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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
OFFICE CONSTRUCTION OF LITTLE F.II, FRIDGE.
Waahip fnr loS q

0iiSs sSoasIRucrIeN OF LITTLE FAILS FRIDGE, !
Waahin ton, August 10, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. for the Construction and
~ erection OF ths superstructurs complete Of a
timber bridge across the Potomac nsar the "Little
fslis above Georgetown, the labor and materials
OF AL kinds, together with the reaui is sosYoldinS
to be included, viii be received at this ofce until
Saturday, the Oh of septenter, ut IL O'Clock m
One Abutuent and two piers (of stone) are already
ouii being leo feet spsrt from centre to CENTRE or
loo feet in the clear, and each thirty Our fee. In
length. The leading dinientions and aecommeda-
tons Of said bridge must thei efore, be as llows
viz: Total length 800 feet in two spans of $50 feet
esch in the clear. The area of the bridge must en-
brace two carriays Heys and two fot wsys the for.
mer situated within three ribs or truss frames and
the latter exterior TO the same The whole briSre
must be c:vered with suitable roof shsathed with
roofing tin well painted.
The proposals mu be accompanied with such de
ecriptions. delineations, dimensione Ac "A NAV he
necessary to full and clear uude rstanding of the
nature and character Of the various parts of the
structure proposed; ard must exhib The price o.
foot (ll things include for every foot In length of
the entire supsrstructuts-vis: 500 -fset-at which
the work will be updeztaken AID the earliest date,
not later than the first of December next at which
Il viii be completed
Bald proposals H Ist also be accompanied by Gre
dentas, setting forth the character and competency
OF the propossr and signed by indvidusls of kno
reputation, and by responsible, individuals. who
are ready to enter into joint bonds become sure.
ties Tor the faithful uiilment of contract in can
form1ty To the terms propoesd and accepted.
Payments will be made in two equal instalmsnts !;
the first when it shall be mad to appear that Two
thirds of the work, including materials delivered,
Inspected, and accepted, has actually been aeon.
plished; the second, when the entire structure in
cludtng al its parts and appendagss, shalt have
been duly comp eted and &C eptsd
Ths entire work. In all its parts, dimensions, 10.
VII be ct all times subject to the inspection anu di
rection Of the undersigned, any other p4rso 70
authorised.
All proposals win b, forwarded to the underaigued
In ssSlsi enveo1es, marked outwardly, .'Propoeals
for building the Little Falls Bridge" under GOV.
er to the honorable Secretary Of the Interior.
GEO. THOM,
Captain Corps Typographical Engineers,
In charge Of construction of Little Fails Bridge.
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OFFICIAL
TanAsusY DRpAarNENr. august

TREASURY DRpA2rAENr, August 26, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the fol
lowingdescribed stocks Of the United States, thai
this department. is, prepared to purchase, at any
| time between the date hereof and the 2Oth day o.
November neIt portions Of tkcss stocks amounting
in the aggregate to $3.50, 600, In the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference wifi be given in the or
der Of time in which said stocks msy be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount tber Of
must be transmitted to this department.; upon the
receipt whereof, price Will bs pal compounded
o:'he following particulars:
l. The par value, amount specified in each Ger
citrate. .-.. .
A premium on the stock If the loan authorized
BY the act of July, 1s46, redaemable November IL,
1856, Of per cen :; on the stock Of the loan su
thor1ed by tn. act Of Is42 redeemable 3,st Decem.
her 1862 Of II per cent; ths stock Of the loans
authorized by the acts Of 1847 and and redeem
able, the former on the 8lst December, 1887, and
the latter on the Got June, 1858, Of 10 per cent
AMI on the stock Of the losa aothorzsi BY the act
of 1850, and redeemable on the 3lst December 1854
Commonly called the Texan INDEMNIFY six per
cent.
Interest on the par of each certificate from the
LIST of July, 1854, to tn. dste of receipt and settle
mant at the Treasury, with the allowance (sor the
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest in
add'tien. .':7H
Payment for Fad stockP will be made In drafts of
ths hsasurr Of the United States, on the assistant
TREASURER at Boston, New York. or Philadelphia, a.
the parties may direct. 10
But no certificate will be eutitled to the benefit Of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the said Goth day Of Nc.
veneer next.
--,.., , a,. s-.. JAMES GUTHRIE,
asg 2S-dt20Vov Sscretary Of Treasury.
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HOW ABOUT THAT MILITARY EXEcU
" TON

The Mobile ''boys" are sad wags when
they have mind to be so. The last story
Of their saws" runs something after this
fashion: --...-. -
Every body knows that large party
from Mobile, including the military. went
out to Winchester by the railroad, to Gel
ebrate the 4th and to rejoice over the
progress of the road to that point. These
were met by hundreds and thousands of
people-men, women and children-from
the adjacent counties of Alabama and Mis-
sissippi, and the whole had grand bar
becue and jollifcation. y, q g..
The fun of eating and drinking, sing
ing, speechifying, and toasting being over,
some of the "a boys" of the military con-
ceived plan for grand "saw" for the
benefit of their country friends, and q
drumhead court martial and execution
was resolved on. The plan was conducted
with the utmost sole,nnity, and the
"green ones" looked on in silence and
amazement. Two prisoners, well up to
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PEELS LONDON GREEN GINGER
WINE

NJ NANCfACTURED PROM FRENCH GRAPES
&c--This delicious beverage becomes the greatest
hyorite wherever It Is introduced. 1t is equally
palatsoe, more wholesome, and not halfthe price Of
other foreign wines Many ply sicians use it ex-
Natulency, Dyspepsia, Debility Cramps, Diarrhoes
and Dysensery. Persons subject to Chils or living
In Districts where Agus PREVAILS find its occasional
use . pleasant and admirable preventive Mixed
With little cold wster it iorms the most refreshing
and wholesome cooling drink in warm weather that
saA be taken.
Price so cts per bottle, IS per dozen.
J-BALMER corner Of Baltimore and High streets,
And BEOWN BROTHERS, Liberty St BaltiAore.
6rOTr CO., Washington.
PkEL STEVENS, Alexandria.
JESEE lands, Frederick.
H. BUFF, Portsmouth, Va
ROBERrs0N CO., Petersburg, Va.
WA CISdEI, Georgetown. iy loft
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How 10 MOUNT A HoRsE.-A lettsr
from an officer on board of the U. S. shin
St. Marys, dated 1T st. Mary's Anchor
Peru. published in the Burlington Free
Press, gives ludricrous description of
the mode Of mounting horse. The vo-
men do all the work, and the men sre a
good-for-nothing set of gamblers and
thieves. The women ride on the hind
quartersvof their horses, with q saddle,
cross-legged, with the load on the horse
in front. They mount the animal by
taking hold Of his long tail, making .
loop by doubling it up and claping With
one hand the upper and lower parts Of
the tail, and then, putting one foot in the
loop and the other foot on the joints Of
the horses leg, they ascend as if going
up stairs. They usually stand erect on
the horse, before sitting down. The
horses never kick or stir.
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A HUNDRED YEARS Aeo, THE HIGH.
WAYIEN.

Only three summers since, o French
gentleman was in the Highlands, and
gazing with some surprise at the TRANQUIL
and orderly scenes around him, and say
ing that his friends at Paris had advised
him to come upon his journey well pro-
vided with pistol and sword, since, As
they bid him bear in mind you are go
ing to the country of Rob Roy" We
can scarce blame these Parisians for so
faithfully remembering that little more
than hundred years ago Rob Roy was
able to levy his :" black mail" on all who
came beneath the shadow of his noun
tains. But they might at least with
equal reason have applied the same ad-
vice to England; for much less than o
hundred years ago, the great thorough
fares near London, and, above a |, the
open heaths, as Bagshot and Hounslow,
were infested by robbers on horseback,
who bore the name Of highwaymen.
Booty these men were determined by
some means or other to obtain. In the
reign of George l. they stuck up hand
bills at the gates Of many known rich
men in London, torbidding any of them
on pain Of death to travel from town
without q watch or with less than ten
guineas of money. Private carriages
and public conveyances were alike the
objects Of attack.
Thus, for instance, in IT'S, Mr. Mutt
all, the solicitor and friend of Lord Chat
ham, returning from Bath in his carriage,
with his wife and child, was stopped and
fired at near Hunslow, and died of the
fright. In the same way the guard Of
the Norwich stage Ia man of different
metal from the lawyer) was killed in Ep-
ping Forest, after he had himself shot
dead three highwaymen out of seven that
assailed him. Let it not he supposed
that such examples were but few and far
between they might, from the records
of that time, be numbered by the score
although in most cases the loss was
rather of property than life. These out.
RACES appear to have increased in fro-
qaency towards the close Of the American
war. Horace Walpole, writing from
Strawberry Hill, at that time, complains
that. having lived there in quiet for thirty
years, he cannot now stir mile from his
own house, after sunset, without one OF
two servants armed with blunderbusses
Some men of rank at that period-Ea,l
Berkeley above all-were famed for their
skill and courage in dealing with such AS
sailants. One day-so runs the story
Lord Berkeley, travelling after dark On
HounSlow Heath, was awakened from a
slumber by strange face at his carriage
window and loaded pistol at his breast
"I have you now, my lord" said the in
truder, 'after all your boasts, as hear,
that you would never let yourself be
robbed !" "Nor would l now" said
Lord Rerkeley, putting his hand into his
pocket, as though to draw forth his purse,
"but for that fellow peeping over your
shoulder" The highwsyman hastily
turned round to look at this unexpected
intruder, when the earl, pulling out in.
stead of purse pistol, shot him dead
upon the spot.-Lord Mahon's History
of Enpl1nd
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A REMRDY FOR "EAcH DISEASE"

| 4 7 the request Of many Of my patients, have
| n consented to put up Glass OF my most EN-
cient prescriptions In the fo,m of AAILY ARDE
CLNES eaeh one snitsd 10 particular disease, and
not, like the msnufao,u urers Of tho nostrums and
panseeas of the day, premulgats to the world that
any one compound will cure all diseases, and who,
{in the words OF the great Italian physician; spal
J. s. ROSE, M. D., phila.
Fw Cholera, Dysestery, Bosoel Complaints, dc..
Dr.. J. 8. ROSES CARMINATfVE BALsAM
This mixture IL one Of the most important medi
c6e" for Cholera and Bowel Complaints 1t he's nev.
er failed. Dysentery vanishes In few days when
this article Is used as dire ted. Price 25c.
DR.. J. 8. Rosk's PAM CURRR will cure Stiff Neck
from Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, &c. It cures
Sprains, Chilblains, Cramps or Pains in the Stom.
aoh or Bowels. Price l211, Is, and 80 cts
Dr.. J. 8. RosR's EXTRACT OF BueHu is one Of the
best remedies used for diseases of the Kidneys
Bladder, &c. Price Soc.
DIAL for Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections Flat
uiencs, Heart Burn, Restlessnsss, Numbness, Neu.
rga, raising the spirits, and giving power to the
whole system It Is almost miraculous In its effect
10 cents . bottle.
Dr. J. 8. Rosl's D1srzpf1o COMPOUND, sure cure
for Dyspspsis, Liver Complaints, and indigestion,
when taken In conjunction with his Alternative OF
Family Pills. Prioe Of both 76c. &C
Dr.. J. 9. Ros,'s GelDrn Pnn for Falling Of the
Womb, Fema Weakness. Debility, and Relaxation
They have q peculiar affinity for the dsbilitated
muscles Of the female, and In instance have they
failed in radically curing those distressing com.
plants females are 30 often subject Price so cents
DR.. J. 8. Rosfs ANTI BILIOUS OR RAILROAD Pills.
These pills are not warranted to In every NAL.
sdy or disease incident to man. but they are grand
remedy for Bilious state OF the system and CON.
mon fevers. When used with DR.. Roses Tonic Mix.
tura will cure the most stubborn cases Of Bilious
Fever or Fever and Ague Price 121 and 26c.
DR. J. g. Rosl's sARsAPARnLA COMPOUND, for all
Skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood It IL su.
perfor to all others. Price 500. and 81. ,.....
DR. J. 9. Ress's EIIxIR OF OPIUM, free from all the
bad effects Of Opium or Laudanum, such a Head.
ache, Constipation, OF sick Stomach. Price 26e.
All whose Constitutions impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read Dr. J 8. Roses "Medi.
cal Adviser, (Which contains description of the Dis
eases Of our climate and the mode Of treatment) It
can be had without charge Of
2. D; Gilman, Charles stott o., ": b. Gilman,
John W. Marin, Patterson Nairn, D. B. CLARK,
McPherson, William I. Evans, Kidwell Law.
rence, J. B. Mocrs, Washington; J. L. Kidweil.
Georgetown; snd BY all dealers In AIexand,is, Viz.
gtnts. je 81
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the fun, Were led out before the court.
the charge of tleserfion ana d;sob.3;.xrn

the fun, Were led out before the court
the charge Of desertion and disobedience
to orders was read 70 them. They made
q lame defence and the evidence against
them was conclusive. They were found
guilty, snd ordered to be shot.
Arrangements for the execution were
at once completed, and the victims, with
eyes bandaged, were led out into the
woods. Here the whole military were
mustered in hollow square around the
prisoners, and file Of six men were de-
tailed to carry the order Of the court into
execution.
The excitement now became inten,-r
Men and boys filled the trees far and near
TO witness the tragic scene. Women
were dodging and peepine about wherever
there was an opportunity to get sight
Of the shooting. The knowing ones. {"
while laughing in their sleeves, assumed
the most serious elongated visages, and
every thing betokened the near approach
of the fatal order to "fire ~
just at this stage of the affair, an old
woman from one Of the Mississippi coun.
ties, who had taken on terribly about
the matter, not being longer able to con.
troll her feelings, rushed up to the com
manding officer, Col. T, md earn
estly exclaimed:
Dear, MIR. Officer, I never did sec q
man shot can t you get me place inside
ofthe ring! Do, good Mr.. Officer please
do" =
The gallant Colonel, who never allows
a woman to plead to him in vain, gave
orders to admit her into the square and
there she stood and gazed with all the in
tensity of woman's curiosity at the pre-
paration for the execution.
In q moment the word was given The
file Of soldiers fired and the unfortunate
victims tumbled over as natural as life."
A couple of table cloths, well stained
with claret wine, were brought, into
which the bodies were rolled, and then
carried into tent.
The old lady was satisfied; she had
seen two men shot, as she supposed, and
as she still thinks, and will the balance
OF her natural life. The old lady was
not the only green one" at Winchester
who was "sold" by the Mobile jokers.
Of course great care was taken that
the muskets were charged with blank
cartridges, and the file placed at safe
distance from the two "victims. ."-Near
Orleans Pfcdvune.
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@znzm,v.z
o, Ks AMBERLAIN'2 Conna
etal f,0IIeRA.
No. LIT, Ralt,more .:rc.t. Baltss.ore, !

No. LII, Baltsmore street. Baltsusovs, Nd.
HE ostsnsfbie object of this institution ia to place
In the reach Of individuals proper facilities fol
obtaining 9 thorough and practical msrcantle edu.
cation young Ean caI here obtain Q more cor.
rect knowledge Of general business matters In fsW
weeks than can be seq ursd in many yearsi in any
see counting house.
The course Of study embraces dcnsIeentry book
teping and its adaptation 10 various departments
Of commerce and traie. Msrcpntls calculations
taught acnorting to the Eost approved nsthoel.--
hacticd PenmAnship, combining rEpidity Of execu.
Ton With beauty Of construction. Lectures UPON
mercantile Law, upon various important mercantile
sahects, besids many other points necessary for a
koA-keeper Or business mAn to understand. Time
NECESSARY for student 70 cornpste ths varies
nom Ave to eight weeks. There being no vacation,
applicants can entsr ct any time and attend both
DAY ard evening. hIanirationg are he'd 1t stated
pGiOda, and diploLnas awarded to those who grsdu-
ate. foc terns, &c, wits SID have . circular for.
Sxrted by Esn. FEB fly
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is YOUR LIFE INSURED?

TI'HE OLD ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
i Hartford, Connecticut, will insure on LIVES
for rsidsne or travelling in all parts Of the world
at rates Of premium, which have been adjusted on
the most equitable scale, and which lower than
those Of most other companies. Travelling leave
both liberal and sxtsnsiye. The system Ia plain and
easily understood =
Those wanting Insurance, will find II gstaay to
their interest by taking out policies In this Com
psny; particularly for one or seven years, as the
rates are very low. Gee Prospectus, which can be
had at Office Pa. avenue, doors east of the Ma
tonsl Hotel. Letters promptly attended to.
aug @lm$ POLLARD WEBB, Agent
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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

IO CONTkACTORS AND BUILDERS
f1nHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
L public that he keeps constantly on hand and
Tor sale at the lowest prices, large assortment o.
articles net g. sary for building purposes which he
hopes it will prove for their interest to call and ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
: Among tho most important are
PENRAHN MARBLE AND IRON AANTELS
which for cheapness, beauty and durability
are unsurpassed
PARLOR AND CHAMBER ENA ANELLEL
CRATES, the latest New York STYLES
DUNLAP d cos HOT AIR FURNACES, 70,
heating private and public buildings churche
&C., the very best and the INST ecoI omics
Furnace now in use
PONDS IMPROVED DOUBLE GVEN COOK
LNE RANGES
CAST IRON WINDOW LZNTELs AND SlLLs
IRON COLUMNS, &c.
ENCAUS1IC FILLNG, for He'll, Vestibule, sr6
Church HooIs
IRON RAILLNGS, Of cast and wrought iron, ant
wire. These are manufactured in New York
and for their beauty and variety of patter1
and finish are unequalled
The above will be put up il deeirsd, and eyery Of
tort will be made to give purchasers satisfaction.
Apply at the
Ornamental Iron Ware House, -
Pa avenue, between Sd and AZ streets
" H--eon a." X. HAsKINS
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TO INVENTORS.

TH1 ONCE Of ''The Inventors Protection National
i Union" is on 7th street. opposite the East por.
tico Of the Patent Once, and now ready 70 attend
to the business Of its msmbsrs, namely in making
examinations and soliciting patents, 10.
Inventors are invited to csl and get copv of th
Constitution and By laws, and where any informs
don VIM be given respesting the Union.
All letters on business must be directed to this Of
doe, where attention viii be given immsdistelv.
A model shop is in connection with the Office.
where models can be made to order at the ahortas;
notice. 4. q. CLAYTON
ap lO-1y ~. g.. President I. P. Nm.
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'TNCONDEROGA,O ORTHE BLACK EAGLE,
l. by G. p. X. James, u great American romance
Our Honeymoon-This work ia peculiarly adapt
to the wants Of those who contemplate white vests
yellow kids and matrimony
Eclectic Magazine for August
Hard Times-By Charles Dickens; complete.
Gleasons Pictorial and Flag Of the Union for this
week, and everything In the Book and stationery
line for sale ut SHILLINQTON,s
Book Store, Odson Building, COZ Ak 1 Pa. sy.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
seEsesn New and secondhand PIANOS Of
HSTTfmy own and several other factories,
are always to ts had at my Pisno- Wareroom, on
lien street, between PeAnsyhanis avenue and
strest.
va Pianos taken In exchange. .
Tucing also stten led to. s..... ..
r. G. REICHENBACH.
"a few very low p iced second hsni Pianos
's'm *|'' "r ssis. aug l0-so3ms
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UNDERTAKEN.

WOULD respectfully return my thanks to the
citizens of Washington and its vicinity for their
past patronage and say that owing to the frequent
calls in the Undertaking branch Of my business,
have been induced to discontinue the manufacture
Of Furniture, and turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING: have spared no pains to have
every thing that is requisite 10 my business, and
am therefore fully prepared to meet any order afts,
few roments notice, and assure those who may
give me call that will spare pains Is carry Out
their orders to their entire satisfaction.
JAMES r. HARVEY,
7th st, between G and a.
N.B-CSlls attended to at ell hours of the night
mar 2-lv
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Gas FIXTURu,

'tNHE subecribers take pleasure In announcing to
/ the public that their stock of GAS MIXTURES,
comprising some Of the best and latest patterns has
been received and that they now prepared to sell
at the lowest rates. Persons in want Of Gas fixtures
WIZ please call and examine they will no doubt
tud it TO their interest.
dwellings, and public buildings fitted with gastu.
bing ut the usual rntes
J.W. THOMPSON 4 RROTHER
dec lS-H Pa. av, bet. 10th and llth, Q. side
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TAKE NOTICE.

III HousIKkKPkRs and others are reminded tha,
u the following list Of articles are Of the very
best description, and be purchssed from the sub
scriber on as low terras Is sny other houss in "a.
hand: ff' @"eSs W.
OILS Of al kinds oSs.n.v .,
rHnH Brushes
camphine Clocka
SUniSn Lamps
Turpentine Chandeliers
window Glass Gifandolss
UhlnA Vases
ksrthsnwars Britannia Wsre
GLASS Ae., &c., So
Gods sent TO any part Of the city free OF charge
Country dealers will do we'll to call
O 3. WHITTLEaEY,
7th street, OPP. seldsn / WithArs Iank.
mar H-0
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS

Maine auenne, bet,oeen ~ and 6th ss,
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engines, Boilers,
~ Waser Tanks, shafting, Pulleys, Hangers and
Mill Work generally.
Will furnish saH Mills, all kinds Of Castings,
Wroaaht and Cast Iron Pipes and everything In the
Iron line generally.
Two small ENGLNBS on hand and for sale For
Information address g. =. MOVES, Warrington Iron
Works, Washington, &C. jy 1@n
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GREAT BARGAINS.
CANRIELD, BROTHsR 4 CO..

~ 229 BALrhoRE sfRKET, BALr.xoRK Nd
Ara deeirous o. closing ont great portion o. their
present stock CT elegant FANCY GOODS, Je~elry,
Watches Clocks, fans, Orera GlssSes Dressing Cases
Wh ing Desks, Ice Pitchers, Vases Bronxes &C., pro
parsto'y 70 receiving their fsll supply Purchasers
will find great bargains. aug ST
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

~ DR.. Q. MUNSON has fitted up the
G}yt house and Office on Pennsylvania ave
~OIlCnue. formerly occupied by Dr. Hum.
phrsys, and Is making TRETH ON an en-.
oreiy nev plan. with continuous gum-the very i'm.
pssonation Of nature herself only handsomer II dc.
sired Public inspection respectfully solicited Dr..
IL. Owns the patent for the D. G., Va, and N. @.
All departments in Dentistry attended to and war.
rsntAd to be done In the very best manner.
mar l4-ly