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WAR IN EURoPE.
TIE DANES AND GERMANS FIGHT.
ING.

Sandy Hook, Feb. 19.
The City of Manchester's news is highly
important.
An engagement lasting six hours had taken
place between the Danes and Germans at Mis-
sunde.
The Danish outposts were driven in by the
Germans, but the Danes r~epulsed their assaults
on the place.
Marshal Wrangie on the 31st of January
summoned the Danes to evacuate Schelswig.
Forthwith Gen. Demeza refused, whereupon
were exchanged without effect. The Danes
reiterated after blowing up the long bridge.
The Prussians on the LIST inst, advanced to
Gattarf and Eckinforde, establishing their
headquarters at Gattarf.
The Danish ship at Eckinforde after ex-
changing shots with the Prussians, sailed
away.
1t is reported the Duke of Augstenburg had
been proclaimed at Eckinforde and Gattarf.
The entire Ausloo Prussian cavalry entered
Schelswig through Rindsbury on the LIST, and
large masses OF troops were passing North
ward.
The London Morning Post continues threat
ening in tone but believes the German power
profess to enter S~chleswig, not with the inten-
ton of dismembering Denmark, but only to
seize a material guarantee for the performance
of an engagement.
The Post says that England is in honor
bound to furnish material support to Den
mark. France and Russia would not join.
Napoleon had received the address of the
Corps Legislatif. aud in reply dwelt on the
necessity Of maintaining a stable Government.
Keil, Feb. 3.-In the engagement near
Missunde, yesterday, the Danes maintained a
heavy cannonade from their forts against the
storming parties of German Infantry. The
loss of the latter is estimated at 100 men,
among whom ara several superior officers.
The Danes continue the eannonade to; day.
The Prussians have brought heavy artillery
to the front.
Boats are ready to transport troops over the
Schlei.
London, 3.-The<E Evening Herald received
the following special telegraph from Rendes-
burg the Sd, 10 a. m.
Yesterday the Germans were repulSed four
times, and finally retreated. Thaws and rains
set IN.
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Sumner wants Congress to pass q law
forcing railroads to admit negroes in all cars,
with white people. We think he ought also
to pass a law to abolish the odors of his Afri-
can brother-in mercy to people of delicate
olfactories. Four or five negroes in a small
car on a hot day would drive every white man
and women out of it, unless their noses were
made of leather.
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Macarthur is in command of the. District of
Vicksburg, Gen. Mcpherson having accom-
panied Sherman with the most of his corps.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Feb. 20.
Official information from Gen Dodge was
received at Gen. Logan's headquarters to-day
that the rebels, supposed to be Roddy's COM
mand, attempted to cross the Tennessee river
at three different ferries. but were driven back
by Dodge's troops. The loss of Union troops
vas very slight.
It is rumored here that Sherman has had a
fight with Polk near Brandon, Miss, whipped
him, and had taken $4,000 900 prisoners.
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-Harrict Beeohcr Stowe has written a long
paper describing the personnel of the Presi-
dent. Now, tLen she has two heroes-Uncle
Tom and Uacle Abe.
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Eighth below Coates Street, Philadeiphia.

From Rev. Waoren Randolph, Pastor of Boptist
Church. Germantown, Penn.
DR.. G. NJ. jackson Dear Sir Personal ex-
perience enables ne to say that I regard the Ger
man Bitters prepared by you as o most excellent
medicine. In cases of severe cold and general
debility 1 have been greatly benefited by the use
of the Bitters, and doubt not they wiz produce
similar effects on others.
Your, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown, Pa.
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From Rev. j. s. Herman, of the German Reform
ed Church, Kutztown, Berks County, Pa.
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson Respected Sir 81 have
been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years,
and have never used any medicine that did me as
much good as Hoofaud's Filters. I am very much
improved in health, after having taken five bottles.
Yours, with respect, J. S. HERMAN.
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From Rev. J. H. Turner. Faster of Holding NJ.
E. Church, PHILADELPHIA.
DIR. Jackson Dear Sir.-Haying used youi
German Bitters in my family frequently, I am pre-
pared to say that it has been of great service. 1
believe that in most cases of general debility 90
the system it is the safest and most valuable rene
dy of which I ave any knowledge.
Yours respectfully. ]. H. TURNER,
No. 726 N Nineteenth Streat.
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Prices.


Large Size (helding nearly double quant1ty,)
81 per Bottle-half dog. SIS 90
Small Size-75.cts per Dottea-half doz. 81 90
BEWARE OF GOUNTERFEITERS.
See that the signature of sc. NJ. JACKSON" is
ON the of each bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the arti-
Gle, do not be put off by any of the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in It's place. but
send to us, and we will forward, securely packed,
by exprsss.>
Street, Philadelphia.
JONES & EVANS, Successors te @. M.
JACKSON & co., Proprietors.
se- FOR SALE by Druggists and Dealers
in every town in the United States.
NEW YORK AGENCY AT HELM
ROLD'S DRUG AND GHEMI-
CAL WAREHOUSE. 594
BROADWAY N. Y.
February II. 1864 ems7
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From Rev. j. Newton Brown, D.. D., Editor of
the Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge, and
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to. favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects: 1 yet know of no
efficient reasons why q man may not testify to
the benefits he believes hiwse'f to Lave received
from any simple preparation, in the hope that he
may thus contribute to the benefit of others.
L do this most re Oily in regard to- Ho !'and's
German Bi,ters. prepared by Dr.. G., M. jackson,
of this cit , because l was prejudiced against
them for many years. unde' the impression that
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture I aa in
debted to my friend, Robert Shoemal er, Esq, for
the removal of this prejudice by proper tests, and
fer encouragement to Try them, when suffering
from great and long continued debility. The use
of three ottles of these Bitters, at the beginning
of the present year, was followed by CIVIC ent relief
and restoration to a degree of bodily and mental
vigor which 1 had not felt for six months before,
and had ALMOST despaired of regainina. I there
fore thank God and my friend for d recting me to
the use of them.
Philadelphia, June 90, 1861.
EWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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pG Beecher says .'thero is no hell like be-
ing afraid to speak ones mind" Alas ! poor
wretch, your experience in that matter is not
yet finished.
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Democratic State Convention.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH esd 'e4.
RooMs OF THE DEMOCRATIC )
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
CoLUmBus, O., Feb. 9Th, 1864.
az Dsmocraeu 81 0hio:

ZULU m6po1 W ESO- OehJ AOO1J
70 as Democracy Of Ohio:
You are hereby notified that The Democrat
ic State Central Committee has designated
"Wednesday, the 23d day Of March, 1864, as
the time for holding the next Democratic
purpose of electing FoU DELEaATEs, for the
safe Il large, to the Democratic National
95nrshfipnI which will be held in. the City
Of Chicago, on the Fourth day of July
nsxf and Of nominating a candidate for each
Of the follswin3 offices, viz:
Secretary of Stdte;
Jrdge Of The Supreme Courf; Z
1norney General
School C0nanissoner;
Member Of The Board Of Public Works.
The Democratic voters of the several conn.
ties Hithin this State, are respectfully request
edsto proceed to appoint. delegates to repre-
sent Them 10 said Convention, ON the follow
ing basis One delegate for each county, and
an additional delegate for every five hundred
votes cast for Hon. Clement ]. Vallandigham,
for Governor, at the last October election, and
for every fraction Of two hundred and fifty
votesand oyer, one additional delegate
Ashland county is entitled to Eve delegates.
Dczpoeratic County Conven-
fion.
Pursuant to the above call the Democracy
of Ashland county are requested to- meet at the
COURT HOUSE, IN ASHLAND, ON
SATURDAY,. March 12th. 1864,
at One o'clock P. N, for the purpose of elect
ing I'VE delegates to the State Democratic
Convention, to be held at Columbus, on the
23d day Of March next.
The county Central Committee earnestly
hone fhas.there will be- full attendance, from
every township lathe county. on that occasion.
BY order Of the Denzeens Cons
R-A War Democrat is one shat acts as a
1cvsrTfHa for the AboIitioniFts.
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An exchange says, { it canno. be denied
that General Butler has distinguished himself
during the war" So has the Postmaster who
murdered the boy and robbed the bank in
Maiden, Massachusetts, distin guished kimself.
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The Aew York Chu-ch Journal says that
''Sound divinity is better material for sermons
than the poor politics" PITY the Journal
could not impress Rev. Or. Vinton with SO
wholesome a truth.
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lcUE INTERNAL REVENUE 0F.
ETCTAH

We referred last week to the ~ipstance of q
ooabis coHeetiSu of an income tar from Mr..
WM. BIRD, OF Lake township. We are in.
formed that innsdiately after the second col
lsctiou was madeNof Mr. Bird, the collector
krsPARnzLz, discovered the error, and wrote
IN. blRD that the money would be refunded
10 hin. Nancy errors have been made by
thesAsssss0rs, which have been discovered
md prouptly corrected by Mr.. PGRMEIY.-
Tins internal revenue tax is . new system in
This free country, and it is not a matter Of sur.
prise that officers sometimes make errors.
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-Ferney says he could willingly die for
his country For heavens sake, dent let any
body stop the rascal.
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"A Contemporary thinks that sMr. Lin coin
is ignorant oe the simplest principles Of COM
mon law" He certainly knows enough of
UNCOMMON law,
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Loss OF LIFE IN BATTLBs-Wonder is
often expressed that the loss of life in large
batt'cseis SO small. The condition of the 28,-
600 muskets captured at Gettysburg ray ex-
plain partly. Of these "a, 900 were found to
be loaded 12,000 contained two loads, and
5000 from three to ten loads each. In nu-
-merous instances half a;dozen balls were driv-
en- in on a single charge .ofpowder. In some
cases the former possessor had reversed the
usual order, placing the bali at the bottom Of
the barrel AMI the powder on the top. Net
unfrequently several PAPER cartridges were
packed ADORE cschs w:thou. being torn
or broL en-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24
Ee- The Cincinnati Gastae is coming

Se5- The Cincinnati GdztHe IS coming to
grief. IT says
at dishearters the people in support of the
war for the preservation Of the government,
when they see the public officers turning it to
profit, and rapidly accumulating fortunes ont
of it. ExtraYagance aud POPULATION, and sud
denly acquired wealth in the government Off
GERS, are more depressing to the patriotic peo-
pie than tho deadly hostility oc the rebel enc
my"
Why, good sill, why not take these things
easy, as the EUening Post does, who merely
sees all this plumber and theft as a slight cir
regularity and botheration 2"
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Rev. Henry Fowler, in an eulogy OF Lin
coin, says, ale stacds between The living and
the dead" Yes, a living desrotism and q
dead constitution.
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From the Rev. Jos. II. Kennard. Pastor of the lot

Baptist Church.
DIR. Jackson Dear Sir Il have been fire.
quently requested TO connect my name with COM
mendations of different kinds of medicines, but
regarding the practice as out CT my appropriate
.phere, 1 have in all cases declined but with a
clear proof in various instances, and particularly
in my family, of the asefSlness of DR.. Hoofand's
German Bitters l depart for once from my usual
course, to xpress my full conviction that. for
general debility of the system and esp ecially for
Liver Complaint, it is a safe AND valuable prepar-
ation. In some cases it may fail; but usually, /
doubt not, 1t will be very beneficial to those who
suffer from the above cause.
Yours, very RESPECTFULLY,
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r. e If f. 81 b e R

r e If f. II B e
THAT HIS liter S Is
~ O II II Il C. o III o G,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKEY,
And can't make Drunkdrds,
u
rs THE BEST TONIC
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LATEST VIA oUEENsrowN.

Liverpool, 4th.-There has been no renewal
Of tho attack on Missunde by the Germaus.-
The Danish loss was from 156 to 200. The
Prussian loss was from $50 to 800, aud some
account is say was much greater
London, 4th.-The Austrians attacked Bes-
tore one mile south. of Schelswig Oh the Sd
inst. The Danes held their own.
An attack on the whole Danish line, from
Missunde to Agel, is expected to take place
to-day.
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EA War Democrat is one hat acts as a
crzrTfHa for the AboIitionists
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NAMES cCDOL Sherih.
February 10th, ls64-tsno82pf$6. 90
, 1864-02-13

Tho minister WIS speochlcss, bat tindlnant. The
ladies' d4ehed wrath upon tho othcer, VINO e49oa
notIonless with folded ax7nb. The mea seoHIod at
hun. This minister soon pronounced ne oenea!e.
retired to report the circumstanees At hesdquat-
teri. ..
This brought tie matter to = crisis; Gen. Butler
ee1t for the Episcopal citrYymen. "; tescoekI,
aetrttosped to omit tho prayer for the President,
and pr7y in eilenee for the triumph Of treason.
The i. neral patiently and cuustc 'usly ar2ced ne
peiut With them at Ereat length, qnotin9 H1ole S
ruiz cs ard history with nis Wontea nueaeJ. laS5
oGtying the orders Of tho Right Rev. MAJ: Gen:
Polk, thcir ecclesiastical superior The Genera!
denied lie rutlorisy Of tia. military prsiste to
th1ue the Liturgy. and conended thet tue onasa-
eoa OF lhe prayer. in the peculiar clr=umstances
Of the time 5nd place was m overt act q treason
Obedience to the powers that be- he haid. was the
peculiar atm AID boast Of tho Episcopal GnnfSA :
and no one could doubt that tho dominant poWer It
s a'es, and even granting that the President VIE
an ueufper. that would only be cnf fessoa hose
To- praying for him.
"Brr General" sid d. L:acock. -Four Insist
ing upon taking the oath Of allegiance. cansln
half Of my church Members to peoute toe,o-
Wen,"rcplled the General. "if that Is the re-
suit Of yo1r zine years presiding. il yosf people
viii C @n!t pefa5 se freely the sooner you lea'e
ANA insthcr Conversation, Dr.. Leacock asked,
",Wen, General, are you going to ah1t up the
aNo, I'll, an more likely to shut mp the minis
The clergyman showing no disposition to yield,
Gen. Bn1ler ended the Interview by statlng his
Head Tie prayer for the President, omit the
silent nIt Of der otou, O.: leaTe New O1e:ns prl1o.
ncrs Of State for Fort LafaEctte-"
Ard they LEFT for that place.
, 1864-02-13
NEWS PAKAGHAPHS.

Several young European diplomatists nave
, rome csazy from attempts to comprehend the
Schlesw1g-Holstei trouble.
The Court of Queens Bench, Dublin,
have decided that women haye right to vote
forTown Comm1Esioners.-
The New Haven Journal Is printed By
-Aspfingield man has invented steam
sheep-shearer.
The Confederates are LaEing school books
printed In London
.-"QId Abe'' refuses any more Of his auto
graphs or photographs. -.
Denmark's army is about 40, 900 men.
= A rebel letter.writcr, discussing the rag
ced and shocless condition OF the reoci army
of Virginia, styles them "Lce's Mlsesablea."
Tie Boston Rst says, that next In mean
ments of a tailor, and after they arc made,
-Thc hotel.keeperz Of Freehold, N. J.,
| have had a meeting, md agreed to raise the
| price Of drinks to ten cents. The new ar
Engagements went into effect on Monday. 1t
Ia Tnmnred that their customers have also
made m agreement to take only half as many
| drinks as formally, but to double tae size q
fhe1n 1.,,ooo -,
| ports to the syerecers that the g1f.s fecelsea
during the year are abont ], GEO volumes, and
4Cn0 nan pIlets, exclusive Of such duplicates
es be has been authorized By donors to e1'
change: .,o voo,,,oss and
IpefticIency Of the Government OF the 0Mteo
States q No5th Amet3sa%+ Is ca5'ss the t9 na Of
fnrd' Th1 book was written by Democrat
and sai slavehoider, wns published in 1sl5, and 9
ansdats ts PRssaa5 saraetse Sn sssena
e5 stee rn5rernrueuts, r. and especially the United
States.
city autae5itss sst qf bs NsXs'f 81 of feSsu Ser
There were ninety-sH deaths IN boetor
last week
lately was in command of the black ses
E.e,, 4aee5s f,est IN the Crinean war, and It VA
nn6er his direction thst the troops were una
ed before the battle Of the Alma.
-.1 = - - ,,-4nfa1 nv the Ladies' Banitar
fstr It Bfookiyn, which opens on the 20
-Thess aze n ,ooo dogs in Aassaennsetsa
, 1864-02-13
Ql)ifa9o Qrlbnue.
LONG INEys

1oE SCHILLER, 7uAEsLATEpnY wI111Ax Il. caAa
NNo.
From this valleys gloomy hollow,
Where the chilling yapofs rest,
Could ] find d path to follow,
O, how glad were, and bleBtt
Yondes swell the bills In brightness,
Green with ever-Youthful epr1ng,
Soon I'd trend their slopes with il:htness
Could mount on soaring wing.
uatmonlcs melodious blending
There are breathing heavenly calm;
Gentle breezes hithcr vending
Tnstthc 1aElancy Of baiI3.
Golden huitage thefeis glowing,
Hidden half In lea3y ltloom.
Richest flowers sweetly blowing,
Dread no trost to rob their bloom.
o, how sweet, foreve. stsnyfng
In the SUMS unclouded light,
P1test gales around me playing,
Bnt. alas the swollen torrent
RoarH with foauing might along,
And Its angry whtflinE current
coon would Whelm the swimmer strong.
See, Jon drilling bark ia nearing:
But. alasf the heimsman faiisl'
Cheer)y In, though nothing tesring.
Blessed souls will swell! the sails.
Summon all thy faith and dHrfng,
Heaven will pledge helping hand;
Trust some WoudrouB angels bearing !.
Thee to yon bright Wonderland
, 1864-02-13

Formerly Assistant Surgeon 10 De Eovo aosnltel,
Santa Msse Lsoon EoT,uEs nd Sa9 deyoted
himself the OF cuntaglous blood diseases
foT more tl:an thirty ye.ss ter yessa pEsenes ~
ted reputation in cns1EE ScTotnlA EIysip Hhtn
1nat,s,n and ALI. blood Diseases E.rSous D:oinss.
pcatcd and distressing diseases incident 20 females
ireated with eminent aneces. oMcs bnd s Ana:amfA Il.
closing is cent? In postage star1ps The
S..4a. - eN ' -. fe3-Eflt43Eta
, 1864-02-13
Hafr DYE. H1kfr Dye!!

BACHELoR's celebrated HA1E DEE u TEE aKsf
raE weE1n The SGly us r. a. nnq pfIfta;
sbanEss BED Kqsy or G5sy An!E ,at ins11Ify T.
ae Hair Of Staining The SIN. leaving the Hair Son
ind Beautiful tn:aTts frcah v!taity fEefpe9ny y, 5ee &
SAD DScs- The Genuine u signed EILL1AA T. Baca'
uoK, iii others are mere 1mitstons. and eh0uld bf
s,sy strcet, New fork, jy9E&7ly.
, 1864-02-13
Rewurc OF False Prophets.

Thc nro1a,5e tc restore graJ Its coloI
Win resoEq9s s9d aPfsr5sSt dySs q F1lpesr 81 and
Ter ecty clean perfectly pure; perfectly sure; per
teey rsabe sE5ee;ly simple .fart 81
Combines In tee1f Iii The perfecttons o. perfect dye
Manufactured by J. CRt6TAD0Ro. Astor ho4se
New Fork Sold every Ehtrc, and applied b5 1 HAL
oressers. Price 81, E1-o and s per bog kesarotna
= 10 6lZt+ lAl@H44o*0i4l1
, 1864-02-13

Roare viii fosminr n1ieat a1on,.
And tts sngs1 whtrlins current
eooA "ou4o "aein' LIE 0"noin11 7'fons'
See, yon drilling bark is nearing:
c;isa ;bu.a aiasi .t ne helmsman os,1;a tL,l fans
eW1.'5 W1.5a ~, ; eousT Uni nu.tut sal' .ea1M5' nM5'
summon all ny iaiih ana oaring,
1es se1ae "a T'GIoGe sa1,a ae.1ias e, aana,
AtEss Mh e9ms ~ MGua1I9s .S9 angslh oearing
41ec W yoa os!sot "oaoel-'aoo'
A'i1 os 91H' no AAn1''
HIS En~1v HISTORY .,v,d DHsr;t,rv
-~AS anu
'
A N1o.r rntere.t,nr and ue.d.f.1c
- HnnE. ""'o
The title OF the work is as follows:
GEN. n17T3rR IN NEW oR1FAEs. ujatorv
o. The Administrstion tn % Of tie Department Of the
l Gnli IN the yeas 1s3s; with IN @ account ct the
Tidus carer of Gen But]eI @ eiFii and " nt,itar1 Iii
By James Parton; antaor Of the :. Lis and Times
ETC. M R NeW Yort: Yt Mason q Brotbers. s" 'AeAso''
This is one Of the most remarkable and In
terrst;np volumes that baa been ,ssncd fron,
tba ame,,c,n nrcss s,rce The ,non1rr,,,on ~
~ ,1o- r1n In, toot +az+a ~ ,,,a,-n,a,,t
oTMr ~ ~ po.ton ~ S a,sn'.-aa - - % ~, 49, a.or;ass ~
ea-.a - 49, - 49, 11na 80 rra,, - ,1nan1 @ s ~
-. 49, pr
c!a1eu. 4nnose Ever, Ane1caa 1, has le1o ena
nu1nl1ea ~ LIS Aises u 'achson' outt, auo
noiace oteeley- ~ poesee9eS .ne Intcnec-
tuaa capacity ooo A.e1ts 4uanncal'ons 10
lmpa1l s1aee anu 1ntctest 10 nis ncfoes,
"nlie nc at tne same llIne aanetes 10 the 1te-
ral truth OF history, which lends charm to
the subject that fe" other writer's can give.
"hat Heal5 Is as portrait painter. Parton Is
as L biographer. While the portrait Is per-
ect, both os q likeness and work OF art, 1t,
ut the same time, ignores any little detects,
which DO not Affect the tout eHseasofc or thc
faithfulnees OF the portrait.
THIS book, which is really a biography oil
Gen Butler, is doubtless work Of lore
with the author: lie says IN his
lntrooucnon that ne mad watched with deep
interest and approval the. proceedings Of
Gen. Butler In Louisiana, and Immediately
on the return OF That distinguished General,
addressed him letter saying he should
like TO write IN account OF his admfn{stEa-
ton Of the Gulf Department, as well as O
slight Sketch of the life and previous mill
tary career. Of man who, wherever he has
ucc" enp.oJeo' A1e ""aJe oeseiopeu aoll-
1ues equn 10 inc occasion. zen. Buffers &
reply 10 tnas request 1s characteristic Of the
man ae says:
vii suo aeo o ,r 1a ny yoaF aha
direction you mention. NY letter and order books
enan es at 5oas oa1posal q Wet 81 ehe oGial and
by personal conVersation elucidate aay ma.tss3
%nsTein qfee LIT he i th,story might be pcFVerslop
, 1864-02-13

ceatcnttal Physician. formerly Of s.. Louis. Mo-,
f.zcr q Monroe, Chic.go H.. half block from the
.t:s 'ce. on ~ Chronic b1seases. and Diseases OF
srrsc and delicate NATURE In 10th sexes which be
re4ts w1th unparalleled success. Roon1s separate,
tttfa Ladies' AID Gentlemen can consult the poctor
7;h the &tt1ctest privacy. Office houtn from A. H.
+ SP, NJ; Sundays 10 to II A. II. Communications
ea.1dcnt5at. Cotsu!ta,iona fret. Addr css Bog
n; Esciosc two Stamps and get his dude TO Health.
Erorn the Doctors long experience In Hospital and
ss.se psaes.ce be T. abe e perform and wil FasE.
au=s sesere and complicated stat e.. In very abort
t,Er. vitl.out tho use Of mercury.
Ysure utn suffering from eelfabuse src invited to
c.il. perfect cure WazEAn;cd. Female 1trc@ulart.
1e+ attendant Puberty, Atnstruatlon, or persons
Lay!tg any distractions to 1nafrtage should can At
o1ec and be cured. Best Of city references as to
,h;:I.r and success. fel1-T36k4W