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LYONS Kathairon.

This delightful article for preserving and beau
tifying ne human hair isagain put up b. the orig
inal proprietor. and is now made with the same
care. skill and attention. which first created itsin-
meIrse and unprecedented sales Of over one million
bottles annually! 1t is still sold at > cents in large
bottles. Two million bottles can easily be sold IN
ayear when it is again known that the kathairon
IS not only the most delightful hair dressing IL the
world. but that il eleanses the scalp of scurf and
dandrufi, gives the hair a lively. rich luxuriant
growth. and prevents it from turning gray. These
are considerations worth knowing. The kathairon
has been tested for over twelve years, and is way
ranted as described. Any lady who values a beau
tiful head of hair will use the kathairon. 1t is
finely perfumed. cheap and valuable. tits sold by
all respectable dealers throughout the world.
ID. BARNES a CO..
Nov. I9. 1862. New York.
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WHEELING, Va, June 90.
The State of Western Virginia is now a
fixed fact. Hon. A. J. Bosnian was to-
day inaugurated as the first Governor of
the State.
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AYERS
PILLS.

Are YOU sick hcri'ie. an
ruutiainingt Are ynu at ~
order. with yOur system d
ranged. and your tceiins- uh
comfortable. These syDiI-
tums are Olirn the prvludr
SERIOUS ~illu-S- >Oue ni 80
sickness is creeping uPou you
and should d. aseriei by .
timely u-r 81 the right rem
edy. TS-e Ayers ms an
cleanse rut the disnr,l-rel hu
mors-purily the bloot, a..''
1T the hui,ls n,''ye on uH.l'
structe,I in health ae;uh
They stimulate the iu"et' ~
If the body ntn visorou, a.
tivity. purify the : s'sm if''H
~. ol.-fru-finns hh-li nEtL-
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.
nv Onnrn on rOurT

Or Saturday the 18th day Of July A. D, 1858, be-
tween the hours of one o'clock and three O'Clock in
the afternoon of said day at the door Of the Court
House in the town of Warren, County of Trumbull.
and State of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, as the property of
James Herst. deceased. to wit The one undivided
half of the following real estate. situate in the
Ohio, and is known as part of lot No. four GD and
seven % and is bounded as follows: north By the
center Of Eagle Creek. west by land decided to VIM.
West, south BY land decided to VIM. Benedist and
east BY what is known as the east line of lots, No.
one in said sections and contains by survey sixty
acres and $500 of an acre of land, be the same
more or less. Said lands TO be sold free from dow
er. Terms to be made known on day of sale.
JAC0B :. MITH
Admir- of James Herst deceased.
Dated this 9th day Of June a. d. IS63.-4w
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UNION STATE TICKET.
Election Day, October Is, 1861

Election Day, October Is, 1863
For Governor,
JOHN BROUGH,
Cuyahoga County.
Lieutenant Governor,
CHARLES ANDERSON.
Montgomery County.
Supreme Judge,
HOOKING HUNTER.
Fairfield County.
Auditor of State.
JAMES A. GOODMAN,
Marion County.
Treasurer of State,
G. VOLNEY DORSEY,
Mama County.
Board of Public Works,
JOHN NJ. BARRERE,
Highland County.
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To the Trustees of the Various
Townships of Trumbull Co.

Your attention is called to the Militia
Law as published below, and you are
earnestly requested to act at ono in the
matter. The time is nearly up when the
election should take place-to wit the
4th day of July. We trust that no time
will be lost, but hat the work will be
faithfully attended to. The military law
will be sem to the County Auditor in a
few weeks, when it can be had by the
Trustees and others. We only publish
seven sections of the law; these will give
information for the present.
The Trustees will report to US.
Very respectfully,
GEO. r. TOWNSEND,
GEO. F. BROWN,
JOHN R. WOODS,
JACOB W. PATTENGELL,
JOHN N. STULL.
County Military Committee.
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EGAL NOTICE,

In pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court Of
Geauga County, Ohio, made on the 18th day of June
A. L. 1853, in the case of A. S. Sanford, Guardian of
Emily NJ. Sanford, and Mary Ann Sanford, against
his said wards, the undersigned will on
The 27th day of July, A. ID. 8
at 10 o'clock, on the said premises offer, at public
sale, the undivided half of the following described
real estate Situate in Greene township, No Z, In
the third range of townships. in the county OF
Trumbull, and known as part of large lot No. Il, IN
said township, and bounded north, south, and west
by the lines of said lot. and east by q line to be run
parallel to the west line which is the west line OF
lands heretofore decided to John Clark, in said lot.
containing f~orty-one and 59-lOO acres of land
Terms of sale, One-third cash on the day of
sale; One-third in one year. and the bal
anee in two years with annual interest on deferred
paymentst. To be sold at not less than twO-thirds
the appraised value. Payments secured Us requir-
ed by law. Appraised at 5
ANDREW S. SANFORD,
Guard, of Emily NJ. and Mary A. Sanford, minors.
n. b. The remaining half of the above deserib-
ed premises will be sold to the purchaser of said mi
nOrs interests in said premises upon the terms as
June 2l,-4w, Agt.
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Special Notices.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Pain, Sickness and SORROW known no more, a We
have the EMINENT ENGLISH PHYSICIAN,
now located in our midst. May his prospects OF
usefulness to his fellOw-men in America be realize
He proposes to give a course of Lectures to the -
liens. on Anatomy and Physiology of the human
body, at which time he will give n brief history Of
the Crimean War, under hiSObserVatiOn at SeYasn-
pool. Admittanee Free.
See advertisement Hc.
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Dysentery, Diorrh0a, Relax, Worms

ITWHE u n = "~J"
Your Pills have had a long iThal In my practice, ant
hold them in esteem as one Of the LII apericnts ! hs-
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver maa
them an excellent remedy, when given in small duse BE-
bilious dyssnisry dHd duUThRg. 1Lsir sugar-cuaiin-
makes them very acceptable aud Convenient GT the a.
of women and children.
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NOv.Is.1

SWEET FLAG CHEWING UM-The
known substitute for Tobacco, and Remedy for
Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia and Lung Complaints.
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" uslInBUOn d. Nf TN FeHI IoWo- J
SIR I haSo used your Pills in my general and hs~P''
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lating action on the liver is quick and deci'le'i c'l.
quently they are an admirable remedy los drftiiaciits.
Of that organ. Indeed, l have seldom f'unl u case
bilious disease so obstinate that It did not readily yirid
them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL. ND
Ihgsiciqt Of The Mtu1ae H0spU
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SieiHeadaebe,FOu stonA"e
LINN Dr. dIpard Bond. Balint0rs.

DEAR BRo. AVER: cannot answer YOU I0bdt ~eomPl"tf'
I have eursf with your Pills better than To say "Rh
sua- trent IriEt a pDgtfiue h~sotieiAe- ] plare graz ID -"
denre on an enrctml rathartic in my daily enntr~f Ne.
disease. and believing rs l dO that your Pills ali"Td A.
best We have, Of course yalus them highly
PIrrsnuR1, Pa. Nav !, 1858
DR.. J. c. ArER. Sir: I have been repeatedly cared 81
he worst hsqtlr-ss anv body can have by a disc or two
Of your Pills 1t seems to arise from a hui stomach
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect. ED. w. Pkhhi'".'
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ASA M%ORGRIDGE
As n Family Physic.

From Dr.. z. W. G1TtlVTight, NeI0 OTt~'"s-
vor- pills ara the prinee Of pnrges. Their r~e~i'
Qualities surpass any cathartic we pr>sess IN"
mild. but very certain and en-ctual in their arihin On g.
bowels, which makes them insaltuib'" 10 ~ "a t""-
treatment Of disease.
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Price, Is cents per Box, or S Boxes for Il.
proparod by DR.. &c. AVER g. CO, Lowell. MAJ

SOLD BY, Hoyt & Stratton. Smith 4 Casterline.
J. r. Woods, Warren, A. Chew, BrOokfeld, Fansler
& Cory, Bristol, E. P. Woleott. Pennington,
Squibb 4 Thompson. Mesopotamia, VIC. Savage,
Bloomfield, 5. I. Soule. Newton Falls. Mason 4 Co.
Niles, j. Walters, Girard, and Dealers everywhere.
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Dyspepsia. InnpnrIty Of lhe Blood.

Prom RsU. ). y. HINES, fasMT u Adnent Cht0c', SSA+N
Or. AVER: I have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among ths~s asa rHhe'l To visit
in distress. To regulate the organs 81 digestion amt
purify the blood, they are the very lTst remedy ] have
ever known, and l can confidently resentment thrm p.
my friends Yours, J. N.llMES
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Bilious Dlsorders-Liver Complaints

From DR.. Theodore BeH, 9Ns'v TaFk en-
Sot only are your Pills admirably alapt-l to their ="
nose as an aperient, but I find their beneficial effects uioi
The Liver very marked indeed They have in my prar-
tics proved more eiectual for the cure Of bilious can
pInEtS than any one remedy l eau nennofi- ! SINGER y
rejoice that We have at length II purgaliye whieh Is N"r
Inv the copfdencs Of lhe pTolsssiOn and The PeaPis.
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Constipation, COstfveness, SuPprr>s
Rheumatism, GOut, Neuralgia, Ia
sY. PnrnIYIiS. Fits. etc.

from Dr- J. 7. TdugHn, IdlhtTeIL CfD""H
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills for tst cIu-
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as eficaciOus rs l have, they should join me ~ Hr-ir,
ing it for the benefit Of the nIultituies who suiIss %
that complaint, which, although bal enrugh in B, .-
the progenitor Of others that are wurs-. : Los ,
tiusasss to originate in the liver, but yaHr Pills ait. ....
orran and cure the disease
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WARsAw. Wyoming @. ". u, o.. p. =.

DEAR SIR l am using yOur Cithartic Pills in IA o.
tice. and find them an excellent purrdiye 10 re 4, 3D.
system and purify The J~oi1ddiHs 81 He Ha-t.
JOHN G.. MEACIIAM-
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Z IFE INSURANCE.
In the Hartford Companies, CoEneetieHt and
Efaa. TT. McLAIN 4 SON.
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E1- Most Of the Pills in market cnntIin Hr-r'
which, although a valuable remedy in skiliui
dangerous in q public pill, from the dreadful
quenees that frequently f0ll,w its inrauti"n~ ~
contain no mercury or mineral S~ulstincr wlratcs-t
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T. J. McLAIN & SON.

7 licensed Bankers, Brokers and
Attorneys at Law. Office Main Street.
Warren Ohio.
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From Hrs. Z. 2uaTt, PsysieioR and Asd'n5s, B@
find one or two large doses OF ynar Pills taken. t-
proper time, are excellent prOmOtives Of the Dufa'ef
ION when wholly or partially suppressed, anI -
efectual to cleanse the stomach and sTIyi Hr"sn.s
are so much the best physie we have that ] resH'
no other to my patients
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Tux BASINS Of Jersey City have vglunteersl
70 sdy.ne. ,e q so, 900 TO the Corporstion
,iI mont, INC .hus placing at once At the d,ps-ai
NJ BE- bounty 'o-nf1i tie a-ufrer' sum to pay tho
bouuiiCl Of mes, vh.eh vii be done iInnledi
s:oy.
TEv EroriHrp QroA oftroors having been
furnished by Jersey cay, The recruiting Office, stil
continued in ,hr city TO 'uppls the dsdoienciee in
'hn dun'a fio.rksu MAY grs enlistipf daily. And
u 10 thought Il ~ the quota for lolokcn viii be fllsd
BY to-uIeuov nish.
hurry SAwrs are already enrolled on the
lie, u the p.voris Ri-ic Ccmjspv, nos crsaniling
i.rse City under the eommendAion OF the stAie
suthOgi'ies
Admit TO SrAs A. MoMAS go A young
nsn named N ehsel Bc,lsn ~ss ar'stsd in Jcney
CITY .ic day charged With committing an sssault
sod battery Oh Mr. Tirrcll. residing ., lea Moran
street Is siedse that tho seoussd Who /. board.
III the house. sttsmrtedts 1hke in proper Liberties,
and inse,i1s ~,th a r.bsf became snraged and at
uu,pted tos.ah Mira I. Ths ys1.oner vas committed.
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Thu. s'iuic, rho 10 Ier ccUt sddiroasi u the quo
"a IA, number Actu-lly icqlLsd beng ..Ca, tbs
o-avin,. It istiprt.d viii cou.inue three dsys-ons
.hrl beng dram c,ch DAY.
4"c irsn il the Fire. CouaIsss' nal District, en-
lta,.ur the coIuLes Of Cuo,us, suffolk, and Rich
~ I'd, wi! aiso b. oomn,Acd ca Ho,day, a. the
he.diIalt.r. Of CAl. Lds.n t-oar, tal Village of
Jsm'r.. J..
tuE to>.,UuIoS loAN Thc.s appears
20 No doubt thpt 10, s.L.cI son lo'l OF half
u "u dollar M be al De All -'th 'ult vi"~ a.
.Ehf, Huuts ~fe being made &. ..ur ,i. LvIsls.
IIu FrlIrS ASp vIN ngNrr--1nc & ON.
mon uuDl haNiat p9ssod rrsoiu'ionr oH'ring pa
fnr = r.l'i,u iaN IAN g,.rc and rErnp1 iiretnrn
W Ire ~ o. Drcokyp, ws' NJ NJ all the un or ne
H NJ 'Iu"n, I've u md nj On sct thc Wls'erl p.-
'liC' Is0 p,putm i he'd u iIC.t,r'on "Wednesday
9h' TO bear The % ~ OF thr Committee previously
~ .o.tei 10 consult win n Roa'd Il AdefmCn
Tao uytt ~ 9th tu'ct th,t eli tir'men WIN were
~ IN, ef- 4 he Department p.Cr 2. Jdy LIST, l-t2,
'7s' Win tho a mp.i, vol! he relieved from
IN lr.l. The ulllttpr q ,'ucd tie acton Vi the
Aldermen plIitCtlv "a lsit tory.
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MARINE NEWS.
bon X. > 70 suns. ga A.op r r~.-Hw o7as
Mo,cmcrt- Of ocean steamers.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
srEAusHIPS -vini sis. Grace, for Liverpool.
SHIPS -Fredns., .Qn..nsto-n; vsnFua-d. Liver.
pool, Amazon, London: W Chamberlain, San Fran
oiso~' .IoLn Adaint. Sevsrk
BRlGS- Britsins rrte, Queenstown. Palmer. Per
n,mhuco. May Anoe. Queenstown. John Butler,
Matam,rn, j Nev,ns. = Jaso de- Cnba. w Z
C-afh Piciou, \ :; Fanny, Portland.
sCHOoNrRa- Ea II A Todd, Porto C,bollo;-M
Fais, wilmington; k<bcc. Vera Cruz; / n Thoiup-
'ou. Danvus, ABIGAIL Jennings, Chincotessue; Brli
nets, Ioooat'a- MEXICO: ralAs. Portland q Il flsh-
or, Milford, De; Mllsrd Fillmore, Roston: TrAnat
Den siNfh; Aneis 4 Aun. NAssau: PRANK. HalifaI;
Eliza Hsihs~sy, Uarbor Island; Debonsir, Monctcn,
Is; Jul hslock. Por, Roy al: David Hale, wash
ington Adrian. rort Rovsi: l. Bsye,. " .shin ston;
T = randolph, Accomsc ! q Mile, snow Hill; Sarah
.lntt, fhilaasiphis; h,rm, B0ston: l. Ii Colson,
L otin'; IA v Chase, Hartford
sLOur-- Southport, Coz, for Nev Haven.
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS WIN Wood sard baltimore. An.
thracue, lhisdtp his Falcon, Providence. Concord,
fhiladl lphA Wssicbesiel, Providence. CITY Of Rich
mond. ChNie'ton R.I; rsutonia, ilamburs. Pawn.
for'Iei Monroe: fis'phon frenchl New orleans.
BARK T. II weyer, Pruaian.l uaruepool, coa,.
BEiGs Che.ar'sk Ss~ London A Ross, s~srs-
port kAhnn Providence: William Mary, LinHap-
sCiiuONERS- Rachel seaman. ~ s. coast Of Tex
1a- spginsbok. hach'4s Con sciilor. kondout fer
boston; warrington. Port kv,n for Norwich: Eliza
bctn, Port E~en tor Greenwich y n PreeUan sAy
,ro,s tiy, Nantucket. for Philsde phis: WI on.
B-tou for Atsny5sarah klirsheth. Providence: len
u avrn; ina nd n. BaDsor, Ida, Nes Ilndon Jane
hystic' il.sa hA.nilton, S.r Haven; American IA
acncr Id., Prov,deno.: Tuns Bciins, Iso.inr; W d
Csrnli. Providence; Brandy~ipe, Norwich; J. ban.
i.l' New -sv"n; fame Samuel. Nssvieh; Ella,
Midd"to.Ir Air " ind. Nee Haven; J. b n Reed 81
t,-orre, H., ior Daissarv tity: 4 & Land. PROM
n 20 :; syiyi, Asdi.Sn Ne Rover, i,nssp, d an
l"!e- ,f.ii, Asain. Jes. pb Rogers. Portland CT
IS Anderson, do. j Y 5rainerd, 10.
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WIILlANSEt lGu.

THE DRAFT OruEHrp ~ BrouG,rN. T. p.
The con .cript!oa has been ordered in the Srcond
Conrr s,oual ~ ,r,ct comprised 0. the COUNT town,
OF hinge County and On O,h, -;h, 9Th, lo,h, i-.l,
lita 10Th, I'm ant lS,h wsIi' OF Brooklyn. I,
VIII De c immersed on MoudSs, August Sis,, at piue
O'Clock, A, No. 20 Grsnd sACot, Eguoklyu. H. D.. uu.
der charge Of Provost Nisb.l MADDOX, The total
enrolment in the fret cl,f, is .l,559, from which
there are to be dawn sos names. Thi. siye, one
for every liable be draf.cd and incudcs ,ho
hf,y per cent additional The drawing will occupy
three days
RL.oYEEy CT SI2LES Goops.vls4ls,la
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I'M DGArr ~ BRooNLYN. --Oii..a, notice
has tcan gwen that tho .rstt iii comm.nce in both
,'r:gr.s.ouA DisLiCt. o. h,Hy- County GU Monday
next, the set inst 'fho Sd Is'rct !, under charge
of Provost MNshAl hrorogy, aud the dr~~ing will
n'H ps'e a taJ washington street, ~ 10 O'Clock
AN Fhi ifE'r' coupu.cs th' lat, "a. u, ith, 18th.
ih, lin, th 18Th, iHth. sud 4Oth wards ttho isttsr
included N the llih Ward! Tho quota OF the frst
cass CURED sas iollo-s 10y sat ui..rcts tho mum
Der Of the ward being placed Ia the parallel column
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Truyellcrs' Guide

To Albany, by Hudson r. r., ca warren.s
am, and 3h. and 10 pm. Sunday .b29 = -
To Albany, by Harlem X. r. 18Th si. and
Ivy o. -
To Boston, by New London line, Pier 70, n
T., stoninston line, Pier Il, n, r., and
Fall River line, Pier :, y. K, daily, sun
day excepted .....,,..;... ,',...,,. bp. n
f.. i'd, 18th n. nd ath ea.m,. ~ and D. m.
To lioston, by w-Hsven RR., 9th y and
4th ave, via Shorc Line. ~. d pm, S,ud'y = IN
To Buffalo BY Erie H., loot u Cham trs
street I and 10 a., IN And
To Philadelphia by New Jersey Railroad, Il;
OF Courtlsndt ISL. :, loan, 4, ., II, 1lSp n
u sunday ~ D.
To Philadelphia, ny Garden and Amhoy
Rallrosd Pier 70, y T., foot Of Bsrc,y
To Washington, by New Jersey KR, I, i0s
m, and Z and ~ .. IN, foot VI Court
lsndt ct, Sunday ..,.....'....,...,.-..'. ,hpm
To the West, by Central Railroad Of New
Jersey, foot Of Courtlandt Of, 8 and an.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - md p. N.
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Dovney. domessie. vas arrested yesterday memins.

at the Bellevue Gardens, foot Of 10Th street, with
stou. 800 IN rnoney, watches, escry and clothing
IN nor Ies.'s'on. siolen ALL sed from the houss ~
jams ". Monroe, IN I,os avsDue, Hroohlvn, l.. u.
she oeS - srclcs during tie TEN porary sbsehce Of
the lady Of the house.
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Too Late for Classification.


4 STEADY YOUNG ENGLISHMAN OR
A'terInsr wanted, - drive . mill ruute. Apply )
Laugh. Il. near ana ~
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COLU MBIAS BALM OR

- 'IiH7'I' VI IINlI1 NTI0 7 VTtNI " p
aver NdE, Who's hA'I is falling cut, or those Who
l.N 90 heir tar tICLi sickness or ievers, should
ty IR,LsI'S
COLUMBIAN BALM,
II n NC bs' fimutnt tor the erosth ofthc hair ever
introduced IL Alay all irritation OF the soalp keepa
4 v.,An aud fee from dandruf, csrsc3 the hal. 10
Grow u * ami uNurilnt, and poss.sses virtues I'M.
snosn ~ any other similar Iroptrstion The Ladies
NJ delighted with y, a. 1t highly perfumed, and
requires hut sms portion TO be used on each appl-
cei on, making in the end by far the cheapest pre-
pA'stion iories ng me HAIR nos in use. Manufac-
tlIgG ard ,or ;alr a. 10 south S,cond q, Williams
Drug stores, cor Allen and stanton and cor ave
nus y and Houston At. Price sItt4X n .,Ts p.r
lotus 600
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A WET NURSE WANTS \ PLACE; Good
! At'ftryues. Enquire TOT three daya at IL! ws,l.
iusiuu t'i'~t -
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DARA-iolS CEED-PROFESSOR MIL
RkL Cures govt, nsurassy, rhsumstsm Car.
70 COLLINS RStsi, Cans. 81. Sxth rlys5 from 10
:, ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
DENSIONs, BOUNTIEs,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAlMs,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
CLARK d GAYLORD,
AnSr,.eys and Oounssllsvs a. Lss,
SOLlCITORS
FOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner 9Th and p streets, Room No. .,
WAsHIHsToH, D. c.

This Firm, having . thorough knowlsdse Of the
Pension Business, and being familiar with the
practice In all tho Departments OF Government,
believe that they can Afford greater i.oilitie: to
prompt and successful accomplishment Of busincss
entrusted TO them than any other firm In Washing
ton. They desire to secure such an amount OF this
business ss will enable them 70 execute the b,si-
the hssis OF THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur-
dose they will secure the services OF Law Firms In
each prominent locality throughout the states
all the necessary blank forms Of Application and
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet instructions,
and Circulars for In their vicinity, with
Associates' names inserted, and upon the due exc
to them by their oeaassooatss, they will prompt
ly perform the business here.
II. Their charges will be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIvATES,
and ten per cent. on amount Of Claims for Mill
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY.
~ soldiers enlisted since the ist Of March, 1881
disabled bY disease or Wounds are entitled to Pen
sions. An soldiers who serve for two years, Of
during the war should 1t sooner close, Will be On
titled TO el00 Bounty.
Hy law OF the last session OF Congress, AZ soi
diers discharged on aocount Of vouefs {sceivsd n
the service, since the COmmenoemenl0 01 the War
shall receive the sioo bounty; md Mi revenue
stamps heretofore requires oa623Ht419 application
Il. =; a. :s -. q. :sss .n,
the sioo Bounty. u thsseISenAs sHaov, them n.
minor children, and II NO minor children, then thu
father, mother, sisters, ort91the Srs entitled tt
SS in 'Ssst
WILLIS L. GAYLORD.
Washington, D. c., 1883. mhs-iv
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
NEW INV NTI o N

ARTIFICIAL. cLEOPLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, by
2IO Broadway, New York; 400 Penn'a avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth sts,
WARRINGTON, D. c.,
and aIl King street,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
Calls the attention OF the public 10 the following
advantages Of their improved system:
lst. The teeth OF their manufacture Will never
oorsode nor change color by any aetds, and are
three-'ourths lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth nor roots need be extraeted, - the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
ID. The roots will be made inoffensive and never
70 ache. .
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
ne ne M IstSr .v,t.S p ffsouenty ii d.hsursS
bti This work has bcen fully tested fcr over eigh,
zeal by many of the hrst chemists and physician
Of this and the oldcountry.
DR.. S. and II have also Invented . white inde-
structibie metal hllihg, with which the most sena
tive teeth can be filled without pain, and can builc
up . perfect sound tooth on any side roots, which
will last through lifetime.
Call and examine ior yourselves. nov s-sm