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N9d''eeI' anu nave ptf4ei the dead ieit by
tut ~ Fs,s.s:
Lac ei'.]s's are actively cniistinG IN the
iiil'ie -uafd5' ana 'e'nioFtemehiS are aFFt'-
1iS. W u"h5cF aIpFeAehaed 10 tuis
10y.
ALBANY, 10th.
An enthusiastic war meeting was held
,'efe its' hll'il'' "n'eh was presided over by
'5N' Morgan leSo.utions were adopted
lcoi'.L shi'h5 'he Gaining oil The legislature
= ;,'.'''o' ~ = state 0'ah'y - ~ u re-
eIuiss'
Co., OIL, " AsiliNef9N, i9th'
a 'e',1t'i or''cr mas just oeen issued 'ha'
- =. '''.@''S ~" regiments oi F9tnh teefs'
49,. i.-',s "a ''i'rA are auIn9rAei 10 al-
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at'1.''',',i W. 1,,'','y {, muster ia Re
t''',s r. Wy ''r 'u.'1''t' any recruit al
y. '''i7.'''.'''' I5'ii't oo''ols.y I!,it i'F
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s''a' 80 '.''' al "a ,sss ue.ue'ea ron tue
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enemy been abe 10 place our " estern armies
in a defensive attitude.
| presume | have beea called here to rar-
slle the same system. and to lead you against
the enemy. 1t Is my purpose to Do 50 and
tat speedily, | am sure you long for an
opportunity to win distinction you are capa.-
bic oi achieving. That opportunity shall
endsay1r to give you.
In the meantime aasDre You 10 dismiss
ccrt4in phrases ara sorry to find much in
vogue amongst You. hear constantly OF
taking strong positions AMI holding them. o!
lines Of ret9ett AMI OF bases Of supplies.
1t Us discard Us discard such IDEAS, The
strongest position a soldier should desire n
occupy is one fIom which be can must easily
advance asaiHs. the enemy.
1t Is $50 + the probable lines of retreat
qj YIanent. AMI leave our own % take care
o: i,sA.t. LIT Us lo5k h.iore and not behind
- success and glory are in the advance
di-astar ana shame iark in the rear.
Let Us act on this understanding an! it Is
safe - rrs=iiet that yatr bauner- shall b, ia
scrhci with MANY and glorious deeds and
lh4tyoar nam vii DC dear t. your country
men forever.
tS.zas,lJ J5ax Parr,
u Gen Commanding
WASHINGTON, l4ih.
TIE f-ll7Fi : tazesase Iron the r-osil lent
was delivered u CeuIress today
T.'i.w ci,izans Of the senate and H9usc Of
R~rr seatativas:
Herewith j, the draft OF the lill to c#m
ren,ale any STATE which may abolish ,l.yery
within Is .jzais.. tie passage Of which SUI
,;autillfv rs presented, respectfully ,.ut
earnestly rec n.neHd.
ArRtuAy IdVcofyz
b. il enacted in tie Senate add House II
Representatives # the United States. in
~, srt.ss ass. snHie5l.
Th.tw whenever tha President Of tho Init
al >.at5s >hlI be s..fist.s t.atanv Sat. sll..I5
has. 4l..li-i.s.i s!4Ferv within ana Trough
our ~ucti II te. eitlc. isnussiatcly y s-.,.lt.-
ally. 1t shall 10 lie 3atp If ths Prcsil nj, as
sis;ol ~ the Secretary of the Treasury. to
EIentre and deliver u such state an amount
u q Qer { II. inter St hs4rin- bonds OF the
United >'ates, equal t. the o--rreg't value
Of = r LAD, .: all the slaves WITHIN
SUCH Sslie. = fefsFfei = the '''~us OF /. -.
the Whole an IN; iaT any one state - ~ t.
nT-Ted Mt once 4 tie ahtiiti'n be immediate,
" ia equal annual nS ailments II 1t ia rae
u4i-it,terest t. bezin running on each bond
at the time ct delivery, and not before
And he it further enacted That if any
state having 80 received any such bonds,
s1h.i, az any tiht a.ierWara, ny law, rem
iriduc, Or Tolerate sL1fsry ~i,hin It's limits,
cihtrt iY u the act o. adjustment vi n
winch saeh oansis saail have nern recsiS'1 /,
SAID bonds - reseiAed hY saIl STATE shalt
at once Re nutl a5sd faii, n NA-SJtFeF alll47
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ORDER or ExEsctsEs
Voluntary. Singing Of thc following
hymn



A VOICE ~ THE Mr..
There's a voice in tic air--a still small voice
Md i; comes = oar ear while we play:
In the morning il GENES ths iced Mt the sound.
And at uoon-anl At evening II follows Us round
q Go work in my .neyara ta-lay.
It's tie voice Of ear Father frsm Heaven it comes
And it finds - wherever nc stray
In the cid or the Win to house or the street.
Whether welcome OF not tle salac accent. se meet,
g 10 work II ~ vineyard today
IT'S our Father who eaIls-he call. US in love
Let Is hasten that call laheH;
He has given life. aai taef god we enjoy.
Let u. then for his love al aar eTsr employ
Wen work ia hs vineyard today.
Reading of the Scriptures ~ Rev. y. NJ
Williams,-e3th Palm. Prayer by Rev.
". \. Dur.ee Of Last IreHt n. Singing,
on CtLyARY,s HEi6HT.
On Calv'ry'. he's =, asa..aias sr4ee behold
And !ctlt Ger ee IL!
That love ditiHe aiaHn,
Could t1es sr ~ at.
On Cal, IS heights, "a tsHt.fy 5 heights,
Amazing losc lel4il,
On Caly'ry's heights dsis- saviour pleads,
For rebels latete# les
lie scts the captive trce.
: sau aal her + -.
On Gaiy'rs : hejstts. "a EsIf.H5's Lei. Its,
Au.azinS ieys behold
T. elty'ry /. heights tire fftt'e caalrea bt:r Z;
Permit tbca tacre taciia-,,
Forbid them NJ. lie vic,
OF such my A.as .f.s j..
on Caly rvs heistts, ot #6Fty'gy's lei Ats,
Amazing love b=hes4i
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Gorernor Hass5lru and The STATE Boanty-
an 4araHce u $75 10 Potmieers-Ihs
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4.t,.-...5 c. f,..,..,. he t,.,,,-, ONO.
-',,. mn, IL j.-, . =. . 10 - ~ = '
About -oo lalieal9 arc III 'la oac7' PIX ~,
f,tav;n,, Fosfern soldiers are there {. X.
Fisher. ist Me. feyer-James Smith and NJ.
,l.-,,.i. "a Me. wouaded-J. IL. Durgiu sd
Me.
Wv y,,r It.b
Tho steamer R.ltie bns arTiys5 ana landed
hor ~ 3 5.'@ pr;. ne ,,', ut Fort DrL,ware
5 s.e1m cam lac arrly,d from FORTRESS Mon
roc $50, S.,tnra, W
e,c,aar fr;cv.,n from Port ROYAL loth
has arrfyea viii la siek and wounded SOL.
9Iers al., Tie bod Of Col. Perry.
stf,,u,s.,in t'fv II New York from Liver
,aoI ~ and Queenstown 81. las ar.i,cI.-
h,.,gs anf,eir.tra.
Amopg arrivals pr Ericsson are thp fo'-
lawjnt. j. /. S,{arc. 7th Me 5. u. Ch.sa
C.s. Stwyer and NJ. T. White, Sth Ne,
aud j. pclon, oh Me.
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iaPsa7iag M0sagra q Conf 1ati0n -Rl1aor-
81 Pfsd,ahat t,lJ---Bart AZ Charges
IN thg Catmsf.
INV YeEK, 10th.
The Tins Washington despatch saws the
Pfeslien; has been all day ensa.esi in writ
iag i message on the cpnli5cati0n bill, which
it Is rum1rel he Will veto.
The T,asfae' $ i siAtch thinks h. will sign
tue bill b4t his message WI recommend 4
supplemental bill - remedy certain defects
ii the original one.
The itMes states that there are rumors
Which are credited o. cabinet changes.
The r fly Of tn Border Stats. RepHesen-
tati8as = tae Prrsi. ut Is withheld, waiting
his action "a thg c}nGsctti9n bill.
Il IS stated Mcssrr- Fisher, B!4r, Casey.
MI an Maynard, favor the emancipation
scheme, bat the otL,r- al arr7ss il.
WAsHtssTaS. l5th.
The e9aGseati9H III! is Mt returned Il
/ GaHsHes, ".ta the Presidents approval. |.
l. zeli raliY thought lis r-,!acst Tor tae pro-
f lonsali.n n. tAe -e-silnA ilas reference =
t.i.,t measure. ILc.c is some A.s..aney in
siknlne tic at.
There is a report cjrrua.in- today that
the resilient as l-,l ,r.u, a satA laa-sesc,
whit an}t.er ram y among politicians is
tbat he vii support We}Et.sati9Hs Of the
i bill. l. either c.,e th.f. il Ia doubt. iadz-
/ ias tim tie lars' m4jegities ~ which It
+ pass i, twa-ihit!- in the S=nate and nearly
- IN tn ll7usc. tina, Congress wiz not adj
i12arn without sceuria; 4 lac4s0ze OF that
+ character.
WASHINGTON, 18th.
Tie Border States r rresyatatly. today
] ffts
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NASHVILLE. lIth

One Of IIswitt's battery, who apel from
Nurfreesbara, reports that the battery AMI
the Sd MINI STA rad sarreui red Colonel
Dadiell Wa7 MORALLY wounded. Gen + \.
Cliltcnt!en, Of Indiana. is prisoner.
An escaped pris tucr reports the LIST. . J.,
ami -ith &c ,r.5la regiments, tie lst Kentucky
regiment. the TeAan Rangers, AMI l1u0
mounted infantry, under command Of Forest
and Walner-Gt00 IN aIl-adyancing on
Nashville.
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Since Saturday night the city has been
greatly excited. thousand rumors are
alioat, meetings have been held, and citizens
in large numbers have volunteered Tor syeci.
al service at Lexington. Over one hundred
Of the city police went fully armed. Mtny
citizens ar yet a1rNIgEs IN -. but their rcr-
vices will be accepted until further news
from Morgan IS Lad.
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from UTasHiagiga- From FIe Richmond Pa
pe4s-lNashei1'e IN Danger.
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The Viehshurs Why reports Tie duna-e
to the cry as very S,Frrc. The publication
Of the EthJ is suspended.
The Gr,aaaa Atpeal states that the 7tlr
reutcs,ec regiment went IN to the RicImrnd
fight 500 strong, aud came out without one
effective man
The same paper states that a f,raging par
" IF IUs0 oil Gen. Curtis, men bad been at
IA KID and nearly al killed, but few bgiuI
eariursd alive.
\ lieksburs dispatch Of the An states
that the bombardmrat Is tremendous aud i :
ereasing. It estimated that the FeI4rA!s
haze fired 81 COO slot and she'll, The IN
habittn,s have taken refuge IN the woods
rhe despatch says
Should the invaders land, we will drive
;hcm back AT the POINT Of the bayonet.-
Vicksburg cannot be taken. y
Nr,,ruts IItb
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MEMFnIs, IIth,
Arkansas refugees report that Gen. Curtis
attacked and completely cut TO pieces 300
Coniederates under Col. McAlill, so miles
east OF Batesville on the 4th.
The Grenada Appeal Of the 9Th says that
the Vieksburg canal is progressing with
5000 negroes worAiIg on it.
The M.sstsappiaa states that Gen Batter
visited Baton Rouge on Saturday.
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iaPSa7iag Messy "a Conf caii0n Ruaor-
Cd Ptss.dsaaat Gelo--Be.,.t N Charges
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AZ Wala7b7Ta' several vessels are now
in construction, o. l1ll1ws Joseph Clark Il
Svn axe bu.l4las u slip If about 1900 tons
schw@r'z St ttstgsF At! Capt Charles Com
-ry, dnahie asak trs u about $50 ton';
Reed, Web j u. daablc deck brig Of 400
tons, and i schooner af 3Ua tars VIM. Fish
Jg., "a schooner oi abaut 600 tons; W. b.
ot'r-r als1 s5.us Il bu.ll schooner Of
about go tons.
VINO Esotsg DaaTiNe Il TUE L. 5. LAWS
The following persons are exempted from
enrplm nt ~ tEc laHs ui the United States
O.Helr, Judicial 4ui executive Of the Govern
mont af tAs [ aited State, tie members OF
both houses Of Congress aud their respective
officers, Custom ll5ase officers and their
c.,r4s, inspectors d exports, pilots and mar
in' rs employed il tha ga service Of citinn
or merchant within the United States, post
masters, assistant p9stmast.rs and thciF
clJrk-, post ohceT,, 7 riders, stage drivers,
N tie care an! e5a}eya6eeo Of the mail OF the
United States, lierrymcn employed at any
ferry On the ? 1t raj, aHi the artiGccrs aud
wor&mcn ia tne United Stot.s Armories and
ATs1aas
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STAR.
POSTAL INCIDENT.

young man from the rural district went TO
The post office the other day with bank note
for dollars worth Of stamps. He was told
that paper money was not received. He went
foT Spanish quarters,
. d" We don't receive them now =" said the at
Sendsnt, FOR more than twenty cents apiece -
The cGdhtryman thought Uncle Sam mighty
particular, so be went and obtained dollar 5
worth Of coppers.
"Now," said be, on returning to the Office,
and laying down his pile on the window Of the
delivery, e guess l can suit you"
Tho man inside looked at the display Of cop
pers, and ceOlly replied:
I'VE never take more than three cents in
copper at one time-it is not legal tender
above that sum"
The eountryman looked at the composed
official for the space Of a minute without stir
ring, and then belched out
Look horc, you-aint you almighty kind
Of particular, for fellows backed up in such a
Jail as this 'erel You don't take only three
cents Of copper at time, hey? Well, then,
s'pOse you give me three cents worth of stamps
anyhow"
The official very politely cut him of a single
stamp, and passed it out, for which the coun-
trymRn laid down three cents. He was about
tc pass away, when the latter cried out:
Look here, you, That ere's one time.
New s'pose you give me three cents worth more
on 'em!"
Uncle Sans clerk was not slow in discover
ing that he had caught Tartar. He turned
back 20 the window, and asked
How many coppers have you got?n
We'll, only about ninety-seven of 'em. /
had hundred when begun"
Pass them in, was the gruff reply.
/" Pass out your stamps fust, and then will;
but reckon you won't ketch me again"
- Tho stamps were passed out and the coppers
handed over over, when the countryman went
of, saying:
"S'pose because fellow holds Office under
Uncle Sam he thinks he is smarter'n all crea.
hon; but guess they larn't something that
time"
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Tas Sksr'sEf, Qsjekssf ssd Bs,t Rosie Jrss. Babe
WEST, NORTH AND NORTHWEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-05

MRS. JAMES X. POLKA Nashville correspon.
delt OF The LAFAYETTE (Ind Journal SAYS:
Mrs. Polk rs ass!dious In her attentions TO the
tns SICK IN the hcspites, devoting large portion
Of LEI time IN visiting on, ,icE ar6 f,,nI.hIs.
tnsm with everything that would In the least con.
tribute TO their comfort. Such disinteresled kind.
ness To strangers will not go unrewarded, and
entg. 'f-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-05

~ ara S0nEssvs.
HsS S;ssest'sS fAs -seIf csrfess, SpssSy s-s go
EFsfusi fFSssa. - tis Es-ls,
ron ALI DIsEAeEs OF IhPRsDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DFIIctcy rtErKsv
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 sssk EAKRAs-E1, OF No enIEsg,
IN FRok ONE 10 THO DkTS.
v.,.... q -. s.si, sua.s.r,., AE..a... = a, s,..
.,s 6.s,, s.o....".. D,.s.ps Iass.. S....'..
q ld.... Lsy sgn". fsp.r,r,n u y, f'.rS r,usssI.
s.se, rsr.s. Ne. shn, At.st.gs. Lsnr,. s.sr-
i.Iy sss Yssb-Ssss Drssaisi aid D..tr..r. Prs.
sS vsiss ,.scs' ss''fs izP-..sss, and tss,ssy bel.
10y - - ro5ys MEN
~ s,.., 80 az, s.ssn, ,es 'ssS, s.,,sy VS.,
,strasly rrsvs ess.ssss e Y..rs See - ~. ...i
sIasd nlsus and brilliant intssss .hs ufht .thsrvtss
y..ns. o. v.s'd 70 sss.asy As 'isE lJr,. "a, ga. via
MxKRIlGE.
hhrsIks rytisss, 81 fssoI niss se.is-r.e,g s.S-
ssiaf ,ssrs 81 lhysesl vs,ksss, sErss,s 6.sv,
ls va. plss kiass8 sResT a, ssI. e d 90, r,rrs-
,.sy ssnss. e =. A.ass :. r'susss s,s s.-sss.nS
OFFICE Ne. : so UTH FREDEkIcK ST.
a. ,:,1., ~ ..t.: ....Iv. :sa s..i" I.a.-
sxn !" Faia rae espttia . stanI.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
n..sssi y. ks,sl cs,Is q ss1r..1.. L.sa.., kse,-
:: s::,. i % ssi:: % IA, a.. s';I ...S
iss.s Many :siI.s ss na9sr q <. s.ss .ss
.. : s..s s.s ira ,.r,,,sns oE .AIa.s :.
s.snns' via d'rtAfs lri Il nind, ,Srsd tzz.s
TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE.
fsnf hsn and eihsn vhs have inbred tksnssl.,. .,
sss,.a i...uss iPds.d II vssn .lssss h.I fr.sI.ny
vhss s nightly fsh svsa When ssissP, and ersse,
s.Se'5 n.I.aE. inpss.sls and destroys SstA mad .sS
rhs,s ,sa and n..nsAsy .f..ss sr.d.s.s
d. w:s s:s e.. Il: s;.s ..s
s:, 5P..s q ' .'I5 Dy.P'R, s..,.. ,n
sSsi,y, syTPts@s q C..,smPtsu, a.,
dTsadsdLsu fMsmsry C.nssisn q idsGs D.er.....
sPriu, Evil fsrsbsdngt, sscisty fsIfDIs-
., L.,' Of s'litsd', riGdy, eta. s ihs s,ils
NERVOUS prrrLIry.-Tas~sus. a.. ,., ,d,, -,.,.
lag s.s p "a .s.!ss s:., re-
.,rssIssss alss; he eyes, sssEh tyHPtsu, sssst.p
DISEASES or ImPRUDENcs.
whss tss nnfsdsd .nd inPrsc. ysry PssIurs tsds
.rr.ns ,.as. o. esas y =: .;,
s .n S:.. 'A. i i:r:1 .;. %.
.;ns. iF1ssu and a..ifnnr g,.,ndsr vh. Hssy.s.
meath or a. sar a. .ss snsil.ss e. ear !. =.
.insd and despair r Wis r1insd h.sI 70 .ira
=. y =. p, :. S 90,
!sIsls ks.su.n. Hsar FGrsst Had
bsrsd 10 ais drssdfsl ssf snFs By ssndnr Amt IssI -
dstsrssso sssny from vtsss svsisf Tstsrns
Ok. J0RNS0NS REMEDY FOR ORGANS
WEAKNESS IND IMPOTENCY.
~ Ibis sst tRd sdy u tks s,s...
are speedily ssssd and fall -ir> ~ s
usst ssrvsrs tsd dsblhsatsd ks.s
bets t.n sdtstsly rsisvsd. =
.a:.s la. d f..sa. tss.s 49,. :. s.;s
rrsnslinr ssd WsskHsss 90 Eaasrss. a. at -, fs.r
ffsd speedily strss.
ENDORSEMENT or The r6kss.
rsr HAEr rEsrssrff sgysd AZ tkls lrstr.i-. .itAi,
e It ssvsntsss yssys, ana The ssrfi
cal sFsuusnt fsysssnsd ~ d. gskass, vtsnss.sd DIS
fgsrsr o. he psIsn ssd rsny sts.r Psreas, usisss 81
ve sfrs appeared sfue snd sgsu sssers he FstHs
sces sls ftstoinr 90 81 cad
sility esisrt rsssssss % tie sGtssd- tkIv
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SCENE IN AZ OMSIsUs-Fat woman with fat
BABY: 'sSiust get i'm, French gentIe.nan SIm.
possi madam" ITO driver 'sYou're full
slr:| Driver. you're fool yourself Squeeze
IVA newspaper says the peculiarly OF the
NeI1mac as battery, 10 in having her ram-parts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-05

BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
Helm5old's Highly Concentrated COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
SYPHILIS.
This is is an affection of the blood, and
ATTACKS TAE SEXUAL ORGANS,
Innings OF THE NOSE, EARS,
THROAT. wtNDPIPE
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES,
Making its appearance In the form of
ULCERS.
Helmbold's Extract SarsapsriIla,
Purifes the Blood, and removes all Scaly Erup-
tons of the Skin,
GIVING TO THE COMPLEXION A CLEAR
AND HEALTHY COLOR,
IL being PREPARED xpressy for this olass of com
plants, Its Blood Purifying Properties are pre-
ton Of Sarsaparllls.
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
/" HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FL UTD EXTRACT B UGH u.
A Positive and speciho Remedy
For Diseases OF tho BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL. and DROPSICAL SWELLlN6s.
This Medicine Inoreases tbs power Of Diges-
ton. and excites the ABSORBENTS into heal
thy action, BY which tho WATERY OR CAL
CAREOUS dispositions, and all UNNATURAL
ENGAGEMENTS are reduced, a. we'll as
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and 10 good for
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN
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{ !

n - SPECIAL NOTICE.
80, tGe tIains on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
Ieav5.g tnls sist.oa ~ 40 A. NJ and conneotIn Z
=. Wesntntyna Junction with mail train for an
.Tts o. Toe w eat. via P:Tkers burE or Whealinr
through tickets sold ana baggage checked
o., w. p. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and ohio
Railroad, an Al"
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RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT b UCHU,
For Weaknesses
ARISING from Excuses, Habits of Dissipation,
Early IndisoretIon or Abuse,
Attended with the foilo,1iss SymptomS:-
e to S e e esSSs
Horror Of Disease. w.tsfuinsss.
RnlvsfssI Ls'sisude of the Mr.ealsI sIsssms go
Dryness OF the Skin, Eruptions on the Face
PALLID COUNTENANCE,
medicine invsnabI amovss, coon follows
IMPOTENCY, FA1 JITY, EPlLEPTIC FITS,
in one of which the patient may expire.
Who csn say that they are not frequently fol.
lovsdsbv those "DIREFUL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the GAUSS of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsY-
LUMS,
And tbs Melancholy DEATHS BY Consumption,
sEAR AMPLE WITNESS ssss, TO THE TRUTH OF This
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires tho aid OF medicine
to strengthen and
Invigorase the System.
Whieh HELMBOLDS EXTRACT UCHU IN
rariably does.
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKHPTIcAL.
ALES- FEMALES-F FEMALES,
OLDOR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many Affections peculiar to Females,
the Extract sgchu Is un,eusIled BY any, other
cE s4SoS of bs
FhfpA mr. M n
Complaint. incident to The sex. whether arising
from Indisoretion. Habits Of Dissipation OF In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
sEBsYMPToMs ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T |!
TAKE no MORE BaLsAA, MIRCURY.oR UrPLsAs-
Ant N EDIoiEEs FOR UNPLEASANT AND DANGEROUS
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CUREs
SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages, At little Expense.
Little or no change In Diet, No Inconvenience.
And no Bxrosuys.
u osuses q frequent desI'e and gives strength TO
UrInate, thereby removing obstructons.
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the Urethrs.
PAN and 81
DISEASED ana BoJs out Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE SEQfGE sck EHs VICTIMS or
and who have psid HEAVY RBss 10 be cured in q
short time, have found they were deceived. and
that the"fOISON" has. by the use Of "FowERF L
ksIRlNssEIs,n been dried up IN the system. to
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use HzLMsoLD's EXTRACT BuoHU for oil ahec-
lions and diseases OF the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing IN
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases ofthese Organs require the aid ofa
DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT B UCHU rs THE
GREAT DIURETIC,
And Is certain to have the desired eject in all
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SECESSION GAME BA66BD.-The following
named cities and towns have been taken from the
enemy since the commencement Of the present
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II EoTICE 20 TRAVELLERS. a-
n hE HosSpaEseg General having ordered q
nal esrTIct bstSeep WASHINGTON, E~a< ,
balhmore, and Old Pnin, Fortress Ge9Szzs{
Monday, the 10th lrstsEt the Bay Line of steamer
Siu lesse Ba!tim9Ie VERY DAY except SCR
day IRON their wharf, foot OF TniOn Dock. At q
o'clock ', M, or imEs6sasslf after the arrival I
We MeshIntt ton Frsin. which leaves wsshinrto
mf-u -. NJ, N. FALLS, Prest
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FttH en-. pC<JEDpLb.
CEAFsH OF TIHI,
On auo ster SUNDAY, 24th November, PAssep.
Ger TrsIhs Nil arrive and depart from Calvert
TRAINS NORTH LxAyr
Mail at go .. m.
Buffalo Express ,. IN.
Ferkton Accommodation p. m.
PittsbVTE cd Harrisburg Express go p -
TRAINS SOUTH ARRIVE
Partition Accommodation at a m.
Bufal 10 Ex press 40 q. N.
PittsbuIE and harrisburg Express sp.n.
Rial $50 p.
fhc o. N, train from WASHINGTON oonneoss
With the 10 =. N. trsIn from Baltimore for ne
" cet and for BnHslo, Elmira, Rochester, Dun
PORT city.
rhe n q. m. train from Washington connect,
with the ,, ~. train from Baltimore TO Wert.
North ard N orthveSt and Blmlrs and Buffalo ans
Rochester,
Thes p. N. train from WASHINGTON oonnscts with
Ne sNB. m. tram from Baltimore for Pittspurf
HarTisbnrs and the West ana is direct oonpeo
Gon Tor Lebanon. Es-ton. Allentown and New
I oTk VIA Central Railroad Of New Jersey, TN
this route for New York. -. - =.
" The Only train leaving Baltimsre on Sunds,
B.he2E, N. trsln. for Harrisburg, Pittsbnrg, Chi
caso and thu West ~ -
The only irsin ~rrivinsin Baltimore on sunds,
II the $50 a. "a. tram. 5AS. G.. CLARKE,
90 CIV Superintendent