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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-21
Correspondence of the New YorkExpseSs.
Port Royal, S. G, July 19. 1862

Port Royal, S. C, July 19. 1869
When General Hunter wrote his let,e,
to the secretary Of war regading The armng
of the negroes in his dominion. or rather
when it was written for him. the W OLE
story was not told There are several
verses in the chapter which the people
ought 10 know; and which l propose now
to tell you about.
Immediately after Gen Hunters arrival
here. he conceived the idea that all he had
to do was to whistle, aud the darkey lads
would come into our lines by the thousand
and that he would gather $4,000 able
bodied contrabands at the sound of the
bugle. The first thing he did therefore,
was to make requisition upon the War
Department for $4,000 stand of small
arms and equipments. and 1O.OOo.O 600
cartridges. This he did without consult
ing with a single person. and without any
practical knowledge of what he could do
with all when he got them. He did not
even make the requisition through the reg
ular channel or ordinance officer, nor did
he even inform that officer that he had
made the requisition himself The War
Department answered his requisition. Why
nobody knows. unless. perhaps, it had on
hand that amount of muskets and ammu-
milton that it did not know what to do
with. We had muskets enough for our
own troops, and for rifles requisition for
5000 was made, by Cen Hunter order
after he had sent for the $4,000. But
this last was made by the regular ord
nance officer. The War Department
knew what troops he had, and that all
these were armed. 1t knew that we had
i liiicient supply Of small arms Tor all
ordinary want. 1t knew. or could have
known. that we had not g, 900 male con
trabands in our whole department Of
South Carolina and Georgia. aud yet it
sent out TO us so. 900 French rifed mus
kets, with equi pmenls. AID ID 900 GOO
cartridges at cost of some SO. 200, 900
or more. The mUskets came, To the AZ
constituent of everybody but Gen. Hun
ter. We made no provision for chem; we
had no place to pat them; and they were
therefore obliged to be pilsd up on lhe
sand and covered owe, with canvass and
left to rust The guns were on hand. a
monument of sagacity and forethought
but nobody to use solitary one of them,
The negro army for whom they were in
tended, was non est inoentas. Conse
queutly Gen i.snter's genius must be fur
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tier call-d into play. in order to find some
men I" U.s. The arms. They did not come
by Invitation, and ne therefore under ok
to go out and compel them to come in.
He thereupon directed An order to be- pro
mulgated, requiring all military comman
ders forthwith to send to him AT Hilton
Head under guard all able boiled male
contrabands capable of bearing arms
The result was that three or four hundred
were caught aud brought in. bur such
panic was creaied. and so much trouble
experience, d, that the General was Obliged
10 coantermand his order before il was
twenty-tour hours old. The fact was
there was not within his control two thou
sand able bodied male negroes In all, and
nearly all these were needed in the Quar-
termaster's Department, and on the plan
tations, and as officers servants: and this
he might have known by an investigation
Of half an houi. At length by hard work
some FIVE or six hundred contrabands
were scared up" and enlisted in the
| black battalion, and these have constituted
the army which are to use the $4,000 ri
fled muskets and 100000 600 cartridges
sent to Hilton Head by the War Dedart-
ment.
Again. Cen. Hunter did not inform the
Secretary of war that his farsous procla
nation or order did not bring him sin
gle bakers dozen of conirabands. but that
on the contrary, il SO exasperaled the peo-
pie that additional precautions were taken
to prevent any such result as possibly he
anticipated The General evidently thinks
that 10 all matters pertaining 10 his de
par'ment. the cart should be pat before the
horse, and that arms should be provided
for multtu1n"us host Of contrabauds
freed on paper. and supposed 10 exist some
where in the regions of limbo
We have just sent away some eight or
ten regiments OF uo"ps BIZ W. have got
small arms and ammuni Ion enough to
supply ff.y or Sky regin ems. if they
have not been sp lied by expn-ure and want
of care. When cur soldiers want arms
le. them s-nl for u lew from The Hanter
mnnumeni here
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HENRY CLAY was once pretty good au
thority with great many people. some of
whom have, we fear forgotten all his teach
ings. Let such listen TO him now. The
liberty" said he on memorable occasion.
"the liberty of the descendants of Africa
in the United Sta;es is incompatible with
the liberty and safety oi the European de
scendants. Their slavery forms an excep
ton. resulting from stern and inflexible
necessity. 10 tie general liberty of the
[ nted States We did not originate nor
are we responsible for this necessity
Their liberty. if ii were possible. could
only be established by violating the incon
tesiible powers OF the States. and of sui
verIing the Union. And benea h the IN.
ins OF the Union would he buried sooner
or later, the liberties of borh races
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How To OBTAIN DEMOCRATIC HELP rs Re

How To OBTAIN DEMOCRATIC HELP fS Re
ali ;rai ors Tina lhe, i..-lre 80 hing So
mtcn a. the c'npl te Iia."ya "f j-if Da-
Wis. That all thrir pro rssiois of l.vatv
are hypocritical That rh~ir pc - "t De
y"lion 10 the ems inlinn a il iS is only
clork 10 mash their ha,r.I . he gpvrrr
m-nt Ttar they wnuil wrlc ,me an army
of southern Rebels on ,,ur soil T.is vi!
probably induce hem te - - va a..
ings ia led eXc!usI.e!y by ourselves wiz
out asking their concurrence aS t. time ~
place, aud withou; inviting any Of their
number to make speeches. If this does not
effect the purpose in view, improve the op
por,uniry afforded by recent Democratic
Convention 10 publish all the participants
as Benedict ArnoldS. The just objects of
public scorn and contempt, d disqualified
from occupying respectable position a
mong their neighbors. After all This, they
will hardly fail TO rush in great numbers
to your republican conventions. second
your republican resolutions. and applaud
your republican speeches. al of which are
designed :or the preservation of republican
ascendancy, and the vigorous prosecution
of the war.
This plan has been adopted in Logan
county, and we publish it with the as
surance that if adopted elsewI ere il can
not fail to be productive of the most salts
factory results.-- Logan Gazette.
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DRAFT We Attention is called 10 the
order iIom Governor Tod 10 Mayor Ward
To enroll the mill ia That We presume.
Is preparatory TO dralIiag. We heard Sew
eral express their delight at the prospect
a, it will draw large sums from the pock-
cts of rich ge"tem-n 10 pay for substitutes
and will also compel thousands to shoul
der the musket VIII have been hot TO r ih .
war bur took good care to stay at home.
Will others fought the battles and bore
the burthen and heat of the day.
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be sustained-it must be preserved,
and let the negro take care of himself.
If you would do this. set your heels on
Abolitionism; and when this war is over
we will have Fort Warren for some of
that sort of gentry. God bless Indiana (!
God bless Kentucky! "Uuited We stand
divided we fall"
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tanned, nor the Union preserved, in oppo-
sltlon 10 public feeling, by the mere exer-
Iion OF the coercive powers confided to the
General Government. The foundations
must be laid in the affections of tie peo
pie; IN the security which it gives TO life,
liberty and property in every quarter of
the country; and in the fraternal attach
ment which the citizens Of the several
States bear one TO another as members of
one political family, mutually contributing
TO promote the happiness of each other.
Hence. the citizens of each State should
s'udiously avoid everything calculated to
wound the sensibility or offend the Just
pride of the people of other States; and
they should frowD upon any proceedings
within their own borders likely to disturb
the tranquility of their political brethren
In other portions of the Union.
In country so extensive as the United
States. and in pursuits so varied, the in
ternal regulations of tie several States
must freqt-nty differ from one another in
important particulars; and this differe nee
's unavoidably increased by the varying
principles upon which the American col.
ONES were originally plan:eL; principles
which had taken deep root in their socia
relations before the Revolution ard there
fore, of necessity. influencing their policy
since they became free and Independent
States. But each State has the unuues
:ionable right to regulate its own interna
concerns according to its own pleasure
and while it does not interfere with the
rights o! the people of other States. or the
rights of the Union. every State must bt
the sole Judge of the measures proper lc
secure the safety Of its citizens and pro
mote their happiness; and all efforts OF
the part of the people of other States tc
cast odium upon their institutions, and
all measures calculated to disturb their
rights of property, or to put in jeopal d.,
their peace and internal tranquility. are il
direct opposition to the spirit in which the
Union was formed. and must er danger il.
safety. Motives of philanthropy may b.
assigned for this unwarra"t4ble interfer
ence, and weak men may pers uade them
selves. for moment, that they are labor
ing in the cause Of humanity, aud assert
ing the rights Of the human race. bul
every one, upon sober reflection. will Sc;
that nothing but mischief can come iron
these improper assaults upon he feeling
and rights of others Rest assured ha
he men found busy in this work %
disrord are not worthy Of your confilerce
and deserve YOUR strongest reprobaiion
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4. hAcDo4AIn

RAJ esrstc agent anu notary fus.ic. oaic. !.
cksOn'- hardware store, Plvmoath. In
Dfass leeds. mortgages. bnnd-, MI arr
ment. sells 'ands, xan, titles ANA .urnt-i,. +.
abstract he same, pays taxes and redeems
land cold for taxes
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JOHN S. BENOE

Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, Knox,
Knox. Ind.
Collections. Tax paving and exauination of
Titles, promptly attended to. n3-ly
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Attorneys.
REEVE s. CAPROn

attorneys ;nd NOtaricS, Plymouth, Morshall Co,
Ind, practice IN Marshall and adjoining cOun
ties. Refers to Bahcock x Co.. Phelps, Dodge
X Co, New Y orll. Cool y, ,Farwell * Co, Go G
4 Bro, Chicago. London Co., Phila..
Benette & Co. Pittsburgh, Hon. A. l.. Osb1
Circui. Judge LapOTt, Ind.
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A CURIOUS RUMoR.--The Paris Pstrie
says the Uni ed States Government has
offered To purchase The province of Sonora
for sc, 100000.
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DR.. Z. A. BORTON

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon office over Pershings Cos
Drug Store, in Dr.. a. q. BOrton'S Dental
Rooms, Michigan street. east side corner al
C;ano, where ne may be consulted during Oilic9
hours.
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DrsiGs1...i~t-. -.
G. BIAlN g. Co
Watc!lInsst<er-.
JOIN M ECE kkER.

Dealer inv tches, clocks and jeweiry PlymoutI
Ind, keeps constantly h.,nI clocks watches
breast pins, ear rims, finger rings, lOckets. etc
manner possible.
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homeopathic Phvsicar-r ticu'. attention paid
to obstetric practic m chronic diseases Of
womcr, sni Sca~. II l'ren, Office over c.
PALMS. .tor-. Cen Michigan and Laportc
tsreets. whe ne nav ~ . ,1-u'ted at all hours.
O2. , BAIRD.
Gr1dlt 8. !. e. - Neiic1i College, resi-
dence am ~: Z 80. .r.t's lIill. Bremen, Ind.
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fSai'berin2..
MICH al GirIZ,

Barber and hair dresser, West side Michigan
street over Pattersons storo) Plymouth Ind.
Everything in the above Dusiae IS attended to by
the best style,
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9. 4 i.ssANGGR b. BROS,
Hlnuftetu eI-,t. sons, ts.r les etc Black
? iait'iiIs. - n-I4e nj st.iiHIug lone To order
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Pf1oretor I.1ssete i.Iver,.'' am ..;,a Fl,,rds
{! use Piya. MI In -
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p. ct. ~. "a &. k2. IL. Ti:nc Table.
SPRING AND Sun MER ARRAEG M N p

Er,nruRE OF TRAINS FROM rLYuorru --sr.o,.
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PLATFORM.

We adopt and affirm as our own the
following principles as expressed by
Washing :oii. Jefferson, lad son and Jack :
son. upon the momentous issues now be :
fore the people, and in adopting them we
are for an open, constitutional opposition
to all fanatcal party movements, but es
pecially to all secret political societies or
organizations
The national Republican., 1862-03-10
DEasl0s OE1ICE. Jun . Q, Isel.

f- 10 az 1a0H n Shr 0OsG1eH
.ARpiketien having been macstSAer the aot d 20
Juas, 4Ss for u s.iasus Of the laod Warfsnts Dc
sonbed hsfeih. EhAsA ~ alleged to have bcsn LOST
Or dsstryed, uceoe n hereby given thai, a. the dah
saS:. ~ q I. scsn ;.S Si,r,c; y s.;;a r:s =
No isa ,si1, iof . osrss, Issued under the act Of
0eptember, 1890, b the name Of JQna nafton, and
vaa granted March II 1sSb-M arch 10, 1S@.
NO T,1ss, for 100 sercs, tssued en1qf the act o.
March, lsss, IN the nsme Of Georgen Ms.ren, and
Ne eJss, for leo serss, tasssd ssdss sAs act Of
Msrah, ,IasS, y the same Of narasbN Geek and wss
grnntsd 0SpteDber -, lSoO-Aszeh,b 1855.
he oe3, ~ LEO acrss, ipusd nder the act o.
uAroh, i9ee, = the name Of hmH yshnson, snd
- sfsaA1 yans d, lsss- Marco u, 1sesI
Msrch lses, in The nane q Az gall, widow Of !ose
than Besrd, and was sraatsd August 7 isSs-March
No. 1s7i, for lso ssses, Issued under the aet O,
March, 1888, In the meme Of Isaiah Tashef. minor
child Of Elijan Taahss deceased, and was granted
e. a. 18TH =. ,s @ sSa III, a.,
March, 1855, In the nsne Of Bufas r. woodford.
and wss srsatsd Jsaaary -, lsSs-Asrch u, 1864.
No. 81 $50, for I20 soros issued under the act Oi
March, 1855, in the name Of J9gdse hula, and wa
sf9pssd Ans.st !, lsss-HIch ~ 1853
xSssh' isss iS IL - n..s @ q 6s..sss 18th. ~ and q
wsS grsstsd Ju0 %, lss7-Apss 8, isa "
Of Garsh. 1855, in the peas Of Jacob Br.dtr, ana
w Graatst August 10. lsbs-M.y 3, 1859.
Ne ~ an, for l20 ocrss, issued uoder the act o.
Walter Cole, and was granted Jsnusry d, 1856
- JOSEPH 2. sGSA.s.E1; Gs,',srI:;,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T IsT OF UNCLAIMED FREl0Hr
Il D aov.lani1s nj NV .sss:s sssG ,Rsbspo, Rp
= March 8, lS82: ST
Capt Yates, 2si rest N N'Y vols, q boxes and Dbl
sieSlss pettsry, % boaea ,E1 4 .ha
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Gap. ? asIphy, y.n ALI. Cavalry, I box g
Law fSs:'s "a I;ss ,ss. IN vsi ~ q. o'1
91S y Tssd; y, ;s!t U . chai4 4eu:', I boxer
81 Willis W';. oi; q .9': I! ss, s,,.,,,
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ID reGt Maine vols, l bog .-4 ..
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g g 2 f.Ilsl, 81 Tons Island, bog
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oh VI vols, box
9 n yos6urg 18th y, II box .saf
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GS Wooiruf, ssh Coma vols, half barrel
n hoyls, lb,h Mas vols, I bog nv T7I
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b Csp y HeLseiord I ,th N Y y.ls, box ~
Gen Mccall. Pens kssssyss, u boxes . 90 .
A Love, 44th N vola, box j.. u d.
W II Smith, Soth rsgt, I box ga .rluI .
U 8 Sanitary Com, gboxes and . bills.
- rersons calling for ID freight will pleas
ssy ihst II h sdvs,tised ="
mar Civ Quartsr0asssr and Colgoel
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M avail nEDIUAL BOARD.

BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS will con.
ysne at the Naval Asy lum, Philsdtlphis, ON NJ. rch
mission 70 the Medical Corps Of ths Navy,
Gentlemen desiring p' rmitsion TO appear before
the Bonrd muw make application To- the Honorable
Secretary OF the Navy, stating their residence,
place AID date Of birth, accompanied with respect
able testimonials of moral character.
Applicants must not be lees than twenty .Onc nor
more than twenty six years Of age r-f''...
No expen,e 10 allowed by Government to Candi
dates attending the sessi0ns of the Board as sue
oessfsl examination u o legal prerequisite for sp
pointment In the Navy. t'I,N
mar 6-eod2w .. ...
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nR. In L AHD'S .'a' rrI
= Anti Rheumatic Band !
'... PnHAHaxTLT ou8ss
6HSgkA1ISk, - " savsoss fwns, -a..
.i.r 6OUT ouA NAURAL0A, 4.
SIIFyNkGS sssd NKR VOWS AEyDC71ONS
IMPURITIES II a. BLOOD,
AsdAs IL A6ea q k~csy. Il

ns oonysaiently sirsa4ea Ban, or ~, COZ:
taiuipg 0 inedicated o0nponnd, to be worn iround
the body, about tho waist, HauALLI AySnoyiNa ALI
rARrs, sAWsn~ 1e diaass ssy b, Asd oaa b. worn
nttAOg ss1Srr 70 the mns dslipss person, 49,. =
by this trsatment, he medicinal properties con.
tained In the BAND, being Of hskly dromGtk ana
unlotis ndsrs and capable Of being raaddv absorSsi
ArOseA As pores Of As tim, come into dissa cclsa with
the BLOOD and eseval civossto~, without Arst pas
ing through " ptossse q digestion. which would
but 70 impair TIE internal Organs and dsrsrge the
4lssiiop hlsp5th ayoidins the tsr.e.. sfsas, %
eg,sa ews. hy ysyyytN s.d sq4aiiav Ae errsaSqs q
IL rke fsd, esd rsasrtrg ~ parts deecsd b MaiAy
oosduioM This BAnp y 8lso moA pe,eaJla 70 AN1i.
AIssu.IAL AsEst !" nd vii ~tSslv rdsss The Sys-
KodsnU esssS are cursd b . few days, sad We sre
soustsntly receiving wsosssd tsstimoniaisto which
W tnvst inspection At our 0fhocof their ehoaoy n
Sggravsts1 SaAaS Of long AasAtao LE.T',7
tfrice Two Dollan Bent by mail upon fsosipt od
MOI bH expdSo evefyNhere, with n aAesasa1y -
friSkioas, non ths peinnipaf once Of 7'f WV
an q. Smith 4 CO., ProFristors,
r .n.. ,g..rs 4o1 broadway, New York.
n. D-Desyiptbs etycsaIsys sfnf free a.. ~
~ This band VIII not intssfsrs with the soldiers
ds'ies. p lH Ha.rH H-# Rsv tt-ly
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ness VII m g e11lDG0U - y ~
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m, sSr M 81 ss Swts ~ l%m sSS = NSW es yoxx
Iis scs H:ffso w.iiissssI =. ;ss Il and
r. foR !. .AksafoTIssp1s ;saa 81 ? e ,U.. ..d TN.
roe HXRRIsbpRG, md tks NORTH and
WEsT-lsavs wishiSston Of q. m, aad Or
ron PRsDERICK-As,.Aoa 10 .. M, snA o pm.
90. /. TAAlNB aOvnsa MONTH. g.,
;Sssf ass ~, Wass,nsscs ss;'. e, !. a.. Z
49, zsssso 49, sssss.iSs iss1. " Va -. .s
- =: l: = s.sSss: ~ :. - ...s & - ss:s :ss
~ u let "a lSi 1.s,s ,s.y. w.A!ns.e. ..ifisn.
4Tv, ~ A)3sP% 80 p n PAiladslphlA ,sT
fSilsS:ipss lssia i.sys wssslss.os 4. y. m,
ss,d1ae nhieaners - 10 . n, and Rhiladslphis
h lAAse.ess AsssIRunods..., leave ws,Siasts. 400
% =. ANN a 4SAenoEs % ., - no oo11s. tiqns
= Bsasncfs, TIM y ths Afssrhooa IcoansStsn for
Eysslel nsrs.s lssts wssAangsc. ? , 1. Ar.
fvs g 1slspsess ~ nj fhiedslpAis p. u;
% sssdsys, lssvs waaIisSsss = seaad soep.
!. lR SU u. m.4oM iroA ~ e4nleStqn 4oo0neoW
hfoskh % nsv York svsly day dAh1g ~ week.
kdu ba4. TRAlNs MOviNG SOUTH. s.Srg5.
Lave New Iosf Of I Q. n Phila6slpAiA H. % ..
II halanHs AooP, Arrivsat wsshinStoa $50
Lave nsw Ycrt At s.p N. Philsdeiphia 1o.scp.
D., Baitimoss ! % -. Arrive q Wajangto1S, !, b
Lssy. nav rest .. Il ,. n. rhll.dslphis ssea.
n Belunnre 7.ss .. n Arrive sf Nashisston
Losi Assoa.oda,so. Tran. .issv, Baltimore q.
"a, z. nd 4.9sp =. ior washinStoa arrive there
UGM A. y 2: "a. ru.s, -.
z .se I:sssl Il l'ss sSs.ass'oa: ss a:1 a.
n ~ =. H b1N g'iig,T ..iu}t Ji .usni eep1-
s,raaeaser TRAINS lsaytng Washington u 74eA.m
And Ato 3. =, anA naltiGpre q f8b u. and ABS
tp, make dlfeet eoassotapla for Anuspolh at the
HsIay for Ffsdsiicf, Hassistown, 40 ~, except
iTSss issys Anaapcas for Baitincrs and wash.
Passenger Trains leoving II Naahiastm at LOO O. m
1ia. y. nd D. n, and 6altnefS at 40 sad .36
Q. a., WIN aep oNy Al AyaaDeSb yunottoM, 5ct.l,.
Way Passssssn n1sttste ths Acoonmsdatiw 1fains
fr.ins viii havs Washington and Baisiaors
ygts uow esrd tsss, xceptiak thst the 30 o. m.
78s .. and p. n trains viii visit 90 nisutea, II
necessafy, to secure the PasseDssss and Maih ffon
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
special car, with an sttsndaut, with beds, will
leave Washinaton twise week for Philsdelphia di
rect, at II .. m for the accommodation Of sick snd
wounded soldiers. ~
abs Mastsr Of transportation, BAIT
The national Republican., 1862-03-10
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The national Republican., 1862-03-10
NJRW iNvENTlON or. AnTiFICiAL
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without mstal plate Or CLASPS, By

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90 Broadway, Nev York; and 800 Penn. syenue,
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sdvAntaees Of his improvsd system:
lst TSstsslk Of hs vii never oorrode
not charge color * any ssids' andsrs rssiourth'
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srti1eiai oass can b Inserted over than.
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yefN, " 10y q the Arst Chsntsts and PhyGoians
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nstal Allng with which tbs most sentative tssth can
BE- Alled without pain, and ean baih up perfect
c.ssa tecsh g any dds soots, whtSh WI Last
ne fsfsrs 10 ths following gcntlsaen: Dr. v. Hott
pI. Dersns. fros..T q S Gns1sI Z. 4:
Enisrsiioa Co. OF New York; Hon. Judge wsype,
Of the Supreme cosrt, Of wsshiaston, D. o.; and
tbousands q othsrr.
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