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European and American Dentists 70 manufacture TEETH
from ucorrupbe materials which should initiate the natural
Mspy have devoted years unsuccessful experiments and
others have succeeded manufacturing Issth q materials sum
lar TO tine porcelain ware but generally they have an Opaque
white appearances which they are easily d'ngushtd fo"
Amer long and tedious experiments the subscriber has sue
.de in ing Teeth Of materials entirely ti.coTru-
Die and pe ftcily itGtioH of human Teeth hey nave
I and are made Of various sizes and shades
IT, - h. absorbtion of the aveoar process, or other
NAV render necessary, he will cast The same
ais attached to Teeth; artificial gums when sha ne
the Gum and supply the loss of substance .,i
1t is entirely impossible for these Teeth TO enange ' o'
r inted BREATH :; ,,.l manner
lie iii insert them from to entire sets, IN such manner
that they will make articulation 0 the voice p L AZ;
tera assist in mastcaon, and so that they cannot 'e G
tgushed from the most beautiful natural 'ng y N'
lie also neroTms all the various operations in Dental Surge
ry according the late scientific improvements IN The art
The Long testimonials from gentlemen whose re'Pccta1
v needs no eeom, arerespecJGHy submitted 20 the pohe
From NJ r. Smith, professor OF surgery III inc university
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1886
have examined specimens Of incorrupGble ComP0soe
Teeth manufactured by DR.. f. H. Knapp an ingenious Den'
In their FORM COLOR they admirably initiate The natural
Teeth Being completely iucOrrurtble BY the agents "nG
affect the Teh and also apparently very srong he mus I
peculiarly fitted for the pusose for whGh tnsS p SIj
From Professor Ducotel
Having examined some Artificial Teeth pIePared ~ b IT..
H. Knapp and learned from him what are The prhela
ents ta enter into their compositions and the nature OF e
materials by which they coored, am inclined u A
that they will prove he represents them TO oe
m Knspp having moreover acquired the art Of varying the
[ tFe enamel which covers his Artificial Teeth, there
by enabled mpart them more natural appearance man
such Teeth are usually found ess Circumstance a'
wa j. T. DUCATEL, M. d.
Prof. of Chemistry in the University ind
From s. H. Jennings, Professor of MdttTd Mfdca, 1herd
petcs &C. IN the w. shngon Medical College Of Maryland
Having been favored with inspection Of considerable
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EIITAW HOuSE.

Corner of Etap and Baltimore streets, baan'o.e If
YHyHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the Paaos
this establishment, their friends, and the pubic gcnI
alv that they have associated themselves Iosetner o M
purpose of conducting the same. The EGIhW a.. nuon
WAS competed and first opened in 1885, al which tune war
furnished throughout in the very best manner ana Winou
regard to cost The comfort and convenience OF us erG,
arrangements its high and airy locanon " %
9aoted for The accommodation of FAMILIES and LADEs
having great number of Private Parlours, LADIES n
tmoe street. In every respect the Euaw House Is
to none in the United States and is die intention ana r IA
determination Of the proprieors, to spare no exeohs
the comfort and qualification of their patrons ana AZ
rayes at which no exception be taken The stock Oh
WINMS and Lie UORS on hand, has been mos,iy 80.
for tie use this establishment or selected rom
The nyste stocks of the most celebrated
eurs of the city, The BATHS attached to the mouse arc III
complete ORDER and open at all times ior ue u'' u W
s'es''' AsAHEL HUI SEY,
r. w. ELDER,
Hate of the firm OF u. $. Elder K COZ
PnIfin,ore April 2, 1910.
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IlIIEE GREEN.
HNROSPECTUS-For publishing by subscription,
Ii he DIANA of WEST POINT; or. TALE OF

HNROSPECTUS-For publishing by subscription
III the drama of WEST POINlj or, TALE OF
TREAsoN-by Joseph Brock, Esq.
In consequence of the numerous solicitations OF his
friends the author of the drama entitled Wes Pont or
a Tale Of Treason" has consented TO ITS publication
This play is dramatic picture OF inc bou 'tnd CARING
tion of Major Andre, the British Spy, during the kevo
lutonary War. -,
II was adapted to scenic representation by Joseph
Beck ESD The original tale is from the pen OF FRO
fcssor Ingraham, as pubisheo IN 'he De"ocid'c Nc
The dramatst has been kindly furnished with poet
zeal EPIL OGUE, by John H. Hewitt, Esq and also
prof. OGUE by II. Horace Pratt, ESQ; which produc-
ton. will accompany the publication, thereby enhancing
Subscribers will be furnished with the work at % cts
per COPY ON delivery.
I5'Copy-right secured. a.
As Monsieur LIE SAGE once wrote in preface to
his translation of LIFE OF GUsMAE u ALFARAcHE'
so / copy. :; ~. f,.ars,a-
,ionp drama because they are none oil my own; ana
some bad ones which am not bouna 10 Vlolcale' au
whoever Laws them 10 nv charge will do wrong; for
without vanity be spoken there would have been many
more of the latter if had not abridged or omitted mem;
have also introduced several new turns oil thought ana
expression, that the whole might assume o mo-. p
r;,y an old one Git FIcnchman or the anupatny De-
tween the two nations appears IN every thmg. ihough
sh;s book be not exactly calculated for perusa IN Lent
.s On Church DAYS il will admirably well suit Cardinal
s;me II IS fitted 10 all shapes and sizes; saddle for
a,erv horse Ii needs only to be tried and many, who
believe il was made for Others will find that the coat sets
as well upon them if the tailor had cut 1t out by then
own measure The misfortune is, that every one be-
eyes himself tall and well shaped; and yet there are
hardly any but crooked and humpbacked men in the
world.
T5sCopes of the Prospectus be fonnd at the prinr
ciPa Bookstores, where subscriptions are Ts,s,Pseeaiy
solicited. JoSEPH BkECk.
an 2 CSR ss 70
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"a vessels, mounting 1858 guns.

Cairo, Hiinois.--The angle of land formed by
the Ohio and mississippi al their point Of juno.
ton, is intended to be the site Of a city 10 be
called Cairo. The spot is owned by the Mes
srs. Wright of London, who have sent out a
million and a hall of dollars to continue the
improvement there. 1t is also said tnat they
have offered a loan of four millions to the
State of Illinois To complete her great central
rail road, which is to terminate at Cairo.
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H1OR sALE-The subscriber viii sell At private sac
The LOT and DWELLING HOUSE lately occupied oy
hun on Mount Vernon Place. the Washington monument.
The Lot s feet front sy 6O ase ,v inn: on
a The first two 26 feet by Ia, and the third 10 by w.
has good bath house every convenience for the
daon Of family. Possession will be given immeda f'
terms of sale applyt the subscriber. ;.n.., III.
Persons DESTROYS purchase may at any time inspect he
premises eotf
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: -,OIrrrY WITHOUT TEETH IS MOUTH
"a "oo WITHOUT CHARMS"

a. TSNAPp. DENTAL sUFGEON, ~ ". CorT
~ Charles and Fayette s would call the attention
puse Of Che TEETH ~
ieen M treatment; those, therefore, who value
timely of their Teeth viii please give him ea
NH as bo-e who my require artificial ones anu ne
wen ~ ~ Ills ope atious the entire satisfaction OF
,ho. who nay honor him with their patronage aPs 2aw
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JOSEPH w. STEWART & co.

LETT;S .ALLEY.
EWAVE on hand good assortment of RUSSIA IRON
4 q and brass mounted COAL CRATES, BRASS ANDI
RONS, SHOVELS and TONGS TENDERS, STAIR
RODS, KNIVES and FORKS, BRIITANIA WARE,
WATERS, CANDLESTICKS, BRITTANIA LAMPS,
Block Tin FAUCETS, all sizes, of the best quality UNI
BRELLA STANDS, SPIT BOXES, sc.
They prepared to put on COPPER, TIN and ZINC
ROOFING, in the best manner ap9 4tf
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l4l ships, mounting Asa guns.
Besides 81 steamers, force not stated.
The following is from the estimates of the
Commissioners of the Navy for ls4O
The United States, second only to Great
Britain as commercial nation, contemplate
keeping in commission during the present
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. s. 75'flH THEATRES HOUSE,

ivuyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the public
that he has taken the above celebrated Tavern His
BAR well stocked with the choicest LIQUORS, anh he
hopes by the personal and respectful attendance ofhimse
and assistants TO share of public patronage
y-A large ROOM, suitable for public, society, private
meetings. attached 10 the premises which be had
application the proprietor, for such occasions gratis
F. A.GIBBONS,
s,G4 Theatre House.
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TOBACCO, SNUFF AND sEGARs.

vuyHE SUBSCRIBER continues TO manufacture the
above articles, and is prepared TO sell on the
sonabIe terms. lie has constantly hand SWEET SCENT
SMALL LUMP, SMALL TWIST, and all other kinds OF
TOBACCO, and SCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACABAU
SNUFF of best quality Together with large quantity
of the various qualities of CIGARS, .1 rs
For sale wholesale ind retail by
rnE faAHlJ aet tEiipg CHARLES INGRAM, &
ap2-H hss#fe. N. f. corner Of Pratt and South sts
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II, s CUTTER ALERT AGAIN.


The important services rendered by this
vessel to the mercantile community, and the
disposition Other officers TO be useful ana eher-
getic in relieving the distressed, is again the
subject of remark.
The Gutter Alert sailed from here week
since, under the command of her first Ieuten
ant JOSEPH MOVES. Capt MONIES beng al
this time indispoSed, remained on shore, bul
directing the movements of the Gutter.
The Alert had previously experienced bad
weather, Sc, Notwithstanding winch, on inc
report of wrecked vessel reaching her OFF,
GERS, they Immediately got underweigh IN pur-
suit, and found at the Cross Islands the BRUSH
Brig Repeal, O'Hara, Master, OF and from 81.
John n. B bound to Ireland, with cargo OF
deals. Lieut.. Moves, with another officer and
such ofth crew as could be spared, repaired
on board tie wreck, stripped her, and saved
every article they could, thereby rendering all
the assistance in their power astport Sen
tiRel.
"A ,Noyel Defence.-A writer in the PhiIadel.
phia Ledger, lately published severe article
in reference to the Jews as body. One OF
the Israelites replies as follows: "Can The au
thor of the philippe against the Jews point
out an IsraeIite who has been convicted or
even tried for murder, arson, rape, blasphemy,
adultery. sc. Does your correspondent know
of single instance where any one OF The Is
raeGtes has abandoned his wife and children,
and left them charge 10 theloveI seers of the
poor? The writer then makes an appeal to us
of the press: 81 ask you if ever you have re.
ceived an advertisement 'front.' an ISraeite an
nouncing that his wife had eloped, and eau
tioniDg the public moi to trust the vile OF his
BOSOM"
TUNNELLING THE AL,PS.-In late
number of the London Mocha MICS Magazine,
is an account of Vanino Volta, the Engineer OF
CAmo who is now negotiating with the Swiss
Cantons of Grisons aud ST. Gall, an enterprise
witch vies in magnitude with the III e.
Tunnel, 10 wit, the piercing through the Girl
sons Alps. Impress ed with the commercial im-
portance of the passage of the Splugen, and at
the same time, with the various obstacles
which itpresents, he thinks itpossibe to pierce
through that mountain and establish, in the
passage thus effected, railroad, the northern
portion of which would end either at Wallen-
Sradt or even at SchOmerk0n, on the Lake Of
Zurich, and the Southern should be connected
with the Como and Milan railroad. Mr.. Vol
ia, reckoning that thirty years will be required
to execute the work, demands an exclusive pri-
veege for an hundred years, with The liberty
TO establish companies, in order to procure
funds, or to trrnsler his privilege TO other par
ties
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BRITISH NAVY.

The following recapitulation is formed from
the statement given in the United Service
Journal for March:
The Royal Navy in commission on LIST March
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mcle in btt(er 9rufrrep III baten fnb uab III
1uNVCtt WobIfeen prtifen vertauft perben:

Die @9ts8cfbtte rifIitn etliscn, In elmer seien.
ne9cn GrtarunS rcr 9fcntarunS Scbannts, ptn Gr ps
bann y5rinrid Sung GttlinS, pres 1balcr
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ScD. Qnbr. 9kers cran9es Grnepreientu prts ST. so.
Gtne @ammlns ttlher 9amcn unb Genntcten pcs &rbns
Qjottes 9orcis so Gents.
Gin Gwses Gransam, ha6 ctn' rabren @tnn beer Gpr.
tt rrn Srb. $ubw. Sui ST. &ebwarj. 9reis rs Cents.
0,repiatS snr Wefrberuns Der bausen Qnoat GbrI
WbIirr Otinr;t Granbt. preis 1baIer.
ate Der Stcte fr &ranfe cine rran9t QnGttu9 m tines
sptsefaltsen 3erbaen au rn Sranfentet preis rs Co.
Sern bes pcubcn <oerf1SBes Der di depanscfben Sir.
DE. prcs 50 0ents.
Die unsaretrts mabre ausstrsi9t ornfb nit ibrt
O. drifterinpen, &C. 9reis 81 Cts. 9&e
Eanccstc Srieras <etenSeace Carl Sactb 37QS.
Scr 9raue Diann Dr. Sep g. Sung (Ghlin8) srfanbig
rim 40 n, 9reis xbalcr. 9aBctc Qbcrt sctlnpen it
7Sancen 9>reis 10 1baer.s
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baltene 276 @sifen, .9)rets 81 Cts. s
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1siiners obrilfife Settebrf SIS. a..J t,ss z$4.s-
Ses Gbrflien Wentdenfrcunrs titbe Gr3ablunStn,
.Gcinrib &tilins,l 10 0efte, greis 1haler. i 8
Gbritfus fir lnb IN uns, M. preis 81 Gs. rs9 $g
9c Qnscbunesfraft bes &recs, DtBipnsrot res 80 Csc
@drftfelen NIT siecerccritn, auf sos 2aSe. 80 cens.
.Gcinri6 @tlin8s @dat taflein. 90 Gts.
pfaltcr.@ dbattatflein, so Gts.
xrcIftidlen fir ortttelSc 2eittwen Yreis IS Gents
Sebcrs 3ebat tcr Die GhbrfunS ber 2et 10 Gents.
4aricS pfatmen In $icctrn So Sts. @a
lpeSt GrtcnntnB ber s6ttlcn teDrt prts so Gs
Gantrn, Dec. IL.
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~ in anrclssaften setbet, nnr ld NIT tincrr
Norratb fur jcot Sabrss5eit fabcnper G,ter perIce
bcn Datcn. 9aruntcr linb:
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eaprt unc fablScmd pcrjuscb xuder Ginfacr semitba
ter unO 8epufcr SaBimir. @atnctjerer att. tlct es
tcrf6am 8arthcr, fur 0tcrrcc t6tl QeeiBc CRIME
rrbe uno 8te SIannc. Crime par5e unt traune 3iesn.
baar Gamlcts Canton SanncIc aIcr Sartn, 9rncr rics
anD 9ats Gnslifs rans6(c unD snrte Dlsrinrs. Sri.
|n, arlad unb trinfpn Orns 9te6tc tralnt 3euae
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s0fe nSiNe Scrrutc 3as Gprife tcitono unp lei.
Iitbtd Scibncr unD Iabbp 9clre I6tcl unD e dir.
sentd, set un6 traune Drills, 9Benseuse aaer at Dae
unb buntlc 8nSDams, Spmban unp 8omba tparaer grps
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uno lrmmH8s, 1urfe einfae Gantrjfs bp 8pbinetts
,pirnt up taupcan Saets GinfaSun8cn perfbe batrIs
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Sartenaaren Gtabltbement.

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d. n ecBen it, fir Prpmpte 3ablns berat8eestsn pr
fen ~ Scrtaafrn
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c5obn Sala'e .Rrduter Glirlr.
gyreiS 81 10 Dfe gDtte[

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b 9tc Gs bapir bunbcr perepitinn ibcrctt pic atf
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bcmo in 70 bcbemiuf no tptrp lit Den tpcllben
ten fart Setraut mic r9enb cine Nrsnep, Die e 5r el9
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Qe1et fp(genbe 3engniBe -Br Die llnferfdriebenen,
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Gauentt pom sanbt unb bcrnnrrifcnne anEer b bot6f
cinSaosn, mid nit bren AufraSen ju tcebrn, ptn e
pnrrNtbg SrntcrSer Fiewaaren purren, Wiut nnc ns
talife ntrmcnte, gIrtcn aer 1ft, Same jeper Gans,
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foren, ablfcorn, aarcdrn fir Oae masnctc {Ditre,
picle, TatDfl oiBttirte Sate asten GSarcn uno Iaa
tats9cicn uprettcn pfentrdSer militarc Gquriruns,
xubaen trcircmen, 0tater lternr 8lcifrprn, xbcrs
nlome 9Omnrs, Daiercppe Sifblcincn unp 9aten Sea'
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I'M GrCeen nnb Rleinen
btantfde @urie (Ttdten,
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Nusano fann stpB tcincn paBenbern 0rt 8ctc aua,
oa ptrlci Nrtif i'm Nusanbe, ais Der 6anb bcs QRcct
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3uirrud tttct Der Dti8e.
Sanuar lS. 1899. k.p.
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Nei,N.dlQft8 : 6anDlnu9.

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Nie llmterfhrtetene bennBen biefe @eIeacnheit ben
- 8irasrn ron aBUn mb Ger amfieSenecn 8t9cno anju'
Ben Serren e0uips sebSrte seea,ft bStc nO fOrabrn
an rem alten @tanprtat 0lainraBc <ht're wsfli
crn Der YpfOffts Gtfa unite ce 9lamrn pnt Strna
prn xennis unc &eap, 3u tctretten. 5ie rerer, itb
8Gldli1 fatn, ibrc Sremnrt unp has uttm iter,
nnrufn ibrn 9prratb in &uSnften nebmcn
ren ebe Ge fpntfmc taufcn. SebnI Ienni6,
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,A. @epSUErt'N 8a9aar!s
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-03
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-28
virginia and New york.

In the House of Delegates yesterday,
says the Richmond Compiler of 29th
ult: "The greater part of the sitting
was taken up with debate upon the re-
port of the Select Committee on the sub
ject Of the controversy between New
York and Virginia. The first resolu-
ton Of the report was amended and
adopted on the goth inst The remain
ing resolutions after some amendment of
the I'd, were agreed to yesterday; and
then the preamble was slightly amend
ed, and also agreed TO. The resolutions
as finally adopted by the House as fol-
lows:
/. Resolred, That the reason assigned
by the Governor of New York for his
refusal TO surrender Peter Johnson, Ed
ward Smith and Isaac Gansey, as fugi-
lives from justice, upon the demand of
the Executive Of this State, are wholly
unsatisfactory; and that that refusal is
a palpabie and dangerous violation of the
Constitution and laws Of the United
States.
2. Resolved, That the course Of the
Executive of New York cannot be ac-
guessed in; and if sanctioned by that
State, and persisted in, it will become
the solemn duty Of Virginia to adopt the
most decisive and efficient measures for
the protection of her citizens, and the
Of rights which she cannot
and will not, under any circumstance,
surrender OF abandon.
3. Resolred, That the Governor of
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-28

an sold granny ne lives By the Gun
Walton of the soil
So if appears that William Henry
Harrison. the sold granny" OF whom
we have been speaking. has been
Secretary of the North Western Ter
ritory. -.
Governor for fourteen years o. The
Territory of Indiana,
Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
Commissioner for treating with the In
dams,
Representative in Congress,
Senator in Congress,
Maj. General in the l. States Army
Commander of the North Western ar
nv in the last war. and
Minister Plenipotentiary 10 BogoIa-
Thus we may see what u takes 70
make an sold granny he IS before the
people whom he has so long and 50 faith
fully served, and has been nominated As
a candidate for one other ONCE, that o.
President of the United States In the
long career of eminent and successful
public services, he has never been accus-
ed of one dishonest action; ne stands
forth with clean hands, and a clear head
and an honest heart, TIE PEOPLES CAN
pIpars FOR PRESIDENT