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4 FREhCH ARMIES FOR The PAST FIFTY
years snd there is no french soldier WaO does not
know 81 value.
IL Was also used extensively By the allied armies
10 the Cnmosn WaT, ana such were the dement's
d. rived from lts that Il has acquired q world
vide roDUtstion, aud no soldier who knows OF its
Ideua Wl BE- for q single Week without & boEin his
knRpsacE. a. by the Use Of TINS Cerst6 he always has
sa, guard agllnst fhs various troubles 70 which =
s0ldief is sunsot b. using Il on ms clothing ho
err N Vent the appearance Of vernIr, aad the DIS
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have mao their appearance, i IS mt little trouble,
with the sid OF tbs Oergte 20 I'D himself ot these
discgTeeahls troubles.
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procure lho O-Iglnal rsgpe OF Dr. Ne..oe, atn Iui
directions, and the apparatus f0r TnhEUlscturng the
Cers.o. az it has been Ensto ry the original inVeu-
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9pellal Notuts.
keep disease NJ nay.

Keep Disease NJ bay.
Inyads broken down in health and spirit BY Chronic
Dyspepsia or suffering from the terrible exhaustion
which follows the attacks Of acuto disease the testimony
OF thousands who have been raised miracle from
similar state Of prostration, by HosTETTER's sT0M
ACH BITTERs, lie sure guarantee that by the same
means you too may strengthened and restored But
those who stand in peril Of epdemics to all who by
Of exposure prvations and uncongenial climate
unhealthy pursuits, At moment be stricken
down. this paragraph l. most particularly and emphat
cauy addressed You who are thus situated, prof
fered an absolute safeguard against the danger that
naces you. Tone and regulate the system with this
harmless medicinal stimulant and Alternative, and you
will be forearned against the maladies whose seeds float
around you in the air unseen. HosrErTER's sfoM-
ACH BITrERs are not only standard Tonic and Alter
alive throughout the United States they aecre
tied BY the certificates of the distinguished citzens
Of the Union to the people Of all other lands In Cana
d. An.trali. and the West Indies they gradually
taking the place of all other stomachics whether native
or foreign and surely truth IL progressive and dem
onstration overthrows doubt they viii eventually super
seds every other Inrigorant and Restorative emu
ploysd in medicinal practice
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6nans..
Tn. Chicago Tribaaa x Mpe1e1 he =
communicates from Tallahona giving
tas pax6sal1rs u On extraordinary salami-
y & that plass d ths Issh inss. Ihs
rseinsss ssasring NJ the 162d Illinois.
The account says:
About two o'clsck >. n. violent
thunder storm visited ~. L being sAo.
bath. the "guard mennting" M detsrEsd
until two o'clock, on account OF the morn-
ing being sscspisd in grand fevisw.-
W. ile tho old guard Was being turned
out to receive the new guard. > binding
fash Of lighnting Was seen accompanied
instantly 81 . serribls pssl Of shander.
The whole of the old guard together with
part Of the new guard we're thrown violent
| II 20 the earth The shock Was so Sc
| vers and sudden that 10 most eases the
rear rank men we're thrown across the
front rank men. One man, Jeremiah
Cooley, of Captain Hunters company =,
was instantly killed, and thirty-two 9TH
err more or less severely burned by the
electric fluid. The men were mostly In
! jursd in the region Of the shoulders, arms
and hips. The men having been stand
ing at shou;aarsd arms, 10 which case the
|s-barrel Of the muske: would rest in the
hollow of the right arm and shoulder, sn !,
butt Of the piece resting against the hip.
One man who was on guard in front OF
the hospital had his musket thrown from
bis hands and the bayonet stack into the
ground. The man himself was shocked
pretty severely, but not thrown down.
One man who had been to the rear and
was returning, was struck down and Sc
verely injured in the eyes. In some In
stances the men's boots and shoes we're
torn from their feet and torn to pieces,
and strange asit may appear. the men
were injured but little in the feet.
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The following letter from Mazsini, adj
dressed to the London agent of the United
States Sanitary Commission il. very inter
esting:
"Dear Mr.. Fisher: Has there been pub
ished, or is there about being published,
q good accurate primary history ofthe late
struggle relating in one volume the events
of the war, the progressive march which
led to the solution of the tried problem,
emancipation, and mainly the noble iudi-
vidual and collective efforts, the money
raised by voluntary subscription, the do
ings of the Sanitary Commission and all
that tends to prove the immense vitality
Of your republican principle :? What you
have done is so heroic that feel the pro-
found necessity Of having it properly
known in oil our countries, and especially
in my own. We would translate and
spread the book everywhere.
"Your triumph is our triumph; the tri-
umph Of ALL hope who are struggling for
the advent Of republican era. Our ad.
versaries we're pointing to the worst Pc
Rod of the old French revolution as to
the irrefutable proof Of republics leading
to terror, anarchy and military despotism
You have refuted al that. You have done
more for rs in fo1r years than City years
of teaching, preaching and writing, from
al your European brothers have been
able to do.
"Complete your work. The United
States stand now leading power id Eu-
rope too, and power is duty. You are
called on BY God to enter new career.
Your function had been hitherto to cons.
tituts, to organize yourselves and to rea.
lise, within yonr own boundaries, the re-
publican principle which is your life. It
WAS nstursl that whilst doing that, you
should corsfully abstain from interfering
with European movements or with the
general march of mankind.
~f.That task Is fulfilled; . second oue
must not begin for you. The life Of !
great people is two fold; inward and out
ward. Such m amount Of heroism and
strength % has been displayed by the
United States, must lead to more than
70 the solution Of mere problem Of exis.
tsnce Of IN incomplete one. Il i an i'm.
plsment given By God for the good ii I'll.
The abolition Of slavery binds You 10 the
onward march Of maakind; and The sdmi-
ration Of III Europe calls you to take your
nnk-s leading one-in that onward
msfch.
"Above American life, above Europe-
~ Hea AhAxa L uusank;.lD. ne. -l. 4,
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GATE CITY.
~ NJ. ~. =. oswaEa
VI tn1sths following: hon. he New

0xos 49, - 0o1o&G
W 1Asths believing: non he Nov
yoEk Nnse:
III publie Aind NJ, inkm1asu1s, md
~ la1ily Of NJ. Seward fally propesed,
a. TIA bseeaseunont Is hoonsD : painfnl
duty 70 snpoanee. Mn. es~std ~ bsn
sinking ftoa ~ nomsnt ~ hee intsase
anxiety for the sassty ok hsr hxsbaad and
con ~ relieved. Up 70 ths tine thst
hope IA bolh Oases came, ~ ~ wondsf.
fully sustained. Il seemed that, infrn
apd lssble q she had BEEN for years.
while those she loved 30 dsvotsdly were N
dapgss, diSease bad no power over the
wife and mother. But whsn the strain
was off, her .over.taxed powers, mental
and physical, gave way.
Mn. Seward has been sufferer many
years, bearing her illness sometimes with
cheefulness always with Christian req.
ignation-and ever diligent and vatchtul
in the discharge of every duty, especially
10 the mental and moral training Of her
children in which her great happinesa
consisted. ASS wife and mother she wa
sminently . counselor and teacher. Her
rule was supreme; but was supremacy 10
which wisdom and affection we're 70 hap
PLY blended that all rejoiced to recognise
her sceptre.
Mira Seward was the daughter of the
late Judge Elijah H. Miller, Of Auburn.
She was gifted in person and manners.
and TO these attractions Was added thor
ough educatior, For the first twelve or
fifteen years of her married life she Was
the charm Of the cultivated and refined
associations in which she moved. but
nearly twenty years ago her health failed,
nd since that period she has Withdrawn
IN society, devoting herself TO her fam-
lily and the few friends whom she had ear
y learned to value.
The attempted assassination of the SEQ
rotary and Assistant Secretary of State,
il ID hardly necessary to say, hrs, what
ever their fate may BE-, caused this death.
Those only who know, ~ Ne know, not
only how devo.edly she loved them, but
how worthy they are Of such affection,
can judge of the intensity of her anxiety
and suffering. The day but one after that
fendish attempt by which both lives we're
suspended by thread, she said tot he wri-
ter, 'sit seems az if had two hearts, one
throbbing for Henry and the other for
Fre5Hick."
Seward was. in the highest sense,
the champion, counsellor and friend to
whom her husband turned, and upon
whom he relied on all occasions. Between
them there was perfect trust. they shar-
ed each others hopes and fears, joys and
sorrows. There household was one of
uniform and undisturbed peace and pu-
rity.
Mrs. Seward leaves three sons and one
daughter, oil most tenderly attached to
her. Her death is the FIRST in that fami-
lily. Of her own family, Mrs. Worden, an
only sister. survives.
Thefrcmains, accompanied by the See
rotary, their oldest and youngest sons,
and their only daughter, leave Washing,
ton for Auburn, via EImira this morning.
Frederick, the second son, is TO i'll to leave
Washington.
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CoLGATE,s HONEY soar.

COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet soap, In such univ ersaI
demand, Is made from the choicest materials u
mild and emolieAt in it, nature, fragrantly
csntsA, and extremely kene1icis ii its acti
spoa the skin. For sale By all Druggists aaA Fancy
Goods Dealers. fsbl-6swlyr
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- MANHOOD:
How Lest! How Restored !!

Just P.6ttshcd, In seoed Ehceiepe Price six cets
ALECTURE ON THE NATURE TREATMENT. and
Radical Cure Of Spermatorrh9a, or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary Emissions, sexua Debility, and Impedt
meats to Marriage generally Nervousness Consumption
Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Incapacity, re-
suting from SelfAbuse, &c, by koBr ]. CULysRwKLL,
II. author Of the Green Book DC.
"a Been to faousasas Of sufferers"
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any address
paid receipt of six cents two postage stamps
by DR.. J. C. KLINE, 127 Bowery, New Yerkpost once
box 1885, jonel5-dAw3m
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Tho Bridal Chan Der an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary
systemssent Free in sealed envelopes Address, Dr..
j. sKrLLlN HouaHroN. Howard Association, pills
delphia, Pa. aprbdavly
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Il y Of the very best articles for cleansing and
preserving tho Teeth ever offered Tho public and d
auxesd 70 contain no acid any other ingredient In
paste accompanies each bottle Tho Odouseaue car b
found ct wholesale or retail BY Druggists gensrsly
@. l. SPENCER Co., Rroprietors
Providence. b. L
Demas. Barnes Co., Now York, Sole Agsnts, 70 WHOM
al orders should be addressed. innlOLdam
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WILLIAM FULTON,
INSURANCE AGENT

HARTFORD FIRE ISsURANcB COMPANY,
a Hartford, Cbss-
MANHATTAN FIRE IEgURAECg COARAxY
Of New York.
PH1NZ1 INSURANCE CO., Of Haytfer1, 0bas.
SPRLNGNELD FIRE AND kARLNE LN& co,
Of Springfield, kdn-
PHxHIx FIFE INSURANCE CO., Of BSsakly., N. r
LAkAR FIRE INSURANCE co. of NJ
ATLANTIC y7Rx INSURANCE CO.. Of Brsstiy~, NJ =.
jan1l-d
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MHDT0EL.'
. PROIAL NOTICE

.pr. N. vELLnps Private Be.pat.i, N me
FEDERAL Blcsk, corner Of ssvcnsh and Fsres,s,
oppo.its shs Posi md r.asn, onasss. Rooms
Z, and ~ up stairs, Washington, D. Q.
b An diseases Of aprivats nature treated In
no best scientific nanSer, and radical surss
sfSsstsd In al eases. sYPHILITTC AZTEC
TON. 0oEoRRHGA, oEEET, STRUCTURES,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, or the result Of 70
LUPTUoUs DREAMS, or any weaknsSs Of the
oKNERlTIVE ORGANS, from, any cause
vhsasvor, or how long standing, Thoroughly
and rsdisslly cured, alsOI GoUT, RBEUMA-
TTsM, FEURALoLl, and other CHRONIC
DIsEASEsoi the NERVES, MUSCLES, BONES
and JoISTsD scRoFULA, BLoTCBES on the
FACE, ERUPTToNs on The linbs and bsdy,
and al o,hsr ERuPTIvE DISEASES and
DisEAsKs Of the BLOOD. IRON Whatever
cause they may have arisen,
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No mattsr what yous disesse, Let no false dsl-
isasy prevent you IRON applyinU immediately
10 d.. vsliny, who II acknowledged to be By
far the most SUCCESSIVE PHYSICIAN in
the treatment Of private diseases. Fear not
10 como and make known your misfortunes,
and be viii speedily sand you on your way
sELP.ABusE.
That dreadful scourye Of the young, INDUCED
in when alone, destroys ths Eenerstive organs,
units them for married life, produslng
weakness Of the back and limbs; lOIs Of AMI
nation and muscular power, palpitAtion Of
the heart, nervous irritHbility, loss Of memory,
melancholy habits, insanity, consumption,
and death.
YOUNG MAN In view OF the drssdhil cor
ssqusness Of delay, do not fail to make your
ssss known Immediately to Or. veIIny. Your
secrets with him are sacred, and you may con
adentiy roy upon HIS medical sk.ll. .
Thoussnds whose systems were shattered,
and Who were on the brink OF the grave, have
been brought bask to vigorous health by his
GGlllfui trsstment.
MARRIAGE. ...
Married persons, or those contemplating
nAtrimony, who suspect themselves Of Iupo-
tsnoy, seminal weakness, or any disease Aris-
ing from . RELAXED state Of the genital organs,
whether the result OF disease, injury, youth
full indisoretions, or indulgence OF the passions
In ripper yeArs, are earnestly entreated to place
themselves undsr the care of Dr.. v. They
may rely with certainly upon speedy cure,
and being restored 10 FUN heath and v COR.
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RKILRoADB.
OTTIoz 1 4 q! ! pm. AND = ONO

NNHAN
" F1r RAILR0AD COMPANY a !
: On and sfisr sUfDzT MOTT Dss. is,
~, fas,Snsst ,l n Ss, Y. ,slo .;hi4'0n
TRAINS MOVING North. p y
HARRfsBURa TRAIN Leave washihSton
' Ne s.H nEyis' T e Ril %sS sis
PHlA Washington 7.so q N.
Arrive - RhiIsd.lphi. i;ss p. n New Yerf
TRxiN-Lssve Wsshingion ans a n, stop.
ping At way stations, connecting ~ Helay with
The Man ftsln for the west, and rsaehing
- Ao s~ - SS \ @YoaK MAIL TRAIN
Leave washington ais {. n. Arrive a Bal-
tlnore ia.t0 ,. nj Philadeiphia Ss1 p. nj New
'G Ne. 'SSSxIfuaoRn TRAIN AND WAY
connecting ~ Relay with frederiek train,
Arrive ct Baltimore as D. m.
No.s-BALTIMoRE comMUrATIoN AND
III LII! y. n .a,.,- WashinHson
train stope At Bladensburg, Beltsyifls, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only.
No. I : BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW
800 p. m. Arrive 81 New York 90 .. m. Msiis
and passengers BY this train connect with al
the early morning lines leaving New York fot
the East, North and West. No Philadslphis
e limited q eap.oity By Government orders,
. No. io. s. Ia III AND HARRISBURG
TRAiN-Leaye Washington as p. m. Arrive
No, D. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
and WESTERN TnAiN--Leays washington
At 7.so p. M, stopping A. Relay House for
Western passengers 70 take Express Train
for Grafton, Wheeling, Parksrsburg, and all
points in the West, Reaches New York ct
SIS q. m. cav alaf s.H'.1 u.
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DRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.
CHIEF QuARrERMAHTER's OFFICE, !
#.s DEPOT or WARRINGTON,


WAsHIHoToH, u. c., Feb. ~, 1855.
Sealed proposals. are invited BY the under
signed for supplying the United statss Quar-
O., Baltimore, I'D, Alexsndris, and PcTtrs1
Monroe, Va, or either Of these plAoes, with
Hay, Corn, Oats, and straw.
BIDS will be received for the delivery of
5000 bushsls 81 corn or oats and 90 tons Of hay
Bidders muat state at which OF the above
named point1 they propose to make deliv-
cries, and the rates At which they will make
70 e shs I'm. SS.n .Ss
deliveries shall be commenced, and when to
Ihs price must be written out in words on
Corn 70 be put up in good stout sacks, Of
about two bushels each. Data In like sacks,
Of about three bushels each. Tho sacks to be
furnished without extra charge TO the Gov
sI1ment The hay and straw 10 be securely
Tbs particular kind or description Of oats,
corn, hay, or stfaw, proposed 70 be delivered
must be stated In the proposals, % T
All the artleles offered under the bids here
In invited will b. subject to y rigid inspection
BY the Govsrnmsnt Inspector before being
Contrasts viii be awarded nom time to time
TO the loweat Responsible hi7der, as the In.
torest OF the Government may require, and
payment Will be made when the whole amount
eohtraeted for shAn have been delivered and
The bidder VIII be required 10 accompany
bis proposal with q guaranty, signed ny two
Responsible persona, hat n ease his bid be
accepted he or they will, within ten days
thereafter, execute the contract for the aAme
with good and SUFFICIENT suTeties Ia sum
equal to the amount Of the contract, TO de-
liver the articles proposed, In con iOrmity with
the terms OF this advertisement, and In ease
the ssid bidder ahall fail to enter into the
contract, they TO make good the di1erenoe
between the Offer OF said bidder and the next
lowest tesponsible bidder, or the person 70
whom the contrast may be awarded, (" 7
The responsibility oil tho guArantorn must
DO shown by the oiiloiai certificate of United
states District Attorney, Collector OF Gus
toms, % any other Ofioets under the United
states oovernmsnt, or responsible person
known 70 this oiiiee. 10 OF
All bidders ,will be duly notified OF the 40
oePtAnoe % Tejeosion Of their proposals..
each bidder must DO lcglbly written 10 the
Proposals must DO addressed 10 BrIgadier
General y; X; Rucker, Chief Depot Quarter
mantor, WanhtDgtOn, d. a., and should be
plainly marked "ProposAls Tor FORAGE"
Bonds, In sum equal to the amount Of the
contrast, signed by the contractor and both
OF his guArAntoI., will be requ red Of thosue.
HANK forms Of bids, guarantees, and bOnds
nay be obtainsdsupo application At this
All proposals received under this advertise.
mont viii be oponed and SLAMMED at this
once on Wednesday and Saturday OF each
sSsS desire 70 Gs present " 'hS q
ie21-tf BRIG, Gen. and QuArtermAnter,