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Kaisr. Wish ricE 70 economy IN The rurcksrt
and supply Of Stationery and Bl.nks 70 The arrg
OF Te1ness-c and the diaercnt commands - Ger
Eia, Alabama and Ni-sissipri, hare dcr-i-l g.
place you ia ehar<s Of that duty, 70 the 7crf7r-s-
ofuhieh yoa I'll Immediately direct ali yonr rtrr-
In the s1sessioa = it yea Ar. .utAsri.sa-zs n
To have the disposal - - cuttings frps- ei-ih-
ing and te-t factories. Of Oh and eondrnrcd terD
ard other paper stock material under Ire e1-trr q.
To arrange Tor she naaaus.ssur- q psPer other l.
contract or on Gsrsruzrutaeooanf- ~ nav Re 10. :
szPeaiesi, md als0 for thf Parrh.-s efshs s-'-e-
These instruetioas I'll % .nthori,y ssr AZ e
esrs Of the olartsr-as,ers Dsr.-sinsrs 70 Irsrs,.
~
respectfully. yosF' as'sisnt 'srv.ss.
[5i<nedl A. r. LAW1or
Quarfcrrnarirr Grner.-.
Major = II NeNano~. ou=rssrsassssr. NsBs-
Eonery, Al
true copy
I. TIE cutting, and ssrsr- irsrz ssskins fssiori.
should Be Isred-fhoss e. pare sstson kepsserar.s.
frsa these Of aizsd material.
II Al cid and uzssrrieo.hls trnt sto;Ls -.
roFes. asd ropes snds. gunay haas. .zd snssrsirs
able hemp b.ling frsz Gotta bsEs arr r.i-sti-
zaassriai for paper n.kiHE. sna shszid BE sssarr
ioasly preserved
III Grain baEs = II. psrs.a - tie Tar .
Kird. rhsa snet for II hat branch q he pei
lie service. can be iaros very great arrs--i g.
nn.thsr fsbrie. ard made rsaesz z1rh - al =
original cost n tstes care e sni turrea s-sfiss
sre1ss
Properly srthoEi.-< aEsnts III risif the r.-i b
pest. and f.storieI II Gesrgis Mississippi al 3
baza FER ihs eolieslisn sf tkrss 1nnicriss 40 X.
specially solicit ssrsi.l so-opsrsii.n n its
zuiati5n- J. H MCMAHON.
h.jsr ard Q1artrrs-as,--
NosrsosErr. Ala. Aszssi Is irst
srpi-l1
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HAVE X STORE. ,sa ain to kEEP Up
saPray 81
COTTON YARNS. Sss- 10 Il.
coTToS AND WOOL CARDS.
GEORGIA AND COUNTRY JEAKs.
GREY CLOTH. AND EoxEsrUx.
suK-TIs0s AID sHIRTISGs.
IRON AND NAILS. $ .. sss
SHOES, Meas. w.ass',.ss chls-,.
BRoGASs. sesrs Eu---s-.
SODA. coPPERAs. SNUFF.
TEA. SUGAR. L.. AZ.
SALT PANS. SOAR KRTTLEE
BARK MILLS. SUGAR MILLS.
&e- 6e-. Is. &c. Ia.
FHEF F1NT BUY
BAcos. BAan. AID soEsHrx syrup
ps.sassE >, Iss<-r
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nEScRIPTITE LISTS AND ACCOUNTS OF
~ PAY AND CL0T ling Per sale At
J. 3. CLARE's
Selma jan - Broad Street
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nANuFAcrURE on = ArssNEns.

The folleusnsi, rusiishsa Ter no i.soz-s'irr
and suidsnes OF oa.z.srzs-sers n ss.-z. q F--'-
thsss il charge = nsnuf.eiories e rirshiz-. sal
the chirn 4. ssatrol Of the TsxiE Kizs-
ExrEacr.
corrkpERsrr Sra-ks - ArrErrt.,
ouaFtsraasisF Gsnsrsi's orss.
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Cotton trade Of the Confederate states:


Tid southern State- hAFessranzged TO send from
SFxzs. ino-sy qrsr AeNicteland from other States
r. sFslc.fIs S2n6n0o 600 more cotton :han they did
i4st sc4r. ana tho means noBsof sending cotton
a. = fsxa< have -feS,ls increased. The crop Of
fcxas. a;od Will be larger than ever, reach
- - Geo bates. and a value Of 100000 coo, or
-rl.sissF :, pas tao whole debt OF the Conede-
-s.-sa1 ~tten raised this year. aud be sent
ss,T IS Mexico 70 m1rket under tho imperial pro-
i-eti - LIS quite possible that the coniinusuce
- ,,sswar may bo ineaos Of susaininE the price
a5esssHH. hat Ike 6onfedsrsey, By having mar
kes 80 NsAico. may, for comparatively small
.zali1 immense prices Their esiton has al
lie preference, and it i better sch zoo.
fi .ies far Ssoepec, 900. than TO NJ 1900 600
hses r s1se.ooo. 600 ~ formerly tFir seems to
b. s. caurse that affsirs now taking> IT would
<Lrs'Ias.s bas ruinous 10 the markets Of tho world
for 5is sfern cotton supply 10 be resumed At the
sss.lsr fnn ai;sle whereas BY zgrsdusily eniargsi
,s..7tv, II rtii Il other ii5rts. the new empire Of
Mes 81 euld t,e greatly beneGtied, and grea;
stsca T isapartsi 70 the Southern section Of N,
f'ssnf i.sracv With growing wealth to the whole o.
4 This sesi..s 10 be ampng, the commercial con
t.a-sa-iaa 81 Il pF ,lonsod war.-ye,s York paper
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VISITING CARDS. Plain and Fsaey. Fer
Sale At J. T. CLARK's
Book Store.
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SoCIRTY VRRsEs.-Rhyme is not only
vehicle ofpoetic but OF vivacious and hu-
morous thought. In the day of Pope spark
ling verse was more In vogue than senti.
mental or romantic; and there Is peculiar
English vein OF colloquial rhyme which is
cheerful pastime and a tasteful gift.
Horace Smith cultivated it with marked
success, and the popularity of Praed attests
It's continued charm. OF recent speci-
mens o. the naive, of. hand, amusing pfrs
de soefets, few arc more graceful and agree
able than those Of Locker, a genuine Lon
don lyrist. Perhaps his strong friendship
for Americans, and appreciation of our
country, may lead us to feel partial to his
verses but, with all due allowance for so
natural liking, We recognize intrinsic
merit enough in his happiest illusions to
account for their attracliveness: such pieces
as "a Human Skull" ITO Ny Grand
mother" and "The Widows Mite" ere
genuine examplars of the kind of hal f-jest,
half-earnest play of fancy and feeling that
playfully suggest far more than is ex
pressed lThey are In the vein of Hood and
blackberry. Slight as arc the themes and
local as are the associations of Lockers
verses, they are often artistic and charming.
Our object. however, in abiding 10 this
W itty rhymer, is to call attention to an ex-
quisite little quarto-the third of Moxon's
Miniature Poets: 1t is made up of Selections
from Locker, and the illustrations, by
Richard Doyle, are very clear. The Gro
quet Scene alone would sell the volume in
this country; and II some of our booksel-
lers would Import copies, they would prove
delectable little gift-books for the holi-
days.
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ANOTHER DRED scorr CAsE.-An action
was recently brought before civil magis-
trate at UlarRs hall, against Moses Hanger,
a wei known farmer in this county, on
tne eharge OF violating the 18th article Of
our state constitution, by employing negro
Gno came INTO this State since the SIst of
0 c"n,IO iooI ssid article prohibiting their
change OF venue was obtained, and the
case was tried before Esquire Winsbin'
AZ s.ocEwen. The case was prosecuted
by Mr.. Thomas B. Ward, of thIs ciIv md
defended by Mr. Reinhar. No disnnta
existing as to the facts, verdict was rem.
dered against the defendant Tor the smaiI~st
sum In the law-ten dollars. An apncsi
was taken, and the case, we trust, viii 20
70 the highest court In the land for a5in.
dication, SO that we may know whether
that clause OF our constitution is a bar to
the colored man coming into the State or
not. Quite q number Of very interesting
legal questlona will be likely TO DO raised.
-LgfayStfs Journal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-26

People WHO DBrFT.-The most common
secret of the want Of success In life Ia q
general tendency TO let things drift. 1t is
not so mrch the missing ones opportu-
nifty or committing one blunder, as the
lavish waste of all the forces and opportu-
mites which in various shapes come with
In the grasp. The temper which permits
such waste Of material that is never re.
placed may spring from Incidence, or alb
sence Of ambition, or an intellectual inca
pacity Of discerning what an opportunity
means. But still larger number fail for
lack Of quality which is neither Industry
merely, nor acuteness, nor desire to get
on, but a kind of vigilant tenacity, like
that of hunter after his prey.
Such men break down in the race. or at
least never get beyond a very humble goal,
less because they have been trippcd up by
some unsupported trench, than because
they were comparatively destitute of vigor
and concentration. They have not the
stamina which supports men under heavy
weight and carries them well over q pro-
longed course. They can look seriously
at the obstacles which are Immediately 10
front of them, and can overcome them
without difficulty, but they never think Of
the obstacles that He a little way ahead
or at all events rather make prepar atoms
lor Sinking IMAM Tor getting The better Of
tnem.
Most men suffer much fewer and less
damaging injuries from the actual false
steps they take Than from that timorous
or incapable temper which makes them
shamble sllpshod through life, not knowing
clearly whittier they want to go, or how
they are ever to get anywhere at all; con-
tented or discontented with little, but in
either case equally incompetent to make
that little greater. 1t is the slovenliness
of men and women which for the most
part makes their lives so unsatisfactory.
They do not sit at the loom with keen eye
and def finger, but they work listlessly,
and without q sedulous care TO piece to.
gether as they best may the broken threads.
We are apt TO give up work too soon-to
suppose that a single breakage has ruined
the cloth. The men who get on in the
world are not daunted by on cnor thou
sand breakages.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, 40.
IN BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
ganlamhar A legf

IN BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
| September 4, 1855. I
Sealed proposals will be received at this Bureau
for PAINTS, LEAD, &C., described in the follow
/ ing named classes, until one o'clock p. m. Of
the SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
Each bid must be for an entire class, delivered
| In the respective Navy Yards. g..
The contracts will be awarded to the lowest re-
sPonsible bidders who give proper guarantees,
the right being reserved Of rejecting the lowest
bid II 1t be deemed exorbitsnt, -.fE .
The contracts, which will embrace all the usual
stipulations, will bear date the day the notifea-
lions are given, and sureties In the full amount
will be required to sign them. Their response
biity must be satisfactorily certified and as addi-
tional security twenty per centum will be with
held from each bid until the contract Is com
pleted. ...... ...
The bills will be paid by the paymasters ofthe
respective stations In funds or Certificates ut the
option Of the Government, within ten days after
the warrants for the same shall have been passed
by the Treasury Department.
Upon application to the Bureau, to the COM
mandant OF any navy yard, or to the pay master
Of any naval station, the form Of offers, guAran-
tees, and other necessary Information will be
furnished.
The proposals must be directed to the Chief Of
the Bureau Of Construction and Repair, Navy
Department, and endorsed "PropOsals, - that
they may be distinguished from other business
letters. III.
The following are the classes required:
BROOKLYN -COL0RBD PAINTS, DRYERS,
&c, lS6J-60.
1900 pounds Black Paint, in oil.
10000 pounds Red Lead, dry.
5000 pounds Litharge, dry.
10000 pounds Whiting, dry.
1900 pounds Lampblack, dry.
% pounds Terra de Sienna, In oil.
25 pounds Terra de Sienna, raw.
$50 pounds Chrome Green, dry.
1000 pounds Verdegris, ground In oil
40 pounds Chinese yermilion, dry.
20 pounds Prussian Blue, dry.
1000 pounds Venetian red, dry.
800 pounds Sugar Of Lead.
2, 900 pounds Yellow 0ehre
$50 pounds Chrome Yellow, dry.
90 pounds Brown Manganese.
1000 pounds Patent Dryer.
To be Of the best quality, and delivered In
tight and suitable vessels. All applications for
samples must be made to the commandant Of the
Yard,
One third part, comprising q due proportion OF
each kind, to be delivered on or before the LIST OF
December next, one third part on or before April
!, and the Remaining third part on or before the
3oth OF June, 1866 unless earlier required, with
q notice Of twenty days,
wAsHINGT0N-LEAD,l s65-68.
100000 pounds Pig Lead, best quality. |
All applications for Information will be made |
to the commandant Of the Yard.
One third part to be delivered on or before the |
LIST December next, one third part on or before
the LIST April, and the remaining part on or be- |
fore the 30th June. 1866, unless earlier required,
with notice OF twenty days. seS-f4t
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GAMBLING AT sARAToeA.-In company
With an attaehe OF the New York press, the
other evening, saw the tiger in his jun
gle Ibeg youto believe did not go in
with any bellIgerent intent. I never
fought the tiger, though dislike the whole
family, nom the royal species Of Bengal
down to "the harmless Gun necessary
cat" Of the kitchen. But, TO drop the
metaphor, one must see folly sometimes
In order 10 know what Il Is that he may
write against IL. The building Ia q
large and handsome one, OF brick, and Ia
situated on populous street, little aside
from the business centre of the town. Its
external appearance Ia that of the private
residence of q man Of wealth; which ex-
ceptonal Circumstance is sufficient guide
TO the place. The building has two sto-
ries, (alasl-how many more than that,
and thfilling stories too, ifthey were only
told, each Of which lie divided into half a
dozen apartments. Some of these l did
not enter. Those which Inspected were
very handsomely though not extravagant-
ly furnished. A well supplied bar is, of
course, the first thing that meets the eye
on entering the house. What Witnessed
Of games and gamesters shall not relate
further than 70 say that saw there an ex-
Senator from one Of the most northern 9th
Southern States, who, TO his shame be Il
spoken, Is much frequenter Of the house;
and was'at the time giving his eminent
example 10 the throng Of giddy young
men who, with flushed cheeks and eager
eyes, were his associates in the games OF
the night. To mere spectator like my.
self, little was enough and IL was no,
difficult 70 take my departure after half an
hours observation of the strange, sad
scenes Of the place. The enehanter's wand
touches only the votsries of the tickle
goddess, and with them the spell is fear
fully potent. Fdetlis dectnSu Averni, etc .
IL 10 easy for young fellows to 20 into
"Morrissey's;" but to get out again with
akin nthey NEEDLE with the tiger; or,
winning or losing in the contest, to es-
capet 10 the upper air of good conscience
and quiet miud-that Is not so easy, my
boys,-if, indeed, IL be quite possible.
Let me add by way Of moral to this meagre
sketch, that was more than over convinced
that all luck at play is bad luck, and
that excepting in the harmless household
game of backgammon, the only good throw
ofdice is to throw them into the fire.
Moreover, all that l saw and heard con-
hrmed my belief In the theory OF the sis
terhood Of the vices, and suggested the
further reflection that the sisters are on
very intimate, not to say cordial. terms
with each other.-Cor. Of Boston Post.
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ORPHANs' COURT,

Z II T Fl A N Go q KT,
~ SEPTEMBER 8, 1865.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
CoUNTY-To Wit:
In the case Of Walter Scott, executor Of Charlea
M. Williams, deceased, the executor aforepaid
has with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington County Aforesaid an.
pointed SATURDAY, the S0th day Of septen-
Der next, for the final settlement and dittribu-
ton Of the per sonal estate Of said deceased, and
Of the assetsin hand, far a. the same have been
collected and turned into money; when and
where all the creditors and heirs OF said deceased
Washington County Aforesaid, with their claims
properly youehed, Orthey may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benent In said dsoeaasd Is
estate provided copy Of this order be pub
TIoEAL RlPUILIoAK previous 10 the said S0th
day efssPtsmber, 1850. Lis yJggl 81, SEHgd ~.
. Test: z G, ROBBINS, rIs7
se7-laW8WA Register Of wills.
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slatioral gepablitau

JsspAr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20, 1895.
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oHN r. Ell VANS d 90,
' 1'' #s;a ia 81 ' s. street. g
BLAoKsMIrHs' Emf INF, " wHEeLwRraHrs,
HARDWARE
Box; Coma 't c SsSl Kew kss 60 p.r
sL XII III a 4 1 i GhsI1 sLS''I
P PASS do.
WSyATsssUEs SSE Pur 'ohsd ;Hsrason Punches.
srHRiNds--Brght; BLACK.
GAIT FSgNhh Sss Arm X PATENT Solid Collar.
WAGON HUBA l
OAK AND ASH BIZ MT RIMS.
HICKORY BENT Inns
a fnms Tk Lions -2to inches thread.
OAK sPoKEs. Co.,.
sHAfTs-Ruf, Zig ht; Ruff, medium. Y An.
sapS. light medium, heavy express, gro
@nd hs nnf cd, light land bars); medium
PoLRs@oIR heavy land bars), -
sw ii,ET RERs-Lsht fsrrut !, az m.d,um
FINISHED wHkELs-Lares r.
40 " SRRNa ulsH
FREEDOM NATION ALI
ann INA SoiPATIoN PRoCLAMAT TON Vim.
nnn DICATBDI
I'm hnANClPATIoN PRoCLIAMA TON OF
I'M RESIDENT OF THE UNITED Stairs,
ISSUED JANUARY !, 1858.
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF uIEU. A.
TO THE UNION OoNvI lNTIo.g
HOLDEN AT sPkINGFI BID,
ILL, SEPT. s, 1888
In Pamphlet Form, with Gov, -. om.t.ux
Revised and Corroots, I.
pot sale At the NATIONAL REPul ,LIoAH ON al.
onis. 20 cents per copy; IL Iopies, 81; rs
tbs tiai,.L n sa frss " postag ., to any "a a
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John r. ELVANS 4 CO.,
v 81 Louisiana ave. and sos street, n
WASHINGTON, d. c., @
| DRALRRsM ~
| IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRoN-ordinary sizes.
| REFINED IRON.
BAGNALL's, &c.
HORSE SHOE IRoN-Mtrs, DC.
ovAIs AND HALF ROUNDS.
o. B. NAIL RODS.
T. V. Y. do.
EoRwAY SHAPES Fl;
SPRING STEEL.
TOE FOE CORK s. STEEL
HooPS-Galyani1ed
SCROLL IRON.
EXTRA FALL RIVER RoDs-Round and
square S,a e. charcoal plate irOni Puddlsd
SHEET lRoN-American; American costa.
raTsi" Belgian; i'm. Russia Russia !;
SQUARE CAST sTEEL-sandersou,s.
oCTAGoN CAST STEEL.
SHEAR STEEL-Sanderso
GERMAN STEEL.
FLAT CAST STEEL
BLISTER STEEL-Ameriean.
apll-
TT s. sEVEN,THIRTY LOAN AGENCY.
w. T. sMIPHsoN q CO.,
BANKERS,
224 BaltiD re street.
UNITED STATES % LOAN AGENTS.
All Denominati Jns Of The
, $50 NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
For immediate delivery and
ALL GLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on Commission.
as we shali give our special attention to the
Purchase and Sale OF Government SeonTitIss va
most respectfully solicit your orders. :
W. T. SMITHSoN 4 co.
OommissiOn IsIa
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PAPER ID EAL RS.

PAP Err ID EAL ERS.
pAPER wAREHo USE. "
| GEORGE HILL, JR. Cd '
No. OF 4 90 Louisiana avenue, corner Of Tenth
street.
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER.
All kinds Of printing and wrapping paper
constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest
| rates. .
81 TIE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOE OLD Book,
PArHEs, RAGS, Rors, DO. '.t... . ..
c. P. KNIGHT WI. JOHNSON, in.
K MONT q JOHNSON
Wholesale Dealers in "
PAPER
PAPER MANUFACTURERS MATERIALS,
n SOUTH CHARLES STREET, ).
Jy2O-h BALTIMORE, MD.
ADD Il n Y.
5OO R r M ov Al 5OO
TO NEW BUILDING,
ss-500Ea
AS5007A ..u
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FBLLows' HALL.
JAMES s. ToPHAM q CO., 81
HAVE REMOVED
Their WELL known Old Established
Trunk, sADDLRRY, HARNESS,
xurITAvy RouIpMRNr NJ MITE cropv
TO THEIR
NEW Bull DING,
ASBooEa
AS5OO-&
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, Of our own manufacture, q
most complete assortment Of every style and
price Of military and citizens r.rI 80 T..
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALHs,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
with Topham's Patent Slide OBJ Il
Sole Manufacturers Of
LANGHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufactures of w.. ......
LANGHoLz's PATENT CURB AND NOSE
STRAP. r.. D.. .a. -
FOR SALE. ...
EwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND PINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
bits. .,
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
~. HARM ESS.l taa. Il
ZINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE AND
BUGGY HARNESS. -
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
EXPRESS HARNESS.
Suffers STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS. '.'''''
WHIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE, &
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY sTYLR AND PRICE.
... TRUN KS
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsRs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND yALIsRs, ,'f
LAD Es' DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
,aM 20 ' IIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Iaatber and ,Nanyas Psllisisur Bags; Leather,
Canvas and ia 'vpet Travelling Bags; Ladies'
French satehsIs. Toy Trunks, and School
satcheis, and every stiols in their line Of busi-
REMEMB ERi
r., So BOONN
% 81 500 va ..
SEVENTH STREE,
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NJ u W INV N ZION
ARTIFICIAL CHgoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,
DR. s. B. sI0RSMOND,
26e Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.


26e Pennsylyania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
DR.. s. calls the attention OF the public to the
following advantages Of his improved system;
LIST. The teeth OF his manufacture will never
corrode nor change color by any acids and are
three fourths lighter than any other. %
"a. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
Sd. The roots will be made inoasnsiye and
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as per-
manent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of the face,
which, under the old system, is frequently dis
figured.
9th. This work has been fully tested for over
Ave years by many Of the first chemists and
physicians Of this and the old country.
BILE metal nIling, with which the most sensitive
teeth can be filled without pain, and can build
up perfect sound tooth on any side roots, which
will last through lifetime % .'.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAINi
With Innoxious Vapor, by DR.. sigesmond, 800
Pennsylvania avenue, inventor and sole manu-
facturor Of Anaestic Innoxious VapOr, mot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorOform or Bther,) bat
strictly an Anaestic agent entirely free from ex-
ing quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and
perfect insensihility to pain
The best OF references given II required.
Gall and examine for yourselves. de2
THE AGE OF INVENTIoN.-WHI A
l. large number Of machines have been offered
to the public, some OF which possess points OF
excellence and acknowledged merit we have
long felt what others have experienced-the ne
cessity Of machine more perfect In its mechanic
cal structure, combining In the highest. degree
simplicity with durability, and which is capable
OF doing greater range Of work--one that could
easily be understood and cOmprehended by ALL
This, We are happy to say has been accom-
plshed by the Introduction Of the celebrated
fL0RRN0R SEWING MACHINE, which can be
Soen and examined At the AGENTS. ~. I'd .
y. PILLING,
r.. 28o PennsylVania avenue,
jy8-8m Ono door from Eleventh street.
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
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