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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

Il L. SMITH, DEN1TSI-Announces to
Il. the citizens Of Louisa and The adjoining
countiee, that he has located at Louisa Court
house, and will visit persons in all of the above
counties whenever requested by letter or other
wise free OF any extra charge over the usual
charges for such operations as NAV be performed;
his work shall he done upon the most improved
plans, and warranted 10 last Those unacQuaint-
ed with him, arc referred 10 the following gentle
men-Louisa: Elisha Melton, J. T. Quarcs
James l.. Gordon, Jos K. Mosby, S w Morris,
DR.. William Beadles, DR.. NJ Fox, DR.. ]. Kean,
DR.. William Pendleton. Dr. Madison Pcndlctop,
DR.. F, Perkins. b. T. Winston, Hugh Goodwin,
jr., VIM. Nelson, Archibald Goodwin-Spoltsy-
vania Waller Holiday, ST., DR.. Minor
Julv2 lG-w4w
GUNNER CLOTHING.-The undersigned
- will sell the balance Of his Stock OF Summer
Clothing, Al reru reduced piees 10 vii:
Plaid and plain Linen Goats, at - 90 to 80
Black Summer Cloth 1 80 to 90
French Merino I 50 10 10 90
Vests from 90 10 5 90
The above goods are all fresh and made express
ly for retailing in this marker. Those in want
are earnestly requested 10 call and examine be-
fore purchasing-as great inducement will be Of
fered in way of aylr make and prize.
SILAS MERCHANT, 100. Main ST.
Jnly9 ISL
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JlIly 9.

TN Y-ViRoSIA.-In Goochland
i County Court, l7th June, 1911:
Thomas w. Johnson, Plaintiff:
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husband Joseph Johnson and--, whose
names are unknown, children Of said John John
son. deceased, Defendants
This day came the plaintiff BY his Attorney,
and filed his bill and tire defendants, Patsy John
son, widow of John Johnson deceased, and Viii
liam Johnson, Jane, who was formerly Jane John
son and - her husband Louisa who
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July 9

IN Y-VRGlNM:-At Rules held
i in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanccly for Louisa county
on Monday the lst day OF July. 1871:
John Rcadlcs and William W. Beadlcs. mcr-
chant, and partners in trade, under the frm and
STYLE of j. & w. w Beadles, plaintiffs:
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Miner Wood>on and Nancy his wife Sally
Woodson, Elizabeth Johnson, Patsy Johnson,
widow Of John Johnson, deceased, and William
Johnson Jane, who was formerly Jane Johnson
and - -, her husband, Louisa, who was
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.IlllY Q

TN RY.-VInGiNlA-At a Court OF
i Quarterly Session, continued and held for
Louisa county al the Court House thereof. on
"Wednesday, The eth day of June, 1871:
Stephen Farrar in his own right. and as E.xecu-
lorof Matthew Fanar, deceased Plaintiff:
10aiust
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MAR. W. MILLER, d. c. c. c.
lly 9 lS-wSW-
July 9

TN CHANCERY.-VRGls Rules held
i in the Clerks Office oi the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chanccry for Caroline County,
on the 81 day Of June, 1911:
Daniel Dcjarneil, Plaintiff,
against
A. NJ Green James d. Coleman and
others, Defendants.
The defendants, A. NJ Green, and Atwell G.
Coleman, not having entered their appearance,
and given security, according 10 the Acl OF As
semhly aud the Rules of this Court and il ap-
pearing BY satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth II j. Or
dered. that the said defendants appear before The
JUDGE Of our Court at the Court house, on the
first day of the next term, and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff and thata copy oithis ORDER hc forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the City of Richmond for lwo months Succc> Sivc-
". and posted nj the front door OF the Courthouse
Of this county. A Copy. Testc,
ROBT. HUDGIN, c. C.
June II l0-W).n
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IN CHANCERY.-V At Rules held
i in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superio:
Court OF Law and Chanccry for Caroline Coun-
II. on the Sd day of June, 1871:
Corhin BraXton, Sheriff Of King William
County, Committee Administrator of Anderson
Johnson deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Fanny Wilson, Mary A. Pannill and
others, Defendants
The defendant, Mary A. Pannill, not having
entered her appearance. and given security ac-
cordng TO the Act of Assembly and the Rules OF
this Court, and ii appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that She is not an inhabiant OF this Com
monwealth, II is ordered, that the said defendant
appear before the Judge of our Court. at the
Court House on the first dav of the next term,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that
COPY of this order bc forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond
for two months succe>sively, and posted at the
front door of the Court House of this county.
A Copy. Teste, ROBT. HUDGlE, &C.
June IL l0-w2m
TN CHANCERY--YlnG AT rules hold
en- in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superb
or Court of Law and Chanccrv Tor The county
Of Cumberland. a, the court house of said coun-
tx On The first Monday in June, in the year 1914
John Anderson and Frances his wife,
Complanants:
Against
Joseph jenkins, administrator of Lawrence
Anderson. deceased Joseph Anderson, Jacob An
derson Reuben Anderson, Meredith Anderson,
Robert Anderson, Bcisey Anderson, and Rhoda
Anderson. John BIanton and Joseph Fuqua,
Defendants:
The defendants Joseph Anderson, Jacob An
derson and Reuben Anderson. not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according
To the Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF this
Court, and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this country il is
ordered that The said defendants do appear here on
the frs, day Of the August term next, and answer
the bill Of The plaintiffs, and tha, copy Of this
orderbe forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
Iished in the city Of Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
court house of this county
A copy-Teste, JOHN DANIEL, C.
June Is l2-w2m.
ID UNAWAY IN JAIL.-At Tazewel Court
N House, Virginia, a runaway negro is now
in Jail who calls himself Henry He is about
20 or ~ years Of age; dark mulaltoe, 5 feet or
5 inches high; slow spoken; had on, when COM
rni,ted, gray casinet pantaloons and round jacket
He can read and write. The owner Of said ne
gro is requested TO come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away, or nc will be
dealt with according 10 law.
J. " NASH, Tailor
July Q lS-w6w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-20
SELECT SCHOOL,

A Select School will commence in Canal Dover on
II Monday June Sd under the direction of AHNABELLA
McREYSoLDs 10 the room over the shoe store, Fac.
tory street. The number Of pupils will be lmitnd TO
35 in order that strict attention may be paid to each
one, and none will be admitted under years Of age.
The year will be divided into sessions Of 22 weeks
eash and the end Of each session there will bs Pnb-
lie examination. ---~s~z~-.
TERMS,
For the elementary branches, namely: Spelling, read.
ing, Writing, Grammar, AriIhnetis, and Geo.
graphy, per session, %q,VV
Natural Philosophy, History, Chemistry, Astronomy
Rhe,orck, and Botany $,00
Geometry. Geology. Mental and moral Philosophy,
Embroidery, aRd the French language, %
From 7 to 9, A. M. and from a to 6 o'clock P. M.
music lessons on The Piano will be given at the house
of the Rev. A. McReynolds Price $40 per session.
Good board can be obtained in the village il Desired.
The patronage Of the friends Of education is respect,
fully solicited -
P. 8. Certificates Of qualification can be presented il
called for. ...- ...,.. ...---
May l6, 1874
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Secured bv letters Patent of the United States

TEE METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRETHAH VEGETA
BE EXTRACTS.
IrtAvEAT entered 9Th OF June, 1912. Patent granted
u Benjamin Brandrelh, Goth January. 1843
The extracts of which Brandre's Pills are composed al
obtained by this patented process without boiling or any aP
pcaOA Of heai The active principle Of the herbs is thus
scSyed the same is in the Living Vegetable.
The public should be cautious Of medicines recommended In
advertisements stolen from me- in which the contemplate rob
bers s,eaesmy language merely altering the maine. Timsw
show the whole sale deceivers in their true light.
THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE.
frBrandres Pills are tile Peoples medicine, proved by
Thousands who daily recommend them to the afflicted. The
HaANDRErns Pills growing every day pOpular their
virtues extending their usefulness he sick Of
are daily deriving benefit from them No case Of disease bu
they can I've used with advantage ces hard humps o.
the skin they speedily with eyspeas SO with cough
and colds, with costiveness, with so with o
parched lips ami canke in the mouth Let the ae use th
medicine, and they will find they require no other.
N-y'Sold at 25 cents per box, with direction.
The only Agents for the sale Of Dr. B, Brande,h Vege'a
bls Universal Pills, in Tuscarawas county, Chaplin
BY, New Philadelphia, and Philip P. LATER, sandyvle
May Is, 1912.
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BAKE RY.

~. e. C. sMITHERS would respectfully inform The
cillzsnS of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have opened BAKERY, at thsm residence, in the
side Of the street, where those who wish to procure
fresh cakes. crackers, and hread Of good quality can
be accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
would say that on every Wednesday and Saturday, O
each week, al o'clock. p NJ. they will be prepared
10 Bake any kind Of Pastry and meats for families resi-
ding 10 town. From their experience in The business
they feel assured that they render full satisfaction
all whe that may favor them wi,ha call and hope by
strict siunon to the wishes Of their customers 10 10.
csive libeEal patronage
~ B Cakss furnished for parties al short notice. also
CRACKERS Tor sale by ihe.baTrs.
Nsw Phiadslphia May lS; ls4ia lsly
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The cheapest and best Medicine IN the World
Dr.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS.
OOIy II 70 cents q Box.

Only IL ~ cents BOZ.
yuNIIEsE celebrated Pills i'll hereafter be sold at II
Il cents box just one half what they have usually
been cold at and each box contains as much medicine,
snd as good as Motifs or Brandrehs 25 cent boxes
This reduction is made to correspond with the present
low pressure times, and bring the medicine within the
reach ofevery family. As these pills have been sold
for number of years in the Western Saiesihey need
nO,hiHg said in the 6rm Of advertisement TO recon-
mend Them as ,hers are living witnesses nearly every
where 10 testify tina, they the best Family Medicine
now before the public. We say to all who are not well
buy these pills for they are safe under all circumstances
and conditions offe ashey never debii,ate or weaken
but strengthen the whole system. For sale in New
Philadelphia by CHAPlN d KoBY'
Also in al lbs principal towns throughout tn
306
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FaOm the Boston Daily Times.

WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
OF all the public advised medicines OF the daI we Know u
none TINT we can more safely recommend for the ills that nes
ia heir to- than the pills sold the depot Of the North
American College Of Health, 1893 fremont street, Boston
instances we know Of where they used in families
III the highest satisfaction; and longer as than Yesterday
we heard an eminent physician recommend them in high terms
There used he great TeFugnance 10 the use Of ouACk
medicines as hey are all ndscTmnaeY termed but 1t wa'
mainly ewing to the regular NJ DIS constantly denosncng
them The are however becoming more liberal In tins re-
pect and the consequence that good Vegetable meemcs arc
now more extensively used Than formerly.
E4tracto of a letter from Washington CITY.
Mr. VIM WRloHr-Dear Sir-You will have tile kindness
forward me as soon possible three gross Of the
indian Vegetable pills The sales have for the last two Tonhs
increased rapidly those who buy generally remarkng 'haI
hey are the best pills eY haye ever used and my opinion
that thar will in short supecede all others in this
.i,v. ROBERT FARNHAM,
Washington city, D. e.
Fto,n the Phila. SATURDAY. Erming Post.
WRIGHTs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
rph,s Indian Vegetable Pis attaining great celebrity
In New England well other parts OF the unied states.
The at,emp of persons deaud the public by the sale oil
spurious articles meets with general reprobaOn Mr. Wright
is an nefagabe business man. and shows an array OF
by the medicine which confidence in the virtue Of his
indian Vegetable Pills.
AGENTS.
CHAPLIN & ROBY, New Philadelphia, TuscaTaw.
as county. Ohio.
4. D. Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, do DO
r. P. Latter, Sandyyile, DO do
Christian Weehel, Zoar, do do
Ritter, SlngluT g. Sterling, Canal Dover, do do
Thomas Sargent Shanesville, do do
Bever g. Bowman, Coshocton, COshocton county, U.
A. RenGeld g. Co Keene, do do
Samuel HumrIckhouse & Co., Lewisville, do do
Daniel Kilgors & Co., CadIz Harrison co., 0.
Atkinson & Hilbert, Harrisonvle, do do
June Is, l843.
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PRACT1C:. OF MEDICINE.
IDIRo Ja Go RRNDo

DRo Jo % BRNDo
EAvING permanently located in New Philadelphia res
IA pectfuy tenders his professional services TO- the public
ana hopes by faithful discharge Of his daty to those who
may solicit his ad to receive share Of public patronage
His remedies are chiefly Of VEGETABLE CIlARAC
TER combining mdness and efficacy and when skifuy ad
minered well adapted 10 arrest and eradicate disease r
all the varied fOrs, to which the human system subject
Having thorough knowledge Of the
.-.. UrescOpian Practice,
judging diseases by the urne persons wishing may ava
themselves Of this advantage:
CASH will be expected in all cases. except for riding.
Office in the building lot formerly occupied by s. w
Benope, on the corner Of High and Sixth Streets.
December 6, l843--ly.
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NEW SHOE LEATHER
STORE.

IN the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Mler's
Tannery on Factory Street,
LOWER THAN EYER FOR CAS- HIM
SLINGLUFF BOWER g. Co., have just received
- their spring supply Of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of all ready paying
customers 10 theH stock Of
SHOES AND LEATHER,
now arriving and which contain varied and desirable
Of Geneman and Ladies; boys and edren boots
and Shoes Of all kinds,
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining skins, Shoe makers findings Of all kinds
Shoe pegs by the quart and bushe Lasts Boot Trees
Beeeimps and prices that but he pleasing TO pur
chases No pains or exerons will lie spared to make tn
establishment right in all respects, that Veto
Call and satisfy yourselves.
Canal Dover May 10, 1843. ly
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CRDrNANCES

PASSED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF DOVER.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the Town Council of Do
yer, That every owner Of dog or dogs. shall pay
tax for each Of such dog Of dollar per annum and
that said tax be collected all other taxes LEVIED, and
this law be in force from The rS day June next ap
preaching
Sec. g. That every Householder wilhiB this corpor.
alion shall within thPee months from the date hereof,
furnish himself with two leather FIRE buckets, If he in
aa5t Two story or an one halfstory building, and
with one leather Ere bucket If he inhab one story
building said FIRE buckets to contain twelve quarts to
be all Of size, and each respective persons name
thereon marked. And every householder who shall
neglect thus TO furnish himself shall Le liable to fine
Tor each Ere bucket not furnished OF Two dollars 10 bt
collected as 6nes in other cases.
BY order oflho Town Council
.. A. WILHELM, Recorder.
| Recorders Office
Dover, May II, 1874
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TAILORT ING.

WW' II NELLII
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public gen
N orally, that he has opened shop in the East room Of
the Court House, formerly occupied Office by j. Judy,
esq, New Philadelphia, where he intends carry the bus
insss in the most approved style.
COATS, VESTS, PANTABO0NS,
and all other articles In his line Of business made In The most
fashionable STYLE in plain aAasubantal manner to suit
the farmers Of the country land prices suit the hardness Of
the times
CUTTING Of all kinds done the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms
The LATEST FASHIONS wiIlbs regularly received ha the
East Country Produce will be taken in payment Of work.
May 25, 1913. 19-ly.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
|. LEON G. YANADORP.

DR.. LEON G. VANADORP,
or the University Of Brussels, Belgium; of the Al.
" bany Medical College, md member Of the Medco-
ohirugca Society of New York; respectfully informs
the public, tha, he has located in the village Of
EASTPORT,
whore he will attend TO calls in the line of his pro-
s1ion For further particulars, opPy 10 him a, bis Of
fee in Ea'iport.
April 8. l64I 2QH
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TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
FACTORY.

VoHN REX respectfully informs the public that he las o.
a opened shop in the building opposle b. ATLLERs
Tannery In CANAL DOVER, for the purpose Of naRuiaf
turing all kinds Of
COPPER, TN g. SHEET IRON WARE,
which they will sell foI CASH exchange for Country pro.
duce low as any other establishment west Of tie Ohio
River.
JOB WORK done In the best MANNER on the shortest no
ics and most reasonable terms.
E-TOLD PEWTER CoPBER taken In exchange Tor WORK
Canal Bower. June 4, 1914, 2l-ly'
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS

AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PUBLICAT MS
TIME undersigned has on hand at his residence in
l. Canal Dover an assortment Of the Society publica-
tions, among which some Of Baxers, Favels bod.
drdges Nelson's and othor standard works Of Christian
Observation-Disclosures with large variety Of religious
tracts, also Bibles and TsSaments from the American
Bible Society. He respectfully invites tho attention Of
the PubCto this benevolent enterprise He can Lot on-
" sell at cost all Of these publications. but may make
grants Of them, when in his Jndgemsnt good can be
done,
He s prepared to l all orders al the, shortsS, no.
tce. Many OF those publications well adspted fol
Sabbath School Libraries.
s. sALAi Agent, A. T. y.
Canal Dover, May 2ei 1874
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DaaTHoNGPsol4's APPARATUS.
fOh Thh SOhh VI
"a PROLAPSUS UTERL


and OtAg diseases arising from female 'OsaA"s's'
THIS instrument has has the sanction Of the best
i physclans in the country; aud being altogether an
exernal application, i, is unqaes,onaby The safest, as
we'll the most perfect and useIul Of the Ku ever IN
vented,
Ths undersigned, having been extensively consulted
IN cases of Female weakness, aud being anxious 10
adopt plan Of treatment, which while secures 10 IS
paens the greatest amount Of good is at'ended with
the e,st expense and Inconvenience hereby unnss"a!
ingy recommends this Apparatus as one emInon'S ca'>
cun,ea to accomplish these objects, ..
Such 10 his confidence in the great utility oi inc ms
unen, thai be has enerted into the necessary arrange
menis for supply ing the wh,Is country The Appat.
Aus together with careful directions will be promptly
lrnised to all applicants for ready pay al the low prce
Of FIVE DOLLARS. an
Physicians Of the county are respectfully invited 10
call and exsmne il; and those desiroHs OF introducing
il into their practice, eau bo supplied on more reasona
bls sterms. =,
Canal Dover Dec. 90, l642. 9Su
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George Fetz's Family .dper'snt rus.
NR. FELIX. ofYoungstown Westmoreand county, Pa
D would most respectfully nfor lhe public that he has
made one Of the important discoveries In medicine ever
KNOWN and which will he REGARDED Sreatler as forming an
epOch in the art Of healing.
In bilious disorders the effect Of he above named pill Is
wonderful II the vlated and acrd bile, promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver, and soon restores 'ha all
important VlscUs natural condition and whoesme ae'
tiyty In complaints of the stomach, Is particularly Vaua
be II ceanses OF all morbid and perncous matter, in
c1eases the appetite and through the stomach gives tone ana
vpo 10 the whole system 1t acts ectuay in diseases OF
the Liver and Gall vessels, rousing the Liver 10 eaHy
action, violent colds it will remove like CHARM LRc"Se
scarlet fever and Dysentey will yield c one or two Doses
The Dabaes and all other diseases of the urinary organs
will be cured by the of this medicine without any nox'
ious effects In the diseases of children they VIII De hghy
benecal especially during the time they are gehg tee
al which time infants suffer most
In the of this medicine, no attention need be PAID 10
diet nor should there he any dread of exposure 10 lie wea
ther. - ,.,
duced Numbers of gentlemen OF respecaoy ana .aeas
have used these pills, and all unite In rendering praise 70 VII
SAFE powerful and wonderful calhollcon.
The following certificate Of an eminent physician and now
preacher of the Gospel will show the exccency OF their
efficacy on the system, particularly In bilious diseases;
MApELs' MILLS, Greene Co ,Pa.(
February 9Th, 1843.
On, c. FELIX, Having obtained few boxes OF your
Family Aperen Pills. and having been in the regular prac.
tce Of Med icne for 10 yearsough now engaged as an
Ineraa Minister of the Methodist p Church, hereby Ger.
THY that in bilious diseases they decidedly the best P
have ever used they have been partially successful in Dysen
tary, and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are efy 10
make any use Of this certificate you may think proper
Yours with respect,
PIT. LAISHLEY, MI.
These Pills are prepared only by DIR. GEO. FELIX at
Wesmoeland County, Pa with directions 'os
their use. lJsEK HANDBILLs with each AGENT
AGENTs.-T. Collier, Bolivar; G$ w. Speaker, Sandy
vile; Chaplin ROby New PHILADELPHIA VIM Boyd, Wes''
chester Keller Hild Canal Dover Thos Sargent shanes'
ve Tnscarawas county, also H. Roby Leesburg Carol Co..
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ROAD NOTIOE-

NOTICE Is hereby giveR, that petition will be pre-.
ssnisd to the trustees ofyeferson township, for
road running from Jacob Hufman's land on tho road
leading from John Mowl's to LockpOr and New Pbila.
dslphia theuce north TO lands owned BY Thomas
Thompson Sr thence ihe nearest and best route to in
ierSec The Trenton grade, q near Jacob DomSs
paidoad Said pslition will be presented 90 The 10Th
day Of lans; l6lA A PETITIONER.
MAY 23--lq 30d ~
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DR.. H. ROW, --g
SURGEON DENTIST,

VIZ ILL attend to all operations in Dental Surgery.
w such as Plugging. Cleansing, Extracting and
Inserting Incorrupli6o TEETH, from one ioaa tdll
set He operates after the manner Of the ParSan Den
tists being furnished with the Patina Composition
Blocking new anda soft article, but becomes hard IN
,wo hours aer inserting. Any person moi being salts,
fed will not be compelled TO pay. He is also furnished
with TOOTH WASH, for curing the Sclvvy4 ana
supsrior article Of Tooth Powder Manufactured oy
himself) Warranted to keep the TUsib Of q eSaoMS'
whitOneSs
N B. Tooth Achs cured in FIVE minbtss, wilhouteE>
tracing, free Of charge. s.,g.'
Ladies and Gentlemen waited on at their residence,
both in town and country at be same rates charged at
his Office NJRoOm at Espch's Hotel. l9St