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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption be cured Bro-
ehifs, Consumption, L'rcr Complaint Coda, C0nshs
CdtrA ASTHMA, S1ag Of Bigoi Soreness in fie Che9k
Hectic fyush, Nigh &tceafs, DeiM Profass E1pcc
fogafioa, Pam ~ Me side Sc, hare been aud be
cd rt4 1 ff
Probably there never remedy that has been
cessnl in desperate Consumption hia. clean
ami Strengthens the system, and appears heal ulcers
the hugs and the patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Read The following and doubt II You can, that Consnmp
be cured This ia only one OF kindred
easea, thar ToWNSEND'S SARSAPARHLA has cured;
BRooKLYN Sept. H. 1876.
+ R. TowEsRNp--Dear Sr-I was taken, little over n
year aPo wi severe cough and pain in my side il In
creased very fast indeed pronounced by ply
sciaii to have The quick consumption raised large guam
Cities ut bad nater had night sweas andsnkng very
lasl-ny doctor said he could do nothing me- went 10
die hospital in hope OF being benefited bnt pronounced
incurable. was greatly dst the lungs and
could hardly breathe soon became emaciated, and
peced 10 die; was confined 10 my bed and obliged
have watchers Indeed cannot give you any escripton
thai would do justice TO my supposed by my
friends 10 be past recovery; had tried number
remedies, and all seemed to be of effect read The
most extraordinary cures, performed by your medicine,
10 tell you the truth, suspected there hnmblg
iem. Bur WAS induced to Try IT. dill 10, and Su,
thankful did cannot say that am entirely we'll h,
la recovered as to be about my business and hou
to be entirely well in few weeks My cough pain in lie
side, and night sweas have LEFT me, and raise but very
little, and AIN fast gaining my usual strength feel my
duty 10 give you statement 81 my case publish II you
please.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE l2e FULTON STREET, N Yort
Sun Huildng - AZ ff lF
IN Il w DYorT a SONS, GnsnRAI Acrnrs, No
.2 North Second Street, PHILADELPHIA Pa
Agent as Washington City, CHARLES STOTr Dnua
siar. corner 7ih street and Peun. Avenue
M Aifo, Tor sale by Druggists generally.
ICY NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN TIE
LANCE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART Anr aiarup WITH WRITTEN sIaaAruHE or
= 4. TOWNSEND, And una sAnh BLOWN rHR sLAsa
my- ID "a. - yOTT- -u
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ViRGINA BANK NOTES, checks on Richnond Win.
chester and Leesbnte instantly hand aud for sac
in sums 70 suit purchasers and al The beat rates
May l4-u r. w. LATHAM n CO
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt G, w Mclean Member Of the Legislature and late
u The United States Navy kindly us the following
certificate. II tells It's own story.
RAILWAY, Jan. %, 1917
A year since WAS taken with the Influenza ami my
whole system len IN iebiliated slate was induced
Try DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARnLLA,a and after taking
two three bottles was very much relieved and
butte II entirely 10 the said Saapara Ihave continued
taking II, and md that improve every day believe II
saved my e and would moi be without under any
sdefafsou. e. w MCLEAN
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and he wend min hays un:r.iood ha. Old p
VIII 55
Heaven should
upon Old Dr. d
from VIII have purchasers who have nsd D. r. rownsends
We truth Town
having s,nes thing h coiu,nur ta' sA :
ASS T. ownsendia doctor eud chemist
naeela no more q medicine sease than other
public
, n.sa p 4 spd Tsh s Sasn,e. Nen
NANNY s.dle cspaug bosom, health
sni to The elsei and lroken am. bsni.h naiyna OLD
mr. JhCoH TOWNSEND has SOUGHT aud FOUND opportunity
aud nlsaos TO bilg his vi 49,
Grand Universal Concentrated Remedy,
knowledge
lsar and tnoH, by Jnyn eJpenenee,us ISL 4sH =
Transcendent Power to He'll
spondrncJ
long
Principal Office iO2 Nassaustreet. N. Y
ny PRICB ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE OR
SiA BOTfIEStor FIVE DOLLARS,-s-u "a
FIR sale IN Washington ny The folonring IBsgistss
SAMUEL MUTT,
Corner PenBsyraaia and opposite he bring Hotel
T. ID. a. w II GILMAN,
Peursyipanid dre,ue Bi0ipn's Hotel,
J +. CALLAN
Corner e and IN 81. opposite General Post Once.
N DELANY,
Corner PdHHsyr0Hid areriAe and ~ 81, aud
RtDGELY s. Co.,
Pennsylvania arrBne Vest Market.
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THE EDITOR.

. JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor Of the Railway Repnbli
Unpublished the above certificate, and remarks edi
rtial as follows 4
III The success of DIR, T0WHSEND'S PREPARA-
TON OF SARSAPARIILA appears 10 be OF the most
ek'taornsry character publish to-day two certificates
N It's behalf from Capt Mclean, of this town. one
hom the Rev. MIR White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known IN Railway Capt Mclean believes The medi
cine 10 have saved his life, and Mr. White enter
tain equally strong confidence efficacy intelligent
men like these would praise strongly what they did
fully believe TO be deserving
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES.
NEW VALUABLE LAW nook.

TIIE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM
RIA, beaa complete darsed Code OF all The Lava
large general and municipal relating the rourcd pnpuia
ton whether free slave In force 10 the Dstrc Of caln
and Georgetown The let of November, let9i the
whole arranged according 10 the sibeca ~ The laws them
calves by Worthingion a Snccn Councillors a. Law.
Just published, IL pamphlet price 6ocens For sale BY
ian % II I n TAYLOR
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pERSoNS wishing TO become Real Estate In The
CITY Of Washington, may find to their uteroe 10 call
upon NE euose.sher who has property improved and IN
improved, IN different parts uf Tie cy and willing 10
nfe apofticoI The purchase in money give long
upon the baahce Applications should he made soon. u
mar Ill All Notsf ytssi ULYSSES WARD. b
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

SEPTEMBER I6, 1916.
pa Towassgn- Sirs-My wife has been, for
years. afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but all TO puT
pose She finally induced by seeing your advertise
mont 10 give your ShRSAPARiiLA a Trial was also,
ungeiher with a man Ia my employ, badly troubled with
Inc plies and by using small quantity Of yor Sarsapa
rila our complaint completely cured consider IL
one II h best Of medicines and would advise all who are
GARRIT 0ARRADRANT
slfE l22 Market street, Newark
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DENTAL NOTICE.

wAsmEsroa CRY, April J, 1919
In relnquishng the practice Of Dentistry this city
Dr WIN w. DlBBLE, feel 1t a duty well as pleasure
70 state, from the evidence he has exhibited Of his
sk That consider him rel gdnfed for the profession IN
whhe 10 engaged and nd him my fieLds and
patrons confidently believing that those who may avail
themselves Of his services, he win prove himself worthy
their confidence. ri BARRON
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Notice 20 Holders OF CIaims against Mexico,
provided for by the Treaty OF February q,
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Da. TowNsEsp-pesr Sr-I have The pleasure to inform
YOU INIT three OF my children have heen cured OF the Sro-
lula by ihe use OF your excellent medicine They a
hiced very severely with bad sores have taken only four
houssi took item away, ior which feel myself under
deep obligation Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, l06 Wooster street
Nov York March L, lSl7
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fsUHuEHH "
amer several years experience, and careful examination
mo NE various branches of Dentistry, he has become
shed that the greater portion Of Artificial Teeth are mere
W ornamental, answering very little purpose In
mn'y MS manner OF inserting IL such 10 combine
both heauty aud usefulness, and he feels confident IN re.
curing We appreciation Of those who may him with
their patronage. 81 III
Il being his intention to make Washington lila permanent
renucnee MS charges for the present will be very mode
ae ihsreby giving an opportunity or persons the
truth 81 the foregoing.
nt- Once aud residence, Wards nuil,ins Pennsyl.
wanna avenue between 9Th and 7i Streets and
TO Gilman's Drug Store.
nrFEnANoRe
DR. J. PARMELE, Dentist
ID XIV. ~ GILMAN. lap l7--dGm
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RULES AND ORDERS

March le49, entitled q An act 10 carry into eject
certain sfpuiations 0the treaty befpeen the United
States and The Republic Of Merico ofhhe 3D. Of Feb
ruary, l646."
Ordered, That all persons having claims upon the
Republic Of Mexico which provided for by the
treaty between the United States and the said Re-
public, concluded on the second day of February
le48 except The claims named In the 9th article Of
the unratifed convention between the TWO Govern.
ments OF November 20, ls43, TO wit All claims of
citizens OF the United Stules against the Govern
mcnt ofthe Mexican Republic, which were con-
sidered by the Commissioners and referred 10 the
umpire appointed under The convention OF llth
April 1882 and which were not decided by him
do file memorials of the same with the Secretary
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DURSLANT to an order of the Board, notice is
Il hereby given that the Board of Commissioners
appointed under the Of Congress Of the Sd oil March,
lS49 entitled An TO carry into effect certain s
pulaiions of the treaty between the United States
and the Republic of Mexico, of the second day Of
February, one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight" have established the following Rules and
Orders TO wit
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Al the sheet copper must have straight edges
md square ends and be of parallel widths.
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MAURICE STRAKOSCH.

The New Orleans Delta, in biographical
for this evening at Brinley Hall, speaking OF his
style as compared with other performers, says:
AS pianist, there are but two other persons In
the world who are at all ranked with StraKosch !!
One is Listz, the other Thalberg. We have
heard neither of these; therefore we can lnstl-
tute no comparison between him and them he
only very great pianiss besides Strakosch, whom
we have heard, are De Meyer and Herr. lie is
UNNECESSARILY above the last in everything
even in brilliancy of touch, the peculiar merit
OF Herr Regarding De Meyer, we have only
to say, that in force, precision and mastery OF d
hcntes Strakosch is, at the very least, his equal
while De Meyer exhibited in the pieces we
heard him play, has not particle OF his varied
faculty, his inauguration, or his grace
The pecuIiarities OF Strakosch, the idiosyn-
cracies which distinguish him from all other mu'
sicians, to be looked for in the imaginative,
the poetic, the ideal portion OF his performance.
There is a richness, luxurious glory, rejoice
ul power in his composition which is more like
Rossini than any body else; but which is still
distinct from him too 1t is mater of common
remark, that great music recalls to US the diverse
prospects OF nature Some musicians recall the
terrible, the grand objects, most frequently; the
storm, the cataract, the fire. Others bring more
frequently, and with more guStO the beautiful;
others the gorgeous and the splendid In these
we are to look tor the characteristic ldiosyncra-
cy of the musicians While listening to Stra-
kosch the sunset glories which burn upon
home ward path at evening, and the organ notes
OF the pneiorest through which it passes, are
the phan.oms most frequently conjured from
memorys cavern.
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Celebration in Leicaster.

INHE Citizens of the original town OF Leicester coDs
prlslRg the towns Of Leicester and Spencer and
non OF Paxton and Auburn, will celebrate the ensuing
FOURTH OF JULY in Leicester and have invited ali
inc descendan and former residents Of tuse towns to
meet together on that occasion.
-, Historical Address will be given by HON. EMORY
WASHBURN, and Dinner provided by JoHy WpIaur
Esq of Boston, at One Dollar each.
Inc Citizens OF the neghboring towns are respecfully
invited TO unite in the festivities OF the day and all those
who wish TO be present the table are requested IN nro
VIDE themselves with Tickets early day.
PROVISION will be made for all Tickets that are TAX
en- on or before the % init and they may he ebalned
at Ivermores Bookstore in Worcester Mannpes store
in Paxton. s. Bemis & Co and Crout A. co. Stores
IN spencer, ana at the Post Office in Leicester.
by Order OF the Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
Leicester, June %, le49. J7wl
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CHOLERA RECORD.

Thesiown OF Monterey in Mexico, has suffered in a
terrible manner from the effects of the Cholera.
In Richmond, Va, there were 10 new cases and
deaths o. Tuesday.
AT Philadelphia on Wednesday, 40 cases and Is
deaths
liz CAMDEN. N. J. Opposite Philadelphia OIL Tues
daJ, IL cases and dea bs.
Sr. Louis, "Wednesday, June %7. r'he reports Of in.
erments in Is cemeteries yesterday were I2l, Of which
100 were deaths by Cholera For the week ending the
9Th there were 1853 nlelments-539 of which were
Cholera and 100 under four years OF age |, is sun.
posed that many have been buried privately. Tie
grounds in the city and vicinity OF ST. Louis are very
sIckly. Hundreds have died whose deaths have no,
been reported.
The CHOLERA AT SARATOGA. The Hamp
shire Gazette, published at Northampton, saws
"Our citizens were startled, last week, with tho
report that DR.. James Thomson of this town. was
alarmingly ill of Cholera, at Saratoga Springs.
but we are happy to state that he is now conval.
escent. In company with others, be left here for
the Springs on Monday morning and arrived there
the same evening. He drank freely OF the sew.
eral springs, and although fatigued by the Jour.
ney OF the day, spent most of the might in attend
ing cholera patients, with one OF the resident
physicians Of that town. On Tuesday evening he
was attacked with violent symptoms of cholera
and remained insensible some thirty.six hours.
The disease, however, yielded to medical treat.
ment, and on Friday he was able TO write to his
friends"
The Newport News, OF the 26th inst, has the
following -
owe saw person direct from Saratoga last
evening, who informs us that there are several
cases of cholera there. He went to pass the sum-
mer, but the night he arrived, person died with
the cholera 10 the adjoining room, and he hasten
ed away"
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ASSAULT ON A SCHOOL TEACHER.
Commonwealth VS.. Mrs Porte

Commonwealth vs. MIS- Porter.
This was an action on a complaint by The School
Mistress of the Disc; (Leesvie for assault and bats
terry. 1t appears that on Monday last the teacher
lerook 10 punish child of the defendant refractory
Roy six years old She FIRST spoke 10 him for
conduct, upon which he kicked her and caedher liar.
He zed her watch and attempted to throw il away bat
he guard chain held H. She then inflicted three blows
upon his back with smals switch 1t appeared from the
estimony that the boy in the habit OF screaming,
whenever spoken TO for misconduct. and that
former OCCASION when it was found necessary TO nfct
escaped In this case, he sci up the usual screaming,
and The teacher directed of the scholars hold the
door, order prevent his escape The sister Of the
boy girl nine years old passing at the time, and hears
ing the outcry, went 10 the door, aud beng unable TO
get in threatened the teacher with violence aud that she
would tell her mother &c. She did give immediate in
formation 10 the mother, who came. and enters
ing the house, assaied the teacher with vituperatiye
language threatening TO kill her, &c S e then seized
her by the shoulder, and holding her fast inflicted
blows upon her back and shoulders with large
stick and with ruler She also scratched her
verey raking The skin off, and saying she would skin
her arm for her. There some attempt made in the
defence, show that the teacher in her dis
cipine, and inflicted unnecessarily punishment
but the attempt entirely failed
The magistrate, in rendering judgment, stated that by
the provisions of the law, school teachers, for the time
being stand in the relation of parents the children
der their charge, that they have the right judge
Of the necessity Of punishment and to lnfct ii when
necessary subject only 10 the supervision and control
of the Schools Committee that, the exercise Of this
right, they bound to do reasonably, aud withou
undue severity that when parents dissatisfied the
may appeal to the School Committee, which is the pro
per course, and should not undertake personally TO int
fere. The magistrate then sentenced the defendant Il
pay fine Of ten dollars and costs OF prosecution and
stand committed till the sentence is complied with sh
discharged by due couse of law.
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BUTTONS LIFE IN THE Fan WEST The Messr :.
Harpers New York have reprinted in single neat and
cheap volume, this spirited production OF the author OF
Adventures in Mexico and The Rocky Mountains
george FTedk. Ruxton was an officer in the English
Army, who died at 81 Louis during the last twelve,
month at the early age Of twenty>eigM. The world
was scarcely made acquainted with his genius a wIi
ter ny the publication of his snguarly spirited and orig
NAL Adventures IN Mexico, when ii was called upon to
lament his premature DEATH on the eve of new Journey
which he was about making TO the Salt Lake and The
heart OF the Rocky Mountains. The wild habits Of
Western border life admirably sketched, and are
well worth peruSal. To be sold at j. CIRCUITS Jr
HIsToRY OF WONDERFUL Inventions. The
SessrS Harpers have just published complete in two
paris finely illustrated work comprising account
ONE ofthe more wonderful inventions of modern times
the mariners compass lighthouses gunpowder and gun
cotton the steam engine the railway, and others. j
viii prove most acceptable work TO the young reader
and especially to those devotsI to the mechanic arts
1t is sold at J CIRCUITS Jr. Price % cents
PIcTUREs OF THE VIRGIN AND HER SON By
Charles Butcher, New York: Harper e. Brothers This
book is preiaced by Introductory address by Harriet
Beecher Stowe 1t designed to reproduce the sacred
narrative under the aspects which it presents
imaginative mind with the appliances OF geography h,cal
historical and critical knowledge; yet studously pre-
serving the narrative precise and authentic far as at
enton to standard sources Of Inflammation could avail
To be sold at j. CIRCUITS Jr
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HoRTIcuLTuRAL EXHIBITION. The summer exit
bition Of the Horticultural Society commenced yester
day and will continue through this day and evening
Considering the excessive heat Of the weather for week
past which brought forward The roses &c. rather
prematureIy the exhibition OF flowers is very good
better indeed than expecedn would be. There are
good many very good roses and some that are very
fine. There many other beaulilu flowers, and
among them we particularly noticed splendid pyramid
from the garden of Charles Thurber, Esq-a fine coll
lection from the garden of VIM. T. Merrifed-a large
stand of very beautiful Rocket Larkspurs presented by
Mrs. Can6eld--fne roses from D w. Lincoln 5 ii.
Cotton f. w. Paine and others, and beautiful bouquets
from sundry persons, whose names we cannot now
enumerate. There are number OF entries of very SUI
perb stTawberIeshe greatest number OF varieties be-
ing from the grounds Of d. Waldo Lincoln Esq or
these Hoveys Seeding bears the palm, so far as size
Sc. is concerned. Jennings Seeding is nearly as
large high coored, good favored, and glossy, hut it
is not so gooda bearer Hoveys. There are several
specimens OF very large Rhubab, Of Which Wyatts'
Victoria and Daly's GoIah the largest. Those who
have moi yet seen the exhibition will do well avail
themselves of as early time may be convedien to
loUk in,
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SEVENTEEN DAYS LATER FROM SAN
FRANCISCO,

By the arrival Of the Royal mail steamship
Clyde at Mobile we have dates from San Fran
cisco to the 18th of May days later
than previous accounts. The advices in the
main, with some drawbacks, were considered ia.
vorable to the prospects Of the gold diggers.
Thousands of persons were daily arriving
Some were disappointed and were preparing to
return. 1t was said that much suffering existt
among the miners 1t was estimated that about
5000 persons were employed in digging for gold.
Letters to the Picayune and other papers, from
San Francisco, dated May IS, state that every
thing was in disordered condition that no law
existed but the law Of the strongest, which had
been proclaimed by the mass Governor Pers-
fer f Smith and the troops under his command
were refugees on board Of the American ships
lying in port, and soldiers hunted down
like wolves
Passengers who came by the Clyde, and who
lett San Francisco on the 18th, says not word
about the above report, and the inference doubt
less is that he rumor is untoundcd.
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Forest Literature. Al the last ordinary meeting Of
OF the National Institute at Washington, Mr.. SchoolcIaf
explained 10 the members in brief memoir The purpou
OF Photographic petition which presented 10 The
President of the United States by delegation
Chippewa Indians from the distant shore Of Lake Supe>
ror Much interest, says the National lutelligencer
was excited among the members by this curious mode
Of expressing ideas which is done patty by pure sym,
bols and partly by representative figures The entire
object of this unique petition depicted FIVE hees
OF the inner rind Of the white birch OF the northern forests
The paper was referred for report TO the Enthnoog
cal department.
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GEN. TAYLoR's MOVEMENTS The Washing
correspondent Of the North American states that the
President will probably visit Bedford Springs in August
and afterwards comply with hs promise the cit f
pittsburgh, made when on his way to be inauguated-
lie proposes then TO journey through the interior of
PennsJ Vanla, and to attend The Agricultural Fair Sy
racuse N Y. It's stated that his wish will devoted
objects wholly disconnected with politics Besides the
reasonable desire TO the Improvements and enterprise
of The tree States the President wishes make per-
sona inspection of the interests, and fam larza hm
self by such an examination with questions Of policy
fai must necessarily arise during the ofbis ads
minsiration.
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Condition Of female Operatives in EagiG nd.
Among varlousrepors from Charitable Institutions in
Eng recently published is from "The Assoca.
lion for The Aid and Benefit Of Dress Makers and Mills
ners" which, after stating that marked Moderation
has, on the whole been the result of the efforts made by
he Association, oonnues--'but the committees are still
more gratifed TO learn that there is at present time,
general impression among those who connected with
this occupation, that at very distant period hours
otwork will be reduced to twelve Per dem!' How
many hours these delicate rs-for they are generally
very young-are now employed do not learn, bnt
sad must be their condition if the promised alienation
could cause SO much qualification to their voluntary
guardians