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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-12
Accident to General Pierce and Fami-


BosToE, Jany. 6. 1853.
A train on the Boston and Maine Railroad was
thrown off the track to-day near Andover. Among
the passengers were General Pierce and lady,and
son ten years DID,. The latter was instantly
killed. The General escaped with strained
back. Mrs. Pierce was severely, though not dan.
gerously wounded.
The car was thrown down an embankment 90
feet, turning somerset on pile of rocks. Car
smashed to atoms. Gen. p was first to extricate
himself His son was instantly crushed to death.
Mrs. Pierce is sound insshmb, though he COM
plains of pain in his back.
CoFcoRD, Jan. z.
The train in which the accident occurred yes
terday, consisted of only one passenger car, which
contained about 10 persons, including men, VIC
men and children.
After the accident Gen. Pierce complained of
pain in the back from the brusies he had receiv-
ed.
His wife, it is feared, is more seriously injured.
She was taken to an adjoining house and properly
cared fer.
Wnen the CruSned DOuy OIHe sun was placeo
before her, her agonies were of the most frantic
description. She attempted Immediately after
the accident to seize the body, but was prevented
by passenger Had she done SO, she Would
have inevitably shared the same fate of the boy.
At the time of the accident, Mr.. Pierce was en-
gagged in conversation with Mr. Young, of New
Mills, at Lawrence.
| Prof. Packard, relative of Gen. Pierce in
company with his wife and son, were also in the
car and the whole party occupied the seats in the
forward part of the car.
The car was broken in the middle, and the pas
sengers were all thrown in heap, one over the
other.
Mr.. Pierce lay upon the floor with his skull
horribly fractured. His cap which he wore, had
fallen off, and was filled with his blood and brains.
Gen. Pierce acted with wonderful coolness.
Notwithstanding the heart-rending spectacle,while
his wife was almost frantic.
Those who were present at the scene, say that
the escape of fhe President elect and many of
the passengers from instant death, was truly mi
raculous. -.
The House of Representatives of this State
has refused to adopt the resolution, charging Judge
Butler with bribery.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-12
THle United Ttates Mint.

The following statement, derived from reliable
date, shows the gold deposits at the United States
Mint in Philadelphia, and the exports of specie
from New York, during the years 1851 and 1852:
1851. 1853
Gold Deposits at Philadelphia Mint 47,9294o5 5O59es5
Exports of specie at New York 43,743,2G9 24O96 a55
Excess in the country $3,176,l96 25g63O4O
Add excess of 1851 3176196
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

the week previous they smouated TO 2b5, being de
crease of Il in favor OF the past week
Aunan named William Bales, IN omnibus driver. VAS
arrested in Penn District yesterday charged With arssn
He IVES committed TO snsver
Tomorrow morning a regatta Is 10 take place between
a NUM- Der of sail boats for handsome suit OF aags to De
presented by Peter DOYLE 10 the winning boat lie
names Of the boats already entered are the Ben sharp
Shfer Sneak Scrub Frolc yiola. Port Boy and seve-
raj Others whose names ne did noe learn Much sport
is anticipated IS the bosts are well matched They S
sail around the buoy just above Blngsport and oacA 70
Reed wharf The boats start from the foot OF Reed
ST. wharf Southwark.
On Friday evening difficulty took place between Two
boys employ ed az the confectionery establishment oil hr
Uran Markets. below Twelfth. A quarrel arose
about crystasng sugar. sud While enc stopping
the kettle the other took UP axe and struck tue
first violent blow in the side breaking two OF his ribs
The injured boy was conveyed home. Yesterday mora
ing AID Thompson committed the sggresSor for a fur
Their hearing The nsme Of the hoy injured is Henry
Potts, and the aggressor Is named VIM Mckl Another
hearing Of the to have taken place Yesterday
morning. but Potts condition seeming TO De much worse
Il was postponed
Commodore Stewart (Old Ironsides) assumed the du.
ties OF his post YESTERDAY COmmandant OF the Phlls
delphis Navy Yard.
On Friday night, man named Hewett, employed as
brakeman on the Reading Railroad was badly injured
by being caught between two coal ears az SchuyiSi
Haven. lie brought 20 his residence IN Richmond,
yesterday morning from whence he was shortly after
ward removed 70 the Hospital in dying condition
Yesterday morning, Young man employed IN Messrs
Room & Blacks pumpmakipg establishment, in William
street Richmond District. had his foot nearly cut of
with an sdze. The same person met with a somewhat
similar accident some months ago.
TIE weather to-day is cloudy and cool. with every
ofr hafor nrChr
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CITY LETTER.CARRYNG.
Equity.

II u. Ezior # TAsx T. rSlSSa>
SrK: The present Tin Box system is crying evil.
beside being expensive The public have no confidence
in il. Tie keepers of them are as ignorant As mules
about the postage of letters any postal lnornson
ub,teyer What is the use Of conendng ior reform
in the mode OF delivering letters an efficient plan nos
devised for transmitting tsem AS matters stand pres
sn amounts to An Amost total prohibition OF wrhas 20
,hs moor man He bss no confidence in the I'm box.
ara cannot rd 70 ak three miles TO tos Cify
Post Office, consequently he rarely writes
Ivss yeSrs sorter and letter carrier IN the oeaein
Post Office in London and thoroughly acquainted WIN
the DETAILS copr ected with thai department thousn al
vsnsgeous enlghien the people here on Brnsn fost-
Office alters can send you article detailing the way
things are conducted there The LONDON Post once *
present conducted is shout perfect Some SIX or seven
wears sso great abuses existed ou, these though otcksd
up by official influence, made 10 disappear oy tns
force Of pubiopnion through the press Letters when
Al that tine vere delivered in London until II And
are now delivered by O'Clock every morning. ..
Ism hard working and have not great deal ot
time spare. Vet AN snNous 20 l-ad hand IN helping
forth the great work Of Post Office Reform
Send fAcwrte short and don't write on ou' one
side of -FOUR paper Writing Goth sides OF your pSper 10
Al Editor proves that although you advocate reform IN
others, you are not thoroughly reformed yourself.
Other correspondents will please take this hint "a
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specified in worthy adherence and several have express
ed 10 determination 10 resist It's invasive mAnnes
tons by AL the forces which right Reason may suggest
The discriminating reader viii bore ssk Why ve did nes
retain ground the organ Of this uppermost party
hunting IbeTtinsm 10 its sorry den Tbs 10 thu
query hold in reserve. for the reason other
that we cannot publish al Suffice Il 10 say
that VS. here alude q pcrpaal eii0a sot % b
edt al our miserfrnss Moters F.s asd everyrArs
esS Yours frgly II. ". D."
LS~cl Nus Friday, July y iss
The last aluson is understood to be to the loss 81
lis wife, whose separation from him. it vii be under.
stood he attributes TO the Influences Of this City Of
EQUITY"
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sssaI 6oncss.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate of the
County Of NswIos Notice hereby SVEN 70 Al person. hsyias
ehsn deceased he win voues thereof tae
OF before he sr dsy Of Febusry Du,e SewYOrt the s
'I a. i.w VIA hARGkREf MsaAs Aaasis:r.,r1
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF The
County AG < SIPs S, s s S to P or hss
secess 4 to present the
Al No s st9 .vss1 o. y .s9s street N ta- ny q 5.
VIZ i.vSu'T1 SARAH 4 WYCKOFF, EiF''
INPURsUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
Gs1o 81 FSf sf,sy Ss s Of 9o 9.
eesd present. tLs with vouchers tcTsf 70 Chars
warG 10 iePses foot Of paAnss the City OF NesYors
S: 's @ Day fAP iS 5AI EEr gyGaaN Esse'fE ,
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Jesse c. Smith
Il ,.s' {. % Co., s. Ma. S,6s sf; s SOS la'
c. d.es as re- ~ ss -ss5s ne an - -
to-, BIZ, a., % F,e.s.ya s q, -. b., s a.,
'; - t,s sl5s5E ffsSiIeaEr SE'-S-'''
fNlUhsUANCL OF an order OF the Surrogate Of NeE.
-, 'I c Ss ies iss,s ss ,ss s l1 ss SD
e .a1e- a, - .sa.e q o., sAa Coz y :. Coon
n ~ s' 80 JANIS REYNOLDS Frseq,o,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate the
coz, Ss ~ 30. e.. s s-' ' ~ i 1 p, - 2,
o., q ,r' ae-Ie4 S'- i''s 'Ae ,vrs RrY S5 D., r,..
STATF Of NEW YORK-SUPREME COURT
- WARN " srANElTLD PHILIP r. WfNlW0RrH aad
CFCFGE I. RICE Jr pnut4ls at GEORGE B. FOOlE aad
L FOOLE. dstrd.rfs. T. fhe above laulec iccl
sr. You re heIeby summoned al rrilled - answer re
cen s.st which hrl the ct-- Of t,e
Crfs the tuy sns Couny Of Ne~ioS al te ti'y Hli
= 80 Cny Of Ns Ok A "a o. ie,,s . COY - n -
CITY newton No Brpadsy within DAYS after ~
usge OF the slch
sG ycu l TIE sd ,ca7u; within q tins ai3res
he plaintiffs vii TAKE judgment against for he
OF hurdrsd eo ane Nth
she csy N-fch th5saDc esh aandt
afs-th-te .ls lSal
hec r the Gee o. ~ Click -tr rnh tiv OF July D s3
ptisd lrvt ISIS GRO. lREL4SD. "a, Fantf'' A'---
a. iawdufr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

~ NUk AIN W 'Itcs
- sne ke~Roehs Glen coys Oyer Bay Loyd Dock Cod
st slip dsiy tagndsJ s,eeP-i y r sstss Doek wss
keWRorhels Hsnngtn, Oyster Bsy ADD Mcp3yL
"wednesday. d srdsss Cor Cod SorDs On Tuesdays Thutss
sDd esoros,. EoTthp0ft, returning d n
Steamer CROTOS dss Sundays and he a Thur
Day. excepted sI lesv- f9top Ius.l Zip 81 u AN for Who
snd Gin Cove, Pa for Wiiteso Glen Cove, g.
Won sDd n, morning at sAM Pe.surs sss
on ua>fera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Mordsy August g. 1853
youDg man named Joseph Ludlsn arrested last
night On the charge Of .tabbing colored named
David Pasby. Pssby Standing at Seventh and !-Jm-
bafdst. lat night al ~ O'clock Ehen II i. alleged the
accused came ~. AID = h0a prOyOcta0n Dhlof-d two
cuts on the negro Tns fret Inflicted bu, slgn, u'y
but tie .scoud csus-d very Ash IN the - breast
Lao an was pursuec AID arrested H. his ulOruny
taken before Aid Armsro and committed 10 default VI
81 bail The injured taken 70 the Dis9ensAry
II Flnh Fl, where bis IND Was dressed.
-Four beautiful fzwEs have been Introduced into Logan
square, IN this city
he weather y e1ceseipgly VAIN today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
QrpfesElunal NuIlrrp.

A CARD.-The Bsron, DR. SPOLASCO, A B.. A NJ.
~ Professor q MdcBs and Sgrsr,. COo.u.tns Physcs
sgIgeoo lou Loodanj u European fame daily suA
re every peu
rrevou,y without The sifsst hope Of ir te ths
Consulting No <O5 PnDoes Il HcDoos.
AedsDos dss from ~ " and the evening from
ITO 10 Jclooi Strictly s,crs; and confidential.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENT OFFICE.
N GREAT BRITAIN the ASS the been
much roucd Cayea oppcn have been abohed except
Cree. AID Pr. Proetonr for month %
al applicants irefsey dsnsud Before The q ths
the Patent be Completed OppCoas be entered oecs
Application Hhsn Of "ntenton proceed
ghe Peut e1frc 20 tree fourteen 90 payment u
tie OOsernneut Taxai each o. those per.)6a
FRANCE BELGIUM snd HOLLASO-Patsnts are granted 'or
I've sccor6ins tbe dsusnd formerly
AUSTRIA desirable country Tor patent property under ina
laws - lately uod1so.
Furope oOrespcIdeDce with Tia Ocs important
sfcIdsd Paien;eG otherwise 1abe
ard oer ~ documents relating 70 PstDtS translated
Full Information tbs sllees be obtained
Of JPPlRssON Nos walst
SNHARI rs EHMAN, Mechanical Engineer aud De-
~ ng1e No 80 ChatEst Chatham Bank Bdng) New Yort
Specifications sde for steam Eaznes,
Punpa Psse Tools Patent Dsawings sectional ard
pecve Working Plans for Inveuons and Mde kc,
cutsd With rsstness eId dispatch
SYLVFSIER LAY COMMISSIONER Of DEEDS
~ NEWYOnK-Apponted and authorized Dep rtons
DEEDS n he us-d recorded IN the follow
i'm Ohio yvsna Name view
Corneccut msssehusetfs Rhode Island Mary and VIZ
mia south Carolina Ceorgia Alabama Mississippi Flordi Lon,
Missouri Kentucky Tennessee mctigsu Ind ans Illinois VIA
&c. No. IS Wslst, New fcrt
Oflce bcuTs from A N TIL ) i. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
cersspsnssnee Of he n. Y. Tnbane.

IHILADLLPHIA, Alglsf I III
During the month Of Apri May and June, lS53 there
were 25 deaths in the City aud Liberties Of PniladeL
pts which Is falling OF of IL per cent from the az
greeate OF the same period OF last year. The stubborn
we're $50: deaths from external causes. =; old age
- and unknown. 46-lesviEg 1875 deaths from knOSL
diseases The deaths under year Of age, exclusive
Of stilbOrn amount 20 49, nearly one fourth those
under i've years 9l5 or about haftbe number OF dearhs
from known diseases The deaths among males 49,
females lC7- Estimating the population az about
4l5000, the aggregate deaths II me quarter vii give
death. nr dsv during Ire quarter This is unusual
" favorable report for this season Ct the year The
ro,sl number Of eaths II he city, last week. vas IF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

DFArEs Doses srepored that here are seventeen
porous nov under sentence Of dssih the states o. Nes
York Pennsylvania and Georyis and al aoomea 70 %
strAngied within TIE nett six weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
Ddter Lure.

4 REPORT Of Two Hundred Interesting Cases
"a treated with Water, BY EDWARD FELLEBER MD. Rs1-
dent Physician Of Orange Mountain Water Cure lnsuon will
ehsge applicant ncosng postp1f
order L. s. stamp AedfesC SELLERS BROTHER
South Orange VfOr the named Institution
tate Essex Railway, foot Of Csurtsndt al y NJ
o. tnd6Ph
nK CHARLES MUNDEs WATER CURE ES-
TABIlsHMENT at Florence Northampton Mass, been
sreaty enlarged improved. There for 10 patients
The location country around Pheasant and heathy
superior quanfy and the Doctor Shose
Hyorops'hy been all Europe for the last twenty
yearp schoo eIsng Terms
SiO per Circulars, to BE- had WESTERMAH Co.'S
Bookstore, No 80 Broadway, New-vork
hR sHEW, of New York earliest American Prac-
~ n.T Cure and author Of various works tn Sab
iect durbE
with D. CAMPBELL At L.DsDon SPIN Columbia Co, Y.
n H. TAYLOR, NJ. d., No 2 llthst., cor. 4th-av.,
~ the WaerCue ssd Physiological treatment Of dc
in IT. domestic Application Also Office eonsuianeo
uYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE NSllrUTE,
No Laght-s the personal direction Of TRAIL,
D. ProVueor Dr. HOsFORD Assistant IN the Female Depart
uert Dr. g. TAYLOR will door practice gene
rally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

The & Of men and money 10 the nation has been near
y 200 men killed and Sounded-And nearly three millions
ii pounds sterling.
Il Arsgo says thunder and lightning Is most dangerous
II, cold weather These results shoN the ships
month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
NEWBORN and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD

IN New SUMMER ARRAHGEMENT.-Juiy IS, SIS
md n 81 ~ md SiSPM ThsIPM nan i, Tsprs'.ed 70
orssuwch EKTacss stsA NJ. Sand 5 2 " ras y. trsu
I'D n1dssSof; he r NJ a Nos@sik spi RndssPolt
lbA H. Is P ~ Tor Nor~a aaa 80 Aod 40 P NJ for
Fost Chester 80.
~ ard SP ~ The III stps ~itoa soe Air,,ien
BcitD sad Nidceo~n, Hartford AMI Springfield TIE q "a a.
For Cospssut River aa6 Vermont RasAsEKqress sA.
81 WI Co. Noul.aus Ant Moairoal.
s.s 'ASi q sr5sfN '''''
for CsoN Bs rosa-AtS stdliso Aee9mmoisnon to New
20 NsvH.sa New Ir3,o RaTro.d-AtsA NJ to NoiWeh
s'Snht''u - .veeoce snd H. O. New lndo1oo., .
- De1aS Noreal R.To>i- Accumulation a. Ana SIS
fssiNs TO NV NSsS Fro Hew.Iiav,n-A. ocrauo6,ia =
nv, Nors16 l18 Fcr ca..~-s , s' a o. -o IN r.,
ho Nrwal A. atos ana "a ~ n il Por, h,se r a.
s. isr.s b q advertisement At IN, ssaao. Ha.e. I'D
HO,eis Se~-ttassn JAY ls'A SEQ " dlSrLs X u sup
pUFFAlO and NETWORK CITY RAuLROADvk
ID ssvyass saa Pie Rsroai 70 rOgSsLfSIItiy tse,ss
$3.50 FxSSF>s r.,s 81, =, o-aaes. - olio.s
chance Or oaSgsg N ame os steamers Llte
80 P s'S rs,rS~Asns. 81 Bsasl5ste,2AM
rckcis A. No Couf-iluat-st az 70 t.et q y .ae-st
VIC CAlLN.rsa. AGENT 30 Couri-ad-st.
uUDSON RlNER RAILROAD. -Sumuef -niuFs
Es-T,ss sa saw thsoush hou. with filrs
reselos Befao " ho1i5ea at oeocs and ga a. Is
a. rang A. N Through WAY rs.us = " 80 aOP u
lkKfrsss Irsn p. NJ Acoorinlo.eror Tar TT y
Foi fo,stsega Nsr PASSENGER Trss, H. sni ioPN.
hou li.rssl sEd ~. Freight snt P-s'eas'f f'Aiu % Il
For Ie,l.Al asleAM.SP sBdsPM
Tho faror1, fefA nd "oughFcPse rsis s'or a al sns
Ssses ssrs ,ass easn. caas oas.segs s.a ai 's's
srkphY TsAiNS hcr Cana st a. 81 n fer Pouaf eefse
EDMCND FRENCH, slfsi.rtsniesS
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TOR ALBANY-Fare $l-Intermediate places, 81
IL is-The and elegant steamer FRANCIS ShIDf s
Robinson " kRH JkNIN9
tundsys excepted ara ar Thu.dsy June 80 1913 O'Clock
J. MCCULLOUGH, Jr.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70 FHiLA

n
~ DELPHIA-From Pier No North River foot Of Bast-y
Two Line. daily A. and w. Acc mnOdsuon lne e
by usnnbos, TRENTON % south Annoy thence ~ cas o
Rordenfoy stesn r. STOCKTON 20 Phi adephs Fare
A. TTp,ss. Line At p BY steamboat JOHN POTTER TO
Amboy Camden Through A bout krs
Is. Returning esve Philsdephis At 10 A. VI and JPN
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CCHOOLEYls MOUNTAIN, Viz CeatraI RaIload Of

- New-J-Tsey and NFwaP0n 0nly TO na by JOG 0'e .
nod road On ser july twice daily at II aid Z
by RID JACKET, froo Pier No Eob 3y'l b@aos
bv Central SeTisuptOD through a. ~ Through
b "a bours tickets sgp5 HOPES Express Office, No "a
Broadye, board The boat HOPES Express ouneo
with ls Linz
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lob
DIR. Langley's
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.

Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
ONLY 25 cents for Pint Bottle, and 81 IL
" cents for Quart Bottle, Of the Peoples
Medicine. DR.. Langley's Sarsaparilla, yell
low Dock, Wild Cherry, Prickly Ash, Dan
delions, Thoroughwort and Rhubarb, Root
and Herb Bitters, decidedly the Greatest
Medicine in the World for the least money.
They cure and eradicate from the system
liver complaint, (that main wheel Of so
many diseases,) jaundice, bile, dyspepsia.
costiveness, humors Of the blood and skin,
Indigestion, nervous headache, piles, general
debility, and the host of kindred diseases
arising from disordered stomach, or bad
HUNGRY blood. On the approach Of warm
weather, most persons are troubled with
langor, drowsiness, and general lassitude Of
the system; this, if neglected, leads to jaun-
dice, loss of appetite, indigestion, debility
and decline. Langley's Bitters are just the
thing to obviate all difficulties OF the kind
they regulate the bowels, stimulate the cir
culation, purify the blood, and by a constant
use keep off diseases so common in spring
and summer.
Wholesale Depot, at o. Union street, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Sold in Westerly, by Edward w Bnbcock
and Stllman & Potter at the Post Office,
Stonington, and in all the villages f. p
Mason x Co., j. Balch 4 Son, wholesale
agents, Providence. ll3is4m
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BILE vouchers, and is q plain and simple
statement Of what happened to the author
while in bondage to southern masters.
While we concede to the south all privileges
in respect to slavery which are guaranteed
TO them by the Constitution, we are free to
reak of its evils and when particular in
stances ofinhuman treatment Of slaves come
to our notice we shall remark upon them as
we please 1t is we'll told story, full OF
interest, and may be said to be the reality
of - life among the owly."-Buf. Com..4do
Let it be readily all those good easy souls
who think slavery is, on the whole, good
thing. Let it be read by all who think that
although slavery is politically and econo-
mically a bad thing, it is not very bad for
slaves. Let it be read by those Nj. C.'s and
and supporters who are always ready to give
their votes in aid of slavery and the slave
trade with all the kidnapping inseparable
from it, Let it be read, too, by our south
ern friends. who pity with so much Christ
ian sensibility, the wretched condition of
the free negroes at the north. and rejoice Mt
the enviable candition of their own slaves.
~. Y. Independent.
Published by
DERBY & MILLER. Auburn, N. Y.
DERBY ,ORTON & MULLIGAN Buffalo
- Copies sent by mail (post paid on the
receipt of the price
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DR.. G. ii. Perine, Dentist,
No. 10, Main Street,
NEW MOON, CONN,

INFORMS his friends, Of Westerly and vi
l. cnity, that he still continues to practice
in all the various branches of his profession,
viz: EXTRACTING, CLEANING. PLUG
GING AND EGULATING THE NATU-
RAJ TEETH. Also, inserting the finest
ARTIFICIAL TEETH AND BLOCKS, his
Own Manufacture, from one to an
entire sett, in the most approved style and
finish and CHEAPER THAN THE SAME
STYLE OF WORK CAN BE OBTAINED
ELSEWHERE IN THE STATE.
Every operation necessary to the health,
beauty and durability Of the NATURAL
TEETH performed with the greatest care
and according to the modern practice. The
attention of persons in want of double sets
of TEETH is invited to his much improved
method of nsertion-warranted in every
case, where the gums are in suitable state,
to be worn with ease, to present a natural
appearance and to answer the purpose of
masticatiop, which very essentially contrib
utes to the health and comfort Of those who
are deprived of the natural organs.
All operations warranted, and no charge
will be made for examination and advice.
References may be had to persons wearing
teeth of his manufacture.
Esy- DR.. p. will administer chloroform to
all wishing teeth extracted without pain.
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