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SARSApARLLA.
IDR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARLLA.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE .aoE

- A>A' 't"' = = - A@ooA"h1 - = lie 11UES
The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World
CHS EXTRACT IS PUT UP QUART BoTTLEs-IT Is SIX
RANrED SUPERIOR SOLD IT
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PUKG-
ING sECKENING OR DEBILI-
FNHE great beauty and superiority ofthis Sarsapaa
all other medicines IS that while il eradcates the dis
it invgorate the body. 1t some OF the best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known only purifes the whole system and
strengthens the person. but 1t new and rich
this lies the grand of It's wonderful success II has
performed within the last five years than 100 600 cures
of severe cases disease at 600 were considered
curabe 1t has saved the lives of more than 5000 children
during the two past seasons.
10000 cases of General Debility and want of NeT-
vous Energy.
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparla nvgorates the whole system
permanently To those who have their muscular
by the effects Of medicine erndsereon committed in YOUTH
or the excessive indulgence Of the passions and brought
general physical pT0ateR of the nervous SYSTEM assiude
want Of ambition tsintag sensations premature decay and
decline fastening towards that fatal disease Consumption
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This SaTsa
paTilla is far superior to any
INYIGoRATING CORDIAL,
nbs and strength TO the muscular system most extra
O'''''''' CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and StreagtheR Consumption can be cured
Bronchitis, Consumption, Liner Complaint, Colds,
CatqrrA Coughs, 4Stnaq Splitting Of Blood, Soreness
PrQfse E1pee0ratiOH Pam an the Side &C. haze been
4'' 'A'' - '''' SPLITTING BLOOD.
New YORK, April 28, 1847.
Dr. Toaonsend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparla
has been the means, through Providence OF saving life
and worse AT last raised large ntities of bioOd had
night sweats and was greatly debiated and reduced and
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me. able TO walk all the city, raise
blood, and my cough has lett You well imagine
that thankful for these results. Your OBJ dit servant
WEN. RUSSELL, 30 Catherine st.
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BEAUTY AND HEARTH.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

Those that initiate Dr. TOwnsend's Sarsapara, have in
Varabiy called their stuff great Remedy for Females, etc.
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints OF women, word for wOTd-Oher men who put
medicine have, the great of Dr. TOwnends
SaSaparla in complaints incident TO females, recommended
theirs although previously they did not number of these
Mixtures Pills. etc, injurious TO females they aggr
vate disease, and undermine the constitution.
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no NOTIFIES AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Saapara has been expressly prepared
reference female complaints No female who has
suppose she approaching that critical period The
of ie should neglect to take it, il certain preventive
for any of the numerous horrible diseases to which females
subject at this time of life This period may be delayed
for several years by using this medicine. less vaua
bic for those who approaching wOmanhOOd, is cal
cGated to assist nature by quekening the blood and nvg0
ang the system. Indeed, this medicine Invaluable for all
the delicate diseases which subject II braces
the whole system, permanently the natural energies,
by removing the impurities OF the body, not so far smua
ting produce subsequent relaxation which the Of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles of this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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Yonnger Brothers I'D Ternno-....

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fysalag, ~ as clock Il Chrysal Feght Hall No ~
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OswEGo, Michigan, Oct. g. 1S47.
DR.. TOloHSeRd-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles OF saHapara of your agent Mr. McNair of Kala
mazOO try for the Fever and Ague Before had finish
ed the first bottle appeared TO the blood, and every
other day when the cs and fever appeared they less
violent; and before she had finished the bottle she
tey relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had been very sick
with chi and fever, but had broke them with quinne and
left in and distressing state, and troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that had
my wife, she sent and procured few bottles and it
stored her in few weeks TO complete health Your sarsapa
la without doubt unequaled in diseases incident to the
West and you think that this communication will be Of
use, you are at liberty to it as you choose
Yours respectfully CHARLES H. SWAIN.
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a. EnendshIp IIa Gq5 Nv SIIssI ~ NJ q pat "a
march H. Thomas, JT NJ u ii L; g. Hooper, ~
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Divisions of the State of Louisiana.

GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF LOUIS
LANA.At the annual session of the GTand DIVISION o
Sons Of Temperance held the 18th October, 1871 the
following brethren duly elected officers for the pre-
sent term: Louis billiard, WP H. ": Powell 9 w a
A. w Seates, G S; o. M. WOzeneTatt, G. L Reynolds
Tnppitt G Chaplain; Charles W. Scott, Conductor A
Mclean. g sentinel James Patterson, Z O w Z.
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Among the diseases 10 which this wonderful Ointment
adapted the following: Gandula Swengs Agqe in the
Face Sweed Breast and Sore Nipples Of Nursing Women,
Bronchitis Felons and RingwOms Scald Head, and Is an
Invaluable Dressing for Burns, Seads and Drawn Bisers,
Shingles Erysipelas, Piles
All Bruises and feh-cut Wounds cured with great
pidlty Fever Sores and ScrOuOus Sores soon changed
into healing condition. and frequently entirely cured
Pnee'S and 50 cents a box, with full directions.
CONSERVATIVES BALM.
SOVEREIGN in al Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases The
most desperate and seemingly hopeless cases cured by it.
Price 4 hOtf
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RHEUMATISM.

This is only one of more than four thousand of
Rheumatism that Dr. TOwnsends SarSapnTila has cured.
The and chronic weekly eradcaed by
its extraordinary virtues.
james Cumngs ESQ., of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Blackwes Island, the gentleman spoken Of
III the following letter:
BLACKwELL's ISLAND, Sept. A. 1947.
DR.. IOl0nSeRd-Dear Sir: l have suffered terribly for
nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable of the time
could not eat sleep walk had the utmost distressing
palms. and my limbs terribly swollen. have used four
bottles of your saSapara, and they have done
than thousand dollars worth of good. ans much bet
teT-indeed am entirely relieved. You al liberty TO
this for the benefit Of the afflicted. Yours respectfully,
IAhIE
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The medicines issued by the Graeenberg onona,v CON
sst Of Series adapted the diseases which
tached to the Patent Medicine business by persons cla;n
ntgersat powers for single given medicine Ii Is not onS
idle but mpudent, TO faunt such doctrine in The c ~ ~
intelligent community 1t contrary to the very inst pTnei
pies of common sense. 80 Pi4N~l-
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GREAT MESSING mo- MOTHERS ANp CHILpREN.

N.
1t is the safest and most eectua medicine for purifying
the SYSTEM and relieving the suerngs attendant upon child
birth discovered siren CITIZENS both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease increases and enches the
food those who have used it think Indispensable Ii
highly useful both before and after confinement, it pre-
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth in costyeness piles
cramps, swelling of the feet, dependency heartburn,
ng, pain in the back and joints false palms. hemOhage
and regulating the secTeOns and equalZlng the cTcUa
ton it has equal The great virtue Of this medicine
is always safe and the most delicate and most successful
very few require any other medicine little
oil magnesia is useful Exercise the open
and light food with this medicine, viii always insure safe
and easy confinement
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FEWER AND AGUlE....

DIR TOwnsends Sasapala unequalled in cases of tn
Chis and Fever and Ague The following letter is only
Of the hundreds that have received from the South AM
West of like character
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WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. 5, Of Lgfagette-Meets
every Thursday evening, in the Odd Fellows Hail. on
TchoupOuas street. the Of Jackson street. La
fayefte. Qfcers-H. s. Langhorn, w T; John Gordon,
w A; P, s. WitheTs, R s; I Page, A R s. S, MLean,
s.; Rev. j. Twchel T; ]. Firth, O.; VIM johnson, A O.;
J. b. Reid / S; j. Cannell o s. Rev. Alex. Campbell
(thanain. s S Buuletf p w p
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~ The Rev. N. BANGS d. D. is one of the most ceIe-
bated ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church; and
FRANCIS HALL ESQ., equally celebrated the editor and
proprietor Of the New York Commercial Advertiser. ap9
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BULLETIN FROM THE NEW YORK
's5a@ar. MEMET CLUB. n'
New York, August 10, ls4

Ut
The "Cambria" has arrived. Her news
contained in Tory papers is intended to de-
eeive the public-depress the cause of
Ireland. Collisions have occurred, the pre-.
else result of which cannot be stated, as
the patriot journals are all suppressed; but
known events received in the light Of our
previous informations are all encouraging.
The whole government forces has been en-
ployed for u week in attempting to arrest
the leaders without efecting q single cap
ture. These leaders have adopted the
most efectual means and will be success
ful. We repeat u sppeal-we urge upon
G friends in every part of the Union
prompt and continued action. .....&a
Robert Emmett, Chas. O'Conner,
Jsmss w. White, Thomas HaSes,
Horace Greedy, John McKeon,
HitchT T. 0'Conner, Bsrti'w. O'Connor
Directory Of the friends of ireland.
The editors Of all American Journals,
friendly to Liberty Of ireland, are request
ed to give this immediate insertion.
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ZELEGRAPm DISPATCHES
FaoN THE REpuBLIcAN.
New York. Aug. 90

The rumoss from ireland are producing
great excitement The tribue secret cor.
rospondence aust have some foundation.
The English Censorship 10 very STRINGENT
Letters from Dublin, dated the I'd inst,
state that 5000 British troops, under Gen
erals Mcdonald and McGregor, tried to
force the pass Of Slevsnanon mountain,
near the seven mile south fork.
Tia insurgent met them, when the troops
fired. The Irish fell. down Eat, and the
fra pssssd I'VE them. They then rose,
shouting for victory, and charged upon the
British forces, while simultaneously other
insurgents attacked them 10 the rear-cut.
ting the British forces tremendously. Sic.
vanaaon 10 well supplied with provisions
and amunition-it is seven miles In circum.
frence. three miles from base to summit, and
surrounded by bogs.
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ltional Conversation. It has no sympsthyS5
di'organizers. q DIT 30EiO
find still Mey ecOsae,-Ths West Cha.
ter Herald repudiates the boiling niovsmsst
tby giving its support to Cass and Butler
1t is again battling upon the old Democr,t.
&c platform. Vi niqs
Make room for nsore!-The Senecsok.l
server, that has been trying to take Q MA.
crate course, though unwilling to see q
party divided. at the same timesSmpathss5
with the Utica organization, raised, n.
proud banner Of Cass and Bntfsr, and IS
.nounces the present course of the bolter.
as calculated to destroy the Democrats
party and dissolve the Union.
The cry is "stW they cone."-The CHI.
mango Union, the editor of which has be-.
strongly identified with The proviso boilers.
raises the Democratic banner OF Cass and
Butler, and ~denounces the disoreanizino
movement Of the faction. He will not fe1s
with traitors.-[Cbemung Deao.
Graf.
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~
WHAT A FALL WAS THERE.-Martin Van
Buren,, than whom none stood more emil
nent as a statesman, or Tor politissI ihtese.
rity and consistency Of conduct-who shar.
ed largely in the confidence Of the Nation,
and was elevatedto the chief magistracy Of
the Union by the great Democratic party
of the land, from disappointed GmbiisOa
has fallen from his enviabls position in tn.
confidence of men, into the hands of 40
Abolition faction of the North. He has De.
clared in favorof sbolishing slavery in the
District of Columbia, which he hes always
stood pledged against-and his name has
been substituted in the place Of Hale, ss
Abolition candidate for the Presidency,
in all their incendisry prints iu'the Union.
The Convention that gave him . unsniu.
Gus nomination cast on the first ballot l29
votes for Hale, and was composed of rene
9ades from the two great parties Of the Un-
ion, beautifully speekled with ebony faces
|or variety. Douglass Gerald, and Bebt,
iree negroes, were prominent speakers in
he Convention.
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~-TEGERRAEHIC DEsPATCHEa
FRoN FEE Or. LOUIS UnroN.
Cincinnati, Aug. 10, 1913.

sids aFsi Cincinnati, Aug. ls, 1913.
Secret correspondence to the Tribune,
Dublin August Sd.
No newspapers do tell the truth cencern-
Ing the battle in S~lerenaler, but from all We
can learn the people have had a great vic.
toryl
Gen Mcdonald, the commander is killed
and six thousand troops are killed and
wounded. The road for three miles is cov.
cred with the dead. We have also inspir-
ing Intelligence that Kilkenny and Liner.
ick have been taken by the people.
The people Of Doublin have gone IL.
thousands to assist in the country. O'Brien
has sixty thousand men around him. B.
Dillon was wounded in both legs. Mr..
Meagher vas also wounded in both arms.
It is generally expected that Dublin will
rise end attack the jails.
On Saturday night, August 9Th, the third
bluffs Regiment Of Infantry turned and
fought with the people. The 9Th regiment,
at Athlone fought with the people.
The Irish affairs are generally exagge.
rated BY the tory papers Of Englaud-t6ey
represent that the only distribution was be-
tween the constsbulary forces and that of
O'Brien, by the former attempting to ap-|
prshend the latter. The c~onfederatesI
were evidently ~unprepsred for an attack toI
Immediately follow the issuing of the PROF.
Ianation ~susPending the habsas corpus act.
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Eve would direct the attention O

u W. would direct the attention Of
and others who expect soon to
visit St. Louis, to the advertisement Of
John T. Martin, he celebrated Clothier Of
we'll known No. ia, now changed to
llS. He'is great in bis line, and as his No.
increases his stock also increases, and finds
DOW ready for the fall trade. Give
Martin a cell and he will give you q bar
gain.
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u Wright's Paper and Cssket for Au-
gust is received, and is the first No.. of the
second volume. They contain MT origi.
nal matter, and continue able, interesting,
and mOrslizing. To read them, is to appreci.
ate them.
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Louisville, Aug. Pill P. n.

The Irish nswsiS creating great excite.
ment here. There was 9 large meeting al
the msrketspacs to night, and considerable
amout q money was subscribed In aid Of
Ifs1and.i :sz gatf .-I>ig -.-.
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- We are under Obligs'ions to the nb.
liging officers Of the Lucy BertraSs, Kate
hearney,and Ed~Grd Bdtes, for supplies Of
late papers. These three psckets form
the best line in the western waters,
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u Col. Easton's Battalion was expect.
ed to leave Chihuahua on the 18th, of last
month; Col. Rails regiment on. the 18th ;
and Gen. Price with Maj. Beall's command
the goth.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

u We have neglected till now to notice
the August No. of the Western Journal,
but not from its want of merit. It's. pub.
.lished in St. Louis, by Messrs. Trsver and
Risk, at So per annum, and is growing in
interest and usefulness to the people Of the
west. This number contains seversl able
and highly interesting original articles
The following are the subjects treated upon:
Education.
The Commerce and Navig0fion Of the
Mississippi Rirer and its t~ri5ufaries..
The life Of John Randolph.
Mental Culture.
Economical Geology Of the State Of Ms
souri,.
The culture Of Hemp.
The rise, progress, and influence Of tie
Fine .9rts.
Fossil Remains found in Lincoln (it
should have been Pike County, No.
Commercial Statssties Of 81. Louis. 2
Domestic EXPORT Of the Unsted States
the year ls47.
Wool Trade Of Michigan.
(Mo.) Bank Report. :.
Manufactures in St. Louis. .
The MerieGn Treaty. -
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Washinaton. Aug. 81.

ot7E sc 81 Washington, Aug. 81.
Gen. Lsne, Of Indisna has been appoint.
ed Governor Of Oregon rice Gen Shields
declined. ags
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

IRELAND.-Tt will be seen by the Tele.
graphic Dispatches in this paper, that Ire.
land. bleeding Ireland, is at present the
scene of revolution, and the theatre, once
more, Of dread artillery and cleaning steel
That people that have SO long g~roaned IN.
der British oppression have once more barred
their bosoms to the shock, and raised their
arms in freedoms cause. The accounts re-.
csived by the Cambria, and published on
the irst page, itshould be born in mind are
purely Of English rendering, which may &C.
count for the gloomy aspect given to Irish
hopes. England is a far-seeing political
Nation, and her policy 10 to p~recipitate q
collision where rebellion is certain. With
out a regular organization she knows that
the struggles Of ireland are in vain. Her
troops are disciplined, while those of Ire
land are raw MALTA, whichgivss the former
great advantage in the first encounter. If
the insurgents are able to sustain them
selves, as later Dispatches in another col
umn seem to indicate, until an organization
is effected throughout the Island, and the
troops are trained to war, the struggle may
be long and desperate, and ultimately ter
inmate in the freedom of ireland. II, on
the other hand, as We greatly fear, her state
Of Prepsratio1 i inadequate to the work
before her, it may prove q sad and useless
expenditure Of blood and treasure, and serve
only to plant more firmly than ever the iron
heel Of oppression upon the necks of her
down-trodden yeomanry.
Erin 10 oppressed, and her trus-hsarted
sons have been signing long to be free,
which desirable end bids fair to be facilitated
BY these last ssts Of British tyranny in the
Of the freedom of speech, of
The suspension Of the ha6eGs corpus act,
md other sets Of oppression, similar to|
hose once practised upon the American
Colonies, that will serve only to nerve the
lrm Of rebellion, and light up . spirit of
opposition that will blaze upon hilltop and
lals from the Shannon to the channel ofthe
North. We look with solicituds for . time
the truth will swell UPON the breeze:
Speed speed ye winds Ger land and sea,
And spread the tidings Ireland's free.
/
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100000 LOOSE ScREws.-Horace Gree
icy, Of the New York Tribune, estimates
tina half a million of wing voters have re-
solved not to support Taylor for President.
these, he puts down twenty thousand as
.alIenated in the State of New Hork. Some
thousand may be classed under the
head in Massachusetts,. About ten
thousand IN New Jersey, and thousands up
on thousands in Vermont, Pennsylvania,
and Ohio.
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to New Mexico and California, he would
clearly have vetoed the bill. We have no
hesitation in expressing our firm belieffhat
in like manner, he will veto any bill which
Unfortunately extends the Wilmot Pro-
viso TO these new acquisitions. In fact,
such 10 the express meaning and intention
OF the important message now before US
Wash. Union.
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The free States in the approaching Pr.si-
Dental election, will cast 100 out Of $50
eiect0tal votes. aE
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: "lf re are NOT struck tcin Judicsai6ind.
ness, Toe shall cling to Ms Constitution az
the mariner cEngs to the last plank, when
night and the tempest close around him.
CAss.
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lls C~incinuati, Aug. 20.
The river j. stationary /. has. been
gaining most Of the day.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

II Godsy's Lady's Book, for ,Septsn-
Der, is full equal to any former number
containing rich embellishments, mszetint
portraits. and go pages o. solid reading
matter. The work is gaining evids sprsad
reputation. and costs bat $stegeshsr With
the Ladies' Dollar Newspaper. i.-z
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

Experimentation Ian, isrtoebA, The
new Governor Of Orsgons an, Messrs.
Burnett OF Oregon, Trfnsrs of Iliaois,
and Bryant, Of L., Judges. Mf. Tvitch.
ell, Of Pa, has been sPPcinssd secsstssy!
u. The members Of Cezessss ere daily
reaching their homes. Zs8si se5'st# ss'i
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FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. LEWIS CAss,
OF MICHIGAN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GEN. WIN. o. BUTLER.
OF KENTUCKY.
OF MICHIGAN.

Electors for Presadenfand Vice President.
LIST District-JOHN C. WELBORN, Of Pike.
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49, OOt uSWsy oO4uAECu LSEIltOI1e9 OF
California and New Mexico. The Presi.
dent has done neither; but he has marked
out . course, which is recommended BIZ
the highest wisdom and the deepest regard
the best interests Of our common coun.
try. He has signed this bill reluctantly,
from . stern sense Of duty towards Oregon,
and from q respect to the principle Of the
Missouri Compromise; but he has not stop.
ped here. Knowing and feeling that this
question Of slavery Is BY fsr fhe most i'm.
which has engaged the attention of
countrymen-that it stands ahead Of the
rest 10 difficulty, in delicacy, and in impor.
.snce-that it e the only one which can se.
distlsc the people and shake the
Un:on itself, he has felt it to be his duty
boldly to take Q new course, and to send in
! message along with the bill. In this
nasterly paper, firm a. it 10 conciliatory,
md diotsted, BY the highest sense of public
he comes forward with frankness TO-
tate thst be must withheld his constitution.
sanction from every bill in relation to
Vew Mexico and Upper C~alifornia which is
'ot framed in the same spirit Of compro.
Mise in which the constitution was found,
nd which does not provide for the rightaafl
very section Of our county. Had the
resent bill. sxtsndsd thiE Wilmot Ptosisel