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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

GEH. ScHoyIELD lies, Frustrated by Vpno'u
fever, a. Springfield, Mo.
TIE exports Of specie from New YORK iaS'
week amounted to $7ll.6OI.
Grr. scurr publishes reply to Mr.. Buchan'
an In the Iatelissnesr. Of the 18th inst
The Governor of Michigan has decided that
there will be no draft made In that portion OF
the State which lies on Lake Superior.
PPrsIpEsr LINCOLN and family moved back TO
the White House on Tueiday, from the SOL
diers' Home.
JoHN CoRLnrT, aged ninety four, an old CIT
issn of Nashville, wounded BY soldiers VINO
broke into his premises on the night Oh 'ne i''
instant, died Of his wounds on Saturday
Arm a fa.iguiug trot of forty miles through
dust and smoke, General Roaeorsns and stan
arrived at Nashville on Monday night having
lef. Bowling Green on the cara at elk O'CLOCK
that morning. Hs 1r
Dus,No the last four mouths she Provost
Marshal. of Philadelphia has taken into custody
$50 deserters. CAT stragglers, and sent 4ls4
eonvaIescent soldiers to their regiments.
PARTIES are now at Washington opposing the
plan ssid TO be favorite with Secretary Chsse'
of recommending practically pronioi'ofy
stamp duty on bank notes, " as to drive them
ont of circulation and thus increase the value
| of Government paper.
IT was semi mi-oficially announced at Washing
ton on Tuesday, that the Cabinet 10 unit in
favor Of adbcriug 10 the Proclamation OF Eman'
cipa,ion, with the possible exception Of Blair
The Secretary OF State is announced as certain
ly in favor Of 1t. .
THE United States District Court meets In
indianapolis on Monday next. Should the
President fail to make an appointment before
that time, Judge Treat of Illinois will preside.
The Detroit Tribune, New London Chronicle,
Hartford Tines, Hartford Press and the Hart
ford Courant have increased their rates on ao'
coun, Of the great advance in paper and every
thing used In making newspaper.
| The Boston Transcript says that at the close
of Buchanan's Administration, Charles Francis
Adams said to one Of bis colleagues, 81 am
going to tell you secret. Governor Seward
has been President Of the United States for
the past ak weeks" This ls 10 reference TO
the reported consultation with Mr. Seward
during Buchansn's last month";.
The Richmond Enquirer, referring to the ex.
ecutiou of ten prisoners in Missouri, Gays,
these ten good men, that we're ioully murdered
BY coward and rufiau who calls himself a
General, demand to be avenged Their blood
cries out to US from the very ground which
drank IL, and If simple charge of taking q
citizen from bis home and carrying him off and
refusing to restore him, justiGes such retalia-
ton as our enemies have adjuged, how many
Of their own soldiers they have exposed to
death by the arrest and imprisonment Of our
citizens, let old Capital Poison in Washington
testify.
The States which have yet to elect their
Representatives to the next Congress, and the
dates at which they usually hold their elections
4 Noll
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the Kemoval OF General Mcclellan.
From the New York Herald, 10th inst.

VI" WASHINGTON, NOV. y, 1902.
The removal Of General Mcclellan has pro-
duced the most intense excitement in this city.
Il is almost the sole topic Of conversation every.
where B.
The radicals assert that this removal Is based
upon report made by General Halleck repre-
ssn.ing that General Mcclellan has persisted
IN disobeying orders and misrepresenting the
condition Of bis army in regard to supplies Of
clothing and subsistence. The fiiends of Cen
ersl Mcclellan declare that his removal was
agreed upon before the recent election, and
is part Of the programme Of the radi-
Gals to obtain the control Of the armies In
the field.
Il "a unfortunate for the Administration that
this removal has been made at this time with
out promulgatiop to the country Of sufficient
reasons for Il.
II ID asserted shat upon every occasion when
Gen. Mcclellan was upon the eve Of decisive
bst,le--one which would, 70 great extent set.
ito the whole question now 10 issue between the
Governments and the rebels--hs has been pre-
vented from striking fiie blow BY the interfer-
ence Of the Government. In this instance he
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-13

smon CAMERos, Minister TO Russia, arrived
at New York On Saturday, from 81. Petersburg,
having received, 1t Is said. short furlough, ,--
He had not resigned bis position. but was 60
ing to Washington to consult with the Admin
is.ration. smoN reports that three immense
iron.clad steam rams are being constructed In
Euglspd, with which he supposes an attack
will be mado upon our Northern Atlantic
cities. rt,. 500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-13

are Democrats. and the other Is not an Aboh-
tionist, as II lie now claimed
HurrAh for the State which can boast OF
Princeton and Monmouth
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-13

The President takes the result of the New
York elections quite philosophicslly. When
John W, Forney inquired of him how he felt
abou. New York, Mr.. Lincoln replied: "Some-
what like that boy In Kentucky, who stubbed
his toe while running to see his sweetheart.
The bay said he was too big to cry, and far TOO
badly hurt to laugh"
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A ..,r ..e.ner from Epelaud brIues DC !,

ALArr steamer from England brings the an
nouncsment Of the death Of Sir BkHJAnM Cox
LIns BRsDIf, one Of the most distinguished
Surgeons Of modern times. He was seventy
zine years Of age. and leaves widow and two
sons. Sir BERsAnIn BnoDIE 10 well known &C.
the author Of several works Of high authority
In the medical picfesaion, and Of various phyai-
ologieal papers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-13
Congressmen In New Jersey,

First Dlstriot--Jobn F. Starr, Republican, has
about 6s6 majority.
Second District George Middleton, Demo-
crat, has ]. 500 majority.
Third District William G Steele, Democrat,
has between 1000 and 5000 majority
Fourth Dietriet--A. J Rodgers, Democrat,
has 2. .905 majority.
Fifth District--Nehemish Perry, Democrat
has 8. .549 msiority.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-13

Tm New York TFibsne states that tbe Piea-
ident has rendered TO scHuTEzR OoLrAx, OF In
diana, the secretsryship Of the Interior, In the
event Of Secretary snlrH's acceptance Of the
yudgeship Of the United States Superior Court.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-13
DIED.

In this city, yesterday, November l2th Of typhoid
fever, Mrs susAN McGowAS. aged 81 years.
The remains will bs conveyed to morrow morning to
her former residence, zanesvile, for interment.
Mrs. MCGOWAN was the rslict Of Robert Meaowan,
formerly Of Zanesvlle who was killed some years since
by the blowing up Of steamer, near Msysville, KY.
She leaves three childrenone son and two daughters
to mourn the loss Of their widowed mother.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherif's Sale.

p''sA' S,ons o0' Superior Court Of franklin coun
Lucl,n Buttles. } w. onio'
DY Virtue OF a writ OF VendI TO me
ID directed from the said court, will offer for sale
at the Armstrong stable, Walnut alley, west OF High
street, In the city Of Columbus, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 22i day of November, A. D..
g 1862,
at O'Clock, P. NJ. the following property, to wit;
Two Brown Horses, one Bay Horse, and one Bay
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Printers fees, $500. ftf
Nov. 10, 1852.
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DEMOCRATIC. ABOLITION.

Democratic majority, without the border
slave States, So. These latter would increase
the majority OF the 1913 Democratic electoral
votes, all but three were given to President
Lincoln In 1860. Was there ever such polit.
icsl revolution 10 60 short timei
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-13

Tho Defeat OF BowIe.kDiFe Potter.
There is no minor result connected with the
election that we like better than the defeat OF
that obnoxious Abolitionist known as Bowie
knife Potter, 10 the Milwaukee district, Wis
consin. The following was the vote by which
IL Nas done:
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l

Had there been Presidential election this
fall, the States which went Democratic would
have chosen Democratic President, as they
have large majority of the electoral votes Of
the loyal States. The count would have stood
thus:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

\ soldiers, AttontiOn!-Pain, disease
and exposure with hot climate, muddy water and tad
diet Will bs unavoidable, but armed with HoLLoWArb
PURIFYING & STRENGTHENING PILLS, you can
endure all these and sill retain good health Only %
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noyIQ-d&WlW
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Eliza Hammell's Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBK GIVEN, THAT
In the undersigned hasthis day been appointed and
anali6ed by the Probate court OF franklin county,
Ohio administrator Of Eliza Hammsll late Of Jefferson
township, In said county, deceased. z. ~
Dated this 18th day Of November, A, D. 1853.
T3 m BENZ AMIN eHGNBR.
uoyl3-wsWs tsai ~
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says:
Lieut. Ash Of the Second Dragons in com.
mand of thirty regular cavalrymen, foraged
ten miles south Of Warrenton yesterday, and
met the Fifteenth rebel cavalry, charged
through end through it, and put IL to flight.
Lieut. Ash received q eabre cut In the head and
two bullets. He was engaged in q desperate
hand. to hand hghs with rebel Captain, who
had the muszle Of his revolver at his breast,
when he was fred upon by one Of Lieut.. Ash's
men, thus saving his commanders life. They
Lost eight In killed and wounded, and the reb-
els fourteen.
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MsURINa
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Doyou wish to be certain that your BREATH 10 pure,
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This astrngent wssh 10 also the best remedy In the
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~. ,,ot thts Government sOas made on "
W isGs S" Sntts men, for thS oenefs Or son'S
men and tAsir postsrity forsvr;; fors;vS noueLAs.
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PARrICCLAR NOTICE

There are many preparat CEs sold under The nane
OF Dittvrs. put in quart bottes. compounded the
cheapest whisky or common r. "A, costing from =
to - cents per sslsn, the taste disguised by anice
OF CUrisnGer seed.
This class Of Bitter- has csuse5tsnd will clntinue
10 cause a. ioEs they he SOLD, hsnsrsSs -
die the death uf the eruukard By their use the
eygis-IH y kept continually uaaer the inlnsnce ef
Alcoholic StiDu ants OF tEe worst Kind the a-irs
al tho horrors atlen'isnt Upvn Adcdnksris life a13
de6fk.
For those who desire snd fcri kars q Lisuyr Sit
tiers, publish the following receipt. tfet crs
Ecf.i HocaGHds German BiEsfs snd ak With tFrsS
sHdTfs ef sSc5 Brandy WifSEy, and the result ~
Re preparation taGc Will far grcs' in m eHicsl viz
tues aRs true excellence Of the Numerous Lia,o-
Bit.ers u tn set. ami viii ras. ,aprh lsss Nos
viii have sli the virtues of sfasf's BTrts,S On
connection with n rood article of Lisnor a. rlref
less price than these inferior Preparations vii
cost you.
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1861 TIE 1852
CENTRAL RAILROAD

piE ssss CENTRAL RA,L .Rssa
- - - -
is FIRST c LIZ X so SG1Ps'''on"
srPT E ~ ASS y 5SzFSEf H1r'r:
BAGGAGE CHECKED s SSSs Hs sson pos
pn THREE RA1hy T FBA SfH4 EEGH
CLOSE coS ne f tess AZ arh HSiRnlspuna
NORTHERN Ni's c Tisihs Il ' RAILROAD,
THE GREAT AT CENTRAL s2g5%IRx ROUTE
WASHINGTON l AND BALTIMORE
WEST koRrns;lEs Sia, xS i rs SOUTHWEST.
~ RGs ThFsush TIshsts apply at the ssss
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street,
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers win take the a m and S p m trains,
arriving in Baltimore at 7.5n A. m and 6 As p m,
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris r
stS e. trains nn sns 4 shsTs
road Tor all parts of the West.
By this route Freights of all descriptions can be
forTarded TO and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin
Iowa, or Missouri. BY Railroad direct.
The PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad also connects
At Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port en- the Ohio, Maskingum,
Kentucky. Tennessee, Cumberland. Illinois Missis.
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Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor-
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IN the West, by the Pennsy lvauia Central Railroad
qTf 81 az times as tarorabh a. are CHARGED BY oths
Ratiseod c.a pan;;;;
i Be par ticular to mark packages Via Psnna
Central r. r."
MAGRAw Il KOONS, Freight Agents.
No. so North street, Baltimore,
ENOCM LEWIS, Genl Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
l.. L. HOUPT, Gen1 Ticket gent Phiiadelphia.
n. II, HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phila-
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ATTENTION. seLDIERsI
AND TILE FRIENDS OF SOI.DIERS


frisnas iE he s5WE q the "a : hst ooaLAsss
dea; TO camp life In the lists, pabiished sinc..
daily in tie newsrapers or he arrival OF IL SEA,
suffering from debility. Every ease OF that and
Diseases Tesuting from soriers OF the digestive
organs are speech, reHisyee. We have 10 hssits-
a,oi IN sLannS 'nAL; 'p b, 70 wsss Isess
be saved that otherwise VIII be lost.
rsrksbp ,nd well authenticated cure Of one OF ne
nations h. roes hose - Lee has ON Language
has been saved by the Bittsrs:"
PHILapELPsIA. Ausust,asa tas.
MessrS Josss a EuaaN We'll ssntl-nsn. VOW
Hoofana y fireman Bitters hsk saved my hEp There
is no mistake IN thin i as vOaehsd for by nun sers
ofmy comrades, some az hose appe ii.
snd who were faSiy cogliZAnt 81 All the eircul.- ,
stances s OF m, ease e. am, sES hsss been tr ths
battery and under the imIneiiate command OF Cap--
upon ny srausSs duties, wa. sieSsa IN NoSsm
Der last with iD.amIestion OF the lungs aad vas
for 5, dssf n hs A2 Tai.
dyssntery. I was then removed frogn The white
STATE s Of Maine. from which IsHd.d On .ss sts
ofJune, Since ,hsi time have been sboQS as low
ity For week or n ;s1 vas scared, ape Z
sSSld FL EFF s es NseP s Of sst.r Ss ny
stances, and scootdinsly, the physicions WAC hsd
been working iathin1ly thOS "a anspecessfslly. -
sse, tca %s Ss NO ssssa r
advised me To see q eierg lyman, and 70 make sacA
an ssouaiptane- Who visited me 81 the hoss;ts
Mr. Frederick steinbron of siath, below Are5 CT, =
.aS kindly sSs from the
ss .ss hSm s ssS sS hdgw
getting better Though have taken but two bot
Of sepr 70 my @ .nS
from who,n I have heard nothing tor eisht.er
S% he ishg IF kSg 2y.
able Bitters owe the certainty of life which has
sSsn ins ySfe Si y ysya z
bosom those who are dearest 20 me in lif.
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We fully concur in the truth of the above state
mem Ne ons n 1ss,"Fss ~ health
MI !nhS SS Ct tpDiEaAsK' il Sex yC.t Battery.
GGk kMIs tcihiEHHsffka ssa S:r Yos ahaih''
fPskSSfkffL Il Ca srsfe 81 S. ea,ss,,F
HkSk WINS SsSS Is IN rs g. S !. x.as
is3hHksstS keSR O. g &, 3: "a S zen Yers. s
kksbbRkk KNEE Tsas9ffA6 G j fssn rsSn
BEWARE or CoUSTERFEITsi
on the WRAPPBR.cf each bottle. =.
PRICE PER BoTrLs rs CENTS,
Or HALF DOZ. FOR s4
Should your nearest druggist not ne ve the Article.
Do not be put CT ey any OF the ,utSNicatins preps
ratons that may be s.ered IN its place, bak y6ad ~
rs. and will forward securely Fseked by express.
PRIseipAL OPricE AND MISuFAeTORF,
No 6SI ARcH ST.
JONES a EVANS,
,euco-ssors 70 g. ID. JsSkson a Co.. -
proprietors
sxFsr sale ~ DrUssists Sna Dealers in eTeFv
s>vu 10 the Y nssi etstes. c< s. somIy
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SlCRE- DIsEAsEsl SECRET DISEASES!
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER nSRI

seosgssnSshzs' aEEi R4{ssk iaEI55Fpsns, &c.
Sni, ten pills 70 be taken to effect care e.'''
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
as :pd
OF the University of Psnssylvania, one of the most
Ma shf%ss e IF day
Win cure any case in from two to four days, and
~ TWENTY FOUR HOURS!
i sss nsss sss b..:s
Mercury "'0p saM tx shf GIFT
Sent By mail in plain envelope
Price male packages 81 Price female packages, s.
sAMARITAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
AssSShAFER9h4S SfRsSsysHEs
Of Roots snd
This form of the disease makes its appearance In
On hs psp. Fl sss rss
mhos1ls on the grons and very often as ulcers of
bones, g., &C. Any and all Of these symptoms E
sAMKRffHS,s ROOT AND HERB JUICES
= Sent By express. Price 81 bottle. or bottles
sAMARITANs CHANCRE WASH.
Price IS cents. Full directions.
DESMOND & CO., Box ISL Philadelphia Post
Sold by 9. CALVERT FORD, corner of 18th and
rs COLEMAN Efa 4 ROGERS, 11s Baltimore street,
Baltimore. oc 17-3m
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
-
The balance of the cargo Of the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting of every description Of
GROCERIES,,
Will be for sale until the Schooner is DISCHARGED.
>
In need Of Winter Supply, at the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied BY the Package.
PRED. g. COZZEN6,
Consgnee, corner Pa avenue and 18th st.
CAPT. HUTCHINGs,
% lift Schooner "Aid, - foot of 18th st.
EJOLO, STRANGER, Where ara ron going; You
sens Sc Se' ss TT
ss a IA. s sssr n b.. fS
Am geing to buy new suit 30 do not detsin me
long new. The Last We seen Of him WAS his coat
tsh 5est 1t sAITAH door, No. 400 7tb st., near
street. &C S-E
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III YOX Do. CsR
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs

FScns Err. J. Merton Brosrh. % D., Eatlr r "a,
Eacyciopedis q; Rt9isf0as EaOusdss
Although not disposed T. favor or rr-erum.-6
Patent Medicines Ia general thrOagh af>lrg 4 ~
their ingredients and effects, 4 vi know OF rs
sufficient REASONS why way not Testify ~ tis
benefits hr believes himself hsys rsreived f-,,,
sny simple preparation. IN the rope thst b.. nav
thus contribute To the benefit 90 81 Ie-s
! do th,s the more readily u regarc Ia Hoa,aDAis
German Blttrrs, prepared 10y De- q. " Jscf sar. az
this city. because prejudice against "a n 70
many year,. under she impression THAT tt- 8 uers
chiefly al alcoholic miSture. 4 fndehfs9 - nv
friend Robert ShoeriskeF Esa for tha r.snoy Al az
this prejudice by proper tests and for enosursxe-
menf 20 try them, when suiR-ring frosa srea. snt
long continued debility. The use of thrsa hs;flss
Of these Ritters 81 the heEi .uiug Of the pr--en+
year followed by evident ra1ief aud re-tpf at0r
to degree of h6aily and nen Al visor whici hst
net felt for six months h.frr. and hai sln,ost &C.
SPARED of rPtsinins. I therefore thank Cad ard
my friend foT directing me 10 ti-, Use oftheni
, NEWTON BROWN.
Phisdelrhia, June = 1857.
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A RMY SU LIES.
OFFICE OF THE CHIBF QuARrERAAsrsR,
Army Of the POtomGe )
WASHINGTON, September ~, 1856.
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
OF the army of the Potomac the following articles
$500 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
baled, the weight of each bale to be marked
thereon.
1900 900 bushels of OATS of the best quality, In
strong sacks. we'll sewed
1900 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well seasoned
and of the best quality
Each bid must be accompanied by the endorse
ent of two responsible persons that the contracts
If awarded will be fulfilled.
bids will be opened from time to time as the Ar
tcles may be needed and contracts will be awarded
Tor the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up to the time of opening.
The right is reserved to accept sll any part Of
any bid
Proposals should be endorsed " Pro posals for Hay
or Oats or Wood, a. the case may be- and enclosed
In separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,.
..,aytf A'eu'. o anu A. D. c.
Chief Qusrtermaster
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IriED-WARD STATION CAsEs.-H. Evans,
drunk: fined 81. l.. =. Chapman. oi,structing
str."t railway; fipr6 S55s John Coleman, as
ta1lt and battery. and disorderly in the Center
Asrk"t-house; fined S59i, and held 10 security
foI Il hearing in ;hs assault case, in <2typ John
II 1JIts, dIsorderly in Center Market; fined
S@'i John Kelly, drunk and disorleriy: work.
hors- 81 days. Margaret bowling. negrcss ar
r"s'r'i 'or being drunk, and also on suspicion
81 stealing about ten yards OF ging ham: Jail for
flfd 50
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b. MaZZ!rl has wTltt.n a letter 10 the Ifnita
JiaIana contradlcting the statements of th,,
France, ia" PatTic, and other French and
Italian s"mi cial prints that he had i'm auy
way mi u 81 rihaidi. lie adds iaribaIdi
no mans instrument. He next dcnie. hs-
iI- Ter ntIfT"d VI writfa-'. s;,oio -. -
ing 10 Encourage attempts against any mans
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H< iairie i!r's are causing mucti damage
- YaTio-s aris of Kansas. by tlc destruction
"ic'ois- a.. i b., L"iyeIi worth Bullet n learns
ti.ti : tniiy OF SIX persons was burned 10
de'th o. siiffocatsd ON the prairie in Anderson
county. on Tuesday last. fire was IA ring in
tie woods between Ieavenworth and WAN
dotte, involving the destruction Of a portion
81 he '-i'craph connecting the former city
VIII 81 i.ouis
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MI TEETH.
N1. LOOMS, II. D., the Inventor and PateEtee
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and NO person can wear others who
cannot wear these. ~ ...
Persons calling ct my once can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and wish the pures
eleanest, strongest and most perfect depfure that
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between eth and loth streets. Also, 9O7 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia. mar u