Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR = PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED.) AT THE STARK BUILDINGS, Gorner of Pennsylvania cvcnus and Eleventh st. od W. D. WALLAOH: Papers served in packages by carriers at O18 year, or 37 cents per month. Zo mall subscribers the price is $3.50 & year, in advance; $2 for six Months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Sia gle copies, onz cunt; im Wrappers, Two CENTS. {0 Avvexrusaunts should be sent to the @fice before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may Rot appear until the next day. a LATE FROM THE SOUTH. From late Southern papers we gather the following interesting details of affairs in Dixie: HOW THE VIRGINIANS TRY To DRAFT. The Richmond Examiner says: ‘‘The muster roils just banded in to the colonels of the 19th and 179th regiments are the most ridiculously curious documents it has ever been our luck ta encounter. In their anxiety to get clear of militia duty, hundreds of the men have at- tached to their names the record of some oe manent injury or horrible distemper. The rolls are thus made complete catalogues of all the ills that flesh is heir to. The great number of one-eyéd and deaf men, the prevalence of chronic diatrbces, and rheumatism in all its varisties, is truly astonishing. Some parties, who, perhaps, could think of no jar affliction, have stated in general sad cone hensive terms, that they were ESCAPE THRE Oe ot gedtionsen, whe avowed himself by- One 8yo" a hy- he his will end ee ge themselves “‘ exempted by the Gover- nor,’ and numerous citizens, though only ps making a pair of shvcs for a clerk in the Treasury Department, have followed their names with the imposing announcement, ‘‘em ployed om Government work.’ It ie our opinion that this city haz already eontributed her quota to the army; but we hope these muster-rolls will be published, that the world may know the men who would shirk muster themselve~, and only parade (in y imrtances assumed) diseases when theircountry calls for soldiers. THE PROPOSED COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE “ REDEL ARMY. The Examiner says: We learn that there hag been some hesitation in Congress to pass ill creating the office of commanding gen- eral to direct the movements of the war before the President decides on the reorganization of his Cabinet. The bill, in its present shape, gives the sppointment of the commanding ral to the Executive; and in that quarter it ig said to be already a foregone conclusion that General Lee is to have this important post in the Government. With reference to the delay in the recon- struction of the Cabinet, we may say that it is reported, in well-informed quarters, that nom- imations have already been sent into the Senate, and that that of Mr. Mallory as Seeretary of the Navy, has, by a large vote, been rejecied. THE ARREST OF PROMINENT USION MEN IN RICH- MOND The Examiner of Taursday has the following in its loeal columns : It has already been announced that the Rev. pastor of the Universalist ity, had been arrested. We ‘etch of the history of this nm from the time of his arri- val here from the North to his arrest on Tues- day and lodgment in MeDaniel's jail. Mr. Bosserman is a native of Maine; but for several years previous to 1561 he had been liv- ing in Baltimore, and officiating as a Univer- salist preacher. After our signal victory of the 2lst of July over the foe at Manassas, the President signi- fied, by proclamation, bis desire that the whole nation should devote and set aside the fifth day of = ssa day of prayer and thanks- giving. ough importuned by his congregs- tion, fic Bosserman refused to open hiscbhurch on thie occasion, and, in consequence, a great majority of the membors have since that time, refused to attend the church. Latterly, we learn, he has diseoursed ou Sundays to only forty attendants. t the Planters’ meeting, held at the City Hall, on the 26th of Fobruary, Bosserman. ec- companied by B. W.@ardwell, the ice-man, resent, and was noticed to take full notes of the proceedings. The same two men at- tended together the adjourned meeting of the planters at the African Church. On this coca- sion they took no pain to conceal the con- tempt acd derision ig whick they held the my and its pro object. Oo last general fast day Mr. Bosserman in refused to open his church, and gave as reason that Mr. Franklin Stearns had re- quested him not to open it; and that as Mr. 8 paid him more money than all his congregation put together. whatever he said should he done. Qn last Sanday he preached from his desk jp church. that ‘‘ this unholy rebellion should be crusbed out.” view of the course of con@get pursued by this man since the beginning of the war it did not excite surprize that an order waa issued for his arrest. We will now treat of a more recent arrest Mr. Charles Palmer has before, since, and throughout the war, been known as a loud- talking, violent ‘‘Union man,”’ and as such has rendered bimeelf odicus. But it was generally believed that bis insignificance and entire lack of influence would protect him, and, in all pro- bability, notwithstanding his noise and talk, he might have escaped arrest, had he not have mode bimelt busy about Mr. Botts and his irs. We might, if we thought them of sufficient consequence to publish, fill acolumn with the treasonable speeches and remarks said to have been recently made by Mr. Palmer: but, knowing his style, we feel assured the publio will not care to hear his mouthings, The charge against Mr. Palmer is treason, A BLACK “UNION MAN.” Allen, slave of Richard Whitfeld, was yesterday arrested by Officer Chalkley, of the city police, on the charge of having proclaim- ed that “Jeff. Davis was a rebel, and that he Allen) acknowledged no man ag his master,”” ‘his fellow should be whipped every day until he confesses what white man put theee notions in his head.—Richmon4d Ezaminer of Thursday. PARSON BROWNLOW. We learn th: h a gentlemon just from Kaoxville, Tenn.. that Parson Brownlow is still lying very ill at his home, and is not expected to recover. His house is guarded constantly & a detachment of soldiers.—Lynchburg ergintan. The East Tennesseean, published at Knox- ville, has been suspended. —_+—2-2-__ Corn after Buck is E. L. Holden describes. in the Country Gentleman, the results of two years when he Soe after buckwheat, and calls upon brother farmers for a solution of the diffi- culties ee He — * I planted 2 plece of corn last ing on land pala whieh om buckwheat the ion before; the remainder award land that had been mowed but one year; and all treated alike as Siete oxi, th light dressing spread under, then a slight 8p) top and harrowed a The corp was all lanted at the same time, the rows running th ways, bat planted across both parts. The result was, where the buckwheat was raiged the corn was much smaller than on the of stalk ears. In faet wass great many hills on the buck- whest ground that never set an ear, while all on the sward’ part was well eared and well filled. Now what caused this great difference? und wasall alike, asand loam; and ith clover and £ Wy; The debt of the State of New York amount to S32,026. 264. of ears Seg gt A fair coat of manure was, DEFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES. ‘D LOCAL 4 Deatus oF Soiptsns —The following deaths of soldiers have occurred since our les* report : Hosea Smith, company A, 44th New York vol- unteers, at St. Elizabeth Hospital Wm. C. Pease, compeny B, 69th- New York volunteers, at St. Elizabeth H tal. J. Johnson, company E, 334 New York volun- teers, at General Howplial. ue A, Rocket Corporal Isaac Williams, company Battalion, at compe . Li JN ‘ Corporal Daniél CO. Lane, company I, 23d Pean- sylvanta volunteers, atcamp. ~ Corporal James Sutton, company B, 10th New York volunteers, xt Columbian College. De Forest Clark, company B, 44th New York volunteers, at Seminary Hospital. Private Durfee, company B, 9th New York vcl- unteers, at camp. * Chester B. Crossley. company 8, i(tth Penn- sylvania volunteers, at Seminary Hospital... Henry Decker, company G, 26th New York volunteers, at Seininary Hospital . James Tillford, company 1, 59th New York volunteers, at Seminary respite. James Cerrey, company E, ist Michigan, at camp. « Nainan ton; servant to Gen. Porter, at Erup- Henry Tayior, company G, 24 Berdan’s Sharp- shooters, at camp. Wm. Skipman, company A, Hearris’s cavalry, at camp A. t. Pennington, company C, 4th Rbede Island volunteers, at Eruptive Horpital Wm. Todd, company —, 24 D. ©. volunteers, at Seminary Hospital. © VY. Hibbard, company E, 11th Maine volun- teers, atcamp. R. W. Koberts, Oneida (N. Y ) cavalry, at Columbian College. J.D. Carrell, company 6, 66th New ¥ork vol- unteers, at camp. J. Patterson, company ©, 4th New York artil- tery, at vag! William Ewing, company H, 3d Pennsylvania cavalry, at camp. _¥. Rockwood, company G, 7th Mas#echu- | tetts volunteers, at camp. I Jobn Blake, company K, Ist Long Island regt- ment, at camp. James Caffrey, company C, 624 New York vol- unteers, at camp. Josiah Kiele, company G, 13th New York vol- unteers, at Patent Office. Henry F. Waite, company B, 4th Vermont vol- unteers, at Seminary Hospital. Nelson Hopkins, company E volunteers, at camp. Henry O’Coelo, company I, 59th New Yotk vol-! unteers, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. { Jobn G-een, company B, 624 Pennsylvania vol-i unteers, at camp. AFTER THE Tutkves.—The fect of the vast number of thieves and pickpockets now in the city, and their frequent successful operations upon the pockets of honest persons, has induced two of our well Enown Washington detectives, Messrs. A. R. Allen and C. Kimball, to obtain the co-operation of Messrs. Hotchkiss and Hogan, of New York, in clearing them out of the city: They succeeded in capturing Edwards Saturday night at the Theater, on suspicion of stealing Mr. Duvall’s pocket-book. QOk:her persons have notified tLe officers of their losses at the sam@ place. See cere lost $130; another $20, and another $190, all in gold. Edwards is also suspected of picking Mr. Jobn Pettibone’s pocket last Monday, in front of Wel- don’s wine store, on E, near Fourteenth street, by which Mr. P. lost 2310 in money, and’ some valuable papers. On Sunday they arrested another of the profession, known as “Jimmy Stevens,’? who is also committed to jail by Justice Donn. Pottce.—The Third Ward patrolmen reported the following cases for Saturday :—Rohert Holt. zam, fast driving; fined $1 58 by Jnstice Barna- clo. Christopher Dice, profanity; dismissed by —— wed Baris a. street et workbouse OTN PSOR . x, Jackson, pestenity: missed. Thos. L Hu: destroying government pro ie, ‘or resisting the ry M cle hati fechas jalt for by ‘eClelland, assault battery; curt Justice Barnaclo. Robert ‘Adams, backman, re: fusing to attend a funeral when not otherwise en- aged; dismissed by Justice Thompson. G. C. Fiorn had eleven warrants served upon bim for violating the law relating to livery stal i tuled for trial before J: ager Alger R. diated running a wagon without licen gees Justin Gleyten. Susan Dugan, runk aad disor- derly; workhouse 30 days. < Part or 4 Buxotan's Kit.—On Frid geant Downer and pytrolman hora nay Set y Justice isi petty; fined 8504 cer; security forcourt an uncceupied buiiding in the Thir ‘ard, and discovered in a varrel sunk in the cellar = pair ef Spanish nippers, such as are by pe baad for unlocking degre irom the ou'side When the keys are left in the locks; a biank skeleton ward key, so cousttucted as to fit any ordinary lock by the working of e screw at the tip; also several pleces of iron made to use without nolee {n forcing doors with the ‘olmmy"’ or “sheeps foot’? Ne doubt they were the property of an expert. _ ete Prenticeania, i A South Carolina | size threatens that the whole of the United States ‘‘shall be the seat of war.’’ Then the war will bave a tremon- bigger even than Humphrey Mar- thall's. Whilst paper is #0 exceedingly scarce in the South, we can’t see why the Confederate authorities are permitted to waste it by print- ing Confederate notes upon it. An Oregon Editor promises to ‘tear. the mantle of bypocrisy from the shoulders” ‘of U. S. Senator Starke. Would the Editer leave the Senator Siarke naked? } Beauregard has gone to Fort Randolph: The trenches of that fort are said to have been made by Pillow. The Creole will have to retrench. Any United States officer should be knocked out of a cocked hat who doesn’t do his part towards knocking the rebellion inte one. The rebel forces in Tennessee follow the ex- ample of Gen. Price; they are all'the evacuating. Seer Sweet Butter in Winter. L. Palmer, Luzerne Co., Pa., writes to the American Agriculturist that to insure a thick cream, and prevent the bitter taste which winter milk and butter often have, the milk should be set on the stove after straining, and heated tho: ly, but not Boiled. She saya the quality of the butter from milk so treated will be greatly improved. ; SSS ees gworps FOR PRESENTATION TIFFANY & 60,0 °°". | Nos, 660 and 452 Broapwax, New: Youx. Pax; And No. 79 Rew Rrewrniny, eI IMPORTERS AND MANUPACTURERS Abt KINDb OP MILITARY. ARE: seit attention Mediates wenn AN Patriotie Clu mina gok ‘their “large RICH STAFF AND eBRPSS ARMY. “AND Their assortment includes the choicest. | BLADES OF ENGLISH MANURACTUR me Noe tae brag ties ad ma rae by COLLINS, OF HARTFORD, Nave estes & Do. LL. 0 testa | ven ip plssed'on aulerthe ote paies etn 4 ae aS 2 ¥s6081 BOLT. || Témarks attracted considerable attention. Some. ~ Exciting news from New Madrid is expected WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1862. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. - ‘Additional trom Europe by the City of Wash- iIthad been tet the ; pagers, ‘on the south a Priscesea Ps OFFICIAL, EASURY DEPARTMENT, Frzavanr 4, 1902. ‘Novick 1s HEREBY 6ivRN.of the readiness of this Department’ to redeem the ‘Treasury notes of Fe * han 2 payable Jn one year from date, authorized by'the Ameria eiiveton of Wegngignt nS teany | te of Gengrene approved Deoewber 04,1567 aud rar of W mnguion, he slam el for | an, strand vy esol ot Gongs rend ani Teepe Ronn aieee’ te ey |More ava Teareds but Uy nttauing: Wesb) ie |. Interest on Treasury notes of, the above lshioh fon’s great virtues they. a uer'and ‘sub: | wll cease on the 7th day of April next by terms besos fae ie? 1: Cee ies Of those 'tcty respectively. fo 5-tap7 autpenai poranis bbe tbe Ke PARTMENT OF STATE act werner eit Wasurnoton, January 25, 1968. The Secretary of State will hereafter receive Members of Congress on business on Saturdays, in It involves the acknowledzement of the prescrip- tive right of tome men to rule over thelr fellows, aud the foyerymess must, therefore, fully re- qtablish Iie fandamentsl doctrincatevery hazard. | Commencing with Saturday, the first of next He eulogized President Lincoln's administration, | month. and expressed his full confidence thet he would jen 77-49 WILLIAM H. BEWARD, MAMit Ges ‘Thbempsba’ alee create in Fugland a North bad totally failed Consul Morse denounced the curse of slavery as the sole cause of the present troubles. Cyr - Pield proposed the toast of * England and America,” an phe vlad strongly in favor of the mainteuance of friendly relations. He explained away many Irritating subjects, and asserted that it was the most earnest desire of the Washington Goverument to maintain amicable relations. a Pafliamentary proceedings had been enlivened by a challenge from Mr. O’ Donoghue to Sir Robt. Peel for expressions which the former considered personally offensive’ Lord Palmerston got scent | ofthe effafr, and werned Sit Robert against ma- king bimself a party to a breach of privilege, and | brought the affa!r to the notice of the House. Mr ©’ Donoghue apologized to the Hoose, bit made some sarcastic remarks rejative to Bir Robt. Peel. Mr. Morsefal! gave notice in Patiiament that on the lith of Merch he will move that the nt state of the national maritime Iaw as {t concerns belligetents and neutrals, is undefined. unsatisfactory, and calle for the early attention of the government The ariny estimates show a total of over fifteen and g quarter millions stefling, slightly In excess of fast year. is The French Senate continued to debate the .aritiress tu the Emperor. Prince Napoleon’s strong land a feetieg of soothes ee Ven berantagnt, te = * Janvanyr 21, 162, Onpsnrep, That the War Department will be closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thuredays and Fridays against all other business but that which relates to active military operations in the field. | Saturdays will be devoted to the business of Senators and Representatives. Mondays to the business of the Public. EDWIN M. BTANTON, ja 22-tf Secretary of War. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— ee AMERICAN WATCHES FOR AMERICANS! No More English or French Rubbish, made to sell, but net te keep time. Why shou'd a0 American buy & foreign Watch, when he oan get s better and cheaper one at home? Why should an American needlessly enrich foreign Watch manufsoturo< at the expense of our own Srtisans? Why should &n American senc gold to England and France, our covert but bitter enemies, when gold 1s 80 much needed at home? Why should an Ameriesn buy an imported Watoh, which, in nine oases out of ten, will cost more to keep in order for one year, than ite origi- nal price, and which was never intended to keep time under any circumstances ? Why should Americars not patronize more generally American manufactures, and thus eman- cipate themselves from the thraldom of Englieh capital, French fashions,and Continental gew- cawe? The American Watoh Company’s Watches are partion/arly adapted for soldiers’ uss, being most substantially made, and not liable to get outof order, ei*her in marching, riding, or fighting. Soldby M. W.GALT & BRO., 364 Pennsyl- vania avenue, Washington, Wholesale orders shou'd be addressed to ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents of the American Watch Company, fe 23-1m 182 Drosdway,N. ¥. anti-Engifsh members gave uiteranpe to stro} uked by the ministers. | sentiments, but were re The War in Tennessee. ‘THE LATEST YROM . Lovievittx, March 10.—An intelligent gentle- man from Memphis on Wednesday reports thet the citizens there are greatly alarmed at the as- pect of affeirs, but were relying on Fort Pillow, near Fort Randolph, for the defense of the city. See troops were at Memphis. The Legislature bad scattered, after several ia- ef-otual attempts to transact business Gov. Harris waa greatly excited, and was fiying prteg caemane onthe bent of the State to an- other, wit! le Seppent of succeeding In his efforts to saliy the people to bis ald. . A BRISK SKIRMISH IN TENNESSEE. Lovisvittr, March 10 —On Friday night last a squad of cavalry, under the rebel Col. John Mor- gan, attacked the Federal pickets, fifveen miles south of Nashville, faking two prisoners and six government ‘ons. A party of Oblo cavairy went out in pursuit on Saturday, attacked the rebels, killing four and capturing eight, also recovering thé six wagons. ‘They are now tn hot pursuit of Morgan's gang, and are confident of catching them. A Battle Supposed to be Going on at New - . Madrid. NERVOUS DEBILITY, OR SPER- ATORRECRA ~A permanent and last- * ne cuRe foc tna tortithe ciceeen eee to ol re ol the Advertiser, who. th cured mina gop ge anndreds of oth- ere jose one stamp, Oddrees roe 174, Charlestown, Maze. mbé im EAT BARGAINS ‘Catno, March 10,—A dispatch from General Pope's column says bis forces have reached New Madrid. Heavy cannonading has been beard {n at atrection. The enemy are said to he instrong ere. ~ tatal number ef torpedoes found in the ther thus far is four hundred. THE TRADE aiyD SUTLERS! hourly. The subscriber intonde viosyng out bneiness Large gangs of have been working on ‘Me h, and wil tf ey “ot Forts Randolph and Pillow, on the Misstecippl | Rocstoce sr en we Bel cf superior Cigars river—the former mounts 100 guns. The Gunbeat Dacetah. Boston, March &.—The gunboat Dacetah Drought in to-day the crew of the schooner idalia, from Philadelphia for Halifax. The idalia was naeagy at sea qn the 4th instant, in lat, 40, sf ditions brands. af about . Whiok was oon- Git snds con nates ong tng beck besten 5 in the oity to let, GaN Peewee ER, mh 6 Iw* Corner of 13th and G sts. CURE, CORNS-s BUNIONS. P 5 Purge hi ite 8, begs to ieform Fon that ieee eee sily removs Corns and Bunions. witbout pain, #0 that theehoe osn be worr immediately afer the ration, Witnont inoonvenience. Also oves - aod other superfluous flesh from the hands, Pay Hall, Charges moderate, ey Wi!l »ppeat small aud delicate. No. 15 4% stroet, ECL Refers to the dootors of Washi. gton gener- ally. oth 6 tf : The Frigate Vermont, Boston, March 8.—The U, 9. sloors-of-war Dacofeb and San Jacinto have arrived froma cruise in search of the frigate Vermont. They report that they saw nothing of her. EALERS IN WATORES Would do well Dis ie cgaiteveana rene whi 6 an cen house a the sity.” 10 Washington Buide. 7 SE, W TCh MAKERS Will gory timeand tronble he BEA WEED TON: Ww, t sues & J. Gia, Tole oe tile eefuty from the sea weed and kelp, witich reer Tebuine Materiale, 10 Weontigte gre sound fa Toe ten satan oy eae wilding. pad AT) Zenon brand BAA ponsrasse the perty of ene! stomach to eon- vert tke food into healthy “ohime, aud thus for warding the gestion, without which nee ponaes systein oan - Sea scoonn! r the vapidicy with whio! Personé cain flveh whils takin it, end which, unhke other Stimulants, does ni leave the syetem prostrated when its uz¢ hag been abandoned, &s it is distilled from ses weed after FS eer TG tf NOsENows SEA WEED TONIC. FOR 4 the eure. of ere! Ma ” tation Meth and all diseases aris) og & cisordered condition of tne S.omach a} Teens of Dig ion, which are frequentiy greatly im paired in Consumption. IC is a stimolant die bi & J. MYERS, having Gnderstood that nev- « eral traveling pediare “ving represented rot) ‘ooanecten with their Kiouse, and alll i‘. pane artiole, er ake this measure in in- ing the oy are in no way oon- neoted with any or Sgonts in tis oi! peta Bracob cf Boston use10 Washington TA UBBE 7 : DIES & R BOOTS BHOER, 1 power of ‘same ti Spi fr All sizes. at bine r cen. it ie, tharsinnee ontirel t tin fay J. B. PUDN ni free from the injurious e ies of corn es san or mes rhe Whisks or nee iol, which form the basis of simost every bitters. ‘The directions are to fro. halftea wine EN’S RUBBER BOOTS sapetabicatitehent ae ie r Ne QES, eat to find out what agrees with the stomach, A J.B ee i ju take what he eats well mastiosted. When feia-tf . R Penr.. av.. LA She stomach is very ‘wo! ond apparently inan stale bread and butter, fal moat, far ef ioein gl tas le bre rat INEL | Lind, beof, mutton, lead, but no Kied of i, beef, ae marrow is siso very good The tiyon the food.and turns. it to ano ‘balled ‘sohyuey the first process of D . J, A, SCHENCK B. Waite’s,) corner Loui on het ee bs Februery 26th, and Mareh 23th. see ents com Coughs, Colds, Liver Compieint, Dys; Ws orPae Timea y BRN 3 Rus CE MEL Wu bas: which we anvite al ¢ arobasers to examine peg hres ALLS! EPBENS & CO. _m2___ 322 Pa. ay ;tetwoou 3th and loth ats, BCIDED BARGAINS. Linen Goods, 2 full aseortmont ali kinds of the best diges- Il be at his arente(s, a. Svenue and 70s se, Wed 'y disease ig to Consumption. ves Embrotdenes gud Pocket Handkerchiefs, resent aor Baia Bhat want 8 tho- q redvum Shite ins e, bie feo is three dollars. Fah ie and Plot ee anes nd Musiios. | Prigt of the Pulmonio Brrep, @1 per bottle or @6 marked in pain figtres, tie actual cash ctandord | Price of Sea Weed Tonio, 81 per. bottle or $5 attit, Hareke Pills, 33 cents por box, ‘rem eters of stows SBigey Bites ° i eee OYSTERS—OYSTERS. ‘WE RAVE 0 Pris! Great aqeutific improve- AW aRE, Se OPERANT: QW sae ig eke) i S ya Sane S Oyater Tee Ei ae — re, DN, 918 Penn. avenue, of: her . a Urns | SONG. GaRRERER Ae mm ot avy a tis _ FANCY GROCERIES! ig A WM, CORWIN BURGY, ©» “ ‘Hmporter of fo Corner of Land ADAM® EXPRESS COMPANY, a NOTIOBOF REMOVAL, Mitttary aetna ety 4 weg Spree t THE WEEKLY STAR. Wa execlien! 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Who oan esy that they ere mot frequently Sol by those “DM BFUA Di«Rases,”” “INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,” Mauy are eware of the oanee of their muifermg, BUT KONE WILL CONFESS. THE RECOR D8 or THE i NSANE ASYLUMBS And the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption, SEAR AMPLE Wirwere TO THE T2UTE oF TED ASSERTION. All the fevorit« brands of CHAMPAGNE, Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heidsick, Which, being bought low, we offers at unusually 1ON ONC 4 ED low res. THE ONT TRS ic WER ARSE? — Se SS Also, nVigorate the Sve’ Jeeta artigs hich HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL, taverta’ iy Lose 1-tr YRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL, Smith & Brother's BEPpe AA LL ERERE ss Pepe A i ees EE Ls , FEMALES— FEMALES—FEMALES, FOU » BLN &, 5 RRIED, OR Pp OUD CBNTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.” 3 In Many Affections Pecultar to Females Bxtract Boohe nalied by @ny-other sem ! Wakiste er ecrecase See xx x xx Peinfulness, " * gompina to thi . Whether aris Pear Ritleorotion, Habits of Dissipation: of in DECLINE OR CHANGE OF Lits&i SRE SYMPTOMS aBOVE. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHO-T Iz. Takes dice for Cap Hip A o et seases. % HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU roy AN CULLLE REEEEEE “$e AA . AA LLLELE EEEEEEE SECRET viskasEs their 08; t z eure r orno © io Diet; xe Ls ‘RO RTpOrure. Wesuses = frequ-nt desire ac gives etr {ater moby Rome 8 Coath = “4 “i rs ‘uring Strietures of the Urethra, Ailpying oF he ‘acd inflammation. oo juent in the oiass of diseacer. ana oxpeiing = and worn out Matier, THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BEEN THE ¥1C1iMB OF SUPERIOR — AMBER ALE, PORTER, AND NEW YORK BROWN STOUT, In Whole, Half, and Quarter Oasks, BREWED FROM THE CHOICEST BARLEY MALT AND HOPS. BREWERY, it adho kage pen atece mete Rcenabaednine 18th Street, between 7th and 8th Avenues, | time, lave fouid they were deceived, and that ue NEW YORK “roroN” has, by the use i ~--4 asirengensy o2-at0 . pene upia =p acm. TORK OB4 ID AL Ag; JAY COOKE & CO., = AFTER MA RIAGE, BANTER EHS, No. 463 ith Street, opposite Treasury, jaildings, Washington. Inconneotion with our Philadeiphis House we dernctrara od ofa eer Pastas Boks in ir ~ and Benking Business. i‘ @ buy and seil Coin, Uneurrent Money, Stooks and ls (on commission,) Draite on Amerioan ont Earopesn oi "tee, seocive Deveaity and make jeotione Bil ible im foe eee ee COOKE & CO. Boers AND ShORS. TU BUILT THE MES. . eare now wapemoraring all kinds of BOOTS. acd constant! wi and SHOES, 3 prsctving ©, supply of eastero made work of orate le pelon, madeexpressiy toorder, will! rold ®t am! i uPRSENZO 22. E27RA 7 avons URINARY ORGANS, whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE, frem whatever “suse ..gineting Sod no matter HJ LONG STANDING. Diseaeesol tiose Organs requi the aid of @ Ih- HELMBOLD’S BXTRACT BUCHU 16 THE GREAT DIURETIC, wt is eee. nto have the derired effect in EVIDENCE OF THE Bost SESPOPSIELE SED RE Boh lower price then bas been saetare charged in this city jor mach Persons i) Wast of Boots and Shoes of eastern or erty mands Wor . Will always find a good assort tin store and at s br lor which it 12 recom: . ere 78 Syn Giv i IN & BRO. 314 Pronsyivania avouue. NOTICE. cal a) TES OF C SCIENCE AND FARE, cee gee ee ee Gee eeuent (ears All ‘The Soldiers carned at “ons gan eroe eat scrape Se saver mare Fideile nt A, A sad xicrtad ar viabinerest ee hE anda rae A A caurered bute mrsaneton tiny Ta coasts lists oP Sn areare on ene eek Eire eran eee al red ™ ae aed ¥ of the most deatrabis, et a ne ll & ‘Sw. Bowe “PHYSICIANS” PLEASE “NOTION” WE MAKE “NO SEORET’ oF “IxG@REDIEETS.”’ HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU apomereel of Bachu, Cubebds and Bernee aclected igront cure by s pwd ine Lang PREPAEED IN ¥a0v0, BY 4. Tf. RELMBOLD, Taeneal and Anniston! Chsmiat, and Sol- Mag HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. vert AFFIDA’. Srey saree chee we geassersee, mene but are purely veg: i WM. 5 Als sm. November, we P. a. PAYSICIANS IN ATTEN! FROM 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. Price G1 per bettie, er six fer 86, oes er ——_* Address letters for informatien ip confide oe 4M, T. HELMBOLD, Chemist, Depot, 14 South Benth st,, below Chestout. Phils Y. fees Sek cate aoe Say Ree hs Bs bites batee ca eae ila “Rh & CO. “964 Se sens cams, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT 4ND UNPRINCIFLED DSéLERB Reaseeardoits on the tape