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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08
PROPOSALS FOR loan.

TnEksrgY DxrAEs,<sxr, JuEx Is. 1s6<
Notice Is hereby given that subscriptions VIII he
received By the Treasurer Of the Uniied STATE, the
several Assistant Tseasurers and designated DepOs-
Iiaries, and By the National Banks designated and
qualified - Depo.itsrss and Financial Agents. for
Treasury Notes payable three years from August |
Is 1885, bearing interest At the rate OF seven and
three -tenihs per cent per snnun. with semisnnusl
coupons attached. payable in is~fal money
These notes viii be convertible a, the option ofths
holder al maturity. into six per cent. gold bearing
bonds, redsemsbls after i've and payable twenty
years from August Is. 1857.
The Hotes will be issued in denominations Of ify,
one hundred. I've hundred. one thousand. aud i've
thousand dollars, ssd will be issued in blank, or
payable order. may Be directed BY the subscri-
bsrs.
All subscriptions mnsi be Tor Ehy dollars. ofsons
multi pie Of afy dollars.
Duplicate osrtihostss will be issued for ali aspOs-
IL. The party depositiug aust endorse upon the
original certificate the dsnomin OF notes requr
Ell. and whether they are to be issued In blank or
payable 10 ORDER When 80 endorsed II must Be efi
with the oeer receiving the deposit. to be fof ard
ed 10 this Department.
The notes viii be transmitted 90 the owners free
ofsnspoFtsilon charges soon after the receipt Of
a. .....f A. .~.te..... - 49,, -. 49,. -. A..
prepared
Interest will be allowed TO August ls. on all de
POsits made PRIOR that date aud Will be paid By
the Department upon receipt of the oris asl esrth
Gates.
Az the notes draw interest fson August &c. per
soas making deposits subsequent % that date mus
pay accrued from date Of nots 20 dare
! deposit
Parties aspossting twenty five thousand dollar
and upwards foE these notes II any time Will b
allowed commission Of quarter Of one per cent
which will be paid by this Department upon the q
osip, biu the amount, certified by the Of
' beer with whom the deposit was mate. No dedu'
ton- Tor commissions mast be made from the depo.
ns
Officers receiving deposits will see that the props
endorse nenis made upon the inal certine
a An ofaeers authorized to receive deposits r.
ques;sd 10 siss TO applicants all desired inform
lioa. AMI AFFORD every facility for making hubser
lions.
w.P FRssENDRN.
&tcreas efdse Treasury.
4 SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEITKD
= by the
Firss National Hank al Ters
ri Haute. Ind.
n kNnAIL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKR
throughout the country will doubtless
AFFORD FACILITIES To SUBSCRIBERS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

sEln is6i the FEDERAL soldiers called the
rebels .'secesh "a lss2. Confeda. 10
"Greybacks. md q; 1861 they call ,Aem
'1onnies. correspondent 4, sea ~ the
following Information ahcat the origin Of
fhs last named ssntsisssf The name of
1onnY originated IN quarrel between a
couple Of pickets. which began hy the Fele-
raj telling the rebel that thcy the relelsl
depend on England to set cut OF thu serApe.
which the rebel denied cmphaticaRp, saving
they we're able @ scrape themselves out
one word brought on another. until the Fed
eEAl sAid his opponent wAs no better than a
Jonny Bull anyhow. The reb swore he
would shoot \ snk II he called him JOHNNY
Bun again. rhequarrei wss stopped BY al
other picket aud sa,y soon eoois.i Down. bat
The reb KEEP, aaatterinT I'D a. sson be CALI
81 nigger a. lohnuy Eag
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08

rhe Concord MI Monitor sAys TIA.
counterfeit rsessasy Notes q City dollars
denomination are IN circulation IA that city
The Cashier Of The STATE Capital hsnk de-
tsctei one m a package 1t money on Sasur-
day. The connteffe.t IS = very gooi fse
sssssle ofihe genuine notes. AID can b de-
tectel only By the interior ehsraetss Of the
work. Il beng coarses. and TIE Inc Ameri-
can Bank Note conpauf" more iodistiscs
than IL the genuine The fsklir are eau
toned against th.s nsu sna daneeroas coan-
fsrfslf.
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Teh Nasy--End OF the Light
nbsauehs Hrou tInIs

NFw YORK Tuesday, July %. The
Chief Engineers Of the United States
Navy, who We're ordered from Admiral
Gregory staff, to report Oh the conGi-
ton of tho light-drait irOn-clads, have
submitted reports 10 Secretary Welles.
The department has turned over two of
the ill-starred vessels to Capt. John
Ericsson. who will at once try his hand
at masking something out of them. The
result Of the inspection Of the engineers
Is substantially what might have been
expected. The ships are almost hopelesslv
ruined. and it is feared that no plan can
be divised Tor making them worth the
trouble of altering. The turrets and guns
ARE all that remain Of TIE twenty sqlendio
vessels, each ofwhich cannot cost less than
100000, the only use 30 which officers
now deem them worth being put Is that
OF barges, but even i'm this capacity their
usefulness would be limited 10 smooth
and shallow water. The Nemesis ia now
in the stream at Philadelphia, butt for
all the ways Of the Quaker City. No one
would be willing 20 &c &, sea in her, and
it j. hikely that no one will be asked
The reports sent To Washington about
htts itath the 'ih'oIn 'n hodIus are Nolu
g. be devoid Of any hope that she is sus-
ceptible OF Improvement in her presen
shape. The turrets and guns viii probahl,
BE- removed 1T once.
Turrets on shore now may be erected
AT verd short notice, as the twenty which
these ships have ON board, being neither
useful or ornamental at the navy-yard
could 30 consequently set up at the differ
ont harbors
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Number or rebel wounded unknown
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-08
HARD AR (.


rvaRF HAurr, June I, 1888.
We have Tits day sold onv stock - Hardware 10
Mr. james A. Lyons. ant ~ eortlsllyr sccommend
him q cur former friends, aud hope they will ex-
tend 10 hlfa the same liberal patronage they have
% the Oh nfm A =. a ". ). PoTwIS.
Having purshastt hetsgs. potwlns stcek OF Hard
ware At ~ Main street. shall aui such goods In
THE ilae - tho wants ~ tAls Community demand
ant shall rateavor O. keep fully Supplied Al all
times with efmTlsfe stock snd hope ty strict at
tention q bssiuess. snd ~ selling The lov est
price. % merit 'hc patronage Of the pablo.
Tefre Haufs. lane !. 80 Jas. Al. LYONS.
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The following j. given as the official state
msnt Of losses Of both armies near Atlanta
on the 10Th and 22i OF July. 1864, a pub
lished BY order OF Gen. SHERMAS
Total less of Federsis. July 20th...... I $50
Rebel dead counted and buried July - ! ,ll3
q - 90 - , 40
/" IL front Of 18th Corps, not
in our hands. ............. 700
Rebel colors captured July Doth. 7
/" {" 22d 49,. Is
prisoners captured 200
Fedga loss. all told, July 22d..... $500
- Of cannon, pieces 10
Total Federal los. ................. , $50
Of artillery pieces =. 10
" rebel loss in killed. ........... 5,9J5
+" prisoners. 5,2DO
colors ........ p
Number or rebel wounded unknown.
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Fet. rs,
STATISTICS OF LIFE AND DEATH.
FIGURES DO NOT LIE.

rICI,Dr,o ma N-f,T YTD
FiIuktS W MI LIE.
We have faith in statistics. They give
the death-blow to all fase dr0trine and EN-
criticism in science. and blow sky-nigh the
fine spun theories Of impractical men. Med.
zeal statistics are Of special Importance. They
teach lis To estimate at their just valne the
curative poptrs Of drugs, which are the ster
'"ty pes Of the profession. And what istheir
value? Figures. which do not lie, show what
IN all dangerous complaints the Irregular
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HEADQUARTERS
LII FOR RECRUITING
mr.

COLORED TROOPS,
Southeast corner of Baltimore and Charles S,s
(Second story,) entrance On Charles ST.,
open from A. NJ. 10 IL P. n.
AL information in regard to this branch o
the public service will he given at these Head
quarters.
All sound colored men, between the ages Of
l8 and As, bond or free, will be enlisted and
mustered into the United States service. Free
Men will be paid THREE HUNDRED DOLL
AIRS bounty by the State Of Maryland, and il
resident of the city of Baltimore, six months
prior to the enlistment, TWO HUNDRED more,
by the city. Slaves will receive personally
from the State each ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
The master gets from the State ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, and if loyal, THREE HUNDRED
from the United States.
Rec uiing stations are being established a.
fast US possible, in central locatie. all over the
State. Each county will be duly credited for
all colored troops raised within their. proper
limits, and for all accepted recruits sent to Bal
timore in charge of citizens of such counties,
or by other persons who will make the proper
representations, showing where the recruits 10
long. The sum total of all colored recruits
will be credited to the State on her quota. -
The number enlisted already at Baltimore IL
so large that parties from the country are adj
vised not to send any to the city until after the
25th inst when they can have more prompt at
tention than is possible at the present time. 2
Col. S. NJ. BOWMAN,
Chief Mastering and Recruiting Officer for
Maryland.
March 3, '64-3t.
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SILVER WATCHES !

Fist Cla,s Hunting Pieces for arcura-
cy of movement, beauty Of material, and
above all. 'heapuess in price, these watches
must insure univ. rual appreciation.
An imitation so iaulltss that it can hard.
ly 10 detected by the NEST experienced
judges, The material being of two metals,
the outer "ne fist. quality Sterling Silver,
while the inner one is German Silver. il
cannot DO recognized by cutting or heavy
engraving, making ii. not only in appear
ance. hut in durability the , est resemblance
OF SOLID STERLING SILVER in existence
The sale of the Watches in the Army 10
a source Of enormous profit, retailing, az
they very readily do. at 1875 and upwards.
Many hundred dola"s can be made in sin.
gle pay day by any one of ordinary bus.
mess tact.
n@- AT WHOLESALE ONLY! In
heavy hunting cases, beautifully engraved,
white enamel dial. and fancy cut hands. in
good running order, by the Iialf.dozen, S72.
Sold only by the care Of six
Upon receipt of two dollars, as guarantee
Of good faith, we will send watches by ex.
press to any part { { the | ynl States coIlpc-
ting balance of bill on delivery. This en-
snres buyers against fraud, giving them
their watches before payment is required.
Soldiers in ne disoyaI States must remit
cash in advance. AZ the express companies
peremptorily refuse making collections In
such dangerous !, talities. Remember. cash
in advance from within the army lines in
The rebel states ! We guarantee the fsfo
delivery Of all Watches, whether they nrs
sent by mail or ex. ress.
HUBBARD BROS, Sole Importers,
III Broadway, for. Cortlandt st. n. Y.
Feb 2b '61-lm
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LYONS Kathairon.

Kathairon is from the Greek word 'Kathro,
or 'kathairo, sisnifyng to cleanse, rejuvinat,
and restore. This article Is what its name sig
niles. For preserving restoring and beauti.
Tying the human hair it is the most remark
BILE preparation in the world. 1t is again
owned and put up by the original proprietor
and Is now made with the same care, skill and
attention which gave it a sale Of over one mil.
lion bottles per annum.
II is p most delightful Hair Dressing.
II erldicates scurf and dandruff
It keeps the head cool and clean
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1 It prevents the hair from falling off and
turning grey.
It restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beauti
sul head Of hair should use Lyons Kathairon
It 10 known and used throu ghout the civilized
world. Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEMAs s. BARNES 4 co. Proprietors.
Sept. 3, ls63.-6m. NEW YORK.
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su,norsaat to Ladies'!

DR. HaRVEY's FINAL PILLS have nev.
~ er yet failed in removing difficulties arr
ing from obstruction, or st"ppnge oil nature
or Ia restoring Tho system to perfect healqh
when suffering from Spinal Affections, Paolap
sus, Uteri. the Whites, or other Wenknefs OF 'he
Uterine Organs. The pillsare perfec ly harm :
less on the constitutions and may be taken lty
the m ost delicate female without causing dis
tress-the same time they act like aeharm by
siren .thening invi Grating and restoring the
system TO healthy condition. and by bringing
on the monthly period with regularity, II" mat
ter from what causes the obstruction may arise
rbey should, however NOT be taken during
the first three or four months of pregnancy
though fafs nt any other time, az miscarriage
would be the result.
Each box contains GO Pills. Price 81.
Dir. HARvEi'S TREATISE on Disea'es o.
Fomales. Pregnancy. Miscarriage and Barren
ness. steriity, Reproduction, and Abuses o
Nature, and cmphatienlly the Lade.' Private
Medical Adviser. n pamphlet Of 81 pages, sen
free to any address. six cents required to pa,
postage,
The pills and book will be sent by mail wheI
desired, securely sealed, and prepaid by
J.BRYAN. NJ. D.. General Agt.
No. 70 Cedar st., n. Y.
Sold by all tho principal druggists.
Nov.26, Is63--1y,
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Special Notices.
From the Richmond Whip.1

inc Ch"rles'ou tourier naktsa timelv Bng
geslion III recommending me attention OF our
| government 10 Inc naturalization aud cnitiva
,on OF S"'lsa!", ,or '"e r'eset va'"n VI 'h'
'e '". v, o"' o" ,,, !; s W ,''e "", w.
."',"' enes. ~" ."e ""u t""'"? ~ '"e
'ii' a., =, !, as;I a. =; ,h.. 49,, s',.n'
, u,"' p,,io p;',ars va. 20 n ' IT, h'at "
wy on I NV"
''ous TO our unnhPp. u'n'"i''es WINS 'o""u III
."os. co1,"u," mo" . va" 1","s ~ ;ne "a
'.a.' y: ;"a;a, ,I'e...''
NV VI w ~, +. ~ vs. ~ =" I'm, '''''.
ION .. MS VT ""1 ne" o"e o. '""s
M " 10. III ~. -. ,:, ~,
ever ne 'el, "nMe'l ''1nI o.uinnrt "'e.e,:e u,
h;wss]t lac p,nn,s,ion Ri,iers Nov ,b,, ,hes,
n;',ss ~ H.. .h,,;n.s ,,ha,;,,',"s,o
.'.eas omao' Waaos,a ''.. 1"oa
We P'ep". e,;'',;. Iii n, III
IN, onI, sscrs, aeon, hn, with wh,, ,ru,,
,,a 40 mn, knnw,
~. arc eYreed;nc,v ob,iged IN the R;cbmona
up;n Tor ;,s ,en'an,Lrnnr NJ, au,d Lana Svn.
hut " Ne O cam assure "oar Ga, eth the
Plantation Bilters are not for sale to any Sc
cret agents, North or South. There is probn-
blv several other things that Our Governmt !
will yet want.
We know that we have the best and rhps'
"'ra,n 20 sno" wn"t II 10 Go,hposeu o''
PHYSICIANS are eo"nPe'eo u Feeoiii''eu'
'heH.
CALlsAY BARK has been celebrated for over
two hundred years, and was sold during the
reign Of Lonis XVI, King OF France, for th
enormous price OF lis own weight In silver
II is remarkable for Dyspepsia, Fevers, Weak
ness, Constipation, &r,
CAscAnlLLA BAhK- For Diarrhea, Collie, and
diseases OF the stomach and Bowels.
DASDELIoS-For Inflammation OF the Loin-
and Dr"psical Affections.
NhAao"i1h rLo"EHs-for en'eeo'eu u'se''
''oh.
LAfEsphn rno"h "s-A'o"'"'; s'"u",
"mn uon'c-h'sn'y 'hF'eo'a"ns |" nervous Ut
my. ~ c.c., p,o,:
"iNTE"s.thS-ror ocro'u", n"e'u""'.s"
a ANsk'-A" aronla,c car,n,nn',tr, erea,ih
'es": 'husc'e "'u MINI "a'" useu y! '''''"e'
'".s'n@'
Aiso' eiose-""us' or""Re' car"""y' 'o''"'
'e'' '""Ae', r m ,,co ~
s.. I.-l6oU "A.
Another wonderful ingredient, of SPANS
origin. imparling beanty to the complexion
md brilliancy TO The mid, is yet un nown
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PREMIUMS,

New Subscribers to sny two of the Peri.
-'dirals for 1864. will receive premium thrir
hnice of ary one of the four Reviews foi
1868. Subscribers to all FIVE will receiv,
their choice Of any two Of the four Reviews
fr 1862, Subscribers TO any ar oil the works
for 1864, n ny procure any of the four Re
views Tor 1863 to which they may net be
entitled M premiums. 81 year each:
h5-The Third Edition of the Septembe,
Number OF Blackwool, containing al srti,. 9
Ivy an English officer who was present at tlt
Battle Of Gettysburg, is now resdy--pric
Is cents.
Remittance and communications should
be addressed to
LEONARD SCOTT & CO., Publishers.
No. SO Walker Street, n. Y
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S-T-1S60 x.
brakes Plantation ,Biiteri

They purity, strengthen and invigoraIe.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an sntidote to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enlivsn
the mind
They prevent miasmatio and intermittent fe-
vtrs.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters In tie world. The
make the weak man strong and exhausted nay
ture's grent r.storer. Theynre made Of pure
ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Ca!isnya Bark,
roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleas
ure Of u beverage. without regard II age or
time of day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring gentle stimuant.
Sold by all arocers. Druggists, Hotels and Sa,
LIONS. p. II. Drake d Co. 202 Broadway.
New York. ~
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Office 40 CLAIM ANTS
~ FOR CUMPEN SArI0N
FOR ENLISTED SLAVES
q A Ii |. n

~ FOR COMPENSATION 4
FOR ENLISTED SLAVES II
IN MARYLAND A
/ THE BOARD OF CLAI will hold i.s
% on at No. 10 SOUTH STREET, Baltimore
where dncisl copies Of all mastering rolls
and recruiting lists will be fled and open for
the examination Of claimats.
II. Claims must be, presented within ten
days OF the fling Of said rolls, viz: on or be-
fore the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1864.
III. No claims will be received or enter.
tanned from any person who 10 or has been en-
gsged In rebellion against the Government oi
the United states, or who, in any way ,ha
given or shall give, aid or comfort to the enc
mics of the Government.
Nv. Loyal persons who have offered their
slaves for enlistment, or whose slaves have en-
listed without their consent, may file an appli
| cation fer compensation such application to
be acco npanied by certificate of enlistment
from the recruiting officer, an oath of allegi-
ance in the form prescribed, and satisfactory
proofs Of title; also a valid deed Of manumis-
| sion and release OF service Of the partiei
clain,nd.
In Hbof of title, the clailnan. will be re-
quired so present an affidavit of ownership.
| in viii h must be stated the time en- he or
she became proprietor Of the slave, and If for
| life or Tor n term of years; accompanied by
| the sworn testimony OF ut least two loyal citi-
Gems, residing in the neighborhood and not
members of the same family, substa ntiatine
the fnct of ownership rs of public notoriety
The following oath will likewise be required
Il do solemnly swear, that has, not purchas-
ed or otherwise obtained the slave for whom
now claim compensation, from any persen OF
persons disioyal to the Government of tbs
| United States, with view of obtaining com
pensatiUn for same and further. that have
no agency for obtaining compensation for any
person or persons but such as, to my kpowl
edge, are loyal citizens of the United States.
For the present and until the law of til,
State prohibiting mnDumissi"n hall have beer
repealed, II pledge to file such deed, when cal
led upon by the Board, accompanied by a re
lease Of all claim to service of such .lave
will ue required.
v. The Board will proceed TO examine, il
order, the applications, with certificate of en-
listment oat h, and proof of title: and If thes,
shall be found satisfactory. will award cam
pensation not exceeding three hundred dollar
for each able. bodied slave enlisted, to be pait
provided n valid deed Of manumission and re
lease Of service shall be filed by tho claimant
| VI. Said deed Of manumission and releas,
of service having been filed with the Boart
and approved II will issue to the claimant
certificate, setting forth the facts, and stating
the sum awarded; which. on presentation t.
the Chef Of the Bureau of colorcd troops, a
Washington will be paid by him.
! VII. Blank forms of application can b.
obtained Mt the Office of the Board.
Published by order OF the
SECRETARY OF WAR.
l. S. F. STREETER,
President Board of Claims.
JAM, 1s64-tIM
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stephen w. 'Dovvney's
government Claim and Law Office,

stephen w. 'Dovvne7's,
Government Claim and Law Office,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS AND OF
FICERSi Attention Widows of SOL
diers aud Officers Attention Fathers.
Mothers, Sisters and Brothers of decd
Soldiers and Officers Attention Off.
GERS and Soldiers who have had horses
and equipagc lost in the Military Serv-
ice of the United States! Attention
Officers who have rec ruited for the
Service and have unsettled accounts !!
Attention farmers whose grain has
been taken for the Armies of the U
States: Attention all who have claims
against the United States
NUW il your time to have them
~ collected or put in proper shape 80 there
will be no difficulty in collecting them AT some
luture day. DO not de err the matter until the
evidence necessary to substantiale your claims
cannot be had
Soldiers who have served two years are en-
titled to SloO Bounty. &C.,
Soldiers discharged on account OF wound 9
received in battle arc entitled TO SlOO Bounty y
and a pension of So per month. The heirs OF
deceased S"ldi rs are entitled TO the same.
Officers discharged the service on accoun I OF
wounds, and the widows and children Of de-
ceased Officers are entitled to pensions as FOL.
follows viz: For 1t. Col. and NIL Aflicers OF
higher rank $50 per month. Major SIS, Captain
$50 lsl Ii. SIT. 2nd 1t. Sis.
Especial attention given to Courts Martial
and officers under charges should not fail to
apply tor counsel.
The unee rsigned respectfully calls your al
teniion to his great facilities for collecting
,l.ius against the nited States.
The coll' ciion Of Bounties. Pensions, arrears
OF pay, &c.. promptly attended to.
The heirs of deceased Soldiers will find il tu
their advantage to place their claims in my
hands
Call ut my office in the Columbian College
Law Building on Fifth street ives, between u
and f streets, Washington City, D. c., or ad
dress me through the PnstofTite.
STEPHEN W. DOWNEY,
Attorney at Law.
October 8, 1863.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, =, =
BELLS SPEClFlC PlLLS-Warranted in all
Cases. Can be relied on! Meier IHi toeule !!
DO not nnnseate! are speedy In action M"
with business pursuits, Can be s,ed wi,hou,
deteetionI Inward of 200 cure, m. mast
month-some Of them very severe cases
Over one hundred physicinns have sed them
in their practice, aud all speak we'll of their
efficacy, and approve Of their composition,
which is entirely vegetable, and hn' mlcss on
the system. Hundreds Of certificates can be
shown.
Bells Specific Pills are the original and only
genuine specific Pill. They nre nd pied for
male and female. old or young. and n mi,
reliable remedy for effecting permanent and
speedy cure in ali cases of Sper matorrhea, o.
Seminal Weakness. with all its train of evils,
such as Urethnl and Vaginal Discharges, Gleei
the Whites, Nightly or In voluntary Emf ssions.
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Government Claims.

THE undersigned bsgs leave to inform the
public that he has made satisfactory ar
Engagements with several efficient Attorneys in
the city of Washington, D. G., for the purpose Of
Collecting Claims or all xmas
against the United, States
GOrerNns e1sf.
Claims for pensions, damages, back pay 9,
soldiers and officers, quarter masters cernn'
cates sand, indeed, all kinds Of lawful claim
against the Government will be speedily col.
looted ii put in my nands.
No collection. no charge. II
IgorndJress mo, at the law once OF MI
George A. Pearre, Washington street, Cumber'
land, AllogSny county, Maryland.
WILLIAM J. READ.
| October 8, 1863.