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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
DEMOCRAT & NEWS
Ne wa ITEMS.

The sum OF $4,000 has been cub.
scribed in the City Of New York &c
send TO England for the relief OF suffer
ing people there.
The young Morta,a, who has made
such noise in the world, i., according
TO accounts from Rome, quite Christ.
ianized. lie has had conferred upon him
the minor ecclesiastical orders.
The following slave States vii! be
represented in the next Cong .ess, TO-
wit: Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Maryland, Delaware, Virgins, North
Carolina and Louisiana.
TnE number of drafted men in Penn.
sylvana who have failed TO report for
duty, and the namber OF deserters, are
estimated at from eight to ten ,hous.
and.
A HARD LlcK.-The Pocket Oily
Ners, a Republican paper printed At
McGregoT, 10 this State, Graves tho con.
CALCULATIONS OF its readers OH the ground
that 1t has not "inilictcd' upon them
the Presidents message.
The Louisville Journal states that up.
wards of six wagon loads of mail mat
ter, books, pamphlets and papers, have
been sold and destroyed at Bowling
Green, Ky, within the last month. Mos,
oftLem were sent ,h,her for the use OF
sick soldiers.
A Close TuISo.-1n England, boy
pursued by bull, in the Firth marshes,
dashed over q fence on to the railroad
just as the train was passing. The boy,
nard pressed, eros sed the limo and jus,
escaped the engine, which killed the
bull on the spot, the train passing Oh
as if nothing had happened.
SECRETARY SGwARD.-Secretary Sew.
ard, in reply TO letter inqniring wheth
he would permit his naMe 10 DO used
tor the position OF u. S. Senator, says:
1T is my fixed purpose, when relieved
from my present post, TO be and remain,
as long as ] shall live, private, but at
the same loyal citizen
At this moment the little kingdom OF
Bavaria harbors no less than SIX
crowned heads--a rather considerable
plumber for population of little more
than four millions. They are: The
reigning King Maximl.ian H., the ex-
Ludwig, King Ohio !. oil
ireece, Queen NJ ria OF Bavaria, Queen
OF Greece, and the consort OF
Francis IL. OF Naples.
SoRE AFFLICIIoN.-Three boys, the
oldest aged sixteen years, sons OF Jona-
han SmergL, York county, Pennsy Iva
Tia, while digging under stump in an
for rabbit, undermined
he stump and it fell upon them, bury
ug them up and killing them all. The
alher, who went at work to look for
hem, was led TO the spot by means OF
he dog. and then he was made awar. !
# the sad fate Of his boys by discovering
he foot OF one ofthem protruding from
he earth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

DEAL IL TT N = !!

TIE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS.
! enlisted for Old Regiments. have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, export, Iowa:
ALNkkr PRINCE, born In Frederick county,
Maryland II year old farmer by o,cu, alton en-
listed ropicmber Dtb. lt62. nj keoknk. by Mai n
iilinin i'"lknay. Tor " ,er1 has grey eyes,
"wn hair, mir CON cs'on. foet inches high
faf tho 10Th Infantry.
). l.. BkADkN. born 10 Decatur county. Ipdi-
ans, aged zS yoa,s, by occupation = farmer, on.
istcd u, davenport. lo~., fugust ~, has htsol
eyes, black HAIR and dark cou,Iisx,Yn, height o
feet 10 inches.
WILLIAM u JONES, born In Orar ~ county,
New York. aged 70 years by occupation n car
pentef, enlisted In 10, . CITY, Iowa, July ~. has
black eJes, sandy hair aud dark cou piexiou,
height feet hches.
JOHN bO0GtiIEN, born In Hardin county,
0h,o. aged ~ years, by occnp"t'on farmer. Gu
listed NJ Da'eupor,, Iowa. September 70, hos grey
eyer, light hair and light complex On. hsgh,
feet y inches
Any o.o apprsheniih any one 90 all Of said
soldiers. will =. paid Nil reasonable cns, - trans
por,ation and rubs,ytencc, together with a reward
OF 6vc doiiar- WHEN said dss rtsrs returned to
ihs Com Dsnding Oficor u Camp Mcclellan.
X. n Lt1TLtk,
CApt,in "a Iowa Infantry. Commanding Camp
Mcclellan. l,syef put, Oct q, 1862 du
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rest OmcO Winter Tine Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails.

POof0ISDCB ~ AAvEN0Rr, IOWA.
EAsfDRN NAIL.-Closes At 8 A. N. and 5lS p
N. Arrives ~ leA n. and 7ls r. H., Sunday,
excepted.
WARSAW NAH.--Cioses 1t 3 A. NJ. Arrive.
At 80. n. Sunday, excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa Malicious at sH p. n
Arrives 1t ~ Pm.
SoUTasKs Iowa MAIL.-Closes at s A. NJ. Ar
rives At +. N.
NORTHERN VIA DEWIrT.-Closcs Sunday, Tues-
day and Thursday aisIa Pm Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday At r. NJ.
koUrk No. lO977-Via Blue Grass, stc-Closss
Monday. ednesdsy and Friday Al sl< o'clk m.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at II
O'Clock n.
koUrx No. 1O94s-vis Tiptcn-Closes Tuesday
and Friday ~ IL o'clock n arrives Tuesday and
Friday At ~ O'Clock Al.
RoprE No. lO9s7-vsa Pu6ai Closes Friday
Pm.
kouTE No. lo95o-yia Walnut Fork. and Dix
on. Closes Wednesday at So J. NJ Arrives
Saturday ut 6 Y. n.
OFFICE HouKs. Office open at o'clock A. d.
General delivery closed at 81 o'clock =. N Office
closed ~ ' o'clock +. NJ. Oifice open on Sunday
from 10 2 o'clock p. NJ.
:, - A. the principal mills are carried by Rail
ROAD, all tho time stated herein will be
RAIL ROAD ihs, the clock in the Superintend.
ents Office, N. 4 n. Rs. Depot, being the stand
ard. ChAS. Il. ELbRl,GE, p. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

STATE OF Iowa, ADIUr.Nr Grs< AIS orRlcs
Davenport, Dec IL, 1862. J
PO.rIlev at Pablo auction.
SHALL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION On
Saturday, D,c. 20 at 10 A. NJ,
81 FFFG. 25 lbs each.
65 canisters, IL fts and fbs each,
Al qrs F +,
- qts + f.
B. half kegs FFF,
is quarter kegs IF,
l2qlarter kegs Eage
n k.g Eagle,
le boxes Canister Eagle,
"a boxes Canister + +,
los Il b cani tiers,
a. h canster,,
~ 4 n canis'ers.
IL quarter kegs,
IL a kegs,
J. leg,
u 25 H. segs,
kegs blasting powder.
Specimens be seen at tho Adjutant Gene
rails Office. b. BAKER,
Adjut4nt General and A. Q. NJ. Gen. o: Iowa.
The sale will take place in front OF our auction
rooms in Davenport.
PARKER& VAN TUYL.
Tdoe 10 /? 2ol
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Misunderstanding NEW, Ew,,a,

N/ANTED-SOMETHlN NEW Employ
w ment! Employment Male and female agents
wanted il every town aud city in the Uni, ed
states. $40 to $40 per month can be made, and
no humbug, Ruainess easy and respectable. 1t
requires . very small capital, and will not inter.
iere with other employment This is no book
agency or humoug of any kind. No person will
regret having sent for this information, let his
employment be what it msy. Full particulars
given to all who incose TEN CENTS, and address
HAsvKY BsowH d Co., Am1skeag, n. II.
nays dtt-wSf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15

STATE OIL Iowa, ADIUrANr GEs< AIS OrRlcs
Davenport, Dec. IL, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
THE w.SR IS E.VDED'
VICTORY WON.
WAuENER'S SEWING MACHINE
ANew Invention!

first Premium Awarded tor the Best
Sewing BY Machine.
VTNHIS MACHINE Is THE BEST FOR ALL
] family and manufacturing purposes, will make
coats pants. shrts,q guilt bed quilts ANA do all 9th
work in sll fabrics. It's simplicity, dura bilty,
efficiency and price challenge every other machine
ia use -W heeier 4 Wilson's, Grover 4 Bakers
]. NJ. Singer l. Cas- not excepted.
All Wishing to purchase good machine are in
viei to examine this before purcb ~sng else here.
Warranted one year, with proper usage.
PgICg, $s0.-tlKnMER, -. EXTRA.
WAC EN- 1Rs9
BASTER AND BINDER.
BASTER ANO BINDER,
BASrER AND BINDER,
EVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
EVERY LADY Or GENrLEMtN
EVERY LADY OK GENTLEMAN
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
WISHING TO SAY. LABOR
WISHING TO SAVE LABOr
Will not do without this Attachment
Will not do without this attashmeDt
Will not do without this Attachment
VIII not do without this Attachment.
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TO LIE II.

OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
~ Post O6Bcs and LeClsiss Blocks, The Ls-
Clsirs Makot House, suitable fof storage Of grain
q heavy nseshaadiss. ApDlyto
GEO. L. DAVENPORT. OF
Jo9G /. COFFIN,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
THE FABRIC CAN Re sEwH
Unless TIME AND MORE PERFECT

Than the gcols can be bastcd by hand.
No person or machine has right to use said
Wagene-s Bastcr ana Binder on any machines x-
espt said Wagener's Machine. unless bought OF
said Wagner or his legal agents.
Price OF BAster and Binder So Sent to any sd-
dress on receipt of the money, ready to attach TO
any IL. chine.
Please state the sind Of machine You wish to
attach tito.
price-cash not refused. For further part cuiars,
address J. A. WAGENfk.
ax26-dtw Moline Ills.
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T1IE q HMAH.

Protected By Royal Letters Patsat of EagIasd
aad secured by tks Seals of tAs Ecols dc PAa,.
n.aeis dc Paris, and tks Imperial Collage Of
MsditSSs, Vienna.
TRIESEMAR No.
Is the eheotral remedy for RELAXATION, SPED-
hAIoARHGA and EXHAUSTION OF TIE SYsTKM.
" TRIESEMAR No2
Comfletely and entirely Graduates all traces OF
those disorders, for which Copaiya and Cubebs
have generally been thought an antIdote, 20 the
ton.
TRIESEMAR No 3,
Is tie great and sure remedy Of the civilized world
Tor ali impurities OF the system, well as second-
ery symptoms, o5viatng tho destructive use OF
Mercury, as well as other deletorious IneredIeuts
and which all the Strsapariiln In the world cannot
remove. TRIBsKMAR Nos, /, 2 and are Alike de-
void OF taste or smell AND Of al nauseatinx sua-
mes. They are In the form OF q loxenfe, and NAV
pectsd. ~ 'As s1S
Sold In TN Gases .; IS each, or four ss o..e, in
one toT 30, and IN 81 cases, thus aying 80, ss
administered By Vaipeau, Lallemand, RouI, &o..
&c. w holesale and retail by DR.. a, A, BAR
kOW, 1874 Bleecker street, q doors from MAJ
Dougal street), New York. Immedistely on re-
ceipt Of remittance, DIR. BARROW will forward
Trfesemsr TO any sart of the world securely
pscked,apd addressed according 70 the instructions
Of the writer.
Published also By DIR. BARROW, that populsr
and beeutlfu liy illustrated medical work, Humsn
Frnilty. Price IS cents. TTietemar and BOOK car
Dc obtained By special authority from 8. c. FORD,
washington, d.. C. de SIN
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On a.d LJfs' MONDAY, Esbr~a-ys Is',
fAssKNexn TRAINS srfwrrs
WARRINGTON AND BAITTvn.

WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
/ - - VIII runas iouovt.
Es;s':.is. 6s.ls ssris sse a. D s:sl t''~
dsd fsso on Sssdags.
inEton 9 go <. il % ~ End aaSSJescI5Lss'swsA
40 NJ. and 20 - washington st ss,,,
r: annapolis az 7to A snd.n
wES5 h.,Is!sIE /. "a Is: S1f;A and ws ,
For Frederet 1f 40 -, and soOP
Trains. MOVING NORTH
S.s Z BsltIIaCEc q. z; Ssis IL + A.;
Morning ioeo@Podst siSsi ave we &ssLiD,,o, .
n. Arrive at Baltimore So q. n. No oosn -
Sons - Ssumore. This IL the Morning oonneIIss
New forf Mail Trsin-lesve wHshinftop a, =,
NJ T.; srri N q Sasmose lapf.k. PhilAdsiIhiS
Phllafe phia Tram lesves washington stsM,
y, I5seschins Baltimore &c 50 n. and Phi ds1S.
AfterEoon Aeconnods1on-lesve waship.,O,
SeSioSs s ~ R,,, a. Bstlpere e ers. No con
ESsaisg ETsIs:..lss,s w.sAins,or .,.
On sundays issvs ws,siartoa1 s a So = . r.
ArOusS New YORK every S.s dassa ne sO s.:
Law. M IMs soyINs sogrH
AtSSse Wv OIA ~ a L. FEll&detyhfa II
~. b&omor t@ r. H. Arrive ~ Wsskinxtor "a
Lave Nsv york sts,. H.; Pkil.ssbh,, ,aD
4, BSnmers 40 A n ArrIve st WsfEIrftor a.
Leave Nv \: YcrI At u ,; T.; Phnsa.l,si, q.
s8 A. n.
Local AoeOpnedstiOn Trans lssv. BslupOr,
"a Nj And ~ 7. q FOR WaskInstoE, IrTiys
On sundays 81 80 and 7.S5 A. n, only from BALI
more. No Annapolis or Frederiok ooEnexions on
Passenger Trains leaving washington s.,S
n eod 90 r. n, and Baltimore At "a A. NJ and 81
? n make direct connections for AnnaSolis sttSs
1sunct2n- The1p N, and 500 p M connect al
Sslsy for Frederick, Hagerstown, &C., &o., except
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore And Wac
ington ~ So A. n. and s go n.
Passenger Trans leaving washington st 66O A.
NJ III A. n, and r. NJ, and Baltimore AZ S.So az
Ia5 A. ~, VIII stop osly az 1Hn0poltg ys.ctsOs
Way passengers must take the AeeonBsodaIios
Trains viii leave washington and BaltImOr,
ToveyfiY sps. card rsDss, excepting that the d s.
y, % n, and 90 trains will walt 30 mi mates
u Necessary, 70 secure the passengers and Mails
For Sick and Wounded soloier,-A speo,.I m,
with al attendant, with beds, will leave WashlpT,
ton twice week for PhilsdelphIs direct a. m N
soldiers. w, p sMITH
FED Master of Trsnsportstiou. R.it
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r. DR.; JOHNSTON,
~ AkYIM OLE : r---s'
LOOK HOSPITAL,
ma tsssesssss tks Nsa CsytsSs, SysskS - sslv
Efsssses RssssSy ~ tks Hsfll,
FOE ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDKNoE.
LET NO FALSE pELIylCY FREyEsr.
--1.Fr APPLY IMMEDIATELY,
4 sgRE EARRlNTED. or MO nr.Ksx
20 IN IRON ONE 10 TWo DAYS.

sshz MAhkzNLED, Oh NO CHARGE,
nv khoh ONE 10 TH0 DAYS.
M:.ls; =, { =. s.sl, sviss...., Af.su.s. d. ia.
sssi Dssiiis,, E.u,ss%ss ys..frs. imrsssss Gee.
Z la;,s. L.i sHas,, s.p..ass D q. a..r f.sid,;,
Se. Me-. :r t h1 as:es sas, p P... s.
.ss . B:v.I'vthss T.nit. D.srd.n .r.ins f-.n s.l
Gees Which r.nasI Marriage iapss.sSI 49, 80: rrss
YOUNG MEN
a., arcadia and es.trscr. h.sit 9sss We,
. e. ssn:. fr1srss As.s.na, e Ys.rs haa
s.,. .nsAsss lssnanr s.s.,. wa d. hsaa.s e Gle.
.,nss o. vatsd 70 sssasy he living yTs, nay cal. va
MARRIAGE.
nnhie rfhsoss, or YssnE msn ssntsn pl.rsf Mar
o. s.Iat .v.T Rsy.,c. Weakness HTins dssv,
he vhs places hims.K he care q Dr. j. nav r.lir
nj, N, ,s s hs1s, a. s'odssn and sfdssy
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
ss H s.ra. ,a' E.P5 :1 B:sns.: ... fay e'. t...
ssst DO paid and ssutsin a s,snS.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
a.: rem o.. :. &. .s: .is,I s,f.., L;odss ss
\: sod s' s.:s pr q ssss % Ia. bee, pee. !.
has sf.ctsl q s ao. ss.oaisssS ssrss DAT US
aver tnevn; many roshlsd viii nngins had "a
..dd.a .:sn. viii l.Ss.s. si.stIns. .a:ss.s
.snsapss With dsrsAssnsAs 81 mind, cured iass-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yong Men shsu vhs have injured thsusslvss ~
learned srl esupanoas or al sehesi, q. sSss
which are nightly fsi when sslssp, cured
.1e'g msTsss inPes.ibl. and destroys ssth MAD ssd
fhsss he sad and sfss rr,Svsss
s.riy h.s, q yssth- viz. wsstnss q ths Bach asd
sfy D:snTsn.ni q u. 6s..s9. fsns.c. s.s.a .
Ti2I4@Is. sssfsi 9.s % n. n,.s ar. ma,
Be drsadsdke Of Msne-y Csussisn Of Idsas De
q SPIRIT, ~, ROr:sosins A'.r.isa q s.eis.y ssDl-
E.kvous Dr.ILIrr-rs....ns, ca. a.v ,.ds. vs.si.
Ing veal, pale, DsrvoHs and seiasd having anru.s
apPssrtnss aAsst the sys, essgh symPsns ssassu1
DISEASES OF IMPRUDBNCB.
ne and inprud.n votsry plssssss
;, has insiesd s seeds Of t painful dss Il zee ssa
I.sRsc.sty, tloDs bsfrl.ns hIn =. fss int. tss
scs liz .sg i.. yS; ss :.
nsnt1 amer nenth or an long tns smallest Zee can be
CALLING sappentn su or by tSs uss on tbs, S.,
the esnststeual rynptons 81 ~,
. s dnss,. ,neh a. Of Threat Had
ysrisd 10 bis drssdfs ssfszinft By ssndinr hint ~,
dts'srsd sssHtrT fsu whose traveller rssrns
Tx. JOHNSON'S REMEDY FOB ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY.
h grst and impsrant rsnsdy sf de srssxs
are lssdny ssssa .ad vesf Tsiisrsa fIsspds n a.
neat n.rrsu and d.sit.tse vis had Isst al ss,s AVE
All inp.dinslis hsn.sxs nyss.I q s.t.I pssu.i-
kssI e r,s<rsasT. Fewer, Hsrysss lrritssy,
~ ana M:sfa'" I" SIssssdss Of he nest fearful
ENDORSEMENT 7RE PRESS.
TEE MANY rroesArBs eErsd tkia insttntisn With.
q. i ~ 3. S.%.
ysisL lar. .ips!r.d .I.n .Sd ss.s s..ss .. rsss Ne
sliy, 10 ssc sisnt KsIysntss aAietsd mar lty
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1881 THE nsoi
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
1EnE


II E
with il. oounecuousl
IL FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
1HRIH DAILY rRAIns FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two ofthem making
cIosI CONNECTIONS Az HLRRisBups
with trains on the
NORTHERN GENITAL RAIL ROAD,
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
70 all points in the
"HI' NohIH-wfsT AND SoUrH-wEsT'
UFsor Th,osGh TICKETS. spPIy q the Once Of
Pany. Calvert station, baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Nsght Trains
FROM WASHINGTON.
sfrfmSs n Va B. sn1s Iss .s = M and p n sin.
ne So S,p.s e99nscoRs are nae With trsnI on
Sgft a. D. M and B t ass % Hs
via The trains on the Pennsylvania Oonrs
heiIoeo lor AL Par1 OF the west
FRRI6HTs,
By this route, frelghts Of oil descriptions csn be
OF Ohio, kentuoky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
love, or Missouri, by Ratlroad dtrscf.
Ihe eunfy wanna Central Railroad also connects
f3issfdss . any poTs % tSs ohiS hSs fissSS aS
kentncfyt Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, lisa
lssl pPi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ATkHnsas,
AID Hed Rivers; and a. Clevelsnd, scndusky and
chicago with steamers 10 eli Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shiPpers entrustins the trsnspoT-
tatlon Of their Freight to this Company, oan rely
THE RITES 81 Fk xii i AZ ny and from an,
POINT IN The West, By the Pennsylvania Central
heAlroed, are az az ttysss as Jsporabh
eAarged by Other Rdtlroad Co~paatss.
n ~ Be Rarnegar to mark packages VIA PESs.
MAGRAW & KooNs, Freitht Agents,
No. so North street, Baltimore.
ENOCH LEWIS, Genl Superintt, Altoona, Pc.
H. r. HOUSTON, Cent Freight Agent, Phia-
oelphl1- tnf<-diy
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RALM0RAL SKIRTS Ann
Lsd.ss' best kid 6loys; aSd 6auntislst shihrs,
~ dezsn s;iIsn Poekst Handkerehisfs, yer, eha.,
H~ Inv. ooLLEY,
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shlLADELPHIA PROVISION STORE,
HE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
r, Between 18Th and 20th SIS
Ine n1dersiEned, haying located himself a
o. the First Ward that he has opened frst-class
fi9rislop store, conducted similar 70 those for
which Fhlladelphia is famous 1Oi
mere can be found at AL times large and fresh
sTnPsy OF POULTRY, CANE, BEEF, NUT
son. 'H1c ~ soo-
Particular attention is called to hls stock and
Prices OF BUTTER, CHEESE, &c,
Philadelphia Print Butter.
6oehen and Western Reserve.
Being determined 10 give the striotest atteptlon
70 the wants Of his customers, and 10 keen eyery
Article In his line OF the best suaty and ss AT The
ioTest market prices, he hopes to merit share Of
Families Will DO waited upon daily for orders, il
no Is THOMAS r. WILSON.
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HORSE BLANKETS
Al styles End prices, ct
J. 3. PUDNEY'S,
324 Pa. sVs hAcK room,
355 ID street.
DUBBER COATS, PONCHOS, LEGGINS,
IA Blankets, Cap Covers and Caps, 81
J. d. PUDNEY'S,
324 Pa evs., bs1k room,
or 355 ID street.
HEAVY REGULATOR BLANKETs.
J.B. PUDNEY.
324 Pa, ave-. bsoz room,
or 35S ID street.
ID NEW THING.
Il ATENT Compressable Cot, can be tolGed up
into space q inches long By wide, an ingenious
conriTaEce, for ssls by
J. B.PUDNEY.
324 Pa. ave-, back room,
jaH-u or 355 ID street.
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II n 7 " a Fl Z.
II n = " a IT Il.
II IA Z " a IT FL.
DIR. LA RONTA

DIV. Ih DUN a
Cures oil Venerial Diseases permanently and
quickly, without the use of disgusting or noisnn-
Gus drugs Of any kind.
Consultations free.
IL is saying quite enough In Its favor, when cav
New York CITY hospitals 40 ' VIC
New York City College and Hospital Testimo-
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF ths Womb
treatment, A'S'0 W MY
part OF the treatment IA eAS
All cures warranted, or money refunded.
communications in writing, with return ,t,n,,
promptly attended to, AS'
a. Medicines for travellers and others packed, with
Iun anstrnotlons for use, and WARRANTED,
Onoe-Room No. Vast ing tor BuildInr PENN
avenue And Seventh st., Washiagton, ID, q.
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REsrAURANTs, HOTELS. -.
Suffers, eReCERs, AND OTHERS.
WILLIAM FUCKERS
CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
sas PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
325 WANNA AVENUE.
GROCERIES
AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
Having been purchased Of Bankrupt Merchants
TUCK ER's
Groceries, Liquors, Wines, Cigars, 60
FOR FAMILIES,
FOR Suffers,
FOR OFFICERS,
,,>,,
MON CIGARS.
cpAcxERs posroN
ETCHUPs, IMPORTED.
E XTRA COFFEES.
AISINS MALAGA
White Sugar. IL cents no, Mound
Fine Green Tea. cents per pound
Good Coffee IA cs",- p Re. p pOuna
Wax Candles rs CENT. no, no,rd
Malaga Raisins. cents per pound
Goldfish. Observation-Disclosures. cents per pound
Almonds ................1 - cent, ne, nourd
Salt
coo5 pr,,a,
px,,. p,,,,o, rN''o
Fine yyIres
yyb,slsv
oos
,
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTICN
ARTIFICIAL CHG0pLLSrI ZONE
TE E q,
WITHoyr METAL Ptlrr on C,.,ra

M ~ I'm. =. u SlGEShOND,
siO broadway, Nss YofE-s6O Pee. syirn,in A..
c.,. 49,, ostssess liza asd lStt s;S, Matchmaker,
SSs .ne atteIilDn OF the public to the folloEip,
]. The Testh of his manufactures v,uE&z1@
n 49, o9roos nor change color by snJ@&k9
seios; oelnE three fourths lighter than nny other
N2 tseth or roots need be extrsots3 O a.
sr TLt oLes can be inserted over them,
osch nc foota VIII De made lnofen.ive, IN nsye,
on.. Eo -forarJ teeth are needed, IS permausp,
-" IT, IN De made Immediately, thereby ereseryips
tne o.a system is frequently disfEured.
Ehls work has been fully test ed over Eve year,
country. - so. .---1
DR., $. has also invented q white unde.truetiye
metal 1lllnS, with whioh the most Sensitive teeth
Gan DC hiled without pain, and can build up per
,ect, s9und tooth on any AIDE roots, which viii last
Tbs best OF references rlven-to Or. v, Mott: DR.
Rofemus, Professor Of Chemistry, N. Y; Hon
tuoGe WsIne, OF the Supreme Court Of Washing
Cal and examine for yourself. no sem
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wall, stephens g. Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
w e n & H A IT LLORS,
AND DEALERS IN
SWORDS, sASHES, BELTS,
EPAULETs, SHOULDER STRAPS ..~
GAUNTLETS, GLOVES, go,
And every variety of
READY-MADE CLOTRING,
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
S22 Pennsylvania avenue, between
lan Intel. 6 Republ 9Th and 10th sts
40 =, 9. WERTHEIMER l. CO., 1cA
1OA NO, 5b2 AND AGA SEVENTH ST., 4O4
an Opposite ths Post O6ics,
SuS n IheiT STOCK OF WINES, BRANDIES. GINS
SIUyEplALS; ste., also their large assortment OF
SEGARS, ,TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS. eto,,
pine nInneJ keep constantly on hand fine PHILADEI,-
EhIA CREAM ALE, IN kegs and bottles for
Dars or family use The public in general ars re-
suIesssu, % give them 3 call and examine their
8. WERTHElMER q CO.,
Asa and 464 Seventh street,
eo -i-Sm oppo. Post Office,
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w FOR THE ARMY.
W Il Have just received. by steamer kr.,o /,
IISrse assortment of magnificent French Brass
Drums (System4 GreEoTe;l French Bugles for
celebrated Clarionets and Fiutes Brass Instru-
nents OF all kinds. Also, the finest Suaity of Ven
ICE strlngs.. Busson's Acoordeons and Flutlhss,
nogether with largo assortment of latest French
music Tor Bands. Music Store of
w. g. METZEROTT
ia 10 Corner Pa. avenue aud 18th st
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TEE MANY frousArBs srrsd this institstisr within
s ersGssn ysaFs, and the nrmsrv.s Important esrff
ea epsrtnsht psTsrmsd By Dr. Jshnslsn, u
IRansIs 81 ne PApsr and many ether ysrssas, nsdess
hs afpssrsd again and Ifsin bsfsrs he Psss, 10
s.', as stsnaing a gsausan s6rsstsT and rsspen
siity sse Silent EsRrsntss snietsd- ltly
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CHEESE! cHrrsrw cHEEsEa
kl9UORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS
.NTTS, RAISINS, CRACKERS.
AL on hand and for sale cheap BY
+. u. HASTINGS & CO,
, 523 ID St, facing Pa. avenue,
Ho <o-u Philharmonic Building
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LOWELL, COLES &c CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
SO Front street, New York,
and 316 K street, Washington, ID. c.,
NEAR Willards' HOTEL

Having started branch of our New YORK estab-
lishment in this city, We invite SHtlrrs. Grocsrs,
RsstaEranteErs. and Hotel Keepers, TO call and ex-
anime our stock, which is well assorted and
comprised of goods of the best quality. We take
orders for any thing in our lins and execute them
promptly. last