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The national Republican., 1862-02-25
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= 81. Ia. NAVY DErARrxsxY,
Washington, F3ruory %, 1853
The Navy Department wiz, until The 9Th Of
March next, receive propositions for the complete
TSsr SsrSor ana .ad eSsss dss.nce n'''o 'ee ''
these vtsseis with the exception Of those for he
Mi.si.sippl river and i!s trbataliss, Will be pro;
tributaries may Ge propelled by paddle wheels. The
Iuils will be either wholly Of Iron (Which would be
projsotoT nay consider most suitabie or the obsCt
proposed but their sides and decks nust Be proteo cd
with 81 iron armaturs sufficient 70 rcest the hesv
Tue vessels 70; the Mississippi riv.r and Its ,ribu.
tsries not 70 draw more than Fix fee water when
fally equipped and armed, at which draft :. ey ars
knots par hour In still water, and carry tufncient
coal In the bunkers fer six day. stssmlng at that
speed. Their armament will con ist o MT tess than
he vessels for harbor defence are not to draw
more than twelve fat water when ful y equipped
.nd @ tf s' g = :Ss
in smooth Ssser, and carry sufficient coal In the
bunksrs for seven days stssmins At that speed.
Their armament viii consist OF not .ess than IRON
The vessels for coast defence ars not to draw
than twsaty feet water when faliy eqpipped and
iSe.. y
q, aid carry tufhoient coal 10 the Cunhsrs Sor
| twelve days s'esmiog ut that speed. TEsir srms
mspt Will consist Of one or two fifteen or twenty
Tn guns Of the ves,els for ha Dor and Goa de
fence are TO train sli points OF the compass with
out change in the vessels p,eition.
| he prOp1ito-s must slate the number Of vessels
suit sct 10 the esotio, Of the Depart nt ahch The
patty proposes to furnish complete in every respect
embracing armour platiug, EteaIn machinery aud
equil men Of 6ll kinds, ready tor service excepting
only the ordnancs snd ordnance ores and pfovs
| ions; the proposition must be accom- ani.d Iv de
| scriptions, specifications, drawings and icoseh
suoh character tDst the work coull re e> scuI.
| IRON them.
the place Of delivery must be ,tat,t' the tin,
within which the or ssls rr 10 uu crulv s
| Cd and also the total sum to be pl;I rg.ch
II will be stipulated In the ..is,; lnul one fitj
| the total amount will be ret.inc1 by the iioverD
msnt until .ixy days ter the Reception OF the Q.
| sci, In order 10 give trial, he Ieul Iiuisg pa
| m nts being made with due regard TO tie LroIe
performance and progress Of III wu \ lnu contrrr
will also embrace fLrfeitutes !g qIr u usrf.ru
| the conditions spi Cited.
The bids must be accompanied iy las GUAR ut
required by law, that, If = contrar' !. awarded
| will b. promptly executed; ard Inc AaaHs Il III
parti.s who 10 become the sur IT, he s,pouu
| Of the face OF the contract will aisv y. stated.
The DEPARTMENT Wild consider any other lropos
tions that may be presented In which II drsk Q
| Wa o. abgve-n med Ia not exceed d. -,
| TIE Departm Mt will be u liberty to ac,<pt O
rjsct any or > ! the props sitioDs- ~ !o-9sslw
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
NEW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL
IN CHEOPLASfIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plata or olvps, By

u r. 3. b. 8 IG + g NJ ND,
90 Broadway, New York and 2s0 Penna. svenue,
bet. 18th and 18th Sta, W Wsshington, D. G.,
Calls tbs attention of the public to the following
advantages Of his improved system:
lt The teeth Of his manufacture will never oorrods
nor change color BY any sods and are three fourhs
Lighter than any other. f.
ID: No teeth or roots need be extracted, ~ the
artificial ones can BE- inserted over them.
ID. The roots will be made inoaensive and meyer
to ache.
eth. No Temporary teeth are needed q psrmansn,
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
DE- naturai sxpresion Of the Aos which, under the
old system, b hequently disAgured.
Sth Th6 work has been fully tested, for over i've
year., BY many Of ths Arst Chemists and Physicians
Of this and the old country.
DR.. o. has also invented . white indsstructisle
metal hllias with which The most sentative teeth
sound tooth on any ode roots, which will last
through lifetime.
He refers TO the following gentisnsu: Dr. v. Mort
R " D0renus frofssscs Of Ghs%istIyi Hon; A
Emigration Co. Of New York; bon. Judge Wayne,
o. o. the Supreme Court, Of Washington, D. c.. and
thousands Of others.
Can and examine = yourselves. nov s-on,
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
CRHAT CENTRAL ROUTE =.
" r0R THE WEST, ~
HUDSON RIvkR RAILROAD sad NEW YOAK u
CKNzR/L RAILROAD, p

Or Ayp Arm D.osns,l ., 1881, NJ
Hedson River Railroad daily, Sundays sxosptsd, =
;sS 4 IS Ss.ss'' MI street z,sn :en ss''' .'a
s.s,s:,; Il: T. y; ,.s n.a.,. 'SS NJ
oars, lois p N. 'H.
ana fsom sssS stf.ss: Tie . ,. :. si.spins oar
train for Albany and Troy and ne eso .. n. from
r5Cy, and - ?. m: train hon Albany. = %
,s =. ASsny ws .Ai e. ssrt us S
town. Rsilroe1, Buffalo, syrse1ss, NIasass Fsls,
s,Ss s.v. Ia
a Lake shors, Iuaale and Lain Hlroi and Great
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
Chicago, Toledo, Mllw.ukis, Fosd Du Lse, 4
Da6uqss, Psosis, nook isisnd, Gsssstins iowsoity
Ssi!o fss1. aRssais e T. Gisss %
ash, Dayton, Columbus ClsvslAnd, and Al point
Wv" N'os5i NORTHERN sre iSssp1 ROUTE. i, e.
,Sstoa, and ksn: md sa..scss Sb.ds oe ssss.oes
ss,es csd:s::ss E.
~ Freight Arranssmsa By tAs rou,s y sbs,s
without change Of Cars, from tho Dspots n Cham
: 81 nsas Sy sStSs otSsr Rsiro.S canpsniss TSs ss
Ties Of this great New York Route, TO the Wss,, ,oon
nsnd u 10 Inc oonAdenos Of merchants lad shipper
Psssenrer Trains, With Bnokins sud slsepans
SsrI mn IN eoassstion On ths New York Contra
For parsie.lan :. 10 local train ssad fs,ish. "
raAsensso' inquire ct the dspct, g WsHsS H street
dee II Superintendent
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
II =. L n L ND's ga.
Anti.Rheumatic Band
. -. ..E .P8RAAnEs1LY os1Ds a. ..,
RA4EkA1zSA, h u pssSoss forms, b. 3,
0OUT asd NkURAL0A,
6fIYNkSS nd NRR VOUS EyTCI7OM6,
LNPURI1zky a ns BLOOD,
ASd " Id E6sas Of N1cssy. w

tis conveniently, arranged BAlp Of Belt, con.
ksinibg medioated compound, to be worn around
the body, about tho waist, IauALkI AySscJIHa ALL
Parts, .oAeyesr ne disease may b, and can BE- worn
Usshota t1ury TO the moa delicdk person.
By this treatment, the medicinal properties oou.
aimed in the BAsD, being Of . hiokly aromatic and
uoah1 ndtire, and capable Of boing readlv dbs~ssd
s'caah Ae pora Of e stn, come Into diraa ociaa with
he BLOOD and 0snerdl oyustton, without FIRST pass.
ing through the process Of digestion. which would
tend not only to dctrsct from their curative poWsrs,
but ic impair the internal orgsps and dsrarEs the
digestion a'so-thus evcdding tn sjsvtsss scs, 20
ufVep the cult OF iternAl rssssdla and sGeotinR
ieretcpe, BY i,rvyV add sqSaissne As eirpslaio q
ne al Fs.s and resorin9 e pav affected 10 AsakAy
t0rptt0n. his BAND u also q moa powerful ANTI
hEseuEltL ergr," aId win sstirsy rd'eos che sys-
TEN IRON II pnrnili0u eGeos.
Moderate sas.s are cured 10 few days, and ws an
constantly receiving ssbytted tsstmonlals-to which
we invite inspection IT our ofoe-of their efficacy IN
aggravated cases OF long adnltng. .'F '
Price Two Dollars Sent by mall upon receipt Of
o., or BY express every where, with al necessay IN
xyS.ctu.t', from the principal ofioe Of
g. SMITH Co, Prorri9t0rs,
48l broadway, New York.
N. B.-DescTifrtue circulars sent free.
~ This Band will not interfere with the soldieri
Duties new lS-ly
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
..,.lo, a, ,,DItfTfsyRX.,ss,.gss ',,,..

- @,s-'.' ~
lTEM.s L09llIus N...p .,H.,g
= - S Z; g. {: ;::;s s: q; .sZs...
~ wsas tAglksueH drrit sv1sbprrfw
,ls ~: - :arl ~ I; &; :s;::Hsssss:e - sss:
;:::s: $: ss:::s:::: iss M -: IN s.if' ~
-: = = s,sy.;Hs: & ss.y!y... sy:ss; : y
nR. LOCKye0OD ssaAAn0D 90 gReae-
N " 70; q DsJsZs ? sas ws44ssss 49,
Having pssessssS 8 y 6ssA Ssssls sStssa yssss
e ieeG a.yssa slas - - sivs aaASasa = asy
Teeth isssrtsd q vu1AAaiss, nsssxa, = osss
HLAss, 0leeoeogn aAnlnASeoftA ~ toGfea.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
COLI IfRS, .E
- ATT END TO YOUR TIE K T II,
DR.. PIE A BODY,
D0NTI9Ts

VIII visit Bslfs Croes Rosds on the l7th iustent.
and emain until the :ssh f,r the purposs Of prao,
ticiDg h. profession. Dr Peabody informs hii city
No. 2ye Pa. ssenus, daring busisesa houri, s.y
day between the 1st and 18th Of each nohtS. and
WI b. pleased TO have them call. fob bIlElSW
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

EOR n ENT WITH BOARD.-A fine
T. SECpHD6TQRY FRONT ROOM, furnished
suitable q Fo gentltmen. Gas; hot and cold water
bath ady!t. No. AA2 Ninth stest, second door
north OF Patent Once. Jan 81
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

TALL AND wINTnR mILLIN8RY. -
Il Mis THOMPSON will open oar new
style: q yan md Winter Aillinsry On Thur -
fhs ats,,tios q our former patrons, a.a the gus'
ID, q or rancy and nllinsry Store, NO. Slo Penn.
by1vania avsnus, between Ninth and Tsnth slrsets
oct 70 .1V HUTCHINSON NUNRO.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

Army Bucket, the
horse is not sufo.
osted by the dutt
In the grain, aud
gets Q free circula-
don Of breathing
air. The Army
Bucket NAV Be
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

ITO MEMBERS OF cokoRgss, PRoFGs
l. sioaal Gentlemen, and Others. '"
Ihs undersigned are prepared 70 print gpeeehss,
sook. WORK, And ecaieit ordsis
~ ". o SCAMMnLL CO.,
Once oognag Indians aysnue
nov S1.-n and 6eooud street. u 80 sN~-
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
no OT1IoKRs, suTLERs, as..

nsw light, fbur.wheelsd Wa
CON, with water proof ooyers, 83EJ8
and handsome leather enshisns,
built 10 order At New Yost ard cost 1io9, HOK
.a. =: 4 & SSss pS r. s.ss hS
nsyn ussd. Also, sst Of p,asn yInsEs HAlnia
quies .sw. Apply for sddr6o u Atabis and 0rosm
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
VxyA. CORWlM BUR0Y,
w Late With ths Old sad we'll kacva hosss Of
r WIN. 8. CORWIN : CO., New York,
Dealer In ohosoe Brandiss, Wines, CissH, &c., and
Importer Of Tsas-No. e61 rsnna. avenue,
. entrance, 9th street, WashinSton, D. @.

Tbs attention Of oounoisseufs and the public gen.
orally h invited 10 ny stock Of Ans BranoAs, Ines
Cigar Tess 30. som. rislDg Hsnnsssy. 0tasds and
don, AnnS, RSidsok Co ssd AssociatSs. vsrys.
aey, Uhanr1Ene Permsftins, Amoutilsdo, and
Yrirts Ghernss; Wand.rsr, Rsssrvss and BovAhsds
ebfitsd I" "W4C" Club Houss G4,; Irish, Scotch,
Bourbon, and Monongs gshela whistles; Jamaica md
81. croix Runs; CsbsDo, figsro, Ia Rosa Dc San.
vsry dns foang Hyson, Hyson, Imperial, and lng.
ish IrsskfA't Tess, IN ostty boxes, imported by
myself. expressly for family uss. Jan 1T
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

I N,An =. ~, ,NAm090o o4xp ahS'i
SSse1Ll eet - preSasse.ai sssysSn 2
~: /. = sssss,.s ~ s:
D,; .,l ,I;..;:s e: :s'.;i g - z. ~, ~,
sdspha, for tsstsaiRG efo6Hl testh % ~, ,olvsf
4 % tSs sne tiuSrss1 ~ = sSs1ssss: ncss -
nAfursl, end cf ess t14ey 70 ~ patteat, dilpsns
with ths ordinary n64ee ~ 1Astsalng, b. flvsS
" plates. and Consequently a i1pss1Sse
IL n vesis s,sp.ssssuy Ay,s q r.Sils y II en,,
sisssd o7is nSsrcriiy over " .saAoas Ssrssoas'
IL Dental p.ce.s.e Z alss iavtssd - sali sat
.EIeo, deatls1D ean - fiyl16hed Win eesth q ~
I'D, st lss vriss thsa thsy san b bought ~
Wn94o. '1y..n Jrn. ld r|sf. - Tl, hW"0
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

IN. A..1APrOHn,, Inssvuotsr aaA Lee:
" tless 8 rnyae!osy, Chs4isssy, nctsey - -
fest.sssss, Ls.ia, drs;i, ssS oshsr Tssssasss
0aos, No: g Z drsss ssine near fs.n.yivsMais q
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
DATENT ATTORNEYs. ~
MASON, FENWICk, l. LAWRENCE.
CHARLES MASON,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
\ ROBERT W. FENWICK,
Fifteen years in Pstent Agency Business.
De WITT @. LAWRENCE,
Late member Of the Patent 0fhoe Appeal Board

OFFICE IN WASHINGTON. D. G.
NoTH.-Patents procured All inform alton peces
jan 23-n
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

In the cuts. A Is the body
part of ,he bucket, and q
made Of cotton dack, water
proofed 10 prevent osking
and mildsw ; b is the joint.
ed rim, which may be fold.
I'd with the bail q bstween
the two Iarts The head
rope d may be detached
from the bucket when used
for water purposes, and II
may be handled BY thu
bail G like IN ordinary
bueket
The feeding . horse from
4. s-t.A
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
WAsHINGTQN, d. c., JAnuARr, 1907.
.. II e M OV L.
A. BIN ING Err & CO.,
a

alss WIN = MRACHANTSs ~
Have removed to 10 Pennsylvania svenus opposite
.r WNlatds' Hotel. e'|
We invite tie attention Of our friends and patrons
TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having opened Branch
Esfablishment In this dty few months since, ard
feeling encouraged BY the liberal patronage already
received from IL friends and the loyers of pure and
genuine .I-LL lI..
WINES, LIQUORS,
and other articles IN their linz, have deteined upon
assortment embraces 77'-
a FINE C0GNAC BhANDIES,
(ofvarlous sss, brands, and districtsJ
BsURBON AND SCOTCH WHISTLES, J&sAI,
CARUH, GINS, &c.
Also, several valuable Topics Bttsrs, stomachics
vhieh srs remedies fo! bowel complaints fsver aud
aSue, headache, and ths like. VI, -.....'.
NADEIRA, eHElRY, AND Port WINES,
cLAREr, BUHGGNDI, CHAMPAGNE,
HAVANA oIQARs, o. ALL vAIIETIKs AND PRIcRs.
FINE NAVY AND OTHER
Chewing Tobacco.
f1cKkEs sATG5s 1S SYIEE SHEEsE rmysEEvED
vINRGARs, SWEET OIL DO.
The stock va particularly selected 10 suit the
Eann q Hotel Keepers, sutix, Rests urateure, &C.
They srs invited 70 visit the establishment which Is
under the direotiou Of Mr.. Jos. p WILSON.
Owing to the fact that they import most Of the
s:y y,.: 4: enabled 70 OK. ssasEh fs sSsi eess g.
importers Of Foreign Wines, Liquors, So.,
Jan 13-n New York aud Washington.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

w AsHISoYOH SKIRT rAcTOhT.
WANTED-so females 70 learn to make skiYts
persou can, In short time, make, per week, from
- 10 a. Inquiry, for particulars, ct W seventh q.
bsfVsea O aud b. : ~ns iL-H
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

o.s % his healthf condition, but IN ths ase of te
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
A II M Y ... .
EXPRESS COMPANY.
ALL RAIL FROM NEW YORK.
HIT Y II A L l. /,

CITY HALL, r,.,u ,so
The Assessors, having completed he Annual As
sessment Tor 1852 will meet To- their Ieon City Hell
~ Boaid Of Appeal, from the 10th TO the 18th of
this month. inclusive, 10 hear complaints and 10
make suoh corrections a. thy may deem necessary.
feb t-2awtd SECRETARY.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

c,pux Aup WUUnU0D oU1kDlDk0 n
Puol,shsd h esalFnaH M ~ ysssauf1sa q -
- = anaO II July n, 49, - o. 81
Al 9sn~ul HsUusl UaicM HoaS S~El N
a. cnS WashA,cp~ atsas, GscEySOssA -. "A
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

WH-rr1Sso Sos r. 4sstshyr ~ \, ,n,s o,,,w,
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

Bucket may Be
4 possesses is greatest usefulness lis oonpactnss
when folded iof transportation Is shown BY cat No.
? s sxt.ndsd condition, ready for use, being shown
y z highly recommended By = large number Of
ofAesn botb In regular and yolrntesr sLmiss
JAMES 9. ToPHAA,
:. Agent for D. c.,
400 Seventh strsst, Washington
A,es 0ss.i. : '.lss lsssi:. s.:s'sn'n' Of
% s@SRs ssaaSRsrfsis Ssis. and Mounting. Z"
do Skeleton Knapssois
Saddle BlaAksts
Brides and MartinsaIss
onesn Sword Knoss
Plain Feed Bags
Horss Covers and Hoods
do Blankets
supsrorI Gather Trunks
Tr.vsline Bags
Hiding and Carriage Whips
sr. sr.ss and & other Spur
A,s ','' Article In hi; s; & :: Pisii s. s'''
V'O !HyEHTORs AsD PATENTEks.
m.,osn GSS "a C0 Eropr,sto,s Of the = sSisntins M
PA = u NJ T0,
Wth &1teen Years Experience in the BvsiAsss.
keter to Hon. Judge Nason, Hon. Joseph Holt,
Hon. W. d. Behop, ex-Commisioners Of Patsnts,
and to more than hiteen thousand inventon who
have had businsss dose through Mum Co.'S PAs
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of sdvloe sent free By mall.
| mail.
No charge for consultation, orally or BY nail,
| Preliminary Examination N United States Patsn
Once, -.
Vaoss, No. q Pazk KoW, New York; wsshingtoE
corner Of and Seventh streets, opposite the Patsa
| O6Os. mar JI.-6mtS
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

n N.nnWkK - oaTo 's--ba'gs syn
- DS1A4A1 IbyzArUoOaAs
'oH1lUA n ~ r1NNsYLvANIA.A Aymul
-Has yAnnnNsupN ~ RAAtsnA ApabSHvda ,
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

AT Hospital al OoAssbian Obusgs, WdsAington,
Rb. IA.
The national Republican., 1862-02-25
A! Indiana Hospaal, Patent Otice,) Washing.
ION, d. G., Fsb IA.

7th N. Y. Cavslry.... 2
'st Mich. Csvslry..... .
CNlzen............... !
T0tAl.............. 10
The national Republican., 1862-02-25

18th Indian" Vol. .... Ss
lat Berdan's Sharps'rs 10
2i do do. :. ....15
lst n. Y. AI.ilIsry.... 8
9th do Cavalry. :. 8
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

Infamous proclamation Is sustained, then
we have no Union Ia hope for, no Consti>
tuition to struggle for, no magnificent and
unbroken heritage TO maintain, no peace
10 expect, save such as, with the blessing
OF Providence, we may conquer. The ar,
mics which have been sent near you to
tOntaliSe you with hope have been with.
drawn, and, with cooi audaci.y, Mr. Lin
coin virtually tells you that you have no
rights. No alternative renains but 10
choose the destiny which an arrogant and
unprincipled administration forces upon
US.
II ia almost unnecessary TO declare to
you that adhered TO the Union amidst
good report and evil report, suffering and
danger, while it was iu my power TO sup>
port it, and that, when my efforts we're
parali2ed and my voice silenced by causes
beyond my control, have cherished the
hope that all might yet ja well but "the
last link is broken" that bound the to q
government for which my ancestors fou ght
and, whatever may be the course Of
others, shall feel it my duty to encour.
age the most perseyering and determined
resistance against the tyTants and usurp.
ers of the Federal administration, who
have blasted our hopes and are cruelty
seeking TO destroy the last vestige Of free.
dOm among us.
fyou would save yourselves from spe>
cies OF carnage uneJampled in the history
of North America, but equivocally invited
III Dir. bincoln's proclamation, let every
man who is able TO fight buckle on his ar
NOR, and, without awaiting the slow and
~
volunteer in the struggle against him -
The race IS not always 10 the swift uor the !
battle to the strong, and it cannot, in the !
nature OF things, be possible that lust
God will prosper tie efforts Of man or |
government which has hypcritically pre-
tended TO wage war in behalf Of the Cons
but now throws Off the mask and |
setsit utterly at defiance.
No despot in Europe would dare oxar.
else the powers which Mr., Lincoln in less
than two brief years, has boldly usurped
lie has suspended the wit Of igbe!s c5rr,l,
IN regard to all persons who have been or
may be imprisoned ty military authority
and thus destroyed the right essential to
the liberty Of the citizen, a right which
The mailed barons N England wres,ed bv
force from King John. aud inserted in tho
great charter of Brilish freedom n rigbL
which it caused centuries of conte.t Io
anGrott upon the British constitution; a
'igLt Tor which our fathers sternly strug.
iIod, and which is Incorporated in oyery
American constitution.
lie has called armies into tho field with
'ut authority, according TO his own
acknowledgment, and hes become O
military dictator. lie nowclaims the
to abolish slavery with
'ut our consent; and if he can thus
AXE our regroHs, why may he not take
'ur lands, and everything else we possess,
md reduce us to a state of vassalage to
Hhich no parallel can be found, cave in
he history Of the mid lie ages.
THoMAs A. +. NILSSON.
Knoxville. Oct. g, 1862.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

ADVANTAGES or a WooDBs LEG.-A wood.
en- legged amateur happened to be with a
skirmishing party lately, when O shell
burst near him, smashing his artificial
limb to bits, and sending a piece of iron
through the calf Of soldier near him
The soldier "grinned and bore it" like a
man, while the amateur was loud and EN-.
phatic in his lamentations. Being rebuk,
ed by the woundedsoldier, he replied, go,
yes it's all well enough for you to bear
it. Your leg did not cost any thing and
will heal up; but paid $500 cash for
mine"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29
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OLD FRIENDS TOGETHER.
ny GEORGE = voss.

ny GEoRoE =. vosB.
-, time II sweet rhes roses meet.
viii springs sweet health around thrm.
Ana smsll tie cost, when hearts are lost,
II thoeo We love have found them
And sweet tho mind that still can find
star In darkest weather:
But nought can be so sweet 10 SEQ
A1old friends moot together.
Those days Of old, when youth was bold,
And timo stole wings TO speed IL.
And you no'er know how fast tins aew,
Or, knowing, did not heed Il;
Though Brny zach brow that mects us now -
For ago brings wlntry weather.
Yctuaught can be so sweet to SEQ
Az old friends meet together
Tho few long known whom years have shown,
with hearts that friendship blesses
hand to cheor, perchancc tear
To sooth n friends distressesi
Who helped and tried still side by side,
A friend to fsoo hard weather,
q this may We yet Joy to see,
And .meot old friends together.
lN II. Patriot.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29
Knoxville. Oct. g, 1862.


A HORRID PUIURG.--The C.aGoeati
.hoHthg foi October, ia an article onion.
don Fogs and London Poor" has the fol-
lowing on the heart situation of the poor
and afflicted in tho great Babel of the
British Kingdom. 1t is strange tha. such
hellish neglect should occur right under
the noses of the" guardians of civilization. ."
while they snuff up far less crimes. TO cant
and whine over, three thousand miles
away from the loGthsome scene We uov
refer to:
ain the streets Of London | have secn
women and children contendirc for the
Possession OF a bone drawn from the slash
Of the kennel. have seen boys fight and
bruise ench other Cor a crust Of bread
dropped upon the pavement, and covered
with wet mud, or even uns!ghtlier ilth.
have entered the abode of this desperate
poverty, led thither by children, who
Clamcred,at my side for aims, aud found
such misery rs am incompetent 10 ex.
press in words. | have seen the living.
unable to rise from sickness, in the same
bed with the dying and the dead. have
known an instance where living man in
strong health, batting the exhausling eff.
fects Of privation and sorrow, has been
compelled to seek repose IN the straw be.
side the body of his dead wife, bis children
occupying the floor, and there being in
the room neither chair upon which he
could seat himself nor table upon which
ho could stretch himself for rest. l have
seen an infant crawl for nourishment to
its dead mothers breast, and there was
not in all the house the value of cent TO
buy it food. have seen wife, 10 follows
ing her husbands body TO the greave, ,drop
in the road and die before medical assis,
tance could be procured. A post morten,
examination proved that she died from
hunger"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-29

TEETH SGT ON EDCz.-All acid foods.
drinks, medicines, and tooth washes and
powders, are yoiy injurious to tie teeth.
If a too.A ia put in cidcr-yinecar, lemon
Juico, or tarlaric acid in fewscc'ds tho ena.
mel will DO completely ydestroyod. so that il
can be removed by the fugar nail, as if il
wero chalk. Most people have experien-
oed what IS commonly called teeth set on
edge. The explanation Of il is, tho acid
Of tho fruit that has been eaten has so far
soItencd the enamel of the teeth that the
least pressure is felt by the exceediualy
small nerves which perYade the thin mem.
brane which connects the enamel and the
bony part OF the tooth. Such an effect
cannot be produced without injuring the
enamel. True, twill become bard again.
when the acid has been removed by tho
fluids ofthe mouth, ju.t as an egg that
has been soitcnod "a ais way becomes
hard again by being pat in tho water
When the effect Of sour fruit on tho teeth
subsidies, they feel as vol az ever, but thew
are not as well! And the ofloner it is re.
peated, The sooner tho disastrous copse.
quence5 wi! be matifesIoi -b.itnGto 4.
nric0H.