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INDIAN rEsTHabfgT EEsi M5 egTH TDHEcocrIoN,
THE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR,1, 1,2 and s-Pretected BY Royal
Seals of the Ecole de Phsrmecle de Psrls, and the
Imperial College of Medioine, Vienna
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea.
and al physical disabilities.
No. comp pletey eradioates all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernlclous use OF oopolva and oubebs.
No. has entirely supplsuted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insurlng 20 the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing al impurities, and roofing on
TRIESEMAR, Nos. ], 2 and 5, sre prepared IN
the form Of lozenge, devoid OF taste and smel 1,
and can be carried ~ the welstcoat pocket sold
In TN oases snd divided into separate doses as ad
mlnistered By Velpeau, Lahemand, RouL. Ricord,
saves SS; and 81 cases, vhersby there ls saw
ing of %. To be had, wholesale and retail, Of Dr.
BARROW, of 194 Bleecker street, New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance, pr. BerToy
will forward the lrsesemar 70 any part of the world,
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the in
struotions Of the writer.
The Book, Of al others, that should he read BY
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
10 Human FTailty, or Physiological RceearcAss.s "
IL 10 beautifully illustrated, and treats unlnutey Of
al the symp oms that IEvanehy develop them
seves. sooner or later, resulting from the heilnes
and vitatng habits of esrlI youth, lncepeottettnG
the vlotim from sharlng the Tuition of the mstri
monIal state, and. II not checked 20 tme defe
sting ell the functions of manhood. and Prtpssnf
s% BY stss e Snteasnf sn1 ,,tsst saar
doors below Msedougal, New York. Pnoe -
cents. Sent free every whore.
inrt0u, ID. @. de S-em
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gloom, for while, even over merry, sickly,
festival-loving Hong Kong. 1t broke her hus-
bands life and hope at blow. He never was
seen to smile after her loss; he shrunk away
from his old friends; he left the Rifles, ex-
changing into a regiment that was serving in
Upper India, and died of fever in the Terai.
Poor George! have taken some liberties
with the names Of those concerned, but there
are not few living who will be able to recog-
nize, under this mask, a too true tale.
Now, to clear up the seeming mystery of the
Black Spot. There is a fly which, for the
mischief it does, is known and feared through
out the East, and which is usually called the
Baal Fly, or Jupiter Fly. It's bite is generally
most fatal to cattle. 1t is identified with the
Baal- l-Zebub of Scripture, the type under which
the Arch Enemy was depicted. The fatal
Tsetse-Fly of Central Africa, which DR.. Liv-
ingstene has so well described. the Baal-Fly
of Syria, and the Bsl-Tse of China, are akin,
in appearance and effects while the names,
even, are singularly identical. This fly is
seldom very hurtful to the human race, except
when it has lately been feeding on carrion,
and thus communicates the morbid virus of
decomposed animal matter to the veins Of o
living being. This occasionally happens even
In Europe, and in the case Of the common
house-fy and the "buzz," or greenish carrion-
hy. But this is rare, indeed, and only three
or four cases of death ensuing from such bites
on the continent of Europe. In the East, with
sun peculiarly adapted to the Fastening of
disease, the deaths from this insidiously admin
lstered poison are more frequent, and the poi
son itself is more virulent and rapid. 1t was
In this manner that poor Mrs. G. met her
death. The Mack spot, unnoted at first by all
eyes save her own, and neglected by herself
was the mark Of incipient modification, the
center Of the gangrene that spread and spread
painlessly but inevitably, until what had been
scarce seen speck, proved sufficient to cut
short that fair young life. The doctor took
blame to himself for not having insisted in de-
fance of ordinary rules on the young lady's
quitting the ballroom at once, but the hope
that he might be mistaken, and a wish to spare
G- as much as possible, made him hesitate
in speaking out. But it was the opinion of all
the medical men on the island that when the
conlprGdOr first called the Doctors attention
to the mark of death on the face of the doomed
beauty, the mischief was beyond remedy. At
length, all that skill and care could do, was
done; but this was one of the saddest of the
many cases when Science stands by, impotent
to save, beside the deathbed
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Raising Thunder with the Wax work.

The following is letter written by Artemus
Ward, from his seclusion in the bosom of his
family, and contains touching reminiscence
of former "bender"
Hear In the buzzum of my family am en-
Joyln myself at peas with awl mankind, and
the wimmin folks likewize. go down to the
village occashunly and take little old rye for
the stummicks sake, but avoid spirituous
hckers as gineral thing. No man evir seen
me intoxicated but onct and that air happened
at Pittsburg. A parsel of onery cusses in that
vulnerable sity busted inter the hawl during
the mite and aboosed my wax WORK shameful
l didn't obsarve the outrajus transacshuns
until the evening, when the people begun fur
to kongregate., Suddinly they kommenced fur
to hollor and larf in a boysterus stile Sez /
good people what's up? Sez they, them g CRATE
wax WORK old man. immejitly looked up ter
where my wax WORK was and my blud biles as
think of the site which met my gaze. 1 hope
to be dodrabbertid it them afoursaid rockels
nadn gone and put old kaved in hat outer
George Washington's he'd and shuved a short
black clay pipe inter his mouth. His nose
thay had painted red and his trowsis legs thay
had shuved inside his butes
My wax fgger of Napoleon Boneypart was
hkeWize maultreated; his sword was dangling
tween his legs, his cooked hat was drawn kleen
down over his ize and he plased in a stoopin
poslshun zactly as tho he was drunk as a billed
owl. Gineral Taylor was standin on his he'd
and Wingfeld Skots coattaler was pind over
his he'd and his trowsis were completely tore
orf hisseif. My wax WORK representing the
Lords last supper was likewise aboosed Three
OF the Postles were under the table, and two
OF them had on old tar powlin hats and ragged
pee jackets and were smokin pipes. Judas Is
karriott had on a cooked hat and was appa-
rently drinking at bottil of whisky set before
him. This ere spectercal was too much fur me
closed the show and then drowned my sorrers
in the flowin bole.
Probly lie rite to you again before take my
departure on the summer campain.
Very respectfully yours,
ARTENUS WARD. T. K
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To be offered for,

The quantities OF any or a may be increased or
The Contracts Will therefore be made not fo@ sse
nc quantities, but for such uantltes the ser
vics may reg aire 10 be delivered at those Navy
Contractors not residing at the places where de
such places, that no delay may arise In Furnishing
what may be required; and when a contractor fails
20 Of wS sna cdtR shi Ss
authorized to direct purchases to be made to sup
Cd the the record Of ss
duplicate copy thereof. at the Bureau of PIovls-
sh. s that
has been made and received.
the SaVy Yd and IN
more than one article ls contained In the offer, the
Chef OF the Bureau will have the right to aacspt
one or more OF the articles contained in such oer
proposals are accepted land none Nthers) viii be
contract will be transmitted to them for executIsn n
whlSh which contract must be IetpIned TO the Bureau
n reg ular Transmission of the mail.
Two or more approved sureties in q sum equal
10 tne estimated amount OF the respective contracts
VIII b required and twenty per oentum in adIi-
tom will BIS withheld from the smount Of all pay
msnts account thereof as collateral security, in
addition, to secure its performance and not in aDy
event to be paid unGi 1t is in ali respects compile
liyeIies made will be paid by the Navy Agent
within thirty davs after bills duly authenticated,
s1sil have been presented 20 him.
Blank forms ofproposals may be obtaiIed on ap-
PIication to the NavJ Agents at Portsmouth,, Nsw
NoW pllladel phId,
Baltimore, Norfolk and at this Bureau
a record, or duplicate nf the letter informing
h.uaet oI the acceptance OF his proposa, will be
of The act of 1886 and his bid will be made and ao-
oepted In conformity with this understanding.
Every efsr rsust be accompanied las directed IN
the act of Congress making appropriations for the
Nayal service FOR 1876 prov ID 10th Of August
responsible persons, to the fect that hs or they
unaertake thst the bidder or bioders wal if his
within FIVE days. With sood and ssf5sient snTstiesi
TO Furnish the supplies proposed. The Bureau will
not De oolIgated to consider any proposal unless
a companled By the guarantee req quireI BY llw;
me competency of the guarantee to be certified by
tho Customs
Ihs attention. Of bidders IS called TO the sau7plss
dHd descriptions Of articles required as, IN the
psS1inoh Jor reception, iEa bHt rigld comparison
frH os made bettcsea the articles offered and ths se
PIES aad contract, reesirfng that fall bel0to fhe
ana Aeu also directed 90 ths
yg.rs o orssotEtioa Mareh ~ 1864, asd ths aef Of
bs iVsa Akrta, 1875, mar l6- lawtw
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McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment,
cxHE REnY IINIMENr IA raE UnnInA


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kgamsnts, Earsshs roethaehs Bruises sprans Frssh
Cuts, Weunds, ulesn Fever scrss Caksd Brsas, sore
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q certain rsmsdy. "
fhsssands Of human beings saved NE sf al.
srspitsds and misery BY the Of this avalpAss remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMFNT.
VIII relieve pain almost nsanlnsossy an viii e,.n
purify and heal the fsssst srsdibls shor tine
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
meLEANS CkLEBRATED LINl5iENT is ths onl, :, f.
ene rsiaels remsay for the Of Spawn, Rnehoo.
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never f.lsd to esrs Big Head, PsTlsvi, Fistuis dd
sPrsn, brs,ss Scratches, oraeksd Heels Cksfss sadds
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>. II. MCLEAN, ssls Pr>pri,t.r
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A TIckLisH SIruATIoN-7airfy Hours ,oith a
Skunk an Mining Shaft.-The Calaveras (Cal }
Chronicle relates the following story: While G.
Atzei was on prospecting tour last week in the
neighborhood Of Garland's ranch, on .sOfd w o.
mans Gulch," he observed a tunnel, and, ap-
preaching It, he heard noise as ofminers working
within, and proceeded to pay them a visit When
ne had yentured through the darkness one hun.
dred ana hfty feet all at once bis feet gave way
he was precipitaied to the bottom of shat thirty
hye feet deep breaking two Of his ribs and other
wise inJuring him. On recovering his senses, he
found he had a companion; a large California
skunk had met with like misfortune, apparently
some ten days before. His skunkship had be.
come desperate, through hunger, thirst and con-
hnement, and attacked him with all the ferocity
OF tiger, bit him severely on the face and hands,
he being too feeble to protect himself In this
condition he remained some thirty hours, when
luckily, two miners passed that way, heard his
faint cries, and rescued him from his perilous
situation, made doubly so from the fact that this
tunnel 10 situated In very lonely, obscure place,
no nc one scarcely ever passing, except Mr.. Gaflaad
In the spring time, viewing his fence. Mr.. Atzel
said he thought his case a hopeless one, at first,
but AFTER praying two hours he took courage and
commenced hallooing and fighting the skunk,
which he kept up to the moment Of his rescue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-23

O- In England, considerable excitement has
been created among naturalists and geographers
oy the startling discoveries recently made In Gen.
trail Africa, by gentleman now In London, Mr..
Chaylion, gentleman of mixed French and
American blood, who, availing himself Of the
facilities given by his position son Of consular
across the African continent on the line of the
equator, and has there discovered, in a densely
wooded region, a range Of lofty mountains Zone
peak calculated by him at ~ 600 feet) which con-
tain, according to his conviction the sources of the
four great Of the African continent the Nile
the Niger, the Zambesi, and the Zaire or Congo
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How PHILADELPHIA NEGRO MADE FoR.
TuNE.-The Philadelphia North American SAYS:
Among the sterling portion Of the colored people
OF Philadelphia the late James Prosser win long
be remembered. Prosser was to Philadelphia
what Downing is to New York, except that Pros.
ser leaves about 600 az the result Of his thrift
and integrity, while Downing is worth at leas,
nve times that amount. For nearly half century
Mr. Prosser kept restaurant In Market street, and
was favorablY known to the greater portion Of the
business community. He reached an advanced
old age, and was buried on Saturday last By
his own people he was highly esteemed. and moi
by the poorest among them was his wel-earned
competence begrudged. He would at any time
sooner have gone TO the poorhouse than tell lie
or take penny that was not his own"
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p

Il ENRICH. at the corner of Penn,
avenue and Eleventh street, has been VAA0
greater Inducements for the patronage of citize1s
and strangers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avcHue, and his accommodations
Tor permanent or transient boarders unexoeption-
aDle. The bar and restaurant ARRANGEMENTS of the
European Hotel have already become very popu.
lar being all that can be desired by the most fns
ndious. Tne proprietor pledges unremitted alton
ton and continued liberal expenditures to "a We sat
lsfaoton to all, and thus his invitation 70
all to give the European Hotel a call. ds4-t,
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IL couple Of Americans, in Arizona having
fallen In love with beautiful Mexican girl, ne.
solved to fight for the prize, which they did One
Of them was mortally wounded, and the other
and the next day the girl for whom they fouo ht
and bled ran of with another man, who was
particular friend Of the belligerents and through
whose means they had been Induced to fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-23

III The Massachusetts, shoemakers are moving
for anothsr ''strike." II Is said that bootmakers
which they received ten and twelve dollars for In
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MEDICINES.

ID L M r n
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has diseocered the most Csrtais, Speedy asd osly
E6ecfEal Remedy ts rae WorId,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCR.
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
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CLOTHING, &c.

MERCHANT TAILORING.
ANEW FALL STYLES OF CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERS, AND VESTINGS.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 32a PennsylvS-
MIA Avenue, have Just received q large VARIETY of
new Fall Goods, TO which they invite the atteRticp
of thsIr friends and customers. aa S0-tf
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DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London fadu
ate from of the eminent ColeFes an ~, tnsa
States a1d the greater Of whose life spe.t
the hospitals OF London, Rars PhAdslphia and sssvhs
has eheetes OF the we're
ever fnoSu; many uouolsd with ringing the head sae
ears when efeepi hervousness, being alarmed
sudden sounds bSshfness with frequent buskfnr
somemss Sith dsrsRgsmsnt Of mind, were cured iums
dlately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-23
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Sfxset, BftAsea 9th aud 10Th StYsffs.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Sfysss, Bstwssn 9th and loth Ssrssts.
We have Just finished o number of first-class
GARRIASES, suoh as LSght Faneyo ms,
ricsss, asd Bass,es, which we will sell atxS9
Q very small profit.
Being practical mechanics In different branches
of the business, we fatter ourselves that We know
the styles and suaty of work that will give satIs
faction combining liEhtnoss, comfort and dursblli
IT,.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended to
the shortest notice and most reasonable charges.
WALTER, kARMANN & BOPP,
CoaohmAkers, SUCCESSORS to VIM. r. Hook.
N CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions to HI
hetory, making 1t nov ono Of the larEesta a6WA
In tho District, whore hle facilities forE$xS
manutactnTIne CARRIAGE LI6HTxxS-
WAGONS OF ali kinds cannot be surpassed. and
nom his long experisnce in the Business he hseoe
70 Elvo general satisfcction.
hand.
Al REPAIRsnsstIyd de,s, And all orders prsxpt
ssssIa-saai Garrisrss taksp in esshsnre for rev
elss. ANDREW J. JOFCE
s-U esraar ct 1Stk and + sta.
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HOMEMADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIKs', MISSES AND CHILDRRN's WEAR,
~ ErceGdiEgly Loto Prices.
At J. ROSENTHAL'S,
No. is Market Space,
ma B-eo Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 9th sts.

%R BIRDS birds FOR SALE, rx>
W just received a splendid assortment of2SS
" Birds from Europe :-German Csnaries ~
Eng ish Black Birds, Thrushes, Bull Finohes old
Flnches, Linets, Sky LaTks, Yellow Hamars Par
roquets, Java Sparrow, Starlens, the red Mooaw
Parrot and green and gray. / have Mnoking
and Bob links; a. Sc, Trained Birds. Price Is cents
to $50. Cages of all kinds from 10 cents to $40, al
JOHN O'MEARA'S Bird store, No. SOS Pa av-
enue. at the Capitol gate. fe SIN
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lust RECEIVED AT FRENCH & RICH
3 3 STEIN, 21s Penn. avenue, Washington, 'The
househould edition of the works Of Chares DicE-
ems ilpstrated by T. o, g; DaIey and John Gil
Also, q new supply of Darley's Illustrated Cow
per, the finest edition published. feI
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DISEASES OF IMpR UDFNcE
DIR. JOHNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
KEAKNESS AND LMPOTENCY

INK MANY ThoCsANDs cured al ths Institution within
The last seventeen and the surg
Cal operations PerOrusd by DR. J0hnst0a, by de
reporters OF the pGpeN and other persOus uooss
which have appeared again and before the public
tdes hls standing geutlsm character
bility is sufeIen guarantee afflicted mar IsIy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-30
No 25l2.
Sleri61S Sale.

pY virtue of vend. ex. No. 25I2 to directed and
~ delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson County, Tennessee, at its January Term,
1851 will expose to public sale, to the highest bid
der for cash at the Court house Yard in the City
Nashy llle on Saturday, the 11th day Of May 1861
the right, title, claim, interest and estate which sam
uei hlmbro then had, or may have since acquired in
and TO the following described property to wit the
following lot or parcel of land lying county of Dv
so, on the head waters of Mil Creek, adjoining the
dover OF John kimbro's widow, and bounded as fol-
lows: beginning at rock the dover boundary line
and 6 poles South of the N West corner ofthe
and running thence West 9S poles the centre of the
Creek thence with the meanders of the creek and up
the South 49O West 80 poles, South So West SO
poles to rock, thence East 6S poles To Cedar and
Grape Vine, thence South 100 poles to pile of rocks
Indian Creek thence East 240 poles to rock thence
North &c 40100 poles TO the Southeast of
DOVER, thence West with the dover line I34 poles
rocky of the dover, thence North III 5s 100
poles to the beginning, containing by survey 1s9
and poles; beng levied on as the property of
Samuel Kmbro TO satisfy Judgment rendered in ia
vor of VIM. Connell against Samuel Kimbro, ]. W.
Murrell and W. L. Nance
J. X. EDMUNDSoN, Sheriff,
April ltd By w. d. ROBERTSON, d. Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-30
SherinS Sale.

DY virtue of yend. Ex., No. 2514 TO directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson county Tennessee, at its January Term 1851
will expose to public SALE the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Court House Yard, in the City of Nash
vile, Saturday, the IL day of May, 1861, all the
right title, claim interest and estate, which Isaac
Paul then had may have since acquired in and to
the following described property towit: the following
piece parcel Of Land lying in the city Of Nashville,
Davidson county, Tennessee, beginning E D. Hicks
Northwest corner Of Cherry street. beng the North
Of lot No So, laid down in Isaac Pauls
plan OF lots thence with the line of Cherry street
wards the Public Square, in Northwardy direction
400 feet to aey thence right angles from Cherry
street. and along the line Of said alley feet TO
other alley running parallel with Cherry street, thence
at right angles along said last mentioned alley 400 feet
. point opposite the beginning; and thence -
feet to the begnnng-being lots Nos SIS, 81 SIS, Sc
and 81, Land down in L Paus plan Of lots, yet
registered Being levied the property OF l. Paul
to satisfy judgment rendered in favor of D. B. CIine
against J. W. Brdwell and Isaac Paul
]. K EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
aprls-tds By W. D. RoBERTsoS, Dep. Shift
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-30
THROCGH TICKETS

THRO( GH TICKETS
Are sold at all the PRINCIPLE RAILROAD TICKET
OFFICES in the WEST and SOUTH. Ask for Tickets
via CINCINNATI
v. sTRADz, General Ticket Agent, GNU
juneoo-H
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-30
No 26S3.
Shefin7s Sale.

pY virtue of a vend. ex No. 1888, to me directed,
and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson County, Tennessee, at its January Term,
1851, will expose 10 public sale, the highest bid
der at the Cosrt house Yard the City Of Nashville
on Saturday the llth day OF May 1861, all tile right,
tltle Claim, interest and estate, which Isaac Paul
then had, or may have since acquired in and 10 the
foowlng described property towt: lots in the city
OF NASHVILLE, Davidson county, Tennessee; beginn ing
on Z d. Hicks northwest Of Cherry street, be-
ing the northwest corner OF lots No. SIS as lad On
Isaac Pans plan OF lots, thence with the line Of Cher
~ street. towards the Public square in northwardly
direction, 100 feet alley thence an rebt angles
from Cherry street and along the line of said aliey
- feet 10 another alley, running parallel with Cher
~ street. thence at right angles along said ast mem
toned alley 400 feet 70 point opposite the begiunne
thence - feet the beginning, being Its So 81 -
S. So 81 IS, as laid IN Isaac Psus plan Of lots not
vet reg istered; being levied the property Of
Isaac Paul. satisfy judgment rendered fasor OF
A J. Porter sgainst Isaac Paul.
J. K. EDAUNDSOS, Sheriff.
April ltd By wv. D. Rossxzsos, D, sheriff