Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1862, Page 4

tne eer re, THE EVENING STAR. AHOMILY ON A SOMILY. BY DOUGLAS A. LE VIEN. I bave read, witty Saxe, your last verses on Ex- e 8 N. PLR E’S . ARMY. CORDIAL. (its a ga me I Aave played—althorigh never for luere,) And if you but knew it as well as J now It, You weald find, oh most genial and execlient teach @ lesson mere useful than one To be gleaned from the sentence—‘I'll play it alone '” -relianee, know, is an excellent trait, The! vanced guard of Selence who patiently war Unti! Tint# haw Geveloped the Truths they pro- ela! Deserv ‘h Ulsee on the record of fame, And ofien in * ag in Euchre, l own . You makea Big Marcis Phen you “play it alone.’, But to “go it alone” yor oa po in = Yeu must hold the Big t 4. 2 secure you the tric} So fast nett too much of the knav® may be shown In a selfish desire to aged alone.’’ nt the game descr{bsas a “trivial strife” ine a moral to point for the Battle of Life. th It istbis: When the cards are dealt round on the In presenting this delicious beverage to the Public, it isnot our Entention to herald it as a quack medici: 2e, that will cure ali diseases and Sffections that human nature is heir te, but that it is purely ® eombination of most delicious frutts, distilled under our own personal super- vision, having 140 deleterious or injurious admix- tures so commom with many compounds forced upon the Public. in ‘the shape of Tonics, &c. PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL will become one of the most useful cand at the same time healthful beverages that hay: ever been offered. We take much pleasure in. thus presenting It, particularly to Soldiers, who tare exposed to change of weath- er, climate and ¥ ardship, as the best Invigorator that can be four d. hand Ac#@ tep often in life, in You md on such stand, b player look: xlously-into bis hand, how benia partner ill luck can KT If cheered by the soudd of your voice, ‘‘I°ll as- - sist.” The great Galileo, imprisoned and bound, In the depth of bis sorrow thia ayenpethy found : | When sagry Dominicans hurled at bis head All the wrath on which bigctry’s passion is fed, A fale form appeared through (he dungeon’s dim SAM’L. N. PIKE & CO. SOLE AGEINT IN WASHINGTON, D. C., ‘mist EMILE DUPRE, And a daughter's soft voice whispered low, “1711 assist.”” 320 Pi (NNSYLVANIA AVENUE, What's the worth of this world, if designing and sold, Y ifishly seek ail the honors to hold, Repelling yar neighbors, with glances of stone, And the words, harshly spoken, ‘1’ll play it alone ‘’” No—no! higher up on bumanit ts he who can cheerfally say—' "Phen tn love ! Ub, rash poet! if she whose bright Are gazing in your's with a tender surprise, 5 Should apply to your own case the moral yeu’ve 4 quictly-tell you to play it alone!” A ulet jou to ** With what passionate ardor those lips would be CINCINNATI, October 29, 1561. I hereby ce rtify that, in accordance with the law regulatin, ¢ the sale of Alcoholic Liquors in the State of O! bio, I have inspected 8.N. PIKE’S ARMY COR. DIAL, and find it free from pol- sonous impurf ties. I also believe it to possess high medicina | properties, of a tonic and astrin- kissed gent characters Tut ert once more the soft words— In testimony whereof, witness my signature this 29th day of October, 1861. DAVID O’CONNELL, M. D., Chemical Inspector uf Alcoholic Liquors for Hamilton county. Then shuifle the pack! Cut thecards once again, And let a vew moral awaken your strain ! Go! teach to the world that the battle of life May be ligbtened to all wuo take part in the strife, i the generous lesson tins taught be not missed, And each man to bis neighber will say—“ I’ ll as- sist!” {New York Weebly Argus. — wee —_— HOME-MADE PICTURE FRAMES AND WANGING BASKETS. ‘ First get a carpenter to saw out a frame of 5. N. PIKE'S the shape you wish. Gather together some pine cones, and a few nuts of different kinds, such as Brazil nuts, hazel nuts, hickory nuts, almonds, acorns, and tho like. Dark colored nuts are generaliy considered best. Take some of the largest pine cones and cut the leaves off, glue them around the small end of acone or the cup of an acorn, in the shay of a rose. (One of these on each side of frame willde. Then glue thickly around the outer and inner edges of the frame these leaves of the cones, and fill in the remaining spaces with the nuts, small cones and pieces of leather made to imitate oak leaves as profusely as pos- ble, leaving no part of the frame uncovered. ood taste in arranging them will, of course, add to the beauty of the frame when finished. After this is deae, glue around the outer edge of the frame some of the smaller cones so as to extend over the edges. A bunch of raisins on each side will sometimes add to the appearance, but good taste will dictate as to any additions. Alter the glue is dry the whole should be varnished with a soft brush at least twice, with good furniture varnish and left to get perfeetly dry before being exposed to the dust. They should be covered when the room is swept, as the dust is very difficult to remove. Some prefer a simple piece of paateboard eut into the desired shape, but such a frame is liable to bend and thea loosen the pieces glued to it. The nicest frames are made on founda- ARMY CORDIAL! No Mousehould should be without it. S. N. PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL! The most healthful and useful Tonic eatant. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! Rave the delicious Beverage at home. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! is distilled from delicious Fruits and Berries.) t whilein use. A great variety of mate- y be used in making these frames, which quite pretty, and cost only about one fourth the price usually asked for them where they are sold. The baskets for dried flowers are made in the same way on cocoanut shells for a foundation. The smaller ones should be used for this 5. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! Sutlers in the Army supplied on reasonable terms. purpose. a FRUIT HINTS. aes I have met with decided success in using to- stems as a preventive for the ch- borer. Frequent examinations since early last 8. N. PIKE'S I renew supply of stems as often as I deem advisa- aed fad no injury to the roots from them. also acted on Miss Mor: tive to the application of sal salt, ag special manures for the h, and with promising resul I sprinkle them on the soil to within about a foot of the trunk of the tree. My trees, which were inclined to be sickly and of puny growth, are now in splendid con- dition, and this season made very strong, healtby growth, and from summer pruning are sending out een, thick ere some sweeping nearly to the ground, affor: com. lete protection to the trunk from the phon sun. "Tat season, I used Gishurst’s compound for slugs on my pear and cherry trees. This sea- son I have used nothing but whale oil soap, which £ find quite as effectual and more bene- ficial to my trees, as it gives a healthy, bright color te the bark, and keeps the leaves fresh Jooking and free from spots. I apply it once a week or fortnight, as they may require, and the expense is but little more than that of com- mon soap, conna here five tosix and a quarter cents a pound. Instead of a syringe, 1 use a “ spay tee which has great forcing power, and its flexible tube renders it far superior to yringein application to the under-side of foliage. —H. C. Van Tyne, in Hor. TO TAKE OUT GREASE PROM THE LEAVES oF . BOOKS. After having warmed the paper stained with grease, wax, oil, or any fat iy whatever, take ss much of it out as possible by means of bietting-paper. Then dip a small brush in the essential oil of well-rectified its of turpen- tine, heated almost to ebullition (for when cold it acts very weakly), and draw it gently over both sides of the paper, which must be kept warm. This operation must be repeated as many times as the quantity of the fat body imbi by the paper, or the thickness of the paper, may render necessary. When t! greeny sabstence is entirely removed, recourse may be had to the follo thod to restore the paper to its former whiteness, which is not pore meer 9 restored by the first process: Dip brash in highly rectified spirits of wine, and draw it in like manner over the which was stained,and particularly edges, to remove Lo border, that would still present astain. By ploying these means with prveersention, Sone it totally — pear, F will assume its origin bs wean an the has been em- ployed on at ye written on with common ink, or printed printer’s ink, it will experience no alteration. Foe have revealed but one borer. e ARMY CORDIAL! Bvery @fficer and Soldier in the Army should use the Invigorating Cordial. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! Not only Officers and Soldiers, but the most delicate Lady, will find this Cordia a useful TONIC. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! Is not a quack medicine, but the most healthful and pleasant Beverage in use. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! Better than French Brandy, Whisky, or any strong Liquor. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! If you wish to keep in good health and spirits, use this Cordial. POR SALE AT THE PRINCIPAL DRUG- GI8TS IN THIS CITY, OR BY 8. N. PIKE & CO, 18 and 22 SYCAMORE STREEr, N&w AND BEAUTIFUL! 460 NINTH STREKT. I have just recei from New York @ very ai Pe Hake lowing gow he PAPERHANGINGS Parlors, oe clays nat CINCINNATI, OHIO, and ‘ ls. NT MATTRES We) 7h SOLE AGE, vu way Work 5D arsamas, i IN styles, sat the : . isatihierte rast WASHINGTON, D. c., Lola Berree : praivatre nosy EMILE DUPRE, $20 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Goshen bute "Naw Yorn, Ri Wints Cisars, &c, Sele ashe Roreat pies een tes, jo. 35 ESmnaye vary AVENUE, (Entrance ext Dre ) The tion of connoi: iasoureand the ublic gen- erally is invited to my stock ling Brandice, Wines ci qi fo. comprising jennessey. Ota. ies, Widow Clicquot, Moot & Ci ay Mam’s, Hi & Co., and Associates vi ere Champagn ‘ermartins, Amontilado uth Bide Mader ners ree, i ter Ol u Tas; ony jurmers' Orta; the oslebrated “WHC Club H rish, » Bourbon and ah 3, Jamaica and St. C: 088 Yu SMITH & BROTHER’S PALE CREAM ALE, SUPERIOR AMBER ALE, PORTER axp NEW YORK BROWN STOUT. The sbove CELEBRATED AMERICAN ALES are Brewed from the CHOICEST BAR- LEY MALT s® MOPS, and highly esteomed by those who have used them. Purchasers are re- quested to call and exsmine our superior stook, assured that they wil! find the BEST and PUREST articles, We have at all times a large stook ready for de- livery, in whole, half and quarter casks, suitable for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY USK, which we offer on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. 7 SMITH & RROTHER, Brewers, No. 158 & 160 West 13th st,, New York City. Orders by Mai or xpress promptly executed, ee 96m N BRIDAL GIFTS, Sipver SERVIC. FR Zz SILVER URNS, SILVER TUREENS SEV SILVER DISHES SILVER SPOONS and FORKS. i SILVER PITCH nes WAITERS, ; SALT CELLARS, With a great collection of small'r articles. suita ble for Bridal Gifts These goods areal! of our manufacture, of the most el it workmanship Snd firish, and we do not bel. » for variety aud quantity, are sur- passed by any other collection in the country. EPERGNES DIAMOND JEWELRY, FINE 9 eC. f & SONS, For sale by a9 pales HIRE, Ma. Established 1317, 0 re *t Baltimors, Ma, 502 ELEVENTH STREET. E. FISHER & BROTHERS, FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS. BaLtimors, Mp. The only place fits side of New York, where hn oan got a Silk Dress cicaned, restoring the ustreequul to new. Mortnoes, Delsines, and all kinds of Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken Spart, Crape end other Shawls, Table Covers, and Gent!eman’s Clothing, cleaned in the best manner, Leaving no stance in the cloth to injure it or make it more eas: ‘f to soul. N. B. Goods will be sent to Baltrmoro twice a week, and return with like promptnen: de 12 2w WM e PHILADELPHIA PROVISION STORE, 119 PENnsyavania AVENUR, wecen 19th and Mh s The undersigned, hayin; ahove, takes t % method of informing the citizons Ward that he has opened a first-class | tore, conducted simular to these for iasdelphia ts famous. be ly of POL and fre . ky M TON, &o. rr) A ‘. Sand VEGETABLES in soa in. Partiou!ar attention. is falied to his stook and | prices of BUTTER, C my Pnilade!phia Print Butter, Goshen and Western Renarve, Being determined to give the strictest attention to the wants of hiscustomers, and to keep every article in his line of the best quality, and sell at the lowest market prices, he hopes to merit a share of public patronage. Families will bo waited upon dai!y fer orders, if required, THOMAS R. WILSON, oan Agency, Ovvice oF LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., BANEERY Comnagr oF Pa, AVRNUR AND TanTH St, LEWIS JO. ‘UN, of our firm, having been on y the 1861, we are prepared to furnish, 8 of ay ° to parties investment, any amount of of convenient sizer, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO, MILITARY BOOTS, At Wromsa At Manufacturers’ No. 16 M pace. n, between ath and 9th ate. J. ROSENTHAL, alies’; Misses’ and Children’s Boots and Sno of every description. lower than ever, de i360 R. DU ONY BUGAR-COATED F MALE EG LAR PILLS Read the foliowing unsolicited encomi- um: cannot commend them too highly.” ‘hey Are the best Female Pilis extant.” ve used them with complet ooeas,”” them upon any consid guid not be without spend and effectively.” 4. id by S.C, UPHAM, ‘hiladelphts, in Waah- by S.C. FORD, oorner ith street _and Pa, Re, no 2-eoly TE. GODFREVO Tero DieRoR RAN ane WILL CURE lish eof diet a te ves requir o En, hes ae L5 aus ‘hey operate Price $1 Sent 310 Chesnut street ington aven' fio Of sixty-five yea: and will not harm the moat delicat stitution. it contains no minerais, * by 8. UPHAM, 310 Chesnut street, niladelp id in Washington by 8, C. FORD, gorner Iith street and Pa. ave. Bo 3% eoly ‘TEAS—TEAS—TEAS! Josr Recsived a prime lot new I a f BRO 3 b _de 4 Stawtf 353 Pa. avenue, nesr bth st. auperior 3, NE »& = BROWNING & KEATING S, de 4 Stawtf 353 Pa avenue, near 6th al. Cstawese GRAPES PAWBA GRAPES!! Fresh Catawba Grapes in excelient order and delicious ia flavor. ‘I'ry them, KING & BURCHELL, corner 15th st. and Vermont av. ¥ Desanpticon ay JOB orintine re 5 Cae For asle N NG's. '—Giti ze! Rete eg! » &0,—Sx000 . le, rates for Cash. CE: ie Setaeeaneey aig woe SREASURER’S OFFICE, T WaswineTon, D. U.. December. 1961, Holders of th Treasury Notes, with interest at 6 per oo le semi annually, issu: under the act of 2d of March, 1861, are informed that the interest on such notes to_the Ist of January, 1962. will be paid this office,on and after that day; » that su-h notes with a by the holder of such notes, show- lste,and amount of each note, est due thereon to said first january are lodged here, one day beforehand, | ° hostion. ned) F, E. SPINNE td reasurer. U. HE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform their patrons and the pubiic generally of be- ener also reapecttui'y invite attention of their Army and itive of Swords, E es of Swords, Chapesus, Hats. es, and Gold constantly on hand, ‘Warranted as repre wale hulat tendering teanks for the liberal petronace Wille: VO! co! Uan ere E J HEIBEROME & COg ee (Successors to H. F. Loudon & Co.,) CITIZEN, MILITARY and NAVAL TAILORS, | 2 Pennsylvania Avenue, { oc 16 eo8m MPORTANT TO MILITARY MEN! Rogulation Hats, Anne Recsntcs fas Fatigue Cape, Staff Caps made to onder with - Ay ie: FO) vices, = B. H. STI ENE i ar) otels. ones i tten’s Cork ly pt as Bar oe Cee NE NIC OMAN: § One 7-ootave four round corner Hal & 200, rt. itt Hots! ils ie by Lieut Gen. Winfield Scott, ROSEWOOD CHICKERING sic Store of ET: for Steinway Son’ Co.'s Pianos. MecPhithe Dace, pone: pppligationcoan Sy eel Sera Be home ates grey GOODS for the Tiere Seed Can Av of stock inours no obligation to wpe ep tet eae Sol v ALE. ria | GAS FITTING, &. Ww. Vv: 'e E New bes coats Gay’ orders ‘with . FIVTiNne 0” Store on doors north of be a Y other ES. ly es w¥) pee @A5 FIS@URES, URES of entrsly ow Paidorne aca Boutgue this market. We invite di » GAS riots uandea'tah Geka ak Sete Ses ioe ies to our care re iEAS 6 eva, DENTISTRY. NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLAST! BONE TEET Wirsovr Mera. Plats on Crasrs. OND. mar i-tf th amd 13th sts , Washington, tion of the prbize ‘to the following en of his impro : Feotn of hfe manthve re wil nor, change oo! ing three fourths lighter dp sy other 9 teeth or roots n be ex! Be the a 18! Ones can be inserted oyer them, jae roote will be le inoffensive, an never 4. No temporary teeth are ed, ‘mane: ones can be made immedi 7, orehy “4 we natural exgreasion of the face. the old syatein is frequently disfigured. 5. This work has been lly tested over five by many of the firet chemists and physicians o} country. Dr. has also invented & white ree metal fi ug, with which the most senmtive Teeth be filled without pain, and can build up a Re ung tooth on any side roots, which will last eh li me. The best of references g1ven—to Dr. V. Mott; Dr. Doremus, Professor of Chemistry, N. Y.; Hor Judge Wayne, of the Fememe Court of Washing. ton, and thousands of others. Call and examine for youreel no 8-6m PAsseneeR ‘TRAINS TO AND FROM Ads iMORE, WINTER SCHEDULE, SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELERS. On and after Monday, 198], Pas- agneer Traine. betweeh WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE will run as follows: TRAINS MOVING NORTH, Morning Express lonye ‘ton 6 0) a. Mm. Ar- rive at Baltimore 7, ‘hiladelphia 12.40 P. New York 6». w.; Harrisburg 1.15 P. x. Morning Accommodation leave Washington 7.40 4M, Arrive at Baitimoro$.30 a. mM. No conneo- tions at Baltimore. . New York Mail Frain—leave Washington at 1) oy ; &rrive at Baltimore 12.40 r, m.; Philadelphia New York 10 >. w. we Washington r we; Philsdel= December 3, jon Acc on—lea' 3.95 P.M. Arrive st Baltimore 450 P. phi 10,08 Pr, me. La > >. M.P.SHEDD, Agent, | , Evening Ezprere leave Washington § Yor r. M, more 6% hisdelphia 10.53 “ ork 4a. Tela. M. in Sandays at 3.05 ani . he 5 r.m. train from Washington connects Tocated himacif as | through to New York every day during the week, RAINS MOVING OUR, cave Now York et 7a. i4.; Philade!phia 11.90 a, Baiumorei® rm Arriveat Washington b52 Leave New York atér. 2; Philadelphia 10.59 p | M.; Baltimore 4304, Mm. Arrive at Washington 6.20 + Ms er w York atl pr. m.; Phill vo Ni Baltimore] 35 a.m. Arr Bt elphia 3.0 ashington M. Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at 9% | 4 M.,and&P.™ , for Washington, arrive there at * ington at AL | Junction o Agent tor'the Nat) } _det7 aot of Congress ef Tam | | | | } ENC Ey eae | Wy E OFFER PO ReTARY i REE ent oi s SCSTEE Me AP REA nvite er purchasers to examine welook, |. dgak ged iLa.M.And 7 P.M. On Sundays at 439 and 7.35 a. Mm on! Passenger Trains isaving Wasuington at7.49 a. m. Bad 3% P. w., and Baltimore at7.36 a. M eo P.M , make direct connections for Annapolis atthe Junct polis for Baltimore and Wash- nd 2.40 P.M. Trains jeaving Washington at 6.09 a, 60d Baltimore at 4.39 and and 3.59 Pp. M.. will stop only at Annapolis id Wasnincton ( Kelay) Junction. ws Eussengers must take the Accommodation sains only. Tra wil feaxe Washington and Baltimore Promptly upon card time, W. P. SMITH _Master of Tranaporiation, Halt. NOTICE. RESS try tal j is Com to the pubiic * Unequal A vantages” 1 Sale aad Quick ihepateh ot Heavy Freights, Pro, agen Valuabies, Mouey, &c. &o., to all parts of the United States. Expresses to and from the North snd West de- part from and arrive in pi ie twioe daily, if jxgresses Gre in charge of ezpersenced and velradle yy All aomagen J for The Boldiers carried at “onz rates, for the so-called “Confederate Statoe”” Contraband of War” be ‘esses leave New York at 1, §, oP. Pus ving in Washington area. id’ and bx es leave Philadelphia at 6.30 A - and H ‘es! Qrriving in ashington athe) ek, and rosses leave more at 4.20 A. M.and3P. a arriving in Washington at 6 AME and 6.30 exprosses for all points North and at leave ashington at 7.30 A. M. and 2.30 P. M, My Special Contracts for © quantities reight oan be plioatidn to t! difice. All Goods called for and dehvered {c08 of kxtra E. W, PARSONB, t Adams’ Express Com Washington, August 23, 1361. fy charges, harg: 7 A WA Gop AND SILVER ENGLISH, SWISS ND AMERICAN. i have now on hand a large stock of ali the most celebrated Watches, that I aim seiling-at the very lowest prices that good and reliable time keepers can be atlorded at JEWELRY on hai styles recei as id offered at the lowest Also strong id many other HAP HOOD. OPTICIAN rox A PRESIDENT AND MIL- Tq. 944 Penn’a av,,:Dorth side.) bet 13th and 13th asta, SPECTACLES, provided with genuine Rosk Crystal or Periscopic Lenses, mounted in gold, silver or steel, and suited with utmost care for every age and eyesight. FIRST 4) CLASS Mi MILIFARY FIELD) ARSE a In BOO] |, Compasses, em! e rruments, at the lowest Eastern prices, is which befo: oop ene BPHENS & CO.. 2 Pa. av., between 10th sts, m2? (intelligencer and Republican.) + BOYS’ © NG. We Have reovtted ridin te ‘and 10th sks, oer'aad Republica.) 322 Pa. av. 22 iatelligenoer CARRIAG: Tarr lo additiens to his malt REPAIRS neatly done, and all erders Penoad hand Carriages eh, be ity for cit PE Weare 2 VENvE, MI Eide Baiuotey *Y | AND HEADY-MADE CLOTHIERS, PP aceite 's patil OO OS om AND vO svly TEE a eenee | Has dissovered the most Coriaim, ™ “Tyustual Bemody ta ths FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPREDENOE. LET NO FALSE DELICA . APPLY IMMEDIAMELY. ea TRAVELLERS’ DIRECTORY. NOSTHERN cuNRAL BalLwaT sah nme. mere te . WEST, NORTH AND NORTHWEST. OR NO CHARGE, 4 GURE roe aD, Tw Ost A IN FROM ONE » m. The § s,m. train from W. fon connects Pol eee vi living lyre, may MARRIAGE. MARRIED PERSONS, or Young Men sentem: tees. bone, aware of ‘Weekes, ergeais a edi Spey wont he eare of Dr. J. tely epoo bie sbilea'e physician tums ae OFFICE No: 7 SOUTH FREDERICK 8ST. yearn ore tony Baltimore street, a few Geers from the corser. i} Bot to ebeerve name umber. must be paid end contain a stamp. DR. JOHNSTON, Member of the Roya College of ate frem ene of mest tenia 5 % etaked tal Bave entranced listenin, pape or ‘waked te soma: g cd F fi rin om tnt, for Pasvere: the West and is rect Ce 4 and New T fo 5 4 ors via Ceh Railroad Toute for York. Lisad alarme endden sounds, Bent dinsking, sometimes with derangement of Mind, were cured tmme- ty. = TAKE PARTICULAR OTIS. oung 1d wth be oaisdges Dense stra nee ecu J ine of Sehe joot jon Kk, at ad and melancholy effects od y ton rain, which oops Duh, vin: Weakpaus of th ok pe Pr os ‘os = M. N. FALLS, Pree’t. rangement = y, Symone of Gone sxeW Vouk AND LI EPO. And emberking passengers neenstown, erpool, New York and DIRNTALLY.—The fearful efeots on the il i aa y intend arapetohton fehl be dreaded—Love of Memory, Confusion of Hees, Deprosusn Forebodings, Aversion of Bociety, Self-Dis- Tisai di ttiron Steamahips as follows : Ow. VApgust 30. CITY _OF B. «10th, ty, #06., are seme of the evils KANGAROO, “ what ie an every Saturday, &t noon, from Preraac North OTICK TO ERA Capers: end Tesumed, VELERS. heaving ordered the or IMPRUDENCE. eis iunpredent rotary of pleasure of tile paint dinenss, it os often ppens chat an il ee of ahame or dread of discevery deters his from applying to those whe, from education aud respectability, can alone befriend him. bands of ignorant and designing as ce leh bi to oui = Passencers forwarded to ‘avre. Bremen, terdam, Ant reduced th atiow Olesya te Gee Or toQ. A. HERRING, Adams Express Baiti- Pt Monn nines NTE OFFICE, Canvane marion. iegtmore. say bein” | aged disease, = AE ussacn of he rt rer jend, mdtwide Besant caer wy teeaey arses ‘ered country from wheee bourne ne traveler reverus, DR. JOHNSON’S REMEDY a foaled WEAKNESS AND IMPOTE. : By this sod important remedy weakness of the peedily eured and full 4. Stones been immediately relic t, Physign! or Monta! Disoual- wer, Mervews Irrital 2 Exncention of the mori Onan T OF THE PRESS. y 18, 186i, Ons santos Cr" Isth, + Treins on paket es ae Rk R M. The 8.15 A. M, trai with trains on the Western TRIESEMAR. | #,Stmorerinnction Protected by Koyal Letters Patent of England, and secured by the Seals of the Ecole de Phar- macie de Paris,and the Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna ‘TRIESEMAR No. 1 - is the effectual remedy for Rataxgrion, Erea- MATORRH@a and EXHAUSTION OX THE SysTaM. TRIESEMAR No. Completely and enti eradicat those digordere, for which Copaiva and Cu’ have generally been thought an antidote,to the Tui of the health of s vast portion of the popula- ton. TRIESEMAR No 3, 8 the great and sure remedy of the civilized world ‘RAINS ARRIYV, Mail at 610 Pa qoenpt A. M.; Barre burg Accom: M. or al! ynourities of the system, as well as recond- Sry symptoms, ob ages the destructive uso of ot Tieket 0 Meroury. as w: for aii parts of the Bleo nm Valley Kailroad to ¥e iy berland with L.. ands oad for and all parts of Vi 7oomins Val at with the Philadelphia and Erie irged jor all parte Northern Pennsy!vania and New York. nee re all the above connee- Ons excep! Ianover Rai lroad and the Lebannon V: ‘he 8 P. M. trann makes sy vans Railroad ry all parts direct connects for New York. Tosenge, 08 sony their as bets sue es. ein ‘a Li ab, fies, They are in the form of RAILROAD. re Vai x Tein at€.154.M.. Way Mail T: o red by Roux. &c., 7 Me Sut kets aud information inemire at the J. And which all ¢ vid oannot lie on the toilet table without ted. “a a doe ty oe at 445 P.M. 5 i. with a; medistely Bae: ork traine except 445 P. M. train on Satur. rf. ARROW Calvert Statio; . "OL CLARE, Sup. rem>v; and 5 Bre alike de rf PHILADELPRi pected. 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