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CUPREME COURT. -WILLIAMC CAIRNS,
- Dr. and ANN ELIZA BIS wife, - ROBERT STUART and

Others. -, -. -. IL Il. Cat. If
Ne, York IN entitled acton vii be sold al panhe acin
by JAMES MILLER auconeer under the no super
IN the city the ninth day OF February next
o'eock, noon Of that dry L.. r ~
An and nsular the of sDd and premises ia the city Of New
Yot heinz pari parcel Of The estate Of George Rap r
cd taown Honse Farm and beng Known AMI ees
ns,ed on The map Ga. House farm BY the
10 a. e. TO- l4q :o2 sos, o7, sos 900 yll Ss ID
40 as 49, ssh 345 36l, Ds 10 5o 5sI 70 - ~
70 40 49, 4 $50 to 46 Cos 70 81 81 70 81 -
tot 10 es5 OF, SOS I54 70 So -
TO $50 oo on io79, 2 to ll72 of 'olzs
all Inclusiye 80, - L. ~.
aid map which numbers. but Which are inoNn ana
dssd numbers Of the Twentieth Ward o the Cy
Of New Yo a. follows 10 the block bounded BY the Tenth
and Fe avenues and 42d street BY The Numbers w.
a. as Sc ~ In the bounded BY Tb and Eleventh.
and and by the Numbers g. Ia The block bonnd~
BY Eleventh and Twelfth and isi and ga streets BY The
the block the Ninth and Tenth avenues
and tob ard sic, streets BY numbers TO- H. H. being
the Of ad last mentioned lots g. T. g. TO- H. H. north OF
the center line Of the block.
Dated New YoTk, January Ia, lsi3 - -
Jos. hLIrs Attorney Srs-
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The Abnse Of Fiction.

A lecture was delivered on Thursday even
ing g, 81. Lukes Hall In Hud<on-ss, corner Of Grove
., BY Rev JoS LITTLE, the subject Of The Abuse
Of Fiction" The Hall was well hled b. the aadesce.
The lecture required over hour for is delivery,
and was well received. he took the position
TIA, legitimate Fiction "a capable Of doing good.
He referred by way Of example, to the Fiction which
/. found in parts Of the Bible to Dunysns Pilgrims
Progress and similar works But Fiction ID capable Of
perverson and has by is sJuse, been rendered tho
soGree Of much harm Among the effects Of this per-
vered literature he spose Of t, influence In inuing tue
mind in e11eebEg the power CT action, In giving srosg
vess Of the business OF lie. and In exciting evil inn-
erecs among neI. The perverted h;srature snssfe
teacher ct religious believers IL nculcstes various
sentiments which are injurious, CLOSES evil
with the language Of beauty, and ingen-
iously blends that which 70 coslmendsbls wri
thai which coIdennsbe, IL its characters az ofen
o-t Improperly % lorer the Standard Of virtue and
prcFrety, and yet gain the readers admiration. not
tppToba.ioz also. But II fiction % c0nfo~rn 70 me
rules q the Bible would please the taste Of e
readers Of fictitious work., and there would not De ado
usnd for il which would repay the writer's aud pG5hh-
The Chnrch has suffered more. said be- since the
Reform ston BY the seductive Influences Vi this per-
vered literature than has BY the combined assaults Of
infdelfy The lsctgrer could name two books Of that
ssr ,hst red accomplished n0e evil Than Tie ressoEs
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lIatriInOny.
or rARK BENJAMIN.

The lecture room Of the Brooklyn Institute
v,,crowded TO overowirs on Thursday evenngto hear
,se ninth lecture of the course which was delivered by
pax BENJAMIN A large proportion Of the audience
"a. oo,npossd of ladies' to whom the subject OF the
Lecture appeared to be deeply interesting. In com
uereins the lecturer remarked that he was 70 treat
hi, evening on a very delicate subject-on subject
vh.b comes home literally to the business and bosoms
If ,r.n--yes. and 10 women also subject which
I. more intimately connected with the happiness
~ I'm, lives than the best Of prone TO acknow'
Ieaye allude to Marriage. There IL practical Joke
.,,o,s Young per,ons which consists in passing the
hand smoothly down the face Of person. and calling
!, Oourtship; ard then Of passing the band roughly
down The face End calling that Marriage Laughter
there Is more truth than poetry in ths even when the
course Of tue love any way but smooth. or when
marriage Is ssnehed BY love. and trust, and elevsed
BY respect Still IL my belief that the state Of mar
Rage whether regarded gious or civil institu-
t;ou. or a. voluntary contract is take e al in all the
be, and pures condition. that in the balance Of It's
,ood and III, lie good greatly prepSpiersts The fire.
suerey Of divorces in our community, and the Hght
s.,naie put upoa the family cosnpact BY large mum
her Of persons, unite TO persuade me that there no
topic upon which could better address you q: this
time.
Marriage a.ober fact TO few But TO another class
Il Il bewiderins anticipation. The youth Of both
sexes regard IL a. sort Of fairy land whereof dis
tsnee but lends exehsntment to the view" They re-
gasd ss sort OF
Diamond good
Where crude sur.eIt rciz4s.'
They see some instances of unhappiness, and hear Of
many other-of qusrrel and Disappointment and dis
agreements, and thea separations. Yet these young
enthusiasts lock G, marriage that species Of Seventh
Beayes promised by hchaurned 70 thefafafuL IL u no
such thing is state which requires great sscrinees
and for these il gives nothing but love In exchange ies
az e is nothing without love- ths. life the best eond
ten Many Young persons entertain very erroneous
idea. relative TO the marriage state. recoAeet fest
ing an sneodo:e once relaiei by Dir. Haze, o. New
Hsnp.hre IN one Of his Free Sod speeches 20 r. ei
feet "A couple came TO ne one Night aaa wsnsa Iao
20 unite them In vedlock eonsenfed 10 pef.on Ine
ceremony, and said % the rian, DO you taxe tne
woman TO be your welded vfsf , .'4ayi,
be replied Il came here for that parpoee Aaa
70 The wcrnsn: DO you take this rian 70 DC your
ku.hsrdF yer, ] doF Then you are man and
vfe-ths.'s al Both looked &c me VITA great s:on-
i,hmsut: and the lady ~ked, is that al fef' -
pied has 81. "wer,- che remarked us nor such
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

For The n I. Trbosr.
"sCIRE MEAS"
SAD star that in the psllid skies
Watch the dawning Of the day,
Give answer TO my asking eyes,
Hast thou the friend Death took away
And II, upon thy sapphire shore,
Pale island in paler sea,
He whom our silent hearts deplore
Dwells not, who solves my doubt for met
Oh ! waning, waning winter moon,
On thee call, Reply, Reply,
Thou who above the sleeping world
watchest like Gods unslumbering eye
sawest thou the signing soul that fed
And left us lorni Or dost thou roll
As coldly careless Of the dead
As Of the loved and living soul
Wild sea whose hungry pillows roar
Unssted, seeking for their prey,
Did the dear soul above thee soar
Unframed, upon its doubtful way
Pale morning sun, on yonder cloud
Casting thy cold and CHASTITY light,
Do thy dreer flames the spirit shroud
Forever from our human sighti
Oh brother man, whcreer thou art
II aught thou knowost reveal II straight
Here, with my trembling human heart
Hong for answer early and late.
Oh mighty God, whose searching eyes
Our darkest doubts can comprehend,
Hast thou no answer to my cries
Except the answer Of the End
pssfnbsr ls52. CLARENcs COOK
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feqdl Notices.
+ CORPORATION NOTICE-SALE o

~ PROPERTY inS UNPAID rAxEs.-rabc s~eee : hss-sy
ves 'hsi sse for unpsd vi take ps fa
he Ann at the csy Has Of the Cay Il Nsvlo ora. rhClSs
pAf se tssG ars, DAY q Apr: sc, \, Il oe8 at aa srs
e eV-raoed iofa cay Sy mil lie whole ssd fiorere Ne
ss srs tst he stet q the pvtry 70 be 500 S
cHssd sxss published TIE Aosnas Courier sad Ns lss ka
esse p.fer rhirs an Pub fAe C;y efNeiork
ne4iee Statements parpalt lorna, n the cpertv 70 hs -l
S0 e eoss,ses ~ s1ss s te Ccstoi-rs oAce, Ne At
keces cs-Cossresxs oece, Eex.l orA, JsaL 10. lsl1
10 islasAN AL!ARIAu G. fLAsG. Costs,cf.
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ofthe Ccenfy q k,fs. cosc 10y
psor- hsvss esrsa azAssst hobss
ANDERSON .fe II de q Bs-h-sk. knss CoiuJ, d
s1kEi &c wt u
TIE col The Arofbey hr fns oaer, WILLIAM EICh ASDA
AZ Grind q 81 WIZ qursh, er beoe tse
3sn day q Nay bezt-Dzt-d. Nov ~, la q, ...
". isvcmGs MATILDA AEDEBsON Adns-u2hh
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INPURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

II q the ccsnty a New rok hereby al pcns
h-sng e'&sar sant GEORGE mccoy q tse CITY New
heh sasen deeesee to psssn: As axe -A vosAers ~ 20
tnr s.serees at The ore Il D. Beknzr E-1, No s. Walls
ue tu o. New lors. befe the tseiA Az q A.y n-st-
DATED, Ne~-logk he sr;k d. u Novellher is6i
ne sANttIN- EIiIArETH A MCCOY. Atkani.t- .sIix
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INPURSUANCE of AN order oftbe Surrogate

II efthe Coer.y New Ycss hsres- rve1 pas
h&v.s cams .sssi JOSEPH hEeLEg s.e "a tse Cy Se~
l9fs seear b psen TIE vouehers taersf % re
seestSr 81 her resdrprc, Ne Crire s. m ths Oy q New
Tori CO ~ soe the sevenh 4y q Nsy sDs,,i View Yk.
tie SastA Gay OF Nesosher. lsse
Ms iswtnaNs TLIxaBETH KgEIyR rxecu.rr-
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DEAFNEsS-NEw Discoveries.

DLEY,S ORGANIC VIBRATOR--An extraordinary,
powerful small newly invented Instrument for Deaine
entirely from ell othersto anything OF
the hind that has been probably can be
being Of the the skin, not percepuhe IL
enables Deaf TO hes distinctly church. and at pno
ne aseembe The unpleasant sensation Of ringing noises
IN the eas entirely removed and it affords all the assist
snce that possibly could be desired.
be had at No 81 Lspenard ct New-York, OF r. r. BRUG
MAN onIy agent for America. All others are spurons
Price S. mailed to any place IN the Union the Canaaa &C
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kx1INTEp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Me0ifai.

A LII MEMS Boards do not grow strong,
"A and some don't srow all, bat all have 6ne
Beard or Mouache IL si1 weeks by asng my Oaguent il
will not stain injure the sknthis positive fact VI
per bottle. Sent to any part of the country.
r. g. GRAHAM, No. 50 Ann-st., Fowers Buildings.
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of an oraer OF the Surro

v-;e of BE Corr-y Yot nnfoe hrcy r'en 70 ~ ~
na. BE-, ms claim. sr.nr john DAR6 ks o. the Cv Of Nv
Yosk escessed rre-eri The Nth vouchers iAes- 70 %
sut.erhes Il her rr.duoe 20 splz n he Cty o. -
bere esh eay II FebsarJ B-rt-oaa sev ioA
he Get day o. Assast. lsdl - ,.-..
suo5 lsvrm8 MARTHA DAhS AenhnsusA-
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DPNNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

will be completed to Pittsburgh BY December LIST after
which all goods consigned to their AGENT At rhiiadelps
Hour at the below published; offering TO merchants
shipp to points the Ohio River or any OF the West
err waters facilities TO 10 received any other route
Their with connecting roads complete by
which Goods Re forwarded TO the Interior OF the west
EN- States by Railroad the lowest rates and IN AL onses
without detention ,.uur.,,uu
from Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh
let Cisss-Dry Goods, Boots Shoes Sc u Per i~ oA
"a Cless-Hardware, Machinery, Bales,
Brown Sheeting, Wool &c. oots Per iW Ios.
Sd Clas-CoHee, oueensware, Heavy
Castings, &c. :,:..."'''.'..',1o o.s per ioo rs
<h Cess--Baoop Lard, Fish .65cts per 100 ms
No Commission charged ot forwarding at Philadelphia q
httsbursh. -
For further information OF Bills Of Ladins, apply to
u L. ELLIOTT, Agent No 7Westst, n Y.
HI HOUSTON, Gen Freight Agent Philade phis
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II gate % tie cosn,y sesy - an
SOFA hsyss egs ss4s. JOHN ESrhVE ate the Cny Of
N- lek Ss4sed 70 he was 'sash~rs ,Aefea
Ne ss>craef bsr rsdse Ne II Thon4ss ~, ~ tbs Cy
New fot teks tsy ofNsrsb pstea Sss fsk,
Ne en- aay q s@rs CIcRlcI gsrfff isnossfS'nr
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and ratings of Hupe ed Psiue combined The writer
Of such works open perpetual fountains OF SIN nor 'ho-
who are % come after them
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CUPRFME COURT, City and County of

~ New Yort-Phhp w. Enss and sanne y Ens, ,st VIM
D. Wzlion Israel Wod and John A Harttsu 1nou- - ey
deInsnd contrseTo the defudsnt. WiLLiAh "ALIos
and JOHN A. BART; fOu sre hereby s1r'foncd AID
the eopn; in this ret which vas "a IN me oe
the Ct ofthe and County Of kev iorh TIE IN dy o.
a. the sad coo2 ant on
suhscher al ter oice No IL Wal t. the CITY OF Ne~
Yoft twenty days after the servlce OF h su Shy
exclusive day su and hyou al snsrer the .a6
conn aforesaid, the plant NJ ths seon VII
judgment for the Of one hanifd O. Lars va
% February thousand a haDd Cd
forty rne beside. ofih seaDsied November H.
1854. siAILhhkchI a. hOfsi,
no lavi2wH Plsiut1hs Attornsys
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SUPERIOR COURT-Hen-

IN ~ DoHaci and s-th- his We .s1,s', Pa B pa1
d. and Sarah L. h John Buter All bh
r. ki- vie Mary DOninst. DouiBsk, william Cot 80
ana N.rsaefA Dornict Hret Den nef Corr
Douniek sarah Domnck and An7e rs VI
Jane Dounlt ard ssrsh p b fr1nce jacob porrSt
John Ge Receser &c Fredersk T. Pet W liam Fudcn mn
I1ui1. y FaSon his wzn Dannns t-SD~e, g. s.rah
HaDeHhake Yrsncis Rrhard Donck, Ada Donnck Iasd'e
ADA DONIEICK, IHADDEUs DOAlSICk ami JUNits DON
mick berey samnoed ard required 20 snrv-r me
suptieneua complaint vhh led ne ehce o.
Cerl Of the sad cou the dy Of he ee hereof and 20
copy the sd srppcanfL eonptai %
ssh.erer hereto h- oce No % Na-asee' n ne Cry
o. New fcrk within dys after tie service hefe eIels'e
THE dsy II and y71 f 10 the sad COMPLAINT
the paad- bereSa WI taAe IN <nsn
you fr the resf dennsed the sad oHaia
KsvYort. July ), iss2 Toor., Sc,
jy5 isv6mH j. ~ BALDWIN, Any 'or f<ntAS
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r. Judge william Conway dlee . ne re-
sdsnce Of Gov Convey ~Li'se s'es' An' We
2sh ut
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OREATNORTHERN RAILROAD NEW

OYORK tovERMONT and CANADA.-Ticken are sod
Il the KswYork and New Haven Railroad Office brosd"ay
snd CansJ.t NY To Bellows Falls Rutland, BURLINGTON,
Windsor White River Junction, Wells River sc JOINS
bsy 81 Adams Rouse. Point Osden'bursh aud MoatIea
nd 81 PM in connection with the Northern Roads
Tisbt by from Peck slip every day
Il M connecting with the Railroad 10 Burlington 81
Jobnsbury, OgdeDsburgh, Montreal and all nternedste
towns The Companies forming the New Haven Route ara
Atsrmiped 10 make IL the oItabe and expeditions
inter route TO Vermont and Canada. y. HYDE
Railroad Agent No. l52 Southst, NY.
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MAD, LINE. via stomngtOb,

n q, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORp
= yArNT0N -Tf,e steanners MASSACHUSETTS, ard
70 unnn6RE 81 III, line nov ruo regularly hereto
- slterpatey leaving Pier No North River hrst ~aad
SOC Bsftery-plece, daily, Sundays excepted a r. M
"a e,erington O'Clock r VI or on urvs OF the nah
ssin. which leaves Boston 4. p M. ny,
The COMMODORE, from New York-Monday, WEI
s<s6sy and Friday From stoningtsD-Tuesday InafsmS
The MASSACHUSETTS, from ew-Ycrs-,Toes5sy'
Thundsy ard saturday From Stoningon-'donday' "ea-
rsdsy and Friday. u..-4
The ssamer FERRY leaves Providence for Newport
S,ily exeept Sundays, at ZIP. NJ. -
Sor freight or passage Apply at the oee, No ~ naeS-
-l..e ar an hoard the boafs
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NEw-YORK and ERIE RAILROADS

NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN Trains lesye rierf foot of puzne-St Asfcllow.:
ExpRnss TRAIN att AN Cor punkigk and Buffalo
MAIL TRAIN a. IAN. tor all stations.
Way Train At $ 80 M, fer Piernoni AID Sutern.
WAY TRAIN NJ 80 Pm. fo1 Delaware Jersey City.
fxrsEss TRAM at PM, every day Cor panAirk asa
Buffalo.
Both Express Trains At Dunkirk with the LAKE.
Shore Railroads for Cleveland and thence direct TO Cnen-
nsfi sso to SaDaasky roedc Nonroe De,roit sas Gu.
cage CHAS. UNOf. Supernsoaocc1
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NEW ROUTE-BUFFALo and NEW

IN YORK CITY RAllROAD.-Exteasic. Of the Sir
Foot Track 70 Buffalo This rosd extendns from Bsf.o
10 Horrelsyile the Newly aud Elis Raosa j. aow
completed and fun operation, forming connecrsa with
thai road the shortest espes, and direct route De-
tween New-iors City AID Buffalo IL IL Of the sx-foot
gaafc and built in moot sQsstAah mslnef, and TIE
greater portion of having bsss in operation ssne mczihs
sntrely tire nom the ronshness usual roads
Fare from New-Yofk TO Buffalo, 50
Through tickets end baggage checks be procured at
9e Depot q the NswYork and Ere RAi.rosA loot Of
Desns-st- MY.
The times sr lesvns NewYerk may be lesaed By reis>
re the advertisements cf the NewYork and Enc Rail.
rad TIE trains win leave Honosyie for Buffalo tie
srvs OF the Enc kailroad usi1s-Ruhso, New. - ls2
J. g. h0YT, Supt Buffalo and N. Y. City R.R
NEW.JERSEY RAIl.ROAD.-NEw.
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-u. MAIL
k1fkisS LlNES-1hrcosh In ours-New,Jerse,
xI5'sa "a jersey CITY ssvins Eew;YOst a. 2 snas
-, ard y z. M from foot Of CourtlsudfS6 Leaves
tA3saspha eme hours foot Of walnufst Fsrs reduced
~ ks esstslss and o. 50 sor second -elsss
oALIiNoRE, WARRINGTON and CHARLESTON
ncten cold IN the above lnes and through baggage
Sned N ne p. N. hines FROM New-York, with through
,ecsor fssssnssn with baggage ersss The isry MN
ssessse the 6si3 lssys.
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAIL

NROAD.-wINrEk ARRASGgsENr.-Decemhss Is, lsRs
Trains Of and Special
It end M A. NJ, and p. NJ, through to New-Haven-
Ats10 A. NJ and 81 p, NJ, for Port Chester
The liz A. n In connection with train nom New.
Haven to Hartford and Springfield and with train over the
Canal Road
ExrREss TRAINS ats A. n. .od 81 p NJ Tor NewEsveu,
Hartford Springfield Worcester aud Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The NJ train connecs AZ
New-Hsvep with train Of the New-london Road to New
London Norwich, Stonington aud Providence The $50
p. NJ 20 NewLonaon only.
The 8 A. NJ, stops al Stamford and Bridgeport, con-
Meeting with Houssfonic and Naagstuok Railroads sf
Bridgeport The 81 r NJ stops at Stamford, Norwalk and
Bridgeport connecting with Dantury Railroad Sorwak,
and ssd Naugsaach Railroads al bridgeport
Trains into OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud Specialist
~, and sasA NJ and p. M through from New Haven.
At5 NJ And Sss Z. NJ fron Pors Chester
The sS A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford, New LONDON ssd Cena Railroads AZ NswHaven
TIE rescivespaseoser from HArtsora and Sprins-
6elS and Northern Railroads
Exrsess TRAINS leave New.Hsvea on ezrlvsl Of trains
nom Boston AZ n and sc NJ (s,cppins Al Br,dseport
korwsk srd Stamford y leaving Bostop at q A n and
$f.M. Trains o: the NewLondon Road run in ecnuec.
ton.
See large hill OF savssti,s%sa at the Station House an6
rtscii Al hoscls GEo W WhiSTi4kR Jr- Sa2'k
New Haven. Dceeneef. 1872
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN g. NORTHERN

w INDIANA RA1LROAD.-On and after January I,
1883 until further notice. Passenger Trains will run between
Chicago Toledo aud Monroe daily, except Sundays fol-
Duwr;
Chicago for Monroe and Toledo at 81 AM
Toledo for Chicago at . AN.
Monroe for Chicago az u AN .
hs Road in conjunction with the Toledo and Norwalk,
Iake Shore New York and Erie Buffalo and Albany, and
Hpdsop River Railroads. form the only Railroad COMMUNE
cation between Chicago and New-York CITY.
Also Railroad communication Is now opened between
eeeo and Columbus Cincinnati and Pittsburgh via Tole
DO ard Norwak Road which ntesecs the Mad River ard
Hamilton aud Dayton Roads at Bellevue the Mansfield
Road at Monroeve and the Cleveland Columbus and Gin
sipnsti, and Pittsburgh Roads, at Cleveland.
JOS. IL MOORE, Superintendent.
8. 4 N. l. II. r. Office, Adrian, Dec "a, lo5l
John Il. PORTER, Agent, No 100 Brosd-st NIX
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4 EECHES-A large lot of healthy Leeches
IL for sale low prices, by 4. PATURhL Co No. 20
Per rl-Sf
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ulOIEDO. NORWALK and CLEVELAND

II RAILROAD-0pen through, completing the last link
Ia the chain Of Railroads btween kewIori and boston
and ChiesgoOn and after Monday Jan. "a ieo' sscn
Leave Toledo at A M; leave Cleveland ct $50 r NJ,
connecting with Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Kali.
road Mt Grafton with Sapdusky and Mansfield Railroad At
Monroeyile Mad River and Lake Ere Road ct Bellevue,
and with Michigan Southern Road AZ Toledo. -, \,
EsYiy In F,buary two trains will be connecting d.
rectv Al lsdo with trains from West and at Cleveland
with those from Eastoice Toledo Norwalk and Cieve'
" ~ T. b. PHILLIPS, Superintendent.
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Water Cure.


HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENlC lNSTI-
IL TUTE, No Is L&ishtst SPECIAL department ior 10
DR. ]. L. HOSfORD. Assistant
TIME n. Y. CITY WATER CURE, No. lS4
ii lsrA-st cor Uuiversty-p,. Ample ecconnnods'son
for nsticn,s and bosrlers o. II. WELLINGTON, MD.
GEO II. TAYLOR, MD.
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CANDS's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP
- Only l2s cents A delightful and sure remedy for
Cough Hoar~ne<s Consumption, &C. Wholesale and Ne
tan at Sanss's Mammoth Drug Stsre, No. vi Jsnness
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C. H. RING, General Agent for the United States, Ne
le2 Broadway Ncw-iork- ,
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United states
liz is put up IN Pint bottles WIKI the words Or Moses
Inyisorstns Cordial blown in the glass Price - per Bot
lie two bottles e5 live bottles fot S2 and "a per doz
N. B-lmportant advice accompanying each bottle.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD Of EEW-JEk.
" gEY-Nev-Yort to Easton, Pa Fare u 7b-rau
Arrangement commencing November IS 1852 Leave r,eI
No Eorb Rive. daily for Esstoo enc sr1;1ls
4 4DPM:. Re.uInins, leave Philpsssrs at aads An
A1aBPM
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HUDSON RIVER winse,

IL Arrangement Trans leave Cbsmbersst daily, for
Txprcs Train A. NJ. through in hours connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal ct O'Clock sans
Man Tram A. M.-ThIough Way Train P. M:
Trpress Train 5 p. M--Acconmodation Train6 r. M.
For TaIrytown st2 PM- and an Evening Tran a.
por Poleepsie at 1880 A. NJ. and 4P. M-FOr Peekskia
The Tarytown Peekskill and Poksepse Trains stop d
III Way Stations r., c m,
SUNDAY TRAINS from Csna-st at 80 NJ for Pough-
Acepse and at M for Albany stopping at all Way Sta
sons GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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Il NEWPOET snd FALL
I-OR gHREWgBIJRY HIGHLAND DOCK,

u OCLAE HOUSE, lions B5s ns,1,il,s NICK IND.
s,ownJ and RID BANK1hs new and spena.a ' 49,.
-; THOMAS HUNT. Capt r. hsssefs,s 80 .~''
- 80 1880 sn,y ysoN SHREWSBURY.
ncs ~ 81 " Friday Jan. II. II A NJ
sI,eay, 'a - ~, Il III M MONDAY IAN u. M A. NJ
sxeIssy' I I 70 III = NJ "Wednesday Jan. ~, P.x.
10y, IN IN On ~ M friday Jan. q. ZIP. 81
Ec,,sssy' la n 2tPM Monday. Jan a. n AN
estaSsy' 10 o. II A III "Wednesday, Jan. 2, 81 An.
Jsem.y, 'I 2, a Friday Jan "a 81 AN
1nnnesy ian % ia A NJ MONDAY Jan. 81, fei A. "
80 sa1 sopsn viii ran in connection With boat
So. 10 Convey passengers TO I'll parts Of the country
sssos are Ifd astls the above best On the scooan'