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TO DEALERS I'M FIRE ARMs.

III 8 CIRCUIT COURT, Tor nc s11Il7ls -. -
1 Sew Yors Ethan Allen "a Ofisson Blunt, a a.
Aiersnder Gardiner, CLERK Of the Circuit CogrI Of t1o
tn.ted States for the southern psct OF - 90
ssrav certify that the above entitled sat was ired IN me
- Conn m he Zsrh ard 29h days Of April, lcs5, before
- IN saith Thompson Assoeiae Justice OF the S1-
pree Court Of the United States, tHsi jay yes
nss ~ sgyofa and The case opened BY NJ s1etaA on
ne psr OF the plsnia Ethan ALeui and M ssleen &c
tS nar Of The defsndan Orisson Blunt 81 all mat s',er
he Evidence bad been closed the was summed up oy
NJ seisca for the Defendant End by Dr. Davis ior NE
.in,g tha charge wss lhsregpon given BY ne Court
10 inc Jury who retired under ensfse ?, ~ oIel ~
following verdict viz; ,., ,~-,
Thsi hey End nat the plsntd 10 not me orig "a
or ~ pstepps and entitled the tn and exclusive L.
I'D Iberty OF making constructing using and yenls ~
diners 10 Be used, The Improved lock cAined ~ nl M
set form IN hls paielL ...-,nrad and
And ihey farther say that the lock r,enuise.rsoo ~ S
vended BY the defendants u not an inffine71-' - -
plaintiff rights and 90 hey say al ., .bs ssld rial
All OF which sPPess By re u d n s.sar,frsR. CLERK
records IN ny osce. ALE&- SAAN a hkfhH
December 1. 1876.
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From Havana aud Vera Cruz

FROM tnt ~ " Dtlla, Ia
The packet brig Adams Gray Capt Collins, ar.
rived from Haysns yesterday morning bringing us hles
of papers the l4h inst the day Of her departure
The DiarO Of the 18th publishes extensive extracts
Of Mexican news, most OF which we had received acre
via Tampico. The Vera Cruz papers are only TO the
9th Eebruary-from them the following extracts are
made by the Havana journals
All sorts OF preparations to oppose the attack oil the
Americans were going on at Vera Cruz, where 2OOO
from Puebla daily expected 10 arrive. Gen
Morales, Commander in Chief Of the troops at Vera
Cruz represented as very anxious that the Americans
should commence their attack the City "a be was
conf lent tina. with the forces under his command and
TIE renforcemens expected be would be able TO give
them hard fight
The Mexicsns were carefully watching all the move
ments OF the American squadron and notnng lnocaeo
the approaching of the stack but they had reliable in
formation that the troops and several vessels intended
to operate IN IT, al Lobos Island where they await
ed the result Of Don Alejandro AtochAs mission IN or
der to begin the attack If the proposals rendered by him
the part Of the United States Government were re-
fused
1t was reported at Vera Cruz that a most fatal sick
ness had made its appeal ance among the crows oil the
American vessels in which believe there is no truth
An Express had arrived from the City OF Mexico on
the 26th for which reason 1t doubted whether the
British steamerOi-war Vesuvius would go TO Havana
or New-Oreaus
The motion made In Congress to remove the same 20
CelOya under consideration and It was expected
that it would be adopted and that body removed on tie
18th March
The papers from the Capital seem to confirm the be-
le that the mission of Senior AtOcha was 70 propose an
arrangement by which the line Of the goth parallel sho Id
be the boundary between Mexico and the United stas
for which s200O0O00 would be paid to Mes1co, s1u,
moreover the United States would take upon
"a safv he claims of their citizens amounting 70 ABOUT
Sll 100000. ,.,. .hs.
GEAR NAV appear at first sight Is not 80 In realty LOT
the line of the Goth degree would cut on tne states Vi
chihuahua Durango Coshuils, New Mexico, New Leon
Tamaupas Texas and both the Californiss.
Gen Soto Governor OF Vera Cruz had paid visit to
Avarado in order to inspect the state Of the deences
at that place.
The authorities Of Vera Cruz called upon the inhsbit
ants the lsth requesting them to leave the City and
move 10 the interior.
The Spanish schooner Hermosa HabsneTa entered
the port during heavy gale landed valuable cargo,
and sailed again for Havana unmofcsted by any Of the
American vessels of war.
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Try. and who knows how many more have me
the same fate SAYS one letter.
Another letter gives the following additona
names Of officers Pope OroDoz, Pope Bonilla, the
major OF the regiment Of Morelia. AsouOs. and La
yando. Major OF H1ssars Besides, Gen Lombar
DIM, d. Angel Guzman and d. Miguel Gonzalez. arc
named among the wounded.
Fighting commenced on the ord Of February
and ended on the ed. when Gen Santa Anna re-
tired with the loss OF 5000 killed and wounded
Loss on our part 100 killed and wounded. The
scene Of the action was Buena VISTA hacienda
four miles West OF Saltiilo. Santa Annas Adjutant
General with many other officers aud men are
prisoners.
The express which brought the news was sent
by Psymaster Butler from Monterey, and was nine
days in getting through to Camargo. Gen. Tay-
lors official dispatch has probably been intercepted
Col. Morgans command had reached Monterey in
safety, having been reinforced at Ceralvo BY a
command from Monterey.
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~ The American Improved Hygeian hedi-
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upon and prompt OF Them the first appearance OF
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IL with femaleshave proved emiren,ly useful 10 al nger
ing complaints dyspepsia pulmonary, rheumatic aud spas
mOdic affections, liver complaints, papitatons, &c. NO
family, AFTER fair trial. will remain without them
General Depot i0 Fulions "a door Sold also BY Gifin,
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Hefo weakness Of the voice ungs spine and limbs par
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ness OF stomach and sides weakly females fast grow
Ing children and al dspOtei TO droOp and are sedentery
especially spinal subjects, VIII be delighted win ia &C.
ton Reference given many distinguished clergymen,
who have been rescued from superannuauon, from de-
bility and bronchitis. Pamphlets and book Common
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Ms also visits lades and children =! IheI homes. and
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" T.. ,. Coleman, ExchRnge Brotcr, No. 63
NB.sL Hew-foTk. uucurrent money bought and spl' !
gold snd silver exchanged Dne' and dras collected OF
~ Phrenoiosi-t. and Publishers,
FOWLERS WELLS,
I3l Nasssu-sL mJo sm
I'D. WHEELER,
r. Commissioner for the stntes Of New'forh
sid Connecticut. Tammany Hall MI u
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
n Iohn.on,s Toof;Incha Drap..

from decsyed teeth, having from its intrinsic value
remedy become immensely popular with those who have
used IT, many limitations have lately been thrust upon The
market by unprncipled persons and sold the original
and genuine article The object Of this paragraph 10 10
canton the public against s such spurious compounds As
Glove Anodyne possibly be the genuine article, so
long and fayorsbly known By thai name but that prepared
during four FIVE by A B. D. Sands and for the
last year By Henry Johnson successor TO A B. sand.
Col who 10 the sole proprietor The only safety for
purchasers TO be and ask for Johnsons Toothsche
Drops and examine the wrapper OF Tho VIAL every
VI tho genuine has the sgnsufe Of Henry johnson.
Remember thai the True Glove Anodyne Ia an Immediate
cure for the violent oOlhache pain In the gums,
and that It IL manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist ard Duggsi, No. rs Broadway,
side In the Granite Building Sold also Al 100 Fulton
II East Broadway and 5o3 H1dsopsL Price Is eeuIs
n
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From NInfnnioros. .

BY the arrival of the schooner John Bell, Capt
Moves yesterday afternoon received the Matamoro'
Flag of the 9th inst from which gather the following
information
On the evening OF the Sd inst well dressed Mexican
wearing sabre arrested by the picket guard out
side the town In discharge Of his duty the guard dis
armed him and marching him into town, when the
Mexican trusting to the speed OF his horse attempted
to escape but the unerrng rifle stopped his career kl
ing him instantly. On investigation enough was elected
TO lead to the belief that he spy and had been on
an errand of that nature. He was man OF some wealth
belonging to a rancho few miles from Matsmoros-a'
the dismal toilng OF the church bells plainly told
The Americans residing in Mier evacuated the town
on the approach of the Mexcans Previous to leaving
they made surrender of their goods to the Aleade
and took receipt therefor.
Col Curtis was determined 10 make strong defence
al CAmargo To make opening for the play OF his ar
tlery ON the approaches the town. he ordered Two
houses 10 be pulled down The order was executed BY
setting FIRE 10 them. strong wind arising the hane;
were communicated 10 other buildings and great many
H. o. Delta, 23d.
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Schools.
RoARD1NG AND DAY SCHOOL


nor YOUNG LADIES-MRS. BAILEY having made
arrangements enlarge her establishment In zoe course
OF the Spring and Fall would call the attention OF pa ens
and guardians the advantages offered the pupils IN THIS
Institution for acquiring thorough and accomplished
Education The Senior and Junior Departments are now
placed under the direction OF able gentleman from PM
adepha who has had great experience In me Instruction
Of young ladies' Additional teachers are also employed
10 these aud the other Departments and al wiz be subject
10 Mrs Baileys immediate supervision Every erCr IS
made render the young ladies hsppy and conened 70
inculcate kind polite and amisble manners and 10 SUM-
ulne them TO exerions TO progress In their
studies By rendering them, far a. possible attractive
and pleasant Tie school Is furnished with charts msps,
globes, excellent Philosophical Apparatus, wiih mum
Der Of diagrams for the studies Of Astronomy and .on
ry The beet teachers employed in tbs French De
parlmen This language is taught daily 10 all NE pupils
and with the Latin, Is Included In he terms Tor Engisn
Tuition. Vocal Music, both Sacred and Secular also
taught throughout the school by distinguished
The next regular Term will commence on me sI Of May
Those parents. however who may wish TO place ther
daughters this Institution before that Time, Will hnd II 10
their advantage they will enter the classes now to-
ing for the Spring and Summer. -, -
Terms and farther particulars may be ascertsned, either
by post by personal application TO Mrs Bailey ~ ne'
residence, 10 CARROLL ace Bleecker-sL
p1c tfar "
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List Of Officers Killed and Wounded nj Bnena
Vista nm the Odd and nd Of Feb. ISA7.

decentralization IT, Lincoln, Assistant AoJu'
tantG General Wounded-Capt Stein, lst Dragons
Cd Lieut. w j. French Sd Artillery; let Lieut. j. r. u
Brien 4th Artillery. ,,r,
MIsssslPPI VOLUNTEER RHLEs-kiled-lst Lieut.
R. y Noon; Cd Lieut. T. McNulty. Wounded-Col Jer.
Davis Capt J. NJ. sharp; LieuEs A. b. Corwin' fosey
and j. 7. stockton.
FtRsr KENTUCKY CAvALRy.-klled-AdJuta j. NJ
Vaughan Wounded-One Captain and three Lieute-
nants names not giycn)
ARsASsAs CAvAIRY.-killed-Col. A. Yell Capt A.
Porter Wounded-Lieut :. A. Redder.
srcoSp KENTUCKY r-R.fes-kiled-Col Nc
Kee Lieut. Col. IL. Clay Capt. o. W. Moore Cspt
w T Willis. Wounded-Lieuts. Z. 5. Barbour, Withos
and Mosier.
ID Resiment-Killed-Capt Kineer, Walker and
Lieut Parr Wounded-Capts Saunders and Osborn
Iieuis Csyer bennington Morse, Lewis Davis and Ep'
person. - v,,,
3d Regiment-Killed-Capt Fssksu Wounded
Mai German and Capt Slup.
IiIIsoIs BRrcApx, LIST decentralization lisr'
din Capt Zabruski, Lieut. Hsgeton Wounded
Iieuts J L. Mcconnell and ii. Evans.
I:LrSois VOLUNTEERS. I'd Reg't
Killed-Cspt Woodman, Lieuts. Brunton; Fletcher
Fersuson Rollins Barihson. Alherson and Price-
Wonnsed--Captsins Coffee and Baker Lieutenants
picket Eneleson, steele and West; Adjutsnt White
sides. - =, NIL. p;,a..
KiIled-lst Lieut. Campbell and I'd Lieut. Loonhsrd
'Wou.ied-Capt. ConSor.
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CATTI0N no DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS

VIIr ne action OF EtAEa Alien BINnl gym, N no
ci,cp Court OF The United States for Infringement Of
lis pa.snrg ht manufacture, use. and sell 10 Dc USED
he sELF-COCKING PISTOL. verdict mas been gwen
Tor ina psnuf with Of Trial, and me Of t"eiVe
red doars aud injunction has been ssusd egt
Blunt Sys " restrain aern from mating Or --lng ssla
artce fheir petition for new Ilia, and 70 carfy -
Wsstinrt1u on bill q exceptions, has been refused
TIE public therefore respectfully cauuonso ~ &
purchasing or selling TIE osfCocking SOS hleSe
Rnn syns or any Pistols OF similar kind IS, ~ ols,e
e.rdIgg his cAuton IL would maze Il necsIsay iof Ao
sub.rer TO appeal Ihs laws for proiecron IL a. suen
rases All srf les Of tlis kind made by Allen fhur-
her Norwich Conn and for sale BY The prrci pa assi
ere In the article In Newlork LIZA, ht-s,-.
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II OF SIR aud Mrs. ASHBEL FULLERS BOARDING SeAo0t
for Bo,s and Grls vii. commence MAY 6h This school
Is located in Kent Liichfelt County, Conn directly on
the line OF the Housatonic Railroad 80 miles north OF
Rridgepor i've hours ride from the City Of NewVork
The humber OF pupils is limited 10 telre BY thus limit
ing their School small number they intend 20 inaAe
stfcty what IL processes be-a Family School where
each one will be under their constant and super
yi.On Bows Will be fitted for College, or ther studies
adapted 70 the designs Of heir paress az TO tnen iuIe
pursuis Circulars may be had a. ShePerds BOOKSTORE
in Broaiway The Principal vii be in New-Yors from
the 18Th 10 the 5th Of April persons llseisS" 10y
be hsd by ose who wish IT, By leaving their address a
AZ West Washington place. 90 .
Refsrenoes-Miss CATHERINE NJ. SEDGwIcSi Sixteenth
a, M and Mrs cHARLrs SEDGwICK, LenOx, Mass
THEoooRE sEDGwIcE, Esq - Wsl[sL; Dr. PhTEs
PsAIr 90 Libsriy-sL; RoDEEIcX sEDSwicS' " !" est
WsshingtOn place. mte O"-o4-
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aGeuernI Taylor never surrcnders.r
ny EXPRESS TO THE N. Y. TRIBUNE.

By Express from Philadelphia, in adj
vance of the Mail, we have i'll a Post
s1ptofthe Baltimore American ofTues-
day, to which paper it was communi-
Gated by Telegraph from Washington,
the following authentic and highly inn
uOrtant intelligence from the Army,
which we hasten to lay before our read
us.
Rumor now gives place to certainty.
Gen. Taylor has achieved brilliant
victory, though his loss in officers and
men is considerable.
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General Nctirts.
TO STRANGERS.

cHRisrtE's GAtvANlc AND MAGNETIC CURATISEs-
~ In all cases of Rheumatism and Nervous
Complaints he efficacy OF these articles = truly wonder
fu complete ofen being plished when every
o,h-r means have fse ed. Several physicians recon-
mend hem IN their practice and lie ordinary prejudice
which IS generally attached to articles Of the kind rapid
ly disappearing. Many Of most respectable citizens
have ID them with perfect particularly 10
Of OCut TIC D0lOreuN Paralysis, ApOpexy, Neuralgia,
Nervous TremOrs Populations, snd The long trains OF
Nervous Disorders n the most ahi.cng Of Deaf-
ness complete cures have often been effected great ad-
vantage IN hese articles Is The eaie safety sad conye
nience attending them.
The only agency IN NewYoTk for CHRfSTIES geuui ne
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STEAMBOAT BURsT--Loss Of LIfe.-New-Orieans
naner. state that the steamboat Cntcu with valuable
CARO- was totally consumed By are on the 2st INST
above pounet Care Poin' The fire broke out IN me
Woodpe near the boilers and spread with such rapid
Nv that the cabin was soon IN flames she was ran I'M
msdiately on the bar when al on board PreeiPitaed
themselves into the river. Al were sa7ed with tnc ex'
ceptou OF one deck hard deck passengers ne bar.
keeper the second engineer, (Mr. Weaver) and the
cook and chambermaid ooored persons, VINO were
drowned Some were picked up by the yaSl others
got on the bar where the water was only tour ieet oee
Sxhsp the accident occurred and on throwing them
selves into the water swept away BY the current
The entire Coast and Bayou Sara mail was burned
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cLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS,

As WELL As THOUSANDS OF OTHERS IN PARTS or tn,
United States are continually sending certificates and In
forming us Of benefits derived from Dr. To1nsends Sssa
psrilla
DR.. TowSsESD-Sir; Some time since you requested my
opinion OF the virtues Of Compound Syrup OF Sarsa
parls prepared TO giyeiL Ihave used 10 my
practice and prescribed II for the last few months end
must give Il my decided preference anything Of The
kind with which | am acquainted both rs 10 s medical
virtues and the reasonable price al which you sell H. Ia
scrOfOls affections cusreous erupions generally, avs
pepsa indigestion, cosliye habits, and liver complaints,
am much pleased with It's elects la these complaints OF
any other where scrOf1a Il indicated, can with conn
dence recommend TO the patronage OF TIE profession ~
a valuable auxiliary f1r removing disease 10 some OF ~
most troublesome forms, and 70 all as safe and vausos
medicine BENIN, " EEhS, NJ v.
Brooklyn, Nov. q, 1916
DR. ToWSsEND-Dear SIR. Having for some time pss
been al ccd win pulmonary affection ray lungs, and
continual pain In side, wing 10 evening exposure IN
travelling sler preaching, and hndng my disease 10 10
creas with much dicully OF breathing and other alarm
ing mptoms, adviaed by a clergyman tiend q
mine TO try your celebrated SNsaparila dd So an,
after taking Two three bottles found myself relieved
Ny appetite has bsen restored mad myself much strong
er and hope very 10 resume my usua duties have
been 90 greatly benefited by your excellent medicine fec
II nv duty 10 make known the facts for the benefit OF other'
who may be lsborng under the same difficulties that have
been for some time past. Respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor OF Baptist Ch9rcn
Nov % 1875 Staten Island.
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

READ THE FOLLOWING, and doubt you can, that con,
pton rot be cured This only one OF me several
hundred cases that Townsends )arsapara has cured:
BkoogLys, Sept 10 1910.
Da TowSsEsp-Dear Sir | was taken, little over
year ago with cough and pain 10 my side. IL In.
creased on very fast, indeed. was pronounced Dy
ply sicsns have The quick consumption raised large
ousnttles of bad matter, had night sweas, and sinking
very fast: my doctor said he could do nothing for me-
went into the hospital in hope Of being benefited hut was
pronounced there incursbe was now greatly distress
ed at the lungs and could hardly breathe soon became
emaciaed and expected TO dies was confined TO my esa,
and was Obliged 10 have watchers indeed cannot give
YOU any description that would do justice To my case
was supported by my friends 20 be past recovery ! had
tried great number Of remedies and all seemed 10 % 10
no purpose read OF some extraordinary cures per-
formed by your medicine and TO ell you me uush sos-
pected there some huInbug In them bIt was 10,
duced TO trv IL. aid 40 and orr very thankful did.
cannot soy that entirely vel but am 50 Tar recovered
as 10 be about my business and hope TO DO enrey wen IA
few weeks Ny cough and pain in he side, and night
have ef me, and raise but very ,e and am last
gaining my usual strength elI It duty TO give you
statement Of nv case, 10 publish fyOu please.
PETER BROWN, ~ Ltte-sL Brooklyn
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.

SFPrEMRER Is, lsf6.
Dis TOwNsESp-Dsar Sir: Ny wife has been for sever
al wears afflicted with rheumatism. She has tried many
different remedies 10 obtain relief but all n no puF
pose She was finally Induced by seeing your advertise
ment 10 give your Sarsaparsa trial We procured some
OF from your agent (hir Van Buskik and IL gives ne
pleasure to state that ser using It she experienced great
relief and very short time perfectly cured. was
also together with man Ia my employ badly troubled
with piles and by using small quantity OF your sarsapa.
one ofthe bss, OF medicines and won advise all who
tfi.cisd TO give il a trial GARRl1 0ARRAbRANT,
l23 MNkei-sg. Newark.
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SCHOOL For BOYS.

A GENTLEMAN Is desirous OF getting a few boys TO
"A attend boarding school short distance 10 the c0un
try where the comforts Of home be realized and 10
pains spared renisT them comfortable and happy at The
low price OF 800 per annum FOR boarding washing snd
tuition Pupil. are not required furnish anything only
for their immediate Reference given and required
Address r l.. 5. Tribune Office, which VIII meet win a.
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IL, Killed and Wounded.

Among the Msxicans killed on the s2d and 2'd
wera Col Francisco Berra, the Lieutenant Colonel
Of the lst Light Infantry Col. Pena OF the Light
Cavalry, the Lieutenant Colonel OF the llth inian
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I'LL, RROAnNAY- a

between Johu-s and Maiden-sne.
No drug store IN New.iOrk win ever be allowed to
keep DR.. Chrises articles Many OF these establishments
offer worthless limitations, against which the public are
respectfully cautioned. mSl blOS TuIAF
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d. TOWNSEND ear Sir I have The pleasure 10 To-
form you that three OF my children have
Scrouls be the use OF your excellent medicine. They
were afsiced very severely with bad sores have taken
onlI four bottles Il took them away, for which feel my
self aoder deep obligation. Yours respectfully
ISAAC W. GRAIN, loo WOosierst
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NIRssRs. HrBBs & CLARKE hsys re-

wi Ihelr scboO 10 the Of Fourth and heDougel,
SIS on Wssh The school rooms sno
nscon provided have been designed ior high orde,
OF education in all tho departments Of juvenile and youtuI
leaning The location Is central and pleasant and easy
OF access from al parts OF the city The school H. now
open or Inc visitation OF ts friends snd hose who desire
place for the education Of ther sons MS any
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sCROFULAC CURED.
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate as handed into Dr.. Townsends Office
this week snd conclsyey prove that his Sarsspsrs hs
perfect control the ost obstinate diseases Of th
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THE EDITOR

John Jackson, Esq. Editor Of the Railway Republ can.
published the above certificate and remarks In editorial
as follows
The success OF Dr. TOwnsends preparation Of Sarsa-
paIa appears be Of the extraordinary chsrac
We publish to-day certificates 10 TIA behalf from
Capt Mclean, OF this town, aud from Rev. Mr. White,
of Staten Island. gentleman well known In Railway
Cap: Mclean believes the medicine 10 have his life.
and Mr.. White seems entertain equsly strong con.
fdence 10 It's efficacy. Intelligent ike these would
not praise strongly what they did noty believe de-