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ALEXANDRIA, VA:

NJ EWSPAPERS AND PERIODI-
IN GALS.
j. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer in EewspA-
perA, Periodicals, Novels, Stationery Prints, To-
bacco, segATB, Flags and Playing Cardai also, a
large assortment Of Plain and Colored Photo.
graphs, no King street, four doors below Provost
MATshAl'B office, Alex AndriA, Va.
Subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash
lngton DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
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NHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OF.
" FICE, DEPOT OF WARRINGTON, WARRINGTON,
d. c., January I, 1854.
All dealer. IN Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
once Furniture, Harness, and sAddlery, are 70.
quested TO send to this once, on the MONDAY OF
each week, sealed proposal or list IN duplicate,
Of the articles they prepared to furnish TO this
Depot at short notice, with the price Of each
marked In plain figures, 30 that In case the ext.
gencieS Of the service require IT, the article or ar.
tielel can be obtained without delay, and Al tho
lowest price,
Dealers wishing TO sell 70 this Depot will DO 70
quired TO furnish the list punotually every Monday
morning. D, II. FUCKER,
BrissdieT General and Chief QuArtermASteT,
IAb-u Depot OF WAEhinRton
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EXPRESSES.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IN OFFICE 6I4 PENN. AVEN6E,
WdShiitgGoR OILY, D. O.


IN OFFICE 6l4 PENN. AVENUE,
Warrington Oily, D. O.
GREAT EABTERH, NORTHERN, AND WEST
KRN KXPREsS FORWAEDRRS.
zsrshGhdiso, Money, JSWSlEy, VAIaRbIsa
HotsH, Stocks, BOAds, e.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISP ATCH 10 all
accessible sections Of the country. THIS Company
has Agencies In the prin oipAl railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal otlees arc
RASHLNGT0R, D. O., NJ YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE, ON
ULNRATE, ST. LOULB, LOUIE
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made At New York and BoIton
with lines forwarding to the CAnAdEI and the
British Provinces, and with steamship lines 70 Liy.
erpool, southampton, and HAvre, and thence by
European expresses to all promin ent eommerelal
towns In Great Britain and on tho Continent.
ColleettOn Of Notes. Drafts, and Bills made 81 all
GsSoaSlbls parts Of the United StAteB.
c. G. DUNN, Agent,
GU Washington, u. q.
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ID MORE AND HIOI
On and amer SUNDAY, April ION, 1884, daily
hEins wall "a run between Warrington and New
York, AMI Warrington and the weSt, as follows;
FOR PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington At 7.sO a. m, II IS a. H., 6.9U
On sunday Al % ?. m. for Philadelphia, ana $50
p. m. for New York.
Passengers for Philadelphia will take notice thst
The train at 7.6O p. m. does NOT 90 TO PHrLA.
DELrHIA, and il for New YoRE PASSENGERS EI.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Washington ct $50, a. M, $50 a. NJ. Ills
g. M, J. m, 30 p. m, $40 p. m, nd $40 y.
except SUNDAYS.
On Sundays Al 100 a. M, and 3, 6.aop. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington At $50 .. N. and and 8 % p.
M, daily, except sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIM sUuTB.
and %, aas and so 20 D. d:S S1 ssS 81 sSdsy
only. ' - $3.50 -''N ''''' y "'''
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at $50, ., M, and and 30
p. N daily, except Sunday,
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at 40 a. IN. and 100
caSS.
Sleeping car on so p. m. train Bcrths IN sleep
ing car can be secured until D. M, daily, at the
Ticket Ofcei after that hour they must be secured
OF the Sleeping Car Conductor.
The ufbt and fourth trains from WLshinStou
stop Al all way pointEs
GoT further Information, tickets OF every kinl
se,, apply 70 George s. KoOntZ, Agent ~ Wash.
lngton station, or st the ticket once.
W. p. SMITH,
hAster Transportation
L. al. COLE,
Apll-dh General Ticket Agent.
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CLOTHING.

7 ET EN- RISE LET 'EM RISE !
IL LET I'm RISE
WHO CARES
A Six Months stock on hand OF CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
rhe balance Of our WINTER STOCK is At the
mercy Of the pubns. We shsli not speak Of them
again.
WAIT NO LONGER NOW is THE TIME.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We will not carry them over.
The great invention Of the age,
PALMERs sPoNGING MACHINE.
Every yard of goods shrunk before making up.
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, We shah
continue to sell less than any other house in this
city
SPRING ovERCoATs
CLOTHING
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE
eENTLEMErs FURNISHING GOODS
ofsvery description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see samples before purchasing elsewhere
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand . good assortment
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE.
J. H. SMITH,
go SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post onoe
Also, aiGrEe RESERVE in the rear, for the
JoBBINe TRADE,
Az our wholss ale and Retail Mandatory in
Baltimore.
waShingtoniAnS visiting Baltimore will ind II
greatly to their advantage to call at
sMITE BROTHERS CO.,
70 West Baltimore street,
mS-u Baltimore, ND.
"SHALI WE SAY IT"
"DARE WE SAT- Irw
"YEsr
We viii not be undsrsoid BY Smith or any one else
WE IL VT oor ruEA
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THE GIDEON PRINTING
OFFICE,"
ESTABLISHED IN 1909,
rfDEON a PEARsoN,
STEAH.POwER,
apoK AND JOB PRINrERs,
81 Mate Ttrse% Gear POnnsylvA nis Avenue
WASHINGTON CITY,
Saving greatly Increased the facilities Of the
above Old Established Printing
House by an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And III addition of several Of the most improved
row RR-P REsB KB,
Arc prepared 10 oxesu,s every variety Of
LETTERPRRsS PRINTING.
VIHz VISITING CARD
sLAINsoR CoLoRKD INK.
PRohPTNKss AND DIsPATCR
MAY BIZ
LIED ON. uol4-tf
NEW YORK
WASHING TON
EAMsHIP LINE.
| SKMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH.
INGTON AND GEoRGEToWN, b. C.
| STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
| BALVOR, AND JAS. 3. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
| URDAYS, at 10 q. m, from foot OF High street
Georgetown, and Pier 10, foot Of Wall street, New
York.
MORGAN q REilNEHART, Agents,
foot OF High street, Georgetown, or
de2'-sm III Wall street, New York
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

REDDING's RUSSIA sALVBi
Real Pain Extractor.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority Of this sAlyS
over all other healing remedies. II reduces the
most angry looking swellinss and lnnammstions A.
Sealds, 40, In q surprisingly short time.
Only % cents a Box.
The above are all old and well-estAblished Rene
dies.
For Sale by
J. p. DIRSMoRE, k9I Broadway, New Vbrh,
8. W. FowLE 4 Co, IS fremont street. Boston,
and by all Druggists. myO-W&ssm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

DR0P0SALs FOR LUMBER.

PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER
CHIEF QUARrERMAsTERs OFFIcE,)
DhPor OF WARRINGTON,
WAsHIsoToS, D. C., June Q, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received At this
ONCE until THUR DAY, June i6 1854, At IL o'clock
m, for delivery At this depot OF Lumber OF the
tolloSinE amounts, kind, and description, viz:
ings, 800 900 feet Of which TO be from l! to
5000 feet 81 or inch white pluc common Gull.
ings.
100 600 feet - or inch pine seleets not less than
lainches wide, well seasoned, and dressed
q, 600 feet \ inch white pine selects, well sea.
boned, and dressed on both sides.
40 900 feet 9xt hemlock scantling, 10 feet losg.
80 900 feet axe henlook seantling, IS leet ong.
90 900 feet N5joist, 10 feet long, (hemloek
2t 900 feet SN6 joiGt, 20 feet long, (hemlock.)
70 900 feet sAe or 10 ois II feet long, (heml ock
10000 hr,t quality is inch sawed white pine shin.
giles.
100000 Ar:i quality l' inch sawed white pine shin
10000 hrst quality lS inch sawed spruce pine shin
giles.
200 900 arst quality IS inch sawed cedar shingles.
An Of the above described to be of good mer.
| charitable lumber, subject to the inspection Of an
ment.
All Of the lumber to be delivered within twenty
hve t2o) days from date Of CONT act.
The ability OF the bidder to hll the contract,
should II be awarded him, must be guaranteed by
| two responsible persons, whose signatures are to
| be appended to the guaranty.
The full name and post ONCE address OF each
bidder must be legibly written in the proposal.
Boucs In sum equal TO hslf the amount Of the
contract signed by the contractor and both OF his
guAAntors will b. required OF the successful bid
| der upon signing the contract.
| The right TO reject any or all bids that NAV be
deemed too high 10 reserved by the Depot Quarter.
| master.
Proposals must be plSinIy endorsed on the en-
| velope Proposals. for Lumber, !" and Ahdres ed to
| the undersigned. d. H. FUCKER
brlgadler General and Chief QuArtermAster,
| Jee Depot Of Washington.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the unaersigned At the Mayors once I'M
Ut - O'Clock m. MONDAY, the 18th instant, Tor
grading and paving gutter eighteen feet wide In
the centre OF Ninth street east from street south
10 tho Eastern Branch.
Bidders will state tho price per square yard for
paving and per cubic yard for grading.
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor,
W. A. FLETLHER,
Commissioner sixth Ward.
WIN. p. BROWN,
JAMES M. DALTON,
jStSetls AS0istA1t COnmiIIl0ISFS,
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CoUGHsI CoLDsi CONSUMPTION
WIsTARS 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, HoArseaesII
Sore Throat, Group, and every
Affection OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
wIstAr'I BAlsGm Of wild Cherry does not dry up
. Cough and leave the seeds Of Consumption In the
system, but looSens IL, and eleAnGes the Lungs OF
None genuine unless signed ~. BUTTS" on the
wrapper.
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NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
All bona tide actual settlements under existing
lass Bubssting prior to and up To the date Of this
proclamation, will be recognized; and all such
settlers are hereby called upon to come forward
and establish and enter their claims with the
Register and Receiver before the day hXed In the
foregoing for the OF the public sale.
J. NJ. EDMUNDS, CommiIsIcner.
HOTE.-Under the regulations OF tho Depart
nent, as heFetsfore and now existing, no payment
be made for advertising prool AmAtionh, except
10 such publishers as are specifically authorized
BY the Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
je2-lAwl2w
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EDWARD LYURTT.
H DOoKBiNLAk,
aaslf sss e fi 1--WE: Ayi Mn n; No. s:.,
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9 Nc DEBIL 1TYl
LAEGUoR, LAssITUDE,

LAEGUoR, LAssITUDE,
AND THAT
Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar 70 the SPRING TIME OF THE YEAR
are immediately relieved by tho
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution OF PROT0XIDE OF IRON
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON,
Infusing STRENoTH, VIooR, and New LIFE into
all pArts Of the system.
One Of the most distinguished JurlEta 10 New
England writes to o friend As follows
81 have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully austAins your prediction. II hAs made
= NEW MAE OF me; lufused into my system lew
yigor and energyi Am no longer romulouG and
debiitated as when you last saw me, but stronger,
heArtieT, and with larger capacity for labor, mem
tai and physical than 81 any time during the laIt
i've yeArsn
An eminent divine OF Boston says
~ have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time pAStj II gives ne NEW yIooR, BUOY.
AECY OF sPIRITs, nLAGTIcITY or muscLE.h
Pamphlets free. J. p. DINSM0RE,
No. tsl Broadway, New York.
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PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
CHANGE OF HOURS.
tn and amer Monday, May ., 1854
PASSENGER TRAISS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
,.,.-o.s, a. 80 ,: M, q; .p,o.., Mondays sE'
'hestcr. ~ So, ills a. "a 90 ar ASD, 9, and
II p m.
New Cattle, al Q o. =. a.. snd 4 sop m
Dover, At 800 .. m. and 20 =. N.
Milford, al sos .. m.
Salisbury, ~ sos q. n.
Trains FOR Phil ,DELPHIA LEitE
Baltimore At 9tT and sAaA o., tExpress,J lilo,
v wilmington At siS sud . q. m, 1924, l., LIS, =
ia, 100, 80 and I.I2 p, m
salisbury atlp.m.
Milford At . 40 p. m.
Dover At sac a. m. and ass p. N.
New Castle At $50 m. and o.8 p. N.
Chester a. IS and $40 .. m, /, 9.ss, an, 8,
STA, $40 ~ lbs D. IN.
Leave baltimore Tor salisbury and Intern ediA,s
stations ~ 7.2S p. N.
Leave Baltimore Tor Dover and irtarmrdIats Eta.
cnnH, a. l.l0p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave hsrter Al so =. n, S.oO and II p. m.
Leave Wilmington n $40, s.s - N, ISi and
ThEIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car stt.ohe.i.
eli loGve Wilmington, for PsrryvlIs and interme-
di te places, Of T46 p. m.
sUNDAYs-FroR Philadelphia TO Baltimore
FROM PhilAdelI hlA 70 Wilmington a. 40 =. M,
from WILMINGTON TO PhllAdOlpAis Al ITO and
1niy al IS p. n. frOn Baltimore 70 PhllAaal.
phiA,
myi7-tr H.. =. KENNEY, Asst supt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01


The previous question having hsa,, =.
6ered, the amendment was adon,.s
yeas LAT, nays 8e.
The blu was then psssed-yeas is6
nays b5. ''
Rrorts--By Mr. Perrin, for com. on IN
dietary, on 8. SO restricting the prov;
sons OF chap. 6S general statutes en,.
tied OF estate and homestead.
Mr. Pratt OF Woodstock oppoa,s thu
bill believing 1t unjust In its D, DIVISIONS.
third reasing refused-yeas 10 NAYS 10
BY MIR Dorr for com. on WAYS ana
means, act making provisions for tina
support of government.
This bill provides for a tax OF Ios
cents ON the dollar, and approprlates The
amount raised iu the usual manner and
authorizes the treasurer to borrow sum
not exceeding $500 oO0l
Inc rule requiring It's euglossmens
was suspended on motion OF Mr. Don
and the bill was read and passed.
Also, for same com. sn act making
provision for military expenses. This bill
| appropriates sum not exceeding ssOO.-
/ 600, and authorizes the issuing of bonds
for. that amount, The rule requiring
its engrossment was suspended on mo.
J ton OF Mr. Dorr, and the bin read and
passed. 7'''e AZ
By Mr. Rounds OF Chester, for com. OF
military affairs, with amendments, III "a
authorizing towns 70 raise money q
pay sa1anteSrs and drafted men agreed
| TO, and bill, after some discussion, No
: fused a third reading.
Third reading Of bAs-H 24S, in add,
ton 70 chap. SO general statutes, relat'
! ing TO private corporations.
The bin was favored by Messrs He.
haId, Winchester and Lyude, opposed by
Messrs Stewart Waite and Barlow, ant
rejected. ed ....... ....... Dbl. 5000
II 2iS, 20 establish the Vermont Stat
! Agricultural College, was returned from
the Senate with proposal OF amend
ment which was cOncurred In. 10
H. IA, repeating agricultural oolleg'
bill of last session, WAS returned iron
the Senate with proposal OF amend
nent which was concuTed In.
Mr. Dorr moved the appointment OF
committee OF conference 20 confer witt
the Senate committee on the disagree
ing vote on the Senate amendment TO II
1872, TO pay certain State officers for ex
ira services /; agreed 70, and the chat
appointed Messrs Dorr OF Rutland, Bar
low Of St. Al bans and Abbott Of Wind
soT.
Adjourned
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01
PERSONAL.

BY recent act of the legislature the
Hon. Albert d. Hager, the former As
sistant State Geologist, Is now appoint
cd State Geologlst of Vermont.
ooNNurATIoS or SENTENCE.
The Legislature have commuted the
senteuco OF Burns, who was convicted
OF murder In Burlington some time ago,
to Imprisonment for life The mitigat'
ing clrcumstanc was that he was drunk,
The House passed resolution express
ind their adherence of the practice OF
selling rum contrary To law, .
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01

the com. reported the bin TO the House
and recommended It's passage.
In the House the bill was ordered to
third reading and was read the third
time.
On the question of passing the oih in
concurrence with the Senate with pro-
;sjsSi- III amrn6usSSs Mr. Howard oil
Townshend demanded the yeas and nay $
Yeas, 1877, Nays II, and the bill was
passed.
Mr. hyde of castleton, moved TO re-
consider the vote disagreed to.
Final adjoHHmHt-The speaker appoint
ed as com, on inat adjnurnmenf, MeSsr'
Rounds of Chester Dorr of Rutland ano
Deane of Cavendish, 80 -...
Adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01

amendment from the House. trelatisg 70
uniforms Mr. hebard moved that uhs
Honse recede from its amendment.
The motion was discussed by Messs
Hebard and Nicholsonin favor, and Bar
low and Rounds against, and the Houss
refused TO recede b, yeas 30, nays "a.
Adjourned.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-08
wHERE rs ANDrRsoNvILL,E,

Andersonville is in the southwestern part
The State Of Georgia, and is nearly directly south
of Atlanta, from which it is distant a little over
One hundred miles. 1t is some ten miles north Of
|Americus, where the prison for our captiyes
|was located for some time, and from
which TO Andersonyille some Of them
we're removed. 1t is on one Of the bor-
ders of the Flint river, which is a continent
|of the Apalachicola, and is also on the line Of
railroad running In a s0utherly direction from
Macon. IL can be seen on any good map under
|the designation of Andersonyille. 1t is marked
anderson on the map. General Sherman is NOV
ing portion of his army 20 Fort Valley, the
junction Of the Western and Southern Georgia
railroads, where he will recapture our thirty
|thousand prisoners, we hope, before they arc all
lead from starvation.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-08

PowRR or A BnD's SoSo.-Whou we hear
The song OF the soaring Lark we may be sure that
the entire atmosphere between us and the bird
Is filed with pulses, or unduadons, or waves, as
they are often called produced by the little song
sters organ OF voice This organ Is a vibrating
instrument resembling, in principle, the reed of "a
clationet. Let us suppose that we bear tho song
OF the lark, elevated to the height of five hun.
dred feet in the air. Before this is possible the
bird must haye agated sphere Of air oEe thou
SAND ieet IN diameter-thatis to say, it must have
communicated to seventeen thousand eight hun
dred and eighty. eight tons Of air motion suffi.
cienty intense to be appreciated by our organs Of
hearing. IgHdcPs Gi1cierS ofUe AIRS.
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THE HOUR OF TRIAL.

rom he Tribune.
In the present crisis of our political affairs, if
Q had any doubt of the fidelity Of the people
J truth and the right, we would recall that hon
rsble day, when the demon of Rebellion first
|fted its obscure head, aud was confronted by
he generous and enthusiastic loyalty of millions;
Q would bid our citizens remember how they
ben hurried to the defense of the Capital lprompted
'y no meaner motive than the love of their
|Duntry. We would bid our women remember
be alacrity with which they engaged in works of
|ity and beneyolence.
We do not know why the cause of the country
|houla nos be dearer nov than then -dearer by
iii the sacrifices which have been made in its
.ehslf- dearer by all the precious blood which
as been spilled--dearer by all the material trea
lure, which has been worse than wasted IL we
Ire now ready for dishonorable peace We have
aid before, and we say again, that the time for
baking terms with the Rebellion was when An-
erson and his handful OF men surrendered to
he batteries of Charleston.
when we decided 10 fight, we either cheated
|,uFselVes and the world strangely, or we decided
10 fight the crime OF secession, hour by hour, day
|'y day, week by week, month by month, and
rear by year, come victory or come defeat, to
|he extermination either OF ourselves or of the
public enemy. -Four years of war have changed
.lOthing of the morality OF that high purpose.
DO far as duty is concerned we stand now where
We stood then. We have simply been making a
est Of the nations manliuess, aud the decision
! will be recorded Ia the vote Of next November
The Chicago Convention, an irresponsible body,
unknown to the laws, and which has declared
Itself TO be perpetual pro claims that there must
." cessation OF hosli.ities." This il indeed a
'loble message to send To our gallant soldiers, at
| his instant achieving decisive victory. rhe
arrogant and desperate chiefs OF the insur-
| lection have a thousand times told us thGt
there can be no cessation of hostilideJ,"
Except through recognition of tue Conftderacy
but the Chcagoites having ears, hear not; hav-
ng eyes, see not; or else, having these they are
ready to barter the integrity of the Union for the
AXE of political power. The only conclusion TO
which rational men can come is, that these ad-
|renturers are ready for peace upon the terms
lictated by Jefferson Davis. Are the people OF
| he United States also ready for this Their
decision will be recorded in the vote Of next
November.
If the people are ready to rush upon an untried
Iand, what Is worse, an unknown policy-to ven
pare upon dubious experiments of conclliation-
% run the risk of losing all that has been gained
ITO entrust power to the friends of those with
Ighom we have been four years fghtng-to bate
cart and hope when both should be strongest
| hen we have very much mistaken the character
|Of the people. We will await with confidence the
decision of next November.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-08
DYSPEPSIA. nYapEpsIA

This is to oert that had Dyspepsia IN the worst form
for three years. was treated by OF the best ply
blcans IN America some Of them Professors OF JEFF
iorson College, Philadelphia, but they did me no good
grew worse every month would be taken at times with
dreadful pains In my breast and stomach great was
that oohd neither ST. e stand would rove about
from one room to anOheI nay friends expected
die, there appeared 10 be relief for this hope
less condition placed myself under Dr. WiaArts treat
mont, snd used HIS medicines as directed.
This day a wci man, weeds have
been my feet, and working hard from early until
eleven O'Clock at night DR. Wishart give you this
you may aud want you to publish 10 the world that
every person suffering may have the benehl of
using your truly wonderful remedies All sick persons arc
~ liberty 10 ca and me, write 10 me, want 20
render ali the good TO suffering humanity.
JAMES N. ANCsELL
OverseW OF Washington Manufacturing Company's
Weaving Room, Gloucester, M.