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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06
EFFECTS OF SECESSION.

Last fall, just when our people began TO feel
confident hopes Of better times, In consequence 81
large c.c.s ...@ed II the est Secession r.issd
its Obstructive head and ~ once blasted all suth
hoLes Instead vi rising, the price of all kinds 1t
msrch anuise vent down, which was only the be-
rginnisK OF ! sl.isI.1g s1ais, aad ~ slis u ulS
Duke 4 Barrett are actually selling Boots and
Shoes for less than they cost year ago. And IN
der the influence Of such times they both work on
the bench, 20 % At once to insure good fits, good
work and reduce the expenses and conaeqneltly
the prices Of their gooos.
They have the beet selection Of rRw material
ever brought city, and invite ell persons de-
sirous Of having Boots and shoes made to esIl snl
examine their stock before leaving their orders
elsewhere, II the sign Of the "Blg Boot No. Do
Main-st. mch29dJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06

EHFVFfHKuHUtuL.
O. II. BREWER, GEM Freight Ag't.
May 8, '6l-du
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06

6TCapt. Parker OF the Canada informed
us that the Mayor Of Burlington issued a
proclamation compelling all steamboats, to
hoist tho Stars and Stripes when passing
that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06
THx TESru LEoIos.-The Winchester, v

THx TESrn LRoIoN.-The Winchester, Va.
Republican OF Friday week Gays:
The finest body Of men We have ever seen,
al we'll armed and eager for the fray, passed
through here from Augusta, Rockingham
and kotkbritge. Augusta has sent near L.
200, Rockingham 1000, ockbridge 40O,
Shenandoah 400, and the cry is still they
come. Frederick county has sent elk com.
panics to Harper's Ferry, and two moro are
now ready 10 start. Ciark county has also
done noby. One half Of the male popula-
ton has enlisted for the var. In fact, the
entire State 10 swsrming with soldiers. Vir-
glnia now has an army Of ffty thousand ia
good men 10 the field as ever shouldered .
musket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06
SPEtfht NOTICES.

MH-Among the mary preparations before tito
public ~ certain cures for the Fever and Ague,
none have been received with such especial favor
~ DR.. j. Hostettsr's Celebrated Stomach Bittcrs.
This tonic has been circu lated and lie virtues pro-
mnlgated, and every day the prorrietors hear Of
IoIns dreadful vAnqnished oy their celebrated
Bitten. In our large cities there few families
who neglect the sters in furnishing their medi-
cine closets. Az tonic, ii il both mild and agree
Abie 70 tho taste, and stimulating in its action
upon the system. For certain cure for the Fever
and Agre, flatniency, Dyspepsia, and all oth.r
morbid diseases, IL 10 sure and unequaiIed. Don't
fail to try II.
Soidby P.iIssoss, A. j. WILKINSON ,BARrLBra
kArKA Co, and j. 4. WILKINSON.
For safe by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere.
May &, '61.daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06

We cannot omit TO state, as . matter
Of public interest, that the announceme nt Of
the appointment OF j. Y. Anthony, as Com
missary for the troops, was received by this
community with universal and unmitigated
establishments and indignation. Knots Of
people gathered 90 every corner throughout
the day Saturday to discuss the matter, and
curses, both loud and deep, burdened tho cir
in every direction. Whatever may be The
oulrcsienn ~ niT. antaony, Inc hoseEn9r
might fairly presume that person who had
just retired from the responsible position Of
Z. S. Deputy Marshal, would be fit man
FOR Comnssary for troops at Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06
Tnfraeen osuss a Day.

The cost Of rations at Cincinnati were 60
cents day under Commissary Runyan's
opening management. Under 3 system Of
open bids il 10 Ii cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06

C. A correspondent Of the Charleston
Mercury, writing from Warrington, Florida,
says there 10 great deal Of distross and pow
erty there and 1T Woolsey, near tho Navy
Yard. all Iaborers and mechanics being thrown
out Of employment.
ATTENTIHN. WASHINGTON lk y.
You ATE hereby notified to attend q drill Of the
Company this monday evening at "a o'clock,
II the Hall over Day & Bros store: Every mem
Der of the Company is expected to attend.
All who intend joningthe Grays requested
to attend. by order,
3. y. HINMAN,
!. dlLLLss O.S. Captain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06

Col. Curtis We learn, marched on foot
from Annapolis to Washington with the
Massachusetts and New York 7th regiments,
which repaired tho locomotive and laid down
the railroad track as they progressed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06
g he Gale Gitp.
MONDAY MHHsIhE. Nd Y @.

IcE.-Those wishing good pure ice for tho
Uhofe season, will hasten to leave their or
ders with ID. Il A. Collier at the old stand,
now kept by Robertson & Bro,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06
JOURNAL OFFICE, Springfield, Ill, I
May lss, 1861.

The following dispatch has just been re-
ceived by Gov. Yates:
CAIRo, May LIST, 1861.
TO Gov. IArEs: Seventeen hundred (t,lOO)
stand Of arms were landed at Colum bus, KY,
last night, twenty miles from here. Seven
-pie0esr Of cannon were yesterday ~ iA0uosG.
One company from Madrid, Mo-, went 20
Columbus, last night. b. NJ. PRENTlss,
Commandant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06

g. Capt. Illusions company had, on Sat-
urdsy last, The oath OF allegiance admins
tered TO them by Squire Lyman. Out Of
l26 men only IS were sworn 10, this number
constituting full company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06

The packet Jsanoie Deans was behind
time on her trip up Saturday last having
been detained At Hannibal discharging over
four hundred tons OF Government stores des.
tined for the northern frontier Of Texas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06

In tour through our city Saturday
We saw an unusual number on improv ements
going on, which, in our judgment. it would
not do 10 pass unnosicsd. The flour mill OF
Dir. Wright, on Twelfth street, between Main
and johnson, will be finished as soon az al.
other story is added to the building.
Dir. Hiner, our enterprising butcher, 10
erecting q commodious two story brick
dwelling on First street, between Main and
Blondeaa. The mason work 10 all completed.
The X. Mt. P. d A. X. r. Co. have also
erected large frame bulldogs, consisting Of
warehouses, Offices and waiting rooms, which,
when finished, will greatly improve that To-
caiity.
We must not omit to mention 4 frame
building back Of the Convent which 10 in-
tended for Catholic free school. Among
those Of minor importanee i. h.ick -: H.
ton to the building on the corner OF Main
and Levee, and frame dwelling 10 the
southern part OF the town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06

MoKE STARS AND SrRIpRs.--The enterpri.
sing proprietor OF the Leighton House ur-
furled . handsome flag over the top Of bis
Hotei on Saturday.
Mr.. w. N. Sturges has also displayed a
large banner, and one Of the handsomes. in
the city, from his Grocery establishment 90
Main strent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-06

NEw GooDs.-Mr. Headley has just re-
ceived = lot Of new goods for spring and
summer wear. Ills assortment Of CASH
meres and Vestings will please the eye of the
most fastidious. Call and see them ct bis
shop on Third street, second door from Main.
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PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND FROM
= wn|glA EhkT saS2sb,J1K,
SPECIAL N0TlCE 70 TRAVELLERS.

ON and aner Monday, Deceuber ., 1851, Pas.
sSsrSeS Essns between WASHINGTON and
moruD!T EE 1sIsss l. M0yasS ESRTA
I'VE e BStimore ~ 4: T.; Phlaaelphis lin ,. Nj
Morplns INSTRUMENTATION fave wsssiusson ,.o
t;an: a Aarhse BSinmore 80 A. H. NO oonneo-
New Yorf NAH Trsln-lsaye Washington a. Il
= T.; srrlss q Bslsimors la+o ,. Nj fhilsdephs
hhsrnooS Aoo San ~ e. WASHINGTON
~. Il =; Arrive n Baltimore 50 p n; Phisdel-
JslR|ss;. e. w-,ssnsssH
~ ~ s Ney Yo,f 4 4 ri AsIIisbuTr Ak.
Ios. to YORK S% ~. dHss ss
Leave New YorR 4 Y -. Il :, PhiIsdsf,hi. II 50 I.
H.; Baltimore 400 2. 4, Arrive ct Waihins ton SIS
Leave New York Ut g ?, H.; Philadelphia 1910
Il: Baltimore $50 4. 4. Arnve ct Washington s5C
Le.ys Nsv York .. I, p. H.; Philadelphia. ,.s
Aooompodstion Trains lseve Baltimore at
4 H.; and IN for Washington. arrive there a
On SUNDAYS at 81 and 7s5 A. M. only.
Passenger Trains leaving washington Ut 40 A.
NJ and 5S ?, n, and Baltimore a. = II. and 4.Ct
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
inBton at SO A. q. And at0 Pm.
NJ, ii A. NJ. and P. NJ, and Baltimore at $50 and
7;s5 NJ and SO P M. will stop onIy at Annapoiil
JtSsctios ard Wdsntnston Relay JHnetion:
WAY Passengers must take the Accommodation
1t Trains s'; sil leave WASHINGTON and Baltimore
promptly rpcn card tsms.
del7 Master of Transportation, Bait
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Z I = & : j y = = 7 j J I
Q. N. PIXIES
ARMY CORDIAL.

In presenting this delicious beverage to the
public, It 10 not our intention TO herald II as
quaok medicine, that will cure all diseases and
affections that human nature is heir to, but that
II 10 purely q combination of most delicious
fruits, distilled under our own personal super
vision, having no deIeterious or Injurious admix-
lures so common with many compounds forced
upon the Public in the shape Of Tonics, &c.
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL will become one
Of the most useful and at the same time healthful
beverages that has ever been offered. We take
much pleasure In thus presenting It, particularly
to Soldiers, who are exposed to change Of wealth
ef, climate and hardship, as the best invigo,ator
that can be found
j. SAM'L. N. PIKE & co.
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OFFICE OF Of FS yYs HE2Ek.AAN AND sEALsn
DENTISTRY.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLhsrI BONE
T E Z T II,
WITHOUT METAL PLArl on CLASPS,

DR.. 8. B sIGEsMOND,
Sie BroddedF, Nsts Yo,k260 Penssylrasid AZ
tass, bstvser Ira and lSfk SIS Washtasto1,
Cflls the attention Of the public 20 the following
saventaSe s OF his improved system:
i. The Teeth Of his manufacture Will
never oorode nor change color BY any va"
sods being three fourths Liz hter than any other,
ARTIFICIAL ones oan be inserted over them.
3 The roots will be made inofensive, an never
1 No temporary tessh are peed.d. &c ,srmansn,
ones can Be made Immediately, thereby iressrving
tbs old 81 stem is frequently dishgured
This york hss been fully tested over Eve years
county.
DIR. 9. has Also invented Q white undestruotiye
metal filling, with which the most sensitive teeth
pan De hlled without pain, and oan build up per.
!eot scund tooth on any side roots, which will last
through lifetime.
- The best Of references glyen-to Or. v. Mott; Or.
poTemu2, Professor Of ChemIstry, N. v; Hon.
ton, and thousand of others
Call and examine for yourself. no s-em
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THE EVENING STAR.
NArIoNAI ALPHABEr.

NATIONAL ALPHABET.
By FoRvAL W. KING, wAsHIrsror, D. c.
A Stands for Anderson,
The noble and brave;
B For bold Beauregsrd,
Ambitions fell slave.
q Stands for Charleston,
Doomed city Of treascni
ID For the Demsgogus.,
Or men lost 70 reason.
r stands for Ellsworth,
Second Wares in story;
For the starry Flag
OF American glory.
g Stands for the 6ibbet,
AL traitors to swing;
III For the Hsngrnan, "
Their base nesks 70 wiring.
Stands fer Infantry.
Great arm In our cause;
] For stern Jackson,
Maintainer Of laws.
X Stands for vile Keitt,
Whose doom now 10 sealed;
L For great Lyon,
Hero Of Springfield.
NJ Stands for Mcclellan,
Bright star OF The brave;
n For the Nation,
From Disgrace he's to save
o Stands for OIigarchy,
Ortyrants' reign dark
r For black Piracy,
Under letters Of marque.
Q Stands for Quarter,
To frEs soldiers due;
r For the arch Rebels,
Jer. Davis's crew.
8 Stands for Sumter,
BY traitors bombarded;
T Por treachsrous Twiggs,
Who duty discarded.
U Stands for the Union,
We are all pledged to save;
Por the Victory,
Der secessionI grave.
W Stands for Washington,
Mig hty shade Of the free;
Y For the Xenia.
Or Heavens gift to thee.
Y SANDS for Yankees,
To their colors prove true;
Z For the Zouaves,
With the red, white, and blue.
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SMITH & BROTHERS
+ A l. T. 9 X f. A M A L T. ,
SUPERIOR AMBER ALE,

Tie above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are Brewed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT anu HOPS, and highly esteemed by
those who have used them. Purchasers are re-
auested to call and examine our superior stock
assured that they will find the BEST and PuREST
articles.
We have at all times a large stock ready for de-
livery, In whole, half and quarter casks, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY USE,
which we offer on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS.
SMITH & BROTHER, Brewers,
No. 1888 100 West 19th st., New York City.
Orders BY Mai or Express promptly executed.
ce aSm
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SOLE AGENT IN WASHINGTON, D. c.,
EMILE DUPRE,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

ClacISNArI, October 90, Ie6l
l hereby certify that, In accordance with the
law regulating the sale Of Alcoholic Liquors In
the State Of Ohio, L have inspected S.N PIXIES
ARMY CORDIAL, and find It free from poi
soaous impurities 1 also believe It to posses
high medicinal properties, of tonic and astrin-
gent character.
In testimony whereof, witness my signature
this Meth day Of October, 1861.
DAVID O'CONNELL, Nj. D.,
Chemical Inspector Of Alcoholic Liquors
FOR Hamilton county.
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Up. BARrHOLOw,
a-.-r WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Hardware h Agricultural Implements

$50 SEVENTH STRKRr,
BeIoD Pa. dessHs, orpc, East ssd Centre Markes,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
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JfI9N PAPER AMP ENvELoPEs-Tvso-
Si,h negTent ssyies q Note and Letter Paper,
Heys q Wsshinstou in the form OF Q Rose, and
nh1S; HeItd Times, and Tribune rsoeivsd svs ~
BeHdle's Dime Novels and Song Books,
oh = nosn supply Of Books for summer fesdins,
a iaIss sssortms.l II I1yesiIs,-Mayne Read,
b9ete, Rollo Boob, Abbo<Yf Histories. Go. :
a''0ah' Of F = FREE cent ~ si sSypS Ooels
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srhvF gii ssEEk SsfS SfFsss' GIFTS
SILVER s EqEESEkN sowk;s,,
sIE E'VtEHsh sf fFSSAs I'd EE2Hhss
'" 'I BE fe2 B e iTS gu, articles '"''a
These goods are ell OF our own manufacture, Of
do not believe. for variety and quantity. are sur
Passed BY any other colleotiOn in the country.
EfERGNEsW 23iT41ME2ND sJEKELRY FINE
For sale BY "Aiss tM;;Ef f kirk 4 SONS,
Established ~, Baltimore st. Bati%cfs; ID;
SOP ELEVENTH STREET. 5O2
f. FISHER & BROTHERS,
FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS.
BALTIMORE, ND.
The only place this side of New York, vhers
you can get a SILK Dress cleaned, re, toring the
iastIe e9u9l 70 new. M"rIGoes, Delalnes, and a
apart. '1A'"
GT,aHe and other shswls, Table Covers and
Leaving no substance In the cloth to iHiure II or
make i more easily to soil.
N u foods Will be- sent to Baltimore twioe
wss de and e1d return with Ike p5OmPtness;
9e XIV WIN. T. SHEDD, Agent,
t>aILADELPIIIA PROVISION STORE,
az Bi TEENS Ky M s ASyEEuE'
The undersigned, having located himself Az
above. takes this method Of informing the citzeHs
81 the First Ward that he has opeled first-class
PROVISION store, conducted similar TO those for
Ehloh PhIladel phia is famous.
Here osn DO tGunr at al times q large sId fresh
ron, So. FRUITS and VEGErAB 6LhE ID mU sci.
son.
Particular attention is called to his stock And
prices OF BUTTER, CHEESE, 80,
Philadelphia Print Butter,
Goshen and Western Reserve,
Being determl ped to give the strictest attention
20 the wants Of hls customers, ani to keep every
lowest market prices, he hopes TO merit q share of
public patronage,
required, " '' !"
no 10 THOMAS X. WILSON.
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TIRE - EMA1

- r. Z Z - n M All.
Protected by Royal Letters Patent of EngIand,
and secured by fhe Seals Of ths Eoole de Pkar-
rnaeie de Paris, and tAs Imperial College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
TRIESEMAR No.
Is the ehectual remedy for RELAXATION, SPEx-
nATosRHBA and hXHAUsTIoN or The SYSTEM.
TRIEsEMAR No.2,
completely and entirely Graduates all traces of
those disorders, for which Copaiva and Cubebs
have generally been thought al anudote, 90 the
ruin Of the health Of vast portion Of the populs-
ton.
TRIESENAR No 3,
ls the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
for al Impurities OF the system, well as second
ery symptoms, obvlatng the destructive use of
Mercury, as well ts other deeterious INGREDIENTS,
and which all the Sarsaparils IN the void cannot
remove TRIEsBMsR Nos. /. 2 and are alike de-
void OF taste or smell. and of ali nauseatinr susi-
ties. They are In the form of q loIeIge, and may
he on the toilet table without their being sus
eected.
Sold l1 TN cases at IS each, or four IS osses in
one .or 50, and In 81 GASES, thus saving 81. as
admir- Istered By Vapeeu, Lallemand, RouI &C..
&c; Wholessle and retail BY DR.. a.. A. Bhk-
Douga street,, New York. Immediafely on re-
ceipt of remittance, DR.. BARROW will forward
Trfesemsr TO any cart of the world. securely
packed and addressed according 70 the instructions
OF the writer.
Published also by DR. BARROW, that popular
and beautlf u lly illustrated medical vork, Human
Fraity. Price Is cents Triesensr sud EoOf can
De obtained by sfccial authority from 8. c, FORD,
Washington, ID. c. de E-Sm
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M EEE7H.
~. LOOMS, M: d., the inventor and pstentcs
efths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-
tends personally et his cfloe n this city
MANY PERSONS osR wear these tseth who 0
cannot wear others, ald 10 person oan wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling al my ONCE can be accommodated
with any style and Price of Teeth they may desire;
but 70 those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest. strongest and most perfect dentufe that
trt oap produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
moro fully warranted.
Rooms In this oIty~No. 33s Pa avenue betvee,
9th and lotL SITS. Also, 9O5 Arch street, Phi adel
DhIA. 90 lS-r
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RI FRENCH 4 RlCHsTEIN
kE !Yst received frssh supsly Of Mote Rs-
sei2pss 70 rstoh Alec. IA Pspes % 81 tipds,
We ano vith2ut hcttoee Elyeiopes n mattel
ls-s- assortment of stShonsrs
Wv fetf fs,sfs = -ee,a - 4ssrt s-sf-s 9 ia
VI ''' '' FsixfkSch nicHsfsis.
~ 2To Penn. sRehse
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IMPORTANT TO MILITARY MEN.
Army Regulation Hats,
Mcclellan Fatigue Caps,
Chassegrs de ParH Caps.
Staff Caps INSIDE to order, With Appropriate de-
Woes. b. II. STiNEMETZ,
$50 rs. avenue, near corner 18th st.,
Betveen Wizards ana KIrkwoods' Hotels.
Agency for Citizens Cork Cap Havelock,
6lEhly recon- mended for the use of our rank and
fle by Lieut. Sen Winfield Scott de Il-lm
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II DE- JOHNSTON,
LooI HosPIYAL,
7' $3.50 80: sa' ..a cs,ss.., ss~1y 80 s-'s
FOE ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUpsNcE.
LET NO sxLSE 1EL5cacY YHEvEsr.
4 evRE WARRANTED. Or NO cHlRsE,
IN FROM ONE 70 TH0 bIf5.
,E..p;s,, 4 ?. s... sglsIsr.., lf,.s.Ai n q. tIs.
~ bsdssI ssvsshat Dlseharrss inpstssey, sss-
id:.s L. spsn, .. 1 s..s G: sss%,
srs1esas., Dunes. = sshss Gidenss. Dsssss q dc
.ss e ss..l'h::. T.rnsI. Di.eTd.r .ssiaI oa Sell
A.s s. ass,hnn.:s Dr..dfsl ssd Dssrset,s Prss-
YOUNG MEN
Especially vhs have become ths victims q ss,sYy yss
s drssdfsl and Destructive habit which snn.siIy .v.sp.
an .ntnsly r.'. thOnssnds q Yosrr Mes q ths mes.
have sbu.nesd hstsuns sssatss si d. tssoasn q .i.
s..ne. @ ..ist ssstsey he living lyrs may ssn VIII
MARRIAGE.
AkRnIlp frhsors, OF YcsnE Msn ssotsuyl.anf Mar
as7.rmuiT.. ae sp.ssii, e.r.d '''' @t&h's s''u'V'
2. .he Placer s%..R sndsr u. .. d. J. nay r.Hr
rely spen his stl ss physician.
OFFICE No. 2 UTH FREDERICK ST.
=. s.rn.r 5oa s e .s..r,. S1m ed s' re.
ssss Ss paid and contain a stamp.
DIX. JOHNSTON,
ate ffsa eos q i. @os snS.nt cc.s.. = 81. nT.e
s.s. .nd as s. part q Sso.. II. h.. bs.e peat
has sesest Of the most ssonshns esrs hst vsrs
.,.r hoevOi many trOstsd With nnrins The bead ana
;sdd.s .ssns Ss.Asin.. VIII r.qs.st Sis.eiaS ..sd.s
.smstnss with dsranEsusnt Of mind, esrss inns-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
fssns Msn and ethsn Who have injured themselves ~
esrnss from evil eompanons school, The sfscz q
,.as.. M .,.I When ,s.:.P. and 90. ssr.s
sedy, should apply imnssistsiy.
y early habit, Of youth wssln.ss q DIE Bach sse
Lnbs Pains in The Head D1mns q sFkt Loss Of Mssesar
s q u. 6... 'P sss.s. s. .s..
D;ssisy, synPt0%: Of coe.S s tioo,Ae
ars.dsdEoss Of msnory, Coufssien q dsas Dspr.sasn
IS,. q sssi: Td .s arc . .sss .. .D.
sIRvOU. DnILIrI.-rb..s.ns. can new ,,dss What 4.
Ing veal, pale, psrvous and smaeatsd, havng snfplI
gpssrsne' sssst the sys esssh symptens q ssossDp
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
inbsd 5. s.sss q as P.of, s..! %. .ss
ssppsns that m.d dread q dsesv.ry
I 'SS s ' 4. . .: IN; u.
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DR.. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMP0TENCY.
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ENDORSEMENT OF IKE PRESS.
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hs last uvsotssn ysau and TIE numerous Important euf
cal spsrsoeoi psrfsrmsd ey Dr Jshns, de
rspsrisr u The papers and ether psrssns nsties, Of
which have appeared again and again before he pstbs
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suy' sss silent guarantee 70 the snietsd. lkIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-24

o. 8! R IS! saT 90
1t ISL street, opposite
tks Thsdtey,
OiSTERS STEAMED
In the shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
10 roastl in ttco nirstsy, the Fastest
tive on record. Call and see,
The undersigned respectfully Infotms HIS friends
In the Dstrct, And visitors to the city that he has
rented his OLD and wELL-kNowN RsTA BLIsHMKNr
In most thorough manner, and has made com
Plete arrangements 10 furnish OYSTERS in apy
style and In any quantity 600 TO 800 ATOMS shucke cd
per day: go TO S,NO osns of SPhoed and Fresh
put up dally-o4ns hermetcaiiy sealed. Furnished
in the shell BY the sushe or barrel
Persons wishing TO have Oy sters furnished refu-
larry through the winter, at Baltimore prloee
without lear Of failure, should call and make ar
ranEements at once. Freight. time, and money
saved by purchasing of me, as furnish an article
g uai TO the oelebrated Baltimore ests blishmena,
at prices just as low.
70 sUTLERa
awberries, TOmstOes, Pigs Feet. TrIpe, Gc.
80. &c. Also, Pickles, Catsup, Ssices, Brandy
Heecnes, &c. Also, Game and Fresh Fish, Tur-
les, Ierr6pins, Fresh HOLSTERS, Cod, Halibut &c
Act, every thing for sale in the Northt m mar
KEYS aIwoss on hand, at reasonable prioes
:, hotels ann faInilIes supplied with Oysters de-
l7erea WITHOUT charge % any part of the Distrlot
In season, II the money is sent with the order
My esabllshmentis open from q. m. 20 u At
nlEht, every day, except Sunday, when l CLOSE at
Sc T. NJ. HARVEY.