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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

SRPTRMBBR 10, 1876.
Ia TowHsEsp--DcarS ir-My wife has been, for sevc.
raj years. afflicted with Rheumatism. SHE has tried maj
different remedies 10 obtain relief but all 10 no pur
pose. She finally induced by seeing your advertise.
meni, TO give your SARSAPARlLLA a trial was also
the Piles, and by using small quaniity o your Srs,pa
rilla complaint was completely cured consider il
one OF the best u medicines aud would advise all who are
afflicted to giyc il II trial.
GARRIT GARRABRANT,
122 Markell gfec Newark
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JUTIN JAUKSON, EGO, EdllOf Of The Halfway Republic
stnlublsed the above certificate, and remarks IN ed
Sria as follows: I'D
H,s- The success of DIR, TowNsENDs PREpARA
TlON OF SA1SAPARlLLA appears 10 be one of the most
extraordinary CHARACTER We publish to-day certificates
N IL behali one from Cap Mclean Of this town. and one
from the Rev Mr.. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known IN Railway. Capt Mclean believes the med
cine TO have saved his e and Mr., White seems 10 enter
tain an equally strong confidence in It's efficacy Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe 10 be deserving
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Il ~ i.
Mr. g. Hersons-Ihis disease had for some years 10
an alarming degree. Your Dyspcpiic Cordial deserves
more than passing notice from Ny Of the
most distressing nature aud the conflict between my sio
nnch aud food was Often severe the stomach uathng The
food, and time after time throwing up frequently with
pain Add To this greatly depressed spirits, with debility
nerves Weakened restless nights frequent saringw I'M
pleasant dreams To describe my situation Is difficult
Physicians consulted various medicines tried, but
nothing met my case until met with your Oalo medicine,
named Drs Dresbach, Kuhn and pryors Dyspeplic Cor.
dla Soon after using il my disordered stomach became
sO0ted continued the medcinea perfect has been
ciIeced-my health Is good and has been for more
than year can any article OF diet without any
In my this valuable medicine is In.
coniesble. My is well known TO the Rev. James NJ.
lianson having been associated with him, in the same
room, Tor some years in the General Post Office,
WIN, S. DARRELL, 4
am fully convinced that the above statement IL
II" n@ tE JAS, M. HANSON.
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt g. w Mclean Member of the Legislature, and late
OF the United States Navy, has kindly sent us the following
certificate. Il tells It's own story :
RAILWAY, Jan. %, 1Si7.
year since was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system eit in deblim'cd state. was induced 10
Try DIR, ENTHUSIASTICALLY, and alier taking
two or three bottles was very much relieved, and a
taking II, and find that improve every day believe il
saved my ie and would not be without II under any con
slderatiOn. q. W. MCLEAN
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DoYEN,s DIsINFEcTINapLUID.
MRssRs. PoULiN, ROGERS q COMPANY,
.SiLe flrni,rieLnrS 0E Lhe celehr.nten

mRssRs. pouLIN, ROGERS COMPANY,
Sole perpetrators Of the celebrated
lie DoYEN'S DISINFECTING FLUID,
beg leave 10 call attention to This important and invaluable
article, the greatest discovery Of The ge-paienled in
THE above Invaluable preparation, which entities the in
/ venor to, and must, when fully known, gain for him
The gratitude and blessings of The whole human lanly
poasesses the power Of Immediately destroying The
offensive odor, from whatever cause arising
by ii Hospital Wards can be disinIeced Of miasma and
Wafer Closets Cess Pools, Cellars, &o &c. of impure
gases. IN the sick chamber this Fluid will be found n
valuable, The naiseous smell arising from the
body from The night stool are by It's At dis
PEELED, and should the disorder terminate fatally, the corpse
az from cause necessary be kept several weeks
offensive
Captains of emigrant ships will derive incaculoble
vuniaees from lis Use in Tie sieerage for sinecnr aud
for bge water Indeed, numerous It's virtues, do
It Justice in advertisement would be impossible Ger.
tcaes from the most celebrated physicians Of England
France and Of this city have tested H. may be seen
office, which will fully convince the most scetical OF
It's wonderful qualities. et
II entirely free from any odor Of is own simple in its
application and certain In Its effecis
10 orners, Agtts Captains Of resseis and others Por
sale In large quantities, for steefage Of emarant ships
hilge water and other dainlecng purposes by an app
cation Of this Fluid the contents Of friyy be
ed without causing ilat highly offensive stencil, and thus
rendering night soil n valuable manure,
The undersigned desire to bring this article into public
for local uses or by the gallon.
Orders are respectfully solicited, aud will be Immediately
supplied POuIiN, ROGERS a. co,
30 Merchants Exchange, William street,
New York.
safe W uls Guy by
w. q j. II. GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue ~
.g New YORK. September ~. 1873.
Gentlemen Having used your Dsinlecifng Fluid my
last voyage in the Washington the Atlautic found
invaluable article for destroying the eluva from the
Water closet, nc.
IL also valuable for the passengers To In their state
rooms particularly In cases of sickness think The best
disinfecting agent ever invented.
lSgnedl J. JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington,
Ocean
To Messrs. PouLiN, ROOMS q Co
ian 9-dGm Ht sHa
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!: !: e. s; 81; :: i:: AZ:
OF THE - GENUINE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.
'is :siS ~; a s
=: . :is (: s::s =:
ss S s:s .:: iii Eass % i;a T
Grand and Unequalled Preparation
on The asst SCALE and called for Throughout, length
young with axe and never changes.
s E'c Ss on .slsasa S s IL %
oIS 3 Il a a:s s. , q .:
%ias. na ,a contains , % MAJ medicinal properties, and
ss si ] "a CIV ss;s .ss.@ s
ssd IA q: Ire y
; % dc ss: ssa q S. e ; ss s ss sss
GENUINE
Old DIR. Jacob TOwnsend,s Sarsaparilla
:s:;
SaIs onn ,asd asapsas is.ss a
powerful agent a IN IL ' way made NE
Cure Of Innumerable Diseases.
M We hear on every sie N is favor hv
S9H;sv MI, PYssEfsiA
sHtffoss faFE sLSs I'd 81
Impurity of the Blood.
lion from Aeiiy o. hs so%ss ioa es%pI, aas s. ,naxss
b 'a s s ss, s % hf hss ia st and eOl hands cold
Geld. E.as pnpaaon isa.as
% Gee more %ss!:ss seen and acknowledged
Female Complaints.
Il works wonder. in fo a' whites. Failing womp
sd sssiua u curing Al iS%s q ' s' E.s
removing os.,.ss,ep. regulating The genera. system r.,ou.
s'a 'asnsn - '"e Na'' Uou,' anu cures al ''."-d
49,. -. -. 1919 a.'a . DoDy'
and mu' prevent variety q either diseases Spinal II
s'sa,, &c.
= &c ss q, s. es% =
oss & IA clean & eoo .ei ne LIVER healthy
A q gentle equally body
- INV ''' fD' system" not 'A''
can any Angs DO Of p ownssn inferior article
This young mans liquid not be
comp ,,r WIN tne oia DTS,
RiORATIoN and - - " " -
Never Spells,
while the other DOES and blows the containing
a h ,h sour ssid LIQUID exploding and damaging ohs,
What! acid INTO already sed
bat ad DO We ne s know that when food sour,
Of H. hs., ysr t % paipaAor
blood What seoa ba an &C hnmo liz bei WIKI ,S
susei Al The humo WHICH Eruption. Had
hsu Erypes' white swelnx sote. and all uesraio
po al hs buds q liz body more O. s.s Wss
the joints elsewhere. irritating naanng and dsics.
upo which aetsI 90 nervous diseases mpdry the blood
nature. '' ''-'' ~ "" "'"'''' WINCH ANNEX hu'"A'
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I24,IUU do
All the iron to be of the best American manu-
facture.
CLASS No. 2.-Plaie and Hoop Iron.
,OOO pounds 3-l6-inch plate iron per pound
5000 do do do do
l,5OO do GIG do do do
iso pounds iron hoops, 8 feet inches long, q in
ches wide, and inch thick do
10 do iron hoops, 10 feet inch long, q inches
wide, and inch thick do
1000 pounds hoop iron, !. inch wide, ITO inch
thick, not less than % f. long do
200 do hoop iron, ! J inch wide, 4-1G inches
thick, not less than p Il. long do
1000 do hoop iron, inch wide, ZIG inch
thick, not less than - f. long do
All to be of the best manufacture
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DIR. T0WNSEND,S SARSAPARILJ 4,



MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
I'm THE WORLD.
IIS EXTRACT spnt up In quart bottles II Is sr times
cheaper, peasanter and warranted superior 10 any sold
i cures diseases, Without vomiting, prging, sieke.ing or
The great beauty and superiority q this sarsaparla
all other remedies is, while II era,iicaies
disease il inyigontes the body.
IT HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 1900 CURES
THIS YEAR.
1000 cures Of Rheumatism
1000 cures Of Dyspepsia.
$500 cures Of General Debility aud Want Of Nervous
1905 ftmae Conpia,.ts and over 1000 cures Of Dis.
Ulcers scrohila eryepeas, salt henm pimpes on the
lace &c, &c together with numerous cases Of consump.
nom liver complaints, spinal affections, THIS are
aware must appear Incredible, but have letters from
physciaspnd agents from all parts the United States
informing MS Of extraordinary cures X, Van Bnsirk ESD,
sy, informs thai he refer than one hundred
md y cases in that place alone, There thousands OF
the city OF New York which will refer to with
pleasure, aId TO men Of character well known.
OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS.
DR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from ply.
scians in different paris ofthe Union.
This is 10 certify that We the undersigned, Physicians
the city OF Albany have in numerous presrrbed DIR
SARsAPARilLA, and believe il 10 be one
ofe most valuable preparations Of sasaparila in the mar.
ket
y. H. Pulling, NJ. D., J. Wilson, NJ d., r. d. Briggs, NJ
D. r. L. ElmendorG NJ d,
Albany, April |, 1916.
The following N rom one OF the most respectable physl.
clans on Long Island: f
GRERNpoRr, July 10, 1916.
DR. TOWNSEND Dear Sir--it is with satisfaction that I
say you that have recently Witnessed several cases.
the most beneficial results from your EXTRACT OF SAR
sAPhRlllA Being engaged In the practice of medicine,
have prescribed in several cases, anil never without be-
sh In the removal Of diseases arising from dersnged
state Of the digestive organs iaundee, &c, lar exceeds
any sg Off kind ever offered to the public. You will
please pni ma two dozen, &c.
Respectfully yours,
s G. PRESTON, M. d.
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NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.

00UU do sheet IRON, IN. t. long by wide
1000 do boiler iron, /, in. thick
G.bundles, or 5000, pounds, hoop iron, inch
do or $500 pounds, do l., inch
do or 1000 pounds, do l., inch
1000 pounds GIG square iron, for spikes
1000 do ll.l6 do do
1000 do do do
1000 do fiat plate iron, Q by in.
200 do / inch cast steel
All the iron to be of the best American manu-
facture Es. III.
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Specimens Of all the articles named in the foregoing list
can be seen the Clerks Office, and must be supplied
precisely according 10 those specimens.
The articles To be delivered at the Office of the Clerk
before the 18th day of October next and to be paid
bill
Each ader, though he may desire TO propose for the
whole of the articles above enumerated will be required
make separate end distinct proposal in each class and
proposal paper embracing more than single class
will be considered Each proposal 10 be endorsed, Pro.
posals Tor class No. Of stationery for H. H. w. So and
addressed To the undersigned They will be free Of postage
Every article to be delivered at the Clerks Office free OF
charge for freight carriage.
The right Ia reserved IN case should be necessary to
order further supply Of all or any Of the articles con
tanned In The above list
bonds for the performance Of The contract must he
tered into within ten days after Il shall be nsccrtaned who
are the successful bidders. TIlOS. J. CAMPBELL,
may 2i-Iawiw Clerk Of the u. 4. U. S.
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Dr. TowHsEND-Dear SirI have the pleasure to inform
you that three Of my children have been cured of the Scro.
MIA ny the se Of your excellent medicine. They af
ceu very severely with bad sores have taken only four
bottles took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, l0S Wooster street.
New York. March 1, 1877 80
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scRoFuI.A CURED.
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate concusively proves that this SARSAPA-
RiA has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of The blood 1hree persons cured In house is uppre.
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by ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

IJERTs r. SONS AMALGAMATED SILVER STEEL
III AND PLAfiNA PENS Warranted not 10 corrode-
All who appreciate comfort in writing should the above
beautiful pens they warranted not TO corrodeand
for elasticity neness, aa@ durability. are nnequalled by
any other pens ever offered These pens first intro.
uced into This country in August lSi5 Of which time the
manufacturers unknown TO the writing community
the pen therefore hal TO stand Its merits II Is
therefore gratifying the manufacturers to acknowledge
that discerning public has paid the highest tribute Loer
abors and that the present demand (Which daily ncreas
ing) far exceeds their utmost expectations.
CAUTION.
Whereas fraudulent persons have, In consequence
Of the demand for tho above pens been induced
10 offer n spurious imitation, bearing the stamp the
genuine pens the manufacturers hereby give notice that
they will prosecute any persons who use their name or
trade marks Cor the purpose OF deaudnE the public by
selling noriheSs trash for the genuine 1naganofed pens
aud further protection TO themselves aud the public, II
will please be observed thai IN future each boxs Of genuine
sw have label the ogom bearing the signature Of
the manufacturers in their HANDWRITING initiate which
forgery To be had wholesale the Manufacturers DE.
pot No. NJ John street, New York. aud retail from all
spectacle Stationers In the United States may 81 diff
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All the sheet copper must have straight edges
and square ends and be Of parallel widths 4;
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BALTIMORE, February a. 1919 -
Mr.. G. Te,stons.-DsAR SIR Having been subject TO
ks Of Cholic for long time which at length became
frequent that afraid 10 eat take drink Of cold
water Al about this tune, Zone year agoD was advised
Try Drs Drcsbac, Kuhn and Pryor's Dyspeplic Cordial
soldby YOU that II would certainly do harm and
might 10 great good TO which, consented, and com
menced using IT, taking table spoonful Immediately after
eating my meals livery found il doing good,
my fears dssipied. feeling that had remedy
in Of attack And am pleased TO say that have
scarcely needed any other medicine since that time and
hui slightly having the remedy ut hand which was
in reqnisiton with effect You may readily imagine how
grateful ieel at having such remedy remembering that
had suffered nine hours Of agonzing pain in the last at
tack, before receiving said Cordial
keep said Cordial constantly in my house and do not
venture from home without taking with a small ian
lily. would not be without deprived of il on any
count. Respectfully yours,
WIN. ANDERSON, No " Hanover st.
For sale by J. H. CALIAN.
H. $. PATTERSON
Georgetown by o. NJ LlNTHlCUM.
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INIEkESIlNts tASEs III CRAMp CllblIG.
Chclcs always distressing, sometimes fatal, article
Dresbach Kuhn and Pryor's Dyspeptc Cordial has done,
certainly ought 10 be male public
The proprietor has no hesitation in saying he never heard
Of anything acting promptly ngiyng relief The follow
ing Cases ARE amongst others confirming the statement
NEAR NOTTINGHAM, Prince Georges Co., Nd, July g. 1871.
Mr.. O. Herstois. One day last week inmy harvest
field Of my hands seized in voIen, manner, be.
eyed 10 he cramp cholc, and became convused in his
entire sysem-his hands, his fingers toes &c contracted
aud nll his limbs distorted in an unnatural way Eight men
were employed in rubbing his hands AMI legssng wills.
key In the act-and bathing his face and temples with
liquor For two hours or more the process was continued
without any abatement In the disease the man during the
time screaming with agony then sent boy to Mr. j. r.,
Iioydays, about mile OIL to try II anything could be got
there 10 alor, relief They about two spoohsul
Of your medicine, named Drs Dresbach Kuhn and Pryots
Dyspeptc Cordial His eStremities lad by this time be-
come quite cod-the pulse had ceased 10 beat-indeed
did not think he could live ten minutes-sucl an object
would run up and down his legs-meu rubbing him con-
stantly now commenced giving about one.third ol the
Dyspeptc Cor,alsoon afer which thought perceived
change for the better in ten or fifteen minutes gave
the quantity OF the medicine, and found his pulse had
somewhat returned then gave the balance Of the Cor
portion he entirely relieved Of the spasmthe disease
was now conquered and state Of ease ensled. The co
orion he thrown into made him quite In his body
and limbs We continued the rubbing process time
after the spasm ceased
DR. Skinner arrived some time after the last dose Of the
Cordial had been given, and after the spasmshad subsidized,
The man was now relieved and lying before him on hearing
the whole statement Of the case, very canldly said the
Cordial had saved his life Dr. Maccubbin came after
DR. and his opinion conceded on the subject with him.
think il duty TO the public to make his circumstance
known. MICHAEL CARROLL.
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Description Of articles.

$50 reams fine blue and white wove letter
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Class No. s.-Col.on Caapa,s.

The cotton canvass per bolt Of so yards, and 20
nches wide. Hammock and bag stuff to con-
ain per bolt SO yards, and AZ inches wide--per
anrla .
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Class No. l.--Hnr Cmrdss.

TIE UUH OF W ydIuS 70 DC 20 I'VHts W'ueI PCT
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MARINE QUINN Al.
Port OF Ssw YoRK ......FEBRUARY

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RosAs CATHOLIC srArisIIcs.-The Catholic
Almanac, published in Baltimore. and which IL gene
rally recognized good authority. represents in
crease In the Roman Catholic dioceses Of Baltimore,
New Or cans, Louisville. Boston, Philadelphia, New
fors, Charleston Mobile Detroit Vincennes, hatcher
Pittsburgh, Little Rock Milwaukee Albany Galveston
and Buffalo, while In TIE diocese Of Cleveland there
has been actual loss Of 5000 from the last years
computation OF 10000. The only green spots IN TINS
wide spread desert says the Freeudnf Journal are,
the diocese Of Cincinnati where there has been en- sd
dition of $1,000 70 the 0O0e Of last year Dubuque
where there Is a gain Of 500 the former sum Of
$500 Nashville. where the last years number Of
Catholics has doubled being now 1900 while Il was
only 100 year ago Chicago, where oOO0D have
been added 10 the 5000 Of last year and Oregon with
the arts cjscent where 1900 hsd grown Up 10 100
being gain Of 600-Indiaos ard others The Almanac
represents the total decrease Of Roman Catholics IN
the United states during the year being one hun.
dred and nine thousand four hundred and the present
number OF the denomination in this country 6 300
SEED CANE IL BAD CONDIIIoS.-The Plant
ere (Ls) Banner, says There ia great complaint
among msny Of the planters III this vicinity Of he con
dillon in which they hrd their seed cane Some est.
mate that one third Of fhetT u rured Much Of u
IS hollow, with sort Of red coating on It's interior sur
face the joints have red sesks passing through them
and many Of the eyes appear 70 be entirely destitute
Of vitality. the cane generally proves % be Ia this
condition, we msy look cut for short crops sgsin next
Fall"
~ THOMAS HARPER who recently killed J.
L JohnsOn In quarrel az the 80 Louis Hotel In New
OIthLsi nas otSA htl 70 OaA n the ruN OF - w 70
appear for trial. Harper badly wounded in the
encounter that he j. confined 70 his bed Both parties
are said 10 be well known in New Orleans, aud the
affair mad created great deal Of excitement IN that
city.
EF' The fire at C0operstown, Otsego Co. 10 the
extensive Publishing establishment o. II T. Phinney
& Co involved loss Of about $50 600 Of which only
about s25 900.
fy- IL Is stated that Prot. George w. Greene,
Of Brown University, Is writing biography Of hs u
Nrsf~4 No.
20 be issued in Elk octsyo volumes.
~ Two colored men had quarrel IN New
Orleans the 18th. in which Of them mortal
~ wounded.
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The LATE MAIL RoBBERr IN ALABANA--This
late high handed act seems Gays the " O Commercial
Tszes) 10 be serious thss We first imagined, the
Telegraph giving but portion OF the particulars The
MJnsoasy (Ala) oaHaI says tina, the stolen bag con
tanned portion OF the New.iork mail Of the 18th in
which there number OF packages OF letters Tor
New. Orleans They contsined, II 10 supposed, msny
valuable drafts bat not much cash. As soon az the
mail was messed. information Of the fact was tele
grsphed to New. 0rlesns tbst payment on papers OF
,nsrns1 ~ ~. &c ssp srsS :, -
supposed that the N all taken when thrown out OF
The stsge at opehka by one who sdroity con
ceaed Il under his cloak Tie Journal adds, that an
o@cer e on the sn Of the robber and that the mstter
WIN b ferresed out II within the compass Of possibility
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fAtELLtST OPPORTUNITY A very
"A desirable country store fer win and fixture.
valued al tom $3.50 20 5000 situated about u miles from
The City Of NeTYOfk, win every facility for doing
ensYe business One " he present having done
business 10 this stand or - yesTs Is desfous u retiring
and vii sell bis interest s whole business 10 be sod
a. ne option ~ tbs purchaser reasonable
For farther paucu afs address R"S 25 postpaid 6f3
4 =. -HAPTER, Il Pearl-st Ia. constsutiy flr sale
~ a. low sal market prices, silks In qualities su.
large and sms skel servings tram sud orsarzne 10 ue
gum. boiled OF, dyei and hlned -addlers sewing.
three-cOrda cOlors; foes and embroidery six ell coOrs
wos.ed ysn Nos 10 And dyed 10 he grease cotton
yarn, No. 10, al cO0rs spOos linen art cOuDn thread
No.. band 90, bleached and unb.eachef. Y 1a~lm