Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1860, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. THE LITTLE BOY THAT DIED. The late Dr. Chalmers is said to have been the author of the following beautiful lines, written ‘on the occasion of the death of a young son whom he greatly loved : 1am all alone in my chamber now, And the miduight hour is near, Aad the faggot’s oraek. and the clock’s dull tiok, Are the only sound: ar A over my score gsi weet ings of sadness glide ; Por my hea tand my eyes are full when I think Of the littie boy that died. I went ons night to my father’ Ani softly T opened ine gation gn 9) And softly the door or the halk mother came out to meet har son— Ab her brad fell on wit neck, asd she wopt f fa neck, and s! For the little boy that died. * I shall miss him when the flo = In the garden whare he pla Anil the horse he used to ride, And they will xpeak with a silent speech Of the little boy that died. ‘We shall go home to our Father's house— To our Father's house in the ski-s, ‘Where the hope of souls shall have no blight, we — no broken = ks of the t al! roam on the banks of river of peace, And bathe in its blissful tide ; And one of the joys of life shall bo The little boy that died. ———_ +e Terriric ExPLosion of a Boren—Five Men Killed and Several Wounded—Wonderful Escape of Several men from Death—The Detroit Adver- ser of the 7th inst.. says: ‘« At nine o'clock last evening, the boiler of sieam-tug A. 8. Field, lying at the dock between Bates and Randolph exploded. and the boat was a wreck. A mass cks and planks was all that remained to be discovered of the tug, and her timbers, cab- ins, portions of her boiler shell, flues, wood, &c., were lying in heaps upon the dock by, and strewn about the neighbor ‘ises for the distance of three or four hu: feet. Outside timbers of the dock had been thrown several feet out of lace, and some lifted high yoy dd ‘wood ‘here Were upon the tug at the time of the explosion seven persons, viz: the mate, Remo Dumont; the wheelsman, Wm. McKenzie; cs or Eaton Owen, of Newport; two firemen. one a negroand one of whom we understand was George Abbott; the cook, Mrs. Morey, and a negro boy named Hoover—seven in all, and five of whom are killed. Mra. Morey was thrown u the dock Sbeis not much a pet one side of her face bet burned, and one side and arm bruised. The fi mate was found und ponad sore wood near by, still alive, but he died im: ately before or just after be had been got out. He was scalded, and cut, and bruised. G e Abbott was blown several rods away and over a low building. He was dead wheu found, being terribly cut and scalded. The boy Hoover was a! found dead on the dock. He @ severe cut in the forehead. It may be men- tioned as showing the immense force of the explo- sion, that the ight of the safety-valve on the engine of the tug—a solid iron ball, weighing, probably, seventy-five or eighty pounds—w-s found embedded in the earth Sader the sidewalk on the east side of Bates street, between Atwater and Woodbridge. The spot where it was found is at least five hundred feet from the place where the a occurred. The ball bad ro through the two-inch plank of the sidewalk, and had penetrated. through eighteen inches of the sotl.? Fe eee Sea eee Latest From Cuina —We have Hon; Kong beer to the 7th of May. The “Overland China ‘ail’ states the force of the Allies (British and French) now on the coast of China at thirty thou- sand men, fully equipped with all the most des- tructive weapons of modern warfare, thus two of inost powerful nations of ‘ope are about to inake war upon the oldest empire in the world. The editor urges further conciliatory measures, declaring thet every consideration that shouid de. cide the action of great minds demands a peace- fal solution of |aase ‘ing difficulties. Nothing fur- ther bas transpired of the progress of n tinticns! if any, with the Chinese Government. Chusan ‘was occupied after some | ypreeyed negotiations, and the Chinese were told they would be treated amicably if no resistance was made. The Proposal ‘was at once acceded to, and the 67th and 9th regi- ments, with 400 marines and detachments of ar- tilery and engineers, were soon after landed. Tux Mitrogp Rossery anv Svicipe.—At Mil- ford, (N. H.,) on Tuesday, a man named Samuel Scripture was detected in stealing from the ticket master’s drawer, at the Wilton ra{iroad depot. Oa arrest and examination, a pocket-book containing at five dollars, including a marked three-dollar bill, which he had just taken, was found upon him. He confessed that he had been in the habit of taking money for a year or more, by means of false keys, to the amount, as near as he could judge, of four hundred dollars. His wife. after hearing the news, was soon missing. and was traced to the river, where her bonnet was found upon the bank. Search was made, and the body recovered in al it twenty utes from the a a at ees but life was extinct. uring the exc’ ent consequent upon the dis- covery of the body, Scripture escaped, and still at large at the last accounts Pe = ati ereelineeeseetdeineaa== {7 The United States districtcourt in Chicago has made the somewhat im: int decision, at cording to the Pressand Tribune, ‘that all ex- ecutions issued fn favor of no! dents against acitizen of this State could be levied on the homestead of the defendant, in spite of the Sta! law to the contrary. The deci: is that Uni States courts are not to cognizance in all cases of State laws, and that the law of the ‘State where the plaintiff resides is to be taken into consideration in rendering judgment. ———— U7" The Brownsville (Texas) F! argues i fmvor of abolishing all the voting ae ‘a thatecounty, except those at Brownsville, Point Isabel, and Brazos Santiago, in order that the Joa of the ballot-box may . The alleges that the citizens of Mexico take en- pve Feng —_— eeraed for pa on this side, over in hut disposi votes to the highest bidder. capeara | 07" A brute named Jake Ri! on the 10th, at Brownsville, Minn., killed hid swetheete est sister-in-law, and attem; to kill his father-in- law, = Aen — e-knife. The mui escaped. Intense excitement prevails in the vi- ee , and — Bilen ee has ened out in searc » No cause is assigned the deed except intoxication. oery 1 We notice by our exchanges that most, if not all the Tobacco Growing Counties in the state of Maryland, have held meetings and a) pointed to the Convention of Tabacco Growers, to apd Upper Marlborough on Tharsday, b i iL” There was a celebration at North Elba on the Fourth of July. The survivors of the fami] of John Brown aitended the celebration. Jobs Brown, jr., the eldest son, read the Declaration of Independence, and Sclemon, th: read the Sermon on the Mount: "es #0", the insula of ’ Pee Maasa- Ala., last week, on suspicion of abolitionisas ” U7" Fabian Robles and Gil Adama, two of Cortina’s men made their esca) from ville jail on the night of the (3th ult. Visita tat er ey SARE ACE (saat ba OCEAN STEAMERS’ § a Son poe Soy DAYS MISCELLANEOUS. Le ae ee 4 L. BUECILANTIC AND PACIFIC STATES. ashy pete is Borate Propresats is ieee ee Ax Act to faci communiestion between ON ABD AES EDNESDAY, June sth, ve 18, fo: ten yes! eet ward the contract to the lowest responsible bidder or bidders, provided such proffer does not requires larger am. unt per year from the United Btatos than forte thousand dollars, and permission Tauted to the said parties to whom said mtract may be awardei, or a majority of them, d their assigna, to use until the end of the said uo ed pubtio lands of the United may be necessary for the rignt of way the purpose of estab! repairs along said line, one quarter section o! exceed the & United Stat i oe or ‘other parposen, and provided tht no rent to p-e empt any of said lands und-r the laws o: Unite ee = ee asid oe me : s-rval r to any other in OF per- sins whatsoever: ‘Provided, That ho suck con CT on and ments thereunder y Nensver the cont'asto. re fii to comply with the Government I times, 1n the uae of the line or lines, when authorised b; vilege conneotin, id line or lius tel with any military’ ofthe United States, to ute the same for Goverment purposes: And pr: vided also, That said sine or lines, ex: may bé constructed oy the Government to said line or lines with the military posts of United States, shall_be open tu the use of al! oiti- zena of the U: uring the term of said contract, on pay t nd the regular cided for ission of 8 ea: Prow: also, shall not exoeed thre for & sing.© dispatch of ten word: proportionate deductions w — length, provided that nothing herein ined shall confer upon the said parties any 6: glusive right to coustruct & telegraph to the Past fic, or d the Government of the United States trom grantin: time to time, similar fran chises and pri rties Bec. 2. And bast further ‘hat the said contractors, or their assi; have the at th 7, of the Ter United States, a branch line, s0 as to reaid line or lines with i have the permanent rig Two riated pul ories by any route tractors may select said term o; the purpose of est along said line or lii tion, one quarter section of to exceed one in fifteen mi'es on whole distance; but should any ssid quarter sections be deemed essential by the Government Or guy company soting under its authority, for railroad poses, the said covtractors shall re- linquish upancy of so much as may be nec- essary for the railroad, redeiving an equal amount of land for like use in its ateac. S Seo 3 And be it furtner enacted, Thatif, in any = during the continuance of the said contract, he business done for the Government as herein- befo: is it the ordinary rate of charges ‘or rivate messages, exceed the price contracted to paid as aforesaid, the Seoretary of the Treasu- hal! zen said acoounts being duly authen tify the amount of such excess to C.n ided, That the use of the line bs given at any time, free of cost, to the Const Survey, the Smithsonian Institution, and the Nations! Ober vatory, fc ntifio purposea: And provided fur- ther, ‘That mossag es received from any individual, oO. company, or corporath or from any telegraph lines connecting with nm mini, shall be tmpartial:y transmitted in the order ot their reception, excepting that the despatch: M of the Government shall have priority: And pr vided further, That Congress shall at any time have the right to alter or amend this act. Approved June 16, 1860, th tho said oon ith the free use during the sary for 5 200 M ocou) ed by such contractors, or their] {tis TIME Le a t either of its ter- The lowest offer for the use of such telegraph. for the public service, will be pted, ded the terms and conditions ex hall be fully set forth and stipulate? in the proposals, which must be accompanied by & guarantee, in conformity with the 27th section of the act of Juix 2, 1835, in regard to mail service, to the effect that the ling or lines shail be compieted within the time New soa: ro" burg n pi only 18 Ge ge G eomfortabie safe fi the U: and Passengers fer the East will take trains at 6.20 omies. and 320 IN THERE DAYS Orange and Alecandria Memphis and Charleston, Memphis by Raul, MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE: Montgomery by & peal. thanes to Mobile be Pasat- Leave Washington at 6 a. m. The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her foot of Seventh street at 63g a. m. and 6 connects at Ale: andris Trains for Office—Pennsyivania aven BAGGAGE OHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS under, or over, ynohburg —— i - ristol all ae «27 00 gm Junction___. 9 00) N. O. jashville ~ 25 THIS ROUTE IS ENTIRELY BY RAIL than any other I.ine—the Lynehbur, being now completed, as also the QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELERS! The U.S. MAIL and ADAMS’ EXPRESS: Gre taken over this New Line, ‘iokets can be obtained at the South Western io8, corn enue, to the following points nehburg, hattanooga. rade Gran RIOUS VIKGINIA SPRINGS. i 7” Omnibuses and Bagenge Wasons leave the office at 6 a. m. aud 6 p. ~ ms 23-tr TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. SPRINGS. ete route via the Manassas Gap BY THE PRES! ede THE UNITED 2 : ie, nd a OF ie ca Siana ara Reema ret and known Dire will be the ler-ment in it: Rd wit: Office 8 Le rrr, ee th 4 the ~ publo lande wi the following owed @/ the base line and cast af the sizth principal the Indi ppatictasl oemibes'seatead Se/iatans® T wash ‘he of Reports etter NPL outside of the J ian re- servation, towne 2.8.4 one 5, of range]? vation, and townah{ps 2,3 c-ani 5-0 rauree. "The ts of tow: | outhide of the Indian ‘on. waships 2, 3,4. ad The arts townehip | ow ide Indian fe- sorvation, aad towns! nnd Sf and 5, of range 4 ‘own: 5 0" ips 1, 4, and 5, of range 2 ‘ow! Ips x4 and 5, of range 1. at Jun m Citr, 2 on Monday fee uch 27 a August ne t, for the fares of the public lands within the following Waships, vi: ‘m. and 3.90 p.m. South of the base line and east of the sixth principal ian. oe beta ta named ae 6 18,18.and (7, 0f ranged | 7, 15.16, and 17, of range Sg gemneny lai <ncledag 8/7;8,3, 10) 11, 12, 13, 14415, 16, and 17 T_H. PARSONS, 8.9, 16, 11, 12, 15, 14, 15 16, and 17, NEW ORLEANS 5 _Atthe Land Office at Juxction City, oommen- th of September next, for ublie lands within the follow- ington at 620 and 7.40, m. eatie ton at 3.20 and 5.30 p. m, iay a3 20 p.m. WITH THE CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES. pai meridian. of township 18 outside of the Indian ALL RAIL ROUTE, Via aad townships 19, 3, 21 and 2, of Ratlroad TO LYNCHBURG: Virginea and heme Virwink 8,19 and 20, of range Bast Tennessee a bit. p00 Townshios 18 19 acd 2, of Townships 18, 19 and 2) of range 1 At the Land Office at Fort Scott, com ne jonday, the Isth day of August t, for the § Tot the public lands wi! the fo lowing owns: hips, vi South of the base line and east af the sizth principal merician. The parts of townrhip 23 outside of the Indian reservation, of ranges 9, 10, 11, :2, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,18, i 6 parts Indian rose East Tennessee and Georgia, Nashville and Chattanooga, Mississippi Central, ne Orleans and Jackson, TO NEW ORLEANS! a ow Orleans. obile to New Orleans by Lake Steamers DAILY TRAINS—Sunvars Inctupgp, nd 6 p.m. hart p.m. and and Al; propriated by law for the use of schools, Votionsned other purposes, will be ex am the sales. The offering of the above lands will becommenoed on the days appointed, and wil! proosed in the order in which they are advertised until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus closed; but no sale shall be kept open longer than two ‘weeks, and no private entry of any of the lands will be per mitted until after the expiratien of the two weeks, Given ander my hand, at the city of Washington, thus twentieth ‘day. of April, Anno Domini one i ousand eight hundred and sixty. i 28 : JAMES BUCHANAN, oo|M By the President: 2 os 3. SON, Commisiioner of the General Land Offiee. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS, Every person entitled to the right of pre-emptio to any of the lands within the townehipe or parte o! townships abo numerated is required to estah- lish the same @ satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper Land Office, and make pay ment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the commencement of the public sale of the iands em- bracing the tract claimed ; othe: wise, such claim wii ba forfeited. JOS. 5. Ww ps Se Commussioner of the Genera! Land O; Nots.—Under the regulations of the de; t, as heretofore and now existing, no payment oan be meee advertising prociamanons ee — UblIBhETS AS Bre spec: authoryz. i) ¢ Commissioner of the Genera! Land Hive. r Ap 23-witw weet to the Ora cf nia avenue, oorner of Sixth st, ant ILES SHORTER, sod 94 HOURS LESS Ex issis: Central, making it the rovided with Fi (= t-class Si ew Orleans... jashville No. 662. TICK OF THE Ke) OVAL OF THE LAND OFFICE Ehom CAMBRIDGE “SUNRISE CITY,” IN THE STA iE OF MIN- of Sixth atreet and Pennsylvania av- | NESOTA. Atlanta, Junotion, “ ton, Coiumbu bile, | Memphis, aad ORLEANS, THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA- Bristol, Knoxville, the location of Land Offices,” ap; 1853, itis hereby declared and made known that the office for the asie of public lands at CawerincE, in the State of Minngsora. will be removed to Sux- RISK City, in said State, at asecarly @ period as | practicable. 7 j Further notice as to the precise time of closing the office at Cambridge, preparatory to its remova!, | d of its Opening for business at Sunrise City, will | pe given by the Register and Receiver of the Laud 1 ‘ | Given under my hand, = the city of Washington, this 30th day of May, A: 1. 1960, By order of the President : JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket pent, preeoribed,; and that the guarantor shall then enter into obli; ation to the y Seagal States for the ber! Snoe 0} fe service ior the Gover: it, Under eald sot, at the rates offored ia the promanet Suoh guarantee may be in the fol ‘The undersigned. residing at Th +10 the State | at of undertake and promise that if the Secre- tary of the Treasury shall accept the within pro posals, under the actof June 16, 1860, the lige or | and SA’ nes of magnetic telegraph shal! be oompi: and NAT February, 1860, INGTON "ev will leave C Corner Sixth st. and Pa. av. STEAMER JAS, GUY Will rev, JESDAY, Zist of Pr, 180 ii ear WASiT. Je URSDAY_o: ok er return tri a a her SURRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY TURDAY at 5orelgeh em. : LUCIAN 8. PAGE, Proprietor. H’L BOUSH, Ae’t, Alexandria,” 1035 Commissioner of the’ | 2-wiw WwW PURIFY THE BLOOD. i ITH Corrapt, disordered or vitiated blood, you must be sick ail over. It may burst out in pimples OF sores, Or in some active disease, or it may mere- ly keep you listless, depre: Bat you cannot hay. is impure. AYER’! gst into operation on or before the time stated in ‘he act,and that we will then execute with the parties signing the within proposals an obliga- tion to the United States, in due form ties for the performance of the servic: ing to th ms and conditions contained in such pro- En ‘he above foagantee mast be accompanied with | wi! the ‘oertibeate ofa United States aietriot attorny, or judge, that he 1s soquainted wit! the persons ning the guarantee, an be men of sufficient property to rantes. ve 2 a pro ne One 6 ant: mast, be sealed up an rec! * retary 0) 6 Treasur Wastungton, D.C." and ondorecd “Proposate ot Paoific eer HOWELL a} ip li 2awtd, W&S. Secretary of tho Trogsury._ EMBERS OF eer aND OTHER: Who are soon to return totheir homes, and who L will on all goods would add to the comfort and bea: if their hy sulin ted tour warsiouse passtet: | Wetgat the ome of ts Company at x pr seat nue arket Space, No. 4, third door east they may find a falland come for ers by ote permet ree ty ant Wilton Velvet Carpetings, from $1.25 to em eet a is ni ie 5 pot yard, Eneis Brussels do. at from 990 ots, ci ly: (234 Ibs. to the yard,) at Double Ingrain do.,70 to 800, do. 34 cents Leeda Splendid real imports FOR 'W YORK. ThoNew York snd Vir A i Sorew (pakke ince 4 end marae oat these impurities and sti ‘organs ©) life irto vigorous action, restoring the heaith expe ling dissaee. Hence it rapidly oures a variety of Somphh ints whioh are onused by impurity of the bi such as Sorofuis (or Kii evil, ‘umors, | Uloors, Sores, Eruptions, Pimples, Bioihes Biles, St Anthony’s Fire, Rose or Erysipoins, Tetter or it Kheu d Head, Ringworm, Cancer or sncerous Fumors, Sore Exes. Ft ule Diseases, such as Retention, Irregularity, Su mpany’s Depot. at Al Whites, seorility, Syphilieor ‘Venereat Bineasee, | : iver Compiain eart i akington and Georsstows | HR SARREPARILLe end ase er vourteit the vam ronnesting with Alexand: surp: ising activity with which it cleanses the b.ood leave the oor! and cures the disorders. ‘enye hourly, or they oan ERRY PE RAL i iver- cod Ee. the Western Wharves Pst} a Tosa am aigeeeae for ‘the ed on te co e hours is ‘Steamshig ression, | aiiPerolock a fe Srert WEDNES- the can be & Rhine! pfluensa, osreeness, eiptent Consumption, and for received up my ape ve Patients io van stages of the disoase, that it is useless here to re count the evidence of its virtue, The world knows | AVER'S CATHARTIC, PILLS—for Contive. ss, 8) ye estion, Stomiaoty, faundie, ‘Headach mach, ‘eartburn, Piles, heumatism, Dropsy. Wor nd in short for all the purposes of a purgative m 8. icine. Prepared by J.C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass, and soid by all Druggists everywhere. je 2i-eo!m vu oR tT. A. ysentery, Foul | 7 to FOWLE & |. B. CROMWELL & CO. \y 86 Went st. orner Albany, New York. jo. . at 40 to B0e., all widths twilled aod plain Vonetian do., rd en, 25 to i cents, HUNNEWELL’S DENTISTRY. UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, ilcloths, for rooms, halls, pas- '@ cut out to order, nton Mattings, ve ety of Velvet and Br ‘uggets, in borders aud by the y variet; xten and Dri ip gr: ip gi CE. office for the For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from Common Coughs to Actual Consumption. | HUNNEWELL’S JUSTLY CELEBRATED cheap All Linon Sheetings, Pi Napkine to mateh," + e hi Rinna Also. Towellings, Toilet Quilts, and other Toulet Goods, in pleasing great abundance, very ?: ‘CURTAIN MATERIALS. D DENTISTRY. TroLU ANODYNS, The Natural and Sure R. vous was ever us irium Tremens, jy lott Seer Cia ona eet , it Soe Sivan From Nourslga, through ail cases phere Ooms | Our stock of rieh and i Curtains is ‘not to bo surpassed, in point of ele, gance, yariety, and 4 —. We one reasonabloness of price, any Satin Brocatels, widek sre nearly 2 yards wide, at from 42 cen! pe €2 cents to Sat mabtoiderst % is Reps Fit monic rains, rie Turkey Clothe, in wi ‘e. y sold to go to 8 distan: pookee fe transportation and oak ba piniye grr 4 _ Je 18-10teo CLASETT & DODSON. [“PorTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS. to tifally peaked in ; a ig el sours "ELE PUREE RS Gps, VRANCIS HARPER, rapa SROGE VANE SPRD pron 275 OF Bicep JEWELRY. rates a Fe ea aldat a GugrT arene, Th ee, in 306 Pacer oe FIRE FIR ace ll be i Fine any pla 2 ee SORTEO NUMERO 6% ORDINARIO. iW, Whole Tickets, $20—Halves, §10—Q uarters, @ Bilisse A drawing wiil EIT etdece ior tchaunen or LT ic a tae jo 30 tr common em eter f 1 still OF oe f 4 aa AS Seodnitiet mad og anyt i a, ures, sad eeeaaretinrts| sevaeriad ars H ve nausea or i may puro! upon, we walt in iipica cai ee Ye oxmawalt & 00.4 ad 8. Commeraial | a9 tis apeetal 145 Water "Ptah ¥ 3 4 | Moers C. SNYDER. levena on TUESDAY, Suny 17, Maia PRIZE @100,000, of ... ENG EER’s OFFICE, A 1 June %, 1880, ix MUAURED RECEP AED ein WASHINGTON RE) INSURANCE ‘ANY, Avenue and Tenth Strest. rany. jo19 J.C. MoGUIRE, President. soon Banke fa Careof CRY ALLEN & JACKSON, PLASTERERS, Panna. AVENUB, Between 10th and lth streets, 275 6. D. HANSON, Secretary. ma 7-eotr u D Breet, Between Sth ed arnaeey iy ty him ny is ELL, | agents for ite sale for yea mei Sajusmcheseees, MEDIOINES. D* 7°" Sitrimons LOCK HOSPITAL, rt FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT. APPLY IMMED ATELY. IN FROM ONE TO CY Save the Picees! °* TWO DAYS. As accidents will happen, even in well-regulated iss, it is very desirable to have some cheap families, and convenient way for repsiring Furniture, Toys, Crookery, &e. po SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE x oan ee to ng point. is po longer s - my for repeers, on bat ye Ld wo! eration fo used cold, bei oct mmters fine uable qual: p. he imor be used in ae ordinary " ing vastiy more ve. - a IN EVERY HOUSE.” cents. Riek Brush scoompanies each bottle phyercien — OTE FREDERICE STREET. Wholesale Depot, No. 45 Codar street, New York. ~ from Baktimere ereas, « fe nt ofue College of Surgeons, Londen, greanace Royal Colt whe Bone from one of the meet eminent | and Y e hes bee w at were © DINGS PRE- Sold i \t ardware snd Furutere utry merchants ghould note of SPAL gines PREPARED OLUR when = cir list. It will stand any climate. fe 10-ly Rnewn; many cresbled wich ringy seends, beabtufnese wish frequen! ae, wich temes with derangement of mind some of sew Tac tntabod See seed of ths happens (hai no sll-timed sense of deters him from app; th ctability, © Bande of iguoranc and desig: 7 omg Gicd bie pecen DR. JORNSONSREMEDY POR OF ARD IMPOTENC ina By this grent and i nt FemeGy Weakness of ibe ergers are tpeedly cured and fai vigor reecared. ae most and debiliinied, whe hed leet all bape, beve fee om Frembiing cud Weakoses er Kxheweien of the mest feartel bind epscedily cured ENDORSEMENT OF TRE PRESB. 'Y THOURANDS car "CAUTION. PURCHASERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL IN PURCHASING THE VALLEY WHISKEY TO SEE THAT IT IS DAL YWT’S AROMATIC VALLEY WH WITH THE SIGNATURE OF one pe re of the papers bev 4 agnin and again bel 8 gen nef character { GUaranien te the afficved R. J. BOVEE DOD's IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS, Are now being used from Maine to the Great Salt Lake, ani the universal verdict of tem ett! B58 medicine or BB bee they are unsur, im the world. them cure of Incipient Co: persia, Piles, Nerv: sen: plaints, and all oases r Ting 6 tonic, they are be ‘ond doubt 8 most invaluable remedy. Aside from rties they are a some and delightful Beverage, produs lensant exhilerating effects of Bran e ithout their injurious results, let all friends of bumanity and all advocates of temperance gasist 8 i hetituing these valuapie Vegem bie Bittera ‘Or the sma poison and adwiterated Lrquers ‘hich the country is flooded, and thereby ef y sid in ban shing Disease and Drunkeness CHARLES WIDDIFI Proprietors, 7% William st J. SQHWARZ eehi ON THE LABEL. ALL OTHERS ARE AN IMITATION AND ACOUNTERFEIT OF THE ABOVE WHISKEY. WM.HDALY, SOLE PROPRIETOR 18 SOUTH WILLIAM S* NEW YORK. FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON BY yvly BARBOUR & SEMMES. ARAFFINE OIL, 5 P THE Cindbesr Lionr _NOW, PEA BOVEE pops’ IMPERIAL G BITTERS, For Diseases of the Kidneys, B adder and Urinsry Organs, and especially for Female Onstructi . bs ’ \d beauti! wy ” ee light. "This Oil 1s free fromadulteration, and "pry, mack onomical than many of the Coa! Oile used me. tis in no way explosive. | St of the most approved CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO. Froprietors, 75 William st., New York. i MOHWARZE, jetisg Agent, Washington. D.C. Hie#Ly important iy ? ALL! INDIAN ¥. TABLE VECOCTION, orner F Great Kanawha Coal ‘Disteiots where his {act CARRIAGE & LIGHT. Wath Se ers Light Wagons kept on IRS neatly dene, andall erders prompt aye a mmnmnaremge [eae aes eee IVE HUNDRED TRAVELING TRONKS oder. ee ee ae vi Miser ol my Nyt Meat sold by one | Domed Balumore, and inks. Our trunk ny is time the variety found this ddect Now Werke ales Rea adhd yas tbnbOees val Ob ‘8 repaired or taken in exchange ‘renk: for new ones. HENS & ee Sal oom, WALL, 8T 22 fo Vermont a1 ul Company. mali wy the bi pure, for Srise from impun- of the of our existence. » the mr should be thoroughly, Siennesd ant pened ord PERU tar eee he» iver =p rysi, , Serofuja, Rheymn 7 3-54 fi geper cegsnees . COX, 58 Enat it street, between glen street and ‘Contra avenue. N: uine unless her bis onthe Soy te laa {> Price $1 per bottle, six bottles for $5. Wholesale ont. KR. S. T. Orennz.. st, Georgetown, 4s c., W Secale Arent for the De triot, and will eupps the trade at my prices. mar 27- THs ALL SUFFICIENT THREE msr 31-tf wa it oma possibly be our OLD PAMILY RYE WHISKEY, Phenix Distillery, on Pee a ect Frost re Pestabice: Yo iort, 19” Bok Cordini, Pee eats te cones company N VES and BUYS ae ook @. 0. Laman. A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH, et the OPOLITAN frcos REED, een RY CLOTHIN MILITA 6. SourEsst Connan Sxconn anp Srauce Sts, HS FOR SALR. ias0-4m net eek oe eee | of ces, |S sae A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHAROR, Geers trem Visi owt tocbeerve name and vember. betuere perc on che bee