Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1863, Page 4

re eer eee er ee eee ee eT —————E—E—E—E—E—E—_—_Eeeee THE EVENING STAR. —~“pocaL NEws. Rerouts—Third_ Precinct. -Georze Raye. ri uk, dismissed. Lucy Tahs, disor- derly; John Thompson, disorderly; $1.55. roth Precinct. Antonio Capelli, assault; bail for court. a drunk and disor- workhouse. ifliam Smith, drunk: $2. arbarn Heckberger, disorderly: $1.60. Anna Lang, Cy ag disorderly; workhouse. P. Smith, do; Fifth Precinct.—Samuel Wells, grand larceny; dismissed: also, for threats; bail for peace. Susan Beattey, assault and battery; dismissed. Portc Chas. Spencer, violating city law; $2. James | Grayson, ey $191. Mary Grayson, do; $1.94 ge Maher, drank; $158 E. Oonner, do.; yinkodn'y Lloyd Brooxs, disor- derly; #2. isaac Saul, assault and battery; jail for court. Chas. Almans, drunk; mili-ary. oat Wells, Sires f $1. Margaret O'Neal, ; Jessie Wells, do.; Lizzie Pullen, do.: Anna List wood, do.; Sieach. Chas. Morrison, Peter Barr, Henry Rocker, Jacob Bitman, Mathew Smith, Jno. Kettenger, drank and disorderly; military. Robert Hayden, Geo. Lilly, drunk; $1.58 each. Emma Young, do; $2. James Fellew, do.; $1.91, Isaac Sault, ‘larceny; dis- missed. Sixth Preeinct—Catharine Loughmyer; ma- licious mischief; bailfor peace. John Olinger. threats; do. Mark A. Bannister, malicious miscbief. dismissed. E. A. Harman, passing counterfeit money; do. Dennis Mack, driving on pavement, . Charles Steward, disorderly; Eugene Hardie. do.; do. Wm. Noonan, fo; do. Fanny Lyons, dressing in male attire; John Wilson, creating nuisance; $2. The- port Thompson, disorderly; P. Ross, drunk: dismissed. Tenth Precinct.—Fliza Richards, stealing; for hearing. Wm. Smith, do.; dismissed. Mealy Blagden, drank and disorderly; do. James Smith, d @5.. John Mardes, assault and battery: jail. Sam‘l Gaines, grand larceny; de- ferred. Anne Light, drunk and disorderl: 1.58. Andrew Nox, asleep in street; work- house. John Shields, disorderly; deferred. Wm. Mason, do.: $2.91. - —— FourTH WARD STATION Cases.—Sarah An- drewe, Sophia Williams, dealing in policy; dis- missed. Thos. Farrell, Patrick (trady, fight- ing; do. Wm. Dodd, fighting and disorderly; do. Patrick Gleeson, Archy Everson, drun military. Jno. Shehan, John D. Connor, Jno. MeGinnis, shooting; do. John Mahoney; Ol- den M. Varney, suspicion of desertion: turned over to military. Thos. Haines, desertion; do. John Conners, vagrant; E. Falconer, riding on pavement; $2. John Drunk, Samuel Haskell, drunk and gisorderly; military. John Wil- liams, Thomas Hicks, breaking in a window; do. Jas. Thomas, obtaining goods under false pretences; dismissed. Margaret Glancy, steal- ing $96; jail for court. Jobanna Bresnahan, drupk and disorderly, $2. ‘Thomas Sullivan, assault and battery; dismissed. J GA8 PIXTURBS. «° W. THOMPKUN & Cu., 269 having refitted and furnished the mo reom, are prepared s ons t Toe hencsomert assortment of GAS Gas aLIRGS and BORN ERS to to be found souta of Philadelphia, Their stock is from the celebrated factory of Cor- & Baker. and is sold ae manufacturer's Call snd see before purchasing. ww tObroaTuvel a & Rep.) 8 MONBY I-MONEY 1-MONBY! 8 EiCENSED'! aw w. NS Ki SORE. 299 Srunzy, 31 BETWeeEn NINTH AND Hy are now prepared ¢ cash advances in sums of rom cas one Soller t to ten thousand dollars on col- LIBERAL ADVANOSS will be made on all kinds of Real and Personal Prcper' on Diamonds, Gold gad Bilver Wagahep, Jewelz7 Sliver Ware, Marical Instruments, Hardware, Clothing, &., &c. @7 Havin. ad several years’ experience in is city, and favorably known to many of ga citin one we are confident that to all who may entrust us se1-3m* ith bi will gf tisfacti: usiness we IL give patistaction. IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS. Licensed Pawnbrokers, SUTLEBS WILL FIND H. A. DOWNING & CO.'S CONCENTRATED CLAM TO BE A MOST VALUABLE ABTIOLE FOR THBIR TRADE. It sells very rapidly, and is the most economical article of diet fo the officer’s mess. Itis prepared in one minute, and makes a most delicious Soup or Chowder, It ia highly recommended by Army Surgeons, ‘The profits are large. For raise by BARBOUR & SEMMES, Bole Agents, 65 Louisiana Avenue, Se 2-ly Washington, D. 0. Wan. °F=EA Ltrs ees, tae — an rea Just received, th it rt ac Rate reek ie mrp ai. ‘aesortmen* ever offered FRANKLIN & 00.. OPTICIANS, 244 Pennsylvania averaey ‘vet, 13th and 13th ste, 368 Pennsylvania avenue, (under the National.) mo-PEBBLE and PERIS Plane Oe _ sn vin SPEOTACLES PHOTOGRAPH. met Bey — ft in great variety and at the lowest prices har 8 HIS 18 TO. GIVE 5 i he NOTICS, That the a Saenger! 3 hes eas tre ee late gate ot te sehiere the iad te the subseri! Sn of before the in fo day of ver next; th =a 7 law be excluded from loa oa Given under my hand thle 10% aD. TeORNLaY Oc 12-lawSw* ore the estate Bapyel, late of ‘county, deceased persons having claims the said doceaned Souckere to’ sir ne nen the Wik day of October vert may 0 therwise said os- soe sania RENE OUR ay rg Bi Brttece jest tigen ge : the appro —— be excladed ‘rom ail} all ore under my D, 1963. ere all the creditors al Be Spr to atte: rt of elaims rh by law Re vee ceared’ ee Register of Wills. i’ COURT. Distaior oF Oo 0 ae ie oe eae Tp the ane at oat tratrix 'm. Dillow, deceera ns of ine sod of the a site ol Bsres' AE Wa faaton county. 3 ropes wenseas from all Wow al beastie said : Bevis Re oe Sc eben ae cate { ¥ GOORS, ry Ww. oe STEPHENS & OO — raecloter eee i de SF Orders by mail inall parts of Washington and promptly attended to, ° Syerms cash ong . Baten Detling Dera, $1 Green ra See orric . W242 DEPARTMENT. a ot Tone 29, 108, General Orders, No. 198. ‘The Adjutant General will provide an appropri | ate medal of honor for the troops whe, after the | expiration of their term, have <fered their services tothe Government in the present emergency, and | also for the velunteer troops from other States that have volunteered their service in the States of Penprylvania and Meryland. By order of the Becretary of War. B.D. TOWNSEND, 100 Assistant Adjutant General DEPART! 1? WAEH- FPA QUARTERS DBEART by alal Ql Ofica Chief Quartermaster, May 23, 1868. DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IuPLEMEETs, GAR- Dzu BEEDs, &., sre requested to furnish this office price lists of the’ various articles of their trade. The same should be directed to Lieutenant nepee nel Ei14s M. Garemn, Chie contents partment of Washington. 6-tf ident, Gol. Commap, 139 Pennsylvania avenue above GAS FITTING, &ec. ee 8 AND STEAM FITTING. THO ¢ C0., 1269 Pens, Boece. rendered necessal the fire of July ha sine been dered, necessary by, th ready to greeate all work entrusted us with promptness and TURNACES and appeal put up and repaired at short notice and fair ir prices. = 3 ae 1 0c 9-2W {ences ah at je invite to eal our stock of GAS and WAT: oo EDUCATIONAL. BROOKEVILLE ACADEMY. feuidhy tugs aiog For) tet eeuiet | vi ent Eo. miles from ‘ashin: Pee ae ai. For catalo, faddrese at Soosdeniis a.” ‘3. B. PRETTYMAN, A. 0e18 Im Principal. 188 BROOKE'S ENGLIS:s AND FRENCH Boarcing and Day Schoo!, No. 130 Penn. av., Beven Buildings. The ninth year and seventeenth semi-annual sestion of this Institution will co September 2th, 1363. Cireul: the bookatores and of the Prin- { se li sm* XEORGETOWN 3 | G FEMALE SEMINARY, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 151 Wasr Btaxer, Gzorcsrowy, D. 0. ‘The duties of this institation will be resamed Monday, Sept.7th. Circulars may be obtained at the Bookstores, and ng by eda rearing. au 20. ‘ER, Principal, a ati MILITARY SUBSTITUTES. piogttded ML JUARTERS —The high- | Ss ill be hy i cat Dy paid for SU B8TITUTSS for D mi Ithose | in want of Substitutes will fad it to their i Interest On mca 4 at the “Intelli- gence and Real! Bsta’ o, 511 Ninth st., — Pennsylvania reais: N. H. MILLER. AUGHAN’S V oS BOTANIO | REMEDY RaNTED ite ND WARRA. Funt COR. AND EFFEC- This valuable medicine is a Vegetable in ita comporition, contains po arsenic, copper or other dangerous mineral free from tae injurious effecta which sometimes result from the use of quinine bark. ARLES STOTT, BORE ry . CLARE B, 4: sth at at. End Pa. av. 5 BN TWIST, WELL 7th st, and Maryland av., TH MOPRRON, son tol Hill, HLLOT 12thiand ¥ ats, Brien ee D.c. aaa BB. T. O1SSE, ™ GEO. Riki ieee: 6-0 le 506 i. rican Philadelpnia, oc 6-Im* Bole Proprietor, WM. G, SIMPBON.] (SWELL O. ATWELL, FORREST HOUSE, No. 464 10TH 8ST., BETWEEN D AND E, Wasuixctox Oirr, SIMPSON & ATWELL, Proprietors. ‘Wimas, Liquors ax O1aans ov ene Fixest Quat- ity ALWays ex Hamp, 67” MBALB at all hoursind in every style, ABUIT OF BOOMS for rent. 06 6-1m* FURNITURE. FURNITURE. Housekeepers, and those who contemplate fur- nishing, will find the largest and best assorted stock of CABINET FURNITUBE south of New York, and at priees which defy com- petition. We solicit your patronage, promising dargains to all. BOTELER & WILLSON, Iron Hall, No. 318 Pennsylvania avenue, oc $-1m.if between = aud loth sts, and Pi Bet the CHMAM at the ano te eyhnd at the ont x wilfyioase Teena geht and pledge mreeit F. SHAPER, tn SIVak BLUR STOR: a tun AB ct Perak act ‘aia ‘ginpheee ts £0%8-1m* eater Jersey avenue. one can now look young a Rk} 4 without any wash or = smaion ere It is pecult yar pted to ation! ae: use. Peet tae teary Ke nie *{Ban, MGhron. i] © THE PUBLIO. call attention to the BX ELSIOR ITY Exe kis, for or fee the delivery of ay it dinteness So gromptiy. ‘Our Stivers distance to =i en to the Express will be taken care of till the owners ry ir a 0@ Se 21. . Y & CO., Proptrs. Important Facts ‘Werth Knowing. AT THE NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 278 Pennsylvania Avenue, Between 11th and 12th sts, YOU CAN BUY: ‘Three 50 cent Novels for Bix 35 cont Novels for 91 Books from 80 cents to $0 cents, $1.25 Books from 65 cents to $1.15, 91.8 Books from 15 cents to $1.40. 81 Books from Ae to 91.90 85 Books from $2.80 to rye 78, A large lot of Books at haif price. 4 Finn STOOK OFr— PHOTOGRAPH CARDS and ALB: BOOKS, STATIONERY, ap FANCY ARTICLES, COMBS, BRUSHES, AMBROTYPRS, &0.,&0., at greatiy feduced | WM. 'F. RICHSTEIN’S Batiowar Booxsroas, 275 Pean. avenue, oo Wim ith ané 18th strests. o oo UE SB! N, son Pou, 2, 179 aca Price $1.50 per bottle, For i PROPOSALS. (BDRAROE ps Wan miggron G ates a las, Searen P: cononiee 2 wilt received at tnis om of | RaEll toe gitb day of Celober next. for BAN DLN ‘a dA fthe tied Swe'e3 io Romaccease te tes. The gans will be delivered at. an@ remsved from os stadli: hmentwh-re the work is to be dune at | ns cont ete for nee aoe he Pacifile Coast—about Pro! % | in pumber—' ae Pe received an the léth of mber next in the case of these, the Dit he dalvered at Ban Fraseines oF ita vicinites” The gure to be turned down toa trae cglin der for the th rahe 88) inches from tha aret the base ring, pared to take @ band of e@ best wrought ie. rakes interior diameter of witch, spe be twenty inche-, and its thiczness "The ve vent is to by! bushed with a new Bush of pure copper, one inch in diameter and about ning ands f inch + eee, and bored witha vent of two-tenths ofan Drawings Rt rt in its original form and wi: a the tand put cncan be seen at this office, at th: Watertown Arsenal, Mass.: atthe Waterviist ‘Areee nal; and atthe Now York. Agency Aa 0. 45 eerie street, city oth ey. pox Arsenal a: Brides. burg, Pa i aad at fieheny Ars: nal Pitteburg, Pa he Fort Monee Arseva), Va. Louis Arenal “Mo.; nicia Arsenal. Oa al. ‘The werk is to be done to th ce satisfaction en the office: who will wee a] ited to superintend nade in fall, me's a gun z sgn nl will gate, tbe price eprice pet ee a Mfor the whole operation; @ ue manoer in which it fa propases toy paton the ban they will band per month; and cigs be required to do the whole work. and tke time required for doing the wor: well important elements in‘ consid. stive the bids and awarding the contract, eriz, eo Ld awar 16 cout ‘No. bide will be soni sidered fro from any parties but such as are actually e Manufacture of iron and heavy scbinery. an as who are. in the opinion of this Department, y prepared exe- cute the work. In the case af pant es not known to ia he Department, evidence to foregoing effect must accompany the Bond, wi satisfactory sure sureties, fe tne smmcent of fifty per cent uf the bid, will be required for tee fall ent of the contract; and the Governmen: reserves the right to reject any or all bids, it deemed unsat factory. Proposals will be tindoreea “Eroveria for Band- ing 42-Pounders,”’ ano will be addressed General George D. Ramss: net of Ordnance, . RAMSAY, Washington city. oc 3 eotd rig. General, Ohief of Ordnance | Saue PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL the 224 day of October, 1863, af 12 m. abaistence Department with § 20,000 Bide will oe reeaived for what is known as Nos. i 5 and for apy portion less than the 1 care for the different grades should be upon separate sheets of paper. | , The delvery of the I Flour to be commencad with- | in one week from the opening of the bids, or as s00n eerie as the Government may direct, at the rate of £00 barrels daily. delivered either at the Government wharehouse in Georgetown, at ae wharves, or at the railroad depot, Washington Payment will be made in certificates of indebted: yr such oles funds as the Government may | Bavse aeasl Goverainent inspecticn will be mad ‘he us overnmen' 2 e made | Just before the Flour is received. i eath of allegiance must seoompany each bid. No bid will be entertained from parties who have Bidders jailed to comply wie their bids. or from idders Lot present to ee ae The barrels to be entirely new. wmode very strong | of new materials. and head iin any No Flour will be | received which is not fresh gro Bide to be directed to Col. x DEOKWITH, A.D, GO &0.8., U. 8. A, Washington, D 0., andio- dorsed*-Proposals for Flour.” oc B-td AVY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, October 14, 1563, | Proposats will be received until the zith day of October for the Gomipiete Soneteasu on of iron screw tugboats of 35) tons and 170 to: ons vessels to be delivered at the Navy-yard mm plete and ready to receiv- on board the crew, prov sions, store, and coal, in all respects read or eervice, except the ordnance, or oe ant other stores, and nautical iustraments, The ion must state the gross sum for which Biever ‘vel will be delivered complete and the time within which she will be delivered. The bid must be accompanied with a guarantee that, if awarded, the partion wil! execute the contract; snd the names of all the parties interested and of th reties must be sta! ‘he Department See the right to reject any or ail the propositions if ia its opraion the public interest requires, and no proposition will be con- idered except from parties actually engaged in buil iron vessels. 8 and specifications of vessel and ma- chimery can be examined only at the Navy Depart- ment in Washington. oc 15-eo2w TO BUIL DERS. nOPOsALS Pi BUILDING A 8TATION w METHOPOLITAN POLICK. Washington, Oct. 19, 133, * Sealed Proposals, e: dorned* * Building Commit- tee on Station Houses,” will be received at the Mayor’s Office until Thursday, October 2th, at 12 o’clock, noon, for the erection and completion of a Station’ House, to be located on North K street, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets. An oath a allegiance must accompany each bid. Plans an ay! ications can pe seen and will be ex) Jained 2 at the Mayor’s Office from this date. ‘he sient to decline any or all the proposals is reserv Ample security for the faithful performance of saeacente neues Rte ACe arate er. iayor JNO. H. SEMMES, President Board of Aldermen. ASBURY LLOYD, President Board of @omimon Council. oc 20-td P2orosars FOR! HORSES. Chae jOarauay Buauav, Wasuineton, D.0., Ai a 15. 488s, t Paorosais solicited and will this office for # furnishing Oavalry livered m Pittsburg. Tuten pore Fret ia WSs of @ Horses to be broken othe fieah, free from and all The Reguthied ae wider fo fala his Reroomeat must be guaran’ ponsible persons whose sigaatares ‘must be aypouded to the gust! (bil yf th tors must be sreees C tificate of the Ulerk of the Gourt, or of the United States on 38 tf pores seer ROOFING =e vaLny Boszav, a a: a or Ouse’ PAM TaREA SEER. Felt will be oadiest to £ Eegeates co de- Ki aeaeag Eieat. Ool, and onisr' ees. DAILY BECEIVING MY BTOOK or Fall and Winter Clothing aND Gent’s Furnishing Geeds. J. H. SMITH, 460 SEVENTH STREET. S7-N. B.—Sample Goods for Custom Work, CimEN oy wasnin |GTON COMING TO BALTIMORE CAN SAVE FIFTEEN PER CENT. BY BUYING OF SMITH BROTHERS & Co., OLOTHIEES AND MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 40 WEST BALTIMORE STREBT. oes tr Rimemosen FANT & 00., NEERS nO. asa a rare LVANIA AVEN: UR, Will continue to furnish U. 8. FIVE-TW poly TY BONDS TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. BALTIMORE AND OH BAILBUAD. ca Fela iit Rezers ‘and a tt and siz Fetween von WASHINGTON and ORB, as follow: BW YORK & BESTON, FOR PHILADELP AIA, conn Washington at @ 2d 11.150. m, and 3 and De tundare 8t 6.90 p. m, only, FOR BALTIMORR. Lepvost 6.90, Sand 11.158. m: and Band 6.0» d 3 m. only m, On Sundays at 8a. Leave Wi pat 6 30 8. m., and 3. .M., daily,except Sunday. On Sunday ‘at $ Ke] ae inthe ouly route by which Ba be : ron WaBuILN TON AND Ti pnb THE S0UTH. Balthnore fo for Washington at 4.$0,8 and 10 pmvand si, band eee m, On ma sendeveat ssraee ry ir ins only | and th ea ond fourth teins fo ae | stop at way points Yor further information. tickets of every kind, | ke. apply toG 8 NTZ, Agent, at Washing: ; ton station, or at ine Ticket ont ce. B, SMITH, aster of Fr tation, | 4, M. OOLM, General Ticket Agent ena i ises. SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE or THR BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, FROM WaSHINGTOR OITY! THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTH AND NURTH-WEST axing the Quickest rine, And the Only Route t can sell a Through Ticket direct, Bera ts for cage ‘fro ma Washington other Route, and wo Omnibus oRi aire areas FOUE DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON CITY, (Sundays excepted.) bg connections wit r waving Battimore 745.4. M.and 830 P.M, On Sondare. ‘One Train at 8.30 P. M.. copnectin, at Belay with 9 P. u. Train from Baltimore, ROR THE WEST. Train leaving Washington at 6.90 4. M. makes connection at Washingtor Janction (Belay House) with Train leaving Baltimore at 8.1 Trains leaving Washington at 3, 3. “or 6.30 P.M. make connection with Train leaving Baltimore at | 5 | BB Suan TO BUY YOUR CIOERTS red THE ALTIMORE AND OHIO BAIL! raise the Onl; Bodie ty whick Parough Rake o Through 1. scan be OE TW ashington. pee ht’s Latest Im: ed SLEBPIN! 3, of meet superior finish, attached to Night Traibe, THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIREOT ROUTE To | COLUMBUS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, O1N- CINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA HAUTE, 8?T. LOUIS, CHICAGO, dc, de, dc, | BOP WITH LEss CHANGES OF OARS THAN BY 45Y OTHER ROUTS.em wae rectal, Notice to Passengers the West from ington '—Passengers go: 0, fest, by ats ding tele THROUGH TIOKETS ta Wasnt meion, ne Baltimore and Onto Raliroad SAV DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the Ons Hage of viniting Baltimore (if desired) without itional charge. ‘Connections a the Obie eet with OLEVS- LAND EP InPee AL OHIO and MARIETTA & CINGINNATT 1 ATLROADS; and through them, with the whole Railway System of of of ane NORTH TH WEST, GENTEAL aT, For THROUGH TIORETS h psese apply at the Office, Washin, WP. BMITH, Master of Transportation aan COLE. See Heke Agent. ap 21-tf 863} 1863 PENNSYLVANIA oun TRAL OAD Is a PinsT-ofAsa nOpTH WESTERN CITIES, srown Bann Abety AND OOMPORT! cue ¥EER FROM DUST BAGGAGE OHBOKED THROUGH 7E0M BALTIMORR THREE D. PHILADELPHIA PAE TOM, Two of OLOBE br Ee H. BURG no the HORTHEEN 0. rae BAILBOAD, aed, forming THE GREAT OENTRAL ROUTE WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE to all points in thi wasr, NORTHW it, AND SOUTHWEST. ora Teraes Fete er eee mortheas corner of Penneyivanis avenue and Bix ‘Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore. IL 8B! PILsS 8! SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN, If you would obtain immediate relief from Gistressing complaint, try DE. WITFIELDB VEGBTABLE PILLS. ‘This is a long tried and throroughly tested reme 47, ond has never yet failed to cure. Do not saf fer when there is a remedy within reach, Bold by 8. C. FORD, 290 Penntyivania avenne Washington, and by H. OOOK, Aloxandria, Va, Bontto any address by mail, Price 60 cents per box. For sale by all Druggista. J. YOUNG, Propricter, jy4m Ne, 481 Broadway, N. ¥. ooD! wooD: Doe P: AND SPLIT FOR OND BouLas EAR snp baexe ato Fie Woot Mi, ‘ ¥. ¥. OAK, ‘gl Fina, WOOD for sal: Tore ond ches} MoKNEW. i! oreer Beventh sty stot and Oanal, a oereee Peventhowest COati! Go B C04 Mor San KIN DB. fat AND FOR eh Univa¥ ager ed Corner Pickett foe MIBEBY | — = ot eaten Sae are deta ve SRS UE ot eat = DAILY | aon (ype tween Wheat N STON i | | THD TO VER IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, HELMBOLD’S | HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU A POSITIVE axD SPECIFIO REMEDY FOR WNon-Retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irrite tion, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Blad- der and Kidneys, Diseases of the Pros- trate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calcerous Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and all Diseases op Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys, and Dropsical Swellings, emisting tn Men, Women or Children. HELHBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. Por Weaknoss arising from Exocesses, Habits of Dir. sipation, attended with the following symptoms: Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss ot Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, ‘Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease ,Dinoness of Vision, Wake- falness, Pain in the Back, Universal Lassitade of the Muscular System, Hot Hands, Flushing of the body, Dry- ness of the Skin, ERUPTIONS ON THE PACR, PALLID COUNTENANCE, These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this medicine invariably removes, soon follows Fa- tuity, Epileptic Fits, in one of which the patient may expire. Who can say that they are not frequently followed by those “‘ Direful Diseases,’ IN- SANITY and OONSUMP. TION. Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, but none will confess, The records of tke In- sane = Asylume and the Melan- eholy Deaths by Con- sumption, bear ample wit- ness to the truth of the as- sertien, The constitution once fected with Organic Weakness, re- quires the aid of medicine to Strengthen and Invigorate the System, which HELM- BOLD’S BATRAOT BUOHU INVARIABLY DORE HELMEOLD’s HIGHLY CONCENTRATED: COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SABRSAPARILLA, Por Purifying the blood, re Moves all diseases arising from excesses and imprudence in Life, chronic constitutional dis- eases arising from an impure state of the blood, and the only relig- ble and effectual known remedy or the eure of Berofula, Beald Head, Salt Bhoum, Pains and Swellings of the Bones, Ulcerations of the ‘Throat and’Legs, Pimples on the Faee, ‘Tetter, Brysipelas, and all scaly eruptions of the skin, ‘Two table spoonsful of the Extract Sareage- rille added to a pint of water, isoqual to the Libsos. Diet Drink,and one bottle is fally equal toa gallon of the Byrup Of Sarsaparilis, or the Decostion, usally made. = Bo THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BERN ADMIT. end are also in very general use in all the BFATE HOSPITALS and PUBLIO BANITARY INSTI- TUTIONS throughout the land, as well asin pri- | AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO. j | No. 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth streets, | INVITE THE TRADE TO INSPECT THBIB STOCK er IMPORTED amD DOMESTIO LIQUORS, WINES, SEGARS, TOBACCO, AND Groceries for the Camp, UNSURPASSED I” AESORTMENT AND VARIETY BY ANY STOCK IN THIS CITY, OUR CONTRACTS witk THE LARGEST PACKERS IN TER STATES OF MAINE AND NEW JERSEY ENABLE US TO OFFER HERMETICALLY-SEALED MEATS, POULTRY, FISH, FRUITS, AND VEGETABLES, at NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTI- MORE MARKET PRICES, BORDEN’S CONDENSED MILE constantly on hand. BEING SOLE AGENTS roR THE £ALB or MESSRS, FRANK BININGE CELEBRATED BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, HOMESTEAD RYE, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, GOLD MEDAL MADEIRa, GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, GOLD MEDAL coGNac, RIP VAN WINKLE GIN, vate meneeeeet and are considered as invaluable VAN TASSELL AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, Sun Mupicat Paorsarizs or Buomy, From Dispensatory of the United States. See Professor DEWEES’ valuable works om the Practice of Aadesey oy Cas: tese Bee remarks made by the eclobratea PHYBIC, Philadeiphia. ve Bee remarks made by Dr. BPHRAIM MeDOW ELL, @ celebrated Physician, and Member of the Boyal Ogllege of Surgeons, Ireland, and inthe transsetions of the King and ons See Modico-Chirurgical Review, published by BENTAMIN TRAVEBS, Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons. 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