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WASHINGTON, April IS, 1852
Be,,rceard 3s certainly entitled to the ~ tlesis.
=, Dc, ..x,,;ad - 1.ha p,,:tt.
nat1on WHICH Benton appneu " yonn leas1'
- great liar and dirty dog" 1t was he who
frat proclaimed, iu official form, that the war
crr If +,,a I1n;on army w,s t. booty and beau.
~ .De o. '1y "10 N, 1
IT," 1t WIS under his command That the Vam-
pires st Bull Run dug up tho bodies Of our
soldiers and ho;,ed the re.,o,ns. tn ohta;o fhe
s1'.Nm- 80 raN -
shulls aaa oones 12F spurs, hulle hanoles, soap
dishes, rings, and other Fec Jean trophies Of
the eugapcment-the proofa of which will
shortly he u;ven IN tba nuh1,c He nou has
49, -! ~ So y. W. F ,,.I' 44&>s
the hardwood to claim the battle OF PittsourE
Landing IS rebel victory, notwithstanding
he retreated. Jeavfnr the field of hattie and
.-.. - -. ...,.s.5 l.. ~. ~.
moA' Va nao "oanseo ~ oeh- o."ns posees1
sion. Not content With imposing his talse-
hood upon his own people, he must needs send
.-.-e9 =. .-Ersss ',a -
Ing permission 10 bury his dead! falstaf de-
| scribing his victory over Percy, after fighting
| ia good hour by Shrewsbury clock.n did mot
| ~ % -, ,,.,..,1,, .,a x,or,.51,
| 1s Aoie p'A'pau!5 ~" 'oana1!.
The visit Of h. Mercier, The French Minister,
| to Richmond, has given rise to some specu1a-
ton, and the quid nuncs have even connected
! it with propositions Of compromise ofour gov
eminent with JEFF Davis. 1t Is net etimpFobable
that Merc1er will take occasion to assure the
rebel government that Napoleon deems their
chances Of success too small to build any
hopes Of European reco :nition upon, aud be
may suggest, in that view, . speedy cessation
, 1862-04-22
The Trihune.
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1860.
DEA4H OF GOV. HARVEY.
r. 4o--3- ~,rsno3 - hoor tf1of H.

DEAAA VI &fV*e AAE0As l.
We are deeply panied to hear that Gov.
Harvey Of Wisconsin, is dead. The tele-
graph states that he wns accidentally |
drowned in the Tennessee river while STEP
ping from one steamer to another. He passed |
through this city few days before, to vis-
it the Wisconsin troops at Pinsburg, and
took along with him 8 large quan~ t
tity Of stores for the relief Of the wounded
He was in excellent health, full Of patriotic |
energy, and hopeful Of an early termina-
.ion Of the war by the complete subiug gation
Of the rebels. But his mission Of useful
ness and beneFolence was quickly cut
short BY this most unfortunate accident
Gov. Harvey was born st East Haddam,
Ct. July a2d, 1920. His parents emigrat-
ed to Ohio and located at Shawmsville in
1925. He WAS educated at Western Re-
eerve College. Hudson, and removed to
Kcnosba, Wis 1910. His first labors in
the Few State Of his adoption were as 8
teacher in the Academy Of Kenosha, and
later he edited with credit and honor to
himself The Whig organ published in that
city. In the same place he was married in
'48, to the esteemed lady who survives him.
In 1850 Gov. Harvey moved to SHOPPER,
Rock Co, where he engaged in the manu-
featuring business, and has since resided.
He was member CT the first Constitu-
tional Convention, and represented Rock
county, in the State Senate two terms,
from 1855 to 1857. He was then elected
Secretary Of State, q place be held. until
last fall WHEN he was elected Governor. "A
man ef incorruptible integrity, 81 earnest
patriot, Wisconsin was fortunate that the
result Of her last memorable campaign in
STATE politics placed him at the head Of her
affairs. He b6s been earnest andr:zcalous
inealling heafssons to the field, and in Sc.
curing fidelity and thorouhness in every
detail Of their equipment, And when there
came from the battle field q call fol
humanity; in behalf of our wounded, Gov,
Harvey was the first to answer to the ap.
pcal. and it was the closing act Of his use.
full and herAKed life
WisconEtH lid no nobler or truer mar
than Louis P Harvey, nor had she eyer {
more upright, patriotic or incorruptibl'
Executive His untimely decease will fl
The breasts Of his people with sorrow, an'
the whole West will sympathize With:!thei
grief.
Hon Edward Solomon, OF Milwaukee,
the Lieutenant Governor, now succeeds t
the Office Of Governor Of Wisconsin durin
the remainder Of the term, which expire
On the first Of january, 1861
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Prayer Of Thanks for Emancipation.
Tho session Of the House WIS opened last
Thu1sday morning, with the following prayer
BY Rev. Thomas a. Stockton, Chaplain Of the
House:
We thank Thee for the abo}ition Of slavery
In the District Of Columbia. We thank Thee
for the emancipation Of slaves in the capital
OF our countrY. We thank Thee that our son
is now free from slavery, and that this air Is
now free 1ir, and 20 shall remain forever. We
accept this great blessing, not as the result Of
numan manlestation-nota a. matter OF party
development Of another form OF confirmation
of-1hy great and glorious purpose, to carry
on and complete the whole work Of huuaau
redemption. Therefore we h1ess and magnify
Thy most excellent name, uniting with the
churches Of all lands, and Of III agea in say.
ing:-Glory be unto the Father, mud unto tho
Son, md unto the Holy Ghost; - It waa tn
the beginning, Ia now md cver s1s11l be. World
Without end T. - -.:1.., i:l.:.. : !ss;;- =
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partment here, is m official statement Of the
number Of killed and wounded In .ohn4on's
corps ut the battle Of Bull Run. It is chiefly
interesting as showing the number Of ragt.
. meptg brought down from Winchester to par
ticipate ID that memorable eng engagement. It Ia
as follows:
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DIR WARRINGTON LETTER.

II. -Hc.7citr's Visit to Richmond-7he Bankrupt
cy EHl-Chieogo Elctiou-Ne7c Facts from
EI5uH Run-Ssrexgth Of Johnson's Corps at he
Battle-Ftoposed Reorganization Of tie Court
Of C{Qln.S.
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MI. H01e and f6e ChafFK0anghIp OF
the Naval Committee.
The following is the letter sent to the Pres
ident Of the Senate by Senator Hale:
To The President Of the Senate:
hereby resign my place as Chairman of the
Committee on Naval Affairs. do so because
can no longer hold the place consistent Tsith
what conceive to be due to proper seG-re-
spect. And that there may be no mistake or
1nisapprehension as to my reasons for SO do
ing, wish to add that nothing which has oc-
CURED outside the Senate chamber has had
any influence with me. Lest the steps taken
eIon, will further add that all have and all
am shall be cheerfu1ly devoted to the cause
Of MT country.
Shon1d usy constituents demand it of me,
have the fullest confidence that can readily
vind1cate the propriety and necessity which
| 1A1IA- p q
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INFANTRY.
1st-Col. Robinson, before Yorktown.
2d-Col. Poe, before Yorktown.
3d-Col. hamp1fn, before Yorktown.
4,h-Col Woodbury., before Yorktown.
bth-Iieut. Col. Beach, before Yorktown.
6sh-Col Ciutenfus, at Ship Island, Miss.
7th-col. Grosyenor, before Yorktown.
+ 8th-Col. Fenton, at Beaufort, 6, c.
9th-Col DrHeld, with Gen. Mitchen's column
1Gth-Co1. Lum, In Tennessee.
11tt-Lt. Col, Stonghton, at Bardstown, Ky.
17th-Co1. Quinn, at Pittsburg, Tenn
1ath-Col Shoemaker, at Nashville Tenn.
341h-Eol. Sinclair, in Tennessee.
15th-CoJ. Oliver, ot Pittehurg, Tenn.
1Gth-Cu}. Stockton, before yorktown.
17th--EA toute to PIttshurg, Tenn
18th {sngineers-Col. Inners, at MuEfeesboro,
Tenn.
1st-rol. Btodbead, with Gen. Banks.
2d-Lt. Col. Gorham, with Gen. Pope.
3d-Col. A1gHe1, With Gen. Pope,
ART11LKRY.
Lcomis's battery. With Gen. Mitchell.
Dee battery, at Pittsburg, Tenn.
ROSES battery, 1T Pitt6buFg, Tenn
Lanpheres battery, with Gen. Pope.
De Golyer's battery, with Gen. Pope
Andrewss battery, with Gen. Pope.
Hidwel1's battery, with Gen. Pope.
suARPaHoOTERs.
Capt. Giroux, (Berdan's 1st regiment before York
Capt Stuart, {Bcr1hn's 2a regiment> near Wash
iEstpn.
Capt. &atthews, Berdan's ID regimsnt) nea1
Washington --
| Capt. Uenion's Adrian company, with Col B1sseE
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Location Of Michigan Volunteers.
The State Of Michigan has in the field
eighteen regiments Of infantry, three Of cay.
airy, eeTen batteries Of artillery, three COM
panies Of sharpshooters, and one neindependent
(Adrian) company Of engineers; besides COM
panies that have joined regiments IN other
States These are widely scattered in
service, comprising such points as Ship
Island, Beaufort, Yorktown, Pittsburg Land
ing, Florence, Ala, Nashville, the Shenandoah
Valley, Gen. Pope's column, ETC., etc. w
append the details:
, 1862-04-22
DISTRIBUTION OF SUPPLIES.

No eooner had our physicians distributed
themselves among tlas bouts With directions
to report as soon as possible the articles that
we're needed, than they st1eamed back with
the declaration thae they needed everything;
that the boats were crowded With wounded
men, in most wretched condition, aud no
means Of doing anything for them. We pro-
ceeded, therefore, st once to the work OF dis.
tzibution. To the John ]. Roe" We furn-
ished apples, butter. dedicated vegetables,
eham6ef f o u1i1s} t,ploe n5ana
barrel Of eggs, bsrrel Of porter, brooms,
hed-tieBs, pillows and eases, socks, drawers,
and plaster. To the Crescent City" we
gage one hundred tin cups, barrel Of apples,
oranges, lemons, barrel Of porter, tea, aTruF
root, p1unes, butter. barley. chambers,
apongee, cinnamon, and candles. To the
:sWsF Esg1s, n two hundred Tin cups, apples,
eggs, porter, whh3skey, lemons, butter, com.
fogtera, blapketsa plndMB ss1d ca3as and pads.
Tie "HiaHatha" we lifted out still more
ah8qndantly, and also gave largely 70 the
, 1862-04-22

B r Bradley, co D, 6th; :; 3 Keslman, co A. 11th !;
II Taylor. co 4, 11th; TEastch,. co A.9l1th
8 Hnkhouse, CO I 11.h: John Run,seY. CO B, 11th;
Wm Harp, CO c, 1ith; y " Evans Co a, uth
Wm Reid, co 4. 11th; Rich Lisingston. co 4, 11th;
11th Oaks, co 4, 18th: SchanInger, co 4, nth;
John Toulnan, GO 4, l1th Capt Il r Cox, CO /, I'd;
Esmotl, co G, 10th: Davis Brubaksr co ID; B
| Battles, CO B., 18th; G D Bonner. co C. 18th; II
Wietezman, GO g, 18th: VIM Hawt thorn, co E,
| 18th E r Warren, Co G, Sd.
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THE EVENING STAR.
BEECHER.s BLACK JOKE.

Z. "A. rhsnl ssiyips sermon, Mr.. Beecher. after
~,snrinr At the cause. Of sstIonsi disorder. sx
hTo1sh be down the house. ''-Ssrdas M.y:KTS.
L, ,,deesrous Psri. the goddess profane
n. sabhsth With shows for the SIN al and veto,
bc { the fane- OF religion they do not misuse
nAhinS stages OF pal pits and eoaes OF pews
No pSt<s,iy Isrssr. in that pro1igate town,
God>s Hesse Sunday brings noisiiy dawn,
VIII Sokrs that the raBaiss, elate With Bordeaux,
Eoeld ieem coarse in the mime of twenty scSs
I, t.ies Puritan Piety. pursed in the land
Where cen travelling In church hours "ss f0rr'-
10 raise on that Ds, in Ged 3 temples . e;stter
t>>s so,hes off amor Ike OATS de mat
Brother Be.sher, bright star Of the Puritan stage!
Hish tsst for sseh text on each Biblical page;
cApa Of POCKET asspe for the sreenb.chs beside.)
fis A shame TO your cloth, that ambition 20 shine
In lov ,olt In the lowest low comedy line,
An the "geod things" Of Bones By pervertiDs his
Ever, dog has hisd.y, and no clerical pup
essul4 eufoen 1t in Church when the theatres
Who does 20 viii spd all the prayers he can ps,,er
Won't save him from Satan, and Oats what's de
natterH
], 10 h-less besides: should vols. Gsr,eD-fo!k
comedy part. on that high, solemn day.
They'd be jusyed, theyd be 6ned; why should
Beech, alone
Pi.y the mime undisturbed in his circus of stone?
Plymouth Church has no thester license, and yet
u tts pulpit q stage and its d o parquette,
And there in his great part of Clergyman Clown.
Brother Beecher en- Sundays gets dimes and re-
While With stamping Of feet and storm OF outlaws
Are dishonored Religion, the Day and the Laws.
But what seruple has he the Good Cause 70 be-
Tis himself that he wer,hips, and Oats what's
de mattsr"'-Toniss Far.
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RlTIO NAL l. o 4 ~ .

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Of the
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TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE,
tOr 40, Iivs Tsar. at Option Of the 9oYsrnmentJ
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iSTkSssr cohMES SGHss. AT DATE OF PUB
AID PATABLE sEnr-AEsuALLT
, IN GOLD.
These BoSps are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
DOW in the market,
The Interest at present price of coin, being equiv
alent TO Per CENT. in currency.
FOR SALE By
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TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY E~ER CsEI

Eyes, positive cure for
Contains NO Mineral, no Balssm, no Mercury.
they are entirely vegetable, 6syins mo- smell nor
any UNPLEASANT taste, and win not any way inturs
in twenty four hours" Prepared by . graduate
q
resent cases rH%ENrY-rouR HOURS.
Of who have been sofxsd With Bsissm Cop.vi. or
Mercury AZ oP sxa TX sff GIFT.
pse fTes
FL R1$s9$kH sFESEkEaiEG HE
y, II. juices Of Roots and Herb. combined. -'a'
parts u happens sy Ss
snd 1sn % s
bones, A., He; Any and all of these symptoms
sAMARITHN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Sent By express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
n.'. sAMARITANS CHANCRE WASH.
hssoS sf' co., Gun Box Sif'i i5i philadelphia. Pos,
Sold BY 9: CALVERT FORD, corner of ll,h and
co, EMAN & ROGERS, 113 Baltimore street.
b&lumore. oc lf-3m
ToPHAMSS Kxa1ux
TRUNK MANUPAoroRy
+S9 sEvHsrH ST., WAsHIHaroH, b. O.
Silver Medal awarded BY Maryland Institute Of a,
umore, November =, 1890
Also, mccall oy Metropolitan Mechanics IustfeutA
Warrington, d. c., 1857.
AXYNI Am constantly making g, and .lways~
Mn have on hand, of the best ma Exk44A
- so,E riai, every description Of 1o
IRON FRAME
LADIES' DRESS,
WOOD BOX. and
PILLieSIER, CARPET and
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS
SCHOOL sATCHELs "A
AT Low PRICES.
Members OF Congress and Travellers viii plaas>
examine my stock before purchasing elsevs sre
Trunks That sre made in other cities :
supe rior LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS nxde
TRUNKS COVERED and REPAIRED ., ,Ao,,
notice. N'
Goods delivered FREQ OF charge to Any mar. o.,..
cdty, Georgetown and Alexandria.
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y REAL EsfATF AGENT
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- he Nashville DSspatch understands
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have bSeI delivered tc Lhe owner Tnts. "a,
ITtsent prlc's, j, worth over half = unlIl,cn
d arr. por4on Of thIs cOsto. has hen
shipI ed H0r,A by he Louisville AID Nasl mo
rAdr, g., and The ."nsIEder win .o.5n TelIals'
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II the eheetuA remedy for RkLAXATIOE, ePRR-
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SYSTEM.
TRIEsEMAR MOI,
Gem pletsly and entirely eradicstes sill traces Of
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orally been though antidote, to the ruin of
the health OF vast portion Of the population.
TRIESEMAR No. g.
il the great and remedy of the civilized world
for all mpu rites Of the system we'll secondary
symptoms. obviating the destructive os MeT.
curry, web other deleterious ingredients and
which all the Sarssparilla in the world cannst
remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. ], 2 and ) sre alike
devoid Of taste smell and of al nansestng quail
tiles They are in the form of 8 lozenge and may
lie on the toilet table without their Being sus
pActed.
Bold in tin cases At So each, or four IS eases in
one for SO, and in &U cases, thus saving 80, -
administered by Valpean, Lallem and Rsu1, de-
re. Wholesale and retail by DIR. II. A. BARROW,
1874, Blocker street, -four doors from Mac Douss1
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part Of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according to the Instructions Of the writer.
Published also by DR.. BARROW, that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical worn, Human
Frailty. Price Is cents. Triesemar and Book can
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ksr NJ. Spinner, a former rp..a. r. ~ WI
HfTn- tO@ n, Mar, wac Guro. TED or.d trro-5yn
into sEUEL h@ST Beckfelc, W, s..au. = ,vee =
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% Dr' has gOCGs UIs nor cam, nous, v;tb =
ort bin. 'ad, seLrJt being 'Lz;ttuO q. -. D. =
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(OCGHB, COLDS, HOARsENEss, DC.
COMPOUND sIkttfP h 81 Gun ARABIC.

sis Peasant and popular Co1gh Remedy has
pe~h 20 ,ens known and tepsiyely 1se1 that most
persons have become familiar wish i1 sxtraordins.
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FANCY GROCERIES.
Champa&nes
OF ALL THE WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
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BE Fl. MARcEAux oHAHPAeEEs. CARTE
EoIRB. CARTE BLANCHE, RED Law,
tt. mott f., orits brands in the New Yorh market,
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KocI AND hosKLLI wrNIs,
stp a.A spArlnns.
CLARKfs Of Nssrrs. 6insn t-ssss, Bordeaux,
BURGUNDY AND roKAY WINES.
coeNAC Of TIE ehSicert brands sd 49,. vintsses.
ROCHELLE BRANDY. Pep,ois.p ase A. sixu~tts.
MADEIRA CHERRY, PORr-,ery ed ,.4 highly
reeoamsrded for medicinal Purposes.
HOLLAND AND LNGLIsR GIN,
II wood .nd Glass,
NeSoNeAHELA AVID BOURBON wRIsxIYs,
PUNCH HrRACrs AND BssIKoIs,
Of al kinds
APPLs BhARpI AND WHISKY.
JAMAICA AND ct. CReI1 Run.
BATAVIA ARRAo.
BANANA AND DOMESTIC sEGARs
nm INV prsr pp,,ns
LILLIESrHAL, GOODWIN, CORNISH, AND
ANDAN '0of f0SAooo'
SMOKING TOBACCO Of n..er., CANA.
'"i PRICES
GkOVhkfss FOk INK ckAfS,
Observation-Disclosures GOODS Of ever de-
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Anu "AA'''
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORE And OHIO RAILROAD.
&&sEs e@ES
HAssKNeER TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON.
o: r, Fai "a Szs sSRssa II; FK ,iis s''
WARRINGTON, BAh efisfekE AND THE WEST
NV. DAILY Th4I ISs 5Ss E!sIzssAlSGroS AND
TWO DAILY rsAiss sETxxks WASHING
ON 1s5 5ss Is THf e
iUloy e; ~ .ea :I and p
1c5 Ss the
and Ohie Railroad for all points West. locu rates
P fiff 6iz isffi r.. and NEW
f u . ~..s shs
-. ." foR ALL POINTS WEST,
leave Washington 81 s and 7:4O q m and $50
D.m.. and on Sundays ats $50 Pc.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Lsays New TOIk at Ia; m; Phil16eiShis ~ 3;
n. Baltimore S.1p. m. Arrive 1t Washington a-S
Leave New York 1t sp. m. Philadslphei. E:so
]. m, baltimore 49, n. Arrive ct washington
Leave NV York At III, PhiI.Ssls n. $50
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore ~
On Sundays at4.9 and 40 . nc. only from Bald
more
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Bain
moro or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington 1t and -
.. m. APO p. =. m AXE connections 1t Warrington
Junction Relay with Trains on the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad for all points West of the Chic River
and fer ali points along the hne Of the Baltimore
and Ohio road. In Maryland and Virginia.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Waah-
tngton daily, except Sundays, ct 5S .. m and $50
p. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington At g q. ID. L,
Q. A., and ,. m, and Baltimore at 4S and 20
.. m. and $50 p. m, stop only At Annapolis and
Warrington functions.
Way Passengers must taAs the AseommodAtion
Trains only W.. P. SMITH,
no 4-tfr Master of Transportation.
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DENTISTRY.


18th md 18th sts., and examine DR LEWIEH New
Method Of Inserting Teeth. To do so Is to DO cen
ynosd Of its rority over all methods hereto-
fore used: Also. Teeth Extracted without pain,
nR. sIGEsMOND
~ Has RE-OPENED MS OYPICl
AT HIS OLD STAND.
SEw AND IMPROVED INVENTION
acknowledgements
HrTHopr METAL PLArI on CLASPS,
DIR. g. b. sIaIshoND.
2lo Bssedtcay, Ne,r fosks260 Penssyl ranio Ar-
. ssee, besicsen l2sk and lSsA sty., Wasliastos,
Calls the attention of the pnblie to the FOLLOWING
AoVAntaSes OF his improved system:
i. The Teeth Of his manufacture viii
never rsode nor change color ey any ~4x0
acids being three fourths lighter than An5 other
ARTIFICIAL ones can be inserted over them.
.. The roots win be made inodsnsivs, and never
& No temporary teeth are needed. a. permanent
ones can be made lately, thereby 1reasrvius
the natural expression Of the faoe whic under the
8. This work has been fully tested over I'VE
years By mary Of the arst chemists and phy sieians
Of this country.
DR.. B. has alto invented q white undeetruet,vs
metal huinx with which the most sensitive teeth
can be 6lep without pain, and can build ND per-
ret sound tooth on any side roots. which wihlast
The best of references siven-Dr. v. Mott; DR..
poremus, Professor of Chemistry, n. Y; Hon,
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SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL EtsHr
SMOKING sALoeN OARS ON ALL TRAINS.
PROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers will take the 6 a. m. and 2. N. trains,
arriving In Baltimore at 50 .. m: and .Pp. M,
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris
sgfs A., A. = and shets oSnnsG tin
rosd for all parts of the West.
By this route freights of all descriptions can b
forwarded TO and from any point on the Railroads
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be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Msskin gum,
Kensnshy, Tennessee, Cumbsrland, Illinois Missis;
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, sandusky, and Chi
cago With steamers 10 all North western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor-
tation of their Freight to this Company can rely
With confidence on its speedy transit
THE RAT ES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
IN the West, by the Penpsyvania Central Railroad,
aye az all t,D1a as Jsrorab!e eharsed by oskr
RAILROAD Companies.
~ Be particular TO mark packages via PeDna.
Central RR."
No. SO North street. Baltimore,
ENOCU LEWIS, Gen So pc inte pdent, Altoona, Pa.
L. L. HOCPT, Gent Ticket gent, Phflade lphia.
n. II HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phila-
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