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cine Nor is less valuable TOR these who are aim
Xn hao1 ckenng the blood and invlg0ratlng the
Muibgm W omanhood, as 1t IS called 20 assist re-
system. Indeed. this medicine Is lnValua5le Tor a
the delicate diseases to which women are subject
1t is the safest end most efiectua medicine for pu
rifying the system, ard relieving the sdferings at
endant upon child birth, ever discovered 1t streng t
ems both the mother and child prevents pain and dis
ease, increases and enriches the food, those wht
have used it think it is Indispensable 1t IS highly
useuI both before and after confinement, as Ii pre-
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth. In Cos
tiveness. Piles Cramps. Swelin of the feet, De
spondency, Heartburn, Vomiting, Pain in the back
and loins False Pains, Hemorrhage and in regula-
ing the Secretions and equalzing the circulation,
It has no equal. The great beauty OF this medicine
is it is always safe, and the most delicate use ii
most successfully
AS beautifying agent it is far superior to all the
cosmesticS and lotions in USE producing clear and
beautiful skin, rosy cheeks removing lreckes and
pmples A hint to the young ladies sufficient!
Better Testimony
Than uas euer offered IN taUor Of any Medicine!
From DR.. James NJ Moore.
MR.. JOHN Bull. l have no hesitation in saying
that believe your Sarsapallla to be the best article
ever manufactured for the cure of Scrofula Syphilis
and many other Cutqneous and Glandular Aztec
tions, havi ng used it with entire success IN mum
u Louisville, Dec. &c, i847. I'M. MOORE. ND.
More testimony from DR.. Moore
Mr. JOHN Bull: l am using your Sarsaparillq in
several new cases of Scrofulo and with happy effect
am now confdentit is one OF the most ettlcacious
medicines that can be made for that purpose.
JAMES NJ MOORE, NJ
Winchester, Ky, Feb. l, 164S
Testimony like the following renders superhuous
all further comments upon the efficacy of Buls'Sa
sarpari.!a.
From Dr. L. P Yandell, Prof. of Chemstry in tht
/ r llsh fpalf,
viii have looked over the list of ingredients compos
ing John Bulls Compound Extract OF Sarsaparilla
and have no hesitation in saying that they, form {
safe compound and one that promises wei in chrOn
| c diseases, to which ills applicable
]. ?, YANDELL, NJ D.
Lou le' June 6, 1913
What DR.. PyIes, Physician, by appointment, to thu
Louisville Marine Hospital, says OF Bulls Sarsa
Iparilla. +,...-.s.os,
l have examined the prescription for the prepare
ton John Bulls Sarsapari LA, and believe Il
combination to be an excellent one, and well calcn
Hated 10 produce an atarat.ve impression on The sys
tenn have used it both in public and private prac
ce and think it the best article of Sarsaparilia il
use. NJ PYLES, NJ. D.,
i fal ,'' ~ -..-..5 Resident Physician
/ at the louisville Marine Hospitl
4, ;I, diaaa
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TERMS.

RDING can be hadgin private families, at
frowo to two and halt dollars a week =
w in Barracks, tits designed 10 furnish Com
mat a uniform rate. Students from a dis
70 viii be required 10 board at the Institute,
aAave no communication with the town ex-
cas- allowed by written permits.
y'The next session will commence on the
iof September, and continue ten months.
august 23-ly q.
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Paducah, Ky, March 80, 1919.

To DR.. CHARLES D. Foor--Sir: Having used near
thirty packages of your Cholera and Diarrhea Spec
inc with perfect success, feel il my duty 10 makelt
known to the public In further testimony OF Its as
torishng efficacy send you the following certlfl-
cate from the Rev. Simeon L. , Hen who has recent
ly been travelling TO New Orleans, and is well
known and much respected in this vicinity
CHAS, BISHOP, NJ. D.,
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Read.

We, the undersigned, Druggists ard .Apothecaries
in the city OF Louisville, ky take pleasure IN stating
that have been selling John Bulls Extract OF Sar
sapariIla for some time. and confidently recommend
it as being good and safe article: -
Tapping = Co ,l1,ifs H B A; WildSF E. Co..
VIM. Mock, j. w. Gambe& Co
]. IL. Owen, rs Sam1 4enawlne, '+
F. w. kniess, b. Morsell Il Co.,
w. Z. Smith, .rJ co. Mills, Is t4E
Waits q Thomas, A. G. Weatherford, -
Robinson, Peter &Cary, Rupert, Llndenbergel TCo
Louisville, Nov. 20, l848. ass
WINGED that BULLS SAkSAPARILLA is the
Wonder of the World;
and that is will cure you, no matter how long you
have been suffering. esffvfH Z
: What DIR. Owen, Druggist and Apothecary of sew
eral years standing, says about Bull Sarsaparilla:
LOUISVILLE, May 81, 1913.
Mr. ToBv BULL--Dear Sir: l have been for a mum
Der of years severely afflicted with Mercural Head
ache and dull heavy Pain in my Liver used all
most all remedies the day, especially the Sar
saparilla prepared by different persons; but all to lit
tie or no advantage until CHANGED to meet with
yours three bottles ofwhch gave me more relief than
therefore take pleasure in recommending your
Sarsaparila to the afflicted community superior
article. Yours, ]. H. OWEN, M ID. {
sh17 Rheumatism,
Let all those who suffering under the agonizl
ing tortures OF Rheumatism read the following, and
what may also be done tor them, il they will use
this infallible remedy: fs fAHa
% Mr. John BULL-Dear Sir: For the last three years
Ihave been afflicted with Rheumatism of the sever
est character. was at times in the greatest agony
pain; tried every remedy could procure tor the
disease but found no permanent relief until was
induced to use yjur preparation OF Sarsap Irilla
which has entirely cured me of Rheumatism, and
greatly Improved my general health more than any
medicine have ever Used. l have been free from
pain for several months and have doubt the cure
Is permanent, and confidently recommend it as be-
ing the best medicine in use for Rheumatism.
20 t"-f .r ISHAM BRIDGES
Uniontown, Union co., Ky, May IL ls4s.
5ls ii. sil From DR.. YIN. T. Prent,ss @
MR. Bull: In regard to your Sarsaparilla l viii
say that have used it 10 some extent in Cutaneou.
Affections oflong standing, as Tinea Capetis, Lee
pra, Proriasts Scabies, Syphilitc Cachexia and in
ali diseases where the indication of cure seems Il
consist in thorough change or modification of the
fluids OF body, with considerable success in CON
junction with local II satment. think would pre-
crit to any other pre- paration of Sarsaparla In so
and any physician will admit its value upon learn
ing the substances that enter into its composition
Respectfully, yours, w. 4, PRENTISS, M. d:
, Lewisport, KY, Dec, a, lS47. b IN ---.
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pRoSpECTnS
THE REPUBLIC.

TIME undersigned will, on the Both day of June
4 inst, begin the publication in the city of
Washington of a daily 1Whig administrator
paper, TO be called THE REPUBLIc, the editorial
supervision and management OF which, viii be
committed TO the exclusive care of ALEXANDER
c. BULLITT and JOHN O. SARGENT.
T.E REPUBLIC will give to the principles upon
which the Administral ion of General Taylor
came into power cordial Jealous, and constant
support. II will be faithful record Of the times
it will discuss public measures in an impartial
and independent spirit; it will be a vehicle of
the latest and most authentic information; it
will be, in word, political newspaper devoted
TO the liberalizing and progressive doctrines
which prevailed in the late Presidential canvass;
to the interests of labor, developed in the wants
OF agriculture, commerce, and manufactures
and TO the cause of literature, sciences and gene
raj intlligence.
The REPUBLIC viii acknowledge no allegiance
except to the country. 1t will aim to merit the
confidence and support of the American people
1t will be the organ OF no person. or party, or
traction OF party, in that compulsory sense
which would hinder it from spz aking boldly and
candidlJ to the People about whatever it con-
Germs them TO know.
IKE REPUBLIC will be printed upon double
royal sheet in new, large, clear readable, type.
Besides the Daily paper, there will be publish
ed Iri-weekly and Weekly Republic made
M OF Il { most interesting and important matter
Of the Daily issue.
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shawneetown, d., ApTiI N. ls49.

On my return from New Orleans had occasion
to use d. Foot's Cholera and Diarrhea Specific.
(Which had been kindly furnished me by DR. Bishop
ed in curing every case Ihave also used it myselH
and can most confidently recommend it to the pub,
lie. SIMEON l.. ALLEN.
March H. lS49.
--S++-s- --- Evansville, Ind.
Recommendations to DR.. F. at Cincinnati, Ohio,
post paid, will meet with prompt attention. my3
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SpecIHCs
4 infallible remedy if taken in the tlrst stages
IN and according to directions every family OF
person who cannot at any moment command the
services OF physician should have this medicine
with them.
Having examined DR.. Foot's prescription and wit
messed its prompt and perfect success IN number Of
cases odecided chee. board OF the steamer Pike
No 8. consider it justly entitled to the confidence
OF the public
President OF the Esculapean Society of Lawrence
ville LII.
Having used Dr. Foot's Cholera and Diarrhea
Specific myself, and known OF It's being used by 9TH
ers with invariable success (even after Dr. Cannons
and other remedies had iailed). am confident that
l cannot too highly recommend it to the public
WIN. SA1EDLT,
Paducah, KY, March 80, 1919.
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Ia O'NEIL fashionable Tailor. shop on Sveo
II. nore,bstvsen Water and First ct aue2S,
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Good Testimony.

ErThe Ohio :ate Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus
speaks of Bulls Sa ssapariIla: ..- u. eI
ut HAS NO EQ >TAL! The unprecedented sale
OF Bulls Compound Fl, ID Extract OF Sarsaparila in
this city, where has been introduced for the past
two months ONLY, with tht very gratifying effects
produced upon all who have ried it, warrant the as
seftion that as purifier of the hOod it has equal
This is bold assertion but it can be substantatep
by calling on the agent in this "" a'l.
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Terms Of the Weekly RapubI

OADEON " ".
WASHINGTON CRY, april 14th 1919.
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WESTERN
MILITARY INSTITUTE,

GEORGETOWN. KY.

TIME Adjutant General, ,ogether with five fl
/ persons TO annually appointed by the
Executive TO attend examinations at least once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

The ELEcTRo-MAoNETIc CLocK--At the last
session OF Congress, bill, awarding to DR.. Locke,
Of Cincinnati, the sum OF $4,000, was passed, for
the use OF an electro magnetic clock to be erected
by HIM at the National Observatory. 1t appears
from the following extract of letter from Mr.. w.
c. Bond, Of the Cambridge Observatory, to the
Boston 7raveller, of Saturday, that the discovery
claimed by DR.. Locke was not made until commu-
nicated to HIM by Mr.. Walker, of Boston, who
was subsequently on a visit to Cincinnati II the
Statement of Mr.. Bond is correct, he should GER
tainly have the benefit OF the discovery. The fol.
lowing is the extract
Last summer was engaged, Ut the request Of the
Superntsn dent of the United States Coast Survay in
course OF magnetic telegrsphc operations COZ moot
ipg the observatory at Cambridge with New York Il
was theught our msthods susceptible Of improve.
ments and proposed to DR. Bsche to make the beats
OF our ndereai clock audible In New York, Washing
ton, CINCINNATI &c BY Insulating certain parts OF the
scnsry and making the escapemsnt itself thu break
oHeuN key OF tho telegraph wires made drawing
vi my plsn and Dr. Bache the Superb ndsnt of the
S survey, after satisfying himself Of its practical
ENGAGE me to prepare clock for the use of the
oSn.ey on TINS Plan to be- ready when We should re-
.u"e teieefapn operations, about MAY or June lS4o
MT Sears Z. Walker was present vhan this srrsnoe.
ment was made between DR. Bachs and myself Hr
WNhtr month or two after, vent to Gin n Att nd
informed Dr Locke OF what had done, Up to this
moment, u appears that the subjsct was nav In M
Lo'he ne then suggested an alteration by no means
Nm Improvement on the plan proposed bv ma and
under this fern claimed the nys ntop OF the
clock. w n pUS~ 'o
Ctserya.ory a. Cambridge, Merch 10.
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She Minister to Spain will have specific Instruction. In
reference to our commercial relations With Cuba
The Mexican protocol IL yet to be examined. We
Understand that Colonel Benton will make matter
Of executive business this week and that the question
will be on affirming or dsafarming it, validity
The friends Of Mr. Rivss, Of virsinia. expect him 70
BE- sent again to France.
The friends Of Mr. Skinner the great farmer. want
him In the Patent Oface. large committee are 70
wait on General Taylor this week to ask this good sp
pointment
The Hon. Alexander Ramsay 10 to be Marshal q
the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania. He was chair
man Of the Wing Central Committee.
Gen Wsddy Thompson Is said to DO . candidate for
Minister to Mexico. This Is the most profitable Of I'll
the foreign missions. The General has done good SER
vice in Mexico heretofore.
The New York Post Ofce, the Collsctorship and the
Sub Ire asurer, lie over Q day Or two
There said to be Ave millions Of spurious Msxi.
can claims to bs acted on by the commissioners.
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TELEGRAPuiC INTELLIGENCE.
IMPORT MP FROM WASHINGTON, Ers.
Summary.


Our Geographic news this morning, particularly
that received from Washington, will be found re-
pete with interest and importance.
1t is said that confidential message has been
transmitted to the Senate, in reply to the call for
the instructions to our Minister, Mr.. Bancroft if
any, In reference to his proposal for establishing
free International csasting trade between the
British provinces and the United States; and il is
strongly surmlsed that he has acted in the matter
without official sanction.
Some new and startling Developments are ex-
pected to be made to-day, by Mr. Benton, con-
cenlng the famous secret protocol to the Mexican
treaty.
The revolutionary demonstrations In Canada are
beginning to engage the attention of our govern
ment II is stated by correspondent, that the
event OF an outbreak or revolution IN Canada, it
is the intention of our government to prevent IN
reference on the part of our citizens, and
that General Wool will probably be sent to
the northern frontier, for the purpose OF re-
straining our citizens; but this cannot pre-
vent the people on our borders from sympathis-
ing with the Canadians in their efforts to separate
from England. Indeed, it Is very probable that
that class OF our population known as free -soilers,
win &C TIC VCiy hlct W OiCdh tuC IeBuiotlou, UC'
cause 1t will be their desire to separate Canada
from England, so that 1t may be incorporated
with this country, and increase the strength Of
their party. However this may be, 1t Is very pro.
bable that the action of our government will be
the very means of Fastening the crisis which ap-
pears to be approaching in Canadian affairs, be-
cause it will leave the people of that country to
settle the matter themselves The probability is,
from what we have seen recently, that when the
step is dec ded upon, and the blow struck for Sc.
parauon, the whole population of Canada will be
favorable to the measure.
Our recent Cuban correspondence is attracting
the attention OF the cabinet.
number of nominations were sent in to the
Senate on Saturday, but, under the rule, they lie
over till to-day.
Our report of the proceedings IN the New York
Legislature on Saturday, which we give this morn
ing contains the action of both Houses on various
Items not mentioned In our dispatches published
yesterday. In the Senate, among the measures
debated, were the bill relating to the fees of the
Health Officer of New York the Superior Court
bill the Madison University bill and the Ro-
chester and Syracuse Railroad bill. In the House,
the bill relating to the State Arsenal in this city,
was under discussion. 1t Is suggested, instead of
dlsposing of the old Arsenal site, to retain 1t, and
to appropriate $4,000 for work done on the new
Arsenal, and Sc, 900 for its completion.
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THE DOUBLE HERALD.
N lot CE TO Adv II II i 8 Il II 8 I.

The second double sheet Of the New York Herald
will be published tomorrow morning. Advertisers
will please hand In their Advertisements before 10
O'Clock this evening. The advantages Of advertising
in this sheet apparent to every sns This number
Of the double sheet will go to Europe in tho mails Of
the Washington and America, which osse in this city
tomorrow Our circulation In Europe IL larger than
that Of any other journal in America.
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Appointments, Nominations, Movements
DC. Of tho New Adml nj atraflan.

Promotions in the Napy.-John c. Long, now com.
mander, to be captain In the navy from 9th March,
ie4s to al vacancy occasioned BY tho death Of cap.
tain w. M. Hunter.
Theodorus Bailey, now . Lieutenant. to be Com
mandsr In the navy from the 9th March, I8lo to all
Inc vacancy created BY tho promotion Of Commander
a., ChMles Deas, now . Master, to be Lieutenant In
Inc navy from the 9th March, IS49 TO All ths vacsncv
Bailey. ~ VI ''~~"Au' A"eouorus
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FoRRKST AND MAcRRADY.-We understand tina,
Mr.. Forrest tas written long letter, In reply to
the last card Of Mr.. Macready, relative to the
duct OF the latter towards the former in London.
Mr.. Forrest in his letter, we hear, brings forward
number Of proofs, and much evidence, showing
the accuracy of his former statements against Mr..
Macready, and covering the whole controversy on
broader and more extended scale than has ye'
been presented to the world. The letter Is OF
come length, and will probably appear In few
days at the West. AZ soon as 1t comes to hand we
shall publish 1t, and endeavor to do justice between
the two great artists for we consider the question
a very important one in national point OF view
as well as personal, and that it Is absolutely neces
sary It should be determined, and set at rest, be-
fore the day of judgment. There will be great
impatlence on both continents, and probably the
progress of revolutions In Europe, and the rush
towards California, will stand still for some time,
until all the evidence In this important matter
between Mr. Macready and Mr.. Forrest shall be
brought forward, adjudicated and determined
upon. We hope the community will suspend
judgment on this question until the whole of the
testimony Is produced on both sides. Whether
the sun and moon will stand still, or not, as the
former did m the time of Joshua, we cannot deter.
mine but we would not be surprised if both Of
those uminaries were to take into their heads to
not shine at all, until 1t Is decided who Is right
and who wrong IN this highly important matter
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Foreign Missions-The Cuban Annexation
The ProtOcoi-On Dts, &c.

WAsHrNoror, March 10, Ie49.
Mr. Collier Of Ohio was nominated yesterday oollso-
tor for San Francisco. The nomination will 20 to the
Senate tomorrow for confirmation. This gentlsman,
at the whig convention named Old Whitley in oonnso.
ton with the Vice Pretidsncy
The late letter from Cuba In tho Herald has We
drssnd, attracted the attention Of Mr. Clayton, and
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Political In teiiigsnce.

Tho Massachusetts, House OF Representatives, on
Saturday passed bill in favor Of plurality law by
us to Of. II s thought It will not pass the senate
George Getx has been elected Mayor Of Reading, Pa.
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Mn rino InteIiiUenc.

The steamship Panama, Capt Porter, which Lao. ,,,.
port the 18th ult., for California vss ,notsn 49,
tho 2lst, In lat SO TO- lon % 2 by the shi, rbom,,
Wright, which arrived at New Orleans on m. or
inst. The passengers and crew were ali well Ana
were going ahead In nne style.
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FROM SANTIAGO DE- CuBA.-We received fall
fles OF Z" Et Dorio Redactor," to the 25th ult bv
the brig Catharne, arrived from Santiago d. c,uh,
lastevening The papers contain lIttIe Of ,n,sras,
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Nominations to the Senate.


WAsHIroroN, March II, 1910.
Tho following nominations were sent into the &c.
nate to-day:
J. @. Campbell, Judge Of the Western District Of
Louisiana. -
II Dubois, Attorney Of the Western District of Loui
siana
j. Z Kinney, Marshal Of the Western District Of
Louisiana
A. M Tuck, Register, Clinton, Missouri
d. d Mum, Receiver, Granada, Mississippi.
James Collier, Ohio, Collector at San Francisco Ca
lifornia.
VIM. B. Morris, Surveyor, Philadelphia.
Edmund Rose Co lector, Sag Harbour Nsw-Yerk.
John Shelly, Postmaster, Nashville Tenn.
X b Holmes, Collsoter, Great Egg, N. Jersey.
George M Dewey, Receiver, Gsnesse, Mich.
Thomas c. Perkins, District Attorney, Conn.
VIM d. Scott, Marshal Of the Eastern District Of
Leuissna.
W. H. Leroy, Navy Agent, N. York, vice P. M. Wet
more
J.H Rhea, Collector, Brazos, Santiago.
Gordon Fisher, Surveyor, Vecomico, Virginia.
Robert Buell., Surveyor, Smithaeld, r. Island.
There were NO combinations made to. day, none of
the committees having reported.
Thomas Ewing, Jr. has been nominated secretary to
sign land pstents and not Private Secretary to tho
President, - has been stated. Col Bliss will continue
to ill the latter position and his appointment will not
be laid before the Senate, 1t not being necessary
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Movements OF Individual,

Com Perry, OF the U. s. NJ, la . visit TO
Washington.
Hon John Y. Mason, late Secretary Of the Navy, 10
about 10 resnne the practice Of law In Riehmood, Va
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Domestic miscelIany.

Inc steamboat Courier was sunk on the 9Th inst.
OF coming IN contact With sawyer She vas loaded
with rice and sugar. The boat and cargo are nearly
total loss.
"A man In Providence, X. has been fined $40 for
selling email quantity OF wine for Communion ser.
vice, contrary to the license Law.
Milwauhie, MiSh- which in 1895 was tho abode Of
5000. "
II stated that over SLICE have been paid As head
money under protest. on emigrants arriving at Boston
Two oyster vessels with the crews from Phiadeiphia
were captured At the mouth Of Annames.ex river in
the Chesapeake bay the 18th inst by tho authori
ties OF somerset county, Md The penalty forfeiture
The Pretidert OF the United States has Off oially
recognized harles Vera, Csrsul, aud Manuel in
tseo 6e lNc esss Yjcv Consul Of Peru to California