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LIE DOYEN,s DIsINFEoTINGFLU
MEsako, fopLiN, Ro"hhs SomrNNi,
Sole JroDriefOrs of the celebrated


Sole proprieors Of The celebrated t..
LIE DOYEN'S DISINFECTING FLUID,
Beg leave 10 call attention 10 this important and invaluable
article, the greatest discovery Oi the age-paiene in
Washington, December, 1917.
THE above invaluable preparation, which entities The IN
L venor 10, and must, when fully known, gain I'm him
the gratitude and blessings of the whole human family,
possesses the power Of Immediately destroying the most
offensive Odor, from whatever cause arising
BY II Hospital Wards he dlslnlected Of miasmn aud
Wafer Closets Cess Pools, Cellars 60 Sc, of impure
gases. III the sick chamber this Fluid will be found in.
valuable, the smell arising from the
body from the night stool, are by It's ut dis
peed and should the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
m from any necessary be kept severaI weeks
by using the Fluid without becoming in tile slightest degree
offensive.
Captains Of emigrant ships will derive ncalculable adj
vantages from its In the steerage for dsnlectng and
for bge Indeed, numerous Its virtues do
II Justice in advertisement would be impossible. Ger.
tcates from the celebrated physicians of England
France aud Of this city who have tested IT, may be at
our office, which will fully convince the most scepca Of
It's wonderful qualities.
Il entirely free from any odor Of Its own, simple in its
application and certain in Its effects.
To O,oners, agents. Captains Of pesses and Others For
sale in large quantities, for sieerage OF emigant Ships,
bilge water and other disniecing purposes BY app
rendering night soil u valuable manure.
The undersigned desire 10 bring this article into public
use II will be furnished IN quart bottles of oirown stamp
for local uses or by the gallon.
Orders are respectfully solicited and will he Immediately
supplied POULlN, ROGERS ~ co,
30 Merchants Exchange, william street.
New York.
n,- For sale In this city by
ut. w. a. J. ii. GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue.
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MERCHANTS from tic sOIiTu an

MERCHANTS from the SOUTH and WEST would
wi be amply recompensed by making cheap purchases
for CASH, by calling al the
CARPET, OIL CLOTH q WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nos ~ ~, North !Ssoo,d Street, Philpislphin,
Second FoOr, ons dogr beion Christ Church. ~
1000 pieces Of Wilton, Brussels Imperial, ingram, Dam
ask and veniian Carpeiinfs with oh Cloths Mats Rugs,
Looking Glasses, Blinds, Window Shades and Matngs,
Wholesale and Retail VERY LOW.
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

- . SgPTkMBsR TO- 1916.
On. TowssRsD--D Dear Sr-My wife has been for seye
raj years, afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies 10 obtain some relief hut all 10 no pf
pose She was finally induced by seeing your advertise
ment, TO give your SARSAPARlLLA q trial was also
together with man In my empoy) badly troubled will
the Piles and by using small quantity oi your Sarsapu
rlla, our complaint was completely cured consider 4
Of the best OF medicines, and would advise all who are
afflicted to give III trial.
GARRIT GARRABRANT
l22 Market street, Newark
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NEW VALUABLE LAW BOOK,

TUE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM.
BiA being complete dlgested Code OF all the Laws al
large municipal relating TO the colored popula
on whether free or slave, IN force In the District OF Con
bin and within the limits Of the Corporations OF Washing
ton and Georgefown On the LIST Of November, 1885, the
whole arranged according 10 the subjects Of the laws them
esiyes, by Worthington q. Snetlen, Counsel Law
Jus, published IN pamphlet price 0cenls For ale by
ian I'll =. TAYLOR
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JOHN JACKSON. Esq, Editor Of the Railway Republ
hnpubis,ed the above certificate, aud remarks in ed
Trial rs follows:
ns- The success Of DIR. TOWNSEND,S PREPARE.
TlON OF SARSAPARlLl.A appears 10 be OF the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day certificates
IN lis behalf from Capt Mclean this town, and one
nom The Rev. Mr. White Of Staten lsland gentleman
well known In Railway. Capt. Mclean believes the met
cine To have saved his fe and MIR White seems TO enter
lain equally strong confidence in its efficacy Intelligent
men like these would moi praise strongly what they did
not fully believe 10 be deserving TT
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PETER BROWN, AZ Little st., Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

THIS EXTRACT or SARSAPARII.LA has been OK.
pressly prepared IN reference Female Complaints No
female should neglect To take it, ii lisa certain preventive
Tor any Of the numerosand horrible Diseases which they
subject II is valuable for those who approach hing
womanhood Is calculated assist nature BY quicken
ing the blood and nygoaiig The system Indeed this
iicine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases 10 which
women are subject .@
Ii braces the whole system, renews permanently the ma.
iiir energies by removing the impurities Of the blood-by
50 Tar stimulating the system us 10 produce Subsequent
relayaon which II Tie Of medicines taken for
eniale weakness aud disease.
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ny ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

JJERTS 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 they warranted not TO rorrodc-and
for elasticity neness, and durability, are unequaed by
any other pens offered These pens first intro
suced into tis country In August 1915, at which time the
manufacturers were unknown to the writing community
the pen therefore had to stand on us own merits. II Is
therefore gratifying the manufacturers to acknowledge
that Discerning public has paid the highest tribute toher
hbors and lie present demand (Which daily ncreas-
ing) FAR exceeds their utmost expectations.
CAUTION.
Whereas fraudulent persons have, nconsequencc
To offer a Spurious imitation bearing the same stamp the
genuine pens the manufacturers hereby give notice that
they will ~ osecuie any persons who Use their name
trade marks for the purpose OF deiraulng the public by
selling roress trash for the genuine aadgdDiated pens
and ns a further protection themselves and the public IL
will please observed that in future each boxs OF genuine
mems will label the bottom bearing the signature Of
The manufacturers In their own handwriting TO initiate which
il forgery To be had Wholesale nj the Manufacturers De-
not No Sc John street. New York, and retail from all
spectacle Stationers IN the United States may 81 -u
NEW FANCY GoODS-we shall open, this day. a few
IN very desirable French fancy per
bernia such rs Tuck Combs shell and bufaloovery
beautiful patterns.
Porte Monies shell, ivory, and leaihera very convent
ent and sale article Tor the gold dollar.
Ten Of Bilious Kid Gloves all cloors and mum
bers
Ten dozen heavy French silk Goves-all eolors.
Twenty dozen light goaamer thread Gbves-uew article
sizes numbered for gentlemen only.
One " PerfunericR consisting of fine Extracts,
Rose Soaps, Almonds Soap, Lip Saye, Cold Cream, u
bin's)
Ss dozen English nexla,stibe Salts (Paiy'D ground
glass. PARKER'S Fancy and Perilmery Store.
MsyHE. Pa avenue, near National Hotel,
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt g. w Mclean Member Of the Legislature and late
Of the United States Navy, has kindly us the following
certificate. IL tells It's own story
RAILWAY, Jan. 25, 1877.
year since was taken with the influenza, and my
Whole system left In drbiliiate state. induced 10
Try DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA, and alter taking
Two or three bottles was very much relieved and ar
butte II entirely to the said Srsaparila have continued
taking II, and find that improve every day. believe Il
saved my ie and would moi be without 1t under any
sMeration. q. w MCLEAN.
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1884, 100 do
All the iron 10 be of the best American manu-
facture
Class No. 2.-Piaie and Hoop Iron
ZOO pounds 3-l6-inch plate iron per pound
5000 do do do do
1880 do 9-l6 do do do
l2i pounds iron hoops, 3 feet inches long, 2. in
ches wide, and inch thick do
l2O do iron hoops, 10 feet I inch long, 2, inches
wide and inch thick do
1900 pounds hoop iron, y inch wide, lilo inch
thick, not less than - f. long do
1900 do hoop iron, | ]. inch wide, 4.lG inches
thick, not less than - fl. long do
1000 do hoop iron, !. inch wide, lilo inch
thick, not less than % f. long do
All 10 be OF the best manufacture
Glass No, 3-BoH and Square Conner
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compilations Dull Eyes, Boiciies
on the Face, Rough Skin, Frerkes, and are, spi.
rs use bottle or Two OF DR.. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA.
RlLLA. II will cleanse the Blood The Freckles
and Bloches and give you animation, sparkling eyes fine
SPIRITS and beautiful compassionate VI which are oi I'M.
nlense value 10 UNMARRIED LADIES.
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TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.
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Grand and UnequaIled Preparation
on ,hs and called for throughout the Length
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S.s . %s he w sp.i. o Ss s,.s Sa
GENUINE
Old DIR. Jacob Townsend's sarsapariila
,s ; !; .S Ss .' ys: e :; Gs =. o.!
ss . Al Iss is,,.a .s , % ] .I,
"a. , s.is,s; rp.'s "a . Il.
Cure Of Innumerable Diseases.
'nss ,ss reason sns WIZ We hss, @
4IsM BYySshfslA IrIAST
FhNSss ESuSToSs faks EoTSEs ~ II
Impurity of the Blood.
a .s ss1 y: s.@. s TO-. a ss%Gs s &C.,. s
:. al "a 4. i:.s! 4. S
.s ."s Rs% ss: ;s . ss s s.s "t
no.lins sIeslsecs mani'.y acknowledged
Female Complaints.
xoIa. wonders in cases Az, s. whites Fsl q b. wams
s SSsRs' ': s' ;si is S%' Es
and &: sss 81
Nervous Diseases and Debility.
al: ssSi' ,'s i; A.
II possible medicine good nothing
@ sn sr s say sfssa .s p SS Ell &c isf healthy
ss .Sa ts s as s s % se 81
ss s % s s" Fl xs s ss % s
The Medicine yon Pre-eminentiy Neeat
But be said Of s. p To~,snd inferior article
Compared with the Old Dr.'s,
GRAND FACT, that the INCAPABLE Of pETE
Never Spells,
s . @ DoEs 81. s n. x a 'S, s
s eS$SSsai Ssa.:
w. S s'si , % @ sa1, s
& Ss;. |.
s:.:
which thus spoil. body
;ns Joint" and . n.g q. ,.a, ~. d;s.
q dsransed Calculations and nearly all the ameni. aci
Nov, horrible make and , and infinitely
Souring, Fermenting, Acid ssCompOnnd,,
OF $. r. TOWNSEND.
"a ei ;fI all i:is 1Ss's
article bear the mos,
d. load iss S%s ss ,nia ss
GoaotSbp who have used
VIZ wish understood because is the atous truth that s. Town
and infinitely daima unlike particular
hh,ing not one single thing 10 common.
Ahs r Townsend no doe,or and chemist phar
naeust of medicine disease common
W. man what can the public pys ta'.ls
ai . aa S,% @ssx e fass 81 s. 'p' which
nnoa frauds upon The unfortunate balm wounded hI
mnny kdr hope the de.paing
aud means to bring his
Grand Universal Concentrated Remedy,
within s reach and TO the knowledge OF all need
learn and know, by joyful experience, It's
Transcendent Power to Heal!
aud thus have the having
millions bed hope audi
long lie Of aud usefulness thenves
Principal Office 100 Nassau street. N. Y.
nJ-PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE or
SIFBOTTLESJor FIVE DOLLARS~EI
f6r sale in Washington by The foiloirig Drnggisis.
SAMUEL BUTT, III
Corner Pennsylvania an. and opposite he FIRING Hoc
/. u. D. Il w. H. GILMAN,
Pennsylvania Bropa's Hotel
J. +. CALLAN, as
Corner e. amt IN 81. opposite Gcnerdl Post ODfce.
NJ. DELANY,
Corner Pennsylvania and1i ST., amt
RIDGEIY d. Co., W. :..
ap l7-dly Pennsylvania near West Market
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NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.

2UUO do sheet IRON, ! IN T. long by 2 wide
1000 do boiler iron, in. thick
6.bundles, or 5000 pounds, hoop iron, inch
do or $500 pounds, do l. inch
6 do or 1000 pounds, do l. inch
1000 pounds GIG square iron, for spikes
1000 do Il-1G DO do
1000 do do do
1000 do fiat plate iron, by in.
200 do inch cast seel
All the iron to be of the best American manu-
facture.
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILJ A
MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
I'M THE WORIn

MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
fTilS EXTRACT ~ putup IN quart bottles. lisstr times
eeaper pleasacr, aud warranted superior any sold
y Cites diseases without poms, pIss, sieken'ns, or
asonhatfng the patient
The great beauty and superiority % this saraparlla
all other remedies IL, while II ernilicaes
disease, II nylg oraies the BODY.
1T HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 1900 CURES
THIS YEAR.
1000 cures Of RheiDiaiisnt
1000 cures Of Dyspepsia
$500 cures Of General Debility aud Want " Nervous
Energy.
1908 Ftmae Complaints, aud over 1000 cures OF Dis.
Ulcers, sroiia, eryslpelas, satreum pnples on the
face &c, &c together with numerous cases 81 coisunp.
non, liver complaints spinal affections tpr This We are
aware, appear Incredible hui we have lellrrs from
physicians and agents from all parts the limited Sln,
Informing us Of extraordinary cures T. Van Buakrk Esd,
)nc OF the most respectable druggists IN Newark New Ter.
ey Informs us that he can refer 10 than hundred
and my cases N ist place alone There are thousands q
pleasure and To men OF character well known
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from ply.
scians IN different parts Of the Union.
the city OF Albany have in numerous resc rbed DR.
ToWNSEND'S SARSAPARlLLA and believe il TO be one
oihe most valuable preparations vi Sarsapara in the
i. II. Pulling, NJ d, Wilson, NJ D., n. u. Briggs, NJ.
D., r. 4. Elmeniorf, NJ. ID.
Albany, April |, 1916. s4
The following IL from Of the most respectable pys.
clans ON Long Island:
GRRRspoRr, July 10, 1876
DR. TowssRsp-Dear Sir-lt Ia with satisfaction that
10 YOU that have recently Witnessed IN cases
the most beneficial results from your EXTRACT OF SAR
SAPARlILA, Being engaged in the practice oi medicine
have prescribed IL IN several cires and without be.
aft In the removal OF diseases arising from ierauged
State Of the digestive organs jaundce, &c. far exceeds
any iiiss of tie kind ever offered To The public. You will
please uNsi ma two dozen &c.
$ q, PRESTON, M. d.
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NEw YoRK, September 49, 1873,
Gentlemen Having used your Disnlectinc Fluid my
last voyage In the Washington the Atlantic, inund
an invaluable article for destroying the effuvia from the
Water closet, &c r#H
1t IL also valuable for the passengers TO in their state
rooms particularly in of sickness. think the best
disinfecttng agent ever invented
lSgned,l LJOIINSToN,
Master Steamer Washington
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company.
To Mcssrs. PoULIs RoagRs a. Co.
i'm 26-dGm ea .#
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DIR. TowNs.ND-Dear Sr-I have The pleasure to inform
you That three Of my children have been cured o the Scro.
lula by the Of your excellent medicine They We're af
lced very severely with bad sores have taken only four
bottles; II took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, los Wooster street,
New York, MarcI, |, 1917 .7. =
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR, TOWNSENDS SARSAPARII.LA Is a sovereign
a. remedy for ncpient CONSUMPTION, and for the
general prostraon OF the system matter whether The
result oil inherent cause causes produced by rrrgularty
illness, accident @"5
Nothing can be more surprising than its nvigorang ef
eeis ON the human frame Persons all weakness and las
sudc before taking H. at become robust aud full OF
energy under lis influence, II Immediately counteracs The
nervelessess 81 the female Frame which Is the great cause
OF uniappiness.
will not be expected Of u.s. in so delicate ma
lure, to exhibit ctriiicaes o cures performed but
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of been repor
ted TO us.
CoxsAcKIR, Sept. %, 1916.
DIR. TowNsRsDTo all whom this may concerI,--trhis
,s To certify HAT my wife used bottle Of your SARSA
PARllLA previous TO critical event, under the most
farming aud delicate circumstances, being troubled with
The rupsy swelling oi the feet affections and very
much debtaed with my persuasion, aud the reconmen
daon Of those who had used il, sle induced to Try il
with little faith; and suffice TO say the medicine
had The happy and desired effect not only during The said
period, but alter the expiration Of week of It's use the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way an astonishing
degree, aud her health is better than 1t had been for
long time previous.
II this viii be of any service TO you, any who
doubts the success of the medicine, you entirely well
come 10 IT,
subscribe myself your obeden und Obliged sery
3. s. JAMESON
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s.! s; s.: :: Co.: e;
OF THE w GENUINE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA,

Old Dr. TguDlsnd about
.:.hs AurhoR and plscoyERER q ,hs GENUINE ORIGINAL
limit
the sale. those only had proved s worth
IT, vAlua had tho nevertheless
Who had bssn healed and saved from
sxea and Mun POWER.
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Grand and UnequaIled Preparation

largest scae Length
andbf o the land.
unks 2. improves changes,
eat or tbs ss,ar because oa seenh. principles y .sn
Dnb /. we'll know
uhe
" saapaIa volatile, entirely
bya
pToes.u ony 10 those experienced manufacture. M0fsove
s,s principles which Ny
the essential medical propsIes Of the which give
a ls yaiue
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,olts No. I Flax cany,s, >
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18
The Annual Meeting.
Recording Secretary.

1t will be seen by the official notice that
the Anniversary Meeting Of the Western So
ciety will be held at New Garden, common
cling on Tuesday, the 10Th of June, and it is
10 be hoped that as many true AboIitionists
as can possibly attend will be on the ground
from the first to the last session. We know
that the past year has been one Of trial to
many-the political Simeon which swept
some, and cnervated for a time the energy and
power of others. There is, therefore, the
more need that those whose principles have
remained mistaken, whose faith in God and
Truth was not sacrificed to Expediercy should
grid themselves anew for the conflict, and
ONE well prepared TO sustain their part in
the struggle between the hosts Of Freedom
and Of Slavery. We might say that the pres
ent is a great crisis, and so it is; every day
and hour of the battle is a crisis, and the lon
ger the warfare is waged the more critical
does each hour become, the more effective
each blow given for God and Man, and the
more fraught with disaster every retrograde
movement. Ought there not-wILL there not
be a strong rally at New Garden Of men
and women, good and true? The cause of
anti-slavery, we admit, is not as attractive 10
the people generally as the gold Of Sacra-
mento but should not those who profess to
love il, manifest as much devotion in its ser
vice as do the California emigrants 10 their
god. Those who go TO New Garden, we
believe will discover some rich anii-slavery
phcers that will well repay them for the work
ing, and from which they can extract more
wealth than from the whole Sacramen to val
ley.
We do hope that none will absent them
selves upon slight Pretences; these yearly
gatherings are necessary TO the healthful
growth Of the anli-slayery cause. They make
abolitionis!s acquainted with each other; and
the magnetic power of fellowship is commu-
nicated from heart TO heart, and ~infuses new
life and vigor into those who come in con-
tact with its electric touch. 1t is hard for
one TO stand alone, and yet this is sometimes
necessary but if that one have the compan-
ionshiP ofbut one other, his strength increases
in geometrical proportion. One can chase a
thousand, but two can put Ten thousand to
flight. We believe that the general testimo-
ny of those who attend the annual meetings
of the Western Society is, that their zeal is
deePened, their strength increased, and their
moral vision made clearer by these annual
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18
ANNUAL MEETING
OF II
Western Anti Slavery Society,

The Seventh Annual Meeting of the
WESTERN ANTI-SLAvERY SoclErY will be
held at the Grove Meeting House or vicini.
ty, two miles North West of New Garden,
and eight miles South West of Salem, on
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the
10Th, Goth, and 2Ist of June, commencing at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Annual Meeting Of the Western
Anti-Slavery Society should be emphaiically
a gathering Of the Abolilionisis of the West.
The doctrine of "No Union WiM Slarc6oH-
ers,"-the motto which the Society has in
scribed upon its banner-is every year more
and more commencing itself to the rejecting
minds and true hearts of the Northern oppo-
nents Of Slavery. Every movement upon
the part OF the government, every struggle
which The Northern people make to free them
selves from the power Of slavery, but shows
the hopelessness of all efforts to win the free
dom Of The slave or TO regain their own rights
so long as they own allegiance to the United
States Constitution.
Let then all whose eyes have been anoint-
ed 10 see the sinfulness Of sustaining this
pro-slavery government, assemble at New
Garden, and ~reiierate their testimony against
that covenant with death and agreement
with ell,"-let them rally to the support OF
that movement whose existence is necessary
to preserve in its purify the anti slavery faith.
This is no time for lukewarmness or in.
difference. Every human soul thai hates
slavery should now, if ever, speak out
The conflict is waxing hotter and hotter, and
high above the sounds of the battle should be
heard the noblest r%allying cry of the hosts Of
freedom" No UNION WITH SHAREHOLDERS"
1t is expected that HENRY G.. WRIGHT, of
Philadelphia. and OLIVER JOHNSON, of Mas
sachuselts, will be present on the occasion {;
and it is hoped that other Eastern friends
will be there, 10 participate in the proceed
ings. But whether or not we have aid and
counsel from abroad, let each come prepared
to do his duty, and no anniversary ever held
in the West, will exceed this in interest.
BETSEY NJ. COWLES,
Recording Secretary.