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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-27
MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF
Nl YOUTH RESTORED IN FOUR WEEKS,


DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIEF
DR.. Ricord (of Paris) after years OF earnest 30.
leitaton, has at length acceded to the urgent re.
quest OF the American public, and sppointed an
highly-rrzed ESSENCE OF LIFE This w0nder-
ful agent will restore Manhood to the most ahst.
tered constitutions whether arislng from excesscs
the effects OF climate, or natural causes. The
Time required to cure tho most inveterate case IL
Tour weeks and, II used according to the printed
instructions, which are very simple failure 10 im.
possible. This lfe-restoTing remedy should bs
taken by all about to marry, as its elects are per-
manent. 1t 10 acknowledged by the medical press
to he the greatest discovery ever made. Its de-
veloping powers are miraculous. Success, In
every case, 10 az certain as that science overthows
ignorance.
DR.. Ricords Essence Of Lie 10 sold In cases with
full instructions for use, at So, or four quantities
in one for 80, and will be sent to any part care.
fully packed, on receipt OF remittance to his ac.
credited agent, PHILIP holland,
AT Broome street,
One door west OF Broadway, New York
Jysi-iy
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-27
MEDICAL.
STOMACH BITTERs.

GlOMhSn Dll hnos
READ AND REPLECT. d
Make sure Of HEALrH. "put how I" you ask.
We answer, tis an easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH, And sustain
The NrRvrs the servants Of The brain.
The LivEN keep In active play
And rsotdats, from day to day. )"
Each organ aid, on Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the INNER MAN, .. q. -
And like watch, that's kept In chime
By constant care, with railroad time,
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spirits, too.
"How," you inquire, "oan this be donel
This Victory DER Disease bs wont"
"HosrrTrEs's BrTrERs," We reply,
10 HEALrH's SUPREME rRorESTIoN-TRyl
A. means Of reSsneratins the dissrdered and
enfssbled system regulating every function Of the
internal organs revving the depressed spirits In
vigorating the constitution, and prolonging life,
no medicinal preparation, either Of the past or
the present time, has been 90 completely and uni-
versally successful as
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TERs
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Drink not unmixed the water found
In prsiries, woods, or marshy ground.
nsedentary toll you ply,
Nature you must dssisi-or de;
For when dcbarred from exsroiss
For artificial aid she cries. u.
Medicines grand purpose and intsnt
Ia threatened evil to pretxni:
And ifyou'd be relieved or spared
Prom Ills that crush the unpreparrd,
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They are the suREsr AsTipoTE. .,
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Dyspepsia's pangs, that rack and grind
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Asues, that as they go and como,
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Bilious complaints, those tedious Ills,
Meier conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread diarrhes, that cannot be
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In ndyspepsis fever and sgue, bilious complaints,
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HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH EFT
TIERS.
HEAR THE WITNESSES |,

HEAR THE WITNESSES!
Worthless and pernicious articles are so often
bolstered up in the advertising columns Of the
Press by fabricated letters that the proprietor ol
HOSTErTERS BITTERS rarely give Quotations
from their kusiness correspondence, least the
GENUINE OPINIONS Of those who use and ap.
preciate GENUINE ARTICLE should be CON
founded by the unthinking with the FULSOME
RIGMAROLE put into the mouths of MEN OF
STRAW by interruptions empires and charlatans,
whose double object Is to SELL both their trash
and the PUBLIC,
Believing, however, that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE HEALTH AND COMFORT OF THE
PUBLIC, and which oan be VERIFIED AT ANY
MOMENT by addressing the parties who vouch for
them, ought not to be hid under abushel the under
sgned publish below few communications OF re-
cent date, to which they invite the attention OF
the people, and Mt the same time EspECIALLY
REQUEST all readers who may feel Interested in
the subject to ADDRESS THE INDIVIDUALS
THEMsELVEs, and ascertain the correctness oi
the Particular.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-27
READ REV. ". p. LEES LETTER.

y
Mesrs. Hostetier 4 Smith: =.
GENTLEMEN: have used your Bitters duripx
the last six weeks and feel 1t due to you and TO the
public to express my hearty approval Of their
effect upon me- never wrote "puff" for any
one, and abhor everything that ssvors OF Quaoi-
cry. But your Dltters are entirely removed frem
the level Of the mere nosfrums Of the day, being
patent alike to all, and exactly what they profess
to be. They are not advertised to cure everything,
but they are recommended to assist nature In the
alleyiation and ultimate healing OF many OF thy
most common inhrmities Of the body. and this thee
will accomplish. ] had been unwell for two
was bilious, and suffering from indisestion asd q
general disease Of the mucous membrane, and
though compelfed to keeP st work In the discharge
yellow complexion, no appetite, and much OF the
time confined to my bed. When had been taking
your Bitters week my viyor returned; the sAlioW
complexion was all gone, ! relished my food, and
now enjoy the duties OF the mental application
densome to me. When used your Bltters ! GtH a
change every day. These are Jaas. All inference
Yours, respectfully,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-27

All orlors executed at the shortoat notice. Ia tls
meat substantial manner, and cxson ablv IL Tuh
PERSONAL sttsution given to every department Of
G.a husit ess nov -
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-27

NOTICE. ---JUST RECEIVED FROM
~ Germany, n Large lot Of RHENisH WINES
OF The very best quality, which Will be Iold by the
glass, bottle or gallon, ~
q, A, SPRlNGMAS's
Go un Iia Hotel and Restaurant,
isI Pennsylvt nj avenue, NsshIHgtuu, u. I.
oot9-sp'
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-27
EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

Persons having HOUSES and LOTS TO SELL, "a
HOUSES to RENT, Will do well by calling on the
subscribers. Also, persons desiTous oI PhrohgsIng
or Renting Dwellings can be provided Tor.
Prompt attention given to all heal Estate buei'
meas.
Apply to WM W. BURDoN, with
CLARK x GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real kntGts Brokers, and AuctioneeTs,
hOUm J, corner 7th and y streets.
Refers to-!on. $. c. Pomeroy, U. S, 81 Hou. L.
NJ, Morrel, U, 5. 81 Hon. H. T.. Fenton, NJ. CT
Hon Chapin Hall, NJ, Z; Hon, G. ", scOtlcld, ".
C.i hon. H. " Freu ch, - Auditor, and others.
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Pastor Of Greene Avenue Presbyterian Chuf,

must be made by each individual for himself.
Yours, respectfully,
Pastor Of Greene Avenue Presby yterian Chufch.
READ E. D. r. N. soUTHwoRTH's LETTER,
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEoRoETowN, D. C.,(
MssSs Hosieiter & Smith:
GESTLEMEs: It gives me pleasure to add my
testimonial to those of Others In favor OF your
on the baaks OF Southern river, and OF close az.
plication to literary work, had so thoroughly ex-
haustcd my nervous system and undermined my
health, thst l had become 3 martyr to dyspepsia
Sais, vail and Gefyns ali Known rsmsds. in he Mstsrin
Medcs. had come to the conclusion that nothing
but total change OF residence and pursuits would
Hostetter's Bitters. Iprocurcd bottle as an ex-
pertinent. y required but one bottle to convince
me that had found four a "a, The rsGt
complete. II 10 now some years since hrst tried
Hostetter's Bltes, and 1t Is but Just to say that
s'e Ss tGna ssa Family CORDIAL wi,S Y ~. .aS u
even As o stimulant we like 1t better than any
thing else but we use 1t In all nervous, bilious,
Ii what have now said will lead any dyspcptic or
nervous invalid to assure euedy, IshAll have done
i remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
f. D. Il. N. soGTHW0RTH.
READ JOHN W. BRoNAUGHs LETTER.
Navy DEPT, BUREAU OF YARNS AND DocELI
- December 20, iSs2.
Mssns. Hos.eiier Y Smith, Pinsburvh, Pa: ..s
GENTLEmEs: About four years since my atten-
ton was called to your Celebrated stomach Bit
ters, being at the time perfect martyr to dys-
pcpsia, in all of its terrific forms. Indeed, had
not known Tor six years an uninterrupted nights
sleep. commenced the use oil your bitters, tak-
ing them according to your directions except that
the dose was reduced to one.hai and found my self
much, very much benefited by the tirst bottle tho
second relieved me entirclyj but have eyer since
taken dose IN the morning Immediately on rising
finding 1t to act as tonic and appetizer OF tho
most agreeable character There IL a peculiarly
In the effect OF your Btters on me which It may DO
well to stste ifirOm any csuse shall be suffering
ever so aeutely with the headaehe, a dose OF your
Bitters relieves me In fifteen minutes. In eonelu-
sion, say with all sincerity apd truth, ! would
not be returned to the state Of health In which
your Bitters found me, and from which they have
unQuestionAbly reiey ed me, for all the money In
this world. am, with great respect,
Your obelient servant,
JOHN W. BRoNAuGH, Chief Clerk.
Prepared by HOsrETTER h SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
And sold by Druggists and Family Grosars,
New York Otiioe, No <!s Broadway
kuIs sWeoi
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-27
Prepared by

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New York Otii0e, No, tas Broadway,
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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-27

pR. n. vELLNY's Private Hospital, "a tAs Fed.
ral Block, corner Of seventh and streets, oppo-
ass sAs Pos, and Patent oa,sss. Rooms - and ~.
up stairs, wsshinston. DC. '"' ''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-01
FORT SUMTER, CHARLESTON, s. G.,
W.. .l,,.-c.i.,.. si..,.t ~ lSl.,l 1

FROM NEwBERN, n. C.-Last week there
We're three white and one black regiment in
and around Newbern, likewise some l25 or
$50 cavalry, AMI a battery Of field artillery
There was at Bachelors creek one regiment
of infantry and one Of cavalry. The YAM
KEGS had an ironclall railroad battery OF six
guns, which they haul with mules. All the
negroes, except the men able tn make sol.
diers and work On the Notifications, had been
put out OF town into shantics in the woods
to shit for Themselves
The Yankees have Treasury notes Of all
denominations down to live cents, and cent
tokens made Il copper. These latter are
private atl,irs about the size Of "Nickeis, :"
and bear various devices and mottos, among
the rest a cannon with "union;" another h:us
the motto or legend. "Pcacc for Ever" Que
Mr.. Mittnaght (Mr. MidnigLD makes safes,
and has the picture OF 4 safe on his token,
which serves the purpose Of u business card.
One has head in profile, adorned by & fine
moustache, which is said to be intended for
George B Mcclellan. They are well gotten
up, very little interiort to the new u. ). nickef
cents, and much superior to the old OLes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-01

Baltimore papers, Of the Goth instant
have been received They contain but
little Of interest from the United States
We subjoin a summary Of the reports
from Tennessee:
A correspondent of the New York Times
It Washington, states that Gen. ROsecrans
his official dispatches, charges the loss o
the-late battle to Gen. McCook's disobcdi
ence of orders; in falling to occupy an i'm
oortant position that had been assigned to
him.
4 telegram dated Cincinnati, 25th, saws
The accounts of the battle in the Gazette con.
irln the general statement already publish.
ID. The army was saved from destruction
by the stubborn defence of. Thomas's corps
IN Sunday. The report says: "Our losses
have been DOst severe, and can scarcely fall
short of l 100 killed and 5, 900 wounded. Oul
loss in artillery will not fall short OF fifty
pieces"
Quartcrmaster General Meigs arrived at
sosccrans's Headquarters on Saturday, and
apOn invitation, examined his position, and
ieciares il cannot be taken short of i regu-
lar siege, which Bragg does not seem TO be
attempting
dispatch from Louisville st ates that Gen.
Burnside was still at Knoxville ON Friday.
MlsCELLAaEot
There appears to be no prospect at present
Of an engagement between the army of the
Poton,ad and Lees rebel forces, although
such an fvent was momentarily looked for \
lew days. since
Maj GEu. Schenck has obtained leave OF
absence from the command of the Middle
Dcpartmf fnt, in order that he may take his
seat in Cbngrcss. Brig Gen Erastus B. Ty-
Ter has bten assigned to the command OF Bal
tinore during his absence.
A Mel hpLis letter, dated ed, says that a
formidable expedition against Mobile is being
i'isu%urated, and the feint against Texas will
:uof Interfere with it. The same letter says
>" Sto4eman's corps is OH the way 10 Rose
Grams.
fhr blockade runners Fox, Alabama, and
Montgomery, We're recently captured by the
Federal cruisers in the vicinity of Snip
Island
Efforts are being made by the Urionists to
have Gen. a. b. Campbell installed as GOV.
ernOr of Tennessee.
Col. Trustcn Polk, formerly United States
Senator from Missouri with his wife and
daughter, was captured at Bolivar Landing,
Ark, on the 18th.
Gen. Hooker left Washington Monday to
enter upon active seryice-destination not
stated. Gen. Slocum, it is said, has rendered
his resignation.
1t is reported that the resignation of Gen.
Burnside has been accepted.
1t is stated ina private letter, received in
Washington, that tiie amount of the frs:
claim (lOOO O00t) against the Florida now II
Drest, has been arranged by Mr.. Siidcll
and that other claims would bc satisfactorily
adjusted.
The price of tobacco in the Louisville
market has advanced from So to 81 per lG(
pounds, in consequence OF damage to tho
crop Ly frost.
The quotation of gold in New York Oh
Monday was, at the first Board, 1917; at the
second Board, 1875, Virginia siXes, Gl
North Carolina, &C.
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
TuE YANKEE ARMY OF THE FOroMac

The YANkEE ARMY OF THE toToMAc.-
1t is evident that the Yankee army of
the Potomac is not in condition to take
the field. 1t is believed that it has
iiargely reinforced Rosecrans, and that it
IS only threatening III Oru., ~ ~e...sal
Its weakness. The Washington cores
pondent of the Chicago Times assures
his readers that its days axe numbered :.
NO more long marches (it says) no more
iatigulnS campaigns; no more sanguinar,
battles; no more thinning Of ranks TO rein
force the great army OF the Slain, no more.
jcalons rivalry for the leadership; no more
political warning and. conspiracy; no more
Victories or deieats-the record is made up.
There only awaits to be written the account
OF the death struggle, and the history OF the
proud and great Army of the Potomac is
complete. The .lbition that has at one
time and another inspired its successive
chicllains; the relative merits of Scott,
Mcdowell, Mcclellan, Pope, burnside,
Hooker, and Meade, its different leaders;
the true aud authentic account of its I'M
paralleled co1nPaigns, separated from party
bias and political purpose, leading to the
eXaggeratiOn of this or the conccalment Of
that important fact; the calm judgment OF
impartial witnesses as to the balance OF
advantage gained or lost in different battles,
ana the merits OF different plans adopted,
one after the other, for the attainment of the
same end by different captains; all this, and
much more, is yet to engage the pen Of the
historian, and the future will 10 Justice to
each and all of the Generals whose names
have been prominent in connection with the
operations of this army. This is not yet the
time to pass judgment. or TO attempt to Ar
rive at the facts in regard to those interest
ing yet troubled points. The power and III
tluence of the army for good has been wasted
by ambition and political jealousy, and the
object for which il was created haye been
lost through the Vaccinations Of designing
politicians.
Now, what is to become of the army OF the
Potomac! just here shall drop the sub
ject. Circumstances over which have no
control forbid that l should enlarge upon
this subject. Other correspondents have
announced that all the Western troops have
been withdrawn from this army. The an
nOuncement has also been made that we were
about falling back into the dciences Of Wash
ington. These statements have appeared in
papers having pseudo connestion with the
Administration. You may take them for
what they ale worth. / will only say that
We arc still on the Rappahannoek, but thai
our fighting days are all told. / verify be
licve the army ot the Potomac will never
light another battle,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-01

MUNIFICENT GIFT-The Yankee Genera
cIchicn eooh,- 70 be great fayorte In hi5
corps thc thiid) They are getting up u
grand TESTIMONIAL for him. II includes,
first, false leg, tho most perfect and elegant
that can be procured, and with hich the
manufacturer promises that lie .an walk
without any i'erceptible limp. TO this is
.etl.;d III more costly giils Vt magnificent
ness mes aud trappinas '.,ti4 t,;Iii4 horses, wi.h har
Is TO nc 50 constructed ss to afford all ft.ai
conyenienccs III itself for b.youat on the
field, with writing desks, and apartments iol.
papers aud documents, toilet arrangements,
seats constructed SO as to be readily extend
ed into q couch, room for baggage and re-
frcshments for short journey, and every
comfort and elegance that can be suggested.
The whole Testimonial will cost between i've
and six thousand dollars, which sum Is IL
ready in the lalds OF the treasurer appointed
for that purpose.
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Ricbmonn. gisJ@ttt.
FROM EAST TENNESaEI
[ERoM OUR OWN coRREs1dsDhNEJ

BRlsrer. TENN. ept s5.
Iu order to give general Idea okthe stu
alton hereabou!s will state that<the main
body of our forces held Zollicolfar and Car
,er's Depot previous to Wednesday last. On
tlat day the forces at Carter's Depot or Wa
,auga bridge were ordered to I'LL back t.
Zollicoffer, which they did. The enemy then
took possession Of Carter's and held it until
late Saturday evening, when they burned tho
depot and the bridge, which is several hun
tlred yards long and fifty or sixty feet high,
and evacuated the place, retiring in the
direction Of knoxville. Early Sunday
morning our forces at Zollicolfer moved
forward in pursuit, ana .Jonesboro'
was occupied by our cavalry last night
The affair ut Blountsviile on Tuesday
last is represented to have been well contest
ed On the part Of our forces, numbering only
some $50 or 200 in all. Three pieces OF Da
Wilson's Lynchburg battery was engaged,
and behaved calamity, and it is confidently
asserted that II they had been Esoperly sup
ported they would have -etsfESAl the enc
my, numbering 2,5O0 or 5000. The Court.
House and all tue best buildings were burned
1t Blountsvillc. On last Wednesday heavy
skirmishing took place between ZoilicoiIc,
and Cartcr's Depot.
There is q large number Of Tennessecans
here, who are following up the army in order
to get Lack to the homes they have left. All
seem to be greatly encouraged, and look for
ward for the day when they can reach their
homes and rcpOSc in safety, .. X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-01

U"stings C0nrt-Judge Lyons presiding
The docket in this Court il a very long one,
but is being disposed of as rapidly az posi-
bic. The following eases were tried ycstcr-
day:
VIM. j. Walker, indicted for stealing coat
worth $50 from Edward Boyle, on the 18th
May, was tried and acquitted by the jury.
Melissa j. Parmaturc, indicted for stealing
slU from ID. NJ: Hughes, on 2oth July. last,
was found guilty by the jury, who fixed her
punishment at one year in the penitentiary.
James w. Perry, indicted for stealing a
gold watch and chain from George +. Sinton,
on the 18th Of July last, was found guilty by
the jury, and his punishment liked at five
years in the penitcntiary.
JAS. Bmke, indicted for stealing wearing
apparel worth $50 from James Z. Levy and s.
Z. Bolts, On the 18th May. Round guilty OF
months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-01

NEWS FROM THE SABINE RivER--We have
news from New Orleans up TO Sunday, the
10Th, which reports that the Yankee expetli-
ton up the Sabine river was Totally repulseI
by Major-Gep- Masruder and the forces ul,-
der his command. Twobf the enemy's gun.
boats were captured, and the Mobile steamer
Basale, used as transport, was in Il severe
gale driven ashore complete wreck; aiso
the steamer Laurel liiil, laden with horses,
artillery and lnnniisons OF war, had to throw
her cargo oyelboafd She returned 10 New
Orleans badly crippled The expedition for
The Rio Grande had been abandoned, rs the
cnchforces would not allow II to land ol.
nentral territory This news had the effect
OF raising the value Of Confederate currency
III the Crescent City. 1t had advanced ~ "
cents On the dollar