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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

up s,sirs, Washington, DC,
All diseases Ots private nature treated IN TIE
"stssisntips manner, and radical cures snSs,sd
ali eases. sYPRHITIc AFFECTIONS CON
sRBGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES SEMINAL
VEAKEESS, or the result Of VoLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the eENERATIvE
,ReANs, nom any cause whatsoever, or how long
nsSdins, thoroughly and radically sursdI also,
sSuT, RHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, and OsAsr
CHRONIC DISEASES of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
CONES, and Joints, scRoYuLA, BLoTcHEs
MINT FACE, ERUPTIoNs on The Limbs and
sOdy, and all other ERuPTIvE prsEAsEs and
DISEASES or TEE BLOOD, from vhs,sysr cause
hey may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND uNFoRTUNATEi
No matter what your disease, LET no false deli.
,.sy prevent you nom applying Immediately 10
Or veIlny, who Is acknowledged TO b By far the
most suocKssFuL PHYSICIAN the rsasnsn,
Of private diseases. Fear not 10 come and nAks
Known Jour nisiOrtunss, and no viii speedily send
Vou On Your way rsOisips.
3D.. aELR-ABuGR,
mar dreadful ssourss of the young, INDUCED In
when alone, destroys the ssnsrs,ivs organs, unni'
Tou for married life, producing wsaimsn Of Nh
1seh snd limbs, ioss OF animation and musoulA'
,owsr, palplsssion Of ths hssit nervous irfitabiii
y, los. Of memory, nslsnsholy habits, insanity
'onsumption, and death.
ioUNe MANI In view Of the dreadful sonse
.uruseu Of delay, do not fail 70 make your sss'
SnSwn. immediately, TO Dr.. vsllny. Your sserstI
With him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
pou his medical slciIl.
rnUusands whoss sys,sms wers rhstpsred an,
no were on tho brink Of the sfGys, have beer
rough, back to vigorous health By his skiIlfu
treatment ~ 100 .....
MARRIAeK. III .....
Married persons, or those contemplating nAtri
COM, whs suspect themselves ofInpOtsnsy, ssmi
sal weakness, or any disease Arisins iron . r.
l.xsd ,,ats Of tho gsnisai organs, whether ne n
sui, Of disesse, injury, youthful indissrsuons o
uduls ,nse Of the passions In ripsr years. arc ear
nestly entrcsted 10 place themselves under III
>re ct Or. v rhey may rely with certainty upoi
, speedy cure, and upon being restored 10 fol
e,lth and vigor.
n. urlN sIl.t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

SOMETHING INTERESTING TO
- LOOK AT,--Anybody mot aware that BARR
BRO. have the hnest stock OF ready made Clothing
in this city, should II once 90 and take look Al
our beautiful styles Of Sack and Froek oveFooatB.
All tho ine styles OF Pants aud yeSta Il curiosity
to look At. Parents can bring their boys aud get
them htted out entirely new At . very moderate
ing. We have also very large stock OF Gents
Furnishing Goods, which Eoods we will offer al
Wholesale prices, BARR BRO,
deo22-lm Corner X and seventh street.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pain, with Innoxious yApor, by DIR. s. b.
sIGEsMoND, No. go PennsyiyaniA avenue,
Inventors and sole manpfaeturers Of AnaeAthetic
Innoxious Vapor, mot Laughing .GAs,) nor Chic
roform, Ether, but strictly AAAesthete Agent en-
tirely free from exhilerAting effects and perfectly
ssasaos. and psso iSiiiR q s1 ps
dAob-dH
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STOMACH BITTERs.

READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure Of HEALTH. "But howp you ask.
We answer, 'tis an easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
The NERVES, the servants OF the brain.
The LIvER keep in active play
And reg,ddte, from day 10 day.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the INHER Man,
And like . wateh, that's kept In chime
By constant care, with railroad tina,
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the piVits, too.
"How,n you inquire, team this be donei
This Victory s'er Disease be WON'T
"HosrErrER's DrTTEns," we reply,
Il HEALTH's suPREME PRoTEsTIor-TRy
A means Of regenerating the dissrdered and
snfssblsd system regulating every function Of the
internal organs revving the depressed spirits, In
vigoratinG the constitution, and prolonging LIFE,
no medicinal preparation, either Of the past OF
the present time, has been 90 completely and uni.
vsrsAlly successful as
HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
Against the vapors foul prepare,
That fever faint the heavy air.
Drink not unmixed the water found
In prairiss, woods, or mArshy ground.
II sedsntary toll you ply,
Nafurs you musf assia-0r dc
For whom debarred from exercise
For srtaeiai old nhe cries,
Medicines grand purpose and intent
10 threatened evil to prevent!
Andnyou'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the Unpreparsd,
Hostetter's Bittern use-for note
TAsy are the suREsT ANTIporE.
To Bot a. Distance the miasmA Of unhealthy soils
the poison Of unwholsOme water, the sfiuviA o
crowded workroons and factories, and the bane
full influence Of Sedentary employments, II 10 only
necessary % be foreArmed with
HoSTErTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERs.
DyspepsiA'S pangs, that rack and grind =
The body, and dopress the mind
Aguss, that a. they so and come,
Make life . constant mArtyrdom
Coles and dysenterio pains,
Meath which the strong mans vigor waues
Bilious complaints, those tedious ills,
Meier conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread diArrhea, that cannot be
Cured BY destructive mercury;
Slow constitutional decay,
That brings Death nearer day By day ..
Nervous prostration, mental gloon-
u Heraids Of madness or the tomb
e For these-though mineral nostrums fall
Means OF relief At least we hail,
HosrETTER's BIrTERR-medicine sure,
Not to prevent, alone, but cure. ..
In dyspepsia, fever and ague, bilious complaints
constitutional and nervous debility, constipation
ses-siOkness, spssms, and in all complaints Of MAJ
OF Woman, proceeding from casual or inheren
weakness Of the body, the one great remedy an,
restorative IL
HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
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Worthless and pernieiouH articles are 60 often
bslbtered UP In the advertising columns OF the
Press By fabricated letters that the proprietor OF
from their business correspondence, least the
GENUINE OPINIONS Of those who use and ap-
preciAte GENUINE ARTICLE should be con-
founded by the unthinklng with the FULsOME
RIGMAROLE put into tho mouths of MEN OF
STRAW BY interruptions empires and chArlAtAnS,
whose double object IL to SELL both their trash
and the PUBLIC.
Believing, however, that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE HEALTH AND COMFORT OF THE
PUBLIC, and which can be VERIFIED AT ANY
MOMENT by addressing the parties who voueh for
them, ought not to be hid under Abunhel the under
signed publish below few communicate tons Of re-
cent date, to which they invite the attention Of
the people, and at the same time ESPECIALLY
REQUEST all readers who may feel interested In
the subject to ADDRESS THE INDIVIDUALS
THEMSELVES, and ascertain the correctness OF
the Particular, -
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
weekly.
Daily.

Ono copy, one year. s.'..s''.''..'''8''''". 30
vs ss SS nav Be ssnt Il our :i *: :ttsr con.
tAinlng u be registered Treasury h0tss preferred.
When . club OF subs eribers has been forwarded,
Additions may be made TO II on the same terma. II
IL not necessary thai the subscribers to club
should receive their papers ct the same post once.
W. j. MURTAeH h CO,
WGShtnVtOn, b. c.
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READ REV. W. ID. LEES LETTER.
H.. ,..,., BsooELrN, N. T., May %, 1859.
GESTLEMENi / have used your Bitters during
the last six weeks and feel due TO you and 70 the
upon ms never wrote Ga their
one, and abhor everything that sasors Of quacf-
ss SI nsTS sEs 5S ave-
patent alike to ALL and exactly what they profess
70 be- They are not advertised 10 cure thing,
alienation and ultimate healing Of many Of the
most common inhrmities Of the body, and this they
will seOonpliah: ! had been unwell for two
was bilious, and suffering from Indigestion and q
general disease Of the mucous membrane, and
Of my professional duties, was very weak, Of a
time soHnsd 70 my bed %Sts had 6ssa taking ING
&Ss MY 'f SUd s%S
now enjoy the duties OF the mental applica tion
which 80 recently were 90 very irk,ome and bur
change every day. These are JadS. All inference
must be made BY each Individual for himself
Yours, respectfully,
Faster sl Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church.
READ K. D. L. N. sCUTHwoRTHs LETTER.
PRoSPEcr COTTAGE, GEoRoETowN, D. O.,
-, April 2, 1893.
testimonial TO those sf 0therS in favor OF yeur
excellent preparation. Several Year, OF re1idence
on me banks 81 southern river and Of close ap-
hAulted my nervous system and undermined my
health, that had become martyr TO diIpepsia
walls, and defyng all known remedies In the MAteriA
MedloA. had come TO the conclusion that nothing
but total change OF residence and pursuits would
HOItetters BitterI: iProourSd a bottle As an ex.
pertinent. II required but one bottle to convince
on ,aSs Ss Il as sS
complete. II IL now some years since first tried
HoStotter. BttSrH, and II IL but Just to say that
saSdsr3 FnniS cord Wis claim: e
eyeA a. q gtiuu'Ant we Ike Il better than any.
thing else but we use i in all nervous, bilious,
u what have noW said viii lead any dyspepttU or
nervous invalid to ASSURE remedy, IshAllhaYe done
remain, gentlemen, respectfully your..
L. D. 4 N so1fHWoRTH.
READ JOHN ". BRoNAUGHs LETTER.
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU OF YARDsAHD DocKSl
assrs. HOsisitsr 4 smith, PifSSSTII' Pa '''1'
tioH was called to your Celebrated stomsU i'i slt
psP:s Ia al Of s tsTdo pfs ofS iadssd 70 f aTnd
sleep. l commenced the use of your litter. IN.
ing them according TO your directions, except that
the dose was reduced e onshSIt and found myself
much, very much, benefited BY the rst bottlei the
second relieved me entirely but have ever sinee
taken dose In the morning Immediately on rising,
finding y 70 act a. tonie and appetizer Of the
most agreeable character. There 10 d peouliAFItV
In the effect OF your BitterS on me which il NAV IL
well TO stAtei II from any cause shall be BuefinE
ever so acutely with the headache, q dose OF VouP
BitterS relieves me in fifteen minutes. In oohslu.
sion, ! say with all sincerity and truth, would
not DO returned TO the state of health In which
your bittep found me, and nom which they have
unquesttonAbly relisyed me, for all the money in
this world am with great respect,
Your obediont asiyAnt
JOHN W. BRoNAU6a, Chief Clerk.
Prepared by HosTETTER SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa
New York Once, No t90 Broadway
Suia--enOOd
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MEDICAL.
s. fsoiALS OIL Q =

DR. n. vELLrrs rrivsss Hospital, in IN. F,s-
srsI nlosh, sOrasr Of seventh saa s,rss,., oppo-
a,s ,As rO.s and Ps,sn, omss.. poOn,ss and q,
up ,,sirs, washington. DC
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PROFESSIONAL.

DENsIoNs, BoUNTIHs,
'AI AND CLAIMS ms S S6Si iRNbEMNrrY
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THE RICHEsf QUALITY
o. the above.nsmed article, both In
WICKER, ...
METAL,
AND ... ....
LEATHER
F,s, cozzENs,
Wine Merchant
81 street and Pennsylvania
Avenue, two doors from
A., WillArdG Hotel
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Prepared b.

Prepared BY HOsTETTER 8MITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
New York once, No. t90 Broadway
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NEW YORK
IN fsu AND
WAsHIN TON
AMSHIP LINE.

sEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
INGToN AND GEORGETOWN, d, G.
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THE GREAT aFAtR rv
~ ~, To be held under the .u.pises ofh,
'ar"N ...N .rft IVA INAE lI.NE
LADIES SOLDIERS HEFRF ASSOCIATION,
:. EElTf EaIHfEl 1T.. a.... ..r Ia
......ras4 . the 80.
LARGE HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE
4 BUILDING. ....... ....
aENEErT OF THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
FAMILIES OF THEsoLDIERs FROM THE Dis
TRTcT OF COLUMBIA, sr

and from other places, if ssrvins In the District
r. .'H Regiments.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

A. y very large meeting OF the association, At
the house Of Mayor wALIACH, on "wednesday,
January g. 1894 changes were maze In the commit
tees and the collectors, new Committee on Deco
rations was appointed, and also persons from the
several Loyal States to solicit subscriptions con-
tributions OF articles, Sc, twn ordered that the
President eanse the list, as corrected TO be pub
shsd in all the city papers daily, until the list Of
Enhrtiarr - y p ~ II IL -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-11-10
The HerOism of an Assault.

One reads IN the papers of the assaults on
earthWorks, OF the repulses, and yet one does
not know what is contained in these words
Assault repulsed." You make up your mind
to assault the enemys works. You have
formed line of battle, with second and third
lines behind you for support. You march
forth filled with the determination to accom-
plish the object yet feeling the magnitude Of
the undertaking. Two hundred yards brings
you to the picket line, and here the opposl-
ton commences. You dash across the space
between the two lines, you lose a few men
and the enemy's pickets after making az much
noise as possible, run back to their main
works. BY this time the enemy are sure you
are really coming, and open on you with ar
tillery, besides pretty heavy fire of musket-
ry. This artillery throws the shell screaming
through your ranks, producing more moral
than physical effect, or throws shrapnel,
which, bursting in your front, scatters myriads
of small bullets around. You commence to
lose men rapidly. The ball is opened ''For-
ward, double-quick !! " again and while the
whole line of the enemy open fire from be-
hind their works, your men, mindless of this
mindless of the death intensified the bull
lets and the shells-dash on with wild cheers.
The abattis with its tangled intricacy ofsharp-
ened branches snares your line. Tripping,
falling, rising to fall again, the men struggle
throug h this adattis, though the minutes are
drawn out interminably and though in each
step are left brave men to pay for the ground.
You get through, part of you, and still rush
on; the firing grows more fierce, the men grow
desperate. Your three lines have been al
most reduced to one, and you strike another
line of abattis. In this abattis are the pali-
sades, which must be uprooted by force be-
fore man can pass. You stumble, fall, tear
your flesh on these stakes, you must stop to
pull them up-stop when you are already
gasping for breath and here open up the
masked batteries, pouring the canister into
that writing, struggling mass-so close that
the flame scorches, that the smoke blinds
from those guns. Is it any wonder that your
three lines are torn to pieces and have to
give back before the redoubled fire of an, en-
envy as yet uninjured, comparatively And
then the slaughter of retreat there? Often
times it is preferable to lie down and take
the fire there until night rather than lose all
10y falling back under such circumstances
This war has demonstrated that earthworks
can be rendered nearly impregnabe on either
side against direct assault. An attack on for
tilted lines must cost a fearful price, and
should be well weighed, whether the cost ex-
ceed not the gain. This, then, is what an as
sault means--a slaughter pen, a charnel-
house, and an army of weeping mothers and
sisters ut home. 1t is inevitable When an
assault is successful, it is to be hoped that the
public gain may warrant the loss of life re-
quisite. When it is repulsed tenfold is the
mOurniur
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-11-10
from the Evening Post

q, ao1wn into the ba1lot-box-frrom no unconscious
And Using on the morrow morn, ring out through
all the land!
Go down into the ballot-box, my single vote TO-
night;
Ring with myriad single-yoiced, abroad in morn
ing light!
Go down into the ballot-box, righteous vote and
true;
No patriots blood shall wasted seem, bondman':
dream, for you!
Go down into the baliot-box, unhearl, IN teit, ut
known
You shall be heard and felt and seen-the dav fol-
you'n be shown
If all the morn held you fast in silence and apart
heart
Go down into the ballot-box for right at any cost
And, what though last ?-the polls are closed
thank God, you are not lost j. j. PIATT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-11-10
The D0tage Of Marlborough.

"AprI, lSl0.-Looking at the fine full
length portrait of John, Duke of MarI-
borough, Lord Braybrooke told us some in
teresting and curious anecdotes of him.
When this great man, at avery advanced age.
was called TO attend a council on the best
mode of defence from threatened invasion.
he gave his opinion with his usual frmness
and penetration. Afterwards he said that
that above fifty years he had served his conn
try, and should be happy to do so still, but
that was aware his faculties We're impair
ed At present, he added, he was fully con
scious Of his deficiency, but he feared the
time might soon come when he was no longer
aware of it. He therefore made it his ear
nest request that he might never mo, e be
summoned to council, and that if, elsewhere,
ON any occasion, he expressed an opinion, no
importance should be attached to it, or def
erence paid to it.
ct is melancholy to reflect how 'ow was
the degradation of that mind whose decaying
mowers were equal to such an act of magma
nimity. after having had more to crafty his
vanity. first as the finest, gayesG man in Eu-
rome. then as the greatest general, and after
ward as its greatest negotiator and statesman;
after all this, in state of complete imbecili-
ty. an absolute driyeler, he was actually ex-
hibited by his servants to all who. chose to
give an additional fee after having stared at
all the magnifeence of Blenhsim. III this
manner, ma grandfather (5as lad Just entered
at Crto,I 6elsel0 tie oyeck Of has great man,
and has oftea. described the melancholy spectacle
to Lord Bray6rooke. "-Diary Of HISS Wynn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-11-10
By the Governor Of the State Of Wisconsin.
--- A PROCLAMATION, =.

Another year has passed; its trials its victories,
it's rewards, its punishments, it's blessings have
been recorded; its fruits have been gathered in
In reviewing them, how manifest the reasons
for thankfuness and praise to God for his wonder
full goodness to the children of men. For the many
tokens of Divine favor, the many blessings they
have been permit ed to enjoy, the people of Wis
,consin have great reason to be thankful. Pestil-
.ence and famine have been kept far from US. The
labors OF the miner, the mariner, the mechanic and
the husbandman have been rewarded The privil-
eyes of education and of worshipihg God accord
ing to the dictates of conscience have been enoy-
ed by all .--..i
The honor and loyalty of Wisconsin have been
most nobly indicated by her sons on many bat.
tlefeld. Wherever our liberties have been assaiI-
ed, an All-wise Creator has given us stout hearts
and strong arms TO defend them. '-'-
The free institutions established by our fathers
have been protected aud preserved, and wicked
and unhely rebellion brought near to its close.
While the people of our sister States have suf-
tered from the devastatons caused by hostile arm
les in their midst, our people have been spar ed
this calamity. For all these and numerous other
blessing which God in His goodness has vouchsafed
to US; for His loving kindness, His constant care
and abundant mercies, we should with grateful
hearts thank and praise him. .. ..
Therefore, I, james T. Lewis, Governor of the
State OF Wisconsin, in accordance with a worthy
and time. honored custom, do hereby,designate and
appoint
Thursday, the Gath day. eff November
1864, as day of Thanksgiving and Praise to Al
mighty God, and would recomm end to the peo-
pie that, laying aside secular pursuits they meet
on that day in their accustomed places of worship
| and offer thanks to God for the many blessings we
have been permitted to enjoy during the past year,
and with their thanks let the earnest, fervent
pray er ascend for the protection of the widow and
| the orphan, the noble soldier and his suffering
family, that may all grow wiser and better
that all our blessings may be continued, and that
peace may soon again visit and bless our land
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto sub
scnbed my name and caused the great seal
of the State of Wisconsin to be affixed
IL. ST. Done at Madison, this 22d day of October,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-fo
| BY the Governor, JAMES t. LEWIS.
LUoIuS FSIRCHILD, Secretary of State.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-11-10
Wisconsin State Teachers, Association.

The annual meeting of the Association for
1864 viii be held at Milton, Rock county,
commencing Tuesday evening, November Is.
Lectures will be delivered by Hon. j. L.
PICKARD, of Chicago, and Hon. J. G. MCMYSN,
State Superintendent. Papers will be read
by prominent teachers upon practical sub
jects pertaining to educational interests.
The citizens of Milton proh'er free enter
tainment to ladies.
The Chicago 4 Northwestern, and Milwau-
kee / Prairie du Chen railroads, give return
tickets to members of the Association 1t is
hoped the other roads in the State will make
similar arrangements.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-11-10
The Electoral Vote.

1t is frequently asked what number OF
electoral votes will be required to elect a
President this fall, the number of votes to
which each State is entitled, and the States
found below. Congress at its last session
declared that a majority of the electoral
votes cast should be sufficient to secure an
election.
The following are the States sure to vote
with the number of their electoral votes: