Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1861, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. 17 The following stirring poetical and patri- ‘Otic effusion is from the pen of a beautiful and @ceomplisbed lady of Wisconsin —Ed Star. Address te the US. Volunteers. Awake ye awrke ! ‘tis the war-cry ye hear, ___DENTISTRY. Dr. CHARLES R. BOTELER, DENTIST, No. 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Teath Streets 8u %-co2m “They co right to the Spot.» yrs Conan, Col, Howrsensy, In sa” | TRAVELLERS’ DIRECTORY. mess 7 AS Throat Relieve the Haclong Coogh oe Consume U™TED STATES MILITARY ROUTE. INSTANT RELIKF STOP 1UUR COUGH itis, }» Clear 5 PURIFY YOUR BREATH ™ Ry “ “Mrensnte ficecte ar Cc ® STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE oC OB hg en. SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELERS. Fow are aware of ths importance of cheoxiig & Cough or “Common Cold” in its firat stage: that | On and after Monday, September 23. 1°61, Pas- " brea EETH. > i : 7 senzer ‘Trains between ASHINGTON and ee eee M. Leones, Beate Harento: aod patentee SPALDING’S wins cies would sisie ts nen et sultan aefeliows: NE 5 A s , * ome: .”” eontal: 7 it. et - A - Heailisthereeman Sicounty tore” | Mgrasesrom at oe ae a Gow | THROAT CONFECTIONS, | Siaies Pein cone par comeeseine «ltcrping tapromeleare, WaahinctonS a,x. Ar ‘The stern call issounding, but sounds not in vain, | sgnnot wear others, and no person can wear others pea BROWNS | whee ube 12 my Throat New York F, as bain Geen ney, From bili-top and valley, from prairie and piain, | who cannot wear «| Raving made me often arees chic, | Morning Accommodation leeve ington 7.39 A host bas arisen, standing << - os geting gt my ofc css pa corcmmacnee GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN, TROCHES | peren® Re P. WILLIS, | 42M Arrive gt Baltimore 8.104. Mi Phiadeiphis ‘asane azvune yer ibe Union to sane, . i Seostetrommenk ce Pa ty ind oon eae LECUR ESP BROWN’S | .“1 recommend their use to Pystie | Evening Express leave We"ington 2.50 P. x. ? ‘s , . 8tro 7 . 8 27 ort bgt “The of the free and the home of the brave.” artoan froducey the, St ERT. PLATE will be GOOD FOR sheuniis . oa PRARERS. REV. E. H. CHAPIN. MEiNtw Yona yt M5 rae a Proudly again the old “Banner” unfold. ens In this o1t-No. 338 Pa. avenue, between | GOOD FOR y ® va | @Toat nervice in subduing Hoanss ening Accommo.'ation lesve Washington Btand for the “Union,” and never cry hold, mh ‘and 10th mg “also, ‘907 Aron street, Phi.sdel GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVEs, | BROWN’S Eee.” REY. DANIEL WISE. Par Arrive St Ba.timore 750 p..; Harrisburg Kaa the love Stat and Serpents | ass — TROCHES| tie graf tneisnag poles | Leave RAINE MOVING SOUTH yy ov’ . n Ot a a ve New York st7a * “ade! a ae breathes not a foe. : i BROWN’S | ‘0 Astan. 2 M., Baltimore 345 P.M. Arrive at Washington 530 March forth to the contest, and conque? ye must, GAS FITTING, &c. SENT!EMEN peat “REV. A.C. EGGLESTON. | you umeres ‘ Who 8; bt for the truth, in God put your trust, S| SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. | rpocueEs| “ Contayn no Opium or anything | Leave New York até P.M; Philsdel ha 10 30 Pr. Go forward to conquer, or for liberty fall, WM %. DOVE & CO, TED WITH BROWN'S injurious,’ R.A. A | 5 Sl =e a.M. Arrive at Washington 640 Por that “‘star spengled banner” says freedom to Axe ow propared to execute any erders with LADIES ARE DELIGH = «|. “A simple end plessact combina | Acoommodation Trains leavs Baltimore at #4) isowan tes arouse ve, the Union to save, PLUMBING, ens o EAM FITTING SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. | frRocHES| yc. Cogent, So eeiow. (ie gad5 ru nae = at beterses assess 1035 “The land of the freeand the home ofthe brave.” | gr» Store on sth street, a few doors north of CHILDREN CRY FOR BROWN’S icoteils Boston, |, Uieeuger trains qpzing Washington ato 4 Farewell, brave Learts, ye who come home no THROES t ees es .3 ire! SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. | zrocnes| “ Beneficial in PEW TLANE, iM make direct oonncetions for Annapolis atthe more, E sk = Wen sroct you. pgsin on that beautifel shore, .— BROWINS |. coy navapoeved. yeas eneetiant one ingens ‘gaze Ancspolie for Baltimore and Wash {here the deeds of this life in perennial bloom, | J ER, ‘BER AND GAS FI ‘R, | They relieves Cough instantly. TROCHES| Weeett a” sssonser Trains leaving Washington at 6a.™. Survive the dark shadows which bang o'er the | Mtigg is the crmat 9 Twa one ahl'| vine clear the Turoat, Pe eer ane a timore at 5 a. x: and gt. i |@ is prepared to introduce Water and upon : B iy ‘ ” ‘clay Ho who for ractu shall have laid bis life down, = favorable terms, and guarantes en! They give strength and volume to the voice, Junction. W the 4 Shall find it a, and a brighter crown jon. a FROCHES Sy Passengers are requested to take the Ac- i aes uere: & lot of COOKING and other | They impart a delicious aroma to the breath, gcommodation Trains or the Reguisr Tonnage GUall rest on kis brew, and fedelevermere OVES, whieh 2 will sell Toes than oaets sas, he | Tey mpar BROWN’S t wishes them. Arouse ye. arouse ye, the “‘Union” to save, “'The land of the free and the home of the brave.”” ——_--o+e- WORK IN THE GARDEN. Celery. —Continue to earth up Celery as it may require it, when the earth is dry. Spinage and other Greens.—Keep all grow- ing crops of Greens properly weeded and thinned. Karly Cabbage —Plants of these may be set GAS FIXTURES, E Have in store, and sre gary resniag Gas FIRE UR, 'S of entireiy New Patterns and oo oo nd Finish, superior in sagt to gnything her: re otier din this market. ¢ invite citizens genera! 72 gall apd exain: © our stcok of Gas and W: ix sree, feeling aolscted stock ir All Work in tae ‘will be promptly atte t that wo have the best MYEZUS & Mo@HAN. out the latter part ofthe month where they | erst! nee 575 D street, are intended to stand for the winter. Prepire oO! FICE OP 4ND SEALER the ground well by diggingand manaring, and #BRS, make ridges to run east and west if convenient Bro ra 18, 1880, Set the plants eighteen inches apart on the SY GIVE. ofthe ordinance of the res ge, bou: the middi th igned is Borth side of the ridge, and abou: the middie oxed Bag 1 ihe undersigned | -—Plants of these should be set poree ted op Fey Cr any conte, to inspoot in cold frames, as they ere the a ap ation af ART eRe moter in ae in & woikr? of glass during winter. ey may be pre- ater, nud “neorrest, served in this way set and out Ta spring, when | $211 Snother, scaled and marked aa true, will If proved to be acouraie in its measuiement ofeas, is will be sealea acco-dingly, it in porition for uae. 'd frosts are over. Lettuce —Plants of hordy sorts may be sot outin a warm border, and a portioa in cold ona IS” Seectrees sirees, (sear. Odd Fel- frames for early spring use. C! LEB W. CUNNI sith. Root crops —Take up and secure Beets and | _!¥!8- if _Inaveotor and Sealer of Gas Meters, Carrots, the last of the month. FRUIT GARDEN AND ORCHARD. Gathering Fruit.—Continue to gather fruit 2s it approaches maturity sufficient. iy; observ- ing that this should bedone when fruit and trees are dry, aud done by hand ifit be intend- ed for keeping. Neither Pears nor Apples should be permitted to get quite ripe on the trees, nor are they fit to be gathered until they will part at the stem by a gentle twisting, and without breaking it. Planting Trees.—We prefer planting the hardier sorts of fruit, such as Appies, Pearz. &c., in the Fall, and the sooner ii is done the better, after the fall of the leaf. The ground should be got in readiness at once by d ploughing and manuring. It should at least put in the order required for a good crop of corn, doth to preparation and manurin; Very little manure need be put immediately about the young tree—a shovel-fall or two of compost is the best. We prefer manuring ye ground merally and on the surface, sufficiently to keep the trees growing thriftily and strongly. It is desirable to have the soil very well dcatnad and a: deeply ploughed as its character will admit, in advarce of plant- ing ; we deubt the propriety of any deep culti- vation after the first year’s growth of the young trees. Dwarf Trees—In the fruit or vegotable garden we should plant none but dwarf trees Raspberries.—Every family should have an abundant supply of this fine fruit. Shoots of this yoar’s growth should be planted in rich, well prepared,-and rather moist soil. Someof the best varieties are Brinckle’s Orange, Fran- oonia, Red Antwerp. Cut out all of the old wood from your stand- ingeanes. The new wood which will bear the fruit next year, should be cut back to thre and @ half or four feet in length. Itis as weil, WALL, STEPHENS & co. 322 Pannsyivanta Avenvz, MILITARY AND NAVAL MERCHANT TalILORs, AND READY-MADE CLOTHIERS, AND EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN GENTLE- MEN’S FURNISHING 60: y ae6-1f inte Repub.) RMYB CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, m ualiliss for officers. Yocket Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Sus- penders, Umbrelins, Undershirts ard Drawers, &0. One price ouis, marked in pinin ficures, PERRY & BRO., 00 9-5t Pa avenue and "DHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPE invite the attention of the Army An L id Navy to their full cerpie of MILITARY and NAVAL FURNISHING GOODS, suoh as Indigo Blue Cloths and Doeski Caps, Epaulets, Laces, Shoulder Sere res, y Ali ENT FILTERING CANTEEN, Orders in that line ote solicited, H.F. LOUDON 3 Naval and Military Merohsi iy eoSm 362 Pa av.. under Bre T CARRIAGES, HE Subecriber having made addi fact king it now one of the large: he’ I t, where his fac a ring CARRIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS of all Kinds cannot be paseed, and from his long experience in the busi- ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction. All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept “Al REPAIRS neatly done, ant all orders Pigrcoal kant Gath os tak: hi for eon: Lit ri en _ in exchange La new ones. RNDREW y JovCs The lovers ferrer of Fourteenth and F re ins GAME OF BILLIARDS will find in tities nuiao BILLIARDS! << ry EMRICH’S FINE HALL, Bowever, to defer this till early sprin; , when 5, = = 4 the best shoots chould be selected and all but | Co™*ro Peansy Cones Mae SOE Tith omrait, three or four taken out entirely. two of the most admirable Fooseberries and Currants.—These should TABLES be planted out late in the month, in good deep in the United States, with every comfort and garden soil. convenience Fruit “tones and Seeds.—F ruit stones of all aust for the players. WY AtcHREpAlg ING ANDSILVER WARE MANUFACTORY. I have one of the best establishments, and nished with a complete set of tools for repair ing every description of fine Watches, and | geo Attention give to the same, by sorts should be kept in moist earthy or put at once into the ground ; otherwise they will not Vegetate in Spring. The seeds of Apples, Pears, 4c., should be kept in dry sand. Strawberries.—StPawberries may still be planted and should be mulched with litter or sex. | NervousHeadache te, uable as a Lazative, improving the apne Trein, wl ich wil bave passenger car a! ‘Trains wil: leave the ly wpen card-time They are delightful to the taste, yashingten Depot prompt They are made of simple herbs and cannot harm Hoarae- ‘hroat, 30 “ EyrzcTval in removiny WRKOCHES and Irritation of the ‘ Me 2 Ail articles of freight (not contraband of war) any one. BROWN’S | Qoayen with Sraakers sid SING: | willbe transported over the line Remon Tonnage Rt of. M. STACY JOHNSON, z _ iil eave Baltimore atéa ue Leave Wesh- I advise every one who has 8 Cough or a Husky | “ROCHES wes ec Grease, Ge. Wns ceaar of ioe Shortens of Ware Voice, or 8 Rad Hreath, or any difficulty of the | BROWN’S ae a Oclice R, F MORLEY, Geners! Mannger, Throat, to get a package of my Threat Confec- when takes bofore | THOMAS H. CANFIELD, Asuimtant Manager, Sintrasted to eureare | tions. They will relieve you instantly, and you | FROCHES wnen token before LNon +&s thoy prevent G3 will agree with me that “they go richt to the spot.’ You will find them very useful and plearant while traveling or a‘tending public meetings, for stilling your Cough or allaying your thirst. If you try one packaco Iam safe in saying that you will ever af terwards consider them indispensible. You will find them at the Druggists and Doslers in Medi- oines. PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS, SPECIAL NOT! i SU? Leave WASHIN Vat? p. m. for NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA, From New Yors aud Philsdelphia, arriving in Washington atéloa.m. RF. MORLEY eel BROWN’S| : TROCHES| var BROWN’S WROCHES de i-lr General Manager. EAM WEEKLY Br TWEEN ©» W YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CK AND S¥ ERINe re eat embarking passengers at OY FOR PRESICK AND SUPE ni 7 ‘ My signature ison each package. ‘All others are J EY ALL wEEADE APILICTED EL yt SI to ey TEE ay i bbe anes ‘a APFLY THE REMEDY Se wet tron Steam : ‘sckage will be sent by mail, prepaid, on re al 3 LASGOW...... r u 3 ° FEALTH, CLYY OF BALTIMORE, . are fond Conte. i Wester cit ee oe tie etm ofany KANGAROO “ T3th: » jena of tnece Lamerous ailments we. eries frem im- rly, 5 , No HENRY C. SPALDING, Ane every Saturday, at noon, from Pier 44, North of the bl do yor ask? | rive No. 48 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK. | Ruaecese eS blood __. _ hatasene souras ef lile and health, ©2 Firat Cabia. = ———-—— SS $> gesnen’ Do. m, a6 the prise ini 5 ‘f © weer ing Nenrairis, the i: TYBIpel Do, taubtlo Sorefuls, the ar ¢ Rheumatism, Bteerage.. vous Dabisity, D apepsia, Liver Comp:aiut ‘ torpor aud de; jeoticr., and the nemboriees po, ‘2 ean is heir to, derive their hideous origin from the Do... to Sesstan - & cu RE oo jes! kindy then and gently with the bloed, Passengers forwarded to Bremen, Kot- se tho vitalising rezoarexe Of nature for itz aid. tod thes us io Sommene to your oonfidence and exe that traly vainabie medicament known as MAS, M. COX'S 10M, INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOOT. . winian, to thie alinost infallible frgeuke popular sentiment haa spoken in decided . td tha evidences of t effcacy are 8 tained by constant avowi ts and the hapyieet resu.is from other romedior aud the bert . Let us say, in nt gerss are not song Rotal, but thes 5 speotah! terdam. Antwerp, &o , at reduced througn {ares. Versons wishing to bring out their friends can buy pokeuat iow rates. a Yor further information apply ie ins fice, JOHN 6. DAL’ A re . ., 15 Broadway, N Ye. Or toQ. A. HERRING, Acams Express Baiti- ore. = INDIVIDUAL, ENTERPRISE EASTERN AND WESTEKN SHORE STEAMERS, J_8.K ryan CURE Of. kkmnds- Headache. By the uso of these Pills the periodic attacks o Nervous or Sick Headache may be provented; and { taken at tho commencoment of an attack imme- diate relief from pain snd sicknens will be obtained. NT,” Capt ““Piox pt. W. Norman, tes We, leavieg Light un their re he ot ot Camden. at7 o'clock A. Bs timore, —For Cambridge, Denton and Landings | Oh Choptank river, every WEDNESDAY and |SATCRDAY, reuiruing every Thursday snd For Annapolisand West River, every TUES- DAY and FRIDAY and returning ea «9 days. PIONEEK—For St. Michael's ant Kasi vis Mule’s River,every WEDNESDAY, aud return the same day. Spolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford every TRORSDAY,. returning te Briday ‘ polis, West Rivor, St. Michsel’s and “ley Dray ne! Acoat for the as trace ai my prices, ba. J. H. McLEAN'S ra Ke me via MMile’s River Ferry, every SATUR- oi seldom failin removing the Ni id JAN, returning every Mon@Sy by same rout Hudadato witch mnsieesrososniece “| STRENGTHENING CORDIAL | Pas ''tenthire’ ose dened Harton ‘They act gently upon the bowels,—removing Cos- AND SLOOD PURIFIER - | Parotost-M aid Miles’ Riverdroun siwoness. FHE GREATEST REMEDY wm the WORLD . Ae: tri 1). mee | Pare to SVoet River, (round Fare to Annapolis (:ound trip 75 oe! MEALS EXTRA. Freight must be prey . ok For Literery Men, Students, Delicats Females, Bnd all persons of sedentary dadiss, ther are rst- giving fone and visor to the digestive organs, and re storing the natural eiasticity and strength of the whole system. The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long investigation and carefully conducted experiments, having been in use many years, during which time they have prevented and relieved a vart amount of pain and suffering rom Headache, whether origi- nating in the nervous system or from @ deranged state of the stomach, ‘They ars entirely vegetable in their composition, and may be taken at all times with perfect safoty without making ary change of diet, end the ab- sence of amy disasresable taste renders it easy te Sdminister them to children, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! The genuine have five signatures of Henry C Spalding on each Box, Soid by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi and tho moat Duuiciovs and DELIGHTFUL barf and Office, LIGH of Camden. Balturors. CANNON, - Sehrore CK. CANNUN, _ NORTHERN & Sees CENTRAL RAILWAY. | SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, N, Batmore, May 18, 136i. al * LT TRAL RATUW SY }» until further notios, TRAINS NORTH. 15 A.M, S ats P.M. URG ACCOMMODATION at 8 P. ‘The 815 4. M. train counects at Relay House | With trang on the Weatern Maryland Railroad; Jn: ction with Hanover and Gettebure i t York with York and Wrigittsvile Railroad; at Harr ehure with ney 'vanis Rail- road for ai! parts of the West, aleo with Lebannon Vailoy Kailrond to New York derect; st Northum berland with L. aad B, Pail All ate PRE eines, BAN S STRENGTHENING CORDIAR |e! parts ( Wycomiay Yate od si eanteane J Peetwaily iver Camplaizt, Dyapspsia, Jawa- the Philadelphia and Erie Kelrond jor parts coarse manure as winter approaches. ted ‘Alon, store doesent a. med of H A A Box will be sont by mail prepaid on reasipte 8 ity, Diseases of tae Kida Noribern Penosyiveat _ noe, york. FLOWER GARDEN AND GREEN HOUSE. Wi RE, pisin and ornamental, manufactur ‘auder | PRICE, 28 CENTS. tions, except Hapover Rar: a, Wrightennte Rose>.—Roses which it is designed to keep | M7 v¥0 supervision, which my customers will find . : . Railroad and tho Lebaunon Valiey Rail: Ses Ghia Shecé-duct : hould b far superior in quality and finish to northern wa Al! erdora shonid be addressed to ‘Theo P.M. trarn makes connections with Penn- in at 3 winter, should now be put | soid by dealers tn general Got conated 6g their HENRY C. $PALDING, sy.vants Railroad for ail parts of the West, and Inge nen” Acoma ofS panto woll| Seen naw rasan gD <0 Cenan rms Now Vout pergeme >: ir retted sod, and two of deco: a a 3 5 OR : —_—-— Mail at610P M.; Expro-e st 745 A, M.; Harrie sand iv good preparation for them. | “QigRPROPEAN HOTEL, KEP? BY F, peptnaty arene bate Agsomaedation apg me a Dahisas.—Dablias will make their finest | avonu> and Kisventh chant ile been from the Ezaminer, Norfolk, Va. jase om the kis, cad Fever For Tiekete and infor stion inquire at the loom this month. Keep them neatly tied up, improved ny mp AI now offers and water them well if the weather be dry. Sion for the patrousge of olfizens Tulips, Hyacinths and Narcisst.—Prepare out hie prion + od Roar e ony, mie bed for these by d g in deeply a good dressing of well rotted manure. aa Ver -—Pat in cuttings of Verbenas, and layers already rooted should be put in pots. lar! ws Plants —These may now be divided and transplanted. Gladiolus —As soon as leaves and stems re oF. take up roots and put them away in ar. Chrysanthemums —As these come into bloom, keep them neatly tied up, and give them ‘8D occasional watering with liquid manure Heliotropes and Summer Chrysanthe- mumas.—Put in cuttings of these. Gr enhouse Plants—already housed, should have plenty of air in all fine weather, and be on Penn. avenni his accommodations permanent or transient bosriore unexoeption- abdio, 8 ead ae Srrangements of the European Hote! have Siready become very popn lar. being tean be ceaired by the most fa 2 idious, The propristor pledges unremitted atten- on and continued i:hern’ expenditures to give sat- on to all, and thus renews his il to give the Ruropaan Hote! a cail. GUN BOATS ‘termaster General’; s P ba themed City, July 8, fin. 'LANS anD Srecivications for hulls oats for the Weatarg tor ‘are on exhibition ‘at Pittsburg. Cinoumadt St Lomita alee at o ul , St. 5 Boats £0 be deli Saito. Hide sh jo 4-ty ‘ered at sent to Qugrtorme: iter Geuerai of the U: nited States “tyringed freely tokeep the insects down and ues Washing erie ae Cc MEIG: — clean jy19 Brig, Gen’i and Quartermanter Gen'l, ‘elargoniums, Mignonette and Sweet ean at oa ; part ¢ house oh ‘aper, Scarlet Pelargoniums, Salvias, Bouvar- dtas—and other tender plants wing in the borders should be potted and placed ina frame partially shaded Cactus —Place these in a warm light part 1 Papers constantly on buae received every 6 of the oountry, invitation te | Boho, se: Cairo. Kids ahould ba | Bume in the form of @ Rose, and tens Cophalie Pilla are said to bes remarkably © Cophalio Pills eocomplish the object for whieh ‘Ticket Ofkon, 7 wero made, vin: Cue a { bh Calvert sane Baltimore, rms, . CLARK, Sup’t, RR we OkKrm 6 in wil ite GVFRA MIBBION BOTTLES have been cold du From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. ‘Fhoy have been tested in more than a theasan« LEAVE FOR Mo lcngeaee cue mre be (Me ica pine Camden and Amboy and Philadel hie and fad Bistes: 10 rf ep” La La- With entire success. ‘ Sadi ike BERPata FO NEE oa ae From ths Democrat, St. Cloud, Minn, peg mal AGES from WALNU . Iron are, or have ben ‘troubled w ith the head. pollo sai epi ANb KENSINGTON DEPOT wi eave as fol mel fo) x,(Ceglaio Pil oO ! " , may have thein in case at anattac! = i EGkRI AtéA M, vis Camden and Amboy, (C, and A. Ascommodstion.) Al6GA. M, vin Camden and Jersey City, (N, J. Accommodation ) ALA. M-, via Camden and Jersey City,;(Morn- -) WS A. M.. via Keusi ington and Jersey City, estern Ex ) ot there, gouselous of | From the Western H.R. Ganette, Chieage, Iu, We heartily end Mr. Spalding, 3 rivalled Uephalio Pills. pees tee From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, Le. WO THK LADIZ3, MeLBAn's STi gm roas. ad M., fs Camden and Amboy,( Accommo- ‘Try thom ! you that sre afflicted, and'we are aura | GS4,t22 i*' 37,68 a that your teat bo added to drous iat that Sar resell baselia atss fs thar ae ve Camdea and Amboy, (C. and A. | M., via Kensington and Jereey City, ; (Exenize Express.) Atos PM, via Kensington and Jersey City, med other medioine oan produce, From the (Caxetts, Dgwmport, [ewn, Mr. Spalding would not + an article he iia not bnow to? yomean teat meric THESE [6 eter we tong: Piso (Second Class Ticket. a Pp. M., vis Camden and Jersey City, (Kvening Mail. From the Advertiser, Providence, R. f, M.. via Camden and Jersey City, (South- ‘ia Camden and Amboy, (A: oa clit and passsnger, Firvt Claas Trekor) ‘rei ly. . aon ape daly ‘The 11% P. act a meen), PRO CE Re | eteus tore.” medy for the headache, ant Sinpiaint wick very beet for that vw went oe has ever been discoverel’® renee, saree | in % i For Belvidere, 2 mbertvtule, Fleming- i tea heana; and wate rate vie ond Song Booka. Zp immerse demand for the artiele (Cephails eave itd CORDIAL ene At ! Spe, Ro. at 718 "A. Sead Oe P. Me m Ken- Faso te parr MEY ‘deald be as supp ovks for sum: reading, | Puls) is rapicly incroasng. =e Este, Bits, te sal i a Water Gap, Stroudsbarg, Scranton, W: Placed ine dry cellar—American Farmer. | gA,ettp serortment of Juveniiog— ‘Mayne Reid's | From the Kanawhe Valley Star, Kancwha, ¥e. reer Sakon | From Kensiupvos ort oak, Sane: % Ha ns ” We are sure that persons enfforixg with the head- Rall . I Im all Germany there are only 1,665 law. | * “isevuntol 1) ta per ont. onall bound books | gdhge Mea'nre thet Peraons enflering wit ma *f National Booka tora. 27% Pa! av. I CASH NOTICE, N Consequence of our having to pay yers. ————— EBADQUA ‘TERS POR CLOTHING, HATS ‘ Hier eies ‘. 409 Boar SL, Opposite | every article of g: re purchase, we SS Se tw FPR EMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY pA Mat iE CEOTHNG he men ant ‘se wear, whi Bre a6) at WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. 2 aa WALL, SfePhENS tS Oapital............8200,000. jor Clotol dk Ropar ond 10th sto, GPessemner O sirset and Lowssiona ov., over Bans | (MAPS OF TRE SEAT OF WAR —A splendid y Washwarton. Alt i ‘ocket o! ee men INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY | et hoa? Drocsing ‘tw : ae. i ak Hooks Gad Stationery of all nde, Pee suere — vim! }» Bani ‘and, Views of Wi meri Badges, hing - ton, American ‘aud Foreign Magazines, Dai 7 ‘aud Weekly Papers. FRENCH & RICHSTEIN’S jations! Bookstore, (Intel. & Repub.) 27% Pa. avenue. 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I, Cephalic lilis are taking the place of all kinds, From the Commercial Bulletin, Doston, Mass Said to be very efficacious for the headache, From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio, Suffering humanity can now be relieved, “pipet Wiser eet pemrest b nat ate tin —— Por Mount He iy atGands A. M. and? and os ror Bristol, Trenton. Kon as TiO", M6 and P.M. from Kensington, and ae Parse ainut street w. . For Palmyra RB arta. er ong Soret, “¥ din ton. Flore ‘Steamer Trenton for asia ate” Po a eres i> For New York ry Way Li: en Kensingt take the j wegen and iy by neta tataeraa teat | Rove Oa a balfas boar Safe dep jare The {D> A angie bottle % McL EAN’S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT from the de,ot. will reli Pein almost iustantancously, and it will clean, u pounds of baggage only alig to Spalding’s Prepared Glue parity aud heal the fowlest cores in an incredible chert time, polar ser. Passoagenee rotlbfted From cates FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS. ay" ng as baggage but their ing 8 . will save ten times its cost annually, bEAN'S CELEBRATED LINIMENT is the cnly eafe Al age over ii nds to Ue paid for "3 PREPARED GLUE mbragina hatte fe, gens Ree teh per gualecet aes SPALDING'S D GLUE! evil, Fistula, O1d rab ir any amount beyo one hundred do!lare, SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! eat Reels, Cena caiat | °XOePt by specimi contract. M.H.GATZMER, Agent. BRE CHAT Noo the, Cuts, Seres, or Wounds, {iis an infallibl Pry has vested eed Sete eek ‘Then trife ne lenger wim ihe many Sorthiew binimenie oem’ te you. Obtain 2 ou of Dr. MChEAN'S CKLE- SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! SAVE THE PIECES! OA. ECONOMY! DISPATCH oil cure vou, On and after May 16tn, 1861, Pitas = WPA Stircu in Trae Saves Nuva” eo pe amar vie na Pacem ihe tmore.-oMails except Su day) gt ook inex RLES TOTT, a. 27, sole agent fo ress y . 0 tn le 7a, See Peta pas | eee eee ate SE rey eta tia ae reagent way for repel ‘wre: Foye | (SUNDUATS rox tux WESTERN RIVERS, SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUK nop UBEFUL IN EVERY HoUsK.” sitet HENRY No. 48 Cedar FOR WAY FP ASBENG Betwoen Balti: * Train; betw. apo ssh Ae: Quanreumas: Gunma. ye Ourice, 18 ore. i Wackintion, Tene fi if 2 settee at tweets Now Vana P Ika. U, my ND. sh eee fee izpreee ates A. rhs aa AYS at 445 P. M. only. 4 ew York trains except 45 P. M. q % irre Hire eee te eit ‘. Pascoce ware ard the 2 SI of Mm Sap pant of “All Colored Persons must give bond before entering the CATS. Wa. CRAWFOR TRE WEST et ILROAD CENTRAL RAIL F New York o'ty daily. Sundays to! From Chambers street my 00am sine + itadeon, River Railroad $ [Brom ste st. station, ~ Fy Boffalo wath sleeping: wort = i x fot ‘ cote ry s Batavis, Rome, s1ations on end Ri ‘Syracuse, N cers Felis, apensi rBridgenn bare Geneva. aie New YorrCes bee to que, Peoria, Rock Ieiand. tine, lows City, Bur’ nd Quirey, ‘ie . Alton St. Louis. Cairo, 1 jo taeate. | anepoiis, ie inein bus, C “4 ann al: pots West, Northwest ead Bouts. west NORTHERN ROUTE. Co: it bh Trains st Jroy, with Troy & Boston and Reve. &warators Doeds for Whitehall. Ro Point, Platts &e {17 Freight Airangemoents by thie route se above. withsot chanre of C trom the Depots in Cham snd Canal streets.are at all times ae vorahie as made by othr Railroad Companies, tacilities of this grest New Vork Koat», ta the West fenomny it = oe sh'ppers jor promptress dirpate! Pass: er tratcs. with Smoking and 12 Connection op the New York Cont ‘ars as to | train and freight ar atib oe Warren ot Was F- SMITR. Buperiatendent ———___ + Sa tt. Superintendent. _ ae he ea Leaves the lower end of U TON Balti more, west side, AILY, (Sundave ineloded,)at 8 o’elook P. DM. taking passen; bt and Washingto fi Kew Yort, Bee: rattan Pi ew ¥ ro 2, m, York, * West, immediate! rt} the Express Train from New Youk snd Philadeiphia. ‘he following is the Sohedu.e : om New York to Fort Monroe and back...9i ‘rom Philadelph a and 10 naok. ‘rom Ba'timore and baok...... sees U7" PROCURE YOUR TICKETS.C} ont: Now Yerk-os the Now Jersey Railroaa Office vt of Co nd str ie! at the Company’s office N. W. an a Sixth and Ligaen streets, or at the 5 i ree! wae timore. on beard the Steamers. foot of Union Dock. RUGH O’'CONNER, Passencer Ag nt NEW, YORE Bak EM AND NEO AR von For Absny—il:00 a. m. eXpress train from isine—4™ p. ing at White piaine sad tations porth'ts Dover’ plaies freee (This train will run to Millerton every Eaturéay 3) roton Falle—8:158. eon atall sta- veer Staton, Fordham fro nabih wreck station. ‘or hite Pisins—2:3), 4:10 5:00 pm. stop- Piper White Plaineo" Sp. me stopping arail ate- tons from W hite street #tatror ridge—7-3, 11:15 &. m. and 8:90 p. M. stopping at mils from 27th street station. . . will leave— pany —9-00 &. m. iset express train. ver Paine 530 & m. (This train leaves Mir lerton every Monday morning et 58, m.) Croton Fatie—6 p. m. White Pinine—Cic, 3-00 = ; Wi hams Bridgo—s:3, - & 1200 p.m. Sunday trains will leave 4th Avenue ourner 22d nl for Central Park, Yorkville, Hariem and High 1:0 p id very f~ from 9:00 a. m. to m. JOHN RURCHILL. Aect Papi, NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL- ROA ‘assenger Trains leave via Pavo- Ferry and ime Dock, from foot of Cham ‘ers t. New York, as follows, viz: “00's. im EXPRESS for Duvkirk, an¢ Buffalo, Stauone. interme” ia * “tole: me MALL. for Ducking, and mtormediate Siatiore—th us Train remains over Dight at Eluvire, rocesds the next morning. ake ™ MILK dail , for Otevitie, and inter. eS ms. mi ACCOMMODATION, dail 9, for Port ervis, : inet ne <0 om. Wa \. for ‘Middletown, Newborgh, in * Rte Be me, Nicht CXbaess. daily, for Dun- ick, Bultaio, Cansocsig principal Stetious re Tratn of Saturday stops at all Mail Train Stations, and runs only to kimira. € 0 p.m.. ACCOM. MODATION, for Hornervilie, Stati snd principal Staticrd AS. MINOT, Geo'l Saye. Reoriver. NATHANIFL MARSH, Pe en ee iy the id stperior BRA TROL Eee SR Te! strength and > put pares! a3 tothe 1a lon. ‘8, 7 ‘ihl-» touching at N. coach way M., touchi ie Beeeare. Thuredsys snd ‘Ml.. touching st oy each way. and comfort of . who rene amighia eet an tonsa, aad ob arm on au "Dllow! I the : OF may reroain on beard until starting of the Acct 4 ite apelandeed A bagenge master is to each steamer, who reoeives and tickets bexcage, acoom- panies the same to its destination. steam ection with thie Line be- = n Fell iver aad Provelense daily, except 8. Freight to Boston 1s forwarded th: bh with ; dispaton by an waprees Seale. — wegres iver everr mo: ni: me . ‘cepted, 3g 0’clook for Boston ard ‘New re » Srriving at lectination at about 1] A For ay pareace, Spe on board. or atthe on Pier No.3 ‘orth re For state rooms them in sdvaccs, to Wit BORDEN Ae © sound Tl Wert streei, NY. saree ge rdopenage Binion ang ong ington