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SECRET DISEASE

CURED ~ FROM 40 3 DAYS or NO
v CHARGE MADE. apply to DR.. Johnston
Of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick sueen.
TWO Doors from Baltimore street, where may be OBJ
tlned the most speedy remedy for Gonorrhpa, Gieeis
strchifes, Seminal Weakness, pain IN the Lojns, al
!tcu0ns Of TIE Kidneys and every other symptcgu Of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation Of the rRys-
ges of this sease, whcH from neglect to Consuh =
skui physician, OF from ignorant and improper tJe
meut, The constitutional symptoms mase their apgeAg
ance-ihe throat becomes liberated int dis ~
ed nocturnal pains in the head and limbs diBlRess 81
slghi deafness, the bones affected, hotches ths,
mead, iace and eytrcmities progressing with e$gift
u fapoiy tll al last tie palate of the mouth Ii ms
Ioyed, the bones of the decay and fall in; The
VictIn OF this orrid disease become object Of py
until the last scene OF the drama winds up and deak
drops me curtain by hurrying the unhappy patient
an untlmey tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
IboSe whose constitutions have been injured by >
ceflaIh pernlcl0us practice may e restored 10
peftct heaIth by applying to DR. Johnson, either per
soally or by letter. Or J. has cases thai wen,
suhcIent TO appal the heart and harrow up me sDuI
OF all who were not used to the observation of surh
terrible sights
from the above Affection let them lily Immediately 10
Or. johnston, who stands ready to relieve them: ana
from his extensive Practice in the first Hospitals OF
Europe ana Az erica, he guarantees speedy cure nH
mater now bad the case may be.
1t Is proper here 10 observe that Lr. JonSsToY -
not at present engaged in The practice of medcm,,
through pccnhiafy neCesslly-hC having, by the BE
cease OF relative, fallen heir fortune bu, tho
an ardent desire to benefit his suffering fellow eTsa
lures, TO pour like the good Samaritan oil into the :.
wounds and particularly to relieve those who sufry
from a disease fur which the world feels no pjiy-
Again it must be remembered thai the Object Of Dr.
Johnston IN offering his services for the relief of lba
misercs of mankind, is not through pecuniary necr,
SHy' Hence no charge will in any case be made ar
less the PATIENTS cured
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
Tor Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Defopii
OF the Limb, such as Club Foot, &C, performed Or
the Poor free of charge
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of NJ FREDERICK
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from tbs
corner Observe the name
it5-Adv ice TO the Poor GRATIS,
All LETTERS must be PAID. nS
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SPRING Is COMING.

We copy from Mr. Griswold's "Poets and PoetrI
OF America" beautiful volume worthy of place
Az the library of every student and lover OF poetry
The following stanZas, welcoming, in 10 measure
the smiles OF returning spring They were composed
ty Mr.. Mack, who was deaf and dumb from his child
hood. Who that speaks hears sing in NOR,
harmonious numbers? We know of nothing OF th
style of poetry, surprising them.
SPRING COMING! SPRING Is COMING!
Birds are chipping, insects humming,
Flowers are peeping from their sleeping
Streams escaped from winters keeping,
In delightful freedom rushing,
Dance along in music gushing,
Scenes of late in deafness saddened,
Smile in animation gaddcned;
All is beauty, all is mirth,
All is glory upon earth,
shout we then with Natare's voice,
Welcome Spring! Rejoice! Rejoice!
Spring is coming, come, my brother,
Let us rove with one another,
To our well remem be red wild wood,
r'i0urishiHg in Natures childhood;
Where a thousand flowers sprnging,
And thousand birds singing;
Where the golden suubeRms culver
ON the yerdure girdled river;
Let our youth of feeling out,
To the youth of Nature shout
While tine waves repeat our voice,
Welcome Spring. Rejoice REJOICE!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

CHAPLAIN OF THE u. S. SENATE. We find
in the Washington papers of Saturday, the fol-
lowing card from the Rev. Septmus fusion,
the distinguished Chaplain ofthe U. S. Senate:
Another session of Congress is about to ter
inmate, and deem the occasion proper one
to indulge my heart once more in the express
sions of its grateful emotions towards the mem
bers and officers of both branches of the Ma
tional Legislature. 1t has been my distinguish
ed privilege to minister at the Altar Of this
great Nation for six sessions of Congress, and
sieze this opportunity to bear my humble and
grateful testimony to the uniform courtesy and
kindness which have received from the Re-
representatives. of the nation during that protract-
ed service. Amidst all the diversity of senti-
ment upon politics, morals and religion, which
may be supposed to prevail among gentlemen
convened from different sections of our wide
spread confederacy; and amidst the exhibitions
of human nirmity which have from time to
time transpired within the halls of legislation,
have not a single instance of dscourtesy of
which to complain, but, on the contrary, have
many, very many kindLesses to acknowledge,
and many, very many obligations TO record.
have not language to express my gratitude,
especially to the members and officers of the
Senate for their past kindness, but hope may
be enabled by an upright and virtuous life to
prove that their long continued confidence has
not been misplaced. To have been in any de-
gree successful in securing the appreciation of
gentlemen so highly distinguished for their mo-
raj and intellectual worth is an achievement,
the remembrance of which will sustain and ami
mate me even amidst the gloomiest vicissitudes
which may await my humble and unpretending
career. SEPTIMUS TUSTON,
Chaplain of the U. States Senate.
WASHINGTON. Feb IS. 1915.
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Miss WEBSTER PARDoNED. We learn from
the Frankfort Commonwealth that the Gov
ernor of Kentucky, has pardoned Miss Della
a. Webster, recently sentenced to the Peniten-
t'ary, for two years, for abductng slaves. She
leaves Immediately for Vermont, her native
State.
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Ten lines or less make square if an advertisement
exceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
insertion.
o. THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, n large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
daily published every Saturday morning. at the low
price of Sl.00 per annum.
Gy-AIl papersscnt by mail, are iiscoatnuedthe day
en which the advance payment expires.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BARsApoEs. CAPT.
Crawford, of the British brig Royal William,
arrived at this port yesterday, reports that on
the Sd ult, fire broke out at Barbados.
which destroyed large portion of the North
ern part of the town comprising stores, mer-
chants dwellings,, SC.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
EINRED'K FICkEY 81 SONS.

"a
n 800 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have received by late arrivals from Europe 4 CO.'S
pCtc assortment of
FANCY GOODS. CUTLERY, SMALL.
WARES. &c. &c.
Amongst which will be found
Iltley, Jatlams Walkers Patent Shoe Thread
Fred'k Hickey Cord Spool Cotton.
Parsons do do and other rnaers
Cotton and silk GLOVES.
English and German Hosiery, complete assortment
Coat Cords and Bindings, Silk aud WorEted
CUTLERY. Pocket and Pen Knives
Table Knives.
Scissors; Iron and Britannia Spoons.
Brass Candestcks; Curry Combs, Sc SC.
And on consignment general assortment of AIny
rican Goods as
Shell and Horn COMBS.
GUM SUSPENDERS
Hooks and Eyes; Shaving Boxes.
BRUSHES, of every description,
Metal, Lasting aud Silk Buttons, SC.
Together with full assortment of Fancy Goods tGs
which we invite the attention of Merchants visitsg
this city, as we can conideNty say that we can offer
item Goods as low As they can be- Obtained in his or
any OF the Eastern cities and wouId request them r.,
call and examine our stock before making their rBT
chaSes, for we are determined Offer goods at ~ s
prices ar cannot fail 10 please fe26 II
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GIs-rHE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, & BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
fa carriers, at only sir ard quarter cents per week
pay able to le Carriers only, al the end of each week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail to distant
subscribers the of Four Dollars per year-pay-
able, ulvsays in advance.
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preme Court, will occupy position several
feet i'll the rear of the President elect.
The Vice President, Secretary, Members OF
the Senate will occupy parallel lines next III
rear
The Diplomatic corps will occupy the next
position; and the space Immediately in their
rear is assigned TO the late Speaker, Clerk, and
Members of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives.
The ladies', and such persons as by the rules
of the Senate and arrangements of the Com
mttee are enumerated in the preceding pro-
gramme, will occupy the steps and the residue
of the portico.
On the conclusion of the address, the cath
of office will be administered to the President
of the United States by the Chief Justice; af-
ter which, the Members of the Senate, pre-
ceded by the Vice President, Secretary, and
Sergaant-at-arms, will return to the Senate
chamber.
The Sergeant-at-arms of the Senate is
charged with the execution of these arrange
ments; and, with the Marshal Of the District
of Columbia, aided by the police of the Capt.
tol, is charged with the preservation of order.
All carriages and horses will be excluded
from the Capitol square, whether in the use of
the military or otherwise.
HcSc arrangements nave DCcH HSuC WIFI
the desire that the greatest possible accommo-
daton be given to the people to witness the
ceremonies. The arrangements within the
Capitol were, from necessity, formed with re-
ference to the limited capacity of the Senate
chamber; and those for the exterior were Deem
ed most appropriate, with view of atfordng
the assembled multitude an opportunity of
witnessing the Inauguration.
ShnulI tbp Weathpr hOwpypF unta-
vorabe, the ceremony of the inauguration will
take place in the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives
LEVI WOODBURY.,
SIDNEY BREESE,
WALTER T. COLQUlTT,
Committee Of Arrangements Of the Senate.
WAsHINGToN, February &c, 1915.
ORDER OF INAUGURALP PROCESSION.
Chief Marshal and Aids.
Military.
Officers and Soldiers Of the Revolution.
Reverend Clergy.
President elect and his predecessor in all open
carriage.
Ex-Presidents of the United States.
President Tyler's Cabinct.
Justices of the Supreme Court.
Diplomatic Corps.
Members elect of the 29th Congress, and ex
Members of Congress.
Members Of the Baltimore Democratic Nation
al Convention of 1874.
Governors and exGovernors of States and Ter
rtories.
Members of State and Territorial Legsla-
lures.
Officers of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps,
and Militia.
Citizens of States and Territories.
Corporate Authorities of Washington, George
town and Alexandria.
Democratic Associations and Clubs Of
the District of Columbia, and
others from dis
lance.
Professors and Students of Colleges of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Citizens of the District of COLUMBIA.
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DIR. LEACH,
NO. % NORTH CHARLES STREET,
Opposite st. Paul's Church,

\ OTTUTTHS al UptfhIlOnS IN SURGICAL or Me- n
A chahlcal DENTISTRY in style that cannot III
ne surpassed for ease of operation bea,ty of work
Lhasiip or durG6iiug. and on reasonable trms-pre-
iGfiihg small profits and constant employment 10 high
enarges ana but few patients The best PORCELAIN
TEETH and pnreSt GOLD used in all cases
~ Extracting Teeth or broken fangs (day OF night,
% cents. t,,Io -
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SANTA ANNA IN MEXICO. A gentleman just
from the city of Mexico, says the Picayune, in.
forms US that it is impossible, for those who
have not witnessed it, to conceive the full
measure ofindignity which is now hcaped up
on the head of the tyrant Santa Anna him
self says that the treatment he received in Tex
as, while prisoner, was infinitely more hui
name than that he experiences at the hands of
his own countrymen. The long pent-up
wrath Of the Mexicans now finds vent in a
thousand different ways Every portrait, eve
ry statue, everything, in short, that might keep
alive remembrance of the tyrant, has been in
suited, mutilated and destroyed; his name
is introduced in ribald songs, and sung at eve
ry corner; caricatures are hawked about show
ing him in every conceivable light; rude jests
and obscene pasquinades are let off at his ex-
pense, and his past acts are coupled with every
thing Infamous. But few weeks since, and
this same populace dared not breathe his name
save in praise.
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SUICIDE OF MEDICAL STUDENT. S. S. o.
colt, medical student, from Savannah, COM
mitted suicide by hanging in N. York on Thurs
day night, while laboring under temporary de-.
rangement from excess of drink
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RREASTpINS ppAcrI rrS s..
CURE FOR WORMS.


A SAFE and efectual remedy for this dis,rcssi,ss.
"a complaint in children will be found in HAL
LOCk'S WORM CANDY, which is offered 10 lhs
public as an improved and agreeable mode Of taking
Tie most valuable medicines used by physicians Ia Sc
stroy and expel Worms from the human system. The
plost frequent symptoms of worms are picking Of ih
nose paeness of the cOuntenance, grinding of this
teeth during sleep, Htid BREATH variable appetite,
acrd crucatons, and pains in the stemach dry eOugb
emaciation of the body, and sometimes conyu)sr.
hts. When these symptoms are exhibited in Cai)-
dren, rest assured they have worms and remedy,
give Hallock's Worm Candy-the medicines cOmpns-
ing which such as every physician approves a.
and is in the daily practice of recommending; b. iDG
presented in this form as the most ready mode Of al
ministerng to children Eacn package contains three
rolls of Candy-each roll being distinct preparation
to be given at intervals. Price l2t cents.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL at
ISRAEL J. GRAiAME,S
Drug and Chemical Store,
N. E. Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw -sts.
Ily- Where also may be had, Hallock's improves:
CASTOR OIL CANDY, or an easy mode Of .iviRs
Castor OH to children.
n. B. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
sCRiPIloN business. jal;-u
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MUrINY on Board WHALE SHIr. The
New Bedford Mercury gives an account of a
mutiny on board the American whale ship Sha.
ron, during her voyage in ls42, in which Cap
tain Norris, her commander, was brutally muir.
dered by number of South Sea islanders
who had been employed on board.
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PROGRAMME

The Military Corps will be formed by their
commanding officer in front of the City Hall
The officers and soldiers of the Revolu-
tion-the Reverend Clergy-the ex-Presi-
dents-Justices Of the Supreme Court-Diplo-
matte Corps, and Cabinet Of MIR. Tyler, will
assemble at Coleman's Hotel.
Members of the 2sth Congress, members
elect of the 29th Congress, ex-members of Con-
gress, governors and ex-governors of States and
Territories, members of the Baltimore Demo
cratic convention of 1914, members of State
and territorial legislatures, and Federal and
State Judges, will assemble at Browns Hotel.
Officers of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps,
and Militia, will assemble at Fuller's Hotel.
Citizens of States and Territories will as
semble on the south side of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 7th and sth streets.
The Democratic Associations and Clubs will
assemble at the Franklin Engine house.
The Professors and Students of Colleges will
assemble at the north front of the State De-
partment building, on Pennsylvania avenue.
Citizens of the District will assemble on the
north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between
It'll and Sth streets.
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The PHoDIclEs. We are pleased to learn
that Miss Josephine and Miss Harriet Bran
son, one aged 81, and the other other 6, years,
who have so much astonished the citizens Of
Northern cities by their extraordinary perform
ance on the Piano Forte, may be expected to
give concert in this city in a few days, due
notice of which will be given in the columns
of our paper.
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BosroN' The new mayor, Thomas A. Da-
Wis, was ina ugurated on Thursday evening, and
delivered an admirable address on the occa-
sion.
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81 Nhh REWARD. Ran away from the
" wv subscriber, living near Upper Mari
borough, Prince Georges county, Maryland on the
I'th Instant, negro boy HENSON JOHNSON, about
I'VE feet seven inches high light copper color his face
little pitted from being poisoned; the under pant of
one OF his great toes is cut off; eighteen years of
age; his clothes, when he left home, consisted of a
brown poxcoat, cass,net pantaoons striped shirt; he
baole he may be in Washington or Georgetown where
he is very well acquainted. | will give twenty five
dollars II taken in this county, fifty in the District of
Columbia or the adjoining countess and one hundred
dollars If taken in any other Stale. In either case he
must he secured, so that may get him again.
e5-tf WILLIAM I KERRY
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WATCHES, JEWELRY & SPECTACLES.
~M ID. ELTONHEAD. from Philadelpha.
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectacles'
spoons and hne Jewelry of every description on
hand. Also, Clocks, of the best makes, wholesale
and retail
N. B. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the hes,
manner and on the most reasonable terms at
No. 132 BALTIMORE STREET.
d3l-f between North and Calvert sts
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NAVAL. U. S. brig Porpoise arrived at Nor.
folk from New York on Thursday.
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TREASURY NoTEs. The amount outstand-
ing on the LIST inst was Sl,2l4,779 %,
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Dickinson COLLEGE. The oratorical exhi-
biton of the Bellies Lettres Society, of Dckin-
son College, took place at Carlisle on the 22d
ult., DR.. Durbin presided on the occasion, and
the large audience present were delighted with
the interesting ceremonies. The order of the
exercises was as follows:
Anniversary Address,. Newton Timer, of
Chester Co. Pa.
Virtues lmpulse-Chas. w. Carrigan, Phil
adelphia.
The Conflicts Of Intellect-S. Fl. Griffith.
Baltimore, Md.
American Liberty the hope of the World
James Finch, Railway, N. j.
Freedom of lnquiry-W. d. Agnew, Car
Isle.
Hereditary Distinctions Hostile to Civil Lib
erty-R. Nj. Henderson, Carlisle.
The Problem of Recommendations Carson.
Baltimore Md.
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SIGNS SIGNS! SIGNS!M
GsIGNS FOR THE IMES-CHEAPER
~ THAN THE CHEAPEST SIGN PAINTING
in all its varieties, viz-Gilt, Ornamental Transpar
ent, and Plain, designed and executed in a superior
style, and warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
TRANSPARENCIES of every description furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed to Will
LIAM PELL, No. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
East of South ST., (over Mr.. Scotts Intelligence Of
nce,) VIII meet WIN prompt attention. ja-ly
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HOUrS HOIh OF Pfatt Tie has an enllre new prcpara-
ton, that will cure il in few minutes without pain
or inconvenience that il may afterwards be filled
and rendered IA valuable tooth for life thereby obvat
ing the pain and danger of having it extracted Ii is
certainly of the greatest discoveries of the day.
and never fails of having the desired effect.
DR.. 5. has also an article for filing teeth that are
much decayed, which will do away with that dsa-
greeabe taste and smell they invariably give and rem
der them valuable and durable. Also, FLEEING, Plug
ging, Regulating or remedying the inequalities Of chill
dren's teeth and inserting Artificial Teeth, from one
to full set, in the most approved manner and al
prices that cannot fail to please. DR.. s. does aim
10 be the cheapest dentist in the city, but his prices
shall be as low as possible and have the operation
faithfully and duraby performed, which he warrants
in all cases. =
{G3- Price for curing Toothache 25 cents; do for
filling, from SO cents to 81. Teeth extracted for Is
cents, by new and improved instruments, which af
ford the least possible pain. a29-y
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ITEMS OF News. The train of cars over the
Long Island railroad, ran from Boston 10
Brooklyn, on Thursday, a distance of 22O miles,
in hours and 80 minutes, including stoppages.
Edmund P. Hunter, Esq, who for the last
Is years, has conducted the Martinsburp Ga
zette, has retired, and is succeeded by James
Ersklne Stewart, Esq, formerly of this city,
The returns of the elections for town officers in
the State Of New York from twelve counties.
show democratic majority of 4; in the same
counties last year their majority was Co.
James Watson Williams is the democratic can
didate for mayor of Utica, N. Y.-The la
dies of Nashville are about to present Mr. Clay
with beautiful vase.-They have not had
apartcle of snow at Vcksburg, Miss, this win
ter.-The barn of John Raum s. Son, near
Shippensburg, Pa, was recently destroyed fire,
together with his carriage house, corn crib, Is
tons of hay, and large quantity ofwheat, oats
and corn, loss $4,000. WIN. Gilmore, aged
25 years, was accidentally drowned last week
at East Hartford, Conn. Mormon churches
are being organized in many towns in Con-
necticut.-During the past year I,ol5 per-
SONS have joined the Albany Washingtonian
society and signed the pledge. Troy, New
York, has population of $4,000, and canal
and river commerce equal in value to fifty mil
lioAs OF dollars,-The barn of the Hon. E.
Florence, member of Congress from Ohio,
situate IN fickaway county, was destroyed by
fire last week, and seven horses, 1000 bushels
OF corn, besides quantity of bay and all his
farming utensils entirely consumed