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The national Republican., 1862-07-09
The Indinn Herb Dortor,

From Canada, will describe diseases aud tell hi
patients the nature oi their complaints Or
illness, without rrotiving any intor-'
nation from them.
Naehir9c for nmSiLi,iion ar adrics.
oux noiro.
We use such Balm, as have no strife
With Nature or the Laws 0t Life:
With Blood our hapdI Wa never stain q,
Nor poisOh men 10 ease their pAin
Our Father-whom al goodness fills,
+. .Ovldes The means TO our all ilis;
The Simple Herbs brnt aih our feet,
Well used, relieve on. pain complete.
A simple Herb. simple Flower,
Card from the newy Lea
These, these shall apt ak with touching power
'OfGhange and talth ~ thee.
Room No. II, Washington Building, Pennsy lvsnis
avenue, corner oi Seventh street
No charge for oOnsuliati'b. Left
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

~ II Il A Il N SO A STf
l. A Parody nH fryien,
but nut
pEN rsRuDr.
'Twas It a giori. uI feat for Norfolk won,
BY y .triot word ind gun,
nloit, With yeaie,
The r. liInt turnside safe,
Rhude Island nrblr son
His valiant Staf were rarged r'uni,
Their appetit.s US sharp swo. ds uew ground
Amt tempting cheer the table crOWn,d.
iGyiops rare Pos sTos GRAcKkls WED
With Piss u ON the thnIe source y rppiied.
AMI mach!ess v hite Sra HsfAp be, iue-
Heaithiul heil'h ul h,aiih HUT fLrel
Ne'er Tor the brave,
GA land or wave,
Did skil dainti-r feast PREPARED
CHORIs
lisalti fui healthiul hralthiul fare
Ne'rr Tor the brave,
On land or wave,
Did skill dai"tier ieast rppare
TIE officers and soldiers Vi tie utted States Army
unyrr-ally admit the sup-, ,iority Of pAIIONS
SPIT BREAD, EOSTON BRACKERS, PIN.NIC
CRACKERS, FkESd FRUIT rIES, 40. , 40 over
sli other d. licacies, light substantial YET intro.
duced into the Union odmps The STAFF Of the Army
d. clare they are the "Staf Of Liie."
aS- Bakery 40 Eleventh street, Washington, d.
c. je 3O-lw
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

AS-L -Lyon's Magnetic Iassct Powder,
rx'ermiaats, Roaches. Bed Hugs, Ants, Fleas
Moths In Cloths, Fuss and Furnlture, Garden In
g. cts, no All genuiae bears the signstufs Of u
Beware Of couuterfeits and limitations.
Lyoa's Powder kl'ls all insects In trioe,
Lyons PILLS arc death 10 rats and mice
Bold every where ID. 8 BARNES,
ap3o-ITSsm 2oa Broadway, New York.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
OrphAns' \ourt.

This court was In session yesterday, Judge
Purcell presiding. But little Of special public
interest was transacted, though q large amount
disposed of, among which was the appointing
Of guardians to Mrs. PaxtOn's children, the
proving Of wills, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

~ Special Notice.-On and after Tuesday
April l. 1852, the trains on the Baltimore and Ohlt
RAl'oad will commence running daily, (Sundsy,
exoepted,) leaving tha Station st 7.<0 . m, and
connecting Rt Washingtop Junction with Mai
rrsin for all paris Of the West va Wheeling OF
Parkersburg. Through uoke6 sold and bngga&t
checked W. r. Smith,
II. Of Transportation b. q y. u. T.
ap1-dG [Star Globsl
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

~ Law Notice. ROBERT J. WALLER
and FREDERIC =. STANTON will practice Law
In the Supreme snd Circuit Courts, Court Of Clai as
Courts Martial. boards of Commissioners, and De
partments. Aided by two other associates, no psrt
Of an extensive business will be- neglected Address
WALKER h STANTON, OtIoe 2S6 + street, W ash
ington, ID G. Ap S-Sm
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
Assault and Batssry.

John Hsrlahss. Julia Fitzgerald and johanna
Heriahes were arrested Monday afternoon, by
Onloer Peodlo, Of the Fourth ward, the parties
mutually charging each other with assault and
battery. pustics Walter held them TO bail TO
keep tho pance.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
Ths seventh ws,d

wsa unusually qntat for the past two days Of
dreadfuly oppressive heat. On Monday but
one arrest was made by the police OF this ward.
Caleb Delaney was arrested for disorderly con.
duct and fined 1894. bureiy the weather Ia hot
enough to make man behave himself.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

THE GaEAT DiURETIc
nELMBOLD EXTRACT BUUuU,
1ME GREAT DIURETIC
" fHE GREAT DIURETIc
HELMBOLD'S EXrRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC
And positive and Speohc remedy tor Disc Of the
Hladdsr, kidneys. 1ravel, pr0psy'
And all Diseases Of toe Urinary Organs.
See advertisement 10 another column. Cut It out,
and send for the medicine at once
BeUlre of oounte!frts. Je9-8h.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
Those Cups.

EDIToRs REPUBLICAN: Allow Many Soldiers"
to thank you lor the kind mention made OF w.
aud for US, In tho columns of the Republican;
and ~ many of US are strangers here In thu
city, and cannot Of course intrude our wants
upon private citizens, we beg leave TO ask
when those cups can be found at the pumps.
MANY SoLDIaRs."
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
Crlm,naicourt,

Judge Oauford Presiding. This court was
engaged, yesterday, during the entire session
The testimony Oh the psrt Of the Government
had not yet closed whxnths court adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

SEALS ID PROPOsALs are invited until the
, 18Th day Of July, 1903. for supplying the U. s
subsistencs Department with 5000 heads Of Bsei
The Cattle 70 Be delivered At Washington, D. c.
and saoh animal 70 average 800 pouud gross. No
animal a6nitted thst weighs less than GOO pounds
eross. Heifem, Stag and Bulls not wanted.
The frst delivery Of Cattle to be made on the lst
day Of Ausust or ss coon thereafter - the Govern.
west viii be required to be delivered under this con.
bond with good and su1ncisnt security viii te
No bid will BE- sutertAia. when put In BY o,a.
tracton who have prev viOusly failed to comply with
their contracts in anv Dspartmeht Of the Govern
ment 2! where the bidder Is not present to respond
The names OF alm, should be ct .tsd 10 full, with
the prscise address Of eeon member { the urm,
Proposals from dtslnyil parties ,uiu mt BE- cynadere
snd an 9th Of allegiance must accompany each
proposition.
Ali bids must be accompanied BY two guarantee
. Bids 10 he directed TO AJOR a. BECKWITH
G. 3 U. 3. A.. Washiugton, ID C and suiofsed
" Proposals for Beet Cstt e."
Frm Of Guayantae.
We, Of the county Of -, and State
Of, do hereby guaranty that - Is abe
70 fulal cont act u aooordanoe with the terms
VI his proposition, ard that, should his proposition
accordance there with.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pal ed to become his securities.
Crhis guarantee must he appended to each bid
The responsibility Of the guarsntors must be
shown by the oteal Certificate Of the Cl.rk II the
neareet District Court, or Of the United States Dis
triUt Attorney. je25
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
The Weather.

Yesterday, notwithstanding the shower OF
breeze, which sprang up In the oOurse OF the
afternoon, however. relieved US from the dread.
fully oppressive heat Of the days previous.
"Oh, for lodge In some vast wilderness, !" or
" the side Of the sss'shore during the sum.
mer.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

~ pennsylvssians Attead 1.-The rsgu-
lar mootaly meeting OF the i" Pennsylvania Soldiers
h llef Assts aton' will be held Il WllIards Hall
on I HIS fwedp, sday) EVENING, Jolly vth. at 9
o'clcck Every Psh6 ylvMian residing or .tjdurn'
Ing In Washington Is In ,itsd 10 b present Ksports
ofcomnattets will be received, and eminent speAk
- '7''N' '''J K MooRHEAD,
JoHs W. SULLIVAN, President.
~ .stcrs,asy. -.i-I ~ 1t
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
Athletes, "a U.SVrs-..,e.

We call the special attention of those who
have been so unfortunate as TO require the
skill OF the best physicians for certain diseases,
TO the advertisement Of DR.. N. Vellny, which
We publish In another column. We learn that
the Doctor ts, the most thorough. effective
physician in his line In the country. $50
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

VNHE TAX BILL,
i NOW READY,
Is a psmphletof 50 pages, on fine white paper, BE
side the bill which Is word for word In accordance
wah the Original text, We append 10 II IN alphabet
ica recn itu'ation Of every article to bs taxed by
'he law, and the amount of the tux 10 bs levied
thereon. This rndeis 1t as oomI lete snd convent
ent as Ia possible to make It, The bill tsxes slmo
every article In use, and every peron interested to
know ,hs amount,
Price mis-, po traid q per 100, II sent by eI
prs'; $5 per 100, by mail.
Addres, THE TRIBUNE,
New York.
u. NJ DoUB, Post iiics Buildiug, has IL for sale,
July 8-2tdlw
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
rhotoRrnph on uniIery.

We call the attention Of our readers 10 new Pho
tographin Gallery which has lately been established
by Chas Weithe, 1T No. 635 Seventh street, be w-sI
Louisiana Nv, hue md u street, where p,ctuJss aJi
,Aken 10 the highest style Of toe art, at M cheapest
rates A prrteht, worth from tw. my i've ceu,s Il
wo dolIaJs, is gwen with each picture. Je 13-ln
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
PERSONAL.

DR.. kenDon, Of Mexico, and J. N. Bryant, 0
Kentucky, are at the Metropolitan.
Col Il. Reynolds, of Mirs,ssippi, ~ parolet
onicer OF the rebel army, IL at the National.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Rs AdvsrSassrs.

Hsarly 10 thousand cepiss OF me 6spSo'
koa~ are circulated among the hoauns popuia.
ton svary day, besides thslarGs number served
TO regular subscribers. Advertisers VIII saks
note accordingly. ,...
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
nAamAaaaA.

The officers Of the Second ward made six ar.
rests on Monday for disorderly conduct, drunk.
enness. assault, 30. Justice Clark dismissed
every case without penalty. 70 OD T'., az
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

ArWsstoa's PrOgress OF slsvery.--Copies
OF this weIk are for sale nj the office Of the National
Republican, Pamphlet edition, 2a Cent?. Bound
edition, Is cents.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

A. subscribers 70 the Republican, In
georgetown or the seventh ward (falsndl who fail
TO receive their papers regularly will oblige thu
ageot, Q. Delphsy, by lssviog notice st Mr.
when all dslinqusnciss will be promptly attended
IN may 21
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
Horse AtsaiinR.

Ohicsr Besil, Of tho county police, arrested
William b. MCCARTHY and d. n. Smith, on Mon
day, on the charge Of horse stealing. As both
the parties are soldiers, they were turned over
TO the military authorities for examination.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
. TO AQUA CREEK
AND
p L n E Y POIN II
The Potemas Steamboat Company

The P0tAmnt Sttamb0at COmpaHy
MILL dbp uoh beat from the foot Of Seventh
w street, Washington, every moroiDg, tSundsys
excepted st six O'Clock for Acqula Creek stspping
st Marburys and ng. Returning, will leave Az
quia Creek every day, (Sundays excsp,sd,) 81 .
o'clock p IN.
In connection, freight boat will run every day.
For freight ard passage, apfly board the boats.
On Saturdays, the boat leaving at six O'Clock 10
the nornins will extend her tiip to Pinsy Point,
and IrincipAl intermediate landings Returning,
leave Piney Point at eight O'Clock on Sunday
evening.
Fare to Acqui Creek, %. Round trip, 81
Fare to PIuty Point, 81
For freight, Or passage, apply 10 freight agents on
the wharvts.
Washi gton. June ~, 1881.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
Sent 10 the work house.

Jane Mages, an Irish servant girl, was ar.
rested In the First ward, last AOndsy, fnr
drunkenness, and Justice Drury sent her to the
woikhouse.
Bridget Gary, arrested in Georgetown for the
same offence, was disposed Of In the same man.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
OFFICIAL.

war DRPARsns.f,
- f.i go Oscs Of klaayy Djrsci~
a.I a.. sNd !Nspeintesie,N Raihuads o. s.,
..-- DO. Washington, April 10, ls69.
No passenger train Will be run from Washington
10 Manassas until further notice
..... ,....r .. d. G. McCALLUM,
apis N. ID. 4 Supt. y. r. U. 3.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

DANK OF CONN ERCE, GEO'TOyyN.
ID For tie convenience Of the holders In ihis city
notes Of the above Bank will be redeemed at our
counter, In United States Treasury Notes, Or In
RITTENHOUSE, FAINT Il CO,
III BANKERS, S62 Pa avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

H5-Union Prayer MestinE.--T Union
Payer Meeting will be held every sftern. Oh thus
ty's,) commencing st O'Clock, and containing one
hour. jy2
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

So Mas0aie. The member, Of Washington
Naval Lodge, No !, Free and Accepted Aas0ns
will assemble al their Hall this afternoon, Al
clock, fAr the purpose Of attending the funeral Of
Brother Smith, Of Rhode Island.
,haster Aiasons ia Jod standing are invited 10 be
present. W. H. HUTCHINSON,
Il ". IL
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
For Aaui. Cr..k .nd PIn.y Polnt.

Shippers and exoursiOnists will bear In mind
the fact that the Potomac Steamboat Company
run boats daily between Washington and the
above named places.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
o 3 y CIAL !.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
.-...- Washinqton, Jan. rs, 1852.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of neg
WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

So knights TenpiAr,-Wsshioston Com
EvENiNl, NJ the Asy,uni, SorGer ofNiu aud d
streets, II ocloGt.
r.,3''.. DANL. RUCK,
juiy8 .". 80 Recorder.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
NJ e w YOR X nus \ u
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING

INVOICE BILLS BUSLNkSS NOTES NEGOTIATED
PRorEsraD Noras AND DKyERRD ACCOUNTS
BoUaHI AND CoLLECTkD.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND eOI.D
EXCLUsIvELY ON COMMISSION.
Ar0OVERNAkN1 CLAIMS BOUGH7.-GA
By G. z. HOUSE,
Counsellor Vt law,
~ Nassau Street, New OH.
hUfSN Ssass In " Nats oad Ussiist Slaiss Cosv1s
Advise gratis apsa
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
WANTS.
LXy AsHIsapOs SKIRT 1AoToRY.

WANTED-S0 females to lcaru 70 mako skirts.
4 pers0n oan, In sAort ume, make, PET week, iron
0to ~ INQUIRE, for psrtioslars. at ao7 Seventh 4
tetUesa u and H. sNv tA-N
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
A muse m en- -.

GRovGR's THGATRR.--As = great inducemen,
TO people 10 como out In the midst OF the heated
term, Manager Grover has determined 10 Pre-
sent Mr.. Setobell and I'll the members OF nis
edged characters. This evening, the Ersa,
and popular Brougham dramatizauon q 9i DICK.
ems thrilling peculiar novel, entitled DOmbey y
l. Son." will be rendered. with new cast OF
characters, employing IN addition 70 Ine h,a,c GSmS
of the youthful and charming actress. Miss
Jennie Parker, who re-appears. for this one
occasion only, In the character OF Edith Gran
ger. Mr.. Seicheii has already acquired great
reputation in this city BY his incarceration OF
were crowded on the two former occasions
whom II was played, We may expect thst there
were large number who were unable 70 ENJOY
the performance and who will accept Of the
ers will do well 10 bear In mind that the The.
atre Ia newly and admirably ventilated. and 10
the coolest resort In the city.
CANTERBURY. Zanfretta, on the tight
rope, continues to be the centre Of attraction,
aud The dancing Of tho little favorite, Marietta
be, in every respect, equal 10 that Of the Justly
celebrated Cubas, while the exquisite singing
Of the popular Miss Eva Brent possesses 4
charm fer every lover OF sweet vocal music
whose good fortune 1t has been to hear her,
Mons. yalarde, in his great solo dance stands
unrivaled, and the world renowned Ssigrisi
brothers, together with Alex. Z&nfretta In hil
wonder full stilt act, produce the greatest aston
ishmsnt on the part of the audience each night
,,aa IS,ngh .hs hgaIy sIg:ns pAnsom'ms en-
PuRpY's VARIETIEs.--This place 10 now 10 sue
oessiul operation, and We call on all to visit our
friend, on the corner Of Sixth street and Penn
sylvania avenue. See advertisement 10 another
column for further particulars, and 90 Ia
Purdy's to get full particulars.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
Waiting Hospitals.

There seems to be want Of system and uni
fhrmity In the various hospitals in this city In
regard to visitors. Some OF tho hospitals are
open to visitors at all times, and the oficlsls in
charge af 'rd every facility for visitation; 9th.
ers have certain days and hours set apart for
visitation, and do not permit visitors TO enter
at any other time; again. others require pass
from some higher medical digniiary before the
visitor IL admitted, and atlll others, as We are
told do not admit visitors ut any timo.
A reform is certainly needed here, and we
call tho attention Of tho medical authorities to
this matter, at the request Of large number
OF citizens, who are anxious TO dn all they can
to alleviate the sufsrings Of the soldiers.
We do not think Il would he we'll to permit a
prnmiscuous and unlimited system Of visitation.
That would be AZ much want OF system as the
present mode, besides being q g, eat inoonve-
encs and annoyance to the soldiers and attend.
an,s. Let certain days be set apart 10 each
hospital for visitors. and for the convenience
Of tha public we will keep the day Of visitation
standing in our columns, II the fact Is furnished
To us.
tor tho sake Of all parties interested. we
hope some system IN this matter will be
adopted.
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
RankloU Aatea,

The following are the rates at which, banker
and brokers arc buying and selling gold All
shver-the legal tender notes being the stant
ard: -.'D '"'''
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
Buying.

Buying. Selling.
Gold. ...9A per G. prem. III per 9. prem
Silver .......7 - 10 49,"
Demand notes. 81 " ~
Banks Of issue 10 Washington and Georgetown
Washington. Georgetown. rai
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers aud Meoh'i
Bank Of Washington, Bank. OIL. .a.,,
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
FARMS h Msrch's B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchants Rank and The
Bank pf Commerce issue notes Of tho dspUuNl
nation OF one dollar and upwards. .., ~ Va,
The national Republican., 1862-07-09

INAMlLiES wishing large, airy Rooms,
II with trsnsient boarding can be- suited by apply
ing st Ills Chestnut street, rhilAdslphia
le 29-lme
The national Republican., 1862-07-09
NTAsnINGTOa UiTY GAEDER,
w NEW YORK ATkNUE,
Baoeen iirsi and Sasnd .ST,sis.
- Il. A. u A + p o N II,
Physician and Dentist,
OfIi0e, No 81 X street, near the Circle,

Dr. ZAPPOHE continues to give insirr otions tc
Medical Stud mt aud o'hers In Anatomy, Phypiolo
Ky, Che mstry, Geology, ItSny, and yari.us other
branohes Of soit nee connected with medicine. jy 1
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-12
The Origin of Oil Springs.

Tho source Of these vast supplies OF oil
has been much discussed, and there are
still some points in their history which re-
main obscure. We trace their remote or
igin to the grest forests Of antiquity, whose
shrubs were trees, and whose trees were
giants; we know their greatness by the
cast Of their mighty trunks, and the sill
houettes of their huge leaves, which we
find in our coal mines. Submerged and
subjected to certain strange agencies, the
vast, rank forest turned slowly into coal.
Such a change involves a separation OF
carbon and hydrogen, sometimes as gas,
sometimes as oil, OF as both combined
Gravity would force the fluid 10 seek the
lowest level it C could find, through every
crack and Gssure, which accounts for its
being found not only below but often re-
mote from the coal deposits. Under other
circumstances the pressure of water be-
meath, or the volatile nature OF the gas
which accompanies the oil, forces it up
into the highest attainabe level, thus
bringing it often into strata above the Goa
measures. just how, or when, or why,
these wonderful transitions took place
never be definitely known; for in the vas
crucible beneath our feet, where fierce
fires are always raging, each change Is
directed by the hand Of an Almighty
chemist, with faulIess wisdom, and in way
often past finding out.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-12
The Rebels on the March to the Ohio.

From the Grenada Miss )AppeaE Aug 2e.I
Let our people take warning in time. -
Let them take it for granted that Lincoln
has, or will very soon get, all tho men ho
has called for, aud prepare for the emcrgen-
cy 1t is in tho power Of tho South to put
and keep in the field as largo force as tho
North can spare. and it is not only the part
of wisdom, but the dictate of both patriot
ism and duty to do it. and that without DELAY.
Our Armies Ohio robuls) are nOW on The
march 10 he Ohio Riuer, and thcy should
bo cheored. aided and strengthened as they
90. May God speed and favor them.
Tho intelligence which we publish this
evening relative to tho advance OF our
troops into Kentucky is cheering in the
highest degree It ia the first nstalimout of
the good news we have been looking tor
from that quarter for some days past.
If Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee
would romove tho theatre of war from their
borders, lot their sons swell our armies as
they advance in pursuit of the enemy, and
very soon wo shall have an overpowcring
and invincible force in the field. enabled to
bid defiance to the hiroiings of Lincoln and
clear the confcderacy of the hated foe.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-12
Resolutions of the Union State Conven'
ton of Ohio.

Reeolved, That we all adhere to the
opinions and principles put forth at the
Union Convention held in Columbus,
September 9th, 1861.
Resolved, That the present deplorable
civil war mas been forced upon the coun
try by the disunionists Of the Southern
States, now in revolt agans. the Consttu.
tional Government, and in arms around
The Capital.
That in this national emergency we
Danish all feeling Of mere passion or re-
sentment.-wll recoIlect only our duty to
the whole country; that this war was not
waged upon our part in any spirit OF op.
preston, nor for any purpose OF conquest
or subiugation, nor for the purpose Of
overthrowing or interfering with the rights
or established institutions OF the States,
but to defend and maintain the suprema-
cy of the Constitution, and to preserve The
Union, with all the dignity, equality and
rights of the several States unimpalred:
and as soon AS these objects are accom-
pl;shed, the war ough: to cease.
Resolved, In the language Of the Hon
Jos. Holt, we are "for the Union without
conditions, one and iudivisible, now and
forever, for its preservation at any and
every cost Of blood and treasure; against
all its assailauts; and against any and
every compromise that may be proposed
to be made under the guns OF the rebels.
Resolved, That we have undlmln'shet
confidence in the National Executive IL
the conduct and prosecution ol the war
and we pledge to his support all The mora
and physical power of the State.
Resolved, That the conduct OF the Elk
ecutiye Of Ohio, in his efforts TO aid in III
vigorous prosecution of the war, merit
and receives our unqualified appreciation
RESOLVED, That the unexampled prompt
ness of our volunteer army in their enlist
ment in the service OF their country, an
the bigh courage with which they haV
borne themselves in the field, merit az
receive the confidence and gratitude
:he country.