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nR. MARTIN, has taken the State Botanic
~ Infrary in tins village, and is now receiving and
will continue TO receive Patients on the most liberal
conditions Tor cash. Patients treated only in
dance with The pnre Thomsonian practice. VaPo
Blrhs al all times in readiness either for the sick or
healthy. Dr.. Martin will paw every attention 10 the
wants and comfort Of those WOO place themselves I'M
der his care, and by tins dong hopes 10 merit the
patronage those deprived o the Srcatest o: ell tenn
pora blessngs-hcalth, aud sccule the good will OF
the public. Montpelier VI. July =, tS4O.-6m
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STRAYED on STOLEN

LNRCM the pasture OF Ezekiel bolt OF Merslheld,
IL on The night Of the l2lh OF June, light bay
dark mana and short switch tail HORSE-had a Se.
~ short appearance. When he travelled was shod on
the fore feet ony--he was about years old. Who
ever will return said horse, give information wher,
he may be found shall be handsomely rewarded by
EZEKIEL HOLT.
Marsbfeld, June gath, ls4o. 5sw3.
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DR. MARTIN, keeps at hi. Infr'naryi in Mont.
- pelier, constantly on hand all such medicines as
he in his Practice which lie will sch for Cash at
The most reasonable prices. Among them are the
folio" ing; viz; Lobolia various preparations OF Cay
enne Extra Best; Bayhcrry first quality Kt:rrs Of
various kinds Composition Powders Nervine
Syrup tor Dyseniery and others for disease ina VA
rley oi forms and Stages; Rheumatic Linimen, !;
Hot Drops SC &c. &c. AZ en-.
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Vj-The amount of Treasury Notes oulstan
ding on the LIST inst. was &c. 1877 SO.
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.

FROM THE NJ Y.coURIER AND ENQUIRER.
General Harrison and The Wigs of the .Ns,o York
Legislature.
We publish below nm Interesting correspon-
dence between the Wings of the New York Leg
islat'lre and Wing candidates for the Presidency
anu Vice Presidency Of the United States. The
action which led to the correspondence was con-
s.Imated OIL the 22d of FEBRUARY, the birth day Of
Washington and the fourth of July, the birthday
of the Republic, had been with great propriety
selected by the committee for the publication
The letter OF General HARRIsoN is frank full and
explicit. il takes the ground that should be main
taned by every Presidential candidate The
adoption OF the principles OF the letter will do
more than any thing else to carry back the Re-
public 10 the purity and integrity OF its earlier days
and to Introduce an administration worthy to sue
coed that of Washington:
ALBANY, 26th February, le4O
Slr:-On behalf ofthe Wing members of the
Legislature, being mdjority of both the Senate
and the House OF Assembly the undersigned hive
ihehonor to transmit 10 you the enclosed reSou-
ton prepared by us and passed with perfect una
nimIty and the most enthusiastic feeln,, BY those
members, at n meeting held on Saturday last, be-
hg the anniversary OF Washngton's birthday.
we nave also the honor to transmit to YOU a
paper containing report in full of the speeches
and proceedings at the meeting.
we nave the fullest confidence that in the views
tnere expressed rs to the character and policy of
the present Administration, as well as in the irib-
utes paid to your own character and public ser.
vices, and TO those OF the distinguished citizens
associated with you in the Harrisburg nominal
ton, we have given utterance net only to our own
feelings and convictions, but to those of large
majority of the People Of This Stae.
..-, We are with high respect,
Your friends and fellow citizens.
G. G. vERPLANcx,
MARTIN LEE, the Senate.
JOHN MAYNARD,
c. f. CLARK,
VIM DUER,
PETER b. PORTER, yOf the Assem-.
ID. b. Sr. JOHN, bly,.
J. HUBBARD.
Gen. WIN. Henry HARRISON
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(NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber about
~ the 10Th of May, a chesnut colored Mare four
white feet, slim tail-supposed to be seven or osh,
years old, Also young black mare, long tail
supposed to be three four years old Tho owner ia
requested to prove property, pay charges and take
them away. NATHL MllEATLEY.
Brookteld, June 2S, 1910, So
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" W ttfC utit
Ruth A. Stockwell,
Lucy Luce,
Lucinda Newton,
Calista Newton,
Selona Adams,
Henriet Knapp.
Sarah o. Dodge,
Julia Vose,
Katharine Flint,
Abigail A. BuzzelI,
Elizabeth M. Rich,
Clarissa Coburn,
Sarah Stockwell,
Hannah Andrews,
Julia Smith,
Lura Bridges,
Harriet Stockwell,
Arrosina Bailey,
Harriet Loveland,
Dorcas Perry,
Melissa Morse,
Esther Ellis,
Sarah Sheldon,
Cynthia Jones,
Rosannah Houghton,
Susan Smalley,
Mary }. Stanton,
Harriet Reyes,
Mary A. Stiles,
Laura T. Briggs,
Sarah Pratt,
Cordelia Thomas,
Harriet Moulton,
Rebecca Morft,
Sophrona Stiles,
i.ovina Fisk,
Sarah Morse,
Louisa Smith,
Amanda Smith,
Harriet N. Royce.
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W. 4 bot S'Ss' NNIS ~
Orpha Stockwell,
Mahala w illlams,
Mary c. Midget,
Ruth Woodbury.,
Eunice Foster,
Adeline Bowley,
Harriet Bowley,
Celia F. Hammond,
Laura Cleveland,
Julia Foster,
Polly Waterman,
Fanny Clogston,
Melinda Poland,
Lydia Bates,
Elvira Waterman,
Caroline Pierce,
Louisa Hedges,
Huldah Pinneo,
Harriet Adams,
Ruth Rowell,
Julia A. Pierce.
Lydia Nye,
Chloe Burbank,
Esther Gould,
Nancy NJ. TuihiIl,
Emily w. Johnson,
Betsey c. Balch,
Mary y. Dana,
Esther A. Murray
Mandana NJ. Roberts,
Lucinda Buzzell,
Mary f. Wilson,
Betsena Williams,
Jerusha Poland,
Jane Howe,
Eliza Howe,
Mary Reever,
Esther Nolen,
Sophia Nolen,
Margaret La Monte,
Mortified, July 9th, !
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e NE A RS.

HLOTH DRESSING al the works Of A. Blake,
~ Esq. ut Middlesex, and Inc work done 10 the
satisfaction OF every reasonable man, OF no pay.
SAMUEL HOYT.
Mildlescx June 3Oh, 1910.
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HEAR THE FACTORY GIRLS!

We do not intend to interfere ia the contest be-
tween The factory girls and the Patriot; it is clear
that the girls need no champion. AS to that mat
ter then, we only say-read and judge. But,
growing out of the Patriots slang, probably, is
ridiculous story coneeaaing Col Paine: this has
been circulated in this town, and by men whom
we had supposed were too intelligent aud too
did either to be imposed upoa themselves, by such
story, or to impose itupon others. The story is
this: that Col. Paine obtained the names OF the
factory girls upon blaak piece of paper and then
prefixed without their knowledge or consent, the
carl which appeared in former number Of our
paper. Now as 10 that we have to say, as we do
by the best authority, tkat COL Paine nerer sa,o the
first card until he sai0 II in this village, tohere IL
sent 10 as for publication. And to guard against
similar falsehood which may be got up abou. the
article below, we have to state that Col. Paine has
not seen kat. He left Mortified for Boston, pre-
vous to the time at which it was prepared, and has
not yet returned. So much fo' the falsehoods
cerung Col Paine. We will nov let the eighty
factory girls speak for themselves. Unless the
Patriot editor can prove the whole eighty, (incu-
ding some of the daughters of his political friends,
we D6ileNe,i W NC uttciiy uCStitutc VI uutil VIC
think he will find il hard work to maintain his own
character for veracity.
For the Waterman g. Journal.
Mr.. EDiToR However dSagreeable il may be
to us, To place our names before the public, we
must ask your indulgence once more Willie ne cor
rect a few misrepresentation Of the Vermont Pat
riot
We wish to say to the editor Of that print, and
say it so distinctly that he will understand it, if
possible, that our wages have no. been reduced,
and that we are perfectly satisfied with them.
To the public generally we would say, that the
statements of the Patriot, that our names were OBJ
tanned Tor the card published in the Watchmau OF
June 29h, by fraud, or that we signed blank to
be filled up TO order, by some tnnncler, politi-
clan, is totally false, and worthy Of the source
from whence il came.
Although we gain our livelihood by the labor Of
our hands, yet we are thankful that we can both
read aud write md if ii is necessary, time will de-
,ermine whether there may not be even among
the despiscd factory girls" those who are both
able and willing 10 meet the falsehoods of any ed
;tor not even q yceuting him of the Patriot
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cash FOR WOOL, Slorrs Lang will
preferred July z
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sEIT.TNG OFF, CHEAP.
MOTTO

TT becomes The unpleasant duty of the subscribers
/ to say 10 all ind btcd them, ("f than one
year. standing, that the same MUST be paid With
OIL delay. D., not trouble the officer 10 call Good
Clean FLEECE WOOL received on deb's OF in ex'
change for goods.
WALBRIDGE, PIERCE e. co.
East Calais. June Both, 1910.
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SIGNS AND TOKENS.

We have an abundance on hand, but must defer |
all except those Of more immediate interest. The
following we are extremely happy to present, us
voice from the true Democracy of the country
We personally know but few of the persons ma
med below but those are substantial independent
and intelligent farmers indeed, we learn that all,
save one, are ranked among natures nobIernen,'
the tillers Of the soil. Such men, whose sole aim
II is to have the government administered rightly
no matter by whom, possess the purest democracy.
Nor is it to be said that these inen have changed.
They go now for the sumo principles that they,
professed in former years uu economical, honest
and constitutional administration, which shall re-
spect the rights and promote the i,est interests OF
the people. The change has in fact been in that
administration, which firm adherence TO princi-
pie now compels them to abandon
TO THE PUBLIC.
We the undersigned have heretofore been sup
porlers OF the administration of Me. Van Burci,
under the impression that tic principles which he
procsscd were in accordanre with tbe democracy
of Jefferson and Madison; bat Artery careful ex.
animation Of the measures of the present adn'ln-
isration, and comparing them with the sentiments
they formerly proicesed to hold ve have become
convinced HAT they widely differ from what was
considered democracy in 1928. We do therefore
hereby announce oar determination TO abandon
the administration and finding that " N H. Hdr-
ison has been nominatel fer ihe Pcesi lency we
will give him and the principles as laid down by
the Wings, our most ardent support believing that
by this course, shall carry out the principles Of
true democracy, and do justice to one who ha:
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Isaac Kinsmau, lclsaised uatch,
Parly Tyler, John rlastridge,
Simon Eggeston, Orace Emerson,
Lyman lioughton, VIVA Parker.
William w. Knapp, David Coleman, Berlin
Samuel Woodbury., Chufies F. Blake,
Washington Morse, Asahel Blake,
Rufus Woodbury. jr Asahel Blake, jr.
Rufus Woodbury., John racou, jr.
George Stanton, John Leonard,
Phander Carpenter, William Noyes.
Mortified, July4, 1910.
The above all reside in NORTHFiELD ex.
cert Oup
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JOlIN FIolVS ESTA'TE

JOHN FlSk'.s ESTATE
IENtlE snb-crbers havin. h,en appointed br ih'
n honorable Probate Coir for the District Of
Washington, commits toner's 10 receive, examine Il
adjust ali elaine demands Of ali per one against
he estate Of John Fisk late Of Berlin in SAID district,
deceased represented nsolvcnt, and the term Of six
months from the 30th day Of june, 1910, allowed by
said Court To IN creditors Of said licensed, to cx
hbir and pro- heir respective claims befprc us-D"
give notice, that we will attend TO the du'ies OF our
appointment at tho dwelling hnnse Of he late john
Fisk aforesaid in B,rln, in said district, the 2St
day Of August, and 18Th day Of December is40, at
o'clock afternoon, ~ each oi said days.
o. LEONARD ELLIS, Coinmis
EZRA CHANDLER, toner's.
Brrlin July 6, AID. 1910 GO.
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W. OF.


HAVING TOOLS FOR 1910!
DAILlES 8. GOSS are now cuabed TO offer
- Farmers a good assortment o. Hayins Tools.
consisting 0i Warner, Rixlord, Dud!cy, and EIy's
and ReldinatGn's SCYTHES; Dewey s. Kellogg,
and Bakcr's Patent SNATHS.
Com. and e.. S. pueh Forks; SCYTHE
STONE S.r. sc.
june IS. 1910. SO
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READSBORO'.

NJ Office is hereby given that petition VIII b'
~ preferred 10 the Lesslaurc AT their session IN
October nest Tor grant Of a tax OF SIX ccnls pei
,rrc on oil lands ~ the town Of Rcnd.borO' IN
h. county Of Bennington, and Stat. III Vermont.
(puhlc rights 'xcepcd) for The purpose Of making
roads and building bridges.
DANIEL CARPENTER, } Sell c,mcn
CHARLES BOND, OF
BENZ. S. BUTLER, y Rcadsboro.
Readaboro' July |, 1910. 60
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CHEAP SUGAR.

WINDOW SASH OF all sizes constantly
Wv hand at Baylies * Cos June 17-57
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w prevocaiion, left my led and board ihs is 10
osJJ alb persuus harbosln az irr,<ting her on my
account as shoA pay debts of her contracting
uhei Ibis aare. GUY BOWSTfR.
Drama. lima ood haAO 5S
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MILITARY ROOMS.

IN DOZ. Bronkfed Patent Hay Forks, 20 do.
nv Lampson's patent snaths for SAFE by the dtzen
1t Manufactor's prices by Storrs Lanedons.
June rs, 1910. 81 CIV
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I ANGDON & WRIGHT hive Just received
IL Hogsheads o. cheap Sugar. which they
will sell by Ike Barrel single pound, at small
advance. So June LIST 1870
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NJ Office. This may certify that have gwen
~ my son, John s. Lord, his time during the re-
mainder Of his minority and shall claim OF his
earnings nor pay any debts of HE contracting after
this date. VIM. LORD.
Bolton, March Q, 1910. 57+
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SYILL LATTER. JUNE &c

> II n I%ft I1NNt d . y Il ut
JUST rrcciv"d-two days fro n Boston-an add
j lion ofMILLENARY GOODS, -uch MS FrencI
FLOWERS, Ralans. Whacboncs, Ribbons Foun
daHon, sc. STORRS &. LANG DONS.
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Mortified, July 9th, 1910.
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XIII III d
q KM N II y ] l.l,ll.,SI:.E,;sS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS
rHyaE subscribers having purchased of the late firm
IL of MIR. Hutchins 4 Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re-
specially Inform the Druggists gexerally, that the in
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale an. re-
tabeg satisfied from the results oftc last four year
of its efficacy the almost certain of long stat linz
cases OF CONSUMPTION and its wonderful effects IN
entirely removing all symptoms OF that disease II taken
in its kcipent stages also in Immediately afording relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud Oh
WHOOPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
to their retail customers rs medicine OF real worth,
being very effectua perfectly safe and gentle in its
operations It's prepared from nucage or the Iolg
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
MOSS-but in combination with other medicines caeu
lated to act most bcnccaIly in all the above diseases;
also in cases hight SWEETS produced BY long coughing
and attended with much pain and distress &C. The
patient. ROBERT5& ATKINSON, Druggs.A,
Corner Hanover and Market SITS.
For sale also by r. II. COLEMAN 4 CO.,
No. 1873 Market street.
And by MACKENZIE & CO.
an 30 2aw Corner of Gay & Market sis
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MEDTcTNAL ADvERTTsEmENTs.
A CHALLENGE.
100

noIIARS will be forfeited 10 any iRdi
VDB vidua who will Prod sE,, E n T35 sg
an al TO DR. LEIDY'S INDICATED EAIh.HCI
Or S.9RS.9P.aRILL-9. II is positively the strongest
epaation in existence. One bottle oil II = Oqa 70 SIX
pnts of the strongest syrup that can DC NIUE, au %
erous individuals prepare from 1t syrup which hey put
in hotties of different sizes and shapes, selling u rs non
nrepation when in reality il is the preparation OF VI.
Leidy; the syrup being made from ms cSact iecel9
for which accommodates each bottle Of Dr. Leidys prep
ration whereby if syrup is wanted It can oe naue
an expense OF two dollars gallon without PAYING lo 81,
at the rate OF 5U 10 20 US oVlue VI 0s''' - 49,
DR. Teidy,, Extract of SG,saparilla is unusually plea
SAINT 10 the TASTE taken either by itself or IN glass Oh
water 1t is useless here to speak OF Its meac
as every man. and child who can rea1 kiuWs VI
its efficacy its qualities having been ana Is oay De"s
IN i nartieulary ADAPTED 10 the spring and summer
seasons being of purifying nature than any OUT
er medicine ever discovered Its character and chca-
evils well known throughout United States, 1t being
in general and preferred to all Others throughput the
South and Vest upwards of II 900 bottles having peeh
sold during the past 10 mOntes
Numerous certificates from Physicians and others as
well as full drechans accompanying each bottle.
Extract of a letter from DIR. ]. b. Hahlif, Mobile
Extract of letter from Mr. James G. Masford highly
| respectable Merchant of Baltimore.
s.IJovinq had frequent occasions to employ prepare
lions of Sarsaparila in my family during the past ten
years. last year tried yours and found one o9'te equ
! in efficacy to five of any other that ever used
Extract OF a letter from Mr., Suord OF Northampton.
sYour Extract of Sarsaparia has performed wonders
with me- havcg restored to perfect health, though
for six wears afflicted as have described 10 you, and du
ring that time having tried almost every thing as w'i as
having received skilful medical attendance, during
| great portion of the time"
Numerous recommendations and extracts from various
communications could be added but for the great expense
attending newspaper advertising.
II is prepared and sold wholesale and retail at Dr..
Leidy's Health Emporium, No. lsl North Second ST
| below Vine street.
F. Browns Drug Store, corner 9Th and Chestnut 81.
f. Klett's do do I'd an Calowhin sts'
James Bond,s do do 10th and Locust SITS.
j. Longs and A. Fairers Drug Stores, Lancaster and
| throughout the United States.
| Price 81 Bottle.
Soldby G. s. DUHuRST,
Corner of Dugan's wharf and Pratt st.
Lower end of Centre Market Space,
ma os BaIun ore
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NO APOLOGY FOR WIGS,

0g-ATTENTION B.fLDHEAD S!-Gn
AF all the remedies devised for the restoration
W and preservation of the Hair nothing has been
found equal to .6berts OleGgnot Hair Tonic. 1t sell
don fails TO restore the hair to health and beauty Ma
ny who were bald three months ago. can new exhibit
luxuriant heats of hair by the use OF it.
Copy of letter from DIR. s. FrTcH, dated
PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1893.
DR.. jayne:
Dear r-I feel that can hardly say enoungh to you
in favor of 7erts Ocaginots Hair Tonic prepared by
you. My hair had been falling off about two years, ana
had become very thin, threatening speedy badness,
when ! commenced using this remedy. In about one
week, il ceased to fall off. have used il now about
MONTHS aed have full and thick bead OF hair
as can possibly desire. have recommended its use
number of ny friends who all speak well Of il. II
faithfully employed have doubt of its general
IS. may add that before ssing the Tonic had tried
almost all the various articles employed for the hur,
such as the Macassar Oil, all tl,e different prepafa
o. Bears Oh Vegetable ar Oh, TIC. without expo
nencing much, If any, benefit.
Respectfully yours,
s. 8. FITCH,
No. III Chestnut street..
o. Before DIR. Fitch used this T0sIc his hair began 10
he GRAY bul since then is not gray hair to be
iouiid OH his head
The above preparation is dby
G. l.. DUIURST,
Corner Dugan's warfa aud Pratt street,
ma d lower end OF Centre Market Space
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EpY order of the commissioners of insoIvent debtors
AB for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given TO the creditors of SAMUEL ID. TOY.
nsolvcnt debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted the said debtor and that the said creditors
are Required TO attend at the Office of the said commits
saoners in the court house. in the city of Baltimore ON
d. Qua day oil July next AT 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee trustees to be appointed for
their benefit and to give all the inforI. alton in their
Fssescn, to the said commissioners to enable then, TO
report 10 Baltimore county court, agreeably 10 an act
Of Assembly, passed at December session. 1881 entitled
san act relating TO insoiven debors and that the 5th
day Of september next, hath been fixed for the final
hearing case, before the said cor. missoners
Dated the oIst day of May, in the year 1870.
ma 23iaw3n
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ma 10
JAYNT1,s HAIR TONIC.

XKT T. have heretofore, numbered ourselves among
Wv those who believed that "Albert's Hair Tonic"
sold by DR. Jayne, one of the many quack nostums
whose virtues are never seen beyond the flsome pr
of their author. we willing, at length, to make
public acknowledgment of the of our belief An
Intimate friend, two three months since, all the
top of whose Uranium bald piece of polished
MARBLE muugrc all urjestiag and ndicue OF tie idea
of attempting TO ciiUete barren spot purchased
bottle or two ofthe Hair Tonic from DIR. Jayne, and &c
sording his directions applied it. During the sama
week the friend ushered himself into our presence,
and uncoverng his hiteSto naked head, astonshed US
with thin though luxunant growth of hair from TO
two inches in ength-upOn the very premises we had
believed unyielding cultivation the rackless sand
that skirts the Atlantic This is puff, but is religious
y true, and those who doubt the gentleman can be
pointed out. What is more in favor of this "Tonie,'
the here cited not one Of temporary badness
no sudden loss of the hair-but was one Of yeaIs
standing, though the gentleman is but as years of &c
philadelphia Lprit of The Times October DIST, 1872
The above preparation is sold by G. l.. Duhurst, cor
ner of Dugans wharf, and Pratt street, lower end
Ce : ire Market Space mail
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= Oss O r TEETH sUPPLfED. r.e De

n Oss OF TEETH SUPPLE De- Tue De,
artificial teeth III tins city are inss
ted at No 7 Sharp street, on lower terms than a
any other office, and on the most elegant an
natural manner.-The advertiser has for -
wears past been constantly engaged in construct
ting for other dentists most difficult cases OF
teeth, and trusting to his own ingenuity and
mechanical skill, he challenges any one in the
c,ty to produce Of their make, teeth equal to
his either as single teeth partial complete sets,
with or without artificial gums, IN point OF
beuaty. workmanship, and the inimitabie APP
proach 10 natural teeth. Complete sets fixed by
atmospheric pressure at half the charges made
by other dentists, and warranted on way ME
rior TO any u, the profession
- jill WILCOX M. u.
ara and Dental Surgeon, sharp st.