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AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE

LET THE SICK HxAR THE TRUTH.
CArrAM BEsJAhIs-Wherever known his tcs,I
mony VIII De conclusive. But lest those who do
not know the Captain should be scepticaI Dr. Day.
son & Bro, with others Of the best known and mos,
highly respectable citizens Of Easton endorse hi.
wonderful cure by
HANPT0N's VEGETABLE TINCTURz.
EAsroE, Oct. 4, lSSt
Gentemen-I feel il my duty TO ysu and the pub
lie certify to the effects OF Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture. j was for more than five ye2rs leborine
under a disease of Chronic Rheumatism, and the
great part OF that time 1 was 50 helpless that had
to be helped from my bed and dressed in my clothes
1 became reduced TO a mere skeleton. All the med
iclHes took done me no good, and continued e..
grow worse. heard of HamptOn's Tmcture and
thought | would give il a trial. AT this time die
rot expect TO live one day after another. [ Iid no.
take il (the Tincture) for the rheumatism, but in
a short time was well Uf that disease. From thu
effects of your i 1incture and the help Of God am
now getting in good health.
wish all the afflicted to try Hsmpton's vegetab+
Tincture, as have lne with the same effect tnsi
1t has on Your Obcdient servant,
Isaac BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac BENJAMIN; solo
him some OF Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, and bt
Dawson & Bro.
Prom our knowledge of Captain Benjamin we are
confident that the above statement is true and ur
exaggerated. J. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLES ROBINSON.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures O.
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neurj.igia, Dvs
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As q
female medicine or for delicate chidlen We believe
Sold by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, I40 Bait
more street, Baltimore; and 3O4 Broadway, N. York
CHAs. STeTT Co., J. B. MoORE, ID. 3. CLARKE
CLARsK Bovine, w. ELLIOT, and III. McPHER
SON, Washington: also, by r. 5. F. CIssEL, George
town, and c: q. BsRRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gists eyers whe.e. jan Str
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forget Clotiida's pale face as she threw
herself weeping into NV Arms. p.:.,

y ulo-' HOl&On
A murderer" she exclaimed, clasning me
as if to shield me from danger: aMsrci.
ful Heaven, protect us both ~ consoled
her with the assurance that was thank.
full to my unknown enemy, who was the
means Of showing me how she loved me.
That day Bsrkenrode came at the usual
hour: but in vain did take nv seat in
the hiding place, he Was not admitted. I
afterwards found that she had sent him o
letter, threatening if he ever came again
that her husband should be informed of
all that had passed. He made many at
tempts to soften her resolution, but to
no purpose, and a year afterwards he
married. No acquaintance has ever ex-
listed between the families; and now YOU
know why my wife refuses her consent
to our sons marriage with Berkenrode's
daughter"
L cannot blame her." said Van Grote.
"Who would have thought that Berken-
rode. soldier, and q man of honor, could
have been capable Of such q rascally
deed 2"
"Ha! ha! ha!" laughed Brounker,
and do you really think it was the Col
onel who sent the poison?"
Why, who else 2"
Myself, to be sure! The whole Was
my contrlvance, and it cost me three hum
dred guilders in present to nv cook: /:
but 1t was money well laid out, for
saved my wife, and got rid Of her trouble
some lap p-dog at the same time"
DO you know, Brounker, think it
was rather a shabby trick to leave Ber-
kenrode under such an imputation and
now that your sons happiness depends
on your wife being undeceived-
am aware of all that, but to unde-
ceiEe her now is not so easy as you think.
How can expect her to disbelieye a cir
cumstance in which, for the last twenty
years, she has put implicit faith 2"
lie was interrupted by the entrance of
Vrow Rrounker. Her cheeks were flushed.
and she saluted Van Grote rather stiffly.
What not at the ball, Clotilda 2"
asked her husband.
No | had headache" she REPLIED.
land Maurice has promised to take charge
of his sisters. But I have come to tell
you that l have been thinking over his
marriage with Nina Berkenrode, and
have altered my naind On that subject.
In short, | shall withdraw my opposition
to the match"
The friends looked at each other in as
tcnishment.
BY the by, love-" she continued,
here is key found some time ago; L
think 1t must belong to you"
"Well, Clotilda," said her husband.
striving 10 hide his confusion as he took
the key, "this is good news about the
marriage"
Suppose you and your friend celebrate
it by a supper. There is a herring pie
in the house, and you need not fear tha
it is poisoned"
She left the room. Brounker looked
foolish, and Van Croft rubbed his hands,
as be exclaimed" Caught in your own
trap! He who digs pit for his enemy
shall fall into it himself"
Nevertheless" replied Brounker, II
think L have got well out Of mine"
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL
PTHE
Western Hose Company No. I,
AT TIE
WA SHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS

WASHINGION ASSEMBLY ROOMS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April Is, 1855.
VNHE Committee of Arrangements have much
Il pleasure in Announcing to the friends of thC
Company and the public generally that they wi.
spare no pains to make this the best ; all of tn,
season.
Fleets celebrated Cotillon Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
Tickets Sl-aGmitting gentleman and ladies. u
be had of the Committee and at the door ON the eve
ning of the ball.
No hats or caps allowed in the room except lhosC
worn by firemcn.
Managers on the pant of C;Ezens.
Hon ] w Fornsy, Hon Il Towers,
Maj WB Scott, Col ID G. Lee.
DIR w Magruder, I'D Hoover,
Element bIii, Beverley Tucker,
Walter LenOx, John Clark,
B French, Il Wanach
Chas Wallach, hbram Upshur,
G w Riggs, Clark Mills
II Winler, W.T. Dove
G Morgan, ID RaicIiff,
kedtern, S 5 Parker,
VIM ", Brown, Captain Carrington,
w Bayly, Luther Sm,ot,
Andrew Hoover, RJROche
John Ennis NCsIan,
On the part of Firencn
E Douglass, 5 Wright, snnderson,
Doyle, J 4 TAFT, Hatch
f Evans, 1T Sutey
Oo""@'ee " s1TTdhse'AchtS on he part OF the Com
pGay.
William Rgsles, w Keefe,
Edward IIanley, Jos VI Hilton,
Robert Mastn, + Edwards,
Reception Commiiiee.
J Hughes, ] iN Carr, WP JIapartv.
+ Hoffman, w Durv, E1wards
I Dewdeny, Mickum, TJParser'
J IIager, JHMay, Tmkie,,
Floor Managers.
x Booth, Lewis Robertson.
Gustus C0zens, John Spading,
Robert King, Hager.
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DOR SALE.-A Pair of BAY MARES. 7 ve,rs
II oidnextspring, well bred sound stylish, N
gentle, spirited and capital gOers. They are ~
well broken and perfectly free from tricks ana will
particularly suit any gentleman who is fond of
driving. The owner parts with them only hecausa
hls purpose is to rcirench his expenses. They can
be seen at SOuthrOns late Birch's) Stable, ON l4th
street, south OF Pa avenue. For TERMS or an op-
Poruhly to Try them, enquire at the counter of the
star ONCE. They will be sold ba. gain.
ap 3-tf
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FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
MONUMENTAL CLUB.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, ApriI AZ.
THE Monumental Club have much pleasure in
announcing to their friends ami the public zen
orally that their first Annual Ball will be given as
above ~
The Club pledge that no effort on their part viii,
be spared to make all who honor them with their
presence, pleasant and agreeable time
superior band OF music has been engaged for
the occasion
The Supper and Refreshment department has
been placed ia the hands of an eIpercncpd caterer.
Tickets, Sl-admitting gentleman and ladies', 10
be had OF any member of the Club, or at the door on
the evening of the ball.
No hats or caps allowed in the room excep, those
worn by different Clubs.
Comn'ttee Of arrangements,
M F Flanagan, Savage.
w Franklin, Wi,hers,
Al Baker, Dawes.
Managers.
yWithers, CPulaski,
II Gait, e Rupert,
B Coe. w Berry.
Franklin, Hunt.
s Croggins, JKeyworth.
Floor Managers.
Franklin, Savage,
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EOEBL - BOYD,
BLIND MAKERS & &UPHOLSTERERS,

w OULD respectfully inform .heir friends and
w the public generally that theyEz-==-S.=ze=T==S;
IRE prepared to attend TO all orders iii sT-z.=:sS
the.I line of business. S|-,s
All kinds of UPHOLSTERING .--ii
neatly executed; such aS-Cutiins and =z-==is
Making Carpets, Fitting down Mating s=E==.ts,
and Oil Cloth, Making and itIirg up si-=--z-its.
Bed and Window Curtains Hair. Shuck .=-=lf.
and other Mattresses, Pew and other s@S-EIi'
Cushions, Spring Beds, Lounges, Easy, and Sick
Chairs. We have in store Window Shades and
Trimmings, Cords and Tassels, Split Blinds, Wide
Paper for Curtains. VENITIAN BLINDS made in
any style, and old ditto repaired To look as well as
new. All kinds of old Work repaired, and all Or
ders thankfully received and promptly attended to
for cash, or q perfect understanding before hand
IL you want the worth of your money Just give us
q call, at No 291 Pa. avenue, south side betw. 9Th
and 10th streets. mar 30-u
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nGAFNEss CURED.-The following is

nGAFNESS CURED.-The following Is
H. taken from ScOtt's Weekly:
DEAFNESS.-We understand that the success
which has followed the use of SCARPA'S ACOUS-
TIC OIL, IN cases Of Deafness has been astonisll-
cases were considered hopeless. The calls for this
medicine are from all parts of the country, it being
we believe, the only article before the rubcfor the
cure OF that distressing disease.
Be particular and buy of z. ID. GILMAN, Wash
ington, ID. c., and 8 8. HANCE, Baltimore, Md, as
there is a counterfeit article in the market.
feb 2S-2m
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U There are about seven millions Of
pores in the body of man of ordinary
size. Ii these were Joined length-wise, a
tube would be formed twenty-eight miles
lonpi
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$40 900 worth Boots & Shoes.
RING SUPPLY.
IRON HALL
BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK
ESTABLISHMENT

BOOT, ) HO E Il N u TR NK
ESTABLISHMENT,
Pa. arsnue, between Ninth and Tenth Streets
lust received and receiving daily my spring as
u sortment of Ladies', G Gentlemen's, Boys -ahn
and 0s''''s"'' 'SSEf sSa LzSISs: 11s ssoHs. III
Ladles' colored. bronze and black Caters, -
McCurdy's, l 25 to 2 90
Do morocco and kid Slippers and Ties, do, 62L
to l 90
Do carpet and velvet slippers for house, do, Gax
worth 90
For Misses and Children
Misses cOlored, bronZe and black Caters l 90
Do morocco and kid (also white) Slippers for
the May Ball
Children's white kid Slippers
Do Caters and Slippers all colors
For Gentlemen
Genuemen'S Patent Leather colored kid and black
Congress Caters, some
thing new
DO do and calf Pumps, (Frencb)
and walking Shoes
FvT Boys and Youths.
Boys' Patent Leather Pumps for the May Balls
Do Calf Shoes of all kinds
Youths do do
Do Patent Leather Pumps for Nav Balls
The above stock is perhaps the most desirable in
the city from which to make selections IL embra
ces every variety, and will be sold at the loves,
prices. g. p HOOVER
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk Establishm't.
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MANTUA MAKING.

MISS MARGARET DYER respectfully annOun
lyl ces to the ladies OF Washington and vicinity,
that she has just returned to Washington, and in
the patronage of her former ffieads. No. 22l Pa
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth sts.
ap9-2aW3Ws
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ATTENTION, OLD SOLDIERS.

A Ii my old friends for whom obtained Bounty
IA Land in less quantities than lCO acres are
hereby informed that their names and 4 memOran-
dunn OF their time is on my Book, so that their de-
claratiOEs for additional County Land can be made
with facility. Many Of those who failed TO obtain
land for want of time, entitled to l60 and
can obtain the same by calling
Seamen, Ordinary Seamen, Marines, Clerks,
Landsmen, (of the Navy WagOa Masters, Team
sters, Sc, SC, in any war; viii ind II 10 their ad
vantage 10 call or send their cases to me
Advice gratis TO those soldiers, seamen and wild
ows who are unable 10 pay.
Refer to any honest man in Washington.
JOHN ID. CLARK,
Agent, No. SAT Twelfth street west.
an Tim
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SODA WATER, SODA WATER !

~ GAUTlER has just erected in his establish,
". ment a fountain of very superior Soda Water
which for its delicious and medicinal qualities is
far ahead OF any beverage ever before introduced
He would call particular attention to the superior
quality and variety of his sirups which all made
rom the pure fresh fruit, and not from any Of the
acids now in common use, which are always more
or less deleterious to the stomach.
C. GAUTIER,
ap B-eO2w asa Pa avenue.
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UAristocracy is defined by Punch
as class of persons who despise the
public, and are yenerated by the public
for that reason.
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W l L L ARDS HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Va,

'f'HE Propnetors take great pleasure in informing
their many friends and the public generally that
this maghlicen; Summer Hotel is now being fitted
up IN the most modern and comfortable style for the
coming season. The house will be opened on the
nst ot June, with nothing left unprovided that may
promote the comfort and happiness Of its guests
Inc propnetors also take much pleasure i'm saving
that they will be prepared and happy to accommo
date from tie first Of May any who may favor them
with call
Board per day............ $500
by the week, per day............. so
by the month, per day ............ 25
Baths free for the guests.
ap2-f C.. C.. WILLARD A. EROS
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A BOOK

"HICH EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN THE
" DISTRICT WANTS.-The Washington City
Directory, only IS cents copy, half price, can be
had al ALEX. AID aMSON'S, on Seventh street
opposite 10 the Post Office, where ne keeps con
stantly on hard fine assortment Of Blank Books
Pens, Ink, Paper, Playing aRd Visiting Cards, Games
&c. He is agent for all the cheap publications
Magazine and Newspapers.
London Illustrated News, Bells Life, Times and
Punch received by every steamer.
New York Herald, Times, and Tribune received
every night and delivered 10 subscribers.
mar 2-lm
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DENTISTRY.

ID B. DONALDSON, Dentist, late of IN firm OF
lG. Hunt Il Donaldson, continues 10 -ss-.zes.,
manufacture and insert those beautiful sss:.ssssS
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, ENLIfD
for specimens Of which (made and de-
posted by the late finn) was awarded the first
premium at the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently
held in this city
These teeth are carved aRd shaded 10 suit each
particular case and their resemblance TO the natu-
raj organs is perfect to deceive the most prac
Used eye.
Particular attention also paid to filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
Office southwest corner Seventh and ID en-
trance on ID. mar 2l-6m
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CPECTACLES,


DICH BLACK SILKS OF every width aud
III quality, fTOrn IS cents up, very ch ap
PLAID and plain Silks, Pink, white and blk waieIed
Silks for Mantillas
White, punk, blue and mode cold Sbalieys
White, pink, blue, green, corn and mode cslored
French Mousselines
Is pieces plain Berege in every shade al Is cents
very cheap goods
"hie, pink, blue, green, brown, and mode cOlored
B-reges, IN fine quality
iVo pieces Lawns and JackOnets in every quality
Also, well assorted stock of Domestic Goods
All OF which viii be sold AZ very low prices
customers VII do well TO give US a call
WM. X Riley,
mar 3l-lm
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M I L L l N T. r Y.

Ca MRS. CHOATE
&3 Will open her spring style Of BON - Eassss.
SK NETS at her Rooms, g Louisiana - X
avenue, on Tuesday next, The 18th w
instant
Straw work bleached and altered at the shortes
nouce. ap l2-2w
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T o HE LADIE

TO THE LADIES'.
~ MISS J. THOMPSON
is now prepared 10 show our large
~ and wei selected stock IF Millinery
which she has just opened, OF the la w
test styles which we are selling At the lowest prices
ana we cordially invite the ladies to call early and
have the first selections.
we would also respectfully call their attention to
cur large and hand handsome stock OF Fancy Goods
Per1umery, Gloves, Hosiery, Sc. which we can sell
At unusually low prices.
HUTCHINSON g. MUNRO,
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
First door west Of Walter Harper & Co.'s.
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EOR SALE-At the SENATE STABLE south
u of the Capitol, three good work Horses, and
one fine buggy bay Horse. Apply at the Stables, or
Senate Post Office, mar a3-eolms
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.

." "ENRY BARRON SOLOMON STOVER
III have this day formed n COpaItnership for the
purpose Of carving on the Wood and Coal business
in all its branches.
Our yards are situated on The corner OF alst and
/ streets, Washington, and On the noal, near
SemmeS's planning mill, Georgetown AT either OF
u1e above places persons in want OF Wood and Coal
Of The very best quality AZ 1a the mo reasonable
terms, will al all times find assortment eCaaI If
not superior, to that in any yard IN TIE DISTINCT
Al orders filled with care, pTOuptHe2s, and dis
patch. BARRON Il SLOWER,
Georgetown, D. c., April l0tlI, 1855.
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MRS. i. ALLEN.

41IskJs Hs
EHNN No. 3o5 Pa. are'ue, betceen Ninth -
- I and Tenth streets, south side,
U~Wiil open on Saturday, 7th instant, IT.
most extensive and beautiful assortment of Sprn
Ii LII ERY consisting of Grape, Silk, Lace
Spotted Grape and Grass Linen HATS, including
Straws of every description. Also, Misses Dres
Hats and Flats, SC. L.. ALLEN.
ap4-
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TOS. NEFF'S PREMIUM VIoLINs AND vi
u OiInceilos can b. seen at cur Music Depot.
Amateurs and the profession are invited 10 call
and Try these excellent instruments
HiLBUS s. HITZ, Agents
A good COntIabass for sale low for cash, II immsl
date application be made as above.
MAJ 70
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NEW SONG

NEW SONG.
NHY DID LOVE FALSE FLORA words
w and music by w. Ii of this city, and ded
Gated to Inez Allison, the fair Guitarist
This song has most charming melody. Just pub.
lished and for sale by uILBUS * HITZ, e
ana
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I IMPORTANT BOUNTY LAND BOOK.-Just
L received second edition of Tripeu's Pension
and Bounty Land Laws, embracing digest of all
the laws, decisions and forms relating TO pensicns
to officers and soldiers of the RevOull0n their wild
their widows; to Navy and Marine inva.iGs, their
widows and children and to Bounty Lands provi-
ded for by every act from the Revolution to aud in
GLIDING that OF March 3, 1855; arranged as 10 be
ntellisibe TO every claimant. This work is highly
recommended by the Comm ssiOner of Pensions
Price 81; mailed to any pant of the United States
except California.
TAYLOR s. MAURY,
ap2O Bookstore, near 9.h st.
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TEN DOLLARS REwARD.-Losto on
l the 18th instant, between Wizards Hotel and
the Ciiy Hall, POriemOnn2e, containing three
notes drawn by John II. and A. w. Kirkwood in
favor of VIM. Il. Dove, and by me endorsed, Sl52
each; one note drawn by Zephaniah Jones, :sl6O,
in my favor and by me endorsed; also note, drawn
by William T. Hook, in my favor, for S54; several
other notes and papers not recollected. The above
reward vii! he paid upon the return of the papers
TO the undersigned. VIM. Il. DOVE.
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NJ. WILLIAM,
LADIES' DREss AND TRIMMING sToBE
Pa. avenue, between Seventh aRd Eighth streets
M WILLIAM would respectfully announce tC
lS the Ladies of Washington that he has ius
received from the Northern cities a complete siOcs
of GOODS, among which may be found
New style French Dress Trimmings
Fine French Flowers and Ribands
large lot of BOnnets, in silk, scrape, and straw, o
the latest patterns
And an excellent assortment of handsome Embroi.
dcries Of all kinds
Dresses made in the latest Paris fashions at rea-
sonable rates.
Pinkns and Fluting, and Kid Gloves cleaned.
mar 3l-eolm+
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-24
Beautiful White Teeth, Healthy Gums
ANDA SWEET BREATH.

"A L l. who are desiiions of obtaining these
sas2A benefits should use Zerman's Celebrated
Tooth Wash. This delicious article combines
50 many meritolous qualities that it has now
become ii standard favoriie with the citizens oil
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Den
lists Use il in Their practice most successfully,
and from every source the most ila;lerng lat..
dalions are awarded it,
lnfiamed aud bleeding gums are Immediately
benefited by lis use its action upon them Is
mild, soothing and effective. II cleanses the
teeth So thoroughly, tina. they are made to rival
pearl in Wilderness. and diiius.s through The
mouth snch a delightful freshness that the
breath is rendered exqusitey sweet. 1t disn-
tecls all those impurities which tend 10 pro-.
dnce decay, and as a onsequt nee, when these
are removed the Teeth must always remain
Sound.
Prepared only ly FRAScIs GERMAN, Druggist
and Chemist, Philadelphia, aud sold by all Dug
sisls, AT only 25 Gents per Bottle.
Sold by j. b. Eskridge, Slaunion, Va.
nov 90, lS54.-ly
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-24
WILLIAM CHAPMAN.

Eaa RADUATE Of the Baltimore College Of
VI Dental Surgery, having returned to Angus
Ia, resumes his profession. Any person WISH
lag information as 10 his qualifications, are
respectfully referred TO the faculty, viz:
Chaplin A. Harris NJ. D. d. d. S.. Profes.
sor OF Principles and Practice oil Dental Sur.
gerry.
Alfred A. Blandy, NJ D. D. D. s., Professor
Of Operative Dentistry.
Vim. 4. Right, n. D., Professor Of Chem
istry.
Washington R. Handy. NJ. D., Professor
of Anatomy and Physiology.
Thomas E. Bond, Nj. D., Professo. Of Path
lo2y AMI Therapeutics.
Philip Il. Austin, A. NJ. NJ. D. D. D. s.,
Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry.
Post Office address, Cline's Mill, or Mt.
Sidney.
March 10 1S54-lY.