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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01
French Police AasOdotoS.

All large cities furnish daily material for
tragedy, aud life there, keenly observed
and aptly narrated, proves continually how
much more strange is truth than fiction
bnt the impressive and melu dramatic taste
Of the people, as we'll as their intricate
police system, bring out more vividly these
latent points of interest, Is reference TO
the Causes Celebres and tho Memoirs OF
Vidocq illustrate. A friend Of mine. re-
turning from trip TO Lyons, became ac'
quainted in the rail car with an English
gentleman, and when they reached the sta
lion, Just before midnight. the two left for
their hotels 10 the same cab. After short
drive, tho vehicle suddenly came to halt,
the cabman sprang TO the ground, and his
passengers we're left to surmiso The occasion
Of their abrupt abandonment; presently a
crowd collected, q shout was raised, and
they learned that a valise had been stolen
from the top Of the carriage, and IFS owner
had set OF 10 pursuit Of the thief lie ran
with great swiftness, doubled cofnets'
sprang over obstacles, and was IN iaiF
way to distance bis pursuer, when soldier
thrust out his foot and tripped up the fugi-
tive. who was taken to the nearest police
station. Confronted with the owner Of the
yalise, he declared it was bis own property,
placed by mistake on the wrong cab, The
official authorized to settle the difficulty
not beinglpresent my friend his companion
we're informed they must leave tho article
in dispute, and the eass itself, un,ii the fol
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The Game Of Life.
ny JOHN o. SAKE.

There's game much in fashion--I think It's
called Euchre,
tThOugh l never have played il for pleasure or
lucre,)
10 wbich,when the cards are 10 certain conditions
The players appear to have changed their posi-
tions,
And one Of them cries IN confident tone
Il think may venture to go h alone y
While watching the game, lis whim Of the
bard's
A mortal to draw from the sbirmish ofcards
And to fancy he finds, 10 the trivial strife,
Some excellent hints for the Battle of Life
Wberc-whether the prize be ribbon or throne
The winner is he who can "go it nlone 81
When great Calico proclaimed that the world
In regular orbit was ceaselessy whirled,
And got--not q covert--for oil of his pains,
But only derison, aud prison, and chains,
1T moves. for all that !" was bis answering tone,
For be knew like the earth he could go it alone
When Kepler, with intellect piercing Ofar,
Discovered the laws OF each planet and star,
And doctors who oughtto have lauded his name
Derided his learning aud backened his fame,
Il can ,0ait = he replied till the truth you shall
own
For be felt in his heart be could "go it alone ~
Alas for the player who depends,
In the struggle of life, upon kindred or friends,
Whatever the value Of blessings like these,
They can never atone for ngorious ease,
Nor comfort the coward, who finds, with groan
That bis crulches have left him TO "go it alone"
There's something, no doubt in the hand you
may hold
The fortunate owner may fairly regard
Each one, in its way, most excellent card
Yet the game may be lost with all these for
your own,
Unless you have courage to "go it alone r.
In battle or business, whatever the game,
In law or in love it is even the same
In the struggle for power or SCRABBLE for pelf
Let this be your motto" Rely on Yourself
For, whether the prize be a ribbon or throne,
The victor is he who can "go il alone y
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unron nothsehilds.

There is good story told recently OF Baron
Rothschild, of Paris, the richest man OF his
class in the world. which shows that It ia not
ONLY "money which makes the mare 60" bat
ready money" unlirited credit to the contrary
Notwithstanding
% a very wet and disagreeabie day, the Bar,
on took Partisan omnibus. 90 his way 10 The
BOurse or Exchange near which the "Naboh
of Finance algbted. and was going away With
out paying.
The driver stopped him and demanded 81
fare.
RothschiId felt in bis pocket. bat he had pas
a "red cent" Of change. The driver wss very
.Wroth
Well. what did you gel IN foFif yoa eepia
not pay. YoH must have known that yoa Ps4
no money
II am Baron RoLhschild exclaimed sns z'ssi
capitalist and thcrs ny card
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More New Goods !

TIE Undersigned has just returned from
Il New York with
Fresh Stock of Merchandise,
Embracing all the rsusl Varieties kept III his several
DEPARTMENT. which he "Cash for Ready Pay low
as any other dealer, here or elsewhere.
Remember for CASH or READY PAY g1tiI after the
Ashtsbula, Nov. Il, 1851.
Ladies' Dress COods--Plain and figured Me-
riuos, plain and figured Coburgs, plaiu and fig
DeLaines, embroidered and printed Reps, Pop.
Inns, DeDages, valencias. black and colored
Silks, in great variety.
Prints ond Ginghdms-a large assortment,
very cheap.
White Goods Of every description.
FTannels. great variety--aIl wool.
Sh0lcls--A splendid lot Of all wool Long
ShawIs. Also Brocha, long and square--cheap.
Hoop Skirts, all styles and prices.
Gloves and Hosiery-~A a large stock, and very
cheap.
SIee.inFs. Blesched and brown--a full as
sortment heavy and fine.
Cotton Yarn-A fue assortment OF oil num-
bers Cheap for the times.
Cotton Bats, Wadding, Wickng and Twine.
ClOths--A full stock of Beaver and heavy
Coatings, Broad Cloths, Ladies' Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds,
Vestings, &c. &c.
ClothiRg.-Fall Suits got up on short notice.
All kinds Of work made to order. Cutting at
all times. A full assortment of Tailor's Trim
mings, &c.
Boots and Shoes-a choice lot of the very
best work made not only good but cheap.
Hats and Cdps--a general stock of both
Mems and Boys.
Crockery--a fresh new stock, just opened.
Glass Ware-a fine assortment including a
large stock of Coal Oil Lamps, which will COM
pete with any thing in the market, in beauty or
price.
1000 other kinds Of Dry Goods and Yankee
Notions not enumerated 10 the foregoing, to be
found at the old popular stand of
Geo. WILLARD.
GrOeeries.-In Family Groceries we have q
large aud very choice supply.
Drugs and Medicines--A fresh supply of al
the leading and desirable articles of Drugs.
Hardware and Sadlery-Tbe Best and
most Extensive assortment Of Shelf and Heavy
Hardware 10 the county.
Paints, Oils, S-e-White Lead, Zine ant
Mineral Paints, Red Lead, Yellow Ochre, We
Deiian Red, Paris Green, Chrome Green, anC
every description of artist Paints Also Lin
seed OIL Turpentine, Varnishes, &c. cheap.
Iron, Steel S.e--a full and complete assort
ment
NGiis-200 kegs, assorted sizes--cheap.
Glass and Puity--The largest and mos
general assortment Of Window Glass ever be
fore brought into Ashtabula. Also, Putty
Whiting, &C. very cheap.
Remember, If you have the Money to pay 70
goods and cant get the value Of il, call at
GEo WILLARD's.
Finally if you have any kind of Produce II
sell for Cash, or Exchange for Goods, bring
to the old and we'll tried stand OF
AshtabulA. Nov ID. '6l. q. WILLARD.
J |
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tility and evidences Of welcome, its officers
being invited at Bangor, at Hartford. or at
Terre Haute, to ball not OF oil Of the Arm.
strong or Minnie variety. Such reception
is utterly out Of the question.
This war, unless prolonged by new
treacheries or denser stupidities on the part
Of our own officers, draws plainly to its
close. A rebellion fomeuted without
grievance may subside as suddenly and as
causelessly os it arose. 1t would not be
strange IL to-morrow's telegraph brought
tidiugs that New Orleans, Mobile, Calves.
ton, or even a whole State had seeded
from Secession. aud declared for the resto-
ration Of the Union. Bat il is more dis.
10 presume that the latter eud of this
atrocous conspiracy against the laws Of
God and man will be marked 10y atrocities
which surPass any that have preceded them
that It's desperation will give birth to
new crimes. new outrages, and (if possible)
new falshoods. We must not expecr an
unbroken series Of triumphS, even though
the back Of the rebellion be broken, but
that the clouds that lutoly hid the skies,
ihoush scutJered may still have power Gt-
fully TO obscure the sunshine Of National
integrity, security, and tranquility But
let each resolve that 10 reverse shall daunt
no obstacle discourage him heucefortb, but
that be will freely do his utmost to sustain
and strengthen the Government In its
arduous struggle, and the 4th Of July will
see as once more united, delivered from oil
our perils, and in full enjoyment Of the
blessings of order and peace
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Extract from q letter written By Nspeleon
to Augereau, on the 2Ist of Feb 1914:

Extract from letter written by Napoleon
to Augeresu, on the 2lst Of Feb 1914:
What Six hours after receiving tbs
first troops from Spain yoa are rot yet ia
the field Six hours rest Is qnite sdou9a
for them. ] conquered at Nangis With the
hrigade Of dragons coming from Spaiu.
who from Dayonne had not drawn rein.
Do you say that six battaions from Mines
want clothes and equipage. and are unin.
structed ? Augereau, what miserable ex.
cases have destroyed go. 600 eueuiei
with battalions OF conscripts, scarcely
clothed, and without cartridge boxes. Tbo
National Guard are pitiful have herv
1000 from Anglers aud Bretsgne. in round
hats, without cartridge boxes, but with
good weapons ; and have made them tell.
There is no money do you say But whers
you expect TO get money but from the peek
cts Of the enemy? You have no teams
Seize them You have no magazines frt.
tut, that is too ridiculous I order yoa 10
put yourself in the Geld twelve hourSaftsF
you receive this letter. II you are still the
Augereau of Castigione. keep your com-
mand II your sixty years are to much ior
you, relinquiSh il TO tbs Oldest Of your ger
ersl officers The country is menaecd and
in danger. Il can only be saved by alae
rity, aud not By vain delays. You must
have nucleus Of 5000 picked troops. I
have not So many, yet have destroyed !
armies, captured 10000 prisoners, takeu
200 pieces OF artillery. and thrice saved the
capital The enemy are in full Digit upon
! Troyes Be before them. Act DO longer
as of late. Resume the method ADD spirit
of '93 When FreDchmen see yoDr plume
waving 10 the van, aud you, frst Of al. sx-
posed to the enemy's FIRE, you viii do vita
| them Whatever You will.
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Trains do not stop at Stations where the time is omitted
in the above tables.
All through Trains going Westward connect at Cleveland
with Trains for T0e6o Chicago ColpLns, Cincinnati In
diGHopolis, &c.
And all through Trims going Eastward connect at Dunkirk
with the Trains N y e. r. R. and at Buffalo, with those
Of N. Y Central and Buffalo N Y City Railroads, for Ne
York, Albany, B0stoa, Niagara Fails, &c, &c.
A. G. HUBBARD, Station Agent.
AVN Nov 4 1sBI
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PARrs, Jan. "a. 1859.

Editorial correspondence of be Albany Evening journal
ur. Weeds Letters from Eutope.
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LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
ufacurer steam establishment North Msn s'ee near t9e @
Office OF Tjrs harrington Hall. Ashtabula, U, hb
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pUORO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers Of

nesera IN FnruEs best aud every va
st- Also general undsrtaksrl and of foo
nns % order han street, NoFth Of South Public saaars
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Agents.

GEORGE q. HUBBARD, Dealer 10 Hard
Ears Iron stoel and Nas Stoves Tin Plate Sheet Iron,
Copper and Zine manufacturer Of Tin, Sheet Iron and
Cooper Ware, FiHks Block Ashtabula, Ohio. 40
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T. INQUIRE Manufacturer OF Tin, Copper
and sheet Iron Ware Strict attention paid To making sst
ing up repairing Stoves StOve-Pipe, Pumps and Lead
Pipe Eve-Troughs COnductns. ETC. Oid lIon Rags Copper
the sBr6aHf Csok StOVe" with the latest mpr0vemenh-
2 DOOR South Of the klsk House Ashtebula. y. A6
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Livery stables
miscellaneous.

d. 8. WILLIAMS, Wholesale dealer in Straw
Goods Hnt Caps Umbrellas, Parasoa &C, los and lo7
Chan1bers st., and SO OF Reade st., New-York.
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MANSFIELD & BRUCE. Wholesale retail
Dealers Ready Made Clothing Furnishing Goods, Hats
Caps, sc. AEhtAbula. POO
L. WOLFF & co. Dealer in Ready-mnde
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods AHhtabula, o. 644
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TE I Il % EMAH

Tro'sessd oy Roya! Letters Potent of Ensla.d
end seetred by tie Seals of the Eeols De Pkar,
een DC Paris, and tAs Iu1pGiaI Colses OF
TRlESEMAR No.
~ the enectual remedy for KMsx.,,o~ Ca,
AArohAHHA and EXHAUSTION OF THI SYsfIN.
com,lst.l, AT. TIJR ia;SlMAR No.2,
min II ne Pesp thought an antIdote, to the
non. e7' wi aon VI inc PoPuIe-
TRIESEMAR Nos.
tnS great and sure remedy OF the civlissd vo,l6
vI al impurities OF the system, as we'll a seoond
~ Umptoms, obvIetlng the destruotive n.s of
Meroury, "a we'll "a other deleterious InsredIents
sna Wnlon al the Sarsapariia In the world oannof
LemoVe. IRIBsKMAK Nos. I, 2 and are nj r. d.
soIa oI taste or smell. snd of all nnuseatinr mali
nos. nney Are In the form of q IoSenee and ma =
nc On the toilet table without their use bens sus
Soto IN IN eases at IS each, or four IS Gases in
o11 Ioi ~, an6 In 81 GASES, thus saving ~ A
Sis.ered BY Valpeau, Lallemand, Roux &C.
ISx.H noesaie and retail by DR., a. A BAR"
kCW lS4 Bieoeker street, a doors from Mao
UIuga stTeet). New York. Immediateiy on re-
SolPt OF remittance, DR.. BARROW will forwaTd
aIesefner TO any ssrt of the world securely
addressed according to the instruotions
Published also by DR. BARROW. tb.. oo,uI.r
s mo peeuLtu lly illustrated medical worL. Hnmsn
rIerty: Price Is cents. Triecemar and BooS "a =
washington, ID. c. GsIs sm
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THE EVENING STAR.
THAT SOUTHERN WAGON
AIn-"W all for The wsgon.n

AIH-fWait Tor the wagon"
JED Davis bull. wagon, aud on Il put his name,
frame;
The horse be would get hungry, as most Of horses
do,
They hsd TO keep the collar tight, to keep from
cIorxssBully for the wagon,
The new Secession wagon;
Obi Beaury hold the nag In,
While you all take ride.
The axle. wanted greanng-she body wasn't
North cSoiin, jumped into it, Mississippi by her
virginia took cushioned seat and L0ui'iana
South Carolina got to "scrouging," and Florida
got vexed.
They as ked Kentucky to take q ride, she said
"the horse was blind !"
She shook her head at seeing Tennessee jump on
But JEFF assured her tall was right" the wagon
Missouri winied at Besuregard, and said 'lt
wouldn't do"
Old Scott Brought out his wagon-one that had
They caught Old Union, hItched him up, and
creased the running gears.
Said Scott, mcclellan, you're the boy want to
70 take The r.in', and &c. the folks and give Sc
cesh a race"
New York and Pennsylvania, with host Of
Got up into the wagon, and they called for Illinois,
And old Ohio, she jumped in, Missouri tried her
And Indiana threw her arms around good old
Kentuck.
Old Union threw bis head back-he travelled
rather slow,
Until they reached Manassas, they hallooed ''let
Their cheer. for Union made him putnew mettle
In his heel,
He run into s'Secess Ion"-tore the spokes out Of
awheel.
They took the broken wagon back, and put In all
new spokss,
secesh went down towards Kentuck to tell 1t to
the folks.
Old Union started after, and be made the welkin
ring,
When be run into Secession at a little place
"Mill SPRING"
Secssh got scared and run away-the like was
Old Union threw his head back and sailed through
Bowling Green;
secesh ran 70 Cumberland, and couldn't get
across,
He broke the reins that guided him, and trusted
TO his hoss.
Old Union got his .'dander up and passed him
"under way"
He run into Fort Donelson, but didn't go to stay
them cried
And asked Mcclellan as he passed, "Say, Mister,
let US ride"
They went from there to Nashville, and there
they'll change the scenes,
THEY'LL grease the axle, turn Old Unions head
towards New Orleans;
THEY'LL stop at Memphis, feed the boss, and then
they'll let him go,
To drag Secesh's rotten frame to the Gulf of
Mexico.
Now Buckner he's gone up the spout, and
Floyd has seen the sights,
And all the boys that went away with Buckner
for their "Tights"
All boys, you've seen the elephant hope 1t
won't be long,
I'LL you'll be singing out with Joy, "The Union,
right or wrong"
I''JBsT So"-LoxisviI!s Democrat
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DAA III n o z 4
LeeE HOsP4rAI,
ES.:i.s a' s ssss. c~ e ss.s1y s.d s.'y
FOR ALL DISEASES OF Inpssnr.cr
AkT NO EIsF pELIcxCT PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY. -
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Nv fHOA ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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sri bsS,, aSs. nv.nnsa, Di.ch.rG.s InP.sney ess
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I s-sas e E:.s. m.s
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Hi ssosd,ees 'e's.ey h' living .is, may ss sitl
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s::n s:as ..:,: q HA,.is. ...in.: :sssas a.s,,
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roy sPsn -is siill a. physician. '','''u'
I.s Hss <, No. oUTH FREDERICK ST.
M ts,nsl Fan %; .I..rT. nsns and a.nS.s. H.a:r
DIR. JOHNSTON.
As.ssr Of the Regal College n s,rS.sn, r.,a.,
ns fsn cns Of the snl:nsnt Co,g,, IN ~. ts.s
~ PR Fsi:: III =, .1s
sen. q The most astonishing cures ,S.s S..
%: .a:a .s "a, . s:aS and
ssnstms & n,.ins.s with trsgs.r; bls,sinT ssndsd
di.,si. VIE esfanEsmsnt Of asiad, wsrs sIrss im1s.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
hg n1sn and sthsrs Sho hsys injured tb.m,,Ivs. \,
".msd a. INDUCED In when ssns-s rsqssny
.hiss ar. .s !4.b S . .ss': q. .s:ss
s.dy head .Ss1, nRo:s:e .ad destroy, beth mind sad
fh:.s ar. the and m.aneh.y ss.s. rr.d,..s
Limb. P.in. ~ :n;a Wis: W.,lns. Of the Bach and
nsiisy D:s,ns.m.nt q Ds.,ii1. Fsns.u., a.Sst
nlETA tLf~Th: fearful .F. "sa' % s' u. z,l0s
Il sp. Evil rSr.S.sioy c0.,ssso q Ideas, D:Pr..a..
LS,' Of sssds, diy s,s are ..ms u IL. .yii,
a, HnavoUs DlBILIIr.-Thsa.nss Gan new ,vdrs vI.,,
ins ~..i p.: sssninS ss.h losing shsir ,gsr s,ss.
ssssi the eyes, e.sgh Of synPesaa .f s.oss..
diseases OF IMpRUDENck
vhsn tss Misguided and nprrd an yot.ry .Sni... s
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terrible a. Asssasn. Of tSs E.. r.. sa'
s:H.d Il: I..aisF .s T.sf.I I.Pis ~ d..
ds''.r.d e.snsry from vis sssIns q. traveller ..sa,
Ok. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGINI.
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENfT
Gfst sad important sdy vsslr ass Of de .,s.,,
issouy ssIss and fall yiSss rss<ftd Yhsu,pds .3ts.
aSss :ha assi.''d, VIE had lest ali lsPs is1s
,...a.sr ants I. s.lr.Es rAy,is. % Mental
esI, hes FfssrsadTs Fewer EeYvs.s I.rits SliI,,
kiad speedily cared. w .ss' "AHh
ENOo3SEMENT OF iRE PRESS.
a., nANY fhoUsAErs ssred ct I'll, in,titrisp vi,si,
sssnsai PsTfs,rsd BY Dr. Jshnstsn wiz ,,..d :, III.
III ~ ns teFsn aid many ether P.,sn. nsties. Of
80. again and again tsfsYs ths pvSIis Ia.
siI,, a. gentleman tf shYsetsy AID r,.usD.i
.St /" A'sassnt guarantee to the aaistsd n,r III,
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as FIGTgREs.
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DR.. LA BONITA

Cares ell Venerisl Diseases permanently And
suioiIy. without the rse OF disgusting or poison
No dieting or Indifference with business.
IL ~ saying quite enough In Its favor vhen sav
that my praotice is that which is in use in All ne
new York city hospitals, Wv
NeT York CITY College and Hospital Testimo-
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF the Womb
SaIea ana saved Q consumptive's grave by nv
Thefe Is rothInI efsnsirs or dissrssa5ls In any
Al cures warranted, or money refunded.
promptly attended to.
Medicines for travalsrs and o.hers ,,,ka5 witL
IuL lnstrucnone for use, and warranted,
Omco-kooD No. Q Wastin Buildlns Pam
sgse sb ano Seventh st., Washington, ID. G.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
PASSENGER TRAINS.


- 3 8 -
On s:d Ansr koNDlY, EsarsarS 5. 1852
fAstkserR Trains srrwKsx
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIII run ss foIIovsI
s'z .s.,s Tai., A--i,. az a-d D.,ar Jso~
FessssFq7 Ddtfy ds-tsE tAs trek
asd fsO on SsadaSs.
For Philadelphia and New York-toss wash
in E6s :. SO =. II g r d, snd 900 2 N.
1te 4. and 800 and oOPM.
Eor hannsRols 81 1to A n. and &ooPN.
For hs.Iissare sue the he Norm and West, I..v,
ss g. R 81 90. n, and Z @ OF 500 n.
x,-,,,.Tk TEAMS KoysNe NoRTH:
s.s e BstI@oIs ~ 4: =; P6laas i5sis lic }. n.
4. Z. arrive Al Bsit@SrS 30 X. N No oonD.eo
tons :. Baltimore. This is the MOrnnr oonneIicn
s.S . hsIs 4 Mf b.s.s. .
Plh.s. ssis Trs an L &. e :: w..Aips,ou .,s~r
\, resehinE Baltimore At $50 N. and Philsds phis
Afternoon AccoHrnod .uor-leave Washington
81 n, arrive az Baltimore st ePs. No oon-
ns1ion, st Bsltimore. 9his is the afternoon con
A EEs.aF b EIBIss,csrs w'SsSSRss..
S oTfaI - sa n 5T.iie !. r. i0h
On Sundays leave Washington 81 500 and p. NJ.
Onlys
The P. N. train from washington connects
nrHuSn 70 New York every day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Lave new crk at A. r.; Philadolphis II - .
,psunofefO p n. Arrive 1t WaShinston s
Lssye Nsv York ats,. Phn.a.I,h,. ,oy !,
sr baiunsre 80 A. u. ArTIvs - WLssInrton tsO
Leeys Rev York q, II p: n; PhnHdel.bi. So
A.; ss Is; baLunoreI s5 Ak. Arrive &C WsshlErtoa
Local ACCOMMODATION Trans leave Rslrnor.
M ana tJ ?. fer Washington, arrive
there &c IL A, n. and <sP.a
VI Sundays 81 so and 755 A. NJ. only from Balti-
more: NO Annapolis or Frederick connexions on
PASSENGER Trains leaving washington .t,..s a.
n tna 90 p. NJ, and Baltimore ct IN A. N and 5I
Z. MAKE direct connections for Annapolis NJ the
1uhoton' IneIfo NJ, and 5 o. N. connect 81
Ses ior freoerloE, HagerstOwn, &e, &c., except
Trains leave Anna polls for Baltimore and WAN
tnSton ~ 80 A. N. and SOP.
rAssenEer TrsIns leaving washington at 600 A.
n, A. n, ana P. NJ. and Baltimore at <SO sno
Is2 A. NJ, VIII stop only at Aanopolis ys&ef,o.
WV Passengers must take the Accom- lodafios
Trains. win leave Washington and B.lt,mor,
roMyhf tpes card fs11s, excepting that the q s. A
NJ % hS ano % N trains will wait 80 M nutee
y y necessety, 70 secnIe the passengers and MsIls
For SICK ard Wounded soloier.-A SPECIAL oar
with an attendant. with beds, will leave Washlng.
ION twice week for PhiladelphIa dIreot al m A n
soldiers. W. y SNTTn
fe{ Master of Transportstion. RAD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-28

Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Ntgkt TIa,n,
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-28
CURE FOR RRnNcHIrIs.

Take common MULLEN leaves, dry and rub
me, and smoke them three or four times
day in a new pipe, taking care to draw the
smoke well into the throat. The pipe should
be one in which tobacco has never been used.
BL9SG FOR CLOTHES.
Take one pound Of soft Prussian blue, pow
der il; and put Ii into q bottle with one quart
Of clear rain water, and add quarter Of an
ounce Of exalic acid powdered q teaspoon
ful Is SUN ,ient for q large washing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-28

(OFor Through Tickets, apply 1t the Ofhoe OF
the Northern Central Rail Road Com
pany. Calvert Station, Baltimore.