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GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC

Is fl IL IL
VNHE Young America Dancing Club re-
= specdully inform the citizens Of Washington
and vicinity, that they will give
FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALL
Thursday, March 8, 1855,
AT VS. HALL, M VY YARD.
The services of Prof ii. w. Rces talented band
have been engaged for the occasion, and will treat
the company to a variety OF choice cotillions.
. The Club have decided to issue tickets Of invi-
taton, but take this opportunity to extend cordial
invitation to ladies who may BIO inclined to honor
them with their presence.
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Thursday. March q. I9b5.

COMMITTEES.
Managers on the part Of citizens.
Lem Gadds, Capt. Bright,
VIM Sandcrson, @. Cawood,
Frank ODER, J. Venable,
John Brandt W. Dobbins
Charles Miller, IT,, Pratt Stevens,
Val. Conner, B. Morsell
Of Alexandria
Il. Shinn, b. Plummer,
@. Rudd, J. Fields.
ON THE PART OF CLUBS.
Friendship Club. Dudley, l.. Jones.
Social Club.-Mr. Ewens, II. Dudley.
George Washington Club.--Thos. Bowling, Albert
w. Ward.
Arlington Club.--R G. Ecklof w. Hutton.
Terpschore Club.--M. Marceron, p. j. Ennis.
Americas Clubs. p. Robertson E. Evans
Ordinance Club. II. Wilson, w. ]. Fergerson
Eagle Club--U. Harrison, Archid Cunningham
Mount Vernon Club.--W. H. ii. Towers, G. s.
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FRESH CORN MEAL.

DOUGLAS d co., have made ar
- rangements for daily supply Of Background
Corn Meal Persons desiring a good article, fine OF
round, can be suited Grocery merchants furnished
at wholesale prices Unbolted for horse feed 81 per
bushel.
large supply Of horse feed on hand at the feed
store, corner Of I'd street and Penn avenue.
fab 02-ao2w
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tsSy- See bills of the day
BOX Sheet will be opened on Thursday morning,
where seats can be secured three nights in advance
without extra charge mar Q
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Anxious Club. s. sessford, E. r. Alexander.

Tickets Submitting one gentleman and ladies' !;
to be had of the Committee Of Arrangements at the
principal hotels, or at the door the evening Of the
ball.
No masks or BACKED faces allowed in the Ball
room. mar 2-47&s*
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~ Metropolitan Mechanics, Institute
Exhibition.--The Committee Of Judges on arti-
Giles Of food such as bread cake &c. will meet In the
Exhibition Room Tuesday next, at 10 o'clock, TO
examine all such articles as may be presented for
competition at that time.
CHARLES f. WOOD,
mar PIT Superintendent.
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DIED,

On Thursday, MATHEW O. PERRY, aged months,
only child Of Lieut.. NJ. @. Perry, u. s. N.
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!. ~ A. Quarterly Meeting of the Grand
Lgne Union Missionary Society, Of Washington, ID.
q, will be held at ~ o'clock Saturday, March 3D.,
in the Street Baptist Church
MRS. y. RICHARDS
mar lit Recording Secretary.
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STIMULATING Liniment, or Pain De-
- stroyer, sovereign Specific for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia for all kinds Of Aches, Pains for
from cold.
DIREcTroNs roR UsE.-This Lniment must be ap
piled with the fingers and well rubbed in, night and
throat of any kind and Tooache it has not its equal
for pain in the Back, Immediately over the region
Of the kidneys, if well applied, it win give almost
immediate relief. JAMES A. CONNOR,
Agent for the District of Columbia,
491 Ninth bet d and E streets, Washington.
mar 2-2aw6m
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INTERESTING NEWS.
WYE have just received large assort-
w ment OF Bootsdnd Shoes, for ladies' misses
and chldrens wear which we offer very low.
Ladies Caters from 81 to 80.
Misses, Boots, Of every kind in proportion.
OF Chidren's shoes, we have every color and style,
from 25 cents up
The inquiry generallyis Where can we find good
assortment OF shoes for childrenP We can answer
all such querists to their satisfaction, If they give
a call.
We would also state that we are prepared TO man.
ufactrc every style Of Boot or Shoe usually worn by
gentlemen, ladies, misses, or children.
Also on hand every description Of Boots and Shoes
which will be sold very low.
Call and examine for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere, as we are determined to sell.
s. G. MILLS 4 CO.,
feb 2S-3t No. 1856, Seventh street
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NOTICE.
VyHE Board Of Directors of the WASH
u ington Building Association, will meet this
evening" in the Union Academy, corner Of New York
avenue and 14th street, at o'clock
JOHN p. DICKINSON,
mar 2-ltF Secretary.
DOTATOES and Apples,-.
u 1000 bush. prime Blue and White Mercer Po-
tatoes.
100 bbls Baldwin Apples.
just received, per Boston packet, and for sale by
M. ELDRIGE,
mar 2-6t Union Wharf.
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SUGAR, Coffee, Ac.,--
~ so Hhds. New Orleans Sugar
so bbls. Refined Sugar
$50 do N. o. Molasses
20 do Sugar House Syrup
so bags Java Coffee
so do Maracabo and Porto Rico
rs do Rio do
$50 boxes Adamantine Candles
30 do Sperm do
500 Gallons Sperm Oil
1000 do Bleached Whale Oil
80 Baskets Olive Oil
$50 Half Chests Gunpowder, Imperial, and
Young Hyson Tea
ITO Boxes Manufactured Tobacco
$4,000 Havana and other Segars
With general stock Of groceries
For sale by s. H. HOWELL.
Southwest corner of High and Water streets,
mar 2--6t Georgetown.
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NEW BOOKS.
Nh AN and his DweIlinC-place.

MAN and his DwelIing-place.
I'VE Lacon, OF Many Things in Few Words Ad-
dressed 10 those who think by Rev. G. @. Cotton.
Historical Collections Of Louisiana, embracing
TRANSACTIONS of many and valuable documents
that State BY b. b French
The Annual Of Scientific Discovery, or Year Bsok
Of Facts in Science and Art for 1885
The School Of Christ, or Christianity in its Lead
ing Aspects. BY Rev. A. L. r. Foote
The History Of the Great Secession from the Meth
odis Episcopal Church, in the year ls45. by Rev.
The Footsteps o. 81. Paul BY the author Of the
Jesus"
Avery large and fine assortment Of Family and
Pocket Bibles, just received.
by GRAY A BALLANTYNE,
feb 20-f No. 4gs, Seventh street
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EHftTItAE PEUWbINV ESIABDISII-
MENT,
No. 512, 18th street. opposite the Inteligencer Office
UNHE subscriber having completed his ar
~ rangements IN bis new store, is now ready to
furnish and put up all articles in hs the above line OF
business and would state that having served an APP
premiership with New York firm, he feels fully
competent 10 do all work ntrused 10 him, with du.
rabity, promptness and despatch.
dec 10 p. H. SIMS, Practical Plumber.
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EXHIBITION OF METROPOLITAN
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
c. CONNOLLY, ESQ.,, having re-
IL signed the office Of Superintendent Of the
Exhibition, bis place has been filed by the election
Of CHARLES F. WOOD, Esq
All communications relating 10 the Exhibition
should be hereafter addressed TO him.
Ry order Of the Exhibition Committee:
feb 2S-3t ii. AMID0N, Secretary.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
a examination of applicants for the of
IN flee Of Teacher in the Public Schools will be
held in the Aldermens Room City Hall, on Saturday
next, at 81 o'clock, p. NJ.
G. J. ABBOT,
mar 18th and (Star) Secretary,
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We have received from 10 shillington, Harpers'
Magazine for March. From hasty glance, we
should judge 1t to be very interesting number.
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MECHANICS FAIR-The attendance Of visiters
to the Fair has not diminished an iota it now being
established as the only place Of evening promenade
in the city. Crowds of people are there every
evening and deservedly rich harvest is being
reaped by the institution.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
TNHE Officers and Members of Anacostia
IL Tribe, No. 3, /. o. r. NJ, are requested to meet
at their Wigwam, Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, on
Friday evening, Cd instant at o'clock, as business
OF Importance will be brought before the Tribe.
GEORGE BROWN,
mar Pts Assist G. of Rec
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CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKsi
IF You want a good Clock, warranted to
u keep time call at the store of
j. ROBINSON,
feb 28-dlm $40, opposite Browns Hotel
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CoNcERr--By reference to our advertising col
umns 1t WILDE seen that the Philharmonic Society,"
are to give concert at Carusis Saloon next Tues
day, when beautiful budget Of opera melodies
aud popular songs, win be given by this able must
csi Society assisted by voba talent Of the first cass
None should miss hearing them.
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"ANTED-A situation i'm mercantile
w house, grocery preferred by a young man
who has been in public business for two years.
Compensation no object Satisfactory reference
can be given. Address A. s. G., Box 8s3, Alexan-
dra, Va. ian 23-u
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PESIrENrIARY.-From statement of the War
den, it is ascertained that there are now eighty
four convicts in the Penitentiary. The best care
is taken of them, and work imposed upon them
sufficient to keep them in good health, while their
moral being is paid as much attention to as their
physical. 1t is gloomy future, however, for some
Of them to view, who see only in the grave re-
lease from the monotonous Imprisonment they now
endure
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WIRE FEscE.--Attendants ut the United Statei
Agricultural society's meetings, speak highly o
the samples of the wire fence Of the Lowell Mass
Wire Fence Company, for highways, railroads
fields, gardens, trellisses, &c.
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PRESIDENTS LEyEE.-The last levee ofthe season
is held this evening at the Presidents mansion
Those admirers of beauty and fashion who have
heretofore thronged these popular receptions, will
remember this, and act accordingly. 1t win be a
most brilliant assemblage undoubtedly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-27

PHILADELPHIA, Nov I-Arr bark Paez, Wilson. Port.
and schrs Era Chamberlain; Emeire Chester, Brown II
Corbiti Ross sharp sharp and 1anspor Bates York:
Elizabeth n, Bacon Quincy Point I'D twArs
Copes Nyork; ships Tropc Bid Foulkes. Demerars Ac:
Cafoca II finer, NOreans; barks Trina Nobre Demerara
and market; Finn. Taylor Bcson brgs VIM Wilson, Far.
re Rio Janero; Rechabe HASKELL Boston; schrs Florida
Kelly; Eoxbury, Brown, and sharp. sharp Boston, Rio
Grand, Candy NYofk; kmehne Chester Brown, Newport
O1sssters. DC.
sHrr RICHMOND, Cochin, witch into Havana the l6l
bad her chokcd hut would proceed shortly She
New Orleans bound 10 iAvre, stated yesterday
BR BARK sARAH Campbell from Boston Picou anchor
ed inside Cape George prev 2s inst los, both anchors and
Ship HArbcr to bring her up She received
q damage which expressed by the word considerable
RAPw THOMAS BAxrrRI Ia reported that 400 erces
have saved from the vreck bark Thos Baxter
before reported lost On Abscos
BRie JosErH BAuIcn Of Boston, from Havana for New
Orlesns before epored ashore the 7'h tbs
Chandelier Isands during gale Of wind The
total los The officers and toot 10 tho long boat,
ard arrived at New Or In good health
BRra MASyAslA Portland from Philadelphia had fore
sail split and lost deck load OF Goa In gale on Cape Eliza
teib I'd.
a BR Brnx nRrG was ashore on Five Pound Island I'D.
sarR saRau sraRn. Bunne which cid AT this port on the
Igh for Maisg1rda nj Nassau Mp the tn INST
with Ices 0, for~topmasi anc reported dischargins"
scum v,c4osr Of Wilmington Trinidad before
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Port OF New York, Noven.ssr 30, 1855.

CLEARED
Steamship cshawba, Smith, Havans-Livingston, Chrochs
ship epublic Sawyer, Charleston -Hareeck Co.
Bark Cienfuegos Grant, London Chas'eran, Ponvert
Barb Means, Rasmussen, Chayeslcn-Donha, L Dirron
Brig Gladiator OBI, s,teer, 81 John NB-J>s Whitney
1 s sst speews Carver Burgess
H Rr asssy Gsr ss
scbr ] Gr'flih Conkin, Aspinwai--l 0ney
seSr Bsasl smith Aissanara Mott ssde IL -
sear Fair 'ossoHn as,imsre-Iord 9usrsan
Isabella sss
schr slen Louisa Thompson New HsvenmMsser
ARRIVED.
Steamship Florida, woodruff Savannah, GO hours Sam
.as, s e IS new ~ s ] % *
S 3D. % snss R S o
,esd TIss'en On nasras passed mp i@nsrt bonsd
n Pm g mss o, aAsrs' sn %s4o0 Ala IA
fee hoes &c. los &C. Asr.ds. Joye NOV 9 on Barne
s asn x ,ss s's Cabs. days.
With n sus pso &C. 70 Bret sos !. Co. m m,. >,
sa. sas xssp hs ri 81 r dA's with
Schr Meecr, sturgee, Mobile "a days with cotton 80
iay,n yerson CO. Experienced heavy aes from aud
ssIr %a,ns. ssf Savannah days, with cotton ac. to
schr Eclipse (of sufolk) Downs Savannah DAYS with
cotton. &c TO Scranton 1arnap. Experienced heavy
jsyne savAnnsh days, with cotton, ac
Scbr Iouisne baxion, Savannah days with cotton IN
schr Alexander M Chrity Savannah 2days with wheat
to Wood Sons. Experienced heavy weather 2M inst
on the Capes Of Delaware passed schooners manmAs aud
schr LsmarDe, Brigg. Savannah, days with lumber to
order. Experienced b. avy weather
sc Gel satiery Suits Charleston days. with cotton, to
McCresdy. Mott AGO.
shT s'. Monster Sc
scSr Daniel Morris Noble, Georseo IN, with wheat to
schr Hanover, whipple, Richmond days. wi -four, to
sohr volant Housey Ae1andrs days. with -four to Mott
scbr Racf el Jane wedmore virginia for New Haven.
schr Corhulo wedmore. Virginia for New Haven
sebr Grace Darling, Carr Albany for Providence
scSr Tariff Jshn,op, Stamford
Propeller Wamsutta, Nye, New Bedford.
Propeller Pere, Arey, Providence
Propeller osceola, Aidridse, Providence
Ship Phantom clipper. Peterson from Foo chow FOO Juy
"a. with tea silk.
nsri Roihsay lsr) from Rio Janeiro.
Bris Macon, watkins, Savannah with cotton to Demil.
Bris r W Packer, from -.
schr Kate brigham (bree mssed Smith, from "a annah,
Dun ham a Iimou.
Also full rugged briggs.
Che above are all reported b. seamtnr Levtathan Capt
Hazard AID were anchored OF the Ear asst nishj
SAILED.
Clipper rhp Star OF The Union, 5ahi. San Frsncsco.
Sid 2sah, Fr war lie Grondeur, f}uadAioupe.
Wind during the day, from sw to NV, andfresh
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CAPTURE OF FEMALE sHo PLIFTER.
Yesterday afternoon Margaret Gilfoil Inshwoman,
and somewhat noted shopifter, entered Stewards
store Broadway, underpretence of purchasing silks.
piece, and managed while the clerks back turned,
10 steal valuable black silk dress pattern, which she
cramned into capscions pocket in her petit
Graf The silk missed, and suspic was ut once
directed TO Margaret. she kept engaged in
faion Till officer Vedran Of the Chiefs bureau, could be
sent Tor The officer AZ oncs went over and arrested Mar
gare In whose possession searching her he found the
stolen property She taken before Justice Connolly
and committed to the Tombs for trial. rThe accused
has Large family, and lives she says at I0i Wooster
street 0hcer veldrsn arrested this prisoner be-
fore in Cathafine street.
sTABBNa ARRAY.
James Keenan,, labo living ut No. Harrison street.
yesterday arrested charged with having Sunday
night stabbed Edward Conkn of No IL Desbrosses street.
twice in the head inaictng injuries The accused
taken before Justice Connolly, to whom he stated
he went out to see the cause Of IT. and rushed upon
by dozen rowcies who beat him; he had the nie open
in his hand and uted it In self defence The Judge held
him to bail in $500 to answer.
ASSAULT WITH KNIFE.
The Corone,s notified yesterday that one of the
a4Beevue Hospital in dying condition from
the effects Of stab with knife inflicted few days ago
by patient who Thought to be iaboring under
attack of delirium tremens As there witnesses to
the assault, post norton examination not deemed
necessary The party who inflicted the injury is in Gus
to6y.
CHARGE OF ROBBERY.
Ellen Coleman and Morris Conner were yesterday ar
rested charged with assault ing and roboing Michael Gun
ming, Of Dutchess county N " Mt the porter house q
the former, No. Catherine slip, Sunday night The
complainant alleges that he quietly drinking his grog
in MIS- Coemsn's place when ehe ana Conner set upon
and beat him, alter which they robbed him OF upwards OF
sl2 The accused held by Justice Brennan to await
examination.
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LAuscHEp-At Kennebunx Nov "a. b, Messrs Emmons
Itlefeld n fine ship Of 6sO tons, Regulus
owned by Capt Thompson OF kennebunk aud gen
temeu OF Ssco
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Mayors Office.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.

young man ma med William Cox arrested yester
day morning. charge of having committeda burglary
the p emises of store No. SO Chambers street by
forcby breaking the paddock and entering through the
grating at the basement door in Reade street. On
the morning Of the Goth the propretors of the store
Mcssrs. Gage Sloan Dacr discovered that quantity
OF black satins, brocade silk vespgs, black silks black
silk vels cts ELK hsadh erchie- and cravats amounting
in value to 81 200 missing an upon inquiry they
informed by Lieut. Cropsey, Of the Third district
police that Cox was seen by him on the night of the
10TH proving about the the store snd otherwise
acting in very suspicious manner. subsequently, y
portion of the goods found at the house of Cox
Lieut. Stage who arrested him. Judge Osborne required
him give bail in the Of So COO default of which
he was committed to await examination
CHARGE or sHOPLIFTING.
Charles Meyers German Was also arrested, not hnv-
ing been sufficiently skiifui to his skim in at
tempt to appropriate to his divers portenon-
naies recues and other fancy articles ot the value az
$50 beou gDg to the store of bite Wright No 10 Dey
street Charles caught Ia the act, arrested and
committed.
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MAklTlME lhTELLlEEEGG,

BE- Al packages and letters intended for The NEW YORK
HERALD should Je seuied.
ALMANAC Koxk-TJus BAN.
slsss. MOI. RIsss Morn IS
81 wsTER. morn 10 81
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Court C.Iendar-Vhis Dav.

SUPREME CouRTGene,al Term--Nos. W, 1906 123, 1ss,
1853. leo, 40, lb4, 162 to 168
srrpIsoR Corwr-Nos 37s ssI, 81 Is, 10 o. 81, 76s,
TIA TIT, 17s 589, 7s0 l97 $50 600 sos, s1a 8l5 Sl4
825 500, S2S $751; 1856, s3e s37 1913 $3.50 $40 S4? 7O8
zoe, ITO, I'LL 712, 32l, 1872, s43 TO $40, 1885, S10.
In New Orleans man has b. ca sentenced to pay
81 Geo, be imprisoned six month"; and forfeit certain
slaves whom he sold to separate mother from her
children
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EVACUATION IN RRooKLyN.

This Anniversary was not generally observed In this
city The tiopsl spd city Tags displayed fcom
the City Hall and other public buildings and The City
Gr.nsdiers psrsdei about the streets beyond which no
public demon suation made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-14
STAR.
THE LITTLE BOY THAT DIED.

Dr. Chalmers is said to be the author of the
following beautiful poem, written on the ocoa-
sion of the death Of . young son whom ne
greatly loved:
i am all alone In my chamber now,
And the midnight hour IL near;
And the fagot's crack, and the clocks dull tick,
Are the only sounds hear.
And over nv soul In solitude,
Sweet feelings Of sadness glide,
For M heart aud my eyes are full when think
OF the little boy that died
i went one night to my fathers house
Went home TO the dear ones all
And softly opened the garden gate,
And softly the door Of the hall.
NV mother came out to meet her son
She Kissed me, and then she sighed,
And her head fell on my neck and she wept
Fer the little boy that died.
j shall miss him when the flowers come,
In the garden where he played;
shall miss him more by the Preside,
When the flowers have all decayed.
] shall see his toys and his empty chair
And the horse he used to ride
And they will speak with a silent speech
Ofthe little boy that died.
We shall 60 home to our Fathers house.
To our Fathers house In the skies
W here the hope Of eur souls shall have no blight
Our love no broken ties.
We shall roam on the banks Of the river of peace
And bathe in its blissful tide,
Hrd one OF the Joys Of our heaven shall be
The little boy that died.
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IF THEY DOy'r Run, Kiss EN- At Bou-
Iogne, during the reception of her Majesty,
Victoria, number of English ladies' in their
anxiety to see everything, pressed with such
force against the soldiers who were keeping
the line, that the latter were. in seme in
stances, obliged to give way, and generally
were, to use the expression Of our policemen,
impeded In the execution of their duty
The officer in command, seeing the state Of
affairs, shouted out
One roll OF the drum, then, if they don't
keep back, kiss them all
At the first sound Of the parchment, the
English ladies took to flight IF they had
been French" says a Partisan Journalist,
tney would have remained to a woman
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HMM EDIATE RELIEF FOR Ink
TOOTH-ACKE Is FOUND.

Il world most eRectual remedy for the cure Of
Tooth ache, In fact the only one knoirn to cure
the most violent tooth-ache instantaneously, "
properly applied according to direction. Should q
time, re- appear, the same application has to be
made again, and after two or three applications
the cure will be efectual and the dccayed tooth as
useful as any other This really indispensable
remedy causes no pain, and is warranted to have
no injurious effect whatever.
Flease call for A. f ERG Err = TOOTH-AChE
BALSAM. Price IS cents per phial.
To be had at the Drug Stores OF A. J. RID6-
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