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Antet A-4cuAss VI LILLE toosu] h44GN> AamES GoE
Lieut.. Dem,ne. 36th, wounded.
Capt. Auatin, 39th. wounded.
Lieut.. Tufnbull, 3Gth. woouded-aud others
Col. MeCteaEy, s1st Mich, Killed.
Lieut.. Col. Wells, e1st Mich killed.
Capt. Crowell, 2lst Mich, wounded-ando others.
The loss Of men in killed and wounded, In
the ssth, and brigade, is very heavy. Will
serd list Of the casualties Of the regiment
az GOOD as can get them. I shall try and
get up to ny command tomorrow.
Yours, &C., F. 7. SHERMAN,
Col. esth I'll. Inf. Vols.
FROM OUR NASHVILLE CORRESPONDENT,
MEDICAL DmEcroR's OFFICE, l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 81, 1865.
To-day received eleven hundred wounded
from the ftont-mostly flesh wonnds-priu.
cipally Ohio and Illinois troops. Twill send
you list, tomorrow, OF the wounded be-
longing to Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa md
Michigan, and the hospitals they enter. We
are preparing to receive s 900 more wounded,
who will be In during the next twenty-four
hours.
TIE WOUNDED At HOSPITAL No. s NASH
VILE.
Continued List Of wounded in Nashville, Sept. 2s.)
REtGe b WoIley, lyy,. CO. e F. F soth Mt1l n.
James u .; %ssas1 we, /, :; ss;th II IL Mich
~ 9: Wstsea. !; :; %5Is&'i &C. /, ,sn ASn'
seq; ;$l. Si}.s Ffo5S,;s!: ! S;s: 9, slst Mich.
l. + fts4ef; Hs9e E : III IT 1T II:
?. Il nawEeT, ?: ed "a Mich.
John Lucky, 93d II. ~ -,
Corp. n: l. MetcalE Sth III.
Go5sIt @ Haay, I; < ID q: Mie6: H.
!; L. Smlth, Il s4ta u;
i'a ~; shinan. n5Sa Z, isth Mieh.
ia r Adsms. ! daaaf' 4, q Ill I'll III. 49,
James M m Bas!cy, /, is5d ri.
A. f. cramer. G. Mst Mtch'
5a1iei s. Ii ifmR|9su pil|on. 4, I ssth ST Ii. H.
>''0'' nosr1141 NO. rurrEs.
NASHVILLE, Sept. n, 1868.
List Of wounded received in Hospita No, IL,
1;Ri 5:R;l[ p s4.as Ashen, J. =, l;,s ,st4 4 nj.
John dti aSef. % <, Il 15ath III ii -
JOIN j. aHss; Msad. Z, Il i'll is1a H. ~
HOSPITAL no. 19.
John L. Brown, D, I'D Ill.
E.,L:1f =: I: Tqgge5sen; Eessse ?; ;,St 5sd 4 t.
Andrew GcImaai, 6, 88th III,
George L. Gpltrc 115th Ill
n. Ii. Giiman. ii. 89th Il.
Beni. Uaje H. S0th. Ul.
J. II. Hofe, b, 7sd III.
John Eafer' K. 93th Wis.
John W. HollY. G. 83th Il.
E, S. Hopkinn. D. 73d ni.
G. Enecitsou, b, 18th III.
4 g: Ksyes, 4, k9th ~;
Wm. Maudy, z, 10oth Ill
J. r. Roberts, z, 116th III.
Jacob Wright, c, 88th III.
Wells Williams, E, 116th I'll.
HnsrrrAr yn a.
cu. 49,, -,
=. ". Smiot a tstA ~.
games Meisn, 4, Sstn y ": .ox.z r,
SSefGt SeorGe Weise1s 4, II Eo9n a M'
sor!prt W. Ws1i pcqnsrd' e s Ss.h ri
]. We1lgamant, I s6th n.
~; ;s1t ~ynn, ,.a =; ii ?9ia Ga1.n IL: Il ctb o,,o
sesgt. Francis Wilson, I, 18th H.
Mm. wilson. !. 1g5h III, "; III
j. Rush, q, 10otn III
, 1863-09-30
New advertisements.
NEW -1UuTIIl5rlHCItIG.
READ
THE TESTIMONY.
The Rebel Raid on Lawrence.
QUANTRELS GUERILLAS EE-
PULSED BY LILIES SAFES.

Tha following correspondence explains itaaH:
LEAvKSworrH, Kensas sspt. 10th. 1853.
DEAH s1R: We own the only Lille SAta IN towu-
QuAnt1el's Guez11!as t,1ea to open 1t August 2ls:
but could not EVERY OTHER SAFE WAS Ff20KEN
OPBN. The rebe1s tried to force, but their ha:nms
and bars bad no effect on ours-
We think no dispose Of ssvaral Of ttess Safes.
As the business community arc now anxious for sK-
crrrrY. We would Eka to obtain an sgency for this
vttnlsy. Will you please lat us know your terms?
Tours. truly. eIMfSON BROS.
LEWIS LILLE. TOY. E.F.
Another test Of tie Burglar Froof quality at LII
HE'S Eafes:
ONxpN YALIET NANk.}
0A11oA. July 18Th, 151S-
LKwIs 11I1IR. ESQ.,,
DxAH s1K-We have thoroughly teated tho sats
which you recently sent III. and nndtt s7tray DILL
PROOF. We had determined no: to buy = Safe till
it had bean submitted to the severest tests aud there
fore we're ger3 thorough in tho trial which We gaye
il. Tho trtal was made by one OF tha beat aaics
in our county. Yours. with respect.
N. U1GINDCTaAS, Pr:2{dart.
TuKoposE F, HA7D, Cashier.
, 1863-09-30

WILLS AND FEVER! Chills
~. and Fever.: Ch1lls md Fever. .!-Oae Of the
r. f. Fever md Axue: asd Etieh nv received tne
HOSrK7 TIERS cELEBKATED BIrTER3. Who
Eould ea6u1e tee tostu:es a!i Ing om THU terrible
endule feepess nights bug Ing 1evtrAud icy chlls
1e,nttslys when 1onedY can be ob:.r ei for 4
painiul e7fstsaea nater this deaciy Bright and 10
ncthlng but gu1p down Qutnfne. until it becomes as
relieved. None but tile foolish and weak wonlt he:l-
tate TO pIccu1e thete Tacab1e Bttes. AID s4ye them-
Eeyes 11terse agcry.
For l6!a by Druggats sud Dsalo:t rally. every
WEcre. se30-1523 3tWF.&N
, 1863-09-30

BUFFALO. Boot- 10th, 1583,
LKWB LILLE. Eiq.. Troy:
DEAR s1R ~ suppose you tave seen the account
In the rapess OF the cona.gsaton we ha1 here yeu.
te1day morning about o1e O'Clock. My omce va,
located soout the centre Ct OF tho burnt bnd-
fp9s, ard all We LAd in the oGca LOOSE WAS burnt
up. Our books. paptrs and cuz7s1cy we're ia the
date, and came out all right Tbs Ba{e was EXPOSED
to a terrible heat for abcu eight hours. tn, t1re
took IN the lower psrt of the building, IN grocery
ste1e. Yours truly. RI MOE.
L 1arga assortment Of Lll11sB Chilled Iron asfes
and Bank Work for sale By
, 1863-09-30
4 MOTHER LARGE LOT OF
French Artificial b yss,
JUST RECEIVED By
GALE EDKOTI4ER DRUGGISTS.


EXCURSION TO
I'M O N N a tt.
Leaving he Cincinnati All Line Depot. corner of
Madison md can1l streets,
ON TUESDAY. OCT 6ru. AT7:so LII.
TicLets-Rou O u n Trip, $1,000
TO BE HAD OF
DC CONRAD. Banker, II CLARK street; Il. J.
GAGE, Cashier Mercba1ts' Loan and Teust'C 1apapY
corr er of Lake and Dearborn streets; SUTTON &
BUHk1TT. IL and IS La1ale-at sud q. The Dopos.
LeeGE5Dl.7t BURKITT 4 GAGE, Com.
, 1863-09-30

exc REWARD.-A reward Of
DJJ nfsy do1*.s is offered for tho apprehension
.nd daiytTy At tls U4ited sta;es Navat ksadszyons
liz samtd seamen, who deserted from lhs. United
WILLIAM HURsLNY. q yekra old. s feet icches
htEh black hat. hlack tSea. and dark compilation.
high hlqe eyes dark hsir At d lor!3 cor platlon..
eJes. hfoen h.:r ~ d falr complexlon.
THOMAS cox. Is years CID, shout 5fset 10 inches
h. b. blue tyEe eAndy haiE and fair Complexion
BY order Of e r. BHEKSE,
Leutenn1t Commanding .. s. Navy,
, 1863-09-30
Lilies Safes In the Resent: Fire
in Bafalo, N. 7.

EuFRAIo. Sept. 34ta, 1853.
LEWIS LHIIE. Esq, Troy. n r:
DEAF 61R:-1t givea us pleasure to assu.e yor ssut
our BoCKs. rAPKR9 AND BANK CUE3EyCY.
which we7e In one Of yo1r small CHILLED. I z0N
s4FES, were expoBed To- intause heat tor ueazly
twelve hours In thelate fro Prime s1tp all came
cut perfectly shte. not being burned or cha.1ed In
the least I've have ordered another OF the gae aIzs
T. On your sgen: here. Mr.. Morris.
Tauly Yo1rs. NOE d BECKEITU.
buffalo, Sept. 2l!t, 1865.
LEWIS LILLE. Hs4.. Troy:
sm-rhc Safe purchased By Al from your agcut
1ast year. ard pusporttDg to bs one Of youz FIRE
AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. wAs exposed to
tsearo which occurred hare On Monday e7enta5 ll.h
1p.t. Ons BOOKs, PAPERS Al soms BANK BILLS
ere rrete1ved With out any damage whaseYer from
fire. VERY respectfully.
LEW1s:B. JOY 4 CO,
, 1863-09-30
Continued LiStso of Casualties and
Arrivals at Hospitals.
REPORTS FROM TIE SANTA
BY COMMISSIONS,
Matters at Nashville--The Rush of
Soldiers Friends.
Generals Hooker and ButterfieId
On their way to the Front:


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc}
WAsusaToN, Sept. -, 1863
It is stated that both Gen. McCook, and
Gen. Cr1ttenden, have been relieved Of their
commands in the army Of the Cumberland,
and ordered before the Court Of Inquiry to
Investigate their conduct In tile recent bat
ties ut Chlcknmauga.
Gen. RoBecrans is understood to have made
serious complaints against them in his dis
patches.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1bune.l
CINCINNATI, Sept. 70, 1863.
Gems. Hooker and Buttertield arrived In
this city TO- day. They we're serenaded at the
Burnett House this evening; In response to
the compliment they both made few re.
marks. Gen. Hooker said that he had not
come to make speech. but that the people
would soon hear from him In the thunder
tones Of artillery and musketry, and TINT IN
til his mission was accomplished the people
must excuse him from making speech, but
that when his mission was accomplished he
would come back and talk to the people until
they were tired Of hearing him.
The purport Of Gen. Butterdeld's remarks
were the same as those Of Hooker. Gen.
Hooker has received a dispatch direct from
Gen. Rosecraus, stating that he still occupied
tie position taken by him on the 20th inst,
directly after the battle, and that he will be
able to hold It for month, or longer.
No reliance is to be placed in the news Of
the surrender Of Rosecrans, contained in the
New York market reports.
Gen. Burnside WAS at Nashville to day.
FROM COL: FRANK SHERMAN's BRIGADE.
Ispccial Correspondents Of the Chicago Tzibune.]
NASHVILLE, Sept. 2a, 1868.
have Just learned Of few casualties Of
officers In my regiment and brigade, In the
recent battle beloH Chattanooga, from
wounded officers sent back to this point to
bo placed in hospital:
Lient. Col 4. S. Chadbournc, ssth H., eighty.
Capt. Geo. A. Sheridan, S8th, slightly.
Capt. John ". Ch1ckcring, S8th, slightly.
tie1t 3de1t %@sMpFy Wy sSth IT, shot th5Sueh leg.
Lieut.. Griffin. ssth, not eerious,
L1eut. Rae, ,ssth, badly.
Capt. Campbell 96th, killed.
Capt. Nobbs, 36th. Killed.
Three Iicuta. of | Ills {56th> killed, names not
Lient. Dem.ng. 36th, wounded.
Lieut.. Tulnbul. 86sh. woonded-aud others.
Gaus GSl eoi Wsls, 1st ~ 9e as6 fsd Killed.
Capt. Crowe1l, alst Mich, wounded and others.
The loss Of men in killed and wounded, In
the 5sth, and brigade, is very heavy. Iwln
serd list Of the casualties Of the regiment
az GOOD Us can get them. I shall try aud
ret nm IN TnJ rnr1nYnnu6 fo. ynorn-
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NOr1CEl--Is hereby giveh, that the 4.sessor
has died with me a list OF tho Militia Of leas ,nt
Township, aud that the Township Trustees viii meet
at PoaSantville, Tor tho examination for exemption,
OF Applicants for and during tho next twenty days
fflm this date convenihs each day at one oelock.
June It'll 1w. TOWNSHIP CLERK,
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Bounty and Pensions.

ToNGRESS having nrovided that all soldiers
AJwho have bcon discharged from service by rea.
sou Of wounds or disability. shalt receive tho 500
bounty, aud that whom soldiers die or are killed In
bounty, as well as all arrearages OF pay, DC; and
tnat soldiers who disabled while IN Tho Inc Of
duty shall be ponuenod, or tt killed the proper
class Of relatives (such as widow father mother "r
alst"rs, &cO shall be pensioued. Col. n SCHLFICH
who has seon 40 much service and ls familiar with
the whole subJcctof army business, will give atton
&c. '''
Ills experience In the army and knowledge Of tho
ouAiness warrants us In recommending all TO call
upon him.
OFFICE = Tallmadgo Block over weAver's
Hardware Store.
Lancaster, May 7,G3.6-1mo,
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PIcnsnmi Township semin Try.

rINllE above Seminary united with tho lIygepic.
I Home Cure IL an Institution OF learning that
present " OIL but more especially to lnvalids, the
opportunity OF securing o thorough Education, and
OF Improving their physical powers at the same time
and Tor less money than treatment alone would cost
them at auy other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for circular, and remember
lhat tho next Annual Term OF the Pleasant township
seminary Will commence on MONDAY, MARCH tho
1th, d. 1853, and consist Of 10 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, Rs follows;
summor Session from March the S0th 10 June 10th
lSgS, Twelve weeks tuition 81, Vayatlon 10 weeks.
FAN Session from August LIST 10 November tho 10Th
1861, Twelve weeks tuition 81. No vacation.
Winter Session, nom November Esd, 1853 TO March
18th 1854. Sixteen weeks tuition sB n
Tuition must be paid in adyanco or secured by note;
and no reduction will be made on account Of absence
Hs-Boardlng consisting Of iarinaceous food, fruit
and vegetables, will be furnished by the PRINCIPALS ut
81 per week,
n1'I have also purchasoda Piano, and secured tho
services Of ProiesdorC ScfNmpER to give instruction
on tho Piano. and other instrument Of music on rea.
sonable terms, DR.. JOSEPH FEENlAN, Principal,
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant. 3
February 20 lse3-lyb0 .asts...,,-.t,
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Probate Court, Fairfield County, o..
George W. Pratt, Administraier OF the Estate Of
Andrew Jones, deceaced.
against s
Jane Mary Jones. Mary Elizabeth Jonss, John Am
py Jones, and the unknown Heirs and Legal Rep
reseatatives OF Edmund Mathews, deceased.
TIME unknown Heirs ant Legal Reprsse natives
I of Edmund Mathews, deceased, will take NO
tiee that on the 26th day OF Nay, 1859, sad admin.
TRAITOR died his petition in the Probate Court OF
Fairfield County, Ohio, the object and prayer OF
which petition is to obtain order OF said Court
for the sale Of the following Real Estate, Of which
ne said Andrew Jones died seized, TO pay th debts
Of said oeedent, to'wit Lot, Number Ninety.iwo
l9s) In Carpenters Addition to the town, now City
otLancasier, Ohio, and TO adj the s.hghu &c.
nf the above named defendants to the fund arising
out of the sale OF said lot.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 30th day
of Juno, a.d 1859.
GEORGE W. PRATT, Adm'tor
or the Estate of Andrew Jones, deceased.
WN. p. CREED, Attorney.
May ea, Is63--4w9pfS3 rs
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a., ~ He is not good-natured man,
who when travelling westward in the
morning, fastens QUARREL upon his
1shadcw for presuming to run before
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EDIToR OF GAZHTT E-Dsdr Sir: With your
HJpermission wish to say TO the readers OF your
paper that will send BY return mail to all who wish
II. .frsela Recipe, with full directions for maxim z
and using simple Vegetable Balm that will edectu.
ally romove in 10 days. Pimples, Blotches, Tan,
Freckles. andah Impurities ofthe Skin, leaving the
same soft clear, smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and In 70 vnation that
Will enable them 10 start full growth of LnNuriant
Hair, Whskers or Moustache. In less than 30 days.
all applications answered by return mail free Of
charge.
Repeatedly yours.
THoS. F.CHAPHAN, Chemist,
No 63I Broadway, New York.
Aprll 93-Is6J-4- -1m
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NOnd NOetCe.

NIorlcE is hereby given TO all whom II may con.
cern. that the next session n the Commissioners
of Fa'rdeld county 10 be held in September next,
there viii be presented a petition praying forthe
establishment OF The following described coERtg
Road, to-wit: commencing on the RoyRton end
Circlevl'o Turnpike at the halfseetion line dividing
the lands OF Broad Cole and Peter hegei thence
ON said line 10 the centre of section No. thence
south TO the line ofsection No 10 thence east 70 the
corner Of sections g, TO- Is aud I6 thence south 20
iniersect the CircieVilie and Lancaster road and
there terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
Laneaster My y2e S3-9-SWt
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SECU ITY INSURANC c NPAW,
OF NEW YORK.

These companies divide three tourhs OF net proals
annhafiy to the Policy Holders In scrip, bearing In
tercs ate per cent, thereby fu The surplus and
giving Policy Holders greater security and cheaper
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PROPOSALS.
NAYYDEPARrMENr.

~ WASHINGTON. October a. 1868.
PROPOSALS will be receive ed until the 18th day OF
October Tor Inc mplere construction of iron
SCI w tu.ooate OF 80 tons and lID tons.
The vessels to be delivered at the Navy yard
con pets and re ady to receive or bard thu crew.
provsioss, store, and coal, in all respects read
other saEss, and nautical irstru u,ents.
The opposition must state the gross suu for
which The vessel vii be delivered DOM le,e an
the tine within which she viii be delivered. The
bid mus be accompanied with guarantee that, if
the names Of al the parties interested and of the
suretieanust be stated
TIE d. partnent reserves the right to rejsct 2uy
or all the propositions ii in its opinion the public
interest eauiree. and no proposition will bs con
sidtred except from parties actually engaged in
buildip 3 iron vessels.
The pans and sp-cid eatione OF vessel and ma
ehiperyean be examined only At the Navy Depart
% emit in Washinetop. &C L. eo2w
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THI1 70 70 9Iv1 uofIC1 tAas the subscriber
EaaAinstoe seIaty & The Distfiet Of Colanaiis,
Eotlsy AofslanA. lats q ton eo1n5y sfors.
~ 40 aseesssA. AZ pcrss.s hayins elaims Aeainst
same, With tie yosehsrs thereof o tke su6sefihsr
on or before the 50 day Of October next; they
may Otherwise ~ ssH b excluded from Al tsasat
Gives under ny hand this 81 day Of October. 1851.
cHR1srIANA z MoR1IAHp,
mark
% 3-JAWSw' AdministrAtrix
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GAS FITTING, &C.

Il Gas AND STEAM BITING
j. ". THOMPSON CO.,
1863 PEsH. AVENUE.
The repairs rendered necessary by the Are Of
July having been completed, Va Are now ready to
execute all work entrusted rs with promptness and
fidelity.
.rpINAoEs and nANoES put up And repaired
oc9-2w IOhroD., Intel. & Rspub.l
!" GAS FIXTURES
w Have In Store, and are daily reoeiyine, 3AD
1IXIURIS Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and yinish superior Ia styls to heretofore
offered In this market.
We invite odtiEens generally 70 call and examine
our stock Of GAS and WATlH 1IXTUk1S, feeling
Warrington.
~ All Wor 1 In thu above line yntrusssA 70 our
care will b promptly attended 70,
mar ST t1RS q No6HAN. 376 street..
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ VOCAL INSTITUTE
Nl R8. CECILIA YOUNG KRRTCHMAR Has
the honor of announcing to her friends and the
public that she win rssums her Instructions in
]. For terms, 80, apply between the hours Of 1
and ,. III. 90 11-eolms
MISS BROOKE's 1N9LISh AND RR1NCH
NA Boarding and Day School, No. 80 Penn av.,
ssmi-ann1al session Of this Institution viii com
menes on Monday, September 18th, 1863. Circrlars
cipal. se II-sms
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HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY C0NoEHTRATlR
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHu
POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
NoH- Retention or lneon.iaenee Of Crime, hrfts.
ton, Inflammation or liberation Of tie Bsa6-
de. and Kidneys, Disedses Of TIE Pros
tvate Gland, Stone in tie Bladd<-,
Caleerous Gravel or Brick
Dust DEPOSIT and
Mucous o. klky Discharges. and all Disessss -
,Afections Of the Bladder and Kidneys,
and Dropsicol SweUings, eyistsnp
Sn Men, Women CAildren.
HELMBOLDy EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Weakness arising from Exessses. Habits Of Dis.
hpation, attended with the following Symptoms:
Indisposition to Exsrtion. Loss II Power.
~ rulf vnfp
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror Of
Disease ,Dimnsss of Vision, Wake
fulness, Pain In the Back,
Eniversal Lassituds Of The
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry
ness of the
Skin.
HRuPrIoNs ON THE YAoD.
PALLID cOUNrENANCE.
These symptoms, II allowed to 80 on. which nj,
medicine Invariably removes, soon follows ~
| tuity, EIileptie Fits, in one Of which the
| patient may expire. Who say that
they are not frequently followed by
those 5 Direful Diseases" IN.
SANITY and CONSUME.
TON. Many are aware
| Of the cause Of their
| suffering, but none
| viii sonfess.
The
records
| OF the In
| sane Asyums
| and the Melan-
| eholy Deaths By Con
| sumption, bear amplew
| ness to the truth Of the
sertisn. The constitution - a.
| nected with Organic Weakness. re-
! auires the aid Of medicine to streastAs.
and Invisorsts the System, which HIN.
BoLDr 14TRAoT BUcHU INVARIABLY DOB,
HIGHLY ooNolNTRATID.o oNPouHp
FLUID EXTRACT SlRslPlRILLh.
| For
purifying
/ the blood, ~ ra
! moves al diseases
| arising from excuses
and imprudencs in life. ~-4
chronic constitutional dis
| eases arising from an impurs
| state OF the blood, and the only rslta.
| BE and eneetual known remedy or IT,
| surs Of ecrofula, seald Head, ssh -.sx
/ RAsum, Pains and gweIlinss o.
I the Bones. Ulesrstions Of tAs
Throat sn&Tsss. Blotehss. gaa
Pinplss On the Yass, - 81
letter. 1rysiselas. 80.
.- and al ssaly -
| u ...a sruDtions 49,
OF the -
skin. SO = as-ar
I've table spoonful OF the Ixtra1t AZ s.,~
! r1NA addsa to Dist Of water IL sSusl = - Ls~
Diet Drink, md ens bottle 10 fully equal - e.1-
Of the Syrup Of sarsssArflla, or the Dseossse. \.
| usually nads.
| TED 10 USE IN TH1 UNITED STATE ~
| aAd Are also In very general use In al the 8PA1I
HOSPITALS and PUEBLO SANIfARY IHaTT
| TUfIoNS throushout the Land, q ven A. 1. -.
vats lssstsess, and are considered q i.valueaae
/ remedies.
| ssl MEDICAL P1oPlafiss Or pucrv.
From Dtspensssosy y As UssssS sesse,.
Bee Professor DlW11S' valashls vorks a. N.
! Practice Of Physie.
| Be- rsnAHks made by the late ssls,rstea u,
RHYeIO, Philadelphia.
See remarks made b. D.. zPHRAIM Napov
Ill. sslssrassa Phyaieian. and Member II tSs
1oyh College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and prhsss.S
iAtAs Transaction Of the King And Qussn Jorr
nal.
Bee MsAise 0hiru1sieal Review, ,ubHaa>a :,
saNsAAIN 11AV1Rs' Fellow Of 8syal 0ellses
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JAa2o15. bbYFs sNEls REIt 4,.s9E5SIH Ios
EAo3t&H1.Nf, ooynef OF Cd <3akH afrssfs
Hotels, 1emilisa Parties Pairs. Anl HS5is yrosSSs
y poDDlie1 With Arst class aYtieIes. "a Isl eoIns
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ENOS & co.'s CITY EXPRESS.
FOR THE DELIVERY OF
GOODS, PACKAGES, AND BAGGAGE,
throughout the City, Georgetown, and to the
Railroad, At
LOW AND REG ULAR RATES.
We check AL baggage to be delivered 1t Railroad
ENOS co.,
81 Louisiana Avenue, between 9th and It'll streets
sa iS-lmH
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sTHJg 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .uh..,,A.-
be- o6t.ined from the 0rYh ans Court Of WISH.
% administrat on the Vsrsonsl sstate Of Michse
h1ppsl, late Of WsAhinstcn county, deceased. All
are isFs6y safns6 10 e1sibR the same. With the
rscosnsn thereof. 70 the subscriber, on or before
~ iav Be excluded from All Ssneat Of the said O.
n. D. lseS n ~ IYYTff Syyyyp UOSSs SoeI,
70 y nvoW- fsfva
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@s FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF Wk0HINGTON.
Capital-8 500. 900.

NATIONAL BANK OF WASaINGT0N.
900.
~ This BAzK, Organised under the national
Banking Law Of the La. Congress, 10 opened thu
day for the Transaction Of business at the corner
Of fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury Be-
Dartmsnt. Il. p. COOKS, President.
Wx. 8. Hyxr1ns1ox. Cashier. seM-H
T,A1 sgP4In1 COURT OF THl pIsT11oT
81 Sst.. Hssss &. qss oSs
ssss a. s, q: 49, ~:
SEA s:1ss. (: A.isasis
Ss1lSSssss az - & nd SO
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AZ S: 81; q s s. e: IS
Sonday Of November next, When and vAsrs al 1sr-
s, .ssss e :ss. ,ss sy
iO {. sssir i'''r''s' By the 8oG = Iures o,.,r
AAA OPERA GLASSES -
:. YIELD GLASSES. = :
Just received the finest assortment ever offered
: TBANkLIN 4 CO.. OPTICIANS, 80
aA4 Psnasslvania avenue, bet. 18th snd 18Th st.
ass Pennsylvsuia .ysnae. funder th. r.t,on,,
gass MI e. = plRIsooPIo seEorAoLRs
PIG rz0r 9 sasak tt b qIs1rs o.
i. great var.ty ana = The oSsss sr,e!i!n g.
W. GALL TIN A1InnFIO1o Of Pareasssrs
IA oioRfts. ssen liz IL n ste ssissps.e 81
Z; MAJ sss: e. If|Ss.
isesery1siess We Ssvs slss . ~ ~ seosd.
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THIe ID TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subser;h.,
v..s pa ., sSt.iosd from the 0r1hsas' Court Of
lSs.s,s q sAmiaissfston on tie psrsosai sstss
Sna DsyHsney, late Of Wellington Oonnty.
oeSsese0. Al Dsrsors having claims aeainsf n:
$40 deesseSd are hereby warned TO exhihit ths
ssme. vHn tAe yonchers thereof, 70 the subscriber
%ay othsrwiss b. law Be- excluded nom iii Sensst
Given under ny hand this nth d.x a, o.,.s..
n. ID. M6S. THOMAS THORNLIY
&C Il lAU3W. Admioistrafs.