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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-11-23
l.. A. Cooley, PHILADELPHIA.
To Frinters 81 Publishers.

THNllE Subscribers have Just completed
I'd their new specimen Book of light faced
Book and Job Printing Type, Flowers and
Ornaments, the contents of which are here
with partially given.
Diamond: Pearl, Nos. | and ?; Agate
Nos. 1,2, and3 3: Agate on N%onpareil body
Nonpnrcil, Nos. I. =, 3, and i; Minionctic
Nos. |, and =; Minion, Nos. |, ., 3, and 4:
Mihion on BREWER body: BREWER ON Minion
body; BREWER Nos. ], ., ., and i: BREWER
on Bur@coisc body; BREWER on Long Prim-
cr body; Burceois on BREWER Body; Bur
oeois Nos. |, ., 3and 1: HuIgcois on Lon
Primer body; small bodied Long Primer.
Long Primer, Nos. l., =, 3 and 4; Long
Primer on small Plea body; small Pic;,
Nos. /, :, and ;; Plea on English body:
Plea on Small Plea body Plea, Nos. /,
and 3: English, Nos. | and 2: Great Primer
Paragon; Double English; Double Para
.On; Cannon, Five lines Plea to Twenty
Eight lines Plea, Gothic, condensed, TO 80:
Five, seven, nine and 10 lines Plea Orna-
mental; Six. Seven, Nine II and Is Lines
Plea Shaded; Eight, 10, II. and IG Lines
Antique shaded.
Also Il large AMI brHurinll collection OF
Flowers, from Pearl 10 Seven Line Plea
many of which are not to b. found in other
specimens: Il new assortment OF Ornament
tai Dusllcs; Il variety OF card borders; near
= thousand Metal Ornaments; Brass Rule
Leads of various thickness: Astronomical
Mathematical and Physical Metal Signs:
Braces and Daslics from three To thirty ems
long: Great Primer and Double Plea Script
on inclined bodies; Diamond and Nonpa-
rcil music of vairious kinds: Antiques; lighr
and heavy face Two Line letter; roman and
ilalic, Nonrarcil, MiniO:. BREWER, Long
Primer, Plea and other Black; Nonparcil.
Minion, and BREWER Greek, Hebrew and
Saxon.
a large variety Of Ornaments. calculated
particularly for the Spanish and South A.
mcrican markets: Spanish. French and Por-
tugncsc Accents, furnished to order toccth-
or with every other article made use of in
The printin. business, all Of which can be-
furnished at short notice, OF as good Equality
and on as reasonable terms as at any other
establishment.
CONNER g. COOKE.
Corner Gf Nassau ant .1nn.st. ". YOrk
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TO EsEsHNT'EHsS.
f.. WHITE, g. WIN. UtGER

-
- ESPECTFULLY inform tho print
Ia ers Of the United States to whom
they have been Individually known as cs-
tahlisled letter founders, that they have
now formed a copartncrship in said bust
ness, &with an extensive experience, tI,cy
hope to be able ia <. satisfaction TO all
who may favour them with their orders.
The introduction Of machinery in place
of the tedious and unhealthy process of
casting type by hand, Il dcsidcraium by the
European founders, was by American in
Scnuity, Il heavy expenditure of time and
money on the part OF our senior partner,
first successfully accomplished. Extensive
use of ucwcns, letter, las fully tested and
established its superiority in every partic-
ular, over those cas-, by the old process.
The letter foundry business will hcrcaf-
ter be carried on by the parties aiore nam
ed, under the firm Of White llascr q Co.
Their Specimen exhibits a complete series
from Diamond to SiXty-four Line, Plea
the Book and News type being in the most
modern style
WHITE, HAGER. s. Co..
Arc agents for the sale of the Smith and
ltnSt Printing Presses. with which they can
furnish their customers at manufacturers,
prices: Chascs, Cases, Composing Sticks,
Ink, and every article nScd in the printing
business. kept for sale and furnished on
short notice; old type taken in exchange
for new at nine cts. per Id.
n. Is. Newspaper proprictors who will
give the above three Insertions. will be en-
titled to>fvc dollars in such article as they
mhysclccts from our Specimens.
T.. WHITE s. II iGER.
uGust 10. c27.
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AN

AN ACT
TO PROVIDE FOR TIL EDUCATION OF THE
DEAF AND DUMB CHILDREN OF
THIS STATE.
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives. nor met, md
sitting in General assembly, and by III"
authority Of tie same, That The sum Gf
twenty five hundred dollars be and the,
same is hereby annually appropria,cdto de-
fray the expenses of Educating SO many
deaf and dumb persons, between the ages
free white parents citizens of this state as
shall apply to receive the benefit of this
provision, and as shall be Judged by the
commissioners hereafter appointed, and
not able TO meet by their own mems all
the expcnccs Of their support and cduca-
ton.
SECT. 2. That the Governor for the
time being shall appoint two persons. one
from the upper and the other from the
lower division of the state, to ~r"inaiu in
Office until the expiration ofhis term o~fotiice
who, together with hilrslf, shall constitute
a board of commissioners, to be called the
commissioners of the deaf and dumb, of
which he stiall be President.
SEC. 3. That the commissioners for the
deaf aad dumb shall have power to draw
the annual appropriation before mentioned
as it may be needed for the purposes OF
their trust; and shall under arrangemcrfsto
be -n"do will. .stno nnctnre of the Amer
can Asylum ut Hartford, Connecticut, for
the education and instructionof the deaf
and dumb" send to the said ASYLUM for
education, SO many of tho persons before
described as can he supported by the annual
appropriation before mentioned and as
they shall deem proper objects of pnhIic
bounty.
SEC. i. That the sum which shall he
allowed for the board, tuition, and all in
cidcntal cXpcnccs of one deaf and dumb
personf or ono year Except travelling expcn-
ccs, clothing and medical a,tendance) Shall
not exceed one hundred dollars; aud as to
the eXpences excepted, the commissioners
shall take care to place them on the most
economical scale.
SEC. 5. That the whole or part of the
cXpences of the several applicants shall
be paid according to the opinion which
the commissioners may form as to the pc
cuniary condition of the applicants; and
that i'll case of more applications than would
exhaust the annual appropriation, the com
missioncrs shall make sclcction according
to their opinion of the deserts of the %variou,
applicants.
SEC. 6. That the commissioners shall
annually report to the Legislature an cx
act statement of their various proceedings
during the past year showing precisely how
they disburst the money expended, the
names of tho persons who have received
the bounty tho ages and places of resi-
dence eff such persons, and information as
their progress; which statement shall be
accompanied by all the vouchers of all sums
expended.
In the Senate House, the seventeenth day of
December, i'll the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty-four, and in
the fifty ninth year of the Sovereignty and
Independence OF the United States OF a.
mcrca.
III. DEAS, President of the Senate.
PATRIC NOBLE, Speaker of
tire House OF representative.
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AUGUSTA, ca.

AUGUSTA, ca.
STOFALL, SIMMONS, 81 Co. i'll express
~ ing their gratitude to their patrons for their
continued confidence and generous support,
would renew the offer Of their services in the
FAcToRAGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, ii. their
Fire Proof flare HOnsc, South side Broad street.
Liberal advances will be made OH Cotton, &c..
as heretofore.
-AMgusi0, ca September. 1897 bm 81
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ID IL SAE.E
EdgcGcId Medicine Store.

a supply of various fresh articles of the
IA Malcria Mcdica: Paints. Dyc-stulls, Win.
dow Glass, &c; Patent Medicines Of all kinds
Peters and Bcckwith's Pills, Green's Tonic Mix,
turc for Fever and Aeuc. Also genuine Com.
pound Chlorine Tootli-wash. Krcosoic. genuine
Lemon Syrup. isinglass. Black Lead, nerIumery,
together with Family Medicine Chests, Surgical
instruments, and other Drugs and CIiymicals
too tedious TO mention.
Also, Galiigan's Pills for Fe c aud Aenc.
April 27, 1887 II
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the lato Daniel
N. Galllnan deceased, are requested to
make immediate paymcnt.-And al per
sons having demands against saidd cascd
are requested to present them duly attic ted.
II. J. BURTON, 1dm'r.
WiM the WiU annexed
Sept. 9Th, 1887. 1871
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ND'B'HCE.

a lit persons are hereby iorcwarncI from
IA. trading Cor Il certain No;c Of Hand. ,iy,n
o Reuben Drake. on tic Sth of August. for the
mount OF srvcntv-iivc iciiars. as ! dn no, intend
pay 1t, as | have not go, Value Received; pay.
bic twelve months after date.
JACOB PAUL
"h"fSf. 81. INW 3I-tf
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Storage s. Commission.

yENHOMAS DAWSON has taken for a
ID term Of years, that extensive Brick
Fire proof Ware HOUSE, and CLOSE
Store in the City of Augusta, formerly oc-
%cupiel by Messrs. Musgrove q Dustin.
and recently by T.. Dustin Esqr. He will.
attend TO any orders in his line, and those
who conlido to him their business, may rely
with confidence on his best cXertions for
their success. ~
Augusta Aug. 18th.
The undersigned having leased The ware
House, at present. occupied by him, to Gen.
Thomas Dawson, will retire from the bust
ness after The Est of September next; he
solicits for Gen. ID. the patronage IF his for
MGR customers and friends believing that
all business confined to his charge, will
be promptly attended to.
EDWARD DUSTIN.
Augusta Aug. 18th 1887. 80
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TRsc Elady's Book.

OR, PIIILAD. MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
MhECiDEDLY the most popular work al
kD tho class in this country-containing Cri-
sinal Articles by the first Female writers. and
selected matter from the most celebrated Eng
lish Observation-Disclosures with Sic COtourni
Plates Of Fashion, and Sir Steel Engrnriags,
yearly-brsidcs Music, Embroidery, Views,
Fac Smiles, Portraits, &c. DC. Price per
umuuln, Three Dollars III ~a.cance.
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8nImer:'g DonrIg,
(G0d{cu's Finn E.J;J;ou

(G0dcys Enc Edai0n)
Consisting of Pelham, Disowncd, Dcvcrcux,
Paul Clifford, Eugene Aram, Last DAYS OF
Pompeii. Ricnzi, Falkland, Pilgrims OF the
DEMONSTRATING Il volume of nearly 1900 pages
for Three Dollars and Fifty cents.
All of the above Works sent, carefully pack
TO any part or the United States or Canada.
Clubs literally dealt with, and the Trade furnish.
ed ut Il liberal discount. All orders Niost paid
must be addressed To
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B'DY,EEE.

q LII Persons indebted to the late Chris-
IA. tian Brcitlaupt, deceased, are request
ed to make immediate payment. And all
persons having demands against the cst:,c
of said deceased arc requested TO present
them duly attcstcd.
JOHN BAUSkETT, Ewc-.
FEB. %. s.
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ne Saturday NEWS
AND Literary GAZE1l T..

a FAMILY Paper, containing NOR" read
IA ing matter than any other III the Uui.eo
States, Is published til 81 90 per annum. payu
bic in advance. Edite.; by Morton McMichaci
and Joseph G.. Neal the former, lats editor of
the Saturday Courier, ind the latter, of the
Gcntlcmcn's Wade MccuIn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-11-23

YENHE Undersigned having removed to Inc
IL Upper cnement of the new Brick range,
next below the Ware House Of StovuIl. Sim
mons Il Co., are now rcceivingu fresh and gen
cral assortment of
DRY GOODS, SHOES, g. GROCERIES,,
recently purchased mt the North, chiefly for Cash,
at reduced prices, all of which they offer low;
and respectfully invite Il call from those who may
he i'll market, believing that such inducements
will be offered, rs to secure Il liberal share of the
patronage of the bubble.
STOVALL 81 UAMLEN,
augusta. Ga. Sept. 9, 1897 bm 81
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Public Notice.

70 the Honorable the Senator's and Members
Of TIE House ef.Representatirese q file Lee
gislature 81. 1e state Of s. Carolina.
.VkSlIE humble pctiiit4 of James Harper, and,
Il his associates, residing in Augusta, Geor-
gin, respectfully shows unto YOUR Honorable
bodies, that under II charter trofS;4e State Of
Georgia, they nave commenced tffGeseCT:mo Of
u Bridge over the Savannah river, afSa.poiht
Opposite the upper part5oi the city of Augusta
and about one mile above the town of Ham
burg, III South Carolina, that within fen niles
of the site just mentioned, are the Ferry nj w.
Garrett, Esq. above, at Campbsitpwn; the.
Bridge of the Bank Of Georgia, aHH the Sund
Bnr Ferry below your petitioners respectfully.
slew unto your Honorable bodies, that tic
erection of the said Bridge is deinandedtby the
public convenience of II large portion of both
the States Of s. Carolina and Georgia; that il
will shorten and improve i'll point of roads the
great South Western route which passes thru
Augusta, and will greatly bcueft the citizens
of the upper Districts of Sonth Caroline. in aEs
fording them II more direct access L" AZ addi-
tional market for their produce. Wherefore
they pray your Honorable bodies TO grant them
II Charter Tor the erection of said Bridge within
the jurisdiction of the State of South Carolina,
upon the usual terms. and they will ever pray
Sc. JAMES HARPER,
VIM. HARPER, /,
y. II. KTLBDURN,
JON. MEIGS, and Associates.
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7N0n,s .WeNicive,

AT reasonable prices. Also DIR. TmoMsoN's
FAMILY RIGnTs, Dir. R~oEEETsoN's Lee
rUREs, and ii few copies Of the IHomsomi-
an RccOracr, neatly Bound. lie will also
keep an assortment AT VIM runsons Hotel
at Edociicld G.. ii.
II. HUFFMAN.
Mar'intown Edecfeld District s. G.
May 18th 1887. dl7
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NOVELS.

(Godsy's Fine EdiiionJ
Consisting of Peter Simple, Jacob Faithful,
Pirate and Three Cutters, Frank Miidnav, The
Kings Own, Newton Forster. Pachu of Many
Tales, and Japi"i i'll Search OF his Father.
Three Dollars for the set complete.
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a LII persons indebted to the late Jcfrcr-
IA son Richardson, deceased, are request
ed to make immediate payment. and all
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested to present
them dnly attcstcd.
BENZ. RICHARDSON, 1amm-
TIIEOPHILUS HILL, istrnfc s.
MnrCh +. 1896 5-tf
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Steam Pepper g. Eobeila.

FHNilE Subscriber has just received Il
Il large supply of Medicines, in addition
TO his former stock, and will continue to
keep constantly on hand Il general assert
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DA&SOEE,EAMN

TENHE Subscriber has sold on, his interest in
n THO Firm of LABORDE& MINIS I: in
J. MINIS. the junior partner. All persons .
dcbtcd will please make immediate payment O
DR.. Minis, at the old stand.
March 81. 1897 r..
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NOTICE.

nv
rE7HE Subscriber respectfully begs leave
IL TO inform his old customers and the
community at large, that 10 has removed
his Grocery and Confectionery Establish
munt two doors above Sullivan's corner.
whore he will keep a constant supply Of
EHishes, Comfc,tionaries, and Liquors, of a
superior quality. His house is fitted up in
q handsome style, well adapted to the ac-
communication Of persons, and he pledges
himself to devote his undivided attention to
pinasc all who may flatter him with Il call.
The subscriber feeling grateful for the
patronage he has received, hopes that he
n;ry receive a continuance Of the same.
w. w. GRAY,
Hamburg, >. C. Aug. 13, 1887 b2o
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The Commissioners appointed nndcr the
above Act, are, i'll the Upper Division, Row
Peter }. Shand, of Columbia; in the low
or Division, Rev. b. Manly of Charleston
There have becn in the Hartford Asylum
during tho last year, five pupils receiving
the aid of this fund, of whom four still re-
main. Tho report Of their progress is high
ly satisfactory.
have thought proper to publish the Il
bovc Act from n belief that there arc ma
ny proper objects of this bounty, who
are prevented from applying, by ignorance
of the existence and provisions of the
law. Any information in regard to the
Asylum &c. may be had from the Commits
%sioncrs.
p. NJ. BUTLER.
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"a CARS d.,


VENHE Subscribers beg leave to return
Il their thanks To their friends and the
public generally, for the very extensive pa
rronagc heretofore extended TO them, and
from their close attention to business, hope
10 merit n continuance of the same. They
have now on hand and will continue to keep
Il large and we'll assorted Stock of
Groceries, Esry-GOOds,
Hardware, &c.
Selected by themselves expressly for family
use, among which arc the following articles
Bagging. best Hemp and Tow,
Bale Rope, and Irvine,
Sugars, fine S.. Croix, Portorico, and
Loaf.
Coffee, prime Green, Rio, old Java,
and White,
Molasscs, N. Orleans, and Cuba,
Salt, Iron, and Steel,
Flour, Rice and Bacon,
Spirits, Wines, and C0rdials,
Windsor Chairs, and Wood Ware,
Smith Tools, &c. &c. DC.
The quality of all will be warranted good,
and are offered for sale at low prices, such
as they hope will correspond with the pre-
SEM low price of produce. Orders for any
of the above articles shall DC promptly al
tended TO by
II. l.. JEFFERS, & Co.
Hamburg, June IL, 1897 tf2O
The Pcndlcton Messenger will plcase
publish, the above and forward their account
60 III. j.. j. &c, Hamburg.
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s Cases Mems thick Boots,
: ) do do Calf
1000 lbs Sole Leather,
Mems Women's & Boy, Saddles, Brides
Martingnles, Whips. &c.
HARDWARE CUTLERY &c.
~ CONSISTING OF
Blacksmith's Bellows, Anvils, Vices,
Hand and Sledge Hammers, Screw Plate,
Files, &c. Knives g. Forks, Pocket Knives,
Guns and Pistols; Trace and Halter Chains
And-Irons, Smoothing Irons, Waffle Irons,
Wafer Irons, Pad, Stock and Knob Locks,
Hand, Mill and Cross Cut Saws.
WOODEN WARE.
A good assortment such as Buckets.
Churns, Tubs, Pals, Boxes and Measures
FURNITURE.
Fancy Cain Sea, & Rush Bottom Chairs
Large Ito do Rocking do
Children's high Chairs, Bcds,cads, Stools
Willow Cradles Carriages, &c.
SIBLEY IL CRAPON.
Hamburg Sept. 10Th 1897 81
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Storage and Commission
Business.


7HNHE subscribers having taken that large
I'll and we'll known WARE HOUSE in
Hamburg, formerly occupied by Mcssrs.
CoviNGToN &FAIR, respectfully begleave
to inform their friends ana the public gencr-
ally, that the same is now in complete and
good repair and really for the reception of
cotton or other produce. by n strict a,ten-
ton TO the interest of our customers, we as
sure them that we are determined TO Merit
Il good share of patronage.
JAMES H.. ANDERSON.
WAN. II. GREENE.
Hamburg, Sept. IL 1887 SO dbm
THE Subscribers having leased the above
establishment to Messrs Anderson & Greene
respectfully solicit for their new friends, a
continuation ofthat patronage heretofore SO
literally bestowed on us.
/, CONVICTION g. FAIR.
Hamburg, Sep. Ii 1897
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THE Public arc hereby notified that it is in
to present the above petition to the mex
Legislature of South Carolina.
JAMES HARPER,
WIN. HARPER,
]. II. KILBOURN.
JONATHAN MEIGS.
J. August 3, 1887 en- "a
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FHltEHSubscrlDer having associated MT.
William CMpon withhinl in business
he Informs his customers that the business
will iiereafier be curried on under tho firm
stand in Hamburg.
JOSIAH SIBLEY.
For Sale.
Row on hand and daily receiving nm extern
siyc8 assortment of Goods from the North,
consisting in part Of the following articles,
selected by one of the concern viz:
6O00 Bushels Salt,
$4,000 lbs. Swcdcs Iron,
10000 . Bacon Middlings, J.
5000 Hams and Shoulders,
1000 Cast and blistered Steel.
5000 Castings, consisting of Pots,
Ovens, Skillets, &c.
100 Kegs Cut Nails g. Brnds.
100 Sets Wagon g. Cart Boxes,
400 Pieces Hemp & Tow Bagging,
100 Coils Bale Rope.
20 Pieces Sucking,
10 do Osuabur.s,
500 Bagging Irvine
10 Chests old Tyson, Imperial, and
Gun Powder Tea,
40 Caaistcrs, do do
4OUO Spanish Cigars,
25 Kegs F l. Il Gun Powder,
10 HID choice S,.Croix Sugar (Gor
family usc,)
40 DO Portorico, do
1000 lbs Double refined Loaf q Lump
Sugar,
100 Bags prime Green Coffee,
% DO White Java,
3 Pipes Holland Gin,
10 Bills American do
2 Pipes CoSnac Brandy,
l HID JaLlaica Rum,
l HID ST. Croix do
so Bbls n. T.. Rum,
25 do do Whiskey, .
10 do N~Ionongahela, do
10 Casks sweet Malaga Wine,
= Ito Muscat do
9 do old Madeira, ?
10 do Sherry do
S do Peppermint Cordial,
25 Bbls. New No. > Mackcrel,
10 half do NO.2
25 Boxes Window Glass,
so Kegs White Lead Union brandy
20 y 'xcs Manufactured Tobacco,
10 do Yellow Soap, p.
20 do Sperm Candles.
10 do Tallow do
1 HID Coppcras.
S Uicrcc Rice
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NOTICE.

HsHEJSubscribcr having associated Mr..
William Crapon withiiimlin business
:. he Informs his customers that the business
.Nitliprcafier be curried on under tho firm
sef SHELLEY 81 CRAPON, at his old
stand ia Hamburg.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-29

OR THE ADVANTAGES OF APPLICATION.
 By Mrs. c. Gilman. Louisa Simons was bright, intelligent girl of fourteen, amiable and ambitious, the joy of her parents, and the pride of her teachers; and far advanced in all her studs ies except arithmetic.
 'Oh, mother!' she exclaimed frequently. this is the day for the blackboard :; U black day to me! l hate arithmetic l! There is not such an expressive verse in the world as the old one-
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-29
EETH! TEETH!

TT has become matter of interest and im- A portance to all who would have good sound teeth and healthy gums, and to the ladies in particular, who have handsome lips and bad teeth, or none at all, that the present improv- ed method of setting and filling teeth as prac- tised by the subscriber, does effectually re. store beauty to the toothless mouth, and pre- serve the partially sound teeth, (when taken in season) to the end of life. "An ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure," and ad- vice given in season, it attended to, is worth more than money can purchase, when diseas- cd. Tceth-Setting from $3 to $5. Filling with gold, from $1 to Ss2 cavity, and less for thrilling. UFiling is often sufficient to preserve decayed teeth. IT Cleaning and Extracting done with skill and care. Advice freely given to all disposed to call upon
 R. B. MERRIMAN, Dentist,
 Nert door east cf the Presbyterian Church;
 Litchfield, May 4. 4S