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SAD DE- n ny.
200 BIN AL 5OO
TO INV BUILDING.
( ArSOO-61
.t. SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL.
JAMEs-s. ToPHAM a CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their well-Kaown Old .Es.sbiished
. TRUNK, sADDLKRY, HARNESS,
AND
MILITARY EouTPMRNT MANDATORY
HRW BUILDING,
-..... SSSOO-Sa
ET5OO-Sa
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, ofOuroNR mAnafactors, q
most complete assortment Of every style and
price Of military aud eitiHena'
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALES
FINE SWORD BELTS,
with TophAm' "a Patent slide.
Sole Manufacturer Of
LAE0HoLE's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers Of
LANGHoLz's PATENT CURE AND NOSE.
... .. STRAP.
.... .H FOR SALE,
EwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, aud SILVER PLATE SPURS,
+ BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
-lAr RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
sMv- ...5 IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARM Rss.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
FINE , SINGLE { Ss .sEIs9 BUGGY, AND
sUTLERs' STAGE, wAuoN, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIP
COACH, BUGGY, sTA0E,
RIDING, AND wlooN WHITES,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE,
TRU INKS.
SOLE k ES.r Es TRUNKs AND yAIisEs
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND yALIsEs.
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY vALIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
peather and Canvas Pelliaisnr Bags; Leather,
Canvas, And Carpet Travelling Bags; Ladies
french satchels; Toy Trunks, and School
sAiehsls, and svsEy article In their lihs Of bus
assa.
RRMR MBERl Aigfl
- 800 "a
- 500 "a
sBvEHrE sTRRRT.
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WAS DEFAHrsrST,.


WASHINGTON CirT, May 4, 1868. (
Ordered That all prisoners n war, except on =
GERS above the rank Of Colonel, who before the
capture Of Richmond Slgnlhed their desire TO
take the oath Of allegiance W the United stuteS
aud their willingness TO he exchanged, be forth :
with released upon their taking the said oath
aud transportation furnished them TO their 70.
spsctlVs homes. In respect 10 all other prisoners
n war, further orders will be issued,
The CommiaSary General Of Prisoners will
issue the necessary regulations for preserving
the requisite record Of the prishnera Of war 20 Be
released under this ordsr, tho record to set forth
the name Of the prisoner his place N Residence,
the rgahlEatiun 90 which he belonged, the time
aud place Of capture, etc. The oAths Of allo
gIancs viii be administered BY the Commanding
Onlcers Of the prison camps and forts, who win
send BY telegraph, daily reports Of the peisoners
released 10 the commisiary General Of Prisoners,
Thesa reports will .ba eonsolldA leF each day
And tFunsmitted 10 the Secretary oEwAr.
yAs. A, HARDin,
lasrl nFevsl nfifnaieH General,
hFA lMftgior UeneFh Y, a ~
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ORPHANS COURT,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHlR0ToN
C0UNTY-Ta Wu;
In the case Of Louisa h. JOY, AdmiutttratriI OF
Amelia Mcdaniel, deceased the aanlnis.rlsrix
Aforesaid has, with the approx ation ofIhs Orphans
Court Of Washington Connty Aforesaid, appointed
SATURDAY, the 22d day Of Nay next, Tor the
final settlement and distribution Of. the personal
estate Of said deceased, and Of the assets In hand
rs FAR ~ the same have been collected and turned
into moneys when and Mhsfa all the creditors
tAt the Orphans Court Of washington County
Aforesaid, with their claims properly Eo0chsd,
or they may otherwise ~ law b. exelaAsd from
all benefit In said aeesas.e,e estate provided .
three weeks IN the NAyicHAL RnPeIttcAn pre-.
yiogl 10 The saia ~ day q Nay. teeA ~
Test I'D ~ II q. R0BhtNA
aP,s-lAWawa Register dWlnA
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lATHIcB BALTfMoRn AVE ONO RAI.

~ An UI..I MUAM MWMIAMN =
IN WAsnInaron, Decsnbas IA 1884
bn asa sflsr 6uNDIT. lIdHT, Dee. ID. i5st.
Passenger Trains between Waahlnelon cad Bal-
tlnerp VIII rus e ioneIa; -. < n
1stIFia wGylN VA ioT sFa4ror AND
HIRnfsBUR0 TRAiE--hs.ts Wsshinrton 3. 10
q N. Arrive q Baltimore 3. % q n.
No. 1-NnW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
ExPREss,. w.ahisr'on :. g a ~ A.,
;. N. IL Baltimore iisfsi. sSli. -
10, q --BALTIM0RIAN AND WESTERN TRAIN,
--LSavs washingtoh 4 10 .. m, stopping Al
way stations, eonneetlng At Relay with the Mail
Trails for the West, and reaching baltimore TO- 90
No. NEW YORK NAIL TRAIN. Leave
Washington II. 10 q m. Arrive AZ Baltinloro
Ial45 p, m. Philadelphia s.H p. m. New
No. S@BiLTiMoRE TRAIN AND WAY STA.
TIONs Leave washington 3. 90 D. m, con :
Meeting at Relay with Frederick train. Arrive
No g@BtLTlHoRE COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAlN-Leaye Washington
4 30 D. m. Arrive Al Baltimore Q. Top. m. This
train stops AZ Bladensburg, Beltsvills, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only, -, -, - :,
EXPRESS TRAIN--LeAve Washington 9. 90 p. m.
Arrive At New York 4. 90 a. m. Mails aud pas
sehgern By this train connect with all the early
morning, lines leaving New York for the Hast,
North and West. No Philadelphia and Balt.
more tickets sold by this train, which il limited
in capacity By Government orders, to insure The
No. s-BALTIMoRR AND HARRISBURG
TRAiN--Leave Washington at O. IS p. m. Ar
rive u Baltimore at g. IS D. m.
No. 0-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAIN--LeaVe Washington at 7. 81
p. m. stopping at Relay House for Western
passengers 10 take Express Train for Grafton,
Wheeling, ParkenburE, and all points In tn,
west. Reaches New York at 9. IS a m.
For Annapolis the connections will be mad
with the 8. 10 .. m. and the and T. 30 ,. m.
from Washington. No train 10 or from Annapo.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
The only trains from waahington for passen
gers on sunday are the g. IS and n. IS o. m. and
4. 90 p. m. for Baltimore, and 7. 30 p. m. foi
Baltimore, philadelphia, New York and thu
West, and the 2. 90 p; m. for New York ONLY.
| fROM BALTIMORE, the only trains on Sun
day arc Nos 2 and 4, atA 30 a. m, and 8. 90 a.
and the No. 9 at g. 70 and No. Al Q. 90 p. m.
Sleeping. ears direct TO New York on T. 30 p
through tickets to the West, A. we'll a. I,
| Philadelphia, New York.or Boston, can be has
al the Station Ticket Oaice at all hours In tn
ruay, as well as at new Office In the American
| Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania avenue, be
tween Four and a Half and Sixth streets.
baggage will be checked NJ all hours; also 10
through points, q. ave trouble and confusion q
| the departure Of the trains.
For further information, tickets Of every kind
| ke., apply TO George 3. KoontE, Agent at Wash
ington, or at the Ticket omee.
Master Of Transportation.
.r.. L. NJ COLE
dslS.H General Ticket Agent.
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NEW INV TIoN
IN or
ARTIFICIAL CHBoPLAsfIo
BONE TEETH.
DIR. 5, D, sIoRsMoND.

DR.. e. D. sIGRsMoND,
%, Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thlrteenth streets, Washington.
Dr. s. calls the attention Of tho publie 10 the
following advantages u his improved system
lat. Tha teeth Of his manufAetnrs VIII never
oorrsde nor change color by any acida, and are
three f0urths VI hter than any other.
"a. No teeth or roots need be extracteds - W
artificial ones can be inserted ever themss.
q. The roots viii BE- made inoasnsiFs 40
never 70 ache. ~ gra-f ~ fHH
An. 10 temporary teeth are needed. a. pr,
mAnent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of Che f.ee'
which, under the old system, is Frequently ds'
figured.
ISih. ThI. work has been tally tested for o,s,
ave years by many of the ART chemists ana
phyaiclaus OF this aud the old couatry.
Dr.. T. has also invented white indeatrnch-
BILE metal hlling, with which the moot ssn.lu,s
teeth can Be Allied without pain, add can baile
mp perfect sound tooth on any aide rooia, whl@
will last through = histime.
TEErH ExTRAcrHD WITHOUT PAIN !
with Innsxious vHpor, BY Dr. slgssmond, ~
PehnsylVAnia avenue, Inventor and sole mana
facturer ~ Anaestic InnoNioua Napor, nc.
laughing Gas, nor Chlonoform % hiher pa'
strictly an Auaestic agent entirely fres fran -
hIlaraiing saeots, And porfooily harmless, saas,,
Tag quiet sleep, with pleasant SENSATIONS -
perfect inBenslbility 10 pAin
The hest o. references gixen n required
Cali and examine for yourselves 40
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.. ouAnIEnnA;Erss G .,,.s Az. o ,,

..r. wAsHHaroS, D. C., 18th April. isej.
General order, No. Is. = .
The Chief OF the Inspection Division will direct
the Inspectors to visit all depots and posts within
their respective districts, and report the reduc.
tons which may be possible In expenditure, and
make such suggestions therefor as may seem to
them necessary.
Oticera not on duty In the field or ut Important
posts will also be selected, to be placed temper.
arily on inspection duty, In order that this In.
speetlon may be the more general aud speedy,
NJ O. MEIGS,
ouartermastsr General Brevst Major General.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
y BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

"
-- TINE TABLE.
trains will leave depot, corner Of Broad street
Gnd Washington avenue, ~ follows
Express Train 81 4 % y. m, Mondays en-
eepted, for Baltimore and Washington, stopping
Aberdeen, ferryman'a, and Magnolia.
Way Mail Train at g. l5a. m, Sundays ex-
espted, for Baltimore, stopping A. all regular
stations, connecting with Delaware railroad at
WILMINGTON for Milford, salisbury, aud inferno.
Express Train at LAP. M, Sundays or.
esptel, } for Baltimore and Washington, stopping
At Chester, Wilmington, ElktOh, Perryvills,
Express Train al $50 p. m, tsuAdays sx.
copied, for Baltimore aud wash ington, stopping
a Wilmington, Newark, Rlkton, NoEthsast,
perryyills. HAvrs-ds-orsee, PsrTynan's, and
AsIi kxprs.- a. II. TSP m, for Raltlmors
and Washington, stopping at Chester, (ohly 70
tats Balumore and Washington passengsrs, }
Wilmington Newark, Elkion, Northeast, Per-
passenger for Fortress Monroe will take the
xo0oMMoDATIoN TRAIEs-s,opplns q, all
stations between PhiiadefrhiA and Whining
Leave PhiladslpAia Gt II. % a. M, 4. 90, s. 50
and 10. 90 p. m. The 4. 90 p. m. train e,nnects
visA Delaware Railroad for Milford and inter-
Leave wiiSIhstOa a, zIS and o @s am, 4 90
THRoJ0H TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at ~ m, T. -, s. 50 and 0. 81
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA--Is Chss.
ter At 10, lo.A q. m, IL 80, LIS, ASt, T. %
SUNDAY TRAINS, $500, f.,
Express Train at 4 % a m. for Baltimore and
Washington, stopping Al Wilmington, Perry.
Vile, Havre-de-0race, Aberdeen, Perryman's
and Magnolia. stss ~ 1000
and Washington, stopping At Chester, flor Baiti
Newark. Elk,On, North East, PerryVIlle and
HAvrs -ds-0race. "a
Accommodation Train at 10 p. m. for will
mington and Way Stations
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore At ,4 p, ~, stopping At
HavTe de Grace Psrryviile and wilmlngton
Also stops at Blkton Rnd Newark 10 take pas
senEers Tor Philadelphia and leave passenger
nom washington or baltimore and Chester 10
leave passengers from Baltimore or washing
Leave Wilmington for Philadslphls at $50
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA, r
Leave Baltimore s. . a. m. Way Mall iI0
>. N, Express As ,. m, Way Train as
p n' k1 RREiiks 3 f x B "a EinRSisi
Leave Chester a. s,b7 q. m, l. 20 and II. %
Leave Wilmington At ala spGn., AIS,
TREioHr TRAIN, with passenger car At.
taehed, will leave Wilmington for Perryvllle
ana intermediate stations at I. IS p. m.
Janll n. Y. KENNEY, superintendent
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Some OF our exchanges say that EXPIRES
ident Pierce ofConcoTd is reported 10 be
engaged 20 be married TO q Boston girl,
daughter OF q Colonel In the United States
Army, but rumor has 10 here that Col.
John n. George 10 70 be the happy man. %
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FOR REDUCING THE NUMBER OF COMPANY
AND STAFF OFFICERS OF VOLUNTEER
REGIMENTS
WAR DEPARTMENT, D
ADJurASr 0BNERLL's OPPICK,
wAsHISGT0S, May 0, ls6j.

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
ADJurASr 0BNERLL's OPPICK,
wAsHISGT0S, May Q, 1895.
General Orders, No. 81
By direction Of the President, all company aud
staff officers Of volunteer regiments, absent from
or by virtue Of leaves Of absence granted them
on their return 10 loyal States a. prisoners Of
war, will be honorably mustered out Of the SER
vice o. the United slei.a, Of date, the hfteenth
(l5th1 instant.
Said officers will Immediately apply, by letter,
to the Adjutant General OF the army for their
muster-o aud discharge papers In case Of
cate Of the usual form.
The post once address Of the oficer must be
given with care In all cases,
By order Of the secrstery Of War:
-I0-... W, A. NICHOLS,
mays Assistant AdJutant General.
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THIS Is-To GIVE NOTICE, That the ,ub.
Il sorber has obtained nom the Orphans Court
Of Washington County, in the District Of Co.
d. O., deceased. All persons having clalIna
against the aid deceased, are hsreDy WAraed 10
exhibit the same, with lhe vouchers thereof, 70
the sassaIlhsI. On e h.lnss ~ ,etA Say q April
aivss IsdH ~ Sasl tkls pa Az q Apri.
ii'issss' i' Aanlai''n'r..
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA oFfICE 5ll PENN. AVENUE,
wAsHN0roE err, ID. O.
GREAT EASTERN, NoRTHRRN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS FoRwARDRRs.
MsrehAndiso, Money, Jewelry, VAluAbles, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, &c.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 all
Aeeesslbls sections Of the country. This Com
pAny has Agencies in the principal railway
towns In the |.- e 't.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
Its principal ofaees are
WARRINGTON, d. Q, HRw YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALrIMoRk GIN
CINNATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS.
80 ,f4davILLh, LEXINGTON. 500
Connsetions are made At New York and Boston
With lines forwArdingtO the Canada and 70 the
Britain Provinces, and with steamship lines 10
Liverpool, Southampton and Havre, and thence
BY European expresses to all prominent CONNER
eiAl towns In Great Britain and on the Continent
Collection Of Notes, Drafts and Bills made II
all accessible parts Of the United States.
O. q. DUNN, Agent,
jsiI washinstOS, DC.
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= re A M : MR. e.

= - - - - = - = =
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE OF SCREW
r.. r8as sTBAMRRs r.aa
NEW YORK.
The New and Substantial Steamers
B, c. KNIGHT,
Capt. ,. J. Mason,
y JOHN GIBSON, 20 "'
Capt. W. %. oeoghdsAn,
Built expressly for this route, arc nov lssyibE
WASHINGTON AND GEoR0ETowN, D. c.,
AND ALEXANDRIA, te.s ..
EVERY THURSDAY n4R NJ"
New York, from Pier II, n. r. on the sams day.
Freight received daily, handled In the most
careful manner, and delivered with the grsasest
Dispatch, at fair rates. ~ t.-
For Freight, 10, ApPlyb arr.
SNOW 4 CO.,
Washington aud Georgetown, D. O.,
~, FLOWERS 4 BOWEN.
AlexAndria, Va, and
WIN J. TAYLOR 4 CO,
Apl.H lao Cedar street, N. 7.
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.ORPHAXs' COURT.

APAIL -, lseA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WAsHIN0ToN
lI C0UNTYlTo WIZ -,
In the case Of Helena Mayer, Administretrlx
Of Max Mayer, deceased, the samini Afore-
said has, with the appreciation Of the orphAnA'
Court Of Washington county Aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY, the 2Sd day Of Nay next, for the anal
settlement and dstrlbnton Of the per sonAl estate
as the same have been collected and turned into
money WHOM aud Whera all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notihed 70 Altend, (Al
the Orphans Court Of WAshington eeunty Hfors-
may Otherwise BY Law Be cxsllded from all hsk.
eat In said deeeahsd'S sstste provided copy d
this order be publlahed once . week Ter hfst
weeks In the NArIoHAL RnfunLlcAH pfexieua u
Tsst. v ~ n Q. ROBBINS,
MAyl-WSw 80. Register Of Wills.
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n TT 0 TAI.

FOR RRDUCINd THE NUMBKR ~ 0RSHRAb'
YIELD AND GTARF 0fficERs.
WAn DHFAurnHNf,
ADturAsr 0KNEHAL's oFEicl,
wAsHISarOS. Nag l. lsS1
Gensral Orslsps, No. ~. -.
M ordered By the President that ..
Of 0eueral, FIELD and stat 0neorH VIII % ~
oelvod until tho Aftosnth Of this noah, ~ ~ W..
date the Adlatant General "a direcied q -,
menee masierlna honorahiy cut Of service ~
0ons-al. Eleld and SAT- oNoSFs Nho ~ ~
employed, OF Whoae service L ~ lengsr 49,,
~ order Or me PrsSidsn. q he gsi,sd 49,
ns Assistant AAiuiani eepsiei
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nA1LnoADs.
1874 ARkAEeHMENfs 1894
f-DEHK foSfk LrRng.


HHw FORK LrRHS
FHs cAHDEH AND lHBoY AND fHrEAbKE-
fHA AND TRRHroH RAILROAD COMA
h1R8' LINHa
FROM PHnkDILPHIA 10 HBw ToRK
AND WAY PLAcRl
FROM WALNUT srRKET WHARF AND
y 9f KknofN0foN DEPOT,
VIM tnaYn - roLLowH. vrs Rar,.
NeA m, via Camden and Amboy-c. and
A. Accommodation. ..,,;,.;,......::...s1 70
s.s J.,D. re o sssS,n oSs ss..:y o Is
hsa N. Viz Canidea sud Jersey CITY :.
Morning knEfe1e. .:.....ss.... Aoo
Asa n, via Camden and Jersey City
s sls 1ics ana J.f.:, =
City--kxpfess .......n..........s.... 800
Az II N. via Camden and Amboy--c. and
A. Accommodation. ................., -
All p. N. via Camden and AmbOy-C. and .
Al p. y, ksa:n.ic aud Jersey y
City-WAshineton and N. Y. Express. 3 90
AZ "a ,. m VIA Ksnsington and Jsrsey
,Ety-Eysniss Nail, ;,.. .:.,,:;'.;i 49,: 800
ciiy-sonthern Mail. ....,...........,. .. 90
VIZ Might via Kensinston and Jersey
ASp; m. Va csIdsG and a.eoy-As;
Wa Let class ticket. ........s.... -
ID class Mathematician. j. %
The s. Is P. m Evening Mail and the ]. g
lNighD southern Erpres. win run daily, (ali
others, Sundays exeep'ed.)
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf NJ sand g. m, /,
II m. and Up. m. We ~
Leave Kensinston Dspo. At IL. 10 a. m, q IS.
The a a. y M iins runs dsilV All othsr..
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Mledifal.
DIR. T. ]. KISNER.

U,ENDERS HIS THANKS To ALL THOSE
| who have favored him with their conf
ience and patronage, and would inform his
friends and the people generally, that he will.
The coming year, occupylhts Old Office on 81
street, near Reed & kaft's Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, W. Va, where he may be consult
"a I'm reference 10 theirdisease. the nature and
character OF which the Doctor IS able al all
times and under all circumstances, TO describe
and % assure of the probable result and dura-
Ton OF treatment. He practices the Eclectic
system of Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies supporting instead OF depressing
the Vital Powers. The medicines used by
him are prepared and put up in his own
Office. Besides the treatment of Acute Dis
eases Dr. Kisner VIII give his attention 10 the
Treatment Of all varieties Of Chronic disease.
That scourge OF the human race, ScrOfula, IN
all its varied forms, viz: Purulent Discharges
from the Ear, so prevalent among children,
Purulent Opihalmia, Ozena, Enlarged GLANDS,
alterations, Cancers and all Yarites OF skin
Diseases, will receive his special attention.
Diseases OF the Throat, Lung aud Heart l.iN-
er Complaints, DiaThna ,Dysentery and Piles,
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, syphilis, Sc,
Nervous and Spinal Affections, Epilepsy
Rheumatism rnd Paralysis, Diseases Of Re
males, DyemenOuhea, Leucouhea, ProlapsuS
Uteri, and all Painful Irregularities and Ner-
vouS Diseases 90 which they are subject, hc
treats successfully. The treatment Of chill
DREN will receive the same attention as here
tofore. All consultations and cOmmunica-
tons strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheorfully an
swered. Office hours from 10 II \. NJ, 10
and & to9P.M. jun2
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A CARD.

CHRoNIC DIsEASE.-By the term, chronic
disease, is generally understood one that mas
lasted for some weeks, and IS not attended,
generally, with febrile reaction. These cases
exhibit but little tendency TO recover when
unaided and many Of them are not amena-
BILE 10 the common modes of medication. All
chronic diseases when treated in season, can
always be cured by proper means, but II re.
quires time. And 10 should be borne in mind
by every patient, that in the treatment OF
chronic diseases perseverance is absolutely
necessary, because Il Is rarely Indeed that
quick cures are made by the most skilled
physicians The fact that acute maladies
run their course rapidly, and must be prompt
Is checked lest they prove fatal, has been a
great stumbling block in the way of both
physicians and patients In the treatment OF
chronic affections, and more injury has been
effected and more diseases fastened perlna-
nently upon inValids by efforts tOnake quick
cures Of this class of diseases, than by almost
ANYTHING else. Time and patience, together
with proper remedies and care, are always
required in the medication of chronic dis
eases. II Is gentle means that succeed best IN
most cases; the system Will not bear undue
excftation, consequently all medication
should BE- mild and persistent, changing the
abnormal condition OF the system gradually,
thus bringing IL back TO its original healthy
standard. See DR.. kiSner's card IN another
column.
Ofiice hours from 9 to p a. NJ, to I and 6
togP.M jy2O-lw
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FOR SALE,

A MIXED AFFAIR. 80 On Saturday
morning Judge Good was forced 10
listen 20 a series Of complaints, eman-
ating from one family in Ritehietown.
Said complaints were caused by love,
unfaithfulness and jealousy. A lady
Of Teutonic birth, named Shultz, was
arrested on the charge ofcommitting an
assault on another lady, named Mitz,
with a pistol. From the evidence elici-
ted we learn this: Mr.. Shultz, the hus-
band Of the defendent, had forgotten
his marital vows, and had become too
intimate with Miss Mitz.
This, Of course, soon reached the ears
Of his better half, and she, one evening
last week, in a ft of jealousy, followed
him 20 the house Of Miss Mitz, and
there found her unfaithful lord revel-
ling in such scenes as he should not.
She being rather excitable, "got her
Dutch up" and committed the assault
for which she was charged. For this
Mrs. :. was fined the sum Of 81 and
costs. Mrs. =, 10 have satisfaction, now
had Miss NJ. arrested on the charge OF
fornicatiOn. The charge being sustain
ed, she was held TO appear at the next
term of court. Miss Mitz then got her
Dutch up" and she charged Mr..
Shultz with threatening violence, upon
which charge ne was bound over in the
sum of 500 to keep the peace. This
will probably end the whole affair for
the present: but the threats were loud
that it would not. and His Honor may
becalled upon to-day to hear the second
chapter of this book of real life.