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The national Republican., 1862-03-18
- LUNGS.
A CARD.

DIR ROBERT HUNTER, of New York, kdiior
of the New York Journal OF Diseases OF the Chest
&c., has arrived in Washington fer the purpose Of
treat ng bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases, TO
which branch Of hi profession lis iactice Is ercla
siesiy confined.
DR.. "-s,sx's visit IL dcaaieIy limited to three
Vu,y made 10 afford those afflicted with
the diseases embraced in hi. speciality-Catarrh
Bronchitis Asthma, and Consumpion-an Opportu
nity to submit, their cases to him IL PERSON
Dr. II. Is the founder e the lnhalation System OF
Practice, by which medicines for the cure OF diseases
the Throat and Lungs are applied directly to the
affected parts In the form ofvapor By this treat
n uent Asthma and Bronchitis raj idly cured ami
even Consumption which has 80 long balfled the
skill Of ths mJst lcarnea ply scians and proved ut
terly iIcurablc rder cod liver oil counter irri
tation," and the various Cough Straps" 4" Bal
Rams, sad other quac ksh nosrums taken b. the ito
mach yields readily TO the healing influence OF
mediCStsd vapor daily applied to the affected parts
10 the s.ty Of New York ire deaths from consuInr
ton hive diminished more than q thousand a ytai
sincs The Introduction Vf this practice. No Other
form Of medication gives the patient the slighte
chance OF cure The s'at oi the disease can only bt
reached BY Inhalation and without 1t Ia reached moi
oIe patient out OF thousand will be saved
DR.. Hunters rooms are at No. 203 Pennsylvania
avenue, second door below Fifteenth street, soutl
side
HouIs from 10 Il IN to- y III,
SICK SOLDIERj.-FrOm 0 to q O'Clock, l.. NJ
daRy, will be devoted to the gratutous amin io
Of soldiers suherirg from disease Of the Throat an
Lungs.
WAsHIsGros, March II, 1852 may i3-tt
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hERhNGEmEST,
w W
Philadelphia, Wilmington, und Baltimore
7AIhEo q ID.

On and after MONDAY, NOV. IS, 1861,
pASBENGLH IRAlGS LEAVE PHILADEL.
PHIh:
For Baltimore, at q, 80 a. m s,l5 N II IS a. nj
Exprcns, } and 10. 30 p. m.
For Chester at sI5a m. II IS m. 3 IS and 10 30
For wilmington, al 33O a m, SIS an. .ilc5 =
For New Css.Ie at 10 a. IN and S.4sp IN
For Dover, at sib q. IN. and 3iS p m
For Milford, at si6a IL.
For hilisbury, a. Is 4 m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave baltimore at 90 m., (Exprcss) LOS y,
10 trxrIess) 20 and p m (Lxpress)
Leave Wilmington At 7so and II 10 IN ,ilb
St5, and pt0p m.
Leave salisbury at2 S5 r. IN
Leave Milford at i.55 p. M.
Leave Dover at Q a. m. and 6l0P IN,
Leave New Castle at II a IN and $40 p III
Lave Ghestcr At $50 q IN, u ID, t.bO, and go
r. m.
.tations at 20 and p m; tor Dover and interme
dale station, at los r. IN.
TRAINS FOR BALTINOTE
Leave Chester 1T 6 % q m u 05 and II 20 p,
Leave Wilmington ut 1 80 n. m, P"5 q. M IL 81
FREIGHr TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
viii run a. 10 lows
Leave Philadelphia, for rerryv,llc and interme
date places, at 10 p. m
Leave Wilmington, for rerryvllle and inlermedi
ate places, at ITO p. m,
Leave Baltimore, Tor HayrG lie Grace and inter
mediate stations, at a. m
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
AZ 3 80 a. IN and 1850 p from Philadelphia Il
Baltimore,
Al IRON Baltimore 10 Philadelphia.
The Q 30 a. m Train iToIl Philadelphia 10 Bslti
more will run daily, Aonday cIcsIted
s M FELTON,,
jan 2--u President
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EREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VI For TIE WEBT, rsc
HrHSDS RIVER RAILROAD and NEW YORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD

on AND AyrER DgoEssSR 0, 1891,
ExpIesa Trains leave New York city dcpo,s oi
Uuison River Railroad daily, sundays excepted, a.
Prom Chambers strsr. From so!h street station
100 bpm ll.30 a. m, $50 p. m.
MoStresl I and Bunalo owl "
Train with Rlccping 1890 p. m
cara, l01h p, m.
On SuspAIs, tire following trains Will be run to
,Ed from 10Th The 70 % s,l.epns CO,
rioy, and I.45 +, m, train from Albany.
Connecting at Albany with the New York Cen
;tpi Railrosd for Schenectady, Rochester, Utica,
l'ateyia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water.
Suspe nsiou Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Calandsigus.
rraius in connection leave Buffalo and SusIensoo
IA Lake shore, Buffalo aud Lake Huroi, and Great
,hicaso- Toledo. Milwaukee, Fond. Du Lao, II
Crosgc Madison, Prairie DuChien, aalena, Dunleith
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island Muscatlne, ,IowaCity,
Burlington, Quincy. Springfield, Aiton, b. Louis
natl, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, and all points
West, Northwest and Southwes-
NORTHERN ROUTE
Tn ans nse,n;
Whitehall Rutland, Burlington, 81. Albans, Ro6bc
l'oiut, plsttseureh, osdcrsourgh, Montreal, dc
10
a. Freight Arrangement by this route a. above
| without change OF Gers, from The Dcpot- in Cham
bers and udson streets are al all times favorable
.s made by other Railroad COmpanies The fecil'
ties OF this great New YORK Route the Wes,, com
mend it to the confidence oi merchants ind shippers
| for prcmptness and dispatch
Passenger Trairs. With Snukins and Slr'piug
Cars, run In connection Gu Tie hsW foIi Central
Road
For particulars a. 30 lnsal train sand freight or
S"' ''' ''''N' 4. = shiiTH,
5eo u superintendent
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Al y T q =
adams Express Company

This Company orsrs to the public /" Unequalled
Advantage" for the b" SAFE and Quick DiapRtoh" Of
Hesvy FTcights, Packages, valuables, Money, &c.
SC = 10 all parta Of the United StatcR.
Eypressca Ia and from the North and est depart
lyom and arrive In Washington twice dsily. an
Hxpresscs are in charge Of c,pri,rcei and reiia,'
Nessengetu
All Packages for " The Soldiera carried a. " O1e
Unlf 4" our usual rates.
All goods for the so-oaled Contederstss States, 4,
and all articles " Contraband Of War" will be
ruaRD,
Our Exprasses leave New York Al o and 0 +. NJ
arriving IN W sshington ut 9 A NJ. and 30 p. NJ.
kxpresses leave Philadelphia Gt $50 a. NJ. and Il
81 arriving in Washington $50 r. and c A. N
ExpresscB leave baltimore st 30 ~. and !,
N striving In Washingten at A. NJ and b,5t
Pm.
Expreaea Tor all points Horih md West leave
W sshingt daily Mt 80 A, NJ and 20 +. N.
Special Contracts for large quantities Of Frcigh
oan be made on application 1T this office.
All goods called for and delivered lrv OF eAtr'
charge Il. W. PARSONS,
-. rrintenGent Adams Fla press Co
Washington, .ugust %, 81. sug23--ti
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Avail MEDICAL BOARD.

A BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS will cOu.
vene Al the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia On NJ rch
H. 1862, Tor the exanif alton Of Candidates iVr ad
mission 10 The Medical Corps of The Navy
Gentlem.n desiring psIIa sion 10 appear before
the Board must make application 10 the Honorable
Secretary oil the Navy, stating their residence,
place a. date OF birth, accompanied with resp,c ct
able testimonials Of moral character
Applicants must not be less than twenty one ner
more than twenty six year, Of age
No eNpen.e is allowed by Government to Candi
dates attending the sessions Of the Board as sue
cessful examination ~ q legal prerequisite for ap
pointment In the Navy,
mar 6-eod2W
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General Burnside's Position.

Fears have been expressed In many quarters
that harm might come to Gen. Burnside, from
the retreating masses evacuating Manassas, or
by the rapid concentration Of rebel troops
against him from other points. We have re.
ceived information warrsnting the opinion that
every provision has been made TO avert dsas
ter, or 10 prevent the enemy from gaining any
succeescs over our forces In North Carolina
Gen. Burnside, as has already been stated by
telegraph, started on an important enterprise
several days ago. His division was Of ample
strength, and possessed Of every requisite TO
sustain itself iu an enemy's country.
Under the protection Of the gunboats, the
expedition proceeded TO certain locality,
where floating wharf, Of immense length, was
launched. The gunboats and transports lie
alongside this wharf, the former protecting the
country for three miles and rendering the ap-
proach Of an enemy within that distance almost
impossible. Boats are provided In case Of a
retreat and 40 numbered that no confusion
would be likely TO occur in getting on board Of
them II the command Is compelled TO fall back
From the gunboats TO the spot where the first
attack Of the national troops will be made is
not over days march
In marching inland, Gen. Burnside would
undoubtedly throw out bis scouts, and conse-
quently learn of the enemy's presence, II any
where wi Thin ten miles Of his advancing col
umn. There is hardly the possibility of u sur
prise. The general is exceedingly popular
with his men, and under his competent leader
ship, any attempt to stop their progress woult
he hazardous undertaking.
Before leaving their former camp, one Of th'
brigadier generals addressed his command as
suring them that they would be led into NJ
ambuscades, but were about to participate II
efforts nearly certain of accomplishing the en'
in view. so complete had been the prepare
tiops. Some hard lighting might be encoun
tered In that Case, the greater would be ,h
glory Of victory.
From the above statement il must be neCcs
sarily inferred that the apprehcnsions enter
taincd by many persons, Us to the safety q
Gen. Burnside's division, may reasonably b.
dismissed. .-Boston Transcript, March IA.
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RAILROADS, ETO.
p.l Err TRAINs

pA q q BFG Err TR AIES.
On and aAs. MONDAY, February ., l:s2, ;hs
more will run ~ follows:
~ Daily rais arrive al and at7ar trcm wa,Asvon
daily during nc iooek, and ttoo on Sundays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
IisSi FSs w.:hnsssd ans At and
y FOR S XNEAPoEIsGG&t74o 74oa q, m and m.
FOE HARRIsBuRd and lie NORTH and
wEsT-Leave wahiDgtOn at Q e. m, and 4 or
FOR PREDERICK-At74o a. m, and . p. m.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
A,. MS,sa Il h.Hs:. HaHr ;sr: % wiAnsSS fsssSspss %
n sssaa ssT foss says w wa!aSsoa
n.sons 1t ssos TIT. . s n morning GO
S New W fori H Nail Train leave washington s.l, m.
Arrive q Baltimore 1910 p m; Philadelphia b'a7
= Philadsiphis Tain ii leaves Washington at p m,
reaching baltimore at $50 p. m, and Phiadelphia
Afternoon Accommodation leave Washington 400
p n. Arrive at Baltimore 90 D. m. No come, tons
4 Baltimore. This Is the Afternoon connection for
Evening Express leave washington p, m. Ar.
rive at Baltimore a.? m; Philadelphia lo63 p. m
% u sunday, leave Wilmington at 500 and 500
Inc o.O p. m. train rom W ashfnBt0n o0rnecte
through to New York every day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at7 .. m; Philadelphia II. 90 Q.
m; Baltimore loop. m Arrive at Washington so
Leave New York at p. m. Philadelphia 1850 D.
m; baltimore 90 m. Arrive at Washington $40
Leave New York at II p IN Philadelphia $50 a.
n; Baltimore 7.sS .. m. Arrive at Washington
p26 Q. m.
Local Accommodation yrrains leave Baltimore a.
a. m. and ASP m. for Washington arrive there
At II Q. m and 4s p. m.
On Sundays At 30 and .35 q. m only from Balti-
more. No Annapolis or Frederick connections on
Sunday.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 40 q. N
and 90 p. m, and Baltimore ~ a. a. m and 4 IS
Q. m, make direct connections for Annapolis at the
Junction. The 1.40a a. m and tho p m. connect at
Relay for Frederick, Hngcrstown, Sc &C., except
Trgns leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 500 q. m.
II .. m and p. m and Baltimore at $50 and 7s5
q. m, will Sop only at Anndpots Junction.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation TaiM
Trains will ltave Washington and Baltimore
rromrty upon card time, excepting that the 40 o. m
1855 m, and p M trains will wait 20 minutes, II
necessary, to secure the Passengers and Mails from
the East.
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
A special car, with an attendant, with beds will
leave Washington twice week for Philadelphia d..
rect, at II o. m for the accommodation OF sick and
wounded soldiers.
W. p. SMITH,
feb3 Master OF transportation, Bait.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18

MRS. NJ. II. PHIPPs has the pleasure
lNl 70 announce TO the public that she Il now pie
pared, with beautiful Sky Light, at her old place
5lO seventh street, to take true and perfect Like
ness Of all who may patronize her Gallery
She does not give you a Likeness OF colonel
general, or anybody else bu! ycur own true and
per 'ect Likeness.
Give her q call, and satisfy yourself.
mar l2-dtT
The national Republican., 1862-03-18

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
AMBRoTrPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
both 10 the city and surrounding country, 30.
In addition to ouv large business, we have addet
. large and choice stock Of nmbrotype and daguer
rean materials, such az
UNION CASES,
Every size In the Trade
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every siza made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS and PRESERVERS
every tize In the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size made.
MELAIN0TYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
every size made.
CUT CROWN GLASS,
every s'ze In the Trade
We guarantee to sell this stock at or near the man
ufaoturers' prices,
Our printed PRICE LIST sent free to any ad
drsss
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to.
Store open from 7ao q m 70 $50 p m.
Remember the DISQUALIFICATION.
r, j. BELLEw Il CO.,
Manufaoturers' Agents,
mar Washington, D. G.
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THO OFFICERS, sUTLEns, Sc.

A new light, four. wheeled WA H
CON, with water proof covers, 64REA
and handsome leather cushions = y Z
built to order at New York and cost tls2, FOR
SALE, Mt q moderate price. Also, a New York
made set of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated fittings
never used Also, set of plain SIsGLE HARsKss
quite new. Apply for address of Stable and Groom
to 4s7 Seventeenth street, corner of l. dec IS
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
|RTERIcE ApOnNn ERTst
OF Az GRADES AND PRICEyi

or AL GRADG9 AND PRICESi
warrau,.d Gold Band Window Shades, Bui
drcen, and Blue Holland Shades, al sizes; made 10
order.
Also, handsome assortment Of Picture Cord and
Tassels, all sizes and colcra.
Purchasing for cash. and allowing no old stock 10
accumulate persons needing the above go0ds will find
II 10 their advantage to give me a call,
AL work executed and superntended by practical
men, who have eerved regular apprenticeship q.
their trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no Jay required
Please give INT q uall Reurcmber the number
JOHN MARkRITER,
No. iB9 Seventh street,
nov 90. Gms Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hail
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NEW BOATs-rEW CARS.
LssEh FOB BOSTON. A
NEW LONDON NORWICH, and WORCESTER,
DAILY,
Sundays Exocpted)
At s O'clock, P. NJ,


PIER 80 N. r., FOOT OF vEsTRY STREET,
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF Bos
TON VIM Wilcox. commander, from New York.
Tuesdays Thursdays. and Saturdays and fron.
daSs.
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF REV.
YORK Thomas g: Jewett, commander, from New
York-Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; from
days.
These two new steamers have been built expressly
for this route, with all modern improvements, in
sluding Water Tight Compartment and az the
only stea nsrs ever built for Long Island Sound,
with this grest life preserving Improvement.
Conductors accompany the steamers each way
Passengers proceed from Aliyns Point imme.
dately on arrival Of steamers BY Express Train to
Boston, Worcester, Lo. ell, Lawrence, Fitchbura
Nashua, Concord. the White Mountains, 30, no.
Passengers returing from Boston leave the Depot
Of the Boston s.d Worcester railroad at 10 P. 81 :,
Pm.
IN Boston early the next day.
State Rooms 10 abundance can be had on board
steamers, or at the Boston or New York Offices, in
advance. Il. 8. MARTIN Agent
sug 9s-om Pier 50, N. X,
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%oldiers' Pensions & Bounties,
SO.uES y .ILEX.l.I'DER.

The urdcIs gncd have entered intp oO.psrtncr
ship, as Al iDENifS and SOLICITORS Tor ihr
procuring nj rAiENiS, ana all other kinds o
bu.ncss OF the Patent Office
Especial at.ention will be given 10 r. icUttd ap,li
cations to xtor sinns and opposition 10 est naUna
and 10 tsk,Ug and preparing cvidcnc" and u gu
nientE in interference cases
The undersigned will also attend to obtaining
PENSIONS and BOUNTIES for Soldier. sewing
during the pres'n mt and previous waIs, and to the
prosecution generally OF all similar classes u busi
uusI with this Government
Omee corner OF Seventh and y streeta opposite
the Patent Office, DANIEL l.. SOMES
G. NJ ALEXANDER
WAsHIsGToE, March 10, 1862. mar I2-dGwtf
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DROPO0ALs YOR WOOD.
DEpor Qua OyvIcx,
Corner Of EiRhteenth and @ streets,

-
DErof QuAafsauAsfal,s OvvIcH,
Corner Of E,Ch.ss..h s,d 9 strsss: I.
S. EAaEp LEI irscrosALs r., s :. ,'s,sS at ~.
O'Clock m To- 'uinsh the troop, In this city and Il.
ySinity north q ne PSicnss river Within e, Ave
%; <: ss g Mess%s e G. in 1. ssy wpss
Jhs Weed % 3: O ~ BED g. '"fOat " Niet
the troops, ia such qusnti,iess sum .n . n.
the Depot Quartsrmaster nay dii
Paymsnts 70 be made at thee each III nth,
must BE- shown BY the receipt Of ths ofssr fsoeiv.
ing II l,peeifyins the amount del'verod) sndered
Wool ordered for regiments brlgades, or divisions
must be rsceipted for by III ,.guartsrmastsr,
nS ssa rsa IL .sh sefs snd
must be plainly marked /" Pror ,ssls for wood"
lhs ability Of the iiid'r I all the oontrso!
By two responsible person. h,,e signatures mu.t
be appended TO- the SuaIstt q.
s1sn gss ss r as q % 4. sR Nus; y ::
nearest district court or oftt United States dstrc,
Bidder, must be pre..n, IN p;5.on when III: lid,
Bonds In the sum OF ten thousand dollars, signed
BY the contractor and both o. his tusrsntors, will
be ,equired Of the successful bidder upoa signing
deemed too high Is reserved by the Depot Quarter
mater.
Informal proposals. will be rejected
| Sorm Of Guaranlee.
We -, Of the county Of -, and State Of
F., and -, Of the county Of -, and State
fu8 contract In ,ccordsnce with the tsims Of nj.
propo it0n and that, ,hould his proposition be &C
ceptd, he will at onoe enter into contrast In
oordsnce Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pared to bccoms his securities.
(To this guarantee must be appended the certif
cate above meutioncd.) d. II. RUCKER,
mar l3-dtd Colonel and Quartei mater.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
OUARTkitMAsTEN GENERALS

WAsnIEGTos CITY, March II, 1859
Wanted at Ship Island Mis1ssipEi, two light
dTaught Steamers, suited for towing boats,
Proposals, stating terms and times at which they
will be delivered At Ship land, with descriptions
of the boats offered, will be received at the office
o. the QuarterIuaster General until the 2lst Ol
March.
Proposals should be onyeloped and endorsed
Proposals for Steamboats, for Ship island, )" and
addressed to the Quartermaster Gel eIal, Washing
ton, d. C. NJ. c. MEIGS,
mar Is QuarteTmaster General
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1lR. &c LAN DIS
- Anti.Rheumatio Band
PERMANENTLY 0URks
6REekATISk, in ih paytous To,ns,
9OUT ard NEURALGIA,
iTHFNEs5 and NER TOUS FTEC77ONs,
LAPURTTZES oS Ne BLOOD
And he Fpl sYeo,s Of Mercury,

srHFNEsS and NER TOEg A FTHC77ONs,
LAPURTTzEs aS Ne BLOOD,
And he Fpl ETeo,s Of Mercury,
IL Is . conveniently arranged RApn or BELT, con
aiming mcdcated compound. to be worn around
the body, about the waist, EQUALLY AyvEorHa ALI
rARrs, pA1spr 1s disean may k. and can be worn
,oiUoA ingury to the yoa delieate person.
BY this treatment, the medioina properties con
aimed In the BAND, being Of Q ki9s,y oromaiic and
tedAe nature, and capable Of being readily ABSORBED
Trough M pores g u. skin, come into draa oonLaci with
'hc BLooD and general circulation, without Rrst pasa
,cg through the prooess Of digestion, which would
teed, not only to drac II ON their curative powers
sut to impair the Internal organs and derarge the
digestion alsothus avoiding the injurious eecu SO
olten the result Of internal resdies and ceoting
<rtee cure, BY purifying and equdistno he circulation ~
vial fu,ds and resor'n0 N psyts affected 10 heakhy
mrii;i0n. This BAsD is also mod ro,ocyfi" Asri
dskUEIAL AsEaT." ard will entirely reisere the eys
EN- IRON Ito peTnicious et,ec.s,
Moderate cascs are cured IN few days, and wc arc
constantly receiving Mdoutted testimonias--to which
inyit. inspection nt oice-of their cfcscy In
aggravated csaes Of long aandtrg.
Price Two Dollars. Sent by mail upon receipt Of
"a or BY express everywhere, with all necessary in
'rpc.tory from the principal Office Of
G. SMITH CO, Prnrristors,
49l broadway, New York.
N B.--DcsG,Iptirt circulars ssiit free.
~ This Band viii not interfere with the soldicr's
'd'tE, nev 1b--1y
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~ n. LHwIE, n. d.,
N'' Dental surgeon
OFFICE No 248 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUI
R.,,cen 1,SifA c~d ThiyteesA sreei.

Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the public. Having had an extensive practice 10
hiladelphia he feels himself fully competent to die
charge his duty In every which msybe presented
10 his care.
neut, patented by Drs. A. NJ. ]. L. Assay, Of Phil
pdeiphia for fastening artificial teeth to gold silver
CT pana plates which preciudes the possibility oi
at the same time rendering the operation more firm
ratura and Of more utility TO the patient dispenr
ing with the ordinary modes Of fastening, BY rvet
log soldering, which often causes the epringiug
Of plates and consequently m imperfect adaptation
70 the mouth.
3, examine this improvemont. Todo % Ia to be con.
vnced Of its superiority over all methods heretofore
uscd.
The dental profession is also invited TO call and
examine Its merits and utility.
Also, dentists eau be furnished with teeth Of all
kinds At less price than they can be bought else
where. nov 6-f
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
DsNMsrRY.
V,nn1Ili shSlsA LhfE

TVnnVIi vA111a ami f--0 4 z
= N. L0<1Ad1s. IN. ID, i-.b
The inventor ana patentee Of the Mineral Plate
Teeth attends personally at hrs once In this city.
Many persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear o!hsrs and 10 pesoa car wear othsrs Who san.
ncl webt sbese.t a.ILlL a4-g g4lLkliN ! j
with any style and proe Of Teeth they NAY desire
but to thcee who particular and wish the purse'
cesue strongest, and most perfect deptlrs that art
warranted. |..
Roons 10 thk oity--.No. sss Pennsyivaaia avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets Also, GOT Aroh
istreet, Philadelphia. naHlS-ly
l nR. LOCKWOOD continues the prac-
- tioe Of Dentistry, In the Washington Building
corner fenusylvanis avenue and Seventh stfcst,
Having Praoticed in the South nearly sxleen years
he feels sssvrcd that he can give sasfsoton 70 any
that may oall.
Teeth inserted on vuLaAHI1s, RusRRs, or GoLp
PLATE, Chloroform administered when deeired
The national Republican., 1862-03-18

COH IL ENT WITH BOAND.-A fine
r SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM, furnished,
bath adjacent. No. 442 Ninth street, second door
north OF Patent once jan 81
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|tUT THIS ADVERTIsEMEN OUT.
CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT,
AND BRING IT WITH YOU.

The subscriber will advance, In the way Of pur.
chase or loan, small sums for short periods, on
Diamonds, Watches, Valuable Jcwelry,
or any description Of satisfactory securities. Any
lady or gentleman who would like to obtain q few
dollars temporarily, in quiet manner, may do 90
by applying at 456 Eleventh street, between @ and
II, from II to O'Clock feb 2b-lms
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
PAPER HANGING.

,(IJOUsE DECORATOus
ii AND UPHOLSTERERB.
We would respectfully notify all in want
Of an Upholsterer or Paper Hanger that we
are prepared TO execute all work lntrusted
TO US In the most superior manner and on the
shortest possible notice. All work done by
! Us Ia under our own immediate supervision,
and satisfaction Is guaranteed in every case.
JOSEPH I. X. PLANT h CO.,
No. $50 d street. bet Ninth and Tenth.
, Refer 10 Mesrs. Louis +. Perry 4 Co,
Dealers In Carpets, OIL clothR, 10. oorner;of
, Ninth, treet and Fennsylvsnia avenue.
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