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scrOfuln Cured.
OUiuioua Of phv.ic5ou..
Albany, April, le47.
CAUTION

Owing to the great success and immense sale nj Docter
Iownsends sarsaparia. hunter mtn who were Tor.
merry our Agents, htve commenced making Sar~aparla
Extracts, Extrs, Bltter, Extracts of Vel Ow Dock &C
lhey generally put il up in the shaped hotties and
some OF them nave stolen and copied ADVERTISEMENTS
they are only worthless mians and should be avoided.
PRINCIPAL Office, 1875 Fulton ST. Sun Butling N. York;
and by all the principal Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the Uni ed statef w. Indies, ami Cannda
AGENTS Fer sale in Worcester by 81. b. GREEN,
anIJ AMEo GhEEN ~ 20. d2aW L "
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Female Medicine.

DR.. Townsonds Sarsaparila is sovereign and speedy
euro for ncpient Consumption, Barrenness, Proapsus
Uter Falling of the Womb Costiyeness Piles, Leucor
rhpa or Whites, Obsructed or difficult MenstruationS
ncontinence of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general prostraton of the systemao
ter whether the result ofnhereEt Prodac
cd by rreguarity, illness accident Nothing lie
more surprising than its nvigerang effects the ha
man frame. Persons Of all weakness and lasstude rem
taking at become robust and full of energy un jr
its influence Ii Immediately couHteracts the nerycles
ness Of the female frame, which is the great Of
Barronness twill not be expected of Us, in Of
delicate nature exhibit certificates of cures performed
bat we can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF
have been reported to Thousands Of cases where
families have been without children, AFTER using few bot
ties Of this invaluable medicine have bees blessed with
EEs healthy offspring
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Splitting blood.

ItW ToTN, April y, 1877.
DA- TowNsENp.-I verify believe your Sarsapar.ls
has been the means through Providence Of saving my
life. I have f3r several years had bad Cough. 1t be-
came worse and At last | raised large guam
titles of Blood had night sweats and greatly debi
tated and reduced and did not expect to live. have
oay used your SursaParlla short time, and there has
a wonderful change been wrought in mo. | able
to walk all over the city l raise blood and my
cough has left me. You well imagine that |
thankful for these results.
YoHr obediept servant
WIN. RUSSELL, IS Catharinosi
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FAMS--FAWS.

VIE hest assortment TO be found in the Chy-o,n.
whIca sre some very rich pne MS all nf whch III
be sold LpD, uery LOW. 1t COLEATA Ms where a ~
my be found great variety Of Rich Jeweiyv. Eoae,,
n. Temperance House. dwf M, oH VI
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Notice 70 the Lndirn.

Those that initiate Dr. TownseHd's Sarsapuriua nave
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females
&C. &C., and have copied bills and circulars which
relates to the complaints of word for word
other who put up medicine have, since the great
success of Dr. TJw nsends Sarsaparia in complaints in
cdent to emas recommended theirs although previously
they did not number of these mixtures Pills. &C.,
are injurious to females they aggravate dsease and
undermine tine constitution. Dr. Townsends is the only
and bert emedy for the female complantsii
rarely # ever fails of efecting permanent cure. il
be taken by the most delicate females in any
or by those expecting to become mothers with the
greatest advantages, prepares the system and
prevents pain dagger and strengthens both mother
and child. Be careful to get the genuine.
ScrOfmla Cured.
THIS certificate concuSvely proves that this Saraape
ria mas perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of the Blood Three persons cured in house uupre
cedsnted.
Opinions of Physicians.
Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders fron
Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is 10 certify that we, the undersigned Physicians
OF the City OF Albany have in prescribed
Dr. TownsendS Sarsaparilln, and believe it to be
Of the most valuable preparations in the market
H. p. PULLING, nj. D.
j. WILSON. N. D.
R. b. BRIGGS, MI
Albany, April le41 Pc ELMEND Rf ND
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Fresh Gods Liver Oil.

| a tIhsr.hArE article CAN BE HAD in any anantitv
A. py calling At 242 Main 81, corner Of Pi. asGnf
mN >. II. G. BATES, M b., Ap0ihecnrv
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Two Engine L;affaes
NOR EALE-one with eight feet Shears and compound
4 Head and The with six feet Shears and screw
.paratns Said Lathes nearly Iaqaire o. JOHN
3 LEAvERNs, at the Machine Shop OF Messrs 1our.el
4, Dayis a. Co. diff Nay t.
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TO LEI

TO LET.
TWO FRONT ROOMS on MAIN STREET, few door
L north of the Post Office Iaquire at this Office.
June %. arr
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COFFIN WAREHOUSE.

UUFFIW WAREHOUSE,
"A NTM. G. MAYNARD, City Sexton ard
& w Undertaken, keeos constantly on hand u
N general assortment Of COFFISs, ei all M yarious
W kinds. NJ Sections and Others nom the neehbor,ng
towns, will be furnished IT short notice.
Office, No. 80 School Stree.
u Residence No. - Sumzatr Strept,
M arch IL. dw,i WORCE~ FER
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Consumption Cared.

Clsaass and Strengthen COnsuriptiOn can Be cured
Bronchitis, Consumption Liner Complaint
Colds OdtGrrh, Coughs, Asthma, SpittiHg
Blood Sore4es in the Chss; Hectic
Flush Night SrsGt', Di&eah
PTofHse ErpeetsvatiOn, Pain
iN the Side, &C.. hare been
GRa can be cured
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RARE CHANGE.
Carriage, Sign & 0rnana aEal palnf;na

lUdAIAdS0I EI6M q UKMdNGlLaI Painting
s# & '1NHE subscriber, gratciu. for past tcvofs
Gf%% tyz1Y would respectfully inform the pnbli.
S59txI that he still con, inies the above susjness
S-@-------SE----at the OLD STAND. Mechanic Street
near Main, where ne hopes incTeae eli co,na
tnce oil patronage DEXTER RICE
Worcester Dec 27. ~,
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mo aTother. and Enrried y.ndies.


This Extract of sarsaparila has been expressly pro
pared in reference female complaints No female who
ROD TIE turn of Rt" should neglect take ii, as
it is certain preventive for any ofthe HuMerons and
horrible diseases which femaIes are subject at ths
time of life. This period meg be delayed for sevsra
years By using this madeleine Nor is il less valuable
for those who approaching wcmanhcod as Il is
calculated assist nature by guiekening the blood
and nvigoratng the system Indeed. this medicine -
Invaluable for ell the dslicate diseases to which wo
subject "a
Grent blessing 10 Mothers az Children.
1t is the safest and most effectua med1cine for pu
rifyng the system and relieving the Sunsrngs attend
both the mother and child prevents pain and disease
increases eariches tho food those who have used
H. think IL is Indispensable 1t is highly useful both
before and aer confinement a. prevents diseases at
teDdant upon cbildbirth-E Cosveness, Piles, Cramps
Swelling Of tho Feet Dependency Hsartburn Vomiting
and s. segulaag the secretions and equalizng the cir
cuation it has equal. The great beauty Of this mo
Gicno u.s. il always safe, and the most delicate use Il
dicpe in some little Castor Oil. Magnesia, ia useful
Exercise in the open air. and light food with this med
cine, upI always easure safe and easy con6nement
Beauty and Health.
Ca,netica Chalk and a variety Of prepar Mons geneT
.ly n use when applied the face. very spoil Of
its bsauty They close the pores of the skin and chock
the circulation wheh when nature i not th.aItsa BY di'
asss or powder, the skin in6amed by the aikalies
nsed In soaps beauties los production In the "hu.
NINA face Divine" well in the garden Of rich and de-
and hsaiy circulation Of the fuids the cnursng Of
tho pure rich bleed TO the extremites Is that which
paints the in the most exquisite beauty,
I, II thnt which impar the indescrbable shades and
as.bes Of loneliness that an admire but des-
sribe THIS beauty Is the efspring Of naturs--net Of
so,dey ar SOAP Hthsre IL pot free aud healthy eircu-
ntien there 10 beauty. If the lady is fair driven
snow if she paint and use cosmetics, and the blood
Is thick cold and hDpsrs. she 10 not beautiful she be
brown or yellow and there 10 pure and active blood il
Tiyes rich bloom the eBeeks and briancy their
eyes that b fascinating -
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Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
This Extract is put up in Quart Bottles; it is sir
tiRes cheaper, pleGsaRter and wGrranted superb
Orto any sold. 1t cures disease WithOut pohS-
itiHg, PwgiHg, sieksHing dsbth
Eating he Patient.
Tho great beauty and superiority of this Sarsaparila
over all other medicines u.s. while ii eradcaes disease,
it invigerates the body. 1t is one of tho very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it only purfes the whole system
aud strengthens the person, but it creates pure
and rich blood a power possessed by other
dicine And in this lies the grand secret of its
derfu 1t has performed within the last five
years than 100000 cures Of severe Of ds-
eases least $4,000 considered iEcurable 1t
has saved the lives of than 5000 children the
two past seasons
10000 cuses OF General Debility and want
of Nervous Energy.
DR.. TownseKd's Sarsaparia nvgorates the whole sys
tenn permanently. To those who have lost their
lar energy by the effects of medicine ndscetion
mittod in youth the excessive indulgence of the pas
sions and brought by physical prostratioH of ths
nervous system, aSsitude want Of ambition, fanting
sensations premature decay and decline Fastening
wards that fatal disease Consumption. be entirely
restored by this pleasant remedy. This Sarsapara Ia
far superior any
HnVi8Orating Cordial.
A II and invigorates the system gives sctiy
~ the limbs and strength to the muscular System 10
a most extraordinary deOrsS.
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activity The former event has produeed little ssnss-
ton at the Bonrss because in itself had little in
terest tho capitalists and the result OF the latter in
the return of the moderatr t had s.en antic Da.ed
by spectators. and therefore has produced little uc.
tuatoR. The consequences Of the Roman intervention
a rumor which was yesterday current, that the EGG
lish ambassador had sent to thu Minister of Foreign
Affairs note, protesting in the Of thu British
government against the occupation Of Rome nv the
French army exercised inluance on cant alists
aud spectators than have done all the operations of
the tedious and prolonged siege ut Roms This ru ~,
added TO the increasing necessity for loan and It's
consequent probability and the ssles nv holders
OF shares Of the late loan which they have Aid
all the instalments caused = sone~h,t con sderahs
fall yesterday you will by the subj sinst list OF
prices
he most favorite securities just appear hs tbs
City Of Paris houds Besides ths interest of about
per cent paid by than they entitled p-riocay To
prizes varying rom so ooo francs. bond soma 500
francs certain number II bonds which ar. frorn
time to time drawn. in species o lottery aud th-r
prizes and the interest render them security much
sought after that II is very frequently difficult to OBTAIN
them on the Bours-
In rail ways little or uotbingi IL doing
The last balance sheet of the Bank ~ France appears
so satisctory TO give rise to srah HI. purchases
In that curty The discounts bgin ny Mt length
To br augmented showing in the
OF six millions and that although tho tall
Ing due tn. Both of ths Month inclu ted ia tho
account. This has induced belief that n .rcal
Affairs resUmng some activity and lids ont
pect Of better dividend bank shares for the cad OF
the
IhA rinaa nvl~
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS uP THE "a TILES or THx
nUNGAHiANs-TuE CONTEMPLATED ATTACK oN @ ,
MoHS-ADvANCE UP THg RUSSIANS ON rksru-TER-
RITis bLFEsT OF TIiE AUSrRo RUSSIANS Al AUs-
VANDALISM or rIiE rERiAI TROUrs. ere.
We have received Intelligence Of several battles
inseht between the Huugsrisos aud the Austrs Rus.
sian army
The istter left Rsab on the 2pth, and advanced
IN tee divisions the t-n reads To- On
The one hand aud to Stuhlweisscuburg on the
other Previous TO the departure Ut tb tronps they
ucniolshsd t. the very foundations the house from
which tield marshal Lieutenant Wohlxemuth va.
shot ~. ans city the personal Intervention II the
Emperor prevented further Ut destruction The
Jewish distiict 90 the alleged ground Of being hJ--
isiy dfpued ard u nOurishtpK sympa' hie- w favor
~ kossuth aud Oi freedom punished 18th .
tne ~ 200 fofins aud which every Jes upJu pan
~ execution. ordered way ~Ithia tsepsy four
boufs few shoutihs- by drum bead oOurt martial
sUo great manv arrests tuvs pace aiso Nsv-r.h.
lees. the greater Part &c the male population aud esg~
csily must of he boys nk-v' numerous females
tHd sccsupsui'd the Hungsrisus their retr~st 50
that there actually renamed bat -rry 'es ~
he outer part u he oity suffered Htte the Interior
not ~ at Only uue bridge ~sr burned down 20
prevent the NsRysf from bviug molested In their
trtat
On the morning Of the soth Sosliok reached Ae4
with his corps here an setisn Gas fought, By vhieh
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
THE DETAILS OF THE NEWS.
Highly Interesting Accounts from
Italy, Hungary and Denmark.
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE,

The steamship Europa, Capt. Lott, arrived of
this port at o'clock, yesterday morning. She left
Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th inst, at o'clock
IN the afternoon.
Our correspondence, received by her, and the
details of the news from files of foreign jour-
mails, which We annex, will be read with the
deepest interest.
The news Is to the latest moment-to the hour
of the departure Of the Europa from Liverpool.
Annexed are the latest quotations of
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inst in order to adopt measures for fttu. display
loyalty nj tho approaching vi sit; and IL that
the Lord Mayor IL to issue alton f,r gen sra
Mayor will he Dsde Bsron-t. in COMM. morstioa Of
the occasion So the gossip Her Majesty bs
escorted by 10 war steamers mounting ls5 guns, aud
composed OF 00o officers. Rsn and marines.
Rrieve 10 tell yen that with all farinys the
spirit of rihbonsm Is still lurking In the minds of the
lower orders One night lately = large xssem bsge
took place in the ~sghborbood ofK-ady the amount
u If calculated OF GOO nearly all NJ whom armed
with firearms, swords, aut hsyouets They can. aud
went in military order aud threatened body ~ police
who were despatched after them instant dssth II they
int-rferrd prang.isn also Ia on the inc Ssve-
raj carriers. in the ueighborhood of Balymscanst.
dressed their horses heads with Orange ilis They
were attacked by party of utvies who. IN their
turn were attacked by number of Orangemep, and
severely beaten
On Tuesday last, the ceremony OF opening the
cbapps Mt Belfast hnrhor took place constructed By
Mr. Dayap. after The plans Of Messrs Walker Burgess
Of LONDON The first section of the work WAS CON-
pleed and opened for navigation in January ls4' aud
cost about FAB 600 aud tn. estimate for the remaining
portion was taken at ear oo0
The harvest prospects will he gratifed TO learn,
never better The accounts from all parts Of the
country state that the potato and other Drop.
looked mare hourishipg. We hsve authentic xc-
counts Of failure from part: aud IA the Pot ito
blight last ia the latter end of Juus
and pretty general In the first week in July it Is
hoped through the blessing OF the Almighty this year
will escape
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Debreesin, Nay IL.

TIE PiNAL ASSAULT On The CRY TIKI CAPIrUIA-
ToNs AND THE coNDlrioSs-inE RECEPTION or
The FRENCH TROOPS IN THE crrY-AssASsIVA-
TIoNs-1bE Feelings OF TuE RoMANs-NAsIPhs ro
or 1BE PoIE.
Annexed are the particulars OF Of the dual AS
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The Danish War.
ssNoJ NARY HATTIE ar FREDkRfca, BxrvKx- rrtx
DaNES AND sCHLESwfg. uoLsTRi yERs-rRTunrN
Cr rus nANtS-THE PROSPECT UF rEACg.
Thsre vas a terrible battle fought Al Frsderics
The 9th Inst bet the Danes sud sches -tg ostsu
troops. IN which the latter suffered tremeudously
some Interesting particulars connected With this
ssncuinrIy combat will be found annexed usnerd
Euiov. who oommsndrd the Dsuisb forces does not
mention the NUMBER IT his troops killed hut stsss
that 500 wounded Of whom ~ we're officers t50e
schrs~g nolsteip prisoners arrived at Eopsnh.gau
the 9Th inst Seven nrli pieces forty "a and 81 pous-
der. well ~ ,nsdes and mortsrs fell into Uru.rst
punw's hands General Bonin. Who directed the
Sch.s~g Hulsteinets states his oss IL killed sound
CO. a1d prisoner, 20 be 1000 Every account prvss
thst conflict terrible aud that the valor de-
pis yed both sides seldom nsve surp tss.d
bic victory has llc1 the Danes with iudsscribssls
eotbusi.sm while the Schleswig Iosteuers who fed
bitterly 1t beiug completely defeated determined
to f-tk The first opportunity Of meeting the Danes in
The rid where they have resolved TO conquer die
annexed u an account OF the battle from the Dsnish
General
North JutIsnd Army. July 6-s P.u
According 20 previous arrsns nen,s % FRIDAY msruirs
ia clock advanced guard under the ccusard
R d.houchsi from tho fortress sad directly drors .hs
.dvaned rc-ts afford for tne ssvtlrv
"a sol e.h brigadss - forssrd ss fJrm -
ns % stsct, the srtsy following IN the rear Toe a.
SIDE boldly and vim Zach ntreptdy that the
enys works sormed and destr I'D Nser tse
ammunition. aud every descriptions Of material OF the We
ssg,rr.
lCs~hn~ed On ns FswA Psssl
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thai such property turned quar,ena.er Of
the United States army, explaining when the claimant was
remounted Ne, reqaued in said hsst class OF
In the production of the evidence previou,y
described be dispcns ed WITH unless the mpraccaby 81
producing IL be clearly proved, and then the and
besi Other evidence OF which the susceptible must h.
furnished IN lieu thereof .
Every claim must be accompanied by deposition NJ
the claimant declaring that he has received from snv
officer agent of the United States any horse horss
equipagc, announcements, mule wagon. cart boat sleigh
harness Gas the may be-, ia lieu of the propen,
lost, any compensation The same " be snpps
ed. il practicable, by the original valuation list nsd
by the appraisers OF the property The time the wa,
AIKEN into the United states service. and M
loss alleged TO have occurred becans the United Stale,
failed TO supply transportation for the horse, and the owns
pelled by the order of his commanding officer ~
embark and leave him. provided for in the first secon
of the law the affidavit of the claimant must in addoa
declaration above mentioned declare .hat he d
obedience the order OF his officer leave horse nm.
equpase, and that he sold otherwise disposed n
the said horse equipage and received any COM
for said horse equpaxe from any what
ever"
All evidence other than the certificates of officers who
M the lime OF giving them, in the military service Of
the United States, must be sworn 10 before Judge
justice OF the peace other person dolly authorized 10
administer oaths, and Of which authority proof should NC
company the evidence.
GEO. w CRAWFORD
Secretary OF War
APPROVED March
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TN pursuance Of law, ], JAMES X. POLK President of
make known. that public sales VIII be held a. shs under
mentioned land offices in the State of WISCONSIN, at the
periods hereinafter designated. to wits
AT the land office the Falls of ST. Crox river,
iencng Monday the fourth day Of June Tor the
toned townships and parts of townships, Wis
North Of the base line and ,csst Of the fourth principal
riffaa.
Fractional township twenty ve and townships twenty
six, thirty. thyone and hirty-two of range seventeen
fractional townships twenty-five and tweniy-sx, and
townships thfyone thrytwo' and 'hy-three, OF range
Fractional township twenty six and townships twenty
Townships hiry-thee thirty four, and thiriy-hve oil
range twenty . -, !,
day September next for the disposal OF all the public
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
enumerated which have been shall be, reported before
the day OF sale containing copper ead or other vana
BILE ores be offered for sale in quarerquarter sections
less than five dollars acre, except the sections
and parts of sections, II any, covered by those mining
leases which shall not be delennea by .e Gay nasu iJf
he Of The d 1v on the hd gay
additional land district in the Territory of Wis
consin, and for other purposes
day. the eighteenth day of June next, Tor the disposal Of
the public lands within the aforementioned town.
ships and parts of townships, viz;
North of the base line and of fourth
Townships fourteen fifteen and sixteen of range one
Townships fourteen, fteen and SIXTEEN OF range two
Townships twenty, wentyone, and twenty-five OF range
three
townships Nineteen twenty, twenty-one ana twenty
two of range four.
Townships nineteen and twenty, of range five,
Townships eighteen, nineteen and twenty OF range six
Townships eighteen, nineteen and twenty, OF range
seven.
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty of range
eight.
Fractional township eighteen and townships nineteen
and twenty, of range nine.
Fractional township eighteen, and townships nineteen
and twenty, of range ten.
Fractional townships eighteen and nineteen, and town,
ship .peny, of range eleven
Fractional townships nineteen and twenty, Of range
twelve.
Fractional township twenty, of range thirteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the OF schools, militia
y and other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering OF the aforementioned lands will be
nenced the days appointed and proceed in the order in
which they advertised " it'll all convenient despacb
until whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks and private entry OF OF the lands will be adj
mitted until after the pration OF the TWO weeks
Given under my hand. at the city OF Washington, this
day OF February, anho Domini thou
sand eight hundred and lofty-nne. -
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the Presidents;
RICHARD M. YoUNs,
.t- Commissioner of the General Land Office