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The national Republican., 1862-04-07

ISLAND No. 10. The editor Of the Chicago
Post, writing from Island No 10, March 81
says:
Those who fancy that when the final struggle
at this point has been made, and the enemy
conquered. the entire lot will be "baggad, ,"nsed
not, AS have before insinuated, clay that nst.
tering JUNCTION to their soul" II Is probable
that, Ia the event Of \ speedy reduction Of the
position. scarcely One.sixth OF the force now
contending against US will be taken. The plank
road 10 an easy and smooth road Of egress for
troops. II not for stores and ordnance. We may
be 80 fortunate an to gain much in the way II
"plunder," but the live spoils will be compare,
lively few, II the rebels are yet possessed Of 4
tths Of the discretion they have shown in the
past. The rebel transports are yet free I,
come and go from the widow Merrlweather's =
landing, and from thence to the batteries op
posed to US, II will be remembered, is but 4
distance OF Ave miles. This is but u short
stretch" for \ feet footed rebel with foe ia
the rear.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

STARVING THE REBELS INTO SUBMISSION. The
which was in poss' ssion Of one oi the finest
agricultural regions OF The globe was Iuite 10
vogue here in Washington for many moptb'
II answered the purpose Of recOnciliDg The
country TO the iuaction o' armies. "Wby she'd
| blood, il was said, when the enemy must
soon yield to the pressure Of blockade
The deeper we ppnetrat" into the regions Of
secession, the lcss encouragement We find that
this starvation policy would ever have bceu
successful. On the contrary, IL seems probable
that the longer we Fupjectcd the South 10 The
folds Of the auacopda, the more sclf sustain.
log and really independent the South was he
coming, and that il we could have borrowed
money enough 10 have kept up the pressure y
year longer, the rebels would have got quite
beyond the reach ol subjugsion.
| A Nashville correspondent Of the Chicago
Tribune, writing in reference to the falling back
Of the secession generals from Kentucky 10
their present line, says
when they fell back, !, was not. as IS gen
/ orally supposed, to a land desolated and robbed
| Of all its produce. On the contrary, II was
upon country which had produced 4 large
crop OF corn, wheat and cattle, and from which
| the rebels had moi previously drawn any OF
| their supplies. II Is stated here that not less
than 900, 900 head OF hogs have been killed
| and packed In this vicinity. Ia the little town
Of Shelbyville, ! Am told, they packed $4,000
head whore before none had been killed.
| These hogs were drawn from this State and
Kentucky. All the pork from these animals
has been transported 10 the points south Of this
State watch are now occupied by the rebels.
| They are thus in the midst ot plenty"
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

KrNfuCkY- Mr.. Davis, in his speech in, lbe
Senate, March lJ,h, upon the question Of the
expulsion of bis colleague, mir. Powell, fully
admitted the extent OF the dsunion feeling in
Kentucky.
Mr.. Davis said
MIR. rrridepi, II 9ss u dreadful, aud for o
long time a doubtful, struggle 10 that State
| which party would prevail aud Cont'ol its dts
| tiny. The popular mind oil the State Of Ken,
| lucky had IN bs educated against all their
sympathes, all their interests, all their business
| connections, and sgainst the feelings and sym
| pathics Of thsir brethren iu the South. before
| they could he induced 10 take position in favor
| OF the Uuion and oI their Government az ,ins'
them They had perilous and difficilt duty
| to perform. and the msn who were moet prom
inept in iis pclior nance met daily with the lie
uuncialions and obloquy oi the secessionis.s
They we're threatened IRON day 10 day, openly
and by anony nous letters, and 10 every form
with violence and death, mglely because oi
their fidelity 10 the Union and TO their Govern.
ment. speak from personal experience. II
the question had been taken eight or nine
months ago in the State oil Kentucky upon the
general proposition 10 go South or 10 adbers 10
| the old Union, | have 10 doubt that majority
oil the people OF that State would have decided
10 20 South, and would have scCedCd with the
other States, where they had their markets
their sympsthies, the profits Of all their indus
try and trade. II was only by a series,of meas
ures that caused the suspension Of their iudg-
ment, and gave them an opportunity TO be
addressed by truth and sound argument and
their minds TO be instructed, that that whole
some change was wrought In the public ninG
Of that State which eventually brought lxt
| thirds OF its people W loyalty and duty In sup
port Of the Constitution OF the United States
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

The Hon. StephenT T. Logan and James Mitch
ell, Of Illinois, have been appointed by the
War Department commissioners TO examine wal
claims at Cairo, and John r, sheplsy, OF st
Louis, Attorney 10 the commissioners.
After Gov. Stewards return from Winchester
he WAS ra'lyingly asked by Senator how mucl
Union sentiment he found in that city. "Th'
men." he replied, "werc all OIL in the rebo
army the women were she devils"
Col, Ebenezer Magofit, Missouri rcbel
whose brother Is Governor Of Kentucky, sni
who was convicted OF violation OF bis parol,
and sentenced 10 be shot has been respited b.
the President.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
Thir'y-ons Quaker Cannon AZ Cent?,
. wife,

To p'e Ld,tor, ~ III" A. J. Ir,Lur
SaR. As there secrna TO bs a doubt in The
minds Of some people In regard to the exist
'cnCe Of Quaker guns al Cenlreville, I beg
leave to give you au rytract from n Letter
received from an intimate friend who visited
that place immediately after the evacuation by
the rebels. lie writes
"Thc Notifications II, CeuIroyille and Man
assas, haze been iolerably accurately described
10 the Tribune. There never has been can
non mounted in'the forts at Centreville, cxcept
the wooden log limitations which ! saw there
Of which there were, II made no mistake, 81
in elghtfor nine foets>which were pierced tol
between 30 and 20 guns Some Of The logs had
not even the bark takea of; others wers more
carefully prepared, being snoothsd on, and
some were marked ~ poundars.'" WV
VIZ. HENRY BURR,
New York, April =, 1862,
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

FoaS's Ma. FORREST. The sues
GEES ol Nr. Forrest atthe elegant sod ssmfos
'nble usatrs Of Nh, Ford, we'll dessgves To-
be termed bsilliant, n respect TN % profes-
sional nsrit aud " peosniary 'Nssso q hh
popularly endorsed engagement. En- sue
cessive appearance Of this eminent artist hes
been marked hy overwhelming audiences.
which, in point Of critical dlscernment, or Of
fashionable prestige, would honor any anust.
ment resort In any city in the world. --..-.
The result affords, 10 gratifying extent, .
promise that an engagement 20 rich 10 entsfI
tainment to the cultivated tastes of our play
going commonly, and 20 houorsbls 70 the rep.
utation Of an artist whose name and fame are
identified with the national pride d our
country, may be prolonged, at least until the
popular desire to possess itself Of recollecti ons
OF Mr.. Forests genius, aud Of his histrionic
portraih,res, shall have been reasonably graft.
fed. That his professional stay if continued
long very long beyond the usual limits Of a
| star y engagement, would still be profitable
10 every sense OF the word, is, we think, sufi
ciently indicated In the unmistakeable f,Eror,
which marks his presence at the chief resort oil
the national metropolis, and which has rendered
bis nightly efforts an eusrossins theme Of pop
ular conversation and discu ssion.
Our readers will share our qualification ia
knowing that the characters indicated 10 the
managerial programme for performance by Mr.
Forrest during the present week, arc all Shak
spcsrean, and are those upon which the tower
ing renown Of our eminent tragcdian securely
rests.
| Commencing this evening with Hamlet "
a character to the Interpretation nj which h'
has devoted all the resources Of his powerful
intellect and well directed experience Mr.
Forres, will appear on Wednesday and The re-
naming nights oi The week in The following
historical plnys of Shakespeare: Richard III
Lear, and Macbeth.
Mr.. Forres, will be assisted by Miss Athena
who has slrcady obtained II tlsttering intrcduo
ton 10 The acquaintance Of our theatre Goers
and by Mrs. Ada Parker, an actress Of rcc"g
nizcd ability, and Of high reputation.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
FROM GENER.AL B.l.e.kSs
.y COLUMN.
Skirmishing AT Edenbury.
SUICIDE or col. HOLIDAY.

EpESBuRG, Va, April Yesterday after.
noon the enemy unmasked a section Of battery
three quarters Of mile from our right wing
battery, under Captain Hunting Ion, II mile
wsst OF this town. The enemy's object WAS 10
drive 10 our pickeis beyond Stony Creek
which divides this town, as well as 10 retard
our bridge builders' operations. Captain Hun
tingdon sheiled them .out In very short order.
During the day !he enemy concealed bic fore,
very active. One Of them was killed al dis.
tance Of six hundred yards, by .harp shooter
OF the Wisconsin Third.
Col. Holiday, Of the First Vermont cavalry,
oommitted suicide this morning, during TEN
porary III Of dependency.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
u,ncraI keII,y,s Com N . nd.

VVuNTWI NeIV VU""9HU'
: GsD.g Fremont has issued the following or
der assigning command TO Brigadier General
B, +. Kelley: 4,
~ 4 HEkltlts MovsrAlS Dsrlwygsr,
WUEEIINT, March 20
General Orders. No. 4
iAlt Of Wastern Virginia, north aDd east Of
The scouatiesl ot jackson, fRoane, Calhoun,
Brsxton. Lewis, Barbour, and Tucker, inclu.
sivs, and west oil tho Alleghauiea, Maryland
and Pennsy ylvanis, will, until further orders
constitute The Railroad District. Brigadiel
General B. +. Kelley, volunteers, Is Assigned lo
the commard.
By order Of Major General Fremont
HENRY THr,LL, Ass't Adj't Gen.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

CHAEaE or THEAsoN: Captain Isaac I, Gil
ted Marshal Benifsnt on the charge OF treason
against the U. States, in stiording aid and com.
tqrt to the enemy, and srraigned bafore United
States Commissioner Hansn, by whom be was
committed to answer. While 10 charge OF his
schooner he, II Ia alleged, ran the vessel over
TO the Virginia shore Of the Potomsc river and
landed number Of articles such as were Of great
use TO the rebels. He has been held In cuso.
dy of the Provost Marshal for the last week al
the middle police station Bahimors Ameri
can, 5dh inst.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
DnRslOR OFFICE, JUNE 8, 1851.
Ar WAIA IT. NAV ftn a

L 10 ALL WhUk II NAP COECkRN,
Application having been made under the aot Of 23d
june $780, for the reissue Of the land Warrants dc.
scribcd herein, which alleged to have been lost
destroyed, notice hereby given that, 1t the date
following the description OF each warrant, q new
certificate Of like tenor will be tssued, if valid ob
)eotion should then appear
Ne. 8I,oSi, Tor 100 aares, issued under the act
Of nszeb, ls6s, In the name Of Jacob Brader, and
was granite August 10, ls6a-May ., 1872
No. 5,t?e for 100 ncres, Issued under the act oil
March, 1856, In the name Of Charlotte, widow OF
Walter Cole, and was granted January 26 1866
May II, 1852.
No. u, ,o68 for $50 acres issued under the act OF
March, 1885, In the name Of Mary HAner, widow OF
John Hsner, and was granted November 10, ls56---
No io,boi, Tor ~ acres, issued uuder The act Of
Sep, ,ember, 1850. In the name Of Jsines Scrivner
minor child Of William Scrivuer, deceased and was
granted August II, tsS2--June II. 1892
No. 15,l47, for la0 acres, (act 1870 In favor Of
Patrick Brady. private, Of company X Second regi
,,s %s,t ininsry' is; bearing date a'st December
No ai,7oa, Tor isO scrcs issued under the act Of
March, 1885, In the name OF John waters and was
granted Nov. 0, 1sS5--June 81, 1859
No "a, ,l82 for $50 o. res iSucd under the set OF
Ma oa 1885, 10 the name Of Sarah. willow Of Thomas
Miller, and was granted December ls, June u
1853.
No 11SS3, for Ito acres, under act 49, Febru
ary, lAT, 10 favor Of Thomas Bipgh& livate, Of
Captain Hunters COMPANY, battalion OF Mormon
volunteers, Issued lSth April, 1s50-July ., 1867
JOSEPH H. BARRErT,
CommissiopeI.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

A SrArEsaAN.--The S,uuiay LAro,,isle Of yea
terday displays the following at the head Of its
editorial columns:
General HalleGk is about TO take the field
This announcement will be read with pleasure.
The General has been so successful 10 manag.
ing bis department that the best results must
flow from bis management Of an army. He has
shown himself to be statesmen, and we are
confident he will prove himself to be SOL
der.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

Ffo0 thS Panama Btaf and Herald Of Nafch q
PEnr.-The Bogots (arrived al Psnama) has
about 500 bales Of cotton for transmission 10
Liverpool, by the West India line Of ecrew
steamers. We observe that this article brought
from the ports Of Peru, now forms large part
'oi the cargoes Of all the compapy's steamers
arriving al Panama. The impulse given to the
production Of cotton In all parts Of the world
BY the late events 10 The United Statc', is also
pfo1uniagsits eiieot in Peru. The quality Of
The sptton Is Of the very best description. and
each plant yields four times as much as in the
Southern States Of America. Next year II |,
expected the export from Peru will he over a
million pounds weight.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
OFFICIAL.
TREAsuRr DsrARrsExT,

TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT.,
.r- February 4, 1852.
NoriCE is hereby given Of the readiness OF
this Department 10 redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by
the act Of Congress approved December 23d,
1867, and the Treasury notes payable in sixty
days from date, authorized by the act Of Con.
gress approved I'd March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above Is.
sues will cease on the 7th day Of April next by
the terms Of those acts respectively.
feb 6--tap7
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

TuE CHlvALRr.--Hc Is a jewel Of a spcci-
men Of The superiority Of The civilized whitc
race:
A Mrs. Butler, residing at Manassas, informed
q Massachusetts, man who vainly sought the re-.
m aims OF his brother slain there, that Georgia
officer had one Of the skulls Of the Boston Fu-
silssr company oil the Massachusetts, lst regi.
ment, which he said that he intended to send
home aDd haze manufactured into drinking
cup. Tor. n Y. Com. AIp.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

UsFIECEDENrED LOBBYING. The clerk 10 the
Committee Of Ways and Means says that II is
not an unusual thing TO have Two hundred
committoes from abroad, awaiting an audience
with the Committee. upon the Varied interests
affected by the tax bill
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

FEou fORtRrss MONROE. The boat which
leh Fortress, Monroe .at ,ltTo'clock yesterday
morning brings word ibai al that hour all wa.
quist ln the imnediats vicinity Of Old Point,
and there had been no indications Of any
movement on tho part oi the Msrrirusc.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
OrFICAl.,
WAR DEPARTxEST

WAR DEPARTMENT,
January II, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates 10 active military operations In the field
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays TO the business Of the public.
Erwin N. STANTON,
Jazz II Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

Ar'otsrSrsrs "A general order has been
issued by the Secretary Of War TO the followiC 8
effect &ilS
DC. McCalluW having been sppointed Col
10 tbe volunteer service, heissnaIned Ia sps
cial duty n the War Department. as militia :
superiu'epdSst Of rsilroads! r-c9
Anson SrSScr having been sprointed Col
In The volunteer service, he is assigned 10 sps
clal duty 10 Ahs Wat Departnsaglas military
superintendent Of all lrtelegraph lines.
Edward s. Sanford having been appointed
Col. 10 the volunteer service, he is assigned to
special duty in the War Department, AZ mill
'ary supervisor oi Telegraph dispatches and
army intelligence throughout the United States
They will be respected and obeyed accord
ingly.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

ge-A citizen oil Washington (himseir slave
holder writes as .oliows:
IL think no loyal man will take from lhe
District Of Columbia any property he may own
in slaves, with view Of eludipg the enancpa
ton act Of Congress, merely because he may
perhaps lose a lew dollars by it,"
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
OFFICIAL.

= DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
'-- I ,r. Washington, Jan. rs, 1852.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the fret Of next
month,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

PuSTAL. Postal communication between this
city and Maiipsburg, Virginia. has been rs
sumed. The post Office at Harper's Ferry will
be opened duriug the present week,
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

sss' Among the signerE Of petition pre-,
s"nt"d 10 Congress many years ago Tor the abo
lli,n Of slavery in this District was Francis
hey, the author Of The Star Spsngied Ran
Nor -
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

ArrolNTED A CArrAIs Cyrus Hamlin, son Of
Vice President Ilamliu, has been appointed q
captain In the regular army.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
A REPORT FROM THE SOUTHWEST
BEAURsaARD OUTFLANKGD.

NEW Yons, April 5.-The World ssys private
information, derived from reliable sources,
has reached here, that General Beauregard
has been outfauked, near Cor,nth, and com.
PEELED TO iall back, and that large body Of
our troops have moved in bstween the enemy
and Memphis, and not far from Mississippi.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
o r Fi0IAL.

Wax DEPARTMENT,
ApsvrsNf 3sNsRALs OrFIoE,
10Ur.lasl Washington, April 8, 1862.
Special ONies, No "a ,. ~ ft t,DE.AtA
,'colonsi tpasy, asribaldi Guard, New York
Ststs volnnsesrs, and an the officers of Blenk
ssss Divistpa who ere now under arrest, ore
hsrsAy sslsiisa from arrest, and will join their
regimsnts without delay, and resume their re-
spsotivs commands.
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
@ L. THOMAS,
...NN a..n'f .,.t Adjutant General
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

2ss" Marshal Llmon. Of this District, has
procured an indie ment in New York Tor
libel, against The proprietors OF the N. !
TriIp,Ip 80
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

METHODIST QUARTERLY REVIEW. Ne are in
debted to the publishers for The April nuWbs
OF this Review.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
apr 7--Jt

TONSTABLE'S SALE -Bv virtue OF two wits
" OF foi IA. las issued by J u. johnson, Fsl ,one
Of the Justices Of The peace In and for the said county
Of ashisgton and to me directed, have levied on
the following goods. u satisfy two executions in
favor cf Il y. LoutON h Co, via
~ hsmois skins
BsEes Of sweet oil
pair brass BALANCE fCses
e6oxes Of cigar, which shall proceed to sell for
c'sh on Iue.day he slh inst mt, al ten o'ccck Ia
and ecycnth street,
rrs T.. J.F KING.
spr lit BailiN
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

Gen. Halleck will soon assume command oil
he national forces on the Tennessee river
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

Residents in Colorado say that the large cap.
italists mining there believe that The Territory
will export in the year ending March, 1868,
between $4,000, 900 and $50000,0O0. The
present population of Colorado is $4,000.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

Cs.vistil !. s..s..es era N.wslspsr
|5Fsbiisl1srt srttSelssins the laws q bar
~ pal lDA(aeDniiitary news. II
/ Edmu E,lIs; publisher Of the Boone bn,y
s~da1 was ~ before q military pm-
mission Val SD6ium0A, Missouri, o6T Two
charges,
The arst charge was the publication oil In
formSsion for the beneAsvf ~ snenyy ssd en-
CcourAsing lrsasssncs 10 The 0ovsrnnent ssd
laws Of the United States. W - '' ~
ms ssooud chargewW the vioissiun uf -she
lsa otDpa n iubApatisa sitAie ~ lIoss Of
she EoJp ahs 'U1iss6 sAsE, aE public
newspaper, of srs'cles and information designed
to coalbst ~ snshy, and Jtneite persons to re-
bellion against the Government Of the United
States j lHN'' "N''I''N
One Of The criminal publications was styled
Letters from me Army" another. "Root Abe
Of D'.,'' iqrnft y third rrfw' lfFo'ri General
Price,
The oosnission ioupd ths Vri,oaer, guilty
| Of the charges and specifications, and sentenced
him ato b placed and kcpt outside the lines
of the State Of Missouri during the war, and
thst the 'psvs, types, furniture, and mstsghl
Of the Boqpe, County Standard, be confecssed
and sold for the use Of the United Statee. FTfGJ
General Halleck approved the finding and
sentence; directed the prioting office 10 reYsio
in charge Of the Qusrtermaster, until fv(
orders; that The prisoner be placed outside
the State OF Missouri, aud that II he returned
during the war, without permission, III al he
be arrested and placed In close contns nnent in
the Alton Military Prison.
The proceedings being returned 10 The Wa
Department, they were approysd By The Sec
retary. and an order issued that the form nj
procedure should DO adopted In like cAsc'. by
the Commanders Of all Military departments
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
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CTkAYED OR STOLEN FROM IN FRONT
- Of the National Hotel, April ., p'i ;ht blood
BAY HORSE, fifteen hands high, lix years old, Nc
Clelau saddle. black patent leather breast strap,
with yellow patent leather heart In centre bride
without martiugslee. star bras) side Of head
stall. the one 90 other side, torn oil Tbe hair rub
bed from both hind legs bctwc'n fetlock snd knee.
Hair Just starting again. Ec,cntiy from the har
nts, and has the marks on him now. Naturally Thy
and ffisky; both hind fel white, Switch tail, and
full main. Bit (curb) aud chain very large and
thiok rsrs 70 tie bit iolrratly short.
Any person furnishing information which ruay
lead TO the recovery Of the horse will be ihsrAly
ftwardcd. lett at the office oi Justice JOHN IT,
JOHNSON. apr I-3t
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
. r A d AM m A L. y.

MAYOR OFIpE,
-. Wdshinpon. April 4, 1852,
Dead Animals wilt immediately be removed and
buried notice being lett at tiih,r Of the Police
Stations Of the Metropolitan Police. Particularly
should be had 10 locating the insure prompt
attention.
RICHARD wALLACH,
apr 7--3t Mayor.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
CLUBS FOR THE DAILY NATIONAL
RRPUBLICAN TO SOLDIERS.
APAPER ATEvERY SOLDIER SHOULD
HAVE

We have been induced to offer our daily pa.
per 70 soldiers, who shall form clubs, at the
following low rates:
copy, months. ............"..... Sl.5o
copies, 4 months. ....... ........... 600
10 copies, 4 months s.................. 1000
All over ten copies, ct the rate Of one dollar
per copy for four montha
- The names must always be accompanied
with the money.
- Write the names distinctly, and give
the company and the number Of the regiment
- The papers will b mailed TO ons name,
or the uames will be written separately, IL do.
sired
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
pRORABLE CAPrURG Of FORT PU-
LAAKl

Nnw YoEk, April 5.-Thc atoreship supply,
from Warsaw Sound on the 29ih of March, re
ports the batteries on shore all ready 10 attack
Fort Pulaski. Heavy firing was heard 10 that
direction on the 10th. No doubt the work oI
battle has commenced. .. ..
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

lss- The report from Fortress Monroe, that
ex-senator Gwin had arrived in Richmond, is
not credited 10 official circles here
The national Republican., 1862-04-07

Thomas n. Garfield, WIN succeeded Co onel 4
Thomas A. Scott, "a military superintendc 1t Of \
raiii Dads, has accepted the superintendenoy OF
the Lake Uhamplain steamboat company.
The national Republican., 1862-04-07
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P Il ! v A 7 T..
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INk. LA BONITA cures oil diseases Of private ns.
~ ture without the use Of dangerous or disgusting
drugs CT sny kind and without interference with
buEIness avocati0as.
Speedy and prim cures warranted, or no pay
asked.
Corsultatlf ns Tree.
n. La Ronts. room, NJ S, adjoining the Sunday
Chtoa,cls ofAce In w.sbinstan Lldlcg, rennsyi-
yaniA avenue, ctrnsr Seventh street, Wa binptop
d. o. apr lin