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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. John f. Owens will make his fret appearances
th season at the Broadway Theater tonight IN soon sAa
gle and The Happiest Day OF My Lie MS return -
susury Of merrment Let the house DO crowded
Messrs. Lewis Baker and Mark Smith will Produo'
Csadron for the first time tonight at the Newfoh InsF
FER The beauties Of the spectacle have been much e1io
advance and Il Is understood 70 be good ChrstmAs
Miss Snlio Hnekley and Miss Enia Ne"son ae W SUSSEX
chief feminine characters -.
Mr. Hsrtz the Iusionist will resume operations
A ht a, Doi,verhs HALL The Human Head Floating ID
~. Pr will lie again exhibited We again counsel ee9
lover OF msTves to attend Mr.. Har!s's performances
Mr.. Valentine Vousden will make bis trst spPe1'
,. here this evening at Clinton Hall BE Is known ~!
Polyrational Mmc and be ought 70 Dc heard 'h' ~
ssIs Of sscertaining what pOlyDatOnal mimic ~
Mr. Booth viii appear as Hamis tomorrow s'ea =.
ing and sgain on Thursday at the Winter SarasD.
wednesday az the matinee, be viii enact hus 0'@' -
Psruehio We note by the way, that MT BOOM nas 80
,,a 70 rive dsy performance on Monday nert Dec ~
The Winter Garden for the Benefit OF the Masono Ns.f
Asrlum Fund Tie Stranger wiz DO tneh AZ
Ss;nrdsv sTeniu9 Mr. Booth win repeat his ~ ~
Rr5arj JIT Ths usual Booth performance WI os
Brooklyn Academy OF Music Friday MY boos
ment here this sesson, we oug1t 20 msnsv , nsnser
Mr.. wallsck will bring out " Ours on w'uuo 's 81
night To night She Stops TO Conquer WE "
the last time Let omit to gee M me I'M viii coassi o.
hn neeo IVY ~ a Marty and Deaf - Post 1asE.
Ter niece was acted with great snect on 2 uspg part
sTsf tme this season. Mr. Holland mas "0S'
IA IT, q, ..:.,,o "a annesr
r. No. o. Rsvenswood" which piece has been SON,
what curtsled and is now played win 9f''i'' -
'.Ti,e II,,guenot Captain 70 In rehearsal IA,
Mt O. L. Fox at tAs Old Boveryl Is eS'a' F" "DA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17

BROOKLYN AcADEMY or MUSIC.
fIgl4 FVENiNa-THlRD MOkDAf-POPULAR CONOEE
NJ N,si aiiss 0oodwH hr Campbell Mr. Colby and fheodo
Thsaasss Oshssfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
oafMMNoc,

Aal al s,a are folly gusrsn'ssd they fee necessary prea
the above a. theu
ssr etesdy extensively initiated These tooas can
throughout tbs country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17

wALLACNs TnEATER ar. T.,
THfs w NING-sHF BrODP5 To GONQyEhSS hi - Z I.
Nalsst. 49, Frcdefir Robinson, ~ Joha SAD'-" N1 49,
Nss Msdslns Honrilues. hts FetD'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17

rHts EyENIN0-aiR VALENTINE yoUSDENS ENTER
tAlENENI, THE UNITY OF NATIONS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17

OTVNPIU IHEAIFHs -. =, :,
rms FVENiN0-hASIEh ~ hA'hN9"NNN' ~ ~
stisa. Niis Hose EyinEe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17

sTFfNw AY HALL
rms FvEHING-CONCERT or MI. GEO. w. MORGAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17

rtgpa AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. - =, 81.
4ttfz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hINSi hELS ~ Ma
- niACK Two POMPEYs-WAKE UP AbkAHAM.h@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17

EEwYORK MUsEU@ or ANATOMY:
.as uAgIlfNgTON TWiNS-AEAr0MICAL COLLECTION
lJs.., asfg lem o M 10 10 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17

Nos $50 kED So BROADWAY
49, opauur over goods Of their own IN
psss snd specially their oEdsreHeaeins ell ths novel
IswuIRr cLooKa BRoS1ss. HAEcX G0oDt .
Paris London, Vienna Oenevs Nepos
ss forming extensive assortment Of roh ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21

THE CHARITABLE FESTIVAL CONCERT.-The grand
Festival under The direction u Theodore Thoma takes
place saturday evening az Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Bleeckert have lately made5 an improvement Ia pouos
Il has long been disputed question whether t strings shoa1
rest upon wooden o ir6n seng but the Decker Bttcrs
have illustrated The principle Of wooden bearings with great
SUCCESS. ~
fIxfsxAS Son No Leroy place Beocker.st have in.
vented ana patented piano which they call the CycOd" II
presents radical change and construction to the
piano d while adopting all the improvements which have
saied from past experience exhibits novelty Of shape and
presents many advantages
CHcKERNG Sons well known manufacturers Of grand,
square and upright pianoorcs They have been established
since 1873 have been awarded IS medals aud bear enynbe
reputation for their excellence Of workmanship and general
qualy Of the instrument Their establishment ia at No 6j2
Broadway.
MANNER Co Of Nos LEI and ls9 Bowery have patented
pianofore which they term the "Arion"E 1t is good in
tone and in neatness and finish all that can be desired
G. g. H. BARMoRE have been awarded II medals for their
pianOfoes Each being warranted for FIVE They
have testimonials from the most distinguished artists At No
243 Bleecker.st are the sslesroons Of this finn.
BLOOMFIELD OTIS warrant each panoorte they make for
seven years This establishment is at No 67s Broadway
CHAxBERs & Sons ECLECTIC pianos for sale at tie
warerooms Eghth.st Of Fourlhave They claim
that they combine every Improvement Of intrinsic value
DECKER Co have scale ivory agrafe bar panoorte
for sale at No. 4l9 Broome-st.
c. A. MUNGER, No. GIG Broadway, warrants his
Emerson Pianos for Eve years In point Of finish and work
manship they unexcelled
GEORGE STICK Co. who have been awarded gold and sill
yer medals for Grand and Square Pianos have wareooms
at No lH Eighthst
HANEs BROTHERS ironframe overstrung Pianos with
entire wooden frames are sale at the ofTweuy first
81. and Secondaye.
HAzLEToS BROTHERS. No 30 Prncest call their latest
uacture the Euphonic Agae Treble which conceded to
possess both power and briliancy.
RAVEN BACON offer the public pianoforte with patent
combination sounding board It is claimed that this board
a.. Ire, ~ ffafr tsF.v miami
They can be purchased at No l35 Grandst
T. JONES has for sale pianos and melodeons at No 81
Apnst
WEBER Co.'S wnrerooms are AZ No 49 Broomest The
pianos Of this firm used by the Conservatory Of Music
ard arc favoraby known for their immense power equality
sweetness and brllisncy Of tone
The DECKER Patent BelagraHe Full Iron Plate Piano is only
20 be obtained az No 4 Bleecker-st
HORACE WAIEls No 4sl Broadway, has for sale or hire
square OF upright pianos meodeons and cabinet organs
g. g. SxE Co have tho First Premium Estoy Organ for
Ss With tbe yOT hvHgaa St,aeswent pt No p7 Froomoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21

N''''' ~ '1' THOMAS 4 Co, Managing Di-eciors
| u" n. H. DAVIS,
Agent for the Home aud School,
No. CTS Broadway. New-i Ofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTs-WHAT
TO GET AND WHERE TO GET 1T

I. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS-WHAT
TO GET AND WHERE TO GET IT.
If t is more blessed to give than TO receive" then
An what beatudes Of enjoyment must fathers and mothers and
generous in the Holiday time in the opinion Of the
ntte folks They fully appreciate the pleasure Of receiving
Christmas toys and in enyiOus Of those who
making happy have douby blessed themselves according
70 above quoted proyerb 1t is wen that the custom Of
giving Of love and good feeling at this anniversary time
does eoDfne itself the children but that provision must
be made for all ages and classes by the dealers who would MAKE
specially Of Holiday Goods To be sure the custom oil UNI
seral presentation leads queer conclusions mus we
yesterday overheard ga when asked what ne got last
Christmas say that his sister gave him the Whoopng
cough while uptown we sat beside ehy dressed
who told her next negor uen the other Sde ha she
as going 10 got bill OF divorce Christmas surprise 70 her
husband But these were the who love their kind
red and eod the paper study the Holiday advertisements and
reousy hang up long stocking on the bedpos or the door
knob on Christmas For snch we have word to ay be-
low as to where to go for their yearly tribute TO Santa Claus
and social good feeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
CITY NEBS.

UNION LEAGUE MEETING.-An important meeting
Of Counc 30 l. L. l. A. viii be lcd this evening at head
ounrers corner Of Fo,sixht and EghthGye Matters In
reference the approaching State Convcntion VIII be con
sidcrcd
THE CHARITABLE FESTIVAL CoYCERT.-The grand
Festival Concert under the direction u Theodore Thomas takes
place on saturday evening at Cooper Institute.
The CITY oP BALTINoRE.-Various rumors have
been in circulation respecting tho possible capture Of The
City Of Baltimore by Tie Feans bu these are az
vessel arrived In safety Monday nine days from Ills
pm.
IAnnoaresm-n'.l
A-THR CHARM oP BEAUTY.
rI0rrurr Eznt DE PARr.'
Asoy1. wnrTr asD BrArrrrULsnN
n. % Par the exquisite preparation f,r The shin IL o'sd
Mi,. Lrcr Ru,HTov.
Mis' LuciLLr WfsTEss'
u. D.. HOvrHs
Mls Vysrvau.
Ni.s HxLvS WFsrF1N
Nile SogHr d. MAsorsRrrts
h.'' AoSu PEssr
Miss ANyiE GOWN
and ;, 5a.n. 30 dae.' q SOLD BY all hr't'' drug
itnyar Nc 7l Brosdwsyi Drsl, BAaSEs Co., and ,. C.
WILL General Agents
HATs'oP THR LATEST STYLE, and every variety OF
Frp CaP Le will be found tn. Of KSoI No 7i2 Brosd
VAL Conner Of Faon H, latest invention Of gentlemen hs, Il
al tie rage. and more becoming style has been
introduced even by Kso1 who ohe most celebrated hs,er
the city
HOLIDAY SLIrPERs. - CANTRBLL's elegantly en-
bro.d SLiPPtEs the hind Of pens ih sensible pcop"
appreciate, ClSrRSLL bs, superior Hoei Call h store No
Bl5 broadway.
CoTTOy PACKED HAND LAMPS and FLUID for the
.. ,a he had r Jn the BEDFosD LuBRIcATiso
No. 50 Coaftlsndtsi.
Do YoU WANT WHEELER * WILSON'S SEWING
uAcnEE yoursef fend' See ELLIS at H1ouie Fair
LATEST sup NEWS.
49, ,,..r
Steamship Abemarle Boa kehiiud and Nooh, with md'e
and pass TO Livingston Fo1 i g?
BELOW.
rs sor..hp Rsl,n .I month, shanghai short Of pro-
visions nd W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21

SPECIAL NOTICE.
pleasure In acGuowlsdgng behalf OF the Home ard
School liberal don-ou 4 800 made by the Empire sewing ia
cline Company e No. Gib hT.-away, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21

The CITY oP BALTINoRE.-Various rumors have
been in circulation respecting tho possible capture Of the
steamer civ Of Baltimore by the Fcnans but these are al
nut 10 ah by fact received by cable Yesterday that ihe
vessel arrived out In sacty Monday nine days RON ts
uurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21

UNION LEAGUE MEETNG.-An important meeting
Of Council 30 L. l. A. viii be held this evening at head
Quarters, corner Of Foryxtht and Eighthaye Matters In
reference the approaching State Convention VIII be con
sidcrrl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-07

How TO SELECT TENDER Fowls
Some epicurean connoisseur lays down
the following directions for the select
ion of good fowls. The suggestions
may be Of value to those who can afford
ehe luxury of turkey, duck or chicken
at the present prices.
\ young turkey has smooth leg, and
SOFT bill, and if fresh the eyes will be
bright, and the feet moist.
Young fowls have a tender skin,
smooth legs, and the breast bone yields
readily to the pressure Of the fingers.
The best are those that have yellow
legs. The feet and legs OF old fowls
look as if they had seen hard service in
the world.
Young ducks feel tender under the
wings, and the web Of the foot is trans
parent. The best are thick and hard
on the breast.
Young geese have yellow bills, and
the feet axe yellow and supple. The
skin may be easily broken by the head
ola pin; the breast is plump and the
fat white. An old goose is unfit for the
human stomach.
Fowls are most easily picked if scald-
ch, but this renders the skin liable to be
torn, and consequently they will not
look SO nice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-07

SUGGESTIONS on TEALTH.-Thr hui
man system, though capable of great
endurance, and rcGuperative energy,
of:el unexpectedly gives out. Men,
women, aud children cannot toll un-
ccasingly for q long period of time,
without Intervals of rest and sleep. re
preserve perfect healthful tone Of body
and mind, these intervals should be
longer than some suppose. Cnceas-
ing toll, or excitement of mind, prcdis-
poses to the neglect Of the health OF in
dividuals and families. Some never
wash their whole person, or know that
ii is necessary To preserve health
Others do this at improper times, or in
an improper manner and conclude they
receive injury, not knowing that q gem
"ral bath should not be taken when the
system is overheated with exercise, or
soon after meal victuals.
The obicet,o a bath, or general wash
ing Of the whole system, is to remove
the cffcGte matter that accumulates
thereon, by Precipitation or exposure to
dust; and as soap with warm water, and
a good rubbing, is necessary to take
dirt and sweat out of clothes, 50 we may
con cludp Il is good to take dirt and
sweat from the surface Of the body
When convenient, this washing of the
person should he done in the morning
before breakfast, or 4 little before din
ncr, if not too fatigued. The feet of peo-
pie and children should often be soak
cd in warm water, with little ashes
i0rihs INfhruf cofhfs3,, and prevent a
hcalthful circulation in them.
The feet should be bathed in the even
ing, before retiring to rest. Many poo
pie injure their health and endanger
their lives by washing their feet in cold
water at night, after they have ceased
exercise. Had they washed them thus
in the morning, and exercised through
the day, it might not have hurt them
but it is never safe 10 wash them thus
at night Cor. AmcricQn.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-07
lfl,c ainrltstcafi.

<@>J-,~-.@,> ~~~.>--1.<~->~--1
BLEEDING FROM THE NO5E. Some
two years ago while going down Broad
way, New York, blood commenced
dropping from my nose quite rapidly.
stepped aside and applied my hand
kcrchief, Intending to repairto the near
est hotel, when a gentleman accostcd
me, saying: "JUst put a piece ofparcr
in your mouth, chew it rapidly, and it
will stop your nose bleeding.n Thank
ing him rather doubtfully, | did as he
suggested, and the flow of blood ceased
almost Immediately. l have seen the
remedy tried since quite frequently land
with success always. Doubtless any
substance would answer the same pur
pose as we'll as paper, the stoppage o.
the flow of blood being caused doubt
less by the rapid motions Of the jaws
and the contraction of the muscles anC
arteries connecting the jaws and nose
Cor. Cultirat0r. ..H..a
RooTs AND STOCK-RAIsING.-Tht
Canada Farmer says: 1t is impossible
to keep stock advantageously without
roots. This fact, and the fact also thai
roots play such al important part in s
iudicious rotation, ought toinduce more
attention to them. Turnip culture ha:
been pronounced the sheet-anchOr O
British agriculture. 1t has wrought
little short of revolution in farming
matters in the old country, and it vii
do the same here, if it can bemade gen
raj, Turnips do not require to be soWr
until thd hurry of the spring work i;
over, and thus a season of comparative
leisure may be appropriated to this inn
portant crop. They are Il pretty sure
crop, and,on good land, highly produc
tive and remunerative. In this country
they cannot, as in Britain, be fed on the
ground. but require storage. They
however, stand Il considerable degree O
cold, and keep we'll either in pits OF
moderately well protected cellars.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-07
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Sablatl, a,eaGliuo.

AFFLICTIoN.-ltis by affliction chief
Iy that the heart OF man is purified and
the thoughts are fixed on better state
1t is seldom that we are otherwise, than
by affection, awakened to a sense of oul
lmbecliity, or taught to know how lit,
lie all our acquisitions can conduce tC
safety or quiet; and how justly we may
ascribe to the superintendent CT 9
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TRIALS BLEssED.-We must taste
the gall if we are o las e tie glory. 1t
justified by faith, we must suffer tribu-
lation. When God saves a soul he tries
it. Some believers are much surprised
when they are called to suffer. They
thought they would do some great thing
for God but all he permits them to do
is to suffer. Go round to every one in
glory; each has different story to tell,
yet every one tale Of sufierings. But
mark, all were brought out of them. 1t
was a dark cloud, but it passed away.
The water was deep, but they reached
the other side. No one there blamcs
God for the way he led them hither.
salvation is their only cry. Child
of God, murmur not at your lot-you
must have plain as well as white
robe. Learn to glorify in tribulations
/ also
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THANK GOD FOR THAT.-Lady
Huntington was trying to lead one to
Christ. TO her urgent cntreaties he
said:
Oh, it is Of no use. AIN lost |
am lost :"
Thank God for that," she said.
Why ?n exclaimed the man in as
constituent.
Because" said Lady Huntington,
"Christ came to save the lost, and if
You are lost, He is just the one that can
save you"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-07

TIE TEMPLE OF CHILDUOOD.-Ihc
temple Of childhood has three gates OF
entrance: First, the heart ; second the
imagination and third the reason.-
The beartisthe first to open, ii we would
fill that temple with light and joy.
Through the heart q child may be inn
pressed and taught long before any
other entrance can be made to its
soul. Through the heart the inspira-
ton must pass which can awaken the
mind, and unfold its leaves of thought
and understanding. Next, the imagi-
nation wakes; and if we do not pass
that gate with light and holiness, and
beautify it, while we adorn the temple
within, some one else will pass it and
defle the temple. Enlighten, nourish,
gladden. the imagination of childhood
with truth and beauty from The Bible,
and from all noble life, from history
and story, and the main gate will be
secure, and the temple shine with bril-
liant lights. After that childhood adj
vances, open the gate Of reason, cuIti-
vate the mind through the heart and
imagination, and your teaching and
culture will succeed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-07

RELIGION Is THE BREAD OF LIFE
I wish to appreciated more liyingly the
.orce Of such expressions. Why. /
remember when l was a boy, / could
not wait till ! was dressed in the morn
Jag, bat ran aud cut slice from The
loaf, and all around the loaf too, in
order to keep HE till break fast-if dill
gence earned wages should have been
wcM- paid and then I could no. wait
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-07
SILVER MEDAL!
The Combination Silver Skirt,

This invention combines with the ordinary cotton
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the lower hoops Of all other kinds are soon Injured
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The best materials are used in their construction
ard from their durability and they are destined
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For sale by Miller Wilson aud Albert Allen Cedar
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