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Or. CoLEMAN'S
Private Dispensary. .,

While humanity continues TO be infru
and man is prone to err, and the c0nse-
qusnces are visited upOn the upfortuuste,
he should early seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And the man who dey0tes
his time and talent to the relief OF this
species Of human suffering Is not less
Philanthropist than he who seeks 10 relieve
any other affection 10 which man is subject;
FOR true philanthropy looks not 10 what
caused the trouble, but what VIII cure It.
Dr.. COLEMAN has devoted large portion C.
his time to the cure Of the class Of dis
eases mentioned IN his advertisement III
to-day's paper. he has duly qualified
himself By study and experience 70 perform
what he promises. He has been located in
our midst for several years, and the tesJi-
monials OF the press which ne has
quoted in his card, are guarantee to the
afflicted Tor his skill and attainments.
His Office is Ga North Cherry etreet. Post
Office Box, 502. aur5
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Pearl Miniatures.

MoEsE is the first TO introduce this
new style Of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Call at the "Galleryof the Cumber-
land" and Judge for yourself o13,tG
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Preserre Your ola Pictures.

Old Pictures Of any style copied for Carte
de Eisite, or enlarged 10 any size, and col
ored in water, OF colorE, or India Ink, ard
warranted better than the original, at the
Gallery Of the Cumberland, Is Cedar-strest,
opposite Commercial Hotel.
Jelly 4-d a. 8. MORSE.
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Emily Th0rne!
Maria ynef

Card pictures of the above, and a
large assortment Of al celebrities, for
p cents per copy, at Giers Il Cos, Ma
tional Portrait Gallery, ~ 4 A Union
Street oct le-l0t
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Lake Fish and 0ysters.

John Edwards 4 Co, Sd door from
Cedar on Cherry street, has fine Lake
Fish at lSc per pound They keep q
large stock Of Oysters and Fish always
on hand, also Butter, Eggs and Game.
0cflQ-lwk
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Just received by Scott, Keen 1 Co, Num-
Der Is, south-side Public Square, q good
assortment Of Smith X Wesson, Merwin
& Bray, Manhattan, and Colts Rsyolvers;
Ballard Rides and Ammunition for sane.
Oct. 92-2w.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER . 1864

rHEATRE-The ininaitable Zoe appears
this evening in two dramas In the
first the TWeptrof Wishzon- Wish Z the
plays Mammalian: in the last, the
French Spy the three characters
which have made. her famous This is
the last time these pieces viii be pre-
sented during her engagement The en-
tertainmenIs close with thl laughsble
farce of 424 $50"
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The weather yesterday was delight
fal The pedestrian had nothing 10
complain of bat the dust, which circu-
lated rather freely
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10 FlOur NH Owners.

Wanted by 2 first class Miller stu
alton in a good Merchant mill. Address
J. NJ, Box 1904, Nashville, Tenn.
Oct Oft
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DI9EASEss OF THE NEES-
IL NOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AID SEXUAL
sfSTEMS-neW ard Teiianle treatnaent-in Reports
Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION by nal in
sealed letter enVelopes, free or chsrge. Address
D.. J. 5ElLLlA HOUGHTOE, Howard Association,
No. 2, South Ain.h-siresi, Philadelphia, Pa.
a. lT-ly
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Pb0tograpbic Albums.

Just received, and for sale cheap, sDIen-
did assortment Of Parlor and Soldiers
Pocket Albums. Also a new style Of Auto
graphic Albums, st tho Gallery Of the Cum
beriand, IS Cedar street.
iulyI6-tf.
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We are indebted to Joel Davis, Agent
Of the Adams Express, for files Of late
New York papers
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General Uarkfr.

A splendid Photographic the late lament.
ed General Harier, can be obtained by
mail or otherwise Cor 50 cents, at the Gale
july 20-d.
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Photographic Views, Camp Scenes, Build
ings, Reginental and Company Pictures,
taken 70 order st the Gallery Of the Cum
borland, IS Cedar street.
july22-G. A. 8. MORSE.
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CONVENIENT EMPLOYEES, such &c machin-
lists, carpenters, teamsters, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates. or Tick
cts, az the Banking House, corner OF Union
aud College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid fer every description
Of Government claims.
CHEcKs OK THK DEPO5IrAET AT LOUIsyILLs,
sasked OF the very best terlns.
THos. s. NARR.
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See the General Order of the Com
mander of the Post, Gen. Miller, in this
mornings Union, and heed IT,
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Gonnorhea cen be cured in from three 10
FIVE days by DR.. A. RICHARD JoSgs. No. %
Deaderick Street, (up stairsl.
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A woman in Chicago, hecoming en-
ragged at her son, while he was eating,
struck him, and he choked TO death.
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Seven Thirty Bonds

Win be received in payment for goods
by ScoTT, KEEN 4 Co.
October l3-2m
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W c. Collier will accept our thanks
Tor his Continued favors
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NEW THEkTRE-T beautiful Comedy
entitled the Unequal Match viii be
produced tonight, Miss Emily Thorne
in the character Of Hester Grayebrooke
Miss Nellie Lewis dances a fancy dance
The entertainments close with the af-
terpiece Of sketches IN India" in
which Miss Thorre plays sally Scraps.
This is a very attractive bin.
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Fresh Sheu Oysters received every
day at No. 10 Cherry street. by Now
berry : Bookless. 25-tf
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Rn4thn Crt.fel.

am hsrpy 70 add nay testimony to the great
y-lUeof the "Lond-n HAIR Color R0storer," VIII ,
restored my HAIR 70 its original dark color, and iht
hue appears 10 be perrnant NJ. am satisfied that
The preparation Is moth ug hEe q dye. bat operates
upon the SecretOus. II Is 8ls' 6 beautiful IA 2
dressing, and promotes the g.Osth. ] purchased
the frsJ hottie fron Edward 3. Garrigle- Drug
gist Tenth and Coates streets, uho can also estih
my hair wa very gray when 1 commenced -s use.
Mis-. MUIR
no 100 North Ninth street. Phls.
Price Is cts per bit De OF SIX 30 ties. s. S.li
hy Ia. SwA1NE S-SS, SO North sixth street Phil
adelpbia, aud
W.J.&C. ". SMITH. Druggists,
Cor. q Church and Vine sts.,
seIE.-tuesinl3rb. A05A1.lLs.
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SOLDIER

are peculiarly liable 70 TIE s5Gt Diseases pro-
dgeed by the change o climate. frequent change q
wgser anc diei, ard should Deyer hs without box
Of TIE Specific IN their pos kets. LisrrhCes Dysea-
tary aid FluE are cured by Il IN from faclVe %
tFeufy-ieur hour. tfDe or too does VII give re-
bci- Chrome Laarrhosa snd Acute Dysenterv are
cured n three days, thoussnfis o. ceru festfe
nat We have resolves from soldiers Of ~ rGnI1s
discharged after iusny rnoEths nlness, e. Lncui
he, Eil tesslly.
One box S'li satisfy 1sy ons. Try H. Il j. HUrtL
q hundred flgles its c3-.-
kos ssle p NsaHhvsils b. FORBES STEPHENS
slLREt keAsiElA CO, JOHN y. PARK,
Cocinasfi, AEaats.
AsnusetIred y y. }. LUCK, Vinrez-ss, Ird,
fnSs q seal % Eaaa on Fsesipi o. pssoes
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Several thousand g American citiz

Several thousand " American citizens
Of African descent participated last
night = torch light procession, and
thousands of others lined tho pave
ments on the line Of march. The mum.
Der of torches was large, and transpa-
rencies OF various sizes and shapes,
with mottoes, &C., were distributed
among them. The display was very
creditable to the "colored gemmen,
and reminded us very much Of the old
time partisan shows Of "ye democracy
Of Nashville" The negroes we're less
noisy to be sure, than their white fore
runners, but none the less earnest and
jealous Many Of their mottoes were
% the point, pithy and curt; on the
whole not whit behind those their
former masters were wont 10 pride
themselves upon f8
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A man was found dead yesterday
noon in the vacant lot on Summer
Street Opposite the residence Of the
late Dr. Edgar A careful investigation
showed 10 wounds, or anything indi-
eating that he came to bis death 10y Vi
olence. Early in The day he was seen
in the neighborhood drunk, and it is
supposed he went to the lot &c SLEEP,
and died Of 'too much liquor,
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500 Reward.

A RALI OF COTTON, MARKED "w. G. r"
n va, lost "Wednesday evening lat, on the Mug-
fFeesboro PIKE. heiweeu the picket station sui the
corner Il Market snd Broad streets Tbs above
ressri sili he paid the hnder on It's return % Wrn.
T. Elliott, No. A. Bread strset. tocs23--ss
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Extraordinary Chance.

no BUY ONE pF THE NO Be-iHs BE
4 plsce- s-OuBf the civ, sFphcsf on s. ia .
;. Ne 1t q December. y tso n 20 on De
IA Ishoro pike. eoutain- 10 s.res, Eudsr goo f-c-
lngi productive garden. splendid Wafsrf selected
fulis and shrshl ~, e,rnulalio,Is ds.l ~, kt-a-
e., Earns A al Necessary est ho-se=
ApIsY 70 BRi5tS Z o.,
Northeast cozusr 3sursa and Cherry So.
Gro A. n. HICKS,
easi s~9la Pzsiis sggszs.
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Not Dye, but RestOreF OF Color and
Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.

" London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing"
q London Hsir Color Restorer and DRESSING
Il is compiet within tseif, no other dressing or
aecomp Hiiaent OF any kind be NJ necessary 70 Sc
cure those desirable results.
lit viii re- tore gray hsi5 y its original coor.
Ii viii make il grow on bsio hea =.
a.--itwi re-to O the natural secret ons.
At IS q remove q / ndtud 8ud il hing.
Cit VIII make the hair soft, losSy and devisle.
6. 10 viii preserve the original color 20 4 age.
7.-Gt viii prevent tn ir nom lieg OF.
6.-it viii cGre al diseases 0. tie sefip.
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Few Of the transient passen gers over

Few Of the transient passeng over
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
are aware of the work necessary and
actually expended on the road to keep
it in order 4 little incident noted q
few days since speaks well for The care
exercised over tho road The down
passenger train TO this city passed over
a broken rail safely, bat as il was high
IL probable that the next train would
not 6e SO fortunate. notice was given to
the section hands and in half an hour
workmen went TO the spot indicated
and replaced he broken rail with q
new one. "a
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BADGE co


COLD SILVER BADGES FOR
> Alb. 9th, 10th. 18th, 18th, 18th,
18Th. 18th and 23rd Army Corps,
with Name, Company and Regi-
ment beautifully engraved, At
$50 each, or Gold al g.
American Shields 81 zach, IN
silver. also Badges for every
Corps constantly on hand
We slso send u the army a fne
Gold Pen, with ebony or extern
sion holder a. 81 each. A ~
karat Gold Pen, with rubber re-
verse holder, s. each a "a karat
10 ld Pen, with solid silver e1-
tension holder, $ each ; Or a de-
tach q lever movement, ia ater-
Ing silver case, medium 70,
polished cap, Sl7.
Magic timeks0pers. made sK-
3rs.aiy for soldiers, IN sterling
silver, engiue-turnsd cases, So.
~ Az seut By nail On rsssPt
q Pr,es.
~ IN large oriorI ell rez~cs
a 15srei prsriar.
Circulars SAINT Tree - any
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atnhlInlle GlaiQl

III y UNION tlns the hF-ceet
sSS1,rcuiataon OF any rVcvVsl1qsic1' %
! enEessee--~ifs CITY and AsrariW
c.rculation more thnn double any
9th r,parer.
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NFAsONs HAILING From THE IODSEs IN
vi the City, and from any ether Lodge ia tle
United states, are earnestly rsqrested 10 attend 81
ruA Masonic meet Ok a. the Mckendrs church.
on thurch street on uesd y ming next q,
J.. VI % take measures for providing 70 the des-
titufs hay NJ claims on the craft The winter Is
CON ne, and the destitute must bs provided ior.
city papers please copy. locts o.
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The cineinnatis toaaereiql has sound
it necessary 20 employ Traditional fast
press 10 get of its daily edition in time
1t has also adopted the plan Of stereo-
tipping its forms, so as to print from
plates instead Of types .asl3
II has been stated that the -sbelrcaY-
airy leader, Buford, was repulsed at
Athens, Ala, on the 2d inst bat the
particulars have never been published.
A correspondent informs us that the
work was done by a portion Of the %
Tenn. Cavalry, the I'D Indiana Infan-
try, and section Of Capt. Bsach's lst
Tennessee Battery. Great credit is
awarded to Capt. Beach's Battery,
which was so well served that the rebel
artillery was driven from the field
The battery fred about one hundred
rounds, and its execution was terrible
1t was, however much damaged by the
enemy shells, and was only saved from
complete destruction by the daring
courage Of Private James Adams A
shell having exploded under q caisson
and set it on fire. the heroic Adams
seized bucket Of water, rushed for
ward, and extinguished The flames with
il. Had he not done this, the loss Of
life in the little fort would have been
great LIQUOR 70 the gallant private
for his promptness and bravery, and
honor to AL the defenders Of the fort
They did their duty nobly. Their com
mander would not follow thoiexsmple
Of bis predecessor and surrender; but
sgainst4he heaviest odds won s, victory
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TO the Suffers Of the Army Of the
81 Cumberland.

A. 4 MfLAEDsBERG & CO., Wholesale
Suffers Supplies, corner Public Square and
Market streets, have on hand and offer Tor
sale, at reduced rates, the following goodsj
tO-wit:
1000 fne assorted cigars,
100 900 cheap -
IFS Caddies' Ladies Fine Tobacco.
loo Fig Leaf and sweet
so butts Natural Leaf Tobacco.
IS gross Fine Cut " in foil.
so kegs " " in bulk.
100 gross Smoking Tobacco.
so cases Borden Condensed Milk.
70 " sardines.
81 boxes Hamburg and ". Z. Cheese.
45 eases Maltby's Cove Oysters.
90 " Fresh Peaches.
50 New Apple Butter.
q Eastern Pickles, pints end qts.
so kits Mackerel, Nos. 1, . aud ,.
Also, have constantly on hand a large
assortment OF
Liquors, Haversacks,
Negiigee Shirts, Yslises,
suspenders, Satchela,
Handkerchief, Pipes,
Wallets, Knives,
Boots and Shoes, Combs,
Socks, Diaries, res
Backing, Hats,
Brushes, Stationery, &c, &c.
Particular attention given 10 shipping.
Call and examine our stock.
a. x NJ. LANDSBERG & CO..
Cor. Market street and Public Square.
aug25-tf.
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n. KEITH q Co.
JOHN ST. NEW YORK.
osfs Manufacturer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-24
THE EVENING STAR.

Police RsPoRfs-Seeo~d Prsesnet-Ohs z.
Beall assault and battery; bail for court Jno.
Rudnan, selling liquor to soldiers; $40.
fAird Prseinet-James Mcclure, throwing
stones; locked mp four hours. VIM. Ellis, do;
case. Robt. Pasco, do; s2.il. Henry Clark,
dieordsrly; sass. Josephine CLARK. do; dis
MhseA. Joseph Jones, do; 41.S0. e. Stckkelt
do; sQ.i6. David Jordan, do; i.So. Thomas
Mowdep, throwing stones; locked up four
hours. William Campbell. drunk and disor-
deIly; workhouse. W. H. johnson, throwing
stones; 81. Sc. Also, disorderly; s2.56. William
Barnes, throwing stones; &i56. James Rab-
bitt; drunk; dismissed.
Fourth Precinct.-Saml. T. Carpenter, Hamil-
ton Smith, larceny; dismissed. Bridget keenan,,
yagrancy; workhouse Chas. O'Conner, drunk;
Fifth Freeint-P. Egleston and Jas. Hepburn,
ss1fA Pyecinet.~F. o. Keiter, selling liquor
% SUNDAY; sio.e4. Isaac Boston, Cornelius
Harris, James Davis and Geo. Curtis, fig citing;
locked up4 hours. 3. +. McAllister, drunk;
dismissed.
TssA Prscinot-Frank Rangart common
drunkard; workhouse. Chas Smith, drunk,
sent to naval authorities.
PORT OF wN-Entered.-Steam.
chip Rebecca Clyde. Willstt, New York, with
merchandise Cleared Steamship Fairbanks,
Aershor. New York; steamer Leader, Gala.
han. Phiadelphia: schooners Union Flag, Ma.
boIy, Boston; Belle r. Hall, Lamsou, New
Yoik; Nsits Blades, Annamunex, Eagle, Har.
den, 81. Mary &: Martha Ann, Madlsy, Leonard
town; Samuel Eady, Pat,en, Baltimore
theamRt. Stokes, do; America, Bennett, st.
Hary's; Director, Gibbons, Accomac; Flora,
SAWYER, Reed, New York; Skinner, Frisbie,
Baltimore: Henry Cole, Hazeltor, New Haven;
Bee. Mcore, Laurel, Del Woodruff Sims. Har-
ris, Balti, ore; sloops W. l. Montague. Mason,
Smiths Creek; William and Fanny, Thor as,
St. Mary's; Fanny Howard, Hunter. Chicka-
muxsrn; R. r. Terry, Sterling, Pocomake;
barge Grey Hound. Tally, Swans Cresk.
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Travellers DIRECTORY

eALFINORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD.
~
On ana after Wednesday January 9th, 1864, silly
Ecsins viii he run between Washington and New
FORK. and Washington snd The W. st. ga follows:
FOB PHILk DELpHIA,EE YORK and B0S TON
Leave Warrington at and n As A. 81. and 8
and 80 P. n, except Sunday. On Sunday, at 80
?. d. only.
FoR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at s.n, and 10 % A.. u.
sre 8, Is, and 7 81 p. n. daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday. st A. n. and and 80 P. NJ. only.
FOR ALI PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington az SEQ and 4. d. and 50
2. n. daily, cept Sunday On Sunday, at ] 80 2.
only.
For WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Lssye Baltimore at 4.50 ITO, IS and 20
src 80, s.l5, and $50 p. NJ except Sunday,
On Sunday. at Az and 9. 40 \. NJ and $50 P d.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
leave Washington At 6.2n A. N. and AS P. d.
leave Baltimore att. u ID. and 5.l5 P. ID.
Trains leaving Washington .. n. and
7 so P. NJ, so through 20 new York without
essnge OF ears. sleeptns Gar on 7.s0 P. n. train
THE hrst and fourth trains rom Washing ton,
sne third and nth trsins from Baltimore. stop IT
all way points.
7or further information, tickets Of every kind,
TO, apply to George S. koontz, asent At wash
;aston Station, or at the Ticket Once
W. SMITH Master Of rransp'tn.
T.. II. COLE General Ticket Agent.
il 0-h Intel ChrOn.)
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GR WDBB VDRID G u, -
M SUCCESSORS TO al
CHARLES 3. FOWLER d 90.
IMPORTERS
wHoLRsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CHINA. GLASS AND EARfHHN WARE,
Fine Cutlery, Plated Ware, Boil b. tsl Goods, Ice
Pitchers, Block Tin Geods, Tin Cha mber ests
JarsnEed Waters, Water COOLERS. Etaerisl
terns, Stone Ware, 80, 10, go.
Goods Packed and Delivered In this City and
Georgetown free Of charge
5O4 (Odd Fellows' HslD Seventh St.
my feoly Washin6ton.
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Passes to Visit the Army Of the Potomac.
1. Applications must be n ade at tie office Of
Majer LOUIS II. Pelouze, No. Pot street, be.
tween 18th and 18th street., bet Teep IL a. m.
and l p m, except Sundays. Major Pelouzs
is authorised to sign the passes
2. lin granted at the Office OF Major Pc.
lorze, the decision is flnsl, and no reference
need be made at the War Department.
3. Passes cannot be given to females to visit
the army.
BY order Of the Secretary OF War
f. ID. TowNsHHD,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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ID" ''A"'''B ALr1xoEl

II DAhTlAOH1
(!
ri Rtsf j. e u s.. .at ASs N Ss!..
P''"i n Rsssf ps ,y isr s,.s ssssS
CURE KAN sSH s gSSKS sYsAHsH
strisiuI.s sa-csions Of the kidney. and Blade,
Rss sni L.. ssi2iss ocsfu.os q td...
PPslgat.to9 Of the Heat TiIid.sy T,s aslins.
Tsss, Or o. fR Of 3:
SECRET and solitar, piaetee. more fatal 20 their
hs sss.
snticipstions. rendering marriage. &C.. inposss-
Espeeisly. veo hsys become the victims OF Soil
foups as q
sepinx ssp.,es VIII the shuoders Of s!oquenss Or
vai.d to eIstAcy the living /, may cali vita fan
''NnIA Ks PARTiCULAR NOTICE.
These are re- se srly hsbts Of 1outs ys saeess
Of the Bach and Limbs Pain In the Head Diraness
sss Of e. De-
=, ssrfui or the mind are
much to he dresded-Ioss OF Memory. Confusion
e ssss, Of IS. s ss lS,: 81 ss
tide rim'ais'' 90 MARRIAGE
.s p Rss
should srp y imlps diatsly.
n shs
and confidently rely upon mis- skill as Physician.
ORGANIC SfAEsFsss 10 nAk kkrSTsSor
ness Of tie Organs is speedily cured and full vsor
1a W.. E, 's ssd lost M Sos
been ,mmediateiy relieved -
81
a, Il
DR. JoaksroN.
soa arsdus.s from one 81 Tie snSsnt S Sol
!ese. II s.s United States .os the s.s.i.r PAF.o
dom sris, and else wIsrs has s1sessa
come Of tbs mos. .s1nisnnS eulss that we're ever
.,d ears Mhsn a.isssp great be
biasSns .tsenase somssimss With
who h.v. injured sssnssyss 81 certain pr.esie.
indulesd in whsp a,ons-A sbit frequently Learned
1seh az. atty ts1s WIEN s:i.sp ana nos
uns n SaSy IL nnd
country AID darling Of his pafsets, 'saouid 30
liz s. Il. es1.ssusnes q d.v...ian rom +: Dsss
OF nature and induginS in certain secret habit.
suoh persons must M,S Sssl5f SsaenEsem''adns
reflect that souna mind and BOD, ar. the NOSE
hsars .s'is &. &c
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We7 ptpdrtaens, Adjutant G<nsYaps 0Nss,
Wastsgte1 AayeA -. 1854. }
AL applications for leaves Of absence or per-
mission to visit Washingto N ast be addressed
to Major General Hallech, Chief OF stan, and
must specify the business for which the officer
dc sir es the permission. kilograms addressed
direct to the Secretary OF War on this subiset
will receive no attention,
BY order of the Secretary Of War:
T.. d TowNsETD,
Assistant Adjutant General
Headgucrtevs Military District Of Washington, }
Washington, D.. O., February is, 1864. (
General Orders No. 3-Col T. Ingraharu, 3eth
Massachusetts volunteers, is hereby detailed
SIS Provost Marshal OF the Military District Of
Washington. He will be res pectsd and oosyeG
accordingly.
BY command OF Brig. Gen. MarttnoRie.
JOIN r. SHERBURNE,
Re 1871 Assistant Adjutant General.