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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-03

youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
Of self abuse. To which is added observations OF
Female Diseases and other interesting matter ofthe ut
importance the married and those conempa
marriage oentersn doubts ftheir ysica ability 10
enter that Sent to any address in sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
W. devote entire time and attention to thu treat
men Ofthe varous private diseases treated Of phi
vate report Our Dispenssry Is the only Institution sf the
kind in America which has been established by special
charter aRs this fact should give II preference the
various quaeks of doubtful character be foun In all
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-03

cE- Joseph f. Mcdonald will address Mas
Meeting at Columbus on Thursday, September
Eth
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COMMERCIAL.


- CNcISsAri. September 2.
Flour active; supef6ne 50 IS and extra $40
Wheat aetise and higher.
Corn and oats unchanged.
Rye advanced 20 81 IS
Barley 81 IS.
Whisky firm at 81 -.
Provisions unchanged.
Mess pork s43.
Lard dull aud nominal at 23c.
Groceries dull; prices unchanged.
Sugar 23@27c
Gold 81 5O@2 81.
Silver 81 3092 50.
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institutes.

REGISTRY for those offering themselves as
Substitutes and for those wanting Substitutes, u
now opened by the subscriber. Those Offering,
and those wanting. at any price. will do well to
give the name and price im mediately; Tor,
Two days, and then ONES the DrafG
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

~ ON ~ LA L xxxxxOVkts
Kathairon Is from the Greek word 'Kathro," or
"Kahairo," sgnifying TO cleanse, re,uvinste and
This article is what its signifies. For pre-
serving restoring and identifying the human hair it Is
the most remarkable preparation In the world II is
again owned and put up by the original proprietor and
is made with the same care, skill and attention
which gave il sale of million bottles per
aunum.
It's most delightful Hair Dressing
IL eradicates scurf and dandruf.
Ii keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
tprevents the hair from falling OF and turning gray
Il restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head OF
hair should use Lyons Kathairon II is known and used
throughout the civilized world
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEuAs ). BARNES d CO.,
fsb4-d6m- cod
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NJ EDICAL.

rs COMPOSITION OF ASrRISGESTS, ABSORB
ents, stimulents and carmnstives which every ply
can Acknowledges is the only preparation that will e.
feet permanent Of Darrhea and Dysentery. This
AnCholera Mixture i in in several Of army
hospitals where gives the greatest satisfaction Il has
saved the lives Of thousands Il soldiers and citizens
aud will II be the best remedy the
world for Diarrhea and Dysentery.
Mr.. Woods, Of Covng,on, KY. will he most happy 10
satisfy any one Of the virtue Of Strcklands AnCboIera
Mixture: in fact have great number Of testimonials
from patients who have been cured after being pro-
nounced ncurable by their physicians after taking
Bottle Of Strickland's Anti Cholera
you suffer with the Dsrhes Dysentery try bottle
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ID & CHANBERLIN

General Publishing Agency.
81 West Washington street. "a hoor)
sug30-,i2w Indiapapoli.. Ind
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HEIMSTREET.S
INlMlTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE,
NnT,

" u ~ T.,
But restores gray hair to its original color by supplying
the capillary tubes with natural sustenance by
age or disease All Instantaneous dyes composed Of
lunar cdstie, destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair, and afford ofthemselves dressing Heimstress
nimitable Coloring only hair
color by an easy process. but give the hair
Luxuriant beauty,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling Of ersdcstes
dandruf, and mparts health and pleasanness to the
head 1t has stood the Of time, being original
Hair Celorng, and is constantly increasing In favor
Used by both gentlemen and ladies. 1t sold by
spectacle Dealers be procured by them Of the
commercial agents, D. s. BARNES 4 CO., 2o2 Broadway,
New York. Two sizes. 50 ssnts and 81
fsb6-d6m.eed
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You ought not to be without such valuable medicine
The ClScnnati National Union, Of April 9Th, says
that tus.nts Of soldiers have been saved By the
use OF Strcklend's Anfi-Ch0lera Mixture.
Sold BY Druggists and prepared only BY DR.. A. strick
land 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
Fer sale by W. l. Haskn Co., Browning Sloan,
Stewart Morgan, ]. T. senssr, Tonlnssn Cox Egner
4 wocher ----. -
Price 50 cents per bOstis sayl7.liy.ozswly
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M & DICAI.
Galen's Head Dispensary
CBAREERED
BY THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR TH'
TREATMENT OF ALL TIE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
- Q ~ I'D II n IN a :,
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS
a Taedicas Report,

CCEsdl.ssng 2Aists Fine Plates ana Eh0rdrinssojta
Andto'ny and pAgsioio0g ofthe Serial Organs in q
stGte ~ Health and Disedse.
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FROM Mobile.

HEADQUARTERS L 5. FoRcEs.j
NoDiLE BAY, August %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-03

nON A NEW METHOD % TREAT
" ING yenerial Diseases, including
Syphilis In all its stages. Gonorrhea,
elect, Structure, yaricocile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder,
&c, witho out mercury Containing val
liable realise on thatwide-spresdm ala-
dy Of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, &c. the secret intfrmities of
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M'cLELLAN AND PrNDLrr0

MCCLELLAN AND PENDLETOS.
Notwithstanding the outrageous interruption
OF Governor Powell because Of the moderation
serve the peace. the meeting was closed harmo
niously. with three cheers for Mcclellan. Pen
dleton the Constitution and the Union.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-02

From Fort yVhippSe A. 4. 70
Fort MOiaYc.

Distances and description Of camping
places from Fort Whippe to Fort MojUyc
From Miles
Fort WMprlc toCicacga wood,
water igra,S, lil3
Clcnrga to WnIunt Creek, water
above the road, wood plerty and
grass, ~
Walnut Creek to Round valley,
water in Canon G,OG
:" Round Valley to Pueblo Creek
abundance Of water, wood and
grass, A,9I
d" Pueblo creek toCamp on Pueblo
Creek, water, wood and gruss, 49,
i" Camp On Pueblo Creek to Bin
Williams Fork, water in holes
below the crossing plenty Of
wood aud grass, 6,O3
B Il Williams Fork to Camp on
Bill Williams Fork watern holes
~ ""'' Wv, a., '7' n;,,,,1,. w en,
II E.,. '"., ~ ~ '} p,n IvIl;an,.. P..L =,
p","D :" p"I VIM, E",l,
,. p.'" " IL n' oa%,, =, tIn ,or,b -
M M",' ~ '' .""o" y" ~, wy 1s,,aa .v"'" VI "a
" Bend Of Bin Williams Fork to
D,n, r,,ror Sn,iog rot .u,urh
,w," D,", ,'a .o'i,.a "F,rn3 rnGni"', ' r."m
W ",y m;,, ~ h h "I, "l "lsnr,"% wo,d and
> 'o,'' = ,,r ~, ,'.rr,',,G ,,Ti Gi,,a hin. a1r
4. : 1oJ, ,"' y" ~',ral I Sari", ,a Whte
O4Ill N''fh, NbNl NhtVL ulli wv
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l557G


SIN:
BY Par 4 of General Orders No. q dat
ed Ilcad Qrs, Dept New Mexico, Santa
Fd, n, NJ, Oct "A 1868, was detailed a,
one ol the Board Of Officers to select and
| fix the exact site aud submit plan, with
an estimate of costs, for the Post Of Fort
Whipplc, which was by the same order, to
be established at Or near the new gold
fields in the Territory Of Arizona; and by
Par Of this Order | was ordered after
Fort Whipple had been established, to eX
anime the country westwardly from that
post with view to finding practicable
wagon road, to same point on the Colorado
river, if possible, below Font Moiaye, and
to report in detail upon such road as to its
distance character, &c,
In compliance with the order above refer
red to. leitthc Rio Grando on the Tlth Of
November, rS63, with an Scort five men
of Company "D' lst Cavalry Cal. Vols,
and on the 18Th came up with Major VIII.
|Rs command, which was then en- route to
| the new gold fields, at Jacobs Well. |
Travelled with this command and its IN
wicldy supply trim, drawn by oxen until
| the 3OtIl, when Major Willis determined to
| 60 in advance with the greater part of the
cavalry detachment leaving the Infantry
and supply train 10 follow We reached the
present site of Fort Whipple on the 10th Of
December, .--
The route from Albuquerque to Fort
Whipple, follows the Beal wagon road as
far west as the San Francisco Spring. Leav'
ing Beal's road at this point, it keeps q
Southwesterly course for about sixty miles
to the Fort By making dry camps fair graz
ing can be obtainee, nearly the Whole dis
tance. There are some long drives from
water to water. The first, going west, is
between Aqua Fria, and 0jo Pescado
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-02

Bral's woron road rlr about forty miles,
and another from Fort Nloioyc striking and
crossino ,he Wllnp's Fork below the
month II the SANTA Mari. river This lat.
fer route was rcprcscn,rd ns hripg wholly
IinpracticoLlp for waOons and not Good
narEtrail wbilo from lis rcprse it mast be
copsderollo lonrcr than either of the 9th.
Ip-s Troplj hear or p6 one having travel.
ed il second time,
.,;l.,l,,n..
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M I''. u , ',','' -. ~, g,'' 'i '' "A, +,
lt ,Y NJ ,.I 9''''. 7e''',.,' NiY","7 La,, n
.' =. ,.'t ',, II, W. w." "",''"' ,,a nLo
n - p','Vu,," NV uiI,i, ao, n ,"' n,,,," ""Y
anI ,la p,J ,',s "s ',:.,oao i, pN ,,o,, n'
,a;noar "' i'' ''''s ''P '-"N' ~
,,r,.
Mljor " ''S '0rI'Sl''u me WIN an eScoF'
0, one non lonL V"ller aha Mne men
=" company y ISL Na' o9'' o'7' anu
one Wa&'o ana Tenn o. IngIos, anu Oh
'lo Wv, @1o u Doy''nocI' lG'' ro'I ""'PP'o
VII" ,'e E,rW VI H,FIN'oS 'hc Oo'o'ooo aV''H
'"onluol W M'I''n" FORK,
A"oHV I ~ ,'"eS from ."G P"'' oI'SsGo
'U' V'0'' ieau'hS RON rory MoJ"Ne 10 lhe
u"Nc'' ana oI aoouI " MUGS crossed Oy
easy ascent auu descent lie dl''le "I.ich
Separates 'l,G "'lefS ol 'nc "a" francisco
ana santa MARIA rivers 'h' toad passing
between ''e Aatec range ana inc back or
urHhIte mouUialh' Al'ef crossing the d.
V,oc followed tributary oI the Hanta
MARIA reaching lh'S stream about AZ miles
ron tne roft, tIle general dlrecIlon lrav.
e'oa Oe'"g southwest as near as ! conId
lnuSe' came upon inc tralI from La l,az
aooNl . n'leS before reaching the santa Ma
ria. followed lherIvpr ior ) miles, which
at tnlS point runs nearly west, then Ieay'
ing 1t to my right, kept upon the tran to
whcre II enters deep ana narrow canon
ms canon Is 'nPaSSaoIo loF a loaded wag-
on' WYNN coNSldetanlc l"Oor II could DC
cleared Oh tiIe rocks whith now prevent 'lS
passage win wagons, ana there Is ont one
heaVy Sraue III u 10 reach llie n8Il taoIe
Iinu or mesa Inc Top OF inc mesa can
also oe reached oy ascending steep slope
70 the F'5nt ana west oi lhrl canon, ont as
.l' course Woulu nave taken uie over aoou'
ioor I'''cs o' 'o'Van'c to'N, some ol Wllch
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-02
REVENUE STAMPS

Far ,ie at the Office Of Assistant Assessor Henry Hlgert
dnripe the absence Of the Collector.
No. 49, st.
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FORT WINGATE.
LOS PIN0S,

ror v..sl Boofon the RocE slaughtered na 'e.F''g, '
on War commencing ON the day y, 'ql.uyp' H'a'
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FORT MRAE.

For Fresh Beef on the Block, Slaughtered and dtlvr'
for 0ne Year, commencing the lst day -i september
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-06
MARRIED,

On Tuesday, 5th inst: At St oysio: ChBE ref.
Washington City, by The Rev t&T5fI Is0S a
forte Mr.. ALEXANDER En- DEH y" ";
Baltimore, to Miss ! \ = T. ~ 4uH P;cG.
Alexandria, Virginia. Il z>ait more ''"'
mond paners, please copyI x.,u.,
On Wednesday, 20Jt q March: az ,9>.T; '1'' +,
Church. by the Rev. Or. Pyne, Co! 5 !: T.
TAYIOR' IT. ). Army, and MARl WA "a:
GONERY, daughter Of Gen. III. g. 4''5'
Quarter aster General Z. 5. Army-
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OLD |TINES,

i<tiMGCNE":T?r
OLD TINES
From the ''Colnn!,;an 1J;rr,., no
1r.a c...s.. ,, - N'''2, "aH AaHaa,
~, - s'''' ~ :" " '''I* Il, 1875.
10 .aA7 '"aS 81 nr ADdGeFs ,|aas;v>a,
caught tire last Thursday Earning. Noya
standing ctiat every exe.:;,,n VS.. o..1,.
rast no n7.e,r,ss # -, }o,, .*' '''@'a 10 Il,
'>,>,> 49, '',' "7E>'';' az a";aaGr. i
S''l' ~" WASTE tdio house aid tle ;lveIra.
adjoining. while r|1<s a,>,st znran:t,,g yHarS
II the eigize:1s lid viii! dffcnl;v nvavso. :;
,,n ~, oicaf;ny ~ he ~; -; .,n. 4 t'.,>'' =
so...... e.. sy ="
J.. ..,a ,.,aoEi+,, - game a,} fn..4. -. l.}
~,axs .,oa tha .,,os- ,-zI..s},Y. 3 -, l,n...
,,rz, .o,,,ooag7 h,fa,,,o ~, ,,rol1;no ,.o1.
r,:s !. ,n.1sn., o;x- :.,s.a,..a = -. .a1:..
,,,:o;, ,;.;... xo ,1,,oo. ~.
81 "l!'o' "''.SS'''1 yrs s'S''G''' : ~ SaHe'e:
OF tl1ss ooca&loIn. LEN coIEltoFt#39 ho'7e Oh
- .! lt>So@sIi' ""11' 'SN ;''i"''"S t@
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On qslexarl!ll'1a Q6azrff {

WEDN EspAY EVENING, APRIL 6.
n. l1av al election will taEe place ii Mary.
; land to determine whether Convention shalt
ha he]l 70 revise and amend The SEate cons5l
,,,f;un and Al the same tine to choose members
20 con,x,ose such Convention III case q MAJOR
itv OF the voters shall cast the sy1ttEages 10
favor of il. the object being to a5ollsE1 the
;,s1itutioa Of slavery Within tae '!inl,s Of that
State
! 1isnatch from Cincinnati states that ap.
Drehensioos Of Confederate raid into Aen
tackg still exist, Notwithstanding the assur-
aoce Of the military authorities 80 the contrary.
Forrest, Faulkner and Mccullough, with ten
thousand mounted men, are reported 10 De III
the western part OF the State, and an equal
force is collecting at Pound zap. Morgan is
said to be preparing fol- raid hatween those
TWO points
Colonel Ou|d and Captain Hatch, who vlsI
ted Fortress Monroe j few days ago, returned
to their flag of truce boat, on James river, On
Saturday, en- route for Richmond, Washing
ton dispatches state that an arrangement Was
made while General Grant was at fortress
Monroe BY which the exchange Of prisoners
is TO proceed. Commissioner Ould Was at Oid
Point while General Grant was there.
According to the Portsmouth, Va, Old
Dominica newspaper, Gen. Wild, the u. 5.
Provost Marshal of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
was concerned in playing off practical joke,
on the first Of April, BY allowing huge whis-
keretl lieutenant, mounted On fine steed, to
personate Gen. Grant, and the citizens, under
rhe aelusion Of All Fools Day, followed the
lieutenant through the streets TO General
SVild's residence, created by the waving OF
handk crowded balconies, the huzzas,
Of citizens and soldiers, and every detnonstra-
ton Of respect and confidence. >
The prospect Of q general war iii Europe,
which short titae since Appealed so imminent
Continues to decline il face q The now better
understood disposition OF the Emperor Napo-
leon and the evident Discrimination OF tlae chief
Powers 70 engage in a conaior Of such desper-
ate ana doubtful issue.
The UaiGed States Suproae Court has rem
elered It's decision in the great quicksilver
mining case ; reversing that ct Jle court below
- }av,r of tha Tinted States aud affirming
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4 military order issued from the fleadluaT~
tiers Of the Department Of Washington, by
Gen At1gt1r directs ali persons within the
limits OF this Department, South Ut tIae i,oto,
mae. engaged 10 any business upon W1ich Is
imp; se,. !, tax By the Internal kavenoe Law;
will a. once obtain and exibl5 70 Lieut.. Colonei
f. T. Wells. Provost Marshal t4eoeral, de"
fences South OF the Potomac, al Aiozai(iTla
Va, evidence Of having paid this Tax, ANY
person 50 engaged il business, VINO tails to aA-
;ibit such evidence By toe 18th INST, Will Dc
able 70 have his business discoalnued aod
Ills property sold ii SATISFY the caLns u't'e:
this law The Office Of the Assessor q l4Xe9
is at No 100 Prince street, Alax#paTl", "a
The London Post says Rive Hundred
thousanl. bales Of cotton ire stated III 30 GOV
in The hands Of the Confederate government,
white two hundred thousand you'd suffice 10
pay off 5lle whole loan. 4 large amount OF
bonds hav, already been delivered aad cotton
received IL exchange, according 70 a::Taa1s1eJlt
There IS, apparently, lDogaa,ed faculty Tor
running The blockade, and the difference re-
tween the delivery price Of cotton IN the
Southern ports and that obtained EoT Il III I4.V"
erpooI NAV stimulate the purchase ot bond5;
indeed, the principal buying for the last week
has been On Liverpool account. There are
also. as we have before stated, other negojia
lions in progress, TO which We shall probably
before long have again to refer
The London Globe, having stated that Mr..
Dayton, the i. S. Minister at Paris, had
intitnated the readiness CT the Federal Govern
ment to accredit representative IN Mexico
and receive Minister from the Emperor Max
imilian Ia return, it is semi officially announced
from Washington that Mr.. Dayton has not
been au! horized to make any such announce
ment.
The election in Connecticut on Monday, re-
suited ii the success OF the Republican ticket.
Gov Buckingham was reflected by; 1t IS sad,
5000 majority. His opponent was y, 5. oey-
mour, peace Democrat The newly elected
Legislature is Republican,
When portion Of the members OF the City
Council Of Baltimore paid their respects, Oh
Saturday last, 10 President Lincoln, he said to
them: :'Gentleman, [ understand that you are
10 have an election in Baltimore next week,
and would like to say, not officially, bus person.
ally. that trust you Will gel out al! The voters
in BaIti,n and have them ali 90 the side OF
Emancipation.
Business here, is SAID by those engaged III
trade, 10 BE- Quite d1|i--aud the rainy weather
we have had. has Increased the dulnesse
From a letter Of Attorney Ueneral Bates,
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T. \. pz3V EikE J, ~ 7E1;
E,MRAJMER AND UNDEI. <A1'

'' No So South Fai? fax * i S;n@SI o. Wooo.
na N sgn i MnTAl1c OorFISs, At the loves
prices. 81 20 81 \ O. 81 f?n ~
sessz~ Night call attended - - l'e, 31~@'
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/ DMIN ISTKATUK5 M lIV -. ~ AZ
n dersgned having taken OF 1}t.4 4f:'@ = HEN
1nnistration on the estate OF - al per
sons Indebted to said estate to make ; i1s he a.
payment and til ose having claims ag%%hIe55nticated
Iate viii present them property :, iFHRys0N
for settlernsnt, WILLIS AEN Hhl"'0
I'D Elm -----
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From letter Of Attorney General Bates,
and legal and other papers accompanying it,
which, were communicated TO the y. s. Sen-
ate Oh Monday, relative 10 the beqnest Of
Commander Levy Of che homestead Of Jehar-
son 10 the JJuieed States, j appears shat the
property includes Monticello, $500, 900 IL real
estate il New York, and 800, 600 in stocks. -
Il is oalueatled in trust tor an agricultural
school tor the support and education Of tie
children OF warrants officers ct the navy. The
case having been taken to the New York Court
Of Appeals, Attorney Bates sl1spends any re
commentator at present. but is disposed 20
look With little favor on the assumption OF
such trusts f,r merely charitable Objects
The health Of the Popa is said TO have i'm
proved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-06


The Uaited States Supreme Court has rem
dered its decision in the great quicksilver
1nining, case reversing that OF che court below
il favor of the United States, aud affirming
the validity of the survey under which the
claimant, Fossa'. holds.
-Asss---
Five building lots, on South Fairfax street,
and one on Chiffon street, with fronts varying
from ii to Is feet, advertised BY (, Johnston,
we're sold this morning, at auction, at prices
ranging iroua 500 TO $3.50 each
Mr.. Isaac Buckingham and old and respect
ed citizen and former Mayor OF this city,
died yesterday afternoon.
It is said that the convention, IN sesion ia
this place, is to adjoucn TO morrow,
An extensive distillery in Robinson street,
New York; burned down yesterday Loss very
Leavy.
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sIGEsMOND & HAYWARl.
DENTISTS.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION a.
ARTIFICIAL CHEOpxAsTIG nunz r,,n.
WITHOUT METAL pt.ATE Or q. Asus
DRS. SIGESMOND X HAYVApn

DR5. 6IGE5MOND h HAYWARD
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, between 2tb and ,qn
Streets Washington, D. c,
lfALLS the attention Of the public 10 tbaf.
~ lowing advantages Of his improved sy<,.n.
|. The Teeth Of their Manufacture will rnr",
corrode nor change color by any acids 5anr
three fourths lighter than any other.
z No teeth or roots need BE- extracted 8,
the artificial ones can be Inserted over them
.. The roots will be made iDot;ensye ,ad
never to ache
il No Temporary teeth are needed, as perms.
nent ones can b. Made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression q the lac.
which under the old system is Frequently dis,
figured.
s. This work has bean fully tested over i've
years by many Of the first chemists and physi'
clans ofthis country.
Drs. S. & H., have also inventedsa white un-
destructive metal filing, with which the most
sensitive teeth can be filed without pain, ard
can build up perfect sound tooth % any sIto
roots. which viii last throug lifetime
The best Of eierences given by Dr.. ". Mott
Or. Dorenus, Professor Of Chemistry, n l.
anj thousands Of Others
Gail aud examine for yourself.
~ Office hours frcm d, H.. {" ?. IL,
each day, Sundays excepted.
oct 2ltf
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r,,>a {, p;vas esq. the veteran edtor aud
$500. 49, - - r,,;d ..n.a naar Washing.
/ @As~A go
ton, yesterday, IN the o9Eh yea1 81 AIS aso
The deceased WAS we'll known as cue % '''e s''7
firm III Blair 4 Rlves, 1ha PUBLISHERS % ''''
W.,.i,ot,,,, Globe. the government organ dur
lug ue''. : as'S> 80, ,>>''s.''. .,ae "a,
recently a. ''a6 s'7 p'o',' 'oA'' .I,;..
yer, It's coLumas being devoted % '''e pc'''''-
s;on Of the offi:ia debates Of Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-11
GOA OIL,
CHEAPEST AND BEST COA L OIL J

VHEAPEST AND BhST UVEL Vi =:
Il THE CITY, by the barrel, or AT retail y1'*
ces as Iow, or ioeser than tie 2o.g5st-qua!j@
, 30 sale 1t COGAN'S,
"l'01 '''1~ 10. Is Royal street.
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, VIZ
and EVERYTHING connectea with the trade, II
eyerv variety Of style, together with genera
assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, V G1,
deliers, Pendants Brackets, Dr9p Lights r":'
Globes, Paper Shades, &c, ofall the new s'S''S'
and beautiful patterns: at prices 70 pIsasS ,,,s
Gas Fitting, Alterations ana ES Stod
nrouptly attented TO all work WaTranleu e.
Patent Thief Detecting Money prayer T., ~
sale. .l01 =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-11
s WORD IN TIAs

THAvE opened this day :. ,1ru AMI
good at so cts. yard $50 do: d. ' 11+op
cts., at % cts - yard; 100 Cqntne47 5t q I0 AZ
only % cts very me- sdo ,nu III the he cid 9gures
Cali and see for yourself It ,p1E,S
., 80 1872 King sErccE,