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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08

IOta $Z3 4oO,55l
A. Il. Nicolays regular scmiweekly auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place Monday next Al halt
past ~ o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The anthracite coal trade for the past has been
ctve and the tonnage by each of the several carrying
companies large. The Lehgh Navigation shipped for
week ending Saturday last SO $40 tons, making for
he season. 6ss tons being 1918 less than
corresponding time last year. For the week ending
he Time there carried the Leagh Valley
railroad 5794 tons, and for the 9.059 tons,
which, added TO the present seasons tonnage by the
anal gives an aggregate tonnage from the Lehgh region
S37 TAT tors exceeding last years tonnage by 90 3s
ons From the Schuyk region the tonnage for the week
hiding Thursday last was, by the canal "a $50 TONS
nd for the season. III, 1856 tons, being falling of
cars business to correspon ling me OF sos tons and
the Reading Railroad, 52s29 tons for the week, and
tons for the year. being ASH tons less than
sst year to corresponding time. The falling of pro
ucen in the two regions to this time Ia 1873 100
erence that hardly be ade up this late period
the season. Coal prices we think must advance.
The Hon. J. Dixon Roman, receiver Of the Valley
ank Hagerstown, Nd has prepared his report of tue
sse,s Of the bank, but cannot publish it until has
resented 10 the ART which will SIT again for about
month.
Mr. james whiton In his recent pamphlet upon rail
ay management, gives interesting facts drawn
ON is experience superintendent OF the Boston,
oncord and Montreal Railroad. He that the
al weight fy seat passenger Is % 600 pounds.
weight Of passenger train would therefore be fol-
ws:-
ItiKht OF engine. Observation-Disclosures. Is tom.
tender, &c, &c .....'.............. 10 "
lC passenger cars capable Of carrying
ON passengers. .....................lZ III
eight OF 500 passengers, at IL to the ton ... 40
ota weight OF passenger train .1s5 tons.
The fare uTon such train from Boston to Fitchburg
ould be, at 81 rs per passenger, 1925.
| The weight Of freight train would be as follows
elgnt Vi engine. 10 tons
| lender, &c, &c ......'.............. 10 q"
10 freight cars, capable Of carrying 80
topb eacn lzU
tgnt Oh mercnandise. .....................o 800
Total weight OF freight tram ....ss5 tons.
The receipts from freight such train from Boston
Fitchburg would be, at 81 80 per ton, si5o.
The difference In favor of passenger transportation
ould be SITS per train In addition TO this freight re-
tires an expenditure for handbag which passengers do
T.
Tho Philadelphia Ledger, Of the 9th inst gives tho fol-
wing relative TO the earnings Of the Reading Rslrosd
The following tabular statement shows the business OF
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, com.
nd
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prCKtA MIS- NEW HAVEN HOUSE 1t BRoaDw ~.
~ over DE alrosd depot having been ensEea ~ IN
IN rgfuft he'd the personal suerv's'nn go.
crtlof, IL open far the reception OF g"rss sun" -
Nsiz cuts Tor pet unahenl vVsrders nrcv1.kyn.
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Pal net profit for months co., s2 10 1a3i57s 20
II will be IRON the above account current for the
nth Of July, that while the recepts Ct the road have
lien of si5,177, the renewal fund charges &C. have in
ased slb7T0 the total net profits OF tha month being
~ sls4 1877, against the profits OF July last year For
eight months Of the current year the net profits II
be seen are s3c 095 less than the net pro the
responding time last year. Should the falling OF to
end OF the year continue at the rate the decline
exceed half million Of dollars
The revenue from customs collected in the port of
ston for the month ending Aug. 81, 1856, amounted
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ssz3, 500 el
lected for the month ending Aug 81 1850 500 7l3 ss
The following win show the receipts Of few ar.
es at the port Of Buffalo by lake, for two years,
In the openinr OF navigation 10 Sent L.
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Total. SIT ess oo7 ssos2827i STA 7ls, 1872 6st65s
Ne; increase to sept 1886. .$3, i3olia
The quantity and value OF certain articles exported
from this port last week were - foows,-
COMMERCE or THE PoRr or Nyw YoRK-vArUR OF EXPORTS
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NS and after Tuesday Aug 1855 until further notice
~ Trains will be follows, Saturdays eXcrptrl:)
GOING NORTH.

GOING sOUTIE-The $40 AM Train win connect at SAN
duSy Morning TOledo RtaonrOeville with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of Road; at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland ut
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh, and at
Newark with the East and Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad. ti' r.
The 3'20P. NJ Will SaadusEy with seam
City Detro Monroevlc with western Train
C. r. X; at Shelby Junction at 52t PM with the Mall
field Junction 5.5S p VI with Fast train on o. p
for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night
Traius Central Ohio X. II.
GOING NoRTEI.-The 90 Train will make close con-
necon Newark with Mail Train from Beair c. o., R.
r. at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction ut 1918 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland York. MonroeYille with
Mall Train c. L. T. road to Toledo, Chicago. &c.
2-10 Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the Genital Ohio Road; at Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction at 52t
Cincinnati Mail Cleveland SIuuroeve with Night
Express Toledo Chicago SandusEy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
- n sS-z-$ f5s4 J. r. ROBINSON Sup't.
SaniusLv. Aug. a. ISIS. ~ Sepl5-tf 8
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eanI ASSASSINATION NEWs.

FEB. 1l.-Mr.. Speaker Banks has not yet
completed the formation OF the standing COM
mittces of the House, and it is not certain that
they will be announced tomorrow. On each
committee 5 members will be Republicans, 8
Democrats and American. This is the general
principle to be pursued in their formation; and
on those committees cifecting Slavery, the South
will be represented by its strongest men.
The impression prevails that Mr. Champion
will shortly retire voluntarily, and not in conse-
quence of any demand on the part of this Gov
eminent for his recall.
Mr.. Almonte, the Mexican Minister, has left
Washington for Mexico, at the urgent solicita-
ton of his friends, as the Constitution of that
dountry is being remodclled and his presence is
deemed necessary for present and future emer
gcncie;.
Parker Il. French left here yesterday after
noon for Philadelphia; his family preceded him
his intention to return on Tuesday.
| The Secretary of the Navy has assented to
the request of Lieut. Rartstein, to go in search
of the steamship Pacific, with the Z. S. Pro
peller Arctic and she will go to sea to-day from
New York, if the necessary supply of stores can
be got on board. The design is to furnish re-
lief to other vessels in distress, if she should
fall inswith any. The Arctic is the steamer so
successful in the search for DIR. Kane.
| Inc senate having auOpLeu Lue report OF tne
committee acquitting Mr.. ~. q. Seaman of
charges brought against him of NAL adninistra-
ton, to-day confirmed disappointment as Super
intendent of Public printing.
| The President to-day issued proclamation
which will appear in the Union tomorrow, set
| ting forth the indications that exist of the pub
lie tranquility and supremacy oelaws in Kansas,
Endangered by the reprehcnsible acts orpurpo-
sas of persons both within and without the ter
ritory, who propose to direct and control its po-
iitical organization by force, that combinations
have been formed with the view to resist the ex-
ecition of the Territorial laws, and thus, in eff
feet subvert by violence, all constitutional and
| legal authorities.
That persons residing without the Territory,
but near its borders, contemplate armed inter-
vention in the affairs thereof That other per-
sons, inhabitants of remote States, collecting
money, engaging men, and providing arms for
the same purpose. That combinations within
the Territory are endeavoring, by the agency of
eniSsaries and other means, to induce individu-
| al States of the Union to intervent in the af-
fairs thereof, in violation of the Constitution,
and warning all thrt the laws must and shall be
enforced. @ 1E II
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New York Business Notice.
OFrIcE-265 Broadway, NEw York.

.The Pnlent Grldiroa-anew article, that keeps
you out OF stews and saves you from e but Affords you
the most delicious brOIseomes forward claimant
for epleeureaa consideration By the fat and juices
all saved to moistsn anavSr the meat-not drop goes
into the fire. The rauEht downward which drives the
gas and smoke up chimney OF Instead Of UP
the chimney 81 your Aate n Y. Tribune pitches In
TO inventors for not advertising and in the Of its
.cOuryins GrrOn over the Goals In the following
enthusiastic faShion.--
1--WE commended other day patent GstdrOn, because
it is one OF the best inventions of culinary implements that
we have seen IN many day, andwe wishH in eye.y
family We are Inquired Of daily where they for sale
We don't know, and IL we dldw should not tel.''
This reused te rdiron S and he has gone Into
sive arrnsemsut for advertising witness columns
today and for some weeks to come.
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THE L a TEST
s1.9 RECEIVED BY sas
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
9 3 G0NeREssfoNAE. . -
o. SCI =, ~ 4sHI ~, !, I. 60.

I d,
SRSATE.-On motion d, 8ir. Fish the Secretary
| Of War was requested to report, whether, If
any, and ifso, what additional Qualifications are
necessary to the defense of the Harbor of New;
York and Brooklyn Navy Yard.
On motion Of Mr.. Thonlpson of Ky, a resc-
luton was adopted. instructing the committee
on Military a fairs to inquire into the exbeden-
cy of abolishing the Military Asylum at Har-
rodsburg, Ky. He said the old soldiers were
not satisfied TO b. SO lar from salt water, and
where they conld not get their Schntidam
Schnapps and Irish whisky. =
On motion of Mr.. Sumner the Post Office
committee was directed TO consider whether the
charges on letters carried in ocean steamers are
not unnecessarily large and burdenscme, and
whether something may not be done, and if 50,
what, to secure the benefits Of cheap ocean
postage. ~
On motion Of Mr.. Summer the Committee on
Judiciary was instructed to consider the expe-
diency of the appointment of a commissioner to
revise the public statues 80 as toreduce them to
one connected text and render their language
plain to all. Senate then adjourned.
/ HousE-On motion the resolutions to pro-
coed forthwith to the election of printer were
readopted and a ballot being had resulted as
follows: Toilet SIS, Wendell So, Farnsham 16,
Nathan Sargent 9, scattering II. No election.
Necessary to choice 81. su
The standing committees have not been an
nounced.
Mr. Cullom, the newly elected clerk, has re-
tanned Barclay, Buck and Harris, as clerks and
removed about twenty Others, supplying vacan-
tieS thus created
The House then resumed balloting for Printer,
when two votes were had, the last resulting as
follows: Eallet 65, Wendell Il, Farnham 8, Sar-
gent 8, scattering 10, necessary to, a choice "a
House then adjourned. 5,-, .,ssI..s.s-
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PHUA. MARKET.

+ FEB. ll.-Flour dull and inactive, standard
at Z, - without buyers or inquiry,
limited demand for home consumption at T,75a
8, 25according to quality. Rye Hour dull and
held at !, 77551without sales. Cornmcal nominal
at3,s0. Demand for Wheat limited, offerings
small. sales of 300 Blu fair red at l,T5. Rye
steady, sales at | lilo. Corn dull and lower,
sales Of 1000 bG on the spot at67a6S and 1000
the first week in March at is. Oats,
dull at 4lG42. Whisky unsettled and limited
demand, sales CT bblsat SO and hhds at 29aS6.
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orN PREssNAS has had vexatious times du-
ring the cold weather. During much of tie
time the water pipe leading to the boiler attach
ed to our engine, has been frozen up, aud with
the efforts to keep the pipe thawed, and the
press going by hand, he has had hardjob If
the press work of thespaper has suffered some,
it is nothing more than was TO have eeen ex-
pected. $3.50.
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RETIRED NAYAL orPICERs.

NEw YORK, Feb. ll.--Thc reporter Of the
Courier and Enquirer telegraphed last evening
from Washington, that the Senate Naval COM
mittee will report thisweel on the retired list,
generally sustaining the Naval Board, and pres
enting bill for NaSal scientific corps into
which portion of the retired officers may be adj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-12
TIE PACIFIC.

HAL1rAz, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Pacific has
not yet been signalled here. As her supply Of
coal has, by this time, been exhausted, it is ex-
pecred that she will put in her unless she has
been disabled and forced to return to LIVERPOOL
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STEAMER PACIFIC

; Ny. FEB. 1.-the proprietors Of the Colinsline
MISUNDERSTANDING determined tosenda steamer in
search of the steamer Pacific, which has now
been out 18 days from Liverpool, have charter
ed the steamer Alabama for the,purposc.5 She
sailed this morning
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eEoTFtiSs At ArcTIoN-An Auction Room
for the sale of ready made clothing, has been
opened-in the building at the corner Of Market
alley, west side of Market Square; where cloth
iagMill be sold at auction every evening before
market Tuesdays and Fridays,) and on every
market morning AT all other times, rare bar
gains. are to be had at private sale "a.
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ASHORE

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-THE barque Leon Pour,
of and for Baltimore from Palermo, with a car.
go of fruit, went ashore on Cape Henry on Sat
urday night. The captains tightening her and
hopes to get her off
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.BANK STATEMENT

New YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE weekly statement
of the averages of Banks in this city, shows the
following: increase-$S7 IS, 600 in loans; 1892
600 in specie; 1896, 600 in circulation; s5I9, 900
iu,deposits.
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-FROM CHARIEsTON.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 11--By the arrival of the
steamer Nashville to-day We have dates from
Charlestonto the 9th inst. Young Anderson,
charged with the murder of Captain Ayers Of
the ship Arid. had been acquitted \.
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7Chanpe of Schedule.
4475.;l=,sz5a ,477z==zzssa R:eesss3 e23Sz3 SlH
49, $50 So 80 go go
Nlnter .Arrnng cement.
TrAxsPbRrArIdx OBJECT 30. r. R. !
IhssLinn .Sfilfi,ti, nn,. Aih 1ShS &

,I, .ss-a.,, Tr4xsPbRr1TIoS OFFICER / O. r. r.. l-
Tt-,t ..f WhssliHO Station Dec. 4th, 1855.
on and after Tuesday the h Instant the Passenger Trains
express and mail will leave this station daily a4 NJ and
lD:Sl P. NJ.
The Express Train leaves P a. and viii only stop at
the following staons Bcnwood, MOnndsYile, Cameron,
Furmont Eettermnn SeWhurg Wesburg, Piedmont CUM
berand, Sir Johns Rum Martsbur Harpers Ferry, Mon
ucacy, Sykesvlle aud Washington Junction -
The Mail Train leaves daily except Saturdays at 1880 P
NJ, and will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodation Train will
daily except sundays, leaving Wheeling T. 4. NJ,
and arriving at Cumberland All 81. Leaving Cumberlan;
ut 5:lJ y. NJ and arriving lu Wheeling at 4, r. NJ.
By order OF J. II. DONE Supt-
DEF J. b. FORD, Agent
Sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark
R-AILRO- AID ''i
- - u Ii - -
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No M4RKr

FkB. 10.-The foreign adyiees by the Persia
reached; here after business hours, there had
been 1000 bales Of cotton sold previously. SUI
gar quoted a. and other articles unchanged
Sterling exchange quoted at s-S
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l Z h 3 M4kkEf. a I q

FEs. 1l.-Nothing done In Flour or provis.
i3Ss Ths Tss Esethsg has shseksd 9RsEpons
Sugar II 10. 4 Coffee ~ -llsl 9, Melasses 40.
Wether, we. and very; disagrceaable. -,
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FIRE

Hartford, Feb 11.-Messrs.. Slade & Haw-
Iey's Wooden Factory at Walcotyille, was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday. The loss is $780,
900. with an insurance of 1874, 600
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AZ EnITnR ASsAIfLTEn

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 10.=-An attempt was
made last night to assassinate Dennis Corcorun,
one Ofthe Editors of the Delta of this city. He
was severely injured, but will recover.
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r1IE Adams Express Company for the safe and speedy
i conveyance of ~.
MONEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES FHEtGHT eS KINDs.
chargenf speci: messengers, the only reliable
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington Cry.
ALSO-sid Central Ohio aroHItO ZaesYille Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville indianapolis Chicago and St. Louis.
Expresses bait. Il Ohio Railroad at AZ ocE, +.
~, Central Ohio Railroad at o'clock, r. NJ
For pittsburgh, Cleveland Toledo, and Northern Ohio at
O'Clock, a. NJ 70
butter, Poultry Produce Of all kinds, delivered in six
teen hours % baltimore. " PIGM.AS, Agent
ag2J I.rrsfa4 Adams Express Co.
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PHoNoanArnY.-Mr T. Slice, we understand,
is receiving much encoura cement in the for1na-
ton of a class to learn photography, as sYS-
TEN of shorthand writing. His class meets
in Dutf's Commercial. College, on Main street
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ENcoERAGE = AlERIcAN fAIANUPA CPURRsls q
aAlFLERSS BOOEk,KEsEEsERR5S n
tiJ..-,ssi WRITING Flll1i5b . s. .Hf1H e

- =. =. w IIG1I1B FIu1d. i :.
ClNCR this superior Fluid Ink has been before s nuIl,o
y now nearly TWO years EH b,en constantly cEnInT
mold Fluid. ~ q 1f-ifGs :, @ 80 -'eA4eN ar a
During the past twenty thousand quart and Drt o,
ussfoscthtF with smaller been Ia -
oaaSsrt and merchants il Cincinnati, Louisville Pitts.
InrSn hnhao Cleveland Detroit Terfe Hsute Iiaysiir5
SnSeTes indianapolis Evansville, FRANKFORT LgSiaEto
S st. Louis Vicksburg JRckEon, NHeheE -
n sEsa ttss 81 I'm AenasE Tacsss and P
Cincinnati and Louisville and four Diplomas and Pri-e N
and Illinois. ' NtS' A''N'-na -
The following merchants, bankers &c., In wheeling here.
oI9rs using Arnolds English LUX, have purchased u
ler's Book Keepers Writing Fluid: ~ =
Northwestern Of Virgins; Nerohabt 4
BANK OF heeltng; Bank Of Wheeling Crescent Mnnaot
ring CompanyS County Clerk Ohio County; NStionsI %
STalh once; B1pore And Ohio Railroad Once; McI.urs
HOUSE, Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell SicAfee Gordon
Matthews Co.; 4 Sweeney Son; Doaue CoWRtI; or A.
noyai Boyd ot Oliver Pryor; jas. Stout CO; Isnl, a
For sale 81 manufacturers prices by '--&
ocSO iAMBbTS 0II.nppsO,e a m
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- laMRbiS, ollpERsos { CO.
,Illsf Rnnniuna

w A. RnMARpS& BRO. have Just received srobatbs ~
w last, lat their grocery adjoining Post ae
an excellent and carefully selected assortment nC arc
ccrtre to which they invite the attention aln EEt 81
good and cheap Groceries, Our cOnArls In pSy
kO harscRibp and Java COHct, brown, cls3iHsd do 81 -
Crushed and PIlYEriEed Sugars; ssir - - las
Teas in great variety fine Qualities:
Cocoa, BFOuna and Chocolate, hest brands;
IN cans Rice Flour, Corn starch: a
E4rlnR, sage, MaceHrOni IsinEiass, Jclytlua:
Bermuda ArTOWroot, Dried CGrrNnts, Haisios Also,s
Olives Hops, etc. ana .ss'.'t N 3
tobacco and SEgRrs, qualities; ~ 7af-
Soaps, etc.; Pine ground Table Salt; .aEe slr
hpcet and Essences Of every variety s feaA
ioSehsr Win many other articles too tedious sunr.
Call and examine for yourselves you cart hut he
Remember the rRcc-cOTncr Market and uIncy retls
joining the POstOHicei Wheeling, Va 81 .aTR5
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MISUNDERSTANDING DYEJ
,STJT.J T'PJTTlfpHd FTll--..

o444<4S 4 IA
CONTRAST the tats brought out in the hair By CEistado-
ro's matches reYitazng Hair Dye and those produ
by application OF the burning fluids ordinarily sold ~
Hair Dyes you that the color natural In
case unnatural tie other, and the simple that
CristadorO e preparation which by ita exact che
mical combination operates natural and lmnutShc pn-
ci;Aes Made soId and applied lin private roOlnr) at
Cristadcros Aston House, Broadway, N Y Also for
sale by the Principal DFuggtts and Pc'fumers throughout
the country.
New York Agents, W. II. CORY CO.
= fe6:Ivdaw WARD, CLOSE CO.
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BALTIMORE MARKET

-four held at Ss,1e, but there are no buyers Al
So. Grain is unchanged
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.LIGHT HOUSE DESTROYED

NORFOLK, Feb. I1th-The light house at Pom
gatheague was swept away on Saturday night,
the I'd inst, together with three men who were
init at the time, and of whom nothing has since
been heard -
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Improved A1tincial Teeth.

OR J. ALLEN late Professor in the o College OF Den.
IL tai Surgery, inVs attention IL hs hshy iGpfSycd
method OF constructing Artificial DsnturGr Which cotOnc
the following advantages: zsz.3
to Vitate The saliva infect the breath, not the
slightest get between the esl. and plate
:. An Artificial Gun hgh r - 6Fp and as
the teeth, fused AZ hSh heat betNeSn snd Asond hes
base which untes thGll % each 6eT ana 20 'he sis apon
which they This hIpRFts 70 the teeth thai pc
clHr and appearance which
the natural organs.
s. Great srsTgt. il obtained Iy tas unnS the teeth,
gum Epd plat, and ne ordinary force q Rsses'pg' Ssn
Ureak ;hnHl from thSl IAsE,l 81. 4. $3.50
THIS change t having The inside Q, the
teeth and gu AnStpfal FORM, To hE crl1 the tongues
the deRtry, prevents tht kissing Fut sounds
ing ipgpg,so often oaaEESd IN persons wearing 4r'in
cial terth, -.
s. natural form expression o! the mouth ard face
be restored, ~ werc they have become sunkeh
This Il tone by Of AdtioS pttsehnisuls 90 the
supporting The teeth These ere SO
in tis=iF proper position They arc covered with above
named gum coPOund, and hee0nC parts o. The
closest obserYeF THIS method CfsrrstornE the checks TO
heir original and so ths natural form and
the mouth and lips has been we tested heSn
made special feature in the achos practice for several
years past variety Of Photographic and DaSnerTeotyF0
Improvement and also with he seen show
ing great chanEo appearances which Is proapeed Che
cSuntenanees Of now wearing
ed upon this principle, which the public afs nygd % can
together with other speetmenspt bis work. not
requiring the above attachments.
6. The Plates usually for ths work are ainR,
Lhe purity Of which prevents tho sgte tarnish or n.
pleasant tRstep the mouth. In short this tInbEfets
many new andimportant features which readily apprs
With reference to the utility Of This method numerous
trstmonia be given from eminent n the TsTt-
and other eItiess,
DR.. AILN has arrangements BY which bel enabled to
Psrsons from distance Immediately Arrival
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