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THE MAN-MONKEY OF BRAZIL.
• The captain of the French schooner Andii
enne, who last slimmer Was 'stationed at Per
nambuoo, Brazil, gives Chambers' Journal the
following sketch of a tame monkey
A short time ago, I dined, at_ a Brazilian
merchant's. The conversation ttirited upon
the well-tutored chimpanzee of Mr. Vanneelt
a Creole gentleman, whose slave had brought
him the monkey, which he had caught in the
wood:" Every ono prized the adoomplished
animal, giving accounts of its talents so won
derful, that I could not help expressing some
incredulity. .My_host smiled, saying that I
was not the first who would not believe in
these_resulte_utimimal_e‘dac ation_until_h_e_lt ad
seen it"with his own eyes. He therefore pro
posed to me to call on Mr. Vanneck. I glad
ly consented, and on the following morning
we set out. The house of the- creole lies on
the road tioOlinda, about an hour" ride from
town. We proceeded
: along splendid hedges
of Cactus, shaded by bananas and palm trees
and at length observed the charming villa. A
negro received us at the entrance and took us
to the parlor, hastening to tell his master of
our visit. The first object which caught our
attention was the Monkey seated on a stool
aMI sowing with great industry. Much 'struck
I watched Lim attentively, while he, not pay
ing any attention to us, proceeded with his
work. The door °paned, and Mr. Vanneck
reclining on his easy chair, was wheeled in.
Though his legs are paralyzed, he seemed
bright an.] cheerful ; he welcomed us mos
kindly. The monkey went on sewing with
great zeal. I could not refrain from exclaim
ing " How wonderful !" for the manner and
processes of the animal were those of a prnc
tined tailor. Ile was sowing a pair of strip•
ed pantaloons, the narrow shape of which
showed that they were intended for him
self.
A negroe now appeared, announcing Ma
dam Jasmin, Mr. Vanueck introduaVd as his
neighbor. Madam Jasmin was accompanied
by her little daughter, a girl of twelve years,
who immediately ran to the monkey, greeting
him as an old friend, and beginning to prattle
with him. Jack furtively peeped at his mas
ter; but as. Mr. Vanueck's glance was stern,
the tailor went on sewing. Suddenly his
thread broke ; and ho put the end to his
mouth, smoothed it with his lips, twisted it
with his left paw, and threaded his needle
again. Mr Vauneck then. turned to him, and
speaking to him tu .the same calm tone in
which he had conversed with us; .4 , Jack, put
your work aside and sweep the fool-."
Jack hurried to the adjoining room, and
came back without`delay, a broom hi his paw,
and swept and dusted like a clever house
maid. I could now perfectly make out his
size, as he always walked upright, not on his
four hands. lie was about three feet in high t
but stooped a little. lie was clad in liunen
pantaloons, a colored shirt, a jacket, and a
red neckerchief. At another hint from his
master, Jack went and brought several glasses
of lemonade on a tray. Ile first presented
the tray to Madam Jasmin and her daughter
then to us, precisely like a well-bred footman.
Whew" had emptied my glass, he hastened to
relieve me from it, putting it back on the tray.
Mr. Vanneck took out his watch, and showed
•it tollte monkey; it was just three. Jack
went and brought a cup of broth to his mas
ter, whd remarked that the monkey did not
know the movements of the watch, but that
he knew exactly the position4f the hands
when they pointed to three, an 4 kept in mind
that it was then his master) required his
luncheon.. If the watch was,shown to him at
any other hour, bo did not go to fetch the
broth ; while if three o'clock passed without
the luncheom-being called for, he got fidgety,
and at het ran and brought it; in this case
he was always rewarded with some sugar
plums.
" You have no notion," said Mr. Vanneck,
" how much time and trouble, and especially
how much patience I have bestowed on the
training of this animal. Confined to my
chair, however, I continued my task method
ically. Nothing more diffibult than to accus
tom Jack to his clothes; he used 1,0 take ,off
his pantaloons again and again, until at last I
had them sewed to his shirt. When he Waiks
out with me, he wears a straw , hat,l hilt noVer
without making
,fearful grimaces. lie ta)tes
bath ovary day, and is, on the whole, veri
cleanly.
_
" Jack," exclaimed Mr; Vanneols, pointing
_
to me, ‘ 4 thts gentleman wants his handker
chief." The monkey drew it.from,my_pocket
and handed it to rue.
" Now show your room to my guests'," con
tinued his master ; and Jack opened the door,
at which ho stopped to let us pass, and then
followed himself. Everything was extremely
tidy in the small room. There was a bed
with a mattress, a table, some chairs, draw
ors, and various toys; a gun hung on. the
wall, The boll was rung; Jack went end re,
appeared with his meter wheeling in the
chair. Meanwhile I had taken the gnu from
the wall ; Mr. Vanneck handed it to the
monkey, who fetched the powder flask and
the shot bag, and in the whole prwooss of
loading, acquitted himself like a rifleman. I
had already seen so much that was astonish
ing, that I hardly felt surprised at this feat.
Tack now placed himself at the opon window,
took aim, and discharged the gun without
being in the least startled by the report. Ile
then went through sword•excrdises with the
same skill.
It would be too long to jot down all Mr.
Vanneck told us about his method of educa
tion and training; the above fact?, witnessed
by myself, bear sufficient — evidence of the
abilities of the animal, and its master's talent
for tuition. We stayed to supper, to which
there came some more ladies and gentlemen.
Jack again exhibited his cleverness in wait
ing, at which ho acquitted himself as well us
111
any man servant. Gains
he lie my ~curpuu
ion missed a small box of sweets, out of which
he had regaled the monkey with almonds.—
Jack had managed to steal it from the pocket;
and on being afterwards convicted of the
theft, he was severely punished by his mas
ter.
POCKETS.
What about a youngster's dress is hit -more
-proud of- than hie pockets?---Does -his-mother
forget to insert a pocket in his apron she is
quickly reminded of it, and obtains no peace
until the omission is supplied. What mother
ever finished her boy's first pantaloons without
a pocket on either side? And with his legs
encased in the little cloth tubes, as- he .struts
off, where are his hands? Has his mother
lost her thimble, where can .she find it? Is
anything ever suffered to lie loose on the floor,
small enough to go in his pocket? And at a
later stage of life, when the world's goods
begin to attract his attention, and that de
cidedly human nature commences stealing over
him, and his pockets are larger, and ho has
more of them, are they less .used? Lot the
following expositor answer: A mother in a
neighboring village says she emptied her hope
ful son's pockets the other day, and the follow
ing articles were brought to light: Sixteen
marbles, one top, an oyster shell, two pieces
of brick, one doughnut, a piece of currye 'rub,
one paint brush, three
-wax-ends, a handful of
corks, a chisel, two broken knives, a skate
strap, three buckles, one ball, two primers,
five hen's eggs, and a bird's nest,
kta—A pretty woman is like a great truth
or a great happiness, and has no more right to
bundle herself under a veil or any similar
abomination, than tho sun has to put on green
spectacles.
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edy has teen t cause of so many consumptions among
voting females. , ladles whose health will not rertnit
of an. increase of their family, these pills will prove a sal
unhle acquisition, as they will prevent pregnancy,—
Headache, pain in the tide, papitai len of the heart, loa
thing of food, and di turbed sleep do moot always arise
from the interruption of nature; and wherever that Is
the case, the pills wlll local Wily remedy all theft vs Ils.
Nor are the less IIinfaCIOILA in the cure of LeueorriMm,
commonly called the "Whites." These pills should, nes •
er be taken during pregnancy, as they would to cute to
cause a miscarriage. Warranted. purely Yegetalle. sad
free from anything injurious to MU or health. Fulland
explicit directions accompany each lax.
These pills arc put up in square flat loxes. Pecs, iii
residing where there is no agency established. by enclo
sing One Dollar in a letter, pre-paid, to Dr. C. L. CIIFI.:4E
MAN, No. 267, Illeecker street, Now York, can has e them
tent to their respective addressise by mall.
"1 - UST RECEIVED AT THE Flllll
-77 X aIIOCEILY STORE, Of-the subscriber,
&al Mill,
'A new supply of fresh Water erarkers,
Soda., tutter, Plc Mc and Sugar BuL calf,
Parkin, corn Starch, Tapioca, Sage, Pearl Parley,
Extract of CAIN° Rice Flour. taking Powder, Lc.,
A new let of superior Table Oil,
Pickles, Tomato Ketchup, French filustard,
Rum. Sic. J, W. EBY.
cal' 11 --- •-----a—..--0, ' IVEW GROCERY
1 / 4 ,----;-----....L___."le p t'S.....s.S t _Ll ANL) VARIETY STORE
The subscriber would respectfully Inform his friends anO
the public generally, that he has just returned from th,
city with a- large and varied assortment of
GROCERIES, GLASS and QUEENS-WARS , CM- 7 :1
FISH, &c., et., which he offers fur sale on tlo 1 ni 4. t 11 '
most reasonable terms, at his New Store -at . 11 ,
corner of North Rollover street and the Put . , , I p t 1 :J.
lie Square, directly opposite the Carlisle lie.
posit Bank. MR stock embraces everything -ustutil
In a Grocery and Variety store.
The public, are invited to call and examine his steel
before purchasing elsewhere, as ho feels conildent he ai
sell the best goods at the lowest prices.
.1. D. IiALDF:DT.
<sop m i s lj n i r t y . T S Eit r igt e g i gt i o 3 N a 'o n . d ia
, • stroot, sixth storo abo•co Market, 'D.. C.
EVERETT'S Patent Graduating Pressuro R um; for the
cure of Rupture; Shoulder Braces, SUPPOrtOta, Elastic
Stockings, Suspensary, Hemorrhoidal, and Bandages for
atoformltien.-• . ' Jan. 11-Iy,
A. SALT ---5000 Sacks G. A.
•43:. SALT, for by
CAB, OFASE Co,
R Flour Omln 4 B
11MIon Merchants, Spear's wharf,
Baltimore, Doc 5
WE call the attention of the public to
POILTABtE GARDEN OR FIRE. ENOIN E. for
watering gardens or extinguishing fires. An excellent
article, neat, cheap and convenient. Fur sale at
novl-1354 SA WOE'S.
Ai
LACKSMITH'S - COAL. ---- 5,000
' Bushels Blacksmith's Coal, a first rate. article re
co einfr and for salo by
Janl7 lire-
1855 , I AM I at N OW kr
p I A t p E F CEIV N ISla
*Nihich`l"; larguE my ra n n g d :oat of
na ll so i r i t A neiT N et 9 e B r
opened in Carlisle. to which I invite the early attention
of the public, its I intend telling at prices which cannot
tail to please the closest purchaser,
tnarch2B 3011 W P. viral.
Agt
pl)trithelpl ) ta,
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T E. GOULT), [Successor to A t A. 1 ic,..
sz No. li4 Chestnut 1. - 1.., Swaim's luiliing, 11, , L., i
ph la, t l Nteileivil Music Publisher, and beak] in 6'.1-.-,-
instruments Of every description.
E% ci IISiN o apfillt lot the sale (I Millet. Pal it A i •
Patent emerientlim Bridge A:lolitt 11 and allot ll AN', -
011lit•rt's Ilolla,lr Iqui/Os. Mel. dt,ns, Alertio's l. W . ,
ii;:ri,. lit-lIIIR. Shout Al este. Mindy Doak. A.,•.
Ile , iii , •itts,a - the rountry will 1,0 sun'' , d I I inn, c.
°there, is,• with music they may 1, bal I.S I. '‘, .I.` 1, I .
eilelkll.,l Inc porsini.. Having title of the liegest st., k• ..
the United States, I feel et ofident of bail', IL . , :I I. , i
may favor MO with It call or order,
Dealers in Mink suppliedoil the most IF oral to, n •
Planes ti, let. SecOnirliand 1:11.,,i , for sale.
:..,.-,. May 20, 11. Li , - 1:
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C 11. EA 1 TIV - A Te11E17. 4 A N 1 ) .1 .1... - 8 - 'V i'.:l,
Ry.‘vii ol , l:BA Lt.; ;m i l RI:TAIL , a t, 41,,,, •,..I•Li ;,
AS (Militia Watli and Jew )to
ell )* ,
Numlor tal•Nuith l" v..end etrui.. , i:
IA
nor of Quacry, I hlindeli I- ia. ri ,
!Li • Lever Nl:Rotas, full jewelled, It o:..• 4 - -: at rasa., - - VA: Ot
~ . ..,... field Lei - line. 7h rural et,,,,, •• K .
- W 4, 2. -' . * ill 1, ce •• jow els, -T 4
,:. •n. IN "U) ~.. Oliver Lover. run jewelled. .-I .• 5..':. :
-
Superior Aluartiers,
Cli , lil Spied:ides. - -'
Fine Silver Spectacles, - I ',Cli.
-
•
field Brztei•lets, - ;t CI
•
Ladies' (laid Pencils, - - lf
-
-
Silver Tea Spoons. sot, -
livid Pone, with Pencil and Silver 11.1.1er. - . I •
Gold Finger Rings :17 1 ,4 roots in,: %IS; 11 Or I, (:1,,f .e, .
plain, 1•2 1 ,,, cents. PateriCis , „lri, imnet •..'f, : •.:Irv. emir i,
In Prfrp ,, i'don. All tft,ods war,anie•l to Le ',ant 11. :, i.i•
sold for.
FTA !ITER 1, if T: I t Y
On Lund, s,,rne Colti.aml Hives. I.t , yen• at 4 Lc !
,tlll the al ttt c I,rt es.
AT( 111 ! I‘l ATCII ! !—,l N
DONN ELIA., marmlartni er and inver.tt let l AI }
P.VIENT SQUARE UPI: lei 1i 001: (
No. lull North Foul:Tit ;Arcot (alwve VINI .1 I
PIIIA. Matches having lecrine cu irditj cr nt.l
house!., oping, the snl nn Mei - titter a g: eat r:r
tittle and money. is enatiod to flee to tho l'ublio a,
tile at ten, omit! ir.lng I . linty and t littaprt nr.
vent or knowing the danger approln rob d on a, , on 1
the I: lilt 0 Matches In 1. • niney
peeked in paper, has by the aid of New Steam Nl,' biz tt
of his own in volition, suoreetlod in gettine ul. a I'AI i.Tl'
PATENT Egl'AliE UPRIGHT Wta I0'\; Mtn: I .t
far preferable, in as nineh that it oreuiti, i., int ro .
than the old round wand box, and o nto ii n at a. ,
Two Hundred per Cent morolilateltes, 111 , 9, tii
is eonsideraide advantage; it is entirely new, and t two,
tilniStUre and npontanot nit court uttion.
all danger on transportation by meant: of Eallrond, Ft
boat or any other tootle of ettnveui.ce.
These Matches etre teu•d;ed so that ot,e evesF or n r y
may be shipped to may part of the )Vet Id with pe!•• •
safety. They ar•t the most desk nl le HI tide I. r iL rm.
Consumption. and the Feutheria and nt stern
that have ever been inventc d.
I)!IALERS rind SHIPPERS, will do well n1::lip L
examine for themselves.
vin,:lheFe matches, arc WARRANTED to I.e erA
to anything heretofore offered to the 1,111.11 r.
.101 IN btb\\},}.LF.
100.1Corth St. It.chtt
l'hUn. Deer 4, 1f54
FRENCH 'mussEs, Weighing
than 2:!.4 ounces, for the ettre of Hernia or Eurtsl t
acknowledged by the highest fried h au thorit ies,d I h.:!
adelphin, incomparably superior to any other in -.l!r
Sufferers Kill be gratified to learn that the occasion
offers to procure not only the highcet and L
ILA durable a Truss as any other, in lieu of the c0w1:...,
and uncomfortable article usually told. '1 hi-re h. la dil
fruity attending the tinting, and When tic pout
ed it will retain its position•witht tit chance.
Persons at a distance unable to call on the : ul (,
can bare the Truss sent to any whin se, by remit f), g
tire dollars for the single Truss, or ton for the (lout ,
with measure -round the hips, turd Meting side alit. ted.
It will be exchanged to snit if 11A littiug. Ly retort 11. g
at once, unsoiled. For sale only by the Importer,
CALEB li. •El I. i.
Corner Twelfth and.llaco Streets h ile.ich
7:o^ LtDIFS, requiring tho benefit of 741-...1! 41,1 ..r
porters. owing -to the dorengement of the ji,t. rw.l (
gnus, Inducing felling oftho Wtunb, Voeal. I u u Gh v
Dyspeptic, Nervous - It : n(1 Spinal Weakovs,„ ,11
thatA oinpetent nod exporioueect L.tnr o t
tortaarteout the .noongt. (sot apart for tiwir
WO -No. 114 . TwErxru R., la dour telow liu
July 2a, '54. •
ry AYES' Patent Tubular Oven A
ittlAl IL I: ANQE, various Fl.e: sul Families, lit •
ioutws and Rotolo.
Those to want of a. superior u kiug tit
tiled to call at our, Viarthouse and estnait2 ,
For durabillty. eConoray and tla.plleity Iu 4 ti /
stands unrivaled. It has . a perfet t het alt I t i t
and Meat , . baked in. this tiven 1,111 retain their ruin.
timr equal t.. , that It acted t efore an (Tett thiY. 3
and pastry ci.oktt'at .1 he Enna ithent t e.e a e•
lug the ether. It will .Eut ply tmlllelent beat. d L r
heat additional rotas for the erldest, weather. it h
descending or return Ifni s. and Is equally V. ell ath
to bituminous .r c mmun hard coal The a tram
over the boiling part of the Pas:ge earries off the
and scent of cooling, us well as heat in tensed.
Every, Range sold Vimrratatml. to give &distil( ties. t
exponsato the plirc•hnser.
HAYES' VENTILATOR, Patented Ordeler, 1411 •
Public Halls, Factories, Railroad Cars,Cliimules, Fl c;
Ships, Pt.citutei.e, dc. .
. ruroair Is a subject claiming the :Met lion of \
individual, and all-buildings should be 'nevi eti'
the proper means of ventilation.
Also, a powerful WARMING MID VENTILATIMI C
far llwcllings, Echool C'hurclies, hall Ft r:
Factories, &a
A Jame assortment of °Mee, Milt And Cooking S ,t,
Parlor ()rates, lleglators, kc. N sioksaio awl r t SI
RAND RATES
82 _North Sixth street, Phila.
0a- Personal attention ,given to warming aqd
Inting both public and pritnte buildings,
11 - ) v EMOVED..4I. NEWLAND & 'CO'S
wholesalo and retail LOORINO CLASS AND pie.
'Miff: FRAME MANUFACTORY, N 0.126 ARCH strctt.
opposite the Theater, Philadelphia.
h. N. & Co. received the only Prize Medal, awarded
the Crystal Palace exhibition, N. Y., 1863, In the Unit
States, for UM, Decorated, Mantel and Pier Giftssesi',.,4?:
G RATIS !—Just Publisbed--A
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mSC,OIIIINY IN htEDlClNß.—Afbwwordsun
Rational Treatment, without !Milk FperinatoribziM
or local weakness, nervous spirits, lassit inle t
weakness of the limbs and bark, indisposition and it sO
putty tiir study and labor, dullness of apmehmisior,
loss of memory, aversion to' society, love of FitlitUdt..l.:•
For distrust, dizziness, headache, Involumcw..
discharges, rains In tho side, Affection of the oyes, r
pies on the face, sexual and other infirmities in than.
Drom the French of Dr. Delancey:
Thelmportint fact - that these alarming compl. lute
may easily be removedictitiont strnicisit, Is In this in.all
tract clearly demonstrated, and the entirely now tvr.o
highly surcessful treatment, as adopted by the Anther,
fully explaltual.by means of which every ono is meal led
to cure himself perfectly And at the least possible rest.
avoiding thereby all tbo advertised nostrums 01 the
day.
Sent to Any address, gratis and post free, In a Fe:Jed
envelope, by remitting (poet paid) two postage Stamps
to Br. 11. Del.amay,l7 Lispio".ard street, York.
Alarch 1-1 y
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111,SS & CLOAK TRIMMINGS.-
EC.: MT CTI
- ESNUT STItF.ET, holow-Eleventb, Ara
0. 170 SOUTH SECOND STREET, 1 &ow .STrl lOO, Phil'
actidphln. We Invite attention to our mmploto Yuman
assortment of flush and Silk SlndlngmSrlngra:Dutter.t
and Staple Trittantugs, of our own importationmul man
tif 6 ettlf o . 0:9..0111er0 exeCtstrd at a few Lours make
.1. 0. MAXWELL dc SON.
itEcheßllU t St. and 170 south 2d St., PhD:We/el M
Dhtladelphle„ December 0, 0304-omo.