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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
Edition
FOUR OCLOCK. r. r.
NOTICE TO STATE MARsHALso AM
SPECIAL, AIDS,


NOTICE TO STATE MARsHAIss ann
SPECIAL AIDS.
The special aidst the Chief Marshal Of the
Gettysburg celebration will be increased 10
seventy-two from each State.
The badges 70 be worn by them On the occA.
sion will be furnished on the morning Of the
10Th, at Gettysburg, by some person designated
to that duty by the Undersigned.
Special aids are requested TO wear buff
colored buckskin gauntlet gloves, to be FUR
hished by themselves. TtnIU
state marshals appointed by The aovcruors,
and United States marshals, specially invited
by the undersigned will be furnished with
horses and riding equipments. Batons will
also he furnished TO all the marshals.
All Special Aids In this city who have been
verbally informed of their appointment by the
undersigned, will please meet at the City Hall
courtroom on Monday evening next, at q
O'Clock. They will sevcrally please notify me,
in writing, If they cannot perform the duty as.
signcd 10 them. WARD Ii. LAMos, D..
Marshal In Chief.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM n1.soup,

We publish elsewhere a dispatch from Mis-
souri announcing the election, as United States
Senator'S from that State, of b. GRATz BRows,
(radical,) and JonS B. HENDERSON, (conscr-
vative.) This is as IL should be. Both fac
tions are represented which is a gratifying
evidence that they have harmonized. This Is
hailed by the Government, and will be welcomed
by the loyal people of all the States as an evidence
that we are to have no more wrangling from
that quarter. BRowN and HENDERSON arc both
good and able men, and will no doubt do equal
Justice to their constituents and the Adminls.
tration aud honor to themselves. We congrat-
ulatc Missouri and the country upon this glo-
rious result.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
A Radicals" Op,nion Of Mr.. Line oln. j..

The Wea,iche Post, the Radical German pape,
of ST. Louis, in a recent article, contrasting
Messrs. Chase and Lincoln, says:
"The radical people of Missouri may hence
forth regard Mr. Lincoln, for all practical pur
poses, as a Copperhead "-NeW York Express.
The Radical German paper" of ST. Loui:
will perceive tina: it is furnishing food for Cop
pcrheads. "Booby Brooks's" Express is de
lighted with the above 'rashy paragraph, but
the IItaiicM Post will Lear witness that Mr..
Lincoln can stand 1t II the editor of that paper
can
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
Com plinent 70 a Disabled Om..r.


We are glad to learn that preparations are In
progress for complimentary benefit, In this
city, to Capt. W. A. Donaldson, of the Excel.
sior brigade, who has recently received au hon.
orable discharge from the service, having been
disabled by wounds. Tho members of the pro.
fcsson here will take hold OF the matter heart.
lily.
P.S. Since tho above was put in type we
have received tho following.
To The Editor ctme Na'iona, Republican:
have seen and heard some intiinations OF a
proposition to tender complimentary benefit
to Capt. Walter A. Donaldson, of the Second
regiment Excelsior brigade, n. Y. volunteers,
and permit me to say word of announcement
TO those who are moving in this matter.
have known Capt. Donaldson for several years
past in his profession as an actor of sterling
merit In the Baltimore, New York and Boston
theatres, and have seen him In the Held fre
qucntly since he Joined the Army Of the Poto-
mae.
He raised company in New York when the
Excelsior Brigade was first organized, and has
participated with honor in seven pitched bat
Ties and sixteen skirmishes, making In all
twenty three fights. At Chance ellorsvilc he was
Frustrated by wound in the neck, but bound
up the wound and kept at the head of his com
pany through that battle and retreat. AT Get
tysburg he was wounded while fighting with a
riiled carbine and doing good execution in the
terribly hot work In which the Third Corps
were engaged. This last wound disabled him
permanently for service on foot, and he has
Just received an honorable discharge from the
service.
! learn that his brethren of the theatrical
profession are anxious to volunteer for a com
plimcntary benefit to him, and know that the
army officers in the city will do all in their
power TO render the testimonial substantial
one. Fxcvts,nr
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
PERSONAL.

Tom THUMB 10 In Detroit.
I MIR. and MKs. SENATOR srxAoUE have gone
North on a wedding tour.
MAI. GEN. MEADE and Mrs. Meade arc at
! WILLARD.
EDWIN BoorH Is playing Brutus and Richie.
heu to immense audiences in the Boston Theatre
ANNA Bishop and her daughters are giving
concei to In the western cities.
| Gov. CURTIN, accompanied by large dele.
cation of PennsylvaniAns, called upon the Presi.
dent to-day.
GoTTsCHALK has commenced his series OF
concerts In Boston, and Mr.. Vandenhoffi 10 giving
readings in the same city.
| . SURGEON GENERAL HAMMOND has been Or
dered to Nashville, Tennessee on tour of inspec
tion through the hospitals Of the Western armies
Hon. GEO. W. LANE, United States district
Judge OF Alabama, died At the Gait House, Louis.
vile, KY, recently, Of congestion OF the lungs.
ts GEN. ELLIOTT, Of the army of the West, who
has been in town two or three days, left for the
field last evening. o.. 90 .l'TT
| GEN. GIBDoN has been assigned to the com.
nsnd of the eonscript camp, at Cleveland, Ohio;
his wound, TeceivedAt Getty sburg, still preve ntlng
him from entering the field.
The Hon. SAMUEL 8. CASEY, who has been
named In connection with the CleIkship Of the
next House of Representatives, declines to be a
! candidate for that position.
HoS. D. W. Goocu. Of Massachusetts, Hon.
Thurlow Weed, oi New York; Iov. A. G. Curtin,
Hon. W. F.,Johnston, hon. J. II. Campbell, oi
PennsylvaniA, and John Ross, Chief Of the Chero-
kee Nation and Delegation, are In town,
SENATOR WILSON has had an interview with
the President and secretary Of the Navy IN behalf
Of the mechanics and laborers In the Boaton navy
yard. The subject is now under consideration,
With the prospect OF an early decision; 1,5 - 2
Mas. BAsRs and her three children arrived
at New Orleans on the morning OF the aeth ultimo,
and the General left to Join biY army the same
siternoon. There ATe many ofhserA' families IN
New Orleans nov, and good society Is open TO
them, which 10 change noM eus ysar ago. aIS 2
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
4. T.-Ia6O-

Persons Of sedentarv habits troubled with weak
ness, lassitude, pspitation Of the heart, lack Of
appetite, distress after eating torpid liver eonsti
patton, &C, deserve to suffer II they will not try
them.
They are recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and are warranted to produce an i'm
mediate beneficial effect They are exceedingly
agreeable; perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTrcE.-Any person pretending to sell PlsEts.
tion Bitters In bulk or by the gallon is a swindlcr
and imposter. We only put It up In our log cabin
bottles. Beware Of bottles rehlled with imitation
deleterious STUFF for which several persons are al.
ready in prison. See that every bottle has our
United States stamp over the cork, and signature
on steel plate side labels.
Sold BY respectable dealers throughout the habit
able globe. p. II. DRAKE b CO.,
ocs-eo2et 2o2 Broadway, NY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
Gen. w. F. Lee Sent to
Fort Lafayette. '' '''
The Union Officers in Libby
Prison Living on Flour
and Water.
PRISONERS ON BELLE ISLE
GET NOTHING TO EAT.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 14.-Thc An.eriean's spe-
Gial dispatch from Fort Monroe says that Gen.
W. +. Lee was Yesterday placed on board a
steamer to be sent to Fort Lafayette.
The Rev. II. G. Trupbull, of the, Tenth Conn.
volunteers, who has been a prisoner at Rich.
mond, was exchanged last Wednesday. He
says that for Two days previous to his leaving
Libby prison the officers daily rations con.
sisted of only about one-third of a pound OF
-four and water. No meat had been served for
several days. The rebel quarternaster told
them that 1t was not his fault; he had none TO
give them, and that on that day he had been
entirely unable to furnish anything whatever
To the prisoners on Belle Isle, and that IL was
with great difficulty that he. could get small
supply of meat for the hospitals.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
InterestinR Foreign News,
The following news, brought by the steamer
Bohemian, although not rs late by one day as
that brought by the Asia, Is yet interesting:

The following news, brought by the steamer
Bohemian, although not rs late by one day AZ
that brought by the Asia, Is yet interesting:
ENGLAND.
There had been some little comla0tlon In ma.
val circles 10 England owing to a rumur that
au attempt would be made to take out to sea
by force the steam rams In the Merscy. Orders
were received at Plymouth 10 send a vessel
around to Liverpool, and 1t was stated that,
aitei some indccislon and couutermandiug oi
orders, the iron plated frigate Prince Consort
had started for Liverpool. In the meantime,
another gunbUat hnd reached the Mersey on
the 2SIh, and has anchored opposite Laird's
Yard, ready 10 start at a moments notice.
The -uormiEJ Star announces that the French
Government has Informed the United States
minister TO France, Mr.. Dayton, that the au-
thorization for the construction of certain YES
sells Of war, now proved 10 be builtipg in
France for the Con ederatcS, and for certain
cannon and munitions of war for their arma-
ment, had been withdraw, and the parties en-
gagged in the business had been warned Of the
danger Of prosecuting the work.
JAPAN, INDIA, ETC.
Detailed accounts had been received Of the
English bombardment Of Kanagawa, Japan.
Seven vessels were engaged, including Two
frigatcs. The British lost l3 killed and 80
wounded.
The japanese ammunition was OF a superior
quality. The forts mounted W guns and NOR
tars. The ships were i5O yards from the forts,
and ii was wonderful that they were not all
sunk. The Prince Satsuma had bought United
States guns and ammunition, including four
iJO'pOundcrs and some l3-inch shell guns.
without land force Admiral Keeier could do
nothing further, and, as satsuma eyinced no
desire 10 negotiate, the fleet left for Yokohama
10 rent Ihe object "f the expedition was as
lar from being gained as ever, and, II tho
Japanese remained obstinate, a large army
w.nId be necessary to obtain satisfaction.
Ihdla adIices say The prospect for cotton iu
the central provinces was most promisipr,
There was great increase in The arnoupt Of
land under cultivation,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
Intervention PInYed Ont

A dispatch bag aoaied ashore from one ioI
the blockade runners captured of Wilmington
recently, containing voluminous and highl,
interesting correspondence from the rebel cmis
saries abroad. All hopes of foreign aid seem
to have vanished.
Mr.. DE Leon writes from Paris that the Con
feds must "buy golden opinions, If they would
have them, and declares tha. the French ar,
even more mcrcenary than the English
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
DIED.,

Mrs. EHABLbTTE POOR, reiiSt OF the late Mcse,
Poor, 1T thu advanced sseof 80.
Miss MILLEy BRowR departed this lifo on tho
lath instant, In the full triumph OF faith, in thc
acceptable membes Of Ebcne1er hi. Il. Church about
fortyysars. Her renatns will be carried to the
Church at half past two O'Clock, and funeral dis,
course deitvsred by the pastor, Rev X. N. sipes.
he friends and Aoquaintances OF the family arr
respectfully invited to attend At street, between
Fourth and fifth streets, south. She formerly be-
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
Your NaiiAe In EhlI

The Treasury Department has just issued an
order which provides that in all official papers
or in all copies, entries or transcripts of or from
the SAINT, the names of places, persons, firms
and corporations, and all dates and official de-
sgnations, except signatures Of officials, shall
be at full length, in words or figures, without
any authorizations.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

Ihis magnificent product of the genius of
Miss Cushman, devoted TO the relief of our
suffering soldiers, is only the most striking cy
cmplification yet made OF woman's ,ower and
VIII to do her full part Id the national Struggle.
Inspired with love and pity, American women
have been by their labors and sympa,hles real
part OF the army, and their ranks, under leaders
ike Miss Cushman, win not break, while their
sons, brothers and husbands are firm and faith.
ful 10 the field.
1t is due to Miss Charlotte Cushnau to sav
that this extraordinary gin Of money, SO
mogicaily evoked by her spell, is but the least
part OF the service which, ever Since our war
began, she has been rendering our cause in
Europe Her earnest faith in the darkest hours.
hef prophetic confidence la our success, her
eloquent patriotism In all presences, have been
potent influences abroad, and deserve aud com
mand the gratitude Of the whole nation.
In compliment to the noble woman whose
generous bestowment Of $S,26729 I hereby
publicly acknowledge, the Commission has
ordered the whole amount to Ne expended
through our home branches In those cities
where the several sums were contributed, that
this money may continue as long as possible
to be sanctifed by the touch only Of woman's
hands. 1t will thus reach our soldiers on battle
fields and in hospitals, charged with the bless
lngs, prayers, and tears Of American woman. .
mood. HENRY W. BELLOWS,
President U. g. Sanitary Commission.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

The conductors and drivers of the city rail-
road cars in the city Of New York have struck
for higher wages, and some of the companies
have had to stop their cars in consequence,
ne men were giving about sixteen hours a day
to their work, their wages being only dollar
and half per diem.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS sToLES.-Benj.
Berkeley, wclknown butcher OF The Navy Yard,
while 10 company with soHe parties yesterday al.
terhoon, lost or had his pocket picked Of S3oo. A
soliier named John I. Clssk was suspicionoi OF
having picked Berkley's pocket, and was arrested
by oiheer Harris, Of the Ninth precinct. He was
dismissed, however, by Justice Gull, since no evi.
dense erininsting him could be produced.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
CAPTURE OF REBEL DOCUMENTS.
Serious Accusation Against
Fernando Wood.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 14.-The Tribnns's New
Inlet correspondent states that lot of rebel
papers from .Jamss N. Macon was captured on
the Cornubia; also Wilmington paper, stating
that Fernando Wood had engaged with the firm
OF Tremain. Liverpool, TO furnish vessels, sup.
plies, and war materials to the rebels,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

S.-T.-1S60--X.-- PLAHrAr
BITIERs.
They purify, strengthen and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite.
They are A Antidote to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours. ..
They strengthen the system And enliven the
mind. "a = = -
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers,
They purify the breath and soidity Of the st0m.
Aoh. It,.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constl patton.
They cure Disrrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
ache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted Rature's
great restorer They are composed OF the cele-
brated Cslisaya Bark, Cascarilla bark, Dandclion,
Chamomilc Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, Clover-buds, Orange Peel, Snake
root, Carsway, Coriander, Burdoek, S.-T.-issO-
The following Is a sample OF the tcstimony daily
received.
SoLDIEas HosiE ESuPERIsTEEDEsT'so OFFICE
cseIssAr! o., Jan. i6, 1859.
fhave given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds
Of our noble soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from various causes, and tho effect 10 most
marvellous and gratifying.
such preparation as this 10 heartily wish In
every family, In every hospital, and At hand on
every battlefield. Z. W. d. ANDREWS,
y2i-iy Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

We HONOR THE BRAVE The obseques
OF the brave men Of the Finh and Sixth regimen nts
Maine volunteers, who so gallantly fought and
died In the recent fight at Rappshannoef Station,
will be observed TOMORROW, (sundayD at the
Armory square Hospital, at precisely two O'Clock
A full company with the Band of the Eighteenth
Maiae regiment have been detailed for escort duty
on the occasion. Citizens OF Msine are respect
fully requested to be present and oin In the pro-
cession. Major Dyer has been appointed to take
charge Of the funeral. L. W. JACKSON,
j. /. AsHBY,
u. FERMON,
J.. BESSE,
pR. HAMLIN,
Committee ol Arrangements
WAsHIEGIoE, Nov. ~, 1867
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

Among the refuse of the rebel camps on the
south side of the Rappahannock were several
tin cans that had held preserved meats, bearing
the names of firms in New York and Baltimore,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
IOrFIgIAL.1


HEADQUARTERS Pn9yosr MAnsHALs oyrIeE,l
wAsI0soTcp, D. c., Nov. isth, iess. !
Speeiai orders, No. %.
I'd ssaof liquors 10 prohibited In the follow
Ind 3ocsllies. ID addition to tA"se nsmed In spe-
oi Ordsfs, NJ 0, ffom ,hsse headquarters, OF date
spares i,s 80 such sherof as froass On 9
strcet.
sss.s,C2, 9o,, 2s1 2ss, 49, a1o, 2o1 9es sas, s1,
ss4 asa, 6i as5 1885, 49, no. 4sa 4ai Is2, 4sa, 49a,
O ssA D, on Mar, lad svssus, In
yicini,y OF Government railroad depots,a dstore.
houses.
Squares BOO, boI bii, 6i5, bis and st7 In vicinity
'ol ssxth esd ssysath slrest wharvcs. -51-r-
Squares ssi aud ss2, so much thereof as front on
Louisiana avenue, In vicinity Of Central Guard
house.
Upon "the Mall" In the vicinity Of the Monu-
ment and Government esttle yards, or upon any
place in the vicinity Of Mount Pleasant" Ger.
yer %" Stone" "" Columbia College," Campbell"
" Lincoln," Douglas" emory" or "Armory
Square " Hospitals.
The penalty for violation OF this order viii be
nc same as specified IN especial Orders No. o."
by command Of Henry d. Todd, Capt. and Pro-
yost Marshal A. $. BAKER,
noi2-tf Lieut.. and Adjutant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

An ERRoR CoRRECTED.-lnlhc list Thursday
of the resident correspondents OF the distant
press, We inadvertently stated that Mr.. Adams
was connected with the Boston TrU,scryt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

FUNERAL oF MAINE SOLDIERS will be
seen, hy notice in our adyertisiOg co.u1ns, that
tomorrow Sunday the obsequies Of the soldiers
Of the Fifth End Sixth Msiue regiments, who fell
nt the late battle at RsppAhannock station, will
take place at Armory Hospital. The exercises
will be unusually Interesting.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

Boston paper recommends the residents
upon the "ncw land of the Back Bay i'm
provement to throw Mer oVn ad.cs upon the
streets, in order to give thcm a good surface.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

r HEIFER THIRvas.-Two negroes named Her.
ry Walters and Richard Gfsnt were arrested by
officers brewer aad Smith, Of the sixth precinct,
for steslirg two hsiiers from Dominic BowIin, OF
Prince 8soEes county, and sent to Jail, by Justice
Thompson, tor further hearing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

Between Blk hundred and eight hundred
drafted men aud substitutes for New Hamp
shire regiments at Morris Island, South Coro
lima, left Boston on Wednesday evening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

TO ApvERTIsERs.-We call the attention Of
ruflncss to he ciassincstion oi our aiverise-
nrcE.s. We intend to keep q business eye to this
matter for the benefit OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

DEATHS VF soLDIERs.-The following deaths
were reported yesterday at Capt. Hsrtz's office:
Emil Hannen,sa, eth Me. Geo. w. Go0dspeed,
5o,h N. Y. Lug. William s Perry, ssd Mass. Peri
r. Norton, 6,h Me. Henry W. wsik, eth Me.
Isaac Crago, toth \. Y. Henry Burdan, asd N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

FEVER AND AGuE ExTINGUIsHEp.--Martyrs
to Intermittent fever, a word with you. The re-
sponsibiltty for your suherings rests upon your
ssves. Just as surely asy You shake to-day, OF vii
shake Tomorrow, HOSrETrER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BlTTEKS will ex,inguish the disease
under which you labor. Had you taken this genial
tonic as preventive, you would have no need OF
II as cue, for II renders the system impervious
to all missmatic fevers. but since you neglected
the pIecaution, rid yourselves without delay fthe
complaint by esorting to the only reliable remedy.
Break the chills with HosrETfER's BITTERS,
and they will return no more. This 10 the ex-
perience OF Thousands, and II will be yours, Qui-
nine 10 slow Of relief II s nauseous 10 the
last degree; 1t is more dangerous than the mnlady
itselfi In mauy cases II utterly fails. How differ
ent 10 the effect Of the BlTTERS. Their curative
action is rapid they are agreeable to the palate;
they are not only entirely harmless, but tend in
eyitabiy to strengthen the constitution and pro-
long lie; they never haze aiied, and 1t 10 confident
ly assumed that they nepsr can Jau In any case Of
fever and Ague, however invetefate In its charAc-
ter. To be without hOSTEITERS BlrTERs in
Any region infeAted with Intermittent remittent
fever Is simply to reject safety and court disease.
noli-eo3t
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

RAn.RoADs.--ARRIvALA AND DEPARTURE OF
1HAIss.--Ths advertise mcnts on sur frat page
are inlerted by authority the rairosd comp sncs
teveraily named, are officially corrected when
changes are mnde, hcnoc be relied upon - cor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

Paper currency down South has so much in-
creased in volume that the citizens of Rich.
mond arc said to carry their mon9y to the
butchers in market basket, and 10 bring
their meat home in u pocket.book.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
Owe wArcHMAN STEALING rnoM ANOTHER.

oSE WArcHMAN STEALING FloM ANOTHER. -
VIM, Campbell, a Waterman IN the Government
Corral, went 10 sleep last night when he should
nave been awake, And, when he awoke, discovered
that his pockets had been relieved Of sss 60 In
money. James Douglas, the Waterman that did
not 30 to sltep. was arrested, this morning, by
Pattolnan Clemtns, Of the First ward, and the
money found on him. He was sent to jail
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

A GEsrLEMAS, cured Of Nervous Debility,
Incompetency, Premature Decay and iouthL,,
10 happy to furnish to all who need 1t liree OF
ehRrge) the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used IN his case. Those Wishing
to nront by his experiencs-and possess valuable
Remedy-will receive the same, BY return mail,
JOHN d. OGDEN,
nuIt-dSwSm No, " Nassau st., N, York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

sSTEAMER MAY FLOWER has arrived from
New York, and 10 now disch>rging cargo at foot OF
High street. Georgetown. Consignees will please
attend to the reception of their goods at once.
q" MORGAN RHINEHARr,
noli-at Agents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
aatieusl gspabliesu.
WASHINGTON, d. q.
IA, 1868
ss- The once Of ths Nattoaal Rspabii-
can 10 ~ 5iI Ninth street, betwssn PENN
ytSants avenue and ID street.
NOTICE.

Iris PArER Is NOW FURNISHED ny CAR
E'ERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
N GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

Miss KATE FISHER and her celebrated stoed
are play ing An engagement Ia the Old Theatre In
Nashville, Tenn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

LErrEs f"uhD.-A letter was picked up in
the street Thursday addressed to the surgeon
in charge OF Lincoln Hospital which can be
had on application at the RePuBLIcAS counting
room.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

u The CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIEsCR OF
An INVALID. Published for the benefit, and as .
warning and 4 CAUTION TO YOUso MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, ETC., supplying at the same time THE MEARs
OF SELF CURE. BY one who has cured himself AZ
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quaokery.
by enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
my 2s-ly Bedford. Kings C0uaty, N. "
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14

Phcasauts urc selling in the Boston market
at tfty cents pair, and wild ducks at seventy
I've cents u pair.