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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

LoxAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale aod Porter Brands. Vaults. corner Of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brevsd for nursing Ia.
dies and tnvalids; and agent for the Ssvsren
Brewery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

OUR IlcKr1.-We present IN excel.
'eo' uees' to the voters Of this city this morn.
.ns. We need not slluds 10 them separately.
for there IL not man anon. them ,ho :. -.
worthy OF hearty support. Vote the .tr.ipbt
democratic ticket.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

CoRRECr1oN.-The balance of funds
In the hands Of the Soldiers' Aid Finance
Committee 10 So 90. In oar report yesterday.
the ''$2.0 .0or fell out Of the form after it was
made up-sud bsrcs the mistake.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

Coxr OUT.-No excuses to-day. Get
~ and make rush Tor the polls. Vote the
esmocrst's ticket. and then 90 and get come
oooy slss to do Likewise. Do your duty and
happiness viii follow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

wards. One vote may be the means Of turn
Ing the scale. It 10 important to vote and get
your friends into the same pr,ctice.
SOLDIERS A1D.-We call attention
Of our citizens to the call for . msss meeting
Of the eisizsns on Monday evening. at LeClairs
Hall. We shall cay more concerning it in our
next.
THOMAS DERMoDY Is the man for
City Clerk. Every vote cast for him will be .
good act. His capacity for that position is Of
the highest order. Let us have . competent
Clerk for while.
Human for the democratic ticket
and the election to-day. Do your duty demo.
crate, % that We can hurrah after the election
% we'll - before it. Vote early and vote the
democratic ticket.
Noxs OF THAr!-No scratching tick.
sts. fellow democrats. II you don't like Mr..
so-apd 90. don't eeratch hia name of, for you
don't know how soon you may b called upon
70 run for Office yourself.
LoxAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner Of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brevsd for nursing Ia.
dies and invalids; snd agent for the Ssvsrep
Brewery.
Commemorative balance of funds
In the hands Of the Soldiers' Aid Finance
Committee is So 90. In our report yesterday.
the ':$2.0o" fell out Of the form after it va
made up-sud bsrcs the mistake.
Coxr Our.-No excuses to-day. Get
NJ and make = rush Tor the polls. Vote the
esmoerstis ticket. and then 90 and get soms-
body slss to do likewise. Do your duty and
happiness will follow.
OUR T1cxEr.-We present au excel.
.eo' uesse to the voters Of this city this morn.
Ing. We need not allude 10 them ,ep.r.&.,,
Tor there Is not msa among them Who !. not
worthy Of hearty support. Vote the .tr.iob,
democratic ticket.
Oh Harvey Leonard is on The track
to-day '< Asnhsl. Rseh him through. Civ.
h'ns ysr most sordial-nost energetic ann.
port Vote for him work for him, and ses
ever body to DO the sane thing.
Z. .Hc11oN To.DAY-Thie is, the dav
see We ssasaal charter slsstioo. There 10 o.
excel =: democratic ticket IL the dsld. and
"eey deaeseat y expected 70 DO he daty
ssaeeeshs 4, z +. '-s7a'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

~ oc.IvM. %, Dearborn strset, Chicago q
PER. 7e a e sAt' 80
houNps LA.eDox. lss Randolph street. Chi.
oeeo, axs autherised 20 receive advee4ise~..sef-
TITS paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.
ERIE RAILWAY.
6 647!I!!a5F; aF;%
NEW YORK. BOSTON

Great Brt al Gauge Double Track and 7e'egra
Route, to
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

EO1. Sale.
vTlHE BALANCE OF TIE LIQUORS REMAIN
Ing in the Store known as the Canada i.iquor
Store, will be t
GOLD a 60 . +:
inducements vii, be offered to persons wishing to
purchase. Store three doors below the State Bank,
on Main street.
April LIST. 1862. div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

Noxs OF THAr!-No scratching tick.
sts. fellow democrats. II you don't like Mr..
so-apd 90. don't eerstch his name of, for you
don't know how soon you may BE- called upon
70 run for Office yourself.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

THOMAS DERMoDY Is the man for
City Clerk. Every vote cast for him will be .
good act. His capacity for that position 10 Of
the highsst order. Let 10 have competent
Clerk for Q while.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

Pssbl(c Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATIWlLL
~ not pey any debts contracted BY any person
persons excepting myself.
March 80, 1862. ~.
mh3l-tN - 4pnrrm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

.yOiiee.
A TRUNK HAS BEEN LEFT AT THE
IA Mississippi House. The owner can have tie
same BY proving property and paying charges.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

A Word TO FoaE1oN BoRx C1r1.
zESs-Ths Republicans have made arrange
ments to gain their point in the doubtful
Ward'. BY challenging the sosss of adopted e;ti-
ss"s. hoping to keep them from voting. Have
your "papsrs" ready. and put in your votes
every time. Remember this.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

HuRRAu for the democratic ticket
and the election to-day. Do your duty demo.
ersts. 20 that We can hurrsh after the election
% we'll - before it. Vote early and vote the
democratic ticket.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

PERsoNAL.-Our friend, Horatio G..
Baroer. Quartermas:er of the Iowa 18th in.
fantry. arrived home night before last. He
has been obliged to send in his resignation on
account Of biz very poor health. he vas far
from being healthy man when be left, and
the rough life of the camp 10 evidently too
hsed upon him. We hope he will speedily
eecuperate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-05

SOLDIERS A1D.-We call attention
Of our citizens to the call for mass meeting
Of the eisizsns on Monday evening. at LeClairs
Hall. We shall cay more concerning it in our
mart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25
Start Your Tomatoes.

The following are some very excellent sug-
GestioEs on this topic by a correspondent Of
the New England Farmer:
The tomato is now 80 universally reIished
that Il IS almost superAueus to urge its claims
The FIRST aim should be to get early varieties,
and the yellow plum is among the earliest
and the bes. favored tomato. The large
smooth red il nearly as early, and is a very
good variety. The mex. important item is to
get them started properly before the season for
planting out, and in this there ia often great
failure The best method is TO plant the seeds
In small Cover pots, five or six inches in diam
eter st he top. These have an inch or two of
coarsely broken charcoal placed in the bottom,
and they are then flied with some porous SOIL
that taken from an old ho,-bed is good, or we'll
decOmpcsed muck and sand, with a very littIs
fine manure, or better still, mixture OF one
half each Of leaf mould and good sand, and a
few seeds planted in each pot, and the pots
placed IN the windows close to the glass
When the plants are up strong, thin them out
with pair OF scissors as often as there is the
least appearance of erow6ing, taking care to
leave the best plants until all but one are cut
out, one near the center Of the got being pre-
ferred. Water is supplied in sufficient GUAM
tity so ss to prevent any withering, but do not
keep the soil very wet. The time for planting
Is usually about the FIRST Of March but if plant.
ed In April, they will do much better than out
door plants. a few Of these, for very early
fruit, are planted in a slight hot bed, late in
April, and when danger from frost Is passed
the glass is removed. The remainder are
planted IN open ground as soon as il can safely
be done. The bes. and most productive plants
last year were planted out in grounds prepar-
ed for melons, by plswing into a strong loan a
liberal dressing of sand and manure, and then
preparing hills by mixing three shovelsful of
horse and hog manure with plenty of sand and
loam-tne hill when finished being raised a
fc" inches. When l wish to remove the plant
frem the Pot placo one hsnd over the surface,
with the plant of course between the fingers,
and inVert il, reppirg the pot slightly A
little exposure TO the outdoor air during the
middle of day, however, for few days previ-
Ous to planting out is beneficial. The first
fruit which riPens shcGid always be saved for
seed, and If two or more varieties are cult
waited they should be planted rs far apart as
Convenient, In order to prevent mixing. II
trained on tho sunny side Of building or
fence, the fruit will be sweeter as we'll as ear
Ier. An abundant supply of sand in the soil
also produces similar effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25
WRITTEN FOR THE DOLLAR WEEKLY STAR.
FAMILIAR LETTERS-Ne.

DEAR Soy:-It has been long time since l
troubled you with my imperfect scribblings.
l am too old 20 write much; but as you are
about TO turn farmer, have concluded, with
the editors permission, to address few let
tiers to you through the farmers column Of
the Star. L know, John, that you read a
great deal, and that you try to apply what
you read; bat, then what is written about
farmers and farming is generally written in
such scho!astic and theoretical style that it
tends to bewilder the mind Of the farmer.
The day is coming that will employ the expo
rience of old farmers in giving instructions
to the yorsrg. We live in an age of progress.
but VIC cannot change the laws of Nature nor
avert the DEGREES Of Providence. We can i'm
prove orr lands, Oar implements, our fruits,
our seeds snd our stock, but we cannot hasten
"seed time and harvest " We are advancing
in some rsspscts-this age of improvement il
lifting heavy burdens from the shoulders Of
the sun-buTnt farmer. You must be careful,
however, or these labOr-saying machines will
ca; Up their own profits.
do not wish to find fault with what has
been said and written; only wish to add my
AAAtS ~ II. Al lelkcEs L s09ll euQtAfOE
to give you the benefit of my experience in
matters pertaining to rural economy. 1 am
sorry that / have neglected this go long-in
these hard times every lover of his country
ought 10 be doing something toward starting
the legal States in independent living. Every
man who can work should be doing something
IN the field or the shop. Every foot of ground
should be used to the best advantage. Let
every farmer be on the alert. Take care of
the lambs-at the end of four months take
them from the ewes; put them in good pas
tUre- Take your stock of the meadows A
great many writers say that it does no harm
10 pasture MEADOW lands in the spring; but I
know better Never permit your stock to run
on your meadows or summer pasture lands
later than the middle OF April Sow fiax-if
you desire good strong fax, SOW a busbel of
seed on half acre of good ground If you
desire lice fine fax, sow the same quantity of
seed on half the quantity of poorer ground
Flax ought to be sowed in April My page lie
full. More hereafseI. OLD MAs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25
II II lie % EMAR

- - - - - - k3k4 "a.
Pysssefsd By Royal Letters Patsxs of Esylaax
sad ssexfsd ~ tAs SEALS of tls Eeols dc Pka,
ssaen dc Psri:, sad tks IMpsstsI CsIhxs Of
Asdtes~s, yssssA. - >"
TRIEsEMAR No. IS
10 inc ehectsh remedy for RELAXATION, Spxp
nAfokRH0A and EXHAUSTION OF THE SYeTEN.
TRIESEMAR No. 2,
completely and entirely eradicatss Ali trscas of
hQep disorders, Tor which Copaiva And CnbeSs
have generally beon thought an sntldofe. 10 fbs
ruin OF the health OF vsxf portion Of the nopua-
yRIESENAR Nos,
me 9rcA: and sure remedy OF the ctulixed World
LOT al impurities Of ths systsm, A. we'll q sscoad-
s MsSrSIIy 2: YSIl other dsIs:srOus nsrsdlsnts,
remove. TRIIsRMAk Nos. /, and sIe s,,ia ~
yod Of lasts smell. tnd Of an nsuseStIns az
lie On ths toilet table without heir sss bsina nn:
Sold In TN osses .: IS each, or forr q, A. AZ. IN
one Tor ~, and In e5 cases, thus eayfnS a. as
ecministefed by Velpeap, Lallemand, TOM 70
e, WHOLESALE and retail By DIR, III. A. RxS,
kOW, l0A Bleecker street, Il doors from k5ac-
DouEal .strestl. New York. Immedistsir on -
sept Of remittance, DR.. BARROW viii 6oSvsrd
xIescmar % any part Of the world. secureiy
oecksd .Id addressed according 10 the instfuotions
PGb!ishsd Also b. DE-, BARROW, tia. M
sna peeatlra ly illustrated medical woTr 6xSMsr
ErGsy. ffee y cents. Trieseprar And AaoS = ~ An n
= ogs0anea " spSeiai AssAsrity nom 8. D. FORD,
.-.on. y. " dsl9-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25
EVENING STAR.
WRITTEN FoR TEE STAR.
The YANKEE GIRL.

an. IN. hs sud rdns, q cherub thing,
Ar.l pToad = the dstipg sire
I; o see her pluck the buds Of spring,
or play by the winter Gre.
Her golden hair falls thick and fair,
In rssny way curl;
And freshly sleek Ia the rudy check
or the infant Yankee girl.
The years steal on, and day by day
Her native charms expand, t
Tin her round face beams In summer ray,
Like the rose Of her own blest land.
There's music in her laughing tone,
Ard darker shade on the curl
And beauty makes her chosen throne
On the brow Of the Yankee girl.
She 10 tanding now, happy bride,
At the holy altar rail; ..I
w bile the sac ed blush Of maiden pride
Gives tHge to the snowy veil.
Her eye OF Light Is the diamond bright,
Her innocence the pearl;
And these are ever the bridal gems
OF happy Yankee girl. THAD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25
~ SOMETHING NEW! ~ ~
~tA9oK1AfIsY DIscovHIY sys8& fnA
q, "a, n AsI! VA

=, O1S1EkS STEAMED
In ne 6heli AID Thoroughly Cooked (far Gsrsfier
- rcess) IN tee sssssfss, tks JestsJi
sSaks 60 SsseYS. Call ana SIS
yhe lrserngned respectfully ipforms hIs friends
U the District, and visitors TO tho osJ that he as
f &C. hf oLD spS wxIL-xEows fsTiILIsEksrI
~ mort tnoroagh ESuneT, and has made con-
piete Arrangements TO furnish OYSTERS in sry
style And IN any Susntity. zoo to so gallons
put uD daily-eans hermetiosily sealed. FsrnlsSsS
In the shell by the buEhel or Barrel -
-. rer;3ns WISHING to haye Oysters furnished regs-
without fear Of failure, .hosid esll and make sr,
xnxspenn q ones. Freight, Tins, snd none,
suil to the essbra:sd Bsihms-s esss biiasm
1t prices last % lov.
TO ss1LEae. ~-ar B. .
s.rsvbsrriss. Tomstoss. Pis;' Feet, fms, so.
SSs:,Sc: Also, Pickles, CsspI, Ss.ces, Brandy
ties, Isrrs1lns, Fresh LObstsrs. God, HAlitat, &s,
In not every thlrg for Gale in the Nor.he IN inIr"
tGss siIrsy va On hand, .t reisopabls prices
ivered WITHOUT charge any rsIt Of the District,
Ia SEASON, the money Is sont with tbs order.
MY establishmenti 10 open from 8 q. m. TO II #
ixht, every daJ, except SUNDAY, when / close q
10 O'Clock q. n. ~
hft I'm. HARVEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25

kFPLf uMnEDIARELY,
4 ssKs ElRRzFrED, OK NO c6x1sI,
IN FR0A oNB TO TWO DAYS.
ws.h.s.. q ne ssst. s,nsssrs., Ar.su... q n. E4
asys and Eaadst .vssaasy pisssasrss I'm p.s.sy sss
ri id D Y. :sn &c.,; .s1S. &c. ss,
s. :SSsYss.. pEa. ?. sf.,. siddns. Disease = e
.ss q r..nl: D.s:s: .s =: ~ s g.
tasy hssn Of ysstssss Dsssdfsl .sd Dssussars Prss
Yea s vsiss i:se'' h'aSs iHPssis, tsd sssvsy sso
dat ersadl ssd asssssu,s sast vssl s.s ssiIy ,v.ss
an sntmsly hsussnds Of Yssrf Mas e sAs nsst
AVE- @ s..naa 81. s e. Isss ::;, 4.
sshss :, v.hsd V ssssasy he uvias lyrs nag can VIA
MARRIAGE.
HAHIls fhkssss, 81 Yssnf Ass ssatsa y,sk,sG 2as-
sssri.. a.. ta, ,,,.s s'.a''s' ''fsais dsv
Ne vh. s;.s.i himself sndr The s.,s q D. J. nay rsis
REV ,.sa III. ,a M !, . ssaas.sa saa ssssessy
OFFICE Ne. : SOUTH FREDERICK sr.
s ..a. s.s ne" s'., .::
mat Be paid szd ssatais q stanS.
Oh. JOHNSTON,
=. s,s us Hsyu CsI.gs Of ssErssas, ksadsa, rsds
:. ssi ."s:sf PR e me;
has sfsetsa de nsss sstsuiss5s ..,s. 80
svss fnsyn. many ussslsd With nngnf IN Ss Had sse
sudden ..sus. s:sn.:. via .o..s, sss.s .,s:
:sn.snss vtA ds,sass Of sind vsrs ssssd i..s.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Nss snd sts.n yhs have Injured ,hsnssl.ss by
vLi:s ashty sS .1.a sh:s .s.sS. end -. .s,.s
:ay sb..id .ps, iss.s. . and destroys ''A -i't .'d
rss.s AZ. ,.ns 81 pad ana ns.sA.y ss.s yr.d.sss
Limbs. Pain, in he Had Hnn.n aslss, L.. :, Hs,ss s
s,!iy D;.sns g q. Ds..i.s Fsasu.ss a..ss.i
}yHR.39; q ,. c:ss19R;s &C.
drssdsdisss Of Mssry Csnfs,ieo n isss,
sss L.'s Of ssi:sds. Tirsidy, ss, q de evils
EkRyess brsILrrT.-ykssslss a. .,v MAR. vh,t,
aesh ds.tnlHS ssslta, lss;n1 sss.r ugss, Sssss-
vs.h psis nsr'sss and smsests k,vtas q sln ruiaf
lSssraAss ssss The eyer. sssCt synSsns q ssssssI
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCB.
Essn ias and nPrsdsn vs.ry Of TAD
10 srs stsd rssds Of his painful dis,.ss ss San
ftsn, th.i an ifEsd dread Of desvsry
am .a. s:.. ,s: ' isss.s. =; =.
:; SaS a.fnnI II.t.nes. yh. S.s.
,isr psntS, q, a. s.r =, a.. .as.. e. a.. ~
ainsd and In despair leave lin vi ruined hsslA % ,ls
y: q y .: =, :, n. s:,
tsLrts dssss sseh Afsstsns hs Hssr YHs.st Gssa
., , ss s'.f,:.f .iss >. W deaf. Is1s
sIss'srsd sssasy frsa vhsss sslrss mum
Ok. JOHNSONS RSMEDy FOB CEGIhN
WEAKNESS AND LMROrENC1.
-. :i..dny s.r.a .nd ~, Isss.Isd rSss.ssss ..
seal ssIrsss ssd dsss,tsd vH had .st .i asSs ss,s
Al !.s.diasl, !. hsns.Ts, Yaysss. - Mental p.s,.
ke,aasI hst, g fssssssTs Power Esrvsus IryitaSli,y
,.a S.a M,ssssss % Exsasstsa u ne fss,S
sNDORSEMEH7 OF iRE PRESS.
fn- NAY fzsstLss ssrsa a. al, irsti,.s. v,tAt,
cal .ps,.u... psIs..s.a y Dr. i.Sl... Va :n.s
seperer 81 The ysysr ssa May shsr Isrsu, pedsts 4
dss n, ..sair :. s,.u.s.s 8 a. s.s. ss s,sss =:
s-HE, Z sNAsssi fraSssws 70 he sAistsd- lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.


NOTICE
CHANGE OF no YRS.
On AND AFTER "WEDNESDAY, APRIL =, 1862,
THE PassxNsx1 sHAiKs HIrwKEs
WARRINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND
$50 The WEST
WIN run rs foilovs:
Foe Dsily TSaiss Asstss at and Depart fsM
s.d 100 .. SssdGys.
For PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
For ANNAPoLIs-Lsavs w a.hinr.on q. 7..O
For ri FTIkEBERioK-L..v. Washington at 14O
o. M sA1 Fofk ALI POINTS WEST,
chester, leave washington st 40 ., m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New Yerk at 9. m; Philadelphis lI.So =
H.; baltimore S. p. m. Arrive at Washington 90
Lesye New York at ,. m; Phil.dep hia 10 50 ,.
Baltimore 50 .. m. Arrive At Washington
Leave New York at II pm; Philadelphia. 50 q.
= .; Baltimore 7.4e q. m. Arrive at Washington
t e AecommSd.ti0n Trslps leave Baltimore
OF sunday. ct $50 aud ! % .. m only from B.Iti-
more M e., No Annapolis or Frederick connection,
Passepger Trains Leaving Washington at 40 q,
m. and % ,. m, and Baltimore At Z 40 q. m. and
10 p. n, make Greet connecsions for Annapolis
e me Junction. The 7&o .. n. ooLEeots At r elay
tlnsburs. Winchester, WheennE, ParKersburE,
Tfsins Ieavs Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
inEton at 6 30 =, m. and $40 p: no.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 90 q.
m VI q. aud p NJ, and Baltimore at 50 and 40
. m. and SD p. m win stop Oaly at Ganapoiis
Junction
Wsy Passengers must take the Accommodation
1fGisy only.
w. p. SMITH.
ep2 Master Of Transportation, Bait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25

Tt NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.
q HE Pcst1ast5T General hayinx ordered thl
EAu services bstEeen Washington, K~<zc
s Satnat1rs, and Oid Point tfor:ress sfsss
laoEfoe)so bo resumed, on and Aiterna&1zks2lsE<&s
MONDAY, tho s.n instant the Bar Line of stsc
Il.i gave I Bsiam2re EVERY DAY teroeat san
Soloek ?, M, or Immediately Aiter the xfriysI o.
the Washington Train. which leaves Wsshins los
at az O'Clock ,, m,
II N-u NJ. n. FALLS, Pres't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-25
THE GREAT "AMERICAN REMEDIES,
Known a. HELMBoLDs
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
HFLMBoLDs ExTRLcT "BUcRU,r
sARSAPARILLA
IMPRoTED ROSE WASH.

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
~HI0HLy CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FL UID EITRlcT 3 UcRU,
fontvs and Specific Remsdy
For Diseases OF the BLADDER. EIDNEYs,
skA ri. and DkOPSICAL sW ELLIN6s.
IRIS Medieiae lnoreaseI tbs power OF Digs-
non. and exoites the ABsORBENTs into heal
my action. by which the wATERY or CAL
CAkEoUs dispositions, and ell UNNATURAL
ENGAGEMENTS are roduced, ss well "a
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and 4. good FIR
MEN, WOMEN, OK CHILDREN.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
fAs SksStss., GsieStsi Sad Bs:f Rsaus J,ss Bs,st
,-- HsoFs 90 lls
YEST. NORTH AND NORTHWEST.
go ~ s -

WINTER SCHEDULE.
.r..r. p ..-.r.-.. CHANGE or TI1E.
On and st.er SUNDAY, s4.A. November, Psssss-
sr .rtlns Tul errfvs and depart frsm CslVeT,
Station 6 f0llowa:
TRAINS EolYH Lave
buffalo Express ,. m.
PAXTON Accommodation ,. m.
PltsbaTs and Hsrrie burg Express 80 D. u
TRAINS SoUTH hRRIyI
PARTON Accommodation st 3. "a
b1h1lo EXpross 40 q. N.
Pitts5urG and Harrisburg Express Pm.
Mail $50 IN.
The q. "a. rain from Washinx.sn oonnects
Win ths 20 9. n. tram from Baltimore for the
Wess And TOT Bufslo, Eimira, Rochester, Dun
6rk, Csnsdaigna And Niagara Fslis, and for New
York city. -
The n .. m. train from Washington connect,
WITH the ?: m. train Gcrl Baltimore to " sgt
north and N orthvest and ElmIra and Baffslo ana
Rochester.
The .. m. tram from wsshlu gton connects viii
ne asp. m tram from Baltimore for Pittsbury
aarrisbufs sid the West and is o direct oonno5-
ZOE Tor Letsron. Eaton Allentown and Nss
YORK via Central Railrosd of Now Jersey. Yr
this roEte for New York.
The only tram lee wing Baltimare OF Ssnds,
osEo and tia West
The only train sTririnr1n Baltimore on Sunday
Ii the 30 O. M. tAin. JAS. G.. CLARKE.
&c 0-iJ Superintendent
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An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of a s,,h,,.,
tirnn.l sna as az injection in Disease. Of lie
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sAosaetw VII accompany fAs naedieists
CERTIFICATES Up CURES,
ffor 10 % yssrs' sraAdisg,
WITH NAnRs KNowsTo
SCIENCE ANDFAME.
For MEDICAL PIoprisnes of BUcHg, sse Die
pensstoy Of the United states.
zee pIois s DEWEE's valuable work. on tie
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tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other INJURIOUS
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