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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Ceanse aud Strengthen Consumption can be cured B,o,
/. ehfss Consumption, Liuer Complaint Colds Coughs,
Cdfdrrh, Asha Splitting Of Blood Soreness in Tie Chest
Hectic Flush, Nigh Sreafs, Difficult or Profitse Erpec
forafon, Pain in the Side &C. dare been aud can DC ci.
+ ed. aSt mn - 80
Probably there never was a remedy thai has been so sue
eessful in desperate Of CONSUMPTION as this clean
ses and strengthens the system and appears to heal ulcers
on the nngs and the patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength, T"s = :
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Head the following, and doubt, If you can that
ton can be cured This is only one OF several Kindred
cases, that TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA has cured
BRooxLyN, Sept. "A, 1916.
DR. TowNsEND-Dear Sr-I was taken, u little over .
year ago, with severe cough and pain in my side; il
creased me very fast indeed pronounced BY ply
sicians TO have the quick consumption raised large guam
titles Of bad matter, had night sweats, understanding very
ast-my doctor said he could do nothing for
the hospital In hope Of being benefited but
ncurabe was greatly distressed at the lungs and
could hardly breathe: soon became emaciaed and
pected die; confined to my bed and obliged
have watchers Indeed, cannot give you any description
that would do justice to my case was supposed by my
friends TO he past recovery had tried great number
remedies, and all seemed 10 be Of effect read Of the
most extraordinary cures performed by medicine and
10 tell you the truth suspected there hunibug In
thsm. But was induced 10 Try Ii did So and very
thankful did Icanno say that am entirely well, but
70 be entirely well in few weeks Ny cough, pain in the
side and night sweas have left me, and raise but very
htte, and fast gaining my usual strength feel II my
duty TO give you statement Of my case, 10 publish ifyou
F''--F'' 1t pTrEp pRotyS A. + mi. 81 p,o.Ltvn
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THE BEST UMnRELLAs I'M AMERICA.

ISAAC SMITH * 90 would inform The public and par
cuarly fhef customers whom they been unable 10
supply for time past thai they now Obey think
able 10 fulfil any ortler Tor their Str Bingham UDJreas
well known as " Smiths Super Umbrcllasb
They have also hand every variety Of Cotton and Cling
ham Umbrellas, which they will sell low for cnsh or credit
ISAAC SMITH X co, Wholesale Manuaciur, rs +,
No 256 Pearl street, New York
nrt7 Nv M ksfre Hoaa Mas
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COLUMBIA HOUSE.

ra CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
THE Subscribers have made every arrangement for the
accommodation Of their guests and respectfully solicit
share Of patronage. DAGLEy, MACKENZIE CO
octS--dly'
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Fine French Letter and Post Papers.
FINE assortment Of these Papers, together with Eng
IL ls and American Papers, both ruled and plain, con-
stantly hand The best Of English B0ttng Paper red
and'white Copying and Wrapping Paper for sale whole
sale and retail, by E WIN w. ROSE
| oct ly' Importer OF Stationery, ~ Wall II.
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

DA TowssRsp--Dear Slr-My wife has been, for seve.
miyeers emcted with Rheumatism. She has tried many
oinereni to obtain relief all TO no puf.
noss She was finally induced BY seeing your advertise.
nent 70 give your SARSAPARIlI.A trial, was also
ths Piles and by using small quantity your Sarsapa
rna, our complaint was completely cured consider II
afflicted TO give liza trial 80 -
GARRTT GARRABRANT,
IN Market street. Newark
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ENVELOPES,

ENvELOPEs
The Commercial Adhssion Envslopss-
OCCURRING neither sealing wax, wafsrs orlssr samp
n which are imported and Cor tale By AN0TICE ~ Ma
ssu street. opposiis ihs pon once worthy be sisusa
Of the mercantile commuuiu. ,iNbtt
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English Carpetings and Floor Oil
Cloths.

JEFFERSON & HUMPHREY, 1872 Pearl street. near Ma.
dison have Just received BY ae arriysls arye lc! g
with esgs and patterns which will be sold NJ wholesale
or retail at reduced prices octS ly'
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CYRUS w. FIELD d (

CYRUS w. FIELD d CO.,
y COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. Burling-slip, New York.
iE highest market prices PAID, CASH. for Rags, Cpi
i ras, Bagging Grass Rope 1aTcd Rope, Hemp Rope,
Rope Cuttings, Cotton Waste, G,ny Bgging, and ali
other kind Of Paper Makers Stock their Rag Warehouse
IA Platt street. New York. oct sly
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Galignani's Messenger, London. and Paris

s5t4 - f8 5g5it Observer. 4
SUBSCRIPTIONS for these celebrated Newspapers are ro
. ceved at No 10 Wall street. by the undersigned for
Messrs Galgnani For the Messenger daily printed In
English the price Ia 20 francs for three months For the
Observer weekly francs per month"; payable In advance
LIVINGSTON, WELLS q CO., 10 Wall q.
oct e-Iyd' Ss
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NEW YORK AND LIvERPOOL LINE on

The qualities q The above ships and The reputation "
their commanders well known. Everyexeriion will be
of importers The price of passage from New York L.
yerpoo is 500, from Liverpool 10 New York f25 includ
ing stores bedding without winea Neither the captain
Of these ships will be responsible Tor any leers
parcels or PACKAGES unless regular bills Of adny sign
ed therefore.
For freight or passage, apply q
octs-dly' II. KERMIT, 70 South It,
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PETER BROWN, a Litile st., Brooklyn
e MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA has been ex.
prsssly prepared in reference to Female Complaints No
female should neglect 10 take H. IL III certain preventive
for Of the and horrible diseases which they
are subject IT Is valuable for those who approaching
wcmanood is calculated 10 assist nature y quicken
ing the blood and nvgoruing the system Indeed this
deins 10 invaluable for all the delicate diseases which
women are subject.
braces the whole system, renews permanently the
tursl energesby removing the impurities OF the bloodby
far stimulating the system produce subsequent
rsaIstion which Is the Of medicines taken for
smae weakness and disease. fI
YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS
You who have Pale Complications Dull Eyes Blotches
on he Face Rough Skim freekes and are "out OF spi.
Tits,n uss bottle or two ofDr. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPA.
RuLA will cleanse the Blood, remove the Freckies
and biotches and give you animation sparkling eyes fine
spirits, and beautiful compile OF which are OF i'm.
msnse value TO UNMARRIED LADIES
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FINE LINEN AND.cOT1'ONS SHIRTS.
ID. w. CANFIELD,
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Manufactures and GentlcmcIi's OutAtter.
Shirts warranted to fit admirably
Gentlemen are invited TO call oct 8-lyd'
SAMUEL S, PARKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FiEA THEIRS, MAIIHEYSSEiS, BEDS, BED
SI,EADS AND CHAMBER FUTNE- 8
T'URg, SHOWER BATHS, dc.
l56 Il los GRERNwIcH SrRRRr,
Corner Of CORTLAND ST., New York.
oct S--lyd'
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA
mosr ExrRAoRDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
THIS ExTR CT is put up in quart bottles 1t issI times
eSsaper pleasanter and warranted superior 70 any sold
Il cures Diseases without romiting, PnrgHs sehe'"'s :"
TIC great beauty and superiority Of this sarsapara over
ali other remedies s while erdd'estes
disease, II nygorates the pody
1T HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN lbOOo CURES
THIS YEAR
1000 cures Of Rheumafiuu.
aSSS cures o. of Se"s9a Debility aud Wnt q Nervous
s,o5G Female Complaints, and over 1000 cures of Dis,
Ulcers scrcia syspelas sal,rhe.nn pimPles on The
face s Gssner sn Tl aeeons Ss This @e are
aware must appear Incredible, but We have letters from
SSs@ina ~ ol easordnay cures Van Buskr Esq,
one me most respectable druggists In Newark, New Jer
IA INV cases in that place alone There are thousands Of
cases in the city Of New York which we will refer to with
pleasure and to men OF character well known.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
pr Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from ply.
slclans in different parts Of the Union
70 w
cfhe valuable preparations Of Sarsapara in the
p H. Pulling, M D,tJ Wilson, NJ D., r. B Briggs NJ,
D., Elmendort NJ ID.
IN. following is from of the most respectable phys.
.iAn, on Long Island
DAVENPORT, July H. 1916
DR. TownsRnp-Dear Sir-H is with satisfaction thai
y yo hs, have recently wns,sed in several raj
sApARiLLA Being engaged in The practice q medicine
usnt In the removal Of diseases arising from teranged
any ,Si.s efSs kind offered to he public You viii
as n&a~lr n NJ n Ar t .
&. PRESTON, NJ D.
UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Capt O. W. Mclean, Member Of THE legislature and
u the United States Navy has kindly semi the following
certificate Il tells its own story
" gG Dr. and aer iatns
su entirely 70 dc ssa saa
Aking H. and ind that improve every day. believe il
yed my LIE, and would not be without i under any con-
THE EDITOR.
JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor Of the Railway Republ.
0npubshed the above certificate, and remarks in an ed
10 The success Of DR. TOWNSHIPS PREpARA
ton Of sARSAPARIILA appears 70 be one Of the most
i ia Ssha one rom Capt Mclean, Of o%n, and oas
from the Rev Mr. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
dine to have saved his life and Mr. White seems to enter
.n az me waS ss n M saS Intelligent
NOT fully believe TO be deserving. TX. FILL @.t
SCROFULA CURED -
This certificate conclusvely proves that this SARSAPA
RLA has perfect coptrol the obstinate diseases
Of the blood Three persons cured in house Is unpfe
cedented
THREE CHILDREN
DR. TowNsEND-Dear Sir-l have the pleasure 10 inform
You that three my children have been cured OF the Scr
hula by The use Of your excellent medicine They were az
bottles took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN lOs Wooster street
New York, March l. lSiz - 4.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-11

Hon. DAVID WILMoT of Pa. author OF the
"Wilmot Proviso," addressed large audience
in PoUghkeepsie, N Y, on the 9th ut. Speak
inc of the Proviso he said:
That on It's fist passage in the House every
Democratic uelnber from the Free States ex-
cept two from Indiana, supported and voted for
it. (Applause( But that, on its final prescnta
ton TO the House TO be passed into law, the
secret springs of power having been touched
by an unseen hand and the drivers lash having
been apDiel to their scrvile backs, a number
changed front and basely bowed their heads and
received the yoke from their Southern masters.
He said it was alarming TO see the ftee spirit OF
Northern Democracy stIted by this dangerous
exe else Of power in high places, and elOqucntly,
vehemently appealed to Northern Democrats to
stand up boldly and fearessly in defence of their
rights against the dangerous aggresslons OF the
Slavery -propaga,ng interest.
Ii had been charged upon him, he said, that he
introduced the Provlso to embarrass the admins
tration in the prosecution Of the War with Mex
leo, This charge he dec Jared to be utterly un
true unless MIR. Polk desired to carry on the Wal
fr the purpose of acquiring Slave Tern y
If Slave Territory were the object Of the War
then he did desire,to embarrass the Adminislre-
ton by his Proyiso, and by all other means 10 his
power. Great applause, Postmaster and al
joining in. He said it was time the Northern
Democrats aroused and asserted their rights
thai, there was no fear of dissolution OF the
Union. The South might buster and bully The
North, but they dare not dissolve the Union
There was not a single Southern State in which
majority could be obtained in favor of a Dlsso
luton of the Union 10 consequence ofa bol'
and determined declaration by the North that th'
area of Slavery should be extended no farther
unless, perhaps, it might be the State OF Soutl
Caroina- and IN that State it took only one maj
10 rnnsftnfn the lnninrilv
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From the New Orleans Picayune, Oct. 4.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM
VERA CRUZ.

The Arco Iris of the 18Th inst. furnishes in
teresling news from Puebla.
PUEBLA, 29lh.- AT o'clock on the evening
Of Yesterday, the points of San Juan de dos,
Santa Rosa and Santa Monica commenced a
heavy canuonade upon the American works. The
latter Immediately began to throw cannon shot,
bombs and grenades INTO the centre OF the city,
which suffered in consequence some consdela-
bic injury
Don Marine del Rio, while standing with his
wife on the back balcony OF his house, was struck
dead by a cannon ball. At about 8 o'clock i.
NJ. the cannonade ceased, but commenced again
at the dawn of the following day.
PuEBLA, 30th.-To day partial tranquility
regns in the city.
Our soldiers are complaining very much, and
say that they ready TO die of hunger, not hav-
ing received any thing in the shape ofprnvislons
for some considerable time.
The greatest enthusiasm against the Amer-
cans prevails throughout the entire city.
PUEBLA Oct 3D. Since Santa Annals depar-
ture the cannonading has totally slackened off.
The cotton store house Of Velasco took fire last
night, and was burned TO the groyad; and 200
bales of the same article were totally consumed
in the Convent of Santo Domingo, without any
one being able to account for the mode in which
they were fired.
On the LIST Of the present month General Santa
Anna, at the head OF 2UUO cavalry ana lnIantly
and three pieces of artillery, sailed out OF Pue-
bla, intending to attack the American train winch
left Jaapa on the LIST ult, and reached Porote
on the 4th.
But before arriving at Tcpeyahualco the de-
signs of the Commander in Chief of the Mex-
can forces were wholly frustrated, all his men,
with the exception of one hundred and thirty
hussars of his personal guard, having pronounced
against him.
All the letters from the interior coincide in
saying that Gen. Santa Anna, conscious of his
impotence to effect anything more either in the
carrying on of the war, or III adjusting the terms
of peace, is making his way toward Guatemala,
for the purpose of leaving the Rel ublic of Mex
leo forever, and that his march to Oaxaca is only
pretext to the quiet accomplishment of his de-
signs.
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o. The Genius Of Liberty I'D partly thus
speaks of tho resolutions of the Wing Suite
Convention:
We confess that our mental vision is not so
keen as to discover the milk and water" quail
ty which the Editor of the Freeman attributes to
the resolutions Nor can we discover in them,
an abandonment of the "Winot Proviso' for
the "No More Territory" doctrine of southern
Wings. All that we can reasonably ask Of the
Wings of Vermont upon the subject ofthe Mex
lean war and the " Wilmot Proviso" il, that their
uoies may ever be in accordance with their re.
soiues.
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Cures are cOnstamtIy eGect6d
All Bilious Complaints.
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The Victoria Pen Is the given beautiful
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Il ranks deseyedy high among its contemporaries.
POST
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who have been ubled with bad pen. Mr. Frenchs
OF imported pens BGd stationery large apd ell
seected.-Eve. Gazette.
lie sells low excellent article for
joct for which II intended. Try them-rranscrp,
MI French has received ny the Caledonia lot Pens of
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by 20 L.. 4. WALTON & SONS.
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SUMMING ZIP.

We believe the Wings have carried three
fourths of both Houses, and elected every man
ity. We think Mr.. Fllluore's majority con hard
ly fall short of $4,000
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o." The Rutland Herald goes in strongly fol
the statues of Allen aud Chuenden ard sug-
gests that Rutland County marble be used. The
Windham County Democrat also goes for the
statues
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Will be Published i'm Washington,
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To FARMERS, CON-
TRACTORS. &C.

AZ ANTED-1 he advertiser wishes contract with a
w few INDUSTRIOUS active men, to supsrntehd tho
ing of Wild Land and the erection of Log Houses Each
Contractor would be provided with baud Of stout ems
labocrs under him.
The have the COMMAND Of oh 81 900 to
$4,000, which with interest," would be secured by
bond aud mortgage the property (Which is sold TO emgant
hmor) worth i've tunes the amount he eau transfer this
security il he has borrow the money! Tho lands about
~ hours distant from New York.
TIN contract would probably occupy l5 TO 90 months and
will pay tho pToh OF from SJUO S6QUOor up
wards Apply to 'AercUlure," of G6rdon n Co, IS
and 60 Broad street, New-iork the Office oil this pa
per. Can letters post paid) ri
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Paints, Oil, Glass, SASH and Binds,
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE

INNU INNINNE " MI sNIN 7.
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SAVING BANK and MUTUAL INTERESTS, sffording
the security the and gain oi tae other II emhra
eos provision for Manied Women To InsuPo thelves of
their husbands and the wife the sup insded- The
premium n $50, may he paid one fourth in cash aud
ia secured note, or IL can he paid weekly,
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b l7Ol Policies, received S5i 65 rs in
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st Information furnished aud efet Cd uppli-
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