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WAR DEPAATMENI,l
~ PRovosr MAasHAL GENERALS OYFIcE,
/. .a. WAsHIHoTos, d. G., August 0, 1885,
" cuidr No. %.
The following Interpretation Of the second And
third ciauses Of section I'd Of the Enrollment set
10 published for the inforriation and guidance OF
ofncers OF this Bureau, viz;
Seond "The only son llaLle to military duty OF
n " dow dept ndent upon his labor for support"
The term only Ton commonly means that there
10 but one son; hence the expression "only son
liable to military duty" means Gne ton liable to
military duty, where other sons, II any, are not
thus lisbie. Thus, to make good claim for ex-
emption under this clause, It must be established
lst IN II the pcrson draft Is the only son liable 10
mil fary duty Of widow; and ID that the widow 10
dependent for support upon this particular son.
The widow may have any number Of sons not
liable to military duty as minors, over age, or
otherS ise; but II she have one son who is liable
and she Is actually dependent upon that son he Is
exempt.
Third. "Ihe only son OF aged or inhrm parents
dspe, dent .pou his labor for support"
! This clause carries the same meaning OF the
word only, making in y synonymous with oHe The
same construction will be placed upon this As upon
! the second clause OF this section.
| To Obtain exemption under this clause It VIII,
therefore, be necessary TO establish ist that the
aged and iniirm parents have but one son iabls TO
military duty; aud I'd, that they are dependent
upon thi. particular son for support.
JAMES D. Fry,
.,u,-u Provost Marshal General.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR BUNTING AND
DRY GOODS.
... ..,..ft.g,.a,. -~~>~g, ,kg4s ,......

bunEAu or NAVIGATION, SAtf PREPAYMENT,
d sssisd Proposals wiIi Ss rsoeivsd ~ this Bureau
until the tsash dsy Of Asssst nsxt sOr fsrslshins
saPPas .s .saa nse on
.fs:pss IL uuss " isaSsysd . srssyo..lafor h,n..
1lssssS 70 &c cSssf = shs s.sesa. :S nay wv "a
.ss:: % 3 ss.g s.s ss 8
s:s:ssiS: yis: :. :: I. 3: :! s VI
s g g issss Sa
NsviSsson 1.sn ofSlsiSaids 20
o.'; ...:. : y q - &. .:s .s
L. |; ,;::ssss z sSSs: :aR: l''' thAa
..ss:. sss ss q s. o. :si.s s:
"a Q: :..s. ~ ~, : a : ri Eis.R:ss.:s:
esiysa, and entirely sstsfsctory to the NsviSation
0m4F Fstsetosd osdt6sess@.YWs 50
i i! ssS ~ Ess ss, :.aa:,s e ;hs srs q;
+: 'ss; i:.s; :; 4 r.: Hf;s
s..d +; 4 &: ssiYs:a sss Z.
=: :s:::s 4 y ::tss ;iiss
ss s:, !: .s ~. e Il as:s
The oontrast tn each cass will b awarded to the
|llSwsst 49, "a addSr wko gives proper security
Sos ~ 6ulnasnt, hui ths sGht y fsseived 10 rslsci
any ali Of the bids, for ths Of the Cow
eminent. ,.s a. 81
mes Only xhS:: s:.: %,{ ?: .ss:p,ss p va, ::
thareastas q prasteahA Which tAs parties will be
required to execute within ten dAys alter receiving
them ct the nearest post ofices Of navy AUBndss.
,Sureties in the tplI amount will b iequired q
70 BY ugi.sa s..Ia Dsssast !dAsss Attorney, Col.
: gIHLI gIrm~ Gssrasiee.. .,ao.l..
ssas..!.a.a "a % IL is N. sss.s Z sse 81 ... .,
hereby GUARANTEES that In cass the foregoing sid ei
-for any Of the materials therein named Be
4 ascsSted, hsOs theHwin, wttein tsn days after
me receipt Of the eentrset att post pnoe na4sd,
or Navy Agent execute the contract fof
the sams with good and suticisnt suretiesj and 10
case the said -- shall fAu 10 enter into oontsso,
as aiosesaid, we gnASsatee to make good the dif
ence between the ofar Of hs said - and this,
which may Be accepted.
H. sIHE ssAssures Of x0sua,saton, EP.
snste. DO soins .v !aa1''..l n'SAi ..
thereby certify that the above named - arr
ssE 2: = S:a g p'oP' .'a ''' to n.A'
ls'-sr. - he ",HsiH aihl'n' Signature, Oh.
10 b signed by the united states District Jsass
DATED sttts' plilot Attorney, coli:stor Or N.y'
|
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
O1F FLC ia l..
WAn DEPARTMENT,
0knEAAlls OrFicE,
n As.wssnk z 1874

ar .FLC,lA,L.t
I>|,gl ElatrIhAA - WAS DssA RrMEHr,)
Pnovon MAMMAL 0ksEAAI!s OrYIcE,
'- WAsarNe1sas D. O., August I, 1850.
Cxsesisv Ne -. isnna .N .r .lA.
, The following spinion Of coionei Jossph Holt,
Ipdgs .Adyossts yGsnsspl, upoA comuunicstion
from tie Ofnss 0f ths Psymaster General, touching
the Matliiy 10 drafs Of Psymsstsss Cisrks, 10 pub
hshsd .aa win ssysrn IN this and ali analogous
cases, viz:
"JvpOr ApveeArE GrsnsAL,' o.,rer,l
"Ciaims to exemption from the draft should be
striesiy eohbtrusd. Both the letter and spirit oi
the sot Tot safciihg the National forces reQuire
this. The PaymAsters' clerks, nentioned In this
ssnr unieAtIon, NJ not found In the list Of en-
np, "A slAsses = NRnmsrstsd, nor II It believed
sAsy saa be assgnsd 10 what Solicitor whiting
hAs dsaominased third class, and which v nsees-
sAfiy sxsmpt, vi: thoss In ths pilitary service Of
The United ststss ea n March, isss. They sustain,
ists tsus ssstAia sslaaion 10 the military aefvics
. do teanAtefs lHhd others who nay receive \
ration daily ss Part Of their allowances, but they
arc not 90 far In that service to be abis to the
field duty for which the National forces are drafted
and they should not therefore by reason Of thsI
position bs pen mitted to escape that liability
should the chances Of the, dsaft Impose y upon
(signed) "JosEPH HOLT
hhF Al "Judge Advocate Geaeral,"
JAMES b. Ply,
I auk,il-tf ga y Provost Marshal General.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
YD9rfUY1J..' - :.
YLyN4,Ls., cs.s.,,;. rs. r;.,s..s.r. ,,s.:.

wan psyA.rnxsr,)
fssfosf 4AaihhE GEsLaAps oyyses,
.lN twAsspsIos' D. c. Aug Hh 8 ~ l1
Ths SlJoviRg opinion Of colorei yoyspA flolf,
Judge Advo6ssS General, with regard ID ntn who
have ,besa dssftsd, snd who were abroad or At sea
Al time of dfaft, e published for the information
snd gSiAaass. OF eaieen Of this Bureau, viz;
" Ths class Of persous referred TO, II desertess
sesssSiue u ths Dsttef Of the stAtute are Dot -
according 10 Ii spirit and should not be 90 treated
~ Sbs Oovsrrment. The drafted men who arc
DECLARED 10 BE- deserters for having failed to re.
port thenstitss for duty are those who have had
actpsl ppssoaI police, OF constructive notiet,
fron feaving summons 1t heif iast pisce Of rest.
dspes, thsS th<v hare been drafted, and that their
attcndaneS IL the place Of rendezvous named Is
required. n h aasunSd that the constructive
notice has reached the parties, and hense they
ars aenounssi - deserters for not Ubcyins u,
Desertion Involves = criuiRsl inien, and a man
canno. tu the seass OF the law or with any plo-
priety Of language, be held 10 have deserted a
seryice when he did not know he belonged to
Ito have neglected . duty when he had no
meant Or knowing that It had been imposed
upon HIN The law wouli stultify itself were
II to declare otherwise. ignorance OF the law
excuses 20 man, but ignorance Of fsets always
u0es. Ino seW ooiBes no mhh W uo an imPo1sp'o
thinr, nss can n on any principle hold him respon
sibis for not having dene It. When, therefore, .
drafted nan y abroador at sea or otherwise placed
m sueh circumstances a. To render 1t physically
inpossibIs foshin TO have had knowledge Of. the
draft, and Of his duty under It, he should not be ad
vsrtised Or treated Nc . deserter. Such . step
would b csa, would shock the sense Of public jus.
tios wAish all satsrtain. II such person do not,
without delay, report themselves for duty amer
receiving Alton that they hsd been drafted,
they should be arrested as deserters. II will be
Tor the sectstary of War to determine how long the
public intsfests will permit The Government to
wait for Ne return Of this class Of persons. Ia
qussttsasbly the drafted men who do not, within
. fSasonabls lime, return to the country, 50 a. 70
enter the service, should pot be accepted ~ part
OF The guets Of troops due non the STATE 70 which
thsy belong" JAMES D. Fry,
sutI-u % Provost Marshal GenersL
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n + F G l AL q.

ur.po,ns DEPARTMENT OF WARRINGTON,
orr,cI Cmirr QuARIERMAsrLR, May %, 1850.
pIALrRs An AonicvLrvRAL lmrLEarsrs, GAN
DEN SEEDS, &C. are requested TO furnish this oinee
pric. ist, Of the various articles Of their trade
Ths same should be directed to Lieutenant Cob
ouel ELIAS NJ. GREENE, Chief ouartsrmaster, -
uarsasns , OF WashinSton. nay s-A
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11
REAL ESTATE.
EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

:
NIerssns having BoUsss and LOTS 70 SELL, OF
HOUSES to RENT, will do well BY oalling on the
spbscribera. Also, persons dssirous Of Purchasing
OF Rhntins Dwellines can be provided pr.
!. Prompt attention given to all Resi- Estate bust,
! Apply 70 wn. ". ByRpoN, With ~, i','I' T.
7h Aa~s Reai Hsiate nSckers. And Auctiosssns.
Room :, corner 7th and stsssts.
~ Refer , tSIHoS. p y fo~sroy, Y, 2 g. Hon. ! L
Of Hon. =. W. French, "a Auditor. lApd Others.
jy lin
FOR SALE.
I 1hpethrse-story bHek hsa9s and lots. hns ~ r
1--we threestory brick houses and lots, with sts-
. '0as thr.ss,Ory frame house snalo., win st..
One two-tory brick house and LOT, with four
Prices from S7so to ,soae Terms sssy. Apply
!" Room No. :, corner seventh AadS sssssss.
Vs"W { Of .a %
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HEApauARrKKs PROVOST MAEshAL'
DIsThirr or COLUMBIA, August ., 1883
The Board Of Enroluient for the District OF Co-
lumbia will meet to hear exemptions al the eiVy
Hall, Washington, on Monday, August ION, al y
g. M. and continue On during the week.
HENRY A. sCHEETz,
auio-St Captain and Provost Marshal.
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OFFr rFC 1''A4.II'
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Va EaF w IdAiA-
PRovosT MARSHAL GENERALb OfrICE, I
WAsHixoTos, D. c., July 27, 1859. 'H }
Cycuisr no. 81.
i I,s ioile~inS rs orisroE," in relation to that
part Of ssStion q of TEnrolment act, which ssys'
pwhsse thare Ahs two or more sons Of aged or In
arn parents ssNssot 70 drsfs, NE father, or, he
be dead, the mother msy elect which son shall be
exempt" IL published, and will hereafter govern;
"'The only son Of aged and inhrm parents de-
pendent, Se.,', "A absolutely exempt; but where
there are two sons, both are subject to dran until
an slsetioa ismads by the parent, and the name
N the oas elected should BE- removed from the list
kisr the drsfi u nsds ths psrsoas drafted are no
longer subject to dFst, but 70 duty, and aparen'
cannot secure the practical exemption Of two sons
from aiiitsry duty sy vsitirg until one IL drafted
spdihsn eisstip$ 70 exempt him" ."
N'"' JAMES B. Fly,
,,ss,l-a .r8IIs Pssysst Marshal Geasrai.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11
STEAMBOATS,.
Suffers STORES.

DO 1llI1lD D1OVIVlCs
TTO Suffers AND WHOLESALE
l. DEALERS IN
MILITARY AND OTHER GOODS.
We have on hand and o0ss for sals--f
100 dozen BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
IS dozen LINEN COATS and PANTS.
ioo dossn MERINo UNDERSTANDS.
100 dorsu Cotton asd Merino SOCKS,
% aosan Eg.0lIGE SHIRTS
10 dozen HAVERSACKs.
n 10 doies Dr0wn Linen sHIRTS.
- 30 dozen Jeans and Net DRAWERS.
AL Of which we offer to dealers At the LOWEST
MARKET RATES.
r.ru WALL STEPHENS CO,
~. s,o Penpsylvania Avenue
,,.so,a bet Ninth and Tenth st
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" -
NOTICE

WAS DEPARTmEsT,
wA.HIsoroN CITY, D. C., Jan %, 1859.
In consequence Of the pressure OF business ~
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army Of the Potomac VIII be given at the once
oI lent Col. CoxsAp, Is2 PennsylvaniA avenue,
above Nineteenth street. la@
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11

A WosD or AUvlcu.-Tbose who have bean
dostnring for wssks snd uontas without obtalnins
rsliel should consult Dr. FtsAb}stt, vhoss once u
r.Hsany enrsd Twsnty.fvs Icass sxrsrisnes has
sstablshed Dr. Fishpiatts sputatiep ~ physi'
ssn. Rsoent eases cured IN f.E Gays: Charges
"77'0H No. s1i e street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the 0snsral Post Olss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11
TELEGRAPHING.

FFICE OF
THE INDEPENDENT TELEGRAPH CO.,
SOC NINTH STREET,
Zone door from Fennsylvania Avsnue.j
jyIb-u A. u. TALCoTT, Manager.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11
ROOF PAINT.
w r,.p pgnnE PAINT

w WATERPROOF PAINT,
an manuisetaring an ms,'i,e hssn - VAIN, %hieS
OWN ,, .,tsnt,sly exclude dampness, nis especially
a.riui in the exposed parts Of bn,ianss Whefs
hs. "a subject TO driving rains. lhe uuity ot
.nsy will be readily al preciatsd by those
VINO osoapy brick dwelling houses. shs astapass: np:
reins the strongest ooeetion 70 tneni i AK Siae''
'ny nwysSeodsws %sl Ninth street, corner ofG'
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

UMMER GOODS. SUMNER GOoDs.
SUMMER RANGES,
SUMMER FURNACES
HIP AND SPONGE bath TUBs,
FOOT TUBS, -"
TOILET SETS,
ROUND " Ash BoILIRs, ,a.a
JAPANNEp WATER BUCKETS
With a general assortment Of TIN WARE, which
will be sold eheapby
W. D. wYvlLL,
No. ~ PennsylvanIa avenue,
iesAf Between ID and * streets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11
CAPO NIF = X,
CONCENTRATE LYE,
TIE FAMILY SOAP MAKER

The Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
articles OF LYE for making ~ AP, a., now Offered
or sale only tSs SEfTSN snd sALP
aySeENurFRAcTURiSG ye rRSs % COMPANY, thsir tr.de-msri
ior il being "sAPoNIIIER, Or RCoNCENTRATED
UNPRINCiPIED PARTIEs to sndesyol 70 initiate
Il, in violation Of the Company's PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SELLERS
Of these sPtRioUs Lyss, are hereby NOTIFIED
ia4foRsEYs iafa aRs aSAfA'' nave ''' -
GEORGE HARDING, ESQ, ef Phaadeiihia, snl 4
WILLIAM BAKEWELL, Esq. @ Ps'tsburs,
And ths. sil MANUFACTURERS, ysERs,or sEL-
LEks q L x.SieSn q tse Ulss nights o. 'he CON-
The sAPoHIrIER, or CONCENTRATED LYE,
10 for sale by sll Druggists, Groeers, and Country
stores. e..
TAKE NOTICE.
The UsIrIp srArES CiSsuIr COURT, Western
District Of Fennsylvsnis, No. l of May Term, In
iss7. In suit Of
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MAsuFAcruh
ING COMPANY
ts.
THOMAS @. CHASE,
desreed to the Company, November, IS, 1867, the
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT .sEi
granted BY patent owned by them for The
sAPOHIFIER.
Patent dated October II, 1885 Perpetual uuno-
ton awarded. .. -
Z
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ofrIcEs;
III WALNUT STREET, PAasdelpaiS,
PITT STREET AND pgSUEsNE Way P'H''1'g'
ht-sAu
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11

I. TEE only plaes WHARF you can purchass ksSia
avb6sy Goods Of all kinds at Asasf fkaUUy Dcisasis
g H.. Halls indlA Rnshas ySfsAo.cs -
streets. d. SIsIt mar 0-$s {
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11

rs.ss q ne Chief Of the Mssropelissa l.lsss n
CAalsnan 70 receive II Of moi, 3 . niehs thisk
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11

VINO VIII Bs CURID Df--We desire 70 cal
bratad M. velinl which appears IN another eoiuml
ms Doctoriss sale And reliable whos
tunats yictin Of certain lions caa Vitksol
ddance intTust bis case In his hapds. Lat yoan
man bs warned In tine, and sssk The hsst nsAns .
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11

wHIrsHuRsr's GALLERY, 4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, OWES TELEoRArR 0yriCr. r.-Whitehusst,
thres pfsnIuns IN this country; also, . medal q
The worlds Fair In London, 1or superiss vsrk.
His Carte do Visits, both plain and ooloreA sfe
sale, Card Photographs Of distlnguished nao, Alao
yIews Of PaintnEs In the Rotunda Of the Cspieol.
Osdsrs for Views OF rncsnpnents prouptiy a.
tended to. 'H .. '.t.
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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11

rent action. 'r..I %.
The afth amendment was to increase the apIro.
pristion for contingent expenses u the CITY Hall
from $500 TO S7ooi which was concurrsd IN. ID
The sixth Amendment was TO reduce the Appro-
pristion fsr yard phJ,Ieians from saaSo TO si'oo,
which was ooneurIed In. i! lasr
I sr ,s
clarke. House from $50 to $500; which wasoo
cuT5ea n:,,n ~ ,m.namsn, WAS to iucresse the Alb
D,apssicn ps ss sos ass SoIihsra Ms.Hss aosss irsn
iso6t TO ei'eooi which " - non-0oneurred in--ysas
!" The ninth amendment wss to strike out ths sp-
uropt,atioa for taking care of and improving Ju-
dietary square, which wa non concutred In.
nr,siop s ssG ior the .asIy o Inspector Of sss
tres. hich was concurred IN. . L,. ll' Z.
Wilson ,sS snS nio,S "
mepts were non.copcurred ini which was agreed
t';,u W ,hs, moved th.t the Board concur In the
.,sh,h .mendmenti which was concurred In, On .
cali Of the yeas End mays Ae''''' d. Larnsr AND
hsSe ,S .S 10 concur ia the ninth amend
msnt. apPTopIiatIng sLop' for the Northern Lib
Mr. NJ Larner called Tor tie ye.s ara yt. nsy, AM
10. IsrueT, Michael Lsrnsr, bieCsthIon ana ste-
phens voting in the negative. = z
81 the amendment wna concurfca IN. %.
.. TT'7-7 - fIRr DEPARTMEkT' ,, -
Mr. IIiis from the Committee on the Fire De-
paTtment, reported a bill IN relation 70 the iirs
nsss ,Ss .p:ciJ T order ior next Monday evening
VIII ch was agreed 70. - A sos
Mr.. Eo,laus,ss, from the select committee ap
,n,nte ea 10 iuluire into the facts connected with
he presentsiisn Of gold watch to member 81
this board, submitted the following report, A.,
D., Ths oounittee app ninted to inquire Into tht
s..,scone.rpinF the g,t presented to the Chairman
as,ss Iianmltt.e on Police, have had NO evidehc,
ossnv Ilnd for doing kis duty as Ch ,irman VI tha
conmitise. lie was supported w the comntttet
IN reporting the bill increasing the p.y Of the po
iics, and the presentation to h'm hAA 'hs ''a'ur
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11

ERRoR CoRaEcfxD.-Ino our report ycStefdaj
Of . dssssak nsda - ssps IAousss Of III fame o.
I'D hs wss only seatsa IN ~ pafior oonvsrsfsl
Sith son,s ~ ~ eyUsy danisls, whiis W pastl
found Id bed said u fhe oesf Inst " beIosgsd |,
ths .wsspn hasesr's 1spstaeat. OR rsports
wssWisiso'usa vthss@srs. IyENI
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11

FHs.-A fire occurred ysstssday, = half
pet Srs o'elodk, AeH HsgdoA wssrt issH6bR~
the EaStcsn 1sansb, neat 'hs navy ysrd. n wa
the fence-making establishnent q 0sssa 3 usn,
mons, sa cserStN avsna& bstwssa 1hisd 80
Fourth stfeets. 1he damage doas wss - vssy
great. The fire originated in ths nrs room By seps
shavings igniting. onacsr Bstkisy vas prsssas and
rendered eAcisnt services In 'ssthsuisnins~th III
hames.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-11
WAITS;

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
N3sDld q ,nS b GSSst arst hsuss above Me.
tsSatf sfsSf. '6dod Vases psids aui II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03

even that is not all. It is hard to say j.,
anything has been more brayely and ho t'%
done than al Antietam, Murfreesboro G ottsS'
burg. and On many fields Of less mole NJ ~
must Uncle Sans web feet be forgotten ~, a.
all the waters margins they have been W. ~
sent not only on the deep sea, the broad b ksv'
and the rapid river, but also up the porc u"s'
muddy bayou and wherever the ground ws a"'
little damp, they have been, and made tba;s
tracks. Thanks to all for the great RenuLl;"o.
for the principles b, which it lives and kpanns
alive, for mans vast future: Thanks to air..
Peace does not appear SO distant as it did
hope it will come soon, and come to stay, and
so come as to be worth the keeping in the h.
ture 1t will then have been proved that
among freemen there can be no successful an.
peal from the ballot to the bullet and that
they who take such appeal are sure to lose
their case and pay the cost And then there
will be some black men who can remember
that with silent tongue and clenched teeth
and steady eye and well poised bayonet they
have helped mankind on to this great consun.
nation; while I fear that there will be some
white men unable to forget, that With maig
nant heart and deceittul speech they have
striyen to hinder it. Still let as not be over.
sanguine of speedy final triumph, Let us be
quite sober. Let US diligently apply the
means, never doubling that just God, in His
own good tine, will give rs the rghtful re-
suit Yours, very truly, 4. LINCOLN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-03
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM'S
CELEBRATED HERB MEDICINES,

NJ ~ tor the nrst TIME lnCfooucea lnto tnN
~ country, have been successfully USED Tor
rope, and are particularly efficient IN the ours Of
ali chronic diseases. They are imported direct
to this port by the undersigned, and their eth'
cheney and safety can be relied upon With con-
fdence. They are
VEGETABLE PILLS and POWDERS
the best blood purifying MEDICINE "ESant: ana
Headache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain in the
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever, ChlliS an ana
Fever, Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Can
Ger. Jaundice, Biiousness, Ernptlons Of lns
Skin. Piles. Worms, Dropsy, Erysipelas, SWeI!'
ings. Open Wounds, Cholic, and in fact al al
seases caused by impure blood, or 'mpefs''
0sf PROF. wUNDRAMs RHVEMAIllc
POWDERS, 8 sure cure for all Rheuma'N
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ma, Biliousness, Pain in the Breast, gongh ~.
sentary, Red and White Flux. Headache o''''
S PhoF. i WUNDRAMs HERB TEA, :, :
pleasant and wholesome beverage, 1oT S!cA s"s
convalescents, also for Dispeptlcs' ana 'D0''
afflicted with neryousness; m.pp WORM
PRCF. w u IN II ~ - w - - 80 =
PROF. WUNDRAM's TOoTHAon"
Full directions accompany each remedy
For further particulars, apply to non+;st
JULIUS DlEALLI, ~, Den'"Ty "a.
II Washington ST., above King, 1 AIe1 - d, =
For sale also By ISAAC EN- " w. i?a'tI,' q.
And Il. L. PAULl, No. e. frl 5n;e u "a
nv 23-tf Cor. Fairfax, AlexaN"lls'
y NOTICE ,;sces
will sell out my entire stock OF lao!esG' H H5EH
and children's city made BOOTS, ana ~ wsnI
at small advance over cost. Ihos THOSE, u a. veil
Of good shoes at very low prices won - o. rs
to call at No. 80 King ST. JOHN l. Il
iy 14-2m observation-disclosures ~,
TWoDWELLINGs FOR sA Al, kfort q Is
nth advertiser offers for sale Two eonlanoa-sit.
DWEILINGs-one BRICK, one 5ran'' For
uated At the lower end Of Water ses's''
| terms &C., apply at the Gazette ofaoe'
y Tiff ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 81
VF YOU wish the beat Delaines 81 a. 80 p s7s
L cts. call Ut II: o 90 E;nr street.
arg 5f-tf No. 49, lA
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-03-25
Frauds of Black Republics
q amisml.
These may be briefly enumerated as

These may be briefly enumerated as fol-
lows: Ts
1st. They denied being abolitionists.
I'd. They said that Linccln's election
would not cause secession and war.
Sd. That the war should not be waged
for the abolition of slavery. 81
g 4th. That the soldiers should have ff-
teen DOLLARS per month. y
None of these propositions needs word
of comment, except the last one. To un-
derstand this. letus suppose that it was l5
pounds of coffee that the soldier was to
receive, and that 5 or s pounds was all he
did receive, as tested by the legal standard.
The fraud would be apparent. Very we'll,
how many standard dollars does the sol
dier get for the fifteen he was promisedg
This can be calculated by the premium on
gold. oh, yes, says skeesics, sbut the
money he gets is legal tender. So it is
but everything the soldier must buy fol
his family or himself advances in price il
direct ration with the premium on gold
Green backs can only be used advanta.
geously hereafter to defraud old creditors
with, as the sequel shall truly show.