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NEW PUDLICATIONS. —— THE EDUCATION OF IDIOTS. ¢ AND 1TS TREATMENT FY THE T’n\\m IDXNLO(.H, AL METHOD, By EpwARD fkcuis, M. D, pp. 42 Willism Wood & Co. The importance of the sublcot of this treatise, the &eficioncy of thmough um. philosoplieal works upon {diocy, sud the ack nowledged n of Dr, Beguin a9 one of the fust of living psyolwlogists, give the wolume now before us a wore general interest than Sften pertaine to medical writings. Itie only within the present century that asything like @ rational gys- tem bas been pursned in the education of the unfor- tunate class to whose improvement the author of this ook has devoted himself. Indeed, until the eminent French swrgeon Ttard undertook, in 1801, the edu.’ cation'of & boy found running wild in the forest of Aveyron, aud endoavored, following the philosop phical theories of his master Condillae, to develop bis intel- tectual faculties by means of sensations, no system at sll was pursuned by the few benevolent persons who pow and- then attempted to elevate the condition of {diots, and If the poor creatures managed to learn & few things by rote it was all that anybody expected of them. Itard nearly discovered the right way to go %o work when he set about teaching the savage of Aveyron; but he believed idiocy incurable, and re- ded the savego boy simply as entirely untaught, ‘hkiglad was unused to the ordivary food of men, and uleclud his viotuals by the emell. - When bhe wanted te drink he stretched bimself at full length on the gnd and immersed his chin it the water likea t. He tore up all the efbthes that were given himj coustantly to escape; often walked on all fours; fought with his teeth; bad no articulate langunage, even appeared to lmk the faculty of speec Sew signs of intelligence; I‘uL was kind, complaisant,, and foud of cfresses. Itard began bis' training with Wwa other purpose than *to" solve the metaphysical :.Hnn determining- what might be the degree of telligence, and the nature of the ideas of lad who, feprived from birth of all edueation, should have |vod cutirely separated from the individuals of his " in other words, to discover “the nataral of the human mind, obliterated in us by arti cultare.” The method he first adopted was toy ndeavor to endear the boy to social life; to awaken' El:-nerwnu sensibility by the most energetio stimu- te, and by quickening the affections of the soul; v‘)lnens of his ideas by creating new uu and nmluly ying bis associations with suriound- beings; to lead him to the use of speech, by de- rmining the exercise of imitation, under the spur of pecessity ;* apd to exercise, during a cerfain time, the ple operations of bis mmd n‘)on his physical wants, therefrom derive the application of the same to ‘Whjects of instruction, Thi pnvchnlomnl method Wwas well enough adapted to the education of & savage; # Kard seoms to had a suspicion that savage- ‘was ot tho only evil ke bad to deal with; for, course of & year or more we find him framing o ume, based upon physiological principles, Wmdracing the development of the scnses, the de- Yelopment of the intellectngl faculties, and the de- Selopment of the affactive functions. He made no rnul exposition of this gystem,uand when, after six * partly successful labor, he discovered that his pd wes moj ooly a_savage but an idiot, ho believed t, and gave up in despair. stenlatizing and putting into opera- Yo extend the 'tof tim holding hle hands'long erongh in the desired position to make him feel what it i we require. After # time bo is to be placed in full view of & group of ildren imitating motions that are wade for them. ns of different limbs, of the whole body, of the tongue, ete., are taught in succession, and | special attention is pmd to the organs whose action n most defective, Thus the obild is gradually bmnf to realize that every part of the y may be cal upon to answer the summons of an external will, ane must be atall times ready, and this sense imparts lo the conntegance sooner or later, & yonmncnt oxpres. New Pubhications. FODTLR & PALMER, Jl.‘ BIBLE HOUSE, Afi'l‘OF PLACE, BEAUTIFU DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY BOOY AND mm JTION! ma?'n‘fifig; G'T P 7 R’.'"'h“ ray- V‘dw 10y Bo0E n-v rmm)olur Christmes M Dl % EXAMINE. No. 14 BIBLY HOUSE, ASTOR PLACE. | WRITINS CALL sion of intelligence. Thenoxt thing is to educate the senses, and the first BOOKS. 5, BIBIZS, ALBUMS. to be traing ln“(hn sense of touch, beuuurinl 0 50.000 most general, all the other senses be!rg in fact only Juvenile BOOKS, PHOTQORAPH ALBUMS and modifications of it. The same principles which we :‘::I‘"-" ‘;;““; wil e SOLS WA DISCOUNE from Pl bave traced m the parts of Dr. Beguin's system al ready described, are followed im the improvement nf these functions, a8 well as of the faculty of speech, and the memory and imagination., The foundation of the Doctor’s method is the principle of cowparison, prioes of 5PER CENT. st J. O'KANE'S CHEAP BOOKSTCRE, No. 126 N Cfiilfi] EA§DM{D HARE and V. ENOLISH md AMERICAN BOOKS—A BIG ST which he designates as *nature’s own method o peitly Boaw lendidly Hliustrated. teaching mankind.” e makes great use of mueie, of HOLIDAY TS, CHEAPER THAN [ns;wu!::vu drawing (for which many idiots {uvs o decided apti- Also, Children's Books, Photograph Albuius, B! blen, Prayer “by we. N.B.—An gerirable Hook furvished ¢ Do, NTHOMAS, Books! C"fils’rmé MUSIC. & Silver Tramyate;s ar pl u"l-ypd In 81, Peter Trumpets. thde), and of object-lessons, He next passes on to (he moral troatment of thor - ticnt, defining this branch of education to be * | nynbemnho action of a will upon another in view of its improvement.” Punishment isdto be avoided until it is certain that the nnderstandingeof the wrong prewrled its commission, Rewards and carcsses must also be given very cautionely, becanse when injudiciously sp- plied they break llw contipulty of effurts begun and FABLES. 1tis printed cause & diversion from set tesks and a relaxation of und to aleth, gilt, st 1. FOWLER & WELLS, nfw :fll. yeb“ the {.an m)ll not do ‘_A! the k::omml\ml % of the teacher, he will often imitate from the actions B 1T of another child. So idiots, however incapable, ean L‘.Pr{?s..l.‘... W .5: bo made to act effigiently one uponsinothor if We know | yuds, wair, volos, walk, ate., tnd h w Year's present, lo Tnn 245 In i1ch Moroceo, full gilt, $10; in elegant Calf, " t, $6; Moslin, plaln, 65, New how to oppose the vivacions to tbe fmmebile, the loguaclous to the mute, the imitative to the cire- less, the affectionate to the indifferent. Never- theless obedience must be taught, though se- verity is to be avolded; and Dr. Seguin gives some very ourious details of the careful method by which the teacher ought to give emphasis to his commands —his looks, hix gestures, his attitude, evon the position of his feet, helping to enforce the divections given by bislips. Coneurrently with the teaching of obedience the master must bcmn to use the gentler forms of in- ducement which conduct the ebild gradually from pas- sive subjeotion to earnest self-government. ‘t'he ap- petite is congnered and mude to conduce tomoral and mental improvement, As the patient makes progress and comes ont of ““the first and nearly despairing pe- riod of his training,” he is taught to work for a short time every day—in no case inore than four or five hours out of the twenty-four, and always with some definite object; and as much timo as possible ie de- voted to what Dr. Seguin calls the most sensible of our duties, that of making the pupils merry by sports, games, musie, dancing, and theatrical ]\(\l’lofl!mlllefl The development of the sense of affection, which the author well says is the end of his teaching aa it was its beginning, must be through the power of love. We must teach the child that he is loved, and make bim eager to love in his turn, Dr. Segnin describes in detail what an institntion for the training of idiots ought to be, and cites a num- ber of interesting cases, many of them from his own BOOK NIGHT AFTER CHRISTMAS, unl'nrrl,u ILLUSTRATED. y £ S MITCHELL & SFIXAS, No. 911 Brosdway. (CHear T BOOK STORE in the WORLD, 10.000 My -nt B 80,000 € hfidrn X 68 000 Miscelly LIVING exection commende. Historians ip.m Presco LEJ $8. by Justice Story, Chaneellor Bancrofs aud Illh(nl 4 vols. This would man or other frl the memory of wh Bent free of p 'I)ON QUI now ready. Vl‘llh Sketches and excellent I Hughes, the grest Englis and of Freseat to y, clorgy- well as the receiver— ear. , illustrated hv TAVE 14 Cloth Tl git, st CHARLES A, MIL, New-York. Alio vumbers st 30 cents O OGiCAL flLR\'\L for JAN- e, snd containe npl(u Reformer) " Faiber ducation, by Jol al of the Good snd the Ba Grephis Systems, by M practice, showing the rosults of his eyetem, and | G. €quier; The ehnlhorlmlxwllu throwing light upon certain of the causesof idiocy md‘m‘ "(’)'"’(I n which deserve the careful attention of parents. His treatise is & valuable contribution both to science and philanthropy; and we can hardly gay more in its " for a Boy or Year's Subscription to ¥ RICA wih good. okt o oy Sy gabie o ‘n on ideas belongs to hia pupil, Dr. uin. With a commendable modesty the doctor from claiming the honor which is fairly his , but his reputation is fortanntely so well estab- hed that there is little «lrmgn of his wmu.-s bvhx ed. After several years of thorough monm to the canses and philosophy of idiocy, Dr. Seguin aschoo) for idiots in Paris in 1838, llld WAS 80 Wuccessful that the school of the Bicdtre was placed ‘his charge, and the French® Academy, whose tteo umfull tested his system, gavo him testimonial of their ap rornl After fhe revolation 1848 he came ta the United States, where, except ring one brief interval, he has eince vesided, assist- in the organization sud improvement of various Tams. ‘I& gain starta from the principle that idiocy 8 hnt little from & prolonged infancy. It isan of certain funetions of the wind and body by deficiency of nutrition in the fetus and the '.born infant; and it may be, ina more or less pomplete measure, relieved by adapting the principles pzyuologg !hrongb thllulugiul means- and in- ments, to the deve! t of the d{ummo pen ptive, {vflecuve, nm\ spoutaneous functions of outh. e may classify these funotions under lhe reo beads of utivh intelligence, and will; Ibe cordition of theidiot all threo must be udw ..\-—u \bem not as three distinet mnuu ly mdrpendnm powers, but as agencies sct.and react npon oach other. The - of apy of these functions is a disease; their per- I to lnnnl!!{; their notable deficienc: 'y con- itates idiocy. Physiological education aims to re- Jore the hannony of thess fanctious, The first thing §o be done in the tratning of an idiot is to correct the “Beficiencies and jes of motive power, which ‘méalways the most striking and injorious peculiari- tlerof the disease. This isdone by a mild course of mnastics, due care being had ot to develop the uscular out of to_the nervous system. the W , the bow, the wooden the hammer, and the ball, are lfeneully more than heavy dumb-bells, el bars, or the lf the pupil hmbjoetw asmodic move- the hand, we seat him before us and con- trate nll our attention upon securing perfect im- , because quiet must precede all regulated mo- 0 woomp h mu we {nt the 3‘ uietest hand on “‘n o other with a dmh bell, s with our own, M n e-nm m In‘?-’l‘n ‘When we, ‘n wo rejease it, and .y on w turné of snccessive norlll in keeping babd atill mnch the simplest employments. on_the mtrlr{' the child fs ihert we pursue the the legs do not bend, we make ‘move under the elasticity of a baby-| fnmpen if the feet do not come forward to make steps, we let m encounter the nglu ar motion of a epring-board. muscles may be ded, and the articulations Jihbh by hmdlin%'m # contrivance in the na- loyed. The muwnl r for walking un thus aequired, “ the pupil on two Noekl or steps as namw u M, wé eyen permit him to fall gently, to show mudty of straining his muscles to keop in t position. Other blocks or steps are now in front of himw, md with the fnmm of escap- | |fimhhi»h:.m tle helpat first, put:cmwmmzmp.m-oun. Thus walk, but left ou the floor he would ve never M beyond &:Iidh movemont ilibrivm of 1Ust o lll by a o-uhl training of the arms, an % ” )va ow ternately, he legs a aud w Iwmoniu the movement of various grades, a horizontal Hvun the bars of whioh the papil has to alk, dumb-bells, cinbs, &g., are among the appli- ’nou of the M-en for the latter we havec a room or of shad ‘mnd in which are aggregated all of surfaces, smooth and rough, stony and lip- , narrow, abrapt, level, slopin, hvuwu direo- obstacle, in short, which fs ordinari) § lar ymxrmlun lnd through thege %L ol without dumb- i h h’h tho excite- w to {he company rform m u L 3 exorcingy v§ ““Nmfif; trained the pov:zl"'vf =iy _grmw TR be may be taught, by he oan only preserve mat the rounds, The t, to preveut injury from certain subsidiary exercises i Dl.wl forms in due%season 5 uul uwonu t ll pupil to O 1o dnnl tho lfiu - t Ior (hu' ‘which [aculty ofimdtation, which pla; un(mpon.nl art the education of the idiot. ‘o‘mnfing even lw}i,ora #ho child can stand if necessary, we seat him ona chair »g'poaiu- us and invite him to imitate certain motions of At st ho will not do it, avd e do it for | X't} Bposima praise than that it is worthy of the distingulehed repu- tation of its author. 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THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. 31 and 33 VESEY STREET, corner Church strest. 51 ind 39 VESEY BTEEET, coruer Clorch sireat. corner Clutch sireet. comer ClLarch street. /T, cornor Clurch streeh. ? 35 v{‘fl gun‘. cornet Church street. “ IlOADWAY ‘corner Bleecher-st. o lowwfi'—umv Blosckerat. ROADWAY, .m« Blcocker. 0 BROADWAY, soruer Blessker st 0 BROADWAY, corner Blevckoe sk, 0 BROADWAY, corae Blocekor st 01 BIOHTRAVE. north comer Thdtty-osetht. 461 BIGHTE AVE., morth corner Thisty foscthi s @1 BIGHTH AVE. inorth sornar Thlrty-fourihot 1 BIGHTILAVE.. north corner Thisty folilet: @) EIONTILAVE., sorth sorner Thiziy-fourtst. ) RIONTH-AVE., sorth sorner Thicty toarth st 199 SFRINO ST 9 SPRING ST cormer Consord-st., Brookiya. soruar_Coasordt, Brooklys. 99 FULTONST, sornss Concordsb, Brosklys, 29 FULTONST, cormer Cossondst., Buookiys. No. 11 oluu;i" Willismebarghs No. 123 GRANDST, Willmubaigh No. 199 ORANBST, Wikiwmeb frgh. Ne. 133 GRAND § No, 33 GRAND %09 FULTON.ST, Willismebargh. ' Wiismebuseh, Dry Doods. TR L e . o et ‘l‘ GRAND S‘l‘ CH!@AP STORE. " f eomigis wik noufl mx:fil WMIATNG DESKE! [ n.xn Notlons D-..n-m oor { elegant r--qM slcalsted to wel » y-mtzud od g PR ' s *W"'“‘wz'"rzf.’:k.. o gies. Ai‘ GRAND-ST, CHEAP §T IDAY PRES! bdeth pl B 18, 6, T0e. D Bn.ln‘uf i Plaln Ladies’ Silk lnl Coshinere leufll u endless variety. styles ln Ch«t Oloves, chen) h Gloy luht‘u mere .z'r;:??-‘.bn"‘ln” ED' LEY, .!3 (xRAVDST CHEA BTORL Ribbons! Ribbous!! '('er Cheaper!! flfipfl"l gflnn Velvats, new shades to heapest Black Bonnet Velvets i the City! kunrflninm YI.VMM -n::.4 &6, ke., Gnder ph- o e Tolmming Departmentis Siled with noveliles, and wll IMMWm. of Beaver, Felt, Valved and Straw Hmficlufll‘ off u balf- ivfl“ RIDLE 70 Al DABAE S '“r.nl“amx e from i luury wm.l ~ ERCHIERS, UFFS, CULLAM [T8 FOXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. BOYS' OVERCOATS ll ?5 and npward. BOY® Cl M)'l'll %’ AST) SACH EI u ord. I A ward. ll(BlDI wE at $10 and upw: phare. INFANTS' E\banullmnlb m)uu at $4 50 and w »LADIES' MORNING lAC%?’E! Aws and npwi RT & Co., Broadway snd Tenth-st. [ MRS, GAY? GAYNOR" % NEW STORE, Broadway - co g Tuaitivst. S LONO FLOUNCED CNI'OLIHI‘ for IK(,RP'I'IONI and PAR- BMALL WALKING nul'ri i hoope and otber materials, Also, The lata FRENCH NOVELTY, » 1: Mis. GEYNOR, ' ALTACH nukur AQU A 5, No. 24 BROADWAY, CORNER TWELFTH. ant French stylae—s frosh stock wade up Tor the Holidage, st former pricen %, h\rmm 'S NEW CORS] IRT STPRE. Al‘ MRS, R NEW STOR::[, vPRlCEfl KEDUEED. AT COST. ©. TAYLOR, No. 7:0 BROADWAY, Between Niath wd Tenth ste, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S f UNDERSHIRTS AXD DRAWERS. LADIES' AND CIlILDRENS"ROSE, KID AND WINTER GLOVES (Greet verlaly). GENTS' PURNISHINO GOODS, WOOL AND MERINO UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, siL% UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, BCARFS, TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, BUSPENDERS, SBHIRTS AND COLLARS, ROBE DE CHAMBRES, CARRIAGE RUGS, ke.. Ta order to make room for Spring Tropertations, | will SELL ALL WINTER GO0DS dortag this and vext month AT COST. e ©. TAYLOR. HOLIDAY GOODS. £10,000 worth fine French, German, Swivs. Bohemian and Austrian FANCY GOODS, WAX DOLLS, OV, ke AT POPULAR PRICES, R. I SIACY. Fourteenth-st. and Sixt ve. No. 66 Weat Fourteenth-st., between Fifth and Sizth-aves. Noa. 304 and 206 Sixth a IT“ACLS, "EMBROIDERIES. 1,000 TFOZE "FRExch NEEDLEWORK HANDKERCIIIEFS AT BOPURAR PtICES Also s full assortanent of Roal Laces, Nocdework Goods, ke, fo HOLIDAY PRESENTS. R, It MACY, Fourteenth-at. snd Stath-a T Went Fourteentiist. betwoen Fifth and Sixth aves. and 208 Sixtb-ave. I‘RI‘N(/H PERFUMERY, FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Now x 10 CASES FINE N(l- Nbll zx& ACTS, POMADES, . AT mru.&n “Sices. lcun-mll t. and Sixth ave, \m-m Fifth and Stxthaves. “KID GLOVES. DESCHAMP'S KID GLOVES, The movt pomaler Kid Olove i the Clg ULL ASSORTMENT OF COLORS FOR LADIES, OENTS AND N. B,~EVERY PAIR \\'nnmw o nd Sixthoats. W uvlnflvlh lh T CLEARING STOCK R. H. MACY. ) between Illlh wd Sixth-aves. AT POPULA! PRICES oUrR WHOLE WIITE 660DS, 1Oy sm:zrmo oooos HINOES, BLACK SILKS, llOSlI.IY fll.(i rteanth st o \'\'ru' b oty botween Fifth and Sizthaves. Nos 204 and 206 "TOVERCOATS. ALAIGI STOCK THE LD\\EST PEIOES n SASSAUETS, sope 1 turnou. Sl_llln lémmv sum’[“s'-ow’fi RACY UNDI WEAR, ko. IIACYA 3 !r‘ Yokt D, G, e A FERR lll in the manufacture hhu I!Iug u.al C-lhn. uumu.nbuw?.n -‘ l AIDW !‘ JM ‘Pl. .fi'a‘a:fmm.'."’ A 'flt"‘:‘.‘.’i‘"‘ Brosdway, near Niuetoentht., Emflfl‘ FRFJ‘CII 2::]1(’1‘5. o108 hrovdway between Eighth snd Niuth-a'e. Wa lnvite altention to Ol'lJlKO\V WINDOW, 404 bog o nform aur getione athouth o t0s e ELY FIRST CLASS, T thomm b low geics. | We Lave reduced our ot Wiisohan sxints 1o half their former price, with the view view of luluclug gentiemen to meke DAY SENTS noLl {afl E GAYNOR, e No connection whatever with any ¢ um[u.u BOYb CLOTHIN T R B cent loss th N o e L vevls whsran — PSRRI IRES ¥ 1. E,AYAR ’R flllhbegln an Amlmoo: o3 Yewsons: w ot o et v ""m.:‘n“! ] lla::ml ’{l. private lessona, m-#nh- ANTHON . MR. GEO. C., FREN Y Tty o et A’l‘ THE NATIONAL CONS MUSIC, No. 83 Madison-ave., Pisuo, Violin, Musioj _terms. $10 qasster, Concetvatory w \ Bvslm-:& nnncnlox —Townsend's Come Bowety. y “merelal Acaden nd_ eveutug, in Books e, L. 'lnonuxbll-trul Plas T BROOKLYN. —] RENCH CLASSES, with the Mimes Ruv kind - tnet? Young Ladiew’ Sebool, on THURSDAY, Jane3, 1667, ¢t 30/ P .. Ouly 100 lessons, or 3 mapthe’ stody Fequlsed to learn fluently, st s costof but $3, lmmwm* RUS, at No. 99 State-st. 'Booi _KEEPING, WRITING, &e., for Mr. DOLBEAR, No. 608 finlvl-mll.-'l‘ Ml-' n‘_*"d“ Bflnmmu CLASBI(‘AL and COM} ‘i!', EWJERSEY, - NG E g \ C‘fl:?'vvgtgl(] HALL. Lvuie, Conu.—An e e e m'}')&';" "‘""'g"’""wmm A.nufiun. m-:w SI-,MNATfi‘_l MWF{ O e i 1 A ta B E q . MOLLENHAULR' MUSICAL CON VA BHUBP RTH'S BV".DN"I ‘(.. 820 ‘l‘{thwlf‘ Instenction in Voes] and Iostrumental jjmn TAVEN sthAnY—Plamntly ated ona i frog New Hases. n the ) year, 8ix m-nnb in the family. Next term T, A, 'Goumv HILL SEMINARY [or YO NG DIES, Bridgoport, Conn. For cixcularg.s GARI)\I- SR INSTITUTE, FRENCH snd ENOLISH BOAKDING and DAY .cmb for YOUNG LADIES at No. 34 West U] iy 0. W 4 and Mre. C. H. HUDBON RIVER INSTITUTE. ALONZO FLACK, 4. e , Principal, eLAvERACK w}& icm.ccu.w- B 1, OF TRADE ith the fl River Insti *. I w-mum:‘l.“a' n gk i ute, and m‘ \3’ young oghl: ieal llw.l urse ‘ Eom. r‘.'c'igofi'u'n Keaning, Selence cl A fecoint Com l-v, Commercisl r-d-lu -Ierdd A lh-'. Ph -I n?vuu )y El l-l l.l‘l‘lllion |v| Co--- E M Froit and 31-"... g aed Ol Feiating. mdtbes mercial Copme #i00par toz of 13,0014 weeks; #30 pr your ht “ uupt lumnm T!’duh and T S tosh duifhey See Pt B KODEN, f CUTTER ROWER & Covs, cor Beew’ bl’ LLEGIATE iifi'l‘l‘u‘l‘i s u& 161 FIFTH. "r:_ra No. 037 5mm'31. " O NTAIN-VIEW SEMNAB?X mflanflo_l West PvilL—Rn! Term com: addiess G. H. CARSWE! ELL. HU_ EWBURGH, N. Y.—Mies H. M. PAR will COMMENOE the WINTER of ber. Day Sohool for Young Ladies on MUNDAY, Jan. 3. 106T. I)OL uuu.u»sm YOUNG IADIS: SEMINARY .«m.u:o. . ncl.iu.u! A u.mhrmfi';u!? ¢+ A MER. SCHOOL INST.,” roliable Edueationsl Burean, veppiying Scliols sud Pamilies with Teac m Tepresenting Tenchers who soek « parents information of Testimons Jrom the Ree, Eben 8. I have teied ey RS regard & s MER. o -' A desirab’e medium for supplying our schools snd -hn-“' beat teachers, and f well teachers who employment, Al who 16 sevxiog will fiud o wide from which to select. with an assurance (hat in staiiog charectes. qulifetions there s vo © bunbug» aud there cas be o ituations fof which they may otherwise vaio.Tho highly reapectable character of the goatiemen who {he o Dmrcrny ufoids o wuflcient guarentes; desling, but also of kind and polite trestment to sil.” g Wikrd Iupiraty. 'Lady for Frvach sad Mosc, fo et buM 1835, is o ily, salary 8750 to ‘l 000, required: Saperiew voealtat in No © Gentleman “ R s o Loy b-rivn'ulod Irvrltioollhm Ah l‘ the bt Fine e ; ?3-'.‘1.1..4 Tand 100 owers. b Maalhctory NER & A sl'l.EM)lD PIANO for !u-o & H. B, . Mebofactarors, No. 363 Blaeskutoks 17 Prise y:_..;"m .u-pu- best Piano A H. GALE & Co. -Fuuomm'fi . et lor e Twelth ork. A T REDU CED PRICE! s—l'nno-i‘m-. Warran! fve yours; foc Lone band Plano, 8 bergain. J. Bfi)DLE gn. 18 HAMBERS & m_NTE‘-"- ECLECTIC coublne wu lmm lfi m “e 3 Ne. ) 474 "Xnuooun Yiniedt, sormeiaf ¥ CHILKLRI\\J & SON! ‘stablisbed 1923, ANTTACTURERA OF GRAND SQUAII AFD umm PIANO-FORTE: “t o, 652 m Mewsrs. C. k SONS Lave bean awaided 38 *‘lfi fty ZJM: Instruments over all competitors, N of wer ths of September and October, 1863, 'S Co. D NEW ILAL' IVORY AGRAFFE BAR PIANO-FORTES. Pronounced by our most emineut uiusiciaas the BEST mn MABE. Cal and exsmisie. No. 419BROO) One bloek sast of The above plano we warrant for the term of seven years, ORG. —None Fimr PREMIT M ¥ ontaln the new and adimin ox HUMANA Attachment, . XE & Co., !.. 417 Broomewh. {3 EORGE STECK i HAVE BEEN AWARDED THE LATEST FIRST PREMIUI!!. (GULD AND SILVER MEDALS) for theis® GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS over all eompetition, October, 1065, at the Falr of the American Instiate % NEW WAREROOMS, No. 141 EIGHTH-ST,, Near A___,_—T-— J AZELTON BROTHLB‘\." “H ‘Puwrnn ---mmnflm publ g-nny to, un eoustruction ToRAFFE rnl:m.u"nu-“w‘ od i the contr needed by ol vossaes pomer, biliongy AN EMAN | & SONS' PATENT cvot.om AND sqvuu': NO-FORTES. ‘WAREROOMS, No. . LE ROY-PLACE, mm one block weet of Broadway. _Sead for our vew Cizeular. Nfi;fi’ffifi PIANOS. 3 PATERT LODEORS: A OROANS, ‘ l‘ 'm' Over 46,000 now in use. P‘mf'fl% o wmmr:;fi’iw; L A R, S, e Y. Pfi!\'fi & Gt i ME mamufsctares of this country. """ .nn':? and oved by the cc-:::v of Musio W * mutc schanly Mogather, decanse mmense enaen sad oy of tone, elasic touch, ad. > \nlrmonnn B IR P "C. FISHE! ..uh hu‘ I-m"-' e ”l