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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
yac ssips q aysIsae following:
TIE Atlantic ,fess
pscfSr. taFs
rGr f,aii.c ts}i Goastc~A
f-ssaf --.-.--.'SaSs-
These s.sss tlt By contract ~
q3 ,reSs. fcr serv1c~ care has AeeH
IN tles- -agixers
s iss1-- urenrsh asd sresG; aud thss accoEaae-
York Lfseipo0 in arSs c5hfn S}
cabin Exclusive state f
From Lisersag Sa~ York, ~ ari 10 Tapeas
An exprf5enrea surgeon attached 10 esea sap
berasaF an secured antii paid TOR.
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TEURDUGH educated MsrxaDd arnhef wssars
sraAsv ths Soss which
propsseley sns purely nxcni
fus ard stock
hr and all eommaaica
an Eac}eca fusly answered.
Address AGEfCOLa, Wsxhsnyion, d. c.
March,
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THKAsrRy DEPARTMENT.
~ Treasury Department consists ~ the Ocs= ~ he See
~ Treasury. two comptrollers, eoszsnissioner Of
yr audf1rs Treasurer, register, solicitor, light
| - eaara, sad sszst ssrvev
! 3FS-s brief Indication 81 tho duties ~ thsse
as and q the orcc employed thereia rrspectiYely
sEaarss gfes.Hon. James Gsthrie Secretary ~ the
a. Hon. z. g, WahiagfDn, Assistant Secretary
4 charge one architect sra three drar-hfssacn
snplavesi, and three clerks The SecTe
lfsasary s charged wiik rbe general supervlssnn
tItrsAStons ot the government ard ~ the
~ ~ aNs coneeruing The and navigation
nttst States. He snperfntends the survey ~ the
T hthausc etshltshnsent, the marine hospitals of
- stats and the epusructio1 Of certain pubic
| y ~ easiam -hoases hnd other purposss-
- gtrsisr's OEes.-Esha whittlexey, esq Comp
- -. - hiissa clerks He prescsiD-s the mode of keep
!. art9S aceouat. or she civil snd apisfnssic
ts. tas public lands, and resises and osrs6es the
- Fe-atsr's QEes.-John ~ nrodhesd, eA3.,
snd stventeen clerks. He prescrTbex tbe mode
4 -si renaetfnR the aecoants ~ the s~rnv, nr~v.
go 81 As'aasuts " the pnho serrice and rsvses and
- 'aaaees arising thereon.
~ tesasstsaasey n ~ Cs.fsuu. Haxh y Andersen
49, y Lssenet and eleven clerks. Hc prtscrbes the
&vna. ana rerrrriax the 81 the ersSntns
u Asosrselnents. aud zoe the haiitng and repair
tsr ,I 6es and reVisas and certiSes the balances
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Mxaro.solitsn aI,rosa O1Ee,
Grosyrsow ID. G., Apsh II, Ic55
b~rchy MOI f~d tat uc
pxymess sscans b~~a ad~f~d,
k ss,s
aaesec banks iao sr1 hr nt insta
sen, " - psis ss 10 IN C@osgsacwn.
j. w. DEEBLE,
erss ~ arid TressgfeF
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Fxz Paissrsshs arsssng Ra.d Depot
z0s~fs3 gasenss
hsvs ssa ssfs xeh SsssssCs,
eodx TUCKER. pse-sssuf
rtsisdsiphs H~sses Lcmgary.
Fss is-su
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CARRIAGE anss Horses of beauugasiy
fsy together ~fas
asar fnexzb< Auis usx-ses1
II vsss, s-.aa youox ard kcDte The
u~ed twelve rs1s aad ~
yer. h~n paseASe~d
Tse owner havnx tssn, Ui s~si
Apyy ~ WN. r.. DOVE, csst desisr Ysret Ward.
In
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The Nafional Hotel

IN ey reopsn-d reception of ss~ss on ne x'b
ostst. naas TIE
huas ard sh@ aeAfoas asa aeoys e asas<
cercsl
The asssks's Afford
cf isss w es spared
bcase sesyecs,
sascyer. hSror~ pablse v esaanpe
srsnng- wnys b~en extended s sonse
m The % - al sny
easax The Hotel Board W pr day
". u. WILLARD.
wAsmrxsros CRY November ~, 1854
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roLD silver se-i plated ssctae- s.Hses Ae q
u peFfpca p-se0pc and vAsseoa
ss pasr advantyes ssecs.s Sassss
adapted eyes u
". GAIT. Bco-
g2S PeaR. avenae between Ninth and Tsaa
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Mr.. Editor:--I lad my hand on dc cam
erikan" q fq daz sins, and on notisiD yGr
motto, wez indust TIA CLANS over its kon-
tents in order TIA sc IL y6 wer rsal liyip up
tn dat motto. From De komplesJon oy
yc6r elxstrakts, and ybr wurdz ov konsola-
lon hi DIR. Clifford, &s., i desided in mi
mind dat y6 wer so doip. And beiU just
in &c nolon ov subsklbiD for sum go
ahed'' paper Civ yb mi nam az wun ov
dc TEN subskriberz dat yo vii no dst rescy
insted ov DIR. G., hwoz ppr morale hav
prompted him tn widdrv from y6r let ov
obtas morulz.
Fam plezd tuse dat y6 or an advokat
oy De Fonetik koz, ie hwie Oar az a crater
number ov hol-sold men engajd, dan in EN-
uder reform under heven.
For De benefit oy de koz, i wifi y6 TIA Civ
us, az son az konvvnient an editorial, in
Fonotipi, on de ekselens and present pros
pekts ov dis kez. On dc aperans ov sue ar
artikl, ! diDk ! kan Obtain a fu namz f6r y6
Y6r ko-wurker in oil gid refomz.
W. s. M0REL.
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makes delicious bread at less than
|one-half the cost Of fine wheat
-four.
We could 60 on a long time,
pointing out the errors Of living,
in which economy is lost sight Of
if we thought the wished-for eff.
fectwould be produced. We urge
all to think Of what we have said,
and that one Of the best things
that can be done for the poor is to
teach them practical economy in
everyday life.
No charitable societies ever
done so much good to the poor by
a distribution of food as they
could do by printing and putting
into the hands OF every family, q
little tract, containing practical
lessons Of economy in the art Of
living we'll and living cheap-an
art that would prevent the waste
Of food, and lessen the expense Of
first purchases. and increase the
nutritious qualities, while it added
immensely to the table enjoy.
ment- Of every family.
In a great majority of cases, il
NAV be set down as an incontro.
vertibIe fact that what comes Of
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DISTANCE FOR SETTING ruE TREES

%-"Factsarcstubbor things,
Madam said a lawyer to a female
witness under examination. She
was one Of the Lie breed, as she
answered. ste ~
ayes, Stree; and so are women
and if you get anything out Of
me, just please to let me know o.
it."
"You'll be committed for con-
tempt"
"very well, I'll suffer justly
for | feel the utmost contempt
for every lawyer present."
She was allowed to "run" IN
Y. dtias.
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The VlsiT Observation-Disclosures
and Piron were passing some time
in a cottage. Ons day Piron
wrote on voltaires door, "rogue.'
AS soon as Voltaire saw it, he
went to see Piron, who said to
him: "What has procured me
the pleasure of seeing you?"
Sir" replied voltaire, 81 saw
your name upon my door, and
came to return your visit."
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Mill'-but the earnestness and
assurance withwhich Mr.. II. press
ed the contest, gained it friends,
although, at one time, there was
a semblance Of hostile demonstra-
tons, which our good people soon
quieted--and the matter ended
pleasantly, and the Little Giant
came off triumphantly.
An EYEWITNESS.
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Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations
uELMBoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
CONPOUGD ILUlDEXTRAGg RTCHU

For diseases Of lhe Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses. aud All dis.
Gases oil Inc sexnal Organs, whether Ia male
or fcnalc. from whatever thcy may have
originated, and no mntter OF how long stand
lag.
lyon have contracted tho terrible discaso
which. wheu seated la The system, will surely 20
down nom one generation 10 another. undormt.
ming the constitution, aud sapplng tue yer, vital
fluids OF lc, do not trust Yourself Ia the hands ol
onaeks, who start up evry day In a city like this
and nil the papers With glaring fsischood
too well calculated 10 deceive the Young. aud
those not acquainted v lih their tricks. YOu can
not be too careful IN The selection of remedy In
thcra eases.
Tho fluid extract Buehu has been pronounced
by emncht phi sleIana The greatest relnudy cyor
known. tits u medicine perfectly pleasant In ~
taste, and very Innocent VA iis action. aad ycis
thorough that 10 annihiafes every particle of the
rank aud posonoa. vlras OF this dreadful disease;
sud. unlike other remedies, does not dry up lht
dlseasc in The blood. ~
con-u usonal Debility, brought on by seie
nbnae, most terrible disease, which has brought
ihousanda 10 unllmely graves, thus blaaling the
brilliant hopes OF parents. aud btghting la ths
bud the glorious ambition OF many noOlc youth
can be cured By this inElllbie Remedy. And a. !
medicine which must benefit oyCp body, lrom the
simply delicate 10 The conhned aud dosppairlns
invalid. 40 equal Il 10 DO iound acting both as
Cure aud Preventive.
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Fall and Winter Styles Of
- R 81 GO Cd S,
VIM. LEE CO..

~ WEST FOURTH STREET, CINCINNATI,
oner 10 their customers and others an unnauall,
LARGE AND ELkGANT ASSokrMEN O
In all the varieties OF Goods for the season srlec
cd with great care 10 regard 70 styles, qualities,
aud prices.
Attention l. respectfully invited TO very cxten.
sive assorsm.nts W the following via.
l.uces aud Elm broidc RTE. portion Of
which were Imported direct. .n.,
Suns o. ruR NEwEsr AND CnotcKsr STYLES, ia
great variety.
PRisrrp MusLIs-ps- LANES. PLsix FREscu MsR-
xos, and uher Fancy Dress f,eods. It
Plain coiorcd French Merinos aud cashmercs,
Bombskinos and Aipasas. Cafcocs and Cling
hams. The styles ana prices, as usual, secure T.
tention 10 this department.
fisnncls, Muslihs. Linen, fiousok coping Goods.
larger stock than usual, n var,e ties aud at pri-
&C. 10 suit alt.
cloths, Cas-lmcrer. and other Goods Cor boys
Shawls OF new and popular styles.
Clocks aud velseis, Cloths, and other matcrl.
ais for Cioaks. Particular ntten ton Is Invited IL
the Cioakr nom the anufacturing department ol
tho House,
M ouvpurehascs are made In large quaint.
ties, aud NJ tho most adv ntageous ralesi and our
selling prlces, ON the one price System, will be
found Advantageous 10 our eustomcrs.
sepgsem WILLIAM LIE a co.
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From Che cincinnati Dali Gazette.

MANSFIELD, Nov. 10th, 1856.
Quite an excitement was crea-
ted here this afternoon, growing
out Of a contest between corn
crushers. 1t appears that some
two weeks since, Messrs. Scott 4
Hedges, of Cincinnati, advertised
in the papers Of this city, that
they would give a premium of a
silver cup 10 any mill that should
grind finer and faster, with the
same amount ofpower, than their
mill, the Little Giant"
They appeared in due time up
on the ground, with two sizes Of
mills. The Leavitt mill, or Ex-
celsior, as it is called, was enter
ed in competition by Messrs. Hall
& Allen, who are manufacturing
them 10 this place. Mr.. Leavitt
the patentee, was present. and su.
perintended the operating of his
mill-who, at first, was unwilling
to have the trial made with old
dry corn. Mr.. Hedges, who ex-
hibited the Little Giant, insisted
on using the old corn, as he was
unwilling to have only a partial
test, which would be the case il
soft new corn was used. Finally,
after much hesitation, they yield
ed to Mr.. Hedges demand. The
grinding commenced with the Lit
tie Giant, which ground a given
quantity Of corn in sixty-three
revolutions, using two light hors-
es on the No. A mill, which NOV.
ei of easily, and ground the corn
without stopping, A half bushel
of meal was siited, and about one
quart out Of the amount was found
too coarse TO pass through the
sieve.
The committee that had been
appointed to decide the contest
then repaired to the Leavitt mill
when the same amount Of corr
was ground, which required seven
ty-three revolutions, although MIR
Leavitt worked but one horse
which was a very heavy, stou
one, and the draft was evidentl,
too hard for him, as he stopped
three times and was allowed I,
rest. On sitting the meal therI
proved to be five or six quarts too
roarsc 10 pass the seire, in
stead Of one as in the case Of th,
Little Giant. The committee, af
ter a lew moments consultation
reported substantially as above
and returned the cup to MI
Hedges, who thanked them kind
ly, and remarked that he..twice be
fore had taken it over the Leavit
mill, and that if q favorable occa
sion offered it would be riske,
! again. Mr.. Hedges then calle'
the attention Of those present
saying that he would grind som
shelled corn--then put one bush
Ell in the hopper, which was groun
. out in four minutes at u moderat
walk. Mr.. Leavitt ground lik
quantity, and was five minutes
, his horse being hurried to cor
| siderably greater speed--no siev
was used, but it was admitted b
all, that it was much cosrser tina
that ground by Hughes Little G.
ant.
: Mr.. H., then, at the request {
: some farmers, ground some ne
corn very satisfactorily. Nj
Leavitt ground some whichap2eal
ed very fine-but upon taking tn
: mill apart, twas found 10 be gorp
ed with cobs, admitting only tn
shelIed corn to pass. Ia th
opening Of the contest, the Littl
| Giant had but few friends "a
seeming to be In favor Of "ou
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A Certificate from the Rev. J. u. Finley
Cincinnati. March 9TH, 1859.
DR.. Forsha-ThIsis the FIRST time In my
long life that have given my name In
accommodation Of any medicine. as a gen.
erai remedy though have often been solicit
ted. Iaye used your Alternative Balm FOR
nearly two years; first, for the rheumatism
Ia my hip aud knee. of which was neariy a
cripple, then for very severe braIses on two oil
my family; then a violent attack ofaiarrhaeu
on MYSELF then for inflammation, for burns
bruises, and for very severe case Of stiff
neck. brought on by violent cold. and a
think have had full proof OF its medical
properties. la n great many ofthe diseases foi
which you recommend Il, aud have not
found II TO fall In even one Of them, Sun,
pc otsay that II IL an intalliblo cure. yet
Is my sober conviction. that. IL Is tho be.
compound for these remedies ior which II Il
recommended. that have ever tired, o. d
have tried many will not, u can pro-
cure II, be without II In my family ior any
consideration. Hoping that yon will str
continue 10 compound II honestly and that Il
may relieve thousands Of sufferers, mosl
heartily recommend II to my feIlow-citizenl
A mos { eseslIenl Family Medicine.
Yours. afIectiona.ely,
J. B. FINLEY
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pJAbout one hundred and
sixty gallons Of liquors were sspill.
ed" in Bangor, Maine, on the 7tb,
by the police, under decree ofthe
Court
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Certificate tom ID. l.. Starr.
have known Mr.. Forsha's Altera.
tive Balm to perform very extraor
dinary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
used IL upon one occasion. exter-
nally. with good effect. ! believe il
TO be perfectly safe and eflicacious
remedy to be usedin many complaints.
ID. l.. STARR.
OVEN nor 9tst fQs2
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

s1Rzrs.... - ...-.. -: .. nxxfLs-
ISAAC 6IAUB e<c0, I'LL EAcIO1X, csrner
u OF from ana ,oen ~ ee.s, c,neInnAt, ware.
nonse ro'n rfoh' tf'e' pef"o'n "n'n hno
Walnut. Ii.
We man i.csare cob orssk ers treat strength
w ~, ~. ,,'e,a, ,os,, IN n,
w P'e', s 'sN ~ -, - =. :. - -, s ~ y
mills, by Wulrn mems Hu con 7cft corn mHi ~
20 n stock feed mill; = hfew minutes work 10
put 10 on and take II on
we manu,sc,ufs po,ssp'e m,ns. nnels snd
double gehreds kncst iu.ihy Wfcneh nufur W
grind whcat corn. aud STOCK Iccd c&lculAtcc
Tor sieaui, whtcr and horse porer. These mile
nave been run py steam ano morse power IN
competition against me o'her make Of mills ~
70 carry OF the arsi premism.-on one occasion
wa awarded a beautiful silver mrdal. Our mills
also took me txo hfsi premiums az NE best nils
| a. two animal FAIRS OF our Mechanic<' Institute.
Also-Portabie saw mills 10 berun By steam.
wa'erorhors5 power. TINS msh was exnioited IN
Vpelst'ou ~ po'se Pe~o, - '.e on'o c..'e k.'f,
III lcSv, rnch asn"hfuco premium ana
splendid silver medal.
Also -Dlhercut kinds Of portable horse power:
ana steam ehe'ueo: All oer hrueles, ior ease OF
operations simplicity, usctulne0 ana durkbiliiy-
are surpassed BY none aow IN use. Il, ...-. s.
our ss s sss % %
money sounded.
by foil description, or tes'iinoniasis Of merit
aud use fninese, We refer those Interested " our
pamphlets, 70 be had AZ factory where We take a
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100 Cherries. -. 40 20
100 Plums ......-.-29 al
100 APricots. ...26 -
100 Peaches. 40 80
100 Grapes. ~ %
100 Melons. .....3 "
100 Cucumbcrs. ....2 SO
Meats generally are about
three -fourths water, and milk, as
it comes from the COW, over ninety
per cent. How is it as it comes
from the miIkmanl
It is true that this chemical
analysis does not give US the ex-
act comparative value Of food, but
With that and theprices Of the va
rious articles, it cannot be . hard
matter to determine what is the
cheapest and most economical
kind Of food fcr US to use IN our
families.
Perhaps Of all the articles NAM
ed, taking into account the price,
and nutritious qualities, oatmeal
will give the greatest amount OF
nutriment Tor the least money
But where viii you find it in use?
Not one family IN q tnousanu eV-
er saw the article; not one in a
hundred ever heard Oh II, ana
many who have heard OF It nave
q vague impression that none pu'
starving Scotch or Irish ever use
if.and inshort, that oatsln Amer,
lea are only fit food Tor pigs and
horses
It is great mistake. Oat
meal isexcellent in Porradge, and
al sorts OF cooking OF that klnd,
and cat meal cakes are sweet nu-
txItious, and an antldote lor uys-
Pepsia- just now, we belleve'
oats are the cheapest OF any grain
In the market, and it is a settled
TACT that oats give the giea'es'
amount Of power Of any grain con-
umed by man or beast.
This cheap food needs only TO
be iasn'onaole' 70 De extremely
popular among all laborers, all Oh
whom. to say nothing OF other
classes, eat too much fine nour
bread
Cracked wheat and loaf Dread
cost the same price, or, perhaps
a less price Tor the wheat by the
pound A pound OF the wheat'
properly cooked, Is worm more
Tan four leaves Of bread.
Hominy, samp, hulled corn, we
have 50 often recommended and
urged upon the attention Of all
both rich and poor, as cheap, nu'
tzieious, wholesome food, that we
have induced many to try it, who
would not give it up now under
any consideration. We reiterate
oil that We have ever said in its
favor. Thirty years experience
IN its use only serves to confirm Us
In tho opinion thatit is such eco
nomical and excellent food that
too much cannot be said in Its Ia
vor. The only thing necessary IL
It's cooking Is to cook it enough
u cannot be cooked too much.
Every family should eat beans
end peas, because Of all articles
they afford the most nutrlmen'
for the least money.
One pound oil cheap meat. sa,
&c ten cents, and one pound 0
split peas, say five cents, vii
give a fuller dinner to q family
than a dollar expended for bee
stake aud white BREAD a'his Is
kind Of economy that should b
known and rigldly practiced.
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HELMGoLD's HiGLY CONCENTRATES
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.

Fer purifying the hloyd, removing all diseases
arising from excess ~ Mercury. exno-uro mud
inprupence aud la life, ehronic comets utionai
disease, arising run an Impure state OF blood,
aud tho only reliable and eneeiua known
remedy Tor the cure Of Scrofnla. Salt Rheam
Scald Head, Uleeraiious OF the Bopcs, otier.
Pmplcs On the lace, and oil scaly eruptions OF
the skin.
This article j. nov prescribed by some OF tae
most distinguished phyy cians La tho countr,
AMI has proved more efficient In pTacllcn than
any preparation Of SarsaprllIa yet olrcd 10 the
public. Several casvs Of secondary Sphyla,
MercurHl aud Scroiuious disrhset have entirely
recovered "a tise incurabio wards OF oar public
Inst ilu onr which had Tor man, Yeas resisted e,-
or, modr OF treatment that could DO devised. -
These furnish .Iikug cXnnp cs q Z the saln-
iary effects OF TINS @ siirlnc IA nr1c-ting some ol
The most myctcrti aissNses. alter hu glanda
we're disifoy ed, ADD the bones already anccled.-
NorIon.-Lebcfs from rusiouslhle rhy stefan,
and Professors ofsoyorai Me,ilcAi Colo. es, and
ccrtineaias OF cures from patisnts will be found
accompanying both preparations.
Pglcrs, Fluid kxtraci OF buehu, 81 per boltlo'
or y bottles for .
equain, strength To one CATION OF syrud OF sar.
saparlla.
Prepared and sold by u. n. uRLMBoLr,
Chemist, n1a Chesnut Street, neor the Girard
House Philadeipha
JOHN w. MOODY.
BrookviIlc,
And Of Druggists and Dealers.
a
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Gbs speIIina 9dorrn.

pislNEflC ALPaibHI<.,
F..
a.h lrties ha- iAr ssnd 81 lhe .fa.irired is,.eI
or le,icr' 10 ,ac ilasiraii,e words
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
DIS. DUNCAN * CAMERON,
DENTISTS.
No. 156 West .Sirfh ST. 6etsoeen Race
Z and Elm sts., Cincinnati. 49,
THIs OFFICE UNDER THE MANAGEMENT
u Of its present proprictors, has boca inercas-
Ing In reputation for superior operations In The
Artlheial Department OF Dentistry for The last
ing 70 give satisfaction 70 ali who may hvor il
The subscrIbers would call attention 10 the fol-
loving essential point. pertaining 70 Astiaeisi
sncc, quality and strength OF materials, comfort
~ the wearer, and usefulness In restoring the
ns'aral appearance OF the speech, and ability 70
mssucniei IN All OF when thcy ars wnrranteq ~
, "a they are '1c'llsd BY hons' and 'saa'''d
EETH
Inserted from one 10 full set, with Artinoiai
Gums. ... ... .. LIE. 81. -. ~.
Pull and Half Sets invariably inserted By sue.
All operations In Dentistry performed In the
most thorough manner.
ft TER Ms. fe.
Considering the superior character OF the work
and the guarantee given, they are tho most rea.
sonablc IN the West.
TWO TEETH OR MORE on GOLD PLATE,
"a PER TOOTH.
TWO TEETH Or MORE ON SILVER PLATE,
% PER TOOTH.
The money refunded II the Teeth do not prove
Satisfactory.
III For the Information Of those living At q
distance, we would state that our facilities an
such, that We mako In the finest style, n fnl|
set OF TEETH IN from - 10 ~ honrs. and ANAL
pieces In proportion, 30 that no detention need
10 apnrehended. 81 Sd.
VIC. DUNcAN,l n..-. 4.
JIG. CAMERON ptN'"s'
No. $50 West sixth Street, betwesn Race and kim
Cincinnati. -. dec. ~, 81 40