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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-05


The manly sentiments and lofty sense of honor
exhibited by Gen Joseph E Johnston. in the
correspondence with the President, recently pub
lishej. relative TO the removal of Gen Bragg.
have given him a new claim upon the public sym
pathy and admiration and are receiving their just
praise.
The Atlanta Register. while declaring that the
announcement of the appointment OF General
Joseph 4. Johnston 10 the command of the army
of Tennessee, will be hailed with delight by the
army and the people" adds that "he j. an officer
of generous and noble impulses. as is evidenced
by his letters to the President in reference 20 the
hero of Murfreesboro and Chickamagua." We
unite with the Register in regarding those letters
as exceedingly honorable to Gen. Johnston
Richmond Sentinel.
OFFICIAL KTPoRr or THE CAVALRY FIGHT Is
MISSISSIPPI
The following is Gen Stephen d. Lees official
report OF the recent cavalry engagement in Mis-
sissippi:
Holly SPRINGS, De. 6 1862
Via ABBEyILLE, Dee 8
To General j L. Johnston:
Chased enemy. cavalry, 500 strong, from
Ripley INTO POCah0utas on the lst. The enemy
concentrated at Pocahontes aud evacuated Ssuls-
bury on the 81 Two miles of railroad ..estrov Ell
az Salisbury Forrest passed safely over
Routed and drove across into Wolfe river at
Moscow, TWO regiments of the enemys cavalry,
killing, woundng and drowning about lis, cap
turing 40 prisoners and 40 horses, and killing
about 100 horses
The .re-tling between Lafayette and Moscow
(about 100 YARDS destroyed Lafayette was
evacuated and the deDot burned
Ny loss was Is killed and 40 wounded
ID. LEE, Major General.
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- THE NExr CRrsspE The New York
Times. leading Administration organ, said, a
ieS months si~ce, tha, "S.syery, Ike Papers, .
incompatible with the age ard mnst 90 Ores
ies A. Bs0vHson has been looking over the bles
OF tie Times. aaG found this remark in cue %
IL editorials. i sas an unguarded excla nation
OF fanaticism, but it is hnser.bOard that points
where. after slavery, the next agitation OF the
radical party il TO be made Cincinnati Enq.
"a patriotic German. who il 50 improyisa ore
as well IN orator, launched the following
sianza against the radicals 10 the course Of late
public speech:
They say their LIE is full Of hsiy facts
hey say they u 20 10 heaven lsr all their acts;
Hreaiiy they reach that heaven q puTes,
They'll Fob Gods treasury tie same yours
whatever honest difference Of opinion there
may be respecting the poetry Of these lines. ne
HpPrebend there can be none respecting their
truth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-05

PROM GIN. POLK ) DEPARTMENT.
From the Mobile Re gisier.

OXFORD. Miss Dec. II, 1853
An official letter received here from Gen. For
rest saws he has already raised IS, 900 troops, and
they rapidly coming in.
Heavy rains h ave put stop 10 military move
nents in this portion Of the country
OKoLoNA. Dee Is. 1863
The following received by courier this
morning: jackson. Tenn De- g. 1863 Gen:
Forrest at Jicks0n: West Tennessee iii 4; blaze
recruits Hooking TO his standard Gen. Forrest
reached Jackson. Tenn on the Ali He passed
from SALISBURY Jackson amid the rejoicing and
shouts of the people. Wherever he stopped there
VS. an ovation.
Five thousand troops have already iocke'i 70
hi standard and his command will reach ten
thousand by Spring. The people are true aud
loyal mere purifei by contact with the inv .iler.
The country may expect brilliant .mpaien
by the gallant Forrest VI . GALLAwAr"
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STATE. HE VS..

FkANKLiS PIERcK, o. New HAMPSHIRE. a. the
Democratic candidate for President. subject u
the decision Of the National Convention.
Terre Haute Express says tia; W. Ii.
H. TFRRKLL. Esq. the accomplished financial
ami nilIIar, Secretary to His Excelency. Gov
ernor McRToS. is candidate before the Union
State Convention for the nomination of Clerk Of
the S,.preme Court
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done. and Louisiana all be a free State. in the
cuion. hF the Presidents proclamation. What
TIE Do REL voters viii sag - al this =
matter OF not The sligh,es, consequence And
when all the Oh S.ate governments arc swept
Asay 10 The South. how long will il be that We
WI De siioSei . retain our State governments
at tie Nor,hl Its tir,e thai the eyes of tie
people were opeued.
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Holly SPRINGS. Dee 6. 1862
Via ABREvILLE. Dee 6.


The army correspondent o.! the Savannah Re
publican writes follows IN reference to the
movements of JohnSton's late lardee>) army
The belief is sand to be entertained very gen
orally ia Georgia. that the army engaged in
recurring the roads AMI constructing bridges IN IL
rear with view To falling back upon Atlanta
II ving heard that some uneaSness felt upon
this subject, called upon Gen Hardee before
leaving Dalton. aud have his authority for say
ing thnt he has not the least thought of retiring
from his present position; but, the contrary. If
the enemy should advance this winter which he
does not believe they will do he will dispute every
foot of the ground from Tunnel Hill to Atlanta.
He believes. moreover, that If tire absentees will
return 10 duty aud the ocople At home will con-
tinue 10 supply the army with the means of sub
reaching Atlanta any more Than il has succeeded
in reaching Richmond"
From the Atlanta Confederacy.J
TUESDAY MoRSfSG, IL O'CLOCK Nothing
later from the trent this morning All is quiet,
and the rains that have recently fallen will doubt
less check further active operations for the pres
ent. Among the best informe,. the impression
prevails that no aggressive campaign il contem-
plated either side Immediately, and we'll
known and well posted member of the press. now
here from Dalton. is of the opinion that Grant
meditates no further advance before tile spring
The enemy appears IL be collecting in force 1T
Stevenson. 4 ia on the Nashville AMI Chitta-
nOoga Read Yankee raiding parties are said 20
be committing depredations again Ia certain por-
tons oil North Alabama.
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rnnM IoNGsIRlrrs c.lMMANn-

Dispatches from Gen Longs'-~e;s command
represent il lew miles beyond Be,n's Station.
which i about forty miles from knoxville
Active operations IRE fined TO the cavalry
who are Skirmi-hjng with the enemv beyOi
Roeersvi.e
Numerous reports ere in circulation to the ef
feet that the "a nm body of the enemg have gone
- Clinton Tenn. Indications ere uu:avorable
10 a continuation OF hostilities during the winner
month~
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NOTICE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVE THIS DAY WITHDRAWN FROM THE
z Banking Business in indianapolis. and nv recent
partners T. " Ciurciiman and lie che Jr n the
and firm style Of = A. Fletcher Co. have formed
cop triuer>i ~ conduct Banking Business in the
same location formerly occupied by Both 81 these
Sete have been associated WI in this BASIN
for many yrars, End it affords pleasure % have this
oppOTtGly testify ia Tncr int gritty, responsibility
fand eminent business qualifications. hoIe the former
rcIS and pa-rou> of the Ia vi stiil their
business with he fra, aud indors, them the
public worthy the mott ab-olu confidence in every
respect. 5. ~ FLETCHER.
January !, 1854. jan4-dlw
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MEDICAL.
DIR. WHITTIER.

EDRlvATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE OF CHARGE
i'r. Winters Theory, symptoms Snd Treatment
Chronic N-rruuS Urinary and Sexual DISEASES FREE
a PLAIN sealed letter envelope for six prepay
portage Il l. clear deiiueaiou Of ali aud
conditions resulting from the infringement Of the
las, eNees es Indulgence exposures and iprUdences
N married anc singh" lie. avery contains in
sructon 20 ihe afflicted, sind should be read BY every
young person. 10 Keep them OF the shoals on which 9TH
eTS have been broken 10 pieces Anstiven - clearly
stated 10 be under the control OF judiciou- treatment
ane thereby prevent incl iOn - very prolific cause
Of DISEASE Marty every OF diseas- can be treated
without hindrance business. Medicine nj by mail
from obser-a Jon Charges moderate:
tons BY letter at the flee frec; qua snteed
Office 81 ST Ch ,re. street between Sixth aud Seventh
square south % Lf,..eI Hotel, r. o. Box $780,
Louis No Circular Lever especially for ladies' con-
postage. isnl-t&wly
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WAN TED.

4 y ACTIVE ENERGETIC AGENT. IN EACH OF
the several counties ia this STATE sell the Sey
mouT Morgan Self Rakiag Reaper manufactured by
Worden 4 Child, OF Springfield Ohio Liberal commits
sons allowed Address ID. q. tast. General Western
Agent Indianapolis. until the l2th inst.
jau5.d2t
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FROM WARRINGTON.

Great Extent of re. enlistment Among
the Veteran Troops-Coi. Egan,s
brigade Ie-enlistcd for the war
Splendid Record Made by thts sody
of Troops-Progress of the over
throw of the old state Cove nments
-Ehe state Governments at the North
viii not long survive the Destruc-
ton OF the state Governments ut the
South.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

a VALUABLE rARA ToR sALk WILL soIi 20
a for Dairy and xsrket purPoses' ooa'ns ~
scres q two farms u 20 acres eaeh one ms ga. ~
.oolf-- good grave road 20 the c'fy eon-tsnt
strsan q water through 100 acres uneeI
good buildings and large barn, sugar msP 1870,
.d two errharas q apple and peach tee ene " ,orn
.rve ard Of the best cultivated fruit sno eeey
afh~r VARIETY u fruit fosnt veil improved farm 81
It's Ire and position -...- ~ an. -.
prietor-
dsc2i DIV
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ia the Circuit Court 81
the United States, Distric.
Of Indiana.
November Term, 1863.
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NOTIONS, TOYS. &C.
TO DEALERS IN
NOTION MS, T o Y s ,
Fancy Goods. &c.

. Ny Suck rs SOw COMPLETE ~ EVERY
particular for the coming Holidays. visa TO call
Re ,,f-rrioa e dealers in the above gocdr- Having
bought under very favorable circumstance and under
standing The wants a The trade thoroughly BY long
p~riec. will be 20 the interest Of buyers TO eksnine
NV ~areroous ~herc they will hnd the largest variety
goods ever brought together under one roof at such
prices as will afford good profit Respectfully.
CHARLES MAYER,
.o~s-dk~au Ne 70 wss, " Washington strss'
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".
The President and Directors
OF the
Peru and indianapolis
Railroad Company ct. al
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nle0linal.
FICkARDT'S
q A It'll E POW Err.
Thousands are Testifying to its
Efficacy.
" The McfcJM Man is Kind to his Beast"

" me NcfcyM Man is Kind to his Beast"
A FTER years of study and expe ,ment bv ,ho
n inventor, to compound from PURE yEGEr.RIn
MATERI AIS, Il Powder thst SHOULD and MUST take
the place OF the thousand and one nostrums gotten
up and paimed upon the public us CERTAIN
REMEDIES Tor the cure of all diseases which tho
brnte creation are heir to, he has produced the
cne heading this advertisement, and none CAN ms
GENUINE unless bearing Odr signature The
demand is such that its sale has been chiefly con-
hhed 10 the State OF Pennsylvania. but we have
now c0nsum mated such arrange m ents that we ire
prepared to supply the numerous orders now on
hand MS well as those we may hereafter receive
from other States of TIE Union
knowing TINS Powder to possess all the eurativs
properties here set forth, we deem Il tulsom. IL
rade Of words unnecessary feeling assured that
Its own MERITS Will for it a ready sal.
Being composed OF pure vegetable ingred,ents il
can be safely aud Judicouoly given to thai, noble
animal the HORSE. Its elects are uo r,Ivr
rAMPERlNG vi the system, creating bloated car.
cass with u premature shedding Of the hair: but
on the other hand, it strengthens the ,iirestiou
PARTIES the blood Regulates the urinary nr,,n.
thereby improving and protecting the who.s
PHYSICAL condition Of the animal even when in
an apparently healthy state.
10 me Agricultural and Dairyman it is an in
valuable remedy for their NEAT CATTLE Inbnrn,
under lloOt diseases, HOLLOW HORN AMI
other OF the many complaints to which they AR,
ilnole from suppression OF the natural secretyns
MILCH COWS arc much benefited by uceu-
sionalIy mixing with their slop or teed-it has :,
tendency TO strengthen the animal remove Mi
distinctions from the milk tubes, promote all tho
secfe'lohs ana consequently adding much to the
strength OF the animal quantity and onalitv nI
the Milk, Cream and Butter. 1'' "a
HUGS, during the warm seasons are constantly
overheating themselves, which results in th.;r
getahs Coughs Ulcers Of the LUNGS and other
rai.s "n'ot hatufaiiy mas tendency to retarl
their growth. In all such Gases tens,nnnrT
mixed IN bucket of swIIl and given every othSr
day, viii speedily remove al. dIli,uIties soJ III.
animal WILL INCREASE IN HEALTH AND EAT.
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BARGAINS!

GREAT Bargains can be had at the " Cheap
NJ Store " in all styles of heavy Winter Goods.
We are closing our Winter stock at greatly "a
duccd prices, and NOW is the tme to buy
jar ]6, 1851, W. McCAuLEY,
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Mle0itil,al
SIRRINER'S
BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP,

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and Weahness Of the
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
THIS is no new remedy 1t has been
l. used for number of years in Maryland
and parts Of Pennsylvania, and has, wher-
ever known, acquired an unprecedented
reputation for curing the various diseases
for which il is recommended. your
So apparent is its usefulness and so re-
markable have been its cures, that it is fast
superseding every other remedy for those
diseases. The afflicted rely upon its
doing as much for them and III many cases
more than any other remedy now before
the public. Chill
Its recommended and prescribed in the
practice OF large number of the most intel
ligent and able Physicians of Maryland. 1t Jreu
is used and considered an Indispensable
household remedy by large portion Of the
| first families of the state. S,,ro
1t is used by all classes of society, and the
universal opinion is that il is good THIS
SYRUP is PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND. NJ.
1t is pleasant to take and never does injury. 'o
But ing to its purifying qualities, must
do good under any circumstances. Its effects
are truly wonderful, soothing. calming and -,
allaying the most violent Coughs purifying chlIu
Strengthening and invigora.ins the whole
system, calming and soothing the nerves,
aiding and facilitating expcctorution, and
healing the Heed
DISEASED LUNGS.
Thus striking at the root of disease, and
driving it from the system
GROUP. die Of
This disease is announced by difficulty of
breathing, shril whistling Wheeling.
hacking cough and threatened suifocatiDn,
nc. 1t mostly occurs in young children. Croup
No child need die of Group if this Syrupis
properly used, and used in time. Mothers
who have croupy children should watch
,hc first show of the disease, and alwaySif this
keep this remedy at hand
For cough after measles this Syrup is
most excellent. Experience has proven that
it is equaled by no other preparation. SvuD
The price of the remedy is such as to
place it within tho reach of all the poor as
well as the rich, and every person should
have it, ia
Every person should have it in the house
1t is a true and faithful friend to all who
value health and wish to secure themselves ,
against that most terrible disease. consump. voc"
ion. 1t will be found the most useful, as
vel as the cheapest family medicine in tho :,
world 1t has been used for the last four III
years with success without parallel.
Pric0 40 cents per bottle or three bottles .
for Sll0 time.
Prepared by S. A. FOUTZ Il BRO,
Westminster, Md.
For sale by DR.. H. II. MITCHELL, Elkton,
and Druggists and Storekeepers generally.
Nov Is, lS63-ly
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SAMBUCl WINE,
celebrated in Europe for it's medicinal and beneficial
qualities gentle Sinuiant. Tonic. Diurrtic and
Sulorh" highly esteemed by eminent physicians used
in European and American Hospitals, and of the
first families in Europe and America.
AS A. TONIC
1t has no equal" causing appetite, and building up the
system, being entirely Pure Wine Of valuable
Grape.
AS A DIURETLC
II imInrts healthy rctioso. sr Glands Kidneys and
Urinary Organs. ."ry Beneficial in Dropsy, Gou, and
Rheumatic Affections
SPEER'S WINE
Is not mixture manufactured article but is purc
from the juice Of the Portugal Smhuci grape cultivated
in New Jersey. recommended lay chemists sud ply stefan.
as Possessing medical properties superior to any o'c,
dcihated lcrsuis. am, the aged aud imfru improving
the appetite, and brncitting ladies and children.
A LADIES' WINE,
Because it will not intoXcatc rs other Wines as con-
lam. ih iStnrc spirits or Other liquors. and is admired
parting healthy tone to the digestive organs. and
blooming, soft and healthy skin and sunI,eXion.
WE REFER TO
a few wcll:known gel :iemen and physician. who have
tried thew Inc:
Gen. Winfield Scott, U. S. A. DR.. Hays Boston.
DR.. J. r. Chiffon N. Y. city. Dr. Ward. Newark \, j.
DTS pnie! Aleh"i, New Dr. Marcy. New York.
"h, MI. Dr. Cummings. Portland.
Fb,None genuine without the signature of ALFR Ed
SPEEt, rassac n. d., i. the neck of each bot ~
MAKE ONE TRIAL or THIS UINE.
~ For sale by RossELL & HINES Elkton Md, and
all his class dealers, o also sell the CASTELIA PORT
BRANDY, a choice old article imported only by Mr.
Speer, direct from The vaults Of UI"rto.
,,. A. sPEER Proprietor.
VINEYARD-Passac. New Jersey.
offIcE-2OS Broadway, New York.
JOHN Ia FOY Paris,
May TO- lS63-1y. Agent for France and GERMANY
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FOUTZ'S MIXTURE.

THE Is a safe and reliable remedy for the cure
i of rheumatism, Painful Nervous Alice
lions, sprains, Burns, Swellings and all
BEST diseases requiring external application
on Man.
On Horses it will never fail to cure the
LINZ PolI-Evil, Fistula. old running Sores. or
NENr Sweeny, if properly applied. For Sprans.
Scratches, Bruises Cracked loofs Chatcs
FOR Saddle or Collar Calls. Cuts or Wounds il;
is an intnllible remedy. Try it and be con-
WINGED OF its great efficacy.
MAN RHEUMATISM.
Persons afflicted with this disease, no mat
ter Of how long standing. can be promptly
AND and eifectually cured by using this Mixture
There is nothing in the world so sure and
so good to take away bad Corns, and cure
Beast Frost Bites as this preparation. Try it and
satisfy yourselves. Price % and 80 cents per
sew bottle Prepared by
5. A, FOUTZ & BROTHER.
Westminster, Nd.
in use For sale by Dr. II. IL. MITCHELL, Elkton
and Druggists and Storekeepcrs everywhere
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Or. Dinn's Dfutal Column.
Respectfully Dedicated to the
-. Public.

In this bright land where beauty reigns supreme.
And all pay homage TO the wtcl Ing gueeA
Where thousands visit each Cosmetic Mart,
To learn how she improves by every art
How she preserves her charms from sad decay;
And shines in rising spendor day by day:
Learn this, more lasting than the laurel wreath.
That of all charms. the b9st Perfect Teeth;
Without these, eyes. complexion, hair, are vain
As sumner sky upon desert plain,
We like not beauty's happy face alone:
But think Sound Teeth the richest gift w own;
For we enjoy our food, draw cheer and health
better przo than handsome face or wealth
Cnfrrtunates who wish their JOYS combined,
Are begged to call upon the undersigned,
Whose long-tred Dental skill and cunning hand
Will every patrons want full understand.
He'll quickly furnish for the lowest sun,
Bright sets of Teeth and Artificial Gums;
Anixing all secure with such neat care.
That none will know but nature put them there.
His Plugging Cement soon make bad Teeth sound,
And hAe and nowhere else can it hr found.
lie extracts Teeth with quicknesS and with ease,
And every lady patient he can please.
If you've Il nervous Tooth that's somewhat Gone,
And yet too tmid feel to have il drawn,
just call on him; he'll let your Tooth remain:
His Nerve Paste kills the nerve and without pain,
He also makes a favored Dcntrifce.
That's celebrated by each Beau aud Miss
Twill whten Teeth and make the breath so sweet
That love will hovar near where persons meet.
Then from lifrs joys and marriage he not barl'd
BY Teeth like COMMISSIONERS in an old graveyard.
He pulls out Stumps that make unpleasant breath
CouSgning toOh-acho to the hands Of death.
Call on the undersigned without delay,
For every service in the Dental way.
lie still attentive waits at your command,
Offering his well experienced hand.
March II, 1851. DR. Is. j. BISG.
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(DAL.-The celebrated Baltimore Companys
Sept |, 1860 d. SCOTT BRO.
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/NuAN0S.-Pcruvian and Mexican Guano of
VI standard quality always on hand and for
sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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NOTICE.

FARMERS, Merchants and Mechanics, pause
l. and reflect before giving out your work -
After having ten years experience as Il prac.
tical workman, at my trade, invite all who
desire work done with ncatness and despatch
to give me Il call. l am prepared, with first
class workmen, to clean and put in order
Hot Air Furnaces, Ranges, Cooking Stoves,
&c, also to do Roofing, Spouting, Lightning
Rodng and repairing at short notice, and
guarantee the qua ity of material and wor!;
satisfactory, as all work is snperintcnded
personally by me. Work done at city prices
Send in your orders whenever convent. mt
and they will be promptly attended 10, by
JOHN PRYOR.
Firm Of Pryor n Bro,
(Cantwel's old stand,) Elkton, Md.
Aug. l, 1863.
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SOUND ARGUMENT ON
UNSOUND TEETH,

A MONG the numerous inventions made and
IA perfected in this country, ranks high the
useful art of Dentistry But why? Because
Teeth We use to chew our food and tools kept in
good order are always preferable to work with.
On our teeth depends the shape of our mouths
which should never be suffered to become ull-
pleasant to behold
1t is, to great extent, owing to the condition
of our teeth, whether we enjoy an agreeable
breath or otherwise 1t is often caused by the
imperfection of our teeth, when we find it diff
cult to articulate well OF all the ornaments,
beautiful teeth are the most useful they are not
destined for particular occasions or seasons. nay j..
we need them constantly; and we should there
fore feel greatly indebted to the art Of Dentistry
Now-the best way of proving to me the cor
RICHNESS OF my argument, would be speedy ap-
Iaieation of all those in need of artificial teeth,
which will be furnished in the most approved
style. DIR. b. j. BlNG,
jan 1864. Elkton, Nd.