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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02
CONJECTURAL CAUsEs.

The ~ Y. Times, in an article on MIR
Chase's Resignation. makes the following singu
lar am ,,ooaiinu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02

The following is q correct statement Of the
public debt appears from the books. Treasnrer's
returns end reqnstcps In the Treasurer Department
On the 2sth June 1864:
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A WEEKLY PROGRESS.

order 10 supply many persons in sections Of the
State where The mail facilities will moi justify the
taking Of daily papers, we shallissue
A WEEKLY EDITION OF.THE. PROGRESS,
early in March, which will contain the latest news
from the Army, with accounts and details Of battles,
&c, by telegraph, from our own Correspondents and
from other sources
The WEEKLY PROGRESS will be published
on whole sheet, and will contain large amount
reading matter, and always have the latest TELE-
GRAPHIC NEWS.
POST MASTERS and others are requested to act
as Agents. and each Agent sending six or more sub
scrlbes, with the money for six months will receive
the Weekly paper six months gratis
SUBSCRIPTIONS should be sent Immediately.
The first number viii be issued between the 10Th
and goth Of March. Subscriptions will not be taken
for a longer period than six months; and in no case
will the paper be sent until the money is received
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Weekly Progress-Three Menths, So 90
!" = Six Months, 90
Advertisements will be inserted in the Weekly az
So square for each insertion, ten lines minion type
20 count sqnare. Money must accompany all or
ders. ]. L. PENNINGTON.
Raleigh, N. c., Feb. IS, 1864.
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her littlarood, would move the pen to a
more csofnlent spot that she might watch
over theaand nurse her babe at the end Of
"a wearykw. She raised three hundred
ana sixtfven bushels. Of corn. had plenty
to suppo1 erself and children, and sold to
her neigTs. The brow of that woman
(cont,nudhIs Excellency.) is worthy the
Iprouaest frels that ever rewarded the
virtue o. patriot or testified to the en-
durance de hero" Richmond Enquirer.
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PLasr Coax, PoTAroIs. AsD OTHER Epi-
Blrs.-The great need Of the Canteueracy
,hisyear will be Of an abundance Of food.
Ia the hope that Providence will smile
snon our cause by sending favorable sea.
son, every man shnald plant early. and 70
the utmost extent OF his ability. every yari-
ETY. d grain and vegetable far food Tor man
ssd beast. And after the crops arc made.
|, isio be hoped they will not Be boarded.
rha, which God gives. LEI not man with
held.
To increase the supply Of food. We would
respectfully suggest. that as few laeorers
a. il possible to do with. be employed
spon public works. such IS furti6cEtlons,
railroads, &c. We do not mean--no ene
csu desire--ihst those works should Dc
neglected; but during the time for plant
,ug and working and gathering Of crops !
will be wise policy TO spare every mantha
can be spared 10 work upon the farms.
Fayetteville obssrro.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
RUNAWAY CAUGHT.

IA PRETENDED and lodged in Jill in HILLSIDE.
rough, Orange county, N. c., on the 17lh day
Of February last, negro man who calls himself
HENRY, and also says he belongs to one George
GARNER Of New Orleans. Henry is about forty
years Of se,quite lame in the right hip, quick spe
ken, and very smart. Had on when caught a gray
coat, black pants, black homemade cap, and weighs
100 pounds. The owner can get him by proving
property and paying costs and charges.
IL. B. GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
March 2. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
obituary.

D'ea' neaIdar Grove, on the morning Of the
issn uit', o. PIC Diarhta, in the goth year Of his
age sonN 'LkNER, Go. E, Dist N. C. T.
ihe suoJee' y notice was poor man. but with
'has uhse'nsn yotlsm and love Of freedom charac.
tefsuc o. ma OF our citizens, volun,ee red early
~ 'ho VA Company raised by Capts Jesse
m'ue'' now anded by Capt. Allison, and was
reauy ana WI heeriully 10 endure any hardship
me yeihate 2 ountry demanded Of him. Thus
nave iaieh' ~ &c Of their country, three Of five
oro'ne's- aselial to the aged mother. During
inc ias' y y 7, ne was subjected TO constant
sune''ng' sometof the most intense character;
pul ne was eha the grace Of God, 10 receive
this dispensatidl paio As from ,ba h.na e.
the1' Du1 y hs since his wife was removed
N peace 70 . oe rid; then his liule babe, whom
nc never saw lowed; now the husband and
iasne' mas soheA them in the celestial world,
where pam ceas pm never annoys.
marx. w h,rps arc ringing.
SOUNDS Y fill his ear;
1 Miuiohs wen singing.
i oces As pirsnce thcte." X.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

A NoRrH CARoLrSA Woaas.-There Is Q
plen,y of labor in the country Tor oil the
demands Of q self.supporting war. All
that Is necessary TO place Us on war loot.
ING il the display Of a little directive IN.
teiligence on the part Of the authorities,
state and Confederate. 70 this end. Illus
ua,iny what can be accomplished towards
making the country self-supporting, even
in the midst Of dcsolating war, Governor
Vance. of North Carolina, (who. BY the BY,
understands that the mission Of q Governor
has a. much 10 do with the material wei.
fare Of his people as with the writing 81
politico. metaphysical mcssages0 10 a re-
cent speech, narrated 40 instance that
came under his immediate observation,
where q poor widow with three children,
The eldest incapable Of taking care OF Che
youngest, cultivated last year a patch O
rented ground, with the assistance OF lit
Gle steer not much larger than a cali. A
fraid 70 leave her little ones at home II
her cabin, she would take them daily q
the field. build for them small pen, cove
itwith leaves 20 protect them from che sun
and whep she had plowed distance iron
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
LOOMS! LOOMS!! LooMs,,y

NhE subscribers having bought the right for III,
counties OF Orange, Chatham, Wake. Granville
fefson and Csswell, % make, use and sell Kendall,
celebrated
Family Eand or Power Looms.,
are now engaged IN putting them up for sale. Thi,
loom Is great invention. Il is easily kent in orde,
and with proper attention, will weave from fifteen "a
thirty yards Of cloth per day, according 10 the Kind
and quality Of the cloth woven. No looms make
better cloth. They weave thick or thin, as NAV h.
desired, from the same drawing in, simply by chang.
ing the freddie strings. which can be done ia te mi.
nutes. Plain Cloth, Double Plain, Jeans, Tweeds.
Saitlne,, blanket, Twill or Sarge, Fusan, &c. NAV
&c woven. Also double width and seamless bars Il
The warp Is prepared for that purpose. Any person
who knows how 10 warp, beam and draw in The warn
we'll ~ The common looms, can successfully operate
on these looms at once. They work with a crank.
and are easily worked BY boy or girl fieea wears
old. They can be worked BY hand, water, seam Or
horse power.
Owing TO The high price Of labor, material &c. :
limited number Of looms will be put Up. Orders viii
be hed IN the order that thcy came.
The price Of these looms before the war. for horse
power, was 800. We will sell them al The sams
now, i paid ~ provisions, wheat, four corn. bacon
lar, &c. AZ Old prices, Or their equivalent in bank
State. Or Confederetc bills.
GEO. W. PUREFoY.
K. B. SANDERS,
Chapel Hill. n. @.
APHHo .. so-5t
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rxpoRrAscE or SUCCESS IN THE SPRING
r,npArcN.-- our gallant soldiers we've
not already sufficiently resolute and brave \
~, NE tone oi the Yankee papers would teach
,hem how vitality important it Is that We
should triumph this spring. The New
York Herald says:
!. If. with General Grant at the head anu
the struggle as itnow IS, we cannot put .ne
rehellion down in the coming summer, we
a.a never put it down. Never again. y
ne fail now, shall we be in 50 good post
inn 10 strike the decisive blow. Before
,nother summer Presidential election
and an unparalleled political strife VII
tear the country to pieces with intestine
quarrels.'
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10 the PED 4 North Carolina.

In Compliance wishes ar NAV f,;onI.
announv. m,ssh ie forlhe Office off;oyerno,
of NORTH Garolina sIec,ian !, IL Mia - ~
inst THURSDAY 10 e1i.
Ny principles asa Conservative az,
the stfsiiesi sect, Nknown ~ he ,o,,ta :,
The State. These and y;ew..,s III t' Z = :
have been. They : rh,nqed
az mol o'spss pesike this. 70 invite the
people rom tneH MIS-. and add 10 the er.
rauguing them for Wen,.d m ~, a. -.
cieies 70 snes' ue ncmy, and 10 provide
means 2, suas's'e" troops in the field and
me people :. hone people 20 calmly and
hfmiy 70 me pons for the men 0f their
choice. will cheetxr ,bei, decision 80,
ever |, may lie.
Ifelecied will do il M nov., i
no's ne 'h'sis.. ~ u The glory OF North
aaf''na' anu 70 seeu tahlc peace.
N. w. HOLDEN.
Ma'e" 37-tde
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

WILL be paid by the subscriber for the delivery.
o. for information that will enable him to Get
an IRON GRAY FILLY, that went asray or was
stolen on the night of the 9Th inst. She is three
years old IN May, and rather small. No particular
mark remembered. Any information will be thank.
fully received.
THOMAS H. HUGHES.
March Is, I'm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

The following remark Of Garrett Davis.
Il Kentucky. III the U. 5. Senate lew
DAYS SINCE. are ton good to be losl. They
were offered in reply 10 the charge tina, he
fn,yis)had offered resolution IN 1861. Tor
The expulsion Of his colleague. Mr. Powell;
!" Now, Mr.. President, with near three
lonr wears of a bloody and terrible expe-
renee in relation 10 this matter. and TO The
dark AMI threatening future before US,
here declare explicitly that the wisest pa
triotic man in the land may well doubt whe.
ther the position of my colleague against
military coercion was not right, and whe-
Their tie true mode Of treating this great
,ehism and rebellion was not BY relrainine
from the shock Of arms aud appealing TO pa
,rls,ism. fraternity. and ,he interest q tht
rrra, SECTIONS Of the Uni,ed States. upnf
that proposition doubt now myself. u
had had then The same light now have.
neither would have spoken Or voted Tor IN
expulsion Of nv colleague.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
March 10.
S TN

w = oiobns bscriber, on Friday
h'gp' mo ~ ght torrel HORSE
biaas 10 'ne acc, uen1 ans iail, fore fee:
shsd. seven yeas old He vas ,,olcn 4,
: nee'a; Nno 40, vas ua d Hillsborough 10
raueeu mn.' . no will be paid for The
recovery :. 'ns sV' 70 The subscriber
living on voc Na'elsn lies northwest or
uu'ham :, % LOT any y by which be may
BETScKwELL.
nP'H - &l-swpd
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i. BROWN
8. Co
Commission Merchants,
EIIgIBGg@uGM, n. c.

.. ou the first Monday in each month we seh
oil food and clothing on hand 10 The necesstous Of
Orange at cost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

JUST RECEIVED, BY EXPRESS.
1-00 YDs. Prime Fancy Calicoes,
w 600 yds. Unbleached Shir,ina.
"a dozen Mssons Backing,
case old CASTLE Soap.
les bags Virginia aod Carolina Salt.
boxes Carolina Bell Snuff,
dozen superior French Calf Skins.
Is dozen English Tooth Brushes, assorted.
Cotton Yarns, Buttons and Thread; All Of which
We will cell Al small advance Cor cash oaiy.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD & CO.
April 8. DO
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1864.
Arch. Strayhofn, admir-. Of Andrew Borland. deed.
AlexandefsB orland, John Borand, Egberl Strayho,n
and others.
Petition for Settlement.
n I appearing 10 The satisfaction OF the Cont TIM,
the defendants, Alexander Borland and John Dor.
land, reside beyond the limits Of this State. Il !.
therefore ordered BY, the Court that publication IL
made in the Hisborongh Recorder Tor six successive
weeks notifying the said Alexander Borland anil
John Borand Of the filing OF this petition, and thai
they be and appear before the justices Of the nert
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. 10 In hell lot
the county Of Orange, at the Court House IN III
town Of Hilsbcrough on the fourth Mondav Of Nv
next, then and there 70 plead, answer or iemu, ~
said petition, orthe will be- taken bro eouts.so
and heard er pGrie as 10 them.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of oui said Court 4,
Office, the fourth Monday Of February, 1854.
GEORGE LAWS, C. o. q.
Maren Y. Sew
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q II you owe Us you viii DO well to pay before
the 25th Of March. a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

Butler has RENTED the sentence Of he
Rev. :. II. Ming6cid. the Episcopal minis.
TOR Of Portsmouth. Va. ~ho was sentenced
10 Isbnr on the streets d Portsmouth. with
bal, and chain 10 his legs. because he YOU q
not pu, up prayers for A0tahan Lincoln
The venerable aud grey.haited minister
has been sen, 10 Fortress Monroe.
Rg.c,spsp. -Rosccrans has rescinded Al
o,ders heretofore issued IL the Missouri
Department prohibiting thcfasr aud cireu
lstlon Of newspapers aud o,hefpub!iea,lons
LSrrKRs fos TRAss. MISSISSIPPI - Let
tets designed lor Offices West 81 the Mis-
s..ipp, may BE- sent By The Express mall
Correspondents should be careful 70 al
dress their letter, per Expires Nail, ~
Brandon. Mississippi" aud prepay ~
postage Of fotty cents % each single lei
Ter Of bali 40 ounce weight.
Riekmsnd StHtiae
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An Old Fashioned Loom, Wanted.
IA NY one having an old fashioned LOOM thew -
willing to dispose Of, can do so BY applying at
March 30th. 90
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wANTED-coNFEDERATE MONEY.

ON SALE
on nm lbs. Smoking TOBACCO !" 0eanecbe. !.
%utUUV 10000 lbs. MANUFACTURED ditto.
GUM ARABIC, BUTTONs& COMBS,
RAW COTTON, CIGARS,
NAILS. BoRAx,
SUGAR, POWDER.
SODA, SHOT,
COTTON YARNS, LEAD,
SNUFF. IRON,
SHOE THREAD, MASON'S BLACKINa-
Bleaehed COTTON, RICE,
QUININE. By o., SALT,
Let Note & Cap PAPER, PINS and NEEDLES.
assorted, BLUE MASS.
WANTED-All kinds Of PRODUCE.
March 9. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

MILITARY NECESSITY.
a Not 70 sell anything except for cash. Please
do not ask for credit. Call and settle.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAISING at the Post Office at Hillsborouoh
on the LIST day of April. 1864.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-11

or Of any other set smsuntns 10 q sfsieny, shall
he liable to Indictment a. for Q mtsdeme>nof, sn1
hne NOT exceeding ave thousand dollsrs, a. A 10
pun'shmeut In the pc iitenttaty not exoeedihg
three years, before any court, civil or militsry,
competent to try the same, And II shall be the
duty Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, nom tir .
TO time, % institute such Investigations as nav
be necessary to detect and prevent frauds and
abuses In the trade and other transactions con.
tempated by this act, or bv the acts 10 which this
is ssupplementary Andth agents mailing such In
vestiEations shah have power 10 compel the A.
tendance ofwitnssses, snd 10 make examinations
SEQ. u. Aud Be n npfher enacted, That the eeere-
tary ofthe Treasury, with the approval OF the
President, bhall make such III 80 and regulations
Ae are necessary TO secure the proper and eeonou-
teal execution Of the provisions Of this set, and
shall detrAy all expenses Of such execution from
the oec de Of fees imposed by said rues and reg.
ulAtlNna nf salea of captured aud abandoned pro-
pcrty, and of sales hsrelnbefote authorized.
Approved July 2, 1854.
By order NJ the Secretary Of WnI: nI:...- p
y. D. TOWNSEND. -
oeit Assistant Adiutant General
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-11
poLDIERs OF THE UNIoNi

Road the following Letters received from your
Comrades as endorsements Of the WORLL'
known As PRoF. HoLIoWXY,s Fills AM
OINTMENT. You will here find unsolicited testi.
moniAls received from all parts Of the country
See TO Your Hesithi Ali Of you have some one
interested In your welfare, then do not delay.
but 70 Fs,Ssrs saa mohsT StssfS Wiye,
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purohas
your Health For Is Ssnts, g cents. oi sl!O viii
to the greenest and ripest old age:
!, Ths tonoyinE are genuine letters, on ale iot
QUARrEnmAsTER's DEPARTMEHr,I
18th Illinois Volunteers,
Prot. Holio!ray 80 Maiden Lone, N "
sIR; Enolosod please md two dollars, for which
send me one dollars worth each Of your oelebrsted
70 this At once, for an much in need ofthe shove
IIsui. A.w. FELLOWS, q. H.,
ssth Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, VA,F
D., ,,-,,. Janusry 7, 1891. {
DEAR sIRi ! have heard a great deal OF talk
ahout your famous Pulls, and Us never wAs in
the need Of them till now, want to try them, az
DlarrheA n very prevalent at the preient time;
sond me the worth OF the enclosed Yours, Gc,
..r.s JOSEPH WALSH,
Co +, 9Th Rest, ExosislOr Brigade.
PvLAsKI, TenG, Dts. -, !ods
GIt
aond me the amount In your famous Pills, az I an
uonhled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
YOURS AoS THOMAS Y. TURNER,
Co. l. I'd Iowa Infantry.
MORRIS ISLAND, s. e., Jan. u, 1854.
DEAR SIN; Enclosed ysu will nnd DO ccnts, icr
which wish you to send me sUme of your vEluS,
PIE PILLS send them by mail. IeucloEo 10 cents
''i lsS;s::. lssSS;s:.'' ISRAEL C. HALL,
Co, D, 4th N, X. Vols, Port Royal, B. c.
'-1,. u CAMP or bTH ExcELsIoR BnI0ADE,l
January %, 1851.
sin; Please send me for the enclosed 50 cents the
worth OF n In PillHi enclosed find IS cents to nav
postage, and you will oblige. AdireFt, yours
SeFgt. WIN. POWERS
Co. L, 9Th Regt EXcelsiOr Brigade
Washington, u. &.
MoRRH ISLAsD, S. c., Jan. 81, 1854
PleAse ind enclosed the sum OF one dollar for
Pills. have DtArrhnA, and can't get 1t GtpppsH
80 lWAnt 70 try your Ptllg- Yours, Se
.F.f.". .. WILLIAM CHKISTY,
Co. D, lOith Regt. Penn Vols,
- Morris Island, 5. L,
CAUTION.
Il the reader OF this "notioen cannot get A box OF
Pills or Ointment from the drug store IN his plsoe
let him write TO me, 80 Maiden Lane enclosing The
amount, and will mail box free OF expense
Many dealers will not keep my medicines on hand
oeeAuse thoy cannot make as much profit as ou
Other peEsons' make. 36 cents, SO cents, and sl4O
pSt ooA or poI ApB-ly
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-11
hlEi,iGAlf.s, 90 liz. ~
RoIA'b, 'b,noTIos.t

Dr. n vrLIrvs rrtv,s Hosrtssi. 10 ne ~
srai BIosk, Corner Of Seventh snd streets, opN6'
d,e the Pos, and Ps,sn, orioss. Rooms ., anap.
up stsirs, wsshinston,, D. Z, 'g5,iiRW Z + n
AL diseases oi pt,vsss nature ,rcsssd ID me
s,ssisntias manner, and radical cures sneete.
All ss.s. sVPHHIfIC AtrrcrToS, 6ok7
iRRBGA, GLEET STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
rEAEEESS, or the result Of POLUPTUo1S
DREAMS, or suy weakuos, ot tho GENERlTfRI
'RGJNS, from any Cause whS,tvey, or ,hnw l,l-.
.tsnd,nr, thoroughly and radically cured sNoJ
.JOuT, RHEvsa TtSNi,, EEuR4LGIA, and otter
cBRONIr Disc GSES. OF the NERVES. MUSCLES
soEFS, and JOINTS; ScRoFUIA, BLoTcHES
~ TINE FArE, ERUPTIOSScn the Liubs sndbpaS,
nd all other eRuPTIvEp pIsF ksEs.nd pIsEAsE
~ rHE BLOOD, from whstevrr csure thty ,niS
ave arisen.
AFFLICTED AND uEFoRTuNArk, IL, "
No nisaot wlrst your di,csre, isf no fsiie ueli.
ssey prevent you from applying immediately To
~ vehhy, who Is actaowlcsed to bc by far tha
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in tho treatment
4 private diseases Fear not TO come and mslts
.notyn your mirfor,nnes, snd he will speedily tend
ron,oh your way rejoicing. '
-,run sELF-ABusE rl'.
That dreadful soourge Of the young, indulsed In
phon alone, destroys the genetstlve organs, unit,
hen for married life, producing woAitnsss of the
back and limba, iors OF Animation and muscular
power, pslpitstion Of the hesrs
", loss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
consumption, and death. -...t
YOUNG MANI In view Of the Dreadful eonse.
quenGes Of delay, do not TAIL to make your ease
Known immc mcdiatelyto Dr, vcl,ny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon bis medical skill,
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
Who wsro on the brink Of the grave, hsvo been
brought back TO vigorous health by his skiilfu
treatment.
MARRIAGE. .
Married personP, or those contemplating mktri
nony, who uuPpect Themselves ofimpotsncy semi
sal weakness, or any disease arising from re
AGED state Of the genital organs, whether the .
'ult Of disease, mjury, youthful indisorettont,
Indulgence ofthe passions in riper years, are ear
beStly entreateI to place Themselves under III,
sA.e Of DT. V. They msy rely with certainty
upon . speedy cure, aud being restored TO, ful
hCalth and vigor. ...r ..rrag-r
lie troata with entirs success all diseAsos o
Females such as LEUCORRHEA or WHITES
LAPsus uTERT, Sc, &C., and in every osso guar
Sntees perfect CURE aba. a.,
FEES moderate, and VISITS and ConIMUHICA
rIoNS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PERSONS calling see no one but the Doctor.
Those at distance may DO TREATED Nv MAIL
by sending statement uf CASE, soa 60,
iy2-Im'
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-11
(LOTIIING AND CLOTHING MA
y TERiALs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
BuREA Az OF PRoYIsIoSs AND CLOTHING,

BI M Au OF PHOVIsIoNs AND CLoTHIN0,Y
September I, 1854
SEPARATE PROPOSALS., sealed and endorsed
"p,pposals for Navy Clothing and Clothing Mate
o'clock, p. m, 90 the l2th day OF October next for
furnishing and delivering ION receiving thirty
ChArlc8tOWn, AISss,, and BtoOkyn, n. Y, in such
numbers and quantities and NJ such times 40 may
he peciied by the hief OF this Bureau or by the
CommRndAntB OF the said Navy Yards, respect
iyeiy, the numbers Ehd Quantities Of the different
articles and st the places specified 10 the follow.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-11
II EW INV FL HTIo ON
ARTIFICIAL cHEoPLAsTIc ,.-
BONE TEETH, .sl..f ID

DR., ). b. sIGEsMoND 4 HAYWARD,
lGo PennEYlvhnia avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs. s. h II. calls the attention of the public to
tho following advantages OF their improved system;
LIST. The teeth OF their nanufseture will never
enrTnde nor change color by any acids, and are
thTeelourthE llghe or than any other.
2i. No teeth or rOotA need be extracted, As the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
3d. The roots will be made inonensiye and never
10 ache,
Ith. No temporary teeth are needed, as perms-
nent ones can be made INN mediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression Of the face, which,
under the old syatem, 10 frequently dishKuTed.
9th. This work has beon fully teatsd for over
I'VE years by many Of the irst chemists and physi-
clans OF this aud the old country.
DTs. S. x II. have also invented white indie.
Htructible metal filling, with which the most sen.
sitlve teeth can be Hlled without pain, and can
build up perfect sound tooth on any side roots
which will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PhINI
With lnnoAious Vapor, by Drs. Sigesmond q Hay
whrd 26O Pennsylvania avenue, inventors and sole
manufacturers Of AnAeAtio InnOXious yapor (not
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or Ether) but
strictly an AnaebtiG agent, entirely FREQ from ex-
hilaEAtng effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
tnsenBibility to palm. -
The best Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves, my2S