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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

oh, quiet hills and lake that silent lay,
Guard well the memory that leave to You,
For DER it's grave the dead leaves fall away,
w:eAEsgA for want of light and sr1>
Oh, lsaE-lipped trees, through which the shadows
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II lie - EM All,

Protected BY Royal Letters Patent of EaRIand,
and secured by tke Seals Of fhs Ee0Is de PkaT,
Hadeie de Paris, and ths Imperial College of
Medicine, VIENNA.
TRIESEMAR No.,
is the efectual remedy for RELAXATION, SPKI-
MAToRRHGA and EXHAUSTION Oh me SYSTEM.
TRIESEMAR No.
Completely and entirely eradiostes all traces of
those disorders, for which Copaiva and Cubebs
have generally been thought sn antIdote, 20 the
ton.
TRIESENAR No 3.
the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
Tor ell impurities of the system, as well as teoopd-
ery symptoms, obvlsting the destructive use of
Mercury, as well as other daeterious IngredIeuts
and which all the Sarsaparilla IN the world csnnot
remSve: TRIEsBM1R Nos. !. 2 and are Alike de-
void Of taste or smell. and of ell nauseatinr susI
ties. They are In the form of q loxenge and NAV
lie on the toilet table without their use being sus
Sold ~ TN Gases st IS each, or four IS Gases in
one .OT 50, and IN SH cases, thus saving Ss, as
administered BY ValpeaU, Lallemand, RouI. a O.
90; WHOLESALE and retail by DR.. ii. A. BAR
kOW, l94 Bleecker street, "a doors from Mac
Dougal street,, New York. ImmediateIy on re-
oeipt OF remittance, DIR, BARROW will forward
Tresemar TO any part of the world seourelv
and addressed according 70 the Instructors
Of the writer.
Published also by DR. BARROW, that popul.r
and beautlful ly illustrated medical work Human
Fralty. Price Is cents. Triesenar and hook osH
be obtained BY special authority from 8. c. FORD
Washington, d. c. deIa-sm
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Feeding fer Beef VI. Milk

writer in the Boston CaLtiUGt0r speaks OF
the experience of farmer In Western Massa-
chusetts on this subject, in substance as follows
''S b. has heretofore kept milk cows, but now
stocks his pastures with farrow cows and other
animals suitable to make grass fed beef, and
nnds 1t, he says, more profitable than keeping
dairy. He makes from $40 to $50 per head
on such cattle, often in three months time
Another farmer turned out one hundred head
OF such cattle into his pasture, and cleared
SI,lO0 in few months the past season. Last
year Mr.. B. stall-fed oxen for the purpose of
feeding his hay and grain on his farm. This
winter he Is feeding sheep, and has just pur-
chased ~ grade Leicester wethers, from Can
ada, weighing about I4O lbs. head at cts.
pound-a very fine flock. With these he in
tends to test the comparative profit Of feeding
beef and mutton.
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HOUSEHOLD RECIPES

cow TO MAKE CHICKEN PIE.
Tho Rural New Yorker" has the follow
ing recipes:
journal for information relative to getting UP
chicken pie, let me send my mode. take two
scommon-siZed chickens,-old ones will answer,
which are not good to roast,-put them in
pot with plenty Of water, some salt, and boil
until tender, but not toe much. Then make
a crust as you would for biscuit. use cream,
and think 10 best. Roll about one-fourth inch
thick, and line the sides of a six quart pan
with the crust. then dip in layer Of chicken,
seseon with butter, pepper and salt to suit the
taste Then another layer Of crust, and again
a layer Of chicken, and so on until the pan is
full Then roll top crust large enough to
cover the pan, put into the oven, bake mode
rately one hour and half, and you will have
chicken pie enough for dozen persons, and /
doubt not but they will pronounce it good
Mrs. A. Green, Am5Oy, Ohio, 1861.
Seeing an inquiry how to make Chicken Pie
i send my recipe:-Boil the fowls until tender;
prepare q crust of buttermilk and cream, in
the same manner as for soft biscuit; line your
baking dish with portion of it, then break
the fowls in pieces, and place the portions
around in the pie. Put in some Jumps Of butter,
then pour in the liquid in which the fowls
were boiled until the pan is twO-thirds full.
1t should be seasoned to the taste before put
ting in, but not have any thickening in, or it
Will dry away too much. Mold some butter
into the crust reserved for the top. Roll out
and wet the edges where the crust comes to-
Sether. Make hole in the top to let out the
steam. Bake it moderately. At least two
fowls will be necessary for large pie.-B. c..
D., EIkhOr5s, WIS, 1861.
Dress chickens in the usual manner; cut up
"a small IS possible; put the pieces in cold
water, and boil until tender. Take up and set
away to cool, as it Injuries the crust to put it
over hot, as is the custom with some cooks
Take tablespoonful of flour and stir into half
pint Of rich cream; stir this into the water
the chicken has boiled in, also season to your
taste with pepper and little nutmeg. Let
1t boil up minute, and set away to cool: then
make your crust with shortening and -four
Mix with water, you would any pie-crust;
beat up an egg and put in the water, which
should be ice cold. Line your pie-dish with
the crust; put about an inch of crust around
the bottom, and put in your meat, with great
spoonful Of chopped pork, which has been fried
light brown. Scatter in bits Of butter rolled
IN Hour, and turn in the gravy enough to come
up even with the meat. Put on the top crust,
and wet the edges, to keep it secure. Bake
half an hOur.-MrS. Cynthia e. BrOlcR, Bur
Itngton, Cat. Co, Mich, 1851.
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II H 7 " a II II.
II II Z " a II u.
H r. ~ a II n.
DR.. La BONITA

Cures all VeneIial Diseases permanently and
suiok y. without the use OF disgusting or poison
Gus drugs Of any kind.
No dieting or fntsrferenos with business.
Consultations free.
It ~ saying quite enough IN Its favor, when say
that my practice Is thar which IL in use in all the
New York city hospitals. 90
New York City College and Hospital Testimo-
mails furnished.
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF the Womb
cured and saved oonsumptive's grave by my
treatment.
There Is nothing ofsHsiss or disasTssa5fe In any
part OF the trestment.
All cures warranted, or money Refunded.
Communlt st9ns IN writing, with return stamp,
promptly ufnded 10.
Medicines Tor travellers and others packed, with
iull lnetructlo rs for use, and warranted.
Omce-Hoon No, Wes ington Building, Penn.
avenue and SeN enth st., Washington, ID. G..
de PLY
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
pAseENeBR TEAMS TO AND Psom
WINTER SCHEDULE.

GH1L1k -
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLER
ON and .ner Mond.y, p.e,uhs, q Isg, Pa,
BAIfIMokB vii ran az follow;
M, Ms = ,I,Ts.; ,s.,.
morpins socsS5edssi sSSis es we Ms.s,us,on Ia
AZ, =; .. ArTIyss a. Baltimore $50 a. -. No cOuneo
New Ven Mai Irsin-Is.ye wsshihs,on >, u
49, arrive ~ Bsinmore Iito ?. n; Philsdelphis
AhsTnoon Iceommodston-le.vs wsshinrton
- IN: Arrive st Baltimore q 81 ?. ~; Philsdel-
.ES:ss f. tIsEc,, .:S w.sss!Hss.s :
On sSSss gS, a s AZ. md s.Isl' SsIJs. AZ
The 2. Y. train from washington connects
through TO New York ever DAY durint the veek.
Leave New Yort st a. n; Philsdeiyhia N - /.
H.; Baltimore 600 IN, Arrive 81 WtShinGton tIs2
Leave New York st '. ~; PhIzdelrh', Iese y
n; Baltimore 90 A. q. AuIve ~ Warrington az
leave New YORK 1t II p. n; rhntaeIrhis So
Aeconnodstion. Trains Ies.s Baltimore 81 .
A n, and ..x for WsshinGton, arrive there AZ
4. Z: and ~. =:
PsssenSef fS raj IesS Az ~ " u,S a.
n. And 100 ': H. and Baltimore AL - a. n and t.ro
?. make direct connections for Annapolis st the
Tram. leave Annapolis Cor Bsltimore and wash
ny % - A: n and fnI
n, II a. NJ. and P. NJ, and Baltimore at <SD and
10 A. NJ, and SO ?. n. will step oslt az lasapOlts
WAY Passengers must take the Accommodates
rams viii leave w,sbip,top and R,l,,mo,.
yTo.srfiy spsn card fsrgs.
de1 Msster Of TrsnsportstiOn, Bait
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED FREIeHr
RAILROAD DEPOT,

RAILROAD DEPOT,
lind Rop IN tie Government Warehouse,
near the Depot.
II Starr, ~ Regt N Y Vols, box
PIP Pltkln, Qrmr I'd Regt VT Vols, boxes
Col ID H Williams, 3ist Penna Vols. boxes
w A Benker, s5th Regt N Y Vols, key
g Dwight, 18th Regt " Y Vols, barrel
Rev Hewes. I4th Regt N Y Vols, box
Lieut. v Van Pstten, Sd Kegt, ? boxes
Thos Duncan, Berdan's : 8, l box
Col Mel Murphy. box
18th Regt N Y SV, boxes
Maj Nj De Zeuz. LIST Rest l. v, box
Company X, S5th N Y Vols, l box
Col ID n Vinton, 4Sd N Y Vols, l box
NV Msntel ne, 18th N Vols, ! box
CO. s ~ Black, l box
Col 6 W Tt mpkins, box
Miss ID L Dix, ? boxes
1t Col Burtis, 5th Regt Elk Brig, box
Col. Berden's SharpahOoteTs, I box
Company r, 5th Conn Regt. box
Capt " 6 Throop, 57th v 5, box
M Stonham, ISL N Y :, box
1t Col A Suffer, saith N Y VS., box
Sd Maine Regt, box
1t Col Marsh, 18th N Y Vol, l box
Lit Russell, q MIR 18th N Y Vol, / box
1t Col Benedict, box
Col w H II Davis, Comd Light Battery, ) boxes
Sick'es Battery, 50 boxes
Company A, I'd ReEt N Y nj, box
Capt Yeates, p Regt, barrel and boxes
H Cushman, q NJ 5th VI, box
X Proctor, q NJ Sd w, box
% b Brainerd, q M 5th VT, boxes
w Clarke, q NJ 9Th Vt, l box
Penn Reserve Brigade, Gen Mccall, IL boxes
De K,lb Regt, tox
Capt H Jenkins, nth Regt, l Lox
w Fletcher, ID Maine Regt, box
HennesseJ, I'd VT Vols, 1 box
I'd ReSt my 8 NJ, boxes
A Il Severance, 9Th Maine, 2 boxes
Col MoCunn, S7th N Y Vols, box
b Atkinson, 25d ReEt, box
X l. Batchelder, ~ N II, bag
PRubben, 18th Regt. l box
Capt Bryant, 81 Mich, box
Co A and II, 9Th Maine, box
Capt w Lumbert, 9Th Mich, l box
Gen McComb, box
w II Covert, 18th N Y 8 WI box
w Merrill, 81 N Jersey, box
RS White, % Vermont. box
l. w Price, q NJ 9Th Maine, l box
l. II Snydem, SD Regt, box
Sidney TIliey, I'd VT, box
Or Mr Foots, I'd N Y SV, boxes
Capt Reynolds, 4th N J, box
9th Mass Militia, boxes
NJ Smith, 9Th " ], box
A Ernest, 10Th n Y, box
Miss Powell, Govt Hospital, box
1t A ID Winch, 10th N Y W, l box
NJ Il Rice, 18th N Y5V, box
NJ Lewis. Stewards Engr Regt, l box
OF Watts. Sd N Y Vols, ] box
\ Bennett, Csa Regt. / box
Rev : Wilson, S6th Penna Regt, l box
Guliok, Fire Zouaves, box
Capt r White, s8th v, box
NichersOn, 81 Maine, box
H Draper 18th N ", box.
ID. Fl FUCKER,
, ia lO-lW Quartermaster, dc.
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nEeFoh R RRp gsL VA AI EfXFoRT

sf..,.-. NVrDInblISf sSionPLe nc ltenor
BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE, OF treat
strenEth and sPeed, but Particularly sdsyted 20 the
nsvgsuon o. Lonk Island Sound, Thinning in con-
neouop with the Pal River and Old ColonJ Rsil-
road, distance Of g miles only 70 Boston,
ke.yss PieI NS;s S9rth River pear The Battery.
mo9oAys. Wednesdays, AID Fridays, az oiolocf
Z Rs, ssesSninf a M NTsybe pd sseh ys,;
Iuesdayr, Thursdays, and saturdays, al o,clocf
I, n. toeohing 81 Newport each way.
these steamers are .tfked with oommodious
state rooms, and every aYfsnEepeut for the seourl-
" ana comfort OF F1seen rcrs, who are afor0ed by
this route niyhtr rest on board. snd- on arrival
81 Fall hfver proceed per Steamboat Train re<ob-
ing Boston eariy the following morning or nav
remain on board until starting of the Accom- moda-
non 80 a; ;,by which they may reach Boston
A bsgFare master In attached 10 each steamer.
Who reserves and tickets The baggage. and sooon1,
paniee the same 20 itx dcrtin1tlon.
A eteemsr tYns IN oonnectou with this Line be-
fyesn Fol River and ProvIdence daily. sxospt
freVkt 20 Boston 10 forvsrdsd throush with
UeSt 4spatoh By an Empress Tran. which leaves
~ O'Clock Cor Boston and New Bsdford, srrivinr
sflh Destination ~ about II A NJ
ocs on iss s.SS s.ss i've 20 fGs .. e. .s. O..
sna berthe ayply on board, og n assiFeQ q secure
Wand u West street. NY.
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ID Tim 0RE T-T
LOoK aosRIYAL,
Nos Ss.:;..i ~ s ... s" !. q. W. ''<
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE,
LET NO FALSE pELIcAcr PRBrBNr.
APPLy IMMEDIATELY.
A sSRs WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FR0h ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w.s3,s. 4 ne s.si. sre..r.., Ar.sa,a. Of d, AID
al p,S,I, H.,,sr,H,,. g.Ss.iss.. nP.''gsr ESQ.
z Id.;. e. sP,ni., s.ip.ia.s q q. s..T. f%is,sy,
i.ad TSr.. sos Or siis As.eoas :. q. ps"s, So .s
.ss e sss.'tA... T.IrbI. D.erdsn .ri.ins H.n ssIi
nes, yhss rsudsr Marriage upsssie,, ana ssssy Ssa
YOUNG MEN
thst drssdhs and dssrse,s has which .rassy ,v.sps
:,..d ts.n sd srsss iD..o VI. ma . q. ss.
..,. :n:,.Gs:s s,s,., wa q. tsssd.r =.
MARRIAGE.
hAhIIIp Pnsors, OF Yssnr Men s,ussn,.uns Mar.
~, s.nt svss fhy.lssi ssshnsss, srfsnis tssily,
he .bo placer hPssH under ths q d. J. nay s.si-
sssly esOsds N his honor q, GsnIsnsn ssd ssss6ssy
rely upen hs skill ass Physician.
OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERTcK ST.
ish hand aids foinG from BaluDors sus. v fsss
o, e.rn.r ; "a, net :. 's,.r,. name and ssns letter.
su1 % paid and contain stamp.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
hsms,r u. Regal Cesrs Of Surgeons, ksDd.n, rr.ts-
sa nsm sos me meet eminent Collsg.s In ths Dated
Is. ss.s. e. foDssn fa % a., .p s'.I :.S
ssa; many sssi.G VIA masias s, 3: head r az:
ssss. asn s. n.r,os.ns,. ssint alarmed q.
.sp.inss With dsranssnsnt Of mind, cured inns
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ssrtAin raee. indslgsd When sonss habit rsqUs1sy
vhi:s nightly siI sven shsn s:.sP. and nc. cured
s.Sa' 11sS'ras, impossible. and destroys ssth mind and
Ths,s and m..nchsy sf.ess prsd.ess
Limbs in d. Head Dnn., q sight Los. Of Ms..s sS
Fever Psptaton Of the Heart DyspsP.y Nerves.
nISIIiLf~Ts: fearful .tsss On IN. mind az. u,sA ..
u,s Love Of Solitude Timidiy, etc. are ssns Il de evil.
NERVOUS DlBILIrr.-rhsss.nts can new tsdss VIA. 10
nf veal pals: snG ' .@.si.s. S:1ns a.S:i.
sppssne' sssst hs eyes, esrfh or gmPtens ssossnp
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
. =. ssa snS , @
Happens that an iim.d dread sf dses,sry
dsts him from applying 70 thoss vho from sdsessa and
iEnsrsnt and 6.rnnS pr.tsnd.rs vb. nesp.S.
e.ring tch h, pscuniary Substances, hep nm trsns
a: and d.p.r ..1. him Vi. vi T named b:S & - r..
Hn I'M Or ~ u. Is. q that e:.s
srrbls disease ssch Of Hss Threat Had
,sr:d IL .ssfs ..s.hs J, .SsiS. s S:: ,s
asssvsr'd GENTRY from vhsss 90 traveller rst.rns
DIR. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGlNIc
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY
~ this great and important sdy
are sPssdily ssrss and fs rir rstsrsd Ysess.sds u
asst Nervous and dssiatsd vhs had all ksps slys
kssa INNS stately relieved.
All imP.dinsDs Marriage, rhysssl % MENU, piseusI.
0sadens less Of frssrssuVs Fewer HsTvsts Irrisby
rI..sns and w.ssn,ss kliss,tss q u. meat fearful
kfd speedily cared.
ENDORSEMENT OF NE PRESS.
TIE hAsr fEoUsAFDs cured AZ ths institution within
s Las. seventeen yssrr and the Important ssf-
sal efsrsusu. fsrsnsds BY Dr. Jshnstso, Witnessed BY de
Isnsr o. ne peIsn and many ether ps,sns, nsiess sf
vhsh have APPEARED again and again before The puke
sdss h standing a. gentleman Of sharsesr and rstpsuti-
suiJ' fsstisIt guarantee 10 The saetsd- lkly
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THE E, ENING STAR.
Mis- Slideil.

The pifl stood on the steamers deck,
While men In arms were thick around,
And from Jacinto's threatening sides
A score Of cannon on her frowned.
She babe them leave her father there E.
She challenged them to do her hurt
She madly laid her bosom bare,
And fearlessly exposed her-shirt!
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
FL =

- EE -
with its counectonsD
is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
re ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED SAFETY AND COMFORT.
STONE BALLASTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE rAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two ofthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FROM
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
TO ell points in the
WEST. NoRTH-wEsT AND soUrH-wEsr.
DFSsr N Lh.SSSGh TiSkstr. s.pIJ :. the oOs of
psny, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
Spieaadid Sleeping Cars on all Ntght Trains
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers viii take the q. M AM S D. m. trains,
s[SSiyIns IN BslnmSTs a. 80 .. n. and Sd. M,
the No1Ss Gsnts s wen a1n on
burg q ?. m. and Las m, there connecting
VITA the trains on the Pennsyivania Central
Railroad for all parts Of the west.
FREI6HTS.
By this route, freights of al descriptions can DO
forwarded 20 and from any point on the Railroads.
ioss. or MIssourI s1 Rsei,o1a ah Sp1s "sO0nsn'
The PennsJ vania Central X silrOed also connects
be forvsrded TO sny rcrt on the Ohio, m1sfinsSm,
hentnctS, tennessee, Cnmb:rand Illinois, Miss
and Red Riyers: and at CIevssnd, S0gdasfy and
chicago with steamers % eli Northwestern lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustlnE the transpor-
tation Of their Freight 20 this Company, can rely
with CONFIDENCE on ITS speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT 30 and from auy
point IN the West, by the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad. ave az al ttnss Jac0rabIs as oFs
gagged bF Other RGtlroad Conpaai<S
clLCB Be parnogler 20 mark packages WA PEnN.
MAGRAW a K0ONS, Freight a gents,
,,.,x, - No. 20 North street, Ba.t more,
ENOCH LEWIS. 6enI Superint't, Altoona, Pa
u II HOUPT. Genl Ticket Af't, fhilsdelphis.
ID; HOUSTON, 6enn Freight Agent, PhIls-
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. ~ SOMETHING NEW! -
RIArRsT Discovery oFWN IL
~ Al ISL I z si Hs opro,il.

AZ 2SI Z street, opposite
oysTEskfssA sTEfAMEp
In the shell Is and Thoroughly Cooked T superior
tive or 1seord. Cali and see.
The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
ree his OLD and snas ne
IF: q ss. & 5
per per asy @ to aco1 cans Of Speed and Fresh
in the sholG by the bushel or barrel.
PERSONS wishing to hsxe oysteIs furnished regu-
so1 sf Of u wn shcuS os .nS .Gss
EanEsments at once. Freight. time, and money
tie 81 ea r1 sTSs
at prices just as low.
TO Suffers.
Ton.toeS PIss Fset Tips s%E S
&c, 60 Also, Pickles, CatspP, Saaoes, Brandy
ties, TerrspIns, Fresh HOLSTERS, Cod, HsIibut o.
In aot every thing for sale in the North. m mar
Hoses and suppsd sskP r6S yser. do
Ivered without charge ta any part Of the District
G Is om Ha the order To-
night, every day, except Sunday, when 1 close at
j. II TN. HARVEY.
WIN. s. y! S6 5Fc *fil ECO ( CO. mouse OF
ImrSSstsI s! TtS. aad tai.sss Fanes Goods. UNA
No' g.. fkNNsYLVANlA AVENUE,
Entrance Sixth Street,J
Washington, ID. G.
The attention Of connoisseurs and the publio rem.
orally lsInvted TO my stoc of hne Brendies Wines
cigars Teas, &C, comprising Hennsssey Otard
and SaJer Brandies, Widow Cloquot, Moot &
NeIzSuey, Champsgnes; Permartins, Amont:l ado
and ,fIiaTte ShsIries; Wanderer, Reserve and
Ports; the celebrated "W5C" Club House Gin;
Irish, Scotch, Bourbon and MonoD gahela WINS,
kles; Jamaica a. II. CrOIx Runs; Cabsns Fig
aro La Rosa de Santiago, Espanoa ana various
0rands OF q gaTs and very fine Young Hyson, Nv
son. Imperial snd English Bres kfast Teas IN catty
boxes imported by myself expressly for family use
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DENTISTRY.


DENTISTRY.
DIR. CHARLES r.. BOTELER,
DENJTIST,
NO. 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BErwHkN 9rH AsD 10TH STs.
RI DR.. J. L. GIBBONS
HAVING Removed from No. 32s Now York
syenue. to No. 372 9Th street. a few doors from
siena services tMedIosi and sursfoai, 70 the
ciHzens q washington. he may be found at his
omoe 81 Sll hours,wh not professionally engaged.
de 25-eo2vr
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLASTI ZONE
r Z Z II II,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE Oh CLASPS.
DIR. 4. b sIsEsMoNp,
I,.ss, Sis... issl ssa isif 3, WsssisItos.
sdvsntssss Of his Improved system ~ ~ as
!. The Teeth Of his Manufacture Wilt @
acds, being three f0artBs liz Stef tSsn sny other,
Z. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as The
roOis vii se @sde SSsa Rs an
Z: No temporary teeth ara needed. as ,ermsnen,
!he natural expression Of i6s fscs. Which andsss
the old system is frequently dshsured.
By many OF the hrst chemists and physicians Of thu
DT; &. has also invented white undestruotiv,
can be filed without pain, and can build up q per
ieot s9und tooth on any side roots, which will last
The best 4 reference. .,ysn-to DR.. v. Mott; DR.
Sdss W., rrots s e, Of Ghsmty y Hon
ton, and thousands OF others. -,
Gail and examine for YOURSELF no em
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A VIM u. DOVE 90,
E0hE NOW prepared 70 execute any orders with
which thsL nay be favored IN the
FkumBINS, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
IL Store on 9th street, few doors north Of Pa,
eyelle, where mal be fond q oomRlcte assortmeH{
81 CHANDELIERS and ether eIS, STEAM spi
WAIVER F1AEsHES, 10 f-lv
w GAS FI4YuREs,
w e Have In store, and are dan ' reoelyinr GAS
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and Designs
And Finish, superior In style to anything heretoore
9neI d IN this market. We invite ctiIens general
70 sall and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
selected stock in Wsshinfton.
All Work in the above line IntfrEted 70 ear care
VIII be promptly attended TO,
MYERS = MoeHAN.
nart-u SIC ID street.
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Hf63 skNEEAMNY oTSkk E EkktbX LrI kshR1S%66EEn

Passengers forwarded 20 Hsvre. BTemeS. Rot
tsraam, Antwerp 40, &C reduced through isres
buy tokets allow rates. '''' i'''HO' 0~A
oFE Or further informstiSs s,gly 2, the Captains
Or 30 q. A. HERRING, Adams Essresr Bsiti-
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CASH NOTICF

IN consequences Of our hayiur TO pav ossh lar
svss5 arsaols q food ys RSrShase, We are forsse
sfEA si 's 6SfsNs i 3; Sss sss
than u.Ss.Iys Wall, s1EfHENs i CO..
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CIBBs HAIR STORE,
2A "a hiEisls

alvsys On hlpd, or made 70 eis. :, 81 stTiSs,
asgee; Hal We'h rsss,red % exchanged.
6s-AssleS HAIR DYED In the meet nstsrsl
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
g, soFl6er hath obtsined from the Orphans,
Columbia, letters of admInista alton on the personal
estate OF George u. Brush, late OF Washington
county, deceased. All persons having cIsims
against the said deceased are hereby warned no
shhlblt the sane, with the vouchers thereof to
the suoscn Der, on or before the fourth day
OF January next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded troEc ell benefit of the said estate
Glysn under my hand this fourth day OF Janu
airy, lS62 q. w. AN6ELL,
Jsb-laW5T Administrator,
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DESSSBBssEY,s ANTlDorE WILL CURE
SSnfo{e % dlef required IL is an Eng.
Ut s ~ ~, DC % sixty FIVE years -tsnsi Ing =
shtr uon % OBJ IaI .s 40 ,,fss.s Il. Pries6 rp, 4
Sb,l .SS ~ y SO, UfAAM, Sl0 sChssant street,
corner 18th street and Pc, ave. -, no S 7soiy
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VIM. CQRWIN BURGY,
LATE With the old and well known house Of
WIN. CORWIN & Co,

Dealer IN choice Brasdiss, Wiass Chars &C.. and
IHpeytr 81 TsaS dHd Chinese Fancy Goods,
NO. 5sI Pennsylvania AVENUE,
Entrance Sixth Street,
WdShiBgtOH, ID, C.,
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KEOKUK IOWA: THURSDAY, AUGUST 2l, 1862

advance forces Of General j aekson,s army.
Accompanying the above were Brig. Gen.
Fl. Prince, a Yankee General, and twen-
ty-seven commissioned officers, who, to-
gether with the men. were lodged in Lib
by prison Prince, for few hours was
lodged at the Exchange Hotel. The
Presidents recent proclamation declared
Pope and his comlnissi, ned satellites to
be without the usa2es Of warfare, and not
ehtilled 10 the privileges Of ordinary pris-
oners of war. Orders were issued 10
place all Of the captured officers in close
confinement. AT the Libby prison they
were put with the dcserters and other per-
sons to whom infamy attaches. An ex-
animation was made into the condition of
the county Jail, with view to their in
generation there; but the structure was
deemed unsafe. They have not b4enp I.
mitted to associate with the Feac:al oili
GERS, and aricai very downca>t at tie
prospect be.o,e tl.lm