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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-22
The Great stevens Battery
From the N. Y, Times, Nov. -. u

Within the past few weeks q series of most
important experiments have been made in New
York harbor, tile result OF which will revolution.
ize, in q great measure, ell existing modes OF
building impregnable men-of-war. These ex-
periments and the invention connected with
them, are not to be paraded before the public
for several reasons; but the following facts may
be printed without breach Of confidence.
Mr.. Stevens, whose Battery has been SO much
spoken of, is the chief mover in the matter
Some time since, being alive to the important
| bearing which the new ordnance discoveries and
Developments in Europe would have upon the
specially to the Eastern Hemisphere gentleman
Of large practical knowledge of such things, to
investigate analytically the progress made by
inventors of ships and guns That gentleman is
now in America, and has given valuable ac-
count Of his experience. The facts collected by
him, and the results of ordnance trials at home,
have partially convinced Mr.. Stevens that there
is now no iron-clad vessel in the world impervi-
Gus to the shot that might be hurled against it.
Urged by this conclusion, he endeavored to find
out, by the exercise Of hs creative faculties, if
| a ship could not be rendered really impregnable.
The labor spent in trying has not been lost, and
there is reason to believe that before long New
York harbor will, if the..authorities wish it, be
protected by a craft which can defy Warriors or
La Gloires
The experiments alluded to have been going
on privately, as publicity would defeat the OBJ
| ject of the inventor. The success which has
attended them, however, will lead almost imme-
diately to active measures Of Importance
Mr.. Stevens believes, like many other sensible
men, that it is as well to keep the world ignor-
ant of what is going on, in the way of warlike
preparations, until privacy is not necessary, and
can preserve no secret for the nation. Were it
not for this some facts might be printed which
would astonish the natives of more than one
country. The representatives of the respectable
! portion of the press have no desire to detract
from the value Of q great invention by prema.
ture exposure of it.
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threatens the existence of Turkey. Russia has
undoubtedly hand in this Greek instruction.
The English ambassador at Constantinopie. IN
order to parry the manauvers Of Russia, has Of
once left for Athens. An English and French
feet have likewise repaired there. Thus ths
Greek revolution, if considered 'nits -eonnecs
ton. With the Turkish question, WI prove g
be another stage in the diplomatic struggle o.
the Great Powers Of Europe for and against she
continuance Of the Turkish Empire.-LN' T.
Tribune. -.t-.se - 77gS 9sss stssz ~ re "
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NEW SASH, DOOR d BLlNl

IN FAUTUhI
m. Pleasant Street, oppositethe Old Plank Read ~
pot, adjoining the OIL R0 ,y,
All common work constantly on hand, and Orders"
mall or otherwise, promptly attended TO-
noy2s-wu UslAa LoiA'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-22

Wn find some 500 Cases Of Goods Of all qualities to se
ect from, which they would do well to examine befor
purchasing. Eastern Bills duplicated and Extra 2sixe
furnished, Of my own and Of Eastern manufacture.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
WINTER AKnANGEsENT. =
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
7 ALL Dad.

Ga and after MONDAY, NOV, ia, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHiLADEL-
PHIa:
For Baltimore, Of a3o a. NJ, s.lJ = IN llS5 g. L..
EXPIRES, aud 10. so y. II,
For Chester, 1T s.lb In. Ii SO D. IN. Is and 10 30
Fo. Wilmington. NJ sav a. IN SIS Z. H., IL IS o
m. 845 und 1850 p IL.
For Nes Caste, a Is n. m and 3&6 p N.
tur Dover, at Is Il. N ald s Is p. In
For Milford, ats i5a m.
Fer Salisbury, G. 8 Is d M.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at $50 m, q xpressD LOS p.
m tExpress,l " end p IN (Express)
Lea'e Wilmington ut 7.oo and lla3 o. m, AIS,
s4h, and D. 10
Leave Salisbury at 30 ?. IN.
Leave Milford ct 4.55 p m.
Leave Dover at a. IN. and 6,lop ?. II
Leave New Caste at II q IL aud $40 p, m.
Lave Chester st $40 Z m, IL Is, $50, and $50
2. IN.
+ts.ionj at - snt p. ~; Tor Dover and lterme.
date station, al l.05 p, III
TR,TSS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chest Il IS i m Y 10 and IL % p m
Leave WilrlinbtJE at % a m, H..5 q NJ IL 3t
FREIGHT TRAIN, with rasse4 ger Csr at ached
will run az 10 lows
Leave Philadelphia, :or Perryy.lc ard in,erre
diatt places, Al $40 ?. IN,
Leave Nimiugton. ic- Perryville and iutermedi
Leave Baltimore, for uavre do Grace und inter
mediate stations, At u. Ii,
On SUNDAYS ONLY:
Baltimore. ,
Att from BALTIMORE to Philadelphia.
The 9 80 u. IN irain from Phi!adelphis 10 Salu
'''' "''' g. 81 FELTON,,
jon Eff PRECEDENT
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~ LUNGS.
IA Dn

DIR ROBERT HUNTER, of New York, Ed,o,
%c., has arrived 10 Washington fer he purpose Of
treating Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases, to
which branch OF hi profession his Practice Is eniu
Sieciy coutned
DR.. "rs5ss's visit /. definitely limited to thre,
weea. vniy made TO afford those afflicted with
the diseases embraced in liz speciaiity-Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Asthma, aud p,ion-an opportu
nitv TO submit their cases to him IN PERSON,
DR.. II Is the founder ef the Inhalation System OF
Practice by which medicines for the Of ciseasts
OF the Throat and Lungs are applied duecty - the
Affected parts IN the form of vapor. BY this trsht
ent As'esua and Bronchitis are ra, idly cured ana
even Consumption, which has 30 long baill.d the
skill CT tbs m est learned physcian, and proved Ut
teIly inearab bic under cod live oil "counter irTi
taticn," and the various "Cough Srups," iSlIal
sams, and other qua kh nostrums taken By the to
mash, ytslds readily to the heali influence o! warm
inedieA;sd yapor daily applied to the affected parts
Ia the Hty Of New loik the deaths from consume
tion h-rs dininishei m ore than a th9usiid ytai
siuc. the introduction Ct this pracIica. No OiheI
form of medication gives the patient the s!ighte !
chance OF cure. Tie a OF the dsyese csn only b,
reached by iuhalatio,, and wi'hIut it s reach NO
one patient out OF u thousand vi be saved.
Dr. Hunters rooms are a No. 2tS Peunsylvari Il
Avenue second door below Fifteenth street sout
side
HOMO from IN a IN to 6 p m
lick SOLDIERS From 8 to o'clock, VI
dairy Will be devoted to the gratu Gus ,miua -
of s.ldisrs sutie!iag on uilase OF the threat All
Lungs
WASHINGTON, March II, 1882 may l3-tt
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RI q 1 Q q
"Adams Express Company"

This Company offers 10 the public " unequallec
Advantages" fer the " Safe and Quick p,spatch" o.
&c. 10 ali parts OF the United Satea
Exp-esses to and from tho North and " est depart
from and arrive In Washington twice deily. AL!
Expresses nre in charge Of ezpaizsc.a a,:c re,iaN
Messengers.
All Packages for " The Soldiers" carried at +" One
Half" our usual rates.
All goods for the nocsllet Confederate States"
and ali articles " Contrabsnd Of War" will be sA
TcsED.
Our Expresses leave New York st is and +. "a.
arriving IN Washington at A NJ. and 80 p, n.
Expresses leave Philadelphia ats 80 A. II and l IL
NJ, arriving In Washington $50 ?. NJ. and 6 A. NJ
Expresses leave baltimore ct $50 A. b. AID q
P. n arriving In Washington at A, NJ. and bsf
PM.
Expresses for oil points North and West leave
Washington daily CT 1850 A, NJ lId 80 p. NJ.
special Contractg for large quantities OF Freigh'
orn Ls made on application u this oflce
Al goods called for and teliveled free Of extri
charge D. w. PARSONS,
'nca,!ntcnteBt Adams Express Co.
Washington, August %, 6l. sug23-u
The national Republican., 1862-03-19

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
AMBRoTfPs AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS!
both in the city and sur ouudng country, DO.
In addition to ou- large business, we have added
a large and choice stock of anbrotype and dsguer.
rean materials, such as
UNION CASES,
Every size In the Trade
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS and PRESERyERS,
every tize iu the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size made.
MELAINoTYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
every size made,
CUT CROWN GLASS,
every SIZE In ths Trade
We guarantee to stl this stock at or near the man
utacturers' prices
Our printed PRlCE'LlsT s'nt free to any ad,
dress
Orders trjm the Camps promptly attended, to.
Store optn from 1850 q. IN. 10 $50 p IN.
heMember the MISUNDERSTANDING
Z. j. BELLEW & CO.,
Manufacturer Agents,
mara Washington, D. @,
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RAILROADS, ETC.
D,1 Err TRAIN-S

psA 3 3 Il " q Err TR n I.TS.
On and snsr MONDAY, February 8, 1892, The
Passenger Trains between Washington and Balu.
more will run a. follows:
Sc DAILY Tdins drripe NJ Gnj dep1rt fo-n Wdshingcn
dddy during he ,occk, and uco on Sunday.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
LfsSs roR at and
~ ToR n %&NsaroIIsRpG fsd 81 e a m audapm.
fSs E6k rItAPshtPMAAS'9S rItkRshtRd ana *. SonrH and
wEsT-Leave Washington at u. m, and or 3
For PRED RICK--At74oa a. M, and 0 pm.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Morning Express leave washinGtou 8 90 q. m
Arrive At Baitimore 7So .. M; Philadelphia 12.Sop
nj Ner Yo,k pp B,srris,Surg !,. bur. w g,T.,o, M .,
40 a. m. Arrive at baltimore aso M No CON
nections AZ Baltimore. This IA the morning connec
ton for Annsfoli,
Arrive at Baltimore 10 4o D. m; thiisds'phia or
pm; New York lop
Philadelphia Train leaves Washington M3 p. m,
reaching Baltimore at 50 m, and fhiladollhia
afternoon Accommodation leave Washington ..co
At Baltimore This is tbe Afternoon connection for
EvsnIIos Enp.ss, leave ws.Siasg,c2 ?: r.. Ar,
New York 4 a. m, Harrisburg a. m.
On sundays leave Washington at 500 and 5ocp
The . 90 2, m train from Washington connects
through 10 New York every day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at I m. Philadelphia II s. A.
m; Baltimore 4oop. m Arrive at Warrington bo
Leave New York at p u; Philadelphia 10. 10 p
m; Baltimore 4 30 m. Arrive al Washington e9o
Leave New York at II p. m 4; Philadelphia s.aO a
n; Baltimore 7.35 D. m. Arrive at Washington
Z Iosai g r .ain. l.az, p.,,moy, a.
%. m. and SO p m. for Washington arrive there
On Sundays at 30 and 1856 e. N. only from Ba,l.
| more No Annapolis or Frederick. connections on
| Sunday.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 7.aoa m.
and co p. m and Baltimore at I 30 a 70. aud AS
p. m, make direct connections for Annapolis NJ the
Junction. The 1.Io n. and the p. connect a,
Relay for Frederick, Hagers:own &c SO, except
| Sunfays
Tr1ns leave Annapolis for baltimore and Wash.
ingt6n at $50 q, a. and O. ~ y. IN.
Passenger rrans leaving W ashngtop at 500 q. m.
| II q. N and p. m and Baltimore at l.3o and I.ss
| q. m, will aop only al Annapolis Jrneion.
Wsy Passengers must take the Recommendation 7rcs,
| only.
promptly upon card time eNcertiog thst the i2O a.
73S m, and p trains will wait 20 MINUTES, II
| Necessary to secure the Passengers ard Mails fror'
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
| A sp, cial car, with an attendant with beds, Will
| lesve Wsshins ton twice week for Philadelphia d
rect at II q. m for the accommodation Of sick aud
WI. SMITH,
feb3 Master OF transportation, Bait.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
GREAT CESTKAL ROUTE
" FOR THE WEST, IA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ard EEw FORK
CENTRAL RALROAD.

OK AVID AyrER DEcrxsER 0, 1861,
Express Trains leave New York city depots Of
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, Ne
From SS Chambers 'rsa From i so,h ,;ress station,
r.oo spm. liso IN, $50 p. m.
Montreal and Buffalo
Train with sleeping 1910 p, m.
cars, 1918 p. m.
On SuSDAIs, the following trains will be run 10
and from 3oth street; The 1910 p m. sleeping. car
train fer Albany and Troy, and the 80 a. In. from
Troy, and 4.4t p. m train from Albany.
Connecting q, Albany with the New York Cen.
batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water.
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls,
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Cslandaigua.
ra Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Huron and Great
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
Chicago, Toledo, Milwsukie. Fond Du Lac, La
Dubuque, Peoris, Rock leland Musca,ine IowaCity
Burlington, Quincy, Springde Alton, 81; Louis
Cairo Terre haute, IndianaIoli Louisville, Cincn
natl, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, and all point,
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Jralns at Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and Rcns. and Saratoga Roads for Saratoga
whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, e. Albans, Rouse
10,
S3- Freight Arran gements by this route as above
without change OF Cars, from the Depots in Cham
bers and Hudson streets at all times rs favorable
as made BY other Railroad Companies. The faciii
ties Of this great New York Route to the West, com
mend II to the confidence Of merchants Ind shipper.
for prcmptress and dispatch.
Passenger Trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
Carr run in connection on the New York Central
For Particular 4. to LEGAL train sarc f.eiyht ar
rangemonts, inquire at the depot, es WaIea street
A. y SMITH,
dccl superir tend.nt.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
\ AVAIL mEDicAL BOARD.

ABOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS will CO 4.
v.Ee at ths Naval Asylum, Phil ilidtlphia on VI rSt
l., 1904, for The tNam ation OF Candidates fJr ad
Iuis.ioE 10 ihp Medical Corps OF III: Navy.
Ganirm.n desiring permission TO appear ef re-
The Board NUT make Application 10 the Honorable
Secretary o. III. Navy, ttating their ietidence,
pace a. date oI birth, accompanied with respect
able testimonials OF moral character.
Applicants must not be less than twenty one nor
more thar twenty six years of age
No eNpen'e is allowed by Government TO Candi
date. attending tie sessions OF the Board, as a tuc-
o-s':ui examination is lsgal prerequisite for up
pcntmert In the Navy,
mar 6-sOdlw
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
NS. LIE L A n DIS
- Anti.Rheumatic Band

PERMANENTLY cUBBs
RdEUkA7TsN, IN IT. tdrious forms,
8OUT AND FEURAL0A,
57TlFNksS and NER VOUS AFTZC77ONS,
IMPURITIES of " BLOOD,
Ani gs 5el 16aas of Mercury.
II is conveniently arranged BANo or BELT, oon
tsinirg medlcated compound, TO be worn around
the body, about the waist, EauALLT AFFECTING ALI
PARrs, wherever he disede may Be- and can be worn
,ottho,a injury to the noR d<iseats person.
By this treatment, the medicina properties con.
aimed In the BAND, being Of Aiskly dro~dtic ano
oolads nature and edfabs Of being readily aisorted
Arou2h The porss Of s sin, oome into dun ecntac with
the gLoop and qor;ral circslsion without first pass
ing through the pnocess Of digestion, which would
tend not only U detiact from their curative powers
but to impair the tAlsrDsl organs and derai 70 thu
digestion also-thus avoiding the trJurtous steos, o.
often the result Of usernsl remedies, and eecting
3erject cure by purifying and eqldisng e circulation o.
As uai fuds and restor,ng ne part affected 10 AzdlAl
1nilios. This BAsD Is also . ~.os p,oerfl" Anti
HEHIuRiAL AaEsr )" and will cssreiy rdiere the sys
EN- from Its pv1siciots s7ecs,
Moderate cases are cured In few days, and We art
constantly receiving undottoi testimonias-to which
invite inspection at ofnce-of their eicscy II
aggravated CAGES Of long aandin1.
Price Two Dollars. Sent BY mail upon receipt Of
o., or by expires every where, with al necessary In
'rgt:ons, from the principal Office of
g. SMITH 4 Co, Prcsristors,
48l Broadway, New York.
n. B.--Deeriptite circ.iiars sert free
~ Cas tand will not interfere with the soldiers
U led uov 16-ly
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
INTERIOR ADoRNMEHTs,

OF ALL GRADES AND PRICESi
Grrsn,ed Gold Band Window Shaded, Buf
jr.en, and Elus oiland Shades, oil sIet; made &c
order
Also, handsome assortment Of Picture Cord ah'
rnsses all sizes and colcr,.
Purchasing for cab, and allowing no old stgck u
.Ccunuists persons needing tht above goods will An'
Z to their advantage 10 give Tne a call.
AN work executed ald supcrintenied by FRACTION
nel, who have served regular apprenticeship g.
heir trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or 10 pay required
Please give rae . call Rcui-inber the number
JOHN hARKBlTER,
No. 4S8 Seventh street,
nov aS. Gms Eight doors Gboye Odd Feliows' Hsll
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
NEW BOATs-aEW CARE.
r zNh FOE BOSTON, "A
NEW LONDON NORWICH and v yToRGE3rER.
DAILY,
Sundays Excepted)
At s O'Clock, T. n,

PIER 80 N, T., FOOT OF vEsTEY STREET,
The new and ,nagniacon, steamer CITY oF Bos.
TON, VIM. Wilcox, commander, from New York.
Tuesdays, Taursdays and Saturdays and from
AllynJ Point Mondaya, Wednesday,, and Fri.
do Q.
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF NEW
YORK, Thomas q. Jewett, commander, from New
York-Mondays, WedneSdays, and Fr,dsys: fra \
Allyn's Point Tuesdays, TLurS.ays and sat-r.
days.
These two new stea;e ers have been built expressly
for this route, With oil modern improvements, in
finding Water Tight Compar! !neni uId a,e the
onls stesncrs ever built for Ling Island G0GGd,
with this great life pre- ervrg imprcvem nt.
Conductors accompany The steamers each way.
Passengers rroctef itoa, Al!yn'u Point imIae.
diAtely arrival Of tteamera, by Expses5 Train to
Boston, Worcester, Los ell, Iawreace, FltchbuTg
Nashua, Concord. the White MouHtai9s, no, &c.
Passengers returning fr,m Boston oaTp the DEPOT
of the Boston a Worcester rai!r1ed 8. 30 y. N :,
Worcester T. NJ, arriving al allyn, roiat 0,2J
Freight taken Et the Lowest Rates, and delivered
IN Boston early the next oay.
State Rooms 10 abundance can be had on board
steamers, or ut the Boston or New York oijlces ia
advance. u. =. MARTIN, Agent
suH l-6m Pier 30, N. u
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
NEW INVENTION OF AHT3kIClAL
" CHEOPLAsTlC Rome TEErH,

"a |
IN CHEOPLASTlC ROME TEETH,
without metal plate or ci'sps, by
DIR. s. b. SIG r. y NJ q n ID 3,
30 Broadway, New York and $50 Penna. avenue
tet l2th and l3th sta, Washington, u, g,
CALI the attention CT the public to the following
ad,Antlgts OF h9 improved HyGteu;
lgI Tie teeth his rsnufatture will never coroi.
nor change color by any pcids snd are ttroe fourth
hghtCr than any ether.
) 10 teeth or roots need be cx'T"Stsd, Sc tho
1r,;c!a! ones cGG be icflr.=d Uv.r them.
I'd The Toott will te made Ilo1ens've aud never
10 a .e,
81, I;o temporary teeth sreEecaed, rs permanent
orc Re made Immediately, thereby preserving z
The natural eSpre sion OF the tsce, which, under the
old ,ytlem, is frequently digfgured
18th. This we;L hG.r been fully tested for over dv
years, By may VI the hrrt Chemists end Physioiauf
Of this and the oii country.
DR.. q. has al-n invtnted q white indesuuCtihl
metal fliinE with which the nost sentative teeth CAL
be Ellcd Eithoui pam, and can build up perfso'
sound tGCth on any side roots, which will La
through lifetime.
lie ierrra to the following gentlemen; Or. v. Mot
Ur. LoTeinus, Professor of Ch"rJi.try, ucn. A
Nonn, jua Capt Crabtree, Vice Pendent Of the
Erigraticr 90. o, New NurG; ''cN Judge Wayne
OF ne Suprem" Cojrt, cC Wa5hr"a' , r e.. sn.
thousands OF Ohtis.
Call AID eTc,i!"s = veg, ,iE"E vS --Gn
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
DRoPosALs FOR WOOD.
DEror QuAafsnHAsTsRs OYyics,
Corner Of Eightesnih and @ strsets,
washia 1too ~ apNh 10 lR(s

DErOr QuAnfanHAsfBn'9 OfrfCn,
Corner Of EIshtesnth and @ strsets,
Washington, haroh II, ,bt2
sEALEo PROPOSALS will bs resolved at this
once until Monday, the aist day Of March, u. u
O'Clock 70 'uinsh the tfoops In this oily nnd IT,
mile, Of the city d washisgtoa, with Wood fir a.
hx months, commeueing on the 1st day Of hJril
1852, and ending the s0th day Of s.ptembe- Is6!
Tho Wood TO be Of the best quality Of oak hick
ory aud to be delivered at ths camps or Qusrts Of
the troops, IN such quantities and 1t such t.mss .
the Depot Quartsrmaster may diseet.
Payment, to be made at the end Of each month,
uIon the return BY the contractor Of the ordsrs
drawn upon bin.. The delivery Of the wo,d ordered
Ing It tspeeib ius the amount delvetsd) sndsrsed
Wool oree cred for regiments br,sades or divisions
mu be vceipted for y tn, ,quartermastsr,
The proposals must specify The pr ce pr cord Of
Uss) one hundred and twenty eight Gu 10 eet, and
must be pla;n'y marked " Proposals for Wood"
lhs ability of the tiider g. MI the cor tract,
should 1t be awarded to b m, must be gaaranti,d !,
BY two responsible ptr.on., whose signatures mu
Tue respnsbility Of the guarantors must be
shown by tn. official certificate OF the clerk Of the
nearet district court or OF the United States district
attorney.
B,deers must be pre- lent in p,rson when thu lids
opened their proposals will not be consider, d.
Bonds In the sum OF ten thousand dollars, signe
by the contractor and both OF his euarintors will
be required OF tie successful bidder uIon signing
The tight to reJec. aoy or all bids that ma be
dee med too high is ieservei by the Depot Qla'tsr.
mater
Inf .rma, proposals. will be rejected
The national Republican., 1862-03-19

Mrs. NJ. n. pIIIPPs has the pleasure
vi % announce to the public that she Is now y e
Jared, with beautiful Sky Lisht, at her o'd lace
SO seventh street - take a true and perfect Like
re OF all who m,y pa.ronize her Gallery
She does no. give ycu a Likeness OF colorei
general, or anybody else, bu. your own true and
per ect Likeness.
Give her call, and sa;i.fy yourself
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
FRIEND NEpD. THY IT.

A FRIEND IN NErD. TRY IT.
DIR. SWEEPS INFALLiBLE LINMENr,
Tie great external remeGy Of The age, prepared
fro n til, rscip. VI Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Coonecti
cut, the csiebra'ed Doue setter, who.e irme Is no
rivaed by thai OF any living man. 1t Is . c-rtai
and INN. dat. cure for kh.um riim, Gcut, Neural
gia, Spraiur, Brakes, tuts, Wounds, Sore. Buns
Sc,ldS, Pies, Lumbago, II .ad ache Toothach", and
Ill Rheum"tic AM Nervous DISC ders, External In
ju les, &c.
Al ,utcrers should give II a trial.
RICHARDSON " CO., froprietors,
Norwich, Conn
70 Wa.hiugton, and ny sll dealers.
teb 2l-dSwly
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
E>CR BOSTON, VIA aGEVPOi:T aEu
FALL REV%Fi.

BY the splendid and superiorstsar1. =. rJSzsE h.
era sMETROPOLIS N EMpJEE .s5~~SSS43 III
STATE, BAY STATE. and STATE OF MAIRF',
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
to the navigation cf Louy leland Sound rUnn., IL
connection with the Fall River and Old GDlDHy
railroad distance Of IS miles only 10 Boston.
Leave Pier No. 8, North river, near the BLtivry.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayion,
Mondays, Wednesday and Friday, at ! o'clotE, =.
~, touching at Newport each way.
The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown on
Tuesdays, Thursday, and saturdays, at O'Clock,
=. NJ, touching NJ Newport each way
These steamers ore fitted wltr coIpInodus state
rooms and every a"rangeG.!nt oG the security and
comfort of passe gers who are afforded by this roure
nights ret on board, md on arrival at Fail river,
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston carly
the following morning, or may remain or board un.
til starting OF the accommodation 1T A. "a by
which they may reach Boston abost IS A. NJ.
baggage master l. attached 10 each Steamer who
receives and ticket, the baggage, and accompanies
the same to is deatlnRtoa.
a eeeIpcr runs, H. connection wi,h this line, be.
iween Fall river and Providence, daily roept Sun.
days.
Freight to Boston Ia forwarded thrcus n WitfDrsst
dispatch by an Express Train, which leaves Vail
river every morning, Sundays excepted, ut *
O'Clock fer Boston aud New Bedford srrinny a'i:i
destination Ct about II A, N.
For freight or passage, apply on honfa, or atthe
Office on Pier No. 8, North river Fer state .roorp
them In advl1He,tc
Wa. BORDEN, Agtp.
aug f-u 10 end II WsSt street =.