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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
Ea-Mo.tstter,. stomseh Bltters.-A Hu

~ Hostetter's Bt0m h Bitters-A HUN
DRED CURATivES IN ONE.-Not the least
striking merit of HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
pkeventive and remedial preparation. As a prOLsc-
iipe medicine they ward OFF all the diseases and
their name 10 Legion-that originate In unwhole-
some air impure water, exhsusting heat, or other
local and cliinA 10 causes. This alone would be
sufficient to secure for any and alternative
medicine awotld.wide and undying celebrity. But
other claims to the confidence and high considera-
ton Of the public. In dyspepsia, liver complaint,
morbus, cramps, eo'ic, constipation, general de-
bility, premature decay, female Irregularities,
sexual disability, constitutional weakness, sea
sickness, diarrhs, dysentery, hatulency, vertigo,
iainting hH, Mysteries, and AZ comp proceed
lug from imperfect digestion, and a disordered
condition OF the liver and bowels, H0STETTERs
STOMACH DlTTERS are the most powerful,
speedy harmless and agreeable Of all remedies ad.
yerti.ed by the press or administered In family
practice. no20-eost
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
NOTICE.

THIS PAPER IS NOW TuRNIsHEp BY CAR
RIERs TO sUBsCRIBERs IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Tua NUMBsR OF APPLICATIONS MADE.
Since the promulgation Of Provost Marshal Todd's
order in relation to liquor saloons in certain local
tiles in this city, which makes II the duty Of the
proprietors to sell no liquor to any citizen
soldier, without the express permission Of the
Provost Marshal being given, and hat to be done
only on recommen ndation Of the Mayor and super
intendcnt Of Police. There have been mp to to-dsy
mendations made. or these n have been accepted
and ~ rejected. This will be the proportion pro-
b,bly In all the localities mentioned Ia the order
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
Ers.-T.-lsCo-x.-Drakss IL PIant.,io,

IL rs.-T.-lsCO-x.-Dr Plantation
They purify, strengthen and invisorSts.
They create a healthy appetite. .....
They overcome effeots OF dissipation and late
hours |a
They ntrengthon the system aud enlivGu ths
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
sch.
They cure Dyspepsia and Consultation.
They cure Diarrhea, 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 hature'b
DRAFTED Csiissys BARI, CssosriIis BARK, Dsndsiion
Cham 9mile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, Cloyer-buds, Orange Peel, Snake
root, Caraway, Coriander, 8urdoGk, s,--T-iSso-
y. NJ.
The following Ia a sample OF the testimony daily
received:
SOLDIERS HoaiE EsyPERIsTEsDEsT'soFFI
cscIssAT! o. Jan 10, 1854
l have given your Plantation Ditters to hundreds
OF our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from various causes and the effect Ia most
SIs suoh prspafstion s as ths Is heartily wish in
every family, In every hospital, and OF hand On
every battlefield. q. W. ID. Andrews,
jyA-ly Superintendent.
VHE GETTYSBURG soLEMNITIEs
Full Proceeding Of the Dedlostion of the
NATIONAL CEMETERY
GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
Including the the
GREAT oRATIoNof HON. N.EpWARDE EVERETT,
Ia Pamphlet Form
Pr ce TEN CENTS. no2o-st'
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

~ The OAcs OF the National Rspabli.
can is at Bl1 Ninth street, between rem.
sVlvauia avenus and ID strssss
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

- At Lancaster, (Penn.) on the 18th instant, Mrs.
EVA HEAP, wife Of G. X. Heap, ESQ of the Navy
Department, and daughter of the late Commodore
Porter.
Her remains wa, Inferred In Woodland Gene
terry, West Phi ladelphia, near those of her late
fsther, Commodore Porter. 40
She bore her sufferings with fortitudea nd faith
and died happy, eontented, and serene"
In this city; Nov. Goth, at the residence Of his
well-beloved sister, Mrs. Jane Booth, REIN L. d
OrrurT, son OF the late Zephauiah ohutt, In the
2Gth year Of his age.
Breathe for his parting soul one passing sigh,
surviving mortal, while thine eye grows dim
In all the mansions Of the house on high
Say not that Mercy has not one for him -
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

DEATHS OF soLDIsRs.-The deaths OF the
following soldiers have been reported since. yes
terday morning at the office Of Capt. Hartz: ~.
Gilbert C. Polly, 18th N. H.; II. M. Wheeler, bth
Wis; James Nccsdden, TAD N. Y; silas Ganlson,
10th N. Y. art jeremiah Blunt, 18th Ct, william
sharp, iisth Pa. Wm. o. Pollard, trebel,) 4tth N.
c Fred'k Wolfanges, esd N. Y; Thos. Shannon,
isd N. Y; Edward sheehan, 2sth Mass; Ell ],
Besrdsly, Goth N, Y. Engs John G. Doherty, 10th
Pa; p. W. Neville, lst Ohio cav; John Mummy,
Isl Bat. !. Corpsi James +. Hsckett and Wilson
Smith, q. NJ. ambulance drivers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

SOLDIERS RErREAr.-Last night there ar
rived one hundred and sixty-four convalescents
from Philadelphia, and eleven exchanged pris-
oners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

MILITARY FUsERAr.-The remains Of Major
Wheeler, Of the bth Wisconsin volunteers, were
escorted to the depot this afternoon, by detach-
ment OF four companies Of the l6sd New York vol
unteers, headed by band. Major Wheeler was
wounded In the late battle on the Rappahsnnoek,
from the effects Of which he died yesterday In Ar.
mory square hospital He 10 native of Boston,
Mass, to which place his remains are to be taken
for lnterment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
NJ ARRJED.
DIED.,

Al Trinity Church, on the 18th, by the Rev. Mr..
Lyle, d. D., GEORGE W. HARRY to Miss ANNIE
both of Washington.
, 1863-11-17


Lands At MI suitable for grapes hsve aopro
sitted In va'ue ~. oaisbirg'y, Mitetn two os
thtee &C., months. a h Ehia Is .trae ho'9 on the
partitions are being made for the most e1sen.
eiye setting out Of vineyards next spr.pg. We
hear OF several csses where thirty to furry
ac1es are to be put out by eiugle party.
TIE steamer Mary Wilson Was burned
Mar Mobile on the 11th inat- Tue, fire VISA
6iscoTc1cd in a cotton bale Tneaty.flTo
lives were'sost, among them sixteen slaves.
Gen, Robert Audcr'on has been relieved
ftom tie COMMAND Of Fcrt Adams, at New
pert, Rkcde Islacd, to which he had been
but recently asafsned, his increasing i'll health
not allowing him to continue longer in The
service.
The Cecil {sfd J Democrat, says that seT-
eral farne ess In Queen Anne's county, Mary
lsnd, having lost their sl4ycs, have sent to
Germany fur hhip.loai Of en,igrants. Tho
farmers refuse TO employ fire. negroes; but
even they werc willing to do so. the NUN
Der in their nejghbothood is too small to
pake good thsir loss in slaves.
, 1863-11-17

On. W1suARr: I have been constant sufferer with
d5trtpeia for the lost eghteen years during which
time canuot taY thst ever enjoyed perfectly well
day. The1e were times when the symptoms wera
more aggravated than ali othsrs. and then 1t sesmed
tsvould be great relief TO die. had at all smea an
unpleasant feeling In my head but latterly my suffer.
tDgs much Increased that became almost unit for
busioess Of eny kind. ny mind was continually ll!sd
With gloomy thoughts and fosebodtngs and II at
tempted to change their current by reading at oeca
sEeu:ation oftcy cold1esa In connection With dead
weight ~ It We1e. rested upon ny brain; also feel
ing ot eloRnees would occur ct the stomach, and
great pain to my q u. accompanied With which was
continual fear oflos1pg my rcason, also experienced
great 1sssttudt debility ard nef1 oulHe9 which rnaae
II dicult to walk BY day lleep at night Ibecauo
adverse to society. and dlspoeod only to sscluEon:
snd hay1ng tried the tki1l Of number Of eminent
ssicals Of ya1ious Schools finally csms to the
closion that for this dseas at my present agc crty-
tve 3eArH, there was no cnre in extstancs, Dut
through the Interference of Divine Providence. to
whom tevoutly offer my thanks. 1t last found q
eove1eiaE rtncdy In your DyspepslA Pills and Tar
Cordial, which seem to have eectually removed At.
moss the lsst tface of my lorg List Of ameuts and
had feeDgg aEd IN their place heaith pleasure and
coasc1tment are ray eyet7 day cdrapaniocs,- :,
JANIS II 8AUNpEEs.
no 54s Ecrth tecccd street. Phi1ape;phta, formerly
Of Woodbury., Nj
, 1863-11-17
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

| The Siege Of Charleston has now lastei
for one hundred and tWenty-eighs days.
Mr.. John G. Sawyer, formerly Secretar,
Of State Of Maine, died at Augusta fen dayi
tince. :.
lex Senator Iverson Of Georgia has beer
made Brigadier General in tho rebel army.
| -Part1idges are selling in the Boston mar.
ket at fifty cents pair, and wild ducks al
eeventy.tis cents pair.
The New Hampshire Gazstte, claiming to
be the o1dstt newspaper in AmsrIca, compile.
ted It's ore hundred lud seventh rear on the
1st Of October.
-On tie 5th Inst, -four was selling at
ninety to oue hundred dollars barrel. and
corn meal at from fourteen to fifteen do1iara Ian,
bushel in Richmond.
Nearly eighteen hundred men are EN-.
ployed at The Portsmouth IN. H Navy Yard,
Among the resselB building is an iron. clad
steamer named the Agamen,fcus, which ia
1.Na tons, 2a2 feet long, So feet wide and Is
feet Deep
Col. Thos G. Walls, n wall kno1n Louis.
lana pla:ltes, died a few weeks since on ajour.
ney IN Texas. He was especially celebrated
ss : tnrfnan, and bred Starke and Prioress.
The "lnners Of The Good*ood cup and Cesar.
eWitch stakes In Engla1d.
The cid Commercial Bulletin formerly Dub.
nshed In New Orleans, which waa supprassed
by Gen. Butler, In 1852, is to be sold by the
United States Marehal In that city. Ii the
outbreak Of the war It was conducted by Col.
Ieaac G. Seymour Of Georgia, near relative
Of the Connecticut SeymourS. He obtained
commission In the 9th Louisiana regiment,
and vns killed In one Of the seven days battles
before Richmond.
- The sandusky Register says: At no time
since the commencement Of The grape cul-
ture in this vicinity has the grape faver
reached to 60 high pitch as 1t prese2t,
, 1863-11-17
Qbtfagn Trtbntte.


Two Sons.
Tnsva txn tnna u;f.
Twn. ann ut H. s.m..
nth ~ ~. n+sa ~ enuei
Ren1;er S ~. one' one "nes
Mia n,. - Sns 1s ~. oIE AeMe7 laC'oss tae eea
Te c1tex !. i;t+;a ettSa ~ Erm, aaa nents
o,,.o,....... -.
51 o1n T. tt nosnt Ml!s.
otn seat9 Ano a4tm'
nexe ~ Folee1 wi1e,
The n,,a, - = arsot anoa. .t: hae !atm: .l los;
But this one Ftedo- .nH 5r !. s;tt;n, ~ 1e s,y
: koeo.
, 1863-11-17
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia.

AeA3 Nhht Alfs lGhn Il BA0ooE8 6aJ4:
=. no 1t23 OLIVER Strict.
PHILADELPHIA, January y 1853 /
De. R1sHAET-6iz: 1t IL with much pleasure that I
em LOW able to,riorm yod taat BY the use Of your
Great American Dytpepds Pits hare been entirely
cu1td Of thAt ost disrressi7g corp.snt. dyspe7sla.
1sad been grtsyoualy afflicted for tbs 1ss:twansy.
eight eazs and for ten 1ta1s OF that ttme h3d not
Teen 11ee from iii patc cne week 1t q tine. Ihaye
had It In its worst form. and hs1e dragged on o4t
miserable e1isrerce-ln pain dsy and night. Every
k1d o. focd that ate t1;ed me With wind knd paia
Ii nattersd net Row Light how 81 al she quantity,
c. nunued be1chlng was Bu.e 70 follow. Ihad no
appetite ter any Eads OF meat whAteykr R1d ny dis
eress wss great for ssve.al months before hekrd
ct your PlIa, that frequently wiehed for death.
fkd taken everything that hsd heard II for dJsoep
Tia. without receiving any barent; but On your Pfss
belrg recommended 70 me- By cne who hsd been cured
By them. concluded 10 give them t1isl, although
tadco faith In them. TO my astonishEent found
Jtaf getting better ttfore hAd taken ona fourth
Of . boz, and. atter takL E half box, An WE'LL
NAN, AND cAS EAT ANYTHING WISH. md enjoT
eearts 1Ees1 th1ee tines ay. without Inconvenience
nem nsy thlng1 eat or dEirE. II you think proper.
ou ne ~ liberty 10 make this public AnI refer ONE
vii cheerful1y give al the desrxblt 1nGor rmsuoato
any cne who may cau OF ne.
You,s. respectfully. JOHN B. BABCOCK.
TIE DJgpeplt& e1ls VIII b. promptly s+rt By mail
On receipt Of the price. Direct rdt1sto
, 1863-11-17
MEN OF ILLINOIS |.

Sea Asa Asa!a k1ssnloaed 70 ralU xoe11 tex
etN OLD Fiax. fnur spo1taae3us ead ElotloaE
pasrt.t.kc ExA Gtt1e1tG n-0x6 than SQu4{lo1
svs.y GU ofyoer so,at:Y. Impsstshahiala lasao $
HreS6 ID. ,sscfs Io = sse5eE * .taexs9
1ssi~ at e,as of tho Neprh1c- 1e9 hoVs moxa aa4
Issa. @ on -. ne sadts na.r: yons esnos.y tGai?
tie ba:sla AcE:e1 Ec:coA- %ha. o. hu4d. koslo1i
ne a hxsa male the ase Of IN1ol1aa" tefvps ID
IN Nita ubasaft:y woEt1y suxa Of E7.usada Id
T94 p4as 'ea1as emaotA I'D hcE fath IN ahntl4
ssl* aria! y hHstrsd .ad ttoos4n j. ana u ID: E
the una 16Fx that aaaH bring The infey7A pazon o3
1er Mo1 TO III dcst t.1ever 70. living oe 1Y:nE,
AttE ;h:z e:Ltloc &.ts ar tbs ha1ubhn past vaa
satt yaIs Et1,es 2rc Usepr,riNa he ta1.noft.l.
JAMEk UAKKS
Lent Colonel {sA q i Eav<:S
1el5 c99 SE 4. 4 Pro Axf 8tr III
, 1863-11-17

DR. JAMES, ror1zer]y Of New

V1IoA-b1 *u0H uh.1T& It1 8hEettS n ut fTEAtr
Ntnt Of throtlc Eerca.1al Boot a8d other dtsesses
TEAT KKQU1IEs sKuLsCL TREATMENT,
las permanently located h,ubeif It sc Hand lphkt,
q !caeo. Dr.. Ja1oes Il recommended bE the mrdc4!
1a.u1ty. ard tic arncat e.tire p-es OF the South
Thounada Of unfortunate blesz d.. JAMES. Who.
Cut fn hin. world bt uv1ng n..sE4bsn existence.
The enr1sblt stprtation d.. Jk.nel enjoys nou the
1sEca 70 tic Qu II the resn!t Of 5c&z Of n:udg and
absa9vx.lo1
Dr.. JE2 - usns no Kercury !odj<e. PotaHi Arsenic
o.eRsoara In the tre.t1 En-: OF tiaod dlseas., bnt
Rctut1auEa- witch u prtit:1ecu:e
o,kasie Neakaess cured by 4 Lew sud latallsis
tnetko4 swing both tine and expense.
U1cs parlorB st B6 Rs-to!ph street. tu;.stai-s)
cmco Ao1re from 9 4. II. uEtt z, II.
CONSULTATIONS 1Eg1oLABLg,
nnE,
, 1863-11-17
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
l. TRANSPORTATION,

O771cE OF TEE D7Por QuAKTzRxAsF1R.l
FESF5s.s knis I'll eSoPse g 8
e. e rs M "a aa ,Ss e
sy sd o.hes 1po;s thss ~ s. ossaosasa
q xssf Gsnk 81 as
Eas 81 -
!o!aa 1dsfo. sad ytsa so9ta q i.usade ass aef:1
Rs ei ds ac2b IN sa:s sSs a
fssse saG m 5ase pkr 100 pensas for 1 Eos u Which
fToT npst s~septemsos. iaclu1iva Of the years 1ss
RI fss sEs;c u Ks:sa' ssa ts town Of K1asss q 2
ars g 10y b. &c 81 Rs'h ia or ths &C.
q santS Ra1se1 II se5d. q n Al ths 1eFse, Of Gooado
paf to aFfsT'6 FL
Ssnff sdaS 8
Eo!2as 1o " " to1s sidasa e s:ss ne Iats "a
Inclusive: q n ysa.s 1854 Anl 1!a5
" CT II e 9+ses q ~ Il oss ss
e ~ re e s1-t:o1' y 1T sre ~! =
DO !. nay b Tsl1!tov q Ae.zase
~ psf IS M 80 .,
wnea ny wi t!s:.ue:t sald lois eaas a. tue
%o9,1s 9es, Ta IA 'Sss to So7eeas, asva oftss
esa 3a sss5a, g. eos ~
po3I d On Acota 10. =. H., s0coc COO poanna "a Roua
No additional pc. csnta vii b paid TOR ths trans
2era.o; eioa c. ha'd brad. pins anz-bor. saiaGl0
;. !ldssss rs: 5iyo Nal: n.Ess IN frll u vol =.
~ plsce q fS:escs 10 sac1 proposat moat n*
- ~ Isl
& Ssss
S i5S u tns eo3;rss5 ~ ne sssspsa "a sqEszd ao
tles. accordance Win ths ferns ii tas sd7s,tise,
ras amount OF boads 1cqul1ed Will be a fcl1ovs.
oa Rocta No .ss9@
&-......---..........-.......... 40,D96
, 1863-11-17

Csc onIJ give few OF the many thJueaoAs Of car-
AacsteA an receiving In favor Of tals great medi.
cine bat 1hava fha quantity OF them paousaedin
circular form. which soad tres on application,
Whether Tou conc ude to giya the medicine trial o.
rot. send tor circular. Price E1ty Cents. aud 0ae
-Dc1lay, q bottt.
Prepared OILY by the proprietor.
DR L. &C. .WI9HAKT.
Phl.adt1ph1a. Ps.
MILAN 3. GUaP. Dayton. o. We5tctn Whole.
ss1e Agent.
sold in ChieaEo BY LORD eN1TH. 8M1rH d
TwTBR, j. II. RKED d co FULLER, FIN II d
FULLER DUREHaM ok1TH. GALE BkOB., sad
n. r. WHITE.
, 1863-11-17

l. tscase OF the stouEoe nud Liver sctlnz through
tse e6itne1s 4nd =. without do1b. t1e noat ohsliusss
constitution We have space for nfscus4iog q
bus Eul .iate that The Effect Of tho disease
vefson Ct the sstrthy principle Tor vegetable portion
ot tue foodl tito aagae WITCH stimulates YhH HdEeYa
TO An e1ceRsfve seete'fon OF. water. Many perao1s
t.; they pnta largo quantities dur1Eg t4e day aid ire
ob:tge' to get M from cca to fifteen twenty Ges
du Ill the nEEt M rottc6 Il TAKEN o. it until their
attention i S.llsd e :as a,Es q Vat. a
coEh ol Of ordirar{ reussdes AnotteE s5rapsom Is
ths g1t at thiIst Which. When tha d!sea Il July
without being satisfied a'a, dtyness of tae mont
cracking Of the Epo. AweHt breath in tho mare I'd
at: the paste1t gradually sinks froE rtaaus1lon
, 1863-11-17
> BLEEDING AT TIE LUNGS,
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS.
BLEEDING At THE LUNGS,


AsGt&A bup G044o~Au&s
DR. W1tu1Br- cir: return my g1at:ftl thack,f.r
Tic discovery yon hava made IN uAktuga medicine
fhAt will curo Inflammation Of the 1nngs and llver
complaint. When commenced 70 use your Pins Treo
Tar Cordial. 1wkz to al ap2eArsnnts near ry grave
Ihsd becn for length oftime splitting blood, and
would 1t unes vomit IT. NY physicians {for en-.
ployed two} pronounced ne past cuye; bat my sstes
had u.ed youz Pise area Tat Cordial. which did her
much good. that ahe prevailed oa me- ~ last r.
SOURCE to t,y IT. and shAuk God. 1esnmenced 10 use
It htve taken twstyo bottles. and aza perfectly
cnsed and ready aud willing that an3 persoa who
II sick should c4ll ne. aad viii tall them what
Youx Cordial has done for me. AL my friends aud
nti2hbcra utterly astoniRhed 1t my speeiy &C.
turn to health for they had Aeon vonis blood in
cioted stats frequently. Publish my casa for van.
eytr9 peyson who II suffering a wsk 10 know ofyou
invaluable medicine. respectfully
JOHN VERDIY,
Csea4e st., .ix doas sboya Rlcamond It. Patla.
, 1863-11-17
Read! Read!! Read!!!


DASv1LLz. Pa. Jure !, 1862.
Dr. I'm. +. GREH9-Desr Sir: In Feoruary. 1851.
~as hfhc:ed With s7Est diabetes ed fur I'd mouths
Ea9std moIe than Two gallons Of water N twenty
1ouf ho1fs. was obliged 10 get clseu p3 Ieo r
tn elvn t1me4 during rhe night aad In Il Ye mcnns
!gst sho9 gay pounds Il wetght During the Month
WGttr. and tn two es,s ats. ut.ag l. Experienced
la el, aad httef taking two bottles I was entirely
Yours t-uly, J. L, De WiTr.
, 1863-11-17

q y. = MANhlAE13s
1ntstnirs rt.'iy 500 e. snd ls9 1ne elstss and
4sate II Heath and Dse&sa. Wtn TreAtsee IN Set:
*scse. it, K.p.9rshle Gonsetneacea 4poo tae x!1d
~ rsrloIs AHd GuCcesafu ncde Of cafs. :. 9ao IN
:. Inc 7eF or o! c4Ns Treated tfQsctM eavleer 70
1te:t4.n aout:s Of tte1! phgsica. coad.uc1: 6eut
re et po:taet e e'y address On receipt q y ce2ts
sfaupe o pob 1! currency. BY Ad3rtaA1nE D. La
,RtlE NJ 81 Matter Lane. albany R.T.
, 1863-11-17
Rs1fel &EfIee.

nkS. ". u. HUNTEIs s. WON
;1e; f6AD@ tznet Y Cs4cnie Dss.3s.; ,s sqGa Hea <
Oon14haption Asthma, tho LAnnSs;
13 kiancyz B,ddsr & sn &c :,3sn sonfa H
Dtseaso White BWerEa an - MscSss4se
Ruc children 6o.e kyeH az EAts b'ee11+GsS'
Roaring and Bu1EE& Bounds. AFRO
EANCRRe. oIp nuhKo on ULCERS. TUNERS.
Nlti,B. PILES AND fHTuLa-
%1thpu. cutting With tho kne. ~ lett9ss mutt con
HUKTER ( Won BADEN, Boz t3.S, Hours from =
a, II to8FM. O+1cs VI kacao!yt eurat. corner OF
De4rborn Chicago, ,uHnct1. fe25 g6{71y
HOLLOWAY7S PILLS AND
LII OINTMENT -6rAnTl1xa EFT TEuE, THIS
E1aeu.' .sttsE q the nsds i ns1te.y which has
SniaE oce Of t,eSteat Is pres and the pau
remedy viii be tiled ii until &c expires through
theer 1EnoeIoc o! The cauae af biz d:sesse T6ia
enttt prar!ic* OF d1cAl rreculktop tn R1sr1"E
s; Tot1t .tth Ae sev,ta !zeT Powers Of h.:!oways
9s: ~ lcs eaexe or the direct c<u ,ehs bloot-Atd
GuF5 atIs1e y st'a!:trs the va,io1. II
Io H. 10 ~ y = r. s;reaEth 70 ths uG.:es 80 sns
she skia o! al nlctcnes e1d pimDl.s dry acarvy
n0l7 E73l-1W
, 1863-11-17
TRU SSES.
lGH!dnt Hrnckk Ahda.ulns1 Snnn..rtAra H1axt1


232H ET4TE STR EET.
D. G. TOWNSEND. recently nam vt n, Maes :,
Proprietor.
3te nuslnets sszanssueut4 Of this establishment.
cn1pt text tksostte FhyBcfAu.
20 tflce tovtea Eita verbal q wrtttea directions
FOL 1ot1e Treatment
50 Defhr1meutfor Female Dleeases. aso for special
csea ct EerEoGa Debility os AAes End FerA4es
Ssabs proy1eed v1sh nics ROOT; o:st p n7ft
:oons Ar sngtd :hAt pttlerts viai lag his o:tse
5csu ~ a3y sn: oat Ne p, 1nesI Let.e:s ~
~ ~ be Prompts eosws:ed ConrultanoR i:ed
O1Ct ftpik from q A IL to F. II nuIpt91 1u,.s
, 1863-11-17

SUPPRESSED hNEASTRuATI0H.

Which In the unm aayed female Is constant recor.
3E dlsesse, MD tt-oush 1eg1cct the seeds Of nuro
EEays ard ta1 60 Gus Cksdlts The result and u
sde TO a4st: nature rha Suppression 5econee chror.
&c the patient gradually loke1 her Appat1a the boWes
&e cons1patkd, Eight 1xe1,B co.n0 On and Cou6Uxr.
TON nnaLy eLda her carter.
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder, Iudam-
nation Of the Kidneys, Catagrh ot
the Bladder, stranguary and
Burning. or Painfal
u1inating.
For these dGesses It IL t;nly a soyere1eu teutdv
AID too much csan1t ba said in Its pf2tso A u1xle
tons
Are you troubled With that dtstresa}rg main In tte
sEAn OF tbs bSct STD through 1.e tcB3 t3sEpu:o-
tu} cry Of Constitution Water Win GeiiaVe yo1 1ika
n&gE.
PHYSICIANS
Hayn long since given up the uae OF buetu. c3b.bs
only use them for the want OF better EeEsd5.
CONSTITUTION WATER
a.,Provcditsen equalso the task that has aavo,vea
DIUHETICS
, 1863-11-17
TAR CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL,
TAB CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL,
An Infal1ib1e Cure for Bronchitis,
An Infallib1e Cure for Bronchitis.

Mr.. Ward saJf:
DE-. WIsuAKT-6tr: I had bronchitis, Iaa szus
ien e1the 1unge hoztness Of Dresth aad pslpltatoa
Of the heart In their wort fosms had boea treated
by several Of the most erno2t phytlc1aas In Phia-
dephla but they could not ttoa tho rspd course OF
ny diseake. atd bsd dsspairtd Of eve, bang re-
tto'ed to health. wAs truly On the varxe OF the
sATe. Your Pine Tree Tar Cordial va highly recon.
meadet to me by frie1d; tried 1t. and An staak-
1u to eay that. after usi5g four la1ke aud one s1a
bott3e was 1rstored to p~Iiec he 18th You cxa Cye
zeezaace to my house. 8 North Second ss:eer or at
ny otrce Of Rt G. iveF ofTAzes. from "a. II t32P.N.
Corner Of Ctea. ut and Sixth street.
JOHN WARD.
, 1863-11-17

BOSTON CoRSxRs. n. T. Dec. u, 1gs1,
Wx. H. GnEua 4 Co.: T.
Gents: freely rive you ntezty tc .aase ase r &na
noM1nz cerEhc-te II the value OF Co13utatioe
Wstar, which can recommend IN Ihs hlxaess Elar.
Ay we. wao = ;. attacked With pain IN ths shoult.
H4lpltahon ot tie Heart atteaG=d With Faiiir Of tne
WOMB DJenoaosrae*, a1d Irritation OF tho Biaddes.
cnths when he LETT her css5 thar DO ned oucd nes
then employed one Of the best phyaie.ans t could
while she Yas nndeE h!a care sho did not eae7 aits
e. esi @9Sn pss ~ hnsy g:vs her np aua said hs1
combination Of complaints that Eeaicire siTea fo9
cfe operates asatzst so1o othsr Of he- dicultIes"
on NateE. 1rd T. Cur utter astooennaens alost tao
nEst dcse seemed to hare the 81 effect ana she
kept iroproEi2z rapidly under ita fre3fGe1t AL
1oT snpsTtsteads eSiirey ne5 donest1s ar*irs. She
four weeks sid We ate Eappy 10 SAY tAs it has p.-
cucei permanent care.
YIN. 4. YAK BKasc4orEy.
, 1863-11-17

Ep.1e,.y ct 1t. LENS and now eetLb!isbed so< the
L.. tEu ye4Ik b.
Es9 \. Clark St., corner Ct Monroe.
hc Unparalleled ercc6s1 cf the Doctor n nil f3ectsl
K.1sesAe. u.se - Il male. recoEneEos him to the
pt BIC Is dsscrv7ng Of pAtronaEe He aas cured TIE
tGAA.s known the coEntEF. Ahd IL feco npAut-
ed highly by the pre1s wherever he has beeh gsI
~ -ncated Aad eclerEnc Eav*cA1. Eociose TWO
GtAIups Aro ret A1e GUi0E TO HEALTH"
Aoors se211ste for 1Adtes sid ga.t,eraeu wte-a
they c&n re tho uoC.cf Only st s-y sr1e ron =.
n 10 6P h.
r. Consultations tee. 70. Boz Is.
E4Ak
, 1863-11-17

1.tate and dreuch this k.dne1s aud BY constant usa
soon lesd TO Chronic degeneration and confirmed
disease.
, 1863-11-17

tDHESl PILES!!
y DE. wITFIELD'e
VEGETABLE PILLS.
Ase wsfzActed certain cure for FT6TClA- BLIND
- BLEEDING r1ikE.
re would cappo1 II 1h3 Ata Tt~tt:ls u tia t!s
ssssnE co2plAt-t 70 hVuid 1hn o1 eLteriNl sppI
slons they rteu.t opiF II AsErs;A tbs dtse&Se
OF. VIII HILLS remedy removes tae Cause uf tho
Isea1e. and ecectd . perIAcest c1.&
T6Ie Is no 2Ck & .6EDlCINE,
-ess PILL lave been trted for the lR seyt2 5eass
ca1n no iIGtaEGa have they failed tueufe
p:7ce 50 canu pr Sex 6eEt By mKh 70 a1y a1dcesz.
J. YOUEG, sole rro711ss1E,
~; e9oad<hy N. r.
FOR snle BY BLlss SHARP. ~ Lake street: ctt
Agt ILL., uE9-ac1iG-3E