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The national Republican., 1862-04-02
EOR DOSION, VIA NkWPORT AND
FALL RlvEN.

By the splendid ard superior steam
eM MMETROPOLI8, EMPIRE ,S6
STATE, BAY STATE, and stain OF MAINE,
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
70 The navigation Of Long Islsnd Sound, running In
oonncottcn with the FAN River and Old Colony
railroad, distance Of - miles only to Boston.
The steamer EHPiRE STATE, Cspt. b brsyton,
Mondays, Wednesday,, and Friday att O'Clock, r.
Tho steamer METROPOLIs, Capt. Brown, on
Tueadays, Thuridsys, and Saturdays, at 1 O'Clock,
Thess atsamen are Rtted with commodius state.
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort OF passenger who are afforded by this route
nights rest on board, and on arrival ut Fall river,
procaed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board un-
til starting Of the accommodation a. 3 A. N, by
which they may reach Boston about B.i5 A. NJ.
A bsgSEEe master s attached 10 each steamer, who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
the same 10 ts destipA alton.
A steamer runa, 10 connection with this line, bc-
iwecu Fall river and Providence, daily, except Sun.
dsya
dispatch BY an Express Train which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at TX
O'Clock for Boston aud New Bedford, arriving Rt lts
destination at about II A. N.
For freight o. passage, apply on board, or atth
ofhee, On Pier No. 8, North river. For state ROOM
snd ssrth, 2; apply on board or II desired to secure
WIN. BORDEN, Agent.
aug l7-u 10 and II West street N. Y.
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y EL ID .......r.
Book For The Soldiers!
~ III l..
q H b Z q n II -
mOUE
U.tiOT .aR.Mf .l.t.D .F.arr,
THEIR LIVES,
THEIR PORTRAITS.


Inis volume eontRins tie RiIsAIIS fine.
line engrasiag) and BIOGRAPHIES Of each Of
the iolowiog prominent Officers:
Gems. Anderson. Banks, Butler, burnside, Bleuk
r, Barry, John Cochrsus, Couch, Dix, Duryea,
Frsniln, Fremont, IIeiutzelma,, Lane, Lyon
Man,G'id, Mcclellan, Nc Dowe,I, Richsrd,on, Rose
ciaIs, Sckie', ,sgel, SCOTT, SloOum and Wool Cell.
C"Icoran, U pwdln (ist Mas'.) and Ellsworth. Com
Dupont and Capt. wilkes,
The publi,hers tried to produce book essentially
Tor the tsldiers. complete, compact, elegant and
cheap-to be carried with them In their knapsacks
or poekets-withoat taking up more room than 4
small Pocket Bible
The price for each volume
bound In cloth. th.......,.,,...,..........b so cts.
bound In elegant cloth, with beyeed
edges and gill ...... ..,.'....,..,,.. rs cts.
As the demand iO' this work will NO doubt, bc
large and tbs produc i'm Of II comparatively slow
on account "i the great number Of engravings II
c,niains, orders should he ,ent aSsnn early da. by
all those who wish ~ be served speedily as we shall
execute each order IN its turn.
l.. FRANC l. Co,
No. $40, Seventh at four doors above d,
up s,airs. Warrington, ID. U.
bah orders accompanied by the money, I'd
dressed TO our Washington House, will he promptly
attended to- and forwarded 10 any camp, or city By
mail. free Of charge usru
The national Republican., 1862-04-02

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
,AMBRoTrPe AND DAGUERREAN ARTisrs,
both in the city and Surrounding country, 30.
In addition to our large busintss, We have added
= large and choice stock Of aInbrotype and daguer
roam materials, such as
UNION CASES,
Every sire In the Trade,
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
gANCY and OVAL MATS and rREsERvERs
every sizs 10 the Trade.
EXCELsIoRIRoN PLATES,
every tize made.
MkLAIN9TYPE AND VENUS PLArES,
every size made.
CUT CROWN GLASS,
every SIZE in the Trade
We guarantee " sell this stock al or near the man
uiacturers' prices.
Our printed PRiCELISr sent free to any ad
dress
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to.
Store open from rso .. IN. to $50 p. IN.
Remember the number-5io-Sio-Sio-Si -SiO-Si0.
r. J. BELLEW / CO.,
Msnufaoturen' Agents,
mara Wsshingtoa, D. q
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
MyINTER ARKANGEmERT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
n AIh7o AID.

On and after MONDAY, NOV IS, 1851,
fASSEEGER TRAINS LEAVE PHII.AQEL-
tExPrcssI and 10 80 p. m,
For Chester, 81 SIS m. ll3s g. m ,a.SS and 10 30
For Wilmington, At $50 q m, SIS q. m, Iias ..
For New Castle, at sI5 a m and sbpm
For Dover, at ais q. m. and Q. 3.A6 p. u.
For Milford, 81 sis q. m.
For Salisbury, ats 10 . m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leiys B.,imcrs sS At At m IEspr'3 LOO p
Leave Wilmington at i.se and ii.s3 i, m, ,Alt,
s.<b, and $50 p m,
Leave Salisbury .9s5p.m.
Leave Milford at 4.55 p. m.
Leave Dover at .. m. and 6.lo y. m.
Leave New Castle At II IN, and $40 p. %.
Leave Chester al $50 .. m, 10 Is, $50, and $50
p. m.
stations at 20 and p H.; ioT noyey And intermc.
diaie stations, ct los p. IN.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at IS q m u n5 and II 20 y NJ
Leave Wilmington at 4 30 q, m, p.2b q. IN Ia 20
EREIGaT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
Leave Philadeiphia. for Perryvillc and inferno.
diate places, at b10 p. IN
Leave Wilmington, for Penyville and in,crnsdi
" Lave ss,,.nO,r 70. HsY!e de Grace and inter.
mediate stations, Gt 0 o. m
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
A. 3.soa. IN and 1850 p. N from Philadelphia to
Baltimore.
The 90 .. m Train from Phiiadclphia 10 Balti.
''''' ' ~ s Il, FELTON,,
ian 2-tf President
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
EnnAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" FOR THE WEST, nd
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD aad NEW TORk
CkkTRAL RAfLROAD

Os AND ATrHR DscEnsIR ., 1881,
Exyress Trains leave New York city depois oI
hudson River Railroad daily. Sundays excepted, q
Tton Chamber nres, From sO.h stree, station
r.5,Isi; sisS. .,a .,,.,o SOP m
Train with sleeping 1907. m.
oars, l0l5 p. m.
On BuHpAl., the following trains will be run to
and from Goth street The 1910 p IN. sleeping car
Train for Albany and TIoy, and !hs go a N from
Connecting At Albany with the New York Ctn
raj Railroad tor Schenectady, Rochester, Uttoa
is'asis, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
tU~n Railroad, Buffalo, Syrscuse, Niagara Fails
Trains In connection lesve Buffalo and Suspersiou
ia Lake Shore, Hu6aic and Lake Hurci and Grca,
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto. Detroit
Cs,easG LSlsSo MwsSals %nTt,, rona ps ,, Lac, "a
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Muacatine, IowaCi'y
Cairo, fe,re Annte Indianapolis, Louisville, Cino,n
nati, Dsyton, Columbus. Cleveland, and oil points
West. North vet and 5uuthwrsf'
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains ~ Troy, with Troy and
Bos,on, and kens and Saratoga Roads for Barssngs
Point, PIsttsburEh, osdensbursh, Montreal, DC
| 10.
~ Freight Arrangements BY this route q above
without change OF Cars, from The Dcpou IN Cham
Der, and udson streets are At all times ~ favorable
aS made by other Railroad Companies. The faci'
ties Of tais great New York Route, to the com
msud l. to The ennalenre Of merchants IND shipper
Pssscnxsr Trsirs, with Smoking a.i sisepins
Car. run in connection On the New rorl contrs
FOR particulars o. to local ,raia .snd freish, .r
AZ SMITH,
deo II Buperintendeat.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
AGENTS WANTED,
IN ALL THE CAMPS AND CITIHs IN TN, U. ,

IN ALL THE CAMPS AND CITIES IN TIE U. D
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND TERMS.
WE WILL MAKE IT AN OBJECT
10 ENIERPRISING MEN
CHAPLAINs, POsTMAsTERs, and all such
who can spare title time, and FEEL Inclined to huy
and 'eil, should supply ,he men In the camps with
our beautiful and life Ike car pictures.
DEAL WITH US DIRECTLY and you will re
ceivs frs, elas' work and get the Lowest Prices.
PICTURES or COLCNELs AND OTHERS
not on our List, to order at reasonable prIces
giving 10 you the exc usivc sale-AED THE
PROFITS
CAMP SCENES, with portraits Of tho Stall aad
Field Officers made to order, as all other Litho.
graphic Work done In the most artistic style.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02

John b. Cough is very much dissusted with
Canada. He recently said, In Troy: There
are great many good people and great many
snobbish people In Canada. The British resi-
dents there endeavor TO be much more English
IN their habits, customs, prejudices, than those
who dwell in England. They play second fiddle
to English snobbery. The present aeason had
an engagement for three weeks there; but after
lecturing nine evenings in different places, the
language and conduct of the people in refer
ence 10 this country became so unbearable that
one day sat down, wrote a letter, and declined
to fulfil the remaining engagements"
The national Republican., 1862-04-02

Passenger Trains leave via Psvonia Fery1R
and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers street,
New York, rs follows, viz:
Att M, EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and buffalo,
and principal intermediate Stations
ATS A. NJ, MAIL, for Dunkrk, and iuterIasdats
Stations This Train remains over night NJ Eirtrs,
and proceeds the next morning.
Ata NJ, MILK, daily, for Ottsyills and inter.
mediate Stations.
AHA. NJ ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Por,
Jcrvis, and principal Stations.
At r. NJ, WAY, for Middletown, Newburgh,
and intermediate Stations.
AtbP. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun
kirk, Buffalo, CanandaiguR, and principal Stations,
The Train Of Saturday stops st all Mall Train Sts
ITEMS and runs only TO ElmirA
'WSP. NJ, ,XGCOMMODATION, for Horass.
VILE, and principal Stations.
NATHANIEL MA RSH, Receiver anglo
Ultra PPIQ0 PAPER
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
For the Na,ionsl Rspublican.
The American Patriots Song.
BY DONNIE.

Hark! hear ys the sounds that the winds on
Exuliingly roll from the shore 10 the sea,
With voice that resounds through her bound.
less dominions'
IT'S Columbia calls on her sons to be FREQ!
Behold on yon summit where Heaven has
How S"sa shs starts nom her proud, inaccessible
With Natures impregnabls rsmparts around
And the catarscts thunder and foam at her
feet.
In the breeze Of her mountains her loose locks
While the soui.stirring notes Of her warriors
From the rock to the valley, re. .scho Awaken,
Awaken, ye hearts that have slumosrsd SC
long!"
Yes, despos too long did your tyranny holt
10 vs:salage vile, ere its weakness wa
known;
Till We learned that the links Of the chain tina
controlled US
Were. forged by the fears of its captive'
alone.
That spell Is destroyed, and no longer availing
Despised ~ detested-pause well ere ye dart
To cope with people whose spirits and ieelinI
Are reused BY remembrance and steeled by
despair.
Go tame the wild torrent, or stem with straw
The proud surges that sweep o'er the strant
that confines them;
But presume not again TO give freemen law,
Nor think with the chains they have broker
to bind them.
To hearts that the spirit OF Liberty A,shss,
Resistanc6ls idle and numbers y ,irSxn;
They burst from control, as the mountain
stream rushes
From its fetters Of ice, in the warmth OF th
beam.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
NEW BOATs-NEW CARS.
EsSh FOR BOSTON. -
NEW LONDON NORWICH, and WORCESTER.
DAILT,
tSunda7a ExcOPtedj
At 6 O'Clock, r. n,

PIER 10 N X. Foot OF yEsTRY STREET,
The new and s1pacent steamer CITY OF Bos.
TON VIM Wilcox Commander, from New York.
Tlssdsys, Thursdsys, and Satsrdayo and ffom
AllynS Point Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRI.
The nav and nagninccRt asasaer CITY OF EEw
YORK, Thomas q. Jswett, commander from New
York-Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; from
dsys
fness two new steamers have been built expressly
for this route, with all modern improvements, In
sluding Water Tight Compartment, and ave the
only e!eamers ever huilt for Long Island sourt,
with this great life preserving Improvement.
Coeductofs accompany the steamers each way
Passenger proceed from Allyn's Point imme.
dAtely on arrival of steamerR BY Express Train to
Boston, Worcester, Loxell, Lawrence. Fitohburs
Nashua, ,Concord the White Mountains, no, 10.
PsssenGen returning from Boston leave the Depot
Of the Boston .. Worcester railroad at s 80 p N.
Woree'tsr r. NJ, arriving at Allyns Point $50
Freight taken st the lowest Rates, and delivered
N Boston early the next day.
State Rcona 10 abundance can be had on board
steamers, or at the Boeton or New York ofices, in
advance. E,S MARTIN, Agent
avg H-om Pier 40, N. 4.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
nA. LIE AND's
- Anti-Rheumatic Band
PERMANENTLY QUASI
RHEgkA TLsk, in " parsoSs fovwu,
GOUT asd yEURLLOLA,
a1UENGSs and NATURALIZATION,
IMPURITIES of w BLOOD
Lnd Ae nd H6ens 9 kncNy.

II Is . conveniently arranged BAnp or BsLT, oon.
tanning indicated compound, TO be worn around
the body, about tbs waist, EQUALLY Ayyscriso ALL
rAsTs UAvener ~ diseax may Be, and osn be worn
pslAosx iS1uyv 10 the mna dsinafs pcrson.
BY thii tiestIsnt, the medicine Rropsrties con
iained In the BAHD, being Of . AtoNy aromatic ana
o,ahe NATURE and capabs of being readily disovL>d
Arov2h he I,s Of e skin come into drsa contact with
he BL1op aud o1sral eircsisiion withoat first pas
iag through tie process Of digestion, which would
tend not only TO detEaot iram their curative power
but TO impair the internal organs And derarg the
dgestion airo-thus avoiding the sryur,oui .dscs 40
oftsn the result OF iWcrnaI remsdi,s, and efecng
scrtee eSJe by parny and r2uai.si9 M eirruiaites N
M val atti and r,storue he pdr ada1tsd u Asrthy
onip1n lbis BArb 10 also nton pOnsItI ABrI
MEScrE.t AsrnI." ard will ert,rely rolisse the sy'
lem from it, JsErirtoU efsct,
Moderate cases are cured In q few days and we are
constantly receiving 1pioubtt tcaimonislsto which
invit. inspection 3; pu! ofhceof their efcacy In
aggravated cases Of long snRas,.I
Prics Two Dollars Sent by mail upon receipt oI
81, or by express everywhert, with all nec,,S1ry m
Srte.,op;, from the principal ONCE Of
9. SMITH co, Prorristors,
40l Broadway, New York,
N. B.-Desriptip> cireuldrs s-u free,
~ This Baud will not interfere with the soldiers
iuties nsv lily
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
RAILROADS, ETC.
pr sSE ~ q Err TKAIV5

Pr SSEFG Err TK .AINS.
,0n and snsi MONDAY, February 8, lss2, the
more VIII ran a. follows: No.
Ss Daly Tresas arsss at ani derayt J,or, Wd.hroou
dday during tte neet. and ioo on Sundays.
FOR ranADELPHrA AND NEW YORK.
sS scs w.:h,"s,sIS " and and
T9s s4NaArSIlsEhH a. m ,ahdIrn m.
Ss Eos HhRhpss1Ra ..s x, SoRru and
wEsT-Lsavs Washington at .. m, and Or
ron PRspERIcK-A,74o. q. m, and q q. m,
TRAINS MOviNQ NORTH.
ArIiy. :. ssi!i.or. isos 2. Phil:dslphis isSo p
ii o,.;,Y Me- Yoss p n Hsr'i'Sur. !,!,r, bur. ~
!. bssoi, TSs ! n. n morning 90 s0nnso GSR.
Nv i:is Asii rr.,. leave washington .,,, a. m.
Arrive q Rslueors 1910 p. m; Phliadeiphia s.si
fhilsG:psls Tain Il K leaves a Washington At p.m.
sse,Snnlng ~ bAltimors at $50 p m, and Philadelphi
kfsrnoou Accommodated leave Washington 4 90
p N. Arrive q baltimore 90 >. m No come, tion,
At Baltimore. This Is the Afternoon connection ior
!is,s xf'sshiaE!S1 fssaspa. e. Ar Ar
New iort . m., HarrisburG .. M ~'
IN Sundsys, leave Washington at 500 and 500
The sop. m. train from Washington connects
urovgn 10 New fork every Day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at = m; Philadelphia II 80 4
n; Baltimore LOOP. m Arrive at Warrington 50
Leave New YORK at p m. Philadelphia 10. 50 D.
n; Baltimore 30 m. Arrive at Warrington o. 10
Lave New Yort at II p. m. rhlladclphi. $50 A.
r.; Baltimore 7,ss D. m. Arrive at Washington
Local Accommodation Trains leave baltimore a,
"a N and 4.ssp m. for Washington arrive there
IL II. ID. m.
On sssdays at % and 7.s q. m. only from Bait.
Sunday.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington al 7.soa n.
| and 20 p. m, and Baltimore oil 735 o. m. and 4Ss
?. N, make direct connections for Annapolis at the
Relay for Frederick, Hngerstown, 40 60, except
TrVns leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Fash.
inGton At $50 Q. N. and 3.40 p. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington At 900 a. IN.
IL .. m. and p m, and Baltimore 1T $50 and 7sb
| .. m Will anr os,y a ANnapolis .Jusetio,.
way Passepgers must take the Accommodation Noiss
Trains will leave Washington and Baltimore
SromI<'y uPcr card t's, epiag That the i3o m,
13s .. u. and y. ~ trains will wait 20 minutes IL
necessary 10 secure the Passengers and Mails from
| the East.
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED sOLDILRs.
A special car, with an attendant, with beds will
| lesve Wasbinaton twice week for Philadelphia d..
rect, at II g. m, for the accommodation of sck and
wounded soldiers.
W. r. SMITH,
ho3 Master Of Transportation, Bait.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02

THREATENED ASSASSINATION OF THE KiNU Of
PRussIA.-A letter from Berlin, dated l1th In.
stant, says: "A report is current that an at.
tempt has been made against the kings life.
A young man, who bad been observed walking
IN front Of the palace. asked 10 see the king,
Suspicion having been excited, he was arrested
and on bis person were found pistol loaded
with ball, powder, bullets, and thirty louis d'0'
in gold. He admitted that he intended 10 Gre
at the king when he drove out" A letter
dated the 18th instant, says: The individual
who has been arrested az guilty Of an attempt
to sssassinste the King Is a madman. He ha
been placed in mad house"
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
N
adams Express Company"

This Company Offers to the public /" Unequslled
Advantages" ior the Safe and Quick Dispatch" Of
40. , 10 all parts Of the United States
Expresses 10 and from the North and " eat depart
from and arrive iu Washington twice dsily. An
Expresass arc In charge Of e.sriemeed sUd reitsbe
Messengers.
All Packages for " The soldiers" carried at " One
HAIfn our usual ratee
All goods for the so-oRllcd Confsderates StAtea."
and al articles CGniIsbeRd Of War" will Be IS
sUsED.
Our Expresscs leave New York At is and r. II .,
arriving IN W Washingtor al o 4. NJ and 80 T. N.
Expresses leave Philadeiphia At 80 A. n, and 10
NJ, arriving Ia Washington 80 r. n. and a A. NJ.
Exprcsses leave Baltimore at 40 A y. and u
r,M arriving In Washington at o A. N. and 10
Pm.
Expresses for all points North and West leave
Warrington daily ai ! 80 A. N and 30 r. d.
Special Contracts for large quantities. OF Freight
can % mad, on application ct this ofice.
All goods osiisd for and delivered free Of extra
| charge H. W. PARSONS,
'ucerintendent Adams Express Co.
Washington, august ~, 'ol. sug23-u
The national Republican., 1862-04-02

ALBERT PIKE's Iudians, that were hired 10
faht at Pea Ridge, IL the letter writer's can be
relied upon, proved as great towards as the
New Mexican Indians In the Union ranks, at
the battle Of Valverde. ln both cases, as soon
as the fight became hot, the red skins took TO
their heels-or If they fought at all, as at Pea
Ridge, they killed as many rebels q they did
Union men! There Ia nothing in this fact,
though, 70 diminish the atroCity of the Yankee
horn Albsst Pike pressing them into bis service.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Mr. D. N. aibour, re.
siding near Pittsburgh, Pa, was seized in the
street, on Wednesday morning, by two men, and
robbed OF q package OF twenty. dollar Treasury
notes, amounting In the aggregate TO 81, $40
He had been ut Washington City where he had
obtained the money on account Of -four fur
nisbed to the Government
INDIAN REPUGELs.-Now that the way has
been opened, the Indian refugees in Kansas are
making preparations tn return to their homes
10 the Cherokee country, from which they
were recently driven by the rebels There
are Elk or eight thousand Of them, meD, women,
and children.
Gen. Wright, commander of the department
Oi the Pacific, has instituted martial law In San
Francisco, and has Issued an order dated Feb.
ruary 2. by which Major Hiram Leonard, Of
the United States army, is appointed provost
marshal
Gen. Grant was 40 sure of Fort Douelson,
that on the eventful Saturday night he ordered
to postmaster to have bic mails ready TO deliver
the next day 10 the fort. The postmaster was
surprised but obedient, and an hour after the
troops entered they received their mail from
an U. S. P. o. In the fort
The State of Arkansas has spent two millions
five hundred thousand dollars to serve the re.
belion. This Is nearly eight dollars head
for every free person In the State.
A cannon twelve feet long, three feet and
seven inches in diameter at the butt, and
weighing twelve tons, came down the Hartford
Railroad on Friday, en- route for New York.
II carries a twelve inch bali.
LARGE NUMBER Tho twenty five thousand
chickens that passed over our railroads night
before last, filed two hundred and eighty nine
coops.-Elston Express.
Our forces played winning game at Bowl
ing Green, but they haven't yet made 10
strike in the Mississippi Louisville Journal,
A letter from Rome states that the Pope will
retire TO Malta in the event Of his being
Obliged TO leave Rome.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02

The rebels have, since the war began, occu
pied at least half dozen places which they
called "Gibraitars," and IRON which they
have declared they never could be driven
But they have been driven from them, or have
fed without being driven one after another.
Now they are beginning to call each OF their
new impregnabie positions by the name Of
TtermOpylp
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
q X. LBWIE, N. D.,i
~ Dental Surgeon.
OFFICE No sie rgNNsYLvANIA AVENUE
Rrf,a.r,, T,p,inA ard Thirfeenh Wyssts
wAsBINaroS CIT,

wAsHlN0roN CIT,
Rcspectfully tenders his professional services tt
the public iaviug had an extensive practice IN
Philadelphia he feels himself fully competent to die
charge hs duty In every oaso ehich may be presented
10 his care.
Dr. L. has secured the right to use the newt mpr,y.
men,, patented BY Drs A: u J. L Assy, Of Phil
or pfatins plates which presudea the pCsaibllity o
sallvA fdreign materials seoreting between them
natural, and or nors utillty TO the patient dispens
ing with The ordinary modes Of fastening, BY fiyet
ing or soldering. which often CAUSES the aprngnR
Of plates and consequently an imperfect adaptation
10 the mouth %
He would respectfully invite the public to his ofe'
to examine this Improvement. To DO 70 Ia 10 be oon
vnced Of its superiority over all methods heretofor'
used
The dental profession e also invited TO oall end
examine ib merits aud utility.
Also, dentists can be furnished with teeth OF 81
kinds, at less Price than they oan be bought else
where. nov s-tf
The national Republican., 1862-04-02

THE GREAT FAIR AT LoNDoN.-The important
question regarding the principal details Of the
opening ceremony Of the London International
Exhibition and Of the distinguished person
ages who are 10 take part on that occasion at
latest dstes would be entirely arranged. Great
disappointment is felt at the absence Of the
Prince Of Wales, but hopes are entertained
that the prince will return by the Let Of Nay.
The exhibition will be opened by royal com.
mission ol the LIST of May
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
DAT E n r .OFFICE b UsINEss.
Soldiers Pensions & Bounties.
SO.MES Il .ALEX.1.N,DER.

ship IS AT IORNIES and SOLICITORS for the
procuring OF PATENTS, and ali other kinds oI
business, AT the Patent Once.
Especial attention will be given 10 rejected appl
cations 10 extensions and opposition to exte nsons
and to taking and preparing evidence and argu
ments in interference cases
The undersigned will also attend to obtaining
PENSIONS and BOUNTIES for Soldiers serving
during the PRESENT and previous wars, and to the
prosecution generally OF all similar Glasses OF busi
nesd with th. GOyernnIeEt ...s
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