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GICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Ertrdct ot Letter from Gehendn IN Dayton ~
"DAYros, May !, ls47.
"DR. A. II. MAvR;cGAy-'!y Dear Sir: The
Married Wuman's Private Medical Companion, for
which enclosed one dollar to your address, came
safely to hand. | would not have troubled you with
these few lines but that | am impelled by q sense
of gratitude for myself and wife. TO give u,terance
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions
Nv wife has been perccptihly sinking Tor soma
three years or more in consequence OF her great an
gt.ish Ind suirriue some months before and during
confinement; every successive one more and more
debtated and Frustrated her, putting her life in i'm
minsst danger and which was on the last occasion,
despared Of supposed that this state OF things was
inevitable and resigned myself to meet the worst
At this time .nuw about two months heard your
book hgi,y spoken o. containing some matters
reaching my case On it's receipt and perusa, can
not express to YOU the relief it afforded my distressed
mind and the Joy its pages imported 70 my wife ON
learning that the great discovery Of NJ. NJ. Desc
n.eaux provided a remedy. opened prospect to
ule which little conceived was possible. No pscu-
siarv consideration ever repay the Obligations l
an under to YOU for having been the mean, OF i'm.
a4rtng to US tie matters contained in The Married
Nomans Private Medical Companion But o'
tbs ere another year would have passed over my
aes1 in al hun.an probability my wife would haSs
beer in her grave and nv children len mothsrlsss
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MET LLiC OR VCLCANIZED
Rubber Betting,

E2OstG3a LsGGaiaag Company.
T7ANY OF THE HEAVIEST BELTS
vi in the Northern s,,,,s, aic made OF the Nulca
nized Rubber, or Metallic Cum Composition, (which
cannot be affected by heat or cold and in succrss
iul operation, giving perfect sa2-acti"n. The cXpe-
renc, OF the last three years has gained for them the
fact that great improvements have been made in the
quality, warrants the manufacturers in asserting il to
be superior to leather for all open Belts, tnore cspe-
ciay for heavy main Belts, Tor the following
sons -
/. LIS perttci eqdaiity Of width and thickness, which
it will retain.
,. No danger heat under 300 Farcnhcit Injuries
it and il remains flexible in any degree OF cold.
B. II is OF great strength and durability, docs no:
slip on the up.lrvs, consequently gam OF power l.
obtained. and when adjusted 10 machinery, does not
require alteration, as Is the case with leather
/. In large Betting the cost ia much below that o
Gather.
Alargc assortment always on hand, and furnished
of given lengths n, shortest noIjrc.
Packing Tor steam hc,cr, and S',Gin Pines, made
of the Metallic h".hc.,is now universally topped 10y
the Rail Roads and ar"rs' steam Wrrka m New
En- !nnd also, ON board the Steam Boat7 Of the Nes.
tern lakes and when once rjrj is s,,' rsrdt
al other articles Tor his important purpose. An as
sortment oil various thickness constantly ON hand.
Metallic Gum Elastic Fire Engine and Factory
Hose
Suction Hose, Of various sizes, which is found much
more perfectly dit and durable than leather, and
| lower price.
Coupnrturuished Mt the customary prices
STRONG DOOLlTTLh & co. AGENTS,
July II. - WITT
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fR3NHDNG. Hl.
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VV 100 Tons do. Round 3-l6 to zach Iron
10 Tons Assorted Square 3-S to , inch Iron
" Band il-J to , inch do
4" Ilqmc g.. Scroll 80 to g do
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Tire l-8 X 3-sto X So do
" Swedes inch TO inch do
Russia OIj Sable do.
10 Tons Assorted Sandcrson'i Cast steel.
I" Eng. and American Spring do.
Crrmau do.
" English Blis'ercd, I. do.
=" American Biistered, do.
4" S,wcdes and AM Toe Cak 10.
Horse Nail Rods.
Hoop Iron, SIS to Il AcA.
Gro Bars, Gutter and sleigh 5hCp5 Wro't Iron
AxIcs Cast Iron do, Ilooksani hinges, Steel springs
Anvi's, Uses, Screw plates, Bellows Log and Trace
chains, Post Do. Wro't Nails liorse Nails, carriage
bolts, tnmlu Preserving Kettles, GlIe POS, Sauce
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July, |, lSi6
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.
BY DIR. A. NJ MAURICRAu,
PROFESSOR OF DtsEAsEs OF woMEr

7,rentieth Edition. 1smO, up $50. Prtce, cleo.
THIS WORK Is INTENDED ESPECIAL.
LIZ FOR THE MARRIED. or those contempla.
ling marriage as it dgcloses important secrets which
should be known to them particularly.
Here, every iemale-the wife, the mother-the
one either budding into womanhood, or the one In
die decline of years, in whom nature contemplates
an important change--can discover the causes symp-
toms and the most efficient remedies and most GER
tain mode Of cure, in every complaint to which her
is subject
The revelations contained in It's pages have proved
O blessing to thousands, the innumerable letters
received by the author (which he i, permitted by the
writer's to PUBLISH will attest.
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nN. MolrLANns GrNMAN HLrrrRs-


1T l. seldom That We recommend what are term
ed Patent Medicines to the confidence and patron
are OF ourfeadrrS and, therefore, when we recon-
mend DR.. lloo!lu's German B.Itris, We wish It >
b. distinctly understood that We are no, Speaking O,
tie nls,rcms Of the dnv that are uasrt about fora
brri rrou and zen l.r[p'len alter they have dom,
A,lr gu ~ race of mischief, but OF medicine loaa
established, university priced, and which has mr
me hearty approval OF The Faculty itself"
hYdcn"e upon evidence has been received Nil,
the ilrrgnlnlJ from all ctous Of the Uuion h. last
three Yeas, aud tire strongest icstHoHV la us fir0l
IS, that there Is more ct u-rd IN the Practice OF in
Regular Physcl"ns OF Phll hia than al, other nos
rnns com med tact TINT can easily be established
ana !uiy proving that scientific preparation vii
meet with their quiet approval when presented even
IN TIN, form.
That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia, no one dp"h after ,ng 1t a. direct
ed. II acts specifically upon the stomach and liver
1t Is preierabr t. ca,omr III all JiiauS Diseases
the effect IS immediate. They can be- administered
10 FEMALE or INFANT with safety and reliable benc
1T, Il, AM Time
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Letters are daily r,;syed of thi, character unns-

Letters are ualty r~ssNea OF TINS character unne-
cessary to present.
To those yet unmarried but contemplating mar.
rage or perhaps hesitatng as to the proTrety Of
mourning the responsibilities attendant upon it, tho
imRoramce Of being ssSd Fl the reNeiso no., con,
future happiness, can not be appreciated.
1t is of course, impracticable to convey fully
the various subjects treated Of as they are Of ma
lure strictly intended for the married, or those
tempaiing marriage; neither is ii necessary, sincs
it is every ones duty to become possessed Of know
edge whereby the slfcrinGs 10 which wifi, moth
e. or a sister, may be subject, can be obyatcd.
~ Copies viii he sens by 1ini free of Postage
TO the Purchaser.
TFS On the receipt Of One Dollar " TIE MAR.
RlED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
PANlON" is sent InGi'ed free to any part Of the
United States All letters must be post paid except
those containing a remittance, and addressed To Dr..
A. NJ MAURlCEAU, Box 1924, New York City.
Publishing Office, No l@9 Liberty ST., New York
over 20, 900 Copies have been sent by MAII
within thee moa,hs with perfect safety and esf-
tainty
5. B. NICHO Is, Agent for Burlington ana
vicinity.
Oct |, 1880. wl5mR'
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DI.rnN Ieh l. 1870


It IS an indispensable article tor the Ladies, MS II.
keeps the hairIu place and curl and the skin part
M OF the hair nee from daudruI and scurt. For
children il uy~ tie foundation Of good head 0. haIr
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Leaves Ogdcnsburgh A. NJ. and arrive ct
Ruuse's Point at II - p. ".
Leaves Rouses Poih. at P. ". and arrive at
q .,den shuruh Mt I IL Z NJ
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,

and other parties well known to the public
Any individuals wishing further information I
cDeCtinu this
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WILLIAM B. NJ atcZ1,
UIAO()NkT E]ITS TT

now ready to invite the attention OF the public
large an assortment OF
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AccoMM prrloM TRAIN Discontinued.
IN y AVER MONDAY, FEBRUARY
Northern (Ogdcnsburgh) Railrao

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E K P r c S S,

From OJlensbrgk 10 Rouse's Point.
TRAINS hUN AS FOLLOWS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TRUE

II ksTAFPMENT TARRYTOwE, Dec. 9, 1850.
MR.. HARRISON-SIR: write you these few lines to
inform you Of the great benefit have received from your
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA. Eight years Hgol
wastaken with the psursy my left side, and ucersled
nv lungs therefore was obliged to give up work and
seek for relief tried everything that heard or but all to
no purpose My health continued to decline, TIL finally
began 10 raise blood and large quantities Of matter 10 this
sateI continued for some time until last fall, November
ls4e when took to bleeding from the lungs bed about
two quarts IN wentyfOur hours then gave up all hopes
ofrecovery until heard Of your Napths Sun thoughtt
was ike all the rest OF the patent medicines, "a humbug)
Bat resolved 10 Try bottle as last resort Sha lnanA
TO God did So for with his blessing believe WIN maze
well man ofm yet had not tai en- ohe bottle before oe
gan TO get better and in few weeks was ABOUT me mousse
and from that time the present have not raised any
blood-before that had bad spell every lev months
could not do without any account aud womd recoH-
mend all who suffer from lung complaint TO try Il al once
for | do believe that anything will effect cure, ms
NapthaN Yours. with respect, C. D. kEFENE-
Ps-Iwoud have written TO you before, had mol re-
Gently contracted severe cold which your NAPrHA has
entirely removed can end to business and eI'
- $50 an ,vss,be-, G. D. R.
r Harrison, l5i Greenwich-si also sold 9y " N
Guon, ~ Bowery. IL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
THE NETWORK AND LIVER
II nnn1 1rN1rEn STATES MAIL. STEAMERS

The ships comprising this line are the
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC. Capt ComstoeA'
ADRIATIC, Cspt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly fof
Government vice every care has been taken In their
sucIon as also In their Eogines to insure strength ans
speed ard their accommodations for passengers are un-
eQualed for elegance or comfort .o
Price of passage from New-York TO Liverpool siSo en-.
elusive OF extra size stale rooms $685. from Liyefyooi
TO New York ass An experienced surgeon attached 10
each ship. No berth can be secured until paid for
The owners OF these ships Will not be accountants fot
gold silver. bullion, specie jewery precious stones or
metals unless bills Of ading are sgned therefor, and the
value therecf therein expressed. .,,.o
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Nv CRAWBUCK'S UPHOL STERY,

w sHOUSE and Ship Furnishing Warerooms, $50
Grand o. New-YOrk where will be found q complete
assortment OF the following articles Feathers hair,
and hHsk sRo beds, mattresses pallias ies snd cushions
&c; sso splendid variety Of paper banging borders
&c Mt C would call particular attention. 10 his style
o. hair and spring mattresses ~ Bod beds and mat
Resses renovated and made over equal TO new by
w. CRAWBUCK, SIS GTaud-sL second door
ms lms east OF Essex a.
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Ferry DGHss 49,,
NTEGETABLE PAIN kILLER, IS enc

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, is ths
heal Artice IN the world for t-s immediate fesi OF E1
,sI and Internal Complaints Full directions for ls n1o
IN be found in the Peoples Pamphlet published oy We
botiSs FoT sale Al " bOlesale IN NeW-YOrk. by
A. B. l. d. Sands, 100 FultonsL William oufs9ev W y
Cortland-sL; Minor Co ga Fusonst Geo, =; !" b.
Nsvbea 81 Nasssu-sI; HaYisnd, Keese Co 80 hSlae1
irns. nj Ward Co IS do; Acott McAissoH X ko9oins
ia do; Leeds Hazard. 1H dol p Tnppee - 90
Norton Bsbcock Wood, lS9 do; B. Hsyland 20 ~
Eroadwsy; Hsydock Corlies Clay rs fesi Y To-
cHcIenerS Co 81 Barclay-st; KoOp Fischer Co He~s
ADD John earle Co. l5S Wster-st Aso' TOT SAe y 'o
Trade generally. - -o,rxrrprrTTs
And INV none but the GENUINE Ohi1lNAL ram NIL
Ak&iN' PERRY DAVIS SON
~ High-sI Providence.
M Ths name Pain Killer belongs exclusively 70 p,
~ DAVIS & SON a. Trade Marx. a. recently aselaea
by the Supreme Couri j. ~
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DHILADELPHIA AND LIVER

POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
CITY or GLASGOW l;slotuns c:gt B Msissws
CRY or PHILADELPHlA,2 eSsmns
Two Of the above ships are now being ouilh ana WIZ
% qSs s CITY or GLASGOW, Capt q Msthsw. Oss
ofthe Great Western" y Intended 70 sal As under
Saturday, 18Th March. Wednesdsy' ,Ah February
Thursday May & q, yassss AP'ui TO-
PROM PHILADELIaIA FROM LIvssPooL.
Saloon. DOIlAs saloos......a 9sines.
sese r.e.ncInde Provision. sSd wrrds fss but 20,
Wines or Liquors, which can be had card a.,
cow, HAVE. ROsssrSsRs IesSOra m~ssie. and other
Mediierrsr can ports y Which goods can be shipped 'o
woRLD's FMR-A limited number Of Passengef.s ~ vi
be taken OUT AID home for soc In the saloon and xIo 70
the cabin state rooms The accommodations and Attend
An experienced Surgeon win be carried each ship.
Freight on dry goods sos per !un
All goods sent the Agents In fhhacslphia and Liver
pool WIN be forwarded with economy and Dispatch
RSF sps 81 pSs,sFs NswYo and rh.a
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS co: Liverpool 49,.
PATRICK HENDERSON, CO. Gasgow. PIT
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
IL ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
HEW-YORK AND LIvERP DOL direct and BETWEEN
The Bo.ton ship. only calling at Halifax to land and
ceive mails and passengers v,,,o..
ASIA Judkins EUROPA, r; e Lou
AMERICA, N. shannon CANADA, WIN. hsnson'
CAMBRIA, J LeiNh
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT al their mast
head; GREEN on stsTboard side RED port side
No second cabin passengers will be taken aner me is OF
NAV until further notice.
No berths secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount fox
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
Office For freight and passage spply 70
T. CUNARb, Jr, 81 Broadway.
French, German other foreign goods received and
brought in common with Bnush goods
Through bills sdng given In Hsvre for New York
Amer the LIST Of April next the rate OF freight oy me
above steamers from Liverpool will be very materially
reduced. n< US
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CALJFORNTA PASSENGER
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS NOTICE

CALIFORNIA EXPRESS NOTICE
- EXTRA Great Dspsich-Rates Redueed-ADAMs
CO.'S CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE AND
PARCEL EXPRESS, per steamer EMPIRE CITY on
THURSDAY, 18th inst
~ Our next Express TOR California via the lsthmus Of
Panama will leave. In charge OF Special Messenger and
Freight Agent on Thursday, 18th inst Al O'Clock P NJ
per steamer Empire City for Chsgres, direct
By our recent excellent arrangements on the lshmus We
can now offer to our patrons the assurance thai their goods
will 20 through In better time than has ever before been
effected and al great reduction from former rates
All freight 60 forward promptly must DO delivered to
us before o'clock NJ. Wednesday, l2h. Small Par.
cells will be received until u O'CLOCK and Letters until
O'Clock Of the day OF sailing
Everything must be PREPAID; and all packages be rem
dered strictly waterproof
~ BY leaving their Invoices with us early shippers
may avoid the trouble and expense OF clearing their goods
M 81 ADAMS co. l6 and IS wslLst
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE betu

FROM TExAs.-Later intelligence from Tex %
bring news Of the getting of Of the steamer dea-
ersl Hamer, from the bar at the meath OF .
Rrszos. She had been reported as lost. Ab ~
hsif only Of her cargo was thrown overheard.
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Morse COMPOUND syruPof
MELLOW DOCK ROOT.-We feel

MELLOW DUH hOOI'-Wo iooi
4 prompted BY every principle OF humanity 20 MAJ
Known - Inc word me wonderful efficacy OF mis- e9uso
dnsry preparation Thousands have beeo re-lsse1 ot
greai amount OF suffering and many Ye saved y VIC -
sin acknowledges by the best JUDGE OF
De he elegant scientific ard sAnsiy
- ure and as depursrve remedy, seldom II ever S9ua
IL stands unrivsled for the cure Of ErysPe.as Se -
canher ScrOfula and all the various diseases asns
AZ impure state OF the Blood Also all Bilious
ma ~ used With unprecedent success Ia al cases Of
Neakness apd general debility, strengthening ne $3.50
al BODY giving ione 10 The various organs Sno l.so,
rg The entire system sno aso for l1e elre OF me
.s,nt CstArrb Dyspepsia. Headache DIZZINESS COusn.
kc Those agected win Chronic Disessesloi HnAs..
Iorn ygll fud ibis medicine not only pesssnite '7
- rertsip cure n "a be within me power - re9eait
ssens to Aaect their disease Ills con poses o.
a. hsppiiy conbnet - lend directly - give tone " 80
omsch sfa bowels excite ~ healthy sction no Lso -
tSswhoe q andulGr system aay Nervous iT-ilsyl1y .1o
S,,p,ote the free sciCn " The Lungs mus rendering ~
Ff--bet, .lr farzs-e Of Chronic nllnre- l. 70 Pr
g-.asfe ana r1sy De sed l al -lms.-@- "a ~ 81
80 ..y ~ HORSE 90 s. ~ Fo.-.-i-
a..-e s4. o. .r pY ..4 4l-s al e.
-, rs-.a.s - harc0ck Cor Z CO..
Sssfx y YOra. GelefA AEe1h -.
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NREAT COUGH REMEDY

~ r E All T. y y u II REMED1 -
W AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL FOR the cure Of
Coughs Colds HoarseHesB Bronchius, Whooping cougn
Group Asthma and Consumption. Among the numerous
discoveries Science has made In this generHoa 70 iacse
the business Of e-Dcresse Its enjoyment ana even Pro-
long the term OF human existence none can be named OF
more real value mankind than this contrhut on OF Che
mistry to the Healing Trial Of its virtues through
this broad couLtTy has beyond DOUBT tha no
combination of medicines yet known, can so
surely control the varieties of pulmo-
nary disease which have hitherto swept nom our mast ou
sands and thousands every year Indeed there IS no"
abundant reason believe Remedy has at lengh been
found which can be relied the most dangerous
ae lions Of the lungs Our space here Will not permit us
TO pubsh any proportion OF The aft cs by he use but
we would present the following opinions OF eminent men,
and Re fer further inquiry the circular which toe Agent
below named WIN always be pleased to mruh rec where
p all m particulars and ndspuisble proofs OF these acts
From the President Of Amherst College, the celebrated
Professor Hitchcock
lanes C. Ayer-Sir have used your Cherry Psctoral
In nv own case of deep Bronchitis and am satisfied
from ts chemical constitution that II Is admirable COM
pound for the relief Of laryngal Bronchial dihcuueI II
nv opinion S superior character can be OF any ser
vice YOU ar at liberty use II you think proper
EDWARD HITCHCOCK. l. l.. D.
With su eh assurance and from authority, stronger
proof be sdduced except that found In effects upon
thal. - - ~ o.,
Prepared ard sold by JAMES C. AVER, Practical
Chemist Lowell Mass and by all Druggists and dealers
In Medicine every where al lmeOd
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mr.. WISTAR'S BALSAM of WILD

nR. WISTAR'S BALSAM of WILD
1ICHERRY with the written signature OF l. BUTTS
on the wrspper-The original and only genuine WIS
TARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY was introduced
in the year 1885, and has been ell tested In all the COM
plants for which Is recommended For ten years II has
proved more eficscious remedy for Coughs, Colds
influenza, Bronchitis Asthma, and Consumption In iIs In
cipient stages, than other medicine
Various copjecures and surmses have arisen respecting
it's composition; physicians have supposed II TO con
tain iodine other ignorant preenders say It must contain
percury TO such substance they attribute us SIN
gular efficacy As such opinions altogether erroneous
and calculated to prejudice many persons against H. we
pledge honor that 1t contains nOthnS OF this knd or
anything the Injurious the contrary IL 10 compos
ed Of the simple substa ces the principal OF whch
are the extracts OF and wild cherry bark and the
whole Of It's efficacy consists In the mode by which
they are prepared. ,,--... D..
SETH W. POWLE, Druggist, 1873 Washngton,it Bos-
ton Mass is The sole proprietor Of the original receipt
for the manufacture OF the genuine medicine and supplies
both at wholesale and RETAIL and OF whom agencies can be
obtained.
Price 81 botlle-six bottles for So
For sale by A. B. d. Sands, 100 kulton-s corner OF
Wilam.st 4; by HavilaDd Reese & Co, 80 Madenlane;
by William Burger 81 Cortland-st by Rushop Clarke
Co 10 Astor House and rs Irving House, Broadway,
NewsYork; and by Druggists generally everywhere
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TNDFPENDENT STEAMSHIP LINE

INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP LIN y
IFOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs, DIRECT
at reduced rates OF Passage and Freight The new ano
elegant Steamship NORTH AMERICA, 1000 tuns bur
den he fastest steamship In The world j. h. SsInen
Commander will leave pier North River, for Chagres
direct on TUESDAY the llh day OF March, Al clock
Pm. This steamship Is entirely new, having made 1ut
p Chagres and passengers can depend upon her
being clean, Rnd her bedding, &C Seo from disease sac
has Is large and cOmmodous staeoomsi some expressly
designed for The of fames This steamer viii Do 10
NeW-Yerk her return trip from Chagres on or before
the sd ofmarch Passages intending 70 leave for San
Fspcisco or Chagre would do well 10 examine her extra
Accommodations aud notice the improved manner In which
she is ventilated An experienced surgeon Is attached 70
the ship All eight must be on board ard bills OF aiding
signed previous 10 the day OF sailing For freight pass
age or other information Inquire Of j. f. NORTON al the
Office pier No North River at the foot OF horrsst
where the plan Of the cabin can be seen and or
beTths secured. ZHtfnl<
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LYING-TN ASYLUM

The propreofs Of he shove Institute have concluded
To name he terms % admission the ability OF me apph
esnis Communications ard apple atoms 10 be made 10
25f In DR. KENNEDY. is5 Duane PARK