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Nc l0 Bowery invite attention 10 their large and we'll
leoted assortment OF Hosiery and Undergrmets Of ever
eescrip on-ek, merno, woolien, cotton, fer ladies
senti.mer and children Those pleased with their pur
ehases, can return sher goods and have their
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teser 3 Broadway eornor Leonard street are selling
their stock Partisan Cloaks and Cloaks
their large assortment of Long and shaws
reduced rates. beautiful Wool Long shawl at S. worth
- and the rest in proportion Their Silks and other
Goods are beautiful.
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shirts with Bosoms that

n
wrinkle, elegantly made Of the finest quality, and
Ysntea TO give satisfaction in particular be h..
81 hrief notice st GREENS celebrated store No. Aston
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NERIcAN ART UNIoN.-THE DISTRIBUTION

The pictures marked with astersk purchased
the Union of the National Academy Of Design having
been by the AeAdemcans for the bene6. Of
Acsdamy,
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Elm K ARTS.

MEXICAN ART UNl0N.-CArAL00uE OF WORKS
"A Of ART 10 distributed among the members Trpls
Hall Friday evening December 18th Tie eolee
ton contains works of high cost and superior merit
portion TO the mt Of subscriptions received
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THE MILITARY.

TrRIMBLE GUARD:-rHE NUMBERS oFrHE ABOVE
company are requested 20 attend meeting and dr
the Centre Market drill Wednesday evening"
wiz. FOWLER, CommAndsnA
@. TruRLAND, Orderly Sergeant.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IMPROVEMENTS IN
Electro plated received invoice Of ful2
ocae fases neoium sizes expecsea Dy nexs
able 10 fulfil all orders receive for these
plates whose
10 those who have not tried them We shall that they
smoHsn 81. esen .sne On Easy psn snI snns
ally pure silver Every plate warranted perfect For
sale ~ the sole agents. -
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MUSICAL.

TO yioLtN1sTs.-A GENTLEMAN rs IN WANT on
n Teacher for the Violin but ihe hest need arrT.
Aadfese ststne terms. Ne. " Music Herald saee.
MESIC-h YOUNG LADY. VINO HAS RECEIVED
lVt her musical edaosticn TIE hest masfsra AMI
eminenty qualified for teschng r. desirous q ootsuine
lew pupils Tor the psnof1re termst2 ret quartsr
for the piano. 50 extra fer singing Please address Mics Is
teacher Of the uano forte, Herald Once.
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OUR ExPERIENcE-THE ONLY PLAN TO oBrAI

" popularity 10 to and IL; and depend upon the
popular favor can only be retained by deserving This
TO be we'll by the publishers OF the New
York kevele which has become the favorte
the young ks and old folks only in this city Of doth
principal cities Of the United States This weeks Reyee
original tales fun froo and laughable stories, and
sale by the newsboys and periodical agents everywhere
only two cents. Buy copy for yourself and send
70 your country friends. BARToN & co, Publishers.
Families and strangers visit ing the city who wish
chase holiday gifts toys and splendid sh Guild
the adver tisemen ts in the New York Revelle.
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Dining Sets 9 useful peces the low price
dollars Als varet of useful articles Of Chins
and Glass ct aboss half tie usual prices Also. few
Chamber Sets ten pieces for two dollars Moulded ubl
Will be sale only about month Ats5 Cha
below Broadway. J. X. KERR
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w announces that he viii open class OF OruamentN
Design and Practical Modelling Tuesday 16th Of Deem
ber 1851 adapted for plasterers brown stone and marble
others requiring wiedge of the decorative
art For terms and other partiulsrs apply ~ 400 sixth
New York. Court street, Brooklyn two doora
south Of Degraw street.
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VICTOR BISHOP, Is Maiden lane.


ITO DAGUERREOTYPISTS.-A GENTLEMAN, OF
considerable experience in daguerreotyping, would like
10 form with first rate practical operates
TO extensive establishment distant city where
the prospect decidedly favorable The advertiser would
expect the applicant to invest much capital himself
Unexceptionable references to character and standing
would be given and required Address H., Daguerreoty
pst Herald ofce stating where interview may be had
II OSSUTH-HAHNS PORrhAIT-RECEIvED PEN
h steamer Paohc autographs portraits after this cele
brated picture how exhibiting in London, which paint
ed At the residence Of the Mayer
doubleday the only portsis for which the PATRIOT
sat since his reeAe from Kuayeh Size IS by IL. Price,
81 20. liberal discount to the trade ii. GarbanAli.
picture frame maker 30 Fulton str et Brooklyn (up STAIRS
the ferry sole agent in the United States r. G. hs
encomiums from nearly all the London papers
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nR BEILrNCER HAS TNDEED SOME CAUSE TO
~ feel eatcd pshng what science heretofore
JAILED dot has been said ard generally believed, could
not be DONE VIA restore the hair after svng been BALD
Tor number % years Dr will forst Ell 0o1 u he DOCS
not prove beyond the shadow Of doubt that Mr. Dixon
formerly Of New ork city had his hair restored alter
rg zen bald twenty eve years M George w. Wang Of
the Ctes once had lost his hair for number Of he
thought his could mover DO restored lie thick
soft curly head hair, BY the BOTTLES OF Ks
nnEers hfFc rluld AnOther-Miss FL OF 20
Noros street had oss her eyebrows and al her hair snd
wiz. She he's renamed both, 10 her agreeable r
rise Thousands Of others he adduoed Gentlemen
who and boast that 10 cannot be done viii be ge raid
BY calling DR. X athig central depot 476 ard
ruting him 70 tbs test They car judge something II The
man. The trade generally supplied, usuai, hv
lNoERsOLL a. BROTHER. 29 Pearl street
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100 RIwARD.-LosT. IN GOING FROM WALL,
PIOV street the Irving House thirteen hundred doll
lars, will one thousand dsar bill and hundred
dollar BILLS whoever will return the Me- sreacr
thanks 81 the owner.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

For Money Article see Sixth Page.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTs.-AT ROGERS NEW AND
extensive store 49 Broadway has just been received
from England Germany France and China 100000 pre-
sents comprising the most beautiful assortment OF Fancy
Goods offered in the city of New York Articles
presents and articles for with prices dstn srked
every article and all cheap fail TO suit the
purchaser Every article is warranted to please may be
returned and exchanged for others
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TOYS AND FANCY G0ODs.-THE AUCTION SALE
toys and fancy goods will take place this day. at
o'clock this evening clock at GIG Broadway
above Houston street large Of
families, small dealers and others Wishing 70 make
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN
w situation to take charge Of Q widowers ia my
bachelors house, and 10 llng TO make herself generally
useful 10 willing to 20 South She has lost her husband
ard child. Can do sewing and make chldreas clothing
Salary no object but comfortable home She has friends
in this She Protestant her twenty ave-
Address with real and residence, to Mrs H. w. AIS
Tenth street. Dry Dock opposite the foundry The best
cit vrefeff an he rfve
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I lucrative OCCUPATION FOR EITHER sEx.-THk
II advertiser will comm snoae - lady yentle
printed IN two beautiful arts with four
respectable and highly remunerAtiyo occupations
previous knovledEe but triHLg outlay and
explicit 70 enable either youth adult Of both
practice the wholly at leisure hours winter
and by ordinary indu stry good income In the
production Of articles in constant demand throughout the
Union The nstrsstons will be punctually forwarded BY
return mail to part Of the United saes free Of post
age. for 81, by addressing
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CURTAIN MATERIALs.-LACE AND MUSLIN CUR
~ tan Window Shades and Cornices, Gimps and rAsses
with everything upholstery line offered by
subscribers twenty lower thsa other establish
ment in the city. A. n r. DAVIES, Upholsterers DO
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THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND FAsHIoNABLE AS
sortment Of Curtain Materials Brocatelles Satin de
aises Lace and Muslin curtsns window Cornces Shades
which have been xpressly imported by the sub
for city traae, and which they twenty less
than any other house in the city Can be seen at
A. n. h H. DAVIES, sos Broadway.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22

present have not a moment to add more
man my fervent wishes for your success and
naPP,n 1sin The idea of reserving right 10
"""u'a" "4s stated a, Richmond, and con,id.
ered as a conditional ratification wb;ch ,.a. !,
sei IT, aOa,ioned az worse than a reieotic~.
ihe doctrine OF the right Of secession as o ne
OF The reserved rights Of State is thoroughly
exploded by this con,emporaneous testimony,
and the unques.ionaJe authority oil Mr.. MApi-
son as an expounder Of the Constitution, which
he aided so largely in framing. A ratification
OF that instrtmen. with conditional quaiiica-
ton Of that kind, would no. have made State n
member .: Tho Union at the beginning the
Constitution We are further told required an
adoption IN too md torerer; the idea Of resery.
ing right to withdraw from tho Union, the
very RICH; OF secession which is now claimed,
was started, ne are still further told, at Rich.
mohd, and considered as conditional ra,ifca.
ton, ,hich Tas Itself abandoned as worse than a
rejection. Thi' ought 10 be conclusive on the
subject to all that were in doubt before.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22
Terrific Gale.

On Saturday afternoon terrific storm passed
over our city, more inipns" H. ia severity. and
destructive in its consequences than we have
experienced from like cause for several years.
The morning had been sultry, and it had been
noticed that the barometer was unusually low,
indicating not only rain. bu. storm. About noon
the sky became partially overcast and assumed
peculiar appearance, the clouds being whirled
in eddies rather than moving onward with IA
steady current of air. Between three and four
o'clock the hurricane came down in all its
fury, striking the city suddenly, and passing
from south westto northeast. Chimneys were
blown down, trees levelled, and walls prostra-
ted. So severe was the gale, that two horse
men were blown from their horses at the cor
ner of Sixth snd Pine streets, and on Market
street we learn that IL gentleman was knocked
from his horse by flying signboard
On Commercial street near Pine, massive
iron shutter was lifted from its hinges and
blown across the street, falling between tive
pedestrians, and slightly injurng one Of them
The lofty steeple Of tho Baptist church. cor
ner Of Sixth and Locust streets, was hurled
from it, pedestal, and fell on sixth street,
perfect wreck. The cost of this steeple wal
about SO 900. 1t was the most beautiful in thu
city. Had it fallen westward, the whole build
ing would have been demolished. As it was
the roof received but little in;ury.-M. Loui
Times.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22
>aOHTGtt.EE'S SALE.
AT AUCTION.

\\uEREAS, hun Loves, OF the city of Hannibal aud state
w Missouri by deed dated !Oi day September ani
urrd office at the Recorder Marion county state
Missouri Book -. pirrs ul aud 30! did bargain
sell 10 Hm H. Campbell tsi"i lt said COUNTY of Marion aud
Missouri the plnHu. described
si''uItd, . prrs+-, stove, tables, g.. dozen
chaiIs; tab knives aut forks, aud All articles used
aud kiirlrn furniture, the aud
the bar sofa, center table Gun rriuy chair-
pnflor 81 beds mana,cs aud bedding. carpets aud
dozen chairs, small BUREAUS, IL wushsanis, aud
pitchers toUr stoves washing machine, refrigerator aud an
tr other furniture there IN ~ IN III" tavern stand known
the brady House the cIU uillauun aforesaid al
woman NAMED ilagar then aged Ri years gin nam,d
Henrietta then aged - girl named Rusc then aged
years; boy named GuTGc AGED ~ years
quarterly paym that said CaLtph'
Brady House tor whi the said Nnu Iuycs
pronsory notes aud wrfcas said deed the Ann Lowrs
gave said Nm X. Campbell upon her ialtc pay said
Of them power ipUllrr into said Brady House
other place wlrrcyc the above described property might be-
and To sell said property aily advertising Tor sale IN one -"
papers said lily OF lluIhaiu period not les Than
weeks the highest aud bidder each In hand
aid notes Sc nd whereas several OF said uutr
aud unpaid Vow therefore, pursuance of said
Decd undersigned I'm X. campbell" Mortgage with pow
aforesaid VIII on ATr iD\l the Hlst ct June lrhl
sell the aforesaid property TO tr highest and hest bidder for
cash, city Hannibal aud state of Missouri ~ front "l
Brady House, between the has o Ia the forenoon aud
~ the afternoon. " u. IL tNMFbl'''l'i Mortgage
myl2.lw
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22
I5-HASsIpAL SrovE AND TIS Sronr.-See
J. [. WAuGn's advertisement.

From the st. Louis Inieilircnccr
Look AT Tris!--For tho past two or
three weeks, goods have been constantly
arriving Il, this port, directed TO various
towns on the Missouri river There would
DC more, if the merchants could obtain wa
gons to carry them across the country
lhere Is now in store, n large amount of
goods for ST. Joseph The Missouri river,
we are informed, cannot now ho navga,ed.
While boats were running upon that river
the charge was 81 80 per hundred, and 81
TO $40 Tor passengers. From st. Louis to
Hannibal, froigh; is f ttcca rents per hun
dred; while the charge to Hannibal for pas
sengers is 50 80, ana to keokuk So Ian.
nibal Western Union.
IL there were needed, an argument to
prove the absolute necessity for the imme-
date construction of the Pacific, and Ian
nlbal and st. Joseph Rail Roads, it would
be found in the above extract. SO useless
has the Missouri river become, for navig4-
ton, that shippers are compelled 10 for
ward their goods to Hannibal, and haul
them thence across the country in wagons,
one or two hundred miles, at an enormous
expense, and at a great sacrifice of time
and labor. If the Pacific Railroad were
now in operation to the mouth of Kansas,
the travel and transportation over it would
he enormous-iar surprising in our opinion,
the most sangulnc expectations Of its
friends. The same may be said OF the
Hannibal and st. Joseph road. But few
practical facts; like the above, arc more po-
tent than columns of argument When
men begin TO feel, through their pockets,
the necessity for these works, it will quick
en- their energies amazingly. For weeks
past ircighls up the Missouri river have
ranged from one to one and halt dollars
per cwt; and even at that, the delays and
uncertaIntys OF the voyage have been 50
great, that many have been deferred from
shipping. Finally they are driven to the
necessity OF shipping TO Hannibal, one
hundred and fifty miles up the Mississippi
and hauling in wagons thence across 10 the
Missouri river towns. How long will we
be content with this state Of affairs! If th,
people OF this city do not intend to make
the Pacific road, we trust those who ar,
interested in the Hannibal and st. JOSEF!
road, will go to work with renewed encr
gy. Let them build their road end ,hel
Hannibal will become the great depot TO-
the Missouri river trade: and st. Louis ma,
possibly get, at second hand, 50 much Off
as does not travel eastward over the pro
posed road from Hannibal to Naples, an,
thence through Terrc llautc to the eastern
cities.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22
From the Baltimore American.
Mr.. Madison. ON the Right of Secession

An interesting correspondence between
ALEXANDER HAMILTON and JAMES MANSON,
in l7SS, while the State Conventions of
New York and Virginia were in session
upon the adoption or rejection of the new
ly formed Constitution, has been recently
Ic-publshed from the first volume of the
works of ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Just pub
lished by order of Congress, The CORES
pondence relates to the provisions of the
Constitution and the difficulties that wero
thrown in the way OF its adoption.
1t appears that in the New York Con-
vention there were propositions making the
acceptance OF the Constitution conditional
upon the subsequent incorporation of GER
tain amendments. Upon this subject HAM
ILroN writes to his friend and desires his
opinion. "Let me know your idea," he
says, "upon the possibility Of our being re-
ceived on that PLAN" In reply Mr.. MADI-
son expresses himself in language that eau
net be misunderstood. lie says:
81 am sorry that your situation obligo'
you to listen to propositions OF the nature
you describe. My opinion is, that a reser
walton of the right to withdraw, if amend
ments be not decided on under til,
form of the Constitution within Il certain
time, is conditional ratification; that il doc
not maize .Nt,c lork member Of Mc nc,
Onion, and consequently that she could no
be received on that plan. Compacts must b
reciprocal; thi. principle would not in such
case be preserved. The constitution require
an adoption in toto and forever. 1t has bee
so adopted by the other States. An adoptio
fer limited time would be as defective as a
adoption Of some of the articles only In short
any condition whatever must yitato the ratiiica
tion. What the new Congress, by virtue of tn
power to admit new States, may be able an
disposed to do in such case, ! do not inquire
ms suppose that it is not the material point !
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons Interested
in the estate of Abner W. Clarke ,dccdthat the uu
de, signed, administrator has obtained letters of admins
traon from the clerk of the Rails county count i'll va
cation bearing date April Goth, ls5l All persons ha-
wing claims against said estate requested TO present
them for allowance " thin twelve months, on they
may be precuded from any benefit Of said estate, and
presented within three years. will be forever bar
l.,s.
myS 81
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22

- Another Scicnh Wonder! Pcpsin. tue ltuc pH'S"'o
~ ud Gastric Juice great Dyspepsia Curer prepared
from Rcunc or stomach Of the OK. after directions
ct Baron cs. the hy Biological Chemist by j. = u"usn
~. -, No. II North Ei,,h street. Philadelphia Ia. TINS Is
truly wonderful rcmtty for Indigestion, Dyspepsia Jaun
dirr Liver Complaint Constipation and D,htlty curing "e
naurc r,cloi by .aurcs own agent the "asc ucu
See advertisement IN another column.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22
WESTERN UNION MO, MAY
NEW YORK
CLOTHING STORE

4 4 Sausser's old stand, where he will always be
\ found in person, ready 10 wait on his customers
and purchasers generally. The tive years business
which he has done here HAS rUoygp that his one
price cash system has met Hh universal approval, GU
abliuc him 10 sell cheap while attracts regular Gus
ton. Believing the truth 10 be the better policy, VIII
no, resort 10 flaming pulls aud cxtayagant promises,
which no one believes, but will SIMPLY announce that
my newly fitted up Clninp Room Is now hcd wh new and
ample assortment, OF Scasomabc Clothing, aud
Gcntlcmcn's Furnishing Goods,
Too numcrcu, TO he here detailed. The attention
which has been given Style cut, quality aud variety
will no. permit either TO be surpassed. As Tor my
prices | have always believed that the best place TO
prove il do sell cheap is righ, at my counter. whele
inv customers and purchasers generally respectfully
invited TO come aud Judge iorthcmsekes. laW2iI
WILLIAM SAUSSER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons interested in
Y the estate Of Abner :. Clarke, deceased tina, the
Undersigned, administrator has obtained letters of al
innsrTaion from the CLERK Of the Rails county count ia
vacation, bearing date April 2dth, ISL All persons
having claims against said estate requested to PIE
sent them Tor allowance within twelve months OF they
may be precindcd from any benefit OF SAID estate, and
!! hot presented within three years, will be forever bar
red. myS-3t CllAS. &. BULKLEY, Admir-.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22
A''""a I, " M'"''G'' VTN Petition lor ~
lane Myuptrr npI'i NuiN''

In the Rails Circuit Court, March Term, 1851.
March 21th)
against ''''''' w. ~
Jane Mcuptrc '"''''
Sow tbs day the said plaintiff, Ivy his attorney aud
appearing To- the satisfaction the 10y the affidavit
the aiul flied hcrcin that tho said defendant not r,
Tr-in" the State Missouri,
plaintiff ordered by the the said defendant
Mrurtcr be- notified ct tie suit the
aud general nature at which Is n obtain from
the bonds ct amuuy by him contracted with said defendant
ON t. rtourd- aud that unless YOU the said de
udant appear the next term ot this court IT, be aud
tl, House In The town of Ncw London
in aud Tor the said county Of Rails the fourth Monday
Auei,r next aud before the ird day thereof"
said petition. the viii he taken against
confessed further ordered that copy hcfc" be- pub
,lcd according law newspaper published Ia the
State ut Missouri, true trstr,
SAM EL Il. CALDWELL, CIctk.
T.. w, Suutiwuuh, AIRY. mays
May
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22

N HNtF BtRgELs Of BEST PRIME StHAN "oo'"
,,,y,S " ' 4 Il SELM3S.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22
A Lot of Ready-Made Clothing.

4 10, Of Ready Made Spring and Sumner Clothing
y Of the latest styles Just received and for sale clcap
'nqua Buildings my22y J. II. GESrN co.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22
MORE NEW BOOKS

| uST received, from New York, Phila- <-- Fs1
- delphla Baltimore, Louisville, and st. II -, III
Louis, an extensive assert ment OF BOOKS IN NV
and STATIONERY, embracing histories bographics,
poems, niScclanics, latin, Greek ana French books,
scientific works, juveniles, toy books, Bibles and les
'aments OF every size and quality, hymn books Tor all
denominations, great variety OF moral and religious
books music, instructors for all musical instrument, :,
school books of every kind blank books of every size
cap and letter paper of every quality, fancy note
billet paper plain and fancy envelops, waters visiting
cards, card cases, albums, portfolios, water color
pants and brushes drawing paper, Bristol boards, per-
iorated boards, bonnet boards wall and window paper
maps, states and pencils inksands, ink, sand boxes,
sand, quilts, steel pens, pen holders, writing aud draw
ing pencils, gold pens, gold aud silver pencil cases, let
ter stamps, engravgs and pictures. In Short every
tcle usually kept in the best book stores, all OF which
will be sold very cheap for cash, wholesale retail
embrace tins opportunity to tender my thanks 10
those who have patronhed me. and invite them, aud all
Others to call, and examine my stock. Ii"Sgn Of the
BIG BOOK.
mayly +. b. McELROl.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-22
DENTAL 641 NOTICE.
DR.. S. II. ANDERSON

w GUILD respectfully inform his fiends ard paror
w that he has gone East and will J. absent uutilhe
latter pant of June when he will ret,m with ncw'oP
ply of the best dental material and b. latest and mo
improved Style OF instruments thu ca be found ~.
East, and he hopes in the use o. ines, TO cop.,o1
his natrOns for waiting his Telil. wy