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The national Republican., 1862-05-31
SEVEN TIL WARD.
For Mayor:
RICHARD WALLACH,
For Alderman:
JOHN II. SEMMES.
For Common Council:
WIN. j. MURrAGH,
CHARLES WILSON,
v. W. MITCHELL.
IaITED STATES PATENT nFrIoE,
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHIaoroS, May 30, 1891
On the petitio Of Robt Burps Good year. formerly
of Philadelphia, Pa, now OF Eik,on, Maryland
praying for the extension Of Q patent srauted TO
JAIME, A. Bowie and Charles Carr. Of Philadslphia
Pa o. the asignees said Robert B. Goodyear
dated March Is, 1870, and ante dated Septenbtf
Is, 1sts, and re assignsd BY them to said Robert
Goodyear, and re is.ued to h.m on the 20th May
lsd2, for improvement In Apparatus for opeT log
Shuttle Boxes for Looms, for seven ysars from the
expiration Of said patent, which takes place ON the
18th day Of September, 1892.
b ordered, that the said petition b. heard at the
Patent Once on N nday, the SSH Of August next
At twelve O'Clock N fd all persons are notified to
appear and show esu,s, II any they have, why said
prttlpn ought not 10 be granted.
Persons ,,ppo ing the exteasiSn * sIe rsquired to
sst forth In writing at least twenty days before the
TO be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules of the office
which will be furnished ON application.
The testimony In the case will be closed on the
1lth dsyof August next dispositions and other papers
relied upon testimony must be fled In the once
on or before the morning ofthat day; the argumsnh
II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Na,ioWal Repubioan, Washington, b C., aud the
Press, Philaielphia, Pa once week for three sue.
cecsiye weeks; the hrt Of said publications to be
at least sixty days previoua to the day Of hearing
d. p. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. S.-Edftols Of the above papers will please
copy and send their bltls to the Patent Ofnoe with
. paper containing this notice may sl-wsw
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

BALTIMORE CRY UNION CONVENTIONAL meet.
ing Of the City Uaion Convention was held or
Wednesday night, in Baltimore Archibald
Stirling, jr., In the chair. A series Of resolu.
tons were adopted, rsafArming their uncondi,
tional adhesion TO the Union. One Of the reso
ludons approves the policy proposed by the
President in his message Of the 9Th of March
1862, and sanctioned by Congress, rendering
pecuniary aid to such States as may choose to
adopt system Of gradual emancipation.
They resolved that the State Constitution
ought to be changed so as to correct the pres.
ent unequal representation Of the people in the
Legislature, and to secure the right Of repre-
sentatiou in proportion to white population to
all parts of the State.
This "white basis' proposition has prevailed
in Georgia and some other Southern Statss in
which it has been vigorously pushed. 1t will
undoubtedly sweep everything before 1t in
Maryland. The Shareholders cannot use their
favorite cry Of nigger" against such propo.
sition IA that. 1t appeals directly 10 the white
voting masses, and is the best possible point Of
attack upon slavery. Push on the column.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

~ The House Of Representatives Thurs
day adopted resolution, authorizing the pur
chase from Messrs. Gales x Seaton of one
hundred setts Of the ANNALS of Congress" and
the Register of Debates" embracing the pro-
csedings Of Congress during the first forty eight
years after the organization of the Government.
The sstt consists of series of forty-two VOL
nmes Of the former, and twenty nine Of the
latter reports The whole number Of volumes
to be purchased amounts to seven thousand one
hundred, which, at five dollars per copy, will
cost the sum Of thirty-fvs thousand five hun.
dred dollars.
These works will 20 into the library of the
House.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

GENERAL FREMoNT.-The attempt Of certain
parties here to make General Fremont respon
sible for the retreat In the Shenandoah Valley
ie contemptible. The Government 10 fully SAL
isfied with the conduct Of Fremont. He wa
attacked on the same day that Front Royal
was given up, Ut Lewisburg, and he could not
be everywhere at once. The attacks maiebe
upon Fremont, In connection with the late dis
ssters, are generally understood to be made BY
men who desire 10 divert the attention from
other generals.
Gen Banks Is In great favor with the Gov
ernment today. Hs retreat Is regarded as q
mastery success, under all the circumstances
Mr.. Stanton's order, which was read to the few
troops under Gen. Banks, at Williamsport, and
which elected so much applause, was full Of
praips for their conduct on the retreat.-Cbr. N
Y. Euening Post
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

OLD HARVARD UNIVERSITY SOUND TO THE
CoRE.-A letter from friend 10 Boston says,
that on the appearance Of Gov. Andrews
proclamation, last Monday morning, seuea'y-
Jfoe students from Harvard University immedi.
ately offered themselves as volunteers. Boston
Common was covered With soldiers before
noon. A lady in Boston writes her husband
here, that old Massachusetts, will give her last
dollar and her last man to crush this rebel
lion, II necessary"
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

TIE NAvY.-On the 18th instant, the U. S
steamer Hatterss captured the rebel steamer
Gov. A. Mouton in Berwick Bay, bound there
from Sabine Pass. She was loaded with Con,
fsderate Government provisions. Also, on the
let inst, the rebel schooner Magnolia, while
attempting TO leave Berwick Bay. She was
loaded with cotton and turpentine-252 bales
Of the former
On the 9Th inst. the anne U. S. steamer chased
on shore the rebel steamer Fashion, also load,
ed with cotton and turpentine. She was there
fired by her own crew.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

81 Bstchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In
the WorId.-Wiiliam A. Batoheloi . celebrated
Hair Dye pioisces = oilor not t, BE- distinguished
from nstu e warra ted To- to injure the Hair in the
least remedies tho III ELECTS Of bad d, O., and invg
orsus the Hair for life GREY RED, or RUSTY
HAIR Instantly tures . splendid Black or Brown,
leaving the hair soft and beautiful Sold by all
Druggi'ts, &c.
sT The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, IN he four iide' of etch Dor.
Factory, No 81 Barclay street, Late 2s3 Broad.
way and 10 Bond, New York my2I1y
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Special Dispatches to the Pbil.delphi. Pre...

Special Dispatches to the Pbilsdelphia Pres.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 2s.-All remains
quiet throughout this department Our forces
have held communication overland with the
forces Of Gen. Burnside, but at what points
am not permitted to say.
RETURN OF COL. HANSON.
Col. Hanson, Of the Third Kentucky regi-
ment, arrived back here this morning, In the
Gag Of truce boat. He was the exchange for
Col. Corcorsn; but ss an exchange was refnsed
BY the rebels Col. Hanson returns 30 perfectly
disgusted with the petty, dishonorable action,
Of the Confsderstes, that he refused to accept
parole Of honor or 60 on shore at City Point.
He says he will remain in the North, take the
oath Of allegiance, send for his family, and re-
nounce the rebel cause forever.
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xAs.Am, Or u11oI sstDr,,s At WIN.

nAsoAoaI or unIoN sUkpr1ns At WIN.
; III VI mHsTln. NN
TN Balulsrs Am~icas d fhurDday After
mood. pablisAs ~ followias, which II says is
from, % cfscr Of De Twsasy seventh Indiana
volanteers. n oossspo hAs~i'h previous rumor,
from Winchester, and with the facts which are
now undoubtedly proved 70 have occurred
st Front Royal. How long will II be before
The people 6nd out what Kind Of war this Is ?
FRnpxRiox Orr, MARYLAND,
UNITED SrArss HosPrTAL,
..,L-g ..u..-.y.......r.... Nay %, 1859.
Edward Chaplin, company K, Eighth Ohio,
and Charles Williams, company 3, Twenty.
ninth Pennsylvania, arrived here 10 day from
Winchester, Via Williamsport. Thinking every
item 10 Of Interest concerning the late repulse
Of General Banks, have closely qusstionsd
the young men and and they were in The hos
pital known a the Seminary, which they lsft
on Sunday morning, between 8 and O'Clock.
Chaplin says with his own eyes be saw the
wounded and sick men shot down like hogs,
Hospital Ste ward and two lady nurses from
Ohio were murdered In cold blood. He spent
the morning In carrying 10 the wounded from
the field, aided by Cthers, and while engaged
thus two shells were thrown into the house,
which probably Get II on nre, and when he left
the building was 10 flames, and all who At
tempted 10 escape were deliberately butchered.
He only escaped by giving them leg.bail, going
out through the back yard and across The fields
The Union Hotel, used also for hospital, was
also burned with the sick and wounded yet 10
their beds.
Others who escaped agree a. TO the fact
Of the rebels carrying black foy They gave
the retreatiug sick and wounded Union sol
dIcrs. One who missed her aim was shot BY q
soldier Of the Forty sixth Pennsylvania, who
brought OF her bonnet as . trophy. might
say more about the cold hearted brutality OF
the rebels, but l forbear, for my heart sickens
al the thought OF It. Surely such people de
serve the fate Of Sodom and Gomorrah.
In haste, yours, X.Y.Z
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
shin Ahoy I

Not one ship, merely but Justice StrattOn
had whole fleet up before him for adjudca.
ti0n. Julia Fleet, woman of color, is In the
habit Of indulging her tongue in the vilest com
pound Of African and Anglo.saxon language.
the seventh ward police, hearing some Of her
outrageous profanity yesterday, took her up
before the magistrate, who imposed fine Of
t2s4, with the hope that 1t would restrain her
tongue In future.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
WAR n z w 3.

On Wednesday, the One Hundred and Elev
enth Pennsylvania regiment, with portion Of
Reynolds battery, advanced towards Charles
town and had a successful skirmish with Ash
by's cavalry, capturing Ut is said) two hundred
horseA
Last Tuesday, two steamers, the Stepping
Stones and Ceur de Lion, went up the Apo
matox to Port Waltbsll, which is within five
miles of Petersburg. Port walthall is connect.
cd by railroad with both Petersburg and Rich
mond. The steamers encountered no batteries.
At 9 place called "Seven Nile Reach" they
exchanged some shots with bodies Of cavalry
and infantry.
The Richmond papers claim to have captured
four thousand men at Winchester Pretty well
considering that Gen. Banks's command mum.
bered no mere.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
Military Arrest OF Women.

Two females, belonging in the vicinity Of
Drsinsyille, Va, visited this city yesterday, and
In passing the Old Capitol prison In their car.
prisoners within. This being in direct violation
Of positive orders In relation to the prison, the
guard pr, mpuy arrested the ladies, and took
them to the central guardhouse. II is said tina
the father Of the lady in question is confined In
very innooenty violated the order. The ladies
will doubtless be released,
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) lA7Nr BY 7EtE'RAfEf:S
Ca. HaIlsck oooupies
Coxinth. We
CORN TIL BURNED.
TIE RebsSs Rssre9stsS South
sc0sd.

The following dispatches were received u
the War Department yesterday afternoon:
''L- .n- NaAR CoRINra, Nay 80.
Hon. EDWIN Y. STANTON. Sscraavy Of War:
General Popes heavy batteries opened upon
the euemy's entertainments yesterday about 10
q. m, and soon drove the rebels from their I'd.
vanoed battery. unr ,f.|
Major General Sherman established another
battery yesterday afternoon, within one thou
sand yards Of their works, and skirmlshing par
ties advanced ct dsybresk this morning. Three
Of our divisions are already In the enemys 3D.
vanced works, about three quarters Of mile
Of Corinth, which d 10 fsmea
The enemy bas fallen back Of the Mobile
railroad. b. W. HArI1cK.
SECOND DISPATCH.
..a.rs NEAR CoRrSrH, Nay 80.
Hon. Edtoin N. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
Our advanced guard are in Corinth. There
are conflicting sccounts a. to epemy's move
ment. They are believed to be In strong force
on our left flank, some four or five miles south
Of Corintb, near the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
II. W. HALLECK.
Major General.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
srDsp.rm..s Of n..rop.,i.sn Police.

sUDspsrsmsns 81 Metropolitan Police.
A. the Meeting Of the Board Of Ne ropolau Police,
held On the 10th day Of Nay isstast, It was
Received, That the Superintendent be directed 70
Give noce through ali the papers Of the city that II
70 the determination Of the Board o. Commissioners
maintain' throusht the city on Monday, June Cd
me annual eectioa day, and especial o.re will be
taken ttat the polls snail be unobsiruoted, and that
their rights
Asoisi, That ths Metropolitan Police Be esps.
daily Instructed 10 sri,y enforce the Law against
psr,on'
The above resolutions Of the Board will bs at ictly
enforced and to that end the whole force Of the de-.
partmsnt will bs called into sctloa. The eo-opsra
10. Of stssus 10 The s1rt to preserve order On the
day of election y confidently expected.
BY osess: W. B. WEBB,
QAy Ot-N euperintendeut Of Police
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
Circuit Court.

The court was engaged yesterday morning
with the case Of Edmund Law Rogers, admins.
wise Gusts, vs. James Adams, executor Of
Thomas Law. The case comes up in An appeal
from decree of the Orphans Court. which
revoked the letters Of Mr.. Rogers. Messrs.
Carlisle Of this city, and Campbell Of Baltimore.
appear for Mr.. Rogers, and Robert J. Brent for
Mr., Adams,
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
Deaths Of Soldiers.

The following names Of soldiers deceased ut
the hospitals have been reported:
o. G. Fairbrother, company B, Goth Ohio.
8. Woodruff. company A, 62d Ohio.
airy.
s. Woodruff, company A, 62d Ohio.
E. Winslow, company II. 18th Massachusetts,.
d. Cressy, company c, 10th Massachusetts,.
S. X. White, company A, 5th New Jersey.
II. G. Levett, company d, lat Maine cavsli y.
John Johnson, company @, IO9th Pennsyi-
vsnis.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be fur,
nished with all the information thoy desire in
relation TO the burial places OF their friends,
TO-, by calling on y. T. Sands, Government un
dertaker, 44 F street north
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

A WORTHY SESrxENr.-Mr. Simmons, 10 the
Senate Thursdsy, while commanding his scnsms
for raising abundant revenue without eating
heavy burdens upon any, said: 81 have little
love for wealth. never knew "a man TO have
SO much OF 1t as to excite my envy, or so little
of 1t az to forfeit my respect"
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

~ Special Soticc.-On and aftsS Tussday r,
April l. 1852, the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, Sundays
exoeptedD leaving thk Station at 40 .. m, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mail
Train for all parts Of the West Ia Wheeling or
Psrkersburg Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. ". p. Smith,
NJ Of transportation b. h o. r. R.
apl-dH fStar Globel
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
More Liquor Aplilad

Yesterday forenoon tho provost guard cleared
out another low dog g.hole where the vile com
pound which steals away the brains" Is sold
to soldiers and others. This was y Dutch grog
gerry, situated on the corner Of G and Tenth
streets. The great misfortune Ia that the mere
smashing Of few bottles does not stop the
trafio. When will the people awake to the full
Of this abominable trafic?
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
stop Il.

The Secessionists in our city, since the great
them, have been quite loud .mOuthed In the ex
preston Of their reasonable opinions. IT IL
exceedingly offensive to the ears of the loyal
portion of this community, and unless the
tous and traitorous denunoiations, we fear some
indignant outbreaks, similar to the recent Bal
timOre demonstrations. Let us have none OF
that. Washington has recently earned a good
name as peaceful and orderl loving communi
ty. Let us preserve our reputation.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

A LOVING CoRREsPosDxEr.- Halleck, II
will be remembered, recently Issued an order
prohibiting newspaper corrss pondsnts from re
naming In his army. The cause Of this pro-
csediug has been attributed to the fact that he
had previously discovered correspondent Of
the press making love to q rebel lady, and
through her brother furnishing Intelligence TO
Gen. Beauregard.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

-"Unconditional Union Men," Atten.
tion IA meeting Of the executive committees Of
the dihereat wards will be heli on SATURDAY
EVENING, at o'cloot, at the Fourth Ward Com
mittee Rooms, on the south iids Of Pennsy ylvania
avenue, between Four ami a.halr and Sixth street,
over the Monitor House. Prompt attendance Is re.
questsd.
BY order: WIN. DIXON,
my 3c-9t (Starl Chairman
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
Personal.

Governor VIM. Sprague, Of Rhode Island, U.
8. Senator elect; Colonel Arnold and Major
Babbitt, u. 8. A, are at Willards'.
James R. Morris and family, Of Ohio, are nj
the Kirkwood.
Gen. Caldwell, U. 8. A., 10 at the National.
Hon. Samuel Shellabarger, Representative In
Congress from Ohio, returned yesterday from
had been called BY illness In bis family.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
FROM CORINTH.
HEADQUARTERS DsPARrnxsr MIssIssIrPr.

Camp on Coriuth Road, Nay %.
Hon. EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War:
Three strong accommodating columns ad-
vanced this morning on the right, centre and
left to feel the enemy and unmssk his batter
les. The enemy hotiy contested bis ground at
Zach point, but was driven back with consider.
BILE loss. The column on the left encountered
the strongest opposition. Our loss was twenty.
I've killed and wounded. The enemy left
thirty dead on the field. Losses at other points
not yet ascertained. Some five or six officers
and number OF privates were captured. The
fighting will probably be renewed tomorrow
morning at dsybteak. The whole country is
40 thickly wooded that we are compelled to
feel our way.
II. W. HALLECk, Major General.
Another dispatch from Corinth Of the same
date, says:
Although the enemy disputed the passage Of
Bridge Creek sharply, We held possession Of it
on the ssithern side.
In soiRe instances, our advanced lines of skir.
mishers were within gunshot distance Of the
enemy's entertainments. Iudeed, 80 near are
We that prominent officers believe that the
enemy win attack US at daylight tomorrow.
The affair Of to-day 10 considered decided
success 10 Q military point Of view, our army
having gained very strong positions right 10 the
teeth Of the enemy.
II has been sscsrtained that the rebel Off ser
killed at the battle Of Pennington on the 9th
instant who was at Hrst supposed to be Gen.
Price, was Col. Iugraham, Of Gen. Van Dorn's
staff.
The prisoners captured to-day report the
arrival Of Gen. Loveil's army ct Corinth last
night
A Rebel Battery Captured.
HAILECx's HEADQUARTERS, Nay 29.--Contrs.
ry to the general expectation, the rebels did
not open on us this morning, but Gen. Pope
opened FIRE ON a rebel battery, which the
latter returned with twelve Founders. [
After an hours rhelling the rebels pulled
down the flag that was waving over their bat
terry, hauled back their guns, and our forces at
this hour occupy the position.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

~ The Committee OF Ways and Means will
not be able to frame tariff bill until that for
laying internal taxes shall have been disposed
Of, as the policy Is to lay on foreign products
the same rates as have been imposed on domes-
tic articles Of similar character.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

TENNESSEE In recent election In Shelby
vile, Tennessee, the Unionists had decided
victory. T. II. Caldwell, the Union candidate
for Chancellor, received $40 votes, and B. l.,
Ridley. the rebel candidate, but GS votes.
The Nashville Union, Of May ~, says:
Large quantities Of tobacco arrive here
daily from the interior. Cotton keeps pouring
In "
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

~ Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Testsd for " years aud grows In favor It kills and
extermiaate, Reaches. Bed Eugs, Ants, Fleas
Moths In Cloths, Fun and Furniture, Garden In.
sects, 30 All genuine bears the signature Of E.
Lyon, and mo poisonos 10 persons donsee dnimas.
Beware Of oounterfsits Sad limitations
Lyoas Powder kills all insects In tr.ce,
Lyons PILLS are death to rats aud mice.
Sold every where ID. 8 BARNES,
spSO-TTssm 2o2 Broadwsy, New York
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

CAPT. CnLEY KILLED.-Fivs companies Of the
Maine cavalry were with Gen. Banks 10 his
retreat, and suffered severely. Among the
killed was Capt. Jonathan Cilley, a son Of Mr..
Cilley who fell here, in 1887 in duel with Mr..
Graves.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
THE UNION FLEET NEAR CHARLESTON.

THE UNION FLEET NEAR CHARLESTON.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 2l.-The Charleston pa.
pers Of this morning state that four Federal
vessels shelled Coles, Goat, and Kiswab
Islands yesterday morning. The Confederates
retired after burning their quarters, &c. Coles
Island is twelve or fifteen miles from Charles.
ton.--Petrsb,rg Express, May 20.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

~ Drake's Plantation Bttters.-s. n.
1850. Kit invigorates, strengthens and purifes
the system; Is = perfect appetizer, and the most
agreeable snd fsctual tonic In the world l, is
composed Of the celebrated Calisays bark, roots,
herbs, and pure st. Croix rum Particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and 10 Just the thing for the changes OF
seasons. sold by all srocers druggists hotels, and
saloons. r. II. DRAKE Il CO,
api-Sm 2c9 Broadway, N. Y
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

- We learn that John M. Brodhsad, Esq. -.
of this city, has been appointed by the Presi-
dent commissioner under the act for the eman
cipation Of slaves in the District Of Columbs,
in the place of Hon. 8. +. Vinton, deceased.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

BrAUREGAKD's ACCOUNT Gen. Besureg ard's
report OF the battle of Shiloh says that the rebel
loss in the two days, In killed outright, wa
lips; wounded, s,Ol2; missing, $50 /; making
an aggregate of casualties Of l0,699.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

NOrICE.-My Grocery Warehouse, No. S25
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. G having
been destr yed BY fire, all persons indebted TO me
viii confer favor by settling their rcoounts imme.
dia'ely Also, persons to whom am indebted will
please md their accounts 10 Thos Lawrence, Esq,
counselor at law, No 1888 Nassau street, New York.
WILLIAM TUCKER, late grocer, No. s26 Penn.
syivanis avenue, Washington, d. c. my22 I'm
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
A Rebel Battery Captured.
RensOc0I OF Ordnance.

CAIRO, May 29-The steamer Maria Dewing
weat to Columbus to-day to remove the chains,
ordnance, and stores captured from the rebels
when that place was evacuated. The value Of
the properly IL estimated at 100000.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
PrQfAnitY.

John McHenry, n oolored man, was up before
Ju 'tice Thompson yester rday, for following, with
AN evil eye, a certain white girl. While In the
magistrate's once, he got so wrathy over his
arrest, that he used II great deal OF profanity.
The Justice dismissed the former charge, but
fined the fellow $l.94 for profanity.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

~ The Freedma ans Relief Associate
Of The District Of Columbia thankfully acknowledge
the receipt Of the following donations la money :
From the members snd congregation of NJ. Zion
church, Georgetown, thirty four dollars, and f, ON
J. 8 Rock. Etq., Of Boston, thirteen doll.rs.
J.w. JAYNE, Treasurer.
WAsHIaGroN May 2sth, 1892. my 20
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
improvements

We are glad TO see that different portions of
the city are undergoing the so much needed i'm.
provemsnt In the way of cleansing CUTTERS, &c.
Let this cleansing process be thorough, or the
hot weather will bring An unusual amount Of
aicknaRs
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

There are NO better remedies than those used by
Dr. Zappone, for the ture Of Rht unstism, Neural.
gis, Gout, Dropy, Fevsrs, DJ.pepsia, and other
diseases prevalent hire
Female distractions and other oomplsints, as well
% confidential dises Of all kiud., relieved In
very short time without the Of harth or anger
Gus medicines He promises to all satistsoto on and
prompt relief.
Cnsfges very moderate. apoH