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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-11
Terrible DeatI, of "a Murderer.

The abolition of the death penalty in
Wisconsin, seems not to be satisfactory to
the people in some sections of the State,
and they have resolved that capital punish
ment shall be inflicted in aggravated cases.
On the 7th inst. Judge LARABEE held spe-
cial term of Court at West Bend, Washing
ton county, for the trial of De Bar, the
murderer. The jury brought in verdict OF
guilty when the prisoner was remanded to
Jail to await sentence. The Sheriff started for
the Jail with the prisoner, surrounded by the
military. A rush was made by the mob, the
military gave way, and De Bar was struck to
the ground by stone. The mob fell upon
him with the eagerness of tigers tbirsting
for prey, pounded and mangled him, tied a
rope to his heels, dragged him through the
streets the distance of half mile, and hung
him by the heels to the limb of tree! He
remained hanging there until six O'Clock the
next day.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES,
TnEee Cheers for Tennessee and
~ North CarOIfna. H

4HVAAAA III OAN9As
The election news from these States is
so far received as to leave no doubt Of brill
liant Democratic victories in both. Tenn
essee was one of the four that cast their vote
for ScorT in 1859. Where's the Wing par
ty of Tennessee now! JoHSsoS's majority is
fro m j, 500 to 1000. The issue made in
this State was Know Nothingism and Anti
Know No;hingism. The Disciples Of "Sam'
have met with totOl route. Prescription
and persecution on account of birth or reli
giOn has met a just but terrible rebuke.
In North Carolina, the issue was the same
and there too have the members Of the dark
lantern order suffered on overwhelming de-
feat. Six Of the eight Congressman are
staunch Democrats. The days Of the mid
night conspiracy in this country are Bum'
befed,
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4f, HARTMAN, q ''TFE p
hzAR SiN9-in agreement with my promise, at pre-
send yea report Of the effect of your madicine.-
nay" followed at DIRECTIONS prescribed by you, and
2a4 itQy say. an sctting along well, feel better
Fn have for ayear can lay down and rest at night
Well, ard that is something c0ald not do for some
time have resumed my studies again, and think
will soou be well. J, C., OGLE.
The above was an Asthma Of Ave years standing, and
ad resisted the old treatment In the hands Of the most
distinguished Physieians I-Im
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ADV REFRESHMENTS.
DR.. Hardnlan,


Hy SACAHM 10 9SaEGIkh ANhnE khhSGbGtBt0
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hospital]
VIII be at -
RAvENNA-Prentiss House, Thursday, August 30th.
AKRdN--Empire House, Friday, Aug. 3tst. .
WGRaEN--Gasaill House, Monday, September 3.
DR.. HARDMAN treats Consumption Bronchitis,
Asthma, Laryngits and a diseases OF the throat and
Lungs by Mcdcatcd nhalation The great point in the
treatment of all Human maadies Is 10 get ut the dis
ease in n direct manner. Allmedcines estimated
by their action upon the organ requiring relief. This
The Important fact upon which Inhalation is based
If the stomach is discussed, take medicine directly
into the stomach. 1.-THE luBgs arc diseased breathe or
Inhale medicated vapors directly into The lungs. The
reason why consumption and other diseases OF the
lungs have heretofore resisted all treatment has been
because they have never been approached in direct
mariner by medicine. They were Intended to act upon
the diseased lungs and yet applied to the stom
ach Their action intended to be local, and yet
they were admin tered, that they could only con-
stitutonally, spending their immediate action upon
the unoending stomach, whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were unabaedl
lTH4AarioN brings the medicine in direct contact
Win the disease, without the disadvantage of any vio
iet action is application is so simple, II may be
usFs by the y0UhgeEt Aflnt and f,eblest invalid. II
c"ts Aotdasaare The stoniseh interfere IN tho least
win ~ strength comiartand business Of he patient.
~ NO charge Tor ooGsINaGons g .r
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Times have cha nlgeta!

Some time ago the Ohio State Journal,
the leading fusion organ at Columbus, spoke
of Chase as follows:
"Chase would turn somersetts with Abo-
lition in one hand, Democracy in the other,
and an unmatched chameleon egg in bis
mouth, until the fight was over, and then
adapt his principles to aohoeuer pays best"
Nov, the Journal has this somerset per-
former, Chase, at the head of its colums for
Governor. Verify, these are strange times!
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K. n. State Convention.
GREAT GATHERING At COLUMBUS.
SPOONER ON HAND.
Especial dispatch tn the Plain Dealer.
COLUMBUS. Thursday noon, Aug. 8.

DEAR DEALER:-The Know MqLhinrs are
gathered here in large numbers, determined
to nominate a candidate for Governor at all
events, and perhaps clean Know Nothing
ticket The meeting was organized at half
past eleven. Trad Kelley, (the brother #
Alfred Kelley) from your city. temporary
Chairman. A committee was appointed on
permanent officers and the Convention ad-
journed to half past two, P NJ. Sploner is
here and thinks Judge Trimble, of Highland.
will be nominated for Governor. will de-
spatch you again at 4, P. M. L. s. E
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 7.

The corner of the new building in process
of erection for the Ohio Life & Trust Com
pany fell to-day, crushing to death six per-
sons, and njuring several others, two SO Sc
rioasly that their lives are despaired of
Robert Cameron, master builder, and w. b.
Curtiss, superintendent of tile building were
beneath ut the time.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. I.

Th, returns from Alabama show the fol-
lowing Know Nothing majority:
Dallas county, 80; Perry county, $50;
Autauga county, so. Runellio gives 25
Democrats majority.
The anti.K. Ms in the City Of Lawrence,
Ala, have 800 majority.
Johnson, Democrat, is elected Governor of
Tennesse by supposed majority OF 1900.
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0cT Seventy-six new banks and thirteen
old ones are applicants for charters from
the Pennsylvania Legislature at it's next
session. The total increase of banking cap
ital contemplated by these applications is
$s7,s55,Ooo, of which s2s, 100000 is for
the city of Philadelphia alone.
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NORFOLK, Va; August 5.-+There have
been no new cases otyellow fever at Ports
mouth to-day. The people are flying from
this city, and also from Gosport, where the
fever is sprendinr, rev cases occurring there
In p N nnrts If thu Litw.
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the men murdered, and hosses burned snd
pilIsged, that signalized tbe Aineriefn Vie
tory yesterday. Not less than twenty corps
es from the trophies ofthis wonderful achievi
ment.
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or A shark weighing seven hundred
pounds, was caught off Great Point Nantuck
et, on Thursday, by party Of gentlemen on
en- excursion ofrecreation To- that Island. II
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Nlw Yong, August Ga fire. occurred
In Chatham SIRE oel-last night, aud Two Ghjl,
df2u garished in the flames Several per-
soons@ere seriously injured. --.,
The deaths last week were SIG, being SO
less han the previous week.
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O It is said that Hon. JOHN L. DAVE
SON, will not except the appointment as
Governor of the Territory of Kansas.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

A RETIRED Clergyman, restored to
Il health in few days, aftsr many years Of great
nervous Slsring ,, Il anxious % so make known s
used. Direct To- Rev. AN NJ. DAGNAtL, - Full
ton-st., Rrooklyn, Y. 5g-4r.
CANDLE MOULDS--A superior article
" fMoulds, for Moulding Candles, OF Iara Britannia
Metals and warranted. Manufactured ny john CaI-
verey Also, SyriDges Surgical Insydmens, and bsi.
tanris Ware. e8 d JO5NCALFERLkYt ss
Philadelphia, 100 Race streett~. !.
.TIMOTHY SEED --Foraale BY
L Jan. M. q. A%GlLLETTEs
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SATURDAY, AUGUST n. 1893
DeunocratIc State Ticket.

Democratic state Ticket.
FOR eovRREoR,
COL. WILLIAM MEDILL, OF EAIRFrELD
FoR LIEUT sovESSoh,
JAMES NYRES,. OF Lucas.
yon suPRKME JUDGES OF THE tTATE,
WILLIAM KENN0N, OF BELMONT.
sR r. B. WARDEN, OF FRANKLIN.
h&f yoR AuDIroR or STATE.
sa WIN. D. MORGAN, OF CoLUNBlANA.
sss ga eoR TRK KAsuRrR sV STATE,
. JOHN G. BRESLIA, OF SENEcA.
-T2T roR SECRETARY STATE.
WILLIAM YREvITT, OF FRANKLIN.
IN ,aFl'1 rcR ATTORNEY oENEsAL.
GEO. w. McCOOK, OF JEFFERSON.
7 roR noaRD oy rrBne WORKS.
]. B. STEEDMAN, OF Lucas.
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BLANKS Of all descriptions for Justices
- and Constabes at HArous New Book Store.
Aug, 10, r, =.
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DIRD SEED-Fountans and Bathing
- Dishes at tAug. l0) HArcH's Drug Store.
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C!eVela Eye lnfirmaPy.
+ YOU WANT YOUR EYES CURED

RIRD CAGES-A nice and cheap article
- at HATcH's Drug Ssore.lg
August 10.
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WILLOW BASKETS-Splendid styles.
w at low figures, at HArcH's New Book Store.
Aug. 10. sttE@ t4etst sf9 @Al NJ sEA
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DORT MCNAIES-L Latest styles and
J. best qualtyat HATcH's New Book Store. =
Aug. 10. t 4+
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO
O L. AND SEE The undersigned gives
moi his friends and the public that he has
inst received his stock Of Fail and Winter Goods,
comprising all the latest styles and c2lors Of Cloth
Gas simsres, and VeStingS; which goods will be
made ~ 20 order In the most elegant manner, as
be has some OF the best workmen in the United
states at work for him. Being agent for ScOTT,
the Reporter OF Fashions, you may rely upon get
ting the most fashionable Clothing.
READYMADE CLOTHING
ofhls own make, such as Over-garments, Frock, !,
Dress, and Business Coats, Pants, and Vests, fiom
medium to very superior quality.
All ne above goods VIII be sold at very low
pTices-fOr instaLce, whole suit, Coat, Pants,
and Vest, for the small sum OF SIS.
Overcoats, beautiful style, from SO to $50
Pants, do do 3to 10
Vests, do do ESQ to 10
He respectfully solicts cali from all in want Of
clothing
FURNISHING GOODS,
susn as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Hand
ksTcaiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas, &c.
z. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
between I'd and 4 streets, Pa. avenue.
SOP li-3Tn
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

. By JAS. G. McGUIRE. Auctioneer.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD GRAND
Iu Pianos, Splendid II ose wood Parlsr Fur.
Diture, Elegant Brocatelle and Lace Cur.
tains, superb French Plate Mirrors, Fine
Family Carriage, Matched Gray Horses,
&c.-On IT, ESDAY morning, October 23d, at
10 O'Clock, at the residence of his Excelency Gen.
eral Almonte, Minister from Mexico, on street,
between 1lth and 18th Streets shall sell all his
e'egant Furniture and Effects, viz:
Magnificent rosewood seven octave grand Piano,
by "Erard,n cost 81 900 in London
Two elegantly carved suites of rosewood Parlor
Furniture, each consisting Of two French Sofas,
two arm Chairs and twelve PaIlor Chairs, one
finished in rich green and gold brocatelle, the
other with silver and blue embroidered satin
Suits of beautiful brocatelle Window Curtains to
matco, lined throughout with white satin, with
rich Lace Curtains, Cords, Tassels and Corniee
Two superb gilt-frame French plate Mantel Mir
Two elegant rosewood marble-top Centre Tables
Superior bronze and gilt French Mantle Clock
Two beautiful 2l-light gilt and Bohemian glass
Chandeliers for candles
Fine Velvet, Brussels, and Venitian Carpets
Number Of beautiful Engravings in handsome gilt
frames
Walnut extension Dining Table, Sideboard
Mahogany hair-spring Sofa and Chairs
French China Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Sets
Silver plated Castors, Table Cutlery, Glassware
Mahogany and walnut Chamber Furniture
Superior curled hair Mattresses husk do
Feather and hair Bolsters and Pillows
Toilet Sets, Towel Stands, Looking Glasses
Marseilles Quilts, Blankets, Comforts
II lndsome damask and Chintz Curtains, &c
Mahogany Bookcases and Secretaries
Mahogany Writing Desk, revolving and other Of
hce Chairs, &c
Together with large and excellent assortment Of
Kitchen Requisites.
" At 81 O'Clock,
In front of the premises, / shall sell,
A very handsome and roonny French Barouche
built by Lawrence, of New York ..n
One pair superior matched grey Carriage Horses,
about six years old, Of line style and action, and
perfectly sound .. .--.
One excellent Buggy Wagon suitable for two or
four persons
One set silver plated Carriage Harness
One set Buggy Harness, Horse Covers, &c
Terms $50 and unde,, cash over that sum a
credit Of so and 70 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
mites, bearing interest
p. s. The House is for rent; for pariiculars,
enquire or the AUctioneer.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
&C ID Auclonfpr
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Ventilating Public Assemblies.

If a guest, invited to dine out, should subse
quently learn that his water had been drugg, d
with slow and subtle poison. he would Ike
care never to accept hospitalities frotr that
quarter again. LII a traveller, on stopping at
hotel, should find that the table had been
supplied with decayed 70 ID, he would be so ia
dignant that he would be willing to vote for a
law to punish landlords who thus trifed with
health and life for filthy lucre
let there Is not day passes in which some
private or public entertainer does not as insid-
lously assail the constitutions Of his guests.
though perhaps in a less degree. If poisoned
water or putrid edibles is not set upon the ia
bic, deleterious atmosphere is given to those
present to breathe. II the stomach is not
filled with noxious food, the lungs are. How
can men consistently be angry when bad meat
is offered them, yet be Indifferent when bad
air is supplied for the vicious qualities in
both cases assimilate with the body, destroy
health, and sap life.
Great as is the injury done in private houses
by insufficient ventilation, that done in con-
cert rooms, theatres and churches, is vastly
larger. Moreover, in the one case, il is gen
orally only the family that suffers while in
the other, it is always innocent visitors. Even
if its granted that a man has the right to poi
son himself and his household, it is indisputa-
BILE that a concert giver has no such right 10
poison those who buy his tickets. Or to go
deeper into the question, the owner Of a thea
tire, or hall for public assemblies, violates ell
justice by letting out property which is unfit
in consequence Of bad ventilation for the pur-
poses for which il is intended. If a butcher
sells spoiled meat he is liable to the law and
20 also should be the man who keeps a noxio,
hall for hire. Yet while legislation has pro-
yided for The one evil, and practically the les
ser one, it has wholly overlooked the other. 1t
is Illegal 10 sell putrid meat, which may make
half dozen, who eat it, sick but il Is no OF
fence against law, aud some think not even
against morals, to poison thousands with un-
wholesome air.
The injurious effects Of large rooms. which
are either not ventilated at all, or insufficient
ly ventilated, act in two ways. Ii the doors
and win lows are kept closed, the atmosphere
soon becomes vitiated with the carbonic gas
exhaled from the lungs; while il these are
opened, draughts of air are created, which
are almost sure to give colds to some OF the
many present In the one case every inhala-
tinn or expiration increases the deeterious
character of the atmosphere /; and could this
be continued long enough, and the aps rtment
was sufficiently crowded, death would ensue,
as in the Black Hole Of Calcutta. In the
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Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

Bv JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXTENSiVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
n Superior Rosewood. Walnut, Mahogany
Cherry and Maple Cabinet Furniture.-On
TUESDAY morning, October 10th, comme ncing
at lO o'clock, shall sell, at the Cabinet War
rooms OF Samuel Kirby, on Sth street, between
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and north street, all his
beautiful and superior made Furniture, forming
the largest and best assortment ever offered for
sale in this city.
We name in part
Entire suites of rosewood Parlor Furniture Of va
rious styles and grades, covered with rich
crimson, blue and gold, green and gold,
pnrIle and brown French BIocatelle
Suites Of Walnut and Mahogany Parlor urniture
finished in Crimson plush, damask, and
haircloth
Elegant rosewood, walnut and mahogany Book.
cases Secretaries, Whatnots, Music Stands,
fancy Chairs, &c.
Beautiful marble top centre, sofa, side, and fancy
Tables in rosewood, walnut and mahogany,
of various patterns
Jenny Lind high post and French Bedsteads. Of
beautiful styles and finish in the various
woods
Handsome full marble top Dressing Cabinets,
Washstands, and Commodes Of the yerv
best workmanship and finish
KosaWood, X walnut and mahogany Wsrdrobes
Dining and Breakfast Tables, Dining Chairs
SidebOards, cane and wood seat Chi
Hall Chairs Hat Trees, Chamber Cabinets
Together with very large assortment Of ma
hogany, walnut, cherry, and maple Plain Furni-
ture. -.--|
The above is all Of Mr. Kirby's own manufac
tuIe, which is sufficient guarantee Of the quality
Catalogues will be ready for delivery on Mon
day, October 18th.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum
credit OF and months for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
sep z9-eo&ds Auctioneer
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FAsHIoNABLE GLovE.-There is quito rage
here now for a particular kind Of glove which
her majesty wore during her recent visit to
Paris. 1t is styled the Dauphiny," and is
fractions which kid is heir to, and the admira-
bic fit thereby induced must give the princi-
pie more than an epemeral existence. There
is double piece of soft kid round the pulse
and wrist giving the requisite length TO the
glove, and getting rid of that naked demarca-
tion Of the arm between the sleeve, as now
worn, and the ordinary give. / must say
that it is a decided improvement upon the old
fashion, and deserves to be populsr.-LondoH
Letter TO ". Y. Times.
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A RESULT OF MATRINoSY.-The Boston Bee
says a wedding took place week or two since,
in East Boston, between a couple Of lovers who
had not been long in contemplating the happy
union Everything passed OF well until the
following morning, when the bridegroom was
brought to a realizing sense Of the rash act he
had committed by being arrested and placed
under bonds of two thousand dollars, to meet
damages laid in one thousand dollars, in an
action brought against his bride for breach Of
promise. A discarded lover sought balm for
his wounded affections in the meshes of the
law instead Of matrimony, but backed out"
upon finding no better prospect in the one pur-
suit than the other.
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sep i7-2ms
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. 3, ls5

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. 3, 1855
Notice is hereby given to holders OF stock Of the
loan authorized by the act Of 1916, redeemable or
and after the 18th November, 1885, that the whole
or any Part Of that stock will be purchased by this
department at any time previous to the 30th No
veInber next, for which per cent. premium will
be paid in addition to the sums expressed in the
certificates.
And to the holders Of the stocks OF the other
loans Of the United States, that purchases Of the
same 20 theamount OF 81 $40 goo viii also be made
during the same period at the following rates:
For stock OF the loan Of 1912, premium of 10
per cent for stock of the leans OF 1917 and 1eis
premium Of Is per cent; and for stock issued un-
der the act Of 1880, commonly called Texas IA
demnity stock, premium Of 6 per cent.
Interest viii also be allowed, at the rate stipu
lated in the certificates from the LIST July last to
the day OF settlement here, with one day In add.
ton, TO enable tie TIeasurer's draft to reach tke
party. f-
Certificates transmitted to this department un-
der the present notice should be duly assignca to
the United States by the party entitled to rvc=ivs
the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii be made by drafts
upon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New Yorh
Or Philadelphia, the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
gu 4-dtNov30 Secretary OF the Treasury
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By A. GREEN, Auct oneer.

By A. GREEN, Auct oneer
A UCTlON SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
"A war Department, of the United States
stores at the washington ArsenaI.-On
SATURDAY, October 13, shall sell, at 10 o'clk
a. m, at the Washington Arsenal. the following
stores, viz:
9held carriages, 6 Founders, old pattern, each a
four wheeled Carriage, perfectly sound,
wheels with brass boxes wrong iron axle
tongue and tongue chains complete; and
would make good farm wagons
calssons, Founders, each a four wheeled car
riage, sound and would make good farm
wagons
IL, ZIG lbs. cast-iron, a good article
200 lbs. scrap steel, old files
.! cedar posts, ready prepared for fences i-
III feet yellow pine timber, perfectly sound
o,Si feet seasoned oak, by 10 inches to Ia by:12
inches, lateral size ..
. mortising machines, very good, ofordinary pat
two horse open Carriage
sing wagon, old pattern, but very good
sing cart, buggy, plOughs, coulter
Two horse sleigh, coed and sound.
Te'nis cash, In specie or its equivalent.
octS-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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UENTISTRT.

hNR. dUSSON respectfully calls public after
a. tion 70 his new, patent and great -
ty IMPROVED method Of setting Ar.
tEcial Teeth, with Continuous Gum, SIIfI$Y
tie very PERFECTION OF THE ART. This
s.yie OK Teeth has the following advantages over
Gjl others, VIZ: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAN
Illness, COMFORT and BEAUTY, vieirg
with Nature II these respects, and In some oiheEs
sXcellins Public inspection Is respectfully sole
ised.
Please cail End see specimens.
CAUTION.-No other Dentist IL the District cs
Columbia has tight to make this style Of teeth.
N. B.-Teeth constitutionally healthy, plugged
anc warranted for life.
C1ioe and house No. 296 f street, near the cef-
asr OF Penna. avenue and 1ith street.
an 2i-n
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EspUTA,S ExCELSIOR BAND.

TENHIS Band Is now again fully organized, to
Il which has been added Lewis Webber's cele-
brated Coti'lon Band. They now number Is per
formers, and comprise the best musical talent in
this city. This Band is now ready to furnish
any number Of Musicians on all occasions for
Military or Civic Parades, Parties, Balls, Pie
Mics, Serensdes, &c and they guarantee to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions. The Band
thankful for pas favors would respectfully solicit
! continu ance Of public patronage
All orders left at Messrs. Hllbus Hits Music
Store will be punctually attended to, or by appl-
cation TO the Leader, at No. 5l2 Seventh street
east, near the Navy Yard.
JOHN ESPUTA,
sep l7-2m% Leader.