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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

R,enr - m Pssss.-nS |as(
Aa,ss ss1lys, = he sea1s q :
svsiels Z eossidsrd NJ lssga = 70 Tie
siea6f The hoy! $50 TIE following
pointed and explicit Language +:
Lst q not b misasdssstood - q al
tender about the property Of our
enemies q tn South, nov waeisg wss
anon o.. II the eourse Of this conflict
il will DO our dsty TO asssil them IN
property = in psqDou-to eaptess their
ships and cargoes, quarter troops upon
them. and bstter down their citiee il
need Be, 70 reach their citsdels. We
should 30 20 more tesdsr Of their pro-
perty in this sense than Of their persons;
and slave property mast take it, chance
with the rest.
The National 000g.
The felIo~isg splssdid verse, written
By Oliver Weadell Holmes, - % add.
ton to the song Of the "Star Spsogled
B.nner," having been insccurately
printed, We give . corrected copy:
vBsss u oLlvss vsNDsLL DoLnss.
When our lasd 10 iIlsninsd By Iibsrty's smile.
II foe lren within stsiks blow at her glory,
Devn. dom With the tsaite1 thes daseD 70 de1le
The Gag Of her stan end the pags Of her story !!
By the millions unehoiaed when oar biTthsight
was gained,
We viii keep her bright blsson forever ssstainsd!
AID the Saas 8passied Bsnasr in triumph sAall
wave
While the land q he FREE 10 the home II the
bsAvo.
-Bosson Transcript.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
THE Ii CLAIRE HOUSE,


Nv TIE FIRST DAT OF FEBRUARY TnIs
~ vsll-kssvn Hotsl vas opsnsd loe the -
eeptisa q g1ests. The hose has bees thorough.
y sleeaed. peiaeed, Dspsesd saA furnished. 4
nsv httsess. Laundry, 60, hsvs bssa built, asd
- shogt tie heaoois NV Il bettse eoaditio1 thao
ever bo(oeo.
The ssbsesbes.. Ollelt, iesnssiy Of The SeetA
Hesses 40 Jonn b. Dan, Of Chlesgo, have tskso
nss iodsesoests Ter he aesennolAaiso e She
travelling psblis.
OseS 0asoe6rs0 DaO D0Gvoess
- - aeeemne6A1s1. yanilies dsslsine suits e
!eeos, With psivilege q fosDishiag The saoe, -
tevtee6 - ell 81 select their spostneote With.
80 4elay.
- : eood slal1s esaasstsd With The Hssse
0lLLBfT / DART.
jssl5-d4vtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

NOTICE.
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL
= meeting Of the Stockholdsrs II The Aissis-
dpd 1 Aissoari Railroad Company viii b
held ct the O6ce Of aid Company,
in Davenport, On Aonday, the third day q
June next, tor TIE purpose ct elscting Dirsetoss
for said Company for the ensuing year, and Tor
the tsaasastioa q any aad other business which
may properly brought before it.
DAvsoroRr, lows. April q, 1861.
spseO-lw PRICE, Ses'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

- ypdAlpe>sa sarssspssdsss e(ths
Nj Ysl - sspsssssss 0ss1s.l
ssose0 ysits hsinsd Il he idse q
haspg - q Svss aad cut thssunbses
conpose. y large sxtssA Billy VIII.
sos's New York Five Peiat Raeiue.t
. fight under the basses Of the Upitsd
States. He said, - ssaosutine On tho
satjsees, " will take . thouAsnd GOOD
men TO wvtch . hundred Of them" Then
drawing himself up to his full height
~ oh 0sassal eosclsded By ssyiog,
"ths profession of > soldier. sir, i not
that OF thief or murderer"
We make 10 doubt that Gen. Scott
said 20, and we hope that on no ooudi-
tions viii any such oct Of men b 70
csived By the government There are
men enough in this country TO fight it.
bsttiss without resorting TO picking up
thieves and states prison offscouriogs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

Tan TaUMPsr.-The government has
advised the commanding oficers Of reg
ular regiments land the advice applies to
oil others) to increase battalion and field
drill, we're the small arms exercise to be
neglected thereby. Soldier must nm
dsrstand the trumpet. Human voices
cannot be ineligible on the field Of BAL
tie. There il . probability that in oil
Gases open fighting will Be announced
exclusively by the brasen instrument"
Gen. Scott il about to issue general Or
ders on the subject.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL,

nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience Of ten
II Years, established the above refuge from
quaokery. solf- labeled Indian or 6ermsn doctors
and pfetenders of wltchcrait and mpo5tors IN gel,
eral
This ia the only place where a sure and speedy
cure can be obtained IN the world f0f ali improper
and evil habits, sonorrhG, gleei, semlnsl veal
ness, syphlllls, primary secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains in the loins, structures,
general debility, prostrtiOD, nervOu ness, rest
nights, pa ptatior of the heart ringing in the cars
loss OF memory, confusion, melancholy. affections
OF the head, throat. nose, and skin, and all thoss
peculiar disorders or Using from tho indiscreton of
youth, rendering them unfit for either buginsss,
study, society, or marriage.
DT. :. has tho greatest remedies in the known
world for diseases Of the blood gonorrhe. gIeet,
structures, PhIiiIs, sem nal ness solf sbuge
90 There is no case IN which thcy fail to cure IN
from to days.
Victims Of these horrible complaints, who would
wish 20 be valuable men and rrsments to society
enOu!d embrace the earliest oppor for relief
DR., Shumen has made the most corp etc arrange
ments for the comfort of his patients who come
from distance. They will 90 furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable guar ter, necessary
olet, ana made as comfortable as they would be at
hrst class hotel at less than half the cost.
Do not forget the name end number Dr. Shin
mans office 10 on the corner Of Sixth street and
pennsylvania .yerue. Clarendon H,tel opposite
the National Hotel, Washington ID c.
Persons ~ distance should enclose stamp for
return postage. Oilss hours, A. NJ To 10 Il, NJ
Various parties have been entIc-d from NV in
shtuflon by certain svIndlers on back streets In
this city, who will 1t ii the day of their death
A word to the wis is sufficient ap9Iy
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE,

TRIESEMAR,1 liz and S-Protected by RoyaI
Lettsrs Patent Of England, and secured by he
seals Of the Ecole de pkarmacie de PARIS, and TIE
Imperial College Of " edioIne, Vierls
No. Is Invalu.b bic for exhaustion and nator rhea
and al physical disabilities.
No. ? completely eradicHtes all traces of thcse
diseases that have been hitherto by the nau
seQus and pernlci gus use OF coraiva and cutehe,
No. has entirely supplanted tho injurious uce of
mercury, thereby insurIng to tbs sufferer speedy
rellef, dlsperslng eli Impurities, and roofing ou
,TRlEsENhR, Nos. ~ and s. are prepared in
and can be carried in tho varstoost pocket sod
In tin cases, aid divided into sopsr doBss as ad
minlstsred by VeipeaG, LaemanG, ROUx Rioord
Go Prlce q Zach, o. four cases for SO, which
saves -; and IN n CAGES, whereby there rs saw.
Ing Of 50. To be had, wholesale and retail of Dr.
BARROW, OF 1914 Blocker street, New York
lmmeilntely on receiving . remittance, DR.. Harrow
Will Toward the FTleBeTIaT to any part of tho world
securely packed, and addresseC according 10 the in
stIuotG ms of the writer. " ~ "
The Book, of oil othcrc, that should be read b,
men with dameg ed and broken down oolstitutjont
Is human Frailty, or Ply sluog ica iIesearohes'
IL Is beautifully illustrated, and treats inutslY of
AL the symP oms that Invariably develop them.
ana vlt atns habts of earl, youth lnoe pacitatint
the victim from sharing the fruitiOn of the m,trl
monidt state and. IL no. checked liz time dcgener-
etlng oil the functions Of manhood, ard bfinsIne
hin; step by step to lingering and untimey deeth
Sold By DR. ARROW, 1874 Beeoker street fonI
doors below MsodOugal, New York. Price 3,
cents; Sent free every whore.
SOD aIso By 3. G. Ford, Jr, Drug Stors, Wash
h.tou' ~. u de 29-6m
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Cleansing Clover Seed-Orchard Grass.

To our friend &c. ID - Of Nova Scotia who
inquiries respecting the best mode Of gathering
and cleansing clover seed, we would saw that our
farm rs consider the following TO be as good a
mode as any they can adopt When the clover
seed Is ripe but not ripe enough to shatter out It
IL moved and carried into the barn Here It Is
suffered to remain until a convenient oppOrtunity
occurs to thresh Of the heads with a fail The
chat thus threshed of Is then put into mill for
rubbing or freeing the seed from the hull Quite
q number Of machines have been contrived, and
some Of them patented for this pureose The
principle on which they are all built is the rub
hing OF the hull by vertical horizontal discs or
surfaces made sufficiently rough to separate the
DRY seeds from the ch5ff and the passing them
through sleeves or screens, with or without fans
In order to separate the two In neiybborhoods
where thev make Il business TO raise clover
seed, mills are established on some water power
where they take the chaf brought to them and
Cleanse IL for a certain amount of toll
Not much orchard grass is raised in this vicin-
lty, although 1t Is good grass. 1t does well on
sandy loans where IL Is shaded by trees ms I'm
orchards Hence Its name. The seed can be
purchased at the agricultural warehouses and ia
sown after the rule Of from a peck to half a
bnshel per acre. Ii is well Ia sow ether grasses
with II, as the orchard grass has n tendency to
grow in tufts or punches The seed ia gathered
ana cleansed Ia the same way as that of herds
grass, oy moving when ripe and thrcshIng and
w1nnowing carefully
CALoRIC ENG INB.-In regard 10 his queries re-
speeding our CalnrtC engine as ada pied to farm
purposes, such as threshing, cleaning saving
Woon, &c, &c, we would say that Ii would be a
good stationary engine for such purposes The
one used I'm office is rated as two-Lcrse mower
III is single eighteen-inch cylinder You can
gct tnem OF higher or less power They wouId
not, as at present cons ruCted. be convenient for
moving from place to piace.-1iatHs Farmer. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-25
Butter Making,

The farmer should ascertain the character of
his cows milk separately, fat.ening for beef
those whose milk docs not yield good yellow
Then his frkns should be made of syye.t
WOOD, ash, maple, oak or spruce, aud thoroughly
saturated with strong pickle; work out all the
oui'ernllk with wooden ladle then take for
seasoning one pound of good salt. one half pound
pure white sugar, and two ounces salipetre, mix
thoroughly together, and use one ounce Of thu
preparation for every ponnd Of butter The above
quantity Is sufficient for twentysix pounds butter
Tue butter should be put into the frkin solid.
beating IL down smooth with d wooden pestle,
cover with linen cloth, saturating the cloth
with sweet hot tsllow or beeswax, taking care TO
wiring out all the tallnw or beeswax you can after
dipping th: cloth. This cover will exclude the
air No salt should be put between the LAYERS:
simply stamp down each layer smooth with the
pes lie, and cover with the cloth until the next
layer Is ready
Butter packed in this manner will neither
grow soft In warm weather nor crurnble in cold
weather, and Is better one year old than when
A'st made IL will sell for from i've to six cents
Per pound more than common butter N IYIu.
SIoJc, M Md'ns FIyn7er
S-Some use four instead Of two ounces of
saltpstre, ard think IL an Improvement Let
farmers try both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-25
THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY or
GONFIDENCE&P ATRONAG
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, La DIES, and GENTLEMEN
in all parts OF the world testify to the efficacy OF
PROF. o.. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in its
see ci cular for more. and it will be impossible for
you to doubt.
GwaII SIRE STREET NEw Xon HI Dec; % lass:
had BEEN 6ens.si the use Of Moods RsH ko
storhve, an roe Nesting my certificate OF the fact
award it to You okess fully. because l. think it
ne SnsS &c ing h9e my
six years since it be 70 turn and the scalp
ABILITIES incTs.sed with time, and .bout months
ott the top OF my hesd and threatening to make me
try w God Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest tbs
| falling of ofTy hair, for had really no expects
Original color except from dyes: l was, howsyer,
g.eatly surprised to fnds>iter the use of two bot
so1sd to Sn
sensibility to the scalp and dandruf ased to form
wife at whose solieitatlon was Induced 70 TT sry
For this, among the many obligations I owe to
valus the admirat OF their wives to profit by nv
| example, and use tif growing gray or gettns bad.
RoSd Co. ~ B sEs A. Lt n
MY II No. Il csfo fSoe the CITY, and am
SIANsToN, Ala, July q, 1853.
To PROV. y J. WOOD: Dear Str-Your Hair
Restorative has done my hair so much GOOD slnce
/ commenced the use of il, that y ish TO make
known to the public ofits eff ects onfhe halr which
are great. A man woman may benearly deprived
of hair and by resort to your Hair Restorative"
the hair will return more beautiful than ever; at
least THIS Wn is ny experience. BeI5sye It al
cam Publish the .bo WM Hcd hF Eye B,
publishing IN our southern papers you will get
more patronage South. see several of your GER
tlhcates In the Mobile Mercury, strong Southern
paper. w. II. kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROP. d J. WooD: Dear Sir: Having had the
misfortune to loso the best portion Of my hair from
the effects OF the yellow fever, in new Orleans liz
1851, WIS Induced to make trs of your prepara-
ton, ard found 1t to answer al the very thing
needed. My hair Is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations To you in giving
70 the afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative is put in bottles of three sizes
viz large, medium and small; the small hold hal
pint and retails for dollar per bottles the me
dum holds at least % per cent more in proportion
than the small retals for two dollars per bottle
the large holds STUART, 30 per cent. In proper
ton, and retails for So.
| o. J. WOOD & Co, rroprietors, 44d Broad
Mo.
Sold in this OF, by C. sTOJT, 375 Pa. avenue,
| au n eOly,alv
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MOTHER browns HER CHILD AND THEN Hvp
sELF-EBset Of StTHfsT.-The Cleveland Herald
OF saturday has the following paragraph:
Last evening when Mr.. Rerg, living on LoraIn
suert, next to the Young America Hotel, came
hone, he misSd bis wife and yeunges, child
Alt-r waiting for them In the house and oui-In
among the neighbors, he discovered both Of them
IN lhe cls,ern dead; Coroner Hartman held an
inquest, which resulted IN establishing the fact
thi' Mrs. h-rS bad been troubled for Some dav,
WIN Tie Impression that people charged her win
osinS tieY. For time ehe had been very mncb
sgisaled, but had become perfectly quiet and
composed, SO that there was not the slfo btest in
dicatian OF mental arrangement During the
afternoon she ironsd, and prepared her husband q
supper Shortly before six o'clock She was stand.
Ing IN the yard. Mr.. Kerg came bom- anon,
twrnty Ininutes past six. but having no idea OF
.he SAD reality, had no SUSPICION aroused MI an
hour later When found, mother as well as child
Were, 0f course, beyond resuscfiation. The wo-
man was native Of X henIsh Prussia; about thi,tv
years Old, and generally esteemed for her neacs'
aois manner The child was a fine pIrl ahon.
hVe nIontcs old Tbej jury found that the mo,be,
cane 70 her death BY drowning herself because
tne lmaSlned her character damaged beyond re-
Psfanon by calumniOus talk; and the child nv
oeing thrown into the water by the mother before
she jumped in herself '''o'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-25
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATER

is precisely Whist ITS name indicates, for, While
inVisorstns and siren thenins 10 the vita powers,
and at the same time rovlvlhes, reInsfates, apd re-
news the Blood n it, Original putty, sGa nv
70 atssts o. d,fsess is n. only pISpSarstn,Gfn
EYER oaSTsS 20 hs Eosd n SO Gns@csy and ,ona
and at the sare hmc SO perfectly adapted 10, as TO
act in perfect accordance with the laws OF nature,
ana hence will soofks The tr6dkest stomach, and
yous asi other irritation. perfectly e1hllsrs
vegets bes, yet go combined as 70 produce the most
thorough tonic effect, without producing any IN
furious consequences. Such a remedy has lorg
been felt 10 be desider atum in the medical world,
for 1t needs no medical skl 70 see that debility
OF many OF the most fatal such, for example as the
oss OF Appetite, Fslniness, Nervous IrrItsbllity.
Neura ga, Palpitstion # the heart, Melancholy,
well as Painful o6EtTuctod, too Profrse, or too
se.nt MsnstTuation, aud Failing Of the Womb.
hqsy tonS CoTds sna Bood =:
sure to cure as the sun is TO rise and set There
system Is weakened we are open TO bilious at
taoks the liver becomes torpid or worse diseased,
we gro troubled with scadIng ana Incontineuoe OF
urine, or involuntary discharge OF tbe same, pain
coedIngly liable to slight colds, oougns, and II IN
check cd sooR emacstIon follows, and the patent
Tot blow us 70 enumerate the msnv Ills to whIoh we
are liable N q weakened condition OF tho system.
tor ron have perfect safe pl easant and e1eotual
remedy Tor loss OF hpPetlte. bInousness. + lstu-
leGoe, weak and sick Stomach. Langour. Liver
Complaint. Chill Is and Fever. snl BiliouI attack
Coz tveness, AcIdl'y ofthe st1mach, Nervousness,
Nelralgia, PelrItstloa of the Heart, Depression
UiSplrIts. Sores, Plmples the Face, any DIS
ease arising from impure blood, suoh as Scrofule,
Eryslpeas Bronchitis, Cough difficulty of Breath
Ing, and all that olass OF diseases Ca Cd female
weakness, and enumerated above. We will also
say the traveller exposed n epldemics, change of
climate and wctsr, will find IL pleasant. safe and
sure remedy end no one should ever travel with
find In IL friend indeed, well friend in need
All parsons of sedertaTy hs bits will find il per-
tect preventive OF, rs wotl es cure for those al
ments which they are particularly exposed Hence
mlnlBt students, attorneys, Hterars gentlemen,
and ladies' Tho are not accust med 20 much out
door exercise, Will find II to their advantage to
keep bottle constantly on hand; and above oil
mothers or those becoming suoh. will 20 throug h
thst most dangerous period not only with all Oh err
accustomed strength, but safe and free from the
thousand ailments 20 prevalent among the female
cordial; Try u old and young; no To- ger run the
risk of delay; II will relieve and prove Itself mphat-
lcalya Restorative Cordial AID Blood Reaoudtor.
York, aud ia Market Street. St Louis, Mo- and
sold By al good Druggists. Prioe One Dollar per
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold in this CITY BY c. sToTT, 3T5 Pa. avenue.
au 2n-eoly. elw
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,,SasIu sE OF AMMUNITION AT NEW YoRK.-On
n.uesoav morning SIX cases Of goods were
sehtircn TIE New Haven steamboat 10 the Rai,J
more me OF propellers at Pier No 7, North river
Nsw foIk, and directed TO o. r. Wincbcs,er
via CIotnwels Line Two Of those cases were
- az 10 arouse the suspicious Of one of tho
1919 OF me company. This line of propellers
a. pier NO is not CIOmwell's, and il has no
az Hp pL. win his bus General Cad3alader 4,
.ue I,eslaent, who is a siaunch Union lover ana
Iuiu NOS toleIeie SecessiOnist among his EN-.
Ployees \ policeman was Immediately called
49,. az VIZ CESS opened. The two suspicious
Uhes appeared ali ght as well as the rest mi
@ey We're 100 heavy for ali muslin goods. the
rs were taken oil, piece after peice. iii ten
ineh. Up; Wnen layer Of boxes from four 20 ST.
taSnes dsep We're exposed to view and nnnn
~. oPeneo, found to contain conicai ball, Win
sSe charge IN the large end, and on the insid. -,
me cover some printed matter showing thai ~ -.
oaLs Were for the arms made by the New Tsv.r
Aims company or course the two cases xe,a
sslIeo oy Tue police. 1t was understood also tbat
in New Haven. o - TIC shlPper
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4cLean's Volcanic Oil Linimsnt.


fhs emily .afs and esr.sn cure for Cancers Piles p
asr, bwtlings and Brsnehils Coitrs ksu
lgia, weakness Of the Nuielss Chrsoe or
hsumatsm stiSnsss Of ths Jsnts, Dfrss
kgsmsn, Eareshs foethaehs Brvisss 6prainsl Er.sh
Sss,, ws,ne. ulesn Fever ss,'., c.i:d Grsa,i sore
pain, cfsrsncs hsv or lsnr The dises,s
have sxistsd, mcLEAk1 CELEBRAfED LININsNT [,
. certain remedy. ~
fhsu,andss hnmsn beings have sssn savsd life 81 dis
ana mnsry ~ tbs ss Of this invaluable rsnsdy.
McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMEyT
val rsisvs pain almost and IL viii clean
psy ana neal ths fsHsst ssrss In Incredible she Tina
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
heLEANp CELEBRATED LIElbIENT 10 The on,v a. y,
sne reliable remedy for the cure Of SPAWN, Rfbons
NinsEalis, spnts, unRstura LHmps, Nodes or =,
n.!sr failed TO care Big Head, fslls,il Fi,pi. 0id
Asnnihs Sores, Or swssny, IL properly applied Far
sprsin. prunss Craehsd Heels Chsfss IA
Or Cellar Galls Gnu, Sores, or wounds, IL ifsIhbs
fsmsdy AfPy as directed and cure 10 certain ri sysr,
Instance. 10y
hsa ..s ne ,snssf vita ms May ssrhls.. Litnsnts
zen TIiam isPlly Of Da NcLEANH CELE.
j. II. MCLEAN, ssls Prspris.sr
Csrnsr Third and Pine sss., d. Lsr, M
ChAkLEs afO1f, sS Pa av., agent in Wa.h,a, a,
90 - O. CiSsEL. ss~.sstsvs I. sI-rs VII
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TIE EVENING STAR.
A Marching Sebg for the United states
Regiments
Dedicated te Goo. Chase.

Dedicated TO Coo. Chase.
By WILLIAM koss WALLACE.
Wesrs MARCHING, sternly marching, in a grand and
For the nor. aud the grandeur, aud the glory Of
For II. Constitution threatened; for its Flag a.
Where . had sacred Charter, right forevermoro
Fer the ft.edom of our children. and the millions
Where the greatness of wAsnISsros has hal
we srs narchins. steruly marching for grand
For the golden night of Order and the majesty of
laws -
o! He who from rent chaos took, of old, the awful
And with His wand of Order raised the starry uni
o! He win surely smile on those who march but
The laws that made their Native Land go great
and good bstOTe.
We are marching, steraly marching, but no hste is
Not for revenge our sword is drswn-a single can
non rolls;
Still see. our Sro.hers. though In wrens-y.., do,r
But ds.rsr is our moth, yet, and she shall nsrer
That mo,her i. our Country, who has rocked us or
The hops g ali the Continsnts-the glory of the
Wesre ms.ching, stsrny marching. in q grand and
For the honor. aud the grandeur, and the glory Of
And her We swear. no matter how our bosoms may
With pity for the traitor nost our banner shall be
flung
gn all its primal splendor to Won consecra ing sky
The Constitution shall not fall-ths Naltos shall
NOS dn! ~. Y Dispatch.
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within fifteen GAYS from the date Of notice from
the bureau Of the acceptance Of q cir bid. o oon-
tract will be made with come other person or per-
sons, and the gusrantrs of such defaultIng bidders
will be held responsible [ r all de'lGquencIus
All sfers not made In strict ccH foTUtty it'll this
advertisement Mt will, at the opt on of the bureau, be
rejected,
Thoss only whose offers may be accepted will
be no lfisd and contracts will he ready for execu
ton IS soon thereafter as may be practicable.
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VI IL 10 perhaps not geperallv Lno,,,,
. nne. heanest and most nutritious potato are
.~sn densef and heavier than those whicb ars
.dx.n,.y An English inventor has taten
esss Patent Garvity Potato selse,er ,, De DE
order 10 classify potatoes into three onsIt,, IN
: Ioo ,wo solutions one Of specific gravity Of
viii sink In the frst-the medium ~. PoaIoes
81 oan In the second, while the poor ones viii snat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-25

PAIIse FOR TER PLuypKR -The yUh..,,
a. nsigencer states that the gentleman " no ovxnad
sne eS,,s recently captured at Harper's Ferrv had
CoIna any rem anerated by the officer in command.
ycAson, who gave him a check on |,
1shk IN winchester for the value Of the no..
- LEV sne money, went to Baltimore and
Lsded ON for Wheeling money. M Ren,cR
tn,oS VINO owned the cattle which ~ ere can.
nsIfing the trouble and annoyance to wbicb ~