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EIv WENFY BeNDs.

We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers
s.. FIVE.TWENTY BONDS
DETERMINATIONS. upon application, without
any delay
Subscribers no ldng receipts are notified tn at
their bonds ready for delivery and are request
cd to call for them. JAY COOKE Il CO.,
te22-tf 50 18th street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-27

NTELODEONe.-A large assortment OF Prince &
lyl Co. Melodsons hAyeju theen received At the
Music Store ofW, g. MET Ct. APT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-27
BOYS CLOTHING.

wv BOYS CLOTHING. #ls
w 3 are now in receipt Of large assortment of
BOYS and CHILpREN'S OLOraING Of III q
newest styles, suitable for the present season for
dress and school wear, to which we invite ths
W. - WALL. STEPHENS & CO., .. go.
322 Pennsylvania Avenue, between - .
ap u IF Ninth and Tenth streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-27

TT1HE CHEAPEsT CLOTHING HOUSE is .
i BRUCE Il CO.'S, AGA Seventh Ut. jylAt
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ATASSIY COLLINS & OO.'A
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHx ALE AND PORTER.
lam now receiving large Quantities Of DRAU9HT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
wkch am prepared to furnish on short notice 70
al persons who viii favor me with their orders.
8atisfaction guaranteed.
Orders given TO my drivers Win b promptly 81
tended to.
Goods delivered in al parts Of Warrington and
asor6etewn, free Of charge.
Terms Cash o. lslisry.
RILIY 4. sHINN, Agent,
HsSes Bsttliss Depot, 81 Green IT.,
noe6 Gsorgetown, D. O.
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ToPHAnFFR rM1un
TRUNK MANDATORY
A90 SEvIH1H ST.. WASHINGTON, D. o.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute Of
timore, November 7, 1850.
Also Medal By Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
Warrington, D. o., 1850.
pI sm constantly making and alwaysRNYA
1N have on hand, of the best ma Sf1S3
0 terial, every description Of Ae
Fine SOLE LEATHER,
IRON FRAME,
Ladies' DRESS,
WOOD BOX, and
RXLLISeIlR, CARPET, and
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS,
SCHOOL SATOHELS, dc
AT LOWPRLCES.,
AomDef1 OF Congress and Travellers VIII please
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
Trunks that are made in other cities.
Superior LDATHER and DR1SS TRBNkS made
30 order.
Goods delivered free Of charge to any part Of the
JANIS 9. ToPHAM.
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CUTLERs, ATTENTION.
- FOR SALE.
100 boxes CAgTELE SOAP,
100 ADAMANTINl CANDLES,

,Chesp fer cash 1t National Soap and Candle
Works, Green street and the Canal. Geor sstown,
d. O, 10
VyHIs Is TO NOTIFY sUTLERs Or TIN
J. army that am prepared to furnish at al times
and 1T short notices al kinds OF WAGONS, Il O. an
pertaining to antlsrs. OHARLKa SLACK,
Corner Of John and Cathedral ats,
mar N-6ms Baltimore, Nd.
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DILES, PILES, PILES, WITfIELDs
Il VEGETABLE PILLS are warranted a certa; :

FEsE TABLsp Pills are Warranted csltDS
cure for Pies. The worst cases yield after one or
sorted TO- as relief thus obtained Is but or re-
and no Fds been perfected BY the use of III
kntfs, The tonoxing gentlemen have been cured !:
lO7 Spring street; MIR; Fisher, No. 544 Brooms
street, and numerous ladies whose addresses can
Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by D. .. Barnes
g co, No. 3O9 broadway, and by the proprietor.
$50 Penn. ayenne, Washin gton, D. O., and by
HENRY COOK, King street, Alexandria, Va
j.. YOUNG
se Is.lm No.4s1 Broadway. New York.
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CLoTHING, Of all dascri ptions, 81 rsmarkahly
C'lov prices, at SMITHS, 400 Seventh b.. jyA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-27

IR i Z e M AR.
Protected b. Royal Lsttsys Patent a. Enslaad, sni
ssexrsd BY tia Seals Of tbs Eeo1 d PhaSssacss Dc
PsrSs, ssd ths lSp~tol College 0 Msdtesss, VSssss.
TRIEsEMAR MOL
II the eneotual remedy for RELAXATION, 6PEH.
NATORRH0A AND EXHAUSTION OF TH1
TRIESEMAK MOI
Completely and entirely eradicsteS all traces Of
those disorders for which Copaivs and Cubebs have
generally been thought an antidote to the ruin OF
the health Of vast portion Of the population.
TRIESEMAR No. 8,
Is the great and sure remedy of the civiIed world
for all Impurities Of the system % veil - secondary
symptoms, obviatns the destructive use Of Mer
which all the Sarsaparilla In the world cannot
remove. TRIESEMlR Nos. Ia and are alike
devoid Of taste or smell aad Of al nausestng quail
tiles. They are In the form of . lozenge, and may
lie on the toilet table without their use being
Sold in tin cases atss each, OF four es cases in
one fer % apa ~ ~ cases thus Is sayRsag S " =
A.. uWhClssals and retail b DR g. A. R RAfnn0Wi
street } New York. Immediately on receipt OF re-
mittance, Dr.. Barrow viii forward Triesemar to any
part Of the world, securely packed, and addressed
Yublsied also By DR. so BARkow, that popula,
and beautifully illustrated medicsl work, Human
Yrailty Price Is cents. Trissemar and Book can
b obtained * special authority nom i3HD'
MEMS AND BOYS, CLOTHING, at very low
NJ prices, at AGA Seventh street, just below
Smiths jyA
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ToURNAL OLA REsIDHNCE ON A GEORGIAN
y Plantation In 1888, 1889. By Frances Anne
Msmeir 81 the Life and Character OF the late
Tneo Freliughuypeu.s By Talbot W. Chambers;
Sj,H, fN51 1RANCK TAYLOR.
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DOOTa AND SHOES TO SUIT TIL TkM16.

- We are nov. usnufssturinS al kinds Of BOOTH
and SHOES, and constantly receiving 9 sup 4aD
Hon. msde expressly to order, and viii be
sold ef 4 much lower price than has BEEN
heretofore charged In this city Tor muea infsriol
Persons In want OF BOOTS and SHOES ef lastsrz
~ Gity- msde work. will always dnd good assort-
2snt n 1fore ma It the leWest prices Give us
an. ..T...r-- GR I1Rlf4N e BKoTHER.
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Two table spoonsful of the Extract of sarsapa-
rilla added to pint of water equal to the Libsop
Diet Drink, and bottle is fully ECU al to gallon
of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the Decoction aa
usually made.
STHEsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT.
TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY
and are also in very general use in all the STATE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI-
TUTIONS throughout the land, as well as in pri.
vate practices, and are considered as invaluabls
remedies.
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MILITARY GOODS. --rlH 3.
WALL, sTEPHENstk co..
322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Oner the largest assortment in this city, embrace
Ing all qualities used by officers in the Army and
sHOULDRR STRAPS. HATS, CAPS, PISTOLS .
60, &c, with Q fne Assortment OF UNIFORM
CLOTHING, with which We can furnish omoers
eomplste outfits in . few moments cos.qy .
4 @@ WALL, STEPHENS &C w.,
+. ap ll-tfif SAB PENNSYLVANIA Ayenue.
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Extract Buchu, 81 per bottle, or six for SIS.
Extract Sarsa parila, 81 per bottle, six for S.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-08
Plant Con-

The high price Of labor the present sea-
son. which rcsults from the absencc 81 50
MANY working men from their usual aroca-
tions Of peaceful industry. viu deter many
farmers from devoting the usual amount 81
land 70 the boed crops We have heard
several ~ our bcighbors eSprCss disincli-
nation TO plant corn the present year. for
the reason above mentioned. in tie belief
that "a all b. better % la NE land d. fall
Low through the year thar % attempt 60
make crops with the boPs q PrO6s When IA
bor = 50 dear.
We think al s1ch r~asOning viii prove
fAilacioas from the fact that. a. a general
rule. the Puice Of every article % pyl.ss ~
essay i governed. through the Inevitable
laws q trade. BY the cost Of is production.
Therefore Il Is quite SAFE 70 assume that
whatever additional sum IL vii cost % MAKE
bushel Of wheat or corn the present year.
VIII be paid By the consumer a. uiarter q
necessity and We would thsrvforc ur-c
once more upon our readers the iuportancs
81 taxing their lands and thar Own labor %
the utmost q their capacity.
There i a world Of Wisdom ia the cool
Old adase 81 - Poor Bicharl- hav
Whale the sun shines. md Whale thc ,iris-
situdes q the war bear heavily uron some
other classes Of the community. the farmer
should not forget that b. j. highly fa,or,d
and b. should be especially careful Co. stand
oct Il his own sunshine. by rys,stiu- az
selfish considerations THAI nav urge theul-
selves upoa his notics 60 inluce han o. los.k
back. ~hcn b. pets bis Plov into The lot
upon which a year aso be determined o.
pear cora. CPioEman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-08
Trinming Fruit Tres.

An Ornamental tire shouid seldom Dc
touched by saw or pruning knife. ROAD
side trees. And tho>e IN pastsrvs aad public
park. must be trimmed up ten or twelve
feet from the grouud; bot lawn trees
should generally spread their limbs on al
sides in their native laxuriancr.
And this for beautv We believe. also.
that for simple utiliiy. fruit tres should
have little pruning q their lower Hu,h.
Doubtless one cause q disease o. uhi,h
.uch trees are subject. l~s rn the exposure
90 their trunks % The D., sun. Thr leave.
neel All tie light thcy can ct. Dor nor 81,
With The limbs and trunk. 'Keep theu cool
and shaded. and the sap vii f'u up AMI
down frosn root and tralch au,n..r,l
The injury from the suns raFs = probably
as great IN the winter and early spring. a.
IN the sammer. Afcr severe frosty .-..it
in Marrh. les thc lrglt sun shine u1.su a.,
BARK oi a pear or cherry tree. and DO vii d,
quite sur O. burst 10. H. thc northern ~
eion where We now write. &c can co-nt
thousands 81 trccs-applcs. cherries. psar..
horse-chcstnuts. liudens. and other.-uith
large cracks or rotten PLACES on the south
side 81 the trunk. caused uudouitcdir. in
The way above Indicated Nov. Who viii
say i the lover branches had been saH,r,l
O. grow on those trtes. they would nor
have prevented these injuries Tl~rr i. a
benefit 90 the soil. also. in tie treatment We
rccommcnd. IL j. kept mort. cool. oren.
and in favorable condition i,r the eroptb
Of roots Grass and weeds make but H.tIe
trouble Mulching BE- seldom needed.
Low headed trees ar seldom afi o. blow
over The blossoms and fruit arr be-. La
DE TO pc blown Of by high winds. Ifia-
sets invade the branches. thev can BE- more
easily reached and cxtcrmiuaied C-aAi,r
can b. done with great facility. Fruit can
Do gathered with much cass. and that vi ,.h
falls 90 the ground gets Etile in-arvI. The
BARK of such trees is iess likely to Le inie.t-
81 With vermIn. because 10 10 bright aaI
smooth. and q course there - Ettie or re
nc~d q scraping and Washing tbe -ra-a
and limbs W presume. also. thar s..h
tres Will hc longer hvei and uior, rro.Is--
1--we than those trimuled up. The only oL-
lection We have heard D.. fhat boz sarh d
ruit-glrirn or orchard. nothing ,'.. ..a
B. gruwu bctEesn ihe trees. Wei fl.-,
ouglt Mt to &c. vel rars.rf f-..
garden - the most prolartive part of d
mans farm. and o. o--tt to 20 ssr.f..
with 10. rExchanre
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-08

GUNSV BAcs The inquiry Is oii,n
made. What = gunny la The
London Mcchauics' Magazine tells an
about IL.
o. Il - a BAG made from tLc coarsc spun
fhres q plant vh:ch grows in Inlia. ~
which there arv many varieties. On the
Coromandel coast tiis plant j. called cr-i.
and ''gunny- - a corruption 81 this name
The cultivation of the dan. lafc or gun
ny has BEEN carried GA for centuries in
Bengai. and gives employment o. ;cus Of
thousands 81 inhahitauts. Men. women
and ehiidrcn.' says Mr Hcnley. fni
cmploymcat thcr-. Boatn.en. In their
spare moments. planteen carriers AL Do
incs'ic servants. everybody. in fac,. being
liindoos-ior Musszllncn span cotton oals
pass thcsr lcisure moments. distaH iu
h2nd. spiauiuc gunny tvist' The paiiruf
and dcspiscd ilinloo vilov earns Der
bread la this vav. u Is said tLai tLr,c
hundred Thousand tou. of jatc arc grown in
India. ~ which one hundred thousand tons
are exported a. cuuuy tar,. beside. one
hundred thousand ions in q raw state q
Loudon company has established manu-
actor IN Cairu;ta. q, an expense of ESQ.,
upn
TIE gunny BAG b, Ned f,r a rrcat ,aric-
~ of Purposes. >uEar. coffee. spicr.. oot-
con. dru.s. indeed. almos; every article
which uc PACK in DRY casks auI in boxes.
b.. in ihc last. packed In gum, ta-s. ls
D. also male into mails. carpets. ropes. "a
pr and VARIOUS other article. o. Is rra-
ted thar shc Ola Suany bas, viici contain
e susar arr soI o. b~sr maker. who
srectcn the.r bccr hy l.oilius IT, ,l-ar ,at
q thc bags. and tLcn scIl thcn to tle mat
maksrs
>ome az O. teu millions Of e4anies a-e
exported o. tbs cosntry FROM lola. u.o.,i,
O. North Ancrica. b,siics sorac -four OF Gee
taousas,3 tons of thr roTc and nav lutte
There ART 10 mauatariori,s % .lte cloth ia
this couutrv. though 90 is here made into
tei-cor!s g.. When used iar purpose.
oi detrnee. thc has, arc f..,l with sani
Thy ar DO better tL4l L,a.P or fa1 La-...
lat are a.-el cheaper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-08

4 4IurNrEivE kEErp CO.. Csrrrr H.
che IMPORT of che >~crrtarr cf che Mas.a-
gals,tss STATE Board ~ Asricl.t1-, f,r
l~62, Mr.. Flint gives thc following drr.r.r-
ton oi tLe COWS oi Brittany. a province Boz
tlr north of rance. a. ot,.ert,d b, L.a. ~
tae great international ENh.bitiaa iu Lon
don lat summer
d. hulc Hrvt.nne coz. PLEASED ulc
eNcccdinsly. standing only ahout three
feet high 90 their iegs-thc most la,i.aaa-
blc hight. most BLACK and vhiie. nov and
then. h.t rare, a red ani wiife tLs, are
as -'ellc a. kirteus. aid iook I.-,tt, enough
% become ths Kitchen Tet ~ thc hard pres
sci mountain or iiI s.dc farmer. With ras.
iarrs Coo short irr sro.s-r animal Tea
pounds oi har uiI suffice ior tbs.r Unite.
wants Tor twentf-ioar bou-s. and ta~,
voa.d evidently 30 seven quart ra.I al.
ga.rk all a. long a. aus other oor
These pretty cers w.ll often loll oat -u
ui.s. sd tle hcrl-uea SAID. ,ron ffi-,a o.
eighteen months after caI,ir-. AMI often
begin SITTER the frst ralf with .lr o- ..,.-
Quarts lar. Ile h.rn .t f-e. OH. .a...
Gle Jerseys. h4t smaller asi tar.r.- r
gradlailf. and the esc-tcl-oa or u.l..
marks ot Gu-uon generally srrs GOD
Cool c,ss are bella from s.zt, ,a sst.afs
d'lars bead. q .anrs price 90 -ou-.e. o.,
au nnt sar. elias ,t.g uoell r.t rat ..,
rEr ..rt. nl fI. Ir...tr...r n. All IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-08

can bat few escape aeath. and tn owner
comes along and fnds III ground str,vn
wifb dssd bses. anl deserted have ortvo.
bsforc he j. even a~are thai there j. IT,
ieas; dagger.
The remedy j. % examine your hives
oariy in the spring. beforc any mid ~eath-
ar comes on. and contract the Passagc-ways
- s1ch hives a. contain BET fev bees. and
have bu; hitie honey IN them. Only one or
two be,s should D. allowed o. pass IN and
ogt AZ the sane time O. such families. ana a
close watch kcrs on thsm 6il the fruit trees
blossom; after thai therc Is not much dan
ger uii Scpsernbcr and Octchcr.
lENchangc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-08

Look ro YorR Brr.. pns ~ tie GREAT.
cs' dans,r. Oh Loleg bees ia ,l.. r..r.f. n
Apfl ani MAY. is Chat ~ a UaI..-. to ID.
robbed. D. makes no diHrres-, Laa ua.t
a'ney ihr roah.ns party ros-r.. ia tb,.r
bone they vil invade Co. weaker ..,.-
nies ADD rob them. Be- the b.ve Of fh. rub
her' contain enoash ta supply them H.
years. They seem o. make a r-,.--..I-..
Of the Bible. shieh avs. To Dim r.t
hath. shall be given snI frsm tmr.,.
bath noe. shall bc taken arar. even ti.,,
vhirh De- hath So Be- 81 wi-b a r...-
weakly family of bees. slth a i.r a.--.... j.
horry. fust enough o. Keep tbrm from a.--
is.ans ior a few DAYS, ard on tle f-.t -.....
s',nay sprng dav. tte bees come ra.a.-.
oat Of t.rrir teucmrlts. Ticsc weak llai
hes arr saarit o-i bg tte stronger ones.
Which mi-at sci Tars ffsea Oh trsar
pounds of their stores and ttsr 60,
these poor. defenosisss ones. srf ir a.
h0ur or tFo roo tLem of every drop Of bon
ey in their Lircs.
The resuii u ssch ro5bcriss .. hat "a b.
rot,ei bees whieh ar not Slain in tie con.
&C. are comPelied 60 abandon thc.r Dive,
ia-ncliateiy. sud enter s1cL hivss a. ,hs,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-08
To state. opposite KiIby street.
Wn~VRN

Afii-k ta rstrasftr pee ..- .f ur.arH. ..f -
4 tra.s- 0..f."HFr fa --trf- rs.snr. Of. che
ar... ~i..r- s.... ra fsrsaf tifrrat, frs... ..f
...rr -H ..H....-e. fssfsfs I~r...I ....f....
lt..r.s A-.....a-.... .rf tI ra.-f. .- It..-. .-.
a.l F..ra... r,rfe.f.. ..l ...ff,i t.rurs ga ...,
tf-..s.th n. g.-rs be- r...r lafa krr..s-.r ..-
Dol .I fsfr...s .r fsFrr. .....--trt e.sf nr .fh~r
s.f.0~ rFr.- 81 ln I'D .st.sn. 90. beg co. .s-.-
t.Tafs ot tar ri,.rs Hl aas fs'..i iafa.sh,i o.,
lrarrt.aE arr aal.sr. As-isaasrnts rrs.iarf az
N s-.Irar.n
H. Asrnef l. 90 ers thr i.rE--t ,. ~
Us. tr.. .a- fhr.ssah r ,nfrnt.f- hntr ttfrr.s-
- &C. -rral.rg IsafH-fs ar a.rfslr.r1 fhr i..I-
frlf..rft rf trtrrflra.. ua-rlI lssr Ga ff a-f
urrsrr.s'.r -..s.f..r fa. tra shffh GO I- .f.rsf
farH. r. .r- artt. u rfsr.r..ai..- i.I.u atrra
irsVe rhsf a..rr Dol MORE ~ft Cf~~Ef.L At
TNE fATFNE OFFICE fhsn go -.I.--..f,., 4.
s-I se -fttf~~ - uIfF Ef-r TgunF
nf Anh AGf~ M kHlfIIN b. ..aII
a.f t.s' H. has s'-as.'aa ff.-.n o.. Ir'.sr 900
90 rr..fr. thff ar -. srr.f a..r Eel n. ~ .r~
DO t.fr.r- o. Ir.i.ssl.Ha' -frrsrr- s n,..rln.e
D. fa..a.sr rar..-. eel Ihs srI,.lr,I.rr ....l.-.
turrft erars rs.r. hss -.,,.I hili Fl. arrr.. .,rs
v.st ....f...a aI -.-r-.s.sft-.s sa.l a....I f--
rl-t.s.ls rrasfltr t. lrirars
Inf-- t--t.r- be- rarra..rr ftrsr. .rf..-,I
sa.t aa-s nsaa.t. ~.rAs. ant tsI at..aais 81 asi-
r.'- -rHHls.. ID Do r.trf -tsf-- 49, F.f..,.r.
rr..-f hfr a.ar. i~tsaI aar-t..s. ts af.f sr.--
CO., t-r'.I.r- 81 .if..f.r- i.sf-....
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rf..rrr Is'rHf. aa. ... ..rsf .-asI ...a, .asrr.
s.r -.frI .rtt...rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-08

Ihe course ofat-ae woman d. tIat of Clio
gentle streams. Ha..h v.ra.4t .i,1u.ts .r
no's.. come softly down f.n rsr s.rrt
fountains in OBJ bills. aai .rf,ate th..-
presence only D. iae deeper t.rI4-. ~ t's
meadoas they uafsr and thc fse,f f.us-.
taat fringe ,hc.r borders
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-08

Your 'r'end viii bear anything boz ,t,
ira'h. 'el Aim tlsi and Do bscou,, your
eleuy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-08
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