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NOR AT'STRALIA-The 4 / New.York built

clipuer packet ship TEXAS. 800 iuns capacity now
ready TO cargo and OF rst and second
and v u sa from New York the l2h April Toe TEAAS
was built IN the thorough manner for regular Packet
shin from Sew-YoIk her accommodations FOR Passengers
being Constructed upon improved an. and without re-
gard to expense wen ventilated spacious AMI elegant
sane hsht II CABIN (ssy feet where other shps have
three tiers Of double beTths The beIths In the Second
CABIN are built leave airy and st passage way
knees OF the ship in the beTs aso the naneeous and
stencil arising from bge water 81 the air stress'
when AT sea The ship wall be- Commanded BY an eSPe-
renced and Efficient Captain and Officers aud provided
with stful Physioun Our provisions viii he selected
,roTey remited viii secure pSs.sse for which apply %
John r sARDY, No SO SOuth-sf- corner OF Wall, or
THOMAS n. SANFORD No. % SOuth-st
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nle0iral.

ALL who have tried are convinced of the
N efficacy OF POZZoNrs CHEMICAL BALM IfyouI
hAsr is falling II your hair 10 hin Il your head fun Of
dandrua t will Gle arse t. and If you troubled sth
satsI so1. d.. s.s il vii cure YOU Price Sold By Rec
& smith, No us Demarest No 6o1, Morrison, No SsS,
RusIton 4 CLARK No. rs Broadway Rice Smith, No.
~ GthGy.; T.. X. Gillespie Atlantic Ct, BROOKLYN
A MEXICAN FLUID MAGNESIA-An
~ agreeable and safe spring spenent TOT females aud
children purifying the system removes SKIN eruponr sno
relieve. BIZ ousuess snd dyspepsia In general use IN Eo-
rope HOLBROOKE, MARTlN Co, odhce Isl Broadway.
CHERRY PICTORIAL, for the rapid euro
~ Of Coushs Colds fadueRza H0arsenes, Group, Blon-
ehits Incpeat Coz SUMPTION sad for the relief OF Con,
sumptve Patients la advanced stages Of the dsease-Of
al ths medicines extant land come VI tein VAIN
able tor tie cure q Ru nS s SSp 10 r.. ss-e. With
tbs preparation OeB sonetnlss s1t 81 AL times
and IN all Of the lungs aud hroat where medicine
can 1--WE rreL this ~u do IT, IL pleasant 20 tsae, and
p~sctly saf in accordance with the directions We do
no for the information OF those who have tired
il hut have fauhes thar have knOwa ~
value will be without 10, ana BY ia timely use they
from the dangerous consequences OF Nousn sna
Colds which negecied nPen INTO taiS eon.anpsion
70 this BY the Board OF Judges 10 sePtenber
2 also the Medals Of te three sreat Institutes OF AT
Ia his county also The Diploma o. %. nia iesr,q,s 81
CINCINNATI has been gwen % the CHERRY PIC rOhAL,
By their Government. IA cousident on OF ~ o1usonhAy
excellence and usefulness in curing affections Of ths Lungs
R.ss to- following opinion founded rhe long eIper-
renee Of the suaHsrt Physician o. M roIt a
Dbl C. AYEK Five years trial Of your ChsdTy Peceo'
"a IN nv prsetice hss proved what DresaS from 10
composition mast b. true tat GRADUATES. and cures ts
cods ard 70 which we u tbs section are psesaf'
ly liable , -.
thuk 10 equal has not "a been Discovered nor do
Know now better remedy b. male ot The dissmpers
Of the tLro.t .nd lszss IL BUkTON, ND, FRS.
WAsaiSCTOS, Pa APnl IL, lss.
Ds.s sE Feehns that have been spared ffo'a pre-
mature Ersve truuzh your nst.u-utaty BY the pr0vi-
asnce % God Will the liberty % express % You nay
gratitude
COACH snd the alarming symptom. Of consumption had
~ sue,s re TOO low esEs snyhnS A.e bOps, when
my physieisn bfouzb, me bottle OF your fos1h. IL
..su5.s te naord immediate rshef ana few weeks
n. has restored sound hesl,k. II = viii 10 tor
o:es bat hes d0ne for you are certainly Of the
tenefarters Of mankind.
sincerely wishing you every blessinS'
1 40 VERY respectfully yours
JoFs J. CLkRkE Rector u % Pes-rs Caurch
Mish sreL zssursBce AID irgm sUch stronger
procf cs be aured uul- b fJs is e1sets aPou trial
Pr.sr-.4 80 90 bv JANIS c. AIR
Prsc-iosl Ciomis, Lowell Mas.
A an
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CANDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO

~ PHILADELPHIA FIRM Pier No / Ns.th Hsss'
foot OF Battery plsce Two Lines eilY AZ A. " ana
NJ kecowuodaron Line at A NJ, By steamboat JOHN
POTTER 70 South Ambcy thence ~ cars ~ boientosn
and steamboat r STOCKTON % Phladel Pha Esse -
FXpress Line at P NJ BY steamboat JOHN POfIsh 10
Abbey thence direct 20 Camden BY cars thronsn IN
hours FARE, g. Rsturpiug lsave PHI Adeipha [" a >"
and2P.N
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DOCHRSTER. LOCKPORTand NIAGARA

IL FALLS RAILROAD OPen to BUFEALO.-rhe most
direct quickest and cheapesI route % Totont hamilton
80 CsSsds Veto ana after TUESDAY, Jan. is 1879
tr,is will leave Rochester Cor Buffalo and Niagara Fails ~
follows. 7sr II and AIS VI Returning tram w'h "a,
Rnso ard NiaRara Falls fu Rochester ~ " AN and 70
PM Passengers tor Buffalo will End this route superior IA
MONT Of couicst 70 any other The road u thoroughly oat
sna " th entirely new cars and locomotives me
re.ent Of the Road IN Buffalo on the Terraces
he most central portion Of me etv ~, ,,,a>, 60.
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A AUSTRALIAN PACKET LINE-For Port

~ Philip. MslbouTre, ke.-Ths new Al clipper bark
THEOXENA Joseph Webster, Commander. 70 sail March
% positively. TINS vessei lifted out most superior
expressly for passengeTs the accommodation or
comfort ard convenience teisz urssrpAt ed oJ any sap
in port. Bathrooms &c, combined With which the
well known experience Of her commander who has been
long and svorstly known N the passenger trade vi III
for those who nay al II her every possible facility
no expense Will be spared % make her eQual % o EnieA
have proceeded her IN this line. VII ALBUS and PEf-
IONA the superiority Of which already known 70 TIE
public. For freight passage apply % ANTONIO PSI
Letter, proprietor, No ~ WAlLst-. CT ONEllMANN Il
GRUNER conEgLees No . SOath-st, on board. Pier
n. Z. r., foot OF Pnest-
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Jesse @

sash g. surosss 81 tho Coasy ID snss notes hersey
vsn ACCORDING law al havna tsaas ssaas, ALhx
AkDER BRODIE the Cy Of Bookyn deceased that hsy
are reoued 70 ebA yYuchsr, ihseot % the
sub-ehef George Thstchsr atA- vie@so vbHeAsst the
CITY Bookyn before s ~ dsg u ssgenber aatD
Fsbf..fy a. ls68 JOHN EHiCOPE. is,.,ao,.
al laxgptT. GEORGE O.. THATCHER,
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Ocean STEAMERS, &e.


NOR SAN FRANCISCO via VERA CRUZ
Il and ACAPULCo.-The rev and fAs. Steamship Al
p,rpOSs I no TVS bsrien Will lesve this port On
TplRspAY The Sst March, At o'clsck for Vera Cruz
direct. :, e.
Th tie shOrtest ehesPes, and mos; Aeaiay r'sis tx
passengers bourd 20 California
For fr-isht or passage apply to
SIMEON DRAPER, No % flae, cor Of u-Aa'
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
semi-weekly L. 5. Nal LEne-Tne neS &ne -.
sons stexmer JAMES ApGER, yDaeke7son &c mn
MI leave Pier Ne North Riyef on sAItkpAi' sA0N
n At O'Clock p. precisely y,-,. -. Ill
For Freight apply on hoard, whrre a.. '-' VI s
h. sirped ard for pssssre At the ONCE 81 =, 81 -
sPOFFORD TiLESroN Co. NO. = sS Salafi
Through Tickets for Florda u iaovs 10
sSi; to Pilsfks, s..
HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESION.5
III &c tuns heavy freight for the above p'rt may % ~
sPoFroRD, TlLEsToN Co, No - sOotss'-
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NJ SSNIR r. OHice Adrian, Dec q, 1877
JOHN b. PORTER, Agent No. i0s Broad-st M

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD NEW
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA Direct u. \ NAIL
CYPRESS LINESs-Thruugh IN hours-New Jersey
Railroad wa Jersey City leaving New-fork az and An
and 81 NJ from foot Of Courtlandtst Leaves fh.saeL-
phia sau hours Of Walnut st. Fare reduced 70 - of
6r,t clsss and e. - tor seconS class.
one line leaves Newly orb at and A VI and = and =
= NJ FAR in and r NJ - e. IS; IN the A. and y
y NJ 90 secobd-cls IN add A. A. and + VI - ~
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CdAhLEsIoN
thonsh tickets old 10 the above Inca and through baggage
csty,sd in s and A NJ and 81 2. NJ. lines from New
Ya Passengers with baggaso the ferry Is minutes
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yENTRAJ, RAILROAD of MEMBER

y SEY.-Nev-York 20 Esston, Pa, Fare VI 1A-s.n
Arrangement eormeucng Nov Is 1851 Leave Pier
No North River daily, for Essfon and intermediate
MACE. stsAM - M and St5 7 NJ. and for Somerv,le
as PM. Returning, leaves PhlhPsoursh Al and A.
n and SIS NJ
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most central portion o WARREN CoLBURN sup't.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

nj INDIANA RAILROAD.-On and after Feb. 7, 1881
u,tl rher notice. Passenger Trains viii between Chit
~aro Toledo aad Monroe daily except Saudsys a. follows
Chicago for Monroe az 81 VI ~
Cb,csse for Toledo a. 81 A VI aud M.
Toledo for CHICAGO IL IS A VI aud 8 PM
Monroe for CHICAGO 81 " AN -,
Th Road in con junction with the Toledo and NofwAls
Its Shore New Yors and Ere, BaiAo and Albany, and
hudson River Railroads form the only hltosa COMMUNE
canon between Chicago and New-Nor CIV ,,
Also Railroad communication Is now opened ec'~ ~
Cb,csso ard Columbus. Cincinnati and PttsbuTsn va t0se
40 nd Norxak Road which interests the Mad tVer apd
u..,Ito, ana DAYTON Roads Bellevue, the dsnshels
Road AZ NorToeve ard the Cleveland Couraen' and V'n-
e'nh'N' N JOS "A MOORE, Superintendent.
a ~ u % nar
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40 very respectfully yours.
joss J. CLAEEE Rector u 81 Peters Church
With sch sssursDce and rVnl s1ch 20 sfonstf
proof c1n be atuced uul- b frOt. ~ e1scts a2on A
Prssr-.5 - 80 nv JANIS C. AiER
Practical Cioulis, Lowell, Mas.
sold by Al Gr1xEsts and dealers medlcis eveysaers
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A CSTRALIAN PACKET-E1eeI.ior Line


~ For Melbourne, Pou Phlhp.-The entirely
ooumaBder oniy 4c0 register snoo>eds the clipper
PANAMA and III sal sb1uf the first Of April The
MOST Of her cargo enssEed No steerege OF second cab
passeufers sEen From The fzutle-s o-i o. this beautiful
clipper ard the onE experience Of Capt Boree N passage.
10 tie iu6an and Pacific Oceans confidently predicted
she VII distsro al eopettoFs and make the Pss-sge IN
sde Of70 oays Soc iies Pier No Is Esst Ry-r-
For cabin pesssEe or freight Epply 70
RISSELL H0RTON. 70 81 Old-.lp.
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Misteii

RELGIAN CASARIES.-FOr sale e0llec-
- ton Of Belgian Csnsre-, Cages, re They are the
O. choicest trted collected regardless Of eIpense THIS
rare Opportunity for any ssEenGn possess himself
OF aupenor svlSIy.
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Suro-
sA'e Of Se~ Yorl uc. . hereby ssea 10 al
E-ous ~ claim. NATHAN kArsoR, hs Of tho Coy
ber d-ceasej the with voachefs
t-.of .u6. r--dnre No go 6ran o. N tbs
the g7h dag OF MAJ nrst-Dssa
"a ia~tTTes JASE RAYSoR Adns..usinl
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Z" cold Miuing cOmpsny.
cu.uns secretary aud Irsnsct Agent of Ora. Valley
X J, hi'" so N,nins Co. No le7 futon
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A MEXICAN FLUID MAGNEsIA-A

~ agreeable and safe spring spenent TOT females aud
children purfing the system removes skin erupons aud
relieve. iousues and dyspepsia. In general use IN Eo-
rope HOLBROOKE MARTIN s Co, ONCE l5I Broadway.
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ratnaees, yentilstot., KesHiers,.
- SrIvVR Manufactures aud Deserl No " Chn \
bknuys a 90 Improved RanseA No i'o'rshd 81
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A USTRALIA-Clippe Line.-The
"a p.ctet sEip ROCKLAND, 800 Tvs burden, NrnA
nser now oadlus az Pier C. z 4. vii succeed ne CAP
ton tenth snip the Llre, sEd sl iSr MELBOURNE
PORT PHILIP. ca n Ma--h. TIE Unsurpassed accom-
r.oSaors Ct tbs rob ship AZ sacseE: tncaoesn, for
persons her; and IL ssaosoet reputation OF
s h-yt Line disra. n over AZ otner. E1ar
s1,es f1r Intending Ezts ease ~ 1er n pr-fence
any other -esss b0unt 20 those ports Fo- freight OF p
saEe early 1pph cation Ea0uh b rs1e 20 WIN DUGAN
No IS Frort-st or 20 ARAELL ELLIOT, rs Pearls.
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4 IrSTRAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
n -FO2 PORT PHILIP, MELBOUNs AID sgd
MY. AUSTRALIA-The magnificent Des Steamship
GOLDEN AGE, 2ooa tuns, -. G0asDaader, I'll -
DISPATCHED f0r tn- above ports so1t t- Ia Nay,
Tbs steamship = o. the sr-nztn and n every -
rect eqas 20 the Collins Line Of 5s-AnerS and sleved
vii prove b b- fsst-s steamship 70 the world Her
seeerodsrious for rv -ecoud and third ciA-- II pAcn
sers superior 70 any Steamer ever built
Ksf-e Of Ps-aEe
Flint Class Ladies Ssoon
FiIst Cas- UVp-r 1zoon. -
Sscone
ING LAB ..--.-s.''''-''.
The bo0ks op-n For freight p&-AFe, .pPy 70
J. HOWARD 4 SOs, A1eats, No - Brosi~sy
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xin..s Gimps, Tss.sis, Buttons, SC
rrFkfR MkIDHot, Manuse'urefsl NO ~ pey y
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rouE VAN DEVEHTER, OIL store No n Barclay y
Black Lead Crucibies hest
,.u,Ft IDEF No lO7 FultOn st. stairs
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NEVER FAILING REMEDYlil
HOLLOWAY'N OINTMENT.

lFh len IhAAh SUEEEklNG.
Copy Of Letter iron Mr.. Thompsen, Chemist, Xiv.
srpool, dated August 9Oth, 1883.
To Professor Holloway,
DEAn Sal AN enabled to funiSh You Hi,h most
msnt and Pills; which has aStonshed every person go.
quaintSd with the sufferer. About 10 years ego, Mr.
W. Cummins, Of Saltney Street, in this town, was
thrown from his horse, whereby he received very se-r
ouS injuries he had the best medical advice at the
time, and WA afterwards intimate cf dgeren; 10.
hrmarieS, yet he grew worse, aud at last q maiig-
nant running ulcer settled In his hip, which 90
completely crippled hin, that he could not move with
out rruehes for nearly years recently he began 10
use your Ointment ana Pills. which have now healed
the wound, strengthened his limb, and enabled him to
dispense with has erutrhss 30 that he can walk with
the greatest eass, and with reserved health aud vgout
A MOST SF"'T EXTRAORDINARY ccnREPs8N' cnRE SF
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALI
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy Of Letter from MIR. Hird, Draper, of KsadS,
near GAinSbro', dated March Isl, 1859.
To professor HSLLowAT,
SiH Some time since, one Of ny children was sft
hictea with dreadful eruptions orer the BODY ana
limbs obtained the advice of several eminent Sur
geonS and Physicians, by all of whom the ease wee
considered hopeless At length tried your Ontnsnt
and Pills, and without eXAggsraon, the eject was mi
Tacul0us, for by persVerng il their use ali tho orup-
tlOhS quickly disappeared, aud the child was restored
previously lost child from q similAr complaint
and firmly believe, had in her case adopted your
medicines she would have been saved also. shall be
happy TO testify the truth Of this to any enquirer.
CERTAIN REMEDYFoR scoasuTic ntT HWSoas RyiP15
AND AN ASTONISHING CURE OF AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE
OF "A BAD LEG.
Copy OF Latter from MesSrs Walker and Co., Chan,
lists, Bath.
To Professor HoLLSwAT,
DEAN SIR,-Among the numerous cures effected by
the use Of your valuable medicines in the neEhbof-
hood We may mention that Of an old lady living iu
the Village Of PrsStSn about Eve miles from This
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10 satisfy any enquiries 10 the authenticity Of ihis
really wonderful case, either personally or BY letter
APriVats in the Bath Police FoTSe, also, has bean
perfectly cured OF an old scorbutik affection in thA
face, after all other had failed. He states that
II is entirely by the use of your oiAt0sn. and speaks
| loudlV in IL nraiae
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-07
What can be got for Five Dollars !

w uob NdN 10 6O6 IVA AA'S NNhNAS
The undersigned have entered into an
arrangement by which they agree to fur
nish the Knickerbocker Magazine, (month-
ly,) the Home Journal, (weekly,) and the
Musical World and Times, (weekly,) to
new subscribers, at the very moderate price
of five dollars year for the three publica-
tions; all orders enclosing that amount TO
Dyer & Willis, will be promptly attended
10. ....., ....... -.. ..-.
SAMUEL HUESTON,
Publisher Of the Knickerbocker.
MORRIS s. WILLIS, "..
Publishers Of the Home Journal.
...... DYER & WILLIS, % s..... .....
Publishers Of The Musical World and Times,
257, Broadway New-YOrk.
Grand Literary and Artistic Combination.
Arrangements have been made TO fur
nish the Knickerbocker Magazine, the
Home Journal, and the New York Musical
World and Times, to new subscribers, for
FIVE dollars year This is cheap lilera-
ture, with vengeance. The knicker-
booker is 50 per annum; the Home Jour
nal, 90: and the, Musical World and Times
S3; making 4s year at the uEuSl rates. =
That ,hreS pueh works IN be ObtSinsa FOL
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All Of which will be sold cheap. Persons aeoSt 70
aagrStS 10 Cslil0Tpis, and wishing 70 supply Eosm-
s With The AAoyS ITslSs Wv saa % sl sSsm -
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