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——— THE EV ENING STAR. PLANTS FOR WINT! = It is the © time now to make cul of such nore are wanted for the house in winter. It is much better to have vigorous, young plants, than to depend upon the old ones. It is better in most cases to leave the bedding plants in the ground to die, and de- pend upon these grown from cuttings; but if unsuccessful in a new plants, then the old ones may he taken up about the time severe frosts are expected, petted, cut weil back, and put in a cool, dark place, until the beginning of winter, when they may be re- moved into the room where they are to re- main. There is very little difficulty in growing ae Simply stuck into sand or sandy soil, covered with a giass and kept moist, and ina shady place, they will grow without trouble. This will apply more particularly to such bedding plants as Geraniums, Argera- tums, Heliotropes, Petunias, &c. Roses and Fuchsias are also easily grown from cuttings We would not advise any person, not having a green-house, to take in Verbenas for the win- ter, as it is very difficult to keep them. They are sold so cheaply by the florists in the spring, that it is better to procure them at that time than to attempt to rve them. In makin; cutti: some portion should be of old or well ike wood, as the green, tender shoots are te deoay before striking root. Do not bein too great a hurry to pot your cuttings, even when they seem to be growing vigorously, for in many eases they will put forth leaves and show every indication of beaey, rowth when, in fact, no roots have been omitted. In setting cuttings any kind of pot or dish may be used. Cracked tumblers are useful for covering them, or if a large ves- sel is used, 8 common pane of ginss may be laid over it. The object of this covering is to retain the moisture. Inorder to secure this they should be kept in a shady place, so that the direct rays of the sun may not strike them Various other methods of striking cuttings have been adopted. Some recommend laying them in damp sphegnum or moss, such as is used in iso p plants for transportation; others recommend putting them in a wide mouthed bottle, into which a sponge has been at, and which is to be kept constantly moist. uttings of many plants will strike root by keeping the lower portion immersed in water for several weeks. although most sorts will rot by this process. Whatever method is adopted, ere should be double the number of cuttings Ean that will be wanted, as as will be Jost thro} th carelessness or neglect. —G. B.H. tn the “Country Gentleman.’ PLASTER, ASHES, AND EXPERIMENTS. A late number of the Boston Cultivator furnishes the following statements and sugges- tions; and such experiutents would doubtless be of much valueif carried out, remembering that no single experiment is sufficient to form a conclusion, but they must be several times re- peated, under all varying circumstances: Mr. E. L. Metealf, of Franklin, informs us that a mixture of plaster and unleached hard- wood ashes, in about equal parts, made a little moist, and kept in a heap protected from rain, for four to six weeks, and then applied to crops, will generally produce a highly beneficial effect, even where plaster alone would produce no effect at all, and in all cases the benefit is p ped increased over that of pure plaster. Applications of this compound. and of plaster ashes by themselves, and of guano super- phosphate of lime, &c., might be made by sowing breadths across fields. leaving spaces between without anything. The result would afford an indication of the comparative value of the different substances, and might show whether any of them could be profitably used for this pyrpose. Jzvy Davis’s BRoruer-in-Law 4 PRIVATEERS- MAN —Among the officers of the Sumter is Beck- ett K. Howell, son of Col. Howell, of N. Orieans, anda brother of Mrs. Jefferson Davis. Mr. Howell is Marine Otticer of the Sumter. He held a simi- lar appointment in the United States service, hav- ing been appointed thereto by Mr. Buchanan. OCEAN STEAMERS’ SAILING 7 DAYS From ram Usirap Srarns. rows. R . me Davus. ‘ersia.—__. ___..New Yor! werpook. Aug. 23 Mh ‘New York...Havre....Sept. 14 ROPE Bevaris..__- ._South'pton_..New York Aug. 14 «Liverpool. ew York... Aug. 17 athe Ce Caiiforme mail leave on the ist, ‘2th, and 2ist of every month. HE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of the Army news to their fall ian ky of MINITARS NAVAL HING GOODS, ry ledige pte ped Doeskins, > Sosa jets, Lages. Lag need Straps, a word = . Caps, Hats, and all dery Aiso, ths odlebrated PAT- FILTERING % CAN N. Orders in that ime See gris solicited. nd MMi itary Merebant rit S, ‘2 Pa _av.. under Brown’s Hota. IN BOATS. Quartermaster General's 0; i Washington City. Fait ot" 1861, PLams aND Spxcivications for hulis of Gun ta for the Western revere are onexhibition at is Office, and at offices of usstormmeters at Pittebarg. Cincinnati, St. Louis and Boats to be delivered at Cairo. Bids ould be sent to Qoartermaster Goueral of the United States Army, at Washington, by ist Au t, af nuon, M. GS, iy19___ Brig. Gen'l and Quartermaster Gen". eee mate en. ATCH REPAIR N6 ANDSILVER WARE Ww ANUFACTOR rie I have one ofthe best establishments, and f or- Rished with erates set of tools for repair- Dg every description of fine Watches, and ioular sttenton give to the same, by ‘h competent workman.and a. work sc “Kiso, every déserip ion of standard & Ww: RE, piainand ornamental, manufactu fi vWn supervision, which my customers wi: om wid pyperics is ss Smssh v0 ctad a jeajors in general and ri reenal manufacture, se 228 Pa. avon O, 80S. P*®¢POSALS For SibE WHEEL STEAMERS, Navy DerartMent, 2 erext of Comstrection, Wasuinotox, August 8, $961, In ConvorMity with the act o proxed the 34 August, 1961, the avy Department ‘will reotive proposals for the construction apd ‘weive Side Wheel Steamers, of water not to exceed six feet nite fackes: foe armed with two rifled guns, of bs. each, ore at each end of the vessel; also, wi uh two !2-pound howitzers; the comple ment to ¥ one ifupdred persons. with provisious for aixty = . to have two thouzand gallons of water in . 8d to be provided with 8 condenser for dis shilling potable water. To he schooner rigged, and have a rudder at each end, properly protected bys The Department desires to have the highest at- faasble speed, which must be stated in the offer, together with the length of time it can be main. tained, and the quantity of coal that can be carried ip the bun, ners for that speed, wiich should not be less than for eigity cays. The propota! must be for the hu'l, spars, rig sails, and canvass work, boats, auchor — tanks, oasis, furmtrre. cocking Spparatus Bnd vtenais, machinery and spare work, soe all a she uipments for a yeesel of war com- nd 7 in all pzens for sea servise. sad ov a receive her officers, men, armament, stores, provisions, and fuel for steam machinery. Naval t, ator v A bejfuraiened oy soveta <A edge ie spro:fications m jescri use tals to be used,the method te: the dotall of see” e mi and cise of fast S| aize, ae finish, kiod arraogement of machin: of the various rawines, hich ne showing the -rooms, isposition of Aen bn 4 the deck— boiler pressure ae pos ecu any navy see the list of po Ho coed So boats, to wipoeaia t0 contormand fot w. eh machinery «an ~ Govern it in _ caw = — Satan do mt hi y their ‘specifications ‘and neu mone! conditions of Government conti be o.served. Ly geen AJ be made at ferent intervais, as bane ay ane retain one-fifth of the wh Bi <qys the — of the vessel, to oy aor e within that time in trislatses. f. ‘is understood nat jn the coat elt faifilment meat oft the Ie faaried vf tne ion of speed, fuel. factory worki: machiverr, &., with a forle ture lure, peng ‘The atation of bi -stesm- ship builders Wil have den we weight, t pt oi Ha Bille tnabi shaeat cf whine’ ihes" Taal et steam ma&chiners to be made. ia FOR STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES vO MATOR, atthe MEVROPOLITAR BOOKSTORE, PHILP & SOLOMONS, Asents for Lauremes’s esisbrated Linen Papers “ Metropolitan Bills,” €., &¢. so %-ly ¥.. bet, 9th and 10th ste, WASHINGTON LOCK oe Spr R. SHUMAN has, after pele} if- pega oe or Ee alee ‘end pri ‘This is the only place where 8. cure opm be obtained in and evil hi eal Cems in > Primary. feuoral dali >r myaromcae ry erenngh hon mngemy lots of memory, othe he ypeacholy ales the throwt, 2089, and deity and a yoouluar ditordors ar hem unfit for either spay, het ort mage Bre Treatost worl for Siegal of Cod mee. otures, 8 lie, semi Reo. There ts no cat is aso in Whioh thoy Tai 30 « oure in should embrace the eariiost opportauit: Fox rot reli Dr. Shuman bas made the most comp: Rom’ for the comfort of jis patients who om & distance, Fhey, Will bo furnished wit: the = picoeni it and ag iiet, and mi 8 first-class hotel at lesa than half the cost. Do not forget the name and number. Dr. man’s 0} ble pg tne necestary Pennsylvania avenue, C the National Hotel, Washington, D. C. Persons at a distance should return postage. Office hours,9 A. M.to 10 Various parties have a enticed from ny ine this city, who will rus it till the day of their death, shtution by certain swindiers on back str word to the wise is en‘hoiant Ap 9. mess of the Throat, Relieve the Hacking Cough en Consump- i ronchitis, Ashma, ¢ Catarrh, Clear give Strength to the voice of I P cee Any SINGERS. Pow , Pu Few sre aware of ths im, Cough or “Common told in ite first s 6; ti] which in the begining would yield to a mild reme- dy, if neglected. soon attacks be Langs. “* Brown's Brenc! Troches.” containing demulcent ingredi- ents, allay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation. tore ers of witchoraft and impostors in nso speedy id for all or ‘work fa fore mropet tertiary, pains in the 1 loins, strictures, Noss lors @rizing from the sae 5 remedies in the known gonorrhe, gleet, rose horrible complaints, ho would wisk tobe valusbie men and ‘ornaments te society errange- je.az confortable as they wouid bes S steoe and the «. f{ Sixth street an mri evenan, < Slarendon Hotel, opposite enclose stamp 0 for Cure Cough, Cold, Hoarseness, In- Ausnza, any Psst Sap) or Sore- AKERS rtance of checking & (6 manne ‘| “They go right to the Spot. INSTANT RELIKF STOP 10UR COUGER PURIFY YOUR BREATH STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE! SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS, aRE GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN, GOOD FOR LECTURERS, GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS, GOOD FOR SINGERS, GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVEs. GENTLEMEN CARRY SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. CHILDREN CRY FOR SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. (PARATION WORTHY OF UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE 4 PATRONAGE FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, CLERGYMEN, LADIES, and GENTLEMEN in all parts of the world testify to the efficney ot PROF.O. J. WeOD’S mene ace ge fad susteegen of the Ee oo oi reyes in its imonia!s mu er ane more,and it will be nay y nuke Sse is abou saburn, ‘and inclined to begricdnge? it began to tara aay, oa rut Fein, Esha Bie p of my h oe Pe Say mth epee as them, tea the ss jene : A moh to thi rats They relieve a Cough instantly. ak inc Hettstion I ae ate i man. oO" They ols ar the Throat. her ete i “ntrongly recommend ’ail nusbande whe They give strength and volume to the voice, value the admin oy their wives to rate Sagres otha aie Se or ‘They impart 8 delicious aroma to the breath, Re ors. Wood e Bo. Broadway, N BA \ Ae ii re &! ‘ m eer swe Setighital 00 the tapts, onger at No. Ii Gatroi Pisce, , er eae of simple herbs and cannot harm ars Fan. sPramsrow, Ale Aaa S| od ir eatoratiye™ has sone x air 80 much good ence T advise every one who has Cough or a Husky | £ Commenced th & that I wisn to — ‘nown to ar pabiic of ite offects onthe hair, log are creat. A man or woman may benearly depriv: hair, and by @ resort to your “Hair Restorative” the hair will return moro beantiful ever; at least thus is SaEerpernas. Believe it voitall: Voice, or a Bad Breath, or any difficulty of the Throat, to get a package of my Throat Confec- tions. They will relieve you instantly, and you will agree with me that “they go rieht to the spot.’ Yow will find them very usefu! and pleasant while traveling or attending public meetings, for stilling your Cough or allaying your thirst, If you try one package I t\m safe in saying that you will ever af terwarde consider them indispensible. You will find them at the Druggiste and Dealers in Medi- oines. PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, My signature ison each package. All others are counterfeit. A Packa.fe will be sent by mail, prepaid, on re oeipt of Thirty Cents. Address, HENRY C. SPALDING, No. 48 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK. ‘ENEDY. P. s—You oan Pailin the shoves if you likes, By publishing in our Southern papers you will get more patronage South. I see several of your cer- Ukoadoe in the Mobile Mercury,a eS xonthern ENEDY, *woops mals RESTORATIVE. ¥. 0.5. Woo: ree Tear trom the rtuns to lose t} the best portion. G may ha ir, fro) the effects of the yeliow fever, in New Orleans i isl. I was paint eo mal jee be Fhe pre} i ion, found 11 answer as the ve ny cae y bairis nom tiga and s sonny, and ne words can express my obligations to you in giving to the afflicted Such stress treseur FINcEY JouNson, The Restorative is vis: large, medium small; the small hold hall pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the me- m holds at least 20 per cent. more in proportion ap ,retaila for two dollars per bottle; the ares 0) ‘hat trouble in my Throat, (for OY quart, @ per cent. more in propor BROWN’S| whish the “Tvockes™ arab apecino) e ten, pa exaleior 6. Proprietors, 444 Broad having made me offen. 8 me See ar * 9 = es Cr aiertict TBs 4 Bre WROCHES| perer. WILL! 29 Cc R a low York, arket street, als «ft recommend their use to Fale : old in this sg! by C. STOTT, 376 Ps. avenu wnocuee | “REV. E, H. CHAPIN. ANG CURE r: sivsavale , 2 TROCHES ee 5 “Great oe in subduing Hoarss- oy Fe THE SICK AND 8) Ne@ BROWN’S|nrses REV. DANIEL: WISE. age So J 98 tL Ww wid 4 ake iPrLiotkD 7 “Al t instant relief inthe dis- TROCHES fronting abor of breathing peculiar 2, Cc cs xe 2} euuia rei ee BRown’s |! Aerio. > Z KEJOION IN HEALTH, wa} woe: 4: ©. EGGLESTON, 7 ‘ CUR Ge lend, do yor suffer? Are you tho vietim ef any TROCHES ingen? no. peiam or HAVES ee Amero iments which ary arise xem a be LJ atare S) BROWN’S ™ Gicmist Roston, =) Rranen whet are they not? Tie bisod is rite “A simploand plessgat combina e souros of li d health, and itis the firat element TROCHES | non for © ovens, Ee of oar being tot respond to Aur egare which affects DR. 6. F. BIGELOW, the syrtem, as the pulse infallybly aitests. ‘Fhe ev: prown's i “CURE. Co rune Nir eteiaye Brartng . ” : m ie i a1 » Net FROCHES| “ Repaheta yrongeme ren yy a e 4) your Danity, va brenehsiy ite Com riaint with its ‘ On, SD e namberjess ili: ol BROWN’S “rh th F eegoas kim as feah ia be ie derive their hideons origin from a - ave proved them excellent for Eladty then and genily with the bi FROCHES| Wxoorixa Couce ad WARREN ee ce the scutes resources of nature for its ai . RE . id and cuffer us to commend to your confidence ay BROWN’S| a er e ret al, a uso that rely valuable medicament known as “‘ Genoficia! when compelled to e MARS. M. COM’S RROGHES | qpeek, exeeine, “PANDERSON INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOOTION. BROWN’s anes Lewis, With regacd to, this almost infallible » « - ular sentiment s on in deci rocaus| .<Prrrieihiarengag care: | Br te or Sich Eendachs may’ be rroventee, asd eeu! Ra Rae BROWN’s|Common with Breaxuzs Sod Sine | 1 taron at the commencement of an attack itgme- she happicat resulta from its use are alte SHE ‘Prof. M. STACY ZORNSON diate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained. | Temodies and the best medical akili have WROCHES Granse, Ga, They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and pasion. toretens cates BROWN’S ‘Teacher of fone ty ern sieadeshe to which Seniae Gre 80 subject. ste from the most re- . it bowels,—remo' justi est te: TROCHES| “Great be eet ken before omen rare an ers et! it ie Be ‘commend £0 valuavle & N’S ‘thorr past effect, For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, 4 i Ls si appror ithe weal ate are oquailed BROWNS; Ibe of permanent ad- | and ail persons of sedentary habits, they are val. yb: ieoprativt propertiaa foots, ee nee @ROCHES rasiaga’ te me AM. usble as 8 Laxative, improving the appetite, iving = om diacase ye renewed const! Katina vip BROWN’S| President of A’ iene Uollezes Tenn, Eee see cheer, fe ie dicestive orsane, and a re BP ig) at: npromreiar, No, APraecists, in in EL i seremgtn of the None wine Bn _pame is blown pol the WROCHES ART Bold ball Brae Elst shs WHEN: | whole system. (her seal on the oo: The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long 1 per reap AH bottles fo or Bs. telly investigntion and carefully conducted experiments, resist PROF. WOOD'S having been in use many years, during which time oiekias onale Arent for the Bi hs they have prevented and relieved a vast amount of eter ba fon met vt clanmicacionon RESTORATIVE CORDIAL azD BLOOD RENOVATER Is precisely what lensant to the tas Favigoreting ‘and stron; ng to and at the samo time revivifies, reins! news the Blood in al its original puri ud veuders the system invulnerable eeteaks of disse itis the only preparation ever offered to the world, so chemically and skill- soattacks af disease. fully combined as to betne most powerful t 8 name indicates, for, while revivifying, exhilarating, to the vita. a fen Ac, adapted to, as to pain and suffering rom Headache, whether origi- nating in the nervous system or from @ deranged state of the stomach, They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and may be taken at all times with perfect safety without making any chsnge of diet, and the ab- sence of any disagrecable taste renders it easy te administer shem to children, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! The genuine have five signatures of Henry C. TRE ALL-SUFFICIENT FRREE, ators Patt 1,2 and ‘Protected R at of fond, ‘and sopered’ by the | & Reale ie maote de P 4 th 8 O1 ede Paris, a ie ao Pas Viena. 0. 1 1s inv a (or exhaustion ai and natorrhes, bat ai phate! dinblites © lt f th 0.2 complotely cradicates all traces one dineazer tint have been hitherto treated by the e amu scour and pernicious et of copaiva and onbebs. No. 3 har caurely sup the injurious vse of insuring and at the same time so perfectly Spalding on each Box. mre icperaiug a ing tthe BY. oem bed ee ere ePoosatke the tacaeert stomach, and | Sold by Drugeiste and all other Dealers in Medi. | ins véno f tiaes sa aud hence 01 o " i TRIES od in tone up the « ve urgaus, and thus ates Sli ner- | clnes. tho form oie Soe sor dovont of fie smell 0) € r ti it erfectiy exhilara- be mousaled otaer irritation. ji 3s pasion al eutvely - aS Box wil! be sent by mai! prepaid on receipt o oan be onrried in the ‘waintoont po ne Sold yet ro combined ac to mid effect, without pi conseqnences. Sich s remody ‘oduoe the most dueing any in has lon, mn tin oases, and divided into separaic doses, as ad runiskered b Velpean, Lallomand, Roux Ricord Price PRICE, 26 CENTS. All orders should be addressed to 3 exch, or four cases for wai Coy bee desjisrature in the medloal world, HENRY C. SPALDING, fre ; ato be eases, whereby kere 13 & sany- zno medical sk.li to see that debility 48 Cupar S7zznt, New Youn. | BARK (194 Hlecoer street, New York, t oie Ball attacks of disoaso, and proseeds @ad tp lmnmodsatels on wosivine es nenitirens, fe Barrow ed Inys th at ‘em opon te he insidious @ ‘a - will forward the Triosemar to any partof the world, of many o oat fatal, such, for example, as the scourely packed, and addressed seoording to the in: following: oumumption tau orvous Irrieeehite, From the Examiner, Norfoth, Ve, Sructions of t! 6 writer. ite, Faint . ‘ {ons of AP ots Defies heorh, Molansheis: Qephalic Pills sooomy 6 ohiect for whioh | Th ae Book, of allot! ers, —y ae be, rend by Night Sweats {angor, Giddiness, Retention of, as juer'were made, vis: Gi all tte | ee dumant ratty ae Bi iysiolosient esearones,” wel rg, Pauntul obstructed, too" profuse, or ino it Riceoner ilistrated and ienste 2 minutely of } ne War ‘Those all depend v: ganeral debility. ‘This pure, From the Examiner, Norfoth, Va. a0! vos, scpuscor lan 2 ye the Praiities oealthy tonic Cordial aud B' jenevaner woia | Whey have been tested in more than a theusand | and vi wating habite of early youth, itatin; e 0 cure as cae ai Hise ras ie not all ie pt oases, with entire snocers, the victim trom s ering the nition o: o' tre mo. state, srstom is weakened we are open to bili From the Democrat, Be Cloud, Minn. sling al the tions of mano ood, “and ar et = }» the liver becomes torpid, or w 180 diseased =! gin thee ts fs on tre ringed atime the xidneys refuse to perform their notions, and aes Bre, or ite a with head- 5 eger st 7S Weare troubled with <oaiding and imoontinence 0 re (Con Is) 60 Bold t 7a snow ay Ra ye AG t free _ in the back, side and between the shoukle: ceedingly uabie to slight colds, cougns, end checked. soon emaciation follows,and the goes iown toa premature Rot allow us to enumerate the are liable ina weskeaed con But we will say in thia Got any Lils to wi ition of tne sy and fect. este pleasant and Siaotwal pond yy of Appetite. Ny prmreos — ence, wesk an: up patient rave. But space will we from the Western REG z s rica, m. | eh alee Dd 8. See Jr., Drag polly Wash 'e iy endorse Mr, Spalding, his ua- avalied Gephaule Pills, Penvusr The fol Quin vatsment nt and then judge Mom the Southern Path Pinder, New Orisos, sie ABRAM CULE, of Brookline N. Y.. a wel ‘Try them i yout known citizen there, had suffered from Dyspeps: that your tes mony Saereds Gre for nme Eee Fi without permanent 1 relief, anti: rhe numero tried A whii 3000) ver.or &ny Billousattack | other evita ae Produce. the dsstiona for on thie on a restored ——$~4 to Nervousness, heaith ip a fow weeks. ‘Alteran interv® of some pitation of the Heart, Depression From the Gaxette, De Davenport, Iowa, month 8 he has had no retarn of his compiaint. of Spirit: 8, Pimples A 6 ), or any dis- Mr. Spaldi: 1d 6EO, W. CROSS, of Harmony ease arising from im nea as Sorofuls, i Mo ho da net Imo connect his name mo zits eruption on hia neok, ahou.dors P Erympei aa, Bron itte, Cough, aie diftioulty jo breath an article not to possess which covered about one third of his ing, and all that ciass of diseases female with & scab, ‘and ber wines and Qooe Ee above. sayths traveler climates and water, wilt findita suré remedy, and ne one Phouid out. Reador, try it. fer we assure you i ver travel wil | persons of Ugo Sa perotionel as well Ments which they are ministers, students, attorneys, li door exercise, wili Keep 2 bottle co. on mothers, or those cecoming such, wal KO Shree most dangerous Fiaee ae nes on nly with all accustomed ngth. but thousand ailments so poxtiog of, = wor 9 will also aed to sete. uen, oars of jou Wi i ne ie ita friend 1udeed, as weil as a {riend in need, % ry habits will find ita per- aa a cure for those ail- artionlariy exposed. Hence — Gatenes, 4 indies Who aro not scoustomed to much ou! to it to their Saveeens id; and above all atin: the fer sais the parts affected covered often & raw sore, was of coures very troublesome And distressing. ‘It so much impan bis b to gest him or madient at sed bn im in Ppaent sufferi: imadica] aid far im until he too! AYE. eh COMPO RACT SARSA- LA, which cues thine ‘Bisakin still shows a (hae dred Advertne, Prowidenes, R. I, ofective Famer fo ills apohd said to ne and eof the bent fe Ke no rode rn ‘very meaner complaint which trom the St. Lomi he St, Louis Deneeat. some 6d scare trom the e ulceration, bat it is otherwise at the artiele (Cephalic i: BuGOR, Ki 1 Pilon 16 rapidly 1 increasing. hos ane Va.. took’a aia rite felcled on hie be in set a From the Kanawha Me Vey Star, Kenawha, Va, | bai cough, whist was econ inlawed eine ‘aamien - cee SE EES thst fewillatok to thomas the Boe wery low he commenced ines SYERS CHER 1@ who try them, will PECTORAL « vi on 4 stopped the cough comp! From the Advertiser, | Providenes, B. I, re pared by DR d J. CVAYER & C0. novell, rie ia elt td cawiks sesh ams | Som eenotane quartara "TORE fom the jeiny; it Cordiat leveand aoe Bloe ica Wo ieee riaton, “48 ro eens From the Daily News, Newport, R, 1, Hisro oer 2 4 oa faleeaade, by sete yore ant tt ron > Kreok, St ‘Houle and Cephalic Pills are taking t the place of all kinds, sane ise at Rep tile C Ristory, ee aby all good sng 108 B c John eee ae :oioth; ryt? | Fen woop’s Baidto be very oMoseiens for the Deane | Bes the Weaver of Revelol by ths F. r u RES TORATIVE CORDIAL Wess ae ey eee Adam Bode ;” cloth 7éjvents ; aND Com: BLOOD BRENOVATOR. Ohio, mercial, pen re regpeargpdtorecxanec sett fe tn 0 Sargeant Sold in this city by C. STOFT, 376 Pa, avenue, —__—_—_—_—_—_—_—_———— aces Rie jewloundinnd by Rev Su 20-coly, aw Nobe UNBUATS ron tax WESTERN RIVERS. ID A angie bottle of Bae ta dots Piouns acta ‘Antisell, Me Des = Quanrzamas: peeeaiee Oreieey i Spalding’s Prepared Glue ind FRENCH & HSTEIN, ington, Jume 17, 1 Py ite avenue. Paorosals sre oe for constructing Gan- ‘Will eave ten times its cost annually, zs a ypmediately prepared and N93 PAPER ANP RAY ELGees ree . oy will uariermautte'? Ofiee at | SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUB! op ep cay Seas Ad SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! Views o sleet etomots nomena | BET oe pussies SEE Poe submitted by ts i sine SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! | ay Himes, and 'eibens reenited eye — "SAVE THE PIECES! Bopere irom parent So Boke. i Bors AMD §BORS. Fo Sule 5EE tl as Disparcn | bopale Die Mprsia te for commas, rendiig, a Teaser BOOTS ee Sritca in Time Savas wa arate 2 rye Eg Sifortment of Juveniles—Mayne meets Ree ah wet lara coamramante a or sine SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE se |i eee ain " “USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,” et N, Ba 4 Brash sooompanies cach Bottle, Prie Abbott’s od eg ot in ais Bo per ont & Re eAcant Books tore. HENRY C. SPALDING, No, 48 8 Codar street, New York. CAUTION. tame And W: ee Bag encore Base ss Saas TRAVELLERS’ DIRECTORY. UN'tTsD STATES MILITARY ROUTE. SPECIAL sie atiaitry CHANGE OF HOURS. Ml ag acta ol On and after Monday, August 19th, 1861, P _ Mx FAld A, Pree’ PASSENGER TRAINS WILL = 48 POLLows: Ls ry LEAVE WASHIN' bane até — Ba s. m, et 7.46 and mr | eeveanina ba Fe ar gente , ie eS ee oar wiilattilee ought (ast cra war) a EARS a a eae Leave entering the ret ere we. AWFO! pe te eee nora m ot. station. Bye ‘ x THOMAS a. ei era ve Sree NOohoar TRAIN. On and after SUNDAY. 28th July, there will be sere At street ba 725 but one Sunday dai Leave WASHINGTON at290 p. m. for NEW YORK * aad, P) pi8 DEL nA wom New ora aud” bolo in i - ieee - a iu : STEAM E! La EEN ake im ** Lae ate aN VERPooL. gon via Lake Store, buf piaatee Hes Queenstown, Ireland Sy ai Medi gli The “Liverpool. New York ia arse ofcreetGj Medion: Prairie Du Chiep, Ga'ens. Steamship company intend dispatohiag their fali tine, lows Oicr, B Quirey. —— romatea yam bu iit iron | a on, St. Lovis, Cairo, Terre ts: L— " yor a BALTIMORE, = ASF *hoen. get Now ae Cincinnati, } points West, North: RK T opm hee N ROUTE. aes - KANG And every ory Saterday, at noon, from Prerat’ ‘orth o8 river, rains at Eraine at roy, wit with Troy & Borline ington, ot ole 1» Ogden asburgh, itaea Rs Trangements by this route as ya phy {10m the Depots in Bre st all times as other R iroad Compan on a a lites mridey core Now Vork Koute, to the terdam, Antwerpras eee. pt reduoed through pisces. the con aa buy Sokete gt at renee to bring out es s, with 8; ne end Sheoping ont further ais 3; Da ra ape ckia se ws 08, AL* : es, peer Secpenjere 8 to local trai freight ar Of, Q: A. HERRING, Atoms SE rengements, inquire, Shr gepetyee, Warren ot ‘TERPRISE por ee NMENT ys ar Rit we IERTER™ | trove eter at itd Psa, “KENT,” Capt. 3 EB: psengers bt, “Pi. BER C a we liges. to and — Will run their routes as follows, leant eg Light ia, New York, girect Baltimore, foot of Camden, at? 0 art A. Wert jm ieee: wate s 4 the KENT—For Cambridge. and Landings rom New York and’? aia in. . and foliowing SA Ti ane nrg. ereri WEONERDAY and | From New York to Fort seers beck. 4 onday. Foz foiledeiph ‘Band pack, —— mm itimore and back.. 7" PROCURE YOUR TICKETS For Annapolissand West River, every TUES- ny ¥ and FRIDAY and returning cs Ahn EER—For St. Miobsel’s and Easton, via y Miler Kiver, every WBDNESDAY, aud return foot of Cox street Now Jeresy Raileans Ufice same For Annapolis, West in PhLod: Comesns’s oftee. N. W. R Gane . a Saston Point. every THU SD. age Pert rid ene of Sixth "and Chesinne streeta,or at the by same route on AY, returning Depot, Broad and Prime streets. for Annapo! oat’ River, St, Miohael’s and In B — wid batho CONNER.” zg ton, via River Ferry, every SATUR- Tessenser Aetr DAY, returning overs ie potas 7 by, same route. Fare to Cambridge, ton, "Oxford and ee NEW y Bary EKER AND UEAy BANY & eA ORR FO A YY, TR b ern A Weer! feck Nassua ee RLSM e nDapoli= (row enc! ny 83 * it SE. ir ant, Abang ii en express train from MSA Freight muat tL wives Rud Olfice, LIGHT ST. foot of Camden. Baltimore. GC’. CANNON. ee ee A ORTHERN Pr. 4 CENTRAL | RAILWAY. SUPERINT! NDENTS OFFIC Calvert oration, > ag 3 the NORTHERN C CENT sat Pvt a depart as foilows, until fu: wi dine piel aks Rags season ateP. Mine 8.15 A. M. train form toot with trains on the 7 our cass hl a ety ea | 5 nga — north to Dover * (This train will run to Millerton every Paturéay ) "For Groton Falls—8:158. m. mtopoing at all sta- tions north of Fordham trom 26h street station. For White Piains—2:9), aioe ont 5:00 p. ma. atop. 8t all stations from 2th street ‘or White Piains—6: nm. stopping at ail ote. tions from W hite street station. For Williams Bridge—72 eit 15 8. -eo-one 8:30 p. - Stop: all s:ations from eet Blauion. i Taye & ren Piaine—<:™ p.m smyving at White iaine—from ban y—9-00 ast press t eborere or sine ES = (This att leaves Mis ~ morning at 5 &. m.) | su awiilleate ah “ean = Railroad; at Barmsburg with Penneyivacia K Raii- Cigise ark, Soutien age and | Ee the West also w with Leben pon Hit ridge ene wir ates, from from 9:00 8. m. to bead with L and B. Railroad for ston an st ; = eee ae, * of Wyoomin: Subes with he Pel ladelphia and” Bae Ran U ond fe 1 le! en Tie re Ria 4 Pennsylvania and New Yor! = NEW YORK ANP ERIK RAIL parts ROAD. train makes aii the ia Ferry and Lovg of Chambers pane i Hanover Reiierad, “Wits Strest, New York, as liows, vig lroad and the Lebannon Valle: 7.00 ‘a.m, EXPRESS. for “buokirk, an Buffalo, nes P.M train pnskes connect one - nnd prineipal iptermeia'e Stati sy:vania Railroad for ali parts est, and 8 MALL, for Dunkirk. ‘and intermediate direct connects for New York. TRAINS ARRIVE. Mail stél0oP M rere at 7 3 burg Accommodation a 43 Be Men ts Harris Statione—this't ‘Train remains over night at Elmira, he next “eta m.. ma MiLk dail, for Ousville, and inter for See ry aioe ation inquire at the “iene a Ac ‘OMMODATION, daily, for Port Tr end whys incipal icket Office, Calvert Bration,, Sammars: rt. 400 ” WAY or Middletown, Newburgh. om) in iste Stations . m. NIGHT EXPR 8, daily. for Dun- offalo, Canandaic ua, neipal Stations sucmmes 852 eB | gt atic Prin of = apes at oll Man Train The Camde: Am' 8nd Philadel, ry me rune o renee weet — bor 9 ane aie apie x wer AON NMOBATION sor Hornesvil'e, PLACES. from WALNE T, Gen"! Sup AND KENSINGTON DEPO PE wnat} NATHANIRL wakes doonives At6 A.M, vis Camden and Amboy, (C. and A. Ate A Mo wie Camden and Jersey City, (N. J Acoommodation. ) a A au ral a vis Camden and Jersey Ctty,«Mora- 1 tie A.M, : vin 7. aigas and Jersey City, FOR ANU Fa RA VERPORT ETROPY ure it ed cheenge Bay state. ant rE OF Rien a ection wi dupe Suet rena isiremoe eee “fee! 58 miles rite ‘to Boston se eanipan pier Pts via Camden and Amboy, (C. and A. via Kensington and Jersey City, at mM. (Ereain 6 Meta t MM via Kensington and Jersey City, jewport eaoh way. apse. ‘Camden and Jersey City, (Evening none Epeamere ay erranceent for a atil cP M., via Comden and Jereey City,(Bouth v*rest‘on board. and on arrivel ASP Min Camden and Ambor.( Accommods "rilowing i ' tion, ‘Sitar Ba ged paouoagers Pint Classe ‘1eket.) nti! saaptene a 4 commode oon. Seoond which they may in Theé ¥. M. M: at train runs daily, Theil P. M. pha Saturdays excep pted 1 attached to each steamer, ton, ze. no GI Py st wep eve ia ML omnes = = - A steamer runs in connsotion with this Line be- sd Water Ga Srroulppare phe heat gregn Fail ‘River and Providence Gaily, except Wreeeeniate n, vis Delawaré, Lad Freight to Boston is forwarded th rough with For Mauch Chunt, Allentown and canteen at | Bara sepeeek oy on tx on Fisin which 44 7,04. Mo or : id 53g P. Mw. strom Kensington dep on 7ig o'clock for Boston aud New ord, arriving baston at 335° Meee With the tain leaving dave une: St about ILA af Por Srount Hol yatGands A. <. Liban eR to rooms For Freehold at 6 A. M. and 2 For Siriatol, Trenton. te. ei Tio A. Pe gh ‘alnut ctrest s —_ — For Palmyra Kiverton, Delanoo, Beverly. Bur- seasd’s EF isrggncoo, lentown, &o., at 12%, 1, Steamer or Tresion for interme- diate ‘places, at at as hae Vn venone For New York a ow Sea aut halfan how Se a eee pot, and on arr TON—inland LYMY mS soni ee a seaae | Sh Pity: is of baggage only A age over tra. The Baggage to one fol br per pout orm On and after May 30 as ee viz:—! Gea: en a ig pedi laeors’ s corte Mulls at tad gepennirs 1S BRS eases . nee, gee

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