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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06
TELEcRAPHlC HEsPATCH.


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The publication 81 Tho letter to Dir. Brown i
| Winston, Immediately proceeding the election til
1 Membefsto the Stale Convention, fund lie conn
1 tfy ina high state III excitement, and unsuited Ia
ne calm investigation Of truth, Al such lime
when All were ready d ACT, and few d reflect,
| men would receive lsecdly what was favorable
y their c1ecis without much examination, and
reject hastily whatever coafcted wilbsheiy cher
ishrd purposes. When armies are arrayed for
batilc, L n 10 lime 10 enquire eiiherno llp jis
tlce, " The espediency 81 the war.
Although We feel confjen, that lie substance
q the charge contained ii the letter from Lew,
y 70 Dr, Browns admitted by Gen QnitmaB.
and that such y The opinion 81 Ill intelligent
minds il this community, yet we deem the pres.
cni favorable time ior lheinvestigaoa IL truth,
adfor that purpose call The aucnionol our road
ERR 70 The correspondence,
The tissi II order, il Tho letter u Jas A. Lew,
u of chesnu, Grove, \. q, u Dn Brown III
Winston county, Miss. tho aesl sshe reiiisalI
Ny Gen Qailman - answer Id satisfactory
nlannrrs 4 respectful letter addressed ID him IN
7 NJ Summons 4. Roe, WI /. Jamsou If Nox.
nbce conaty, Miss. This letter was dated Aug
n, 1921 i presented u ale consideration oi1
Gen. Qaltnan tho charge contained III ille Lew.
4 leler, and be was requested BY theni 10 saY
whether he had wti,tea anY such letter. Ten.
Qnllman refused q answeriha question. Al u
candidate sef the office If Governor. Min sues 4
change against him bis constituents had tue right
g demand an answer. Aaa Its refusal evinees
seta diFssasl II lie rights ii he Gee ciiIzsns #
shls country. i ~ assumption d superiority
ases hls constituents. which might sst wen on
ihe '.irsf President b tke Southern Rep.tiis.
w. Il entirely uasaited u ths IDEAS II shs sii2
IN - ..sAAsnE Republic The dated Stasesl
II spppess Ne tue reason WY
lEAt sslassd " answer Messts Simmons, RSs|
ana AasAlsan. q Il simply lhis, III haf besn IL.
1sslHs2 sRFl III n s'sllsas L Ill pass
III iiaass u aEafE substantial ssaseE ~ ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06

hl4Sl4lklnGaE
v fatfsh % faf'iheesssrejSr~. -,
Aisats esnFsui lon of his S1ir. Il mn,
tAefeiroin shat they're dri-rninea..
9''i ars nai ready 81 s-eessiou. W. ...s'
lhe Question. supp s. ,hry a. net - e.
r9se ihei1 plan. who has The 4iail 8. g. s.
them I Not-lheif opponents. H., -
'as's, liia' '5s one patty sgstaips. whist
cei'tf'sHls tht eesnpfslnisr. aid is dr,s,,.
resist H. be Issue. sEen. besare ~.
their appraxal &c ii-alsr8ssf u The ma.
: The southern paFiy haze he fiehr. ste,s 8 g
70 ecndne thai Issue. I hese - sssss
iis esa sab eHs at :,
on the merits or dement's I'll IL CONE. g
ought "a. aud will Eight iie isitle "a r.ge' s g.
doubt sf The sn1l result Brittle come S g
pal seem 70 be unwilling io mel rs. .s'
Tits form, and as IN George and Ai.is.. 'sses s
Mississippi, they arc striving o. m, = y = s
ton cae Of secesSion or Slnsoa ana r., .us qqes.
Us aud our position as iadicativs Of VIII. scr {
be, ~ the nihtr States wess H.. @paf
Rights party Ia power there. Jgnd., 'N,
cnnsIances, il were well ios ~ i, 'asa g. !
whether we ought % make issues. 6,nh. sss,as
party d Inc 0Aer States Gar nss,;o, '''ssa
ready forced them 10 riainlian he r,.I, = -
cession. So far il is all very well h., : s..
further compelled them 10 DENY itsreneE =. !, rs!
der present circumctancies, aud IN. ~. y. US
error. 1t binds themte oppose sete..ioa. ss'al
N The Southern Congress. uriess in ,ba NJ
time some new asgressnp is. made ,,a.. -
rights Is i fair, Kind mus, ,,ninlen,;aa.,
bat get not the less snreIY,tp helm ihei, ~
Henls n. thus Pressingahem 10 The val n.
choose tgF4he pres ent q fight on their nv. IN
Drn. that y, Resistance pt some sort b H.. XXI,
Ought They MT ID 81 l,ern;,,sl :. w
ms Y woild bclsIlls enumshIe lel,I 80, Il.
pan g Resistance, alter they had sstahli.Lsil
themselves the dominant plriy of their i, n
IL feq iif'lhem now il ihrir. si:isc 5; ancsrl,;.
y, AMI possible minority. 10 espo.e them.sl,s
adsys'aa 20 me Eala,n Of he lefreIS n a.. &C..
certain course We cas'ld pess.aiyiIsy.e
hflr a. q minority fateyRa Tina NJ on,b, 4,
81 il'emalone fe, then Ii,sa csaaYn a n,;a,S,
T N faaot ottas abstract rigit ~ secession 81
Aam dtfIk dora e5ecfaaag al he iii n,.ss
raHs, aaa n thc meanthx iciss ,irep,ye u;
fecp p'epared, Ayp Tun r.*3 Win IN ], -,
SifhcrrAL RESISTANCE. Ii may no, sop,e ,,,,t
n3nlh' o. mkt yrar, hut il will coI.s.,sin r.aa
IN :. The hnner miy npt knew. ii DIV wpall.
=, weenli VII rain, aud his hope maylang Ii,
Irisrfea, hut b. sill prppans tnatl~ rain II
Z y llffw'sc, and all viii b. ris Il h lbe teua.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06

81 I've eer.frs trre.
-i0.e W. lhrfd uuf even iln. F.
'a-,tres. -r- rrs7 hing eel 1osard fts
...cl i.''f f-1Fl...f va 81. m 81 ~ fnr
ItI't. It1 gtr a uclilfr r-i I..'rfifs.
ssi god llls. sfemsi - preside 6Fsr eer,l
ter f1.irfs'iyFa Dag uiih ararspd1e
nsslsz. ratst 1ssf- ~ eeafs'ass a-i.. stl
sfrfF fti1f rfhf merry NJ mafns.t,' fsi
4 AS issees Fisngl' recession. ard xi'6 h-au.
isi fril,s a'lz fI.ssaIs dId lhe Jaliis sra aai3
1hs. de men 4nd niaifan4 seems i, ei5ag h.
Dpnef pspf. ctl. losrFH 81 Conn tsk lhe
.lAna ne Azd Apg dc pleasure IL I,rsr 81. rs.
efdiam. tm SO ere Alsosed 4 sasaas 81 taf..
paszne beauty snd eloouence. When es ~.
ploaehed &c asnd be ~es nesllg he middle oI
be s,eecAs and We lieeaed fe hiia fsf more ttaa
81 h0of iHraps attention. HeFan eanorily over
lhr Important questions ofibe dsf, snd Is a hap.
R5 condemnation 81 lsoaghi, iofre q arrgmeat
aid qvieE Kind of haniof. alternately sliiled
Biz sBsience into lhe most silent hitesiissn, and
drew keFib from them The mosf iaaurgs AZ /
pnnse. When he closed, lefge erO~d hnFaI. !
sisely leuped upon The stand Ia fake him ~ The +
band, and congratulate bin sTs# bic able sAd /
eloquent efon, one Of he vrsy brsl and sasst
effective tha this canvass has broneht forth.
The Joyous hearted company retired from the
iEef scenery and green shady arbers long l,esors
unsei--in pedce a.d ID quiet, every one delight.
d with the entertainments ofiie day. aud three
suahs cfihem iairuainrd % east 3 iali union
- - Che Mppday iaIawiug aud The sor hese
md ~ lhe adjoining pfecins.. show Ihal tie,
their determination sallg.
Ike size nutrient E,snallr. We mark the 3Dsh
{ AnEass 1851 with uhts stone. Twas
Ipls bright gsy II ihe ahnals IL our county.
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STATE RIGHTS.

II
n inrmcr number tle ilcmocref Nd sram.
ned tllo position q the Dsmneratic Staie Rights
party as proclaimed by llie convention 81 10Th
june last MofeaslaarorOdlo showslha, lhe most
objectionable features II lhc ON fsirrai paris
hsa boon assumed ~ the basis III tgaaixation
mud Tint thu whole question VI proicriioa III sla.
urry II I'M ferrilorles N ii Iaah ala Nssc lisr.
10 had been Welded y Tie views II .hc Union
patsy
That she Union party II lhe tnaa Souiheya
RigAts paffs and thu sral advocates ii STATE
Rjshtx We have never doubted; aud iha, ihe
platform presented ~ this parry i tho lproD.
n mode ID 2aiie ths Soula III iho sinsica.
lioaor our sigals And u cmhOdy ito sentiment Il
lha whole ualon iasasor II siraa construction
Nc an constitution MIN ~ apparent ii every man
"a Judgment WIN Mil canday examine IAe
grounds upon whIcAthe teioa aaFty has planted
lsell
III, .-laDk N ehe question III glsament
Jtjgs ClasIon IA 81 ,lll.nail sAe addrcss VI
sss Y 49, NV W. osasfsVsss'A N -
getEl Davis and by speeches. and lies Y -
Epsa NAV ~ regarded N ihs headers III liz az
union, n n4mooralie state r gbls marty IL. MI u.
slsslppil III proceed upAn shs iasa skat I'LL
fyslaeilon II fss asstslassas II III ssaik Is
Raises III nimsnt II the ~ lidsal aasii,a;oa
II A. u + 1t I'LL IN II az ia ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06
RisILLIANT VICTORY .
OLD LoWNDEs AS TRrE As STEEL
eIIie hare metths eatmg and thrv are oprs,g

e hare mel nc eafmg and thfy are oufslv
l'ownaes county sends greeting % her sister
counties The glorious result d tho election 90
Monday and Tuesday lust. Il Il tho hfs. qua
that has been fred since il,e disnion quesipl
wasraised. and oNE HUNDRED Il NINETY
mnlofiiy Iofihe llpion candidates, Tells ihs tale
II our glorious sie'osy Brilliantly rose lhs sun
IN Monday mufuiug aud Brightly t. Jescerded
i the west u Tuesday d hundreds Of good
rpi0n men ss0iied sho raIlyng ely If Union
md victory
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06
THE CONVENTION ELECTION.


MIN are indcbivd n az nrighhor of thc i,e.
nal|lcais ler lhs foIluwng !elegtaphic despatch.
Ihc tepost Nc The returns may be slightly incor.
rect I'M III general Il isno8douLt iIucs Wc atc
highly gtatlhsd III course but Wa afe NJ, II all
surprised vi isthe same ale that M have bcen
telling aar Fsadais Oh Tie Iasi three months, on-
'lya liilt more 10 'lhc mails mes, weei, Will
btlngus pretty iill returns from below.
observation-disclosures.
X Wo glyn lelow ID round numbers ihr tnhioti.
ilcs il lhe ditlarcut coIaiirsiA tAe State u iar
az hoard liums
Gaaaties liaisn. pprositiSn
F.oNndas, Ind
Aiesrce 400
Noxuhcc. a3f
Oktibheha, Nh
Ch0etaws 40
Winston, i'd
--~Ae4s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06

hsmper. IaaaleFslaia ain Newton NM saia II
hasa gone til iA0 Union.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06
l.oNknKs COUNTY UNION TICKET.

EpH THE i.kefsF4TfRv.
CHARLES II. Clf4itsaf. pr. JOHN
=. = .AIs VIII. Z. JAck.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06

sHa tue reason VIII
lEaEt selslss Il, answer Messrs Simmons. i!i Ss
alla = sAssans q he simpY slis, h haa lesn il.
iAslasa aal aAFs sllsl NJ belong lis|s nasis s
his must bn j MN sssb3ssass u & y 3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-27
Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York low, and with E.
qualDespatch, as by amy O.herLine.

80 TPE Boats of this Line e,~zaso p
IAz4=4A will eave Prov dence, : s>n--lS
-SzSSz*sz7 from Fox Point ON NON sRzs=%ss%sE-.
49, DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS q FRIDAYS,
and New York on t tlESDAYS, THURSDAYS, d
SATURDAYS, until further notice.
Freight taken t'r New York at reasonable rates.
his Line connects by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of PrOpelerS between New York and
Phila ielpha. and the Semi weekly Inland Line to Balt
more, at ali times. When tbs Inland route is open,
ioods will be taken Providence for Philadelphia al
cents per tot and for Baltimore per foot.
Usual time betN cen Pre- whence and Philadelphia, 40
hours and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Pnadelohia and Baltimore Freight will be forward.
ed FROM New York by any other llnes If dill ected,
at current rites
In accordance with the above, Propeller OsCEOLA
will leave Providence WEDNESDAY, October Is at
4 NJ.
For fur her Information apply to w. II. JOURDAN,
Office OF Proviien and Worcester railroad TO-;
Isaac 0delI, Ter No il N r. or w. r. Williams, II
Broadwa New York, or to
B BtiFFUM, agent, foot of South Main ST.,
sep27 dwf f Providence.
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Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Com


A the Annual Meeti4g i'the WORCES Err MU-
IA TUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, held
Decen Der H. 1850, the following officers elected
PRESIDENT AND TREASURER,
FRED WILLIAM PAINE,
DIRECTORS
EBENEZER TORREY, iitchburg.
PAUL WHITING, Northbridge.
JOHN w. LINCOLN, Worcester.
AMORY HOLMAN. Bolton.
ALANSON HAMILTON, West Brookfield
JAMES $. WOODW ORTIZ Worcester.
WILLIAM t. MERRIFIEID, Worcester.
DAVID LEE. Barre
The following abstract of the reports male to the
meriing ordered published
The amount at risk Dec. l, 1850, was SlO,462 1855.
The nn nber OF policies outstanding is i0,442 The
Company sustained the last Year eleven partial and
fifteen total losses amounting to 81 234 Is which
all been amicahy adjusted and paid The dividends
have ranged dn ing the year. from 70 81 per cent
premium refunded to the ol Ter of expired policies.
The cash funds of the Company, Dec. j. 1885,
amounted to Sl26,963,60, which invested in Bank
Stock and Mortgages on Real Estate.
Tie Directors congratulate themselves and the pnbc
on the above statement, which they are enabled to
make at the close of another years. successful opera
tons of the Old Worcester Mutual Fire In ,uranCe
Company, notwithstanding the Company h; We cam
celled polcies and refused to where the, had
expired, during the year, account of the extra haz-
ardous character of the risks the amount of more
than half million Of dollars, they insured N uch
larger amount OF properly, an in any former year.
1t will be seen by this report, that the cash funds of
COMPANY amount tonearly 1921, 900 that the dvi-
deds have averaged than 81 per cent on ex pred
policies.
The Directors are not disposed to interfere with
otherofces dictate 10 people where they stall insure
their property This Office takes but the safest
risks-is confined 10 the County of Worcester in its
ope atons and publishes at the close of each year an
account Of its standing and condition.
~ 4 80 FRED WM. PAINE, Pres.
ANTHONY. CHASE, Sec'y. -. FIJI
Worcester Dec. 1885, dec24
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PATENTS
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with -. S. Patent
Office. WASHINGTON.


No 2s State Street-BOSTON.
N 1870 the subscriber was appointed by tn Com
missioner of Patents Agen OF the u $ Patent Office
in accordance with the 10Th Sec of Act of 1887
Having relmqushed the Agency for transmission of
MODELS, and adopted more expeditions mode OF send
ing them to I fatent Office, whereby a Patent may
be occurred about six weeks earler he continues to
forward them ree ofexpenseO prepare Caveats Spec
catos Assignments and ali the necessary Papers and
Drawings tor fateuts and to render advice legal and
scientific matters respecting the Pate secured
in Europe and other countries
By appictI this office, inventors are saved the
time ami cost OF turney " ashisto. and delay
there, well all peIsont Trouble obtaining their
patents They also have the advantage of verbally ex-
planning their inventions, and of consulting in respect
TO them; mtters, in general of paramount importance
in order to obtain specifications and claims
The experience of sixteen years practice an extensive
collection OF rare works, decisions etc, mechanical
subjects the Patent Laws, and Patents %, different
countries collected at much expense curing long
time this Office has heeIi established, together with
ton enable The subscriber afford mveHlors DESTROYS
of procuring Patents, assistance and information which
in Other respects might he difficult of attainment.
r. ii. EDDY, solicitor OF Patents
Washington, July II. 1919. During the
time occupied the Office Of Commissioner of Patents
r. n. ENJOY, Esq, oil Boston, did business at the Patent
Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There were
few if any, pei acting in that capacity, who had so
much business before the Patent Office; and there were
who conducted it with skill fidelity and sue
regard Mr. Edd, of the best informed and
most skillul Patent Solicitor the United states and
have hesitation in assuring in that they cal-
not employ person more competent and Trustworthy
and more capable If putting their applications i'll form
TO secure for them early and favoraby ronsidea-
tion at the Patent Office,
Eu4AaG EDMUND BURKE,
ifla Late Commissioner OF Patents
Boston, sept g. 1851. sep6 eoddw Iamly
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.


sJ ARRANGEMENT--Co mntencns Oct. 6, 1851
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Norwich at 81 am. and II 80 M and 8 90 n
Arrive at Worcester at 80 am and 90 pm and7 10
pm
leave Worcester at 7 90 am la 10 90 am and 80
pm
Arrive at Norwich at ii 40 am and y so u M anil
725pm.
lal Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich on Mondays, Wednesdays and FIJI
days, stopping at at all way stations II the road
Leave Worcester on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur,
DAYS, stopping as above.
The 30 am Train from Norwich connects nj
Worcester with Western Express Train at 8 so n
m for Springfield Hartford and Albany; with Boston
and Worcester, Worcester and Nashua, and Proyi.
dence and Worcester Trains
The IL 90 m. Train from Norwhich will arrive nj
Junction 70 ntersect with the New York Exprtss
Tram I n Boston; with tie Train of the Providence
Road and with the Western Trains Tor Springfield ami
Ttiod; asD, arrive at the Worcester Station in time
for al the rthern Trains and for Roson al 4 30
z m The 90 pm Train from Norwich connects nj
Worcester with the 10 20 PM Train for Boston
Trans from Worcester at 90 and 10 90 am connect
at Norwich with the New ondon Wllimantic md
Hartford R. r. for New London, Wimantic Hartford
or New Haven
Passengers for New Y ork on the line of the Road "a
goby the steamers Connecticut and Knickerbocker will
take the 30 m. Tram from Worcester
The Steamboat Trai will leave Allyn's Point eyefy
morning except Monday at abont 0cl eek, for Bos-
ton and Worcester, reaching the latter place in tins
t. connect with all the early Trains out. Returnin
viii leave Worcester every evening except Sunday a, 6
s. 49, JOEL4W WHITE rresident
of-aWH NJ d w. r. T.
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INSURANCE.
Peoples Mutual Fire insurance !

8 Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY,-WOrcest Mass.
With Cash apitsI of ovel....SlOO, OnO
ana Available apttal of.......... 100000
| INSURE Buildings, Merchandise, and Personal Prop
1erty ger eiaii,. both on the
Stock and Mutual Plan,
On as favorable terms any sound and we'll conduc
ted Stock or Mutual Company.
The first class OF eiTg Hnnses, and their at
ach-mens. Farm Buildings. and their contents NAV be
insured Tor one or five ears, upon the Stock principle
at the same rate charged IN the MUTUAL department
Applca 10 70 Insurance ma, be made at the COM
panys flee, in Harrington Block, cUrmerof Front
and Main stree any of its Agents.
o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Secretary.
Wa DIRECTORS.
e. H Hemenway, A A. Williams,
Henry Chapn, Jonathan Luther.
Joseph Pratt, Pullman w Taft,
fioratio n. Tower E. L. Brigham
Joseph Boyden, Edward Earle
James II. " all, Jonathan Warren Grafton
Edwin Eaton, Henry A DENNY leicester
Charles 7. Bancroft.
Worcester, October J, 1851 oct lwtf
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
A Lot Of Chandeliers for Burning Oil

Ne large one with twelve burners. and two small
NIones with 'rur b Iers each. FonrFot main Chan
burners each, and one lar, Entry La iii glass Inn
tern lot 81 Side iampr and Fixtures, ugcther with
chi niey. and shades for thu above. ready for use
s-Iwo Chapdaliers,wiih sA W. hts zach Tor burn
ing Fluid, nearly new, Hbdoar Brack burners ogrtb
er WIN siia'i-r cor plete fe 5a z ffa-
ne apovr VIII BIZ sold tneap the reason thar w,
ctsutSe IN u'hi're,i gts INTO tine civ building Fer
further part iiiars inquire ul DAVID GLEASOr Ill.
"csse'Vess " suss " hsh vepldwU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-27

The secretion of Bile carrying it off through the nutu
cam gne. me ar Is rapuIy expunueuv uy
leans of ra liators of wire, and exhausted under
immense valves, weighing near twelve tons, in
be machine of so horse power, now working at
le foot of Thirteenth ST., N. r.
III is stated by the inv, ntor, that air is readily
ondensed from 63l degrees Fahrenheit TO 1871,
] the fortieth part of one second, and the caoric
! heat, is retained to aid in expanding the next
barge, thus causing vast saving ofIuel. There
re two engines on this plan of 10 horse power,
wv pressure, and one of 60 horse power, hish
ressure, besides small model sent to England
u enhibltion at the Worlds Fair
These machines have been visited by many
capitalists and others during the past week, and
be opinion is very general that the days of sream
re numbered The inventor is making arrange
lents to place his engine in large ship for tial
1 lis marine qualities.
The third plan is that of the Static Pressure En-
ms of Messrs. Sawyer and Gwynne, in which the
suppression Of atmospheric air is proposed to be
lade effective by the introduction OF centrifugal
'rce as auxiliary agent power, the initial moving
nee, or atmospheric pressure, and the auxiliary
irce, both acting non elastic fluid or water which
used as the medium of motion. In the two first
it is claimed that power can be main
II iumors Tyat0ceYe,, ilttagsab erelolore, and
tn, rye aud Far, &c Will be scientifically and su
cessiulN treated.
X. w UrresttT, J ne 10, 1851. iel9-dW1y
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MFD1CINTs, &C.
MINERAL TEETH
For MasticatlOn.


svsy-zuss-s.- THE subscriber gives his personal
sssESS attention TO the mani factuTe of Miner
UlfSST[s5kA al Teeth If The best quality. from
-9elL1C preparations which produce a ije-
IKE resemblance that. far known, gives entire
sa faction and is excelled. The facilities of his
Establishment for the Manufacture of Mineral Teeth,
the different methods OF attaching them TO gold plates,
by double asenimgs when sui ected great pressure,
eTing them firm and reliable BGsicdtiOR, the
comfort with which they worn after due
trial. thu which they have betn subject
ed without tai IRE, their perfect articulation, and the
thorough manner in which the late work is executed,
enable the subscriber TO offer guaranty against
defecfire nschd ism and in ali meet the
sonable expectations OF his patienIs-tO combine the
+" iltite dulte, the useful With the agreeable F"
IN HAND.-A supply Of selected Tooth Brushes,
together with
MILLER'S ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRTt e,
new article, not surPasseii by any for cleansing
the teeth and correcting bad BREATH Also
MILIEk'S COMPOUND LOTION,
recent preparation for Canker Sore Throat, SpOngy
Gums, sc
he efficiency OF the above preparations. and the in
creasing demand for them, have hid ced the Proprietor
to entei into their manufacture more largely than for
mery.
N BAH failures in the manufacture of Mineral
Teeth mechanical defects in gold plate work, solder
ing, filling teeth, &c by JAMES NEWTON, during
his connection with this Office, will re repaired, the
work done anew as the case may require. by the sub
scrIbeI, without farther charge to the patient
s. 4. MILLER.
Office, 142 Main st. Residence, No Harvard st.
jy l.dtf