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GOVERNM'T SALES.

A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES.
WAN DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU
OFFICE OF CHEZ QUARTERmAsTER,
WASHIEoToE, d. G., April Is, 1854.
VIII be sold at public suction, to the highest
bidder, at the times and places famed below, viz;
Newport, PennA., Thursday, May 5th,
Gettysburg, PennA., Monday, May 9th,
Altoona, PennA., ThurEdAy, May 18th,
Mifhin, PennA., Thursday, May 18th,
Reading, PennA., Thursday, May Goth,
Lebanon, PennA:, Thursday June I'd,
Northumberland, Penna., Thursday, June 9th,
Scranton, PennG., Thursday, June 10th,
WilliAmIport, PennA Thursday, June 23d.
One Hundred (l00l horses At Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred and Fifty (26O) at each Of the other
places.
These horses have been con iemned as unit for
the cavalry service OF the United States Army.
For roadand farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold Iingly,
Sales begin at 10 a. m, and continue daily till all
are sold.
only. JAMES A. EKIN,
It. Col. and q. Q. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
Ap26-tie20
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pYJAs. O. INQUIRE & CO., AUG
ID TONERS.

DY JAS. O. INQUIRE 4 CO., AUG
I'D TONER'S.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE
OF Ground on seventh street west, between q
street and Rhode Island Ayenue.-0n MONDAY
AFTERNOON, May 9th, at half past FIVE O'Clock,
on the premises, by virtue of decree Of the late
Circuit Court and an amended decree OF the Su-
preme Court Of the District OF Columbia sitting
~ Court OF Equity, the latter decree dated 2oth
OF April, 1884, and rendered IN cause, No. Ts8,
wherein Elizabeth Brent is complainant, and ChAs.
+. Brent and others, defendants, the undersigned
will sell the whole OF Square No. 40, Bubdlvlded
into twenty-five desirable Bulldog Lots fronting
respectively on Seventh and Eighth streets west,
between q street and Rhode Island avenue.
Terms; One-thiTd cash. the remainder In six and
twelve months with interest secured to the salts
faction OF the trustee or all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser.
All convey aneeS and stamps at the expense of
purchaser.
J. CARROLL BRENT, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.,
Ap2S-l AuetioneeFE.
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he u prepared TO deliver 10 purchasers In any part
OF The city, at reduced prices, Also, Anthracite
ehAGerI. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. tsl Twelfth Htreet, between and str eets,
'no8-t F.E. C0RBETT.
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! Odd Fellows In Maryland number over
(ouBand members.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS.
| EoRD's NEW THEATRE
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENN. AVENUE.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
r .s arai.
POSITIVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS
OF the Great American Trasedlan,
boo EDWIN FORREST
THIS tTuEsDAY) EVENING, NAY,
LAST NIGHT
LAST NIGHT
.4 .a.ss LAST NIGHT
''. LAST NIGHT
OF THE
GLADIATOR
GLADIATOR
~ .r. GLADIATOR
GLADIATOR
EDWIN FORREST
EDWIN FORREST
EDWIN FORREST
... .rr sPARTACUs.
sPARTACUS.
sPARTACUs.
The last opportunity OF witnessing this Great
performance.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
POSITIVELY LAST TWO NIGHTS
OF
EDWIN FORREST.
MoNDAY-The Grand Spectacle OF the
myS-It NAIAD QUEEN.
EORD'S NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE.
LAST THREE NIGHTS
EDWIN FORREST,
This TUESDAY EVENING, MAYA
o. 3Scs more and for the LAST TIME, In his Great
sPIRTACUs,
in Dr. Birds tragedy Of the
GLADIATOR.
To morrow-BENEFIT OF MISS ALICE GRAY.
CherIy's Glorious Comedy Of "The, soldiers
Daughter" and the Amusing Farce OF Sketches
IN sndls ~ which tho Popular Eavorite MISS
appear.
-, ThSpI.dsy.EDwIE FORREST will appear, for
CAIUs MARCUS,
in shakspeare's coRIoLANUs myS
Growers THEATRE.
~ Pennsylya9is avenue, near willard. Hotel.
Az ~ aroysr, Nav cp::;1.t s,:., @
Philadelphia.
THIS (TuEsDAY) EVENING, MAY 3, Ios4,g
Last night but four, most positively OF the great
Dramatic Combination,
- j. ". WALLACK,
The performance will commence with Tenn TAy.
lors beautiful play OF
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP,
To conclude with Wilkea' Thrilling Romantic
Play OF the
SCALP HUNTERS.
The Manager 10 pleased to announce that Mr..
Wallack win comply with the requests made to
him, aud Will repeat his great impersonation OF
FAGINl
Tomorrow Wednesday, Eyening when the entire
play OF
OLIVER TWIST
Including the Great Last Scene, which was una.
VoidAbly omitted on Saturday evening last.
Q, d. HESS,
myS Business Manager and Treasnrer.
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The largest and moat talented Company of ArtIsteu
ever seen in the city Of Washington.
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tOl,ALbN NEWS.
Excntston UrIor Ohm. Or INV Yop

Excn1sioR USroS cLun, or NEW YoRK.-
An adjourned meeting of the Exoelaior Union
club, o. New YORK, wts held last evening AZ the
National HoteL siles seymour, Enq., m the chair.
Mr.. Vandeburg, OF saratoge county, acted ~ ssere-
tAry until the Afrlvale ihe rpsulAs one The first
business called forlwas the Teportt Of oommittees
reported draft oi onatltution, which was read
80 reported was read By articles and sections and
with alight amendments was unanimously adopt
ed. The club y TO meet every Monday evening Al
some place yet TO be selected. To besome mem.
her, rtqui5ei person 70 10 a eltiIen q New York
temporarily Tesiling In This otyj must pay an ini
uAtion fee Of ~ and must pledge 10 use
all legitimate means to elevate the beet men 70
places Of responsibilliyj mast be q supporter Of
the present administration, and more especially
he must do all In his power to secure the success
ofthe nominees Of the Union National Convention
70 be held In Baltimore, on the It'll proximo. -a
James M. Cay Eeq., chairman OF the eommittee
on organization, reported that the laborB OF said
COMMITTEES had been but partially perfected, and
asked that their labors might be continued until
the next meeting, when they Will be prepared to
recommend the names OF several gentlemen for
permanent officers OF the club. Nearly all the
mombers present then Voluntarily came forward
and subscribed their namea TO the constitution
and paid their Initiation fee.
The next meeting will take place on Monday
next, when an election for ofhoern VIII take place
The meeting WAS composed OF some OF the ster-
ling men OF the Empirs state, and we expect the
Excelsior Club, In short time, VIII have nu-
merous membership.
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BRILLIANT TRIUMPH
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF THE NEW
COMEDY COMBINATION.
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SYRACUSE, February 20, 1864.
IhAvs been deaf In one ear ever since left col
lege, some twenty years ago. BY the skill Of DR..
Lghthill, Its hearing was completely restored, so
that now hear alike with both ears, and fnd
that can use my voice with much n ore ease and
comfort than before. ... .....
n2s-eoIw JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE.
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Nh ENFHRE cHhESE 81 81 G FR SSMIHs MEEK
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.OfFICaAI. NOTICES.

VI EIClAI NOllOED.
OPTICAL. lF|N
WAh DEPARTMENT, 81
ADJUTANT 0ErERAL's OTTIcT
|, WAsHIreToE, March II, 1894 !.
All applications for leaves Of absence or PEI.
mission 10 visit Washington must be addressed 70
Major General Halleok, Chief Of STAFF, and must
specify the business for which the ofaoer desires
the permission. Kilograms addressed direct 10 M
Secretary Of War on this subject will receive no
Attention. n
BY order Of the Secretary Of War. 4
rfU s. l con. 4. D. TOWNSEND,
m21-u Assistant AdIutAnt General.
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KIMBALL q SINCLAIR, PRACTI.
IN CAL MACHINlSTs and repairsrs OF Printing
Presses, steam Engines, boilers, Sewing Machines
ho' shop, In rear OF the REPUBLICAN once, Ninth
Personal attention devoted 10 the business, and
all work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Apls-lm
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EVERY ACT NEW THIS WEEK,
forminga
GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT
oenth
OroheauA.. 80 cents
Private BoxeH, holding six persons.
Door open At o'clock Performance to COM
menoo ~ 9 o'clock
FAMILY MATINEE,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock,
When the prize drama OF 1.-THE Mountain Outlaw
will be produced.
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EOR SALE. "A LARGE, C0MM0DI-
JIG Gus, well-built house, situated IN the most
desirable part Of the city, for sss i wei tSr,
house ~ q great bargain. Inquire Of
WARD H. LAMoN
ington. fel6-tf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Louifidna dpentie, near ne oorfeT Of SizfA ffreef
lin rear Of the Metropolitan and National HotelsA
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
geo. Lea. ..."....,....... Proprietor
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

6OO BUSHELS POTATOES.
Prime white Mercer Carter, Peach Blow, and
Prinoe Albert for seed and family use. H''
For sale by J. p. BARTH0L0W,
Dealer In Hardware and Agricultural
Implements, Seeds, and Fertilizers,
o68 seventh street,
my2-lw Washington City, d. G.
, 1864-11-24
MeDlcl11a1.
D1e. T1AEkASs
SYPHILITIC CURE.

.
sI,A;a fNod;c;no 10 Il aaEo and Radical
411a 1uGS1:;, Ac ~ = ~ ~ pr;-.r-, [ sa.
euro tor 6ypd1l1S IN f0e 3I1!HaHY56 6e~
ccrdarv and Tertiary staeess and Is
+ha -rag+ ;--,ror+o,,+ i3Ye3;ce1 }1;acov-
t4o AA09@ LII E@A A3A% 4aA9sA~ea4 '~&aSVF
arV of the Nineteenth Century,
From time 11enor1n1 there has existed fn MI large
etftrs n Contagious SEXUAL DISEASE, called SY.
Eii1fIiS Ei,Ict depends uron special cause that oi
INSTINCT Wits, which capable of transmission By
DK. Mxi!Ks' sYrHIL1T1C CURE Is tho only medt.
cIne Ehici las ever BEEN discovered that WILL
CURE su sYTuMirfc VII dTENEisEAI DisEasEs il al
elH sselg &c aa ts aa
fhis ies;rucise disease, which has bacd the skill
to Be consigned 10 PEsiATUKE GRAVES, or 70 dag
entoi by ITIsEITS ONLY TRUE REMEDY-as any
LIS Is chara ty three distinct STAGES
.he smotns ~ each sta~e nn rhs nrices r he n1ed
fcfns mr. PACEAGE Is riyen 20 that persons In he
conn1ry can order The retnit the
h{r {s rrcnmmrnhed IN cnre the nartIcr1ar atare Al
r. dIseasc Ws whcf ,he1 sni1gr p'4 VI
THf: FIRST. or PHIM HIiY STAGES Of sfphl,,s IA
7rhrn lie chanrrra nr nicrrE rrst annPsr IA fiine
should be LOST in PROCURING package olDR MARES
GG ons %G4 64 f9sts Ps a. o he Ell as
Ca9stic. % %Erush, soap, Sponge md Lnt. ''-4'''
- Esr;cn rnr ra II. d u -
, 1864-11-24

. J.. 4+,,,+. 1eo 1o,o. &. .,nos+ +o+.u~
aes4$ated " # I'll. tske year IL rehnild x
=. ~. ta19 e. 1 trta ~,
caatie ~ R";1rnsd n Stafe institnii6n ns;ea1so
ths Rrstern md Htlanfic. and to Which tha
Gonfadnrocr is indehfcd many nill{nna Of do!-
1are ! snnn;ne fro1n Atlanta to Anonsfa- III
1n;1rs ;e 5asfnornd f1om Atlanta Il coTinr-
~ Il ,nites The occnn.tinn of Anrnsia
.s;.{ "a - t. soatr,ct;on TLa Maccn and
Wastam s. pa;t1ceJ r.r1,;ne, FINN At1enta tn
Meae 1de 49, ta;1ps +; a..,;.a3, 1ostroraJ The
9sa: : ~ Ga4; ltGs Ps,1nd = 3nsnG fsom Ma.
oeoig!e Gsn Gt51au 1T ss;,,e tuni nnd ,r;,i ~
soa ~ esEaa s,3 ~ t.ue, t+ant;on u T.. law
9oao' 1ecelse rt snsrS ~ G,.ss1a.tn- " IL 1.
Gays. f5om Aagassa % GnSsasSyon' n3.nis y ~ 4
y IL ,,.e rom N a Most'g III 3pa nanuf.c.
49, - LIE ~ aa.n1, nvoJ omrnnttion and
1!ass ~. suot' snen. p11u I1a.n ana Tr,nr. 1u'
~: 'noE, Mf ~ H. w. e9 na ~ oha1, nso - madc
pia- t1All tnc po"ueF LIZ teoot7 o7' - H'1oe
ncaF hhugusA. :.t... ;.to,,o,. eto,-
II beaniS1 aetenp.s st ~ 4nevaesRs % 9 nt;aa W.
uan OF I1.p" ~. ILL., ~ ssnh - -. fa-,..,
army, N1ta az 1ts s5asap4Glnai1a2 ~ ssas1 nun
Cof1ntn 70 A1efao1an" u must tnen ma'cn
from Meridian to montgomery, q distance OF
about 200 miles, with only short piece Of
railroad, with no means of transportation,
running from Uniontown to Selma. By the
time Beaurcgard reaches Macon Sherman
would be out of his reach. Thomas Is watch
i11e. g. F. T. B. and Is befur heavily reinforced
, 1864-11-24

pROPOSALS F'OR BEEF.
o'rlez sgeExv1;;so c.s. ss oSSox1s.YssssssT'{ 10Y "a
Sssss ri IN
q the Tennessee and Arkanass drawing theiF sugpes
sS sad aoss .s1es ss!s pe
sss sss,a sf E1ssss @ d. sE ss ,: - E:
tween Cairo and tic mouth Of The fi1er:
BE- % +
tnos bulls staEs heiers or eox. not iess thsn three
2ae enaa!sa pounds; 1hs arsrsss ss'shs to s. @ lot
he Beef to be q good and wholesome quality, with
equal proportions OF fore and hind Quatters tneGka
5 ; e e Il
tact sh. be cut OF At the fourth veItebFal Joint md
auartefs shai be cut oa ION tnfee to lonz inehes
above The knee Joint and OF the hind qusrteFs from
IL Tse ee Sss e s. s
places az q saeh qasasities ay q directed .
@isssry f ef ~ amy or command ID DO aela. Of Il
9s tss pe ss &
the use Of troops such cattle may be seized esp
'o1f liz vi pound 1T which
e ~ gntsd st.es 5q,ats9
s R
bc2artaents on a.Etsbls stseaz ana railroad tran'
81
fsa sSPsses espy s nas
fom dloya persona, thYso Interested In more than
to hIs hid, vii! not be consllerea-
Seither eontracto1s q .her agents @ VII BE- noEed
f!a!s Rs5;is. Tthout aqs aSno'1y
tunless known to the un5srsIEneD must be shown hy
The ocla. certificate o TIE Clerk Il the nsasest Ds
fhc nsme ot thc arms must 6e stated + fall, With
th b;S sns5 q Il
ent posted at its head. and be n he following iora:
, 1864-11-24
Can Eie Release Our Prisoners ut the
SOuIl4

lFTom INC y a5A1nEton Star. NOT. Is:
our IN iratn nnn nno otbsr tbs o.
ported movement Of Sherman in the Cotton
States, thcorize upon the probabilities Of his
being ablc to iberate the large number Of
prisoners they state as being at Anderson
vile, Georgia. Some Of them accord
" plan out q campaign for him, having for
lis purpose a ch to Andersonylle and the
liberation Of those prisoners, the organization
Of Federal authority, civil and military, in
Western North Carolina, after which the cap
ture Of Wilmington, and then movement On
Richmond in cooperation with Grant. These
papets do not seem to be aware that the Un-
, 1864-11-24

- The Now York correspondent Of the
London Herald has just revealed the fact that
the "Essay on Miscegenation," oyer which
the Democratic papers raised such howl of
horror during the Presidential campaign, was
simply democratic quiz, perpetrated upon
the crazy leaders Of the Abolitlon'sts." Il
certainly would require Northern Democrat
to promulgatc such theory, and a Southern
Democrat to practice 1t.
, 1864-11-24
Qbiroao Iribunc.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER. r. 1864.



TuaE-"A "Anstrjed."
Ancient Of endless days,
From Heaven, Thy 1Wel1ing-pIace.
peign to descend; -
And as We homage par,
+ On thtA Thanksgiving Day,
v. And blessing send.
We gratesuuy would own
Thy early faror shown -
Unto our land.
Thou didst our fAthers cheer.
Through NIL their night Of fear,
Delivtrancc bringing near
Tho patriot band.
'''- For years md SEASONS paat.
Laden with blessings vast,
Our thanks We Taiae.
For mcrcies now poaseascd.
The Gospel light snd rest
And al that makes us bfcst, J
We render pratse.
Thanks for our President
Him whom Thy mercy sent
In troubles hour,
Our nations cause to guide,
When war'a tempestuous tide,
SufgtnE from every side.
Seemed to ove1power. So.
Oh, God, Thy hand ia seen,
For Thou hast with ub been
Unto this day;
When foes werc thwardng him,
Ever supporting him, -
Wisdom lmpartiug him,
Guiding our waJ. :. =: -,
o, hea1 our earnest prayer
Bless and our ruler spare
Still to preside;
And may we early see,
Through cur adyersity,
Our land exalted be, y
And purified.
Thou didst not, Lord, deBpise -.
The prayers and humble cries
Of our distress;
And since 1t pleaseth Thee
To grant US Victory.
All praise We render Thee,
Thy nan3e wc b1css.
tAsIENo, KankAkee Co., Ill.
, 1864-11-24
DR.. K3ni's Specific.

The oldest and most reliable medicine for the curt
vi Spcrmht1rThea. seminal Weakness, loH Of Power
&c Thu medicine has Stood the &est ol thirty Year,
and has always proved 4 success.
DE- KANDtb SPECIFIC ts exhibited In tae form Q!
Mills made up of bpbatAncs lhAt have specific elect
upon the Ecpetatiye organs. Moat p1sons ass2clate
The tdea OF Operations uron the bowels from taxing
2ny k1nd OF Hills TIC specific ot Mr. Rand Is not In
tended a. an evacuating tdlcne. lts m:1lc:na' v1r
tueH a5v expended entirely upon the impaired reEen
eratyc organs The pills not -UnpleAs to tue
taste and mnny pe1ont suass1cate them with tnpunl
y before swallowing them. which plan we would n
EAuTeccmruen1, auosulng the spetdless way TO Ee
theencct Of thc remedy
Price 81 per box, SIX boxes fot q. Sold BY Drug
EtatS cycty where.
4Gs Chestnut strcet, Philadelphia. Pa.
HdnfyNE krT.i4
, 1864-11-24
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

for the Delelisc-Polftfca1 Matters
Tho Oit1 Fellows, GRIND Lodge and
their L0yaltY-nlf1ftaFy Mntters, etc.
, 1864-11-24
DR.. EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER.
FEVER AND AGuE KILLER:

This Med;eiuo will cuze Aguo and
Fever, Dumb Aguo, Chi1ls and Fovor,
Intermittent aLd dE4cuittpnt Eeve1s,
and every form Of Fovor incident to
the West.
Or. EaQterly-s Fever and Aene Killer Is WARI.AN-
TED 70 CCI.E and ifIt FAILS tile money Will be 70
turned to tue purchaser II used as directed.
tB- Irce st 95 peE bottle
F7-- For e;Iir ut DR. E. EASTERLT 4 cos Fa.niy
3{tdic!ns Store, 80 1faAlsonst., Chicago, III.
, 1864-11-24
NFFlCE OF THE DEPOT
~ QUARTERMAsTER. .
EnRr 1KAvFywnRTY K1NAIA1

ron N&Ye%hs5 aS,;Nl lSt9 lTi6rs M;
nnii ocoek Il. On he sstay q Deesmhs1 1851 fos
sesr ,es n9snsRHaassi
Fso E9sss Ike ,ay 5e asfas
Has netth se1 and south ot iati
&C. u
Dakota. Idaho and Utah south Ct latitude q degrees
&c u nofta des
Bidders stte the rnte lco 100 miles st
ms G apr : Io sspte5eq 5q asaTe I'LL
Ke1TE 2FFrom Fotts LesgenwoFth and Rlsy
Sats he Ct f sf the er
q Fe;t union , othe! depot teat nay pe eiesis
poas aa' IL eaa
the rats per 10 ponnds per miles at VIII
T. sspssinSsr. isslnsises u Is yssE iss; ' p'n
ho1rE No. 95From Fost gnion. Q! sueh Other depot
to stations that may BE- established
in that Territory and to such posts stasons may
$:ss: :: $ s gts is = xs Sdis
H. III III M s @
1he xsieht to be Transported eae6 yearEiI! not ex
eeea q 2oeoo Po1nas e1 1 keate @ Ne = 9 60 gonads
Sssd p8s lumber M sS,nses
hddess should Give their names In tn11, .s vel! %
their ple q residence and eacn 2roposal should be
antsens ihs9 il ease eontrses Is asaFded iof the
pos5e s. Ssp
fnso and good and Sufficient security furnished BY sal
parties In accordance with the terms Of this adTer1is
The amount Of bonds required will be "a totlows:
On Route No $l0o ooo
, 1864-11-24


Formerly OF JaEnes' Hospital. Custom House street,
New Orleans, f.; estahshed u lsea nov neEnsnens-
il tochte At u Randolph street, Chicago Illinois spe
ca!ist tn the treatment Of OLn CHkox1o AERorRiA1~
6ckoTu1ouk and all kinds 81 BLOOD And sktx Dis
EASES AND DISORDERS. uT L CONTAGIOUS fkNkRfAt
CHARACTER. cures them without reaortinE 70 Mescu-
r. lopIDK, PoTAssIl Arsenic any poison but with
EEuTkA11zxH,a POSITIVE ouKH for al humors and
blood rotsona. ,r,.x.
Eocturnas and Diunxl Emissions. brought on By abuse
pf tie eystc1n early ind.crrtoas excess o. Enaiicd
ae-cdiaty, causlnE loss oi metnoFy. confusion a.
r,rosou dnncsR and o!1enunnes lnaantty with Other
1cporablc truns OF syznptVms. treated and radically
cured B. ~ int4ble neshod sav1nc much time and
expense. elect, Gonorrhea. Structure And all diseases
peculiar to tic sexes, Of private nature radically
cured.
the blood t4s become poisoned producing botehes on
the face small NRters btsert, paIs IN the head ana
bones u!cetated throat DOSE limbs ans body scrofn-
Dr. James il recomuentied By the Pres generally q
the SOUTH the medical faculty and prntessoft OF med
Jint4ly and l,e cured oi these horrible dtsea4cs-
Remember, Dr. Iau1z' once an Par ors are at 70
Rxndolrh, between stAte and Dearborn streets.
ennfdeutln no17-w6at.w
, 1864-11-24

viii radically eStezminate from shssystem Diseases
Of the Urinary Organs arising on habits OF disspa-
tion little expense, little no change Diet no
Inconvenience. and no exposure, completely super
cedtng those unpleasant and dangerous remedses'
Copa!ba and Mercury. IN curtrg these unpleasant and
dangerous diseases -
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tqicp ecQqiy Star Il L.tnisburq fPr'Ot'
AN iNDEPENDENT FiMIL 7 JOyRNtL
issued Fridays, ai lCai>burg. Union counp, Prss'

TFHN>- : so per wear TO be PAN ~ srv'S.-. =
a. the SANE yale ior nyer shorter r-Tios Iii
cts viii pay tHr months 8 cts for ,N FL - 10
tor eight H'vbths .Uol. ioE sixteen n.outts - cp-
yeHrs. for To- Ne ~ui send one extrs 90 - ysd
year. &c. SIugle Nos cts. Paymsui, ~ -. th,if
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-30
IT. s. 7-3O LOAN

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives houee
that subscriptions will be re1eI'edl Tor coup
NJ, Treasury Notes, payable three years from
Aug. 18th, 1864. with sem annual ih'eieS' d.
the rate OF seven and Ihree-'ehln> per CO "''
ner rannum,-prnciPai and interest oo'n u oe
pai,, in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the OPP
lion of the holder at maturity, INTO SIX per
cent. gold bearing bonds, payable h"1 'eSs
than five nor more than fwenIY years from
their date. as the Government may elect
They will be issued IN Denominations OF sou
500, $500, s. 900 and $4,000. and all SUD-
scriplions must be for my dollars or some
multiple Of f'ty dollars.
The notes Will be transmitted TO the own
ers free of transportation charges d soon
after the receipt Of the original Ceruicd'es VI
Deposi, as they can be prepared.
A. tho notes draw interest from August 10
persons making deposits subsequent 10 iha'
daie must pay The intereat accrued from dale
of note TO date Of deposit
Parties deposltng twenty-five 'honsaha
dollars and upwards for these notes at any
one time, will be allowed commission OF
one-quarier of one per cent. which Will be
pud by the Treasury Department upon the
T. caipt Of bill for the amount, ceruired 10
by the officer with whom the deposit was
made No deduction for commissions must
he. made from the deposits.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-30
PALMER. ROSS 4 CO.,
GENERAL ORDER.

I'HE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having this day taken possession OF the
Phladel phia & Erie Railroad. under the con-
dilionS agreed on with the Philadel phla d
Erie Railroad Company, they have appointed
JOSEPH ID. POTTS, General Manager there
Of, to whom all Officers and Employees will
report for Instructions.
J. EDGAR THOMSON,
President Penn'a Railroad Company.
Office of the Penn'a Railroad Co.,
Philadelphia, Jan. 30, 1862.