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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04
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YI0ID GLS1a5E 6AR5APARLEA.
SySdIkIS.
Etis 10 is Is ssast.ss Of tie blseS, saz
EYTASA6 rEE SEXgAk oySkrn
sIRIssSs OF sEE BOSE, ga
2zHSlE, rrksE
AID 1EEEa EECOvs s5RRAeTs,
RsSi-E iii sE3c:rassc ~ the fern e
eACEHS.
E:ihsslSs Ez:- at Sxraperilla.
fsriks: .ss Bleed and removes ali Seslv
lions OF the Skin,
6IsIaJ go f5E COMPLEXION Gle
AND HSALTHY COLOR,
pNnl grsfsIs5 sSsressly for this ola:s of ecu.
sss,.sd 70 DSoG rnsii{ia: PIolsruss sra gre.
lisa a SsrsApsrLiAs ~N- s'sssis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04
YK1 GREAT "AAKRlcAN RKMEDIKs,'
.wn Known a aELMBOLDT
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
HELMgOLDs EXTRACT "BUCHU,"
{" SARSAPARILLA
IMPROVED BOSE WASH.

nEi.mBOBDs GENUINE RREPASATIOs,
"RT8RLy CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FL UID ELThACT Is CCff q.
Positive and spcc'fo HeTnsdy
FOR Diseases OF tie BLADDER, KIDNEYs,
GRAVEL, and DKOPSICAL SW BILLINGS.
TIL. Medloihe increases the power OF DIEea-
.lon and excitss the ABSORBENTS into hes-
Shy action, ~ vhioh the WArERY OR CAL
CAREoUS DISPOSITIONS, and al UNNATURAL
ENLARGEMENT are reduced. IS well a.
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and 10 good fer
EEN. TOEEN, Oh CRlLDhBN,
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UENTlHGRT,
YEEYk.

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Nl. s2oMIs, n e. Che y Es AIN a.s ss1..ies
ssei Ia psEscna.J ~ Bis eSce n this ol.r .9sS2xs3
EAly Fersolt ea.l Es4r - see tse.h SaoN<@i1S
sso1os wear osheTs, sne 10 person nan vsor etssrs
9so exnRe! YEA. tless.
Psraora eating 81 my Case asn to asoegsIasaatsA
With sIy city aud Proe Of Teeth tkCy lay aesirs;
crsnes:, strongest, AID IuGTt perfect dsrts!e tkAt
HTt can srVdsse, TIE MINERAL PLATE VIII 30
Y.~Ts fsliy NsSTa.t--.
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ste i8s ttts az. ass, ssT ATsi stf.e-, 1hI!Ssel
GAis- mar y,Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04
DR.. !. II. NsLEAH'S VOLCANIC OLE LIZ.
TNENT

YksE9aIss Of humsn bsl.zz Ssys Lsss rsyes 2
nis 81 do3f9 sitate snl uPpt b. ths $50 II tks Ia
vans6Is IaSiEs1s IL NJ ..leys Pain sEest in
BE ton,sss Sore is IL lrofsdibie Flor. tirne.
Astsas.,s Te.sasis on L;4.s,:Ti viiircslsse fAs
Eesrs,sie. For Ps5sl-s.s, Coz CBct:d RvsSleS,
SH5ness or week.-mrs.. iG T.. !oiDiG, HQs0Iss OF
slil cHro Sore EarC4t, acsdAohe or EaI.sho. For
% ins, OF s0Ild., or snJ Psnl It ssec Inf2l!5li
sill . remedy Kesa I. siTs-s OF hard.
PIaaSers, Farmers, or any ocs hEysnE oharcs Of
a a.nse ~! asve nons5 81 EsirE aiOLssn'1 Vol
S.;fe ior S1uq, Spralug, Cns,is, SEeiiIEs, Lame
erss, SCI 81, Woun5E. Scratches, o. say eItsraa
sisessSe- Fry 1t, epe goa viii 90 ccLyirce6.
pa. J. u, EaLiGAR, SG!3 PEoprletor,
HSsn G. sGoxr, Assx..w asa ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

II !: Ii aid that the Emperor Napoleon has
x c re msjori'y Of the PEiaUs, hi, heir, at the
-Ss OF fourteen wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04
n SCHNEIDER'S
W lAPRovD PAYHN1
WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS,


1h"sa Stoo!s Ere made wholly Of metal, are por-
being gortsble. Arc the most c9nve, ient articles Ia
nae, Ehey have boon adopted In ell tho U. 8. Hoe
Patsntes, no. SSl Pa. avenue. up stairs, Wash
lnEton. ID iy u frsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

Roeo-o t,L:~s, u-sisofa:lrE thol<Fo~ foEiC.
e9AlLa tG5..At%r shatesred aud ala S-toa sSEIuS
csssd sJs:elI, purifying AID eatishins the Blood
restoring the sics, catering Invalid to RsaltA asA
StesstA.
ruEan - no HIsrAsx AaouY n.
rhoes Dy sentery, Headache, DepresrIon of Spin a.
Fever and Asne, Inward Fever, Bad Breath. or
any dIsease Of the Llvcr. etoUlach or Bowels.
II 6e1tIsrcaC, 90 y"s "ish - 10 Eselshy,
Laden DC Jou vsn. he Bloom Of Esalth t.
r1cent 20 jour ohecEs sssin:--th-n 20 81 cnos and
s.: MsLsaS's Strss yfsSrsss CorGsS! s.s EIfss
give ssasfaotiCn. Is viii cFrs SLY disee 80 eF the
h!dneys, Womb, or 3 sdder; Falnsing, q 5StrscIsd
n snSsrrstIo1 F.iisrz OF tie Womb, Es~-sauexs
or any dlFssss arising ron Skrolle Gf ggsrrses
Ssb,iitJ, ti5sn IEis!llbis EoTn~dy.
FOR CgnZRsK.
Do yos want var Geliest-, -i3Sy, DEFY CsIldrsS
70 bs Beatty ,Strorg SD y o5ns:5-shs. give tkera
AsLsss's S:Tssgissaiag Ce,diGl s,e tee GiIesdsEs
On eaoh Bette 1t is deIc!?r 20 taSe.
EcOns tablespoonful, taken cverT morrlrs
fss.irg, IL q ssye rrov.rii-o sSE.Est Chllis .nd
EsTer, Yellow Fever, Ct::scs D! snJ prevailing
ds.sse
DCAsFI.H!-ssvsiee Of s,rag.ists .ce Deslsrs
who may try 10 palm rpcl yol q bottle Of Bitssrs
or SarE.yarilks, lvtieh .sej c. = bay oBes3,) Dy
eneoGS ~ ssesi r&fs Of =! pIns TO dsD thor VII
sseostEre: Avoid sses iF-smsss PIRAzEI and
GsIT vilih;n.rs ecnson1Ss' AsS fer Dr. J. f.,
NSAeaR'r g'rspy sseuins C0raisi and Rioei Pun
xsT: snks sst6ng ese. IL IL shs eEIly remedy thks
VII FEIiyyoer Blood Iaor-ssilgs ard. as so saHe
SsasE.asA; isi5gssy, N LaTko Uc:los-2l IsT
beSslea 81 sig Gssilss fDr Is.
FL, ], q. EsLEhNs. Sole prc.r1..e-,
Vsrs>r G6lfd eho L Izo sII,, -. LsEi., SIC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04
GAS FITTING. so.

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sAks sssG S,sss ~ - aSssL.s All erSssf win
Frtes .,sI I,.r 20 srs-c> - -SE
fhtGfl;ss, SAa re Sf:EAE EI2EiNo
s5SiEEXS,
~ .scsG - 49, -:rSS3 ? .ov i->>gz 1srSh ci Pa
sJs5asj Eteit go "-Ts72c a 3sEp.st. gssorcasnt
ri on ~ GsGLtc,&S -~l Gtss gEc. STEAM Az
5aSES ELEsEsS2 g 3-t-
4AS Z / - LES.
w EG.s Ia stare. ana Ars |aJ y reesiyi.s, GiS
HIJGnSS CT sntirsiE Neg Pa..s-ps and OssIfIS
AID ficisl, toyiCf siyAc - s-yilns nerctcisrS
cker"d IN tina yEsfIot. We Iuvts cit;Eo2r genera!
y 70 e3il and sE1Enlus sleek 81 SIS sna .VItsJ
FiXs Sre,, testing confident Eiat re kxvs tis hss1
etissoet- stock 10 " rshlrCsca.
Al! " ARK n shr aievG !irs ntYcsssA 70 o.f GsfS
I'll - g!fS Etg -:s:ESe5 tn.
&TcaS % a.SgAE.
E&y EE are y stIosA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04
GsCRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES
- ss..AAHAkkllTFAASs's s SiFT!

SANARlIAN'S 6ltI! =. .. --
The most Certain Rssssly Esr UssS.
"Yes," Fositive cure for
sECHEr DISEASES.
6DNOkRHRA, GLEET, STklCJskEs, Ses
CLly tea pills 10 be taksn 70 eject Q cure.
xhey are entirely yees sbls, hay:rE no sfaen nor
AM srp .:.s.at taste. sndivin not n any vsy m
Cure, ~ rom two 20 tour days. and recent ossea
IN ''tv cntJ-iour hoursp Prepared BY q graduate
O. tie University of Pemsy. wanna, one Of the NOS
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of The 7rosert day.
Will our. any esss in from Two TO iosr days, sa
TWENTY -FOUR HOURS,
Ne szros.ys, &C t,oabh, 40 ekassswhatssW.
o. vino hare bssn FORGED With Btlssn. Cotsvla e
hsrcuTy, - ore try the
sAMARITAN's GIFT.
Sent sJ rlGi IN slaIl eEvs.cpes-
Prlee lao packages, 81.
skM MA iTfis Ssscfs TO- pERs yuycRa
FOB SYPHILIS on vENEREAE
ssTe !. positive eare-no MsIoury-ne Poson--
but ne juices Of Roots and Htsbs eoDbined.
This form OF the disease makes It's appearance In
sores cr Igs orLans Of Ssrerssen, or ther nsJ 90
mostly or tse groiDs, and very offen &c uicsrs Of
oOnes, dc, 10. Any and SIl Of those syrasiolss
Am tRSiSssN'. ROOT AND HERB .-u1cEs,
sent by esf.tss. Price 81 . bottle, or bettiss
SAHAElgAN's CBANCRE WASH.
bE 2s ssi, Co. sss i:f Sli.A.l,a. Pa.
SEQ By 5. CALVERT FORD. corner Of uA
j: 3: EAToS, ss South Eighth street. Phns-
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no MILITARY oyrIGxNB sNp ornERs,

ITO MILITARY OEFlUEHB AND OFHER1,
EiYSHBLoH'5 9gEcITE TsIa DVB,
Ti.s Eos1 = .ss F;e.ls.
Tss cai, Es.jst!s Ga. Gia-,ss.s {sst- 2ys Esssss,
BAD by III Srsf.is. 4!se, =. H-EEgTsg's PATSY,
EGGlsir- Store, o. i.ssst Csssce. cor. 4 4. 80,
sre :;
G.sss's FAIR Si5-s, sS3 ps-a'e srs.se, VhEs
Lstisa osn hare = ErEiisd, II GGsI.s<.
Gas.eJy-31 Hs:c!:5 g.. ;isis 80 nrssdgsJj Il. =.
S-tv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

9ss HELa1oLs'r ExrEAs1 Dyszy rs, 81 aS..-
usns and diseacos IT the
URINARY 0z94ss,
Wksttsr existtnsla
EILS Oh FBHlAE,
TOE vaasevsr sszss on grating, asS ne R7sssy sf
EsT LONG STlEpINE.
S!ssasos 81 these Organs rssEIrs Ase iss,a
2ISIERIC.
HEs AFcK9'S SxfEl5f BVsHF Is PEE
SEEET nISRgyIs,
kse IL a4riats IS aavs sss ssGres asa, In mi
sisT.sss VA
Ees wsIeE - il RECOMMENDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

GAPl.EAS or kIsE1Y!-y1Af u xxl
81 SHIEEf 'sGIlSsssss q s. alal9
ssseri1x humanity IoyI Of TIER most instructive
aIa lf.s[e.apg Lectures on Marriage and its QIs-
ellis, iuoisoghop.. Westnou, beIreSnion, OF Ig-
ners2eo OF fhycic,cfy snc Natures Law. 9heso
in,IlvzE'e leeturcs hsve becn the means Of en-
Agbten,rs and r1vIRg thousands. s2d viii be for
varasu iree or the reoeis, OF four stamps, By 3D.
cl.s.irE SecTesGrp Parisiea Cx}fau Of <astSuas
gre Es5isses. s6S BreaaHay AeE York. iIll-M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

HELMEOLD's KXTAAcT b uCHs,
For Weaknesses
Anr:ns srsn EIce.sos, Habits Of Dissipation,
Early IndisoEetlon or Abuse,
ATTENDED ,sifa .As foIo,stas Sy,spfosss:
Loss OF Memory, sulH OF BIeaihinE,
Hof ro Of Of H.o.se, wsssfui I ns..
n9Tsfs. q Lsaat S of sh. y @ D'
DrJnoss Otis skiI, ErasuoIs on tho Face
FALLID COuNTRNAaCE,
These symstoms2 ifsl.ov-d 10 20 on, which this
IMPOYFNCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
Il ole OF winch :ae ps;iecE ma, EXPIRE.
Who cru cay ,hs. they are not Frequent TO-
loSed Nv those "DlEEFCL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND C0NSUHPIoN."
Many ara aws,e Of tn. o.uas of thei- suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
FRE RECORDS Of THE INSANE AsT-
LUMS,
40 tAs Ms3e@eho!s Death: by Csssswrfiss,
FEAR AnrLt wITHzs. 70 rHs rRurH OF Ts1'
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the sd OF medicine
30 strengthen and
Invisorate the Sy,tcn.
HIs<h HELsfBOLD'S EXTRACT 3 UCYs is-
<arisbIs dots.
YfiAL WILL soxvINsR rrE hes2 sTIrYIeAii
FEMd LES FRMALES-P EMh LES,
GLIB OR YDUN6, SINGLE, MARRIED OK
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In rcns Affections pseslior to FsmaIs,
The Extract Snchu Is uneeuallsd BY any othsr
remedy, "a in Chlorls or Retention, frresulasity,
PainfulLees or Suppression of Customary EvscG-
stons, oerated o. ScIrrhous st.te of the C;err.,
Leuc2rrh9s or Whites, SterIlity, and for 81
complaints incident 70 the sex whether arising
from indiscrc:inn, Habits of Dissipation, IL tbs
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
1E SYMPTOMS ABovE
no FAMIb EkOyLD BE WITHOUT III!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04
IRON vEssEts FOR RIvEK AND HAR-
BOZ DEFEkCR


Tor The construction and competition in every re-
sIect. except gas. ordnance ssorsa, provis3ons,
Ss e. 3 :ss.. s,s
IrE IN New Yorf, having . sinsls Ievol,ins tSrrek
xss:. via s. sis Zee: sss sRs e:
teI srlplyins the boile, vftk Irrs water on 1sf-
i1I er can see he Scss Sna .eec ss
Hhich Will % furnished % the contractor By &c
No oasr viii be considered unless from psrnss
Ssns 70 ss'ss e, volt q IN:
sgitabls rhOp. AID tools. ' 'A' ~
,, ahs s.t q cOnsIs., approved July nth. s
Etsress sssssn sh''er Oh any contact or 0rdsf or
me blddess win state Ne prsoe ard the least
sci and 'as rsoscsd pos eG s sSs
ss Ok :: ss n g A e. 4. os
Tn sssss:,: =, s s..n :: =. :sf1 h..
disiinr ei.n them fon otss1 boslnsss le.ssr.. suH
UfJaHtssEso WI RSSkasiF s.s SoIS SsI BIZ.
: :sss;:: !: IS ;is:sss S Sc:
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ss.d c,gF8AT Sss cSss,s ~ .s re- - fS
:s + q, 4 4 saEsE!sSsES :;sxsEe
DSSSSBkRkN H.!Ip9!E wSLL 0yls
md sssr ass S e IS SS
sSla is1 g Sf . ls sss E r5iss ....
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ccr 80 ~; street. krd Pa. I've; n ifszxra-l.. ~
~ .CiIOkl6 CO. Dypys1ss. no - -.Ily
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-04

FAIR NO xonf BAlsAH, MRRcgRY or JspLRls
ANT MRoIcINEs yoR UNPLEASANT AND DA.e KEoEa
EIgEAsRs.
HELABOLD'S EXTRACT BpCRy
crQEs
SECRET DISEASES
In Iii their 5rEca, At little Expense,
Little or In osaDxs in Diet. No Inconvenience,
dad 10 B1ps.-7e,
Il esuses . fresueat desire and gIves strength 70
Urlast., thereby removing obstruonons.
Preventing ard Curn. Strictu,s. of tho Urethrs,
Anayins Pain and Inflammation, 30 free 1ens n
the class of dlgecses, and eYpeiling aU Pssssaexs,
DissS,sd erd so-s oS,f Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO RATE BEEE THE VICTIMS OF
QUkCES,
snd who have s,i5 Hrkvy TIES tc re csrod IN e
short time; have found tloy we're decsivec. acS
tkst the "fOlSON" MSS by the rse of"roHK-Is
AsY1KNsRHTs," teen dried rp IN the Eys.on, 10
break ont IL an ns!ravnto1 form, and
PEREkPS XFTGA NkREIxSE.
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+ eKA
.-.,, ftos
ISi ss'e ~
t0A = VAIN H0Qk,
. G0llplAxlQR MSSphApis,
y aia' ~ k<sseisr1ESa Wsshfsxt>s.
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=. ....SEs sOH Saks,
a. ~ ssslT SS7sTlyos1,
"a. sssss : y Ass.g sssinass sss,E'. -
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-13

THE ALLIES IN MExICo.-It is not improb-
able that England, France and Spain will
be farther from each others friendship than
they are at present before the Mexican
question be settled. The London Herald
(Derby's organ) of Jan. 18th, says:
If it had not been for the difficulty with
North America a British force would ere
this have been 10 company with the Span
ish squadron in the waters of Vera Cruz.
AT present we hear only of the Spaniards,
and TO their feet and army has fallen the
credit of the only success which is likely to
be gained by the intervening powers in
Mexico. Vera Cruz has fallen into their
hands; the Mexican commander has retired
before them without an attempt to save the
place. aud the fortress of San Juan de UllOa
has hosted once more the flag of Spain.
We are at a loss TO conceive what the
Spanish commander intends to do next, or
what the French and English are TO do
when they have Joined him. tits clear that
the Intervention cannot be intended for the
sole advantage of Spain. If the Spanish
General, who In his proclamation, speaks
so mugniloquently of bis mission to avenge
the wrong of his cOuntrymen, entertains
any idea Of this sort, or harbors the notion
Of recOnquering the country for bis mis-
tress we think 1t well that be should be set
right as speedily as possible.
We think it most unfortunate thing
that our Government should have given its
sanction and cooperation to a wild crusade
which seems likely TO have for its chief re-
suit the furtherance of schemes of aggres.
sion and conquest. We shall gain little
credit; we may expect less profit from this
ill-advsed Mexican Intervention. We trHst
that it may soon be over.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-13

DEsTITUTIoN IN REBELDoM.- When Gen.
Butler took Biloxi, Miss, opposite Ship lei.
and, he found that all the men had gone of
to the wars The women were in a state of
phreDzy until they learned that not a pins
value of property would be taken, and that
the slightest indignity TO the people by the
soldiers would be instantly punished. Then
they expressed astonisbment that the troops
were not barbarianS as they had been in
dustriously Informed. Says writer from
Biloxi to the Boston Journal:
The people appeared to be in a very des-
titute condition, some wanting shoes. some
clothing and others bread. One smart-look
ing lad said TO his mother, in the hearing of
the officers, II don't care If do get taken
prisoner" to which the other replied, "Nor
either, for then ] shall be sure to get
enough to eat" A little boy approached
Midshipman Woodward, and with q wishful
and beseeching tone, said: "Oh, mister, If
you'll only bring me one handful Of coffee,
Fh give you anything-'lasses, sugar or
anything" An old man made a similar
proposal TO Mr.. Freeman, who asked him If
they were short of anything, TO which he
made answer, "My God, we are short of ey-
erythlng. i haven't tasted coffee or tea
these four months" Ha added, "If you
like ii show you some of the stuff we use
for tea, and going off be soon returned
with bunch Of dry berbage- large leaves
on the stalk-which grows on the ground
and resembles oak leaves.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-13
@erada aemlufrat.
Mason and slIdell In England.

The following is an article from the Lon
don Times, of January 11th:
A turn of the wheel, which the American
Cabinet has managed 10 make as sudden as
possible, brings us a new question. The four
American gentlemen who have got us into
our late trouble aud cost us probably mil
lion apiece, will soon be in one of our
ports.
How, then, are we to receive these illus
trious visitors. OF course they will be stared
at, and followed and photographed, aud
made the subject OF paragraphs. There is
no help for that. Mr.. Thomas Sayers can
not walk the street with friend, or ask the
Mayor for permission to put up booth in
a market place, but the crowd Immediately
conclude the rough, hard-visaged, illfavored
pair to be the Confederate Commissioners
Messrs. Mason and Slidell, with their two
secretaries, though not so handsome and
graceful as their countryman Blondin,
would certainly fill the Crystal Palace, il
they proposed to address the visitors there
on the merits Of their cause. But for the
benefit of the observation-disclosures the guild
ance of the minority that prefers at least
respectable idol, and that does not wish 10
throw away its confidence aud applause, we
may as we'll observe that Messrs. Mason
and Slidell are about the most worthless
booty il would be possible to extract from
the jaws of the American lion. They have
long been known as the blind and habitual
haters aud revilers of this country. They
have done more than any other men to get
up the insane prejudice against England
which disgraces the morality and disorders
the policy of the Union The hatred of this
country has been their stock in trade. On
this they have earned their political liveli.
hood and won their position, just as there
are others who pander to the lowest pas
sions of humanity. A dilligent use of this
bad capital has made them what they are,
aud raised them to the rank of Commission.
ers.s 1t is through their lifelong hatred and
abuse Of England that they come here in
their present conspicuous capacity. The ma
ton under whose flag they sought safe
passage across the Atlanttc-the nation
that has now rescued them with all her
might from the certainty Of dungeon and
the chances of retaliatory murder, is that
against which they have always done their
best TO exasperate their counirymen. Had
they perished in the cell or on the scaifold,
amid the triumphant yells Of the multitude,
memory would have suggested that their
own bitter TRADES had raised the storm,
and that their death was only the natural
and logical conclusion of their own calum.
nies and sophstries.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-13
Foreign Intervention.

A iavorite falsheod of the British news.
paper writers is to assert that France is
urging England to break the blockade.
Not line or word in support of this the
ory is to be found in any French paper;
and there is, in fact, no reasonable ground
for supposing that the sagacious sovereign
of France is really pursuing so unwise
course. The silk manufacturers of Lyons
are distressed, il is true, by the falling off
10 the demand for French silk at the North.
But it is hardly the right way to remedy
this machance to 60 to war with us aboutit
In illustration of the real sentiment of
France, we beg to refer to The following
article from late number of the Paris
Charivari--a paper which, though profess
ediy humorous, always contains a serious
political article in every number. and
which is probably the most popular and as
tute journal in Paris
The Anglo-American quarrel has been
terminated by the surrender of Mason ana
Slldell; peace is secured, and the British
aristocracy, which was bent on war for its
own purpose, is going TO be somewhat EN-.
barrassed by this unexpected turn of for.
tunes wheel. The American demooracv
has won substantial victory. Itbas prov.
ed that politics are not, as the vulgar mag.
inc, sacred and occult science. which
none but the descendants of long line OF
mobiles can comprehend; but that men in
plain coats. without orders or decorations.
and in the babit of going down to their Of
iices 10 an omnibus, can often give lessons.
in this respect, to titled and high-born dig.
nitaries.
The British Government eagerly seized
upon the pretext of the Trent affair 10 90
to war. Thispretext has now been remov.
ed. 1t is said that another will be discov-
cred, but this will not prove as is supposed.
The war party in England showed its hand
too soon, and TOO plainly. Everybody now
perceives that England wanted war for the
sake OF her own interests Public opinion
IN Europe will be unanimous against her n
she tries. by some new trick or other. to
reopen the quarrel. An Anglo-American
war is impossible for some time TO come. The
Americans, by acknowledging their error.
and taking reason for their guide instead of
passion, have secured this result and prov.
ed themselves strong people.
Thus freed from apprehensions of foreign
interference, the Northern States can pnr.
sue undsturbedly their war with the South.
The Trent affair has, in fact, placed them
in better position in regard TO the war
than they occupied previously, for IL has
led Congress to adopt more decided
course in regard to the slavery question.
This matter Of slavery is now directly in is.
sue between the North and the South, and
the Governments Of Europe are forced to
face directly principle which they have
Tor many years emphahtcally recognized
and proclaimed. Under these circumstan-
ces none of them can recognize the slave
confederation, and the Government of Eng
land is bound hand and foot. Such is the
situation Of to-day
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-13

MAN OF FUNcTIoNs.-Th Knoxville Reg
lister says: "PersOn Brownlow has preached
at every church and school house, made
stump speeches at every cross.rOad knows
every man, woman and child. their fathers
and RraDdfathers before them, in East Ten.
nessee. As a Methodist circuit preacher, a
political stump speaker, temperance ora
tor and the editor of newspaper. he has
been equally successful in our division Of
the State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-13

LITTLE Boy. "Whats the use of an
eclipse?"
ASTRONOMER. "0b, it gives the sun time
for reflection"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
Rrinr worEs OF RIahop Meads.

Tie Esqr,r reports that Bishop Meade, on bic death
bed d 90 a frisnd;
T u ycur p--ps 70 be more determined than ever.
Tbs the uljgst and inqutous that was ever
wNgei, AM We must be more determined than ever
God vii give Us success in dis own good time"
The par Dg words Of the venerable Preste convey the
Judgment " Co bis'Ory viii psss upon this infamous
v=r- he strocous ard diabocal since the dawn
Of ctsiArity TIE gators Of Earope wi, not be held
gutsss IN the eye OF Dst7 for the inisrence, rAth
sr gasi support sbich they extend TO the foul
dsys ~ ek TO DEPRIVE free people oiior.une liberty
sCd life TIE psruUon o: Poland Was isty held great
e-ormy; and The ysugea. Of God has non been spAIed
on those Who pCrpsiraed and those who tolerated,
t5Et rsa; riouIy. The headiih attempt Of the Van.
ke % oVrruu aat slbdre the Sovereign States Of the
Sou D. exceeds 10 Vickedr, g. al that lhoted on
Poland By the crowned despots of Europe. EDg'Acd
aads by and deliberately aids this attempt BY supply
Ing our enemies with al the materials OF war She Affects
sa neutrality, which entirely to the advantage
OF p'rty-:haG party brutal hievish and reckless OF
God and TO- tee.
Abandon ed thO' We be By the sel6shness of civiE'
nations to our own resources With the aid Of Just Col
ouj Cur ON right arms do not de spair Of making
good defence against all OppOsers TIE greater the
difficulties and dangers that AnvrOn us the greater the
glory OF the de.iVeranee