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FROM KENTUCKY.

ror1sv11LE June l2.-Gen. Darlington has
inst received the following telegram from Gen.
Bnrbrdge:
.s1,gxryGroN, | P. MI have heard noth
Ing Of or from Gov. Bramlette.
:.The rebels left here yesterday for George
tovn. and are supposed to have gone east from
there
Burbridge started with fresh horses last
night in pursuit.
4 messenger, wholeft the capital at 4 clock
tb;s morning, renorts that Frankfort is under
martial law; and that all men capable OF
bearing arms have been armed to defend tte
city.
The State archives are being removed 20
the fort. and General Feeb is confident Of his
ability to hold is until reinforcements shall ar
rive.
A force Of three thousand Confederates oc-
cupv stockades three miles this side OF Frank
fort TO prevent reinforce nents reaching Faank
fort from Louisville.
The Federal troops made an attack On the
stockades last nj ght, but were repulsed.
LOUISVILLE, June l2.-Ry order Of the
Governor, the entire enrolled militia Of Jeffer-
son county have been ordered out, and business
is directed TO be SUSPENDED until further
orders.
A courier from Fl raak fort reports that flag
Of truce was sent to; Governor Bramlette, de-
manding an immediate and unconditional sur
render of Frank fort, which was declined, and
fighting was resumed An authenticated re-
port saws there were about one hundred killed
ond wounded at Frankfort to- day.
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Mr.. STANTON'S DISPATCHES.

!
To Major General Dix, New York OFF
cial reports from the headquarters Of the array
of the Potomac, down to O'Clock yesterday
evening detail no movements OF iEnpC gtaDee
A dispatch from General Sherman, dated
yesterday states that our cavalry yesterday,
THURSDAY, 9th, developed the position Of the
enemy in line along the hills from kenesaw
to Lost Mountain, and we are now marching
by the roads towards Kenesaw.
A dispatch from Gen. Butler, dated this
morning at clock, reports all quiet along
our lines. Yesterday Gen. kautz charged the
enemy's works at Petersburg, and carried
them, penetrating the town, but not being sup.
ported by Gen. Gilmore, who had Withdrawn
bis forces without conflict, Gen. Kautz was
obliged to withdraw without further effect
Gen. KautZ captured 40 prisoners and one
piece Of artillery, which be brought away with
him."
A dispatch from Gen. Canhy, dated Vicks-
| burg, June 4 states that, ''Gen. Emory re-
ports that an attempt by TayIors force to
cross the Atchatalaya Ind been frustrated, the
troops that had crossed dispersed, and large
quantity OF comrnssary stores and clothing zap
tured.
General BurbTidge, commanding in Ken.
tuckv, IN dispatch dated yesterday, al Lex
iugton reports that latter concentrating 6
| force at the mouth CT Beaver Greek, on Big
Sandy, [ moved against Morgan force in Vir-
ginia, west as TAR as Gladesy!lie. Morgan,
with $500 men, moved Into Kentucky, wa
Whiuesburg [ pursued, and by marching
ninety miles in twenty four hours, came upon
him at Mt. Sterling yesterday morning, and
defeated him.
"By stealing fresh horses he REACHED Leg
ington at Two o clock this a. IN. Our forces
i - ~ ohof, = h77tlI }o do
age He left here at seven g. H. tor Versal-
les. I start in pursuit with fresh torce this
morning.
| No official report has yet been received from
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
| WASHINGTON. June 12-1. 20 p. M.-To
Major General Dix A dispatch from General
| Hunter, dated at six O clock in the morning Of
the 9Th instant, al Staunton, reports THAT We
met the enemy at Piedmont last Sunday, the
5th, killing VIM. E. Jones, their commanding
| general, and totally routing them after battle
Of ten hours duration.
| We have captured fifteen hundred prisoners
altogether, one thousand men and over sixty
officers on the field Of battle. Also, three
thousand stand OF arms, three pieces OF artll.
| lery, and vast quantity % STORES. w "a' .
to day effected a junction With Gems Crook and
| Averi ,
It is stated in another dispatch, unofficial,
dated at Staunton, June 9, that our infantry
is now engaged burning ties and bending, rails
east and west All Government RAILROAD build
| incs have been burned at Staunton we leave
70 morrov. R. f. Mccain.
Cipher Operator.
| A dispatch frou Gen. Grants headQ quarters,
dated Yesterday, at 4 p. NJ, reports, that the
rebel cavalry having yesterday made q ossh
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MS IGc0rnOlSSaNCG retired. RE killed 2nG
wounded q number OF rebels II bis progress,
sDf3 hroug}ot away four OF five prisoners.
t E5e hal slz cen nan killed and wounded.
& Dispatchas trom Gen. Sherman, dated a. his
headquarters, Big Shanfy, Georgia, his morn.
ing, have been received. They state that our
Iihe8 are within four Or fige hundred yards Of
the enemy, but 20 fighting yet.
EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary Of War;
The endeayor by the popular branch of the
u. s. Congress 70 fx day for adjournment,
before the most in. portant business is finally
disposed Of, has no effect upon the Senate,
Not until the great finance measures o. he
session are definitely coocluded-tEae Internal
tax and tariff Ii.ls, as we'll as certain bills
pertaining 70 !he military Eoroes-!s i likely
that the Senate will give attention to The
question OF adjournment. The resolution ras~
sed ~ the House fer a1jour-ang On the 23t@
instant, WILL therefore, it's probable lay quietly
ol: the Senate table for the pra3an5-So SAYS
The correspondent Of the Baltimore SIsn.
K was reported in New York Lass SATURDAY
thst ''Gen. Lee had died in Richmond, ana
JEFF Davis had lefS for Europe, while Ger.
Butler had badly viii yped Beauregavd, G5c.,
&C. Every where, and about every thing false
stories are now circulated, and believed by the
credulous. This appears 70 be the age O.
falsclood
Robert J. Walker is reported to be suffer
ing from feeble health, caused by the effects ot
an amateur balloon excursion taken 80 Lon
don III October last. The balloon went up
very suddenly, and the raretactlon OF the air
affected Mr.. Walker severely. He has thls
spring gone 10 Egypt 10 reeruit.
The New York Tines says ys:-''lhe Secrets,
~ Of the Tlessury, on his visit to this city,
has favorably entertained certain offers for 3
loan from England, Holland and Germany,
and he returns 10 Washington with the puT'
pose Ct accepting them.
r. tbe attack upon the fishing boat in &C.
coouan bay, last week, by some men, one Of
them was, il is said, killed at once, and one,
severely wounded, was brought up TO this place,
where he died.
The y. S. barracks in Lafayette square,
Baltimore, known as Camp Bradford waa
burned on Friday night last said 10 have been
set On fire By ''subst!tutas' quartered there.
A report was pu* in circulation, il Aew
York on Saturday tha1 Gen. Lee died IN tSlch
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oNhlObOAN E0lhAhahNs -
Being the south 30 feet
front on south o street
by the depth of the lot.
Sellhausen, F. W.........
Schneider, @. c., trust for
Sarah A. Kelly
SeltE, George ........
For 1855, e31.67i 1857,
$50. 50; 1883, $50. so; 1859,
$43.76; 1880, s47.41;I
1861, S36.47.
Beginning at the southeast
corner OF the lot, and
running thence west.
wardly with the line Of
New York avenue 80
feet 10 inches, thence
northerly at right angles
to the said avenue "a
feet 9 inches, thence east
63 feet o inches to the
line of 10th street west,
thence with the line of
10th street SO feet 9
|. inches, to the begin
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.

Wan DEPARTMENT, June I, 1884.
Proposals VIII be received ~ this Department
until Y O'Clock on TUESDAY, the 2sth June
the schedule below, for the fiscal year commanding
the LIST day OF July next
The Stationery must be Of the best quality.
Samples must accompany each bid
The Iussessful bidder Will Be required Y givs
bond, with approved suretes, for the f.itbiul full.
flment OF his contract, and the Department will
reserve the right to order the articles A. II may
deem proper, and 70 Increase or diminish the
ATtieies not named in the schedule below are 10
be furnished at the option Of the Department, Al
the lowest market prices.
Paper made Of linon stock.
10 feGms despatch cap, weighing 10 pounds.
pounds,
400 TesmI quarto post ruled or plAIn, weighing
coo reamI quarto post, ruled or plain, headed a.
per pattern, weighing 10 pounds.
100 reAma note Paper, ruled or plain.
$50 resms note Paper, ruled or plain, headed As
20 reAms copying Paper.
10 reaml botting Paper.
100 dozen Blottlng Board.
30 reams envelope Paper, bun or yellow, royal.
5000 Envelopes, ofnoisi sizes, plain.
10000 Envelopes Official sizes, extra heavy
headed A. per pattern.
$1,000 Envelopes, letter sizes extra heavy, headed
a. per pattern.
100 gross metallic Pens.
10000 Quilts, No. 30.
2So dozen Fabet's black lead Pencils.
10 dozen blue and red Pencils.
$50 dozen Pen-holders.
20 dozen ErAaers, ivory handles.
30 dozen Rodgers or Wobtenholm's tblAds Pen
Knives.
dozen Scissors.
2dozen Shears.
20 dozen Maynard 4 Noyet Blask Ink, quarts.
20 dozen Maynard 4 Noyes' Black lax, pints,
80 dozen French CArmlne.
- dozen InkBtsnds, DrspcS's, Whituey's, or
20 pounds Sealing wax, scarlet
20 pounds India Rubber, prepared.
20 dozen silk Tape, assorted oolors.
80 dozen rolls red Tape.
100 pounds linen Irvine.
so dozen large jars Muollage, witt brushes.
dozen quart bottles Muoilage.
dozen blank Books.
100 dozen packs visiting Cards.
dozen pen Racks.
dozen Rulers.
20 gross India rubber Bands.
dozen memorandum Books.
dozen boxes NotAriAl Seals.
Q dozen NotArial Waters.
dozen Port Folios.
I dozen boxes Eyelets.
2odoIen Letter Files.
10 dozen Writing Fluid.
dozen Letter Clips.
6pounds Sponge.
. dozen Gold Pens and HOldsrs.
200 yards Tracing Linen.
dozen spongy Cups.
dozen Paper Weights. Iei-aBla,S
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.

CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER's OTPIcE)
DEPoT OF WAsHINoToN,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received lT A, this
office until THUR DAY, June &c. 1884, at II Clock
m, for delivery at this depot Of Lumber OF the
100000 feet ~ or Inch white plns common Gull.
ingI, 10000 feet OF which to DO from IL to
5000 foet 81 or Inca white plAO Oonnoa Gull.
100 600 feet Il or inch pine selects, not less than
l2ipehea wide, we'll seasoned, and dressed
u.s. 900 feet X inch white pine selestS, well 500.
Boned, and dressed on both sides.
10000 feet AKA hGmlook aoAntling, 10 feet lozg
5000 feet 1x6 hemlook scantllng, IS feet long
SO !s:i = si:., = Isss long, ESsRiSsE
Ieet sSs OF 10 oiSt II feet long, (hsmlook
10000 hTIt quality IS inch sawed white pine shin
10000 rst quality Is inch sawed white pine shin.
10000 hrit quality iS insh spruce pine shin
100000 first quality Is inch sawed cedar shingles
samples Of shingles and lAihs proposed for will
charitable lumber, subject to the Inspection OF an
inspector appointed on the part Of the Govern
All Of the lumber to be delivered within twenty
ave (2S) days from date Of contract.
The ability OF the bidder to I'LL the contract,
should IL be awarded him, must be guaranteed by
two responsible persons, whose signatures are to
be appended TO the guaranty. =
The he full R.%s ard poi once Addreau OF each
SOass IN T 10 S. y 1b .ns a.
contract, signed BY the contractor and both OF his
EuArAntors, will BE- required OF the successful bid
The light 70 st}se, any Or all bids thu, NAV b,
deemed too high Is reserTedby the Depot Quarter
Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the on
yOlops !" Proposals. for Lumber" and addreTed TO
the undersigned. D. H. RUCKER,
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DENTISTRY.
AT lW INV Vito N
~ ARTIFICIAL cHEoPLAsrIc
BONE TEETH,
DIR. Q. 4. sIGrsMoNp HAYWARD,

DIR. .. h. sIGEsMoND HAYWARn
9oo PsnnIylvAniA avenue, between Twelfth AAd
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs. Q. l. II. calls the attention OF the public TO
~ following advantages Of their improved system;
LIST. The teeth OF their manufacture will never
Oorrods nor shAnEs color By any acids, AID are
three iouTthI lighter thAA any other.
nd. No teeth or roots need be extracted, ~ the
artificial ones can be Inserted over them.
ID. The roots will DO made inOffsnIiTs and never
10 Ashe,
9TH. No tsnpOrAry teeth are needed, A. pernA-
Aent onss san Be made INN ediAtsly, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression Of the face, which,
mder the old system, IL frsqusntly disngured.
Sth. This work has been fully tested for over
aVs years by many Of the nrst chemists and physI-
SlAnS Of this aud the cid country.
Drt. 9. II. hAVO also Invented white indie
s.ruetibls metal filling, with which the most SEN
1itive teeth be filled without pain, and
build up perfect sound tooth any side roots
which will last through . lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
with InAoIiouS YApor, by DrS. sigesmond d Hay
ward, $50 PennsylEAniA avenue, inventors and sole
manufacturers Of AnAestie IRnoIiouI VapoT mot
Laughing Gas, nor Chlorolorm or Ether but
strictly an Aniostis agent, entirely free from ex-
hiiArAtinE effects and perfectly harmless causing
Suist slesp, with PLEASANT sensations and perfect
fasSnIibillty TO pain.
The best Of references given II required.
Gall aad examine for yourselves. my2s
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE BtI PENN, AVENUE,
Warrington OtS, u. @.
ESkAr HAsTERN, NORTHERN, ASD WEI
SRN EXPRESS YORwARDERS
s-gSHsAdiSS, EuAey, JswslTy, vAIHabI
HOtaE, Stocks, Beads, sc.
: orRar'isd with SAFETY AND DfsPATCl W At
Accessible sections Of the country. This Comgsni
LA Agencies 10 the principal railway towns In trs
SORTh, EAEI, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal otfasa are
srtSHINGT0R, d. o., NJ YORK, BOBTOE,
PHILADELPHIA, RALTLkORS ON
CLIMATE, ST. LUUIR, LOUIS
VD.LE, LEXINGTON.
CONNEXIONS are made Al New York and BostOL
With lines forwarding to the .CAnAdAS and the
6ritiGh PrOytn0es, and with steamship lines TO Lv
6rpool, Southampton, and HAvr6, and thence by
European expresses 10 all prominent commercial
townB In GroAt Britain and on this Continent
Colaetion o. EotoE, DrAitH, and Bills made II all
accessible parts Of th6 United 6tAtes.
q. G, DUNN, Agent,
~ WAbhlnEtOn, d. q.
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MEDICAL.
oIA1 MOTTO z.

Dr.. NJ. vELLNY's Private Hospital, In the Fed
eral Book, Corner ofseventh and streets, orpo.
site the Post and Patent oniOes. Rooms rs and %,
up stairs, Washington, D. C. O..
All diseases Of q private nature treated in the
best soientlnO m.nnot, and radical cures effected
In all cases. SYPHILT1C AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of VoLUPTUbUs
DREAMS, or any weakness OF tho 6ENERATtVB
ORGANS, from any cause whStOvor, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
eoUT RHEuMATIsM, NEURALGIA. AID other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
ZONES, and JOINTS; ScRoFULd, sLoTCBgs
ON THE FACE, ERUPTIoHSon the Ltup b and body
snd all other ERuPTIvE DISEASES aud DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD, from whatever cause they mAT
have arisen. .I.. mo-
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE 70.
No matter what your disease, let no false deliS
o.sey preven, yod from Applyius Immediately 70
..r.---. 80
III 'eiinS' "no IL "OA"O"''e'N " =" " ''
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not 10 come and make
- = u. -,
'''- -
you On your way rejoicing.
..I..-. sELF-ABusE. ..
That dreadful tooprx. of thu vounr. ,udpi,oA In
q ~ 4. -, !,
~n"n "ione u'"'fo'' 'n'sener"n'e orsAn' "pp" ~
them for married. life, producing weakness Of tho
b,ok and Iimb,. Ina, ot animation and nure,l.t
pow.r n.Ini..,,on NJ Tim hs,r, ns,vou, ,,ri,,t,,.
10 ,o,, a. memory. m.l,n,ho,v b,b,,,, in,nn,,v.
oor,unn,,or and d.,,, o.. .. ~
youNn MANI IN v,o,v n, IN. ,...,,,, .or,a.
or.n.o, =, ,,.,,v A. %, 90 a. 1t. ,,o,, 60.
- a. - ~ - -....,.
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FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES 1910 LOAN

IA W " n U " W
BANKERS,
G53 FIFTEEHTH STREET,
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
for the
NEW NATIONAL LOAN,
Authorized by the act Of March ), 1884,
AND KEOwH As
TEN-FoRTY BONDS,
BstuS redeomAbIs AZ the pleasure Of the Govern
nsnt amer Ion years, and payable forty years iron
SAts in coin, bearing interest a.
FIVE PER CENT. A YEAR.
payable on bonds a. $50 and 600 annually and on
ali other sizes Gemi-AnnuAlly in Con-.
The COUPON BONDS will be issued In go,
eIOO, $500, and o. 900.
The REGISTERED BONDS will be issued in $50,
Sloo, SSOo, u 900, 5000, and 10000.
These arc the only GOLD BEARING sECURI-
TIES Of the Government now proourable at par,
and, yielding Al present value OF coin OVER EIGHT
RE eEHr. PEA AHHUBI offer 4 very desirable In.
vsHtnent for large or small sums.
We buy and sell at market rates
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL IssUEA
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COIN,
Ana pay the highest pFisoI for
QUARTERMAsTERs CERTIFICATE CHECKS,
HsS-ad JAY COOKE co.
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PROPOSALS
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

TRrAsuRy DEPARTMENT, June ., 1884.
Sealed proposals. for Stationery viii be received
At this Department until the eth day OF July, 1854,
at 10 o'clock m. ~ =
Samples OF the articles In class will be fur
nlshed 70 parties desiring to BID on application al
the Department.. -r. t..
The Department reserves TO itself the right 70
required pattern: ~ =
Delivsriss Of All articles IN the several olssses
% Is 70 SaSs WIZ nee
articles In class /. .... ".f ,-T -
Az deliyerie. WIN DO subject TO inspection By an
expert detailed for that purpose by the Secretary
o. ths Treasury, and The delivery Of any inferior
the contract.
Deliveries must be free Of charge st the Treasu.
~ Department, washington.
or firm making II, and be aceompanied bV A rats
factory guarantee that the bidder will exesute :
contract with good and nudieient honda a HIS hid
be accepted. 49, =
The failure TO complyiwith any one order under
a contract 10 operate 70 the forfeiture Of the en-
tire penalty Of Tho bond, Or tho secretary Of the
o. such quantities q any articles as shall be ne
cessary to supply the deficiency caused by such
failure, and charge TO the contractor nifty per cent
UNI Of the price which It shall BE found necessary
Proposals uuAeeompAnied with satisfactory
guarantees will not be considered, and contracts
Of or dealers in the articles.
..s CLASS No, I,
White Cap Paper
White Legal Cap Paper
White QuArto Post Paper
White Packet Note Paper
White Commercial Mole PAper
Yellow Envelope Paper
Brown Wrapping Paper
Red BlottlnE Paper
Card BlottinE Boards
white Envelopes, oiisIal sired
White Envelopes, letter siIef
white Envelopes, note sire
Copying Paper >
white DENY PAper
white Medium Paper D..
white Super Royal Paperl
IT CLAn Noa s..
Best quality Copying Ink 70.
Best quality Black Ink
Beat quality Blue Ink
Best quality Writing Fluid
Best quality CarmiLe Ink
FAber's best Black Lead PsnslIs, Nos. I, ., 0,
and T.
Faber's best Red and Blue Pencils
steel Pens
steel Pen-handies
AZ
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TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN

TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN
POLICE-on May IS, a large Dark Chestnut
Sorrel Horse, both left feet white star on fore
head, and partially blind was tGLen by the polioc
as an eBtrAy The owner iB hereby notiAsd 20
prOYe the same TO the satisfaction OF the property
clerk OF the metropolitan Police District, at his
once No. tob Tenth street west, prior 10 saturday
June 10, 1854, or said horse will be then sold for
cash 10 the highest bidder, at W. L. Wall % g
bazaar, No. % Louisiana avenue, pursuant 70 Law
BY order GEORGE n HBRRIeK,
Property Clerk.
leSIgI7 W., L. WALL 4 CO., AGOta.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWsPAPERS AND PERIoDI-
In GALS
J. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In NewSpa-
perE, Periodicals, Novels, Stationery, Prints 10
bAooo, Segars, Flags Aud Playing Cardsj also, q
large assortment OF Plain and COlored Photo.
graphs, lis King street, four doorG below Provost
hGrshApB office, Alexandria, Va,
Subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash
lngton DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, received.
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OHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OF.
COURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO WIT:

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO WIT;
MAY 81, 1854
In the case Of John r. stebbinE, administrator
g. Of John Stuart, deceased, the AdministrAtoT
G. t. a. Aforesaid has, with the Appreciation OF the
OrphanG' Court OF Washington county Aforesaid,
appointed Saturday, the 10Th day OF Juhe next for
the final settlement and distribution OF the
eltate OF said deceased, and Of the assets In hand
a. lar AZ the same have been collected and turned
into money! when and where all the creditors and
heirs OF said deceased are notified to attend lat the
Orphans Court OF Washington county AiOresaId,)
with their claims properly VOuohed, or they may
Otherwise BY law be excluded from all beneht In
said dSoSaleds sstatei provided copy OF this or
der be published once week for three weeks In the
National RePGoeaR previous TO the said a6th day Of
June, 1884.
Test z. G. ROBBINS,
Je4-lAW1W' Register Of wills.
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COLDIERS OF THE UNIONi

Read the following Letters received from your
Comrades as end9Tsements Of the WORLD
Khows AND W9RLp TRIED REMRDIEs,
OINTMENT. You will here nnd unHolioit testi.
moniAls received from all parts Of the country
where our army OF occupation 10 In force
See to Your HEALTH Ali OF you have some one
interested In your welfare, then do not delay.
Your Lie z yAluablel Not only TO yourselves,
but 70 your Fathers and Mothers, Sisters, Wives
and Brothers Then, while you may, purchas
your Health For sS cents IS cents, or $40 viii
when e1pendedln these medicines, bring you down
The following are genuine letters, on file for
iSsPes.ion at this Office Copies sent b mail to sny'
ouARTEnmAsTER's pEPARTmENT,J
S9th Illinois Volunteers,
FOLLY ISLAND, 8; e, November %, 1861.
Sin; Enclosed please md two dollars, for which
aend me one dollars worth each Of your celebrated
10 this at once, for an much in need OF the above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, Q. Nj,
Bsth Illinois Volunteers.
CAhr NEAR BRANDY STATION, YArl
,,-,,- January 7, 1854. I
DEAR sIRi ! have heard = great deal OF tAlr-
about your famous Pills, aud as l never was In
the need OF them till now, want to try them, az
send me the worth OF the enclosed. Yours, 40,
JOSEPH Walsh,
Co. L, 9th Regt., Excelsior Brigade
PULASKI T6nn.i Dec. 70, 1872
dean SIRi Please ind enclosed one dollar, and
send me the amount In your famous Pills, A. l am
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
Yours, ho., THOMAS y. TURNER,
Co. ], Cd Iowa Infantry.
MoRRIs ISLAND, S. C., Jan. u, 1854.
FrnI. HoRopdU
Lean SR; Enclosed you will md so cents, Tor
which wish you to send me some OF your vNlua-
Die Filiai send them BY mail. enclose ~ C"uU
iOr postage.
Address ISRAEL G. HALL,
Co, d, 4th n. H. VIOLA, IT Royal, 5. Z,
CANT or OTH ENCElblOn bhI0ADE,
Fr,k E3goraw
BIRi Please send ne for the enclosed 80 cents tho
worth OF II In PILLS. enclosed nud 10 cents tu nay
postage, Had you will Oblise. address, yours,
ScrEt. WIN POWERS
60. z, orb ReBt. ELeelaiOr Brigade,
Wsshington, d. U.
AURND BLAND, 9. e., Jan Al, 1894.
FRET HSHSDsgi
Please md enclosed the sum Of one dollar fot
Puh. IhhVe DisrrhTa, and can : get IL HtOppCj
40 I want 70 Try your Pills. Yours, &c.
WILLIAM CHRIsTY,
Co. q, luith Rrgt. Penn. Vols,
Norris Island, s. c.
II the ThadfT Of this "uutIgcn Cannot get box of
Pills or OintmUnt from tho G.. truie IN his place
let h! - write TO me, 80 MaIde NIv, enclosing the
hnDnnt and VIII mail bus ne OF eNpeaGe.
inAny dealers will not keep my ,uInes on hand
baeAlsS they cannot make NJ munI pTOnt A. on
other persons make. % cents, ~ ernts, aud Al 10
per poA OF pot Aps-lyk
EDWARD LYCETT.