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PETER BROWN, A Ll,,le St, Brooklyn,
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARll.LA has been ex.
nrsasly prepared In reference Female Complaints No
i.mae should neglect take IT, lisa certain preventive
lor any Of the and horrible diseases which they
ire subject tits valuable for those who approaching
womanhood Or u calculated 10 assis nature by quckcn
Iny The blood invgoating the system Indeed this
,isjne is invaluable for all the delicate diseases TO which
women are subject
braces the whole SYSTEM renews permanently the ma.
flral energies by removing the impurities OF the bood-by
80 far stimulating the system produce subsequent
relaxation which ~ the oil most medicines taken for
emals weakness aud disease, H..
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5. G. WINCHESTER,

At HIS Old STdNDt NO IuS BHITI'ToHH u Y
ID EsPECTFULIY informs his numerous customers, ma,
IL he Is Gas heretoore) prepared 10 supply them with LIN
en- or Muslin Shirts plain or fancy 81 the shortest notice
and having devoted many years Of his h,e 70 THIS import,
guarantee entire satisfaction all who may ayor him with
their ruafOnn. . {.
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CYRUS w, FIELD 4 CO,
COJIlII.SSIOlN PAPER HAREHOUSE,

No. Biriing- slip, New York.
IIE highest market prices pai IN CASH, for Rags Can
ras, Rigging erase Rope, 1drred Rope, Hemp Rope,
Pope Gaiinss, cation Waste, dummy Bdgging and all
other kind Paper Makers Stock at their Rag Warehouse,
IL Plat street, New York. ss H4@E
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Vera Cruz Commission House.

f.. L. wALSINGHAM g. co.,
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT A UCTTONEER
| u AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Vera Cruz,
Mexico.
Messra Franchoe q Co, Draper a Devan, and Rendnlt
| a Francois New York.
Messrs John henderson 4 Co, Baltimore
| % Wallis Esq, New Orleans,
| uS-N.H sales made in English spanmh, and French.
T. u. WAiSINGIIAM & CO,
! 5si 81. Juan De Dics street,
Viii. Vera Cruz Mexico
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL LINE or
PACK ETS.

The qualities Of the above ships and the reputation o
their commanders are well known Every exeon viii b,
mae promote the comfort Of passengers and the interests
Of importers The price Of passage from New York 10 Ii
Herpoo is 500, from Liverpool 10 New York EN- inrnd
ing stores and bedding Without wines Neither the captain
nor owner Of these ships will be responsible for any letters
parcels OF packages unless regular bills Of adns si-
cd therefore.
Far freight or passage, appyto
#+1H4tJf. +t fft''E Il KERMIT 70 South III
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GRAIN SACKS---GUNNY BAGS.

SO AND SO WATER STREET, b
and dealers in BAGS AND BIG
M GLN(i, offers for sale al kinds OF BAGS for GRAIN,
Dc. for Shipping and Home Use CORN and IrIfEdT
81 CkS-A0,Wp, manufactured from Linen, Cotton Duck
and Drilla sizes and fabrics warranted. t
GUNNY BIGS-l00,O0O small, medium, large and
extra large, for covering Rio Coffee.
Flour ACkS Of various fabrics, suitable for The
shipment OF Flour 10 England. a.5
JFOOL S1 CKS--lluVN
COFFEE BA (iS--20,00 Rio and I.aq,yra Coffee Hays,
sizes n nd fabrics warranted 3tt 3F
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They moreover possess facilities in relation TO the Tea
Trade IN very abundant degree, and doubtless superior
10 any other Tea Concern In America Their scrupnlons
regard To all principles that tend 10 elevate the character
them probaby Larger Than all other Tea Els
adjustments united, and they consequently delermned
ceped .I Y
They most zealously invite the attention OF the nhabi
lahls o. Washington 10 ur Agency, wire The following
assortnens are alwaysOn hsitt and they feel no esh,
non " sstg that wherever lnglr trial male, avery
CANTON TEA COMPANY .f9'gFtf sl &i4F
HH-- Reader, make the experiment. sl
ReaH Prices oors, SF6ectia aN eassa 10 BE- returned
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A SPLENDID assortment OF Gold and silver DUPLEX,
II Patent Lever Anchor Escapement Lerne ana Nernca
Watches selected from the hest manufactured IN Europe
which viii be warranted perfect time keepers -,
Also. patterpa ~ Gold CHAINS seas heys, Nc
do do do Gold Pencil Cases and Gold Tens
do do do Thimhles, Rings Fms HS,s
co do Bracelets with Stones tsAt TX Z
do do Silver Forks SPOONS, &c I
All the above articles viii be sold a ne lowest prices,
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF F'ne Watches, &C.,
No Nassau street opposite die Custom House.
pS CLOCKS and Watches cleaned and repaired In the
ysry best manner and warranted 70 give subtraction
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

A..sn All merchandise designed for The Interior Of
GfHE1dr the States Of GEORGIA, SOUTH GIRO
Inn, TENNESSEE, and ALiBI.uA, sent via 50.
vanna, will be forwarded by the Steam boat Company Of
Georgia In their Steam Boats 10 Augusta, free OF commits
sion, ut the lowest current rate oil freight.
In addition tile boat powerihis Company already
possess, they have under construction new steam
boat, Of unusually light drn Of water and high speed bull
expressly with view prompt transportation Of
Goods, In all stages Of the river navigation
Goods marked for the interior Of TIT country after reac
Ing Augusta or Hamburg are forwarded by The Agents
there 10 their final destination.
Shippers may rely upon having the order OF their Goods
carefully looked 10 IN Savannah
bills OF Ladlng advising the shipment Of goods and a
letter advising whether insured and what point, should
always accompany the same or be sent by mail
Parties who -se been in the habit Of forwarding mer.
chnndze TO the interior Of Georgia by this line and direct
Ing 10 the Of r. NJ Goodwin, will please take notice
that the conneSon Of that gentleman with ths Company
having ceased all future Commune atoms should be adj
dressed 10
W p WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga
RErgnEscEs
Messrs Taylor Merrill
Josiah Marcy & Sem
Goodhue 4 Company, YORK
l.. II. Brigham, ESQ. 6G
Halves, Gray & Co, Boston
Henry Slnan Efq, Philadelphia
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WILLIAMS BROTHERS MNnn lmpoI.,rS, ~
w Dealsrs in every variety II LADIES p''ss iEH'as"
- Also, ,, .,,,.,,.
tJuho,srsrs Trimmings Vt sysTy lSse"Pu'a' sN''sN
fore tssrnecsis hoels, &c
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.


DR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILI.A is a sovereign
a sure remedy for incipient CONSUMPTION and for the
general prosllaon Of The sysein-no matter whether the
result fmheryncase causes produced by rreguary
lneFS, or accident.
Nothing can be surprising thanila lnvigoratng eff
,es on tie human frame PerHons all weakness and
viide before taking IT, at once become robust and full oi
energy under lis influence. II Immediately counteracis the
OF the female frame, which Is the great
Of unhappness. t,.,,.-.
re TO exhibit certificates Of cures performed but we can
assure the aced that hundreds Of cases have been reppr
ted TO iia - 81. a, ,s,s 4
Dn TowasRNp- To all whom this may concern.Ihs
is TO certify that my wife used one bottle Of your SARsA.
PARIfLk previous TO critical event, Iunder the most
alarming and delicate circumstances being troubled WIN
lie dropsy swelling Of the feet nervous affections and very
much debinicd; with my persuasion and The recommen
daiion Of those VIM had used = she was induced 70 w
with little faith; and suffice IL to ssy, the medicine
had the happy and desired effect only during the said
period but after she expiration OF one week OF ta The
dropty and affection gave way 10 astonishing
degree and her health is better than had been for
long time Previous
IL this win he Of any service you, any who
doubts the success Of the medicine, you are entirely wei
come TO IT, tfgsa
subscribe myself your most obedient and Obliged sry
-
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Laboratory or Thomsonian Botanic Medi-
It # y cines. t 5& n. str

No. Euiaw st, opp. lie Eutaw House, Bait
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Gayler's Patent Salamandcr Safes.

THESE Safes are warranted perfect In every respect and
afford full protection for books papers 6c against
loss by Gre thieves,
aFors comparatively small sum any person may have
insurance Office Of his ownone which exacts neither
premiums and which cannot be broken down by
a great fire. ~ Hf4tt =
Gayers Patent Double and Improved Single Salanander
Safes Of any dimensions required by Banks Brokers, Mer
chants jewelers. for Records for other public offices
made 70 order An assortment for sale and
at the Depot l25 Water. between Pine and Wall streets.
A. r. M0EN
r .ExINGToN FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY insnres properly OF every description,
against pers by Fire and WAFER Chartered by the rgsa
tire u Kentucky in 1884, Cspital $4,000
OFTTCERS
JOHN W HUNT, President
John Dfand William s. walter
Richard pndell James o. Harrison IS
Thomas D. sBAxrrn. srcrrfarys = IN
An applications or Insurance IN he eiies of New York
and Diooklyn will have prompt attention A. the oct "a
the Agency No &c Wall street. where all claims for losses
will b, literally adjusted and promptly paid
JOSEPH H0xrE, Agent. :
srrvrss d fIoxu. covnssihTa
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DELMONICO,s HOTEL,

1-T- lBH0ADwAY, NEW YORK.) ~ - I w
ID A. q L. DELMONICO respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally That their New Hotel being
completed they prepared to otter accommodation
or either families or gentlemen may DO required.
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JAMES PRISON, So Walker street. has now on hand
and daily finishing, Piano Fcrtea OF description
nom his very superior horizontal grands town 10 plain
square IA reIayes oonblnns ~ the improvements OF
in Inc business All his insFumens made expressly
for the city rsie and pains expense Is spared 70
der equal al least 70 those Of any other manufacturer
an the country &f4Ff'
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DR.TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA!
MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.

THIS EXTRACT nut IN In gsar hotties II ssr taaes
cheaper, plensnte and warranted superior 20 any sold
cures dlseases without ropiiting purgins siehsHs, o.
me great beauty and superiority Of this sarsaparla
all other remedies Is while II eradicates
disease, II inyigorates the body
" HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 5000 CURES
THIS YEAR.
100 cures OF Rheumatism,
loo cures 0f Dyspepsia
a,6a0 cures o. deaerd Debility and Hant Of Nervous
1000 fsms,s cOmpiaia,s, and 1900 cures Of Dis
sases n NE Blood, riI s-tst N /,
Ulcers, ssroiua eryspeas, saltrhenm, pmpes on lhe
Son. liver complaints spinal Affections &c. This we are
sware, must appear Incredible hut have letters from
Informing IL u extraordinary cures IT, Van Buskirk ESQ
one Of Tho most respectable druggists in Newark New Jer
sey informs MS thai he can refer To moro than one hundred
ia the city of New York which will refer 10 with
pleasure. and 10 men Of character well known.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
DR. Townsend Is almost daily receiving orders from ply.
sicans in different parts of the Union.
This "a to certify that we, the undersigned Physicians Of
the city oil Albany have In prescribed DN
1oWNSEND'S SARsAPARItLA, and believe II 10 be one
OIL most valuable preparations OF Sasaparia III the mar
p H. Pnling, NJ. D,J Wilson, NJ, D.. Il. H. Briggs, NJ
d., p T. Elmendorf NJ D.
Albany, April !, 1870
The following is from Of The respectable phys.
cians on Long Island
GnrKSPonr, July 10, 1916.
On. TowSssSp-Dsar Sr--lt Is with satisfaction that !
say 10 yon, that have recently Witnessed IN several
the most beneficial suits FROM your EXTRACT OF SAR
5APARlLLA being engaged in the practice Of medicine,
eft In the removal OF diseases arising from deranged
stale Of The digestive organs iamndce, &c far exceeds
thing of0 kind offered to the public Yon will
please "a nj Ina two dozen, &C. stl.
S 9. PRESTON, In
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DR TOWNSEND Sr-I have the pleasure 10 inform
you iht three children have been cured OF the cro
la by the your excellent medicine They were al
cted very severely with bad sores have taken only
bottles i took them away, Tor which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully, GfI5 sNEi.0
ISAAC w. GRAIN, las Wooster street
New York March l. 1917
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UNITED SrArEs nFrIcER.

Capt O. w Mclean, Member Of the Legislature, and late
OF the United aies Navy has kindly sent us the following
certificate. II tells its own story.
RAILWAY. Jan. 90, 1877.
yenf since was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system len ii debated state was induced 10
Try DIR. WNSENp'SSARSAPARILLA,s and after taking
tGo three bottles, very much relieved. and airi
butte entirely the said Sarsaparlla have continued
taking H. and find that improve every day. believe IL
saved my HE, and would not be without II under any
s.Ieraon, q. w MCLEAN
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THE EDITOR

I-II1T UN, - --.-- y
JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor Of the Railway Repnhli
unpublished the above certificate, and remarks in e
Ririal follows:
: E5-tIhe success Of DR. TOWNSENDS PREpARA
TON OF SARSAPARILl.A appears 10 be Of the
extraordinary character. We publish to-day Two certificates
in its behal from Capt Mclean, Of this town, and
from the Rev Mr.. White, OF Staten Island, gentleman
well known in Railway, Capt, Mclean believes the med
cine 10 have saved his life, and Mr. White enter
tain equally strong confidence in its efficacy Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe to be deserving. VI "A
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STCTALINE uALvANIc sTRENoTHEN-
VI ASs y J. 2. cALLAN.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE i96 FULTON STREET, N York
Sun pR INV pYoTT d SONS, orssnat Aossrs, No
10 North s<rond street, philadelphia, Pa, 1888
As riS Sor Wilmington City CHARLES sToTT Daco
sssr corner I'm street and Penn. Avenue.
nj ALSO, for sale BY DruEglsis generally
LANCE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART Asp sleSsp WITH ~. ws,5ssn sssAIuaz .,
~ b N. ID y o TT. -fH n
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ItIfoiis tuAtu III otit liz
REF CHILDREN

This certificate conclusiyely proves that THE SARSAPA-
RiLLA has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of the blood Three persons cured In house 10 npre
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Good Behaviour.

In one of Cossimr della Vigue's dramas,
me, with an expression which struck me
forclby. Ii was said Of Don John, who
VAS ignorant Of his birth, tina, perhaps he
was q nobody TO which he replied, That
man of good character. and honorable
conduct could never be a nobody" con.
sIder this, Young friends. an ad nrable re
ply, and 1t is amply proved by innumerable
examples. History shows that children
born Of obscure parents, may rise by their
own talents and perseverance to the first
rank OF society. It's gratifying and noble
TO bear with honor the name Of ones father
IT is surely more noble TO make name for
ones self ; and my heart tells me, that, a
mong my young readers, there is more
than one who will exclaim with atdor. anc
with firm resolution to fulfil his promises
." / too shall make name"
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Artificial Mahogany.

By The following method which is prac
tised in France, any species Of wood, il is
said, Of close grain, may be made TO re-.
semble mahogany, so nearly, as 10 deceive
the hes, Judges. The surface Of the wood
is first planned smooth, and then rubbed with
solution of nitrous acid One ounce Of
dragons blood is dissolved IN nearly pint
of spirits Of wine, with which is mixod one.
third Of an ounce Of carbonate of soda
This liquid is then filtered, and laid Cd in
a thin state with q soft brush. This pro.
cess is TO be repeated, and in short time
The wood possesses the exact appearance
Of mahogany. When the polish diminish.
es in brllliancy, it may be restored by The
use of little cold drawn lnseed oil.
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Aud by great many pan'omimic gesilcu
laiIous, with rather lane dash on ,h
GerDon. be managed 10 make himself IN
defstood. The boy ran out by the bacI
door, and soon came back, leading in
stout, cool naIured looking lad, Of abou
fourteen, all smiles and dirt. The CONVEX
sa!lon was carried on. from this time, IN
falher summary manner.
Can you speak English 2 asked the gen
teman.
Va, answered the boy.
AK your father how many there are
who live 10 this house.
Alter a Translation OF the question to the
hafness-mun, aud afier being instructed ia
his pnswer, The boy resumed:
Mine fader says. vol for
Here the gentleman went on to give a
long explanation Of census.,skinp, lis cause,
is Object, and the probable benefits arising
from u, which started them of on a long
and very animated discussion. Al last the
boy received his orders and answered:
Nine iader says leie .sh eight und Elm
hai6en IN ter vamly.'
What the deuce Do you mean by eight
and dn hoiben?'
There was broad grin on the hlroe's
maD's counlenance, as he re zrd his awl
aud commenced operations on the harness
with 'edoubled energy. The stout lady
sc Il her bottle ard started E esh series
oil strong rollings, wh,ls, tile interpreter,
With very knowing smlle, continued:
ou see, Eur, iete Ish Elk IN ter vanity
nor, 10 two or three weeks mlue fader
inks there will be s,rea =
This ras counl ug the chickens With
i silent apos,rophe to the enlightenment OF
he age, the gentleman opened his book
md wrote:
Peter Brcckenhouse, and Minnie, his
site, have Screen cbld'en-Ihtee boys, three
,nls, aud Que doubYuIf
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Miscellaneous.
From the ST, Louis Reveil'e.
The Census in +" Dutch"

A friend oil ours relates a numbcr oil com.
zeal adventures which he met with few
months ago While engaged IN taking The
census The following might serve as
caution TO future census takers, among the
down town population. The scene wssa
lI,le one story, brick building consisting Of
tao room., one Of ~hlch vas used as par.
lor, kitchen aud dinlu, room, the other as
work. shop. DOG kennel and hen 'oosi. En-.
lerng the FIRST, with hat 10 hand aud his
book under his arm, our friend repeated the
bow tina, he had mad, 10 a score OF 9th.
er families that morning, and accompany.
ing Il with the usual exclamation aud IN
qnty, :" am taking The census will you
be good enough 10 tell the the number Of
tenants there are in your house 7" Near.
y the whole faniy we're OF the time IN tho
room. A email, ~rnkled up man, sat by
the ffe, mendlng harness large ruddy.
faced frau, at table, in the farther end Of
the apartment, was working dough, and Us.
ed 9 bsct-bo,tle as roller, and five or SIX
curly headed ufchins. en- ehem,se, werc
running aud ,umblng about the ll,or. Al
the appearance Of a stranger, there vas a
general susp nson Of operations, aud TO this
question the only tepsouse wss long stare
from every men.ber Of the family.
WIN you. sir. said tho gentleman, alter
a short silence, addressing himself paft'eu
larry 10 the man, who sat near tho hire,
will you tell me tho lumber who lodge 10
this house 7
'Ish kan nieht English sprechen,' the
man mu,,ercd, aud then he commenced
sewing on his harness, Just asii he had CIV
en- the q1es,iouer the amplest qualification
'Won't you, msd,m, bc 50 kind as
Nsin. Nein.' exclaimed the woman, IN
! tor rup,ing him, az she se'zsd the bottle an'
commenced q furious course of ro,ngs ov
erihe dough, 'Ich kan NIGHT Eaglish 'Preeh
en-
In a calm Ct OF desperation, our ir'en'
closed the book, replaced 1t under his arm
and with an internal vision OF long an
disagseeable walk in search OF an in'erpts
Ter, he proceeded towards the door -wher
o. he LAID his hand upon the latch. one {
the little bra,s pulled hun back by the Goa
tail.
John sprech, English, said the urchl'
inspired DO doub, by oil the wisdom oil N
family John SPEECH. English
Here was means Of overcoming the o.
s,scle, and our friend turned back WI
brigh,eaed hopes.
John speaks English. well, where
John Go end call him. What, can moi
Of you understand me leo and KIT Sho'
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Indian and Yankee.

The water at Mackinaw is very clear
and very cold, 60 cold as TO be almos,
uncomfortable. A gentleman lately amused
himself by throwing small gold coin in
twenty feet water, and giving /, TO any
Indian who would bring il up. Down they
plunged, bu, after descending ten or twelve
fee. they came up so chilled, tina, after sew
eral attempts they gave hup. A Yankee
standing by, observed tina. "if he would give
il to him for getting II, he would swing il
up quicker than lightning" TO which hi
consented when Jonathan, instead Of plum
cling in, Us was expected, quietly took up
setting pole, and dipping The end in tar
barrel, reached il down to the coin ant
brough, i, up, and slipping il into his peck
ct, walked OF, to the amazement OF the In
dian Divers, aud the no small chagrin C
the donor.
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COHASSET GIRLS.

The Philadelphia Times says that the
girls a, Cohasse, make nothing Of going
into the water aud bringing out shark
or n mackere by the nose. They dig
clans with their toes, and open quahogs
with pinch Of then fingers. They live
chiefly on sea fare, so that when kissed
they tasted salty, and when they die arc
preserved half century. Their hair in
old age turns into dry sea-weed and II
they have worn caps in their old age, the
cap is stiff and gllttering with crys'aIiza.
tons Of salt; and if you fall in love with
them in their youth, you find yourself in a
pickle.