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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-20

Infantry Tactics, Part I.-ContImng Tho
School OF the Soldier, MonHol Of ATms for bokk
Mnskef and Rvfes School Of the Company, Essfsse-
q lion for Skiymishers Boyoaet Drill and the Smol
e Sword Exercise. l6o pages and 90 Engravings: I
o Price Is cents.
so 7zs some in the German Language Price - cents.
= Infantry Tactics, Part u.--Ccntaining IN /
e sfrcfioa in the School Of the B0ttaiio. l60 pages
q and As Engravings. Price Is cents.
- The same IN the Gsrman Language. Price IS cents
% Infantry Tactics, Party I. and u.-Bound )
" IN one volume. $40 pages, lzmos lS5 Engrsvngs.
= Price 80 cen4s. !
= SAe sons IN tie 6esmm Loasxdge. Pfiss - ssAts.
= Artillery DrilL-Containing the Mamanl Of IL {
- Piece and Light Battery Maa0Grres. 16o pages
q and u hngrayings. Price Is cents
% Cavalry Drin.-Containing the Sehesls Sf tke ;
q Trooper, Platoon and Sqsodyon l6o paees and !
s3 Engravings. Price Is cents
= The same in the German Language. PfSs2s ssztA
Army Manual. Containing Fnsfrsefiss tss
e Qfeers in the preparation Of RoLLs, REzrHH ssf
j RkroeTs, cnd papers perfoini.g to u Asbsissses
and QuortsTMdsfer's Dep1Tfnseafs. - pegess l2no.
"a Bound in Morocco. Price %. q
This contains forms In constnn sA - f
e oduesd in the published Army Rssulaons hesatns ~
tons how and when the several duties - b ye Ssna
helf the Soldier Of IL eos&sssdfsn soA Dsr
hhy his bound IN fexble morocco, NJ 10 essd wi
ont nconyenence shout The person bYn
On receipts ofths price frvo DonsrO y ~ Bubishss.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-20

DORT ROYAL HOUSE HILTON HEAD,
IL S. C.-The subscribers wish TO inform their
friends and the Public I'll at their House is now
open for visitors, the travelling public, and per-
manent boarders, on reas nable terms No pains
viii be spared for the comfort Of guests
FRANZ & gibson,
: - 9t Proprietors.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-20

q STORE, UNDER THE POST OFFICE fine
lot of Letter and Note paper-ruled and plain
extra super and common qualities. Envelopes,
Buff, White, Tinted, Opaque, Patriotic, &c -all
sizes and qualities. Steel and Sold Pens. Ink
black, blue and red. Inkstands, paper folders,
erasers, port foios, pen knives, prize stationery,
&c. &c. IALS0, Patterns Manual for Officers,
Infantry Tactics, Duane's Engineers Manual and
various other books of interest and value to the
soldier. ALSO, large variety Of Novels, Song
books, pictorial papers, and by each mail the latest
issues Of the New FORK daily papers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25

Has ttsssssss& ~ 10. C<sfefSs nyfse{ ~
= ~ II Efssf~s, R<ssSs Z. fss BsrIl,
, FoR Ar DISEASES or IhPKspENoE,
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are speedily ssssd and fail vess rssessd. YAsssssds u s
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ENDORSEMENT OF iHE PRESS.
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stdss his Standing Of aad rssHsu
stiitS sxnsisnt grsJsatss 10 he a9issd It4y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25

- O sd 1yte MONDAY, fsbrsery s. ls2
fassxssER yaAFrs SETuEnN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORR
49, /" -. WIN run o. follows.
Sir De,ly TysSss 9lvrses az sd Dsye-f ~
80 Wsstfsstcs Dasir derSsg fks ssssk
ipf 81 - sd ne o. Sssdapt.
For Phfls1elrhi. and New YorR-Le.se W.sA
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For AhnssSIis 8 1so Z. and tarH.
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A. n; arrive ~ Bsihmors If.<O Y. NJ Philhde Ia
Psil.5.SsIs ff SIl is.. :: washington .,so,
n.resohins Baltimore az 50 N, and Philade FaA
Afternoon Aoocumodsnon--lesve wsshinF,s.
lsIiOns 81 B.ltlmcTs This is tie Afternoon con.
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Leave NV tcrt hf a. -; Philsdelpbts q 3
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Lave Nov Yerk stsr. NJ; PAIIsselrkIa tea !,
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49, III and tgfE Tor Nssslnfsss. srTiu
IN arFu1 AZ md a rvfs frrra Il
more. No Annapolis o. fTederick oonleIicI. q
Passenger Trans lestius Wsshitrtca p5.s' >,
n. Add % r. n, Ard Baltimore sfTssSA so o
p make dIrcct ccBaeotious fsr GBpspois attic
junction. The11o N, and 3 o. , n .oonnect a.
kolay for fredefics, Beserst0vn, &e.s hc.. ey-,F
Trains leave Annapolis for Bsltnorss-S E,ss
inkton ~ - ~, ard StoI.s.
Passenger Trelns tesving WsshisrtDp 81 &C..
M III A. n, epd y. NJ. and Baltimore e aSe
f.S5 A. NJ, VIII sfcs osis &C Arsapo5as ysDctso-
-WsJ faesenfers must take the Aseo1~ls1of'-
zSdsas ealp. ~.
Trains viii leave Washington and 'Bs .h,ro.,
WorsetsS syes eerf ttsss. eXoepttug thst the |.
k,TS A ", and % u Tains will wait ~ M rut-s
y necessary, 20 secure the passengers and siG, .
For sick and Wounded sOlaiers-A specs a..
with q stelasn;, vita beds, will leave MssiInr
Ton zoe teet for Philadelphia dlregt ~ n ;
ioI the Accommodation Of SICK sad NguHg e
Nt Master OF Traasrortstoh, Bst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25
1901 TIE u-ss
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
If 49,

Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
IF 49,
with liza connecnonsD
Is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT.
STONE BALLAsTED AM
FREE FROM DUST
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
SHRs. DAILf TRAINS TROx
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two oftheb making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRRBuEs
with trains or the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
% al points in the
wrsr, NoxrH-wrsT AMP sOuTH-wEr-.
DFor .Throurh Toksts. .pply % the Ofsos O.
psny, Calvert station, RsiumOss.
SpteEdi9 Sleeping Cars or al Niskt Tra,nI
SsOsIEg Saloon CG,s or GH TTG'zS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers VIII rake the a. IN. snd D. N. tfs pa
arriving IN Baltimore et7.S 9. m. and s o NJ
Where close connections are male with tsalus Cu
the Northern Central X. r.. and arrive in HsrrIs-
oe,E ~ ,. m. and Las g. IA there eongecEilg
VIII t6e trains on the Pennsylvou1a Genus
kall-oe1 foT al patti ofthe west
FRRI6HTS.
- By tbs route, helrhts Of sA deseTipnCps "a Q
fofvarded 20 and from any point on the Raj uass
qf Ohio, 4 sntucky, Indiana, Illinois, WlsoOuslE
loya, or Missouri. bl Rctlsoad 3sss.t
The Pennsy IxaLis Cent-al n silroed alRo o. nreoz
q Pitt.bnII With stssmers b. yhloh Gooes ess
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cambeg and, Illinois, Miss-
Ieetyll, w isoonsln, Missouri. Ksnsss, hrfaIsss,
and Red lyers; and et Cleyelsnd, S1ncuEky AZ
Cnioego With steamers 70 81 Northvestern lakes
ntleh Of tbeir FrsiEh 70 tbs ComysnJ, can reg
vish sonfdsnSs on is ,Eeedy t,aH,lt
Point N the West, BY the Pennsylvania Crnt1
k&liroed. srs ~ cd ftSlss o. gepcrsbL az Gff
skasGsd b. oSAsr Essssoai CoNpasfss.
oLB BE SsTHGggAst to marx pscfates WA FfES
ElsRkW / Koogs, Freight Agents,
No, 60 North street, Batimore.
EN0CH LEWIS. 6ea1 eupeEint't, Altoona, Ia
I. I. HQUPT, Gem Tlctet AZ Z. Philadelphia.
n, HOUSTON, 6eaH FREIGHT Agent, PfIA-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25
HELMgoLD'S EXTRACT b UcHU,

For weaknesses
AnsIng from Exsessee, Habits of Dissipation
Early Indiscrefion or Abuse,
ATTENDED wifA TIA Soltorias Symphonic
Indisposit,on to Exertion, Lossot Power,
nss OF Memory, Dfficuity of Rreathlng,
Weak Nerves, ".. .>1. Tfi p Trembling,
Horror OF Diss3se, 90 WAkef q ness.
pfpiness Of viuan, 1r-a & Pain IN the Back.
Uulyersal Lassitude Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, t-.f Flushing OF the Rody,
Dryness of the Skin, EruDtions GU me Face,
PALLID COUNTENANCE, -.s
These symptoms, n allowed 10 20 on. which this
medicine invarlably removes, soon follows
lMPOTENCY, FATUITY. EPlLEPTIC FITS,
-. In one OF which the patient may expire.
Who osn say that they are not frequently fol
lowed by those tDIREFUL Disc tsES,r ~ ~.
INSANITY AND CONSUMPION.n
Many are aware Of the cause of their sufenns,
~. BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASY-
a5.-". -. LUMS,
t' ASd fhs MsIoseholy Deaths By CoasnnlptiOH,
BsAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE rRUIH OF THIS
" ..' ASSERTION 10 '|
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the sld of medic cine f-a
to strengthen ard #.
-. Il - Invigora.e the system.
Whies HELaIB0LD'S EXTRACT UCHy in
e.. .s.. caridbEy does.
a TRIAL WILL CONVINCE The MOST sKEPTIcAL-
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The GREAT AAMKRrCAN REMEDIES, -
GgHUiHx PREPARATIONS, viz:
ExrBAcr"BUcHU."
Is s rs &c -, -. .. issAi szRsAPARIILA
= 80. e - IMPROVED ROSE VASE

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
g HIGHLY C0NCENTRATED, sl,,.seI '-'-
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
A Positive snd Specific Remedy .- .s
For Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL. and DkOPSICAL SwEBLlNGs.
This Medicine increases ths power of Dises-
thy action, by which the wkTERY OR CAL
CAREOUs depositions, and oil UNNATURAL
ENLARGEMENTS are reduced. ~ we'll 90
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. end n good for
4. : MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN. CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25
DISB5sES OF IMpRUDENCE
KEAKNESS md IdP0TK MY

En1 6Ahf rkttsAFts esfsa a. tkh tnsttuusz vtthia
ne Last ss.sntsss yssrs sAd As nDsnspt ssTf
sa eYsnnsas PsrsTutd By Dr. Jssnsssa, sasd 1s
vhsh have aByssrsa again asd again sssss pssns
sdss hs Standing GsAnsDand shanstsr sad rssysss
billy, Eneisnt he a0isud lkIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-25

FEMALES- FEMALES-FE FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many Affections psex!iay TO FsnsGles,
the Extract Buchu 10 nsauslled by any other
Psinfdness or Suppression Of Customsry Evscu-
atoms, Ulosrstsd or Scirrhous state Of the Uterus,
complaints incident TO the sex. vfethe- arising
from lndisoretioI, Habits Of DissI patOp or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE. rr &
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT TT /,
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ifsss q. 5sssrs. can nd go
IN the pErief and yssilsrs % he eifT, si he sss
rchtteo hls OF y snc WILLINGLY EsfAulf1Nrss
pIete afrsnssnsnts 20 furnish oYETERs in Any
style And N ~ quantity. <oO 70 40 fsons shyekel
per oay, Seos 70 feoo oans Of Speed and Fresh
phi NJ daiy-cSne n znekia6j u se&led. Faruisne<
In tae sheI bJ the bz4hel o. blyTe,. =
Rsr,SIs .sshss e ss sIn,ssed res.
without fear q hiixFe. khcyH cal and 9sfe ar
nns sspena g onee. Freiehst pme, and money
ef ~ % The eeieprssse Balone1s ssta B. isAmsuts,
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b4Cl lcoLLRcToRs OFFICE HAIL. Rrsaulnr IS lso,
fUMMKNciNG On THURSDAY, the s2d day Msy next
foowtng M Of Property win sold auction Oily
HALL tAldssmsn Chamb City Of Wellington to ay ths
srposn OF said
taxes be previously paid to the Collector with uoh and
have accrued the time Of Sale at 10
eok NJ and 70 be continued from day to day I'll completed
Terms casa
denomination o We lars WILLIAM DIXON CoLlaeos
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TIE s.AssRs AAssx Z .s sH s:,.ssi
get scfpe 81 hn Srsst Bs{tslns IN CsthinSa 80
sshiSs t>s<s. hsss and oses flH sNF~'
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TO sVULKKs,

ssS.s siss ~ Es. FL ,s 81 s
s:ss: s. Ne sss. - - :: iis FAT ~.
kess sysYs on hand. at reasonable Prices.
Hotels and families supplied wtk Oyzters, do
In ec1son, If the nsoney lie sent With the order
Ny cesnbiifhncctfs open from 0 Q. N. % - %
nirhS every esy. szeest Sunday. vhsn l close %
Art TN. HARVEY.
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ssd aesrsd by fAs Seals Of fhs Eeoss dc PAaf-
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an 11n snf b. vs,ss Sis Reu! &C.
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81 si ssss q
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WE osEER 70 MILiTARY MEN Z I.Ese
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which We invite ell essh purchasers 10 exanins
= - . - WALLs STEPHENS a Co,
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A IL THE BEST COOKING sToyEe, Ia
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CENTRAL RAILWAY.
rae SAsrtsst, Q~ssis't sod Best Rc~is JTo-- Bs'''
WEST, NORTH AND NORTHWEST
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

The ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The August
issue Of this sterling magazine leads off
with valuable paper on the New Gymnas-
tics by DR.. Dio Lewis, once known, when
residing in Buffalo, New York, as Diocle-
tian Lewis. Ticknor & Fields have wolk k
Of his on Gymnastics in press. Mr.. Boyd,
the famous Scotch divine, contributes an
essay concerning disagreeable people. Some
one devotes ten pages to the late Henry
ID. Thorcau, whose volumes on Life in the
Woods" and "A week on the Concord and
Merrimac, rare brim full Of foriginal thoughts.
The world lost thinker in the Concord
bachelor. We miss P'oc Agassiz and Hozea
Bigelow in this number Of the Atlantic, but
it is rich nevertheless
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

NOBLE WORDS. Gen. Shields, was the
recipient, on Thursday night, July 18th, Of
complimentary banquet at the Continen-
tai Hotel, Philadelphia, rendered by many
Of his friends. In the course of the even.
ing the General responded to the calls of
meeting and made brief speech, which
We wonld like to publish in full We give
however, the following brief sentence which
deserves to be printed in letters of gold:
"For one, never underrated this crisis.
knew the metal Of the enemy. Knew
the desperation of that enemy. know it
now. Let me say here tonight that it will
take all the efforts that parties in the North
can put forth to crush out this rebellion
This is no time for quarreling about that
General or this that party or this party.
Let as sink all these, let us forget individu-
al injustice, let III fight for the country ;
lent us stand to the country and when the
war is over we can then settle these other
matters"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

School LIBRARIEs.-The benefits of
well selected school library in every school
room in the State shrpass computation
The good books in them would be useful
for reference not only during the sessions
of school, but would keep many from idle
ness and vice, from sorrow and despair.
when no other but these silent and impress
>ive monitors and teachers were present.
They would admonish and teach our youth
and bless our homes the whole year. They
would Danish from among us the hurtful
literature so cheaplv and abundantly fur
nished, with tempting pictures, at every coz:
ner. If our youth are taught to read they
will read something. If parents do not see
that reading, in cheap forms, is thrown in
their way, bad men will. These good books
would form a correct tast for reading which
could not afterwards well be perverted,
leading to habits Of inquiry which must
result in better citizenship, greater wealth,
and happier state of society.-Jona. Ten
ney.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

@ Away down East wealthy old
gentleman who was especially fond Of u
glass of good brandy, has established q
bank, and liking his own face better than
anyone elsc's, had the frankness to confess
it by placing it on both ends of his bank.
bills. One evening bill Of this descrip.
ton was offered ut the village hotel. and
was thought to be counterfeit. "Put .
glass of brandy to the picter," proposed 6
wag, land if his mouth opens you may be
sure it is one of old Vinter's."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

GLAD OF THE CuANoE.-The editor of the
Saratoga Republican tells the following at
his own expense: Yesterday, wishing,
like others, to evince our patriotism, We
informed the six compositors in our Office
that if they would enlist we would pay
them half wages while they were gone TO
the war. They replied-"That is more
than we ever had before" and the whole
crowd have enlisted. "That's what's the
matter" -
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The TINES is a welcome weekly visitor
CAMP KlRkwooD, Aug, 8. 1862,


EDS. TINES Since wrote you last, the
number of men at this camp has increased
to three times what it then was. There
are now ten companies, comprising the 18th
aegiment, here encamped, and besides these
Capt. Johnson's company, soon to be re.
moved to Dubuque, Capt. Williams CON-
ny, and part of company from Iowa City,
in all some twelve hundred men.
Yesterday was day of general rejoicing
among our men on some accounts. The
ladies' of Clinton presented splendid flag
to the regiment, and spread six long tables,
loading theM with such an abundance Of
the good things Of this world, that twelve
hundred hungry men failed to force all the
eatables to "retirc." After valiant charge
there was enough left on the tables to have
fed many more. The smiling faces and
kind words of the ladies of Clinton will
long be remembered, and our sojourn here
looked back to as a green spot in the hard
life Of the soldier.
The Rev. Mr.. Wentworth presented the
flag in behalf Of the ladies', and made a
brief but eloquent address. Col. John Ed.
wards replied in behalf Of the regiment in
his usual straight forward manner, appeal
ing to the men of the 18th to sustain his
pledge that it should never be dishonored.
Gov. Kirkvood followed in q speech
which abounded in plain truths, which
were received with great applause by the
regiment and spectators. He said that he
had. been asked in Washington if he
could ''raise the quota Of troops assigned
to Iowa." lie said, 'myi reply was, that
depends upon yourselves. Iowa has sent
out some thousands Of her boys, and nc ne
in all the land have been braver or bett II
soldiers. Wilson's Greek, Donnelson and
Pittsburg, attest their valor. In many in
stances they have suffered and died yea,
been murdered for want of proper care and
direction from those whom you have placed
over them. They have been made to toll
constructing crossways through southern
swamps, digging entrenchments in hot and
unhealthy climates, just becauce you re-
fused to let black men who stood ready te
do this drudgery for them; when they .
the same time were called upon to seal
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M~D 4 Scotch lectnrer unf1ertOok tO q

~ A Scotch lecturer undertook to ex-
plain to a village audience. the word phenon.-
cnon. "Maybe, ma frecns, ye dinna keff
what phenomenon may be. Weel, th.n,
all tell'ee. Ye've seen a COO, (cow,) nae
doot. Weel, coos nae phenon enon.-->
Ye've a seen an apple-tree. Weel, an ap~
pie trees nae phenomenon. But gin ye
see the COO gang up the apple-tree, tail
foremost, to pu' apples, that would be ,
phenomenon"