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B-THE ONLY GENUINE-sU
BALsAM OF WILD CHERR
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
THE ONLY GENUINE
DR.. Wistar,s
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
HAS THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
OF the sole Proprietor,

w. M Il A H.
On the outside Wrapper surrounding each bottle.
THIS il believed be the only article, bearing the ABOVE
i itle smana,lne from The Doctor, The virtues Of
Wild Cherry, for relieving Affections Of the Lungs and that
all Imporian, organ the Liver has long enjoyed the conf
Gu Of Pliiadelpiia, sswam NJ Spear, Of The city
OF Philadelphia being duly sworn according TO law deposes
and aays that he Is In posees Of the original recipe for
preparing Basam Of Wild Cherry for atectana Of the
lnngs, which given to him by Dr. Wstar, regular
educated Physician and that he believes II he the only
In possession Of any person except the said DR. War
sworn to and subscribed before me- and city seal Affixed
on the frs day Of November a. eighteen hundred and
Acopyrlgbt Tor the Baisam Is secured. h3IIfs.
Absurd may appear In the face OF the above undeii
able proof an Individual from Boson Mass recently ap
an injunction the General Agent for the United States
aud he British Provinces prevent said Agent from ael.
ling the only genuine DR. Wisars Basam Of Wild Cherry
lsad individual claiming the right OF couree the Hon
jndye Of said Court promptly refused IT, 81
sWistars original Balsam Of Wild Cherry alone that
performs the cnre LEI them not deceive you uS-Look
No Dr. wisar's Basam OF Wild Cherry can possibly he
the genuine whoutths written signature Of w NJ SPEAR
On s e, o oay each ns This
sDr Wisar's Bsisam Of Wild Cherry, Philadelphia"
~ y ss s zach bottle bearing ;Ns on m nt
A nbenidiscount 90 drugglsis and dealers
AGENTS.
Dogr z No 81 so ssss s ss
s1' MsS;iss snssSf Etsn s. HI si sn
promptly attended TO az he rroErlstors lowest Wholesale
prtcea W. M. Spear sole frorrissitor.
A,S for & y x. p5ss
British Provinces who are In the prsece Of selling Gen.
EI Fer full particulars read Dycus Oracle II Hsalh
. b had q he AEenfk mar 3-ly
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E edifce Tor this frhooI Is Situated on ColIege HUI,
about cefourths Of mile from the beautiful village
OF Pouyhkeepsa, Dutchess County, Stale Of New York.
The school Is conducted philosophical principles.
Reference 10 invariably had 70 The nature 2" the juvenile
powers in their natural orer and 10 preserve them In
shelr reatIye strength The domestic arrangements and
modes Of instruction are adapfed youth Of ten years OF
ase and inward and they are instructed in such branches
a. may be requisite either to qualify them nr can sTcidf
i;fs, engineering, orto prepare them Tor college.
Annual expese PER scholar Il $500 payabs quarterly in
sdvenoe This sum inclndesa cargrs Tor boar ion,
stationary, bed and bedding washing room, tnei tght,
nrd books (exceut the French and the Spanlsh books
Ths yser Is divided into OF q weekn each The
summer term commences the first "Wednesday In May
The Writer term first "Wednesday In November. II is The
rurpcs, Of the undersigned any youth into his
s;h5ci whose moral character Is not good
ss CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal
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rommIssioasr q The General land odic.,


Every person entitled 10 the right Of prcemnon 10 any
Of the onds within the Townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated required to establish the same 70 The
satisfaction Of the register and receiver of the proper land
Office, and make payment therefor G practicable az
er seeing This notice and before he day appointed for the
commencement OF the public sale Of the lands embracing
art caimed, otherwise much claim will be forfeiied
RICHARD NJ YOUNG
N Commissioner Of The General Land once.
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MAsu1aaroN, Lannaru 6, 1919.

To Or, A.. J. ScrwARTzE, Jr.
Denr Sir. take great pleasure In stating that
about ls months since, uacd your Compound Err
ftrao ~ SdrsaparIir ~ a remedy for General Dsbi
ity, under which had been luborng n long time,
and thai few bottles restored me to sound health,
which has continued 10 The presenttime.
Very respectfully,
PERRIN WASHINGTON
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1Rcui 7; =, c lNs' fy 1HNHs,,vrra

NO. 81 roarn sIxrn arnrrT, ran DrtrHfA,
GIVES Drawings and Specific atoms contracts erect
II Dwellings, 6c, and lay out The grounds Tor Country
seats OF Ceme,cres together with fhe ARRANGEMENT 10
Trees sye tht proper scl Also, churchcs Hcspils
Prisons wster-Wcrks crsWofke. &c, the letsx and
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CAROL FOR MAY DAY.


Queen Of fresh flowers
Whom vtrnal stars boy,
Bring thy warm showers
Bring thy genial ray
In natures gTcenest lively dressed,
Descend on earth's expectant breast,
To earth and heaven welcome guest,
Thou merry month Of May,
MI how we meet thee
dawn Of dewy day. sffsa s.
He how we greet thee
With our roundelayi
While ailtne qoodly things that be.
In earth and air and ample sea,
Are waking up TO welcome thee,
u Thou merry month Of May.
Flocks on the mountains,
And birds on their spray,
Tree, turf, and fountains, 8s III
All hold holiday
And loyc, the life Of living things,
Love waves his torch and claps his wings
And loud and wide thy praises sings,
Thou merry month Of May
Bishop Herbert
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ROBERT y WALKER
WILL PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME coul

N OF THE UNITED srATEf,
IN answer to many letters he thinks proper 70 aay that
he cannot attend to claims before Congress q any %
the DcpaitueBs hut will devote his attention exclusively
to cases entrusted 10 him in the Supreme Court y
Once on ferrsyive-ia Avenre resr the seven buildings
Wsshnston, D. {. mar s-u
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Essracs fran on Addrsss dsltrersdhy Isr phitp % me-
ifetr M d. 10 The Students Of he Ponghkeepsie Gale,
Siafe School, at f< close Of their annual Examination
Yorxo GENTrEsdry; Ns
The exercises thai have taken plnce in your examination
have thoroughly ssted your attanments and have sord
III III satsl,rory evidence that the employed tor
yoir Instruction have not failed Of good measure Of
Ne have not howtverhsen surprised, in view Of the pro-
ecency Won have generally made in the nsel and orna
sntn branches Of education, which have been the objects
ofyour pursuit; for distinguished facilities avail to pro-
duee praporonate results the improvement! you have ex
hibiteh was 10 have been expected
Having alluded u the advantages you have enjoyed Is
nv w,, to be distinctly understood as considering them
vsry great and special Andths may assert without
ar II being suspected of attempt at setopprob1tin,
since bear no relation whatever 70 you &c literary IN
s.r,.c;or yetfor time past! h1vingbeen
% situated In regard the institution 70 which yon belong
ssto have had full opportunity Of closely investigating s
educational system. both TO ito theory and PRACTICE,
feel free affirm that In all the particulars 10 which ex
sslsncy may be predicatsd, Of academca course,
have never known my superior and 70 many respec,s
equal 70 that adopted and carried oct IN ire rosh-
fsersie Ccilsf1te Institute. ~
ifraspre presented YOU die greatest ocis for laying
s,d ard offensive basis q an asrl aud polished 'dueA
you have instructors Of distinguished ability n
the various departments Of classical literature, Tathemat
col science commercial knowledge foreign languages aud
the ornamental branches Of music drawing and painting
r,ar30-dtf
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CLOTHING 4 CLOTHING MATERIALS.



BHeaa Of Provisions and Clothing, april ", 1870
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed q Proposals foi Navy
" Clothing AMI Clothing Maleriast win be received At
this Office until o'clock r. Nj Monday the 2st day Of
May next for furnishing and delivering ION receiving thirty
days notice each or either Of the Navy Yards Charles
town, Massachusetts, Brooklyn New York, and Gosporf
Virginia, such quantities Of any all Of the following
named ARTICLES q Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials
madans OF said navy yards, respectively during the rs
cal year commencing LIST day Of July next and end
ing on the 10Th day Of June, 1850, viz
blue beaver cloth pea Jackets, wool dyed, 1900
DO do do monkey Jackets, do do 1000
DO cloth round jackets, do do 1000
Do do trowsers, do do 1000
Blue flannel shirts twled and wool dyed, 10000
Do do under. Shirts do do do y 5000
Do do drawers, do do do lt 5000
Do flannel do do do Yards $4,000
Barnsley sheeting frocks II 1000
Canvas duck trowsers 1000
Darnsley sheetng for do i yards 1000
Canvas duck for do IA yards 1900
Dungnree yards Is 900
Caiskn shoes pairs 5000
kipskin do high cut do 5000
Cafskin pumps, do 10000
Woollen stockings do 10000
Woollen socks do 10000
Mattresses with two covers 10 each) :. 1850
Black silk hail,lkercheis $4,000
Blankets !. 1900
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PHYSICIANS cERTT1CA TIES.

WAsHriToToN, January Z, 1915.
am informed Of the Ingredients of which DR..
Schwartze's Compound Extract Of sareaparila Is
composed, and believe i to be the best preparation
of the kind with which am acquainted and admir-
ably adapted TO produce salutary Alternative effect.
rERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, NJ. D.
wAsHIroro,', .Idnnary 10, 1916.
Il gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparin, prepared by Or. Schwartze
as have knowledge of Its constituent parts be-
lleve that II win achieve more for the afflicted than
any other preparation Of Sarsapaila now before the
public II. +. CONDICT, M. D.
tH WAsHraTois, january IL, 1886,
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwartze's Compound
Extract Of Safsaparla, beleyc Il e be most hap
Nv remedial combination Of that valuable root with
the othrf remedies Of which i Is composed. M
j. NJ. GIBSON, M. y. A
GEoRaETowr, january 81, le49. y
Having been made acquainted by Or. Schwartz
with tho insrcdients Of his preparation Of Sarsapafa
concur with the medical gentlemen above, In regard
Ing Il as an Alternative of great efficacy, and In all
ca.cp to witch such an alternative IL adapted of great
power. BENZ D. boHtrh, NJ. ".
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WasnInaron, Dsetmber %. lei7.

To DIR. A. j. ScuwaRTzE, Jr. M
Dear Sir: Hereby acknowledge q debt Of ern-
seni state Of good health entirely tothe Of yonr in
valuable preparation Of ,Sorsaparaid. Having been
inflicted with an Mfdmmdtory Rheumatic affection
Of the knec-ioint, which awelcd to such degree as
10 confne me to bed for many weeks depriving
me Of the entire nse Of my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
The least prospect of recovering made use Of your
Extract Of Sarsaparila TO the amount Of bottles,
after which began 10 use my limb, and upon Its
further use had The satisfaction TO find the disease
rhdicated and my general health very much lmpro-
we'd Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good. You are ut liberty TO make use
Of this as YOU may think proper,
Very trnely yonr obrdicnt servant
VIM. w. STEWART
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WAsnrveroN, January "a, Is.

WAsiIIHGToN, january ~ lc4e.
II gives me pleasure TO say that am acquainted
with the proprietor Of the above medicine, md also
with number OF gentlemen, whe lave tested Its eff
cocy; and have no doubt, from the unlmpeachable
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
IS -sf EgY ULYSSES WARD. Il
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TEsTLMoNfiLS.


f5zkRLEs BARTLETT, Eaq.
TIE Undersigned who have for come time had children
nder your care on College Hill md who have attended
several examinations Of your pupla take this opportunity
cf expressing yo and fine public through you, our
n.sh Consideration ofyour noble School, With the locali-
" 50 en,iently beautiful will the arrangement OF the
gsadJ ruon the iormitory-the plny ground-tlie Gym
rast.r-with the comfort and refinement Of the Emily
with the t,oroughsesa OF a educational provisions, and
ire aiusnces which are eSerted the mins OF The
scholars delighted and unrcIneaed BY YOU pre-
sent you this expression Of grateful regards and earn
cot wishes that you may connne receive you rost
eerianiy aessrse tile liberal patronage which yon have
h;hsr.c enjoyed. h4
Q. C.vAa CLRFF, Pastor Of the r. D. Church
Hackensack "a
EpsAa THoRi5 Supervisor Of the town Of
Poughkeepsie - Ia
Gro. VAN KfRRcK. :. "
JOHN T. McCouN, Troy,
siRoReH v. poafERoy, New York,
ASH fIoTf, Brooklyn.
isaanI HkwIKy, Merchant New York.
iipBERr VAS WAdrvEN, Fonghkeepaie.
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Dear SIR Believing that public statement
Of my affection may DO Of service TO others sim
arly afflicted, as well as benefit to yourself,
take this means of informing you that about three
The Lungs which induced my friends TO despair
of my recovery My health continued to decline
for a year, when was seized with Neuralgia and
scvcre Vertigo. Having applied TO physicians, both
ft, and having also made use Of the Gdlranic Bat
teTy without any good effect concluded TO try your
Extract Of SarsapariVa and am happy 70 say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and have been better ever since
Respectfnly, ENOCH W.SMALLWOOD.
~ Tn-A ] ScHw AnrzE yr.. january q. 1913.
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PERRIN WASHINGTON,
To Dr.. Al. souwARrzE, u.

u = --T- 2
Dear Sir. Under sense of deep obligation TO
Tho virtue Of your Sarsapara" in the entire res
ration Of ono Of my children from General Debiii-
IN and proalrniion Of tile systeB take plea
sure in tesyng 70 your invaluable medicine, but
seven bottles were used two years since, when tho
child was restored to, and still contues in the m
loymenl Of, perfect health. 4
.Janirary 4, 1919. DAVID RIDGELY.
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pUBLrsHED Bv craAs. w. FENToN.
$40 90
Payable in advance.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT riy cent? per square the hrst nser
per square for every subsequent 10
serlon--fdy cents per square alternate insertions
liberal deduction 10 yearly advertisers.
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Extract from the report Of the examining COMMITTEE
The committee believe thai the examination has resulted
Ia satisfying ell who prescnt that the teaching IN eve
RI department has been faithful PRACTICAL and efficient eich
- with produce thorough sound and useful education
The tyantase which this school euysin pnH
iion buildings, grounds for recreation, gymnasium, and
,fs admirable Internal arrangements well known nf
hsriJ 10 need any notice from the committee. but they
cannot refrain from directing the public TO it, superiority
IN this respect over any other school with which they are
acquainted
The kind and excellent mairon the echoo 10 so aiien
tive the various duee which asened to her. the
boys hardly feelfh want Of mothers care.
the strict ratcrna discipline and careful waichiu
eSpsany exercised by the principal ir Bnrtlso
influence which peryades the whole establishment give
the parents every assurance that they can reasonably de-
trained for the great purposes Of eussfnc5s In this
$3.50 80 o, BRONSON.
J. w. FAIRFIEl.D,
,psi1F III. q. LUDLOW, r
NJ, a,h ia1a H. r. WALDO.
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Ey The above named medicine may be had In
Washington, wholesale and retail, at the Store Of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennaylvana Avenue, three
doors enst of Sd street At CIiAS. ST0TT q CO.'S,
Pennsylvania Avenue, near 7thatrcet alao, nt J. L.
KIDWELLfS, Georgetown, d. q. II. Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, At C0ULSON g. CO.. No.
South Liberty street; at ISRAEL GRAHAApS,
corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw Streets also nt
GEO. w. JONES', corner Of Baltimore urd High
street, L !, A Leg , 3, MM SdAkhSsS =
othsr DrugGisss. t jan l--da
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THE STANDARD pREpARATIos.
On. sCHwARTZEis COMPOUND, EXTRACT
# OF SARSApARILLA. 18

b
Tho astonishing success " ith which disease has
been combated BY this powerful remedy for the last
three years In tho I)isfricf OF Columbia and other
places has Induced tho proprietor prcsentits claims
In a mora conspicuous manner under a sincere CON
ysss n 70 and nssSgb as
II nav corn, Therefor he wonId ,rge "a unon an
Who read hs not 10 led il pass ,,nnoiiccd but give
II ,bnt uttention 10 which n ID "a deseryadly enti
llod ~, "A. 's ~ $500 t3s4 r is3&55 la
The foIlowine are some q + The diseases which
viii iestifv 10 III meyer falling efficacy. VIZ,
IN Scrof,a. IN any lorm !. u d Il ls3s
Incioient atngos Of Consumntion. when proceeding
NJ f,h,onic Rheu,na,ism Rronchitis,
nvsnensia when nroceeding from honatic derange
f'ff' y ,noni N ~ M ,''Tl-.
cona,itutional Svnhjlis. General Debility.
+ Hahi,nais Cosiivness, Ch,,aneons Affections. and
,ll dseasea n,isnp from deranged secretions or inn
p" persona taEinc this remedy should not erow i'm
naiien, m become tno sangline in their hopes of
mon ,hs a,raoih IF and
the lonpt, q lime tai disease has prevailed; there
id vIrtmns NM ~ commence before they arc fully de-.
termned 10 continue lis use, whether II be one bot
similar or can be relieved by any stated number In
ant;cjnnian = - ~, T.l -e "
The cnomnanvno certificates are from gentlemen
If yaaidnu In U,os;,,oJo, NJ, md moi
rom ihose nbr3ad 10 Whom would refer, Iii those
Who ara n he least donbtf,l Hundreds Of testi-
nre sedan or ever reod or credence eiyan TO them
have thonaht fa,v resnectable certj6caiea eomine
sron "sni|emcn We'll Enovn wonld sities IS
CERTIFICATES.
Dear Sir, Having, through the agency Of your
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WAsHrNorol, january rs, 1913.

WAsHNaroE January rs, 'l649.
y Most If the gentlemen named above are known to
me as citizens Of high Representatives, and the pro
fessional portion Of them ore Of the best standing
nmonF fhr physicians Of this community.
1853 w. w. SEAToN, Mayor.
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u REFERENCES AND PATRONS.
HON. WILLIAM IT. SEWARD, Auburn, N. Y,
HON. JAMES EMOTr Poushkeepse, do
N CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV. Or. II. w HATCH. Wisconsin.
REV On. EDWARD DAVIS Baston, N. Y.
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Ponghkeepsle, do
REV. DIR. LUDLOW, do do
REV DE- MANN, Pa mar 2l-dly
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

HSHE nnderapIe respectfully Inform their friends and
the public. that they have become proprieors Of The
above anil splendid Hotel +
supply obvous demand ier increased and superior
commedniions IN this cf, II Is heated Washington
street within iTe minutes walk Of The great Southern and
Western ltafoud Bepos and The business sections Of the
city il Is adjacent TO the Park and The npoI commands
beautiful view pf Tho lIarbor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed after the most approved
plans with all the mudfrn inventions that minister to In.
comfort and convenience ni The traveller, and the
iore long experience in otes has enabled him 10 intro
dics many inprGr rhenIs which are. vet. peculiar
This establishment Ii IL built Of Quincy granite and
ta.ns Ono Hundred and Fy Rooms, conveniently arang
cd In sis aUn snElr apartments. well ventilated and
Piled with M a6un tunCo nf pure soft water. ~
The Furniture n,1de to order from the besi patterns,
with special regard vel 20 comfort md convenience,
luInry and fpentnr. ...+
Our Table will he supplied with al the lnxuriPs ~ tic
and pledge ourselves That the sres 81
the sea son shall nc found upon IT,, ..-...r. ~
We have devoted unusnh attention ~ the selection OF
attendance =" 49,
Porers will be in readiness the Yariou5 Depos, u take
charge OF baggage md provide CarisFts for our guests
TIE proprietors trust bg Strict attention To the wants Of
guests 10 merit share OF patronage, assuring ali who may
favor them utla VISIT that haftns shall ba wanting on
their Plr 10 render thH Antgs iorER second in
the Union W T ADAMS, ProHficIOfs.
1.. l. ADAMS. IN, ..-..s.. ~
WHIT. ADAMS. ."sa
Adams HOUSE, Boston - ,t
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For sale by the following Agents:
ZEIbER & CO. Philadelphia, WIN TAYLOR, q 60,
Baltimore.
Sole Agent for Washington C.,
| w. ADAM
..." .,.. doors Iom l.2 street
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION ~ ~ n,,,rSl
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irns ap tic puble thai they MI devote ne. ahno
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nt1 pre uow yely much increased through ic direct
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Particular attention pad to entering aud clearing spps az
the New York and Boston custom ioscs, nd iofNHits
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b. Our fn II Liverpool continues 10 give every at
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