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FIR6 FURAl

Burkitt 3 Co., 90 Main Street, have
just receivsd . fine assortment Of Ladies'
Fura. which they will sell low for Cash
Their stock of Hats, Caps, Ladies Hoods
and Jockeys, is complete. seps5dlm
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EN For boots and shoes ct cost 70 tt
No. 6b Main Street. o6-6d.
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lsr WA4Rp
lsT W ARD.
TRTMAN KNOWLES,

lsT WARD.
/ TRuxAN KNOWLES,
Surgeon LIST ward in charge.
Fletcher Galloway, 18th I'll INIT.
Geo A Newton, 10Th Til cay.
Hiram Dunbar, ~ j"
Fergus Parker. /" /" {"
| Warren Hastings, I" /" !"
Franeis ID pueket, 9th Ind Unfit.
+ 4 Cramer, corpI 9TH Iowa cav.
VIM Id AlcWhorter, 4th Iowa cav.
Jacob Blatner, 4tit Iowa cav.
JAS p Wood, Sit. Ind inf.
VIM p Smith, musician Sat Ind Unfit
10 L Linn, 9Th lii cav
W Il Baily, corp'l, 9th LII cav.
JAS Boner, 18th Mo Unfit.
John W Edwards, Gen Steele's escort.
j G Ludlow, Saith Ind init.
VIM + Talbot, 43d Ind inf.
j K Bennett, 43d Ind init.
John R Wilder, eth Iii car.
David Crisler, Saith Ind inf.
Geo w Denny, l4th Ind inf
Peter Meletor. 18th Mo init.
Chas w Kimball, 9th Iii cav.
Alfred McCarty, AID Ind init.
NJ Armstrong, 43d Ind Unfit.
Martin Allen, serj 9th I'll cav.
Thos Marshal. Add Ind init.
David Cooper, 10 Ind inf.
John + Cooley, 9th iii cay.
Vim Crows, 9th Ill cav. =-
jas w Cook, AID Ind init.
JAS Fl Spencer, 43d Ind INIT.
5utln Woodworth, 9TH Iowa inf.
" IN McDornnn, 34th Ind inf.
| lhos Mills, Gen Steele's escort.
Eratus Foster, 9th III cav.
Willis Brott, bugler 9th Ill cav.
Geo Barrick, 9th i'll cav.
VIM Denning. 9th Iii cav.
Leonard Cornwell. 9th LII cav.
Miles kihsiy, 99tif It'll cav.
L B Lively, corp'l 9th I'll cav.
Harvey 2 Strong, 9th Ill cav.
Geo Yannest, 9th iii cav.
Jeremiah Bagsly, 4th III cav.
VIM Pugh, corpi 9th I'll cav.
Reason Goddard, AID Ind inf.
Robt Mooney, 9th III cav.
Hans Void, 9th iii cav.
s J Brown, capt AID Ind inf.
Z d Shaw, 18th Ill inf.
Nelson Simons, 9th Iii cav.
Joseph Bishop. sergt 34th Ind INIT.
Jno p Glenn. 4th Iowa inf
A Pelham 4th Iowa cav.
Stewart j Baily sergt. 9th III cav
Martin Powers, 9th III cav.
John Cox, AID Ind Unfit.
VIM Eaton, 9th I'll Unfit.
s s sagsr, 9th III cav.
VIM J Teas, saddler 9th iii cav.
J w Tibbits, 9tI III cav.
Byron Halves. 9th I'll cav.
Michael Pollard, 9th III cav.
Finley Broderick, 9th Ill cay.
y SECOND WARD. II
S. s. Corn, Surgeon.
Fayette Thompson, | Iii cav.
R S Morical. Saith Ind inf. g.
VIM Steadman, serg't B 4th Iowa cav.
Andrew Tompkins, G 9th III CAV.
Sampson Carl, 6 9th I'll cav.
Byron Smith. g 9th III cav.
Enos Miller, Saith Ind inf.
Joel Fox, 9th lii cav :
John Winters, K 4th Iowa inf.
Trad Richardson, X 4th Iowa inf.
Albert ufrich, corp1 A Sd No. inf
VIM S Weeks, c 4th Iowa inf.
Victor Oberly. b 9Th Mo COW.
Zebulon Crane, A 18th lii inf
James s Nevins, X 43 Ind inf,
Thomas Razor, 9th LII cav.
William Thompson, A saith Ind inf.
Calvin Sanders, H LIST Ind cav.
Edward w Anderson, E 9th I'll cav.
Peter prorgh. 4 84:h Ind inf.
.lesephus Lacey, A Sth Ind inf.
Montgomery Grovendyke, A Sth Ind inf.
VIM e White, G bth III cav.
VIM s McIntire, G 9th Ill cav.
Christopher Powell, p 9th iii cav.
Henry Duensing, d 9th I'll cav.
Conrad Buck, d 9th Illcav.
Samuel G Jarvis, X 9th Ill cav.
George LuckinbiTl, G 4th Iowa inf.
Albert n Burdick, WAGNER, F 4th Iowa
infantry. .zz-
George w Hendon, D 9th Mo cav.
Dennis Lucy, Kane sesnty III CAV.
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F. Our contemporary is very anxious
to have the public believe that the World
is Republican paper. The World nes-
er was Republican paper, never profess
ed to be. and SO distinctly stated not over
. fortnight ago. 1t was always the most
venal, corrupt and hypocritical sheet in
the country. aud seemed to favor the Adj
ministration SO long as the Government
patronage made that course pay. But
latterly Government patronage was with.
drawn The concern was strai tened and the
Fernando Wood political gamblers got
the controlling interest in it and are run
ming it in abuse of the Republican party,
Congress and the Administration and in
support of Seymour for Governor of New
York.
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THE GATE CITY.


" - Ihe packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this, morning ON the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dH. es4fs,t ast84s.ss5.g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

List of Patients admitted to Third
Street Branch OF the United States Hos
pital, at Keokuk, Oct 9Th 1862.
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DUBLIC CARRIAGES.

ne paolic can be accommodated a-z~xGEA
with Carriages running TO CAMP LIN EXXaR
soLN, STEAMBOAT LANDINGS, KATRUIb De
ols and other points In and hear the city BY Ieav-
ih4 ef+ieFs at v, - fertfns' CONN Ware K0s,r1 on
yonhsen street. next door TO the Young America, or
with the driver. ortoai,n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

For Constable.
We are authorized TO ann ounce PLEAsANT STAN
PER candidate for Constable at the ensuing cleo
ton in Jackson township.
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Fer Constable.

We are authorizedt to announce WILLIAM sHEP-
ARD as candidate for Constable of Jack son town
ship at The ensuing election.
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For County supervisor.
Nm EpfroK Please announce the anne Of JASPER
A. WALL ~ candidate for reelection The Office
Of County Supervisor, for JAG son township
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

HENRi VANAusDAL win be q candidate for Ju
slee OF The Peace In Jackson Township at The Octob
election
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

Reuben Prain, 18th Wis inf.
Chas Orland, 18th Wis inf.
mo McPh ee, 4th Iowa init.
Abraham Edwards. 18th Ind inf.
re X Halbrook, Sd lows cav.
Robt Galtrith, 3th Ind inf.
Jno B Blockson, 9th Ind inf. S
James Longanecker, 9th Ind inf.
VIM Rutherford, 9Th Ind inf.
Geo Norton, 9th Ind inf. If1
Cephas Reeves, Sth Ind inf.
Jno B Morris, 9Th Ind inf. 49,
BENZ Ferris, sergt 9th I'll cav.
lessee Leazenbug, 9th Ind inf.
Samuel Shelby, Sch Ind. inf.
Saml Baxter. 9th Ind inf. tn,
Daniel Conner, Fl Sth Ind init. .9,
John Miller, H 9Th Ind inft e
John Heavaland, H 8th Ind inf. ss'e
Rhodes Stradiing, a 9Th Ind init. Ell
Sylvester Triplet, A 9Th Ind inf.
VIM " Ward, Fl 9Th Ind init.
!" IN Edwards, II 6tn ind INIT.
VIM Knight, H sth Ind inf.
Osborn Cheney, A 18th. Ininft. T.i.sa
Wesley Kitchin, D 34th Ind init.
VIM @ Allen, u 34th Ind inf. ..
Charlie johnson, r lss Nebraska iuit. Y
Patrick McNerney G 1st Nsbrasta inh.
james Collins, @ Let Nebraska fu6. sts N,
fhomas Fowler. Serg't G 4th Iowa.
A g Deaghsrty, q 4zfh Ind. ElF1 9 IL $50 !,
Geo w Jolley, 4 ,24th Ind
Vim a B IAisy t]ia B 2Atk fud, = o.
|Wm 10 Burger. D QlAh Ind. a44sa satva
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THE EVENING STAR.

EssLIsH CAxsoN.-England seems to be in
fever because abe cannot invent perfect can
non. After having spont f2,000, 900 in works
for the manufacture Of the Armstrong gun, the
average cost of each being more than f2ooo,
she finds that il does not answer the purpose.
It is accused Of smashing its own vent piece
(Which Is, in fact, its breeoh) when fred, and
90 scattering death and destruction out Of both
ends of blowing of its muszle; OF causing its
1esd-coated shells to strip" and infictinjury
npon Its friends when brought into action to
cover their advance; Of being delicate and
likely to be disabled on land Of being imprac-
ticable at sea; Of not admitting Of double
Shooting and being capable Of throwing ineendi-
AIRY shells, and Of some other crimes and misde-
nsanors. Iothe principal count in the indict-
ment against his gun, Sir William Armstrong
pleads guilty. He, however, says he has adopt
cd an Improvement whereby, when shattered
By an explosion tho fragments are blown into
gunners, but the improvement requires two
men to stand upright upon the gun in order to
remeve the vent piece, thus exposing their
lives. The pieces OF eight other inventors have
been tested with various results. The Lancas-
ter stood i47 rounds-57 Of them being COM
petitive-t.s., with increasing ohsrges-with-
out serious wear; but there was a difficulty
In loading. Soott's gun burst at the 310th
round from q flaw IN the bore. hadden's
cracked In the vent at the 1s0th shot Jeffrey's
vas fred 107 times without apparent injury.
Britten's was loaded 800 times, and stood the
final trial, but all its seven square grooves
showed-and no wonder-considerable wea T.
Armstrong; improved shunt gun burst at the
toth round, and the rifed gun, upon the French
plan, was rendered unserviceable after the AID
discharge. At the end Of the war England will
probably find that she will have to look to
America for perfect inventions in articles Of
war as she has hitherto for those Of peace.
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A YANKEE TRICK IN MIssouRi.-The following
Is told Of Mai Hovey Of the Gath Indiana, In con.
nectioR with Gen. Pope's recent exploits In Mis-
souri,:
While at some point near Clinton, MAJ. HoveY
toek 100 men, put them In wagons, as to hide
them from view, and then putting few stragglers
% walk, a. IL guarding the train, he started out
Secession, shot gun In hand, hiding in the bush,
saw the e0rtsEs, and supposed II a Federal wagon
train, poorly guarded, and an easy a. well legiti
mate prize. Reasoning thus, Secession walked
nom the brush, presented its gun, and demanded
a surrender-whichd demand was instantly met by
81 men rising from the wagons, presenting row
Of glittering mGskets, and requesting a similar
1Ayor Of astonished and now mortified Secession
Secession generally complied. and worked of its
III humor oy cursiDg such mean Yankee tricks, -
nnknown to all honorable warfare, and unworthy
AL chivalrOus hearts. In this way many q petu-
LIANT rebel was COMPOUNDED, and In two cases
where q. at was preferred rather than surrender
two rebel sons OF chivalry bit the dust, from the
effect Of MIME bullets, which left canister like
eugur-holes clear through their heads Before his
return, Major Hovey captured large number of
prisoners, and burnt one mill which was grind
Ing for Price.
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TRAINS TO AND FROM
BALTIMORE,
WINTER SOHKP ULE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAvRLERs

q
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAvRLERs
.s On saS % ATE. %SSRd.y, RsY.9ssF Pas.
bAL1lAORE Will run as follows:
TRAINS MOVING NORTH
I'VE at Baltimore 10 A. n; Philadelphia L. 30 4.
N &onni as:SSf: s.1 S
4, n. ArEIvs at Baltimore $50 A. 4. No oOnneo-
New YoTE ISI Ir.in-ls.ye washington q, IL
ITb s,Ioo New S Y0Il losa: -. w..,,
ss t;s; Arrive at Baltimore fSf. n; Phiisdsi-
Evening Etgre.s-Issrs Washington 5 ?. NJ.
9o!f Il h /; ri b9HfH 4. T. los
New S,s the assf
TEAMS MOVING SOUTH,
NJ; Baumors 4 90 ?. 4, Arrive 1t washington So
Leave New York At p. H.. Philadelphia 1910
NJ; Baltimore $50 a. n. Arrive 1t W sshInston $50
Leave New York at II p. H.; Phil.delyhia $50
An; Baumore7.S5 AK. Arrive at Wsshinrton
ACCOMMODATION TrsIns leave Baltimore n
4, NJ and 2. n for Washington, arrive there at
Passenger Trains leaving washington ut 40 A.,
M and aOS NJ, and Baltimore At 7.S A. Il and AGO
?. M mako dlrect connections for Annapolis Ct the
Trains leave Annapo for Baltimore and wash
lngton at $50 A. n. and 80 II.
n, ii A. n. ane NJ. and Baltimore at IS and
7.S5 a: NJ, and SO NJ. will stop only at An.apolis
W., ass must RtsSs s
Trains viii leave WASHINGTON and Baltimore
promptly Epo~ card f'nS.
de ~ Master Of Transportation, Bait.
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Protected BY Royal Letters Patest Of E.sIasd,
dHd ssetTed By the Seals Of ths Eeols de Pkar-
ndete de Paris, and tks Imperial College of
hedicins, Fienna.
TRIESEmAR Mol
10 the efectus remedy for RELAXATION, Syn-
NAToRRHRA and EXHAUSTION or THf SYsTIM
TRlESEMAR No. Q,
completely and entirely eradicates all traces of
those disorders, for which Copaiva and Cubebs
nave generally been thought an antIdote, 20 the
ruin OF the health OF vast portion Of the poSula-
ton.
TRIEsENAR Nos,
me freat and sure remedy Of the ciyllised world
LOT al impurities Of the system, well as second
Mercury, "a well as other deleterious InrredIents
And which al the SarsaPsrills the world cannot
Iemove TkIBsEMAR Nos. ], 9 and are allke z a.
VOID OF taste or smell. and of all nsuseatinr mali
pes. They are In the form Of loIenFe, and NAV
ne on the toilet table without their use being sus-
Sold IN TN cases at ss eaoh, or four rs o.sss In
one .or 80, and IN 81 cases, thus saving Ss AZ
eomlnlsteIed by Vslpeau, Lallemand, Roux, Ac
60; ~ holesale and retail By DR.. n. A. BAR
gov 1S4 Bleecker street, a doors from Mac
Douga street, New York. Immed iately on re-
oeipt OF remittance, DR.. BARROW will forTard
lrlesemar 10 any part of the world, seourely
ADD addressed according 20 the instruction.
Published also By DR. BARROW, that povuIsr
and beautiful ly illustrated medical voTf 8umsn
Frslty. Proc Is cents. Triesemar aud Boof ~
Washington, ID. c. dels-sm
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SMITH C. BROTHERS
+ A l. Z G Il Z A M A L f
SUPERIOR AMBER ALE,
PORTER AND NEW YORK BROWN STOUT.

The above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are BreYed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT ana HOPS, and highly esteemed b.
those who have used them. Purchasers are re-
euested to call and examine our superior stock,
assured that they Will find the BEST and PUREST
articles. t.s
We have at all times large stock resdy for de-
livery, IN whole, half and quarter casks, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY USE.
which we offer on the MOST PAvORABLE
TERMS.
SMITH & BROTHER, Brewers,
No. 4 $50 West lsth st., New York City,
Orders by Ma or Express promptly executed.
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LOCI HOsPIYAL,
H.' H'''ss:.ss .i' s 800 c.i.:s Ss..sy 81 s-'s
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRgDENoE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcxcY PREyFSr.
Er APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 sTRE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN khoh ONE TO TWO DAYS.
v..hn.. q Bach, stls.rss, Af.ea.e. q a. KIs.
ssys snd Bladder svsun.ry Dscssrfss ipsssscy cen
.::. Z. ; S,n. s, S. j. s. G: s,s
n.9 Tsr.. MN: :, ~ ga :, ssas. P....'
.ss q Bsss-h..s r.rrisi. D.srd.s srs.ss r.. ssI
tuy Haeiu Y.uhhsss Dreadful Dsstrsetivs Prss-
", .si Ma render Marriage nPsssiss' and ssssy bod
YOUNG MEN
tSss drssas and s..r,s1. Sss ssiss snss., ,ss
an sn.insly Ir.'s sse.ssnds q re.rg Mse q The
h.ys sntrsnssd hstsuas ssDs.ss viii de asadsn q ole
assne. q v.isd % ssst.ey ne living Tyre, nay can via
49,, an, fn,ss - e Is.pI n:s ss....s.g M.,
s,fsrniuss, Ae, spe.dly cured.
.s.ly esoEd. N Sis Sonor ~ s,s,I.ns, d. - y m
rely spsn his skill a. physician
OFFICE No. 2 SO UTH FREDERICK ST.
:. ss s:a.s ss:: :: s s'' r.: r.:
ssst Be paid and csotAin a stamp.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
Member Il the Regal Collsrs Of ssrf.s.. L,1ea s~s,-
..s from q ss smo.nt ceii.ss. . De sn,.sd
): Ess: Pr ssi: ~ -; q. s';s
has sfsetss Of The astonishing ssrss tAst were
~. s .s.s' ..Sy ss : ,, .::s ~
,sdd.n sssnt. frs0s.ss ss.t.S .ss.ssse
asssl,. WV
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ssr.i. practice iedsg.d 10 when .ioass S.b fsssssy
:si.s .f from 1i, ;s or AZ .sss. ss .ss
ssSa's n,ssiIsss inpos.els ssd destroys bed mind sst
.s. de s.d nd nsl.seh., .s.sss pr.s.s.s
n s sse z.s;s' via, w..sn.s. e u. s.sh .se
siyl D:r.ur.n.ns u. Ds..sa. fssssse.' s.ssri
iiiIt~Ts. fssrfsi .f.ss 90 d. mind ar. ..sl .
csois:i.a q s... D.Pt..sss
1s,s Lo,' sstsds, rnidiy, etc. q As evils
Nihvous DlsILITrLrss.,.nis can new ,vdss vAsss
a. s.s., q their declining hsslsh lesAg sr dsss
sPp'sranes sssst The eyes, cough synpt.as ssossn
DISEASES OF IMPRUDsNcB.
:. b. ins4.d s seed. q th painful di..ss zee sss
ass. a ss, ,T s,. rS. 1s .ss:... .ss
e.rng fch his pseuniary substsne. hep hin trssns
nsd and IL d.p.ir ..1. An s a.D.s s::J &
ever a" G.llng dsppenunsn By q thst deadly
.rsl. d..s's .ueS .s If.ed.S. =. ~.
ssln Her with frshrsI rspidiy on psu
discovered essntry from vs... s..Ins .. I.,.T.I rss
DR.. J0ANsoNS REMEDY FOB OCEANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCf
this gsat and inpersni remedy vs.inss Of s srfsas
are sHssdiy esfst and fs vGsT rsssrsd Yssssands u s
nest nsrvsn sas ssstatsd vhs lest ali ksps ss.s
been imns distsly rslisvsd
All imp; din'.s :: h.IIi.l. rsy.ss.l Mental Dis..
1eaosns less o. rreersstvt Fewer, Hsrvsss sity
HAD speedily cured.
ENDORSEMENT OF IKE PRESS
TEE MANY fHoUsArD, errsd At this institruso With.
ne i seventeen ysar and the nsnsrsss Important ssrf
cal eptfsusns Bsrsrusd BY Dr. Jshnstsu vnsssd BY Do
nSsnsn ne PaRsn and ether psrssns, nsdess q
veh have APPEARED again and again before The public be-
ass h standing AZ fsntsnand character and rsspsus
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g., BRIDAL GIFTS.
SILVER URNS,
SILVER TUREENs

silver DISHES.
SILVER PITCHERS, WATERS,
SALT CELLARS,
WA great collection Of smaller drfieIsS. ssifd-
BE for Bridal GtJts
. These goods are all of our own manufacture, of
the most elegant workmanship and finish, and We
do not believe. for variety and quantity, are sur
passed by any other collection in the country.
EXPERIENCES DIAMOND JEWELRY, FINE
WATCHES, &c, &c
For sale by SAM'L KIRK e. SONS.
Established 1917. de lI-l9ts
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY,


suPERINTENDENT's oFPIcE.I
CALvIRI STATION, Baltimore. May u, Issi.
On spd after Sunday, May 18th, 1851, TrSins On
the NoRTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY az
M.u,,u TEAMS HokTH.
EXPRESS etaSP,M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION or.
The asa N: trsin oonnects q. Relay Hou,e
VIZ trains on the Western Maryland Railroad;
Hanover Junction with Haaover and 6ettsbuTr
Railroads; &C York with York and WrSshtsyilIs
ksl4lrfoed; % HarrIsbyrS With Pennsylvania Rail-
TEsd for al psrts Of .hs Wsst, sl.o With Lebanon
bsrland with !. and B. Rsfrosd FOR Knfston aDd
~ psSts Of wyoming VALLEY and st sunbury with
N9T5 S n Pepzsylvsnia and New Yorf.
nons except Hanover Reilroad, WritktsyIlIe
hSiroea apa The Lebanon Valley Rsilroed.
sylvsnis Railroad for ali pSTts OF De wei ~
direct connects for New YORK
TEAMS LRRITI.
NAL atslo = NJ; E1press 90 rs A. NJ; Har1s-
burg Accommodation st 40 p, NJ
riE9r. Ts2kesc and lHfornstion inquire st the
j. q. CLARK. SuD1
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AEfo R R Rsp esIyEI Va kl EyEEYfORI

s.:;F:F FE1 B 81 S,'Si@ ssI sifi gFs,
srensth and !Psed, but psrnoslsTIy sdsptsd 70 de
sS g s sss dc Ssosst 4
rosd, dstsnos Of 9 miIss Only 70 BostoI.
sss;!ss:s $,s s:s S.s :. sssss:
z rs 4: s sSsssainfs 4 NTsySRss 80 sssy
6uesosys, Thursdeys, and sstrrdsss, st o'oloof
tosehins ~ Nevlort esoh ysJ.
11ese steemers are t<ted with oommodious
sAe Toomf, and eyery arrangement for the seoun-
" and comfort Of passengers, Who are AFFORDED by
NE route nifho' Ies1 on board. and on arrival
% k1yer proceed pr Steamboat Train reach
ING Boston early the following morning or may
remain on board until stxrtrs Of The Accommods-
sS Sn 4 kM| ~hioa tAs' may reach Boston
bagGags msstsy il attached 20 ssoh rsesne,.
Who receives and tiokets the bGgfa<e, and soooE.
penies the same % its cestinsnon.
A steemer Qn1 IN oonneccon with thif Line be-
Nesn Fan River and Proudsnos daily, s1espt
Fr.fIt . Bos.on q fery.sdse through vita
- kiysr sxe5s morning, srndsys sxesptst, a.
- ~ destination at about II A. n, - =
ssss nv E. sss,s 3: i . ss:
them N sdvfnos, % WIN. BORDEN, ArT
70 and N VEST stree{ ~ "
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SEQ Diagrams which ACCOMPANY the documents
RON the DEPARTMENT.. communicated with the An
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done can b examined.
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oe 1-eo0 Superintendent Public Printing.
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GAS FITTING, kc.
DENTISTRY.

~ OF
ARTIFICIAL CREoPLAsTI BONE
T z 81,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE or CLASPS.
DR.. 8. sIGEsMOND,
go Broadway, Nsss York-260 Peassylcasid AZ
e1ss, bassssn l2tk a.d lStk SIS |, Wasktsston,
Calls the sttention of the public TO the following
advantages of his improved system:
j, Ehe Teeth OF his manufacture will
never ooTode nor change color by any
scids; being three fourths lighter than any other,
NO teeth or roots need be extracted, a. the
arne9lal ones can be inserted over them.
he roots viii be made lnofensive, an never
o ache. ~
4: No Temporary teeth are needed. 81 permanent
the natural expression of The face. whioh under
the Old 81 stem IL frequently disfgured,
b. This work has been fully tested over Eve years
BY many Of the frst chemists and physicians Of this
Dr. has also invented q white undestrussivs
metal ling, with which the most sensitive tteth
can be filled without pain, and can build up o per.
iect sound tooth on any AIDE roots, which will last
through lifetime. To
The best Of references slyen-to DR.. ". Mott; Dr.
Dor emus, Professor Of Chemistry, N. Y; Hon,
Judge Wayne, Of the Supreme Court OF washing
ton, and thousands of others
Call and examine for yourself no sem
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