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DENTISTRY.

A ASSsrHhrIc NITROUS OXIDE
veno soe OF sh Son oxide
no, aashnG gss sa, strictly snsshss Sse1 sn'e
sH aS Gas sil6 sas a
% Paisg Ts..l s.a and .Sasi. zen q
DR. hoYT Benus, 900 Broadway. near rsonteih sireei
A SET or TEEUB IN THREE HOURS -EyrRE SAT.
'so0e @ OF no pa a. 2 sS s r ss1nc f
teeth without by nitrous cIidc where others are
Weighed lower .eis equal to gold from $40 siS $50
better way OF Inserting partial sets of teeth At
Pine gold and p.tina sets, bound and capped, with
ZINE gold Piiines a, 23s sinh avenue.
and calling in the morning have their teeth Tho
oncs hour. r. IA IN the morning ,n night at 2s9
siiih Avenue between Fifteenth and sixteenth streets,
A o." even,h sireet.-Te.,h handsomely Inserted, IS
SS r Pers, os s.sns r'n y i.ns f.h .rse hsa pe
1yey whSSl rAln - .so me "sAe'
RriFIcIAL TEETH.-oNLr 81 BEAUTIFUL
a dne gold and pls,na pure silver and vgcanite
oSseI Ss% So sSG yst1s 9. r.. II S
puy extracted v,,hot se eas pain: sold pure white pa
Once I sIih avenue eeveen fenih and Eleventh
DR. LUTHER Dentist, byears established.
AKuTIoIAL BEAurlrrL GgMorypE PATENT
cen i'' 81 sss ..eR rh 900 R So 81 slscans ssh
'rous oxide gas without Tan, The National Denin IA.
cry sixth avenue corner twenty second street FNe
premiums awarded DIR. MANSON, neniit
RTlFICtAL BONE FILINGS ron DEcAYED ANp
~ Tender feslh-Oi1 and broken teeth buii ~
shells g. hing teeth and varey OF CAVITY ed
without pain and warranted by the dlsoovcrer 81 his
rooms 9l Broadway above Seventeenth street over zen
thousand Testimonials from physicians chemists and rsrt
EoLroN .......
ofrt atrt nov Nir Orldo Gas a. nonA a.
q y COLrOS. JOHN ALLEN sos
- H. pIFFfs 4 BROS, g5S GRAND STREET NRw
y Y,ls alt .f7 Fulton street Br0Jklyu, arc svfracinr
fc, -csgoy without, rar ~ 'h" 70" - nitrous OXIDE
eNf4arlIrg when a. aH aI 10
i.sefr4 rlry are asn inscIt.ur f.l s"s o. rosu On
t.f se.. P.i o. f-1i silver sU b bier fIn Part a.
49,. oIfoii 32 aNc.. 81 t.f aenrT. '- rr'1
irp .r.nHfrtFue -uttfNt rtp rvo
II W .e.u ,..r % nT. II LAY
fff.t .f'. no fIr.nf Hf.| f.1 N'n.a rH tr HrN t
rhetrfrfv ~ Hr fH, Irn .arts- au f"tr h'n
frollt .csenc SlsamrI l.iiriV Nv sA.taaJ ,.
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A&'EROLOGY.

A BONA FIDE PSYCHOLOGIST THAT EVERY ONE
II can depend on is Madame WILSON. She tes the
object OF visit and of most
pelOus undertakings Al 59 Allen street, between H0us-
ton and Stanton streets, over the bakery.
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The following table gives the aggregates Of The
rtatements of the associated banks Of this city
nlncc the 18th Of October:-
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VUHO WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE THEIR FoRTUNEf
w Gs ye. and all, 10 Miss w WELLINGTON, tho
renowned Engs prophctess universally acknowledged tho
OF all astroogists who those
who consult her, health wealth and happiness and
TO them Information OF the impor-
ance relative to lawsuits journeys absent friends oves
ship hidden treasures enemies and Iou-
bles-in fact ali affairs life soldiers learn your
doom gorylife death. If you seek prospe
felicity your delay TO address by letter
this highly gifted and beautiful young LADY, lo sixth ave-
this city has genune Roman and Arabian smaps
good luck and business for life
Lucky numbers given also highly respectable refo
Drunkenness cured, and unfshfu wives and hus
bands reclaimed.
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MEDICAL.

" MAURICEAU. " D., PROFESSOR OF Dis
a. eases OF Women, conhnrs his practice e,csvcY 70
the treatment of females Ladies' rely upon he reme-
dies being nfaibe in all cases Oace l29 Liberty stieet
The Married Woman's Private Medical Companlonn By
Prof A. W Mauriceau viii satisfy any LADY OF his sk and
experience appertannE t1 Complaints peculiar i her sex
Price 81 No. Nesey street IL Ann street, and
At his consulting licc, 1919 Liberty street
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1EADAMK ROSA Is NO WITCH. NO HUMBU9, BUT I8
M OF all the OF astroogy and pamstry;
cairvoyant; when that state she IL enabled to
visit unknown lands has unseen power reveal an the
m and future life ha9
mystic charms that reclaim truant husbands ana
lovers protects the brave soldier the battle held
from death Residence SGT Second avenue, Thirty
fifth
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POLITICAL.

1TH wARD-A MEETING or THE FOURTH WARD
Democratic Union Association will he held this ming,
December at $40 Pearl street Members requested 10
attend. BY order. DANIEL LEANMr, Preslden-
FRANCIS RyAS, Secretary.
71IH WARD UNION ASSOCI ArtON-A SPECIAL
meeting will be held Tuesday evening, Dee. .. a. "a
O'Clock The attendance OF member il particularly
questeo. JOHN LEWIS, President
Isaac Hicks, Secretary.
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FURNITURE, r,


A y ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
n nituTe for saeThe properly Of familv leaving the
city The subscriber relnguishng Housekeeping, will sc
lots suit purchaser all The Furniture contained In his
residence ll3 West rwenyih street. Sbth avenue,
vn-Pianoforte. Suits, Bronzes Bookcaie, Paintings,
Drawing Room Furniture covered III brocaeI
Brocade aud Lace Curtains wood Chamber Furniture
suite; Buffet Extension Tabe, China Glass and Silver
Ware. NJ. MiDDLETON.
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Tic decrease in loans and the falling OIL m de-
posts, AZ will be seen, light compared with
ibe reduction in both Of those items which marked
tie statements Of previous weeks. The reduction
the amount Of specie on hand, as compared with
.te statement Of November 2s, is only sass ,4s0.
The exhibit is more favorable than any that has
been made since the 18th of October, that being
ae time at which the contraction IN loans and dis.
counts commenced
The receipts and payments at the office OF the
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

NIIE BEAUTIFUL MME LIE NOIR CAN BE CON-
i suied ut her Matrimonial, Agency No. 50 West Thirty
sixth soei past present aud future uooTs
10 A. NJ to IL 7. NJ.
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nODs FOR sALR ONE PoI NrER DOC, THOROUGH.
~ y broken one Nowiolndand, ra'rd i;alan grey.
hounds Bull Terrier, large NcwfOundand Pups black
and Pups three mouths 4. weighs one ponud also
we tacl aud var Terriers and scotch Terriers an ~
pu4rst breed and Cr reuf ratefs Pair ra rven II
Poo.rvHft street aTsi fo0r JOHN RAY.
LTEArofe lrrfFr go rFCK 9ftr TAr ALL
Y ue c.o rr trcf fs arid g'ls. F'iefs ftf1Hie
E4uIt usv Nrt S. O,g b.sllct ira.rc. 1c Nedi
c.uts fDr 1' '...s.rr
glN rI. .F1Es TAyrEu-fr rOnNtr .uNyf
t1OV u.r I.ll lru miles 'tHn Lufytaultl stfroi g.
.tl f.u. It"E.lr s suuc :
JOekrh IV,kk. ffcyueloS
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MODES DE PARIS.
N Madame WALTON, $50 BROADWAY,
Is constantly receiving tper European seancrs the latest
and pproved patterns Partisan Hats The ladies
tention in New York and vicinity is particularly invited to
facility manufacturng made OF the
materials and latest style, at short notice.
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NOR SMOKY CHIMNEYs USE BUrLER'S PATENT
Il Chimney Wind Guard once 80 White street
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l1D .r.HHfrtFUe .uttfNt rtp fNN
It . e.u t-- .H4. tar 81 nr i Jay
49, .ft ffF ffr.rf .f.f.. f.1 t'Hr.t Nr FaF 4
hesrfuiv iu ~ HIs .',. .r larts-au rt .se nin ~
routv. .1stnc glsaHfrl D.yirtV Nv AtanJ ,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-05
DEMOCRAT & NEWS


In 90 extreme corner Of IN inue,
room have been discovered some human
BONES rsrc thing in Po.npeii, wLere
most Of the population hsd time to es.
cape. Further re.cai cbes- and j, was
intel cating TO observe With what cx-
IRENE care and delicacy they were con.
Quoted ii rev. aisd yet others, until the
skeletons Of Eve persons we're visible,
tonr women and 40 infant, oil crouched
up in q corner. The sex and age Of the
victims, and the very form in which
they we're found, are suggestive Of IN
cidents and suferings which would
promise materials for 40 affecting tale.
The aims seem TO have been cIssped a.
# oil hope had been abandoned, and
they bad come there to die, whilst the
legs we're doubled up with the sgony Of
their sufisrings. The mouth Of ONE
skeleton was open, oistendcd and hard
must have been the lsst expiring u.
forts Of that poor person. The infant
WAS in the extreme corner, where .
mothers love perhaps had placed it, in
the hope Of ito there foding greater
protection from the storm Of ashes
which ~. raging around them, and then
penetrating into the most eecret recesses
Of every suiiding. Poor, helpless wo-
men (! t..ey we're too weak or too feel le
to escape, and had been abandoned by
husband, father, brother-by every male
trend. There were bronze armiets or
bracelets round their feshiess bones
and BY the side OF them lay what we're
evidently the remains OF . purse, in
which had been enclosed twenty silver
Roman coins and two copper coins. OF
course, the material Of the purse was
imperfect, and was reduced 10 mere tin.
der; still the texture was perceptibls,
and this it was which contained the bur
ried gleaoings Of the unhappy party
There we're considerable trace Of cloth,
too, in the ashes, all around the bodies
or skeletons--that is to say, on the
ashes there were impressions ~ Of cloth
Which had been laid over them, and
then exposed to fire. The probability
appeared TO lie that they we're the
clothes Of the wretched fugitives, for
there we're impressions, ~ it were, Of
folds.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-05

THE Pr, nee or WAlxs.--The Prince
of Wales hasn't vet Gown bis wild oats.
tie was 10 Paris one night recently, on
his way to Lille to meet his eweetoea,t,
aud put up at the hotel Mirabeau, re-
fns,ng, so it is whispered, to 60 to the
Embassy or to Compeigae, as he was
travelling incognito. With one Of his
suite, gay hoy like himself, he went
70 the evening to one Of the dancing
gardens (Iabillel, had jolly little sup.
per Il the Ma son Dorss vi h couple
VI Du,chesses they met there, and did
not get home until ever 20 much o'clock
q the morning, il he did II all. Shock
ing. positively shock rg, in tho destined
hu. band OF the LOWEST maiden 10 Den.
mark.
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GREAT TELEGRAPHlc FEAT.-Tbe
message from Fan F'sncisco, snno' nc
"g the capture Of the steamship ARIEL,
received last Saturday evening, was
transmitted over the teleg'sph,c Ines
from that city TO New York in les. than
NO hours-a dis,ance OF over four thou.
sar d mica. The despatch WIS ,eio-
staphed from Sacrame t. to Chicago,
= distance oil tao Thousand four hundred
aud fifty m les, direct-thst is. w,tnoui
being repeated at any Geographic tia.
lions. There is no doubt, had tho wire.
bct~een New Y ,rk aud San Francisco
been unoccupied by o. her business, tina,
he message would have reached tha,
city ut an earlier hour on Saturday a.
ternOOD.
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TBE OPINION OF oU9 SOLDIERS ON TIE
LATE BArrLe.-Speaking Of the late ter
nble defeat at fredericksburg, q MAssa.
ebusetts volunteer, who WAS near the
scebe Of action writes:
"The soldiers here think that the
fight was on our side a great bu,chery,
and are down on those who led them
i"to it. tel! you the feeling is grow'ng
stronger and stronger in the srnv, that
there has been enough bloodshed, and
sometimes, yes, ottentimes, | wonder that
the Power above does not interfere 10
stop this prolonged butchery'"
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. rTon NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
A ana ). wary Public O6ce on Irsdy street.
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Ia , stirring lyric, written aud set to
music by Mr.. Richard S. Willis, he
says:
"Twsnty millions held ~ bay!
Why, Mortimer, shyf
Less than half maintain the dsyi
Why. Mortimer, ~hy?
With the sturdy iron will.
With the pluck, the dash, the skill,
With tho bIooi Of unker Hill,-
Why, Nor hmsn, why p
The "Why, Mortimer, why" is moth.
ing more or less than 90 overdose OF
Cabinet.
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between SEQ md and Tnird, Davenport, Iowa.
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'nFFICES AND vkkY LARGE R0O1S u =.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

WAsHINGroN, October 20-The Govern ment
has otfcir advice from Burnside that his marches
and victories in Est Tennessee and Southern
Virginia are emlnently satisfactory, and that IN
almost every case the rebels have been whipped
and routed
Gen Burnside declares that there is not more
loyal people living than are found in East Ten
nessee.
An amended circular has been sent out from
the Provost Marshal Generals Office by which it
appears that Tor every recruit who is n veteran
volunteer, bounty aud premium amounting 10
Si2 will be paid. and 70 all others not veterans,
S3u2. These are for the old organizations. The
object i TO encourage volunteering. AS those who
are drafted receive only 500 bounty. Men en-
listed under this order viii he permitted TO select
their regiments which, however, must be one of
the old regiments in the field.
Thomas Jefferson Boynton. late United States
Attorney for the Southern District OF Florida.
was to-day appointed Judge oil the same district,
in place 81 Marvin
There seem 10 be a well founded belief that If
anv change >hall be made, Gen. Grant will De the
successor OF ROSecrans.
There l. probably truth in the rumor that
Gen. Meade is in hot pursuit of the rebels, or that
they have retreated beyond the Rlpidan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
Er0lll CnirN.

CAIRO, October 2O-The steamers Anglo
Saxon and Sunny Side, with $50 bales of cotton,
arrived Yesterday.
The Memphis Bulletin of the 18th gives add
tonal particulars of our military operations on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad Our force
at Colliervie was less than 50) without artillery,
commanded by Lieut.. James. of the Sd U.
cavalry-a member of Gen Sherman's staff, and
not Gen. Sherman himself, as WAS previously
reported Opposed to u were eleven rebel regi
meuts under Chalmers and Richardson. number
ing il j. said. $40 men. with nine pieces of nrtil
lery. Our loss is 81 killed aud 81 wounded and
missing The rebels loss i about l59 During
the pursuit of Chalmers by Co. Hatch, the for
mer was overtaken by the la ter ut lngraha IN :
Mill, three miles south Of Bayhaea. where. after
two hours fighting. the rebels were dislodged
from very strong position, their guns being ad
vantageously posted and their infantry we'll GOV
cred The position carried 10y Col. Phillips
brigade. the 9TH Kansas and 9TH Illinois leading
the charge The enemy lost upwards of fifty
killed and wounded They retreated thirty miles
to the Tallahatchee, where they took a strong
position at town called Piatt. deep trench
has been made entirely around the town. and rein
iOrcements have arrived
The enemy occupied the river with 3.5o0 to
1000 men and pieces of artillery. Col II Itch
had about , 20O men-two brigades. under Coils.
Phillips aud Merrers-and eight pieces of artillery
IN the center
The enemy made two desperate charges on
our right and lett. which were repulsei with con
siderable loss, they leaving their dead in OuI
hands
Night coming on. the battle ceased but about
nine o'clock Col Hatch charged on the town and
drove the rebels panic stricken into the river and
across the bridge. ielvng IN our hands about BOT
rifles and - prisoners. The town was afterward:
burned
Daring the six DAYS ishtng and diminishing
from the battle of COlieryille to this last affair
about 6nO rebels were killed. "A large number
taken prisoners. and "A. considerable quantity o
arms capurei
Little Rock advices 20 the ith say the rebe
army j. scattered In e,erv direction and an ex
traorlinatv revival ot Union sentiment has takeI
place among The people over 600 men have
joined the Federal army ut Littie Rock, and the
people coming in daily aud taking the oath o
allegiance
The official report of the capture Of the rebe
steamers IN Rel River does not differ MATERIAL,
from the account already teIegaphei.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

:, NEw YoRK. October % The Posts Wash
ingtou letter has a rumor that one corps OF Lees
army has gone to Chattanooga. But there are
no actual facts upon which TO make such a state
ment
There i talk in military circles OF an early re
peal Of the three hundred dollar section OF the
conscrution act by Congress This will be urged
I in December. and 1t j. not improbable that IN the
I next draft exemption by money will be impossi
bile Some persons advocate new law liking
the exemption price high as Stoo or even
81 500. and providing that drafted men who 90
10 the army shall receive the money 30 raised ia
their districts This scheme is said TO have
/ originated with Mr Chase.
! special TO the Post from Washington of the
Doth. says
Everything is looking cheerful this morning.
Gen Meade's army is in hot pursuit of the
4, rebels who have already retrelted beyond the
; X pdan.
IL is thought that Gran, will take the place of
=. ROsecrans IL will be remembered that General
; Grant arrived at Cairo some DAYS since from
!. Nicksburg. Ii Is impossible to ascertain the
4, truth of this report
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

THE FIGHr AT Communicable late bat
tie at CUlieryille. on the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad. in which Chalmers with four or
five thousand men defeated and driven off
by Federal force. was one of the most brilliant
engagements OF the war. Col. ID Anthony was
in command of the fort at ColliervIe, holding
it with the Goth Indiana and portion of the 9Th
Illinois Cavalry. Chalmers demanded a surren
der Col Anthony replied that he (Chamers)
must fight for it The ball had just opened when
battalion Of the 18th Regulars under comm and
of Capt. Charles G. Smith came up The rebels
opened on the train as it approached, but the
regulars formed steadily and charged under the
lead of their brave Hoosier commander with
great gallantry. The fight lasted three hours.
when Chalmers routed and driven off leaving
portion of his killed and wounded the field
Capt. John Il. Miller OF the 18th Regulars. long
connected with the mastering department ia this
city, was with his regiment in the fight.
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DISCOVERY FOR TIL
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

RUNNIoN's ART GALLERY Mr. Runnion has
secured the services OF Mr. Penfold, of New
\ Ork. who will be at his post in "A few days
person of artistic taste and skill-to do the color
ing to pictures taken at this establighment Pic
lures taken by Mr.. RYDER. who i ever gentle
manly and skillful in his department of the busi.
ness. and coored by Mr Penfold who Is an adept
IN the art OF coloring, cannot fail to give entire
satisfaction. Persons wishing pictures tor them
selves or friends. can get them al their establish
ment that cannot be beat in this or any other
city Give them a call at No. 1919 East Wash
ington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

FoR SsLE-Atwo story Brick Dwelling House.
with nine rooms. good sizei Lot. on Eat street
Al-o. two story Brick Dwelling House on
Mississippi street. near " ashington 1t Posses
sion given Immediately.
By jacob ELDRIDeE.
Real Estate Agent,
oc2O DIV No. - West Washington st