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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-06

nF Otvgs TURNER, who emicra,ed from
~ Elizabeth City south, .ome ten years ago.
lie would ind II to his intsreresi. II living, to
make himself known to his friends and Il he
is dead, any information with regard to him
would b. gratefully received. Any person
knowing ANYTHING Of him viii please drop
line TO this office and should this notice meet
his eye, he will plesse write at ONCE to his
sister, who il very ANXIOUS 10 hear from
him.
June ~. 1850, ma
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Z X 4 m I N A ITO N +.

public examination Of the young ladies OF The
Marshall Masonic Female Institute. vii take place on
Wednesday and THURSDAY. the 10Th and IN instant
The patrons and the public generally, are inSicd 10
attend
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trshur Co Tsras, April =. 1880.
certify ,bst bourh, 80 Saw Gin of J. S.
Alexander last spring. tina, is as good As any
tina, ever saw, both for making a good sam
pier and fast picking
BENZ GAGE.
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Dental SURGEONS.

DRs BARrLry WILKINSON ATE
permanent. located in the town
NilIYYYV of Marshall and prepared to exc
cute any work in their line with skill and beau.
t. One of us will always remain at our office,
South side Of public square, while the other
may be engaged out Of town, We respectful
IL solicit patronage.
lime mo l-tfs
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4 GOOD plaslerer to hire. Apply to II. 7,
~ Perry clgb, mile south carsi Of Port Cad
do. Tesas
July 9Th 1850 nj u
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BENZ. GAGE.
MARSHALL. M1-rh 2s. 1850.

NAHsIIAII, lW6TFN Is, TSJU
lake pleasure m ,eslifyng that purchased
a cotton gin last winter nj J = Alexander
Factory. II contains IS saws. | can GIN. w.th
ease, per day, two bales OF cotton weighing
500 lbs, with two horses The sample OF cot.
ton Is inferior to none
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jbR f,iIHIRT.

Formerly Of Memphis. 1snnes.ce.
4 FFENS hi. professional services tn the
~ public IN the treatment 81 all forms of
chrome Diseases, especially cancers, White swell
ing, scrofun, tnmors. wens. atsresscs, sores oi
long standing, rheumatism, inercurial. and syph.
III. Of the worst form. without the use Of the
knife or merrufy, and all diseases of the skin.
~ Office Ne. ~ Magazine street
lie offers the following certificate fron the
physicians Of Memphis
Dr $ GLnERr-We have been Intimately
acquainted with DR. = Gberis practice for four
years, we have often visited his extensive lahf-
mary, near Memphis; havc cio-cly observed his
successful treatment Of the most dii'icuil eases,
and We feel j, to be duty We owe the com.
rnuniiy a, large, TO express our entire comb
dence IN his ski,l and Judgment IN the success
iu management of such diseases, as he pro-
fesscs 10 cure. H. has, IN our judgement. been
far morc successful in the Treatment, Of thu,
class Of Diseases he Processes TO cure, than any
other physician IN the world.
" GABBtrr. NJ D., WN DEssy. NJ D.
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Encourage Home MANUFACTURES
o. WE have m operation, sew.
en- miles southwest Of Mar.
- shall, foundesy for ploughs,
and other castings, and arc now manufacturing
a superior PLOUGH. to wh4A VIC invite the
attention of the planters OF HARRISON end adj
joining counties
These ploughs are inferior to none, and are
sold a. low a. any plough Of equal quality.
They are warranted for six month";; or, #
broken in that time, BY returning the broken
piece, new piece viii be given in exchange.
Specimens can b. seen either At the foundery.
or at EVANS, GxEoe, l. ksr's, our agents in
Marshall. who are prepared to ill oil orders.
Terma--CAsu,
SANDERS L. STEWART
II We viii pay ~ cents per pound for old
castings, delivered either At the fonndrry or =,
Evans, Gregg. & Keys, payable in csstingr or
goods. y.
August 10, 'sio t5t
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MARsHALL UNIVERSITY.

TINE Trustees announce to the public. tina:
the present Session Of this Institution
commenced on the 2nd Monday in February.
Ulth iDst)
They have elected Professor Elisha Petit,
A. NJ. to take charge Of the Male Department,
and Rev. Thos Is. Wilson, A. NJ, to take
charge OF the Female Department.
The course Of studies embraces ali the
branches usually taught in the best Institutions
In the South and West
A complete corps Of teachers (male and fc-
males) has and will be provided, so that the
strictes, attention can be paid to all the classes.
Deductions only made for pr tracted sickness.
Terms per Session Of F,s Months, GA resks)
PRIMARY DErARrNrsr--Or,hogr Read
ing, Writing, Mental Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, sri some elementary lessons in Geography
Natural Philosophy, Physiology, and His,o-
JuMoR CLAs..-EngliSh Grammar, Geogra.
ply, Arithmetic completed Natural Philosophy,
Watts on the Mind, Botany, Geology, Myihol-
ogy, and History, sl5 90
MlDpLE CLASS Rhetoric, Logic, Moral
Science. Mental Philosophy, Evidences of
Christianity, Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, algebra, the Ancient and Monder
Languages, commenced, $50 90
SENIOR CLAss--Aneien, and Modern Ian
guaces, completed, Geometry, Trigonome,ry,
and review of former studies, 925 90
Composition throughout the course.
ExrRA--lncdcn,al expenses, ~ 90
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Work SO 90
instrumental Music, $40 90
Tuition payable at the end Of eaeh session.
Boarding can be had in private families con-
yemen, to the Institution, at 81 per month.
w K. D. WARD.
PresidenL
Jas. A. SIMPSON, Secretary
February IL, 1880 81 II
CITAT lO\
Theodore WIENER. ,la,ntif. Richard Psrr,ck and
J,-eph TAuort. defendants
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Carts. Wlgs, foapees, Ac.
MONS RUFFlER, Esiv Dvssssr. rsspset
WI fully Informs the Ld,e. and GsnsIsnca
Of this place. and ths surrounding country. thaa,
having received from New ORLEANS Ana ~
North a large assortment Of hair. hs II nov
ready to Nh any orders entrusted 70 him.
NarsleR yi.s 20 1850 MI WIN
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For County Clerk.


FDW NRD { NIXIIl & a caDdIIair 1f re-
ei,,rn % the offre e. County Clerk 1f Harrison
county At the ensuing election.
@ HENDRlCk - candidate for the ,ilce II
County Clerk Of liatris,a county, At the ensuing
election
WILLIAM WALTON Is a candidate for County
Clerk OF Panula comfy. AT the ensuing election.
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Plough Mamufartsry---Au,sin street.

Tnr ~ubscrhor having erected
CT IN the town Of Marshall n
- foundery for the casting of
plouphs exclusively beg leave TO solicit the
patronage of their friends, and residents Of
Texas, and will thankfully receive their orders
for the same.
COLEMAN & ALLEN.
Iauuarv 10 1850 81
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Tue SrATt or TEXAS
Harrison County
t. fie Shsrif Of said counfg-tsrrTfso'
NN'liEREAs, Theodore WIENER has ins,i-
w ,uted suit ia the District Court Of Har
rison county agans, Richard Patrick and Jo-
seph PARROT, uon-rcsidcnts within the state Vi
Texas, for damages for false Imprisonment, al
Lodging IN his petition that the said Richard
Patrick and Joseph Tarrolt, by their tagen Jcr-
cmiah Wardai, on the -- day Of ----
4 ID 1850, at the county Of Harrison aiore-
said, without any ,'asonable or probable cause
therefor. falsely and malieiously. with intent to
lnJurc harass. and oppress hun, caused him, by
their agent, to be arrested, kept, detained, aud
imprisoned, for n long space OF time, an nm
dered and prevented him from attending to his
lawful and Necessary business, and suffered
great pain of body and mind by reason OF his
imprisonment, aud spent large sums Of money
IN and about obtaining his release to his dam
age Of five thousand dollars
You are therefore, commanded To summon
the said Richard Patrick and Joseph Tanott to
be and appear at the District Court Of Harrison
county, to be held IN the town Of Marshall, on
the thirteenth Monday after the third Monday in
September. A. u. 1880, to answer SAID com
plant by making publication of this citation
for four successive weeks IN the Ieras Rcpu6
i,cdu, a newspaper published IN Marshall, IN the
county Of Harrison. Fail not, and make due
return ~ the law directs. Witness Samuel
Stinson, CLERK of SAID court
Given under my hand and the seal
|. :. of the court. at office. this the 29th
day of May. A. d 1880.
SAMUEL SrI\SoN.
Disir,ei C.erk.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

I ErTERS Of Administration werr granted
IL 10 the undersigned on The estate Of Wn.
d. Patton, deceased. On the Ssd day Of way
last All persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified to present them
within the ,imr prescribed BY law, duly authsn.
tica,ed, and those indebted to the same will
pay In.
JAMES r. PATTON, Admir-.
June I, 1850. ~ ~
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N
NJ. sTEINLEiN having jsss ,ssss,.
ed from the Eastern rii,~s Of New
~ York. rn,ad~Iphia, asd Baltimore,
lakes great pleasure in announcing 10 ~ cit.
liens Of Harrison couniy and ~ psblie ga
orally. that he !. now rrssising aaa stssiaG .
very extensive and eensssl Asssss0eas II
DRY GOODS.
embracing eaeh and svssy article Usually ksps
in Dry Good Estsbf shnsnss, eonsiseiag u ths
finest and most fashionable goods Of NE latest
style. HI goods hsrirs bssa selected y Nm.
nlt. and horing paid Cash IN sl'noss his ssis,s
aock since the changes Of psSsss, fashions. Ae.,
Of tn. past sessons, he IL sAnguiDe in HE opinion
tina. he can afford 10 sell gods cheaper w the
town Of Marshall, than merchants can sell in
the city Of Shreveport, or any other town or
village in this region Of country. Wishing 9TH
10 imbibe the same opinion in relation 10
Cheap Cosds, he respectfully soleits his old
customers and the public to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere. and LAT.
sfy themselves a. to the truth Of HE state.
mcnts He will be enabled TO keep on hand
constantly, a select assori mcpt. and good sup.
ply Of any and every article IN his line OF bust.
ness, as Mr.. l.. SrrisLrix. sn elder brother, has
permanently located himself in the city OF Phil.
adelphia, and will attend strictly to VII ordsrs
directed to him.
" Nor'husa Of the Public Square,
Marshall. Texas. May IS, 1850.
n B. lie will sell goods unusually low for
Cash and to Yuaciual 1saIers on The usual
crcdi' 40y
COTTON GIN FACTORY.
I HAVE now in successful operation my
i Cotton Gin Factory, three quarters Of .
mile west Of the courthouse. MARSHALL, Texas.
and nm making Gins with JAWS Of fine cast
steel plate. and the bes, chilled cast ribs and
fire proof boxes. These Gin Stands are equal,
! if not superior, TO any now in use. Any per-
son wanting q gin stand would find il to hi,
interest to try ore Of this manufacture. All
tina, he has 10 d., is 10 inform me Of his de.
sire, and the stand will be sent 10 him. and he
will have an opportunity Of testing its quail
ties without charge Should II fail to NEE, his
eyp-cta,iol.. he has only 10 set il aside. and
inform lne o/phe fact. ] would prefer, how.
ever. delivering them At the Factory. They
will be sold si prices In accordance with the
times Gins will be repaired nj the shor,es,
notice.
Being practical engineer. m'i-riqh. black.
smith, and msehns,, ! am we'll prepared 10
rcpsir all kinds Of mills.
! All nv gin stands ar. warranted to perform
well; aud should they fail to do so, purchaser,
will always know where to lind me.
Us. ALEXANDER.
Nrroh IS, 1850
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NlCAJAH HARRIS ,- caadeiuic for Justice OF
the Peace IA Beat W >. at the ensuing election.
EDWIN CATER Is a candidate 'of Justice Of The
Peace iu Brni W 3 At the ensuing election.
CASEY N>kEW Is candidate far reelection Co
the office M Justice of She procc ur Beat W 5. al
the ensuing r~ctun
VI FoREilNNn is = candidate for Justice OF the
Peace ia Beat " NJ the ensuing election
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ONE HUNDRED LOrx:!!

NYll.l be sold on SIX and Twelve months
w time, situated In the fifth Ward. South
Fast of Marshall, on the sth Of July next
Those wishing eligible situations for shops or
residences woud do well TO examine previous
TO the day OF sale,
W. X. D. WARD.
June sth, 1880 I'll.
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NEW ADvERTISEMENTs.
List % LETTERS

Now in the postotiice at Jefferson, Tex.
as, which. il not taken out of the Office BY
the first day of October next, will he sent
to the General Post Office as dead letters
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sccdsm,mm and Florist.

WIN. DiHn. Agent
- GARDEN. farm. and flower seeds gniden
tools ifuh trees Of all kinds, ,hruhhery.
~ greenhouse plants, Dutch bulbon,. How
er roots double dahlias. books on gardening,
sc. a. for sale at lowef prices than any other
house IN this city Please call before pnr'has-
inr ans where else. at Ne 30, Canal street, new
buildings on The Lesee.
An order, promptly attended to ard pa, up
Of the sery best ARTICLES without delay. Flow
or garden at the cud Of Apollo street, on jose
phinc. near Jackson, Lafayette. ntyy
NHREpKPoRT. PORT CADbO. AND NEW
ORLEANS PtthTT
,Hss"A CADbO. Jnas GRAHAM, Mas
rMi ter. Thi~.lrgani and well known
SAEA steamer whirh ha. been entirely
renovated, viii maintain her position in the
trade between New or.sn. aud >hrr,epoft,
and the latter place and Jefferson. and interme-
dia,o landing. throughout the season. The
Caddo is one hundred and fifty feet long thirty.
one feet beam, 40 and half hoid, i~o en-
gines seventeen and half inches Diameter Of
cylinder. seven feet stroke. very strongly built
and viii carry Fifteen hundred and nifty hsle-
Of cotton.
Captain Graham thankful for past iavors
hopes to renew and merit continuation Of his
accustomed patronage.
November ~, 1919 81 tt
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For County Treasurer.
For Justice Of tho Peace.

u J COLI Is candidate fer County Trt
OF Harrison county. at the cusuiug election.
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Received in office this The goth May, $50
and handed the editor OF the 1,.ras Republican
for publication the same day.
JOHN J. KENNEDY, Shf
BY WV. A. flEADs, Dry
June 6, 1850 ni2 II
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4 4 DI D Al ES,
Fer Attsrasy Qansral.

ALEXANDER II EVANS la. OF san Angus.
tine, candidate for Attorney General Of the STATE
at the ensuing August election
A " LEWIS i.a candidate for Attorney General
OF the State u, the ensuing August election
HON GEORGE " PAsCHAL Of Galveston. i.
candidate for the Office Of Attorney General. at the
-ne,ung August .ler,iun
Fer state csnptrslier.
JAMES b SHAW ga candidate fpr reelection to
the office oi State CompGoller at the ensuing August
election.
Fer State Treasurer.
JAMES u RAYMOND ~. n candidate for Stale
Treasurer. AT the ensuing Angus, election.
Fer District Attorney.
Col wM II BRisTow 49, candidate for the Of
flee OF Distinct Attorney OF the >uih judicial Dsiuc,
u ". FIELD. Esq. !. a candidate for reelection
TO the Office of District Attorney Of the SIKH Judicial
District
JAMES A. SIMPSON is candidate for the office
Of District Attorney 81 the >iuh judicial Distinct
JAMES r ARMSTRONG i. candidate Tor the
Office Of District Attorney Of the Sixth Judicial Dis
ui,i
Ed CLARK t. candidate for the office Of District
Attorney Of the sixth Judicial District
DAVID sTlNsON is a candidate for the Office o.,
Distinct Attorney IT the si,h Judicial District
Fer Brigadier General
the ohec of Rrgndief General oi the bngad, com.
posed Of the counties # J~hut HARRISON, Pamela,
shelby san Augustine, and Sabine, at the ensuing
election.
Fer Chief Justice.
!, A. PATlLLD Is candidate for reelection IN
the Office OF Chioi Justice Of HARRISON county. at the
ensuing election
ELLINGTON e PATILLp IL a candidate for
the office Of Chief Justice Of tpehuf county, a, the
ensuing election
For Sheriff
WILLIAM cox is candidate for the Office Of
Sherh Of Harmon county Mt the ensuing election
RICHARD II. WALKER is \ candidate for the
Office OF Sheriff u Harrison county. at the ensuing
election
WILLIAM A FIELDS ;. a caraidhic for the OF.
Zee OF sheriff Of Harrison county, u, the eusuihg
election
X PERRY IL a candidate for the office II
Sheriff Of Harrison county, at the ensuing election.
{. { TAi.IAFERRO is u candidate for the Office
Of sheriff of Harrison county at the ensuing election
DANIEL NDERBt'Rk is candidate for the
&c Of sheriff OF Harrison county, at the ensuing
clrcuun
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Damage,

Theodore Wiener ,la,n,,f. r. Richard Psr,rios aud
Ju-eph TAnott defendants.
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Persons calling for any Of the above let
tiers, will please say they are advertised.
e. RAGI\, =, W.
jefferson, July |, 1850 nj n
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VI. GAsBlrT, N. H., WV. DESSy. ~. u,
J. !siLE, NJ n, ions Wilson, VI. D,
J. W.AyER, NJ. D., \. ", SEAr. VI. D,
=. CuRIis, II. u. nag Y
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The Vegetable Pulmonary
BALSAM,

Il The Most Highly approved and Popular
Standard Meticias nolc in General Use f1I
COUGHS, COLDS AMI CONSUMPTION, Asthma
Plrudsy, Phhsic, spiiling Of Blood, Hopping Uongh
lnnchiiis, aud all Pulmonary Affections aud ssases
he Lungs aud Ch,st
n = thus saikrn 0f by eminent Plyscinns One saws
-" for the above complaints II Is superior To any Other
preparation used" Annihrr-" II has been used with
wonderful success aud has superiority over every kind
~ metliGine used Another ~ can with confidence
eenmmrud IT," AnOilef-'' Il has been used with com
nleie and am satisfied that II Is valuable med
cine" Annihcr-' II Is safe convenient aud very Ell
itacious medicine" Anolher-'' u has never To- my
knowledge, disappointed the reasonable cxpec nlnns Of
hose whG have used u" AnOlher-Ait i eaual n moi
uirriof 1, any Other Inrdeine within my know ledge"
Extract from letter dated DaS ton, III April H. ~
" II was first Introduced no nyIHBiily by a celebrated
Physician some len yeafr ago, and such the benefit
my wife derived from II III have net been ithout il
our house since. have ais, recommended II 10 AT
Lungs aud no. knnw oi single case in which il did
nOi give ami cured after being
given up by their Physiriank "
F1sBEWA ARE OF COU NfERFEIrs ANDIMTrA l.
lions, such 'a'ariefs Compound Pulmonary Basan
"Amcrcan Pulmonary ba-am" aud Others IN part bear
ing the name. Enquire for The article by IL whole name
the VEGETABLE PULMONARY DALsAM."
and that II has the written sgrarure nf Wa. JrnE
CUTLER upon yellow label on the blue wrappers
Each ballle aud seal Ia stamped Vegetable Pulmonary
Basam'
Prepared by REED CUTLER, importers and Whole.
-ale Dealers In Medicines. Paints Chemicals. aud Dye
Studs 80 India slleol Boston, and sold by Druggists, A.
pothecaries and County, Merchants generally for par
leu ars aud Recommendations Pamphlet accom-.
lanying eaeh boto -rfce 50 cents. fo sale in Middle
bury, ny s. MOODY. 3louL
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and agonising complaints fRmsSG
aisiy relieved by the application of the GaIvAse BELr
NEcKLacE ANp Fun The Belt dhuses the Electricity
through the system the Necklace has local effect and
the fud acts directly upon the affected nerves In these
distressing Affections the application NEVER FAILS
90 Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country Of the extraordinary character can be
given, If required
QU1- No trouble or Inconvenience auenos inc use OF
DIT CHRISTIErS a SLY.4NIC articles, and they
nav he worn by the most feeble and delicate with per-
feet ease and safety 10 many cases the sensation at
tending their use h Asky pleasant and asrsesb They
can be sent 10 any part Of the country.
Prices:
The Galvanio Belt Three Dollars.
The dalvanio Neoiklaos, Two Dollars.
The csalvanio Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
mr. The articles accompanied by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be had
OF the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
n- Beware Of Counisrfsiis aud WorhlssI Imiiahons.
ID. @. MoREHEAD, M. D..
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATS
I32 Broadway, New York.
For sale in MIDDLEBURY, VT, by the
authorized Agent, Dr. w. P, RussEL,and
Wy authorized Agents in the principal towns Of
the State ioly.
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rlEkE is no necessity that persons who wear arti6cia
l. eeth should be ycd by the faults So commonly
iinn Ia them while speaking, obvious and rnbanass
Ing effort 10 kep ihfn place teeth to short orion lonr
and conspeunus an unnatural and bad conr shape bad
give disagreeabe eNpressis Ia the mouth aud
deficiency In Strength as To be uable To hear the strong
grindng IN iicaiion, which all wenae teeth shnud
do Teeth made IN the highest saie Perfection
Ia Whole sts paris OF Set aid wARR.NTEa rRRE
yRoN At oI TnE ABOVE MENTIONED VAULTS. by DIR. n
KIMBALI., No. 3s2 ROADWAY, NEW YORK
DIR. K. has for many Yeas given SPECIAL attention the
Manufacture and hing nf Artificial eelh and has In his
employ persons of tie highest skull In The prnceso,
at difficult art, aud he allows work 70 out OF his
establishment that moi In every respect Of the highest char
acter-whoe aud han SETS NJ teeth are uniformly made On
the principle of ATMosPnthc PREssrRE-slnu and heavy
GOLD PLATES only are used while miUns of teeth OF ev
cry possible size shape and color euabe him to serct SUI
adapted To The particular of each
with these great and obvious advantages and The
experience ni large aud long continued pracee Ilr X
makes Of teeth at PaIcls that persons in
The country ran have them made for IN The Town flag
where they side that any cue may nav ibr chr
RATES, the HIGHEST STYLE WORK aud the small es
pense of wish To New York viii be than repaid by
the perfect certainty OF having teeth made that shat FULL,
SATISFY the HI0HERT EXPECTATIONS Of the weAfer, iu
constant drnclice nnd The experience DERIVED
field IT observation, SECURES perfection Ia the
aainabe by those who make only few sets In year
DI. kimal aims 10 meet the Of that aIre eaaa II
the community whcse circumstances have hitherto pre-
vrPed hum frnn avalling themselves al the services
ths accomplished operators, aud will give person.
at the most MODERATE means, at n Low PRICE The enm
tort aud advantage Of style OF work which las hIiheTi
been aiainabie only by iose who could afford pay In
highest prices which such WORK Is indeed AicuLy WORTH
but which all cannot pay sure and satisfactory giounl
OF confidence il ference IN the ability DR. kinbal
fulfil thFse eonditions h found In tie operation Of gov
erning principle Of his business, which that Whenever
piece OF work Is finished aud placed In The mouth " tn
patient fully satisfied with II In EVERY PARrorLAR
regards streae appearance, the IT. color, anythln
else preianing 10 H. mn Is PERFEcT LIBERTY 10 Dr.
oLIss TAXING 1T, The whnie rsk OF making perfect an
satisfactory operation DR. X prefers assume himself
Every neodl direction for the preparation of the pou
aud satisfactory Information OF any kind relating To M
subject previously 10 having teeth made be had by nd
dressing DR.. kiinba al his place OF business No. 50
broadway, New fOIk.
Eefnt0
d.. YALEETISE Mort Prof OF Surgery.
DR.. GRANyILLE sHARPE PArTTsos, Pnd AnataB.
Of the University Of New foFk
New Yofk Nov. 10, 1910 323ni