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City Intelligence.

MEsTIne THE SCHOOL BoARD.-This body met last
evening" thirteen members present. and the President. Dr.
C0pes, in the Chair.
list of articles required for furnishing school houses
presented and referred the COMMITTEES on Supplies. with
authority to purchase. Another resolution offered By
Judge Byns. directing stoves and pipe bs Furnished
Doctor Cary offered amendment this resolution,
thorzng the Committee of Supplies purchase all supplies
called for by rsqui.tions from the Visiting Committees or
the Superintendent.
Judge Byrns spoke in opposition the amendment. and
declared to be disguised form Of altering the
rule
Mr., Camerdsn advocated the amendment
Mr. Lawrason called upon the President to state whether
the amendment not out Of order The Chairman
stated that in his opinion the amendment ont Of order
Judge Bynes resolution then put TO vote and adopted
A resolution adopted. allowing pupil residing in
Warrington School District to be allowed to attend the Full
ton School, which she has been attending for two Year, past
After seine debate. 1t was withdraw, and then renewed
and farther debate followed Judge Byrne commanded that
pupil which entered school At the beginning of the
entitled to remain in that school during the whole Of that
year. The pupils should be Obliged to follow the parent
Of the District Such principle fair and Just to the
people, and but just construction of the twsnysh
| rule. "a -.s.
Mr. Csmsren contsnded that the resolution could not par
without violating the rule. Captain CIendenin largely
into the NATTER pronounced several of the rues ridiculous
absurd etc., and was frequently called to order BY member
He was however, aowe proceed by the President who
considered only his personalities out OF order.
The question taken by and nays and lost by lou
eight nays the child was not allowed to attend the
Fulton School while her parents reside In the Washington
School District.
The President of the Board. his request and BY reso
luuon offered by Judge Byne. relieved from the duty
appointing and experimenting postsu Of schools The du
Of the President this respect transferred to the Com
mittss School Houses.
On motion of Judge Byrne. The appointment Of Mis- To
bin, a sup9numerary teacher in jackson School. wa
unanimously confirmed. E
| DANGEROUS CHARAcTER.-J0hn CLARK wa yesssi
day brought before Recorder Genos. charged with havn
sst fire 70 the premises Of Eliza Jane Tumsr, Fsankh
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Fssf The ofpsy Girl,
ATEGY arrived ssn Eusps. - sssg - 1psA Dsushser Of
i. = sss 49, :s:s = s nd e s's s;
-: 8: =: !. 49,, .; !: : 3 {: & "a
y.tus Ladis: and ysss z y. y
s. e; q e. c sss w. siv sss -
Great Rxnfb1Gaons
G ATURDAY. Oesobsr z-Fine sshhsa ~ YUCATAN RI.
= MALE DWARF, stes. g yssn - isehs. hgh sbs bss
Ell. e r.. a. ~ ; ~, IN s 49, "a "a
= s:.ass *. s s !: one 4 NJ s. 81 ss. ss
ASnissea 9 csa; sooss ps:s v, - .a.i..sa I'D .A.
tamiss and viii pay 5 cents; shIdsss s.s Price lws
Armory Hall.
uERR ALEXANDER will perform b.s sqho vses. Geo.
II msnens MONDAY, Oct 2, aad he 6liovag rUEsDAY,
ThUnsDAY and FRIDAY Nish. and sv.y nisht daring i;
seek tollovins He viii ssus eysy ns grad shasss
= OSsas combination Of talent Assniiug ard aauuor d.
pisys Ths povsr Of mind inert matter = n = -.
f'' ''s''' ' a.k III q. ALExAsDsS. ''''''
the cesoraied Magician and sas Nseionasc a hss sp
pssssd since the creation Of he word.
~ FIRST Msgcan's DREAM comnsness VIII Hsr Als1andss
dresesd In rich ornamenisd cost me.
AL Novelties Natural Magic vii y psfnsd By u meat
King Of Magazine All he myss. OF ths kceaaasd fasss VII
ps formed and dspsysd in two beautn M.sass DRAINS
Representations Of Psrlor Amussmsnts nasne Dsuoas e.
%aSsra g.: s:a arc :assed sa
braeins astonsbng leafs o. Science snd
As Band Of Music vil perform Variations night
The Wodrous and Myssrous will commsnss quarter to
O'Clock doors open al =, rrscissiy.
Tickets 50 ceLts. children Is cents
ow w, ?, . csSes ca the. iron The
| Al haiLpsa 10 o'clock 'T- : :
During following vssh /. may espscs that Hem Aiszau.
d will perform night for the BENEFIT Of ~ Fsmsn d New
| Orleans oal
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ATTtVdu az N6 FTtHctpdz Hdtess ysst6ddy.
Go1Il sTn.nr ysaAspA;..;A F. Wesh:; A Aus.
Thos Beason Cant Wosss Bsruei NJ DeIoodes Il,
sockia. 4 Jscoutos: NJ GsmbeL, New Or..n. Trz;
Magoaud; Victor Richard. Capt w Wilson, I DaUnis.
fhbodeaRx JACOB. 81 James. -
Preston and servant, South Carolina David Wood
New Yosk; Thomas, sinpson r McMaste., G
Hoover. Whiten. Mississippi J Msujelldox
San Antonio
PLANTERs' HOTEL. J Morris, Georgia Walker Sf
Samuel Walker Jr, Charles Gstss William Porter MAss
sppi (; McRas & Stewart G w Green, Louisiaaa.
L.alss, Murray, Assandli. C.ps W BesasSi.s
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Opening of .vesU Goods.

0n ~ Mrs. SCANI.AN having returned t0Hrn~
n the city, opening Fall and winner Nou
IN vEAuTEs selected from the FIRST mod'ses Ladsa
Wishing 70 appear and fashionable Partisan ~
oosanes Ali saint Day. will doubt be BY calling
No. u Chsrrss STREET n. p. sCANLAN d CO.
~ niilnsry and suss rooms w s.4rs ~ Il
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~ addition splendid stock Of READY-MADE
CLOTHING amounting ninety thousand dollar.
per steamships Uuion Georgia.
and shp Devonse received from Mandatory. al Broad
way, NswYork
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
which, beauty style superiority oods cannot be
surpassed in the South --- 1870.
friends the public to the
style HIMALAYA FUR COAT, ssore and invite
our friends call and them. Our stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
complete having article in We satis-
fed SHIRT DEPARTMENT
sixty different sizes.
Frock and Dress Coatss
French and Ens.h Black Cloth D.s:: .nd Fress Goats:
Do do Black. Do DO Olive and soisso brown brow.
Do do Black and Fancy ooOrsd Cloth waiting Coats
Fsss, GRs
.ss e
Ss ss9 sS.s w. %s..,
French and Ensh Black sopene Cloth Sac and waking
Do do Blue, Brown and Drab Pilot Cloth Sacs.
Blanket COatss
French supehne Blue and Gray sacs Pastots
3: ;s,.s quality ss r.usS c.,...s ss and
Tweed Coats.
French, English and American Tweed sses Eoe.. Pslso
De- DO 90 90 DO DO 90 F RSS,:''''''
Cloaks.
s b.: and md R BIZ: eis c Sss quality
Fancy SILK and Satin vs... ali aasiia..;
IT,: IT,: sa., "; &C., v..
po%ss. Ds. :aa s :.a Ss'"'s DO DO
White asr.siil.: l and Buff c..hmer. DO Do
~ particular assortment Of very rich
WEDDING and soiREE VESTS also, s,yls Jenny Lind
| Vests.
French Black Dos.tin and cs,:imsrs P.nt.loons;
Gray
s.s; vi Ss ga:
0entlemen's Furnishing Goods
| Linen and Cotton Shirts, all qualities;
ri sS s:iI
S.n.., s:1ins Sssa AZ: Tsss:a and rl.nu. shirts,
;s: ID 20 80 y ys i:S
nf: az L: sS s.'e a ss;a
All Wool, As.no and Lamts Wool Hoe, all qualities;
A; 4 :::i
i Boys and Children'. Clothing.
so' B'eI BS' sreSn and Owe Cloth F PsSS.:
K K &c: :: ca: 4 ,.,. &c s ss;'
b f P.:ss S' :sa ! sss!:s Tweed Jacket.
Do Beaver sG P S's cdss md Blanket orso
Black ss is a. ssy G1 .ss o os p s Jackets.
| Do Cloth Tweed Toga aud Sac Coats;
D Do Black and Fancy Coorsd Cashmere Pantaloonsi
Do Black and Coorsd Silk and Satin vests;
De White and Colorsd Msrseiles Vests.
oil Gl0vess
Black, White and Coorsd Kid Gloves;
| Black and White Silk do
Cashmere. Merno and Lise Thread Gloves;
Il Fine and heavy Buck g owes, different sises;
SUsPENDERS of various kinds.
SILK and Satin Cravatss
, | Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravss;
. Do Italian Cravata, from 80 to ~ inches;
| Linen and SILK Handkerchief; s.. t.
A- white and Coiorsd Linen Boldered Handkerchief;
Best splehed, India Bandana and Pongss Sh Handkerchief
, Trunks, ValiSeS, Carpet Bags, OF,
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS.
10 INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRLPTI0
, ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
| ~ dhNtf
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Bene1lt OF the Firemen,s Char1table

Association
- grand display Of FIREWORKS vii b given Lafayette
Square the 18th November By Mr. g. cArOlR the
benefit Of the Association. magnificent Sasus The con-
nmpatsd display will be perfect representative 4 The celebrated
Crystal Palace
To give every psrson chance Of vtnssiss ths ezhon
veil enable all contribute thsf mite for he god cause
ticket Of admission viii b put 50 cents and b obnsd
the principal music and book In the city. he eee
nsspaps and from the Underlined, nsmbs = The committee
HENRY BlgR, President, MayW's sGcs.
sAM'L @. kIsK, yios Pfaident. nsnieipal Hail.
E. l.. BRRcIsR, Treasures. " Tebeapitoulas 4.
CIV. HussBLL, eeesstaUs = maolsinest
Is McisTIeE, Chssise 9.
yULIus FULDA, - Pon q.
j. OlDRRY. 20 MaDdovilIo =
OILS F. GRUBEI, 5arvsyos's of1cs, C11lsnhoass.
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WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-A small House, suit
w able for small family. with good convsnencss -
and large ard attached. good nstgnbefhOod. aAy.
where In Lafayette ksns must b. m0dsrats. Apvn -
" - Camp street. $40
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mated that they decline to dispatch q vessel " at
this season. in search Of Sir John franklin.
An Arab tribe in the outskirts of AlgieFs had
quarrel with smother in the Great Sahara, and
marched agaimt Il in two bodies. Ono Of these
pose of drawing out the active population, the
other penetrated into the place and massacred every
one they met.
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e:rtasd medicine Y the .e.lt hs cur.
acy the stomach Of Appetite s.thma
piles neipsnt consumption debility svefs
lever gus, exposure heat osd cid dissasss sr
ing imperfect dgssisn sangsd condition d the stomach
uss fsmasa suffering from usfins nsrveus
Ameng tbs numsssss and highly apseab" esrAcata vsfss
Psoissor K. A. HAYES. n, D.. STATE Asay~;
buss aGEa e.. 6 :S SSs:Sn Bo.ep
Hon. MYaoN LAwRlHcR. ~. Prss. Mass. esnates
EHon L. II. ARNOLD. formerly 0ovanos Of Rhodsl Island.
Hon. WI. WooDssIDss. formerly Govsaos Of Mishi-
HF; +; GossasAS. fosnssy Govsnss Of ksat,cl,l
T. 80: :' sNs:: ::'e
aon. eoIcsos foccrs, nsnbss Of coasrs. fiea VI.
Hon. II. d. FQsrBA, member Of CQngrs0 from Penn'E
Hon. y. L. nAArI. Dslsgas IN Coassas from WILSON,.
Ca: A T.. Dopss. nsnbsin Ceasrs. iron Iowa..
@. G. TRowBlIDeE. Ees.. Dstioit, Mieh;;
Gao. ". yo.ss ESQ, ssyLy,yos 0ea DHbsgus. Iowa;
Nan, ss.1 8. can
=. ''A y Is +; S M 4 s,:s "
REED. BATES .. Austin. Wholesale Drussists.N
e: :sis nov %slSaf Co., .. ii Chan,..a
Pres 81 per bette; six bsttiss fer et.
r. CAUTION bstts the snuins Ozygssssd Bitten
VII have s outside vppeI printed in EnEsh French and Span
~ With tbs signature q Geo ossn Proprietor spsn Tire.
ls and .atsn rely aS: sp.a .: :P !: =:
" ais ddw
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PUKl UF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE ago 81 so"N.-LoNsrrup. WOO in line a.

LAr,rup.asos 81 80" N.-Lonsrrupr Voc milne al
,Ca.so.sr oynes.
Tuesday Morning. October g. 1875
Cleared Yesterday.
ssi Sfns M sea y. r.mpeo
sss' Goh sss: & ssS
sohr Madons. Mcneil. Tampico. JPWhitnsy 400
Ship Unicorn. Pollard. 50 days from Bordeaux. to master
Bark Elizabeth JONES' Is days from Baltimore to master
Bark Gib.ter Jodor. days from Hamburg in ballast.
Swedish bs Pr: a. css from Stock
Brig as::s: K:%Doa. days from Vera crus. in ballast.
Sob; Venice ApD:Sy, days from MatasOrda Bay. in bal
Schr VIM Harrison Cozzsns, days from Pensacola to
sshr LO Psnnsl days from Pensacola to maser-Ba.in
Magnolia. Thomasson. from vicksburg.
NJ ao%s from from New Gs;S..:
Romeo. Sterling. from Hansonburg.
rowbo.. Conauss Andrews. from the P..sstowed down
up .hP Unicorn bsrk' Elizabeth and Gibralsr and brig
CBy Telegraphie Dispatch.1
BKLow-coMINe Ur.
Ship Galens. Lsant II days from New York
| Spoken.
By the ship Unicorn the 18th of September in latitude
$40 80. longitude $50 TO- big Otis. Of Boston, from VIII
mlngton. N. c.. bound Bnenos Ayrss-wished to b
| reported.
| Passengers.
Per bark Elizabeth, from BsltimofeM Mrs Stockton. Mn
H:ss. MI Beatty. master Burke. master VIM WsSsse1
Psr snip Unoosu from Bordsaux-Mr Martini lady thres
| Chill dIep and aeYvant-l6
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning. October q. 1851.
Cotton-Though the demand was limited in the early
part Of the day. still s0u bales changed hands at ire
gular and somewhat easier rates.
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AUCTION SALES.

Furniture. Furniture Rarnfeus0.
By WIN. p. SCOTT, Aueti0AseR.
Al the Old Auction Mar, ~ Camp sussI =.
Sss.rsi sssossssns Il Hossskod FuRNTruRE, isssdne
iares quantity u BsaFdisg Asuss Furniture.
s a. Terms eaah EH. ~ ~ f..4..- -
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK EFT.
JEYVERgoN CRY,
Monday Evening. October n. ISL.
The receipts to-day unimporsn, There an ample
supply oftock in Market excepting Hogs Calves and Year
lings; the market 10 bare Of the latter
-PRICRs-
BRRT Cattle (WesteTn). .4k06c y Inst
CIexas, etc)... ;of0so nst
ShBkf 20 VIZ ~ ~ - nc1l
MIkCH LOVE SzA0S1 ~ nonu
CALvBs and YRARLlNas. % 5O01lO 10 v head.
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HOeMner's Subscription Concerts.
ANA ~ The undenigned has the pleasure .NaS~
E. Of informing the ciuLens Of Nesureans Thai 9Qhk
the subscription boohs for the series Of Twelve
U&6 Grand Concerts, which he proposes giving
during the coming ssa.on. are nov open 4 -
cal talent which could possibly BE- oht.oed aud has
trouble make Concerts worthy
The lovers Of Mnslc. lola 1ml u. HOEFFNER
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Pnsaem9ers.

Per bark Elisabeth, from Bsltmofe5Mm Stockton. Mn
n ,. ss srn Rnss naI Sm
and ~ slaves.
PEI ship Unicorn from Bordsaux-r Martin, lady. thres
children and seYvant-l6 steerage,
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NEW ORLEANS:
FURTHER BY THE AMERICA.


TUESDAY MORNING, OCT %, 1851.
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Fine RuPnlause On aecoun4 - Departure.
By ,. -. W1YMOUTA, Auesaoneers
ofuDAY OctsbsS 2s 10 o'eioes-W - ae'd on - pss
missA e Apollo assss, between Euerps and Pos mna-
Al he fUhkltuRE hns isrgs tr.s Story dv:Inng asass
Pssf Censsys Thar Afssa sooss
In The hes all suitably and n.ndsm: fs!nsd tss ~ :ees
nooaen asfs family Ths furniture u nearly nsv, having
osse 90 bat fv sssn'e Prnepsiy eood r
aasd and he IKE Th-n Extsnseu Tsesss and
superior large siss CoohinS stove. s
The Apollo passs the door, and ths hoase stu
aisd withia one square q t6s horss-st.Iton ~
Furniture. Furniture .Rogn11oBo.
By WI. p. SCOTT, AuettoAesR.
"WEDNESDAY. Octsber ~ o'c,ock- Will b cold
w u auction % Julia street, Camp
The FuRNTuRE coetsisd said house, consisting Of Pssss,
Chamber and Bed Room Furniture
One PIANO
10 Terms cash. -
Succession. Of. Henry +. Ovian Deceased.
BIZ p. h. TAYLOR = TOURNE.
WEDNESDAY, October D. II hal p.s q ociocs-w, ss sold
w the No Chsres street. and 10 pursu u
Issued from Fifth Dstet Court Of Orleans
By he Hon 4. =. suehapaoE. ..,c,. ..c,. ~.u.v.
c1KrET sxGs s.s bsoasng lie above success
men, contained said
Terms cash. OILS
Of HATE cara All. r.sb.r soors and SHOES
= above paid fss md sway day
i the sale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fusnlsafe.
By WIN. p SCOTT, AuetAonser.
HuhsDAY ocsbsr 90 At b soid n ssssiea a
| i No. OJ Julia 49,
l The e0ntsnts Of Boarding house. 49,
| NJ Terms eash -
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COr20ettasg,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, MATING, Etc.
~ Nov receiving English and
Velvet and Brussels Tapssuy, CARPETRGs.
Brusses, 9ply Ingram, Venetian Carpeings
Figured Bake and Linen Crumb Cloth, Window 6hadss.
Hair Clolh Table and Piano Govern, Rods Rugs ETC.
Floor Oil Cloth from to "A feet vide, beaulu
patterns all Of which offer prices
on Step A. BROUssEAU CO. q Chairss 81.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away or
Il was deooysd from the subscriber ON Saturday q
evening. 0csSbss .. the .lays wo@an VICTORIA, ~
hss lett hand The above reward viii be paid for any
information which may lead 70 the recovery Of the
slave, BY the undeFsigned. VIM L. HAkRISON.
on ~ near the Bsllsvils Foundry, Asisn.
CONTt STREET VERANDA.-This most
~ excellent and commodious eslabii.nmeut under "a
tie mana cement Of Messn. J. J. CONEAUX q Co ~1
has undergone thorough Overhauing during this. ~
past summer. and now ready for the Accommodation Of
the travelling public.
opening, for which tho proprietor feel most graceful and
this return their nosss thank to ths hume
patrons and at the tins, thsy are toiufoas Of
continuance Of past favo. psdsing themselves ne
eKpenss trouble make those who may favor them with
aea comfortable q thsy be any other Hotel In
NewOrlsans. On 1w
DIMENTO-1O0 bags for sale by
oaa 3, HART h 20. 70 Tchospioaas Il.
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~ In addition splendid stock Of READY-MADE
CLOTHING amounting ninety thousand doas in
have per recsnt arrivals Of steamships Union Georgia
shp Devonshre received from Mandatory AL
Man Xosk
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THE STONE STORE.

Net Goods at Lou Prices.
Il ~. SIMPSON, corner Of Third and Roberts streets,
90 has just received entire stock Of Dry Goods
Boots & Shoes Hats, Caps, Hardware, Woodenware,
ments Of all kinds etc etc. 10 which he invites the at
tention OF purchasers.
June 26, 1851. tlG
MORT MADEIRA, Csret, Malssa aud other Wines old
4 pale Cognac, Foarth Proof and Badwns Ameri-
Brandy; Bourbon Whiskey. Gin, Rum, etc. For sale
low by june 800 j. ~ SIMPSON,.
rROCERTES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, S. II. Molusses,
NE Rice, etc. For sale low by
June 10. QN IN SIMPSON.
~ ETCHUPS Pepporsauce, Pickles, Preserves, Sauces
IN Brandy Cherries, For sale low BY
June 26. On JW. SIMPSON.
A large 10, Of Bedsteads constantly hand and for
IN sale by june l6.-(io) j. ~ SIMPSON.
BACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork always
RD on litnd and for sale by
June To- 40 J. ~. SIMPSON.
ENAMII.Y FLOUR, EIkader extra and other brands;
"A always on hand and for sale by
June Is. 40 j. ~ SIMPSON.
fine assortment OF boots and shoes, polka, buskins
IA bootees, misses boys and childrcns shoes which
particular attention is invited by
June %. QO) LW. SIMPSON.
n EADY made clothing, large lot for sale by
IA June 20 j. ~ SIMPSON.
N.SRESH butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
n cheese, etc, for sale low by
June %. 40 i. ~. SIMPSON.
COOKING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
" June rs. J. ". SIMPSON.
kDURE and No J. lead glass putty aud nails, alwa,
n Oh hand and for sale by
June 26. J. ". SIMPSON.
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DENTISTRY.
To the Citizens of Minnesota.

hlAVlNG been actively engaged in The .zr-~z<-~>
n practice of Dentistry Tor the past tEss<4eS.R
twenty years, ard in periecling many va-u YYN
liable improve, in the n,echsnisn, Of A-AlIJ
the is hoped thai this long experience profess
sioc necessary IN supply ing HE OF intelligent
unity, viii eniitlc 10 confidence and sup
port.
1t is respectfully suggested to your consideration if
there ady antages arising from the poy Of
a resident artist, well Known III his profession, prefrr
itineraIf vendors of dentistry especially in this
that all operations coided my hands warranted
for specific period, and accident occurring during
that tirc, wiz he cheeriuy remeded without extra
charge For manufacture OF superior mineral teeth
ana various Improvements in the construction for, and
adaptation To the mouth OF artificial teeth pos
sitc sts le the highest premiums awarded the
fairs al the Mechanics Institute in Missouri
Entire sets al teeth iae gold plates, with without
gums, inserted on true principle of atmospheric Pres
sure restoring the lost powers of nasticaiion and
i
"Aching teeth" when not liberated instantly relieved
the nerve ex posed, destroyed with very little pam
subsequent filling up win render them highly useful bot
in order that fall benefit ilay be derived from the filling
ni crous teeth, i: must ne done before the tooth has
ached; hence il is both safer and economical
teeth To the occasional inspection OF DEN
list, who most certainly your teeth money, and
world of unnecessary pain, by thus earl, arTestng
progress Of decay these precautions strictly OBJ
served not tooth would be lost where now, through
reckless indifference the the teeth, thousands
yearly extracted.
Most particular paid the guating of chdreps
teeth during the scCoid delltoIi, which
vii, be Of infinite value to them in after life.
Teeth extracted by the careful OF Instruments OF
very improved construction.
For sale, superior article Of tooth Powder possessing
The requisites for preserving the teetl and preventing
ihe formation Of tartar offensive the breath and in
furious 10 the gums.
WIN H. JARVIS Dentist.
II Office and residence, Fifth between JAG and
Roberts streets, st, Paul, Minnesota Territory.
july 81. lSJi Ii
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EARrBaU.KE-'THy EARN OprSIyc

EAsrBQusKE-THE Earth OPENING
Yesterday "Wednesday this place was WIS.,
lied 5y good old fashioned earthquake
i he shock continued longer and was more
severe Than any felt for several years. We
learn by gentle nan living in the vicinity
ihat the earth opened in several places near
West Lake, and that an opening occurred
in the yard of Mr.. William Connolly, about
eleven miles from TITS. IL is also opened
near The residence Of Mr.. Silas Beavers,
about six miles from this place and sand
and water, our informant says, was thrown
% the ght of forty or fifty feet This is
tie first time that the earth has opened, or
thar ID elbow" has occurred since The great
eei afnake Of l5i2.-[ New Madrid ono. }
Herald, Sd.