davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-05

Rrtb, 0rGn, Slau unt 0elb
Oeirt wShentlib ssfarbt; unb psr stTUas W fSr:
ben hat III stnedaosn Die artits Subrin9sn uab p,r
auGntauusr @ciIGnmanufattur Iu
.. s.. 8abriel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-05

ausntaun. 5st. ~ ls6l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
SCHENcK's PULMONIc sIRup
- TIE GREAT RfSOoD PURlFIERI

This situy viii search through evsry blood ves,
sci. squszns the eirsslstio e Pre- venting heTor-
sEd iISqsSP Tose 1iA .n1
the purusnt matter. absocsses ard ali alterations
Of the lungs must tield 30 their poyer. - -
psr.ons who have peen cured of ConsumpuOn in
its sevcral stages By the use of Dr. sohepck med
b. sss 1se. . Ssns connsd 70 Ser
bsds, reduosd 10 rnsre skeletons and trouh 90 with
Ind sn stage q ho T
but by an examination with the n hssplrou,etI ore
sanan ns as 1'fa dsaaS saS S S %,as
asys bssn ssSsd ,, ssy m Iss9. 70 these
f'ss nus. h.Ts lungs
ing; but t1STfMscir thSgFaSes o. coNs,IMprtos
have dssoenaed to their graves WHO might have
been GusSf 4 they had come e Pr Schemes in tine
not denied tbs. some who tAse Schenck's Pulm2n-
10 Syrup die nlso. TheJ commence too late. All
thit DR.. schenck claims ier his mediclns is their
ability to regulate ana invi g0rete the hoi ystem.
to rpen tn abscessss and ieeiIitats the discharge
OF the morbId mater, to relax the mu9ogs mem
Which oBssructs a fRem and and Produces .erious dis
isci scaaNeRs ee PSLS?%Sf5 81 sRUp will
long life sometimes several months, bJ keeping the
Se SiGRn Tie a9s .Ts
TAR gone to cure There Is no medicine that cea
ana Dr.. sehencR would rail rather e.ery " ons would
know the ir true nditon before takiGg his medi
eiIe He treats no disease but those OF the Lung
Live: and Stornsoh. aud makes no CHARGES for sd-
Woe. or examining In IN the ordinary way, or
am nat on with the Resprometer he charges three
collars, and wishes every one SIoh or poor, that
has GoU gh, Psin in the Side or Shoulder, blade,
noRbed with CostIvenesE or DinrrEea, SallOw
Complexion Loss of A pPetite. Low Spulfs Rest
le5sness st Night o: any Ott er dlsea leading 10
Consumption. to call on him and get his sdvioe
DR. II, SCHENCK viii be st his agents 8. b.
WaiIe'ssJ corner LouIsiapa avenue and eth sts.,
on w Wednesday, February 2sth and Wednesday,
March 18th, to see patients complaining with
Coughs. Colds, Liver Complaint, ,Dy ,or any
disease leading to CONSUMPTION. He gives a1vIc
without charge, unless they want s thorough X
animation with his kessirometor, then has Zoe lie
three Collar.
Pnos Of the Puimonic SiruP. 81 per bottle or s.
Der half dc zeI.
Pnoe OF the Sea Weed Tonic. 81 per bottle or S.
per ha!f dOzsn.
Prizes OF ths Mandrake Pills, . cents per box.
is n WHSID~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
To Avoid Runuin. Ont OF Hay.

Every farmer naturally has sn aversion to
running out of hay in spring before grass
comes. No one desires to buy that which he
ought TO have raised, to keep his cattle from
starving; and the only alternative, when
Eaoft Of fodder, namely, plscing them on short
allowance, is still wO-se. The farmer should
know before he enters winter whether he has
enough feed for all his domestic animals
To ascertain this many resort tC past ex-
perience, determining as nearly SIS thay can
by guess often by a very vsgue kind Of
guessing Those who have kept careful record
of the number Of tons consumed by given
head of cattle, or q certain number Of horses,
may determine more nearly. Where the
cattle and horses have been weighed, and the
aggregate weight Of the herd thus determined,
the estimate may be made with considerable
accuracy. Some animals eat more than others
for the some weight; greater difference is
OccasiOned by the severity or mildneSs of the
weather; or the degree CT shelter given from
the cold; but IS general rule, horse should
have three per cent his weight daily in food
(hay or grain); and cattle, which digest better.
two and half per cent. If the farmer has
ascertained the number Of tons Of fodder he
has deposited in his barn no may now, If he
understands arithmetic, determine pretty
nearly how his hny is likely to run before
grass time
If he has 10 record Of the amount Of his hay,
he may determine very nearly by meas suring.
First, by hndIng the length, breadth and
depth Of the hay be at once knows the number
Of cubic feet. Good solid timothy, the average
of a bay twelve or fifteen feet deep, will
weigh ton to about i've hundred cubic feet
IT the hay is clover, it will require six hundred
and fifty for ton; and if the hay is only i've
or six feet deep, add one-sixth more
After determining the number of tons, and
the whole weight of all his animals, he may at
once know if he has enough. The result will
however, be considerably modified by causes
which he has more OF less at his control
Regularity in feeding will have Its influence !;
good feeding racks will prevent much waste !;
and comfortable shelter will save many tons to
every large herd. A skilful farmer informs
us that formerly when he had just erected q
hne new barn, with ample shelter of the best
kind, he had learned, as he thought, according
20 his usual estimate, that be would have 10
buy hay 10 complete the wintering Of his
animals; but on trying his new sheds and
stables, 50 great was the saving actually ef-
feeted, that be had several tons the next spring
70 spare.-CoHHtrg GeAtIsHaH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
Pfentieeana.

Such was the display Of white fsgs in Clarks-
vile on the approach Of our gunboats, that
they looked in the distance like an immense
flock of white cranes or pigeons. All the lead
ing rebels hung them cut In not haste And
il was particularly observable, that, in pretty
exact proportion to the intensity of each man 4
treason, WEE the prOfusion Of white flags he ex-
hibited.
In our opinion en- Mcclellan has exhibited
as much bravery In bearing calmly, silently,
patiently the unjust sneers and calumnies of
iniudicious and coRceited editsrS and members
Of Congress as Commodore Foote did in taking
Fort Helry or Gen. Grant in stOrining Fort
Donelson. .-... ... ..
The Memphis Appeal complains that the
| leader of the Federal army in Missouri does
not act in pursuance of the laws of war;
The last we heard Of him he was acting in
pursuance of Price.
The Texans, Mississippians and Alsbamians
must procure longer bowie-knives. Those
they used in their late disastrous fights were
only about three feet in length. No wonder
they got whipped.
Fort Donelson was named after Hon. Andrew
j. DonelsOn. AndrewJ. turned from loyalty
to treason, bat his far more formidable name.
sake has turned from treason to loyalty.
The Memphis Argus calls the functionaries of
the rebel government "foul birds" Canary
birds are treated to the seed of hemp, but those
foul birds should have the benefit Of the fibre.
The Nashville papers advise the undermining
Of some of the river bluffs near that city, and
blowing them into the stream on the approach
Of our gunbOats. We guess that Gnashville
will "oaye in" soon enough without any such
undermining process.
Let those who " fred the Southern heart
consider whether a change of wind is not alter
ing the direction Of the fsmes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
A NJ ERICAN WATCH E S
FOR AMERICANS.
No More English or French r ubbish, made
to sell, but not TO keep time.

Why should an Ar efican buy foreign Ws.cb,
when he can get bsster and cheaper one q: home!
Why should an American needlessy enrich
foreign Watch manufactures at the expense OF cur
own artisans?
Why shOulj gu American senG gold 20 Kng lsn1
ami rance, eur covert but bitter enemies, v hen
gold Is so m1ch nse,ed at h0Iae!
Why should an American buy en- imported
Watch, which, In hire Ossss oct Of ten, Will cos,
mere to keep OIisF Tor he year. tpan It's oTigi-
nal Pride, and which was never intended u keep
tine uItsr al oiIcuE.sisnoes!
NhJ shog AmeTIcars Lot patrOnize mole
ssEsTEilJ AmsTosn maaIfsetctes es and thus Ell EI,-
cipate thoGIselyes a1in tLs thEaldOm Of Eng !iAh
capital, French f:shioas. and CoAriRsuts. gsw-
sswtI
The AiLsfiolA atch Coiapahy's W.iches afe
EaTIieu sFiy sdapt.d for s0idisFs' use bong most
substantially made, and 10. iiaDe 20 set Gut oi
OTdaf, sI'heT III mai ching. riding, 0E fighting.
sUld by M W. GAIT 4 BRO. asa Ps5Lr,L
salIa avenue. Warrington.
Wkolssae orders sh0u d 6s addressed to
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents Of The American Watch Company,
fe % I'm 1s2 erEadWay. N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
FICES,
Ns. 9sJ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
oRPosITR
WILLARDS HOTEL.
SWORDS FOR PREsE TATIoN
TIFFANY q Co.

TIFFANY u Co.,
Nos- $50 and $50 BROADWAY, NEW York.
And No. 20 RuE RIcHELIEu, PARIS,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY WARES,
Solicit the a. tentIon Of Civio and Military $50
eiatIong, Commands on Nations or state service.
stock OF ken F. go
RICH STAFF AND DRESS Amy AND
Their assortment includes the choicest
BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURES,
identical with those made for Wilkinson, of Lon
don, wora By the officers of the BritlRh Army and
most approved by experienced European agthOrI-
ties the elef antJ W ought -.
BLADES, OF S0EIN6EN ON TnE RHINE,
n fibre and Gnigh the recognized modern types of
the Q oslelIattd Damascus Sftet; the excellent and
servIoeable TJ
BLADES OF COLLINS, OF HARTFOHD.
Besides those of other domestic fabricants.
Ths mogntings OF the blades. in all ca.es exc
oo,ea sithin m the establ,shment, will be found to
teaboards being OF SILVER. SILVER GILT. BRONZE,
RLAIS or tIEE T,sILvKR PLATED. BURNIsHRD
SrksL, hlCH LRATHER, etc with hands of PLAIN,
GRIPs and QUARTS OF the same variety OF material
end tnlsh. and q either regulation pattern or
original design Shon!d an article of . = :
L -sa EXTRAORDINARY ELRsANcK,
Of q rlohness and costliEess not represented In
stock be required for pres entation, the capao IL
ties Of ms e.tabiighment for the riannfaeture Of
the choicest works IN gold and silver. and its ssS
its satisfactory and speedy productioa. In answer
% orders designs and estimates will be promptly
indiyldasls purchssips Swords of Titan, a 70
are Informed thst every blade is subiscted 10
even more severe than those epjoined BY Govern
msnt, before IL scsd on sale-tke testing block
their swords. Re A-dtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING U. 9.
NOTES AND uONHS.
TnEAsURY DRpARrMrNr Feh

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Feb. 26, 1862.
SEALED PROPOSALS wilt be receiyed At the
NJ ~ Once of the secretaIy Of the Treasury until
W ednesday, the 5th day OF march next, for furn-
two hundred millions in Bonds. to he issued under
authority OF the act of February, 1882 entitled IAN
nrJ Rotss, and for the redemption or refundng
thereof" de. -
Notes and Bonds will be required Of the denomi.
nations and IN the proportions as follows:
:, Thrteen millions each of United Stttss Notes O.
Tue denomnatlons OF SIS, lRs, 20s. SOS. lG6's srd
93Vs, and twelve millions or the denominations ol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05

A NEXED POISf EXPLAINED.-A good deal
OF speculation, 10 say the least, has been ex-
pended on the failure Of the rebels 20 follow
up their victory 81 Manassas by marching
against Washington. Indeed. this point has
been Texed one in other circles than loyal
OEes The point is at length officially explain.
ed We have before US Gen. Jos. T.. Johnston :
official report of the battle at Manassas The
closing paragraph ia as follows:
1.-THE apparent ifmness Of the United States
troops at CenterVille who had not been engaged,
which checked our pursuit; the strong forces
occupying the works near Georgetown, Airing
ton, and Alexandria; the certainty, too. that
len Patterson, il needed, would reach Wash
ingtoD, with his army of &c, 900 men sooner than
we could and the condition and inadeuu uate
means Of th army in ammunition provisions,
ard transportation, prevented any serious
thoughts Of advancing against the Capital 1t
Is certain that the fresh troops within the
works were, in number, quite sufficient for
their defence; il not. Gen. Patterson army
would certainly reinforce them soon enough .
We own this appears to our unmiIitary iudg.
meRt very sufficient explanation. sni. we
content ourselves ~ith laying before our read
ers, and calling attention to the historical in
teresi Of the explanation in respect to the
point involved. The statement of Gen. John
stOn will not impossibly be read when the va.
p0ring of General Beauregard is forgotten
LOULSUiUe Journal. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
OF COUPON BONDs

OF COUPON BtbNDS.
ElshtJ millions OF the denomination of i OE
ivehU millions Of the denomination of-..... 500
Proposals. win be reonved for the delivery Of sll
complste, in.luding the engravins, printing. nun.
or Ana or separately for the
Proposers must state the number of shsets and
nation whloh they undertake to furnish daily, and
the lssst nambsr OF days rec sairsd from notice Of
~ ~ ooee s LOT notes and bonas must be submitted
apa sReclmens &c OF work accompany them.
form ss now used, ana on the backs vii state {.
privilege OF esa tender and other privilege stiSu-
Models OF bonds WIN, In .ddit,on TO IN . u.v.l
stipulaqons, have the abatement that they are re-
after fve and payable twenty years
ltls expected also that as fsr a. practicable. the
s sses a ssfs
mn ens Ps,opSss must De accompanied BY state
work. the nsmbsE Of presses IN pss. 6spds en. m
security oil buildings occupied, and capital
Prososalsb BY incorporates companies mat be
eeeeomp panied By 2 copy Of chsrter and tie names
sooistqns By the srscss Of sss and I
BoIds lor the faithful and promp. exscutssn Of
sum 81 hitS thoassnd aeii.rs vii & isauifsd; the
names of the psr,Iss offered as sure ties and their
q s 70 ss1
s911SS,iesy; Ss must 4 aseeoTesn, each prcpos.sIl .
y Il Sc sss sss1 sss 9 ss.y 4
yusr Rso.,.sAa FElSrloSs laS;s s,sor,u.u. Of Ne,
Essi,sssss. end, carpsss. fsrsons ylsaiss 70
~ ss,s.s sf'
49,. sss It'll stsst. bss.ssS {: sSSni and b,
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
Preparation OF NIu,k for Manure.

Farmers do not like to dig muck 1t is nasty
business lon sre apt 10 soil your boots and
your shirt sleeves, and occasionally get a
splash of il on your shirt bosom. Bat if = man
IL a farmer he muSn { faint at the sight of
such things, or carry a smelling bottle 70 keep
down The s,encbes Being a farmer, snd
'innthiEg else a. the boys ssy, | 90 in for
muck and more OF il every year Il max e.
clean corn, yellow 81 gold, and the sweetsst oI
corn meal Bnt muck IL not good for much
unlF7s IL is first prepared or dGctored indeed
| shouldn't know what 10 DO with swamp
muck in iis crude stale But II properly pre-
pared. Ii is worth full one dollar per cord IT
l03 bushels as il lies III the swamp. Itesn be
dug and thrown On the bank Of the ditch t0I
% cents per cord snd will have te lie there q
year 70 be cured by itself But if you cart il
10 ycur hsTl-yari. nnd IaiK il with one thiTi
bulk Of stsbio manure it will bs cured In 4
short tiBIe without the aid CT frost Ii buy
outside manure | generally take 1t TO where
the muck lies, and mix il Gu ihs bar IF The
swamp where it is lug This saves one cart
age for the muck. 1 would give ss mtch
money for an acre Of muck swamp s5 Tor the
same quantity Of the best wheat land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05

Excerpts PROM VANITY FAIR.-Natura.
EnOHgh.-When the rebels See our Foots
they want to leg it.
Regular '' SHagpsrs."-UIele Sans Mis-
sissiPpi Turtles"
LOHis NayOlson's latest Marim. Max
imilisn for Mexico. &
Polite Way Of tmPsaehlng gsJItLs man.
rsrGclty Sir, you tell telegram.
UsefiI 20 Ladies learning 10 Slate
StTspping fellows r
The Lsz Taif0nis When Breekinridss
was hrst accused Of treason he asked q sus.
pension Of Public Opinion Now Public Opinion
asks 8 suspension Of hin.
Great Rebel C0nAndrHm.-Why did Gen
Floyd fail to win glory at Donelson!
Because Of his Retiring Disposition.
A Congregational C0a.-Q. Why ls the
word Z" Ten" like Jesse Bright
A. Because il IL X spelled.
A FOSSIL SpseiEasn.-Q. Why is Congress:
like Charcoal -
A. Because il has ben Wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
O r FICIAL.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.,

- FBBEUAkf - luz
NoTlcK Is HknxBY GIVEN of the readiness Of
this Department 10 redeem the Treasury notes
payable In ione year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December s3d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
ID March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issues
viii cease on the 7th day Of April next by term.
Of those scts respectively. fe5-tsp7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05

- EEIaEJ5.0's E1FRk EEEcEs
81 f,-5k:3s.s EQ- GisczEes &. &c
U.ESAEC CEC&-Ss,
zyE--hsr sxIEslIs -
a-E1S 81 rEs-srr,
ZlcZ@ cAsSsfa- 'sICS r-r-i1s.2-S a.. - TnstAr
- ss FCzS ECAE 1EGE.
G.ssss:1Ss --eSo O.G--s Ecssl 80 II a D.
E.g-l,.
REEIJBCLC'5 EETRECT BUORU
IS & = GREAT p!UaETIo,
sRd Is lsrE' . heve IS css.-a5 sEesi II
G.s:sserTcF - ts5 - IS Ssss sszss7slsG.
syIyzxCg c. vaES veg Ez-rc Ta1EEz Asp ~
LEazLTs C1AzACTLS
RisS;5cIaE&ny Ll.S TasS.cl2s5.
QEESiFIC6TEg GF CEFEs.
Flor.E u { -o3Fs' s:2ofinE
wiz EGc.-z kTcg1 %
sC4ze.SS AM i&5iE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05

SISEws OF the WAR.-Slnce the commence
ment of the war, the three foundres az West
Point, South Boston, and Pittsbnrg, Pa. have
to0ether manufactured for the CoyeTnment- 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
JXIAR DEPARTMENT,

NIAR DEPARTMENT,
w JANUARY 81, 1852.
ORDxRzD, That The War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
reates to active military operations In the is,d.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
+ -....-r.. l EDWIN M. STANTON,
ts 22-d Secretary of War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05

IO-A Russian student at Heidelberg has COM
mitted suicide In the caus- Of science. He wished
10 try on himse II the effect Of eyanure Of potas-
stun He did 50, and has lefta record OF the
different phases Of hls self poisoning.
II Henry C. Burnett, the expelled member OF
Congress from the first district Of Kentucky, was
at Fort Donelson during the recent tight, but es-
eaped with Floyd and Pillow the night before
the eaPitulatioa. H
IL Ihs PTussien Gazette announces that GYM
hSsttcs are 10 be introduced as a compulsory
orenen OF education In schools Of every degree In
Prussia ~ = = az - 3 y.
IL The sickness among the allied troops In
MEXICO 10 reported az frightful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
NpwTEE



sADAHIS' E.XH5Assss Css1GFE -E8.'1
This CorPsny onoTs "a t5s sgbt3-' u szUailsc
hCyantaseSH iCT tiio SAFE p .ulCs (3ieBzssB o.
Heavy FreiEAts, Passages, EElas5isE, ELo2-g, 49,
&C, to eli FSftl 9. the GaltcG Sil-ss.
part from snd Srrfre IN Wsshia.s7a tS,ce dstiy.
Al Exsresses Gre in chSr:s VI srSsTSsssrsd esd
TsLse5ls III oereng5TB.
hu PSokAEes tOr Tbs EciGi1ls cGTTlod at "oXs
HALF oar usual rGteo.
All Goods foY tfo r0-osliet "C5-.s1 sr-to Srte.':
and hll ArtIoleg "CGaS-a.2nd ca NTas' Wi bt
RHRveED.
Our ExsreEsss leave Neg York st I, 9, Ezd Z.
Nj arriving In Washington Sd s a. ID. ana sSs
Expresses lo.ye PhilsdelEhls Z. s.S3 A. n. and
II, Ms arriving II washing Stoa a. - z. IL, snd
Expresses lezvs Baltimore 1T EsaA A, N, sac sP.
g., arriving In " HssaIngtca st "a. and IS
Expresses for Ell points Eurth and WeEt leave
Washington ~ 10 4. n. and $50 r. III. daily,
SPSciG Contracts for laTsa gCantaeE Of Fretghi
can bs made or app -loGtlen 20 thIs ntfoa.
AL Goods called for and teiiSe-sG frss Of kxks
charges. L. w. PARSONS,
sup't AdrIlE' EZprtss Compsn5,
Washington, August =. 1851. a-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05

SEALED PROPOSALS re- lpvitsd till the nth
- day Of MareA: 1902 al y O'Clock M, for sup.
BEEF CAT IL l. on the boot.
The Cattle 70 be delivered st Washington City,
.eight; NO all@sl sd9itied Which wsishs less than
l,6 pounds ross.
sgoh SuantIties as the Government may require.
no Catle viii be res uire cd under THE contract be-
Heifsrs, Stss ss and Bulls no, wanted.
a lora With good aud saihcient security will be
eovernmsA, reserves to ItsoIf the rish, 70 pay 10
ftNsera99 Ne M Ypi nGpiiehs. e. hss.,.,,.,,s,x
tractors who have prsviousy failed to comply with
their or where the bidder Is not present
Bids 10 be directed to maJ. A. BEcKwIrH, q.
B.. U. 8. A., Washington. DC. = =
FoHM or BID. :. !.
sood Bss on s aoS sS the Ss ssr
aspdred pouads gross yeiEht The Cattle Il. be
closed sdYsr ti.sPsHt Tks CsttIs % 6e xsis he'd
the 'I purchase ~ss ssIss, 70 % Be
good and sufficient bond for the fnIfllmsnt Of ths
son,Iscs and to receive Treasury notes in psynsnt
L.. .TowEzs- }. M. Towns. J.B. Towras.
L. TOWERS e co..
STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ES-
TABLISHMENT, y
C0sss Losisiasa svssss aad SizfA 80.
The attention Of .hs bsslnsss community d re-
Ing Establis hment. which has been lifted up with
new material, IN the most comn5ete manner, In row
prepared 70 execute, 10 satisfactory style, ever
Book,, seeeohes. Pamphlets. Cards. Circulars.
The g attention oi member. Of cOnsrss. Is ssp.-
eisly requested for our fsoilitIes for printing
speechess a. We have the Largest steam power in
the oIty. de 1-16wem
SECOND MOURNING AND GREY SILKS,
- for Spring wear. fa1f-e
Black Silks, more than our usual large and coEa-
F'f;S fsncT S,ssa stssa as .sleot assortment.
MouInirE Goods. our usual full and coniplsts
gtook f.E+ g. FFIfT
st,Iish Dress Goods, for early Spring. i7sl
Also, our usna ample stock OF ali the leading
Dry Goods, staples, for the current every oa5
wants Of families aud housekeepefs. . 81
One price only, marked In plain hsufess ths ae-1
I An isspscfion ef stsek solicited, 1t incurs no
PERRY & BRO.
z 23-et Pa. ave. and Ninth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05

HELHBOLp'S EXTRACT BUCRp
For Weakness
Arf.ns from Fl1ass.s. r;stits Of Vssrir.,tox
F-yls & Z aogsts,.l 81 4 A'ase.
A.Is1&sa sgt.A IAs FS!IoHiHg Sysarfy-u,.
ln5 n5sposItion TO ExsTt.op, Less Of Power,
t,os6 Q. NrEl0rT. Di6culty Of 9reslhInf
" eak Nerves, Trembling,
r:cTroE CT y. sSases WskeiCi aess.
DgIaEees s1 Ni-.On. rA.r in -ha FSxo''
ua:varss. LssSitads Of tie MuEcuisT SvEtsrn,
h0t ha: g., FlusEiLG OF tac Body
D-yncIs Of ths Sk,n, E-abtiCas or the Faoe
Ps LID cOuOTvN SCB.
t7eEe alet r.. 90 OTTO - Z this
me1tG' He iuvarlf' = .H.r.----, F~r~ ss.s-ss
IAPt'fEN';f FAFU!TY EPl.EPFIC FITS,
= oNs of .sbttl .Ss PcrisxI slav Ezsi-s.
VITO cSu -yt7.r tasy are rot GesUent,y iol-
,oWo- % ;anse "BsREFCL BIsEAsEs,'
"lNSAn'iTY AND CONSUMPTION,
MtHy Gre aware Of tie ca8ss o. their suaennE,
FCT Mons WILL CONFESS
EHE RECos 3 DS OF THE INSANE ASY LUMs
AID sac 5;.,aacsoiy D.siiS o. Con ,zrs,ftoz,
szAR AMPLE wITNEss TO THs rEUTa Or TEE
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTIONS ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
- sgirss the a.d of melicins - strengthen Ed
l.vlGC-a'- tie System
kich EELMBOiD's EXTRACT RUCHU
iE-g-i5' q desf
TtILL Will eoXv-sGu Fps Eos5 sEEPTIcAL-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05

BOOTS AND sHaIS TO SUIT G1 Z
h TINES.
We are now maIEf 4.tHy n= a.! kinds cf BOOTS
and SHOES, ard constantly FEc-ivirE @2N
supply OIL eastern made EFGrE O! ever, ds-t-kssG
scrIstioE, made eH 9rsEziY 10 order, zLG Wsis ~
be old az nlDot 10 xes rics tAa a. i..sG' rs
heretofore charged IN ti:a C!aJ ioS mg gJh infsHcT
articles.
Persons IN vsrt cf Boots ans ShNss of esztsrn
or city HIade WORK. viii FAs fut : zOud asgl,~.
mslt IN store S.1 81 the loves. ices. GIVE as 2
oGll. GRIFFIN = sac
ep 81 SO PsLaeFlsEE.a R-.sre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
OF STATE,

~ WAsHTNeToS, January IS, l-62.
The Secretary OF State viii hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing With Saturday, the arst Of next
month. = oEsH
jan 27-tf WILLIAM II. SEWARD.