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NEW MILLINERY.

~ MISS MORLEY wishes to inform the Ia
NJ Idies that she has just returned from n. York
NU with a large supply of fashionable goods, and
Invites their attention before purchasing elsewhere
Her rooms are on the north side of Pa avenue,
10th street.
Wanted-Seversl good Milliners.
&C 81
IN HI e World Renowned Glasgow
Practical Mechanics Journal for October.
Hunts Merchants Magazine and Comm. rcial Re
view for November.
The Westmins ter Review for October
Leonel Ainsworth; or, the young Partizan's doom
The London Illustrated News and Punch received
by the last steamer, and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGT0N'S
Bookstore, cor. Pa. ave. and AZ st.
nov D. 0deon Building,
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DOOMS FOR II Z THE two elegant
IL Parlors and Chamber over our store They
are admirably adapted for daguerreotypsts, artists
or p ivate gentlemen. They will be rented separate
ly if desired.
NJ. ". GAIT & BRO, Jewellers,
Pa. avenue, between oh and 10th streets.
nov 11-3t-
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lfO II IL f N II Furnished or unfurnished
Il ROOMS, with or without boarding, can be OBJ
tainec in n private family by early application.
reference MS to responsibility will be required In
quire at I. d. Browns Store, corner Of 18th and
streets. oct 4-cotf.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

ACARD TO THE LADIES.
DARISIAN CL0AkS.-We will open to-day, the
i largest assortment of rich Velvet and Cloth
MANTLES and CLOAKS, of the latest Partisan
styles ever brought to Washington, to which We in
vito the particular attention of tho ladies.
MAXWELL. SEARS 4 COLLEY,
Pa. avenue, between h and 10th streets
nov ?-dGt-
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UIANTED-An American or English GIRL,
w about II years of age, required to nurse a
child Of one year, spd travel if needed. Reference
required. Call at Mrs. POTTER'S, g, between 14th
and 18th SITS. nov 10-St*-
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FANCY GOons AT COST

pEiNG about to close my business, l would advise
ID those in want of Goods in the fancy line, tC
c., me and examine my stock before purchasing else
where. 1t is composed of well selected articles
mostly my own importations, and / believe can
offer bargains good can be had anywhere in this
country. jules A. PETERS
Nov st Pennsylvania av., near 10th St
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NOR S "A l. e One of Atwater's patent Hall
Il STOVES, largest size, with about 40 feet of pipe,
second hand Can be seen at kORFF'S Stove store,
Bridge street, Georgetown.
l.
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WTANTED.-AB BOY is wanted to learn the
w Plumbing and Gas-ftting business. Apply
to J. Vt. THOMPSON, Penn. avenue, one door from
18th ST. g. side nov loft
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Opening Of the IIdTiete ufth Madame Sontae-
VIZ hlsey announces the opening of hi. new and
elegant establishment on next "Wednesday eyenin,.
with Madame sontag, Paul Julien. Alfred J,ell. and
's"of ROCCO, IN grand concert. This is srikingy
Pon''leh' opening, and will Of course make SPLEEN
u'u beginning OF the new enterprise, and give the
greatest encouragement of success. ii is Mr.. Ris-
intention to give succession of the finest ell
'eI'anmenis, of all varieties, which cannot fail IL
please. and cannot but be pa;ronized.
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y FIFTY DOLL r. will he paid
r. a for the recovery of old-fashioned Gold
sXsszG WATCH, CHAIN, and SEAL. lost in Wash
ington, or about the 10th of October. The watch
was mad. by Richard Bayley, London, No. 2935; the
seal topaz engraved with a coat Of arms.
The above reward will be paid and no questions
asked by delivery to J. w. MANKIN, nearly oppo-
site Union Hotel, Georgetown.
nov 5-2w- JOHN TAYLOE.
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HALL. OnRE na,+;st ff,

j. HALL MOORE, Dentist, flor
HS1S-Sss. the last five years assistant in the
OIllIT office of M.ssrs. Parmele IL Mastery
offers his professional services to the cit
liens of Washington and vicinity.
Office west side of eth, near street Office hours
from a. m to p. IN. nov 2-dtf-
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& RE WARD.-Strayed or stolen on Sun
1P - day night, early Monday morning a black
and white bull terrier DOG, about months old.
with both ears cropped and chain collar on. answers
to the name Of victor. The above reward will be
paid upon his delivery at sutton's Stables.
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SIENNA FIGS

A agreeable, safe, and effectual remedy for con.
n supaoon OF the bowels, nervous or sick head.
ache, produced by state of habitual costiveness,
&c. Prepared and FOLD wholesale and retail by
w. II. GILMAN, Druggist,
Cor. Pa. avenue and a street.
sod 10 Georgetown by ]. L. KIDRELL.
nov 5-6tf-
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BLADES BUTTER, NEW BUCKWHEAT,
CHEESE, &c.

On KEGS Glades Butter
loo bags New Buckwheat Flour
eO boxes prime Cheese
bbls. Cemeteries
100 do No 4 Mackerel
1.5o0 lbs. Goldfish
20 kits (25 lbs earh) No. l Mackerel
10 boxes New Raisins
just received from Boston and New York. and fo
SAFE py s. BACON & CO.,
Corner Pa. avenue and Seventh street
nov i-eoSt.
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t>OR SALE-A valuable FARM of 20 ceres
near Alexandria, Any gentleman wishing to
purchase very desirable pr waite residence Rear the
city Will be furnished the particulars, terms of sal.
avenue. Ill. CAMERON.
oct 4-TuSFtf.
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CROCK OF BOOKS & PRINTS viii
- be offered for sale oil this week, at cost Also
a large and miscellaneous lection of cheap publ
cations. and the balance will be sold at Auction as
find the business of the Alhambra Saloon is increaS
ing and requires my whole attention.
&C % A. HUNTER
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LeettTe at the Smithsonian Ilstitution.-The lee
lure oil Prof Whitaker, at the Smithsonian Institul-
non, tins evening. ON the Method of Teaching the
An OF Design will be of unusual interest to the
student OF drawing, and friends of educatien The
accomplished Professor has been invited bv the In
fhtttion and the Metropolitan Institute, from his
dules IN the New England Normal Institute of Mas
sachuSeftS, TO deliver this valuable lecture. The
public generally are invited.
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~. U. S. SILK AND BUNT.Ea.
MsEE ING, FLAGS, BE r.. IL
- G e E s, p NJ ANTS ,7
STREAM Frs, &C., &C.. T4
from to 40 feet, suitable for MILITARY COMPA
MES, POLITICAL PARTIES, HOTELS, &C. lolcs,
than they can be had in the United States
Addr. S. r.. A. GIBBS.
No.73 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
sep 1Q-om.
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"ANTED-To hire good COOK. to do the
w general housework of small family-a slave
preferred. Apply at A. H. BARR0W'S, on 1 street,
between 9th and 10th. south side.
10-lt.
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LET Eight large rooms toilet Rs-
i ley's Variete, Iron HalI well suited for Gen
tlemens Offices, having all the advantages of light.
heat, and ventilation. For terms apply to WALL &
STEPHENS, Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10th sts
nov 1-1w.
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~ WANTED.-7n Jom neymen Tutors
lk3 The undersigned wishes to employ by the
week. first rate BUSHELM.4N and the established
prices of Journeymen will be paid. None but
Der man need apply. p. PURDIN,
4 street, first door east of Seventh street.
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fFas FOR SALE.-A Bargain-A neat two
I'LL story Frame DWELLING, entirely new, in a
good part of the city, and suitable for a small family
1t has large yard in the and the best of water
handy Price 81 500, 900 cash down, and the bal
ance in IL months. Address WIN. ARTH UR
through the Post Office. nov l-d2v-
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The Pure Voter eicbrGtion.-BeiDe one of The
invited 10 the celebration NJ the Great Falls was
as on former OCCASION invited a Ilttle TOO Iate: The
beat having just left therefore consider myself as
being FIRST at last, y If was sbt hind betoreD and
helrg with them IN Feeling, though not in person.
VIII ask yen 10 notice the following sentiment if il
dnes not conflict with any that has been given, VIZ
tine OF Heaven's best gifts-the pure water of
he Great Falls of the Potomac; may il never need
CESSATION IN the shape at license for the free Use
~ H. Pr,
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I. O. O. f. and Masonic DEPOT

I. O. O. f. and Masonic Depot.
E.. GIBBS,
No. % BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, ND,
MANUFACTURED OIL o. O II. RED MEN,
vi MASONIC, and all other Societies REGA.
LAS, BANNERS, FLAGS, and JEWELS, consisting
of every variety of style for Odd Fellows, M i.
sonic, Red len, Sons of Tempe rance,
etc being more extensive and complete assortment
than can be found in The UNITED STATES
MEMBERS AND OFFICERS of the various Orders can
be supplied with any style e'ign from the COM
pete assortment always on hand, without being &C.
casioned the delay necessary to execute their orders
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VALUABLE MARKET aud Dairy
Y Farm for ReMt.-Notley Hall, a valua-
bic Market and Dairy Farm, opposite Alexandria
Va will be rented from the LIST of January next 1t
contSins 500 acres well improved land, commodi-
Gus brick dwelling house, and all suitable out
houses. The distance from Alexandria is 20, and
from Washington market seven miles. For terms
inquire Of the subscriber, street, bets Is and
18th streets, Washington. j. NJ GILLISS.
IN
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E>OR SALE.-Five shares of the stock of the
l. Metropolis Building Association. Any one
wishing to make safe and profitable investment
will do well to address 81 ii NJ through the Post
Office. nov Scott.
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N'lTeGi-The late visit of Ole Bull and his troupe
ouf eiy, appears TO have excited the ambition of
large number OF our amateur violinis,s. Lasr
evening, The residents III the northern and western
parts OF the city were much disturbed by Young gents
howere practising upon lessons on''the violin with
Jul MASTER" Wewould advise our young friends
" Withdraw themselves sufficiently from the street,
prevent their limitations of hands saw filing from
ehs co dchills or affecting their neishbors' teeth
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The Circuit CoW This tribunal has at length
got under way With jury trials, but nothing has yet
been done Of public importance, we learn
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"ANTED-Ayo young LADY to attend as clerk
w in a fancy and trimming Store. One who is
acquainted with this or the Millinery business would
be preferred. Address Box 149, City Post Office.
nov T-eo3t
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ihTeCteHiHs 10 hW-Prter a Dntchman.
VINO drinks nothing. and Vet runs wild with passion
was arrested last evening by officer kimball, inr
threatening to Kill his wife He sent 10 Jail for
edie keeping, by Justice Ashford.
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WA N r r Dat the Metropolitan Planning
w Mills or 3 BOYS, from 13 to Is years of
age. to whom, constant employment will be given.
nov 2-eo1w- COYLE & BROTHER.
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nov i'd
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oD'eers Eecfed.-Carro!l Brent, Esq., has been
Ifo'eh Corresponding Secretary of the Metropolitan
ieciiahic> Institute, in place of Mr. Stansbury, r.
s's"ed' and Peter VI. Pearson, Ego, was elected
according Secretary, vice C.. Calvert, resigned A
vote OF thanks was unanimously passed to Mr..
Stan,bury, and ordered to be transmitted IN him il,
Europe.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-11

"''''"s and flshtiHs. -Martn King Robert Dove,
SUI S"inny West, were arrested yesterday, and
''Aeh before Justices Goddard and Dom, charged
h Flo'ins, fighting, and resisting an officer They
"ers held to BAN for court IL
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Save your Earnings.

The practice which apprentices clerks,
and others have of spending their earnings
as fast as they accumulate is one great reas-
on why so many never attain position above
mediocrity in life. A person who receives
but small compensation for services will,
with little care over his exchequer and a
system of regularity in his expenditures, find
that at the end Of the year he is prepared to
encounter any emergency or mishap. But
as a general thing, they manage to get rid OF
their earnings quite as quick as their due,
thus leaving them wholly unprepared for
emergencies by sickness or otherwise. A
system of curtailing unnecessary expense. il
adopted by our younger folks. would bring
around the most happy and gratifying results
and be the means Of raising to eminence and
standing in society many who now have con
tracted the habit of parting with their earn
ngs so readily and foolishly; for the habit o
keeping continually in debt begets inditfer
ence and dissipation. lack of self-respect, and
an utter disregard for futuare prospects,
The real cause for great deal of crime may
be traced to the habit of foolish expendi
turo of money in earlier days.-Al6an.
Transcript.
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NUMBER 8.
LAWS OF OHIO
(bT AurhoRrr)
No SO.
"
No. 33.l
AN ACT
(BY AurHoRiTY.)

AN All
To provide for the purchase Of Curwen's Re-
yised Statutes Of Ohio.
Sec. l. Be IL enacted By the General As.
ren,5ly Of the State Of Ohio, That the Sec.
retary of State be, and be is hereby authori-
sed and directed to purchase for the use of the
State, one thousand copies Of the first volume
of Curwen's Revised Statutes OF Ohio, at a
price not exceeding three dollars and fifty
cents for each copy.
Sec. 2. That said Secretary is farther au-
thoriEed and directed to subscribe on behalf Of
the State, for one thousand copies Of the Sec
ond and third volumes Of said Statutes at a
price for each copy not exceeding the sum nam
ed in the first section of this act provided, that
before said second and third volumes shall be
received and accepted, the same shall be found
by the Governor and Supreme Judges Of the
State. equal in intellectual and mechanical ex-
ecution to the first volume Of said work, and
on whose certificate. finding that fact said
Secretary shall receive said volumes and give
a receipt to NJ Curwen therefor.
Sec. s. That said volumes shall be placed
in the state library, and there securely kept
sub ject to such distribution as may hereafter
be direc ted by the General Assembly
Sec, 4. The expenses arising under this ACT
shall be provided for indhe general appropria.
ton law.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Reps
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President o. the Senate.
February 10. 1853.
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ry- A Persian merchant compliniug heav-

EB- A Persian merchant complining heav-
lily OF some unjust sentence Of the lower court
was told by the Judge to go To the cadi.
"But the cadi is your uncle" urged the
plaintiff,
"Then yon can go to the grand viSer."
"But his secretary is your cousin"
Then you may go to the sultan
But his favorite Sultana is your neice..
We'll then go to the devil
'Ah, that is a still closer family connection.
said the merchant as he left the court in de
spair.
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day Of September
10 the county Of Wood, Oh The swvn,ysthlte
day Of September.
Sec 3. If from any cause, esilote ~ hold
the prescribed term Of the District Coor,
should occur IN any Of the Aforesaid counties.
il shall be the duty Of the Judges Of the Die.
trict Court, on giving thirty days previous no.
tice 10 such county. to hold therein special
term Of the District Ucurt, within the ssms
year. to dispose Of the business pending; snd
should importan, business arise IN the District
Court Of any 81 said counties, which cannot BE-
disposed Of for want Of time, II shall be lawful
for the Judges of the District Court II practi,
cable. TO hold special term Of said Court in
such county, at such time "a they shall deter
mine, on giving thirty days notice, in snch
county. and should the beginning Of any term
therein prescribed fall on Sunday. the said
Cour, shall be held on the neat succeeding
day.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps,
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
Speaker Of the Seus,e
Februsry 10, is5s.
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mo. SO
An ACT.


Supplementary to an act entitled "an act ID
provide for the State Printing" pas,sd
April 10, 1852.
Sec. l. Be IL enacted By the GenPrui A.
femJiy ofhs State Of Ohio, That the Secrs-
tary. Auditor and Treasurer OF State shall,
Immediately after the passage Of this act,
give notice in two English and one German
newspaper printed in the city Of Columbua
for the period of ten days, and thereafter id
the same manner, and at the same time. a. 10
provided in the first section of the act ID
which this is supplementary. that sealed pro-
posals will be ieceived at the Office OF the
Secretary Of State, until the eleventh day af'
ter the first publication Of said notice, for the
printing in the German Language Of all dodu'
ments ordered to be printed in said language
by the General Assembly, or either branch
thereofi which proposals shall distinctly state
the price per thousand ems for compositions
the price per token for press work, and the
price per thousand words for the translation
at which the bidder is willing to perform said
work and the Secretary, Auditor and Treas
urer, or any two Of them, after the expiration
Of said notice, shall proceed to open said bids,
and to award said contract to the lowest bid
der therefor, who will give bond as provided
iu the tenth section Of said act.
| Sec. 2. Said contract shall extend TO the
6rst Monday in November, one thousand
eight hundred and ff,y-four. and said con-
tractor and executive officers shall be govern
ed in all cases by the provisions Of the act
entitled "an &C. to provide for the State
Printing" passed April 10th, 1853.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps
WILLIAM MED1LL,
President of the Senatss
February "a, 1853.
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| mo. s5.l
AN ACT

To fix and provide for the terms of the Dis
trict Court in the several counties of the
First Circuit, being composed of the Sec
ond and Third Common Pleas Districts of
Ohio.
SEC. l. Be Il enacted By the General As
scn,bIy Of the State Of Ohio. That the terms
Of the District Court shall be held in the sew
eral counties of the Second and Third Com.
mon Pleas Districts of Ohio, as follows;
SECOND COMMON PLEAS DISTRICT.
In the county of Butler. on the ninth day
of May.
In The county of Preble. on the nineteenth
day OF May.
In the county Of Darke. on the twenty fifth
day of May.
In the county Of Miami, on the thirtieth day
cf May.
In the county of Montgomery, on the sixth
day Of June.
In the county of Champaign, on the TWEEN
teth day Of June.
In the county of Clarke. on the twenty
third day of June.
In the county of Greene.on the twenty-sev
enth day Of June.
In the county Of Clinton. on the sixth day
of July.
In the county of Warren, on the eleventh
day of July.
THIRD COMMON PLEAS DISTRICT.
Sec. 9. In the county Of Shelby. on the frs
day of August
In the county of Mercer, on the fourth day
of August.
In the county of Auglaire, on the eight
day Of. August.
In the county of Allen, on the tenty day o
August
In the county Of Hardin, on the twelfth da.
Of August
In the county Of Logan, on the fifteenth da.
Of August.
In the county of Union, on the eighteenth
day of August
In the county of Marion, on the twenty
second day of August
In the county Of Crawford, on the twenty
flfth day of August
In the county of Wyando.. on the twenty
ninth day Of August
In the county Of Seneca on the thirty-fr'
day of August
In the county OF Hancock, on the nth da
Of September.
In the county @: Putnam. on the sevent
day Of September.
In the county of Vim Vert. on the mint
day Of September
In the county of Paulding on the twelfl
day of September. p fiR eai ha'eel
Z 10 the county Of Defiance, on the fourteenl
day Of Septsmber. le .l'H,i2J 9ai Y eA
In the county Of Williams on the si1tsent
day of September. ~ oi.iefsl .e
In the county Of Fulton, on the nineteen
3 day Of September. ~ ea - i
10 the county Of iIsnryson shs ,wsnsy-hr
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The Stolen Kiss,

Oh, quit-Pet out-now don't you
lreally wish you wouldnt:
Oh, gut-wi you2 oh, get out
You know you ought to shouldn't.
Ill cry now you don't let me go
will, / declare will
Oh, quit now-behave-get out
Come now, cantyou be still2
III get mad now, il you don't,
lll slap your jaws, you eli;
Pop-now take that-and that,
And go and behave yourself.
There now you've got-oh he still
You ,han'thave any more:
You've got-Oh, take your facc away
What no man 3 got before.
Once ore-there-that will do. Oh, don't
You've rumped up my hair
Ifyou'll but quit, FHgire you Que
Now take eit-there-~there---ther
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Fanny Fern says that when he who is stri-
wing to rise in the world. begins to exhibit su-
perior powers. and the possession of true geni-
us he must either hide his light under bush
el, or else have all creation after him trying to
6lop IL out. EaeI
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u cetttal.
MUSIC OF THE HEART.

Listen! listen full is ever
This wide world with music true,
Naught can still il, mar il, never
Naught, that hate or wrong can do.
Gentle, humble, all who tremble
While fierce passions round them jar
Shall hear whispers that resemble
Angel voices from afaf.
None so weary, none so lonely,
But some heart respon sive gives
Beat for beat, and love need only
Touch the chords, and music lives.
Though the world with darkness blendeth,
Though the wood be hushsd and drear,
Though the lone flower trembling, bendeth
As the cold wind moaneth near.
Morn shall come; again from blindness
All TO life and glory starti
SO, like light, one touch Of kindness
Wakes the music of the Heart
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NSMNNsN&No
Il. ID Parker Surgeon Dentis

Il. ID Parker Surgeon Dentist,
ESPECTFULLY Y tenders professio n alservices
IG,o the citizens of Fremont and vicinity. all ope
rations relating TO the preservation and beauty OF
the natural teeth, or the insertion OF artificial teeth
on pivot, gele OF silver Piate done IN tbe neates'
manner lie is in possession of the latest improve
meuts now in use, consequently he flatters himself
that ne prepared to render eatre satisfaction to
1hose who may desire his aid in any branch oithe
profession.
Lethean Ether administered, au dte @ tn extracted
without pain, il desired.
Oficein Caldwel's Brick Building, over DR..
Nce's office.
Fremont Jan. "a, 1851