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nnrAr FEMALE MEDICINE.

Or rownsends Ssrssparillai, sovereign AMI speedy
cure for ncpirnt Consumption, Barre Leueorrhe or
Whites Distracted Difficult Meustrunon ncOntlnence
Of rne or Involuntary discharge thereof and for the gene
raj pro-traon the system matter whether hr r"sl
of inherent Produced ny rreguhry W.
ness or accident
-, Nothing can De surprising than ~ inygorsng
effects on the human frame. Persons, all wehSn",s and
ls.i,n. befos. taxing become robust Snd miI
uf energy under Influence. II mineilhtsy counter
acts the eryersness Of The emnle frame, "hch IS no
great canse Ut barrenn-ss
II viii not be expected Of US In cases Of 50 delicate ma
mn. 10 exhibit certificates OF cures performed pu We can
re the afflicted tst hundreds OF have been re-
norf,d 10 ia sev.rul hen families nave been
,sibou, children Ate. using few bottles OF unS nvaIu-
bIr medicine have brsed with healthy offspring.
DR. TOWNSEND Ny wife being greatly distressed 10y
,vraknsss and general debility, and suffering continually
by pain and sensation OF bearing down falling OF The
,sob and with other difficulties. and having known cases
ybe,. your medicine has effected great cures and also
hrsrnp il recommended for such Diseases a. nave de-
.cribe Obtained bottle OF your Extract Of SirsaPanA
and followed the directions you gave me- IN short period
removed her complaints aud restored her TO heaIln-
Bsug graceful the benefits she received take prnsfe
In thus led ging H. and recommending u 10 the pun
he NJ D. MOORE. Cor. OF Grand aad LYdlu' ala
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Thinas in NeM.Hnren.

NEw.HAYES October a. I-+6
Dsar T05VRe. Prof WooLsEY WIS inaugurated
President ct Yale College last Wednesday. The
exercises Were very good In tie morning Rev
Mr. Bacon delivered an able DISCOURSE in the after
noon several addresses were made-one by presI.
dent Day. the one resisning on account OF his age
.Woolsey is 4 comparatively young man tor such
station.
The Wings have been much excited here b5 the
Election Retuns. The news by Caledonia has zreatly
relieved the public mind concerning the loss Of the
Great Britain. The grand annual football match be
tween the Freshmen and Sophomore Glasses resulted
in favor Of he Sophomore who won i've games out Of
The sophomores mustered e the Freshmen o.
Yours truly f. a. p
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CASE or nROpSY

We have never known OF Dropsy which this
medicine used did relieve The following ISL copy
,f n lrtIsr DR. Townsend received from gentleman On
Iony l-ianj II j. truly remarkable cAse;
FLNrBUsH Long Island Juno II, 1916.
On TOWNSEND NV mother. Who j. 81 years OF age has
for syra wears past been Ghoring under severe case OF
n. grea number OF remedies but TIM disease continued
10 snin on her she much boaed that Il was almost
for her lie down, sleep while lyng her
f.et and legs werr truly sight 10 behod. We heard
much conversation respecting your REMEDY and we con
ujs 10 obtain u for her satisfaction, not dreaming ht II
vold relieve her A. she far advanced IN years and
her disease long sandng-tor her complaint mad
been coming on almost seven years Inc hr-t bour
she to0s We could perceive that II helped her III me
least with the exception OF increasing her appent" On
nsing the second bottle, there was mn improvement III er
disease She continued using il until she took hve bottles
and ,he ia almost entirely, well She does not look
M. The same person she rides out md walks win ease
and i very comfortable The old lady IL highly pleased
assure Won well the rest OF the family and mas re-
sted me to write her lind thar have mol
half lone IN stice it, Oc have not or cannot describe
how she appeared the suffering she experienced or inc
,est rcnb -hr was for long i!m.. IN her helpless
condition Yours respectfully, Sc. JAMES ALLEN
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From the Independence ESpositor
TO tie Future Emigranrs To Oregon Territory,

FORT HALL Snake River sept; 9th l-i6
GESTLEMEH; The undersigned are happy 10 in
form you tina; Southern The Willamette haz
Just been explored and portion Of the emigration OF the
present year upon the road Owing the
'oidable delay. the exploring party did arrive at
the forks OF the road until OF the front companies
Of the cmgrants passed. perhaps eighty hun.
cred wagons.
The new rouie follows the road to California about
300 miles from this place and enters the Oregon Terri
tory By the way OF the Camet Lake passes through the
splendid valleys OF the Rogue aud Umpqua Rivers and
enters the valley OF the Willamette Its South East
extremity.
The advantages gained 10 the enigrant by this il
OF the greatest imporancethe distance i considerably
shortened the and water plenty. the sterile
gons and dangerous crossings OF the snake and Column
ba Rivers avoided, well the Cascade Mountains
he may reach his place oicsnatou with his wagon aud
property in time build cabin and SOW wheat before
the rainy This road has been explored and will
oc opened nj the eNpensc OF the citizens OF Oregon and
nothing whatever IS demanded OF the cmgrnntz
Gov. Bogga and party, with many other families OF re-
spectabiliiy have changed their destination and
their way Oregon. Some OF the emgreEts intend
stopping IN the Jmpqu0 valley which, though not 30
large il quite equal n the Willamette for fertility.
waybill fully describing the road, will be prepared
and the United States, TO Fort Hall for the
OF the emigration OF ei7 and no pilots will be IT,
quired
The exploring party left the upper settlements of The
Willamette the 18th June last; crops were most pro
missing and the farmers in high spirits. They met a
large emigration from California consisting OF Hon.
Felix scott late OF 81 Charles County Missouri, and
many others who left the United states last yenr They
give decided preference 10 Oregon California.
The exploring party consists Of John Jones, john
Scott Robert smith, John Owens, Samuel Goodhuc
Henry Bogus. VIM. Sportsman Jesse Apologize, Levi
scott David Cog. Lindsay Appecatc Moses Harris, Wa.
Parker, Bennett Osborne, BEN, Burch
Editors in Missouri Illinois and Iowa friendly TO the
prosperity OF Oregon, Will please insert the foregoing
communication. JESSE APPLICABLE.
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GflooIs.
,-ArT.Y -v-NTyc CLASS

!GSOR >ECCHi D Z. C&>ALI. Professor Of tie IZAl-
- L.aszEe sE5 Literz--s n LIE Ringers Fe-ls
iHsiins =nc ~ Sroosy- Female Academy, : about 10
commence Iialal EvEiEE Cls Sc. il5 LeozarC-si.
for genss HIS rnethod (ora AMI ibeo-e;c=i las a.
ra1 = shor- tine formed soe good lrsliaa scholars.
terTiis - e-zF;sr Z aarscce- The lessons MI begin
Be Is. asa Evening Ilaaa Cas- n Brooklyn .; Mr.
No5ie's scaool. = CEtoc-- No 81 APpy he book
an Nassau 81 OF D note through The Posi- oGes
Of T-1a
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This Sar-apsr A is used with the meet perfect success
10 pbauIns. complaints. however or chronic
TN. astonishing cures i mas performed are indeed won.
derh Otnr remedies sometimes give temporary fetf
Thi- entirely eradcae II from the system even "hrh Hs
ii11D. and bone. are crradfully swollen
M TowSsrSD. was attacked With distressing pain
-, ms, min oirt 20 bad that could walk without my
rrcbe- and much OF the tune was obliged to keep my
ned tri several remedies bit hey did not rr.ys Hs.
b.n called ON one hr-t Fnysicians, he did not
hen ne heard Of your Sarsaparla. and obtained bot
~. snd in a few DAYS entirely cuf-i and wei
noty a. ever AsHBELL WALKER - Danir.-st
Albany January :, 1915
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no ENGINEERS. Manufacturers. Ps;eatees 9e-
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execute drtlgs zlt -p-hc1nns Tor lEtls IRA. -ilss
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General Notices.
~ CoIlegc Plu,.mnrv Of h

~ College Of Pharmacy Of The City Of New Yors.
TIE regular Winter Course o. Lectures Ibis Institution
will commence Monday the u Of November next at !
O'CLOCK 7. VI and he continued our months. Monday,
Wednesday. aud Friday Of each week, at te College
Rooms. IN Broadway, over !.oeswoods BOOKSTORE
On Maieria aiedicH and Pharmacy from 10 O'Clock,
by rroicsso or Ben amin W. McCready. NJ D.
ON Chemistry, from : 10 O'Clock, hy Professor Law
renee Reid.
The Lectures Mateda Meiica and Pharmacy " u be
Illustrated by extensive cabinet OF specimens OF tue
and in!se Drugs.
The Lectures Chemistry will give prominent a!ien-
ton IL application IN the business ol an Apolhecafy, al
foriinr nul. instructions cumulative and qualitative
analysi, and synhese with experimental demonstrations,
showing tie methods OF gscef;aalr tae strength and pu-
rity Drugs and Chemicals They VIII also comprise m
stric,iOn the scieuce extensively connected VITA
many q. the US .I! and ornamental arts.
Tickets each Course nj Scan b. procured o. J"hn
Miihau, 1873 broadway; Rushlon . &C. Ito Broad way
James = .spnwall. 90 William--t; AdaMson y OHM, b
Bowerv; j Y A. Neahm. oil Broadway; WeIsman \
Cascbeer corner % Broome and Orchard sts George D.
Coggeshs!l f2l pear ana of either OF HE Professor
NewYork, October l6i5. o. rnulN-
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~ Hear Mr. Seth Terry. Of The oidcs and most fe
soecta5le Lawyers Hartford, Conn The following ]"
an -xtrac, OF = letter received from nm
Ds TOWNSEND have ssed one boii- o. your Saf5s-
M IN. and ind II j. excellent IN IL effects upon chf0hs
T,rr,r lain 20 hich subject, from 9n INJURY %.
ca.ioI-d several years ago IN pdohc stage Prasr sshd
n Two bog!-s 70 the care Of DR. Seymour nave COG
yer- with tgo OF prnripa! fhT-cans sna ,sr2u-
rsuGed youf SsrsapanIa Din A"H"i'
Hartford, March u, I'D
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NV YoaS. July l. 1876.

7 \
Dr. TOWNSEND Dear Sir, Nearly twenty years ago
took violent cold which settled my lungs and affected
me very severely indeed II finally became constant
hacking cough but severe as 10 prevent me from al
tending 10 my business Within tha last few years IN
crea sed on me- gradually. At last became reduced;
breahed difficulty and raised with my cough much
bad mater and for the last nine months previous 10 using
your Sarsapara had regular nightsweas; indeed, my
friends aud myself supposed thar I would dis with the
Consumption, but have the happiness 10 INFORM you
hat-to my surprse-ailer using three bottles OF your
gradually and an enjoying much better health Than
have bcfor, In Ii year, hsi almost entirely lost my
appetite which Is also returned You liberty TO
publish thi- with nay name In tho papers If you Choose
Afy little girl. who l. three years old. had very bad
cough the whole OF last Writer. We became very much
alarmed on her While using tie medicine gave
her some OF IT, entirely relieved her well IA
roysef and she is rs wen md hearty any child
saw She also full OF little hotchcs u took then.
a,ray and her skin smooth and far and nm salts
led She received her health from using your excellent
medicine. ). w. CONANI, No ~ bowfrY.
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SONNET.
ny II. T. rucxERMAx.

lpo not ask for kindness which flows
The constant impulse of thy generous heart.
Sor casual tenderness that only CLOVIS
Like sunset clouds that flush as they depart
sOr cheerful words that so benignly fall
Nor social glee expansive as the day
These, though rich gifts, yet dispensed to all
But 50 love thee that fain would drink
Abne, in secret, at affections spring
lcannQt hover on the flowery brink
Bat pine beneath the wave my soul to fling;
Thy hearts fair vestibule to others give
Bat o let me within the temple live
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pO0vS wuOLEsALE AND RETAIL.

rErFIE SUBSCRIBERS have hand and wii sell whole
sn, or retail large assortment VI School. Classical
theological and Miscellaneous Books. They invite country
merchants teachers aud Others examine their sIocS ana
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Pubs Of sanders Series VI Readers Bradbury's
Iusrql Works Hiirhcocks Geology Gruy's Chemistry
Gales Philosophy, Porers Reader sc. &c Also. good
assortment OF Stationary.
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DR. ToySsESp-Dear Slr. have been rniifry cured,
,tnr[, rt,,raii,m with which nave beea Rfalc-d iof
M Ie.t tyeo year, very severely have endured ne
,gorzfnp pains; my feet snd leg- drrsdtllly
.r,Ifer and here been months y hen "2s unable
~ s,.enS 10 nv business Being cured oftbe Rneunaiis
i ssyir ry general health restored by yoaF ayterAos
1.dfcns thought could do es4 than as4uAiat you
~ M slrcess IN using your Ssrsaparila Perhaps /
t3 add mai Used the prescriptions Of Physicians ana
ss sora. OF ali me -uabrocatiOns and oinIl-nt- IN
r. r.rk-t ard received benefit Yours, 1r
& WILLIAM LIPPiSCoGT, Is "Aisfrt
s-vyYorE November l5 Isi5.
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NNANTEU--As teacher in private school. Yoaas
w Lady who - competent 10 teach The usuai Engsk
branches, Music and Drawing, Apply by letter TO
ofJohn + Boyd, Nc. X Wilsns stating terms and al
dress o2S AZ
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MEEY run MEEN run MEEN FUN !!

THE Celebrated Chinese SKIN Powder, for restoring
beaufging and preserving the complexion, ant rem
deriug The kin deiicsiely white, smooth .nd -ofL
sl-su Fun s simply preparation OF Oriental herJs
.,T nav h.. used with perfect safey for the Of all r
rgleou. disorders Among the most prominent are Tan
Frecke- nsenzbe Precipitation. BOiches, Pipies pots
Irritation. Coarsruess, and variety Of olhcr-.
To b. n-t wholesale ofthe sole importers HpBbS %
Vals: Nr,yYork aud retail u al respectable chsins ts
md perfume5, Ia SeTYork and throughout the Z nii1d
So lon n1sc.. Rrlc- 2. and o. zach. 80 I'm
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BOARD WANTED-Ry French lady accustomed
do tuition, who offers instruction in French. German
Music, in exchange tor pleasant room and board
IN Cenlec family In the upper part the city. Address
C. D. No. afil Tenth-s, SsS.York o2l lws
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SPANISH LANGUAGE

= y
gusEe II * The best SCHOOLS q s Ciry hayiug
7ae Lessons n as asiive Language The sad yar hsy-
been BON New Csstlle, Old SPAN acg nava.
receive. classical education, satisfy ihe -crs-
The most Elexceptona5e references both IN Inc cry aai
country, wi: be demand Also iailhfl Jrarsa-
tors from spanish mo Enssh or vics -erra iPpiy
this Once, Or =. No 81 Ws!s-rst- 90 lw-
INSTRUCTION IN THE GERMAN Lsuguage-
I'M ERTHElLER- t5s Broadway, below Graud>t !
apolt 20 form German Classes he offers 70 his pupils
new facilities, having recsuty prepared work entitled
Fay Lessons n German vich wiz be published within
Mr. Ertheilers v0rk entitled Easy Lessons II Ger
having been presented for examination. tass
great Pleasure stating That tbs i!lle work, Witch
once simple and complete sld ialy Pracrea! and pro
CHARLES JULIUS HEMP RI. NJ. D.
The psr;:ealrs IN re-renee 10 nTqsiion Wi. Dc made
animation. on applying Al The shove place 90 Nv
EAaIILN BOARDING school,. FOX BOYS
InnSrrs. y l.IGe winter term OF The Locust Kin
School vii commence on Monday. the Il November.
Suodsrass. - Broadway: OF r. W Townsend Esq 81
Ceisr; OF D.. o. Ne'.s las NathaTeaGe, ard nj tie
'oi2 5vS' c. ". FRANCIS. Principal
STEVEN AKCUEK'- SCHOOL FOR Girls ct
- Doob- Ferry Nestchesler Comfy y. Y Nil be re
opened iie ID OF lie eleventh month Now a. useai-
Terms. Hose under w eve ye1rs -i Per term Tor
hose twelve yearSr per term No extras io books
oil p, STEVEN ARCHER Proprietor.
SCHOOi. hampstead SEMINARY Male Roariils school
- Hem y~-rsi h. N niles from he City. on branch Of
the L. l. Railroad The Wiryr, term III commence ~ OF
November Circulars al J. Cha.berlirs 81 Cedar 81 The
principal his month 81 Broadway.
90 -neod DUNN, y NJ Prlncipa-
EREPaR.TGE! school NJ MlpDLElOWN,
i Couu-Vhe Win:rr Session OF - weeks VIII conf
mcgee Nov l.t. Circulars AMI minute Information OF
Rev. II CHASE - Market = lol2 I'm. d Ii CHASE.
NlSBKOy-S RIDING; SCHOOL. No +os Sow
IL ere near istnr and iaiayctle-p place. New OrS.
ID. ihs honor announce that his School j. op-n
daily cor Equestrian Tuition and Exercise Riding
LECTURE LESSONS. ExEsolsC RIDING.
Il Lessons. sul loniA ...-'.-'..ei,
10 do ......... % ~ 20 Rides 10 90
: do .........-.. , COLO 10 ............... q 90
Single Lessons 0u Single Rides -
Rced do ..-.... = sol
). B. Highly trained and quiet Horses t0r The rosi or
parade. to let. RULES.
i.ki Lessons Rides paid Tor commencing.
= hour allowed each Lesson or Ride III the School
.. One boar md hlr 80 a Lesson on the Road.
= Hours Tor Indies. from \. NJ. % 2. VI.
s. Hours for Gentlemen, from 10 \. NJ and TO = NJ
6Se gentleman admitted during the hours appropriated
to laii-..
card OF address, requested previous 10 commencing
% Geutemer keeping their horses In pis establish
neEl VIII the privilege Of riding them In 'he school
,r.Ii.
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ERAsERS PATENT DOOR PADS, i0r excluding Wind
aud wafer from The bottoms Of doors - inserted INTO the
lower rail door down 10 The 81; As closes and
rise. hin the rAl opens. Trey healthy because
tb lndsrcurrent Of ar which cleo Do warmed by ara
6risl means excluded they comfortable because
The temperature -csis-d and t- tei ere y arm ia any
,srt Of Inc room they are economical becaus. thrre - 10
cod ar admitted and less fe reG1ireS u keep
srs.ne,rI.,-,i Nv JOHN FRASER,
ar1u5m No Chatham square. New YORK
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Ma. TOWNSEND. You remember Thai ~hen o9.Aiaea
~, ~ our sa-saparilla and promised II u effected
-, 10 If,-- YOU Certificate h8ppy 10 lave u IN
nv power 10 return he favor. had been sofslY siet
5 n. Rheumatism for months nrfn oil me lle 20 gsi
X, -nn4 neither eat seep walk IL ~cu!d De I'M
sbl- Tor ne 10 describe the pain snd sgonY endured
fyi-1 lumber OF remedies wllaout bring ornehl1d- \
-s,.n VINO Knows Lie qualities Of your Sarsa Parila,
49,. ne 10 ~ bottle I'D 90, sad, 10 my great
Ion .Er.ert it In few days e-ct-d perfect caI=
-. -. i,rrsduJous invite them 70 call on me- and
--66rr.- 10 .a.afy Lh-rz Of lie ruth Of .e above
r'e''-'' IRA GODFREY, No. ; 4iber'y-st
.N.,y March r. I5Ij.
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~ @ ', .'''' 100" .' i'r tfea dlrs.inS aud
P rsSdSu' Rf%GS and MASFTic FLUID No matter
- -. ~ .,-sra ma, he ne disanse II readily Yields
's ,,.,s,Sc,s noysr 80 dav.oped by hi, wonderful
G,zrovrrv
hs Gayanf B SrSe race Gss c. sf shs
can be used by 'he most delicate person WIN ec 'Ae'y
anG CONVENIENCE ,r - :, !, - : 10, -, - ,,., .-ts.,.
upon Tic nervous system mHst be- Witnessed 10 he De-
he os;i. ..,,. ~ VI, 20, p,,,.,vv.r
Beware OF spurious mutations which en.rey worth,
less Explanatory pamphlets mas lie had gratis sa-'f&in
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- DIR. Christic'> Ealvanic and Magnetic
Curakvcs.We refer our readers 10 ie 'aTioa. adTer-
paper. They recommended Tor neTouS coHpt8ai'.
class of diseases IN hr ordinary medical means
very ltle vsl sud are certainly worthy Tie Of
articles 3, d. L. Er0algv4y. sI-i Z s. Iniios
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The>s Stoves sre wsuauici q usaa- Parsons wanting
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