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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-15
MEDICAL
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n. M.vHI.fRYs snvats HOSPITAL IN The ~
srsl Biosa, sssnss Of ssvssth Esd stsssss, oppo-
site the Post nd P.tsas o0sss. aoens - and ~
up stsi,s, wAahi,ssea. D. c .r.T
All diseases ofa privsts nature treated IN the
mos. seisutine manner, Aad rsdisai surss enscted
In all cases. sYPHnrTIc AFFECTIONS CON-
oaEBGi, eLEET, sTRIcTUREs SEMINAL
wEAzSEss. or the rssuis Of vOLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERATlvE
ORGANS, tsom sry cause wssssvsr, OF how long
s..adtns. thoroughly and rsdisaily cured, also,
seuT. RHEuMATIssa. NEuRAlGlA, sud other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NkAvEs MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS scRoFuLA, BLoTCHEs
Ssrnr FACE, KRuPrloNs o, the n.bs sad
Bssy, And all other ERuPrIvE DISEASES and
DISEASES or rnr BLOOD, hon whsssver sasDs
they may have arisen. .H.
AFFLICTED AND UNFoRruRArEf
No matter what your disease Let no faiss deli
escy prevent you from applying innsdiAssiy 70
Il, vslny, who Is aoksc~isdssA TO - By fAr The
mes. SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN The tres..sn,
OF private diseases. Fear not 70 sons and make
known ysur missb-tunss, a.d he win s,ssdlly send
you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABusE,
Tbst dreadful seourge Of the youas, induissd In
when alone, destroys the gensrativs oryaas, unnts
YOU for married life, producing weakness Of thu
back and hnbs, ios Of aai,atioa and nussuia,
pAlpita,ioa Of The heart, asrvous irritabili
ty, loss OF memory, nelsneholy habtts, insanity
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MANI n vssw Of he drssAfui souss
quenoss Of -dslsy, do aot fail 10 make your Cos
Known. iumsdiassiy, V Dr.. vsllay. ysur secret
with him ars ssssed, and you nsy soandsntiy rsl
upon his nsaisal SKIN.
Thousands whoss systems were shssssssd an
who were on the brink Of the grave, have bee
brought BACK to Vigorous hsaith By his skiilfr
Esstmsnt ....-..
MARRIAGE.
Married persoas, % thoss contemplating natr
mony, who suspect themselves Of impotsney, sem
nal wesines, or asy dissass srisias froa 9,
l.xed state Of the genital Organs, whether the .,
suit of disssss injury, youthful isAissrsssoas, q
iuduls snoe Of the passions In riper ysara are sai
ensrestsd to place themselves under u
.sre Of Or. v. They nay rely with certainty upo
speedy cure, and upon being restored 10 fu
health and yisor
y. treats with entire success all dissasss {
Females such - LEuCORRArA or wh;TEi
LAPsus ,urrRI t;., T., and In ever sass qua
ntses psriset CURE.
sEEs ncdessss. a.d vsITS snd CoMMuNiCI
HONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
Prnsoks calling - no oss but the Dceroa.
those .. sdistanes nsy bs rsEArLp ~ ma,
;, sending STATEMENT Of CASE, As., As.
fp
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MEDICAL
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QRBAT RBM BDH ~
soR RHKuMAIfsM, GOVT, NEURALGIA Lun
DAGo, sTiSr NECK AND ioINrS sPaAINs,
DRUIsEA CUTS, AND WOUNDS, FILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMAriC
'.a AND RERvOUs DisORDERs, itEk
For an of which n b speedy end certain rsnS
dy, and never fails. This lnimsnt u prepared
ffon the recipe Of d.. stephen sweet, Of Cenaect-
isut the famoss homo setter, and has been used In
his prastieo fof more thaa twenty year., With The
most astcaishing susssss. 7t' ~
As AN LLLEvnToR or PAIN, II 10 inrivAisd
BY any preparatisn bssors the public Of which ne
most snsystsal nsy bs sonvinssd By ss.usss Trial.
y nis ila,psns win cure rapidly and rsdtsany,
RhsunatAe Disorders Of every kind, ana, in
taousaads Of ease, who're II has been used, u has
never been known 10 fall ''HNH'
FoR NEURALGIA, II VIII aaord Immediate rsiisi
In every case, however distressing. fIa
n will relieve he worst eases Of HEADAcHEi In
nree minusSs, No u Whnnnpu 70 % F."
,TooTHACHE, also, viii n sure inssa.sly. q,
FoR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL Las
aITUDE, srisihg ron imprndeaes o. sxssss, thii
nnimsht y . most happy Ind unfAiNns rsnsdy
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues, \
strengthens nd rsvivinss The systsn, aad restore,
u 70 slastlsity ana vigor. lfIi va lr.7.1
EoR PILEa-As An sxtsrnai remedy, We elsin
that II 10 the beSt known, and We challenge III
world 70 produce an equal. Every victim Of tAil
distrssiing eonpiaint should give Il tfial for Z
will not fan TO Afford immediate relief and, N
majority of sasss, will sasst ss.iisal cure. /
QUINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometime
extremely malignant and dangerous, but tiMsly
application Of this nninent will never .. r.
cure. h~yil-rg'n ~
SPRALEs are sometimes very obstinate, nj On
largcment Of the joints 10 liable 70 occur Q ,sy
lsoted. The WORT case may Be conquered By thi
Lniment IN two or three dAys. '''
BRUISES CUTS. WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERs
URES, AND SCALDS, Yield readily to the. .won
erful healing properties Of DIR. SWEETS TNFAI
LIBLE LINIMENT, when used according to dires
Ions. Also, CHILBLAfNS, FROSTED FEET, AM
INSECT BITES AND STINGs. ''' ~
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DE-. SWEET'S
INI A l. L BLI LINK Z n
90. !" .L.. a't.
SOL DIE R's TRIEHD
And thousaads have found II truly .5,-
FRIEND IN NEED

AK tor "Dr. Sweets InfAllibls Lniment,n and
take no other. Be not deceived by unprineiplct
Dealers who will Try TO palm on some other srtiols
The nfty can't bottle contains three times o nush
% the twenty cent bottle, and 10 much the cheapest
70 buy. TvN. h'..F ri NV n -
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AsK JoA HRLMBOLD'S-TAkE NO OTHEA

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II causes fiequent desire, and gives strength to
ufinate, thereby removing Distinctions, prevent
Ing and curing Structures Of the Uretha, Allsying
Palm and inflammation, frequently In this class
Of diseases and expslling al poisonoui disessd and
ooyp.ota waiter. ... . '. "'
thousands upon Thousands who have been the
victims of QuAcHs, and who have paid heary fees
to be cured Ia short time, have found they were
deceived and that the "Poison" has, by the uae Of
"powerful Aatringents," been dried up In the sys-
ten to break out In an aggravated form, and
T<rbaos affsr Morria1eI
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the city Of Philadelphia, H. T. HELnsoLp, who
being duly sworn, doth say, his preparations con
tain NO narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious
Il. T. HELMBoLD.
sworn and subscribed to before me, this 2sd day
Of November, 1854. VIM. P. HIBBARD, AID,
Ninth street, above Race, Phiia.
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Statistics Of Free MASONRY.

The Masonic Calender for 1868. publish
ed at Berlin. gives details in regard to the
general organization OF the iraiernity.-
There are at present Sky eight Grand
Lodges in existence, as follows:
In Prussia-3 at Berlin, viz: :. The
Three Globes" with 100 dependant lodges;
The Great German Lodge" ( Cross
Landesloge fur Deutschlard,) with 60 aud
the Royal York with 81. In Haul burg
is a Grand Lodge with 20 dependencies ~
Bavaria has one Grand Lodge At Bayreuth
Uhe principal Protestant city in tho king
dom,) with 10 dependencies. Frankfort
on the main one Grand LodEe Of eclectic
Mssons. with 10 dependencies.
In addition, there is the Graud Lodge Of
Concord (EintracAt,) at Darnstadt. direc
ting 10 lodges in the Dutcy Of hessc. In
Switzerland is the Grand Lodge A}piaa al
Lausanne. England has three Grand Lodg-
es, of which that OF London has ,0e2 de-
tendencies that Of Edinburg, Gag; Of
Ireland. at Dublin, 307. In Holland is the
Grand Lodge. Greet Osfen at the Hague,
with IS lodges. The following countries
have each one Grand Lodge and three de
Tendencies Grand Duchy Of Luxembourg,
2 Sweden, "a Denmark, q; and Belgi
um, 90 The Grdnae OrtoRt directs I72
lodges, and the .Supreme Coasea so
Portugal, Piedmont and sicily have each
one Grand Lodge. Garibaldi is Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge OF The latter
island. In the United States there are IS
Grand Lodges. The Grand Lodge OF Cana
ds has one hundred and thirty nine Deepen
denotes. Brazil has one Grand and sixty
five inferior lodges, Venezuala. Uruguay.
Peru, Bolivia and Hayti have each a Grand
Lodge. BY means of these sll the inferior
lodges are kept in communication with one
another. There are several journals in En-.
rope devoted entirely to the interests of the
craft, as the Baxhntfe the rafier. the Fire.
manrer Z,et4ng, and the Friemaurerische
VisyfeiJahresehiF.
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meath NJ WInchel0.

We regret TO announce the death T. j.
W;ncbeIi. the celebrated humorIst, at the
L.hr House in this city at six O'Clock this
morning, of erysipelas in The head. Mr..
Winchell arrived here about two weeks
since, feeling . little unweI. but neverthe-
less gave two entertainments at Spencer
Hall, the las one for the benefit of the
Soldiers Aid Society. Since that time be
has been confined to his room, and erysip-
elias in its most malignant form broke out
rendering him for the greater portion OF
the time unconscious. Gradually becoming
worse, it was deemed prudent to send for
his family, and on Monday night his two
daughters arrived from Michigan. About
IL o'clock last night lie become conscious
and remarked to his nurse that he thoughs
be should die before morning and ga&
directions for the disposition OF bis body
At six O'Clock he breahcd his last Mr..
WincbeIl was man rather advanced IN
wears, and has been well an fsvorably
known TO the public for the last forty years
as humorist OF the first water.
az fellow Of infinite jest, of mo-. excellent fancy
The body LEFT on the afernoon train for
lis home at Jackson. Michigan. where il
VIII be conveyed to the "silent city Of the
dead. = Lafayette Courier. FEB 10.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer is guilty Of a
partisan miss,atement when it says. in its
late attack on General Rosecrans, that he
has changed his views since re entering the
service, with tire view of supporting the
legitimate Government. and with the belief
that the struggle was going 10 be a great
one. and IN tins precisely he perseyeres
The Euquirer makes partisan statement,
also, in saying that the General is in the
habit OF uttering as his own the sentiments
OF radical Aboitiouists. His sentiments on
tne Slavery question are embodied 10 his
oft.repea,ed declaration:
)" Would to God that it were possible.
without doing injns,ice to loyal men. to
render forever impossible the separation of
families and the disregard OF the MARRIAGE
tie. incident to the traffic in slaves,
If the men who prove their dsvo,;o, =,
virtue by offering their lives ON lis aI,.,
to be thus stabbed in the back bv nsr,;s.ns
We may as we'll give up the country Co.
lost; and let each iaboring man hun,rn
master and sell himself before the marLss !.
glutted.-Caadolic Telegraph. lsM
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pleasure in directing attention TO the alver
tisement of DR.. Solomons, the oculist.-
Such is his thorough knowledge OF the
formation OF the eve and Of the science Of
optics that he can ut once select the gla>srs
best adapted for the peculiar defect in the
visual organ. His assortment is very
extensive, and his success is demonstrated
by the fiattering testimonials which he has
received from distinguished gentlemen on
both sides of the Atlantic. We would urge
every one who feels the least necessity for
the use of glasses Of any description to cali
at once upon DR.. Solomons a. his Office.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-06

Valiaadighdm Net -iNotced 10 Lecture ia
Bahimore.--lt was announced in Batimo re
that Mr. Vallandigham would lecture at the
American Institute, in that city. on Saturday
evening last; but telegraphc dispatch
states That there was unmistaksble evidence
that the loyal senlmen. Of the Monumental
City would no, tolerate his presence, and
he was therefore induced TO ahaudon his
design The following is the telegram
The lecture announced this evening at
The American Institue BY Mr Valandig-
ham did not come of. Unmistskable vi
dence that the loyal sentiment OF Baltimore
would not tolerate his presence having in
duced the abandonment Of the lecture.
Ii speaks volumes for the loyalty OF Bal
timore.
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Troops furnished by NIassacliusetts.

Ii having beer asserted that Masschu
sets was short Other quota for the war
10 600. and a special committee having
been raised in the popular branch of the
Legislature of Indiana to enquire and report
why Massachusetts has not sent TO the field
during the present war as many men as
have been sent by Indiana, Mr. s. F.
We,morc, Of indianapolis addressed Gov
Andrews on the subject. In reply Gov
Andrews states, Chat, out Of 500, 23l males
Of al ages. Massachusetts has contributed
to tie Amy and NAVY 81. 29t men, while
Indiana with 693 3i8 males, has contributed
$4,000, giving to Massachusetts,, in pro-
portion, an excess OF OLA After this stale
ment. We presume there will be no more use
for the Committee.
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OLp MArps-This is what DR.. Hall say

OLp MAfps -Tkis is what DR.. Hall say
of this class in his Journal OF Health -
Being an old maid implies decision of
character; neither shame, nor show. nor
courtIy manners, nor splendid per>on have
won them over: nor fair promises. nor shsl
low tears; they look beyond the manner and
the dress. and finding no cheering indications
Of depth of mind and sterling principles,
they give up the specious present fer the
chance of a more SOLID future. and deter
mine u hope and patience anu resignation
TO bide their time"
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Ey- The Secessionisis. under the name
OF Peace Democrats, tried to-hold a conven.
ton at Frankfort fb- 18th. They applied fer
the use Of the Hal of The House of Rep
resenta'ives Tor their meeting. witch was
refused by vote of to So
~ IL man cannot testify regarding
the Knights OF the Golden Circle. without
eliminating himself. in the eyes OF the law,
IL al once stamps the Order as a baud of
outlaws and Villains.
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II The time Is long since past when
men IN any department Of life. have been
priced on account OF their ignorance.
~ 1T patrons were a good deal more
disinserested. iugratitude would probably be
good deal more rare.
81 When we get old our friends End it
very diAicukA to- please Us. and ars li,,ls
eonoernsd whether We are pleased or not.
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INDIANA AGENCY FOR
Sick and Wounded Soldiers

No. 42I Cherry Street. (up stairsA Nashville, Tenn
TENIIIS Agency is established by the Governor OF 1
diana, for the purpose OF giving Information With
reference Indiana Regiments. serving in Kentucky
Tennessee Alabama. Also. the sick and
wounded soldiers. PERSON. desiring nation
spectIuIly invited to call. services Free OF
CHARGE. DR.. ID HUTCHINSON, Agent.
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TOBACCO Few are aware what tobac
co loving people we are getting 10 be, even
in New England, We not only smoke it,
chew it, am. snuff il, but we groU the reed
also. Ten years ago Massachusetts grew
only a ,r,ie over one hundred thousand
pounds; now she grows nearly four mil ions
Of pounds In 1850, Conuec.cut raised
something rising one million pounds; now
she sends SIX or seven million pounds into
the market. Thus in ten years the rates Of
increase in production 10 Massachusetts was
1851 per cent. and In Connection! only 426
per cent. la gIancing at the amount raised
throughout the whole country, one almost
begins to believe Secretary Seward spoke
the truth when in reply to why the lururies
OF lie should not be taxed, he remarked
tobacco is ncct ssary not a kurnry oil lie.
Fer in 1850 there were 1919 752, $50 pounds
worth 90 cents pound, Or $50 $50, 53l; in
1860. 400 ,390.77l pounds worth sS5 o78.-
1854. In 1860 cost tbs nation much
for tobacco as it did to run the national
government. These figures are stupendous,
but they are true. We are fast people,
certainly in the tobacco line. Smoke OF!
chew on! snuff on and grow on! o Ameri-
cans and in 1870 you may rejoice over
production Of n billion pounds of tobacco.
ard condole yourselves With the thought that
$500, 00n,oO0 might lie spent in more in-
furious way. Truly this is wisdum.-
Gyeenftld Mass. Gozeffe.
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Sherif'S : ale.

TIDY virtue Of ar Execution directed from the
Wayne Circuit Court, will expose at public sale,
the Court House door in Cent rvile Wayne county
Indiana, the l4th Day of March 1863, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock m and o'clock sal day
the following property wit: Il being the undivided
half OF the following described Real E-tate to wit
Being the north quarter of section three
% township twelve (I2l, and bounded
follows Wit: Beginning point in the north lint of
said in the township line sxtt six and two
thirds 6G rods of the north of said
quarter thence south parallel with the line Of said
quarter fifty nine and third (i59e51
stake in the south line of said thence
four tenths (52 4io1 rods mark ed
stone Owen Ssneyn south corner; thence north
on hundred and nine forty four hundre
(l5g 1907 a mark ed in the town ship line
Seney's north corner thence nifty two
hundreths (52 II 1907 rods the place
of brgnning. containing 81 ami - square poles
ali situated in the Of Wayne ana State o. fndi
an the o be sold the property 81 Lorena
Grimes to satisfy Execution in my hands in IA
Of Richard j. fiubbard. Feb IS, 1868
JOHN NJ. PAX>ON, Sheriff
Feb 90 So IS
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THE CAT Our OF THE BAG.-We have
already mentioned the fact that the wife of
Jesse ID. Bright, Of Indiana. had made her
way through the Union lines with Dispatch
IS from the Northern traitors to the Rich
mond bogus government. The nature OF
these dispatches we now have from Rebel
authority. The Starkville Miss Bauner.
Of january l7Ih. says 1t has learned from
a Trustworthy and authentic source, aud
accords fun crefence 10 the report that Sen
ator Bright's wife, OF Indiana, crossed Gen
Bragg's lines. in possession of sealed dis
patches for JEFF. Davis, the contents of which,
rs announced, solicit tie Confederate Gar
eminent To rcceire INTO as Ccnfedcration tie
States Of Illinois and Ladiaaa. and, an fact,
all tie States westof tie Mississippi.
These dirty Northern traitors will have a
tall time making good any promises of that
character they. boys?- Cincinnati
Times.
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THE WAGNER OF THE ALLEGHA-
MES" Poem OF the lays OF Seyenty-Six
by THOMAS BucuANAS READ.
We have received from Robert Clarke &
Co. Booksellers, Publishers and S,ationers
55 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. Ohio, q
copy of the above work. We know not the
price Of the work. so as to inform our read
ers but one thing we do know that we
like the crack Of the wagoner's whip-its
genuine poetic sound reaches the heart
As a sample, we extract the following
THE BRAVE AT HOME.
The maid who binds her warriors sash
With smile that well her pain ASSEMBLIES
The while beneath her dropping lash
One starry tear-drop hangs and trembles,
Though Heaven alone records the tear,
And fame shall never know her story,
Her heart has shed drop dear
As e'er believed the field of glory!
The wife who girds her husbands sword,
Mid little ones who weep or wonder,
And bravely speaks the cheering word,
What though her heart be rent assn der
Doomed nightly in her dreams TO hear
The bolts Of death around him rattle,
Hath shed as sacred blood as e'er
Was poured upon the field Of BATHS
III.
The mother who coneeals her grief
While to her breast her son she presses,
Then breathes few brave words and brief,
Kissing the patriot brow she blesses,
With no one but her secret God
To know the pain that weighs upon her,
Sheds holy blood as Ger the sod
Received on Freedom field Of honor
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Az T. RS
CATHARTIO
PILLS..

Arc you sick, Ges,e, and
ccmpiaininss Are you out q.
order, with your ssssem de-
ranged. aud your feelings uu-
consf.wtables These rymp-
sonss are o(srn the prelude to
serious illucs~. some nj oS
sickness IL creeping urou you.
and should be avcrted ~ .
timely use Of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cSeanso cut the discrsiorsd hu-
usgs puri0 the baocA and
~ the nuiA6 usoss ON unoh-
ssructed In health again.
They stimulate the functions
q tho body into vigorous ae-
tivity, purify tho system frum
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