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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-25

A MERCHANTS REPUTATIoN.-The sue
cess of merchant is in keeping on sale what
the public want, and in selling at fair prices.
No grocery merchant can hope to succeed who
does not keep the good will ofthe best house
keepers by selling what all such will have -
d. B. DeLand & Co.'S celebrared Chemical
Saleratus, only pure article to be had for
making light and healthy cakes, bread and
biscuit. This article is made by process
known only to the manufacturers, ,at their cell
ebrated Chemical Works in Fairport, Monroe
Co, N. Y. Every dealer who has not sold it
should order at once from the proprietors.
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FLAX SEED!

WE have quality of Flax Seed to let on favor
w able terms for Spring sowing. Farmers want
ins the to will do well to call on Us, at our
y are house, in rear Of Marble Shop, one door West
of Town Hall. H. VAIN d. CO.
Ravenna, March %, 1863 95-2Y
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EDINBURGH REVIEW. =. No. CCXXXIX. =

EDINBURGH REVIEW. No. CCXXXIX. -
January, 1868. American edition: Leon
ard Scott & Co., SO Walker Street. New
York. Price, So year.
Contents for Janmarya-1, India under Lord
Dalhousie; 2, Diaries of Frederic Own Cent?;
g. Goldfelds and Goldminers; 4, Contribu-
tions to the Life of Rubens.; 5, The Cam
paign of 1916; 6, Modern Judaism; z, Vic
tor Hugo's Les Miserables; 8, Convict System
in England and Ireland; 8, Public Arms
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AsSignee's Sale.

FTHE undersigned will sell at public auction, at the
Court House IN Ravenna, the 18th day OF April
1868 the follow lug Claims belonging the estate OF Prem
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RETAIL MARKET.
Died.


BEEMAN.-In Adams, jefferson Co., n. Y, March
9th, Hiram Merrick, youngest son Of Truman N.
and Sarah Beemau, aged years and moths.
MnES.-In Watervile, Pepin Co., WIS.,, Sabbath
evening, February 22nd, Frank c., eldest child of
Henry NJ and Mary +. w. Wiles, and grandson of
George and Elizabeth G. Wilson formerly of Free
dom, Ohio, aged years and month.
BosTwICK.-In Edin5nrg, March 1sth, 1868, Mrs.
Mercy Bostwick, wife of Adna e. Rostwick, in the
T2Rd year of her age.
The deceased was ar1oDg the first settlers Of Por-
tage County. She removed from New Milford, Conn,
lS0e, and settled in Palmyra in this County. She
married to a. h. Boswiek in June. 1909, theirs
being the first marriage license issued In portage
County alter its organization They moved from
Palmyra Edinburg in 1919, where they have since
resided For fty four years this worthy couple have
jouTDeyed along e's pathway together, and the de-
ceased has endeaFed herself to ali with whom she bad
been associated. in the varied relations she has
tanned as wife, mother, friend, and neigh or. Her
death lamented by ALL and numerous are the friends
that offer their warmest sympathy 70 the oeIeaVed
| husband. Con.
BEACH.-At Edinburg, March 9th, Mr.. Andrew
Beacn, of ceusu ptIon ,aE god 81 years.
Thus another is added to the many victims saeFi-
Der of Co. F, 49d Regiment Ohio Infantry. He en-
listed in October, '6l. and Joined his Regiment at
Camp Chase, but was soon prUstrsted with measels,
followed by cough By the OF friends at
home far recoV cred IN ay last he was or
dered to join the Regiment then at Cumberland Gap.
IT the fatigue and bardshps of their march through
tD the Ohio river again wasted bis strength and
disease a permanenI hold upon his system. From
Portland he went down the Mississippi River 70
Vickshurg, and although utterly unable for the effort,
his am bon urged him on, rticipate in the at
tie fought there. This his last active service.
after lingering for few weeks at ferson Bar
ruary, to die among his friends. privilege which
many poor soldier is denied. Con-
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p Mai. Gen. E. v Sumner died at Syracuse
last Saturday, after an illness of few days,
of congestion of the lungs.
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Ravenna Marble Works.

The undersigned have formed partnership for the
nurDose of carrying the Marble Business In all its
denartments Any person wishing nice Monument,
Tombstone, Tablet, Marble Mantei, FURNITURE
or anythine 10 the marble line will find ready TO
do them job in the neatest style ana on short notice
and as low as be bought anywhere, of same quail
t,v of work aud material. AS we have each done
work all through this section of country for many
years. think 1t only TO say to all wanting
work, come and before purchasing of travel
ing agents, and will give you good satisfaction.
Ea-Shop on South Side of Main Street, few doors
'''' - GAGER & FOX
Feb. 9, 1868. II-6m
PISA few cords good Wood wanted for work
Also, or tons hay.
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Spirit of Pennsylvania Legislation
The strong Democratic majority in the
Legislature of this State, seem determined to
make for themselves most infamous record,
and to disgrace the name and memory of the
good and generous founder of that Common
wealth, VIM. Penn, the friend of the red
man, and of the whole human race, without
respect to complexion. The Judiciary Com
mittee have reported bill to prevent the en-
igraton of negroes and mulattoes into the
State. 1t prevents any such persons from
coming into Pennsylvania, either temporarily
or permanently, under penalty of Indictment
and fine not exceeding 800, with imprlson-
ment not exceeding one year. The I'd sec
ton is as follows
"That if any person shall bring, or cause
to be brought into this State, any negro or
mulatto slave, whether said slave is set free
or not, he shall be adjudged guilty of mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall
be fined for every negro or mulatto, a sum
not exec ding $500, and shall undergo i'm
prisonment not exceeding one year, or both,
in the discretion of the Court'
The Sd section makes it the duty of sher-
ifs, constables, and police officers to arrest
such negroes and mulattoes. The 4th sec
ton provides that nothing in this act shall be
construed to apply to teamsters or servants
temporarily within the State.
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CHERIFF sALE.-In obedience to the Command of an
- order of sale issued from the Court oil Common
Peas of Portage County Ohio and TO directed in the
case wherein john A. Holden Hnd others pla ntiffs
and Joseph Holden and Others defendants shall Of
fer sale public auction, at the door of The court
house Ravenna saturday the 25th day Of April
1853 about o'clock p. of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements to witt Situate IN
the township of Ravenna, in the county of Pnr and
stats Ohio being the undivided onebaf of village lot
the original plat of the vFge of Raveuna eI-
cepng BY 40 feet from the northwest corner he
ing feet north south by 40 fer east and west
Appraised hundi ed dollsrs. 1880 Taken on a'
ord sale tile property Of Jonr A Holden in the
said suit OF John Holden e al Joseph Holden and
al Terms, cash.
WILLIAM F. PARSONS, Sheriff.
Sherih's Office, March 23d, 1868. 25-5w
Luther Day, Prffs AIt'y.
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T1dward Gould ofNew York City, Jasez D. HYDE, Luke
II c. Ooe and Alexander McCullom. psrtners, &c, Of
the city, william K. Meade, John 8. Belcier, Geo
b Titus and John Boyd, partners &c, of the same city
and the United States of America, all of whom are
residents Of and not 10 be found IN the tate of Ohio
hereby notified that the 2lst day of March, lS63 Sam
uel W. Jenkins filed in the Court of Common Pleas OF
Portage County Ohio, his petiton against hem and oth
ers PRAYING foreclosure of given BY
Henry Peck OF the defendants, to Alvin Wood and
hy said wood assigned to plaintiff also of morgage
given by Henry Peek plaintiff certain real estate in
Streetshoro' said county to w h6 S6o0 acres in io
49, in lot 49, 661cO is lot 81 and 69
SO loo lot S. making total OF $50 05 100
which is described by and bounds in the plaintiff
peIition which mortgages were executed in July,
1861 and forthwith thereafter recorded Said defendants
claim an interest in said by Judgment ien
Otherwise, and uHess they appear and answer said e
before the 23d day of May order ard
decree will taken May term. 1863 of said
for the foreclosure and sale of said real the app
cation of the proceeds plaintiffs claims and costs, and
dischargng and anuullipg all claim and lien they
have to said real estate. M STUART,
March 25. 6w Attorney for Plfs
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COPARTNERSRIP NOTICE.

COF q n " SHIT- aFUI ICL. =
TTNHs undersigned have formed copartnershp the
L of i've years from The = day of March, 1863
under the and style of D. b. REED CO., for the
purpose ofconducting general Dry Goods Retail Store
Groceries, Produce, sc. -s'1 tsrl-s ID. B. REED
OTIS REED.
s. REED.
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LILLY WHITE-A fine article.
RAvERNA BOOK STORE BAZAAR.
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Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
: - JOSEPH o. HORTON,
Assignee of Prentiss Hopkins & Co. and
Prentiss Hopkins.
Ravenna, March ls. 1863, 25-sw 3
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Las. notice to Absentee OFFICERS.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ GENTS OFFICE,
AE,rab II 1Oe9

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ. GEN'LS OFFIoE,{
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1868.
The following named officers, having been
reported at the Headquarters of the Army,
for the offences hereinafter specified are here
by notified that they will stand dismissed
from the service of the United States, unless
within fifteen days from this date they ap-
pear before the Commission in session in this
city, of which Brighten. Ricketts, is Presi-
dent, and make satisfactory defense to the
charges against them. ~--zs--
fHere follows list of some forty or fifty
names. We select only the following.-ED.
DEM.1
ABSENT WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORITY -
Capt. Horace Fl. Willard 42d Ohio; Capt.
Charles II. Howe, 42d Ohio.
The following for the causes set opposite
theirrespeetive names:
Asst. Surgeon +. P. sAlcorn, 126th Ohio
Vols, accepting bribes for procuring discharge
of soldiers; st Lieut.. K. Schorickardi, 39th
N Y Vols, drunkenness and condIct unbe-
coming an officer. and gentleman; Lieut.. John
M. Fibbs, lst Virginia Cavalry, drunkenness,
and representing himself as an officer of the
Provost Guard @ ~ s
L.THOMAS, Adjutant-G General.
The facts in regard to Capt. Willard, a res
ident of this village, we understand to be
these: He had been home on furlough,
at the expiration of which he started for his
regiment. On reaching Columbus, he was
detailed to the service of looking up desert
ers, and in the discharge of this duty spent a
number of days, passing through several
Counties of the State. Having accomplished
this duty, he again started for his regiment
On reaching Memphis he was taken down
with chill fever, and was detained some three
weeks. As soon as able to travel, he again
started, and at Helena, Arkansas, he was de-
tanned, not being permitted to pass, for foui
or five days, by order Of Gen. German. He
finally reached his command at Vicksburg in
February, where he has been on duty since
He is now at Young's Point, near Vicksburg
within the bounds of the State of Louisiana
1t is, therefore, to DE presumed that Capt
Willard will show clear record and that he
will not be dismissed from the service.
In regard to the serious and unpleasant
charge against our townsman, Doct. ]. P. AL
corn, we have no information and it is bu
fair to suspend opinion until he has had al
opportunity to vindicate himself before the
Board where he is summoned to appear, from
the imputation of so damaging a charge.
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Altaehn,ent Notice

<Aet0CAAAAAOhs INOtACo
Reuben l.. Wait and Before William Cooiman, Jus
Sarah a. Wait tce of the Peace of Raven
VS.. ma Township, Portage Coun.
Jonathan C. Hsrmon t., Ohio.
nN the second day of March, A. D. 1863, said JUS
" tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action, for the sum of forty dollars. seyenty-two
cents. REUBEN L. WAIT.
SARAH A. WAIT.
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FOR SALE.
ENLARGING.

would draw the attention of the public to the fact
that have been paying the greater part of
tention to Enarging all kinds of Pictures. making
them equally good If taken from life. Those
having old pictures in their possession. hand them in
and we will enlarge them to any desirable size.
E.A. STEIN, Photographers.
Rayebna. March IL, 1853. 2w
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For Sale Cheap /!

NEW TUT hUtGK,
For cash or approved paper. Esquire Of
ANDREW POE.
March 10, 1861 tl-3w RavenBa, o.
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. 44oE4A q - . etstOa :
nj oTICE is hereby given. that subscribers have
In been appointed and qualified as administrators
the estate Uriah Sanford Bristol late of Raven
ma Portage County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated at Ravenna, Ohio, this I7th day OF March,
d. 1868. HIRAM w. BRISTOL.
Is-3w GEORGE P. BRISTOL
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Legal Notice.

Rootstown, March, 1888. 2s.sw
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

EILLIES' OLD PLANTATION COZ
" FEE.-The hest Hotels, Restaurants, Ste hL(
ers and Private Families are saving nearly -ms
per cent. by using
GILLIES' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
GlLLlEs' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
GILLIEs OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
In place of other imported Coees, such ss Java or
Mocha. II has been fully tested side by side with
the nnest Java, and pronounced fully equal in uni
iormity Of strength and richness of havor, so that
we can, with more than usual confidence, recon-
mend to our friends and the public our fine favored
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE,
As our late invoices are far superior to former
shipments. The bean or kernel Is full, plump, and
very much like the Mocha or Mountain Coffee in
shape, and when manufactured by our new process
10 decidedly preferable to the best grades OF Island
Coffee; and we would advise all who desire really
reliable and healthy beverage, to
DRINK GJLLIEs OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
DRINK GlLLIEs' OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
DRINK GILLIES OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
Itis packed only In one pound tin-foil pack sges,
So and 10 pounds in = casej each package having a
facsimile OF our signature. The
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
10 for sale by nearly all the leading grocers and
country stores throughout the United States, at
THIRTY CENTS PER POUND.
Liberal discount to the Jobbing Retailer Trade
The Old Plantation Coffee should be prepared the
same As any other pure coiieeI good cream, with
the addition Of an egg boiled with the coffee vii
add much to the flavor.
WRIGHT GiLLIEs Il BROTHER.
| ocI6-eolmSltw q
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CLARK 4 GAYLORD,
AHsr~eys I'D Oosasllsrs At Law,
JLt' sOIloIT0Rs ~
FOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner 5th and y streets, Room No. ,,
wAsaIssroH, D. c.

This Firm, having thorough knowlsdgc Of the
Pension Business, and being familiar with the
practice In all the Departments Of Government,
believe that they can Afford greater iaeihtie: 10 70
prompt and successful accomplishment Of business
entrusted 70 them than shy other firm In Washing.
ton. They desire to secure such an smount Of this
business ss will enAbe them 70 g execute the bust.
the basis OF THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur-
doss they will secure the services Of Law Firms in
eaoh PROMINENT locality throughout the states
all the necessary blank forms Of application and
evidence requisite printed pamphlet Instructions,
and Circulars for distribution in vicinity with
Associates nsues inserted, and upon TIE due exc.
to them by their ocAlsssooistes, they will prompt
" Serform the business here.
"t1- Their charges will be FIVE DOLLARS POR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRINATEs,
for each Pension or Bounty spd a. ssSs Psy co.
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY.
%. soldiers enlisted since the lst OF March, 1851,
in any kind Of serviss. military or Naval whe M are
sions. An soldiers who serps Tor two years, or
during the war should 1t sooner eio>s, VII be en-
titled TO 500 Bounty.
By law Of the last ssssion OF Congress- ~ sol.
the service, ilnee the commencement Of the War,
shall receive the elOo bounty; and sll revenue
stamps heretofore required on soidiers application
pspefs are dispensed with. ,Widows OF soldier.
the siOO bounty. II there be no widow, then the
minor children and II no minor children, then the
father, mother sisters or brothers are entitled to
the siO0 bounty, and, In addition thereto, depend
ant mothns, s.sers, or brothers will be Pensioned
WILLIS +. GAYLORD.
Washington, u. e., ises. mar a-iv
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WATCHES, ETC.
n IMPORTERS OF
W &C Z 8,

A RRA ND A e & CO.,
II IMPORTERS OF
W &C u s,
NEW YORK.
Will send following on receipt Of price: SILVER
COMPOSITE WATCH, for the Army, Cylinder
tire. TO save trouble Of opening case. Handsome
and reliable; best and cheapest made. Sold to the
Army at S25,-Al2B0.
SOLDIERS OWN, patent Lever, In sterling sill
yer engraved bunting cases. Jeweled, regulated,
SPLENDID GOLD COMPOSITE WATCH, Jew.
eled, either medium size for gentlemen, or small
size for ladies, beautifully engraved cases. VERY
ELEGANT AND ACCURATE, often sold for $50,
GOLD COMPOSITE, Patent Detached Lever,
Jeweled In 10 actions, gold balance, warranted .
perfect time-keeper, suitable In size for either
lady or gentleman, richly cGssed cases-a really
splendid article, often sold for ST5, SIS.
Small sized, beautifully finished ladies' Lepine,
fine 10 carat gold plate watch beautifully ornS-
Gents or officers massive gold plate watch,
chronometer balance, full ruby jeweled, detached
w.rranted a splendid time'keeper, often sold for
ASTRONOMICAL WATCH In massive gold
plate, beautifully engraved cases, jeweled in 10
menis. IN addition to the sunk seconds, &C, pecu
liar to hrst-class watches, u has a hand pointing
i1ih ulJdiliRg accuracy 10 The day Of he month. A
magnificent article the grestest inyention Of the
sgel just imported by Arrandale 4 CO., s46.
Other Ladies' and Gentlemens Watches and
Chains In great variety. Send for Circular fully
descrfbing above and other Watches. Agents wanted.
4 reduction made on Wholesale ORDERS. Money
may be sent at our risk, Il properly sealed.
ARRANDALE CO., ID.
2i2 Broadway, N. Y,
Three doors from Barnums Museum.
OcIS-eodi md&4tw
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

> Ever family, as this season, should use the
taa aaa q la4 sAMnuCI WINE, ..t r. Z IsrD. Al
cssebratsd In Europe for Its mediaiad and bensn.
nd % sudorino, hisSIy % sstcsmcd by eminent phy.i:
6ians, pssd In NifcpeAn and AAsrioan HosI'itas,
and By ssns Of the hrss families In Europe And
'an' nn"'' , ,'.. As A roNfc, ID ..i' , N n j. =
!. y: ssiss sstiisls spaIs VINE Of no'
0 SGTay fSIAs A DIURETIC, ~, ,. ~.
n inpsul. hsalthy action Of the Gland. and xid.
psys, and Urinary Organs very beneficial In Drsrsy
0ou2, and rheumatic aasctions.
~ sPEERs WINE
Il mot mixture or manufactured article, but 10
purS, from the Juice Of the Portugal sanoueus
ffa1s,i cultivated in New Jersey, recommended BY
tetnlsts and Physicians - posssssing medical pro
ssssi:ns Article fof Il weak And ds6iitslsd per
sons and ne Ned ,ndsnat% i%RrSy5ns tie aPps'
30 ..fT 's ALADfES wINpy ,is!a Z i5yiIu
Because II will not ihtoxieste A. other wines, ~
contains no MIXTURE Of sptr1a or othsr liquors, and
properties, impsrNns healthy tone q ne digs.t.
I've organ, and bloofnins' son, ana healthy skin
= ''-' e1VS' WE REFER Ton VI ,ryr lot,
A few wen -kaown ssntlsnen and physisisns who
esS. ssn. WiShsi ssetsg pr.wn.on nth 4. ny
SHy SFy Ssiit j, City. b. DousS:fsy Nsssii
Il b. SFai.s, Fsi, ssi.s ss. York
None genuine without the signature of.AL
FRED spEER, Passaic, n IT," Is over shs sors D..
5 "SSrMAEE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
f. ss x HsSssi n saa ~ 81 VII r. ssSW
BRO.
aymEyAnn f...s.s, New JsrS,.y;; Sy.;, ', ..,.
fai;us1r sh dgfr uJOHN LA FOf, PAfh,
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IN ALEXANDRIA FERRY. On and after
Z lHuHsDAi, October lst, the steamers THOMAS
CoLLiER, Capt Geineyi MARY y. RAPLEY,
liagshead, will commence their regular tips he
tween Alexandria and Washington, at Q o'clock In
the morning, running every hour until 8 o'clock
p. N. se2<-u
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INDICATORS.

NEW LETTER PATENT.
IN Certificate No. y, $50, May %, 1881
INsrANTANEoUs, LSpICAToR
The Advantagesc cf this Invention are that
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine Is offered to the fublic that will account
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For tie greAt benefit OF Chartered Compauies-ss
City Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry Boats OF the
vnrioiis Cities, and Foot PnsscngeIs over Erdges,
THIS MACHINE IL not At thc control OF Conduc-
tors or Gate keepers-n in no way complicatsdS
and of great strength and durability; to further
comment by on tins saving point ID unnecessary;
It is an invaluable
TELL-TALE MACHINE
Against the too-oftsn pysoticed
70 KNoCK-DowN SYSTEM.
Its general use H. also whorevcr Moneys are paid
for Admission, such as
..us... Ia. THEATRES, L-, ..r
On their different Tiers, and all other Public Places
OF Exhibition; Large First-ela,, Hotel Dining
Rooms, (Propriotorp Of which Will save = quarter
q helt Ishti BY n F1 eIaana;
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent Ro.
turns OF Votes 1t Electt0ns. u . Il slI.Sa i
p. g.-COmmunicationa nom those having une
for such Machines, addressed TO the Undersigned,
Will ''''''' = ROWLAND CRoMELIEN,
WILLIAM h. CRISP,
Pstentses, sel PennsylvantA Avenue.
WAshinEton, May ~, 1893 myA-du
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PROFESSIONAL.

NLAIMs AGAINST UNITED
" STATES.
FINLEY BIGGER lsts Register Of the United
ton to Tie aa q
States Contractors and Dtsbursins osiccrs appli-
cations for the restofstion of pfoperty Illegally
seized or captured, and fOr eompenation for the
use Of tprivAte property for Govern msnt purposea
and for damages for the injury Of such property By
iands and for distributiye shares Of moneys pays
bic at the Treasury and due to subcontractors and
They will also give legal advice to claimants
contractors, and to unprofessional agents in liti
desired.
With nonresident Agents who may send them
claims, an equitable division Of commissions will
b. made.
promptly remitted for q commission of from hall
to two and half Isr cent, dspenains on the
conducted on Moderate terms. y
BY prompt attention, moderate charges, long ex.
p<nSnse, and minute knowledge Of the ex-laws,
regulations, rules, snd preseAenta governing that
class of business at the Departments, they hope to
render their services useful to claimants and public
creditors.
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WHITTLEsEy, ,Ftrst
Comptroller OF the Trealury.
| Washington, D. C.
once, No. sib street, nssr Treasury sad WI
laris' Hotel -. -. nov 6-sm,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-07

It oausos frequent desire, and giyes streuSth to
urinate, thereby removing 0bstruetions, prevent-
Pain and InnAmm alton, 90 frequently In this class
Of diseases, and sxpsllins al pos'0n0t dt'fSss snd
Thousands upon Thousands who hsye been the
victims OF QUACKs, and who have paid hesvy fees
to bs cured IN . short time, have found they were
deceived, and that the Poison has, By the use Of
tenn to breAk opf In an aggravated form, snd y '
Perhaps after Aarrsassi ,''-l,t.