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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02
Obituary.

Among the many ''unreturning brave"
who have sacrificed their lives in defense Of
our National Banner, and those glorious
institutions of freedom, handed down un.
impaired to US by the sainted martyrs of
the revolution, is Daniel Groves of Com
pany L, SD Reg'tO. V. l. In the dark.
est hour'of our country's history, when the
storms OF war seemed most ominous, and
danger most apparent, Daniel Groves,
true to his country's cause in company with
Others, entered the ranks OF the Grand Army
Of the Ohio, and was Immediately called
into active service.
During the retreat from Lexington to
Louisville, Ia retreat which stands almost
without parallel in history, ,--he conducted
himself with that manncss and fortitudc
which always characterized his life. Sub
sequently when the Federal army under
command of Gen. Buell., marched in pursuit
OF the rebel hordes through Kentucky,
Daniel Groves was among that number who
lead the advance, and finally on Chaplin
Hills, where the heroes of our country
rallied around the Star Spangled Banner
and made the traitors quail beneath our
'leaden rain," Daniel Groves, throughout
that engagement, maintained all the cool.
ness and bravery which distinguishes the
true soldier. After reaching Nashville,
Tenn, he was taken sick and at length dis
charged on certificate OF disability, but be-
fore reaching the home of his childhood,
he was called to Join that iDnumerable
caravan that moves to the pale realms of
shade. He died in Barnesville on tho 10th
of February, within IA miles Of his own
loved home,
Sad as it may be to the bereaved parents,
brothers and sisters7-loney as it may seem
when his scat around the freside is left
vacant, and mournful as it is that he has
in the prime Of manhood been called away,
yet none can feel his loss more than the of.
icers and membersof the company to which
he was attached. His untiring devotion to
the cause for which he was battling-his
kind and generous disposition, and his un.
daunted courage and bravery secured to him
the friendship and esteem OF all who knew
him. 1t may be consolation to the be-
reaved parents and the disconsoate brothers
aud sisters, to know, that while they mourn
the loss Of worthy son aud noble brother,
that he died in maintaining the indepen
dence OF the best government ever institu-
ted by man.
Soldier rest, thy warfare DER,
sleep the sleep that knows no breaking;
Dream Of bsue-heds more,
Days oi danger nights of waking" g. C.H.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02
Be Warned In Timei

All deserters and absentees from the ar
my are hereby notified that one Of thoir
number, who has been apprehended and
tried for desertion, will in few days be
shot to death in this city. Viii. you now
take the advice Of those who mean we'll for
you and the country, aud deliver yourselves
up while yet there is time. After the LIST
OF April next il will be too late. The whole
community should bestir themselves and
see that not one Of this class is at large in
the States Of Ohio, Indiana aud Illinois BY
tAas time.
MIRO 8. HAscALL,
Brigadier Gene raj Volunteers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02

SHANE ON TUE BUTTERNUTs. We see
young men Of this town, wearing on their
watch guards, sections Of butternuts-
embIems OF treason and rebellion. The
man who will disgrace himself by wearing
shame, asuntipg his treason 10 loyal State,
before high Heaven, Is unfit for decent
sssociatioss.. God have mercy on the be.
sottsd wretch, --nsaN willnot. --LCoshocto on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OP
Coughs, Colds, influenza, HOarsenesa,
Group, Bronchitis, Inc ipient Com
sumption, and for tho Relief
Of C0nsumptivo Patients
th advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This IL remedy universally known to surpass any
other for tho Of throat md lrng complaints that
h useless here to publish the evidence OF lis virtues I
unryaed excellence for coughs and colds and Its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary discase have made Il
known throughout the civilized nntions Of the earth.
Few are the communities, or even families, among them
who have not personal experience Of Its efects-
some living trophy In then midst Of Its victory the
,ube and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
A. oil know the dreadful fatality OF those disorders and
ss they know too The efscta ib remedy we need not
do than 10 thefn hst Il hHs all the vir
tues that u did have when making the which have
won 90 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Or. &c. AVER g. 90, Lowell. xaaA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02
Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy hand for lis timely use ut the
nrsl appearances o. Lameness win eeemniiy prevent
those formidable Diseases 10 which all horses are liable
aid which render so many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02

Col. HARRISON, Of the lst Arkansas
Cavalry, having heard that the rebels
threatened to hang prisoners, seized forty
Secession sympathzers and held them us
hostages, informing the rebels of his action
by flag of truce.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02

* X.
DIR SW EET'S
INFALLIBLE
.XfNfME EN II,
GREAT REMEDY
FOR RHEuMATlsM, GOVT NEuRA olA, LuM.
BRUISES, ours AND WOUNDS, PILES,
AND NERVOUS DlSoRDBRs.
ror all OF which II Is speedy and cerainy remedy.
and never fails. This Lnmcnt Is prepared rom the re-.
clpe oi Dr. stephen Sweet of Connecticut the fanous
1one set'er and has been used in his prac for
thun twenty years with the most astonishing success
AS AN ALLEvtAToR OF PAIN tits unrivaled by
any preparation before the public OF which the most
skepiical may be convinced by single trial.
This liniment will cure rapidly and radcally, RuEu-
MAfc DISORDERS OF every kind. and IN thousands Of
to fail. - -
FOR NEURALGIA, IL will afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing.
IL viii relieve the worst OF HEADACHE in
three minutes, and is warranted TO do il.
ToOTHACHE also will II cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY and GENERAL, LAS
slrUDE arising from iinprudcnce or excess this Linz
nent Is most happy aud unfailng remedy Acting d-
fecy upon the nervous tissues Strengthens aud rry
Wines the system, and restores elasticity aud vigor
FOX PlllS.-As MI external remedy, we claim ihn
Is the BEST known and we challenge The world to pro
uuce an equal Every victim OF this distressing com
plant should give 1t trul for il will fail to afford
immediate relief, aud in majority OF cases will effect
RADICAL cure.
QU!NSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ox-
uehey malignant hid dangerous but timely applica-
uoh ol lhs Linlnent will never fail TO cure.
STRAINS are sometimes very obstinate. and enlarge
nent OF the joints Is lnble occur II neglected The
worst case may be conquered by this ninen, in Two or
three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
BUkNS AND SCAi.DS, yield readily TO the wosderiu
healing properties Of DR. SWEETS INFALlIBl.E
LlNlhll.NT. when used according to directions Also
C!IllBLAlNS. FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
BITES AND sTlNGS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02

THE Republicans of Iowa have swept all
before them in the late elections. Huzzah
for Iowa!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02
Ohio Soldiers receive the flrst Medals

eergsnat Mason, Corporal Pettinger Red.
tiok, and private, Beurnger, Huffman, and
Parott, captured by the rebels while attem
pting to destroy the railroad bridges in
deorgla, under orders from Gen. Mitch el,
and who suffered most inhuman treatmen mt
ct the hands Of the Confederates, have been
made Second lieutenants and have received
the first medals awarded by tho War De-
partment for meritorious conduct. The
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02

SWEARING THEIR CONSIDERATIONS. "A
distinguished statesman has suggested that
the clergymen Of the loyal States sh ould
concert the solemn sdpinistration upon one
day, Of the oath OF aIlitisnce u their ton
eestio0s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02
A Friend in Need. Try it.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBI.E LINIhIENT, as nm
external remedy without rival and will alleviate pain
more spesuiy han any other preparations For all Reli-
nac ana Nervous Disorders u Is truly innlibe and as
curative Tor Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises &c, its
soothing healing and powerful slrcng properties
excite the Just wonder and asonshcn OF all who have
ever gwen II tral Over thousand certificates OF
remarknbe cures performed by ii within the last Two
years, attest the flct
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-02
To Horse Ownersl

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR
HORSES is urvuled by any aud in all cases OF lame
ness, arising from Spraihs, Bruises, wrenching its
effect magical and certain, Harness Saddle Calls
Scratches Mango, &c, II will also cure speedily SPAWN
their incpient stages, but confirmed cases are beyond,
the possibility OF a radical cure. No case Of the Kind
however IL so desperate hopeless bu, may be nIle
vialed by this Linimen and its faithful application will
always remove the lameness, and enable the horse 10
travel with comparative ease.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
AR1snagnaenUa

GRovER's THEATRE.-Bcnem Of EdiOin Adams--
Tonight the celebrated young American actor,
who for two weeks has appeared to exceedingly
large and brilliant audiences despite the weather
Is the recipient Of benefit which, we trust, will
be an ovation suitable to the occasion. The
| famous French play, the "Dead Heart" which
excited so much admiration, will be produced, the
character Of Robert Landry being one Of the
greatest assumed by Mr.. Adams. On Monday
evening next, Mrs. John Drew, Mr.. Barton Hill,
and the company from the Arch Street Theatre
will appear.
CANTERBURY Tho engagement OF the nve fairy
stars ia rapidly drawing to close. They appear
again tonight, in = choice programme. Also to-
morrow afternoon, for the accommodation OF ladies
and children, when the great drama Of Jack shep'
pard will be performed entire In all lite parts.
Those who have seen Jack sheppard at the Canter-
bury express the opinion that Il IL done better
than IL is usually at our hrst-olans theatres and
those who wish TO be convinced OF the fact should
attend tonight
sANDERsoN's RUSSIAN WAR, at the Odd Fellows'
Hall, continues to attract large number Of ap-
preeiative patrons. As Its stay will be but for q
short time longer, those who have not yet seen it,
should avail themselves OF the present opportunI-
ty. lisa vivid and truthful representation Of the
scenes itprofesses to depict. Agrand day perform
ance will be given on Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock, for the convenience Of families.
VARIETIEs.-"Jack sheppard has made "a pal
pable hitI' the house was crowded to excess last
night to witness It. Miss Tesman's debut "a On
actress was success, little nervous TO be sure,
yet good withNl. Thames Darrell, Jonathan wild,
Blueskin, aud Mrs. Wood were wel played. To-
night IL lie repeated. Budworth, the great Ethio-
plan, keeps the audience in shouts Of laughter.
There are over twenty ladies' engaged at this house
with actors minstrels, singers, and dancers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
FRANK LESLIE'S
LADY's MAGAZINE
REASONS WHY EVERY LADY SHOULD TAKE
FRA NK LESLIE'S
LADY'S MAGAZINE AND GAZETTE OF
FASHION.

l-t. Because ii is the earliest Chroniclcr Of The
latest Parisinn Fashions
I'd. 1t has established Agents in Paris, London
and Berlin, who forward by every steamer
the latest novelties in advance uf their pub
licatlOn In those cities, exclusively for this
Magazine.
Sd. Having the largest Engraving establish.
mcnt in this rountry, the Publisher pos.
scsscs uncIuallCd facilities tor rapidly rr.
producing Fashion Plates for our Magazine.
4th. Tho Colorcd Steel Fashion Plate Is double
the size Of the largest plate published in
any other magazine, It consequently con-
tsins twice the number Oi models for
dresses.
9Th. The forthcoming May Number of Frank
LCslie's Lady = Magazine contains III Fash
iuu Plates, besides the COlorcd Steel Plate,
which is larger number than Ia published
In all the other American magazines COM
hined.
ith. The May Number contains u mammoth
FnUH PAUE cngrRN Ing, OF life pictures Of
twrnty.seven leaders OF fashion OF the
FREEtH tuJKI.
Ilh. Besides the Fashions, a large space Is de
voted to useful and ornamental Needle.
work, Braiding Patterns, Tales, Poetry,
Biographies, etc.
Sth. This Magazine is published In advance of
all others, aud can he had at all Booksellers
and News Agents.
9Th. The May Number is issued In a beautiful
rnamcllcd cover, printed In cOloIs.
Ttice - rrniy al all bookstores. my 7-2t
II $. ASSESSOWS OFFICE
REMONED TO
4i4 FIGHTH STREET WEST,
Between Penn. Avenue aud u 81. north.
p NJ PEARSON,
L. :. Assessor Tor District OF Columbia.
my l-m3taw (SlAr thrOn,)
DOswELL's INDICATED
ID COuGu CANDY
For UOUGHS,
COLBS,
BRONCRITES,
INFL UENZA,
HOARSENESS
Aud all incipistlt stages Of Consumption.
For sale, wholesale and TstSil, by
., BOSWELL, Druggist,
Cor, Maryland avenue and seventh st.,
And h. d, GILMAN,
Penn. Avenue, near Browns Hotel,
Charles Alien, W. B. EntwiSle,
b, D. Clark, John X. Major
L. NJ smith, G., Major,
Il. n. MoPhsTIon, J, W. NAiFn,
=, Z. Ford, J. d, O'DOnnel,
J. p. MilbuFn, ], \. Dawson,
Charles StOtt d, q. Adgely,
IN Georgetown by Kidwsll, sothoronr sOIISsll,
and Harvard,
And ~ Druggists suh sutlsTS generally,
khM
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
LOCAL NEWS.

FIFTH WARD MRETIHa.-Last night, in pursu-
ance TO q call, meeting Of the unconditional men
Of the Rlfth ward was held in Wards building, to
nominate candidates for alderman and councilmen.
The meeting was called to order by Dr. ], NJ. Brod-
head, who nominated Judge Sargent As chRirma an
Of the meeting, and A. j. knight as secretary.
Judge Sargent, on taking the chair, delivered an
appropriate speeohj after which, Mr.. Z. L. stevens
offered the following reSolutionsj which were
unanimously adopted;
We, the loyal citizens Of the Fifth ward Of thu
city OF Warrington, in ward meeting assembled,
do solemnly pledge ourselves to stand by and sup
port the Government In all Its efforts to suppress
the rebellioni snd we esll on the ADMINISTRATION
tion Of the war; until not q rebel shall be left in
arms. We approve Of the Presidents proclRma-
tion Of January I, 1853, declaring the negroes
in the rebel States free. We approve, also,
the Conacription act, and would approve Of
Goyernment As would make the rebels less bold
and audAoiOus in perpetrating their hostilitlea
upon Union men, and would eiiectually put a stop
TO guerrilla atrOctieB. We declare That in this
contest there can be no neutrals, that he who is
not with US is against us, and ought to be csm-
that he who will not, At such time and In such a
contest this give his hearty support TO the Cow
ernment, has no just claim to protection from the
Government, protection and support being Fecipro-
cal obligations. And we further declare that we
will reslst every partition OF any portion Of our
ton shall be attempted by trSltorS al home, or in.
imieal Powers abTOadj our country Ia our own, nor
will We ever make ourselves Bcorn and a kissing,
a by-word and a reproach, by suTrenderlng one
inch Of II Ia treacheFy fraud, force. II was our
fathers, II iB ours, and, by the help OF God, our
gallant soldiers, and our strong arms, II shall he
our ohlldren's, and our children's children's.
Messrs. Guliek, A. Eaton, and +. L. Stevens, were
appointed inspectors Of the votes for Alderman
and Councilmen.
running discussion arose as 10 tho political
character Of persons possessing the right to parti
epAte In the proceedings of the meeting. One of
these gentlemen inquired II this was not meeting
of the voters Of the Fifth ward.
Mr.. Sargent replied, by explaining the character
Of the meeting. It was not a meeting In which all
the voters oi the Fifth ward had the privilege OF
participating. II was n meeting of such voters Of
the ward rs entertained sentiments in consonanCs
with the resolutions already adopted. None others
had right there.
Mfr. Gull ck was then nominated for Alderman.
After the chairman had announced the result,
two Of the inspectors, MFLsrs. Stevens and Eaton,
arose and declared that they would no longer act
in the capacity of inspectors.
After some discussion as to the loyalty of some
OF those present, who were participating in the
proceedingsa number OF persons retired and refused
to take any further part In the meeting.
Messrs. Canheld, Ferguson, and Knight were
chosen az candidates for couneilmen.
Adjourned
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
NEW YORI AND WARRINGTON

~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The ahnvenamed company have placed upon the
route between NEW YORK, WASHINGTON aud
GEuRGErOWN three superior Orr,n Steamers,
cumInandru hy experienced and skilIhl HrhmcI ,
Ing freight ut lower rates than any other.
These steamers will connect with all tTAnspnrta-
charged for forwarding goods consigned TO the
Agents.
VI Em6almed bodies forwarded to any part Of
the United States,
Goods should b. distinctly marked, to ave Id mis-
carriage.
For freight or passage (having excellent accom-
mOdAtions) apply TO MORGAN n RHINEHART
40 Water street. Georgetown, JAMES HAND
III wall street, new YORK Ap 4I-culm
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

A WORD or ADvICE--IhOse who have been
dOetorng for weeks End months without obtaining
relief, should consult Dr. Fishblatt, whose office 10
at No 42l street, corner OF Eighth BtTeet, aud be
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience has
established DT. FishDlatrH reputation as a phyBi-
clan. Recent cases cured In a few days. Charges
moderate. DR.. FISHBLAfT
No, I2l + street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Ofhoe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
INTERNAL TEv ENUE.

NOTICE.
All persons In business are hereby notified that
they are required TO make application 10 the ns-
BistAnt Assessor Ol tho district IN which they liz
or do business, or At the Assessor UUs' M. III
Eighth street west near north, duIimg the pres
ent month"; Rs also all persons having uuCA pred
licenses must renew them for one year from May l,
lSG3-Only paying for that portion Of the year be-
tween the expiration of their prcsent licenses,
until May l, 1854.
The names Of the Assistants are ~ follows:
No. |. Geo. C. u. Mitchell, for all the city west Of
Fifteenth street west. Onlce Fifteenth
street, one door south Of Avenue.
No. = ThOs. u. MArChC, for all OF city between
Eleventh and Fifteenth streets wrIt
Oicc ~ Eighth street for the present
No. 2. Henry lyles, all of city between SrN enlh
and Eleventh streets west. Ohicc ~
Eighth street west.
No. I. r. u. Ferguson from seventh street west
10 second street east, Ohlce d1l PENN
sylEaniA avenue.
No. 4. Geo. COllarI, all OF city cast of Second Nj
east Oliice corner Of NJ south and Fourth
east.
No, 0, George II, LarcOmhe, all south and west ul
city canal. OlrcC Csouth, near IhirtvvI-
and-a-hHlf west.
No. 7. chAs. d. Wclch, all OF Georgetown. OnIvc
Bridge street, Mayors office.
No. g. De We're Burr, all Of county of Washington
outside Of Washington city and George
town. OlhCe "QureushOru," Ia county
u Is desirable and earnestly requested that ALI
persons Interested he prepared to render n state
ment OF their Income from all sources for the year
1869, when called on by the assistant assrssur,
=. NJ. PEARSON, AssrBsur Tor u [.
may 6-lwd lChrOn. y star.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

ASSAULT AND DATTERy-YesterdaY VIM. Lubee
engaged Jno Helen, hsckmNn at the depot, to
take him to Mira. Harriss house, on AIaine avenue,
between Four-and-a-half and sixth street. He told
him he would take him there for nothing, but upon
arriving at the house Helen demanded 81 hack fare
Mr.. Lubce refused to give 4, and offered him 81,
whereupOn he attacked him with his whip beating
him over the head and iniuring him severely. He
was arrested and ordered TO give security for his
appearance at court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

LARCENY OF 4 WATcH.-ThOmas Miller, n SOL
dicr, was arrested yesterday by officer Taylor for
entering ne store Of Andrew Slxes, on Seventh
street, between NJ and streets, aud stealing a
watch and Chain. lie was committed TO iail for
court by Justice Thompson. Miller was In the fight
at Fredericksburg on sunday last, and was wound
Cd In the left lie sent up from there last
Monday, and placed In one Of the hospitals of the
.tN,-
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

VINO WILL BE CuHEDl-We desire 10 call special
attention to the advertisement OF the celebrated
Dr. NellnS which appears in another column, The
Doctor iaA safe and reliable practitioners, whose
skill and experience 10 guarantee that tho unlOT-
tunate vStim Of certain indscFetiOns with con-
hdenCe intrust his case Ia his hands. Let young
men be warned in time, and seek the best means ot
relief,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
DROPOsALs ron BRICKS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WARRINGTON, May Z, 1863.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received Mt this
Department until Monday, the 18th instant, ut "
for the United States Capitol extension; the de.
livery of the same to commence Immediately on
the signing of the contract and to be continued At
the rate OF not less than ID, 900 per month.
The Depa tment reserves the right to reject any
Rl the bids II It considers II to the interest OF
the Government to do so.
The bids will be opened at 70 O'Clock m, on the
18th Instant In the presence of such OF the bidders
a. may see proper to attend,
!, P, USHER,
may R-dtls secretary Of the Interior.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,

washington, Auy !, 1868
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
Department until MONDAV, the 18th instant, Rt ~
O'Clock, IN, for altering aud repairing the principal
aud upper stories 0i the eastern halt Of the city
Hall.
Plans and Specifications may be seen At the office
OF the unitel States Marshal.
The bidders are requested to state the length Of
time they wall require to complete the work
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all the bids II II considers II To the interest OF
the GON eFnmpnt to do 81.
The bids will he opened vt ~ o'clock, NJ, on the
18th instant In presence OF such OF the bidders Rs
may see proper to attend. j. p. USHER,
may S-dtlsth Secretary OF the Interior.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

DISTURBANCE ON THE AVENUE Yesterday
afternoon, between and o O'Clock, a disturbance
took place on the corner Of Ninth street and the
Avenue between two soldiers. swords were drawn,
and for time there was considerable excitement
oecasioned, but the police soon interiered and ar
rested both paftieS, and conveyed them to the
Central guard.house. Both men were cut about
the head aud face but not seriously Injured. They
We're drunk at the time.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

GIVING LIQUoR TO SOLDIERS. - Last night, u
young man named Henry Kellogg was arrested at
Canterbury Hall, by the special officer Mr. Hnrri-
gan, for giving liquor TO soldiers Justice Gberson
fined him A. o.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
nR. FIsRB LATT,
~ OF No. 42I, corner Of Eighth and streets,
NnnnnIll. Iln Gnnnrul Pnnf AMnn


Can be eonsulted On RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS,
GOkSUMPiI0N, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS, ? well sch Diseases of ImpTudence,
Of whatever Chr TRctcT, Gnd which may he declared
IucurSble by other physiciRnS. He engages to make
an Immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice In the science of medi-
cine, he s enabled Ia otter himself tU the public rs
being the only one IN Washington capable Oi afford
ing speedy relief Al CABeH curahe will be gIATHI.
tied. He warrants cure without the use OF mer.
ouryOT any other dangerous Medicine. Recent cABGL
cured In two or three days.
N b. Letters addressed to Dr. F., at his office, No.
t2l, corner OF Eighth and Rtreets, opposite Gen.
eTal POat Olleo, will receive immediate attention.
oG S-V