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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18

issue every Afternoon st O'Clock an Even.
lnF Leader containing all the latest news up %
that tme. The Evening Leader will contain all
tns teioEraphio news received IN the day time,
md y q complete paper IN itself. Subscribers
an b furnished With the morning or evening
edition g ths cane price, WIS.,, ave dollars .
year, or any cent? per month. News Agsn1 mr.
aished at u. 80 Per 100 copies
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PKfETIN0.
~ PLAIN und ornamental printing q eveTl 81
gurirtlon donB e TIE Printing hsiae OF tle
klsnnl Onne, On tho latest improved and most req e
saam Pregeel IN the best style, on short Eotoo, end
Il reaSonablB rates Particular attention paid @
bank work, livery description oi binding done,
nnfriaily Blanh hookn, LedRof1, doufnall, kalo1
Hsdfr. Ronnfyinr neoka. 40, -.
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SPECIAL NOFIUE.


Ths Geld season IS approaching, and your dfmcuI.
u VII surely be Worss and perhaps rendered n.
oUR lnIE.
Insrs Is no guess Work IN the aEamiratlon or &c
the administering Of the medicines tor By the IN
struments used thers can b no mistake, AID TIA
Doctor never hesitstss to inforn tho patisnt OF h
friends Of the FRUK state of ths case.
TIE Doctors pariors st the Wedden Houss are
thronged daily many PERSONS coming ron distant
States, and others who we're dizhsarfsnsd By FORM
81 experience and large suns paid % quacks, here
and health, and that too b. paying vsFY modsrats
ND reasonable shargs.
Thar Is No charge for consultatioa.
Doctor AVER does not cure b. msrouFy, o.nuticF
suinine, bli5tsrinss bssdng any OF the practices
1sally rssortsd 70 IN ms treatment Of chronic dis
saEes. The treatment is admirably asaptsd 70 pr
sons who cannot take strong medicines the sHsctl
are promps and permanent, and but fsE DAYS trisl
VII oonTines the most sEeptcal- Ths Dostor u7iH
with pleasure nams partiss Whq can Be seen ana
bonTeTBsd with In this city, who have been ourss
b kis media Of Treatment Thoss Who ers uog
.Ampertnz with their Lives unBr tie blind Euidanss
Of 'tra7snins-dootors," OF vho are Sying b. inch
e under The handb Of phYselan5 Who 90 not undsr.
stand the nature 0f thsr- -dissass Or srus node OF
curs, delay no longer but Ehils yoR have he DOW
sr sssk In rational way to regain your heaIrh.-
rhoss. TO- Who are Eaianzf5r ths dileass 20 sszs.
on, think vhils tt n time, pf thosB Who, Ike Vou
waited but In vain and have gone before you NAM
thousands CT thOse who have g0ne d9gn to ne
rfuFe with cou8uEl ption mirhf nave been 1sV1F
nad they taken Br0par prsoautioo md chschsd ne
disease when Il CatArrh or Inflammation of r.
throat Proat BY reaeotiRg HP0a tnsiF htll nsg-
sg- Tha charge shall 10 no oass BE- above your
means. noFis571
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18

At TIE Union caucus at Columbus, on
Thursday night A. J. Williams, Esq, Of
PainesVille, was nominated for Engrossing
Clerk Of the House.
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LsAFITT THAxTBB.H

A., ,eAAAzE VhAaA1i.- U : Arril 5rh. ls5a
thorosEh II al o. Csihttic Piils lfif - 81 ~
sgent, and have been cure hy them of The tl.sfna
rnsuunttis7 under - . c. he tound me auasIinq-
doss, entifsly IemoVd the dirtafe fssi N hs-fsF
hes n noT tan Tor qone af8 bticro, Ehich sf-
LI4ate LI4 sns4el5 70 "a elects 0i y0lE Lafhartio
PILLS. Yours with grtar espsct,
llUIU9 B. MEIQALEtl
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Tha above are al fom psrsons who aro publIely
thsse statemonts shhoat thOrOush e5aYiefion
PREPARRD BY ]. O AVER.
Practical and AZ aiytisal Chemist, LoESil MAS.
And g. W. OLAhK, and b. an Drnrri4t. ana
DealerS in Medicine SFarYWhsls.
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RULEs AND REaULATIONs.

RULEs AND REGULATIONS.
!. The control Of the Park viii be IN the hands Of
the Propristors aud Super ntsndent, and twelve
gentlemen Of the city, mostly heads Of families and
holders Of fam ly tickets, who WI enforce Obedi-
ne to regulations and preserve strict Orser and
3 Game, Of all kinds viii be prohibited. except
wnen proper provisions are made for Ihem- No
exc pt such as are furnished by the SUPERINTENDENT
| ;. any Ferson who wtIfullY crates disturbance
| mannsr unbecomnF gentleman, viii - expelltd q
ortnw1th, the Proprietor re9erying the rght 70 re-
IN to all such psTsous their subscription monsy,
l pro rata and cln 'el their ucket8.
4. Otutlons end objections from the suparintend-
mt and Psrk- PeEs should in ali oases be inme-
5. TicksIs not trans eTabls. All perrons will be
required to chow tn ir tickets IN oTdsr 10 gain "a
mtttance 70 the Psrk. II tickets are transferred
s. Price Of tickets viii he a. folioWs: Family
Tickets Will be issued to gentlsnen ct SO each for
| the winter; accompanying tho fichets will Be q
| check 10 each individual member Of the subscri.
Der family, (serv .nts accepteol who viii be ads
N tied at ali times when tha Park Is open. Gsntls-
men hOlcing Family Tickets VIII also have tae
apy p-rson, nOn-rg sidsnt Of the cts being es'
p.0ially Understood, that any Jerson introducing q
visitor will be responsible for his or her deportment
''is soas.n tickets viii be as iOllovs:
Iioke'l admitting eentlemSn zen and Lady'sS a. ~
q s;I: B2S: under u y's59i Of sFS-: g g
l Spectators will be admitted but not allowed 70
/ aEai0 ia cents.
!. G ,spemen holding Season Tickets viii b Al.
/ tnEfd fnrroducg das.A- t1lu CITY upou
aazIE. sazifs ssoh admission Of the person
| INTRO ed; the party making the Introduction
being responsible for the depOrtment Of the party
| introduced.
| 9. Nc skat'ng on Sunday.
| When the ice is IN goOd condition Dag VIII be
| raised at the FarE.
AIl tickets arc sold subject TO the above regulA-
| tons and Huch other N as the Proprietor may,
| dom TINE TO time, see ht to adoat.
| Ticket can 20 prOcnrsf of D. Horton, Superin-
| 81 dent. s. 3 St1nsis ofice, over Merehast
INK, until 3 clock Sa urdss evening neat; aftar
/ that time az the Entrance Gate only.
); 3. STONE, Propristor.
! y. HoRTOs, Superintendent.
Cleveland, Jan. 4, ls5l.27T
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ENLARGED NECK,

4lAA La III III AaAOAaH
which 4 50 preEaiout On the Lake shore.
Persons Tu6sTing from cosghI, night EEsssI
bleeding at the iuRss. general debility, partia1
Deafness imperfect sight, loss of voice. boaFBsRsss
loss Of ssh and strength, loss Of apostle, anguor
dsspondsncY PAlpitatiou 5f ths heart oppression oi
tue chest, dlsult breathing, rastssauasl e night
&e,, should consult the Doctor forthwith.
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!. COLD BANDs, &O. &O..

ENVELOPESI ENVELOPES | /
L 10000 Envelopes Of all sizes, qualities and col
erS for sale at the Lesdar Counting Room, cheap for
Cash. ~
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THE FAIR INEZ;
Oh THE LoEI LADY OF THE ORIKsoH CLITTg.



OHAPTER X -THE PRISONER.
"speak !" said the ehisf 81 want to know your name
I'd Ike TO know likewise from whence you cane,
What do you here, and whittier are you bouDd2
think you are a spy that's travelling round"
," am no spy," the prisoner made reply,
:. hrOm Aahtabula county, Sir, came i.
Ny name Is Toll" ''WhAt William Tell?
nOi' sad the chief, " hope, Bit, you are we'll -
:" Ou, voices are for war; tbs prisoner said;
:. But, sir, TO light, ourselves, We are afraid
And here smile lit up his handsome phfz
Not long it fingered on tho ftce Of Tell,
For with scornfu laugh O'mulliFan said tts WE'LL
I'd have them as their hills that never smile,
Thopgh Wanton summer tempt them all the while y
" But We do sometimes smilel' bold Tell DID say
uWhen for glass OF whisky we but three cents nav
The p'rales at tbis subtle wit DID cheer
STOP, said the chief " or we'll the galleries clear
They say, { Id fellow, you ara deeply skilled
IN nre arms, and that you Oft have killed
The TeImtn th 4 iniest your old town lots,
And have the folks surprised with your surpassina
shots"
"I can barn door bit;'' bold Tel replied.
" : three Yard8 distance. II the door e wide -
We will pun pain place upon your SON.
And Il you fail 70 bit It from the infants head
Your fate ls settled; We will kill you dead +"
Who can des 'ribe the fe lings then Of TelP
Alss no pen know can d. Il we'll
He begged tho chief TO spare his darling boy,
And not a fathers res on earth destroy.
" Wretch" said the chief tiny will at once obey,
or y III hang t g bov, and you too, right away
Tell plared pumpkin on his younR boys head,
And soon an arrow nom his shot gun sped
And hit the -"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
O, o. 4 0. Railroad %, l
CisVe'anl, o., January lIth, 1852. J

o, q. 4 q. Bailroad %, I
Clsye'anI, o., January IIth, ls62.
A DIVIDENp OF5PGR GENT.
IA has been declared BY this Company, out Of the
sa-ti legs : the six mOO, be ending Deoeu Der 9st
1881 Pay yRbe oD and q ter first day Of February
next. Sto khOldors registetei on the new York
blOks will Uatd at tbs Ofos OF the Unit States
Trust Company, Of New York" all others at the
Office OF lhu easurer
Tue TrAls er Books will be closed from the 10th
last, until lat FsDruary mort.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
GEO. n. RUSSELL,
lanl3.3T2 treasurer.
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- ALL-gUEFLglBNF III.
VIENNA

YFNRIEQERzAEs- Es-1, < n 3, ARE DE-
TEOTED BY kOYAL hBTTER5 PATENT e
Gngland and secured b. the SoEis Of ths Ecols cf
',harmacio de Fartl. eEd the 1afgeTts Ouilezs q
Eedic5ne, Vienna.
30 Is inYaluabls for exhaustion, sPsFmhtoFrhass
and all Bhysiosi disabilities.
No. e0nPlsssly eraoicsts5 al traces Of those dia
that have heFetoforg been treated By the nE1
oiou1 and peFnioiou1 uB5 Of copetFa and cubehEs
30. ; has entirely Implanted the taluTtOu1 ule
mercury, thereby inHur1 80 tAe sufferer speedy
LEI, dtIgoZliug al iuB1rit>1s and roofing c2s Eht
venom OF diEeags.
TRIEEMAR, Hoa. !, 9 ard :, sTe preparation sh.
form Of lo5sbFei devoid oi taste and small and ca
De o1FFl5d IN the Wa5tcoat pocket. Sold In TN Gaze
and divided into separate coHs5 atI1iniEtsred D.
FalroAu LRllsmAnd R0uz, kiosid, &c. Price - oasb
on Gases ior 70, which save 81 and IA 81 CAS-
whereby thoEe is saving Of s.. To Be had 7ThOesah
and retail, Of DF. bhkhO, DO. l94 bleack0r stree
Now FOrE. Immediately cn receiving & remittance
Or. Barrow via forward tEe Trio5oEaar % Az pai
Of the world, securely packed, ana add esEel au0sV
log 70 tho Instructions o. she writer
sg- Bold also DT 3, =. asASGsDEB sEG Es
WfaWE- F1s-s1-rals
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Z 4n ne spqce ef forty. ] eare, Mexico has
had no fewer than hfty-fYs different gov.
arnmenla.-L !. q - 1 ~. -
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MILK DEPOT.

DURE MILK FOR SALE.-TsR|
subscriber has repot at the northwest end
OF Cherry street, PaIry fr the sale OF the MIR
p-odnced on he farm. whore PURE and RIOH Milk
mny b. had for cents q qusrt Ia Winter, and cts
IN Summer or IL will BE- regular to any nns
wishing 20 take a. ~ cent q quzrt extra. orders
miy be sent through the Post Ufi,e, or %
Q REEVES,
Janl7.sIi i63 Pittsburgh street.
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money T0 L0lN.

WE HAVE MONEY TO PUT
w out in sums Of $40 20 5000 Oa good seous
risY. KEhRUiSH q HHlBLEY,
1anlSoW FuDsri1r % opp Wefdfll Houfe.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

SIEErING on A PIcKET.-"As for sleeping on
a picket" said Mrs Partington TO the three
months volunteer who had dropped In to see
her: :" / don't see how they can do 1t without
hurting 'em. Sleeping on post would be a
good deal more sensible, unless there's nail
in it which might be prejndicious for the uni.
form. Every one to his taste, and such things
as where a man shall sleep is at his own auc
tion; but nobody can help thinking that either
apicket or a post is very uncomfortable
place to sleep on. At any rate, there ism
much room for more than one in bed and
The three months man nterposed 10 tell her
the nature of pickets and posts in military
parlance. to which she listened very attentive.
~ while Ike was trying experiments in pref
tld citation, by trying to rub the cat and the
soldiers little brown dog into one.- Boston
Ere'ling Gazette.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
u ErM soLD's EXTRACT OF BUOuU,

For Diseases of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel
Dropsy, &C., 40.
HELMBOLDS Extract of Buchu for Secret and
Delicate Disc ases.
HELMBOLO'S Extract of Buchu for Neryou, sno
Deblrated sufferers
,hELhBoLD'S Extract Of Ruchu for Loss o
Mtmory, Loss Of Power Dimness Of Vision, Din
TTuity OF breathing, Weak Nerves, and Universal
La,sitpde OF the muscular system.
,hELhboLDs Extract Of Buchu for all dis
ess nalrss nal.SsInfoostruStions nfs irregularities Ex
ali discusses OF the sexual organs Whether sSi.tinS
~ male or female, from whatever cause thew mae
ing ""s s'a"a
HELMBoLD's Extract of Bushu Ia pleasant ir
it, taste and odor, and mediate in ACTION !"
to any address. Ns"'ereo
Depot, lo4 South Tenth Street, philadelphia.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
ITO OFFICERS, sUTLERs, &c.

A new light, four wheeled WA EkEza
CON, with water proof covers, 6E3A
and handsome leather cushisns n14k S$tkv
built 10 order at New York and cost $ls2 FUK
SALE, at Il moderate price Also, q New York
made set of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated fittings
never u.ed Also, set of plain SINGLE HARNESS
quite new Apply for address Of Stable and Groom
10 4S7 Seventeenth street, corner of l. dec ~
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Extract from tie " Bigelow Paper, IN tne '""'
ary Atlantic
JEFF'S FINANClERlNG' nr

.Jef-s gut the last idees ther' is, poscrip' iour
teenth edition; ,.,,riso ,o r,, nm
He knows 1t takes some enterprise W run Sh
ourrs oPPfftJth tbs fst thru.by daylight train, with all
yorrn "ussVn voss so slow % you'd think twuz drawcd
By a last Gentry teapot
gut my pension paid In gold afore our state
An done wal, for Confed'rt bonds warn'r jes,
the cheese needed;
Nh, but wut they're ez good ez gold, but then
it's hard a.breakin' on 'em,
An ignorant folks Is oilers sot an wun't GIT
used tG takin' on EN-;
THEY'RE wuth ez much OF wut they wuz aforo
ole Mem'nger signed EN-,
An 90 off middlin wal for drinks, when ther' Is
Il knife behind 'em:
We du miss silver, jest for thet an ridin in n
bus,
in at our pus;
An II s because the South g 80 rich; 7 wuz
nat'ral to expec' '..
Supplies o. change wuz jest the things we
shouldn't recollec';
We d ough' to hs' thought aforehan', though,
O. thet good rule o. Crockett's,
For is tiresome cairin' cotton bales an niggers
in your pockets,
Ner faint quite hendy to pass bf one o. your
six.foot Guineas
An git your halves an quarters back in gals
an pickaninnies;
Wal, I Amt quite all feller ID AK, but then
ther' g this to say,
It's on'y Jest among ourselves thet we expec
pay;
Our system would ha' caird us thru in any
Bible Gentry;
Fore this onscripterl plan come up o. books by
double entry;
We 60 the patriarkle here out o. all sight an
hearin',
For Jacob warn't n circumstance TO JEFF Al
hnancierin';
he never'd thought o. borryin' from Esau like
all mater,
An then cornfscatin' all debts to sech smal
pertatsr;
There's p'litikle econmy, now, combined 'itl
morril beauty
Thet saycrifces privit eends tyour in'my's
tu,) to dooty!
Wy, Jef'd ha' gin him Ave an won his eye
teeth fore he knowed II,
An, Std o wastin' pottage, he'd ha' eat II NJ
an owed it.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

The following lots sf silver-Plsted Ware
are Of the Best Make IN the Trade, and
are warranted % be Doabls-Plated on
ths ksst nstsrial, a.d eq.al 4. quality
q any Plated 0eods sold BY the best
regulated fIosiesi
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Euli sets Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ia
bic Spoons. ............. forsl.6o
Tipped and Threaded Ia
bls Fosks. for l.60
Tippsds ., Threaded Tea
Spoons TO match. for 90
Splendid EStss envsr plated Olive and
Threaded Table Forks. for 200
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
ThrsaAsd Table Spoons. for 200
We ssll:
Fins Silver plated Cups, Huss, Goblsts, Salt
Stands, In svssy pattern. retail price -, for LOO
Elegant Silver plated Cake and Card Bas-
ksU... .Woftn ~ oVi ior o.VV
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
CREAT UHNTRAL ROUTE ..'o
u T0RnT TH = " EST, ~
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD sRd NEW YOkK
. ... g.. CAN1RAL RANk8OAD.

ID
Or Axp A,1,. DIo,xs., ., 1851,
Expres Trans leave New York city dspos Of
HIdson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, =
f!c. Sh.nDs, s.r.s. !.c. .o!h :.r... 's.soa,
HI: ni:;;::r".n.'P.. ii:s i:s !; : = = ''"rH
Mssassi and B.asls RI.
Tram With sleeping loop. m.
On suspAl.. The following rsa.s viii b. run to
Troy Toy, Sad ~ "a na N. taS lto% a Albany rs ny . = no"
;,al Railroad for sohsnsetady. Roehs.tsi,
town Railroad, Budsic, SyrssSss, NiaSsra Fsib,
Tt.ins Z ooas.stos isa.. sse .sd ds.PsSa suspsss:0n
Western R.ilro.d, ior Hamilton, Toresto, Detroit,
Gres:ss, s.aisen sIs d aa.Ds, bSsi.tS $
csao oSa T. disss hss
nsu, Dayton, Oslun5uI, Oisvsisnd, andsli points
"e''' H''thTSs;s] SSSfaSSa sfa sSssAYscs1 SorrE, 20
Connecting with Trains st Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and Rens snd s..stoga Kosd. fos sarstega,
whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, st. Albsns, Rouse
Point flssto.rsh' osdsusbursh, Aontrssi, H.,
r. Freight A,1anssvsnss By thii rouss u shove,
without change Of Car, ffon The Dspo0 IN Cham.
Is made s. otSss Rsiiscsa ccapsaiss. . TS: H iiciii
mend Il to BE consassos q ssroSsss md ssippsrs
Ps.sassr Trains, via snokins and slsspiss
Car run IN os.,sssi's oa ths Hsw rosk Central
POI pa.aesla. = = los., es.. 80 fts.sA. y.
49, ~ seSssss'S.S~s
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
N O Il l G h

N O Il l G h .
The BULLION BANK will open their new Bank.
ing House. In the Colonz stion building on the cor.
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and Four. and q ha II
street, Washington, U. c., on Monday, the eth day
of January, 1862, for the purpose Of transacting
general Banking Business
Banking hour. between 10 O. m and D m
WIN; 7. THOMPSON, President.
II. BAIYBEIDGs, Cashier.
Jan 6-lw
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

nDEON HALT oDEoN HALLI:-Tb.
~ Cheapest and Best Fall and v iuter Clothing in
" ashington can be mad at
W-IESEFEELD y CO.'S,
Cor. POur.and.a.half Stree. and Ptnna. hvcnnt,
FrVck ald lack Overcoats,
AT WIEsENFELD CO.'S.
Elegant Dress Suits, ut lowest rates,
beautiful Business Suits, at trifing cost,
AT wIESENFELD CO.'S
budness Suits for young men,
Business suits Tor middle ages,
Business Suits for all ages,
AT wIESENFELD CO.'S
Dress Suits for best wear,
Goats BY the thousand,
Pants by the thousand,
Vests by the thousand,
AT WIESENFELD co. s.
SS'sqh SSys SIassins ,Ss 'Hs Ss s Sizes
Boys Clothing for larger boys,
Cheaper than the cheapest,
Finer than the finest,
Better than the best,
Are the garments uvu,
Military Overcoats,
Military Dress suits,
Military Dress Pants,
AT WEIsENFELD CO.'S.
Save your money, ~
,v,,, very few dollars
WiEsENFELD b cos,
Odeon Hall,
dec25-TT&S Cor Penn. av. and ~ 1T.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

NHEEsE CHEESE CHEESE
" Liquors, Tobaccos, Cigsrs
Ali on hand, and for sale Cheap chssp. by byra'ksrs
y. b, HAs1lN9S& Il Co,
AZ ~ 323 D street,
nov WI PHILHARMONIC Building
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
~DUNfISTRY.-


VyEETMI W6NFH .
i M. M. D..
The inventor and pstsntse of the KinsrA fiate
Many psFSoas osn wSaf th0es tssth who eaAnot
wear others, aad nopsrsos cd wear othsu We 80.
acS wear thsos. .. - ,..n.
with any style and prse Of Teeth they nay desirs
but to those whc are particular, anA VIII the pufra,
sleanes strongest and ness Iersse Geseure that Ar
RosnS h tAs eity--Ne. 90 Psnnsylyania sys,ss,
between Ninth snd Tenth streets. Also, % Arch
nR. LOCKWOOD eeatanuss shs pese-
IL tics Of Dentistry, 10 the WashiAgtoa Bsndihe,
corner Pennsylvania aveuus and Seventh stteet.
Having praotseed u the South nearly sx.een yeasy,
he feels xred that he can givs sasAetou - any
that may call. 0.I -' ~ .nl -. y
Teeth inserted on vuLoAsIfs, Russsl, o. 0oEp
PLATE, Chloroform administered when desred. Z
aug 1T ...H
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

The Indianapolis Sentinel denies the state
ment that the Hon. John G. Davis had fed the
State and gone South. On the contrary, it says
he is in Rockville, attending to his business.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

nR. A. zAPPOs e, Instructor snd Lee.
II t,ssr i rhy,iolosy chsn,ssry * RS'sny And
Porsarnsss, Latin, 0rssf, sad otSsr LasSs2Sss
O0os, No. q X srset, being near Pennsy ylvanis
svsnns and Twenty hnh stresf sepfe fe-0
The national Republican., 1862-01-09

Where do you get MEALS at all hours, and RE
fRESHhESlS Of every kinds
Ar THE RIALrO HOUSE,
Corner of and Ninth streets
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
RlALTO HOUSE,
Basement corner of ID and Ninth streets,
'BRlEN g. DENGEL,
PrOprietOrs.

Where do you &c: the best of OYSTERS in ever,
style,
Al THE RIALTO HOUSE,
Corner of ID and Ninth streets
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
VXIM. CORWIN BURGY,
w Late with the old and we'll known house of
WIN. 8. CORWIN Il Co, New York
Dealer in choice BraDdits, Wines, Cigars, &c and
Importer Of Tess-No. 867 rsnna. avenue
entrance, 9Th street, W ashington, D. O.

orally Il invited to my stock Of fine BraRdits w ines
SIgsrs eas %,, Com tri.iog Hennessey, Otard aud
don, uni's, Heiisick 4 Co and Asfo 90 ates Verye
ney, Champagne Permartins, Amontilsdo, and
lriarte Sherriesi Wanderer, Reserve, and Southsde
ebrated WsC" Club House Gin; Irish, Scotch,
Bourbon, and Monong ahela Whiskies jamaica and
81 Cryix RUNS Ca6apo, Figaro, La Rosa de San
very hne Young Hytou, lily son, Imperial, and Eng
lish breakfast Iess, IN cstty boxes imported by
myself, expressly for family use. ian 4-u'
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
CLOTHING, &c.

GUNNER CLOTuiea.
= = AT REDUCED PRICES
We offer our large assortment Of thin SUN "a
mer Clothing at reduced prices. Our stock N
embraces all styles and qualities OF Gentle.
mems, Youths, and Boys Wearing Apparel, ,--AA
Of the most desirable and fashionable styles
Also. Shirts and Furnishing Goods In great variety
Clothing made to order st the shortest notice.
WALL, 81 EPuFNS 1. CO.,
892 Pennsylvsnia avenue,
Iuly 10 between nth aud Tenth sta
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
ID DHHTIsT \ Y.
DR. c. A. JORDAN, Surgeon Dentist.
No. 466, Gu Area, bd,Osss D and 4
Cpsrsuons warranted and prices rsasoasbls.
oct 29-2m = b. .

TALL AND WINTER AILLINERY.
Z Ms THOMP6ON viii open our NV E
styiee OF all and Winter Millinery On Thufs *
day, the elst inst. 30 : D. "a .E
lilo generally, invited, and an examlnatiou selioit.
ed at our Jsnoy and Millinery Store NO. $40 Fem
sylvania svenue between Ninth and Tenth streets.
oct 80 HUTCHINSON MUNRO.
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Where do you get the best ALE, LIQUORS and
Ar THE RIALTO FOUsE,
Corner Of ID and Ninth streets
jan 6-HMTuSF
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
GAS FITTING.

NAB FIXTUREs.-Ws have in ore, end
" are daily receiving, GAS FI1TOhrs Of en-.
rely new patterns and designs and finish, superior
in style to anything heretofore offered In th market
We invite citsens generally to call and examine our
stock Of Gas and Water Fixtures, feeling confident
that have the best selected stock In Wsshington
All work In the above line intrusted to our care
MYERS h MoGHAE,
mar20-6m No. 3T6 u street