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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-16
MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF
MI YOUTH RESTORED IN -FOUR WEEKS

DR.. RICoRD's ESSENCE OF LIEF
:, Dr. Rieord (of Parisl after years OF earnest So
citation, has at length soceded 70 the urgent re-
Agent In New York for the sale Of his valued and
highly-prized ESSENCE OF LIFE. This wonder.
fui agent will restore Manhood to the most shat
tered constitutions, whether arising from exccsses
tho cnects OF climate, or natural Gsusea, The
time required to cure the most inveterste oase IL
four weeks and, Il used according to the printed
Instruction. which are very simple, failure is i'm.
possible. This iife-restoriHg remedy should DO
manent. II Is acknowledged by the medical press
TO be the greatest discovery ever made. Tie de-
velopins powers are miraoulouu. Success, 10
ignorance =. ,'-.-'''
ir; Records Essence OF Lie IL sold in osses, with
IL ,p'spse ~ tor nse st Or four Quantities
iully packed, on receipt Of remittance TO his az.
credited agent, PHILIP ROLAND
.. AL brooipe street,
One door west OF Broadway. New York.
jy3l-iy
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NEW TIERS PATENT,
~ Certificate No. q, s65, May %, 1897

Nr EW LETT TIERS PATENT,
~ Certificate No. 81, s6S, May %, 1881
INSTANTANEOUS INDICATORS
The Advantages Of this Invention are that's
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine 10 offered to the Public, that will account
for
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great benefit Of Chartered ConpAnies--as
city Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry Boats OF the
various Cities, and Foot Passengers over Bridges.
THIS MACHINE 10 not At the control OF Conduc-
tors or Gate keepers-is In no way complicated,
and Of great strength and durability; to further
comment by us on this saving point 10 unnecessary;
1t 10 an Invaluable ..
L-TALE MACHINEi
AZ tinst the tOo-often prsotiecd
KNoCK-DoWN sYsTRM.
Its gencIAl usG 10 also wherever Moneys are paid
for AdujsHion, such az
THEATRES,
ol their different Tiers and all other Public Place
"i Exhibition; Large First-clAss Hotel Dining
Rot pIH, tPfOprietOTa Of which will save 4 quarter
o. their rents BY its introduction,) Fair Gfounds,
Race C0urses, Wheel Vehicles, and last, though
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent lie.
turns OF NOtes at Elections.
=, S.-CommuniostiOns rom those having use
viii receive attention.
ROWLAND CROMELIEN,
WILLIAM r, CRISP,
Patsntoes, ss3 Penntylvanis Avenue.
Washington, Msy ~ iSss my 4s--dtf
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NOTICE.--JUST RECEIVED FROM
IN Germany, a large lot Of RHENisH WINES
o. the very best quality which will be sold by the
q. A. sPRINGMAN,s
Columbia Hotel and Restaurant,
~ Psnnsylysuis avenue, Washington, D. G.
ost2-sns
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-16

NJ EW YORK
WASHINGTON
STEAM SHIP LINE.
sEMi-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
WASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN, D. c.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
SALNOR AND JAS. 8. GREEN,
Regular sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAL
URBAYs, st 10 =. M, from foot OF High streer
Georgetown, and Pier 10, foot of Wall street. New
York.
FoI hetght or IsAssge apply to
AukbAN RHISHART,
h,"Dta foo. Of High street,
Georgetown, or
iktfS bhSD, Agent
Je9J III Walt susss Sss yoFk
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THE SUPNEME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To al ptoTn il may concern, GREETING;
Notice ia hereby given, That, on the 2ad day OF
October, 1861, the schooner Herald her tackles ap-
parel furniture, and cargo, were captured by the
umted states steaT calypso, ana brought into
lbs District ior adJudication, and the same are
liheled and prosecuted In this Court in the name
OF the United States, for condemnation AZ Lawful
pze, for reasons set forth Ia libel and that ssid
oanse will stand for trial At the lily Hail. 10 the
cit" OF Washington, on the second MONDAY Of
December next, when and where all persons are
warned to appear to show cause why oonusmna-
ti0n should not be decreed, and to Intervene for
their interests. November IL, 1898.
H.. MEIGS I,
nois-esd Cletk.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-16

III ARD WARE, BAR-IRON, AND
IL STEEL.
Hardware, Bar-iron, Steel
Horse Nails and Shoes
Diamond state Shoeing Iron
Ayles and Axle Boxes
Springs, Carriage and Tire Bolts
Hubs, Spokes, Fellocs, shafts
Duck, Drill and Canvas
Wheels, Buggy and Wagon Bows
hAircloth Springs
Exce.sior, Tow, Hair
Castings Of all kinds
English and American NaFniGhss,
4 large aud complete stook Of the above con.
stsntly on hand
THOMPSON l. CO.,
NJ. SIS Sin ID 81, opposite Centre Market
'-t late q. ". rh0tnnsnr q Hrn
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nR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
~ Practice OF Dentistry, in the Washington
Building, -.tacr Pennsylvania avenue and seventh
steSs. Having pr acticed III the s0uth nearly six.
sgn yesrB nc feels assured that he sAn give sATis
est on to Any that may call
Teeth inserted On Vu!eAnits, Rih ,sr, or DO,
"rn's thiorntonD sdainist wt.ss 'ssUss,
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MEDICAL.
J P eel Al N OTI o Z

Da. M. vrLLNrs Private Hospital, In The FED.
sssl nassh sorasr Of seventh ed ' stsssss, oppo-
dss the rost and Patent omsss. Moons n and n
up ssairs, wsshiaSsoa, DC. %
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DLOODi BLOODN BLOODili
d Sores THEIR CAUSE pEPRAvED
NNDITiON OF THE VITAL FLUID.


ID Sores THEIR CAUSE A DEPRAvED
DNDlTioN OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
LRUGGLA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS, LETTERS,
SCALES, BOILS, SYPHILIS OR VI.
fl o. SEREAL DISEASES, &c.
SAAARTTANS
ROOT AND HERB JUICES
- offered to the public ~ . positive euro. Ban.
shea all impurities Of the blood and brings the
,ystem TO Eeslthy action, cure those Spots, Tst.
Scales and Copper CoiUrsd Patches,
SYPHILIS or VEEEREAL DISEASES,
The SAMARITApS Root AND HERB JUICES
o the most certain remedy ever prescribed II 70.
noves every particle Of poison.
DO NOT DESPAIR.
Keep out OF hospitals. Hrs 10 . cure In any
for g. Prios 81 per botts, or six for a. With
hill dissstions Sold BY .'a
Cor. Eleventh ct. and Penn ~.
HENRY COOK,
} Alexandra, Va.
"' sent by expross, carefully packed.
Ian civ ll Philadelphia.
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uOsTETTERs CELEBRATED
, STOMACH BITTERs.

READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure Of HEALTH. put how ~ you ask.
We answer, Ills an easy task.
strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
The NERvEs, the servants OF the brain.
The LrvEn keep in active play ...,..sl..
And regulate, from day to day.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan, a..
Brace and refresh the IsHEA MAI,
And like watch, that's kept in chime
By constant care, with railroad time,
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the sptriis, too.
"How," you Inquire, !" can this be dopei
This Victory s'er Disease be wonT
"HosrErrER's BrITERs," we reply,
IL HEALTHs SUPREME rRoTEsrIoH-rRyi
Al means Of regenerstins the dissrdered and
enfeebled system, regulating every function Of the
internal organs, reviviag the depressed Spirits In
MIGRATING the constitution, and prolonging LIE,
no msdicipsi preparation, either Of the past or
the present time, has been 20 completely and uni
VERBALLY suoossafli ~ '.I' ~ ... .
HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TIERS.
Against the vapors foul prepare,
That fever faint the heavy sir. .l..
I Drink not unmixed the water found
In prairies, woods, or mArshy ground
|, p. II sedentary toll you ply,
kafxys you must assia-ov die;
For when debarred iroia exetcise
For artificial aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
10 threatened evil to prevent!
And you'd be relieved or spared
ytat3 Ills that crush the '.nrrena,ss,
Hoststfsr's Bittsfs uss-fof note "
They are the svREsr ANrIpoTE.
To set At defiance the miasma Of unhealthy soils.
the poison Of unwholsome water, the efiiuvis OF
crowded work-rooms and factories, and the bane-
full influence Of Eedentary employments, It Is only
necessary to be iorearnei with
HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH
'.' BITTERs
Dyspepsia's pAngs, that rack and grind
The body, and deprcss the mind; o-'
Agues, that a. they 80 and come,
Make life constant martyrdom;
Colics and dysenteric pains,
Meath which the strong mans visor wsnes /;
bilious sonpiaints, thore tedious Ills,
Meier conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread diarrhsa, that cannot be
Cured BY destructive mercury,
Slow constitutional decny, -,
That brings Death nearer day by day;
Nervous prostrstion, mental gloom
Heraids Of madness or the tomb,
For these-though mineral nostrums fall
Means Of relief At least we hall,
HosTETTEh's Neutrality-suspicious. sure,
Not to prevent, alone, but cure. "1'
In dyspepsia, fever and aguo bilious complaints,
constitutional and nervous debility, constipation,
seA-siekneas spasms, and in all complaints OF Man
or woman, proceeding from casual or inherent
weakness OF the body, the one great remedy and
restorative il .0
HosrETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT,
TIERS. ..'...
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Pastor Of Greene Avenue Presbyterian Gu, Oh.
READ e. D. Il. N. sOUTHWORTH's LETTER.
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEoRoETowK, D. c.,
April 2, 1888.

READ Z. D. Il. N. soUrHWoRTHs LETTER.
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEoRoETowK, D. CT
Mesn. Ho.tenr = SMITH. "p'A . '''' )
GENTLEMEN, 1t gives me pleasure to add my
testimonial to those Of Others In favor Of your
on the banks OF southern river, and OF close sp-
plioation to literary work, had 30 thoroughly ex-
hsa.dSsd E ns5 n. sy,rsn and NY
and nervous headache, recurring At short Inter
walls, and denying all known remedies in tLs Msteria
but total change Of residence and pursuits would
restore my health, when friend recommended
ho;testerI Bitter; procured bottle a. an OK.
ne that had found At last the right o o. s
OF rapeaies. The relief 1t afforded me hss been
complete 1 y now some years since hrst tried
be-. Itiss standard Family Cordial with us, and
thing else but we use it In ali narvous, sious,
and 1yspetc cases, from fever down TO tooth ao c.
II whnt have now said will lead any dyspeptio or
nervous tsvalid to Assure remedy, I'hal have done
remain S'A~s4i b. 'tsip Z! n soSiEa aTWSt5RrH
READ JOHN W. BRoNAUGHs LETTER,
NAVY DEPT BUREAU or YARDS AND DOCKS,
Mesn,. Hosteiier 4 Smith, PhtsSu,yI, Pa! '''1'
GEsrLEMEs: About four years since my atten-
tion was called to your Celebrated stomach Bit
pepsis, in all OF Its terrific forms. Indeed, ! had
sleep so@msaees lie use Of your Ritssis,S isi.
Ing them according to your dlr0ptlons except that
tho dose was reduced to one-h4l[ and found myself
much, very mueh benefited by the nrst bottlei the
second relieved me entirelyi but have ever since
taken dose in the morning immediately on rising,
finding 1t to act asa tonic and appetizer Of the
most agreeable character. There Is a peculiarly
In the effect OF your Bitters on which It may be
well to stste II from any shall be suffering
ever SO aeutely with the heaiache, q dose OF your
Bitters relieves me In fifteen minutes In ooiclu-
sion, say with all sincerity and truth, l would
not be returned to the state OF health in which
your Bittefs found me, and from which they have
unquestionably relieved me, Tor all the money In
this world. am, with great respect, .4 - .
NJ. Your obedicnt servant,
F.. JOHN W. BRONAuGH, Chief Clerk,
Prepared by HOsrETTER sMITH,
And sold By Druggists and Family Grosers.
= Nov York once, No. t26 Roadway.
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READ REV. W. b. LEES LETTER.
70 BRooELYN, n. Y, May %, 1855.

Msssrs Hosieffer 4 smith: = - 777'
GENTLEMEN; have used your Bittcrs duriur
the last six weeks and feel due to you and 10 the
Public to express my hearty approval Of their
one, and abhor every thing that sayors of qusci.
cry. But your Bltters are entirely removed from
The level q the mere noSrums Of the day, being
patent alike 10 all and exactly what they profess
TO be. They are not advertised to cure everything,
but they are rscopmended TO assist nature In the
alienation aud ultimate hcslipT Of many OF the
most common nfrmities OF the body, and Dis they
will accomplish. I had been unwelI for two
months, A. 10 USUAL with me during the spring, /
YVES bilious, aud suffering from Indigestion and
general disease Of the mucous membrane, and
Though ponpeiled to keep At work in the discharge
OF my professional duties, was very weak, Of a
yellow eomplexion, no sppetite, and much OF the
time confined to my bed. When had bean taking
your Bitters week my vigor returned; the ssiioW
Complexion was all gone, relished my food, and
gpw enjoy the duties Of the mental application
densome to me. When used your Bitters Jcu
change every day. These are tsSs, An Inference
Yours, respectfully,
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'ARHGA, SLEE1,' STRUCTURES SEMINAL
HEAKNEss, or tho result Of v0LUPTU0US
DREAMS. or any weakness Of the GENERArIvE
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N rHr FACE, KRuPTioNs on the Limbs and
sody, and eli other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and
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FINANCIAL.
u I r 8 T
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
VIZ f. Capatal--0UOO,O 900. . w

T COOKE & CO., BANKERS, F,
No. 452 FIFTEENTH STREET
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I hereby certify that, to the best Of my knowl.
edge and belief, the above-namei gu.rantors are
good and sufficient as sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be certified BY the United States District At.
torney, Collector of Customs, or any other officer
under the United States Gov crnment, or Iesponsi-
BILE person known to this office.
d. X. RUCKER,
dea-f Brig Gen and Ounrterm..t.r
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-22
New York Legislature,

Albany, Jan. 81.
The Assembly met at p NJ, The floor
of the Assembly Chamber and the lower lobby
was packed with persons not members or en-
titled TO the privilege Of the floor.
The upper galleries We're locked, and hun
dreds of people on the stairs and in the outer
hall we've unable TO gain admission.
Immediately after the House was called to
order, Mr. Sherman (dem.) requested of the
Clerk by what authority the doors Of the gal
leries were closed, and while the floor Of the
Assembly Chamber was packed with -;
privileged persons, citizens of the State were
excluded from the Chamber
The Clerk had no knowledge on the subject.
MIR. Field denounced the closing Of the
door as an outrage on the citizens.
Thus far the officers, esI..,-Iez, ae,geaBt at
arms and door keepers, have been held by the
republicans without objections
He now gave notice that be should move TO-
morrow that the offices be filed equally by
members OF both parties represented on the
floor.
Mr.. Darcy denounced the closing Of the door,
and asked who had charge OF the chambers.
The Clerk said: . The keeper Of the capitol,
who was appointed by the truste not the leg
islature''
Messrs. herman. Fields and Darcy contin-
ned TO insist on opening the doors 10 the cit
zens, when Mir. Reddington moved u adjourn
Mr. Darcy moved 10 instruct the clerk TO
direct the keeper Of the capitol to open the
doors of the GALLERIES 10 morrow
Afr a discussion the motion TO adjourn till
twelve o'clock tomorrow was carried.
Soon after the adjournment the crowd out
side broke open the gallery doors and rushed
in, filling both galleries.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-22
The Speakersbip at Albany.

Great excitement prevailed In Albany, on
Saturday, over the speakership election. The
democrats made numerous speeches to staye
off an election, the republicans quietly adher-
ing to Callicott, whose nomination has excited
the wrath of the democrats beyond measure
Their friends, the New York and Brooklyn
rowdies went forward in great numbers to
brow beat and over-awe the legislature. The
Mayor of the city rendered the whole force of
the police, in case efany violent demonstration.
The threats are mainly against those Union
and war democrats who propose to vote for
an organization. The republicans were very
calm, while the other camp was in terrible
state of commotlOn.
Some of the democrats assailed Calicott
with the most abusive language, and threaten
ed that if elected he should never be permitted
TO take his seat. The galleries and the space
on the floor outside the bar, swarmed with the
''roughs'' aiding their democratic friends, ac-
cording TO the accounts of correspondents,
by applaudng their harangues and threats,
kissing and yelling down Union members and
insulting Mr. Calicott.
After the most exciting and disgraceful ses-
sion, probably, which ever occurred IN any
l-sialatpre of the country, rho AssoHI'ly ad-
journed to Wednesday evening next, the dem
ocratic members having fllibustered SO as to
prevent vote agreed upon, at ~ o'clock
1t was a re enacting on worse scale of the
scene which recently transpired in the Pennsyl-
vapia Legislature, when Buckalew was elected
Senator.
Mr. Caliicott was nominated by the Repub-
licans it seems, as the least objectionable, that
is, one of the best Union Democrats among
the Opposition. A grave question is now pre-
scented, not whether Mr. Callicott shall be cleo
ted, but whether law shall be maintained, or
the worst mob rule and violence become SUI
preme.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-22
New England,

At large and enthusiastic meeting held in
Chicago, short time ago, to protest against
the treacherous tendencies of the submissonsts
in the Illinois Legislature, Hon. Stephen A.
Goodwin made the following eloquent re
marks:
'sThe recent attacks upon New England
are to pave the way for this deep and damna-
Die design. / am not New England man
nor am | Republican with pre-conceived at
tachments to New England politics. But as
born New Yorker, and New England dem
ocrat, too, with six generations of New En-
gland blood in my veins, both on my fathers and
mothers side, / deem it my right to brand
with ntamy those foul aspersions upon the fair
name Of New England. She needs not my
eulogy here The successive waves OF her
population have carried the virtues and the in
tellect and the enterprise of New England
over every rood of free soil from Western New
York to the Pacific ocean. Her fame in arts
and arms and literature is bright upon every
page of our country's history.
sour own great North West is the proudest
monument to her statesmen. 1t was Nathan
Dane of Massachusetts, that in the old Cont
mental Congress, drew up, introduced and pro-
cured the passage of the celebrated Ordinance
of july 1887, for the government of these
Northwestern States. Wise in all It's provis-
ions, it forever excluded slavery from this wide
domain. To a New England lawyer and a
New England statesman belongs the credit of
the ordinance in advance, that through all the
seven great empires of the Northwest her viz
gin soil should never be polluted by the foot
print of the STAKEHOLDER, nor the crack of the
negro drivers whip be heard either in her soll
tudes or her peopled cities.
The great Northwest herself-in every val
ley and prairie, and hill top is New England's
monument, as enduring as the bordering Allie
ghanes-as perpetual as her mighty lakes and
ever rolling rivers.
1t is this great West that is now asked by
Northern and Southern born traitors, and New
England renegades, to part from the mother
of States-and to accept the embraces of slav-
cry, endorsing the foul calumnies Of Jefferson
Davis and his hellish crew upon the land of
their ancestors.
Such, my countrymen, is the character and
object of this opposition to the proclamation of
the President. The time is fast maturing
when the loyal people of the Northwest, im-
tatlng the example of their revolutionary faith
ers, may be driven to organize committees of
safety, whose duty it shall be to see that the
Union cause shall take no detriment from rebel
sympathizors and traitors"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-22
Movements M Hand.

The reports that the army of the Potomac
is again in motion are probably premature, but
the indications from all sources that active OPP
erations on its part are near at hand seem too
numerous to leave room for doubt. Large
preparations are reported to have been made
for simultaneous movement under Gen. Fos-
ter in North Carolina, and new and formidable
iron clads are on the way to join others, posi-
bly, designed for the North Carolina coast, but
destined wherever they strike to play an inn
portant part in the coming storm of battles.
From the West come reports that the rebels
have been reinforced by Longstreet's division
from Virginia, and another hard contest, whose
issue shall tell heavily on the result of the war;
seems in reserve for Gen. Rosecrans. The IS
sue could not be left in better hands. The ne
cessity for this reinforcement, and consequent
weakening of the rebel army in Virginia,
with Braggs supersedure by Longstreet,
attest significantly the importance of the last
victory gained in Tennessee.
The army of the Mississippi, since Its I'M
portant capture of Arkansas Post, is at liberty
to push on to the capital of Arkansas though
it is reported to be organizing for the final at
tack on Vicksburg. Whenever this attack is
again made, it will doubtless either be in con-
junction with Banks and Farragnt, or other
wise on sufficiently large scale to insure sue
cess, as our forces have been fully taught by
experience the strength of the position and the
rebel works to be overcome. A feet has al
ready been dispatched for the re-capture of
Galveston, and we shall soon probably hear
from operations against Port Hudson.
We are doubtless soon to hear thunder in
everv quarter Our situation; the term of the
nine months men to expire ere long the fnan-
cial condition of the country; but above all,
the demoralizing schemes of the sectionalists
at the north demand active, speedy, contin-
ued military operations. The authorities are
fully alive to this; and it cannot be doubted
that we are about entering upon the most stir
ring, momentous, decisive epoch Of the war.