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DENTISTRY.

CREkT DISCOVERY Tx DENTISTRY.
fssta Ertraited teitaoxf Pain trith ths AsA'tfs u
OTygA1.
WoRld advise all persons having teeth TO ex-
tract to call st DR., GEVIE'S Office, xeA
and have them taken out by ikis ns~
examine the DoetSr's new ard i'm
proved method of Iaseriine Artiseiai Teeth. II
you onos see the great i'm movement il his tssta
you will hsve them In other style tasn this ues
and y alu able one No. sac Pa. sFenus, between
no "a 8. n LEWIx, II. D.. Dentist.
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S1ORET DIsEAS1sI SECRET DIssAsasI
SA M A r. ANS GIFT!
SAAARITANS GIFT
TIN MOST CERTAIN REMHDY EyIR UsEp

sAMARITAN's GIFT.
SAAARITANS GIFT
TH1 MOST CERTAIN RzMsDY EVER UsED.
eovoBsHHesssA P9.asys e s~s thinks ssf
Oxly e. Pills 70 g Taken 20 Eesa a Case.
any unpessaat taste and viii not Is AZ any way in
1ure the stomach or bowels of tn most delicate.
II from to eu pS Esea S sss
oftas GpivsEs,ty OF ons Of the aess
:o gESsors ana Unests OF the present day.
Of Who have been sorssd With Bsls.m ooDsiva. or
f'' ~ s4MARlTANs GIFT.
SsHs oy nail IN plain ssavsiSEs n,
ssSSR, EstssR 4s4ann,
sozf as,s SSiTI pI sTEHiEfS e Oh W
SaS{ =.
seribsd it reaohes AID sradicstes every psrtics OF
g
ay snd be hsaled and do not transmit to your pos
'i' that for F s. a6 81 sh in altar
h6eRR ashB
. ss siS = Il. IL .sGs' y
In many aneetion. With which numbers Of 70.
nsiss suffer, the Root AND HERB JuIoRs 10
q down IN fans Of ts
DEBILITY, and for ell complaints incident TO the
set ~ sxprsss. Price q bottle. or bottles
"a AARIrANp oHANoRl WASH.
pnsMoa 81 g.. Box ssf III 'thu.a.lpai. ross
Bold By 8. oALv1Rr soRD. rnsr Of 18th and
: aSNkT COOK. Al.x.ndria. m.yer
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,

4 hA EbChE III 0EO L OR L.
nv oONsEouEsuE OF The TOE IN THE
L ssy the Fort Monroe boats viii 6-
leave baltimore az 2 elecs p NJ $50
lssss Fin, in II 30 tain to eGshs SsR.Ils p.,..,.
BALTIMORE ANB oHIp RAiLk0aD,
&& a
On and after Monday. January 4th, 1854, daily
York. and washin gton and the West as follows:
FoRPHlLADELPHIA,NE NEW YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington at 80 and u.40 A. ID and 5
Msao T. N. only '''' '> ~ N''''
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at So, s. and ll:a A NJ,
ane ss s9 80 ard sI s1aly esJcePt SUNDAY
FOR ALL PARIS OF THs WEST.
Leave Washington at 6 81 and 50 A. NJ. and 20
?. NJ daily. except Sunday. On Sunday, at 80P.
COMPUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily. pr Sunday, at 40
.The FIRST and fourth trains from wsshin ston.
and fourth and fifth trains from Baltimore stop at
AL way points.
Leave Baltimore at 4, $50 add 10 20 A. NJ. and
A. NJ aud SIS P. NJ ''S
COMPUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, at ITO
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington st 81 A. NJ. and 3l0P.M
Leave Baltimore at 10 A. NJ. and 3.I5 P. NJ
Trans leaving Washington at 7! 50 A. NJ. and
9 p. ~, go through TO New York without
without chsnge % cars.
For further information, tickets of every kind,
&c, apply to George s. Koents, agent at Wash
". P. SMITH Master of fransp'tn.
ia Aft L. NJ. COLE, General ticket Agent.
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NJ TEETH.
I'VE IN0hiyS M o. the Inventor and patentea

N Z n.
lti. LOOMS, N. D., the Inventor and pstentee
of the MINERAL PLAIN rEEfH at
terds periodically his Office in thu izsssSSs15a.
city. Many persons cau wear t1ese tlLIYTU
teeth who cannot wear others, and no -
person csn wear others Nno cannot wear there.
Persons calling at my OF can be sccomufo ated
with any ttyie and price or Teeth they msy csSre'
put to those 10 arc particulsr and wish the pures
cleanast, strongest and most perfect dentars tbs
art can produss. the MINERAL PLATE viii Be
rors fully warranted
Rooms in this city No. 33s Psnusylvsnis sTcnre
between 9th aud 1eth Streets. Also, 205 An Ct,
Philsdei phfA. uls.s-lF
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\6 NEW ATTRACTION. -
A FIrst.eIass Shoe Store I'm 9TH Street.

~ NEW ATTRACTION.
4 FIrst.slass shee Store In 7th Street.
IHAVE OPENED THE
LARGEST, FINEST, AND CHEAPEST,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
In tie city OF Washington, with very extensive
LADIES MISSES. CHILDREN's,
GENTS, AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES,
svsry Style and Quality, Ct PsiSss to sqis every
no. 5l7 It'll street. Inteliisencer Block,
Sd door above street west sids.
~ great variety Of MILITARY BOOTS.
Dol2 so6nn
IMP o RTA Ant NEWs
GREAT CLOTHING EsrABLIsEMzNT
BAR Il BROTHER,
Conner OF AND sKvKETH STREETS.
We are now daily rsceiyir Of our own manufsc.
ture, in great gu entities--
Fins business Suits,
An entire new style OF Business Frock Goats,
Pine Beaver and other Overcoats,
Blsak Frock Goats made and trimmed in the best
Fine Black Doeskin Pants.
And OF Fancy Cassimer Pants and Vests We have
New styles Of Youths snd Boys clothing in large
And very large stock Of Gents Furnishin Goods.
Drawers: silk Neck Ties .scarfs. Blk and Wooden
Also, 'af sas STOCK s Of mili.ar, Clothing.
All oftbe above naInsd goods are mostly Of our
own msnufactpre, we can therefore;warrant them
ODE substantially made. Such Q display OF goods
de ls-lm- BAR & BROTHER.
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sOHN GOLDIN & CO,
j PHcTOaRAPHERs.
No Market Space. bst1yses 8th and 9th streets,
door elst Of Perry d Bro
Having furnished onf Gallery Win an sntira new
Stock, scored tao mort modern Instrum -ilts ani
Material. and arranged on tee most sppr svs1 plan,
Our Ji2hr. (under the immediate supervision of
Goldln, long known TO cur citizens in the Pr ito.
graphic sTt,l We ara prepared 20 furnish the Pubic
With Photographic, Plain in fudia Ink, water ant
Oil Colors, rom Ministries to Imperial and Life
size Am crotEPss all sizes, Cards de Visits and
Vigrettes for Albums.
Special st,sntion viii be paid to copying AIn5r
types and DssUeTreotype3
Ne rave made arrangements with Ohssrlss d.
tredericks Il Co Photoer apbers, Ne1 Yo-k, to
keep us constantly Implied with Cards de yiaite
Of all the Celebrities of ths day, to which we in.
vite the attention of the Public
Constantly on hand, a full supply OF the most
cheics French Adams. Also, Frames Of all sizes
spd kinds. de24-lmH
II AUCTION NOTICE.
HAVING Connected with the House Furnishing
Business hat of general Auction AID Commission
Eerch ant i am ~ epsrd to attend promptly to all
bus nsga entrusted to my care.
large aud dry bsssm emit for storage OF goods for
auction sales.
Cash advances made on oorsi gnments.
Il. BUCHLY,
Auctionaer and House Rurpisher,
DC l9-lm 42s TN St., between q sud b.
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SAAnA BALTIMoRn. lHPIRIp .nnk
<% SAVIOR Ard JA6.
b. GR1EN.
Regular sailins Days WxDN 16DAYa and Sat
URDAYs, at 10 .. m., from foot Of High street,
qsorsstown. and Pier Is, foot Of Wah street. New
Tor ffSisht or passage applyto
- Q sFSg MORGAN q HHlNuHABT,
Agents. foot Of High street,
; ssiEt'fat eaT rANusSf FIX ri d Hn h;ssns,
z 70 ts-ars1 - e1lY van Street. New York.
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" GAS FIXTURES
w Have in Store, and are daily receiving, GAS
1lXTUkKS of entirely New Patterns ana Designs
and Finish in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
our stock of GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
Ws.hin ston.
~An Work IN the above line Entrusted to our
care viii be promptly attended to.
msr5 II MYERS MoGHAN, 376 street.
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TMPORTANT TO FKMAL1s.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The ingredients 10 these Pills ie the result OF q
long and extensive practice mild in their opera.
ton and sure to correct all Irregularities. Painful
transformations, REMOVING ALL DISTRACTIONS
whether from cola or otherwise, headache, psin in
the side, pslptation Of the heart, whites all nsr
yous affections, hysterics disturbed sleep, which
arises from Interruptions of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN,S PILLS
AFRO positive remedy for all Complaints pecuHsr
&c Females INDUCING WIFE CERTAINTY PERIODICAL
REGULARITY. Explicit dirsetieas, stains when
they should HOT Bl USED, with each box. Price
one dollar. rf-fE a.
HTSoid BY all Drusgists.
0UTCHIEGs & HILLYKR, Proprietors,
81 Cedar street, New York City.
Sold by SO FORD. 292 Pa. avenue. seq eoena
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VAIL, ST1P nNa co.,
C6er the largest assortn1 ant In this oity orah-..
n9 eli qualities used By oflcers in the Army sSd
May. sneh as SWORDS. SASHEa, BaLTs
20. 60, With dne assortment of UNIFORM
CLOTHING, with which We can furnish otSocrI
complete outots In few moments.
WALL, STEPHENS d CO.,
- u-tm $40 PsnnsyfvAnia Ave nus
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05
Deathless Determination.

Goethe, the glorious German poet, gave ut
terance to this important truth
" The longer l live the more certain | am
that the great difference between men, the great
and Insignificant, is energy, invincible determi-
nation, an honest purpose once fixed, and then
victory. That quality will do anything that
can be done in the world. and no circumstance,
no opportunity, win make a two-legged creature
a MAN, without it."
Verify! shouts conviction verify echoes ex
perience Grit is the main indispensable con-
dition Of success in this age Of uncompromsing
competition. Success is the verdict Of brave
endeavor and unyielding persistence. But in
view of the obstacles and embarrassments to
success no man without preponderant pluck
energy tempered with fortitude-can ever
reach that goal in triumph. The faint hearted
fail, while the seemingly reckless, despite all
blunders, are almost invariably fortunate. The
never -give-up principle IL inyiHclble. Men
that gather fresh determination and new
strength from reverses and difficulties, always
proudly succeed.
We have settled confidence in those persons
who possess decisive characters, and who trust
unremittingly in their own powers in mo-
ments of emergency. 1t is true that the
world has on burly mask to frighten the
suspecring; but the dauntless protector strips
it off and but despises the hidden mien for its
hypocritical pretensions This whining over
difficulties is no less futile than unmanly
nothing is ever gained by such ignominious
delay-all is often lost "What you have to
do, do with all your might is a very valuable
admonition, high precept Of success. Every
be iy clears the track for the staunch locomo-
tive, which gives the proper warning, and
comes on
The keynote to mighty Napoleon's victories
was sounded at the finale of CORY Waterloo-it
was his death-bed confession. His danntless
8 Old Guard" of legion victories, were sig
nailed to surrender before the heavily charged
ayalanohes u carnage-the matches already
lifted Alone, defenceless they stood Then
the invincible Cdm6ronns sternly shouted /:
g The Guard dies, az nepsr slTrsRders!' Thus
are all life's triumphs crowned; seeming de-
feat is made glorious vietory. And what a
noble epitaph is that for the monuments Of
the martyrs of the Revolution: sDied in the
contest spurned to surrender !"
To the man who knows his powers, and the
mutability Of human affairs, and who looks
above obstacles and misfortunes, the world 5
worrying 'speck Of trouble " is scarce n
thimbleful.
Oh why should man, who has the breath Of
Almighty God within him, tamely shudder at
variations of the winds He is grandly above
fate's yicissitudes. Yea, though these fates
may bandage our eyes in the midst of the
shocking peril, they can not ever darken brave
purposes or impede unyielding progress.
Only let us labor earnestly and faithfully,
and then turn trusting eyes toward heaven.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

The BURLINGTON RAILWAY ORDINANoE.-At
the session Of the Common Council on
Wednesday evening, the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad Company we're given
permission to ntract a single track road in
Brown street, from Sixteenth to Twe1ty-
second streets. The company are required tc
open Brown street to Sixteenth street.
NoRrHwgsTERS DIsnLLERs' ASSOCIATION
largely attended meeting of the Northwest
ern distiIlars was held 90 Wednesday at the
Sherman House. Delegates were in attendance
from Illinois, Ohio, Iowa, Missouri and Wis
consin. An organization was formed to pro-
mote general Gistilling interests, and secure
settled legislation. 1t is called The Distillers'
Association Of the Northwest" All members
are to pay pro rata share of the curren. ex-
2enses. There are to be three classes-those
of the capacity of 1000 bushels 70 be Of the
first class, 500 bushels the second class, and a
less number the third Glass -'egular annual
meetings will be held in Chicago on the first
Wednesday of October. The membership fee
viii be ten dcllars. A resolution was adopted
pledging to the Government their united sup
port in the enforcement Of the laws and the
maintenance Of the constitution. Washington
Cockle Of Peoria, was chosen President; W.
Eggleston, of Rock Island, Vice President n.
Lightner, Of Peoria, Secretary, and L. G. Els
worth, Of Chicago, Treasurer
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

LAKE SIGNAL The United States Board Of
Supervisory Inspectors Of Steamboats, have
recently decided tAat the embarrassing code Of
signals adopted BY Congress at the last session
do not apply to our inland waters. It is there
fore proposed to return TO the old codes
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

A HEARrLEss YILLAIN-I4 Septen Der last a
vagabond named John Moore wa kindly en-
tertained by Mrs. Pendergast, soldier
wife. in this city lie villain robbed her Of
Sl20 in money, and struck her when accused
Of I. theft lie vas captured on Wednesday
morning and held to answer in the sum Of
$500
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

FUNERAL OF GENERAL RASsoN--The funeral
Of General t. E. c. Ransom " i'll take place in
his city tomorrow The preliminary ar
rangements for an imposing burial nave been
made. ami lot has been rendered by the off
GERS of Rosehill Cemetery.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

VoLUNrEERs FOR CAMP DoUGLAs.-A com
pany Of volunteer guards is to be laised for
one weeks service at Camp Douglas. re-
cruiting Office will, to-day, be opened in Court
House Square. This action is the result OF
the election furlough system introduced by
Uncle Abe.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

CoRoSER's ISQUEsT-At three o'clock on
Tuesday morning the body Of Thomas H.2ch-
cliffe. aged fifty years, was found in the yard
at No. II Canal street. The jury returned a
verdict Of death BY deliriuIh tremens.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

PRESERVATION. Alderman Wallworth, OF
the Sixth Ward has been presented with a
g0d-beadcd cane as recognition OF his
efficient services IL endeavoring TO clear the
ward from the draft.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

COLLISION. At o'clock on Wednesday
evening the schooner Hampton lin tow Of the
tug Mosher) ran into the north end Of Clark
street bridge No one was injured, but con
siderable damage done.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

INTERNAL REyENUE Commission
er Lewis has ruled that tie transfer of ware
house receipt constitute a sale, and made it
incumbent upon the s. Ter to pay duty of one
eighth per cent upon the amount received
therefor
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

EXTENSIVE FIRE.--At 8 o'clock on Monday
evening FIRE brok out in the millinery estab-
Hshment Of Charles Friedman, Nos 10 and u
Clark street The aggregate loss is estimated
at $40. 900.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

MoRE REBEL PRISONERS A squad Of 100
rebe, prisoners arrived at Camp Douglas on
Monday evening from Sherman's Fl ont They
we're guarded by detachment Of the 2s.h
Michigan, under Captain U. J. Finks.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

LAKE TUNSEL.-The excavations for the lake
tunnel have now reached a distance of $50 feet
from the shaft. They are progressing at the
rate of ten feet per day.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

THE FIRE ALARM TEIEGRAPH-This i'm
provement is finished in the North and South
divisions, with the exception Of the signal box
Is. The contract viii Be completed by March L.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

LARGE SHIPMENTS OF CoMNIssARY SToREs.-
For some time the shipments OF eommissary
stores from this depot have reached fifty or
sixty carloads per day.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

Tue NIGHT ScHooLs.-The five night schools
recently established here have an average at
tendance of l50 each. They are represented
TO be in a very aourishing condition.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

SANITARY CoMMIssroN.-A contribution OF
/ 500 bushels Of potatoes was on Wednesday
received from Waukegan by the Sanitary
Commission.
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05
CITY MATTERS.

CLINTON STREET RAILWAY. - The Clinton
street railway cars are now running every
fifteen minutes, FROM A. NJ. to II P. NJ
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

SrrAy URcHISs.-'The police yesterday found
in the street two bright little urchins about four
years Of age. They are at the Central Station
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05

Sewing Machines-Grover e. Bakers
Sewing Machines are again Pronounced the
Best.
At Kalamazoo State Fair Of Michigan, just held, was
awarded to this Company the following premiums:
First Premdm for the best Family Sewing Machines
First Premium for the best work done Machines.
First Premium for the best display Of Machines.
AT the Illinois State Fair Decatur premiums
offered for Sewing machines or Machine work special
committee appointed to examine Machine Sewing.
without regard To prizes premiums This committee
reported unanimously in favor Of the work and samples
exhibition executed the GROVER BAKER
Machines, nouncng il the best practical Machine
hibted for a work.
The public enthusiastic these several places upon
the merits Of these celebrated Machines fairly exhibited
by operators variety Of fabric from the finest gauze
to the hardest cloth or leather work.
Iowa State Fair gave
First Premium for shop, light and heavy work.
First Premium for best Sewing Machine for Family
Wisconsin State Fair
First Premium for tst mi y Sewing Machine.
These Fairs have ius- bee aed 14l1t
The workingman's advocate., 1864-11-05
lllAc0x & 0IBBS'
Sewing IT Machine

Is entirely noiseless.
PATENTED DEVICE prevents ii being turned ackvsrd
The PATENTED NEEDLE cannot he set wrong.
The PATENTED HKMMER ~ P-.AIDER cannot
be set wrong.
1t faster than any other.
II will never drop stitch.
1t is the only practicable Machine which ALL
1t does the finest and neaest work known and all
varieties Of family sewing in the most perfect manner
No other machine takes the TWISTED Lo0F STIrcHn
1t cannot be adjusted got out Of order.
It uses the ROTATING HOOK
Whatever the merits of other machines. IL dspar
agement say the Wilcox Gibbs worth for family use,
double that Of any oser offered 70 the public.
The Gold Medal the American Institute, and numerous
First Premiums at State Fairs and the meetings Of Me-
chancal and Scientific Societies all the world
among its trophies.
II II now the great leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the world.
Send for full descriptive Circular and Prize List and spe
cimens Of work. enclosing stamp to
L. CORNELL CO.
1888 Lake Street, Chicago H.
nof014t General Agents for the North Western States
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St. panl, 5llinne(ota, Sa,nQae, ofn j. gllar3 1864.

li9es uuo ,puroe bS9l lelten nur
our6 Elm soratersebenpes Mibeel9id ae<
it1rt.
Den @rafen ereilte frabseitie Elm
i@limn,e5 0elbid.
Gin unslldli9er Stur, pom Yferpe
eneete beim Besinn elmer gldnsenben
dubsren 2aufbabn iein 9eben. Gr rubt
in Ter @ruft isiner @dter pibt neben
Wfatbilpen6 @rab, ra6 unter ben Blu.
men oes S&lob8arten8 epr jepem 9luoe
:ertorAen 1ebalten miro.
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6. SabrgQ1lg.
Die ]l(inne(ota Staatsjeitun0,

Die ]l(inne(ota StaotS5eituno,
gfe DC, Oritten uub 9Dabaibam.
StrAbe, eint &reppe bp@,
%rl1eint leren Samltas unp fotet jwei
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GinSslns Nummern tofen 5 Gents.
. ScotnDur0cn.
Mtpnniren fann man 3uirsenb elmer 3eitbea
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s;penpen Nummern ni9t na99elaupt werben.
Der 5ublc,iptious >Setra9 tann III Nptenir-
ssur siner Sutcn 8ant sinsei9idt werben.
60 yScMn @elt 1T resitrirten Briefen rerr
Oreu 9ebt, irasen mir ben Gerluf bod ni4t in
unregitrlrtsn 8rieten.
3ue Mitb:ilungen, 0elber ". ". Tne 3u
esrellren:
9teutber S GTe1, Yutlilbess.
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une talts Spstlen, an3 ni3t bSs.
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