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ia full line of Staple and Fancy Gro
eeries, Flour speciality, at Russells'.
Don't forget tive deliver goods in the
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r. Prof Phillips did not deliver his lecture on
Love Saturday night. He saw that the prospect
looked SLIM and therefore did not venture to incur
apy expense We presume be acted wisely.
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Oils.

AL kinds Of Machine Oils, low as at ST. joe OF
Atchison. at CB. BIcKFoRD & Co.
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Come and examine our new samples Of Wall Paper
and Borders. Large stock. 81. Joseph or Atkinson
prices duplicst-d. c. B. BIcKFoKD q Co.
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y All parsons owing me an account, must settle
by cash or note, before January LIST, 1880.
J. II. WARD, Severance.
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~. About how many Thousand tunes must we re-
peat that items must be sent in before Wednesday
70 insure publication!
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Y Prof Shaner. of Arnold COLLEGE, passed
thrvugh here, on Monday, to spend his Christmas al
Sugar Lake, No.
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CIDER VINEGAR
Il CIR BIcKFORD & co.'s.

L. Russells have in stock full line
OF Cook Stoves, flor wood and coai,) all
sizes, styles, and prices.
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Poultry.

The old firm is on hand again. and will CONNIE nee
buyius Poultry on the LIST of January. Bring in
vour Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks and Geese, and get
the market price, in Cash, for them.
j. B. BYERs.
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BICKFORD's.

IL Jacksons Common Sense Liniment will cure
Your Rheumatism or Lame Back; also cure your
horse Of almost any blemish. At
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All in need of Holiday Goods, to call at d. c. Sim
clairs before they buy.
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~ Sunday, the 2Ist, was the sloomiest a. well as
the shortest day in tie year.
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fv Here's your open winter. The weather proPh
81. had better get together. and open it.
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C. B. Bickford & Co. arc offering an immens stock
of Watches Jewelry, Books, Perfumery, Fancy eiass
ware Wall Pockets, Toilet and Fancy Articles suit
able for Christmas Presents, at lower prices than
ever before Cali on them. Red Front Drug Store.
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nv FIRE. Monday morning. 1t is q severe loss to the
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-25

~ Stock Salt, o. per barrel, at
LELAND's.
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Preparatory to a change in business, We will close
out our entire stock of merchandise at cost.
MCCRUN CowES
Atchison, Dec. 1. 1879.
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r. Charley BurkhaIter il fllins his icehouses
Th- ;re ia very thick and nice.
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AGENTS.

ANTS n BATES Il Park Row New York.
" PFTTENGILL & CO.. 81 Park Row. New York.
aF0RGE p ROwELL & CO.. 20 Park Row, New York.
pdWELL CHESNAN. St. Louis. No.
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~ This Christmas week. we are having the cold
81 ,uap Of the winter. thus far.
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Notice.

All persons owing d. c. Sinclair will please call
and settle by January lst 1880
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Christmas will be here. and If you are in neet
of goods in that line, call at
ID. C. SIScLAIR's.
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Y The. Troy public schools have . vacation for
two weeks.
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9Everything in the Hardware Line,
at Russells'.
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FRANKLIN BABCOCK
Money to Loan

VII negotiate loans for parties wishing to oorro"
oney. Teose.
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For any other length Of time in accordance With the
p,.inrss cards of S fines or less. Is year.
For legal and transient advertisements. 81 square
o The insertion and 50 cents per square for each
.nb,pouent insertion.
Spcial Notices will be charged 50 cent extra and
5torial advertisements and personal communication,
double price. 40,
stops of half square and over are counted - full
square. .;.- a.. l.. ..,.,e.a a. in T..
the cost Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates. - e. t.-..x.hy-t
Advance
=. m. times will admit. All job Work must be paid
~ xbrp taken from the Office
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n II yp1 have any real estate to sell. appiyto ".
r. & g. r. Weed. Troy. Kaneas.
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want I npes upo he mind u
low that
t elowetpr and
rlung o mari a
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DOLLAR wEEKIT oLoHx.Dx,fo.
CAAT.

In pursuance Of determination to place the Week.
issue Of the Gto5s Duseut within the reach Of every
dnced ts price ~ dollar per annum postage prepaid
by This makes IL. considering liz sze and uslsy
the cheapest newspaper in the country We eoa6-
d-pt that this hberxlity part viii be met By
generous response from the people Of te who,e Vest
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Troy. DECEMBER 18th. 1879.
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Financial statement

Balance cash on hand. from June report. 1851
Received fro.n Dramsbop Licenses. 1880
Pedders' Licenses A6C
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THE KANSAS CHIEF.
SOL. MILLER, Pub,i.her.

rvo DOLLARS YEAR IN ADVANCE. Payment should
sae strictly in advance otherwise the Of q
- iii be charged, at the discretion of the Publisher.
~ dollar will in be exacted except when
able delay Is made in payment, unnecessary
Il given II is always best tn have clear under
t,ouSins with the Publisher. when time IL desired.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Central.

The Messrs Iynd having within the last few
nearly forty houses between Madison and 9th
would pleased to refer persons unacquained with the
their work the purchasers and occupants of
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
JERSEY CITY, HOBOkEN, IuDsOF
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

DRETTY COTTAGE. 100 FOOT LOT, ROOMS, BAY
J. window, water gas marble mantels; convenient
ferries ~ SOD only SlO cash required balance yearly in
salmcnts of sp; other places fioni $3.50 300 send
stamp tot Record" OIBsON, a. Montgomery st., Jersey
City
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
YACHTING NOTES.

Thomas Manning, yacht broker has sold for own
ers the yachts Aggie NJ. W. r. Brown. Lurlne,
Linda and Sea Witch. The Lurine. of the Jersey
City Yacht Club. is q centreboard cabin sloop yacht,
80 feet inches all. and ~ feet inches beam.
The Sea Witch formerly the Lois. is q centreboard
schooner yacht. rs feet ALL 20 feet beam. feet
depth OF hold. and draws feet inches. She was
enrolled in the fleets of the New York and Brooklyn
yacht clubs. The W. II. Brown, open sloop yacht,
~ feet y inches all, and has IL feet
inches beam. Her record S:-
JUNE. lS76-Central Hudson Yacht Club regatta.
Winner.
AUGUST, 1s76.-Newburg regatta. Winner.
SEPTEMBER ls76.--Match race with Fidget, in
working rigs Winner.
AUGUST. lS77.-Newburg regatta. Winner in her
class and also of extra prize of $3.50 for yacht
making best corrected time
JUNE Is7s.-Brooklyn Yacht Club Union regatta
Winner.
JULY, 1s7s.-New York Bay regatta. Winner.
Mr. Manning sends her to Savannah. Ga.
The keel schooner yacht Tarolinta. of the New
York Yacht Club is also sold and will be sent East.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The longshoremens strike is still In progress and
outgoing vessels Of the Cromwell line of steamers
are consequently delayed.
James Smith, OF No. Sc Downing street,
charged the Jefferson Market Court yesterday with
having indecently assaulted Ann Ross. q colored
woman. He was held in default OF $4,000 bail to
answer,
George Cautne, of No. 55 Eldridgc street. who
stole from Julius Cohn, of No. 121 Spring street
ninety five dozen hat bodies, yesterday in Jeffer
son Market Court. acknowledged taking the prop
crty. part of it he disposed of and the remainder
he stored. The Justice held the prisoner in default
of 81 600 bail to Franz Walchalter, of No.
100 avenue A, arrested charged with receiving
the stolen property.
Adofo Basara. Spanish drug clerk, died at No.
oil East Seventeenth street, Wednesday, from an
overdose of chlorotorm taken 10 relieve neuralgia.
HERALD reporter was informed on Thursday that
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons would pay
the expenses of the funeral. but Mr. Monsanto, of
No 264 West Fort third street gays that this ia in
correct the friends of the deceased have sent the
money to him to pay The funeral expenses.
James Hyde went to the Arion ball on Friday night.
Yesterday morning. about six o'clock, he fancicd
Richard Peters, a law student from Philadelphia,
had insulted him. and so he slapped the latter in the
face. Hyde pretty well whipped in return. Ills
eyes very much swollen and colored in JeYcr
Market Court yesterday. He admitted TO the
Justice that he had drank very heavily during the
night. and could not say who had struck him. Peters
paroled for examination.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
SUBURBAN NOTES.

The barn of Philip Carroll in Flushing. was burned
on Friday night 1t the work of an inccndary
who saturated portions of the building with kcro-
OIL
A stillborn child. covered with white fur nun,
was found yesterday afternoon under the snow in
the courtyard OF SITS. Peter and Pauls Church on
Second street Williamsburg.
A dwelling house owned and occupied by Patrick
Cash, on Fifth avenue, Mount Vernon, was entirely
destroyed together with the furniture about three
o'clock yesterday morning. Loss about $500; in
sured for 81 800.
petition is being circulated for the signatures Of
property Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, in
favor of constructing IL" road on that thorough
fare, under the management of the Kings County
Elevated Railroad Company.
The microscopic examination made by several
Brooklyn physicians of the PARTICLES of the ar
tissue of the late Mrs Horn, who died Mt No. la
Atlantic avenue ten days ago from what the
time believed to be trchinosis has tailed to reveal
the presence of trchine.
Three giving their names John Keller. of this
city, and Thomas Reilly and James Connolly. of Phil
adclphia arrested ut Hunters Point. Friday
evening, charged with stealing clothing from the
house of James Gallagher. undertaken, and other
goods from Peter Boyle. policeman They were
rcmandcd until tomorrow II IL said that Connolly
had Moyamensing Prison suit under his outer
clothing aud that officer Boyle severely beat him in
the station house.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. %, 1879
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer State of Nevada (3r), Braes Glasgow Feb via
Steamer Suevia Ger. Franxen Hamburg Feb s. and
avrc 9th with mdse and 27 passengers to kunlart Il
steamer Tyrian Br Garvie Genoa Dec 30 Ieghorn Jan
Messna and Mazzo 9TH, Palermo 10th. Valencia 2lst
son Brothers Had heavy westerly Gales.
steamer City Of Columbus N,ckcrson Savannah days.
steamer Bcnefactor, Jones' Wilmington, NC, days,
with mdso to W% PC Clyde , W;so Go r,o, p.r >,
with rubber ana hides to G Amsinck Co; vessel to j
aes 6" an s"s q 81 F whs
into the Hook blew the jib came to anchor and
% ca spoke Diana Mon, Roth from Batavia for
Boston.
with lumber to Bushnell; vessel to Parsons Loud.
wnss days Of lIattc,as with strong NE and NV gales
to order. Is bound to Weymouth. Mass
schr Augusta nerriek. iIer,iek. virginia gs:
Schr Sophia Wnterton. jackson; Virginia
Schr VIM Farrcn, Lindsey, Virginia
Schr Sidney Dorlon, Smith Virginia.
Schr Helen Hasbrouck, Bennett Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Stesmer City Of New Bedford Fish, New Bedford for
York. with mdsc and passengers to Darling Davis.
Steamer Electra Young Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers TO Isaac Odel.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Amos C Barstow, Kenny New York for Provi.
Bark Jessie Or. Jones' New York for Glasgow.
" & @ sS s~ SsT fSr sr d9T
Schr Lizzie Emma dsr, Thompson, New York for st
schr Lizzie dr) Genrist. New York for St John NIB.
S Saa S Rss New g@rs F o E%
schr Highland Murphy. New York for Glen Cove.
Schr u Duryca. Carpenter New York for Glen Cove
Schr Nettie Cushing Robinson oboken for Providence
Schr Thomas Bonz sommcrs Baltimore for New Haven.
All the eastward bound vessels anchored in Hart Island
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
MERRY MASKERS.

INAUGURATION OF THE PROMENADE MAS
QUEEADEs AT GILMoRR's GARDEN-GRoTEsQUE
SCENES
An attempt to popularize the masquerade in the
of placing it within the reach of the masses
was made last evening by Mr.. Patrick s. Gilmore. and
although the success of the attempt far from be-
ing fully demonstrated, measurable success was
unquestonaby scored. Dancing and the promenade
mosque, announced in the advertisements for
the evening from eight to twelve O'Clock
but at eight o'clock the prospect
far from promising. Two or three hundred per-
sons were. roaming around the vast expanse Of
Gilmore's Garden. gazing at another and at the
decorations kindly left by the Arion Society in
sort of bewilderment to what coming Not
more than dozen persons had come in masks. but
toward nine O'Clock the floor fairly sprnkled
with maskers who did all that could be done stir
up the true carnival spirit. That this not
awakened was not due to any lack Of preparation
but to the lack of numbers The throng at no time
in the evening enough fairly fill the prone
nading space on the outside of the ballroom floor
proper
The music was superb. The supper was provided
from the Westminster Hotel The floor perfect.
The Aron maskers had danced there the night before
and change had been made. Masks free and
the dressing room recommendations were free and
excellent. There was no disorder. A force of police
sufficient to quell riot was there. but were simply
spectators. No tendency to disorder visible.
though riotous spirit of fun was apparent
enough All that needed was numbers, and there
reasons enough for the absence of numbers.
The Aron ball had it is credibly asserted, exhausted
the men about town. Few of them had slept on Fri
day night and Saturday night was too near for them
to appear in form. In consequence there was little
stir on the floor until toward eleven O'Clock, when
the Clodoche troupe of dancers appeared the
floor and mad merry quadrille was started which
quickly drew the entire assemblage into ring of
spectators. From this time all was changed
series OF fancy dances followed in which the carnival
spirit fairly awakened.
There to be n sacred concert to night. another
promenade masquerade tomorrow (Monday) night,
and Mardi Gras carnival ball on Tuesday night. at
which it is expected that scene of frolc and fun
will be witnessed such only the Arion and Lieder
kranZ societies have vet given to New York
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
JAMES T. KrrcugLr.. VIM. Ia,,mcr A Co.. 10 Leonard

JAMES 7. KITCIELL, VIM. I.atimcr Co. 10 Leonard
JOSEPH TAMAR0. as1 East 18th St.. New York:
J. q BROWN, Adams Express Company, 80 broadway,
p NJ TrESER, Ie2 lst sv., New York;
W. T.. STURGES, ~ Vail St. New York.
PETEK piERCE, 3 Gold -, New York.
W. q sliANks, New York Tribune, New York.
JOHN T.. HENRY. and college place. New York
RoBERT MORTON, isi William st.. New YORK
O. A. MANN, Pctce a Mann, .,s South st., New York.
HENRY " STANTON. il ii. CiSain Co. New York.
A. BANCROFT, l63 south oxford st., Brooklyn.
ra V2rrlS grSSf "a &c, G@,,'Sn M,,. sy prsgsgS
" 4 BhrGnghLL3Ri Ig Bond 81: New Ycrk.
\ H. Bu iiR' Il, Maiden g lane ne New York s ''~ '0rN
DANiEL j. sMITii, ieo cnsmGers st New York.
L. =. BENEDICT 40 Broadway. New YORK
7 II. iiAskELL, iei Maiden lane, New York.
Rev. @. JOSH, 256 ID av., New York.
o. PATrIsON, Watkins. NY.
/. G. BALL Maranthcn N Y.
swfs Rex 2; mrNhK n NAKrlN; rS:,'a, ,Marapth2n, N.Y.
!: ". n5Iy Iihis ~ Srrs,"ss s.aSy sgsinssS Spring NY.
Rev Z u siXcLAiK' Pastor Reformed Church, staten
JANE" !. IloNa Lewis. x.y.
g. g. BELDEN, Bath.o hudson. n. "
pAXiEI, noYr sio River st.. Troy, NY;
g. W1DRIG, La Fargcville ~ " .
<. NJ. AYERS. Atlantic St. Jersey City Heights, n. y
Mr. BIDD. Conductor the Morris a Essex Il. H., N j
Mrs II. L. sAXioS. K"seSilic, 4 ).
Tc f w wn y, WHEp EE SSss@s rSs,%s'sr Newark S'
" W. IIALIFIsIi Scxton trinity Church, newark, n
Wii JERvbEMnN ~ snm,ner 81 Newsrk' =. ''
GEORGE NEEFuS ia Orchard st., Newark, ~ D.
j. TRAriAgEX Murray st aud New Jersey Railroad av.
II. A. DU ty EE, IL Washington place, Newsrt. NJ
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
MORE CATTLE FOR ENGLAND.
from the Boston Journal. Feb. 22.l

from the BOfton JournaI, Fed. 22.T
The Warren steamer Brazilian. which sails from
this port to-day for Liverpool, Will take out 300 head
of live cattle In order 10 meet the restrictions OF the
new prohibitory order of the English Privy Council
relative 10 the importation of American live CATTLE it
Is expected that sheds will soon be erected at Liver
pool for the slaughtering of the animals their
debarkation aud that the shipments OF stock from
this country will be continued as heretofore. but
the shipments will be somewhat diminished for n
short time. uutil the trade becomes adjusted go the
arrangements. As no disease has yet appeared
in the districts which the cattle are taken, IL is
quite possible that the recent order of the English
. thoriiics may be rcscinded before many months
have elapsed.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

CoPrSnAcES Feb I4-Arrved. ship Alert (Nor). Johan-
sen New York: bark Henrik Ibscn (Nor Nielsen. do.
CmRisrr. ANA Feb is-Arrvcd. brig Rask (Nori Olsen,
New York.
CALAIS. Feb ai-sailed. bark Belgium tBr', Greene,
United States
GiBaaLr,n Feb i4-sailed, bark Conquest Howes from
Trapanil. Boston
Gsxo. Feb 2o-Arrived bark sgurd Jari Nor. Tos,en-
sen. Charleston.
Sailed l9h bark Marsheri,a Utah. Capellini Pensa
cola
UsvRr Feb 2IArrived barks Olaf Kyrro (Nor). Keller,
New York: I'D. Sansego Aus. Mercovich. Norfolk
LIvEmPooL. Feb 2i-Arrvcd. ship Royal Charter tBo.
Cain Pensacola bark Geo Davis tBrl Hooker. Whining
ton &c; 22d. steamer Canopns ,'r Horsfall. Boston
Sailed 2ad, steamers Iliyran Br Armstrong Boston
Pcmbr roke (r james ships Alameda. Otis New York
Prince Frederick tBr, Cmaue, do
LONDON. Feb 22-Arrivcd. ship Wright r), Crowel.
New York.
Sailed I'D bark Grahams Policy, Cinpp Philadelphia
LIzARD, Feb 22-OG steamer Rempor (Br), Wilkinson,
from Baltimore for Rouen.
NgwRY. feb 19-saiied. barks Lloyd Nor, Jacobsen,
Baltimore: Mary Lowerison (Br. Cook Savannah
NEWCASTLE. Feb s2Arrved. bark Mahilde tNor) Morck
Wilmington. NC.
QUEENSTOWN Feb 2l-Arrived, bark Maenus Hus Csw)
Farse Galveston 3od. ship Martaban p. Johnson San
francisco; bark Colombia ItaD. Stagno, New York.
ROTTERDAM Feb 2I-Sailed. barks Dolphin Rus) Farse
New York Minnie Campbell (Nor>. Mocr, Baltimore.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoIYnEaD Feb 22-wind Me- light; b arome.er a3sD.
PLYMOUTH, Feb 22-Wind Ne light; fine: barometer
20
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

AMov Jan 1I-rn port bark Abe Abbott Chase for New
York.
1oNG KoSG, Jan s-Arrived ship Charmer Lucas. Car.
diff 9th, barks Thos A Goddard, Smith. sydney. NSW
18th llazehmrst (Br Goudey, victora 18th, ship Pill
grim. Fowle, Cardiff.
Sailed Jan bark Amy Turner. Newell. New York: 11th,
ship Mclrose. Phmmcr do; 9Th bark Manila III Ger, Con
ncr. san Francisco.
Cleared Jan Is. ship Mnydon !Bp. Leslie, San Fran
cisco 18th. bark Crusader, Ingram, Honolulu.
In port Jan II, ship Fleewng, Gnest, for New York
barks Agate Pike; j II 1ngcrso Dow, and u Bearce,
Oakes for do Herbert Black, Treat from and for Port
land .. arrived "a.
HALIFAx Feb 22-Arrved steamer Sandman (Br), Dut-
ton, Baltimore for Liverpool Ito sail I'D AND.
YoKonAMA. Jan 2l-Arrived bark James Stone Wes-
fan NeNEY Ynrk
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
MRS. A. s. c. WEBER.
1856 RODNEY ST.. BRooKLyN. n. Y.

Feb. II, 1879.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD Co -
DEAR SIEs-About three weeks my daughter-in In law
with gastric disorder which eliminated in
u where, for days she unable retain
food O her stomach tho whtc of egg. Shc
had under medical but without
effect She then applied Holman Pad and within few
hours fe decided relief we'll that night, which
shc had not done for weeks before Her appetite
restored and she able food without discomfort
for the first time in days. In few days she
we'll and has remained So In my afflicted
with liver stomach and trouble together
with painful rheumatism in the feet and ankles all
which have been relieved by treatment after had
long tried medicines without benefit During tho past
twonty months have the Holman Pad and your Alb
sorpvc PIastcrs and Moderated Foot baths also
friends and always with perfect give
your Pad with its accompanying remedies unqualified
Recommendation.
Yours, very truly, -
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
SAILED.

Steamers City of Richmond .Br for Liverpool: He,vc-
tia (r). do Crcassia tBr Glasgow Rinio (Br) Hull
iumbert tBr London Donau Ger. Bremcn Berlin 0;cr,
do via Baltimore Acton r Antwerp City OF New York
avnnn: Niagara. do: Lone Star, New Orleans; Kncker-
booker, do; City Of Macon. savannah Champion Charles
lou Richmond &c; E Knight. Georgetown. DC; Nor.
folk. Philadelphia fanita do ships Cockcrnouth t3r,
London: AtnInntn (Nor). vlnardingcn: barks Camilla
0icr, Stettin 1Duppel 0cr). Ardrossan Aukator Nor
Christiann; Zanrak Nor, Marscics Sarah Ellen (Br
bordeaux Miscellany: Sacrar,ento iSr Hamburg
Bjorvikcn (Nor, Rotterdam; Dagma tNor Nice; Ocean
Cierj Amsterdam: Castclln Drngonc Gtal Bristol brigs
Russo GtaD. Cadz; Gavin (Br, Gijon SPAIN.