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How TO Do 1.-THE disunionists do no, vet
despair Of getting the border States out Of the
Union; aud being unsuccessful in getting I'D a
war with the General Government, they are turn.
ing their attention to tie plan Of getting I'D
war In the border States That 10: they propose
TO revolutionize the latter by force Of arms We
quote the Washington correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury, writing just before the com.
position Of the Cabinet was officially promuloed.
and when John Bells name was among tho,e
canvassed
IL Is now tolerably certain that John .Bell NJ
Tennessee, will get q seat In the Cabinet He he.
taken time by the forelock, In announcing bis
willingness to accept before any offer was n,ds
w bile the place has not been tjnctl " t.nds,sd
j am well persuaded he was sent for The valns
Of such man in the Cabinet is perfectly well n y.
derstoOd by that arch wire worker, seward When
Bell 10 in, the chains will be riveted on the bor
der states Tats tarolrss a sad asesssifv Girl
ray begins IN Virginia and TtanssSss We kad
hoPsd 10 acotd 50 terrible a calamity bEt IL ha
been forced on rs IL has taksa sozls finus 10, "A
ysstSfanes party 10 make mp ats mind 10 tkis dir
asesSStfy; Bat. 'tchat must b. triH be There
were tories and traitors 10 vanq uish Ia ,76 Our
fathers took up arms against all corners Shall
We be less valiant! Heaven forbid!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

REPENTANr BALrIMoRR SEcKssIox1.r-7b,
Pleasure Of Soldering The following letter
Gays the Clipper, was received bya gentleman OF
This city from young man who left Baltimore
entered the Southern Army:
CASTLE PINcKNEY, Charleston, 8. c.
My Dear Frisnd-I arrived here at last and am
sorry ever saw such place. II could get out
OF IL, would do SO with the utmost pleasure
We arrived on Sunday morning at nine O'CLOCK,
and were immediately taken to Castle P;nckney'
where we were set to work ION Sunday morning
too,) transporting two heavy 4s-pounders to tie
wharf. " ~
We are treated worse than negroes here. We
don't get enough to eat, and what we do get is Of
the coarsest and most common description. II
you near OF any one getting the Southern Rights
and II 1t does not cure him nothing will But
however, to drop a subject which, whenever
think oft drives me almost to the point Of drown
Ing myself, will treat Of other matters, &c &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

The Hon GREEN ADAMS Of Ky, member Of
the last House Of Representatives, has been I'D.
pointed Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury, rie. DR..
Tate, Of Va, removed. Mr.. Adams is a Union
man He is admirably qualified for the disc barge
of the duties Of the position, and will make a
good officer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

A CALLED SESSION OF CoNGRE.s-The best
INFORMED men around us are rapidly coming to
regard special session of Congress as absolutely
necessary for the protection Of the public interest
and we shall not be surprised to see the Presi
dents Proclamation to that end I'm print ere the
close OF the present week; 1t being understood
that additional legislation is found to be abso-
lutely necessary to enable the Government to COL
iect duties on imports anywhere. II, as alleged
il IL not lawful to collect customs off the harbors
OF the ports In seeded States. there can be no
doubt that importers will order most of their
goods brought into the United states through
them; knowing well that until Congress l.qis-
Iates upon the subject the Government has not
me means OF preventing them from being carried
from the seeded States wherever they are TO be
sofa Tor actual consumption. Under these cir.
cumstances special session Of Congress is in
eSaoiy unavoidable, we take it for granted.
APToPos:-The Virginia Congressional election
takes place on the first Monday in Nav Every
one OF the States nine representatives who signed
the disunion manifesto are understood to be can.
didates for reelection. The Richmond Wais
estimates that the aggregate majority against the
oisunion candidates throughout the State will
reach 5000. We aPprehend that every one Of
The nine will be iugloriously defeated, and men
elected In their stead true In their Leart, IN the
integrity Of the onion. IL there be no collision
between The General Government and the seceded
States ere the first Monday in May, Virginia will
return no disunionist to Congress The only DOS.
hbiiity that collision may occur lies in the de-
termination OF the usorpiDg oligarchy to bring
one about, IL they can do so. The eminent for.
oearance, prudence and patriotism marking the
poilcY OF the Government upon the subject, how.
ever, are now becoming so thoroug hly apprecia-
'ea tnroughout the border states, as that IL the
oligarchy succeed in bringing on collision. the
cause Of secession will gain little indeed bv the
achievement, however fagrantly the fac,s in.
volved in 1t may be distorted and misre presented
for effect at the polls The game Of the secession.
lists up to this time has been 30 signallv lint ,
game Of false pretenses, as that Il can no longer
Be played anywhere with success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

A TREATY ARRIvED.-Dr Culver, Of the Indian
Bureau In this city to-day returned to Washington
from Fort Wise, Upper Arkansas,) bringing the
treaty with the ArIapahoes and Cheyennes. ne
gotiated by Agent Boone, recently Under IL the
Government acquire the Pixies Peak region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

WlsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
call the attention Of readers to the advertise
ment OF this popular medicine. 1t 10 superior 10
consumption, and pulmonary diseases. IA the
large sale OF II by the agents in this section Is
sufficient proof. 1t can be Obtained at ali the
principal druggists and storeksepers We wise
those Of our readers who are afflicted with snv ~
the above diseases, to procure bottle immsai.
ateiy. and we are sure they will receive speedv
reiief.-Cambridgs (hfd.) Herald
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Shirt of the Morning Press

The JHfeEigeRcsr endeavors to show the SINH
larity existing between the Constitution Of the
United States and that Of the Southern Confed-
eracy.
The editor Of the Republican having just re-
turned from New England says that the people
there are perfectly satisfied with the proposition
to eyacuate Fort Sumter, believing that the homes
ty and sagacity Of the President will by this
movement tend to bring about q reunion Of our now
shattered Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

AProINrEp.-Dr. Erie Locke, Of Indiana, has
been appointed to be Chief Of the Agricultural
Bureau Of the Patent Office, (s2, 500 per annum.
vice Clemson, resigned
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From MosreoMKRY-TheN New York Tribune

FROM MoNTGOMKRY-TheN New York Tribune
has following special dispatch:
=, MONTGOMERY, Ala, March I5-The South be-
iieves that the only thing that will satisfy the
North will be to prove her ability 10 ma,ntain
her Independence by force of arms She is will
Ing to do 90: Messrs. Davis and stephens both
favor admitting Northern States, and count upon
view ORR AZ seeking to become one Of the Con-
iederate states within year. The inpost on
negroes imported from the Border States will
probably be thirty per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

PORTRAIT OF Mr.. LINCOLN -Georpe F.
Wright, portrait painter of Hartford, Conn. has
the portrait Of President Lincoln for its c,pitoi
The appropriation for the work 10 e2 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

STAND BY rHR CNIoN--A paper signed by over
pas been sent TO Messrs. Holiday and White
dri-gates la the Virginia Convention from Na,'
i9Ih county, requesting them to stand by TIE
Union until the last link is broken ON. eor,iiy
as large has been sent to Gen George Rlow d.Iy
gate from Norfolk, with the same request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

II French & Richstein, 27s Pennsylvania
avenue, send US Harper's Weekly for this week,
and London Punch Of Feb. I6 Both capit,l
numbers
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CONGREGATIONAL.
Noxn.v March fS

sENATE.-When our report closed on Saturday
the Senate had gone into executive session After
some time spent therein the Senate adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

MiJoR ASDERsoS.-We have every reason to
believe that on Saturday Last Major Anderson was
ordered to repair 70 Newport barracks, Ky, for
recruiting duty.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS,

The NAVY DEPARTMENT have advices from
Com. Bell, commanding U. 5. Mediterranean
squadron, dated Messina, Feb. I'd, In which be
says 80 have received intelligence from Gaeta
to the 27th ut. The fortress has received but
trifng injury from the late bombardment Of Gen.
Cialdini, and but little impression has been made
by Admiral Persano with the Sardinian feet.
The Sandman admiral soon discovered that how
ever gallant his attack, his ships were no match
for stone Notifications. On board one of his YES
sells two guns burst, killing and woLnding large
number Of men. II is said King Francis has yet
from six to eight thousand men, with provisions
for several months. Should this be true, Ii will
cause the Sardinians much trouble and great loss
Of life to dislodge him. The French fleet has
gone; also the Spanish corvette, leaving the Sar-
dinian feet only around and about Gaeta The
same state Of affairs exists here as when | last
wrote. The citadel and forts on the seaside are
In possession Of the Neapolitans, while the city
and surrounding country are in the hands Of Ga
ribaldi and Victor Emmanuel. Occasionally we
hear of arrests Of persons supposed to be In the
employ of the old government and sent here to
stir up the Calabrians to counter revolution; but
the country seems TO be quiet, and conduct them
selves with discretion and moderation which
should be an example to communities which
think themselves Of higher civilization. There
are twenty-three American vessels in port and
about this number Is kept up by constant arrivals
and departures"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

GREAT BARGAINS IN PiANOS.-One vow
NJ moe hs 4 sons make for siso; ons-
i ksrs si a.s. OK K1ssvS0d SSse.sIns Hst
make for SIS, al the Music Store Of w. G.. METZ
EEOTT sole agent Of Stairway q Sons, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

pkEsENTs FOR The FOLKS Ar BONE.
Roon.' p'sees o. bsv nd pretty Mu.ie OF Ms.lc
~ ~, 100 Penn avenue, bssvssn Oh md iotA
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BIRDsLBIRDs FOR SALE.

. eiI,Ss::t rec, 5scslysd : .plsndld s..oIs@sn, ~
Eisss:: Es:.s 81 :ss f:t
wls s;i Bi :se sI Eta. hi E;aIh
noS az soo2,n.s; al:9 rLained Rsas. Price cent:
John 0'MEARA's Bird Store. No. 3SS ~
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By BARNARD BUCK6Y, AuouOnesr,.

G.orsefo,rH. ID. c.
ExCELLENT FpRNITUREh At AUCTION.
81 10 90 ooE viii sell 81 the residence Of Jesse
LIpscomhe, ESQ, on Hlg street, east ,iae, nes,
Mshogshy Tables, Sofas, Rockers and Chairs,
side and WORK Tsbles. Looking GLASSES,
Bureaus, Bedstesds, wsrdrobss,
blSinI Room ana Kitchen FsrSitSfs. Stoves. &c.
mssas. BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auot..
By. C. MCGUIRE a CO. Aucuonsers.
RosEW0oD CASE PIANO Forte AND
On Ts st hSrG Md0RSfNa1 MsdG afst @ m
%scSsss .ss .s
near I, al his Household Furniture and Effects.
Superior Rosewood Case octave Piano Forte.
= BY Indeman a Sons,
Gothic Reception 1' md : Psrsr Chairs, hInsed
IN SIlk psmssk, vlih Linen Coyers
Walnut Etsgeres ana W ha.not,
sets Six Damssk and Lace Curtains,
flair cloth Tets-a Tets Sofa and Psrlor Chairs,
Fine Rosewood WARDROBE and Marele-top Blu
Walnut Elizabetkean and Mahogany Eresch Bed
a anS cS sss ssS shTS aas
Velvet Psrlor. Brussels Chamber, and Tssssssn
s.ll oiiciOth and chintz window Curtains,
OAK French Dipins Chairs, 'O'''
Oak 5at-t,ee. tnsmeled Cloth Easy Chair,
Rush an, Cane-se,t Reception Chairs,
Feather Pill rvs AMI Bolsters, Blankets ard Bed
Comforts,
Silver plated Ice Pitchers. China. crootery and
Psrlor, Chamber and Cooking Stove and Utensils.
Kitchen Requisites.
Terms. SS' under cash; over that su IN credit
OF ~ and So days, for notes pfsctory endorsed
bearing interest
]. c. Mcguire a CO, Aucts
The House for rent; Insuire at the Auction
III street. ma is d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

US DAY The subs ibers to the supper II he
to GnI,e with them, are Informed that il will he
serLed mp HIS Monday EVENING, a. o'c!E.
IEkets c:n be had at tae fflce of thu Hotel. Its
'rATTENTION. ZoUAvEs-Y.u are re.
TO MORROW tTuosdayJ at III o'c Sct p m.
s be RgP bsSa b Of
oyypr TsLER POWELL, 1t Con-.
Wv EN IhohN. zee. ma 1871
TNOTICE.-Thers will be a meeting Of The
Ger. Of fGmP'ris: a - and Of the WISH;
iantTy H.. tCoo@bs Building E sSS ii 81 in :.
expe ted to n present, s BUSINESS II Importance
Ema 1877 c. H. UTERMEHLE, SEQ.
TA FAIR AND FESTIVAL OF DELI
~ cacieE ard Refreshments neo ,,saIy for The
ST. e[ed bSa2hsst harah, IN their House of Worship,
their honse ard lot. Admit ance 10 cents Pefmit
secured 20 eontnne open untIlI2. ma is-2t.
ITspEclAL oRDERs-No. 7s.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADUrtNT GENsR.Ls OFFICE, :
A Board of Medical Ulcers viii ass s; in
New York cit, on the LIST day Of ay nsxr, or "a
Of A sistant Surgeons for p?cmotiop and Of suoh
candidates Tor appointment as NAV Sc invited to
pfSs ssai, t me 9 Yes before the Board
Surgeon CLrMEET A FINLEY,
Surgeon CHARLES McDouG.LL,
Surgeon WILLIAM J. SLOAN.
BY order # TH ne Tsse Z S5yn Of WsS H..
Applioa ions must he addressed to the Secretsrx
OF waT;must state the residence of the applicant.
S Ss as.S Place birth Thsy
tom by respectable tsstm onals of his possessing
mi the ...Sn :ns
psriSFmIs p the arspSuf and active duties Of
ApplCdltS hetwaen
twenty i've ylars of age.
,,I There are now three vacancies in the medical
see1. mar Is. st
NRTHE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS.
- ISOLATION vii hold an Annual meeting fer
81 bsS Sfs'iH IF NSGs E ,ssh IFom. o.
s: sR s5Sn Hs'a TM y hs pss: .o SEX sd
Tk o: o., F-wAsHINGTON LODGE,
are Me ~ mss S Of Ledge
EVENING next s Instant at eR R. M4 ps. AZ
Col 5ok. to pay fraternsl VISIT to Harmony Lodge,
ma is a.. r. "0fPs Per-. Sec.
Qs ATTERTif0N lT Tb0O NON odmS S9 .idas5
officers and rriv.tes OF the Pre.Idents Mounted
EV We: II March ssS ss
"a no o'G 81 81 BY order Of co,,,,,nnnr
rs1Ii P PATE S PAYIIThs oeePl.tign
on s22fE! EEEyy S is q
chase tics cts At 6autisr't; Mr. Lackeyis, Seventh
81. between aad sts; Mr.. Linney's,. Pa. ave-
Fourth g., betysen and II SITS. Tickets So
ma H-Th, S&M9s JAMES RYAN, Sec.
NE"I SAY, STRANGER, WHERE ARE
hS you going You seem TO be In a great hur-
Y" $50 am. am going 10 SMITHS, No. 40
Seventh street, to buy suit Of Clothes. The peO-
PIE say no mas very moe assortment and they SAY
he sells them so Cheap" Note.-The last We nav
o. the stranger, he was running up Seventh street
1ESDEMPsEY l. O'TOOLE,
S WEDDfNG AND VISITING
CARD EN9RAVERS,
,impSrters Of fine WEBBING STATIONERY,
the most beautiful styles,
$40 Pa. Av., between eth and 10th sta,
% H-om go WARRINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

REsraSKD.-Mr. Joseph F. Lewis, OF Tex has
resigned his third class al 600 per annum) clerk
ship in the Post Office Department
We hear also that Mr.. II. st George Offutt has
resigned the chief clerkship Of the bureau Of the
Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury, e., 900 per an.
numO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

FROM THE L. 8. EAST INDIES SQUADRON The
flagship Hartford was at Hong Kong January
l4th. The Dacotah arrived there January 6th
The Saginaw had been dispatched to Ningpo In
vessel. The general health Of the squadron was
good.
No News OF THE LEvANr reached the Navy
Department In the dispatches from Commodore
Montgomery. flag officer Of the Pacific Squadron,
dated at Panama, March 9TH, instant
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

The WEATHER.-The following repor. Of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line 70 the smith,
about O'Clock.
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w. SELDEN, u. :. Marshal for
ms q dts District of Columbia.

MARsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of q writ Of
fh hen faolas issued from the Clerks Office OF
the circuit Court of the District Of CoumbIs for
the County OF Washington, and TO me directed,
viii expose 20 public sale fer cash. in front Of the
Court House door Of said county, on FRIDAY,
the 22d day of March next, 1851, commencing At Il
O'CLOCK M the following described property, 60 Wit.
VIZ; Lot No. Is, IN Ssus'e No a.. lot 40. z, IN
square Z, Lot No S, ~ Square NO IS, Lot No L.
Lot No. ID Ip Square No. 70, al IN the oIty Of
Washington, ID. G., together with 81 and singular
as the property of Brook Mackall. and vii be sold
20 satisfy judcials No. IS. 20 January term lss1
iayor OF Hooe, Brother & Co.
fe n dts W SELDEN. L. 8. Marshal.
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AUCTION SALES.

Bv GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
III ruRE AT Auction On TUESDAY. the 18th
instant. shall sci at q O'Clock q. m, on st.
between sth and Sth s,s, north, No. s23. 9 lot Of
Household Furniture, viz:
Mahogany HsiI-sest Sofas and 9ookeu.
Do do Spring botto n Chslr,.
Want Whstnots and Ottomans,
Cherry Befsteads and washstands.
Buroaus, Tab es and Chamber Crookery.
Feather Beds, Pillows aud Bolsters,
Ingram, Venetian and other Carpets,
Passage OIclQth, Looking Glasses and Rugs.
AR n int and r. n piste Stoves,
Cane seat and Wood Bottom Chairs.
Tin Safes. China. u ass and Crockery Ware,
A lot Of Kitchen Rec UsItes.
And manv other artlc zee too numerous % enumeF
II SREEN a. WILLIAMS. Auct,.
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0TA FAIR AND FESTIVAL OF DELI
HS cacles, and Refreshments neo ~ sary for The
occasion; will be cpened on TUESDAY EVE
nISG, the 18th, st O'clock, by the Second Col
sred Bapil st' hur1h, In their House of WorshIn
on IN d, between ii and ! sta tho proceeds to Re
Appropriated To- the payment of the dsbt resting on
their h0nse ard lot. Admit ance 10 cents Permit
secured 20 c0ntnne open untIlI2 ma ie-2t
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auctioneers,
Gs1sdOtcn. ID. c.
STORE FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL At
- AycIIoN.,on FRIDAY, I'D in'tint. at II
Store FIXTURES xnd Good Wi ofthe store former
y occupied b, Mrt. Simpson, on Bndse street, rub
N. is-d BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auct..
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO AuoiIoneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HACKNEY CARNAGE
- AND PAIR OF GRET CARNAGE HORsEs.-On
TUkSuAl MORNING, March 2Sth, at 10 o'clk.
In 'front.' OF the Auction Rooms If Jas e.. Mcclure
Co., BY virtue ofa deed of tr-st, dated August
Sgih, lsf0, and duly recorded IN Liber J. A =, No.
l95, foIos $40, ct seq sh. sell one good Hackney
COSoh and pair Of Grey Horses
Terms: OIe-third cash; the residue IN monthly
instruments at l. 2, s, 4 aud months, with inter
est, secured to the satIsfaction of the trustee.
HUGH MURRAY. Trus.ee.
ma Is eo& ds ]. 4. MCGUIRE A CO Auote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two vrIts
lVl OF heri facas, issued from the Clerks once Of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
will expose TO public sale for cash, 10 front Of the
court house ooor of sand COUNTY. On SATURDAY,
tue Sth day OF March stsnt, 1861 at u o'clock m
tbs following described property. 20 vat. viz Lots
no. 2end 8. In Square No, lG27, and Lot No. 2, in
gether with al and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and LEVIED upon the property If
Andrew Rothwell, and will be sod 10 satisfy Judi
Gals Nos l26 aud lS3, IN Januar, torn, 1851 In "a
yor Of St.lmsn, HenncSs a. FaTber, and same
g. Stevens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-18

0S.NOTICE.-Thers will be a meeting of The
~ commIssl Oned md non con- mis- toned OH
GERS OF Companies A. Ii, G, % and T. oft Wash
ingmn ! Igt Infantry Battalion On TUESDAY
EVENING, the 18th instant. st 8 O'Clock, at In
fantry HaI tCOomb's Building Each fficer Is
expe Ted to b. present, as busIns.s IF Importance
10 the B-ttailon will he tr'r,acted
Ema 1871 G.. III. UTERMEHI,E SEQ
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-11

The reception you have given ,ae h,
day, - no, given to me personally.
shouli not b. so. hut MS the represrn ativr
for the time bling Of the m. ,rity of the
people. --Lin:oia at Albany'
WHAT unpsrd1n-ole ignorance Why
Abraham. you aud yolr platform were
bra en- one million woes in The Noyember
contest. You should be NOR careful il
your atements. partisnarly where figure,
proof If facts. 1t would have beer
mrr- creditsble for yoi To have said. i.
regard To The matter. a. you dill al Pits
burg in references TO the tariff. viz
must confess tha, do not UNDERSTAND
the suhj-ri IN ali IL various bearings i; 5u
l do promise you that will give it m,
closest AT ENRON and endcav"r IL cnmpre
hend 1t more fuIy.--Oren Co. journal
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-11
4 NPECTINE,-TH PERSIAN FEVER
CHARM

CHAIN.
For the prevention AMI cure Of Ferfr and lor,
and Bilious Feuers. This wonderful remedy was
brought To the knowledge of the present propaie-
tors by friend who has been a great traveller in
Persia and the Holy ard
mle going down the river EAphrates, he ex-
pef1eHccd seucre attack OF Fever and Apue. On
discovering his condition. one ofrhe Boatnen took
rom ms :, person IN AnauLrt, saying, Wear fhis
ana no feeer uiHtouch ysu" Although incrcdu
lous as TO It's virtues he complied, am experienced
'mmeula'e re lei, and has since always foun il an
eiec'ual protection from all malarions comnla;n,s
Ga further investigation he found that tho boat
man attributed 10 ii miraculous powers and said
that it could only be obtained from the Priests ot
the Sun Sometime afterwards the gentleman ia
conversUg with a Priest obtained from him the
secret OF It's pre- aration. and nscertained where the
medicinal herbs were found, of winch il was com
ounded. The wonderful virtues of this article
have induced full belief in the minds Of thu. ma
tIveS lii the miraculous healing powers OF their
Priests.
| Since his return 20 America, il has been tried
with the happiest effect by several Ladies and Cen
tiemen OF high character, who have gwen il the
most unqualified praise. lis remedy having been
/ specific in fersia for hundreds of vear- tor thu
prevention and cure OF Fever and Acme ana Bill.
ious evers-s now fried to the A american peop!e.
1t will be sent by mail, pl epaid with full dir.c
tons tor use, oil receipt OF enc dollar
Principal Depot and Mannlactorv lss Main St
Richmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building, New York. Address
Sln2ly JOHN WILCOX $50.