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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-09
icefo nuntcrs and sportsmsp.

u
WI E,ihe undersigned persons, do by this
w phElcution, forbid any person or persons
going ohFny Of opr lands or farms and shoot
ing, Matching, gaming and killing any bid or
birdsataify time hereafter. we will prose-
cute every and all such Iclscn or persons SC Of :
Tending tor trcspqss and damage toreyery such
oGense ia we consider it very great damage to
our farms to havd those birds killed and des-
troyed since they are the fell destroyer ofthoSe
worms anil insects that 30 Cften destroy the
growire crops, and thereby blast the prospects
OF the krmer. We consider them work OF o
Kind Pfovido see, placing them here to be the
les r6ytr of those insects and VIC hope ih"t ey'
cry ana all persons will strictly observe TINS
notice9. I'd not put Us I" the painful duty oi en-
Gorciu9 ihe lennly Of the law. which VIC Will
ccrtai1ly DO, iGtLis notice is not strictly com
plied Niih. BENoNI IIIxOS,
PAiRicK REED, GLoHGE llOFFmNEs,
o. GUNNING. WM IloVFrINEs,
llLNRY tIoFErrEs, T MuHpocu,
JouY RoppISs, NELsoY IlQfFnrNEs,
JouN'W ARD, IogEpn Howell,
A. C.. Down, CIV DINNIsdE,
PETER SuRINIR. yQss llorFuINEs,
STrrhlN SALTS, Jscop WALTZ.
December 18th, 1S6l-Sw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-09

e.a .g tlWaU., ut a recent datc,
says: + acroad petition has tgen re
ceNll POM the inha OF Maine
-pr,ying Rrannexa,ion 10 Her hfjes-
tvs GImiui0ns "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-09
prspar.d byDr. J0. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.

VIII Il Ne@kiik.J. D, dgs & Son, Nc arthur
Cowdory and Strong, IIamdon and by ya|l Deal
ersin Medicines. Allen & Brother Cincinnati
Wholesale Agents. nov20-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-09
Sk"Enooangc Home Industry r.
RARE INDUCEMENTS

, u TO sCBscRIBR FOR THE
MIARTHUR DEM0CRA T,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-09
PsyyoursrgbscsiptiOn.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11
THE EVENING STAR.
MORNING

Perhaps there l. no description of IN, eor,;rr
on oil iiIht 40 perfect as that which Shelley has
rlsen Us In his little poem, 1.-THE Boat on III,
- rchio" ~ VA IN
.hs Is burnt out in the pale blue jr
Mrs. tns thir Y hits moon lsy yither n 20 .hs,s.
ry tower. End cavern. aud Mt AMI tree
Inc S~i ana the bat fed drovsly
pay bad kihdled the de- Wy weeds
ana Inc r'eks above. and the stream below
AGd the yApors in their muititld-s
ara TIE a "a mines hrou6 of summer .nov
MD Clothed with light of a-ry gold
me mis's In their eastern caves uprond.
Day had svaktpa all things shat be-
me isrk and the thru.h and the swallow free,
Ana he milk nsit,s song srrl tie mowers scythe,
And the mat n beilAnd The noun: Ain bee
Fir--hIes were aueneh,d oar the dewy corr,
8lov, rms vent out On the rivers hr n.
Ike lamps which student forg.ts II Kim;
!te beetle Tor got 10 wind his hora:
1ne erickets we're still in the na@aiow and hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11
PRENTICEANA.

Humphrey Marshan said in a speech Al
frankfort the other day that Kentucky wasn't
worth enc drop Of Confederate blood. We
guess ~ is afraid that the attempt 10 conquer
ner will cause ''one DROP of his huge carcass
from high platform.
Those who commend Humphrey Narshalis
iahnts so extraSagantiy don't properly dis
.fnguish between tai, nj and tallow.
The Charleston women have made ram
aid 10 b. perfect in all its parts.
1t Is both foolish and unjust that men should
De arr Sted in the Southern Confederacy for
countf rfeiiins the Confederate notes. There's
no real diff renee bsfwecn n counterfeit rebel
note and n genuine one. The one promises to
Fay and TIE otl~I promises 20 pay, and one lteh
and the other 2ies. 60 : r....
Humphrey Marshall, after starvin 2 scnse tins
among tho sfFopafainS, get his belly fJal IN his
-Iafe Visit TO The Blne Grass region. OF course
tnere mas oeen afamiRe sineein the BeEse GRASS.
,Some q The rpbel girls of eur city seem 10
nave greet deal CT 'irCntery- Wehaye heard
much ef virgin gold, but we fea- that virgin
brass Is Ss Ting : great deal more common.
Tfesss3itcr OF the Atlanta pape- I'D yis.s us. in
view of the cou ing of John Morgan, 10 .cs,t
stuck and rum Whom John sees cutting q
stick ne will probably run himself
The telegraph heralds the approach of Gen.
taa)y. late IN command in New Mexico. Give
hIEa troops is good a. Can DC and we shall an
noipate glorious results.
a Cleveland maps hopes tha: somebody viii
be hung for the surrender of Harper's Ferry
hopes that ss;he rPero1 Sihility VIII be fastened
scnewh besi;irS Upon the fortunes OF WAT"
But, if the responsibility can be fastened ne
where but on the fort Gnes OF war, we say. hang
the fortunes OF war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11

n NE,w ASTIsEFTIC.-1ti is we'll known that
coal tar and plaster is one of the best anIisep-
tics, although il is one OF the most recently dis.
covered. DIR. Desmartis has Just addressed
paper TO the Academy Of Sciences announcing
that Campeachy logwood (hama of!ylum CAM
pcGckiGEUBs) possesses the same valuable quail
sty, and In much higher degree. This fact
was discovered by accident. DIR. DesInartis
had several cancerous patients unde- his care,
all presenting large nicer0ns sores, emitting
most nauseoUS smell. Al estringen. being
considered expedient, a pomatum composed of
eqHal parts OF extract OF logwood and hogs
lard was applied to the sores, whereupon, 10 the
Doctors surprise, the fetor disappeared COM
pleiely and the emission of pUs was consider
ably attenuaied. To coInplete the evidence he
suspended the use of The pOmatum for 3 few
hours only, when the Cfensiy emanations i'm
mediately recommended, and the purulent
secretion again became abundant. lockwood,
As ne has aseertaned, causes gsngrene, es-
peeially that CT hospitals, 70 disappear rs if by
enchantlneDt. He has also found il efficacious
IN preventing or stopping the erysipeIes which
OXEN occurs after amputation or the inf1iction
OF oih' T wounds and Is source of constant
anxiety 10 the surgeon. 1t entirely removes
the puIidity OF ulcerous cancers emitting CHAR
acterIsiIc efiuvI2. and, in short of the most fetid
sores. This substance also possesses the ad-
vantage OF being capable of mixture with
hCsmosrafIc medicines, such As ergo.ise perch
Iollde OF iren, etc; may be also used as powder
and lotion. The extract Of hnmatoxylum
which Is used In dyeing and is very cheap, il
only soluble in warm water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11

F- Juries out West do queer things some
'lihes. LIMOS provides the death penalty for
murder, and a jury in Adams county of that
state, recently fonnd prisoner guilty of mur
der in the first degree, and vet limited his nm
lshInent to one years Imprisonment III the peni
Tertiary.
The Indianapolis correspondent of the
Chicago Times says that David TurpiI whom
Mr. Colfax defeated, and Jose oh J. Rim cham
VIII he the only connections for the short tarr,
III the senate OF the United States. Mr.. Bright
the long term. '0'
~ a letter from soldier at Newbe saws
'"Wblte grapes are very abundant in tins
market, and sell for fifty cents peck: they are
very rice. Sweet potatoes and oysters ara
also coming in by the boat Ioad-the former M
one dollar, and the latter at seyenty.siye CONF
per bushel. 1 think we shall mana ge To live,
The Prince de Joinville closes IN account
OF ms penlns ular campaign with Gen Nc
Cieiian, by an expression of fear that tha
feoerai Government might be forced to abolish
sIaNery-a movement which he deprecates in
auVance, on the score OF humanity aud policy
~ The supply of apples has not been eouaIsd
lor many years IN the Philadelphia market
On many OF the farms in the neighboring conn
nes ,ney nave been sold as low as twenty five
cents per bushel. Cider has brought but ahout
SIX cents per gallon, by the barrel as
" Companies of sharpshooters are being ar.
GShizsd III various parts of, New York State.
hScnester company is quite full, and the
q AL nom the sharpshooter corps will be at
tached to the expedition Of Gen Banks.
w country currency Is making its appear
iuiee IN Philadelphia in the form of checks. is
sueo by village merchants, payable at the
counters OF banks in the interior of the STATE.
anu Drawn Tor various amounts between 1o
and IS cents. 80 "''A Nv
Iwenty-fonr Confederate soldiers. con.
nneo an me miiitary prison at Coyington, XIV
nave taken the oath Of allegiance. =
- Inc recruits in camp near Phiiadel.
pms recently rode substitute broker ON a
raiI, Tor asking too high pri ce for substitutes
Inc earnings of the Michigan Southern
IaIlToad for October were S3a5,u,s Is. gain ssa.
CS3. 20 ON October, 1861 s' SSA-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11
ATTENTION. soLpYERst

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
.wsesn TIE attention .. an having rsl.ti.s. Q.
GERMAN BITIER Viii cure ns-ssSi i 49, = sss
ti.sass. induced b. s1.ssuF .sd Psiys md:
it win Be sotieed that Ssry large psoPortioo sss
S,s cured ~ nj s ss1s
Diseases RESULT from disorder. Of the digestive
.ioh II s.s,iss inst tSs:s B.stsrs we're D ' irsss
sme sSs eSs 5 = OF u~e might
n.Eashls md we'll .sthsntie.ied eure @ -
has been SAVED BY the Bitters 81 > -
PHlLADELrHIA. August "a isn
70 M:sss Jerss Era.sIsen. ssntls.nsn, -ycss
il no mistake in tbs y s .esehed Tor b sanlsss
h.s four years. nsHeer % sser@sss c-lssr.ss1
a = $780, Is si sss
% &c ss.P sas ,' Ria tss .
tS.ss sy srSis .. sssy sy
cs;.is Of N.ine : irsn rhish Iis.i.d On TIE -
q any could Be and sui sp.rs OF Vita
sn.o psf or snI Il ss, .s 2
II WAS irnpsedAsei thre wnsu Again - -
sdn sssa could % Of is.s =
fs &: ss -
spsiy soid ne sSes eS 10 q q ss Mo Sr ass.
sss,sss one e e s sss s me-
Az ssS ys If ne :. ss
:sd sind sss 70 ~ ,IS Is. s.
death rsssaea sss IN @ sas a ssds scr IL Z.
ss,ss1 lined ss -. . 49, sgs two sc
oS ssss have e ssas s -s s1
a Ia ~Sxf~
rom TIE Vicinity % Front Roy. To year iavsia:
sssen the Place 81 s.sss your stssss IN a
Lowe the slsrious prylese Of again ciaspins 70 my
bosom ss0, ,su Is9 sss dearest 70 s I. H.
w.far, csn:u. il sas srS ~ Of tn. above ...:.-
fSsoa 3 ~ ssE EsF g s:H n. sf;
IEWis cHEVILIER, ga Ne. York.
4 ffsksEESssst z 10y . s.ssss,s
H HENkYY = z inkasSHpsSsSsH Hbt eeess,h Vain.
EiHnRNkE EoGa, e; q, "a New rers.
isas e / "a "a. Wee s:se
BEWARE OF couNrERR-Trsi ar
Sec hat the signature OF &C NJ JACK sovs a.
on The wRaPPxR OF each bottle. % ' ASoS ~
PRICE PER BOTTLE ssoENrs, s5..s|
OR HALr DOE FoR "a t'-7' 81
Should yanr nsarrst DR. NOT hsyethe sr,ie,e.
So not be put a ~ any 9TH ntsrscnfip prsnss
rstions THAT nsy No eeer~d in i.S pscs bnf srt %
u, and ws~ih Forward seeur-.y psctea.s Ny express.
PnscifAL orrict Ann Mis5flcfoAr,
No. 63l ARCH ST. - f- y
--"H JONES 4 SWANS,
Successors to c ~ Jackson A Ca, :
pTosrirt1-r.
~fer sale Nv De- r-'sts --l Dsslers Il ero-z
on "a = ' ltlFA str- 90 -s-s-rs1.lg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11

II some children at the North west Mine,
near Eagle Harbor, Lake Superior, were
10 be the s'hOrse,' was hitched 10 tree in fI,or,
OF has house by n cord which passed around
hls meek with slip moose. He was capcring
dhd oanclng around the tree when the moose
uehteneo around his throat. choking him Ia
Death His parents were looking at him from
lne window OF the house, amused by what
they supposed to lie his play. Their horror Al
nndlng they had been watching his death
struggles NAV BE- imagined 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11

pEAH klnE--I s-erday morning, gentle
man from GEORGETOWN left his horse and hnrrv
IN front Of dwelling on the Navy Yard. ana
on returning in Il few moments found il miss
inC IL was however. found 4 few squares off
IL having been driven by John Soper and had
been broken in the short drive. One of the
Sixth ward officers arrested Soper and took
him before Justice Gull, where the case was
conpromlsed-Soper paying for the damage to
the vehicle, and SIS so for disorderIv condnc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11
FENNSYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
&& - -
Is r1Rsr-o.Gxaissssi sG sS11se'i0n',
sro, IsPEEp, sAEkF! ASD S conFosf Hi''AS'
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHf sSS# s ssUn vos.'
rn THREE PITY 4 TSA FiTr EEGN
CLOSE CosNEc # sSsg At HrA HinssRR1sBuRe
NORTHERN R c IIs1hs II Re RAILROAD,
TIE GREAT shS CENTRAL tfINIIRf ROUTE
WASHINGTON Ant AND BALTIMORE
WEST. NoRraWEss sIs. AND II rs Soc rHwRsr.
~ For Through Tickets apply a. the oshces
the Northern Central Railroad Company. northeast
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street,
"ashin<ton, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
PROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers will take the 6 a an and = m trains,
arriving in Baltimore At 80 q. M and SIS p. M,
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris.
s s9ts 81. s. I; m an, and 2 there
road for all parts of the West
FREIGHTs
BY this route freights of all descriptions ear BE-
fnrWsrded to and from any point the Railroads.
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, BY Railroad direct
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
at Pittsburg with Steamers, By which Goods can
be forwarded to any port On the Ohio Msskingum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Gum berlard, illinois, Mssis-
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland Sandusky, and Cal.
caso with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trans por-
tation OF their Freight to this Company car rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
IN the West. by the Pennsytvania Central Railrosd
are az az times as JaroTabk che zad BY otiss
1il5odd C0nlp0Riss. =.
~ BE rtieular TO mark packages Via Penua
Central Il r."
MAGRAw & KOONs, FREIGHT Agents.
No. 50 North street Baltimore,
ENoCH LEWIS, Genl Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
J.. l.: HOUPT. Genl Ticket Agent Philadelphia
n HOUSTON. General Freight Agent. Phila.
aeiphiS jan 4-ly,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11

20 TAKE NOTICE IN
No 50 l5UIsiAASah atvEESur,
Rssspsettrlly and chesrfuy returns thanks for the
a$'''s S's's ', aoSsn Il s SSs'sf
DECORATIVE PAINTING.
r{nsf II NC. RssTffiRirf
Ills H. R5RE SsEasEEE
''FfasHfP ffsfas0f ri i BB Bel
SO LOUISIANA AVENUE,
DC Zf-Shn Between Sixth and Seventh SITS.
FINE GROCERIES,
90 FINE GROCERIES,
.-. FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The balance of the cargo of the
SCHOONER ADD f
Consisting of every description Of
FINE F.. ..a 81
.- f GROCERIES, &
VIII be for sale until the Schooner is DISCHARGED
FAMILIES
In need of Winter Supply. at ,bs
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
'ss FRED. s. COZZRNs,
tensisEee, corner Pa avenue and 18th ST.
, o.. ... ->--
CAPT. HUTCHINGs,
oe lift Schooner Aid ," foot Of 18th st.
NoTICE:-THE COMPREHENSIVE H.-s,o,o,.
l. CO. Was Dissolved by mutual eon:ent ~, * III
Of August last AN those indebted fe The Srm ~.
aTfehuy Requested to settle Without AeiAy; at the
- j. b. KING.
NeTICE-The subscriber. ] Heiher..- ..,,, -
partner of the late firm takes pieasare Sn insnr1.
VIII TIE sbu 5ns Sss ssPs.a that
the former name and title. and viii snassy uno .
merit the continued feyors their former patronS
Gsissnsss military e and sGs SsSs r eS
swan 5fS;r. +:
Is sss iie' SSis and
ns sn relief For Group Bronchitis, &c, theg
ee .. a00RFs rs HsP ssSs sfSsEs'
Hoo, STRANGER, Where are you going: yon
Il sss's ss .sr OH
. a nssF a n sss sqs Lis
innss my ~ cay new suit so do not detain me
III q so s:si No. Of siS Ss' q. s' s ss:
men; bnt mY cry 10 Ck0THiNa' CiSr 81 sSne
eiss ciothnss a. me .esy 'owsst price a.
ner Sft s'Te=t 5nt Pc. s~l, c "''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11

ReRBING \ Room MATE,-On Sunday morn
ms L. Moria-ty- soldier, who sropnec! j.,
mrs. Suihyan's house. discovered Ihat he had
been ropteG OF sic. and called en- officers ST
monds and Waihnssford- who srres-e6 ms
hed-fellcw. ChaS- Spencer. sni -scoyersc, ths
money, which had been placed under the bed
ding- spencer wsS taken before Justice Fur
gu " No committed him 10 lsiI TO- +, furrhs-
hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11
DENTISTRY.
nH, SIGESNOND
ATHiS OLD STAND.

NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
AR7IFIC1AL RE92ELAsTIc BoNE
WITHOUT METAL Pr tTE OR CLASPS.
DR. s. B. sIGESMOND.
40 B5cndray, N.rc Yoyk~260 p. Pennsylvania 4r-
eR.e. te:tretH ll;k and l2k SIS, WashiRrtoH,
Calls the attention of the pnblic to the following
edvAnta ses of his inn proved sy stem:
l. The Teeth of his manufacture viii A,(~3Q
never reode nor char ge color y any
acids being three fourths lighter than any other
2. No teeth roots need be eXtrated, as ? ~
artificial ones be inserted over them. Ae
g. The roots will be made inoflensive, an"
TO sche. "e'eF
T. No temporary teeth are needed, as
ones can be mi de imme distely tkeref .iMSueht
the natural preston of the face, 'ihs
old 81 stem is frequently disfgure| H"" o"aef the
s. This work has been fully :-...a ava.
years BY many of the FIRST chez snS btsi nse
of this country.
Dr:s has also insent'' a white undestrus.ive
can be fliep without p ene most senH'He teeth
soHnT any side roots, which viii last
nd The oss' pro- Pt erenees siven.Dr " Mott Dr.
:"ase ed - ., of the Supreme Court Of Washing
top, anu <ousands of other.
Cah ~ d examine for yourself. no p-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11

SELLING CHILDEES IN CHINA The Esper-
ance: OF Nancy. publishes the following par
ncnIars respe citing the proceedings OF the So
clety OF the Sainte Enhance, In China. extracted
frC'n letter written by 4 lady, 4 matt We of Nam
CIV. At present =, siding at Hong Kong:
"AIl that you have heard about Chinese chill
asen Is but TOO true. They are not, indeed,
given 10 the pigs here, but that is the case fur
Their IN the int rior. AT Hong Kong, mothers
come 70 the asylum OF the Sainte Enfincc and
oner their children for sale, As myself saw but
a day or two ago. have Just visited this asy-
ium, kept by the nuns of st Paul, whose pri1ct-
PAL establishment is at Chatres. While / was
mere ise bt III rang, nun went TO open the door
and returned in III instant after with a female
ln1antonty n 1sT day old. The price paid was
"te sspeks; but a. mother, n hideous creature,
wanted more OF else 20 have the cniId's clothes
ntufneG, which '%ere accordingly siyen to her
lie u uns told ne that there Were women who
csrritdEon quite trade IN these Door babies
one had brought no less than forty to TIE asy-
h'il- and she confess ed that before she had The
opportunity OF selling them she had thrown
abcNr SIX hundred into the sea. Unjust tell won
iIit siO6d ged-moiher to the poor thjay ;.,lr
chased N nay presence. The great -caUk-~ If
iLt ~ hOrrors Il that the Chinese can r.apniiaf.
thflr wives and marry again every yc:,r 1'Ta
1Norced WIVES, according 10 the Chinese laws.
nave 'be right OF life and death over their chr
orrh, and u unable or unwilling 10 ro,r them
IN ey get nj Of thrm in ANY way they choose"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11

A RMY Suppl LIES.
OFFICE OF THE GRIEF QuARrERxAsrzR,
-. lir,nV of the Potomac, )
=. WASHlNGroS, September p, 1867
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
OF the army OF the Potomac the following articles:
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay securely
naled the weight ofeseh bale to be marked
2!poo, coo bushels Of Oats. of the best quality in
strong sacks, well sewed
1910 cords Oak and Hickory Wood we'll seasoned
and of the best quality
AAch nid must be accom- panied by the endorse
nent OF two responsible persons that the contracts
Sds will be opened from time TO time the ar
Tor the quantities needed to the lowest Responsible
oldder up to the time of opening.
any bid - ' S~A' Va
Proposals should be endorsed "Prop ossls for Hay
or Oats or Wood, as the case may be, and enclosed
in separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
-as a7 Lieut.. Col. and A. D. c.
se ZSu ST. Chief Quar- sermaater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11

d AZ me presentation OF 4 pistol to a brave
connecticut corporal, the orator apostrophized
a. follows: " -
'Corporar My heart is fun. These times try
the sonis OF us all, as well as our pockets. NV
WORDS must be few and to tho pIirpose Tax
ms weapon and goin. Give them Jessie--and
Johh Ibaries afso, Say you viii Resoiye
mat Al Is a bag hing, and that You can see IL
Snlite them hip and thigh, and pay no regard To
eanpRene or briekbats. But beware of Old
Brurton Do yonr duty, John. Keen ont of
drafts Don't go off half-cocked and keep your
pistol pointed from you.-
ne corporal, on receiving the weapon, was
TOO mpeh Affected to make a formal speech
but promised that the pistol should speax for
him @i> -'A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11
" 49,. - TEETH.
I'VE LOOMS, d; D: the Inventor

lyHs LOOMS, NJ D., the Inventor and Patentse
Of 1.-THE MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
personAlly at his once in this city. ManySS&
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others who
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may DESIRE
but to those who particular and wish the purest
eleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win be
more fully warranted. ... 80
Rooms in this city-No.33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10Th streets. Also, GOT Arch g.,
Philadelphia. mar 4-ly
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GAS FITTING. Ac.

WA. T. DOVE d. 10.
ARE Now prepared to execute any orders with
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING BUSl-
NESS. .
y Store on Ninth street, few doors north ef
Pennsylvania avenue where may be found eoia,
.plete assortment OfCHANDELIERSa and other GAS
STEAM and WATER FIXTURES. jan N-ly
w ..-. GAS FfXTURES.
w Haye in Store, and are daily recei wing, Gao
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally TO cslI and examine
our stock of GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock IN
Washington.
" All Work in the above line intrusted to our
care viii be promptly attended TO-.
mar 5-tf MYERS 4 McGHAN. SIG ID street.
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STEALING COAT. On Saturday last z
young man named VIM. Keegan went into n
restaurant on Capitol Hill, and while par,aking
OF some refreshments n soldier named BENJAMIN
Richards OF the 5th Maine. took mp his coa.
valued Al SIS, and made of with it. Yesterday
morning Officer SnnoDds and one OF the Ne
ropolltan detectives arrested Richards and
took him before Justice Ferguson. Richards
stated thai he had sold the Goa; for - TO John
SheckelIs. who drives hack for Patrick Car
ohry, ana they also Were arrested. Richards
was committed To Jail. and Sheckells and Ca
bury held 10 bail 10 answer the charge OF re-
ceiying stolen goods, knowing them 70 ee stolen.
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CARD.
TAX HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.-MR BRrcp
t,ormetiy at the Odeon HALL has now onan. SE
SP fels ne has fne selection Of MEMS and RoTs,
SSCaaiN6, At very low prices He is desi,n"fo
can bay goods At lover prices than At ary hey
oes ~ 'he e1ty. sRCCEA CO. Clothier, 'er
wv NO. 46A Seventh ct, eetw. Psntr
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EDUCATION Al.

EAIRyIEW BOAR 80, .ounoI
. FOE YOUNG ~ ~ - P M Eoys
fosrd ana luton. a nar farm ~ Ten months.
UrSRY J,SxKY References.
DR. TuYsoS Sas Pa. avenae.
,JOHS HAWK Tugeis:, Ninth aud sts.
JosguA n, 6UaSr, ~, near street south.
siexsndri- .xhsLD, Quarter master De tEient,
~ air A. Va. GEO a NEWBDLD,
so 80 - PRINCIPAL