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More Cad News from
4 Charleston '
Capture Of Fort
| Moult1ie!
The White Flag Flying
over it.
Capture Of James Island.
The Rebels Hold sAly I've Batteries
On The Island.
'apture Of James Island.
The Rebels Hold sAly I've Batteries
On The Island.

FoRTREss MONROE, Sept. l5.-Ths United
States transport Nellie Pcut., Capt. Diggs, ar.
rived this morning, from Hilton Head on the
18th instant, at 8 O'Clock q. m.
Caps. Diggs reports the arrival of the relief
boat Cosmopolitan, from Morris Island on Fri.
day evening, at which time the white nag was
flying over the shattered walls Of Fort Moul.
trie, and our forces had captured and held hall
OF James Island.
The rebels hold only two batteries on the
Island. .
Two Monitors were lying between Forts Sum.
ter and Moultrie.
Captain Diggs passed Charleston bar At four
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, at which time
be saw the white nag still flying at Fort Moul.
trie. She fired her last gun at four O'Clock
Friday afternoon.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
Ma.sac ch.sstts 81 Gettysb.rg.

On every important battle neld Of the war
Massachu setts has testified her devotion to the
principles Of liberty. No state has responded
more literally to every call for men and mate
rial none has accepted With more heroic com.
posure the sacrifices and sorrows which the
war has brought none has maintained, amid
loss and disaster, hrmer faith In the ultimate
triumph Of the right. I'D. ~. o.
The losses sustained by Massachusetts, regi.
ments at Gettysburg well illustrate both the
gallantry Of her troops and the heavy cost this
conflict has inflicted upon her. In that battle
Massachusetts had eighteen regiments and
three batteries engaged, numbering some seven
thousand men. These sustained total loss OF
one thousand four hundred and ninety.two, or
one ont Of every Ave. .Tel ~.
regiment 8; one Of these lost l27men out Of 233
The mortality Of officers was very great, q
b wing been killed and wounded, an average
Of Ave In each regiment. ia KIN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
HREDRRlCk LAW oLMsTsD.

D~sA&HShSA LA " vAADEA0s .
The departure Of this gentleman By the last
California steamer, and his prospective resi-.
dence Of several years In the Golden State, are
universally regarded as q ioss 10 tho communi-
ty BY oil trus mon in this scotton Of ths Union.
He who modelled and superlntcnded the laying
out Of the New York Central Park, and then
devoted his wonderful powers Of Organization
to that magnificent institution, the United
ststes Sanitary Commission, with q success
which has no parallel, is an extraordinary man
and su houo<to the literary profession Of which
hels 80 distinguished an ornament 10 agl .f
Much - We regret his departure for the far
distant Pacific, we nevertheless rejoice o. II for
his own sake. Mr.. Olmsted is young, (bsrely
past thirty years Of age,) his wife and family
have calls upon him which must be listened to-
and his past lsbors have been for the benefit Of
others much more than to his own interest
We hope and believe that his present appoint
ment will make him independent Of the future,
and we arc confident that no man will be more
worthy or fortune, or use It to the greater I'D
vantage of his fellow creatures yJsIf
Mr.. Olmsted has the sole Management of the
famous Mariposa claim In California, and he
will make 1t, iudubitably, the richest paying
estate in the world; for il is simply nugget Of
gold ten times the size of the District of Co.
lumbia. But he will devote his. faculties to .
more noble and lasting object than Tie mere
exploitation of this wealth ri wing claim, for he
10 resolved TO study the well.being OF the set.
.lers upon 1t, and to make his principally os
Marposa a model community In respect 70 the
comfort and education of all the Inhabitants
schools, libraries, churches, hospitals, and
nher instrumentalitcs Of our Yankee civiliza
lion, will arise under his auspices; aud three OF
four years will make Mariposa II =, In com.
parison with what 1t is nor, what the New
York Central Park Of to-day is to the hog.
haunted, branbly desert Of ten years ago. God
speed him in his noble work, aud the blessings
Of all true men be with him. ..' ....as.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

NEw POSTAL Thompson's Bank
postal currency Is to be Of the same den0mina.
tions a. the old, but, instead OF being Of differ
ent sizes, they will be OF the same dimensions
"a the present ten cent postal. Thoy are en-.
graved In hehighest style of art, and the coors,
which are the distinguishing marks Of the diE
ferent value, are of such chemical combina-
tIon, 1t 10 asserted, as to defy photographing.
process In tho Treasury Department, thinner
than that now In common use, and very much
cheaper. The advantage will consist largely
In the fact that It is forty times stronger than
the paper now used, and can be W shed like o
piece Of linen, without In any way injuring the
engraving. 1t photographs. q dark brown In.
stead Of white. .r ..ru.,,u ..Nf It'd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
= !!n.rs:: t'--HS:s q shs1.'r-'''

NEW sYoax, september is.AAThe steamer
Piantsgeuet, from Port su Prince, on the 7th
instant, has arrived. l'' ! 7h 7hAToi'hp
News has been received from Port an fiaste
70 the eth instsnt, to the effect SER two Spanish
fhgsto bonbarAsd Port an Plstte and asafly
Destroyed the place: killing large number ss
inhabitants. nr ~ IN l4ryl.al 5F of .!FuI
4 lrot sn Platte is seaport town Of Hayd,
on the north coast Of the island, twelve sIles
northveit of Santiago. II Is the capital Of
Haysl. ED. REyuSiIcAH.l NJ .n,g I1sm5
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
GREAT FIRE IN BUFFALO.
Loss 100000.

BUFFALO, Sept. l5.-The building known as
the Old Chequcred Warehouse, corner Of Water
street and Prime slip, was burned last night.
The fire communicated to the warehouses
across Prime slip. One east from the Che
quered buildings was also burned.
The total loss Is estimated at $40, 900.
The fire Is supposed TO have been the work
of an iucandiary. Two persons were arrested
near the scene Of the confederation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

PROBABLE ARREST OF Two BosToN EpI-
roRs.--lt Is currently reported that Mess RS.
Rogers and Dix, Of the Boston Journal, are to
be arrested by the U. 8. authorities, the alleged
offence being their publication, short time
since, Of tho poem, "The Southern Cross" Il
10 thought, In high oiiicial clrcles, that the
punishment will be the same awarded for the
same offence " Messrs. Richardson and Joyce,
of the Baltimore hpubiicda-banishnent be-
yond the lines Of the Federal army. Editorial
letters from spike" 10 the Journal would be
an acceptable feature.-Boston Saturday E"en-
ing Gasette. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
DOaI1 WORD0 .

"wnnnvn nT (fu1 aEnsl AAvn m
y ~poen, SuHY paIvD lsyo11 Fz1h u1o fHln
. Nam IN soU1H.nH rlprI1, AID faTI
:" Ycu1o ALSO pRYvY %. fnuvf 1nnA n8f.
aWmn rn1Y All, fH1r Would mvADo ASD
" poofnor % wIrlouf n1ACI. A1aoLgrNr
" AsuunnD % fHIsn fnrnoo, I A. AlAs1D 1nAf
"ANY oNl COULD fIMK OF 'p1AcD on AMI
fKA1D.' H1 WHO HNfnAfArNs M snHfnBNs
" - IN ONT 70 N 4 Slave, m VINO urflla
" n At rms TINE, AonSovR, 10 fRArfoa 70
~. ooUNFnY, wno DDsn1vDs THn sooaH NE
CONTEMPT or AL HONORABLE a1N.n-Rose
@yss, 70 As Gs~~al Assss,olv Of 0A'o, Fsorssy
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

The Central American Legation hero Dave no
information concerning tho proposed alliance
with the Spanish American States, to resist the
sggressions Of European Powers on this tonti-
nent, as tclegraphed from San Francisco few
days ago. .a r.. .. ."'H Hm.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
SecpGpddEEtdlt9lll|
SUpR O'CLOCK, p. n,
THE oBAHDEsT CHAPTER In AMER
i secraAryssvsrd's dispatch TO CUR, epvoys
abroad, under dstA Of the 1sth' 'ult., h s'masta,
sOUR O'CLOCK. p. =.

Secr0Ary eevard's dispatch 70 our epvoys
abroad, under date of the 1ssh' ult., b s'mast9.
.sisese eanAAnssls lsAaAA AAsAAn
writing. A simple statement Of the operations
Of the Union armies and TEST, during the pre-
vious twelve months, it never once bsttam1ts
rhetorical display, but leaves the wssid q large
to draw IL own deductions. WI! hare little
fear Of contradiction when We assert that the
annals of no other country furnish such .
startling record of glorious achievements and
continuous victory; and that, too, related with
all the precision and modes,y Of the true his
torian 1E5F f.. #.. Hrll ~ " rfJ
''-'fDt.sHa . ., .p I,ls s.y |fGad yn s.ufs
We ars sorry that our space will oos admit
Of our giving this remarkable production os
Mr.. seward's pen this Afternoon, bns te-norrow
we shan pript n entire. y. ' t1.-,.@ t,sI ~ asi
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

I SHOOTING ON THE HEMAssACuUsRTrs CoAsr.-A
party Of five gentlemen, consisting Of Messrs.
E. X. sisson, NJ. D., Otis sisson, Andrew Low
den, and Charles Cummings, Of New Bedford,
and 8. Henry Morse, of Boston, while on a
cunning excursion at Tuckermuck Island TIT
past week, shot and bagged In three days,
(Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, nine hum
dred aud afty'six doe birds, (EsIuimaux cur.
lew,) green-heads, anu PlOver.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
PRRSONAL.

QlN. 6IaBL still remains at Reading. Nearly
the nsnbers Of his star have been uubered
out Of the service, L
NM. IsAAc ssynoua, during the reading Of
the lltany In Trinity Church, New York, sunday
.usrnans,' suddsaiy fsn 10 It, Msjos Den. Dix,
who occupied seat In an adjoinins pew, sud other
gentlemen, hastened 70 his assistauos andnco
vsyed him to the ysstry room, where In quarter
Of an hour he expired, Of heart disease. ,,.rgf.
srcsrfAar wrLLrs, having returned from his
sratincstion with the prosrsss nsking In the oon.
strucson and repair of vesseis the epergy with
whieh ever branch Of the varied business Of the
yard 10 conducted. The number OF men employed
wAs never srsster than At tAs pssssat time. .a
SIMON IRonERo, the Mexican Minister, still
remains in Washington, and. Ms holds
of1eial intercourse with our 0overnmsut, which
eontinuss to recognize the Juares Governinent, no
,faciL Announcement Of the estabiishusnt of the
monarchy In Mexico having set been received
Whether the new Government OF Mexico will be
reoogniIh when this ansouneemsnt ~ ,reoeived
excites considerable speculation In diplomats CIR.
lies. frHf .. sFA'
sAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, Of Boston, died sud.
denly In Newport, lest week., Ne vas the only
surviving son Of the .te William Lswfenee AfteI
ten years rssidsncs abroad, h. settled In New.
port, Of which city he has been . pernaoeat resi.
deat since 1888. He married. In Phisdeiphia, ssiis
Bukker, sister Of the late Mrs. Dahigrrn, whose
surviving. husband 10 now In command Of our feel
before FCharieston. few weeks ago Nj. Law
renee visited Warrington to care for the welfar,
Of Captain tnow colonsL Dahisren-whose safioui
wounds and whose sailsutry have been the sut,jec,
Of much general remark. While In WashiaStoa
turing the extreme heat OF the summer, his exer
tons brought on an attack Of fainttng, TO which
~ was subject, and since his return to his owr
houss, bringiss with him the YOUNG hero, he ha,
bseu gradually falling. He died suddenly ~ last.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

The London Court Journal relates that q
young English lady Of 70 summers and good
deal Of money, has Just given her virgin hand
to her butler, lad of 3S.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
xtioual gepnb'ntsa.
rim PAprn u now TuRN1sHIp n cAA-
aSr6ao 10 sUHDCRIBrRs IN TINS CIT AND
n oxoAoxTowN AT rmfr cfNTs FER

> RAnsoADs. AID DIRAn1ua1 OF
Ta4na-rhs sdvsrtissnsaS On eur nrst pass
srs iassstsd hg AntAerity oftha railroad companies
ssvssally saasA 90. sAsiAlly corrected when
sAasess ~ nsAs, Asnss san - relied upon - cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

% ssss s:s :;sssess:s .as ss
s.: s: ::;:s; y: y
s., a., ~ w. eo:i ass so,o.s s.. :.ussss. Ss
TUE, c. Wesley Reafej John N. Eisslsr, fuinished
bstitute, Christian Faist, James Z. D. Altman,
'Nilenj A. Hatch, only son OF widow; VIM. Whee.
ss:A assss: sss:...a ss:. H.. .liss,
Furnished substit itute-N -Nelsoa Brown; Andrew Jack.
j johnson, paid commutati6u, Aooeft Ls~iH only
IA {Ht4aft villa. Dayis, oaiy parent Of chil.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

--A
yiq Msnrno o. THE HoussLsss AHp HoxE1xss.
ID Ninth stfeet near =, on tomorrow (Wednssdayj
sommit,ss Sas sppoin,i to confer Win th.on.
w make sT q report. AUG EDWARDS, fsssA,
,s sN,rs.-As IA absolutely necessary ia osdsr to
tfsdt sai!sisetofy arrangement with !ke fiIlfosd
company, that ts nurnber OF peysoHs rtsAta/ Apdn
sssss III sssss s S,ss: sssss Il;
(. 'ss ssss s'i: e.
yorsble to the successful accomplishment Of the
'psejset.O II 10 4 . y 4 HssiSa
suUnsUU LsAsus sAspfsRop Abs {gusslay)
bsss 6Sssss fss tdf': IN .,s.sndss. ~ as + l. ~ y.
apms''sdi ~ ,T1daolt' Il sIs.2,s,.,,s.., ss1ws,
e--.--------------.-----
THR NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public aestinss every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, 4el Ninth strtst. Thsrs viii be
speedhes, National songs, II. = The readnsroom.
open every evening. l4y 1.I az apr 1-Iw
Jamesi A. Brown, Eco, h aSly autAorised and
accredited - an Agent 70 solicit and reesive sub
serptions and contributions ia support Of the Na.
sion-l ep-, uaion ion League Re.dlns Room:
rnro. ?. sronrs. sse'y. S S's l. l- 3 -
Z
A aEsrLExAn, cured or Nervous Debuity,
inoompetenoy, Premature Decay and Youthfui
Error, actuated by desire to bsneAt otlers, will
be happy to fprnlsh to an Who need II (free of
ohaFgsl The recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used in his case Those whaling
70 prodS BY his experfepcs-and possess q valuable
Remedy-wn receive the same, By return mail,
Carefully sealed,) BY ADDRESSING ri "a 'Bd1Ir
sasUTltF avS JOHN B. OGDEN,
sui4-dAwant ,.m No % Nasssu st, H.York.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALRs.---Dr. Ghsesenan,s
Rtfis Tho combination Of insrsdieAss Id these
Pills are the result Of long and extensive prsc.
nee. They are mid In their operation, and Ger.
sssA In correcting all Irregularities, paiafui men.
situation, removing all obstrustions, whether
nom cold or otherwise headache, pain in the side,
palpitaion OF the heart, whites all nervous shec.
uons' Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
limhs &C., disturbed sleep, which arise from inter.
ruption of nature. - -,
i- % ' !" AiDR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the oommeneement Of new srs 10 the treat
ment OF those irregularities and obstruetions
which hsvs consigned 90 many to q PREMATURE
oHAvE. No female can enjoy good health unless
sns v regular, and vhonersr an obstrustion takes
place The genefal health begins to decline.
a DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Fenaies To all Glasses tbev
are Invaluable, inducing tciih certainly periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different per, Ids, throuRhout
the country, having tho sanstion Of some of the
most eminent PAysicis~s h hmericd.
Explicit direcftons, s'aifng H&en hey aaeu,d NOT be
useS, with saeh Box-ths Price One DonSr ps, Lor,
containing from 80 10 % Pil,s.
Pulls seM by mail, Pronptiy, BY rsmitting to the
Pr0prietors. Sold BY Drusgis generally. "a
III, 49,. HUTCHINGs HILLYER,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

One OF the necessities OF mariners, impor-
oheIt, that the sick may be relieve when on long
voyaGes but It 70 not unfrequen'ly found intuff,
the captain OF surgeon 10 called upon 10 prsscribe
ID caAes Of low fsver or wasting OF the vital
Rowerasi remedy sunaelently potent to break I'm
latter, Ia the brisfsst possible period Of time, ia
ne tsesssry, a. IL rare indeed chips company i,
sumstently strong In aumbess to permit the loss
agent for those who "so down TO the sea in Ships,
that do hustsess In great waters," always certain
and satisfactory In lts results nothing better can
be recommended or more joyfuly accepted BY the
patient than HosTETTER's B,iTERs. Let the
owners OF ship provide the mtdioine chests OF
1t, but little sckness. and meme OF serious ch-r.
seter, Will be exPerienced board.-Kew YORK
Sunday Dispatch, Nv seIo-steoI
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

The number Of banks applying under the
national banking law was. mp to Saturday last,
eighty-two. ''t.N'h ~! q Wv |'ni
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

Nervous Debility, spermatorrhaa, and aid
can learn Of y NEyER-FAILING REMEDY. Nh
value OF which u vouched Tor BY the best psper5
In All parts q the country, and which does not rel
qulte The paient TO consult or fee any ausck nod
anybo " else, BY inclosing postpaid Directed eni
velope 20 Box is47, Boston p. o., Msss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

Bragg is good dog, but hold-fast-to-C Chatts-
nooga-Rosecranz is better
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
An,usen,ents.

VARIETIES crowded more aud more every
night All the city asog toste the ghost 10 the
great sensation ronisnce. In dramatic form, en-.
Titled "The Ghost, or the Murderer's Doom,n
ecpsing In stsrtltag effects even the most thrill.
Ing hielo'dramas-overt twenty pretty girls appear.
Ing; also the premiere danseuse, Ina WindeIi,
with LiIzie Schultz, Emma Milcs, Elizs Fl.rence,
and othersi also, the renowned jim Budworth and
a grand company OF Ethiopian.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

The rebel assertion that the old Fort Sumter
dag, lowered at Its surrender by Gen. Anderson,
was captured with the sssaulting party, il false.
The old flag is still In New York, and, being
an army asg, would not, Of course, be In the
possession of tho navy. -...r,s ',r.. .ri
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
THE ADVANCE OF THE ARMY OF
THE POTOMAC.

llEADQUARTKRs ARMY OF THE PoTOMAc,
Sept. l4.-Gen. Pleasanton has advanced to the
Rapldan.
The rebels were In position with infantry,
artillery and cavalry, to resist our crossing.
Our casualties yesterday were three Killed
and forty wounded. Among the latter was
Gcu. Custer, hut hot seriously. He commanded
u brigade In Gen. Kilpatrlck's division, aud
was wounded while gallantly charging . bat
terry OF the enemy, In which Charge three guns
were captured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

REVISED UNITED STATES Army REaULA-
rioss.--The revised Army Regulations of 1858,
with an appendix containing the changes
affecting army regulations and the articles Of
war to June %, 1863, have been published in q
handsome volume, by George W.. Childs, Of
Philadelphia, and advance copies srs already
for sale at Hudson Taylor's bookstore, No. ss4,
PennsylyaniI avenue. q '''''' '''''
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

Psynasters daily leave Washington, and the
whole Army Of The Potomac will be paid within
The next ten days, in full up to the 3lst Of Au-
gust.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
Sensation Rebel News.

The following extraordinary batch oil rebel
news comes from Louisiana paper,
From the ouschit Con erence Journal, August 9Th
As we go To press. Mr.. Osborn, our operator,
kindly furnishes MS the following cheering
news:
SHREVEPORT, Aug. 5.--An officer OF Gen.
Tayior's army arrived here this morLing from
the east side of the Mississippi. He reports
that the Yankee army undertook to follow Lee
into Virginia. Lee fought and cut them TO
pieces. He has rccrossed the Potomac and is
pursuing them TO Pennsylvania. ..p 20.
Owing to tho riots in New York and through
out the West, which are increasing daily In
violence aud numbers, Lincoln has revoked the
conscription. I.....t...-
New York city was ired In seven places, and
the water pipe cut, .rra -.l.
Our people on the east side of the Mississippi
are In high glee, perfectly confident. ...
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 5--The Federal force at
the mouth of White river turIs out To be part
of Grants army, on Its way North. II is pretty
generally believed here that France and Spain
have acknowledged us.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

Il l. lALENANDRIA.-M -McC CARrHy a JrNNINCs
nave established Hotel and Restaurant. on ,Le
new YORK Plan at No. 40 King street, hlexan.
Etil TO suit the public T' $500 se,S.Iw
A SSlSTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
!rents, Warrington, D. O., August 25 e3-PU
Lie SALES OF CoNDEMNED ANIMALS wiI
ak place at the Corral, near the Observatory, Ia
THIS city, on the FIRST, Third AID EFifrH
WEDNEsDafs Of se,'teLhber, 1858, ths Al, 10th,
and S0ih days OF the month. r I = ny ~ '
The property IL condemned AS unit for public
service.
sales 70 commence At 10 o'clo k a. IN. OF each
day, and bs eontinuod from day 20 day' until tho
number on hand shall be sold.
Terms cash, In Government ,und.
L. II. TUMPklNS,
au2o7sE Captain, A. Y. M, u. ). \.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

s DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, sEMIsAI. URr
Ahv AND sExuAL sysTEM.-New and relinb
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSo.
ClATlON-,sent In sealed letter envelopes, free of
"a -. oh ,. sKILLIN HoUGHroN.
.,.o howard Association, Philadelphis, Pa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

.uao wo'u 0ssooisuoni FhiAuelphta, Pa.
s.-T.--l860-X.-D PLANTATION
1irTERs. -an'ras
They purify, strengthen and inyiEorsts
They create healthy appetite. = --I.f
Lhey are An antfdote to change of water and aIet
hours. -S-''SA sHu '''e
They strengthen the system and .nliv.n the
They prevent missmatie and Intermittent fever..
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stom.
They cure Dyspepsis and Constipation. 30
Ihey cure Narrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
, They are the best Bitters in the world rhey make
he weak man strong, and are exhausted pnturc,s
sreat restorer. They are composed OF the rele-
pSated Causaya Bark, Cascarilla BARK, Dendeiion,
Chamomile Flowers, Lavender F1owers, Winter.
sreen, Anise, Clover-buds, Orange Peel, snake.
,To1s, carAway' Cortsnder, Burdock, s.-T-iss0-
The following Is sample Of the Testimony daily
SOLDIERS HoMr supE
CINCINNATI, ,Jan. Is, isss.
-
have given your Plantation Mtters TO hundreds
O. our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or IesS
disADed from various causes and the effect 10 mos3
marvellous aud gratifying.
such preparation as this 10 heartily wish Irl
every family, In every hospital, and At hard or}
every batue-fleid. G. w. d. ANDREWS
!S~~S or F,.t- % . superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

An IsvALID. Published for the beneft. and a. !
warming and CAUTION TO yoUSo MEs Who suiie|
ron from NerVon. Debility, Premature Decay Of Mani
nood, ETC., supplying at the same time THE MEAsl
OF SELF CURE by one who has cured hiinseii ai3
yer nelng put to great expense and Injury throupn
medical humbug and quackery. ''"h'i
ny euclosing q post-paid Addressed enyeIopel
single copies may 6e had Of the suthor "'''''I
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. E,u..
my 26-ly Bedford, Kings County N r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

EDITOR OF RKPUBLrcAs-Dear Sir: wild
your perniisslon, wish to say to the readers oI
your paper that will send by return mail to all
who wish II Qree) Recipe, with iull directionl
Tor making and using = simple Vegetable BsInl
mat will eifeotually remove, In 10 days, Pimpe4
Blotches, Tan, treckles, and all Impurities oi the
beautiful. ~
iwil also mail free to those having BALD Heads
or bare Faces simple directions and iniOrlnalf lfDn
that VIII enaGie them 10 start = full growth ui
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or u MOustache, In iess
Than % days: All applications answered by return
mall without charge. ...
~ Rios. h. CHAPMAN, chemis,,
Je21-smi No. ssi broadway, New IorG.
TnH GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RourE.-Thf
quickest and sAfest route to the Northweat an
seuthWest. Two through trains daily. and one q,
sunday. soliiers' tokots at Government rates IN
For ticket. and further Information apply Al the OF
nee oi the "Grsat rennsylvanis Route" northeaas
corner PennsylvAntA avenue and SIXTH street nm.
der National Hotel. ofioe open from 4, m. to
.,.a Z. O. NORTON,
- .--.I Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15

CHARGE OF LARcENY NOT SUsrAIsEB.-John
Howard. ooiofed haek.driver, was brought before
Justi,e Clayton to-day, charged with the larceny
pfs nuaber Of articles kept in his hSek by some
parties. It was proved that other parties had been
In ths hack afterwards, and John was di smissed
He went OFT with big boohoo cry at the idea that
his name would be In the papers Tor stealing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-15
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