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The New York herald., 1863-05-08
HOTEL0.

RBLM0NT HALL. sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN
- SPRING. New Jersey IL have great pleasurein inform
Ing my former patross and friends dat will take charge Of
the above named housefor the ensuing
occasion return thanks
hope. BY due spplicaoto business merit formerly
share Of public patronage Tho The
let day OF June Tor the reception Of company Applications
- b. A. CRowELL, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1863-05-08
Mosro AGs s4HS.Sk, AZ Ss uousruorD ,v.srru.s

NJ iiSaxsD EzfrHssa AasSon.sr. vii eli q s.s.
isl norssass sssurday NAY 4 10Y O'CLOCK. the
ssss Of ara elsss 0asL -Qns hsmfne,h eAmssA one
& &6SSsoe,sphs o. hs,1sng rr%ss , csrps.s ar os.rs
The New York herald., 1863-05-08

pAwNBRoEaRs .gALK-yoHx MORTIMER WILL
*ssrns Appsrs cossisns q ooS fsnss vss,s Rnns.
ehcss and 6aIss4 MA b~sin and other Brss6ss ehs ~
81 q e f y .s go .s % mention
The New York herald., 1863-05-08

lTn. LR8rER WALLACK
IVA Degs 70 asaounee thai bis
DEmuFtr
sAfUnDAY. nsyA
when viii Be performs1 nrs ums in hls theatre The
TIRE 6TRAN0nR
Ths general cast Of this fine drama viii Be The moo Deoe
ever sss9 y Hsw 1ers ,nciydoF 9. ~ = " .v,,r
COMpANY
The New York herald., 1863-05-08

" EXPORT PAVILION, KKYPORT.-1HK UNDER
N signed takes this method Of informing friends and
former patrons that this fayorte watering place will be
Person. Pc % %de.i!las Rooms can apply g B0TTiMORE
Hotel lN Fulton street and Captain = v. ARROWsMITH
the boat Boats will leave foot of Robinson street.
letter win be promptly ettsadsd 70: ~
The New York herald., 1863-05-08

uRArH HOUSE. sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS
Ii J.-This large and elegant hote widely aud q
yorsby sncwn w opened on ths is q June y e.oe!
leaving foot Of Corandt street. N. r. at 8k A. ~ and 81
r H. dstance IS mlles Rooms may now be engaged OF
reasonable terms More information may
BY addr ssing the subscriber by calling him Wcdncs
day between ~ and O'Clock. at The As0r HOUSE. Y.
E. B. COLEMAN, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1863-05-08
[IESRY II LsEps 90. AucrIoNsERs HOUSE

ssn2. Co. % =.
asctlon, Saturday Nay ~ ig O'Clock at the sales
room No nasssa strss general .ss0rmsn; Of Hou:e'
Suit mahogany marble top Pier Table.
smssd marble TOP Cottage Suits mahogany frame Chsval
Window Curtains. gill frame Oval Mirrors, iron framo
Sienna marble top Centre Table Lace Curtains, Wash
stands Iron Bedsteads, mahogany do Kitchen Furniture
Cru~ko
The New York herald., 1863-05-08

TosBPH HEGEMAN MAY o. AT TEN
81 o'clock A. n. st No. % Wloughby street, 0oid.
Brooklyn, handsome Furniture, by Brooks good
Parior 8u green; ditto and purple; walnut
marble top Chamber Furniture Extension Table Mattress
-, Brussels Carpets, Ac.
T Bo0ARr. AUCg1oNEER g. 4 ,. BooART-
q This aay, l0k O'Clock d7 Pear street. 10 pay
Keeping and Bay Msre Harness and opsn Bug
~ Wagon, sst OF Hsrnsss Ae
The New York herald., 1863-05-08

WINTER 0ARDHN.
w The management hss pleasure seti~g
THIS FRIDAv. MAYA
PIRar BENEFIY
FIIST BEMFFIT
FIRST BENBflY
MIR. j. A. OLAREG.
MIR, ~ y CLARKE
Production OF London comic prxrna repiete win
Interesting and effects, wrtten by J. ranohe.
thsr Of "roes Of Night" Ac. 40. enuueA
HRS
JACK SHEPPARD
JACK SnEPPARD
iscS a. enrsTi NJ o. Oasxe
time two years. Of upreastsssy funay staad.
srd Oemedyof
PAUL Ply,
PAUL PRy.
"T HOPE DON'T INTRUDB"
"I HOPk DON'T IkrRUDh."
aiORi0Us CoMRDY
GLORIOUS COMEDY
GLORIOUS COMEDY
NEW DRAMA.
NEW DRAMA
NEW DRAMA.
rHRRR HOURS OF UNFIAG0INO LAU0HTRR.
THREE HOURS or UNFLA00Ik0 LAUGHTER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

Nsv. Yq44 Sspl - The Hsr.Ioss
spssis ssyl ! = ollsisliy ascertaised The,
k1secssss las fallen back 70 chattanooga
% swsis The arrival Of Bursside's forces,
@hich wsrs ~jlhia thirty miles on Sun.
day end were sxpectsd up With him yes.
terday, wisa . formal movement will b
peoopsly made On the lines Of the enemy
ss Pigeon montana The utmos, ycyn.
6dsocs 10 fsl. here that Spos jubetien 81
Burnside With Roeecrans The eusmy void
- badly beaten and compelled 70 fall
hack upon Rome or Atlanta
u special TO the Herald contains an
order refusing TO allow correspondents
xilh ihe army n, nss- lsls2rsphic- liaaa foF
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

cssvsssasS.
H. delegates fbeu The several town.
t1lpslp Woodbury. sosssy sssin Os,ss.
y = yCorreesiosviils ea The losA, sbstls
sisleio" Of Cos"sy o6csrs - = e.,
ns1 Ss The coeiog slectios. Il. Z
tt Convention ossasisse q The shoiss
CS>r.ss Clark, CAaifnsn, ADD Charles
ssx Ssersiary. >'->
The following gsaslsmsa wsrs pat 10
soaieation
~ ~ Csss,y JsAss-Abel Smith.
For Trsassrss / Rssasdss-T. ]. Ssoas.
For Sheriff.. J. Lsnbsrs.
IFk or.iiettg' Vs.
Dorn.
a.u~gse csssA, s.ss>yss-IC.crHsskiss
For. ceasy sspsriaaes dess. Copnoa
Sshools-ChsrlesK Kent.
= fof Coeossr -Johs .BtssAsld' -.
'sasssstil sb,s sbd Interesting speeches
were .sds By several msnbsts Of the
coaveatioo, ahsr which III CONVENTION
adjourned. $50. "".7' "o'-'"q1' cid ''''. p.
~ . CHARLES CLARK, Cb.ir..sa:: %
CHAsLrs Kssr, Secretary. " ''''' ="
~ s'2> s-----s 90 = 1870 ? i 80
Fre's's'.s.c s e =: ..:''''' .u.'s~
ssaldaT@dt t7.}a@ ---.. 4 - .I"'ts@ Et3Hs
Pursuant - call he Delegates frso sAs
sexssai tewssh;ps IL tie 6lsa Rsprssss-
eAsivs District net in Cosvsas;oa on The
l9sAisst., fss ~ purpose If seu;astias
s,sa.didaas fsr Representatives 70 - Esp
posssd ~ The eooiss slsc,ios By the Uni
- nes, o. ssid Distrsea 'al ,o.,J~.
AbsI Smith wss shosea Chairnaa ssd
No. L. Joy, Secretary. "a, "a, ~5o' y,"-
;, Upva ~ 6rst bsllos wu. l. Joy wss
sassi~ossiy chooses candidate Ses Repss'
sps,ssip 81 The 6lss Representative Dist.
u The Coaoistss on REGULATIONS shsn re-
posssd ~ following which vers snasi.
sppssly sdopssd By The ces,ss,ios: a,r,.
i. rResolrsd, That Ne record il The duty ef
every true patriot in Ibis hour Of ear ~.
tional peril, to 10y aside all minor party
sonsid eratious. and unite cordially in
every sGoss 70 sustain and preserve The
UsiOo. &. ...... ef.nr, ,:
. Resoaeod, That " are 10 favor Of .
vigorous prosecution Of the War, until ~
1oaossbls peaee cao bs established upoa
Derussneas 6osi. = $50 '"' .. ..'''
|. Afssr listening 70 spirited remarks BY
sssssal nembsrs of the Convensiou upon
.hs oo.di,ion Of the county, the Cen,en.
sios sdjossusd. IT. .t~ = Foo, 3
-s.. 81, ABEL SMITH, Chsiroan.
W.. L. Jor, Secretary. .-'' .' - ..s~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

- tTA1frslxd wfra i JbnrxzH Upon
the trial Of suit for divorce, one Of the
witnesses was asked whether be had
spoken to any Of the jury since the trial
commenced, "Yes, spokl II ~. -
(pointing to jurynan with 1 face - red
:. : blood beet Witness appeared r.
1Siccisnt to ten. he attorney insisted up
on On soswers Wsll."%ss:d the vitneSs.
ritoid( 10 IN. ID .h.t alAdl Rrltsy
man vas % ha6itual drunkard OF not"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

.1hs dpsus,s,D lsGs Bsyls ireq,sn.ly
copies frt9 the Chicago Tases, and sesns
TO swlsr b thse joarssl moro than BY
ssny cher. viii il copy ths article. pub
lishSd BY = few days 1ince, endcrsing
|. md suppsrtiug Gen. Tuttls, and the res.
s1ons ihsrsfors. Bsbbitt, y fear you are
: be6 ege. Itn not fossible that you
NAV - wong, ssd shss The Democracy
Of lo~s. may b right iat choosing Gen
Tattle % their standard 5esrer.-- Omaha
Nebraskion.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

A oaAaP REsuEE-Ths following i
IMPORTED . fact: A Losisvills Union
l.dy, fsv dag sinos, 1sllsd upon -
eesh AisNd, aal fslt eoaDsllel . listen
q Aer tirads. On rising 70 leave ahs no
heed and praised : portrait Of General
NAShiaeloN, whersup6s ~ rsbsl ladyirs.
marked. II intend 10 ~ shs porsss!h u
Jet. Davis and Beauveeasd. and hang one
= eask sids a thAA" DO" said IN.
-, - md 4 ~ nihA thss ,oss
ea,iss. vss Assg sea9ssass ~ Aisyss:. .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

L
THE~nser.igned aspect full itize ~
j o. Woodbury. and adjoining counties that he
- coatinaes to aoutaetnre the above arti-
- eles. and Keeps constantly hand stcek
AMI trimmiogs OF tho best qnnlity
: fhose in want 81 anything in the above
line OF buatNess viii Ind IL to their advantage 70
call and examine my s'ock before pnrch asinx else.
where. Good hides taken In payment, ~. shop
on Pea rl street.
no,l0-6lz .w a. John LINlEGER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

---Colossi MaAahsv Il. Tsuuhsll, Of
Batter couosy, he's been sppcistsd Colo
ssl of the oh Iowa Cavity nov 10 pro.
esss Of oressisation.
/ Geo. P;ckering, the man vho was se.
versIy wounded 1t The "cireus row" in
Tipsoe. 10 dead. ~ .'"-. ....
The f;rst National Bank q O,kaloosa
has just been organized With capital
stock Of $4,000. ..'''
, -iIesry Clay Allsop, II ye.r. old, ~.
killed near MI. Pleasant few days since,
b the acc,de n.al discharge VI . gun 10
the hands Of his cousin.
The Adjutant General has received
authority fr"n the War Department -
organize another Regiment u cavalry in
this Stats. ..:...
E-Capta;a Orr Of Tho 10Th Iowa Resi.
osas has resigned bis eoon;ssioa IN con.
seqsssee Of ilI.hssl,h, and has re.sva<d
= bic home in New Je1srsos, Gsesss
sessty. ....h III :". ."s.- %. !
The wife of Senator Harlan waa
soS6ed recently on board the cars; in the
Stass Of New Yors, Of her pocte, book,
eoataiaing 4275, and some Raiirosd tick
sss. Two persons vers subsequently, ~.
rested Who presented The Tickets to the
soedscsor. 's& ..'' 49, f'@ ~."@....' G7*.
Judge Claggsst he's rsssmed the pub
fishing Of bis paper, which Vas destroyed
by mob last spring, and will deal heavy
hlovs Tor the Consti,ution and Unioa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

! Il IL said that Roshsch,id possesses
aihisa million francs, 81 thss. sonpsred
sisA oshsrs - i po1s, u lsass - il plsasss
~ good people Of Pasis % state, ios they
thsy hsss just hsard ,has there exists II
lslis ssbnb worth . tri,,io~, which rep
ssssassd II 6sssss woah - 1000. co.,
100000. Ill. IL salt Iii !. .#=ss" ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

g., The Deuocfass Of Woodbury. co1sty ass
rvqassssd 70 meet in Cosventios ct Sioa4
City % S.I,srdsy, 0es, d, 1863. 70 aoni'
nate candidates for 10 Coso'y Oa6css y
b supported u The coming electisn.
y Townships will . allowed the following
asabsfs e deIsssaes: Sioux Ci.y S !; Smith.
lsad. &; lwoodbsry,l; Correcsiosvills. /
,Ry order Of he Co. Dan. Con, /,
h H. POWLEsSON, Chairnss,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26


-"''' 3 OF VA Bat.. ee..sy,. 49," ''''''. y
ss. m 1oa LlsuS. oovsDsoo,
JOHN F.. DUNCOMBE,
..... ....4 4of webster cesaty- y 3. ... u
,.4 ttg.9 - sgsssns ssses, uus
~a CHARLES MASON, vs
g.ss.. d uo5 OF D. Ass,ss coa,sy.~~ i...si y,st
-~> sa5s emaasss ssxss sasAssa, s7e.H .rt
G. i. WHITIN0.6 Ill
-, <,ua,,iuu.u - >rsr.,. -
Dssss-asa. c,...y cs.vs.sss..
The Democrats Of Woodbury. eousty A.
rvqassssd 70 osst 10 Cosvsntioa ct Sioa4
City % S.,srdsy, Oes, d, 1863. 70 aoni.
nate candidates for 10 Coao,y Olices y
b. supported u The couiax election.
y Townships will b allowed ,hs following
asahsf e de'sssAes: Sioux CITY s Soi.A.
lsad. &; Woodbury., Correcsiosvills. /
gRy ordsr Of he Co. DEN. Con, /,
h H. POWLEsSON, Ch.irnss,
The Bsston 7suvs.ter says j. will mol
- iost bslors he Notifications Of Boston
hasAss VII = fully defended ssainst ~
sacas from irostcisds and osher vesselsby
she sonasise sfs large susnser Of 6tseeS
RsdAes esss. Tie eoverumess agensA
s.~-..-.-..---.-,--'. -
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c. ..s..~.s '.,.:-...s 49,. =.
....,.s.-....:.-'-...r..-.. -........
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s..-."- e...s c-..I-.s.-sS ',,...
- = -->>.----
Yonas Paes; fC.a,.l xho vss one Of
the pv;.o.era hee.sh, 70 New Yo,k b, ,ha
Hesd,;ck II.d,o.. eha,ssd with rueu;ss
the b,oetsae q Noh;,e. % . BROTHER Of The
~ell kn>~~ .r;-s de..a of, TIA, ,a>..-
80. -. -.., :. ~ o.,..,. =. .,.|
r.As 80. v..:..;.. r,..,.. r.o.
~. -:.-A.-... !. .l...-......;,., =.
M.--A: 60. -. :, ~. L..s;,.
~, 800. -.. $500 .:a.. go ~.
g.. - L. - IA ....:..s !.
...-;..:..
-.>>>.-
Dsme Fashion nov indorses The gener.
ally received opiaioe tbst for some things
there il "no.hing IKE leather" The
pA;iaA.ick;> 0>S>kss -. .w.
Yer. .bovn l.d;.. ho.,.,. =, a. of,..,h.,
VII, !. ,,o,. ~, - 80, 800, :. J.
,..l !, !, M, .;nh. !. =. -. ".
.,.o .x..,..t 60, h...,;s., ..,;s.;.,
&c.. n. $780, -s:.. 4.
.... ..,..;., r.. .o,o-.. .l-... -.
,.,..., ~. - =. -....:.,-"....:. M
49,. 49,. -. .,-.. q.
.1.-1.--..r 49," "r-'':s
:. --,--.v -" 50 = :" -
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v:,. -. ', .o"-"
...,.1 - H"-v. ]. ~. . ~
...,... v 49,. = - -
s.s.[..s. ~ -:
..Aa.- "A.:.. !. ...-:s..-1 49,.
e 1:....s =, Nv. y
$50 :. -. -. - 80, :. !.
=. -. - u. -...:... r.. Ir.....s
~. ..,, ,,...,.o.. -s.,. 49,. ..ah;
widow % ooid % b0 bot seventies Years Old
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

!. Il vas ,rscsndy stated il Parliansat
lbas oos tAossaod eight hundred and
sishsy ,ssvsa easss q isiansisids oscssred
II Eaelasd ssd wslss dpriaa ~ cir
Qoaths past = ..sa .e4a7a. ys#s.n a=s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

i A Blacksmith 1t Losis,ilIs. Ky. Who
bee bses for sons years deprived Of the
sss Of his lsss By rheo1atism, sa~ fsv
~ 1Ays go shat 10 had been ,obbsd.-
He wss % excited b. the discovery that
= WRIST iaso : profsss psssp;rs.ioa. He
Instantly recovered Ne uss Of Bic Leg, and
bas been wsl3 svss sioce. '# 1861 ss=5
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

We leArn iron ths Dublin Essnisg PosI
that for many ysar ~ Aaf,es. prospss.s
in Ireland have not bsss 70 fAvosahh =
they Are Cor shs present ssssos. WA4al,
oats. barley. posasoss and ssraips-AH
preniss sbaa1anes. This y tie i'm
yess sisss ~ ,dissstross famine Of 1876
siaa .hsrs have sos bssa rspossshosl ~
potaios hight. s.n.l4 -, Fl.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26
~ ,sIOUxClTx -
Boot and ShOeStOre
BY
=, Krum mann.

IVA undersigned has removed his est blishme nj
i TO hs new building on Pearl street, s~o
few doors west of Tootie store where he IL
prepared with . larges~A superior stock ofy u
leather. &c 10 sxecate al work In his line -
in the best style Of the art. Employing nUNe but
the best ~ work and giving hts SITES
ton 20 u, ne safely warrant all his work. He.
pAistng done On sho RI notice.
janl.63 D. KKUMMANN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

4 nsn q gigantic slatars i sxhshsisg
himself j. Gisaeov. His aene 10 Ppiss,
sad ~ boep In shaa porsioe efiAs vosgss
hos"saias, uhicA bslosg 70 France. He
calls himsslf ~ FrsaaA 0iaas = ths
kssssais. Hs i tvsa.y .tAsss ysaas q
Ass, eight Test u hsisAs tshirsy sseass
weight asd measures Zone tsss thsss il.
shss sound the ehcs. While il Lssdos,
the iallesl MAJ il The Life Gsasjs sesA
sasily walk sadss his Sv,sisschsd aen.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

Consistisg Of Flooring, Doors, Sash. Bliads, &C.,
for sale on copmission. Tsrms-Caah.
iuly1-So aIgEts j. j. H.HUELDsSON.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

MILL contract for the erection Of baiidises,
w Andfroa his long experiesee In the businsss
eels able TO essdet general sastsiacNou.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-21

- Well, uncle, you are forming hasty
conclusions again + exclaimed the gentls-
man IN question, as he entered the room,
shook Mr.. jackson warmly by the hand,
ana caught the last words of his relative s
sentence. By the by, wish you to go to
Joness with me tomorrow. They are
quite anxious to get peep at this old man,
about whom | frightened the younger
children, in despite of the veheration
which the elder members of the family
entertained Of him. VIII you ga?'
Uncle Ben did go TO visit the house of
his protege; and this Envy, with her black.
glittering curls, and her eyes SO full ,f
glowing kindness, and her modest cheeks
tina flushed and dimpled when the old
nan patted them, with such 4 modest
grace that he declared she was quite a
pretty girl !" What an admission for
uncle Ben and he futher was heard to
asseverate that. had he been Arthur Ell
mar, that was the girl he should choose
for a wife"
Uncle Ben now sits in his arm chair a
ittie uehed with the gout, and cense--
quentiy, a little Grabbed in temper, but at
the intervals Of rest he is constantly lee
turing the young Joneses and Elmars upon
the folly of forming hasty::i idgmeuts-
Suspicion may be q posi- tive inj ustice to in
nocence, and is as often wrong in its po-
sitions as correct. Charity that "hopeti
all things, believeth all things" may lead
sd by it,. save him, perhaps, from whose |
heart It exha!es, and around W hom II sheds |
4 fragrant balm Of heavenly incense
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-21
Salute no Maa by the Way."

Mr. Wheeler, Of Fharpoot, when on +
Journey In the interior OF Turkey, lately
writing To his children, thus referred to
oriental customs respecting salutations:,
ENchan. .ing sa.utatious costs no litt!s
time. Let me give you specimen which
VIII answer very we'll also for an account
Of Mr.. Dwi.hts and my own preliminary
compliments With the priests, except that
we do not use the name Of God il COM
mon saluta.ion. First motioning his guest
10 g seat, which Is TO be higher or lower--
a more Or less honorable one-accordina
to hi. rauk, or the honor intended Tor
hlm, the host then, and usually not before,
bids him welcome" To this the gue,s
may reply in Armenian, Pari de STINK,
Or in Turkish, Hosboldook, which Is
about tie same as " God to zee you, and
the conversation, perhaps, .rccseds some
wha: in tbs style, iio.t-"Welcome a
thousand t;mee How do you do7' GuesE
- Praise God | am well. How do you
10 p Host" Thank God May he give
you LIFE" Guest" By his favor | am
well, etc, etc. Those who would be es-
pecIaily polite go on thus almost indeH-
E!tely; and it is no uncommon thing,
when the conversation becomes a little
dull, to repeat the same formulas, which
are generally mere heartless words
Where all thess complimentary formuiao
are 70 be acted out, you can see that much
time must be passed In vain, and can un-
derstand why Christ should say to hts
c!is-i..i@s :. Salute 10 man by the way
Luxe y. t. - inuch time would be
lost in mere ceremony. You can see that
i; mas, be very difficult for US plain spo-
ken people who are accustomed to say
what - mean, to learn this art Of tsing
polite IN Oriental style
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-21
VOL. AXlV---NO. IA.
DruRkonness IN Diamonds.

The war has worked nonstrous demoral.
ization. The Washington correspondent
of the New York Ldependant writing
under date of October "a, 1868, says:
There was sight to be seen iu broad
daylight few days ago in front OF the
Presidential Mansion, which gave those
who witnessed it shocking idea of the
onward strides which the vice of intem>
perance has made in good society" du-
ring the last few years A woman clad in
the richest and most fashionable garments
with the diamonds flashing from her slen-
der fingers in the slant western sunshine,
sat upon the stone balustrade, unable to
proceed On her homeward walk without
betraying herself At last she rose and
started on, swaying to and fro, and yet
soon rested again utterly unable to pro,
coed. The carriage Of a foreign Minister
passed by, the poor woman was noticed,
and it turned, stopped, took lin the lady
and carried her to her luxurious home
For the lady Is wealthy, and occupies q
high social position, bat she vas drunk in
the streets of Washington Drunkenness
prevails almost everywhere, in camp and
court 1t IS vice above all others, that
cripples the army. The pcor soldier
drinks, gets drunk, and 10 disgracefully
punished for It. The officer does the
s"hie LhibS anu IL HoV even Fepfimanded.
II would astound some of the sober, de-
vout people of the free States, to learn
now many young men, officers in the ar
my, have already been ruined by strong
drink. The War Department is making
every effort TO prohibit Intoxicating liquors
from the common soldiers, but why does
it not prohibit drinking among the Off
GERS? One half Of the Brigad;er Generals
now on pay know far better how TO swal-
low prodisieus quantities Of whiskey, than
to manage brigade of troops upon field
Of battle. Ii is time that good men every
where spoke out upon the subject.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-21

/ IMPROVEMENTS II Observation-Disclosures >
NEW Drug sTosE-it the lordly Seeesh
! rebels who were wont to promenade Broad
way III the SumIaer and Autumn and who
so confidently predicted that grass would
commence growing in that thorou.hiare
50 soon as they decided 10 shake the dust
oif their fee; and stop shaking the dust
out OF their pockets for our benefit could
just take one glance back upon their old
promenade, as many of them, we doubt
not, would discover two tIiugs-iirst hos
-t''y 49, S~.s -~----f--i-.i
second, how easily we can do without
them. They would find changes IN Broad
way, 70 be sure, bat instead of grass and
weeds thev would fad marble takinr the
place OF BRICK, i:Uu tne lace OF wo0i. ana
I'll the evidences OF Improvement and
prosperity, instead Of i:iug ;.iation and de-
cay. Not the least among the more recent
improvements that would strike their at
. tention weuld - che magnificent new
drug store ard chemical warehouse lately
opened hy the renowned Philadelphia
pha1macoutIs;, NJ. II. T. HEr.GEorD, at No
59i Broadway, adjoining tht:r Old iavorite
resort. the Metropolitan Hotel This es
tabli.hmcut S inst now the lion among
the attractions cf Broadway. and IS daily
and nightly drawing crowds 10 witness It's
novelty AID sricndor Ii anything can
make drugs palatsb!e It IS this, AMI II
would almost compensate one for 1T OF
sickness TO know that the healing pre-
scriptioas we're to be compounded in such
gorgeous palace. SIR. HELM8oLp has
leased the entire building, which IS - feet
from. 81 fee, deep and 5 stories high
'ih- font i.a.f Of the first floor Is ntted
Up ;or the re,ail department. and the re-
rnainder Is used for the wholesale business
and as Z laooratary for the preparation OF
the various extracts which TIE name OF
ffELNBoLD has made so celebrated. The
drug store proper Is unlike any heretofore
seen IN this City, and IS probably unequal
led in tie world. 1t would be work of
supererosation to give de,ailcd descrip-
tion of what everybody is tlockins to see
for himself, but i; may not be amiss to
mention one novelty connected with the
estabishment-the reception room Who
ever heard of reception room III drug
store? And yet who has aOt wished
while standing, frequently : !cnG stand.
waiting for his prescription TO be prepared,
that the keepers Of these shops had not
been consioera;e enough to f.ruI>ii more
confor ab' q accommodations? He!mbold
has supplied this de-ideratum ia his new
establishment, and customers detained
there have but TO step to the rear OF the
store where they will find luxurious CHAIRS,
sofas and lounges on which to recilne,
while their feet rest upon the sottest OF
velvet carpe,ing This feature Is only IN
keeping with the other novelties, and Niti
,he general splendor of the whole estto-
l,shment. Mr.. Helmbold, we understand,
still continues his large estabi-hment in
Philadelphia, cf which tie store just opens
ed here. is only a branch madc necessary
by the extensive sale in this market OF the
pooular extracts which bear his name
" Y. Daily Times Oct. 3ist