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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES.
FRIDAY, 16 Jan, 1916.

to 1"ffl IofU
Thornton F. Brodhead, esq, of Michigan, wat
admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. Ga. John c. Paige, plaintiff in error, Us
Martha A. Sessions. In to the circuit cour
of the United States for Mississippi. Mr.. Jus,c.
Mclean delivered the opinion Of this court affirm
ing the judgment Of the said circuit court in this
cause with costs.
No. "a. Joseph E. Foxcroh, plaintiff in error, Us
David Z. Mallett. This cause was submitted to the
court on the record and printed arguments by Mr.
Webster for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr.
Evans for the defendant in error.
No. 3. En- parte: In the matter Of Turner Dixon
Us. J. H. Miller. The motion of pcremptory man,
damus in this case was argued by Mr.. Geo. w
Brent in support thereof, and by Messrs. Smith
and Cox in opposition thereto
Adjourned till Monday IL o'clock.
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DIED.

At Becville, ST. Clair county, Illinois, on the
3lst ult., ANN BIDDLE KINNEY, daughter Of
WILLIAM G. KINNEY, esq, of that place, aged
about three years Her maternal grandfather was
the Hon. Elias X. Kane, predecessor Of the Hon.
Sidney Breese, in the United States Senate. She
was most lovely and interesting child, and gave
certain promise, had she lived Of extraordinary
beauty, intelligence, and amiabity. She was the
darling idol Of the fond affection of parents, who
will mourn her loss with inconsolable grief May
they turn for consolation to that Being who, in His
omniscient wisdom, has summoned the spirit OF
that pure and innocent child from the and sor
rows Of this world, to higher and brighter world
in the skies.
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We learn that Judge Douglass has been again
unanimously nominated as the democratic candidate
in his district 1t is understood that he will be
permitted to run this time without any opposition,
as he beat his wing opponent in the late election in
the same district, upwards Of two thousand votes.
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FRIDAY NIGHT, JAN. IL, 1886.
CONGRESSIONAL.
NNANNANAsa1 49,
Senate did moi sit to-day.

The Senate did not sit to-day.
In the House the Oregon debate was continued
without inemissiOn during the whole day, excepting
only some twenty minutes given up to the reception
Of reports from committees.
The case Of the contested election from Florida,
which Mr. Hanilin had some days since minated
his intention to call up, was postponed by reason Of
the absence of the sitting member. 1t will be seen,
however, that its consideration will be called for
probably tomorrow, or, at the latest on Monday.
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NEW YORK AUCTION NOTICE.

WIN. KoBBE will sell, on Wednesday January
w n, at ~ O'Clock, at No. 46 Beaver street,
SIS Real cashmere mantas and ladies' cloaks, plain
and embroidered, now landing, an entire new ar
tcle and well worthy the attention Of the city re-
tail trade. ''
l25 Turkish fine silver, gilt and enamelled brace
let's, latest style
Jan is
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Signor Blitz gives his last entertainment at the
Apollo Hall tomorrow evening He is one Of the
most scientific in his profession of the present day;
and no person who would enjoy good hearty
laugh will be disappointed if they attend and wit
ness his many amusng feats.
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I5- Rev. VIII. MnLpURSE, chaplain to the House
Of Representatives, will preach in the Capitol Sab
bath morning next, at III O'Clock. Jan Is
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ne The Rev. MATHEW HALE SMITH (pastor) will
preach in the second Presbyterian Church, situate
and 81, m. The public are respectfully invited to
attend. Jan Is
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Mr.. Thomas Smith, who has been detained from
the House some time by severe indisposition, re-
sumed his seat to-day.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. DoNELAN,
Mr.. ANDREW SESSFORD, to Miss JOSE
PHINE KELLY, all of this city.
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STOCKS.

saLts-Nto York, Jan 10, lsi6.-FYra board-Isoo T. y
IS 1862 1861; 5000 Ohio SIS, 1860 OH 5000 do plf io
Kentucky es 1871 e7t 5000 Ohio 81 1850 % 900 Ohio
IA eo; 900 Ill special bonds S5l so IT, s. Bank Al $50
Reading r. r., b74 80 do, 57i 900 do OTIS 90 do BE-
200 do, GO b. mo-; 1000 Reading X H. bonds, Of 1900
do 61I; 5000 do s7t; so Wilmington r. r., % 30 ds
$50 Morris Canal 10.
Second Board-75 Morris canal, 1875; $50 Reading n H.
OF
SHIP NEWS. Y
CLr.rsp-ships Venice, Liverpool; Yorkshire (packet0
do hsrque Rainbow, Cork and market briggs Judson, De-
mersrs Globe Gibraltar and MARKET Santiago Tersgona
Sterling Savannah schooner Louisa St Mays Georgia.
ApRiyrp.-schooner Zuriab, Barbados and ST. Thomss
Daniel Barclay Edenton, North Caronaj Empire Kappa
hammock. ...
BuLow.-Barque Manic.
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FOURTH July EXCURSION

TO THE EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND,
a saA-14a The splendid steamboat MARY
Esx5rJR -eWAsHlNGTON has been chartered
ZEE Tor excursion to Corsica landing
near Centreve, Queen Anne's county, where the
ladies of the Methodist Protestant church will pre-
pare dinner and offer other refreshments, such as
Ice Cream, Lemonade, sc; on the shore. The obi ect
is to build parsonage in Centfeve.
The boat will start from Light st. wharf at past
O'Clock, A. M; reach Corsica at IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
and leave for Baltimore at O'Clock, P NJ.
The Declaration of Independence will be read, an
Orat0n two suitable to the occasion delivered, and
every accommodation afforded TO make the visit a
pleasant one both to ladies aud gentlemen. An OPP
porunity is now gTen of visiting the garden spot Of
Maryland and alse of assisting in praiseworthy un
deflaking ....
The Tar will be closed and no drinking permitted
on board, Confectionery and Fruit will be served on
board at moderate prices Price for the round trip
so cents Children under IL years of age half price
To prevent crowd and confusion on board only
limited number eff tickets will be sold; persons
therefore wishing to secure passage will please make
early application. Tickets can be had of Boardley
Cox, Pratt street wharf; c. w. Ridgely, Esq, Court
House Lane; at Rev. l.. c. Cox's store, Baltimore ST.
of d. c. Emory, Fayets-st at the Methodist Protest
ant Rooms, South ST. ie30-ihtrs4t*
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MAYORS OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, June %, 1876.


NOTICE. The attention of all whom il may
1V concern, is especially called 10 the following
extracts from the Act Of Assembly and City Ordi-
nance relative to nuisanccs.
[From Act of 1872, chap. II, sec, IL
And be il enacted by the General Assembly of Ma.
yland That if any person persons shall cast carry
or draw out or lay any dead horse other dead car.
case or any filth, Sc, from vaults, &C., and shall
leave such dead horse, &C., without burying The
same sufficient depth in the'ground on any part of
the commons of said town or district adjoining it,
every person or persons convicted before any Jus
tice of the Peace shall pay for every sNch offence
the sum of thirty shillings.
From Section % of Ordinance No, IL. Approved
May %, 1898.
And be it enacted and ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That person shall cast
carry, draw out, deposit any dead carcase par
or parts thereof dead fish, filth, &C., from vaults
&C., on or into any part of the city, nor shall any
person permit the same to be deposited on his or he
premises without covering the same within five
hours after such deposit under such body of earth
as will entirely prevent any nOxious efuvia from the
same, under penalty not exceeding twenty dollars
for each and every offence, together with the ex-
pense ofTemoving the same.
je23-eol0t JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor
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PLEASURE EXCURSION
PLEASURE TRIP,

FOURTH OF JULY TO CAMBRIDGE.
a oaA.sga The swift and superior Steamer
xsS<spc21 kkkua THOMAS JEFFERSON, Capt. HILL,
will make pleasure trip to Cambridge
on the fourth of July, leaving The intersection Of Pratt
and Light street wharves at s! O'Clock, A. M, and
return at early hour in the evening. The well
known speed of the Jefferson will enable passengers
to spend several hours in Cambridge, while her cabin
and deck accommodations are of superior order.
Let those who have seen the beautiful town of
Cambridge, or been upon the waters of the Chesa-
peake, avail themselves of this opportunity.
GLARK'S full Military and CotilIiop BAND, under
charge of Baet-master, will accompany The trip.
A full supply of SNACKS and CONFECTIONERY
will be on board, at moderate rates.
All who wish TO spend pleasant fourth OF July,
will do well TO secure tickets at an early day.
90 Tickets for the round trip ST.; ladies and chill
dren so centstO be had at the Clipper, Sun and Ar
gus Offices, and at the boat on the day of departure.
2. s. The boat will call at "County Wharf" going
and returning ie3O st
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FOURTH OF JULY
EXCURSION TO ANNAPOLIS

EXCURSION TO ANNAPOLIS
n saAszz The large and commodious Steam
ENS5a hlkS~nboat POCAHONTAS will leave Light
street wharf at O'Clock on the morn
ing of the 4lh July for Annapolis. The boat will re-
main there sufficient time to give all an opportunity
to visit the State House, Fort Severn, Naval School,
&c.. and will return to the city by sun down.
SNACKS, CONFECTIONERY, and REFRESH
MENTS of all kinds, will be en- board
BAND OF MUSIC will be on board; also, CO.
TILLION MUSIC,
QI3- Tickets rs cents; ladies' and children so cents
each-to be had at the Office, No. Ligh-st. wharf
P.S. The Boat will stop, going and returning, at
the County Wharf, (F.P0 jyl-4t'
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EOuRTH OF JULY,

a shsAsszF For ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE.
@usnt scsaslesue EASTON and DENTON. The stea
mer MARYLAND will leave at seven
O'Clock on Saturday, A. M, fer the above places
Persons DESTROYS of taking delightful "trip to either
of the places above named do so, for which they
will only be charged for passage down and will return
the next day free. By this arrangement passengeis
will Re enabled to spend evening and night with
their friends and return home the next day.
jy3-2t LEM. G. TAYLOR.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
FOURTH OF JULY,

PLEASURE TRIP TO CHRSTERTOWN.
u sseaszs The favOrite steamer COLUMBIA,
HzusEst Capt. GUYTHER, will make pleasure
trip TO Chestertown on the FOURTH
OF JULY, leaving the intersection of Light and Pratt
streets at 81 O'Clock, A. M, and at an early
hour in the evening The party will be accompanied
by RlCE'S full Military and COtllion BAND, under
charge of Balletmasler; while for pleasure and ac-
commodations in dancing, no boat on the Chesapeake
is superior. There will be full supply of SNACks
and CONFECTIONERY on board, at very moderate
prices. Let those who wish TO spend an agreeable
4th, and view the beautiful scenery on the Chester
with pleasant party, secure tickets at an early day
Q3- Tickets for the trip ST.; ladies and children 50
cGnts-to be had at the Sun, Clipper and Argus Of
fces aud at the boat on the morning of departure.
p. s. The Boat will call at the "County Wharf,"
going and returning. ie30-5t
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NCHO OF TRUTH

H TO THE VOICE OF FALSEHOOD!
AT the National Fair, PROFESSOR PLUME
was presented, by COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN, with
Gold Medal for the best specimens of Daguer-
reotype.
The following notice from the National Intelligent
Ger, edited by one of the Committee of the Fair, puts
to silence the voice of Calumny and FalsehoOd.
miration which the specimens of Photography from
the Plumbc National Daguerrean Gallery commended
at the late Fair that number of gentlemen, de sOus
of tesyng their high appreciation OF the perfection
to which Professor Piumbe has brought this heauti-
full art, have presented him with n handsome Gold
Medal, accompanied by highly complimentary let
ter, expressive of their admiration of his genius as
artist and his worth as a man.-Nat. Int. je2-4t
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a SURE WAY TO MAKE

u ~ 7
Those persons who feel the ''pressure" of the
times are advised 10 try the "fortune of the wheel'
at the far famed and lucky Lottery Office of EMORY
s co in CALvEET STREET, opposite Barnum's Ho-
tel. Thousands of Dollars are daily paid to those
who adventure in Lotteries at this Office, and past
experience teaches that investments made at the old
established Prize Agency of EMORY co. is ne
failing remedy for scarcity of money. Tickets
in all the Lotteries either by the package or sngy,
will be sold at this well known establishment upon
the same terms as sold elsewhere in the city. >
og-Citizens who may desire TO address us through
the Post office, by enclosing the amount to- in
vested, viii have their orders faithfully attended to,
and the answers deposited in the post Office in time
to be received before the drawing of The Lottery
Seeresy at this office will, in all cases, be strictly OBJ
served. All Prizes sold at this agency are paid in
City bank funds upon presentation at our counter
Fer tickets please apply to or address the Head Quar-
tiers for Prizes of
EMORY CO., opposite Barnum's,
iy2lw [R1 Calvert.st., Baltimore, Md.
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R3-MEDICINAL USES OF WILD CHERRY
Ever since the settlement of America, Wild Cherry
has been known to possess very important medicinal
virtue, EUeTy body knew this fact, but nobody knew
how to extract its essential properties. Every mother
gives Wild Cherry tea to her children for worms, for
colds, and for almost every disease; and adults
throughout our country are in the habit of making
compound or syrup of Wild Cherry bark, ana other
ingredients, to be used in spring an antidote to
complaints incident to that changefu season. 1t is
found by experiment that the Wild Cherry possesses
even far more important qualities than was asenbed
to it. For the FIRST stages of Consumption, Asthma,
no matter how long standing, Coughs, Liver Com
paint etc., il is proved to he the best medicine known
TO man, Doctor WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY is a chemical extract, combined with 81.
miar extract from Tar, which enhances its value
Its success in curing Pulmonary disease, in almost
every stage, after our best physicians could do MORE
has astonished the faculty, and led them to confess
that Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry possesses
principle heretofore unknown among medical men,
On hand and for sale by
STABLER x CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, d. E. Baltimore street,
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
Perkins & Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph b. Stausbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-sts. George II. Keer,
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N, N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street, ie29I
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A BOLD ATTEMPT

IA TO DECEIVE THE PUBLIC!
1t being stated in some of the papers that Mr.,
Plumbe had heenl awarded premium al the National
Fair in Washingon-such gross attempt to deceive
the public calls for contradiction. The following
letter from the Secretary of the Committee who had
charge of the Fair, will do it efiectuaiy:
WASHINGTON, June 26th, 1876.
Dear sr--ln reply TO your inquiry, by letter, this
morning received, have to say, that the committee
of the National Fair, lately held at Washington,
awarded no premiums TO any person, and therefore
Mr. Plumbe could not and did not, receive one from
them am, very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
ie30lw* D. A. HALL, Sec'Y 10 Committee.
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FREE EXHIBITION.

FREE EXHIBITION.
KRLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
4 LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS, es-
tablished in $780, and awarded the COLI and Sill
sachusetts, the New York, and the Pennsylvania EX-
hbons, for the most splendid colored DaguerTeotyPeS
and best apparatus
POS BALTIMORE ST., Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewelry Store.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington city.
No. PSI Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston,
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
N5-PoRTRAITs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
I3- Apparatus, Instructions, and ali Materials fur
nished. e30
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9TH OF July. 1916.

a sssssss By the Baltimore Steam Packet
Eazsts AIssse Company's superior and comfortable
akizsaszdEaaR- boats May leave here by steamboat
HERALD, Capt. Russell on THURSDAY, I'd, or by
the steamboat GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, on FRI
DAY Sd, and return on or before Tuesday, the 7th.
Passage and fare down and back, in either boat, S.
je26 -dt4th -, T.SHEPPARD, Agent.
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LEALTHY EXCURSION.

WHEALTHH EXCURSION,
NJ TO NORFOLK AND BACK,
.[...... a., DURING THE WARM SEASON,
a sas<ss By the Baltimore Steam Packet
Gnzs t8tala,z.m CompanTs superior and comfortable
Shes. boats, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, or
HERALD, Capt Russell, leaving Spears wharf eve
ry day Sundays eXcepte1,) at P. M, and Norfolk
same DAYS and hours. This excursion is offered TO
nvigorae the health particularly nvalids, adults and
children, who much benefted by the sea air and
delightful sail down and up the Chesapeake Bay
viewing the Rp Raps !" Old Point Comfort, Fortress
Monroe, u s Men of War and Dry Dock.
Passage and fare down and up Sc, with privilege of
returning in four days.
ie26-d3m II. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

-~-EHS The undersigned would respectful
y invite the attention of the public
VI q F~VE the musical pro fession particularly
Ito the inspection of his new style
PIANO FORTES, just completed. 1t may be seen
opposite the Patriot Office, where it will remain few
days for the full examination OF those who have ma
infested desire to see this splendid instruments
which is seven Octave, combined in less space
than is usually occupied by an ordinary one of six
Octave, while il loses nothing in tune in the vo
lume of its sound. We deem it unnecessary to say
any thing further at present. leaving it to the opinions
of those who may examine it.
je32t SHAFT x BOSWELL.
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nnORE SHOWER BATHS FINISHED
IYl Another supply of those celebrated SHOWER
pATUS inst finished and for sale low. Persons de-
srpg such an article would do well to call at my es-
fabIjshmenl before purchasing elsewhere, when; up
on examination, they will be convinced that they are
the most convenient article that can De mad In this
any other city. n,,n ~. po,,;r,or. s,.oo.
iy3 "a LII ss"iS "SV'N eNS'~-sN
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IAFs4, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
lkT.:! House and Lot OR the North side of Ross
kiHiIH street, nearly opposite the intersection of
MILF Paca street, having front Of 20 feet on Ross
street, and running hack 100 feet Alley subject
10 ground rent OF S5 per annum, will be sold bar
gam. This property is situate in the most healthy
part of the city and from the many improvements
making in the neighborhooa, very profitable invest
ment may be made. Apply at the Clipper Office, 1874
balumOTe street, mS diff
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aNOURTH or JULY!
81 RIVER AND RAY FISHING.

WNOUhTH OF JULY!
II RIVER AND BAY FISHING.
Ihave in store Fishing Tackle of all kinds, suitable
for River and Bay fishing, Rods, Reels and Lines; Ar
fcal bait, Salmon and Trout Flies, all sorts; Fish
ing Hooks, assorted Fishing Baskets and Liquor
Flasks, Kerky, Virginia, Limerick and Chestertown
Hooks all sizes, and Dru Hooks of superior quaity
with complete assortment of articles in the fishing
line worthy the attention of the Amatuer or Scientific
Angler. Rods and Tackle of all kinds made to order
and repaired with despatch.
A5-Parties supplied very low. Apply TO
j. X. STAPLETON, Manufacturer,
je 30 4tif No. 1873 Baltimore ST.
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3m T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
PINEY POINT PAVILION

IO1N L n ' lhloIN'
ANE of the most convenient, splendid, and pic
W turesque salt water bathing places in the United
States will be opened for visers on the 18th instant
for the summer campaign. The Pavilion and its ac-
Communications have been put in complete state OF
repair, and offer to the invalid pleasant resort ior
health and recreation, The bathing is delicious, eth
in the houses or in the open surf along the sound
ing shore.n A fresh and constant seabreeze sets in
in the afternoon, and continues all night till eight or
ten in the morning. The Pavilion commands view
of the debouchure of the Potomac into the Chesa-
peake Bay the river in front being nearly ten miles
wide 1t is within eight hours seaming from Wash
ington, twelve from Baltimore, and twelve from
Richmond
a sus-rz. The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain
kb1sa5a d. Guyther, leaves Baltimore every Sa-
xftszh1stda6- tnrday evening, stops at Piney Point
early on Sunday morning, and returns TO Baltimore
on Wednesday. The steamer OCEOLA, Capt. Nit
chel, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and Satur-
days on her way to Norfolk and returns on Tuesdays
and Fridays, touching the Point in both directions,
landing and receiving passengers.
The proprietor, with these advantages of his esab-
lishment and with corps of obligng servants good
cessores of watering place, together nth moderate
charges, confidently casts himselfupon the public ap-
probation j. III. BlRCH,
jel2-tf United States Hotel, Washington.
NTOTICE. The creditors of WILLIAM RIDG-
| IL AWAY are hereby notified, to present their
claims properly authenticated, to the undersigned,
on or before the first day of November next prepara
tory 10 dividend ofassets. ... H
| CHAS. II. PITTS, )Tu.,oo
Hell ,2aw3w LA1 ORVlLLE HORWlTZ.
The PHILADELPHIA w. s. Gazette and N. York Her
aid will give the above advertisement four insertions
and send their bills to this office.
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nC7- TO CURE TOOTHACH AND PRESERVE
fEALTH The TOothach is always cured in one
hiaute by an application of WHEELER'S TEABER-
~ TOOTH WASH and the Tooth be still protect
d from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will be cur
n; Softaess of the Gums will be cured; all Bleeding
the Gums will be effecmally stopped, and the
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept pleasant
nd in the best of health by its USE Sold by
J. NJ. HAIG, Ne. 1873 Baltimore street,
ie39ly above South, opposite Clipper office.
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RR. II. MANLY, SURGEON DENTIST,
~ FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Will perform all operations in his line in the best
Style Manufacturing his own Artificial Teeth can
insert them much lower than others, on gold plate.
TEETH filled with Gold, 100
do. do. Silver, 0 so
EXTRACTING, OBS
Teeth on gold plate, warranted 10 fit and answer
the same nature, al TO SO per tooth. Please call
and examine specimens {g3- DR.. MANLY'S Office
s Corner of Pratt and Exeter streets.
fel4f IA PRATT STREET.