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EarreLopedia az R,lir,ors Knn1rladss W %
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations seld under the name
OF Bite put in quart bottles. compounded Of tue
cheapest whisky or cannon rum, costing from -
70 cents per gallon, the tsfte disguised By Anios
or CoIapder Seed.
This class Of Btters has caused and will continue
70 cause, Is long a. they be cold, heudreds TO
die the ceath Of the druDk ard By their use the
system is kept continually under the influences Of
Alcoholie Stimulsnts of the worst kind the desire
for Liquor is created and kept up and the result In
all the horrors attendant upon trunksrd's life and
For those Who desire and ,eiR haee LIQUOR Bit
tiers, publish the following receipt Get c~<
beifh Hoofasd's German Binds and mix with fly.S
Be preparation that will tar s1oel in medical vfr-
tues and true excellence Of the numerous Lie or
Bitters in the market, and viii COST r4sch less fou
viii have sll the virtues Of HoaAands Btrss,, in
competition with good article of Liquor ct Q much
cost you.
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NE WS ITEMS

ne LII" ,yrth (Me.) American says that
Stn. biuh1 who is giving the rebels in
Arkansas .. hard time, and who seems TO be q
.wloe-sV. ake'' of the first water, was born In
Tr~ntv., Maine, and twenty five wear. ago
VIA working for his board and attending
SCHOOL in Ellsworth.
"A Cincinnatian has invented q machine
with which Il. 600 photographs per hour may be
printed, most important invention which
will probably result in substituting for the
wood cuts in pictorial books and papers the
photograph. We have only one Photographic
journal in this country, whereas England as
ak
ga project has been started for the estab-
nshment Of an astronomical obser yatory in
Chicago. The Buffalo Commercial thinks that
the western people having looked st the ssstar
In the Fast" long enough, the now propose to
70 '.see stars" on their own account.
~From data furnished by certain field
hospitals, the followinD statement relative TO
Losses by different kinds of MISSILES has been
deduced. The ratio is per thousand As follows:
By cannon balls, 3; by shells, l55; bullets 900
Others undermined, 80.
r%"Anonyma," the celebrated female, whose
Affairs have been the subject of much discussion
In the London newspapers, has, as we learn
from the Montreal Gazette, taken up her
'Aquarters" IN that city, and her name, for the
present, Is Walters.
~The Colt Revolving Fire Arms Com pany
Of Hartford, have declared a dividend of thirty
per cent, on the capital stock, thereby putting
the neat sum of s96o,0oo in the stockholders
poSkeH.
STwo Sicilian sailors left their frigate in
the harbor Of Cork, few weeks ago, went
ashore, stripped and fought q duel with sharp,
long knives. One was stabbed to the heart and
the other fell covered with deep wounds.
SFremonts coaches, which he purchased
last year at an expense of about nine hundred
dollars, were sold ut auction At ST. Louis on the
18th, bringing TWO hundred and 1lty dollars
each.
~The library Of a clergyman in England
was valued ut f3, while his wine estimated at
t3tu Some one observed that he must have
thought as the apostle did, that The letter kiIeth
bat the spirit givsth life. =
Army contractors find girls and W omen
In New York 50 poor that they will work from
sunrise till sunset for about ten cente-makinp
hayFrsacks at i cents each. What rniserably
shrivelled souls the contractors must have
~ T. III. Bailey, an engineer, living at Troy,
". T., has iRyeRted an arrangement to be ap-
- piled TO the discharge gates of the steam fire
engines, which equalizes the pressure in any
portion of the hose. 81 - =
0A female at Nashville who was ON me
point Of departure for the south, was arrested
and her trunks were overhauled They were
found nlled with quinine and other articles
The Louisiana papers think there will be
no COTTON picked in that State this wear -be.
sanse there is NO bailing to cover Il.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Cam RACE Dec. 27-The steamship Etna,
nom Liverpool on the 18th, via Qnoenstown
On the 18Th, passed Cape Race on Saturday II.
The steamship Persia arrived at Liverpool
on the 18th, with her machinery disabled. The
Asia takes her place ON the 10th.
me CITY Of %ssni1xsen arrived on the is'n'
The Presidents message was eagerly can
vassed, but had no erect and NO faith Is exhib-
is:d in bis emancipation scheme a.. .,..,n.,
Thtsffe when leaving Madeira tor Nassau
The British war steamer. Leopard 11ed 70
stop The Thistle 10 see what the Tuscarora haa
done, but the Thistle would net stop.
The officers OF the Tuscarora represented tney
had NOT taken the Thistle, but Il was considered
arrange she ran away from the British vessel.
The Tuscarora left Madeira on the 18th Of No
venber TO return N few days.
The London Globe defends the British Gov
ernmf Mt against blame In all the pirate Ala
bama,s anaiTs, and says the Federal agents
could not get evidence enough against her, and
therefore the Government could not POSSIBLY
Interfere.
The Times has An editorial to the same effect.
It's reported that Mr.. Slideii has had another
audience with Napoleon, and that M. Drouyn
de Hugs and NJ. Persigny favor the South
England offers, with the consent Of the pow
ers OF Europe, to cede the Iontan Islands TO
Prince Ferdinand, of Portugal, declines the
eandidatnre for the Greek throne.
The London Herald's city article says that
President iincoln's message was regarded on
The stock exchange as Of a pacific character,
and led to predictions that hostiiities between
The Ecrth and the South would speedily be
brought to an end.
President Lineoln's illusions to foreign af-
fairs are variously construed. The London
Times says that IL Is sufficient that he expresses
respect for the rights Of nentrais, and q readi.
ness 20 establish mutual conventions to adjust
complaints. Words Of offense are left to the
Secretary of the Navy, and experience has
shown how little they need be needed, when
we look toward the South. The Times adds
that the message il less a threat Of extermina-
ton than bid for peace.
In another article the Times says that the
emancipation scheme Of Mr.. Lincoln is a Ia
bored Substitute for his edict Of September,
and the dream Of a very weak man.
The London Herald finds the message of
President Lincoln made mp Of piatitadss, alb
sGIdIties and Inconsistencies. 1t adds, Mr..
Lincoln ought 10 know that If the Confederates
were not allowed belligcrsnt rights, the block
ade Of the southern ports and the search Of
British ships could not be tolerated.
The Londsn Daily News says that Mr. Lin
coins emancipation scheme does his humanity
credit but IL has no faith in H. and belize yes ths
The Liberation Of the slaves can only be ac,om-
P4ished by was.
THE NAREETs
Sales Of cotton, Monday And Tpaxdav * noo
baJes-2CiCSU 20 spectators and exportsrs Tha
market is firm, with an advo ace Of "a
Breadstpfis quiet and stes dy, Provisions dul,
Consois closed on Wednesday at 90 aa2a io,.
money.
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dS6 NEW AND CHOICE STOCK. doS
= 80 PAPERHANGINGs,
sa .ea SeS iaa Ne
for the richly adorned or most hum Bile residence.
WINDOW SHADES
beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
and Common Shades Buff Green and Blue HoI-
land, By the yard or made into shades. =
OVAL PICTURE YRAMRs,
Fha bssnS3S ssgAfsd 70 b Gteded viii Gsld Leaf,
ths best nonufsetory in the caSn sh; from
tiful variety Of dark Wood and small sized Oval
tic manufacture. ~ - -----
PICTURE CORD AND rAssELs, T.
Difsrent sizes and eolors, Picture Rings Nails &c
;: CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies OF eelesr ated Pictures Paintings statuAry
The attention Of thoss renoyating Is called 70
the above goods, which we're purchased for and, on
account Of the times, Win be sold atths lowest 70.
munerstiye prices exclusively for
- d. q. 49, -, g A. H. ---,.-.
for goods and labor, when purcA Ased Apd executes
All articles warranted Is re presented. -
:. - Orders for PAPERHANGIN9 or WINDOW
pan'su.' sr''as:G H V fsa 81 ffiEARR'''
Z No. 4s6 Seventh ST., eight 4oorsAboye
de b-lm~ Odd relioHs' Hall.
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TO HORSE owNERSl

DR.. sWEEPS INFlLLIBLE LINIMEN7
FOR HgRSES is unriysled By any, and in al
or Wrsnching, its effect Is magical and oertain
Harness or Saddle Calls Scratches, Mango, a, II
viii also cure speedily. Spsyin and Rins bone may
stages, but cen6rpsd eases are beyond the possi.
elllfy OF 5saicai cure No case Of the kind how
Waited By this Linirnent and its f.ithfn applics-
Ion viii Always remove the Lameness. and enable
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NOT ALcoHoLlo.
A nranI1 ooscixrRAr.p vssssAs.,
rsa IIrRAcr.
APuRE TONIC.
DOCTOR H0oYLANDs
G ERMAN BITTERS,
D1- O. n. JACKSON, Philadslphia, Pa.
WILL uy.crrALIr ouRl
LIvER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, yAuBprcI.
oHRoEIo Oh NERVOUS DEBILITY, Dis
RAISES OF TIRE KIoNEYs. AND ALL
DISEASES ARIsING FROM A preoR-
pxkEb Liver OF STOMACH.
-. -. such
ton, Inward Piles,
H..s, asiei e. o oiiSe 8 ss. n:
E.ns.s HsarteGrn, Dissest for Ioee.
,.oIs si51i.s 2. I}IgstsEins q jhs pig % tss
D.,::, q T .I9 Pot. q wis: Sefers e: s.s
P.spirttion, 'YsIio~ns. o. ths sSis and ~
hsn m ps1 a in t sss s,Ss r sa:s csss'
Hscss 49,, gssninS l. he ,1issh,
' q f1il, ..a a srsas
Spirits.
Lad .'H ''''''e'' Fss..s ~ E''''~ F'~' s'S'-'
they Cs.t.in Ne AIeshsi Or Bad whisksyi
They win cure the above di...ses In ninesy-niss
cases out Of Q hundred.
inSneed b. the srteRsys sale End, and unissss POD
table hosts Of isnorsnt ascfs and serupeiess-
% " the Of
With S SS aras
Beware Of the innumersbie array Of Alcoholic
yreparstons IN piethor1e bottles and eig,eslIiee
Which. instead Of curing, on}y aSsrsvste disesss.
and leave the disappointsd sufferer In despair.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs
are not new and untried article. but have stood
the test Of fifteen years trial BY the American pub
Ho; and ths,r and sale, are not rivaled
The propristors ssve thousands Of Letters nom
the most eminent
CLIReYMEE,
LAWYERs.
PHYSICIANS,
CITIZENS,
Ssnsss. .ses ana an n!esI Virtues Of S:.. Biz
ters.
Do YoS Want Something to Strengthen Yesf
Do Feu Want Good Arpetitef
Do Fou Want to Build Up POUR coasttssiess
Do Pea waat 10 Feel Heuf
Do Yos Want to Get Rid Of Eervousressf
Do Yos want Rnercyf
Do YoE Hdnt to Sleep Weuf
Do Yos Bant q Brisk and Figcrsn, Feeiiae,
IP YOU DO, USE
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
From Rec. J. Merton Broscs, d D., Edtte, Of ria
EncpcIcPedia Of Rslistoss Knotrledgs.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
Their ingredients and effects, / yet know OF no.
benefits be believes himself 20 have received fFetn
any sim pie psrstion, IN the hope that he NAV
thus eoptribute'to the benefit Of others
do this the more readily Ia regard 20 Hoofand b
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. G. Jackson Of
this city, because srejudised against them for
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am inAebted to ms
friend Robert shoemaker ESQ, for the reraoYal OF
this prejudice by proper tests snd for encourage
ment to try them, " hen suffering from great and
long continued debility. The Of three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning Of the present
70 adegree Of bodily and mental yixor which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED of regaining. i therefore thank God ana
my friend for directing me 20 the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia, june 2, 1851.
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a FRIEND IN NEED. try II.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLfBLE cLYNMFNr
as an external remedy lie without q nvsi md Iii
alleviate pain morespeedily than any other prem
eration. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Bis.s
ders IL il truly infsiGble, and IS q curative 70,
healing and powerful stren Engineering properties sx
cite the just wonder and astonish emit Of All who
have ever given Il trial. Over one Thousand Ger
afeates Of remarkable cures, performed by il With
in the last two years, attest the fact.
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ATTENTION, soLDIERsi
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

friends IL ne army e the fact that "A00FLGEDs
Diseases induced By exposures and privations inci
dent 70 camp life. In the nsts, pu6lisSed almost
inc neesS & large o. the
suffering from debility Every case OF that kind
Diseases resulting from disorders Of the digestive
organs are speedily removed. We have no hesits-
assa among our soldiers HUNDREDS Of lives al
be saved that otherwise win be lost.
m,Ti.bls and well sgthentiested cure Of one Of the
n,iion heroes whose life to use his own isRsuase,
PHILApELPHfA, Auxurt;zsd lsss
ARssSs jones' 4 Evass.z-well, gsstier1en, your
Hoofsnds German Bitters has saved my Life There
aos ?, Ss%sss.
and who were fssly cogniEant OF AL the eircam,
s.t years. @emssr 81 asss been ir ,ss
battery, and under the Immediate command of Cap
upon my sfdusus duties was aftscsed in Saxs%
Der last With inf s Of The lungs, and vas
ic.sdsy great ds6,lity, hsishts9.d By .ssssi Of
State Of Maine from which landed on Tie M
sH1 ooSd 5: and ass
csI asss or and n9T o.c. ale 70
Il vas imn1edi lately thrown 10 ssain 'ess' aoSh'
sCsa .assr s.ss
Sess verFns fsithfaiy, though ensnSeessiuiiy %
s ss 40 81 nc ss as'ss
Advised me 70 see 2 elsrsynan, and TO make sneh
Mr. fSedsricf stnSron, Of saas believe ss sesp
:nS sns sU x. %.
e0mneDced taking. them the gloomy sssde@ Of
esss sSs so IL
Ges. Ihave gained ten pounds. and I feel .snenins
r. o ssSm have sssaa s .s@
montht; for, fsntlspen am = leyL virginsa,
able Bitsersi owe the esrt.inty OF LIE shies hss
ssasn me place Of vssue fsar.to your Bitasrs Vim
& ~ !. ~
{ wsfuny sossufip the truth Of the above ss.s.-
nsnt, as We hs1 dsspaired Of seeing our somrsAs,
NJ nisps 5iiiss ss. battery.
!: sak 1T 81 s.Isssi :,
: HKsRf nnsc2psokkIBs %. S9ssshn.l.s.
Join WI. Co 4, ssh I.in.s
;SHS sss Il !: 81 i.:s' s
s.r - sswAnr on ooyHEszssffsssa 80 M e.
s;s:s,stssit ;fe. q ::s & s. s. 'AcEss
!: TIIcu pm BOTTLE rs cSNrs. 90
: sess s.3kzALs Dos.,os o.. sssc,.
sho.n var nssssst ersfsA not hsvs u. srsSs
51kooa that nay " s4ersd fn its plscs but ss.d %
- s~1h1ervor6. sscusely pssks< sby sEp.sas.
la1stn&A ovs'os Ass, nAsv,Acro.x, =
EEF y ma gs1 AKcH Or. -
yoERs 4 HvANS,
a., - ss.sssssss = ., \. ssssss. Z oe.J
} -. : &C. NJ = = Sssssn<s
go & 81 Z RRss ~ s'::, ss!.::ss,s'
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poRIIoLIos, Es6LIsH, lRENcH AND
and Mahogany Bibiss and Prs7sr 100 q. 1ssli ~
and AIeriean, Morocco and Velvet Bisdiss s, scme
Ssns; ARM IorSnsssss, inn ports4 49, L M
PAri,s By the sndefsisned; Juysnile Bosis, xds.
American Standard Authors, in fns ffrdi.ss:
Roeist Knives; Pocket Books; oolors1 Tor aesks.
81 sA1 . h'h' yRANur,rxS
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THE IINER QUALITIES.
Ladies, SILK VELVET CLOAKs. .:..s.
Lsdies Lion Skin, Frosted Beaver and other rough
Ladies, Medium Closks 81 u !!
Ladies Low priosd Cloth Cloaks. SAGE : +
Also, full assortment Of standard styles ana
We solicit especial sttnfign 70 the styks, swaH.
Mss and wor kmarship OF all the Cloakswe offer
above sos De excsl In those points, and In addition
are DECIDEDLY more moderate n ,price. al,
us new supplies daily. 80 =
One price only, marked in distincfhsatss. =
purchase. :, - FFfsYERRYX ER0y
de 10 lot -. Pa Avenue And Gfnfh h
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WAGONS if.f.tgtEs.
very cheap, Wagons Of All descriptis1 lR0,
buihte order 10 The very best .nasgscS ~
pairing in all Its branches ATTENDED to nth neatness
md d,spafeh : EWM. VI. kApbEY,
de SLIM - Prospec. street, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-30

II STABLE FORKS,
STABLENRARES,
STABLE BfO0MS,
STABLE BUCKETS,
STABLE BARROWS,
STALE MEASURES
STABLE LANTERNS,
STABLE JACKS,
CCVtkkbbSS COMBS.
BRUSHES,
HALTER CHAINS, ...
TRACE CHAINS,
GRINDSTONES; 90 .....s-
RREfCHES, 80
sFfNGfETREEs,
SHOVELS, ..g
R3RIzsLE Mills Il, ~ Eot ~ f,tssaiss Horse lsd
CORN SHELTERS, &c, &C., H.-
And all ST ALL HARDWARE at lowest prices,
Wholesale or retail. -
J.P. BARrHOLOw,
dso-im SIS Seventh st. bet Pa. av. and Canal
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Alto NAL LOAN.

NATIONAL LOAN.
faB NEW
f'.sa sII PER CENT. BONDS
,-.f-.i -.- Of the
UNITED STATES,
=. PAYABLE
- TWENTY TEARS FROM DATE,
cor afssr rive Tears, q Option 81 the aevsrnns.sJ
fHH COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
PITY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUEDRRb DoLLARs.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED poLLARs,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
and
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
IFrERIsr COMMENCING AT DArs OF PUB
,' AID PAYABLE ssNI-AxEuALLY
IN GOLD.
These Bonps are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
= -.... now In the market,
The Interest at present price Of ecin being equiv
aient to Pss c.sF. iaeusreney.
FOR SALE ny So
1Ar COOKE E. CO.,
. BANKEHS,
A52 FIHTExETH STREET.
DsALkRs IN
0oVERHAEigr BONDS,
s- TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES,
ARkY AND NAVY VOUCHERS.
COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE
dee Off
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Flu r. ITU RE. -
FURNITURE.
McGREGOR 4 Co.,

EXT ENSIVE wAREROOMS
$50 SEVENTH sTRk ct,
ener Inducements to purchasers OF FURNITURE
md other Housekeeping Goods
Oar stock is large and waited,
fAkLOR SUITES, In Brscstelle. Rep, and Hair
CRAMBER SETS, In Solid Oak. Walnut, Mshos.
Any and Painted, neatly ornanasnted
LES and DINING CHAIRS.
.sapesieI Carried Hair MATTRESSES Husk and
As2 sisSSs 9Is mt Of ls., grised BEpsTEAps
EAsHsfANDs, OFPICE FURNIfURE, &c.
An Of shish are made frsm the best materials
I'D warranted to give satisfaction. ---...
..Persons furnishing would do we'll to look through
As soek eslere purehasins, a. We are selling at
vriees to suit Tie 6mes :
McGRaGOR Il co.,
M B-eotJ anil = $50 Seventh street,
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For the Holidays.
4. n. BIHlHGER / CO.,
Balxou o, Nos 10 AID 81 BnoAD ST., Nxw losx,
OYER FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE,
Ne. as1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
sfc,~ OF rHE' OLD KNIcxERBocxER,
THE mosx COMPLETE AssoRrMENr OF
IMPORTED VINES AND LIQUORS
TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS,
FINE GROCERIES. CAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. i. MACKEREL,
80 KENNEBEC SALMON,
soUsED & PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES,
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together Wit, ,n,h.
LoAoRlEs LENT TO THE SEASON.
-, a. n. B. L Co. are also Sole PROJECTORS
Vi SINGERS CELEBRATED ,s.~-~-
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Tut up IN Quart Bottles for medicinal use.
Also, Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
0An articles bought ut their store warranted
Of the hrst quality and forwarded to any part Of the
city free of expense. -..- -.
As we intend TO be permanently located, We re-
spectfully request families to give 9 call.
ABRAM N. BINIS6ER,
HENRY T. CAPEN. -
WASHINGTON, December. 1862.
An. BININGER L. co. have NO eonnexion with
Any other House.
dgu ROLLIN CHURCH, Agent
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. o r r &c IA l..

SO TAKE NOTICE SO
No. y s ,5u1 RsthRK IHvRRsur,
and The
HOUSE III s Ia ~
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
,,ps1 Tesesssss 9Th 81 sS5h RsTtapni
BE has NO hesitancy in soliciting eontTnuanoe
q a HI
And ''fFRHsoSsffP sisfRssef 7 BIZ
~ ' So LOUISIANA. AVENUE,
oo A-sn Between Sixth and Seventh SITS.
GREAT DEMoNsrRATIoN!
GRAND RALLY
MEN ASS,p BoYs
MwAHToP
o L o H N q,
BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN,
No. 46O SEVENTH srREEr,
Where you can fnd
THE LARGEST. BEST AND CHEAPRsr
STOCK OF CLOTHING "
In this city,
STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN eHlKIRs,
who get fitted out In short time and at
PRICES THATDEFY COMPETITION!
WehAve Just replenished our stock and think it
sen st low prices, eur motto being
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!
n. B.-Our Saturday customers win please come
Early a convenient our store il 50 full in the
~ Do not forget the Che .pest Clothing House
In town, at No. 400 Ssysnth sta near +;
No. $50 seventh street, and
no 20 Corner Twentieth st. snd Pa. ay.
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DENTISTRY,

q pint IsfR a.
m Oall at GAG Pa avenue, betweenS 11fo
eth and Jth SITS aud examine DR.. LEW1ES New
Method Of Inserting Teeth. To do 50 il TO be eou-
fore used Also. restR Istrsssed Without pain,
when desired. Terms moderate. de E.-lm
D. Has EE.oPENEp aIs orTIol
AT HIS OLD STAND,
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
AR1INCIAL TEE2ELAsrIcsoEE
WITHOUT MlsAL PLATs On CLASPS,
DIR. 8. b. sIQBsMoED, -.-g
S1c BTsadsooy, Neg Yosks260 Pesssylcosia zr-
Gall: e: Ss'1 Ina Il s.d is & y
sdvantsSss Of bis Improved systsm:
1, Tho Teeth Of his manufacture win 49,
never 9 rsods nor change color oy any LII
sesds being three. fourths lighter than ang other.
.,,ss 70 tssth or reots need BE- eStr.sed, - the
- The roots win be made ino6ensivs, ana never
4 Nc temporary sssth are ,ssdsd, - permanent
ones can bs made i'm msdi.sely, thereby 1reaervins
old system 10 frequently disagufeA 4 :
o This work has been fully testsA over I'VE
ys.,e by many OF the nrst chemists and physicians
Dr.. 8. has also invented . whits. unds.traotivs
metal SLING with which the most sensitive teeth
ear be nnep WITHOUT pain, Asd can build NIB per-
tsct SOUND to?th On any side rootA, which viii last
throu 90 Nfetstime.
po.emSs, Professor Of Chemistry, N. Y; Hon.
JUDGE Wayne, Of the su pfeme Court Of Walking
top, and th eussnds of ether.
Gall and examine for yourself. no nsm
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economy of water is practiced, for the Government
soon to shut on the supply TO citizens Entirely.
MIGRANTS on Pennsylvania avenue, or any streets
or avenues under the care and supervision Of the
streets or psvsnsnts, or for any private purpose
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Acited to Ss q ecoAomioAl m Its use a poesible.
- 9 = Commissioners ot fpSiie Saiidins:s.
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