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Two MARRIED LADIES ONLY.-IxPoRrASr AID
L VICE and sPkCIAL DIRECTIONS for the full en-
tosElent God spiris felicity and health Of EVERY
will be sent To any address by IN all other
wire may be desired on the receict OF ONE DOL
LAR epcosed To my sd sess The result. of scenti.
fc rfs sreI ard exp, rimept. this ISFoes.Tfog nav
be Implicitly r.ii@e upon q CERTAINTY in Nil con
tingencieE, natural arrangements, &c. II will sdd
much TO health and happiness Of every MARRIED
WOMAN. happy state ( mind, natural en- toy
m. Mt and good b. ath are welcome guests and are
priEed by al These IksTRuCIIoas will irnpart
these blessings. All business con fdertiGL Parties
oeFirng an interview treatment will also ad.
dress lac by mail.
HENRY A. TAYLOR MD
ie l4-in Washington, b. y.
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SAUCES,
CATSUP, &c.
- n &c LES
fe "a 2S9 Peuusylyania ayenue

" <SS TeuntStNAnla avenue.
ACC ERHAH GiHGS! AOH
iSO Gold and Velvet. - fOO
Gold Stamped, and medium priced Gold Papers
with varied stock Of Glazed and Blxnk Papers IT
the loves cash prices.
WIN low SHADESi
New Designs, Gold Band and Imitation Gold Band
Window eh6des Buff, Green and Blue Holasd or
any required style or size of Shade made to erder
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
twsrrsEted - be Eilded with Gold Leaf
The hands, nest and largest assortment in the
District, from the best manu- factory in the country
with a beautiful variety of small sized Oval and
Card Visite Frames, of foreign and domestic man
uIsctures. Also, Photograph Cards, enbracin q
copies OF celebrated Pictures Paintings and statu
AIRY, Albums. SC.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELSl
Different si1es and colors, Picture Rings, Eyes,
ksi,s, DC. Orders for Papprhansinys or RindoU
Shades punctually executed by experienced work
men in city or country. Terms cs,h.
J. MARKRITER
"Plesse rsmem Der ne number, 50 9TH straet
81 me ternS cash Tor goods anu ish"r. ia Is
-
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~ correspondent OF a Massachusetts pa
per, writing from Newbern n. g., com plains
that = STEAMER arrived there recently brought
thirty females Of quo stionahie virtue. The cor
respondent says the soldiers have no use for
shsm there, and advises the provost marshal
TO send them back quickly TO their dens of in
fanny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04

HO3 210OHOxAfO.
. nIexLY eoHezHrRArsp y,sssAsas
--.5 ... t .-..s-.sl
PuRE TONIC.
DOCTOR HooFLASDs a-
ERMAN BITTERS,
pnBpAnBp 1T
IN. @. II. JACKSON, Phi,adsipAiA, p
WILL nyyDcrsAILY Gun.
I1ylR COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, yAuEpro.
c4RoNIc Or kl1vors DEBILITY. DIS
r.sHs or THE KIDNEYS, AND Afr
pfsrasRs ARISING FROM prsoR-
pxR1B LIVER on eroAAoH.
~ cesn.,s-
,.sss.. Or Slsed . a.
lsaA, Aeidity q the etsaseh,
,.l.::: q :isss q sss s:: = s. IN s
ssSis nrs.tSiny, Yisssssins q ne Heart castsss
I..:s .sa DsH Pm !. q. Sse Sss.ssss
sss sIs q =. ga: S.:s ois..
ER Feat ts siin a:sf !. .s sli Ts::s' Of
oonstsns 1eassis1
Of 6Ml: sae ssss'
-.. s s,srsS. %
A.A 'ssH 'N's's0s', s.s.s-, Ys'lss Fso~. Boz.
rhey Cs.sai, Ne Alcohol Or Bad Whishsyt
rsey vilI cure the above disAssss In ninssy -a,,>
cases cut Of . hundred.
2 Induesd sy tie extensive sale and snivsruAl psv
si.ri,y OF Hooasnd . Gernsn Bitt.rs tgsrsly ,ess
8. aoed. fsies q EsSs:s. p he :ss.s q ,es.
.sa ssr, sas fonE. sss sss.s a
3. the pieSols Ss;ss ..d 2
kegs, under the, modest .Iyen.tio. OF IisssrS
.sa ..i. &: q :s
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs
Are not new and unsrisd article, bat have stooa
he tss. Of sftssn year. tri.i by he im.res. -.
lie; and their reputation and sale Are not rivslloe
y s.I psSprisss Es1. sSoas.na, Of Letter. s.
the most eminent
0I,ES iLnNHFfkas.
PHYsioIAss,
oIrIElNs,
sssssossf sSsss and medical virtues q sE:.s b
Do Yos Fast Se~stAsss 10 sFexetAea ysss
10 r6t Hd5t q 1oco AfpthS
Do Yss Wo~t 10 BsslH Up Foxr CsssssuSsa,
Do Yox Want 10 Fsel Heuf
Do Yo~ Wont 10 Get Rsd Of Eerross.sap
Do YeV Wont I~eyeyf
Do Fox Want 10 Sleep Wsup
Do Pow Want Brisk asd viooroa 1s>SSse
II YOU DO, USE
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Eaeyeiopedia a Rsifstoss kseeisaes
Although not disposed TO favor or reooun>,x
Patent Medicines In general, through distrSl Z
| their ingredients and effects, yet tpaY q =
SUFFICIENT reasons Why man may not testify - -
benefits ne believes hmaelf 20 have received NJ
any simple pre- parzticn, In the hope that ks -
MUS contribute 70 the benefit Of others. : Z,
do this the more readily In regard 20 HooossdS
German Bitters, prepared BY DR.. &. u. yscksea, q
this city because yreJudieed against then ~
| many years, under the impression that tier vUD
chiefly an alec hohc mixture. em indebted . -
friend Robert Shoemaker, EsS.. for the removal q
this prejudics by proper tests, and for enessrase
nenf 70 try then when .gnsrins frop sr.st -
Of these Bitters, et the beginning Of the prsssd1
year. followed by evident relief and restcrStieo
20 degree of bodily and mental vigor which hi
not felt for six months before. and had Almest d.
SPARED OF reesipinE therefore thank God -
my friend for directing me TO the of them
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Phii.delphia, June a, 1851.
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PROPOSALS..
DRep esALs ses woop.
H.sI..s,ss,s, Dssars.s... # Ha.i;.xsss,

He'':''''' e as . al: : s::s::::::
PsoFosALs ere invited for fare!sa Ing wood 10
nc S~arx xooa .. SS: l..
'hs ( asn =.
sies Of lii. roteu.c. ne.. ca.is Bride.
Proposals. - be mace In Tie following nsnnsr,
'f ro r: God ;t . dag 'Jf'' p; T. :ess
T..ra. fur seos .st ana corded on "a. ground
PREF al, mast :Y.e,iy the '0es.as. bad, ssas.'
'tTcpe "a s viii sa received under this advertise
ne.t or TIE amount Of wood rsssired.
Proposals VIII be received st any time up 70
Es.k bidder mus. attach IL. luu name and Pos.
ssrties int rsst~d in th- proposal nnst appear IN
AZ eaaA Of a!;.sieses 10 u. Sccs~~ss.~t If ~
b;s: Ni:l he pence from time TO tine. aad con
trse:s or purchases mace ~ re Eeoa ma1 Dc ~
:he nigh. is reserves to accept al or any part Of
rte-.:..ls should be endorsed; proposals. FOR
"o"I ,""ra addressed S11Asu .aIIxNE.
al.Im Department Of Washington.
PROPOSALS. FOR CARPET AND OFFICE
CHAIRS.
Qu.Kv.sp.v,Ex G,snsAL's prp1c~ I
Washington. Fst-uary ~, l-5s.f
III 70 - oe nv d. - NJ ut tot
fuyp.hirs the folovipg articles for The OF the
Qnar.e -nia,ter Generals Department, yis:
CARtETIN4.
Seven hundred tlrut yards, more Or less, OF In.
srsin Competing st the Ssst.sus'ity. samples OF
Which Inust ace N p~4Iy the offer. The price per
square yard ~ inclrds .. ak:Is, binding and httinG
~ each room. and putin down the same complete
il tse b~st manner. sIessnremcnt to be made On
The Hoor. and payment made for Quantities III Is
akeer;sined rhs rooms to be car ps.sa san be seSp
by eating ct this cftee.
OFFICE CHAIRS.
One hundred sna twenty flso, Oak ChairS cane
ssst o sam pic o. ich can De seen 1t this once
The hoi- 10 be ccmpi-s~d within two weeks from,
ssef char 20 II cluae the dsiivsry of tbs same G:
this Vt:ice
By order Of the Quart. rnaster General. fe35 I'd
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$50 PENNsYLvAEIA AVENUE.

feb -, II
LII TIE NEW BGogS OF THE DAY Az
"A BOON AS PCRLlSHED
Also, ali Etsn9ard Publications ana n ovels OF tAs
Henry Wood. Miss Huuoch. Miss Bratdon, Oras
s.iossnR Mrs. sou.hworth Mrs Lee HEATH, vii.
kie Collins. Anthony TrolIops. Major Winthrop,
Bulcer, Victor Hugo. Thaekery and others.
sTfTT0NERT AND FANCY ARTIoLEs,
wholesale END retail, ct
WILLIAM 5. RICusTHIHS
RATlO MAJ SOCKS TORE,
21s Pa. eY.. bet. 18th and 18th .ts.,
fe Isw Westminster, D. C.
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ATTENTION, s0LDIERsi
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.


We call the attention Of al having relations q
S tRs sTP e the fact tina; aoo5LAsp
diseases induced by exposures and privstions iuci
dent TO camp life. In the lists, published alnncss
daily in the DewsPspers on the arrival of the SICK
suffering from debility. Every case OF that kind
be re1e ~ sSrasrs e "a.
organs Are speedily resp1ysd NE h.v. no hesiss
used among our soldiers, hupdreds Of lives misis
be saved that otherwise will be lost.
psrssSIe and veil authenticated cure Of on- a tSe
nation heroes, whose life 10 use his own isasuass.
''hss been saved By the Bitters:'
PBrLipRLrHA, Au susyzSA, lea :
M,ssys Jones Ecaas.- xell, Ssntlonen, youf
HooSsnd . German Bittsrs has saved my life. rS.rs
Is no mistake in this. II is vouched for By numeers
Spd d, wSo we're fully eeSnissnt OF al The ereSs
stances of my case. am, and have been fr the
battery. and under the i'm mediate mmand Of DAP
tain r.. h. Ayrss. Throuyh the expcsure arteuaass
S SsS .si rtS Of Il. ssss ana vs.
for seyenty.t.o DAY. lr The hosn,ts This re. 'o y
dysen.sry. vas then removed from the White
House and sent 70 this city on board the steamer
ofJan. OF sinos that time lave been about :. ss
a. any could be snd still retain spark Of Vital
y ssI .ny ass or and s:
Ii Was Immediately thrown M again
ssss scsa of s.:. :.
frankly told me they covld DO more for me, n
advised me e see sS and 70 msn. Ss
yhS ,isisss me :, The sG:
:sS sinss 50I
soIpenssd taking tsem the gloomy sssds g,
aes. hsre gained ten pounds, and I feel sanCiss
s1 SslR shsm ssys ssssa Ds.sa s 'es
months; Cor, gentlemen, | am 2 loyl virrs,
asie Bitt.rs o1. the certainty Of life which =.
taken the place Of vssue fesrs-to your Bittsr
bosom Sss those Who are dearest 70 ne 10 lie.
We fully concur In the truth Of the above sisse
mept, as we had aespaired Of seeing our som's~
JOHN GGDDIEBkcK, lat New York Bsss1
Ek%as cAkSSGkkfIkkR S S ssa S;n ao Main.
J: B. f.sESkhL, CO. D. q Vermont
H hEsEYy + Ht asSokS SH Fl o. g. 81 Oh x..
s. e s:';' e.. res.
sSHS sHskl ksHr g. J. Sc f.sa v'
BEWARE or ooUNTERPEITsi
Bee that the signature OF &C. NJ. JACkSoF
or the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE rs cENTs,
Oh HALF Doz. FOB %. -
Should your nearest druggist not have he sssss
rstions thst may be offered in its place, cut
az and We WIN forward, securely pscked.cT ~
PnsonAL orFIoH AHs MASurAcroafs 4
. No. ss1 ARCH ST.
JONES q EVANS, -
(sueesssors 70 O. NJ Jackson oe'o
Prsvrisssn
sVTsr sale BY prussiss and Dealers w
town In the . nited States. osS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04

NALL AND WINTER G GODS
l. MILITARY AND CIVILIAN.
WALL, STEPHENS & 90. now spsuins
their FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ombrscns
a-e DRESS COATS, DGEsklN PANTS, vESiS
OVEROOATs. We have also . complete sssort-
nsqt Of BUSINESS SUITS, made In the most du-
dssirons to thoir wants. Heavy Woslsn Biankets
for camp use, at reasonable prices.
WALL, STEPHENS & co.
329 Pernsylvania aysnus,
90 4-dn between 9th and 10th streets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04
THE EVENING STAR.


Rx1ArE.-After our report closed Yesterday
Tie I'LL modify Ing Che IL We for the coIlecdoa
* duties, As paS-sd. rs
TIE bill! for laying q submarine Sl"yraphic
cable from Fertrers Monree to Galveston, was
laid On TIE table. F~
The concurrent resolutions In relation 70
Acchcon Aid Intervention, were passed.
The committee OF conference on the lntaruG
rrecre etn made rpo-t: which y as adopted.
The miscellaneous appropriation bill was
taken mp.
HocrK.-After our report closed
The bill defining the duties OF tho Law Court
q Washington County respecting roads, was
passed
The miscellaneous appropriation bill was
passed with various snendmerts, and sen; TO
IA Senate.
The till for r~crganxipg the courte OF the
District OF Uolumoia was-raken up, and after
sem< debate psseed-y-as s., nays s.. =
A recess was taken till seven o'clock.
On ssembIfng, several reports were made
from The rinting COMMITTEE, and adopted.
The concurrent resolutions in relation 70
foreign int~rv-ntiop, wer- passed.
The Senate's Amendments 10 the bill relating
10 property in insurrectioasry.d districts, were
coz eurred in.
Ths bills TO sapaiize tho grade OF line officers
Of the navy; authorizing the Secretary OF the
Treasury To appoint special aseat tO collect
and cell all abandoned or captured property In
tnsrrrretisnaTy States; 70 regulate prize Cases;
were paced. Fzs g..
The miseei,aneons appropriation bill was
returned from the Senate, and q committee Of
conference was asked. d.
Thu House took q recess until three o'clock.
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to suit the season.
Baiag now prepared to Mt al boys from FIVE years
and up, we invite every body 20 give call.
Remember our motto. which js-FIi, D1Iinss
and otc Prices! BAR IL BkOTfILR,
e Il I'm SOrt west corn nr It'll and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04

~ The Chicago Tribune lot the came stripe
n its New York pamesake) makes the defeat
OF the canal project the OCCASION of a coarse
onslaught upon the East, and speaks OF the
"lImits Of patience and patriotism" as having
been reached, and urges u commercial alliance
with Canada, &c. This lie not The first time
that erratic print has attempted to array the
Two sections Of ihe country against each other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04

L BORDENTowN. N. J.
This Institute is pleasantly located on the DeIs
ware River, 80 miles north Of Philadelphia In has
been In successful operati on for more than tan
years. and is one CT TIE Ii ost fourishing institu
tions OF learning in the country
stecial attention is paid to the Common and
Higher BRANCHES OF English, and Superior advan.
taRes furnished in Vocal end instrumental Music
Drawing, Painting. French and Latin are TAUGHT
by experienced teachers.
Persons coming from the South can leave Wal,
nrt street wharf. Phiisda. at 8 .. III. and z 4 az
AND M. For catalogues address "
Rev. j I'm II. BRAKELEY, A M
President
References in Washington: HON. Ten EyKe.
Female; Hon J. n. l. Stratton, House of Reprasan,
tatives; Jno. P. Polk, State Department.; a l.
Cox, Treasury Dep rtment: W IL. Van Northwick.
DEPARTMENT Of II Interior; s. J. Groot, NJ. D.
fe n en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04

~The Salem, Mass. Gazette say tsc wife
Of Er. John b. Hoyt OF West Amasbury, on
Tuesdsy Of last week, left her house TO visit
ths barn to see that pair Of oxen W ere tied mp.
and being gone 50 long 40 as to excite alarm on
the part OF her husband, who is invalid.
search was made and she was found dead in
one CT the stalls. 1t Is supposed she WAS siruc k
with paralysis. Her husband survived hsr
death lust one week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04
DRY GOODS, &c.

Il HANDkERCHlSHS,
Embroidered, 3ress Linen,
HeEsstitched, Top BCrdorod,
Morning, and others
FOR GENTLEMEN
ColoTsd Bordered, HerBtitched,
Fine Plain LARGE Size,
" Heavy German Handspun.
TIE abovs stock Is yer, large. and We will offer
them with, ut acy III vance on old prices until Feb
Nj g. K W. EEYENBERG,
Is Market ersee under AyeAue Hsuss,
In bstvaau It'll and 9Th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04
John X ELvANS,
- 500 PENNA. AVENUE
W AREH0USE-305 STREET NORTH AEp "a
LOUISIANA AVENUE
METAL WORKERS SrOC]

METAL WORKERS STOCK.
Consistinsip part IS below .-r-.-
Lead, in pigs, bars, sheets nd pipe
Tin, IN pigs, bars and sheets,
Ii C, in pigs md sheets,
copper. in ingots, bars and sheets,
Iron. band. sheet and plate,
Steel Ca Z square, roand and octagonI Machinery,
1roucdl Tire, Spring, Blister, &c.
Galvanized Iron. Russia Sheet Iron, Galvanized
strap Iros, dc &e &c.
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j o SICK AEp yoUNpI2 snLpIsRs CIV
DEPOT cF1RE 3. o. T. Il. co.

ysrs .s,. r.so % iIse Or ~ 49,
nentnstse, ana sxprsssiy f-r eGesss, s9lAier. ana
eihsrv that srv wounded or s.sk. nth Aesxssst.en
DkYs. fHGksDASe and ssfUhDAYs FER PhrA-
d.lphia q ,. n. Exyress Train. :.
ana otAsfs g &C are ssk or wounded. ere infaSnsS
o.. s.eS =. WIN lay " S;Sct sys.y HON Aa
Mreush TO the Ohio river without shanee OF ssrs
holders sDd Others On fsrlcsgh 90 tise ssrYed w
tie West This the eaiy line sest can cell .
thrcreh ticket from Nsshtnton or sssek saSSASs
CAUTION TO PAEEIN9XHg.-fAs ONLY
PLACE to euy tickets u at tas Ticket in The DEPOT
Of the Is. L. O. =. Y. Co. rS-I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04

- The canal across the Istnmus OF Suez.
which has been so long talked of, is half
fnshed. BY next year il will have progressed
so far that all the coal destined for the etesm.
ship companies, which has now to be trans
ported around the Cape Of G. God Hope, will be
sent 70 the Red Sea by canal. In three or four
years the whole work will be completed, at q
eoet or ei0, Cox, con, and the ancient track Of
commerce be again resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04
BOOKS. &c.

F:'Hs RIfLt AND HOW To USE IT. By Mans
Z Gvsh, london; Is eta.
h,ovn's Ccmranion 10 rhe Fsr Rife Maske.:
Lsndcn; Is eta -.
Volunteer Rias c,rps, eolessa plates: London,
g. oss
Ssrvis on tie RIda Auskst: London; g eta.
HIfords Lectures On the Elhs: Lsadon: rs cts.
Es!ii-y's HANDY Book for Rifle Volunteers: Lon.
Con; u Ct
oce; - n.
Sashsnse 81 ls skot sun and sportiLs Eias:
Lcrcop; e..
Col. Jacobs kiae Practice London; q e..
tur Engines OF MAR. By Capt. Jecyis, London;
s,T
a. nfsrnr Pro,ssti!s Weapons Of War: London;
Si.75.
0stL's EspSs, or Tar get 7Tactiss; 81 ~.
~ilisrd's Manual OF Target p acics; - eta.
Greenrr Cd Gun.ery: London, So.
Iii-t-Ccr,. de Fir: Paris
fe - tahhOh TAYLOR.
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-TRAyELERy pIKEOToRY.


Passenger for Roston aud the kastera etsses are
nctiAed 6st the only line sernest- ~ 1H
f1om 1 Wsssins.en city, Il the M =
via E,yfnefsld When ycu rarensee tieh ste be sure
40 ~ Tor tick cts by the way AZ S$~ss fsld Bag
rese chesi I'd through from xAshins toa.
G6ie.re .spd soiai-rs On far'eugh or discharge
vii end tfIs a meet desirable route. Crss By this
line run through from New York eisI 70 goTton
without eh an&c. rel In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04
CLOTHING, &c.

ROYs' CLOTHING.
ID BOYS CLOTHIN9u
We hereby call every body's attention to cur
LARGE AND TASTY STOCK
of
BOYS CLOTHING,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04

PAoT0GRAPHtCA ALBUMS,
IN Gree: Yeriety, at prices ranging from
IS esats 70 $50. !:
;. CARD PORTRAITS, I.
: Of Distinguished Fsrse~s, 5ro,s Tie beet
: artSsts. /.
: HCoKS AND STATIONERY,
!. Az The I'opulcr Gad STANDARD Works, New
: Publications, Magazines, DC, /;
aiicays on hand II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04

IlANDsoME HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Just opened another lot ef-
Handsome BLACK Glo.h CLOARS,
Eieh Plush anu Frosted Beaver CLOAKB,
Rich STIR pad Brcohe and Cloth Long SHATLS, is
new styies.
Ali at s1uch less thai former pTioss, % which
SPECIAL attention OF purchasers is invited.
J. W OgTLSY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04

INTERESTING FOB LApIES.
We have again reduced the prices OF lsrg &c stock
OF handsome Dress Goods TO Is cents per yard,
worth sly to 81 cruts,
ALSO, Wooden Hosiery, Gloves, MoriEoss, shs=is,
Cicsks, Enibroiseries, &c, 1u be- sud 81 reduced
prices,
Fancy furs will be SOLD at great bsrasin.. They
are Ali new made AMI fresh goods or
uracture. Il " NEIHN e ING,
a. Msrks Space. bet. TIN AMI stt ats,
De 81 unfsr the kvnura House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-17
NO. 8.

is, it brings exemption from service within
the reach Of the great mass, and the poor man
is not obliged TO 60 into the market and to
compete with the rich man in hiring substi-
iute
Bat ask the grumber how he would make
the law any better in that feainre, and be
says, am not in Congress. ] have not the
making OF The law
Again, many Democrats grumble at the
law because by it the Federal Government
exercises its jurisdiction in the States, drafting
men therein, ard Furnishing for the crime of
obstrucing the execution of the law therein.
And, New York City Democracy, under
the lead of Fernando Wood, counsels the
Stale authoiiics 20 forbid tbe execution Of
the law as an infringement upoi' State rights.
OF course it is aduilrca that troops must be
raised 10 supply the place Of those whose time
is SION TO expire, aid unless the rcbeIlions
buck bone is sooh Broken, r4ore troops .han
10 supply such vacancies mast also be raised.
! The Sta1cs do not raise troops, and hence, this
gfnnlbng amounts to just -this, that if the
Federal Government is not permitted to raise
troops in the States, there soon would be no
soldiers in he field. The man who makes
such objection to TIE law, therefore would see
the North defeated and the rebellion success
full cleveland Herald
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-17
Dwarf Cherry Trees.

These are i'll our opinion, destin.
ed to be the trees Of the Vest
The long, naked trunk of the stan
dard cherry is lily suited to battle
with the sudden extreme changes of
the weather of our Western States,
and as a consequence cherries are
among the scarcest of our Western
fruits. Trees of few years plan
ting only, if not decayed and dead
look as sacred as aaimed vetrans
who have passed through the storm
battles of many winters, and are
now lingering sad monuments of
their career, amid the closing scenes
Of a life of conflicts and trials
Such afford little encouragement
for the continued planting of such
trees, and unless a remedy of some
kind be adopted, the cherry will be-
come rarer from year to year.
There are two remedies which
will, in a great degree, arrest those
evils flowing from. our climate
Oneis, growing the trees as pyra-
mids, precisely as we do our ever
greens, branching within foot or
two of the ground, and the other is
employing dwarfs only. The first
requires more attention and skin
than most persons viii give, and
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-17
NGRIoULTTRAE
High Feeding.

In fattening cattle or sheep 6r'
in keeping mich COWS, few farmers
appreciate tie advantage of high
feedings A large amount of food
IL required TO keep the animals alive
and the milk or flesh and fat which
we obtain is derived from the food
given in excess of this quantity. IF
a horse viii draw ton. and the
empty wagon weighs Is cwt., we
can only take load of cwt.; but
attach another horse and we can
take load Of l5 cwt! In 6th4f
words, the effective power OF the
two Horses is five times as much as
the one.
1t is so in feeding mich cows and
in feeding cattle and sheep lit IL
few pounds OF extra feed that W.
give them which produces the de-
sired milk and fat. To give only
enough of food to keep them in sta
tionary condition, when the object is
to get them fat is minifestly absur d,
a4d give them only a little Inor4
than is necessary and thus only ge6
little fat, is also very poor econo-
my, when by few pounds moro
food we might double or treble tn
AMOUNT of milk.
We do not mean to be understood
as saying that farmers do not let
their fattening cattle or sheep have
all the food they will eat. This is
not the case. They let them have
foood enough, but it is not as nutri-
cious as it should be. We do k6t
feed enough grain.
We are aware that this will seem
strange doctrine to some of our
readers IN this vicinity and in he
Eastern States, where grain is now
high and beef mutton and pork SO
low. But in truth, this does not
affect the question. Hay is quite
as high, relatively, as grain, and if
it will pay at all to fatten cattle or
sheep, it will pay to feed them we'll.
In fact it will not pay to feed them
in any other way. We do not say
that cattle can be fattened here az
a profit. We hardly see how such
can be the case, at the present price
Of beef and grain, but it is useless
to attempt to obviate the difficulty
by stinting them ia their food. IF
high feeding does not pay, poor
feeding willcertainly not.-EGennes-
see Farmer.