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Dir. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA!
MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.

= - uuiii
m,s ,xra ~ !. ~, NJ i amor, sota.s Is,r times
cheaper peasanisr and superior 70 any sold
a.5iHatiaS III p,a M'' ~
The great beauty and superiority of nils sarsaparla over
- ~ pr a'sysas , MonE Than isop crRFs
loo cures Of Rhenn,ai,sm.
~ emss nf t,,,sl Debty and IPauf Of Nervous
f z.r% o'"s"- = "''''''A ','s 49, $3.50
ao1 fsnaa 5e Son.ai"s' ana over NV" e"'ei " D'S'
Ulcers .csoaia sspshs rhsam pinpls ss on the
,on' i've, connninia sninai afrctons &r This We are
.wa must appear Incredible but We have az, letter. s,o Sm
XIV ~ " !. .,,r.p n Van I,uskirk Esn
nns ~ nv nost respectabIe ruses in Nswsrk New Jer
s ieaa ~ ia, ~ can "a ~ more Than one hundred
and my sasen ~ is, place alone. nfie ars @ ~ h
80 ~. -. ~. I y, ~ 80. y. ~ isss.,sr wei, tno,~n
pieas'fe' an" = men = e"N'4'e. -"
n, rownaeu 4 almost daily receiving orders from py.
,cians IN diffsrenl paris Of The Union A
This certify a ne andsrsnsd physslsn "s q
TnuSsENn'S ARsAPARiiJA and believe ii 10 be one
q o., ,'e oal Vau'O'e y 'a'
n II. Pulling, NJ u, - wilson, VI n, n, n Briggs, NJ.
Albany. Anrll /. ISIS
The following Ia from Of the most respectable phya.
cIsna on Long Island
GREKaronr, July 10, 1916.
Nm TowaaENp sr--It Il with satisfaction that
,y to o hst ays fseen ln Y R
3APARiIA ileing engaged III The practice of medicine,
Il In several cases and never without be-
state q the digestive organs iann.cs &c far exceeds
any tbsg ofur kind ever offered TO The public You win
pl'4ss M 10. 'T Res aassS, w. yours
$, g. PRESTON, NJ n.
,rs,rrn sraTrs oprIcpn
-, \ u, Nj ~, nIsn,h.r ~ H. os,,,. -, ,.,
n,,,a sa,es Nav haa Kindly ssi NJ lie foIiowine
ssriifcais' il tells iis oaa story
4 vear aimee was taken Win Tie Influenza. and nv
whole system leg ~ dsitasa sste WAS induced 70
IN 49, h ss rs,r n,nrh resxsa ana a,,r
s, - 4 n;., y, IL SAID s,rannr;la ihave can1,,sd
,akinS h and find that mproys every day ibelieye
.ays nv ise anJ a,d moi bs without IL under nny con
siieraiion. q. w, MCLEAN.
-.
IonN JACKSON Gaa f ESi'ar y d. Railway Repnh
a published The above rertifeae ana REMARKS N az edi
Ws@ - Tbs s,,ecess Of DR. ToWNsEND,s PREPARE.
TON on sARsApARiIiA spneara 10 be one OF lie most
sxtraorinary character We publish Two certificates
rom the REV Mr. White Of Staten, Island gentleman
well Known in halfway Cant Mclean believes The edi.
cine 10 have saved his life and Mr. White Betms 10 enter.
tam All sm,aiY song confidence in lie efficacy Intelligent
men like The would not praise strongly what they did
Ua fully believe 70 be deserving.
SCRoFuLA CURED.
This c.n6cate conch,sIyely proves tha, tbs SARsAPA
kiLA haa peI1sct son oss. W ~ o n 1880
OF ne oiooa Imee Pefs" 'aie'' ~ ope "o' % a'P'e
ThhEE GhHDhLN
DR. TownsRsD-Dear Slr-I have the pleasure 70 inform
lila hy Inc ,lse Of your excellent medicine. They
cied very severely with bad sores have taken only four
bottles II took them away for which lfee myself under
'''p ''"e' ISAAC W. GRAIN los wooser street
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CYRUS Nv. FlELD 3 Co.

CYRUS w. FIELD & co,
4 COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. Burling slip, New York.
THE highest market prices paid CASH for Rags Can.
i pds, Begging, Grass Rope, Iured Rope, Hemp Rope,
Rope Cuttings, Cotton Waste, ('u,iTy Baesirg and all
other kind Paper Makers Stock al their Rag Warehouse
IA Plat street., New York.
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Steam BOat COMPANY Of Georgia..

AzS All merchandise designed for he nieriqr q
Inn, TENNE.SSEE. and dLABAMA, sent Via Sa.
vannah win be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company oil
Georgia III their Steam Boats Augusta, free OF commits
sion, at the lowest current rate Of freight.
In addition 10 The steam boat power Company already
possess they have under construction u new steam
boat Of unusually light draft OF and high speed built
expressly with view 10 prompt transportation Of
Goods, In all stages Of the river navigation
Goods marked for the interior Of the country ner reach
Ing Anguish or Hamburg, forwarded BY the Agents
there TO their find destination.
Shippers may ie upon having the order OF their Goods
carefully looked 10 In Savannah
bills OF Lasing advising the shipment of goods and q
letter advising whether insured and 10 what point should
always accompany the same, or be sent by mail
Parties who we been in the habit OF forwarding mer'
chandize the interior Of Georgia by this line and direct
Ing the Of r. NJ Goodwin, will please take notice
that the connection OF that gentleman with this Company
having ceased all future communications should be adj
dressed to
W. r WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga
BEFERrNcga
Meyers Taylor a. Merrill,
Josiah Marcy & Sen, :, -.
Goodhne a. Company, 'ofA
L.. IT, Brigham, Esq,
Jyawen Gray a CO., BOSTON
Henry Sloan, Esq., Philadelphia
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NEW LINE OF LIVER DOL PACKETS

NEW LINE OF LIVER DOL Jackets
WILL sail from New York the 9th, ana from Liver.
w pool on the 18th OF each msnih.
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt g. d. Cornish 18th Jan,
Ship GARRICK, Capt B. j. II Trask, 10Th Feb.
Ship ROSClUS Capt Asa Eldridge, 18th March.
Ship SlDDONS Edward D. Cobb, 10th April.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
ship GARRICK, Capt D. ~ Trask, llth Dec.
Ship ROSCUS, Capt, Asa Eidridge, lfth Jan.
Ship SlDDONs Capt Z. u. Cobb, ilth Feb
Slip SHERIDAN, Capt. O. b. Cornish, 18th Jan.
These ships all Of The lrst class upward Of 100 tons
built In the city Of New York, with such improvements
combine great speed with unusual comfort for passenger
Every has been taken In the arrangement OF their
Communications The price Of passage hence Ia as, for
which ample stores will be provided These ships are
commanded by experienced masters, who viii make every
exertion 10 give general satisfaction,
Neither captains owners Of these ships viii be
sponsibe for any letters parcels packages by he
unless regular hills Of ia,ling arc egned therefor.
For freight or passase, apply to
EDWARD X COLLINS, Sc South st., New York, or TO
BROWN, SfiIPLEy, 4 CO., Liverpool
Letters by the packet shps will be charged twelve and
half cents per single sheet 20 cents per and news
papers one cent each.
EDWARD X. COLLINS respectfully requests the pub.
shers Of newspapers discontinue a advertisements not
in their OF their Liverpool packets viz The Roscus
Sddons, Sheridan, and cairick.
To prevent disappointment, notice 10 hereby given 'hat
contracts for passage can only be made with them
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PETER DRowN, AZ Little st., Brooklyn.
70 MoTuERs AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILIA has been ex
ur.ssly prepared In reference 10 Female Complaints No
trns should neglect take IT, az II e certain preventive
IN any or The and horrible diseases to which they
ire subject II is valuable for those who are approaching
,vmnnhood as il is calculated assist nature by quicken
inr lie blood and nvigorang the system Indeed this me
icine is invaluable for al the delicate diseases TO which
II braces the whole SYSTEM renews permanently the ma
r,ra energies by removing the impurities Of the bloodby
M FAR stimulating Tile System produce no subsequent
relaxson which & the OF most medicines taken for
5 emale weakness aud disease.
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s2,5OO,OOO.

Empowered by Act Of Parliament yict-Royal Assent,
Iuiy "a, 1877
"a iSari,ps Rank for the Orphan, and the Wicior."
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rooDyEAR'S Patent Gum Elastic Composition for Ma
(I chine Derg % has bsen fully tested, POSSESSES innu
msrabs advantages that manufactured ont Of leather
The METALLfc STEAM PACKING, for steam
boilers y now conceded be superior 10 any article
before used Tot that purpose, The above are scldby
F7f2 ID. HOp0MAN,
Ny. India Rlbber wsrehovse, ~ Maiden Lane.
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(,ayler's Patent Salamander Safes.


rsr safes ara warranted perfect In every respect aud
10 aorh full protection for books, papers, &C. assinss
0For comparatively small sum any person may have
an Insurance ofre Of his ownone which exacts neither
NOTES or rrriums and which cannot be broken down BY
great fire. -
aylers Patent Double and Improved single S.amandsr
Saies ii any dimensions required by Banks Brokers' Me
CHANTS jewelers. for Recors for other public Offices
made to order. An assortment for sale and orierBrcsved
the Depot tls Water between Pine and Wall streria
A. r. M0EN
T EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
Ia COMPANY lnsurra properly Of every description,
ture Of Kennedy IN 1894 Capital, e30oUo,
JOHN w. HUNT, President
Iuhn brand 4 William s.. Waller,
\ Msa,sm Y. johnson, Dudley NJ craig, Y,
Richard Pinslell, James d. Harrison,
THoMks . DAxrrH, Secretary. lA ttg
. i Asit..a I. ia
Al, apple stIons for Insurance In ts ess Of New York
and Bfookiyn WIN have prompt uenfon at the Office o.
he Agency No 10 wall street where al csims for ossss
win Be literally adjusted and prC|Rl,y P, ~
srxv.xs d Hoxu, covnseicra
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DR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARIILA is a sovereign
A. snrc remedy fnr incipent CONSUMPTION, and for the
General prosation OF the systeno matter whether the
result Of causes produced by reguarity
Waiting can he more surprising than Its invgorniing ef
,s,a an Inc human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
s,e before taking H. al once become robust and full OF
energy under liz Influence Il lnmedaey goun.eraels he
Of unhappinesr \, oe % d.,;..,. -.
,re 10 exhibit certificates OF cures performed put we can
ussre the afflicted that hundreds Of cases have neen repor
""'o 'A CoxsAcKIR, Sept 20 lsi5.
pa TowNsRap all whom this may concern.,Ihis
q 70 certify that my wife used one bottle q your SARsA
PARIIIX previous 20 critical event, kn.ier the most
e,arn1r and delicate being troubled Win
tie ropsy swelling OF The feet nervous aneciohs ana very
much drbiated with my persrason and the recommen'
datior 81 those who had used q ahs was Induced 70 w "
with iittle OF no sh and suffice II TO say the medicine
had the happy and desired effect NOT emily during the sau
period b after he expiration OF one week Of ~ nse me
iropsy and nervous affection gave way 10 an asonishna
degree and her health lie better than u had been Tor
long time previous
il this win be Of any service to yon or any one who
doubts the success Of the medicine yon are entirely vel
come To u. fql.la , -.
Subscribe myself your obedenl and obliged sesyI
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compilations Dull Eyes, Boiches
an the Face Rough Skim frsckes and out OF spi
,its y use a boe Of DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPA,
RIILA II will cleanse the Blood, remove The Freckles
and HIoches and give you animation, sparkling eyes, fine
sp,r;ts and beautiful complex onall OF which are Of i'm
,nenre value 10 uNMARRiED LADIES'.
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NEW LINE LIvERPoOL PACKETS

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
To sail from New York 2ls and from Liverpool 9th Of
From Neto York. Lirerpooi
New ship Liverpool, ii50 tons, Anil 81 .iune 6
J. Eldridge J August p Octsher q
,,,, ,o.o January ~ March 9
tons, 7. Woodhouse. sent 2i Nov 6
New ship Constitution, 0otons, june 81 Angus, 6
t John bntou' (Ocober u Dec. =
Shin Iiouinguer, 1860 tons Ira Jniv 81 Sem q
tt@t bWNieY Nov. II jan. o
THESE Substantial aa sailing fs class ships all built In
The eiiy OF New York, are commanded by Of expe
rience and ability and viii he despatched punct,aiiy on
The 2la OF each month. N
Their cabins are elegant and commoiious and are fur
nshed with whatever ronduce 10 the aud comfort
Neither the captains or owners nf these ships will be
sconsbr r any parcels packages by them, unless
regular bills Of lsding signed therefor
For freight or passage apply 10
Woodruff a. NiNTuRNSS,
~ South street. New York
or 10 FIELDEN, BRoTHERs& Co,
A Liverpool.
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES,

RHEUMATISM AND PILES.
sKPrEMBsn 10, l8,C
IA rowrtrEp--Dear Sir-My wife has been, for seve'
raj ysars, afflicted with Rheumasm She has Tried many
different remedies to obtain some relief but oil 70 no pur
nose She wan finally induced by eeelng your advertise.
inrn 10 give your SARSApARilLA auial. / was also,
together with man 10 my smpny) badly troubled with
the Piles and BY using small quantity Of your Ssresps
rills our complaint WAS completely cured lconeider
- GARRrT GARRABRANT,
tH ~ Market street, Newark.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE iac FULTON STREET N yols
ny M Se " ". pyorT 4 SONS, erszsAL Asrsrs, No
AGENT lor Washington City, CHARLES STOTr, DHua.
.,ss' corner IN street and Penn, Avenue
~ Aleo for sale by priEglsis generally
- NONE GENUINE Unless PUT UP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE B0TTIES WINCH CONTAIN
s ~ TOWNSEND, AND MS nAns stowN n sHr GLASS
~ d n. d X OFT. --C1 4
IrETALIyE GALyANIC sTRENoTHnN-
m IN" J. y. CALLAN,
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Laboratory OF Thomsonian Botanic NIcdi-
cincs. 94s -

F.H kNABE ~ GAEHLE,
No. Euiaw st., opp. the Euiaw House, Bait
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,TErALIyE GALyANIc sTRENoTHnn-
III mo - ]. Y. cALLAN.
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n - "a ~.
JOHN JACKSON Esq, Editor OF the Railway Republi.
unpublished above certificate, and remarks IN edi.
tnrial as follows:
ns- The success Of DR. ToWNSENDs PREPARA.
TON OF sARsAPARiLIA appears 10 be one Of the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day wocerifcafes
III behalf from Capt Mclean, Of this town, and
nom the Rev Mr. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known in Halfway Capt Mclean believes The niedi.
cine to have saved Ills life, aud Mr. White
tain an equally song confidence in s efficacy Intelligent
men like these would praise strongly what they did
fii fully believe 10 be deserving.
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UNITED STATES UFFICEK.
Can't a. W. Mel can, Member Of the Legislature and
United States Navy, has kindly the following
certificate Hfes s own story.
RAILWAY, Jan 25, lS47.
year since was taken with the Influenza, aud my
whole system left Ia detIaed state was Induced to
Try DIR WNSENDrSSAHSAPARILLA,a and after taking
.o or three bottles, very much relieved, and atri
tute IL entirely the said Sarsaparila have continued
taking H. and find that improve every day. believe II
saved my hfe md wonld be without l. under any
ssieraiion u. w. MCLEAN.
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scRoruLA CURED,

Dn Townsrsp- Dear Slr-Ilave the pleasure 10 inform
you that three Of my children have been cured Of the Scro
a nv The ,se of your excellent medicine They af
cied very severely with bad sores have taken only four
bottles Il took them away for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, los Wooster street.
Ns,y York March I, 1917.
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NEW YORK TRACED

ANOTHER NEW YORK TRAGEDY.
About o'clock, P. NJ. on the 4th, the
inmates Of Towards Hotel, on the corner
Of Maiden Lane and Broadway, New
York, were alarmed by two reports Of a
pistol; which were heard by not only those
in the house, but by the neighbors at q
distance Of several houses from the scene
Of the drama which was afterwards dis
covered. The facts Of this affair are thus
described in the Herald: I.
GA few minutes after the usual dinner
hour, gentleman; apparently about forty
FIVE years Of age short in stature, and bald
headed, presented himself at the Office,
accompanied BY lady about fifteen years
his junior, not particularly handsome, bit
Of an attractive and progressing appear
ance.; The gentleman entered his name as
Mr. Laban Eastabrook, and the party were
shown into one of the rarlors of the hotel.
One Of the walters remarked 10 the gem
tleman in charge Of the books ofthe Office,
that the lady seemed TO be laboring under
an unusual degree Of agitation; and it had
not escaped the penetration Of the expert
enced clerk, that there was something un-
usual in the air and appearance Of the
new arrival. The dinner was quietly
proceeding, and the habitants Of this WE'LL
ordered hotel were undisturbed by any
abprehensions Of tragical occurrence,
wfieh two reports Of a pistol, in quick sue
cession, reterberatrd throughout the build
ing. Or course, the greatest alarm was
Immediately felt by the proprietor, inmates,
and walters, who all rushed Simultaneous
" 10 that quarter Of the building from
which the report proceeded. The scene
which was now presented was tragic and
alarming in the extreme. A gentleman,
apparently in the last agonies Of dissolu-
ton, lay extended on the carpet, which
was believed with bis blood and lady,
who seemed to be in swooning condition,
had just fallen into the arms Of one Of the
waters. OF course, the CONSERVATION
was appalling. Every one Of the numer-
Gus strangers, who had by this time reach
ed the scene Of the tragedy, was thunder
struck at the spectacle which was present.
ed. and in soft whispers the inquiry pro-
ceeded from every mouth-what is the mat
ter? What has been done here? What
can il mean? God bless me, what's the
matter? Messengers from the hotel were
on the moment despatched 10 the police
authorities, and soon thereafter an officer
Of the Third Ward arrived, who found the
gentleman in dying condition. Snppos-
ing the case 10 be beyond the reach Of
medical aid, and that the presence Of the
Coroner was demanded, the policeman
Immediately with Promptitude left, in or
der 10 summon that officer 10 the scene. -
In the meantime. the gentleman, who, il
now seemed, had been wounded only in
the scalp, which had been merely grazed
by bullet, revived, and the lady recover
ing from her swoon, the bvstanders we're
enabled to ascertain the particulars Of the
melancholy occurrence. and to adopt snch
measures a. propriety and the circum-
stances demanded.
IN the midst Of the confusion which ma
[tur.ily enough ensusd. il was found that
|thelady had disappeared, and the gentle
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r.nADR or THE rINLEss.

IRA OF THE TINL Ess.
NJ e4oRoe :. RfNo.
sTfs strange TO see; whefe'er you be,
How much importshcs clinss,
Not to ones sell, but dirty pelf,
The transitory thingss
10 have Il 10 the greatest good,
To be without, . sin; vs
IT'S 70 be homely, base, and rudes
And oil for want Of tin.
My neighbor A., just DER the ways s.
10 quite q pattern man;
! sTis needless should ever try
His virtues here to scan.
But people whisper that in deal
He'll shave teneath the skim
That for the poor he cannot fesl--
But then, he's got the tin.
Now a. fos me; though al can zee
Pm clever al day long,
And good enough It stories tough,
Yet still, for ftieads, with nsishbor ~
hardly can begin;
I see them nocking DER the way
Alasi need the tin.
Quite young in life sought wife
10 keep my elbows Whole3
cslihacy Thought for me-
Was getting rather dull.
tried all srts to please the girlss
was resolved to win;
viewed their feettheif waists thsir curls,
But sharper looked Tor tin.
Miss Lacy made great parade,
Eliza played and sang;
Kate had way smart things to say,
Pegs tongue had quite tang.
But oh, amid the virgin throng,
wherever had been,
None charmed like Miss Almira strong,
g For she had lots OF tin.
When proposed, my love disclosed,
Said she, you can't come I'M
found the boot ON pother foot,
sTwas that lacked the tin.
didn't faint, / didn't swear,
but vowed, through thick and thias 81
I'd sail for Californ mia, where
Pd dig up lots Of tin. Besssa Mssss'
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were behind. They came upon him
rolled him up in his blanket, and buried
him In the snow, on the bank Of the river.
mo other died that day. None the
next.
"Carver faved during the night--his
imagination wholly occupied with images
Of many things which he fancied l,ims elf
to be eating. In the morning he wander
ed Of, and probably soon died. He was
not seen again.
"Sorel on thi. day 1.-THE fourth from the
camp) laid down to die. They built him
fire, and NORM, who was in . dying con-
dition; and snow blind, remained with him.
These Two did not probably last till the
next mofhing. That evening l think it
was) Hubbard killed deer.
"They travelled on, getting here and
there grouse, but nothing else, the deep
snow in the valley having driven OF the
game.
s:The state 81 the party became despe-
rate, and brought Haler, 10 the determine
ton Of breaking it up, in order to prevent
them from living upon each other. He
told them that he had done all he could for
them--that theyhad mother hope remain
ing than the expected relief-andfhalthe best
plan was 10 scatter, and make the best Of
their way, each - he could, downthe riv-
er |; that, for himself, If he was 10 be eaten,
he would, at all events, be found travelling
when he did die. This address had lis
effect. They accordingly separated.
aWith Haler continued FIVE others
Scott, Hubbard, Martin, Bacon, one other,
and the two Costume Indian boys.
"Rohrer now became Respondent, and
stopped. Haler reminded him Of his FAM
lily and urged him to try and hold out for
their sake. Reused by this appeal to his
tenderest affections, the unfortunate man
moved forward, but feebly and soon began
10 fall behind. On q further appeal he
promised to follow, and to overtake them
At evening.
"HaleE, Scott, Hubbard, and Martin
now agreed that if any one Of them should
give out the others were not 10 wait for
him to die, but to push on, and try and
save themselves. Soon this mournful COW
enant had to be kept. But let me not an
ticipate events. Sufficient for each day
is the sorrow thereof.
fcoNcfunHp ON On pAoRl
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Y ]. o PabllsheA every rAsrsAsy,
n M of jilai,, g Jefferson 5trects,,
y ~ ED WARDS & BROADWELL.
II 3;sS1s Z, npwAnDs. JAMES u. lAoADwELL..
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N>K SEv0nee.
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xpBmlingtoa q Tie seat ofjustice for Des Moinea
4aSes, and contains about 900 inhabitants. It II
1lnpea ~ the west hank of the Mississipps, aboul
~ uiIes above 81 Louis.
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a GEN PAssAoG.-I In letter wriitenin
1888, Lamartine titus beautifully xpluins
his motives for entering politiesl lie:
When the Divine Judge shall summon
us 10 appear before our conscience 1t The
end Of our brief journey here tel.w, our
modestv, our weakness, will moi BE an ex-
cuse for orr inaction. 1t viii 10 of no
avail 10 reply, We were nothing, We could
do nothing, we were ant grain 81 sand.
He will say to yon, | placed before you,
il Your day, two scales Of beam, by
which the destiny Of The human race was
weighed; in The one was good, aid in the
other evil. Yon were but Q grain Of sara,
no doubt, but who told yon that that grain
sof sand would not have caused the balance
10 incline on my side ? You have intel'i-
gence to see, conscience TO decide, md
you should have placed this grain Of sand
in one or the other you did neither. Let
The wind DRIFT il away; il has noizbeen Of
any use to you or your bret'irents =