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vT,HE POWERS and DUTIES of COMMIS-

VNHE POWERS and DUTIES Of COMMlS-
i sIONERs Of DEEDS-Together with complete
forms OF A Judgements aud Proof II Deeds Ne; Laws
OF the State OF NewYok relating 20 Religious neornra-
mons an Act 10 AuhOri.s the Formation OF CoTporai ons
oT Manufactuiing Mining. Mechanical or Chemical Pur
poses Published BY GEORGE II. BELL Law statoner,
No I5s Nassau-st.
4 NEW PAPER.-The public are hereby
N informed that the HsTm0nisl Association OF thus
ct, propose 10 publish weekly paper entitled thn
Jo1rn Of Progress BE- issued in few weeks Further
psuculars will be given soon.
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DARTTAN BAY UNION-This Association
will operations on their domain. near Perth
Amboy, early tins spnng.
Good int hrent Mechanics dearous OF conducting bust
nefs on rational principles OF mutual cooperation, in
healthy gntfu situation, where they secure good
society the of associated life and superior bust
advantages will here lind opportunity worthy their
Carpenters ard Masons may end Immediate employment
in constructing the buildings Ut tins Association.
For information che subject address C. o. READ New
York or OEO. Il. ARNOLD, Perth Amboy, n j.
d. OOn TO 81, 50O.-Wanted to dispose
~ COO of a very profitable business, respectable,
and paying good income. Address BRADLEY, Tribune
Office.
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WOODS MINsTRELs-No. 44 Brood

20 TO the ST CHARLES THEATER.
" By al means and see HE NETWORK FlREAES,
his EVENING, done IN COED style. RObinson's R04ry
Press ia perfect
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Nem civilizations

VVHE EMIGRANT SQUIRE. BY p. Ham
i ilton Myers, author Of Bell Brandon" &c. Pace
% cents
This work in al the essentials Of plot incident, moral
and fidelity to nature of the very best stories pub
lshed Mr. Myers is not only original thinker, but
hupoiist Of the highest order OF merit There vein Of
humor running through this last production Of his quite
equal 10 Thackersy and would do dcredt TO the pen
of Douglas Jerrod himself Such story amid the Trash
that ia published, is truly refreshing
BUNCE BROTHER, Puhlss ers, No. lai Nassau.st
NEW EDITIONS of ROSE SOMERVILLE
N and FIRST FALSE STEP.
ROSE soMERviLLE; or, A lIusSASus aysrtRY and
T M fiRsT FALSE sTE so or Tns Para % CRIME
sequel TO Rose SoueIvie New edifion Pnee - cents
THE ARrIsr-wIFE. BY May Hewitt.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY Of gi al ENGLISH SOLDIER in the
THR OLD FOREST RANGER or, WILD SPORTS OF
INDIA.
JANE SETON or TaE kISe's ADVOCATE. A Ts!e OF
james the Nth By James Grant author OF the
'i MILES TRENESHERE By Annette Man, MAllard,
'"'n0' sTR ,T 1 T3WNsfND, No. 2ss Broadway
EUROPEAN and AMERICAN LITERA-
II TURE-INTERNATl0NALA RRANGENENTS-
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Ter. and Publishers No a. Ludsse HILL London, have de-
voted extensive and commanding premises 70 the pub
eaten and sale Of Ameroas works Their Arrangements
are corprehsnsve for the earliest apTearanee IN
England every American hook OF interest tbs benefits OF
the sale Of works impmted rprntod ~ them beng N
all such cases participated by the authors OF their puo
he and where necessary the copyright thereof secured
Mess Low Son Co, Literary agents IN AL matters
connected with International Copyrights undertake the
aineut Of the necessary measures 70 secure the benefits
thereof The proper forms se 70 be hed up VIII be
upon application and Information Afforded
10 correspondsnts where requested -,
The Publishers Grcslsr aud general Record Of British
ana Foresgn Literature published BY Msrs Low Son:
on the LEI and 18th Of each month and Will Be fsrwarees
10 any Part OF tbe wsId upon prepsyme1t Of - per
snnnn, Ttis work copsns complete alphabetical list OF
al NV books Vuhhed in Great Britain, and every work
NJ nere.t pubshea ssoad special st',onOn beias vea
70 seonr. n and nsefnl Inst Of American works Ii can
be regularly supplied direct from the once OF through
Moss Low Co.'S agent Mr.. Norton No II ChAn eesSt,
New-lork. -. ~ . n,
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Msxrs Tclaor 4 Co And Messrs Jewett Co.
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HOTEL for SALE.-win be sold at Public

HOTEL for SALE.-Will be sold at Public
j Auction, on MONDAY, the TN day Of Ami next b.,
the hours of aud o'clock without reserve 70 the
highest bidder the entirely new and beautiful Hotel cali
ed the Phillips House, with the lot attached thereto. The
building ltO feet Mau-s loo feet 81 St wing o
40 eet with Dining Room, 80 BY IS feet all four stories
high THIS Hotel built within the past year by an A.
ISOLATION of Gentlemen IN Dayton, az cost OF sc0 10
is GIFTED with bathing rooms and ell the other modern
improvements The house Is elegantly furnished the Furu
turs Will be sold with the Hotel
The city OF Dayton Is without doubt one OF the most
beautiful places in the State Of Ohio-it connected by
Railroad with ell the pnuc pal points IN tie state and be-
ing but hours ride by railroad from ncnntti, VIII
become one OF the desirable locations FOX Sunmer
place OF resort in the West There IL Stores under the
Hotel now rented 20 the diSt cess mercantile arms.
Terms sssy particulars Of which will be known Np-
pic atom TO MOULTON, PLlMPTON, WILLIAMS Co ,
No n Broadway or % JOHN RENCH, Dayton, OhI).
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FARMER WANTED-One not only &C.

- quanttd with farm ing in all Us branches but who
gardening thoroughly also taxing care OF stoc
such horses and None need apply but those who
can hrinr GOOD recommendations; he must he willing
man. To such a ore a. desired. employment viii be
given place of ~ about ~ miles from the city
Call at No 78 Fast l5tht uoar the lstav between the
hour Of and 3 Z NJ
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to American Institute-Farmer's Club.-A
ecsl meeting will be held at the Repository, No 81
Broadway, TUESDAY March 8, at noon. Subject con,
upued American Forest Trees and Plants. Members VIII
rng gratis cuttings and seeds for exchange and dstrbu
hon Strangers especially invited Admission free to
Al N MEIGS, Sec'y.
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~ University Of the state OF Newly Ork-
COLLEGE Of PHYSICIANS aud SURGEONS-The An
uual Commencement will be held in the College Hal No.
81 Cro,byst, on THURSDAY, 10th March at y 7. NJ.
Tie profession end the public are inyedto attend.
ROBERT WATTS, NJ d., Sec'y to the Faculty
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ROY WANTED-By Produce Commission
ID House; one who is willing 20 devote himself 20 the
interests Of his employers find good situation by I'D
SING Y. Y t., Journal OF Commerce Office, giving rs-
fereuce, &c.
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"a PbreuaIoRy.-Mr. FOWLER will commence
,,eend course of prasticel Psychological Lectures
WEDNES DAY EVENING, March y, at ~ O'Clock, and
son,ipue THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
IEGS Of the present week AZ Clinton Hall Each Lecture
will close sh public TX tnaons ii ;kets only ~ cents;
40 be had at No I3l Nassau.st and ct the door.
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of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES.

NUSEUM Of EU1PIIAN Antiquities.
lv1 STUYVESANT INSTITUTE.
No. $50 Broadway.
Now open the and valuable collection OF Pharonic
and Polemaic Remains just imported direct rom Egypt
and formed at great by Dr. Abbott during resi-.
dence upward ofwenty the East Admission %
cents children halfpnce Catalogues for sale in the rooms
Open during the Day and Evening.
DANORAMA.--Now open at Metropolitan
ISsIPi RiV Err from its mouth 70 the Falls OF - Anthony
EVERY EVENING, at ~ o'clock; on SATURDAYS at ).
O'Clock. Admisssn 50 cents. Children half prce-
YTHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
i ART-Cohtaning a Series Of AUTHENTIC PAINT
INGS by the celebrated Masters IN chronological or
der, fr-m GUIDO DE SiENNE, "a. ID, III down 10
HORACE NERNET, is now open for Exhibition. AZ TIE
SOCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS, No. S4s Broadway, from 3,
NJ to s. Y. IA, and to 10, p. VI. Admission p cents
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BOARD WANTED-By Young Man, In
- privsf. andy where thsre are suf sv o. 90 otsef
bosrdera Loesnon Of Broadway, sn1 eeswea
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rNrS AyOTDFD-EkSE and

LUXURY SECURED An entire Story IN adoabe
House containing every modern mpro renent eoayeaeot
icv hyc, sSGt persous seute'noa desiring -
us toard pTeterredl Meals sVed Il private table L-
5soa not soETessd May ~ Asd neA Union sluNre. Ash
Room as; foor. snifsbie to- Oce. Ialulre a. No
3 broadway, u VA. b. LEONARD, No - Lab
erfyst
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rue NEW-S DIRK TRIBUNE.
rsg .enl-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

... ,., ,Sa-xfs oRgeOs, AND rHZ sASDWIcH LssDs,
~ .,ed on the departure 0f each Mai Steamer for
sr.rrs, Prics 81 cents per copy
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J'OR SALE aud 20 LET.-The Store 20 let,
the stock and good will for sale of the long standing
Tiorng PstabhshneIt Of No. ~ spring IA excellent
OPPORTUNITY for any about 70 commence or remove
their place 81 business Very satisfactory reasons wild be
giyen why the above Is offered.
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IL University of Sew-Nork, Medical De-
snrtmen The Annual Commencement Of the Medical
3epsrtmeut Will he held on WEDNESDAY, March y, at
"a pm IN the University Chapel, Washngon-s1uare.
The profession and public generally respectfully invited
20 attend JNO. w DRAPER, Md,
President Of the Medical Faculty
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WANTED BY a respectable Girl, situation
w good Seaustress or Chambernad and " after or
20 Ake esre Of chiidren God city reference srven
% No. 80 9Th e. lstav Can Be seen for two dayA
5. eoud foor. front rom.
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BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN

ID G.u.lsnan wilkes for self Lady, Child add scrvsnt
eo,veneut suarrness and good Board, with respectable
prvsie family. Te.siOcs family preferred Locstiol
witain tsr INMATES wLk Of either the Fulton South
Ferries. For COED home tzn pres WI Be pad. Ad
dres. r. Box No. ST L. :. PossO1ce.
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1oeriol TGiifes.

IL Free PubIIc Lecture, INTRODUCTORY 20
The Course OF 1888, IN the MstfODOlifiu Medical
College, will be delivered BY Prof. ALYA CURTIS OF
Cincinnati Ohio, THIS (ruesdayb EVENING, at the
CoIese Hal No 60 East Broadway. Subject AN Expos
ron Of tie different S stems Of Med,ine-Anopany, Ho
ueorathy Ecectcism and Medical Reform and the advln
bees OF he asl over the preceding
J. N. LOOMS Dean Of Faculty
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EVENINGS with the SPIRITS-DEMON-
II STRATIONs Eliciting Applause Of the entire An
denoe-Prof OWEN will lecture this, TUESDAY
EVENING, at Stuyvessnt Institute, $50 Broadway
Prof BARNES and Mediums will be present through
whom various glasses Of Physical Manifestation" viii
be made Admission IS cents Commencing Of u o'clock
l., M
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90 tuhom il mdp Concern
gbances for Business fHe1.

4 GRiST MILL for SALE.-The Min is
new, has four o. bu-s, works by See AN Power,
an Of the best whcar counties 10 Oh1; coane :
with airoad makes the bst Of Flour. ani toes very
large exchange lgs,nrss VIII make torture ov say ma
that understands h business N Eve years For particulars
sprly % WIN @. DUNN. No. ls Grsndst~ Niiianis-
bar d. L l.
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WANTED-By a respectable young Wo-
w Eta-tioa in 4 good fsuiy Plain Cook, wash
in- ard ironing Has hvrd IN her last place snt
bss the rest OF city reference Gail s No - ra-t ntst
foor oni roo between st and y avs Can Dc seen Tor
two dsys
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MUSIC-Wented, by a competent Bass
vi SINGER situation to sng in EVANGELICAL Charch mp
town Communications addressed T H. T., at this office
Will receive prompt attention
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XXANTFn-A seamstres. Matron for a

M An ID-A SedtusIEecs ahattOh 'pA
w Charitable Institution. One competent 20 Iostr1cs
and psrs supeniendf fire vel coarse need Sork
ard vhose ability govern kindly ard e0nmand respect
from her pupils enr oyer NAV call Gt No ~ Lexington
ay. or No 10 LimsrsIne- place.
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WANTED-Situation by two very respect
w abe Girls. One good Cook Washer and Ironsr
the other az Chambernsd and Waiter. Has The best
resrenoe The Cook has lived eight years her las, pae
Tho Other has lived four years both IN the same place
Nould ike % be engared zsher again. Call az No ~
Of Pacific ST., Brooklyn, where they can
BE- seen until engaged
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WANTE D-Protestsnts PrOtestants 80
a. workers. Cooks &c Al the SELECT Protestant
AGENCY. No. : Cs-mine-s, y This Oece q newly
fuu!fhedthe charges reduced 10 almost nothing tn,
Chan bersst Agency renewed 70 this.
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yNANTED-By respectable Girl, situa-
w tou ~ Plain Sewer or to take ca-s Of children
10 chsmeTwork HISS good city reference. Can b. seen
OF two dAys a. No. 10 MAriOu-sL
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COMMERCIAL AGENCY, No. ia Nassau

q 'UMMEKUIAL AUENUl, NO. III NaSsdI
~ st. New-YOrk City -Saesmen Clerks, Boos keepers
Dry Goods Clerks School Teacher Porers for Stores ant
Hotels Bsrkeepers &c anxious 20 succeed 70 lucrative 81
nations will fnd their interest 70 apply 20 the under
sgued Charges moderate Orders by mail, Enclosing IN,
rssstering fee 81 will obtain prompt attention. THOS
SlINk AGENT.
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DOARD in BRO0KLYN.-A Gentleman and
ID Wis and lev angle GentIensn can Be accommodated
VIII se.ant Rooms and Board 70 private family wher'
tbs comforts Of home be had Locson pleasant AMI
s..sr,kl. about ten minutes walk from Wal e. Fsry
To-, re.zcnable. References sxehxngst. App'yu No
% Wafer-sf Nsw-Yort. N B-So moving on ist Nay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-04

SATURDAY, April 2.
House Of Delegates.

L VI DCiCkahcss
A Senate bill authorising an increase of the
| capital stock OF the Virginia Central Railroad
| Company, for the purpose Of constructing d
short track between Richmond and Charloties
vile was read the first and second times, and
referred to the Committee of Roads, &c.
Dill providing for the removal oil free ne
groes from the Commonwealth, being the order
OF the day, was taken up on its passage, and
reJected-ayes 72, noes 4l-tnot a constitu'
tional msjority.)
Subsequently the above vote was reconsi'
dered, and the bill passed-ayes SO, noes 3l-
| and the title amended, as follows: IAN act es'
tablishing a Colonization Board, making an
appropriation for the removal of free negroes
from abe Commonw eath."
The following bills were passed
A Senate bill incorporating the WaTheid
Coal Mining Company in the counties OF
TaZeweIl and Wayne;
Senate bill amending the first and fifth
sections OF an act Incorporating the Monuceio
Bank;
Senate bill amending an act incorporating
the Wellsburg "Femaie Seminary AND
Senate bill amending an act Incorporating
the Garrett Gold Mining Company in the
county of Buckingham.
A Senate bill, concerning the assessment
and collection of the public reTenue." being u
bill specifying what property shall and shall
not be assessed for taxation, was taken up as
the order Of the day, read third time, and
passed-ayes 81, noes 40. This bill had oc
upied the chief part of every days session
since Tuesday last.
The Speaker announced the Committee of
Conference, on the part OF the House, TO con-
slider the disagreement between the two Houses
on the bill arranging the counties into Con-
gressional districts. The Committee is as fol-
lows: Messrs. Barbour, Nicolson, kilby,
White of Hanover, Wallace, Goode OF H.,
Goode of b., Luke, Martz, Hubbard, jackson
OF ID ard l., Preston, and Greaver.
Senate bill auihorising the Potomac
Coal Field Railroad Company TO construct,
strengthen, and perfect the works and improve
uents of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and
of the Alexandria Canal, was read the third
time, and rejecied-ayes &C. noes 80.
A message was received from the Senate in
forming the House that the Senate had passed
bill providing for the periodical assessment
OF the lands and lots Of the Commonwealth,
to which they requested the agreement, of the
House.
A bill imposing taxes for the support of the
Government, being the special order of the DAY,
was taken Up and considered until 3 O'Clock,
when, before concluding action on the bill, the
House adjourned 10 Monday 10 o'clock.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.


The Mail of Saturday has leader advoca-
ting the cause of education. 1t also has an
article upon the James River and kanawha
Company, s representing its management as be
ing trumphantly indicated by the investiga-
ton into its affairs by the committee OF the
House of Delegates. The chief embarrass.
ment of the Company is from the Common
wsalth's putting in the works of the old ] ames
River Company as a part Of her subscription,
and the large annuity ii has 10 pay that cid
concern. The Mail believes the James River
and Kanawha Canal will yet vindicate itself
as the best and most profitable of all the pub
Tic improvements of Virginia.
The Enquirer appeals to the Democratic
party TO harmonise and exert themselves. In
regard TO Colonel LMcMullen's card, it thinks
there has never been any design to do injus.
tice TO those districts which are the stronghold
Of the Democratic party. The Enquirer pub.
fishes letter from the President of the Vir-
ginia Bank to Mr.. Tomlin, saying that there
is no money of the U. S. Government on de-
posite in that Bank TO which Virginia is emit
tied as her share of the land fund, the Go.
vernment having Withdrawn all its funds out
of the Bank when the Sub Treasury was es-
tablshed. 1t had been snid the money was
there. The Enquirer triumphs over the fact.
The Whig comments upon the trials of old
Bullion-thinks he must be a very amiable
man or they would turn all the milk Of human
kindness in his osom into vinegar.
The Times has favorable nc lice of the
Southern Literary Messenger.
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LocAI MATTERS.

FxxsrNArroN or vkN PRLT.-Af the Ci'y n.i,
n. SATURDAY. last. there vas called session OF the
uustings Court, compy,ed Of Justices Bray, Bur
ton Inloes. Glszebrook wingfeld and Puiiiam, to
.x.u;ne stepher vanPelt, white man, charged
with n;ckine the pocte of A. F. Addicks, mer
chant of South Carolina, at the Northern railroad
depot. in this city, on the ed ultimo.
| Mr. Addcks testified that when his pocket was
robbed, he was on bis way from the city Of New
York to bis home in South Carolina Arriving in
Richmond, immediately after getting on. of the
cars and while In the &C! of getting into an omni.
bus or carriage, in company with lady under his
charge, to so to the Southern depot, and while sur.
rounded by crowd of passengers or ether per
| sons, ne felt hand In his pocket Instantly he
| turned round and distinctly saw q pocket book in
the hands OF the prisoner, whom he at once seized
BY the collar, and charged him with having robbed
him OF his pocket book, containing ali the money
he had to take him home. The charge was denied
BY the accused, WHO asked Mr.. A. how much
money was in the pocket book he had lost. He
replied, about $40, when the accused Immediately
drew frcm his pocket number CT gold pieces and
offered to loan Mr.. A. the amount ne had lost He
refused to receive it, stating that he wished to have
nothing to do with him except to place him in the
hands OF an officer CT police. Subsequently, he
eeived from V. P. the amount, in gold, which he
believed he had taken from hin-V. P asking him
at the lime, for his address, stating that he thought
he could also procure his pocket book (containng
papers) and forward it to him Mr.. A. refused to
give him lis address, stating that he wished to have
nothing to do with man whom, he was satisfied,
had stolen his poke. book.
Mr. A. did not see, and could not tel, what dis.
position the prisoner made of the pocket book
which nc saw in the hands of the accused at the
moment OF the robbery. He was much excited ct
toe time.
The statements Of Mr A. were fully cerrc borated
by several witnesses who were present and heard
! the conversation between him spd the accused.
The Court decided that the prisoner should be
sent TO the Circuit Court, which meets in Rich
mond, on the 18th instant tor the trial of criminal
causes: and the witnesses, six n number, were re
cogn!sed in penalty of $500 each, to appear be-
fore that Court. Mr. 2. G. Saett appeared as coun-
SCI for the p.is oner-M. Joseph Msyo for tie COM
monweslth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-04

AssAULTING PEMALE.-Michael Hunt was ar
ra gned ct the Mayors Court Saturday, Alderman
Evaas presiding, charged with rushing unceremo
niously into the house of hrs. Elizabeth Manning
near the intersection OF Cary and 18th streets,
and commencing an indiscrimina:e assault upoI
her and others in the house, using giLnblet g:
one Of his weapons Of attack. Ga this occasion
however, Michael got into the w.oug pew, for Mrs
NJ, turned upon her boring assa:lant, and gave him
sound thrashiag, and then sent tor the police auc
had him taken TO the cage. In default CT Dai tor
his good behaviour, he went 10 jail.
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MICAJAH MAEGUM.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH Ii
o. EAT AGIS IHIpnR1NA AMI Ia

saseSssss;slzess ARTIFICIAL TEETH
kTxa GREAT AND IMPORTANT IN
IMPROVEMENTS undersigned
have purchased the right TO use d..
Aliens Patent Improvement il the mode of insert.
ing artificial teeth, which is one of the greatest and
most important Inventions ever made in this branch
Cf the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the employment of
metal superior to gold in purity, and in the com.
plete union OF all the teeth by slicous compound
which st the time forms the beautiful and
natural looking gum. and filling up all crevlees and
irregularities and and rendering timpossi5le for the
teeth TO become unpleasant TO ,he wearer by tae
accumulation OF particles Of food other substan-
Ces between them. No other mode OF rnounlin g
artificial teeth is comparable to ths in any respect
Persons wearing teeth Gnserted il the ordinary
way, and not giving satisfactory are invited try
this invention, which they do at bat little add
tionel cost.
We shall be pleased TO snow specimens of this
kind ef work, to any per sons who will cal a. our
Office whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYP il MAHONY Dentists,
ONCE, 2U9 Main street.