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| DR. d. F. 9radcc,--s; I cannot refuin nom saying a
word "a, YOU in ndaiiun of " Buchnns Hungarian Bal
sam OF Life Here Is pmn stnement of facts relation
10 nv case ard ifthey of any inducing sick
10 seek the from whence obtained IT, shall
be thnnkul.
My residence is in Norway, Me. Three yenrs ago las
fall took violent cold which e cough OF mo most ug-
gavatod kind, bYu pain the left side
Last June had become feeble that obliged to quit
all work, and confined In The house until about four
weeks since. Dung that time received tho host medical
attendance, and tiled nearly all the medicines which
recommended n such cases, out could hnd no relief but
and worse, any tor Tho last three wooks, was
condned to my bod Two oi my physicians gave me up us
past recovery. But fortune would nave II, hoard ottho
Hungarian basam and Immediately procured h"te, THIS
gave instant reei and xix bottles have broken up my
cough and placed a situation 10 resume, with advance
| Jog health, my usual occupations
| ne WISE TO DAY
Delay any Uonsumpyo tendency, is omphatical
y Death, under al orduaiy treatment Tho hungarian lia
sam is grout ANTlDOlE, as well MS CURATIVE lflou
have any above described, be advised IN limo
| Sold Ia larse Hotties al ono dollar per bottle.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., =. X. to'us Barre, n. r. Them-
as HasAn go,, q. r. Gale. Cholsea, l. -. uaeun, Criah
| !, Cook. ~ CorRh, Blpke. NeebHrB, r. a II. keycs,
Bradfrd a. preherd, and by dealers IN medicine gon-
orally throu shoat New England. s5yL
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dcieierioas compound is part Of this MIXTURE,
these diseases with certainty and celebrity and does not
leave the system torpid. See PdmPhicf.
SO thoroughly docs this mixture act in this disease that
an immediate is made All other remedies now
aside this great vegetable preparation, safe (or 1t
contains poisonous mineral, which is tho basis Of all
ntiipf Epyp Autlp nj
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A THOUSAND NAMES

painful situations. No article has eUer been oGere
except This which ioOutd tOuch this kind Of
1t may be relied upon and ccct tive remedy an
did we feel permitted to do so could give
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proof Of in this distress ing class of comp1ins
See pamphlet. Al broken d0ioa. debaied constitutions
rom the elect Of mercury, will find tic bacng power Of
us acle 10 act immediately, and the poisonous mineral
er1dicated from the system.
Ihe - distinct pTOpertes which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly the application Of the
compound, Tor the distressing class Of complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries there has used in
liz u..rLL II
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Silver tOMBS, Shell and Hon Do, Silver Card Crses,
Ivory Pear, and Shell do Also lot Of fine Cutlery
sslns Of Razo' Poek Knives, large and small Fine scs-
and Shears Also, Tea Potts. Ladies' Hair,
Highly perfumed Soaps Of all kinds Iather Brushes and
Boxes nazor sops, Coffee Pots, Brass Clocks, Plated
Spoons, Pocket lnksiunds, &c.
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AGE MS. $ X Collins, Montpelier; Theodore A. Peck,
BsTlingion !. l. butcher, IT Albums w B Hatch, Win
ooki Fails French * Walker, Batte Fosel Gov, Che-
sea ; John Campbell, Mddosex, Simpson Arms, Wa
ierbury J, Kennedy X Co, Richmond; Stutevant Chap
man, Tunbdse l. Neyins, Royalton Jacob smith,
Bethcl NJ Gay, Guysviile Morgan Sons, socSbrdge
Briggs x Fierce, Rochester
l.. HUNT, Travelling Agent. s0ly
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GLAD TO CIRCIIIATT

grntitousy. Put up in 30 bottles. So 70 or. do
at 81 cach-ne larger holding Oh. than small
bottles. L0ok On aud not get imposed HpOR. Every bot
tie has "Vaughns Vegetable LitoutIiptc Mixture"
blown upon Tie glass, the NrtH signature OF &C. &.
Vaughn" Oh the directions, and &C. C. Vaughn Buffalo,"
stamped on The cork. None other genuine Prepared
by Dr. & G. Vaughn, aud sold the Principal Office, 2O7
Main street. Buffalo, Al Wholesale and rCia No
ton given 10 letters unless post paid Orders from regu
idrl5 constituted dgens cIcep'si. Post pad letters,
verbal communications soliciting advice, promptly at
tended to- gratis. For sale by all respectable Druggists in
the United State" and Canada.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS.
NO MINERAL AGENT,

FeUer and Agne, BiioHs Diseases--To the Great
especially, and wherever these complaints prevail
mode me is ollcrCd.
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for such complaints and also for arrangements of the
male Frame
IRREGULARITIES SUPPREsSJONs
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CONSUMPTION CURED !!
Ruchan'S Hungarian RaIsam Of Life.
THE GREAT ENGLISH EENEuY FOR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, uEd Con-
SUMPTION!

u UCHAN'S Hungarian iinisnm, the Great English REM
I'D edy tor Pictorial aud Pulmonary Dsenses still, stands
unryalcd and the elegant, agreeable,
and etteuty curative OF these formidable COM plants,
known to the civilized world.
Three years OF tfial in the United States, during
which time II has been distributed from Mune II Florida,
has ony served establish eminent merit 10 all puts
of the country, the great und ouy RELIABLE REMEDY
in the worst Of Pulmonary disease, ard the hest AVID most
greeabe cutalsc OF all tho slight forms ct Colds, Coughs and
Iunl muuti ia hal cnu iy lp usad
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pIecoNTINrEn

DISCONTINUED.
Mummasburgh, Adams county, Pennsylvania
Brotherton; Anne Arundel county, Maryland
Marango, Morrow county, Ohio.
Cottage Mills, Franklin county, Ohio.
Eutaw, Randolph county, Georgia.
Christeville, Randolph county, Georgia.
Hughes, Cas- county, Texas.
New Columbus, Jackson county, Tennessee
Aliens Grove, Fannin county, Texas.
Carleton, Polk county, Iowa.
Ivanhoe, Linn county, Iowa.
Monticello, Jones county, Iowa.
NAMES CHANGED.
North FitchVille, Huron county, Ohio-name
changed to "Olena."
Lower sandusky, sandusky county, ohio-namc
changed 10 Fremont"
Melton, Chioot county, Arkansas changed
to "Gaincs Landing"
Snow Creek, Maury county, Tennessee
changed to "Santa F6'
Fall Branch, Washington county, Tennessee
name changed TO "Jamess - Roads"
City West, Porter CO., Indiana-name changed
10 "Fimore"
Nave's Store, Livingston county, Missouri-namC
changed TO Spring Hill"
Devereaux, Herkimer county, New York-namC
changed to "Stratford," Fulton county.
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NEW STYLES.


TNODD'S Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Fur
i Depot, Concert Hall Buildings, six doors west
Of Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, city of
Washington.
The proprietor Of the above extensive establish
ment would obtain permission, most respec fully,
to inform his numerous city and country custom
ers, that he has recently returned from busirs--
tour through the Eastern Emporiunae, here nc ias
personally selected and contracted Tor very ai
ed neil hs s19 ne To- b he be@s eaYs to invite
| their attention.
His purchases being made for cash. with all the
advantages which the closest attention and years of
experience can bestow; and having introduced into
his manufacturing department such OF the many
modern inventions are Improvements upon form
modes and process, in the different branches of
his trade, he is enabled to offer choice and desira
BILE articles at such prices will not fail TO please
those who may favor him with inquiry therefor.
Purchasers who would be further assured are
respectfully solicited TO make thorough exami
nation Of the market, previous 10 calling on him;
not doubling but that they will be then convinced
that his stock, from its extent and variety, and by
the superior style, careful finish, and satisfactory
price of his goods, will present inducements not
elsewhere TO be met with. To strangers, visiting
the Metropolis 10 whom his establishment is un-
known, he particularly extends an invitation, and
every attention will be rendered 10 make an ac-
quaintance mutually pleasing and beneficial
HATS.
In the new Fall Fashion for gentlemen's Dress
Hats, he has prepared, and now has ready for in
specton, full assortment of all Sizes finished in
peculiar style Of elegance and ncatness, of Bea-
yer, Moleslxin, and Silk, with the variations which
different contours require; orders for particular
fancies satisfactorily executed.
CAPS
The large stock of Caps for Gentlemen, Youths,
and Children, merits the particular attention of
purchasers; many new styles have recently been
added, among them several becoming patterns for
young gentlemen.
CHILDREN'S PARIS MADE HATS.
A large assortment Of White and Gray Beaver
Hats, most tastefuly finished and trimmed for
Children Of both sexes very much admired by La
dies who have seen them.
FINE FURS.
BY a recent arrival from London, he has received
large assortment of the richest and most fashion
able Furs consisting Of Mus, Vicorines, Palatine,
Boas, Scarfs, and Mantillss in sets and separate
A few sets OF PURE ERMINE, comprising Muf,
Yictorine, Adelaide Collar and Marchetts.
ALSO
A beautiful assortment of White Goods manufac-
turcd from the purest white Cygnet down
w B. r. is assured by his London correspond
cnt, that such an invoice of rich madc-up Furs
have never been sent TO 'thc States"
Officers of the Army and Navy furnished with
Chapeaux and Undrcss Caps, according to regula-
| ton. VIM. u. TODD,
Nov. 6-6teod Fashionable Halter.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS,

+ WOULD respectfully inform my old customers
L and the public in general, that am now receiv;
am determined to sell cheap for cash have in
my assortment of enameled Crates many pat
terms from those of last fall-Stoves Of all kinds
coal and as it will cost nothing, please call and
get my prices before purchasing elsewhere, as
will make it object to the purchaser. Ihave the
exclusive sale of the Baltimore American Air tight
Cooking Stoves, and will warrant them the most
superior Cooking Stove now in use for economy
and durability. / will also warrant them to give
general satisfaction, take them back and refund
the money to the purchaser.
have also on hand a large supply of Hardware
and Cutlery, and great variety of house furnish
ing articles. c. WOODWARD,
Pennsylvania av., between 10th and 18th SITS.
Sent. l7-eodtf
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLI,
Massachusetts Election.

BosToN, Nov. 10.
The city of Boston gives Briggs, for governor,
s,2oo majority. The returns received from sixty
towns in the State indicate the reelection of Gov
ernor Briggs by the people
The Coalition ticket has probably elected senators
IN Middiesex, and Worcester, and Plymouth. Nor
folk and Essex districts in doubt.
The House of Representatives will be largely
Wing.
Palfrey is defeated for Congress by larger ma
jority than before.
The vote for Phillips, it is believed will be about
200 short Of what it was last year. and Boutwell, 8
vote will be increased.
SECOND DESPATCH
We now have returns from the whole State with
the exception Of a few towns. For Governor
Briggs, Wing, 1902. Boutwell,, Dem, %, O69
Phillips, Free Soiler, 90 ,252.
Briggs, it is ascertained will fall short of his
election by the people some 200 votes
Paifrey, Free Soiler for Congress, lacks 900 of
being elected. In this district there therefore no
choice
The Wings gain in the House. and have a ma
Jority OF about 100 members.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1872. m.
The steamers Ohio and Crescent City sailed to-
day for Chagres The Ohio takes 500 passengers;
the Crescent City 800, including bearer of des
patches. The trial Of the Aston rioters is again
postponed.
The stock market is steady. Treasury Notes,
6's, liz, and New Loan, coupons, l6. Exchange
on London, 10 premium.
Sales of western flour at 81 81; Genesee 81 Is a
50 81; southern SIS 81 SIS so. Corn meal
SO l2l.
Sales of red wheat at 1903 a 40 cents; Genesce do
llS ll9 cents Sales of IL, 900 bushels corn at 63
"a cents for mixed, and Is a &c cents for yellow
Oats 40 cents. Rye 90 a 62 cents
Provisions and groceries unchanged Mess pork
$40 g. Lard 81 a u cents in bbs. and kegs.
The cotton market is firm, but not active. Sales,
fair Upland II. !, and Orleans l2i.
Whisky 81 % cents per gallon.
Nothing new in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 13-p. m.
The stock market is steady-prices rather tend
ing upwards.
Flour quiet-small sales at So.
Grain unchanged Sales of red wheat at 1903
los cents; white do. ITO Us cents; white corn 81
cents; yellow IS sc cents; oats 33 cents
There is nothing new in groceries or provisions.
Cotton firm
Whisky q % cents.
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s67,4l4 II
War Steamers.

TheL6ndon TINES, in discoursing on this subject
observes
considering hevigilance with which the Ameri-
cans have maintained the general effectiveness Of
their navy, IL docs seem somewhat singular that
they should have suffered themselves TO fall in ar.
rear in this one particular department Nothing
can exceed the care which is shown in American
dockyards for the thorough efficiency according TO
the highest known standard, of every vessel whichis
launched. Allimprovementsi in armament, rigging,
gunnery, &c, are introduced and appropriated
without moments delay, and when an American
frgae does put to she is still perfect model
OF her class as the old Chesapeake or Constitution.
There was moro in the American marine than met
Mr.. CoBDEN'seyc, for little show is made, although
there is good deal in store Even in the matter Of
steamers we should not be surprised il they were
doing more than is imagined. They have certainly
-four first class stcam-frigates the stocks, every
one of which, according 10 their system Of ship
building, is likely 10 be larger and heavier than our
Tcrrblc-thc single wholesome man Of war;
which our steam fleet can show. II may be assumed
with the most perfect certainty that when an Ameri-
steamer docs show herself on the seas she will
he fair match, in point Of mdtsriel, for any thing
likely to meet her from any port Of Europe"
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The Vienna Gazette of the 10th ult. publishes the
convention between Austria and Prussia ON the Ger
man question. II is followed by declaration signed
by the Archdukc John, TO the effect that "when the
assent of all the German governments shall have
been accorded TO the convention, he will be ready
TO resign the dignity of Vicar of the Empire, and
give up TO the Emperor of Austria and tho King OF
Prussia the rights and duties conferred on him by
the National Assembly the 18th Of July, ls4s." The
Gazette adds, that the Austrian and Prussian gov
ernments WILL without delay, take measures for OBJ
tanning the consent Of tho other to the
cnnvcnfinn
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A b,rdsom, Commitment,

Professor John X. Mitchell, Of the jefferson Med
ical College, in the course Of admirable intro
ductory lecture TO his class, thus handsomely al
uded to distinguished physician Of Germantown,
Pennsylvania:
"Within a few weeks visited country practi-
toner, whose beautiful residence lies not many
miles from the place in which now address you
found him in an octsgonal library, surrounded
not only by almost every accredited medical trea-
tise, but encompassed by works of general science,
and elegant literature. His garden contained the
rarcst flowers, and his grounds the most beautiful
shrubs. The tall trees most Of which he had him
self planted, were stately and rare.
"a botanist an arborst, gcologst, and a farmer,
he the centre Of the scientific interest Of his 10
cality, and the stimulant Of the agriculture of his
neighborhood. Through him passed into useful
currency much Of the valuable knowledge Of pro-
grcssivc truth, and 10 his munifccnt hand might
be traced many rare flower, many valuable
shrub or tree and many profitable cereal novelty.
In manner he was dignifed, in conduct polite and
humane; in example faultlessly moral A most
finished gentleman, the companion of the most ex-
allied and refined, he yet Of easy access to the
poor and the humble, who ever found in him a
ready listener and kind and skiful adviser; nay,
| more, generous assistcr
| with all these high qualities he was the steady
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McCLINTOCK YOUNG,

NttOrney md COunseIIOr at LAW,
(Ofice at his residence, +, between 18th and
18th streets,)
HAVING resigned the office of Chief Clerk of
IL the Treasury Department, which he has held
for the last sixteen years, has resumed the practice
of his profession.
He will devote his principal attention TO the
prosecution of claims before Congress- the several
Departments, and commissioner on Foreign In
IDENTITIES.
To ensure early attention to claims against the
War, Navy, Home, and Post Office Departments,
including business with the Patent Office, he has
made arrangements with the most efficient agents
in Washington 10 assist him, by which business Of
any nature connected with the Government, con-
fded TO him, will be certain to be acted in the
most prompt manner.
Rsfoences.-H r. b. fancy Chief Justice of
the United States, and gentlemen who have been
heads Of Departments members Of either House of
Congress since the year 1888. Nov. l3-dImif
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DOCTOR AMATI'S


LNOR the cure of Malarial and Bilious diseases
Il Fever, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Dyspep-
STA, and all other disorders of the liver. Prepared
from the original recipe of DR.. Amati by the pro-
prietors, and for sale by
SAMUEL CARUSI & Co.,
Washington, d. c.
BALTIMORE, June 6, 1916.
DEAR Sin: With great pleasure bear testimony
to the value of DR.. Amati's preparation. have
found it to be pleasant cordial, very grateful to
the stomach, aperent in its effects correcting the
secretions of the liver, and restoring healthy tone
to the blood making organs generally. i have no
doubt 1t would prove emnenty useful in a southern
CLINE, where bilious diseases are common.
Wishing you all success with this useful med
icine, subscribe myself very respectfully, yours,
&C., j. M. JENNINGS M d.
Mr.. SAMUEL CARUsI.
U. S. HOSPITAL, MAXINE Barracks,
WASHINGTON. July %, 1916.
number of the soldiers and their families who
belong to this station have been using Amati's
Italian Panacea," for Cholera Morbus and other
gastric and enteric complaints, all of whom have
experienced great relief from its
A. w. MILLER, M. ID.
This is to certify that have seen DIR. Amati's
Italian Panacea used for some time past in a num-
Der of cases of Cholera Morbus and bilious aiYec-
tons, and have seen the greatest benefit derived
from 1T, and in no case has 1t failed to produce salu-
tary effects. i consider it a most valuable mcdi-
cine and Mt all times BE- sah-.;s~s-d sor Gallo
mel when the disease Is IN Its commencement.
ARCHIBALD DOUGLASS,
Nov. l3-eo3t u. S. Marine Hospital.
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The New York Euening Post gives long ac-
count of public dinner given at Bremen, by the
mercantile men of that city, to the Hon. Mr. Elem
niken, late charge Of the United States at Copen-
hagen. It took place the goth Of September last.
The reason Of this compliment is given by the Post
as follows
80 That he had obtained from the Danish govern
ment permission for the American steamers TO pass
and repass with freight and passengers without
the vessels of no other nation. This Of meal
culable advantage 10 the commerce Of Bremen, and
for which her citizens desired to testify publicly
their appreciation"
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Died,
WtIInrd's Hotel,


I'm this city yesterday evening" in the 6lst year of
his age, GEORGE SWEENY, esq, n native of Bal
timorc, and for the last fifty four years resident
Of this city.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at .
o'clock from his late residence on 7th street, and
his friends and the friends Of the family invited
to attend without further notice.
On Tuesday morning, 18th inst, GUYANA
ROWAN, after lingering illness, which shc bore
with Christian fortitude, in the 2Sth year Of her
age.
Her friends and those Of the family arc requested
TO attend her funeral from the residence of her mo-
Their on street, near 9th, on Wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock, without further notice.
Farewell, dear sister, rest in slumbcr
Till the resurrection morn,
Then awake and Join the number
Who Christs triumph shall adorn.
Though thy presence was endoaring,
We thy absence will dcplore,
But at the Saviour's bright appearing,
There well meet TO part no more. w.
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medical attendant, for many years, of very large
population in his neighborhood and he passed from
the stately ediiice OF the wealthy and educated,
whom he delighted and improved, TO the abode OF
the poor and the ignorant, whom he healed, and
fed, and instructed. He is now, through the disa-
ceaseless round of liberal study and generous ac.
ton; but the old trunk yet shows what the tree has
been Its branches dead, its leaves have fallen,
and its scathed stem shows the marks of time and
the wear of the clements; but like the trystng tree
of Scottish village, it is yet sacred resort The
birds no longer swing, carolling, upon its 1.-THE
tracery; the herds rejoice more in the cool depth
of its refreshing shadows, and youth and manhood
longer repair TO il in the of festivity; but
who forgets it in passing, what winter evening
brings not back its name and its memory TO the
hearts and the hearths of the people of Germantown
who may differ about almost every thing else but
who have but one concurrent suffrage for their
noble and dignified BESToN.'- Phila paper