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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PART
w ners procured for Ladies and Gentlemen Please call
with, send likeness, together with statement of
your The strietes seerssy be relied upon
Office, lU7 Varick street.
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N UNS OF APPLTIIE-wHLN THE APPEfIIE r
IL tery fails and the whole animal machinery
losing its strength and vitality for want of sustenanc de-
Jay net day before knarps Health Re-
iorative Bttcrs IL will bring back keen relish
food md the and disposition for exerEon. General
Depot 2 Hudson street. and for sale by generally
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DERrUNERY FANCY SOAPS, &C., DEAN swARr.

mcut NJ Naa.,n s,Sst an SuidInr Ssvs on ba
large and superior stock OF Perumery Of every description
Lubins extracts Handkerchief extracts Phil
ceone and OK Marrow pomade Bandolnes hair Oils. Co
losnes kc &C. Also large assortment Of Fancy Soaps
4 .. All Of which they offer in lots TO suit purcha
wholesale and retail and AZ redueed prices for cash Deal
and will ind IL TO their advantage TO call be-
purchasing elsewhere Ao, Deans Columbian Hair
Treorhane superior article for heauying and strength
the hair preventing its falling and removing
Saneruf, Don't forget N Nansau street
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UNEIIOWs' opERA HOUSE. NO. tl4 BRoApWAY.-

UTEHh HUUoE NO
II Immense suceess.-The managerl OF this celebrated
band Of Ethepean Mnses begs TO inform hs friends and
the public in general that their lNhITAbLE CONCERTS
have received the appreciation of the beauty and fashion
this great metropolis and that they will continue to give
them EVERY EI SRING and Wednt sday and Saturday
afternoons. Admission rs cents
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MISCELLANEOUS.

QIrLIARD TABLES NOW ON HAND. SUITABLE FOL
private or public use with the improved cushions.
BCiub rooms fitted and tables shipped the
notice Also two second hand tables for SALE Can
NJ No. 90 Ann street. GRIFFITH DECKER
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FINANCIAL.

NToNEY TO LEND.-ABRAHAM J. JACKSON PAWN
vA broker. No SIS Reade street, Broadway, loan
in large email Watches jewelry syerwar
dry goods wearing apparel and personal property Of
description.
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V,RIsTLE BALL-THE MANAGERS OF THE THIsT

j =. NICHOLSON, Secretary.
EDMUND IITzGERALp, Treasurer.
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IVELLOws' or ERa HOUSE, lll-RRQAp pwAT --GRAND
gala night for the benefit ef N Brgg the greatest
bsro player in the world Tuesday evening, Dee TO-
which will be presented the finest progr.mme
tie season which the whole Of the immense talent Of this
celebrated company will appear. Admission, % eents Pr-
yate boxes may be secured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-25

Both women Canadians and their to vis
negh6Or The Jury Of inquest returned verdict oil acci
dental death.
We learn by Geographic dispatch that the bill
for bridging Lake Chsmpan has passed the Vermont HOUSE
OF Representatives by vote of 1853 to H.
Edward Laurendne, who shot some weeks
since by Calvin Hnsey, in Mobile, died on Monday last IRON
the effect of the wound
There are in the United States eighty-0ne women
holding the office of post Thirty OF this number
are in Penns, lvana.
The Mayor of Boston has assured the Boston Adj
verpr that the statement made that he said fugitive
slave should be carried from the city OF Boston,, untrue
A negro man named Robert Thomas, went into
the stable of CAPTAIN William Robinson, IN Elk Neck Md
on the lst received violent kick b. horse from which
he died the next day.
Jacob Hill, a colored resident of Fairview town
ship in York county, Pa, died his residence near Pine
town, Thursday last, in the hundred and eleventh
year Of his age
A love-struck youth addresses the following ten
der effuson to his flame:
Methought my heart a roasting lay,
On CuDids kitchen tpt
MethOught he stole thy heart away,
And stuck II next to il.
Mehought thy heart began to melt,
And mine to gravy run
Till both glow genial felt,
And me led into one
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AUCTION SALES.

Soc FIr& Page FIR addstioaaL auction Sales
Rasins ,... .Grapes.u.. Lemons. Wines, ETC.
BY SYKES, HYDE d. co.
MONDAY November Is haipas o'clock-WHl be sold OIL
VI tte Lsyee the Beet Market First Municipality
Cargo Of schooner MARY f. LUTTERLOH from Malaga snC
CulZ c0us..iuR Il
1882 Whl.e boEcs MIR Ratsius
2OU1 halfboKes do.
1900 quareTb0kcs
500 hole boxes London Layers
500 htltboIes do do,
400 quuterboIes do. do,
40 boxes Lemons.
40 trails Soft shell Almond.
2ls kegs Grapes
523 boxes Fissi 30 halfgoIes do.
100 kess Olives
bbIs Red Pepper.
bales Mating
1870 quarter casks Cadl5 Port Wine.
50 do. do ShBrry w
200 do. Sweet and Dry Malaga Wine,
81 Indian bbls. do do do.
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~ Law Department of the University of
Louisiana. Lectures in this Department will com
the first MONDAY of December next
In Of the the Hon Henry Buard
who has been elected Rel Congress- his place
temporarily supplied by
CHRISTIAN RusELlrs Esq. whose lectures the
History and General Principles OF he Roman Civil Law
prudence and Land Titles uf Louisiana.
Those OF Professor MoCALEB will embrace Admiralty aud Mari
time Jurisprudence Laws Nations, Jursdcon Courts
Of the Urtsi States
Those Of Professor RANDELL HUNT will embrace Commercial
Law, Criminal Law, and he LEW Of Evidence.
Those of Professor NONSnE ,mtrae Common Las, Con
sttniona LaW, and Equity Jurisprudence Practice
Diplomas, tqnvle hne practice conferred
those only who shall have attended
full course aud shall have studio least year office
Counse lF atLaW Testmnnrs II good Wi required
For further information application may either Of the
Professors, and Mdrcutou biz office III
the new Municipal Hail. Second Municipality
nl4 I'm THED II. McCALEB, Dean,
to- U. s. Mail Steamship Company.-The under
s'sne having aLn The ts1 Sa hGi Steamship
Company for their Atlantic Pacific srViess ha established nu
sei in this the Of General Comnss On and Fo
warding Business IL ,fhce No IS Magasue street
nj I'm JAMES R. JENNINGS.
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Catalogue sale........, of Dry Good,
BY f. IL. PETITPAIN.

WI lion No. 5 Canal
rs pack ges Of SeasDnahe GOODS consulting par
ot 81 Tartan Shaw Silk ShaVls, striped Cashnees bacs
aud ord !aucy and plain Silk Ribbons, Linen Cambria
trchiels Silk Foulard Swiss Muans Muslin de LANES Cash
dEcne, BLACK AID uuorCd ks plaid figured Alpacas
French Prints, Cussmeres, Cloths, Suspenders,
DOMESTC GOODS, such Cotton kaTkuz, blue and white
Prints 10 Aendale tesched Cotton beRched aud
Canton Flames, TIcks Stripes. totDnldes Faunes
vs3ched and rown Fhirtngs and sheetiugs etc. etc,
Terms liberal
NJ Catalogues be obtained and goods will be ready
anin tton early the morning Of sale nz3
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COAL.

JAMES WRIGHT. q. A. MILTENBERGER.
DIrTSBURG COAL-JAs. WRIGHT Il Co,
L No. 81 Triton Walk prepared to deliver the best
Quait, OF PlTTSBl rig COAL, in quantities to suit pur-
chaser wholesale retail heir stock Of Coal has hem
selected from the best Pttsbug Mines, and warranted
be OF prime quality
sY Cp in casks, barrels, sacks for shipment put up
order.
k Orders received the yard, the Gas Company's Office
Common OppOe the ST. Charles Hotel, through
the Post OH
LEHIGH aud CAMEL Coal always on hand n22 3t'
TTCY COAL EARDs-NcBEAN, WILLARD n
- co. keep constantly on hand at their ards, No. n
CustomhOus street, first door from Royal, and No. 33@
TchOuuitOulas second Yard above St Marys Mar
ket supply of PttsbuTg, Anthracite, English and American
Camel oa All orders left at either yard will be pTOmp
attenre ed to. O23 II
COAL-30 tons English Camel Coal superior
- article just received and for n Customhouse St.
City Goa Yard.
Of ImftW MCLEAN, WILLARD q co.
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L speCtiu'y inform their friends and -
the public that they have inst eived D
aud daily receiving extensive -
sortment of ABINET FURNITURE Stez}a~--@41@~e.i@
IN of every variety and stye also, choice assortment
Va OF the fol lowing articles, Chairs, Feathers,
Nj Spring, Moss Bnd Hair Mattresses Gursd Hair, Hair
~ lCloth, Plush, Damasks. Cords and Tasses Gimps,
Narnish, etc etc Eg Purchases invited call and
stOck, which will be offered al prices
not fail to please. T.. FLINT n JONES,
Oh I'm DIP a and 4s ROYAL street.
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Look to your Teeth-They can be saved.

LOOK 10 your Teeth-They can be saved.
" DE- LACRUE'S (of Parsl TOOTH and GUM SPECIFIC
me cure OF aore diseaied and bleeding Gums
Ier from the Teeth keeping white preventing
ec ihs preparation the
ou hsp5 mem clear Of tartsr tcuryy will ayed
tht heif becoming decay COmmspced will
progress Of decay from the ifcaton renders COINS and
e also one 81 The best purifiers the Breath dscoy-
erred Warranted JuTsly Vegesabe
~ For sale by Dr.. GILBERT, 1876 Poylras
IL Agents will also call upon days.
W. EATON EVANS g. co.
10 In 2lp PlUpriet0rs for the United States.
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DRY GOODS. MILLINERY
--latest .4B'FiCNE.

DER STEAMSHIP OHIO, and ships Cornelis
L and Vicksburg, Just received at
80 Canal street,
the latest Importation of
Magnificent Silks and other Dress Goods
Figured 5Iaek Vsesd, figured satin
striped aud plain silks Satin De Chsne SncheE MousseHe de
Laine sEhmeres Apaccas o'hs Bombazne Msrnos
Paramstas, Poplns, Nohsir tustres, &c, &c.
EmbrOiderIes.
Embroidered Linen Csnbrc Handkerchief Collars Cuffs, Jaco-
net and SNiss EdginEs, &c.
Visites, MantiIIas and CIoaks.
large stock Of the latest 's. Unsurpassed for tsauy Of style
and finish BY any ia ths city
Wooden Goods.
Blankets Of every qasy fancy Casmess
Sstnetsr Tweeds, Kentucky Jesus Ksreys, Flannes
White Goods.
Plain swiaa, Jaconet, Cathc aud mn MunE; Mus
Ds Curtain, plaid Swiss and Jsconst Masni Bishop
Linen Goods.
Irish Linens sheeogs, Table Linens, Napkins Towels Linen
Lawns, Linen Canbrics, Linen Csmhric Handkrehisf, &C.
ShawIs.
extensive shaWs styles Of
Cashmre Shawlsi Cashmere very fashionable Styles
Hosiery.
complete assortment Of Ladies' and Chdren Hosiery
Underveats and Drawers
Fancy Articles.
Latest styles Of Trimmings, Silk Buttons Braid Kid Gloves Silk
Nelyets, Oil Slks Crtyss Grape Lse Laces
Domestic Goods.
shssngs shnss Prints Cotionades Denims Ticks Cheeks
Cotton Fanne, eooied Cam6rc &C. &c. together with every
Plantation, Housekeeping and Fancy
Dry Goods.
All Of which be Prrcaed Of the undersigned prices
the experienced purchaser.
MIA lot 8dp c. M. SIMPSON. 50 Canal st.
T INEN GOODS-For the Mexican or City
IL Tra,e-Jgst received, fresh supply Of
% o 5 a Hsn o8t
Bleached Linen shettlng Dowlas; Huckaback,;
mo w Mob6wELI' G M IL co. So Gravier st
RLUE PRINTS AND IMPERIALISM
II ex ortation--
= bales Navy Blue and Whiles;s PRINTS;
40 bales superior ~ IMPERIALES.
NO Nv MCDOWELL. MILLS Il co. SO Gravier st.
II IS GENERALLY ADMITTED, ami should be nnivsr ally
3.sI9 Mrs. CAMPBELL's, E
WI ornsr q ,ydr4s sud Cs,onde streets c,n bsss5
Bonsts and remarkably prices Also, invoice
Lses toilet t Dress Making in superior hz3 wv
DMRs. A. Me eS H"SD Especially in. 49,
WI forms the Ladies Pat she has received and SS9E
Frame and the SeftTn cities boice selection Of French
FANCY .MILlINERY-consistin Of SIX and straw
BP6s fFFn 9yys pa sped sn4 a Ribbons; French
Collars, and assortment OF Fet Gloves, etc, The pub
lie are respectful invited to examine.
A. MCENANY, South west Magazine
E BoNNETs BLEACHED and PRESS ID ,i5sT Il the
Cd s9s IN ANAL
VI - s ~ %4p
x .fi B5SEEF e.
LOWERS. snd RIBBONS, ee. I
A A" scR Nh MSNT .Iss 1 1HGP s. h.sa
C?99ty Orders promptly fIed C. BANlsTER,
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n Z W ORLEAN Ms:
MONDAK MORNING, NOVEMBER rs, $50.

Inc Weatber, etc.-After a succession of some
SIX or eight weeks of the finest autumnal weather
we ever enjoyed (save that it was dlsagreeaby
hot about the LIST of NOvember) the wind suddenly
Veered round to the North on Tuesday night, about
eleven o'clock, when it commenced raining, and 50
continued until about breakfast time on Wednes-
day morning. 1t has, however, in consequence Of
the preceding drought made but little impression,
as yet. The heavens, however, still look murky
and Iowering-sO that our prospects for a rise in
the Ouachta, provided put into acquisition a
toerabie share OF our sanguine temperament, are
fair by the LIST of December. The thermometer
tell 20 degrees in "a hours, and it continues cold.
tCamden (Ark) Herald, Nov 7.
A~ attempt to Rob tile Maa.-We learn that
an attempt OF the most daring character was made
TO rob the mail between here and Elgn on the 18th
ult. The facts are as follows
The mail on the route was carried on that day
10y Mr.. +. Barber aged about fifteen years, a
brother OF X. E. Barber, Esq, of this place. When
ne arrived at the office at the junction OF the rail-
road, on taking the mail into his buggy, 1t was
stated IN the presence of several men, that It con-
tanned $4,000, which had been mailed for Elgin.
On arriving within about mile of Elgin, his horse
was suddenly stopped by two men, who came up
from each side of the road and caught it by the
bits. The moon giving some hight at the time
Mr.. Barber threw stone, of number of
which he carried in his buggy to throw at dogs
and hit of the robbers with sufficient force to
cause him to fall to the earth. The other let go to
catch his falling companion when Mr., B. struck
the horse, which sprang forward, knocked down
the other robber-and carrier and money both
reached Elgrn IN doubIequck time, in safety. No
trace OF the villains has been discovered vet Such
an instance of bravery and presence of mind, as is
recorded above, has seldom been exhibited by one
so young Joliet UlI.) Signal, 9th.
An old lady who was put off steamboat at
Greensboro, Ky, on the 2lst nit, stating she had
brother in that neighborhood named Robert
Crews, was sent by the wharfmaster to the Frank.
Ia House, in that place, kept by VIM. ReinhardL
She Was sick, and day or two afterwards the
landlord had her carried from his house and laid on
Tue river bank, where, fiom the effects Of the cold
she died IN few hours. The American says that
the occurrence created great excitement in the
community. The Coroner summoned a jury who,
after Witnessing the examination of the corpse by
physician, returned in substance the following
verdict: " That the deceased came to her death
from exposure at the hands Of VIM Rsinhardt'
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.

,
sherman, PieY.sOal ~ Co,
81 MAsAzISE STREET, Conner Of Canal.
10 ~ nslos.AsABLE CLOTHING B.,.bIi.bn,s,t
49, rsssqe Of ufarming IN nd ann n. :, ~.
SI.ti - s.srge and aaaortr-rt Of Fas6ts-,bIs
- - ,,fF.@.ag ior Teuli rrsIe which We offsr
ro vrSss4rt Of the following articles:
Blue black and f8ncT colorsd Cloth Frock ~. n r..
BIus black and Olive Cloth gacs Goats
NJ Mixed Brsvsr Sac Oyercoats Soaia
BraJ aud fancy Beaver Boulevard Ovsrcosts.
Bro1 olive lnd n'isois green Boulevard Ovsrcoats.
Black and gold mixed Tweed PaeoJs Sacs.
Blue agd drab Blanket Sscs and Ovsrcoata
Black Cloth Coaks
Mgrino Robes De Chsmbre.
Fancy coloTed Cloth CeTTD g. rdo Coats.
PANTS
Black, colored Doesu,n PsntI.
Back figured Cashmere Pants
Supr plaid and fanny Cashmere Pants.
GRAY anf steel mixed Cashmere PantA
Fancy English Tweed PAna
Blue and blacs Sstinst Pants.
VESTS:
soPsr back satin and silk Vests
Fancy Satin
Rich embroidered Cashmere
Black DrsD de Milan
WhIrs HaTsei.Iss
Super baCk BarathSa
FURNISHING GOODS
Mems super agrino
Red and whie Fame, Dstvers.
Super stk UniersHirs
Brown add vi Jean
Brown, fray snd ~hie Cn'gsn and Nsrno Socks
b acE and fancy S.k aud Satin CTavas and Neck Ties
White Sill Pocket Handkerchief
Black and co.1rsd Kld and colored SILK Cloves
suspenders, Money Bets. Double Buttons, ETC.
Linen and Linen BOs m Cotton Shirts
Linen shirt Colar Fancy French Muslin shrts.
Sole Leather rrunks ober q atits always on hand,
Also, India Rubber Gorts Csrpgt Bags aud Valsea
SHERMAN, PERSON 20.
FT
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nzy~ Succession of Holm McDonorh-AII nerscr

IT, The Fair for the Benefit of the Catholic
ORPHAN ASYLUM viii he hell ny the Ladies of Nswureans
the 18th prox unit Chris Eve, uciusye. ms
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Mr.. ". Futon Exams, Nc7c Orle1ns
DEAR SR-In answer to your inquiries how liked, or
what effect your BACRUE's TOOTH GUM SPECIFIC has
had upon wife, will say that the effects PRODUCED upon
the teeth and gums Of my wife astonishing 1t only
brought the teeth clear and peay white, but has fully
restored her natural and healthy appearance.
often myself for cleansing and whitening my teeth and
parallel
also in conversation few days since with Rev. Mr.
Gray Pastor oe Second Presbyterian Church this place
lie told me he using Specific, and previous
which his had become soft and sDungy, ecay
in the sockets of his teeth; much that it with diff
Guilty that he could his food and that had-to
his words-acted like magic upon his gums that
and that they rapidly improving and getting rmer
day that he considered it production that could
not be equaed and that it could not be too widely made
known. being thoroughly tested here but yet have
heard no who does speak of it saisiac
tion. Yours etc.,
rSignedl E. Brush,
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ruszD ----------s--- : --SI-- 80
- - sasz=ls sz He------Sszz &-ASssszSA&zz-l
| - UNISON " CO.'S GREAT NORTHERN AND
| ~ EASTERN Express AND FoRwARDIHs OFFICE, con.
WELLS \ Co, EewTcTk. Ollie under The St CHARLES
Freight, Psckage Parcels Jsyer nv" e od 'T Ba arr
and vauahs OF every dpscrpon 10 all Dar of The SoTfh
dsps EaS'7' '''e S"" I7naua' WIN pfophes' ana
e Particular attention maid to the coeerior oF Drahs
Notes, etc etc viva i " ~ % 'A''S'
~ The senior member of The firm having had long ex.
STce .e me neW W. SfN 9lGe Of Vie srs AdaRs Co.'S
10 as $500 20 US E rrttls Pa ls Mr. A. rastow,
boroWeI T f te S 70 noe Gentlemen fGF our
' 9 "oiy u c9nqIS 1" ne "a I'aStOn OF our patrons
ASo 1T ST RI p NS9oN' tNewYork.
MI 1mis ADDISON BRASTOW, NewOrIeans.
NOR SAIE-A verv U, In.hIo T,foyo,to R,,;IJ
Gs b soa Of Ground forming the nor o Of
je Nayades street and s feet lower SIDE 0rey street, 5s
tive parallel lines. T. d. HAILES, Broker,
EOR SALE-Desirahle Building Lots OF Ground
in choice locations-one forming south east corner If
80 feet Magazine by 2 feet depth on Basin street,
and Southwest squares 1s-about 5 feet 'front.'
eSSh % On massane by a2ut ~ feet deEh oges
T. d HAfLES, BToSeT T.ee''
z ms ~ 9 GFayler street, upstairs.
\lEAMbOAI FOX SALE-lhe fine, new
built EXPRESSLY for low water draws only tn issssszb
hr or the bA gu trade The Owner bout to leave for
atonla and this boat will he sold low applied for imme-
VI 'e'''' G SiiI'I1 TAM DEWEY % Cr,visrt
ms lslw or 10 I. h. SMITH, II POydras st.
- = : . = "
" YAK ID EN- ERS. - Two SQUARES OF
l. CIR OHM on The Nav SbaII Road Com mon reet Mill
he leased on very favorable terms for number of Years
n5 If EDWARD II PONROY % Conmorst
= ~ -
~, " Lille ~ X Inns Grayier street,
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PRINArE nANCING ACAnEMY.

DIR. +. A JONES, Agent n22 II
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.
MONSIEUR DEVOTl respectfully informs the heads Ngs3n
vi OF hls Pupils, and the LrIes
New Orleans
the 10th November He teaches &5
perfect style OF the by the G
hest academies Of Europe indispensable art of E
Education BY this the pupil acquires the graceful
elegance Of department. and Accomplishment the "a
tall the fashionable society m
Europe and America He teaches the fashionable Dsnrg
Watzes the Pas Quadrles Scottish, Alnmanje etc
Waltz, Eelarus, Two Steps Spanish Waltz AID nr
Temps, the latter which
Saloons Of Paris. He teaches, also dances VI
QuRdes, PokRs, MazurcNs, English pine etc he
N B-As depended upon than verbal prom
Mons.
he lessons, they judge his capacity nor
between the and oh
back They will with their pnp
their will be rapid and He hles himself
pupils will not be Inferior point dancing and
| America. ~ ~
| The number . pupils will limited.
Inc classes viii be conducted with the greatest
| PGnnctualty m regard to dtcurum and silence.
mere WI two classes during the the
NY one on tuesdays 81 O'Clock P. NJ 81
ocock A. NJ The other Wednesdays N.
az IL o'clock M for Ladies' little Masters
| i' '''''- W '-N ''7
C1sSes for Gentlemen Mondays and Thursdays at O'Clock
ne E receive subscribers for four BALI lesson
Or nrT nontb S9l q
Private classes at residence me rates
X NoCe WIN oe gwen OF the location Academy o22
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HOLLY SPRINGS. Mis-. Nov. "a. 1870.

Mr.. n. E. EUdns
DEAR SIB-Your favor of the 9TH regularly received
and for your attention to my order am much obliged.
Your wish know OF me in what estimation your TooTH
GUM SPECIFIC stands with the people of this town
which can answer 10 few words, for there hardly day
but hear it spoken Of by my house, and
have yet heard single person speak of it, who had
used it, that did not give it high recommendation as res
torer OF diseased eath and would judge that it is
being used by almost family in The two bottles
purchased Of you is being used by myself and wife We
both have received great benefits gums in relieving
them from the and condition which they were in
but to teeth told you the time you on to
have Introduced twelve fifteen years sooner # has
been used in five six since you left where The gums
and mouth much diseased from the of caome and
the doctors had ed wash and gurge they could think
OF without producing good, and then recommended
your Specific and in the gums and lbs were
healed in the OF TWO to three weeks This can be at
tested by physicians and citizens of this place They were
in aB yut the condition Mr. Caldwell and Mrs Fore
man whom you treated and cured while here.
(Sgned,) Respectfully yours, ]. NJ. FARR1SGTOs
Proprietor holly Springs rcade