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The national Republican., 1862-09-02

Ths y. Y. Trissas ~ Ysvsr Of . csfsa.
The 7ribxns came ont lest week with the
following paragraph: -
1--WE should say that our armies should stand
new levies ahall have been ut lesst forwarded
to the Potomac, brigaded, ana exefcised 10
daid movements, and that the lst ~ October
III be quite soon enough for decided chsnL
sive on our part"
This srercising would be very proala.
BILE operation, II the enemy could not avail
/ bimself Of The came time u . "a acise bib owp
- new lsvies,' uf whom q large number are
known 10 have been concentrated at Richmond
s'dcs the last battles IN front Of that city.
But without reference 10 !" new leviss," our
old regiments 10 Virginia, recruited - their
ranks have been snd may BE-, ere sbuudantly
able TO overcome any resistance to march
upon Richmond. II our T" new lsvies" srs not
yet 10 condition to eight battles, they can oc-
cupy our rear a. We advance aod protsot our
Communications, leaving our seAsooed troops
all disposable for an aggressive movement
We protest against the delay Of . single day,
for any such reason as Is given BY The Tribune,
founded, As that reason 10, upoo The same
fraudulent exaggeraiion Of the ensmyt
strength, which has foiled Us 90 often. Tnir
war i. to b ended, II 81 all, BY fighting. aud
uot BY exercising" or waiting. There b nc
ground to doubt that we have to-day 10 Viz
sinis more veteran troops than the enemy has
70 wait ill the LIST Of O,.obsr is nadness.-
Forward 10 Richmond! We did not originate
that cry, but we repeat II, aud never with
more confidence than now. F,rward 70 Rich
moodi ..
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

~ No news Of lighting yesterday was rs
osivsd from Gen. Pops's army. The heavy
storm Of the afternoon will tend to delay The
movements of both armies.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
Tuesday, September 2, 1859.

- AN persons who have tailed 10 rscsi''
Mi. paper by applying 70 the agents, can, b,
leaving their names at The once and prepayi"e
their subscription, have their pspers served b,
,pecial carrier from the ONCE.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

sUsTAiNIna rH~ ADMisls lsTh A7IOa.
The New York World Of last Friday con-
c!udes an article condemning the arrests being
made. in various paris of the country by the
Administration, as follows:
Above oil, let Mr.. Liucoln and bis advisers
remember that II is the people whose sturdy
arms and swelling hearts have but just lifted
The nations cause out Of the slough OF dsspond
tho trough Of the SEA, into which The 10 ,ok
hands of TIE nations leaders had syG red Il 10
sink"
This 10 . specimen Of the sort Of support
which the Administration will receivs from hs
politicians and nswspspers, by whom II has
bsen betrayed into its present position.
or all the journals 10 New York, which. 10
the interest Of contractors, Who pro6tsd by pro-
Gscting the wer, have sulogised the DO nothing
policy Of Generals Scott and Mcclellan, this
World has had no equal 10 blasancy, except the
Times. The latter newspaper could not, in
deed, be surpassed, but the Wo'ld has done
its best, according to the measure Of is ability,
to keep up with the Times 10 prsisipg General
Mcclellan for bis insction, and 10 denouncIng
everybody. and especially the Secretary Of
War, who insisted that the war should be pros
scuted in earnest.
Now that the fatal rssulA Of The policy sus
tsiued BY the World are vlsible to every body.
that Journal wheels round and talk, about The
" ,osok hoads # the nations itad rs!"
The President may nee 10 this the precise
measure Of support which be will receive here
alter from the men who urged him, and with
such unfortunate success, 70 retain Geo. No
Clellsu 10 command, alter his failure " ad-
vance upon the enemy last fall. Within six
months from this time, they will be In fuI!
chorus against the " sotdknsss" Of the Admin
istrstiou in the management Of the war, which
{" Deakaes,' will have consisted in doing just
what these men have ,vissd.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

Gen. o. Y. hTcuEL was In town Yesterday,
and y TO superssds Gen. Hunter, his hsid
quarters to be At Hilton Head. q"
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
1hs steamer Rosie IIsmi iitoA Firs>l Iato
BY Gueriilas.

CARIo, Ill.,, August 3O.-Ths steamer Rosie
Hamilton was nred Into on Thursday, when
thirty miles above Fort Henry. Three of The
shot took effect. The captain WA wounded.
The gunboat Alfred Robb, which was fol-
lowing the Rosie Hamilton. shsllsd the woods,
without. however, etfecting tho dislodgsmsnt
or the rebels.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

Col. HARrRANr, of the llth Pennsy
Reserves, was shot in the recent engagements,
and WA brought up in the steamer from Alex-
andrix yesterday forenoon. lie was wounded
In the Ion breast, and bears up like true sol.
dior. He expects. and is anxious, to recover.
soon, that he may return and avsnge bi,
wound.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

Of this wsrk are Tor sais 81 ths once Of t6e Ntorei
R1s.htcsn. Pamphlet edition, Is cent?. Boand
edition, rs oenA
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

ArBpscfal Nottcs.-On and after tuesday,
April 1852, the trains on the Baltimore ana Ohio
Rsiivoad will commence ruoniag daily, (Sundays
sxesptsdJ leaving tilia Station ct lev D. H., and
oonneoting q Washinston Junction with Nail
Train for all parts Of the West ID Wheeling or
Paltenburg. Through uoksts sold % and baggage
n Of Transportation D. h b. 4. T.
apl-dn (6tAr 6i0bsl
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

Captain Francis schilllrg, 18th Pa. Reserve
Corps. wounded In thigh.
The ls,h Indiana lost 22S men in killed and
wounded in the battle OF Friday.
Lieut.. Col. Thomxs, 22d Massachusetts,. shot
through the lungs, (supposed nortallyD al the
Metropolitan Hotol. ~
Col. Oantwsl, Of TN Ohio, was Killed.
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
sug s-iy

~ LIBRARY OF COS0RHss, July W,
is81. Library Of Congress will be clostd from
~" '''' " JOHN @. STEPHENSON,
Iva Librniinn
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

srUnion Prayer Mestiag.-Ths Union
Prayer Meeting viii % held every aiternooa this
week In New Ysrk Avenue church, (Rey Or. Cur.
hour. Jy2
The national Republican., 1862-09-02
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
rubl,snu Dslly, Sunaays Elsptsa,
BY w. J. MURTAGH l. CO.
osoaes n. wssros. so,roa.

AZ The publication once Of the NATION Al
R.rusLicAN Is NJ the northeast corner Of D an,
seventh streets, second door, over W. d. shsp
herds book store. Entranos on Seventh street
The national Republican., 1862-09-02

- Gen. Ksyes's divIalon. from Yorktown,
sudsd q Alexandria yesterday afternoon. y
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T II i Z 80 II MAR,

PROTECTED by Royal Letters Patent of Fsela.d.
and ssexred by the Seals Of tke Ecols de Pkay-
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TRlESEMAR No. 1
IL the ehec:sal remedy for RELAXATION, SPRR-
MArORRH9A and EXHAUSTION OF THE SYsTRM,
TRlESEMAR No.2,
Completely and entirely eradicates all traces of
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ruin of the health Of VISIT portion of the popus-
ton.
TRIESEMAR No 8,
s the great and SURE remedy of the civilized world
for all impurities OF the system, as well as eeoond-
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Mercury, as yoll as other dsieterious lngredIepts
and which all the Ssrsapasiila Ia the world csunot
rem9ve TRIEsENAR Nos, I, 9 and s are alike de-
void OF taste or smell. AND of g.! nauseatinE eusi
pes. They are In the form OF q io1enge, and NAV
ne on the toilet table without their use being sus-
Sold in TIN cases at IS each, or four rs o.ses in
one :oT 80, and IN 81 cases, thus saving Se A
administered BY Valpeau, Lallemand, Roux. 20
90, WHOLESALE and retail BY DR.. H. A, BAR
kUW, 1874 Bleecker street, a doors from Mac
Dougn street,, New York. Immedistely on re-
oelpt OF remittance, DR.. BARROW will forward
Trtesemar TO any Part of the world securely
apd addressed according to the nstru otions
Of the writer.
Published also BY DR. BARROW, that popul.r
and beautiful lly illustrated medical work Humar
Fraiity. Price Is cents. TTiesemar and HOOK ca
be obtained By special authority from 8. G. FORD,
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Protecting Animals from Rain Storms,

believe that farmers generally are not
aware how much loss they sustain in the flesh
OF their domestic animals, and how much thew
suffer during cold storms of rain in the sum-
mer, or at any other season Of the year Warm
showers never injure animals; indeed, thew an.
pear to have q good relish for such a SPHINX
ling as they frequently get, providing it is not
~ cold az Toe. Most animals will endure
pre- ~ severe cold as long as they can keen
dry; but as soon as their bodies have been wet
and are Kept wet, evaporation commences; and
o. evaporation 10 cooling process, the heat of
tnelr bodies Is carried away very rapidly, and
the sudden transition from heat to cold cbills
thsm in avery short time, and Injuries them
more than severe storm in winter
Animals will endure a very sudden change
from cold to heat with IMMUNITY, but sudden
changes from heat to cold are often attended
with very injurious consequences. We are apt
70 think because il is summer or not freezing
weather, that storm Of rain will not hurt our
animals. But could they communicate to us
their feelings during a storm of cold rain there
woald not be 30 much negligence about pro-
teoting them, especially during the cold and
stormy days and nights Of autumn.
well remember that about twenty wears
ago there was severe rain storm in the month
of June; and although our sheep had been
sneared more than two weeks We thought they
ought TO be brought home to tho barn But
many Of them were so cold and feeble in con-
sequence Of the rain that it was necessary to
90 after them with a wagon.
About the first Of July, 1861, there was an
other very cold storm Of rain, which swept
away hundreds Of sheep in the town where I
reside. One farmer lost about sixty of his
choicest sheep, although they had been sheared
several days before the storm came on have
heard Of more than three hundred lost during
the storm.
1t il infinitely better for animals to keen
them In stable or shed, where they cannot
get mouthful Of food for twelve successive
hours, than to allow them to he exposed for
only two hours to 3 storm Of cold rain.
when was accustomed to keep sheep was
always careful to let them have the benefit of
shed, If they needed not only In winter,
out during summer; and IL was very unusual
that our herses and neat cattle were left for one
hour In the field during a cold storm. Cold
storms not only make horses look bad, but thew
do really injure them, by rendering them stiff
and dull; and they often contract severe cold,
which many times superinduee catarrh and
CHAMBERS.
Young calves and colts often suffer extremely
from exposure to cold storms, even in summer.
and to shelter them will be time and money
well appropriated. GA merciful man regard.
eth the life of his beast" Sc. T,-CoHnfrv
Gentleman.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
- HOSPITAL.
PsSlssAsd n sesferHisy sitl tie yssslsfiss Of
The Ssssss ct Jsly 10, 1851.

II Gssral Hospfsdl, Usion Hotel, eorssy Bridge
and Washtsgtes streets, Gsorgsfoscs, Jan. "a
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DAkxIH0 n 4 ....--
L0CK HosPIfAI, ~
Hss dssssssrsd fAs sssst Csrssss, SpsSkg aal sslv
DsssssI Rsssssy ss tAs World,
FOE ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENoE.
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APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED. OR NO c6xRsF.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DLYS

euRE WARRANTED, OR NO CHIRGI,
IN FROM ONE 10 TWO DAYS.
wans. q ne sasi. sr,ss.rs.. As.es.a. q d. Kis-
.sy sns Bladssi ;avssasar OsehAISss inpstsney,
id::s =. srlns. sspss:s q q. R.sr I Tas,ss,
Ts. No.. :t si as.sSs !. a. Ps.: 4 =.
.eh Bssss=hsss Terrible Ifserdsn srisinr from sell
e., Which render Marriage inPsssisls, and destroy ss
YOUNG MEN
that dreadful and dssrsevs habit wheh annually vssps
sIaI<.d talent. ana brilliant nt..e rhs nshs .S.r..s
ka,s snanesd lstsnnE ssnaiss with thsadsrs
s.snss or vsisd % sssaey de living Tyre, may can vf
MARRIAGE.
h.g.. s.las ...n :: PSy.is. .'sis.: :iSsss a.siiS,
s..ly eontds ii, honor T.sdsns, asd sssfdssay
rely spsn ma sf1ii a. Physician.
oFFICE No. SO UTH FREDERICK ST.
shs esrnsr Fail net 10 sbssrrs and nInlst Lstsn
INST be paid snd esntain a STAMP.
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hsnssr Of the Reys Collage Of ssrfssn, ksndsn f.ss-
alta from Of the sminsnt Cosrs. ia k, tatsd
j: ss:ps. q & i FsI: NJ has a., s TS n
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y
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ss1ds5 marriage impossible, and destroys beth mind and
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fhsss Of s.d and nsanshsy sfses prsdse.s
limbs Pains in the Read Dmnsss Sight
Fever Papitaten Of Hear, Dyspspsy Nerves. irrt.
Debility, Symptoms Of Consumptisu, &C.
nINTAtLI-7n. fearful sfses on The mind are mueh 10
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na Love 81 selitHds, Tinidy, d the evils
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Nhsn ne Misguided and imprudsnt vesry pleasure fnds
Happens that insd dread Of discovery
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hand, Of iEnsau and Designing Prssndsr, vhs
eering, hlch bis pscuniary rlbsanes keep him ufinf
tainsd and despair lss,s him with ruined health % ,rh
r o gang di,appelntnsnt or By the Of that deadly
-msreEry-hsstsn the esnstssnsl sympsns q his
ssis dssss such Nsesns Of Essr Threat, Head,
l.rsd his d.sdfa f.rinf, ~ ssndnr hint Asi m
DR.. yOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGlNIe
WEAKNESS AND IMP0TENCY.
.Ps.dy cured and fan ,e Iss.srsd YI...ssds s
nsr,sn sne dssilltssd vhs had lest all hsps, have
An imp. aimsnts Manage, rhyss. % Mental pisess
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ki.d speedily cared.
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THE EVENING STAR.
ROCK ME TO SLEEP


THE following beautiful fsem, BY the gifted
writer, "Florenee Percy, !" appeared In the Phiia-
dslphia Saturday Post, and has been widely
copied. II lisa gem Of the highest ofder:l
Backward, turn backward, o Time Ia your night,
Make Inc child again, just for tonight!
Mother, come back from me echoless shores
Take me again to your heart; as OF yorei
Kis from my forehead the fnrrbsEs OF care,
Smooth the few silver threads out Of my hairi
Over my slumbers your loving watch keep,
Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep!
Backward, flow backward, o tide Of the yean!
am 10 weary Of tolls and Of tears
Take them and give rue my childhood again,
have grown weary Of dust and decay,
Weary Of finging my soul-wreath away,
W cary Of sowing for others to reap;
Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep!
Tired Of the hollow, the base, the untrue,
Mother, o mother, my heart calls for you!
Many q summer the grass has grown green,
Blossomed and faded, our faces between,
Yet win strong yesrning and passionate pain,
Come from the silence so long and 90 deep;
Rock me 70 sleep, mother, rock me to sleep!
Over my heart In days that are flown,
No love like mother-lsve ever was shown,
No other worship abides and endures,
Faithful, unselfsh, and patient, like yours.
None like q mother can charm away pain
From the sick soul and the world-weary brain;
elumber's soft calm DER my heavy lids creep
Rock me 70 sleep, mother, rock me to sleep!
Come, Let your brown hair, just lighted with
gold,
Pail on your shoulders again, a. Of old,
Let 10 fall over my forehead tonight
Shading my faint eyes away from the light
For with Its sunny-edged shadows once more
happily VIII throng the sweet visions Of wore:
Lovingly, softly, It's bright pillows sweep;
Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep!
W.
Mother, dear mother, tue years have been long
Since last hushed to youf lullaby song;
Since then, and unto my soul Ii shall seem
Womanhoods years have been but a dream
Clasped to your arms In loving embrace
With your light lashes just sweeping my face,
Never hereafter 10 wake or to weep;
Rock me TO sleep, mother, rock me to sleep!
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VERY LAcoNIc-An amusing swoyd n,assnt,-
ZION was made on the 17th by the officers of the
seventyeight Pennsylvania to their Colonel, VIM,
eiiwsn. The presentation speech Of Capt Gille,-
Py va: here zoe are, and here Il 10. This IL a
u, ana use 1t In bully manner" Colonel Sir
venS reply was:-"Captain, that was a bully
sPeech. Let US take a bully drinkn
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTISTRY. -. -
u. Il. LEVETT, Dentist, branch of the estab-
ment No, 10 wsverly Place, New York;
would call the attention 20 those who mas 6&
need his services. that in addition TO hisSI0
great facilities in operative Dentistry, he is in
POSSESSION OF new and important invention for
Of Atncspkerie pressxys entirely different rom ths
CID mode, and secured BY letters Patent granted
April 6th 1883. This invention 10 of the greatest
OF the mouth, and with an increased amount OF
suction. The public are invited to o. and ex-
anime specimens and certificates from come of the
most prominent and scientific gentlemen, No. as 1
Tenth street west, near Pa ave. ia li-eolms
DIR. CHARLES r.. BOTELER,
DENTIST,
NO. 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH Srs.
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1881 TIE TI-b
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,

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FREIGHTS.
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bay tickets - low rates.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31
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