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To the zfflict. d Of all Classes.

k To the zfflict, d Of all Classes.
+ 1ou x-e crippled vita Pa1e.y Eheumnhsna, sui.
1et1nE from pain and cAr Ind 10 relief foE body
and having no other iope fuan prematu1e grave be-
3oro you. pauAe foS MeinEni sud ttti hope on as
fr1roEpeCt Is now before Fou tOr The restoration OF
Tor hca:th 11fs se not simple. but cofnoonnd.
composed q; Tar!on* e1e ents, The highest and wost
active OF which Is Eiertrcag ne!ng the most direct
creased. Science has plsced within our reach this
element and provided rs With ample means by which
We ma5 regulate tbs fAnctoNs .7ol :: its influence 8.
pleAEnTc. There tE otEtr agent IN t1e universe
EaTe Eectstc1y hy which energy can he inmate ed to
to be universal soutreiiig 1aT-aad aence is ].
vantage IN controlling all df>easre
Electricity when spilled according to the dis.
covery BcEcr fat in rcaso349le easel to PR
3orM speedy and FrTlnareu- i'll ncaT.y all Dis
RRscs to which nteh u htlr,
The subscriber 1at- OF 1228 Walnut street. Ph!adei
ph1a. has opened Otlcs an1 Treating Rooms at tae
curuer OF Harrison 6nd Fourth 4vI.1ue, Chicago.
q any End. no Estte. Of how lc1g stlnt.n.. You
>nE1tea TO 8pply. J. =. JAf:DELLA.
Electrical PIysician-
This is % cerais ss.at my wtft. M-s. MARY. K
hss for rxay years been afflicted with violent
having EtErd of TIL woz1e.iul che IA Ct ELECTRO
MAGNETISM Eas reeclna1~ rle1 T.. alDY to Dr. J. +.
1aTdea. Si thz city AID att; hb.ut six tire atme1ts
IL now Cninr1ee1f raR:Gred to health otavsng
tte Undersigned confidently recommend =.
+1Ardela nh ex!'trsnced aud Ssfl1al operator to
khe citiZeEs II Chicago
Messc:a Department i. Arny Hospital.
I,,,.a.,,,,s. H.. ,-4A 1e1s ~'s ens1
, 1862-12-05

TATARRHi CATARR H
R.sEELYE's LIQUID IDCATkRRHREMEDY
L Befe cura for
&ATA HRH Af fx}T. II TN Tt3K n n

easter to Cnre CAtarEh than Consumption, and by
curing the first prevent the hitter. Persons sh0nld
understand 1haI ths beItsr way to cure Consumption
ITO prevent It.
The symptoms sf Cats1rh as they generally zppea1
ere At nrst very slight Perzon. find they haTe cold
eensatye to the changes q temperatnre II this
md acrid. afterwards becoming thicE nnn sdhsslVs
As the disease become4 chronic the discharge In
row thick and heavy and ethergot lid fuy blow
31E the else they fan into tie throa tand
a4Wked or courhaA on. The sceretons ara ofenrtye,
uNng bad 6e3th the VOICE Is thick and nassa! the
Ne4 Hfe Epak, the sense OF stne is lessened OF de-
NIcyed; deafness frequently takrs place.
By the aid Of the LIQClD CATARisH REMEDY, al1
these tyuntOuls eau be t1cctuRllF removed
Price Of thc Ca.1Erh Remedy. sufficient for use
u0e tnont. will IL and clear dltectiorH sent By eI
pTesS
Office, 1872 k1uth Clark Street, Wp.siairs1 :
Address Dr.. D. Il. SEELYE.
AEt1-Yz55 In Pest 0NGce Box 435l Chicago Ill
, 1862-12-05

-
The following Ren 'eZyons omen ready to enlist
En- AID rcEanB to be II there IL any patrol;
Ena LETT amongst The Wate1men or rcIEona able to
euIikt: ~
:. T:LCuI9 CHICAGO,
CNC1SNATI EEIE
LOUISVILLE. MEMPHIS,
DAVID d. PORTER.
Acting Rasr Atmlral
de21eA1m Cdnnard!ug Mississippi Sqlai1on.
, 1862-12-05


The candidates for the United States Sena.
tcrebip are working hard. Dick Richardson
secured the State before he went to Washias-
ten, and Sam Marshall has his heuchmcn out
upon his track. The Golden Circle are for
Sam to man. In the first place be is one Of
them; in the eecond he Was born oa the sa-
cred soil of Kentucky, long hallo1 red by the
presence of slavery; in the third place, his
habits are better than Dlck's-he neither
drinks, nor chews tobacco till the Juice runs
from the corners OF his mouth down upon his
shirt collar and bosom, which doesn't looE we'll
in United States Senator; in The fourth place,
he is q man of more tslent and far better edu-
cation Southern Illinois will come up strong
for Marshall. O. B. Ficklin, one ot the worn
ont wheel horses, may try to make q division
in bis Own favor, with one or two Of the Wa
hash counties, but he has no sight as regards
the main chance, and he will be ready to grace
fully surrender bis faithful followers TO the
highest bidder. Marshall is really the most
talented, but Withal the most dangerous man
for the position, and I am afraid he will Oh.
tain it.
Ofo'her candidates their name is legion ::
There is Augustus Cmser French. Gel. ). L. D.
Morrison. Judge VIM. H. Snyder and Judge
Vim. a. Uuderw wood, Of ST. Clair; Gen. Join
4. Logan, Williamson county Anthony
Thornton. Of Shelly; Isaac NJ Morris, ct
Adams; q. Rs: o Melveney. Of Ma-1oo; Sid
Fey BEetse, Of Clinton; John Dean Cation aud
| T. Lyle Dlckey, OF La Sale; Samuel A. Buck
master, ct Madison; B. s. Edwards and J. T.
Stuart, Of Ssngamon.
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II T " a IT L.
PH Z " a Il.
II II Z " Il.
DIR. LA BONITA

Cures all Yenerial Diseases permanently and
asoE5, without the use Of disgusting or poison
No dieting or interference with business
Consu tations free. -
10 ls sayiug quite enough IN its favor, when SAP
New York city hospitals, ',s'' Vt . - =,
New Work CIty Csllegs and Hospital Testi,no-
mails furnished. - -.
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF the Womb
treatment. 2 -
cart OF tho treatment, - '
al ouTss warranted, or money yan,rRed -.a
promptly strended to, - ~ a
Medicines for tTsyslsre and others n.cEeJ ~.
III! INSTRUCTIONS FOR uSs, and WARRANTED
OIhce-H 0Cp No. Was lugtDr Bui ding Per \,
feb Linn - -.
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: wall, stephens s. Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
M f 4 G. HA Mt TAILORS,.
AND DRALRRs IN -
SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS,
EPAuLkTs, SHOULDER STRAPS, =
GAUNTLETsI GL0VES,&o.
And every variety of = - = - .
READY-mADE CLOTHING, =.
! 80 80 49," AT REASONABLE PRICES,
90. WALL, STEPHENS &c CO., -
32a Pennsylvania avenue, between
|. "a ii = Intel. & RePnb.1 9th and 10th SITS.
ITO MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.
BATCHELOR'S GENUINE HAIR BYE,
The Best in the weld. -
7ss 0siy Rslia6gs aad Harmlsss Hair Dye Ksosss.
Medicine Store. op: Pstsnt once. cor. sth tim
Ladies can have i asriisd, If desifet "n'ie
Fsstory-ei Barclay g. tiate as BrOadwsy) N. Y.
-, CASH NOTICE. :.
IN consequences of our having TO pay cash for
to reduce busn Sc 70 Cash sScasivsy for tSe
cGSf fHffS Gsrf Isl sa sss
sSsn u wss which AT LIsF q aFSss pSs
iez Intel ssi Esf qua s'a and . iotA sfs'
2S9 JORNsoNa NAGLE, 900
esOC IMPORTERS OF =. ZSS
VINES. LIQUORS. HAVANA CIG1RS FINE
:, GRoCERlkS, &e.,NA-.S1-
NO. sss "a. avsaes, ON and 10Th sfrssts,
No: ~ Rdyala.. nsar King, Alexandria, Va.
' Asss lSs &SeAsR y III Sod aSSR
- s0'nfst SS ,S Co., 3 aOokhslm r.
Constantly on hand their celebrated
Sparkling Hoce and Mossils Cabinst Wines,
G9pnoisseurs are respectful ~ invited 70 give rs
eSesi. :. -. q - = .-t.Es 80 y - sot1a8
ES0LDiERs JUST RETURNED FROM
~ Richmond can buy thaIE CiofkiaE and II urn-
mhlng Goods at SMITH, No. $50 Seventh II.
s9sgsssls NJ Post Once, A. Northefn priss.. 4
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PROTECTED bs Royal Lestsss Patsnt Of England
and sseEssd by ths Seals of tAs EeoIs Dc Pkar.
r rg ds RaTis, AID tss ImpriaI COgkss Q,
''e"1usi -. 20 s.ss Is..ls q. BIO.
49,. 49,. TRIEsEMAR No. a-
is TIE efeetaal remedy for RKLAxArIoN, SPKR
MAIoRRHEA ana E1HAUsTfoN on THE SYsTIM.
TRIESElIAR No. 2, -.
Completely and entirely eiadIostes al traces Of
those disorders, for which Copaiya and ICubohs
have Eeners4iy been ihOught au sxtldote to the
run oi The hes "a OF vast portion Of the popula
TRTEsEaAR No. 3, % 'D
fstne great and sure remedy OF the civilized world
LOT ali Impurities OF the system, "a well "a seco1d-
az sgmpeoRs, obyiatIne the destructIye use "a
MeroeTy, a. wet "a Dthef deleterlous Insre6,ents
ana which al the SarsapaTiils an the world eannoi
remove: TRIEsEHs Neg l, 2 AND are alike de-
Noid % Laste o! smell &rG Of az nauSeatng susli-
ues. They sre IN the form OF loxenge, and 1sy
eon che soilct tabio without their use being sUs-
peOlsi. r.-a-rssHt ~
Sold IN TIN oases a. IS eaeh, or four sscs.ss in
Oie soi 80, and N n cases, thus saving Ss. a
ADMINISTERED by Nalpeau, Lallemsnd, ROuI. &c
Sse;, " hoieSale. ard retail hy DR.. III. A. BAR
kOM l94 y leeckeT stroet, "a DOORS from Mao
Douga' street,, New York. Immediate on Ts-
eslIt of remittance, DR.. BARROW will forward
IHasentr 10 any psrt Of the world, securel '
addressed according 90 tho instru elton
Published also BY DR. BARROW, that popuI.r
And beauttglif illustrated medica work, Human
FraLlty. Price . ce1its. THESE mar and Book cas
De ohtaInpd By sYscisl authority from g c. FOR u,
wsthIn Eton, d. g. '-.' ...i '.'" de IN
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~ @SOMETHIN6 NEW. ~
~tAA6RHLYssT DISCOVERY oFU IA
N&H~ THI AsI! 4&

- -. - O1STERS STEAMED d
II The She'll and Thoroughly Cooked (fsr superior
70 roast, N tvo sstse:ts, tks fssIssf =
=. .1@'a' ftsss on FGcord. Call and see.
The undeTEEncd RESPECTFULLY Informs ms friend,
IN the District, and visitors to the city that he has
rehttec hs OLD aud wILL-kSovvN IsI ABLIsEEHSf
IN most Thorough m2nner, and bas made COM
style and IN any susntty. p0 20 so gallons shuck cd
per Gay. 200 TO S,G00 cana Of Sploed and Fresh
put up d.iiy-c1ns herrneticeliy sealed. Furnished
In the nell by the bus hel OF barre. 81
Persons wishing 70 hsye Oysters furnished fegu-
larry through the winter, At Baltimore prices,
without fear of failure, should call and make ar
rang epents 81 opoe. Frelghtt time, and money
esual to the celebrated Bsltimote ests biishments
1t prices Just ~ low 'F" ~
TO Suffers,
Canned Meats, Lobstsrs, Sardines, CLANS,
10, 20. Also, Pickles. Cstsup, Sauces, Brand,
Peaohes. DO. Also, Game and Fresh Fish. Tur-
ties, TersRlns, Frssh Lobsters Coe, Halibut, & o,
kets Always on hand, st reesonsble prices.
Hotels and families supplied with Oysters, de-
lverec without charge &c any part of the District
IN season, At the money is seat with the order. y
Ny establishment il open from q. m 10 u NJ
night every day, except Sunday, when 1 close at
ja2 # - - -. 80 r. M. HARVEY.
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MIsTBUsT OF EUGKR While the secessionists
of norfolk have every confidence in Cen Huger
Is commander, Tears are expressed that ais sym
pi.tlles axe divided between the Union and his
property. He Is very reticsEt, and wears u sid
dtAcd tAPreEs-J.l Il COGHteaEace..
. G-1Le Twelfth aud Sixteenth Indiana Rect
m-Hs, whose terms q enlistment zone year) ey-
pFe IN = az, have Obtained ParmiEsIou 10 reorya-
HiZe for the war.
E IL re Boston ice cECp, which IS nearly al
9iaSted' Is sad TO be ofthe best quality, TIE
CLOCKS wlel Aousd ranging from fourteen 70
Sixteen inches "a tliCkRes5
II fhe Chicago Mechanical Bakery mas fur.
niSasd million aud half pounds OF bread for
tie army IN keGtucky.
~ , DR.. c Z. Peters. in charge Of the prisoners
z Fort = aTren, mas been ordered 60 report az
Fort PiCkens.
" Tue Ny. Common Council spent so $50
tsadvertis!a1 last year .-~' -
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,R...pk. l9HNsreH,uro~h
Do - % TocI HosfIrAL;
Hss ssssssssS fis sss,t On isss, Syss<y cd 81,
-, Efssfs@! Rssssdy ~ tAs Esrid, i,
FcS ALL DISEASES o. lMPKVDENCE.
AEr NO EtIsE DE- icxor PREyEsr.
4 Il APPLY isIMEDIAlELY. = =.
a sSas WARRANTED, OR NO cs<KGE,
J IN FROM 0NE 10 TWO DAYS. =


4 sygs WARRANTED, OR NO cAxkGs,
Ih...r.r IN fhoA ONE 70 TWO DAYS r7,
.:.ls;.s e =. s..t sss.t. As..u.o. 4 u. tis.
i.... Z. sF.ss ssOsss a. s.ss fSss,s,.
...s s :: ssjSss. S :. s. nss = 4.
.ss g. BE-: = TSs p.Sta,n .aI 70. s.
ss ss'ss fsndsr Marriage inPssiss, and dss,,sy ssa
Yougty ZEN ,, -.H
Especially shs s... sscens tie victim, q sss.ry vt.
tssi drsdfsi srd tsssea,s b.b which snn.s, ,..sp.
.is.d sisni. sSs srss. sss. .c, W. nsss . ~
sve snrsnesd stsnhg ssnatss With ths thtndsrs ,-
s.ss,n .f'd 's'se, ths living ts, nay ALL -A
s.l.gs ~ .r.jHlRkT1GE. ,..-. , ~
..y, ..iDI .ssn q Ssyt:s.l ssss.:s, sssssis 7..iy,
Nt ~ -. az ,g.ss,ly esrsd
.s,, s.nids p his bsnsr !. S.sd.n.s ed sssss.ssy
sss spen ois sfili 90 a phyreisn.
!. 0 ..I Me- soUTH FRKDERrx ST.
as ssrnsr s .ss,. ssssr.s name and ssnssI Lsass
DR.. JOHNSTON, -
ssnsersf ts KeyslCeisgs q asrS.sn, Isuds. sr,d.-
20 CO. 81 tAs nest suinsst Gollssss es tuflsd
Par Fat M b.. .a s';S . =
eve. isss. man, Oh % 80 ss'1.sss ss "a, t::
,..P fyslt Lea . .;as .s :,
re ss bis.nr, .ttsnsss
cis,,i,- WIN O's''1sh' o. mind we're cured iHns-
80, -. f4kE PARTICULAR NOTICE.. a1a
ara, ~ sna sthsr she have injured hsnsslra BY
tesgnse trem sv esnpanioas az seseeI the sfseu Of
vhss A.. nightly when ..lssp. sHd net ssr.s,
s:ay, should apply nms diatsly. =.
fh.,s ~, so. 81 "a. ssd and n.,h.y .f.s, Er.e.s.s
Limb. MD. E..d an.m sss e.. =. - sss, -
Eyer eipGauon Of Hssr Dyspspsy Nerves IrrIis-
slity o:I4Rg.n.n. q q. Rs..!. F.nsn.oi, e.Hsfsi
sIsI t2LEFT q. s.sr fsf Zee. ,:sa o. ne n, mind
Of msnory. COufu.sn q Idss, Dspr.sa
tIs love Of sslfsds ridIy, sts are San. u d. sy,
fskvOr. nrIILITr-rb....ns, gan new ,.cs. What.
avs, dsellnng bselth ls,nf thsiI uEsr, bsesE
ties. "
DISEASES OF IMPRVDENCE.
bsbss he s.sd. ., thn psnri ds.sss =. .ss
ssyps d o. dr.sd q ese.rsry
can sI.a. s.isna 5Ia n. sa. is. ss s
ssnts oftgnefsnt and dsighng prstsnds vhs
meath a.r meath, q as onr :. -. Hs. s 's,Ss
sissd, and IN dsssr ssrs him ruined hssk 10 ,rs
ps..d-.resry-hait a. e.n.tsi.nsi y ~,
srrsh dlsass IEeh AfsersHs art Thrss s,d
1:.s = W, W. ,sssa a. ,a5ss ~ s,:5 Psa.
oasysrsd GENTRY ram vhsss rstsrs
DR.. yOHNS0NS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
-. WBAKNESSAEDE MROSKNCY.
tyi trssi and nPsrtsnt remedy tAs ssfssr
m speedily strss nod fail rSsf ssGisssa Ysssssads q s
ses ntrrss tna dshilIi.tsc VIE had al. hsps nave
Al iaAp.sInst ksrl.gs rhy.s.l e hsasI Disc ..r
s.us5ti hess rrsSssAf1S. fsvu, Nervous Irrius
s.sl.ns and SssfPss's. kksssss. q tss fsaIf
ENDORSEMENT OF The PRESS.
sNK 6AAr THOUSANDS esrsd Al mi, lrstxtisa vlthi,
a., :,:isa.ni ise br .sP:,." ,@P:,:S s
htsi,'s 81 the pc rsrt ard scny person. uvess 81
ysi:H as,, ssss<s I'd se.ln sssss psslis
why tsss isnt grsIaniss 70 tAs aetetsd ltIy
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
PASSENGER TRAINS.


!
s. : On ssd Atf,r M0HBlYy FsorSa,Vs, Isel.
PASSENGER TRAINS BtTwxHs
WARRINGTON AND BaLTIMoRE
} ~ .v'ifi' wa run an f6Hors
SIR Daiiy 1ydfay Arrfv. az aKS Depa,t tro-,
."' HasstsEfc. Datiy da.t,r iAs trert,
asd fsss o. SssdUys,
; fotl Phtssd slshi. snd Nee Ye,t-LraSe " a.h.
6or Bshg9{.-.LSesse Warrington 81 6So and
F-r PnilsheH una srS,nc ~ ~" n
FOR hs,nsss,s {, sac si,s Norm .ed West, leave
For Frederick ~ = ~ A n. and 3oO , n. =.
TRAINS M0vIyG Nosrs.
n,sN BltPoIe ~ 4: n; PkIlsseiIGls Il isi.H;
Sorsns . We &s;Alnr.ou 30
A. n. Arrive ST Bsttmorr 80 n, No connec-
90 non. az B.itImors This Re the Morning CohnsTiOu
ssS M. 5S;. \ "a, y
tlirr, n; Ses 4orf fSr n. No ~ 'A0''hia
Phils PHI. IRAN les. .: w.shlpston ats % ?
=, 7, Eesshins Baltimore at <SsPE and Phlsdel Shls
Afternoon Acoonmodauop-Iesve ws,hinftor
sssion: :, B.o SsRGss tbs 10 con
Seams kIprss.-le,-s ,w.sAinr.o. >. -.
pESsy 9eff<a. NJ A.r ~ hfasi,a'. ieh
onsendsys cave wsshinttOn At 5 o. and P. n.
> Tne p.fn. train from w,sh,ny,op oo,,,o,,
through 20 New fonk every day during the veet
.i.A TEAMS MOVING SoUrH. d..
Laws New York at A. n :; PhiadeIrkia n - .
A.;karGorstonE AILys ~ WtshiRrton 5 s.
efesve New Yorf 1t er r.; Pkp,d.l,b.,cp,
n. Baltimore 40 A. n. Arrive It wlshir Ftor g 81
SLekse Nsv York d u p, n; Phn.ae,ei. IN
A; Nj BaltimoreIs5 AZ Arrive % wssh rto9
Local Aooopnodstion yrs,ps cave Banmor.
therc ~ II a. n. snd6 OK.
ON Sundays a. t.Se and 7S5 A. N. only from Ralti
more. No Annapolis or Fredenck connexions on
Passenger Tram, lrsvinr Washington st,so a.
n. snd oo 2. NJ, and BAhnore 81 ~ A. n and SI
2 n make dIre0t COM eotlons Tor Annapolis ~ the
Srnets9n, IheI AZ, ard % ? n connect a.
Resv 'or Frederick, hagerstovn, &C., &C., sG -ept
Trans leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wa,h-
Passenger TIsaas lssylnE W aea1 AGton st 800 A.
1.S A. n, vTll Sop ozls az Annapolis yEacftos.
Way Passengers must take the 1eeonvsodafiOs
, Trains viii leaSe wsshingtcn and Baltimore
PTo~1ssss sSsoS es.d fsss<, exoepuBg that the s.
y, - N, and 500 trains viii wAIt 80 MI nutsH
u necessary, 10 secure the passengers and N a. 8
Fer Sex ard wounded soloiers-A specl.l car.
vita a. aftendsnt. with beds, Will ieav WISHING
ton twice week FOR Phi ladefphIs direot 40 N a n
soidIers. -..- 80. w, p rMITH
feL master Of Tr.nsiorstiSn. Bait
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sTITR &c BROTHERS
T. II i Il. & X h = NJ y L. Il,
SUPERIOR AMBER AEE,
PORTER LED EEW YORK BROWN STOUT

The sb7vs CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are BreWed from tae CHOICEST BAR.
Ky MALT and HOPS, ard highly estssmec b,
fhOso Who have used them. Purchasers ars re-
crested 10 cal ard examine or superior stock
sssaTed tnzt taey vii had the BEST End PUR EST
aTtIclcs.
We E.ya AKA t.n.as : isrre stock resdy for de-
sIgsry, IA WHOSE, Aaf aud suzrteN e1sks 81 be
fcrths TRADE, HOTELS and FaMtENT USF
which 70 offer ca tbs MoSc FAVORAgLE
TERMS :
SMITH BROTHER, Brevers,.
30. la- ( 100 Wes.l3th So, New York City.
ofs'-s - Ma or ExsTees PrcllstiJ e1scated,
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Tug FrSASc4AL eoSntr-cS or .GEoReETowS
At meeting OF The Georgetown city councls
IA itfsa 20 SsIf-l1l I'D tcrr referred fbe annual
Tsooft Of tie Cr kcFtFe Corporation fct the year
1861, mad a report IN writing compiled nom tlle
Id statement Of tas CLERK and othSr sources rom
lie zen II W fsr tint te indehtedncsS u tnlt
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1892 | TIE us6G
Pennsylvania Central. Railroad,
MaEEEENM

pennsylvania Central. Railroad,
MsMEH6zN
with It's connectonsD .
IL FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THB. WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLASTED AND
FEE FROM DUSTI .- a-.-a-
"a. BAGGA6B CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE
IHREE DlkT TRAINS yRoN
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
. %. Two of them making
.. CLOSE CONNEXIONS AT HkRRIEBuRs
.-a' - with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
TO all points in the
.-a WEST. kokIH-wKsT Am SOUTH-wKsT.
U,Esr TLIOssh Tiekots. s1p!, =. pc oaas Of
parry, calvert station, Baltimore.
Spsendi4 Sleeping Cars o., aH N,gkt F,Giay
Smoking Saloon Cars oA all Trains.
.r... FROM WASHINGTON.
fsssenscrs ~ eske The s a. m sno s ?; m trans,
-AfIlunE IA BaltaR az 7.so q. m. aud Is D. m,
the Nodhern CeRtra 4. r., aud arrive IN Hsrus-
sTtE e.; al ?; M and ss H. there Son9so!lsr
haairosd Tor al pafts OF the west
-. -... FREI6HTS.
By this route, freigbts Of eli descriptions Re
iorgarded 70 and from any point on the kailrosls
OF Ohio, kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or MIssOaTI. by Railroad dtyeot.
The Pennsyivan@s Contra Railroad also connects
al flytsturE with Steamers. ~ which d oOos oan
be Forwarded 10 any port on tie Ohlo, Masking I'm,
kentD oky, Harnesses, CsmbsrIa IlAnoIs. MISS
lsslPRl, Wisconsin, MIssoUrls Kansas, Arkansas,
and r ed iveTs; and 81 Cleveland. Sendusky and
chicago with steamers 70 al Northwestern Lakes.
eferckants ana shippers entrUstlng the transpor-
tat ION of their FREIGHT TO this Contrary, can rely
With confidence on IT'S speedy treasIt.
THE RATES OF FkEIG II e % and from slI
Eoi9t IN the West, ~ the PeUnsJlysnA C.ntrsl
hsllroed, ara a. a.. ff1Egs as JarOTGb.s
chnfE6d by oshsf Railroad CoraydnisS.
GENIAL r. IA. It. =
MAGRAW a KOONS, Freight Agents,
- 80. ID no. 80 N0rth street, baltimore.
ENfofIH III E ;ET Sea- ssPsrInt'I AliooHs, Pa
H. n HOUSTON, Sent Freight Agent, Ph!la-
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ES OF IMPRVDENcE

-, HAAf saoOsAEcs cared a. this insttxtisu ultki,
hrtuissn yt1rss and he Bsmsrsss important asrf
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AZ Shortest, Qxieist a.d Bsa Rosts FROM Balls,
WEST, NORTH AND NORTHWEST.
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WALL, STEPHESS& CO., .'-.-.'
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VI ILL 7 AIRY an ID Ma VAL o.
MERCHANT TAILORS. .
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AND INTENSIVE. DEALEkS IN GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
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FHoLORED BOEDERRD TOWELS, seect
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with DIR ri and ample stock of all KINDS
O! Linen Goods. -s.-..sfs -Nrfr ...... .-'-s e
Ole price, the actual o.sh stand ard value, marked
II plain hsufeS, PERRY N BRO,
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II SDRRSSRB AND OTHER LINENS, aud
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wear. ...Il-r :. d. I,-a --. -
oar gortheIn apd eastern correspondents send
go -, 80 FERRY & BROTHER, ~
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w FOR THE ARMY. =. 4
W b Have just received. by steamer ATago, q
.6Tgs Assortment Of mr. Uf.:cBnt French Brass
Drums CSystemH .GrasoTe;l Erenohi Bngles, for
ln-9ltry, c>VaiTy, and artillery MsTtIn FT9Te's
Celebrated Ct.rionets nnd Piutes Brass fnstru-
lneHts Qi a. kinds. Also, tn finest saa ity of Ven-
Ice SlIiukS. BussO-.'s AccOTdeoEs and FlutInas.
Fogsth % with arge Gssof tnant OF la!es. French
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Al sizes, az .,,,,,,
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32I Penn avenue, back OF
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NOTICE,

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"ADAMS' EXPRESS CoAiPANYn
-. This Company Offers 70 the pr bic lIres ual I'D
Advantages for the Safe ana Qhick Dispatch Of
hesyJ Freights, Packages, Vsluebles, Money, 90,
&c, TO all parts Of tho Unified St.t>s.
Expresses to and from tho North and West de-
part from aud arrive In W ashinEton txloe daily,
Al Exgresses ars In charge OF szssrisassa ssS
An PsoEssss fOr. The so,di.rr carried .. ION.
All Goods for The s0-csIled "CoHfederats Ststes''
and all ArhcieE +" Contrxbsrd OF War; will be
Our Expresses Icsve NewYork At LIS, and 9 p.
n, arriving IN Washington a. A. NJ. and S.ss
.EIpree-es leave Pfiladei,tia ct - A.. M. and
HP NJ ErTirins IN Washington at ssOP. N, and
Expresses leave baltimore u 40 A. NJ. end p,
Nh arriving IL washington ~ Al NJ. AMI $50
Expresses for ell points North and West leave
washington a. $50 A. M. and $50 p. M. daily.
Special Contracts Tor large quantities OF Ffaghi
can be made on app .lcahon 10 this Office. =
All Soods oailed Tor end delivered frss Of Lxss
charges Il. W, PARSONS, D.
5uFs Adams ExFTess ComFenS.
Washinston. August q. lssl. al 2s-n
CUTTERS AND OTHERS SHOULD SUB
- SCRIBE TO THOMPSQN,S hank NOpE
OVERWHELMINGLY. S2.50 per year; semi ,
monthly, Sl50; monthly, Is cents; with two copies
OF descriptive lat free 70 ell who Pay ia advance.
Oroers promptly executed hI enclosing hemoney
II note addressed 10 WARREN CHI ATE,
332 Pa. avenUe .sF.| - Re 7-6ts
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-30
- : - -.
HURRAH! FOR OHIO.

In the recent battle at Somerset, KY, by
far the most important action thus far in
the war, our gallant State won glorious
laurels. The three light batteries engaged
on the Union side were all from Ohio, (Capt.
Standards battery from Cleveland, Capt.
Kinney's from Geneva, Ashtabula county,
and Capt. Wetmore's from Cuyahoga Falls,
Summit county,) and Capt. Kinney
Ashtabula battery won ext ravagant praise
for its splendid firing. McCook's heroic
German Regiment, (the 9th Ohio) the
heroes Of Carnifex Ferry, came up to the
support of the 10th Indiana, at the open
ing Of the fight, when that gallant Regi
ment was about to be overpowered by vastly
superior numbers, and poured their deadly
Minie's into the rebels with terrible effect
BY their timely arrival aud their gloriou,
conduct the brave but wayering Indianian,
were sustained until the arrival of the 4tf
Kentucky and ID Minnesota. An Eas
Tennesseean, writing to the Cincinnati Com
mercial, goes into ecstacies over bayone
charge, made with triumphant yells, b,
the 9th Ohio and I'd Minnesota. Beside.
these, there were the l4th, 18th, 3lst, 35tl
/, and 3sth Ohio Regiments in reserve. b,
Again we say, Hurrrah! for Ohio.