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PULMONIC SIRUP
- TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.


This Strip viii search thI ouEh ever blood yes
image sspars.ins tue bile from The blood, msKiny
ssd TSSc sad
FILLS, the system resumes its healthy condition.
tns pur ulent matter, absccsges and ali alterations
In almost every square Of PhilsSs lphls there are
rs sewers stages By the U use CT Dr. soR.no
icne,. Many person, have been estored to heal b
beds, Tsduosd 10 mere sleto' s. sDd troubsa with
coughs, niEh, swests heotic ever ana ali the other
but By an eIsmInation with tho ksspIrometsI enc
lung no, been fouod to be in tolefebly he;lthy
have been seved BY timely resort TO these Tene-
d,es Il T. true that in al cases where cures are
'' Oa' VICTIMS IF CONSUMPTION
Sssn Ssfed they had come oSeacs IN an nns
and placed themselves under his directions. 1t 70
thss Dr. schepcf ol:ims for his edio,no is their
70 ripen tbs sbacessos and facilitate the discharge
ofthe morbid matter, 20 relax the mucous mem
which obstruots them and produces serious dis
Nc EIssfprsf:ns Strip viii
long life sometimes severn months, BY keeping the
mpsde. fe Shsn Ike aH9s mayer .ss to0
TAR gone to cure. There is 70 medioins that can
ana Or: sohenck would rather e'sry one would
know their true cOnditlsn before taxing his medi-
cine. He treats no disease but those of the Lungs
Liver end stomach. and makes no CHARGES for ad
Woe. or examining luags IN the ordinary way, or
es physicians generally do; but for q thorough ex
an nat or with the RosDIrOmeter he charges three
dollars, and wishes every one. 5loh or poor, that
has Cough, Pain In the Side, or Shoulder b. ade,
troubled with COstIveness or Disrrkea, Sallow
Complexion. Loss of ppetlte. Low SPIuts. Rest
lessness ft Night. or any other dIseas esdIng to
Consumption. 10 call on him and get his advice.
DR.. H. SCHENCk will be at his agents g. B.
Waite's,) cornoI LOUISIANA avenue and 9TH sts.,
March 18th, 10 zee patients complaining with
COUGHS Colds, Liver Complaint, dyspepsia or any
disease leading TO ConsumpiIon He gives aivlc :
vithou. charge, unless they want q thoroush ex-
smnstion with his kesplro meteor, then his fee is
three dollsrS.
Proc Of tine Pulmonc Strip, 81 per bottle or SIS
n 1at Of tnn Weed Toro q, mar ho,,. ~
per half dozen.
Priee Of the Mandrake Pills, IS cents per box.
Re 2S WASims
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Coal OIL, Coal Oh, Coal on II am now
furnishing the trade with The best quality Zero
sine OIL for 80 cents
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FATAL ACCIDENT This morning, Mr.. Joseph
Lynch, carpenter, who had been at work all
night at the navv-yard was going TO his home,
the brick bridge over the canal he was seized
with a spasm, to which he was subject, and fell
over the bank, and died by strangling, about 8
o'clock. He was a very temperate man, and In
respectfully connected, having brothers residing
in Baltimore. IL was usual for him 10 call some
one TO him when he felt the indications Of the
spasmodic attacks, ard this morning called TO q
little boy who was near him, but who could not
reach him in time. His friends deemed an In
quest unnecessary.
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FIFTH WARD POLICE CASES jas. A. French
for riOting; held for a further hearing. George
Jones' assault and battery on Alfred Reeves; do.
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DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS

DR.; ROBERT HUNTER. Of New Yort, ed !.
tor Of the "N. ". Journal of Diseases Of the
Chest" 40, has arrived IN Wsthi9ston for the
purpose OF treating BronohIal snd pulmonary Dis
ease: 20 which snos of his profession his practice
. Dr. Eunter's 81 is definitely limited IT, three
weeks, ana Is only made 20 afford those ffi loted
With che diseases NH: aoed IN his speciality tea
tarlh, Bronchitis Asthn. and Consumptonl an
opport unity submit tnsir to him In person.
DR. a ID the founder of the fRhalatios system IF
prstfic, BY which medlei.e s Tor the cure 81 dIs-
eases of the throat and lungs are applied directly
TO the affected parts IN tie form OF yapor. By this
treatment Asthma and Bronchitis ars Ispidly
earsd; and even Consumptloa. wh,ch has so long
bsfted the ski Of the most learned ply sIclens aad
proved utterl. lncurabe under God Liver OH,
Concentration and he various slough Sirups,"
:. Ia sans" Ard other qusokIsh cstrnms n ken BY
the stomaah yields readily to the heal ns Iniuen
OF warm m edicaied vapors. daily applied n q Q AT
fec,ed parts. In the oity Of New, 2 rk the S1a'hs
nom contumfhoA have diminished more thAp q
tnousard . year since he introduction Of THIS
sraot CO. No other form of edioauou gives the pa
tent The ss hteRt chance of cure Tine seat OF tn
disease o.n onls be reached By lnhslatlop, ard
without IL IL reached not one atient out OF iheu
sand will be raved. This truth ought to be VII ten
In letters If sold
Dr. Hunt.i's rooms are at No. 20s Penn. ave-
nae. I'd door bsow 18th street, south side. Hours
4 @ N 10 q m to p m. NH il
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GEoRsETOwN POLIcE CAsEs.-Befo1s Justice
ksau1.-William Ps1l, Harry Lipsicomb, and
s.a,.. Edward Mccain, disOrdsrly conduct !;
q ed a a.
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= " O'LAUGHLEN,
Corner New Jersey avenue ard Z street,
NIB - 80 WashinOton
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TEE RAILWAY BRIeApE.-Gen. ID. II. Miles
has been assigned to the command of this force,
detailed to guard the Baltimore ana Ohio Rail,
road, in place of Gen. Robinson assigned to
other duty. The various corps along the line
are now changing positions, In other words re-
lievIng each other.
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ARRIVED 1t Csrter's wharf foot OF Thirteenth
snd-s-hslf streetD scLooners J. CTittenden-
Mills, Havrr-de Grace, with coal for Magruder
a. Some; Na2shead, Kirby, Philadelphis. coal
fer Fenwick & St-wsrt; J. BarrelI, loves
same port, coat FOR n RPchs'; K II Kemp, Ro-
tan, same pert, coal for George r. Langley; E.
belden, Street, sane port, with 2G0 tons Of coal
Tor G NJ Keys; May =. Capt -, same port,
coal Tor Geo L sher f. : KIng, Fountain,
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THR INDIAN HERE DocToR,
From Canada, viii describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or H.
ness, without receiving any informa-

TIKI INDIAN HERE DocToR,
From Canada, viii describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or H.
ness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them.
No charge for Consultations or Advice.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms Al have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness flls,
Provides the means to cure all lila;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
W ell used, relieve our pain completes.
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guile from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health 20 the.
Room No. IL, Washington Building, Penn. av-
enue, corner Of 9TH street.
Canadian references Of the Indian Herb Doctor:
Cir E. Heads, Governor OF Canada.
Hon. by, Stearns, Mayor OF Montreal, Q. <.
Hon. Geo. Hall, Mayor Of Quebec, @. K.
Hon. John Hutchinson, Mayor Of Toronto, @. w.
Hon. J. B. Robinson.
Hon. Jas Cummings, Mayor Of Hamilton, C w.
Hon. w. Matthews, Of Brantford, c w.
Hon. w. Barker, Mayor Of London, c. w.
w. Savage, late Col. of Artillery.
n. p. Dwight, Supt. Of Montreal Telegraph.
J. Taylor, Justice Of the Peace, Toronto, C. w.
r. II Crook, Alderman, Toronto, G w.
J. Urquhart, Surgeon, Toronto, c. w.
fe l7-u
CoRNs, Bunions, CAlosities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases OF the feet cured
without pain, by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropo.
dat, i26 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four.
and -a-haJf and Sixth streets. Room I'D foor.
Once hours from a. m. TO p. m. Calls made at
private resldencez when desired. feb IL
WIVES, MOTHERS, AND SISTERS, whose hus-
bands, sons and brothers are serving In the army,
cannot put In their kna psack more necessary or
valuable gin than few boxes Of aolloway's
Pills and Ointment. They insure health, even
under the exposures Of soldiers life. Only IS
nonts a hor nj not aiQ
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DEATHS OF SOIDIERs.-The following deaths
Of soldiers have occurred since our last report:
Alexander Clelsnd, 77th New York volunteers,
at Camp Warren.
NJ. Dswolf, company d, s3i Pennsylvania VOL
unteers, at Union Hotel.
Thomas George, company z, 6Is; Pennsylvania
volunteers, at Seminary Hospital.
Thomas Briceland, company F, regi
ment, az Graham's Brigade Hospital.
r. Denegan, 5:h cavalry at camp.
James Rooney, company r, LIST regiment United
States Chasseurs, at raham's Brigade Hospital
Charles Fought, company /, ith United States
cavalry, al Eruptive hospital.
Benz. PoseY, servant TO Gen. Franklin, al
camp.
Private Bent, company E, 7th Massachusetts,
volunteers, at camp.
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PoLIcE-The Fourth Ward patrolman report
ed: David Freeland, selling liquor without IT,
cpnse; fined s20.5s, by Justice Clayton. John
Flahertv, driving cart on the pavement; cost %
cents. James Csvansgh, Patrick walsh, John
Seekston, John Murphy, Daniel Cummings, do;
o. cents each, by Justice Walter.
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DE-. WHITE. the Chiropodist, is a wonderful
operator. His method Of treating corns, bunions
bad nails, etc, Is perfection itself Suffer no
lonper from those terrible evils but submit their
treatment 10 the science and skill Of DIR. White.
GEN. FL MISG's wonderful destructive shell
exhibition south Of the Presidents Mansion on
Thursday evening at ) o'clock precisely. One OF
the most remarkable discoveries 81 the age, show
ing at glance It's destructive efficiency when
us"d in sea or land warfare. The President,
heads Of Departments, Senator's, members Of Con-
gress foreign ministers, and secretaries of lega-
ton expected there, with the reporters Of the
Senate and House. and those Of the city press also,
with q little million OF good Union ladies. All
are cordially invited TO assist in clarifying for
our late brilliant achievements. IN
Da. VoS MoscHzIsxER. OcuLIsr AND AuRIsT.
Or. Won Moschzisker gives bis entire attention to
the medical and surgical treatment of the eve and
ear. Deafness Of the longest standing removed
both by medical and surgical operations on the
latest scientific principles, which have proved
that the distressing malady Of deafness, and all
the diseases 10 which the ear Is subjected, are
durable as those which attack any other part OF
the body. DR. NJ g operations may he witnessed
by the entire faculty.. and In fact DR. Nj. would
be pleased that medical men should witness his
method for the removal Of deafness, and all sur
gical operators 10 restore sight Once OF Penn
sylvania avenue, opposite Willarda NH l2-3t*
Mas. PRUDENCE MALLORY, II still IN the city,
can hear Of something to her advantage on appli-
cation at the City Post Office. NH l03t%
pRoP IN at the Peoples Dollar store," 1873
Pennsylvania avenue, near -Four and-a- half street
Examine the splendid assortment Of Jewelrv,
and stake your choice for one dollar"
mar S-iW&
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SECOND WARD SrArrox CAszs-Isfors yusfies
SArk.-h w. Whitmarsh, disorderly at the
lester aned 50 81 Charles DOnnellY, sighting;
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BAD BoYs-WIIliam O'Bryan and John Fitz-
gerald the former thirteen and the latter only ten
yean old, have been arrested on the charge Of
no"e stealing, and committed 10 jail.
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A CASE yoR THE BENEVOLENT The dead
bcdy Of a man was discovered In tie city canal
nesr New Jersey avenue bridge, Yesterday morn
ing, by boy who was passing along the towing
path. IL was taken from the water, and jqry Of
inquest was summoned by Justice Johnson
acting for the coroner. 4. was disclosed In the
evidence that the name of the deceased was
Thomas Seanlan; that since the death Of his wife
about two months since, he has been drinking 10
excess; and that he left home about a week ago,
since which time his whereabouts have not been
known. II is supposed that be fell into the canal
while intoxicated, and was drowned or suffocated
In the mud. He leaves family Of helples IS
children, the eldest six years, and the youngest
ak months old. The jury returned a verdict Of
accidental drowning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-12

ATTuRs IN ALzxANpRIA.-SareptaH Hall, which
was destroyed by ire last Sunday morning, Is to
be Immediately rebuilt, workmen having already
commenced the removal Of the bricks aud rub
bish.
A man named Leonard WIS robbed at the Rail-
road Hotel last Saturday night Of nearly $500 in
gold and silver coin. Two young men named
Murray and Lamon have been arrested, and over
$50 recovered.
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GENITAL GUARDHousE CAsKs-Bsfors Justice
CLARK Michael Callahan and Michael Cassidy,
soldiers, racing their horses; turned over to the
military Myer Stirne. peddlng without license;
fined 500 oil George Phsgger, drunk; dismissed.
John Shipper, drunk: turned over TO the military.
Ellen Lynch, drunk; dismissed. Geo. w. Gar
penter, do; turned over to the military. Timothy
Haggeriy, drunk; dismissed. VIM. Rothschild,
indecent exposure; fined IS O..
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsks-Bsfors Jss.
81 So VIM II Price, do 80 Paddy WEIGH,
deserter; turned over to the military. Gus Crae-
mer, drunk; dismisc ed. r. Cross, disorderly,
IS Of. VIM H Thomas, larceny; jail for hear
drunk; workhouse 90 DAYS. Daniel Long, drunk
and disor6erlv; 80 So Thos. Bell, do 81. Han
nah Brady, do dismissed Dennis Sullivan,
fighting; 80. Jas Wheeler. do 81. Sarah Ann
Rollins, dunk; w rkhouse 30 DAYS. John Healy,
drunk and dsorderly; dismissed.
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The l.isEL CASE Dr.. TKnblt.y csrsus Cas-.
f'ToETr Han An amiceb.e settlement Of his case
was 5f9-'ed yesterday. Mr.. George PerciyaI.
the proprietor of Canterbury Hall. having ct. t-o
that be had no intention TO irjnre the reputation
or defame the profession Of Or. Tumblety, in his
(AI- ~ printed programme # neTfOTmanc.s
and "sving promised that the Doctors name
should not be used with his consent In any future
programme at the Canterbury. DR. Tumblety
Drought no witnesses 70 establish the barge
made against Mr. Percival
Justice Johnson dismissed the case, stating
that u iae prosecutor choss TO proceed with the
case the matter could be brought before a higher
court.
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SEvKNTH WARD POLICE CAsEs-Bsfors Justice
Straffos.-Lizzie Gibson, for vagrancy, was sent
10 the workhouse for sixty days. John Stafford,
for Threatening his better half, was made TO give
bail 70 keep the peace. ODE Utah Lee, (colored)
for assault and battery with intent 10 kill, on
Mary r. Butler, was sent TO Jail. Michael Nash
and Ellen Nash, his wife, behaved like Nash
villains, and for dlsorderly conduct wee fned
81 "a each.
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FouRrH WARD CASES Monday, the following
Anguruth, driving on the pavement; dismissed
by Justice Barnaclo. Bauholmy Gal, charge of
obtaining supplies by false pretenses from p.
Baurman; jail for further hearing by Justice
Dom. William Callahan, drunk I'd disorderly;
workhouSe 80 days. I'd. Burns and Thomas
Young, disordeily; locked up IN the STATEN cells
Charles Borechsw, drunk and disOrdeTlY; fined
40
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PoLIcE.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
the following cases on Monday before Justice
ThompsoO-ThOs. Williams, fast driving; - So
Owen Farley, II. Sic DermOt, diSorderlY; 81 81.
Michael Shining, fast riding; IS o. Before
Sunday; dismissed. John Angermann, throw.
ing filth In the streets; costs, o. cents Before
Justice ClaytOn-D- X. Fitch, driving on the
pavement; 81 So. The Fourth Ward patrolmen
reported yesterday morning--Jno. Rollins, as
sault and battery; security for peace. VIM Tus-
sig, for creating a nuisance; fined 81 5S-for
riding on the pavement dismissed, by Justice
Clayton. Priscilla Gray, assault and battery;
sent 70 Jail Tor court. j. Caho, driving into d..
LindsleY's buggy with a wagon; costs, IS cents,
by Justice Waiter. r. J. Rsinsy, assault and
battery dismissed BY Justice Dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-12

Mas. PRUDENCE MALLORY, II still IN the city,
can hear Of something to her advantage on appli-
cation at the City Post Office. NH l0-3t%
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

THR MARYLAND CoNFEREScE of the Methodist
Protestant Church bean ita annual session in
Chestertown Nd Eastern Score yeStprd sy ana
II IS eXHsci ed tbSt tue attendance there OF M mis-,
ters and lay delegates will he very full
Rev. Nj Ho6l!'zsll, preacher In charge of
Prince william circuit, Vs., drtesmi ned 20 at
tend the session and for that purpose plsced him.
self within tie FEDERAL lines, and was ou ght 70
the city ard delivered 10 the custody Of the Pro-
vest Marshal. Yesterday be was released, and 10
now on his way 10 the Conference
Among the important bus ness 70 be transact
cd az this session, 10 the election u ministerial
and lay delegates 20 the General Conference of
NE church, which 70 assemble IN Georgetown
g, IN May next, by which time tn Il place will
undoubtedly be within the Union lines
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05

Once year Brunswick gives signs of an
approaching "event"-tAe event of the season,
in her usually quiet and sober routine of ife
That event is 0the annual commencement at
"old Bowdoin,' when large class of finished"
young men are fitted out with parchments,-
sort Of "clearances," in commercial phrase
and sent out into the world for its veal or its
woe, some TO become lawyers, to reduce "poor
devils" to dose Of strychnine; others to be-
come doctors, to apply the stomach pump ;
and still Others to become clergymen, to per-
form the last sad rites over those who fail to
run the gauntlet successfully between the 9TH
er professions; ard there be others who fall
into neither of the professions !" possibly
they may become men, and contribute to the
worlds commonwealth by filling more useful
callings. Seriously. however,--not intending
the above as a reflection upon the professions,
for all of which we have proper respect
the annual Commencement at Brunswick is
stirring event. 1t is the focus TO which the
wind sets from all directions, and everybody is
expected to be there, and to bring his friends
Even to-day-Monday forenoon-though Com
mencement proper is two full days ahead, a
stranger hears the note of preparation, and
sees the beginning of an unusual hustle. TAX
ing time by the forelock, we-that is, one of
the dual editorial corps mot corpse) of the
Press, have removed our headquarters to
the scene of operations, and for the next three
days, if not from the saddle like Gen. Pope, we
shall date from the neighborhood of the great
s,ceoting operation that is destined to croird
the class of young gentlemen aforesaid, out
from their four years of cloister life, into the
seething, Kissing, surging, restless, and busy
world
As we have said, even stranger, at this
early hour, hears the note of preparation
Like Niagara, before making the gigantic leap,
gathering up in foam and rapids for one grand
exhibition, or Vesuvius, steaming up in her
subterranean caverns for one mighty eruption,
so our friends in the "down east" Athens, gath
er up their forces for one tremendous effort,
on each returning first Wednesday in August.
| Hotels will be crowded, stables overrun, pri-
waite houses taken captive by strangers, and
all the towns stock of edibes, for imam and
beast" will vanish during the week like dew
before the rising sun; for Commencement
whets the appetite, and hungry people come
in swarms up TO this great annual "ieast OF
reason, and flow OF soul"
This afternoon is to come off the usual ex-
! ercises, when the "Old Tree"in the College
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05
More Troons Called Far.

The government is in earnest and every 10y
al man rejoiced last evening, when the tele-
graph announced that orders were issued for
calling for 100000 of the militia to serve
nine months unless sooner discharged. The
people will sustain the government in this
move and furnish the men. They want to
see movements on gigantic scale, and they
are ready to respond. Maine will not be
found wanting. 1t is estimated that under the
last call, at least ten thousand men have en-
listed, being three thousand more than our
quota, and we believe this second draft will be
filed by volunteers. We hope that recruiting
win not be stopped again during the war; Our
regiments now in the field ought to be kept
full, and seventy-five recruits put into these
regiments will be worth 100 men in new regi-
ments. Rally men of Maine. Rally and let
the proud banner Of the Dirigo State still lead
the way. Farthest from the seat of war, she is
responding right gloriously to the call of the
President,
We have no space for more remarks at this
time.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-05

grounds viii witness a scene long to be re-
membered by the graduating class: and when
many pleasant word will be spoken, many
tear will silently flow, and many merry laugh
will ring out among the neighboring pitch pine
growth. In the church will be performed an
Grafton and poem, and in the evening an ex-
hbition of one of the classes Is to come off, all
of which will be fraught with interest. We
shall report them in due season, but as the
mail closes before any of these things take
place, we must defer notice of them till to-
morrow.
Hail, with heavy showers of rain, Wis
tied portion of the farmers on Sandy river,
July 81, but doing very little damage. Rains
have been very frequent for ten days past, so
much so that haying has progressed but little,
The hay crop will be better than was anticipat-
ed in June. o. w. T.