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ALLEN NJ. SCOTT. TnE GRAMMAR
LECTURER


LECTURER.
We, the undersigned, being citizens ~ Hemp
stead county. Arkansas, feel il dur 70 .lr Scott,
as wei as 10 the community generally that we
should bear testimony 70 bis success in teaching
English Grammar, in this section of The country
Mr. Scott came among rs, perfect stranger,
about the last Of December, since which time he
has conducted several schools to the entire sails
faction Of all his students. and al oih'r persons
who have witnessed his plan Of operations. H-
has this day closed a school Of - days with -
scholars The students were examined publicly,
aud eviuced degree Of improvement, in grammar,
unequalled hy anything cf the kind, ever known
IN this country before. lie proposes 10 teach as
much of grammar IN 36 days j. usually &C luired
in two or three years, after the usual plan We
pleased 10 learn that he cnntemp ates making
southern ArkansaS his home. and We hope our ci-
tizens VIII encourage an enterprise which we be-
leve 70 be entirely worthy IN confidence.
JAHEs II BLACK, J. = PETTrs,
J. = BURT, GEofGE ALIEN,
III. w. SMITH, MI M MMEHow,
JoEy A. NoEwooD, II. y krMEELL,
r. +. SyLItvAv, Jas. III PkzroN,
HARVEY SMITH, NJ. NoEwouD,
Dawn G. REED
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Cor~rr or fIEWrETEADi

CorSrr or TrMTsrEAD,
BuHs III AEc TOWNSHIP. <
WE George W. Shower. Gror, w.
N lI-F- Keller. and y. y. Collins, three ciii-
INK i4 zrns Of the cuuaty VI Hcmp4ir ad.
----------- and house-holdcrs therein. hayi X
thereto, been appointed by g. Branch Sandifc.
Esq. lave this day viewed o certain horse shown
to ~ \ T. II. Morgan, as ar esiray; said horse
j. a bsv mare fourteen hands high. about wears
old no brands perceivable: and we do value the
said horse 10 be worth twenty dollars. this 9Th day
or March 1916. &. W. SHOWER
&. W. KELLER.
l.. L. COLLINS.
A irne copy:
aG-3w j. BRANCH SANDIFER, J. p
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Superior calf sewed ooois, heavy cali pegrrd
boots, heavy calf HaPoliton boots, heavy mud
boots. heavy kip boats, men aud boys hip and
rnsseit brogans, ladies aud children shoes.
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Notice.

Ill Cotton shipped 10 oar address l,v Steam
Z Boats mot rriecicd.) w'll b. covered by fnsn-
rance at sS35 per baie-and by Keel or Flat Boats
to steam navigation a; $50 per ble. except where
parties do not wish insurance. aai give MS such
advice by mail, al time Of shipment.
T. SMITH s co.
New Orieaus, Jan. IL - r9-2m.
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.EfgE.i3.iafr..ag..s .to.icc.

COUNTY OF HEMFSTEtD. Scr-At ,i,s
-, Cofri of Probate fur saii county of Hemp
stead. ~ tile Stale 0f Arkansas. ~ Tie Januaty
term thereof 4 u 1876, the following adm MS
tratio1 accounts were flied in sill cpa-t ior csp
irinaiioa o. rejection ~ the nezt Ar.l term Of
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Family Gg0rertcs.

HAVE received general assortment or r-e',-
selected FIHiiy Groceries. and wiil srli ihrm
cheap for casi- DIM. S. BAIRD
Washington. Feb n, l-46 --ln
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Notice 10 Brick EEasons.

TfVHE undersigned, a Building Committee ap-
pointed by the Board DC Trustees for tie
Washington Male and Female Seminary, with
n engage the making ann lay nr of 100000
tmnr= or lessl bricks, :1f which We will receive
sealed propositions up 10 the lst rf May. Stone
will I'm furnished u the place, md thc c1nirartpr
Will be required IN lay ru0d stone foundation f3r
the building, and to furnish all uihrr nrc-E5ar,
materials and N ersorm thc w1rl. III the baar
and most substantial s;yr. Limestone can bc
hai I'D tile neighboEhond, if the contractor would
prefer making his own lnr. NE wish bidders 10
state their rates per thousand. Responsible se-
cnriy will be required FOR ihc faithful performance
Of tie work in a reasonable Time.
TYBA HILL.
4 CLARKE.
THOS. WILLIAMSON.
JAMES GIBSON.
gI-The Arkansas Banner IS requested 20 give
two insertions. 90
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TIE sTiTE or ARKANSAS.
CorNrY OF UNInN.
Circuit Court. Mry Tim, A. d. 1886 In
caaacerg, FeirH7rg 20, 1916. Ia r1-r.fga.
Elizabrth Jernison, b. her
next friend John L1yiii ,,.,
William Il. Jrmisnn.
A MD now this day came fha complainant.
fE E.izlbeth Icmi-un. whn complains hv h-r
NEXT friend, John Lnvtt, hy Davis N CalNn.
her solicitors, and trd hcr biil of complaint nray-
inE divorce from hcr husband N. .Ilm L Jeraf-
son, f1r causes llladEin- adHltc-nls intrrtourss
with nHe Hamlet King criIei aal inhTnlan t-rH.-
mrut rendering the condition UT complainant in-
toerah.e. ami il appearing from fIle ali lavit or
John Lovitt that the drfrn llnf. William II Irrri-
son, is a nonresident Of tie State " Arians-s I.
aud upon motion Of the saii Davis s. QuI.in II
Is o-5- red ami directed ihat copy vr tlis ord ~
b. lubiis.Iud in the Wa.h.n -iou Telr.r-sp.i. a
newspaper printed in the town OF Washiarfen.
Hampstead county, State &C Arkansas, Tor two
weeks succcss!veiy, tn last insertion 10 D. al
least four weeks before tie first day OF ;ar ne-.
term uf said court, cofnmaniug the said William.
l. Jemison appear by or bl1rr The fourth d4v II
the next term of our crcli court 10 De holden f3-
the county Of Union, in die town nr III Dorado. on
tile second Monday ia My next. then ana thrre
except plead, answer or .Tnnr 10 The several u e-
Eli'ans contained aHi sai flrh in thr snid bil of
complaints. Otherwise ihr s4He witt he taken llr
confessed aEi set !or hearing er 1rrfe.
R LII. HARDY, Cierh.
"A t-ie ruFy from tha r-r1-t.
Trat-- R NIL HARDY, Cl.rk.
Davi- .1 Qailiin Solicitors iyl Complainant.
2i-2=
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HRic EsoPc and E2aSgi1sE.
~ LARGE IVY Tor salr, ty
- u. u. BRITTIN.
19-fw
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re sTITE OF 4RK4yS1S,

TIE STITE or ARKiNSlS,
corNrr or Hrurs-rAn,
I'll tie HsmT.frtl Clc-r Co5.rf, "a ChaHe .r,..
III racti-oa. llrri ~, a. y. 1876.
An'rew Cizrk a1d F-nas Clark,
d. ri-.
c=.-l,aaztr-
Wrraon Fayl Robert lrrd
MI lrn he.l. M i-tn Foster
Iialen Eaasyr- Cha lra Smith,
Rachel Si-ifiI- HrIrn pa..er-
stfn, iuha Patterson, Hawkins
Patterson. Igncs Cantr, Wat
s1n Patterson Lrg.l N. Aims
worth. Nancy Ailsgr1rth. Ai-
fn.d Thompson. Il liz aLstl
Tn0mpaoa, llel~y a. Daniel,
Patsy Daniel. james 2 a1r1p-
san. John Moore. aiary -i05r-.
Samuel i1ou4psan. Rachel
Wright aai JozciiiI Thompson.
D.fendaats.
? THE eolnpiasnants above mentioned har-H-
a fled their bin accompanied with their az
dlyii ihzt Alfred Thompson, l. .zah--ih ILo1sp-
son, Henry q. Daniel, Patsy Daniel, Jane
Thomp5ln, luhn Moore. Masy AouEg. S-u.ri
Thompson, Rachel Wright ana ID Thonp
son are nots-rssdenis Of tke STATE of ilkarsa-
Ii is therefore ordered ilat iir- said above namrJ
ha notified NJ tie fling or the sai
cuinp-ainants' b-li, .ini thsf fiey nfe sud non
h- required M arPtz= at or rart
IlrInna.eaI c-lHu.I corFt, which viiI h= hefd ar
lhe ca1i-f -h0Hsa in fhe cIHliy atonsasd WV -t.
tE.irl Monday ater the fal-h Monday aF A7rl
nr1l. ana prai, ansFrr 0r deHlr III raid Lin
ihe aaIne wil Is tahal flr cunlr s5cd ar,fu.,
them aHd d~-rre entered accordingly. and u Y,
turiaer rrarrra IHui ti- ararF hr fuhiiscd III t,a
ET 4aHin.lln 'Irir-f--h l-1 4r.3 v--rtE trT,-..-
-fvey ihe &C inHeriHn n. i- fafl- -reBs H..,-,
thn next term XII t-ss raHri-
4 true copy fs1m t'ie frcar5.
Aitrfr s. r. SANDERS. clcs1.
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Tts TEE CITIZENS
FHorc the Escc5 EEfres- EgGff.

sEIOrc q q -Ls6S Ezsrcf' EEcfff.
rzvHE IA l,i signed have made arranrernci,ts
With M = ~ GII1lER for transporting
Gotten ana nt hcr Freight around ihr Ruft IIis
charges wf ls 15 'ololFz For Hanlinr. Storing
ana Shipping. tlily ccnta r. hale for cotton, anl
fr otLtr -reght.-, ir enty-lre cat per bI-
Persons wishing to rau! their OVID COTTON g.
can do sa hv sen dnrr VI Nar ogTn teams with black
drivers. and his charge n such cases Will oniy
Dc twelve ana half eel T. per balr ana barrel for
storing and shipping
There win bs good Warehouses aud Cotton
sheds 81 both end Of tie N1rage. ard ih- busi-
ness win be coz dncted By Eooi and essic;ent
clerks, and parlit tlar care tgdl be gwen 70 al
business entrusted . him, and ia al cases cotton
and freight will be re-shipPez by the 6rsi Up
porinniiy, making No distinction bctveeH gosI
boats.
w & n MOSS.
R~d River Raj. Feb. Q. 1876. 81
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CLOTHING.

Blue, black, dress ~. irucK coats. hlac,, and
aud uguiva .darscillcs vests, With fine asor.i, tt
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ID n VI GO D I'd 3.

La-ht and dark prints. ". M Lains and ClFh-
mere. b. L. SIX warp alpacrl. shnwls. mn~i as
lawns, accs, hosiery glove, brown and blrarhrd
sheriing and shrtnE, Lowrll-. Rusrys Ln-ry.
Kent jeans. fannels, blue and b. b. BroadclOill-
and Ca-simcrs
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IA -.
Naas, Cuttings, Eron, 1nd Steel.

-Four cases new AMI fashionable hais, to-cthrI
with dr4b, pearl. wool anu palm hats
Mails, C4sfiAgs, Er0n, and Steel
In addition to the above, We have 4 stnck WI
Summer Clothing. general assortment ni Grn-
ceries. Dry G.u,s. Hardware, " ireHs INVITA- Tin
ware. One oi. the ~. tnrrs hA- rrcrAliy rcntrnrd
from the north, where ti.r bouts. slin-., .lai- m
dry quo is were bought pf l.r nlanuinrrurf-r amu
are new aud fasl onAll- -ty4rs Di- wi IVY ..I
leave iew lays .sF arW g4 lms rl4 llr.
north, aud snail br 10 rlcrlpl VI -a lsu.i
by nearly every bolt during uavi-.ifin "
respectfully a-S all 10 eaii an a. 4ni.c jar slice
before purchasing elsewhere.
March IS, 1866
Washington telegraph., 1846-03-25
NE " GOD : .

z 3 ESSRS. COLLINS & SWAN have thI
dlv received thr following -onis, wiisi
they wal sell f't Casa. Cotton, Bceswax, Beri
hides and Peiuy.
q ROC les.
% hirrcls super ilour,
- barrels whiskry,
10 hlrr,ls moassrs,
; barrels mnckrrel.
30 bags Rio coli,c,
50 sacks salt.
French ANA American brandy,
Tobacco, sraarS, soap, candles,
Powder, butter, chrrsc, &c-
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Garden Seeds,
GRO WE o. -.

GRO WITH OF ls45.
Drum. L. cabbage. Elriy Squash bunch 20
Early Do Extra early PEI,
Cnrl savoy ~ Eariy May ~
Fiai dutch, Eaiy frame do
Hong llood beat- Fal bunch beaD.
Furry red ttrnin bet. White BUNCH do
Elriy sn-lr laut. Earig bunch squash
Elriy turniP bert, Elr!y catch bunch ID
I.-n- e-a-.-t rad-sh. Prichiy sPiaagc.
Yellow turnip s4dsh, lTAhg- carToi,
Crimson tarnip rad.sh, irl-, 'ir Ii ll.icr-
lang while PlzniP, Tec Is,.,,., y
het. ''..an, Double parsey,
White onion. White SOLD Celery
Sunlm er tu7nin, Pie plant
Water tamF, lVcreiabl. nnlnnez.
Clri ~ u>taEi. Tcsraioe nszorte6
Black mustard. PEPPER grass.
Early bunch cucumber. .Cress.
Early franie cucumber, lsare
Tor 'ae b. JAMES $ R4JnTy
Washington, Jan. Il
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= iriiv lutuFs y moi. and may never be,
Tune present l., the oair TING for thee.
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adopted as Tic symbol of national power.'' ~
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II. " nRI TIN,
j. u. TRlMBLE.
WI II ETTER.
Washington, Aris.. March N, lsi6-25.
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ccrNTv cr Hr-rs-EAn,
Ea fIs HsmT.frsl CI1sf Cglrf, "a Ciane ~.
ia rarli.oa. AlrrL ~, a. n. 1916.
Anircw Clark ald Fanny Clark,
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Medical CARD!
IYA PERFECT CURE OR NO CHARGE,


IN ALL FORMS OF SECRET DISEASE!
DIR. HARRIS OFFICE, LOCK INFIRMARY, No
Is b. PRATT STREET, between President st. and
the Bridge. Disease driven out instead of being turn
ed in upon the constitution. Who will risk health
and life by taking specific or compound administer
ed to all alike, without regard TO constitutions symp
toms or stage Of disease, VIXEN, for the same money
they can obtain the advice and treatment of skfu
and experienced Physician?
DIR. HARRIS, a distinguished graduate Of Cam
bridge, united with an eminent practitOnt from New
Orleans, is well known TO the citizens of Baltimore
as SIX iltul and experienced PLY stefan. He makes
no promises he cannot fulfil. His charges are mode
rate Where cure is warranted, ii is given in writ
ing, so there can be no mistake!
REMEMBER THIS!
No Mercury, Basam, disgusting Oils, or fRbed Drugs
tants his remedies. They are made of sweet but
powerful Vegetable ompOuuds-puriiying hehlood
strengthening the stomach, and forcing disease ou
instead OF throwing it into the system to break out
afterwards with renewed virulence. Syphilis, Co
nonhPa, elects, Structure, Seminal weakness, In.
voluntary Emissions, Swelled Glands, or any imam.
nation of the members, with affections of the kid
neys or bladder treated with prompt skill and speed
~ cured.
GRAVEL AND PILES. These painful and dan.
gerous diseases DR.. Fl. pledges his reputation to eff.
fectuay cure in few days without surgical opera
ton or hindrance from business. Persons o. a dis
lance may consult Dr. H. by letter (p0st pad) and be
cured at home. Medicines forwarded with dispatch.
Honorable confidence observed in all cases. Advice
gratis. Office arranged with private Rooms. Open
from in the morning till II O'Clock at night.
N. b. Observ re the signs upon the window and the
door. iy3l-tf
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dI5.4i
dl5-4t Washington City, d. c.
MLEW AUCTION AND CoMMrssInN

~ STOEE, The subscriber having obtained Lii
2ense to sell at auction, and located himself in that
| ;Srge ana commodlouS building lately erected by
NGssrs. Has!Hp X WeedeR, fronting 9Th street and
Penn. avenCe, between street and ouisana Ave.
cue, aud fronting the west end Of the Centre Market
respectfully offers his services to sell properly ofeve
Fry Description All sales entrusted to his care will
receive his personal attention, and every effort will be
made TO make goods command fair prices. HI will
beStow patticuar attention the arranging and dis
posal Of furniture atprivate houses. He can store
large quantity Of goods, and slorega will be low
ANY furniture sent to him on commission will be
carefully stored and taken care of lie has always
on hand, at lrivatc sale, good assortment of bedg
bsdsteads and other furniture at low cash prices
El7eotf THOS T.. WILSON, Auctioner
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ENXPERIENcE INsUREs SUCCESS

Sc
EL DR.. DOW has probably had more practice and
experience In cuIiRg diseases Of private nature
than generally falls 10 the ol of any one physician;
and within the last four years. he has doubt cured
more OF those dcult cases of private disease, such
as require practical experience, than all the physi-
clans IN Baltimore. The is that he APPLIES
himself TO the duties of his profession with unlirng
zeal and industry III the investigation of the disorders
10 which ne has cOnfned his whole attention and
has by tins means discovered that the Old fashioned
mode OF docL0rlns symptoms only, does not succeed
so ell as his plan OF attacking The disease Rsl-ex
tingush that, and attend 10 the symptoms as NAV
best suit the case His medicines are lee from any
nauseous drug, and are easy to be taken, without in
ieleiIng with the dvocatiOns Of the patient.
TO SEAMEN AND OTHERS.
DR.. Dow would say that his medicines are free
from mercury and all other poisonous drugs they are
put up IN small ana compact form, and can be Ia
Ken without fear of exposure or hndrance from bus
iress and except in case of violent intanmation NO
change OF diet is necessary For further particulars
please call at his Office,
NO. As SECOND STREET,
where nineteen-tweslieths OF all afflicted with Pri
vate Diseases in this city make immediate appca-
ton, and therefore always receive speedy and per
manent cures. DR.. Dow need say nothing as to his
success, but merely advises the a cted who are not
acquainted with him. TO observe that he has had an
extensive practice for the last eight years and during
that time he has made such Improvements in the
healing art that he can safely guarantee perfect cure
in all old Chronic cases. such have bafied the skill
of some most eminen ply siciaAs.
N IL. NO pay without cure, and the poor Hber-
ally considered Office hours from A. NJ. 10 P. NJ.
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MAYOR OF BosToE. The annual election
for Mayor of Boston, took place on Monday,
and resulted in the election of the Hon Josiah
Quincy, Wing, bya large majority. The vote
in all the wards but three, stood: Quincy, 1859
Goodrich, Dem, $751; Betton, Native, SOL
scattering 81.
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gIegatIon, with a couple of gentlemen named
mann, o the same church, & one named Ofley,
sustained Miss Virginia FowIers and Miss Sc
rena Corners character for veracity, they both
being members of that church
Mr. Charles Mann was called to testify to
MISS Serena Conner's purchasing from him in
July, l845, trunk to go to Phladelp hia with.
Objection made, and ruled out.
Mr.. McNamee and Mr., Robinson were call
ed and proved the handwriting of the Phiadel-
phia letter envelope to be Gen. Van Ness's in
their opinion. Mr.. Robinson also proved to
be in Gen. Van Ness's handwriting, paper
to Miss Conner, explanatory of Mr.. Throop 3
former evidence.
Mr. McNamee was also asked to testify as
to his knowledge of Gen. Van Ness's charac-
ter for chastity.
This OcCasioned an explosion, the counsel for
the defence stoutly resisting the troubling the
private character of the deceased. The plain
tiff's counsel insisted that they did monty in.
selt-defence, and as an act of justice TO theil
client. But the testimony was ruled out.
After the examination Of Mr.. Kennedy ofthe
Post Office, tho court adjourned. G.
BY the way, you make me say in yesterday
report a thing event for to show" instead o
"far to show" There were few other mac
curacles not necessary to correct.
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4 OOk HERE The Drawing of the Lottery
"a of CLOTHING, proposed by the subscriber,
Will take place on FRIDAY, the 18Th inst AZ )
o'clock, P Those interested will please be in
a tendance. Persons who desire To secure a ticket,
will do well to call early, as there is only ga few
more lett The scheme proposes better induce
ments than Were ever before offered to the pubic
there beng ls prizes out of 100 chances, and first
rate ones al that Call and see
WIN. n RICHARDSON, Merchant Tailor
Opposite the Seven Buildings,
dl5-4t Washington Civ d. e
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BRIDGE AT NIAGARA. The Queens assent
has been given to the bill authorizing the con-
s;ructioa Ofthe Niagara suspension bridge, and
il only waits the meeting of the council in
Canada, to give effect to the measure.
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GOLD lRoNsIEDs, Commodore Stewart is
still i'll Philadelphia, discRarging his duties as
officer in command of the Philadelphia Navy
Yard. He has not yet received orders to leave
for the Gulf
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ACCEPTED. We learn from the Boonsboro
Odd Fellow that the services of Major Ham
trammck's company Of Rihemen, at Shsp-
herdstown, Va, have been rendered for the
Mexican war and accepted.
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MINISTER TO FRANCE. 1t is considered
very probable that Governor Bagby will 60 to
France, and that Col. William r. King, OF
Alabama, will return TO the U. S. Senate.
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/ CLosuD, Tho Hudson river is cosedice
from Poughkeepsie to Albany. The Della.
ware and Rartan Canal closed on Sunday.
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CHANGE OF HOUR!
FOR CENTREVTLLE & CHI ESTERTOyVN

CHANGE OF HOURi
For CENTREVTLLE & CHI ESrFEISTOyVN
q esssssE The Steamer CAMBRIDGE. Capt.
eafssrsrJ. D. ruRNEa, will leave The lower
dfsstn7zss- nd Of Spear wharf (fOr the pIesent)
every MONDAY MORNING, at g o'cloe,;, for the
above places and return the same day.
For ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE and EhSTON,
vii leave every TUESDAY MORNING at 4 O'Clock,
md return the ext day, leaving Easton every WE'D
N55DAT MORNING at O'Clock, and cambridge
q O'Clock for Annapolis and Baltimore
For ANN ,POLIS and WEST RIVER, every
THURSDAY MORNING at y O'Clock, and return
tsC same day.
Every FRIDAY MORNING at O'Clock for AN
NAPoLIS, CAMBRIDGE and E3STON, and return
next day. leaving EaSton every SATURDAY MORN-
ING al o'clUck, and Cambridge 81 O'Clock for An
napolit and Baltimore,
T6Y-All Baggage at Iisk of the owners, nl0-6
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HaVE AND CAV BE CURED .

Or. Townsend:--I make the following statement in
order 10 express my gratitude 10 you and 10 recon-
mend your Sarsaparia, and your compound Extract
Ut Satsaparla to those who are unfortunate as 70
have luug com plants or consumption, Whilst resid
ing in the south several years ago, had long ane
severe sickness, which with Subsequent exposure
very materially injured my constitutions being able
however much of the time to work, although my
lungs were affected and had cough; for the last
year grew much worse and the last winter caught
a severe cold. The pain in my breast, distress in
breathing and coughing very much increased. took
a Rumber of popular remedies tor consumption, but
they failed TO relieve me. At last was confined TO
my rOom and was so bad with the consumption that
did not expect to remain here long. sent for Mar
! Gus D. Moore, who resides at the corner of Lydius
and Grand ats, (who will confirm this statemen and
made disposition Of my properly. few days af
! ter this friend sent you to see me; you ordered q
bottle of your Extract of Sarsaparilla took ii &C
eOTding 10 your directions and Immediately felt re-
! ieved-my pain gradually left mel soon brGathed
freely-ny hacking cough suhsided-I raised easily
and slept soundly-and to my establishment and de-
light, when had taken the contents of the bottle,
was able as you well remember, to walk from Ferry
to Beaver ST, TO obtain more. ! have continued t
take it, and am about nay busine ss, although il il
not more than two months since commenced will
your medicmes-aRd am thankful to the Lord that
was induced to try them.
SAM. il. STUART, % Ferry st,
Albany, May 10th, 1876.
Probably there never was remedy that has beef
so successful in desperate cases of consumption a
this II cleanses and strengthens the SYSTEM and ap
pears to heal the ulcers the lungs, and The pa
tienls gradually regain their usual health an
strength
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DR.. Townsend; had been afflicted for months b.
dry, backing cough; at least raised great quaint
ties of bad matter, aud experienced severe pam il
my left side, accompanied with distress ON MI
lungs-my cough very much increased, and | ha
cold night sweats, Leaning that you had remed
for such cases, concluded TO Try il. purchased
botre of your Extract of Sarsaparilla-befOre hat
finished taking it, my cough raising, and the pain
in my side let me, and now have regained my gen
eral health. tlievne your medicine to be yer
valuable one, cheeruy recommend il TO those VIII
are similarly situated found the medicine pleas
ant 10 the taste and strengthening to the body.
WIN. H. McKINSTRY, 2e4 Grand It.
:, New York. Anil 20Ih, lS4G.