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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13

SOLDIERS OF THE UNION

Read the following Letters received from your
Comrades az endorsements OF the WORLD
known as PROF. HoLLoWAY's PILLS. AND
OINTMENT You will here find unsolicited telt-
moniAlS received from all parts Of the country
interested Ter in your welfare, then do not delay
but nG TO yon S Fathers and Motsefs sister," Wives.
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purchAl
your HEALTH For % cents, s. cents or Si.ac viii
T tSs oiioSss arc genuine ts.tsE., on Ole 70.
inLpestion this ONCE On CGPisn sent %s 70 any
QUARTERMABTER'G DEPARrMEHT,i
18th Illinois Volunteers,
FOLLY LGLAHD, s. c., November 20, 1898.
Prof HollOunaV, 70 Maiden Lane, N Y;
sin: Enclosed please md two dollars, for which
uead me one dollars worth each OF your celebrated
Pills and Ointment by return mail. Please attend
70 this at once, for am much In need ofthe above
'o'D' Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, q M,
g9th Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, VApl
January 7, 1854 !
BEAE sIR: have heard a great deal OF talk
about your famous Pills, and a. never was In
DiSrrh1a il very prevalent at the present tineI
send me the worth Of the enclosed closed H9uTs &C.
Co. f, Sth Regt, ExOellior Brigade.
PUIASKI, Team, Dec. q, 1853,
| DEAN uhu OAOfObod 49, $50
send me the amount In your famous Ptllg, a. Am
troutled with Dyspepsia, aud seek cure.
YourG 40, THUMAs =. TURNER,
Co. |, I'd Iowa Infantry.
MORALE ISLAND, 5. C., Jan. ~ ihSa.
jEAH sIE: Enclosed you will dnd 90 cents, TOT
vii, en- WiIh you to send me some ui ynnI vriua-
| bile SillA; Ssrd them BY mail enclose !" S"''
! lOr E1aisSs. ,
AdCFetA lShAEl NAIL
60. D. GtE n. II. Vols, Y u.kUyH,, 4.
CAAF OF bTH LxCELsI0h bnOAhE'I
January ~, tnba.
! Pref. HoHOtoav
! Sis; Please send me for the 'nciuSeh ~ cents tho
worth Of II in PlllA; enclosed mad III cents to pay
| p1stAEe and you will OblIge. address yourt'
| ssr6I VIM. POWERS,
( 90. e, Ith Regt. Excelsior Brigade,
Washington, D. 4.
AOHBIs IILAkn, s. C., Jan. q, 1854.
| Pref BoaO,SAW ,.,,- 49,
| Please and enclosed the sum Of one dollar tOi
PillI have plArrh9A, and Gnu get II ntOppsdI
50 want 70 Wy your ritI I ho N S 49,
10. d, I0Ith hegt. Penn. yOls.,,
Morris Island, s. O.
GAUTIUN. r
1.-The reader OF this "uVtys" cannot get boa Of
PllA or Ointment FROM Cue drug store In his place,
Ect him write to me, 90 Maiden Lane the
\ AA0unt, and will mail box free OF expense.
I May dealers will not keep my medicines On band
y because they cannot make 40 much pront a. on
other persona make. 10 cents, % cents and 81 :"
u Dor COX or pot. ,. Nps-ly
/ EDWARD LYCETT.
Y M BOoN DINlER,
' No. m PAlIN. AyIl EAiIsA.EoID y. =.
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DROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.

CHIEF QUARTERaAsIER's OFrILE)
DEPor OF WAsHISGTOE,
WAsHIsoToE, D. e., June 9, 1861.
once until THUR DAY, Iune 49, 1851 At u o'eooE,
N, for delivery At this depot OF Lumber OF the
following amounts, Kind, and description, viz:
100000 feet - or Inch white plne common Gull
iugr, SOC, 900 feet Of which 10 he from II to
i6ieet long.
70 900 feet 81 or . inch white p,oe common cut.
ings.
100 600 feet - or inch pine Selects not leGa than
l2inehes wide, well seasoned, and dressed
on both sides.
o,olo feet \ Inch white pine selects, we'll sea.
Soned. AID dressed on both sides.
$50 900 feet SKA hemlook soAbtling, 10 feet IOEE
% goo feet 9Is hsmiook IeaGtllng, IS feet .onE
Is 900 feet SS5 Joist. 20 feet long, (hemlOek.l
. 600 feet SIS or 10 joist, u feet long, (hsmloek
10000 hr,t quality IS inch sawed white pine shin
Eles.
500 900 nrIt qu.lIsy 10 insh sawed white ne .hIO.
giles.
10000 hrIt quality Ia inch saved spruce pine ,tIU
ge,.
200 900 nrst quality Is Gsh sAwod oed.r shingles
samples OF shingles and lsths proposed for VIA
All OF the above described - 10 OF good Ger.
ehAntable lumber, subject TO the Inspection Of an
ment.
Al Of The lumber to be delivered within twenty.
i've (2b) days from date Of coutrA act.
The ability OF the bidder TO nlI the 90 attract
should II be awarded him, must be guaranteed by
two responsible persons, whose signatures are 10
be appended to the guaranty.
The full name and 20 Office address OF each
bidder must be legiblJ written in the proposal.
Boncs In = sum equal to hall the amount OF the
contract signed hy the contractor and both Of his
suarAntOrs, will b. required OF the successful bid
der upon signing the contract.
The right 10 reject any or all bIds that NAV be
deemed too high Is reserved BY the Depot Quarter.
master
Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the co.
yelope " Proposals. for Lumber, and addreS cd to
the Undersigned. D. H. RUCKER
BriEAdier General aud Chief QuArtermAsteF,
Je0 Depot Of Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY



a. may be required by this DepaTtnent during the
haeal year ending lure 20, 1888, will be reeeiVed
until l? O'Clock m. on SATURDAY, the % OF July
next. Those unAceompAnied BY satisfactory tosti-
monials OF ability TO ful the contract will not be
considered and contracts will only be awarded 70
establinhed mAnufaetursrS OF, or dealers 10, the
articles.
All articles required must bs OF the beat quality
Of their kind, and aot inferior TO the samples,
which will be exhibited At tho Department.
Each proposal must be sigu.d BY the individual
or frm making II, and must specify hut one price
for each and every article Of the schedule or Of the
Glass bid for.
The articles, whoa furnished, nust sorrsspend
with the samples, or any Of them, II desired, ahd
In be Interior In quality, 70 the sampler and
they must he delivered without delay when or
| and failure so to comply with this stipulation
will be deemed cause for tbs abroEaoa OF the con
tract.
Articles not named In the schedule are 70 bs FUR
lowest market prices, and the right 10 reserved Of
ordering greater or less quantity of each article
contracted for, as the public service may require.
Bonds, with approved security, must be given BY
the person rr Arm Obtaining tho enntrAetj and In
the event OF the IefuIA neglect Of the
to furnish any article articles named 10 the
| tract, nu the order of the disburIinB clerk, the
| same may be purchased in open market, and the
difference In price paid Their for And the eontTAsI
price Ih all he paid by the contractor, and DO do
Quoted In the settlement Of his account for the
quarter daring which such refusal or neglect may
| occur.
The Iuhjoinsd schedule speeches, as nearly -
| can now no done, the amount, quality, and de-
scr,pton OF each Of the articles. likely 70 be TO
quired.
elasteS separately, and contracts for one or moro
of the classes awarded, - nay be deemed most
| AdVA ,tAgeous to the Department.
| Proposals to Be- Addressed to this DspArtnent oil
| State, And endorsed " proposals. foT StAtionsFy."
| 80 No
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 4, 1884.
sealed propossiS for STATIONERY viii be received
o. this Dipaftment until the ssh DAY OF July, iseI
Al ia O'Clock N.
Samples OF the articles In class will be fur
the Department.
The department reserves TO ltsell the right TO
order the writing paper plain or faint lined 10 any
required pattern,
Deliveries Of all articles 10 tho several classes
will be furnished TO bidders with the samples OF
articles In class l.
An dellyeIie, win 30 subject to inspection BY sn
expert detailed for that purpose BY the secretary
article shall be deemed sutfieisnt cause 20 Snnui
peIVsriss must be free Of charge a, tho rrs.,u
nv DepArtmept, Washington.
Each proposal must be siEned by the Individual
or Arm making IL, and be aeoompSnicd by a salts
fsstory guarantee that the bidder viii execute :
contract with good And sufficient bonds, n his hid
be Aosepted.
The failure to comply with any one order under
4 contract to operate to the forfeiture OF the en-
tire penSity OF tho bond, or The Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase in omen mArket
OF such quantities OF any articles as shall be ne
eessAty to supply the deficiency caused by such
failure and charge TO the contractor my per cent.
70 nay for such articles.
Proposals unaecompanled with sAtIafAetory
guarantees will not be considered, and contracts
Of !" or q desierT in The Ii articles '''N
Class No l.
White Cap PAper
White Legal Cap PAper
White Quarto Post Paper
White Packet Note PApeF
White ommeroiai Note PApAr
yellow Envelope Paper
Brown Wrapping PAPER
Red BIottinE Paper
card DlottibE BoAf,ls
White EnyeioneG ofisiAl sisa,
White EnyeIops1, letter siTsN
| White Enyelopes, note size
| CopyinT P.uef
white DENY PAret
white Medium Paper
White super ROYAL PApaT
| Class No o.
| Best quality Copying Ink
| Best duality Blsok Ink
| Best duality Blue Ink
| Best duality Writing fluid
| Bast duality CArmiLe Ink
| Fabers best Black Lead Pensii., Mo-. !, 9, .,
| and l.
| Fabsr's best Red and Blue Pencils
| steel Pens
| steel Pen-hAndlea
Gold Pens
| n,,INI.
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ALEX ANDRIA, Va.

KWSPAPERS AND PERIOD.
IN GALS
J. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer in NewspA.
psru, Periodicals, Novel;, Stationery, Prints, 10.
bAssoI sssaru, FlASs and Playing Cards, also, u
large assortment OF Plain and ColoFed Photo
graphs, IFS King ttrset, four doors below Provost
MArshApG once, Alexandria, Va.
Subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash.
iAgton DAILY national RCPUBLIrAE received.
Gp90-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13

IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN. AN
i Infallible Cure without the use OF MedicineL-
Have you been addicted to that habit which has
ruined 90 many Of your sex SOLITARY vICEN
II necessarily weAkenA the organs. oeeAlioninK
VOLUPTUOUS DREAMS and INVOLUNTARY
neutrality-suspicious. invariably, II not arrested
In time, . train Of symptoms such a. weakness
and Pain In the Back and Limbs, Pain In the Head,
Depression OF Spirits, Loss Of Memory, NeIvou.
Debility, Trembling, Eruptions Of the Face Paliid
CountenAnee, and General Prostitution OF the
Muscular system, and not unfreq uently Fatuity,
EpIeptie Fits, and often Insanity and Consump-
ton.
DIR. Y. U. ELLINGTON, after trying 70. years 70
find = medicinal cure for the above complain
without satisfactory results, has discovered
STRICTLY MECHANICAL remedy, which IL a
certain and infalliblo euro In all cases, IA used
without Inconvenience TO the patient by aAy or
night when employed at any kind Of business
either active or GGdentAry, whether farmer, mo
ohAnic student soldier or sailor and will DO for
wArded TO any address In an ORDINARY envelope,
with directions how to use, on the receipt Of FIVE
DOLLARS. Address DIR. Y. o. ELLINGTON,
ApT-5ms Box 1855, Washington, D. c.
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DHILP q SOLOMON,

pHILP q SOLOMON,
BOOKSELLERS ARMY sTATIOKKKs,
PRINTERS
BLANK BOOK MAN OTACTURHRs,
ana PENEsYLVAy IA AVAHUB,
have constantly on hand
All Military and Nav al Work.,
Now and recent Pub deAtionG,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field order Books,
Field Manifold Written,
Company Roll BookE,
General Order Files
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension kAd Bounty HANKS
Record books for use At head uaFt.rr ~ II.
dBtAnt Adtutaht GeneTAlG - ~
V@Y IhoEt AOtlOs. ~
Al PaSiSi Boob sent ~ mail hss Of postage.
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uOLORED VOLUNTEERS WANTED
WIS IA TO GIVE NoTICE THAT

THIS ID TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
l the IubIorlber hath obtained from the Or
rhsns, Court OF Washington county, in the Dis
irct u Columbia, Letters OF standardization on the
peTLOuEl estate Ui samuel Reeve, late Of WAshlnE-
ioy'nn county Aforesaid, deceased. All persons
hAylLg claims pnSt the said deceased are hereby
HArIcd to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
heIeoi to the subscriber, on or before the sth day
10. January next they may Otherwise by law Be-
,SaludUd from al bensnt OF the said estate.
Given under ~ land this 9th day OF JGnuAFT, 4.
D. lbsl, ookBTARTlA REEVE
myGb SSB' AdIsiHiIt1atIk
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KE( 'KIIITS.
} EGRUITr RRCRU ITSIl

ce,D EGKUITr RBCRU ITSIl
sutI
effe EIHUIlS MATTED ~ Ill the quota IN De
tot G1llmtia Now 10 the time 10 volunteer !
g5Nunty TO veterans Bb6l $40 paid In advance
tIoppunty To New Recruits tIb2, sg2b paid in AL
to n hunt Inr ColOred HeSruIGs sISn paid N sd
W nee
In Any person bringing a recruit foSTuits 70 my
reT noe VIII be paid literally
AZ Volunteers come and get the BCuuty and serve
n 'T country. -
= ,ruIuitiEg Ot1onT, bOo New JeTaeY avenue, oppO-
o ate the depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
& ROAD C"m any, Warrington, d. c. mlO-u
nNULORED VOLUNTEERS WANTED
y OI5O CASH DOWN, -
apply Etths
RECRUITING OPPICR,
6Oe New Jersey avenue.
Any prtHon bringing RECRUIT or RECRUITS
my 0ueo will be paid nbeFAIly,
VOLUNTEER AND SAVE YOURsHLH PROM
BEING DRAFTED. mIO-n
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RED DINGrs RUSSIA sALVRt
Real Pain Extractor.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has FULLY established the superiority OF this sAlEe
over all other healing remedies. II reduces III .
mos, angry looking Swelling1 and InnammB tions As
II by Magic; heals Old Sores, Wounds, BuruS,
scAllB, kG In = surprisingly short time.
Only % cents Box.
The above are all old and well-eStAbliAhsd Rene
dies.
For Sale by
J. =. DIEEAORE, t0l Broadway, Now York,
S, W. FoWLgk Co, IS fremont street. BoHtou,
and by all DruBgiStE ny?b'WLSm
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CLOTHING.

~ = -.
r EFT 'EM RISE LET 'EM RISE /
Ia LET EN- RISE
WHO CARES
A Sic Months stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The balance Of our WINTER STOCK is At the
merry Of The public We ,hsn no, speak Of uSn
again
WAIT NO LONGER NOW Is THE TIME.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We will no, carry them over.
The ErsHt invention Of the age,
PALMERs sPoEciNG MACHINE.
Every yard OF Eoodi ,hrunk before making up.
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, we shall
continue 10 sell less than any othSr house In this
city.
SPRING ovERCOATS
CLOTHING
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
sEETLEMRNs FURNISHING GOODS
Of svery description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE To ORDER.
call and see samples before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
|
.
j. d. eAilh'
q" Sh'hHfh STREET, opposite Post otn's
Also A' "D'""'' IN inc rear TOT Tue
JoBBING TRADE,
u,., u.,,-
greatly 70 their advantage TO call at
20 We, Ru,,nor, stree,
AN w" On ~
~ = - -
VIZ NAVE our rHnn
wu,, .,x,u..u,,
wv AVN pvvr ,uccpssrr,
uoaous,.a,v ov,D, IN III, ,,., thu, III, uub,,,
, hsv. found gu, and appreciate our motto:
MANY SALES, BUT SMALL PRoyITsI
-''N'-'N
BOYS CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY
us-u J. BRUCE d co.
0FHIcR,"
-
3
puov ANN Inn pRIurpps
} VII H'"'" '"'eH near f'an''NAniA Avenue
!. "AshNSioN Ciif'
i Having stoAuJ increased We tASilihei oi III
above Old Established Printing
II Rouse oJ N Almost
4.
p Sud L.. NiiihIn Of several OF the n.ost improve
=, pnw kRyHxaa
y
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TNERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLI hBIA-Rotee
Thereby given thst, by = rule OF the Court, ~
AHrmB have boon fixed a. IOllOwgI
GeHual FIRMS
ThifI Monday Of January.
First MOpGaT OF NAY.
Third NU,.''N oi October.
J. - ~ he Ciyrua Cotuf.
IN which AlOEc A July Ia impGon slcd Irt VI, Wa
" CiYil eNHea)
FirBt Tuesday Oi FI,TuaTy.
Third Monday q May,
First Tuesday Of I,UVomheT,
TERM Of he Grifi,lEI io.-
FiTBl riULlRy OF March,
Third Ne adEy Of June.
first ,IlndGy Of December.
IeJ7,g Of the DiSiTacf GeH'
TiT1t Mont ~ u June.
First DIOnlLv o. EeeembeT,
S;1iiGI TerBu
FIRST IUsEdsy Il drnuary.
First TdeBQsy february.
fiIst TuesdR' ., NATsh.
First TuoEdGy OIL April.
Third Monday OF May
First Tuesday OF JuLe.
First Tuesday Of July,
PirGt Tuesday Of ssptembss.
FIRST Tuesday Of October.
First TuehdAy Of November.
FiTst TUESDAY VI Dasembet,
BV pIIin nfN" QUA .. J. HEAaA
IYD
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NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.

NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
All bona hds actual settlements under eKistinl
laws subsiipg Vrior to and up IN the date OF thii
proclamation, will be recognized, and all such
settlers are hereby called upon TO come forward
and establish and enter their claims with tho
Register and Receiver before the day fixed IN the
forego ng for the ment OF the public sale
J. NJ EDMUNDS, Commissioher.
NoTE,-Under the regulations OF the Depart
nent, As heretofore and now existing, no payment
can be made for advertising AmNtions, except
by the Com missioner Of the General Land Once.
le2-lAwI2w
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13

CoUGHsl CoLDsl CONSUMPTION
WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, DIM
Guilty OF Breathing, Asthma, hoArssaSsH,
Sore Throat, Group, and every
Affection OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
Wistar'I BalsGm Of wild Cherry does not d y up
Cough and leave the seeds Of Consumption 10 the
system, but loosens IT, and oleAnses the LunRs OF
all impurities. ~
None SenuinS unless signed ~. BUTTS" on the
wrapper
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13

THIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OF.
Y FICE, DEPoT OF WAsHH sToN, WASHIHSToN,
-, January I, 1854.
Nl dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumbar, Leather,
U'Jae Furniture, Harness, and sAddlery, are re-,
q,.rIted to send to this once, on the MONDAY OF
sAcls week, Sc Ned proposal or list IN dupiledis
Of the articles tn W prepared 10 furnish to this
Depot At short 0otiee, with the price Of each
marked In plain .Iguros, 30 that, ~ case the eX-
KuncieG Of the IerV Ice require H. the article
lowest price.
Dealers wishing to soil 70 this Depot will be TO-
quired 10 furnish the list punstuAlly every Monday
morning, d. II. FUCKER,
Brigsdier General = I'd Chief QuGrtermaIier,
,Ab-H Depot OF WAIhInBtoA.
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EDwARD LYoE EFT; ,,u,.,.
Boob. g Ssa ~ f e va. W. NV A p
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q PRIN DEBI 1 T Y
LANGUoR, LAssITUDB,

LANGUOR, LAssITUDE,
AND THAT
Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar 70 the SPRING TIME OF THE IEkh
are Immediately relieved BY the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution OF PR0T0XIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with Its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON,
Infusing sTRENoTH, VIooR, and NEW LIFE into
all rArts OF the system.
One OF the most Distinguished Jurilts In New
England writes to . friend a. follows:
81 have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and tho
result fully sustAins your prediction. II has made
. NEW MAN OF met Infused into my system new
vigor and snergyj an no longer tremulous and
debilitAted, As when you last mo- but stronger,
heArtier and with larger capacity for labor, mem
tai and physical, than at any time during the last
ave years"
An eminent divine OF Boston says:
"IhAve been using the PERUVIAN BYR UP for
some time pAsti 1t gives ne NEW vIsol, EUoT-
ANCY or BPIRITB, ELASTICITY OF NUCLEI
Pamphlets free. ]. p. DINSM0RE,
No, 4si Broadway, New York.
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80 EHPk ES.- NP&Hi,
hFFiCE bI4 Pr -. ,TENUE.
wIsh0pnyH. BS, D. 4.
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TOnN WKLC KER'S
u VUHLER RHRTAURAF1

TOnN WRLC RR'S
d UUHLGR RHRTAURAFI
ID L. MB,4Ja DoSssJ
BaR PENNSYLVANIA A"rSuE,
HslNoau Ninth and Touth Streets (un itsiF'
tho proprietor n this tAVOrita RsHthuFNut nsJ
ar ed no paine /" make this the bSSI AeS'AurAnL
Washing onj ard he pOintS With pleasure To W.
AIge patronage no has Always hseT nOuoTeJ Ttf ,
aud respectfully SoleitS CONTINUANCE Of the sane
GAME, OYSTERS, anu Other Tsfr' thmsnSs soD-
Nsatly "a hand, aud At tts WOst s~ssonSb's TAtsl
hGTA.FtfT,
rlSNHI, AN
CPPeR
prspAIed al stS shortest notiss Lsd an AZ % ~
INtlafaGtCTy manner.
RrsskfNl' trOu S " - salr-s. ..~'d D
az ~ ~ hr"--
EFFIGY ARMY MIRRORS. "a
sOurACHB, on EMBRoIoEkn
BRAID, BUGLE AND BEAD GIMP, -
ENAMELEb Glotii DREGs LINING, .
STEEL ANDJET BkADa, ..' O.. -
BUGLAs, So, E.'sn. g-. no 30 q
Leather DrSIa 1imhiAgh A. u ~
BENJAMIN n. DhIIMr
Ry7-'m lS7 DuAHs street, New Ssft' J,
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LI.kH.
Leave foot Of Barclay street at .. IN. and y. n
From foot Of Cortland street at I, 8 and 10 q A.,
u NJ q ard 4 >. ~, and 70 night.
The 9 p. 10. liIe runs daily all Others sunlGyG
excepted. W. Il. GATZMER, Agent
PhilA and N. Y. tinsB.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 70, 1904. deIi
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

oil One company, of the Elk River Oil
Association, j. already A. KQgk. b9SllgEen.
Elk River-having three wells 10 progress,
which they expect 70. have sunk by CHRIST
mas. There are other companies which are
leasing up the land on speculation; which
should be discouraged. Weought and want
70 know o soon a may be whether oil res
ally exists here in quantities to pay: IL
certainly does exist in very many places,
and every indication favors the belief that
the Great Kanawhs and its tributaries Will
become rs noted for Petroleum a. are enc
waters of the Little Kanawha.
But capitalists who wish TO work canpof
be disappointed ID coming here. II theg
don't succeed in oil-though they have A.
favorable a chance for that here az any
where else whore wells have not actually
been sunk--they are sure of coal, iron and
salt. There is no longer Any danger shout
here from guerrillas, for our scouts are
keeping the country clear. Certainly there
is no place which 90 much needs, which
will so richly repay the investment of CAPT
tai as the Kanawha Valley. There are ma
ny leases for oil yet to be obtained on IA,
vorable terms by those meaning work, ant
many who a,e anxious to sub-lease to men
having capital to sink wells. We know
there is oil here, and though We are not &c
ologists, we know of one who is, that il
working with unabating zeal in getting al
the leases he can.-Wsst Viryiaia Journal
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12
West Virginia Central Rail
PARA

The subscription books to the stock Of
the West Virginia Railroad are still open to
our citizens, at the store of Messrs. Slack
4 Atkinson. A considerable amount has
been subscribed, but it is small to what II
ought to be. We fear the attention of our
people 10 too much absorbed in the oil ex-
element, and In specuIstions of another
character, to consider we'll the vast impor-
lance of this great work. We again assure
our people, that iu our opinion, the road is
bound to be made as soon as money can
make it, whenever the condition of the
country will admit its commencement.
This section of our State has deep inter-
est in securing by its liberal subscription
to the capital stock, proper share in its
directory. No time should now be lost in
completing the subscriptions here, and a.
we have said before, every man owning
land or intending permanent residence
along the line Of this contemplated road
from Preston county to the mouth of the
Sandy, on the Ohio River, should take
more or less stock. The shares are but
fifty dollars, and almost every man oan
take one or two shares. No Improvement
ever suggested for our new State promised
so much for the sure and rapid development
of our boundless resources as thi. Central
Railroad. We hope to see the people, es-
pecially along the line, wake up to q just
sense Of its vast Importance, and ofthe duty
that rests upon them, for their early action
on the ubject-Kanapha Republican.