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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08
DRY GOODS.

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Largest and Cheapest
I5sesa sag oc. -ts.
STOCK OF
FANCY & sTkP1E DRY G30D
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In t1ao 0t@se or Iov0a
BOUGHT FOR CASH,
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PARTOF
| 100 pieces Merrimack and other prints.
500 pieces brown and bleached muslin.
800 pieces Lawns, Bszages, Brilliants.
400 pieces Delaines, Challies, Mohairs and Sill
Poplins.
800 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
hams.
0e0pieces Cottonades, Denims, Hickory, Checks
Linen Drills, &c.
500 dos Hose, Gloves, Mitts, DC.
500 Summer Shawls, Of all kinds and qualities
600 Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, and ever
other kind..of goods usually found in first elias
Dry Goods Store.
/ 80 s8ia& t.ef
Don't Fail TO EEna,sissl
CHEAP & GOOD GOODS,
before purchasing. TNo trouble to show good
1t wHIsLER's.
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT
The very latest and best in use, just received
5000 for sale 1t New York price, at
WHISPERS.
| 1000
NEW PATTkRN FkENtH COLLARS
AZ one half the usual prices at
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08
RECR UITS WANTED /!
They Must BE Had!
Pay AbunAantl! Oon,t Wait TO b
Dealted!!

TT IS THE DUTY OF EVERY MAN Shell
/ tered under the American a & 70 como forward
and protect It. The Government pays recruits
Who volunteer, $40 in advance. The county add
70 this sum for married men S7t moro, making
SIS At once on going into service, and 10 sing.e
men $50, making 500. which will Do paid on snlss-
ine and going Into camp, SIS to $21 per month,
and SIS ct the close OF the war
The undersignes hos received . commission from
tho Adjutant General to raise one OF The compa
MES to come from Scott county for the giment to
DO organised in the "a Congregational District and
hes opened an o6ice on Brady street, over G. g.
P,ummers book store, Davenport, whore he hopes
to organise the
First Company in tho RegIHfnt,
Recruits viii receive rstions and clothing 1t
once on enlisting. Drafted men receive no boun-
". A beral responle to the call Of the govern
ment now, 1t snce, will snab it TO close the wal
in short time. Company officers to be chosen
from the members OF the same when the ranks
are filed.
c. BARNEY,
B. W. kUkDTTT,
Recruiting officers.
Davenport, August ID, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08

TT "a ONE OF THE MOST SUCGESSFUL
,cho.l, io the West. and fully entitled to the
i.-re patronage it has received. 1t has . large
and able corps Of teachers. m 70 located IN osscf
The healthest and most pleasant towns In Illinois
Tho standard Of scholarship IL high, and the
hn,ldinp the finest IF III hind in the state. The
P.r,ei. Department Offers special iu3uceme nts.
l. x,epses vary from Sl2e to $40 per year, seeord-
ing TO the ssodi.s.
n. III hersl d. coupts to clergymen.
! For ctrcul rs address Rev. G. ". Qnercen, a..
n Aurora Illinois. jyl7w6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08

aooTC euARD0.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08

them most fully. II we cannot hold
our own against one or two secession lists
in a whole State here without force, what
are We to do with the armies OF Stone.
wall Jackson?
If the leading Republicans, however,
abandon their own principles to take
vengeance tor.op,nion's sake, can tell
YOU that they will not leave 70 great =
matter in the hands OF any such persons
As the prosecution in this case. They
Gill not conde sc-nd to sirink from the
court IF Judge Lynch, to whom the ju-
risdicton Of such cases properly b..
longs, to whine over Us in. the cellar Of
Deacon Palmer. They will not attemp,
to watch Us in entry ways, like Mr..
Phineas Stone-or advert,-e rs 10 Sun.
lay papers, as were tue Gordons. Nor,
We happen to be SO situated, will they
sneak round to master builders Or other
employers, and threaten them With lose
Of business if We are not dismissed. 40
is the high toned and maguaoimons
practice Of Mr.. William Wsshbu,n.
This petty business never sprung from
."em. 1ney are great party, and
oe''eve An honest ore. They are not to
oe measured with the measure Of M.
sumner or Of Peter II bart. If thew
utter s"eeFs IN their temper, they empty
their pockets in their generosity to heal
the sick and feed the widow aud orph.n
And when they do that, cir, they never
ask what party the husband or the g..
tbee belonged to. No, Dir, the bulk Of
the Republicans love their country end
help thsr O iontrymen. They leave the
meAo bosipess Of spy. and iniormsr, q
Ialasaist 'a.d eorfaar tioaisa 70 ssaaeads
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

Greatly Reduced Prices,
And oerreat Bargains to the Purchaser and partcu.
larry the Merchants, our stock comprises large
Of just such Goods q they must keep, rs
follows: E.....
Dress Goods, Pins,
Ginghams, Prints, Leather Belts,
Shawls, Lawns, Silk Belts,
Challies, Jaconets, Silk do
Barred Muslins, Knitting Cotton,
Delains, Cambrics, Tooth Brushes,
Crashes, Cottonades, Hair do
Jeans, Satiuetts, Hair Oil,
Cassimeres, Flannels, Hair Pins,
Linen Table Cloths, Thimbes,
Parasols, Hoop Skirts, Kid Gloves,
Hosiery, Handkerchief, Silk and Lisle Gloves,
Shoes and Boots, Scissors, Port Monaies
Fine Combs, Machine Silk,
Coarse do Coral Beads,
Pocket do Watch Guards,
Needles, Hooks & Eyes, Tors, Gun Caps,
Pearl Il Agate Buttons, Coat 4 Vest Buttons,
Pant Buttons, Pant Buckles,
Letter PAPER, Cotton g. Linen Tape
Envelops, Steel Pens, Spool Threads.
Lead Pencils, Silk Thread,
States, Violin Strings, DC, &C., &c.
SCOTT Il BROTHER,
June 4, 1862, McGregor, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
44atest Mews.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the North lows TrnRs.1
W No afternoon report. Line down

W- No afternoon report. Line down.;
D. A. tfahony's Letter Or Acceptance.
OLD CAPITOL PIIsoN,
Washington, D. c., Aug. 25, 49,
Fellow- Citizens Of the Thru Congrcs-
s;onal District Of Lossa Il have just re-
ceived information through the instrumen.
tality of friend who visited me in the Old
Capitol Of the Union-now converted into
military prison-that have been nomi.
mated as candidate for Representative in
Congress, by a convention repre- sentating
the loyal citizens Of the Third District Of
Iowa.
l have only the opportunity afforded me
to say to the people that gratefully accept
me. may be permitted to add that If you
be true to your manhood, to your interests
as citizens of Iowa, to your patriotism as
American citizens, you will transfer from
the Old Capitol where am incarcerated
for being true to the Constitution of my
country so the New Capitol, as your Rep.
resentative. If lam elected shall devote
myself preservingly to the preservation Of
the Constitution, to the restoration of the
Union and to publication of the Govern.
ment from the corruption which is threat
ening its subversion and destruction.
appeal to every conservative citizen Of
the District, as he values Constitutional
government and Constitutional rights, to
bestir himself diligently and periodically
In an effort to save our country from the
ruin to which it is being hurled by the
dominant faction which fear has q con-
trolling influence.
The intelligence and virtue of the people
alone can preserve the country ftom utter
ruin. You are portion of the people, you
have the right to elect Representative in
Congress; it is through Congress that you
can preserve the Constitution; that you
can preserve your liberties, that you can
preserve yourselves and your posterity
from being subjected to such onerous bur-
dens as no people can endure.
At the earliest opportunity shall, il
permitted, address you more at length.
Your Fellow Citizen,
d. A. MAHONY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

TO THE NERVOUS AND CONSUME
tive Of both sexes. A Retired Clergyman
having been restored to health in q few days,
after many years of great Suffering, is willing
to assist others by sending (free) on the receipt
of a postpaid directed envelope, copy of the
prescription used. Disect the REV. JOHN M
DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y
June Ii, lS62m4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

DASpxLIoN AND WILD CHRnRY BIrrsRs.--Provi.
dence has bestowed a blessing upon mankind through
the fundamentally Of Dr. huntington in present.
ing to the world his Dandelion and Wild Cherry Bit
ters We have tried it in family with the greatest
success, for the of Salt Rheum. As blood pu-
rer, is the most effective remedy extant. See ad.
vertisement in another column. Lansing Aryus
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

AZ The Davenport Democrat d Mers
are Of the most vigorous Democratic jour-
nails in the state, has the following with
reference to the nomination fMr. Maho.
ney.
He SHOULD DEcLlNE-There is no kind
70 use to try to conceal 1.-THE fact can't
be concealed that the nomination Of D. A.
Mahony in the third Congressional District
was most unfortunate blow 10 the success
Of the democratic cause in this State.--
Gentlemen may declare to the contrary as
they please we know it to be the case. If
the Democracy of that District are determ-
ined that they will sacrifice all the chances
of the other candidates, let them maintain
their course, but We advise them to act
differently. We hope that Mr. Mahony's
good sense will lead him to decline the
nomination at once. He owes it to the de-
mocracy Of the State to do so.
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
Gottseh To.uiGht. /.

The hrst Of the Gottsohalk concerts takes
place this evening. at Willards' Hall, assisted
by Miss Hinkley, Brignoi, Susini. and Max
Marstsek. The number of those who devote
themselves to the study Of tho piano u 90 great
and Of those who acquire distinction In II 20
small, that the nrst appearance Of Mr. Colts.
ohalk. who has gained for himself a reputation
second to none, will bs An event Of extraordina.
ry interest 10 our musical public. Tickets and
seats can be secured at Mr.. Netzsrotts music
store. .a ur.r g.s. .r.r.u.... t.... .
We copy the following extract from the Phil
adelphis Press; .... '3.b, E,.'.-,.,
"With bewildering geniua, the embodiment
Of all schools and styles, Gottsohalk, again
comes among US. As an author is known by
his works, so are the compositions OF Cots
typical Of their creator. Hs comes unassum
ingly upon the stage, and seats himself quietly
at the piano. His nDgers ut hrst pass over the
keys with soft, feathery motion, suggestng
with few flashing undulations, rnusic's INFINITE
world, so light, so evanescent, and up arkling
like the dslirious n,ousseaup OF champagne
dying away AZ II touches our lips. Soon, with
entire and absolute abandonment, his soul goe
forth In his work. and his fingers grasp the
keys passionately. Passion itself is exalted
and divine utteranoe Is given it. The whole
room 10 filed with harmony, and when ht
ceases, the walls seem still to echo the sounds
50 that the rst foreign noise is like an electri,
shock. II 10 Gottschalk who alone Greater
these feelings, and how Ia 1t with his great con
temporary Both possessed of wonderful tai
ent, how different are the emotions excited BY
Thalberg and Gottsohalk, The former, pos
sessing the mechanical perfection of method
which makes the sense OF method lost In listen
ing TO him, does not, like G0ttsohslk, oombin,
tho grace of music with the power Of passion
Thalberg Is conscious Of his great powers, an,
seams superior to his art; whilst Gottschall
venerates it."
The national Republican., 1862-03-06

WrII.nns' HALL; 4. 3. eor r.,u..x.
M. GRAu has The honor 70 ssnounos that Mr.
GOTrSCHALk's oely two
Grand C0ncefts,
in Ws.h!sgtna yin tsss p.aec On THURSDAY and
FRIDAY Evenings, March 9th and 1th.
MR, GOTTSCHALK
has received from the Nev York and Philadelphia
public and press the most zig d proofs of their high
eetipatior Of his talent and1 warm appreciation
Of the zeal with which he hae cultivated s extYaor.
dinsry gifts The Concerts he IL giviue In those
otles are meetlsg with immense success.
Mr.. 0OTT6CHALK Flrst Appearance In wash.
iugton will be attended With ample and compile. .e
arfangemeuts for the amusemeut and comfort Of his
patrons. The principsl artists Of the Academy Of
Music, New York, including s.sz.
SIGA ISABELLA HINkLEY,
SiGS. BRIGNuLI, SUSINI,
Have be. engaged 70 give frat class promisence 10
the vocal department And I, that the tntertsinmeni
~ lack nothing for want Of the supervision Of
experisnced and compstsnt Maestro,
Of. .... MR MAX MARETZEK
will assume the entire Musical Direction.
The price Of admission Ia fixed at one dollar. Re
served seais 20 cents extra Seats for either of tn
two 0ottchalk Concerts can be eecurrd at Mr.. Met
sslotts Mu-c Store corner Of llth street and Penn
sylvanis svtnus, commsncing this (Wednetday
DooEs open st ~; Concert 10 commence At s.
mar -
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
s1lsueslys ~ q sslIlll1EEsIe:

A
| Yesterday morning, bstvyssswSsbA three.
b'clookx che sheedeoqe req6A1ces soooalied by
ConaI Nsrcisr sstbe frspck 1lniater, .sltustsd
on The Corner II MaShtpS Stod ana Road strsstS,
opposite Oar HIN Csmst1fy, Osorgst0wn, was
totally consumed Uy Asssl0as nre originated
In The basement, ffop N detective 1ue in the
huenaes, and, before discoverod, had obtaiped
such hsadWsy ~ 10 render IL extinction In
possible. tbs lady Of Count Msrcis1, WHO'S
apartment vas In the west wing of the build
i6g, narrowly ssoapsd With hsf hfe, and wAs
Nth great dinculy rescued from tho nAass.
HAe, lcssq Al VI hsf rjswslry., which rSs vsry
iAAos0 the articles consunsA we're Two vsl,.
aole poftssits of the present Emperor and Nm
pre- of France. A iATgs ard valuable hbsary
Ths house ~ furnished N the most oostly ,
and elegant says, and bat little Of ths furniture
was saved ffom dsstruotion., that portion Of
the furniture which was rescued from The
hames was guarded BY the provost guard
untlfthe next morning, WHOM itwse removed
TO an unoooupied building near By: TAe build
ing va injured. Count Rsrcisf'S lcss will Ok
ceed elBNoO. "'' VIZ 'sH
Ths residence, which was one Of the hnsst IL
the District. WAS sttuated In the midst Of ,
beautiful grove, on the most commanding ole
vation Of de famed "Gsorsstown Heights"
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
Dead BODY Dascovered.

The dead body Of negro man, apparently
about thirty.dve years Of age, was discovered
Of woods, near Good Hope. belonging to the
Naylor estate. The body had evidently been
lying where found for some days. Acting Cor.
oner johnson, who was notified Of the fact,
directed the body TO be renewed to the nearest
station house, in order that an inquest might
be held TODAY,
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
Tuturo DAY0.

nv WALL d BARNARD, Aact'rs. Cor. OF
D Ninsh street and Penn. Avenue THE
ENTIRE STOCK OF A SU UrLER, LIE sSE, FIN
TUkES d DnsK, STOVES, HORSE, WAGON and
HARNESS, &c, at Auc ion On FRIDAY MORN.
ING, March I, commenci g at 10 O'Clock, we Will
sell Without re,erve ct Store No. 800 street. next
TO the Star once the entire stock OF sutler chang
Ing business, such as
White and Yellow Sugars,
Boxes Coffee and Salefatus,
Sardines, Pickles,
Barrels Rice, Barrels Cakes.
Barrels Hams, Kits Mackerel,
Stationery, Candies Foxes Pie Fruits,
Brandy Peaches, Boxes Sop,
Boxes Adamantns Rnd Sterine Candles,
Ca es Brandy Cocktails and Smasies,
Gases Bourbon Whisky Cocktail, Mint julip,
Arrack Punch, London Jockey Club Clio,
Scheidam Schnaps, Eye Opener,
Army Tonic Cordial,
barrels WHITE Wheat, Miller's Rye,
Magnolia Whisky, Casks b. andy,
Casks Port and Malaga Wines,
Casks Holland Gin and Scotch WHISTLES,
Boxes Tobacco, Cheese,
Barrels New York Sirup,
Large Lot Cigars and Pipes,
spring Wagon and Harness,
| with many other goJds not here mentioned. Al
of which viii be poitively sold
Terms cash, WALL BARNARD,
| mars Auotioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
Matinee.

The matinee Of Secretary Chase and hii
daughters, evening before last, was certainly
one of the most numerous and brilliant ever
branches Of the national legislature, the diplo.
matio corps, officers Of the army and navy
distinguished citizens of Washington, Baltimore
and other oities, many Of them accompanied
with ladies, presented y galaxy of intellect
Festivities were enliyened by an excelieni
band ..'
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
Ths ssassa Of I.snt.

Yesterday was Ash Wednesday and conse.
qusntly the commencement Of Lsnt. The sea.
Catholics than by any other denomination Of
Christians, and services were held In all Of the
churches Of that psrsuaston yesterday. Lent
is also observed By the Eptscopnlian denomi.
ofPhiadelphis. has Issued the following rules
/. All The faithful, who have completed their
twenty.Arst year, are bound to observe the fast
Of Lent, unlsss Dispensed for lsgitimats rea-
J. One meal = day only is allowed, except on
5. Tkis meal Is not to bs taksn until about
noon. ..ta .r'.,r,... "a ..
I. On those days on which permission 4.
to be ussd at the same meal, even BY way lot
5. 4 COLLATION. or partial msslis allowed in 2hs
Tss Ssnss c6
8. Bread, butter, cheese, fruit of all kinds
salads, vegetables, and hsh, are permitted al
the collation.; NIX snd egg. are prohibited;
morning some. warm liquid suoh a tea and
coffee, or thin chocolate made with water.
8. Necessity and customs have authorized
the use Of lard instead Of butter, III preparing
:. TSs following person. ar. not bound te
observe the fast: All under twenty .ons year.
Of age; the sioki pregnant women, and thos<
giving suck to infants; thoss who are obliged Il
do hard work; and all who through weakness
cannot fast without injury to theif health.
10. The uss Of meat 10 allowed By diapsnsa
tion at any time on Sundays, but only, Il thu
full meal on al Mondays. Tuesdays and Thurs
days, except Thursday In holy Week ,rr,.
H.. Persons exempted from the obligation
Of fasting, by age or laborious occupations
are not restricted To- the use Of meat at on,
meal only, on these days on which its use 1
granted BY dispensation. " 'h '''..l
The national Republican., 1862-03-06

Whitshurse, Ne. A5A PsAn. AvsAas,
d selling original odrtes de visits photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan ID the latest published, and 10 con.
sidered the best In existence. Bee our photo
grabs Ia oil and water oplors. Also portraits OF
10 oailsa TO bur full length sttsrtypss. for send.
ing by mail. r. dee ID
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
HuyRlaRY.

Early yesterday morning, ths residence o
Mr.. s. Cole, on Ninth street near e, was entered
by burglars, and a number Of articles of wear
ing apparel carried of. Mr.. Coles room wal
also visited by the rasoals, who took from hil
pantalsons pocket his purse, containing twenty
dollars, but becoming frightened, dropped the
purse, and vamossd with only one dollar Ii
small change.
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
Robbery.

The dwelling Of Mr.. George A. Smith, on the
Navy Yard, was entered yesterday morning
Tas ats sTh o Of sSndn so saS
watch, and 4l76 In money.
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
PatrhfN0tl0na.

Recent excavations along the line Of the Lou
doun and Hampshire railroad have eXhum cd
two large trees In complete state of petrifao
ton. hxpeTienced Judges have pronounced
the pstrihsd trees to have heen been beech.
Thespecimens obtained are remarkably hns
the grain of the wood being beautifully trac cd
In vivid 0Olors, and the bark In many place,
having assumed the solidity of stone.
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
DIED.

rsr- ..- DIED.
In camp, at Halls Hill. Va, Private N. R.
Stevens, Of Company F, Eighteenth regiment
Massachusetts, infantry, OF typhoid fever, after
q few days illness. His remains have been sent
to his bereaved parents ut Dedham, Asssachu.
setts. .. -. 81
This young man was distinguished by his d.,
votioD to literary pursuits, and gave promise
Of excellence which 10 now disappointed.
He was active in establishing In the regiment
Q literary association, and was, himself, one OF
the most prominent Of its members.
That association, feeling deeply his loss a. q
member, a. well a. q comp aniOn In arms, and
desiring to pay tribute 10 his memory, have
passed the following resolutions:
Resolued, That In the death of Nelson Roland
Stevens, we deplore the loss Of brave and ac.
complished young man Of great promise, and
one who has made himself respected by his as
sociates. ....
RESOLVED, That we tender to his family and
friends at home our wsrmest sympathy. And
while In the swift tide Of events which press
on and around US, We may not be able to mourn
as they mourn, yet the memory Of their lost
enc shall bs ever present " our minds.
Resolued. that those resolutions be published
In the National Republican and Dedham Ga.
zetle, and that copy be sent to his bereaved
family.
CHARLES D. O'REILLY, President,
EDWARD H. FEENA, Vice President,
HsRBkRT LUTHER, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
Urls KRINGLE IS COME.

KRIS KR1NGLE $ ooMh.
Just receiving, the largest stockof
FANCY GOODS
In Washington
Writing Desks, Dressing Gases, r r.Ioiios, Dtrec.
tion and Alphabet Elocks, q ames, Photo.
graph Albums, Gin aud Miscel
laneous Books, In great
varieties, at war
Gail and see, at SHEPh tkDS
Headquarters,
decu Corner seventh and ID streets.
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
nv 2. g: ssaI!aE q CO.. Assst,cnssI:.

I1Y y. q. MCGUIRE u CO., Auctioneers.
ID PEREMPrORY SALE OF TIE ENTIRE
FuRHIruRE, EYPRCTs AND GoOp WILL OF THE CLAY
HoTkL, IL THIS ciTT.-On THURSDAY M0RNING.
aaron 9Th, at II O'Clock, In the Hall of the clay
Hotel, on Pcnnsylsanis avenue, between Third and
-Four and ahalf streets, We shall sell to the hil laes
bidder tho entire Furniture and Effects and Good
Ill of the Clay Hotel, containing sbov' one hun.
dred rooms and doing an excellent business.
immediate possession will be given, a. the pro
psie,or has made his arrangements to engage in
other business
Terms: One haf cash the remainder In two, four
and sig months satisfactorily secured, with interest
"-.r. JAS. c. Mc9UlRE CO.,
marl-d Auctioneers,
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
rAs lses4l sSrs Dsssss.g

From Canada, will describe dissases md tell his
patients the nAture Of their oompJaints or
y illness, without rsesivine any n. :
formation from than.
No CAdvvs fw C6RnItdtSon o. Advtos.
- - oun MOTTO.
We use such Balins q have 40 strife
With Natufs o. the LAW Of Liz:
With Blood ouv hsuda we never stain
Nor polssn men 10 sAse their pain. y.
Our Fathsr--Wh1m sll gsodness Alls,
Provides ~ msans 70 eufs all i1h; .
The Simple Herbs bsusath oar fest,
Well ussd, rslisve oar paia colplste. ~ Z
A simpls Herb, . simple Flower, .t.t
Guild ffom the dewy Lea
Thsse, theee shall speak with touching power
OF change Snd health to thee. .ta--. ~ T
Ro m No II, washiag 90 Bsildisg, Psnnsylva.
mia svenus, eofoss Of Seventh street. =
No charge for Coasuhstiod. janll-sm
Canadian references Of he indian Herb Doctor!
Sir u. HeidD, Governor Of Csssda; Hon Hy
Stsrnf, Mayor Of nontreal, G, b; Hon Geo. Hall
Mayor Of Qusbso, o. q Hon JOIN Butchipton
Mayor Of Tor0nto, O. ~; Hoo. B. Robinson
Hon ". Hstthsys, Ralpf q Brsntioid, G. W
Hon w Barker, Mayor q Londoe, g. W.; w. Say
sgs, late Col Of Ariliisfy; d. P. Dwight, Supt o
Msss fesos:o TCsyss NJ ioresiS ssi
G. W.. Urquhsrf, Surgeon, Tssoato, Q. W.
mar s =. - ,...
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
mar l-lmulo

WANTED "A FEW ACTIVE PERSONS,
w to canvass the regiments Gu the Vrglpis shore
for stencil names. From three 10 i've dollars per
day may be realized by active operations Inquire
of D. SMITH,
Washington Bsilding, Room %,
feb l9-lms Washington, D. Q,
The national Republican., 1862-03-06
National ll.iIeal college.

The closing services of the Medical College OF
this city will take place this evening. The fol.
lowing are the graduates: Hubert L. Becker,
OF Kentucky; W. H. Combs, of the District oi
Columbia; J. s. Conrad, of the District OF Co
lumbia; ]. W. Lyman, of New York; and Chas.
H. Bowen, ofthe District of Columbia.