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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-21

An AGREEABLE CrsToMER. Stranger. |
want TO leave my dog in this ere Office till
the boat starts, am afraid somebody will
steal him
:! You cant do ii, said the clerk take
him ont"
Well, stranger, that is cruel but you're
both dispositioned alike, and he's kinder
company for you"
Take him out roared the clerk.
We'll, stranger, don't think you're hon
est, and you want watching. Iierc
Dragon! he said to the dog, sit down
here and watch that fellow sharp" and
turning on his heel, saying, Put him ont
stranger If he : troublesome" The dog lay
;here till the boat started, watching and
growing at every movement of the clerk
who gave him the better half of the Office
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-21

EAdLEs aud lions Journey alone !; they
aF' hu' sheep which herd together
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-21
where Our Presidents have
been EdHcatCd

OF the Presidents of the United States.
three were educated at William and Mary
College, in Virginia jefferson, Monroe. and
Tyler; two at Harvard Adams and
John Quincy Adams Madison graduated
at Pri"ccton; Polk at the University of
North Carolina; Pierce at Bowdoin College
and Buchanan at Dickenson College, Penn.
sylvania. The rest never had collegiate
education.
Of the Vice Presidents, Harvard has grad
uatcd two--John Adams aud Elbridgc Jerry;
William and Mary two Thomas Jefferson
and John Tyler Princeton two--Aarou
Burr and George NJ. Dallas Columbia Col.
lcge two--Georgc Clinton and Daniel d
rompkins Yale Richard NJ Johnson
Center College, in Kentucky, one--Jom c
Breckenridge.
Of the Chief Justices, Jay was graduate
of Columbia, Ellsworth cf Princeton, Mar.
shall was ny. gradhatc of any college, and
fancy gra duatcd at Dickinson. OF the SUI
Ifrcme Judges, Princeton has educated eight
and Harvard three. OF the Secretaries of
State, Princeton has graduated five, viii
liam and Mary four, Harvard three, Yale
two, Union, Dartmouth and Brown one each.
Or the Minister'S to England, Harvard and
Princeton have each graduated five.
1t will be seen that Harvard University
William and Mary College and tho College
of Princeton, in New Jersey have furnished
most OF the occupants of these high Offices.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-21

THE TYRANNY OF SPOILED BABIES. What
monarch So absolute as IL spoiled baby, and
who would not rather live in garrison at
the Dry rortusas than under the rule of
one OF these little despots. Mature tysants
sometimes relcnt, dof their boots and spurs
and give lssachar recess. But un'lcr the
cordi-sccpter of the Nursery Autocrat there
are no ntermissions for rest and refresh
mont. At dead of night. when grown,up
nppressors sleep your wnwcsned Davolo is
mp and doing lie pipes his parent up for
punishment half a dozen times between
bedtime and cock-crow, He paradcS them
in undrcss Uniform, and puts them through
their exercises IN 'hc shape Of forced
marches at the doubie.quick, with the zeal
Of Mariiaet.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-21
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Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

GJ-A Cough, Cold, or an IrTitated Throat,
II allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmo-
many and bronchial aifeotionH 0ftentmes inoufi
30 80 ~ DRowSs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs r'i
reach diredlV the affected, parts and give almost
instant relief In BROHoHIIls, tAsrfisiA, and Ca
TARRH they arc beneheisi9 me good effects re-
Iillns nom the use Of the Tfochss, and their ex-
tended uSe, has caused them to be sounterfSited,
Be aSuFu 10 guard against worthless fmltatfont.
OBTAIN only the gsHufae BroiVh's bronchial Troehes,
which have prpped their efficacy by test Of many
years. PuBLIp sPEAKERs and sINGERs should use
the TrocheB. Military Ofioors and soldiers who
overtax the voice, and are eNpNped 10 sudden
changes, should have them, Sold everywhere a
26 cents per box. r.H r -. - janiT+-dbw5m1
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
IHnsIIs TOLaIYE. NOTIuE, THAT rt

THIS ~ TOlGIYE NOTICE, THAT THE
i subs Eiber hath obtained from tho Orphans
Court, OF Washington County, in the District of
Columbia letters of administration on the person
al estate Of Charles Haburn, late of WaShingten
against the sAid deceased, hereby warned TO ex-
hIblt the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the
subscriber, on or before the nth day Of February
nexti they may otherwise by law be excluded from
ALI h4neht Of thblsaid estate VI z III -.bsIl b
Given under my hand this nth day Of February,
A. D., 1858. WILLIAM y. ANDRE, :. =
feb lS-wSws Administrator
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

RY j, Q. MoGuRE a CO., Auotionesru.s
* PEREMPToRY SALE OF HIGHLY yALU.
ABLE FARM on the turnpike, near the vtllage OF
ruary 21d, At o'clock, at the Auction Rooms We
shall sell all that tract or part Of tract OF Land
called "Brother's Ffh PART situated al the cross
ing Of the railroad and turnpike, about half mile
beyond the village Of Biadensburg, adjoining the
farm Of Chas. b. Calvert, Esq, and containing
elBhty-seyen and one quarter Aeres, more or less.
The land is under high state Of cultivation; has
recently been well supplied with manure and other
1ertllizersi is well watefed, and has been blind
dtched throughout -l-.r--I ~
% The improrements consist Of two-atory double
Frame Dwelling House, with necessary out-bufldl
ings; large and new barn and BtablinE erected on
the most approved plan, corn house, &c. ~
Terms Onerthird eaRh, the rssidue "a one and
two years. with interest, the interest 10 be paid
: :. '.,T.'--H' JAS. c, MCGUIRE / Co, 10rl
feb lSd Huf#urH f..rT AuctiopeoTng1f ffr
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

D-A areTrsat.--wsshipgton London, and
Rome, Peraonal noeollectiona Of Society and Emil
nent PersonAgesj q Lecture by GRACE GREEN
hall street, this sTSninS st7S O'clock ASmissansS
I, The procsedi Of this lecture viii be donated by
the lecturer fog the benefit Of the alex and wonnd-
ed EoldierA OF her native State, New York.
This ID the only opportunity which will be Afford
cd the good people Of Washington 10 hear this gift
ed and accomplished lady this season. q
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

by JsC. MCGUIRE a co, AuotIonee eera
ID PEREMPT0RE SALE or T'HREE4STORY
BRICK DWELLINGiHOUSE WITH BACR-BUILD-
mo, IN THE FIRST WARD. on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, February 18th, at O'Clock, on the
premises, we shall seil lot y, In square MOI I02,
fronting on Twentyyhrat street, between G and n,
and I'm proved BY athrec-Htofy brick dive ElRouse
with three.story baek-building.
Title perfect. .. s.f# N'""-
~, TERbs-One third cash, the remainder in six and
twelve months with Interest secured BY a deed Of
trust on the premises gI,f, trt
, -..gggt. :. -, JAMES c. .,MeGuIRE1S Co, '"
feb t5-d zee. Auctiousers. q
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

ATIEsfioN, AFFLICTED i-Dr. Yellny Ia ytl an-
Eegcd In an extensive practice In this city, ard We
would call the Attention Of the poor, puny, enact.
ated victims OF their own sins TO the best aou les
,al remedy. nrsb give up your present ooursd Of
life ~ once and forever and secondly, call on the
most akihul physicians, land none are better than
Dr.. Velnyi and bo cured OF the discaas which IL
now undermining your constitutions and sending
youto apremattue nrhVe.g HW Ha'E
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

.f ~ RatShSIdHsS HAIR IJys--ThS Bsst IN
nc IiSyV6fldJLWnli4m A. 1BAtohelors celebrated
Hair Dve Ufoduoea h color not TO be distinguished
from nstufsI warranted not 10 intuFo Hair IN the
ieASt remedies the il-eeots OfbAd dyes, and inylg
oEAtss the Hair for life! GREY RED, or RUSTY
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. sold by all
Drugghts, 6o, . . ....,,,,,.,., -.
6tsIThs genuine 10 Bigned Wld.Ai BATOHELoR,
on the four sides Of each box. 49,. H.
Factory, No. 81 barclay street, Late 2sS Broad
way and 70 Bond New York. my 3-ly
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

lHDIA, RyBlER GoopA--It IL not necessary for
and kinds OF Rubber and GuttA PerchA 'manufac-
turers goods he keeps The has them ALL on hand,
and glance Into the beAufu ful store list Of toei
given BY his Attendants Will convince any one that
bis establishment Il really the only fndid Rubber
WdrehOu9e, and ~ located At 31O ave
nue., hext door 10 Messrs. Harper \ Mitchells Dry
Goods warehouse, between Ninth and Tenth
atreea' TsffrT .FfH HyT deoB-tf d
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
NRoPosAns ron wEELS ,FUMPs, 4s.
MAYORS oTFIcE,

MAYORS OFfIcE, 81
ELntJLyg Z Washington, February II, isas
PROPOSALS. In writing will be reosivcdat this
once up to Y O'Clock NJ, on the 18th day Of March
9sStn 9sxt for %sEnE PSYg. HydFsRt, Log con-
.necesiary materlalB and wofkmanship in dlgginE,
laying, fixing, and completing in the best manner,
stSnt use ths first drie comPossd Sd of che sSc
First and secopd wardsi n lhe second district,
composed al ~ Third, ,F6arih, and seventh wards,
and sixth wais, (eseh disfIot 70 Be bid ior sepsi
rately, and tobs given 70 different contreetofpO
lSr tns tern 81 a ens ysaL sonmsSsns on The ~
clhoationff I'd
and dfe&6Giis tEodiTt, bef foot iiSsai The % Waiis
TO be four inches thick, Of good hard brick
Cleaning out wells each.
L sinking old wells deeper, per fookia y
a Taxing out old walls and putting In same, per
SoSse, Of eight feet length, per foot.
rgases moro tlun eight feet length, per foot,
Covering new wells, including materials. The
covering to be OF the beat Eastern shora oist moi
less than three inches thick, laid double. r d
Paving new wells, including brick and pump
Opening old wslIs, and cOvcrius Sams. with o.
!, oPsnins old wells and covering same with nsw
57L ,Fls"i rgn FOR PuMBR - q
each. ~ ~ 'Ne
Making new joints In old logs.
l New logs put IN old pumps, per foot.
New New boxes. boxes sna 1 sPontts St In old pumps each
Boxes and spouts for new puurs, each
Copper chambers for pumps. ....
The top log Of tho pumps TO be Of the bont sea.
soned white oals, aud the remainder to bs OF the
best seasoned yellow pine. =,
FOR, HYDRANTs. ..,
Keeping the hydrAnts In repair, viz: stopping all
leaks, a., al new valves and spouts repairing the
old ones, and repairing the old irons belonging 10
them, when Il esn Dc done Without taking ths hy,
TaElss out hydratfiG and putting in same, Ssch.r
New hyirantS, per foot. IUU' Hfu't
spouts for hydrants, each.
spout PtonSs do do, ,GrtTFl"E
Painting pumps and hydrants, each. d 'n' VI
.y.... ..r Il,IRoN WORK. nr' 1"r
! Handles, axleS, spears, plates, bands and repairs,
Spout and lower box irons for pumps, eSch. r
New joints TO old spears. 'f'' ~ .... ..s
New spout and valve irons for hydrhnts.
The work and the materials 70 be oil Of the best
quality Of their respective kinds.
Nc SsT ti Will be EsSsived that not made BY
The pefson or perhons whose offer may be 40
oepted will be Fequlped 70 enter Into bond for one
thoysAnd a2llafgl With two good euTeties, oondL
eontraut and should any contractor or contractors
fail or refuse 70 comply with any OF the conditions
or terms Of his or their contract, TO execute ahy
work within the timo named In the order OF the
authoriBedto 70 employ any other petson or persons
to execute the same, OF TO fiFnihh the materials
upon such terms As he may deem expedfent, IN
which event the contractor or contractors 90 hiI-
loSs OF damage IL may sustain thereby, and ne
Mayor may II his discretion, Annul the contract
Of such contractor or contractors r..'I
IL, 'rIff RICHARD WADLACH, r.
fob ls-Wt Mayor
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
s. T. -Is o 4!
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERg.


grh.v pursfv stFan6 ethan and inviRoFata .. NJ
,rheS greats a healfhv anDetite gaIuI
They are an Antidote 20 change Of Watar and diet.
I, They overcome sfaets OF dissipation and late
hours, ~. .- .......F F, 49,. ,t,.y
They ngthen the bystenln nd ehliyen the mind
They prevent miAsmAtio and Intermittent feveJB ..
They purity the breath and Aoidtty ofthe stomach.
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Constipation.
They cure NaFrhtsa, Cholera, and Cholera msr-
bus. mo
They are the best BitteTs In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated CAllsAyA BARK roots
and herbal aAd are taken with the pleasure OF .
beverage, without regard 10 age or time Of day.
Particularly recommended to delicate persons Fe-
quirinB gentle stlmulAnt, Sold by all Grooers,
Druggigta, Hotels, and saloons. p, II DRAKE 4
CO., 2O2 broadway, New York. na 10 26-0m
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

kIWonpI OF Apvice-nose who have bean
ooetofins Tor Wt1kl and months without obtaining
relief should consult Dr. FishblAtt, whose ONCE u
radically cured twenty-five yeats experience has
ealahlinhod Dri Flahhla atpn Reputation as physi-
elaat Recent cases cured ID q few days. ChASges
moderate. DR.. FIsHDLATT,
nu iHff 5toi a7i y atreet, eoFneftI Eighth
Opposite the General Post Oince.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

H- The Great tPenn6ylVanla Route. The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through tTAinh daily, ) and one on
Sunday SoldieTH' tickets at Government rates 10
all the principal points In the North and West.
Fofticet and idfthur information apply at the Of
Ace Of the "GFeAt Pennsylvania Route," /" northeast
oorner PennsylyAniA avenue and sixth street, un-
dsr National Hotel. once open frOmT a. m. TO 6
.. n. ION Sundays 9ta I p. m. ~ - quo.
= - = ~ -. IN H. q. NORTON,
rr aug Sly d ,.l ,. nDE n0.Hr Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

ID Pnor. FowLEn's LEcTURE LASr NIoBT, 90 L" In
tsileot and Memory" !" ives full Of interest and in-
'stsuetiohto every stage Of life, and sbounded in
preetieal maximS which, elosely followed. would
lead TO Inst empire little sought after, yet 70
essential 70 mans supremacy on sArth-the en-.
plro Of selfcontrol and proper sells r'..
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18


q NEw lCHuneH,- The Rylhnd Chapel M L.
Church, lately occupied A. . .. s General hos.
pltaIi has been pSohouneea BY practical msahahIcs
70 b In falling oonditionstlAn oEbenditufe Of
sI,boo 10 ei,s 800 would Be required o make the
necessary repairs, but this Yolld DOT reiieye II
nom An Uncomfortable and unhealthy basement
Under these circumstances, the Quarterly Confer
enee have dsoided 10 erect new house on the ste
Of tho old. Do .r". 'm.f ... -.' -T,ITTu7
A congregational meeting has been called and
number Of ladies and gentlemen have been Ap-
pointed to obtain subscriptions and make eoueo-
tons. These eolleetors are now calling on the
benevolent for aid IN furthefsnee Of this enter
ipriss, and Il 10 hoped the eomhnnity viii give
their Application . favorable confederation. Thus
far we are encouraged beyond our expectationH
members Of other denominations as well ~ our
own, and me public generally are Fsspphdins no-
RylApd CHAPEL, Iunderstsnd, was the tirut church
crested In this part Of the city, Andts site is one
Of the best that could be selected. Our oonEreEa-
ton Ia now woruhipping Al the sixth Street Pres
byterian Church, whose Pastor and people have
placed Us under debt Of gratitude which we shall
not be able soonto pay. May Heaven reward
them for their blindness. au ....ln
., -rrN sGmi bur bahtr.t'J. w. HOOvKR, Pastor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
10ROPosALs FOR HUE STONE FLAG
7"'I " ,, ,l'. a0' GIHG.

February Q, 1853.
PROPOSALS for DIuestOne Flagging will be re-
celved at the ONCE Of the Bureau OF Construction,
Treasury Department, until l2 O'Clock NJ, Feb.
ruAFy %, 1858, for MAIDSTONE Tagging, according
10 the follpWipB schedule ,rr...
" I5o st0hes, feet Inches, X , feet X 1 inches.
100 10 800 stones, foot Inches, x feet x ?
"fg.nl q tnshelllr lrI r'-rHA 81. p-u.n'
H. NJ All stones to b. squared, dressed 10 an even
thiokneaa, and without any WindRga whatever,
The whole 70 bo delivered by the 10Th OF March
next, AtthagIfahsdTy nuildlng,
The pspATtment deserves the right to reject any
orH the Bids, u considered for the interest Of the
Government to do so.
nldh 10 bo oaolosed m sealed envelope, endorsed
'PTopOsAlA lori gesatOne Flagglng,"
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Engineer in,ChaFVe Treasury Department
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
EEMALB COLLEGE, .F"H
D. VIZ .'7pY nj d, ,B6RDENTowN, N. Y,

u WI g|TT" TTT W UVTNDEN wv M NJ u
Delaware fiyef thirty h,iies noffh Of phi sdslohiS
II has BEEN In successful operation for more than
ten years and ID one OF the most nourshing insti-
tutlbhs OF Learning in the country, "."H.
SPECIAL attention Is paid to the Common and
Hlghef bfAnches OF English, and superior advan-
tages fdrniahedin Vocal and Instrumental Music,
DfA&ihg and Paintihg French and Latin are
taught By experienced teachers. ...0L
Persons coming nom the South oanleHve WGl-
nut street wharf, Philadelphia, ate and =. m and
2, I, ~ and 9 y. m. -
REFERENCES IN WAsHINGTONs
Hon. J. Z. Ten Eyck, Senate. f
HOnI o. NJ X BtrAttoh, House OF ReptesentRtiy
John n Polk, State Department, ...
James J. Cox, Treasury Department. ID .r
W. II. Van Nortwiek, Department OF Internal
i J. Groot, NJ. d .g.,,r.. r.
For catalogues, address .ll...l...,...
: feb l5-Sms ,, President
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

70 Grand Fair.-The Grand Fair An aid Of
SICK and Wounded Soldiers, 10 be held At Odd Fel-
louShHall, tssyenth street. under auspices Of the
German helisL Assoeistion, Yiil open next MON
Season Tickets, admitting gentleman and two
ladies', FIFTY cents. @A' feb IT-d6t
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
pIIEn.

WARWICK. = On the nth inst, Of Typhoid
Pneumonia, HENRy WARwIGE, In the "a year ,ot
The friends and relatives Of the deceased are re-
speethilly invited TO attend his funeral, from the
residence of his mother, No. sst 9Th street between
ting at 10 O'CLOCK '. To .I H''0 ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
DY >. 6. MeGU1RIc q GloO., AGstlo,n,sasl ,,a 10

a 60 E.s T'IoN. ."''..-
=, Come, sehoglboys, All; your tEin 70 try,
ri give yoh an EqpAtionj ..,. 0iH''''n
Not hard enough 70 make you sigh ..,... .
With tfonbleOr veShtonA .. .'' .'
w Two gentlemen, named Jones and Brown,
Cafhe to OAR HALL lately, rrlu EDt
To see the nnest stock in town; -
" ' And they admired 1t greatly. 'n MN
. ..s .nrp sl-lg,,'VHH -,uI rsrtAn# .1C
Both garmsntB bought, but Jones bought more
Than Brown-this point remember; w 7'''
The clothes were excellent, Pm sure, r#ANAI
VI And A1it0d to December. N'N
The number each one bought, from ten
subtraeted, leatea 4 sum ,,,-..
Which multiplied by the numbers self 10 "'
To twelty-One does come. HHu'
How mhnY garments, now declare,
Did Mr.. Jones obtAinf uf0T nu
How many, too, did Mr. Brown ...
At moderate prices gain I.''
....E '..... .fI. of. 'm'HWr"' = HHHrl " -.
Now, lads Il YOU these things 20 tell
Possess the skill and power, .f.
Your parents should reward you wen
with suits nom our OAK HALL ID"
Our stock Of CLOTHING ID now very large, and
we offer Il for the next sxty day. At Wholesale
prices, at OAK HALL CLOTHING ROOM, No.
4o4 Seventh street, two doors below snliths. e..
jan % %. '' CiothIeEA
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

E.vANS ,PoRTABLE
II ......,.,r....' TENT HEATER
Ths most desirable Stove ever offered for army
use needs only to be seen to prove Its superiority
transportation. For sale by .
81. BATES WOOD,
jan 81 22S Pa. Av., opposite Willard Hotel,
GLOTHIHG Of all descriptions, at J. BRUCE h
y Cos, ASl seventh street, two doors below
smiths. jan %
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

m smltbgonion. ,LeotnFes,--ProLi HenFy
wdftz, OF New York. viii Lecture On Friday, Feb
ruary 10th, and Monday 2sd, on "Gunpowder," |"
with Illustrations and eNperiments. y
Thepublic are invited. The Lectures commence
at O'Clock p. m. Admittahoe free.
.. tebB-ot % .F.tH.t~raf TgH am
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

10 snithsOniAn Lssturoay--DE JHo. uToR-
REY, Of New York, will Lsetufe, on MONDAY and
WEDNESDAY evenings, February 18th and 18th,
on Artificial Lght.n q .I1HrH-abI
TIE LectuIes Commence at sO'clOckP p N. Ad-
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
0RPH4Es' COURT.
COURT.

Disiricf Of Colunbiay WdShnisfOH County 10 Uh: ,.
In the case OF Lawrence NJ Morton, a,lmlnistra-
tor Of William Morton, DECEASED, the adniiRtstFa-
tor Aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION Of the Or
phans' Court of Washington county aforesaid, aT-
pointed Tuesday, the ID day OF February next for
the final settlement and distribution of the personal
estate Of said deceased, and Of the assets In hand
40 far a. the same have been collected and turned
into money! when and where all tho creditors and
heirs Of said deceased arc notified to attend the
OTphAnP Court OF Washington county AforeBaid,)
with their elatmA properly yonohed, or they may
Otherwise BY law be excluded from all benefit IN
eAtate' provided copy Of this order
be published ohce a week for three weeks In the
National kephiEleai previous 10 the said Sd day OF
February, 1853, ..,i.. ... .... ..nu.u
Tehte: .r rZ C.. ROBBINS, r
Jan l2-lawaw Register Of Wills.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

MILIrARY ComMIssIoE APPomIED IN THE CASE
or DR, WILMEH, II A military commission, Of which
Major General Hitchcock Is 70 be- the president,
has been appointed BY the. Secretary o. wSr, 70
examine into the case Of Or. wilmer, the well
known Phiiadslphia divine, who was recently cap
tured By the Potomac hotiIia whlie Attemptipg to
eros, tbs Potomac on his way 70 Dixie
IL 10 said this commission will pSrtake SOME
what Of the character Of coutmartial.1 ono
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

Prepared and sold by GEO. PEARSON . N. Lib
erty street, Baltimore. Sold also ut 4si Eighth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue, Washington;
and at the Drug Stores Price, 10 cents per pack
Hne, Jan 22-1m
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
Ano,hsr -, I,nrertnnt CursI
PEARsoRs MEDICATED TAR DROPS l
IN. y. Wv -..l'. TRY THEN, ,mgrl
mont ANpn BE WISE IN ,7IMEl,

.' ~ '.t.l Of, wAsHIsoToN, b. C., Dec, 3, Iss1. 70
GRO, PEARsoN, Esq.-Dsar Sirs purehAsed .
package of, your MEDiGATED TAR DROPS, my son
having 10 severe CoU0H and SoRE THRoAT, un
fact, pronounced by many tho hrst stagSs Of DIR
flIERfK,) When, 70 my 'Astonishmsht, they cured
him, as many neighbors will also teAtify, since
which Iwould not be without them. Respectfully,
youy6 1.Or5 ON . Il SIMILAR sMITH,
No. t6I L street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

,sl IEeTvHE pr GRACE GREENwooD.-ThiS distIn.
glthed authoresa Lectures tonight at Dr. sundeI.
lands church, on nt'Washington BondoB,a and Romel
Personal Recolleciions Of society, and EminOnt
ifsrsonAses" This is Sfare treat for our citizens
, and We doubt not she VIII be crested by large
audience. ,.4r.. r",r'
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

ft "nAIsINo" " TRnAsuRY NorEk. John McCoey,
who was arrested few days since for stealing a
pocket book nom Mr., Coleman, grocer, on the cor
ner Of New York avenue and Ninth street, II Ap-
pears, belongs to an association OF thieves, from
Western New York, who are engaged in ''raislng',
onedollar Treasury notes to tens, and twos 10
aftiea