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THE STANDARD PREPARATION.

m sCHy .pTze,s faMporNn CvTp ,,,,,
A' soh" ~. ~, O. a.. = = rUmrUuND EAiRACl
~ ~ oANoAf a MI
ine as,pn,s',ihg success WIN which disease ,ias
I m eoloaeu ~ ms powerful remedy Tor ,he iisi
llse ysarH; " w Diair.ae, lofnniom ana oiher
as induced le proprietor 10 present us claims
viction lhal its invaluable and nnerrns renedical
virtues viii benefit thousands, under whose notice
Il may come. Therefor, he would urge il upon all
who read this not TO let II pass unnoticed bui give
i that attention to which, il is so descrvedly enti-
tied. IVA
The following are some o. the Diseases which
will testify TO lis never-ialing efficacy, yiz;,
Scrofula, 10 any form
Incpient stages Of Consumption, when proceeding
from scroinlous habit
Chronic Rheumatism Bronchitis
Dyspepsia, when proceeding from hepahc derange-
lf ment. v 5
Constitutional Syphilis; General Debility;
Habirnal Cosivness Cutaneous Affections, and
all diseases arising from deranged secretions OF i'm
pnrites of the blood.
Persons taking this remedy should not grow i'm
patient or become too sangninc in their hopes of
rapid restoration 10 health rs its efficacy depends
measureably upon the strength Of constitution and
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CoNsuMpTIoN CURED.

Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption be cured Br0n
chtns CONSUMPTION, Lirer GonIlafaf, COids, CDnghs
Caarth Asinid Splitting f Blood Soreness IN the Chest
Hectic Flush, NIGH ,Sneats Difficult Prefise Erpec
to,dfio PAIN he Side, DC, hare been and can be cr
ell sG& z3a5 ss y N.t33ss a
Probably there never remedythat has been
cessil In desperate Of Consumption as this II clean
SEES and strengthens the SYSTEM and appears 10 heal ulcers
on te lungs and the patients gradually regain their usual
health anti strength
AZ ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Read the following, and doubt II you can that consmp
ZION can be cured This Ia only one, OF several kindred
cases thai TOWNSEND S sARSAPARIl.LA has cured:
HnookLYN, Sept u, 1876.
On TowNsRnD-- Dear Sr-I was taken, little over a
creased On me very indeed was pronounced by ply
sIcjanr 10 have the quick consumption raised large guam
mites Of bad natter had night aweais, and--snking very
iasny doctor said he could do nothing for Went 10
The oepital in hope OF heing beneficial but pronounced
M incurable now greatly distressed at ie lungs, and
could hardly breathe soon became emaciaed and ex
pecled 10 diet was confined my bed and obliged to
hive wachers Indeed, cannot give you any description
that would do jubce 10 my case was supposed by my
friends 10 be past recovery had tried great number OF
remciiea and all seemed be Of effect read Of The
most extraordinary cures performed by your medicine and
10 tell you lrulh suspected there was some humby IN
tem But induced To Try " did SO, anu am very
ibaukni did cannot shy that am entirely we'll but
am 80 ar recovered be about my business, and hope
10 be entiiey well in few weeks My conah pain in the
lde and am fast gaining my usual strength feel my
duty 10 give you nen of my case, TO publish, you
please. 3s r,, p,n,,,,r \, ,t,.,a :, p.a,,,
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Young LADIES, READITH

Wan who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes, Botches
m mr. Face Rough Skim feckles and are, .ou Of sp
r,sii use bottle or two Of DR. TOWNSENp'S SARSAPA'
pII,IA II will cleanse the Blood remove the Freckles
and BiucheH aud give you anmaop sparkling eyea, fine
snjrl,a and btauti cninpexionall al which are Of i'm
n,ense value 10 uNMAnRIEp LADIES'.
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PHYSICIANS cER7YFTCA TIES.

WAsnISGToN, January 3, 1916.
! am informed of the Ingredients Of which DR..
Schwartze's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla Is
composed, and believe 1t 10 be the best preparation
Of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted to produce salntary Alternative effect
Is PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, M. d.
wAsntsoros, January 10, 1876.
u gives me pleasure TO recommend the Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparila, prepared by DR.. Schwartz
as have knowledge Of It's constituent parts. be-
eve that II will achieve more for the afflicted than
any other preparation OF Snrsapara now before the
public, II. r. CONDlCT, M. ID.
WAsHIsoroa, January IL, 1896
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwartze's Compound
Extract Of Sarsapara, believe Il 10 be most hap
ny remedial combination Of that valuable root with
the other remedies Of which j is composed
J. M. GIBSON, M. ID.
GEoneETowN, January q, l648.
Having been made acquainted by DR.. Schwartze
with the ingredients Of his preparation Of Sarsapar
concur with the medical gentlemen above, In regard
Ing 1t as an alternative of great efficacy, and IN oil
cases, 10 which such alternative e adapted Of great
power BENZ. S. BoHRfsR, M. D.
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| wAsHrsoroN, January %, 1913.
| Most of the gentlemen named above are known to
me as citizens Of high responsibility and the pro-
fcssional portion of them are of the best standing
among the physicians Of this community.
w. w. SEAToN, Mayor
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,1rTALINE eALvANIC sTRENGTHnN-
Nj ING PLA' j. '. cALLAN.
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DELMONICO,s HOTEL,

ID A. & L. DEIMoNICo respectfully inform their friend,
i, and the public generally that their New Hotel ben,
completed they prepared to Offer accommodation,
for either iimies or gentlemen as may De required.
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt O. w Mclean, Member Of the Legislature, and late
ofihe United States Navy has kindly semi the following
certificate. II tels a own story
RAMwAy, Jan. 25, ls47, n
A year since was taken with the influenza, aud my
whole system left In debiatetl was induced to
Try DIR TOWNSEND s SARSAPARII.LA, and after taking
three bottles, was very much relieved, and aitri
butte entirely the said Sirsaparla have continued
taking II, and find thai improve every day believe il
sayed my lie, would not be without Il under any
s,deraion Sssa a. w. MCLEAN.
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TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILI Al
MOST ExTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.

cheaper peasanier and warranted superior 70 any so
hcures dseases, without po,niff,g, pgng HeNe"s, :"
The great beauty and superiority Of this sasapaIia
all other remedies IL, while Il eradleatsA
diseasc, II inyigorates the bohy
1T HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN $4,000 CURES
THIS YEAR.
1000 eurss Of Rhenmaiisni,
1000 cures of Uygfepaia. a
400 cures Of G.asfa Debility and Want of Nerrots
1908 Fswae Complaints, and 1900 cures Of Dis,
eases ef The Rood RIG.
Ulcers scro6,la, erysipelas strheum pimples the
face, &c &c, together with numerous cases Of consump
6on, liver eompais spinal affections, &c This, we are
must appear incredible, but have letters from
physlcae aud from NIL parts OF the United States
informing is Of extraordinary cures Van Hiskrk ESD,
sey informs us that he refer to than one hundred
and iy that place alone There thousands OF
cases in the city Of New York which we will refer 70 WIN
pleasure, and 10 men q character well known
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DR. Townsend Is almost daily receiving orders from ply.
sicians IN different parts oi the Union
This IL TO certify that we, the undersigned, Phyeleans 81
he city q Albany have IN numerous cases prescribed DIR
Of the nos yousbe preparations OF sirsapara IN the mar
p III Pnline, NJ d, Wilson, NJ n, r. n briggs, NJ.
D., r. IT, Eimandorf NJ ID. tf
Albany, April L. l9433 4.l5 U53l BIZ IN
the following Is from Of the most respectable pys'
Clans on Long Island
GBEENpoRr, July 10 1876.
DR TowasRsp- Sir II is with satisfaction that /
cay you have recently wmessed in several Cases,
the most beneficial results from your EXTRACT OF SAR
sAPAlLIA. Being engaged In the practice OF medicine,
have prescribed il several Cases. and without be-
eft In the removal Of diseases arising from deranged
stale OF the digestive organs jaundce, &c, far exceeds
any hisg ofe kind ever offered to the public yon will
please u ~ n. two dozen, &c 3ss* Hte 5N T
s Respectfully yours
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JOHN JACKSON Esq, Editor Of the Railway Republi.
Anpubsed the above certificate, and remarks in an eii
.orisl as follows 4 l9as. l8
n-s- The success OF DR. ToWNSEND'S PREPARA.
TiUN OF SARSApARliIA appears to be OF the most
exrrarJnary character We publish to-day two certificates
from the Rev, Nj. White, OF Staten Island, gentleman
well known IN Railway Capt Mclean believes the medi.
cine saved his life, and Mr. White 10
tain equally strong confidence in its efficacy Intelligent
men like these would praise strongly what they did
not fully believe TO be deserving. i.
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New routes LA New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
M Maryland and Ohio.

Erraci iron, he acf Of Cong or 81 March 1915 section IA
Aud BE- ii Further enacted That II shall lie the iniy III
the iostnnsrr General in All future lrnss az eoni,es
for the lon II the mail 10 lei The came in every
case n l,e Lowest bidder ten,srny ,ir.n snar,nt.s.
for faithful performance, without other reference 10 The
mole OF such transportation Titan may be necessary
vide for the due ceIery certainly aud security Of such
transportation, nor shall any new contractor hereafter be
required 10 purchase out, take valuation the
vehicles q any previous contractor for the rone
VIII DC Careful 10 rean the forms aud hsrne.
hons appended 70 ths advertisement Ihey are requested
70 stale ~ lher proposals the oue ny which they niena
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la TowasKaD-DearS ir-I have The pleasure 10 inform
YOU tt rce OF my children have been cured Of The Scro
fila hy he se Of your excellent medicine They at
ice very severely with bad sorea have taken only four
bottles; Took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation Yours respectfully, 3a
ISAAC W. GRAIN, l05 Wooster street.
New York. March |, 1877.
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sCRnFIILA CURED.


This certificate conclusyey proves that this SARSAPA-
RA has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of The blood Three persons cured in house Is unpre
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RHEuMATIsM AND PILES.

sS' ~ 7T7El IF SEprKMaan 10, 1896,
nm rowrsKNn--Dear Sr--My wife has been, for seve-
raj years afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but all TO no pf
Nose She finally induced by seeing your ADVERTISE
nincnt TO give your SARSAPARIl.LA trts was also,
Together with Ia my employ badly troubled with
rla our complaint was completely cured. Iconsiier Il
one o t Of medicines aud would advise all who are
an'' y eARRlT GARRADnANT,
~ Market street Newark
PRINCIPAL orFIoE i0d FULTON STREET y. yo /
san nm p",.u pyoTT & SONS, oxsKRAL Asrars, No
% N,,1b second Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
90 rsn, loT Washington City, CHARLES SToTr, DRuo.
.,sss corner 7ih street and Fem Avenue
80 80, ~ Also. for sale by Dfrggrs generally
~ NONE GEN0INE UNLESS PUr w IN TIE
, tds,r SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
nnxRT AM sIoaEp WITH fHR wRirrrN HicNAruRR OF
= % TdyySSEND, AND Wis NAME HrowN N fHn oLAss,
ny ID II. OFT. IN
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES. N

To Messrs. PouLrs, Rooms q Co. l1 a I'M
jun B--d6m
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WEEKHY COMM RCIAL URNAL.

Interesting from Irkansas, - Overland Route to
California; Council IF h,dims-Thc Little Rock
Democrat, of tha 3Dth ult, records tn, arrival OF
numbers OF persons who Intend 10 start from orr
Smith for California. Liuut. Updcgraf arrived at
Fort Smith on the Goth ut., with company
Of United States troops, 9th Infantry, from Fort
TOwson. They 90 as escort TO the California
emigrants as far as Santa Fc. We see by publish
ed CORES y md cncc that Col Bonneville Of the l. s.
Army, is not To command the Government eXPcdl-
ton bat that it had been entrusted to Capt. X. Is.
Marcy, of the 9Th Infantry, by G.n Arbucklc, be-
fore Col. Bonn"vills's arrival Capt. Marcy is com
mcnded as cnterprislug and accomplish I'd officer,
who is every way well qualified as young Off
Ger could b. for such expedition.
a project is on fooI to explore the Arkansas and
Canadian rivers, for the purpose Of asctrtinlmg the
highest practicable ndvgabr point ON these streams,
with the ultimate view Of locating pots for The !u
ture rendezvous of California cmigrdnts aud Santa
Fc traders. 1t is supposed that with proper cXer-
tions the land Importation to Santa Fc may be re-
duCrd bel three hundred miles
A Grand Council of the Prairie Indians, inhabing
the territory between the Rocky Mountains and the
Indian country west Of Missouri and Arkansas, is
to be held tins summer. Tn object of the Council
is not stated but is believed have reference 10
the new movements in California and new Mexico,
consequent upon the recent change Of title to these
territories and the discovery of deposits Of the pre-
cious metals. The Little Rock Democrat advises
Government TO take measures in turn 10 ensure to
cmigrants the prarcs and TO the citizens residing
on the frontiers of the border States the protection
of a strong military force.
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for canvassed aud sugar and exracurcd, the latter
handsome aud desirable sizes for families.
Lard-llas undergone very little alteration IN
price, and the demand has been iir, comprising be-
tween 2O0a30O brls at o. for rather common TO
prime, and about 1000 kegs prime at cts per 3D.
on time.
Butter and CheeSe--Rcmain much before no.
ticcd-thc former in very limited demand with the
sale of 80 kegs Western at o. cts. cash. and the
latter not active, and both confined pretty much to
| the wants Of the trade.
RICE-Srlls only in small. lots at ga 1925 per
100 lbs.
SEEDS.-Thc stock Of Glover is held chiefly in
second hands, and at prices (3.2jd 1929 above
what buyers (who are numcrous) are disposed 10
pay. Flax continues TO be taken il arrives at
/. l2id & Is per bushrl.
SKINS.-We note the sale of 300 lbs Deer in
the hair at a contingent price
SPICES.-We note sales of Malabar Pepper TO
limited extent at o. cts, mos; large parcels on
mos.
SPIRITS.-N. +. Rum is selling at 81 cts.
Whskey remains much at the clOss Of last week,
% cts. in hhds., and 205a2l in brls., and market
dull.
SUGARS.-privatc transactions have again been
extremely light, or 'ratons worthy OF particular
notice having taken pilcI, except small lot of Bra
iii in bags at Gid7 cts. for white. BY auction yes
tcrday, 100 hhds. Porto Rico sold at 4 35a i 40;
100 do. New Orleans, .55a s LOS; and % do. Car-
flied, ga 10 per 100 lbs, all mos. Arrived from
foreign ports 63i hhd 100 brs. and 1918 bags; and
from Louisiana 263 hhdS.
TOBACCO.-Wc have no new feature to note in
this market. The demand for most OF the new crop
Of Maryland, il arrives, continues good, and prices
have ranged from 2.37 "a So for common 10 3.5On
I.5O for middIing, and 5a$6 80 TO Ia s 10 per lO0
lbs for fair to fine, including The lower and Upper
Country solts, which were taken about fast as
sampled, the inspections this week, as seen below,
b,ing still fair The more common and better
qualities of Ohio passed by at present. purchasers
Turning their attention, they have done for some
time past, more to the medium grades, as better
suited 10 her views, for which they paying 80
1856 80 per 100 lbs, with occasionally som thing
very considerably for fancy lot of spanglcd or
fine coIory. The sales Of all denominations during
the week, have comprised about 500 hhds. We
see it stated in an English paper, that contract has
recently been entered into at Madrid, to supply the
Spanish Government for two years, at "$I.2D;"
but no further particulars are given, although sup
posed that the Tobacco viii be Kentucky, usual,
including probably small portion of Virgnia.I In
spcctcd this week as follows Mary land, GIL hhds.;
Ohio, 2S6; Kentucky, 3-total, go hhds. Exported
within the time 10 foreign ports. 12S hhds, all
Of which were to Bremen making the amount OF
Mary land and Ohio leaf exported to European ports
since Jan. LIST to 25th inst, as follows:
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From the ~ York Dry Goods Reporter Of last Satnrda

From the ~ York Dry Goods Reporter of last Saturday
Domestic Dry Goods Market.-Thcre has been
an increased inquiry among our Commission Mer-
chants during the past week, bat SO Tar as We were
able to learn the actual sales have been small.
The opening Of the Canals on the LIST prox. will an
doubleday tend 10 the reduction OF STOCKS but unless
some efficient rcsorted 10 by which Por-
ton of the accumulation can be thrown oil, our sum
mcr stocks will be a vast deal too large.
Ne,c York Foreign Dry Goods 1iarket.-Trade
in frst hands has shown an increased activity during
the past week. but can hardly be considered brisk.
The stock is not comp letc il was in the com
mcncrmcnt of the season, and the demand from job
beers has been merely TO sort up.
On many styles our imp lrttrs have realized that
an error was committed, and the distinctive taste OF
American CONSUMERS has strongly manifested itself.
We m ght instance many cases. but shall coniinc
ourselves TO the two separate articles OF Printed
Lawns and Ginghams. In these two descriptions OF
goods nearly the whole of the Importation was OF
iargs uncou patterns suitable only to the taste OF
semi. barbarianS, while the American producer con
fncd himself to the production of small and neat
STYLES This difference i'll III. estimate OF taste was
made NOR. apparent i'll the first named article, by
the sales which was made of the Portsmouth Lawns,
on the 9TH of January when the channels OF trade
were filled by the aforementioned company with
small figured goods.
The importatons of the week have been light,
and desirable goods arc The number of ships
arriving with dry goods has been e, bringing lo2l
p,ckages-this includes the steamer Europa
Cnn,n,ratiyp statement of goods
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Steam Navigation beiioeen The United States ana
Liverpool. Tho Cunard Steamers have commenced
their weekly trips for the season, between Liver
pool and the United States: we may now look ior
the steamers" news towards the close OF every
week. The order Of arrangement will be found on
the title page of this paper.
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selling at about the same prices at the date Of our
last report. The stock j, largr, and being staple
article, every one, under the low price Of the raw
material and export bounty, made largely, until in
the goods we have OvcrstOck.
Ribbons The late sales show decided improve
mrnt for desirable goods, and much enquiry exists.
The prevailing style of making ladies hats Of rib
bons will use up a large part of the stock At pri-
waite sale there IS al advance Of 10 per cent.
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Understandable Gather.

The very severely frosty weather, accompanied at
times with rain, hail and snow, with which the
country West and South has been generally visited
commencing early last week, and only assumed
somewhat Of mder form towards its close, has
done much damage to the Fruit, Grain and Cotton,
inasmuch the chilling Jrost' portion Of it took Il
fair sweep those sections where the buds and
flowers were in proper state to be forcibly opcrat
cd upon. Our accounts South extend through Cotton
states, and all the Western. There was less dam
age in the Northern and Eastern states inasmuch
vegetation sufficiently advanced to be affect
ed by such calamity
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New York and the West--OpeninS Of
An. u

tstt FNtbE"-ODtILTIIrs
Navigation.
The New York Canals 10 be opened on the
first May, (ncxl tuesday,
The ice was removed from the Straits Of Michili-
mackinac and the first vessel, the Propeller Petrol
arrived at Milwaukee from Detroit 18th inst.
There was in store at Cleveland (Ohio) 10Th inst.
630, 900 bushels Wheat 900 brs Flour 81, 900 do
Pork, and 1000 do Beef
Among thu receipts at Oswego, on 9th inst, from
the lakes, were IO10 brls. Flour, 5000 bushels
Wheat, and 1900 do. Com.
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COASTWISE.

COAST W lSE.
Ne,c London-Sch. Cynos're.
Guano lOI tons, order.
Ne,C lOrk-Sch. Eiiicot.
Cheese 50 bxs, ) Huribui; seed brs, II Sinclair,
ir, & Co; inc 10 brIs Harvey, Carson 4 Coz
stcarne 40 brls, II Mankn: mdzc 10 kegs, Taylor
s. SOM sailed hides 100, wdze 279 pkgS, order.
Ne,c York Sch. s E. Merrill.
Tea 40 hf chests, A y Patterson; hoop iron 50
bids, f Pratt & Gro; brandy 5 hf pipes u brls l.
Thomson & Co; steel bils, Thomas & Co; ale
hhds, r Walsh; mdze case, Elder, Gelston Co;
cheese l55 bxs, tea 100 hf chsts Tin plate 60 bxs.
mdzc 3l4 pkg, order.
Nclr York-Sch Maria
Wine ~ ar csks eighth do, 40 bs<ts, oil lon do,
L Thomson s Co; cheese lbs bXs, Moale * Med
calfe: cordage 30 coils Hooper s Chesebrough;
saparilla IS bxs moIasses % hhds, gunny bags $780,
rndle 352 pkgs, order.
lphiq-Sch. Hero.
Salt 400 sacks, S Fcnby & Bro.
MOtiIe-Sch. Oriental.
Cotton 100 bales, order
Wilmington, (N. C.)-Brig Florina.
Lumber 10000 #, Corner Sons.
Netc Orleans-Bart Yorktown
Sugar l63 binds, L Wilson & Go; 100 do, L
Whtridge & Coz bacon 800 hhds, Spence x Reid;
o6 do, w Howc! < Son; hams 90 brls, Sullivan
& Sons; lard ~ do, George & jenkins; SOD kegs
do, oIcs n brls, order.
Franklin, (La.)-Sch. Horatio lines.
Molasscs 2gS brs, 5 Hurlbut x Co.
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Tobacco.-Thc American consul at Matamoras,
has received official ad vices from Mr.. Clifford, Amer
lean Minister at Mexico, that Tobacco introduced
into Mexico under American occupation, would be
allowed .'to pass" the same as other merchandise,
as by the treaty, and that orders 10 that
effect had been issued. Nevertheless, the Mexican
authorities at Matamoras decline acting in the mat
ter; it is true they have taken an account of the
Tobacco in store there, but they have orders to
allow it to be removed.