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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
Dry GONfa.

| There is some abatement In the activity O.:
| trade. Desirable goods. however. are scarce
and much wanted. Prices are very firm. The
advance in the price of gold eficctually prevents
any let-up. In domestic prints there Is a scarcity
of new aud desirable styles, but for other kinds
there Is less demand. Jobbcrs are selling below
cost to attract the trade. Ginghams have ad-
vanced. The higher qualities of heavy denims
are in demand. stripes and ticks are very firm.
| Sheetings and shirtings are steady for standard
makes. In woolens there Is considerable ac-
tivity for delaines and fancy cassimeres. OF
the former there Is no stock, and the orders are
| still numerous for future delivery. Novelties
are largely selling 10y pattern. Fancy cass-
nleres are most active for country consumption.
City jobbGrs have completed their purchases,
to keep up stock. The higher qualities are
most wanted. Plain cussimeres are slower of
| sale.
| The shawl market is active In deliveries on
previous orders. The stock Of desirable goods
| Is nearly exhausted. Satinets are active. White
flannel is scarce. Blankets dull. Doeskins
| are in quick demand, and all cioakings and
coatings. Foreign goods are higher, from the
advance in foreign exchange. There is u
scarcity OF low priced dress fabrics. On the
whole there is an evident abatement of demand
The highest priced goods sell the most readily
Plain styles are comparatively neglected for
tho costly silks aud robes that are sought for
consumers who constitute the newly made
rich. The competition is among buyers rather
than sellers. British goods have buen sold
freely, leaving no stock; and fresh arrivals are
quickly taken up. saxony dress goods also
command instant sale, but many importers
prefer selling by auction, to secure all the ad-
vantages oi open competition by bnyers.
| French deanes and merinoes are very active
with an insufficient supply, and prices are ad-
| vancing. Buyers Of dress goods are less active
since the recent advance In gold, vet the con
| sumption Is extensive at the rise asked
| Ribbons are now In great variety Of assort-
ment, hut in insufficient quantities; the run of
demand Is for all the various shades of blue
brown, and drab. Shawls ure Offering In
greater supply. All cloaking materials are ac.
tive. Sealskins are very active. All heavy
woolei b are much wanted, and are scarce
Printe delaines are active at firm prices. Flan-
nels are sought for eagerly, as full supply Is
not to be got. There Is more doing in ioreign
carpetings of foreign make Tapestries IRE
scarce. The season will evidently close with
an entire sweep OF the market. No goods will
be left on hand. The auctioneers are enjoying
u good business--large attendances, spirited
| competition In bidding, and for long catalogues
| OF goods suited TO The times. There are no
goods imported which hang on the market.
ihe value of the goods imported last week was
less than In the preceding week, amounting TO
si,ro,Sas, but making, with the amount of
Soous llheraled from ihe public store So O5 AZ.
| imports are not being stored, hut are taken
u"e'uy Tor 'ohshmpiinD.-N. y. independents
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

TAKING FoRcIBLE Possession. John W.
Patten was arrested by Officer Harry for forcibly
entering his house and taking possession. Com.
mitted to ISL by Justice Reaver.
Police CAsEs.-E. Burnside and q. Mars,
disorderly; lined u ~ Soldier, drunk; to military
John fitzsivcns, disorderlyj workhouse. Jno. W.
Patten, foroible entry; bail for court.
MARINE LIsT.-Arrisals.- Baltimore,
Lewis, New York, merchandise TO Morgan n Rhine.
hart.
sehr. Henrietta and william, Kelley, Phiisdei.
phia, coal to Georgetown College,
schr. John c. Henry, Rladt, Delaware, wood to
Hartley Il bro.
schr. l.. II. Corbitt, Clark, Washington, light.
Departures. Steamer Empire, Hunter, New York,
merchandise from Morgan y RhinehNrt.
sehr. Col. Lstteriy, Smith, New York, coal from
Rays Docks.
sehr L. II. Corbitt, Clark, Philadelphia, coal
from Rays rocks.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-Arripals- =
To Rays Docks: J. NJ. W. Hollingsworth, l0i tons
Susquehanna iO8 tons. To Agnew's Docks; y. NJ.
Petrie, III tons; NJ l. G. Bradley, i0l tons; q. y.
Detmold, i0i tonsj Keystone, lis tons. To J. e.
Heiston: American Flag, ITO tons. To; VIM.
McAtee, wood; VIM. Borden, wood.
Deparfurcs-Chas. W. Harper, II. D. Cromwell.
VIM. Borden, ". McAtee,J. NJ. W. Hollingsworth
THE MARKKTs.-Business Is fair, with some
decline. The following are the quotst to-day;
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
IN THE CHATTANOOGA
BATTLE,

list of few Of the casualties In the
Georgia battles has come to hand.
Col. Key, commanding brigade.
Col. Bartisson, Tooth Illinois.
Col. Jones, 38th Ohio.
Capt. Searles, A. A. q. of Starkweather's
brigade.
Capt. Russell, A. A. q. Of Granger's division.
Lieut.. Col. T.. NJ. Mast. 3sth Indiana.
Adjt. Jack Shepard. 9th Kentucky.
Capt. W. II. Rice, seth Illinois.
Capt J. W. Sphinx, S9th Illinois.
Capt Killmer, l0lst Ohio.
Capt. Mitchell, slst Indiana.
Lieut.. Hale, l0lst Ohio.
Lieut.. Rutler, 85th Illinois.
Lieut.. Snyder, 35th Illinois.
Capt. Boden, list Kentucky.
Capt. Murdoch, - Ohio.
WOUNDED.
Col. Jones, Goth Ohio.
Col. Carroll, 10th Indiana.
Maj. Vanetla, 10th Indiana.
Gen. Morton, Gen. Rosecrsns' staff.
Col. Croxter, 4lh Kentucky, slightly.
Col John F. Funkhouser. 9sih Illinois, slight
Col. Luther p. Bradley, 5lst Illinois, slight.
Col. Charles Anderson, 9th Ohio, slight.
Col. Armstrong, 93d Ohio, slight.
Col. Stanley, 18Th Ohio, slight.
Col. Heg, Sd brigade, severe.
Lieut.. Col. Medge, 1lth Michigan, slight.
Lieut.. Col. Hunt, 4th Kentucky, slight.
Lieut.. Col. Trip, 9th Indiana, slight.
Lieut.. Col. Bryan, 18th Indiana, slight.
Lieut.. Col. Maxwell, I'd Ohio, slight.
Lieut.. Col. Messer, lOlst Ohio, severe.
Lieut.. Col. Vaughn, 18th Kentucky, slight.
Maj. Wldman, 18th Kentucky, slight.
Maj. Johnston, 22d Illinois, slight.
Maj. Brown, Gsth Ohio, slight.
Maj. Dawson, 18th U. s. infantry, slight.
Maj. II. N. Alden, 39th Illinois, severe.
Maj. y. d. Wall, 25th Illinois, severe.
Maj. Carr, I'D Indiana, slight.
Maj. J. r. Snyder, 18th Ohio, slight.
Maj. John McIlwaine, 35th Illinois, severe.
Capt. Greenlish, sth Kentucky, severe.
Capt. Cole, 3sth Illinois, severe.
Capt. Mallard, Palmer's staff, slight.
Capt. Mcintyre, I'D Indiana, slight.
Capt. Pollard, 3Sth Illinois, slight.
Capt. Williams, 35th Illinois, slight.
Capt. James, 35th Illinois, slight.
Capt. Van felt, Loomls' battery, wounded
aud prisoner.
Lieut.. +. 7. Murdoch, Vancleve's staff, ne
we're.
Lieut.. Woodbury., I'd Minnesota, severe.
Lieut.. Ralc, l0lst Ohio, severe.
LIEUT.. Chapman, 2Sth Illinois, severe.
Lieut.. Fessenden, Loomis' battery.
Lieut.. Detiraw, battery II, 4th artller,
Lieut.. Ludlow, battery II, ith artillery.
Lieut.. Fessenden, battery II, 4tL artillery.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
A Rebel General and 116
Prisoners Sent in by
Gen. Burnside.
Burnside in a Position to Pre-.
vent q Flank Movement.
The Chiekanausa Battle net so Dis.
astrous as Reported.
The Burning of the Steamer
Champion.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.-Brigadier General
Frazer and one hundred and sixteen rebel off,
GERS, captured at Cumberland Gap by General
Burnside, have arrived at Johnson's Island.
special to the Commercial says the steamer
Champion, burned at Memphis, on the Esd in.
stant, had aboard 900 bales Of hay and $40, ,OOO
worth Of Quartermaster's stores.
Yesterdays Nashville Union says Gen. Burn.
side has reached point where II was expected
to prevent flank movement by the enemy.
Col. Wilder, OF Rosecrans' cavalry, has ar
rived at Nashville. he reports matters in front
much more favorable than Is believed North
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
Arrival of British Prize Steamer In Ne "
York.

New YoRF, Sept. 25.-The prize Steamer
Juno (British) arrived here tonight. She was
captured on the ed day OF September. of Will
mington, N. c.. by the gunboat Connecticut,
after few hours chase, during which the Con.
ncctcut fired thirty rounds Of shell and shot.
The Juno threw overheard y part of her car
go of cotton. She is an iron vessel, sidew heel,
built at Bristol, England, is ten years old, and
her engines are four hundred horse power.
Her cargo consists Of two hundred bales OF
cotton, three tons of tobacco, q small quantity
Of tnrpentine, and, together with the vessel, Il
valued at one hundred thousand dollars.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
HODI.R words .

"WnNEvn rUY (rn nlBns) HAv1 fn1
"Pownn. rnEY Dnrvn rnYoRl THEN INTO THnih
"nANKS fAn eoufHERN PEOPLE, AND fG1f
"woui.D ALSO DRIVE Us. TRUST rHHN NOT.
"Wnl fHxr AMB, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
"pDsrnoY % WITHOUT NERcY. AbscLufHLf
AssunxD or THESE THINGS, An AMAZED THAT
sANY ONE COULD THINK OF PRAcD ON AMI
rrlus., He WHO ENrERrAINs TIE sNrIMlN1
"Is PIT ONLY TO BI SLAVE; H WHO uTfnRi
"Ir At THIs TINE, noRHovER, - TRAITOR rc
"HIs COUNTRY, WHO DnsInvss TEE scoRN AIT
coNfMPf or ALL HoNoRABLB NKr."-Rose
erass, to us 6sHral Assembly Of ONO, february
1853.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
Iror the National Republican.

"We cannot afford to wrong any class OF our
people. One poor man, colored though he be, with
God on hia side 10 stronger II against us, than the
hosts OF the rebellion. ."-SecTtiaTy Chase.
AN ECHO.
o tender word, by true Occasion wrought
In syliabies whose light shall move and grow
Honor to him who out OF gentle thought,
From his high vantage, dsres not spurn the low;
Who dares remind apeople lin its pride
ofsrmies making earthquakes through the Land
Against the poor God places by His side,
How weak In all our human strength we stand
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

CoRRECrIoN.-The names Of two of the OIL
GERS of the camp at Point Lookout were incor-
rectly given in our report of the excursion to
that camp in yesterdays paper. For General
George Marston, commanding the camp, read
General Gilman Marston, and for Captain
Wilson Platt read Captain Wilson Plato. The
morning print known as the "Contractors'
Organ" which stole the paragraph, errors and
all, will please stand corrected.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
rrom California .nd New Or,s.ns,

New YoRx, September 2G.-The steamship
North Star, from Aspinwall on the 18th, and
the steamship Cahawba, from New Orleans on
the same day, have arrived.
The news IL unlmportant.
The North Star has a total Of sen, 900 In
treasure.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
MsM York Rolltios.

ALBANY, Sept. 25.-Hon. Ell P. Norton, of
New York, and Hon. Richard +. Stevens, of
Onondaga, nominated by the State Constltu-
tional Union Convention for Attorney General
and Inspector ofState Prisons, have withdrawn.
Thereupon the State committee, accepting the
nomination of Hon. d. b. 81. John for Secret ay
of State as satisfactory recognition Of their
claims, recommend a hearty support of the
whole Democratic ticket In the coming State
election. Mr.. St. John was formerly Whig,
but is now the regular Democratic nominee.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
ASTUNNER.

New York, Sept. 26.-The United States
steamship Mcclellan will leave here to-day for
New Orleans, with smooth. bore gun weighing
40, $50 pounds, throwing solid shot Weighing
400 pounds. She Is a sumner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
Glorious News from
R0secrans.

The Government has received glorious news
to-day from Rosecrans-"o or words to that
effect" We cannot state the details. The
reader must take our word for Il to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
Rebel Property labeled In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-Wm. Price, ESQ.,, dis
trict attorney, has fled in tho United States
district court a libel Of Information against
certain lots Of ground in South Baltimore, be-
longing to Isaac Il. Trimble, rebel General,
now prisoner, who figured in the 10Th April
movement, as "Gen. Trimble, commanding" !"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
PASTORAL.

Trinity Church, New York, has accepted q call
from the vestry Of Grace Church of this city,
and enters upon his duties on the sth of No.
yylnbcr,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
MRS. LINCOLN I'm ROUTE FOR HOME.

MRS. LINCOLN IN ROUTE FOH HUME
Mrs. Lincoln is expected to arrive In this city
to-day. During her visit North she has made
a tour of the White Mountains, in New Hamp
shire, and the Green Mountains, In Vermont.
While she has been absent from Washington,
the Executive Mansion has had It's usual fall
renovation, preparatory to the permanent win
ter occupation of the Presidents family.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

RAn.xoADs.-ARRIvAL AND DnrAhfunn or
fnAua-fhs sdvsrtissmsnts On eur hrSt page
are iassstsd By autherity the railroad companies
ssvsraiiy named, are ofhsiaily eorrsstsd when
changes are nsds, henss san b relied upon cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
Tn. Rebel steamer Sumter Sunk.

New YORK, Sept. 25.-The Bermuda Gazette
states that the steamer Sumter was sunk by
the fire Of Fort Moultrie, she having been mis-
taken for Federal man.of-war. Six hundred
and thirty persons were on board, and all with
the exception of twenty were saved.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

10 The CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIENcR or
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit and AZ a
warning and CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
or SELF cUaE. Dy 6ne who has cured himsoiT AZ.
ter being put to great expense aud tnjury tLroush
medical humbug and quackery. 'S''' '"'''e"
single copies may be had of the author F~'
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eso.,
my 2s-iy Bedford, kings County, n "
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
RQRlCR.

TINS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY Can
RIRns TO sunscnInERs IN THIS CITY AND
IN oEonGHrowN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
nOuTA
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
GENERAL sCHENCK Endorsed BY
THE BALTIMORE CIMY COTNCIL.


GENERAL sCHENCK ENDoRsED BY
THE BALTIMORE CIMY COTNCIL.
Special Dispatch 10 the National RepublicaR.
BALTIMORE, September 28.-To day, at noon,
the members Of the City Council assembled at
the old City Hall for the purpose Of presenting
General schenck with the series of resolutions
recently passed by them during the absence Of
the General from the city.
These resolutions approve the policy which
he has developed In the Middle Department,
and declare that In tho recent period Of anxiety
caused BY an invading host, Into the States Of
Maryland and Pennsylvania, his prompt and
vigorous preparations to meet the Confeerates
entities him TO the thanks of the citizens.
The resolutions also state that the Councils
express the hope that he may long continue to
command the Middle Department, and order a
copy Of each signed by the Mayor and Presi.
dents OF the two branches, be transmitted to
the General, the President Of the United States,
aud the Secretary of War, the members pro-
ceedcd to the head quarters and made the pre-
sentation to the General In brief address
which was acknowledged In few appropriate
remarks.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
DlpFD.

Al Glen Allen, near CsorGetown, on the morn
Ing Of the 26th Inst, FRAHK, youngest Of VIII
liam W. and q. .. karley, aged u months. The
funeral will take place on Tomorrow (eundayh 81
O'Clock p, m, from the residence Of his parsnts
at the above place. we s p FtAHN lPT
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

BONDED SPIRITs.-A theatrical treasurer I'm
New York announces a dozen ghosts Just i'm.
ported and In bond.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

DUsTY.-" Dust thou art-to dust returnest, !"
msy no written OF Pennsylvsnis avenue very pro-
srly to day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

COURT PRoCERDISGs.--The Criminal Court
Justice Fisher presiding) did no business OF i'm.
portance this morning.
The Orphans Court had no sitting, on account
OF the death OF grandson Of Judge Purcell.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

Nervous Debility, spermstorrhea, and all
can learn OF q NEVER-FAILING REMEDY. tts
value OF which Is vouchei for by the hest pspers
10 All parts Of the country, and which does not re-
anybo y else, by inclosing aid directed eu.
velope 20 Box ,S47, Boston y. o., Maas.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

sPEciE OUTWARD BousD.--The steamers for
Europe, from New York today, carry out
600, 900 In specie.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

EDITOR OF REpUBILCAN-Dear Sir: With
your permission. wish to say to the readers Of
your paper that will send by return mail 10 ali
M who wish i tlree) Recipe, with full directions
that viii eIfectuslly remove, in 10 DAYS Pimnies
Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities OF the
beautiful. -'''''"' """
viii aiso mai! free to those haying Bald Heads
that VIII enable them to start q TulI growth oi
Luxnriant Hair Whiskere, or q Moustssiie in iess
mall without charge.
Rios }. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Je1'-Smd No. ssi Broadway, New York.
Tnk GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUrg.-Tm
quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
southwest Two through trains daily and one o,
sm. sunday soldiers ticksis at Government rates ts
Al The principal p0ints in the North and West
For tickets and further formation apply at the Of
nee Of the "Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast
corner Penn.ylvanis avenue and Sixth street, un.
ler National Hotel. Onise open from .. IN. 10 9
p. m.;on sundays2 to Ap. u.
Z. o. NORTON,
aug Agent,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
$xtisxxl gspablisxa.
WASHINGTON, d. O.

~ rhs OAss e shs Hstssnal RsIubli-
yfvs.is svs.1s ana b street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

The BRANNIN IIoMIcIDE-VERDIcr Gp THE
GRAND pJURS.-Weu understand that the grand jury
have concluded the examination of the Witnesses
In the case OF the United States vs. Policeman C.
W. Thompson, for the killing OF Lieut.. James M.
Brannin, and that they did not lind true bill, but
dismissed the case.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEw YoRE, Sept. ad.-The steamer Anglia Ia
below with dates two days later from Europe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

s.-T.-1SG0-X.-- PLANTATION
BITrERs
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidOte to change of water and diet.
hours. '''" '"'s
They strengthen the system and enliven the
They prevent miasmatic aud Intermittent feyers,
They purify the breath and scidity OF the stom.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Ihey cure Darrhes, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
ache. TT
They are the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted ssture's
great restorer. They are composed OF the eeie-
Drated Caltsaya Bark, CascarilIa Bark, Dandelion,
ChAmomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, Ciover-buds, Orange Peel, snake
root, Caraway, Coriander, Burdock, s-T.-issO-
The following is sample Of the testimony daily
soLDIERs' HomE SUPERINTENDENT OryicE,I
c.Se'ssAr! o. Jan. 70, issa.
have given your Plantation Bittcrs to hundreds
81 our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
aissoed from various causes aud the effect IL most
mMveious and gratifying.
such q preparation as this 10 HEARTILY wish in
every iamily, IN every hospital, and It hand on
overy oatue-heid. q. W. d. ANDREWS,
DS-y Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
Z Lonsstreet's Men Arrived at
the Chickamauga Battle.
Nashville Full Of Relatiyes of
q the Wounded. TrEk7
Railroad Csnnunicausn Is u bs
Opened with Chattanooga.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.-Col. Wilder, who hss
arrived at Nashville from Chattanooga, says
that Longstreet's men arrived on the csn from
Virginia while the battle was opening. He
estimates our losses % very heavy.
The city Of Nashville Is full of the relatives
Of wounded soldiers.
Passes 70 chattanooga are not easily obtained
Mr.. Boomer, brldge-buIlder from Chicago,
had arrived with sixty men on Thursday night
and win proceed to bridge the Tennessee rlveI
at Bridgeport, which will open railroad com
munlcation TO Chattanooga. ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26
[Communicated. .. ..f
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION cuRABLs DISEASE.
CARD.
TO CONsUMPTIvrs

The undersigned having been restored to health
In few weeks, by very simple remedy, amer
having suffered several years with . severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his feilow-sunssers the
means Of cure. ..U. HTlf
To all who desire It, he will send q copy Of the
prescription used, tfree Of chase with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a sure cure for CoSsuMPriox, AsrHMA,
BaoHcHrTis, CouGHs, COLDS, &C. The only object
Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription s 10
benefit the afi'icted and spread Information which
he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes svsry
sufferer will try his remedy, II will cost thes.
nothing, and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the presciiptio will please ad.
dress REV. EDWARD A, WILSON.
sc26-dSw3m Willismsburgh, Kings Co., NY
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

SOLDIER DIED IN THE CARs.-An infantry
soldier, name unknown, died whilst In the cars,
en- route for Washington, Of a gun.shot wound in
the side H. was wounded In a late skirmIsl,
near the lines Of tho army aud was sent hither to
. hospital He was In . feeble condition when
placed In the car, and the steward thought that he
would die before the train reached the city,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

DEATHS OF SOLDIERs.-The deaths of the
following soldiers have been reported since yester
day: George W. Ross, lssth Pa; Robt. H. Runyon,
18th N. j.; Thomas J. Lyons, I4Oth N. "; James
sawthany, seotts 800; William James, LIST Miehi.
gan e,v.i Geo. w. Denney, who entered the Stan.
ton hospital In such an extremely low condition
that no knowledge could he obtained concerning
his home OF regiment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIN-
AIRY AND SEXUAL sysTEM.-New and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of tha HOWARD ASSO-
ClATloN.sent in sealed letter envelopes, tree Of
harge. Address,
DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, ia.
au22-3md&w
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

A GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous Debility,
Incompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire to benefit others, will
be happy to furnish to all who need It (free Of
charge) the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used In his case. Those wishinx
to profit by his experlence-and possess avAuabls
Remedy-will receive the same, by return mall,
Carefully sealed,) by addressing
JOHN n. OGDEN,
Au14-d&w2m No. 60 Nassau at. N. York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-26

lIosrETTER's BITTERs. If the stomach Is
wrong all is wrong. II 10 tie balance wheel OF
body aod mind. The dyspeptic IL the most miser.
able Of human beings. The first thing necessary
to chccrfuncss, To healthfnl sleep, TO bodily
the enjoyment OF life. Is sound dfgssfton II the
stomach does not perform its uty, discipline II
TETTER's STOMACH BITTERs, the purest diiI,.
sive stimulant ever administered. II IL mild and
peasan' 1t cheers, invigorstcs, and gives elasti.
upon the coats OF the stomach 10 rcnovatipg in q
wonderful degree. Use II for week and you will
lind the sense Of oppression after eating, and OF
emptiness and fainfness between meals which are
the distinguishing features OF dyspepsia entirely
relieved, the bowels regular, the appetite good,
and the pulse firm and even. sess-eodst
DIsRAsEs OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIN-
AIRY AND SEXUAL 6ysrEM-Nevv and rclisl,lo
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-16
TO Soldiers Families in the Con.
federacy.

The subscriber offers 800 ~tierces Of fresh beat
en- Eice, by the single fierce, to the families of
soldiers N actual service, or those who died in
tho military service OF the Confederate States,
at ten cents per ID.
Applicants, whether by person or letter,
must; furnish evidence Of their claim IN writinr
from some person known to or certified by un-
doubted authority.
If money be sent by check, the Rice win be
according TO instructions. dravage
alone being added, and the surplus change viii
De transmitted in the same manner.
G, 3. LAMAR, Savannah, Ga.