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And obligc yours,
dee 81 Wv SAMUEL I. ATKINSON.


sseni the sick.-Men ot liberal education, at the present
day, devote all their talents Ia discover the means wler,spy
tAuV may remove those painful malgdiCs " hicll assail the hu-
man frame. There is no nohler art than that of healing tlc
sick, considering the nuinbcrips> diseases to which man is liz
bic, and which may cause him TO drag out a protraetel life If
distress. or suddenly cut him OIL in the bloom OF his existence
and usefulness. We should gratefully seize upon every means
Of counteractiug their dreadful effects, or causing n removal
ii those clogs to happiness. In those cases where the Liver r
the Stomach j. the cause, We would highly recommend Or
ltooiands German BIIcrs, prepared by lr. {. NJ. Jackson
70 medicine nj this time stands higher than these Bittofs, and
tp those who are suffering irnn the horrors OF indigestion. ""
say they are the antiuotr. See advertisement Idec 2I-@w
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GrG.,s ~sslr KE.-TIc .,sa .n,h,,.

- ,'ltoanoke' Will be lTIiDRAWN from the route D..
tween New York, Norfolk and Petersburg. until further ln
tce. The JAMESTOWN will continue to make her rt-a.
lar trips, as eratofore-stopping at City Point to land ad e..
cctye passengers to and from Lvnhbulg.
LEE a JOHNSTON. Agents
New York and Va. Steam Ship C.
/. S.-Ihe jamestown leaves city Point every NndIt.
day morning at { o'clock, for New York, l. 81
AN ass
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Bissnders.--We do leel mortified

Blunders.--We do ieel mortified a,
the repeated errors in our editorial
Last week our assistants went to India.
ma aud we we're a, Davenport, leaving
the printer in tulI possession Of The office
= TO discharge all the duties Of the Editor.
We would have been a. the post oursell
but could lot g.. home, owing the high
water IN the creeks, which ere irnpa..
SHE, Wetherefore again " Isl. 10 make
corrections. as The proof was not read or
corrected last week In on. article We
'nenfi mel Taz Henry .Mnrov,it should
have been Warren Maay errors Of
g'a'amar and spelling we noticed, aud
we're extremely mortified, tat il IS loo
late no" 1t wtii oaly BE- crying ov 7
=
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Farm for Sale,

LOO Acres OF Prairie miles from Tipon, on
the Dubuque road. The farm is al, anaer cul.
,iVa',on, plought and fenced, and only one
crop having been taken from it, SO acres were
proved last fall and are now ready for Wheat,
ihere IS also a comfortable house upon the
same II is convenient to wood and has run
h.hs water upon 1t. Time will be given 70 r
part payment.
Any person wishing to buy the Best nd
cheapest Quarter Section of land in Cedar
9uhty d better look al this
inquire of A. Shaw, in the County Judges
once al the Court House. Of the subscriber.
i2~ot Ii. IATaRAn
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NEW YeRK. March u

., ar: Vanderbilt, Presiden, of the New
4 DIX =. Company, gives notice today Of
'he withdrawal Of tina. line for the p}es.
en' until the United States Govrrninen,
nad sufficient time to look into 4 q ou,.
rag, q committed GA their property BY the
Nicataguan authorities. '"s
- The Irish Military celebration of s,
ra'nek,s day to-day is thus far q civic
eieoration, in conformation with the or.
ders OF Bishop Hughes will not take
place till next Monday.
Ah Intellectual effort was made BY the
CIVIC Societies 70 induce the mili,sry 10
postpone their celebration. ~
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WASHINGTON Marel tg

FV"sH1IVFVh, Wafch 70.
information from official sources co,
,ifhs Inc statement that an alliance has
oeen formed between San Salvador, Cos
ia RIGA, and Guatemala.
1t Is said the alliance is complete and
:, asa'es are nov prepared 10 defend
,heir own territory as well as assist their
pieIhten IN Nicaragua. 1t is supposed
hostilltles have already commenced. I,
Is also true that instructions have been
issued by several European Governments
20 their squadrons ON the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts to prevent coming events
in Central America. .%
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NoAxsr SCHUYLER. 1t was stated
some time since that this noted New
lork hnancier had died near Florence,
s1' German resident Of Wilmington,
Noiih Carolina, informs the Commercial
q mat town that he hns lately received
vapers from Germany which state posi-
uvsiy that be is now living in the liue
,9*n o. Briggs, in the principally of
Ludelstadt, in Germany.
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MILWAUKEE, March "a. The SUI
preme Cour: have rendered writ of
custer against Barstow, aud have estab.
liSh, d Gov. Bashiord's claim. Gov Bash
lord has taken the oath of office and he
VIII assume the Gubernatorial office to
day or Tomorrow. # s.s
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FRUIT TREES!

The Subscriber, Agent for the celebrated
Narseres at Rochester n. T., and General Dea.
er in Fruit Tees, tsnanieatal Trees, Lrer-
green's, Fioteeys, Plants, shrubbery, &C., &c.
Is prepared to furnish the citizens Of this vi
cinity with every variety Of FHuiT TREES and
other articles in his liae, all OF the BEar Quail
TT, from the first Nurseries IN the United Statesi
aud at liberal prices.
Rochester has for long time borne the pre-
emineuce over the whole country Ia the extent
aud character of her Nurseries producing a.
she does the finest Trees--having healthy
and hardy growth, and being perfectly reliable
as to the variety and quality OF their fruits Ii
il needless to say, that Fruit Trees are much
needed in this country, or, that they are in TACT,
OF the first consequence. Nearly every person
will admit they can do nothing to increase
the yalge OF their farms or premises SO
N lch in proportion TO the expense, as IN putting
out q good supply Of Fruit Trees As soon %
they are Get out, the value OF their property is
increased at least five times the cost Of Tie trees
A man can afford to pay % per cent for money
to buy frni. trees with One very Important
point 10 to obtain your Trees from well known
and reliable Nursery, which yen can depend
upon
GOD, Hcclthy, ana Thrifty Tres from such
a source, are worth at least 50 per cent more
than those that are inferior, and uncertain, and
from unreliable and Obscure Nurseries. Those
who want first qualities Of
.spple, Fear, Cherry, Plum Qufncs or Peach
Tree. Goosebe,rtes, Currants Grapes, Rasp-
berries Srdsberrfes. Sha3e Trees
Erergresns, Ornamental and tls,r
erf~g strawberry Roses, Dab
has, &c, &C.. &c.
Ia every variety will do well to improve the
present opportunity Of engaging them. The
Trees will be delivered in good order and condi
ton, the coming Spring, in time for planting
Orders given TO the Subscriber, or left with
r. NJ LONG, will receive prompt attention.
9 3n d. III. BENNETT.
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The / oiiar Time.
ron President,
.RIEL~7RD fH.f.4f1aE.
TOR sICE PRESIDENT,
.i.fDRE w J4ERsO.A- LOyiFLSOS.

The propriosors OF the PHILADELPHIA Daily
fases, IN answer 10 the nanerous Inquiries and
applications, received from all paris 81 the
: ate and the Uuioa, anaonnoa thai they viii
commence. on Saturday, May 8, 1850 the pub
l. alton Of Weekly Papeg, 10 be called TIRE
! oT'tF Times. The Lo,lay T.nl6s vii. ba i
9 .npsign Paper, ard will contain eye-g thag Of
inter 4 70 the comm unity relative T. The AZ
preaching Presidential Ca,npsign bsailssalarsa
amount " orisigA', eiityfi3l AL mtsaat'.a OF,
matts crtTasp9ndence etc, etc, carefully sol
taied aai Arranged, s.sl #expea3s reference 10
mas'eSst a pa. nlas md interesting Family
Netr@prFsr.
The prize Of thaD6l s-.Timas ain be PLACED
80 low as to pat il into the hands Of every man
every family in The cvanasty.
Terms ron SIX MONTHS. ---cLBps.
I.h 'os#+ for .f., s. ~
III 4 .ss..,..s...st.. -...t.,... u ~
-. copy =. :, =. - .~.'n~.,h n ,ha Oh"
~ 1t Il ~ '.,..-ess,
4 ..at,'e copy 10 an address Fifty cents ror
- Months. or, oas DDiiar per annam. All
letters fhoald BE- address 10. WM MORAN,
l34 No. So Soa.h Third Street, phila.
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The Ladies are requested to
notice the card Of Misses Nelman and
-ntath. who advertise for dress making.
They should b. literally pa,ronized.
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AN EXGELLEsT & VALUABLE
Farm for sale 4!

HE Undersigned has well improved
u Farm, situated miles from Wilton, on
The Miss. s Mo. Railroaa, and 10 miles from
Upton.
The said Farm contains 100 acres. all under
fence, 80 of which is well tinhered Coed
frame Hoase~a royal Spring--5o young apple
trees, &c, &c, situated thereon.
Persons desiring great bargain will calf on
III subscriber at his Office in the court House
Also, 200 acres of choice Prairie land for
sale. IL. e. pTATT, linton. MS e.
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Dissolution.

The co-partnershiq heretofore existing between
D. Rays ]. ". kynett Is this day dissolved, BY
mutual consent
Those knowing themselves Ia lsbted, either by
note er book account, will please call at the old
Stand, and fork up
no J2-3t j. w, EYsETT Co.
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- To those Wishing % Subscribe
'0f good Eastern paper. sse would rec.
+" etnmend them 10 the Dollar Times OF
Philadelphia.
asa campaign paper, the terms arc
extremely low for paper Of its size and
~quahty, being only SIS Tor 20 copies for 6
months, or 40 cents each.
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NOTICE.

Yon are hereby notified that my wife. Mary
Ana Parr has left my bed and board, wilton
any just use or provocation, this is to roify
all persons Whatsoever. that viii not pay any
debts contracted BY her after this date.
LEONARD PAIR 80
Is 81 Upton, March, 22d 1866.
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- The Tip.on Gilt Enterprise will
os distributed on Saturday, the Goth.
o'o;kaoldcrs will please attend and
% the matter j. properly conducted.
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Press and Tyne FOR sat.

Being dcsir US Of cnlarging the .4arerttssr, we
will sell our present preS, which is an excellent
No, :. Hoe Press, and also a large quantity Of
BREWER lof which this is = sampic) on favorable
tcrma Enquire Of Wells Spicer. .
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3lch advertisements.
To the Ladies

lhe uhdfrsgncd arc ros prepare {, do al
k'9ds Of DR. - and M4ntaa N TX ny - =
Cu'tihg. fhting and Makiqg Dresses eil lie
iha" t. the se'is'astion ~ tho4a etrorine taem
wih pitroaage. --latest styles and asai ms al
Ways eel ed.
~ Rooms oveF ". Eljott's C,ot'liag Store.
Miss II Hnlx,N.
Is tt Miss ". L. ifsAfp.
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Republican Township Meeting,

The Republicans Of Ccntre Township are re
quested 70 meet Ut the Court house n Friday
the 4th day Of April, 1856, att o'clock p. M
to organize republican club and transact bu Il.
neAe. +a-
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SHEET MUSIC

SHEET MUSIC.
COLE agents for Light, Newton 4 Bradbn.
~ ry's, and Haiues Brothers, piano fp. ties,
varying IN price from Yl75 10 sl,0o0--which
instruments are by the bestjudges, pronounced
superior IN every respect TO any Others vel
manufactured. they are also u RECEIPT Of a
large assortment Of Instruction. Books Dor all
kinds Of musical instruments. also guitar and
violin strings Of the best qualify. Among
their Instruments arc melodeons, guitars, vlo-
Inns, acccrdeons, futiras, flutes and BRAS in
sfruments, all ofwhch they win sell at whole
sale or retail at the lowest prices. Piano stool.
an great variety. Old pianos taken in exchange
Tor lew ones, on reasonable terms Pianos and
molodeons tuned and repaired in the best man
Ter. Orders addressed to Higgins Brothers,
q, Randolph street, Chicago, will rcce,yu
prompt attention, and the best judgment OF The
firm will be exercised in favorof parfits who
are unable TO visit the city to select for them
selves but who will send their orders, enclo.-.
Ne the money, naming The price of The instru-
ment desired. Chicago, Oct 81, 1864
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isprorenss,'ts. Tic Population Of
Upton Is now 1900, and IT is our firm
conviction tina, At this time mex. year the
population viii be $500, will double the
Coming season. The number OF buil1.
: 'ngs now in progress Of erection, and
which will be bull, this season, is aln,os,
=. i'credulous. Every man who is able to
build Aay building will pa, up phole
/ one.
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10 Correspondents The lines. by
Yorker. )f they were Intended for rub.
l'cation) were refused an insertion b..
cause no name aecompanies them. Who
Yorker IS we do not know, hence refuse
them. N
The lines ser. us entitled NY Native
Home. have also been refused an lnser.
ton for the above reason. .-...@
II Correspondents cannot trust US with
'LeIr names we canno, uu.l them with so
much confidence q 70 publish what they
tenf Is.
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n u L
tern'.y Of Upton are making arrany.,
n'cnts 20 sfrs,, q w &c I'm ug sulf,usei, q
lasgs ADd CONVENIENT Hal for tletruxc
At the last regular meeting commit.
was appointed to 'adom a Plan to carry
: OUT the objec, fne - an.ttee wilf re.
port PLAZA as follows:
wi That JOIN, stock company be fof,ne
OF such as will taxi stock ia tie enter.
PRISE. the shares being SO. and as soon
As $1,000 or $500 shalt be raised a
contract 10 be made with some person
who IS abca! to build s.ass building .his
sumner, by which the lodge can have
the privilege Of putting on third story,
and have the use there oi forever, by paw.
ing 10 pet cent 70 II stockholders upon
their investment. II remains yet for the
L'dgs to act upon 1t, bur We feel conf.
den. they wlll adopt the plan.
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Victory per,iies on Our paapgr.


ouPrIsiAB fahry prints, So. tar*. ast. rs
muslAs, eeio.ei eambf.cst stca iHl 4+4.
brown drills coloroi tfllls, We Af,la.u ant-.
inns, mariners stripes, shi tings, iitEn4s, bleacA
ed.and brown tapdin-, piHoncase 3 HE. tnt,
mnslins ard good as ortH,"tt II II ~ ~ -.
Ing goods.
4 Also, gools for men ard bays. wgar in
which are pliaa lin en-, rlsia galabguou riraa
AMI plain uanheeh, hae ate ~ a plaun st.s-
pc and fancy sats"nsfor bugs .ssar aid r u
IahIies loo numerous 10 mention.
Al Of the abage.goeds we lste II aa'e ua
quantities e 81 purchasers : Who itsale and
Refai'. nd III "A u the aharesg4osss ~. fsse
a large lat X Yankee Notiaua ana S#Ara tb-r-
les which we purchased III yefv on fgare
having fitted ~ snF second ST 4.s fsr Nhale-
sal. lfate, an lie first iloeg flF lie n tai
branch, Ne tinls haze lie tvs departments hi.
tlfeiy sep rate
We are cohstlit1y acfe,Hing lhA tev .ty IL
Of gaoes as hey afpear i. the eastern A,a9kefs,
anu we take this tac.!.od 81 inviting Me attn.
ton q Merchants aut nca'afs d oaf stock
from which they c2n mako their selections.
ARMS 4 RArS,
= Il in lllltl's bl9ek, D~,enp,r', Iowa
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Rail Road Time Table
Chicago Market

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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-29
Rocks! RoOksl

lust RECEIVED the following works ::
y The lost Heiress; The Mother In Law ;
The Turse of Clifton; Virginia aud Mag
dalene; SbannoDdale; The Missing Bride !
The Wife's Victory; The Discarded
Daughter; The Deserted Wife, Comics
sions Of Pretty Women, by Miss. Parde !;
The Planters Northern Bride; The Adop-
ted Son; Confessions Of an Elton Boy; The
Two Fathers, Spanish Romance; The
Upper Ten Thousand The Sisters, or the
Fatal Marriges; Ernest Llnwood Vesti-
ges ofCreation Duke of Marchmont,o or the
Ruined Gambler; Bleak House by Dick
EMS; Mysteries Of Paris; Wifes Trials /;
Jealous Wife; Gamblers Wife; Orphan
Sisters; Young Duke; Rena, or the Snow
Bird, Clara Moreland; Count Of Monte
Cristo For sale by
iuly20 GEO. M. HEROMAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-29

ARTIFICIAL FORMATION or MIN
ERALs.--Professor HousemaD, Of Got
tingen, has published an interesting
scientific paper on the formation Of
minerals in and furnaces, by furnace
action. He enumerates the following
varieties observed by him: silver,
lead, copper, iron bismuth, lead glance,
blends, oxide or zinc, red copper ore.
iron-glance, magnetic.iron ore, crysa-
lite, pyroxene containing alumDia.
Humboldtite, ortha olase, lead.vitrol,
and arsenate of nickel. Brown, yell
low, green and black blende were OBJ
served In some furnaces.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-29

BURNING or THE STEAMER Non
rHBHa IsprANA.-Wirty to Forty
Lines Reported Lost.--A Buffalo des-
patch Of the 18th inst, says:
The steamer Northern Indiana took
fire about Ii o'clock this morning on
her voyage to Toledo. and burned to
the waters edge. Thirty to forty of
the passengers are reported as being
lost.
Capt. Pheatt, commander Of the
Northern Indiana, was not on board
Of her. being sick and confined to his
room In Buffalo. t.t
w. Fl. Wetmore, First Officer A
Donelson Second |; G. II. Marsh, Clerk,
J. Goodwin, stewerd Frank and John
Farrar, First and Second Engineers
Philip Houghton, Third do, and thir-
ty.eight others Of the crew were
saved. .r
There are fifteen or twenty missing
who we're known 10 be on board, but
il is supposed they were saved by The
propeller Republic, and schooner
that assisted in picking up the pas
sengers.
A committee appointed for the pur-
pose, collected from the passengers Of
Mississippi, between two and three
hundred dollars, in aid of the sufferers,
Among the passengers saved by the
steamer Mississippi, we notice the
name Of Mr. Eli Skeggs, Of Ut. Mary's
parish, in this State.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-29

Than common river bank There are sew
erai resting places and al each large
cross. which have fresh wreaths of flowers
placed upon them every Saturday. This is
iavo,ite bathing place, and hundreds visit
ii daily--the natives say 1t was caused by
an earthquake and in fact II has every APP
pesranee of il. They also say that bottom
has never been found twenty yards from
the shore. | notice nearly all the towns
are built on lakes--Granada on Lake Nj
caragna, Massava on the Sunken Lake, and
Managus on Lake Managua, etc.
Should we have hight soon, as we ex-
pect, and NOT get knocked on the head,''
I will endeavor to give you an account Of
the affair. II we have one il must be n
desperate fight snd one that will decide the
destiny Of the country.
The boys ask each other on the arrival
of every steamer If any has received
Comet, bu, the answer is always "no' They
think the country will never be American
lied until the Comet is introduced here
If any of out friends write to us they
should send their letters in care Of Wines Il
Cots Express New York, or New Orleans
(ifthere is an agency established there.) and
we will receive them in len or twelve days
by mail, il generally takes two months and
half for letter to reach us and the post.
age four times as large
Yours, Respectfully,
RAMBLER.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-29

A SINGULAR AFFAIR A man Mt
tho Hague, becoming tired of his wife,
attempted to poison her in the follow
ing manner
They had sal down to dinner, and
while she had left tho room on her
back was turned. he put the poison
into her soup Not daring to trust
himself in her presence, he frigned
some excuse and left the room. BY q
wonderful Providence, when she came
to the table, spider had dropped from
the ceiling of tho room into tho soup
plato. She was especially afraid OF
spiders, and her husband had often
laughed at her for it. So sho caro-.
fully took The spider out with the spoon
and finding she could not bring her
self to eat after it, she, in the absence
Of her husband, changed the plates
and eat bis soup.
After awhile he came back and de-
voured what be supposed to DO the
pure soup. He was Immediately taken
with commissions and expired. Before
death he confessed that he had poison
ed tho soup, and that it must havo
been placed before him unintention-
ally by his wife. Now how narrow
was the escape of bis wife, not only
from being poisoned but from being
hung. II the man had died without
a confession, tho woman must have
been Immediately arrested Poison
would have been found in the man and
in the soup-plate. She gave him the
soup. Here would have been cireum
stantial evidence strong enough tc
have hung her, and an innocent wo
man would have expired but for the
confession.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-29

QUALIFICATIONS or A MISSISSIPPI
Eplron,--The Yazoo (Miss.) Ameri-
can Banner is owned by Mrs Harriet
N. Prewett. This lady has secured
the services of q "political editor
whom she thus announces:
We have the pleasure of announcing
to the readers of the American Ban
ner, that Mr.. John 7. Smith, an able
writer and a jealous American, who
has been connected with the Mississ-
ippi press Cor fourteen years, has been
engaged to take charge of the political
department of this paper during the
canvass. Mr.. Smith, though remar-
kably courteous and amiable gentle
man, has fought five duels, killing his
man every time. He. brings into the
political canvass besides a general
stock of political information and zeal
for the cause, two Bowie-kniyes, one of
Parson Beecher's rifles two six shooters
and sundry canes and shillelahs, not to
speak of two pairs Of brass knuckles.
We bespeak for Mr.. Smith cordial
reception by the press-gaug.
2. S.-Mr. Smith, brings into the
service ferocious pair Of whiskers and
diabolieal mustache, which will car
ny dismay into the ranks of the adver-
sary. lie has not yet arrived at his
post; his daguerreotype, by the way,
may be seen at Gurney's, taken in the
inimitable style of that artist.
N. B.-Chalenges received from 9
o'clock A. NJ. to 8 Pm.
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Dem tis1ry.
THE UNDERSIGNED

T'HE UNDERSIGNED offers his
l. services to the citizens Of Ba- Yyv&X12
ton Rouge and the adjoining Par @LLlIY II
ishes. He Is prepared to execute al manner Q,
Dental operations on the most approved ana
Scientific principles known TO the profession.
Being o graduate Of the Baltimore College Q,
Dental Surgery, and with several years practicai
experience in bis profession, he feels warranted
In saying that If he does not give satsfacsioh no
charge Will be made. Strict attention giVfA w
irregularities OF children's teeth.
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for professional advice,
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