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SnLRiII~S - BY.
By virtue of dN,T ,tn 8fi".i 49, a..
cutio : Ia me Girttt,. lru ~, h.l-
a. ph Circuit An- nimrm liras. anA
Mari' u Circuit anl W 4, '.ItE.,u Ilt.-
CDnrfs. ! will 'spnsr d. sil, .h, 4 rI
Hlus' a"or i,.,-fsr, Rthuulpl c..
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tnn,r, leG2. t"t~ ,t tn. hours 81 40 e.. =
a "a. snd i"'i uce 49, -.,I a,, th,
following r.. t-t.i,. -lirttrl o. Ll-
du.rh county. / diane, I, wiz:
Tn, S"utii-~,si gl.r;rr o., %.,cii,f ,hii
Is -lour .. ana IA, northeast 4Garu,r
:" s%rctiin "a u, lire ~ and ,hc ra-t
hall 81 th- -nlti, s.st gt3utrr nf ~stcriol
thlrI, HIRE 1877. 49, ihr northwest
quari'r oi section. rturt trNl. containing
uIr h~Untrc,i AMI ri,ntA one acr,s. ani
The ~,si part Of TIM north ,-,-r qnart,r of
s'ct.on thirty % containing iotu hive
acres. and to- ,.si rt 81 ihr south-w,st
puart'r 90 s'rsl"u t~wchty-uinr go aud =
part of the sJUth-,t-t quarter oi tne south
East IA trirf oi section THIRTY fur f3li,
comm, ncins 1T tse S.uf -rt~t c,ruer 81
sand qulrt,r ,LI RUNNING "a, 49,, moth
rightly seven feet 90 = Sttkt. frrnce wet
siKtt l0ur ;''t. ti' nrr forlh twenty ter,
thcuc- W,~t bu- hunf r,i and ~ i.tt.
ih,nce south SIX ,ni \ hall rpis. th.n.r
rts one han irri anl -, rul, f.,t To- the
place OF b'ginnine, al 90 which isiug AMI
icing IA t"~ n,lip hiurtcrn Il9L, of rang,
fourteen IA east and executed A. the
property 81 brtjamin Hunt.
Also the slnth-west quarter Of s,,iinn
thirty six &c, and the aest half Of the
south east quarter Of ~%rction twenty four
"a and the east halt of the huith-v.f
quarter OF thr northwest quarter OF SEE
ton thir'y. SIX 81. ami tn aou;h hllf 81
thcnor h-~rstqu ,rler of src.thiry siNfG'
aud the east halt OF Ihe south Nest .n,r-
TER OF section thirty five I'll. all OF town
ship nineteen -, Of range iourtrcn ~,
east, and executed a the p.ip,rt. OF Hi.
sha Shoe maker.
Also, us'rt 90 tne sOntn east quarter OF
the south east Quniirr ct section thirty
four l5f III the SAM township and range,
as the property OF Benjamin Hunt and Eli
sla Shoemaker.
Executed as the property OF Benjamin
Hunt, Levi 4. Harris and Elisha ShuemA-
ktr, at the suit
of Elizabeth Recce, Richar.i StogsdAll.
Joseph Cook, Moriecai Whit, q al.
Mark + Reeves, Lewis Bnrk. Dr u Mat
lock, Henry StN. 1T al, K. W. R0nth, -
al, Robbins h PotHer0y. Marcus Fecheim-
ar, John MOrros and Emanuel siiller.
a. II. JENKINS,
Sept. 10 ls62. frcsI5 SIM r. c.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IINHE undersigned Administrator ofths
Il estate Of Daniel Thornourg, de-
ceased, will expose 10 sale ON
Thurs lay, October the 9th, 1852
At the ate residence OF said deceased in
Washington Township in the County OF
Randolph, Indiana, all IN, personal prop
erty of said dece tsed, mot taken by the
widow consisting il part Of Horses, Cat
tie, Hogs, Sheep. Corn in the field, two
Wagons, ons Snrins Wagon, Farming
Utensils, Household and kitchen furniture
&c.,&
\ credit oftwclvc months will be rivcn
on AL sums cNr,eiiug three dollar. the
purchaser giving his note with c.i
s"rurlIy living yIiu ,ti0R An! appr.isc.
n"nt laws; three dollars ard under, The
cAsh vii! bc required.
J0Hy DAVIS,
o.. II, ls62.-3w aJrar.
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HERIFF'S SALE.

b" virtue Of a decree and execution
me directed from the Randolph Conn
Pleas Court, will expose to sale at
Court House door in Winchester, 4
dolph county, Indiana. or SATURDAY..
18th day of Sept, 1862, between
hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. and 4 o'clo,
m. "f said day the following real -
situated Ia Randolph county. Indiana.
vt:
The vest half of the n,rth east ~
Of srct'nn ave ~, to- Ah p tw.nt,
III Of range Eftc,n rs east, and
nnrih east half or the north cas-, On.
OF the same section. township and r
Executed a. the property of /.
v Porter, az the ~uit OF Johnson V.
rine, John ;. Lytleand George ".
a. III. JENKINr
Sept. II, ls62 fee - 50 Sh'h X.
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We see bs the proceedings OF
the so-called Union Conven-
ton" Union, Indredl-union
of black and white SPIRITS, as
iurpi, he'd 10 the Palladium nv
Mr.. Burchcncl, the Secretary,
that Matthew Il. Hull, the nO,o-
uOus AbolIiionist and "Hoosler
Orator" was one OF the speak
ers. This Convention was got
ten up for The purpose OF oppos-
ing Julian on the ground Oi his
uHrGiam, as they say Denoun-
&c Julian and iell wslip with VI.
X. Hull l. that not delcc,al le
consistency? here can you
find a more rampant Abolition
ISL than Hull? Yet he was per-
mIItcd 20 So in TIE Con: ention
and speak. This is uniting all
the opposition asain-; Julian.
With Burcheael, an Old Line
Wing, Burk, n Sore Headed
Republican, Hall. IN Abolition
Isl, Raymond, a Democrat, Ki
gore, a disappointed office seeker
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tending arms cone float NJ upon
the WIND the suffering CRIES Of
'bondmen IN chains, appealing 10
thus nation, IA the name o, a..
'nanity, for that justice 10 VII ch
by the laws Of nature, they are
entitled. And shlll we turn a
deaf ear to their cries o. entire At?
shall a tree and enlightened na-
ton wrap itself St til up ia the
cold cloak OF selhshncss, and
turn away from this scene oil sui
fering, and say 20 the world tina,
Il is IN Indifferent; spectator OF
the vast multitude OF wrongs in
ficted uponthat oppressed people?
God have mercy upon a natioa
whose ear is closed against the
voice o. humanity
But Notwithstanding the con
LESSONS OF the President to his in
difference as TO the final solution
OF the question OF slavery, our
Congress has acted upon a more
exalted principle. 1t has placed
upon the statute book oil the ma
ton a law which is binding upon
the President as the executive OF
the Government, and let him be
indifferent US he may, that law
dooms slavery TO destruction
whereSoeyer Our army marches
over rebel soil. Bv It's provis-
ions the slaves o: rebels are Goa
fiscated, and whether Mr.. Lin
coin would save the Union and
slavery together or not, he will
be com elled TO witness the des-
truction Of that institution which
now wages a fierce and desola-
ting wa for It's persecution.
With the triumph Of our ma
tional armies, slavery Fails like
LucIier, never to rise again"
The Confscation Act is essenti-
ally an emancipation l. easure,
and its PRONUNCIATION by the
President, "a commander in chIcf
of the army, is essentially an
en- Emancipation proclamation
BY its provisions not a shackle
will bind a slave at the close OF
this war, except those owned by
persons, and they will be
so few in number that but a
mere vestlge OF the black power
which has cursed this nation, and
in, olved il in civil war, will he
ielt when this rebellion thall
have beenterminatcd.
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Office

l. h'rchv given ti.at haw hrtr a, A.,
cl ldmiuisfrt tor oi ;he estat. 81 d.
Tho-nhurch, l.tr az Rudolph { .
Iniiana deceased. Al. persons in
10 said cstste are rrluss SIZED - nah
meiiate payment. and those having
srsirsisahi ,sistc are requested ~ =.
Them daily authenticatcd iu- srIi, =
SAID estate b. supposed 70 10 silvr d.
JouV y .
Admin ist-,tpr Of thr rrtats o. =
Thoruburgh iecsssed.
SC,L II, l.J2-3~
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

l.. l.. Watson is y candidate for Dis
trict Attorney. for the District composed
oft counties, of Randolph, Delaware,
Jay and B~llcxiork.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of JOSEPH F. DUCKWALL, of
Muncie, as a candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney for the Judicial District com
posed OF the Counties OF Randolph, JAY a.,
Delaware and Blackford.
FELLOW CITIZENS: In accordance with
my address to you. | am a Union candi-
date for Prosecuting Attorney of the lsth
Juficiil District, composed O.: the Coun-
ties OF Randolph Jay, Delaware and Black
TORT, subject TO your decision at the Octo
Der election.
Respectfully,
DAVID V. BAEFR
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From the Mu Icie Fee Press.
The President on Slavery and
the WI.

lished last week, indicates his
policy on the slavery question.
lie says that The paramount OBJ
ijeci OF this war is 10 suppress the
rebellion, ani nothing will be
done toward the destruction of
slavery except that which is nee
essary TO he success oil the main
object--that if he can save the
Union without overthrowing sla-
very, lie will DO 80, and il il be-
comes necessary TO destroy sla-
very 10 save the Union, 1t will be
done. We do not consider this
definitely setting forth what Mr..
Lincoln will do with slavery, as
his stetement contains a broad
reservation, but the Legitimate in
ference TO be drawn from his re-
marks is, that slavery will be
spared, il the Union can be saved
withou: disturbing il, and that It's
preservation or destruction dc
ponds upon whatever exigencies
that may arise in the progress OF
the war. The President reserves
TO himself the determinat, on OF
this question, and he will be
guided in making up his decision
by the circumstances Of the case.
As TO whether he really wishes
TO see slavery perish amid the
mischief it has created, or to see it
preserved, his language leaves us
in blissful ignorance, but we in
ter that he designs tc prosecute
the war tor the suppression of the
rebellion without regard to
wAai may become ofslavery. and
that, so far rs his policy is con
cerned, he regards the destruc-
.Ion or preservation of slavery
with perlec, indifference
We mus, confess hat the posi-
ton is not characterized by a
comprehensive craftsmanship or
enlarged views OF philanthropy,
and is not an announcement OF
policy as we might expect from
the head Of a great tree republic
upon 4 question involving the
rights of 30 vast a number oil
people, and the best Interests of a
great nation. Indeed, il is rath-
ar Illuminating, when 4 war has
been made BY the defenders oil
slavery to destroy the Govern
meut, thai the President should
Nv ow hts Indifference asto wheth
er the institution which IS at the
very foundAuon OF our national
d nicul;lcs, shall be preserved or
destroyed.
Every %principle OF justice and
humanity toward q degraded and
oppressed race of people cries
out against this sordd ind; der
cnce To their welfare, and the
crimson OF shame mounts 20 the
cheek oi every truly ~phlin;hro
PIC An encan u this natI dis
regard of The voice OF Justice,
add all those geea, primeval prin-
which lac al The foundation
- III If ]
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY!
DENTISTRY DENTISTRYli
A y. ROSS.
ID Z ~ II 7 = I

MOuLD respectfully Ani ounce &,
w 10. citi1.na Of or! RSalu 4. .h.t
2. D I-cptrrd 70 do.- anything 20 the
&c % Dentistry upon fae mlst r, slY4l,r
trrnS. Satisfaction r~uArantrei.
OttlCE.-orcr John k'>,'. Gr,c,- -,
Sci. H., l.6t. LlH-ll
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ANNOUNCEMENT
SHERIFF

NIIIINITI
To y NOrERs or RANDOLPH CorNrr,
lND:. hereby announce myself as All IN
dependent, Union candidate for the office
of Sheriff, At the ensuing October cleo.
tion. HENRY CARTER.
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by ,LHsSl C. : ALLAso.
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RrPuSlishcI b. request OF man,
nuBsc al tss

Prom Arthur's Hons. Magazine
THE sDLD.Ed's DYING WIFE
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MhRNETS.
WINCHESTER
PRICE Q U r EN- It.
cORRE,rED EvERY WEEK ~
] Q II N K Q S s

HETAiL DEAlER ~
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. CORRECTIONS.
PRODUCE, WILD GANE. EIC.,
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81 ,i;i;a ~ : :ssis' 2; 's..,
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q ~, q :ss
are rssrrSS TO III: ysd fSr s.rs 81 Or
shall Be IN doubt = 70 As prssss aEticies aamed in
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who :; mot hr rh:s; ss' :
place near the ys1d q Sshv.ry, who may Sc called
spon to deliver articles sVta1oss delay when they
Epprored sureties in the full amount Of tn. con-
BE- :es fsoS ssx =;
sslisd, dnIees otherwise authori.sa sy =. Depart
o.. TO be delivered a. required daring shs Sse.I
year, the twenty per eentam retained may, At ths
the deliveries have been sstisisstory, and She 81
ss sy.s. viii s, day days G
ssnta6on Of bills, in tsiplissss, duly vsusAsd and
q: ssa:rm ,::s s.s ,.ia
II viii be stfpuiaSed fn The eensy4et. nat II d.
fault sa be made by the parties q he $50 pext n
delivering OIL or any Of tie articles nen<ionSd In
nns s abSS. I sa Ia Tat :sss sse
s.id parties VA forfeit and pay Cnitsd States
IS s. 3 =: ::
pfoy{ded, approved March s. Bl5. =
fhe n - He's u ast 8 70 NJ sontraet ma tk ssr 70.
spsnsfhity be certified % ~ . nAvy sgent eoiles.
ssJi sse s.sG e s. Su s.s 'A'
It is to be provided in the contract that the bu.
shall have the power OF ananllng the CONTRACT
withost loss or damage TO The Government in ease
tons for The articles named for the CON ton
tsement is baeed and shall aleo have the power 70
classes not headed miscellaneous" in the sshed.
Pe,sons:yhoss offer. shall be accepted viii be no.
titled by letter throu sh the post which notice
shall De considered auh cient and if they do not en-
hftssn days from the date of from the bureau
OF the acceptance of their bid, contract will be
made with some other person or persons, aud the
suarantors Of such defaultins bidders will be held
responsible for all dalinqueneies.
All offers not made in shitt conformity with this
advertisement will, at the option Of the bureau, be
rejected
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notified and contracts will be ready for execution
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II RIE 8 f Nj A X .

Protected by Royal Letters Patent Of England, and
secured by ths Seals Of the Eo0L de PharBideis de
PARIS and the Imperial Coikge of Medicine, PIsaHa
TRIESEMAR No. |
Is the ctual remedy f"r RELAXATION, SPER-
MATORRIIRA AND EXHAUSTION OF TIN
SYSTEM
TRIESEMAR No. 2,
completely and entirely eradicates all traces OF
those disorders for which Copaiya and Cubebs have
generally been thought an antdote, 10 the ruin OK
the health Of a vast portion Of the population.
TRIESEMAR No 3,
Is the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
for all Impurities # the system, well as secondary
symptoms. obviating the destructive use OF her-
curry, as well as other deleterious ingredients and
which all the Sarsaparills in the world csnaot
remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. ]. 2 and are alike
devoid OF taste smell, and of all nsuseatiAg quail
tiles. They are III the form Of losenge, and may
lie the toilet table without their being sus-
pected. -.r-
Sold in tin cases at So each, or four So cases in
one for SO, and in 81 cases, thus saving SO, Is
administered by Yapean. Lallemand, Roux, DC,
&c. wholesale and retail by DR.. II. A. BARROw,
1914, Blocker street, -four doors from Mac DougA
street, New York. Immediately on receipt of re-
mttance, Dr.. Barrow will forward Trie~emar TO any
part Of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according TO the instructions Of the writer.
Published also by DIR. BARROW, that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
Frailty. Price Is cents. Triesemsr and Book en-
he obtained tX special authority from 3. G FORD,
Washington, d. e. de II H
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DR. J. III. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REMEDY IN THE woRLDi
MOST DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL COR
DIAL EVER TAKEN

The thousand upon thousands who are daily
using MeLEAES sTRRNGTHEEING CORDIAL,
certify that il ia abSolu tely infaIble remedy Cor
renoyatins and inyieoratEg the shattered and dis
AND STRENGTH.
THERE rs NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
1t Will cure Liver Com plant, Dyspepsia. Disr-
rhos, Dysentery, Headache, Depression Of spirir,
lever and Asqe, Inward Fever Bed Breath or any
81 GeDtlemen, do yoa wish % be Healthy,
0 Ladies, do You want the Bloom Of Health 10
mount 70 your cheeks againt- then 20 a. once and
AID BLOOD Pc RfPIER. Delay not no1snt;
it is warranted 20 give sstiefacton twill cure any
disease OF the Kidseys Womb or Bladder Faint
iHg, Obstructe1 hepstxus Falling Of the womb,
Barrennees, any lisesee arising from Chronic OK
Nervous Debility, it n IN infAlhble Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN. .,ga.-..s
20 % {Hs lint s;ci Gs sbs
GeI e sTRENt fPHkSfHa ooKbfHII, t psee
the directions each bottle 10 10 delicious ~ tske
- One table SPOONFUL. taken eveSy morning
batting. 10 s.re preventive ASAina Chile ana
Peyer, Yellow Fever, Cholsss or say prevafing
~ CAUTION ,-Bevsrs Of prussiess Asd Deal
ers Who may Try 20 palm uyos roo bottle or Btters
or sarsapai1lle, Which hey en- bay shssp , ey
saying IL Ne tsst h sool: fhsrs ere .yes Men bess
. ,1 . q 90 ne s
yiuain4es eoDpoaAlsi Ask ee D. {.K nsLAArf-
Puray roar Blood shcsc. sSis, I'd 4 - aass
tine sy.nAc and ssssse-fs u vscss &c.
1en H. Is = y1s = e LArss S0ssss-si Per ess'
OF IL '0 DE- Ex.LlAx. al. p,sr,.,o,,,, /.
CosDSg Tkirl - Pias -, %. Louias 10 =.
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
DR. o P o s. A l. s. !.
kAyT DEPARTMENT.

Eby.dn ef Y1~1S and DvrL,, SSrt. J. pd0. H.
SEALED PROPOSALS for each class separately, en-
dorsct PrOpo-is for Glass SS. tttsuae the siAss)
fer the navy yard ut (paine the yard ,p' viii 30
received at this Office until on the 9TH dsy Of
September last, for furnishing AMI delivering at
the seyeral navy yards named the MINERALS and
articles embraced in 1rinted schedules, which via
he furnished on appleat and sent by mail, IL 80
requested, to persons desiring to offer to contract
for any all of the classes named thereiA by tne
commandments OF thc several navy yards, for the
classes for the yards under their command or by
the navy agent nearest thereto, or by the bureau
for any or all the yards. 49,. -.
To pyscent confusion and mistakes sedlsug the
offers, 6td tctH be resersd scfch ro,fsHs su.,e,
for more than one yard in one fareiope and each
individual of firm must sign the bid and contract
bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
notified that their offers must be in the form here
matter prescribed and be malei in time 10 reseh
their destination before the time pires for receiy
ing them no 6fd tcsN be considered uhioh shall BE-
Ys'ced after The period stated and no aloUanee az
te made for fai!areS # the mail.
To guard against offers being opened before the
time appointed. bidders requested TO endorse on
the envelope above the address, and draw line
under the endorsement, thus:
Proposals for GcSs No. (sarHe rfs eldss1 for ths.
farE Yard att name tae yard. y, -.--0' =
To the Chief of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks
washington, ID. G..
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DR.. HsLEAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS,
1oR LIvll soHTL41ns BfLLioussns

Thers - RIVER been 11koFy~ ned&Ooe 1891
= e: If fss M FL ~ III ~
BsinS ssH1sH vsSstAhss. nhsy srs psrtessy inDo-
cent, al "a y taken b ne most tssdsr intsnts
ssHseens, k61 or Inpsrs, Ystsd hstsc hon -
Stomach. Il. IN, shsy srs ne culJ psls that
fhsJ produces no GripiDG, elsk 49, or Pain in Tho
etcpseS or Bovsls. hosG very sssys ard s..rss-
1sns Of tAs liver and KassYs. WHO vin ssnr
from BnioaDsR, HsedssAs "a Icsl etonaes,
them eonsashy On hand; essie desc, taken in
seeson, nag pr.veet hcsrs, lay,, and months OF
Pflls; fsis no other. BeiAS soatsA, they H,s
J. a. nsIHAN, Sole Proprietor,
Oornsr Third and Pine Sta, 81. Louis.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
81ITIMoRE AND ONO MILaoAs,
En- H2R

~ 49,
PASSENGER TRANS FROM WARRINGTON.
On r; 4as "a s1s sSHssssAii r; 4aR ss r
vAsu,sssox. nAss fss:ss AND THE w.sr
FIVE DAILY i IA TSs ! swan &!SsI,sGrox AID
TWO DArI, .dda rs A. sSfS VIZ v.saIrs-
on s0"O1h5nb dxH - fHE 1sRsE .-o--
ssiss.si S We =: s %
PfiEsrrIs ih stfsi AZ Ana NV yoax-L..y.
fsa hksas a w:ssisssda
Ana ,. m Pca ALl goIHrs wHs5, A.,
and st.tio1s .iens e. B:.i%cs. and SAi1 n..lrosA
end on Sundays atS1. N. ....
=. :. TRAIN. MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York ia: m, Phns6eipeaa D. 9;
m. Baltimore s.cp.n. Arrive ct W"~hnsseh Ao
i:.': sss Yo.. ps. y $500 Ts
Leave New York ~ mp.. q r.n.1sl.ss. sS
: L 9 accommodation rysine i..v. B.Nino,e q
na: m, and u ?. No. for ~sshinstoa; sfrivs sAefs
On Sundays sti. 50 and 80 o. n only from Bassi.
30 Anespos. connections % su.ss1 rom Bssa
B..s.nssrs le.yins w..hiax.oi y %; a, and
8 p. m :, snas Baltimore 81 T. - q. ard BE m,
make connections 1T Washington yunoesan BehyD
With Trains on the Baf1p>oye aAd Ohio AAisosd fof
Al points West Of the Ohio River anA fer al points
along the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio rosd, In
Nary land and Virginia. - :. 80. -.
Trains leave Ans polls for BalGnore and wAss-
inston daily exeepk Sundays, at 5.S Q. m. end $50
p.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington st o. m,
il and p. m, and Baltimore at 4JSD and -
wsahin 9ton yu p s .''p Only - ~H1"' '
Way Passengers must take the Accommodates
Trains only. W. p. SMITH,
m T-tfr Master OF transportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-16
MEDICINES.
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DIeRAsBs or IhPRUDENcE. .-
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pessure finds he has imbsed the seeas Oft pain
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from applying 20 thc~e who, from education and
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DR. JOHNsTONs REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS ANs IMP0TENCY.
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Thousands Of the most nervous and debiftateS,
who had lost all hope, have been immediately
leyed.
All impedimene TO Marriage, Physical or Mental
rons Fl or
tion Of The most fearful kind speedily cured.
,, LNpoRsEaEsr OF THE PRESS.
ton within the last seventeen year, and the
merous important Surgical operations performed
by DR.. Johnston, witnessed By the reporters OF
have appeared again and again before the pubirs,
besides his standing a. . gentleman Of sharsetsr
afflicted N lo-6m-