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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-12
RECRUITING.

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AAls-eotLed men, between ages u eistteon
-ut f1l+y-dvs years. Pap lie skmr - - sclun-
tiers. ffs1 tl3.oc . &c. % rer ls-A. ~ath rAnoas
I'D c~asrtsFs. - ccz1encc 81 orce.
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and have fitted up one large Basement,
Ninety fee. long. for the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-12

~BaAsDaKIn,s lALs-ygr D. rsstcrsiisn
ast.th q taose wha have been suicken - apcplsNy
q para ~ ~ are tAs only reiasie medicine.
~ 2ases4oos Il the ilpgss chest and bowels her
srouu ~ saves ls aaa gae-iy enfeS fnemn'-
"a. pI~44-y. casi~rA. slad spAsms, worms sholesa
-1rsss. dlarrhee = y ssntszy, vh~t1sr frrn msiA-a
sannx nrlps 5a.a ~ sther fsule ia &C.. yield
,sslr lnn1ease. Asa@s. govt faefu4dsms. I've
aHecl5u-. rupsaaes. inhsnIaauops Of - organ
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Sasss-s. '~aundles. D. Tll1s's dla-e, s~a-ipoz. ueas-
- cfoa7. -syslpelAs. whils sWelitss. pilst, -.eers
% exen talry year, esninua1ee and especially
a-ess q he liver. have Ell b~en cared Ysmansntiy
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sonsls ses1vla.uis I'D lerY0Gs Z. eases thty hs7s
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-12

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-12
Moffat's Life Puis :

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bssiLsAs. Asss Pills viii ts fsurt - rcsssss he
Ress s~slstary efficacy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-12

Thsso gco-s Sass jus. hcen received by
Express, and are tho first insisllment 81 =
large assortment 81 every variety ana price.
OF which due notice will be given Cal soon
aud sst the Gr=t choice
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-12

= composed o vcgetabie ingrrdIssts exclusively,
a. eau BE s-eertalnei " chemical tess-. Their prou.
nens qualities are those q a. active and searching
though perfectly mild and agreeable detergent ape
fient; Of gentle supcgllc, promoting the insenslois
Perspiratien. u a p.sAssli diurrtie, lnyigorating the
Kidneys and bladder; aid Vi . delightful tonic CARDS
iG, eseitng appetite - the demands VI active dis.s-
Ton. and cheering The mind with tat grateful sensS
renovated health which i ooe q he most ~fsiicisous
sshngs e oar sAture.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-12

A Card TO the Public

TIA AMOUNT Of todiiy sni mshisl nis-fy srarg
fsaA . nesaee.a 81 sal>ii arn.l4iais {. iacsiruishls ,asn
Il : fAsrstse = thf uuac Importance ihst = sihsi
attention - ias least 49, a.os, trining bodily si-
meat shsuid be Ia, 10 a.ses-ss u Tie hsdY iav.
uAbiy anrea ths aisa. - ApAs's ssaxT.ss
LIN Nsnsc1xAss in evesy l-=tsno- ~hrFe they have
been horsughlJ nd, have M1uAssRs oOEE D1s-
IAs<, Ia almost al It, diversified forms. Tue s~iatA-
y enects II he Lie Medicines have. in fact. been -
universally experienced, that thsy have heeoms fully
established a. he most easy. ssfs atd psFgec, mode
oftsestment ever onerea to ne pubus.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-12

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-s sas busss. ia potato r0i q msu2is4. ney
~le md fltay - vel A. fatal. hey arse rom
o.tsnsn.tloh sA inyashy q Is blood, snf are 20
- zen Al arogn4 - everywhere. one quarter o.
- - r4sss ars tslated 49, them, Al orc quarter
ss-s &C. s shssa. es follshly -. hesaase hss
.r4 r.4HIe. Anats sAEsAFAAsfA ritarsts out ne
sren ~ cerrepfisg iFom IL blood. reniefs pure
.zd ae.ltsy. a1t sf~cseAiiy eNparsates Tie foul
.e1fsninsffcc rem ths system. ~ louser q o@n
srs -oas serofaloas Disorders, stree Tie iuesi-ta-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-15
Yesterday President lincoln, sent a MESA

la-ion TO emancipation with compensation
Its not difficult to understand that this mes
sage has a connection with the movements OF
Saturday, to which we nave referred. The
President former proposition on the subject
was for an idemnity to such States as should
before this war closes, adopt measures OF eman-
cipation. His present proposition does not
embrace that feature.
A letter from Washington published IN the
y. Y. Times -"Despatches from War
renton have been. received Mr.. Scruggs, who
edited the Wamenton Wing, arrived yesterday
morning direct from Culpepper, 6. ii. tie
talk very freely about matters in the South,
and thinks the hardest battle of the war will
be fought between Culpeper and Gordonsvllle
A gentleman residing in GAINESVILLE, Wlscon-
sin, has invented an instrument by which any
person. whether skilled or not, may play any
tune correctly. The invention is on exhibition
in New York city, and is eliciting much praise
from the musical fraternity.
It is said that the tariff bill will put seven or
eight millions in the T. S. Treasury by the lst
of August, in virtue Of the provision requiring
payment of duties on goods and merchandise
III bond.
The London Times regards the proposition
of enlarging the canal locks to admit gunboats
into the Lakes as design on the part Of the
=. S. ultimately to absorb Canada, though it
does not think the acquisition would add much
strength to the Urion with the present feeling
in Canada against the u. 5.
In New Hartford on Monday evening" at six
o clock, three boys went in bathing, in the
Pennington river, above the large dam Of the
Greenwood Company mills, and one of them,
a lad Of eleven years, getting close upon the
dam, was drawn under by suction into hole in
the dam, barely large enough to admit the lad S
body, and disappeared. The boys became
frightened and ran home, keeping the loss Of
their companion a secret The next day a
search was made his clothes were found on the
bank, and the river was thoroughly dragged, to
no purpose. On Wednesday morning the boys
were forced to tell where the lad was. At once
1t was decided to take up portion of the dam.
This was done, and under the dam the boy was
found a2ire He was perched on the timbers
of the dam, the water up to his thighs. He
| was de]irious and was so weak that he had to
be carried home, wrapped in sheet.
A schooner was seized at Harrison's Land
ing, on the 18Th, by Gen. Mcclellan, and was
sent to Baltimore with all her cargo She had
liquors on board and belonged to suffers.
Meetings in favor Of a vigorous prosecution
Of the way, and for enlistments in the Federal
army have been held at Lockport, n. Y:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-15

in semi-ohical circles at Washington, that the
Presidents proclamation on the war, using ne
groes in the army &C., and extending an am
nesty to all rebels in the border States will ap
pear in day or two. The interview with the
border State delegation was preparatory to the
forthcoming manifesto. y
John Minor Bots has not been heard from
for some time. He is supposed to beln Ala
bama. A large number Of political prisoners,
principally Virginians, had been sent to North
Carolina
Archibald McLaurin, a prominent commits
sion merchant in New Orleans, has been ares
ted by Gen Butler, on the charge Of purchas
ing arms in Europe for the Confederates.
VIM. J. Delano reporter for the New Or
leans Bee, has been arrested by order Of Gen.
Butler, and sent to Fort Jackson at hard la Dor.
Delano was, early in 1861, clerk in the CEN
sls department in Washington.
The Senators and Representatives from the
border slave States held an adjourned meeting
last night, to hear the report upon the propo-
sition made to them, in reference to the abol-
ishment Of slavery in the border slave States.
They did not complete their action, but pro-
ceeded far enough to show that, while, with
half dozen exceptions, they will not endorse
the recommendation, they willinvite the States
represented by them to give it arespectful con-
slderatlon
Rev. Dr. Pennington, who was taken up
some time since in Liverpool charged with
stealing book, has been found guilty and
committed for one mouth hard lebor. Great
sympathy was felt for the prisoner on account
Of his previous good character
The old custom Of the Lady Godiva procession
has been revived in Coventry, after an inter-
val Of eleven years. The streets were not
quite as empty as on the first occasion, but
were SO crowded with people that it required
the services Of body Of strong men armed
with stout cudgels to clear the way" The
lady was dressed in silk Heshings and white
satin petticoat profusely embroidered with sill
yer lace
The Washington Star gives an account Of
the recent interview between President Lin
coin and the members of Congress from the
Border slave States, and says that he appealed
TO them to take open and avowed position in
favor Of the initiation by their States, of the
policy Of prospective gradual emancipation and
colonization with aid from the General Gov
eminent. In enforcing the propriety Of such
action on their part, the President dwelt on
the influence it could not fail to exert in re-
pressing the spread of abolition ultraism at
the North, that has assumed fearful proper
lions. Subsequently, the gentlemen thus ad
dressed, assembled for consultation upon the
-vb,oct o1,1 81 a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-15
A letter in the Chicago Times. dated NJ

of ilcksbeag, says:--''l he sloop war Brook.
| lyn, which was the last in line, fell back. and
did not follow the fleet past the city In doing
50, It's commander, Captain Craven, subjected
himself to the displeasure Of Commodore Far.
ragut, who reprimanded him in tones of some
severity Captain Craven, who is one Of the
oldest and best seamen in the navy, stood upon
his dignity, and declared that he had fulfilled
orders to the letter The censure implied in
the commodore's correspondence irritated him
exceedingly and he applied for leave Of abb
sence, which was granted, and he came up
the river yesterday, on his wayto Washington !"
The Washington Republican expresses the
opinion, and urges action upon that opinion,
that the ''whole attempt, which has been made,
to put down the rebellion and save slavery at
the same time, or, as it is sometimes express:
ed. to restore the Union as it was, is an
GORGEOUS folly"
The finale report Of Messrs Holt and Robt,
Dale Owen, commissioners on ordnance con-
tracts, is made They say that they have
effected saving to the government, on the
contracts made for arms made prior to the &C.
cesson Of the present Secretary Of War, to the
amount of SIT, 10000 They point out three
errors in these contracts: lst That twice as
many arms were contracted for as were needed.
I'd. That Springfield muskets were contracted
for at 800 apiece, although SIC afforded a fair
profit to the manufacturer, and plenty Of man
1acturers were willing to furnish them at that
price 3d. That there has been total disre-
gard of the act of March 20 1909, which re-
quires all such contracts to be preceded by pub,
JIG advertisement.
It is said that there were II 900 slaves in
Fauquier county, Virginia, before the war
| about 5000 Of whom have left their masters
| Many Of chem remain III the county, but de-
mand payment for their labor, the planters
being compelled to accede to their demands
or allow their crops to remain unharvested
Maj. Austin E. Smith; son Of ExGov.
Smith, of Virginia, and formerly Navy Agent
| at San Francisco, was severely wounded in the
battle before Richmond on the 9th ult., in the
shoulder. On the Doth his arm was amputa-
ted but he survived the operation but a few
hours. It will be recollected that Major Smith
| on his return from California, was arrested on
| he lsthmus, and for some months was confined
in Fort Warren, Boston Harbor.
+ The New Orleans Picayune says that the
statements that the women of New Orleans
are in the habit of insulting the Federal OH
GERS and soldiers on every occasion and IN every
way; not only by looks, gestures, &C., but by
the most injurious words, as they pass through
The national Republican., 1862-02-08
GREAT CENTRAL n0grk ..
VI FOR HE WEST, "
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD asd NEW rOIk
CENTRAL RAnROAD.

Oh AND ArTER DECkhufR y, 1851,
:, Express Trsins lesys New York city dopots o
HTdson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, s
s;s% \ Ss,nssr' N street ,,e% !: :e,A r..s station
n.m Bpm. l1so q. m. $50 p. m
Montreal Si,s i .; and Bus.io o." M
Train with sleeping 1910 y. m.
On SusDAI., the following trains will BE- run "a
u oa AiSsny ssss sss rUS TS: n :o
Troy, and AS ). n. trsis hon Albany. . ~ nun
Connscting q Albany with The New York Cen
Bs.avi., Rome, and stations q Rome and WAFER
s1dss %uSasy asss,. SG:ss1s Gs.sna.isss ss
Trains IN connection lesve Bu1slo and Spspensiou
ia Lake Shore, Buffalo and ILeks Hurus ssd Orssi
western R.iircad, ioI Hamilton, Tcfcsto, Detroit
Crosse, Madison Prairie DuC3ssa asisns, Dunietn
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock leland, Musoatine ,IoWsCity
Burlington, Quincy, sprinEaeld, Alton, 81. Louis
.vd
West, Northwest, and Southwcsr
NORTHERN ROUTE,
=. Connecting with Trains At Troy, with Troy and
whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, 81. AI6ans, Ross.
FONT, Plattbsrsh, Ogdensburgh, Montreal, 10
m Freight Arrangements by ,hi. rour. {. above
bers and Hudson streets are Al eli tmcs as ayora6l,
q made by other Railroad Companies Tho facili
ties Of thia great New York Route to the Weat, CON
mend It TO- the confidence Of merchants and shippcrt
. Passenger Tfains, with Smoking and SLEEPING
Scsl Sc run In connection on the New York Central
For Particular - to local train .snd freight A.
AZ SAITH,
dso II 8uperintsndent.
The national Republican., 1862-02-08
PAssErGER rRAxrs.

r. ~ - - ~ - - - u - 0Q u ~ . .
On and Sns. AoNDAY. February ., issa, the
| more will run ~ follows:
SIS Daily ains arrive al and depart from ,vashinoto
dddy dsrtns Me week. and loo Sunday.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
EsR s%ITiM5Rs1h..v. w..hins,oh Y sns +; ,1 n and
| 7.!o q m. end AND ?. m. $50 $50
FOR PHlLADELPHIA-Ats m.
FOR HARRISBURG and tie NORTH and
WEsT-Lesvc Washington At q. m, and Or s
FOR PREDERICK-AtL4oa m, and Q pm.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Arrss 4 Eap,e ssy: wAS.scH
Morning xosoSnodstion issvs tR ws!RSins.Ou % =,
7oa n. Arrive at Baltimore sao !. m. No CON.
M sor betmore' This the morning connso
NV y Asss: ,ees rr.,. ,.v. w..Ans,on !,
nIrvs NJ BxsisinSre x IL 20 p m. Philadelphia Ss7
PhlhdeIphla Trsin leave, Washington at D. M.
s .es~iSanrng ~ baltimore at 4 80 m and Phiadclphia
Anernoon Accommodation leave Washington 100
B.lti%ors This is The Afternoon COnnootion for
,ys :, Is.l Baltimore s42 y Phi!adsiphia u p n
"a sundays, leave ws:Sinsaion 4 Il r 500 and 500
The 90 p. m. train from Washington ooupeou
s1iSukn " Ne" iUA eNeIy uhy curing the week,
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH,
Leave New York N q. m PhiladcIphla II No 4
m; Baltimore 4oop. N. Arrive at Washin eton 90
Leave New York at p. N Philadelphia 10. 50 D,
n; Baltimore 80 m Arrive al WssSinsto t 3
Leave New York at II y. m; Ph,l.delphis g. 30 a,
g a.; 4; baltimore 1885 g. m--AsriEs ct WashinSton
Local Accommodation TRAINS leave B.,,,,,o,. .,
= q; n and tS.p m, for Washington arrive there
y D, m.
On Sundays at 4 DO and 7.85 a. M oplv from R.Iu.
Sunday. ''""'''''n' on
Passenger Trains leaving Washington At !. 40 4 m.
and 70 p m, and Baltimore at 7.Sb a. m. and sd
m. make direct conpcctions for Annapolis at The
sny sHemy Tor Fredsf'ck, Haseistown, 80 30, except
Trains lesys Asa.i.oln for Baltimore and w.,h.
inGton At and JlD p. m.
,iAsengeI fniAs leaving Washington at 600 . m
II T. p. andt p. = end baltimorc II 4 80 and r. AZ
an. VII ~ oWiy Al Asaapslis J.sctioW. WV
wy fsfseoeers must take the Aocom,ssdehoN 7fsiss
frsins will have Washington and Baltimore
roslry upon card hSs, eNooptieg that the 430 4, n
@ ..os = m and p m trains will wait 20 minutes II
% 70 secure the Passengers and Malls ffom
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED soJDIhRs
spsciai car, with An attendant, with bcds VIII
leave W Washns ton twice week for Phiisdei Som A.
rect, at IL o. IN for the accommodation Of Ia and
wounded soldiers. " ''', ~"
49, W. r. BNITH.
Noo master Of transportation, Bait
The national Republican., 1862-02-08

Army Bucket, the
horse is not spfo.
Gated by the dust
In the grain, and
gets . free oircula.
ton Of breathing
air. The Army
Bucket may be
The national Republican., 1862-02-08

~ -
DO1atA1 0,arg0oza.
OFFICE No. 240 PENNSYLvANzA AVENUE,
Bstss~ rost,A and TAsrsma Srssh,
q wAs1fH0fOr OFT, sr
eesIectiullx tsndeq hls professional services TO
philadelphia be esIA himself fully competent 70 all
charge BIZ duty In every ess vhloh may presented
Dr. y has .ceored the rish. 70 use .he ne wi improve
adciphia, for fastening artificial tsth to goid diver
o. plauna plates, which Precludet ~ possibility 81
alIya or foreign mstcrtals seoretinC between then,
at the same fine rendering the opeition more arm,
natural and Of more utility to thpstteSt dhpens.
ing with thu Ordinary modes Of fAstening BY rivet
ine OF sodere which ~ often causes the spfineina
Of pilates, and consequently IN np>rset adaptation
Ne would respsstfully invite the pabc to hh ofhce
TO examine this improvement. odo 20 d to bo cou.
vtsced Of i supsrosty over oil methods herstofors
The dental pfofesion s also invited 10 call and
examine Its merits and utility. s.. l.
Also, dentists can BE- furnished with teeth Of all
kinds at Ices price than they oan be bought else.
where. l.fN ,.. . nov s-tf
The national Republican., 1862-02-08
PAPER HAN0IrVG9
MISCELLANEOUS.
n X U r E q r US OF THE WEEKLY
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,

MISCELLANEOUS.
PKOseH1TUS OF THE WEEKLY
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
The undersigned commenced, in the m~nth Of
December last, the publica alton, in this city, of
aweskly newspaper, called the National Rdpub.
icdn.
It is printed on large sheet, twenty seven
by forty two inches, andis furnished Atthe low
prices stated below.
| 1t will contain all the original matter Of tho
daily National Republican. with the exception
soribers.
II win give full reports Of the proceedings Of
Congress-, and Of tho other departments OF the
National Government.
and domestic, markets, &o., &o., ~ we'll ~ an
| original correspondence from all parts of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
| receive special attention, and, in all respects,
ter Of the National Republioan ~ Family
| Newspaper.
Washington being now the central point of
the current military operations, great attention
National Republican with full, and especially
with aocurals. accounts Of the progress of the
war for the Union.
In politics, the paper will BE- Republican, sus.
taining the Administration OF Mr.. Lincoln, hut
disolaimns. however, any prstension to be the
| organ Of the President.
The Ia no other Republican paper in the Dis.
triot OF Coiumbia. or In The vicinity of It, and
II 10 believed that recent events have opened to
snch paper 40 important sphere of useful
s6Ort. The time has come, whom the actual
administration Of the Government upon Repub.
li0an principles will explode the misr reprssen.
t2tiOns which have made those prinoiplea 80
distasteful to the South.
But It ts not only here, and in this vicinity.
that the projectors Of the National Republican
hope to make II useful. To the whole country
they offer journal which will discuss national
politics from national standpoint, and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
FERNR Of SUBSCRIPTION
yhe copy, one yeeI. ,''',''"'.. '..'$1'U
Three copies, one year. 500
Five copies, one year. r......"............ 100
Ten copies, one year r...........".......l2 .l20O
Twonty copies, one year, 1000
One COPY, glx month";. ha..,..................l loo
Five copies, Six months. ths................. $50
Ten copies, six months. ths....................6 600
Twenty oOpies, six months. s........-.....l0. 1000
Payments always In advance.
When q Club OF subsGribars has bssn for.
warded, additions may be made to II on the
ssme terms. II is not necessary that the sub
sGribsra to Club should receive their papers
At the same post OliGs.
Money may be forwarded BY mail, at our
risk. Large amounts can be rsmitted IN drafts
on Boston, New York, Philadelphia, or Balti.
solvent banks. Address
". J. MURTAGH 4 co,
Washington. D. o.
~ The daily National Republican ia pub.
lished every morning Sundays excepted) at
$3.50 per aDnum, In advance.
The national Republican., 1862-02-08

EALL AND XETER MlLLlNsRY. -
sty,e; ,s q "a r. and Winter hilliasry on fhurs
The attention Of oar former patrons, and the pub.
ic generally, Ia invited, and an examination sstIott.
ed, tt our Fancy and Millinery. 3tore No. $40 Penn
sylvAnia hvenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
oct 30 HUTCHINSON MUNRO
The national Republican., 1862-02-08
PAPER HANGING.

sfuOUsE DECOnATOHs
II AND UPHOLSTERER6.
We would respectfully notify oil IN want
Of an Upholstefer or Paper Hanger that we
are prepared TO execute oil work intrusted
! 10 ~ In the most superior manner and on ths
5 shortest possible uetloe. All work done BY
y sna satisfaction 4 GUARANTEED in every case.
JOSEPH +. X. PLANT 4 CO..
No. $50 ID street, bet Ninth and Tenth.
) Refer 10 Nsssrr. Louis r. Perry q Co.,
Dealers In Carpets, Oh cloths, &o., oornerof
3 Ninth, treet and Pennsylvania avenue
| feb
The national Republican., 1862-02-08

WANTEDI WANTEDi- 500 Rscruits.
w to do service In the District Of Columbia
Apply iIsmsdiAtsly At No. SOs Seventh street, bet
~ aAd " Suseb. dec l0-u
The national Republican., 1862-02-08
CLOTHING, &c

> AT REDUCED rRIcEs
We offer our arge assortment Of thin Sum "a
embraces all styles and qualities Of Gentle.
mems, Youths', and Boys Wearing Apparel, ,-A1
Of tho most desirable and fashionabis styles.
Clothing made 70 order at the shortest notice,
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
jsly1s between Ninth and Tenth sts
The national Republican., 1862-02-08
lDENTISTRY.
THRTHi lrnDyA

! NJ! LSlOMIS,- NJ. D., ~,
The inventor sks pasentSe cI ~. MINERAL rists
Many personS, oAs wear thess teeth who csnno'
We wss, Sssc5 :cf 70 oaA ysar others who can
Psrscus osilIpS stny efAse .ean be accommodated
With any etyIe ana rsfoe of Teeth they may desire
but 10 thoss who are particular and wish the purtst
sleanes, strongest snd most perfect aeuture that ar
warranted. N 'E.... -
Rooas n this eity-No. sss Psunsylysnia avenue
between Ninth and Tenth gtrsets Also, eo7 Aroi
street, Philadelphia. 2 mirlS-ly
IN. LOOK WOOD continues tks prss.
~ tioe Of Dentgtry, In the WaahinS1pu Bullding
corner Pennsylvania avenue aad 65$SAth street
Having prsctseed IN the South nearly ax.esn year.
he fse6 svrsd that he can rive satlssetiou TO any
that may call. ~ua
Teeth inserted on vuLoAsrrr, Rpsssl, or 8oLr
PLArs, Chlofofosm administered whom desired.
aue f-u ~ q 49,
The national Republican., 1862-02-08

nR. A. EAPPOR e. Instruetor and Lso.
~ turer in Physiology. Chemistry, Botany, and
Other branches Of 6eieDoe oonpscted with Medicine
Also, Teacher Of French. spanish italian, German,
Portuguese, Latin, Grcet, ana other Language
Once, No: 81 street. being near PennsSlvs
avenue and TwaAty hfth street sepkS-n