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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-19
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IHyHE sTATE OF OHIO. HAMILTON

VNNHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
= COUNTY IS = Superior Court Of Cincinnati =
mo. H454 l-Attachment-Jason Evans, Briggs
Swift, Hugh W. Hughes and Wilson 7. Drake,
partners Evans Co, plaintiffs VS.. Robert New
com and Franklin NewcOm, partners as X Il r.
G. Hewcom (drswersl; Horace D. Chapman. George
man, partners as Chapman h Gillispie (acceptorS);
William l.. Brown AM John L.. Guisinger, partners
as GuisiI ger Il Brown CndOrsers).
The Ead defendants, George Gilispie, John u.
GuisinRer and William IL. Brown, are hereby nott-
fied that on the 18th day of March, A D 1851 the
said plaintiffs in said Court filed their petition
against saio defendants, which is still pending
therein, the effect and demand of which is to
S2OOO and interest from February l. 1861 on draft
Of said defendants for said sum, dated Cincinnati
December 3, 1906 and the said defendants are noti-
fed that William b. Williams and Samuel " Ried,
partners Williams Bied, and Thomas B. Smith
have been served as garnishee5 u this action; that
an order of attachment has been issued in said ac
titn and levied upon the following described prem
ises, to wit:
An that certain lot or parcel Of ground situated in
Cincinnati, commencing forty mine (4g) feet from
the south west corner of Richm md and JOhu-
Of John street sixty feet, and the same width
back at right angles seventy feet; thence north
Westwardly at right angles siXty-o one feet theace
at right seventy feet TO the place OF
cinnati, county Of Hamilton, Ohio, on the north
side Of Si1th street, between Central avenue and
Juhn.street, commencing at pOilt on the north
side Of Sixth street, two hundred and sixty five
(265 feet west of Central avenue at the east side Of
a lot now or heretofore held by Samuel b. Keys as
Trustee thence running east twenty one CID teet'
and running back northwardly the same width
bach to GeoTge.street, on line parallel to John.
The said defendants are required to answer or de.
muir to said petition on or before the 2ith day OF
Aqsust ls9l' Otherwise Judgment VIII pe Siken DT
aul.fWy Attorneys for Plaintitfs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24
BEnoic AcTto~ Or A MoruEn I

BEnoiC AcTto~ or A MOTHER To
SAVE r CnlLD.-On Las. Saturday
morning, about ten o'clock, as Mrs.
John MetcaIf "a lady living in the low
er part Of the city, was preparing to
hang out some washed clothes, AMI had
just reached the door, she heard a noise
aud on turning back found that her lit
tie girl girl Of two and u half years oil
age, had stepped on y loose plank and
had filen through the floor. She I'M
mediately shrieIcd and fled to the Gel
lar, but coul | not sec her child. She
Instantly iarted 70 the wen (which was
directly under where the child bad faI.
len through the looil and on reaching
il she could distinctly hear her child
~strangling III the water, winch was
over four feet deep; and without any
other thought than the preservation Of
her child, she jumped into the well, and
sci1ing hold OF the child She held it
above the water. She called for assis-
tancc, bat her cries were in yain-shc
could not make herself heard, and when
all hope of attracting the attention of
her neighbors had fed, she ceased not
To exert all her efforts until ut last she
reached sufficiently near the top to
throw the child beyond the edge Of the
well. The mother with difficulty sue
cecded in tearing off her shoes, and
with the assistance OF q plank which
had previously fallen into the well, she
reached the top in safety, after having
remained upwards Of an hour in the
cold depths below. When the mother
got to the child it was speeches. from
cold. With what little remaining
strength she had left. Mrs. Mctcalf
crawled to the upper apartment and
made her situation known to her neigh
bors, who Immediately ran t 0 her as
sistancc, and by their kind attention the
mother aud child are now quite recov-
cred from their nearly fatal accident
The first words the child spoke after
the mother caught hold of it in the well
was ''mother don't cry, we will get out
yet Who, but 4 mother, would have
performed such a heroic action ? None.
May that child be ever grateful, and at.
tec,ionate to her fond and faithful pa
rent. st. 10. Gazette, Dee. 81.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24
PlggEEllgGs OF The BOARD
OF
a couN Tx
STATE or w 8

YA.HA CuuNrY. S. $.
BE il remembered that on this 7th
lay Of January, \. D., 1861, it being
the time liked by law FIR i Regular
Meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors ot
sill county, when the fn,lowin. mem
hers Of sill Board, met at the Court
'i"asc il Toledo, in said county, to-
Wit:
From the Township OF
Indian Village, Anthony Bricker;
buckingham, Wesley A.. Daniel;
Rici.laal. +. F'orkcr:
Howard. William Gallagher, IT.;
Toledo, b T.. Hall;
Highland, Robson Johnston;
Carroll, Iue.is hibbee:
serinsG Greek. 4. G Marston;
Oneida, &. q. Mason;
Otter Creek. Mcford Mitchell;
Carlton, Jonathan Peterson;
Crystal, s.. e. Rogers;
Geneseo, p. L. Sherman;
Perry, ]. w. Sonthwick
Clark, +. S. Talmage;
iolutnbia, Isaac Toland:
Salt Creek james a. Wiley;
York, 10 person appeared as mcMl-
Der from said township.
After the above named members had
each severally filed their oath Of office
as required by law, u motion was made
by A. c. Marston, that Jonathan Peter.
son he appointed temporary Chairman,
which was carried,
On'motion the members Of the Board
proceeded to draw lots, as required By
law, with the following result, viz: J
From the Township Of Indian Village
Anthony Bricker, for tho term Of OH.
year.
From the Township Of Buckingham
Wesley A. Daniel, for the term Of two
years.
From the Township Of York, l.. B
Dresser, for the term Of two We IRIS he
the said DRESSER, not being present, hi.
ballot was drawn by the Clerk.
From the Township of Richland. T
Forkor, for the term of two years.
From the Township Of Howard
VIM. Gallagher, Jr., for the term of one
year.
From the Township Of Toledo, B. A
Hall, for the term Of two years.
From the. Township OF Highland
Robson Johnston, tor the term Of two
years.
From the Township Of Carroll, Lu
Gus kibbcc, for the term Of two wears
From the Township Of Spring Greek
A. G. Marston, for the term Of on,
year.
From the Townshipof Oneida, G. G
Mason, for the term OF one year.
From the Township Of Otter Greek
Mefford Mitchell, for the term of on,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24
MILLINERY

a! rs. WAnLEY wishes to inform her friends
VI and the ladies in general that she has
in>t received a good assortment Of Millincr,
goods, such as h%onncss, plnmes, ibbons. flowers
laces, ail Of the latest style, and respectful,
call Work dene and honurts repaired on the
shortest notice aud most arpta.el plan
Rooms mouth east corner Of tiennh,ic slna.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24
Medical Notice.

noct. II. Buncc, again offers his service to
the citizens Of Toledo. and surrounding coun-
Try. rs Physician and Surgeon. Doci. Bnrcc.
may be found At his office in J. NJ. Shanklin.s
Drug Store, FROM ! o'clock 4. NJ. until6 PM
except when professionally absent. Calls
left with J. NJ. Shanklin, will be promptly
Mt ended to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24
Root &, K MAK 4

L would respectfully announce 70 the citi-
sens Of lama County, that | am now fully
prepared TO do all kinds Of work in my line
to the entire satisfactionof all customers,
whom ny favor M with their work. Shop
ne doorsoath of J. II. Van Horn srcsi lence
El- Corn and Wheat, taken as pay.
MAX REUSCH.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24
n. SGsIAEEI'ER.
.Y<,Do O7 AID SHOEMAKER

Respectfully ann ounces 70 the citizens Of To-
lclo and vicinity, that lie is now prepared
TO do custom work in his line, and warrant
thcamc. Shop one door south Of Tic farmers
Store.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24
MiLLINEI}Y

t1lsS l. Il. NASH, wishes 10 infN,m til,
~ lalfr. Of this community and ~vitini,s
that she - row prepared IL furnish ,hr,
with the 'stes, style " Millinery aai bres
Making Rooms at Mr.. Moorcro.ts Soati
Ia at iart u town
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24

GEORGE RAINES,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
AND
General AGENT.
For the transaction Of any business entrust
81 70 his care.
Toledo, Tama Co., Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24
Rates OF AdyeriisiHg

One Square, FIST insertion, 500
eeci subsequent inser,icn, Dap
One alshre Three months, ADa
h do ,siS paoutha, 600
do Dnsyear, l2,pG
Quarter column, one ycnt, 15,G9
Ono haE coiirn. ono year, 1870
pAc eelusln, one year. nG,3D
Tweiva lines Of tlti. type make Il square
busis.essC Cards, consisting fsix lines ol
less, 500 per year.
E@S" Ill Frausieat AMI Legal advertisement
must BE paid in advance.
sssy~ Uniess HE number OF Insertions bc sreei.
iel, Ut Il. time advertisements are handed
in they viii he ptbl shed (: tlc discretion o.
tile publisher and charged for tlt. length Of
tue tie, are inserted.
A liberal disccnu, from Trio above rates
will be made tc large al ,ertiser,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24

Again o.ferathis services, TO theini,abi
tauts II Toledo. Ard s~icinitE, ns a Practice
ing Pfysielaa and uSstetrician,
Srse.t' attention give. 10 Disease Of Fe
males ana Ihiidrea.
Chronic diseases viii receive special atten
ton.
Those whose fears havebeen excited asains,
,heeScsss;sc use .: Galomel, or Mercury, il
any iorm Nay rest assured they viii %reccie,
~ ininry-dnrin. treatment.
Every ra,son will be expected TO scttlcthci,
Indebtedness every
SII NDA1'NS, BIZ CASH, FRO
OLl.9E or NOTES.
Poa1t1vCly, present indeht
edness TO be paid mined iateiy to 7. Il. Mar
III. 7. l.. BALDY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24
GEORGE II. sTRUBLE,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
- Toledo, Tama Co., Iowa. Office one
door south Of the "Brick Store'v1n Att
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24

LuM u tgs & III? INHERIT
Il oo0, 900, fcetcf green and seasoned lumber
- OF ell kinds, together with, LArl and
SH lNGI.ESf or sale At the asG
IndiantOyyn Steam Saw Mill
A n. l. SON.
Toledo. June sth, 1860. n35tf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-24
=. WALTER Il
Attorney and C0unsel0r at Law
TOLEDO TAMA COUNTY IOWA.
T.

NOTARY PUBLIC, AND GENERAL LAND
n AGENT, Toledo Tama county, Iowa. All
business entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention.
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pENsIoN OFFICE, JvyR 8rH, 1851.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Application having been msje under the &C; of
Zl june. 1850 Tor the reissue Of the Laud War
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 have
been lost or DESTROYED NOTICE is hereby given that
AZ the date following the DESCRIPTION foach War
rant, new Certificate, of Ike tenor, will he Is-
sued, II no vaid objection shall then appear
No. 81 r272 for i2o acres, issued Tn Reu han iOye
I'd March, 1855 July ytn, 1861.
. No I.6H, for 60 acres, issued under the act of
maToh 81, 1855, III the name Of William TAYLOR
and granted cn the 18th day Of Maror, ls5s.-Au
No 50 SIS, for IGO cores. ispusd under tho 40, Of
Maroh, 1855, In the name of SusnHna i.uhbaEd
widow OF John Hubl ard decreased, and granted
on the 18th day Of Juno, 1a5S.-hugust 81, 1861.
NO. 5,ll6 Tor l6D a0ros, Issued under act of lg47
70 Augustus Ingram, private of Captain Murray's
company, Socond Regment of Iennesseo Infan-
ny.-Sep ember 9Th, 1861
70. 46 745, for lxn acres, issued under the act of
Ma'ch, 1855, IN the name OF Jacob Guliok a d
granted on the S4th day of January, Is56.-Septem-
No 5s 500, for 90 acres, issued under the not o.;
september, 1880 IN the name of Elizabeth Wells
TldoE OF Daniel Wells, and granted on the 21th
day OF SePten ber, l34.-Septembe- 28, 1881.
NO - St1, for $50 aor 8, ISSUED 1nder tne act Of
March, i855, In the name of Alexander Orms, and
granted on the 18th day of October. 1856 -SepIem-
Der %. 1861
No II 625. for $50 acrns, issued under the at #
maToh 1875 In the name Of Amos Arthur. and
ga ted ON the l7;h day OF August, l857.-October
40. co So for IsD acres, under aot OF 1877, and
naarlag u2te hsy ST., 1857, III favor If MIoba 4
PIP father Of samue Kopp, deceased. Tn. RI a
Ql1nS fO. .uuL6tTs, Mexican vdr-ibctUbPr Is 1851
JOSEPH II. DARRETT,
M
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V!o'hh. XVIII.
ORDNANCE STORES

The following explanation Of ordnance stores
now being used in the prosecution of the war,
will be found very valuable for reference:
Shells are hollew shot which are filed with
powder and fuse, which is attached to them,
ignites on firing, the shell exploding at such
times as is regulated by the length of the fuse
Metal fuses are Of three descriptions. viz :
the three-iuch, which is driven with mealsd
powder, and will burn seven seconds; tho four
inch, which is driven with fuse composition
and will burn twenty seconds and the short
range, which Is also driven with the compost
ton, and will burn two seconds. These have
a metal screw cap. Fuse composition is made
with three pound four ounces of pulverized
saltpetre, one pound of sublimed sulphur, and
two pounds twelve ounces Of pit mealed pow
der. One inch is supposed TO burn in five Sc
cends, but when driven with mealed powder
the fuse burns twice as fast in the same time
Blue lights are composed Of one pound twelve
ounces of fground saltpetre, seven ounces of sub
lined sulphur, and two ounces of red orpiment
A slow match is made with loosely lain up
white hemp rope, which is dipped in a solution
Of lime water and saltpetre. One yard will
burn for three hours
Portfires are composed Of two pounds of SUBJ
lined birthstone, one pouEd Of mealed cylinder
powder, and six pounds of pulVerized saltpetre
One Of these one foot long will burn fifteen
minutes.
Biokford's Fuse" consists of tube of DOW
der sewn around with tsrred twine; the out
side being covered with pitch. 1t burns at the
rate of twelve feet in five minutes and cannot
be extinguished by water.
Signal rocket composition consists of four
pounds of pulverirsd saltpetre, one pound Of
su6limed sulphur, and one and one half pound
of flogwood charcoal.
Congrevo rockets are driven on the same
principal as the signal rockets. The case is Of
wrought iron and is used sometimes for shot
and she'll rockets. In the latter instance the
fuse is adapted to the length of fight.
Caressses are hollow shot perforated with
three holes and filled with a composition made
Of six ounces Of pulyerized saltpetre, two pounds
eight ounces Of sublimed sulphur, one pound
fourteen ounces Of pounded resin, ten ounces Of
antimoDy, ten ounces of tallow and ten ounces
Of turpentine. They are fired as u shsll and
are almost inextinguishable; burning about
ten minutes.
Common quill tubes are filed With compo-
sition Of mesled powder, mixed with alcohol );
the heads consisting Of detonating tubes with
composition Of 231 grains of chlorate of pot
asa, the samo quantity, Of antimony, and 73
grains Of Pulyerized glass.
Proof charges for guns are as follows -
Brass Guns Pounds Powder
- l.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

INK. Sh MAN has, after an experience oil ten
~ years, established the above refuge from
suaokery, self label cd Indian or German doctors,
and pretendors Of witchoTsit and impostors In gem
ersl
This is the only place whore g suro and speedy
cure can DO obtained IN tho world for oil mpro per
and evil hEbitg, gonorThs, slset, seminal esk-
ness, syphilis, primary secondary. and tertiary,
Organic weakness. pains IN tbs Joins, structures,
general debility, prostraton nervousness, rest ess
nights, 9aipittl0n Of the heart ringing in the cars
loss of memory, confusion, melancholy, Affections
OF the head, throat, nose aud sIiu, and oil those
peculiar disorders arising from the indisorcson Of
youth, rendering them unit for either business,
study, soclety, or meTrlsGs- =, ,
Dr.. =. has the greatest remedies in ths known
stfctlIss sy rhils, ssmlns veaEnesB, self abuse,
go. There is no case In which they fail to ours Ia
from 8 70 dsys.
Victims Of fisse horrible complaint who would
wish to be valuable men and ornaments 10 sooJety,
should embrace ths earliest opportunity for relief
DR.. ShumAn has m.de the most com p ,ete arrange
msuts for the Comfort Of has patients who oome
from a dixtsnce. They will he furnished with the
mOst pleasant and agreeable guar tors, neces sary
Diet and made IS comfortable ss they would be et
q frat casE hotel at less taan half the cost.
Do not forget the name and number. Dr. Shu
mans ofioe Ii on the corner of Sixth street and
Penn ylvalls avenue. Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington. ID. Q.
Persons At dIstanoo should enclose stamp for
retnrn postage. Once hours, 8 A. M. 10 10 p. NJ
Various parties havs been 6ntio"d from iny ia
ehtulon BY certain swIIdiers on back streets In
this oity, who will 1t till tho oay 2ftheIr death
word 10 the VlBA 10 sufhRAnt 40 ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

CIRcUNLocuTioE. Cincinnati Gazette
illustrates the vexations Of official circumlocu.
fion by the story Of an unsophisticatsd darkey,
who waited upon q certain military gentleman
With q bill OF Sl15. for washing done at the
camp hospital, which, after undergoing q rigid
scrutiny by the officer, wn returned with the
following explanation, which the astonished son
Of Ethiopia listened to with an equal amount of
wonder and perplexity. "This BILL" said the
military gentleman, '.vill first have to be sent
TO the Qaartermaster General at Washington,
and be will report to the Adjutant General,
who will lay II before the Secretary Of Var for
his approval. The Adjutant being satisfed, 1t
viii be sent to the Auditor Of State, who will
approve Of Ii and send il to the Secretary Of
the Treasury, who will send Il to the United
States Treasurer, who will at once dispatch an
order to the collector Of this port to pay the
bill" The darkey relieved himself Of a long
drawn sigh. Then, massa," he remarked,
''dat last gemblan you spoke Of pays for de
ua,hin', dses he ?" {" No." continued the
other, she will hand il to the Quartermsster;
but NJ there is no such oficer here at present.
some proper person must be selected for that
purpose, who must be appointed by the Secre-
tAry Of War, under the direction Of the Presi-
dent and bis appointment be approved by the
Senate. Congress not being in session now,
the commission cannot be issued until after IL
meets. When this commission Is resolved, the
Qutrtermss,er will show il to the collecto
and demand the funds. You will then call
spOn bim be will examine your bill, and If
correct be Will pay it, you giving your recept. !"
The unfortunate Niger 6rst scratched bis
head, then shook il, and finally said, 81 guess
I'll hsb 10 let this washin' slide, but it am de
last b does for Uncle sam, shs 20
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EeLsan's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
nurKFxT LIHINEkr La TEE wokLnl

TIE .ay safe certain ssrs f.s Csrcsrs, Piles, fu-
srs siIxI and Rrsnehils Csitrs ParHlytI, Nss-
rsiI. TsatSsss sf The Muscles CArsnis nAsmmatsry
suEns Of ths ysnts, Csntraetsd hnscss
Lk.1sIi,, Esrshs reshsehs, Brvis. serzins FrssA
Ctis, wssnds, Uiesrs fs' nsIst, Csfst Breast esrs
Epr,I IsraI eeaISs Ssrs Threat any an
pain, difsnes bss s.,srs Or lsnI q. di.ts,, nay
k.vs existed, hcLEAST CEkEgkAfED LIkIMEsT x
q ssrtsin TtDsty.
YhsaI,nds a bxrsn ssinss have bssn t,vsd Is Of a,
and misery the is si, rsn.d,
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINLMENT
WIN relieve pain snssi Enthusiastically and vii sI.,,
purity and hsa ths fsslsE inersd shert tru,
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
HshEANS SCELEBRATED LINiMEHr 10 ths sal, "a "a
lna Ishaeh rsmssy fer the sf Spawn, infeous
Wnafsli. sPnts, unnstsrsl Lsmps sedss or svsiiaF.
ns,sr f.htd % eve Zig Mead, Pslsyl, FistHa, olt
kznnlnG ssfe, or svssly, properly Gpphsd. Fer
ssrSH, sSrstsAs CrssLsd kssi., CAfs. s.dels
81 Csisf SAHts CEsI nsrst, Wstnds Ia nfAllisls
nmsay APyly a. diIssssd and sus ssrtaia Ia sVsrJ
fhsn tyfs lsnssr via tss many vsrsksss LinE snts
ssst.d ve yss Ostsin Iupfly sf DR. hcLEAN1 CELk-
BAY s.O kI1lAEAT. II hUill care
J. H. MCLEAN, Esls rrsEristsF,
Cssssf Third and Pine sa, D. Essis, Ale.
CsAhkEn frOfr, rS Pa. sv- sale agent ia WasAinsf
tss u fNsark. .ss~srsts~~ % 9-nAWIv
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY sCUOOI,
ALEXANDRIA, "a.
Mrs. 8. J. MCCORMICK. PRINCIPAL,

The thirteenth annual session OF tnis Irstitutlop
will commence on Tuesday, September lsth IN the
house re2ertly occupied By Sylvester SCOTT, Eas.,
No. $50 King street.
The course Of study pursued will comprise al
the branches regulate 30 tEGToIyh Er Siish Edu-
cation, and IL uslc, French, Latin Eng Drawing, il
desired.
In addition TO dsy scholars, MIA. Mccormick /.
prepared to receive limited number cE pupils ns
6osrssrs, wbo, constituting q part OF her own fam
lily, VII Ge Upder Ear lnmejlnte caTe and slpsryI-
sion. She Will enioavor as far ss poCaihiC 70 eur
Of Home.
=, ,Rsfrs.c:s.-Rcv, geo. II. No.tod, Rsy. DIR. Ens,
Ess., Eds.r s6owden Eae :, Edmund Ei Witws1'
Ess- HSEn5y .Ey MeiT5u,y, Es.., LsyIs HGEenIle
Editor EvoRinE Star. pjamin w eters. Ess. Jas
Entwiste, Ir., t;s<, Col. John W. Minor, LoSd0up,
Brether1.
Board, with Tuition In g.. ths Eng iBh Branches,
IN advance.
Music ard Languages st Profsssors' yrioes.
II No extra clarEes. Eu Ss-u
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TkIEsEMAR,l,2 and S-Protoctsd BY Ro-.l
SSItsIsr aepsnt o. 6ngiSnd, and secured by ths
SedLB OF Tie EoOle de EhEfGsole de PArla, and -
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NO, ls lpVolu for cZ Z6suBtiOn an rntcrT.e~
and a. ply lo8l disabilities.
NO. comp letelI Grad les sll trrcee OF those
olscsos thst have beoa kite .reztsd the nAa-
se0Gs 4nd pernlcinHs usN of Soraivs aEd DeOs.
TO has entirely sUPFlA2tee Lse Intnroua = Of
ncrcnry, therebJ lnturinE 20, ere Sufferer syesdy
felei, clspeTs'nE al Impurities, and roctiEI On
. THlESEHAR Noe. ], q ard :, are prepared "
the form OF loEcuEe, devoid Of ASS aud sLte.l,
Gnd can be carried 10 the vSIs5oOst pocket. sod
Ininlstered by Nepeau, Lsllenaad, Roux. Rlcord
&c. Price IS oach, or four oLses for S9, which
tsves Is; and IN y cases, whereby there Iss saw
ing of SO. To DO bad, whO,esal and retail, Of Or
BAHROW, OF lSA BlosokeT UtTeet, Rev HoFk.
Immediately on receiving reInitt1 nee, Dr. BarroU
will forward the Tresein1T tO any part az the World
securely packed, and sdaTSszCe according 10 Tie ia
ItructiGHs of the writer.
The Book, OF 2! others, that shcad bo -rrsd nv
men with damaged and iFok az down cor ~. ns
m Hnman, FTsilt,, or Fay EtoiuEica hesez ru Ies-"
peeGtLtully ttIstre.rds 3n1 tres rnsLulcly Of
~ inc SMp.ons That invEriT ~ tsyciop them
sefsA so2ler OF lstsr, re- giuns iToR fAilties
~ habitS ct eAriI yOJt, Ibcs pSOifa atuI
nolsi s.ate bnd n not checked an time, de Eeuef-
ttlHE 81 Toe functions Of mAhErod. ard brinunf
LIZ .eR " tteE g llaEeT ag snd uRtiinS tea tn
Solo oJ Dr. ARROW, IGE Z 'eecker street, IOUT
ooOts hsiow hGcdcUSs', New NoFk. Price -
oeLtp Seot nss every sAere.
,ta aso NJ y :. Z. Fore, H., Drug Store, Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
DENTISTRY.

MI TEETH.
~. LOOMS, "a. D., the inventor nad pate 7tee
olth1 MINERAL PLATE TEETH, st@S
tepds personally At his ofice in this citv S&srS
MANY persons can wear these teeth vhO11Io
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
PERSONS calling at nay olfos can be accommodated
WIN any style And price of Teeth they may dssIre
OUT 10 tnose who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest strongest, and most perfect denture tina;
AT can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this cIty-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
stn ana 10th SITS. Also. 907 Arch street, Phi adei
bmS' oc lSu