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REAL EsrATE.

pERsoNS wishing become ownersofR Real Eatsts In The
City % Washington. may hni lftotIeir interest to call
urc, ilIe sbsctlheI whe has propsny unprecedented IN
prnv eh in different pefts II the city, and IN wiling -
lake dpnrion the purchase money and give long credit
upon ths balance Applications SHOULD be made coon,
mar l3-n ULYSSES WARD.
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PETER BROWN, AZ Liule st., Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIlIA has been eS,
pressly prepared In reference Female Complaints Nc
female should neglect TO take w. preventive
FOR any the numeronsand horrible disease which theJ
subject II Is valuable for tose who approaching
womanhnod s calculated TO assist nature BY quicken
Ing the blood and invgoaiing The System Indeed this
iicie is Invaluable for all the DELEGATE diseases which
women subject.
braces the whole system, renews permanently the
tura energies by removing Tie impurities Of the bood-by
far EfimnlaiR the system produce spse quenf
relaxation which y The case Of most medicines taken feI
emaia weakness aud disease.
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SICK HEADACHE.

WkfHiNaroN, JaNnnfy q lbIU
Mfr. c. Her sons. -DgAa SiR ~ have been for some
time troubled Win Sex Headache aud take pleasure IN
saying that in the Of Dr. Dresbach Kuhn and Pryor.
Dyspeptc Cordial, have Invariably found relief from
single dose, IcJnsider il a valuable medicine
Very respectfully N, w McGREGOR
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&c For sale m this city BY NJ
w ] II GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue.

NEw YORK September 10 1913
Gentlemen Having Your Dieinlectng Fluid on my
last voyage III The Washington the Atlantic. found
y an invaluable article for destroying The fuva from The
Water cloast, &c
III also valuable for the parssngrrF in their state
rooms particularly in o sickness Think itlfe best
disinfecttng agent ever invented
tSignfdl j JOHNSTON,
Master Sts1m Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Conf any
To Mesns PouIir, RooRHs 4 Co
ian 4-tltm
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COMMISSIONS oidie General Land once


Notice 20 Pre-enpsson Cisimsnts.l 10
Every person entitled 10 the right 81 pre- cmpron any
o. tbe lands within the sections and Of above
enumerated, sreapred 10 establish Tho same 10 fhe salts.
nson register and u the proper land Office,
ing tins notice and before the DAY appointed for the
1nsnctmeni o. fe public sale Of the lands hrheng e
Mar 6--Iawiaw M 800
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DRs. DREsBACH, KUHN a. PRYOR,S
DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL.
DYSPEPSIA.

~ N" = M ~ bkETINURk TtDTuaTy II I5T5'
Mr. G. HersonsDHAR SIR Asan act Of Justice, and TO
ninaon OF Offering you my voluntary tribute in favor Of
Messrs DREsnAoH, KUHN a PRyoH's DysPEPrIc Con.
DALI 'F 81
For long time have suffered from The effects OF Dys
pepsa much that my digestive organs would per-
form their functions, almost every thing eat was mined
lately elected from my stomach and the intense burning
In that region rendered my situation miserable
was fortunately advised by friend 10 try your medi-
cine and after using bottles was completely relieved
from, all the troubles which endured
Accept sir my warTest wishes for the success OF This
valuable medicine, and believe me, Sincerely yours,
#l#.V1H JAMES u. MASON
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE i26 FULTON STREET, N. yort
sn Building.
DIR, n w DyoTT 4 SONS, GRaRH,t AoEnru, No
xf2 North Second Street, philadelphia Pa
Aren't Tor WashinGon Cify, CHARLES STOTT, DRuo.
sIar, corner IN sneet and Penn. Avenue.
y Ht- Also, tor ssle by Druggists generally
to- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN THE
fAH6E SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
al ART, AND sIGnEp wIrH rBR WRITTEN at0rATuHr OF
s r. TOWNSEND, AND BLOWN oIAss
,ssgt IN ID n. ID Y q n n In 98
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

.f5sH SEPTEMBER l6, 1876.
ia TowNsRup- Dear SirMy vile has been, for seve.
raj years afflicted with Rheumatism. She has tried many
iife,yn ,emsdcs TO obtain relief but all TO no pur
nose she was finally induced by seeing your advertise
nent TO give your SARSAPAHliLA trial. ] was also,
(togser with ~ my employ badly troubled with
lie piles aud by sng small quantity Of your Sarsapa
rilla our complaint completely cured consider il
one Of elsines aud would advise all who are
afflicted 10 give " fia'
HIP, GARRIT GARRABRANT l,sE
l2l Market street. Newark.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.


DIR, TowNsENDIs sARsAPARII.LA is a sovereign
curc remedy for ncipent CONSUMPTION, and for the
general proetfaton of the systeio whether the
result ofhheren cause causes produced by reguariy
lnens, accident
Nothing can be more surprising than s invgorating ef
ecth on The human frame Persons all weakness and
sde before taking H. become robust and fnl OF
energy under lis influence u Immediately The
neryelessness 9th female frame which the great cause
Of unhappiness. VI 5FW
viii not be expected Of us in Of delicate ma.
tlre TO exhibit certificates Of cures performed but
assure the AFFLICTED that hundreds have been repor
ted TO .As
CoxskcKiR, Sept %, ls15.
DIR TowauEND-fo all whom his may concern--Ths
e % certify that my wife used one bottle Of your SARSA
PARlILA previous 10 critical event, under the most
alarming and delicate circumstances, being troubled with
the ropsy swelling OF the feet Affections and very
much deblai.d; with my perauas,on and the recommen
dalton OF those who had nsed IL she was induced to try IL
with e faith; and suffice II 10 say the medicine
had The happy and desired effect NOT only during the said
period but after tile expiration o. one week o. Us USE me
dropsy and affection gave way astonishing
degree, and her health IL better dian II had been for
long time previous
n this viii be Of any service to you, or any one who
doabIs The OF the medicine, you are entirely well
10 II.
.nbscrbe myself your obedIent and Obliged serv
& 81 JAMESON Z
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TEAS! TEAS!! TEASIH
WASHINGTON AGENCY OF TIE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMP ANY.
The Oldest Tea Eusbiiahment in America
PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW YORK.
mi, . :, /. x,,,<,x, nv, Z .,<..x,,A -, 80, IN

. The CANTON TEA COMPANY has 49,,
60 been popularity known many years 49,
fSTN This Ii lie largest and oldest Tea Estab- U2FM,
tA1i y lisllmer in America. The public have -
had full proof Of their integrity and responsibility But
such has been the great aud pressing demand for their
TEAS Of late that they have been obliged 10 enlarge,
great extent their two principal establishments in New
York, viz:
They moreover possess facilities In relation the Tea
Trade very abundant degree ana doubtless, superior
any other Tea Concern In America Their scrupulous
regard to all principles thai tend to the character
large house il web nersood and has already secured
Establishments united and they consequently determined
sell Teas puer fragrant and pscl forthe priess
IN The aggregate than any honss in the world-Chins ex
cepted ai fyiD@l &s sss ifns
They zealoFy invite the attention Of the inhnb
apsormena are always hand and they feel hesits
lion in sating that wherevera single rali made very
decided preference is given 10 tile celebrated Teas OF the
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
H5- Reader, make the experiment. l5e9
ReaH Pref az ooes, snsc in al rases 70 De returned
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Notice 20 Pre- .emptIon cIsImsn,g,

Every person entitled right Of pre- enpon 10 any
Of lands within the Townships mud parts 81 rownshps
above enumerated s feqnred he establish the 10 tie
satisfaction Of the register aud receiver proper land
office, and make payment therefor yracfca5e
aher seeing this notice and before The day appointed Tor
cling the MARI claimed otherwise cinim will be Tor.
iciiei. RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of lie General Land Onice.
n,arrh E.lawi1,v q
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Notice to Pre-emptlon ClaImants

Every person entitled 10 the right OF presumption 10 any
Of The lands within The townships and parts 81 iownshps
above enumerated s required establish the 10 The
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment iherefor soon os practicable
asr seeng this note and before the day appointed for the
Of The public sale Of he lands embracing
the tract claimed Otherwise mch claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ, YOUNG,
Commissioner ofihe General Land Ohre.
Mar l--lawl3w 8E
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Notice Of the establishment or the Land
the State OF wisconsin.

the State or wisconsin.
pursuance of tie section Of the act Of Conyreaa
entitled An for changing the location Of The land Of
ne IN the Chippewa land district, and establishing an I'D
dioai land district In the State of Wisconsin approved
March 81 1919, which provides that For the sale Of thr
public lands IN The Territory Of Wisconsin, additional
land Office and land district hereby created comprising
all the lands not included wthinihe dlsrf Of lands sii
lest 2 sale At Green Bay Mwaukie, Mineral Point,
which shall be called the Western Land District, d.
In the State Of Wisconsin, N ~
Given under my hand, ei the ciy or Washington, this
second day q March, srno Domin QUE lion-and egis
Blythe President
RfcHkRD NJ YouEe,
Nsrs-lawl3w
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to saltwater, In Minnesota Territory.
HINDER authority Of the 6rsi section Of the act Of Con,
y gress entitled An for changing he location 81 the
Land On.e in the cairpKws LAND DIsrRicr, and tsab
fishing All additional land district w tlie STARE WIS
ooSafsn approved March 81, 1919 do hereby declare
and make known, thai from and aier the iriefh dey Of
June nnyi 6i The land office for The sale o. lie public
ands IL the CntrrswA LsSp DisrRIcr sha be removed
from The FAILS or 81. Cnor (wincona,iJ 70 ''SruLwA
TfH W 81 Croix County Minnesota Territory
Given nuder my hand al the fily of Washington THE
twtnIlih day Of March, Ammo Domin, lsig
y TAyIoR
by The President: t
RieHAup NJ YorSo,
commesioner Of the General Land ofee
msr30-lawl2w
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YOUNG LADIES. READ THIS

You who have Pale Complexion, Dali Eyes Biotchea
the Face Rough skin Freckles mud are out Of spi
rits, nse bottle or two Of Dr. TOWNSENDS SARSAPA.
RILIA II win cleanse the Blood, The FreckleA
and Botchee and give You animation, sparkling eyes, fins
sprs, and beautiful complcxionall Of which are Of i'm.
menes value TO UNMARRIED LApIEh, 5a4
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by THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
y, ot AtsGFt41 STATEs.4 ~ Et4HFtk isttI

IN pursuance flaw, JAMES X POLK, President ofihe
Unified States % America do hereby declare and make
land Offices ~ the Stale Of WISCONSIN al the periods here
inaiier designaled,to wit:
ing on Monday, the fourth day Of June The disposal
Of The public lands situated within the undermeniioned
townships, and parts Of townships, viz;' Ta fRN
North qfihe base line and rest be fourth principal
me~didn.
Fractional townships twenty-five and townships TWEEN
TOWN G AND ys saI fs@s sn
townships hry'one, hiny,two, and ihyree, Of range
nine, ,hIy,hrs and thirty ,ioar ofrpnge ninsisen
Townships thirty ihl,tyonr and ihrfy-hve. OF
Al the same place, commencing on Monday The third
DAY OF september next for The disposal Of OIL &c polc
lands within thu townships aud fractional townships a'oNe
enumerated, which have been shall be- reported before
le day q sic &c eonanng copper lead Or other valuable
moi less han i've dollars per acre except the sections ana
parts OF sections any, covered by ose mining eaaes
menoemeni OF The public sale, in accordance win the pro
yans 81 s on d., a G o. M 70 ,
additional land drct In The Territory OF Wisconsin aa
for nihtr purposea.'
day the eighteenth day ofJune ior hs diapol o. ihe
vacant public ands within The aforementioned iownshps
and parts Of 'ownshlps, VIZ.
North Of HE base line and rsst Of The fourth Hpriacip
Townships fourteen 66een and sixteen, q range one
Townships fourteen fifteen, and sixteen, Of range TWO
Townships twenty twenty one and twenty TWO, OF range
three,
Townships nlnsteenf twenty twsn,y,one and twenty
two, Of range four 5i=t55
Townships nineteen and twenty, OF range five. AZ
Townships eiahieen nineteen aud twenty Of range six
Townships eighteen, nineteen, aud twenty. Of range
seven.
Townships eighteen nineteen, aud twenty, Of range
eight. IA iHbs }1iit 5ftsff .Isist NGf t5l7
fractional township eighteen and Townships nineteen
and twenty, Of range nine.
Fractional township eighteen, and towuships nineteen
and twenty ofranee ten,
Fractional townships eighteen and nineteen aud town
ship twenty, of range eleven, e.i a't ga.E-
Fractional townships nineteen and twenty, Of range
twelve. .i#l3t. s. 5.lss ,ss lf - sy asH
Fractional township twenty, Of range thirteen.
Lands Appropriated by law tuf the Of schools militia.
~ and other purposes will he excluded hon The sales.
The offering 81 The aforementioned lands viii be
menced on the days appointed and proceed IN The order in
which they advertised, with all convenient deppsci
iii the whole shall hive been offered and the sales thus
closed hui sale shall be kept open longer Than
weeks, aud private entry oi The lands viii he adj
united until aitr the expiration OF the weeks
Given under my hand, al the ciiy OF Wasfngon This
twenty seventh,iay OF February ammo Domin one ihot
sand eight hundred and forty time,
JAMES X POLK,
ny the President:
RICHARD NJ. YouNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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Every person entitled 20 The right of preempli to any
ofihe lands within tie sections and parts Of sections above
enumerated Is required To esabsl Tie game 10 The Salts
faction Of The eeinfer and receiver of the proper land Office,
aud make pay ment therefor as pIGrcaie after
seeing this notice, aud before the day appointed for the
II the public sale Of the lands embracing
The tract elamed Otherwise such claim will he forfeited
RICHARD nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
Mnr -IaMl3Y 49,
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INTERESTING CASE OF CRANE cHoI1c


Chees are always Distressing sometimes fatal article
That has proved in many successful as Drs
Dreseaehi Kuhn and fryora Dyspepc Cordial has done
certainly ought 10 be made pubic
The proprietor has no hesitation yng never
Of anything acting promptly in giving relief Tie follow,
NEAR NOTTINGHAM, Prince Georges Co Nd July4 1911
hT o, Hersions day last week In nv hnrg M
field one Of my hands seized in violent manner be-
heved 10 he eramp cholo, and became coDvused in Ills
entire syremhis banis, his fingers toes contracted
and all his limbs distorted unnatural way Eie, men
key In the actand bathing his aud temples with
liquor For two hours more the process was confined
without any abatement In the diseBSe the man during The
un,e fcreamlpg with agony then sent boy to Mi 3
Hoyday about m.le OF 10 try IL ythng could be ao
there 10 afford relief They me ahau two snoonsn
Dyspeptie Cordial His exemitles had by This time be-
come qnite eold--fhe pulse had ceased beatndred
did not think he could ike Ten mn,liesa,ch mn obeci
never before witnessed During the psroxism aree Knots
would run up and down his legs rubbing him con
fanily now commenced giving about one third Of The
Solda,-sooD after which thought perceived
some change or the better In Ten fifteen minues gaye
the same quantity Of The medicine and found bls puee Raj
somewhat returned then gave the balance OF The Cor
dial at about the intervals soon ser taking ,le ia,
portion he was entirely relieved OF the disease
was now conquered and state OF ensneJ The con
oron e waathrown into made him quite in his body
aiter the spasm ceased. go
~ skinner arrived some time the lac ,lose Of be
nad hfen gwen and aier the as,s had snbsjded
me man was now relieved and b1ire KIM, on hea NM
Cordial had sa-..' case, vry randdly said the
Dr. y ,dh his life DR. MaccubOin came soon aler
and his opinion conceded on tile subject with him
dnk Il duty to the public to make this eirenmkance
known, MICHAEL, CARROLL.
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grown In China, 80
ny TAKE NOTICE i--The Canton Tea
Company are the erchsipe vendern OF the superior
Black Tea called " HOWQUA'S MIXTURE" They iniros
iueed II Ia America in lSiU-end every other person
house protesting SILL the al all much less
lower priceereve the urwaiy az the public themselves
will perceive by comparing the spurious with the genuine
2. Holwtlnsi' vended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package On addition 10 us consinng mn csighf,
and elegance aud The Tcss 80 thoroughly secured
from light aud air, that their qualify and power will remain
nnimpsircd IN any Innate, Sc
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
al NtAt t14Ratst 4tH Al TRMpLHMAE's Hook store
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BAtriMoRE, February -, 1912
Mr.. g. Htrsf5ps.--DRAR SIR Having been subject Ia
attacks Of clolic for long time whcha length
frequent thai AFRAID 10 eat take drink OF cold
wafer Al abont This Time Gone year ago. advised
Try Drs Dresbac Kuhn and Pryors Dyspeplic Cordial
sold by yon, thai II would certainly do harm and
mighido peat good, 10 which cnneenied and com
enred using H. taking table spoonful Immediately ahsr
eating my meals very soon found u doing me eooa
my fears disfpaed feeling that had REMEDY
In eafs q attack Aud am pleased say that have
scarcely needed other medicine since flat time and
have mad but one arrhek Of ehoc since that lime and hnf
but slightly having tie remedy NJ hand which was soon
In requsiion with effect You may readily imagine INV
grateful feel a having such remedy remembering hat
had suffered nlne hour Of agonizng pain IN The last .,
tack, before receiving said Cordial.
keep said Cordial constantly In my house and do mi
venture from home Without taking with small qaan
my would not DC Without or deprived Of u any
count Respectfully yonrs, E ~ y.
s1 VIM ANDERSON, No. u Hanover 81.
For aale by J r. CALIAN
SIG u s PATTERSON.
4 Georgstownb o. NJ LINTniCUM
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DH TowNsEnD Dear Sr--I have The pleasure 10 inform
You that three OF my children have been cured oil the Sco
ala BY The Of your excellent medicine They were al
hcted very severely with bad sores have only iou
bottles took them away, for which feel myself nnds
deep obligation Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN los Wooster slreet
New York, March |, 1877.
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THREE CHILDREN

This certificate concusyely proyea TINT his SARSAF
RlLLA has perfect control the obstinate sea
Of the blood Three persons cured in house 10 imp
tedented
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JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor Of The Railway Republ
fnpnislled lie above certificate, ana remarks IN ed
fral AS Ulfows t45
ny The success OF DIR, TOWNSEND'S pREPARA
ton or SARSAPARlLI.A appears be Of The mort
esira9rnsry character We Eh'sh to-day two certificates
III lis behalf from Capt Mclean, OF tins town, and
from he Rev Mr. While Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known in Railway; Capt. Mclean bei,vesthe med
cine 10 have saved his life and Mr. Whr seems rnier
equally strong confidence IN efficacy Intelligent
men like these would NOT praise strongly what they did
mol fully believe 10 he deserving
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Nav lo-am ee0rs ' :. y IlNrIllcuN.
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Capt q W. Mclean Member Of the Legislature and late
)fhe United States Navy, has kindly SEM The following
certificate, ittells It's own story
RAILWAY, Jan. 20, 1917. 4,
year since l was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system elf In debllaed state. was induced
ny DIR, TOWNSEND SSARSApARILLA and niter ting
two or three bottles WAS yeiy much relieved aL
bate u entirely 10 the said Sarsspanla. have continued
taking II, and find that improve every day believe il
save,i my HE am would not be without under any con
alteration G., w MCLEAN B
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-06

fairs, of his former and his present situa-
tion, and he remarked that although these
were not his weahhiest days, yet he
thought he could say they were his hap
piest.
What more," said he, "could | have.
till and reap the reward of it-heaith,
plenty and content. All around me is hap
piness.
almost envied him. In this manner
we conversed for some time, and 40 it was
growing late, took my leave, promising
to call soon again.
Business of an urgent nature called me
to the South, and prevented me from full
filling my promise, and it was nearly a
twelvemonth before | had arranged my
affairs sufficiently to return. But almost
as soon as | arrived hastenedt to see them.
Devalle informed me, that shortly after my
departure for the South, he received intor-
nation of the death Of his brother Henry,
Of whom they had no tidings for many
years.
He had made the tour Of Europe, and
started for Cuba, where he arrived and was
induced to become sugar planter. The
faithlessness Of friends, for whom he had
become responsible, robbed him almost of
all he had Disguised and dispirited, he
collected together the remnant Of his for
tune and sailed for Rio Janeiro. Shortly
after his arrival he entered into business.
Fortune smiled upon him, and in a short
time he realized an ample independence,
aud was looking forward to the time when
he could wind up his business and return
to his native land. But it seems that it
was not so ordered. A fever prevalent in
that country broke out, with which he
was taken, and despite the kind attentions
of friends by whom he was surrounded,
and the untiring exertions of skilful ply
scians he was in few days lain low by
death, the destroyer Of all hopes. He had
remained single, and the same letter that
brought them the melancholy y news of his
decease, also contained information that
was to put them in possession Of his eff
fects.
asked Devalle if he intended, since
his accessions to fortune, again to remove
to the city.
no. said he, Il have realized BY in
dustry sufficient to become the owner Of
this place, and the wealth I shall receive
will enable me to enlarge and adorn it,
He did so. Converted his humble
house into a more commodious one and
purchased additional land. Tie is now a
wealthy farmer, himself and family be-
loved and esteemed by all who know them.
And in my visits am confirmed more
and more in the belief that integrity of
character will not 90 unrewarded.