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COLUMBIA DlsPENsARY, FOR WOMEN AND
" CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth aud N Atreata.

This Dispensary is in connection with Colunbia
Hospital aud Is opened for tho treatment Of out door
patients, who are supplied with Modielsr, AadIaaL
and Surgical treatment free. NV
Patients who about to be Mined and dosf,a "A,
DO attended at their own homes, but who ARG unable
TONER, will be furnished with tnodca attention frrr
by leaving their nam0s aud sddrcsa ut the lcsaisi
W It'll the malroa, ''f"''.
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(ErARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

WAsuIsGTos, March ., 1855
On the petition OF JACOB SRSSEPP, Of Phiiadelphia,
pehn praying for the extension Of patent gran!ed
~ him the 18th day OF July, 1854 for improvementin
Wesycrs ieddlcs, for scyon years from tho eIpifn.
July, 1855:
L Is ordered that the said petition be heard nt the
Patent once on MONDAY. the 18th day 81 Juno
next, ut ~ clock and all persons notified 70
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted, .
Persons opposing tho extension arc roqnird 10 hlo
in the Patent Oieo their objections, specially sot
forth In writing, at least tDenV days before the day
Of hsaring all testimony filed by either party 70 DO
used ~ the said hearing must be taken and trans
mtted m accordance with the rules Of tho office which
WI DO furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon testi-
mony, nu;t DO hled IN the Office t,oeatg days befor
tho day o. hearing; tho arguments, II any, witlitL
ten days after nling tho testimony,
Ordered, also. that this p9iiee BIO pabshed In the
o., and ip the Herdid, Philadelphia, Penn, once u
week for three successive weoks the first Of said pub
LEGATIONS to bo at least sixty previous to tho day Of
mhO.MSw Acting CommIssioner Of Patents
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81 y,n
A. P L sy, f bssn
Ess Sn At the SSse
SsaS issSI viii be ai''acd' II
jus H. sAeAhr'' commissioner
Mo- sls for acres, i'sSsS under tho H9! q
i ssS'ii, and was J. is1 March D.
March ~ n tSs name Ps, Il JsiSss ,sSdoi'on' and
wNos T.Si. 10Y fof 8 acres, issued padeT the act Of
M Wars Ess ne ma name s S sass
March q; isds, "a, -, -. ~. - =,
March S ! lss "a he name Of william VI Paine. aud
va, sTsnisa Spc ~ acre., s.Taa apdsa the act Of
rSs @ Il III psSo Il Ranss w. and was
wv S,s, fSS acres, i:;as$ ssds5 the &c, Of Of
SsfsS y, isss -, aa. .' was ,n., uaS., n. -, ot
s asrS Esh SS%n sh and a. was as
fsStn fol Is Acres s.Ssa SnaST the act Of
March 8. Isl, IL he name q MarSsTct., widow d
sIsnsssy sh, s aud was granted March d. o. &c
i9p ~ sepe ram TasppsSod and
was granted April 4, lse March q, ls ,s ,,, .,
Mach iE5 s a na ~ Jsmes kaso and was
% fSr 10 acres iiSSsS n TnfiE tho Het q
was granted July /, 1855. March 3. isSs =, :,
March iS5. n Us name :! & Az; sas Lynn. and was
grSn'ed August :, lSS March -, iSSj ,ho No, or
snsS b & RI 3 Of g. fssnn and was
Sas u rta ss nfT Mach &c ch' 3D. ho sr:h DE-
@ ssSf ss s's'on tn. ana 1'
IL Hsss S %son sas ana va.
a. a Mrsh s.a a under tho nc, Of
MsfSs !, ia, = ,ts name q x1ns ?: widow of Ssi
;ipEs pp E,s,.6 the ana &c, S
sts: under tn. ss. s Of
S & i and srSa'd DscshSsr il. isoS
hSreh sS far In ARA. ,s.r,a rnao, Tho .c Of
March is In the name e gStSSy TldsT Of Ghns
Is ISIS 4, an q, "a, ,,,,. ,.,,,, ,,,.r ,o a., .,
III q &c si,s 'sfI sally fsait waSS
Msrsh ~ is ana was granted poecino'f H. iS"
J IN R' a AsSns.T sa''r' aud was
March lsd$ =, ,o0 ,,,n, ,..n.. nn,.r -. a., =,
NARA, "a 4, l., %IsS i5 S% %I$sT sns:
90 ~ ,m 'sa a. I ,."., o. nn a., a." -, 81
he n Bafy h and I' 1s
ssntoS Augusta, isS March ., isds, -, .D - =,
March s u he sn@s y JSh% Sf BURNS. and wa.
Ts ES acres s%Sdn nSHS5 tho ana act Of
c AgE 49, o, March :sca a Under tho . Of
Mars @ II hs Hrms Mach 2, S;ser sss''n'' aud was
No I9.G2 for 10 acres, issued under tho pet Of
sEantsj jny ~ isS March - Is '""S' anu was
5 + ' ssr' als y sy'n and wa.
NO SnySa lot l acres, Issued uhaeT ,hs aca .,
srS.ISa Msy hs ..nsG , l III, net
S.ss dsS sIss; ,no .,, .,
arc e. tie @ S:S: Ss asslaf and
SsGsssi. and was granted fSTraaT, ii. isl March
March ) !hs Sa$s q Ec;%Sses sssS%,s%sd. and
SSsS r. ( S's s'i'"Si S"S
NJ i%Ss S$isa
j. issao April Il. iss. $3.50. A., :, u,r.,
Fsa'Sa Nay IS 1 Nay iS sa., tho Of Fob
rna G i. III he naes q VIM olistor and was
as.i lor 10 acres. ssgd under the act Of Feb.
ea @ s Ma, P,isist Shea and
10 SSscs Issued under nd hS &C, e Feb
Charles MsGraw, deceased. and was granted August
q s T ,t IA acres. Issued upd,r tho nc, of Feb
rasfy i, isi. 10 lhs maine y Jshna Stiles, aud wa.
sSS.Sd SsI for Ss acres .Ssd Under the act
jss5, In sho name q john Dyer. and was granted
Il. Tor 10 acres issued under the act Of March
hs ana sm %s q RsS Ja Rs Et0T ay
name qns' 70. act H e
Niehsi.. bioss, and wa. SrsntSd september y. fsS
No for loO acres issued under the act Of March
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UsITEn STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On tho petition OF CHARLES PARKER, OF Mori'
Conn. praying for the extension Of u patent Len,
to him Ne arL day q June 1854 for p paSed
pratio1 Of said patent. which takes ~ ace o Inc OK
day Of June, 1873: '"'e oh ho Dth
is ordered that the said petition bo hard N, N.
Patent Once ON MONDAY the i.i day az paa me
At " o'clock, and all pe;sons ara 1nti6 next,
pear and show cause, II any tl,V 49, s W ap,,
petition ought not TO DO granted NV saw why SAID
rGrsons SpPos,nk shs sftoasiun required to flo
dGr,s II wrhE a least days Tic day
used at the said heariag, must 6e taIon au 10 DO
nied accordance VIII the rules Of Inc oti ee .hir
Will BIO furnished on application, 0'"hieh
DeposltlOns and other papers, rolled upon IA t.st
mohy, mus pc hied ~ the ONCE toenty days before
tsn days after filing tho testimony, 'A'' "''H'h
Ordered, also, that this notice bo puhIisboJ In a.,
Republican and tho Intelii0eneer, WashinSinnn 'he
o. snL ~ the Register, Now Haven, Conn. once a
week Tor thIee successive weeks; tho Hrat AZ sniJ
20 be at least sixty days ProSsas 10 tho
usy ~ nmsh uns' A. NJ. STOUT,
mhlI-Tnn Acting CommIssionor Of Patsata
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GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS..
CHIEF QrARTERNAsTER's OPFIcR, J
nRpAuTNEHT M GDtuNuIA.

(
PoRTLASp, ORRGos, Fob Is, 1858.
Scaled Proposals will be received at this ollee up
6ovSrnmsnt Supplies over tho following routes, the
ensuing season, commencing on tho LIST day Of May,
FROM PORTLAND OR VANCOUVER. VIA
Ts Camp Watson. Oregon, Isl tons weight, moro or
TO Camp Logan, Oregon. oi tons weight. moro or
To Camp IIarnoy. Oregon. DO tons weight, more or
less.
Via wallula or Palousc Landing to Fort Colvllic,
W.T., 10 tons weight, more or less.
Via wallula to Fort Boise, 1T, IN tons weight.
Via Camp Watson to Fort Boise. |. T.. lsi tons
"V'Spffih pp Sii PSo5RTLAYD on VANCOUVER.
10 Camp Three Forks, Owyh"c. l. r. rs tons
10 Camp Lyon. l. r.. % tons weight, more or less
To Camp Warner. Oregon. y73 tons weight. more
TO Camp C. F. Smith. Oregon. 70 tons weight. more
To Fort klamath. Oregon. 70 tons weight. more or
As 100 Ten: wssht more or Gs.
To ffG fP9 IAN ;f?H R2; SSSsasE
To Camp Warner. Oregon. ga tons weight. more
TO Camp C. p. Smith. Oregon. 70 tens weight. moro
To Fort klamath, Oregon. 70 tons weight. more or
lcsA
sA sa Juan .ssSa SG Id. or S;s
less
To x W, Eo'' or less.
To Camp Three Forks, Owyhcc, ]. t., 81 tons
weight, more or less.
TS Camp Lyon. l. 7, 90 tons weight. moro or less:
shorter period, at the option OF tho United States.
The Government to itself the right to 1t,
own transportation over any Of these routes,
Bids must be In trlplicatc, with copy OF this I'D
ycrti sement attached to each, and endorsed. Fro
will be required to furnish satisfactory evidence
that they arc not Interested In any other bid than
their own. "
The usual condition, will DO Imposed upon bidders
aud contractors.
foT further Information. apply at this SiRss, per-
sonally or by letter. A. II, EDDY.
mhlS-6t ChiefQ NJ, D. ofO.
n "A n
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Rr THE rREs!gEsff' n q SihiE UNITED STATES.

For the Sale If Idind5is Lands IN ths State or Kan
S fsS S % z; aiE r. Ss@g: t"G 49,
,ohh ne Gredt and Lihs Usage Indidns.
4a q S a a. Sss: gS de-
clare and make kpown that Public sales vii BE- held
sas al the periods hereinafter desgnatSd e. wit:
III, A,tS iho Public Lands at he Land Once at
5S 1 Il My sS ;PS;s e
Of thc es.sion under the Grst article Of The Aforesaid
south Jte base line and east Of The sLrth principal
Fractional townships b. y. Is. %. 30. 81, 80. 50. 81
,FrsctiopsI township D. township. z, .. SD, q.
=, fTseti9nsI township 30, t9washiPs 2 Is p, %, q.
-, ~, q, and fractional town hip q, Orange 20
Fractional townships 20. n. Is, %. b. 81. 50. %, 81.
f@I!ho sale q the following ae;s5IssS try,
@ %y Nr hs As HRP.a q sS
eesson in trust under tie second article OF the afore
soHM rhe base line and cast Of sfrth priacipai
Fractional townships g. n, y, p, ofraugeL
fr%et,oPai ,9wH.hSP % townships n. y and .. aud
Fractional tow ship ~ townships 2, Is and .. and
Fractional townshlpa townships q, d and p. and
fractional township y, townships q. .. %. and
fractional township ~, OfranRe6
Fractional township y, townshIrs q, .. %. and
FRACTIONAL township W, OF rangeb
Fractional township %. townships 2, .. q. and
fractional township ~, OF range7.
Fractional township ~, townships a, &c, -, and
fractional tow uship 20, OF ranges
fractional township 2j, townships q, 3, % and
fractional township ~, OF ranges.
Fractional township %. townships q, 8. -, and
fractional township 20. Of rangel0,
Fractional township d, townships q, IS, %, and
fractional townshipS ~, OF range IL.
fractional township %, townships y, ., %, and
fractional tow nship 10, Of range Il,
Fractional township 5, townships q, y, -, and
fractional township ~, Of range IL
fractional township %, tow nslps q, y, ., and
fractional wnship 10, Of range II
fractional township %, tOwnships y. .. %, and
fractional township Al, Of range Is
Fractional township ~. townships q, 8, %. and
fractional township 10, OF range IL.
fractional tow ships D. q, Is, % aud 30, Of rangel7
The following desi grated townships being south Of
the base limo and 81 Of the six III
fractional townships % and "a, OF range l.
The Offering Of the lands above referred TO will be
commenced Mt the dates respectively above indi-
Gated and will proceed in the order In which they
advertised until the whole shall have been offered
aud the sale thus closed but the sale shall DO kept
open longer than two weeks for either the public lands
trust lands and private entry Of any Of the lands
will be admitted until after the expiration Of the two
weeks, vii tracts be offered which may be with
drawn before the day Of sale by the Department
count Of rail road or for other purposes
Given under my hand ht the City OF wa.hington
this twentieih day OF January, Ammo Domni one
By the President; ANDREW JOHNSON.
JOS. $. WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
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DEPARTMENT. OF TIE INTERIOR.
- usirED STATES PATENT OPyItR,

On tho petition Of CALM SwlS csscolnr, hgS H.
estate 81 PANEL Hayward, deceased, Of Eason, Mass,
XII hssnI oI IT, extension Of patent granted 10 Tie
~ nm improvement in Manufacture Of India Huber,
loI sevoh years from tho expiration Of said patent
when takes place on the nth day OF August lSsi
oIaSIed that the said petition DO hoard at tho
heS, ~ " clock ~ aud all persons are notified
W appy ,, anu snow cause. " any they have, Why
hhid petition ought not to be granted.
PERSONS opposing tho extension are required TO Ale
wriunE, 1t least tpeptE days before the day Of
noSIGgt ~ testimony aloa by either party, 10 be
usou ~ The said hoarlng, must DO lakon aud trans
mitGd n aeeordaneo with The rules Of the Office which
WI DO furnished ON application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon AZ tesu-
mony. must be filed ~ the Office ttoentV days before
ne SAy 81 hear.ngi The arguments. ir any, Within
Ordered Also that III. 19tiee DO published In the
G., and in the PO't, Boston, Massaehusetts, once
week Tor three successive Sesks; tho frat Of said
day Of hearing. A. NJ STOUT
mh9- M9w Acting ComMisliouoT Of Pniynta
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nEpARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UsIrEB STATES PArEsr oRgIcl.

ihe estate q JonN ALLsSDER, deceased, OF West
Hampton, Mass praying for the extension Of patent
granted y the said JOnS ALLgSDER tho auth day Of
June, 1851. for an Improvement In Metallic Grommets,
for seven years from the expiration OF said patent
which takes place on the 10Th day Of Jpno, 1903
is ordered that the shid petition be heard al tho
Patent ONCE GU MONDAY, the LIST day OF June
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension arc roqA red 70 nl0
writing at least 0eny days before the DAY Of hear
Al testimony hed BY either party 70 be used at tho
ON application.
Depositions and other papers, relied upon as tosti-
mony must be hled In tho Office oenty days before thu
uny u hearing the arguments, any within ten days
AFTER Ming the testimony.
REPUBLICAN, and the TaieIIiDeacer, Washington, ID,
a., AID In the Republican, Springfield. Mass oneS
week Tor three successive weeks the hfst OF said pub.
hearing, A, M, STOUT,
mhlfTuE Acting Cominisaoner Of Pas0te.
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MW2nH&ays froM 70 !;......i ;rFsihE aIward.
Fridays, troIn to i........ ruf. J. ii, THOMPSON
Columbia Hospital Is o. ........."..Dr. ASHFORD
Patients upon Ordorp .en for the reception OF FREQ
thS lptorISr. Such Of tho Honorable Secretary o.
his oulco, Is' .igcon. in .cLiof DR.. ]. THOMpSoN,at
hrst q street, between Twontioth and twenty
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OIL
loc Ma. COLUMBIA
No.lOso. Equity.

Mary u. Dayton OF al. }
This eau having been referred 10 me 70 state the
Trustees account aud TO make dstrib button OF the
the proceeds all parties Interested will take notice,
that viii, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, pt IL
O'Clock, M, At my office, proceed to state said ac-
count and make distribution Of the same.
mhalfmwN WALTER s. COX Auditor,
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF TuB 1SrERIoR,
prNsInS nIEinE. InnnarY 4, 1865.

= DEFARTNENT OF TIE 1NTEKIVK.{ 7
Pension OFFIoE, January 4, 1865
Application having been made under the act Of Juno
g. 1870 for the reissue OF the following described
Land WArrnta, which are alleged TO have been lost |
destroyed Notice i hereby given that at the date
tiheate or warrant Of Ike tenor will be Teissucd,
JOS. II. BARRRTT. Commlssloner
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-05

%, PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN CURE.-The
rapidly increasing sale, unprece dented
popularity and benefcent and lasting re-
suits of the Constitution Bitters, are alike
subjects of comment and astonishment.
Mild and certain in their action on the ami
NAL economy, prompt in operation, pro-
ducing none of the i'll effects incident to
Bitters generally vended. For the pre-
vention and mitigation of sea-sickness,
they are pleasingly adapted. For counter
acting the deleterious effects resulting from
a change of water, and for irregular diet,
they are unsurpassed. They are the anti
dote for those arrangements consequent
upon the inhalations and surroundings of
the pestiferous exhalations of miasDa
arising from the swanps, morasses and
turbid waters of the West, which contain
so large per centage of putrescent and
decaying animal and particularly vegeta
Bile substances. They are sold by all drug
gists. a1s q s.9 s..i. ..,. ..e-sa..-
What the people want, Stewards Cough
Cure. A-- sep5-d&w1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-05

Nervous DEBILIrY-Physical and Ner-
vous Prostration the result of over work
excessive mental application or the result
of seminal losses, involuntary discharges,
or excesses, with its gloomy attendents,
low spirits-despondency and irresolution
are promptly cured by Dr.. Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty Eight.
These at once tone up the system, impart
energy, and resolution, arrest the dischar-
ges, and relieve the debility and languor-
Sold by all first class druggists and sent by
mail on receipt of the price, S1.0O per box.
Address, Humphreys Specific Homeo-
pathic Medicine Co., 562 Broadway, New
York.
iy29-dSw1y-cw s.-..
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Hon. John F. FolIe,t.

We find the following in the Cincinnati
Enquirer of yesterday: i
1--WE take pleasure in calling attention to
the law firm of BARLEY d Follett, whose
card appears in another column. Mr.. Fol-
lett is the present Speaker of the House of
Representatives in the State Legislature,
which position he resigns on his removal
to this city and engaging in the practice of
his profession with Judge BARLEY. He
lawyer of experience and ability, and as
gentleman of high and manly bearing. We
cordially welcome him to our city, and
wish him success"
We trust that the intimation that Mr.
Fol 4ETT intends to resign his seat in the
Ohio Legislature, and with it the Speaker
ship of the House of Representatives.
which he has SO ably filled, is mistake.
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tFrom the Hooking sentinel.I

lFrom the Hooking Sentinel.l
Democratic Meeting ON Saturday.
The meeting on Saturday last was sue
cess beyond our expectation, considering
the busy time with our farmers. The peo-
pie turned out in great numbers. The
speakers were here, and all things went off
TO the satisfaction of everybody except the
RAIDS. Col. George w. McCook and Judge
Van Trump were here. Judge Van Trump
was first to take the stand erected for the
purpose on the market lot, and delivered a
speech of some two hours, which
for truth, historic facts and an
eloquent exposition of the policy
and conduct of the Radical Congress, has
never been surpassed. He was frequently
applauded during his speech. He was fol-
lowed by Col. G. w. McCook. The speak
er had hardly opened his remarks before
dashing rain drove the crowd into the
Court House. The Court room was soon
filled by the hard-fisted yeomanry of the
country who don't take any bonds in
their'n, but who labor for living. Col.
McCook proceeded at once to deliver the
hottest kind of shot into the camp of the
enemy. 1t was masterly effort, replete
with facts. Colonel McCook is one
of the most effective stump
speakers in Ohio, and on this
occasion "outdid" himself. To attempt a
report of either speech would be doing the
orators injustice. The living issues OF the
day were discussed as only such men as
Van Trump and McCook can discuss them,
and ELECTED the closest attention from all
present, both Republicans and Democrats,
and we are happy to say that quite large
sprinkle of the former element were
visible for time. Everything passed off
satisfactorily NOT an unpleasant word or
an unkind expression was heard during
the entire day, If we may except row be-
tween two Radicals In the evening, not
serious, however. The meeting fully came
up to our expectations, and will do great
good. ....t,'. ........ y. -..... -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-05

! Now, reader, self-abuse, venereal dis.
ease badly cured, and sexual excesses,
are all capable of producing weakness
of the generative organs. The organs
of generation, when in perfect health,
make the man. Did you ever think that
those bold, defiant, energetic, persever-
ing, successful business men are always
those whose generative organs are in
perfect health? You never hear such
men complain Of being melancholy, OF
nervousness, of palpitation Of the heart
They are never afraid they cannot sue
ceed in business (; they don't become sad
and discouraged; they are always po-
lite and pleasant in the company of la
dies, and look you and them right in the
face-none of your downcast looks or
any other meanness about them. I do
not mean those who keep the organs in
famed by running to excess. These will
not only ruin their constitutions, but also
those they do business with or for. o
How many men from badly cured dis
eases, from the effects Of self-abuse and
excesses, have brought about that state
of weakness in those organs that has re-
duced the general system SO much as to
induce almost every other disease -
idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, spinal affec-
tions, suicide, and almost every other
form of disease which humanity is heir
too, and the real cause of the trouble
scarcely ever suspected, and have doc
tored for all but the right one. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-05

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-A WORD TO LADIES
IN DELICATE HEALTH.-The combination of
aperient, tonic and Alternative properties in
Holloway's Pills, renders them particu-
larly desirable medicine for ladies of deli
cate habit. Their operation is mild and
gentle, and in all functional difficulties
their regulating. and invigorating operation
will be found in the highest degree bene-
dcial. When nature deviates in any way
from her healthful course they act as a
swift corrective. Sold by all druggists.
jy9-d1y-cW s..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-05

OCCASIONALLY, Massachusetts has gone
Democratic, as, for instance, says the Mari
eta Times, in 1889, 1912, and in 1850. But
Vermont never once did so--no, not once.
She Is the only State in the Union where
the Democrats are, and have been, in a
hopeless minority. And for such successes
as this the RAIDS are Growing. Why, they
must have been scared. At any rate, they
are about as tumble and thankful as URfAH
HEEP in DAVID CoPPRFIELD. r.,
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jy29-d

ATTENTION, PENSIONERS. - By an act
passed at last session of Congress, p YIN mt
of all pensions is to commence fr, m RI {
date of the death or discharge of the S, ldier
provided the application for pension W s
filed within .fue years from said d; te of
death or discharge. All pensioners. Il ere
fore, whether widows, mothers or invalids
having arrears of pension due them from
date of death or discharge, to the date from
which payment of their pensions COM
menced, can have said arrears of pension
collected by applying to 1oiE T.a.l- Hs.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ADDRESS

TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILI-
TATED whose sufferings have been
protracted from hidden causes, and whose
cases require prompt treatment to rem
der existence desirable. If you are suf,
fering from involuntary discharges, what
effect does it produce on yonr general
health Do you feel weak, debilitated,
easily tired I? Does a little exertion pro.
duce palpitation of the heart? Does
your liver, or urinary organs, or your
kidneys, frequently get out of order
Is your urine sometimes thick, milky, OF
Hecky, or is it ropy on settling 2 Oh
does thick scum rise to the topi Or is
sediment at the bottom after it has
stood awhile? Do you have spells Of
short breathing or dyspepsia Are your
bowels constipated? Do you have spells
of fainting or rushes of blood to the
head? Is your memory impaired2 Is
your mind constantly dwelling uponthis
subject? Do you feel dull, listless, mo.
ping, tired of company, of life q Do
you wish to be left alone, to get away
from everybody2 Does any little thing
make you start orjump2 Is your sleep
broken or restless? Is the lustre of your
eye as brilliant? The blood on your
cheek as bright Do you enjoy your
self in society as well2 Do you pur.
sue your business with the same energy
Do you feel as much confidence in your
self2 Are your spirits dull and tagging
given to fits of melancholy If so, dc
not lay i. to your liver or dyspepsia
Have you restless nights Your back
weak, your knees weak, and have but
little appetite, and you attribute this to
dyspepsia or liver complaintl