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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08

A FRENCHMAN IN TRouBLF.-"Vat a
yer comical language de Angiais is! said
a French gentleman the other evening, al
table.
"Do you think so2'
"Oui, very drolI; ltell you. arrived
at Dovers. livery much hungrye, | looked
in my dictionairc br 'pottage.' potage
soup-sope. Madame said |, L will
take som sope, if youplease.' In min.
ute de lady beckoned me. went yid her
to de chamber. Dis is SOAP said she,
and de water sParlon Madame, not sa.
Won, but sope.' dis is soap said she.
No, no, madame, not dat, potage sope.
We'll, sare dis is sope.' 'Parbleau, Mad.
afrle! de sope-s -sope comprenez vons?'
This is soap Dat sope! dat potage.
Madame am not one imbecile, one fool!
| want de sope-nol one lump savon soap,
madame But she woulda't understand,
and so, sare washed my hands vid the sa.
Won and vent to bed. De hands were veI
ciean--but for want of de sope de stomach
was yer emptyr'
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08

CLASSICAL SruDY.-Let of equal tal-
ent study, from the age of eight to twelve.
the one exclusively English studies, and
the other the classics in addition; and the
latter will be equally advanced in English.
with the additional classical knowledge.
The study of the classics is fitted 10 bring
out the mind and discipline it, and fit it for
application to the work oflife. 1t is favor
able to morality on the ground that one,
accustomed to observe nice shades OF
thought and taste, and transfer them from
one language to another, will acquire habits
Of accuracy in statement.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08
s. Off


FORT GlBsos DIVISION, No. 3, hold their
regular meetings in Port Gibson, every Friday
evening.
), CLAIBORNE DIVISION, No. %, hold their regu-
az meetings, in Port Gibson. every Wednesday
evening.
GsAsD GULF DIVISION, No. 20, hold their
.es5iar meetings, in Grand Gulf, every Wed.
nefday evening.
UNION DIVISION, No. 76, hold their regular
meetings at Rocky Springs, every Saturday
afternoon.
BuRroSrox DIVISION. No. 100. hold their
regular meetings, at Burtonton, every Saturday
Ternoon.
Kv'LI TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No. 8, hold their
Regular meetings in the Masonic Hall, in Port
Gibson, every Thursday evening. Degree Tenn
PIE eopen on same nights.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08
.uGit arrangements
OF TIE
ou nIDcnN Dncu

PORT GIBSON POST OFFICE.
The Northern mail arrives every Monday
Wednesday and Friday, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ,
and departs same days at ! o'clock, Pm.
Snnthsrn mai, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. AT l2 O'Clock, NJ. aud departs same
days at II! O'Clock H.
tiaatin mail arrives every Tuesday evening
and departs every Wednesday morning.
The Northern mail closes at Il o'clock, NJ,
and The Southern at half past IL, 4 n.
0iice open from sun rise 10 SIM sci, (Sun.
days exceped) j. G. MELCHOIR. T. NJ.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08

The Boston Transcript has the following
laughanle article on the SUBJECT OF female
suffrage.
"Imaginc a whig husband and demo
crat wife, free-soil uncle and bunker
aunt, liberty party cousin, colonization
nephew, slaveholding niece, and three
blooming daughters, who have gone over.
bodice and hustle, to the unterri6ed demcc-
racy. and, for the first time in their lives.
will vote in pink muslin frocks at the next
election-imagine this group gathered round
the same table, at tea and mullins; grace by
Mr.. Garrison, and ARby, looking in at the
window! How long wonfd a well buill
house probably stand, divided'thus against
itseln''
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08
h. MORRIS. JAMES GILLESPIE.
R. MORRIS & CO.,
COLLECTING AND
SOLICITING AGE N q Y
4. MORRIS.

HEAD QUARTERS AT
a. slAckso@ Miss, and MoNTGoNERY, Ala.
'st every Post Office in Miss. and Alabama
Five Times a Wear.
\ REFER to-. d. B Debow, w. C..
nnuncan & Co, New Orleans; Fireman
aunt, Esq, Publisher Merchants Maga.
sS,ae', New York; w. P. Mellen, Esq.
Ina%schezE I% Hon. Jacob Thompson, Hon.
Is''erson ~ nn Davis, Washington City; Gen.
,o. ~ Duncan, Philadelphia; o. o. Wood.
y'sn' ysI' Esq, Vicksburg; Prof. B. silliman,
April 10, Is49.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08

Wealth may be regained by industry,
health repaired by temperance, knowledge
restored by study, alienated friendship
soothed into forgiveness. even forfeited rep
utation won back by penitente and virtue.
But who ever again looked upon his van.
ishcd hours-recailed his sighted years
and stamped them with wisdom-or ef-
faced from heaven record the fearful blot
Of wasted life,
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08
I. @. O. z.

HosFlrALER EScAMFMENT, No. Z, hold their
regular meetings in Port Gibson, on the frst
sad third Saturday evenings ef every month.
w. A. NOURSE, Sec'ry.
FRANKLIN LODGE. No. 5, hold their regular
ml!setings in Port Gibson, every Tuesday eve-
AinS. WM. f. EISELY, Sec'ry.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08
STF PORT GIBSON HERALD
AND
coRRESP ENT.
lTHJACOBS, Editor and Proprietor. J
:. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, By
lE.H. T. EISELY.
TgMMSa

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lp t" six months, . on
= within six months. for one year, 90
!. al the end Of the year, s 90
- subscription will be taken for shorter
IN than six months; and no paper will be
s,eop,inued until AL arrearagcs are paid, except
~ =. ,bs onion Of the publisher. A failure TO
Nv n With to discontinue, will be considered
rev arrangement
ADVERTISEMENTS
urn 10 charged At The following rates: One
In, oer square for the first, and Fifty cents for
asrb subsequent insertion. Twelve lines, or
:. in Long Primer, or nine in BREWER, consti.
-. one .anarc, over twelve and under twenty.
.,Ir lwo squares, and every subsequent twelve
.,r,e;ion uf The same, All additional square.
p,,tical Circulars or electioneering Cards
IN be charged one dollar per square, payable
: ,lysucc. Merchants advertising BY the year
as qer agreement.
h no Instance will yearly advertiser be al
l.ej 10 inser, any notice not connected with
h. usual business, without separate charge.
rrss ron ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
ror District and State Offices. Sl0 90
u County Offices, 10 90
s" Members Of Board Of Police, 90
. Magistrates and Constables, 90
viii, Sufficient quantity OF tickets.
Extra tickets, per hundred. 2 90
.rae fee for announcing candidate must be
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PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENT.
For twelve lines or less, three months, SIS 90
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Advertisements sent in without being marked
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until forbid Except Legal advertisements, for
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An? alteration made in any advertisement,
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charge.
The bill for each advertisement is due at the
maturity or dircontinuance of the same
All letters or communications, to insure at
isniion, most be post paid.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08

upon Gen. Taylor growing out of this Cafifrr-
MIA business with rs much surprise as we did at
the commencement.--but we feel assured that
it will be hard to convince them that what was
all right in those leading democratic statesmen
whose opinions we have given. is criminal and
traitorous when performed by that pure. hearted.
glorious old hero-ZAcnARY TAYLOR.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08

A SINGULAR CAsE.-A somewhat sin.
gular case has just been tried before tbs
Circuit Court of Oragan county. 1t ap-
pears that some time ago the wife Of Mr..
Ebenezer Seeley got divorce from her
husband, and subsequently, married law
yer named Crosby. The first husband
succeeded in in setting aside the di4oTec
on the ground of inforinality, or want Of
jurisdiction in the power that granted it.
and then sued the second husband for i'm
proper intercourse with his wife. The jury
gave verdict of sl1O0 damages in favor
Of the plaintif.-Poughkeepsie Journal.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08
TINES AND PLACES OF HOLDING
MEETINGS or THE DIFFERENT INsTITU-
TIoNs IL CLAIBORNE COUNTY.
III aSOnic.

CLINTON ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. No ., hold
tier regular or stated meetings, in Port Gibson,
on the third Saturday of every month
WASHINGTON Lopez, No 8, hold their regu-
lar or stated meetings, in Port Gibson, on the
second Saturday evening Of every month.
GRAND GULF LopGE, No II, hold their
regular or stated meetings, in Grand Gulf, on
'le irst Saturday evening Of every month
CARPENTER LopGE. U. d., hold their regular
meetings. at Rocky Springs. Claiborne county,
N''S,, on the Atm Saturday morning of each
month, at 8 O'Clock.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08

We recently heard good story Of two
persons engaged to fight duel. After
the first fire, one Of the seconds proposed
that they should shake hands and make up.
The other second said that he saw no me-
cessity for that. for their hands had been
shaking ever since they began.-Fankes
Blade.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08

The GREATEST Ass IN VENIcE-Twc
young princes, the sons of Archduke
Charles of Austria, had warm debate in
the presence of no less person than thai
of the first emperor himself. Greatly ex,
cited, one said to the other:
"Yon are the greatest MSS in Venice!n
Highly offended at quarrel in his pres.
ence, the emperor interrupted them say.
ing with indignasion;'
"Colne, Come, young gentlemen. you
forget that am present. =
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08

"Madame, shall l wait on you home9'
"Oh no, sir, don't take the trouble"
SIT is no trouble, madam. | assure you. !"
He waited on her home. The evening
was very cold. and the distance was great.
She left him at the door, but said not a
word of thanks. She afterwards heard
that he charged her with lack of polite
ness, in not thanking him.but she replied,
"He told me plainly that it was no trouble.
If so. no thanks were due. But if he told
me a lie, and it really was trouble, then he
owes me an apology for deceiYing me-"
It is said that potatoes eaten raw are an
excellent remedy for the scurvy. It may
be so; and we are quite certain that none
but scurry fellow would eat raw potatoes.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08

Why are trees ike swinel Because
they root, in the ground.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-08

aRe1 ls7aS Al = 9 eieSxs nsssfss
FghKEsRsON Agent
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COSTIV BSS;
or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWRLi


THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the surest safest and certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called office with ssonishment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon parts
of their bodies the bowels and that cOpous movement
had resulted frOmt Thsresult will always follow thorough
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they
tive Let the experiment be tried. 1t perfectly sale; and
il no instant ecan the Pain Extractor do harIa.
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WINER's CANADIAN VERMIFUGEs,
W-ARR.4NTEn PNRELY HE0ETaRLE.

A SPEEDY, safe and eileciua remedy for WORMS. I
experience and testimony Of The most eminent physicians,
than reefonrths Of the diseases with which chidr
die annually from osa diseases when the either not
Known or attributed TO something else yarons are the
wOrms but experience has proved them all less ineG
wherever they have existed. This assertion supported by
s testimony q the most eppent physicians and respectable
individuals e the eogniEy dhc remedy &
II Is cafe in its operation, and easily administered than
any otter Some Of the symptonls which indicate iheex
9pae, of leaden color, and squs with occasional uhes
The eyes are heavy and dul the breath fatd the upper 10
pick lis nose tile sleep IS dnrbed the patieai Often
nv ne e sffs tie agPe sH 9s Sd d
sometimes yoraoops, at others feeble, AID in instances
TO the following certificates others might bs
iaf a. gTt t syed has se e sEse7 70 sSbh
s'''' Medical EvIde ee.
eaPae preg9ed by M join wasr Of Ills town ds'is
satisfied with its efficacy confidently recommend Il i sais
5aa gnIent remedy for the expulsion Of from the
oeHiais Of the Royal College Of il ilesad slO
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in LONDON etc.
e &c. G mss a P yosr Sans. ~ .
mituge and with the most happy results in my family,
DON I'LL f3R 81 goar s s sgS
nge and every one here prefers 70 any other as is effects
gained in giving medicine 10 children rerasin
yours, ETC. etc.
July 10, 1876. JOHN FLANAaAr
~ Physicians generally Winers Canadian Yer.
muEe. This medicine a simple vegetable preparation and
can always be administered with perfect safety and conf
dence as to the result, as will always destroy and
restore the patient to health.
fS Over one thousand certificates have been the
Agents from planters, merchants and physicians bearing M
um1hy % the efficacy Of this nfalble remedy.
gS" Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER Manufnctnri1r Chemist
and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West and
jouS WiEER Y GO, e3 Maiden Lane, New York, sole
~ Sod Wholesale aud Retail, at Manufacturer PRICES
by :. WRIGHT 4 co. 15I CHARTREs STREET, .YfD
OfIoaRs. Jd3l 3md&W
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StTAR TOWDOAT LINE C<1sa
~ ANGL0-sANON. -pEEesttIa sEzz!S
ANGi0-N0RMAA,.N,, -asa

l eli
| AN(SIO-NORMAN, H21sEssze4SSssss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
This line composed Of new low pressure boats built ex-
powerful mach aeGye Anthracite Jos s IS used for fuel to
avoid burning the sails and rggns Of vessels anu to ree
Arrangements are made with other boats assist this line
in taking large ships overthe bar, when necessary
psonsng these boats as they will obtain dispatch, well
SoV Fl s
N. ORLEANS and CAflROLLTOH RAILROAD.
IA E Ell
.Nsp arrqngement- Hourly egertye Of tie oars;;opcH
ing of the Louisiana and Napoleon uDeHae Branch
Roads and Rcduet5gn IN the Fare to take ptaoe on the
single ticket any distance from. above Louis,
children over and under IL years Is Is
TO from LouSna Avenue Children half pce,) =. 10
90 tickets for above Louisiana Avenue, from Carroll
80 ticket: to or from Louisiana Avenue 20
Personal monthly tickets [om the rst to the last OF m
TIE Cars depart from Is BaTsSne strcci depot as oSs
Steam Train, A. H., then every hour until P NJ from
the third Monday in February the second Monday in No
vembeE, and at other times until 3Ap M
Horse Car, "a. M; 8 and 10 n
the @ Monday IN February 1e eeo aG Monday in So
v'iDs'' anu :" 0 LaF RRIs GfHI 81 iENEE
Fare any distance, (childen, above half 80 10
Personal monthly tickets ron lie :i to lie list Of each
month ony.l any distance ::.......... 20
From Lafayette, in ..,..,... o. and "a A. NJ.
From Canal street. do. ............,.t5, ~ and A.
From Lafayette. OK and ~ A. NJ
FROM Cahal street. 90 .i...,.4,.. ~ ~ and "a: N,
After which the Cars will leave each end every fifteen
minutes until NJ. then at 81 3, IL and II NJ, from
a ns en- s56' JoS MI Eaa sa aper
| TO PRINTERS.
| EOHN D. McCREARY, PRENTE.NC1 INK MAN
= UE,aCTHREk, Nos, s5i and 885 slaaiqn street New
ok, Depot No. Spruce street, would call the attention Of
Printers to his improved Printing Inks of various kinds and
| eolOrs at the following prices:
Extra fine Jet Black, for card and
wood cuts s2 % and 50 % per ID.
| Fine Book Ink, 0 Is " 10
Book Ink. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 as 80 6
News Ink. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 10 20 " q "
Blue, Yellow, Green and White. % IS / " :. 50 .
Gold Size, at 81 h. and Bronze 90 rs and 81
ptr o., Carmne 80 per o..
a.5 a supply Of the above Inks may be found at my
agents. hfessrs. SHELDON X POTTER, , Camp street,
New Orleans; o; o. WoogaAN, VicksbuTg, Mis; ". r..
FQ& Nntohez, Miss; g. @. CLEAREs, Memphis, Tenn.
~ r. This paper printed with my News Ink JAZZ 0t3l
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FoR TEE REMOVAL AND PRRMANKNT CURn or ALI Die.
BIoop ,' or HABIT Ant or THE system, W. ", i''A
SrSnEe or Kings Es RAep'Tstisn osstinate qtaHs
Btetehes, Raes, Cfrqpis Ssrs Eyes, Rtagrorrl Or
Me homes and joints Stubborn no Ulcers
sgPkaitie Symptoms, Seiatiea D. Lltm6Geo,
sencs lie also Chronic etc.
s s d a eSSas& rR b. Ms
eieetua ads the most sngtary Productions the potent
is not only By patents ienssSes aa ao se by y phy
saPs that il has received their gnqoas
nv raos q Ges se r." ss g G 70
Diseases have been cured such as n not furnished in ha
records Of time past and what has already done for he
millions s Ssfns and struggling Wiz dsas sOs sDi u.s.
clesnses and strengthens the fountain springs Of iie and
Another Cure OF Scrof@ia.
The following striking aGd az will be seem permanent cure
q an inveerate ease OF Serolua, commends itself 10
lmillfiy aiilcted
Messrs -7eutiemcn: Sympathy f,r lie afflicted
induces me TO inform you OF the remarkable effected by
eoiaa o. SI P1 s Of wGs o ssysfdhs s
osn p Ahe TGS n MgIe g es s,sea a s limbs much
rom Tie remedies used he dSeasc attacked oas leg and
&c laid open, which was done but without any permanent
benefit In !ls saa!9R we heard Of and wee induced
decided and favorable effect, relieving her more than any
bottles TO the establishment and delight Of her iHends she
found her health quite restored il year since
the disease thoroughly eratlce from the system. Oar
neghhon are all knowing to these facts, and think very
JULIUS PIKE.
Extract from letter received from MIR NJ W. Hairis
gentleman well known In Louisa county, Va;
ente,nsnI have cured negro boy OF mine with your
SaTsapana, who was attacked with Scr0fula, and Of
scI0ialou lanily. y OuIs truly, N. w. HARRIS.
Fredercks Hall, Va. July II, 1873 y
SANDS SARsAPARIJLA-lt seems almost unnecessary 70
direct attention TO article well known and deservedy
popular as this nreparauon, but patients often who wish
usetie extract OF Sasaparla induced try WORTHLESS
compounds bearing the bun containing little Of
the virtue OF this valuable root and think cannot
confer greater benefit reader than directing their
attention 70 the advertisement OF the Messrs Sands another
column. The bottle has recently been enlarged to hold quart
and those who wish really good article will find concentrated
tins al the medicinal value of tho The experience Of
thousands has proved its efficacy IN curing the various diseases
for which j. is recommended and the present time more
than other perhaps is this medicine useful, preparing
die system Tor change Of season H0Te Jour Sspf 1875
w FTepac and sold wholesale and retail, by a. d. *
of William, New York. Sold also BY Uruggists gene
rally throughout the United States and the Canadas Price
81 per bottle; six bottles for a.
~ For sale by sICkLEs 4 co, N. JARVIS & Co,
and Il. KENNEDY. New Orleans; JOSEPH PACKER
Mobile; COSTA Il CO., Montgomery. II. p. WAD-
DELL, Baton Rouge; L. GAMOTES 4 co, Donaldson
vile; A; PILOT, Opelousas; and BALL * LATHAM,
Bayou Sara mas an W.T.
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This ceTtidea that DALEY . PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used IN family for Salt Rheqm of brteeq years
duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases have been
aeyiated and they both entirely removed. There
be doubt but this Medicine has all the virtues that
Patentee claims for it, from what has fallen under my oser
yaon added to the very respectable temonas its favor
by Others who have used it in requiring immediate relief
the OF this invaluable salYe.
BEGdi0, N. y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN,
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m. WrS<rrk's RELioioNs--We ara requested
20 se.c thai ne runner in circulation that DE-. Web
sitf hsSi ss1punced uniiafianism and become an
0f4tod4x. h not une On the contrary, pr Webster
was Ianqe Hfsly convinced OF Tho truth Of Upi,a,
fiaAIsn linn now it affords relief and comfort 10
him ID t!Iia most syinR period Of his exsience-
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DAGUEiiREOTYPE, TALBOTYPK HYAIO.
TlPE GALLERY,

MAGUIRE ION having purchased from
iEA ths asrnses Of w Talbot the patent right Tor the
ss S ss az S es
n.sniien o. The public 70 te gallery Of specimens in this
The Talbo ype taken upOa paper, lyon. glass, metal
decided advantages Of sS.S ssssn.Sty BY mail can be
enclosed N letter. made % adoln the pages Of book
The TaboyIe is ennsutly ssaug6ls Of coorn. so TINT
ss picture can 6e finished e e dsgre desired by The sitter
pleAlcn color Of the eyes and hair. be faithfully den
The Taboype represents tho sitter without any reverse
saee mole o. scar npou the right cheek, appears upon
~, The raboyps can BE- duplicated 70 extent without
u sBOn slIPIe soPssasn b letter Or o.erwise
DSGiJER WY Tsh hofongs instructions
better than any other establishment IN the world They
eond Or 10 charge t@hi II, ' q 's g9 s N one
bags landing from the steamer United
ap5 IAYMAN & HOLDEN, 70 MAGAZINE ST
az b ss s sss Ts St F TF "a. Ard for
ape corner Of Orange and I.ovee streets
M 0NIEiLllAD0 sHISRRY--A choice o. in nca
mhlS JOHN TooLE. 80 Bank Place
mis- s iss e 'fl e sc z 20 Is m,.,,n
nsIs SSfEsIf Hss sa So5s; n iss y
iq rs s Sg;s' Pssf S & II 4 co -
IA FORNIA-For sale by SAA"'
PARADISE. I.AWRAsoN & co.
mnla " iravier street
TTxCHANtfE ON NEW KOKK-DiIIs Al avs "a
h sixty dayn' sight, for sale BY
ais JOHN II. ELLIOTT CO. % Graver st.
/ QND0N PORTkKl--In pinss and quasts foF ale low
~ by lmli9J JOHN TOOBE Is bank Place.
MS s Sss. T. T. F i'1s4 e ias 20 M...uu.a
RfSANDf-ln Deniiolns and Boxes-A superior article
:. ~. sale ny a. B RtRGGOI.D, 81 Grayier street.
- and Fine Liverpool Sab, IN Beaebed and
nleaehed sacks landing and In and for sale by
- JOHN TO0I.E. * RAM plana-
palm uiis-so casks, ief s1isby
.hs - HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
49, "a ~ nla2azns ElIaal and II Rcd Sloflz
x aaissA eN lNsE0S Ia. a, III
wA's HAksLiA & CO
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DENTISTRY.

F. H.. c. s. & ]. s. KNAPP,
DENTAL SURGEONS, No. 104 COMMON ST.,
Opposite the Private Entraaee % The So Charies Hotel
VtHEY convince any that Carous Teeth may be
preserved TO extreme old agei millions qzysssssa.
Of which are annually lost that might 51te%
be preserved by timely and ludicious treat u
ment. ILL l1y
HEALTH comfort, beauty, and longevity greatly Deepen
dent on the preservation OF the Teeth.
Tootacle caused by exposure of the nerve, be
feved and tho nerve destroy ed without pain.
They have used the LeteOn Choroorn in nearly 5e
cases. without the least injury to The patient and with en
snccs IN destroying sensbiy to pain, in the extraction
Teeth, and also In the most surgical operations amn
atons etc, be atteted by Professors Stone Wedaer
sion in this city.
They prepared to insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH "A, from
one TO entire SETS either with without Artificial Gums
with or without atmospheric pressnras Gas circumstances
feque,l according to the latest bcieIic
the art
Those who have tested their operations for several
years past will cheertuy bear testimony in heg favor,
nonlaIly Of their beauty and durability mll6 " d&W
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= -. HARDWARE.
- RICHARDS, No. 4 1 CHARITIES STREET. (succesxo,
". to r. w. Montgomery Importer and ~~
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic HARD. r
FARE, oten for sale, on favorable terms ~Sts.ssal.A
the following; s4sSs=5SrH
go tons Swedes, American and English Iron assd;
and Band Iron; '' OOl
5000 ID llrazies' Copper, assorted;
5000 ID Block and Bar Tin;
1000 kegs Weymouth Nails;
Sklets. Fire-dogs, ETC.; - ' F
Cotton and Wool Cards;
ameS ami Rowland's Spades and Shoyels:
Ok, Log, Trace Halter Col and Cane Carrier Cbains
Sog9 5 ana lane Hoes Plougbs Corn Shelters, etc..
In and Japanned WaIe, Hook and Plate Hinges
bellows, Anyils, Vises Smiths Tongs;
Locks OF all kinds Sliding Door Furniture, etc.;
Tenders Andirans, Fire Sets;
sitmubs celebrated Patent Burr Stone Corn Mills;
a, Mill and Grind Stones;
Together with every variety of goods usually found In
hardware Store, for sale very law, uihis lmdnmW