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Doctor Walter Il. WnnOstrOfchf-

This Pill by the experience of has been proved
be the plus ultra of medical preparations The
celebrated inventor himself cured $4,000 of
suppressed sickness and other diseases
females having used them, TO the exclusion OF
such Diseases during continued
practice nearly 30 without solitary instance oil
failure. when used according to the directions They
were first introduced this continent lcI9 by Or
1homss Phillips, of Newburgh, New York. he having
obtained the formula for preparing them from Or, " amos
troctz himself They have since then been used very
.teuSveIN throughout most of the eastern States, and
the proprietor thoroughly satisfied of their VIRTUE
that IL aressy challenges the world TO produce med
any that viii prove superior IN relieving the
Affections of suffering women
1.-The sSarsaparilla and Pills for sale at the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE
June / ISIS. Ally
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COM MUNI rs.

For tie Palladium.
On the death Of MARBLE BROWN, daughter of
tnrx,AH and Jr1,rrrA Baows; who departed this life
ny 18th, 1e45, aged years. months, and II days.
Blooming innocence adieu,
Quickly ended is thy race,
Thee, caught up to Heaven, view
Clasped in Jesus soft embrace;
Free from sorrow and from pain
There forever 70 remain!
Our only daughter, now farewell
All our pleasing hopes are Ger,
Formed in person to excel,
Thee call our no more:
Death hath snatchd thee from arms,
Heav'n shall give thee brighter charms.
Transient solourner thou vast
Born to travel to the sky
Just thy Savour's cup to taste.
Just to suffer and to die;
Then thy spirit took its flight.
Soaring to the realms Of light.
Ended is thy short-lived hour,
Lodged within the mould ring tomb;
But the fair Elysian flower,
Rises to perpetual bloom
Youths engaging beauties now
Deck our dear MARBLES brow.
Angels bear it on the wing
To the eternal bright abode;
Kindred spirits shout and sing,
Greet the infant child of Cod.
MARBLES soul is at
Joyful always-aways blest
MARBLE, o. my little one,
Shall thee again behold
Jesus Thy will be done,
Come and take to Thy fold
Let me then, matured in love,
Meet my little above.
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9 ItI1y g z O y 81 % y u 8 .
RICHMOND, INDIANA.

TENO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.-The
undersigned, having made arrangeme nts with JosAs
CARR, Of twenty years experience in Machinery
nd their Machine Shop, prepared TO fur
ns all kinds of Machinery order at Cincinnati prices
such as-Pickers, Cardng Machines, Condensors, Power
Looms, Mapping Machines, Shearing Machines, Press
Stoves, &c &c.
1--WE also building superior 1hreshing Machines
which will sell accommodating terms We are
also possession of the various patterns of ihresing
Machines in use, and can make any repairs required
Having great variety of MILL and other Patterns,
furnish CASTINGS of every description, on fair
terms Also-a variety of Cooking Parlor, Ten and
Seven Plate STOVES kept constantly hand5 all Of
which will be warranted for IL months
J. VI. 81 J. Fl. HUTTON
y. B. Hand Machines, for the manufacture of Sewing
Silk made TO order. J. VI. & J. H. H.
Spring Foundery June IL, Ie45. 50 in ~
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
STOVES, HOLLOW.WARE, ana CASTINGS,
At Cine n n att Prices

= 1
TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
Il lie that he carries the Foundry business
establishment lately conducted by the firm OF T. and J.
q Harra He has hand superior lot of STOVES;
consisting of Nos. p and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove, Spilans Improved Cooking Stove, and
plate Stoves of different sizes. with general
Andirons, and Wagon Boxes.
He also manufactures and makes order Carding Ma
chimes, Concensers, Spinning and Mapping Machines,
broad and narrow Power Looms Fullng Stoves, and all
kinds of Machinery used IN Manuiae turing establish
Mill Gearing of all kinds made the shortest notice
He feels confident saving that ne has the largest and
best selected lot OF patterns in the Western country
Grist and Saw Mills He has. in short, the latest i'm
prorement in the Mil Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH MAKERS.
He has patterns for all the good Ploughs He
has Sloops Ploughs right and left; Peaeocks right and
left; GODS Plough, four different sze>-al OF which he
will sell at Cincinnati prices, for Cash
U-THRESHING MACHINES-IIe has an excel
lent Threshing Machine which he manufactures VIII
sell for Cash approved Trade For horses
and despatch the execution work inferior
The undersigned returns his thanks o the public
and OIarra and would respectfully solicit
of their favors. All kinds OF Machinery repair
ed short notice. Cash. good Horses VIII be
taken in exchange for any OF the above articles.
THOMAS OH ARA
l. II is necessary that the business the late firm Of
T. and J. O IIarra should be settled pos
sibe: therefore. those who indebted sad firm
hereby requested make ilrac payment.
June IL Isl jan.3i, 10. r Oil.
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DIR. ROGERS, COMPOUND SYRUP OF
iIEEnMOnT g. TAP:

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4 sac ana e5ffl'I cure ''tS,Tftoao 81 ne lungs >h
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the whole catalogue. 81 remedies for Pulmonary II
fcctons there j. uo ON 80 universally known an
whose virtues have been - thoroughly eS,c4 - + A
every knows tar-vater an. TAR t.tr,t!ons ar.
among the noS; common re'nee'cs for colds coughs &c
anu 70 eohirn it~ oihtoh 50 prevalent amongst unset
thtic pee 10 We nave lc authority OF the most emnen
professors OF il@elh'' ne celebrated pr Bachan o
England, ms employed II successfully Tor Yeas DIR
thchtoA ~ ':ihh NJ lhlsiean q feicrsbufgh, highly
RECOMMENDS treatment n when lar is principally eiu
ploye- bat II Is unnecessary 10 dwell on lhs subject,
IA tact to eNPate at an on the merits OF this medicine
my "a us h"NestT mat tiis preparation IS th'
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promotions have been adjusted and III coa,-,o.,1 -
f.cfad with strict r.rrtyf. Il, t.r l}.n,,e.t ,;
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ms was very serious case ot S4ttng {" blood whle
NJ" eFf'1 ~ 'il7 ieeetie n an lhrred"iy short time
alia N!i1A ms =, u no o9gbt Wetia have terminated n
- 'i's. 49, % : "llSutif 'ii"i'
ms : I" 'efttiA i'i, Itsihg been afflicted with mos
olSi tssiie 1oueh Attended "'th much pam Pafuenzr,
: 7. II 'f"" pi'Noliis - t3 tlrt -
ny ana 'itec'iHE nay lungs to such dc
gree that was constantly alttpg blood; aa1 hasl,
i1c.d 1s*i !! = fa%I.53n care i1f considerable
lehGt q nm "iieit o.il1ii@ a5 r'ti and seeing ~
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0EATHER.

They will also keep for sale variety of Eastern and
Country TANNED Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins,
Harness and Birdie Leather; which will be exchanged
Hides, Skins and Tallow They will sell Leather at cash
prices. VIRGINS & RODGERS
| Hagerstown, June ii, lS45. 80 in 'Iitf
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HaScr>tOvVn Iron and Brass
FOUNDRY.

TY<HE undersigned still continue the Foun bust
sness in the of Hagerstown. Wayne CO, Ia,
and pared fill all orders their line of business
They will make. o order all kinds of-Mll Irons; a
riety of Cooking, Ten and Seven-Pate, and Parlor
Stoves; Woods Patent, Mornings Peacocks, Sloops
and W Wisconsin Ploughs, both Right and Left-Handed.
Also firs-rate article of Bark Mills; Hollow Ware of
all kinds.
I5-They have also made arrangements to furnish, of
superior workmanship. all kinds of Carding Machinery,
Power Looms. Threshng Machines of different kinds,
sc. &c.
They will keep for sale, assortment of Andirons,
Wagon Boxes. Collar Blocks, Plough Shares. Fan
Mill Irons, and all the of articles made Foun-
deries.
In addition to the above, they will make, order.
BELLS of and mate rial equal to any made in the
country, and all articles of Brass and composition used
the construction of machinery.
The above articles will be exchanged fair prices for
FaxSeed Wheat, Horses. and all articles of approved
country produce:
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: hope! May these facts awaken you.
arouse you TO give to the voice OF
reason. and REMEDY in tme which
has cured and prolonged the lives OF thousands
Let it be borne mind that this MEDICINE is
DOCTOR DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY;
preparation entirely of vegetable extracts expressly
prepared to loosen the morbid hamors and weed
matter that accumulates in the passages. and finally
fasten the lungs The medicine ali this be
throw up by erpectoratoR
II only by the power of the expecorant that
the seat the very of disease be eraocaed from
the system. The Expectorant Remedy offered to Is
found by Physicians generally and by those who have
fully tested virtues, be the only safe medicine that
will completely perform this grand object
PURCHASERS,
BE that
trifiing dangerous
medicine is paiIaed
upon YOU by those who are not
agents, in place OF DR.. Duncan's
Expectorant Remedy. Be not persla-
ded TO take their vile mixtures, if you wish
to save your life Principal Office for the United
States, for the sale of Dr.. Dnncan's Expeetorant
Remedy, at No 10, North cth street, Philadei Pha
j. Ask for DR.. Dancans ExpeetoEant Remedy, and be
sure You obtain it.
q Sold IN Richmond, Ia. at the BOOK STORE.
June II, 1ei5. 24sf
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But ere they march'd, noise was heard

But ere they march'd, noise was heard
To scream aloud for JOY,
He's safe! he safe. the woman cried,
All. here's my darling boy.
By jingo, he is safe vow,
The rest I'll now disclose,
The mother clasp'd her dearest gem,
And gently blow'd his
The horses heard the sound Of note,
And ali from him were borne,
The men at arms mistook the act.
Said they she sounds the horn
Pray let me go, no longer keep,
Your son in such suspense,
You know that am major now.
My duty bids me hence.
There, none but corp1 John is by,
Then why detain me so,
Oh. do not clasp in your arm,
Cause parade you know;
Besides have written bond.
With which shall succeed,
To gain bright laurels for myself
I'll serve in times of need.
And when I've won a noble fame,
I'll then return in peace,
III quit the transient soldiers life,
And all my shall cease.
What! would you go to my lad,
When your afraid to stay,
Or walk alone in dark room,
By night cen by day.
What. would you leave your mother home
Away far from my sight.
Ne'er look in the face again,
Or else you'll make fight.
What. talk of soldiers, talk of arms,
Nor think not of alloy,
Why, hi tie ii ty, you're deceived,
You're but foolish boy.
There's nought that's manly but your chin,
Deny it if you can;
Dear bless me, who had ever thought,
To take him for man:
Why he is now but eighteen,
l know him to letter,
But now methnks I'll take him home
1t maybe to learn BETTER.
However this | really know,
The words before I've said,
He must with me this very night,
I'll send him off to bed.
Well, mother, said the conquered one,
I'll go with you-what them
l wish you had not spoke SO loud,
Twas heard by all the men,
They often think that smart,
But still am your son,
They taxi me to be nine teen years,
While for twenty
Hold still your tongue, the fair dame cried,
And dissipate your fears,
Or else I'll take this sturdy hand
And box you side the
How dare you talk TO of age,
Or any such dry thing,
am widow and with ease,
Can make your big ring
Well, mother will try and be
better boy next time
Yes sir, and methinks quite soon
Quite you shall resign.
And I'll try to keep at home.
This boy of mine, and then
The world will see some future time,
He'll circle with the
For, mark me, if you ever have
boy to bear your name,
Just let him soldiers suit,
And then he's all for fame
But keep him IN country town,
And this you'll learn to know,
That when old age your task rePays,
You'll find all JOY below;
But for making soldier caps,
For children in their youth.
You'd better fog them every day,
Now the sterling truth:
For soon as they are ten years old,
The task you'll learn to rue,
Let them but sec aid-de-camp,
And they will be one, too.
Take warning from this little tale
have son. other,
The rest have left me, and | wish
/ were not cal'd their mother,
MILTON, July. 1915.
Hascr>tOW Iron and Brass
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4 t is a seri-
ous and SOL

Z t is a seri-
Gus and SOL
enln fact, that
this disc a $ e
when neglect
ed and left I'M
til it becomes a
seated & chro-
mic affection is
certain to com
nlence its insi-
dious att a X
upon the lungs
in the insip-
lent stage OF
this kind OF
Consumption
the attic n I
feels a sense OF
uneasiness III
the chest, with
severe fits OF
coughing, or a
$ n TT, d ry
c o gh atten-
ded with diff
Guilty of brea-
ing; when per-
nltted to run
on without the
use of a prope T
medicine, the
cou Oh become,
norning-the
penlent-sone
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nAINTS.-Engl. Green.
Emerald DO.
Paris do.
Chrome do.
DO. Yellow.
And all others, at REEDS
June 2o. lS4o. 26-.f
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{JE- Mr.. WILLIAM THOMPSON, General Agent.
whose office + 1t he of Sixth street and Lou
isiana Avenue, Washington city, will receive and fo'-
ward % U.s. any advertisements which The citizens u
the nis,ric; may G"sSiC to have published in our
Inmms. The ''Amctican Republican ana Clipper
has greatly Increased and daily increasing ciicula
ZION IN the District cities, aud is therefore eligible
mcdirm oi advertising, particularly when the adgcT
rSet desires tie advantages of paper widely clr"H
lated in Baltimore, well in The Disire: Of Co
luMbig uuF terms oi advertising arc cash, IN ad
vance. MI Thompson Is authorized 10 receive and
receipt for u.s. Oh an advertisement, sent 10 nam io
the "Amcricn Republican"
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An amendment was offered, aPpropndting 4
sum for the payment Of the per diem Of Nh
j.. Goggin, whilst Oonteslng the seat OF Mr..
Gilncr al The La. session. The amendment
was debated long time by various members,
and when the vote was taken, no quorum was
present
The House tncn rose for the want o. quo
rum, and Mr.. Winthrop moved an Adjournment,
but the motion was lost-ycas IS, nays IS.
The House then went into committee again,
and resumed the consideration of tic same bill.
Mr.. Winthrop Offered an amendment Tor
supplying The members of the present Congress
WITH certain books furnished to the members
o. the 26Nh and 9th Congresses. a Ing and
tedious debate sprung up, when the amendment
was adopted, Tue committee then rose with
out disposng of tic bill and at & very late
hour adjourned.
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NhsHINGTON, Gu. I, 1919.
.1tfmn n Forgery. This morning II youth
named w. n. johnson, about II years of age,
presented forged check for $3.50, at the Pa
trotc Bank, for paymcnt, purportlng TO be
drawn by w. b. kibbcy. The cashier, bcliev-
ing the check to be a forgery, refused to cash
it. | understand that W. n. johnson has been
arrested and taken before Justice Dom, who
has admitted the accused to bail. The prisoner
alleges that he received the check from gen
llcman, who stood at the corner of the street
and requested him to present it for payment
This story is hardly probable.
The President OF the United States has been
pleased to exercise his prerogatlve Of mercy in
favor of Owen Niece, who robbed his uncle
and made off with the spolls (about $500 TO
Baltimore. The prisoner was recommended
10 the President for pardon by all the jurors
who tried HIM and by numerous other citizens.
The dry goods store of Mcasrs Pittnan &
Phillips situated al the corner of .Scvcnt!-st.
and Pennsylvania Avenue, had Il narrow es-
cape from fire last night. 4 pine oil lamp,
which had been left burning, fell upon the
floor, aud soon created large fame, which
was happily extin9nishcd, without serious da-
mage, by the prompt aid of some neighhors,
who burst open the front door Of the store
4 man named John Brown was committed
TO lail, this morning, charged with obtaining
| 40, from the lion. Mir Brown, under false
| pretcnCcs. Justice Coote committed the pr
soner METROPOLIS.
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CITY HALL, BALTIMORE. January 2sth, ls4-


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~
Douglass
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Lcorrc. nonaenrc Of lAe Amcrican GepnLlican.-

WAsmNGTGN, Feb. is, 1915.
The weather to-day and yesterday has been
so delightful that our National Broadway has
been crowded with ladies and gentlemen, citi-
2cnS, strangers, and persons Of all classes press
inr on towards CLleman's Hotel, to pay their
respects to the President and Vice President
Elect, or to listen to the interesting debate
which is now pending in the |. 5. Senate on
the annexation of Texas-a debate which has
already been characterized by the vivid elo-
quencc and strong intellectual powers OF
Morehcad, Buchanan, Rives, Il Woodbury.
and Choatc.
II is said by those who have paid their re-
spects to MIR. Polk and his lady, that cordial
and courteous reception has been extended to-
wards them; and that they are highly pleased
with the kindness manifested in their interview
with both the IGcsluU,t ".,1 W." p-e~;lor'
Elect.
Last night about u o'clock fire was dis
covered in Il frame stable attached to the resi-
dence of Mr.. Seldcn, Naval Store keeper,
which is located near St Peters Catholic
church. in the Eastern part OF the city. The
flames spread rapidly, so as to defy the efforts
fthc fircmen and citizens, who turned out with
rreat alacrty, as soon as the alarm bells were
sounded. | understand that the horses in the
destruction: but a carriage and quantity OF
hay and feed were soon consumed with the en-
tire building. 1t is thought this building was
maliciously set on fire.
In addition to the arrest OF Brown mention
ed in my letter of yesterday, who is charged
with obtaining $40 fran member of Congress,
under false pretenccj learn that free negro,
named VIM. HeDy Sutcr, was arrested a few
DAVIS ago, on charge of grand larceny, and
committed for trial by Justice Dom. The
prisoner wasarrested by J. A. Radcliffe, consta-
BILE.
A few iays ago, singular robbery occurred
at the Navy Yard Two marble mantel-pieces
which had heen erected in new building,
were detached during the night from their tas-
Jennings removed, and feonously carried away.
No clue has yet been given to the officers, so
as to enable them to ferret out the offenders.
The National Theatre last night was bum
per to the manager. The house was crowded
with genteel, fashionable and orderly audi
encc, who testified in thunders of applause to
the popularity of the great national drama of
Putnam. Last night was the fifth night of its
performance in this city, and by far the best
night of Putnam and Of the present season.
METROPOLIS.
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Correspondence OF the American Republican
WAsuINGToN. Feb. IL, 1916,

!
Our city has quite lively appearance since
the arrival Of MIR. Polk, his family, and, per
consequence, long train of those disinterested
gentlemen called ''ofiice seekers" who are al
ways known by their restlessness and long
faces. And well they may wear long faces,
for many will return to their homes notwith-
standing their efforts to secure q reward for
their services.
On Thursday night / went to the National
Theatre, and found large audience assem-
bled to witness the much talked of Putnam"
and was much gratfed. Mr.. Burke, as "Jen-
kins," was admirable; and | think him supe-
rior to Silsbee in his Yankee delineatons As
for Mrs. Burke, did she ever fail?-the charac-
ter of "kate" was played to perfection. Mr.
Thompson, as "Roger Talbot" and Mr.. Ste
VEINS, as "Gen. Washington" were much ad-
mred. The "Squashneck Blues" Sargent
Phillips" "Jim Sprouts" and Captain Jen-
kins," kept the house in one continual roar of
laughter. Mr.. La Forests character of "Put.
man," with his daring feats of horsemanship,
were received with great applause. The cur
tain fell amid the cheers of delighted audi
ence; and only regretted one thing, and that
was, that it was all over.
Mrs. Tmm postponed the performance at
the "Olympic," in consequence of the incle-
mcncy of the weather. Great preparations
are making for the 18th of March, and the city
is fast filling with strangers who wish to wit
ness the Inauguration of President Polk. |
notice your reporters delicate hint to sleigh
owners this morning. How very modest he is.
The weather is very bad here, and if it con-
tinues we will have fresh supply of coughs,
colds, etc. Hackmen and doctors like this
weather. TAG.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.

VEUEI ADIE PILIIS.
FENHE GENUINE VEGETABLE PILLS.
u AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHCEA,
GLEETS, STRUCTURES, SC. SC. OF all the rene
des YET discovered for the cure of these complaints,
the Vegetable Pills have been the most efectual as
they have never been known to fail to affect perma-
neat cure: They are mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful IN their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend These
Pills are put up in square boxes, with n directions
accompanying each box.
G55- For sale by ]. o. & N. Mccormick, N. Gay-st.
Inn, and byJ, +. Perkins Brother cor. Franklin and
Green streets.
In Washington-hy M. Delany, corner Al street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by G. Scott, corner of 9TH
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mn DOLLARS REWARD. DosTOR
a G& GIAHN,S SpECIEIE ElMpQIINl Ga,

MN DOLLARS REWARD. DOETOR
HI wv STORMS SPECIFIC COMPOUND, fol
the Of Gonorrhea, elects, Structures, Diaets OF
difuy in making water. and all other unnatuRl dis
charges from the uTetha of either sex.
In 10 case has this medicine been known toail, &c
effect permanent cure, and too, in the sh0tcspossi
bic time. Should this medicine fail to effect cure,
where it has been taken according 10 directions return
the empty vial and get hack the money. WY then
spend both time and money with such quack netrams
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, Yu can
purchase pleasant, sure, and speedy cure, cOtposed
solely of vegetable substance: One hundred dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce ntdicine
to equal this compound, or who will prove thadt con-
taIs any mineral substance whatever.
n. b. This medicine can be had Of james J. VIII
hanson, corner of High and Gay-sts. 20. To; Joseph
Forney, corner of Clay end Eutaw streets.
In Washington-by e. Scott, corner of ihst and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, of 9Th
street and Pennsylvania Avenue. fe0- y6m*