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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
DENTISTRV.

DENTISTRY.
C. w. BIDDIE, late of Pittsburg, Pa
kSx<3 has permanently located in Saint Paul
UIYfHe Fourteen years close application to his
41D profession, together with a large and
beautiful assortment of plain and gum teeth enable HIM
tOinsert from entire teeth by atmospheric
PRESSURE with beautiful OF the natural
gum, restoring the mouth to it's natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently saved by plugging; useless
eeth extracted with as little pain possible. Teeth
cleansed and diseased gums restored to health
Ouice and residence Main street, between Saint
Peters and Market.
No customer is wanted unless prepared TO pay efrs
leaving the Office. Mocsty positively fort d. presenting
bills. Office hours 9 A. NJ. to Pm.
july IS dwtf. W. BIDDIE.
WINTER EVENING ADJUSTMENTS.
THE subscriber offers TO the good people of Saint
L Paul and vicinity Chessmen, backgammon Boards,
Dominoes, and fine assortment Of Childrens Plays
Call and see at nov2ln COMBS Bookstore.
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COLLECTORS OF LkBTS AND GENERAL AGENTS
WILL attcn! TO the collection of Debts throughout the
w Territory Buying and selling Real Estate Pay.
ng taxes locating Land Warrants entering lands and the
transaction of business requiring the union OF legal
information professional ser,ices-with a practical
knowledge the details of business and the important al
vantages acquired by long residence and extensive &C
quaIntance in the Territory Our arrangements emhrac
the most ample facilities for the speedy collection q d In
distant parts of the Territory.
Office Third street, two doors above Whitney Gal
ely Uay IS VT
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DAILY PIONEER.

The Pioneer IL printed by Steam o
Taylor,s Large cylinder Power Prcss.
TIA. u,c of stcam power I'm our ESTE +.
i;samcut. enables us TO execute Rock
nmi Job Printing with increased des-
patch ana al rct.uc al prices.
SAINT PAUL:
.'TidaJ Morning, Dccc nbe r %. 1851.
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TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.

Justice q The 1'cdte, IN0aTy F"01Ic, CoHe1o' ana
G.neraI Agent.
UTAS removed his Office to the Brick Block opposite
LII the Post Office, corner of Third and NJ Minnesota
collection of debts, purchasing and selling real estate
payment of taxes, locating Land Warrants, &c. Hay
ing been in the business for some time past, and
being provided with of all the ed no, on
the Territory and of the CITIES the ST. Peters
he aters himself that he will be able to give satsfac
ton to al who may give him call.
n. IL. Town Lots in st. Panl, st. Anthony and all
the the ST. Peters for sale reasonable prices
Also, Farms i'll the country, with without improve
ments.
st. Paul. June g 1s53-1tf.
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j. A. NJ. HOISENGTON,

j. A. NJ. H0ISKNGTON,
DOCK BINDER, third story Of b. Prrsley's Brio!
House Third street. will attend to all business in hi
line with which he NAV bc entrusted Books Magazine
and Periodical, bound in style, Old Books rebOun,
AMI Music boLnd IN QUICK tme for the Ladies'.
Saint Pa a. Oct. .. Oct3dtf
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4 CHARGE.

Oh, s:,cll charge ! Never think Of the
gailop and trOt which You have often wit
messed in the Phcnix Park, when You desire
to form notion of genuine bood-hot,
allmad charge, such as that | have come
oat o:-vith few lance prods, minus some
gold lace, q helmet chain, and Brcwn B;lEs
(thc char2cr) ii yllt car From the moment
We dashed at the enemy, whose position, and
so forth, you doubtless know us much about
as can tell you, l knew nothing, hut that
was impcl.cd Ivy some invisible and imlcr-
ccptiblc influence to crush every obstacle
which stumbled before my good sword ami
brave Old charger. | Ec,cr in NY lie OK
pcricnccd such sublime sensation as in Tie
moment Of the charge. Some fellows talk
Of it Icing dcmon;ac" know this, that
it Was such as made mc match for any two
ordinary men, and gave me such an amount
Of glorious Indifference as to life as thought
it impossible to he master Of. It would Go
your Celtic heart good to hear Tie most
magnificent cheer with which we dashed in
to what p W calls "the gully
scrimmagc" Forward dash - bang
clank, and there We were in the midst Of
such smoke, cheer and CHATTER, as never lc-
fore stunned a mortars car 1t was gIori-
Gus ! Down, one by one, aye, two by two,
fell the thick-skuIIcd and over numerous
CossackS,, and other lads Of the tribe Of old
Nick. Down, too, alas, fell many a hero
with warm Celtic heart, and more than
one fell screaming loud for victory. | could
not pause. 1t was all push, wheel, phrenzy,
strike. and down, down, down, they went.
Twice | was endorsed, and more than once
| had to grip my sword tighter, tie blood
Of foes streaming down over the hit, and
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j. MCMAHON HOLLAND,

J. MCMAHON HOLLAND,
ATTORNEY and CounS,lior at Lav and Soiicfor IN
ChancTy.
SHANOpEE, SCOTT COUNTY, MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA REFERENCES.
Gov. w. A. German,
J. Travis RUsser, Esq Sec. Min. Ter,
Capt J. ii. Simpson, H. ). Top Ens'rs s st. Paul.
A. J. Morgan, Esq Pioneer Office,
ID. A. Robertson, Esq,
IIOn. ii. H. Sibiey Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES.
Gov. +. Louis Lowe,
I. II. ONeal, EsI., secretary of State
Judges Iegrand Tuck and Ecleston Of Annapolis
Supreme Court If Mary laid,
Hon. Alexander Randall
John v. l.. Mcmahon, Esq Baltimore, Nd.
MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,
At the Old Stand Of +. A. Collins & Co., opposite
The Rec House., st. Paul.
ID r. BRADLEY, dealer in Saddles, Harness
Il Trunks and Saddlery Hardware, Saddle Trees,
Skirlimg Harness and Patent Leather, Calf Seating,
Bag and Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings Saddlers'
Silk; Bellows and Band Leather.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
HemlOck tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned Sole and
Upper Leather; Kip aud Calf skins: French, German,
Philale pla and Cincinnati Cali SkiEs; all kinds Of
Ladies and Gentiemens Morocco, Red, Yellow, Blue.
Sheep bindings Boot and Shoe Findings Boot Trees,
LASTS, Crimp Boards, Pegs of all sizes; Shoe Thread,
all kinds Iron, Zinc and Copper Nails.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING
Executed at the shortest notice and in wOrkmanliAe
manner.
Country orders particularly attendedto.
II The highest market price in Cash paid at all times
for Beef Hides, Sheep and Deer skins
Jupc 1Si3-off
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ESrRAI NOTICE.
KsltIS1OL & WHEEIOCk,

ZANE to my place. near Farribault Oh about the
- first Of November, four o\cn black. Nv brown,
one red sni white. ,lcc ~ JAMES WELLS.
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WEARlED WITH SLAUGHTER.

! cannot depict my feelings when we re-
turned. sat Gown completely exhausted
and unable to cat, though deadly hungry -
All my uniform, my hands, my very face
were bespattered with blood 1t was that
Of the enemy Grand idea! But my feel
ings--thcy were full of that cxutation which
it is impossible to describe. At least twelve
Russians were sent wholly out of the ''way
of the war" by my good steel alone and at
least as many more put Oh the passage to
that peaceful exit by the same excellent wc;,-
pom SO also can others say. What a
thing to reflect on! | have almost grown
a soldier philosopher, and most probably
will one of these days, if the bullets which
are flying about so abundaDtIy give me time
to brush up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-19

How TO GET RID OF RArs-Prof Dascom,
of Obcrln, in a letter to the Ohio Farmer,
says: would it not be well to call the at
trntion. of your readers to the ease and Ger
tainty with which they may be relieved from
the annoyance Of the large brown rat. This
impudeM intruder often visits my laboratory
xnd other premises. As they come sngly, !
take off, each, the night after | discover
signs of his presence, in this wise:-l take
half tea.spoonful Of dry flour or Indian
meal on a plate or piece OF board, and
sprinkle over it the fraction of grain oI
strichnine. This is set in convenient place;
and iaroriobly find the culprit near the
spot dead in the morning. The peculiar ad-
vantage of this poison is, that it produces
muscular spasms, which prevent the animal
from resching his hole to die and decomposc.
II is needless. to aid that such violent poi
son should be used with care
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90 HOD W HC - q
JUST rece we'd at the New Hardware Store,
large lot Of
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
Among win ch may be found the celebrated
New worldcook stove ior coal or wood,
Farmers alright"
franklin paror -
Boston "
and many other cheaper kinds. Allare invited t
call, examine and purchase.
October 90. s. f. KING g. Co.
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Norval's Bitters.

THESE Bitters nre prepared by one OF the most
J. successful Medical practitioners ofthe age
Having bee used by hun for the inst fourteen years
lin his practice IN all Bilious Diseases with emf.
uent succrss They nre now offered to the public
as The only reliable medicine being purely vcgeta.
be) ior the permanent cure Of the following dIsea.
SEES, viz:
An imperfect aciion Of Tie Licer If h,ida.ys,
ferer and Ague, Uypqsia, Dyse"tayy
Ch'N Ferr, Indignation, Liesr eo,0prt
Sich Headachs, Mtcrmitt,ts, Jdundice,
Reaitteus, Uiarrhea, Debiity,
Less o appethe, CoM Sreats Skm dseases,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Weakness, &c. ) Of the
lien It's one the bee, and safest medicines
before the pubic No Caomel, Canine or Arse
mic in it. Sold by G. l.. Ti"NpsoN, Ottawa, s.
J. Greenwood, I.aSalle. JOY l-Gm
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GEESE, Cats, AND BACHELORS. The fol-
lowing paragraph we clip from the regular
report of the proceedings of the Connecticut
Leg is aturc, on the 9th ult:
Bill to tax geese, cats and bachelors, taken
ap. Mr. Harrison was opposed to the pro
vision taxing bachelors. There was a tax
laid already upon a goose, and any man who
had lived twenty-five years without being
married, could be taxed under that section.
The bill was indefinitely postponed
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A MEXICAN pockets knives ,jv,trrceivedan and
n for sale at S. f.. Ming e. Co.'S
September NcD HordDGre Store
COME at last-those elegant and convenien
~ stoves. (October29l S. Il. KiSG & Co.
rHAlN pumps complete, for sale ehsapby
~ September S. f.. KING l. Co.
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ORANGE WATER MELoS.--Mr Peabody, OF
the "Soil of the South" has recently pre-
scented the Columbus "rimcs" specimen OF
this vegetable curiosity. The rind pcels oil
like the orange and leaves the whole of the
rich, lucious pulp into lobate mass, which
also divides into parts, and is most delight
fully favored. This water melon is native
of China.
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TANNING HoRsEs.-In our account Of the an.
nual meeting Of the L. S. Agricultural So.
eiety, allusion was made to some successful
experiments maze at the Maryland State
Fair, by Mr.. Offutt, of Lexington, Ky, in
subduing almost Instantly the most vicious
horses. A correspondent having desired fur.
sher information on the subject, we addressed
letter to a gentleman in Maryland who re,
Piled as follows:
'ln reply to your favor Of the 18th, | re.
grct that am unable to give you any salts
factory information. MIR. Oilutt certainly
possesses some wonderful and Incompetent
siblc power over horses, but the why OF
wherefore is to me inexplicable. All know
is that he takes the widest and most unman'
ageablc animal, and compcls him to follow
him about like dog. He also has theory
relative to breeding and training animals
which he has lately published in volume
hut he will only sell the work to particular
perso $, and then only with secrecy. lie
processes to be able to tell the disposition and
performances Of an animal, simply by his
ormation.-Country Gentleman.
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III e0ieincs.
GREGORY'S
Instant Cure Of Pain

is composed Of chemical extracts OF vegetable
/ medicines. some the products OF the Torrd
Zone, which have the power OF preventing NOR
tficaiion of wounds and broken limbs. II is so high
ly concentrated that the contepts OF 35c bottle
will make n quart for administering internally
have known II used for yea r. IN the most trying
circumstances, and has proved sale aud efieciu-
al 1t has prevented
SUDDEN DEATH AT NIGHT,
From vomiting, collie, fits, choking from worms,
and Group, when administered by mothers, when a
doctor could not be called in time. II Is n war
ranted medicine for preventing and curing broken
bresis.
1t warns the blood, and causes free circula.
ton Of the fluids Of the body and by thus restoring
natural circulation. it Immediately atiays Fepsr,
which IL the CAUSE Of ALL. PAINS, inflammation
and swelling
Tooth Ache, Sick Head Ache, Collie, and
Cramps,
INSTANTLY
WI Instantly Relieve, and Quickly Cure
Sepere Burns Deep Pain in The Bones Joints
or Flesh, Lamsne0, Sprains, ChiHbiains
Frozen Limbs, Lame Breasts, Pieuri.
81 Pain after Eating. Sow
Stomach, Hean Burn lad
Breath, DARK J. 70,
Hoarsene.s.
RHEU MATISM-ltis parrantedt to cure the
worst cases Of Rheumatism IN three days.
DYSENTERY. Summer Complaint, Dinr-
rh9a Painters Cho!ic, Pain in the Bowels and the
worst Headache cured IN 20 minutes.
II is a healing and soothing medicine for the
Lungs, and great numbers use no other Cough
Medicine.
To for,ify the system against severe Gold Rain,
or the Chilly Night Air, aud prevent Rheumaiics
md Colds, n tenspooniul Of INSTANT CURE
willbrace the system, as wei as warm the blood
to the "end OF the fingers and toes
CHOLERA!
never knew !, fail to cure. II contains The rem
edies used in India for this pestilence, II is Iust
the medicine thr ublic need for overhen,ing the
blood fain,ing, or any sudden pam, or accident
See certificate OF its certain benefits in circu.
lars,
| will only add that agents in Ottawa will pay
you back your money II you do not like the 10
stan, cure OF pain after trying II. Agents in OF
tawa, r.. Y GGIuGs, and
Wa. W. CAvARLY.
Sold throughout Illinois. March ls-6in
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Mansion House,
Tllk J., 9prieiorhayingrecentl,

'VTIV'VI VUT
sh chased Us well known stand, on
THE conr' house square, Ottawa, aud having en-.
ilrclvrenovated aud rett,ed it has made il deci-
dcdly he best house in the city.
lie is prepared to accommoda en- nv a noun, OF
travellersand boarders iu the very best style, and
will always keep an omnibus and baggage wal on
ready to convey passengers to andiromthe cars,
leach time Of their arriyalat the depot.
Ills table will be furnished with all the deliCa
eies the country can afford ,ncludingall kinds Of
wild game, while his terms for boarders and tran.
s,en, customers WILDE Gslow as the times wiljus
n.y..
Alarge barn withample s,abling is attached to
the house sufficient TO accommodate any number
othorses. Also large carriage house, besides
slltther couveniencesuece ssaI Tor the omort o.
those y no yiavor him with their custom, NJ
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A sprighNly looking little girl passed
through Buffalo, on Tuesday, in charge of
the American Express Co. She was destined
for Joliet, III. This method of sending
children is getting to be common. They are
bound TO 30 safely, too.
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6aroware- Stores.
Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails

~'H>oO1C~0
Tin, SheetIron, & Copper Ware
HAVING removed into our new brick building
/ l. one door east ofthe old stand, we are now
prepared to offer to our customers the larges,and
besiselecied Stock of
Heavy and Shelf Hardware
ever brought to this market, consisting in partof
Anvs, smiths Wees, Stocks and Dies,
Carriage Bolts, sledges. hand hammers, crow bars,
Elliptic Il seat springs brass e. ironcarriage band,
Drilling machines. east stee and common nugers,
Mil, cross cut, hand, panel, ripping. back com
pass, Fellor. ind Butchers Saws,
Broad and choppingaxes, AIDES, aud hatchets,
Anger poll and gimlet bits, iron squares
Shovels, spaces, hay and manure forks,
Picks matiocks pr scoops ,grlndstOnes& hangings
Counter scales, spring balances, steelyards,
Ox, trace, coil halter, and dog chains,
Paint mills, Lead pipe, and cistern pumps,
Door trimmings Of everydescrip,ion,s such aslocks,
laiches, cast and wrought butts,
Allsizes house bells, brass aud iron candlesticks,
Dinner bells, plasiering and brick irowels,
Horse rasps double and single cut files OF sizes
Whi,ewash ,scrubbing, shoe, and horse brushes,
Blind fastenings braces and bits, foot .crnp-rs,
Hammers, chsels ,guages strap hinges. hoes,
Cow balls, mop irons, wash tubs aud boards,
Wooden pnils, linen twine, glass lanterns,
MOasscs gates, table buttsand casters carpenters
and coopersdraw knives, maeable wrenches, rat
traps, curry combs. strap hinges, screws, lacks,
brads. &c, &c.
We also con,nne o keepfor sale. full assori-
mcn, ofAmTighiand premium Cooking STOVES
for burning wOod orcoa also pariOr Frnnklin and
right stoves together with every describtOn OF
tin, sheetiron, md copper wnre, stove pipe. &c.
all of which we will sefor READY PAY al the
lowest prices, and we respectfully request those
wishingto purchase, TO give US a call
Dec II J MAsfEvS Co.
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Wntcr Power to Lease.

THE undersigned offer great inducements TO
i capitalists and manufacturers, as they have de-
cidedy the bestwater power in the state ,havingo
yer rs feet head and fall and situatedn Dayton, 4
milesabove Otawa and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which is keptin reparby the state without
any cos,to the undersigned. They have water to
lease for term to drive 20 run OF
Al feet burrs, and wlease on very liberal rms to
any good responsible company.
This is rare chancellor men ofcapnl who may
wishto 90 into the mnnutac turing business Thclo-
calionis very healthy and admirably situated as it
is on a navigabe feeder, within miles ofthe con-
templated Rock Island raj rond, and the head OF
steaInboa ,navign,ion. MISUNDERSTANDING I'D.
dress Dayton may 81. JopN GREEN & Sons.
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Gun Maker,

ind dealer in kinds Of Sportsmsn's articles,
One doof s0uth Of The Uaion House, Columbus
Street, Otiana, H.,
X EEP Scons,anlls onhandla genera assortment,
IN OF English and German double and single
tOwhng pieces, boys guns, gobd variety, all oil
which were bought for cash, and selected from
large invoices, with great care to their general
woIkmanshipand finish. and can be sold AT better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns Cor themselves or boys
and not being good Judges otihe article will find it
an obJectto call on the Subscribers wher. they can
dep-ndupon what is told them and be sure OF get
ting good safe gun, as we deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, and have none OF the cheap
astironstuii with which the country is flooded.
Rifles, made from Remington's celebrated cast
shetland IRON barrels, are warranted 10 he egua! TO
any made ~ this state or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The subsc ribers
have iorseveral years been engaged in the manu-.
aciure OF the celebrated increased twist rifles, and
have availed themselves of all the latest improve
menls az regards the inside finish and sighting !;
we faiter ourselves that an inspection Of the work
made nj our establishment, is all that is wanted to
salisiygen,lemen oil the trs,h ofthe above state
nent.
Powder, a superior article kept, suitable for tar
get practice orlong ranges.
Key fitting done byeompeteni hands and in
workmanke manner.
All work done BY him is warranted.
Ottawa Dec ., 1852. HP. ERuNwER.
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FiSk's Patent
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
Ottawa Furniture Depot
WALNUT coFFINss

all sizes andsiyles-.Walnut Lumber finch stuff
always wanted at the highest marke, prices.
Ottawa Dec. "a. ls53.-tf
PETER RUSSELL,
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Administrators ale Of Real Estate.
DY virtue Of a decreia order Of the County
- Court Of Livingston County, and State OIL
liuois. made nj the May term. 1853, Of said court
we shall on the 10th day Of August, 1854, 90.
tween 10 o'clock in the forenoon aud five o'clock
in the afternoon Of said day, on the premises, on
Mud Creek, in Livingston County, aud State Of
Illinois, cell to tire highest bidder for cash, the
following Real Estate, lying and being in Liv
ingston County and state Of Illinois, and described
as follows, TO wit The east halt ofthe south west
quarter Of section M. one, Except about 8 pcres,
which 10 in the north west corner ofssil lot also
the east half Of the east half Of the north wes&
quarter dissection No. one, all IN township No.
twenty nine, north Of range No four. east ofths
Sd principal meridian. wniaurY HASPros,
Qate weighty Welman, Admx. Of Albert
Wsllnan deceased, and John Hamptouher
husband July Sth lS5i-6w
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City Hardware Store.
JACKSON & LOCKWOOD.

TlIlS isnow IN full operation, and weave prepa-
red TO furnish customers with almost any arti-
cleb.ongng 10 a n adjustment Of hisknd We
have on hand one oi the finest nssortments Of
cooking stoves ever brought to this market, con
ss,lng OF the Empire state, Banner state, western
world, Prairie state, Prairie flower and the ceic.
bra,ed smok. burner. This last stove we chal.
lenge the world TO beat, for burning illinois coal
Ga this stove and Two others we took the premium
at the latecounty fair Our stock OF shelf hard
ware iscxtensve, and we have splendid variety
OF housekeeping articles, consisting Of tine table
cutlery, German silver spoons, silver plated
spoons, sod irons brt,ania tea pots, rolling pins,
butter ladies' becfsteak Founders. potato Washers,
&c.
We cordialiynvi,e the citizens of,his md ad-
joining COMMITTEES, 10 give US q call. pledgug our
selves thatno pains on our part shall be spared to
make /, for their pecuniary advantage to trade
withus Wrare also mnnuiacturngrin and cop
per ware ofaI. kinds, and are prepared to do Job
work on as reasonable terms as any other es,ab-
Ilshmen,in the city. The highest pricepaidfor old
copper, pewter brnss, &c.
GILES W. shCRsos. OILS WARD. LocEwoop.
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NEW AND VALUABLE DiSCOIER
Great improvement In Artificial Teeth.
MIR. j. A. KcnniCOt, no. DC

Lake street, Chicago, having purchased Aliens
Patent Improved method of Setting mineral
Teeth, takes pleasure in offering TO his patrons
Reaiand Substan'iaiI UP ROPEuENT,w which
only needs to be examined 10 be appreciated and
unqualifcdly approved. The advantages OF this
invention are perfect cleanliness, aud periecttree
dom from any metallic or other unpleasant taste
great strength, lightness and durability. The
teeth are secured to plate by means Of a strong
mineral GENE M which forms perfect uniouoiihc
tecthand plate and an eraci imitation Of Tie nat
nnE gans, giving liie-lkc appearance thar ii is
impossible 10 obta in in any other way. Forrefer-
ences see medals and diplomas, awardcdto Dr. X.
asprcmums for,he best Dental mechanism, nlso
specimens Of work al his Office, No. 90. corner
Lake aud Dearborn streets, near the fremont
House June4