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.MHDIoAL
a PROIAL NOTICE

g Al n U 4 i o \ !
Dr.. NJ. vELLNYs Phv.ss HOspis.l. in shs
Te4srai Flock, corner Of seventh and ' streo.s,
Opposite the Pos, and Psten, oasss, Rooms
n and ~ up sisirs, wsshington, D. c.
All diseases OF private nature treated In
the beat scientific manner, and radical cures
snsoted IN all eases. sYPHILITTc ATFRc.
TON, GoNoRRHGA, elect, sTRIcTUREs,
SEMINAL WHAKNESS, or the result OF 70
LUPTUoUs DREAMS, or any weakness Of me
GENRRATIYE ORGANS, froa any cause
whatever, or how long standing, thoroughly
and rAdisAlly cured; alsoa GOVT, RHEUMA-
Tim, NEURALGIA, and other CHRONIC
DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES, BONES,
and JOINTS scRoFULA, BLoTCHES on the
FACE, ERUPTIoEs on the limbs and bsdy,
and an other ERuPTIvE DISEASES and
DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from whatever
cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, lot no false del.
ioaoy prevent you frOm applying immediately
10 DT. vsiiny, who IL acknowledged 10 be By
Ear the most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN IN
the treatment OF private diseases. Fear mol
70 some and make known your misfortunos
and he will speedily send you on your wa,
rejoicing. --. .
sELF-ABUsE.
Thstdresdfuls OOurss Of the young, indulEec
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CURE GUARANTEED.

Or. Z. FIsHBLATT, Of No. st7 4 street, Re
Of toe block, can be consulted on Rheumatic
ansstiona, Consumption, Liver Complaint
Chronic Affections, a. we'll a. all diseases 81
may be declared lneurable BY other physislAna,
he engages to make immediate cure OF. From
his lepgthy practice In the Science Of Medi.
einP, he II enabled 70 offer himself TO the pub
lie a. being the only one In Warrington caps
Bile OF affoTdipK speedy relief. All cases eura-
BILE will be guaranteed. He warrants . cure
without the use OF mercury or any other
dangerous medicines. Recent eases cured In
two or three dAya
N. b. Letters Addressed:to Dr. Fishblstt, 81
his office, I7 Y street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, will receive immediate Atten.
ton. Those 81 distance In the army can be
treated nv mail. jRnIT-tf
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIM0RE RAILROAD.


... TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, December 10th, 1854,
Trains will leave Depot, corner broad street
ana WAshiagton avenue, 90 Iolloysi
eeptcd,D for Baltimore and Washington, stop
ptag at Wilmington, Perryville, HAvre-de-
Grace, Aberdeen, Perrymah's, and Magnolia.
,o MY 9or l1Isn n ,,onr,ns' sSnp ,nIsr
stations, connecting with Delaware railroad
At Wilmington for Milford, Salisbury and In
tarmediAte stations.
ENpIesa Train at LIS ?, m, (sundays on.
ping ~ Oh ster, Wilmington, Elkton, Perry
Vile, aId HAvTe-de- Grace.
Express Train - $50 p m, Sundays en-
S piRs Al wilRinssOS, newark, EIEscS' kOssR.
eAst, Perryynle, HAvre-de-Graoe, PsnynAn's,
Night Express At His ,. m, for Baltimore
20 p ,S S BaItiSors sRs %AssiSssoS S.. Ss
gers,) Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North
east, PerryVilie, and HAVre-de- Grace.
PassengerH for Foftroas Monroe viii take
AScoaSoDATioN rRAINs-ssopplnE At
al stations between PhiiAdslphiA AAd VII
leave Philadelphia Al Hoo a. m, Ioo, $50
With Delaware railroad Tor Milford and inter
Leave Wilmington at LiS and $50 =. n, 20
M TH tic TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington At II m, d!ai, s,Ss. and SSt
CHESTER FoR PHILApELPMA-Ieavs
Chester a. SIS, io.it .. m, i2.ss, tlS, u, 40,
and s.oS p N. ...... 1900. l.. =
SUNDAY TRAINa. .r.
Express Train At AO6 =. m. for Baltimore
| and Washington, stopping nj WilmingtOn,
PeIryvtlle, hAyrs;de. Grace, Aberdeen. Ferry
mans and Magnolia, ID. ; s.|7
Night ExpreSs At LISP. m. for baltimore
and Warrington, stopping Al Chester lloI
Baltimore and WAshington PanoenEOrn1 Wi.
| mlngton, Newark, Elkton, korth.EAst, Perry.
vine and HRvre-de-GTAoe. = -
Accommodation Train at 10 D, m. for VII
mington and Way Stations. .
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave baltimore AtO.26 y. m, stopping q
HAvre-ie-GrAoe, PeTryville and wLlmiDgtSa
i AlAo ntOpa At ElktOn and Newark Ito take pas
sengorI for PhilAdelphiA and leave passenger
from Warrington or RAltimors,l and ChsStsI
70 leave passengers nom baltimore or WAsh
Leave Wilmington for PAilAaSlphiA .. a.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore 6.26 =. M, Way Mall In
| p, M, Express. A.26 p. NJ Way Train. "a
| : - TRAINS FOR BkLTfMoRE
Lave chsstsr q eb1 q NJ Lsesand lis
Ls.vs wIlninstoA u Ala. 40 An. An
as and laa9 z. "a. -. 90
| RREI0HT TRAIN, with passongor ear q
tashsa van ls..I y a M & sos hsryyi
Jan hEuNkkt' suPsilntaaeNda
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~ -. -. ...-,,-,S,.s
-lIg V ioIs.ais., Ne, nj
WAh pnrAnTmEnhl
IS ApSgrhnr 0EErnALs or1icr,
ms ionewiss are snsouS s a. q mo only
nuthoriHed commiranries and Anuiftant Com
ntannriel Of musteEn ~ This dnto, uneludinq
uhangcs during the mouth Of November, 1891
on MusTEHs.
- rfaf Fnfsf fy.ae Owns,
naoranuisfna. - #
-iI'FS'' ~ Sroond 1y,, coyva |
: s.xaF II. Ia eo'e NoP -,
comml1aaryl Captain May II. Stacey, lsth
United States Infantry appointed september
y leee. .L,
Wood, ith New York heavy ARTILLERY, nrst d.
Ninioni appointod Octobof 2, 1854 Captain
rredefisk u. Doton, ltth conneetiout yolun-
teefn. aecond divinioni appolnted september II,
York Sss.I. Si sS,IS diSiSas . ~ S
August -, ieet-temporary. ~ vi
n . TAfrd lyu,v coyus. 4.
Discontinued. = H.- .E
- 100 ro,,rfh A,,ns co,,, F...
commiu-arv, Cantain 4. n. ssan,burv. isth
United states infantry, appointed september
a ~, conm,,,.,,.., t,.r,,n,r, John
:. hcrris, mn Ihdiana battery, arst dlyi.i9n'
CiIiche rins. asfh luinoi. yoiunteers. second
6iVfrlonr s,,cointed eenfemher Is. Iasa' cen.
tsin u. II 'HIeIIvripe' teth Matted states AZ.
ien,ry, tnire divisioni spgo,nted April ~, -
SsP..sza =. y. On yoeLi es.n hnnurs wv.
, ,soo.u uavnlcnl .pponn.eu APrh ~, ioe'' ~
ASNo~ eoPtsmOer 70 to'f.
F6A Array Corps.
Oommianhfyi Captain William n. Gentry,
tIh United stAtesinfAntry appointed Novem
49,. $500. c.. 4, ~
fen~ei,r' ,sste psnn.n,v. n. - gnnts.,s Ave-,
GvIsson, snrotntcd I,iy o. NSaI c.ntain
Joshua 4. fesehsr. nth united States inian.
-, .eccrd ,,t.tsn 4. s,,rnI st.d enntsn,hsr on
w ,sm nu a,vInoni sppoint.ed ppMsaH al
fennrvlvtnis yoinntrer.l third diyision, AZ.
noint.d ANN a iaes - -
-p'A
<,-Si 5m Armg e1vIs. ,.,,.
Commisaa[yi Captain WAIVER ~ FInnknui
Inh Omitted STATS infantryIappointed Deem
Der " -:
A, ,a,a. owmis.ans. Oaptsn =. ~. "
~, lslst new rofk VOLUNTEERS, hrs, oiyislon
NW renn.yiranis vo VOW ssconu 9smiVVh
nRgDmea - 80 Say niah a. n =, smnn y
~ ~ lorn Fo GUN tniru uFision' ~
pointea June ~ issA' r
Ssvpnh ARM Corps, (Deparfmenf Of ArkaHsd, /
C..,,.,...rv, ns.,,, a n vtna.n, .,h A =
r.ns.. a.vsi;y, snyointcS M.rsS ,ssi AT
..s.t.ss 49, ".a.s.s. fss,,t.,,.nt u,,-,
Koch. an Wiseons,n volunteers' nrst diyiaion
appointed January IS. 1894, relieved Novsm
Der u, 1894, BY expiratlon OF term Of service
unsssr., aTst alyialonI appointed Novsmbe
Iowa volunteers, second division; appointed
Nay 20, 1854 LisutsnAnt W v. Morse, 81
Minnesota volunteers, cavalry divis on
appointed September 10, 1884. Captain
Charles Z. Fhtrand, nth United states inIAn
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ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington At . O'Clock 2. m.
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ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLABTIo
BONE TEETH,
BY ,as .-.r.
- 1. - aUnmanaAAn
DIR. s. \. sIGEsMOND,

ss0 Pennsylvania avenue, between Iwsiin
and Thirteenth streetS, Warrington.
Dfs. q. calls the attention OF the public "
the following advantages Of his improved slS
lei. The teeth Of his mAnufasturs Win nsysi
ooFrodo nor change color By any aelds, Ahu
are thrce-iouTths lighter than any Other. =,
I'd. No teeth or roots need BE- extraesese,. ~, =
thu artificial ones can Be inserted over ths s1
Cd. The roots will be mado inonensiVs 30
AN. No SemporAry teeth are needed, q ~
mAnont ones can be made Immediately itns y ~
preserving tho natural expre1Aion o. the ~. N.
which, under the Old system, u trequsAA'
disngured.
Sth. This work has bean fully ta.tod ioI o., ~
uVe years by many Of the iirSt ehemlso -
DhVsisiAns OF this and the old country.
br, 81 has also invented . Whito tnaesasl
tihlO metal dlllng, with Whioh tho most 49, -,
i've teeth can Be hllsd without pain, ana ~ N
build mp . poEioet sound tooth on ~
roOta, which will last through hfedmG
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT FAM
with Innoxious VapOr, by Dr. siseam9no, :. =
PennaYlvAnia avenue, inventor ane lol s.. mo
ufASturer Of AnAeAtIo lnnoxiou1 Ns .Pt., Su
| Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform o. khNa t,ou
| strietly An Anaostle agent, entIey 1872
aXhilArating elloots, and parieetly ~ - ...-s
/ causing a quiet sleep, with pleAsshs
lions and perfect inaennibilitv 20 paln.
/ The best Of refordneog given " reNuh "a
Call and examine Tar YOURSELVES,
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CommisaATyi Major J, l.. Ward, 18th United
staten eolored troOpBi appointed July %, 1893,
Assistant CommissArleBi Lieutenant Z. ID.
ROhAn, saith United states eOloTed troops, nrut
diviIiOnI appointed January Q, 1854. Captain
ssIlV. Chamberlain, 10Th Unlted States oolorOd
heavy AtilIeryJ appointed March IS, 1884.
Dspdvimert Of ReD MeItoo.
CommisSAIyi Captain W. H. Lewis, 6th Unit
ted States Infantry appointed October 10,
1859. 80 ~
Assistant Commiasarissi Lieutenant Charles
NewDold, 6th United states infantry, head
quArie rn n appointed June q 1884, relieved d
date December 10, 1854. Captain A. d Carey
18th United states infantry, Fort Candy, New
Mexico, appointed November 10, I6eS. Cap
tain Q. h btivers, nh unitad states Infantry
STsS H 5aSs ~ ss1 sas.nsSs srs &
llinn, Slh United states lnfallEy, Los hlnos
appointed RoyopbsF " te1S Hcu,saanl
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COmmissAriss; Lieutenant II. II. Rood, 18th
Iowa volunteersi appointed October ., 1854,
relieved Ootober ~, 1854. Captain II L.
NouIse, soth Illinois voiuntesrsi appointed
Assistant CommIsSarles; Lieutenant John
FalVey, ID United States cavalry, hFst dlvis-
loni appointed April 10, 1888; transferred from
etxteonth corps September %, 1854. Captain
2. d. Munson, 18th Ohio volunteers, third
diyisloni appointod October 30, lisa. Hnutsn.
ant 2 u; Woods, stth Illinois volunteers,
1oarth diyilionl appointed October "a, 1880
Captain G. 4. Putnam, Isth Iowa volunteer,
0oTth divt1i0nJ appointed June 20, I68Ai 70.
eyed October "a, lisa. -
Captain Q. E. LanStrum, 18th Iowa yolun.
GERS, District Of NAteheIj appointed Oct obsr
lea1i Transferred TO Department Of the
II EOAisena Army Corps.
Changed 70 TWentS-ioarth. General orderA,
connissaFyi Lieutenant D T. Wells, sth
DATED States tniantTyi appointed June -, 1884
Assistant ComminSariesi Lieutenant w. j.
LAdd, lam New Hampshire volunteers, hrsi
divilloni appointed July ~, 1854. Captain
AnmtnEtont 18th New York volunteers, SEQ.
ond diVtAlonj Appoluted October ~, 1884
neubonAnt Edwin Hughes, Cd United States
p eleseaeNsAlry' third divlsioni ApPOintsd July
EinsienA Army Corp. b.
commissAFyI Captain n @. Yorke, IItth
ew York yolunteofpI appointed October -,
: AiaastAnt cOmmissAriss, Captain j. y. Ett,.
Iillh Now York volunteers, nFat dlVisiOni an
pointed oglober "a, 1854. LiautenAnt J. u. Ky,
elly, l1n lows yoln9teers, second dlVlsionI
n1plemnof 3 1884, Enilqypd kovoMb6fI, 1854
lespEltlo9 ~ term o. Ssrvisal Captain b
q, AlnloT, M Cam ol,sat VOLUNTEERS sSSSoAa
y II z. 4 d |l.aI. ~ I'D W. |1l Ii
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deIRtT
1864 ARRANGEMENTS g 1864
NEW YORK Lines.

-
THE CAMDEN AND ANNOY AND PHfLA-
D $4,000. an ,xrs NAi-NoAD
rn0,. ngti , MI pII. Nru vnpv
thOh PHILADELPHIA To INV iOhh
AND WAY PLACES.
FROM WALNUT sTREET WAR AND
KENsiNGT0N DEPOT.
-.
Az a. ~. via ssnaen anu Amooy-S =, "a
ta nv VA Camden and Jersey civ.
NOV, Jersav Accom- m0i atm - q o.
A, TN M WI "a CsmSsn and JeI,.v civ:
Norsins ExpTess. m
Atsa M. Via Camden and Jersey CITY: "
Al Class Tieket. ii aas
AtiIs m via Eensinston and J.r,s1
City-RxpretS ,.e'... %
Atm Via Camden and Imbov-C' and
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EDWARD LYcETT, -.
No. m RsHn. ava, wAsaIHsEos, y =.
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TINTED STATES MAILS.

Posr oTFIcE DEPARTMENT.
WA1HIH0JoN CITY, Dec. 10, 1884. I
Proposals will be received ~ the Contract
once Of this DePaItment until Y. N; o. March
Veying the m ,ils OF the United states In Ma
ryland and District Of Columbia, from July I,
1885, to June 20, 1853, on the route and by the
specified, being route established by sot Of
Congress approved June 20, 1854.
No. ssaL From Rockville, Nd, By olnsy, En-
stor, silver Spring, (Sligo Y. o.
and Brightwood, b. T., TO WASH
inston, AK miles, and back, six
times week.
Prom Msy 10 Dsesmb,ri.
Leave BrookVills daily, except sunday, at SO
Arrive at Washington by 1880 q. NJ,
Leave Washington daily, except sunday, at .
Arrive At Rockville BY sp. m.
PROM December 10 hsyI.
Leave Rockville daily, except sunday, at
Arrive ~ Washington BY II q. nj
Leave Washington daily, except sunday, At
Arrive At Rockville BY Gp.m,
For form Of proposal, guarantees, and ser-
ihoate, and laws, inatrustions, IA, ~ 2 IA
seen al the ofioes OF brook VILE and Washing
w. DENNIsoN,
iaST.iaWdW Postmaster General.
EREEDOM NATIONAL
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMA
TON VINDICATEDl
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AND
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE q.
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HOLDEN AT sPRINGFIELD,
Hg. (ILL.,l SEPT. ., 1883.
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BOWLING SALOON.

I HAVE just completed new and frst
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respectfully invite ali who desire healthful
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24

raY USioy MUST BIZ PREsERvRD.-IJAoEso
FRIDA, MORNING. MARCH "a
LaWiess Power and the Personal
Liberty OF the Citizen.

1t is we'll known that the miscells neous appro
priation bill ives defeated in the L House Of
Representatives in consequence of lis embracing
certain appropriations for military courts. new
feature in the Jurisprudence of the country, W.
known to. and in fact. forbidden by the eonstitu
ton, which the Hon. Mr. DAVIS, OF MARYLAND.
Justly Characterized as involving " The right of
every citizen to bis personal liberty, aud the very
endurance OF republican institutions Mr.
DAVIS has sus ainel the administration. most cor.
daily, IL its efforts 10 overthrow the rebellion.
hence his condemnation of the lawless power it
has exercised through courts martial cannot be
attributed to any partisan opposition to its policy
The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette. an intense republican, in recent letter
TO that paper, pays the follosing deserved iri
butte TO the ability, eloqutnce. snd patriotism of
Dir. DAVIS de says:
With TIE expiration of the thirty eighth con
Cress many prominent men are lost 10 public
life. Foremost among them ali. stands the
leader OF emancipation in Maryland Henry
Winter Davis. When | say that this man IS
simply the finest extempOre speaker in the
United States, | but repeat the eucomium Is
Wendell Phillips aud one or tso other consum
mate IlsioIm orators may sometimes surp,ss
him: but iheir Efforts are al~ays carefully elabo-
rated aud geuSrals written out long before and
Winter Davis i aisays ready, always armed
Like a diamond, sou caunol place him so that ne
val uot sparkle tie gains ~ pre- eminent posi-
ton, however. rather BY keen, iHci,ive renofse-
less reasoning. and BY an absolute lucidfy of
language thai gives his every sentence the clear
ness and cogency of mathematical demons,ra-
tioa. than ~ the ordinary gEaces OF Oratory tie
rarely INDUCES IN q single sentence o. pure rhei-
ORC. aud bis voice. alsays busky. is nov com
pleiely shattered by the wear snd tear OF out
door speaking.
Mr. Davis has long been the most brilliant
ornaDen, 81 the House. and indeed OF congress:
an1, without saving one word for or against biz
peculiar eoufse, all intelligent men here regard
his loss from our public lie as a public calamity
Mr.. DAVIS, IN making the report OF the com
mittee OF conference on the dissgreeing votes OF
the House to ths amendments by the Senate TO
The miscellaneous appropriation bill. which failed
for the reasons Sc, forth 10 tie following remarks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24

TIE WHFAT Cor From vsrious parts oil
this and adjoining counties. We hear ina, the
prospects OF the coming wheat crop are very fiat
tsring The continued cold weather Of The past
winter, unattended with the freezes and ihavs So
general IN this latitude. sppears 10 have been ad
vsntsgeous to this cereal. Within the D., few
weeks il has commenced growing finely. and
shows that u has not been Injured IN the least by
freeing out, danger our farmers have had
10 contend With Tor the past ie~ FesFs.-Cory
don Democrat
On ~ FoCNIAiS a company has been
formed AZ CO'ng'pn, IA Fountain county. Tor
ihe purpose Of boring for oil hessrs Rs,ine,
Myers, futon, Davidson and Others are inter
ested. They have bought al engine, aud will
commence boring OF the JaFet farm. SIX miles
south OF Coy0gtoB in the vicinity OF old sal,
we'll. ls0 ieet IN depth. The work will be con-
Glenced in a ie~ days. A conpany from Llf4y-
etc has leased some of the best oil lands ia Foun
tain, aud will commence drilling - soon So they
decide on the machinery beef sdspiei TO The rur-
ooSe Lafayette Courier.
A gentleman in high Official position informs
Us that the Latter compsny are IN correspondence
si,h His EHeeiisncy, snd no doubt bis large eK-
pefiesce will be Of erezs value in determining The
problem shich exercises them.
-EossIsIE.-The SeW Albany Ledger says;
Last week, a. We lss.n ffo = . cissso OF JET.
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WAN T e D.
TAX EN- W.

rENAKrN CP-A sorr'l Cot. lbou; two years old
ii had on q iesfnsr hafer-
The owner can have hin BY pu .ng expenses. In
suirs Of GklFf n.
Cornef cal61-A strSIs s1d lndeAaA Avenue.
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"a paragraph is going the rounds of the
Newspapers stating that " board of eOlOred Of
hceT' has been called together to decide whelhcr
negro troops can sub-ist on the same rations tina,
are furnished to white soldiers The rssions OF
the white soldiers consist about Of the following
Hard tack and bacon. with coffee, in the morn.
ing; bacon aud hard tack for dinner. with water
to suit; tea and hard tack and bacon for supper.
aid all The water that IS handy Now, if the
nggers can't live on that. We suppose the a." col
ored officers. when they meet in council, will
demand for the dsrkes. fried oysters, beef steak,
chicken pie ve'i. on, quails. coffee. chocolate.
peach pie. and c. npsene 10 wssh il all down
Hurrs Tor Samoo