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The Portland daily press., 1862-09-29
FEDERAL LOSSES AT ANTIETAM.
RecOnnOisances by Union Troops.

Rumored Amputation of Jackson's Arm.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-29
FOR SALE & TO LET.
Tenement Wanted.

1--WE advertiser wants good tenement for a small
Il family, within five to eight minutes walk of the
this office.
Portland Sept. %. div
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

Mans NosEs-These handles tc mems faces
may be divided into four classes, thus Gre
clan, denoting amiabiity of disposition, equa-
nimity OF temper, Imagination, patience "a
labor, and resignation in tribuation. Roman.
imperiousness, courage, presence of mind, no.
bleness cf heart. Cat or Tiger, cunning, de-
ceit, revenge, obs:inacy, aad selashness. Pug,
imbecility of mind and ndecision of character
OF these classes there are nnumerable grades :,
the Erecian descends tc the pug, the Roman
to aonine, bat the cat Or, tiger is sui genesis,
The Grecian nose is most conspicuous in quiet
scenes Of life-n the study. The Roman, in
spiri-stirTing scenes of life---in war. Men of
science often, Of imagination always, have the
Grecan nose. Daring soldiers generally have
The Roman. Every one knows what q pug is,
for it provokes our smile. Yet do not sneer at
a man because he has pug nose !; you cauuos
tell what may turn up" yourself
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05
TOWANDA:
Thursday Morning, June s, 1862.
0rigiual Qoetrg.
(For the Bradford Reporter.}
o u r F L A G..

The watch-ares brightly are cleaning.
Along the Potomac to night;
As many brave-hearted freemen,
Are gathering there for the fight
are gathering from every hearthstone,
Are gathering from every cot !
Are gathering round the bright camp fire,
To share soldiers lot.
Are garthering from every hamlet,
Many brave hearts, loyal and true
Are cath'ring round the old standard,
To fight for the Red, White and Blue"
Cop bless those truehearted soldiers,
Who have gathered round ii tonight;
Con bless that dear cause Of freedom
The only true cause and the right.
And when the storm clouds Of battlo,
Hover darkly, drearily ocr;
May victory follow the eagles,
Ofthe Stars and the Stripes, as Of yoye.
Our Flag-that dearly loved banner,
Around which our fOreiatbcrs died;
Is freedom, for which they were slaughtered,
Tous, their defendants denied?
Our Flag-Columbia's escutcheon,
Which traitors at empted to seize;
We'd keep the galaxy unbroken
And fling thy bright folds to tn: breeze
Our Flag-likc that glorious banner.
Whose eagles DER Austertz flew
We'd raise like shout for thy glory
1t was Five ie Red, T1hite c ID Bike
EMITHFIELD, Pa. II
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

CoHoUs PERsPIRArIoN,-A young medical
student who had been screwed very hard at
bis examination for admission to the faculty,
on very warm day, was nearly overcome by
the numerous questions put to him, when the
following query was added
What coarse would you adopt to produce
copious perspiration ?"
After long breath, he observed, wiping
bis forehead, rouM t,tcs tie eat.em. eram-
med before a nedicai societQ"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

one way In 'ir per miarte is REQ sd"
AN honorabse IBarrso.. -. -yho
The DUKE was in despair and at his wits'
end He had stormy scene with the k,og:
who threatened to send him to the bas'ie Il
he did not return to the Duchess.
So he came to Bergeronette. on the four'
,eenth dav. TO meks q fnal effort to obtain
her. They were alone together IN the gar
Here me, Bergeronette,' he cried, when
hs had exhausted every argument and found
ber be- still arm, I swear 70 yoo ware ] FREQ,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

Sss- Unsuccessful authors, turned critics,
are reputed the gardians of literature for the
same reason that St, Nepomuk rs the patron
saint of bridges-because he himself host his
life by fall from one.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

~ The side which IL 6eae.ifal rs often the
side which is true if the eyes of Love. are
baudaged, perceive triple t.rasge over the
eyes OF Hate. se&e0oe o
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

ass~" Eow foolish FOR hi better wife than he's
h.Ains for ths sake OF pleasing inst the right age for
the bottom Of his mouth. d say Y-that Arraoella
square y vars older than the ministert
.asrdYnk It was apitty il didn't :. Know
nas Let town daughters age Mrs smith aaTd Il s0a,s
mend thy folks would mind their own business as o
nevllesn I'd thank them.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

period, piercing shrek barst upon his ear
mingled with suHocating cries for assistance
the Dukes sword was out in On instant -
He was brave to rashness. Without mo-
ment's though, he plunged into the lane.
He beheld female struggling 10 the grasp
of man.
The man aed precipitately at his approach,
and the girl sank into bis arms, conVoolsiVe'9
exclaimed:--
"Save me, oh. save me
The Duke shea thed bis sword and spdsa"
oyed 70 calm her fears.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

Sg- There, now" cried little girl white
rumaging drawer in bureau, there, now,
gran'pa has sene to Heaven without his spec.
tacles.S
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

va sTbere's a woman at the bottom OF
svarv Mischief said Joe. Yes replied
Charley when l used 70 ges ta y
chief, my mother was at The pofsp 81
ne !. Il.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

Ba- It Is computed that in a life cf forty
years, man makes upward of Eve hundred
millions OF respirations, drawing through his
lungs one hundred and severity tons weight
lyS a in onI diScho rrinc- pao rio twentu tone Of
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

have ! 70 dread frcr q knowledge
-e ?" replied Roderick, with an air
chl,esumption, If good be destined
"Oh ylg anticipation if evil, ]
ter, and smotsit." So saying, be
dealing q blow thu.
against the wall, his @bipg but c
with angsish. The terriblsef cop.
blinded him for o moment. As, it
his throat. "Oh what hsys;a
westsd sol' There never, never
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-05

trem morlInatl!lnoon, itoiied iaithiuI'!
i rom M hart md thaikfn for The in
duet ant ne tere. went home ant
| "seeihG tied, warted to lie dowi
exclaim then | had Yromsed to brin!
| She pae btys 10 ths afternoon, and
ed her brainIfed till lad doIe So
While she ID rest any time, whit
what the Dukain md Ever, perhaps
Oae night, aboat eikhey could n't
riage, the Duke, plainly al,
a cloak, roamed through the gan
Antouie, as was his wont, in qettd
: \ tnrox
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-30

EIGHT GREAT BLuNDERs.-We give below an
article nom the columns Of the Religious Herald,
Baptist paper, OF Richmond, Va 1t shows 80
much more GOODNESS Of judgment and candor of
mind than we are in the habit of finding in our
Southern exchanges, that we deem IL worthy Of
special notice. IL says the South has made at
least eight great blunders, and enumerates them
as follows
L. In firing upon Fort Sumter
=. In believing there would be di yided North
and an apathetic Federal Government
sympathies Of Europe
=. In believing that the bonds Of their Confed
eracy would readily be taken In Europe
8. In believing that the military power of the
North would be directed In a crusade AGAINST
slavery rather than employed for the Overthrow
Of treason, and the establishment Of the Union and
the Constitution. w
q. In believing that Northern courage and pbv-
nque were no match for Southern; or that in bat
Tie one Southerner equaled five Yankees
q. In believing that the flag of the Cotton oil
garchy would wave above the Capitol at Wash
Hfll. N@--oA on ounkef
g; In believing that the fancied omnipotence
world. VI 'ne
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hksKLs MOURNING OVER THE DEYEArAr Sow.
ERsET.-The Richmond DisDatcb ~ sa,,s IN
contains an editorial, mourning over the recent
oeieat IN Somerset, and says that the South de-.
si seo defeat FOR they Were being ruined by their
by the victories at Bull Run and BsII;s RIn,. e.,
u would take three or defeats before they I1onId
realize that they must fight for their fTesIdes and
'neiI wives, and not lie idle in camp
appeals TO people all over the South IN .et,Ie
THIS matter at once; to fight it out; that n the w.
60 Sontlnues much longer, all their property would
Ds squandered In the expenses of the war IN the
,s anaees cong ered them all their property would
sSonn scdtea and swept away, and the proudest
OF mem would be beggars, upon the charity Of
.ne fankees IL concludes that their only chance
now ~ 70 conquer or die. IL they drive ont The
nankees, they are saved; and sooner than snbmit
IL would be better 70 share one common Crave
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Protected By Royal Letters Patent of EagIaad
and secured by the Seals of tks EeoIs dc PkdY.
nlaeis de Paris, dHd tks Imperial College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
TRIESEMAR No.
ls the efectual remedy for RELAXATION. SPKR-
MAToRRHRA and EXHAUSTION Oh THE SYsTHM,
TRIESEMAR No.2
completely and entirely eTadicates all traces OF
those disorders, for which Copaivs and Cubebs
nave generally been thought an antIdote, TO the
ton.
TRIESEMAR No 3,
ls the great and remedy Of the civilized World
Ior al Impurities OF the system, well second
Mercury, as well as other deleterious Inrredlents
and which al the Sers1parils IN the world snno,
remove. TRIEsBNAR Nos. l, 9 and are Alike de-
void OF taste or smell. and of ell seating euali-
Ties. leJ are In the form OF q !oxenge, and NAV
peoted. Os eeS
Sold In TIN cases at s3 each, or four IS cases in
one -or 50, and In 81 cases, thus saving Sc a.
administered by VatpeaU, Lallemand, Roux 40
90: Wholesale and retail by DR., II, A. BAR-
kOW; 194 Blocker street, "a doors from Mae
Dougai street,. New York. immediately on re-
oelpt OF remittance, DIR. BARROW will forward
Triesemar 70 any Part of the world seoureiy
and addressed according 70 the inrtructons
Published also by DR.. BARROW, that populsr
and bsautlfu lly illustrated medical work 8umsn
Frailty. Proc IS cents. Triesemar and HOOK oan
2s opSsIned BY special authority from s. c, FORD,
WeenuktOn, ~. v. de 12-Sm
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Soldiers, Paw

THE HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
Will remit sums of
FIFTY DOLLARS AND UNDER,
FROM soLDIERs TO THEIR FAMILIES,
At @ ohargeof
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
The money should be placed IN IN
ENVELOPE
and securely sealed
The full address,
iaelndtsg Post Oes, State; also, street sad nxpl-
Der. ~ d large eityJ
of the person to whom TO be sent,
MUST BE LEGIBLY MARKED ON THE
ENVELOPE.
1T HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
THAT THE
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FURNISHES THE MOST RELIABLE
MEANS
FOR SOLDIERS
TO
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ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILL BE FUR
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OUR OFFICE.
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Agent Harnden Express,
81 ST., second door below Pa. ave.,
is Sim Washington, ID. G.
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Oh. s0HNsYON,
II A = In O II X
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Hss SssssssvsS fAs sssst Csstsss, Syssly ssl sslv
Efsefssl Remedy ss ia Herld,
FOB ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LEI NO FALSE DELIczcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 srRE WARRANTED, OR NO c6xRsE.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS,

sTRE Warranted, OR NO CHARGE,
IN IRON ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ws,sp.. Il ne s.,l, stnessr.., As.sa.as e d. ps.
snd bl.ees, ayssnrsy Dsehsrsss impssney, 6ss-
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frsmengs, Dnsss q sSht Giddinsss, Dsssss e he
.sS or r.S D.ssS. e. r.. afro .a
ly Habit, q Yss.hhs.s Dr..afsl ,ss D..tssa,s Prs.
--- YOUNG MEN
Especially vhs have bseous victims Solitary vss
thai drssdf. and d.strsev. habit ytaeA sansy sv..Ps
,, r. ..n sn S..e ~s nshs . s
sntrAnesd listening Senator with the thsndsn q
s.snes vaksd % sestasy The living Tyre, may call viii
MARRIAGE.
.s.. Bang ...is :. pSy.:. sssiS.: s1sssis a..,
t...rniss,, te-, speedily cared.
.,.y esntd. n b. hsnor As r.nsI.m.u "a s.sss:
rely uPsn his skill "a physician
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
he fs not 70 ,sssr1. Sam. sss s.ss. Ger ..
.sst b paid and esOtain stamp. -A'"
DR.. JOHNSTON,
Member the Regal CollsFs Of ssrrssn. L..d., r,S,
a.. sm :ns Of Is, mOa sninsn cosr.s 10 he tsisss
5: ss ."s: ls q ssS:s % has s':s :p.s
:,., .S:sH t.s.si.d Via nsaS 3: S.sa y ~:
..da:n ,ssns. bsAn... VIII .SS.a. Ssssins. ss:ss.e
disssly. --'-' wv "'-'
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Iesnf men ano ethsn who have injured themselves By
.hieb ngbiy felt s1sn When ss.sP, and nc, cured
s.dy, should spPly Immediately. - ! :
fhss are some Of the ssd and msanehsy Effects prsduesd
Lnt, Pains in Ss Head Dnn... q sss Io.. :. Ms... sss
sy e. d. ps..1. 'fss assss. e.5 5sI.
syHPto33 q .s1s :. &c mind
drtadsd1oss Of Memory, Confssisn Of Ideas Dsprssa
us, Love OF Solitude, Timidy, etc. q the evils
NERVOUS DIsrLIrr.-rh,u..ps,s can nav ,,d,, VIA, 4,
The cause thsr declining bsah osing thsir vre bses
Ing Ssaf, pale, nervous and smaestsd, having nrplsI
pPsaranes sssu the eyes, esssh symptoms q ssoixnp-
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
Hhsn ths misErdsd and inprudsnt vesry pleasure snds
happens that msd ssns. sham. or Of
nm rem 70 thos. Who from .dseatsO and
hands Of ignorant dssiKnnr prssodsr, vh. nespass
caring, fleh hii pscrniary substance keep hin trfinr
nsnts AhsT month OF a. loOE 70. smHlls Zee can
s'sr n CALLING si,sPPointnsnt BY Of ha deadly
the eonstsuonsl symptens th
snn A. Prssrsng With frighus pidity, death psa
Isrsd to his dsads ssfsrnss By .sndnf hint lhsi M
oses'd essny from vhsss bourne traveller
Ok. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOB ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY.
n great and remedy vsaknsss Of The ssfsAs
are .pssdiy sssa and fs vtru rhssssnds q as
neat nsr,e .ns Dominated, vAs had lsss all Asps have
All ailments Marriage Physical o. MsstsI psou.l.
ns.nsD. k.s. q fsstrsstEs Fewer, HsIvsss hnt.sy,
ki.d speedily cared
ENDORSEMENT OF The PRESS.
tns MANY fHoUsAEpt cured At this insttuusa With,
cal slsrsu.n. Psrnsd sy Dr. JshnstsO vitns..d By 81.
nBsreu Of he Pspsn and many ether pssns nstess Of
Eds, b, ,t,nafng fsnusman n eh.,se,ss ~ 1..s,a.
amy hhtsnt ErIfaniss 70 the anietsd- mar ltly
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND FROM
BAL1IMORE.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 TRAvKLERa

SPECIAL NOTICE 10 TRAvKLERs
On sns .esr Nsna.y. pss.9sssgE, q 4 lsg, Pas,
BZztITrRoRRE vi ssfS rsn a. i oIioe': and
TRAINs MoyIN6 NORTH
~. i a1css = sssis s. III j. +. y;
AIIys a BssinSrs s .ss MaSS. No sss, ,s
New YoTS MAJ ir.In-l..v. w..hinrsou q. I,
kEr NJ T RslpSnore laD ?. n; Philsdelphia
Afternoon Aocommodsticn--Iesve wsshinstou
~. M y; Arrive ~ Baltimore 50 ?. n; Phisdel
Evening" EIgre..-Ie.ye wsshinssoa 8 r.x.
Am.s ~ Selumore eS ?. H. PkiiadelDhia 1oIfs
On On s Nsy Y0,s A 4; Nj asIrisssEs Al.
through @ New 9o1i every c.y aan9 the @ss
r..v. ,r21tiMs kovZNe s2yTH
r! Baltimore 400 ,. 4. ARRIVE q wsssinrsoS IN
Lf s.,: Nsy Yer. :.s,, r. PsIlss:.san ,ss !,
Lssys NV Ycrs q II ,. n Phil,asIpei. -
~: ;Balunors,S Al. Arrfves Wsshtnrton
Aooomnodation Trans leave Baltimore st Q
a 4; and Tn for Warrington, arrive there a
On SUNDAY. az 80 and Us A. n only.
fasse1ger Trains lesylnG Wssnington 81 1yN A.
aa ~ sss ses n hsas,a :n q s.
Trsins iesys Annapolis for Baltimore and ws.b-
Psssenssr Trains lsss n wsshinstou Of 600 A.
n, II a. NJ, apd NJ, and Baltimore az 80 and
q :. s saf ". E s. a. ns.a''
rWsy Passengers must take the leeornodasios
Trains vim leave washington and Baltimore
rrosspfly spss card ttrns.
der Mater Of Transportation, Bait
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
49, E


ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
This Company offers to the public " uneq ual cd
Advantages" Tor the Safe and Quick Dispstch OF
60, 10 all parts of the United States.
Expresses to and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive Ia Washington twice daily,
~ Expresses are In charge of szpsrissesd AID
All Packages for The Soldiers csrrled At "oNx
All Goods for the so-called Confederate Ststes''
and all Articles "Contraband Of War" will be
REFUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at l, s, snd P,
n, arriving In Washington at "A. n. and $50
Expresses leave Philadelphia. at $40 A. M. and
r 81, arriving IN Washington at 20 p. NJ, and
Expresses leave Baltimore at 40 A, nj. and 3 p.
NJ, arriving In Washington ~ A. NJ. and 80
Expresses for al points North and West leave
washington at 80 A. M. and go p. NJ. daily,
special Contracts for large quantities of Freight
can pc made Oh application TO this Office.
All 6oods called for and delivered fYss of Extra
ohdrses' h. w, PARSONS,
SuSt Adams Express CompanS.
WREhinEton, AuEust q. 1881. Eu9lH
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Eef oh R RND PEI VIA MY EVFETfFOR'

Ssss;,YP: rs s'le'$ iAs si.Tr2I
nsyli.tiol Of Long islsnd soapd, ran}nr IN con
necqor ylth the Fall River ADD 0ld Colony Rsll-
roso, olsf1nce Of = milee only 20 Boston.
Ses iEie t sss ca. q B assss
89loays, Wedneedays, and Fridays, e O'clock
IS: ssss%saei Il AfS5fs6 "a Ss,i Brown, o.
baseoeys, Jhursdays, and setrr days, 90 o'olook
These STEAMERS are lifted With conmodious
sate Tooms, and every arrkngepent for the securl-
~ ana comfort Of passenger, Who are Afforded by
s14 rogse niEhtf rest on board, and on arrival
% FAll River proceed Per steemboaf Trsin.resck-
ING Boston early the following morning or nay
remain on board until startlrr Of the Aoconmoda-
s SSn 81 7. - By vhieh they may reach Boston
who rsesasss and tisfsss he Sssesxs. nd sseoS.
panlee the same 70 In destination.
steamer rpns IN connection viii this Line be-
Nesn Fall River and Prordsnos daily, szes1t
frsfkt % Boston ~ forvsrdsd fhrossh virs
EHi5 4systch By an Exyress Trsin. which leeves
- ococf for Or oI %aoss M ssndsyf szssSsss g.
a. lfs destirston q about II A. n.
on ssss s:. g 3 a:
snc esst a SES On soss q SssFsS 2 .ssrrs
wspd n Wei street Ny.
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n. L. FRANKLIN,

Wall, stephens g. Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
M E Il C. HA vt TAIL ORS,
AND DEALERS IN
SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS.
EPAULETS, SHOULDER STRAPS,
GAUNTLETS, GLOVES, DO.
And every variety of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AT REASONABLE PRICES
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
322 Pennsylvania avenue, between
ial Intel. & Repub.l 9th and 10th SITS.
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400 3. WERTHEIMER Il CO, HcA
fOE No. 462 AND 464 SEVENTH ST., HUI
Opposite the Post O66es,
Oher their stock of WINES, BRANDIES, GINS.
CORDlALS, ETC., also their large assortment OF
SEGARS, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS, etc.,
for sale at Wholesale Prices,
They keep constantly on hand fine PHILADEI-
PHIh CREAM ALE, In kegs and bottles, for
bars or family use The public in general are re-
splendid stock of goods.
s. WERTHEIMER6 CO.,
462 and 464 Seventh street,
de n SIN oppo Post CSfice
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GAS FITTING. &c.

A VIM r. DOVE co,
kNhE NOW prepared to execute any orders with
v1ish thsI Wsy be favored N the
fkuMBINa, GAS OR STEAM FIYYIN0
BUSINESS.
IL store on sth street, TOW doors north Of Pa,
A!ense, where msJ ne found q coInplete assortmenf
MCEAMQELIEHSs and ether GAS, STEAM and
WATER FIXTURES. n T-iV
w GAS FLXTERES.
w HAVE In store, and are dal- y receiving, Gas
kXTOhES OF entirely New Patterns and Desisnl
and Finish, superior IN style to anything heretofore
ener'u IN this market. We invite citi1ers general
70 eall AID examine our stock of Gas and Water
FIX irss, feeling confident that We have the Test
selected stock IN Washington.
All Work in the above line Entrusted 10 ear osrs
Will be FrsmPty attended to.
MYERS d MoSHAN.
Eaf t-u ST6 street.
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SMITH & BROTHERS.
+ A l. T. G Il Z A M A l. L
SUPERIOR AMBER ALE,
PORTER AND NEW YORK BROWN STOUT.
The above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are Brewed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT and HOPS, and highly esteemed BY
those who have used them. Purchasers are re-
suested to call and examine our superior stock
assured that they Will find the BEST and PUREST
articles.
We have at all times a large stock ready for de-
livery, in whole, haf and quarter casks, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY USE
which we offer on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS.
SMITH & BROTHER, Brewers,
No. 15s & $50 West 18th ST., New York City
Orders by Mai or Express promptly executed.
&c q-6m
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1851 TIE 1s69
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,

Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
EE
with its connectonsD
Is FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE DAILY TRAINS IRON
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two ofthsm making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
IRON
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to all points in the
WKsT, NoRTH-wEsT AND sOuTH-wKsr.
DSssr N T@fSSss5 TiSsssr ses e y. Once of
Pany, Calvert station, Baltimore.
Splsadid Sleeping Cars on all N.ght Train,
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trans.
FROM WASHINGTON.
.IriMhs IN Baltimore al 80 a. N aud Is , s NJ
raers close eonneotions sre made with trains on
orrf e. p. m. and Las g. m, there connecting
WITH the trains on the Pennsylvania Central
RAILROAD for al parts Of the west.
FREI6HTS.
By this route freights of ell descriptions can be
lorvarded 20 and from any point on the Railroads
81 ONO, kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
love, or Missouri, bY Ratlroad direcf.
The Psunsylyanis Central Railroad slso connects
IS Ff1tsseILs ylta steamer by Shoh Good. can
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, illinois. Mise,
lssiPRI, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ArksIsss,
and Red X Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky and
chicago with steamers 20 al Northwestern Lakes.
Merchsnts and shippers entrnstnG the trenspor-
tat.on Of their Freight 70 this Company, osn rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FkEI6HT % and from any
point In the West, BY the PennsylvanIa Central
Railroad, are az al TUNES as IseoTabL as aTs
starEed 6p other RasIroad Copspaatss.
CENIRAL X. RI
MAGRAW KQONs, Freight agents,
ENoCH LEWIS. 6eni SGperintt, Altoona. Pa,
y, L. HOUPT. Genl Ticket Ag't, Philadelphis
d; HOUSTON, 6enH Freight Aren't, Phils-
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Soldiers Pay.

Soldiers Pay.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD
SOLDIERS REMITTANCES TO THEIR
FAMILIES,
1T any place on THE lines O. their Express,
At q charge of twenty five cents for any sum not
exceedIng Fifty dollars. and proportionate
additional charge to places reached
by connecting Expresses
The money, whether Gold OF Treasury Notes,
should be enclosed In envelope and securely
scaled, and have the full address, (inoudin town,
Post Oce and State; and IN cities, the street aud
number of the person to whom 10 be sent, and
the amount lesiby marked thereon. Envelopes
for this purpose may be had at our Offices.
To facilitate prompt delivery, the charge for re-
mttance should be pre- paid.
ADAMS EXPREsS COMPANY.
WdShingt0a, Jan. g, 1862. ia elm
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
~ or
ARTIFICIAL CHE0PLASTl BONE
T E E ii,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE Or CLASPS.

go Broadway, Ns,. YcrEH96O PesD:ylpa.ia A.
ssss, bstssssn l2tk aad lSfh SITS, Washisstoa,
Calls the attention of the public 70 the following
advantages OF lsfmproyed system:
j. Tho Teeth of his manufacture vii bS9k1y(
never corode nor change color by any
2. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
:. The roots will be made lnofensive, an never
ache.
4. No temporary teeth are needed, as permanen,
the natural expression of the face. which under
the old sy stem is free uenty dis6gured.
s. This work has been fully test ted over wa wears
BY many of the first chemists and physicians Of this
country.
DIR. g. has also invented q white undestructive
metal flling, with which the most Sensitive teeth
can be filled without pain, and can build M 8 per
iect, sound tooth on any side roots, which viii last
The best Of references gIIen-to DR.. v. Mott; Or,
poIemus, Professor Of Chemistry, N, Y; Hon.
ton, and thousands of Others.
Call and examine for Yourself nossm