Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1864, Page 4

APS EAE ITE ING THE EVENING STAR. NEW YORK SOLDIER’ VOTE. Astounding Development—A Grand Scheme Fraud—Organized Counterfeiting— fession of the Act—The Soldiers’ —Trial by a Military Com- m: \ {From the Baltimore American, Oct. 23.) A GRAND SCHEME OF BALLOT- BOX BTUPFING. One of the most stupendous and most sacri- Kegious of trauds ever attempted to be trated upon the sacred rights of the elective franchise has been partially and will be soon fully laid bare in thiscity. We stylethe fraud & sacrilege because the Authors of it have pro- faned the rights of the dead, as theeviderce will prove. The first intimation that the pubdlic in thia city had of the affair—although the tacts were kuown in official circles for two or three days past—was the assembling at the Eutaw House of a Military Commission composed of ase General Abner Doubleday, United tstates | Vo fanteers, as President; Brigadier General Francis Fessenden, United States Volunteers; t Colonel R. Butler Price, of 2d Pennsylvania Cavalry; Lieutenant Colonel T A Barker, of | the 14th New Hampshire: Captain J. H. Piatt, A. D.©.; Captain T. H. Ellis; of the 175th New York Volunteers; with OUolonel John A. Fos- ter, of the 175th New York, ap accomplished Member of the New York Barts Judge Advo- cate, to try the case of M J. Ferry, of Canton, § St. Lawrence county, New Yoru, and Edward Donahue, Jr., ot Albany, on the eharge of con- duct prejudicial to the welfare of the service, by falsely personating and fraudulently sign- ug the names ot officers and soldiers of the United States to certain papers purporting to Le their ballots a3 citizens of New York. We are happy to state that tue parues con- cerned are identified with the interests of the nominee of the Chicago Convention and Ho- Tatio Seymour of New York, are agents for securing the soldiers’ vote of that Siate, and bold commissions trom the litter personag fheir machinations rival in extent aud com pleteness apytning ever recorded ot any of | Goy. Seymour’s ‘friends,’ not exce “Dead Rabbits’ of NewgYork. The acts of tha “Plug Uglies” of this city pale befor» thuse ot these Commissioners of New York, in the man- ner and style of fraud. We have frequentiy beard cf cases of pollution of the ballot-box in the living. but this is the first instance, we be- lieve, in which the names of the dead nave beeu used in thousands to perpetrate fraud. The ciscovery of ihe modus operandi of the working of the affair, and the lucootroyvertible evidence, which we think will lead to the cou- yting the Viction of the nccused, was purely accidental. : Accofffing to the law recently passed by the Legislature of New York im relation t) the voting of soldiers and sailors, any one of either | class who may be in the fleid, on shipboard, in | hospital or 9; e45 d service, desiring to > vote, is req outa b:ank, enclosing bis vote, execute & power of @tterney—which Tiust be certi: YH LPOTA IN Ss lame” Offic aod witnessed by avother to%r—and forward the same to some person at his hums, who. Mast aiso be a legal voter, who is authorize to deposit the vote in the ballot-box on the day. of election. This bas afforded a fice field of op- | erations for the immaculate aud spouess + Dam. ocratic’ party, Who are constantly crying out fraud against their oppoveuts. A delay occurring ia the receipt of these proxies er yotes in some of the counties of New York. an ageut of the Union Ventral Committee of Clinton county was dispatched to this city to look after the matter, and dis- tribute tickets among the soldiers in camp and | This gentleman, whom we wilicall | hospitat. Jones tor the time, fourd that something was Wrong ip the yoling, and that, a ng other things, the cath necessary to the power of at- torney was not being administered. ceeded to the office of Goy. Seymour's Com- missioner, Bf. J. Ferry, No.°5° West Fayette street, asserting his views, and representing himself as a New Yorker, told him that he | thoughtihe Democrats were not doing enough in the way of securing votes. Mr. Ferry re- plied that they were doing a great deal more than he (Jones) was aware of, and desired to | know if he had a commission from Gov. Sey- mour. Jones repiied that he had not, but that he had been appointed as agent on the part of his county. He was then iaformed that if ho had a list of the soldiers from bis county it was unnecessary for him to proceed any fa ther on his mission, as the yo.e could all be made out ir this city. Jones responued that tais would be accompanied with considerab!e trouble, and Was met with the reply that the ugeocy had a ‘nigger who signed all the powers of attor- | ney.’ ‘The intelligent contaband, laboring earnestly for the cause of McClellan and Seymour, Vai- Jandigham and Ben Weod, was seen seated at a desk, busily engaged signing notes in the in- terest of the peace-at-any-termsparty. Asthe Governors of the Rebel States now believe the negro should be placed in their armies, we can- not be surprised at their friends on this side of me Appomatiox using ‘hem for their base ends, Mr. Jones’ attention was called from the “nigger” toa large blank beok, with the re- mark that “that record book contains 2.)) names of men who haye been in the bospital | once—where they are now, or whether dead or alive, Ido not know, but they are all good for a Democratic yore.” As Mr. Jones was about to depart from the | office be waa urgently requested to «help in the work” by the commissioner. and being tully impressed with the rottenuess and fraud of the entire arrangement, he consented. Wallace was apprised of the facts of the case, and with his usual promptness, atonce set to Work to bring matters to & conclusion. Mr. Jones was assigned Ly the agent of Gey. Sey- Mour to the work of filling up blank votes, and Was excused trom -doctoring up” his own county on the plea that his writing mizht ve MLOW:L by some of the supervisors ot the elec- tion returns when they were opened ‘Tbe work went bravely on at} Fayette street. Clerks were busily at work filling up blank powers of attorney in the names of deceased soldiers transcribed from the records of the hospitals in that city, Wash- ington, Annapolis, Harper’s Ferry, and other places, to which access bad been had on the ground thatthe names were to be published for the information of their tamilies Some of the blanks, which yet needed the sig- pature of & commissioned officer to the affida- vit. He professed a gre t desire to forward several of them to New York to the Democra- tic committees to whom they were to be trans- mitted, but this was objected to by Ferry, who Stated that he must get Donahue to sign the Officers’ names. Donahue, it will be remem- dered, is commissioned by Governor Seymonr | to take the soldiers’ yote. He was telegraphed for to Washington to come immeditely to | Baltimore and sign the affidavits, which, was, of course, dove. Among the names of the officers forged are several who are dead. many who Gre in hospitals, etc.,a).d &@ namber whose momes do bot appear on (he records of the Ad- jutant General at the War Department, and Dave no existence whatever, except in the imaginative brain of Donahue. Mr. Jones was kindly infermed that all the tickets tout were forwarded from here + were allright” Itisknown that in @ great number of cases where voles were collected the tickets With the pan-+sof the Union electors on were | abstracted from their enveiopes and those of the Democratic persuasion were substituted ia their stead. In several instances the Uncon- ditional National ticket aud the Democratic State ticket were placed together by soldiers, but when their ballots, which were found a: cfflee of the commissioners, wera opened, the Unier ticket was gone and that for McClellan in its place. cious trand has been practised, and to what extent it will affect the vote of New York, can- not be ascertained atpresent. Nor can the ex- act limit to where the operations have heen carried on be determined. A number of the envelopes in possession of the authorities pur- port to be the votes of the 125th New York reg- imeut, and are superscribed «Near Peters- | burg,” while the command is known to ba in Sheridan’s amuy, aud are located near Har- | per’s Ferry. Mr Ferry, who is an elderly man, appa- | rently &bout sixty-five years of age, seems to feel deeply the position in which he has placed Rimeetf. he has been made the tool of scme one behind the scene-. He is the last Man cre would suppose to ba implicated in fUcP a disgrace nl business. unabue is & youthtul looking individual, of the « Dead Sbbit” cenus, and dovs not seem at all abashed atthe iscovery of his crimes. Seven or ei; otes* have been cent by express from the manutactory here, and large parcels have also gone by M8il When the parties were arrested @ large number were ready to be sent off. It behoeves the frieuds of the Union ihroughout the city abd State of New York to be oa their guard and protect themselves scainst this outrage. The tickets are pow in the bands of the Democretic County Commitee of New York, and will be offered on the =th of Novem ber, if asense of shame aud tear of de “4 does not deter the holders. PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSION, At sbout one o'clock the commission pro- ereded to the trial of the cause, all tae mam- bers present, and Major General Doublesay in the chair. Judge Advocate Foster then reagq the following «pecifications and charges: Charges and Specifications Preferred «gainst Ei- ward Donahue, jr. and i. J. Ferry. Cherge.—Conduct prejudicial to the welfare of the service by talsely personating and rep- Tosenting offlvers and soldiers in the service of the United States, and in sach assumed capa- ie ceil os Fandaleaily signing and ‘org ames as @nd for the n: cers and soldiers in such servi, THEI: Spectfication—In this, that ebue, Jr, and M. J. Ferry. spore ized as the agents for {ork fer the purpoee of receiving t! the solaters of the United ‘States, cloctoreat te State of New York, at the general election to = | | communicate with Peter Cagger and Sanford He pro- | Maj. Gen’! | : Jones | took the place of one of the clerks. and filled | How far this infamous and atro- | ght large dry-goods boxes of | detection | be held on the &th day of November, 1554, did faleely and fraudulently personate oificers and soldiers who uave been or how are, or purport to be, in the military service of the United States, and did fal-ely and frandnleatly sign and forge, and aiso cause to be signed asd forged, to the blanksissned underand pursaant to crapter 253 of the laws or the State of New York, passed April 21, 1864, entitled “an act to | enabied qualified electors of the State absent therefrom andin the military service of the United States, in thearmy anu navy thereof, to vote,” names purporting to be the names of officers and sajdiers in tue military service of the United States, and qualified electors of the State of New York, und absent therefrom, said blanks being issued under said law, and in- tended to be used fur the purpose of transmit. | ting the yote of the soidier signing the same to | hie proper attorney, tobe used at the general , election to be held in said State on the 8th day | of November, 1°64; @ll this being done by said ; Donahue vad Ferry with the intent and forthe | | Purpose of having such blanks 80 signed used | as and for the act and deed of the officers and | soldiers or pretended officers and soldiers ‘whose names purported to be signed thereto, | ' and in fraud of their rights as such electors. | | All thie at the cities ot Baltimore and Wash- { jingion during the month of Uctober, ie61. in answer to a question of the Judge Advo_ caie’s, Mr. Ferry said that he “plead guilty” | to a portion of the specification. He had | signed the names of two or three soldiers to the blanks. Col. Foster said he mus? plead in general or | Spectal terms, and define exactly otf what he was guilty. He also intormed him of theet- | fect of his pleading guilty. | Mr. Ferry, still ascerting that he was guilty of some of the charges, but notof all, desired that he should lave time granted to consider the matter. He was in very feeble health, had no counsel, And hoped a short delay woald be allowed. General Doubleday said he was entitled to counsel and con’d send tor any person he might name. Mr. Ferry then dispatched a messenger for Mr. Henry F. Garey, a member of the legal profession, whose office is at No. 85 West Fay- | ette street, in the same building as that occu- pied by the parues arrested. H Donabue, in answer to tae Judge Adyocate’s | questions, rephed that he plead a general de- nial as to the whoie aifuir. He wanted coun- sel torepresemt him, and desired to send to New York or Albany for that purpose. He } thought the matter belonged to the civil tribu- nals, and vot toa Miltary Commission, and requested that the trials be made separitely, as he and Mr. Ferry differed as to some pouuts. Gen. Doubleday said that counsel coald be telegrapled for if the prisoner wished. t Dopahue then desired to know if Reverdy Jobnson was in Baltimore? He thonzht he would act as his counsel, aud would like tosee him for &@ moment. He was informed that Mr. Johnson was not in the city. The Conrt then decided to postpone the further hearing of the case until this morning | .at ten o’clock, and Donahue said he woald iB: shurch to procure counsel for him, _Many of the prominent politicians ot New | T¥ork are alleged to be impiicated ia this or- ganized sysiem of baliot-box statling, among tem General James Farrell, Commissary General of New Yerk; Peter Cagger, Dean Richmond, and other members of the Demo- cratic State Centra! Committee. The evidence will be locked for with interest by the people throughout the country. CONFPEBRSION OF ONE OF THE PRISONERS. Aiter the adjournment of the Commission and the postponement of the trial, Mr. M. J. Ferry informed Jadge Adyocate Foster that he desired to make atull and free con fession of his currpheity with the forgery and fraud with which he was charged, and to appeal to the clemency 0: the Court. The request was, of course, complied with, and the contession | was made ip the usual form. On its concla- | sion tne Court was immediately cou vened, aad | Mr. Ferry’s tatement was read as follows: | Confession of M. J. Ferry, the State Agent of Gov- ernor Seymour. I co not recollect the time when the first pa- pers were forged, but it was in the presence of Orville &. Wood, of Clinton county, New York; it was done in my office, No. +5 Fayette street, Baltimore; lam; and have been for the past two years, the Agentof the State of New York, appointed by Governor Seymour, to look after | the sick and wounded soldiers of New York; I | firstsaw Wood on Wednesday of last week, 1 at my office; he came and represented himself a8 An agent of the Central Committee of his county to look after its local ticket: we talked about tbe ways in which votes couldjbe taken; it was agreed that we should sign the names ofsoldiers and officers, and then send them | home to nave the local tickets filled in; I made out such papers; I signed the names o1 soldiers | on quite a number of them; [ cannot tell what | names we signed; the papers are in the bundle | Bow on ‘he table; I did not sign the names of | officers, but Donahue signed any quantity of | them; there was a large package oi these pa- | pers lett with me, which I destroyed; that | package contained over two hundred; Dona- hue signed them all: the idea of forging these papers was firsc suggested by &8 man named Maxon; he is from the western part of the State of New York, | do not know from what coaa- | ty; he is not in the service, he is a State agent; T cannot say at what tme it w4s first proposed | to forge these papers, but it wus aboat two | weeks «go; 1 do not think there was anybody | present out Donahue and myself when Maxon proposed to forge papers; lirst there was a man named G. M. Bundy in my otlice; he is now in New York; also a man named H. Newcomb; I never saw him until he came there; he is a lawyer in Albany; part of the forged papers were made in my office, and part brought there; they were usually brought in a bundle tied up; I do not know who brovgbt them; | had no letters from Peter Cagger, except what were found in my desk; I never knew of any correspondence on this subject with General Farrell, th- Commis- sary of Subsistence, except the package which | you Lave; the package contained a lot of blank envelopes and forms of attorney, with a letter from General Farrell, marzed “Confidential,” which contained & list of names of resiaents of Jolumbia county; I did not let any one know tbat] destroyed the forged papers left wich me, | put told my associates that I sent them to dif- | ferent parts of the State to be mailed; a young | man came fiom Washington on Friday or Sat- urday iast, saying if I had any spare blanks to | send them over to Washington; iam not cer. tain tha. he did or did not say anything about | there veing twenty men over there who woald attend to these matters; I do not know how many forgea papers were sent off, but I heard them say they sent them from Washington by | the dry-goods box full; £ do not recollect hear. ing them talk despuiringiy, but they talked Guite jubilantly and confidently. TI sent a | package of torged p2pers to General Farrell, with the following jetter: BALTIMORE, Oct. 22, 1861. Wy Deer Sir: It yoware energetic you will | be able to get the witoin yotes all arranged for j the Sth otf November. I shonid hive done | more to them, but I have not time. ‘They are all on the squere, the same 23 the Blacks get | theirs. Netther would bear close scrutiny. | Ed. Donahue said send them on te you, and 1 | have doneit. Truly yours, Democrat. y are all soldiers—cotapany and nts ellO. K. The rest [have nothing if you haveno use tor them, send them M. J. Feary, 5 W. Fayette strect, Baltimore, Md. Mr. Ferry thes enteied a plea of guilty, which | Wes accepted, and the Judge Advocate recom- | Mendec him to the: lemency of the court. This | concludes the investigation so faras Ferry’s cage is concirned, and Donaine will be grat- | fled He his desire to have his case tried sep- arately. | ANOTHER CONFESSION. | Henry Newcomb, implicated by Ferry, has | also made a complete and fnll confession. ree a TE 1 | ;IREMEN’S INSU RAS CE COMPANY WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. CAPITAL....... -...$200.000, Office Cor Stree: and Louisian: enue, Ov Mee Corn Bank of Wakinst = Avenue, Over SURE HOUSES AND OTHER P pth AGAINST LOSS BY FIRB, ROREBEY, DIRECTORS = George Shoemeke,, John D. Barclay Samuel Cropley, Andrew Rothwell, ‘Themas Parker, Richard Barry, B.B, French, Dr. C. W. Davis, Samuel Redfern, Robert White, pWikam Wilson T, Edward Clark. o charge for icies. go for PONJAMES ADAMB, President. ABEL G. DAVIS, Sec’y. bep 2-e06m ede es DEPARTMENT, Orrick OF GowrTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Washington, Uctober 4, 1354, Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented to tLe undersigned, it bas beeu mace to appear tmat dhe National Bank of tne Maroret tas C Washingt m, ip the county of Was) " trea of Colembia, has been duly crganized under and according to the requiremests of the act of Congress entitle! “An act to provide a Nationa) Currency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds, and provide tor the circulation and re- demption thereof.” approved June 3. i864. aud has complied with ali the provisions of said act r guired to be complied with before commencing the bus i nese of beuking under said act: herefore 1, Hugh McCulleck, Comptrotler . ucy,du hereby certify that The Na- stonal Rank of the Metropolis, in the City of a | Cullings. | | | Coren iB the county of Mash inaton a d Districs of Suthorized to commence the business z under the act aforesaid yer whereof, witne » my hand and seal ee this sourth day of October, 1884. CompteGH McOULLOOK, 7{OMP ANI er of the Ourrency. ae REBRALLION RECORD Pi a Warrativer and wd ‘taxLoR, BOPOSAL# FOR FORAGE. 12? QUsRTERM ASTRA ’s UP. ON yacninaron Dror. Bec as ——— PRoPosaus FOR LOAN, TrwafvUay Daerant Man? July 35, 1364 Notice iphereby ‘given that subscriptions will ba received by the Treawarer of @United States, | fof supplvine the Uo eet renee the severa! Assistamt Treasurers and Designated saent, at Ww Md. Peporitories and by the National Banks designated thee places mei .» OF aithar of nd qualified as Depositeries and Financial Agents: Bide will be received tor the dolivery of 5,0 or Treasury Notes payable three years from | bushels ef corn or oats and 50 tons of bey or straw. August 15, 1964, bearing interest at the rate of seven and three-tenths per cent. per annum, with semi -annua! coupons attached, psyable in lawful if money. it ‘These noter will be convertible at the option of | rok, toe tise whan said) del nears ‘thal! he som- the helder at metals. ie ax ver cent. gold | iBS price must be written out im wordson the hesrivg bends, redeemable after five and payable ‘Gort to be ap ta idl stgutiascka. of abou twenty years from August 15, 1867, sake Hepat ede dle Tbe Notee will be issued in the denomination s0 | trom poy eecks 0 De fare: ofabout thre fifty. one hundred, Sve hundred, one thousand an | extra cuares to the Govenment he hay five thousand dollars, and will be issued in blank, raw secu! \ i rticular kind or description -f oats, is or payable to order, as may be directed by the sub- | havtee etree pis ereetption: fonts, cora. scribers. t zroporals, ‘All subscription must be for fifty dollars, or and upwards, Bid must state a3 wich of a adov jammed they apose to make deliveries, and the wh! ch they will make de!iveries thereat, antity ef each article proposed te be deliv. | jes offered under the bids herein in- | vited will be subject toarigid inspec:ion by the some multiple of fifty dollars. tr tor before being accepted. Duplicate certifieates will be issued for alldepes | GOTO Ette will ‘be awarded from time to tite to ites, The party depositing must endorse upon the | the lowest responsible bidder, as the interest of rnment may requir ayment will be | the Gomsen, te whe le amout ‘contrasted for shal} have beep “slivered and accep’ The bidaer wili th required te secompany Ris | ith a guaranty, signed by two respon- | Leaerchn that in case hin bid is accepted he or oricinal certificate thedenemination of notes re- quired, and whether they are to be isaued in blank or payable to order. When #0 endersed It must be left with the officer receiving the deposit, to be forwarded te this Department. | tan dave theveafter, exocate the The notes will be transmitted to the owners free ee or the: tame, with good and sufficient sureties inasum equal to the amount of the con- of transportation charges as seon after tRe receipd | of the original Certificates of Deposit as they can be prepared. Interest will be allowed to August 15 on all deporite made pricr to that date, and will be paid | by the Pepartment upon receipt of the original tract, to deliver the forage pro in conformity witb the terms of this advertisment; and in case the said bidder should fail to enter Inte the con- they to make good the difference between “ae offer of aid bidder and the next lowest respon- sible bidde ,orthe person te whom the contract certificates. Mahe’ rerponeiity of the guarantors must be As the notes draw interest from August - per | shown by The oft our tificate ofa U. 8. District sons making deposits subsequent to that date | Attorney, Collector o: or any other officer must pay the interest accrued from date of note to big person pee Staten Government or responsi- date of deposit. All bidders will be suly notified of the accept- Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars | snce or rejection of ~aeir proposals and upwards for these notes at any one time will The can name aml Ora eaareas of eank bidder | be allowed a commission of one-quarter Of one per em Broposate miust be addressed to Brig. Gsa. D. H, fent., which will be paid by this Department upon | Rucker, Obief vepot Quartermaster. Washington, the receipt of s bill for the amount, certified to by | D.O., and should be plainly marked ‘‘Proporals the officer with whom the deposit was made, No | ‘or Forage. in @ sum equal to the amount of the son- faoe stgned by the contractor and both 9%f hit arantors, will be required of the success a] bid- fr or hidders pen signing the contract. Blay.« forme of bids, guarantees, and bonds, may be obtained upon application st this Office. FORM OF PROPOBAL. (Town, County and State) (Date) I, the subdsoriber, do hereby propose to furnish deductions for commissions must be made from he deponits, Officers receiving devorits will see that the proper endorsements are made upon the original certificates, All officers authorized to receive deposits are requested to give to applicants all desired informa- tion, and afford every facility for making sub- serigtiona W.P, FESSENDEN, and deliver to the United States, at the Quarter- = : master’s I'ypartment at ——., agreeably to the Jy %-tf Beoretary of the Treasury. | terms of your advertisement inviting proposals for forage, dated Washington Depst, Dec, 8, 1963. the following articles, viz: —— bushels Hi Oorn, in sacks, at —— per buzhel of 56 pounas _ oahele oe Osta, in sacks, at — per busnel of a —tons of Baled Hay, at — per, on of 3,000 cd — tons of Baled Straw, at — per ton of 2,000 8. pean te commence on or before the — day of ——_, 186—, and to be completed on or before the — day of , 186—, and | leage myself to anter inte a written contract with the United States with good and approved securities, within the space of ten days after being notified that my bid hasbeen accepted. Your obedient servant, 1D. AH, Roowsr. Preeler General Depot Qustternaster. PROFOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIALS. O35 lirh st.. near New York av., Q Washington, October 25, 1564.4 Realed Proposals will be received at this office untilnoen of BATURDAY, October 29, 1354, for furnishing the following articles required for use in parsing Hospital for Freedmen in this city: 64 pieces of Spruce Pine Studding, '4 feet long, 4x6 £0 pieces Spruce Pine Sills 18 or 2) feet lonz. 4x6 168 Hemlo-k Joists, for rafters and silling, 16 feet tong. 3x8 416 Hemlock Floor Joist. 24 feet long. 3x10 Ifemlock Scantling. 14 feet long, 3x4 pieces Spruce Pine Studding, 2) feet long, 4x4 3 (0 feet White Pine Cullings, #-4, 16 feet long 45,064 feet White Pine Cullings, 4-4, 16 feet lonz 1850) feet Flooring Bureau of Freedmenand Gov't Farms, 4 200 Ww hite Pine Shingles, No.1, 13 feet ‘ashingtcn, D,O, iste Putten ey GUARANTY. pea i We, the undersigned, residents of in the Pie white Lead Coun vad Btate of ——, hereby, jointly and severally, covenant with the United States, and guarantes in case the foregoing bid of be accepted, that he or they will, within ten days after the acceptance of said bid,.execute the con- tract for the same with good and sufficient sure- ties, in a sum equal to the amount of the contract, to furnish the forage proposed in conformity to the terms of advertisement dated Dacember 8, 1868, under which the bid was made,and, in case the 5 gallons Linseed Oil 5 do. Benzine _ 26 pairs T Hinges, 10 inches 1es pairs2-inch Cast Iron Hinges 1€8 Thumb Battons 12 grose Screwr, }-inch, Ne. 9 54 kega Nails, (arsorted.) . ; All articles coutracted for to be delivered within ot contract, on days { qa t i tee ekth of allestance munt accompany each bid, | said “= shall fail to enter into s sontract aa BSterial gee ae a tothe an BROW N, lowest responsible placer, CF the person to whom Capt. and Assistant Quartermaster. the contract may be awarded. oc 27-2 PForosars FOR BITUMINOUS SfEAMER COAL. Given andor our hands and seals this — day of oi ‘Beal, Chisf Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington? I hereby certify that, to the best of my know}- Me aR TOn DC, October a6, 185, edge and Leitthe above-named guarantors are Sealed Proposals will be received at this office | eed and safficient as sure lof Ske amount for ffer to be security. —-— 5 wei pe certiaed by the United Btates Dintriet At torney, Oollector of Customs, or any other officer under the United States Government, or respon- 7 fice. aible person known to this i) ‘ti. RUOKER, dec Mtf Brigadier General and Q’. M. Cu QUARTERMASTEB’S OFFICE, Dsrosroer Wasarncron.} Washington. D. C., January 4, 1364. oan dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lambe” Leather, Furniturs, reat epropared to furuiah to this Depot at Ld short oties. wit e price of packimiarked ta'piaie cures. in case the ol 18 62) ioe que ines ticle or articles can be obtained withoutdeiny Sad tthe lowest ptice. he until TUESDAY. November 1, 1354, at 12 o’clock Con fer the delivery of the following amounte of oal. viz: 2.00 tons of Bituminous Steamer Coal, to be delivered on board of vessels at Government wharves, Georgetown, D. C. 1,060 tons of Bituminous Steamer Coal. to be delivered at the Government coal yard, Qeorge- town, D.C. Delivery of the whole amount contracted for to be made in twenty-five (25) days from date of con- tract. Bonds in a am equal to half the amount of the covtract will be required of the successful bidder or bidders Proposa's must be plainly endorsed, ‘‘Proposals for Bituminous Steamer Coal,” and addressed to the undersigred. D, H. ROCKER, Brigadier Genera! and Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. or list, t= Cored the ess, and Saddle: are re- to end to this office, on MONDAY ofeach pe 26-€t : sell to this Depat re- prorosaus FOR FLOUR, qnireé to the list punetually every Monday Commissary of Subsistencest | ™° BN eadice General and Ohiet Quartermaster, Wiekinton: DC Oetaoer Be bok § ow Devot of Washington” Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, are invited until VD SALES, BY T2 PRESIDENT 0 | THE UNITED STATES FORTHE SALE OF VALUARLELANDSINTHR LATE WINNEBAGO INDIAN RESERVATION | | } | ' | IN MINNESOTA’ | In pursuance of law, I, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, | president of the United States of America, do hereby declare and make known that public sales will be held inthe under-mentioned Land Offica, in the State of Minne: , at the periods herein- desi ted, te wit: wieTibe Cand Ofice at St Peter, commencing on MONDAY, the fifth guy of December next. for the @isporal of the public lands comprised in tue late reserve for the Winnebago Indians. ahove men- tioned, and situated in the folloving parts of townships, which will be sold at the appraised veins of the lands and the improvemen trthereon, Viz: North of the base line and west of the fifth principal meridian. In township (6, range 24 .. In township (t8, range 25... A schedu: feularly deseribing id ua! tracts, with the appraised value per acre. will be _open for inspection at the District Land Offices in Minnesota * The offering of the above lands will be com- meuced on the day appointed, and will proceed, in the order designated in the above-mentioned schedule, and consecutivel+ by tewnships, as here- in advertised, until the whole ahall have been offered, and the sale thus closed ; but the sate shall not be kept open ionger than two weeks no private entry of any of the lands will be ad- mitted until after the expiration of the two weaka, Given under my hand, at thecity of Washing, ton, this aa day of Augnnt. Anno Domini one thonsand eight hundred and sixty fonr. & ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By the President: JOS. 8. WILSON, Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office, NOTI OTUAL BONA FIDESETTLERS— Romentoe PRE-EMPTORS. In the third section of the act of Conzrer yroved 2lst of February, 1843 Statutes. solu age 653, opening to sale the Winne’ago Reserva Ser it $s Stipulated that before any person shall he entitled to enter any portion of the raid lands, by pre emption or oth-rwise. previous to their exposure to sale to the highest bidder at public outery, he shall become an actnal bona- dle settler thereon, and shail conform to ail the regulations now provided by lawin eases of pre- emption, aud shal! pay, within the term of one year from the date ef the settlement, the full spireiset yalue of the lsnds and the improvements thereon, Now. in order that all such bona-fide, actual fettlemente may be secured to the several pre- emptors, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, vite, designsting the particular tracts ou which saayimay he actually settled, giving the date of sul of one year from such date, the saveral pre emption claims must be established before the Register and Receiver, according to the requirements of the pre-emption laws. and fu'] payment made thereon according to the full affixed, appraised value o! the lands aud improvements thereon Ist. In all such cases where the year may not elapse before the commencement of the public rale, such bona fide actual settlements may aud are hereby ordered to be excluded from the publi¢ sale. 8 = 2d. In all pre-emption cases in which the year May expire before the commencement of the pub- lie sale. the parties must estabtish und pay up for their claims, otherwine all tracts im this class will be offered to the highest bilder, under tha forego- ing proclamation, yet with the stipulation that at such panies ase the price mast not be fora less sum than for the appraised value. a PP i WILSON, 08. 8 WILS¢ au 80-lawl3w Acting Commissioner. \MS EXPRESS COMPANY, ADAMS BXPOPFION 614 PA: AVENUR, Washington, D. 6. ARTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEBT- GREAT ON EXPRESS FORWARDHRS, MERCHANDIZE, MONZY, J@WELKY. VALU. ABLES, NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, &e., Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to ab socousiblesecticus or the connts a a Sumpany 8 agencies in the Principal ay Towne in the BNOETH, BAST. WEST, AND NORTHWUST ts principal offices are WAEHINGTON, D. C.. NEW YORR, BOSTON PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. CIN- OINNATI, 8T. 18, LOUIS- VILLE, LEXINGTON. Connections are made at New York and Boston With lines forwarding to the CAN ADAS and the BRITISH PROVINCES and. other steamsbig line to LIVERPOOL. SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE an ence aropean expresses to all prominen? commercial towne in Great Britain and tue Contd t. "Geilection of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS made at ail accessible paste of the United States. " 9 Graahipetne Db, 285 9 **oanorFite§®? = 285 LICENSED BY AUTHORITY, MATTHEW K. WALSH, 285 © Street, between lth and Ith, Second door from Harvey’s Oyster Saloon, In compliance with the wish of many friends, I am now prepared to make liberal Cush ad vances on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia- monds. Jewelry, Bilver-ware, rdware. Clothing, and Merchandise of every good order, WHaving had twelve years experience in busi- ness in the City, and favorably knewn te many of its citizens, I am confident that to all who may in- trust me with business,(which will be strictly confidential) f will give isfaction. Office open every day (Sunday excepted) from Seven o’cloek, A.M. until Nine o’clock P.M. sep 13-3m 285 285 description in November i, at 12'0’clock m., for furnishing the Subsistence Department wit! TWwe THOUSAND (2.0007 BARRELS OF FLOUR, The proposals will be for what is known at this Depot as Nos. 1,2and3, and bids will be entertained fo. y quantity less than the whole, Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on ie yer sheets of paper. he delivery of the Flour to commences within five days from the opening of the bids, and in such Pe daily, as the Government may direct; elivered at the Government warehouse in George- town, at the wharyes or railroad depot in Wash- ington, D.C. ‘The delivery of all Flour awarded to be com- pleted within twenty days from the opening of the ida. Paymert will be made in certificates of indebt- edness,or such other funds as the Government may have for dirbursement, Tne usual Government inspection will be made Just before the Flour ix received, and none will be accepted which is not fresh ground, and made from wheat ground inthe vicinity where manu- factured, unless of a very superior quality, y ane deve to be delivered in new oak barrels, ead lined, An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid of each bidder who has not the oath on file in this office, and no bid will be entertained from parties who have previously failed tocomply with ir or from bidders pot present to respond. __ ernment reserves the right to reject any bid for any cause, Bidsto be addressed to the under- rigned, at No, 223 G street, endorsed, ** Proposals for Flour. 8.0. GREENE oc 24-td Captain and CO. V. 8. P*®oPosars FOR LUMBER. Chef Quartermaster’s Office, Depct of Washington, Wasutnoton, D.C., Oct. 17, 1864, Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until BATUKDAY, October 29, 1854, at 12 o’clock m.,for the delivery at this depot of Lumber of the following amounts, kinds, and descriptions, viz: 10,000 feet 4-4 or l-inch White Pine common Culhngs. 50.000 feet 64 or 12s JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPosiTz U. 8, Treasvry, Receive Subscriptions for the NEW U. 8S. 73-10 LOAN authorized by the act of June 30th, 1964. The notes will be issued under date of August 1th, in denominations of 850, 8100, $500, 31,000 and 25,000, ‘payable to bearer or order, bearing interest at 73-10 per centum per annum, payable semi-an nually, and will be convertible at the optionof the holder at maturity into six per cent. Five Twenty Bonds. We buy and sell— GOVERNMENT BONDS ofall issues, | TREASURY NOTES, i} CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, And COIN, And pay the highest price for QUARTERMASTER’S CERTIFICATE CHECKS, Sy 27-tf JAY COOKE & CO, IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS. We invite the attention of all rsons who are in want of FURNI- TURE or HOUSEKEEPING GOODS to call and examine our large and extensive assertment, which we are prepared to offer AT GREAT BARGAINS, ehereby, making it animportant item in the selec- tion o: FURNITURE and other HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, always to be found at the well known establish- ment of McGREGOR & ZIMMERMAN, No. 530 Seventh street, between 7,.2%6-eo.m Louisiana av. and Dst., east side. URS, ANUR M m MANURE, BEST AND CHEAPEST MANURE I THEBES UNITED STATES, Name inch White Pine common 159,00 feet 8-4 or 2-inch White Pine common Gul- liogs. eee feet 4-4 or 1-inch tongued and grooved jooring. on) feet 3 x4 Hemlock Scantling, 12 faet long. 25.(W) feet 3x4 Hemlock Scantling, 14 feet long, 200,000 feet 3x 4 Hemlock Scantling, 16 feet long. 50,0 feet 3x 4 Hemlock Scantling, 18 feet long. Be AN 25,40 feet 3x 4Hemlock Scantling, 20 feet long. — 25,000 feet 3x 5 Hemlock Joist, 12 feet long. The undersigned, having contracted forall the 25,4) feet 3x 6 Hemlock Joist, 12 feet long. Manure at Gieaboro Point, D.O,, are now pre- 25,000 feet 3 x 6 Hemlock Joist, lt feet long. red to put en board vessela free of expense to 25,060 feet 3 x 6 Hem'ock Joist, 20 feet long. Baptains at low rates, 25,000 feet 3x 6 Hemlock Joist, 24 feet long. VESSELS WANTED. 25,0) feet 3x 7 Hemlock Joist, 14 feet long. Address No. 330 B street, Washington, or to Eyed fect ex? Hesioce eoistaae fect long. GIEEBORO POINT Pg eo di .000 feet 3x 7 Hem!ock Joist, 18 feet long a I Ez : 10,000 feet 3x8 Hemlock Joist, 12 feet lon ca S100 25,0 feet 3 x 8 Hemlock Joist, 24 feet lon; 25,00 feet 3 x9 and 10 Hemlock Joist, 16 feet lon, aT, TIMOTHY’S HALL, 2 iz 25,0W) feet 3 x 9 and 1 Hemlock Joint,20 fect long. 5(,000 feet 3 x 9 and 10 Hemlock Joist, 24 feet lonz. jet io No.1 18-inch sawed White Pine Shin- his SCHOOL FOR The undersigned will open DING AND DAY BUPILS, at the above BOARDING AND named place on TUESDAY. Sept. 13, 1364 : é th sd th 1,510.00 beat quality sawed Cedar Shingles. tHe Cer eee CRE nee sine dom atria ome ree 0 Plastering Laths. A tlemen, and has procured a site inferior te none in “ne emD}en Of Shingles and Laths proposed fer will | the ceun' Tor salabrity, erelimats eng beauty of Bids will be received separately for each kind | PCCDCHy, The Hell is an ext oe eee co eaula and quantity a8 above specified, or for the whole amount advertised for. “s All of the above described to be good merchant- able lumber, subject to the inspection of an inspec- tor appointed on the part of the Government. All of the lumber contracted for to be delivered within thirty (3)) days from date of contract. . Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con- sidered, and an oath of allegiance to the United Statcs Government mast accompany each propo- sition The ability of the bidd phoma te be swarded him, rust Da garanioed be w sible i be appended to the guaranty. pe mienarares) sa0e The {ull name and post office address of each bid- convenience and health, surrounded by 3 acres of ground, affording ample scope for physical exer- cise. The following gentlemen constitute the ee Meu’ PARSONS, Principal 204 oral Sei sor ina tics &) SEOs “QRAPE vr ciences, ; M., ‘of Natural Sci 4 M. Professor aa are ai ene? an athematics. Ov. 0. a. Professor of Ancient Languages & Moral Scienee, Tro! 0 jelles- Lettres an “Rev. HH BRUNING, ABM ee Professer of German, Spanish and Mathematics, der must be legibly writte ma in the Proposal, aa Professor of French Languages, ai t i contract signed by the contractor cen wath of bis AM Ma ee OF Faineinw and Drawing: juarantors, will be Tequired of the successfal bid- Professor of Vocal and Instrumental Music, The ri to reject I be TERMS.—Boarding pupils r of 10 decyen @ high is reserved. ae 9) Beso Quan, monthg, eekly boarathe papi 8 $200 + ar year ory 5 y r year ol le Proporals must, be plainty endorsed on theen- | includiug faretoand fromthe citys om yelone, Proporals for Lumber,’?and addressed to | For particulars see circulars. to be obtained at the undersigned. RUCKER, principal bookstores. or add: of wl lier General and ( Ohi Gu . z mR 2 oF 3, Patensville., a re County, Maryland, eek oF Waa ee Cirenlers to be had at the Btar Oflce, , NITED STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE FOR = U OCTOBME.—Contents. Pailanthivee ond tae 316 ¥ BTREET. War) Sigvificanes of Military ‘ities: Great Bat- — tes ind ater Mate ot Jom i; The Nightingale CROCKERY, A B, McPherson: ‘Ring ‘Gaunons Bares Bpecial AND Department; OMicial Latelli x TIN WARE, 00 33_ fRANOK TAYLOR, CUTLERY AND FANOY GOODS, POR SALES As OMNIBUS Lia consinting of COAL OIL AND OOAL OIL LAMPS. five first-class Coaches and thir- : . offer all of the above articles of whic ty Horses and) Hareess complete embrace the assortment o! th elinerups fromthe Navy Yard Washington public; at 10 per ‘cont lower than the Spy. g? letar cx otherwise’ BRYAN: Ho” CU Sieudeees oa . » Mo, 0 ‘ath strest east, near the Navy Yard gate, Cb eRd Seeforzourselves. > p por py Washington, D. so 3 Im* sepsim* 36 F at, north. bet. loth andlith perostant TO BUTLEBS BUTLERS WILL FIND H. A. DUWNING & CO.’S CONCENTRATED CLAM TO BE A MOST VALUABLE ARTIOLE TO THEIR TRADE, It sells very rapidly, and is the most economica) article of dist for the officer’s mess, It is prepared in one minute, and makes a most delicious Soup or Ohowder, It is highly recommended by Arm Surgeons, The profits are large H. A. DOWNING & O0,, . Manufacturers of Concentrated Food No. 111 Bast 18th st., New York, For sale by BARBOUR & SBMMBS, Sole Agents, 66 Louisiana Avenue, foi-ly Washington, 0.0 OOTS AND SHOES We ate now manufacturing all kindsof BOOTS and SHOES. and constanly receiving a sup jon, made expressly to order, and will A sold at amuch lower price than has been articles. Persons in want of BOUTS and SHOKS of Eastern TO BUIT THE TIMES. py. of Eastern wade work of every descrip- heretefore charged in thia city for mucb inferior or Otte mands work, will always find a good assort- ment in store and at the lowest prices. Give usa call. GRIFFIN BROTHER, ap 5-tf 314 Penn. avenue C. W. BOTELER. INO. W. BOTELER Cc, W. BOTELER & SON, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER-PLATED WARE, BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN @00D3, TIN CHAMBER SETS, OOAL OIL LAMPS, JAPANNED WAITERS, DOOR MATTS, FEATHER DUSTERS, BRUSHES, WOOP WARE, AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY, a> HOUSES, HOTELS, AND STZAMBOATS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. 318 IRON HALL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 17-e06m between 9th and 10th sta N fogs BEYNOLDS & 00, PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM PITTERS, No, 600 Ninva Strasser, near avenue, Have just received, and will constantly keep on mand, the largest and best assortment in the city of Chandel: rackets, Drop Lights, Portabl: Glass G taica and other Shades, and all arti. oles in this line, from the best establishments in New York, Philadelphia, &0., which will be sold onthe most Also, RAN! eterms, 4GES, FUBNACRES, and Fire-Board prouered to furnish the best RANGB in ase anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels, Restaurants, Xc., are Anvited kinds of GAS to call d BTRAM fittin, ke as ‘also everything in the a pene cata da, Basins, &o., & No.5 vania, ces tatablish ment in the city, 2-cotf We do all romptly and chea; E UMBING line in the most satisfactory manner. thing Tubs, Fountains Water Closets, Wash-stan 100 Ninth street, near Pennsy! avenue, thelar IMPROVR YOUR SYE- ht by the ase of the col. Soe obrand. eae ae PERISOOPIS Ua0? a ise versally newledged as 2 pt Presexvina the impaired Byesight, seigntidically am oorrectly suited, by TRAN! a ans. 244 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 12th and 13th sts,, der the National, Hesperian cra tAmee Ta, Reis REPRE rE CARS a great variety, and at Reis * T 33 RaW YORE NEWSPAPERS FORWAUD- D FROM NEW YORK DAL tl reduced prices.—Terma, for one rable, 4 to) year, ae = feltges, 97, Bh the Br, World sf Bail Pema: are i Sth Me Sweat Sot strect, New ork. u6-m i Boles fee reune Finer OLAs Brau ABLBS. nearly which he of cree, i: feces stoves ae TAYLOR 15,334.98 acres | ¥: 545.44 that they moat corre forward and file theiraMda- | actoal settlement, and, before the expiration | | Pa ; BALTIMORD | LOCK HOSPITAL, | OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREETR | THR ONLY PHYSIC‘AN ADVERTISING | Mas discovered tmp doriasial Rosedy, and | me iJ je wor or | Bheetoa REASES OF IMPRUDRNCB, | Reise im Siz Hours! No Prifing! | Persons Ruined by Ignorant Pretenders, or by ! Deadly Poison, Mercury, should apply | immediately, 4 CUKS WARRANTED OF NU CHARGE LN FROM ONE TC TWO hes Weakness of t! k, Involuntary Disehar, Btricturen Affactionnof the Kidneys and Bladder? Impotency, Gegers! Dedility, Nervousness, Dre | pepey. Languor, Low Bpirita, ‘Confusion of tdean | Palpitation of ‘the Heart, Timidity, Trem blim Dimnens of Sigbt or G ddiness, Disease of the Heats | Throat, Non Skin, Affectious of the Liver, | Lungs, Stomach or Bowals—these Terrible Dtsor- | ders arising from go1j Habite of Youth—tke | SReRRT and solitary practices more fatal te thi i ims than the aong of §: t | Myaean, blighti yrene to the mariners 3 In tow: ip 107, range 24 a their most bri!tiant bopes of In township 106, rabge 25 3 anticipaticns, rendering marriages, &a., tmpoeale In township W7, range 25 17,649.71 ble arp sak echbed MEN | ‘Who have beonme the vi | taryVice-thatareattul and ieatroctivonettt tie anoually sweeps to an untime!y grave thousands of Young Men of the most exalted tatcnt and brilliant | Intelleg} Who might otherwise have antranced Lise | tentn, ates with the thunders of eloquence ' waked to extacy the living !yre. may call with confidence | TAKE PARTCOLAR sotion. These are some of the «ad and meiaucholy effects | produced by early habits of youth. vias Weseees | of the Back and Limba, Pain in the Head. Dimness | of Bivbt, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of | the rt, Dyapepaia, Nervous Trritability oe rangement of the Digestive Functions. General Debility, Symptoms of Conrumption, &¢ MENTALITY.—The fearful +f cts on the mind are munch to be d —Lora of Memory, Confusion | of Ideas, Depresston of Spirits Evil Rorebodings, \ Aversion te Society, Salf-diatruet, Lowe of Bo! e. vy. &S MARRIAGE Married Persons, or young men contemplating marriage, aware of Physical Weakness, Organie | Debility, Wasting of the Organs, Dafarmitias, &6.5 | should apply immediately | _ He who places himself under the care of Dr. J, may foeligiously confide in his honor as a gen- | ee and confidently relr upon bis akill as @ | Phyrician ORGANIO WBAKNESS, [MPOTENCY IMPEDI- | MINTS TO MARRIAGE By Dr. Johnston's marvelous treatment, Weak- | Ress of the Organs is speedily cured. and fall vigor | restored Thousands of the mest oervous, deb: | tated and impotent. who had lost el! Sope, have | deen immediately relieved All impediments to marriage. Physica or Mental Dieqnalitications, Loss of Procreative Power, Ner- | vou Irritability, Tremblings. and Weakness, 6> Exhanstion of the most fearful kind, apeedily: eur | KR. JOH GBOD D | , Member of the Royal College of Burgsons, Lom | don, Graduste from one of the most emiaeat Col- leges in the United 8tater_ and the wreater part of | whose life has been spent in the hospitals of Lon- | don, Paris.Philadelphia aod eleewhera,has ofacted nome of the moat astonishing cures that were s¥@ known; many troubled wit pn the h | rin, | and ears when asleep great ur rvo! he alarmed | at auddeo sounds. Sashfuiness, w frequent | bloshing, attended sometimes with derangement | of mind, were cured immedirte'y YOUNG HEN who Rave injured themselves by a certain practi indulged in when alone—a habil frequently learn | from evil companions, ur at achoo!, the effecta 07 which are nightly felt, even whee asivep. and, IP not cured, renders marriage impossible, and de- stroye hoth mind and hedy. xbon'd apply immedi- | ately. | Whatapitythats young man. the nope of his | conntry and darling of ‘his pareuts, should be snatched from all the prospects and enjoyments Iife hy the consequence of laviatina from the pa of nature and indulging in acertain secret habit, Snch persons most. before contemplating MARRIAGE feflect that sound mind and body are the necessary requisites to promote connubial hi ness indeed. Without these the juurney th 1 life becomes a weary oilerimage. the prospect hourly darkens to the view; the mind becomes shadowed with despair and filled with the melan- eboly reflections that the happivers of another ig blighted with our own DISEASES OF 1MPRUVENCE, When the misguided and impradent vqtary of plossore finds he has imbibed the seeds of this paine fal disease. it often happens that an ill-timed aenso of shame or dread of disce very deters him from ap plying, to those whe, fron. education and respeeta- ifitycan alone hefriend him Ue falls into tho hands of ignorant and desixning pretenders, who, incapable of caring, @lch his pecaniary substance, keep him trifling monthafter mouth, or as long aD the smallest fee can be obtaiued.and in despair leave biw with rnined health te sigh over his gall- ing Sine penn tines or. by the use of that deadly fetta lercety, hasten the constitutional sym: m8 of this terrible disease, auch a* Affections of the Head, Throat, Nose, Skiu, ste., progroming with frightful rapidity anti! death puts an eod to his dreadful sufferings by sending him to that um- discovered country from whose hourne no travele, returns. OFFICB 7 SOUTH FREVERIG K STREET, left hand side going from Baltimore street, a few doors from thecorner Vai! not te observe name and nomber @7-No letters received aniers post-paid and con- taining a stamp tobe ased onthe repiy. Persond writing snould state age, and send portion of ade vertisement describing symptoms, The Dr.’3 Diploma hanks in hts Ufhes, INDORSEMENT “/F THE PRESS, The many thousand cured at this establishment Withio the last twenty years. and the aameroud important Surgical Overatione performed by Dr, Johnston, witnessed by the reportersof The Sun’? and many other papers. notices of #hich again before the public, besided acter andre apes agaip an & sufficient guarantee to the f- | is stan ne ass gentleman of cha: sponsi ° | ‘feted. | SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED | _3a29-ly a | roast DISEASES! SECKET DISEASES BAMARBITAN’S GiFT SAMAKITANS GIFTI THR MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Positive Cure” for GONURHG@A, GLEBT, 3: k1VTURBS, di Contains no Mincra!, 10 Baisam, ov Mercury. Only Ten fills to be Laken to &fecta Cure They are entirely vegetabie, unving no smell 207 any anpleasant taste, aod will uet in any way in- jure the stumach or bowels of the most delicate, Cures in from two to four days. and recent cases in “‘twenty-four bours.” Prepared by Berea to of the University of Pennsylvania, une ofthe mom) eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day, BO EXPOSURE, BO TROMTEI.R Yi CF ANGR WHATRYEE, Let those who have ¢expuired \f getting cured, or who have been gorged wt ‘ira Oopavia, oF etry th | Meroury. try iy AgITAN'S GLFT. | Bent by mail in a plain envelope. Price—Male packages. $2. Female $3. BLOOD! BLOODI? BLOOD! SCRUFULA, ULCako, SURES, SPOTS TEITERS, SCALES. BUILS, SYPHILIS OR VENBREAL DISEASES, &o. SAMAEITAN’S 8003 AND HERB JULOR fered th: bli a th 5 | _gyPHILIS OR VENEREAL DISEASES thas T AND HERB JUICB MARITAN’S BOO’ E int, most potent, certain and effectual remedy sve, prosor{ded; it reaches and eradicates every partial® of the venereal goisun,so that thecure is thorough and permanent. Take then of this purifying reme- dy ond be Realen. any do not anamit to yeur pos- i which you may repent in after years ae ee Nor Dish afi able, tho ougs you mi roLwounc pour 18, SAMARITANS ROOT AND UKRB JUIORS Will remove every vestige of impurities from the system. as well as sl! the bad effacte of Mercury, 1 REMALBS sn wmon SAM ALBEL 2 m: tik wits whic Bumbers o! males suffer * 6 ROOT AND HERB JULORS te most happily dapted, 1p Ulcerated Uter in Whites, to bencing down Falling of the W Debility. an) foralicon plaintsinsidentto the sex. : ack by exprese Price $1 g botitie.o sbot oF $5... AMARITAN'S OHANCKE WASH, Price 25 its. Full directions. DESMOND & CO. Fos 161 Chiadelphia Post pend by 5. CALVERT FORD, corner of llth ané ‘8. INHY 600K, Alesanaria, may 6-tf CONFIVDENTiAL. OONG MEN who bave injured themselves by certain secret habits which anfit them for business, pleasure, or the duties of married life, alse middle a or old rom the follies of youth or other causes, fer in sdvance of their years, before placing ment of any one. FRIEND. tance b: of im: yy perusi ietor tent tee Ge Seipt of Twenty-five Cen’ OHA A STEWART & 00.. de i4-ly cess Boston. Mass, Ca AR—Prowcted by Koyai Letters Pate T tnrnaeiand, aad secared by the seals of tho | Boole de Pharmacie ae Paris. and the Imperial | College of Medicine eosin. . Lis ffectual remedy ter Relax. ree Se tarpeoen wad Exhaustien of the Sys- tem, "Triesmar No. 2 har entirely superseded tho nauseous use of Copavia Cubebs, &c. 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