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SPoRTeNEN ARRBsTRD.-Uomplaint having
been made 70 the police that partias are in the
habi; OF cunning for birds In the grounds sonih
Ct the Presidents House, yesterday On ,er
Hurdle went to the spot designated and dis.
covered three young men banging away at
every bird that came within range. Upon seq.
irg the officer two OF the sportsmen threw
down their gums and took "leg baiL" bnt the
third ore, Damed VIM. TAYLOR, was arrested
and taken before Juetice Drurv, who dismissed
him upon paving q fine o. IS so. On 'a- pur-
dls secured the guns thrown away Nv the run.
psre, which they can find at the First Ward
station. house. r-- -s..-
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vALUABLn HUILnie6 LOTS VaoHrIN4
j oIVAID AID ,eTH sys. Ioarn. Ar AUo
81 Ill ell in rcss 81 I, Sremisss q clock ,.
n the ielosi, 9 handsome bsildinf LoN, Wis:
Lets 10. T. 4, =, 3, u, Il, d. 10, II, v aad TO- Ia
SC bd:SisiCn VI square No Sc: thess as have fronts
OF - FEET each rum back IS feet 70 alleys, sad
very hands n ely alto atad.
Terms: Ops-iauS eass. balance Ia six AMI
twelve Q. ths for ns tee barring interest desd
civ en- ard deed OF trpst taken
IL eorveysses sut stamps ~ the cost OF the suT-
ehaeeR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-22

FoUR1H WARD ST ALTON GASES Richard
BENNETT, John Mason, Conrad Stino ,hle aud
MichJ Rea gan, violating COW law: ~ 50 each.
Mary Red, drunk and disordeYlv: workhou -.
Hoee Ifyser, disofderly: bail for peace. Fran
cts Mcclure, drunk and dieordePlv; sass.
Vim. Tho mpeor. drunk: do. Murty Ksaderi-
FAD, ahpe ing bis family: Al so. Rose Lav.er.
profanity: @1G.ss. Jenes Gregory, fast riding;
a. 81 Henry HardneY, VIM. Kridscheo a,f
Charles Abel, disorderlv: 81 Sc each. Charles
Eaton, threats; dismissed. Arthur johnson,
drunk and disorderly: st5s. .t..e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-22

SALp OF REAL EsrArE.-The beautiful fam.
ily mansion OF the corner Of Sixth and e sts. =.
ereetsd some years since by the late SiI8s n.
H II, Esa., and more Immediately thu residence
OF the Hon. q. r. Chase, Secretary Of the Treas.
nYy, was sold yesterday aftarI Don. BY Messrs.
J. u. Met, uise h Co. for s3n, eco. The purchA-
ser was tie Hon. Senator Spraspe.
The same auctoneers also sold 9 lot Of ground
on Nirth. between NJ. and N streets, TO Mr..
GeoJee ". Dutton, .. % cents per square f1ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-22

In The WRoHs SHoY.-This morning. before
daylight q German. named Conrad Smith,
eIisred the dwelling OF Mr.. ZachariRn Duvali,
on T. near 5th street., and taking pos essiOn Of
rig IN the rarlor. cciisd himself ny In foot OF
the steve, 70 spend tho night com fortaoly. He
wse arrested by oficsr O'Copnell and taken 70
the Fourth Ward station He accounted for
his preeepce In the house BY saying. ~ daka n
little too much beer dat dime" II WIS., evident
that he did Not intend to rob the house, Sn3
Justice GiheYeon let him Oh with dne OF
ASA,
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UoTI ResLHnY pHH gFIRspsrA ATS or
"A RI8fACRAHf PROPERTY, &c,
CHII1 QuAAyBRxAsrBR's o1prcE.
EAT BEIF FOR EASTER
ii AT


CORNER OF Hath AND z STREETS.
viii be ready for sale en- Thursday, the cath, the
Beef Of three Prise Cattle.
Bend Your orders early.
nh i9-1WH A. M HEPBURN.
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PORT OF 9KoRsErowR.-Entared
I.ssd.r, Callahan. Philadelphia. with mer-
claGd!sp C,eared-S:samer Jas. CIV, Park.
trr,,. Giymoni schrs. Onru.,, rhomp-on,
New York; Three Brothers. Knowles, Halti-
more: Malinda. Lee, Curtis Greek; Protector.
2rifi1th. AbrsmeeeeJ; Tram Tmith. Ferry, Fail
River: Imagine. n atIey, st. Ma-v's: Eliza
Arr. Brc VI. Maryland Point; A. W. Tn ,mo-
aon. Reeves, Baltimore; slsops Ranger, dunn.
her'Spd. Maryland Point; reazer. Harden, st.
A,eIsnder. Morris, Nanjemoy; r. T.. Carroll
2Isss d. Pamunkey; Emma Adel. Mason. DC.
coquar: Arlington, Blackburn, Patrick Bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-22

SrTAMsHIP RERPCCA CLYDE Has AR
- rived from N"w Work. -ASDk
Corsisnp's will please attend to the 3sn934
rec. rtion Of their geods at once.
This steamer viii sail for New YORK o n the
e. ;f Hgh street Genr getown, on Sstur ny exi
the 26th insts Mt ~ n m.
NH g 81 MORGAN 4 RNINEHARr, Ag'ts.
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by VIZ, l. WALL l. 90 Aussfonears
Two BAAt,1i at Al ufIOH TN SAT 1DA
i AFfIkkCCE 26tb insIspt A. s oeioaA, We
will ell IT tse 5,h street VI AT, BsrRs.
MIA WM WALL Il co, h asts.
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AT SHORT NOTICE The
N9 NatiGnsl Sefan Laundry has changed
bands. and is now in full operation Rough dry
washing for families At nfty cents per dozen Goods
will be- GALE for AMI promptly delivered by ienv
ing an order at the Office south side P.nnsylvsnis
avenue. eetwes n 18th and 13s streets Washiss for
hotels, rests ants, &c done At short
not (ur Ia 1m'1 pDRRY COLMAN
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T"NCs. DONGHrE& CO.
/ PLDMBFRS 4 SD GAS FIT sRS,
No 20 BRIDGE STREET, GEoRGETovS.
All orders for Gas Fitting, Alterations an Ex-
tensions will receive prompt AMI faithful stten-
tion. Plumbing in all its branch ~ executed in
TIE Rest Mariner.
Water introduced and Hydrants put Up at short
notice. ma o. Inn
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ErrrAY EvHHlN0 Rev. t4eo. H. Eimonston.
who wss adm fitted on trial In the travelling CON
aeetion 81 he late lon 81 the Maryland
ConfeYeu &c OF the Methodist Protestant Ohurca,
made his hrsts fort at the Ninth street Church,
takfrg for hts text tbs 30th verse Of the 18th
ehsrt4r OF Acts, from y hich be preached An
eIcsl.snt prat teal sermon Mr.. Elm )nstou
Is young man OF dne promise for tuturs
ue~fulnsse. he hAs been assigned b the Bal.
finoYa cfYcptt,
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MILITARY CLOTHING
n e

No. 3s9 PRNEsYLVANIA AySNEEpv
Will close ont his large stock OF Mill Ant
CLOTHING at manu- facturers' cost for .hs nets
few days The attention Of suffers and deAaiism
called to this fact. and they will hnd u Nv
to call. D.
nh H. near 9Th street, up stsirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-22

A| Oar stock Of CABINET RrRNITURH
in now full and complete. emhrac ng every article
usrally kept in 6rst- class Purniture store
We core ally invite fhe public to inspect:
BGTELER Il WILSON.
Iron Hall. No. 31s Pennsy'v ania svenae'
NH r-eost between 9th And 9TH sts
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Financial.
DECIPROClTY MINING COMPANY
Ia .OF CANADA EAST.
TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES:
r, Gov JANIS POLLOCK Director United States Mint,
4Pbiladciphia.
WILLIAM G. MOORnEAD, Presden, Philadelphia mo
E.ie Railroad Company, Philadelphia
CHAs g. WRIGHT, Of {. L. Wright Co., PhiladeIpniA
HENRY SHELDON, Of Stanton, Sheldon Co. He~'
York.
WILLIAM b. HATCH, Of Fsirbanks& 4 Co.. Ne" 10TH
T h. BUNTING. Of r. Z. Bunting a CO.. Ne" Il ih
L. L. CHlITENDEN, este Register un''fd states iieS'
mr. Of EewYork.
Iresiden-L. r. CHITTENDEN.
BaAkers-FISk HATCH.
Genera sup,rin,apde,,-ARrHUR RANKIN, NJ. p.
SecgetsIy-JOHN VI. HOOD
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Tnonridl.
THE NORTH AMERICAN


THE NORTH AMERICAN
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OF
THE CITY or NETWORK,
OFFICES NO. So wALLsrREET
CAPITAL, SI,250,0oo.
r2a. 600 SHARES; VALUE $40 EACH
President
NOAH l.. WILSON
VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM r. ROELOfsON
rHxAyuRER,
FREDERICK sCHUCHAhpi'
sEcRETARY'
ARTHUR p. PROAL.
- -,..w,o,.xT or OHIO AND VIRGINIA rSoYwS
ISRAEL r WATERS, Marietta, Ohio
,rrKt,yrvyDEsT or OIL CREEK rAoPEhT'hS
HERBERT KETTELL.
ATTORNEYS
PItTT GERARD a BUCKLEY.
pASxERs,
sCHuCHARDT GERHARD.
TRUSTEES,
NOAH L. WILSON President OF the Marietta and Cinoin
e.t Rsto DAD 49,.
TRTpEgfcK sCHUCHARDT, Of Mes'rs sohuehars' /
Gsbbsrd
III. GrRAUD FOSTER, ofMessrs Foster 4 Thompson
WILLIAM F. ROELOFSON. 10. 81 Wals.
vENnY MORGAN, Of Mesers NJ. MorFai's Souh
WILLIAM BELL of Abrsm Bells Sons.
WILLIAM n. GUION, Of Aessrs Williams GuoD'
DAVID GIBSON ofMe.srs David Gibson Co.. CmeAn
matt Ohio.
THOMAS T C. BUCKLEY, Of Mes'Fs. Fi'''' Gerard
Buckley.
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Chances for Dusincss men.

Culver MINE for SALE a, $4,000, In
- Lover California MEXICO Cscsehi.ss Di.tfic few
mile, rom Ia P.k feet profitable than other silver
mines b-san~ mil being necessary on scconn re ore
being easily shipped from Ia Pc TO place for reduction
The reason sci. IT, because the present owners are no' s
10 fi.h monthly certain cSps u have Tue nine pr perry
developed tcoulI h. with sbou 500 u 100 si no"
the mine il only worked sufficiently 70 keep The sane IN nae
possession Al titles and document. IN posss'ion o. the
pr..ld,n FoHmore particulars offers AddrfO Tbs SecIs
tar, Of the Cornpsny p J. PfElFPER Druggist corner OF
Post And Dupont. sts san Francisco Caiion,a.
vJNO NEWSPAPER MEN-For sale, at q mod
/ .,.,. pr,c. , DAILY aud WEEKLY PAPER with 8
rood run Of advertising aud jobbng Ia usgho0rEs city To
working practical printer. this 10 capital chance 70
Id no paving business and ns.r fortune. Address BOY
No. l<5f, y. o., New YORK ~
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Jnternal Rcpenue.

Fir.
CINCINNATI. Saturday. Nov 20 IeS4
John Rushon's drug store, at the corner q
Sixth and WalDut-sS.. was damaged BY NE ysessrsAT
60 ths amount Of q. 0oQ Partially insured
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Reserved FOR WORKING CAPITAL,
1000 SHARES.

THIS COMPANY IS FORMED FOR TIE fUkPoSh
., r,c,ssing Wolkne Seius and Leasing Mining Lands
m RIGHTS IN IN, British Provinces and nei hborins localities
Il = nov, the owner Of ueoIy fifteen thousand acres Of
a.. clcst coi lands OF the CHAUDlEhE god district Of
Canada vLich have been selected with gIes care and alter
abundant evidence o. their richness gold snd Other precious
s,a They contain nearly sFvFNrY sILrs OF hIvxh FRONT
,er upon streams admirably adapted to the most pS'doce
aid economical mining.
The COMPANY na been organized after the mcst hoo'sh
examination Of the lands their values and the trustees
CONFIDENTLY believe their produ which has been Iny
ested Drove diem equal Il superior to the nehest raoe'
Of California both in sodbesrns quartz odes and snVa
asnot, They have hand and exhibition sod enough
ree,y mined apou their property fully establish the
yaioe Of their STOCK
THE CoxPAsY PREPARED TO TREAT UPON pANofAbLh
TERMS WITH PERSONS 80 TO LKAss On pvhohAsE
INNING RisHTs-
limited number Of Of the capital ttock may ee SUP
scribod for until iur, her notice 4, the ONCE OF
FISK HATCH. No. - wALL-sr, BANKERS FOR
THE COMPANY.
TIE COMPANY'S OFFICE, EMPIRE BUILDINGS NJ
81 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK,
where IL, p-orertus sps aud al Information relating TO the
Company may be had on'aPpicaiion
The Trustee, unhesngy invite the attention OF the
pmhlic 70 the RECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY, a.
possessing value fully equal that Of any Mining Company
Hitherto Organized.
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OyPrcp on THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. CossyRoy
GRAND AID tLs SIS NEW IORK, Nov. 10, NAY
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= mi, Ofice until the I'd d,y q DECEMBER neTt at
O'Clock D. M q hch time said Proposal, will be nsiderri.
for snppyrg the PUBLIC SHOOTS under the ,uston Of
IN. hoard OF Education with BOOKS, STATIONERY and
other required the Of SAID Schools for
commenting on the Let Of Janusry 1889 ,
i.t Of the srolss will 10 faInssd sppiclon to the
CleIk OF the Board OF Fdncsicn
TIMOTHY BRENNAN, !
SAMUEL B. II. VANCE Committee
JOHN n HAYWARD.
JAS. w. FARR,
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Financial.
TI,HE PRESIDENT
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
PRESIDENT,
vENANGO COUNTY, PENN.
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS oFPEsNsYLvANA.

OrFICERs:
President, AMORY EDWARD, esq, New YorE
Treasurer, L. II. SIMPSON o'a., NewYorh.
SECRETARY, }. EDWIN CokANf, eco, New YoFi.
JOHN 81 CLAPP. .sg, Genera Resident snpt'in
tndcut
Counsel Me.rs PLAIT, GERARD bUChLEi' We"
Nofk- u,.l,,.,,
AMORY EDWARs. esq New YoFk
EBEE g. CROChER, eco, Of Crooku L WaHen New
iolk. .
FLETCHER wEsTIiAy, esq, Of We'trsy' Ghbs Hard
castle New-YoI
J. NJ CLAP, ugi President, Nonnso CoHn'y
Penn.
L. H. SIMPSON eqr Ct L. u. simF'or Co., Ne"
York
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VO NEWSPAPER MEN-For sale, at mod
Corporation Noiiess.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ To CONTRACTORS - SEALED PROPOSALS, in
dored witt, title Of the work The may be Of
..tt.ou viii he received at thi. office unit II O'clock
Of ..ay November 2eh 1854 for the rebuilding and build
ing of receiving basins aud cuyrts and near the ne OF
of said part OF Ness. exclusive OF the space wnai
and between the track with trap blocks and repivn; OF
PAR, OF the from Hobosn Hammond e.
with c0bbe STONES.
Specifications and the form o. agreement for the saTe and
other Information he obtained application to the con
tract clerk at this othce.
THOMAS STEPHENSI croton
ROBT. l. DARRAGE. , Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board
November T.. 1864
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Gorses, Carriages, &f.

OrARrKxaAngRs OyvicE nav oRK April i6, 1894
4 RTILLERY HORSES WANTED.-! 600
~ Artillery Horses wanted, for which one Hundred and
Seventy One Hundred and ghtv Dollars will be pad Tor
ths, pa. inspection These oes be sound every
pac a broken lee st hands nigh add
vii 10 PRESENTED for inspection the Government Stsbts
-lhS between 10th and llth svrnurs.
STEWART VAN LIFT QuertermAst<r
CAVALRY BuRYAu OrPIcs o. ASSISTANT QuARrERsAsrsR I
No. 10 STArE-sr, iEw. OAK, Jun. 10, 1864.
CAVALRY HORSES WANIED.-I will
~ purchase IN OPEN MARKET all he Cavalry horses
presented and pass Isc:ion the Government
Stables lsh and 3oths this city until further
notice.
Payment will be made IN checks payable In certificates Of
ebisdness when "a Horses received
Price hundred and six i've (i6Jl do4 rs each.
GEO. r. BROWNING. Captain ard A. q. N.
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OyrIcy OF TaE UsIoH FAclFic X. Co y.
Nr''N- - Nnn 10 lkL.A

OyrIcy OF raE UyIor PACIrIc r. Co, =. ~
ST Louis, $40, Nov. 10 lSt4. >
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS. OF THE UNION nj, \
i Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY, hAsi ENS -
directors Of said Company have this day ordered
that Twcp'y Five per cer,um OF the capital s'"eh Oh
ttis Co pv ne paid the Treasurer Of the 1onpay 81 tr
Com rsnvs oice IL st. Louis Mo, Leaveaworih han's
CD or before the lst day Deceub-r 1913 ma thst so
shis BosrG. BY order Of ne board Of d. ccief.:
JOHN T. DENEKEUA. secTetsry
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c.r1r,1. crncK. noe. 0oO sRAREs.

PAR SO SUBSCRIPTION PRICE *@'-tl5 fAfAn1h
AT TaE TIME OF SUBSCRIPTION
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Izy,re firm Is.rnASon corr.SI. /

IHviSG fIsE issuRASoK CoxPASr,{
NEW oRK sept. H. 1874.
TIVE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECT
ORS Of The Company will be held at ther ONCE no.
Wslls, MONDAY The 5h day Of Deeenn-Il io'i non
IL 70 O'Clock D n. MARTIN l.. CKOWELl. SecIotary
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IT'S LANDS FORM IT'S
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000, 900
IN SHARES OF S25 EACH, PAR VALUE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, IS PER SHARE
Being In FIJI payment ioI ~: shaTe No further CAL o.
assessment to be made.
20 coo SHARES. on SEQ. 600 RESERVED FOR
WORKING CAPITAL.
Pse, .ubscrins in thi, Company vii receive equal
.mount Of STOCK in two other Conyanes doiuns without
further charge.
The nd, the, eompsnies located oil the Allegheny
River and on Hen OK Porcupne and hctres Cress max
ins an oil boTns tTnory Of over ten end hall niles IN
extent.
The wells the sdJ ching property known as the 'eS
bra~d Heidrists" wels aud "Pthoe treck' wells, are
famous fer their immense supply ofoh
Tho wells on this properly teing sunk with great vso
and promise large supplies Of Oh.
To the capitalist and parties Of limited means
ipducement. are oaeed Persons investing IN this Company
get e5 stock and the above BONUS for each e. invested
without further call OF ss,essmeni.
Subscription books ap. and all other information can be
obta,D.1 ~ the Office Of tbe sub.oriptior Agents,
LII. SIMPSON CO,
No. - Cedar at. New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-08
NERVE INVTGORATOR,

For Nervous DcbtffV Sffata0f " cakHesSi Lost
Poioer fppotencv, Confusion " Thought. Loss Of
Memory; irritable Tcmpsr gloomy AppreheHsioni
Fear Dependency and Melancholy chioh may s,id "
Loss Of Rcas0H This new remedy Tor that fearful
train o. mental aud physical evils arising from rcHerfai
efcosses and secret habits Of fhe young il composed
Of the most soothing strengthening and iuyigofatng
medicines 10 be found in The whole Vegetable Kingdom
forming 10 combination the most perfect autdote o.
this obstinate and distressing class of asdies yet
discovered II has been sent 90 nearly every state
10 the Union relieving the untold sufrngs Of huulcds
who have never the inventor, restoring them 10
health strength and happiness One large bottle last.
a month, PUce $40 half size, IS 30 uF THESE
POUR GREAT REMEDIES are the result Of over
twenty years study aud practice aud as prepared
they known be the vey best Tor their ftspe
purposes am therefore Induced 600 make them public.
fOr the benefit Of those who otherwise could avail
presented in every respect The pfce r BE- r.fted
o. Prepared and sold ONLY by DH 'MATTiSON. At
bis REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EASES, No rs UNION SIkEEF, PROVIDENCE.
r l., and sent by Express 70 ADJ parts u the country
in closely ed package, secure from ptserraf0H,
receipt Of the price by mail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-08
A YANKEE HOTEL IN DIXIE.

When Gen. Banks army moved on up the
Shenandoah valley from New Market, Quar-
termaster Sergeant Reuben w. Oliver, of
Cochran's New York battery, had to be tenn
porarily left In barn on account of injuries
he had received Soon after our departure
he made application at the lady's house adioin-
ing for board, but he was informed, in true
Vmginian style, that she did not BOARD Yam
kee barbarians."
Very well, replied Oliver, eli you won't
board me, shall keep hotel in your barn,
but shall probably call upon you occasional
ly for supplies y and he hobbled back to the
barn.
Oliver was every inch a soldier, and he
went to work at once. Taking a revolver, he
shot madam's finest young porker, which his
assistant speedily dressed His able assistant
next went to the apiary aud " took up" hive
of bees. and transferred the honey to the barn;
he then went to ;he lot and MIXED pail Of
milk from her ladyship's cows then going to
her servants house, he made requisition"
for quantity OF fresh corn-dodgers that had
been prepared for the supper. The addition
OF these articles to his ordinary rations placed
him far beyond the point of starvation. True
to his Yankee instincts, he invited the lady
W fNn' "" NANA hAhif Nv 'hN NEW NOkol ACROSS
the way, at which she became spitefully in
dignant; but Oliver was as happy as lark d,
and for the time almost forgot his injuries
Soon he had several sick soldiers added to
his list of boarders and in due time sheep
and another young porker and a second hive
OF bees were gathered under the roof Of his
hotel )" and furthermore, not a cock remain
ed to proclaim when the morning dawned
BY this time her ladyshp thought she "could
see it, and sent for Oliver, who, as prompt
ly as the nature of his injuries would permit,
reported at her door.
9 See here. young man" said she e" per-
ceive that it would be cheaper for me to board
you IN my house and il you will accept it,
you can have board and a room free"
Thank you, madam, thank YOU" replied
Oliver, removing his cap and bowling polite
ly; " but prefer boarding at frst-class
Yankee hotel to stopping at any seoesh house
in Virginia, at the same price You will.
therefore, be so kind az to excuse me for de-
Ginning your generous offer, as il comes too
late ; and back he hobbled to the barn. and
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repeatedly. but were unable to break our
lines OF make us give ground, and finally were
driven into camp leaving MS masters Of the
field. Five Of their officers, the Major, Adj
jutant and three Lieutenants were taken ptis-
onefs, and released At the close Of the action.
The following is correct estimate Of the cas-
uaties Killed, none wounded slightly,
all 4; severely, a few whose black eyes still
show that even play may be carried too Tar
Thinking Of nothing else that would be
likely to interest your readers,
| subscribe myself
CnEaCRTpT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-08
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Dr. d. devotes great part Of his time the treatment
Of those cases caused by aud solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate in
diFduA Tor business society some Of the sad ana
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth are
weakness OF the Buck and Limbs, Dizziness Of the head
Dimness OF sight, faPitaton Of The heart Dyspepss
symptoms Of Consumption, &c The fealhll effects on
the mind are much to be dreaded loss OF memory con-
mson OF ideas, depression u spirits evil foTcbndiugs
aversion OF society elfdistTust tmify c are among
the evils Produced Such persons should before con.
temPatng matrmony, consult physician Of experience
anu oe Al once restored 70 health aud happiness
rahents who wish 10 remain under DR. Dow's treat
ment few days OF weeks will be furnished with plea
SAINT rooms, and charges for board moderate
medicines sent to all parts Of the country with full
nfeSons for USE on receiving description OF your
pr Dow has also for sale the French Capottes warrant
ed .herbest preventative Order by mail Three for s
aud red stamp. 4S O0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-08

actually remained there for two weeks, taking
in aud boarding every sick and struggling
soldier that came along, making frequent
Tequisitions' upon her for supplies.
Her ladyship was nightly pleased when
divers Yankee hotel was discontinued but
It learned her valuable lesson, and no Yam
kee soldier ever thereafter applied to her in
vain for food or shelter. They always got
what they wanted, she evidently not relish
ing the Yankee hotel system.
A sohoolmaster in one Of the neighboring
towns, while on his morning walk. passed by
the door Of a neighbor, who was e1cavating a
log for pig trough. Why" said the
sohoolmaster, Mr.. -, have you not fur
niture enough YETI" YES" said the man,
enough for my own family, but | expect to
board the sohoolmasler this winter, and am
making preparations"
A western editor requests those Of his sub
scribers who owe him more than six years
subscription to send him lock of their hair
so that he may know that they are still liv.
ing. In answer to which a contemporary says
that if HE delinquent subcribers should dc
this he would be obliged to leave off editing
and 90 into the wig business.
II you would frd great many faults, b,
on the lookout. II you would find them il
still greater ad indanco, be on the look-in.
Diogenes, being asked which beasts bit'
was the most dangerous, replied; "If yol
mean wild beasts, tbs the slanderer's if tam,
ones, the Aatterer's."