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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28

THEATRE drama of the Hidden
land will be produced at the theatre
Tonight with Miss Kate Denim as
Capiiola Black and Mr.. Ryan as Wool.
Mr.. Allen appears as Major Wariield;
Miss Lyon as Clara Day; and Mrs.
Jordan as Marah Roche. The remain
der Of the cast is also good. After the
drama, a sOng-"Tennessee, my Tennes-
see,"-by Mr.. Stewart. The perform
ances close with the amusing farce of
"That Blessed Baby" The man with
the baby, Mr.. Everett. % alal-
The drama of East Lynne was repeat
cd last night to fine audience, and, il
possible, with increased satisfaction
Miss Denim was all that her friends
Guild wish for. Mr.. Ryan's Barney, in
the afterpiece, was q glorious perform.
ance. Il is gem of the "drst water
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sTo3K OF GOODS
at actual Cost and Transport
alton.
aI

Their stock consists In part Of the following goods
but as their stock ID very extensive II Is Impossible
TO enamerate every article
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28
SHAWLS.

A MAGNIFICENT stock, consisting Of long and
n souaie Plaids B'oche, Stella, Thibet fringed
Cashmere Premier ALI wool Shawisi also, SILK double
Shawls. For sale at
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 27.-The Nashville
train reported seven hours behind time,
caused by an accidental falling of rock
into the road-the effect of the late rains.
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MERINOS.

a Z PIECES Of the Finest French Mernos Plain
I'd and Figured, Of every shade and pattern, Ext
width, at avery great bargain.
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sPECIAL ORDER NO. 4

A. FULLARTON, Esq, Savannah, Ga
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-28

M. L. ALEXANDER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
Eaein lieber @turler, ibereilt @u& ni&t,

Mein lteber Sturler, abereilt @u9 ni4t,
bic Sanblunoen bes 8rin5en @ecr9 3u be-
urtbeilen. Sci ibm re4tfertisen bic 6Clgea
ielten bic Gcrausf6t.-Der Sulton Ibmeb
i'll. bat iebr sel6ifte &anpniere, nnt ni9t
ale Suseln i6IaSen in bic @rpe Der Trur>
deem Elm. g
Der Seufel, bas III cine sefabrlide 81
fetIu4t, murmelte Sturler 5wil4en ben
j3dbnen.
Sa, laete &ebtel balblaut, uup ba8 Merf-
Wtrpisite an Der @eIdt9te 1T, DAP man
bebauptet, bel Der 9enDunB &Sni9smartS
our 8elaseruus BON Debrec3in Bate Der
Blin3 ni9t Die @rinnerun9 an bellen pers
sansene 2iebi4aft nit Der Drtn5eB BON Gelle
gum 8ewsS9runp 9ebabt.
so unD wel4en anoern 8~eweggtuno
19tebt man tbn benn nuter { fragte Murs
gen perprieBlt6.
Nean UerGT6ert, bab @eor9 bic @raftn
BON Hunntngbeim ltebt, bic lfOne SralI,
Die li9 fir &Gni8snlart 70 often cctnprcmit.
tirt bat, u1b baB CT ibn nIr na9 Oebrec5tn
f6tfte, utn tim bon Der @tdfin 31 trennen,
unb etn .3u9, Der mid in bieier l9ledten
Wteinung beItdtt9t, 1T -
9TH! flalterte Nebtel, inpem er ibn betm
9rm erSrif. 8ebuItet Sure Metnurs ftr
Sud, mein lieber Sturler ; Der Srt 1T
i4ledt Sewdblt, UNI fe laut auS3ul4retell.
SD tenne biele @rdltn BON N%unntn99etm
nt4t, ~entsesnete Sturler, inOem er aufltano;
aber ba lte einen eben 10 tapfern alS i4Dnen
Cavalier liebt uno Der beus ex machina,
Der iber btelem Yaare i6webt, mir tetneSs
mesS lpmputbiid III, uiinl&e i4 BON san5em
6eraen, baB Bel Der g%ntpidelun9 oteies
Dramas Die 8etdnbi9feit, Der Otntb uno
aIe EuSenpen enrlid ihrem 0Obn eupfan9en
mGgen
Cine Trpmmelmtrbel unterbrad plSblt4
Die unterb1ltuns, Der General! rlefen
@ur3en uno &eptel, Der General Stenben
frat In oaS .3elt, wel6e8 bic bret Sfftclere
gu pertafien i'm 8esriff i%fanoen.
@ebt, Sbr Serren, faate er nit tur3er
Sttmue (; oarauf ft9 gu benz Hcttmetlter
Gran3 wenOenp, Der r~e9unsSlps am @in9ans
be8 3elte8 ftane, befabl er: 21Bt ben Rnrs
lamentdr eintreten.
(SprtRsunS fOISt,lE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25

GolOatengelOer, Hsniicnen,
YrileugelDer,
NmHfGm6i9er GDl0 u. I. 10.

Gntlafene Gplbaten, pelGe 2 Sabre Dienft get6au 9a=
ben, itnb gu 500 Sountp berebti9t.
@ntlafene Gplbaten bic nibt 2 Sabre Sebient, aber me-
gen auf benz @6Iabtfelb e~r6aIteHer gGuuben i6ren @bi6ieb
er6alten baben, inb 81 500 8cuHtp uHb 81 PeufCH
6ere6tt9t.
gBittpen FOLDER gol6aten, bic I'M Oient Der Ser. ct.
~sefOrtea inb, ftnb beredti9t 81 elmer lebenSlGngli6em
YenitOn, 81 ber 8pnntp BON 500, alent rtdfGnbiSen
Cob II. |. 10
&inber unb Grben bon oertprbeueu SplbateH, Cpelde
clue gBittte 5uritdteBen) ftnb gu Bounty &c. %beredti9t.
SpIbateI tpelGe Srieg89efan9eue warep, fiub gu Ser
~situnSen bon 8fatiouen bere8tiSt.
Matroien it o. ct. 0ienit iunb 81 ariieuseberH, Ma=
rine Bounty &c. berebtigt.
GIe Gorbeltugeu geseH bic Gegiernng tperben pitnttlit
beIOr9t BEL
RSm. y. &5in,
$50. 70 %. GabettezGt., Baltimore, Mb.
G8 tpirb beutIh geIprpheu. (Os9g)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25

Sts @~lEttertuna bon Baltimore mad alien Sbellen he's sa,.
ltsns Der Der: Staattn TT af bteltr gabn taraer, ais absr
P9noeelppta, New.Y0rt ooer auf igenb elmer anSereu ORCitfe
Sniteranteh wei9e rA Der Baltimore. anb SbiUsSfisn..
1aen" beeienen, Iereen nit ~benieIben SiIoeu unb QpIosn be,
lSteert lUe bic 4aha9tere erltet RIaie, Wel6e nlebr ais 6as
Soppelte 51hleH. ~ ~ """' W.
Ste sDd9ett bteter yaAI baden sspoIlterte @tte. tperb,n IN,
statt5et erlelI4tet, int gDtnter eebsttt, unb es MRS Ben gafR"'
etsfen &ttntwalier bfrabret6t, turSHn es lit fdr Bic 8esueiI.
T9Get hno St4er5stt Der gana9tere lit alien Stlden oefDr1t
Nnt o919et Sapn iabren bic AuSpanbeTer mi ba8 GSdsIHg
nno Stat9te, lie TT BITE etMttg Wabn in bsw
ser. StGateft WeI1e Ampanberer mil ben
S4HslltI9en beiGrbert. Nae dnbereu Yabrrsrr BE-.
l9roera nOb INNER Otetent8en, psl9e In bic gelehaialfE
Staa9el etltuaaNeriI, NIT 6enIangiaRen @~nttatanten. 3IoeT'
~napaaoetsr 9f1ielH 1Mf btefer gabn bic gDaaen pgbrsns
2sr 8anaen Wftie ION Baltimore rad Gtnetnalil nun ,msf
gtet alI Dec 9a1sfn StreGe, SplIden Baltimore unb 81
Ecntsi loptf 3ptlten Baltimore un6 gbieaao tur brel NlsI
Ne@ 9taetHitGtt 9eIon9t man auf befer Wabn In So St,obep
nag CT Souts uno @ttcaSo IN 2 &a9en.
Seoer va1la9er bat 100 Nfuno &spGf fret, Kinbtr psuI
hub gang fres. -" "" : SF'"
Vas @epSG sebt nit ben gahasiersw unb fOp.at nil tbu,u
t9 9letpeI Sslt On oem WeIiinamungsOrte all; lin Sepsr sr.
salt cue 0ei~etntsun8 uter ietn @epa6 bis an ben Oft br
SfMt9e A6entem fnb al ben Serjbiebsuen gtone,
Ntn oef Uapt 1n6eflfuk ung @fnpan6erer Az empEduaen uub
nit tkteni VeplGe Deisr sc ~befSrbetM. Dieff8 M ana els
Horsbeth ben feline enbere 8abn bietet.
8GbEpreiit BON. Baltimore nady,
4o W II %faIs @eNdE fresA
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3eOer. 2eDer. 2eDer.
IN BITE @el&trr~, G5attel~, Sttefsl= mab @bub,
madOer bon 8altimprt, 0aibtngtoa uno 100
thinner Der oBsdes" selelen lptrb.
SD babe test ia eaben nnb entpfanse tdol8 uno W5dent-
It'd frtl9en 0Orratb bon prtna @ei@trrIeber, @sl9es ta gu
febr ~uteorigea Yrefen Sertauieu tam; III Der Ebat. tb babe
ette St6Bere unb SGt9ere @aSpatl, ME tr9eao eth anbereS
3aa8 IN Baltimore, nSmlib iber 1000 Setten @sihtrteber bRn
perIdtebeneut @eUt&t uat ~ preIfen ben 80 Gsnt8 per Yib.
unb bSber.
~GDGIenaQeber.
1000 Settea SemIoG- rub Sat-Sptaeosr WerbeR, wsnH ppu
benz l. Samaar getaait. gu iOIaeaben %Mtetrtgsu grstita abee.
laHenI Yrima enlot-SDbleE!ebe 1870 Gents per pfnn6;
seD6bnItGes %. 16-95 Gents Dat gotIenIs6er S0-ss
Gents; elm 6rGeer 8Orratb BON ibipersrn prima Rips, bon 40
bis SO Gents per Yfmno; aep6bnlhAsS Safe4eber 81 $2H per
ge4; auSgeiu6te5 be.; @oBiebfri printa frtf9ee mnb fran55"
itbeS Ra!bleber; Bateutleper; en grocer @orratb Dis t~teft8eIn
Ralbeber 81 Gur so @ents per Plumb; e0antp, Soubiafai-
fun8 SO GentS pet @funb. Ianaalt eineln grCBe1t, pollen un6
frtiGen &Orratb DON GUubm Iter-g 6ettseileeu. 9sifens Get
~ben:sDelas. SGrtfoblen, Solspf6fetL Wd8elm N. H.; Cob unb
Observation-Disclosures Del. Eal9 unb 2dnts. 'ceItt to Itets
tagfe unb oerfanie.
Dettu tonn.. 9tasr unb Nae. gu
Il. 8. @rups
~RDbaerber,
DsB2T~6W YO. 81 @AIoett Et, gGIti Nfb,A
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49, 49, gforOli6e Gentral Gilen6obn
Serdnberter Tabrplam
mad b em Befen unb Wprben.

Ser@noerter VGbrplGn
mao benz Wefen unb Worbrn.
Gommer-Sabrplan.
In itnb Ia9 bem 10. gpril perben bic 3aae anf bie5sr
SaPu in na9folseHber ggeiie erpebnt:
Bulge nurppirts.
Por6nS 9eqt nm ..............9 t6r Is Nfiu. Wsrm,
SFPreB5h9. y Is M6enbs
harrisburg RECONCILIATION. .......2 55 Whtaa
Barton ........7. 100 Wforn. g gfsd6w
3i9e libp1rts.
Po1t6l9 to11nlt an um ...............5 s. 80 gta0m,
SSPFeb5HB G, Is 0pruh,
harrisburg Accommodation. ........ 1l.3 @orm,
Partton 40 0sorm z On 0somha
9er I'M $50 @6en6S ~absebenbe @rpre6,us pirb nnv
an ~folgenben fitbli9 bon Sarrts6ura %aeleaenen 9uuYteu
%anRaIten: @OIbborous6, grrf, Sanober SauctiOir, GIer.
a!ont, Partton, W~fonttcn, @9amberSburg unb @cdebS,
bile.
Ner Pofju9 9e9t td9ItG, aISgenpmmen @onntaaS. -
DER erpreB5its. tOn1nlt tdsli&, ousSeuOututem MOntass.
P~alla9iere ftr 3tpii9euftationen Iclten ben Sarris6Ira
rHS YarftOn accOmObatiOns5uS nebmeu.
Pett'tlno @rpreB5t9e fteben senau in 8erbiublna nit
per Pellniploanta Central G~iienba9n in Sarrisburg fur
Y~tttsbnrg, @IeSelaab, Columbus. @tncttts
natl, S~notanapOlts, Sort Wasne, @6icaaO
une alien PlGsen beS srpBen 9Befeu8, fotpie Al @Imira
NIT Der Stem Ypr. @rie @iIenba6u mad alien 8ISten i'm
nSrbli4en unb ipetli@en Oaep gcrf.
= Der eia5i8e 3ug, tpeIder am Gonntas abae6t, it Der
@fpreb5u9 UNI 8 lt6r Is WtiH. @benbS.
ISeSen Sabrbiaet8 unb anberer seAauen unb SerlS6lis
DEN IuStunft beliebe man iN9 an bic 9iGetzOfice in BET
eaISert citation, @de BON @al1erts unb frantlinhr., an
penben:
8. 81. Du8arrt,
Gen. Supt. Der NSrbI. gentral6a6n.
@t. g. gpung,
Gen. Sra9tz II. Baffasier=@eent. V2ob5il
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GaA WOrSem nit Der WOrtbern @ems
trail 8abn. .

trail Sabm.
Ote 3a8e init btefer @a9n 9 Is
BEN Som @alpertfr. Deppt al,
wte fUl8t:
Na@ 6arrt8burA Wjttstmr9
&c. nm $50 WtCr9enS unb Q llbr Nbenos.
NaG 3arrt66nrB mir mm ESQ Na@uttt>
tags.
Yin GOnnta8n 9ett tlOb bsv 8 llbr Abeno*
5n8.
WuBsr tieitn Gtl ~en6atn3aeeu ee9t teben
OienItag, WittUO&, Trettag unb SatnRag,
WlCr8en8 nm 7 lbr elm Dampfboot mad
WnnapDli5 mnb g6elt NtSer Cambridge ct.
Wt4aels &c. &c. unb anbere en- bent Sffli1 1t.
wefl. nfer eeleaenen Yldben.
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Wt6tt8 fur Meifenbe.
Nb8an8 Der Derf@tebemem Ct
enbahnAIne.

Ab8an8 Der Der tebemen Ct
lenbabn3&ge.
Na& @afbtmstun NIT Der Baltic.
unb Sbto Uahn MOrssn8 tint 4 Il. 80 81.
s nbr, 8 Wtn. unb 10 ubr gprmittass.
y y y SO uno 8 u9r.
Scnntas8 bassssn seben bic !3Gae nar
Wtcrsens Tim 4.30 Mnb sos uno Menbs
I'M 500.
Bon Wa1b IN to ge9en bte !9Iae
WtOr8enS UNI $50 800 unb 11.15 Mtn.--
WaAmtttlg8 Inn 3.O5 mnb $50. -- OeS
SOnnta9s um 8 l1br WOretns unb 8. unb
$50 NaAmitta9s.
AW ADJ rttn8burg Gu + r.
Lamb Petersburg mnb Us + re
ling Der YOf3ug pel6er al alen 3wts
lAenltattOnen bdlt perl6bt Camden depot UNI
8. 45 81. MtorSens, ber GrpreB3us I'M $50
Sfibe 3a9e leben III 9enaner @er6tnbunb
NIT ben mad Cincinnati abgebenben 3n9en.
Wa9 6rebert 4 beS Sonntas8 au8ee-
nommen NOr9enS nm 4.3O Wf. unb 9ebt
Tim 7.15 WbenbS bon Tre6erid tptebsr al.
Rad GtltcUtts WttlS.-- WiOrgsns
TIM $40 mnb 9.15 unD WdNmitta1s UNI
las unb 500 u6r. ,@0n @GtcDttS Mttls
9eben 8aee tim 4.4O uno 11.01. Nlor9euS
unb $50 unb $40 Na&mtttass al.
Na6 0tttabelpbtn uh $50 unb
10 l10r NforgenS nno Ito Mtn. $50 uno
s 80 NaAmtttagS.
@n Spnnta9sn sebt Bios elm Bug um $50
Wbenbs.
Nae 3t9e init NuSnabme beS 8.30Ntergens
3u9s lte9en NIT ben mad SHREVEPORT 9e9enpen
8erttnbung.
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Pc Sdume. NGuMe. Bdune.
Mineral w asser.

SASSApARiL.LA, ALE A cID6R
er bsiiea EpaIstat hub ftet5 su patet III benz gOIttnS-gtaS-
itf<aeni opG James NICayg.
glc. 1872 0ramfltulir. 8altttnuge.
gtS 3saslaaSsG DsGben t~sFisnfrtt ms pans s~eyiefert' uab
ttsnea Die 5trrIt S8rlbe, lOsie gneere, msI4e ntt@ His to-
tet Giab saaH bSgbEtR l0Dlth. beriGtrt yia, BAT He bt getaa
Sea ti0 lgOy lfbraedfnbIisu &sSnHs 1ss hjniaasm Girsiis srsai.
tes - sI,e II
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JeuegsUegf1eraDig
tsr 1fpcttrten TeneraIauu8s @eritdernt98ge~
geHifqft ben Baltimore.

TNHTWWIt 2"
s.O. / S~sutbiraBe ~eesenater benz Sua-geb6lbe.
Si Detrabl Der srtDtgtsinen Tb6hsted hes DGnpi- geier-
DcPa isulen!s Rsnsl mir bon eeute a. sI %btIitsereut 4rsge
aet 03atcn. Qn, Gteient1ea, ipeISe Ranier aR6EeI, sDer Ien-
atge 8ert98cnfausi lar eth otsr flsbem Sabre gu perFbern
yifrlden, perset 6ieyut .~ttselabeh, f9 bic Bite nnisrer
,sr1basfebten Rr6rnlen- 4sr>i.t - suieeen.
MWs WsrIulss totrbtn sis btsber prO'apt unb ttsbesaI alSte-
ala u
~ Sotn VI. MO0rs, gr61ptns
DtreftDren:
gsTx. u. BAT, sDa6 gealfsr, Mrahtis Ggrns
sIlsr Name, Stparb q. Wsaien. SaaeS gOinS,
Sautes q, ~aSEssbsn, sSamee y, grues, Srsmtts y. Iguu
Sansaisr OIb. Sasob Erua, OF. Sc. y. Sitse
-, gpSm suteka Rskr
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Baltp. unS gobfo-(Sffenbobn.


a. az Go nsb Vtontda, benz 5, sSanMar 1883 gsbt tigltt Au.
Sn 1"9n5u8 5Dtlben Baltimore ltnb 2SbeeIina unb parEerS.
tolgti wv H"'F''' w"
Werlast Baltimore INN $40 @Srseas uu@ allen 3bsIsMbtS
Wefens unb TIN 9. 80 AbenbS.
Uer Uutectts'W tiIs'a Accommodations, Bug
sept taa6ll& nit ~sasnab&t bs Scnataa, tts tOlst,
I 40 um6 500 Steha.
s'IO anO $40 gasm.
WadI Balbtn9tpn unb benz Gibeu
eeeta pc 8aas MA $50 uab sos u. 10 IL HSrsI,tsss y,gt.
aa 500 unb BIO SlaGaIttoas. ~
az" SOaa'Es aa 80 an6 8.06 Eeorasas,
Scn WaIbin0fcn
nA 100 Htb 600 II. Ills WDtaa. Imb q. 90 100 sBb q. so
MdhAtttagS. Wv ""V W WV
per brittle arb Sterte Bas pSn Baltimore nuO ber era.
~u9 Wnlleon9 Don Satttnetpn baleM az beK NSed-Statiou,I.
Fer trfttt nuo btertt oug bon Baltimore pnb gB0ibinot,t
iitbt nit BET Aaa1DUts Ed6a III 0erbnbuna.
RS- SEeata GitttS, AuSfaaft Babtt u, {. 80. uSsnbs n
I'D an =. y. @~nsianb, ygsaf aa bs Itfftslj;TfF
@AnbeaEatira, S5 IA, ., SM[fh ="
x.aasppttat0aSattas sai.lHaOts.
= =. SpsE SfnefGI-pfNtteIr. tSeh6. liz
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ssg 2&Siesftg fur @tnsUanSecsg,
xsszA steae grranaeruents Far Win.
sD0lsOereg, bic nod bern Wstteu IN ytige,
ipNfIEleEg

B3GSsyGlgs
Hs9a seNts bta .. S~pptsabfs Gn, rstbsu BE gttsocns,r y,
Gt her sosstetn Central Ga,VtrtEreet gfpet 1j,"s,ss
'stt etss Sssrsssag S]tFSretrt. 9tf eabn Sisttt t5ters6 Sfa
SasS!9sau'sa siasE sEseeffn 8prt6ttg, l5 !safaS
etrs Sa5s Hs& beaeaatsi qt3sea, aII u"
gIttSbura, &lepelanb, Detroif, Fort g8agae.
Chicago, Nitlmautee, @jaltsta, Dnbuons St,
Taul, Jtod J&Ianb, Burlington, 9otUa 9!ts
% tsstSfa b.pg9Is BE mis beg s!Ortpstnn Genital 1aga stetao,
: Vtslonth ~ SlpleEs fFu9er els bs sA& an9eri BaadfR
qSa s,f s6 Ds1 Sac 2sl't2jtIt; r Sta SaEa,: ists burg beg i$$saasa
u 500 aitlsa. gas GepiG lntsb bier gr.sI5asfI ssasfsS5 !,
stet xts sa g%ajssssrta satea SeRtnaaaesSft,
Wdds @reif!tue, Dapton, 9iactnnati. 9nbta.
hoppits, 2ouisDile uno ct. Souls
StFbea sbeHisgt paSasters 6~af5sbett aae far Ebs GIstSs
tstnf isettfrt MHlaSpaestDfeu bert4nft. Die Raaaaltrs
teaatn satt essn Z Obj, gsE Abfrbs 10 uSs- 8aa naR Gair
pepfi9tt Y!astn atGti Dtas ~an.tFseg5 a~alaftaIifI % 1stb&g
%Hssh'SfsSe"stHs Ssesss yEFFdsf ~ bef Dffes tfS $9saifg
SgRa&4 1glRee,
9fi2s u.s. 70 6eus-S5sTtst n0Ge Se1fsts ssbaf3.
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ar,sste ssnb Gmtfr6ftete

Dx. StDa0ue'S
3uiammengeIebtsr GYrltp DDu DiEbftrIAen.
SeMast ans %eapfebtem bon BET DsratntteiteH aerstet ais
ba$ ih9erite aMb gelOtBeIle Wtttel Ia bet Setluaa t6a bart-
uadtBen 0ntLem, @rt6ltmraen, HrSu1tti8, @ngbtiiiEtGgelt,
aMa3f9ran9, hIanea Suitett, 5tntpeieri, 9etiertst, iWWo4er
G1laer3 Ia Der Selte tne ErnR, Set3tlDpIen Ober Dersfrant-
petti alsn 395-s BruIt~ nI6 2nnSenis!Sen.
Or. Sw1Dnf'S w.
StiI aulmeageIebter Sggllp DCn Bilbflredea
tefhtbst H9 lsst hssr elm gisrteI SagtRnnSsrto Dor ost 2esIt
Or. GwaYne's
sala~mmensetBter GSrtp pUu Bilbttrlnen
WirS Subersitst aner Der anmttteIbateR aMt4t peh Sr. 8.
S8paaue, etneS seI5tftsG Irjtes, BET feine profeif6nelt 9an1-
bGtn nit bem ~Wij6tiaen g0rtbetI einer ~re9elmdbt9en %utebtStni-
i@ea .Sti6nnS tt etter Der better anS d!telten S9nIert IN
nG9ber etnen reoIIen Eertain in benz BbtlabeIpbta Dispsu~
larp. uno Usr etele Sabre Lang Nrtt IN SolpftNI un5 GIeu
arsgeNB9uS !ehtr Ssaot,
Or. Swasne's
salammsnstIebter SDrup BON gBilbttrIGtu
q oaber saia %snSsrIaifs tsia nstles u~nsepriites Experiment,
ienoern elm b6utg erpGDbteS WitteI, oaS Ia SauIeRbsi ben
8anttIten IN bteieat unS I'M @uSIanoe sebragpt prb.
Or. 9wasnt'8
3aI antnengtfbter @oYrup Dpn OlIbFtrIAen
IL bic n~prisIaeue nab ein3Is a9te" 3uIatnaenIebune bon fe.
usta f@dsbaren Baum, BITE srfte peI9e iemaIs in bieisnt 9anbe
saoerettet mnrOe; HGe bic sin1i9e, pslRe ein rs8eIntabtaer
Ar6t tnoerettef, ob9letb bic Sfautett bon beta1tten Ner3ten Sma
berettehgeI BON 2StIbtiriden ~bei9elegt Fub, sic aber midbt8
mil terer 5erstssnng 3n tban ta6en, nno teIRe Jfanen bet~
ielbsa mn baiGsia9i tnb, Die nber ri9t8 nit tbrer &3ereitunB
81 tbu1 99ben, m, ibnen etret TWf III berl6aHen unb eer-
ntsaeltt oet1slbeA ben SerranF Der Me 9tSta bel iGt0IOIsu Sea
en ~5li5r6sra.
ar. Swapmt'S
tula%ntmengfIester GYgtp bon g3tlbftrtNta
Ber9sitet nj It! baB ibr, Ipene bet 9st5 SerIiopfi cSer
nt9t btaldH8It8 often idn ioats
Sypapne'S SarIapartIId mnb Sbeersptlen
tt Esrbtttun9 NIT ben, @ilbtirf@en Sprup nebutet; tieIe
$Stlen tno elm ihneueS ~retni8enbes Sartrnittel, bas aMs bBft
fernt. Wobnrb pSuiSe @efunbbett EfrseflsMt tUirb.
RtiIaSeHp6ta.
etne Boz Grb per yof frausO ~bsrIanbss bsi @alpians bon
rs @eut&.
Ylat abrsffre 8sisGunesn AT
Dr, ., GmabRe Il @Dbm,
1A4 SGrb s. Str. @SIabeIpbta.
a~Selt0uIt bett
S1aGc H. &Cof, rs Balttmcteslr.
.. @. 9Gttce, 108 gaItimorehf.
p. paienbalG, &rOa6ras uRb GarsDu gaenEs.
q. Nv, &b4It az, gs ~sarGob@ae. YsSl,iS
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-13
DENTISTRY.
e W INV NTION

OF
ARTIFICIAL CLEoPLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or olaspa, by
DIR. 8. B. SIG ES NJ Nd,
go Broadway, New York; and 400 Penn. avenue
between Twelfth and Thirteenth BtG.,l
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Calls the attention Of the public to the fOlowInsI
advantages of his improved system;
list. The teeth OF his manufacture will never cor
rode nor change color by any acids, and are three
fSurths lighter than any other
Cd. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, a. the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
Sd. The roots will be made inotfensiVe and never
TO ache.
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression of tile face, which, under
the old system, 10 frequently dishgur0d.
9th. This work has been fully tested, for over five
years, by many of the rst chemists and physicians
OF this and the old country.
DR.. S. has also invented q white indestructible
metal filling, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be filled without pain, and can build up per-
feet sound tooth on any side roots, which Will last
CsIfEnd examine for yourselves, nov s-Sm
DENTAL NOTICE. FOR BEST
class of DENTAL OPERATIONS, Surgical
and Mechanical, apply to DIR. LOOMS, 33s Penn
Hours for administering ohloroiorm from 10 u
A. NJ.
Special attention given to the regulating of
ChildFenH' teeth, may I'm
DR LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
pFactice Of Dentistry, in the Washington
building, corner Pennsylvania avenue aud seventh
street. Having Aotieed 10 the south nearly six
isetl6n 70 any that may call,
Taeth inReFttd on Vul0GDite, Rubber, or Co.
PiGtS. GhlOTotOFm SdalniStSEed when desired.
Aua l~d
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-13

bAmbUCl WINE,
Celebrated In Europe for Its medicinal and benef
cial qualities as gentle stimuant Tonic Diuretic,
and Sudorihc, highly esteemed by eminent physi.
clans, used in European and American Hospitals,
and by some Of the first families In Europe and
America.
II has no equal, causing an appetite and building
up the system, being entirely pure wine Of most
AS A DTURETIC,
II imparts healthy Notlon OF the Glands and Kid
neyI, and Urinary otgans,yery beneficial In DreVSy
sPEERs WINE
IL not mixture or manufactured article, bat IL
pure, from the juice Of the Portugal sAinbucuH
grape, cultivated in New Jersey, recommended by
Chemists and Physicians as possessing medical pro
perties superior TO any other Wines in use and an
excellent article for al weak and debilitated per
sons and the aged and inhrm, improving the Eppe-
hte and beneflting ladies and children.
ALADIEs WINE,
Because II will not ntoxicate as other wines II
contains mixture Of Bpirits other liquors, and
ls admired for Its rich, peculiar avoT and nutTitivs
properties impArting healthy tone to the digest.
I've organs, and blooming, soft, and healthy skin
and complexion.
WE REFER TO
A few well.known gentlemen and physicians who
have tried Il Wine:
Gen Winhe Scott, ,U.sA.I DR.. Wilson, IIth st. my
Dr.. chi IN, NY. city. Dr., ,DougRertyi Newark
Drs. Darcy Nlcholl. New DE- Marcy, New York.
ark, NJ. DR.. Paist, PhilAd'R.
E5-None genuine without the signature Of"AL
FRED sPEER, Passaie, N. j." is over the cork
Q-MkKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Druggists and all hFst-clAss Dealers.
Trade supplied 10 Baltimore by VIM. II. BROWN
h BRO.
A. sPEER, Proprietor.
VINEYARD-PaBsAic, New Jersey.
OFFICE-2O9 Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA FOY, Paris,
nov Sly Agent for France and Germany,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-13
To Horse OwnersI

DIR. SWEETS IEFALLIBLE LIEIMENT FOH
HORSES ia unrivalled by any, and In all cases OF
Wrenchng its effect is magical and certain. Har.
ness Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, SC lit will
also LTe speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may be
easily prevented and cured in their Incl stages
but confirmed cases are beyond the possibility OF q
radical cure. No case Of the kind, however, is so
desperate or hopeless but IL may be aleviRted by
this Liniment and its faithful application will Al.
ways remove the LAmeness, and enable the horse
to travel with comparative ease,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-13
A FrI.nd In Mood. TryIt.

DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMEKT, as an
external remedy, iB without rival and will allie.
viate pain more speedily than any other prepara.
tion. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders It
Ia truly infallible, and, as curative for Sores
Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, sc, Its soothing, heal
ing, and powerful strengthening properties, excite
the Just wonder and astOnshment Of all who have
ever given II n trial. Over one thousand ceFtlR-
Gates OF remarkable cEres, performed by 1t within
the last two years, attest the fact.