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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
yfsm Orr Special Correspondent.

ALBANI Jan. "a 1853
TIE sPEAKERsHIP.
No progress has thus far been made in the Assem-
bly, this week toward an organization. But caucuees
and conferences have been the order night and day
Tor the past twenty-four hours, aud while the Union
caucus remains steadfast in it's determination TO sup.
port Callieott, the Democrats have changed their
base completely, and at their caucus held this
morning they substituted Mr.. Trimmer of Monroe
County for Judge Dean 40 their nominee for Speaker
This coneiuson was arrived at tremendously, Mr..
Dean Withdrawing his own name peremptorIy, and
shat OF Mr. Trimmer being adopted without dissent.
ms ehange ha very significant one, AID il may
De taken as concession TO the public sentiment Of
the State, winch has been grossly outraged by
She recent notous demonstrations Mr. Trimmer is
known 10 both sections 10 have pubhclv denonnced
these demonstrations, and TO have signiIed his in
teDt0n 10 act upon his own conscientious indrnont
end without reference 10 caucus DEGREES II then were
persisted 10. hes as far a. possible, opposed to the
extreme course oil the MOzaT, Hall wing of The notv
and has the personal respect and to CONSIDERABLE, %
tent the sympathy OF the Repub leans and Union mar
IL IL hazarding little TO say that under no circnm
stances could he have received the nomination Of
she majority OF biz party Tor the Speak rship foyt
night ago So much, then, mas been accoinplished
In favor Of good order and the maintenance Of tbe
laws.
The Union caucus remains firm and unanimous in
Vi ChillcOLt out ~ ls ttle OmluOua
that some three or four vi the members VINO have
hitherto concerned 10 the decisions VI that caucus
have not yet made their appearance here einee the
ajournuent Of last week and Of course rllmor is
busy in assigning variety Of causes for their ab.
seDee. When the Brooklyn COMMITTEE" waited
ON Mr. Callicott ut Congress Hall yesterday alter
noon, he was in conversation With several members
Of the House, with Mr.. David Dudley Field OF
Gew-York, and several other gentlemen. a Sub.
Committee Of the Brooklyn men came 10 Mr.. CALI
colts room and asked when be would be ready 70
receive the main body Of the delegation. tie told
5bem that be was then ready, and pointing out the
prosence would be no objection. They replied,
- Certainly mott" but when tie whole body OF the
delegation entered the apartment, Mr.. Faron, the
Chairman, who, il should be remarked, was one Of
She Sub Committee which fret waited Oh Mr. CALI
colt, made violent protest against the presence OF
lhe Black Republicans" and ead that their pres
enee this occasion, and their intimacy with Mr.,
C'slieott sbundanily proved tie charger Of Tsaeb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

Government needs moro surgeons, and If they could
get 600 more good ones IL would be well.
The Senate then went into Executive Session, 81
the end OF which il adjourned.
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utSi,ruRsSAMss,o.
Sin Aisct Bets...,..5IO0 Moon SelG. 10: 10
BIon WAFER Jns DAY.
Ssndy uooi. 20 Gov bisnd .il3l Hell Gats" lila
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SUPERIOR CoCRT-sPFcrAL TsRx-JAS E.-Be,orc
Justice BoswORTu.
COURT OF APPEALS.

COURT or APPEALS.
ALBANY, Thursday, Jan. % 1859.
In the Court oil Appeals, No. l04 is the last
70 b. called The Court viii adloum Tomorrow
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TRclOw,
Three ships, ~ o bsTks, aud two brig.
Sailed
DirasterA. &c.

,am,hlp Champion, for Aspinwsn-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-27
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DupOncO's Golden Pills,

Infalliabe in correcting. regulating and removing
all distractions from whatever cause, and away sue
eessful a. preventive.
Infaliible in relieving stop?ages and irregularities
OF the nenses. 1hese pills nothing new. but In
France aud America with unparalleled success IN every
case and he Is urged by many thousands Ia lee who
have used them 20 make the Pills public for the ALE
Walton Of those suffering from any irregularities what
ever as well as to prevent increase of family where
health will not permit It. Females peculiarly
or those supposing themselves against
using these Pills Wide In that condition, the pru
prietcr assumes responsibility after the above ad
moniton although their mildness WOnd prevent any
mischief to health; otherwise she Pills are recon-
mended. Full and explicit explanations accompany
ing each box. PFieo 81 90 Per box.
Sold by B. BLACKMAN. Druggist
sole agent for JOLIET. aud sWiu County in
LADIES' by sending him 81 90 TO Joliet Pot Once
and have the pills sent Confidently by mail to any
part Of the country.
N.B.-Look out far couhteTf.its. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any Kind unless every box signed o. Howe
All others are base imposition, and unsafe; there
fire. yen value your lives and health, ITO say moth
ing Of being hum Lugged out Of your money! buy only
Of those who show the signatures Of S. u. Howe on
every box which has recently been added On account
Of the Pills being counterfeited. The ngredents
posing the above lis made known 70 eVery Agent
and they win tell you they safe and viii peTfGEm
all claimed for them.
Sold by LORD SMITH, ChIcrgo, and BY one Drug
gst IN every town, city and village in the State
s. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor.
Oct II, ls62.-ly New York
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. 49,
cocSTT OF VIM,
win County oIreuI. csars q d. N.rth I'm. ~

VIA SVehiy Cfcuit Court q The March Tern ~
IN cnANcERT. ~
Royal T. Bsroer, Conservatism and sucosenorI
In ohss OF hichssl Dnll~a. late CenssrTatarE F
Of the Estate Of Aarceiia Brannan aIunefIe. L
John cullen, Ann Breton, Roe slslvin. - -
S Jams y. Coyne' aaIy Ready, Jossph ceynS a..
Gansey AID The unknown heirs a. Iaw a.
hAIoslia Brannan. lunatir.
ffiDANiT q Tie uou-ranfdenos Of IA, c,sn.-s.
"a Ann Breton Rnss Calvin, Jo.~Dk Cyrn, rfi-Is
hhe-ihn. CathaIins keef Jana Gafney and he n !.
dsjendants above named having ben aled m -
0fthe Clerk % said court: Notirs e berehV ,1r ~
the said John Cullen. Ann Bre~tsn Re-. tI.i@fn ~
sel.h Csyhe; ken Wksrlan, cstharins Kesf, SS.o
BrannAn = lunate. chat Royal z Durb-r csns----s--
and successor In one % Aicbasl CuIlsa lsts o.
Tor Of the e.tate q Narc-ila Brannan I1naf - -
pett,onrr n~d hh smsndedipetiIon IN AID court e
b-I lS6z. fOr sutboTity 20 sell tbs fsowt.s -
eftoeo real estate uhich Il q aid MarerfIa Rr1rS
llna'c, 70 vii The undivided half 81 the soutk ,.f
9eartsr o. Section ainetren sl IN nshsp tsirfysr
principal meridian, and fiat tbsreapon ! sunn@s@
ssuco out o. nd cDurt alanst Gs anlf sfenlanf. -
tufnable on the third Nonday of March merit -
c,ii.S' az, 5Tsqaree 70. unless yoa ne aid Jsba
Yen hheeian, Catharine Keef. Jane 0.fnST - a.
nnknnpn heirs At law of narcslla BFnnnan n In.arI-
sHil PET sonAly lie aud appear before aaif CIrrult
S -. - " CoAnty On Che hr.t day q TIE nsEf
ty o. Joliet IN said county, On Ire laird Mosd.v 81
Asreh next ist3 and plcad answer o. deuurr ~ a.
seld am. nded pettion. the snss and fe ~fr.r1 80
.srs'9 charged and slated, VIII - taxa q
you according tot the prayer q saa amsudsd r.flIs
R BLrhER. Pro Per. sol. NJ 1850 S''sH- =
'o'i'' Dec n Is's sSly
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NOTICE ;. hsrsty given that a s.Is q la,
town and city lots for state COZ nfy and - -
and cost dine thereon for the year isCo n.af. A -
soanee Of law ~ the County q WIN ADD slnfs ~ NJ
1os on the tlth day a June 1851, 90 tbs aarfh -
81 the Court House, In the city q Joii-t ~ -
assignment the Purchase ceTt1eAfs q aid -. T.
the following deecIiled tract % l1nd to-ult-
~ acres HNkK Sc 81 Z. 50 loE
That tbs time q redemption from MD - On 80
pre in two years from the date Of aid saTs and -
cost o. rede~tlon VII BE doubs the amount ssf ~
and subsequent taxee az pAi< By mel with ts. ~ e,9
interest thsreon On date Of sale and cot q afss
MAHnH HLHnI.
Soist' Jan 10 isoS e1lSg
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

A IL persons concerned, viii please take notice.
n that at a sale Of lands, town and city lots Tor
state County and special and costs for the wear
1850 made In pursuance Of Law in the county Of Will
and State Of illinois, The 18th day Of Juns 1851
aud that am the lrgAi holder OF the pur-
chase oeruhcates OF the following described Lands
sold at said sale, aud that the time On reden
ton thereof from said szIe will expire in two
years from the date OF said SALE and the redeption
viii be donbls the amount sold for, and subseeueu
taxes paid by me, with interest thereon and est Of
advertising. towit:
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DIvIDEND MorTcn

JOLIET PLANK ROAD COMPANY
CsTOCK HOLDERS IN the above arr -. - 1880
- that at nesting of the Directsrr Brcrr. =, 80
1se1, the following actinn vas taken
-Re-olred. That dividend q Five 90 DoiI.r. -
shars, - aEd Z bely DECLARED, % tie fan - 49,
Of thu company. paTabla u cs~h, und1r ffr~r1l~ -
the Treasurer a The nfcs q he eupefn fsnf71 ~
Iolist- On add 4fter January tfh- 1144ss
Attest, H0RtIT1 uTrz -
n p Unel.lpsd aH'issBss q Apr Isl. ~ -,
jSa:.' J.aSis.Isss. VIC. xocs -.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

VNNlIk undersigned Commissioners heretofore chosen
by thr C~umun Council OF the city 81 Joliet here,
W give notice 10 the respective # Lots ght MI
n'lo IN CAmpbers Addition TO Joliet. and to ali o. r
psTH0na Interested IN the appropriation and taking of
nueh u aaid Lot by thesad city, may necrs>a
Ssr gxshding kiTt Avenue to Eastern Avenue that W.
Heet upon the said deseribrd premises on the 9Th
oiEeofpary lttA OF 4rlock 81 for the pui pose Of
VtsSing tle sad premises aud making m spt,ai.si
aud assessment Of the damages and rrcompense due to
any Pfrnon on account oand deteTnn what Der
will be benefited by the said Improvement, ana to
apfOrton and ASSESS the amount Of damages aui
sxPSAsa thorvof ensts 0f proceedings upnn the real
ssante, by uS deemed 10 be benefited by the said i'm
DARBERO
% b SHAW, \ Com.
- FILLER,
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" u. PTNEEY, Attorney at Law. once in Gag.
~ Win Hawley'S hui lding, Joliet, Illinois.
Particular attention given TO the procuring Of Pen
oosa BackPay Bounty Money and all war claims
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FOREcLOsE OF MORTGAGE:

RIOTIcE b hereby given that !, Philip A. Hoyne q
IN Special Commissioner in the above entitled
apPalntsd By sAd court la pursuance ofan order Of
MD court made In Said the eleventh day OF
December last-shAlf Saturday the 2sth do Of
hH1B1aFy neat 1T two oG the clock in the afternoon
tho door u the Court House IN Joliet in the County
Wti and DlatFiet Aforesaid to the highest bidder for
nh, Thu South half Of Lot number three 81 in BUck
a9aUbsr slightly tS0l IN the Village Of LOekpOrt, in the
GoNnty Of Wil and State Of Illinois. Bale absolute
aza skHILIP A. HOYNE, Special Commissioner.
ChIssgo, January q, 1858. SLIW
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G A ms
City Expess Wagon

ID UNS 10 all trains arriving at and departing from
III the city. Baggage taken 70 and from the Dppots
and packages delivered in all parts Of the city and vi
entity Orders LEFT at the Post Once News Depot will
be promptly attended to. Charges moderate.
Jan it'll. 1862 HUGH CARLIN
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tAay COW.

NTRAYED from this city, about the iEt Jaly, pala
yellow Cow, short horns, small head IL about eiehe
years old. Whoever win return hag 20 A. NcNerny
In Joliet, give infoFmaqon where she nay b found
will be paid Tor their trouble.
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ELECTION

RT0TICE h hereby given to the stock holders the
IN Joiist Gas Light Co., to meet ~ my once Bluff
street, saturday evening at o'clock, Feb. 7th 1868
ssst ave directors for said company fnr the ensuing
yME. ~ order Of the board Of Directors
WILCOX, Pres.
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THE MARKETs.
Solsst Price Currens.
Ush embellishments.

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN,
1SIB celebrated Traveller and Lecturer, Whose nobl.
dsORes Of Americans In England, and true patriotic
courage have made him famionr, will havea "eonver
cation" with the people Of Joliet, at
y o U ~ q 3 II "A IL,
This CUEsDAY EVENING.
ggBJEcTs-The cause Of the war, Foreign Inter
AsgtiOn, seward, Chase, Peace at hand,
THE PRoCL AMATION,
:. THE UNION SAVED.
ApnIusIoH IS rents.
Down with the politicians and up with the people.
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6h. WgNRY F0LKE. having permanently located
J0ltSt Tor the purpose OF practiciBg Medicine,
WSud FssDsctfay tender his professional psrvicsS
- pablie Olhes and rPsidSnes JeliOt st., few
oasss north Il the Joliet Bank.
SuA. II 1854. u
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IN CHANGER
Elvis HARDWOOD,


an CHANCERY.
49, Elvis HARDWOOD,
.s., va, ; Bill to
Aniela n. Skinner widow Of and Angela A forsclose
EklBner and Otis 3. Skinner, only chill
1fsn and hoiTs at law Of Otis A. Skinner,
Ascus1sd, ond Benjamin II. Simmer and
&esEge ekinaef, adnainistrators Of the e.
nte u OtB A. skinner, deceased.
A ERIDAvIT of the nOn-rSsidsnce OF Angela II.
20 Skinner and Augela A. skinner two Of the de-
shants above named having been filed In the Office Of
the Clerk % the said court Notice Il hereby given
- aid Angela n. Skinner and Angela A. Skinner
tkaG Elv HAYWOOD tho said complainant filed bis bill
esmplzint In said court the ehancery side there
" M The I'd day OF September 1852, and that
hens thoreupon issued out Of sid court against the
g1d defendants above named returAnAble the arst
UaHdny Il october, then next, ~ by law was re-
Naired and that said cauOe Is now pending In said
N1aFt,
Now uAlsss you the said Angela u. Skinner and
Anglia A. Skinner. shall personally be and appear be-
s the said Circuit Court on the rss day OF the next
ra thereof TO be holden at joliet in said county,
tGs third Monday Of March next, and plead answer
" demur, TO the said eomblainans Bill Of complaint
We same aud the matters and things therein charged
Snd stAisd VII be taken 'conftsssd by you aud q
useree VII oe entered against you according to the
DtaJsrof ssid bin OF complaint.
nsRens.rs &aOopsrEED, COmprt soI's.
Jolist Jau. II, Uses. n3I
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF DANIEL vANDERsALL, DECD.

ESTATE De DANIEL EANDERSALL, DECD.
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given. that on the third
Monday Of February next, (being the 10th day Of
said month"; shall attend before the County Court
Of VIII County, at the Court House In the city Of JOLT
ct for the purpose Of selling and adjusting ali claims
against the estate Of Daniel VandersaI late Of said
County, deceased, when and whore all claimants are
notif,ed and requested to attend and present their
claims In writing, against said estate, for adjustment
All perspus indebted 10 said estate also
70 make payment 70 the gRdersignad without delay.
ANDREW u. sHREFFLER, Adnir
December %, lSe2. ms 6u
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Az c TITO N 4 4 u .

u IT. maps. announces TO the public that he has
HI taken out license and oilers hs services auc
hoDsgF and will attend sales Isr that purpose in this
city asd CO1Hty, h required, Charges moderate.
Orders promptly attended to. Postolhcs address,
JOlIst. 33ly
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF GILES HEATH DECD.
DUBLIC notice u hereby given, that on the 3rd
Il Monday Of Jan. next, being tins lpth day Of
said monthly ] shall attend before the County
Court Of Will County the Court House in the citv On
Joliet, for the purpose Of settling and adjusting All
claims against the estate Of Giles Heath, late or
said county, decd, wien and where all claimants are
notiaed and requested to attend and present their
claims In writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate, are aao request
ed TO make payment the undersigned without dslaV
ROYAL I. TwoMBLY, Exscutor
December ], 1864
DRAM and .sHoRTs BY the 100 or ton, ct MnI
= Prices, at
cASwELDs.
DUMPS fan kisds for sale cheap at
Z BElREs.S
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DR. W. II. HOPKINS

WILL hereafter give his undivided attention thu
w practice Of bis profession. Once the frat build
ing after you cross the Railroad left hand Joliet n
DR.. Hopkins warrants all kinds of sore ewes
that has been for ten to teen years. and Ali ola
eronicdisrasss. lam q native Of London in England.
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A~~AN2ANNA
Are DESTROYS Of establishing efficient Local Apents
throughout the country. With a small investment Of
capital profitable business readily be established
bor further particulars address undersigned for cir
eular and sample of work w G NGSON
Genl Westn Agent 124 Lake-st ChiesRo
Machines on exhibition at tho Store of g. W St0pa
Co. Gail and examine.
ID. H. PERRIGO, Agent
Jan o. 1905 for Joliet and vicinity.
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ulehSlas O. HAasEty, Patrick O'SiaTah, Jr, GeofIry
UsconnslI, John Gregory, Charles b. OConn. H. Henry
a. HuatinEEOn, John T. FarnEwoTth, HezekiAh II
Bryant and James Fish implSaded with John Fiddy-
1slt, James 4. Wilson and Christopher EdIenan-
Ii CuhucunY
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special CoenIssIonsr,s sale.

- Shs Usilsd States Circuit Court for the Northsu
n e0i1lFsst - Illinois.
@sss BENJAMIN H. YIELD,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-02
AmuAenIenta.

GRovER's THEATRE.-This evening the famous
company Of Laura Keene, including that popular
actress, will appear, at Growers, In Bourcicaulrs
delightful comedy of "old Heads and YUlne
Hearts" That the house will be crowded, there
can be no doubt.
Laura keene appears as Lady Alice, W. II. Blake
as Jesse Rural, Chas. Wheatleigh AS Tom oke,
Chas. Walcot Jr, as Littleton Coke, c. F1,ters as
Bob, and Mr. Leyick as ROebuck. The p.rfUrm-
ance will also include several OF the members Of
Mr.. Growers excellent company.
VARIETIES.-All this week, at this faVorlte mu-
sic hall, will be offered bin OF extraordinary at
traction, and almost endless vAriety-of singing,
dancing, mirth and music. This is the second
week Of the prosperous and lucrative engagement
OF Young Prima Donna" Miss NellA Rlchings,
and tonight the initial performance in our city,
OF the great banjoist, George'C. Dobson.
CANTEABURY.-A very large and appreciative
audience oongFegated at this first class temple OF
music and fun Saturday night. Another grand per.
fOrmAnoe will take place tonight, when the full
company will appear In choice acts, and those who
attend must certainly enjoy themselves to their
hearts content
HUTGHINsoE's To-EIGHT.-ThOse who love sweet
music will not fall to attend the concert OF the
"Hutchinson Family" tonight.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-02

FI-A CAHD.zsibasmueh as the Managers of
the "washington Lecture Association are IRE
busntly inquired Of as 70 the reason Why the eN-
petttd course Of lectures has not been delivered,
the fOllottlnE statement is made In eNplaphuohi
In October last, committee Of our number w.it-
ed upon Professor Henry asking foF the use ol VIC
hall OF the Smithsonian, and placing in his hands
the following list Of expected lecturets' Hon En-
ward Everett, Rev. Dr. Manning, Rev. Dr. Stolys,
lev, Henry Ward Beecher, Rev DT. Fisher II.
Buchanan Reed, ESQ, Rev. A. Cleveland Cox, Cen
o. NJ Mitchell, John d. Cough, Horace Greeley,
SeoTge sumner Oliver Wendell Holmes HeSyTge SI,
dooh, Rev. Mr.. milbum, Col Thomas w. HigginBUn,
Rev. DR.. FuTness, and Rev. DR.. Samuel Osgood.
The hall Of the Smithsonian was refused us. Ap-
plication then made TO several Of the churches,
then to the pToprietors Of WillaTds, Hall, and IN
turn were denied them all. The hall Of the House
Of Representatives being the only remaining room
IN the city suitable for our use, petition was made
for that. And while we have the pleasuTable duty
Of rendering our Acknowledgements to Hon. Mr..
Olin, Of New York for persevering services In our
behalf on the floor Of the House, through the OBJ
lection Of Mr. Wioklife, of Kentucky he unable
TO bring the question to vote.
In regard to the refusal of the churches and Will
lArds' Hall, we have not q word to add beyond the
mere statement Of the fact but we wish to say that
we consider Mr.. Wicklifie's Obiecting in harmony
with, and eminently proper for the representative
Of state of whose adult white population 66,6S7
are unable to read or write, who could not be In
sympathy with the genius OF such a constituency,
and at the same time friendly to an association
like ours.
we would call the attention Of the loyal and In
tegent citizens Of the country to the fact that the
Secretary Of the Smithsonian assumes to close ts
halls against such men Edward Everett, DR.. Os-
good, DR.. Huntington, Or. Fisher, and that now
sainted soldier and scholar, the gifted and patriotic
Mitchell.
JOHN PIERPoNT, President,
N. d. DEVEREUX,
Member Of Executive Committee.
&. ROESER
Member Of Executive Committee.
L. CLEPHANE, Vice President
DELANO I. SMITH,
VicO President
WIN. A. CROFFUT,
Vice President
JOHN n. FRENCH, Secretary.
Z. RICHARDS, Treasurer.
Washington, February %, 1853. mar Pit
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-02

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certain In correcting all irregularities, Painful
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pAlptation of the heart, whites all nervous hffec-
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs, &C. disturbed Sleep which arises from inter
ruptons Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of a new era in the treat
ment of those irregularities and obstructions
which have consigned so many TO a PREMATURE
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she Is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins 70 decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efieotual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to FeHdlss To all classes they
invaluable inducing, Irih certainty, periodical
regularity. They arc known 70 thousands, who
have used them at different periods, throughout
the country, having the sanction Of some OF the
most emineni PhySicidns In America,
Explicit directions, Stating phcn they should not be
used, with each box-the Price One Dollar per Bon,
containing from so to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting to the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
r. D. HUTCHINGs, Proprietor,
90 Cellar street, New York.
Sold by s. CALVERT FORD,
Cor. Pa. ave. and 18th st.,
ia l9-eOd6m Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-02

Gi-A Cough Cold, or an IrTitRted Throat
II allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmo.
nary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ca,
TARRH they are beneficial. The good effects re.
sulting from the use of the Troohes, and their ex.
tended use, has caused them to be counterfeited
Be sure to guard against worthless limitations
OBTAIN only the genuine Br0tDns Bronchial Iroches
which have proved their efficacy by test OF many
years, PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the Troches Military oGlcers and Soldiers who
overtax the voice, and are exposed to sudden
changes, should have them. Sold everywhere a
% cents per box. jan I7-d&w3m