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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

Gnes, TkeA1s d. Cfosa, IA y0Ak p. n WNxms
soa waited on Mr.. Lincoln and asked protection
In ssse OF noiestatlon. The President made the
following reply;
.,s. wa. Ia think 4 proe.b. thu. u. p..,es.!.s
sought Within will not be needed, u 10 altogether
proper that II should be given Il needed, and I
lovot not would bc given without any direct In.
terferebce ot mine. 2 .'07 ~'T''T y TTlTD D
sept. ~, 1889. r.s A. LsHcoLs.
CoNsUMsRs' Protective AssocrAffoN-Es Es.
rsiHg Report from m- Dpeetors.-A very large
meeting Of this Association was held II The Union
League Rooms last evening The following re.
port from the directors was received;
Immediately after our organization was per-
secicd, Mr.. s. Prcntss the president Of the Board
visited Harrisburg, rhiiadsiphia and other points,
70 learn the state OF the MARKET nors particularly
In regard 10 coal Several prepositioaa were re-.
ccived, aud = contract was taslly closed with .
firm In Fennsylvania 10 furnish US with frat
quality O. Al, and full tons weight, at - per ton
Tho same party have also agreed TO supply us
with nour, butter, and the various kiads Of pro.
visions needed In our families, for very email
commission above nrss cost. We ALREADY have on
hand an abundance Of excellent -four, potatoes,
&C., At our temporary store on Louisiana avenue,
near Tenth street. We are also negotiatins for
large and commodlous store, centrally situated,
which we hope to be ablc to occupy d an early
day. We are prepared now TO supply our members
with most Of various kinds Of produce At greatly
reduced prices.
The capital stock has not Increased - rapidly ss
could be desired, and yet those who have bceome
stockholders seem to possess the utnost ,nadence
In rs capacity to accomplish ali that has been
claimed for It, Opt.
Several gentlemen have proposed to take large
sums Of stock, and furnish capital to put II into
successful working operation, but the directors
prefer that an opportunity should bs afforded to
the consumers In Washington until November let,
10 take the stock at ten dollars per share, II they
desire TO do so--otherwisc money will be forth.
coming to put the business ofthc association upon
permanent and successful basis.
After the reception oft report several OF the
members Of the association addressed the meeting,
all urging the necessity Of united Operations
against the exorbitant charges that the people Of
this city have had to stand. After these remarks
the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
HARDWARE.
r p. BARTHOL LOW,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
II A X d W ARE
QUAR FER NJ AsTER'S STORES,
s6s SEVENTH sTaEET, BGLow PEHssyLvASiA AVE.
(opposite East and Centre Market,)
WASHINGTON, D. G.
P. BA RT Hollow


by stock embraces many articles for Army pur.
poses, among which are the following:
Canal Barrows, saws,
Whcel Barrows, rick Handles,
Trucks, heavy and light, Axe Handles,
Grindstones, rsttan or Sable Dfooms,
Grindstone rixtutos, Forks,
Anvil., shoyeis,
Blacksmith Tools, Spades,
Portable Forges, Log Chsi.s,
Camp Stoves, Halter Chains,
Letter Presses, rifth Chains,
Powder and Burglar Proof Trace Chains,
wroughtiron Boxes, Swingietrees,
Fire and Burglar Proof Hames,
Safes, o.. #...a Curry Combs,
Horse Powers, Cards,
Portable Ovens, Hand Carts,
Horse Buckets, Fairbanks scnies-Hay,
Water Buckets, Platform, and Counter,
Measures, ..... Butchers Scales,
stable Lanterns, Butcher Knives,
Cut Nails, Hoop Iron,
Wrought Nails, strap Iron, &C ,hc.,
Horseshoe Nails, Ok Yokes, &C., &C.,
wrenches, Large Piows,
Wagon Jacks, Hay and Straw Cutters,
Rope, Corn Shelters,
Axes, Portable Mills for Grind.
Picks, ing Horst Feed,
Hatchsts, Machinery Of all kinds.
OK YoKEs,
Grindstones.
Wheel Burrows,
''f Canal Barrows,
NJ Wagon Jacks,
Ham Wagon wrenches,
af al sr Large Platform Scales,
Hay and Coal Scales,
. Hay, Straw, and Fodder Cutters, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail; at Iowest market
J.R. BARTHoLow,
.r-..r n, b6S Seventh street,
Between rennsyivanis avenue and the Canal.
AIRBA NKs'
PLATFORM AND
~ .r-l COuNIER SCALES,
hsrIins's Fire and Burgl.r.Proof Safes,
Paymasters' Money Chests
eel Hand Carts,
Store Trucks,
Wheel B,rrows, nc
For sale at lowest prices.
- - nAhi notOWp
..-.. oss 80 Nentk street,
oc6-2s,d Between Penna ave and the Ca"sl.
TOHN X. ELVANS,
JOHN II. kLVANS,
~ JOHN n. ELvANs
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
300 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AvENuA.
WAREHOUSES; STREET NORTH, ANps
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How HoRACB GREEDY GOT HIS Doors
BLAcKED-An event occurred in Horace
Greeley's life, Monday afternoon, which will
be remembered for some time by those who
were present. He had but recently arrived from
New York, and, in outward appearance, well
maintained the character that has chung ~
him for years. There was no mstaking the
old coat and dilapidated tile, the short pants
and muddy boots, down at the heels. He
put up at the Delivan house, and awaited him
self Of the first opportunity of buying a
Journal Sitting down in room of the
main hall, he began to read, and it was not
long before he was fast asleep. Soon after
his loud snoring attracted the attention of A
'wag, who, seeing the filthy condition of his
boots. called in a boot-blAck, telling him to
go to work and do the best he could to i'm
prove the appearance Of II. G.'s boots, even
II they should take more than one box OF
blacking. The boy, anxious to earn some
thing, set to work Immediately, and was well
advanced with the first boot before be awoke
the sleeper. In the meantime large crowd
had surrounded the two, and when II. 6.
opened his eyes and uttered an exclamation
of surprise, the hall resounded with the
laughter Of the throng. Never mind, Mr..
Greeley said the lad ; its only five cents /;
and III give you a regular on to Richmond
shine and he brushed away with might aud
main. Fairly caught, Greeley resigned him.
self TO his fate, and remained passive until
the job was completed but he was evidently
III at ease in polished boots. -Aibany AGas
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\ ! agE YIYs1a


p1 ~ w ORM sly II VI
Is the first AID only remedy offered TO the public for
The ea"etua removal Of tie Ascardes. Pin-Worms,
from the human system. The high reputation it has
taoshed in the last two yeats aud the fact that IL fast
superseding all other remedies is thnbest Of
its great merit.
1T AFFORDS RELIEF IN TWENTY FOUR
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when taken according drecons with accompany
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This Syrup is also valuable family cathartic to
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restore health t,iepureiy Of Vegetable E<,rse.
always safe and telisblc
c. HERvEY Sole Proprietor.
Sold in Boston by Ggo. c. GoonwtH & Co 70 Mar
shall Street. and other Wholesale Druggists. Silly
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Our armu Correspondence.
FROM THE TENTH REoIMENT.
CoNRAp's Ferry, Md, Dec. 30.

CoNRAD's FERRY, Md, Dec. 30.
DEAN JOURNAL Some time has elapsed
since a communication from my pen has APP
peared in your columns. and it is even need
less now for me to attempt TO give you any
news since your other correspondent keep
you so well posted. Our regiment is once
more divided, aud doing picket duty on the
Potomac, Companies b, g and X, are at Con-
RAIDS Ferry, under Maj. Chandler. We have
the best camping ground now we have yet
had, in beautiful Oak Grove, and we arc
having such nice weather that IL drives away
all care and inconsistencies.
BY the way, noticed a communication in
your columns, from A. w. f., a short time
since, coming down rather rough on II. Nj. p.
giving as reason. portion Of letter from
another person. Referring to the march from
Camp Chase to Seneca he says: That | came
along leisurely, taking my own time, &c
Well, did not start until the next day at
ten o'clock in the morning, besides waiting a
couple Of hours at Aqueduct bridge, and
reached the regiment in an hour after they had
encamped. Besides, a superior officer took
charge OF the men after reaching Washing
ton. | think those two reasons are, "proof
positive" that the march was neither leisure
ly made. nor the pilfering Of the pig to be lain
entirely at my door, and the supposition, that
Vegetables suffered in proportion, we will
throw to the winds.
We had a smart little march, a week ago
last Sunday coming distance Of eighteen
miles, between seven and eight hours, consid-
ering that the boys had settled down for
winter quarters, and had just been drawing a
new supply Of clothing, it was doing pretty
well with their heavy knapsacks ! want to
say a word in regard to Co. b, told you in
my first letter that it should be The Company
of the Regiment. think | may safely say
that il is Not man has died in our Com
pany yet, and we can turn out more men for
duty to-day, than any other, There has two
or more men died in every other Company ]
suppose the reason is, we have such excellent
officers, who look after us with untiring zeal
and anxiety, although our Captain has not
been with us, for a month and half, being
sick. We are all of us awaiting with great
anxiety the day that will bring him back to
us, and promise him, that he will find the
Company has greatly improved under the com
mand Of Lieut.. Stetson, in whom we have
the utmost confidence. Burnside's move
ments are being watched with great anxiety
by this brigade, for we feel that we cannot
advance until he does, and we have great
desire to get into Dixie" instead of re-
naming in muddy Maryland, Nothing more
this time. Yours. II. NJ. p.
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900 names are engraved on this map
ii not only County Map, out II is alsoa
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giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION and distances
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Guarantee any woman or man SO to IS per day. and
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Send for 81 worth to try
Printed instructions how to WE'LL furnished Al
our agents
State, California, Canada England, France and Cuba
fortune may be made with few hundred dollars capt.
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The War Department uses our Map Of Virginia, Ma.
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marked Antietam Creek ShArpsburgh, Maryland ghts
Williamsport Ferry, Rhoiersyie, hollands Ford, and
All others on the Poomeo, and every other place in
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LLOYD'S TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUO.
KY, ONO, INDIANA. and ILLINOIS,
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From the Tribune, Aug. g
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LLoYD's GREAT MAP OF the MISSISSIPPI
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES or

~ NO CHARGES MADE-Dr. Dow is consulted
daily, from A. N. 10 p N as above upon all difficult
by his unwearied attention aud extraordinary success
gained reputation which calls patients from all parts Of
the country TO obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston none stand higher In
the profession than the celebrated DIR, DOW, No En-
dieot street. Bosom Those who need the services Of an
experienced physician and surgeon should give him
call.
Z S.-DT. Dow imports and has for sale a new article
called the French Secret. Order ly mail Two fo Al
and a red stamp.
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GFBy the use iof these Pills the periodic attack.
Nervous and Siek Headache may be prevented and
taken At the commencement OF an attack immediate re
lief nom pain and sickuess will he ohiaucd
The seldom fail in removing the Na,,sea and HeadacAs
which females subject
They act gently upon the Bowels-remoying Csfttrs
nsL
For Literary Men, Nudenn Delicate Femalrs and
all persons Of sedentayy hobit they are valuable as
LGartire, improving tie appetite giving tone and rigoy
to the digestive organs and restoring their natural eas,i
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The CEPHALlC PILLS the result Of long in,esti-
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prevented and relieved Of pain and suffer
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system or deranged state Of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety, without
making any change Of die aud the abenes Of any duo
gresa6is fa5ie renders Easy to administer them TO
children
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-16

innunbcrable questions and leaving the Of
fcer, Of the 18th to the discharge of their
duties on picket, Col Randall and Lallopped
into camp. where we arrived about clock
in tue afternoon, myself having been almost
constantly in the saddle from o'clock in
the morning, and this the first ride had at.
tempted after my return to my regiment
A. q. d.,
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AFrBR an ext usive practise Of upwards Of twenty
years contf esto 'ecute Patents In the United
also In Great rta1 France and other foreign countries
Caveats Spec cato Bonds. Assignments and all Pa.
pets or Drawn for Patents executed liberal terms
and with desp ch. Researches made into American or
Foreign works 10 dtarmine the validity W utility "
Patents or inyeu ons nd legal other advice render
ed In all matters touo ing the same. Copies Of the
claims Of any Pat 1T fu ni.hed by RENTING One Dollar
Assignments tecoiu,u at Washington.
The Agency is not only tho largest in New England,
but through 1t inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of ascertaining the patcntahy u inventions,
unsurpassed by " not mmeasurably superior to, any
which can be offered them sewhere The Testimonials
below given prove that is successful at The
Potent ONce than the subscriber and - the
best pact " advantages and a5hy he would add that he
has abundant reason believe and prove that
other Office Of the kind the charges for profession
services 50 moderate The immense practice Of the sub
sorber during twenty past has enabled lin acl
cumulate vast collection u specifications and official
decisions relative 10 patents
These, besides his extensive library u legal and
chanica works and full Of patents granted in
the United states aud Europe render him able beyond
question: TO oer superior facilities for obtaining Patents.
Al necessity OF journey to Washington to procure a
patent aud the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
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averaging for the last Ave years. (including
the sem-annual) an interest of 10 per
cent, and it retains, also, un amount of sur
Plus earnings sufiicientto protect itself against
any contingency which will be likely to arise
in its aigairs - Burlington Times.
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4 WORD or SOLENN CONSCIENTIOUS AD.
WOE no THOSE NHO VIII REFLECT.

CLASS Of Maladies prevail To fearfulextent in com
muny duomnR at least one hundred thousand youth
Of both sexes annually TO early grave Those diseases
are very inpriccy understood Their external ma nj
estauuns symptoms Nervous Debility
or ENhaustion Marasmus, muscular wasting and
consumpons Of the tissues Of the whole body short
ness Of breathing, hurried breathing on ascending
hill, flight " stairs-great papitation OF the heaft
Asthma. bronchitis ana Sore Throat Shaking OF the
Hands and Limbs Aversion Society and TO business
or study Dmness Of Eycsght; Loss Of Memory biz
zness OF the Head Neuralgia Pains in various parts
the body Pains in the Back and Limbs LumbaRo,
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion luegularty Of the bowels
Dersnged secIeons Of the Kidneys and other glands Of
the Body as corohma, or Flour Albus, &c. Like
wise, Epilepsy, Hysteria. and Nervous Spasms.
Now, in ninety nine out Of every hundred,
all the above named disorders and host Of Others not
Gus and willy form Of Consunpon OF the Spinal Neruss
known Tabcs DOtSaies and Iabes uiistnterica,
have their and origin in diseases Of the PeiUo Pccra
Hence the want OF success on the part OF Old school
practice in treating symptoms only.
DIR. Andrew Stone physician 10 the Troy Lung Hygen-
ic Institute is engaged in treating this class OF mod
ern maiadies with the most astonishing The
treatment adopted BY the institution il 10 based
without mineral poisons The facilities " such
that patients he cured their homes in any part
the country from accurate descriptions Of their cases. by
letter aud have the medicines sent them by mail
press Printed inteTrogstores will be forwarded on
application,
tJ- Consumption, Catarh and diseases OF the Throat
cured well at the homs Gf patients the lnstitu-
ton by sending the Cold Medeated Inhaling Balsamc
Napor, with Inhaler, and ample directions for their
and direct correspondence
/ 81 Patients applying for inerogatories or advice,
must inclose return stamps, 10 meet attention
The attending Ply will be found at the Insttu-
tim for oonsultaro from A. N. to P. NJ. OF each
I day, Sunday in the forenoon.
Address, DIR. ANDREW STONE.
Physician the Troy Lung and Hygienie Institute and
Physician for Diseases the Heart Throat and Lungs
| 90 Fifth street, Troy, n Y. 1884
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" JENNA MATCHES,--These Matches
are the only ones used by the Royal Famies No
bity and Gentry Of Europe and they the on ach-
ca which should be used by respectable families this
country being without sulphur, odorless smokeless,
vanished waterproof and beautifully coored in fancy
round boxes, and al price which brings them com
petition with the dsagreeabe sutfucating phnrs made
in this country For the sick and parOr they are
an indispensable necessity and luxury Imported and
for sale, wholesale and retail, by
j. M. A p, RICHARDS, III Commercial st. Boston.
County Merchants call and samples, 1886
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WELL DoNE.-The Burlington Savings
Bank has declared its usual semi annual diyi.
dend OF two and half per cent, payable to
depositors on and after LIST of January inst q.
and also an entra diUidend. to wit:
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The World says it is asserted by those
who claimto know that Gen. Hooker will
soon take command of the Army Of the Po-
tomac. Gen. Burnside having asked to be
relieved
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-16
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID

Published for the benefit and as a warning and eau
ton TO young men who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay &C.; supplying the time the
means Of SelfCure By who has cured himself after
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed en-.
yeope, sINoLE COPIES may be had Of the author Ma
IHANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King County
New York. QO42
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We rarhY PHYSICAL DEGENER-
ACY OF AMERICAN PEOPLE.


Physiciaa to the Troy Lung and Hygienie Institute.
Treatise the Causes Of Early Ply steal Decline Of
American people; the otNcryous Debility, Con-
sumption aud Marasmus.
" This work is Of high moral tone written In ohaste'
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detailing scientific aud reliable aid and for
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~ Parents aud Guardians fail not to send and OBJ
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W Young Men fail not to send aud get this book.
y Ladies you. too should at secure a copy OF
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$15OpI AMOS $3.50

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T,OCT. MARSHALL's HEADACHE


Gaia RRH SNUFF
This snuff has thoroughly proved itself TO be the best
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More than twenty-five years experience has proved
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large number Of the most respectable Druggists in
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fjsnA 1882 M.