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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
"Em6almed in hate,
p And canOnized by scorn.

pa- George Francis Traih, made
"a great speech iu Cleveland the
other day. We take a few gems.
from the Plaindealcr's report: "a -
The proclamation, continued Mr.
Train. was against the Abolition
lists, not against the South Eng
landwas deceived, and the Aboi- u
tionists were humbugged. Three
cheers for Honest Old Abe! PRO
longed cheers were given This
war is coming out all right. Sew.
ard is the greatest dipIomatists of
the age; he played with France
and England as if they were foot
balls; his craftsmanship was equal
to the crisis, and he would Iglori-
ously triumph over. all his enemies.
This war is coming out all right
Chase's national banking plan was
just the thing. His finance would
enrich the nation, multiply. all the
sources of wealth, build up The
manufacturing interests, and de- J
vclop the mineral and agricultural
resources of the country as they
had never yet been developed. Af
There was no better money than c
the egreenbaeks Of the Government. O
Abraham Lincoln moves in o
mysterious way, but he moves on
ward to the right. We shall tri,-sf
umph. A few weeks more, and
great events will burst upon the
nation. The North is, united; the,
radicals defeated; the Republicans
and Democrats join hands, and
keep step to the music Of sthed
Union. The South is famishingpc
sheIis on her last legs; only, Eng,
land and France can save her, and
they arc too cowardly and craven. !
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
nea.A curious and somewhat i'm

pea.A curious and somewhat inn -
probable story is told by the Salut
Public, Of Lyons, France, as fol!
lows: A woman, while watching'a5
foCk of shecpliu the ncighSort God
of Lyons, was caught in o. violent +,
storm and took refuge undor a tree.
A short time after a branch was ,
torn from the truhk by the wind
and fell at her feet, accompanied I
byanamber Of pieces, ,oflgold. On
examipipgTa hole in the trunk from
whence the branch had been torn, .
she found gold pieces amounting to-
10000 frames THE money isysupsa
posed to have .beenIplaeed there byo
rebpeFse ds.ldaI OF 10 ,uqdt 2aoma
j1Aq qua oIs1 % 10 ,m9dt gnoma
l9al eAT .m9di gnomn sgiiiloq al
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
"sWARAES OF OFFICERS

b. "SWARAES OF OFF1CERS.n
oo, He Che King has created a null
titudc'of new offices, andsent hith-
er swarms Of officers, to harass our
people, and cat out their substances.
II Declaration Of Ind dependence. u
The Polish conscription, which
our Abolition Congress, represent
ing but h miiiority of the people,
has just adopted, recalls to our
thoughts the above extract from
the immortal Declaration! Instead
of drafting men through the State
aut uthorities ,as has always been done
before w4Ieil needed, since the days
I,of Washington, this new expert,
Imcnt nccdlessly creates IA multi
tude Of new Offices" and sends
amohg us "swarms of officers to
harrass our people, and eat out
their substance" Not fighting Of
fcers, but stay at home officers
men who never smelt gunpowdcr
in their lives, and who Eever intend
to smell 1t. These paid and privi.
legged officials are called by the law
"Provost Marshals," to be appoint
cd by the President in each OF the
Congressional districts, with a.
5fboard of enrolment" in their train,
extending to every neighborhood
and all under green back pay, for
which the people are to be taxed.
The business of these stay at home
patriots, who always manage to get
we'll paid for skulking from dan
GER, is to huntup all the poor from
their neighhorhood who cannot
raise. $500 when drafted, and send
them to the nearest military post,
to be sent, from there to "such'
corps, regiment, or other branch of
the Service, as their superiors may
sec fit to order. If Abolition iil
genuity had been taxed to make
this law as .needlcssly harsh and
Oppressive. as possible, it could not
have been made more so than it is.
If we condemn JEFF. Davis for
making the cornerstone of his gov
ornment negro slavery, what shall
we say Of these iAbolitionists, who
are for making the slavery of white
men the corner stone of our gov
crnment?-[ New Haven Register.
r "''" L-.. J (: ,,.i s.,iL24. =. 1..-l. l.u .uf
sea- Oh Monday last a sad affair
occurred at Newark, the facts be-
ing as follows 2lii,EJ "2i@9ij na.
, A son Of Mr., +. K. Warner, the
wclllknown BROKER OF, that City, 4
had, deserted from the Third Ohio
Cavalry, Of which he was a mem.
Der, and returned home. Tie was
by 4 squad of soldiers, BY
order Of the Provost Marsh al, and |
taken to, the failroai. for the pdri.I
pose Of being forwarded to his reg.
imcnt, Willie waiting for the
cars, aud conversing with hts filth. 4
or and mother, he stepped aside for
a moment, drew a revolver from
his, pocket and shot, himself, rather
than be,dragged back 10 war. q oAfl..d
though word came that he Instant
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~ Wendell Phillips ard Horace Greeley do
not like Gen. Banks recent ord,r in relation 10
The enp iO5 mt of negroes. The idea thai a
negro should be obliged to work like q white
man ior his living, shocks such phiIanthro.
pists. -
Elegant specimens of eoraliferous recks,
taken from the bottom of the Mediterranean
nave been received at the Geological @ arden an
Paris. They were covered with veeetarion and
living polyps, and occupy place IN the aqua.
ripni of the gardens
y Dr. Ezra q. Whipple, prac:icing physi.
aan OF Chicago. has been arrested and held TO
nau ior frial, for. committing a rape upon the
person OF a young lady W HON he W as attending
in professional capacity =
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THE EVENING STAR.


SxNArH-Afrer our report closed yesterday
III Wilson Introduced bin 10 iacorsorats
Do insatution for The ipstTgetien. Of colored
ycrth in the District Referred,
The bill authorizing the Issuance OF lettsrs
O. r,arQuc and reprisal was taken up, aEd
ar tSmg debated by Messrs. Grimes, SAM
=er. McDouSaii> Dixon and Davis, " rs passed.
Dir. Latham offered a resolution calling for
.aforMationr etative 70 fraudulent transac tlons
IN the New York custom hou.e Adopted.
hr. Harris. iEtrodneed bill to guarantee to
ment. r- ... H..
HcUsE.-After our report closed
The report OF the Elections Committee on
Tie Louiaiaaa election cases was discussed by
kT- Hahn, enc CT the applicants, also addressed
tns HoDee, eand answering many interros ato-
Eies-snd tine report declaring Mpssrs Michael
EsAn and Il. r. Flanders Only elected was
adoptsd-ysas %, nays "A. ..-
The report OF the Elections Committee on the
case of Lewis Mckenzie, claiming @ seat AZ
representative from the seventh Virginia dis
triet, YVES taken UP, and after brief ex plana
fions by Mr.. Dawes and the applicant, the re-
port WAS adopted. r.. - =. ..
The Senate's amendments to ths bill proyi.
ding ways and means for the support Of the
Government were considered, ami The q -st yra,
modified by making the bonds payable in not
!Sss than ten nor more than forty years The
sEencrec: authorizing the Issue OF S4HlOOGlOO0
IN treasury NOTES wa modified, by making
thsna payable At the pleasure OF TIA. Govern.
-Tert, ut any time within three years The
amendment making the interest of these notes
payable IN legal tender notes, INSTEAD OF coin,
was agreed TO- Tine amendment to reduce the
amount Of legal tenders from s3D,gOa,aUo to
&l5c,Utc,ttS was non incurred Ia. The amend
neEt striking out the section making the con-
pens OF bonds receivable for duties on imports
IA CON- was non-concnrred in. The amend.
ment striking ont the siiding-sCals TAX on bank
circuthticn and inpos ing tax of one per cent
on the aggregate circulation 10 April, 1855, and
two per cent thereafter. was non cOncurred in
I he amendment striking out the ninth section
which modified The sub-lrcasury &C, so as 70
authorize the Secretary OF The Treas ury 20 make
deposits IN solvent banks, was rejected.
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II LOODl oODHa
SORES: THEIR CAUSE 4 OEPRAvED CONDI-
TI0N OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
SCEORE La, ULCERS. SORES. SPOTS, TEFFERs
SCALES. BOILS. SYPHILIS Or We -
kEREAL DISEASES, dc.
SiMARFTAN'S
ROOT AND HERS JUICES
Is offered the Nh bic as posi-iya rura

SAMARTTANS
ROOT AND HER 8 JUICES
IL offered the public positive cure.
:, Let those then who have either scrofala. scsld
Head ~ Sores Of any kind 1T or ce use the ROOF
AND HERB JUICES.
/ Cure those spots. letters Scales and Copper Col
oLed Patches, ss there are Insny surmisss about
Benish all im PARTIES of the blood aud bring the
sys;- 70 hesthy ssfi1n tor The eyre Of
potent certain and efe, Al remedy ever pre-
ser5sd il reaches an. elsdicates eysry -tiOie Of
ey and ss hsaet and 60 not transmit to your pos
'si 'HA' ' b a'f NGT u DEsPHfR. " "''sf years
saaAkif&k ROOF aSb sR sRe JUICES
will remove every restise of Impurities from ths
system, as we'll as all the bsd effects of Mercury.
FEMALE3i FEMALEsn
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
NEST happily ADAPTED, in liberated Eterus, in
Debility and for all "a ineid the sex
sent by express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sANARrTANr CHANcRE WASH.
Price q cents. Full directions
o DESMOND CO, Bo, ISL Philadelphia Post
= Sold by E. cALvEgT;E0RD, corner of llth and
COLEMAN & ROC Rs, I73 BaIinore street,
Baltimore. oc7-tf
TRIES MAR.
Prcsetsd ~ Royo! Letters Patsnt of Enslasa sss
Paris. aHa !hs I,sricl Cosss 81 5fsd;cias, Fis.ze
TRIESEMAR No. ---ts
shTaESHGA AND s s5xHaAhA5s0G Oh Sf "a.
TRIESEMAR Ne.1,
And sntey Al traces Of
generally been thou ght an astidote to the ruin or
the health of . vast portion of the population. :
o. TRIESEMAR No. g..
L. the great And remedy of the civiiiaed voxi1
for limpuri0es Of the system as well ss secouiary
symptoms, obvistpg the destructive use of Mer.
curry, rs well other deleterious ingredients szd
which AL the saIsaParillA in the world eannst
remove. TRIESEMAR Mes. i, 3 and 5 are alike
devoid Of taste or smell ssd Of On pAusestas dual
tiles. They are in the form of o lolense, ana nav
lie ON the tofAt table without thstr ass being saa
pectAd. =. =. t.e...f.-t, -. .. - - =
Sold in tin case. At q each. or four ss case. in
one for %. and in 81 cases, thus sayisg So g
.dpipistssed by yalp:an, LaIlsn ana, hour &s.,
e n n0msa, ~. ana retsi Z Oh BARROW,
street, New York. Immediately ON receipt OF re-
mittance, DR.. Barrow wiz forward Triesemsr to an,
part sf The ycrld, securely Packed, and addrssseS
Ppshshsa Also By DR. BARh0w, that popular
rranty; Price . cents. Triesemar and BOOK can
e aSssinsd * sSsoal authority from 8. @. FORD,
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s.-T.-186o.Ix.

Exhausted natures greaf restorer. A delight
fui beverage aud active tonic. Composed OF
pare ST. Croix Rum, roots and herbs, u in,
vlgofasss the body, without stimulating the
brain. 1t destroys acidity OF the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
nh certain cure for dyspepsia, consapa-
aoHI DiaTrhoea- Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatsc disease
nron change OF diet, water, etc. It can be used
q "A times Of day, by old or young, and Is par
ncuhriy Recommended 70 weak and delicate
psrsous. Sold " all drocers, Druggists, Ho-
tets, and Saloons. p. H Drake q 60, No.
M Broadway, New York. pc aS-eosn
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GAS FITTING. &c.

WEI. T. DOVE & CO.
kxRE Now prepared to execute any 0rdsrs with
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS. Or STEAM FITTING BUSH.
NESS.
- Store on Ninth street, few doors north OF
PennsyfT ania avenue, where may be fsuud corr.
plats assortment of CHANDELIERS and other GAS
SfEAM and WATER FIXTURES. jso q II
" GAS FIXTURES.
w Have in Store, and sreedaity receiving, Gas
MIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and DesigDs
and Finish superior In style to anything heretofore
We invite cieieens generally to call and sEsniiuS
oar stock of GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have the best acieetRd stock IL
Warrington
~ Al Werk In the above line intrusssd &c oar
care viii be prom pity attended TO.
mars-t MYERS 4 Me6HAN, 3?6 strest.
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PROPOSALS..


TREAsuar pErsRrMEKT;...,, -, :. 49,, go !.
slitED nRoros Ats will be reeeivedAs the Vshes
OF thr Bn reau Of Gon-trustiop, rrcasorY pepart.
sNent, ertii i2eeieck, March 2, sstsS, for GIAkS
sers.rsi.ng to she following s~hsddle OF sses and
sussitses Samples Of the kind ef Glass estimated
for 10 be furnished by eaeh bidder. s'~'E
- YaExcn ri3fE Glass.
le4 plates ~ sIssgt
lS. . ta4 xsCk 60
ia 4" asa. xa,h st.-.
IN =" SS .sxS',.
4 SS-BXeGL.
ia =. fS3 l6xas,
Is TsSfsS
ia IS fl-isx2eE.
DOUBLE THICK FRENCH CRYSTAL,
Sc plates 81 SIext6, -. ...-
RoUeE HAHIrsen GLASS roa sgYLieHfs.
s. plates sSy 81 inch thick. 80
All tae Glass &c be delivered at the Treasury
Building perfect and unbrOksu. and according To
sam pies in thickness ard quality The WHO'S to be
delivered from the l.tb OF March to the ist OF APRIL:
as may be required AL bidders must send suit,ble
guarantees Of their nbityto perform the contract,
and the successful Bidder viii be requires TO give
proper bond for the fulfllment OF tho contract.
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
or si the bids if Considered for the interest of the
Government to do so.
Envelopes containing bids 10 be ndorsed 'Propo-
sails for G!ass-Treasury E1tepsior.p
= I3AIAI ROGERS
Engineer in Chars of Treasury Department..
Il. IA-Atl
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1861 TH1 - 49, t1s63o
CENTRAL RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
@A@EEs EEaE
Is FIRST c LID i sS sSSa%9sssslen.,
..o,, SPEED, sAsSf! AID ooaTSkfi
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHs sSSH H. sspn Dos.
rl hrsHE HtItT IL F5sA .iHr ssGs
CLOSE cosE NE 4 ssss H GtA HinffRR1sBuae
NORTHERN ss's c fisihs sf ' RAILROAD,
THE GREAT sHs d s2HNHffRs Rour,
WASHINGTON Ant aSb BALTIMORE
WEST. NoRr NORTH Vi Sta AND n e SOUTHWEST.
tie Northern osnsrai Railroad Company, ner.h s.s,
Washington, and Calvert Station, B.itimors.
SPLENDID sLEEp4NG CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AID SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers win take the 9; n. and ? n trains,
1ksrs eonnee.ens are - made With train. on "a:
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris
road for Ill Part parts % Of s. W west s' AA
rRkIGHTs.
BY this route freights OF all descriptions can Be-
forwarded 20 and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa. or Missouri, ~ Railrcad dired.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
at Pittsburg with Steamers. by which Goods
be forwarded To any port tina Ohio, Mxskinsun,
Kentucky, fennessee. Cumberland, Illinois, Missis-
.Ippi, W isconsin Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and st Cleveland, san4usky, and Obi
Merchants and s;u IN sDtrns,inr ths 41ss:,o-
tstien Of their Frelsht TO rl.is Oenp..v can rel,
feosaa1 e ana from IN, pon.
In the West, by the Pennsyvan Central Railroad,
are at all t,tnes as Errorabs CHARGED b. ciA5
Rnfi-ond Companies -
- Be particular to mark packages "ViA Psnna
WIN BROWN, Ag't Northern Central r r.,
No. 80 North street. Baltimore,
EN6CH LEWIS. Gen Supe rintend6nt, Altoona, Pa.
/. L. HQUPT. Gent Ticket Agent, PhilsdelPhia
IL. H0E sToE, General Freight Agent, Phila
deiphis. ian 2-ly,r
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INTERESTING FOR LADIES.

We have again reduced the prices Of large stock
OF handsome Dress Goods to % cents per gard,
worth 81 n to 50 cents. 49,. 81 : =
Also. Noolsn Hosiery, Gloves, Morinoes, Shavls.
Closks, Embroidsries, &s, will be sold ct reduced
prices.
~ Our stock Of Ladies' and ohildren's Dress and
Fancy Furs will be sold at great bargains They
are all new made and fresh goods OF our own man.
ufactare. /. & W.MEyENBERG,
Sc, As MArks spaces bet, 7th and 9TH Sta,
deA q : q. 3 underline Avenue House
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FOR PAINTING, 10,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February 1850.
BIDs viii be received untilia o'clo,k NJ. on Feb
ruary :tth. 1883, ut the Office OF Construction,
Treasury Department, for the excuton OF all the
Painting and Glazing. including all materials.
cafoiding, dc, except the glass, for the west
section of the Treasury Extension now being
erected in Washington. ID. O. a." - -f'=
Bids must conforn in all respects to the requisi
tions OF. the specifications for the painting, &
which may be seen ut the oHicc of the Bureau Of
Construction during Office hours
Ihe Department reserves the right 10 reject any
sll hide n considered for the interest OF the
Government to do so
No biz will be er tertaired unless it onforrrs TO
the reQuEitcns Of the specifications in oil respects
The bids TO be accompanied by a satisfactory
guarantee of some competaDt person to the
ability of the bidder to perform the work.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
fe 6 eotd Engineer In charge.
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m NOTICE -. -
1 sIoK AND woUNDEp seLDII1a CIV
- = ILlANs AsD 0fH sRe.
DEPOT o. THE b. + o. R. r. co.

tween Warrington snf, New
y !!. have ss,seH |. lSss ca ~ 49,
ventilated, aad sxpressly fzc4rs, soldiers and
others that ars wounded or Eck, with the stan
DAYS, THURSDAYS ana sArURDAYs fer Phila-
delpAia, 81 $ p. m. Express Train. 80
Pass4 myers going West SOLDIER. eivilians otoers
and ethers ttat sick or wounded, are Informed
that tick will lea, e the depot every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ut .. m, eeing
through 10 the Ohio river without ehanss of ears
Soldiers and others fu Rough or disc sArgsd Val
ind this the Chez pest and most desirable route for
the Wet. Thi. Is the only line that can sell .
through ticket from Washinton or check sA4Ssss
CAUTION TO PAssENaEls.-fhs0 ONLY
PLACE 70 buy tickets Il At tse Ticket In the Depot
Of the n. l. O. 2. 4. Go. jas-u
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STATE LOTTERY.
. ~ sas 900 EYES o. $1''oo.

DELAWARE SA JE LOTTERY
Authorized b. An Act for tie xncouraGenent Of
Internal ImprovsInsnts In HtN:e OF Dsia~Ass.'
JORE MORRIS H. co, Managers.
DRAWN EVERY:WEDN ESnAYI TUE MONTH
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NJ - -'.. TEETH
ty1. LoOMI6, n. D., the Inventor and Patentss
Of the MINERAL Plate TEETH, attends

Nsssnsiix - -. ~ 20 =, tI;. s,, AsHms
persons can wear these teeth who cannot SILL0
wear others. and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these II-E :: 10y
Persons calling at my once can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
EHL 70 .eose VIC are ana wish tne pu.ss.
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will b
more fully warra1tad.
Rooms in this eity-No. 33s Pennsylvania senas
between eth And 10th streets. Also, GOT Arch st..
PAiladelphia. mars
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


LPAss:nesrsicr Boston and The Eastern States are
uoti1ed that the only line CONNECT 49,
Ing direct With the 80 ?. %. train -
from Washington city, Is the lines" @
via SprigGfetd Whom you purchase tickets be sure
ana sst for tickets eI the wsy q SS,i.sasid. Bag
O6ieers and soldiers on furlsugh or DISCHARGED
viii end tfja = most desirable route Cara b., fhis
line run through from New York city q, Boston
without change, fee-lm
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j PREMIUM 80
lss snyssrH ST., wisHrsoTos, b. g. 0A1

l PREMIUM lE'lI 4fsusx xAsu,Aoron,
Ass s1ysrrH ST., wAsErToroI, D. D.
Silver Medal awarded BY Maryland Inssituss or
A,.o Medal b ls 1n..u
>-e WaAhinstsn, D. O., 1857 -
III have p s.nas q t sSss best "a nay M: E
Pine '4 lsSS fssfsHHHH5fE Sss''a'''' q
,.n11sa,.R, CARPET, i fsskisssa TRUNKS
'''''0 sHs v sf fkki vi Rags,
..,..,,.s.. AT Lok&p Paiek ssAroHHLs. as
,Isns ny q ! SsSa s:;o And Tsss. u. s.
ssssi,or IixTaHsS sa Ssi SfsSs r TRUNKS n.a.
T HUN Ooy,aKD ana REPAIRED 1t .lor,
sss: sss;:ss nd ss:ss: 70 N, '. Tie
HAPR1NEss Or MIszRYI-rHAr rs rHl
faAS sHbISSf 81 RSSs HSSRss 81 q.
and MEDICINE" have dstsrmiasd...reasrdIess 81
s.psnsszto issue t,s.. tfar the benefit Of susrina
s e mr. .ss bssss iss
sSsss nd is% e s.
hs.s SssI ID; i. :. Of
S:ssss:, Il: TX ': :ss 90
..ose - rs 80. .0r :. ~ bly,
n DAHs' 11PR1ss COMPANY.
HoTIol OF REMOVAL.
Tie nHIvy1Y eYsIoY Of tAis oor.s.,, 2.
Removed hon Third stFcst 20 t. IarsS donof =, n
e0.--"---... N ana 70 srsfo SAa0-0
f0M ,LoSDON.BtitIshA Army List.
Meyai calender or Rel Rack, 1853. --.:sf a. .
Mnfsus Armies of the Great Povere
EconerD y PrelPcti!e Heapnrs a
LeTvis' Manual of Field Operations -
Col Graham's Art Of War
yebb. ON Attack and Z efence Of Outno,fr
fen ERANCR r.v,ou
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ID NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN,
- PIANIST, Vocal ISr ASD COMPOSER

EPfAHfsf, Vocal Isr Asp CohfosER
NEW AND SIMPLIRIED METHOD FOR
PIANO. FORTE AND SINGING.
:, Pref. WoioNski eontinuss his sinfiae and Piano
ing which viii be the last. as Professors engage.
ment In New York begin on the lst Of May. All
and extraordinary system have no time 10 lose
By Prof. Wolowski g new method person hsy.
ing only slisht knowled se Of music win be snsbled
in very short time to read music with great facil,
ityt and execute oreratic - we'll Is classical music
As to the vocal part. by IN way of voeslixation
he arrives ut most sxtraofd mary results, renders
the voice powerful and enables the sin ger tn vocs
ixe with facility, accuracy and nne quality of tone
( Pref. Woowski resolves visitors daily from no To
I.Teuth street. bets ean and y. ia II
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ORPHANS RT.-DIsTRIcT OF CoLUMBIA
~ HsShtns.on Tommy, To-wit I'm the case ofAn
r. West and " lillian IL. West, administrators OF
sa;d have. with the appropriations Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington county afores aid, appointed
final Sc ttieElant and distribution the person Il
estate of aid deceased and OF the assets in hand
IS tar ~ the same have been collected and turned
n 10 money; when sad where all the creditors and
heirs of said deceazed notified 70 stteni tst
Ofphans' Court OF Washin gtOn county afDr4s Aid }
tfeir claims pro perly vnuched. they paay other
wise ~ law be excluded from all henN fit Of said de-
cezspd-s estate; provided copy Of this order b.
ruuiisbed once week for ~ rec weeks in me Eve
Lirs Star previous to the said 2ft day Of February
fG3 TsEt: T.. e. ROBBINS.
II law3wF egiSter Of Wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18
SEQ mail pouches.
u EeO borse maif bags: and

26,0tD CANVASS mail sacks, : $780, /.
But the Postmaster General will reserve the Fight
TO order more or less mail bags of the kinds above
described to be fu Finished ami ed as the sns
and interest OF the service may to him to de-
mar during the term for which the DON tracts are
TO be made, = =
The pIoroE ais should be transmitted in q &c aled
envelope, endorsed Proposals for Mail Bags and
be- addressed to the PcstmsAter General Washing
tom u. g. --- IN. Blair,
ID gi-wF~ Postma ster General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

WASHINGTON WATER cURE AND EI.EC.
w TKU-HYGiENIC IAsTiTUTE.-Dr 5 II.
.a1! Of Of f Rn issssa the Sis.s
.vsnus, near 18th street, where be i now prepared
to cure oH diseases by the latest, most improved
sis1s ihIRs1iess. as ali fS% He give:
baths for lsoisa and gsntfs.nsns Rheumatissn,
%ounat, Dyspepsia, xemate, Liver, and Nervous
Patients visited at their homes Dptheris, Scarlet
ana other Fsvs.s prevented and cured Tes.Mo
ndais Ia apapaance' Ircm We Leading men Of the
given. - - - 80 : ia H-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

Jas nsossi ne &c., the power Of Dss~.sso..
BY which The WATERY Oh CALcEKOTs sss aol.
are tedneed % wen - pain and innsms ton. snd =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-27
THE FEDERAL NEGRO ARM

100000 Men in Six Months.