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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
Dry Goo<is.

The market continues active TO meet the de-
mand both from county and city buycrs. and
prices are steady, II not buoyant, holders being
very lrm and hopeful Of some further advance.
The rise in the price OF gold Is giving fresh
buoyancy to the market. Cotton goods arc the
Medium and light brown sheeting. as we'll as
heavy goods, are getting scarce, aud are more
inquired after than bleached, which vet arc
active at improving prices. The most active
movement Is In prints, which sell quick as thew
arrive. This years production of fall STYLES Is
barely sufficient for the demand. Good grades
OF dcnims are wanted at an advance. Stripes
and ticks arc also higher, and are scarce.
Woolens continue active for fall and winter
styles. Delaincs are sold close up to produc-
tion, and no stock will remain over. The hipb.
est grades OF fancy cassimeres still sell well.
but other grades are less active. Prices tend
upward. Beavers and doeskins are In good
demand for cloakngs and oyercoats, and arc
advancing with the pressure OF demand. Ok
FORD mixed satinets arc active. Broadcloths
are steady. Scarlet as well rs Oxford mixed
ladies' cloths arc very quick of sale. shawls
for the season are more quiet, but the noods
yet on the loom are understood TO be sold. For.
eign goods are all higher. The rapid advance
In gold Is having Its effect on the price of ali
Imports. importers hardly know what to ask,
as they know not what they may have TO pay
for goods now arriving.
The new importations are In demand. Dress
goods are especially wanted. Even low grades
OF merinoes and delaines bring very high prices.
The high price Of the best grades Of black silks
Is checking the demand, but holders do mot
press sales. Ribbons are less active The
large itnportatlons have been well sold. British
goods are very high. The cost In England is
higher, independent Of the increased rate of
duty and price Of gold here. Very few goods,
however, are left unsold. ssxony dress goods
are scarce. Heavy woolens are very active
The clothing trade Is buying. Fine Vienna
and Paris shawls arc In great favor, and COM
mand high prices. The inferior kinds are less
inquired for.-N Y. Independent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
THE IOWA HLEorIoN.

CHICAGO, OFT. IA, 12l p. m.-Rcturns from
tue Iowa election come In slswly.
/ DevssPost township gtvcs Stone, Republican,
for Governor, 700 majority; gain Of 800 over
last years vote.
In Scott county stones majority will proba-
bly, reach 200.
The following are reported majorities:
Pottawottomie county, 100 for Stone; Jasper
county, 400 for Stone; Des Molnes, a majority
for Tuttle; Keokuk, 1876 for Stone; Cedar Rap
ids, 225 for Stone. ....' ..
Dubuque city gives the Republican candidate
for sheriff 80 majority. The vote for Governor
g not counted. The county will probably be
Democratic by 800 To 400.
Muscatine city gives Stone 80 maIorIty-s
Republican gain OF $50. The county will pro.
baby give $50 majority for Stone.
DEs MoInss, Oct. l4.-The returns from the
general election In this State yestesday show
large gains for the Union and Republican can
didates.
Returns from twenty.six counties give Col.
Stone, the Union candidste for Governor, 7,gSs
majority. The only counties yet reported for
futile, Democrat, are Dubuque and Napier,
which unitedly give him 1,175 majority. The
gains for the Union ticket win probably reach
12,C0O or $4,000. 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

4 A Son or FRED DOUGLASS Ia sergeant major
of the 5ith Massachusetts (colored) regiment,
which distinguished itself In the assault on
Fort Wagner. Young Douglass was soon after
taken with typhoid fever and sent North.
Upon leaving the transport In. New York
rowdy seeing colored man In uniform, who
appeared TO be too week 70 defend himself,
committed most brutal assault upon him,
knocking him down twice, lie was rescued,
but the effect Of the attack upon him was re.
lapse. DR.. J. McCune Smith, the we'll known
colored physician, procured a boarding place
for the young man, and took care of him. lie
Is now in Rochester, and Is regalnlng his
health
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
TWO GREAT ARMIES BEFORE THE
nd. NATIONAL CAPITAL 'fHl '"

If the news should suddenly reach Ms that
two great armies like those of Generals Meade
and Lee had arrived before the city Of Paris,
and that one was menncing the French capital
and the other defending 1t, our whole populf
tion would actually get excited over the an.
nouucement, aud look anxiously for the arri-
val Of tho next steamer to learn the result.
But the fact that two such armies do positively
rest In front Of their own National Capital
creates no alarm here whatever. The reason
for this extraordinary tranquility consists In
the undoubted confidence the people have in
the grand Army Of the Potomac, and Is an EVIL
dence of their unainching faith In It's com.
mandsr, Major General Meade.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
THE nuaHrs OF THE Loyal pEop,

The Virginia State Journal, In an article
upon the question reducing the rebellIous
States to the territorial condition, says sf.3 .
The loyal people in each and every State,
few or many In number, stand lust where the
minority of the people in Ohio would have
stood IL the political tricksters had succeeded
In decelving majority Of the voters of thai
state into the election OF Nallandigham, and he
had, as ms friends threatened, taken up arms
are, "as body, political member Of the
Union, entitled 10 all the rights and privileges
OF such membership" and their fellow. resi-
dents In their. respective States who have not
been true to the Union (and have aided OF
abetted tho rebellion) have forfeited their
rights and privileges therein. 10" y
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
THAT OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

THAT OFFICIAL CORREsPONDRNoE.
The latest discovered mare's-nesk s.hs ofl.
clal correspondence of Secretary son, Gen.
Mcclellan, Gov. Hick1npd OH 1psiation
to the arres. of the seed legi.la Mary.
land in 1861, which hsSoy som got
into print. 1t merely proves whst body
knew before, that summary measures T. e re.
sorted to, and that military necessity then over
slaughcd the civil law, as 1t must In every such
emergency. The Democrats Of course use It to
make out q case Of despotic usurpation against
the Government. General Mcclellan seems to
have gone into Il heartily, and In his Instruc-
tious TO Gen. Banks as to the arrest ofthe tres.
sonnblo legislature, he said: "If 1t Is success
fully carried out, it will 90 far toward breaking
the backbone of the rebellion"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
Naval Ortlers,

Tho following naval orders were issued tc-
day: r. ..,
Paymaster George Plunkett ordered 10 duty
In the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing.
Assistant Paymaster A. McC. Bisbop do.
tached from the Wyandot and waiting orders.
Second Assistant Engineer Peter A. Rsorick,
ordered to the Britannia. .. -
Third Assistant Engineers John T. Haw keus.
Josiah Patson, and Alexander b. Bates, order
ed 10 the Massachusetts. "H- 4
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

A BOATING FEAr.-Captain savary, of the
Forty-scventh regiment, has tho honor OF per.
forming one Of tho most hazardous feats Of
boating that could be devised. He has safely
descended alone In q small punt the course Of
the river 81. Lawrence, driving tho turbulent
rapids Of the river In his frail craft with fear
In his punt one day last week, and returned on
Friday from Montreal. Kingaon (Caaasla)
Netps, ..4...... 80 f..H'. ID .#. =
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

REMOVAL OF suNKRN VEssELs--A year and
. half ago the Navy Department made con
tract for tlls raising OF sunken vessels (about
twenty In numser) In Hampton RoadB, hut
owing to the fact that the contractor has shown
himself Incompetent TO the work, the Navy
Department Will soon again advertise for pro
aiiordlng 10 men Of genius and enterprise q
1ne opportunity for the Investment of capital
and labor. E'| l. ~.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
The steam.h,p Arrie.

ST. JOINS, Oct. 1.-THE steamship Africa
stu remains opposite TO the entrance OF the
barbor, but will shortly move up TO n more
sheltered position. Her mails 70 to Halifax.
on Thursday, by the vesuvius. Capt. Stone
considered himself fftecn miles further south
when the ship struck The ship was making
water so fast when her engines slowed TO take
pilot, that the Passengers had to assist the
crew at the pumps TO keep her aloat. Her in
Juries are difficult 10 repair here as there Is no
dock large enough 10 receive her.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
HEAVY MAJORITY rON cVnrrN II
Nv PHILADBLP1sIA. EritH
PHILADELPHIA, 0Us. 10.-The oficial vote Of
this city gives Curtin 7,0si majority. psH
q. PERSONAL.

PERSONAL. rrrrraHs
]. II. 6rIL, the old San Francisco news.
dssAss has faiIsa heir 10 an iamenss fortune iefs
him By relative In Scotland. ..
GRN. II. IL. BATTER has sold his marble quar-
y, A West nutlAnd, TO. > New York firm, for
taeaoa .HTsg- e1 'ita .lvr fa .sraGGu
GERRrrr SnrTH made speech In Rochester
on Tuesday. He said he aha had many hobsses
before TIE var, but since he had had but one; spd
that 10, the rebellion must be put down."
GOVERNOR YATES, Of Illinois, has arrived In
town, right from the battle Held In Ohio, where he
did great service to tho National cause by his elo-
auent speeches In favor OF Broush.
Rev. CHAs. BEEcHKR, of Georgetown, Mass,
has not got through his ecclesisatical troubles.
The Essex North Association are laboring with
him on the hercsy Of pre-existsnce, with . fair
prospect u espeiling htm. .i'' 70 ~ '''N Z
Mr.. JOHN MoCLENAuAN, for many years con-
aected with the press 10 ireland and Amercs, died
st his residence In brooklyn last Tuesday. For
one Of the most efficient members Of the editorial
staff Of the New York Herald. He was . gentle
nan highly esteemed By all his acqusinsaness.H V
A Miss STEDMAN from Boston 10 studying
with Madame D'Angri and her husband at New
York, and vondsrful performsacss, like Adeiine
Patti's, are predicted she is a native Of London
and Is Jswess. Ullnan, before leaving for K,l.
rope, had her regularly articled to him ior three
years, and he tpays the expenses Of her musical
education. She may appear at tho Academy Of
Music next year, but It wasthe original intention
Of Mr.. Ullmsn to bring her out In Europe, 3
DEATH OF BRrpoEPoRr OryIcER.-Mr. +.
II. Thompson, Of Bri'geport, o., who si.ss HE
appointment as an assistant paymaster In the U.
Q. navy, has been attached 10 the gunboat New
london, died Sept 9Th, on board his vessel, Off
Galveston, Texas. Mr.. Thompson was son Of
Joseph Thompson, Esq., Of bridgeport, and his age
was 30 years. For his excellent conduct the Gov.
eminent had promoted him to the office OF pay.
master, but his commission did not reach him be-
fore he died.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
GLoRisps OHIO.

According 70 se9retary Chasss ,a.poa,cc-
ment last night, ina speech delivered at Co.
lumbus, Ohio, reported by telegraph elsewhere,
it appears that Brough (Rcpubllcan) has been
elected by one hundred thousand majority.
This Is terrible blow at treason. Poor VAL
landigham How he must suffer in his exile.
Believing" with DIR. Watts,
1--WE reiaice to see the cuas rennred b, ---
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
(Communtcated.
CONSUMPTION cURABLR DIssAss,
A GARD.
To coHsUMPTIvEs.

The undersigned having been restored to health
In few weeks, by very simple remedy, After
having Suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consump ption-is
anxious to make known to his feIIow-suiferers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy Of the
prescription used, tfse OF charge) with the direo
tions ior preparing and using the same which they
VIII hna a sure cure for CossuMPrioE, ASTHMA,
nAoHo"iris, 'ouoHs, CoLDs, NC. The only object
Of the advertiser In sending the Prescription Is to
oeneht the afflicted and spread information which
nc eonceivcs to be Invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, ~ 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove q blessing.
PARTIES wishing the prescription will please sd-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
sea6-dkwsm Williamsburgh, Kings Co., NY,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

The REBEL STEAMER Il. 4. LEE At HALIFAX.
We suppose we may expect that the rebel steam
or X. Z. Lee, which arrived at Halifax on the
18th, will 10 captured. There has been ample
time for the dlspatch Of naval vessels from Bos-
ton or Portsmouth, 10 pursue or Intercept her.
The capture Of the Lee will be Of valne, for she
has already given Infinite trouble by her block
trips since her arrival at Bermuda on the 9th
ff .Iuly. F ~ I.HH# !
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
A TIMELY CAUTION.

A morning print assures Its readers that "the
movements Of the army of late have been
strictly of a military character =" This caution
is intended probably to relieve the reader of the
idea that the movements of the Army of the
Potomac were not of q napal character.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

CHAPLAISs Nor To be HELD AS PRISONERS
Gen. Meredith has succeeded in effccting the
release Of all tae chaplains of the Union army
now held as prisoners of war by the rebels. In
return, our Government has released all rebel
chaplains. Hereafter, chaplains will not be
held as prisoners of war.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

STEALING GOvERNMENr BsKv.-Edward VII
liams, teamsicr In Government employ, was ar
rested this morning at the Commisssry Depart.
mcnt, on tho Monument grounds, on tho charge OF
cutting OIL portion Of certain quarters Of beef put
under his charge for the purpose OF brngiog in to
the issaing clerk. He was committed to the Guard
house by Capt. Todd, to be examined by the Judge
Advocate. 4. t.. ..' .H ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

Philadelphia Is famous for It's mortusry poe
try. We kept lle of the Lsdgsr (ssys the
Boston Gszette) once for three years for the
sake OF It's elegiac "lines." The following
epitaph We Ind credited 10 that locality;
.. 'r. Farewell, my children dear, H.I ... ....,
am not dead but sleeping herej
"a gI. Iell your father In o lstteT, Y.
God took me TO make me better. tas. b.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

II is said that game was never SO plentiful
ip Paris as at the present time, such as wild
boar, venison, wild fowl, qusils, partridgos,
,Pheasants, black and white grouse, hares and
rabbits. 1t Is added that the French poscbers
are very ncat-handed, lend work their nets
with great skill and success. r,,,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
GOV. CURTINs MAJOR,ry-

We learn by dispatch through the Iudepep-
dent Telegraph Line that the Republicans In
Philadelphia foots mp Gov. Curtiu's majority
at twenty thousand four hundred aud twenty
two, 0,432.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

IhfoRrANs 70 FshALn.-Dr. CAes,rmon,s
PMs'-Ths comhinstion OF insredients ie these
pills are the result Of loA9 and extensive prao.
aes.. They are mild In their operation, and Ca.
tam IN eorrestins all Irregularities, painful man
sfuafion, removing all obstsustioas, whether
Rom cold or othsrwiss, headaehe, main in the eide.
psipitasioa Of the heart whites, all nervous ssc.
uons' hysterics, fatigue, pain In the back ana
nmos, ae disturbed sissp, which arise from inter.
rnption Of nature. = y
I DIR. Cheeseman's PILLS lH
was the commencement Of new era in the treat.
ment Of those Irregularities and obsiructtons
which have consigned 70 many to pRrMAru.e
oHAvE. No female can enjoy good health unIss.
she IL regular, and whenever an Obstruction tskes
place the general health begins to decline.
1 Ia. DR.. CHEEsEMAR's PILLS ......
are the most s6estusl remedy ever known for ali
complaints peculiar to Fsmaiss. To all easses thev
are Invaluable fnducfas, wnh er,tsimy, psrioSieal
regularity. They are known 10 thousands, who
have used them at dinersnt perisds, throughout
tho country, having the sanction OF ssme Of the
most emfnenf PAystctans IN Asvrica.
Erpiiea direcfioas, asiins ,Ass Aey sAou,d MOI a.
used, with eash Box-the Price One Dollar pey Bor
containing from 80 10 90 Pills.
Pills sent by mat, promptly, by rsnittins to the
Prcprietors Sold by Druggists generally. :.
.a sru 4.y HUTCHlNGs 4 HILLYER,
seo-emeod Prcprietors, 81 Cedsrst., New Yrok.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
aO0z.n vVORDs .

"Wusupyn ruyY (rHI Rlsns) IAv1 fHD
@poWrp- Yuuy pnIyp pnyoHn THEN INTO fHHrR
"lAyus mn SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND fAHY
"vouLD ALSO parvI Us. TRUsf THnn NOT.
"WuRl rHEY AH1l, fHRY WOULD INVADE AND
"pRsrRoY Us WITHOUT MRRCY. ABSOLUTELY
ASSURED or THESE fH1Nos, I An AMAZED THAT
.Asr ONE COULD fHINK OF 'PlACn ON ANT
"TERns.' HI WHO 1Nf1afANs fHn SENTIMENT
"Is FIT ONLY TO BI SLAVE; HI WHO UrrIRs
4" IT At THIS ZINE, noRIovIR, Is TRAITOR TO
"H1s COUNTRY, WHO DnsBRvHs TIE scoRN AND
coNTEnPr OF ALL HONORABLE MBN."-Roas-
crows, 10 As 0ss~al Asamsbly Of ONO, February,
1883,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
Maryland Colored Tro.u

We have the authority of the Provost Mar
shal General for saying that "the colored troops
raised In Maryland prior to the draft In that
state will be duly credited on the present dram. ,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
The Bsnc at 10 the sau,t.rv r.,

The seats in Growers Theatre are being rap
Idly engaged for tomorrow evening, when Miss
Charlotte Cushman is to appear as Lady Mac
hcth' for tho benefit of the Sanitary CommIs.
sion. The President and the Heads of the Do
partments have purchased places Tor the occa.
sion, and the most brilliant audience of the
season will bc assembled.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
BY-TELEGRAPH.
NEBRAaKA.
A.ssA.run un,sa xr.,,.

I A.ssAsr unasA rrsssapA.
terday Tor nsmters q the Leeisisturs. As
near ss can . asesrtaiaed vho prsscnt House
will Sand ~ Union t6fD Democrats. The
Council will stand 8 Uuioa TO 5 Democrats.
The Territorial Auditor and Treasurer are
Opposition"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
Sale Of s,ye,Txx.~s....

PHILADELPHIA, October l5.--Thc subscription
agent reports the sale OF 81 30 200 of lye-
twenties to-day. Deliveries of bonds are bcipp
made to 10Th instpnt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
Second Sljl nd Edition ]
ros o.oIoox.rE
Wu1slosIrE.

u
The Washln6SSn tcorrespondentV0f the NUw
York Herald announces that ho "has authority
for saying that tho President never has had,
haa nos -asw, - psver will hsvs, suy srEus
Of his opistoya." y.r,,r
Authority" can be obtained 4 aiy tlms on
the street corner, TO say anything. about any
body, II correspondent wishes 70 do so, and
cannot rcsA higAer suthorhy. ~ 4Sth)s -
thorlty" In thb case amounts d bsthle ~
anoshx rsssos, which was eviSk TO Hd&
BODY, Cat the only "orsans" whiak conts -
Prsidsnt's oplnIons are his oficla lalaocuunDula
which sppar lsh time 70 tims svsr hhgoSt
signature, 4 ths journais authosssedt 10 pcbl8
The assumption of tho correspondent, In
asserting thaI ~ "hss authorisy'' 70 spssk Of
the likss o. Akllkes Of the PresidssI n the
columns OF the New York Herald, surpssses
the ingenuity he displays in the lAyession -
On "iien" when hard pushed for ss&s. = a
We have before stated that the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN naer rcdccs in 10 columns the
official opinions Of any of the officers Of the
Government, high or low, except SO far as their
opinions are announced In their own docu-,
ments Witch appear, authorits,iye vol, !, In IL col.
umus "A advertisements, Wniess ,oe are specially
requested 10 do 40. The editor of the REPUBLICAN
Is alone rcponsible for lis editorial opinions.
..II
CURTIN's MAJORITY IN PENNsYI-
VAsIA-THE PRESIDENT vINDI.
GATED.
Our latest dispatch, published elssvbrs, ss.
nounccs that the Rspublicaus Or PhiisselSAi
foot up Curtin's majority in the State at
t'oeHty thousand four hundred and feenfprf,eo.
This 10 . susstaptial hearty vlpdicstion Of ~
war and civii policy Or President LIncoln's Ad.
ministratlon agaipst one oflhs most trels sonable
Copperhcad Loco Foco, God.defying, devil
daring combinations that was ever made to
overthrow legitimate government.
We congratulate our friends In Pennsyiva.
mia who have worked so hard to bring about
this grand result. Had the soldiers In the field
who belong to Pennsylvania bccn allowed to
vote, as in Ohio, Curtin's majority would havsl
reached sixty-Gvo or seventy thousand. It was
probably for this reason that Judge Woodward,
who was the Democratic candidate, decided,
In his judicial capacity, that they had no con-
stitutlonal right TO vote; hence they were de-
nicd the privilege TO vote.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
b.--T.--1SGO-X.- PLAHrATyou

S.--T.--1SCO-X.-- PLANTATION
H.. q. IL. al BiTTERa H.H |tIF ~
They purify, strengthen and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite. '.H .sHUs
They are an sntidotetO ohsnge Of water and diet.
They overcome sifeots Of dissipation and Iate
They strengthen the systsm and s.livsu the
Ihey prevent miasmatis and intermittent sever,.
Ihey purify the breath and aoidity Of the stom.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. -...
They cure DiArrhsa, Cholera end Cholera Morbus
ache. ~. - - = ''''''. -. '~A
They are the hest Btters In the world. They max.
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nsture,s
great restorer. They are composed OF the esle-
e5ated Cslis.ys BARK, Cascarilis BARK, Dsndeiion,
Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flower, Winter.
green, Anise, Clovsr-buds, Orange Peel, snake
root, caraway, CoriAndsr. Buriosk, s-T.-iSSo-
The following IL = sampis Of the testimony daily
soLpIERs HOME EsurrarmrrxDExr'soyr,
f..n. c.scI.sAr, o. !aa. =, issa.
! have given your Plantation Mtters to hundreds
81 our noble Soldiers who stop here, more o. less
disabled from various causes and the effect 10 most
marvellous and gratifying. -
every family, 10 every hospital, and 1t hand On
evsIy patue-heid' IT,. w. D. AnDnEws,
YA-iy .... ..r. aIs superintendsit.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

ouTsrnr.-Sce the first page Of to-day's
paper for an account Of the battle at Bristow's
Station, aud Svari.ty Of other Interesting mat
ter,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

SAILING OF A SUPPLY sHp.-The supply ship
Circassian will leave Boston for the Gulf on
Saturday, the 2th ins stant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

The Albany Argus has been merged in the
New York World. Elan Comstock, Of the A.
gus, will be attached to the World.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


. REV. j. POTTER, from New Bedford, will
preach In the Unitarian Church, corner Sixth and
ID streets, on SUNDAY, 18th inst. Morning Der.
wee At II o'clock. Vespsrs at ~ ocis-9t
PUBLIC soHooLs.-There are q lew vacant
seats In the Male aud Female Grammar Schools,
Erst District iIrst and second wards Of the city.j
application tosiIher Of the undsrslgasd.
SEA New York av., bet i.th and 18th SITS.
$50 q street. opposite CITY Hall.
seas-d sub-B0arL Trustees First District.
NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN-By Prof. Alex.
piano for forte and singing psot Wolowski con.
the last in Washington. Prof WolowsLi receives
s' is% .ss l. On GSss sSs e. a:
OF Eleventh st. '.. -. |--''I ocI0-l2ti
A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility,
Incompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire to benefit Others will
he happy to furnish to all who need II tree Of
charged the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used In his case. Those wishing
70 profit by his experiences possess valuable
Remedy--will receive the same, by return mail.
Carefully ssaled) by addressing r.....-r
-'..'. I @ JOHN d. OGDEN,
Auia-dSw,m No. " Nassau st., N. York.
O. 1Hs CosrnssiOss AND ExpRnisscK uI
Az lsyALID. Pubii.hed ior the benent, and as
warning and a CAUTION TO yOURa MEs Who sulie,
from Nervous Debility, Premature Ureay of aiar
hood, etc., supplying at the same time THE MEAN.
or SELF Guar. By one who has cured him.eli at
yer being put to great expense and injnry through
by enclosing a poht-pald addressed envelope,
single copies may lie hal NJ the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
my 2s-iy Bailori, Kings County, N. Y.
DISEASES OF rnH NERvoUs, sEnIsAL, URIs-
ARY AND SEXUAL sysfEM.-New ana reliAbl.
treatment--in Reports uf the HOWAkD ASSO-
CIATlON.ssnt In sealed letter enVeiopos' Tree oi
barge. Address, ,.,,,.,,
Howard Association, PhilAdelphia, Pa
Au22-omdkW
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
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