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YEYO THE LADIES.-THE GEN
~ UINE BALM OF COLUMBlA,

UINE BALM OF COLUMBIA,
FOR RESTORING THE HAIR.
Long hair is a glory TO a woman" says Paul,
And all feel the truth OF the pious quotation
Preserve it then, ladies, your glory may tall,
Unless you protect it with this preparation
Ii you wish a rich, luxuriant head OF hair,
free from dandrutf and scurf, do not fail to pro-
cure the genuine Balm Of Columbia. In cases
of badness, it will more than exceed your ex-
pectations. Many who have lost their hair
for twenty years, have had it restored to It's
original perfection by the use of this balm.-.
Age, state, or condition, appears to be no OBJ
stacle whatever: it also causes the ftuidb
flow with which the delicate hair tubes is hll-
ed, by which means thousands Whose hair
was as grey as the Asiatic eagle) have had
their hair restored to its natural color BY THIS
invaluable remedy, In all cases OF fever u
will be found the most pleasant wash that can
be used. A few applications only are neces.
sary TO keep the hair from falling out. Il
strengthens the roots, it never fails to impars
a rich glossy appearance, and as a perfume
for the toilet it is unequalled. II holds three
times as much as other miscalled hair resiora'
tive, and is more e~ffectual.
Cdutson.-Never buy II unless you find the
name Of Comstock & Co, proprietors on Inc
wrapper Of each bottle, or you are cheated
with a counterfeit article.
Sold in New York only by Comsiocs q
Brother, No. 9 John street, and, in Woodvllle,
by WRIGHT& ELDER.
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Those afflicted with Hernia may rely on
this fact. that my great experience for the
past ten years enables me to see, on exami-
nation, what form Of pad and amount OF pre-
'sufe is requisite to retain the Parts'PeriectIy
and to enable the patient to perform all the
duties his situation in life imposes on him,
and at the same time to be free from any de-
sire TO favor himself on accoun of being
afflicted The mort difficult; cases, perhaps
IA the world, have been placed under my
care, and in no instance have | come hort
OF imparing, to the wonder OF experience
surgeons. security aud comfort. Thousands
OF certificates aud letters, to prove my I'M
equaIled success, may be seen at my office;
where persons are cordially invited to call
and examine aud have explained to them
the superiority over all others Of my New
Patent Truss.
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Hr0 THE oLDANDsYOUNG!-

Ho! ye red heads aud gycy1'-fne'
nomsnon in Chsmistryhi--EAsr IsDIA hAk
DYE, Colors the Hair, and viii not the ekln--
Thisdye may be applied to the hair ovef nign.,
the drst night turning the highest red or gtey
hair to a dark brown, and BY repeating asc.
cond night, to a bright jet black. Any person
may, therefore, with the least possible tICuD,e,
keep his hair any dark shade or perfect elscl
with q positive assurance that the dyetaia ~
piled to the skin, will not color il. by an %.
c~asicnsl application, a person turning g,ey
will never be known to have q grey han. y
rections complete with the article. ineTe 7
no coloring in this statement rs one ca eah'
ly test. /
These facts are warranted by the gentleman
who manufactures II, who Is the cewnfa,es
chemist, DR.. Comstock, author Of orlssocAs
Chemistry, Philosophy and other works, az
school books, well known and widely ce'
brsssd by the public.
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$50. REWAKD!.

DANAWAY from tie subscriber on
&sthe 9Th day II March last. a negro boy
named SIMEON. OF dsfa copper colour,
aged about so years. about s feet s inches
high, no marks reeollec,ed, un.ess he had
cne scar between eyes extending upWafds,
about one inch, hi. forehead wa vcr grink
". his head sugar loaf shaped.
Whoever will return said negro 10 the
subscriber. in Woodvi.le. MIST. shall receive
the above rewsfd-or a suilabie reward for
any Information that may lead 20 his recoye-
~. JOSEPH RYDER.
lift %
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edy-Na nt OF space. hAWeEet 4t2"f NHe
30 give but few at them
NA1cHEz May %, 1850
Mfr. She man Dear Sir--Last January, |
was in N w Orleans, and observing your ad-
vertisement in the Delta, | called to see you
about fitting me with a truss. having previous
w used the diff rent kinds sold in stores to no
purpose. They were a perfect source OF an
noyance. MY rupture yearly increased IN
size, filing my soul with terrible torebodings,
for I had on one occasion been eye witness to
the awful results OF strangulated rupture Now
my approximations are all gone my mind is
composed and | can with joy to myself and
surprise to my friends, among whom is one OF
our most eminent physicians, inform you that
! am cured-that my rupture has not shown
itself for two months. The bottle OF wash yon
gave me is all used up; and, it You think IT
necessary to continue the use oft, ] would like
you to send me some.
Mr.. Jones who has made a trip to New
Orleans on purpose to have you fit him
with a truss, was at my house on last sun
day, and Is quite wei pleased says the
trnss is SO easy he sometimes forgets, he has
it on, and is only convinced by feeling. He
now believes, although he was scepticaI
when he got the truss, that his case is cura-
bl,5and that the truss and preparation you
furnished him on viii cure il. | suppose
his faith is strength, assured by the present
condition Of my case. II persons knew how
their sufferings were aggravated by the use
of the old fashioned. ill.ftting trusses, / ar
sure they would never use them. The com
fogt derived. aud the security felt in the use
OF your truss. certainly over balance all pc
cuuisry considerations. With respect and
esteem, l remain yours. ETC.,
L. w. WATSON.
P. Sill this will benefit any one suffer
ing as | once suffered, by making it public
you have my consent to do SO.
SHERMAN's Office for the fitting Of hi
Patent Truss. and the sale of his Ruptnr,
Remedy, is 20, St. Charles, (sign of th'
~ New Orleans. Remember the nam
aud aum6er.
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BRICK

HvHE subscriber has just burned a Kiln
and intends keeping constantly on
hand a supply of Fine Brick.
10 Apply at his residence. D. HOLT
Feb. IL. 1850.
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PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the citizens
~ of Wilkinson County. that the under
signed has taken a shop in Woodville, and
chat he will be happy 10 attend to all orders
in the above line. He has competent and
experienced hands, and is prepared TO exc
cute jobs with the utmost neasness and dis
patch. Orders left at the drug store prompt.
" attended to. wv. OONNkLLEY.
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GREAr DTsCoYERY.-pr. Connel,s

~ invaluable cure for GonorrhGa and all
venereal Diseases. This medicine is a sure
cure for all these diseases, and one trial will
fully convince those who have contracted any
kind Of venereal disease, that when we say II
is a certain and safe remedy, there is no ex-
aggeraiion in the assertion.
1t is sold in New Orleans only BY ]. Wright
& Co, ISL Charities street, and, in Woodyille,
by WRIGHT & ELDER.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY
CHARLES ? FREEMAN co.,
(Ldts Freeman. Hedges Sso)
Importers a JObbers,
ia. Broadway One Door South Of Liberty street
NEW YORK.

lave now on hand, and will be receiving
AIdaily through the season, Nep Goods, di.
rect from the European manufacturers, and
ash Auctions, rich, fashionable, faney Six
Mis.linery Goods. Our stock of risk Ribbons.
comprising every variety of the latss, and
most beautiful designs imported.
+ Many OF our goods are manufactured ex-
pressly to our order. from our own designs and
patterns, and stand unrivalled. We offer our
goods for net Cash, at lower prices than any
credit House in Amer ca can afford.
All purchasers will find it greatly TO their
int crest to reserve a portion of their money
and make selections from our great variety Of
rish eheap Goods.
Ribbons rich for Bonnets Caps, Sashes
and belts. Bonnet Silks. saiins, grapes,
Uses and tarlelons. Embroidieries, collars
chemisetts, capes berthas, habits. sleeves.
cults edglngs aud insertings. Embroidered
REVERE. lace aud hemsiitch cambrick hdkfs.
Bonds, illusions, aud embroided laces for
Gaps embroidered aces for shawls, mantil-
las. and wells h~oniton, mechien. ~valencienes
aud brussels laces english and Wove thread
smyrna isle thread and cotton laces.
Kid, Isle thread silk and sewing silk
Gloses aud nNtts trench and American arti.
hciai flowers Frenchlace English American
aud italian Straw bonuets and uimmings.
JANUARY, 1852.
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MISSISSIPPI.
ADAMS corNTy--NArcnrr.

Alex Grsfn, black, S e., 8 IA inches high,
IS years old, stout built whiskers, . scars on
isf hand andwrisii belongs to Landry, Donal.
a~onville.
cAcrlss, dark copper color, S feet = inch.
20 high, 70 years, one upper tooth projecting,
,ays he belongs TO Holloway, Whites,own,
Miss.
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~ This Register contains
k All the latest Commit.
IN tails in tbs Jaiis mcHtioa.
I'M ed, Up 10 The lstb MAY.
~ 1852. ,
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RH. FRANK, & Co. respectfully in
form the public that they have pur.
chared the entire stock ofM w L Collins
% which they have added a new sssortmen
of Winter Goods, ofall descriptions. They
solicit : share Of public patronage.
Dec. ls49. 4stf. !.
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Nes sysfem and Aas Remedies! GSeaz
fuoocsss -
tUTTILL'S sfRflcGH

eAlNfAa
kUTTlLL'k STRfICuH
TViIE CURE iof Coughs CoAk. S0r'
kJoas. Hoa,sesess.
THETHREE STAGE s OFcONsUMP.
TON
First Stage-symp,oNs-Coughs. pain
in The breast, side. heal. back. joints and
limbs, inflammation. soreness, and tickIeiRg
in the throat, fever. difficult and quick
bresting expecloration difficult slight and
irothy.
SeooHd Observation-Disclosures
s~pssdomic. cough. violent fever, night NOR
ming and midday sweats. hectic flush in the
face and cheeks; burning heat IN the palm
OF the hands and soles OF the feet; expec-
Iontion. easy, copious. and streaked with
blood.
Third stage symptoms, -DiarrhGa,
diminished fever, cough, and morning
sweats. great and increasing debility. fire.
quent faintng fits. slight delinum, aud swel
ling OF the extremiles.
TO THE AFFLICTED
THE appearance in Three Bottles OF
NUTTALL'S SYRlACU UNI, is a new
era in Medicine, from novelty and d.
rect opposition to the old absurd and
inconsistent one bottle while
lis success prepared in this manner.
leach bottle containing a .difereBtpre-
paraiion.) In curing the different stages
which characterize Consumption, has
esi ablislfed the welcome truth of the
cnrability Of every stage ofPulmonary
Consumption.
PLY sicians approve of it, because it
is based upon correct Physiological aud
Pathological principles.
The public approve of it. because it
is common sense, and because they
know from an experience that one
preparation will not CURE the three
stages of Consumption.
The suffering disappointment and
discouraged invalid approves oi'i, be-
cause its principles hold out a reason
able hope. and when he uses INITIALS
Syriacum. - al
His hopes are realized, if he is in the
first stage of Consumption, and uses
the first bottle, his expectoration, diff
cult and painful, becomes free and
easy.
His cough soon gets well. and all
SYMPTOMS of that stage disappears.
lie RECEIVERS and is well. If he is in
the third stage, and uses the third bot
tie, his diarrhea gradually ceases, his
weak bowels become strong, and all
the SYMPTOMS of this stage are relieved
and be is restored to health.
Each bottle has the symptoms Of
the stage for which it is intended, print
in front of the wrapper. whereby
every invalid knowing his own symp-
toms, can Judge which bottle he re.
quires, consequently no mistake can
occur in selecting the proper medicine.
10 See pamphlet in possession of the
Agent, containing DR. NurrALL's Patholo-
gy OF Consumption, lecture on the structure
and uses of the Human Lungs, and certi.
6cates OF cures. For sale by
A KENDALL, L. Co.
ma. -iy 72, Magazine st, Neo O,teans.
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m ADAME MEURLUND. a French
NA lady, native Of Paris, is teaching the
French language at her house. morning and
evening every day. The morning hours Of
tuition, are devoted to boys, and the evening
hours to young ladies. Madame Meunund
teaches also drawing and painting. and fan.
cy needle work, twice a week. and schol
airs can practice the same every day al her
house. Terms for French tuition. per quar-
ter. IS, Terms for drawing and painting per
quarter. 90. To be paid in advance.
Woodville, Dec. "a. 1s50-ly.
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NEWTON INSTITUTE.
For YOUNG LADIES g. cHlLpRE n
THaEsvILLE, MISS.

20lh Ssssion will opea September let. 1875
The location efthis School. (nearWh e.
vile, 9 miles Fast ofw oodville, Mississippi
a retired, beautiful and heali ful. e
grounds occupy IL acres. covered vii s
beautiful natural grove, Of more than .iu,
sprcieso of indigenous iores, trees aud shrub
besides a great variety Of e%xotics.
The course of instruction Is l%botoue- ,
extensive, embracing all that is ess ilal o
n substantial and highly finished educM,oa.
The l~nstituse is furnished with suits %, sp.
cimens In Botany, Mineralogy and Geol ",
and with a large and carefully selected L..
brary, embracing every deoaumcm m tie
Arts and Sciences.
1t is also supplied with Apparatus tyr j.,
Illustrating Mathematics, Geography ,s,ron
ny. Natural PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry. q ~
nesism, Galvaaism, Electricity, &c. dc.
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Percy's Greek Institute.

HyHIS institution has been reorganized,
and is nov under the supervision OF a
Board Of Trustees. and offers ~advaniages
found only in regular female seminaries. Il
will be conducted by those who are fully
eompent TO discharge the manifold duties Of
such an institution, being guided by the ex-
porience Of many years, and supported by
the sanction OF their former patrons and &C.
quainiances. Stadents will be admitted NJ
any time. and charged for the time in at
tendance. No allowance for absence, I'M
less caused by sickness.
The school win be opened on the 18th of
January, 1851, and continue ten months,
with the usual vacations.
TERMS.
Board, Washing and Lodging, 800 90
Tuition in English branches : 30 90
Instruction in Music, Vocal and Piano
Forte, 20 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90
Instruction In Drawing and Painting, 20 90
Mrs. NJ. A. ALEXANDER, Principal.
Miss s. L. RuDIsILL, Assistant
Rgeyeaces.--Micaja Row, Henry Hob.
good. George Cook, w. II. Wimhish, EGGS.
Percy's Creek, Jau. 7, is50-iy.
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qefGa;.,on Ssmais &saana,s.

THE Exercises of this Institution. under
the direction Of the Misses Calder, will
re-commeuee on Wednesday. January IA.
1852. dec S0-l65I.
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THIS cut repre-
II a Truss as
0 for a rupture
on both sides.
Letters are fire.
quently received,
from persons inform
ing me Of cures
made by the u.s. of
he Truss and Rem.
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Ruptures treated and cured
FISHERMAN IS,

e
HtHIS Ut rep sseu,s
a person suffering IN.
aerihe symptoms Of sWong
uiatezl RzpE1e.
CERTIFICATE.
We the undersigned, are
using Sherman. Ns@ Pa
ten Tsusses, aud find them
the most secure and com
Portable We have ever
worn
A. M. KstohEm w.
i.esues Henry eIuiH, r
p. Lee. J. r. LOOsais,
n Je1ufn9g
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- q The public thsi ' he has i" tsiea
I1V the ! Henshaw House" at Ba.
TO you Sara, and is now prepar.
s*&eekMM cd to accommodate all who
$500 may call on him. in q style
equal to any in the country. The Colonel fiat
ters himself that he can and will keep the bes,
house tout ofNew 0rleansl in the State, as he
is certain that he will spare no expense or pains
In procuring the best '.of the good things' that
this or the New Orleans market affords. Eve.
W sxertion will be made 10 render comfortable
and al home, all persons who chooses 70 pat.
Fonize the establishment.
Bayou Sara, Feb. IS. 1881. sw3
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ANTE oouaTY-LisgRrY.

ANTE oouHTY-LiSBETY.
Hsnru, black complexion, rs years of age.
S feet Z Inches high, knncA-kneed, says be Be-.
anest 10 Kilt Whittier, Yazoo county.
Smftk, dark complexion, 4 feet II inches
high, IS year, OF age, slender made, shutters,
ssys he belongs to Chas Pinekne, Kinds coun.
y.
Pray CousrY.
Jacob, dark copper color, 30 years old, 5 4,
7 inches high, scar on the left eye brow and
no on his head; says he belongs to H, Turpin.
CLAIBORNE County.
Frsd, black. as years old, 5 feet 4 Ia inch.
esshigh, saws he belongs to Burwell Of Jack.
ssn, but run away from Maj Beard, N. o.
LOUISIANA.
BATON ROUGE.
R;ckGrd, 81 years old, s leet 10 inches
f.vs he helonasto Mrs ZONES, Baton Rouge.
} Aisrcadsr. about 30 years SIT 8 inches says
= belongs to J. Bite. Patron, ST James parish.
George, 40 years feet 10 inches; belongs "a
Jim Rishaw, near DonaldSonville.
PARisH OF IBERvILLr.
Davs, black, 80 years S 4. 7 inches says he
) longs to Davis. trader, N. orleans.
Patssg, black, 5 feet 10 inches high, 26 years
"a; speaks French and English; belongs to a
oolored woman in new orleans.
CARROLL pARtsH.
Lepis, black 81 years old, S feet 10 inches
slender built, quick spoken and ~sprightlys-
Henry, OF years, 5t Gin, heavy set, goaiee
whiskers, quick spoken. Maria, black, rs
Years, 5fi sin. heavy built say they belong
IL Nelson Howard, Deer Creek, La.
JErrNRsos PARISH.
Jim Peters, rs years old, 5 feet 7 inches, be.
longs 10 Mr. Philippe Where, new orleans.
Cupid, IS years 5 feet, Z Ia inches; belcRgs
TOT. Laprafte, OF new orleans.
Christopher, mulatto, is years, 5 fsets 3-4
inches high, q scar on right cheek, one in the
forehead; belongs to Wilson, Alexandra, La.
Pierre, mulatio, IL years, al, II in; belongs
Achilles Segur, Donaldsonville.
JAcgsoa PARISH.
Frank, Mnlatto, 10 years, belongs to Routh,
St Joseph's. La.
NArcaTrocHEs.
Joe, black, so years 81 Gin, scar corner left
eve, and one on bis forehead, belongs to Ham,
lett, Tenn.
Carrot, dark copper color 20 years, 5f Gin,
belongs 10 Tirrel Goldsby, DeSoto Parish.
Moses. black, 20 years So sina belongs to
Mansfield, DeSo,o Parish.
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WTPHoLSTERlNG done (
~ in the most fashionable S&
style, and sofas newly covered by
JOHN RICHARDSON.
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R VS.
Per Session of fue Months

Per Session Of fUe Months
Tuition in Primary Departments, . SIS 90
+" Collegiate 20 90
/" Languages. each, 10 Oh
Drawing and Painting, 10 OF
Wax Flowers, aud Fruits, 4
Embroideries, &c, &C., each, 5 90
Tuition in Instrumental Music, : /. 80 90
Use OF Instruments, 5 90
Board, with fuel and lights. . : so 90
Furnishing Rooms, per month";, 50
Washing, per month, ! so
The above charges must be paid in adj
vance, or increased ten per cent, and salts.
iactorily secured. Pupils may enter at any
time, and viii be charged only from the
date of entrance. till the end of the session.
AsufRcient number Of competent ~Instruc.
tors will be always in attendance.
The buildings having received and now
undergoing various improvements and add.
tons. a few more boarders can be accom-,
modated than heretofore. Applications
should be addressed without delay to the
Principal.
10 Boarders must have all articles dis.
tinctly marked.
ID. L. PlIARES, A. NJ, SC,
Principal
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IN this Cut you
see the Truss as ap-
piled and worn for
an Inguinal Hernia
on the right side
1t does not injare
the back, the pres
sure being on either
side of the spine. -
Physicians and sur
geons who have ex-
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amined the instrument approve OF II, are de-
lighted with it, and scarcely d day passes but
the send me a distressing case. And here
warn they lightly affected againstputiing off,
from day to day, procuring the best means of
security, as they are hourly exposed to acct
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eXpeTIence IN KEptures mas leu me 70 NJ
vent, in order to overcome the objections OF
every other in use. II is remarkable for
the ease and comfort with which it is worn
and the security it affords under the most
violent exercise. 1t is, also, immoveabie
in any position the body may be thrown in
to-a con sideratioi that should not be over
lonkpd
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NEWTON Place. July %, is5t.-iy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-04-16
Town Lots for Sale.

CIV aGTwATER, midway hetween, Athens
- nnl i.oulon, in the beautiful and produc-
tive Syeetwatcr Valley, in handsome SIT
ton, has been la oil into lois ana the iotS
rem,i,in. unsoll are now offered for sale.
A very larte nal fertile section OF country,
emj.ac!;,L. a part OF Mc'linn ani Ronn' c""h,
ties. I, 'ar,.e portion OF Monroe, and some 90. %,
til, WE fern counties of North Carolina VIII
shin their products in vast quantities upon the
Railroad at Swcetwatcr. 1t IS taVoraoie
point for the contemplated Railroad to char
lesion. So. Ca to connect with the Il. l. a
Ga, Railroad, the charter requiring the con
nection Mt some point between the McAlinn
county line and the Tennessee river. Mer-
chants seeking location for profitable bu-
siness would do well to look to the advantage
cons location of Swcetwater Half dozen
farmers, owning good farms, live within half
mile of the place, and as the circle cnlarges
the number increases Mechanics OF every
trade are particularly invited to come ami see
if the place does not ole: superior induce,
ments There is 70 better location Tor GOOD
Blacksmith in East Tennessee. Brlckmlk"rS
AMI Briel,nvc,s can find employment. Car
penters are needed to help build up the town.
which they had 'bettcr believe Is now ra'
nj ily being done. A most desirable surround,
ing country, as well as growing town. Will
give all employment
A plan and the number of the lots can be
seen at the town, and an agent will be there
authorised to sell in the absence OF the pro
prictor l. L. LENOa"
March &c, ls52-tf lsS
.S- Knoxville Register, and Plebeian will
insert three months and forward accounts to
office of the "post' for payment
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. VIM. II. COLLINS,

ITAvING permanently located in Athens;
IL Tenn, where he can at all times be 1ouhu
Mt his Office or Athens Hotel, except absent on
professional business. His Office is on the south
side of the Public Square, where teeth Will be
examined free of charge. Being thankful for
the liberal share of patronage already received,
he hopes to elicit the confidence of those that
need the aid of dentist His long eXper-
ience and practical knowledge Justify him in
assuring those who entrust their work to ms
care to be executed in an uneXceptiohaDle
manner. Teeth filled with nothing except
fine Gold Foil. Teeth will be inserted either
on plate or pivot, of the finest and best quail
ty Teeth Extracted in manner not to be
surpassed for safety, certainty and ease, either
with or without Chloroform. All operations
will be performed embracing the entire pro.
fession. Work will be executed as cheap as it
is possible for good work to be DONE All work
insured to give entire satisfaction.
Jan, O. l852-tf III