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DIR TOWNSHEND'S
SARSAPAR lila.

kD&G la nSAdAs u AAHAA AS - <A4@a-SssHAS~
THE MOST EXTRA ORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD!
THIS extract put up quart bottles is six times
cheaper, pleasanter and warranted superior to- my
sold. 1t cures diseases without vomiting, purginS,
sickening, facilitating the patient. 80
The great beauty and superiority OF THIS Sarsapallla
over al other medicines is while it cradicates diseases
il invgorates the body. 1t is one OF the very best
Spring and Summer medicines ever known? it not
only purifcs the whole system and strengthens the
person. but it coates pure and rich blood? power
possessed by other medicine. And i'll this lies the
grand secret of its wonderful success. 1t has performed
within the past two years than $4,000 cures of
of disease at least 5000 OF these werecon
sidered incurable. More than
5000 cases of Chonic rheumatism;
400 cases Of General Debility and Want of Energy,
1000 cases Of the different Female Complaints,
1900 cases of Scrotula
1900 cases of Consumption.
And thousands Of diseases of the blood VIZ Ulcers,
cryspeas sathrhuem, pimplcs on the face, &c. &c
Together ith numerous of sick head ache pain
in the side and chest, spinal affections, &c;
This we aware, must appear incredible but we
have letters from physicians and our agents from all
parts of the United States informing us OF eXtraOdina-
~ cures. r Van BusNrk ESD one Of the most respec
refer to thousands of cases in the city of New DIRK
which we will refer to with pleasure, and to men of
character. 1t the best medicine for the preventative
ofdisease known 1t has undoubtedly saved the lives
~ 800 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON.
As it removed the cause Ofdsease and prepared them
'''' UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Capt. G. w. Mclean, oftle United States Navy, and
Member of the n j. Legislature has kindly sent us the
following certificate. 1t tells its own story.
Railway, Jan. 2, 1S47.
year since was taken with the Influenza, and
my whole system left in deblitated state was i'll
duced to try Dr. Townsends Sarsaparilla and after TIA
king two three bottles was very much relieved,
and attribute it entirely to the said SarSaparilla
have continued taking it and find improve every day:
believe it saved my life, and would not be without
it under any consideration.
G. w. MCLEAN.
SCROFULA CURED.
This Certificate conciusively proves that this Sarsa
para has perfect control over the most obstinate dsea-
OF the blood. Three persons cured in one house is
unprecedented.
DR.. Townshend Dear Sir-I have the pleasure to in
form you that three of my children have been cured of
the Scroiua by the use of your excellent medicine
They afflicted very much with bad sores have tax
en- some four bottles it took them away for which
feel under deep obligation. Iours,&c.
ISAAC w. GRAIN, 106 Wooster-st
New York, March A. 1917.
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BALTIMORE, Friday Eve, Oct. Is

BALTIMORE, Friday Eve, Oct. 18th.
The Georgia papers received by the South
ern Mail, announce that the Wings have four
majority in the Senate and two in the House,
thus securing two Wing Senators in place of
Messrs. j. Mcpherson Berrian, Wing, and
Walter T. Colquitt, Loco.
Towns, the Loco-Foco candidate for Gov
ernor, is elected by 1900 majority.--M Y.
1}5bqat.
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FOUNDRY. s. N. DIcKIN-

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AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDERS. They
can furnish fonts of any required weight from
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manufacture to be equal to that of any other
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and their terms will be as favorable as can
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They cast a very large assortment of job
Type, Leads, Cuts, Metal Furniture, Quota
tons, &c. &c. They have just got upa Com
bination Metal Stereotype Block, which will
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Constantly on hand Brass Rule, Metal
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
w. III. HAGADORN

WOULD respectfully inform the travelling public
w that he has purchased the American Hotel, for
mery owned by f. ingalls, situated Williams street
in the village of WHITEHALL just south of the Upper
Bridge and has furnished and repaired it in complete
STYLE and is now ready to attend to the wants of those
who may feeldsposed togve him their patronage. No
pains will be spared to render the stay of the traveller
pleasant and agreeable
THE AMERICAN HOTEL
large and commodiOus and has excellent accommo-
dations, and in a most delightful location. The table
will at all times be furnished with the substantias and
Injuries OF the season. and the Proprietor feels conf
den that those who call once will be disposed to do
again Please cal and see for yourselves
MEALs-Hreakfast rs cents. Dinner 81 10 cents.
TAKE NOTICE
Carriages always in attendancet to convex
to and from the house. free ofcharge, y
Whitehall, FEB. "a, ls47, Ss79m
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PHOENIX HOTEL,
STATUARY MARBLE QUARRIES,


TNIIE above named quarries, we'll known
n for furnishing superior quality of Mar
BILE, of fine white, and taking high polish,
are now being worked, producing a quality
of Marble, said to be unequaled in America.
All orders for Monuments, Tomb & Grave
Stones, Marble Slabs, Blocks, Pedestals or
Statuary from those quarries, may be address
sed to Knowles Taylor, Proprietor, at Tcon-
deroga, or city ofNew York, or to Stephen l..
Goodell, Superintendent of the quarries, at
Brandon, VT. KNOWLES TAYLOR.
September, 25, 1S47. is
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hoOn - LEAVING sFW-sORg cHAScrp 70 s.
~ AZ 20 REGULAR nAIL LINK 49,.
.<2snr1L,2S. bCs.on e1d NeN-Yors bv ~. o. y.
GOVERNOR. "i'"Dh ISLAND ara
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CeQal Notices.

urRUSTEES, NOTICE.--We, the undersigned
Trustees 10 the estats of Joseph NrggieswOrh. here
hv 1--WE public notice that general meeting OF the credit
IN ssd Joseph Wrggle-worth will be De d al The ion
now sept hy IA r. N0rham in he ioS OF De SAID IN me
next nj one o'clock n The afternoon. A. such meeting or
Other i1urned meeting thereafter, All accounts and de-
f,r srd against the estate Of such debtor, shall De
fairly adjusted a. fsr a. the be ssceranei. tnd
he amount VI moneys lhe hands cf Trustees -
DsteI DaLsIb Anil a. te47 ORlN ~. FISK.
SETH ALEXANDER,
s3e tavy7,t DWIGHT SPENCER,
Trustees 10 the estate q Joseph Wnggles~ofth
IN PURSUANCE OF An order OF the Surrogate OF the
ICounty of New-York rouce hereby given 10 81 per
soos baylg claims against Gsnit Van Den Bergh late o.
he CITY OF EewYO h. carpenter deceased 70 present me
,e vim The VOUCHERS thereof ID the subscribers at their
Office No % Fuon-suee IN the City OF New York, on
or before the day Of October neXLDaIed New-fork
the 2sth day Of April l2il. - 1900,
SAMUEL D. VAN DEN BERGH, Exscnto,.
JAMES VAN DEN BERGb,
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
FTOm INC NaUVHeI II q
A DREAM OF SUMNER.
BY JOHN O WHITTIER.

By JOHN WHITTIER.
BLAND as the morning breath Of June
The South. west breezes play;
And, through its haze. the Winter noon
Seems warm as Summers day
The snow.plomed Angel OF the North
Has dropped his icy spear
Again the messy earth looks forth,
Again the streams gush clear
The fox his hill side cell forsakes-
The muskrat leaves his nook,
The blue- bird in the meadow brakes
Is singing with the brook.
A." Bear up. o Mother Nature p" cry
Bird. breeze and streamlet free,
% Our Winter voices prophesy
OfSummer days 20 thee
So. IN those winters Of the soul,
By bitter blasts and drear
O'erswept from Memory's frozen pole
Will sunny days appear.
Reviving Hope and Faith, they show
The soul It's living powers,
And how beneath the Winters snow
Lie gems Of Summer flowers
The Night is Mother Of the Day,
The Winter Of the Spring,
And ever upon old Decay
The greenest MOSES cling,
Behind the cloud the starlight turks,
Through showers the sunbeams fsni
For God, who loveth all His works,
Has left His Hope with all
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juSurantf.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Lie Insurance Cor T

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIE luslrsnee O45
4 narv-Oice n WAl.tThis institutional Is Distinguish
W.. tb. premium i over go annually. one fourth
msv be PAID M cash and three f0uins IN secured
? months, bearing sN per cent interest," or H'5 %
paid haifyesIly. quarterly or bly, -,
81 Persons iAse fe policies and Payng 50 per eent o.
premium IN cash and those taxing policies ot ~. ~
period. and paying 50 per cent In cash may give % e
aivdual notes Tor TIE balances sagsfseory 10 me on
r. business ofe Company has been unparalleled Dur
inc he tr4 of i,s existence To he Let Of January 1871
10 rnonhs SO7 policies had been issued, and amer
al losses and expenses, there remsneo net 49, ~
neatly 500 600 Statements Of the business ard az oef
papers Of The Copsny may Re had by applying The once
Of the Company II Wsl-st New. YORK
DIRECTORS.
Seth Low. JohnA. Uuderw ood, Tbos. B. segur,
Wm A r Peuiz, Wrn H. Moit- Edw Aulhony,
Henry MeFsrlan. Robt l. Paterson, VIM NJ simpson
Chss ;. MscSust- Andrew sns-.ins LsSs =. 49,
ROBr. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary
jas. srtSaSr. n D. Medissl Examiner, a. the Office
dsi " from 90 5 o'clock
ViLESrINE MoTT, N. D.
= ruTbkSH Medical sosri q Consultation.
NATIONAL FIRE INSt RANCE COMPANf;-
lFOthce 10 Wal st-Ca nita -5oooO-Conunufs 10 m
sure bul1n-s uerchEnize and furniture De- mosirez
s5nsbe .-rus TIE Company was established nesrly ten
years srce and Ply their prudence n conducting heir ous
mess ard pr0mp IN al listing Al losses have acqurel
The conf Of the pablo, h@r large sni Increasing
business will testify They lake risk $500, snd
By this escaped the great fire Of July ls+5, Win
loss Of shout s-o'ooo' DrRrcroRs
Joseph W Savage, WIN. ; Slocum, wm. ". Campbell,
John Brouwer John Mackie, Jscob Miller,
VIM. G. Ward, Stephen Holt, JossPhs LAse,
JOSEPH W. SAVAGE, President
CBs. o. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
Fsr The convenience Of customers IN the uppe Psrt Of
his city ard Broesyn applications vii be received ~
c II. MCINTYRE, Agent S0i Hudson 81
GEO B GILBERT Agent, IS Sevenieenth-sl
S L. NEWMAN, Agent, 259 Housson-st
o. O. JONES, Agent - tuion-sI sfooAiyn' J." l.
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miscellaneous.

ITO SHIP CHANDELIERS, Dealers IN Naval stores
4 Caurprrna so.o Nskere Nc'-T1~ undersigned. hav-
ing succeeded 20 ne husn+ u Messrs Cooke Apans
late TurprLtne sters &c IL prepared 70 execute ofqes
pen'ine Ptch. Ter, Rosin Soft Pch spirhs Tar var
nshe. Coal Tar ard svsry description q Naval ofes Of
the fr.t quality ard which be iii sell on ne most iavn
able terms Having Effected an Arrangement with Mi.
Thomas Cooke OF The above tfn, 20 superniend n :
rsnnfsrprng and 6i.tng department. th- undersigned
tss assured hat biz articles will be founo equal II not
superor 10 those Of any other house IN the United states
JAS. T. TAPsCOTT, Successor to Cooke Adams
We take his opportunity Of ADDRESSING our Old nenes
aud customers 10 behalf Of Mr.. J. T Tspscon 10 whom
we most cordially recommend them for any article IN ne
line feeling ss.ured, from our long acquaintance Wiz
hun he having been formerly In our hOuseJ ana we
facilities be possesses 81 his being shle 70 give ehe
ssr,ion 10 ali who nav favor him with their orders
'sS"'N " VI ' THOMAS COOKE.
- adj, y ADAMS
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TARTARIAN OATS, aud

- BlAth OAISs hla Ourf
fresh imported Seeds The subscribers Oher for sso
fe " bushels Black Tsrtarian ana Potato Oats En-
glsh and Italian Ray Grass Lawn Grass White and Red
Clover, Victoria and Knights green Marrow Peas
with very large and general assortment Of Vegetable and
Flower Seeds Of the newest ancs and three years
Old vines 10 pOls, suitable for forming 0rapery viz.
ack Hamburg 81 Peters, White Lisbon Hansieretiia
Toksy, FrOntnac, Chasselss Musca6ine SC &c; Globe
Anch0ke Roots. 1900 choice double Dsha Rooa now
ready for sale Also, plants adapted for ornamenng city
gardens. Careful ard capable put hem order a.
al times DUNLAP THOMSON ssedsmen.
AZ w. hAj Broadway.
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S,HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of wit Of heh
- fscias 70 directed and delivered viii expose 10
sale a. the vesubule Of the City Hall IN tho city Of New
York on Thursday, April y, l81, al Y o'clock noon all
he right title and interest Of Thomas Mccormick and
George w. COmbs which they had The 7h day Of July
1916 or al any aerwsrd IN whose hands soeyer the
same may b. Of In and TO All that certain ot piece or par
eel Of land situate lying and being IN the Sixteenth Ward
ofth City OF New forf the s0uihery side Of fhieth
a. bounded and containing as follows 20 VII. Beginning
Al point he sourhery side Of said street. distant ~
hundred feet easer from he souheasery corner Of the
Firbh-aveuue and Thirrh-.t ana running thence sou n
ers parallel with he le oi he Eighth avenue ninety ght
ti feet riae inches thence easter on ne parallel y in
Thirietl.sL twenty-five feet thence rHrtnrry 90 Inc
parallel with the Eighlhavenue ninety eight feet nine
inches ThrehsL and thence si-ry along me SCUM
sde OF said twenty five feet 70 he ses Of beginning
See Lib as PIX So Also all hs certain oUer lot, piece
or parcel and situate lying and being IN the Sixteenth
Ward m The city Of YORK and bounded and described
a, follows Beginning a. point Oh th- souhefy me OF
Threh distant three hundred feet from me southeast
srly corner u Eighh-ay-nue and Thifuethst running
thence souihery line Al n ghi angles with Threth-s
feet nine inches thence westerly and parallel
with Thrteth-sL twenty-five feet. thence northery
line and a. gh angles with the last mentioned line ninety
ghi nine Inches thence eassry along me 0roefy
line Thirsth. twenty-five feet 10 the place Of oegn-
un together with the appurenances thereuno belonging
See Lib 40 pg S5.-Daied Neyf ork. March 10. lsiI
milo law6w WILLIAM JONES, late shrrln.
The above sale l. postponed until Thursday, Mays, 49,
a. the same hour and place. 90
~. ~ kr1i WIN JONES. late Sheriff
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ppHN0YUTYr CORN MEAL

NOTICE TO -HIPPERS The subscrib -fs, MIXERS
- At BRAID wine 10 The srale Of DelawsIs peg s
are BE 10 be deceived by limitation OF he genuine
Brandy vine meal ,,,.--,, g. 49,
nil er Al West Troy, and one a. WATERFORD 10 Ns"
YORK bes3- 10 the state OF Pennsy wanna hs
forced The marks % the ,uhscrbers by placing orah9y-
a. q in c,asp .cu0Bs lsiers on their barrels
shiop~rs viii please tsE- notice. that y adduou 70 ne
word srsndvwinr the names o. he subscrhers are hso
u.sd on al their packages ard that her ouy agents "a
New York Messrs John L. Buckley CO. soa Hies''
Allen ) PagsO1- -,-.--.-o-t
An experience Of upward Of 70 years BY their pogei-
tors sBd themselves Ia the rsnuf-cture Of klnoie1
iuslfss them 10 saying. that hey VII iurnsn a. al IA
which will keep for sIy desirable lenRn oil une 10 al 0
rns,es-Brandy wine Mills I'd pril, lsi7.
TATSALL LEA.
JOSEPH T. PRICE co.
-, I'm JANIS y PRICE
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

u. Mr.. HoTcHKIss, the gentleman who was
nearly murdered last Monday night stll lives, and DR.
Covel reports "Wednesday p NJ that faint hopes are
entertained yet Of his final recovery. No clue to the
persons who committed this most bloody outrage has
yet been discovered.
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ORDER q The Hon. Charles ?. DAILY, Associate
ID Judge Of the Court u Common Pleas IN and for the
CITY and County q New-fork, notice IL hereby given
pursuant the provisions Of The statute authorizing al
taehmeats against abscondHg, concealed and non-res
dent debtors that attachment has Issued against mo
estate Of Samuel Maxwell resident % tho Stale OF New
jersey and hs will be- sold for the paymrai ~
his debts unless be appear and discharge such attachment
according 70 law within nine months from The first fut
cation u this notice. and that The payment ~ dents
due him by residents Of this STATE and lho delivery
hin, Tor his Of any property within hs STATE u
long % him. and tbs transfer u any such property ~
him, forbidden BY law, and arr yoii-paed ho nnu
teeuth day OF January, l3f
JOHN FOWLER, Jf AWy f1f Attaching cf~iiiaf
~ lawqm N william o. ciY ~ Nos Volt
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For The Tribune
Trees and shrubbcry appropriate TO
Cemeteries.

As much attention is now given to ornamenting
with trees and plants the abodes OF the dead, we
may profit by the examples presented by the mag
nifcent burial grounds at COnstantnople and other
European and Asiatc cities; and like them, we may
cohe those locations where repose the relics OF our DC
parted friends with perpetual and cheering yerdure $50
For this object the Arbor Vita Tree OF Lille the Nor
way Weeping Spruce. the Hemlock or Dropping flr
the BALM of Gesd Fir. Oriental Cypress and Cedar OF
Lebanon are peculiarly appropriate The few' Juni'
per Italian Evergreen. Privet Scotch Broom Tree Box
the lovely Towering Rhododendrons OF various species
the American Laurel aud the unique and beautiful fam
lily of Mshoniss. well suited for minor evergreen
shrubbery. Among trees of the deciduous class the
following are highly appropriate Weeping Linden,
Weeping Ash OF three varieties. Weeping willow, ana
especially the crspelesved Weeping Willow American
Cypress Purple and Weeping Beeches Weeping Cher
ry Weeping Lsburnum, Weeping Film, Goldenchain
Lsburnum Curled.leave Ash and Weeping Lsrch-
For vines or creeper the Evergreen Ivy Running myr
tie Chinese Wisara Cemstis of different species Jas
mines Passion Flowers Diosoorea Nilosa ard the nu'
merous beautiful varieties Of climbing Roses are paItc
uarly appropriate and will impar great beauty and IN
terest 10 the scene. WIN X fhlN|h' flushihz'
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IN PURSUANCE u an order ~ The nsffss sin ~ va
County u Nrvf0fk, Notice is hafotf sissi a sH poi
sons having aims against Amanda A Easla lss ~ ihe
City u New Yofk deceased % Ffussh 10 4llh DO
vouchers hereof ~ The Subscribers 81 iia .sa II "a
Ransom No. ~ Nassau .uess 10 Tho tg n ha~ fsk -,
or before the 10th day a July Dslsl s y.h i,s
sth day sfJAnsAry, lst1
VIM. ROBINSON, ts
u LAVISH JOHN DEuhhOhD, "'"e'"'s
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~ Hon THOMAS G. CARY has been invited to
deliver the Grafton before the City Authorities on the
Fourth Of July and has accepted the invitation. The
Committee of the City Council have engaged Mr. HEN
rYJ : HALL of Hackenssck n. j. 10 exhibit Fireworks
on the Common in the evening lBost Atlas
r-Y- The store Of Z. T. Cushman, Postmaster at
Oxford Maine, burnt on the night Of Saturday last
and all the contents destroyed the Postmssters
deck with few blanks and records therein. Mr.. C.
partly insured
rF- The expense of keeping one soldier in the
ted OF battle would keep hy children In the school OF
lear
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GHERIFFis -ALE.-By virtue o. VIII OF nerl
x ariss 10 ne directed and delivered. will expose 10
sale al The gesthule Of the City Hall IN he Guy Of New
YORK on Thursday. The twentieth day Of May All ne
reht tide and Interest Of Peter Mccormick which h
hal % the feenth day Of July 10 he year on thousand
eight hundred aud orty-six 81 any TINE nlefward ~
whose hands sOever The may be, o. H. ana 10 AL
that certain lot piece parcel Of ground known and de-
srrbed on a map OF ard IN he Tenth Ward Of The City
on YORK No properly Of ire heirs % " Gouver-
r-ur made hy George b smith, Cg Surveyor March 9.
- By The number sxtyOre (bll and Marked Win nc
letter bounded westerly 10 ifout ~ Aen.s nOIlhery
Nv lot No so letter D. easerly IN Inc by ot No. II.
etier and sOlihery by lot No %, -iter conlsinnF
TWENTY-FIVE feet In breadth in front ard rear, and eighty
seven feet az niche. IN depth each sidc together with
he apuurt-psnees thereunto belonging. Ia any
her-a o appertAinng Dated New ork April sih 1871
AZ laWTS WILLIAM JONES, ate sheriff.