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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-30

prayer-meeting at the Methodist Church at
Gardentown, and took his seat in the rear of
the church, by the side of his wife and friend.
An ancient custom in that church forbids
males and females from sitting together du-
ring service, aud soon it was circulated through
the congregation that "a man was among the
women The plaintiff was requested to go
on the mans side, but he remained seated.
One of the trustees-after the plaintiff had
explained that it was his wont to sit by his
wife-consented that he might keep his seat,
provided he would behave himself and keep
quiet. Other members however protested
against snoh ipfraction of their time-honored
rule, and FIVE of them insisted that the plain
tiff must 60 to the other SIDE" or 20 out Of
church. The plaintiff would not leave the
women, and thereupon commenced 70 free
fight" Two defendants each grasped leg
another two each seized an arm, and another
carried the head. The plaintiff squirmed and
kicked, the defendants tugged and pulled, the
men and women got thoroughly mixed up, thu
lights were extinguished, the stove and pip'
tu,nbled down, the plaintiff was carried ou
" feet foremost" and the defendants were de
creed to pay $5l, for an assault and battery
But the man stuck to the women.-N. Y. Pa
DfT
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should exclude this. The halls,
windows, and doors, should be SO stuatd with
regard to each other, that full draught of
air can be secured, at any time, in the sum-
mer season, by day and by night, through the
whole honse. The stories should also be suf-
fciently high to afford suffcisncy of air in
all the rooms. Nine feet is good height for
lower rooms, and eight for upper. Bed rooms
should also be larger than they commonly are.
Great injury to health is the result of sleeping
in small, close apartments.
The third fact is, that steep roof will not
only shed rain and snow far better than fiat
one, but will last immensely longer, at the same
time that it secures increased room tor cham
bers or garnet.
The fourth fact is, that chimney in or
near the center Of the building will aid to
warm the whole house, while if built at one
end or side, the heat will be thrown out and lost.
The fifth fact is, that door opening from
the outside into any principal room, without
the intervention of hall or passage, costs
much more than it saves, in the free ingress
of air into it.
The sixth fact is, that the use of paint is
the best economy, in the preservation it affords
to all good work.-Prairie Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-30

A LAWYER PARALYzED.-Some ill-brcd
Lawyers are in the habit of being as insoent
as they can to witnesses, and sometimes they
mistake their man, as the following will illus
trate
"Mr Witness you stated that my client
manifested great establishment when you told
him the facts you just stated. Now how did
he manifest establishment !''
"He looked astonished."
-" But what were the Indications Of aston
ishment sir You seem to DO smart witness,
and you ought to be able to tell me this
"Oh, I merely Judged of his feelings by
his general appearance
THAT won't answer sir. II you can't de-
scribe the appearance Of my client when aston
ished, in order to give the jury an idea of it,
suppose you look establishment once yourself"
THAT will do, if you will show me some
thing astonishing" =,
"Well now, my sharp fellow, what would
astonish such an astonishing witness as your
self, hey 2"
"Why, if you want to paralyze me with
establishment. just show me an honest 'a'oytr."
Observation-Disclosures can take his seat. "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-30

Nor 50 GREEN.-Scene-Hotel steps in
Boston.-Wag. approaching Legs with a
bland countenance.) You are from Vermont,
I take, it sir.
Legs. / am, sir.
W. You have very green mountains in
your state ?
L. Yes, sir. the mountains are rather
green. (Circum6ex accent on mountains, F."
and emphasis on are.'0
W. Very high, too.
L. Yes, sir, rather. And theirs another
circumstance about EN- that pr'aps you've
never noticed.
W. An ! what's that?
L. Why, between any two of 'em you're
sure to find valley.
W. "a little disconcerted.) Your soil is
rather hard TO cultivate, Ell =?
L. Why-yes-rather. But it isn't true
that we are obliged to plant our corn by shoot
ing the kernels into the cracks of the rocks
with rife. That's York story You
came from York, didn't you?
w. Yss--why?
L. Oh, nothing-its good state to come
from. .... ..
W. Rallying). say, mister, Vermont
Is great state for raising sheep, isn't it?
l.. Oh, yes--iamous famous for sheep
and horses but for asses and SIGH cattle.
York beats it hollow! Three cheers for
Legs and erit"Wag," looking foolsh.)
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b arietp.
Mrs. Gilmore was courted by man named
Hrddock. who said to her II only want ono
giH more to make me perfect fish.

IMrRRssIHa SRAMEN.-When the British
used to take seamen from our ships, mer-
chant vessel was once hove by an English frig-
ate, aud an officer went on board the Yankee
to look for subjects of Fl. B. NJ. Among 9th
er candidates for impressment was stout Irish
maa, who roundly declared that he was boru
in New York, where all his ancestors had lived
for thousand years back.
eff you are an American said the officer
"you can tell where Nantucket is"
"Oh, faith !" cried Paddy-"aud don't l
know her though, that Nance Tookit, and a
gallows jade she is as ever you laid your two
eyes on"
The biographer of Nance Tookit was reques-
ted to step over to the other side without any
farther parley.
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Important Notice.

DR. SPEARS WoMAN'5 FRIEND is uuquestionaby
~ the only medicine ever discovered fer that distressing
complaint, Falling Of the Womb, obv aiihg all necessity
oil eSortne to instruments. 1t is put up in packages and
can be sent to any part Of the world Thousan d. suf
Gring from pressing down pains, pain in the groin and
across IN. hips aud sinll of the h tex also veiy low
down the back, with heat and scadg Of the water with
some anec'"i OF the liver great @eakness and prostra
.on OF sitehgh, nervous debility, &c. Much exercise,
waking standing, riding lifting greatly increase the
above symptoms In advanced yes If the disease the
sonefcr deprived of all exercise, and il obliged be
confined to the house. aud frequently her bed These
are he symptoms OF tins complaint, all of which can he
socay cured by the use Of this extraordinary medicine.
Price SO per Package
Dr.. Spears Golden Bitters.
ms valuable and popular specific stands unrivaled for
cure OF Female Weaknesses Barrenness,
'out hious &c For common cises of weak in the
somacn IN male or female, they form inv nable
Guy II These BItters Were appreciated as their virtues
demand, they would find their way into every family.
lhey are compounded especially for those complaints
"h'ch often form the prelude TO many others of more
serious characiersuch as excessive Nervousness Pros.
uatloh OF Strength, FLOATING Of the Bowels Dopsy, Con-
sumption, faipitaon of the Heart Scroula, Cancer in
lhe womb, Pressing Down of the Bowels sc. Price 81
per Package. or six Packages for SIS.
:, H. u. SPEAN, the celebrated Indian Doctor No. lS
hheeahd street, Boston, may be consulted u, his office,
ny es'tr upon all diseases hich ufcl humanity free
ge' W. 3 Invites tnuse who are pronounced ncura
peto consult him. as he believes that in any he
may 10 able To ,.>tore them health.
All letters strictly attended to, and answered promptly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-30

THE"LAw" AND " CONSTITUTION" OF Tex
As.-Among the visitors at Washington is
Judge Williamson, of Texas, commonly known
as Judge Willy"
Judge Willy was once presiding in St. Au-
gustine county, when great bully attempted
to intimidate him. Thompson, having sue
ceodod in packing jury" to suit his pur.
poses, turned his attention to the court, and
remarked, eff your Honor please, here is the
law which governs this case" at the same
time drawing . bowie-knife Of unsual size, and
laying it across an open book before him.
Forcwarned, foro-armed, was Judge Willy
and drawing from beneath his hunting shirt,
not Colt, buta Horse pistol, he very calmly
rejoined: This, sir, is the constitution, and
is paramount to the law"
Mr.. Thompson peaceably acquiesced.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-30

GIRLS ELopED WITH INDIANs.-The Column
bus Fact states that recently band of Indi-
ans gave performances in Somerset, Ohio, and
that two girls, sisters, were 80 captivated with
the dance and the whoop of these sons Of
nature, that they asked permission to accom-
pany them, which being CALAMITY granted
they proceeded as far as Putnam, where they
were overtaken b. the mother Of the girls, a
spy widow, who called on the police to aid
her in recovering her "wild-going" daughters
But alas for woman's resistance to loves ap.
peals, when pressed in that eloquence aud
those signs of natural affection and simplicity
which these native sons of the forest could
bring to bear. After little talk" and q
private interview with the chiefs, the mother
discharged the police, and made third "will
ing heart" to follow the Indian "men" to thei
western camp.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-30

To MEND BROKEN CHrNA.-Take unslacked
lime, made fine by pounding or grinding,
which mix with the white of an egg to the
consistence of starch or paint; thoroughly
cleanse and dry the edges to be united, then
apply the mixture to the parts to be cemen-
ted, place them together firmly, and let them
become perfectly dry. Articles thus mended
can be handled or washed without injury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-30

"a MAI AMONG THE WoMRN."-A remark.
able trial came of lately in Orange county,
in this State. wherein a man named Rinoland
vas plaintiff, and certain bretheren Of the
Methodist persuasion were defendants The
suit was instituted by the plaintiff to recover
damages from defendants for pitching said
plaintiff out OF meeting. The facts were these
in brief, Ringland, in company with his wife
aSa another female friend, went to an evening
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Important to Young Naen {!

Bowman's 30 ready ways 10 make moneg
OFFER for sale upwards of thirty different Rerrnts
many OF which have been snd The past year for 1--WE
doa rs piece, and the whole sng ny different
way To make money In the sale Of ct these articles
alone have known young men the past year 10 make
from hVd To twelve dollars per day and in hq mauufac-
True ana sac Of any one of the articles young men of
energy and ability can fail to make money.
Address L. BOWMAN Boston, Mass, enclosing on
dollar and the whole number Of Receipts will be forward
ga oy NATL No letter taken from the Office unless
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-30

FACTS FOR BUILDERs.-O One fact is, that
square form secures more room with given
cost for outside walls, than any other rectan-
galar figure Great length, and little width
may afford convenient rooms, but at an in
creased expense
Another fact is, that ventilation is an es-
zential In human dwelling. No other con-
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Eyihn CaWdepv,S ESfcfe

ME The subscribe rsheng appointed by the Probate Court
w for the District of Randolph Commissioners to
ceive examine and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons against Eu Cowdery late of Tunbridgc, in said
District, deceased, and the claims of the deceased exhibit
ed IN the offset thereto hereby give notice that six months
from the tenth day Of October, A. d. 1851, allow
for the creditors Ia present their claims to said Commits
sonels for examination and allowance, and that will
meet for that purpose the dwelling house of the late
Ehu Cowdery in said Tunbridge, on the last Thursday
OF February and March next from till four O'Clock, r.
NJ, on each OF said days.
ELIZt1R H. FOSTER, Co,,
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MOTIF TO THE PUBLIC
Gysre by Nutrition.

DR. ALFRED C. HALL has made Boston n permanent
residence Frm ihr unrvaed that ate nded
this great discovery he continues 10 receive applications
by letter from every state in Tie Union He has patients
In many Of the principal cities forwarding recipes, mcd
cnes with directions and prescriptions for three months
treatment, by mail or express, with his lie also
celves and examines patients his Health Office, No.
Central c"url, Boston
Office hoars from 10 A. NJ to5PM
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-30
The Greatest Medical
DIS COVERK OF THE AGE.
KENNEDY of RuxbuIv, has discovered mons
wi our common pasture weeds aremedy thateafss
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,


EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
Ffen the worst Scrofula down to a common fimple.
He has tried II In eleven hundred cases, anu hs.
allied except in two cases. doth thunder bumnt) he hss
value all within twenty miles OF Boston, II
Two bottles warranted toeure nursing feie Ess.s.
One 10 three bottles will the worst kiAd oil P'A-
piles on the face.
Two three bottles will clear the system Of slts
Two bottles are warranted TO cure the worst cahkef IL
the mouth ami stomach 80
Three TO- five bottles are warranted 10 the WoTs
kind Of erysipelas
oneto two bottles ure warranted to cure all humoT in
The eyes.
Two bottles Warranted cure running Of the ears
and botches among the hair
fonr To six bottles are warranted 10 cure corrupt ana
| running Ulcers.
One bottle willcurs scaly eruption Of the skin
Two TO three bottles warranted to tbA des
perate Case of rheumatism.
Two bottles warranted to the case
ngwo
Three to four bottles warranted cure salt heum.
Five to eight bottles will the Of scrutula
benefit Is always experienced from the first bottle an
perfect cure ID warranted when the above quantity
taken.
Reader, have peddled over thousand bottles Of hi
in the vicinity Of Boston know The Effects of il in
cry case. so sure water will extinguish fe sure
viii this cure hnmor. never sold bottle of it but that
bottle sold another after trial always speaks for it.
self There are two things about this beb that appear
me surprisinghrst that grows in pastures in
places quite plenty and yet its value has bssn known
until discovered in 646 second, that should cure
all kinds Of humor have given il t0 children wear old
up to old men of sixty fun The homsst woman in Bos
son up to the belle Of Pomuum, and NIL Tie
scerain No change Of diet is ever necessary-ta tito
best ynu can get
Mr.: Kennedy gives personal attendance in had
Scoifuia.
Price $780, Manufactured by Donald Kesncdy, 100
w ren street, Roxbury. For sale by sNIrH& PTERcH,
Montpelier, VI General Agents for Vermont. Sold by F.
H. Smith, N0dhhed, l. b. Bailey, Waterbury, E. h. Green,
Richmond, Orrs French, Barre A. R. hinswnrth, VIII
Jamestown, Wallace nickey, West Topsham
liberal discount made to those who buy to sell again
Ap0becaries, Grocers and Others who would like to
as agents, viii peae send In thnir 0fdeFs l0m6
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DIR. IRA vVARKEN'S
COMPOUND OF
Pure Cod Liver Oil, Lime and
Sugar of Milk

TUE srea, value Of Cod Liver OH a medicine In Con
sumption /, now generally admitted 1t promotes
sna'lo the primal defect in this disease byi nitiat
the growth of ctlIsthe cell resulting according 10 Dr.
bmrne't nom tho union Of minute particle Of oil with
snninen, under The qucktaing force Of vitality. The
fHosPhATE OF LINE has been proved 10 produce the
same great end throughout both the vegetable and
inal world Z.
The SUGAR OF MILK manufactured from the whey
OF goats milk being supporter of respiration in weak
ads The above remedies in Consumption, and when prop
cry combined with them makes elegant preparation.
removing much OF the offensive taste and smell Of the oil
and supplying sacehane conclusive for the llnss much
Ike that elaborated by healthy liver.
In conducting large and special practice In THueAr
AND LUNG iisEAsEs, resort directly IL the fisheries FIR
IRE OIL The excellence or this combination win be at
once appreciated by my pofe sioal brethren, and trial
vi 4 VIII commend 1t 10 the people generally.
BURR Il FERRY are my Wholesale and retail Agents
for the United States land British Provinces to whom all
orders should be addressed. IRA WARREN, "a. ID,
No. Water place., Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-30

ID oftrD D.
HOW TO TELL WHEN 1T IS GOING TO

RAIN
The noted Dr. Jenner thus recaptulates the "iniaib
signs" Of coming storm
The hoilo" "nas Desih =" ''O"'
Inc CLOUDS iook o'A'A N' s,'''
Tke soos ials uo~u, Inv Sp"u'e'' 'e'P
Ana sp'uefs i'oi '"''' '''"'
Last night inc sun "'"' p"' " O'U'
Inc NOON III Aa'i'' naNs "e' HeaI
Fhs pooins e"epHeiu "e"'eo 'e"'
for sse, "i"'',OO" 'p"19 ,,41,u
INC "sn' u'' u'np' 'le "'''A'' $50
oi0seo Is 'A' pun pn1r.
marx no" Tue o''''ii' anu 'A''o ''a'~'
o'a De''sb JOINTS arc 'n INC i"'A'
her cofns "''h Sii'o'ins P"'is '0''"e"' A'''
ANA 70 her oeo un''me'y SEM nef
Loud qua0H the DUCKS 'he seaio"i ''''
me distant mus are looking hisn'
HOW restless are inc snoring s"n'o'
The Dusy mes disturb '''e A'he'
Low Ger the grass the swaao" WINGS
Inc cricket ton, now shafp nc sings
Puss on the hearth with Sei'e' paws
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STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court, holden
LAMoILLE DIsTRIcT,s. ! the Probate Office, in John,
sou, ihn and for said District the 9Th day of Nove
Der, A. ID. 1854
Present, the Hon. G. A. BARBER, JUDGE:
Instrument purporing TO be the last viii and Tesla
ment ofSoOmon Bach, late ofJohnSon, IN said district
deceased being the Court here by Frederick
Bd ch, one the Executors therein named for Probate:
ordered Ivy said Court that all persons concerned therein be
notified tn appear ut session Of said Courtto he holden
at The Probate Office, in Johnson, the I'd day OF De
cember 1851 aud shew if any they have against the
Probate Of said Wll for which purpose il is further
ered thai copy Of the record of this Ode be published
three weeks successfully In the Green Mountain Freeman
printed at Montpelier, previous TO said lime appointed !Ui
hearing. A true copy of record,
Al Attest &. PIKE. Register
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ELIZUR II. FOSTER, ! Co,
WIN. P. BROWN, yum 10
Ralph KilbOurme,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
District, on the 18th day Of November A. D. 1884,
M RS. SALLY KILBOURNE, Executor Of the last VIII
4l and Testament Of Ralph Kilb late Of Montpelier
in said hist riot deceased presents her administration
count for settement Whereupon, is orde' ed that the
same he referred the Gath day of November, A. d. S54,
at the Probate Once in said Montpelier, fr examination
and allowance and that all concerned be notified hereof
by the publication Of this order in the Green Mountain
Freeman, printed at Montpelier, three weeks successfully
rs soon he hat they may appear Al said time and
place, and, if they canse object thereto
Blythe Court.
Attest, +. R. MERRILL. Register
true copy of record,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-30
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL RE.OPENING
COmer's Commercial College.

No. l39 Washington street Rostcn
This well known Establishment will be open for Day
and Evening studies. tho coming season, on and after
Monday, Sept. 4.
Penmanshp Arithmetic. Book Keeping. Navigation, all
the English Branches, Mathematics, Classics, Modern
Languages and Drawing thoroughly taught There
being no class system, students can commence at any
time The address upward Of 900 Students. for whom
good situations as clerks hook keepers &C. were obtained
the last year furnished in the annual catalogue and cir
cular vf terms which Is forwarded by mail, gratis.
6TSeinsate department for females
o. f. Ii Sros, Professor OF Pennauship.
NJ. p SPEAR, Classics and Mathematics.
ALoB BAHo, Il French and German.
F.D. CAs.s, Spanish and Drawing
English Branches.
Miss S. NJ. MoINrIaE, Supt Ladies Department.
GEORGE N. Conner, princinal.
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1854. VI Central Railroad. 1854

Train Arrangems emit, Oot. q, 1ooF'
Going North.
7 FAVE WINDSOR al 90 a. M. and l:i5 ?. hfcr Mont
IL pelicr, Bungton Houses Point and intermediate f'a
tons.
Going South.
LEAVE RoUsEs POINT at 800 AIM, and 200 NJ,
for Burlington, Montpelier, Windsor ana intermediate
stations. , r.,
Connecting at Rouses Point with Ordenshurgh and U
md ST. Lawrence Railroads. ut White River Junction
with C. and Passumpsc Northern NJ H., Kan Roaasa"O
at Windsor with Sullivan Rail Road.
r. sHERBURNE supt. Traas VIC. Il. L.
Nouhfed Vt, Oct 1884.
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true copy of record, -
AZ Attest, r. R. MERRILL, Register.
Alfred yyainwright's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden ut
WASHINGTON DsrRIcr Montpelier Within aud for said
district, on tie 18th day of November, A. d. 1854
EDWARD A. WEBB Executor of the last will and es-
IL lament of Alfred Wainwright late Of Montpelier in
said district deceased esents his administration account
for settlement: Whereupon it is ordered that the same
be referred 10 the Both day OF November 1884, at III" Pro-
cate Office in said ontlelier fer examination and allow
ance and that al concerned be notified herevf by publ
alton OF this oider in The Green Mountain freeman,
printed at Montpelier three weeks successfully
may be- that they may appear, and at said time and place.
II they see cause, object thereto.
By the Court.
Attest, 7. K. MERRILL, Register,
A true copy of regard.
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c CALIFORNIA STEAMERS,
Carrying the a.. =. Walls. 90

khro"Sa Ilckefs, Including Transit of the
Isthmus.
oraeI OF the Postmaster General the United Sa,rs
MAIL Steamers win hereafter be despac e reci om
New forkto Aspnwall the 5hand Goth each p,n,Ih
Excepting when those dates Sunday and then
day. t"oh'
Arrangements have now been CONNECTED So ,ha, ~.
reeusr 3, Mail Steamer i'll leave Panamu- fnS San
rtaneisco immediately arrival of the Atlantic mali
the lsthmus. ' "oh on
rmSsengers are landed at the Railroad Derot Aspin
sal, Fagy ExrENsE The Raihoad being IN a.Ip
ron, ana cars running to within II miles of Parma six
Outs only are required for crossing the Ishmus -
cksts must be signed by of the Company,s Ase,s
os'r iney viii be recognized BY thu Agent al Panama
a Ieke.s thus signed can be obtained Of the on an
i agent Tor the Pacific Mail Steam Shin Conuanv
u'hS V"y' G. L. BARTLETT. Agent.
Boston, July 18Th, 1855. ssyi ee'
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~ Office.

| HAVE ID is day given my Sewell S. Towner his
Time, during The remainder Of his minority, and shall
claim none Oi his earnings nor pay any e6ts b his con-
tracing after this date. LYMAN a. ToWNER
r. = Attest, A. }. WALLACE.
Aopshsw, Noy. i4th, 1854. Ava
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DIR, G. Fl. KILBOURNE,
Late n. & G. II. KiIhourne,)
ItlTSNl7fVS711

Over Burbanh's Store, Main St, Montpelier.
(OFFIcE ESTABLISHED IN 1912
TAR. X. invites attention to his improved Gun TEETH,
~ Originated, and made by him exclusively which, in
pon Of strength, natural shape and appearance in the
mouth me superior any used in this Staeso conceded
by numerous persons for whom he is continually inserting
them Specimens seen at his O.licc.
In FILLING TEETH, he praCiises the method
taught in the Medco Dental Colleges by the best Dentists
in the Union and will maintain the high reputation justly
accorded him. OF being uneguaed in this State.
PS Having all the resources in his Laboratory com,
p!ee with AN Assistant constantly MANUFACTURING he win
teach Dentists in this State he art IF making beautiful
Gum Fpi Teeth, Continuous Gum, &c. such he is
ing, at a reasonable price.