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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

ARRIVAL OF THE UNIooRN.-Eight Days
Later from Europe. The steamer Unicorn has
arrived at last, with intelligence eight days la
ter. 1t will be seen that the Polish struggle
for liberty has been unsuccossful-tha the CO.
ercion bill for Ireland has passed Parliament
that trade and business generally in England
are depressed-and that The markets are with
out material alteration. The important debate
in Parliament on the Oregon question, disclos-
ing the Pacific views of the British Govern
ment, will be read with interest. We refer the
reader to tho news in another column.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

VERY LATE FROM Rio DE JANEIRo. Dates
from Rio TO the 4th of March have been re-
ceved at New York. The markets we're dull.
Flour had declined 80 per Dbl. Coffee scarce,
the stock on hand only amounting to 5000
bags, and prices very high. The English and
French squadrons were still bockadng Buenos
Ayres. Nothing of importance from Monte
video. The U. S. store-ship Relief 1t. Noble,
was to sail shortly for New York.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

N7-FREHCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city,.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAdES, acknowledgment
patterns, never before introduced III Baltimore, made
to order of the very hest materials and by The hest
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNtCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &c for sale and made TO 0rder as cheap as they
can be obtained at amy establishment in the United
States. T.. g. FRYER,
nll-H No, Nsrth Cay street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

Q7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish te
pnicaase Fue Gold and silver WATCHES; Gold
Guari aud Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breastpins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak i;
BASKETS; britannia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plrte, at his Old Established Store, Waterst ID door
ILnm llaIYrIL. ana
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

LIBERALITY. A Reformed Dutch Church
has just been organized in Jersey City; Come
Illus Van Worst having given three lots and
$1,000, upon condition that an additional $1,000
be raised fo'a church odifce. He also offers
$500 towafGs parsonage.
CnEsApsAKE AND OHio CANAL. Lawrence
J. Brengle, Esq has been elected Treasurer of
this company, vice Philemon Chew, Esq, re-
signed. The Canal Board was in session for
several days last week at Frederick.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

A CHURCH OF ENGLAND CLERGYMAN IN
CANTON. The British residents in China have
made liberal subscription for the purpose of q
clergyman of the church of England in the
city of Canton for five years, and have appoint
ed committee to communicate with the Bishop
of London and request him to appoint suita-
BILE person. The m ovement appears to have
been commenced by the Americans, who had
in view joint subscription for the common
benefit.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

MORAL DRAMAS. The Seectmen of Wor-
cester, Mass, in their annual report, denounce
in strong terms the plays of the "Reformed
Drunkard," &c., exhibited by DR.. Robinson,
as tending to demoralize the mind, and increase
the vice. they represent, rather than to diminish
it. They also state that on the day after the
lecture of Green, the seif-styed reformed
Gambler" some months since, there was a
greater sale of playing cards in that town,
than had been for weeks and months privieus.
CONFIRMED. The U. S. Senate after long
Executive Session on Wednesday confirmed
the nominatian Of Gideon Wells, Of Hartford,
Conn, to be Chief of the Bureau of Provisions
and Clothing in the Navy Department by the
casting vote of the Vice President.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

n EDGER PAPERS. HUBBARD'S Impe-
H rial, Super Royal, Royal, Medium and DENY
blue wove and white wOve.
CRANES Super Royal, Royal, Medium and DENY
blue wove and white wove.
Also, Medium and DENY, of Buffers, Kings,
Goodwn's, hudson's and Palmer s. Smiths manu-
facture, constantly on hand and for sale by
apl7 TURNER NUDGE, 3 ). Charles st.
"INDOW BLINDS. have constantly ON
w hand, an assortment of WINDOW BLINDS
Of every description. viz:
VENETIAN BLINDS, Plain Linen SHADES
FANCY BLINDS, Buff Holland do.
Green painted do. CURTAIN MUSLIN,
Painted Window Shades, PAPER CURTAINS SC.
Damask CURTAINS and BLINDS Of every de-
scrption, made to order
JOHN c. HOLLAND, 48N Gay-st
apis near the Odd Fellows, Hall.
GUPER WHITE AlA1IING!
- JUST RECEIVED,
Sd do do do do
81 do do do do
Also, A, 81 and "A red checked and fancy Mating;
Carreng; Oil Cloths, &c fo5 sale at the lowest mar
ket prlce Ior CASH.
JOHN z. s. G. w. DUVALL,
No. 240 Baltimore street,
aple 1T 6 dn1Is west 0f Charles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

IMPORTANT FROM MExIco-RepOrtcd Rsro-
tution-RcCaIi Of Santa ,1aaa. We have been
favored by gentleman of this city with an
extract o. a letter dated Havana, Slh inst, re-
ceived by the arrival Of the schooner Gacna,
Capt Beard, at this port, which states that on
the previous evening Gen. Almontc arrived
there from Vera Cruz and Immediately proceed
ed to the residence oil Santa Anna. Reports
were current that A!monlo was en- route for
England as Minister from Mexico, and others
that he and Santa were to embark Immediate
ly for Mexico, where another revolution was
on the eve of breaking out.
BY an extra from the New Orleans Tropic,
We learn that Capt. ColIey who left Vera Cruz
on the Sd inst, reports that just before he left,
he met Mr., Dmond, u. S. Consul who said to
him that if he wanted to see fun, he had better
wait until O'Clock in the afternoon, at which
hour the Republicans and Santa Anna party,
united, were TO declare against the Govern
ment. Capt. c. further reports that Mr.. Di-
mond stated that the Government troops which
report says had refused to march against Gen.
Taylor, were 50 disposed of that they could
not act against the insurgents Further news
will be anXiousy looked for.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

FAIR AT THE AIsQUTTH ST. PREssYTRRIAE CHURCH
The sale of Fancy and Useful Articles for the benefit
OF the Aisquh st. Presbyterian Church, will close to-
day The many beautiful articles, if not disposed Of
before, will be sold this evening at great sacrifice
The Fair is held in The Lecture Room Of the Church
infant School EXHIBITION the annual exhib.
ton Of the Charity Infant School, will take place
this evening in the Lecture Room of Christ Church,
corner Gay aud Fayetre streets Addresses will
be delivered By the Rev. Or. Johns and others.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

LETTER BAGS UPAT THE EXCHANGE READING !
For London-Ship Richard Anderson, wi
spltch.
For London-Ship Alexandria, 18th inst.
For LondOn-Ship Eulaw, with despatch
For Btemen-Ship Ellersle, with despatch.
For Btemen-Ship Victoria, with despatch.
for ST. Jago de Cuba-Brig Monaco, few day
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$4,000 ana q P41!s, Of aE i 'aso,
together with many other splendid prizes in the Md.
Lottery, 10 be drawn to-day. Tickets SIS, shares in
proportion, making rich and magnificent scheme
For some of the fine prizes call upon Miller * Co.
and purchase ticket
THIS DAY, April 20, will be drawn Md. COnso
dated Lottery, class No. 48--79 Nos IA drawn bal
lots.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20

Cg- CHEAP pREYTINGs, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatcn at
The Office % the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE sT.--as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much d larger than n any o'a"r
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE Il HATTIE - BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC. sc,
Indeed it is needless to cnumeiac, As we are pos
sessed offacites with latest styles Of type and new
and splendid machinery fordoing wok, in ereryst!e,
in q manner unsurpassed in this city.
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MARINELIsT-PORT OFBALTlM,
SUNDAY, APRIL 10, ls4G.
CLEAR ED.

FNOmrHE EXCHANGE READlNG-Room & o
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Brig Kent, GavGt DGnarara, r. & II. r. Tue
Brig Ohm, Travers, Demara,a and mark
ilsnu & ~ ~
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TIE NouCE. The preamble and resolu
ton passed by the Senate, giving notice to
the English Government Of the intention to
discontinue the Joint occupancy Of Oregon,
were taken up in the House of Representatives
on Saturday; and, after amending the rcsolu-
tion-so as to require the President to give
the notice instead Of having it discretionary
with him to do so, they were passed, ayes l44
noes H. 1t would have been just as well to
have left the resolution in its original form
and might have been considered somewhat
more respectful to the President They have
to go back to the Senate.
Prior to acting upon this measure, the House
passed the bill for extending jurisdiction over
Oregon, by vote Of ayes l04, noes Ga. We
consider this much more important measure
than that of giving notice to England; for il
will be more likely to produce hostilties.
The bill provides for the extension of the
laws of Iowa to this territory-reserving to
British subjects all the rights and juris LECTION
which they derive from the convention. fl
does not define the boundary Of Oregon, but
legislates for the American citizens who dwell
beyond the Rocky mountains. 1t also extends
our Indian system, our post office system tc
that country, and provides for block houses anc
military authority to protect the cmigrant.
from the United States who cross the noun
tains. The sum Of 100000 is appropriated
to carry out the provisions of the bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
DT Ed

On the Goth inst after and protraced illness
which she bore with Christian fortitude. Mrs. MARCIA
RET OSULLIVAN (relict OF the late James OSullivan)
formerly of the City OF Cork Ireland in the 56th year
OF her age
The relatives and friends of the family and those of
her sons Daniel Jeremiah and James also the foung
Friends of Ireland" respectfully invited to attend
he funeral this afternoon, at o'clock precisely, from
l0l Cedar-st. .
In BROOKLYN on the 25th inst. ELIPHAZ EUGENE,
son of Gordon A. and Mary A. Alvord, aged months
On Monday morning HUMPHREY BARRETT HEY.
WOOD aged two years, son of ii. 3. Haywood. Fune-
raj on Wednesday p. NJ
On Monday, 26th inst, of short and severe illness
SAMUEL BROWN, aged 81 years months. long
member of the Society OF Friends in this city.
The relatives and friends also the members Of the So
cety of Friends invited attend the funeral from
his late residence No. % McDougasL. on fourth day.
2sth inst at 10 o'clock NJ. without farther notice.
On the cath, Ann Curry, niece OF Geo. Roberts, aged
II.
A, White Plains, Oath Fanny wife of Andrew L. Hal
sted of this City. aged Sc.
At Brooklyn 2ith, James, aged p, child of John H.
Prentice.
At Annoy Sept 20 Theodosis r.. wife of Rev. VIM. J..
Pohlman American Missionary, aged 35; Oct 5th, Cla
rissa D. wife of Rev f. Doty American Missionary.
At Albany, 22d, Mrs. Harre, a. Williams, aged 4s :;
Goth Wm Henry Romer, late Engineer on the n. R.,
aged 81. -
AT Marcelus Onondaca Co. 10Th, JOB BARBER,
Revolutionary soldier aged 90.
AT Troy 23d Margaret wife OF Josiah kellogg, aged 6s
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
vrW.yoRK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. ALBANY, Saturday, Jan "a.


e....ro, pe,tions were presented by differ
-, members and among them was one from
"a. sNoses Co. by Mr.. YOUNG for law to secure TO
lied women the possession of their property
,shs,e arose on the reference of the petition,
" (, was finally seat ia the Judiciary Committee
~ n,ofion of Mr. LESTER, the Apportionment Bill
oas rad twice, and after debate, was reterrcd 70
- Committee Of the Whole.
ur HARD sent up a set of Oregon resolutions
.E.-sd before in the Assembly which were referred
:. ,bs Committee of the Whole having charge OF the
sutect ,k-,.,. .,,.x, ,..sod tho hill
.,,,ng 10 Common Schools in the City of utica and
ssn took up the bill to amend an Act relating TO
.se;ee and 10 licensing retailers OF Intoxicating
Eosors' passed May ID, le45, brought In by Mr.
POTTER.
The bill is as follows:
Tb. first section of the entitled An act relating
- excise and TO licensing retailers of intoxicating
icucrs passed May IL lsi5 is hereby amended 30 as
=. resd as follows On the last Tuesday OF March next
he electors Of the several and cities in this state
s determine by ballot whether the board or boards OF
syci,e In their respective and cities shall or
no, grant licenses for the sale Of Intoxicating iquo
After various propositions 10 amend. the ooi'linL,
,ee on motion Of Mr. TALcoTT. rose ana rePor'eo
wi;hou, taking any question. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
The transactions In this oranSH VI 'Ae N
The Sto,e Printing bill came from The Senate
- yyes referred to the Standing Committee on
printing and ordered printed.
Th. discussion of the Governors Message was
.,.r resppned. and Mr. HAYNER concluded his re.
.os-ss. when Mr. PERKINS obtained the hoor, and
The Houee adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

srpEaIoR CorRT-D e C / s i @ n Judgment in the
co,rt below in the following cases OF appeal, were
ARMED :, cu..,.-. -.
Seth Hart rs John Hanna, Julan L. ~. Cnauoe't To-
Johu Allen.
'Vs Ssmnel McBurney u.s. Caleb Bartlett (two cases.
Thomas Warner rs. John p. Brahsm.
John Dogge,t rs. Daniel L. Sickles.
Peter NJ Hergoine os. George H. Torrey.
philip Narnbourn rs. Christian s. Crist
The following judgments Of the Court below were
reversed:
John A. Walsh, by his next friend Us. James Langley
CT, al.
i'm the case of G.us rs Oakley being for quantity o
ssrs bought AZ auction but refused account oil not
,.verinr representation and resod account OF tho
nn,rhsser the Court held that the owner is bound TO
i've notice 10 purchaser before reselliDg. The ques-
ZION of misrepresentation is not now touched upon by
Inc Court In the Of Walsh Langley, the Court
decided that where the plaintiff requires the books of
defendant TO be produced and put in evidence the de.
fepdan well plaintiff is entitled 10 the full use and
benefit of them.
The following decisions were also given:
Charles Gould John Observation-Disclosures tor
defendant.
Charles Mcneil u.s. John C. Davidson-Judgmen for
defendant.
Samuel N Dodge rs John Murphy ct. al-Judgn1ent
fer defendant on demurrer.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS Frances Connor vs Nicholas
D. Penfold.-The plaintiff is said to be alady fond OF
literary pursuits although obtaining n living by her
needle She boarded at the house OF defendant No 33l
Pearl ST. but leaving his house. he refused TO permit
her take away her trunk and sack containing manu-
scripts letters. &c. asserting right 10 desin them Tor
SO due him for board but weeks afterwards he
ave them up She then brought the present action in
uespass for bis OBTAINING them alleging also, that the
MSS bad been injured the back part OF the lid OF the
uunk being broken. that it could be opened. She
fJled however, in showing any loss or injury. The
Court charged that the keeper OF boarding house oher
;hsn tavern) has right dctain baggage Verdict
sr plaintiff SIS. This throws the costs upon plaintiff
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
~. SEE FOURTH FACE.

ARRIVED.
Bark Dana (ot Boston, Smith, from New Orleans and
the Bar 5th inst with pork lard &c, master.
Brig Georgians Osborn, 10 ds from Wilmington. (NC)
with naval stores and cotton. 10 Powell. The u has
been days North Barnegat and blown OF the coast
three times lost part Of deck load boat aud received
other damage Path inst lat 3S long "A bark with
the loss of his fore topmas' head steering North.
Brig Envoy Patten. 10 ds frm Georgetown, c. with
lumber 10 K Post. The has experienced severe wea-
ther the passage.
Brig Philurs Doane ds firm Wilmington, c. naval
stores 10 Dunham Dimon.
lBrig Rudolph Grooming, Thompson. firm 81 Marks via
Key West with cotton L Maitland. Spoke on Sat-
urday last la 81 IL long 3 30 bark Triton, I'm APaachi
cola for Providence + |.
Bris Choctsw Fitner 10 is I'm New. Orleans. with
gar and molasses TO Horace Bean < Co. l4th inst of
Mstaui,la Reef spoke schr Cabot DIS from NOrleans for
Savannah. The mas been ds North of HatteIss.
Brig Washington. Stevens. - ds from NOrleans with
-four staves &c. Badger & Peck.
Brig Morea Weeks, l6 ds fm Apalachicoa with cotton
&C 10 f y Hurlbut & Co.
Schr Clotilda Van Name fun Virginia. with oysters.
Schr Theodore Frengbuysen Bocatt, u ds firm Hart
ford. NC. with corn 10 F Anderson.
Schr Gil Bias, Fsrren, ds I'm Virginia 5oundto New.
Haven.
Schr Mary Scotchburn. I'm Virginia for NHaven.
Schr Florida Mon, fln Virginia. oysters
Schr Martha Jane, I'm Virginia for Siaven-
Schr Lady of the Lake. Wood. ds I'm Virginia
Schr Baltimore Latourette is from Baltimore, 0ur
SC 10 Johnson & Lowden
Schr William Younc. Somers, DE- from Wilmington,
NC naval -tores 10 / Mitchell SID IN company scnr
Belle for Nlork
Schr squres x Brothers, Wilson ds fin Wilmington,
Schr Gilbert Hatfield, Thompson, I'm Wilmington, NC,
schr Delaware. Munsou, ds I'm Virginia for Maven.
Schr John Heally, days from Swsnsooro, NC, naval
stores to B Rugges.
schr Mary Lsngton Cobb ds from swsnsboso, NC,
oaval stores.
sloop Franklin, Thema, I'm Virginia, for Maven.
SAILED.
Ships Queen of the West for Liverpool Memphis,
Eorleans. Bark Mary Chiffon, Rio Grande.
BELOw-2 trigs unknown Wind SSE-
The navigation 70 the Hook is almost clear OF ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
MARRIED:

A, Boston on the evening of the 2ls inst in the pre-
seuce of the Mayor by Friends ceremony J. RICHARD
BURDsALL. OF New.York. to ADELlNE HOWARD,
daughter of John Child, of Boston.
AT ST Johns Chapel on Monday the Goth inst, by the
Rev. Dr. Berran Lieut. F. STANLEY, u. S. N, 10 MA
RION ECKFORD daughter Of F. K. Tillou.
At the Embassy of U. s. Paris, Dec. "a, Theodore
Mannor NJ. D. Of Geneva to Chsline, daughter OF sam
uel F. Jarvis of Connecticut, u. S As
AT Skaneaeles. 18th. d. w Phillips to Louisa L. Legg
Lewis Jones to Mary Hawley.
At Albany, 2st, Henry P. Nichols to Elizabeth CHM.
AT Auburn 7th Charles Fletcher 20 Lydia a. Corwin
AT Buffalo, 2Oth Thomas Roberts to Mary Caruthers.
At Batavia 10TH Loren Mcintyre to Cynthia Blasdell
At Lockport l3th Frederick foungs TO Margaret Har-
pat.
In Coyuga Co. 4th, Samuel Wilson, Revolutionary
soldier TO Mrs Deborah Lucky
At lie Roy, l3th Richard II. Barnard 10 Clarissa l..
Hascall.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

Ia have one female ayns in the air The IS have two
females floating in the mist and holding the figure
The Louisville Journal of late date says: Quite
.ui, ev;.,ed in St. Louis on Monday last among the
holders of notes of State Bank of Indiana caused By
q repor, ,hs, that Institution had failed.
The Pennsylvania lesans that theistate Treasur-
er has received since the cose of the sca year. at the
Treasury up to the 2st of January inst from taxes and
other sources the sum OF S36l75 Al; which added to
the balance in the Treasury the 1st of December,
s3s4 sec 90 makes the whole sum s7i666l So The
due fo- the ls OF February next amounts to
about one million of dollars. As this is not all
called for the very day il due, it is fair 10 assert
tha, the ak months interest due the first pro1imo
will be paid.
It is stated that Gov Skunk has signed the bill for the
payment of the interest.
Bills have been reported in the Massachusetts
Senate to incorporate the Bay State Mills for the manu-
f4cture of vroolens in Methuen with capital OF 600
ooO and the Atlantic Cotton Mills Me,huen, capital
81 600 900 and TO the capital stock OF the o
well Manufacturing Co by adding the sum OF s9OOOUO
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
New.York Cattle Market...Jan. l2-

By
A, market 100 Beef Cattle, 25O from Pennsylvania
n Cows and Calves. and 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
pRrcEs-Beef Co;te-Last week the market exhibited
considerable spirit and buyers operated very freely At
the close of the weeks business ION Monday evening"
not more than 200 remained unsod We quote inferior
and niddng qualities "a 5Oas5; suprior and prime do
5o0se Sales of few extra are reported at 81
Cos and Catres-The offerings for the last week were
rather limited but all at market were taken at prices
ranging, according 10 quality, from SIS to S3o0s32.
Sheep and Lam5s-sl 5o0s3 so may be quoted as the
extremes of prices. A small number left over.
Hay-In consequence of the recent snow storm pre-
venting supplies from reaching the City the stock on
hand is very small good article readily commands 81
= cHt
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27
iOinter fashions.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS, AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
w GEORGE 7. GREEN, 10 Chathausi corner OF
Pasrl-Will keep constantly on hand FULL and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and Chill
MOST rAsHiovARE srvtt to which woud respect
fully invite lhe attention Of hoae IA want " ne has made
arran zen-rls receive Cotts, Crfre ict'SEs, &c by
every packet and has secured the services OF experienced
Cutters Piled gee himsefo give perfect satisfaction 10 al
who may purchase.
N B-Garmenr nade to order ut the shortest notice ana
-,;,l ,,ricf Y,urctunity oS eodistf
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-27

Teeth.-HITCHCOCK x BLAIsDELL, Dentists, SAL
Broadway (opposte the Tsbernacle) III attend 10 all
essary operations up IN the Teeth, viz:
Fil,LISC TEETHTeelh filed with the puTest OF gold and
warranted.
ExrRAcrfxC TEETH-Dr. Hitchcock has improved instrl
en:s for Teeth which superior and far pref
er.hle 10 the old fashioned instruments.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH -DCs. II. X g. would especially urge
upon those wishing half hole examine their
cen, improvement IN Inserting Teeth Many who in the
habit OF wearing teeth sadly troubled with their moving
when convrrsng and also with officially in Keeping them
in their place This obstacle obvised by their meth
cd 80 that hey b. only without trouble but
with the greatest comfort utility Single pivot Teeth
greater number will inserted with reference the col
or of the 4ccnt natural Teeth with such perfection
that they be distinguished from me natural ones In.
divduais in the country requiring Dental operations will
find It 10 their advantage TO visit ORA. X. B All opera
tons warranted and prces -atislactory. J1 2weods-