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NoTfCE-Is hereby given to all persons hav>
~ ing had Saving done at Chas. NJ Fower's
sAw>mIli in the town OF Salem are required to pay
all accounts due or saving 10 said Charles NJ. Fow
her or his appointed agents, Sam J. L. Tarbel and
EIlal Foster and TO no other person withont spe-
cial order from me, as all accounts are made over
10 CHARLES VI FOWLER.
Bristol April 90, 1919
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Tus Line is fully prepared 10 do the western
freighting business from Buffalo TO Like Michl
gan upon terms highly favorable to the public
and IN connection with the
Michigan Rail Road Line,
on the Erie Canal to contract Tor the same from
the cities of New York or Albany to ports upon
Lake Michigan, and to do a liberal share of the
irelghung Of Produce eastward from Lake Mich.
Ign TO Butltlo, Albany or New York
The following Steamboats, will run in connec.
ton wl'h the Michigan Central Raj Road
Between Chicago and New Buffalo-=Steamcrs
Detroit, Pacific and Sam. Uard;
The Pacific and Sam'l Ward running to Milwau-
kee via Liueiort, Southport and Racine
Between Milwaukee, Pert Washington and
Sheboygtn-
Steamer Champion.
Between Detroit and Buffalo, DAILY. leav-
ing both places in the mornlng-throu gh without
landiag-stcamers
MAYFLOWER AND ATLANTIC.
Between Detroit and Buffalo via Cleveland
DAILY. leaving both places in the morning
Steamers
Hendrix Hudson Baltic Empire, Oregon
and Saratoga.
Between Det'oit and San dusky, daily
Steamer .4rrop.
Between Detroit Monroe & Toledo, daily, t,ea
m r joan OWEN X JoHN HorLIsrrR
Between Detroit an Por, Huron, d.ly-Steam.
els FRANKLIN MooRE X TELEGRAPH.
AGENTS.
4. J. Van Dcwa,er. New York.
Richard b. Van DewaIer, Albany.
II. VI. Knee, Cent r. r. Dock, Buffalo.
Chas n Hurd, r r. Freight He use, Detroit
r. II. Murray. New BatiaIo.
James Peek n Co. Chicago.
w. Munger, Liule Fore.
{, |. Hutchinson X Co., Southport.
Knapp, Murphy X DuttoD, Racine.
B Humphrey, Milwaukee.
IL Packages arriving a: Buffalo by rail roa ID
or ca nr for IhIs route should be marked ''via VI
Z RR, and consigned TO the care OF II. Nj. Kin.
ne ]. w. BROOKS.
April 20, lS49. Sup't Mich. Central Il. X. Co
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DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM.
A CERTAIN REMEDY

weak back, Wcakncss OF TIC kidncys &C. lnlaInma-
ton Of same Is Immediately retisrcd By fec days OF
his med'ciHe and always result It's use. II
EfnIrS as
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a complaint Of most paiaiI character, Is
IMMEDIAIELN RELIEVED.

and follows ny days OF this article: il is
Ear any ohcr parafjoR fer this disease for
,thrr aseasc originating from impure blood See Pam
Vhfef.
This disease is purely Of the blood the action
hs medicine, IS - speedy that the Piles, whether inter
nal or external, will be cured by it, few weeks
Hundreds perhaps say thousands have been per
Sci? cured in the of three bottles
tre, and as this produced from tho of this
p4nacca upon th- blood II is more likely be permanent
Ilan u l-iIce1 from nAinrnal en- Il.a
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as proof Of cures in this distressing class COMPLAINTS
See pamphlet. dH brofeu d0oa, dcGiitdied constitutions
from the effect of mercury, will find the bacng power OF
this article to act immediately, and the poisonous mineral
eraacaied from the system.
Tie - disi'"ct properties which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly i'll the application
compound for the distressing class Of complains which
head this paragraph For there has been used IN
IKE north Of EurODe q
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GROCERIES

GOOD TEA per ID 81 l-2 cts
Java Coffee l2l2s
d" Rio 80 II lbs. for $l.0O
" Porto Rico Sugar per ID cts
" " Syrup per gal. 80 cts
90 AIoids~cS 81 cts
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paiue .An't Of Insurance
T 100 tbs. saved pr 100 lbs

by Goods (gen eral ass
average $50 20 cts.
Books anc Stationery, TOM
mon stock, Al S6
Boots and Shoes, av'g .alue ~ 81
General stock OF Groceries,
excepting such articles as
would come via Illinois
and Michigan Canal. av-
erdge stock, 20 10
Druggist and Gro2 city
assortment "A %
Hats, Caps and Furs, gcn'
assortment SO 43
Hardware, shelf goods gem
pra,lv % IS
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so such complaints and also for arrangement. Of the f.
mae frame,
IRREGULARITIEs. sUPPRESSIONS.
A THOUSAND NAMES

plhIuI INVESTIGATIONS. No 0ricIe has been offered
except kzis Mhich T0Hid touch his kind Of
Ii may be relied upon a and effective remedy aid
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MARBLE, MARBLE.
RSAsS 8 SMA-S,

a q - n - u - - IN
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w this State, that they rave Tu,hased of
NJ essrs. Willard & Strykcr, their entire stock
in this line Of business, and have on hand one oil
the gest and best stocks of MA RBLE in the
West Persons will also find al his establish
ment the cele irAted RUTLAND MARBLE,
being the only place in the State where II can be
procured. Their stock consists IN Pars OF
Monuments, HeadstOneS, sc.
Persons wishing TO com memoraie deceased
friends ca supply themselves at ibis establish
ment. four doors north Of the Post Office, or dt
rect!y opposite the store of Francis, Haw'ey, IL
Co.
Having employed the services OF Mr.. :" d.
GUIoU, we'll known celebrated ArtlsE IN
this branch of mechanism, throughout the u ,.
we can safely recommend all our work TO be
executed the most approved manner and la
test style.
Southport, Feb. Is, le49 n34y
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i. il the grand csliag rlcdicne and is daily curing It's
thousands The OF its rebuilding the eutirc
sutiOn u.s. that il compounded of - distinct vegetable
properties each root Il remedy distinct by itself
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT.

which in all diseases Or arrangements bfa.c frame
distractions. dic"Hies painful meHsrHdtiOas. &c. has
eicctal cure This root Is indigenous soil and
found III large quantities, and a medicinal property
stands without equal il forms Of the compounds
IN the preparation, which whole is the best remedy
ever gwen 10 dchtatcd females is sure and the sys
Inn Nylll In r.stln IL. Il..nItI l,i r,,-l,
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,

decterOHs compound is part o. this nurture, il cures
these diseases with certainty aud celebrity aud docs
leave the system torpid. See PamPhiet.
SO thoroughly does this mixture act III this disease that
an immediate cure is made. All other remedies are now
c this great vegetable preparation, st, (tor II
contains no poisonous mineral. which is tine basis of all
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-25
CROKER \.

An extensive lot OF Flowing Blue, LIGHT Blue,
White Granite, and Flowing Mulberry, Ne.
cheaper than ever before offered in This market.
An examination is solicited.
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.Iaaqrys 1919.

U,ar Sir Believing tina, public statement
u nly affection may be of service 10 others sim
Harry afflicted, as well benefit TO yourself |
take this means ~ informing yon, that about three
years ago | was attacked with a HsmorrhaPe Of
he lungs which induced my friends 10 despair
u my recovery. My health continued TO decline
for year when was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo Having applied to physicians, both
la this place and Baltimore without the least hene
1T, and having also mnde nse Of the Gairdnie Bai-
terry without any good effect concluded 10 try your
EIiraei Of iSdrSIpdruia, and am happy 10 say,
that after using singis bottle the pains entirely left
me aud have been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH w, SMALLWOOD.
To A. J. ScHwARTzr, Jr., January e. 1913.
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jan 30-lawt,M,lt5

A CARD.--Mr BRISTow, Finishing Writing Master,
n who has been giving lessons IN Baltimore with The mos
marked and distinguished for three pas aud
who is universally known prnman for the las
~ years In all Atlantic cities Intends visiting Washing
ton by the request u many citizens, aud will open h
academy In few days at Concert Hall Buildings, wrst al
Browns Hotel, for The purpose Of giving full aud com,
pleie course Of lessons ON his approved superior, sn ee
giant system OF Writing Mr. Brisow therefore, politely
and respectfully invites the lal.a and renil.mens
on and the public generally Of all ages to specimens OF
the style acquired which he has len nj Messrs Taylor
Maury's Bookstore, Ninth street, P,nnsy
nue. and at Browns Hotel II seonfdeny hoped that all
whose writing Is bad cramped, legibe will avail ihsm.
selves Of Mr. II reputation aud offer his arrival Ia
cheaply and speedily remedy the evil.
Feb 3
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I am most respectfully yonrs DC,
JOSEPH RADCLIFFE.
WAamE0ToN, Dectu,ber u, 1917,
.WAsnlneros, Dee.mbtr q, lsl7.

WAnHINoToN, Ufttmbfr q 1877.
To DR.. A. J. SCHwAhTlE, Jr
Dear SIR hereby acknowledge debt of gra-
iiiude due you, In saying that I attribute my pre-
state Of good health entirely 1.-THE Of your In
valuable preparation Of !Sarsdparfia. Having been
afflicted with an fgfammdiory Rheumatic Affection
II the knee. joint, which sweled such d degree as
10 confne me 10 bed for many wceks deprivina
me 81 the entire use Of my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
,he lcsst prospect Of recovering made use OF your
Extract Of Sarsaparllla 10 the amount Of bottles,
after which ] began 10 use my limb, and upon Its
fnTihaI had the satisfaction 10 find the disease
Iadlcatsd and my general health very much impro-
we'd Two years hive now elapsed and my health
stiil continues good You hreai liberty 10 make use
Il THE as Won may think proper.
Very trnely your obedieni eoryani
WIN, w. STEWART
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Committee Of Elections Messrs Richard w.
Thompson, Joseph Muln, Lucen B. Chase, Natha-
MEL Boyden Timothy Jenkins, John Van Dyke, S.
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Room No. 30 attic story.
Of Ways aud Means.--Messrs Samuel +. Vim
ton, Alexander H. Stevens, James J. Mckay, Charles
Hudson, James Mcdowell, Charles s. Morehead, J.
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Of Ciainas.--Messrs. John A. Rockwell, John
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mas $. Flournoy; James II. Thomas Room No. so
LIST story east.
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Grnnel, John Wentworth, Moses Hampton, Ban
Gregory, Joseph A. Woodward, Kingsley s. Blng-
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basement.
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2nd story rest
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/ Sawyer John q psfrey, Sampson w. Harris VIM.
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
SENATE

On Esrsisn RslaGons-Messrs Hannegan, Benton, Web.
On Financs- -Messrs Atherton, Dickinson, Clayton,
Ga 6on,msrceY Dix, Breese, johnson, Of Mary.
| land, Davis Of Mass, and Hamn.
| On hG,Htfdcfures-Messr Dickinson Upham Butler
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o. he 0hhhd-Messrs Rnsk, Atchison, Green, Dodge,
and Underwood.
On Narm Atairs-Messrs Yulee Miller, Bright, John.
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On Public s-Messrs, Breese, Corwn, Felch, I'm.
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| On Prirafe Land Claims essrs Downs, Foote John.
| con, of Louisiana, Fitzpatrick, and Badger
. On Lndiaa A6nrs-Messrs Atclson, Phelps, Houston
On Claims-Messrs Mason, wesicott, Underwood Brad
bury, and Baldwin.
On Revolutionary Claims M4ssrs Bright Bradbury Up
ham, Rnsk, and Johnson Of La. .
on he Jndicidry-Messrs Butler, Berrien. Wescot,
On he Post Ofcs and Post Roads sessrs Niles sur.
seon Pearce, Rdsk, and Corwn.
on Roadsdnd Canals Messrs flanagan, Fooe Clarke,
on Pensions Messrs, johnson, Of Louisiana, relch,
Phelps, Dodge and Baldwin. ..#
FIR Me District Of Columbia Messrs Johnson Of Ga
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On observation-disclosures, Tnrney, Douglass, Mangum,
Niles, and Clarke, 4
Butler Davis, of Mass,
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On he Expenditures Of Senate essrs Walker, Niles,
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SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE.
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Of he IimHed SafesDMessrs Cameron, Davis, Of Mass,
Butler, Underwood, and Breese.
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WoRrHINGToN q. sNrTHHN

FORMERLY soIIcIroR OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Washington, ID. c..
DRACTISESin the Supreme Court of the United States,
the Courts Of the District and of the neehboring Slater,
gives legal counsel his chambers claims oil
every description against Congress any Of the Depart
menis OF Government acts as agent IN procuring letters
requiring the presence and attention OF counsel or
agent al the seat of government.
H5- Office his dwelling, No. Missouri Avenue be.
tween and "A streets.
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PHYSICIANS cERTlF1cATES.

WARRINGTON, january ., 1876,
an informed of the ingredients ~ which DIR.
Schwartyo's Compound Extract u Sarsaparilla Is
composed, and believe IL TO he the best preparation
Of the Kind with which am acquainted, and ad,nir
ably adapted ~ produce saluiaty alternative effect,
PEltlGRlNE WAKEFIELD, VI. u.
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WAsnisoroS, January 0, lsls,

To DR. A. J. scHwARrzE, Jr
Dsar Sir take great pleasure In stating that,
about " months since, used your Compound FIR,
nrac Of iSarsaJ,drind a remedy for General Dsbl
~ under whlrh had been laboring long time
and Ihst a lew bottles restored me 10 sound health
which hn. continued 70 the pfescnttim
Very fespeltfully
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wAfarseros, Jsaudry u, lsl6.

WAsHiSGToH, january ", 1870.
Having been made acquainted with tina ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. SchwariKe's Compound
Extract of Safsaparilla believe Il 20 BE- most hap
M remedial combination Il TINT valuable roo, with
The other remedies ~ which IL ls composed,
j. NJ GIBSON A. u
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wAsniSoroS, January u, lsi5.
II gives me pleasure 20 say that am acquainted
with the proprietor Of III. above medicine and also
with number oi gentlemen who have tested it, eff
cscy; and ] have no doubt, from tho unimpeachable
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates that they can he fully relied on.
ULYSSES WARD
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Gg0RarTowy JsHsary ~, lsIa
Having been made acquainted BY Df sehwHtfe
with the ingredients al his preparation ~ Sarpaparia,
Ing IL o. an alternative al great efficacy, and IN 81
cases 10 Nich snch an Alternative s adapted u great
power BfNg y bbHNih W. "
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w.sa,SsTnss .iiRuary Is, lste,
Mos, Of the gentlemen named above are known 70
me as citizens Of high Iespectahillly and tho pro'
fessional portion II them arc al the best standing
among the physicians " this commun'y
W W. SEAToN, MayM
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PERRIN WASHINGTON.
To Dr. A. J. NenwAarzn, D.

TT UT, n! y. ~ WWANTIE, ia N I 49,
Dear Sir. Inder sense OF deep obligation TO
the virtue 81 your Sarsapdrla" In the entire
ration 81 one of my children from General Debai-
w and prosifaiin Of the nervous system, take pen
stifr Ia lrsfying 10 your invaluable medicine; but
seven bottles were used two years since, when the
child was restored To- and still conlines In the
Ioyn,cnt ol, perfect health. -
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ARB R,s = n . q o CATION

NH11N This preparation will cure Strains, IN
NfXSnruises, Stiffness Of joints, Cuts, Old <tfXA
-Al-U-Ulcers, on both man and beast, II has-S10-
cured Ulcers Of years standing Relief Is given In
spavins by Its application And for Fsnla and Poeevil
II is sure cure
Also, B6ers Horse po,rders restore the bad condi,
ton Of the horse and TO DESTROY WORMS, which give
much pain to that noble beast.
Barbers Horse Balls Qor Coughs and Cstarrh,) my
own preparation, and not irumpeed to the world as
specihc but the best found out Sold at SrO1rS Drug
Store
NIB All diseases treated, by the subscriber scien.
t6c principles. He is regular bred Farrier, and can
always be found al the Washington Stables ready TO attend
the calls Of the public. liam 1871 GEO. BARBER
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/ NAEHlNSIoss january ~, 1910.
| u gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract of Saraalnnl, prepared by d.. Sshwhtise
I IA have knowledge al it, constituent parts. ] be-
licye that IL viii hchi6To more lOr the afflicted than
any other preparation II Sarnparlla new b.fort ihs
public. II. y. cONDlCT, NJ. d..
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aRAHAMs MAaNAzIr.-.Is4o.
G n, GRAHAM II. CHANDLER, ANp !, y. TAYLOR
EDITORS

g. n, GRAHAM, j II. CHANDLER, Aap ], y. TAYLOR.
EDITORS.
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