advertisements whion
appeared in the daily parers he called on the accused
at No 73 Nassau-st. and there Bach desired rom nm
loan Of $780, in return for which ne Womb iarnsn .im
repayment OF the loan offered him certificate OF stock
,sprssentng 100 shares in the "Mstapedea Petroleum
Company of tho City Of New York" They sosn sspa-
dsnot an the Way 20 where they were to
snrase in business 1t s needless 10 remark that Bach
did mot make his appearance. and that Miller saw
nobins more OF him until his arrest by Officer Viii.
lam az The Twenty.seventh Precinct The accused
was committed By the magistrate
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
MILE. PAREPA-IRVING HALL.
vi This day (TUESDAY. sept. 26). at o'clock

| A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N TIE SIX LAST PERFORMAN1E;SS,;;
HERMANN, PRESTlDlGlTArEuk; IN
Mr. HERMANN has the honor to announce tha' ~ ""
Give a fsre well series OF his eeiebIaied .,,o>,,
NECROMANrIC EASTERN DELUSloNS
OIL the following evenings: , ,o,,o
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, Sept 20 and 80
TUITRsDAY and SATURDAY. October and T.
riiiIRsDAY and SATURDAY, October " AMI -
Mr. hermann begs his friends aud me pnoc 'ns
having made to visit Havana and Mexico the
above mentioned only entertainments he can give pre-
The programme viii be varied each evening and will cou
mise twelve Of the best tricks of his repertoire.
THE ORCHESTRA OF THE ACADEMr W hUSio
WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.
Admission Is Reserved seats 70 cents extra Family
Circle 81 cents Private Boxes from SO TO $2 The sale Of
tickets will commence on Thursday Sept at the Academy
Of Music and at Messrs Beer Schrmers No. 7Ol Brood
way; Ponds No. s3 Broadway, aud Root Anthonys, No.
81 Nassau.st.
MIR. BIERSTADT's PICTURE Of the
Wl ROCKY MOUNTAINS-This magnificent picture is
now on exhibition the last time in this city. FINN
ART GALLERY. -. 625 Broadway. Admission Is eents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

+ AW DEPARTMENT. UNIVERSITY o

AW DEPARTMENT., UNIVERSITY Oi
~ NETWORK ClTY.-The next session commences on
MONDAY Oct. 2. The course consists Of two yeHs. hut
gentlemen with sufficient may enter the senior
year. Graduates are admitted members of the Bar by
special statute For further information apply personally OF
by letter, to JOHN NORTON POMEROY, Onver.iy Build
ing Washing ton-square. New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Amusemenis.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and s,,iiser..'...'....WM; WHEArLEf
Doors open 1t & 'saEcoyn WEEK besH'"n
| AND BRILLIANT TRIUMPH
Of the unspproachab.e great
AND COMPANY.
TUESDAY EVENING Sept. &c, 1855
| the screaming Psntomilne OF
GABRIEL sIHoS EAyFt fh il ei fo6TMHs St%sSs character
Second night GRhS5 6 aIs ADVERTISEMENT,
By Mad MuRE M Nh WING 4ANGAM AMERSh EpRhSRRE' Mons
!" "'' eeis0f''oa GRAND PAS CHINoIs,
danced by him with the mos; distinguishes su'Se'' oh'
| hundred nj ghs at the Porte st Msrten;;
10 con -lude with the child wonder
YOUNG AMERICA
in his new and startling feats on the
THRLE FLYING TRAPEIE! g.
The entertainments viii commence win 'Ae coi"o "'H
PAS pE FASCINATION.
Mr.. and Mrs GOMERsAL and the Dramatic Company
SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT .vv, MATINEE
Frees Of aGns.ion, IS cents. reserved seats, 81; family
circle tenirance on Cr9.by-,tl 80 cent?. ,nv,vcr
T'HE HIPPOTHEATRON. 80. Begins at s.
Il NgwYoRKo CIRCUS ro,,rrt, ,vps
FOURTEENrH-sT between THIRD sndF0UETiHc;1ANvEs'
Director q TAs sSD svERy tyENiSG e Ao'i'N
Gu wEpyfspAY AS9 5lTtRnAy rss.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE
MOST BRILLIANT ARRAY OF ARTISTIC TALENT.
EQUESTRIAN GYMNASrIC,
ACPOEAITC and PANTOMIMIC.
EVER PRESENTED IN NETWORK,
SUPERB STUD OF HORSES
UNEXAMPLED TRIUMPH
Of the marvellous equestrian mschess tight rope per.
former,
Ell NINO EDDIE,
THE CHILD WONDER OF THE WORLD.
whose performances elicit the most profound wonderment
| AID unqualified delight.
EVERY EvENING' EVERY EVENING.
THE GRAND BALLET PANTOMlME,
THE MAGIC STATUE;
Or, THE SCULfTORS SrKATAGEMy
In which the entire Company will appear.
Prices OF Aduson-Box.s and Dress Circle. 80 cents
Children halfprce; Reserved seats Is cents extra; Am.
phthsatre 25 cents Box Office open from 10 m until
4. p
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Geacbers.

VXANTED-A young Lady desires position
w nTEACHER or 0OVFRNfSS Can teach Drawing
Painting and the Primary English branches salary moderate
references frsclass Address DRAWING O. Boz 1861 NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Eeftures a10 Meetinas

WTTNHE MIRACLES Of the BIBLE and the
Il MIRACLES Of SPIRITUALISM, ARE THEY
IDENTICALW p will be discussed at Metropolitan He'll No ~
Sixth ave-. on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Sept n, COM
mencing at u O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Amnsemenss.
WALLACK".

WALLACK". -
have entered into with the eminent Dramatic
Author Mr.. TON TAYLOR, by which am 10 receive 3D.
vance copies OF all mis- plays respectfully the pub
lie and Managers Of Theaes that the copies Of those pieces
and ABSURD INVITATIONS hastily written of latter the psys
themselves have London for speedy transmits
sion to America This abomabe system OF imposition has
become So general that deem due to tile public Mans.
gers and to myself to expose I1e copies oil mr. TAf
| LESTER WALLACK.
TONIGHT.
ANEW AND ORIGINAL DRAMA.
TOM TAYLOR,
| THE SERF
This play is produced with .eenery dresses appoint
M. r. l.. Davenpor.Mr John Gilbert, Nj. Chsres Fisher
Mis-, lone Burke, sIdi Miss Mary ban isne'i. ;i,' ~
v,xS xColiy C1 Ci6seE. gnnTnv Sne
THE DOUBLE GALLANT
Sc sckSEh bRE @ xPPoSrMENr
wi" be produced ""ed Ty Sd sRS gs'rmsd alternately With
in order to carry y%xH, GS, =. ~ system ,SS e
'''' ' GRAND ROM mic DRAMA ''' ''@'''''
ANEW FIVE 'aa ACT COMEDY,
Are also in preparation.
Open at7l. Begin ate.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC; L;
ToSoREoW wibNfsbx9 shfT hAhEH=A - ET
tsEGoxD susscKirTIos RI on. hIoSarl oH
POLIUTO.
NINE. CARoZzI ZUcCM
and SIGNOR MASSfMTLIANI,
SIGNOR BELLINl,
'oNDOt:aGia;i tT:aaGGaias;Di;iiY-oF;iiiRix III BRookIYN.
rp1n,y Can, % TtirRn OPERA NIGHT
LUCRsZlA B0RGlA, with an e1trso'dinary ea.t.
SATURDAY FIssT AErGkSSSS 6kxSS MaiPSEE aiP Il O'clock
FAUST.
MONDAY Oct 2-FOURTH OPERA NIGHT
IOSk
The sale reserved and tickets for Of the shove
named performances viii commence THIS MORNING ut the
regular ckeofices, W. the Box Office OF the Acs6emyi
sts nnd aso No. nasaS nj S s1a
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID ITALIAN OPERA.
Di'' oPENiNG NiiGHf THURSDAY. SEPT. ss.
FAUS ST,
With tn. sane great cas-. a. on the opening night
the New.York Academy Of iiusc.
The sale Of Reserved Seat. and Tickets will commence
THIS MORNING. in hrooAyn at the Box Once of the
Academy and in NewYork a; Root, Anthony L Co.'S
DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
A. BRoADWAY. between spring aud PI,aHe,ss. N,Na AT
AfrERSqSF lSFANr M iRiAvEL. AGED 2, YEARS YEARS. A
A GRACEFUL AND ACCOMPLISHED DANsEUS1s
grand Miiitary Drama entitled
ROLL OF The DRUM,
story OF the French Revolution. .
NEW SCENERY, MARCHES AND GRAND EFFECTS.
SONGS, DANCES etc.
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
In brilliant acts.
Mr.. w. h. HARRISON Extemporsneous Singer.
OVER 10000 CURlOSlTlES.
THE IDENTICAL LINCOLN LOG-CABlN
built by ABRAHAM LINCOLN in Macon County, Illinois,
in 1880, and in which he resided for two years .
THREE or the TALLESr GIANTS in the world
THE LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIVING,
and pre,,iest CIRCASSAN GIRL seen.
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION
PROF. HUTCHINGS, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
ThREE HORNED BULL
GREAT bULLFROG SHOW.
| LE...
CosTnorlnas SteIeoscopcous Learned Seal Happy An
| ly 6rsnd A1uagia. Mammoth Tur;le. etc.
| Admission 30 cen,s Children under 10. is cents.
| -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
6orsss, Carriages, &e.

COR SALE, a CLOSE.QUARTER COACH
,.sd about six mon,hs with hammer cloth sest lined
-rb maroon reps Also CLARENCE COUPE fused about
o INQUIRE at the private stable No. IA asst Thirty
no LET part OF the stable Tor three horses and one
carnage.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Drp Gooos.
A Il LEGRAIN's.

A Il LEGRAIN's.
GREAT OPENING OF FALL PARIsIAN GOODS.
SILK vELOURs In all the most exquisite shades yslena,
Grssles, Plain and Plaid
FRENCH POPLiNs. Rich Plsids; Striped and Droguet
White Alpaca Mohar u yard wide. the incest breakfast
suit for Ladies.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Che Gurt.

GREAT TROT AT THE
NJ FASHION COURSE,
la which the celebrated horses
LADY EMMA,
GEORGE WILKES,
DEXTER,
GENERAL BUTLER and
BLONDE are entered.
GREAT TROT To WAGONS.
on THURSDAY. SEPT. 23. 1895.
O'Clock purse 600 mile heats, best three In i've, to
wagons.
n. Woodruff names Oh. .m..........,... Lady Emma
+ Mclaughlin nsmes br. s.............G .Geosse wilkes
~.
J. Loyrti names b.. .g............... ..behrie bulef
Tn. above horses the most noted fvones at present on
the ,ro.tins turf aud coming sp ndid ethcions
of speed bottom skhfu driving may certainly be ooAed
for.
Boat. leave Thirty fourth st. ferry every fifteen minutes for
Hunters Point and Jsmesp ferry half hour through
forenoon Train. leave Hunters Point a. ii 80 M
| 80 aud 1880 p. III, tor the course ,o,, .
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
SILKS.

BLACK SILK VELVET for Cloaks, cheaper than Import
ers' prices.
BLACK SILK specially chosen in Partisan qualities. Ladies
are aware OF the advantage they will md in such makes Of
French Silks
GROs GRAIN and PoULT DE SOLE, in all new shades
just received.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Daneina Aeaocmes.
DODwORTH~DANCING ACADEMIES

IA No. az FIFTHAVE., n. Y;
No. l3i MONTAGUE-ST.. BROOKLYN
New.York Glasses on MONDAY and THURSDAY. WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS,
commencing Oct. q
Brooklyn Ciasset on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, com
pencug Oct. Afternoon for children Evenings for Gem
rnen Primary Css. in Brooklyn under the direction Of Mr
FRANK DODWOkTl, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
and SATURDAY MORNINGS. For terms, &c., send for
circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
CI.tjAKS.

Ladies and Merchants invited to visit this Department
this week all the FRENCH CLOAKS will be offered for
sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

WINTER GARDEN.
w REIGN or MERRIhENT.
EVERY EVENING,
MAJOR Dr. BOOTS
EvERYBoDTTs FRIEND
ToODLEs.
Cnaoated Enthusi1sm' Hearty Appeuse,
Notwithstanding the fact that the joint number Of tmes that
Mr. C-rAe has performed tine above characters in Newly
Two HUNDRED AND THIRTY NIGHTS,
the public ',il demand thi. special bill on Of
INEXHAUSrlBLE HUMOR,
which has created real enjoyment than any selection ON
tue dramatic record
pHILHARMoNIC SOCIETY 6, M
PATH SEASON-ls65-l8G6.
The concerts Of the sill take usual a. the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
CARL BERGMAYN.
The frst public rch.aual will take lace
SATURDAY, Oct. I, at 5ocoek p. m,
when che followr pieces will be rehelrs~d:
searx,s1sywgho.y No. No :. in 2.1.DU,, 2 minor.
BEKrBovaS-Oyerture Leonore No. J.
For circular. apply at all the principal music stores Sub
criptons received schsTienberg Lns. No. 7a Broad
wM. sCHARFENBERG President.
L. sprrR Secretary
GREAT FAIR of the AMERICAN INSTI
" TtTTE now op,a at the ARMORY. -Four tsenth-st
near ., dy SE GT SyhSrSNsp &c T. %AcHSERY
MANUFACTURES AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
There 90 exhibition s,,1SfR n5is 80 es,s'1q MoTISa
FRUITS. FLOWERS. &C.
will be exhibited during the Fair
Dod.worth. Twenty second Regiment Band engaged
MIR. HENRY GEBHARDs GYMNASIUM
wi and PEACISG ACADEMY. No. l6l kfh-ave.. corne
l5lh season. iS65-is66, MONDAY, oc, o Circulars sen
OF application.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
NE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~ 50 West FouIeenlh., ~. open MEDNESDAlS and SAT-

UNU1TS.
Ladies at 2; Children at4 Evening Classes ats
shall Introduce tony pupil, the present the Ger
Coflon and the QuddTie FraHcdis. danced in
presence the past Summer at Paris and Dieppe.
Having had the honor be elected Corresponding Member
the Socen ioadtmi9ue d,s PrQfeesys de DdHe dc PGrs
Aytisfes du Thtdte Imperial dr opera, all dancs
eanang the Society will be orwardcd to soor
as produced
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
n II. RIvERS's BROOKLYN DANCING

W ACADEMY No. 20 ScheTmerborn st., of Court
OF. Glasses forming. Send a circular. FOR a
description Of the fashionable Quades and Coion,
incose twenty five
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

i at WEST CHESTER The duties Of this Institution
will be resumed on THURSDAY, September :. at p N,
Cadets may pursue either classical scientific course oil
study under expeenced aud thorough Instructors In the
Primary Department the usaal English branches are taught
Military uction given n the three OF the service
The Academy Is furnished with horses for cavalry and horse
artillery exercises
All the appointments Of the Institution Of the first
erder and expense eo. spared 10 advance the Edu'
cation and Military Training Of the Cadets
The religious Instruction Of the Cadets s carefully a
tended 10.
For Circulars, apply TO Col THEO. HYATT,
President of Pennsy Wv anis Military Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
OEER PARK FEMALE INSTITUTE. Port

lIJrrvi. Erie R. RI Orange Co.. " Y reopens Sept l3
Address Rev. l. II. NORTHkUP, Principal go , =,
an, no,ntan scenery and air spacious and weurnshed
bouse exec len, table thorough instruction In e departments
Of female education, with ulenJoymen OF social ana eiio"'
priyleges si combine 10 give va Ne this Institution
From in The Philade pbia Press by T. Sears LID
men Of and intelligence in our large cites
were only aware OF the peculiar advantages both endl and
pAvicl eroy-d this Institution, spacious as the buidn!
IT, could not contain half Of those Tor whom admission woud
be sought.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
prlnllns.
90 farmers ano Others.

A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone
IN ware Sewer pipes Flooring. Oven and Green House
Tile, Fir. Bricks Gimme Tops Vases. kc-, &c Depot o.
Long Island Pottery No. 2sl Pearl g. n. I. Edw H. Quinn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

40 EMY Rlairstown Warren County, y. the next
scholastic wear will Oct and continue 10 1uy J.
with short vacation Christmas. The course o study Is
extensive and thorough sordng equal advantage 70 nses
and fenses For particulars Catalogue OF 1850 TOT
charscter lnsution last Report OF 1resDyteia
Board of Education in the hands Of the Clelgy.
). ). STEVENS. a. NJ. Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
GLOVES.

On Monday or Tuesday will be out Of the Custom. House
New Assortments for the Fall Season.
LEGRAIN, No T29 Broadway.
Two skmen wanted None need apply unless well accus
toned to the sale Rich Silks Also Salesman for the UP.
holstery Dspartmsnt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.

VIII exhibit on Monday another lot Of Curtains at ss6
80 80 per pair Designs and appearance equal the finest
Lace Curtsins and the cheapest Curtain In market.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
MISS KENNEDY

Il RENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. Al West Sirtsenth-st., New-
York, vii reopen Sept 20 his. KENNEDY receives very
limited number of Boarding Pupils who under her
supervision have French resident Goyerness land
every facility for acquiring thorough and accomplished edu
cation. Address above for Circulsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

DROF. MALEZIEUX, from the University
Of France, Academy Of Paris No. Irving place. PRI.
VATE LESSONS Of French Literature, Grammar and Con-
serssion. The highest references given.
THE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No.
Il l35 Madison ave-, Thirty secondst tho Rev
tSAAC FERRIS, ID. D., LII d., President, Mrs. NJ. g.
PuLs and Miss G. T. Ferris. Princpss will reopen MON
DAY, Sept 10.
FJNHE ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSICAL
i SCHOOL of DR. y. BERTHET and b. BRAMAN
si open Sept 18th at No. go Broadway There 10 Gym.
easom For circulars, apply at LoCKWoODs. No. al
Broadway.
FJNHE MISSES BUCKNALL's ENGLISH and
II FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL. No. 3
second door from the Fifthsve. will
feopen SEPTEMBER ls.
SCHOOL FURNITURE. - Teachers Desks
~ and Chairs Tables Bank aud Office Desks &C. Lecture
nd School eottsss All other kinds Of school material
R0BT PAT0H. No. "a Grovest.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

OLYMPIC rHEATER.
" sole Lessee and NJ nsseress.......Mrs JOHN WOOD
s,sss Manager IL. SELWYN
TUESDAY EIEalNG. SEPTEMBER rs,
MRS. JOHN WOOD
will appear for the fret mo this season. as
LADY GAY SPANkER,
In Boucicsut's celebrated Comedy. entitled
LONDON ASSURANCE,
Supported Oy the foiowin. powerful cast;
Mr.. j. H. Stoddart. beicoutt Nouuy
Mr.. j.
Mr.. O. w. Garrison.
Mr.. j. r. Morilfer.
Mr. James lie 'DoAy sPanhcs
MI H. Pearson.
Mr. {. n. Cool
Miss Amlc Harris. sssfep
THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 3,
ACTRESS BY DAYLIGHT
Mrs John Wood ammo Bracegrdle
MONDAY EVENING, OCfObER2 2
produced original Spec acular Drama Of
move. and extraordinary effects before
actcj) entitled ~
LOLAH
written expressly for Miss LUCY RUSHTON, nom the
Theater Royal HsyHsrket London, who VIII make hef s
appearance In America asthe heroine
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

MISS HAVENS will reopen her French and
WI English Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
MONDAY Sept 49, At No $50 hadisonsve Letters directed
20 her esdenc. will receive immediate attention. She will
be AT home after Sept T.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

DERKSUIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS,
ID Stockbrdee Mass The Winter Term win begin TUES
DAY, October 4. Send for circular +. HOFFMAN
Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

VXTANTED-A situation as GARDENER, Dy
w mared man who was 20 yrsr' around Londen, on 3 rd
gland and years Csnsds ia well .e9usnsa u,n.
vation and CATION Of stove and green housn P ~
yn1, 10 has no objections to going south Aaas ao
three dsys 10 C. YOUNG At Mesrs. Hcnmins hendef'on
i Cs'G No. OF Nsssspst, Nsw.yorh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
,ARRJTTONIAN PENMANSHIP.

ID "By its aid any twelve years old can make hrs''
sI.s, penmen without teachers - Christian Herald
Beautiful copies for practice viii make good penmeh
without an insttue,or"- Scientific American , =, 4,
Superior 10 all other sy,tems'- E t. RICE New, OH
Custom Iouse and formerly Professor OF feninshsAip III
New ork State Noima School
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02

TfGARs AND TOBAcCo.-CIuAR MANUFACTURERS
~ YIN md splendid - Of real vuelta Abajo Tobacco
high favor at moderate price, and lot OF Spanish RH
bens. AL kinda ~ store. No N i,stsr streeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-F0R GENTLEMEY
oRly al the New York Museum o. Anatomy, ei8 Broad
way Parties unable 70 attend these lectures have then
forwarded receipt Of ten cents by addressing Secretary
New York Museum of Anatomy IN M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02

DEv. .DR BUTLER, Of INDIA Will GIVE Hit
III lecture the Sepy IcbcDa, for the rsl IN New
York, Al Cooper Institute December n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02
DRTvArE LECTURES ON ELECTRICITY

DRrvATE LECTURES ON ELECTRICITY.
Physicians or other persons desiring thorough know
lodge electricity treatment and disease
,psa thirty years experience may have opportunity
voin Aprvate css where The whole system wifi he explain
cd aid Illustrated upon living subjert giving knOlcdg,
thst ton years. praetcc could not confer Apply Al t
broadway second floor, from 81 tO5 y. NJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-28

ExEsAoRoIyARy NFXoE!E-NoTPh- sud ether
eminent cbessplayers have recently given instances
Of their e1tracriinary memories Dir Wallis tells Us
that lie could by mere eEovt Of memory perform
arithmetIcai calculations, as multiplication, dlvIsIon'
extraction Of roots. etc, up 10 forty places. Herah
CCIburn, George Bidder. and Jedediah Buxton were
also wonderful mental ar.thIet!claGs. The !ASt
named once mentally calculated how much : :arthIng
doubled 80 times would come 70, and the snsWer
was sc, down from his lips IN 80 places Of pounds
and en- old -. 81. and being asked how many bar
leycorns would reach eight miles, answered il I min
uies l.52O, go. Sir Walter Scott had n marve!ously
relentige memory 50 had MacIulay, who 1t Is SAID,
could repeat from memory the whole Of Parsaise
Lost Ia the stirring days Of A;heEiau politics!
greatness, mel could be found who could repeat the
Had and Oiissey and We have read Of 4 man
in Naples who could repeat the whole Of IAsSos
Jerusalem Delivered, and not only reci,e il eonSecu-
lively, but repeat any stauza in any given oocA,
repeat those s,auZas IN utter defiance OF the sense
either backwards OF forwards, CT from the Sh 10 The
1Et .!le alternately. We have heard q several per-
sons (notatly the Blind jamie OF Strling) who could
repeat the whole Of the Bible. or any required chap
ter or verse Of it There are beside dozens Of living
persons with most marvellous memories, the chief Of
whom IS perhaps Mr.. Elihu Burriti, the Merchant
Of the present day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-28

John NCCEAEES.
Portland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-12
SPECIAE NOTICES.
KEEP DISEASE AT BAY.

KEEP DISEASE AT BAY.
Invslids. broken down in health and spirits BY
Chronic Dyspepsia. or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attack Of acute dis
ease, the testimony of thousands who have been
raised as BY miracle from siailar state of pros
tration, by HosT8-IRR'S STOMACH BIrTERs, is q
sure guarantee that by the same means you TOO
may be strengthened and restored. But to those
who stand in peril of epidemics, to all who, by
reason OF exposure, privations. or uncongsnial
climate, or unhealthy pursuits. may at any moment
be stricken down, this paragraph is most particle
la-fy and enphoticaly addressed. You, who are
thus situated, are proffered absolute safeguard
against the danger that menaces you. Tone and
regulate the system with this harmless medicinal
Stimulant and Alternative, and you will be FORE
armed against the maladies whose seeds float
around you in the air unseen. HosFsfTRR's
STOMACH BITrRRs are not only standard Tonic
and Alternative throughout the United States, but
they accredited by the certificates Of the most
distin suished citizens Of the Union to the people
of all other lands. In Canada. Australis, and the
West Indies, they are gradually taking the place
of all other Stomachics. whether native or foreign
and as surely a. truth is progressive ana demon.
stration overthrows doubt, they will eventually
supersede every other Iuvigerant and Restorative
now employ ed in medicinal practice. 1a5-aw