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HrtpeuaRTsRs PoarEn's DIVISION.

HrtPeg.sI5 Iss PosTEs', DIVISION:
In thu m,,oS 81 t@t 1fs n;v va MG,ss, lssl
Bill, Virrinfs, to Fairfax Court House, and rom
themes 2 thI, plscs, the roneho Shelter Tent,
the reg lnsnts IN their biyouso. aItholsh many Of
them dsfsetive In oon:,derstion Of the sm.l. ex-
during tho moysmsns Of The P sS tUr
dss, The ~ spd
gIiched for the humber OF msg allotted to them hem
EhsL vet. Is they are no heavier, while the Ten.
dAsr issoI61E the tmS9i,tufe are not 9ny
mdsw .s zen are sud rS Ss 70
~ OF this TENT make il . desirable one. and could
opinion q % s
Il and Adjt to Sen F. Pcfss Ss CONN., Div.
To HeRAcs II. Day
We have exam!ned your Tent d,Abrl, made on
thin Linen cloth. htly COATED with Rubber DOM
ness and ..fsas.h i'd water Tsisins susi s and
your "Poneho Tent" The best contriysnos We have
yet seen f.: bivouaeing and use Of the army on
WIN II. PRNRoss,
10. lat Lieutenant I'D Infantry, Com's Co.
Ca,. Sd Infantry. Commandinf Co. 1.
Nsar Alexandria. March Is, 1852.
nave examined your plan Of Ponoho Tent,
blantet size, s. BY ~ inches, and convertible Into
contrivsIoe Tor any army moving have seen. My
regime ut have recently obtained some painted cot
n cloth made after your pattern, except the
blankets are united with eyeets. l prefer the but
i So g =
Tent The best have seen, and oan eheerfuily re-
use. JANIS A. SuIfER,
Lieutenant Colonsi Com'g, Slth N. w.
fully concur in the views above set forth.
COlonsl ID N. Y. vclantssr Artillery. 5
Headquarters sltA II Vel.
Mr.. Day. We have exam ined ycur india Rnb.
Der Poleho Tent, with the trim nines snd srrsnge-
mentz. It's, in our dgmsnt, perfect. The sixs
10 Just Tor the NUMBER OF men for hioh 10 IL
designed. It's strong and durable. Our regiment
from the Qssr,srns stes's Department on sIs sssh
F;ssnrrsty, which have been since In ase. We con.
slider them unfit for the purpose dsgigned. and
hearty valuele,s. Some OF the mon have thrown
ssf xssy :. s. Ssss: They crack snS BAL snd
sss we esPaSt .p'sf in too harsh terms Of CON
- .a.1..5 VIZ. L. OSWALD, Captain Co. A.
CO. -shsli SHAaLss kMsr' cspain.
'alt-J -lsais c. mp xsar Alexandria, 90
Gan Van WV, y. .. kssssars, MareA 10, 1854. :
Ess tSa ss :a .:s;.s tried &c
IN vet vestnef They LEAK water, and afard Ieslly
o s1s. them xtsSus sp carry
are very heavy, and viii dry only when eGposed.
slressd out IN me sun Or dry Wind. No posGbIe
shade TO pro cot the men from the hot sun OF -
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fourth MICHIGAN REGIMENT.
Virginia, March Is, 1859,

=. ~ FfgfHto, mdrch ID, 1861.
Mr. II. H. Day or Gen. VAN VLKIf:
Dear Sir: We have used Days Patent Linen
Pc, chos 81 ~. made to be converted into Teuts,
sp ects, exosp' that the water PROBING in many of
- Is imperfect. Those issued 10 this regiment
have been exchanged for rubber blankets. The
men are sorry for 1t. As bad "a the POnoho is, il
ls preferred 10 the new rubber blankets for which
they were exchanged. Our men would gladly
change back for the old PonchOs. But our iudg-
m snt Is that If hs PonchO rent were made of good
rubber, sans pattern as the Linen Painte ), and
Protected on the surface II would be just the thing
wanted. We are informed the prios Of the Painted
Poncho Tent Of Mr.. Dsy is 8 | 50 each without
soes In conclusion We frankly say We consider
them amply worth The money.
J w Chi!ds. Lieut toll Comd's 9TH Mich Vo,
James Cole, Major lth Mich Vol; j Cor,
don. Liept Comdg Co l; w Hal, Lieut. Co
ID; Baldwin, Lieut. Co ID; N StOddsrd,
Lieut. Go j; G B Parsons. Lieut. Comd Co
4: en- Mann, Lieut.; A G Lamsop, Lieut.; M
w Chapin, apt Go +; Samue. nd Kelly, Capt
20 l.; A NJ Rose, Capt co A 9Th Mich Vol;
WIN Clarke, surgeon 9TH Mich Vol; Il
Auchmuty, Asst Adj't Sen I'd Brigsde, r
Porter's Divis; c Doolittle, Capt Comd'g
Go Y; George Spalding, Capt Co b, <th Reg
Mich; ID ID Marshall, Capt Co s.; 9TH Reg
Reddqxarfers Siyty- second Rsgisstut
Penn Po!Hntseys. MaYch %, 1859.
We concur in she foregoing recomm pdstion
SAMUEL w. BLACK,
Colonel Com mandiug Regiment.
y.W. SwRIrzER.
Lieut Col. sd REC P.. Vol.
J. 8. Brown,
AdjutAIt ga rem. Vol.
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1862 TIRE II.es
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
- - s.

- - -
(vilh its conn actons)
Is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
20 ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED. SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLASpED AND
FREE FROM DUST.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE.
.HRkE rAIT TRETss FRos
PHILADELPHIA T0 PITTsBUR6Hi
Two ofthsm making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS At HkRRIsssEs
with trains or the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
ard forming
tbs GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
rRoa
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
- al points in the
WEST. NoRrH-wxs- AND SogTH-wEsr.
the Nc atHHssh e Sts sa. the c S'
psEJ. Calvert Station, Baltimore.
Splsrdid Sksspang Gers GA all Night Tram,
SMOKING Saloon Cars on all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers xi tsss this =. N. nc S ,. n. trains
striving IN Baltimore .t7.s' a. and 8 ?. M,
xssss Si2Ss ste me WITH ans on
GUS 81 ?. N. and iS5 3 N there conLeetilr
sNn che tTalHt On the Penhsyiv wanna CentIs
Railroad Icr all psTts OF The Sosl.
FREIGHT.
by this route, frsiEht of al Descriptions can b.
forwarded u and from sny point or the Railroads
OF Ohio, k:ctacsyr ind!SnE. Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa, or Missouri, 5y RGlLg0Gi Giysct.
The Penny vapis centrsl < Siirosd also connect.
?: Pltts6uTE 9th s;ealssrsi y yhieh Goods car
l.s;PBI. Wisconsin. NIssouri, Kansss, ATksGssx,
Snd REQ Rivera; and az cleveland, Szndusky and
chiceEo Win steamers 10 al Northwestern LsEor
meIchfi:ts eid salSeers entrGstinE the trenspor-
villa eoEhGsaoe o. rs speedy Essnsit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT 10 and from an,
seilt IA ths Wsst, ~ the Pernsylvanla C-nfSS
Esllrosd, ere 80 81 tfssss as JsTorsLIs as az
tAaysed ~ s1ksT REs.Feai Cos-S1zisS.
IL Be PARTICULAR 70 mark package. WA PEyr
CKrrRAL X. r."
MAG RAW e Rooms, Freight Agents,
No 81 North street pslf.mar.
ENocH LEWIS. 6sn'i sapsrint;, IisooSs. p,
Il L; hHupI, sem Ticket AG't, Phila shis.
deiahiS - 4-dly
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T. EUziCE 10 TRAVELLERS,
l. h& Postmaster General hEVirr ordered On
a. service bstSeen w sshinyton, n&z !,
SaLnmefe, Flc Old Point tfortress kk44zsS
atonroet 8, Ss resumed. on and shar
M2n1aJI tne S0th instant, the By Line of stesuer
rlli iesve Bs;hmore EVERY DAY Except Sun
csy) lrom their wharf, foot of Union Dock xf AZ
scloSk ?. m, or irlmsdiEtsly asisT the srriysI :
he Washington Fra n, which leaves Wash TO,
st ~ O'Clock y.n, y VT
m tsG 81. N. FALLS. Press.
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Mr.. HORACE II. DAY:
You wish me to state the experience of the rer,-
msnt to vhioh an attached in the use of the Tent
dAbri, furnished as by the Government and maids
of cloth not water PROCEED.
answer they are of little or no use. have nv
self tried them and an nov suffering a severe cold
70 eep under ono of them. This is the EXPERIENCED
1 bslieve, Of the regiment ] kave exnmined your
into blankets and Ponchos, and consider 1t tIs best
tkiHg / ever saw, aud deem il admirabIe for an
army In actual service La the field.
GEO. w. GREENE,
LIST Lieutenant Company T., 18th Indiana VOL
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HEADQUARTERS THIRD ARTILLERY.

FoTf C0rcordn, Virgfaia, MdrrI q
I have examined the article referred to IN the
foregoing certificate, and also ona of the came
kind water PROCEED with India rubber instead Of
highly of the original, ] deem that coated with
thin rubber as now msds by Mr. Day, who as
sures me he is ths inventor of this Pom no Tent"
as perfect aud invalu .ble contrvanca for . NOV
ing army. must cordially recommend its general
adoption. JAMES y. LEpLIE,
Colonel Third ARTILLERY, Ny Vol.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
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:" ADAMS EXPRESS C0nlfANY.n
nls Somfs e o5sT. e TIE FS6lie unesuslss
a as.fs 2 F 81 4E.t: 80 Mohss
ssrt RON snd afFIss i Washing sxios ds iti
,.i,.s Efissssss srs IL chsTss CT sspslsssl ssa
An u PseE1sss Tor IAs ss.c;s.s earned st "osr
An S0oas toT Sc called ''cortsder,is si,,e.n
s I'd ell Articles " ceatJaSsEa q Wsr" vii Be-
.oar H1Sressss lssvs Rev York Of I, s. and p,
STRIVING In "LshisssSz at a 81. sad 81
:, Ex.resssz leave Phil.dslshi. :: s.s A. M. ana
q r. ~ arriving in W.shiaEs5a AZ SO II. N. Ina
Expresses leave Bsrtinore al x,oA. m. sns.P
pps arriving IN WsshinrsO a At A. n. and 80
& :: ,aR.: Y a:s e: n y;t; l..'.
SpScael Contracts for large sssntitiss OF Freight
e sesd: s a RI .s$ -. Ss l.
shArres. =. ", PARsONs.
w..hins,sn. s s fs .. Isl :. press V aHaa
sxsEz> - FoPaAn's =. go
rkkafsMrA Isl
as sxvrSFk kTsEET, WAiHisssss. D. @
silver sssssl sssrdss hJ MARI ana Inss,,,. .
Ass, s4 q :;, s 6
en- constantly making. ln2 ElSx.y ksvs a. 49,
Of the best material, sEsfJ ss-sFipnsS e4 =
Trsn Frame. --s
fxSied' Hreax, ..
Weed Box. ga ~-- 14A--
a. ttl Il Sellsisr, CsFpse. M 7-sl
~ z.- l104- Eaavss q fkyehnx Ban.
= s'e- So, sshsei ssssksls. 8s-
nsxssrs 81 OonsresEsrd trsyelefs VII please
EEeAxs that ere psds IN other citiss.
ssfsriers Leather and Dress Srsnks nals %
xfulkg covered and repaired .f shsrt nsusa
.soSca oeuyered nee OF charge 30 sny1poH q q
0H { eergc5oHz, Sr1 4lexnn1Ffx. u ! Il = -
a sglft JAMES S.T0PUAM
MERITS Of ell dezcTiFtisss siJs Rrioss. a
~ d&ifH'S. Ne. eco Ftk ctr nI(-1I
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
CBAEsI OF FINN.
On snd xfler SUNDAY, 2sth November, Pssss.
Ger Trains VII arrive and depart frsm Calvert
Station sk follows:
TsaINs NOME Lr.vs
Msil ut 40 q. nl.
Bg-alo EzprocS ;. Y.
PsTSton Accommodation Pm.
Pittsbsrs SEi HsTTisb9 Es7rees 80 >. -
TRAINS SoUTE ARRIVE
PARK .0n Acc0mT8 ac&tion At G a. n,
Epraio ExyrSss 20 Q. H.
Pltteburf and Harrisburg ExSrees P.u
Maj 40 .. LIZ
The e. Z. train from wsShiaEton eonneots
with the s.s3 a. n. tram from Baltimore for TIA
Yves: and Tor DaHeiS, EiElga. Rochertsr, Dun
Aik, Canadsi=as and klsEsTs Falls, AID for New
YORK eity.
The Z 9. n. s-ssn f:o,a Washington connect,
VIII the ,. II. tT5in from BSiumOre to Wet
Rochester. ~
Tne p. M. :raIn from Washington corasots vii,
tie aSo >. iE. .:Hln from Baltimore for PitfsDurT
Harrisburg and the West and IL direct oonnec
Goa for Lebanon. EsstO0 Allentown and New
YORK via Central Railroad OF New Jersey. Try
tails route for New York.
II The only train leaving Bsltimsre on Szrds,
1.-the 2 N train. for Harrisbars, Pittsburg, CT
oego snd tia. W. est.
. The OILY tsin srrisingan Baltimore on sunda,
10 the go e. II. tsin- JAS. G.. CLARKE,
NO ss-y SuDerintcndenk.
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have sesn asin. shsm sas aesf.
Assistant surSsos 9th N w M.
I'd Lieut.. Company !! K. a SsS n. SIN.
I, concur in what Is above eHpre.sed by Dr. Tut
NM Chaplain s st iaS \. :. = N.
fully concur In the sbG y n
UL. .wasHrNsros,M MARCH Is. Isos.
msat 70 Hhioh am stt.ehed ia the use Of the Tent
Of Goth nos vsssr sresofsd and m'd'
Iansxer they are Of little no use. have nv
20 ieep under one Of them. This is the experiences,
into BLANKETS and Ponch9s. and CONSIDER It 40 tssi
army in actual service liz the field;
LIST Lieutenant Compsny =, 18Th ina,ans Vol
Headqxa,teys Harris LisAt rarnl,v,
Mr.. H cnec. aaD . Sa"'' fa'msr' March a. 1852.
- / hsv; :ss.ainsa your D.,sn. Ponoho Tent, and
Perienoe in the India rubber business do not
hesitate to say that yor have succeeded in making
Tor The use to Which yOu have applet t. Your
pSnoho TENT beng s made 70 welsh only seven
surprised and delighted that 30 vslnsb. an adj
u
IS to be above comparison All Other ,hinss here-
French Tent Xbfi is ussess in sSs fsId IN rainy
weather; WIN cause more sickness than 1t VIII
their cost is substantially throw away The rub b.
IisI YET are moi Of Any except for man to lay
under him when sleeping
Major Sd Battalion Harris Li.ht Cavalry.
MI noH1c. pay;
animation, and am compelled to express p most
favoI able opinion of its superiority to any thing
it. HSSi no s % R5ISS be-
Increased by wet rain. and its durability recon-
s s1a sou. IT. tR sd tms "
Ny experience with the French shelter tents as
obvlating The objections go Justly urged against
ss ? eoysIins e 30 paced upon the ground. and
1t. Col Cd NJ Y Cavalry and P1ovo af Mer,ha,.
LIST Lieutenant LIST Artillery.
49,. Camp geo, Fai5taz Seminary, Ea.,
Il =. AIRY Er'feds, MeDosssfPs Dtr- Ma,cA %, 1859.
". nave =; u Hd your poneho Tent. mad. water
for ysIeI Irooins, being enamel paint. is Liable to
IA ;Sss
Sssf q sss h. 1T
that your oontivenoe is together the best OF any
HSu Sn
Ponohe made Of rubber on linen. and cOnyeftibie
And hope it WI pufo % 81 the sSS
srpV%ent, 80 that We shall 30 able to &c. them.
{. r. I EDs.Lt. Is. LIEUT.. N H. Battery.
II. r. CoNDrcf. ID
We have examined the new Ponoko Tent ns'i IN
s1 ass1 g. a bs{ made Of linen and rendered
teotion; The important foot that the tent is made
~ , Of three isfgs Bissnkess, s.oh Ponoho. is
Yer. dry Hs s sS q
we united ss1s to %ass coed Ten TIRE:
IN the fsa q, hs
bI. s e .a g aS sd
inc army In the held without T Tssuss 's %,
Colonel 10th Regiment Penn. Vol.
Capt. Co. 6 LIST N. j. cavalry.
MsJor LIST New York csvsi Ii
asy ana ssn 4: Pas RabsI PGnh
I. !. e. suse.i e the Ten. d,Abri III us. In tn.
fGep p1 armys vhioh oan say from exserlspee is
Tent Ii more portable; and being impervious to
vet, must afford good shelter 20 the soldier In
campaign. DAMS KELLY, Captain.
CHBvALIER DE- Pr TX.
ct ST. Gregoi,e, go.
Ms ssI'S sancn HG,s Wssai.s0", girls
WdshtSSt0s. Ap1I 8, 1862. se-8-2avSt
- M ITH
8R OF R's
NEW YORK
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IS X "A "A tkkktttttt EEE EEEEEEEEE
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NORgHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
sas SSeFfs:f, Gisicsssf esd Bsst Rosie fress bs!f
- more &c !ks
WEST, NORTH AND NORTHWEST.
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CANp M.pcv vr,a,~,.

camp MARCY, VIRGINIA.
Headquarters Of sd Pa Gaze. Mayck u, 1882
To Mr.. h; u Day or Brig. Sen VAN Whit:
Our Isslment 10 very much pleased with Days
Linen Painted Ponoho Tents: We ourselves have
tested them thoroughly, and can speak in high
praise of their usefulness In our opinion there liz
NO article OF this de.opiion made more convenient
our actuai rec emen's demand.
SeaIs yAdpt; Jos Il Rrsun,x. Capt co NJ;
son, Capt Co r; Jos = Lodge, list Lieut.; r p
Russell, Cept 20 4; Wendeil Cata, Capt Co
l.; sherwood. Lieut. CO l.; WIN Gary
Cart Com1'G Co D; a NJ Msrtin, Capt Uomdtr
Co n; Edw Jones, Capt Comd'g Go G.; RI bt
DoRgas, lat Lieut. Co G; WIN Price, lat
Lieut. A z q M; Alex j Woodburn. Capt Co
mes noEa, SaRt CO Bi Walter New
1.-THE material vas rubber cloth Il would concur
In the above. VIZ w. AyBRRLL
Colonel Third P. v. g.
agree with the Colonel Commanding
ERNKsT N. BRMENr,
Mai. Com First Bat. Third "a Cav
cheerfully concur IN the foregoing certificate,
txos,t q &c the mitsrial of whioh the tents are
made, WnlsG should be rubber. 8 M. OWEN,
Lieut. Col. Third Pa. Cav.
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FEMALES-P EMA LES FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many Affections peculiar TO Fsmalss,
the Extract Bnchu IL untsualled by any other
remedy, as in ChlorIs or Retention, 1rregulsritv.
atoms, liberated or SeIrrhous ntats of the Uterus
Lsuoorrhes Or Whites, storIlity, and for ali
from Indiscre;on, Habits of Dissl psop, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
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[ II E pom Oh o TEN
ENTIRELY WATER PROOF.
IEvEsrED AND NAMED by Horace II. DAY.
Weight Peune.,

It IL three good Rubber Blankets, IN Linen
90 by ~ inches, 81 Ertr = = n s. :
Itis three Ponehos or Cavalry over -parments-
each weighing, complete, two pounds. The
whole, when united, makes this a convenient
Tent FOR three persons on q march.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale, by the In
ventor Factory, corner 33d street and Sd ave
nue., New York.
Retail price, Water PROCEED with Rubber, $40
Large discount wholesale.
Retail price, Water PROCEED with Ename
Paint, sc so. ..---
Without Makers name, none genuine
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.. Agents,
322 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
The following Testimonials will show how
this valuable Continuance is viewed and com
pared with all the other articles designed to tax
la place One two-horse team will transpor
enough Of these Tents for Regiment. For sal
and orders received as above.
CAMP LIsLsY, Va.
Hsadqxartsrs sth PeHn. Caca!ry, Mdyeh q, 1852
HOs cE n Day, $50 or ten. VAN vLIsT.
Pouoho Tents about one month, end knds ever
reason 10 speak his hly Of them we cannot I'm
and we Also fnd them an excellent shelter from
storm while on march. In short, We would no
Al Grifith, Lisnt Col; Major Pennook Hncy
CAPT 60 p; Austin II csossr. Col; Kss
Capt pff andre. e crsysn, @ Csl. Congo
Con-; Theo Burkhart, lst Lieut. Go M; in
w J'c.6:, "a klsp Is. &c n; Ghss WlSt Re
sigers E H NJ ssh Penn CAV CAV; i Jon
Go Rebsit oidS'u, it Lieut. e B; W.
Go stS r Cav; VIZ Rns Sa.' Lieut. s9 &C.
Sth Pa; Lieut. Lewis Fishblstt. Co Z.
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USE HILMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU for ell sffsc-
tons and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whistler existing In
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these Organs require the aid ofs
DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU rs THE
GREAT DIURETIC,
And IL certain to have the desired effect in ali
Diseases
FOR WHICH 1T IS RECOMMENDED.
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dOkACE DAY, Esq:
Having examined your india Rubber Poncho
Tent and tested Its Wster- roof ualitIea feel
bound - say thar 1t 10 the best i'ent after that
model hsv. Jet seen.
1t IL far superb 70 the Tent d'Abri In use In the
Frenoh arnJ, which can say from ex 1erlepoe in
~ but worthless in heavy vet weather. Your
Tent II more portable; and being impervIous to
vet, must afford good shelter 10 the soldier In
campaign. DAMS KELLY, Captain.
CHBvALIER DE- Pin TX.
ct st. Gregoire, 90,
MstropoItfas Hotel, WasAinstos, AyriI5, 1891.
! fully concur in the above. WYsu x KooH,
Washiastes. Anil 8, 1862. as-8-2SvSt
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Oh. JOHNSTON,

ns.snS ns hsys Cellsgs Of ssEgssn., Lsses. fpSs,
as fssn sns ne msst sninsn Css,,. Al "a. 49,
sss sna ne sstsr part 81 vhsss life teen sr,Ut .
nsstus ssaesn raris, Philadelphia and sltsvhst.
th sssctts ssns o. ne sstsniahinr Osr,s tha 80
.'n sS.saI many ,.ss'd viii nHEiaS m h.sd sli
stdcsn ssrnes, beshfslpsss vita frsqssnt lls,kpr
.snsu-sss via tsrsnss q mad vera sss.d 49,.
tJaisly, NN-"N n-~s
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Spisrdid SksspaHg Gers GA all Night Tram,
SMOKING Saloon Cars on all Trains.
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TAKE NO MORE BALsAM, MERCURY, Or uNPLRAs-
ANT M RDIClHEs FOR UNPLEASANT AND DANGEROUS
DIslAsxs.
HELMB0LDS EXTRA BUCHU
SECRET DISEASES
In ali their stages, At little Expense,
Little or no change in Diet, No inconvenience,
And no EIposnYs.
II causes frssuent cesI'e and gives strength to
Urlnats, thereby removing ob,trucuons.
Preventing and Curing Structures of the Urethrs.
Alayipg Pain and Inflammation. so frequent in
the GLASS Of diseases, and txpeling oil PoiSon0Gs,
DissdSsd and t10rH oHt Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THIS VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who have psid HEAVY FEss to be cured In q
short time, have found they were deceived. and
that the"POISON" has, by the use Of POWERFUL
AsTnINsBrTs," been dried up in the system, 70
break out in an aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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CURE-CORNS-B
MR.: fERDRlAT,. Surgeon Chiropodist, from
q sdS ss1 h, B
that the shoe can be worn hmnedistely sffer the
9Rerehon. without Inconvenience. Also removes
20 that they viii sppesr small and delicate. No. rs
~ strest. psar City Hall. Charges moderate.
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100000 POUNDS
ROUGH TALLOW
- and
s ARMY CREASE
s... UhNTRn

for which the highest pros Will DO paid ut the Ma
tonsl Soap and Candle W orks, Green street and
Canal, GEORGETOWN, d. c. go
NH N-1m @. B. JEWELL. Proprlstor.
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WASHINGTON AND RALrIMO

tO For Throcrh Tickets, aPEly ~ the Ofioe .
the Northern Central Rail Road Com
p&EJ, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-17
Destructive Flood in Phila delphia

Loss OF IIFE--RUTN OF DWELLINGS AND
BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS.
We have fallen upon days of "moving
accident. by flood and field" While the
city bells were calling the people to arms
yesterday morning, an invader, against
which no ordinance can prevail was swee-
ping through two Wards of the city, car
rying devastation in It's train. The Co
hocksink creek, usually as quiet and
peaceable AS one of the streams of Area
dia, burst its bonds and deluged at least
thousand houses. Three children are
known to have been killed, and lady
fifty years of age was missing at late
hour last night. The damage to property
will reach at least 100000, and the in
terruption of business will deprive many
scores of persons of bread for months.
The heavy rains of Thursday night and
Friday morning swelled the Cohocksink
creek to an unusual size. The stream, as
is well known, crosses the Philadelphia,
Germantown and Norristown railroad
track near Montgomery street, and flows
eastwardly from Ninth street TO the river
Delaware through the Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Wards. AT some points it
passes through culverts, and at others
flows on the surface through vacant lots
of ground and through tannery yards.
The immediate cause of the disaster,
yesterday, appears to have been the stop
page of the mouth of one of the sections
of culverts above Ninth street An i'm
mense pool of water collected during the
entire morning. Other ponds were formed
on the commons, between Seventh and
Ninth streets, and North and Montgomery
About noon, the earthly barriers of some
of the upper pools gave way, and tor
rent of water, at least four feet in depth
swept across Seventh street towards the
lower sections of the city. 1t dashed
with immense power against all obsta-
, cles. pouring into cellars like waterfall,
destroying frame tenements and under
mining walls that We're thought to be able
to withstand all shocks
The tenements Nos. 1880, 1882 and
1884 North Sixth street, were occupied
, respectively by George Weidman, Peter
Wolf and Christine Scholler They were
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CT About three hundred men have
gone from this county, for the defence of
the State, complying with the last order
of the Governor. One company from
this town under Captain Litzinger, Lieu
tenants Daniel o. Evans and Evan ID.
Evans; and one company from Carroll
town under Captain Joseph ColS, and
Lieutcnants L. Blair Moore and --
Weakland Many others from the North
ern portion of this county enlisted under
Capt Murray and Sergt John Roberts,
for the regular service.