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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-15
VOL. XVII.
OhIo's Quota Of National Finances.
We take the following complimentary
notice Of Ohio from the Philadslphia In
quirer Of the 9Th:

Ohio's Quota Of National Finances.
We take the following complimentary
notice Of Ohio from the Philadslphia In
quirsr Of the sih:
WELL DONE oHIOI
While the nation waits with eager ex-
peotation the tidings Of victory, it is we'll
worth while to contemplate the glad alAe-
rity with which the national purse is be-
ing repIenished by subscriptions to the
fve-tWenty National Loan. The same &C.
lectrie impulse that sWayed the popul lar
heart, as regiment after regiment filed past
our doors, amid cheers and music, and the
waving Of banners, seems TO have taken
for itself a new direction, and is now man
ifesting itself by the lavish outpouring Of
money in exchange for bonds, with which
to carry on the war against the rebellion.
A most healthy index Of this loyal
and generous confidence in the Govern
ment is afforded by the State Of Ohio, the
home of the Secretary of the Treasury.
While it is delicate matter to draw dis
tiRetions in favor Of any State, it is not
inyidious to point with grateful pride TO
what she has done, and is doing in the
good cause Her sons have fought on eve
~ battle field under The inspiration of
cheering assurance from their homes. And
now Ohio seals her good works, and glofi-
fes herself BY the avidity with which her
people subscribe TO the Government loan.
The following list Of Subscribers from that
State, received by the Government agent
for the 20 loRn in this ciiy-nearly all
within the last twenty-four hours-coIn-
prises the names of eminent bankers and
banking houses in every section Of the
State. This is strong evidence of the con
fdence felt by the leading men Of Ohio
with regard to the efficient management Of
the National finances, coming as it does
from the neighbors Of Mr. Chase, and bas-
ed up the knowledge. Of his ability, sa-
gacity and integrity The following is the
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COLONEL CREIoHToN, of the 7th Ohio,
who is at home on a short leave Of absence,
win leave the city on Monday next on his
return to his regiment.
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A correspondent Of tbe Boston Traveller
says that our troops with General Foster
consist Of eight companies Of the Massa-
ohusetts 27th, and eight companies Of the
Massachusetts, 44th regiment and come
loyal North csroliens, eighteen hundred
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-15

PATENT BURNER.-Observe the adver-
tisement in tO-day's paper of Tisdel & Nash'E
Patent Burner. It is very highly recon-
mended.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-15

THE NEW CITY PRIsoE-Under the con
tract the new City Prison building, on Cham
plain street, snOt to be completed until J an
uary next. The present building is almost
intolerable now, and warm weather viii rem
der it still worse. Mayor Masters in his IN
augural suggests that measures be taken, il
practicable, for completing the building
sooner than the time called for by the con
tract. We should think enough Of it might
be completed very soon for the occupation Of
the Police department, a Watch house, &c.
The filthy condition of the present City Pris-
on, which cannot be remedied, calls for an
early completion Of the new building.
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4 CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
~ CINCINEA1l RAIL CAD.


On sud after Monday, November I7th, 1852, Passsn-
ger Traina VIII leave Cleveland a. follows:
isi Trnin-7:5O A. H.-Stopping At Berea, Grafton,
Mellus ton, New London, salem, shelby
Crcstline, GALLON, Cardiug gton. AshlsY, Del
ware Lewis Geutsr aud y srthiugioh, ar
irving At Columbus l,0O P. H.; Cinctnnst
o:30 ?. Il; indianapolis Ss3U P. n; ST. LouiI .
a n; Louisville "a. n; Fort Wayne
$50 P. NJ Chicago via Orestline lD.30 ?. \.
ID frsln6:t5 p E.-St0ppiuE an stations north o.
Gallon, aud al 6ilead, Oardiugton and Del
awarei arriving ~ Columbus l2.30 A. n;
Cincinnati SD A. H.; Indianapolis rs A. H.,
Fort Wayue S.ta A n; Chicago via Crest
line Uga A. A.
Trans leave Columbus fnF Cleveland 9.O0 A. n. and
l.55 P n; aud arrive in Cleveland Columbus II
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DB-This Company having established Branch Of
fee in Buffalo, with local Board Of Directors to
snsRa lis Western business, all losses may be ad-
justed and paid in Buffalo OF New York. at the option
OF the parties.
RBLOSSEs PAID N GOLD, upon Riaks on which
Premium has been pad II ike currency. feb76:l3
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AoeVlrFED. The Buffalo COurier Of
Monday says: q The individuals arrested on
Thursday night at the Central Depot, on
charge of picking sundry and divers pockets,
were arraigned before the Police Court Sat
urday, and in the absence of positive proof
to sustain the charge, they were discharged.
We understand they returned to Cleveland
on the night train, and we presume they are
entirely satisfied with the success OF their en-
terprise in this city,"
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
. BAIL ROAD.
WINTER AERANaEMENT.

30 v LNIIb NlIINUEM mi 1852
To take eject on HondaY, November nth, ISL
Trains leave Cleveland daily, Sundays eKceptedJ &c
follows
200 4. H. MAlL-ArriYes at New York Igss A. n
Philadelphia J. $40 A. H.; Baltimore 7.3o An.
FttEouEgh $40 P. d.; Wheeling 6:I0 ,. n; n.
Philadelphia s.in P. =.
O. -. kAPRESS-Arrivesa Al New York 6a0a P n:
Philadelphia i.3O p. NJ Baltimore I'D P n,
Pittsburgh lite p y Wheeling 6s34 A. n.
Both Trains connect AZ aisOn Tor Akron and MI
lcrsburgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to Eaw YORK
wa Allentown without change.
- Fare as low a. by any other line.
"a Through Tickets can be procured a. the Union
Ticket once, Heddell House, At The Depot or at th6
Euclid-Stroet Station.
T. aYEBs, O. 7. AGENT 5toO I q, ssSis sSRh
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.LEVELAND 4 TOLEDO R. R
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

1863. WiHTER ARRANGEMENT Is
On and after Monday February ID Is6s, Trains vii
ruL daily as follows, Sundays excepted
7:35 A. n CHICAGO EXP BESS-Stops a al station1
on Southern Division, except Washington and
arrives IN IOledc ct l2.e5 A. NJ; and Chicago
Et l0.30 p H.
CD P. a. A0ETdEEN MAIb-St0ps at an stations
on Northern Division, and arrives at Sandusfy
ct 9s03 p. n.
6.l5 P n TELEGRAPH EX PREss-stopsat an sta-
tons on Southern Division, except Townsend,
Washington and Clay. Arrives in Toledo Is
lid P. = Chicago - 1850 A n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at M0nroeYille with the San
dusky, Mansfield Newark r. B., at Clyde with the
5andusky, Dayton s Cincinnati K. B. It Fremont
with Fremont 4 Indiana Il. b, and st Toledo with
the Michigan southern q Northern Indiana aud To-
ledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit Jack
son, Fort Wayne, LOEanspOrt, Lafayette Cairo, Al
ton, st. Louis and al points Weat, Northwest una
bouthWcst
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and tbs
West at 9;40 A. K, and 7;e1 2. n. ETOna Sandraky
gs2i A. n. L. D. EUChEl, Subft-
fJigvalgnd Eeb ID IsSJ -
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Authorized Capital is.-.........sSI, 900, 600 90.
Cash Capital, Paid in............. 100000 OOs
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WESTERN DIRECTORS.
ASDREw J. Rich, Pres't Bank Of Attica, Buffalo,
JOIN ARMSTRONG, Pres I Nil. Co Bank, nil.
WILLIAM NOUsG Vice PTes't do do
WM. B. OGDES, Pres't N. W. r. h Co, Chicago.
ALBEIT 4. KENT, OF Kent Co., Chicago.
THos DICKERsoE, Of YanderVoOrt, DickersOn &
Co., Chicago.
DAVID J. ELT, of Reynolds, Ely & Co., Chicago.
J NJ RIcHMOSD, Of J. NJ. Richmond 4 Co., Buffalo.
MOSES MERCK, OawegOs
JOsEFH MORRISON, Buffalo.
P. L. STERSHERa, Buffalo.
e. O. MORRIS.
President.
THOS. LOhD,
WIN. NJ. WHITNEF, Vice President.
Secretary.
-a- JOSEPH MORRISON,
Resident Director, Hazards Block, Buffalo, n
ROBERT HANNA & Co.. Agents,
Cleveland. Ohio
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TELEG GRAPHIC.

The Condition of Fort Sumter.
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Colonel Rhett in Command.
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DRY GOODS.

Bs-Tbe above goods are 80 2 cent. less than Impar
spr4 H.D. KENDALL co.
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Net 22S,T69
The Company have the following Assets
United States and New York City StOckss I62, 5000
Loans on demand, on gold.-...-..sl2s,0Oo 90
Cash ia nBanEs.......-............-.... u ,66l 43
Interest due Jan. 4, lS-3 on in
vestments and cash with
Agents.......-............... 25 s96 50
- 226 .O577e
and unpaid Premiums........ 1914 "a
Premium notes aud unsolicited
acc0unts.....-.....-. ............... 677,2S9
Scrip of Insurance COmpsnies,
SundIy Twins due the Com
panys etc-.-......s.... .-....-........ A,slS Z
Total amount Of Assets. 81 ls5, so 75
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ALL QUIET on THE 9TH.
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To THE PREsIDES- AND BOARD OF DIREcroRs OF THE
CoLUMBIAN Insurance COMPANY:
We hereby certify that we have compared the above
statfment with the Balance sheet OF the Company,
them to conform.
We have also examined the Cash Bank Balance,
Securities, Bills Receivabls and other Assets, and
found them TO conform accurately with the above
statement made by the Company.
EDWARD ROWE,
JOHN S. .D1CKERSON,
JOSEPH MORRISON,
DAH'L W. TELLER,
January q, 1868. Committee
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lM&URANGE.
DeIaWare Mutual Safety Ins. %

ASSETS $1,O1O,OOO.
BB-Fire, Marine and Inland Risks taken by
r. T. LYON 4 TURRILI, AGExrs,
mar28.R2 Merwin-SE., Cleveland, D,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19
LONDON 1 LlvEEFs 81
lire 4 Life Insurance Com IAN

NEHOHs ." W ALL q VI TIVE ~, y y.
I'D up capital. surplus and reserved
B00d6-. LEV sOv,Dss
Invested In this county,. ] 1855
4sAsiy revenue over. ................ 90. JOG
The shareholders Personally Kcsronsi.
Die for engagements ~ the Com pany.
AL Directors must he ShafehoIdt "a.
aRyxEEsoss voR DAVENPORT:
Geo. n. French, Lorsnso Scbricker, Nicholas
kuhuen 4 Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Ainct Skesl,
HisAolas J. Ru.ch.
INV orT:
01innsil, Minturn h Co., Harper 4 Broths n, Dun
can, Sherman Co., Alexander T. Stewart.
J. q. WASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Rock Ialand. jiyS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

Sair merchants in New York are
complaining of the great scarcity Of
sailors, who can no. command 500 per
month on vessels trading between that
part ard those Of Western Europe, with
advances of 500; the same monthly pay,
with advances OF s25, 10 the Mcdi.e.ra-
mean, South American and coast ng
Grade; and SIS per month. with advan-
cca OF from s54 to 500, 10 the California
and East India trade
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IMPORT ANT TO LADIES
&c r EAT 4 NJ Err c y r N ED y
1x-. Sarvcy,a

1x-. &arvcy,s
hrOno-T hermai Female Pills,
IA UICH HAVE MEYER YET FAILED
~ (whon the directors havo been strictly
followed il removing t.if cuties arising from
OBSTRUCTION Or STGp9AGE OF NATURE,
or in restoring, the system to perfect health when
tne Whites, o. ether week.-mrs., Of the Uterine Or
gans. The Pills perfectly harmless on the
constitution, and my b taken by the most del
icate female without causing distress at the
Same time N ct Z I - C.11 ARM,
by streus hs sing, igerating ard festosing the
system TO q healthy con3ition.and by bringing On
on the mnnthly period at regularity, no
matter iram what cause the ob,t,uc'itn may
arse. Thoy should however NOT &c takoa the
first three or four mon rs Ct pregnacy. though
safe al any other time, as miscarriage Would be
the result. Each box contains 80 pills. Prce 81.
Dr. Envsy'. Treaties "a diseases Of females,
Psegnancy, iisc1rrtcgc, Rnrreaness, Stcsti-
ty, depreciation o'si ibase II Nature,
and enpha.'caliv the LADIES PRIVATE MEDICAL
ApvIseg Pr a. hle. 81 81 pages, sent tree TO ny
address. SIX cents required 10 pay postage.
The Pills ana Book wii he sent by mait,
dentiai'y, when desired. securely sealed, and pre-
paid, on receipt Of uones by
J. BRYAN, II. d, General 1acnt.
76Cedar-stree., New York.
sold by all TIE p-iac!pnl Druggists.
syn & Dwyer. hoesae A-en.s, Chicago.
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HAPPINESS or MISERY
THAT is THE QUESTION

'k>HE fRoPRIEIORS OF THE NEW YORK
l. MUsRUM AND ASATOMY OF tgDIoiSK hays
determined, regardless OF expense, I, issue fice
tor the bene6, Of suffering humanity tOGk OF
their most interesting and instructive Lectures
onNarisgs and its disau ali feat ong, Nervous. De-
ihty, Premature Decline Of lanhoof. lnaigss-
on, W ea.-ess g Depressi0n, Loss Of Energy ID
Vital Power, the G-eat Social Evil, aud those
asasdies which result from youthful folies, e.
cesses o. maturity. or ignosance OF fhy -ao,ory
and Natures Lew
ThcscinvauakleI Lectures have been the means
q en,is htenng aud saving thousands, aud Will
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eidra sitg sEcsErARY. New York Nj setn VI
Anatomy and tedicine, siS Broadway, New
ork Gup3ir
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MA ~ LEs1o
ANDTHx
tsgOr Of Youth EzesfL red
rOvp wpEKa

ok. RtCORDS ESs ENCE Of Lif1 !
Dr.. Ricor (of Paris after years Of earn' It So
icitatiop, has at cngth acccied to the urgent re-
quest of tho American public, and appoin.ed an
agen, in New Yor, for the sale of his valued and
highly rrized Essence Of Lite. This wonderful
agent will restore Manhood 10 the most shattered
constitutions. whether ing from excuses, the
effscts OF climate, or natural causes. The time
required to ia % most inyeterate ease IS four
weeks and If used according to printed il strur-
tious which very simple failure is iopt sIb'e-
This lite. re- toring remedy should be take, y III
about 70 marry. es its effects are permaas /.
is acknowledged by the med al pres to TIC
greatest discovery ever made. Its dew, ,p sg
powers are miraculous Succ. - in every is
Is certain as th Il science ovcrtbrows ign. ante.
Dr. Kcord' ssence OF Liteis sold in sas with
ull INSTRUCT, ns Cor use ~ So or fur guam. ias in
one Tor s9 and will be sent to aay part. cs .fu "
packed, en- receipt o. remittance to MS ace dit sd
agent. Pill II ROLAND, AT Broor st
av27-d&wly One doer W At of "raadw, N
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AND THs
81 u - h N e to n Ii N q
OF SAILING PACKETS
/. j. WELLS.
r III A * VI A G. EIT IST
MO. ga sr ndv st..

DzALEs
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
oils, Varnishes. Dyes,Giass,
Fluffy. Eruxhes, surgical d
Dental INSTRUMENTS, Per-
ltssEery. SpOnges, Fancy az
ticic~, Soaps, Liquors for
medical purposes. Patent
Medicines. &c, 81.
Particular paid
10 Physicians Prescrip.
tons and ssrders from
Country Physicians.
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HARD ~ Ar Il.

The undersigned beg leave
to call the attention Of the
public and the II ado i'm Dar.
licular to their comp lete
and well assorted Stock Of
SHELF B. HEAVY HARROW ARE,
cOmprjsingevcr .Hit-
ed to I nc JObbials Trad. OF
the West.
Having unequaIed fas iii-
ties for purchasing ii Onl
Manufacturers direct. we
shall keep our stock con.
slantly up to the requ zee
mlemls OF the country, and
offer Goods At
Il q "" e II RICE
and better terms than any
other Raeuse in the Trade,
An carly cali is respect
fully solicited.
Orders by mail receive
prompt aifeAiiUD.
NlY Fer g. WALSH,
NO. LESLIE. 5 BLOCK, FROST ST
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

Gen. Mcade's report Of the battle Of
Gettysburg has been published. He
states that the Federal casualties amount
ed to about 5000 killed, IA, 900 wounded
and 5000 missing. The rebels suffered
= loss OF between $4,000 aud $4,000 pris.
onets.
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Nervousness, Emac;ation, Hysteria

Low SPIRITS, WANT % ENERGY EPILEPSY,
They are sorengn remedy Tor the Headache
and in TACT, oil d.seases. no matter 1ba, theii
names, that have an o.ieinin Nervous derapge.
Inent oil tho stomach an Liver, and knowins 40
such word "a tail. th.i, uaareh is onward sni up
wars to perfection. They o,era.e as q Mild Ga
th artic leiving the system. from all accumula-
sions Of acid matter and are adapted fer ell ages
end constitutions.
a few dcses viii light up the eyes with brilian.
cy impait rich gov Of beauty 50 the cheeks, FLA
the a al With estscy. aud bring the beauties OF
the unknown we.ld down to mortal vision They
siii ,di plunpness to the form free the skin from
all P upies aud eruptions and leave the mind and
body as clear and bright as a fairy dream.
Melancholy and gloomy anticipations are dis.
psi.ed, ana the deson Of Ennui is bani-hcd.
isoss OF Power and impotence yields before
them as he dew before the rising sur.
Debilitated Persons are renewed In strength
and y.gcr under their magic influences, and they
arc capable 0. almost iaeoncsivab.e endura ncee
which causes 9 rev life to dawn upon them.
They possess the power Of producing sieep as
rescsui as an infant, and Of luli.ng pain like
charms frn.n IRE land Of fpirits.
Rheumatism, Neu.algi il, Palpi tation Of the hear:
AM Prosration is entirely cured hy use Of ITEM
They are rival TO Qainine, rs a gensrel tonic
and for the cure Of Chiils and Fever.
] be per",cious habit OF Opu.. eating an!
drau drinking is overcome by tne uee Of them
me sye en- Is cuarkel under tHe uih.lc lDfu-
euce and the desire 10 indulg e viii no longer exist
The Uispisitea become hopeful, the oe.pairisg
happy. Tn. nervous string into elastic lite. The
weak assume new strength. The author a. d
speaker escn receive new ideas, an the pen il
gifted with q tkiil that entrances the world.
Tho Soldie- fo'gets tho wcarness Of his march
arb endowed with almost supernatural endurance.
The Mech anic il raised TO the highest pinnacle,
and imbued It'll the spirit of unfsiins energy.
sold hy all druggists, in Foxes, 70 cents eacl
and in large Boxes. containing ) small 81 each.
They viii be sent by lnsil. prepaid, on rcceip.
0: IL . money by the proprietor,
j Bitl IN. u. b., 80 fedar ST., New York.
Smith d Dtye-. WIole ssie Agents, chicago.
J. J. ELS, Agent, lav.nrort.
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The Glasgow and Cork Line.

M EOgTRzAL X. NJ. OCEAN TfzAHsHIP Co 4
CAnAo1Ax1 Lime.
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MEDIC
Aore VALUABLE A048y
RRr.H-v,SLEFk1&eELG

NCIENCE ~ LAST has brought 20 light thu true
~ artldoie IL sickpess, EEt mankiId can Fad
refuge from Sorrow, Pain and Disease. BY TIE
use o BkYASs l.IyK FILLS. those sho Wander IL
depths Of souow,sni whose nervous ten permanent
adds X cper ang ish to every Ill of life, seccmes,
as II were. blessed With . new existence. The
clou $50 fate. sombrc in their bres. roll away {
the stars OF hops one BY one erge from the deer
recesses 81 The scui tears Of snguIeh and grief
sse cbaoged 10 smiles o. 10y, and the RAINBOW u
peace arch ed lis spiendor ser the fag ng waves @!
sa-kness; and whilst this wonderful change il
Effected, there 10 70 secondary actin to leave .
weakness in its train or bad effects upon the mind
or body. TIE rervous hyporhcndrfac need no
longer resort u Opium, Morphine, Liquors or other
s.imulants 70 drown the cares of lite bETANs
LrYE Pills are perfect substitute, they regulate
,hs stomach, Liver and Biiisry secretions, the
ier3 ugenert OF which is The chiefozu Of Ne.-
vousness, Headache. &c. To the despoadlng.hs
are Of inestina bic value, they relieve the mi
ana bring TO it such visions Of untold splende
that insginstion stand. ehsst. ard they revc
in joys tsat lifts them up % tho highest alttud
CT happiness /; they sjresd the soti wings O. hou4
and the dove Of peace - the bosoms o. the wret.
cned, enl warm the cold hearted With the Ere o.
ardent love.
The Poet isinspi,e1 with thoughts OF b,illiancy
TIE Orator with words Of FIRE.
The S-ljisr With indonitable courage.
The Scholar wish new ana brilliant ideas.
Tie Inventor with bright conception n. noble
discoveries. BsYAS's LIYg Pills are q universal
Hervine, owning 20 equal Overlapping the barriers
Of prejudice ana curing like magic sall cases OF
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HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MAReHAL,
District Of Colvmbia, Aug nth, 1853.
The Board OF Enrolment for the District Of
Columbia will meet at the City Hall, every
day, from a. m. to p. m, until further no.
tice, to examinAcases Of drafted men, either for
exemption or acceptance.
HENRY A. SCHERTZ,
au I7-n Captain and Provost Marshal.
YNJAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADyufANf GENERAL's OYHIcg,
WASHINGTON, June %, 1858.
General Orders, No. 1875.
The Adtutant General will provide an sppropri.
ate medal of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration of their term have offered their services
to the Government in the present emerg ency, and
Also for the troops from other States that
have volunteered their service In the States Of
Peunsylvania and Maryland.
By order of the eecretary OF War.
q. D. TOWNSEND,
IL 80 Assistant Adjutant General
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the mana
Of Bitters, put in quart bottles compounded Of The
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from .
to 20 cents per gallon, the taste disguised BY Auioa
or Coriander Seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and will continue
10 cause, as long they can be sold Hundreds 10
system is kept continually under tie infuence OF
Alcoholic Stimulsnts of the worst kind the desire
an the horrors attendant upon drunkard life ana
death.
ters, We publish the following receipt Get oss
bottle RoQfdHd's Geruaa Btners and mix with tkysS
be preparation that viii far ezeel in medical vir-
tues and true excellence of the Liquor
Bitters in the market, and will cos: much less Te1
will have all the virtues Of Hooaaad's Bitssrs in
connection with good article Of Liquor, at Q much
cost you.
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ATTENTION, sOLDIKRsi
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

We call the attention of all having relations or
e.
diseases induced BY exposures and Privaaons ind.
daily in the on The slrisn Of the aes.
1t win be noticed that aver large proportion Are
r. pss.s nj
Diseases rssuldng non disordsEs Of the digestive
aon n .tssias eS sss1
used among our soldier: lu I'd Of lives nisit
W s.ll ..5tsnI.I .stsn.ion e TIE se'loxins,s.
has BE- n ssvsd bI the Bittsrs:''
PHILADELPHIA, Augus>oaSd, lA0,
Mssm:; Jsn.s Z L Ess.s:1w:I. ssntlsHmsn, Xo1s
ofmy somradss. soms ofwhose names are appended.
sss four ~ !..l. member Ss:r@.a: ss!.ssss.s
:; II SSY:@
ssi : ss y .::i s 3;
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q 9. sn1 enc could Be and st retain sp.ri Of ytsi
Tor Ts:a OF d nsTs IA 70. 's,rssy abe 70
;tn.s im ans thrown up again A'
could nG sos Is.
a,s
frankly told me they could do no more for me, and
un. and to hs ss
11,nnp"ennantance who visited me 1T the hospftal.
NJ Frederick Steinbfon, of Sixth, below Arch IT..
advised me- as forl9rn hope, to try your Bitters,
anar mncda nIinr them the gloomy sh.doW a
death receded, and Am now, thank God for Il,
getting better; aRtousn nase .sKsn ouS uwo Dos.
& sSs ss1s 70 sssl9 PS. s 'Ra
from the vicinity q Front Royal: Te your inviiu:
able biLters owe sne oet y. ING GHcn IN