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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-01

housekeeping. or one young lady he
obtained $50, which he laid between
tho leaves Of Bible in her parlor, ia
DO used tho day previous to the wedding
but when, hearing OF the pranks Of the
sanctimonious Lolhnrio, she looked in
the hidins.placc, the bank bills welc
non est.
The manner which led 10 the discovery
OF his multifarious engagements was
that a couple Of the belrohed met by
accident in a fashionable dry goods es'
tablisbment in this city. Alter mutual
recognition, they proceeded TO examine
various fabrics and make purchases
SinguIarly enough their tastes assimila.
tod so exactly that young lady number
one remarked TO young lady number Two
that she thought it was very strange
Hereupon young lady number two re.
piled that so it was; but, if she, (young
lady number ono) could keep secret,
she would tell her ono.
Number one promised (what feminine
would nol?) that her lips should be etcr.
nally sealed, when. blushins like a pc.
ony, her companion whispered in her ear
that she was going to be married.
"To whom?" exclaimed the excited
number one.
Another promise Of secresy and the
name Of the Rev. John Howard Wilson
was softly bfeathed.
"Who?" exclaimed number one while
her earnest gave belokened her aston.
ishment.
The name was again repeated, and
forthwith young lady number one be.
came suddenly dizzy, and but for the
application Of Sal.uolatile and cold was
ter, a lainting operation in the MERGERS
establishment would have ensued. AZ
ter awhile when sufficiently calm to ex.
plain, she Informed young lady number
rwo that she. 100, was under an engage.
mcnt of marriage to the reverend deceiv.
er; and she was then making purchases
OF her wedding garments. Another ket.
tic of fish was the consequence of this
disclosure, for young lady number two
Immediately went through the same mo.
tons ns her predecessor, and again the
pnnsent mixture and cold water wore
il rcquisition. Tho disconsola,e dam.
sells returned without their purchases 10
the village, where they proclaimed the
vi!lainy of the rascally pastor, who,
Getting wind that all was discovered,
made tracks between Two days during
the past week!
Since his exit it has been discovered
that he sometime ago forged draft on
Mr.. Elliot,lhe Methodist Book Concern,
which was honored, No ,idings have
been heard Of him since his absqualu.
lation. but we presume he will turn up
under another name, when he can find
q convenient field 10 reap harvest b.
playing upon the credul,y of the sus.
ccptible feminincs who have pemchant
for love and sanctty.
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
4 Reverend Scamp.

We heard yesterday of a series oi
villainies perpetrated recently by woll
in sheeP's clothing, Of a character to
bring The reverend fmposter, if caught,
to tho Penitensiary. His nam, is John
Howard Wilson. and he has beon prea.
ching for some time past at Chevoi..-.
Being endowed with a soft oily tongue,
and sleek appearance, he tried his Kill
ling accomplishments indiscriminately
among the unmarried bellies Of that sub,
urban village with such success that he
engaged himself to be married to no les,
than elecen, some Of whom he borrowed
money from upon the prstsnse Of making
The necessary arrangementa towards
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Soldiers Of all Wars of the United
States.
JOHN 8. GEORGE,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW,
RONTON, ONO.

AS again cronted an agency in Washing.
Ill ton City, ID. c., for the purpose of pro.
curing bounty lanes, pensions, &c. Every
person who has served in any of the wars OF
the United States. for period Of not less than
fourteen days, is by the act Of Congress np.
proved March 3d, 1858, entitled ("An act in
addition to certain acts granting bounty and,")
NC, entitled to 100 acres of land, who has
not alfcndy received n warrant for that amount.
Every person who has received 40 acres, is en-
lllled 10 l2O acrcs more, and every person who
has received 50 acles, is entitled to 50 acres
more, DC. The widows, or minor children OF
deceased soldiers, are entitled 10 The same
amount. lie would also say to all those for
whom he has heretofore procured land war.
rants, if they will call again he wonld DC
pleased to procure for them the additional
amounts of land, to which they are entitled,
and to all who have never applied, he would
say, Come along, now is your time.
Oifice on Second ST., over the iron Bank.
Ironlon, April Ith, 1855.
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n6- Tho District Court was in ses
sion here last week. Judges PECK, NAsI
and WHITnAN, were present.
The Attorneys in attendance from
abroad, were Messrs. Cushing, Fox
Moore and Hutchins.
The docket was disposed Of in ono
day, as follows:
Blake, Tallant & Co., Us. Lectc adm
Of McGinly.
On Q Bill Of Injunction and motion
10 make set.oG Of Judgments. Bill dis
missed at cost Of Plaintiff. George and
Leetc for Deft., Moore and Hawley 70,
Plaintiff.
Hempstead, Garnishee in attachment o,
H. c. Rogers & Go. and others, at.
taehins creditors Of The late firm o,
Williams & Co.
The question presented was whether
the attaching creditors Of Williams &
Co. were entitled TO the proceeds of a
check Of $4,000, delivered by Hemp.
stead 10 Williams & Co. and assigned
by them to Joncs for the benefit of the
working men Of Williams & Co. a,
the Hanging Rock Rolling Mill
The former judgment Of Judge Peck,
in favor Of the working.men was af.
frmed. Fox, Leete and Hutchins, AT.
tys for the working.men. Hswley, John.
son, Moore and Jordan, A,tys for the al.
iaching creditors.
Litch vs. Russell.
Two cases to be settled. Lcetc, Haw.
ley and Jordan for Plaintiff Nj h for
Defendant.
Dempsey adm. Of Wood, us. Dauisson,
Executor # Burges.
Suit dismissed at costs oi Plaintiff
Sprigg for Plaintiff. Leete for Deh.
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SUFrERING.-Hazard's Gazette, pub.
lishod at Charlottetown, Prince Ed.
wards Island, gives an account Of the
sullerngs Of the crew and passengers oil
one OF the mail boats in attempting 10
cross the Straits Of Northumber an
For three days they were exposed to a
storm, without any food but Spaniel
dog. which they killed and ate raw
One Of the passengers died from cxhaus.
tion. James Henry Hazard, student in
medical college attached to Harvard Uni.
versity, was Is years Of age, and young
q man of rare abilities.
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Fearful Explosion Of Cunpowder.

The Des Arc Citizen prairie County
Arkansas,) states that on the evening oil
the Gath March an attempt was made in
that town to destroy the lives Of fourteen
persons. A man named Tom Harris
was drunk at grocery, and fired a pis
tol several times in the street, calling
upon the authorities in a defiant man
ner to come and take him. The town
constable and several other persons
attempted to. take him. and he fired his
pistol into a powder keg containing
about Elk pounds Of powder, and the ex
plosion Of that gn.ed another keg con-
tanning about twenty.four pounds, and
the house, which was built of logs was
blown away, leaving the walls only three
logs high. The following is list Of the
persons in the house and about the
door:
Alfred Shepherd, son of G. Shepherd
badly burned on his face, hands and
body; also severe confusion on his
side. w. B. Wray, sevcrly burned on
the face aud bruised on his back. Riley
Sullivan. severely burned on his face and
hands. Jerry, (negro) severely bruised
and burned in the face. H. w. Roba
son. B. F. Berry, S. Reed, P. w. Wor
than, w. T. Dewoody. and Tom Harris
all injured slightly. Wm. Shannon
Frederick Shepherd, and Thos. Wallace
escaped uninjured.
The effects Of the explosion ale thus
described:
The great wonder is ha, a single per
SON in the house escaped alive. The
bar was we'll furnished with glasses. de-
canters, pickles in jars. &c, all of which
were broked and buried in every Jirec.
t!on, yet not person was touched .hy
tho sharp fragments. Tho counter ia
the grocery, very substantially made o.
black walnut, and firmly nailed to the
floor, was tern loose, and broken in
several places. The long sidsbosrd on
which the decanters, &C., were arrayed
was also blown entirely loose, and nc
doubt rebounded from the roof and fell
back. To the 6rmness with which the
counter was n allied to the floor, We think
most Of the inmates of the house art
indebted for the Preservation Of .hoi
lives.
Harris was fined for violating the towr
ordinances, and at his request his tria
for offending against the Jaws was de
ferred fsr day, and he made his. o.
espe. ~
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New Map of Lawrence County.

HNHE undersigned proposes, provided srfli.
Il cent encouragement be given, to construct
and publish n large and accurate map o! Law
renee County, from actual surveys.
Every road TO be measured by course and dis.
lance, and The location Civ en- Of all the hills,
ponds. streams. roads, railroads, mills, church.
es, schools, stores, workshops, dwellings and
other objects of importance and Interest,"
Names OF property owners throughout the
county 10 be inserted in their proper Places
Tables of distances from village to village, and
statistics OF the agricultural geological, me-
chanical and mercantile resources and cond
iion OF the county 10 be given. Extra plans O!
all The principal villages on an enlarged scale
to be inserted in the margin. Also perspective
views of some Of the public and other impor-
tant buildings. The map TO be engraved in
very superior style, beautifully coored, var.
nlshcd, mounted on cloth with rollers, and fur.
niShed 10 subscribers only, at So per copy. No
labor or expense will be spared to make the
work valuable and beautiful, and the most lib
erai patronage Of the citizens is expected to
enable The publisher 10 carry out the work.
HENRY +. WALLING.
State Engineer of Massachusetts,.
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ThvState of Ohio, } John Murnahan, Jane
Lawrence County Pinkerman, formerly Jane
Common Pleas. >Murnahan, Edward Muir
nahan, Catharine Murnahan, now ntermarred
with Philip Reed, Jane Murnahan, and the
following heirs a t law Of Hiram Murnahan de-
ceased: William Murnahan, James Murnahan
Hiram Murnahan, Miriam Murnahan, Tabitha
Murnahan, Jackson Murnahan, David Murna-
han, and John L.. Griffith, Guardian of said
said Hiram Murnahan, dec d will take notice
that n petition was filed against them on the
2lst day Of April A. y. 1858, in the Court OF
Common Pleas of Lawrence County in the
State of Ohio, by 'llen Wilson, aud is now
pending, wherein the said Allen Wilson de-
mands partition Of the following Real Estate,
situate in the count. and Stale aforesaid, to-
wit: "Part of the East half of the north west
quarter of section number eighteen US) town
ship number two t2) and range number sixteen
| U6) beginning at stake on the south east cor
ner of said quarter section; thence west to
Symm's Creek; tn ?nce up said Creek to the
mouth of Dicks Creek; thence up sald creek
to the first rvuiet; thence up said rivuct TO the
direct east and west line, thence west to a
white oak corner; thence north about twenty
| four rods to a double white oak corner; thence
q north westerly course twelve rodsto beech;
| thence north easterly course thirty-two rods
to a black oak; thence north to a sugar tree
corner; thence east one hundred and forty five
and one. half rods to a hickory corner; thence
south to the beginning containing one hun
| dred and forty acres more or less
| AI.SO:-- One other tract containing seventy.
three acres, il being the south east quarter oil
the south west quarter of section number sew.
en- (7) township number two (2) and range
number sixteen 16), beginning at the centre
part of said section; thence north seventy nine
poles to beech; thence west one hundred and
forty poles 10 buckeye, thence south
seventy-nine poles to sugar tree; thence cas-,
one hundred and forty poles to the place
of beginning, and all other lands of which the
said Edward Murnahan died siezed, in the said
county of Lawrence, and that at the next term
of said Court application will be made by the
said Allen Wilson for an order that Partition be
made Of said premises.
by RALrn LEErE, his Attorney.
AnriI 81. 1S55-Gw-12,
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Mary Curtis 1.-THE State of Ohio. Law
against renee County Court
Edward q. Curtis. of Common Pleas.
The de fendant is notified that the petitioner
on the Sd day Of June 1855, at the post Office
at Montezuma, Chinese Camp. Twoiumna
County in the State Of California Will proceed
to take testimony to be read in evidence, upon
the trial Of this case.
The taking of the same will commence be.
tween the hours Of 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and 6 p.
M. Of said day, and will continue by adjourn.
ment from day to day uutil the same is compile
ted. RALPH LEErE, Attorney for Petitioner.
April 10th, 1S66.-6w-t2.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

A BUSINESS house on Lawrence street
II formerly occupied by Unland's fuaniture
store. 1t will be sold on reasonable terms,
either the house and half lot where it stands,
or the half lot adjoining, with q good cellal
nearly finished. The house is good two stor,
brick, % feet front and forty feet back, Will
agood cellar the whole length. For particu-
larS apply to j. Cronin and sons, provision
Merchants, Lawrence street, or to
JOHN CALVERT, Proprietor.
April "a, 1866,-tc
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MOXLEY, BARBER & EGERTON

MOXLEY, BARBER & EGERTON
No. 5, Union Block, lronton, Ohio.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIs rs
AND DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICI-
C1NEs, PAINTS, OILS. vARNISHES
TURPENTINES, DYE-STUFFS,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASS
WARE, SNUFFS, TO-
BACCO, CIGARS,
SPICES, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES, STATIONERY,
AND BLANK BOOKS.
"AvE just received, and will keep con-
|H stantly on hand, large and we'll select
ed assortment Of the above articles, and all
others usually kept in Drug Stores-which the,
will sell at the lowest cash PRIZES. Every arti.
Gle sold by US is warranted to be pure, fresh and
genuine. Particular attention will be paid Il
flliAg Physicians orders, and putting up pre-
scriptions. family compou dds, and PREPARATION
|of all kinds. They invite those wishing arti.
cles in their line, 70 give them . call; they fee
sssured they can make il to their Interest L
purchase of them. ~,
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SPRING & SUMMER ARRANGE
MENT.

TINE undersigned will run coach twice
l. day, between lronton and Ashland.
Leaves lronton at "a o'clock in the morning,
returns by IL o'clock M. Afternoon-leayes
lronton at O'Clock. This rransement takes
effect from and after the 30th April.
A. THOMPSON.
Ironton, May /, 1s55.-2t.
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Notice in Attachment.

franklin Jones, Plaintiff, Before B. r. Bran.
against ham, j. Z. Upper
William II. Roberts, Def't. Township, Law
renee County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that on the 26th day
of March, a. y. 1865. an order Of attachment
was issued by b. r. Branham, Justice of the
Peace, for The township of Upper, in the coun-
ty Of Lawrence, and State of Ohio, against the
goods, chnttles, stocks or interest in stocks,
rights, credits. monies, and effects, of the said
William II. Roberts non resident debtor, at
the instance of said Franklin Jones, for the
sum of tilty-fv dollars with interest thereon,
from the 22d day of October A. ID. 1854, which
said order has been served, and the summons
accompanying the same, has been returned
"not found' whereupon the trial was conlinu-
ed to the 10Th day of May, A. d. 1855, accord
ing to the statute in such case made and provi-
ded. S. P. CALVIN, Atty for PPG.
April 10th, tS55.-10-3t.
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RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-RT. Rev. CmAs.
McELvArsE, Bishop Of the Ohio Dio.
cese of.he Protestant Episcopal Church
will preach at Spencer Chapel in Iron.
,on, on Friday evening next.
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New Stove, Tin, and Sheet
Iron Establishment.
jenkins Block, few doors above DR. Morris
nyuu Sfnv.

Jenkins Block, few doors above DR. Morris
Drug Store.
IN The subscriber respectfully onnoun.
AN ccs to the public that he has opened q
dG1 STOVE, TIN AND SHEET IRON
,A .shopin jenkins block, on second st.
~ vlrouton o, and has now on hand, and
is prepared TO manufacture 10 order all kinds
Of work in bis line. lie has ON hand large
stock OF siovcsof different kinds, both for coal
ana wood 'conssiingof Cooking, Parlor, Egg,
Six Plate and School House Stoves.
Being a practical timer. particular attention
will be given to Roofing, Spoulng, and all 9th .
crjobblng done IN my line.
ni' All work done by inc warranted to give
satisfaction.
am also prepared to put up and wnran,
Chilson's VeItiating and House warming Fur.
naces which are giving general satisfaction
wherever introduced.
On hand large quantity Of Fruit Cans war.
ranted tight j. G. McGUGIN,
lronton, Sept, 81, 1871
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HOMBS, Brushes, Fancy and Toilet Soaps,
~ Harrson's Perfumery. Cologne, Hair Dyes
Port Monies, Steel Pens, and a general assort.
ment Of fancy articles and notions, for sale al
the Drug Store Of F. 8. WRIGHT & Co.
Corner Of Second and Railroad streets.
April "a, 1856. 8ts,s
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D% There will be a Temperance
Meeting at the Court House, on this,
Tuesday evening. A general turn out
is requested. 1t is desired to take some
steps whereby the doggeries about Iron.
ton can be closed up.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-01

TOHN G. HANZSCHE, Book Seller, next door
u TO the lronton House, Just received an ex-
tensive assortment Of Ladies' Albums Portfo-
lios, Annuals and other Gift Books, with fine
engravings, and in guilt bindings also Miscella.
neOus AMI juvenile books, etc. which will be
sold at moderate prices. Oct. Q.
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Jeremiah, Hezekiah,
And all The children livin',
Ann. Mariab. Jonn and ca

NHI1, HHITaH' Ja1u anu SOThId,
Will come to our thanksgivin'.
We understand the picnic Of the sea
son comes off to-day at the grove. We
hope to see our young friends enjoy
themselves as the occasion requires.
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5N7RIGHTS Nerve and Bone Liniment for
wv Bruises, Rheumatism, Burns, Sprains,
&C., superior article for sale wholesale and
ieteil by F: 8: WRIGHT & Co., Druggists.
April "a, 1855.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

against County Court of Com
David Pulley.) mon Pleas.
The said David Pulley the defendant, will
take notice that on the Goth day Of April 1856
the said Ann Pulley fled in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, of the Co nty of Lawrence ant
State Of Ohio, her petition against him praying
for divorce from the marriage contract now
existing between them assigning os cause there.
for, wilful absence more than three years, and
gross neglect of duty.
BY RALPH LEErE, her Attorney.
April Goth, 1S55.-6w-l2.
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CMALL FARM FOR SALE-A small farm
~ of 43 acres, bou half (or little more,
improved, with aahewed log house, corn crop
and about forty bearing fruit trees thereon, for
sale. or exchange for town property. For par
ticnlars, enquire at the post. Office in ironton.
Nov. 6, lS5i.-tf.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MFRS. White begs leave to inform the pub
lyl lie that she has just returned from Gin.
cinnsti with Z choice lot Of superior sprinJ
style bonnets, hats, ribbons, &C., which sht
will sell cheaper than the cheapest at thu
cheap store, Lawrence street near Fourth
Ironton, April t7th, 1855,
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N"V H""KA@
1UST received, The Life end Beauties o.
ID Fanny Fern, Sequel to Ruth Hall, Life o.
Greeley, Life Of Barnum, Ida May, Ruth Hall,
Stanhope Burleigh, Journey through Kansas
Ida Norman, and Alone. ,
Harper's, Putnam's, and the Knickerbocker
Magazines, Godeys Ladies' Book, and Leslie's
Gazette Of Fashions, received Monthly and fol
sale low, J.COMBS & Co.
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STANDS

Double lrnfed one nnd Two drawers,
Wash stands OF nil varieties,
Walnut desks,
Kitchen. dining and brcnkms, tables. curl wsinn,
rosewood IRON top, in imitation OF marble, center ia
Dies crri tables, extension tables, every vnricty
SOFAS-ilair plush all varieties.
OTTOMANS-Dyeryv variety.
BEDSTEADS-1r rindlc cottage. sycamore octnron,
nigh posts aud congc-nll soris Of wood n0w in use
Trunilebeds. with and " ihout stats. Low cou,non
tOUNGEs-Pnnn.lled luriied and cushioned.
ko.OnkK,IMNGGLAssESa-Alls .nK,M sizes nnd qualities.
MATrREsSES-A full assortment
Thry dcni IN nll articles of fcnbinet-work which they
arc receiving from their manufacturing csab shment
inChcinnn'i, No i52 s,h street between Film aud Plnn
Thcy are prepared 10 make TO order any'hng IN il-fr
lise OF business, and will the shortest notice. fill
ordoars Tor country dealers, nnd all others, who may
favor them with ihicr custom.
Thcy have Just opened in lron,on. Mt Calver,'s new
building wesi Of the market house, where they will bs
pleased 10 meet their customers.
They sell ON The mo 4 reasonable terms
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NOTICE..

NUIICE.
A Ii persoas interested are hereby notified
n that on the l4th day Of March, A. d.
1855, Samuel Russell, Guardian of Tabitha
Wilson, file in the Probate Court of Lawren ce
County, Ohio, his first and final account for
settlement and that said account will be fol
hearing on the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1855.
FLETCHER GOLDEN, Judge of Probate.
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BARBERING & HAIR DRESSING

"Ihis world It's n barberous world
And harherous people live in il,
And il You don't take care yourself
They'll shave you in Il mirntm
"rhc boards bound TO come OF il the handle dom,
break :"
A iNDGABE JOHNSON can shave you In alout as
~ quick time rs any gcmman ob colorn
20 san about his shop, except his style Of sampcon.
ing which al should try.
TUCK IopsY son Of the Topsy tla, never was born
is there 10 brush, &c, &c.
lie Is expecting daily stock of coogncs. soaps
sell low ' '"'' nv WI
WASHING. IRONING, &c, done nj short uo,icc
.nop on Front street near the lronion House.
April 10, 1S5j.-3 10y.
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Il. c. SLOAN, DEN TAI SURGEON,

Respectfully presents lis ncknOr ledge
EA<GSiD incnis 10 those who have heretofore ex
UffS31dkIA landed 10 him their patronage, mud he
.,Il1Ohopes ihni the skill aud exp criencc whic
ihc past SIX years OF constant Practice has cinLle
nm 10 OBTAIN, Will merit continuance Of their favor
aid The patronage OF 0 tOse desiring services IA his
profession n Justification Of his ability 10 render en-
tire sasihclon he would hut call attention 10 tho n.
,crous i and part sets Of artificial teeth which he
ms inserted In this vicniiy-thc beauty, utility and
'iic-ike appearance of which hc l.crs him sell Gun.
not be cxcellcd. The difficulty heretofore experience ed
by the profession, IN fitting fail sets 50 that they may
be useful aud comfortable he has overcome at the ex.
pesc oi no lnconsldcrablc perseverance aud expert.
mcnt Those who nre In need OF such may res, ss,,.
ed Tint they can be furnished with these useful organ.
thni WIN enable them 10 ma.iicnie their food with the
facility experienced only by those who have good Teeth
All Other operations III the department Of Dentistry.
Performed in manner that experience aud care alone
VIII enable one 10 DO Terms invariably CASH when
yer y,,r SI,ys,rnan, and Alcan's Dry Goods store