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The national Republican., 1866-11-24
Navy Bulletin.

Ordered, Nov. l6--Passed Assistant Pay
master Jared Lindsley to the Osceola.
Detached, Nov. l6-Acting Ensign An
drew jackson from the New Berne. and or.
dered to the Constellation; Commander Jas.
P. Foster from the command Of the Tacony
and ordered 10 command the Osceola; Lieut..
Commander Edwin M. Shepphard, Midship.
men VIM. 8. Moore, Edward Woodman, B.
8. Richards, A. H. Garter, Louis V. Housel,
Joseph N. Hemphill, First Assistant Engi-
neer W. B. Clark, Second Assistant Engi.
neers Geo. E. Tower, Henry O. Blye, Passed
Assistant Surgeon Edward Kershner, Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant j. G. Vanally, Acting
Master O. F. r. Wappenhaus, Acting En-.
signs Hugh Jones, Norman Mcleod, and
Acting Third Assistant Engineers James O.
Veatch and VIM. Holland, from the Tacony
and ordered to the Osceola; Passed Assistant
Paymaster A. d. Bache from the Tacony
and ordered to settle his accounts.
Resigned Nov. l6-First Assistant Engi
neer T. B. Cunningham and Second Assist
ant Engineer Geo. w. Hall. A.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICEs.

ArspirisasIism- Mrs. A. n. Ksnnsn will
deliver diseourss IL Union League Haii On SUNDAY.
November %. at II O. m, and M. A. B. Newton, form
srly editor Of the Esp Bngiand 6pfruaits will lee
ture At 7I<p. on "rhs Philosophy and the Remedy
Of Evil.' Admission: Morning, frssI Evening, ten
esnts. ' ..-'l.' no24.lr
{ ~Te Csnsumpsivss.-Ths Advertiser,
having been restored to health in . few weeks, BY
very simple remedy, after haviag suffered several
years with severe lsas Affection, snd that dread dis
sass Cossuspsios, is anxious 10 make known 10 his
fellow uasrsrs the nsaas Of osrs. ..sr
70 all Who desire II he will ssAd COPY Of the pre-
sorption ussd free Of charge with the directions for
prspsrss aad usins Ne sans, which they will ind
sURH CuRn roa CoxsunPrIoS, ASTHMA, BRoHoHrrs, DC.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
serptoa Il 10 benefit ths alstsd and spread informa
ton which he conesves TO BE- iAvaluabs and he hopes
svsry suasrsr will try his remedy. will cost them
nothing aad may prove blsssing. Of -,
Parties wishing the prsssrpea will please sddrsss
'.as-.u sfHsr a4I4 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Oe2s-ly wiiliansssra ,KiAgs county, MY.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

ArNesies-Havy Yars Bridgs.-In censs-
qusnss Of the r,psis Asesssar, V BE- nads 10 the Navy
Yard Bridge II will be closed oa aad afssr MONDAY.
October 10, until farther ordsrs. 81.
- .',.--"- B. YRENcH.
oelo-u Conmissioasr Of r sblie Buildings.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24
E.earslen Party to Gsttysbarg.

~ Nxourt1oh Fafty % VtttysoufBs 10 ]
GETTYSBURG, Nov. 23.-An excursion party CON.
sistins Of Gen. Geary, Chief Justice Chass, Major
Gen. Meade, Hon. Simon Cameron, Hoo. Morton
MoMiehasl, Gen. csdwailsdsr. James x. Vine,
Geo. II. Boxer Mr.. Reshsrmsl. he artist. Jadgs
Hale, With othsrs, and number Of ladies, ar
rived this evening visit to the Gsttysbprg bat
tlshsld. A'pscisi tr.ip, eopsistins Of The Prssi.
dents car Of ths PsnnsyiSasia railroad and the
Presidents car Of the Northern Central railroad,
hes been placed at the &spossi Of hs sxeursionists
They will devote tomorrow 10 visiting The battle
ground and return In the evening. ....
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

ANMadam Mounsss Pile salve-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; slso Consumption Destroy
Or, snd Knrs Cure for the Bronshits, Asthma, Ae
be found Il stott's Drug Store opposite National
Hotel; ailnsns, Metropolitan Hotel, ford's, cor
asr Of Eleventh and Psansyivs.ia avsnus Intwsiss,
Of Twelfth and Psnnsyyania avsnas; Illiott's
corner Of and Twsih streets, 7arbssshs corner Of
seventh and O. aHat ...H.H - ID. rHf jal3-H
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

IT OST-ON LAST NIGHT, BETWEEN
IL Growers theatre and Seventh street, On Pennsyl-
vana Avenue. ANAL LADIES' BREAST: PIN set with
psars, 10 family rslie) The hndsr will ~ literally
rewarded by returning the sams 10 this ofss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14
LEWIS FRIEND.
-UINELAND.

~ ARM AND FRUIT LANDS, in mid
/ and heaithiul climate. Thirty miles s"nh ol
Philadelphia, by Railroad, in New Jersey, on the
same line of latitude as u ltlnorc. Md.
The soil j. rich and prodUrfirr, varying from a
clay to 4 candy loan, suitable for Wheat, Grass,
Corn Tobacco, Fruit and |" srish.ss. This Is dreYIt
fit,H country. Five hundred lneysr s and orch
ard, haze been planted out hv experienced fruit
growers. Grapes Peaches, Pears. &c. produce
immense profits. Nineand il already one OF the
most beautiful places IN the United safes. The
entire territory. consisting of iity square miles oi
land is laid out upuL general system Ct improve
nents. The iaad l. only sold to actual settlers
with prov ion tor public adOrmentS. The place,
on account of it, great beauty rs well q other ad.
yaniases has become tie reSOr. ri people n klst. 1t
has increased five thousand people withn the past
three years. Churches, stores, schools, Academi-
e., Societies of Art and Farming. and other elem.
entS OF ehnement and culture have been introduce 4
Hundreds of people are constantly settling. Hund-
reds of new houses are Being cons tructed. Price
OF Farm land, twenty acre lots and upwards. so
per acre. Rive and ten acre and Village lots tor
sale
Fruits and Vegetables rpsn earlier in this distr-
let than any other locality north ul Norfolk, Va.
Improved places for sale
Openings OF all kinds ofhusnes,S, Lumber iards
Manufactures, foundrigs, Stores anil the like aud
steam Power, with room, can be rented
For persons who desire mild winters, a healthful
climate, and good soil in IA country beautiful i'm
proved ulounding in the fruits and possessing all
other ial privileges in the heart of civilization
Ii i, worthy Of visit
Letters answered and the NIncland Rural, 4
paper giving full lniUi nation, and containing
ports Of solon Robinson, sent To applicants.
Address CHAS. I. LANDS, Nineland L, o.,
lands Township. New Jersey.
From Report Gf ,Soioh Robinson, AgricHifura,
Editor al he TiLaHe-"H is one ar the most .ttea.
sire fertile tFacfs ia almost ieref position and suit
able condition for Pheasant farming that kaog %
this sid " TIE HesioH Frdiries" jc,..6ni23
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IN p o r T 4 N II
To the afflicted :!

To the afflicted !!
Tar DOW continues to hc consulted at his ore.
- No and Endlcutt street, Boston, ON nj llsl
cases or
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
By long course of study and practical expericnc
of unlimited extent. pr II, has now the gratiiica-
uon oil presenting the unfortunate with remedies
HAT haze never since he first introduced ihcn fail
cd 10 cure the most alarming eases of
GoNoRRIItEA AND SYPHILIS
Bcneath his treatment all the horrors of ycneral
and impure blood lmpotency. serofnla, Gonorthra
iccrs pain aud dis trcs- in the regions of procrea
tinns. Inflammation of the BLADDER and kiueys
HydruCcls, Abcrs-cs. Iluiuors, fIghiiHl Swelling-
and the long train oil horrible ymptoni, attending
tins elias, oiIi~easc, made 10 be some harmless
$ tbs simplest aiiiugs of q child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
nr. u. deyotes great part OF his time to the
trcatm nj of those cases caused by secret and
solitary habit, which ruins the body and mind nn-
Hitting the unfortunate individual for hu sincss
socirte. Some of the sad aud mclanch oly effect.
produced bS early habits Of youth are Weakness
of the lack and limbs Dizziness of The head Merry
business, arrangement ct the digestive functions,
~ymptoin- Of Consumption. sc. The fearful effects
the mind are much t. be dreaded loss of mem.
DRY. confusion Of ideas. deptc= con # spirits. evil
forcbndius- aversion OF society," sci.di,trust. tim.
idits, &e., dtnuug the eytt~ produced Such per.
Ion. should, before contemplating matrimony,
consult a ply sleian OF experience, aud be At
restored to health and happiness.
faut ntN Mho " ish Ia remain under Br. DoW'&
Treatment a few days weeks, will be turni> he'd
with pleasant rooms, aad eharge, for board mod
crute.
toll directions tprUsc, receiving tli~i ipilun> of
Your disease hr. bow. hat also Tor sale the French
ttluttcs, warranted the hest preventive. order
~ mail. 1hico lor Il and red stamp.
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CERTAIN CURE
IN I'LL CASES. OR NO CHARGES MATE

Dr. IiuN - consulted iallN, from \. NJ. to l.,
VI above upon alt difficult and chronic diseases
of ever name and nature, having By his
unwcared attention aud extraordinary success
gained u reputation which calls patients from all
parts OF the Country To obtain s1Nice.
Among the phi! -icitns in nostuu, none stand
higher in the probes ion than the celebrated DH
DOW, No. : Enaicott street, Boston. Those who
need the service OF an experienced ply sicIan and
surgeon should give him "A call.
l., ~,-Dr. Dow imports aud has for sale new
article called the French secret. Order by mail,
Two for 81 and red stamp.
Boston April, ls'i. lyl3S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs,

BIT ERs-ONygenated Hoonands, Pecl'>, uail
dJ browns tlarke's sherry Vine, Langley
lsoot and Herb, Abhott's, ami Others:
LINIMEST-i ubias, Good samaritan, Mustang
aua Liuiments a nd 0intment> OF all sisds
SAES pARIIIA-i,ulI>, sands Shakers and
all other principal kiI."S.
PiLLS-Ayer's sugar :najcd, Brak9reth's and
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Also, Weaver canker nd salt rlcum >yru,. Az
mods Vital FLUID, Atweeis Extract Dandeiir,'
Brani's Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier
Kennedy Medical Discovery Mnrses syrup Vel
low Dock RadwaH's Remedies NcNun,'. Elixir
of Opium Mrs. Ninslow'> soothing Sprup; >hs-
kcr Extract Nalcrian Balm OF THOUSAND Flow.
er.; Cold Cream Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Brant's Pulmonary Bal
monarA Bal>am Clalkr's Cough syrup; Bachelor
ana Ilarlisons Hair Dye Barney's Musk Cologne
shaving Cream and Nerbena Water; butcher :
Dead short for Bed Bugs and all other articles
usually kept in Drug store
Physicians Prescriptions earefulgcom-
pounded.
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&C., &c. ,&c., Sc, &C., &c

in i received, per Express, new supply Of tn
most popular Patent Medicines. among which ar
I'll kSETIiS Preparations Hood Food, for Live
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases
and Regeneration OF Man Weeks Magic Com
pound NhitcOmb's remedy for Asthma Burnett
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Wild Cherry Balsam EoH les cure tor Piles br.
Jefrrie's Anidote brakes Benzoine, for rcIuov-
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Wan syrup: Gouid'S Pin worm syrup; Houghn :
Corn solvent, and intallible remedy Magnets
UalSam, Tor rheumatism and neuralgie; Ieilfies-
Pauacea of Life, a sure cure for Sore Throat and
bronchial affections stones EIiNir, for bronchitis
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4 fTtE an extensive practice of upwards Of
~ tw'ht! years. continues to secure Patents in
the tuiicd states al-o IN great Britain, Fra &c
end other foreign countries. Caveats, Specinia
tons, Bonds, Assignments, and all papers or draw.
ing tor Patents, executed on reasonable FERNS
with dispatch, ReAearchss made into American
al Il Foreign works, 10 determine legal and o.lPr
d',vicc rendered ia all matters touching the same
Copies al the claims of any patent furnished by
remitting one dollar, Assignments recorded liz
Washington.
No .igeney in The Taifod State possesse, superior
faculties j1r obtGtgjeg iGtenfS, aseertainiHg the
PractiVJilhg NJ f4rCHfioBS.
During eight months the subscriber IN the course
cations siNTEEH ArrS AS frery one OF which Mas
decided Mkis jdrorhy the Commissioners of ratents.
- o.
TESTIMONIALS.
# regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most cArabif and
SfcGessfG practitioners with whom | have had
official intercourse. CUAS. MASON.
Commissioners OF Patents,
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ competent and
trr>f,rofhy, and more capable II putting their
applications IN a form 10 secure for them early
and favorable consideration ut ne Patent Office.
EDMUND BtRk,"
Late Commits -ioncr of Patents.
mfr. II II. EDDY has matle form THIRTEEN
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Such unmstakablc proof of great talent and
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Ventors to apply To him To procure their patents,
~ they may be sure of having the most faithful
attention bestowed on their cases, and At very
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARDP
Jan. /, iSst- ly5I
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This is an article for washing without rubbing
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For Sale.

THE lot together with the buildings and all the
improvements thereon being the residence ed
the late e. W. Brown, Esq, situated ON the rooa
leading To Bncksport aud not far from the County
buildings, in Ellsworth. The buildings an in good
repair and there is about four acres OF land undeI
good Improvements. with good fences Fruit Trees
&c, &c, For particular apply t..
J. II. HOPKINS,
Ellsworth, Nov. LIST. IeG6 i.if
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02
HK1AM NELSON,

,oTTgS.gtA4IJ( sTLO-NEERs
t4as ef,errsaanentfy tloca4ed his Auction
= 5its sts9aie. 9as1Ss ON sattSi1soz5es
> asoiIJso 70 T9ZgEr-I ~ 5ila "a 81 Ssoe
III Iof o mos 30 III AIN 81 B&kE,ni
fOpposite the WashiRgtonoH
he SVfII attend TO al kkinds of Auction busi
ness TO the seffinSsiof Merchandise, Wag-
lOns. Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate.
AincfitJFl Days-I'n EsDA Wy s9a4URS DAY and
SATTRDAY OF each ;we&k,d Cash advances
Dan ignnaeFits.E Refers ITO all the cls1.
zeus of Evansville who know him. W1iL
e .Sfwb2Tv0&
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QUEENSWARE.
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IMPORTERS of CHINA GLASS

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General Steamboat Agents

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CHARACTERIZATION.


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% tya printing sestibHsh5a B6tt an the West
has better facilities or greater ability tort
, f1iT1p fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-H
meil1 of job Type, ,th9ugh liveE y-laFge and
com pIete is constantly being added TO, and
our bgfepfwBnent iE TFnSier the personal
supervision of one of the bestjob printers
in the United States. We are, prepared to
print Posters, plain on fancy; Bill Heads,
Bills TIafif1g, Cards Deck and Meal I4eE0
cts, Bil9sof EaEes M aBeS III for 4 ia Dor,
&c Be Orders left with either Of GlESl
MhahGboats'M4n be promptly ab1eHde led tor
9 zsdt FR4vtea4 ita nad ~ ea9G9adi sdT
9dTha Reatheg is9gradudl tg dRreasing diln
,heat, and Saturday at noon MAS warm
enough on the wharf for all practical pur-
poses. Jrl1fe9 RIVER pdte Had ffseh o6ne foot
j1ap2to14donsdturdas and seGsirfsing stead
JIyst agepqafipgs En4nFdsdjeFf tran ffg s9Ifse
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the cumberland and iTeff1fesseel9 fhe Afisl
4sissippIis falling stead at IStt .I4oHis. bns
) Arrivals a41d Departures. ficy
p ffhieg a arrivals and departures up TO three
o'cieeko sataTdaess fcorh pfised 7tffed q iftonD
Memphis to CGinciHaatis1P hantoln, Cairo
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Boats Due.

p among the first boats due here Care the
Altoona, for Nash vflle;G Lady Franklin,
j. G.. BIaclxfoFd andsWauanita for ST Louis;
the Naugatuck and the Minneolas for MerA4-
phfs: NJ. P.Hstrader, Messenger and
lAraosy. . for 3 New Orleans; the I'M
portef,e from StbeT Louis;. cl4fiiaeisfa1ats
from NeW, Orleans :, ITarascon anndd Mary
Ament, from Louisville;r Armada, fro9mp
Cairo; Myrtle, from Nashville. J'h
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-16
"A worthy Dutchman lately tried ri;

......A worthy Dutchman lately tried his
neighbor gentleman from Erin," for
killing dog In the course of his exam
ination, the dutchman being asked what
was the value Of his dog, replied
As for ter doghe vas wort shust nothing
at all. but ash Pat vas so mean ash to kill
him, swear makes him pay te full value
of him."
......Tt has been said that it is a greater
misfortune for q man to be blind than O
woman to be so, - in him it involves q de.
privation Of the greatest of all enjoyment
the sight Of woman. But the reverse is
true as to deafness.
......A traveller announces q fact Though
he is Q traveller, wc believe him) tnat he
once in his life beheld people minding their
own business! This remarkable occurrence
happened at seattle passengers being too
sick to attend to each others concerns.
......When DR.. Beeswax had his seventh
boy. he exclaimed to his wife,
swell, what in thunder shall we call him?"
"Why, huz, I've settled on Peter"
81 knew man by the simple name Of
Peter that could never earn his salt"
"Well, then call him Salt Peter
......A contemporary suggests that lady
on putting on her corsets, is like man who
drinks to drown his grief, because in .o-lac-
NJ herself she is getting tgAsi
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-16

In the Senate, on the 7th, the postal ap-
preparation bill was considered, the question
being on the motion to reconsider the vote
by which Mr.. Trumbulrs amendMent, pro-
hibiting pay to Presidential appointees to
Office, until confirmed by the Senate, was
adopted. After lengthy discussion, the
motion to reconsider prevailed, Fl to H.
The Senate adjourned without taking any
further action.
In the House, on the 7th, . resolution was
adopted that the Judiciary Committee in
quire into the expediency Of reporting .
bill prohibiting any Territory from denying
negro suffrage; also, that hereafter no
Territory shall be admitted into the Union
unless suffrage be allowed, regardless
Of race or color.......A resolution was
also adopted changing the place of holding
the United States District Court in Virginia
from Norfolk to Richmond, and regulating
the terms of the Court......Mr. Stevens Of
fered an amendment to the Constitution,
laying an export duty on cotton...... Cores
pondence was submitted between Earl Rus
sell, Mr.. Adams, and Mr.. Bancroft, regard
ing alleged erroneous statements made by
Mr.. Bancroft in his Lincoln eulogy. $500. The
amendatory tax bill was taken up and con-
sidered, Mr. Morrill, making long speech in
its favor.
In the Senate, on the 8th, the joint reso-
luton congratulating the Russian people on
the escape Of the Gear from assassination
passed, with slight amendment......T The
House joint resolution to prevent the intro
duction was amended and passed. The
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-16

RATHER ExcLUsIvH.--A Charleston, s. c.,
paper of a recent date has the following adj
vertisement:
WAxrED--PRlvArE Board WANrEp--A
gentleman requires partial board in .
strictly Southern family, where no Yankees
are taken. Terms reasonable. Locality,
about five minutes walk from st. Michael's
Church. Apply by letter only to G. s., this
Office
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-16

was brought about by starvation, he having
refused all but the merest morsel Of food
for the past forty days.
The first regiment Of Maryland oolored
troops returned to Baltimore on the 10th.
Whilst passing through the western section
of the city, . conflict occurred between
some Of the colored people following the
soldiers and q number of whites. Blows
were exchanged, firearms are reported to
have been used, and one or two parties
were wounded.