Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1861, Page 1

THE DAILY EVENING STAR ™ PULLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (S0NDAYS EXCEPTED,) AY THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corne of Pennsy/vania avenue and 11th st., 7 WwW. D. WALLACH. ++ Papere served in paokages by carriers at 848 year, or 37 months; #1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single e0pi0s, ONR CENT; in Wrappers, TWO CENTS. SL” AnvsrrissManrs anould be sent to the office betere 12 o’c.ook m.; otherwiee they may not appear Until the next day, v2, XVII. Eben +> 1g WASHINGTON. D. C.. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 138. 1361 é Whe Saw the Steer. The richest thing of the season, if we except fome of the follies of secession ft i rket. le, decked out louch hat, a long blue frock and a pair of cowhide shoes, big as gondolas, with a whip under his arm, stalked into a billiard saloon, where half a dozen ms were im- roving the time in ling round the aan and after recovering from his first sur- rise at the to him singular aspect of the room, y aired if ‘any of ’em had seen astray steer,” afirming that the “blasted critter got away as he come through taown with his drove tother day and he hadn’ seen nothin’ on him since.’ ‘The bloods denied Bo Aaeetascay of the animal in question, and much si king at each other, proceeded to condole ‘h him on his loss in the most heartfelt manner. He watched the game with much interest, as he evidently had never seen or heard of anything of the kind before, and created much amuse- ment by his demonstration of applause when a shot was made—Je-ru-sa-lem! being a avorite interjection At least he made bold to request the privilege of trying his skill, when he set the crowd in a roar by his awk- ward movements. However he patesly his hand in, and played as well as could expected for a greenhorn. All hands now began to praise him, which so elated him that he began to think himself a second Phelan, and he actually offered to bet a dollar with his which of course he lost. The loss igh so irritated him that he offered mother game and bet two dollars, which he pulled out of a big roll—for it seems his cattle ia sold well, and he was quite flush. This bet he also lost, as the fool might have known he would, when mad 23 a March hare he pulled out a fifty spot, the largest bill he as, and offered to bet that on another game. ‘The crowd mustered round and raised enough to cover it, and at it they went again, when by some strange turn of lu¢k greeny won. He now offered to put up the hundred which he had just won against another hundred. Of course he couldn't blunder into another game, so they could now win back what they had Jost and fleece the fellow of hi: m roll be- sides. They sent out for a famous player, who happened to have money enough to be: i and another game was played, which han also won. Another bundred was also raised and bet and won; and it was not till he had blundered through half a dozen games, and by some unaccountable run of luek won thein all, draining the pockets of his opponents of some four hundred dollars, that they be- gan to smell a very large “mice.’’ When everybody got tired of talking, Gawkey pulled on his frock over his head, took his whip unde: his arm, and walked quietly out, turning round at the door, and remarking, ‘ Gentle- men, if you should happen to see anything of at steer, I wish you'd just let me know.” last aceounts they had not seen the steer, but they have come to the conclusion that they saw the elephant.—Newhuryport Herald. ee A Bie Taixc.—The total weight of the plates on both sides of the English frigate Warrio: 1,090 tons. The ‘‘skin,’’ as it is termed, of this i ip, which covers all the ribs on the outside, is of wrought iron, 1i inch thick, under the bottom, to nearly | inch thick up to the spar deck. From five feet below the water line up to the upper deck comes, addition to this, the great armor of teak and iron over all. This is formed of a double casing of the hardest teak, 20 inches thick, with the beams laid at right angles to one another. Over these again come the plates of iron, so as in all to ease the broadside of the vessel with 20 inces of solid teak and 5 inches of the ve finest wrought iron. Each armor plate formed of scarp iron carefully welded into a | bout 16 feet leng by 4 feet broad, and 44 > thick, and weighing about 12 tons. All he plates are morticed into another, and bolted through the teak and iron into the ribs ofthe ship Though the vessel has often been described, it may be i ii t the present 4 relate her prin dimensions pect ity. These are ‘treme length over all, 40 feet; do. breadth, 58 feet; depth, from spar deck to keel, 41 feet 5 inches. Her tonnage is no less than 6,177 tons builders’ measurement. The engines are of 1,250 nomi- mal horse pewer. Thoir total weight, with jilers, will be 950 tons, but for these the War- to play plete, will hb from 1,200 to 1,500 tons, which will give ith hull and armor, a total weight when for sea, of about 9,000 tons, or about the t of the Great Eastern when launched. the fine line, it length, and immense power of the Warrior, a speed of not less n 14 knots is counted upon as certain. One “Sw of the armor plates with which the greater art of the broadside will hereafter be covered already in its place, covering a _— of 5 ~ feet deep by 213 feet long on each side. Only the lowest row has thus been bolted, as the dammense weight might have strained the shi ring the launch. The others will be bolte: x her piece by Piece while in the dock. There Bo external keel to the ship, but an inner ind of girder, which acts as a keelson. A Ratriesxaxe Stony.— I had been, said, ‘‘prospecting all day for mineral had found some copper and lead, and some eurious sulphur springs of, I believe, a unique Kind: and, coming back to my camp, had lit caaked some deer meat; then, t a conve- ent and sheltered place under a high crumb- jooking rock not far from my fire, and, load- my rifle, first we the lock and ae ig it into my mackintosh-case to guard it mm the damp, I wrapped myselflike a mum- y in my Mackinaw blanket and lay down un- Ger the rock to sleep; intending to rise early push fast, to overtake my men, who were y’s march ahead, looking after bears I or a bad t, for ratsor ee aan ree me and half mother lowing in- : Mother, i'n tose 1s a tister, ain't wo- mistery ” Mass ow rae Piaiys or Syria.—The Syrian pont sensor of the London Times describes the celebration of mass before the French army in Syria. The forces were encamped upon & plain, and the altar w uilt upon an emi- nence overlooking the plain, at the ve of the camp. It was composed of empty uit boxes covered with white linen alothe and the steps with rugs lent by the officers. fn front, at each angie, wasa ee The mil- itary were disposed favoral tions in front and on either side of the ates The musicians were on the right of the altar, and the drums and bugles on the left, with the cavalry trumpets directly behind. At intervals the drums and bugles, alternating with the trum , broke in, and gave the céeremon: warlike, fierce, and menacing character, which was again changed and softened, when a really table choir pealed forth to him of thanks- giving and praise to the God of infinite mercies and loving kindness. At the elevation of the Host, arms were presented with a rattling sound, and salutes were fired from the four corners of the camp. The sight of an European a thus at devotion on the plains of Syria trange, imposing spectacle, and carried the mind back tothe days of Godfrey and Cour de Leon. eee erence hatin Tue Eriscorat Cavrcn Divinxp.—In Louisi- ana the Protestant ney a Church secedes with the State. A pastoral letter from Bishop Polk, of that diocese, contains this extraordinar ssage: “Our Us mig from our brethren of ‘The Pro- testant Episcopal Church in the United States’ has been effected, because we must follow our nationality. Not because there has been any dif- ference of opinion as to Christian doctrine or Catholic usage. Upon these points we are still one With us it is a separation, not division— certainly not alienation. And there is no reason why, if we should find the union of our diocese under our national Church impracticable, we should cease to feel for each other the respect and regard with which purity of manners, high prin- ciple anda ly devotion to truth never fail to inspire generous minds. © ut relation to each other hereafter will be the relations we both now hold to the men of our Mother Church of England.” i ee Tus Seizep Mosxets —The ten casesof mus- kets consigned to parties in Georgia, and taken oe by Superintendent Kennedy, to the great indignation of Gov. Brown, it issaid were yesterday bei gy peae by H. B. Cromwell & Co., agents ef the Monticello The guns bad been Jaying at the armory, waiting a claimant, over three weeks. Mr. Kennedy has repeatedly de- clared that he would not deliver fa up until compelled to do so by legal process; nor has the high-handed, but quickly repented, act of the Governor of Georgia, followed by the exertions of Mr. Lamar, and others, in th: city, had the effec fo make the Superintendent swerve from that pc sition. It is probable that {fan attempt 1s made to ship them to the seceding States they will be reseized.—N. Y. Tribune. (eens Tea eee SA Sutrwrecx axp Loss or Lirz.—The brig James Madison, of Baltimore, bound from Attakapas to Baltimore, with a cargo of sugar and molaere sprang a leak on the 3d of February, which con- tinued to increase, notwithstanding ihe exertions of the crew at the pumps, and on Sunday night, the 10th instant, baving six feet of water in the hold, while trying to make the port of Charleston, got ashore, and scon went to pieces in the terrible sea that was constantly poaeting over her. The captain was swept overboard by a huge wave, and the remainder, except one, strove to gain the sbore by means of spars, &c » but who were lost in the breakers. The vessel {s a total loss, and of the whole crew, but one man was saved. SOE Neg Sie esha Present To Mason ANbE! —Mr. Lorin Brooks of Fulton street, New York, has just com- _ the manufacture of a splendid pair of mili- tv boots for presentation to Major Anderson, the United States officer In command of F ort Sumter ‘The boots are manufactured of the finest calf skin, and reach above the knee The sean e what are termed the closed flat seams, and a strap ex- tends from the heel to the topofthelexy. Attached to the heels area pair of splendid gilded spurs. The boots are finished according to the most approved military style. ee a ae Tus Bonararts Cass.—This case, involvin,; the legitimacy of the American Bonapartes, now progressing before the French courts. The illustrious Berryer opened the case for the defense, and argued at great len that the marriage in question was not clandestine, or made “ in fraud of the French law,” but that it w: only for want of proper publication and maternal consent. Mr Allou, a talented advocate opened the case for Prince Gea mgeo who considered the case so overlaid with romance that it was almost im, sible to determine facts or clusions. rive at correct con- A Crust Hoa A humorous druggist in Petersburg the other day cut out the portraits of Perry Davis, the pain-killer man, and Dr. Ja ne, the universal health restorer, and pasting them ingeniously upon pieces of enameled board, ex- hibited them ete the portraits of Gov- ernor Pickeus, of South Varolina, and Major An- derson, whose nationality One eutbusiast went so far trait of ‘Governor Pickens, his room, in a $5 frame. po etuuen a ns Heart-Renvino Accipent.—The Paulding (Ala ) Clarion gives an account of a most heart- tending accident which took place in Perr county. Three children, aged two, five, an seven, in the absence of their mother, found a vial of strychnine, and pouring water into it, each one drank of its contents When the mother re- tarned she found one already dead, and the other two speechless. They all died within a few minutes of each other, and were buried in the same coffla acer wee ieseciensresie: 7" The Wisconsin Legislature, ‘inspired by such examples of patriotism”? as are furnished by the States of Kentucky and Maryland, end “read at all times to meet fraternai advances in the spirit they are made,” have without dissent instructed the Judiciary Committee to revise the Personal Liberty laws of the State so as to make them in all things conform to the Constitution of the Uni- ted States. jot Saale known. purchase the pur- * and hung it upin ARRIVAL oF GRAIN From CaLirornta —The ship CoWper, Captain Stephens, from San Fran- cisco, arrived in our harbor yesterday for orders Her cargo consists of 1,400 tons prime wheat, and 300 bales of wool. This is the first arrival of grain from California at this port. The captain reports that he lefta large number of ships at San Fran- cisco loadin; _— for the United Kingdom.— Cork (Ireland) aporter. e > The bruiser: Bosto borped tiger exas- rated when the Canada arrived at ‘wharf on Kionday, to find that they had been sold by the announcement Tom Sayers was among the passen- ers. The hoax was concetved just as the vessel in question was entering Halifax, and so well ‘was it carried out, that the Bluenoses were com- pletely bamboozled. - U7 The N. Y. Post saysa gentleman from Obio discovered by accident his long-lost wife ina Bowery concert saloon, last week, where she was adanseuse. She ran away from him two years ago, being then in love with pom, Now she ts glad to discover bis regard for her is unchanged to return home with bi: Fatal Suootixe A¥rRay.—Two brothers, Zack and Calhoun E! had analtercation at Cash's Depot on the C. & D. Railroad, on Sunda; last. and while Calhoun was preening is brother, Zack drew a pistol and him dead. — Charleston Mercury. ‘A proposition has been made to hang Par- son Brownlow for his opposition to the seceasion- ists. The Parson designates the day he prefers for the hanging, invites the public to the exhibi- tion, ‘and promises to make a speech under the {17 The men who were stationed at Newport (Ky.) barracks have been moved to St Louis, where there are now seven hundred and lene United States soldiers. Jefferson barracks, whic! were temporarily ungarrisoned, are now manned asusual. I7~ On Wednesday morning a fire, damaging the Eastern Penitentiary, Philadelphia, to the amount of $250, was extinguished by three steam fire-eng ines so quietly that but one or two of the prisoners aware of the occurrence. Sourn CaroLima Buys « Sreaupoat—The james > has been sold by the Richmond, Va., to the - CLOTHING, &e. ASTON Ir 18 Very stiai tual val 1 sold at 20 per cent. At iTHs, No. opposite Post Office. ac- st, ja 24-Im Star. —$—$—$—$ aa THE WEEKLY DOLLAR STAR, Taw exorient Mamily and News Joursal—een- ining & greater rarely of interesting reading shan chu be Ound tp Sny ether—is pailisned op Pradey moruung. Taxxs—Cash, muvariadiy, on advance. Stagie copy, per annum. —.___ We om no it tavariably contains the “Washington News’’ that bas made The Daily Evening Star cironiate #0 generally throughout the country. 1D Singio copies (in Wrappers) can he procured at the counter, immediate y after the issue of the paper. Prico—-THREE CENTS. N°. 2.496 RS. | OCK WOODse DARRELL ARE PRE- D to insert Tee Hon FELEAR ITE BASE, a new improved mode, When made on this plan ¢ ey Bre com fe to wear muen than an: A Also, Teeth spasrted on Gold Piate, and all Dental . in ‘Bs! T4 ah | OOT~ ner M& av. and Seventh st. i rd Now ALERT cas WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pennsylva- nin Aven ie, have just | new of th od spon ved hs wi jonds and customers. © variety of 16 atterti au u LJ they invite ENTLEMEN READY-MADE C ur present eevortment Of GE READY-MADE CLOT. and strangers wishing an immediate embracing, at tl Dress rior inducement 8nd Under-olothing of all ki } tra quality. 5 ks, Hosiery, &o,, &0.. All of at cur usual low prices, lothing made to order in the most superior SWALL, STEPHENS & CO, offerin, ia 5 68 Brercoats tn G in all THING. TLEMEN'’S Offers to citizens fit supe- ti all and Business Gar- il varieties. Fine Shirts Kid and other Ties, Cravats, which we are NG PHENS 322 Pa. avonue. G97 THEPEOPLES’ Ci OTHING STORE, No. 460 Seventh at., + to get your CLOTH- ING, FURNISHL Or ATS and ING... NISHING GOOLS, H. Ee MERCHANT TAILORING. Base ractive, Hi Choris. cass) Vv STINGS, OVERC which we will make style at very low price: 00 25-tf GAS J, Would call full axeortment of eo, wi ing wil Prowptly, and iste We Invite our customers, and citizens general- to an inspection of our present new, ReRO) ent of cS, ESKINS, Pee to order in superior ALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa. av., betw, 9th and ith s| FITTING, &c. PLUMBERS AN Gas FITTERS oll W. THOMPSON & CO. the attention of water takers to their ixtures necessary to its intro- ITCHEN CLOSETS, CHE, RK GES, BATH BOL WATER 8, PUMPS, Cast advantages, with practical are prepared to introduco Water th all the latest improverrents, oes that cannot fail to satisfy, 69 Ponn. avenue, 2 no 24-dtMar1_bet.9th and l0th ats., south side, WM. T. DOVE & Cv, E Now hy ey de ba fay GAs “PLUMBING, xeoute any orders with - is) be IL7 Store on Sth street, a few doors north of Syenue, whero m of CHANDE WATER F foun and other GAS, STEAM ES. is id @ complete assortmon 2-ly We: ay FIX TURE: and Finish, Ni it ly to call and examine our Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best sel All Work in the above will be promptly attended to mar 5-tf S FIXTURES, n_store, and are daly receiving, of entirel 118h, superior in offered in this market, le to anything hereto We invite citizens eneral 3 ‘and Water stock of G ted stock in Washington. ine iftrusted to our care 6 MYERS & MoGHAN,. 37 6 D street, Be jal M ETH. ° ti tae Ric reg EAT, FE this ¢ ee < Sny persons osn wear these teeth who =. whe a and no person oan wear others ‘ersons calling at shaay ijn and prise of Resaes ea aeai wi but tothe ho mare fly srranted ico E will be ooms in this city—No. betw: sth and 10th sts, “Also, 907 Aron street, Piiieder phis. ‘ 00 15-tf =—_—[—X—XXXSX__— TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ALTIMORE AND OHIO LR 5 B WASHINGTON Beane 2 CHANGE OF HOURS. Onand after SUNDAY, November 25th, 1899, the trains will run as foilow: _ LEAVE WASHINGTON: First train eer m. rain xt 7.40 8. m, Third train at 3.10 p. m., Exprese, Fourth train at 6p m. LEAVE ‘BALTIMORE: irst train at 4.154. m., Express. od train at 3,35 a, m. Third at 3.10 p.m. Fourth at 4. Mey The first, seoond and third trains from Wash- ington corfnect throught o Philadelphis and New ork, The second and 1 connect at Washington Junction with trains for the West, Sout! i] Northwest; also, at Annapolis Junction, napotis. For Norfolk take the? 40a. m. trai .. For the accommodation of the way travel bo- tween champloo and Laurel, ® passencer oar =e attached to the tonnage train which leaves atila m. nae the 3.10 p. m. train goes to Philadel- no 26-d_ T. H. PARSONS, Arent. FRENCH FLOWERSOF THE VERY BEST quality, and so ae STEVENS S Tess, now tt WaAtcur EPA! I havo one of the best establishments, and fur- nished with a complete set of t for repair- ing every descriplion of fino Watches, and articular attention give to the same, by horough a. Ww tied. w my Own supervision, which my ouslomers will find far superior in quality and finish to northern ware sold hy dealers in general and represented as y own mau ture. H. O. HOOD, 06 338 Pa. avenno, near 9th at. BEST Fancy Goons, — TO SUIT THE TIMES. At STEVENS’S FANCY 8T¢ no 2 336, beatw. 9th and 10th ats. AT PRICES One Prick Onty, I SNYDER, * PLUMBER AND GAS FITT! Has removed to the corner of Tweifth an He is prepared to introduce F sis. ‘ator and ( ins upon the most favorable terms, and guaranties outire satisfaction. He has hand STOVES, whieh he: Wishes to get rid of them. lot of COOKING and oth ‘will geil lees than cost. ae he no 1? OFFICE OF FNSEFe cs pe at 8nd again putin ‘Omics No. 31 -ows’ Hall) Open Ins: ‘OR AND SEALER ‘TERS. an inspest, ATACy O this city.” mde G..O. DEMUTH & CO. Imrorteks' Al FOREI( nd W ‘holesale and Retail Deal- HAVANA CIGARS, WN WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &ty No. 40 Noxtn CHARLES STREET, ive doors ahove Lexington st., _noBe-ty -Baltimore. W 7 9,19,000 ORTH OF BOOTS, Of all Styles and SHOES anp TRUNKS, lities, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ON Cost. Store for Rent and Fiztures for Sale, All the Stock in 8. if Hi rvants’ mm en i) ‘a SHOLS HOOVER’S STORE, ing every variet: midren’s an’ Also, TRAV: ELING TRUNKS are now being soid, for cash At great wifices on usual a sol Lins phage indeed much below original cost, The attention of the public is solicited,as great inducements will be made to parcha: 80ers. rises & large teek of the finest i py and Pen denn Gt Os; jor ladies aud gentieme: ‘The Sidre infor reutaad the Fixtures for eale, Apply pai on the promises, Iron . <The above stook, either in whole or in will be sold at private sale. ‘To any one do- of entering the Root, Shoe and Trunk Bu t affords a bettor opportunity than may resented. ndebted will confer id settling their aceounts. UMRICH, at the avenue and E| greatly improved recent: greater inducements for strangers than any other city, his prices bei hotsi * on Penn. ave! fe b; dt 2 favor by promnyy OTEL, KEPT BY P. corner of Penn. venth street, has bee yon now offe: a patronaxe oitizes publi house inthe lesa than those of any other ©, and his accommoda’ tions for permanent or transient boarders unexception- ablé, The bar and restaurant arrangements of ‘uropean Hotel have already beco: me very , being all that can be desired by the most tidious. T prietor tion and continued iiberal isfaction to ali, an to give the European Hotel a call, jodges unremitted atte: expenditures to give sat- renews his invitation te de 4-tr F YOU WANT TO SAVE THE UNION Call at 3 we, ‘which he wi ie Rot A has just recsived a lar; batt and fine ll serve to oe and on |i! m8. 8 served to families and hoteis are 1 be; 8 ly of fresh LOB- tomers at th pot gonldeds they are only scalded for persons oat- —- saloon, T. M. HARVEY. the by old stand. ‘OFFICE ll be conti: [no 15-6m or 1 6th stroeta, imme- ations! Hotel, whe: ued as heretofore at t SAAC HERZBERG. NEW PAWN OFFICE, WA aad Cast Om Ciath aa enone loors: f th Cen- he will ho at ail tees fete, tral Gi ols, sn al ae R i o 7 low ‘here in New! 0 i 6 Be, Sede eethng, Mephan > THE INSURANCE COMPANY or THE STATE oF VIRGINIA. 5 CASH CAPITAL $300,000, Insures Merchandise, Buildings, Houschold Furniture, &c., against los or damage by fire. Ftenen’s INSURANCE COMPANY oF WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, Capital... -8200,000. Office corn + C street and Lousiana av., over Bank of Washington. INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE, RECTORS. Samuel Wilham John D. Bay Andrew Rothwol _ _Kiehard Barry, B. B, French, No chargo for Policies £3 ADAMS, Arst G. Davis, Seoretary, Du Geo. Shoemaker, Samuel Cropley, Richard Jones, PROF. WCODS | RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATER Is precisely what its naiwe indicates, for, while pleasant to the taste, itis revivifying, extulsrati Invigorating and atren.thening to the vita. powe: and at the same time revivifi tes, and re- news the Bivod ia a! its original y, aud thus atonee restores and reuders the sy: rarauinerable toattacks of disease. itis the only preparation ever offered to the world. so chemically and skill- fully combined as to betne most powerful tonic, and at the same time so perfectly adapted to, as to act in perfect accordance with the 8 of nature, And henee will soothe the weakest stomach, and tone up the digestive organs, and Iny all ner- vous aod other irritation. itis perfectiy exhiiara i at the eame time it is ‘composed entirely of vegetables, yet 20 combined as to produce the most thorough tome effect, without producing any in- urious consequences. Such a remedy has lon; mi felt to be a desidoratum in the medica! world, for it needs no Eecrs sk.ll to see that debil liows all attacks of dis end pr deed lays the system open to the insidiou ft many of the most fatal, such, for exam: allowing: erg a mre in peion. | sperm 1.088 of PI | ‘Aininess, ervous irri lity, Palpitation ofthe heart. Meimncholy; -Angor, Giddiness, Retention of, as ul obstructed, too profuse, or too sant Menstruation, and Falling of the Womb ‘These all depend — general debility. This pure, hesithy tonic Co: and Blood Renovator is as sure to cure As the sun is to rise and set. Th 8 sbout it . But this is not al) If the eakenod we are open to bilions at- the liver becomes torpid, or worse diseased, their functions, an - ng Sod sneontinerce of rine, or involuntary diecuarge he sam: in the back, si elle th i »s00n emaciation folio ot goes down to a premature grave, ut space will not allow us to enumerate the Vv ills to whiok we re liable in & weakened condition of the system. But we will say in this Gordial and Biood tor yon have a perfect. safe, pleasant and effect remedy for loss of Apectts. ae. Fiste- mao! ervourness, EI, Depression of Spirits, Sores, Pimples on the Face, or any dis- esse arising from impure biood, such as Scrofula, Erysipelas, Bronoh: Congh.diftoulty of Broath- ing, and that of diseases cai ed female weakness.and enumerated above. We will alro say the traveler exposed to epidemics, chance of mate and wator, will find it 4 pleasant. safes remedy, and no one should ever travel wi ous Renter rks ASF we arte zen ou Wi in it a frie: indeed, as weil as a tri AL persons of sed habits will find i = fect preventive of, ry oure for those ail- ments which they ‘exposed Hence mi ‘8, studen' forney Lit "y gentlemen, que ladies who are not accustumed to much out- ‘reise, will find it to the: —, & bottle constantly on mothers << those becomin: length i ap. Shrongh that most dangerou ris not on! iu accustomed strength. but oe free fre thousand ailments so prevalent amon, portion of the world. In si is ind condial, ‘Try it oid and yor risk of dels: pigy all cove rug gists. PROF. WOOD’S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATOR. Sold in this city by C. STOTT, 375 Pa. avenue. Au 20-eoly, Aw L DIES THICK 3 me ‘ER BOOTS of Kid at ‘cae Ladies’ and Misses? Lone Hubber Boos te S00 will relic ve i ym phat- fe Cordini and’Biood Henovaler: to ivy proprietor 44. pong Ag os Ba joe One Dollar per | CARRIAGE FACTORIES. Wasik RACERS, ve just finished & number of first-class combining af tae hee rotiaeae «pend ~ ‘Tt Tue Senin eee additions te hi ing rt now one e sine tan ee ~*AitriSts of Carrineseand Right Wasene kepter al REPAIRS nestiy dene,andall orders plempt Socend-hard Dr. J. H. McLEAN’S “ihe STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER. THE GREATEST REMEDY tm the WORLD, and the most Deuiciovs axp DELIGHTFUL _ EDUCATIONAL. Tuose REALE ROUCATION. ae eae Spa ay No. The stady pureved will all the gation, tad Alusio, ee aes pene ees, In addition to day seholars, Mra, M. iok is to receive a limi numba papi as wi tuting & berown a Ruesil palecrorrasorcysanhe tea References—Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rev. Dr, ison, Rev. D. F. Sprigg, ae Ns Marbury, Esq . Hunton, Wek Pe caver iS Rui B Board, with i otiterilechRaticnshet tae Bacon Benes REroaee Sete saa ‘on Bu Sion, Bronchitis, A € Catarrh, Clear and give strength to the voice of PUBLIC 8 FAK ERS anp SINGE! BROWN’S Ez TROCHES BROWN’S TROCHES BROWN’S TROCRES | BROWN’S| TROCHES BROWN’S TROCHES BROWN’S TROCHES BROWN’S TROCHES BROWN’S TROCHES BROWN’S TROCHES BROWN’S TROCHES BROWN’S TROCHES BROWN’S Before t distilling, predeciaz & — anfallibdle poy ranering Bealth and strength. w. McLEAN’S eee eee CORDIAL y aver Com , Jemn- Tes, Surenie og Nervous Debiitey” inesaan foe Kidneys, Pr REV. E. H. CHAPIN. “Great servi " s nese) REV. DANIEL WISE, “ Almost t ee the dis- treasing labor of breat! lear to Astin.” sp REV. A. C. EGGLESTON. aa ea och Doge, Repent comin 6. F. BIGELOW, * Benoficial in Bi Tis.” DR. 3. FW. LANE, rece aem excellent for cv. H.W. EN, REV WARREN, speak, xnfloring from Rue: wd ne s REV. 8. 5. P. ANDERSON, the Mead, Pelpitation of the Meart, Failnece @ Btewach, Sour stations, Choking er ancy er any nervous disease, Rores of ‘everand Agus (or Chills and ’ OVER A MILLION BOTTLES eld 5 “Thave Wuorry MARRIED PERSON: bility from whatever cause, 7 az “ Eve: ‘AL in » Sonscions of inal fad MCLEAN Ss STRENGTHENING © er common with and Sine- “Prof. M. STACY JOHNSON, | Tescher of wlowe, Soi College. “Groat it when jap ed TROC me asthe. I ROWLEY, A. M. BROWN’S Presideut of Athens College Ten, ' ES ‘Sold by all atTWEN- re. AY AVP eENRE AS BOX j _ lets ee cat ee a ae ALL-SUPFICIENT THREE. TRIESEMAR,1,2 and. $—Proteoted by R f Enciaod, aod ar, by otters ine cule ae Pharmacie de Pais, and the TO THE LADIES. 'REMGTHENING CORDIAL ts « sev: for Incipient Consumption, Wh nce and rebuat. Delay cenvioced. It is de- CAUTION, « re of dreggiste or deniers whe may (ry te palm upon same bitter epariiin trash, which they can be: by eavan, oot. Aveiderch men LEAN BTRENGTRENING CORDIAL. sna tots nothing elee. Tt ia ch remedy thet wili purify che Bieod thoroughly sn! y edioine, Vieona. sovaluable for exhaustion aad natorrhes, —— sc all } Bm 5 have been hitherto treated by anu seous and pernicious use of co} No.3 has a7 supplas ‘One teaapeooful ta for Chol . it is pat y boule, er 6 betties for 5. prietor of this Cordial; alse, Mel Liniment. Principal Depet en the comer of Third Fine streets, &. Louis, Me. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, (THE BEST LINIMENT IN TRE WORLD) ‘The only cafe and certain cere for Cancers, Piles, Te- fey Semen coche trees ako o ron’ nese oe Joins, Contracted Mascies or ‘cothache, Bruises = Fresh yt Sores, Caked — Sore disease. IESEMAR, ses. | Sent 9 pee ; laste id ‘can be earriad tn ie Wwaretoont eeu, &o Price $3 set Ko "Price G3 each cr four oases for #8 i Bis saci peat poy as ‘Thousands of heman srepitads and misery by 'AN’S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT pain almost instantaneously, and it will clean, . heal the fouiest sores in an incredible short time. the ion = i FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS. MciEAN'S CELEBRATED LINIMENT is the on); tu rage ft ‘and i Sphais, ral Li i br be. street, 5 thle to ‘care Big Head, Petiewi Piatela, by ' Broises, Beratches, Cracked Reels, Chater, Saddle or Coilar = or Wounds, it isan infallible remedy. Apply it ae directed aud a cure ia certain io every ‘Then irife ne longer with the many worthless Lin e€eredwayou. "Obutin auupply af DA. MCLEAN CRLE- GRATED LINIMENT. it 4.R. FOR STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES i TO MATCH, ‘ atthe METROPOLITAN * BOOKSTORE, a eg Agents for ;momnss _s0m ty 392 Pav. bot 8 nd Yh at | 1861. >!42'=5- 1861 t} Commence the Year with a Diary. A valuable Pocket for registering ! ieee wees forevery day year, ee ge grains Owelna lee, j Odeon dem D'**'"%,, . : CHARLES STOTT, 375 Pe. av., sole agent in Washing too :R. 8. T. CISSEL, Gaargetown, 20 4-DEWly som Maree E W RISKY, Co; rrecltarsal Gat comesife ten torecters aan Rs ste oS than cost. Mouslin, Bacege aad Lawn Robes at price. spent atin ee scar 2 TAYL c3 ‘CHISO) he @, 6. LaMaR. ¢€. K. MOTT,