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TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS,

ATTENTIONS! sgabgoM
INSURANCE. against accidents Id travelling on your
i summer excursions can be erected In reliable OH
ces as touoWe ika<l ttgrdpt II ~ .4o11 fe3cls94 Z.
kor " cents win give you ticket insuring yoti
Life for $3u0 which your heirs viii receive in case Of
desth BY accident, and $15 per week compensation in
ease Of injury IN travelling Tickets goodu tweuty-e
four hours longer periods id proportion; or for 26
per week compensation against al and every escrip-
ton Of accident travelling at home Less sums in
propol ton.
Al Isrs ,ns are invited toealB at our once andre9
sHe--A
JOHN Il. DOW & SON,
20 EXCHANGE STREET.
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WE WHITE IlIl OAK Knees.

IN Navy Yard ttefy, Maine In duynfities a
from IL to- 20 and upwards at the following schedule
prices, viz: - a, - go II.
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4 -.,ai,s s.. KfTTErY ~ OH
Npssla 3. g, 40, III IA. g59 N IA lei az On
~ e %, e. 3d. 81 sa 81 s6 49, 49, no. IA IA. As,
m aa5 cHARLEsT0WN.e Gees q mo 80
y ssa@,2s 30, 81 q. "a, &C. 81, IS. $40 Il, II, 81,
BROOKLYN. = &c., 100 a y
NOS 3, 4, 6. 8. il. 10 ID. Is. ls. II ia
~ e. q, % 49, Is. 26, Ell Is, 40. al. al al as ~
~ ~ 40 A, a, A. As, 46. AZ, ~
Ia t n. ~, n PHILADELPHIA. Ii93 q seei (
or NSs. i 4ss,s. 10 IA IL. 49, 20. a. d.
a. a. n. %, "a. 30. 81. 49, 80, 40, ii, ~, Is,
---- WASHINGTON s''' '49i"s'a1
% 81 81 g. ~, u a. 10 ~ leI9 90 u.s. 49, 81
:, x s.z !. 4. = NORFOLK aiersoagi aois
2o al Al "A "a asSsss, u 70. u Is, ls. ~. is. 10,
az "a - x xS. A. ~ ~ 30 3d. IS, So. 40,
- 's,s s ST. ,sdooW ogkEC jane2Sdiaw4w
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1ea d. 3. Nh IL A Re-
Yes SHIPPING. FORWARDING ID
And Commission Merchant,
,s9a 72 Tower Building
saH Liverpool, England, 1aslla.

The undersigned for many years past a resident
OF this city, respectfully bees TO inform bis old
friends that having established himself at the above
ae nress N Liverpool, he is prepared to transact
general commission business IN shippir and for
warding merchandise to all / arts 81 the American
Continent and In the sale of consien me nts Of Lun
tomafy advances. j. s. MILLAR
Springs H. Winslow Coz John Lynch Co. =
10. Nav l2-d8ms if'H III 7lr97'1T ,.,1'-'f.f.f
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-10
,,owARpss HEALING sALvE. 7,

HOWAHDb HEALINU 5ALVE. In al cases Of
caacor, Ulcers Burns, Scalds, Skin Euruptions etc
,Snere an external application may be nece saw
this Saye, prepared expressly for the purpose viii
be found Invaluable IL will always be useful In the
Household. and box Of II may save much snfIerng
and expense Price Is cents per box
JAMES o BOYLE 4 CO., Successors 10 Rcddn
Coz 5 state street, Boston Propretors
W PHILLIPS & co Ag'ts. Porfkoad.
may3ld3m. .f
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-10
Ship Knees Wanted Ii

us. NAVY YARD, Kittery. Mains,l
i. han.tl. .I....;l, -. I..s..E May 8, 1856.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-10
BIGELOWI,& SaRGENF.
COMMISSION lMERcHANTSnI
ne yzlenae ei--<AND--o 4 'i3 '''i = =
"a 44t. --35l q tint s.eiyz.ra
z ShiP kers,z =
6saais1stau 20 baltimore, MD. s

:, RS % yREFERENcEs: hnR agaIq .sassi
= =; snnoynton d Co., Hewiand, Hinckiey Co. "A.
ton: Rossn asher National Exchange Bank, Bos.
RockiakSJS. TTsos Pc tland Cobb, knight q Case.
.s apSecdsm1 yer 3 Sargent, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-10

from Manufacturers. In TACT, thi3 = tur hANOA-
PAL REASON for the kNsoRoE1EST effke Ediok-
ers ard Pe1dters Act. for since good foIrroRted
GooDs HAVE BEEE koLARGELY INTRODUCE INTO
MAINE, the MISERABLE sHoDDY seat cut IRON Ban
gor don't sell SO v.H!ti Re alters of Maine. sgsD
IN YOUR ORDERS, OF GALL when You Gems to Bos-
ton, unless he Hangor jobbers get an amendment
pass 10 chapter "A that 'no man shall b allowed
to leave the Stately any boat or rairold. who in
tends to toks money out Of the State 10 buy any
goods not owned by men hze years re,'deat IN the
State o. Maine Tbs hiking the Peep aud dsalers
Of Mile for tn doubling up OF their cation sicce
the Bangor Merchants exhibited their achoie-
soaled Hbefal policy Of 'trs ard tef Ire" tie
subs .riber is Determined to stand b the people of
Naiae and give them hs warranted goods at reduced
prices loR'tJai 20 demand a nes0 pair in every
case here your boots OF shoes pr We def,o i've, II
not worn to that extent that it wou be Bareasoai-
able to expect a new pair, and th4 CID Nan
will yiDs The s1me to- he retailer who takes taem
back from yeu.1 lHT lH Dad
sei HENRY DAMON,
rs, 30 ana ~ MILK STREET
sq8l BOSTON.
... funelOi In vV6vv 4i.Ut.
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AMI SEya ENIS.

RARNUM'S MUSEUM AT WINTER GAR.
- DEN
6GT broadway, opposite bond Ct
LAST WEEK OF
BAkNuhS COMBINATION PANTOMIME COM.
PANY.
Every Afternoon at Evening a TX.
The LAugbAble Pantomirne Of
JOCKO OR THE BRAZILIAN APE
LAST WEEK Of the SPLENDID ARTISTEa.
NlCOLO TROUPE.
LIOS-HEARrED rALEEN BROTIIFRS
NlCOLO TbE CHILD WONDER
The Youngest Flying IrApcze Performer Living.
w. B HAkklSOh, Comic l. EItempornne ous Sinxas
Tie GREAT LYING CuRiO5ITIES
MAMMOTH EAT WOMAN, weighing 60 pounds.
NOVA SCOTIA GlANrESs, over feet high,
ClkCAS5lAN FAMILY,
DOORS OPEN AT . O'CLOCK
Admission 30 conu.; Children under Ter. Is c-pt.
Parquotte and Balcony, 90 cents 100
VARIETIES THEATRE, 81 AND so BOW.
cry. Opon every night Tho largest company
IN the world. Thirty star artists. See programme
hAttnee eyery "wednesday. 2k9
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TMMlGRATION-FARMERS OR LABOR
ere intending to immigrate TO Minnesota had bet
ter call upon me without delay. Mr. MICHAEL N, .
DOMNES brewer viii please call DILLON
OBRlEN, Agent MINI Irifh INN. society, ONCE
I54 BroalyM 9La
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% GOOD CAP FINISHERS WANTED
~ al,o number Of girls 70 learn; good .oweu
wll be paid while learning. Inquire for days -
No. D Oliver o.. cor. Now low FRY
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WANTED.

| MATTERS - 3 SILK HAT FINISHERS
= = anted also boy 70 learn the trade at wEBys,
SO Second st. near ave II. ia
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WANTED-A STOCK FILTER FOR Nailed
w SHOES 1t 10 Catherine 81 rear. a
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YOUNG MEN AND ALL DESIRING EN-
L ployment come 70 tho Excelsior Agency an6
obtain situations. Ylb Rroad ~ room 81 AZ
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. CARPENTERS WANTED-APPLY AT
= JOHN RENCHLERs Bakery, GreenviIIe N j..
or TO JOHN RusSELL, Saltersviile, NJ. I7O
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BONNET FRAMES - WANTED AT No.
DS1 Franklin It. $50 girls TO Sork on bonnet frames
Hifhcss Of wages given Wanted also appten.
Sgy
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Ar 276 BOwERY, $50 FIRST CLASS
LAcloak makers sd % operators on Wheeler a
Nifou- ana bTuvel d Bakers machines, can find
s,eAaiJ cmpo ment Gy the piece, ly applying Inn
uedatey OF nku. q. DAVIS, $40 Bosery. Old
bAids AXE notice. -
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CLOAK MAKERS WANTED IMMEDI-
" ole and steady ruployment aud tbe higho.' pay
b the week Of piece, to good hanls who unde stand
tnt work. Apply this day, to ALLEN BROTHERS,
IS BIOsdEay 3II
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EXCURsIONS.

EXCURSION - THE YOUNG MEMS
- rather Mathew i. a. u Society, No. 1 OF Brook
Myers Grove, Staten Island. A steamboat and two
baIses aye entaged TOR the occasion. The barge WIN.
barge Wh. NORTON at the foot Of Jorslomen st,
Brooklyn. The steamer Y, G. sCHl LIZ will make
the following landings Pier l. n K at IN AN;
Catherine Ferry. Y, S AN Fulton Ferry, Brook
lyn, 81 AN JoILomen A. DAN Hamilton ferry,
~ AN. PATRICK LYONS, President GEORGE
ONEll- Rec. Sec. lg5
EXCURSION-rHE EATING BAR OF
- the PeteI.on Coterie for sale Apply " JOHN
fOGARfY, 1875 Canal at. IT'S
DIC-NIC OF MARSHALL DIVISION NO.
4 H. sons Of Temperanoe-M Marshall Division L. Of
T. hold their annual Picnic at High Bridge Ave min
utes walk from tie steamboat landing on Tuosday,
Augusl ISth Sons OF Temperance and friends Of the
csuAo are respectfully invited. N. B.-should The
weather prove unfayorRble IL will be postponed nnul
The hrst lair day. ~. JACOBS, H.. 4. WEFTMORE.
b. X D0LuEE, Committee Of Arrangements 364
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CLOAK HANDS WANTED at LEGRAIN'S,
~ 40 BroaINav, cor wAyorly Place. 27+
CORSET HANDS WANTED BAISTERS,
y hnirhers, opc rators on SINCERE sewing nachines
io good hands for pressing, Al 1871 Chambers 81 Sd
Door. iOl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-29

CLOAK MAKERS wAETED-150 FIRST
~ cls,s cioAi makers, None but the best hand.
noed npply 10 IS Prince ct. 543
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-29

CABINET MAKERS-2 OR 3 GOOD Hands
~ wanted to York BY the day OF piece. Apply at 80
hlnih nNenuo near l3th aL. III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-29

pOYS AND GIRLS WANTED-FOR MAX.
- ing artificial leaves. Apply at 2T2 spring Of. 6S
poor FILTERS WANTED BOOT FIT
IL tsu. Apply 2iG Grand II, Willansburgh. Good
MID. NAN II-aEN 4 son
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WANTED.


a FEW GOOD HOOP SKIRT MAKERS
Asantet. Aiso girls who o'ser 10 years Of 10
iearn; none need apply unleee perfectly willing 10
give days time. 40i Broadisay, cor. walker ct.
{, IL d A. I. MEYER 325
A DRESSMAKER WANTED-AND AN
"A operator on W. & w. tev.ing mschlnes Come
prepared for work. Call for DAYS at lI3 sprins
a. 1O4
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A RT1FtCfAL FLOWERS-wANTED, 100
Aguod hands Apply - walker St $50
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MANUFACTURERS OPERATORS
w on Howc's and Singers sewing machine, ON
Shoes. Also pasters and inisheTr. Highest wages
paid 70 competent hands, at 81 kldrdgo st, corner
Grand qbI
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS IRON RAIL
ing smith, who can lay out and pu, up his Owl
yort. BLACkMORE STONE, 70 Railroad ave,
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T AIDES TAUGHT To OPERATE ON slug
~ era wheeler & Wilson'S ami tIrovor a. Baker,
sewing machines, In ali their vaIieuos shirt mASin,
bught. AZ ibo Canal st. PSI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-29

INFANT RD-5O GOOD HANDS FOR
css- ts..l. cSyer mouder, sling frinser. A,No. 1ss
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WILCOX & GIBBS OPERATORS Wanted
w 70 band lsdies collar. Mono but first class HANG
need apply at III LAight ST. near Canal rl is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-29

WANTEl-A QUIET GIRL, II OR II
year old, 70 mind baby, and MAKO berren
pse ip' Reference required IS Monroe st. New
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-22

TVHE STANDING STONE OIL COMPANY
u on wFsf yiRoIHIA
sss.sapusA priss ems pmyhsrs suhf,s, 70 Ne
KS. esh,rs.il q assessment \ ss
4 WossiIs capital Of sasa 90 reserved ,oniy
D,ooO sAsr,s TO h sold Ct the suh!
IN aoription price.

fhe properly q thia company. consists q tAs
son,ains IRON 800 y 5000 acres q Land, N
OF royalty : sanding slonS .srssh e branch q
the Litle kanawha riverl and It's Tributaries pass
through tkiA properly, aud u has dpon q larger
amount q boring territory than A owned By any
S.ASs N West SrsiR'iss y Is ,sss.sd
or Burning Spring trAct, and IN exiant Of terri-
togy Il ave times greater, and IL considered b.
all experienced oil men familiar with the oil dis
TIC. q West yifsinlA eul.s equal % Y not .uPe.
rter 70 the Rathbone tract. The Standing Stone
Oh cOmpany's property extends from the Ltttle
KanawhA river, near Burning Spring Run,
across the waters Of Standing Stone creek, In
elnding . portish Of Robinson's Fork and Two
stsss s;ssSans from sassSs SPRING rim through III
b. Standing stone aud Petroleum 70 Horse Neck
Wells, near the Ohio river, and snbrsees the
IT M property q this company IA. no, been d..
ySlopea, for the reason that IL belaAgsd.to minor
heirs, who could not convey until they attained
,heir majority, which the youngest AID fsv
] Weiis arc belnt bored on the adjoining lands,
AID oil had. 1t Is said that upon this Standing
Stone tract oil was hrsi discovered in 1890.
On the Devera farm, adjoining, well u bsing
bored and oil obtained. The well Of Mcfarland
Jones, on the Morgan land, Il near this prop.
These lands are held In trust By J., n. Cam.
den, Esq. President First National Bank Of Par.
kersburg, West .viTginia,, and the Hon John g,
Oarile, senmor IN Oongren RON NtrEinia, and
on Company whenever the stock 70 be disposed
subseribed and psid for 1hrss thousand siS
hundred shares o. the stock have already been
Subscriptions received at the banking houses
LBR co. del4-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-22
sLAyHHoLDms DErRivrrI.--Edwin Chad
wick writes 70 the London Daiv Naos

wick writes 70 the London Daily Maon
'.In 1914, whilst paying visit Of santa
~ inspection 70 sheffield, went oset the
cutlera' workshops, when In one Of them
my attention was arrested by display
OF strange woapons In course OF mannfac-
tufo-daggers nearly a. large as short
Roman sword. These weapons were IN
acfibed with the words In large charncteFe
Death 70 Abolltion.' There was i char
acteribtic malignant cunning in the use of
tbs abstract word sabolitlon' for the lnstruc-
tion on the weapons designed for the abol-
itionsts. / was told thatthey yere. bowie
knisee, made TO order for the American
mafket, whore they had large sale. The
was, b 10 noted, 81 time when the North
Americfns were generally reproached In
this country for their acquiescense In the
extension, aswell ~ the existence Of ala
very. end when tho slnsiItutlon, was unme-
naced anywhere In the Itates. / expressed
useleas reprobAtion ofthe scnndalous man
ufactnre, but purchased two or the wea-
: pons ~ curiosities, and presented one Of
them % my friend, the late Reverend SID
ney Smith, 70 serve as sort Of comm6nta-
~ on the baTbarous coudltion Of the socie-
ty--Qn which be had recently made some
auimadvenlons- denoted BY the ostenta-
tlous eale and display OF such weapons for
themAiniennneoo Of slavery. Such weapons
probably OF thAt same shefield mantifac.
tnra. hare been habltpally used -not mere
" In vulger brawls, but have been drawn
sDd nashod--AndI was told In one lnstance
had been used fatally--by representative
southern men IN the highest assemblies,
intendod 70 30 deliberate, not only without
-feprobatIQn, bot with the like Wide public
epplause BY people Of high condition In the
slave states that was given TO the man who
made the mprderpus AssAult upon Mr..
sumner on the noor ofthe house. ~
various evidence might Do cited eonnr.
mAtory Of the opinion expressed by Sir
Charles Lyell, THAI the civil war; whatever
gloeses sympAlhlxers EiLh the AlAveholdera
may attempt 70 put upon it-has real
" been between ahlghef and lower order
OF civilization. Happily for the world, Il
u the lower order which Ia the attempt 20
found an empire on the barbarous basis OF
Slavery has sustained decided and irtotriey-
able defeat. lam do, n
- 49, kDwJn CHADWICK"
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PhoPosAhs Ron goAAal.


b.leg q y19.QsGs n
s..,,s y.slss,. - ~ iss,... Y g. .. s.1...
s.s:s.s p.ss. Sz. q w. ,s,ss. }. q ,bsi,
np}EA "a. ,Aisr1H2sis - Il.ir,.s Mesfef
~ = .iih.i y thss' pissA si,A nay, ooFg
oi ~. w S,,s * s...,,.i ror a..s.nr.ry q 80
hssSsi. y .s.s . s.,., s.i . ssss :fSs; O
ntrnW, and upwards. tlei - u sNsN
mdsss. Nus; s,si. q which q ne above
nAnea poinis ihey pToRo.e 2 make deliyeriss.
thsfsai, the quantity o. each article proposed .
be delivered, the tine when said deliveries shall
be sommsuoed, and when 70 Be eompleied. 4. /.
The Pries mus. be written oat In words on me
ocrn 70 DO put up IN good stout sasks. o. about
two bushels eAeh. 0Afs IN like sacks, q sbout
three bushels each. The sacks 70 b furnished
Nv sSa , .,rrr s q !. e ~, SsI.d
fhe particular Kind or description Of oats,
com, hay, straw. proposed 10 be delivered must
b stated In ihe proposals, -. 90. 80.
invited will be SIMPLEST TO rgid inspeetion ~
the Government Inspector, before being aeqepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time 70 time 70
tho lowest responsible bidder, as the interest q
be made when the whols amount contracted for
shall have been delivered and accepted.
The bidder viii be required % accompany his
R5cpo.. VIII gTslaaiy slsPsS y I've rs: IS
Or they will, within Ten days thereafter, exeeute
the eontraet for the same, with good and mcient
sureties In asum equal 70 the amount % the con
trAct 70 deliver the Artieea proposed, In conform.
ity with the terms Of this advertisement; and In
case the said bidder shall fall 10 enter into the
eontrnet, they 70 make good The dlnerenee between
the Offer 81 said bidder aud the next lowest re-
sponsibls bidder, or the person 10 whom the con
tract may be awarded. Cr,.g snr.f b.
The responsibility o. the nnniautog must be
shown By the ohlciil certificate Of United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Custotus, or any
other ohicers under the United states eyyernmant,
or responsible person known 10 this oflss,
All bidders will be daily notified Of the sssept-
| anee or rejection Of thar proposals.
The full name and post onlce address Of eash
bidder must be lsgIbly written In the prepossl
Proposals must be addressed 10 Brigadlsr Cen
snl b. II. Rnoker, Chief Depot ouaftefmaSter,
Washington D. Q. and should be plainly marked
| - Proposals for Forage. - 49, =
Bonds, in . sum equal 70 the amount Of the con :
tract, signed by the contractor and both Of his
guarAntors, will Lbe required Of the successful
bidder or bidders upon signing the contract
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees, and bonds
| may be obtained upon application Ut this once.
| All proposals received under this advertisement
| will be opened and examined At this once on
Wednesday and Saturday Of each week, Al u m.
bidders are respectfully invited 10 be present n
the opening Of bids n hoy desire. F.
fsr-H Brig. Gen. and ousItsrmAslsr.
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rs PEotAL re- II on.
DEMvrLEHxs srii-si. r..,,,.,. 4. n.r...
sf'i Ble.k, sorner q ssrsnlA ava y s,..-,.. az.
poeiis ne Post aad Pni.ss oa..,. noiu. 4.
s'1 - us'.izs w.shiaris.. D. Q.
An di'easss Of . private nature treated N IA
se'. scientific manner. snd radical cure. ss..,ea
In all sassa. sYPHILITIc AFFECTION CON.
oRRHGA, oLREr. sTRIcTuREs SEMINAL
WkAKNEss, or the result Of v0LUPTUous
DREAMS or any weakness % ihs aKNERarfvR
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how
long standing. thoroughly and radically cured
also, GOVT, RHEUNATfsN, NEURALGIA. ana
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NKRvEs.
MUSCLES, BoNRsI and JOINTS; tscRoFuLA.
BLoTCHEs on The FAcR ERuPTToKs o.. a..
lime. and body. and all other KRUPTI-,,p nis-
EASES and DISEASES Of the BLoor 2. from xh,,.
ever cause they may have sris =,
AFFLICTED AND gsspoRrurATx
No matter what yOut discs. Il, n ~. ..u
eAey prevent "a nom Supplying inmsaIa..ly %
VI 'e,'n who is acknowledged to be By far the
most soccEssFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
q private diseases. Fear not to come ana max.
known your nisfOrtunss, and he will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing.
sBLF-ABUsK
That dreadful Seourgs Of the younR, INDUCED
In when alone, destroys the sensratiye ors.a..
unht' then for married. life, producing weakness.
Of the back and limbs, loss Of animation and
muscular power, pslpitatiOn Of the heart, nor.
vOus irritability, loss Of memory, melancholy
habits, insanity, consumption and death.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful eons..
quenes' Of delay, DO not fail to make your ease
known immediately 10 DR.. Vsilny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may eonadentiy
rely upon his medical skill
Thousands whose systems were shattered, and
who were on the brink Of the grave, have been
brought back TO visOrOuS.heAiih By hi, skIlful
treatment .s -
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or thoss contemplating matri.
mony, who suspect themselves Of impotepey.
seminal weakness, or any disease arising from =
relaxed state Of the genital organs, whether the
result Of disease, injury, youthful indiserstion,
or Indulgence Of the passions In ripor years. are
earnestly sntrsatsd TO place themselves under
the care Of Dry. They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, and being restored to full
health and Vigor. -
He treats with entire success all diseases Of
females, such a. LEUCORRHEA or WHITES
LAPsus uTERI, &C. 40. and in every case guar
Anteos perfect CURE
FEES moderate, and VISITS and G YMUNICA
TIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL.
PrHSOSs calling see no one but the DOcroH.
These at a distance may be rnEArrs 1T nAn.,
By sending statement Of CASE, &e
jy2.sm ~ ~
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OSsl0H R4 ~ sSa,. zTD ONO hAt

- MW.U NWMEAMU4
\ WkanuaI0H, DsosInhor n, 1854
o. nnf nfIsL SUNDAY MOTT, Deo. IA 1884
Passenger Trains between Washington and Bli-
h-p.s WI ~ e is. ay,sa ,o,.,u iilsr :.
No /. s1 Al4h nSk WIT TslTafror AND
HARRisBuRe TRAfH--Lsags waahineion q 10
. n Arrive a Baiumore O. 90 a m.
No. A--NHW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
rivs a fkIiadsipias l. % y m. new York q 80
.. N. No Baltimore tickets sold. -
No. 3 --BALTfMoRE AND wBsTERN TRAIN.
Leave Washington g. rs a m, stopping At
way stations, connecting At Relay with the Mall
Trails for the West, sadrsAchihg Baltimore 10 90
No. 4-NEw YORK MAIL TRAIN. Leave
ws.hingtoa H. 70 a ~. Arrive a. Baltimore
II. 1@BlL%TnoRErRArE AND wAYsrA.
TioNa Leave washington ,. 90 D. m. +, con
necti.g at Relay with frederiek train. Arrive
-. S'@BGITlaoRE COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAIN--Leaye Washington
4 30 p. m. Arrive at Baltimore Q. l0p. m. This
train stops a Bladensburg, BeltsVilie, Laurel,
No. 7. BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRESS TRA1N-Jeave Washington 9. 90 p. m
Arrive at New York T. 90 a. m. Nails and pas
morning, lines leaving New York for the last,
North and West. No Philadelphia and Balti-
more tickets sold by this train, which Is limited
In capacity By Government orders, 70 insure the
No. a-BALTIMoRB AND HARRIsBr an
TRAIN-Leave Washington At .. asp. "A A.,
riye At Bai!lmors ats Up m:
No, s@ - .rr foAk, PHILADELPHIA and
WEsTERN TRA1N--l<aye Wavhlngton A. 7 n
m, stoppihg ~ Relay House Tor Western
gss.enge" 70 AXE Express Train for Grafton,
W., wnsohhs, 1rkershuEg, and all points In tho
"ese y" sehes New York at 9. 10 a m.
~ ar Apolis the eonneetions win be made
WIN we 8 10 .. m. and the and 4 30 IN.
ny y, 'ssashlsston. No train 70 or from AnnapO.
SUNDAY TRAINs
me only trains from Washington for passen.
R. w y. for baltimore, and J; 30 p. m. for
",e,s., and the .. 90 p. m. for New York ONLY.
fB ON BALTIMORE, the only trains on Sun
dAy are Nos. and 4, at L. 30 a. M , and s. so a
m with the New York passengers and malta
SId the No. Sat 3. 20 and No. at Q. 90 D. m.
sleeping cars direct to New York on J. % p.
Through tickets to the west, as we'll as to
| q tho Station Ticket Olnea At all hours in the
day, A. we'll as at new once In the American
| Telegraph Building, 'PcnnaylvaniA avenue, be-
| tween Four and "A Half and sixth streets,
Baggage will be checked AZ ali hours; also for
through points, 10 save trouble and confusion at
the departure Of the trains.
For further Information, tickets Of every kind,
nc. apply TO George 8. RoontE, Agent at wash
ingt0n, or At the Ticket once.
W.P SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
L. N. COLE,
dels.u General Ticket Agent.
INHTI A mi nnVA NIL aafnT H., -.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-22

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has given 20 Senator bammor 3 Pnlnetto
cane which Wlp pFeseuled 20 Mr.. lincoln
some months Since. Ihe head ofthe cane
" An elaboraieIy carved piece OF ivoFv.
Eepfeaeqilng an eagle shielding With aer
Nt949 nest containing eoEoral uaRlats.
and N the ect Of dIaNinE up With her hsGk
tho fqlds % an Amsricnn dag ID protect
the neai and her young tom ne ins dIoas
approaeh % q serpent The idea aptlv
symbollres - Unlon's dangers, and. a
uevelopcd ut0n ne head ofthe cane, auIle
etecsiVeas well ~ ornamental,