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THE undersigned takes this method of in
] forming his friends and the public gen
orally. that he is prepared to execute any
work in bis line Of business, in the best
manner and most modern style.
SHOP on College. between Clinton and
Capitol Streets. where he is prepared a,lhe
shortest notice and in the best manner, 10
fill any bill for
Sash, Wiadow- blinds, Shutters, Doors Sc.
Orders from distance shailIeceive pIor o
attention. THOMAS SNYDER,
Iowa City, March rs, lS46.-y7
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FEas'l0sa sa0sc!.
fE'Ha subscriber would respectfully infos.A
l. The public generally that he has rented
he Tavern Stand formerly occupied by l.
D. Philips. ia the town of Marion, L.nu
county. and respectfully solicils share OF
patronage from the travelling public and ci,,
izens 0 Linn County.
JAS. LEVERlCH. JR.
Marian, MAY IA, iS17. 10
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PHILADELPHIA
NE w A ND CHE AP
Umbrella & Parasol Manufactory

y HUI IId @ L II USUI IfldIIUIdC{UIV Y.
No. lOl tsarht Str
NEXT DOOR EAST OF THE OLD STAND.
yEaas. Fl. Richardson
EgAS withdrawn from the firm of w. &
Al w. H. Richardson, and commenced
business on his own account al No. lU4
Marke; Street. between Third and Fourth
where he has for sale full assortment oil
Umbrellas, parasols, Parasoiet,es s. Shades,
OF the newest and best manufacture, al the
lowest market prices.
Cotton Umbrellas fair quality, 35 cents.
Silk do. do. do $3.50.
Othe Goods in proportion. You are re-
specially invited to call and see them,
Philadelphia. Pa Dec. lSi5-4S ly
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cept the northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter of section 6ye-the northwest
quarter. the ives, half and southeast quarter
OF the southeast quarter, and the southwest
quarter o. the northeast quarter of section
intersections ten, twelve aud fourteen
the west half and southeast quarter of the
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the west hale and the southeast quarter OF
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even numbers in township seventy FIVE, and
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quarter of the northwest quarter, and the
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mi one thousand eight hundred forty
seven. -
/ JAMES K. POLK.
BY the President:
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OFFICE SUPERINTEND'T INDIAN AFFAIRS
Saint Lonis, April 20, 1847.
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received
y at this Office until IL O'Clock, NJ, of the
25lh Of May next, for furnishing provisions
for the Sioux Of ST. Peters, and the Winnie
bago Indians, for the current year, as fol
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

DIR Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
physicians in different parts of the Union
Ih Is 10 certify that We the undersigned Physicians
OF the city Of Albany have in cases prescbed
r iowhsends SarsapaIilla, and believe il one OF
me most valuable preparations of the sarsaparilla e
H. Pulling, NJ d., J.Wilson, Nj. D., R. b. Briggs M D.
L. ~ ~ Elmehdori, ND. Albany. April l, 1895.
Tie following is from of the most respectable phy
sicians on Long Island Greenport JnJv TO- lsde
Or Iownsenl-Dear Sir: II is with satisfaction that
say TO you, that have recently Witnessed in several
cases. me most beneficial results from your Extract of
Sarsaparila Being engaged il the practice medicine
nave prescribed it IN several cases, and never without
benefit In he renewal OF diseases arising from a de-
ranged state OF the digestive organs jaundce &C. il far
exceeds anythi OF the kind before offered to the
public You will please send ne two dozen, &C.
Respectfully yours, s. G. PRESTON. MD.
Principal office, l26 Fulton ST., Sun Building.
New York-Redding d Co. No. State st, Boston-9J
GREEN d co. and NJ. b. GREEN, Worcester- and by
principal druggists generally throughout the u States
West Indies, and the Canadas.
None genuine unless put up the large square bottles
which confirm quart and signed with the written sigma
tufe OF ). 7. TOWNSEND and his name blown on the
glass. I've Feb
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR Townsends 5arsaparilla a sovereign and speedy
cure Tor ncpent consumpton barenness, leucorrh9a,
or whites, ohstructed or difficult menslfuaon, ncontn
ence Of urine involuntary discharge thereof and
the general prosratOn OF the system-no matter wheh-
er the result Of inherent causes produced By Irregular
ity, Illness or accident.
Nothing can be more surprising than its nvigorating
effects upon the human frame. Persons all weakness
full of energy under its influence II Immediately
teracts the nervelessness of the female frame which Is
the great cause of barrenness.
1t viii not be expected OF u.s. in Of delicate
nature, 20 exhibit certificates OF cures performed, but
can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF have been
reported to u.s. Several cases. where families have been
without children after using few bottles of this nvau
able medicine, have been blessed with healthy offspring
Or Townsend My wife heng greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually
by pain and sensation of bearing down. failing OF the
womb, and with other difficulties, and having known
cases where your med cne has effected great cnres and
also hearing IL recommended Tor such have de-
scrlbed obtained bottle Of Extract OF Sarsaparilla
and followed the directions you gave In short pc
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ROD II removed her complaints and restored her to
health Being grateful for The benefits she received,
take pleasure in thus acknowledging it, and recommend
ing il TO the public. M. D. MOORE,
OF Grand and J. djus-sls.
Albany, Aug II, 1874.
Or Townsend-TO all whom this NAV concern This
is TO certify that my wife used bottle your
parha previous her confinement under The most alarm
ing ana delicate circumstances being troubled with the
dropsy swelling fe feet nervous affections, and very
much dehiltated. With my persuasion, and the
mendatlon OF those who had USED she induced
try II, with little or no faith and suffice it say, the
medicine mad the happy snd desired effect. only in
the nours OF confinement but after the expiration Of
week of ats use, the dropsy and nervous affection gave
way 10 an astonishing degree, and her health bet
Ter IMAM II mas been for long time previous.
II lIs VIII be of service TO YOU or any one who
DOUBTS The success of the medicine you entirely vel
come to It. subscribe myself your most obedent and
obliged servant, S S JAMESON
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BOSTON q WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
Eszsssxns fazsszFr fs<zHsRss - "A NJ
gsass e aH -laS.sz-l go
Winfer Arrangpment,


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday0
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road at AM
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road. at IL Am.
With Worcester Passengers att and AM, and st PM
N B. The IA train will fake up no passengers Eas
Of birmingham
With Passengers from NecYork by Steamer TO Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail-
FROM BOSTON.
for AIbaay and Western Railroad, Hartford New Ha
ven and New York, at u ami 81 A. NJ. and 4P.M.
For Norcich and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
" A. NJ and 81 PM
For Worcester and Way Stations at u and 81 AM. 24
and p.
NIB The PM. Train will not stop at any S;tauln
East OF birmingham
For AfiLlbury, at u A. NJ. and q P. NJ.
For NeW York. via Norwich and by Steamer, at o'clk
NJ.
For New York, by Long Island Railroad, at II AN.
For NeSc York, via Hartford and New Haven, ~ AM
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday, al
ST A. N. and 81 P. M.
SAXONvILLE TRAINS
Leave Saxonvile at u and 10 Am. and pm.
Leave Boston at 81 AM, 121 and 81 pm.
Freight Train will leave Boston l2B M. for Saxon
Vile taking passengers for Brighton Newton Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mail from Worcester at IA M-from Boston at
I'm.
All Baggage at the risk oft owner.
Fares less when paid the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars VIM. PARKER, Sup't.
Dec z, 1916. If
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DR.. TOwnsend's SarsanarilIa.
THE MOST RAORDINARYM FDICIN

"A
IN THE WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT is put up in QUART BOTTLES. il
is stT times cheaper, pleasan and warranted "a
perlor 10 any sold II cures diseases without counting
pur gang, sfckenfng, OF debilitotine the patient
The great beauty and superiority of this SarsapariiIa
over all other remedies is while eradicates Diseases
invigorates the body
HhGs performed more than Is 900 cures this ,,eoy
1000 CURES OF RHEUMATISM
1000 CURES OF DYSPEPSIA
1000 CURES OF GENERAL DEBILITY, and want
of Nervous Energy.
5000 FEMALE COMPLAINTS end over
1000 CURES OF DISEASES
Or the Blood, viz: Ulcers, Scrofula, Eryspelas Salt
Rheum, Pimples the face, &c. &C. tog ether with nu
merous cases of Consumption Liver Com pains Spinal
Affections, &c. This. we appear incred-
be but we have letters from ply sicians our agents
from all parts of the United States info ming us of
traordinary cures r. Van Buskirk, ESQ., one of The
most respectable Druggis in Newark New Jersey in
forms us that he refer TO than hundred and
fifty in that place alone. There are thousands of
in the City of New York, which will refer TO
with pleasure, and to men of character well known.
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RHEUMATISM.

More than one thousand cases OF Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by the Of DR. TOwnsends Sarsapa
rilla.
New York, Dec IA, 1886
To DR. Townsend-Sir: think il my duty to return
you nay own sincere thanks for the benefits have expe
renced by the Of your Extract OfSarsap aa. was
afflicted for many months with Rheumatic pains, and
also Inflammation of the Liver, the suferings which |
endured from these diseases rendered my life burden TO
tried every remedy that was prescribed for me-
from three of the best physicians in The city, hut with
out receiving any permanent benefit. | considered my
sell incurable but by the advice of friend Induced
to your Compound. had but faint hopes osuccrss
but am happy to say had taken more than half
bottle before experienced relief this induced me TO
persevere in its use, and two bottles have effected
entire cure. 1t is months since used our
remedy, and am grateful and happy to say never
foyed better health.
shall take great pleasure in recommending it to the
afflicted for by its firmly believe my life was saved.
With the greatest respect allow to subscribe N.Y.
self your grateful friend, VIM B. MORGAN.
45 Canal St., of Broadway.
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

Read the following and doubt if you can, hat Con
sumption cannot be cured THIS is only off the sew
era hundred cases that Townsend's Sarsaparla has
cured
Brooklyn, Sept IA, 1876.
DR. Townsend-Dear Sir; was taken a little over
year ago with severe cough aud pain in my side Ii in
creased on very fast indeed. | was pronounced by
physicians to have the quick consumption. raised large
quantities OF had matter, had night sweats, and sinking
very astj my doctor said he could do nothing for me-
went to the Hospital in hope of being benefited but was
pronounced there incurabe. now greatly dis
ressed at the lungs and could hardly breahe soon be-
came emaciared and expected 10 die was confined TO
my bed, and was obliged to have watchers indeed
cannot give you any description that would justice 10
my case. was supposed by friends be past re-
coyeryi had tried great number Of remedies and all
seemed 10 be To 10 purpose read Of extra
ordinary cures performed by your medicine to Tell
you the truth, suspected there was some humbug in
them But was induced to try il done so, and am
very thankful did. cannot say that am entirely
well but far recovered as to be about my business
and hope TO be entirely well in few weeks. My cough
and pain In the sde and night sweats have le me- and
raise but very little, and fast gaining my usual
strength felt it duty to give you statement OF my
case 10 publish If you please.
PETER BLOWN, AZ Liitle.st BROOKLYN
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CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS

As well thousands of others in all parts the Unit
edstates, continually sending certificates
ing US of benefits derived from DR. Townsend Sarsapa
rilla
DR. Townsend-Sr: Some time since you requested
my opinion of the virtues of your Compou syrup of
sarsaparilla, am prepared give it. have used
1t in my practice aud prescribed it for the last few
months and must give it decided preference over any
thing oil the kind with which acquainted both as to
its medical virtues and the reasonable price which you
generally dyspepsia indigestion, cOstive habi and
complaints am much pleased with its effects. In these
complaints, any other where scrofala Indicated
can with confidence ommend il 10 the patronage Of
Inc proiesso valuable auxiliary for removing dis
ease in some of its troublesome MS and to ALL
as a safe and valuable medicine
BENIN. WEEKS, MD.
Brooklyn, Nov %, 1916.
DR. Townsend-Dear SIR Having for some time past
been afflicted with pulmonary affection my lungs,
and continual pain in my SIDE owing evening ex
posure in travelling after preaching, and finding my dis
ease to increase, with much difficulty of breathing aud
other alarming symptoms, was advised by clergyman
friend of mne to try your celebrated Sarsaparilla
did So and alter taking two three bottles found my
self relieved. NY appetite has been restored find
myself much stronger, and hope very my
usual duties. have been greatly benefited BY your
excellent medicine, feel my duty to make known The
facts for the benefit of Others who may be aborng under
The difficulties thai have been some time past
Respectfully, yours, SAMUEL WHITE,
Nov22 646. Pastor of Baptist Church, staten Island.
Principal Office l26 Fulton st. Sun Buildings NY.
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.
NEWARK TESTIMONY

DR. TOwnsend-Dear Sir: My wife has been tor sever
al years afflicted with rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies to obtain relief, but all
purpose She finally induced, by seeing your adver-
tsement, to give Sarsapariila trial We urocur-
ed some OF il from your agent (Mr Van Buskirk and
gives me pleasure to that after ing il she eXpe-
renced great relief aud in very short time perfect
ly cured. / ALSO together with a man in my en-
ploy, badly troubled with Piles, and by using small
quantity of your Sarsaparla, complaint was com
peiely cured consider it of the best of medicines
and would ADVISE all who are afflicted to give il trial.
GARRIT GARRABRAN Mt, 1873 Market-st Newark
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.

New YORK, July %, 1916
DR. Townsend-Dear Sir: For the last three years
have been sorely afflicted with rheumatic pains
have been times the greatest agony possible and
unable to follow my employment have also had severe
attacks of the lumbago read some accounts in the
papers of the virtues of your Sarsapara and thought
would try it, and If could obtain relief The lum
bago has left me, and experience of my rheu
matte pains. My general health has been improving
since commenced with it, for which am very thank
full and hope You will the that your remedy
for those severe complaints merits.
Yours &C., RICHARD JONES, Dover-st.
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,
WANnER


To cure Eruptons and Disbursements nj the Skin PIN
PIES FTeckies, Sun6urn Sat Rhetna, Scuruy,
Sore Heads, &c &c.
III astounding how quickly the use of one cake of
Jones Italian Chemical SOAP, satvw. yellow or dark
skin becomes beautifully clear and White.
Persons IN purchasing this aiway ask for ONES
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP; and perhaps, as many
VINO nave been cheated with counterfeits will he 100
much discouraged to try the genuine say such Try
TINS onceyou VIII not regret it but always that
name OF t. JONES is or The wrapper.
FROM the Rel1 Orleans CentlHei. October. 1874,
One OF our subscribers, Mr. Leonard informs us that
he has been cured of old scaly Salt Rheum s wears
stan ing, on his heard fingers and hands, by cake OF
article much advertised lately-.we sneak Of Jones
Italian Chemical Soap. He also informs that he has
tried its effects upon his female slave, Rose, a yellow
girl much marked with sGn-spots, and he fonnd in two
weeks her SKIN much clearer and whittier.
From the NetC York Sun.
we make II a rule never to notice advertised ar
tice, but from what have heard from several persons
respecting the powers of Jones' Italian Chemical SoaD
we DO not hesitate 60 pronounce it all it is represented
ana can therefore, conscienously recommend our
readers who are afflicted with eruptons marks or dsg-
urements
Jones' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
IL is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleer
Gus qualities; and IL imparts to the skin a NATURAL
healthy, alabaster clear living whites the same time
smooth.
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
among the educated there are few who will doubt but
mat by forcing the roots and scalp of the head 10
heaithy action we growth--aye, dark luxur
sht growth The roots being healthy, sediment called
sow becomes soft and silky. Thussihe roots strongly
seneu N their native soil, proudly aud spendidy dis.
pay ne beauty specimen Of diseased nalurd raised
Foh ueath by The powerful aid Of science.
W. From the New York Tribune.
o,er 20 see that Judge Edwards OF Philadelphia, man
~ " YEAR, OF age, the top Of whose head was as bald
nou, Gno p su ~ ones hand two months since, has
Coral ~ i mar growing last, from the use Of Jones
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Dye-HouSe Removed.

THE subscriber has Removed his Dyelne
IL Works to his New shop on CENTRAL STREET
and only ten rods from Main Sree where all goods
be left Having rstrate shop, with every convenience
attached he feels confident in assuring the public that his
work shall be done well, and at shorter notice. than
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored as usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed at one days no
tice fdesired CARPETS SHAwLs of all kinds, and MIL
TARY UNIFORMS ceansed and pressed and warranted
look well goods Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases, charge will be made.
% Only Office IN Worcester is on Cent
Street HENRY b. ADAMS
Worcester, Aug. 20. 35tI
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CRACKFRS.
Parkhursts's Burring WTacbino

HIS valuable Invention for the purpose Of extracting
Du,Is anu useless substances from WOOL cotton and
~ successu operaon IN the and middle sates
his machine formed OF one cylinders cOnsrnc
ed with steel rings, having teeth cut within the pernher,.
me wool being drawn below the surface of The cyiinday'
leaving the burrs and other foreign substances on Inc
face to be thrown off by a beaten - ' 'u''
Where the wool is entirely free from extraneons
my machine still can be used great advantage in fro
OF all cards. 1t will increase the production of carded wool
and very materially preserve the card wire from inirr
CAUTION.
are hereby cautioned purchase any
machines constructed as above described, without The
stamp r Parkhurss Patentn thereon, az every ner
son engaged in making, vending using above named
machine, without this stamp and authority from me or
my duly authorized agents, Messrs Nayor Co.. viii he
strictly dealt with according to law.
All orders should be addressed TO Messrs. NAYLOR &
CO.. No. SO JohniSeet New York. or No. SO MIR Street
Boston. STEPHEN Il. PARKHURsT.
Jan. p. 5w
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MAGIC ER AGIVr cnAn

or req. wing Grease spots, Stains or Marks from
oqenS carpets, &c and rendering The
Soii 0, fu Dfreetio,s ne NV " ana spo'less'
IVA the above articles are for sale al the
o, ne,P. ~ rS'O'e'p by j. CIRCUIT, in.
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