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HAVE .aND CAN BE Cured !

Or. Tewnsend:-l make the following statementi in
order ~ express my gratitude to you and 10 recon-
mend your Sarsaparilla, and your compound Extract
OF Sar5apara to those who are so unfortunate as to
have lung cOH plants consumption. Whilst fesid
ing in the south several yenrs ago, had long and
severe sickness, which with subsequent exposure
very materially injured my constitution, being able
however mucn 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 il
breathing and coughing very much increased. toek
number of popuarremedies for consumption, but
thew failed 10 relieve me, At last was confined 10
my room, and was so bad with the consumption that
did not expect to remain here long. sent for Mar
Gus ID. Moore, who resides at the corner Of Lydius
and Grand sts, (whO will confirm this statement) and
made disposition of my property. few days af'
ter this friend sent you TO see me; you ordered
bottle of your Extract of SarsapaTilla took il
cOrdng to your directions and Immediately felt re-
lievCd-my pain gradually left mel soOR breathet
| ffeey-my hacking cough subsided-I raised easily
and slept s0uady-aRd 10 my asloRishmenL and de-
light, when had taken the contents of the bottle,
was able as you well remember, to walk from FeTrJ
| TO Beaver st, 10 obtain more. ! have continued L
take it, and am now about nay business, although it Il
not more than two months since commenced will
your mediclnes-and am thankful TO the Lord that
! was induced to try them.
SAM il. STUART, e6 Ferry st.
Albany, May 10Th, 1886.
| Probably there never was a remedy that has beef
| so successful in desperate cases of consumption a
tn5, IL cleanses anu strengthens lne system, ana ap
pears TO heal the ulcers the lungs, and the pa
tents gradually regain their usual health an
/ strength.
READ THE PROOF.
| DR.. Townsend: had been afflicted for months b.
dry, hacking cough; at least raised great quaint
ties of bad matter, and experienced a severe pam il
my left side, accompanied with distress on IN,
| ungs-my cough very much increased, and | hal
| cold night sweuts. Leaning that you had remed
for such cases, concluded TO ny i purchased
boue ofyouT Extract Of aparilla-befofe hat
| finished taking it, my cough raising, and the pan
in my side lett me, and now have rpgained my gen
/ eral health, Believing your medicine TO be a yer
valuable one, cheerfullyI il TO those win
are similarly situated. | found the medicine pleas
ant 10 the taste and strengthening to the body.
WIN. H. McK1NSTRY, 2Si GRAD st.
| New York. hDril 2Uth, 1876,
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e Bel Air l00
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DR.. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND
Extract Of SarsaParil1a.

HAEEeSON UH SdH SH ESWFHHHdH'
FHVHIS EXTRACT is put up in quart bottles
M II Is StE tiI.cs eheGFeT. plGasanter, and warrant.
ed sunefinr to any sold. II cures diseases without
Vomiting, PsrgiaR, Siokenmg or DebilialiDg the pa
tent, and is particularly adapted for a
SPRING and SUMMER MEDICINE.
The great beauty aud superiority of this SarsapaTt
over all other remedies is, while il erGdcates
disease, ii nvgorates the body.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER COM
PLANT, COLDS, COUGHS, CATARRH,
ASTHMA, SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
SORENESS IN THE CHEST,
HECTIC FLUSH, NIGHT
SWEATS. lFFIOULT
OR PROFUSE EX-
PECTURATION,
PAIN IN THE
SIDE, &c.
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Coxsackic, Sept. 90, ls45.


DR., Townsend:
To all whom il may eencsrn-Tbis is 70 testify,
that my wife used oRe bottle year Sarsapariia pre-
viOus to her confinement, uader the most alarming
aHd delicate circumstances being troubled with the
afopsy, swelling of the feet, nervous aecuons an6
commentator of those who had used it, she was in
duced TO try it, with little or no faith, and suffice ii
to say, the me icine had the happy and desired ef
feet only in the hours Of confinement, but after
the expiration Of one week gifts use the dropsy and
her nervous affection gave way astonishing de-
gree, and her health is now better than 1t has beer
for long time previous.
If this will he Of aay service TO you, or any ont
that doubts the effects of the medicine, you are en-
tireIy welcome to II.
subscribe myself your most obedient and obligoe
servant, :. - JAmEnt'N'
For sale by sBTH 5. HANCE, 10 toaiuf4"i' g.
and corner Charles and PTatt-sts ~ f0 %
tie, or six bottles 6x So,
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READ THE PROOF.
RHEUMATISM.

This Sarsapaia is used with the most perfect sue
cess in Rheumatic complaints, however severe OF
chronic. The astonishing cures it has performed
are indeed wonderful. Other remedies sometimes
give temporary relief This entirely Graduates il
from the system, when the limbs and bones are
dreadfully swollen.
Or Townsend: | was attacked with distressing
pain in my hip joint, so bad that | could not walk
without my clutches; and much OF the time |
obliged 10 keep my bed. tried several remedies, bH
they did not relieve me. then called on one of our
frs Physicians; he did Roi help heard of your
Sarsaparilla and obtained bottle, and in few days
it entirely cured me, and am as well now ever.
ASHBELL WALKER, "a Daniel st,
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Albany, January ., ls45.

ny- lear Mr.. Seth Terry, one Of the Oldest aRd
most respectable Lawyers in Hartford Conn. The
following is extract of letter received from him;
DR.. ToWnsend-I have used one bottle Of your Sar-
sapara and find it is excellent in its effects uPoR
chronic rheumatic pain TO which am subject, from
an injury accustomed several years ago in public
stage. Please send me TWO bottles to the care Of Dr.
Seymour. | have conversed with two OF our princi
pal physicians, and recommended your Sarsaparills
SE'PA TRRRV
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Hartford, March IL, lS4S.

Or. TOwnssnd-Dear Sir | have been entirely
cured, by using your Extract OF Sarsaparla, of a
chronic inhammatoty rheumatism, with which
have been afflicted for the last two years very
ly. have endured the most agoRZing pains; my
feet and legs were dreadfulIy swollen, and there
have been months when was unable to attend to
my business Being cured of the Rheumatism, and
having my general health restored by your agreeable
medicine, thought | could do 20 less than acquant
you of my success in using your SarsapaTia. Per
haps | should add that used the prescriptions Of
Phi scians, and purchased some of all the embrOca
tons and oinlments in The market, and received NO
benefit. Yours, sc.
WILLIAM LIPPINCOTT, 225 Water st.
New York, November 10, l845.
DIR. Townsend: You remember that when OBJ
tanned bottle of yOsr Sarsaparilla, and promised, il
it effected cure, to give you certificate. | am
happy 10 have it in my power 10 return the favor. ]
had been sOrely afflicted by the Rheumatism for
months: much of the time bad that could Rei
Their eat, sleep walk. 1t would be impossible foJ
me to describe the pain and agony endured. tried
number of remedies without being benefited A
gentleman, who knows the qualities of your Sarsa-
pariIle. induced me TO try bottle. did so, and, 10
my great establishment, it in a few days effected 8
perfect cure; any iReredulous, invite them TO
call on me, and promise to satisfy them of the truth
Of the above.
IRA GODFREY, No. S Liberty street
Albany, March 26, l645.
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dl54t
0UIDEI

y MEDICAL NOTICE.
AS so much imposition and qu,cktry is pIaCtised
upon those Hnacquainted in a large city, ali should
know where, under affection, they may be able TO
consult regular Physician, and one who Ras dGyOt
ed the OF his life TO the study and cure of Vene
raj OF Private Diseases.
DR. HARRIS MEDICAL OFFICE,
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No, BDUIH FkEDEkICK STREBT,
(FTst door from Baltimore ST. going towards the dock
EgNAKE NOTICE. OF d. KUGBkS' NAME on
q different paIis uf The Once.
Attendance from =. NJ, iii 10 at night
CURE W.AhR.9kTEb.
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DOCTOR HUET.

A MEMBER OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY
IN of PARIS, Licon,iaH OF the Medical PacxlJ
OF NEW ORLEANS, Registered In the 95th folio
Also, Graduate OF the Medical Faculty ot Mary
land, since the Sd OF April, 1859
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CIEN TTUOW
DR.. HARRIS Is well known 10 the citizens of Bal
MORE and Graduate of Cambridge. He is associated
with an eminent practitioner from New Orei rs
Thus persons will be certain 10 find one of them al
ways in the Office. Their long experience enables
them TO have Med cines always prepared and put up
fog different PTtvGs Dtsedses-sO that any one leaving
the city by calling the Office would meet no deten-
ton, The Medicines produce no sickness, H0rrequire
low diet and hindranee from business Ten years
proof Of their virtue before the public have given
them higher standing than any Others in the city
DR.. II. warrants perfect cure or makes no charge.
All weakness of the organs speedily removed, and
full vigar restored. Gravel, Piles, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Asthma, and all Chronic Complaints promptly
treated, and sOsn relieved. DR.. II. may he consulted
by letter (post paid) and treatment rendered.
Terms always moderate. Office with several pri-
vate rooms, open from in the morning to II at night.
|, NJ n. All complaints in females skilfully treated
by Dr. II. OhsGtVe-NO Mercury, Basam or disgust
ing mixture used by Or. II. Jy3l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

The Sea made her passage in 10 days.
The Cambria, On her last passage
from this port, arrived in the Nlersey al
8 o'clock in The morning OF Dec. %, il
being fvo hours short Of twelve days
1t is stated that she reached the bar nj
l2 O'Clock on the night preceding. and
might have ,un in, but that the weather
was 40 boisteroUs as IN the opinion OF tAr
pilot to make 1t hazardous.
The steamer Britannia, which left this
port Dec. Cd, arrived in Liverpool on
The 10th.
The packet ship Concordia, from this
poft Dec. 8, and the Europe from New
York oa the same day, arrived at Xiv
ripooi on the e5th.
The Queen aud Royal Family return
ed from Osborne House, in the Isle OF
Wight to Windsor Castle, Dec. I3.
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sD" a corrpesondent wishes to know
if there is any law that requires people
TO clean the snow off Of their side walks,
in tho public streets We believe not
in this town though wo understand
there is a law to that effect in most 9TH
er large places.
We should suppose that almost every
person would attend to this business rs
promptly wilhou, compulsion as wi,b,--
for their omn convenience, if not that Of
the public.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-29

FoREIoN Ews-The news by the
Hibernia, seems TO be regarded by the
press generally, as decidedly Of a peace
iul character The restoration Of the
Peel Ministry, which occurred SO sud-
denly, and the prevailing pacific tone of
the Englis press on the Message of Mr..
Polk, gia circumstances much less indi
cative of war than was anticipated. II,
is not to be expected, however, that 80
accurate an expression Of the sen,irnc nj
Of our transatlantic neighbors in regard
to Oregon, has been arrived a. by this
arrival, as will probably be by the next,
when they shall have had little more
time to consider the whole matter in con-
.novrrsy.
The following are the remarks Of the
London Times upon that portion of the
Presidents Message relating to Ore
gon
"Oregon is The subject which the al
most ianatical interest with which it has
been agi,aied by the states, and its CON
seGuent bearings on the peace of the
world, renders the most prominen. in
the address. The long and animated
comments of the American press show
how little disposed the cillzens have
hitherto been TO let Off the President
on Tins painful and delicate subject. :
hat is actually said Is neither more
nor less than what a million voices have
dictated and we have long known. IL
need not augment The icrrors of the En-
ropean alarmlsi, and IT certainly will not
change the resolves or add TO the prcpar-
alons of the BRUSH Cabinet. II is al
ready resolved and prepared.
Mr.. Polk, after advenIng To the re-
cent negotiations and attempts nj com.
promise belorc he came into office, IN.
forms US of what he has done toward.
lhe conclusiou nf this unfortunate dis
puic. ln reading his simple narrative, il
becomes necessary to remember that at
American exists ~ n spirre of his own
aud cnn hardly he judged by European
ideas oi moderation, drrency, aud honor
The President takes great credit 10 him
srlf for having mnde an offer which he
ncknowiedgcs to be less than What the
British GovcrnmcnI has repeatedly de-
clined.
IN making this proposal, already twice
refused, the President thinks II ueres
sary TO apnlogise 10 l,ir drmrr"ric sup.
poIt,rs liz pleads with al ihc hu"'I
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PROvIDrNCE, January q, Js46.


Al Legislative Convention, holden at the
State House, IN Providence, on the evening
of the 9Th Of January instant, attended by
more hao fifty members, Hon. Rober, B
Cranston, Chairman, the State Central Com.
mi,,ee, appointed by the Convention of the
Rhode Island Party, holden in Providence
November l6lh, and which nominated ProS
"i General State Officers for election il
April next, reported that, from the pressure
of private business aud expected absence
from the State, Isaac p. Hazard, Esq. was
obliged to decline the nomination for Lieu.
tenant Governor. The Committee, therefore
requested this Convention TO propose a nom.
inaion to 6ll that vacancy; whereupon,
ELISHA HARRIS, ESQ, OF CovksrRY,
was unanimously nominated for Lieu,enan,
Governor, in place of Isaac p. Hazard, E,a
md committee appointed to communicate
the nomination to him, aud report the resul,
for publication, if accepted.
The COMMITTEE having reported his accept
ance Of tie nomination. ELISHA HARRIS, ESQ
is nominated for Lieutenant Governor for the
ensuing year, in the Prox of the Rhode Is.
land Party, instead Of Isaac p. Hazard, Esq
Newspapers publishing that Prox, are re
quesied TO make the alteration accordingly.
WIN. s. PATTEN, Secretary.
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Congressional.

In the SENATE, on Tuesday, Jan. 90,
several me meinorials were presented, after
which Mr.. Alien gave notice that on
Friday he should move TO take up the
resolution which he had offered last week
in regard to the Interference Of fore ign
powers in the affairs Of the independent
nations Of this continent. The Senate
then went into Executive session and
continued therein until ) o'clock. II
was supposed that the subject Of dis
cussion was Mr., SIidell's appointment.
ln the House, the question OF the
Florida election was taken up. A reso-
luton was passed to permit Mr. Brock
enbrough, the claimant Of the contested
sc at, 10 be heard at the bar Of the House
The report Of the majority of the Com
mltee, which closes with an opinion that
Mr.. B. IS entitled to the seat, was read,
and also minority report, which ex-
presses the opinion tina, Mr.. Cabell is
legally elected.
Mr. Hamlin Of Maine, made speech
sustaining The views Of the majority, and
Mr.. Chipman, a Democratic member
from Michigan, vigorously sustained the
views of the minority Of the committee,
declaring that OH a question of this sort
he knew no party bias, Mr.. S. Jones OF
Georgia, spoke in favor Of the majority
report, and before any question was
taken, the House adjourned.
In the SENATE, Wednesday, Jan. 81
Mr., Dix reported bill establishing a
wareh"usiDg system.
Mr.. Baylcy introduced a join, resolu-
'ion amending the constitution Of the
United States in reference to the cleo
ton Of President and Vice President.
Mr.. Fairfield called up his bill to aug
ment :he navy. After some debate, the
motion to postpone the bill to the 10Th of
February was considered as making the
bill a war measure, aud il was rejected,
10 to 26.
The bill was postponed to Tuesday
next, which indicates that the Senate
will pass the bill as an ordinary peace
measure.
The House was occupied the whole
day N disc scussing the Florida election
case.
in SENATE, Thursday, Jan. %, Mr..
Allen offered some explanation of re-
marks previously made by him. lie
did no, wish to be misunderstood. lie
would now cay, however much Senators
nigh, differ with hun, tina, England
would not 90 TO wnr upon ihls Oregon
question at all, uulc-- she desired to
make that prricNt irr n rouD'rI with
us ~ reference Ia other matters ~ State
policy. Mr.. Calh"un desired 10 coreri
misrepresentation of his remarks. Tie
bad nui SAID that giving The no'icr
would he war Itself, bu ho had said that
giving the notice might lead to war -
Allrr some lnrih'r explanations, the
Srnnir went INT" Executive session upon
,h- noninAtion oi Judge Wundwnt,i, ~
Jm'gr m ~, Suarr' Cont, and air'i
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GF We 6nd the following in the Wash
ington Union of Saturday afternoon
Latest from Mexico.

by the arrival, on the l4lh instant, of the
United States brig Porpoise, at Pensacola,
Twelve days from Vera Cruz, ph" intelli lligence
Of a revolution IN Mexico has been confirm
ed.
II appears that on the morning Of the 30th,
the troops relied upon hy the government to
defend j, agans, Paredes pronounced in his
favor and The government entered into terms
of capiulaion with General Paredes. lie
entered and took possession OF the city on
that day without opposition.
The rumor was, that General Parcdes man
Tested less opposition to the reception of Mr..
Sl;dell than the late President, Herrera.
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"TaKE nv liar The ~ Y. TribaAc tel

"rAKE nv "-The ~ Y. TriLaAc tolls
al" following story -
\ i0ll"w went into The hall nf q boarding
hHisr 10 Barriay street night ~ two since.
"lii" 'h" boatdsr- w"r. NJ supp.r. and gather.
~ NJ nll il" hals "n the table. u. was making
his way "ui with hIs boof, WHEN u bnadrr
y lntl' h'hlnd time came ~ aud asked him
What hr was about ooh says the ihiel ~
an taking w" g 'ntlcm"n's hats round tulaary'. I.
'" 80 'n"''h'd "Wcll, trplird The board.
-. "inh" "'i"" ai"ng r'n "C'tiainly 1T.
.H,d it' accommodating l"al,r aud ,ant.h,d
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markabIe coinc cidence Of opinion between
President Polk and Great Britain, in re-
lation to the Revenue policy proper 10
be adopted in America. Well might
The question be asked, by a coiemporary,
swhich is the British party in the United
States ?"
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WAsHINGroN, Jan. 24th, 1916,
4 o'clock, =. NJ.

Important news have come from Mex
leo. A letter has been received FROM
an officer on board the U. S. brig Por-
poise. off Pensacola. to the Hon. Jno
w. Davis of the House. The brig had
just arrived from Vera Cruz with impor-
,ant dispatches for the Government -
The intelligence is iha, Paredes has as
sumed the reins Of Government and that
The revolution is complete. Our Minis
ter, Mr.. Slidell, has not been received
by the Mexican Government and would
not be.
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VERY LATE AND
M o IT I mpor ia n t
News from Mexico.
Paredes in possession Of the
Government!

The Washington correspondent of
the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, un-
der date Of Saturday, January cath,
contains the following intelligence. 1t
is neither more nor less than what has
for some time been expected, and
shadows forth in colora not to be mis-
taken, that Mexico is bent upon War
with this country for the manner we
have taken session Of Texas. Full
particulars Of the revolution viii soon
be developed
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The N. Y. Commercial says--"I'be
nominations Of most of the Custom
House officers at the North and East,
continue to be suspended in the Senate.
One cause Of this is the absence Of Mr..
Haywood the chairman Of tho Com
mitlec Oh Commerce. Another is that
portion of the Senate ara determined
that these candidates shall undergo a
fiery ordeal ~ To 6lnes., both poIiii-
cal and moral
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MoRr GESprITs ~ I.ifE IssuRlHcE. Tn.
Rochester Democrat SAYS: We are graft.
tied 10 learn that our esteemea fellow citlzcn,
,. u. Chase, Esq, just deceased, has left
handsome Competence for his family IN tho
shape oftwo life insnranre poiicic. ,amouniing
Ia 81 800
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EXPENSES OF WAR.-Vh- National Int. III.
gencsr in an article upon tb. expenses of war,
furnishes table of the amount which would
i"li upon each Staie IN tax "f S25, 600 600. a
sum far below what would be necessary 10
meet H." annual expense ofa wut with Eng.
land The proportion of Rhode Island u,
223,2lI, ,Eo,--n pretty good rent Ia pa, for our
share OF Oregon between iga and So 10, 10
say nothing Of our chance of not got,lng II
al ibnt.-P,oc. J0ur.