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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-16
HEapquARrERs, CAMr WASHING CON, }
December %. lsl7,

December 30 lsi7.
ORDERS No 3.
All persons not connected with the army, Gncludng
surs but exclusive Of persons referred 10 In the ID
part of this orderO DESTROYS of placing themselves
train in few days for the city Of Mexico must fur
nish their transportation and Subsistence, and
port Themselves to Capt Gleason, A. @ NJ for assign-
neDt TO place In the line of march aud obey such Or
iers and regulations he may be authorized to give
3 Merchants DESTROYS of sending up to the city Of
Mexico wagons or psek mules, will Immediately report
TO the Lieutenant Colonel commanding, the number OF
EACH in order that he may as.gu to them position in
the line, and also appoint conductor, to take charge
of the same.
It is recommended thai the merchants appoist this
conductor he reporting to the commanding officer for
special instructions.
By order of Lieut. Col MiLss
w. L. CRIrTENDEN ID Lieut. LIST lnf,
A. Adj General.
Lieut. Mcdonald Of the Sd Artillery; Lieut.. Catinet,
Assistant Quartermsster and MIR Rivers, Interpreter
with small party, LETT Pneba for Jslapa on the 18th
nit, having considerable of money in their charge
They were attacked on that night by some fourteen
robbers but although the three named the only
sons and ,as saS ssd
Assistant Surgeon suter U A died at the city OF
Mexico on the 18th Inst very justly and highly appre-
ciated rs surgeon and gentleman. All hon,rs were
paid his memory by his brother officers.
From the New Orleans Delts, Jan
Colonel Wilson, late Governor Of Vera cruz, was
about leaving that city, short leave of absence for
Pensacola.
THEArRIcALs IN VERA CRUZ
The theatre at Vera cruz under ths management of
Mr. Hart, was doing a Hourishing business. The Free
9mscon pays the following tribute to the merits Of the
artists composing the company :" Everybody agrees in
saying that IL Is the best American company that has
visited this country, and in tue states they
would stand comparison with thu artists of the most
frequonted, and most d Ia mode theatres"
FOR TIL. SEAT OF WAR.
From the n. O. Picayune, January6
The 5 steamship New Orleans left last evening for
Vera Cruz with the following passengers Mrs Captain
Jordan Major Porter 4th Artillery |ajo- Stewart Pay
MASTER Captain Williamson, Ordinance Department.
Mr Duperu, putler 81 Infantry; Col George X. MeCle
Ian, Captain Powell, A. Captain Dill, Captain sha-
ver Captain Mcclellan, Quertermaster, and Lieut. Me-
Caftuey, l0sh regiment; Augustus Jacobs suffer Ohio
regiments Lieut. Mayne with ~ reoruits for the Lous-
Dattaon Captain Shields with 81 recruits for 18th
infantry; Mr. Peoples, editor Of the american Sta, ;
Lieut. Marshall MIR Alehio. Franklin Townsend, w A.
Browne II d Butler, Mrs Hudson. Charles N. Weams
] II. Felt, CAPTAIN Hebbe. and D. 5. buchanan.
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Mr. Butterfeld, an en- Siuser, has been surveying a
route for railroad from Indian Orchard In Springfield,
through Ludlow. CRANKY, Belchertown, Amherst and
sunderland, to CIRCUITS Corner In Montague there to
with the Vermont aud Massachusetts, Railroad
The distance Is about forty miles, and the road can be
easily built. Springfield Republican, Jan. IL.
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DANVAhD's MAMMOTH PANUkAMA OF TIE
ID Msspp, River painted three miles OF canvass being
the largest painting the world at the Panorama Building
Iunay sxcepte Admission, 50 CENTS eh,ld,en half price
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays, at
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WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE JAN: %, Mrs, relb,
wv ceI,bratrd coiiection of sCRlrTURAL STAT u.

ny, cousng Of the following groups ths size OIL The
Tnal OF Saviour The Last supper The Birth oil Chrt
and the Moral Of The Family is now open
at All Broadway, late Walkers Music Rooms, opposite the
DIVINE service from M to 10 M Admittance l2h cts
CHI zen half prlce. The Hal toilet. Apply a, above
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The late Dr. Fargues of Quebec left to the corpora
ton Of that city $4,000 for the purpose of erecting and
maintaining asylum for the poor Of Quebec and to
supply them with work. histo be named, THE FMgues
Asylum"
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A CAnD.-THE sTEYEaMARKIsCHE MUSICAL
Il. t New %Gis
AID III. li6s,s pa,Ionsgs with WHICH the sinht
city especially ey would also hearty gratitude
,s shs have aa ca.O The. so
leave the, wiz have the honor spSh.r
day e.. 5 of h The sS on
the o IL.
1s re
T. % s p.s La sne Sy Avn q
Opera De Fei.s omuhe By Res.ger Variations, FsGo!o
stss:s G.sad rspsrfi y sf,ns. s. w.d$'.Sss
only give 'Ne
aaaA sst6oS-rs.N se$.s.fs.d I:.s.1 Of the
M so That 3 %
during the season con,ns Of scied Muse vz-
adr2. Sss BssS ps
Mendssehu, Ro,sin and B:ni Tn generally srrre.sed
OF q
seponans reara viii be BY hSsr. and Sseerniog
paSe Tickets Of q cent. The saod saloon
tain the highest order with careful and re-
rss e SI% naD'' each
DANVAhD's MAMnOTH PANUkAMA OF TIE
ID Mississippi River painted on three niles Of being
Broadwsy adjoining Nblos Garden Open every evening,
s Is
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and Saturdays, I"
oclk
WIFI POSITIVELY CLOSE, Jan %, Mrs; relby's
w celebrated collection Of sCRlrTUHAL SrAITTA IA
NY cou,sIing Of the following groups, The sizs
Tnal OF Saviour, The Last supper The Brh oil Cht
and the Moral scene Of ths lnemPerate Family is now open
APOLLO, every day from PM On sabbath AZ. , ~.
DIVINE from r. M to 10 2. M. Abundance l2s CUE
children half pnce The Hall toilet Apply a, above.
TUNIOR BACHELORS ANNUAL FANCY DRESS
y soIREE--siIth ses.on-rhe Annual Fancy D,ess aud
s vii By sIsa t
D. MiLpvBeRasR, DrNcAr McEwire, secr'tares.
last BOSTON, May sd. isi1.-Mr w. Fowe-Sir:
II hive much Of Of Wsars Balssm Of
Wild Cherry, that feel my dut add my testimony in
My ABOUT fourteen years OF has for the last
been afflicted with ceugh in the SIDE
aud body and or dual wasting until he living
skeleton had had the advice OF three physicians but
OF them could give him relief aud ,duay yet surely
he seemed be sinking into tho tomb Happening accident
ally some OF your Free AIm,nacs fclt AZ though
the Balsam would there that hsd
been when thcv bad the, eore
bottle Of Dr. Kdder the this place. and before
he had used all Of H. he began to better and by
three bottles his cough all gone and he enjoy
good health which he solely through the bess
inp of 1od, to Wistars Basam OF Wild Cherry. WILLIAM
DroN Dr. Kidder the article has given ssts
faction to his eusems For sale wholesale and retail, BY
Druggists generally.
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NJIscellaueOvlS.

ssir FsvER.-This terrible disease is now raging In
the neighborhood Of Tarrytown Westchester county.
There hsvs been great number Of deaths, including
physicians who had the medical charge OF the aims
house
The New Workers resident In Milwaukee held iesti-
val on the evening of the 2sth December The occasion
appears to have been Of pride TO the "Excesors
Appropriate illusions made to the memory Oh
Wright, Tompkins Kent the Chntons, Livinsston 'sy,
and Dewitt
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Loss OF THE STEAMER G.. Conn R.-Capt Hay
good, who came passenger on the steamer Rio
raude from Opelousas states, that on Monday last at
4 o'clock PM when thirteen miles below Washington,
In the Bayou Catapla struck snag and sunk In about
20 feet water Boat total ossno lives lost-a portion
of her cargo saved N. o. Mercu'y Jan. !.
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TUNIOH BACHELORS ANNUAL FANCY DRESS
- sOIhEE-siIth Season-rhe Annual Fancy D,ess aud
ming Jan 25th BY order, AND. w LEGG AT. President -
ii ID. MILpvpeRasR, DrNc An Nc wirG, SECRETARIES.
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(NHATHAM The aJ'RE-Erst night of the celebrated
" Mr. kEMe for nights only and 6rst
the performance will with the admired tragedy Of
FAzlO se Italia. Wfe.Bi.nea Mr.. wilkinson Are,
NAsTIC FEATS-Te be followed by the MODEL ART
lists ia Their admired Tableaux viyan.sThe whole to
On Tussd,y evening variety Of Enteainmens for the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20
UNIVERSITY OF OUISIANA.
L.AW DEP.ART.MENT

J.HW IDEP.fRIHEJNI.
THE LECTURES and COURSE Of INSTRUCTION
in this Department will commence on the sE GO p.
May. They intended to embrace the most important
branches of the Common and CtDH Ian, Public IHterRa
Lectures viii be delivered upon the various branches and
subjects by four Professors.
+ The history Of the Roman Law from the e5Iest times
H. An analysis Of the general Principles OF the Roman Giy
School, Ill. The jurisprudence Of louisiana com;
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes OF France ana
Spain " An outline OF the Land Titles in Louisiana,
whether derived from France Spain the United States
Those by Professor THEOpORE II. MCCALEB, viii treat
Of l. Admiralty and Maritime Law embracing the rights
and obligations of Masters and Mariners. Collisions and
Military Mariners CONTRACTS Marine Insurance and Hy
pothecatons and contracts for Maritime Services IN Building
Repairing and Supplying OF ships IL nteIqastond Law
embracing the Law Of Pze and the practice Of Pfze S9ns
in their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties OF Feace ana
Private International Law. Ill The jurisdiction OF he
6eafe Jurisdiction of the Supreme and Circuit Courts and
The Orginal jurisdiction Of the District Courts Courts Of
Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts OF Admiralty
The Lectures Of Professor RANDELL HUNT VIII treat Of
Commereal Law as It relates to Mercante persons, Mef
and ToIporations Of Prncpa and Agents. Of Bills of Elk
change ana PToissoy Noies and Shipping of Bailmens
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts Of Afeghment by
Freight Jettison and Average; Salvage and Insurance
Of Sale Guaanties, Liens and stoppage in transu, etc
Jurisdiction, and-IJ. of the Law of Evidence
Professor aHoMAs o5 En1fv ,isprudepce and Psctiee
Pieadings Civil Gases at Conmon Law, and-ll Consti
tUtOual Law. %,
the Rights of Persons and the Conflict of Laws,
CHRIsTIAN ROsELUs, Esq, will assist as Adjunct Pro-
lessor in the Department of the Civil Law.
Students will be expected produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character
The degree Of Bachelor of Laws VIII be conferred only on
those shall have attended two Courses of Lectures or
full after having studied at least year in the
Office Of Counsellor az Law and after strict examination
By all the Professors During the Course there viii be fe-
quent examinations.
There viii be organized also Moot Court which viii be
holden ones every week presided By Of the Pro
-s4s -raut4 afaa
~. ,.l.,s. .isLAga Bssa af Us fss,s.sys ,s
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DAILY CRESCENT.
BROOK AND RIvEp

BROOK AND RIVER.
MRS. RIVER.
Good morning MB. Brook, | hona
You're feeling well to-day
Your children toO-dear little hearts
Are looking very gay.
'spose you've come to stop for tea
Take off your hat and shawl
Qf could only get chance
Her little brats I'd maul.)
MRS. BROOK.
Just step'd out to buy some lawn
For Fanny, little dear
And bless YOU found the sun so hot,
To 'scape it, run in here.
But don't disturb yourself, | beg
What lovely lace you wear.
(The ugly wretch wears caps to hide
Her nasty pig white hair.)
MRS. RIVER.
I'm glad you've come I'm all alone
And do you know, my dear,
like your little romping girls
Their merry laugh to hear
But let me put your things away
And bring you something cool
(Her Susan is a saucy chit,
And Fanny IS fool)
MRS. BROOK
Don't take our things, we cannot stay
Must make another cali
| think you spoke of something COOL
Pray tell me, dear, what is it,
Champagne, or punch, or lemonade?
No matter which, I'll take it.
(She's got no wine, and as for punch,
! know she cannot make it,
MRS. RIVER.
Don't mention it, | feel so vexed-
My servants set me crazy;
There's nothing up stairs from the vault
And why ?-because she's lazy.
There's something, tho always keep;
Some ice, my little daughter
MRS. BROOK.
No matter dear, we cannot stop.
CThe wretch it is ice water) JEEMs
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old Saws New S.. RY ouR IrrM.

NeapolitanS do not go up Mount VesuUius.-That
is because they are already acquainted with the
crater - as Paddy would say, and have, accor-
dinghy, no occasian to look into it.
Meier haze tJ0o Faces under one HOod.-This saw,
which is a very good ole, is directed against all
kinds of duplicity and false pretences, and is not
meant to caution young ladies and gentlemen
against Z" street-kissng, one might suppose from
too literal reading of the proverb. However, we
don't admire the practice-in other folks
NeUer Sound The Trumpet of your oWn Praise
It will only puff out your cheeks in an unseemly
manner, and do no good You can gain your OBJ
ect much better through the wind instruments of
one of the United Admiration Societies, which
are always accessible on easy conditions.
Meier Trust 10 a Broken Staf.-Certainly not,
if you happen to know that it is broken. A broken
staff is chatel, as a lawyer would say, in which
you had better have no interest whatever, than to
have "lean =" on it.
Never Look Gift Horse in the Mouth-Not if
you would look the giver in the face. Fortunately
the temptation to be hypercrtcal in respect TO gift
horses, is of very rare occurrence-the gentleman
who parts with his Bucephalus generally being
quite as much of " charger " as the animal itself
NeUer Marry Widow unless her first Husband
lcaS Hanged.-For in that case you may be pretty
sure it was not the matrimonial moose that killed
him, besides it may operate as a kind of life-as
surance for yourself-it being mechanically de-
monstrabe that the chances are very small that
any woman should lose two husbands in precisely
the same manner.
New Lights often come through holes an the TIL
ing.-The meaning of this proverb seems to be
that people who are favored with extraordinary
Examinations, will be found, upon examination, to
have some defect in the garnet.
NeIU Lords Men LdlUS-That is the case in
some countries. But they do things differently
in France there the motto, at present, is new
laws-no lords
No man can SerUe tlU0 RadSterS.-This is a Scrip
tural saying, and worthy of all aceeptation. The
remark of naval punster, that he had often served
g two-masters, and served them faithfully, too,
was profane jest that is not worth repeating.
No man should hUe like a toad under hdrrOW.-
Certainly not, if he can help it. Living like a
toad under a harrow - must be the very same con-
dtion often mentioned by penny-a-liners, as that
endured by persons who are represented to be
+" dragging out painful and wretched existence"
NOthng should be done IN haste but catching feaS-
Except fleeing from Jack Ketch.
Obedience is better than many ObhgatiOnS.-lf it
ISN'T it must be a very poor thing indeed. There
are many obligations (Of which we have several
in our note-rolD that worth just nothing at all
Of all studies, study yOur present condition
Studying ones present condition is, for the most
part, an exceedingly dry study, unless one happens
to be in hot water-a condition not very favorable
to study of any sort-BoSton Post.
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PORTABLE COTTAGES.

TENHE subscriber has hand and building to order
i variety of PORTABLE COTTAGES to 4&zzzA
which the attention OF those who intend passing the Fsm
IN the Lake Towns and Watering 3@AsH-
Places the city, and those who would wish to have
cheap and pleasant residence of their own, invited.
specimen OF the Portable Cottage be Magazine
street door above Delod street. river side He has
FOUR hand ready for immediate use.
JeI9 I'm SAM DENMAN "a Gravier street.
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NEW soHooL RooKS

other interesting FuOttCuJOf5r FOT sue az w. IL
Camp Street.
HKSAR'S COMMENTARIES ON THE GALLO
L WAR-With English Notes. Cntiea! and Explanatory,
a Lexicon Indexes, " C. By Rev. J. A. Spencer A; NJ
FditOr of The New Testament in Greek with Notes
Oh me Historical Books, AmOlds series Of Greek and
Latin Books" &C, sc. = . -r-.
THEGERMANIA AND AGRLCOLA OF TACIIbS--
With Notes for Colleges By w. ,, Tyler, Professor Of
the Greek and Latin Languages in Amherst College.
Appleton's New Edition, 1873. -
AN INTRODUCTION To the Authors " Course OF Read
ing y and Elements OF Reading and OratOry." Part
Second By II. Vaudeville, D. d.. Professor OF Moral
Science and Bellies Lettres in Hamilton College
Also
WRAY'S PRACTICAL SUGAR PLANTER A Com
piete Account of the Cultivation and Manufacture OF
The Sugar Cane According to the --latest and Most I'M
49, proved Process with numerous Illustrations. 1873
INF MANSIONS OF ENGLAND; Or PICTURESQUE De-
InfaiIons OF the Seats Of Nobemen tom Drawings BY
APPLET0Nis RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
CINNAMON Being Traveller Guide through me
BOSTON NOTIONS, Being an AUTHENTIC and Concise
account OF That Village" from lost 70 lo41; ~
e.e9Ige DeatFeom author OF the American Text BOOB
Ross9,s AgC9tNTANT's OWN BooK-And Bvsi.
,g. isgss5l Al 10 'as 81 ihq sss eassas saiasss
'lsss ARisgEEll n gaEs ggEsil
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PORTABLE SHOWER EATHs.

GREENS IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
u SHOWER BATHS, have received the diploma at the
American Institute New York, and Mechanics Fair, Bos-
m the best Shower Baths ever offered the public The
subscribers would announce that they have been appointed
agents for the above really excellent BATH and pre-
pared to furnish them at wholesale retail at moderate phi
ees. m303m SAMPSON & KEEN, 81 BienVillest.
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JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.

THIS valuable preparation exciteS the scalp and
healthy action; ceanses it from scur and dandTutf pre-
the Hair from falling Off those euptIve diseases
which often appear the head and majority of eases
produces fine growth OF II also gives the Hair
rich glossy and beautiful appearance, unequaed by any
other article of the kind
JAYNE'S AMERICAN HAIR DYE-Wamantel, (
strictly applied according the directions change the Han
from ana other color to beautiful auburn, perfectly je
black, without staining the skin.
JAYNE5S AGUE PlLLS-A positive cure for Fever
and Ague. These Pills warranted to Fever and
AgHe and when the directions followed and Gre
not effected, the money will be returned.
For sale by N. JARVIS y co
Je27 IF corner Magazine and Common streets.
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LAND REFORM IN WIscoNsIN.-The editor Of
" Young America +" has received letter from Wau-
kesha county, Wisconsin, dated June ~ stating
that the Legislature of that young State has decided
for the ialienabe homestead, land limitation, and
for the sale of the public lands to actual settlers, at
lhe simnle cost Of survey and transfer.
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No usr,--Ths sswing machine invsntsd In New
Ysgt sssas tfas ssAss i oct lksly . pFsFs Of aay
psss!.sal g!AisY
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BRoWNsoN ON ITALIAN LIBERALIsM.-Mr. o.
A. Brownson, it appears, looks somewhat with hor-
ror upon the awakened spirit of freedom in Italy.
While the liberal movements in Italy may perhaps
have been accompanied by some acts deserving
condemnation, it certainly seems surprising that
citizen of the American Republic should utter sem
tments so entirely adverse to the progress of the
liberal spirit of the day. Here is an extract from
the last number Of his Quarterly Review:
Nor have these Italian liberals been content
with expeng the Jesuits. They have proceeded
farther and at this moment hold the Holy Father
in a sort of durance- honorable Imprisonment, as
it is termed-because he does not choose to violate
faith, conscience and duty, at the bidding of
graceless mob. And we have men among US
men passing for Catholics even--who are frantic
with Joy throw up their greasy caps, and cheer
them ON with their loud hurrahs, as the genuine
friends of freedom. Stupid dolts do these syTnpa-
thZers not know that the foundations of liberty are
never laid in iniustice-neVer established by out
raging law and religion--and that the men who
know not how to obey, who will not respect the
rights of others, and who demand freedom only for
their selfish purposes only be the assassins
of liberty? These liberals, these miscreants, the
spawn of hell, who doing their best to desOlae
Europe, and replunge the nations, civilized by
Christianity, into the darkness of barbarism, de-
serve the eXecration OF every man who has human
heart under his left breast and the man who calls
the Church his Mother deserves something far
worse, if he but dreams for a moment that there 10
the remOtest possibility that the least coneeVa9ie
good can be effected, even for the temporal cOli'
ton Of the people, by their exertions, ETC. cue
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TOOTH ACEE CuREp

TOOTH ACHE CURED
LESS, Tim ONE MINUTE BY g..
ELlXIB.-Thls ar ce is devoid Of all poi VI YesssA
sonOus ingredients. Try bottle and You IIII-IJ
TOOTH P0WDER-TIs article is The best now before
the public. 1t eradcaes the Tartar without the aid of in
qments RememReT that these articles are prepared only
by DIR. mENSING, DENTAL SURGEON, office, No. 50,
BarOane street, four doors above Comonst. my 10 BIN
w R. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST,
IA CGrORdeiet street, .Ne1o Orleans,
NAJiI1L perform al operations the TEETH for their
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert 80 -
ed from one 10 a whole set on the mosLQ $3.50
Teeth extracted without the use of Choroom and with
but slight pain to the patient.
From long experience in his profession and strict appca-
ton to business ne hopes to merit share OF public patronage
Reference can be given to the most eminent medical men
and Surgeon Dentists in the country. myi7 3m
J. WEST, Practical Dentist,
NJOULD respectfully inform the citizens of NewOreans
w that be has removed his office to 12o c.
CAR0NDELET STREET, corner OF POydras SSs-fsasEssS
street, opposite the Church. Thankful fOrQ SgsSa
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed ~~1I-Lly
upon him, he woud solicit continuance of thesam Ater
Europe and the United States and having awaited him
self Of all the late improvements he feels confident that he
will give satisfaction to all those who may favor him with
call List of Prices
Single Tooth mounted on fine gold plate, 50
=, pivot. .,...,...,........t..5 W
Plugging with fine gold per cavity ........,....200
Afa Of Teeth highly finished. on new principle
The loss Of the Palate supplied without clasp: o. ~ "
j. w warrants ali his operations to be the best Of work
manshp and material and TO satisfaction to those who
may patTOnize him, or charge will be made.
Old plates remodeed and repaired the shortest notice
Dentists IN the country may rely having their work
promptly attended 70, by sending correct model.
40 DENTISTS supplied with Teeth instruments, sc.
n. B.-J. W. can refer to many persons who are
loving The benefits Of his practice. ap8 6m