davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-06-16

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Aldrich 4 Ii mrs
Aascu F mrs
Adams Frances mrB
Anderson LouIea 1niGs
Atwood c G mrs
Ii
Boyor Sarah miss
Boar1uan Olive mrs
Bougret Catharinc mrs
Briggs harriet mrs
Brainard Newell mrs
; Brewster Sarah N mrs
Rrad1ey W N mrs
B ophY Catherine lnisB
Brannan Thos mrs
Broderick Mary
Brazee Mary NJ mrs
Brooks phebv MISS
Brooks Mercena mrs
Bum Mary n1iEs
Brown E P miss
Brown John Earl ulrs
Brown Phebe " miss
Blown Laury miss
Brown Elizabeth mrs
BQltpn Sarah Ann
Buffers Eliza Amrs
Durey S Y mrs
Buchanan Mary mrs
Bysne Susan miss
Byrnc Bridget
Bnrae Ellen
Burke Eta miss
C.
Egu Sarah
, Cold Eliza Il miss
Colby G VI mrs
Cobb, AlSernou mrs
Coloney ] Josephine mrs
Collins Elizabeth 4 mis-:
Colson Emma miss
Cook James 5 mrs
Cook Josepha mrs
Cook George Ii mrs
Cooper Annie l. miss
Cooper Marg 4 mrs
Cooper Josephine miss
CookingtAm L A miss
Conan matilda J
CoHan Francis mrs
Crchan Hannah
EIurse Sarah mrs
Curtis Harvey mrs
Erage ann mtas
C-anston Marg1et
Cuttotin Aliica mrs
D
nippc Katc miss
Dillon Johanna mfs5
IS Doyle Magic miss
1'oi's Julie Z liias
Drisco11 Anne
Dui2an 31iagc: widow
1}.:nan f..at1lri4e mrs
UEycr Alice
Durham W1l S mrs
lsun}app jennie mrs
Is duncan Samuel mrs
Dunn MaTyret miss
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Elliott Sarah miss
Ell:thorne S ] n4is3
r
Flanagan Ellen
Fitzhugh Sally G miss
Foster II Eliza mrs
Foster Jane II miss
Holmes { G mrs
Fo7syih Robert 4 mrs
aiss FoWlc- J mrs
Frost Applina B miss
Frost AArTlct miss
Frcdcndall " mrs
Frazer Lizzie miss
Fuller Samuel mrs
G.
German Bridget mrs
,sa GrisWould Mariette mr
Griggs julia A MISS
Green Mary E
Grant Ellen miss
Grantham Isabella II P
(;Tath A miss
Granger Henry mrs
Granger Margaret mrs
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Warre Mida miss
aldron Marion miss
II arleT ] mrs
Warner Eyra mrs
Watson Eliza mrs
Ward Mury mise
Weidnan Clara miss
Welch Tetisa mrs
WeIch 1etisa n.re
Walch Margaret mrs
We+tcon M s mrs
yelling B miss
Nhitehouse Henry n1r
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Albright Kate mrs
Afford q F mrs
Angle Een9r
Amesbury Anna miss
Andrews Louisa mrs
Barley Lorriua mra
Baker d f mrs
Baldwin Sarah mrs
BAl1entine mrs
Ba=c ON A D mre
Barker Sophrania mis-
Barby easy m1s
Bel II mrs
BEETLES Sugaunah mrs
Ecc6with Julia mrs
Berry Bridget miss
Eened1ct 14ibbic MISC
Bencdict a G mrR
Bell S T mrs
Been Marian m1s
Black burn NJ E miss
Blackburn II A 1nts
liig9er Jane miss
Blllensteiu Meta n1iss
Rlak.: E Il II 11lts
Rfackcrley Louisa 1nrs
Blair Hattie o Mrs
Blc1get Vary " miss
Bonus Eiza mrs
Bond Mary E
Eooth Anna miss
Bovine Lhas mrs
Canter Sarah mrs
Calaghan Joanna mis-
Carcey Howard mrs
Casey Ellen miss
Casey miss
thAtfeld John mrs
Chapron Rosellie mrs
Chase Mary mrs z
Clark mrs
Clement Rachel mrs 3
Claffln Nellie s mrs
Clifford Lydia mrs
Clover n j miss
Clurc II mrs
Clark E mrs
Cole widow
Corel Jane T. mrs
l;oLEL1l Jane miss 2
f'oEc!a!in Kate ulrs
t'uiItit 9 mrs
tlt,HtI.i i!a1s:e miss
ttaiy l.1,Lia mrs
Davis Sarah miss
1}at,iela J !! TETS
Da1!tt6n Cas herinc N:
DAILY 4Anlis 1sl;es
Dayli1l Margaret
Dei;4ssic 5llas tnra
1!e ti::!ye- I.cr mrs
Ue C;cc1 MIry e n1isf
De~uy Eliza ] mrs
nelmora Maggie 7nlse
| dickson E1axahtr j d
| Dickcr1nail E & misa
E1ton S Emrs
E.dGe-.cn II J mrs
| Emerson Mary c
| Farm Mary miss
| Ferguson Nancy mrs
] Fin Sarah A MISS
| Felss::sa C u mrs
Ferguson Carrie miss
| Fitzgerald h1aT
Fitzgerald (iltl.a1c a
| Field II II mss
Fitzgerald Ellen miss
| Fleming mlEs
| Fisler Nina miss
| Fletcher s F mrs
| Fling Il a mrs
| Cannon 4 miss
| Gallagher Ellen Their
| Calvin uonora m1ss
| Glulble Elise miss
1 fiilson c miss
| Gll,ney Ellen miaa
GleteCa Nancy mrs
Gould Matilda miss
Goodrich Z II rnrs
| GoGd1rd Henry mrs
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, 1862-06-16
1261.-"NTGEzRI!: TEE: ARRANGE:
Miehigan Southern and Lake Sk9ra

AID.
notice. Tafas T1a iesVe Gi.cago II soIo7:s: '''e%
- aezS Phz as5 Esps 3sIesps sunday, rs os x,tes.s
ns nsa ssd S,sa Ekasst Eita sa g ~
h3Tafs~ at Adrian with trains for Jacstoa 1t XiEs
a;e 1;5e Junction WITH tzstns los AoIoe sud d
50 FIs dsiiy ferreps satu=tay,, ia Old sncss
Eza E1s E9ad. I'D SS52eStsnz st A.f1.as Junction WA
f7sins aTEiye hon he Kast 1t 1e45A A l. aadur L.
sss Sssas IF hsqha 6asg a. s
GesqH; Fheds1pa;;a Baltmere and 81! Sot9n Eask
TSen easaFs ssht Trar Sle7elano aad taaze
gee s. srS see nUde9 sa sserasa nj AoSsap q II
th9 ha RsEo6 1esnsf & YSa Buren, and shsrn2
Gea1 8ups. Toledo, Q. Gea1 HsEa1 cs. II
MICHIGAN .S!E CENTRAL RAIL
sz1 f5* ESIaHp E2H5S xNp TaE e 6nE5sE EEH Ezu
&c snd after SUNDAY. Nay .th+ 1sss Italne 1esya
rs Great Central unlea Depct foot of 7aka 11eaf Z
s1essza 'iaSss Rsss =; Il Ps9, IS I = 4
3s5g is5g {,:S s$9h j y Y. Ne# Fafz Id F.1- Boz
':o A-fE1Seps satordey9. ssEvss as Detroit q 81
*, = n, New YORK ls:91 T. H. Bosso1
ID II. Iz Ts1 =: a?esd ays eessss =
.;i Gho Il ST: 4 NJ Fast Express; AZ sis z. n Ngaa
coch 5ss: St31 eazee al ers O. $780, s:s esfoasn ~
Rst1ans Fl, =! veltlstors asa ra5 81 81; 81pzesa
RAsaxe Gheckes s = TsreusEEs s:r ajsi:e y .s7sH@
sss g e. IIkss s. sqs r. sals n II Ks.!.oad
I'd sad Dsa5tsE - ssrsetA tuades ths 1ssnoat aoasa5 C
k \. EICE. General Superintendent.
!. v. SITE Western Pass, AE's-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
THE EVENING STAR.
FREDERICK.

SAID CT elderly lady 10 me. ine otne- CAV. slf
could have been in fr,-i.rich when Mcclellan
pc6e IN, should have said, Now LORD, le: thy
servant tl~psrt ina Peae-, ior niise eyes have
-eeb thy salvation. r.f
They married into Frederick, that great Esbel
To deliver FROM tyranny INV Nsrylsnsri
fSt With ,ssnon aud fires 20 make good Their
clrir.
TIE row Tag went p, and the oG faSwen. Gewn,
AmIc ksoei shout ana patriot f-owni
Is@s Nsie' our great banner IN Dust in oUr sight:
oh, t-cthsr>, rem; rnecr i~ir the next ghti
Tie ta.n shut their tee.h, snG the women their
DOOR.
And % en- Tor days did they ssoutly behave them.
Arc cali ca their q Cd sne Mcclellan 20 saw" theH' |!
They marched into Frederick. Mcclellan rsde by.
AEd tkGt town seemed but enc heart, one thoUg &c
and ono
Au nses With proud love . n the man who hsd come
with II. brave hearted ARMY 70 rescue th.ir hom-.
The 90 fsg came out I;s defender wss there.
He ~hom the, hsd called in that desperate
payer;
who rouk make that srest Rebel host s;aG 70 re-
LrI ~ IL sLe Of '',n, Msry;and's', dust from it's
tt. L. .isit Bn fort til 90 IN one a.. fe1;,
Tls women brought flowers. the children brought
RE youDg. What was dssrest-,neir smiles and
IRE ora, 9sat twas vas tea-es,-the:r e!osuen. tea-s.
Right. right ;hsn % womsni Those OIL Bile words
Are The fttiBs expression ,r feelings th.t stirred
Tbc-s hearts that went out their best homage 70
To ea. that rsh"l out with Mcclellan ti,st
Rsliiriore, September q. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
The 0rlesn. Dynasty i'm the Field

LriTEB FRoH TIP Count DE PARIS TO GEN.
SICkLES.
C1AREYOST, Sept. II, ISS2-My ILar Gener-
- haN. just read the letter you wrote 20 The
New York Times in answer TO the misrepre-
sensations circulated about our IL par ure from
America. and hasten 20 thank you for having
taken TIP the pen under The circumStan Css
Although We are accustomed to ealUmny, and
esspise IL. nevertheless IL is very gratifying 10
see the facts pat i'm the true light aud our siua-
sd. especially by a member Of the army with
" hose Gestinies we We're associated during
rearfy year.
We shall always remember that campaign
with the Army of the Potomac aS one of the
best and most interesting epOIhs OF our youth.
IL is with regret that We left ouf cOmpanicns
IN arms, and nothing can no more valuable to
Us than such testimonials OF remembrance and
esteem. InPed not add shat our hearty wishes
SIN accompany thPm; that the distance has
only strengthened the interest We take liz the
success Of rhe great cause for which we ha We
fought together. Depend upon II, however
ASncrant and prejudice may be th. public az
large there still on this side of th. Atlantic
some hearts who follow with emotion the
struggle OF a great and free nation fer her III
S5ituTloflS, and who cannot believe ia the ulti-
r2ate success of thee of adeludedminority
to establish a new community whose corner
stone SHAH be so odlOns, 20 dangerous and 80
pre-arIoGS an Institution that OF slavery
Before ending this letter ifor the bad English
81 which / must apOiOgizP.l let me still raII
yoU- my dear General how glad should he
20 shake hand again with yOu, and 10 talk
NCe more with you of Your Winteruueriprs in
khat wild corner OF Maryland. or OF The summer
Gays whrn yonr tent was pitched on the field
c. BATH at Fair Oaks.
Gec you, my dear General, 10 believe me
always very truly yours,
LOUIS PmILLIPPE DORLEASs.
ComJe tie Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
DR.. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
FOB LIVER COMPLAINT. BILLIoUsNIse

There has never been a catkdrfic medicine offered
to Ne IpsNs is that hSs Sssn sush epsre satsaesn
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly inns-
cent, and can be aksn BY the most tender infant;
secretons, Acid or Impure, Feted Matter from tho
stomsch In fact they are the only pills tAas
Stomach or Bowels, though very active and search
items Of the Liver ana Kidneys. Who win suffer
from BilliSnsness, Hesdaehe and iopl stonseh.
them constantly on hand; q single dose, taken in
season, may prevent hours day., and Tonths q
Pills; Take no other. Being coated, they are
tasteless: Price snly q cents Per boz, and can 30
J. n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine Sta, 81. Louis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
II r. i L 8 Z VI A r.

Proeoed by Royal Listers Patent of Faslund, and
secHIed by the Seals Of the Ecols de Pharmacie do
Paris and the InlpeT iGt College o Aediciae Vienna
TRIESEMAR Mol
Is the eTectual remedy for RELAXATION, SPER-
MAToKRHGA AND EXHAUSTION OF THE
SYSTEM.
TRIESEMAR No. 2
completely and entirely eradicates all traces OF
those disorders for which Copaiva and Cubebs have
generally beea though antidote, TO the ruin Of
the health of q vast portion of the population.
TRIESEMAR No 8,
Is the great and remedy of the civilized world
for all impurities of the system well as secondary
symptoms, obviatrg the destructive of Mer-
curry, well other deleterious ingredients and
which all the Sarsaparilla in the world cannot
remove. TRIESENAR Nos. I, Q and 3 are alike
devoid Of taste smell and of all nauseatRg quail
tiles. They are in the form of lozenge and may
lie on the toilet table without their use being sus-
pected.
Sold in tin cases at SO each, or four SO cases in
one for SO. and in 81 cases, thus saving So as
administered by Falpean, LalleHand, Roax, Nc,
&c. Wholesale and retail by DIR. II. a. BARROW,
1914, Bleeeker street, flour doors from Mac Douga1
street } New York. Immediately on receipt of re-
mittance, DIR. Barrow will forward Triesemar TO any
part of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according TO the Instructions of the writer.
Published also by DR.. BARROW, that popular
snd beautifully illustrated medical work. Human
Fralty. Price Is cents. -Triesemar and Book can
DC obtained bX special authority from 8. c. FORD,
Washington, ID. G. de l2-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
GAS FITTING, &c.

WN. T. DOVE l. co.
ARE Vow prepared 80 execute any orders with
which they nay be favored in The
PLUMBING, aAs, OR sIEAN FITTING BCsI-
~ Store on Ninth street. few doors rsrth ss
Psnnsy iv spia avenue. where may % found . COM
rlete assortment ofCHASDELIERS and other JAS
sTBAM and WATER FIXTURES. jan7-ly
w GiS FIXTURES
w Have in stere, ana are daily receiving. AS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and finish perior in style 70 anything heretofore
offered In this market
We invite citizens generally TO call and examine
Cur stock Of As and WATER FIXTURES feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock in
Washington.
~.An Work In the above line intrusted to cur
care viii be prom pity attended TO.
mar5-u MYERS q McGHAN, $40 ID street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
/ CARD TO THE LADIES
DIR DUPONCOy

GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,
bfaNitc in correcting, regulating AID remoriag al
distractions, from tohaitreT cause, AID
ARRAYS successful as a prersntice.
=, The above Pills have now been in use for over
thirty years and in no case, where the directions
have been correctly followed have these pills failed
to give most decided satisfaction. Read the follow
ing certificate from of the first ladies' of Utica
Y who called upon my agents in that city, Mr..
VIM. Bristol &c; - and told them. that she of
course did not wish Der name to be made public but
u any one should dosbt the troHdsrful ecacy of Dr.
Duponco's Golden Pills, they might refer any lady
10 her as she considered II dsig as tcea as Plea
to reIsts h1 kaolcdss Of their eficscy as sdminis
She was fast going into consum ption-had taken
eold-nature become DISTRACTED. Ttro boxes ofthsss
robust health: More and stronger proof might be
given. These pills are also . certain cure for
Sold Wholesale and Retail in Washington BY 2.
q q sslss. .SG
avenue; g. D. WAITE, corner 7th street and Louis
lana avenue; and at MILBURN's 8, west 18th, near
Pa; avenue Ladies, bY sending 81 to either the
have the Pills to any part of the country CONT
SsorSeses W PEEf A sfE " AieSandr i
BROWN BROTHER, Baltimore; 8. s. HANCE,
HALL RU6kEL, SIS Green street, New York.
General Wholesale Agents.
n. B. Look out fer Counterfeits. Buy no Golden
Howe. All others are base Imposition and unsafe;
value your lives and health Ito say
nothing OF being humbugged ont OF your money!
buy only those who show the signature OF !, ID:
on account of the Pills being counterfeited. The
eysGp agent and they Sts viii ten you they
N s. D. HOWE, Sole PrSprietor,
ty2 ~, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
DIR. ]. II. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REMEDY IN THE woRLpi
and the
MOST DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL coz
DIAL EVER TAKENI


The Thousands upon thousands who are daily
using McLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.
certify that 1T is absolutely infsli bic remedy for
rating and inyigorsting the shattered and dis
eased system, purifying and enriching the Blood
rest0ri H the sick, suffering invalid to HEALTH
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
IL viii cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Diar-
rhoa, Dysentery, Headache, Depression of Spirits
Fever and AgHe, Inward feyer, Bad Breath OF any
oIsease Of the Liver; Stomach or Bowels.
$780, G sId T DO you wish to be Healthy,
81 Ladies' dc You want the Bloom OF Health 70
get MeLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDiIL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER. Delay not moment !:
IL is warranted 70 give satisfaction twill any
disease of the Kidneys, Womb or Bladder; Faint
ing, Distracted Menstrustion. Falling of the Womb
Barrenness or any disease arising from Chronic OK
Nervous Debility. it is an infsllible Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN.
Do you want your delicate, sickly, puny Children
McLEANis STRENGTHENING CORDIAL. 1see
the directions each bottle IL is delicious 10 take
One tablespoonful, taken every morning
lasting, IS q sure preventive against Chills and
Fever, Yellow Fever, Cholera or any prevailing
- CAUTION beware or Druggists and Deal
ers who may try TO palm upon you bottle Of Bitters
or sarsaparilla, (which they can buy cheapl By
saying II is just as good There even men base
enough to steal part of my name TO dub their ctls
Ei1sinous compounded Ask Ger DR.. J. III. McLesnb
STRENGTHENING Cordial and Blood Purifier Take
nothing else. 1t is the only remedy that viii
Purify your Blood thoroughly, and. at the same
ton. II is put mp in Large Bottles-Sl per bette
~ ''A D DR.. j. Il MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine SITS. st. Louis, No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
DIR. y. III. MeLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL
80 LtNIMENT. ST.
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN The WORLD ron
-. - MAN Or BEAST - 4. -


Thousands of human beings have been saved q
life Of decrepitude and misery by the use Of this
invaluable Liniment. IL will relieve Pain almost
instantsneously, and it will cleanse purity and
heal the foulest Sore in an incredible short time,
McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMEST wiz
relieve the most inveterste cases Of Rheumatism,
Gsut, or Neuralgia. For Paralysis, Oontrscted
Muscles, Stiffness or Weakness In the yoints Mus
eles or Lisaments, it will never fail Two applicA-
tons viii cure Sore Throat, Headache or karaehe.
For Burns or Scalds or any Pain AZ u an infsllibls
remedy Try it, and you viii md IL bic
remedy. Keep il slvays on hand.
Planters, Farmers. any one having charge
horses will save money by using McIsanis y0lcapfe
Oil Eminent II is speedy and infallible Gu re- for
Calls, Sprains, Chafss, swelling, LAmeness, SoreG
Wounds, Scratches, or any external disease Try
il, and Sou will be convinced. ~ y =
DR.. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
mssm G. sIorT. Agent. wsss IL. Sn. p nS.
FIgaTiNs MADE RAsY-By Col Jebs, Len.
Camp and MARKEDLY Capt Grafton; 70 cepts.. .,
Napoleon g Maxims Of War 30 cents, -.
Mahan Out; Pest psty 20 cents, ---,
Lendys Msxims Of War; rs cents
bugeana-InstrucGonsR rntiaue pour Les troupss e1
Asends d Fiat Major, Paris; q %,
Familiar Lectures-by field o6leer, London
Gensra Lowell on outpoSts, Psrols, &c. g. cents,
lie Pery ;i ds lJnfAnteris Losers en- eampAsSs;
strstsgsms: MIfisiiss ct rus.es de eusrrs, Psris
sell FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
MEDICINES.
nR. JoHNsrSS.NSt,xos.

FOR ALL DISEASES or xPRUpxScn
LIT no FALSE DELfcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
CURE f hksf okE e f " IS SA ifPefh' Ii
ws.kness in tire Bseh structures. Affections %
5000, a asa sisdSs, Lnvoiss t..y D,ssssfkss
FEY Ssn Snnrus'sa q
the hssrS; Lo~ pitt: Timidity, Trenahnss, Dim.
Tsro. Ns;s SIP Is.e..sss s 81 TIE .' Lssss,
ss.mssh; or terrible disorder. srsin
f s.so, s., ss ..aF in
Vice. That dreadful and de.;ruetiTe habit ~ssek
Yosns aen Of the most sIaItea talents ana sriisss
.nss ssns.e % sh fss u
eryskea 70 eestacy tie living .yre. may can win
MARRIED PERSONS. or Young Men eontem
sss ss.t Storm ' a .,:.s;
H II ss tn. S
A ofsfck Ns rsy FTP es h q
left hand side going from Baltimore street . ft1
doers from the corner Pail not 70 oeserys nsns
stamp.
graduate from enc Of the most eminent Collie ses iH
The ssif Is tHs he ss1: Ne
Phi and .iserLsre h.. effected some Of
many troubled with ringing in the hesd and ..rs
.hsn ss,eep; great ssrssu,n.ss being sisrmsd AZ
attended sometimes with deransenent Of mind
were cured immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. ..-
.sVea S certain pTseee IN Sen .ens
hssi, frequently Learned from syl cempsssens, or
ipsgessssiSle and dsstroy. both mind and body.
Those sse some q tSs Sad xnd melancholy effects
Back and limbs Pains G 10 ts. Head 6mnsss
Of Sight Loss of Muscular Power, Pslpitsten Of the
ks5FSs. eses
sIWTPStsTT.s q GonsSm Psiog a. ,..-
much to ks dreaded q Ss@ers. cen sa
f tGfes s EE .
ISSgRy efs sIs sHns q The evils produced
losing their sisor, becoming weak, pale, nervous
the eyes, cough or symptoms OF consumption.
DISEASES OF IMPRUDEYcB.
pleasure ne ds Ss ana ycssry Of
seo Sss, a. deter. R Si
' Alone S% hs shs
neape u eSrs es s pssanss2
stance, keep him trins month after month, or 40
ZEE ruined e. n sne a
hs Calling diss ppointlnent; or by the use Of that
symptoms of this terrible disease such as Affection
of the Heart, Throat, Head Skin Sc progressing
with friEhtf.l rapidty. till death puts period To
HE dreadful suferings by sending him 10 that I'M
discovered country from whose bourne Ne traveller
DIR. JOHNsTONs REMEDY For ORGANIC
WEAKNESS ASs IMPoTENCY.
BY this great and importaI: remedy weakness OF
the organs speedily cured and Li restored.
Thousands OF the most nervous and debilitated,
who had lost all hope, have been Immediately re.
Heved.
An iulpediments TO Marriage, Physical OF Mental
Diseuali6cations, Loss of Provocative Power. Ner-
vous ITritsbiEty, Trembling. Weakness or Exhaus-
tion Of the most fearful kind speedily cured.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured at this institu-
ton within the last seventeen years and the M
merous important Surgical operations performed
by DR.. Johnston, Witnessed by the reporters Of
papers and many other persons, notices Of which
have appeared again and again before the public,
besides his standing as q gentleman of character
and responsibility, q sutieient guarantee TO the
afflicted. no lo-6ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
>TRAvELERS' DIRECTORY.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA0.
a., - 2a 80
PASSENGER rRAINe FROM WASHINGTON.
Or #; Hai FL siEsstaa II: HHKs fs '
WARRINGTON. BAff fisfeRR AND THE WEST
FIVE DAILY THINE IA Iss = sS!ssss AND
TWO DAILY 5 ysi KS hi hfTx %E.E WASHING
ON susDa,ss T ssS II Esf fHH T r.
at Wellington jenciion Relay nth Che n.aimore
and ohis Railroad Tor all points West az 'o'os' RAGS
sr RMf Fri 6 Fiji iir and NEW ronx-L..v.
For HSS2f "a %.ssi%siIl
and Stations s!ons the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
leave wsshIg;on st ~ 6. IN. and .. M,
and ON Sundays ats p. No.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
n, baltimore SIS p. 70. Arrive st Washington 30
Lea,. New York at 60. NJ. Phil.d.lphia %
Pm, Baltimore @ysa .. 70. Arrive at Wsshinston
Leave New York at rIp. m Philsd.,phia ssh
m, Baltimore 40 a. m. Arrive At Washington
Local Accommodation Trains leave baltimore at
10 g. m. and p m, for Washington arrive there
On Sundays at 1 81 and 7.4o q. m. only from Bslti-
more =
FL No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Bslt
more or Washington.
Passenger; leaving Washington at 7,H.; m. and
make connections st Wsshinsto ton Junction Relay
with Trains the Baltimoreand Ohio Railroad for
all points West OF the Ohio River and for ali points
along the line OF the Baltimore and Ohio road, in
Ms ryland and Virginia
Trains leave Arrspoiis for Baltimore and WISH
ington daily, EXCEPT Sundays, at 5.45 O. m and so
2. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at a. m. :,
il q. m, and 2. N. and Baltimore at 4.5o and 30
Washin gton functions. .
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation
Trains only. W. P. SMITH,
m T-tfr Master of Tram portation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09

MOURNING DRESS GOODS AND SUAWIs
kVl an all the modern and old standard fabrics, Nc
name among the new fabrics Grape Cloth" and
Turin ClOth.o
e. new supplies daily
one price only, ne AERIAL tasA ralss, marked il
An inspection Of stock incurs no bligstion to
p0rchSSe. PERRY Il BRO,
Fem. avenue and 9th street
oc<P Perry Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09

CALICO PRINTISG--A correspondent of the
tINeis1nd Herald writes OF q visit 10 the Calico
Works ~ Lowell, Massachusetts: 1.-THE white
clOti-lCOlSing like the lighter grades OF sheeting
comes IN from the looms, Il run rapidly
through machine which shears with sharp
blades. and singes with flames of burning gas
and - turned out with smooth surface 10 re-
eelYe the print or figure for the calico. Six
hundred pieces OF this cloth are seyyed together
at the ends making string fifty Thousand
feet IN length; and this is run slowly rapidly,
gradually, topsy-turyy. and by Jerks, through,
over, under. between bars, bolts, tubs, watts,
cog and eN lndeTs; mixed mp with lime, soda,
aspialtum, gum arabic, mordant, fly extract
or perfume. hydroscatis acid, until IL comes
out at The other end as white a the driven
snow. II now receives the impress ion or print
OF ats eolors from number OF different copper
roiierS-some prints requiring as many As
seven different rollers 10 perfect the pattern
And now comes 10 this, the most difficult part
or inc PERFORMANCES 10 understand. The white
einu has suddenly become calico, having end
fss variety of figures. styles and colors
but great care Is taken that il does not come in
contact Win water, inaSmuch as the coiors
would thus all wash together and OIL. IL is now
run through heated oven so hot that potatoes
VIII bake in few minutes-and then goes
"kersouSs" into large vat of boiling madCleri
Ihis instead of making IL all red. as would
naturally be supposed, merely sets all of ths.
Other shades Of color. tits now washed in hot
-lnd cold water, IN soap, bran, indigo and other
hNingS, and the white spots OF the calico are
clear and spotless, while all Of the crlors stand
out IN bold relief.