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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements
Read the new advertisements this
week. They are of interest:
G. Il d. Roscnthal Clothing and
Cutlery,
j. ). Ballentine- Notions, Furs and
Fancy Goods
Brown IL Burkct--Legal Notice.
Mclvillo's Circus.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04
BIuhion.

Biuiiion.
The day for the big meeting Mt
Bluifton has been fiXed---September
23d. Let the Unionists Of that part
of Hancock turn out in their strength.
Make il monster meeting.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04

hohty Tor ScptHmbhf,
We have received the September
No. Of this popular Lady's Book. 1t
is as usual full OF good things-,-full to
overhowing 1t deserves place in
every household. LA. Cooley, Pub
Usher, Philadelphia.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04
Touchdown.

Touchdown.
Remember the afternoon meeting
Mt Touchdown, September 18th. Let
tucre be large turn out.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04
Headq'ts Company II, 9th Regt.,
CAMP SERBIAN, MISSISSIPPI,
August 20th, 1868.

ED. JEFT:--I have heard Il great
deal of talk about the girls wearing
Butternut breast pins; what the things
look like | cannot say, as l have nev-
er seen one. They certainly would
be quite a curiosity in the army-es-
pecially if the wearers were to bring
them. But the object of their wear
ing them is something that | do moi
understand, or else the wearers do not
understand the principle that is sup
posed to be held out by the wearing
of them.
There is one thing thatis carried OF
in the North to to great an extent, anC
that is the cry OF an armistice. Com
ing, as l understand, from the So call
ed peace party--but in reality trai
torous combination of men that keel
bowling about the proceedings of tn
! resent Administration. Any maj
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04
rI,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription If Sir Jdmrs
Clarke, NJ. d.. Physician Extraordinary to the
Queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unctiling IN the
cvre of all those painful and dangerous dtseo
ses To which the female constitution Is sub
jSst, II moderates all excess and removes aI
obstructens, and u speedy cure may be re-
led on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
II Is peculiarly suited. It WILL in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears tho
Government Stamp of Great Britain, to pre-.
vent coun,erfeiis.
CAUTION. These pills should not be taken
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Prog
nancy, ~ they are sure to bring on MisCar
riage, hut at any other time tnev are safe
In all cases of nervous and spinal affections
Pain IN the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitaton Of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites. these Pills wi ! effect Il cure wher
all other means have failed: and although
powerful remedy, do not contain iron calome
antimony or anything hurtful to the constitu
tion. Full directions in the pamphlet around
each package. which should be carefully pre-.
served. Sole Agent Tor the United States and
Canada, JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. Y.
N.B.-sI 90 and postage stamps enclosed
to amy authorized agent. viii insure u bottle.
containing so Pills, by return mail. 92j
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04

The Government has already form.
ed 30 companies of Invalid Soldiers.
who are to do garrison duty.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04

Notice Balentinc's new advertise
ment He has a very large stock of
goods this fall.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-04
LYONS KATHAIRQNs

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-13
LINCOLN BAsTILEs.

Some men IN this country say that they
have been incarcerated in-i forget the
Lincoln bsstiles.i i never heard of ! Lin
coin bastile before. They say this is reign
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-13
An UNcoNsrrrurIoNAL war,

General Logan then reviewed tho asssr.
tio5s tha. the war is a9 unholy, s,ffatricida!l :!
stitutional' to organize 4 conspiracy against
the GovernmentY This was not dohe for the
purpose Of restoring peaco ami harmony,
but for the ressori that certain gentlemen
in some parts Of the country had got q little
too large tor thier bootsy they Thought il
they could not be Presidents by election,
they would Be 50 BY blood and carnage, and
friends Of the rcbelsthink this consultations
slsnough, but they are terribly opposed to
defending the Government against them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-08-13
THE ooEscRspfIoN BILL.

II is said that the very idea Of forcing q
man into the army under the CONSUMPTION
law, is intsmous. Let US see. What is q
conscrirtion law? 1t is q law enacted by
the Legislative power Of the country for the
protection OF the Government, for enrolling
soldisSs to defend the Government against
ailits foes. foreign or domestic. DO those
conscription bill, not know that there u not
q government on top OF the earth bat pAss-
e. CONSUMPTION law whenever they desire
to raise troops tor any emergency whatever?
Some governments raise troops without con-
scyiption laws. They just issue proclama.
tions, aud tell the people TO- march up and
| be soidiers without further notice. This il
the way they do in the land of JEFF. laugh
ter. Y Ho issued an order the other day
4 without any act Of Congress. They have
to 60 torwaid and deliver, ,ths~seltssup, oI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19
PROP0SALS.


NFE.EL rs
ss.4xo Pxoro..Ls > . invited ill the slst day
a.Sh nee Derartmenf Wits ~ no barrels or Flour
Bids viii Sc received for what 10 known "a No. /,
20 2, and No. B. and for any portion lees tIsn the
g,9o bsIrelF.. Bids fcr different grades should be
The delivery Of the Flour to be oonarn auead on
tie tesh day # September, "a soon thereafter
she Government may direct, - she rs.e OF so mar
rails dsiy, delivered either 1t the Gov--nnsnt
ths railroad depot, Washington. ID. Q.
Payment viii Dr. u ads IL eertih Gates .! indebted
ness or such oth funda - the Govern ne at may
have for distr7 button.
The usuel Government tnsp~ctI n VIII he made
.ust before the k1our 10 received
An cath Of ails glance must accompany each bid
No bid win b. epte.ta red from parties Who have
previously failed TO comply With tAer bids or from
kiddsrf OF Irssent 70 rsspono.
The sar1efa TO be entirely new made very strong
OF new materials, and head lfnsd. No Yloaf vhick
- not fresh ground viii bs reesiysl;
Hids to be d rooted TO Dol. A. BHCkWIfH, A. D,
dors.d Pro Sossls for glour.H Al Is tsIr 70
NBDICAL PURyKYoRs OP1Io1,
M WASHINGTON, .. o, Augas. T. 1855.
until II o clock m on FRIDAY, August 18th laSs.
for furnishins Five Hundred tSoo) Psekins Sexes
sem1le Of the box required win b sAowa on
Proposals yill state the price Of sseA box, VIXEN
tbe whole will be com pieted
Progosals must be sddrssssd 20 Henry Job ason
n. K. U q A.. and Actins Medical Pu.ysyor,
Bidders Elust be present when the proposals srs
opened or their bids will not Be Considered
The medical Pnrsryor reserves 70 himself the
night to reject any or al bids hs may deem too high
OF unsuitable HENRY JON SSON
n K,U,s A., and Act. Medical Pnrvsyor,
Au n ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19

~Among the recent arrivals at New York
from Europe is Count Aulich, who comes rs
Minister Plenipotentiary of Austria, to su cceed
the Chevalier HUlsemanr, who recently re-
turned home after q residence in our couuuy in
the same capacity of twenty five years.
- Gen. Emerson has again taken the sad.
die for the immediate benefit of the West Ten
neeeee guerrillas-BifHes and Forrest and that
elass--w no may now read their doom in the
fate OF Morgan.
~They dine by the thousand at time 1t
Saratoga this season. II is hot a. blazee there,
bat the water still holds out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19

For the Holidays.
4. L. slHIIeEa I co.,
slAsos ., Hes. 10 AID " BaoAD ST.. NEW Yosx
oy11n FOE sALl AT THEIR STORE,
Ne. ssy PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
HlAB rHIRrllNrH STREET.
SIGN OF THE OLD KHICKERBOcXEA.
rH1 MOST COMPLETE AssoRTMHHr OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
70 81 FOUND IN FH1 A8r8oPoLIs.
FINE GROCERIES, GAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MAOKEREx.
KENNEBEO SALMON,
sOUsED Z Puzzled LAMBy r0N0UB
PIGS FEET,
ENaLIs1 DUN OODFIsH,
Together With ILL the
LUXURIEs INCIDENT TO THE BKAsUH
Asssrs. 4. M.B. 4 %. ars slso Sole Prepesstors
q RININGKRD CIL1BRAfKD
LONDON DOOK GIN,
Put sp 1. Quart Bottles for medicinal NJ.
Also, Sole Agents 10.
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles bought It thsi, ssors warrs.tsA
oftAs arst quality add Forwarded TO any Daxt Of Ne
stty Tree Of sxpsnss
A "a inland 10 h. uarr,ansntIv loestaA - -
,psetfuny request families 70 give n call.
ABRAA II. BININQD1,
HENRY T. oAP1N.
wAxInsfoH, December. lsaa.
AN. BINIHeER L 90. have no eonnsxso. vi,
ds-tf RoLL1N CHURCH. Agent.
TKgRK nANUIAeroRY
AV9 slvsH7H ST., WAsIIHefoH, D. O,
s,lvsr Medal awarded BY Maryland Institute Of
a.0 x.a., By T %ssfopotsn Msshsaie. 1nss..
Warrington, D, O., iaS5.
III have on hand, Of the best ma
Pc: SOL siIl ta: s!i51 descriptions OF
LEON L lbAa DRESS,
wooPp R sSkf sss TRUNKS
'1II1ss155Raas SAsR fEi,t ri BAGS,
ATLoW PRiGEs;, an 49,,
.ramins my stoof before purchasing slssvksrs
sa' sas a.
TSas Sis oovzA.D and RsPA1K1D 81 'Aor'
Goods delivered ire. Of charge TO any pszs Of TIE
ny ss0rs''''A "'" JANIS q. ToPHAM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19

STAMPEDE OF SLAvEs.-Almost every day
We hear Of new stampede Of slaves in our
county. Indeed so frequent have they becoms
OF ate that no surprise or comment 10 excited
thereby. Our people seem to have settled into
state of thy and In difference upon the sub
iect The latest case we have heard OF came on
On Sunday night last. some fifteen or morn
negroes omen, women and children,) belonging
10 ptrsons residing in and near Cedar Point
Neck, ahsconded that night, and breaking open
a barn, took ont a large fat-bottomed boat,
their escape One gentleman, we understa
loet on this occasion eleven of his negroes. Du.
ring the past week not less than dfty negroes
from this vicinity run OF. and in several cases
and .ecure their growing crops.-Prt Tobacco
T,ucs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19
DRY GOODS, dc.
xZO,OUU sunxIa aoops

$4,000 "o'7a o. .u..,. sooDs
20 b soLn AZ
COST AND LESS THAN COST.
EaIs sssBBs . :. :s: r ':s' wort.
rs itsi Az s.
1oss;her With iArss stock Of III Kinds Of 8 I'D.
IS MARIE. t,.s., = =. A T. .,a 4. g.:
a1e under tAs Ays,ue Huase.
a -" o.' 81 lss c.srs.
"a 81, e.: 81: !. e:aas.a
Prices. w. =. R r. X ni BaoIa lib
...s 1--WE. ~ .'' ''A '''ss :s;: :'issss:
lVn Ria9Is White, Piai, Bius. I'D Green
eh.:sIn s.. T.si. LIass, orssi. Diapers.
esas1i. end s.i:: "a s ss.:, and .a..raas
-; Goods ia ven '.a: ESisSs g.
lust R1CBIvHD-
PusAsr a.d French ;.ass shawl,
fSIssA Lass wis sssSss and S ooss ars
Points, yalsneas and Embroidered H'dkfs.
infA1a 10 res ano WAITS,
6uipure LAGER, all widths,
S 81 * "a Tertsi:: RI: r. p DsSs
Which win b sold Of low prices call b %
IA Market Space Psan avenue,
Je9 between 9Th and 9Th stroets
PRICES RlDUClD.
NRkNADINl 4Aavis, Mozambique shavh,
Black Lace Nantes. Points,
BurnouI and Fioolominia In srsst variety and 10,
,eT n. TAYLOR 4 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19
Dialogue.

Dialogue.
UNCLE SAM: SKcEsH: CoPPBRHKAD.
ikeesh-Stoop down, here, Uncle!
Uncle Sdp,.-W hat for, Secesh
NteyA-I want TO cut your throat!
q. S.-4uees not II don't want cutting.
Cepperhsod.-Ies, stoop down, Uncle!
U. S.-What! do you, too, want to cut nv
hroatl
Copperhedd. o however, I wouldn't do
such thing for the worldI / only want to
hold your arms pinioned behind your back
while secesh cuts It. That's very different, you
eeef
L. S.-No, don't see it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19

M TEETH.
tS. EEhS F: {HHsaso, sas f.ssn:ss
ssrsonally 1t his oMee In this e1ty. Nanyl{
sArsons can &ear these tooth Who cannot ~111O
feAf osssfs ma 20 verson can wear others Vhc
Isrsons calling ct my o1se san b accommodates
9Th any style and price Of Teeth thsy may dsGife
sat TO those who Are particular and vish the Dursst
Aeaasst, stroassEt and most perfect Asntufe that
at can produce, the AIEHKAL PLATE vii -
more fully warrnnted
Rooms IN this eity-Ne. S3s Psnnsyivsais avsnas
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also so1 Arch ri
YAua4elvAfA. mar N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19
THE EVENING STAR.

HINT TO BUrcHxRs "A correspondent Of
IN Er siish fourn8i describes aud recommends
. 1sw method Of slaughtering cattle for the
msrkst which 10 now practicsd with success
by some English butchers. The object of the
NV practice is to prevent the draining ron
the vessels OF all the juices which cons atu aes
tn hccd-which are entirely ioet In the ordI-
mary method THIS Objects accomplished Or
the adm is ion Of air into the thorax Of the ann
msI by means OF puncturing bet ween the ribs,
by which process the lungs are collapsed, aud
cennGt be again inflated. Sim ultaneously with
ssis puncturing the butcher, by means OF ashort
sur knife, sewers the spinal marrow 1T the
junction OF the sknli with the arst joint OF tn.
meek, an operation producing instan:a neous
paral sis and almost immediate death. These
operations secure the sudden stoppaxe of
b, ahing and the immediate suspension OF the
circulation Of the blood, by which all the venous
or carbonated blood IL prevented from enterin z
fhs lungs, and is drained on from The carcass,
while the arterial blood and sanguInrnus lymph
are retained. This, It Is said, renders the flesh
more succu lent and nutritious than when 1t is
completely drained Of the nuid. named, rs in
the ordinary way. 1t Is asserted that meat go
prepared Gets sooner and keeps longer, besides
being richer In flavor than that prepared by the
ordinary mods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19
DICTURE FRAMES
i AT 4S2 eEVINTH STREET
OPPOSITE iHE PATENT OFFICE,

: have for sale very dne collection Of Gilt and
Dark Wood, Oval and Square Frames, for Photo.
graphs. Engravings. &c. warrant them to be of
the best mADufacture, and Offer them at very low
prices 80 -.
ALSO, ON HAND. =
A few choice Pictures. to be sold low, Picture
Cords, Loops, Tassels, DO of various oolors.
Nails. Rings. DO
rPAPBRHANGINGsA AND WINDOW HADBs.
In great variety at old prices. Pager put an in
city or country By cor, petsnt workmen, promptly
R0THROCK 3, 452 7th street,
~ IL FAW4W opposite Patent Ofdoe
IN. ADDITION TO DUB USUAL LARGg AND
i oht ice assortment Of Instruments--
which We ssll astonishinsly cheap for cash F7&l
sssivsd An. selection OF steinvsy and Sons IN
Also, two superior Seven Octave Pianos, At aa,s
spiecs and ONE very stylish with excellent ton ;,
Two sxesllsnt dns toned, Octave Pianos just In.
Which will be rented on moderate terms i
W g. MIrZDROTT6 Music Depot
~ 00 corner nth and Pa ave
d6O E1y1NrH 9rKl1f, ne 6ess 1lsoe q
CLOTHING, IL IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19

uyAl DlPARTMlNT,
w WAsIIua4os, January r, 1859
In sonssSueass Of the pressure OF basissss ct the
War Department, passss for eitisens TO visit tbs
Army Of the Potomac viii b Sivsn ct tbs oAes of
lisat Col. ooxaAD, 132 Pelnsylvania avspSs
above Nineteenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19
WAR DEPARTMENT.
w AoIurAHr GssERALs 0y.IoI,
unADQUARIIRs DEPARTMENT OF WABH
yl IN4fON

QEca CA,o Qsa,tr aasss, Nay 3, 1888.
DlALIRs II AGRICULTURAL IhPLshHHSs, 6AA
DEE 6ssDe, ke, requested 70 furnish shis ON -
price lists Of the various articles Of their trade
The same should BE- directed 10 Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAs II. 6nssss Che Quartz rmAStsr, De-
partmsnt Of Wsshington ny &H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19
o = y &c IAL.

HHAnQUAn1EHs PRovosT N ARsnAL4 .zls
District " Colsnstia, Aug. nth, 1868.
The Board OF Enrolment for, the District Of
Columbia will meet at the City Hall, evefy
day, from 8. m. 70 p. m, until further no.
tice, 10 examine Cases Of drafted men, either for
exemption or acceptance.
HBNRY A. SoBExTx,
an 17.u Cartain and Provost Marshal
WAR DEPARTMENT
W ApJUTAHf GENERALLY Oy1iou.
WasREoros, Juns =, Bs
9eaessl OEd0s, Ne fas. sr
fhs Actutsut General viii provide IN aSpfe1fl-
Ate medal OF honor for the troops wAe. ajEsT the
expiration Of their term have osfer cd their services
to the Government in the Desseot smer eenoy, and
also for the volunteer from ether states that
have volunteered their service In the Etates OF
Psnpsylvania and Mary land.
By order oftAe secretary Of War.
T.. D. fOWND1ND,
70 g Assistant Ad3utsnt General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19
GAS FITTING. &c.

~ GAS FIXTURES.
w Have u Store, and are daily receiving, 0Ak
FI1fUR16 Of entirely New Patterns and Desisns
and Hnsh Superior In styis 70 aaytAins heretofore
sflAred In this market
We invite citilsns generally 70 ell md examine
SaF gtoek Of 6Ab and WAITE IIXfUAl0, t6sIinS
soo1dent that " have tbs bsst selected stosk II
NasAiaSfon,
- An Week II the above line intrusssa 70 %.
are viii b promptly attAndeA to.
mar ST HYkKs Me9HAN. s5e street..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19
DENTISTRY.
SIQESMOND l. HAYWARD,
NV AND IMPROVED INylHfIoE
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLlsTfC BONE fRETH,

CHEOPLASTfC BONE TEETH,
+ Nl9HoUg hE1AL PLAFIol OLAsPs,
Oh. Q. D 6I6lsMOND,
11o HssS&ssov, NsO York. aad go PasasSSv~sis
AsssN, bsssssss 13tk aSd 1SsA SIS. WasASagtos,
Calls the attention Of the public 10 Tie folloviAs
savAntaSes OF his improved system:
i. The Teeth Of kis manufaSturs will4
ssyer q rsode nor change color By any s6x.18
acids being three -fourths lighter than any other
T. No teeth or roots need be extrated q tie
ARTIFICIAL ones can be inserted over them
The roots Will b made fnodsnhve, and never
70 aeAe. =
4, No temporary teeth sre needed, - permaAsn,
onss sen BE- made Immediately, thereby Droeefvina
me n8tural Oppression Of the kce which under the
o4 system Ia frequently disdgpred
B. This vork has been fully tsstsA over ave
years By many Of the hfst chemists ana physSfaas
Of this country.
Dr. 3. has also invented . white andsstruesi. /.
metal dllnS, With which the most sensitive teeth
can Be AlleP without pain, and can build ub Per
!set, sound tooth on any ide roots, which Win Last
Gall and examine for yourself jyTn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19
ClORYT DIBKAeHSI SEORHT DIeIAsISI
SAM TAN'B 8IFT!
SAAARIfAFS GIFT

SAAARIfAFS GIFT
sesossS &; Ef.I|E|ii Ss FiM s. e.
The, s Is; r. = 4 ss.s. % :ns
i f to stomaei o. So.sh Of the most delicate
Cures in from two to four days, and recent Cases
y y: u NOR
Il l:s sSo:. vho s.ss i ssssss
or Who have been eorssd With Balsam ooIAiva. or
A's'a''' nv ssasMARlrANs GIFT
ssss y Hiil y Dl:n g. saav'SS sS.,. O..
sos0fsSSk1ft gL sofE sfHF 81 VI
s.nAs1111tHssst Rt o Sisz zNp ph & JUICES
.srIafHs SoSl HSS Aiss sSiSs 4.
sssiS.d It isssiss ssd sssdisssss .vsr psrties q
81 800;
~ that for f 81 NJ sH IN ''r
koef 4sS sa'
q. s :: ~. = H; 81 & y .A'
% . ; {: oS ST III 4
most happify sdapted, in liberated Utsrls. IN
peS s.s or issdsns
eslt ~ express. Price o. bottle. or . bottles
sAMARIrANp oHANoRI WASH.
Price % eents. Yuu directiona. II
D1SAOND 4 co., Boz Isl RhiladslphiA Host
sold b, .. CALVERT soRD.s rnsr Of lltA and
afNR7 soooK. Alszsadris. nays-r
! RooIe AAD SHOES 10 SUIT TN TIMES. i,
We axs now naaaafasturinS all kiads Of BOOTS
end SHOES, and oonstAntly fsoeivinS sap - s.
ply Of 1astsfn- made Work ofeysEy dsserip- Il
hon, made expressly to order, and win bey " 4
sola 81 Q mush lover price than has been
heretofore ehareSd In this dty for much inferior /
Persons IN want Of BOOTS and SHOES Of 1astera
OF CITY made Won, wll always and soea sssort :
heat h store nd 8 IT, !Sysst ,sacss; Siysw 4
aoEHs s3lA Penn0lyania axenne.
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY FOB AUGUST.
~ Price - esn"' ooNrsNrs
Our Future; By Lieut.. Ebert PHELPS, o. e. A.
Autumn Leaves; b. Ars W.Voo5s. Anross name
R Es: e ps:iSs
snS 6hytsm: com piled and written By Mrs d W.
0ooS fhe BUoesneers Of AmeriuA; hy ". l.,
$tnne anndsr the Palmetto; By b. g. 6pauldine.
THa S.irit1 Rsproaeh: By Mr1, n. w. Coos. JET
6arson Davis and Reputation; Letter from Hon
sssIt der sys.s Z e. TSssss tsoI
r9. .:y Loais,ins, Ry Hssra 'PS osisss A "A
s kTsia - yRAHoKs rArLoR, AGENT.
E6TTHD, $50 Seventh atrest, tie Eest pIsee in
- tsvn 10 bay yoss oLO1HINa : -Hn
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6AQnI DIhxARHS

6soR1f DIsxAsls.
SA0s0rsscR'S 6t}s ID the must certain, safe and
esstaal remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
aid Fsosnt cases in twenty -four hours No miner
q, NJ hAlsAm, no mercury. Only ten BILLS to be
taken. It 10 the soldiers hope, and . friend 10
tAoes yho DO not want to b sx4ossd. Male psGt
aess, -; female, 0s.
ed Ssrmsnsst cure ior syIhins. scrofuia, Oilers
2er:s, slots fssss1s 60 Prize o., o. siI bottles
9a1As P11ssYLyA1IA Rovzn, - Rsaswsss -
&yssbsxg. = ~ aasA sd Hss5..fvo s1ains isavs
Icv Are lad soFs sp.sstAe3. eoiGss.s nehsz sold
Through 1t Government 1atss. For oeksts md fur.
fAs1 infornstisn ApSly st De oAes Of Crest Penn
ayivAnta Route, northwest eorner of Psansyivxais
s~Snue aud Sixth g., Wellington. Once open froIs
ID. n .ntn -. m; On SUNDAYS ga
ENy 10. Eossos. Agent.
pA. DuloR4's esssr-ooassd Rszsals Regulating
Rns ers the S1y tsss ~ ss. fhey cpsrsts ussdiis
ssa aPon the most 4siieass stomssh.t A trial OF
4hese Pills viii prove their srpsSosis al sthsrs.
Proc 81 box. Sold By Q. o. Rord, eornsr litA
Tfset and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, AlsxandriA. IASN
DTslAsBs or 1Is NERyous, eBNIEAL, URIHAlI
AID SEXUAL tYBfKAs,-New and reliable treat
lnent-in Reports Of ths Hosrayd Acknowledgement
"a sealed letter envelopes, freA OF charge. AodreM
Pr: Ekiilin Houshton, Howard Association.
Philadelphia. Pa. mar 2s-sn
fnoHBAPRsf AID sHsf HAN DYE n IN WoRLD-
Never Fades OF WesAss Oxs.-Upham . Hair Dye, %
esnts box. The best in use Try 1t. Sold By 3.
nzton and Henry oeok AisIAndria tas-ly