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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07

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WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCr
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07
THE GREAT "AMERIOAN REMEDIES,n
Known a. HELMBoLD's
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz:
HELMBoLDs ExrSACT "BUCHU,"
4" SARSAPARILLA
IMPROVED BOSE WASH

GENUINE PREPARATION.
" HIGHL Y CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FL UID EXTRACT 3 UCHU.
A Positive and Spec no Remedy I'D ....-
For Diseases of the BLADDER, kidneys,
GRAVEL. and DkOPSICAL SWELLlNGs.
This Medicine increases the power Of Diges-
top, and exoltes the ABsORBENTS into heal
thy sotion, by which the wATERY OR CAL
CAREOUs dispositions, and oil UNNATURAL
ENGAGEMENTS are reduced, es we'll -
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. and 10 good for
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07

M BALTIMORE, March 18th, 1862.
NIk; RICHARD II. GRIFFITH, JT having
IetiIed from the business which ne has been con-
Quoting, IS agent for for time past, we bee
icaye 20 adylse the public thaI Mr.. GEORGE +.
LOhEh VIII have charge Of the same until further
or 10 merit their continuance.
NH 1-laW4ws A. SkEMULLER & SONS.
THE AMERICAN TELE6RAPH COM
Having re-opened and 70 fitted
b K ANCH OFFICE
IN WILLARDs' aornl. this COMPANY Is prepared
70 aooommodste the guests of that house, and me
public, with every TelegraRhie fsoility.
Communication direct with
BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
GENERAL OFFICE, i32 PIMA. AVENUE.
w. p. WESTERVELT, IN
mh s-lm ---- Superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07

CENTS Furnishing Good,, TgnLs, Clothing,
ct the PEOPLES Clothing Store. No. $50 9TH stre {.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07
rKA vELLERS' DIRECTORY,
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.

~ -
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD. -
c Il &c
NOTICE.
CHANGE OF YRS.
OMAN AyrER WEDNESDAY, APRIL ., 1889,
TIE FAssKNsHR TRAINS srrwrrr
WARRINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND
THE WEST ar
VIII run ss follows:
Fr' ps,ly Taiss A,-fe. az nsd Dsrc,t JSo~
Washtsrtor Daily ds-tss TIC wssk,
ssd iwo ea Sssdoss.
For PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
Leave Warrington at q m, TAO q. m n Q. M and
For ANNAPOLls-Lssvs washington a. ,.,o
For y ri FRgbsERR Hi Washington at 90
:. 81. n,' sna FOR p & a ALL POINTS WEST,
And for HarPsT's FeTry; MsrtinsbuTg and Win
chester leave Washington at7.fo an.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
M; Baltimore 50 .. m. Arrive at Washing ton 20
LsssyeNew York at 6 D m; PhilsdeIphia. 10 SOP.
LesyeN Nov York ct IL p. m; Phi.delehi. 80 8.
. Balnmore 7'fO a. m. Arrive N Washington
:, tSch AocOmnS @ Trans leave Baltimore
there s1 &C. y q: m, and , ON.
more s1d Or s5EJ T ss
on SUNDAY. N 'OAN''''0n'
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at TO- a,
10 and NAB ai .nS B na51 2. 20 m and
81 the Junction The 40 a. m. Connects az Rslss
ila'buTs: Winohssisf. Wheeling, PsfHsrs6ufr,
Tram. ieavs Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
nf,Sn sss 81 fran: :f s. StD W..hu,,oD
m. IL An. and p. ne, and Baltimore at 50 and 740
Z m. and s5) p. m will stop osly at znrapoiis
nW.y Passenger. must take the Accommodation
sp2 Master of Trarsporistion, Bait.
1891 THE 1855
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
u lNl
with its oonneotGonsI
is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE ..
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLASTED AND
- BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM -BALTIMoREI ......'
r.- THRIs DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two of them making #t.
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRIsBuIs
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
IRON
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to all points in the
"sf' NoRTH-wKsT AND SourH wFsT.
~Ecr ThIoush Tickets. spply at the on,os d
fsnT, Calvert station, Baltimore.
Sptsndid Sleeping Cqrs on all N,eht T,a,,.,
Smoftng Saloon Gers on all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON
Passengers viii TAX q the a. nm. and p. m trains
Mnunt In Baltimore va 3. N. and s q .. m.
unei ciose connections are made with trains on
tne Northern Genital r. r.. and arrive in HsIris-
sl6 the trains on the Pennsyiysnis CentrS,
sAiroe1 Tor al parts Of the vest.
By This routa, fIeithts of al descriptions oan be
forwarded 70 ard from any point on the RAILROADS.
ol OHIO, entucEy, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
s5s s 4s.s oo,psc,.
- flttsburg with Steamers, by vhloh Goods can
Se forwarded TO any port on the Ohio, Musking I'm.
hentucty, Tehnessee, Cumberland. Illinois. Miss
And Red iyeTs; and at Cleveland, Sendusky and
Chiosgo with steamers 10 ell Northwestern Lakes
se If ssi ,n@ the t,.1'IoF
with CONFIDENCE cn It's speedy transit.
THE RATES or FRElGHr 70 and from any
Solnt IN ths West, BY the PennsJlvanIs Contra
sta,Esd by efksr Rstlrosd Co~I7asiss
BE Ssrt,o1gglar to mark packages WA Prxs
MASRAW & Rooms, Freirht Agents,
No. so North street, RaIdmcre,
EN0CR LEWIS. 6enI Su perint't, Altoona, Pc
h l; H3uPT, Sem Ticket Ag't. Phisdelehif.
delphis IN DIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07

II NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
EE Postmaster General having ordered The
mau service between Washington,
beiMmoTs. tnd Old Point Fortress
Monday the foth inEtsnt, the Bay Line of steamer,
xill cave BstImoIe EVERY DAY lexoept Sun
~ ~ I.om tnelI wharf, loot 81 Union Dock, st d
the Washington Train. which losves wsshinrtoJ
81 ~ clock .. n,
mfNu M N FALLS Prss,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.
An excellent Lotion for Diseases of q sy,hllrt,o
Urinary Organs arising hon Habi,s OF Dissipstion'
ssrsspsriIls. in such Diseases 90 recommended
Ectdsses 0fA most rsltabls asd sssrcsss5is
character wtH accompany tks xssdicisss.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
F}o1 70 20 yssss' ssasdsns,
WITH NANIs KNOWN TO
SCIENCE ANDFAME.
MsS u &. aHIsed s., 81 Dis
n gee PIofe,spr DEVICES valuable works on the
See Is%srss made by the late celebrated Dr.
NJ See Lsmarts made By pr. EPHRAIM No
ne 20 q .hs ' sS: AND AND
Queens Journal. s ~.
e fRs fF: :s. Rs;s r
See most Of the late Standard works on Medicine.
E1tIsot ssrssParlls, sl 90 per bottle, or M Tor
Improved Rose Wash, 80 per bottle, or six for
Or, half dozen Of essh for Ga 90, whch vill be
ssSsnt 70 sSEs tss Net SS:sns;s d
securely Iscked from observation.
DEscRiBE sYN NEcH4fSSNhsE. ALL coMMu-
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis 1!
AFFIDAVIT. ~
Personally Apleared before me, an Alderman NJ
sss Sess az ii: S sac
e :i';s: ss,:, = .s,'.
s:sss ~ ;ss'ssSse s'is d. s.s e.
Ninth street. above Race, fhiladslp cha
Address letters for information In confidence 10
II. j. HELMBOLD, Chemist.
Depot, lOt South Tenth 81 bel. Chesp1t Phils.
.7a BEWARE OF co UNrERx1rrs
AND UNPRlNCIPLEO DEALRRs.
Who sndsayor- % dispose .soy fHxl oWNs nd
''ofKx1" ARTICLES on THy HlPuyAffoN AYfxrNIp
By Hslpbold's 6sqains grepsrsasae. - I
. ~. HHgses Rnesa.
" Improved Ross Hs.h.
Sold By ALL DR. UGGISrs EVERYNHyRg.
-s ASK FOR HELMBOLD'H.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement and send for IL
AND AVOID IMP sSEEo AND EXPO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07

~ Or BROWN!!-Ouly 50 osnts q box, Three
boxes for enc dollar. Gray, red or faxen hair can
brown. b. using Upham's Lie uid Hair Dye, the best
ana cheapest IN the world, PRODUCING, the moment
ofUPHAM'S HAIR DYE IS warranted to contain
e much Asty DE ss others sell for o.s detlssi
delphia, and 8. CALVERT FORD, corner llth
street and Pa. ave.; In Alexandria, BY henry
COOK & Co., Druggists. SOP Eeoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07
NOTICE.


T
"ADAMs' EXPRESS COMPANYn =
rhis Company offers to the public" Upes nailed
ass.s ffstsh!s ~ s We Money. &C. ::
snd is o Tn NE Eoiss and Yves, d.
psTt fEom end arrive IN WSshlnrton tvies daily.
,. ~ ,Ef1Irs.sss are In charge OF ss,~tssssd ssd
An f.cEssss for. The ssIdisrs earned trexs
All sSoa. ioT d: g called .esn5essr... s.sss..
~. srrivinI IN wishirGtOn si A. N. AID 81
sisns i Il @:ssisssSa !, Is II 4. q: snS
lf n I R:sss :: 4 md Il
WEsGs:,s: .sr. ,ois .I S;5 sns WEI s
n.s IN. 9s: o. FrsA
al AlI ss0d' called for and dslysEsa 81 y A.s.
washington. Aafsst q. issi. - 1o-f /,
- TOPAAM's :. -. -
= RkBMIsm fRsJHE
as ssvrs1H ssiiii. Wtszxs.ss. .. .. -
silver Msdsl svardse b MsIylsna Insunss .
Al''' H't' h sssss1.iSs g. .sss s .
Len ssgstarty masking, and Always hsvs On ts.S
81 the be.i mstsfisl, svsry ds,snI6sS u
- hs1isr, gress. ..sF7 ga - R5zHs4.
,s... pseS,s. T,,,s. - Hs,s8-a "a,
,--ifa - fslliaeT, Carpet. cd p "a
: 90 .l.zlb "a oanyss Ynysli9e RasAb
~ Los Pytess. . = : = -
% Menhen Of Conyress and travellers WI Dleass
Yrpnks thatare made IN other cities.
ssspsrisr Lssshsr and Dress Trunks nsds =
trunks covered ana repaired q shsrt ueusa
eoefs delivered trss Of charge 20 snytDsr1 81 shs
g Il JAMIE s.ToPlAM.
GHIRgs Of I'll dsseriptisns, slds cries. -
- aMI1HT, Ne. Ieo fth sfr eHfI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07

WINTER SCHEDULE.
CRANsI OF 1IMI.
On and aaer SUNDAY. 9th November, Passen-
Eer Trans ylli arrive and depart from Calvert
station es follows: ---
, TRAINS NoKTH LIIvI
buffalo Express =, m.
Perkton Accommodation ,. n.
PttteburE Ind Harrisburg Express $50 D n.
TRAINS SOUTH ARRIvg
Parkton Accommodation at q. N,
Ppfelo Express $40 o. m
pittsbuIg and Harrisburg Express TN.
Mail $50 Pm.
The g. m. tT ain from Washington oonnects
With the S.fo .. m. tram from Baltimore for the
Yves. and for Buffalo, Elmira, Rochester Dur
Kirk, Canadaigus and Niagara Pals, and for New
York city,
The II q. m. train from washington oonpects
With the p. m. train from Baltimore to West
North and N orthveet and Elmirs and Buffalo and
Rochester.
:, The p. m. tram from Washington connects with
the $50 p. m tTAIn from Baltimore for PittsDurr
Harrisburg and the West and il Q direct connec-
non for Lebanon, Easton Allentown and New
YORK vls Central Railroad Of New Jersey. 4n
this route for New York.
The only train leaving Baltimsre on sunds,
n.the p m train. for Harrisburg, Pittsburr, Chi
cAEo and ths West
The only train srnvinriin Baltimore on sunds,
10 the $40 q. M. train. JAS C., CLARKE
no My Superintendent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07
IMP0RTAHT TO 1AMILIEs,

-IMP0RrAHTTO 1AMILIKs,
sEsIAURANYs, HOTELS,
suTLERs, eR0CERs, AND OTHERS.
WILLIAM TUCKER's
CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
sas PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ass PENNsY LvANIA AVENUE.
GROCERIES .
AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
Hssiss bees PsreAsssd Of Bsak.xps M~ehasis
ssd esASss.
cKER's
FUCKERS
Groceries, Liz uors, Wines, Cigars, 60
-
FOR FAMILIES, ~.
FOR Suffers,
. --a .r.s -....-
w. EaE - - :
EAs, FINE. a..
U MON CIGARS.
HACKERS, BOSTON.
n RrCuTrpo snpAorEn
e xTRA coFFEEs. .....
AislNs' mALAsA.
White Sugar. - cent. NJ, nound
Fine Green Tea. .....".......so cents per pound
s.. a' "''''''.''.'''''''." oens per pound
Wa, Candle. ~. as cot. ~, -.
Malsgs Raisips. Is cents Der pound
Coiash a cen,s No, mamma
1900. " -
c.. ''"s Pc p0u"u
-o ''"~ Pei 'os
ooo" ou'"' ''''''''''''''''''oce Genus 'ef pound
0en' pei P'uho
'''''''''':'''''''ei per oo'"e
''''''-' =" ~ 'e"'' Pei '0'se
an ''A'' A'a'' u Ais0on' In P'0Pof''oA'
renh'y'" A'ses'
= ....-.. ...
u..,.,. ~. ,..,,.... ~ 60, 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-07

NoRyHBRN GENERAL RAILWAY.
TAs Sisrfs:i, Qsssissf SD Best Rests res. Bslfs-
WEST, NORTH '+ iN n - NORTHWEST.
, 1862-04-24


Newspaper men are proverbially temperate as
well as v.rtuOus. We believe one Of the craft dd
get lightly slight" lew days ago, and the follow
ing is u sample Of his paper the next day:
Yesterday morning, about 4 O'Clock PM, a
small man, named Jones, or Brown, OF Smith, with
neel IN the hole OF his trOwSers, committed ar-
senic By swallowing u d'Se Of suicide. The verdict
Of the inquest returned u jury that deceased came
to the lacts in accordance with his death. He
leaves a child and six wives to lament the end Of
his untimely loss"
An old YOrkshireman picked up hal:crown in
the street.
"Od man. that's nine" said keerlOoking
little rascal A." so hand 1t over"
did thine have q noile In itH' asked the o
man.
YES" replied the other, smartly
"Tnen II is not thine, mildly replied the old
man. Thee must learn TO b. little sharper next
tmI, my boy"
II say, stranger" said village urcAin to o
Peddler, don't whistle that dog away"
why, he amt no use, no how hes too home
ly."
20 but be saves heaps Of work."
"Howr'
why he cleans the plates and dishes, 50 that
they never want washing, and mother says she
wouldn't art with him no how Tor our new dog
amt got used to mustard yet"
"Wataw, got any green peasI" asked a vora-
eiOus Top.
"Yes, sir-havc someH"
"1a-as; bring me three"
Anything ese, slrH"
"Yaas; as.iCe or two Of strawberry, cut thin. "
"Certainly, siri anything m 'ret'
"MoreG An! what do you take me fort a
perfect hog. ahI'
A tipsy customer, whowas selted on the box with
the stagedrver. swayed backward till he tumbIed
or Ine mud was deep, and be fell soft.
There, now" he exclaimed, as he crawled out
Of the slough, 81 knew you'd upset, if you didn't
take care"
On being told that they had not upset" Not
upset| be echOel in amaz. z.ment. III Id have
known that, wOudn have got or"
A peasant, being at confession, accused himself
Of having stOlen sOme hay. The father coulessor
asked hun how many bundles be had taken from
the stackl
That Is Of no consequence" replied the pea-
ant you may SCI Il down wagOn-lOa :, for nv
wife and me are going to fetch the remainder very
sOon.
/ An old negro, taken on board Of one Of the
Vsslsb a Port Royal, The OthGF day was overheard
praying vigorously that a de Lord would bress desc
d-d Ynnkees." Poor SambO had never heard
Die lfiends designated By any other title, and un-
consciously us1d q even When be would be q his
pnyuA
Atap.uyu meeting % he Potomac, rsosutly,
an Cd negro epoke, and, referring % he var, aid
"Mana. Ihaiii gotno religion. butI tank d Lord
Idr de @ishy blg I'm"
, 1862-04-24

On SauaFs, "a lines or less, arst insertion " 90
Each subsequent insertion, w
deduction Of F9y per cent the abOveraes to yearly
AAVeFtaeTa.
nall inserted at a less rate than "" per annum.
EE- Leaal Advertisements o. every description must be
thiIrue IN any event.
, 1862-04-24


IhhseFbera who do give express notice to the con-
IaFe considered wishing To continue their subscription
qf sIscrbera or Ter discontinued publishers
ny continue them until all charges are paid
SIT subscribers neglect refuse Ia take their papers from
the Once aee which thew sent Ihey are Responsible
ua they settle the bill and give notice To dseontinue them
4-I sabaerbers move other places without Informing
he PubaAeT and the paper sent to the fner drr ~
they held responsible NOtes Of removal shoad ASASs
bUglveu.
sa courts have deeidethG' refusing to take paper o.
nsFl0deai the ONCE, removing and leaving uneAea
III, 4 prlla1 fIofs evidence Of Intentional hHud.
O-hs puhlshea rates Of advertising govern In all cases
encenl special contracts have been made previous 70
Ilssrtan The coHrtE have repeatedly 80 decided.
~ uude, 'he Law Cahgress, papers are not charged
psstars In the eounsy In which they are PublAhed'
JOB PRINTING!:
Al kinds o.
BOOh,
Pamphlet,
nIIl-Head,
Circular,
Card Printing,
IN PLIIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Rsssusa with neaness and dPAtch and forwarded as per
order to any paft Of the country.
" PaymsRt for Jobs mast alSvays accom-
PAny ire order.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

mutual irritation and evaporation is ad-
mitted by all; and is this q moment at
which q successful offer Of mediation is
likely to be made to either party.
I wish to guard myself against any ex-
preston of opinion as to the future. This
war has been 90 contrary to every expert
ence that he would be q bold man who
would venture to prophesy the state of af.
fairs month in advance. The country, 1
believe, is of opinion that the conduct of the
government has been wise and prudent. We
shall be happy at any time, if an opportu-
nifty presents reasonable prospect of doing
so with success, to assist in putting an end
to this desolating war. think it bad bet
ter be left in the hands of the government to
ju lge of the occasion as it arises. 1t is on
this account that I do not enter into the
discussion as to the right of either side; fol-
if at any time we shall be able to offer our
good Offices, it can only be as impartial par
ties committed to no opinion in favor o.
either side, but only anxious to promote q
settlement as consistent as possible with tht
interest and the feelings of both parties
therefore hope that the motion will be with
drawn.
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Crops isA Minnesota.

We copy the following communication
from the Chicago Tribune of Friday last:
have Just returned from visit to Min
nesota. My business took me to point
forty miles into the interior from Hastings.
Through that entire distance, wherever the
fine rolling prairies of that section have
been brought under cultivation, the crops
are looking finely, and promise an abundant
harvest. Corn found considerably 10 ad.
vance OF the same crop in Northern Illinois
and Wisconsin. Of wheat, many intelligent
farmers expressed to me the opinion that if
the weather should prove favorable to the
proper filling of the kernel the crop would,
10 its average yield per acre, equal any crop
raised in that region since its settlement,
with the exception of the very extraordina.
~ one of 1860. A greater breadth of wheat
has been sown this year than ever before, "a
the farmers have learned that wheat is the
only grain that will bear transportation
from the State, at least from points at all
distant from the river.
The Minnesotians are awakening to the
Importance of wool growing, and many fine
focks of sheep have been introduced into
the region l visited, within the last two
years. l learned that at Faribault alone,
in Rice county, wool buyers had sacked this
season 80, 1000 pounds, and more was COM
ing in daily. To very few of our States
will the clip of wool equal that of Mime
sofa in 1870.
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SAINT PAUL. FRIDAY. AUGUST 8. 1867.
the moment they are caught. So they live
between the danger of starvation and muir

the moment they are caught. So they live
between the danger of starvation and muir
der.
The canal remains q monument OF ineffi.
cheney. It is fall five feet above the water,
and, as that fluid does not surmount such
slight obstacles unaided, there is no chance
of its being baptized. Until the M;ssissip.
pi can be eoaxed to run over the top of
moderate sized bill, it will never change it's
bed in that locality. The contrabands did
their best to dig as fast as the river went
down, but failed ignominiously. Half an
inch day was too much for them.
On the 24th. Farragut's feet went down
the river, and is now at New Orleans. He
took on board Gen. Williams and bis four
thousand men and left them at Baton Rouge.
On the same day Davis fotilla left the po
sition, and came up to the mouth of the va.
zoo, where it now remains, waiting for more
invuInerables to come down. The Essex
and the Sumter, victims of the grand policy
which has directed movements, are below
Vicksburg, and cannot get up. Farragut
left three of bis gunboats to protect them
with strong probability that the Arkan.
sas will come out some fine morning, and
gobble them all up before breakfast.