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kJkTREss MoSROE, July 10, [
Via BALrIMoRr, July II, 1861.


Gen. Butler was 90 well pleased yesterday with the
expgments with the Hotcbkiss shells that he at once
ordered large number for immediate use. They can
be projected from The ordinary rfed caDnsn.
500 homes and forage for the same for 30 days. are
ON the way 20 Old Point.
The rieate Santee sailed this afternoon to join the
Gulf squadron.
Tie SuSquebanna, iDstead of going Southward, ~
stated in Yesterdays Dispatch will shortly sail for
New-York for repairs.
Several persons came down from Baltimore this
morning with an intention Of going 10 Norfolk, but
Commander Stringam would not permit flag of truce
70 leave tie haIbor.
No mitory movements whatever are taking place
near Old Point
The eat ia excessive and the health Of the troops
generally good. Two hundred and City, who have
been rejected from regiments, baye left for New-York
on Il propeller Stars and Stripes.
The Quaker City tits morning captured the brig
Amy Warwick, of and owned in Richmond, from RIO
and bound 10 Hampton Roads, with 300 sacks Of
coffee. Pant Of the cargo 10 owned by BriSifh mer-
chants.
The Quaker City yesterday made reconnaissance o
the coast 80 miles south of Cape Henry and raw i've
wrecks on the shores all old and entirely deserted.
Toe Confederate are telling and burning the trees
at Sewalls Point, indicating that they intend hohjny
Lhe place.
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1gTE.L ORDER--Ro. =.
NEi D4riErrIe ufrsuTaEifr ~ EmeiNfA,
FGErlrss " .gE,r, JGe o. 1921.

FeETtr,. " ,gE,r, Jats o. 1901.
attention Of ~ tho o.snf sslers OF tf lie yErsut
Il 60 q article 2h 81 A,y Ltuious ilL, prob oirs
ILb3 dscrsl9n nlssy having TO oeet " pfa .
ren-urss l0itrr8 cJnfAtits rthrr
prsi.e or ceHre - The of any oeT o. tcTyf % the
Deptr ett nustuDt b Wutn permitted % be pubshed
In military olS3.c ~ after tho pub csin a. this order vii
b. ulshad such ~ " this order l. obvious II
ne NAV prise her pay blanc Il tho tcNtgrfer attack u
uBds the be permitted cfiaa obs d t1ius
uona will oCctI, aud beartbunlogt aud l.IBCs arAo be
tAse1 ofcs and corps Dp deirnalta q 90 sf'
vs ANY rrrsrn not eI tod slIle Who sh.l wuis 100
psbhc.tiou o. permi. be- plhLsfei 'csoa
igs anY irnlion whatever o. Guy o. troops
rsd s eEpsis,-g e"Lsro o. p4rie % ANY move
e will be away from trn Department ard tot
Iernted 10 for this portion 81 hs cfdeE 10
lrcesay bat Il conserifnt 10 sys Tax, Or example,
tie steamer Csgline he TIP q hsHP Ners WHICH "sa
h'cd glcn - sn tus g. the enemy, witch cfeP5 OF f1A
seHslfs Point Before neIi nip vas pat
board and csreiy c9tc1d MORT d' IN the NOPE thtt
TIE sneuya ooet Tet the cfneat, ahicE would
suit Ia of capture, au tue Canine cnycsd 90 retunr her
tPs thVH tsuy armed But me u'St eorIou 81 Vac rev
fork Pteis iniornea the enemy tb 1Sed tsttsry had sn
pat bOaid The Ca-le, With the cApIfe Il tbs
eueys tue Such oelse val not 30 tep-zed aud the
oisE.eE showed 70 ROMAN here viii for giashlef
~ comuand n BENZ. y. BUTLER, hti0r-Oeueral
T.. q. CECEoHiLl. Fret Lieut. Third Art, A. A. GsaL
must be permitted 10 cay that while have no
complaints to make Of this order. but tie
contrary think il right long all of people
Suffered 10 como and 90, and aud hesr and when
trey get away publish il all the osteIibs objects Of
the order will he nnlifed. The BslinOre paprs daily
tenn with gossip, in which few fscts only AIs snoth-
sed, gathered from the passengers. II should do tho
Ike, "will at lie away and no! permitted
return don't plead guily 10 toe Charge Of violating
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Inerir to 10 affixed Is fh day % July in the yeer
of or Lord one ho-agDd eht hundred and sixty-one,
and u The Inducements VI the United States Of Amer
jea the eighty-sixti. GALE Il. SNITH.
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Brme'i'f ngjniiiy.2,Te3
REHABILITATION.


Nad'Fo7t h's ml.E5I0 fih Unioa nsI..''s4,5FI
The shove vote is ful and oncial. save In tbs
instance Of Boone County, in the Teuth Ds1ot, from
which County no returns were received.
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TIE sryENrY-MNra REGIMENT, n. Es.M

TliE StNENIf-NJNI1 hEOi1AsNAi AZ - %
40 sAe - io.qJ TAe y. y. T'itass
SIN: Being unable as you may imagine 70 eoi'Oi'n'
the time noocsspy 70 reply individually to ths nanVtf'
WHO have addressed me inquring with eager Anxiety
as TO everything connected with the Highland hegi-
peut down 20 its mnutest moveUievss fron tho hour
that o-,lBzed il for she war, laval myself Of your
columns. a "a open 10 SEGA an object 10 Acknow-
leave c,e,t.. these communicates, and ~ inrrsS
such a conc % summary Vi tbs movements ana pro-
grsss Of the 7gtb as may, hope, be satisfactory A11
iptere,ting q diem and 70 TIE many Scottish heaHs
that ia ever, land art throjbing Ia sympathy WIZ
tboie kirsrlen, Nor am witLout hope that Suc5
conmunison may rOssess the additional advatage os
Icing IN eone measure guide 70 other rosoents w 70
arc now going through the o.doa Of formation aud az
cep,snes 40 % what they TO expect, and % who4
they nay With reliance call. For myself nom the
hour when siler nrDy fruless oorts in C.herqn1reTs
obtsined directly from Secretary Camero1 he accep'
TANGO OF the regiment for tho war, Icaono' speak ~
iesnt high terms Of tie renlOus cooperation snA
yslunJle services rendered 20 and TO the rsg1Men
by the oficsrs acting fOrthe State in New-Iofk and
Wilmington. On the evening Of our depriurs We
were accompanied 10 tbs boat By Gen. Hall, weoss
anxious nteres, 10 the regiment seemed 10 gather IN
lie grassy everything that vas sssuiIiis % BE- o'''
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FROM FORTRESS NGNB0E.

Reported Death Of Gen. MsgrndeF-Tho
Late siirn,isb-ghs Rebels Badly
whipped Besertrrs-Whnt They
Say Firing fsous sewaii's PciBt-Bresh-
ing ZIP OF the Ficet-Why more has not
beca dene-usre TTOops-An Order by
Gen. Batter, and nm Admonitiou 70
GOErespondsntS.
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DEPARTMENT cF TsE IarERIOR, !
MAaHIhaInn LII. Il I..I

To ne Speaker II tAs House Of Brgy,sntat,es,
/ Caleb u. Smi b, Secretary of tho Interior. DO
hereby certify that in discharge Of the duiy devolyed
on me by the provisions OF an act Of ConQr,ss gp-
pr0ved NAV -, 1850, entitled AN act providing for
TIE taking Of be seventh and Subsequent censules Of
the United S;aes and 20 Gy the nun or Of ioeubers
az the HOuse Of Representatives, and 10 provide for
tbe future sppOrioument among the several Staiee'
lave apporiioned the Representative foe the
XXANIlth Congress among the several States o.
provided for by said act ia the directed by
the twenty nth section tbeoof. And DO hereby fur
Their cortify that the following is correct statement
Of the number OF Representatives appot0ned 60 each
State under tho lai, or eighth enumeration OF tao
poDuliiloD Of the United ST lgs taken ia ACCORDANCE
with ire acc approved the I'd of hIay, 1850, above
,af,,,d m n, tIe St.ta of
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sRom PATrEHsON,s CoLUngN.

Corrosposdsnce Of The N. Y. Tribuae
HARRISBURG, Va, July 2, 1861.
We IRE ELL here, quiet, Jet painting after our chsss
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CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENT ATION.

Tie following communication Of tho Secretary Of the
Interior Announces the sppotionmeHs Of Representa-
tives among The several States ulder the Eighth
Census:
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TIE aggregate being two hundred and thirty
(kS3, Representatives.
In teslimony whereof have bereunto subscribed
my name aud caused the seal Of the Department OF tie
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-12-21
$3.50 \ YEAR

Der fighting for the overthrow of free
Government, the establishment Of an
arlstocracy, and the perpetuation and
spread OF human Slavery. Bnt while
lighting this battle i'll behalf of Cons,i-
tutlonal liberty, it bchooves us espceial-
y 70 see to it that the Constitution re.
cplrcS no detriment 1T onr hands. We
will have gained but little i'll suppress
ing the lnsurrection, if it be ut the es.
pcnSe Of the Constitution, for the chains
which the bondman wears are none the
lighter because they are pressed bv his
OWN an! not another's hands. As wa
expect to come out of this contest will.
our tiag full and complete in all it's pro-
portions, not a stripe erased or a star
obScured, SO let Us preserve the Consti,
tuition, perfect in all lis parts, with al.
Its guarantees for the protection Of life
and liberty unimpaired, and the instru-
neht itself rendered doully dear, from
the fact that it has been sacredlv main
tanned and proven equal to every cmcr-
Gency, under circumstances the most
trying to which a nation was ever sub,
Jccted. Then, when the struggle is
over, we will have an assurance that
our Government is stronger than ever.
before, and that Constitutional Liberty
is established on foundation which no
human power will ever be able to sub
vert
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-12-21
Fact, Fancy and Fun.

RIGHTEOUSNESS breaks the sack.
"A close mouth catches no flies.
Spare your breath to cool your
porridge.
--Qneor kind Of loYe-A neuralgia
affection.
There Is aremcdy for all things
but death.
Moving for new trial--courting
q second wife.
Never trust your nose into other
mems porridgc.
Small faults, indulged, are thieves
to let IN greater.
Show me thy company and l will
tell thee what thou art
Ii You DO good, forget it if evil,
remember and repent Of it.
Fancy runs most furiously when =
guilty conscience drives it.
Dog stealing il the SECOND degree.
hooking town made sausa2cs.
Why Is the letter G lik> the SUM-
BeoGn8e it is the center Of light.
When good luck is knocking at,he
door, it Is not fit to shut him out.
Wanted to know-Whether the
volume Of sound mas yet been found.
--Thosc who heed rot Gods writ
are often forced 10 heed The sheriff7s.
ALI diseases speak to us solemnlv
and eloquently, except the dumb ague.
Not he who possesses, but he that
enjoys his wealth is the rich and hap
py,
-Policeman-A man cmployed by
the corporation to sleep in she open.
air.
States Evidence-~a wretch who
is parloned for being rneaner than his
comrades.
A Qaestion.-NVhether tho cold
wine" SO much priced is older than e.
der wine:
-F'riend-a person who will assist
ycu because he knows your love via
excuse him.
An old bachelor says that during
Ieap-year the ladies jump at every Of.
fer Of marriage, hence the term.
Ii a favor is asked of YOU, grant
it, if you can. If not, refuse it in such
manner as that one denial may be
sufficient.
The last name out for that class
Of timid anti-war men recently called
the white feather party, is the "shir.
tail party"
--Bryant said that ''the groves were
Gods first temples" a good many
young lovers unquestionably find them
delightful meeting houses.
-"See here Mister" said young lad
Of seven summers, who was treed by q
dog; "if you don't take that dog
away, I'll eat all your apples"
jeff Thompson reported the
whipping he got at Frederickstown,
Mo, in laconic style: .'The enemy
came ont two to my one, and whipped
me when left"
The reason given by Garibaldi for.
declining to play part in the great
war drama is, that he is engaged to
enact the principal character in "Yen-
ice Preserved" "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-12-21

condemned 10 forfeiture by the Judi
| cial authorities in districts in which il.
dicial process was not obstructed. I
want no other authority for putting
down even this gigantic rebellion than
such rs may be derived from the Con
stitNtion properly interpreted, It is
equal even to this great emergency,
and the more We study its provisions,
! the more it is tried in troublous times,
! the greater viii be Our admiration for
! the Instrument and our yenoration for
is authors. As unpopular as the ayow-
al may be for the moment among the
thoughtlo&s, I here declare that | am
for supprcsSjng this mon5uous rcbelI-
ion according to law, and in no other
way, and I believe that Congress has
only to discharge It's DUTY, a0I the ar
my perform its with energy and actiyi-
", 70 bring the war 20 4 speedy and
successful issue. We arc fighting to
maintain the Constitution and it cspcc-
ialiy becomes us, i'll appealing to the
people to come to It's rescue, not to vi
oIatc it ourselves. How are we better
than the rebels if beth alike set at
nanght the Constitution? I warn my
conntrymen, who stand ready to toIer-
ate any act done in good faith for the sup
preston Of the rebellion, not t. sane
ton usurDations Of power which nav
hereafter become prccodcuts for tie
destruction of constitutional Iiacrtv-
The constitution declares that Con-
groSs shan have r0v.;nr 80 Ies.Iar.
WAR; and "mak|s rules conocrniar
c2ntnr.s On land or wat2r.,, to Droyil9
ana ,aainta;2 . navy. - mako rn1.4
furt1n government 81 lie 12nl and M a.
yaf Hgr~-.s. 70 nJovi1e FIR ~a,lier forth
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-12-21

6o,,, n the Sy1,,ee If .pcbe5s
Mr. 'rrnn,hnII sold.
/ In Dresentinr this hin to tho consider
alton of the cHnato dns;rn "a aca,,,.
many # with some Io,,ar),, n,,,,ionotor,.
Of i. cl,ror.+a, on5 tbo ,,,.;nil:r,I.,., -,
which i = bseo1 A., ;ts +;ttn ;i,,,n,,t..
+ i hi fn,, confs,at;nc+ tLo ,,r,,,,(,,.t :,
o,I [.;.;''l. r.oaaar, ~
hale = 57rn,,;7ao a.. +ha oI..I,,to - ,,l
nn,,,Io4o t:,.f,;t,,~., aT'';.
c1 G,a4ns of o,.n'., ,rl,;as ~ r. Irr,o,. I,. 49,.
real and ,arsoraI onJ rharesnayFa,. s;t
uated within thn United Statns or Ln-
voDd the reach of civil nrornse in tho
ordinary mode Of ind;c;.I nrooonIin(.
| in consGunnncn Of tha nroerI,t rni,nII;n57
who dn,.inr, ;ts oz,;sto,,no ,,Lonll ta1.3
M orn,e ,o3;,,e+ tIo Tr,;+oI ,4.+oo -.
~ ,n,, via al cr o.ao4 40 r,1,nIIir',
This fnrf,.it1ro +o 1,n nnrnrn.d o1.oins+
nronnrtv ~ tLn r.ha1I;,ns I;St,;a,s
thr6nnb tho oiI;tor,. no,vn,, o,,.1 a(e,;,s,
nroncTtv IN othnr no,t;onS 64.ILa 7 -n;tnI
Statrs IN v,I,irb tho ;nd;rioI oo,,.nr =
not lLsf,ntnl ~, rai,nI,;l,, tI,rr,,~I,
tIc coIrt~ y anJ me- NE nrorno1s ''l'o%J 81 r1n
- o"I ',' ,,,i u ~ 1,'g
ta3 s,r;nnIs 't,,, - 't''' ; fI c,.:'
. I''0 ,''S1 ~ ~
~ - - ',lIo'< = - 10 IlC'o Lo' ''IC Ge!!.
- ,i'lN,.II 49, @IoI1;, 7 ~ '''l''
+. o'ti :. ''S ':DS'!',''; :'; 81" ~ 11'
ll@l .''V 'A.'Tn>eS C,I1 Hli"'I1o !'i III ic@ sup
PIcoS''". >, ne 'i' a'>o l'''G''' tne
tL',,5'S ,I q al Feoe : and t'o<e VINO s.Te
t,'''H 'n' ana COMFORT 70 IHe persons
Ile5 nolo !. . II Si;tIeFy' 8eo!"fe5 me saves
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-12-21

! ~ ~ ,''','' 1'iC'''.tH on
1,t,.', .,L I''S I.o' Sc"t!al'! oeen ToFIe'ted
nLia t' '''S ~ @ ~ t"l 'e''"'e = 3"QU'$"oA-
",r, 'U' '''',' , t,'H - eAeIc'Se"' Il nec'S-
-. ~ S" '''c "l' s!':,S q ''l1 "tr>
o,.,,,t. rrLa .I'1 '''s' : =, '''e
Lasa .e'l'f tto rl., lmu 'Jor!>' h MneT''e' 'ney
;'' t"s.5 ''1o II" S1' navy SG'H'1 ''''' cen
MS o".o'.1;H (r ,.a, rl ~ ,o - a,'e,,' "''0
.+,ao ,, ~ ~ ',1o.'e' :, ">''2',
l>;,., -, li''I'""N """I"
@anf",t t,, - t'1< "'..N 2'i,, Hf ''.e !'9''' 20
tho,, nosa - .at w. " ~ -1,,S', .i2I our"
VIM havo casnI%2,1,, f.Is', '''i,, soSIS
asr,i,st 1ho f,,,.n,,,,,,c,, NJ, ~ !, '.'o
free the sI9vos of rohn1S v-,,I1 ~ ~ .,T -, y
" o1aar With that - n,nIlaat, ,'>''.
nronort,, C,,,ro,aIl,, ~, = ','>''
that thrv nrof.ss - bo1I thar,,t. H. H. -
one Of the most efficient mean, f'r fr' 81 80
t2jnino, the o96 fo,, uh;nL tIa
the Union have boon ca1laI f'rtL .ti,>3 ~ o'
rioht to rostnrn - thn,,, ~ Ca'7 wv
liberty of which tho, ba,a Loa,, ~
" derived is donjlv cIoar T. o'1,, w.,
romans 10 i,,onirn wh,othor !, ,,,a1,;n
use OF 'a"tnI means to crush this wick
60 Fe6eIIoa, 1t Is policy 10 coniscate
t1o property OF rebels, and take from
them the support Of unrt Quilted labor
Gan there be question OH this point?
y no does not know that treason has
gained strength by the IeniencY with
which it has been treated? We have
da1Jjcd "ith it qpitc too long already
Instead Of being looked upon as the
worst Of crimes, as it really is, it has
come to be regarded as trivial offtnsc
TO be atoned for by 9 promise to do 50
10 more The despoiiers Of Ioyal citi-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-12-21


unaIS II time of peace. Under Ger.
tam circumstances, either may be call.
ea 10 the ald OF the other. The Courts
sometimes made use OF the military III
ald oi the execution Of their powers.
ana thc military would doubtless have
ni>e authority to make use ofthe aid oi
J"dieIa! trl0on ais IN districts under i'll
sHirectonary control, should they be
deemed & proper means by the militia
ry power to aid in Suppressjng the re
oeiilon. In each case the power call
ell 10 the aid Of the other, whether it
be the military in time Of peace, to the
assistance OF the Judicial, or the judi
cI2I IN times Of rebellion, u the assist
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-12-21

Speech Of Hon. Lyman Trumbul,
Of Illinois, III the .Senote, Dee. 9TH,
on q Bill introduced Jy him, coJ2f5-
eating tie Property and gicing Free
dom to tie .Hurcs Of i2c6eIs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-12-21
MU SIC

MISS MARY E. HANLEY will receive Eve
NJ pupils to receive instruction on the iano
Forte, at the residence of L. NJ Hawley.
Terms-Six Dollars per quarter, including
use Of instrument
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Scrofl1la. or Kings Evil.

is constitutional disease, corruption Of the blood
by which this fluid becomes yitiated, weak, and
poor. Being in the circulation, it pervades the
whole body. and may burst out in disease in any
part of it. No organ is free from its attack upon
Is there one which it may not destroy, The scrof-
lous taint is caused by n1ercural disease low living
disordered or unhealthy food, impure air, Nth and
filthy habits, the depressing vcess and, above all,
by the venereal infection Whatever be its origin
it is hereditary in the Constitution, descending
' from parents to children, unto the third and
fourth generaton; ); indeed, it seems to be the rod
OF Kim who says, will visit the iniquites of the
fathers upon their children. - -
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in the
lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed tuber-
cles; in the glands, swelliEgs; and, on the
surface, eruptions sores. This foul corrup-
ton, which genders in the blood, depresses the
ergies of life, that scrofuous constitutions not
only suffer from scrofulous complaints, but they
have far less power to Withstand the attacks of
other diseases; consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although not scrofulous in
their nature, still rendered fatal by this taint
in the system. Most of the consumption which
decimates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous CONT Aminasion and many des-
tructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain, and
Indeed, of all the organ, arise from aggrava-
ted by the same cause. s E.r iJl.31-G13
One quarter of all our people ara scrofulous
their persons invaded by this lurk infection
and their health is undermined by il. To cleanse
1t from the system we must renovate the blood by
an Alternative medicine, and nvgorate it by healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine we supply
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-10
WE We HOTEL.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE

WILL BE OPENED AUGUST 1st, 1861
The undersigned having leased the above House
for term of years, and having had the same fitted
up with great and expense, would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Evansville and vicini
ty, and the travelling public generally, that said
House is now in a most excellent condition in ev-
cry respect and ia every department
It ia our intention to keep said house as first
class Hotel, and in such manner will give gem
era satisfaction to all who may favor Us with their
patronage Iu fact, such house Evansville has
for many years stood greatly in need of, and we
respectfully solicit the patronage of all iu
taking. s l.. ID. -rz.s
The American House is situated on the bank Of
the river, at the corner af Water ard Sycamore
Landing The guests Of the house are favored with
full view of eight ten miles Of the beautiful
Ohio and also with a continual cool and refreshing
breeze from TIE river during the summer months.
These considerations render it by far the mo st
pleasant and desirable location for Hotel In the
city. ~
passengers arriving or departing by boats, and an
ON nbus will run to and from the American to all
passenger trains on the Z. & @: r. r.
Our rooms will at all times be kept clean and in
excellent ORDER and furnished with good and clean
/ beds.
Our table will at all times be furnished with the
/ best the market affords, and plenty of it., and We
shall exertion in our power 70 render the
I AMERICAN HOUSE q home to all who may favor
us with a call.
! We hope, by strict attention to business and to
/ the wants of the public to obtain 9 lSrge portion
OF the public patronage, OF which we shall endea-
vOr to render ourselves worthy.
W. a. BOICOUBT, formerly of City Hotel.
J. J. PILLsBURY, formerly of steamer Masonic
Gem. july30-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-10

DIR. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerly oo-
cupied by DR.. Kivett in Dr. Bray's building, oppo-
site the Post Once for series of years, would re-
sPectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville and the
surrounding towns and country, to visit his rooms
and see the specimens on exhibitions wheehsrthsy
need the services of Dentist not. l
Since the issuing Of his last circular and adver-
tisement, over year since, several improvements
and new inventions have been made. Of which he
has availed himself, and allows nothing that will
subserve the interests of his patients, to pass
secured. His facilities are better and establish
ment larger, without doubt, thar any other in our
State, and equal to any in Eastern cities All those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
great pleasure. .--54- A- I'D - sat i-
The following are the styles of work manufactur-
ed by him:-ContinHous Gum; Block Carved
Work: Vulcanite Base; Ooralte5 AMBER Cheoplss-
Nothing can excel the beauty and cleanliness OF
the continuous gum work. It is without seam
creVice. Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour by this style Of
work, and also by the of the Vulcanite, Coral
ite, and Amber Base. The latter styles, for light
and adaptation to difficult mouths, excel any
cells anything we have ever seen.
he has several anesthetics for aIleviating pain
when extracting teeth. They are perfectly harm
less. The most delicate can have them applied.
He does not advertise anything he cannot do,
nor exhibit anything not made by himself.
Parents should consult the health and beauty 6f
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invaluable organs. ts
Irregularity Of childrcn's teeth corrected sue
Those having decayed teeth, should either have
them extracted filed at (the latter II pos
siblel. The health Of the parties and the remain
ing teeth demand this.
6B take pleasures in introducing DR.. Haas,
my successor to the old rooms in Bray's building
hoping he will nnd them both pleasant and PROFIT
able, From my intercourse with the Doctor
am pleased to find him of the progressing;
possessing taste and high professional ability and
mend him to the community as skillful and COM
petent dentist. (msStzS) J. KIVETE.