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DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARILJ 4.
MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
I'm TIL IL, yVORTn

MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE. WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT sput up Ia qumf bottles II u ar times
eheaper pleasanlsr and warranted superior any sold
debihfaiing the patient - =
Tbs great beauty and superiority q this sarsaparIla over
all other remedies s, while Il eradlcaies
disease, II invgorates the body.
IT HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 1900 CURES
THIS YEAR.
1000 cures Of Rheumatism.
1000 cures Of Dyspepsia,
900 cures Of def,ra Debility and Want Of Nervous
5000 Female Conplanis and over 1000 cures Of Dis.
Ulcers, scroiula, eryspelas satrlem pimples on the
ace, &c. &C., together with numerous consume
non liver complaints spinal affections &c Ts wa are
aware, must appear Incredible, hut have letters from
physicians and agents from all parts OF the United States
Informing us Of extraordinary r. Van Bskirk Elq
of the most respectable dr,ggsisin Newark, New Jer
sey, Informs thai he refer 10 than hundred
aud my cases IN that place alone There thousands Of
IN the city Of New York which will refer TO with
pleasure. and To men Of character well known.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
Dr. Townsend ia almost daily receiving orders from phy.
sicans in different paris Of The Union.
This Is certify that we, the undersigned, Physicians of
the city o Albany, have In numerous prescribed DIR
ToWNSENDS SARSAPAlii.LA, and believe il 10 be one
othe valuable preparations Of Sarsapara in The mar.
+. II. Pulling, NJ d., J. Wilson, NJ d., X. b. Briggs, NJ
D., +. f. ElmendorG NJ ID.
Albany, April !, lsi5
The following Is from one Of the most respectable pysi.
clans on Long Island:
GRgENPoRT, July 10, 1916.
Dir. TowNsgNp--Dear SrIt is with satisfaction that
say yuu that have recently Witnessed in sever, cases
SAPARi.LA. Being engaged In the practice Of medicine
have prescribed in several cases. and without be-
eft In the removal OF diseases arising from deranged
stale Of the digestive organs, aundice &c II far exceeds
any tsy Of the kind offered 10 the public You will
please n.i ma two dozen, DC.
Respectfully yours,
S, q, PRESTON M N
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BY ROYAL LETTERs PATENT.

IJERTs a sons AMALGAMATED SILVER STEEL.
III AND PLATINA PENS Warranted not 10 corrode, =
All who appreciate comfort In writing should use the above
beautiful pens. rs they are warranted not TO corrodeand
any other pens offered These pens first intro
duced into this country In August 1916 at which time the
manufacturers were unknown to the writing community
the pen therefore had TO stand its own merit II is
therefore gratifying 10 the manufacturers 10 acknowledge
that Discerning public has paid the highest tribute oher
abors and that The present demand (Which daily ncreas
ing) far exceeds their utmost expectations.
CAUTION
Whereas fraudulent persons, have, consequence
Of the demand for The above pens been Induced
to offer spurious imitation, bearing the stamp the
genuine pens the manufacturers hereby give notice that
they will prosecute any persons who use their
trade marks for the purpose OF dealidng the public by
aud further protection TO themselves and the public
will please be observed that IN future each boxs Of genuine
will have label the bottom bearing the signature OF
the manufacturers In their handwriting TO initiate which
forgery To be had wholesale OF the Manufacturers De-
pot No rs John street. New York. aud retail from MI re.
spectacle Sationers in the United States may 3i-dn
NEW FANCY GOODS We shall OPEN this day a few
~ very desirable French fancy per steam
e. Iiberna, such as Tuck Combs, shell and buhoovery
beautiful patterns.
Porte Monies shell, ivory, and leaher-a very convent
cut and safe article Tor the gold dollar.
Ten cartons Of Bijoos Kid Gloves all coors and mum
bers.
Ten dozen heavy French silk Gloves colors
Twenty dozen light gosmer thread Ghvesbew article
sizes numbered for gentlemen only.
One case of Periumeres of fine Extracts
Rose Soaps, Almonds Soap, lip Save, Cold Cream SLu
bin'R)
SIX dozen English interchangeable salts tpsty,, ground
glass PARKER,S Fancy and Pertumery store,
May III IA. avenue, near National Hotel
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE l26 FULTON STREET, N. YORK
Sun Building -''t- y (,
DIR. n w DYoTT q SONS, GENERAL AGENTS, No
~ North Second Street, Philadelphia Pa.
Agent Tor Washington City, CHARLES SToTT, DRua.
sisr. corner 7th street and Penn, Avenue.
X D. Also, Tor sale by Druggists generally.
no NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE HOTTIES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART AND SIGNED WITH TnR WRITTEN SIGNATURE or
T. TOWNSEND, AND MS sAMR BLOWN IN riig oLAss,
u5- ID Il. ID Y q II II. IN
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NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.

1000 do sheet iron, in. I 4. long by 2 wide
1000 do boiler iron, I. in. thick
6sbundles or 5000 pounds, hoop iron, ! inch
6 do or $500 pounds, do 1, inch
6 do or 1000 pounds, do II inch
1000 pounds GIG square iron, for spikes
1000 do lI-16 do. do
1000 do do do
1000 do flat plate iron, by in.
200 do inch cast stee
All the iron to be Of the best American mann.
facture
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B A II BER'S EMBRO TION
EnR HnR gIg. IrI#

n This preparltlon will cure STRAINS ~
ThfRo BRUISES, STIFFNESS, OF joints V111n
AKA CUTS, OLD ULCERS, on both man {ffXk
NIL and beast. II has cured Ucers OF ten MIX
mars Standing Relief Ii given In SPAvINS by It's arpI
cation. And for FISTULA and PoLE-EvIL liz sure
cure.
Also BARBER.S HORSE POWDERS, TO restore
the bad condition Of the horse and TO DESTROY
WORMS which give so much PAIN TO that noble beast
BARBERS HORSE BALLS, fer COUGHS and CA.
TARRII are my own preparation, and net tr,mpeled In
the world as specific, but The best found out y
uy Horses SHOD by first rate smith, and their feet
kep In order aud from conrariiona or cornas,,ner
Intended by mysef-1corer Of Eighth and u streets
NIB All diseases treated, by the subsrriber on sciep
in principles. lie " regular bred farrer and can al
waysbe found at The Washington Sles ready 10 attend
the calls OF the public Ian 1871 o. BARRIER.
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T .ss ss Eaufr'oSs rMpLEs nLorcEs and AZ .a'
mpurity of tho blood.
, .--,ir.' .oa - $1,000
Poe. maIy.,op. efficacy 10 s complaint, from Inds
q blood e ts head p.psiea hs cold hands
sa. And promotes sasy al sn, seush. na
$ ''.t ,i ed ;s ss seen and
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whites Falling OF tbs WOMB
e.i .s sgH r a. sss "a % q &c (. Es:i
disease. '' -
md strength 10 the whole body, andcme all forms Of
nervous Diseases ana Debility.
and hus prevents relieves great variety Of ether dea.e spinal M
siSas &C. S ~ '' NN "''""s' Npsp'' ~ e'"'"
4 not possible oi ,hi. medicine .l 10 % h.. no'hios
properties
action tones stomach, gives good dgsu relieves he bowels 4
md nv nsnbie
al distinctions and 'f0a'' the entire nervous ''''' not tbs '
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Never Sno;ls
Will, tho other DOES sour. and blow, III, hattie, eon
fragments. liquid exploding damaging ohs,
put acid a0t uo nSns sRodna 20 p.S ss W., s
Dyspepsia ali know when ocd .oars Il, ou
produe hssr,bun paipnaor
lhs hs sr eompsn lalra dyeneIy collie and corruption
as ali hs Sor Sseh n a. E ae S s Waa Pre-
Salt Reuu, Erypess White ssengs uesrs.on,
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which aetsi inquiry Of blood
dssed srcua'on and nearly all the amsn which ac human
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
DIR, ToWNsEND,s sARsApARuIA - \

DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA is a sovereign
sure remedy for incipient CONSUMPTION and for The
general prosaiion of the sysemno matter whether the
result OF or causes produced by rreguary
illness, or accident, ~
Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorang Of
ecis on the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
sttde before taking il, at become robust and i OF
energy under us influence II Immediately connteracs the
nerveesness ihe female Frame which Is the great cause
Of unhappneEs.
will not be expected Of us, In cases of no delicate na
tre, TO exhibit certificates Of cures performed hui we can
assure the afflicted that hundreds have been repor
ted to US.
CoxsAcKrE Sept g. 1916.
Dr. TowNsRSD-To all whom this may concer,,--'ThIs
10 certify that my wife used bottle your SARSA.
PARlLLA previous TO critical event, under the most
alarming and delicate circumstances being troubled with
the dropsy swelling of the feet affections and very
much debiated; with my persuasion, and the recome
dalton Of those who had used H. was induced 10 try IL
with little or ait and suffice il say, the medicine
had the happy and desired effect not only during the said
period, but uer the expiration of week of lis the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way astonishing
degree, and her health is now better an it had been for
long time previous.
II ,ihs will he of any service to you, any, one who
doubts the success Of the medicine, you entirely wei
come 10 II.
subscribe myself your obedient and Obliged serv
81 s. JAMESON
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

SEPTEMBER III, 1916.
Dr. TowNsRNp- Dear Sir-My wife has been Tor seyc
raj years. afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies to obtain relief but all TO no pur
pose She finally induced by seeing your advertise
meut to give your SARSAPARIl.LA a trial was also
together with man IN my employ badly troubled will
the Piles and by using small quantity OF your Sarsapa
rilla, our complaint was completely cured, consider Il
OF tho best Of medicines and would advise all who are
afflicted to give ii trial. p
GARRfT GARRABRANT
~ Market street, Newark.
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Specimens Of all the articles named in the foregoing list
can be at the Clerks Office, and must be supplied
precisely according 10 those specimens.
The articles be delivered ut the office OF the Clerk
on before the 18th day Of October next and TO be paid
for as soon as the Committee Accounts shall audit the
hill
Each bidder though he may desire 10 propose for the
whole OF the articles above enumerated will be required
TO make separate and distinct proposal for each class and
proposal paper embracing more than single class
will be considered Each proposal to be endorsed Pro-
posals for class No. Of stationery for II r. u ST. and
addressed The undersigned They will be free Of postage
Every article be delivered at the Clerks Office free Of
charge for freight or carriage.
The right Is reserved, il should be necessary, 10
order further supply of all any Of the articles con-
tanned In the above list
Bonds for the performance Of the contract must be
tered into within ten days after il shall be asceraned who
are the successful bidders TIIOS. J. CAMPBELL,
may 24-lawiw Clerk Of the II. H. u. s.
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DR, TowNsEsDDear Sr--I have the pleasure to inform
you that three OF my children have been cured Of the Scro.
iui by the of your excellent medicine They were AZ
cied very severely with bad sores have taken only four
6ollles took them away, tor which feel myself under
deep obligation Yours respectfully, gs
ISAAC W. GRAIN, l09 Wooster street
New York, March |, lSJ7 $50
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SCROFIILA CURED.
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate conclusively proves that this SARSApA
RlA has perfect control the obstinate SEES
ofthe blood. Three persons cured in house is unpre
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Class mo. s.-colton Cmya,..

The cotton canvass per bolt Of SO yards, and %
inches wide. Hammock and bag stuff to con-
tain per bolt SO yards, and AZ inches wide--per
La
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while the other DOES
into gnenss thu acid liquid exploding and damaging
horrible
What! acid system already diseased with
Dyspepsia but acid Do all that
oIaehs what mschen produces heartburn. papator
q the heart liver complaint dhaa dysentory collie and
ne blood What seoa but an acid hamo ~ The ssyi What
pa. R Ey.pelss White sSslng and al ulesraon
which ,sar and thu, .poi all tho fluids Of ts body VIVA
which aets1 dass npury
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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27
THE BONE OF CONTENTION.

The object most sought by the prominent
Wings of Iowa, is the office of Surveyor Gen.
eral Of the District of Iowa and Wisconsin,
Ever since the election Of their ca nddatc to
The Presidency, this has been, to them, bone
of contention. The applicants for that impor.
tant post has been great number, which no
man can count. Dubuque has furnished a
score, or more, Of these despisers of office and
office.holders, but judging from the signs of
the times, they are all destined to drink of the
bitter waters of disappointment. The present
incumbent of that office, we have reason to be.
lieve, will not be removed But, if we should
be mistaken in this, VIC believe there is still no
consolation for the Dubuque applicants. Some
southern man will carry off the prize, while
they are spending their breath in family quar-.
rels.
The foreign influence is all in favor of sout h.
ern men. Wilson and Baker have entirely
forgotten their worshippers in the City of the
Mines.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27

INDIAN COLE HUNrERs.-The Cherokee A d.
vocate says, that company Of CLcrokecs are
preparing to leave for Califo rnia. They will
pursue, as far as Santa Fe, the rod tc of Lieut.
Bufords command of Dragons.
twill be seen by tho report of Capt Phelps,
in another column, that the native Indians of
California arc beginning to know something of
the value Of gold. and to put corresponding
V a1uc upon their labor
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27
MEXlCO.-SANTA ANNA

Mexican papers to the 10th ult., have been
received in St. Louis. There is a very genera
impression Pervading the public mind in tina,
country that Santa Anna cntertains design
Of returning to the Republic.
A pronunciamiento had been made in his la
vor by one of the officers of Bustamcntc s r
my, which threatens to assume formidable
char2 cter.
Ell Monitor Of Feb Sd, makes use Of the fol
lowing languages:
1.-The tyrant, the vanquishca in all his Ell.
count ers with the Americans, Gen. Santa An
ma, has determined to return to the Republic.
Be on the alert, then, Mexicans-de before
permitting this fatal man, this cause of all our
misfortuncs and our humiliatons before the
enemy. to govern Us. To his vanity, and in.
ability alone, Scott owes all his triumphs."
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27
DEMOCRATS!

You will meet at the Court House at
o'clock on Saturday merit, for the purpose
Of selecting Candidates for city Officers.
A punctual and full attendance is desir-
able.
Ourci,y, although strongly Democratic,
has been under Wing rule for several
years, and If the Election is again suffer
ed to 60 by default, our opponents will as
usual claim j: as Wing pictory, and the
word 90 forth to the country that the city
Of Dubuque, has become Wing city.
We trust the Democracy, will have a
regard tothe political effect, such reports
are calculated 10 have, and not suffer j,
to be SO at the coming election.
We have men in our ranks, ofthe high
est degree Of qualification, and on Satur-
day let US bring them out, and on Monda,
next elect them.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27
THE CABINET AGAIN.

We have already published two sets of Ca.
binet Officers, and find that neither is correct.
The telegraph wires cannot be relied upon for
cetreports upon any subject Of Importance
but on matters devoid of interest altogether,
they are generally very correct and circum
stantial.
We now give what the Galena Gazette says
is authentic. Agreeable to this report, It seems
that the Cotton Lord is, after all, without
place among the Constitutional advisors of
President Taylor. This is entirely una account
able to us, especially it is positively assert
cd that the post of Secretary of the Treasury
was offered to him, and by him declined; and
this. too. after he had arrived in Washington.
Whether personal interview with the Gener.
al, whereby he gained some little idea of the
policy intended to be ma ntained by the exc
cutive, or whether any objection to the com.
pany he would be thrown into, has deferred
MIR. Lawrence from accepting seat in the Ca,
binet, we are unable 10 divine,
Since our last we have received the intclli.
gence Of the passage of tho law, creating a
Homo Department, thereby making an add.
tional Cabinet Officer. This new position was
offered to honest John Davis, of Massa chusctts,
and by him declined. Mr.. Ewing, of Ohio,
was subsequently appointed to tho New Dc.
partment.
Why is it, that Massa chusetts Wings thus
refuse the bountiful offers Of President Ia lor
Will some of our Wing friends inform US?
The following is the Cabinet up 10 this time,
us reported by the Galena Gazette:
J: N. CLAYTON, Secretary of State.
WIN. NJ. MEREDITH, Sec. Treasury
G.. W. CRAWFORD, Sec. of War.
WA B. PRESTON, Sec. Of Nayv.
REVFRDY JOHNSON. ATTY General
JACOB COLLAMER, p. NJ. General
THOS. EWING, Home Department.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27
CALIFORNIA,

Weregret that Congress has adjourned with.
out making en- provision for government for
our distant, and now dcnsely populated, Ter.
ritory Of California. Nothing but contention
on the part Of portion Of the members, for a
miserable abstraction, has prevented that in.
teresting country from being admitted at once
to the privileges Of q sovereign State.
The noble and patriotic Douglass will ever
have the gratitude Of the citizens of that Ter.
ritory, and of the country generally, for the
exertions lac has put forth in their behalf, and
the members of the Select Committee OF the
Senate, to whom the subjec was referred, and
among whom is reckoned the Hon. Mr.. Jones
Of our own State, have Individually and col.
ectiyely used their utmost endeavors to pro.
cure the passage of the bill, giving the people
Of California the privilege Of forming State
Constitution, and Of becoming, as they have an
undoubted right to do, member Of the Con.
federacy of States. To this end other PROPOSE.
tons were voted down; and among the rest,
that Of Mr.. Walker, Of Wisconsin. This, it
will be recolloctcd, was in the form OF an a.
mendment to the general appropriation bill,
and contained provisions for the extension of
the revenue and other laws over that country,
and leaving q very large, and as we think, dan
gerous discretion TO the President, ia creating
cffices and fixing salaries With many, this
wssa serious objection to the proposition, but
the friends Of the State bill opposed it, because
they still entertained the hope Of the final a.
doptiop Of 4bsir favorite measure.
But their hopes were not realized. and all their
eDdcoyors failed Of success The faction who
preferred to see that beautiful and interesting
country deprived Of . government, rather than
yield their miserable enc idea, WIS strong en-.
Q1gh wss strong enough 10 defeat all measures
6ey ne god Of the people Of California. But
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27

GENERAL WlLsoN's SrEEcU.-Much has been
said in our city concerning speech said 10
have been made by the Hon. Mr.. Wilson. OF
N. Hampshire, in the House of Representa-
tives, upon the celebrated Pacheco slaue case.
The New York Tribune has lately given a
report Of that speech, when. 10! and behold! it
turns out to be that same Slavery speech that
he delivered in this city, and other places in
Iowa, last summer, upon the subject Of Raj
Roads. That was the speech that gave the
distinguished author Of it seat in Congre s..
Grea: speech, that of Wilson's.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27

For CAL1FoRN1A.-Our fellow towns
men, William Gillian, 49, Alverson, Rich
ard and Samuel Cox, and w. w. Coriell,
left on the St. Peters on Saturday, bound
for the Gold Region by the Isthmus
route.-Success to them.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27

STEAM BoArs.-The St. Peters was a.
our landing on Thursday night last, and
left for Potosi on Friday morning return
ing same day.
The Dubuque was also here on Friday.
~ The Anthony Wayne was at our
landing yesterday.-We are indebted to
her for St. Louis papers Of the 22d.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27

Glad to hear 1.-THE Davenport Gazette
denies thatthe gentleman from Cedar is the au-
thor Of the Wing Address, and we hope, for
tho respect we entertain for Mr.. Senator Cook,
that he spoke from authority on this subject.
Will Mr.. Saundcr please inform US whether
Mr.. Cook name was attacked to it by his con
sent We are very much inclined to think it
was not
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27

CALIFORNIA $50 YEARS AGo.-Pinkrcton, IAN
English writer,) in an account Of Brakes dis.
covery of part of California. to which he gave
the name Of New Albion, says: 1.-THE country,
too, if we can depend upon what Sir Francis
Drake. or his chaplain, says, is worth the
seeking and kceping--since they assert that
the land is 50 RICH IN GOLD AND SILVER, that
upon tho slightest turning it up with spade
or pick.axe, those rich metals plainly appear
mixed with the mould"
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27
A BULLET FOR OFFICE SEEKERS

A letter from Washington City, received
few days since, informs US that Mr. A. C. Bull.
lett, of the N. .. Picayune, now in Washing.
ton, expresses tho belief that his friend Gen.
Tag or. was determined to prescribe proscrip.
ton, AID that he did not think "much Demo.
cratic blood would be made to flow"
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27

BRIDGES GONE We learn, that tho bridge
over the Kishwaukie, near its mouth, was
washed away on Saturday.
Also, that portion Of the one over Rock
river at Roscoe, has len-IRock ford Forum.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27

1--WE have received the second number OF
the Western Register. published at St. Louis
1t is richly sstored with valuable stat istlca! an
other information
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27

The Iowa CITY MAI 1--WE announced, a
few weeks since, the fact that the mail from
this to Iowa City, had commenced running
r'-'oeekly. 1t seems, the contractor has con-
strued it to mean once in three 1cecks.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27

Loses Labor Lost.-The enc omiums of the
Wing press upon those individuals erroneous
y reported as members Of General Taylor's
Cabinet, prove to be SO much labor lost. 1t
was emphatically work Of super. error. gu ton
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-03-27

UThe communication Of our Washington
correspondent is gladly received We hope to
have the pleasure of hearing from him fire.
quently through the Congressional recess.