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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03

% The lease Of two hundred acres of land
upon which Camp Dennison is located having
expired us proposed to break up the camp
and have only Camp Chase a. Columbus.
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cTTHoNAs JEFFERSON BULL, Of Eoudonville,
indicted in the u. S. Court for making aud
passing counterfeit coin, has had his trial and
been acquitted.
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az Wendell Philips lecture, for which he
was mobbed BY the Cincinnati ruffians, netted
tho Sanitary Commission SlIa.
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A Solomon among the Prophets.
The well known, peculiar Soloman
Sturges of Chicago, of Quaker origin, is
down at Island No. 10 looking on at the
war. He writes from the gunbont St.
Louis off Island No. 10, on the 9th as
follows to the Chicago Journal.
To mo it appears as though Commo-
dore Foote was playing with the rebel
batteries some three miles below us, and
in plane view, much as YOU and everybody
else has seen cat handle mouse that
was completely in its power. When the
proper time arrives, doubt not the Com
modore will capture every rebel on or
about the Island and all their appendages.
prophecy that, by the 4th of July,
and rather think by the lst of june
there will be no important organized resist
ance within the United States OF America
to the lawful authority of its Government.
+
If our fotila don't reach Memphis and
have possession of that city by II o'clock
P. NJ Sunday night, l have to pay for
twelve oysters suppers. If the same event
does not occur at New Orleans by the 18th
of May, l have TO pay sixty dollars for two
new suit of clothes, and only get one of
them, so am going to work as we'll as
pray. IfGod be for.us who can be against
US My friend have faith in God. Get
plenty of the best cannon, and work them
we'll
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Iuportauce of Corinth.

Corinth, Tishimingo county, Mississippi, is
a very important strategical point. 1t is situa-
ted in a hilly, scmi-mountainous eountry-a
branch of the Appalachian range which DIVORCES
from the Allegheny mountains and forms the
mountains and gold-bearing regions of Georgia
and Alabama. Here also is the junction ofthe
Memphis & Charleston aHd Mobile d Charles
ton railroad lines, which forms the intact COM
municaiion of the Atlantic and the Gulf sea-
boards, and which is vitality important 10 the
rebels. The enemy are reported to be under
command of Gen. Beauregard. who proposes
there to dispute the advance Of our army upon
Memphis from the East. What its defences
may be, we are not apprised; but the number Of
rebel soldiers there is stated at very high fig
ure-ons correspondent, with good means for
information, putting il down at sixty thousand.
cTThe body Of JoHNsos WIeGrSs, killed at
the battle of Winchester. was brought TO Mil
lersburg on Saturday evening last, and buried
On Sunday following.
The parents o. young Wrecks, until couple
Of years past resided near Nashville, in this
county, but are now citizens of Iowa. Their
son has from boyhood, almost, been in the
employ of Mr.. L. MArERs, of this town, TO whom
he endeared himself by his integrity and at
tentien to business. When the first call was
made for volunteers TO put down the rebellion,
he promptly responded, serving his country
ereditably in many trying places during the
three months for which he enlisted, He again
enlisted in Capt. SrEIeLE's CO., and Mt the bat
tie of Winchester gave up his life for his coun-
try. He was brave almost to a fault, honorable,
a true friend, respected and beloved whilst liv-
ing. and dead, mourned.
There was another of Capt. SrErGLEs compa-
ny belonging to this county killed in the same
battle. but we did not learn his name. We be-
ieve he belonged to Weinsburg, in this county.
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The members being called to order, upon
motion of Captain Monroe. Captain Richc>on
was appointed chairman. Upon motion Of Ma
jor Kershner, Captain Muse was appointed Sec
retary. The Chair then stated the object of
the meeting. and that they were ready for bu-
siness. Captain Monroe nominated Rev. SUTH-
ERLAxD of Zenia, o., as suitable man to be ap-
pointed Chaplain; Captain Muse nominated
Rev. REED, of GAINESVILLE; Captain Mcclure
nominated Rev. MCFARLAND, OF Wooster; Cap
tain Edgar nominated Rev. MArLock, of Mil
lersburg, Ohio.
Upon motion of Captain Mcclure the meeting
proceeded to vote by ballot.
Upon motion of Major Kershner. TO elect. it
would take majority of the whole number Of
votes.
First ballot. whole number of votes, "eloyen," "
necessary for a choice. "six."
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Notice

TITO the erepitors Of William Booth insolvsnt debt
il or. All persons indebted will please take notice
on the I4th dav of Februsry, A. d. 1862
Booth made application before the undersigned Naa-
ter Commissioner, oil Holmes county, o. for the bone
h OF the nsovent law under the statue in such eassA
made and provided and that the 18th OF April A. D.
1862 the undersigned will file with the Clerk of the
Court of Common Please of Holmes county, Ohio. The
bonds and copy the original BY said Booth
for tho benefit Of insolvent law. Before me,
JOHN HUSTON,
March a, ls6e-;3 - Master Com
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CUMBERLAND FoRD. Kr
March 18th 1862

CUMBERLAND FoRD. KY,
March 18th, 1862.
Pursuant to call. the Field Officers and
Commandments of Companies met at O'Clock
r. M. for the purpose of nominating Chap
lain for the l6th Regiment o. Y. U. s. A.
The officers present were az follows:
Lieut.. Col. G. W. BAILEY,
Major p. KERSHNER,
Capt. MUsE, Co. A Capt. MoSnoE, Co. F
e EpcAn, " RIcHrsoS, G
BorsronD C MCCLURE, H
TAxNymLL" 4 HARN ]
VAs DoEx" II
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Mea0tlnS UcueTal DauhS, WHO u8u DceI
at Harper's Ferry, arrived and taking
command of the troops in person, is now
continuing the pursuit with about item thou
sand men, and at the latest accounts had
pressed the rebels beyond Middleburgb
cutting off many straglers and pressing the
enemy very sorely. The object is to cap
ture his whole force, if possible. 1t was
not till yesterday that any of the force ol
General Williams arrived on the field, and
then they were too late to participate in
the action. They joined in the chase
The loss of the enemy in killed and wound
ed will foot up to about nine hundred men,
ofwhich two hundred and twenty five were
killed. The number of prisoners taken
from them is two hundred aud thirty-six.
These figures are independent of what they
have lost, and will lose, in the pursuit.
The regiments which lost most on the side
of the rebels was the Fifth Virginia.
scENF ON THE BATBLE FIELD.
The battlefield, after the struggle, was
sight to be remembered. The night was
dark and cold. After the battle the am
balances were busily engaged removing
the wounded, the enemy carried off most
of their wounded and some of their dead.
The wounded were intefmingled with the
dead, and their suferings before they were
removed to the hospitals were very poign-
ant. Yesterday was spent in burying the
dead, The ghastly aspect of the field
yesterday after the wounded were remov-
ed, and before the dead were inferred, was
appalling. Some with their faces off, some
with their heads oil, some torn into frag-
ments and frightfully maugled by the
round shot and shell, and others simply
but quite MS etfectually killed by bullet
wounds. 1t is singular that most of the
enemy killed by bullet wounds were shot
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List of Letters

DEMAINING g in the Post Office at BIillers-
IL burg, O., on the 1st day of April, 1862.
u,ll Sarah
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of battle extended about mile on the righ,
of the village of Kernstown. and mile
and three quarters on the left of it, and the
village lay on the road between the rebel
right and centre.
POSITION OF OUR FORCES. o..
The position chosen by our forces was
nearly mile from the rebel batteries which
they had posted upon the hills near the lit
tie town of Kerneston' like our own troops,
mostly at the right hand side of the road,
a few guns only being posted upon the
left. Tyler's brigade had the right wing,
Kimbie commanded the middle, and Sulli-
van the left wing. All of them were pro-
tected from the fire of the. enemy by the
intervening hills, upon which were placed
our artillery, confronting the rebel batter.
les upon the top of the opposite hills, with
about mile distance between them. The
cavalry was disposed in squadrons in re-
serve.
Our left wing, consisting of the Thir-
teenth Indiana, Seventh Ohio and bat
terry of the Fourth regular artillery, under
Captain jerks, had a feint made on it
while the real attack Of the enemy was
being directed against our right wing. TIE
feiut on the left was heavy fire Of artil-
lery posted on both sides of the village and
the turnpike, which, did however trifling
damage. Our battery replied, silencing
those of the enemy, though the firing was
maintained for q long time on both sides.
Our centre consisted of the 18th Indiana,
the 9Th and eth Ohio and the s4th
Penn, aud two artillery batteries belong
ing to the lst Ohio artillery, and the cav
airy, consisting Of the lst Michigan and
lst Ohio, were drawn up in the rear. The
whole Of our cavalry amounted to no moro
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Captain Mills of Company D being the only
member not present; he refusing 10 take part.
PROCEEDINGS:
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dec II
WINTER ARRAN0EhENT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
L1o AID.


oa and after MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEL-
PHIA:
For Baltimore, at $50 O. m, SIS .. m, II IS Q. m.
(Express,) and 10 so p. m.
For Chester, sts.lSs n, ll.ss =. m ,s4s and 10 90
p. m.
For Wilmington, At $40 =. n,., SIS g. m, rlss ..
For New Castle, At s IS :. m and aSp.m.
For Dover, st sis q. m. and 8 10 p. N.
For Milford, at SIS .. N.
For balisbury, at lbs N.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leays Bal.inose e At sso /. N; !s.pres) LOS p.
Leave wilmington At l.so o and ii'ss I. n. AS,
Leave ssii.b.ry at ssp.m.
Leave Milford at ass p. IN.
Leave DOvvr at O. IN. and 6lo p. n.
Leave New Castle At II m and $40 p. m.
Leave Chester at $50 . m, ls Is, 4.So, and s.ao
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations at 20 and D. M; for Dover and interms.
date station, at los p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at $40 IN +, u c5 and II 20 p. m.
Leave Wilmington ct 80 g. IL, 92s g. m u 30
ERETGiT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
Leave Philadeiphla, for Perryvills and lnterms.
date places, at $40 p. m.
Leave Wilmington, for Perryville and iutermedi.
Leave Bsi,inCrs, for 70 H.vrs de Gra0. and inter.
mediate stations, ate g.. m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
A. a.so .. m and 1850 p, m from Philadslphia to
A from Baltimore to Phil.dslphia,
more will run daily, Mondays e,O9.od nn,
Jan 2-u Prssidsnt.
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COR BOs1ON, VIA NEWPORT AND
Il FALL RIVER.

BY the splendid and superior steam. =, -
sn nMETHOPOLI8, n = EMPIRE H3e
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE,
Of great strength snd speed but particularly adapted
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distance Of % miles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No. 9, North river, near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton,
Mondays, Wednesday,, and Friday, at O'Clock, p.
:s..s = feSe Capt Brow
Tuesaays, Ihursdays, and saturdays, At O'CLOCK,
Thess stsansss are lifted with eommodius state:
roons, and every ssrsnSemsnt fog re security and
comfort Of who are Afforded ~ ths route
proceed par steamboat train, reaching Boston early
The following morning, or may remain on board un.
III starting Of the Accommodation at A: NJ, by
which they may rsaeh Boston about s.46 A. N.
A baggsge master q attached to each steamer, who
receives and tiokets the baggage, and accompanies
the same to its destination.
A steamer runs, In connection with this line, be.
tween Fall river and Providence, daily, except Sun.
Freight to Boston ls forwarded through with great
dispstsh BY an Ex pre,s Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at TX
O'Clock, for Boston aud New Bedford, arriving ata
destination st about II A. N.
For freight or paseage, apply on board, or Attn
ohiee on Pier No. Q, North river For slater roeml
WIN. BORDEN, Agent
sug LIT 10 and II West street N. Y.
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II 1 ID
Book For The Soldiers!
II H f.
q H H Z . N h -
OF oUR
UN.IOF ARMY .aJTD NArf,
THEIR LIVES,
THEIR PORTRAITS.

This volume contains the PORTRAITS tfne.
line engravings) and BIOGRAPHIES Of each Of
the following prominent ofIlcsrs:
Gems. Anderson, Banks, Butler, Burnside, Blenk'
er, Barry, John Cochrne, Couch, Dix, Duryea,
Frantlin, Fremont, Heintzelmau, Lane, Lyon,
Mansa,id. McCislian, Mcdowell, Richardson, Rose.
Grams, ,sickls., Sissl, Boott Slocum and Wool Csh.
Ctrcoran, C,wain l,st Aass) and Ellsworth. Com.
Dupont, aad Capt Wilkes.
The publishers tried to produce bo, essentially
for the soldiers, complete, compact, elegant and
cheap-to be carried with them In their knapsacks
or poekets-without taking up more room than
small Pocket Bible. r
The price for each volume
bound In cloth. h.........................6 20 OTIS.
bound In elegant cloth, with beveled
edges and gill;. ................ 10 cts.
As the demand for this work will, no doubt, be
large snd the production Of 1t comparatively slow,
on account Of the great number of engraving It
contains, orders should be ient avsn early DAY BY
all those who wish to be served speedily, - We shall
execute each order In its turn.
L. FRANC h CO.,
No. $40, Seventh st., four doors aboveD,
up stairs, Warrington, D. c.
n B.-An ordsrs, accompanied By the money, I'd
dressed 70 our washisgtoa Heuss, viii b. promptly
attended to aad Forwarded V ~ camp, ~ ety. by
nails fSss Of shasss, nasu
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NJ o FL O Z
adams Express Company"

This Company Offers to the public " Unsqualled
Advantage, for the =" Safe and Quick pgpstch,, Of
kc, to all parts Of the United States.
Expresses TO and from the North and W ct depart
Expresses are In charge Of experienced snd rstas,s
All Fsoksgss for The sold!srs" carried at o.s
HSlfn our usual rates
All goods for the so-oalied Confedsrstss States"
and all articles " Coatraband. of War;" will Be m.
FUSED. l.
Our Expreases leave New York at l,S and r. u e,
arriving IN W ashington at o A. NJ. and s. 30 p. n.
Expresses leave Philadelphia at 30 A. n. and 10
N, striving In Washington $40 P. n and A. n.
Expresses leave Baltimore at 40 A. n. and <6
r. NJ, arriving In Washington at 0 A. M. and $50
r. M
Expresses for all points North and Wet leave
Wsshin gtop daily At !. 80 A. N. and 30 p. u.
Special Contracts for large quantities Of Freight
oan be made on application at this otnoe.
ALI good, called for and delivered Grss Of extra
charge. Z. W. PARSONS,
Suporintendent Adams Express O..
Washing ton, August "a, 81. sss22-u
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


On the Petition Of Alfred T. Serrell OF New York,
n r, praying for the extension ofa patent granted
to him The 10th OF May, ls+s for an improyemenS In
Machinery for making Mouldings, for seven
years from the expira Of said patent which takes
p!soe on the 18th day Of May, 1859,
It Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Ofoe on Monday the 18th day Of April next,
at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are notified to sp
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Once tHeir objections, specially
set forth In writing at least twspty days before the
TO be used q the said hs.rioe must be taken sne
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the once
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will BE- clcsed on the
18th day Of April next; depositons and other pa
pers relied upon as testimony must be filed in fhe
ONCE on or before the morning Of that day the ar
guments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In the
Eafions Repulica,, W Wsshington d. G.. aud the New
York TIuae, New York, n. y, once . week 70, thre.
successive week.; the rst Of said publications TO
at least sixty days previous 70 the day Of hearing
Commissioner OF ratenA
s.-lEditcrs Of the above papers will lease
pspsr containing this notice feb lS-lsw'w
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vLAIMs AGAINST tn. UNITED STATES
FINLEY BIGGER, date Register Of the U. 8,

FINLEY BIGGER, llate Register Of the U. s,
Treasury, } and CHARLES II. SHERMAN, Coun.
.ellors at Law, will devote their entire attention to
the prosec cution snd settlement Of demands against
the United States growing out Of the present war,
Including the Accounts and Claims Of States, Con.
tractors, and Disbursing O1cers; applications for
the restoration OF property illegally siszed or cap
tured, and for compensation for the Of private
property for Government purposes, and for damages
Tor the injury Of such property by the army; f.r
distributiye shares Of monies payable At the Trsa
Tney will also give legal advice to clsimaats, con
tractors, and TO upprefsssionsl agents In ltigatod
,aees; and prepare written arguments when desired.
With Non resident Agents who may send them
,.nms, an equitable division Of commissions will be
nsde.
Undisputed Demands will be collected and
romptly RENTED for . commission Of from . half
Il two and . half per cent depending on the
amosnt and negotiations with the Departments
con iuoted on moderate terms.
BY prompt attention, moderate charges, long ex.
perienoe, and minute knowledge Of the of laws
regulations, rules And precedents, governing this
,lsss Of business at the Departments, they hope to
sender their services useful to claimants and public
Reference may be made to Members Of Congress
and ofiiesrs Of the Government and especially by
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WHIrTLxsxY, Firs
Address" ksssrs. BIGGER SHERMAN,
Washington d. CO.
omes, No. rsF street, near Treasury and vii
tards' Hotel nov a-am
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AGENTS WANTED,
IN ALL THE CAMPS AND CITIES IN tn. U.

IN ALL THE CAMPS AND CITIES IN the U. 8
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND TERhs..
WE WILL MAKE 1T AN OBJECT
TO ENTERPRIsING MEN.
CHAPLAINs, POsTMABIERs, and all sueh,
who can spars little time, and feel inclined to buy
and sell, should supply the m.n In the camps with
our beautiful and life.llke care. pictsfss.
DEAL WITH Us DIRECTLY and you will 70.
oeivs Rrst clAAs work aad get the Lowest Prices.
PICTUREs OF CoLoNELs AND OTHERS
not List made to order at reasonable prioes-
6 wing to you the executive sale-AED THE
PROFITS
CAMP SCENES, with portraits Of the Staff and
Field Officers made to order, as all other Litho-
gralhic Work done In the most artistic style.
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RAILROADS, ETO.
pa ssE EF0ER TRAINs.

P.A .ASSEF0ER RAlFS.
%. 9. s.a SAss MONDAY kss,us!y ., l:s,, II
more will run - follows:
." O.ss q. s $780,. ct: I: & :. s.s =. ss e. z r., % .s''-~
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
scs w.:sss.s!R nc Il and
4 In !? zS:AfSEIseS q 81 . ,..a.p..
wEs.1s fa4 nAssssSSss w.Sss,o: "a .osaH ~ s1s
ron rREDERIcK-AtrAsa .. n, and .. M.
TRAINS nOvfMa NORTH.
ANN. 4 EaSs ss:.sspSs SeG lsso 3 m
s.s s:S 1e;s i..s. W wslsson .
.... !. Il ss:o TS : y. %osns nj 30 .Snsss
:. ~ . sas Asil Train l..,. w..A.ps.se ~. N.
= Afnve ~ q HsianSse xS lslo p. n; fhiladsiphia OFT
Phiiadeiphis Tain II Il leaves q wsshius,oa ats .. m.
r:eshing Baltimore st 50 p. L., and Philsdslph
Ansnees Assonnodauon leave Warrington 400
p = Arrive at laluzaors 90 p. n No coane>t tlons
z BaidMors This b the Afternoon connection for
Ev.i.g n.pr.s. l.ays wsssine,e. 8 p :. Ar.
y ssna:y:, issvs sN ws:SinsNtos i Il 500 and sap
The sU p m. uum nom " eenSnGton 00nuecte
through to New York every day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at . m. Philsdelphia II. % ..
N; Baltimore LOOP N Arrive at Washington 8 50
Leave New York at p. m. PhiladeiphIs 1850 p.
n; Baltimore 20 .. N. Arrive at Washington $40
Lave New York ct II p. N. Philadelphia $50 a.
III Baltimore 7ss .. n. Arrive at Washington
Locai Aeeomnodstio. yrraius leave Baltimore a,
q. n. and 4.sSp. N. for Warrington arrive there
at II = n. and q 2. n.
., e .nd - n only S n:
Sunday.
Passenger Trains leaving washingtou ct 7loa m.
and LOO 3. n, and Baltimore at T.3b D. m. and <.36
p. n. msks direct connections for Annapolis at the
Junctiou. The 7.lo O. m. and the p. N. connect at
Relay for Frederick, Haserstown, 40 &e., except
TrS6s leave Annapolis for Baltimore and wash.
fs%enser T Tr.ins leaving | v arlington At 600 g. m.
II .. m. and p. n, and Baltimore at 40 and 7.S5
.. n, will aop only al Annapolis Junction.
Way PasseDge must take the Accommodation 7faSs
Trains VIII leave washington and Baltimore
prospty spoa eard ts, excepting that the 30 = m
1855 O. n, and p m. trains will wait 20 minutes,
Decessaiy, to secure thee Passengers and Malls from
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
A special car, with IN attendant, with beds, will
issvs Washinston twiee week for Philsdelphia d..
rect at II o. m, for the accommodation Of sick and
r. SMITH,
fsbS 4ast8 Of Transportation, Bait.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
AMBRoTSPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
both iu the city and surrounding country, 10.
In addition to our large business, We have ADDED
. large and choice stock Of anbrotype and dsguer.
rsan materials, such a
UNION CASES,
Every size In the Trade.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made.
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS and PREsERvERs,
every sizs in the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size made.
MELAIN0TYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
every size made.
CUT CROWN GLASS,
every size In the Trade
We guarantee to sell this stock at or near the man
ufaoturep' prices.
Our printed PRICELIsT sent free to any I'D
dress.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to.
Store open IRON 73o Z. m. 10 30 p. N,
Remember the sr--6l0-6io-blo-5lo-6lo
p. J. BELLEw \ CO.,
NanulAetussn' Assats,
aws Waahiastss, .. a
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g u. LnWln, =. Dbl
Ne Dental OxareOon.
OFFICE No. 30 PENNsYLvAHIA AVENUE
Be,ssm NsslnA suA fAiysassA 6rsss,
vAmmoroN mr.

Iespsctfally tenders his professional services 70
the publis. having hsd On extensfvs pfaettes u
Philadelphia he feels himself fally eonpeteatto 10 d.
charge his duty In every eass shoh nay presented
to his care.
Dr. L. has secured the right 70 uss the nswi npscye
adephia for fastening artificial teeth to eo3d silver,
o. platini plates whioh presudes the possibility Of
saliva or foreieu materials seoreting between them,
st the came time rendering the operation more nrm,
NATURAL and Of more utility to the patient dspens
ing with the ordinary modes Of fastsuing, By rivet
Of plates and Consequently an imperfect adaptation
10 the mouth.
He would respectfully invite the public TO his once
vinesd Of it superiority all methods hsrstofors
used.
The dental profession e also invited to call and
examine its merits and utility.
Also, dsntists can be furnishkd With teeth Of oil
kinds, d Les price than they 6sa b. bought else
where. nov ou
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SOn OOO LBS. ROUGH TALLOw AND
CUU,OUU my q ease wanted, Tor which
the highest price Will be pad, At tha Nsiionsl Soap
and Candle Works, Green street and the Canal
GeOrgetown ID. q. G, JEWELL,
Proprittor
mar 20-lm