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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-17

Gr A correspondent of the Ft. Smith Bulletin says, that Col. Flanagin is Connecticut an kee.' Thisis mistake, or worse. Col. Fiana- gin is neither Connectlcuter Or yankee lie IS " to the manor born" No one ever thought oi trumpine up such charge since, nearly thirty wears ago. he came to the then territory of Arkan- sas, to seek a home for life Since then he mar Ted in Arkansas, and all his interests are in our State. He has been called upon to fill various public offices, both legislative and judicial, and acquitted himself with honor. As member of the Convention, he was among the first to take finn and decided ground for separation: At Oak Hills and Elk Horn he noby did his whole duty, and is now, with the advance of our army, in Ten nessee. He has always sought the post of danger and never avoided hard service. He did not pre to the office of governor. and his election by his friends and we believe, hls election by the people, will be unexpected by him. In this case, the office really seeks the man.
 The voters of Arkansas should bear in mind, where these petty filings against Col. Flanagan emanats We caution them to be on their guard against more of the same aort that may be invent ca ana put III clfcuiatl0n oH 'ho eve oA Ihe eiec- ton. The men who put them forth are making desperate cxertons to hold on to office, place and spells. To them, the election of Flanagan is something more than the loss of offices, and pay, and jobs, and fat contracts It means an inyesti-. gation in their past official conduct.
 We had hoped that the election would have pa sed of quietly, and such means would not have been resorted to, as are being used to defeat Col. Flanagin. But the stake his opponents play for is large one; indeed it is thousands upon thousands to them, and they will stopat nothing to win by fair means or foul. We tell the voters that Col. Flanagin is an honest, talented and pure man. That he is a patriot no onedoubts. The islanders in circulation and others that may be started, ought to be- and will be, we are confident, frowned down by an intelligent people
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-17

Disd-In thi. cit, oa Sunday, 14th inss., CHAsLoTTx SUsAssAx, isfsnt dass ssss af " illism and Emily Woolfofs, Ased year and 10 days.
 At the residence eff. J. Eansaon, NaaY J4Ns, infant daughter sf Wa 3. ssA Sarah J. Mesks, aged l year, & months asd II days.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-17
FOR GOVERNOR, HARRIS FLANAGIN,
OF CLARK CoU MY.

egy~ We are requested to announce the follow ing candidates: For State Senator from PuaskiaRd Prairie counties, C. c. DANLEY, JOSEPH STILLWELL. For Representatives. JtEom Ls4laski county, JAMES W. MATTHEWS, THOMAS FLETCHER, JOHN D. KIMBELL. W. c. PENNINGTON. For Judge of the 5h Judicial Circuit, JOHN J. CLENDENIN. For Prosecitng Attorney the 5th Judicial C'reua PLEASANT JORDAN. For County and Probate Judge, MOSES H. EASTMAN. For Clerk, THOMAS II. WALKER, JACOB ASH, JOHN BRISBIN. Col. T. D. MERRICK.
 For SherH,
 JOSIAH NJ. GILES. DANIEL M. THOMSON. P. G. MASON.
 For County Treasurer, THOMAS PARSEL,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-17
" Extract"

General Orders No. 2. HEAD QUARTERS TaAks- MIss Ds,aaTnslNT, , L0tle Rock, Ark, Aug. 18th, lS6a. All orders of District and othsr commAaders willbe enforced until revoiei or modified.
  By command of Mai. Gen. HoLsxs
 R. c. NEWTONA
 A. A. GeR1. Official:
 J. ". HiNsDaLE, Lieut. $ N
 A. A. A. General
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-17

There are two Generals Hill in the Confederate army. Maor-General A. P. Hill is Virginian. and conducted the battle at Williamsburg. Maj Gen Daniel H. Hill, is from York District, South
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-17

After the victories near Richmond, upon search ing the piles of burnt stores and munitions, the Confederates found, in all, about 80,0O0 pounds of lead Of course, this will be returned to the feds but as it is difficult to transport such weighty ma terial it will be returned ill small quantities at a time.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-17

Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, now offers reward of one hundred thousand dollars for John Morgan. He is worth hundred millions.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-17

We saw it statedin exchange, and copied the statement, that the wife of Gen. Beauregard died at New Orleans about the lst of July. This was an error, as gentleman tells us that she with the general at Bladen Springs, is in Alabama. In the latter part of August, Beauregard was at Mobile with his staff, and his health was sufficiently re- stored to enable him to take the field.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-17

Lincolns colonization scheme, if not knocked in the head, has received e set back. The plan was to establish negro colony at Chiriqui, but the Costa Rican minister came out fatfooted and said it should not be. In this dilemma, Lincoln has sent Pomeroy on a rowing commission, through the tropics, to find suitable place.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-17

Messrs. Ayres & Wade propose to publish, at Richmond, a weekly pictorial, to be known as the publishing an illustrated sheet, apart from the diff fcuty of procuring good paper, is much better than many would suppose. There is an extensive Autograph establishment in the South, and excel lent engravers have come from France and Eng land.
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-FNING STAR.
sKEDADDLE.

The shades OF night were falling fast,
As through Southern village passed
= YOrt5, who bore, not over nice,
\ banner with the gay device,
Sksdaidis!
His hair was red bis toes beneath
E'epCd. Ike an acorn from Its sheath,
While with Z frightened voice he sung
4 burden strange TO Yankee tongue,
Sksiaddie
lie saw no household FIRE, where he
Might warm his tod or hominy;
Beyond the Cordilleras shone,
And from hiS lips escaped groan,
SksGaddls
go STAY, y a cullered pussop said.
AN on dis bosom res your he'd ~
The Octcroon she winked her eve,
But still be answered, with 4 sigh,
SEsdGfdls
Beware Mcclellan, Buell. and Banks;
Beware Of HalIeck's deadly ranks"
This was the planters last Coed Night,
The chap replied, far out Of sight,
Sksd1d4le
Al break Of day. a. several boys
From Maine, New York and Illinois,
Were moving Southwark IN the sir
They heard these accents OF despair,
skldddfls
4 chap was found, and at his side
= bCttle, showing how he died,
Still -raspirg in his hand of ice
That banner with the strange device,
SksdaddIs
There in the twili2 ht thick and gray,
Considerably PLAYED out, he Law;
and through the vapor gray and thick,
a voice fell, like rocket stick,
s*sdaddls [Vanity Fair:
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IEE TRANSCRIPTION BILL AS RKIEcTEp-Tbe
-1iio"l1g Is toe bill rej7cted-yeas a, nays IS
nL TIE House 'f Representatives On Monday:
II any person or persons within the United
Ss.es shall. after the passage Of this act wiIfully
- 1a-e In srmed rebellion against the Govern
ITs.' r tie United states, or shall wilfully aid
90 aH5t such rebellion, or adhere to those engaged
m ~Gch rebellion, giving them aid and comfort
every such person sha. thereby forfeit all claim
O. lie service or labor OF any persons commonly
SHOWN As slaves. and ell such slaves are hereby
o' Clafed Irse ard forever discharged from seryi-
TIC any hing N the lagEs OF the United States
or o. eny CtLeT State to the contrary potwitb
sanding; and Whenever thereafter any person
calming the labor and service Of any such slave
-7ail sex 70 enforce his claim, 10 shall be suf-
i-."n' defence thereto that the claimant was en-
.'sG' q IN said rebellion, or aided or abetted the
a..r.- contrary to the provisions Of this act
~ never any person claiming TO be entitled to
l-fT - or iatGr OF any ether person, and shall
s~7z So enforce gucE claim, lie shan, In the f,s,
lar' @Ce, sEd O-faTe any order shall be made for
tLc TErfenteT # the PsTson whose service or labor
-- Claimed, establish no. only MS claim to such
r'~N.as GT labor, hut also that such claimant has
rot, 10 G1y way, aided, assisted, O. Countensnce6
it3 eNI,ting reDe lilon against the Government OF
III [ u!ted states
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- Jas F Otis. one Cf IA editors of the New
't-'aAN FttEgHss, j. nephew of Harris GRAY
tts. ard was formerly an abolitionist II Is
ut week $50 that Il was announced in the
p1ysrs that Mr.. Otis was arrested and Imprisoned
- New orleans for his attachment for the Union
f.id u Is p0s,l Ole that the statement regarding
Lis GisUn!oniEm does him injustice
- young lady resides in Simcoe, whose
tIClt as seriously troubled her for the past three
Ee@''r ana who has at times, for DAYS together,
IN Unable 10 speak above whisper. Feeling
L"r difficulty 10 be returning a few DAYS since
s. 1-i her inner in her throat and TO her aston.
'.Ll-e-i withdre9g crooked pin, in an advanced
state q decoH lsition
A. Two American marriages have lately
ttAsh pace az the American Legation in Paris
Az he silver Of New YORK, till lately engaged
30 iTIde IN China was mar ed TO a Young French
lay aud Miss Emma France dauSbtrr Of
E!rl1Id France esq OF Baltimore, married the
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IECHANeE CT PRIsOSERs.-A Fortress Monroe
let says; A. last there Is well grounded pros
81 60 or the lOng-pending arrangement for the ex-
change 4 the prisoners held by the South as hes
ties for the privateersmen in hands being
cssr.sd ont. This mnrning Captain MilIward re-
;.rHsd from the James river. which he ascended
EIr as City Point with flag of truce, bearing
Sc message from Gen Wool to Gen. Huger He
VS. 20 have brought certain prisoners; but Gen.
HUEer writes that those who were in Richmond
ave been removed from that city, and that he
does not know their whereabouts He considers
hr..ssIf RESPONSE Die for the fulhlmeat Of the ar
rTageinsnt, and oa ascertaining the whereabouts
- -LC prisoners he will communicate with some
c..e Cf tie Union beats in The Tiysr. 1 understand
IT, arrangement Is TO the efectthat on the deliv-
err - all tie priyateeTsmen held by US, he will
a.. yer ali the prisoners held by the South az hos
ta-rs, tn be exchanged, or il the number should
lot answer the requirements Of the cartel then
{. deficit 10 be paroled and exchanged hereafter
bis will bring back CorcoTan, Wilcox and
0t rs, 50 long and snxlOuSly looked for Captain
-'..i"ard will return with the flag Tomorrow
probably, or IS soon as the Privateers can be de-
Hvsred here
Their removal from the city Of Richmond Ia
rather gHihCant. General Huger's Headquarters
are q Petersburg, - miles distant, and the IN
ference IS that the removal must have been sud-
crl, 90 he would have known something about
- and The fact that he was unable to state TO what
place hey had been removed is not the least sim
-3l1T part Of the affair.
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HOOKING TRAGEDT.-A sad affair growing
out ftbe present war occurred at No 332 Avenue
A. on sunday evening. Some months ago, IL ar
pears. Ftenchmzn named Jean PHILIPPE Joined
ne Excelsior Brigade and departed for Washing
n, ieavtng behind him wife and an interest
nc child about five years old. On Saturday
Madame PhiiliPe received a letter from the seat
II Wei announcing the death of her husband in
recent sng1ysm She was devotedIy at
idcaed Ia tie brave fellow, and so terrible was
tre shock produced by the sad tidings that her
IGEsol Wa dsthrOEed, and she determined To
follow her husband even to the grave. Accord
iagiF, On Sunday she made the necessary prepa-
i-'.OHs Tor the disposition Of her remains, when
tue curtain should lall upon the last act of the
melancholy tragedy. She determined to destroy
To re OF her child also, sEd thur complete the
drama by killing herself Having procured
pGl2t OF ldudsnum, she administered portion of
be poison 20 her offspring and then swallowed
Tue balance herself. Some hours afterwards the
unnapDy woman was discovered to be in a diving
condition, with her child folded else to her
bosom. She wss immediately removed to Bel
L-Vue Hospital for medical attendance. but died
IN az hour or 90 after her admission Tue child
fingered until Yesterday afternoon, when, when
j, sHcrumosd TO the influence of the poisonous
. ,au2 at and expired about three o'clock-N Y.
Herald.
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BLOOD BLOOD, HEooo,

BLOOD! BLOOD BLOOD
Es!SlJe!.:'j Highly Concentrated Coo.,sS.s
EhnID EXTRACT siRsAPARuLA.
SYPHILIS
salsi I: n affection OF the blood, su5
ATTACKS THE SEXUAL OKSsEs.
Eii:iSoS Of TEE NOSE, Es1s
GHKGk3. ,,r,zEnIHIi
AN! OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES,
Making Isx ss7ssIGnce IN the forIa Of
ULCERS.
Es,Iaboi6's Extract gsrsszariUs,
PuTIaoE the Blood, and removes ali ScaIy Er~a
tiols of the Skin
d1'iFtS 80 The COMPLEXION = CLEAR
AND HEALTHY COLOR.
~ Deils pT52sreI expressly for thIs c!sss of oom-
saS!nts, us Blood Purifying Properties are sre-
seTveS y greater ez,spt than any other ,rebsrs.
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THE GREAT "AMERICAN REMEDIES,
Known a. HELMBOLD's
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
HELHBoLD'S EXTRACT "BUCHU,n
/" SARSAPARLLLA
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.

EELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
" HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FL UID EXTRACT B UCHU
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
SRAVEL. ard DROPSICAL SwELLIN6S.
This Medicine increases tbs power of Dies
hon, and excites the ABSORBENTS into heal
thy sotion, by which the WATERY OR CAL
CARE0US dispositions, and all UNNATURAL
ENLARGEMENT are reduced. as we'll ~
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and Is good for
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
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HRLMBOL DIS ROSE WASH

HRLNBOL DIS ROSE WASH.
~ excellent Lotion for Diseases of a s,.h,,,t.
tiTI.a1,o eLd Is an injection In Diseases of the
Ssi ~ OdEsxS arising from Hsbis of Dis 81 ,stion
$50 So ~ c9Ansc.lon With the Extract. Huohu ar
Gal sparlia- N sGoh Diseases az recommended
Eeias'es 6 tas most rsliabgs c.d ,sspcxs,bI,
tAa'aS!sr val accompany sAs p.sdiefsss,
CEhTlFICATES OF CURES,
tTOs. 20 % yssys' staxdinr
"lTf HAars KNOWN TO
SCiENCE ANDFAME.
For Medical Prophecies OF RIJCuu "a. M.
sensaecrJ OF the United states. LII.
ps zee PIotessor DEVICES valuable works on the
PHYSiCK, Philadelphls. 0 oe4eoi"'oo d.
Ds Ses re- remarks made By DR.. .EPHRAIM Mo
Of the koIs G GsIeIsTsssa Physician and Member
Paohshed IN the Transactions of the KIM Ans
BENJAMIN TRAVERs, F sISs.w FIRS n,a; y
IeEe OF Surgeons. - 'o'"i Noi-
see most oftke late Standard works on Msdioins
s 5oo sar'aara' OIL 90 per bottle, or siI for
81 Improved Rose Wash, 50 per bottle, or six for
sufficient 70 cure the most obs1tinsss oaSs. d He
Iechons are adhered TO- Delivered 10 sny &c.,.
s0oufeA' saSksd rom obser vation.
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL CoMMu.
NlCAIlONS.
Cures Guaranteed! Advic, Graft. .,
AFFIDAVI1,
PERSONALLY app eared before me, An Aldarm.n a,
ne CITY OF Philadelphia, ii. Il, HELNRoID Who
oeiLk oGU sworn, doth say, his preparations oon
AL no BaLcooc, no mercury, or other iaiurious
drags' out are purely vegetable.
,SEorn and subscribed before me- this ss.I dav n,
NoyemDef, 1854. WM. r. laIBBERD. Alder1sn
Ninsn street, above Race, Philadelphia.
Address letters fo1 information in con6dsnos n
n. n; b; HELMBOJ.D, Chemist.
Defot, loS south Tenth ST bel Chesuut PhiIs
BEWARE OF co UNrERFEIrs
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS
" no erGeavor TO dispose .soF THEIR owrr an
oIHkk AEIIcLfs ON THE REPUTATION aTrarHTd
oy helmooid's Genuine Prep arations
/. Extract Buohu,
Z" Improved Rose Ws.h.
Gold BY ALL DR. UGGIsTE EVERYWHERx.
ASK FOR HELM BOLD's,
TAKE NO OTHER,
Cut Gus the Advertisements and send for "A.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPO
eukE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-29

Use HzLxpoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu for all sfea
hons and diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whistler existing
MALE OR FEMALE,
FIoE whatever cause originating. and no msttsr Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
DisssstE Of these Organs REQUIRE the aid ofs
DIURETIC.
EELEBCLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU rs TYx
GREAT DIURETIC,
Ard l. certain 70 hsvs the desired edeot In all
N1ssssSS - "
FOR wBICR IT Is RECOMMENDED.
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NOTICE.
=

taekX7K35Sz31 &kxzff&
"ADAMs' EXPRESS COMPANYn
9his Company offers to the public Unee 50
Advan1Ees" for the Safe and Quick DISPATCH sf
nesty ETeiEnts. Psektyes, yaluables. Money, d G.
80, 70 Gil parts of the United States,
Expresses 70 and from the North and wess de-
part from And Arrive In Washinxton tVIoe daiiy
~ Expresses are In oharIs Of sxs1issssl ss1
TssHen PASSENGERS.
IAtIn or ususl rates.
All Goods for the so-callsd "CsrSedsrsts ststs.I
And 81 Articles Csntrabaad OF War" viii b
Or Expresses leave New York ct l, g. ssds
D. Arriving In Washington ct g. A. ID. and kii
Expresses leave PHILADELPHIA st soA. M. ,ns
NJ n" arriving In Washington at SO p. nj, And
Expresses leave ga timsrs ct 40 A. nj. And p
o., arriving In Washington 1t A, NJ and So
IE.sTss,,e. fer oil so.9t. Ner.s And Yves, leave
special Contracts for large quantities Of Frosht
san pc made on app icatlon TO this @ ffoe
All Gosda called for and delivered frss Of Extrs
charges. r. w, PARSONS.
washington. AuEast =, 1857. asssn
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RELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,

RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Weaknesses
Arising from Exoesses, Habits of Dissipation,
Early IndiscretIOn or Abuse,
Attended sifh fhs Jolfotsiss Sypptoss:-
Indlspositlon to Exertion, Loss OF Power,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror of Disease, Wakefu ness,
pimness OF Vision, Pain In the Back.
Hot Hands, Flushing of the BODY
Dryness OF the Skin, Eruptions on the Face
PALLID COUNTENANCE,
These symptoms, If allowed to 60 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
MPOrENCY, FATUITY. EPILEPTICF FITS,
in one of which the patient may expire.
Who can ssJ that they are not frequently fol-
lowed By those "DIREFUL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPION.n
Many are ,ware of the cause of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASY-
LUMS,
And tbs Melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
BRAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TE. TRUTH OF THIS
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid of medicine
to strengthen and
Inviyorate the System.
Watch RELMB0LDS EXTRACT UCHU is-
pdriabIy does.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKHPrIcAL.
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DENTISTRY.

: aHGEz p =: H HsiEeiz - ,:s:.::.
Many IersonS can wear these teeth VINO
sannos wesl osasts, and no person can wear othsrs
sorsan. ~ In ~ saS ne =. 80 \.
ysl sSy s1s md sros q sssh Ssy may Ssslrs
eyt 70 those Who Are particular and wish Che purest
s. m HHss iS sss' =
ssn'S az. e .ais slsy.No; sss n. avenue, between
NEw AND IMPROyED INVENTION
: xxr7HszxA sREoy1xsr7 Bons
+ re Ta,
WfYHsJY MEYAb PlASI On CIAsYa
Dir. Q. b. sI8EsMoND. -N
80, s:.. Ia "a s 49,. ~
Calls the attention Of the public 10 the following
a1v.ntagss Of his improved system: ~wuzs
never ocrode nor change color by anyE
acids, being three fourths lighter than any other
3 E2 teeth or roots need be extracted, a tbs
Tie rests viii Be made lnesensive, a never
q No Temporary teeth srs needed, as ,ermsps.,
&c a.taraI eIlfe.sion Of he isce. 1hics rndssF
The GID system |: esusptly dlskIared.
msry u me nrn chemists and physicians OF this
Dr. s. has alss invented . white undsstruo,iv.
mssss eslI1ng With which the most sensitive teeth
got souna tooth on any nds roots, which viii last
Sss q Prcs.os & Dr. Dr.
Judge Wayne. of the Supreme Court Of Wsshfn1-
ten, and thousands Of Others.
Call and examine for yourself. no 9-eu
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DR.. j. H. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIN
IMENT.

Ihs best External in the World TO, Man or Beast.
life OF and misery By the of this in
valuable Llniment Ii will relieve Pain almost In
the fouest Sore in an Incredible short tune,
MeLs:ns VoIcdate Otl Imminent will relieve the
Neuralgia. For Paralysis, Contracted Muscles,
Stiffness or Weakness IN the Joints, Muscles or
will cure Sore hroat, Headache or Esrache For
Burns, or Soalds, or any Pain. it is an Infallibe
remedy, Try 1t. and you will find / an Indispen-
slble remedy Keep II always on hand.
Pianters, Farmers, or any one having charge OF
horses, ylll gave moueJ by using MoLean's Vol
cure for Sails. Spralns, Chsfes, Swelling, Lame
ness, Sores, Wounds. Scratches, or any external
disease. Try 1t. and You will be convinced.
DIR. J. fl, MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
St Louis, Mo,
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DIR. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS

For Lace, Complaint, BiEIioHsness, Headache, Se.
There has never been q cathaYtie medicine offered
to the public that has given suoh entire eatlsfao-
ton IS MeLe1R's Universal Pills,
Being entirely vesetable, they are perfectly in
nocent and can be taken by the tender infant;
yet prompt and powerful in removing all Bilious
stomach. In fact, they are the only Pills that
should be used in maarious di stricts.
Stomach or Bowels, though very active and search
ing In their operations, promoting healthy score
tons of the Liver and Kidneys. Who will suffer
from Biliousness, Headache and Foul Stomach,
when so cheap remedy can be obtained? Keep
season. may prevent hours, days, and months OF
slet ness. AK for DIR. ]. II. MoLean's Universal
Pills Take 70 other. Being coated, they taste
BY mail TO any part Of the Unite States.
J. II, MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine sts., st. Louis, Mo,
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ON AND RF FTFEHt f SGsfak APRIL l.
road commence running daily, Sundays exoepted.
leaving this station at 40 A. NJ and connectIn =
parts Of the West. via Parkersburg or w heeinx
Through tickets sold and baggage CHECKED:
Mssts, Of Transportation Baltimore and ohio
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I1o ~ HALL,
SSs Pc AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRR.
ylh Received and Opened,
A large and arst-clss stock OF cholss
1AMILY CERIES,
- -s-t consisting eff
Sugars, Of all grades,
FLOUR,
NAIhLARDs CHOCOLATE,
&sp &C., 90.
Al OF which he Offers at lowest cash prices.
~ PIXIES CELEBRATED WHISTLES.
SOC barrels Magnolia,
go barrels Xxx,
500 barrels Millers Rye Msnons,hsls,
ess barrels fine Old Rye,
$50 barrels hne Old Bourbon,
At CINCINNATI PRICES.
All the fsvorite brands Of
CHA MPAGN NE,
humn VerIeny, Green Seal, Heidsicf,
which, being bought low, we otter At unusually
low rates.
Also, Sole Agen. for
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL,
feb l4-m
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1861 THE Ils6l
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
AEs

xSuu1 llN6A4d SVAlIbl xSo1lkVesns
@E -
with its eoanectoDsD
Is FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLASTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
xHRIE DAILY TIAINs IRON
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTsBUR6Ht
Two Of them making
sIesx CONNEXIONS AT nAIRIsByIa
with trelns on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
rRoN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORB
70 sil points in the
"rsI. NoRTH-wtsI AND SouTa-wEsI.
~ For Through Tickets, apply st che Once OF
the Northern Central Rail Road Com
Psny, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-29

PEMA Les PEMdLES-F FEMALES,
. OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED. OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many Affections peculiar to FEMALES,
the Extraot Buchu IL unesualled by any other
remedy, as in ChlOrIs or Retention, Irregularity,
P.lnfdlne.s or Suppression of Customary Evacu-
atoms, liberated o. SoIrrhous state Of the Cterus
complaint. incident to the sex whether arising
from lndiscreion, Habits of Dissipation, or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T |!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-29
FROM wASHINGT

SzIezSiS Sleeping Cars on all NigkE Trssas
Smoking Saloon Cars on sH Trans.