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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-25
DR.. LA UkOIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE ON TIM
Physiological View OF Ma,risoo

$50 PAGES AND 1870 ENGRAvINGs.- H.,
TwENTyfWk CENTS Sent free OF postage 10 ah ice re OILY
the Union On the in6rmities OF youth ana pdns q,
disclosing the secret follies of buib scxrs hault
causing debility, nervousness depression ,"l ages
paptption ofthe heart, suicidal iusginina.U VI SPINS
iary emissions, blaehings detective mrnts Httim.
ton and Iassitude, pih confessions Of tb,'y indgc
Of a Boarding School Miss, a CoiitRe SDJ"g mtot.i
Ioanp Narr'cd Lady, Se Sc' II Is atruthi"i 49, aEd
tertain secret doubte Of their physical cnusv Who Cn
who conscious OF having hazarded tho h,ion, ad
piness. and privileges 20 which every human brp
YOUNG MEN who are troubled with wc.,.
orally caused by bad habit IN youth tho ness gen
which are dizziness pains, forgetfalnrss 'itIs Of
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ory with melancholy may be cured by the s oss Of ngn
PARIs AND LONDON TREATMI M Ne authors NLy
We have, recently devoted much of ma,
VISITING THE EUROPEaN HOsfITATHSuf THuf tige In
our selves OF tile knowledge rcscar,hrs -, a'dlipg
skilled Physicians ana Surgeons in Eut,no W lhe mdi
tnent. Those who place themselves ",'o lht ton
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lion being paid to their cases, which has o ahn dtln
ty distinguished us heretofore ma n pIt suc'ts,fd
PECULIAR department of professional Prnt,inh ~ out
past troHtyfUc years. i"'lIct Jtr IN
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uars OF which WI be found on the wraunrE E,e lttc
nying each boxD though always safe aIp aroMpa
gently yet so active are they '" hthlthy M
Price 81 per box They can be mniIci
the United States or Canada " w any Idtto
TO THE LAnIESWhu nocd n cs,fJ.,,
adviser with regard to any of those iui i','% med5t
plants TO which their delicate orroni1,,tSI"g cW
them liable, are particularly invited Ia rn, thd.5
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ladies whose health will not admit or 4, o I I Hdrrr
sire to increase their families may he nave ho
~ Is perfectly siT' prey, ntve to eoncrriio as "O'c
rcduceod to $40. ~ years. lme
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From Califor MIA and China,

SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. IL 2-The ship Sword Fish
has arrived here in thirty-seven DAYS from Hong
Kong. The American ship Surprise had sailed
for New York under the British tag, with a val
liable cargo. Other vessels had taken a similar
course. Purchases Of tea for the States continue,
but the scarcity Of tonnage prevents ship pments
The Chinese rebels captured Ningpo on the 9th
Of December, and committed great atrocities,
sacking the city.
The customs establishment at Mogho hs. been
broken up by the French, English and American
consuls, and all the duties paid to the mercenaries
will be returned
The Federal steamer Saginaw had been cou.
demned
The California Legislature protests again st the
discontinuance Of the overland mail, and advo-
Gates the restoration Of the pony express.
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FORT Henry AS STRATEGIC PoIYT-The
Chicago Post says: All the attempts yet made
to describe and locate Fort Henry have been
failures, because all have been more or less
Inaccurate and the importance of Fort Henry
as strategic point has been under estimated
But, from the adroitness with which the expe-
ditiOn against that point was conducted, it is
evident that Gen. Halleck knows the minutest
fact about the territory which he is 10 occupy
and hold. By courtesy it is called fort, but
it is only an extemporaneous fort and has
nothing but earthwOrks and some batteries
At this point there is a ferry across the river,
and this our forces have taken possession of.
The ferry connects and continues the important
line of railway from Memphis to Clarksville,
30 tnat this ferry in our possession, the rail
way connection across the State is cut off
By holding the ferry, we cut off railway
communication between Columbus and Bowl
ing Green; in fact, Gen. Grant controls at the
ferry nearly one-half the railways in Tennes-
see. He is in the rear of Columbus, and in the
rear Of Gen. Buckner at Bowling Green. But
as Gen. Halleck's command does not extend
beyond the Cumberland to the eastward, it is
not to be supposed that General rant has any
immediate designs upon Buckner We shall
soon expect to hear however, that Federal
troops are departing from the ferry for the in
vestment Of Columbus on the land side.
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ID r FL G. 4 A L.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
l. FEBRUARY 4, 1862.
HOLDERS OF BoSDs Of the United States dated
August 10, 1861, and payable three years from
date, are hereby notified that provision is made
for the payment Of the Coupons Of semi annual in
terest which became due on the 10Th instant, in
coin, agreeaby to their tenor by the Treasurer OF
the United States at Washington, or by either Of
the Assistant Treasurers at New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia.
All such Coupons, together with schedules
showing the number and amount Of each Coupon
and the aggregate sum of each parcel, must be
presented for examination and verifcation at least
three full business days before payment
s. r. CHASE,
fe 5-tl9th Secretary OF the Treasury.
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IL Prior to the rebellion the debts Of the Sc
ceding States were as follows Alabama 80 ,03O
77s, Arkansas SO 020 997 Florida 81 500 OO0 Geor-
gia s3170 7s0 Louisiana SO O99 O74, Mississi ppi
SIS, 600 600, North Carolina 80 129 sos South Car.
olina 50 292 ,643, Tennessee SIC 643 co., Virginia
s37 AIS ,525. Total sl17 ,362 Ol2.
IrIt 10 stated that sheet iron breast plate
was found among the personal effects Of Gen
George B. Crittenden, In ZoIlcofer's camp at
Mill Springs. 1t was sent to Gov Morton by
Lieut.. Col, Kise, Of the Tenth Indiana.
IL The Richmond Dispatch admits that the
aggregated force Of the rebels now In the field Is
but $50 900
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MASON AND SLIDELL.-The London Ameri-

MASON AND SLIDELL.-The London Ameri-
can, Of Jan. 20, says:
On Monday evening q numerously attended
meeting of the working population Of Msryle-
bone was held in the new hall, Edgeware-road,
to take into consideration the important SUBJ
ject Of Z" how ought Englishmen to receive these
shareholders from the rebel States Of Amer
ics." The following resolutions were adopted j:
THAT this meeting is Of opinion that the
rebel agents, Mason and Slidell, now on their
way from America to England, are utterly un-
worthy the moral sympathies Of the working
classes of this country, inasmuch as they hold
property in slaves, and are the svowed agents
Of a tyrsnical faction now in rebellion against
the republic in America, and are the sworn
enemies against the social and political rights
Of the working classes Of all countries.
THAT in the opinion Of this meeting-cGn-
sidering the ill disguised Efforts of the Times
and other misleading journals to misrepresent
public opinion here on all American ques-
tions-to embroil US on any pretext In war with
millions of our kinsmen--to decry democratic
institutions-under the trials to which the re-
public is exposed-it is the duty of working
men especially (as represented in the ma
tional senate) to express their sympathy
with the United States in their gigantic
struggle for the preservation OF the Union,
to denounce the fagrant dishonesty and
slavehOlaing advocacy Of the Times and kind
red journals of the aristocracy, and to exer-
else an emphatic expression of public opinion
in favor of the strictest Interpretation Of the
doctrine Of non-intervention in the affairs of
the United States in favor of the reference of
all disputes which may arise to arbitration, or
to the settlement by commissioners specially
appointed for each State to denounce the war
policy of the stock -jobbing journal and to give
expression to the warmest sympathy with the
abOlitionists Of America in their efforts to con-
vert the struggle to an ultiDste settlement of
the slavery question.
"That copy of the foregoing resolutions
be forwarded to the American government,
through the American minister, as tho feelings
and opinions of the working people of this
country"
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RICHMOND LEFT IN DARKSRss-Te add to
the chapter Of horrors at Richmond, 80 graph
ically described by the Examiner, that city is
soon TO be let, IL appears, in pitchy darkness
after sunset. So writes q correspondent Of the
Memphis Appeal. A rare opportunity for the
bands Of "Elugs," who are assaulting white
and black, gentle and vulgar, male and female,
with equal impunity. Isuch is the condition
Of Richmond before it has been capitalized
three quarters Of year, what would il become
after a decade or a century,
The Confederate States have coal to make
gas; but the manufacture Of tiles for covering
retorts had never been naturalized within their
limits. An experiment to make them is about
TO be tried somewhere in South Carolina; but
the prospects are very gloomy. Candles might
be resorted to, il they were to be had; but the
same correspondent AYERS that there are not
sufficient to last fortnight. The supply of
oil hss also given out; for as fast as made it is
required for the lubricatiOn Of machinery
This IS a very dissgreeablS state Of things,
brought about by the North, of coU rse, which
possessed a monopoly Of tile-msking while
t'the old accursed Union lasted. It would
be greatly improved by the independence of
the Confederate States; for then the supply of
tiles might, under . system of free trade, come
from Europe-three thousand miles further
away than before.
How to light up the Confederate capital will
sOon oe al IL 'oi c7'inS 9ueeuOn, uas nneie VIII
be none; oil springs have not been discovered
in rebeldom; machinery has prior lien on the
hog; there is another use to be made Of alco-
hoI, considering the advancing prices Of ardent
spirits at the South. But North Carolina has
stiIl plentiful supply Of pitch, tar, resin, and
other inhsmmables, illumination with which
would be better than Egyptian darkness at
the dead Of winter.
Itstrikes us that an article on the inefieiency
Of the Lincoln blockade would come in very
yell about these days.
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Nor ALTOGETHER AT FAULT.-The 4th New
Hsmpshire regiment has just completed
nsaEy job of shovelling at Port Royal. A few
days since, on inspection, Col. Whipple dis
covered one Of the soldiers guns not IN the
best order. Said the Colonel, Don't appeal
condition. "Colonel, know the gun amt
Just right, but have got the brightest shopsI
over in the intrenchments you ever saw" re-
piled the soldier The Colonel saw the point,
acknowledged the corn by graceful bow, and
Eesssd down the line.
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General Buffers Expedition.

BosroN, Feb. Especial orders have been
Issued by Governor Andrew, designating the
Eastern and Western Bay State regiments, re-
cruited by General Butler, as the Both and 3Ist
Massachusetts regiments. Captain U A Nj Dud-
ley Is appointed Colonel of the 3Oth, and Lieut.
Gooding, of the 10Th, Colonel Of the 3lst
This arrangement settles the controversy be-
tween the Government and General Butler and
secures to the regiments the Commonwealth aid
to their families
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wILLARD's HOTEL.
OCufist and AurfSt.
DR.. r. A. Won MOSCHZIsKER,
From Clinton Place, New York. has arrives in the
city and opened his Offices az
227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
where he can be consulted on MalEdIes of the
EYE AND EAR
requiring medical and sur sloal treatment
DIR. Won MoscHzrsERR is tho inventor and intro
ducer into the medical practice Of the
ETHEREAL EAR TNHALATOR,
for the treatment OF obstinate caNes OF
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.
He IL also author of the letters published in the
New YORK and PhlladelihIa papers
DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING OFCAN-
NON, Se.
his special attention to the O''~
TREATMENT THE EYE AND EAR
And possesses The TESTIMONIALS 0i some of the hsst
most successfully treated By SIni aG for the e''"
RESTORATION OF SIGHT + HEARING.
R AD.
Ffcnl Professor MonkKT, Bd!tino-sl
Il have this day seen Miss Wise, her eight per-
isctly restored. en- tap! 70 express my convio
have befallen hsr.'' WIN
From fhs Hoa. Senator PRshl
for bs en, Won MOscHZIsKRR am fTe.tE obliged
Deafness. and the skill with which you have treated
my Case dnC nave no doubt that by careful OBJ
servanoe OF your directions, my hesnEE will be
permanently restores. g. H.PUGH
[ From John MLsaa, u, soa Of ths Hen. Jpsgs Of
the U. S. Supreme Court I
tits well known To my numerous friends that I
have been deprived of ny hearlng for many Years
am happy 10 stats that have, thsnks 10 Dy Won
mosohzIsker, entirely recovered. Nv hearipg Is
now as acute as ever. JOHN M'LEAN, II,
For several years / sufsred from deafness. Dr
Won mosehIlsker restored my ses.i1g.
DR.. Won MoschzIsker most successfully operated
on my eyes, and benefited nv sight exceedipgIy.
81. Louis, Sept IT, lets.
Letter fToDs Rsc. J. J. Mulloa1
DR. Won. MoscHzIskRR-DesT SIr:-Amoux
those who have been benefited by your sEilIful
treatment, in diseases ImpairnE the sIg il aords
gratitude 10 the list Of your patients. NY gIght
wa5 much impaired during the last eix htsen
months that could not recognise the features of
q fnen5 standing near me. | tender ron this
1osaovledg gment of your eminent skill and SUCCESS
j. J.. J.MpLLON, Rector "a Patrct's
TIE original Of TIE atCve, and hundreds mora
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Patients wishing their f.nIl, pbyso.., % a.
company uem y vltnest operations or for the
purpose OF oonsnlestloh at berty to brInz fem
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Wltness Dr. Won nj q operations and eTamins
some OF the instruments he has introdu eed for ths
isoh!4uon oi tpthalmle and Aura Surgery, -
II nc!a Eyt inserted without causing any pain
otnos hours from a. m. to p u and from TO
F51 I'm 2s7 Pennsylvania AVENUE.
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HELEfBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCBIy
For Weaknesses
Arising rom E1oesses, Hatits 81 DissjRatoI
EaTlr lndscretlon or Ahuse,
Attended NTH the FolloBisg Syn4pfo-s,:
indlsPos tion 70 Er"rson, Lnrs of Power
Loss Ct Memory, Di.Soulty Of VrestiTrS.
Weak Nerves, TrsDnh -
Horror of Disease, HskeG,i1a.ss
DlmL5ss IF Vision, PAN In fhs p.ol
uulversA Lsssituie Of the Museilsr system.
Hot Hands, FlrShinE IA tha 6oa,
Drynets oi the skin, Erupt!ous on the Faoe,
- PALLlD CcUSTENA NCE.
These symptoms, Il 8 ed 10 20 on, " hich this
medicine lnvarfatly removes. sOon follows
lMPOTENCY, ,FATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS,
kA ONs Of t0kieh fLs Fafisaf may Erpirs
WHO cSn say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed BY those "DBEUL DIsEAsEs."
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
MsnJ are ssarN Of the CAUSE OF their suffering,
SuT NOSE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUNS
lad ths Mslaaekoly Deaths bV ConSHs1yrto-
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE TRuTH or THt
ASSERTION.
TBE co.. STlTUTiON ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
esuires the I'D of rroGicirs = strengthen srd
ILvIEcra's tae Systen
h'or HELTBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
tEvaytaj % doss
rsIaL Will CONVINCE TEE Nosr sEsProAL
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
L FEBRUARY 4, 1862.
NOTICE Is HEREBY slvEN Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December 23d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from
date, authorized by the act OF Congress approved
ID March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes OF the above issues
will cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
of those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7
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A VETERAN OPFIcRR.-Flag Ofhcer Farragut,
who In to command the western division Of the
gulf squadron, in the Hartford, which recently
sailed for the gulf from the Virginia capes, is by
birth Tennesseean, and the only surviving officer
Of those who fought under Porter in the frigate
Essex, in the last war, when that frigate was as
sailed by superior British force at Valparaiso.
He was a midshipman In that desperate fight.
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ID. C., JANUARY, 1862.
x E NOV AL.
A. BININGER s GO.
H Il MI ED
21s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
wILLARDs' HOTEL.

We invite the atteriaon OF our friends and
irons to the Gard below:
NO. zig PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Opposite WiEarf's HotsI,)S
The Subscribers, having opened Branch Es-
tablishment In this City a few month, since, and
feeling encouraged by The liberal patronage al
ready received from iu friends and the loyer. Of
pure and genuine
WINES, LIQUORS,
and other articles In their line, have determined
pom continuance and extension OF their bust
ness Their assortment embraces
FINE COGNAC BRANDIEs
(of various age, brands, and districts.)
BOURBON AND SCOTCH wHIsKIFe.
JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &c,
Also, several valuable Tonics, Bitter,. and
stomachics, which are remedies for
bowel complaints, fever and sgur,
ksadsche, and the Ike
MADEIRA, SHERRY PORT WINS,
CLARETs, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE
AND GERMAN WINES
HAVANA sEGARs,
Ofall Varieties and Prices
FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING
TOBACCO
ALSO,
PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED
MEATS AND FRUITS, sARDINEs,
vINEGARS, SWEET OIL, &C, &c
The Stock wss particularly selected to suit the
wants OF HOtel-Keepers, Satsrs, Res,aureteurs,
&c. They are invited 10 visit the establishment,
which 10 under the direction of Mr.. Jos. z.
WILSON
Owing to the fact that they Import most Of the
articles direct, and 10 iLelr many Du,iness fzcii-
ties, they are enabled 10 otter their s.ck Goods at
very low prices.
Your obedl lent servants,
A. DISIaGlcR S CO.,
importers Of Foreign Rtass, Liquors, Sc.
ia ll-n NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON.
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Western Virginia Cen..l.u,ional Convention

WHEELING, Va, Feb 13.-The Constitutional
Convention has adopted the following as section
Of the article the fundamental provisions Of the
constitution Of Western Virginia, with the un
derstanding that II shall be the settlement Of the
vexed question:
"No slaves shall be brought, or free person Of
color come into this State, FOR perme nent resi-
der'e after the constitution goes into operation -
y lis will insure large majority for the consti-
tuition
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ID Accounts from Japan 10 December 18th
state that three -fourths Of Of kanagawa had been
SestEOyed by IRE. The lose was about 500, 900
Tue japanese Ambassadors to England and
France were expected 70 start from Yedo on the
I'd Of January
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Latest from Mls.ourt,

ROLLA, Feb. 10 Price is reported to have Ief,
Springfield and eneamped near the battle aground
on Wilson's Creek. Gen. sigel is no doubt now
In Springfield.
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TEAS-TEAS-TEAs! -7e
SOSI Receiyed . prime LOT new Tess, For sale
0s S. B&oSiEs sis p. S.aI.Nss ns. 81 Z;
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
w JANUARY 81, 1862.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays 10 the business of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ia 22-u Secretary Of War.
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DEPARTMENP OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ W4sHrNsroN, January IS, 1851.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congfess on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month.
Jan s7-tf WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
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FURNITURE! "a
FURNITURE! Va
FURNITURE! -

w. Il. M o 9,
(of the firm of Moses & Peckham' Pbll.Jssl
Manufacturer and Wholesale and r etsil Dealer in
Cane seat Chalrs, Cottage, .Psror and Dining
room FuTaItare-Thofn's Building, s(ls Snvensb
street. above ID.
Ever. ,ysIisty Of UPHOLsTERING prom,tly
. Store open day and evening for the accommods
Purchasers viii study their interest To Gall h.Sors
I0okInk eieeEnefe. ia q Smt
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Cash NOTICE.
IN Conse9 uence Of our having 10 pay cash for
eyerI article Of goods ve Puro hsse we are forced
70 reduoe our business 20 Cash for .ho
present. We have In store very lsrgs sssor tment
Of READY. MADE CLQTHING for men and
boys wear, which are sellirg at much lowsr rate
than usually; WALL, ST EPHENS 4 CO.,
3S3 Pa. av,, between 9th and 10th sta,
ls7 Intel. 4 Rey.l
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Oysters! Oysters I
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL,

The delivery Office CT tlis company is removed
Oetveen I'd and Sd sta. de Sl-tf
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EE MALES E2EIALES-R RSEEALES,
Old Or YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED. or
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
IN MaEg AfCc.iOaS PeoEllar 20 F.maIss
the Extract BUohu s 1EeSus led by any other rem
ody, IS II GhlOTOEls ur r etenfinn, iTrr an ANTI
P~IEI- E.Ss or SupPTesssOsI o. Customary EvsS-
uSuons. U '"'-''o' or ScLlrrOus st1te &C fhs Uts-
complaints ncIdeat Q" the eek, Whethr- ar!sIrr
from IndIscreti0H, syIts Of Dissi pas. or IN the
DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE!
SKA SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT II.
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TIL e EAR
YE ND "a E

No. 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
WIII.AR DyS HOTEL
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
Permit. GO Leave the country,

win be source Of Qualification - the pubic TO lslrn
that the vexstiora, though heretofore necs sary re
strictors upon foreign travel now beng relaxed
tie draft on the rssdsnts last call Cor 700 coo men has
been raised In neary svery state, and tn, almost entire
~ BY the patriotic dnteerng OF our citzena In m SO
Statss, however, which exception the ru tn
deficiency w Of course. BE- supplied In pursuance u he
call of the Executive whilst ths.r cxens arc Ikewse
declared from the dement's Of The following ORDER
WAR DrrABrsgyr, WASHINGTON cIrr, n. C.,l
sept. 70, ls02. !
JoHN ". 4xpexvH, ESQ.,, New York City
IN answer to yours oi thl x0ih address a 20 Hon VIM
"a seward sgy that persons liable military dnty rc
siding Sttca where the draft has olacc aud M,
drafted need no Dslmt to leave the Unet states from
the War Dopa tnleEt. Your obsi don't servant,
l. y. TURNER, Judge Advocate
Pasepo will, for tho present. however, bo rclaiscd
from tn Department of State tho 81 900 boad rs eboye
secn, being rsscinisi We regard this step towards ,hs
former condition Of affairs additional eyiierco Of
the growing strength and confidence Of tho
MAD its approaching triumph over the rebellion.