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Low Fare from Lynchbargto Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!
Pure Old Mountain Rye WhiSkey.

M have On mud and for sale u lice arii e pure
w mountain Rye Whishey, the best M dor 1T. ever
offered nihis mar,et LEE s. JOHNSON.
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LVOR THE LADlES.-Beautul French Let
L Ter PEPPER, Plain and Gilt Tinted Note PAPER, a
new article Tinted VISITING CARDS and Envelopes,
do. do. Double enameled Visiting Gard, variety Mourn
ing Note Paper and Envelopes.
ALSO,
Wedding or Bridal Stationery consisting of Paper,
Envelope, Waters Cards. &C., &c. Just received at
nov lots MORSES.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
MUSIC SALOON.
Fall and Winter Goods.
AT HE
n SHOE n HAT TEMPORAL VI, +
MAIN sTNItT, iYNtHBlbd "a -
-Four Doors ADORE the Market House,

T OHT DODT5 uOOUt IHt 4HuThtF TTUH't'I
The undcr,iene would respectfully invite the attention
their riend- and tie pubic generally 10 their ne"
stock ut tAI. and WINTER GOObS consisting 81
Boots Shoes. Hats mud Cop. trunks, Eaiise., Carpet
Bags, Schoo Nnchel-, &c Trent Boots al their own
nanuloc tur,, and thu oi MiI,sN Sons, ao J. Miles
4 SIN double waterproof Bouts. super or article
l.ndie. 10Th anil hid Caters. 3uska Bootce-, Whole
Boot. Sc Mi,sc.' aud CbIdreas' Shoe- Of all Kinds
nffd sizes; Boy Boot. and Shoe, servant. shoes-a
superior a,tcIe Gents hne Moeskin Hut-, Nebraska
Know Nothing Young Aiperiel. Wtfe II Wake and
Slouele. ot different kinds Also II variety men :
and boy. Cans chidlen-' Cap. ard Tlnban.. In few
days viii eve Eastern Goods. comprising
men. aud boy Coarse Boots, Shoe, ke, and then
Gun any with scty thai stock viii be complete
an, offered IL this maIke--Nbieb We viii sell chcnp
a. nuybudy IN the state. All ask Is IA call, aud SEQ
for yan.cL FRETNELI& HALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
WHEAT.

T wish TO buy all the good WHEAT | can get, for n
Il Richmond Mill ani will pay the highest ma ket
price for it, respectfully request my friends and the
public generally to give a call before selling
VIM MILLER,
sug3l-ds On Basin,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
SOUTEssIDE As.ELIlOAD,

f-.;- en- NTr -E..s.7 W are low raady TO receive
80 - - trc,stts Tor the Sanlh.de Rail
road al \, ~. T. AndeIson's Commission House the
Bo,n ANY person wishing TO &c the rates c freight
can obtain reg li,t by calling on ne.
Is, order OF the SUIT
sep Bat, ALFRED ". HN'kNHH' az l.
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BILLIARD & OGDlN
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission



Merchants,
nfFER FOR SALE
~ 10 hhds o & Il Sugar
SO bbls coffee and clarified Sugar
40 boxes and bbs loaf, and crushed and pulver,
lied Sugar
100 bags Rio and La.uira C Office
10 bags Old Java
10 hhds Cuba and Mopsse,
900 sides Sole Leather
5000 BIS Bacon
200 kegs Nails-assored
so boxes Adamantine Candle.
20 do Hull & Sons
90 do Tailow
300 bales Cotton
Iron; Cast Shear and Blistered Steel
500 psir Blankets, from common TO superior quality:
full cloths; brown aud bleached Domestic; Inseys Kir
seys; Calicoes; Boots, Shoes Hats Caps Cedar Cans
and Buckets, common and fine; Spades, Shovals HAY
Forks and many other articlestoo numerous to men.
ton. All ask is cal! to guarantee satisfaction IA.
we intend selling unusually low for cash. and the usua
time prompt customers extended.
DILLARD e. OGDEN
oct 10 3m Opposite Farmers Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
piaintt The Jerdict has gone forth 4Hddnit
that champions 1incture" has no Superior : !
Severe Case of Rheumatism

SccrrsyILLr, A.bem,pe Co.. VI.
Ma ch 4th, 1888
Messrs Mortimer 81 MouJr0y:- entlemeu-llaving
been afflicted with rheumatism Tor some time IN its
worst forns aud being nbe obtain relief from
ohec medic ncs. | induced to II, "Llamptons Veg
eable Tincture.' lew bottles OF which. am happy To
say have nude perfect cure.
Atthe time | commenced using the fincturc ! was
scarcely able walk. | and have been tot
weeks, entirely free from MI pam.
Yours most truly n. L. MAY.
THEtEMAIE SY STEM.
Liver Complaint Debility
Exnsct from james Harris, ESQ. Leue-. Alexandria,
Va--Alter speaking of wonderful cures himself he
says: Mrs II has been suffering with the liver com.
plant and with inability. constantly complaining. from
weakness, through her whole syNtem. She enjoy.
better health than tor tny years, being entirely
ed by the of Hamp'ons regctotte Tiactprc"
Diseased Side Breast Eyes-Exrrart from u
Letter from j. Grimes ESQ.,, Louon county va My
wife has been for yeats afflicted with great wce
pain in the breast side and back; Iapitation + tho
heart eebenes ofthc stem; loss or appetite
other weak. am pleased 10 say, Hampton 5
TtRcfurc has restored terto perfect health Her eyes
good now as ever they were
~ Call and get phamphlcts
Sold by J. II. SEAY. x co, Lynctlere; Sewers
Scottsville; A j. BROWN, Charlotte, lie, and by all
Druggists throughout theState. oar "a dtcly
Lime, Lime, Lime.
I HAVE always on hand. good slri,ly Of Mountain
J. ard Thomaston Lime which will sell us low a. sn,
one in the market Give me atrial.
iuy3I WM AMlIEh, ar Basin.
LNOK SALE ON CONslGN MENT--
Il 10, 900 lbs Cotton Yarn,-Just received ind for
aisle consignment by
nov I5.ts Nice )RKLE a. JONES.
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CONCERN.

EN GONCEkN.-lhe subscribers socIa-
ted themselves together on the inst instant. orrhe
&c ssssG@Ar. pulposeot conducting the manufacture
h $40 .ee1xa2l OF CABINET WARE, al hc old amt
"~f trcH kHorn Siand Of ). Duruid, un
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01

VIII YOU Read the Truth ?


4 Medicine must hnvc mrrt aud grcat merit,to stand
n the test public opinion. No nrt ot mnn car
eaiyan>e worthless article 81 as tokeep up good
medrine Al II be not rrhly 80.
A good mciicise# will i've, be ome pupuar. and *
ten it, snrs ycnr utter ycaf in site of opposition
The people readily hnI ouf il virtues aud The fame al
tHrn pns.,. troc mouth Ia mouth with mnrn Rapidly
ihnn uas srbper- eaa -prrnd living witness trsl
5iug to ae cue IA medicine has nude for him i, Of ii
more service d an any newspaper adseui-tns.
In prou at hat say nhove w refer YOU Ia
HAMPTON'S NEGEIRLE 1lNGTtRF, and it,. Il
frct. r.. ptaisc j. m the months ei muIr,tude- lIe
bcsi men in cauutty eve Their testimony to IL
wonderful cure. Auons them narn- Hon. II.
CIny, Hon. Rich N John au, Vice President Of the
ruitcd Sfat,,. With buuir,d.ot oher. Capt. Ihomi-
canot-brorhcr tn tbr ,eielratei plys,s,ae of tie
Emperor OF Fu,nee--vn. calri boy il of Ii.rn.e al
yea.. ihselor II" 81 iol al, tie Doctors al
Europe and Amerf,n had la,.i torafr.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.holhrr ORGANIZATIONS Tine INBE
one OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
7hc Rich, The Poor, erery ,chere, bear he same
Testimony.
a.. .54rt .tf Ia, lt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
GiIEESE. CHEESE

Y Iar-e stock of Eoeli>h Dnry Pine Appe and Re-
tang Cheese, all Of which rHfsH diect frurr the
manufacturers in t North. Cal aud supply Yourselves
noy SITS SAUNDERS \ IRBI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
ALARGE ND ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT OF JEWELLERY

fs AIIRGE AND ELEGANT
"A ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY
49, FIR SALE.
Nh JOSEPH S THURMAN agent fot the und !
.ispod vii sell low TOR Ca.b the assonmcnt Of IEb
EIRY conveyed m ~ Trustee for John +. Wright il.
Person. wanting Jeweiry will give Inn call Mt his
JtNrlcr's Store. on Main street.
~ Gtea, Raygpins en- be had al
So, Is dts ED. d. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Republican 60 Y.
UTNCGRRENT money bnugh and .oId al tlIP bes
rate. by PETERS, SrENCE& co.
mug l7-lt.
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM rad iorol
| ana rev StLV b. 'EfERS,SPENCE co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
raANO, GlIANO.

EGANO, GUANO.--ln consequence of the re
VI ducton made b, the Peruvian Agent in the prize
Of Guann we will close cut stock fJ3 per 1000
his CASH. Those in want will please call spnn NJ
our quantity : snml. ". T. ANDERSON co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01

GSTTO ilAND-ut our lmpoltatinu-l few Of
~ Wesley Richards Double Ba1el GUNS,
wortbitum Sl2j to 500 each
very large Ion OF single md double ,rrc guns from
athnr factories, worth Lom $50 To &l00 each
Very superior Percussion Gap., Felt Walking. Pow
der Fiasks, Shr, Pouches ard Belts. Gamc Bags, &c
Dc, for sale cheap.
Call AMI examine beloro parcha-iar elsewhere.
SIP - GREGORY ~ RDIAIL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01

d AAn IN BONDS Oh VIRGINIA x TEN.
Do,Vefsp NENSEE RAIL ROAD CO, first
m.riens' inter, st payable n New York.
mug Its PETERS. SPENCE : co.
I'iE highest price paid Exchange the Ia torn
l riric,, by PETERS, SILENCE X %.
sur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01

WANTED 30 EieasE-Ioo N,erocs 10
w WORK on the u. ~ Tenn. Rail Road, at laying
uast--tor Wi ch bern prices Viii b.. paid. Arpy Ia
/. DENAEAD
orA. =. NJ 1ntgomefy, Agent,
dc % dts Lyuchbutg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01

RolI In f1ov m tcluatalr lrrfn N y. enI0rsel
b, Po.tma.r,r Z. T. ruuiet:
.r.ts Il.t,.t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01

BURNING FLUID,
~ USr received and tor ,ulc at
!. Ii. THOMPSON & cos
oct Its New Drug Sore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
JOHN T#nANIS 4 co

~ TI-II. IOIN 7 DAVIS \ GO
Y 0TIGE.-TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Rnn
AWAY from the Nn4inia y Tennessee iuiIroad De
Pa. AT lyorhturE nbaut rVomorth. ,inr" Aexnndcr,
naIoto man, bel reus To Mr.. \. Tomphaus,
L,nrhbug Any Information concerning said negro
VII be thaahfallS received
JNO r. Ill GILES, u. At.
~ I.hL Ill.r " \ Ir.u- 4 Z On
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4 BEERS. Pranrietor..

no TO, Mann s., KlcNmOnd w.
And for sale by J. II Seay d Lyman, !, II
Thompson & Co, Lynchbulg, Va. and by dealers in
Medicines everywhere scp5ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-01
HOUSE & Lot FOR RENT,

I COMING 49, Madam Rachel Is coming. Christmas
y is coming, good time. it's t be hoped is COM
ing, and az Other lot at those | kEMlUM TALrA
DRESS OVER COATS has already como, aud they are
rapidly gong of at the Buzuar.
nnN 81. BLRROlGHS SNAFER 4 co.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-08

either against our fllibusters, or against our
government. The French fleet, now in the
West Indies, is conveniently stationed for
the same purpose. AS to England, she has
probably declined the assumption of the
obligation to protect Cuba, at the hazard of
war with the United States, at this time,
and therefore Spain has refused to furnish a
contingency of 10000 men, for the occupa-
ton and defence of Greece. But. the failure
of the tripartite arrangement for the guaran-
tyto Spain of her dominion over Cuba, oc-
casioned by the temporary reluctance of
England to go to war with the United States,
tends to encourage the Emperor in his de-
signs for the ultimate annexation of Spain
and her colonies to his empire.
The time has hardlycome in which it could
be expected that Louis Napoleon would de-
clare his purpose to protect Cuba, but he has
hlnted his intention, as is generally believed,
to certain persons, and among them Senior
Cueto, the present Minister from Spain to
the United States, who recently had an in
terview with him, while in Paris, on his way
to this country. The advices on this subject
which we have through the London Times,
and other sources, are but incidents in sup
port OF the opinion that the Emperor CON
templates a war with the United States for
the protection of Cuba, at any moment
when the United States may attempt to seize
upon the Island. The Washington Union of
yesterday refers to the fact that the declara-
ton said to have been made by the Emperor,
was addressed to foreign diplomatic
agent, then on his way to distant mission
and remarks that there are circumstances
pointing with much force to the " "diplo-
matte agent referred to-that is, the Spanish
Minister himself-whose recent intercourse
with the Secretary of State, has probably
shown that Spain is not in the mood to
comply with the present demands of our
Government, or to yield to our wishes. at
any time, for the acquisition of Cuba.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-08
Cures for FTydrOphObia,

The first of the annexed prescriptions is
by NJ. Cossar, French physician, and is
said to be the cure for the bite of a mad
dog
Take two table-spoonfuls of fresh chloride
of lime in powder-mix it with half pint
of water, and with this keep the wound
constantly bathed, and frequently renewed.
The chloride gas possesses the power of de-
composing this tremendous poison, and ren-
ders mild and harmless that venom against
whose resistless attack the artillery of medi-
cal science, has been so long directed in
vain.
1t is necessary to add that this wash
should be applied as soon as possible after
the inf1iction of the bite. The following
are the results Of this treatment:
From 1910 to 1924, the number of persons
admitted into the Breslau hospital was 1874 :;
into the hospital at Zurich, 233 persons bit
ten by different animals, 182 by dogs,) of
whom only four died.
A writer in the National Intelligencer,
says that the spirit of hartshorn is a certain
remedy for the bite of mad dog.
The wounds he adds, should be constant
ly bathed with it, and three or four doses di-
luted taken inwardly, during the day.
LIE ndrlSnorn decOmpoSeS chemically the
virus insinuated into the wound, and imme-
diately alters and destroys its deleterious-
ness. The writer, who resided in Brazil for
some time, first tried it for the bite of q
scorpion, and found that it removed pain
and inflammation instantly. Subsequently he
tried it for the bite of the rattlesnake, with
similar success. At the suggestion of the
writer, an old friend and physician of Eng
land tried it in cases of hydrophobia and
always with success.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-08

A CALIFORNIA GARDEN.-A gentleman bv
the name of Wolfskill has at Los Angeles.
on the Pacific shore, about fifty acres of
land devoted exclusively to the raising of
fruit Thirty-fve acres of this land is al
lotted to grape-vines, which produce annu-
ally about $4,000 gallons of wine, valued at
$l9,52O. There are three acres of peach
trees, with one hundred trees to the acre.
which bear about $4,000 pounds of peaches,
worth at least 5000. Seventy pear trees pro
duce $2,0O0 worth of fruit Twenty orange
trees afford 10000 oranges, worth $4,000
and other fruit of various kinds, such as
aprlcots, apples, citrons, make up an annual
income from this garden of near 1927 ,OOO.-
Mr.. Woltskill, the proprietor of this garden
possesses also rancho, situated some eleven
hundred miles off, in the valley of Sacra-
mento. Here range three thousand head of
cattle and two or three hundred fine horses
and to amuse himself while herding stock,
ne has planted an extensive vineyard; and
set out a thousand trees of various kinds,
including some fine olive trees. Mr.. Wolf
skill has just contra cted to furnish thou
sand head of cattle at $40 head
Gerret Smith has resigned his seat in con-
gress.
Hon. d. A. Starkweather, of Canton, O.,
has been appointed minister to Chill.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-08
In ADVANCE.
NO. IS.
The Reciprocity Treaty.


The following is synopsis as reca;ved h,
telegraph, of the terms of the Recinrocity
Treaty, agreed on between Mr. Marcv and
Lord Elgin, and, by the latter, submitted to
the Canadian Parliament.
Article first throws open the fisheries of
British America, excepting those of New
toundland, and the salmon, shad and she'll
fisheries, to American citizens.
Article second provides for settlin6 fishery
disputes by arbitration, and also gives to the
British, right i'll the American Fisheries to
the thlrty-slxth parallel of north latitude
Article third provides for the free EXCHANGE
of flour and breadstuffs all kinds of ani-
mails; all kinds of fresh, smoked and salted
meats; cotton, wool, seeds, vegetables; dried
and undrled fruits; all kinds of fish and
the products OF fish, and all other creatures
IN the water; poultry and eggs furs and
skins; undressed stone, and marble in its
unWrought state slate; butter, cheese:
talIoW and lard horns manure ; ores of ali
Kinds; coal; tar, pitch and turpenline
ashes; Lumber OF all kinds, round, iewed or
sawed /; and manufactured, in whole or in
part; hreWood; plants, trees and shrubs
pelts; hsh-oll rice; broom corn; barley:
gypsum, ground or unground burr or grind
stones, heWn or rough, wrought or un-
wrought; dyestufs; flax unmanufactured
tobacco; rags.
Article fourth throws open the river st.
Lawrence and the Canadian canals to the
American vessels, the American Govern
ment undertaking to urge the State govern
ments to admit British vessels into their
canals, Doth nations to enjoy the navigation
on equal terms
Article fifth provides for the ratification
OF the treaty within six months. or sooner.
II possible. Great Britain NAV Withdraw
from Americans the right of navigating her
waters, in which case Americans can annul
article second.
Article sixth provides for including New
toundland, with her consent.
The recent loan for the prosecution of the
New iork canal enlargement was eagerly
taken by capitalists for banking purposes
The bids were spirited, ranging from 1l6 to
l2O for the successful bids, and largely ex-
ceeded the amount thrown on the market
This competition shows less favorablv for
the abundance of money than for.the profit
which attends its use just at this time and
instead of indicating redundancy of capital
seeking investment, when we consider the
uses for which the stock was wanted. indi-
Gates rather the reverse.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-08

By the new liquor law, just passed by the
Connecticut Legislature, no debt contracted
for liquor can be collected. The bill forbds
the manufacture and sale of hop beer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-05

MosoUIToEs.-At . late meeting of the
Boston Natural History Society, DR..
Durkee made some remarks upon the
mosquito, of interest to the numerous
victims of that active and provoking in
sect. Among other things, he stated
that he had satisfied himself, from re-
peated examinations with the microscope,
that the male mosquito has no sting, and
cannot draw blood, the female alone be-
ing endowed with that organ. The male
lives upon the juicesof flowers and plants.
One fact of considerable interest, stated
by the Doctor, is. that instead of being
four days wonder as some have re-
garded them, many of them actually live
in cellars and other warm retreat all
winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-05

POPULATION OF RUssIA.-The follow
ing, according to the almanac of the i'm
perial academy of sciences of St. Peters
burg, was the population of Russia at
the last census in 1849, The population
of Russia in Europe was 60, ,428 200, and
that the whole of the empire was &c ,428..
200. 1t was, in l772, 100000 in
1882, 20, 100000; in 1895, $4,000, 900;
in 1918, As, 500, 900: in 1924, sc. 900 900;
in 1888, 59,000,000; and in 1912, Co.
100000. These augmentations arise
from the conquests of the Crimea, of the
Caucasus, Poland, Finland, &C., which
additions of territory have more than
doubled the extent of the empire in l722.
The augmentation of 4,50O, 900 between
1918 and 1924 shows an increase of pop
ulation of one-tenth in six years, and of
double in sixty years, according to which
calculation, NJ. Stchekalof afRrms that
in 1892, Russia will have $50, 600, 900 of
inhabitants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-05

BRITISH PUBIC INCOME AND ExpKNprr.
Urea Parliamentary return has Just
been issued, giving an account of the
public income and expenditure of the
United Kingdom during the years ending
the 5th January, 1852, 1883, and 1854,
which shows that in the present year the
total income was f58, 1862 2,512, derived
from the following sources Customs
and Excise, f38,796,2l0; Stamps,
f7,l35,86l; Assessed and Land Taxes,
f3,330,500; Property and Income Tax,
f5,730,458; Post Office, f2, ,592, ,4O8 !;
Crown Lands, f4l1, AS other ordinary
revenue and other resources, f965 ,629.
In the years 1882 and 1853 the total
amounts were E56, 1884, Ill and f57, 1885,
571 respectively. The total expenditure
was IS follows: In 1852, f54, ,0O2. .495 /;
1854, f55, ,229, 1867 and 1854, f55, ,769,-
252. The surplus of income over sxpend-
iture, in the present year is f3 3,193, ,260.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-05

CURIOUS FREAK OF A CAr.-The Gin
cinnati Enquirer states that cat belong
ing to Mr.. Frazer, of that city, had her
kittens taken from her and drowned. Ii
was noticed afterwards that she passed .
great portion of her time in aa clubhouse.
This attracted the curiosity of Mrs.
Frazer, who watched her and discovered
that in an old box she had four youn
rats, which she sucked a. she would her
own kittens. She had most probably
first killed the mether, and then took
charge of her, young ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-05
EN- TISTRY.

nR. MUNsON respectfully cal public attention
~ to bis new, patent, and GREATLY -=.csAssH
IMPROVED method of setting Artificial 3 4SR
Teeth, with Continuous Gum-ths very Sl1
PERFECTION or T IN ART. This style
Of Teeth has the follow advantaS Ses over ell others
VIZ: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
FORT, and BEAUTY, sising with Nature in the q
respects, and some others excellng. Public inspec
ton is respectfully solicited. Please call and Soc
spedmsns.
CAUTION.-No other Dentist In tho District OF
Oolumb has q right to make this style Of Teetn.
N. B. Teeth constitutionaly healthy, plugged
and warranted for life.
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