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The ROANOKE REVBRsEs.-Ths Rishmond
Examiner publishes the following.

THB ROANOKE REVBRsEs.-Ths Rishmond
Examiner publishes the following:
To the Editor Of tho RsehmonS kaoG-
iner:-The independent conduct of your jour
nal emboldens me TO venture q criticism upon
the late reyerses at Fort Henry and Roanoke
Island, which may be grating to ears polite,
but Is rendered necessary by the condition of
the country. 1t is high time that these sur
renders should cease, for considering the
character Of the war in its consequences TO us
they have been truly amazing, commencing
with that Of the cavalry at Alexandria down
through that Of Col Pegram, at Rich Noun
tain, that Of Commodore Barron, at Hatteras
dc., &c, to the present lamentable instance.
At Fort Henry BTIRzdtsF General un-
wounded, having garrison almost intact.
lowers his hsg over a dozen guns of the largest
ealibre, and with haekneyed compliment
yields up his bl6odless sword How whitening
and humiliatiDg to our Southern manhood was
the sorrowful reply Of the Yankee Commodore
That the General should have neglected to
make preparation for preventing the enemy
from ascending the river and burning the
railroad bridge, may be passed oye-, because
no commission can make q man a comm ander
unless it be given by nature; but if the state
ment as to his surrendering be true, is he to
be retained upon the rolls Of the Southern
army as an officer?
The Roanoke affair Is perfectly incompre-
hensibie. The newspapers are filled With ex-
travsgant laudations Of our vslor-the annals
OF Greece and Rome offer no parallel-whole
regiments were defeated by companies, and
We yielded only to death. Our men finally
surrendered with no blood on their bayo-
nets, and what is the loss Richmond Blues,
two killed and five wounded; McCulloch
Hangers, ors killed and two wounded; the
other four companies lost in all two killed and
eleven wounded. Comment Is needless The
whole army had better surrender at once, for it
will eventually come to It,
am, sir, &C., AN OFFICER.
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Why BUCKSER DID NOT ESCAPE FROM FORT
DnNBLsoN.-The Louisville Journal of Tues
day, in giving an account Of the transfer Of
Gen. Buckner and his staff, besides several
other officers, from Cairo to Jacksonville,
Ind, says:
At the railroad depot at Jeffersonville. Col.
Dant, who was in command Of the provost
guard, conversed freely with the prisoners,
many Of whom made him the bearer Of mes
sages and other favors to their friends in this
city. Many Of the prisoners were disposed to
enter complaint because they we're not per-
mitted to visit their friends in this city while
on their way to their place Of confinement.
General Buekner expressed the opinion unre-
servedly that he owed his captivity to the folly
Of Gen. Pillow.
The commanders Of the Rebel forces at Fort
Donelson agreed upon plan of retreat after
they became satisfied they could not win the
battle. Pillow, with his forces was to cut his
way through the right flank of the Federal
forces, and at given period was to signal
Gen .Buckner, who was to attempt similar feat.
Pillow succeeded partially, but in the weak
ness Of his JOY over his supposed escape neg
lected the signals, and set about tslegraphinp
report southwark that he had won a great
victory. In that deluding his Rebel friends,
for he was driven back to his old quarters, and
only escaped by stealing out after nightfall
General Buckner states that the opportunity
was rendered him and his staff ts-make their
escape with Generals Pleyd and Pillow, and
the plan was submitted to the officers After
consultation they, with a single exception, de-
termined to share the fate of their men. We
blush to make the admission, but il was our
quondam friend, Dick Wintersmith, who pro-
posed TO sacrifice the men and save the officers.
Dick, it should be remembered, was himself an
officer. II is useless to add that he escaped.
Gen. Buckner expressed the opinion that
the Rebels would not make q stand at Nash
vile.
pany who had been detailed to guard the
prisoners, says the Rebel officers, notwith-
standing they had been generously permitted
to retain their side arms, formed plan to tax e
possession Of the boat on Sunday night, a short
distance below the city. 1t was discovered,
however, and its contamination prevented by
the vigilance Of Capt. Walker.
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iC- The number Of gas light companies in the
United States IS 420 employing S5I 62O, $40 rapi-
tai, OF which nine-tenths is in the loyal States.
III The New York Bible Society ia In deb,
s6OOOO In consequence Of the extensive publica-
tions for the army, &c.
IL The loss by the recent Are In Commercial
street, Boston, ann united to 81 ,OOO, 900, which
was Insured for half that amount I -
ID-lt is calculated that there are 500. 900
Catholics in England and Wales
W Hermann is PrestidigitatIng In Columbus,
Ohio.
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Return of Released P,i.op.,s

PHILADELPHIA, March Q About 400 released
prisoners arrived here by the Baltimore train. at
one O'Clock this morning. They Were received
at the depot by an immense crowd of friends.
VINO naa assembled In expectation Of their arrival
several hours earlier at the volunteer refreshment
saloons, when the Philadelphia portion, com pos
Ing the majority, dispersed TO their homes, made
happy by their return
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IL The determination Of thePrussIa an Govern.
ment to use the German language, instead Of the
French, the med ium for diplomatic communi.
cations, has produced some perplexing results.
IL j. said that the env0ys of Russia, Holland and
sweden, have declared that they will adopt a
parallel course and Will make their communica-
uons 70 The Berlin Minister oI Foreign Affairs in
Russian, Dutch and Swedish
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Geld Coming from Oregon and British
AmeIfca-Cold WaathAr. -

SAN FRAScIsco, Cal, Feb. 27-The steamer
CorteI, from Oregon and British Columbia, has
arrived here, bringing S12O, 600 In gold.
Inc weather throughout the northern coast has
been very cold. -
Many persons on their way from Portland. Ore
gon, to the mines, have been frozen to death.
Thousands who LETT California for the new Ell
Dorado are detained at Portland until the spring
ODenf. -t-Ne
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Arrival Of Col. Lee nj Haa,an.

BosToN, March 1.-Col Lee, Major Reeve and
Dr. Reeve, were received al the depot last evening
by Gov Andrew and staff, and a large crowd Of
citizens They were received with hearty well
come and most enthusiastic cheers
The city government Of Roxbury propose giving
Col. Lie public reception next week
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ID Patrick welch, private In Capt, Tis-
daIes cornpaIT, Thirteenth Connecticut Regi-
Tasat, vhlls on . furi0ugh az his heme in soetnii
ington, Marion District, on Monday night, hao
the foreinger Of his right hand cut OF oy Hls
wife. He was IN a stats OF intoxicauon ~ the
time and the alleged reason 10 that she was ehs
posed to his going to the war. This maining "
! State Prison odsnse.
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Disaster to the U 8. Fr;na,e ye,uon,

BosToN, March 2-The schooner Flying Mist,
al Chatham, reports ION the 27th ult 95 miles
from Cape Cod spoke the U. s. frIgats Vermont
with loss Of rudder, both bower anchors, suit OF
sails and four boats She wanted a steamer 10
tow her I'M Com Hudson sends tonight the
search of her 80
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SEALEp pPROP0ShLsAr Are invited till the 10th
- day Of Msroh. 1862 at Il O'Clock m, for sup
RHEIRRf ERf the y = Sub DeP,t with 5000 head Of
The Cattle 10 Be deiiversi at washington City,
and each animal to average 800 pounds gross
Tsight; NO animal admitted which " CHS less than
The Cattle to be delivered At such times ana in
sucn soSnttles as the Government NAV rec uire.
NO Cattle VIII Be req ulred under this oontrsct be-
Helfers, stays and Bulls noy wanted, - O.
bond with good and sufficient security will be
-6overnmen, reserves to itself the right to BAY IN
No bid vii. be entertained when pu, in by oon.
hs ts SdSs1 e @
10 respond 10 his bid 10 Ho' pissoh'
Bids % be directed 10 Mai. A. BECYWITB. C..
g., U. 8. A., Washington. ID. G.
FORM OF BID.
the ssof the sS
hupdred pounds gross ysiEht; The Cattle 70 be
sO ). Of sa
on the scales. and the weight 90 determined 70 bs
the ystSd hssssy sssy stss 70
Son.5.ot Ard to reOeive Treasury notes in Paynsut
SECOND MOURNING AND GREY. SILKS.
Slssi silks. more than our usual large and oom-
Fancy silks, select assortment
.,eh ,mh2srniSs Goods oar psssl full sad complete
et,Ish Dress Goods, for early Spring. Is
Dry Gosoas, staples, for the cur ent everI aay
.sl 9Rs .assG siGs: s:ssssS sss s.Is
An ,5sgsstion Sf .tack solicited, 1t inours no
e ast iae Pa eve. and Ninth s: ssf::t.
mi M
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GEN sIsEL.-A correspondent Of the st. Louis
Democrat states on authority Of private CORES.
pondence with slgel himself, that he II prepared
lished In many Of the papers, and ascribed to
him. 90 far from complaining Of personal In
justice he feels grateful for the privilege Of serv
Ing his adopted country, and confident that those
under whom be acts will adequately appreciate
and reuard him Ha..'. ~ ...
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T-GNo use In trying to collect that BILL sir, /"
said collector to his employer, handing the dis
honored document to the latter sWhyfn "The
man who should pay Il is non ost." replied the
collector 0Then take Il, and collect Il, sir A
non est (hones) man VIII net fail TO meet his OBJ
hgations., '' eza -
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IRON HALL,
$50 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
EMILE,DUPRE.
.s Just Received and Opened,
large and frst-slass stock Of choice
FAMILY CERIES,
consisting Of:
SUGARS, Of all grades,
.... TEAS,
COFFEE,
FLOUR,
MAILLARD's CHOCOLATE,
&C., &c, &c.
All Of which he offers al lowest cash prices.
PIXIES CELEBRATED WHISTLES.
oO barrels Magnolia,
500 barrels xxx,
500 barrels Millers Rye Moaongahela,
800 barrel. sne Old Rye,
500 barrels Hne Old Bourbon,
AT CINCINNATI PRICES.
All the favorite brands Of
AMPAG NE,
Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heidsick,
which, being bought low, we offer at unusually
low rates.
Also, Sole Agent FOR
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL.
feb Att
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o r FL IA L.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, rrs
L .-EH sr E.. FIBRuARY 4, 1862.
NoTIcR 10 HBRKBY GIVEN Of the readiness Of
this Department TO redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved Deoeinber 23d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable In sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congres approved
"a March, 1851. sI.- 90. -.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issues
viii ceass on the 7th day Of Aprn ne1t by terms
Of those ach respectively. fes.hp7
.' .-H
~ WASHINGTON, January 25, 1852
The Secretary OF State will hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frst OF next
month -rtr.-
jan e7-t WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
NTAR DEPARTMENT,
w JANUARY 81, 1862.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in tho field
Saturdays will be devoted TO the bushes OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
te 2-d Secretary Of War.
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HELMBOLD'S EITRAcT BUCRu

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUcBD
For WeGi.esr-s
ArfsnT rom EHcesSss, Habits OF Disas,asnn
Bsrly lndiscretion or A Ahase
lffszdsd eta tAs Eel!OSiag Sysap.onl:
Indie ton TO EIeTtaOR, Loss Of Fove,
Loss q Memory, pinoultF OF HrestblS,
Weak Nerves, IsysT-i :; y y
Horror Of Disease, Weketsir.-Ls'
DImness Of NiCon, PAR i1 tse A.o'-'
unlverss LsssitUde of tho Muscular ystsn,
Hot Hands, Elushins of ths 3oa,
DrJness Of The Skin, ETuptions on ths FAoe
PALLID cOUNTKSANCE.
These symptoms, III allowed 70 20 on, yhioh a..
medlcine invariably removes. soon follows
IMP0TENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC Fits.
h one Of vATek tis Pasisss NAY Ezptrs.
Who cen say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed bJ those "DRRUL DIskAsEs,"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Of their Euaeun.,
BUT NONE WILL CONF kss.
THE REC0E DS OF TIE INSANE AsYLUnS
And sac Melancholy DEATHS by Coxss~ytioa,
BKIR AMPLE WITNESS TO THI TRuTH on rgx
ASSERTION.
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
sSpires the aid OF medicine to strengthen md
LnvlEorats the System
hIeh HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
tsoariai ~ doss
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TEE EosT sIEPTIcAL.
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Arrival of Captured Cettou.

NEW YoRk, March The bark G.. W. Hall.
from Key West, has arrived. She brought $50
bales Of Gotten, the cargo Of the schooner Lizzie
Weston, captured of the Balize by the gunboat
Itasca
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The Passport Order Rescinded. ... %
N.w YoRk, March 1.-Secretary Seward has
rescinded the order requiring persons leaving
his country to procure panpofts =
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Capture Of a Rebe, Captain.

LOUISVILLE, March 2.-The Journal has ad.
vices that the rebel Captain John Morgan, has
been captured near Scottsville -
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Celebration Of Recent yic,ori..

PHILADELPHIA, Mara 2.-The recent victories
Of the Union army and navy will be celebrated on
Tuesday evening, the 4th Of March, by a grand
military and naval ball at the Academy Of Music
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NOTICE,
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING u. q.
NOTES AND BONDS.


49, TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Feb 2. ise2.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be recsyed ~ the
~ ~ otfos OF the Secretary q the Treasury until
wednesday, the 6th day of march next, for furn-
lshing ninety millions Of United states Notes and
I've nundred millions IN Bonds, to be issued under
authority OF the aot OF February, 1882 eutltled "a
cot to authorizs the issue of United states Treas
IrJ hosss, and for the redemption or refundIng
Notes and Bonds will be required of the denomi.
nations and N the proportions as follows:
. thirteen millions each Of United States Notes OF
the denominations Of SIS, los, 2O's sos loO's Ard
1000. N
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- Departure Of the steamer Kangaroo.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The steamer Kangaroo
sailed to-day for Liverpool, with si79, DO In
specie. n -
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NOTICE.
u uADAMs, ExPREES COdPANYn

- kH4zsss.&.Sszsse = <tAS3r<
"ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY
Thil Company Offers to tie public Unesualled
Acvantsges1 foT the Sale and Quick Dispatc1 Of
he8vy FTai Ehts, PHoksSee, Neusbles, Money, 90
30, to al parts Of ths United Ststee.
Expresses 70 Sad from the North and Yves. de-
sert from and arrive tn Washington twice daily
AH E1szesses eIo In ohsrge Of sEpsrissssd $50
An Psek,sss f0I Tie soldisrs csrnsa .t "0xr
All Goods for the so-oallcd "Ooufoderste Rsses''
md al Articles "Contab.sd OF War'' vii bs
RITJsED.
Our Expresses leave New York Il l,EandsP
a II arriving IN WsAhiAStcl =! "a. NJ. and ass
ExSressos Isavo PhIlsAelshiE st no A, N. and
II p NJ, arriving N Washing ton 1t $50 p. n, ard
ExPrsssss Leave Baltimore 81 go A. ID. an P.
m.& arriving in washington ~ 4. Ii. ana 40
Expresses for all points North and wsst leave
w eshlnS Ton at 7.sU A. NJ. and $50 p. M, daily,
SPECIAL Contracts for l&rEe quantities Of Frsafht
can pc made on app -ican0n b. this OMce.
All 6oode okled for and delivered fFss uf hx-srs
charges. +, w, PARSONS,
GaSt hdaMs' ExSrSSs ComsaH
WGshlEk ton, A q ust "a, ieSl, un-n
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CARRlA6 Es.

CAhkIA6ES.
= = Hsye now On hand large and fue assortment OF
CAHkiA6ES, superior 70 any in the 0RS
market, which l am prepared 20 sellS
Iov IoI oash. PERSONS IN want of good d2SE
before purchasing elsewhere ny s'SA
Al repairs neatly done, and orders promptly at
have also one very 6ze elose Psnnel Csrrlsre.
wnich OFFICIALLY cost Sl S25, but little psed. sn1
for ft, lNnREW II 9nvHHGSt 9nvvvHHGSt use
iSst-1m Corner Nth sad stSssi.
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ATTENTION

Jre,. 4rTENTIONlT 8 300. -
EsasAsrs, comfortsbiss, Bknkets. hedstssds,
M -, sna Carpsts. fessons washing to
ehAstns,ss ] an asssFmissd net 20 Se undersold.
aim, as g = .s...s, 4 Nv sssssSssA ):
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BOOTS AND SHOES TO SUIT THE
u TIMES.
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, aud constantly receiving 500
supply OF eastern made work of every de-
soripnon, made expressly to order, and will "
be cold at mnoh lower price than has BEEN
heretofore charged in this city for much Inferior
or city made work, will always find q good assort
ment in store and at the lowest ices Give us q
Gall. GRIFFIN a. BRO,
ep 5r S14 PSEnsylyania avenue.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
"HEHLT CONCENTRATED"
compound Fluid Extract Buchu.
A fsssf'ss s.S srssiEs Rs.<xs
For Disesses Of tie

BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL. ana Osor.
SlCAL SWELLINGs,
This Medicine fneressss the bower ~ ni,o,,,o,
"a eAcstes the ABsoEbRNTs Into heaithT aotIop
Dy VE4cA Tie GATkKY Oh CALCEEOUs daRSETlirr,
elG al UNEATURAL RNLARGEN aSTs are rsfgsssl
ts Seu "a pam AND INFLAMMATION.
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=, S:s .sI.,sa., zELns945 .8S 5,uE lbs E1IEa rBsozs
URINARY ORaAEH,
wksthsr existlnEIu 40
RiALk Oh FEKALk,
non Whatever cause nr7siun Eng AID no ukttsr
Ho" LONG STANDING.
DI.e..ssotta Organs rssui the .ld Of DI
HRLNBOLD'S RxTRzCT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DGURETio,
sne i. oertsin 70 have ths asIiTod e6sst II
D1sestes SktsA y it rsSossssssdGa.
IvIDHcH or fKz MOST HKsnoksIsla AsB 10
LnsLH cuARAvfHS
vtlis>ossnPslJ the medicines.
cEHTiFiClTEs or OgsEs,
win S'nst sGfESGs iYaSS !" AMP FAnE.
"FHYslCIANS" FLEEsk akOTgCs."
We HAEI GEO ssoRHf" OF ''IHsRkpIsSrs.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU
10 HoOmposed Of Buohu. Crbe5G and JIniyer Bo,u,,
selected with great care by \ competent drdEsisf'
PREPLRBD IN FACOO.
BT X. r. HE BOLD,
rasnoal aud AhslyticAl Chemist. and sO.- Mar
nfaotureI OF
HKLMBoLD's GENUINE EPRKPARAIIoAs.
IFHDA'.
the city oY Pkiisdsp phls a, rs aRsr aR hSsIHAs1
being duly swcrn, oofh ssy. bis preparsiioss con.
drugs. but are surely ss9sssGls " o.ae. ,n'a'l0n-
Nsy.%6s4 NsyS5P and Is ssb'srNsd SslSFs
Alderman. Ninth st.. - above S Race. PRi.
PHYSICIANS IN l7TRNDxScE
FROM A. n. 10 s p. ID.
Price u Per bs,tls, or ri, i.r %.
Dslivered 10 any address. securely paetes
ebsorvkflon.
Address letters for infornansn IN eonhds Q.
q. .. HkLmBOLD, Czs.sa,
pspsa ia south tenth st., below OAsstnut Pmk
BEWARE OF cosNTERFRITs
AND VNPkINOIBLED Dk<LERS
Who endesvor % dispose sof thsir own
"other" articles on the reputation stlsinea
Hsssbol<s 6sssfss Prsysrsssos-,
Esss< Bssss,
s~rsspsytns,
IsPrsvst ksss EssA.
Sold By .. d. WAsH. z. y. enrAy, yssr
WILT. Q. O. Psls, z. b. ESfw1sslL d.
MJoH' d. y. oIAxks knwnk . kASxnsx.g
=. MAJeH, WsshlnStsa and oserrs4svz.
sAHD ALI DHv6sIsfs kvIHYwHBAE
AsK yoR lxLxBoLDp.
FAKE no crExR
ssssst tAs slvgtissna. n ssaa Sor ~
AED AVOID MrosIsIoH n xIossRs
Dssssss sy~yss~s - 80 os~s~sssssss.s.
euss sussassssas - a..Aavsss srsss
0t-lua
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1S Constantly receiving, and hiss evays on hand
fun supply of all the most celebrated -.
WA ICH ES thai are manufactured in Eng ~
land, switzerland and America. both in GoIdS ~
sno silver cases. He also kseps larfe stock oh
nine JEWELRY of the moet desirable style as set
Eith Diamonds, Emerslds Rubiss and ali other
Sems. He 70 also manufacturing al kinds Of Solid
StAeoeId SlIver Ware, and keeps Swords, ReyoI-
xers, sword Belts and Seshes, Bowie KnIyes.
haxors, Scissors, Sold, Silver and Steel Spects
kept IN Jeye " Store, aud al At the very lowest
ehoe: NO. SSs Pa avenue, between sth and 10th
.aoeLs. fe l5-tf
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I NJ r o X T A nj TO LADIES'.
The subscribers have opened the store No. l6
Market Spacs, Pa av., bet 9Th and 9Th sts "a fTst
olass Lace and Fancy Dress Cap Depot. CONSISTING
Ia part OF folnt 'Alencon, Apple ne, Meoken and
nalenclenpes. Laces, suoh as Collars, Sleeves,
Handkerchlets, Cspes, FicuncInE, Ceps, Caps
Colfures and made al goods OF the 6 nsst susiity'
and at New York prices.
COHEN DUSSELDORF,
from New York.
N. BAH sorts of IGcos washed. n1euded. and
done up esual to new, a. short notice. de Is 2ms
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zsbt no ssers Baisar, MsresrY OF UAsIsasssi
Asdieiss JoF UsPlsasaat ss4 DasfsFess
Diseases.
HRLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU
SECRET DISEASES
In ali their Stages; At htpe Ey,enss
Little or 10 change IN Diet; No inoopyenieao
ASd no Expossrs
It causes fesGsnt deslre and gives strength %
HrlnAte, thereby Keno wing DISTINCTIONS,
Preventing and Gu ring Structures of the Orerhra
Allay>lE Pain and Inhamna n, ss
frequent IN the clsss OF diseases, and ex pc ling
Potso~oss, Diseased, a1d uo-s- oEI Matter
THOUSANDS UPON THousxNDs
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS on
QUACKS,
and who have paid ksaoy fees to be cured m sheTt
time, have found they were deceived and thai ths
"roIsos" has. by the use Of "posGf ~ asfFisFesls
been dried In the systen, to bTelk cut N a. sE
graveted form, ana
YIkRAPs xEYTR M GuGI
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-23

IS The sunlight makes the violet bios
som. No surgeons instrument can make
flowers blossom, and no hammer can drive
them fourth. But the sweet persuading
sun can call them cut. A seed is planted
The sun looks, and kisses the place again,
and beautiful white blossom uufolds
issel ! And thus it is with the soul. No
philosophy can drive them forth But let
Gods sweet persuading soul rest upon
ours while, and they come up and bios
som. The soul is the garden Of the Lord.
-Beecher.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-23

~ Small wits are great takers, as
empty barrels and shallow streams make
the most noise. It has been said that the
smaller the calibre of mind, the greater
the bore Of a perpetually open mouth. 81
ak a good deal, but talk well, . said
one of these men to Cardinal Richelieu.
9 Half of that is true, - said the Cardinal
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-23

ia The great majority of mankind are
content to be popular and accepted at as
cheap rate as possible: where this OBJ
jeot is attained, as it frequently is, by a
naturally animated manner, by the good
nature that frequently attends upon per-
feet health, and a pleasant exterior, man
is easily contented to be superfeial while
others are obliged to seek for a radiance
which shall rather shine through them
than fash Ike gold leaf from their surface.
-Boges
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-23

MP He who thinks he can do without
others, is mistaken he who thinks others
cannot do without him, is still more mis-
taken.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-23

"a &c VIII you please to permit lady
to occupy this seat? " said a gentleman to
another, the other day in a railroad car
riage. SIS she an advocate of woman's
rights2" asked the gentleman who was
invited to vacate,' g She is, replied he
who was standing. Wen, then, let her
take the benefit of her doctrine, and stand
IN"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-23

H1 A rigidly pious old lady down
East says, I" this civil war is judgment
upon the nation for permitting women to
wear hoops.