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The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

.IIURRAH FOR Toms VALLEY Our friend Dr.
Harville, Of Todd's Valley, sends us this week
tt0enty three new subserbfrs for the Hera/d.-
Thank you, Doctor: keep the ball rolling, friends
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

DEAD. d. Lat.mer. agent OF Wells, Fargo
Co., at Carrollton. informs us that O'Connor.
the man who was shot by Mahoney on Saturday
night, Sept. 18th. at the Rock Spring House, died
on Saturday. the goth. from the effects Of the
Eopnd, U1ioa.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

The Auburn Democracy are zealously at
work. Since our last issue our Club have
had two meetings, both of which were char
acterized by the warlnest enthusiasm in the
cause. This afternoon delegation leaves
for Gold hill to engage in the ceremonies
at that place.
The Club meets again next Saturday even
ing.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

GogD HrLL.-The Democrats at this place
raise pole this evening at which there will
be a great gathering of people. Addresses
will be delivered by eloquent speakers, among
whom are Judge Frank Tillford, Frank Wash,
ington, and Hon. Vim. Van Voorhies.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

OwLEpGMENLs.-We are indebted to
Senator Jones, Of Tennessee, VIM. BigIer, OF
Pennsylvania, and the Hon. J. w. Denver for
public documents. speeches. &c. DC.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
San Joaquin Republican.

AND STILL ANoTHER.-The workmen on the
Bear River and Auburn Ditch none of your fan
cy pleasure seekers, or counting house agents, in
railroad cars stage coaches steam boats, &c, &c,
but the simon pure men of bone and sinew; your
laborers gathered from every State in the Union.
held an election on Wednesday last, by ballot,
having their judge and challenging out every il
legal voter, with the following result:
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
JOSEPH W kCP.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
". ". CAPERTON, s. B. WYMAN
A. P. X. SAFFORD. JAMES O'NEILL
FOR SHERIFF..
CHARLES KING.
FOR COUNTY crErE,
TABB MITCHELL.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
PHILIP STONER.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
FHILIP W. THOMAS.
FOR ASSESSOR.
J. W. SPANN.
FOR rUBI-C ADMINISTRATOR,
JAMES VI. GAUNT.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
EUGENE 4. PHELPS.
FOR CORONER.
HUDSON VI. HOUSE.
SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
PERClVAL c. MILLETTE.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
Beal's Bar Correspondence.
BEAL's BAR, September %, 1856.

BEAL's BAR, September %, 1856.
Editor of the Hyuld:-The mining opera
tions in this place, are very tlatterlng, taking
into account the extensive operations OF pre-
vious seasons, and the great expectation which
were but partially realized. In the present
season the miners, by past experience have
been taught to moderate their expectations
and carry on their operations with an ade-
quate investment.
There are nine river claims in this imme-
diate vicinity which are being worked this
season.
First. the Round Tent" claim, on the
North Fork, owned 10y Messrs. Snow, Free
man, Knights & Co., are doing remar ka-
bly, well, having taken out last week in less
than five days $1,000. This claim was work.
ed in 81, the last time.
Second the Oregon" claim, owned by
Messrs Phibrirk, Ellis & Whieher, are doing
remarkably we'll which they richly deserve,
this being the third time they have worked
the same claim.
The next in order is the "Beal's Bar claim,
owned bv Mcssrs. Beeroft, Small, Kent, Bal
lev & Blinn This claim is being worked
for the sixth or seventh time, notwilhstand-
ing this it is paying fifty ounces per week
with ten hands.
Adjoining this, and Immediately below is
the Texas owned by Messrs. Wallace,
Gragg, Lund, Bryne, Sheppard & Thomas
This claim is also paying very well, and the
propretors are we'll pleased with their pros
poets.
Next comes Gallagher & Byrne's Wing
Dam. The proprietors Of this claim are de
serving of rich reward for their energies
and perseverance, having to contend with in
Vulnerable difficulties which they have sue
cesstulIy overcome. Their prospects are very
good.
Next below is the South Fork" claim
worked hy Cinnamon.
The next below is the "Fancv DAM" own
ed by Patterson, Bartlett d Co. This claim
is being worked for the sixth time, and is
yielding from an ounce to s25 per day to the
man
Adjoining this below is the "pinkheen'
claim, being also worked for the sixth time
and is paving well, having taken out $1,000
last week The claim is owned by Messrs.
Sheldon, Gragg Il Eli tt.
The next lr'ov is tie Wing DAM" own
eI bN MtSSfS. w al ace. Ili' m1iStn, NklI N
Co. They are doing remarkably well.
There are several other claims in his vici
nitv all doing well.
lon can rely upon this place for giving a
handsome majority for Buck g. Breck" next
November
We have our share of excitement incident
to mining towns. rs for an instance, some
Of our townsmen commenced the laudable
undertaking of compelling an hom5re to treat
on the occasion Of his welding but he bv
his superior tact and adroitness left them in
the urch-fzzle. Yours, DC,
TAILLE.
We commend to the attention Of our cor
respondents the matter of the above co,nmu-
nication 1t is not the authors opinion but
a statement Of farts-tarts Of interest to the
public, We know from personal observation
that BeaIs' Bar has ;he ri ght kind Of Demo
Gratis at work to insure success, but the as
surance Of our correspondent is none the less
En- ITt-o,rD
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

S-" Disunion is a ,rord ,chich ought not TO
be breat1ed amongst u.s. eren in ,rhisptr. The
,rord ought to Re considered one Of dreadful
onlen. and our children shotId be taught that it
Is s0criiege to pronounce it,"
JAMES BUCHANAN
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

So THEY Cove have heretofore charged
that there was feeling towards ANA gamation
between some of the Know Nothings and Aboi-
tionists of this county. AS an evidence of their
"congenal sentiments" we simply refer at this
time, to the acknowledgment of Mr.. Hillyer, the
Abolition candidate for Senator, on Thursday last,
who declared in our town here. ''that he was o
know Nothing last year. and still believed in the
principles of the Know Nothing party.r
There was a fire at Folsom on the evening
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

ANOTHER TEsT.-Some gentlemen rieped bal
lot box at house on the Lcvce vest, r,lay which
was kept open from till 10 o'clock. p NJ. The
casual visitors at the house. they happened in
were requested to deposit in the box their choice
for President. The count exhibited the following
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

There was fire at Folsom on the evening
Of the 25th inst.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
FOR PREsIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
AUGUSTIN OLIVERA, GEO. FREANOR
P. DELLA TORRE A. G. BRADFORD.
FOR CONGRESS-.
CHARLES L. SCOTT,
OF Tuolumne.
JOSEPH C. McKLBBEN,
OF Sierra
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT of pCRLIc INSTRUCTION,
A. J. MOULDER.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

There is no mistaking the signs of the times
the people are with us, heart and soul.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

The ANTELoPE.-This steamboat has had
forty feet added to the length of her bow,
which has materially increased her speed.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

UlHtr anH"UHceIntnts VIII be made in due time
.cS- Dem ocrat.c pap rs please copy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
NFW YnRK MARKEr

FEB. 2,--Stoctls dull Canton 254. Chicago
s Rock Island &C. Cleveland & Toledo 2 10.
Erie oil. Michigan Southern & Northern Ind-
ana SIS 81. Pennsylvania Coal l,Ol Gaiena &
Col. & Gin. 100.
Cotton market firm, with sales of.25o0 bales.
Orleans niddlings . 10. Upland fair 10 IA.
Coffee active, sales of $500 bags Rio at 70
Sugar firm, sales of 100 hhds 0rleauSat s Sic
Molasses declined, sales of 500 Lbls Of Orleans
at 10 Linseed and lard Oils quiet Freights
easier.
Flour is firm, sa'es q, 5O0bbIs Wheat de
clincd taSc sales 1900 bu Corn quiet at 88c
Pork dropping, sales 500 bbls ut $I6,25. Beef
dropping, sales 400 lbs. Lard languid. NNbis-
ky firm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
CCMNfERCIAL CONyENTON.

RIcnaoND, Feb. LIN the Southern Com
merciat Convention to-day, resolutions were
adopted, declaring the establishment of first
class Inc of steamships from Liverpool to some
Southern port, as highly important and recon
mending the Southern Legislatures to use their
efforts in accomplishing this end as soon as pos
.sible. At adjournment, resolution pending,
declaring that Congress should aid Southern
line of Mail steamships as well as those belong
ing to the North,
The banquet this afternoon was splendid af-
fair. Gov. Wise in response to toast made a
strong internal Improvement speech
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

OrR P4skERsBuKG PArRoSs-We have re-
ceived the messageso of our Parkersburg friends,
and assure them that the delays and irregulari-
ties in the arrival of their papers are entirely
owing to the suspension of navigation and the
obstructed condition Of the roads. The river
being closed, the Psrkersburg mails are either
sent to Fettermap, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and from thence by one hundred miles
of staging; or they are sent via GAINESVILLE and
Marietta The delays and accidents incident to
these circnitous routes, during the present Sc
we're weather. must be many andannoyiug. Our
friends down that way suffer in common with
almost every person, elsewhere. The Lutelti-
geaesr is mailed regularly, and the only couso-
lation we can offer at present to our patrons is,
that there'n be a general thaw some Of these
days @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
pHIL AnELpHIA MARKRI

Fee. e-Siore inquiry for cotton, prices firm
er, very little stock to operate IN Flour mar
ketd dull and unsettled, held uomipally at s,25,
but buyers viii not pay over s small sales Tor
iittle wheat 6fsFing sales 500 u fair and prime
reGiat f89a193 Rye held at / Is, BUYERS refuse
to pay this figure Corn dull. the receipts have
fallen of, new yellow held ct Y, BUYERS only of.
fer in stbts small sales of white at roc, and
1900 bus yellow IN ear on private terms. Whis-
ky unchanged, $50 bblS sold At 3aa32a ana lids
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

PrPE BeasTED. The main water pipe,six inch-
es in diameter, on John street between Market
and Fourth, bursted Iateou Friday night, tear
ing up the frozen earth around il, and finging
the water, in all directions, 1t was with great
difficulty that the Row. of water was stopped,
which was not done until yesterday morning,
the SuperihteudCntofth the Water Works and his
hands having worked at the ugly job all night
The bursting was caused by the frost, which
has now penetrated quite four feet into the
ground. f ~ t4'=
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

Ir's worth something to be a Councilman in
Chicago The Citizen saysthat atthc last meet
ing au appropriation for the purchase of gold
headed cane for each member was made by vote
of 9 to g. The entire cost of the canes is esti-
mated at $1,000.
We shouldn't wonder if the people sent that
Council adrift. Such things as giving Councils
their walking papers for voting themselves ex-
uas, have been, in some parts of the world we
wot of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
Change of T1ms.
ON Tuesday, Aug. 1885, until further notice,
" Trains will be follows, Saturdays txcrpted:l
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTII-The $40 ". Train vii connect at SAN
usky with Morning Train! from Toe0 MonFoeTlle with
Chicago Express the Southern Division u T Roads at
Shelby junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland;
Mansfield Junction with Day Exprcklf PSburgh and at
Newark with the East and West Trains e Central Ohio
Railroad.
The 90 NJ Train viii sandusEy with
Bav CITY from pesrOs MOnroeyle with western Train
C. T. H. r. Shelby Junction at 52t r NJ with the Mail
Train c. C. c. Il. c. for Columbus Cincinnati Mans
field Junction at ~ P n. with Easttraiu on o. p. r. r.
for Pittsburgh and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio Il. Il.
GOING NORTH g 26 N Train viii make close con-
necon Newark will, Siail Train from Beair C. o. r.
R.; Mansfield Junction with Ex4ress for pittsburgh; at
Shelby Junction at I2l Is with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland. Buffalo and New York, and ;t Nonroeve with
Mail Trsin C. a. T. road to Tcledo, Chicago. sc.
21OrW Train will connect at Newark With ENpress from
the East Genital Ohio Road; at Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh Shelby Junction 62
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland; MOnroeve with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago and Sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago. u,
j. r. ROBINSON, Supt
Sanlusky, Aug. 4,lSSH.r -la1 gc11S-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04


FIEsDIsH ATTEMPT TO FIRE BuLDHG.--
Between one and two o'clock ouSaturday morn
ing, an attempt which was only partially sue
cessful, WAS made to fire the carriage manefac-
toryof Mr. James Slnylie, on Market St., above
Madison. A quantity of shayings, chips, paint
rags, kegs aud other eombUstibles, had been col
Iocted into pile and surrounded by carriage
bodies, The fire was then applied to the pile,
but the flames were fortunately discovered be
fore they had made much Roadway, by little
boy who slept near window of house in the
neishbOrhOOd, and before a general alarm was
raised the fire was entirely extinguished by the
assistance of two or three neighbors, partof
the building was occupied by Mr.. S. and his
family as dwelling, and had not the fiendishde
sign of theinCendiary been,thus timely discov-
cred, q fearful loss of life might have beenadded
to destruction of property.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
STEAMERS

NEW York, Feb. 2-The Baltic sailed atnoon
to-day for Liverpool. taking out so passengers
and S35, 900 in specie
phe steamship Black Warrior. arrived to-day
from Hayana, bringing dates to the 2sts u!t, -
The news is unimportant
The U. S. fyigate Patonia and steamer Fulton
left On the 2Sth for Key. West.
Warrior. She will leave Immediately ior
France
The crop of sugar. in market was smaller thai,
usual, owing TO the unpropitiOus weather.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

CHAScE Losr-Under this head the Pittsburg
Post states there is some doubt now %hcthert the
company of gentlemen who lately proposed to
lease the Pittsburgh and Steubenville railroad
will undertake it, So much for the opposition
it met with at first 1t is said Mr. Thompson
considers it too favorable an offer, aud that he
for one would not take hold Of it on those terms.
There is "luck in leisure, butt is sometimes
bad luck.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
Hats and ans.


ME have this day received OF the finest and
NV beautiful assortment Of Hats and Caps have
ever had bEouRhtt this city; the ashOna
Bile that could be made in the eastern markets,
1tcomprises in part the following kinds:
Gents No. Six nOISskin Hats elastic made by
the best matters Fast aud strict with ORDERS
Gents fine white and black beaver seal, De- Know
wool hats of every color, quality and price.
AlsoCaps of every description and Of the
styles such the Nevada Know Nothing, Praucse Pyra-
mid, Crnaan Russian English, Washington, and Console
dation Caps, and all other kinds abundance,
sodower than gOOds OF these kinda
TO this community
Childrcns Hats and Caps of al kinds just from
the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet bags, furE and Gloves always hand.
All persons respectfully Invited cali and
inc magnificent stock of 6ood before purchasing
where feel eonfdeat that please the
tidioGs. Fl.
Nothing will be wanting part suit and accommo-
date numerous patrons.
Word 90 Country RIerchnnta.
II you wish anything in thsway OF Hats Caps just
give call. viii guarantee that will sell you goods
low they beRt anywhere this side Of Philadelphia,
dcQi g. D. HARPER / SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

PsoTEerroS OF Bears AGAtSsr THE IcE.-At
meeting of steamboatmen and underwriters,
held in Cincinnati, it was resolved that chan
mel be cut through the ice for the protection Of
the boats lying at the wharf in that city
There are 90 steamers along the levee, which,
with their cargoes, are valued at over 81 900,
900. ,-sz "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
KANSAS

SEw YoRx, Feb Cd a correspondent at ST.
Louis says nothing alarming has danspired In
Kansas, to his knowledge since the affair at
Easton, of which an exaggerated reportwas tel
egTaphed some days ago.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

HoLMEs' HoLg, Feb. Captain Matthews of
the schooner Maria l. Davis from Cape Haytian
to the 10th ult reports that the Emperor Faus-
tin has turned up, and IS busy recruiting anoth-
eF army again, to attack the Dominicians.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

THE Adams Express Company for he and speedy
L conveyance Of
charge IT special is the only reliable
line to and from Wheeling (by Railroad direct to New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
AI0Ui0 Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE, Colurrbus,
Cincinnati Louisville, Indianapolis, Chicago and ST. Loui4
Expresses leave via Bait 4 Ohio Railroad ~ o'ck, p.
~, Central Ohio Railroad at O'Clock, p NJ.
For Pittsburgh Cleveland Toledo and Northern Ohio at
O'clock, A. Al. lr4t f'+fffatt g4 tE5
RuttcF Poultry Produce Of all kinds delivered in six
teen hours to Baltimore. n. RI6NAS. Agent,
au2p <. g. sg- ESOF Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
.GINgINNArI MARKET

FEB. ee.-Nothing done in flour, probably
sould not be sold over {, so, Provisions I'M
settled and lower. Whisky unchanged Gro
cerics firm; Sugar SAP; afolasses 41a42; Coffee
lela19. .s.qs $500 -. r.-.+.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
N. l.. Dorsey, go5
DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES, Il
THsRD pQcR BgLnS 5. D. HARPHE,s HA1 sIoaB.l J.
WHEELING, VA eS'@ i.E4'-' 8

[TtGsp DOOR BEInN s. D. HAEPgE's HA1 s4osE.l s.
WHEELING, VA te-'< te----- --fe .
HAVE just received of Boots and Shocs from
the best Philadelphia manufacturers expressly for
ibis trade Of good material and the best workmanship,
prepared 10 furnish and every
TO 10 dollar boot. and variety yl quality material
and dprabiAof workmanship, and prices.
passed by any Other housein this any other city
Gents Boots and Shoes Of an kinds styles and Qualities
male to order.
Having employed some az the best worknen the United
states, am satisfied that cannot fail t. please who nay
favor me with q call
Cal and examine for your selvea.
My stock consists in part of the following articles
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair best ca boots;
5 55S 90 90 S sGIek
l 20 do do rstsF .5 proof boots;
MEMS BRoGASs.
loo pair best calf brosans;
IL !: i ill., priced boots,
BOYS AND YOUTHS BROGASs.
sa I9I pair boys thick brogans
- lu0 do Kip
100 pair outfs thick
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOoTs.
loo pairs of calf boots;
Loo do kid q
iuJ do thick
WOHEN'S WEAR.
l3t pairs astius CATERS, all eoisrs,
is do walking Shoes,
l5l do morocco -LuEkius,
l51 do kid
,lSl DO calf
l5J DO Jenny Lind
go do morocco and Kid siipg4rs.
MISSES BUoTs. ,.-s-r5 -
Ia pairs morocco boots, - 81.
l5J do kid
l5l do French morocco boots,
i5J do calf - 1-tzrs.-r-z
LOO do kip
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

The 4ncst quality Of ladies glove leather Caters and bus.
Sins, fine and Sof: article. Ladies' glove
srs with high heels heavy SOLE and button up the side
t7a = CliILDRES'S WEAR
Patent leather, kid goat, glove asnr
calf and fancy boots CATERS ankle slippers Oxford
and all kinds and styles always hand prices
.z GUNS.
ladies', mems and misses sandals, boots and overFhoes
thery best quality slso Of other goods
here which will sC the oda.
ting Germs. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04

Bosros, Feb. 9The Arabia arrived from
Halifax. The European mails will be dispatch.
ed hence by this afternoons train, but cannot
re tch Philadelphia till Sunday night IN conse
quence of no Sunday morning trim.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-04
improved IA t. nclal Teeth.


R J. ALLEN late Professor the Ohio College of Den.
~ tai Surgery invites attention TO his highly Improved
method Of constructing Artificial DenturCs, which conbne
l. Tier. are no seams or ereyices Judgment
TO yitiste the saliva infect The BREATH not The
slightest moisture can get betEeen the teeth and plate
3 An Artificial Gum, which is firm and nsstTuctblC
the teeth sfused high heat btween and around hes
base which untcs them TO each Other and 70 The plate upon
which they This gum imparts to he teeth that e.
eisr expression and hke appearance which characterize
the natural organs.
a. Great strength is obtained by thus uniting the teeth
and plate and no ordinary force Of nasteatnG can
l. clear and distinct articulation Of speech is restored
This Important change effected BY having the inside OF the
readily adapted This perfect adaptation Of the tongue
che dpnturc prevents the hssng nud s0unds In speak
csl teeth.
the natural form and expression Se mouth and
can be reRiored in cases where te haye become
This is done by means OF additional attachments 10 the
framework supporting the teeth. These Attachments
In their proper position They nc eoycrgd with the above
named gum compound and become component parts OF the
deHur and vixen rightly ornsd cannot pc eeGets ny the
closest observer This method Of restoring the cheeks TO
their original fulness and also e natural form and express
sion OF the mouth Snd Ups has been We'll tested having been
made special feature in the authors practice for several
past variety Of Photographic and paguerreotPe
Lkenesses which have been taken OF persons without S
Improvement and also with IT, be seen At office chow
ing the great ehange appearance which Is produced in the
countenaHees OF individuals nov wearing dentuTs
cd this principle which tue public are invited tS cal
and xsmnc together with Other specimens Of his work. not
requiring the above attachments.
g. The plates usually employed for this work patna
the purity OF which the slightest tarish
pleasant in the mouth In short this system embraces
many and important features, which resdiy arpTe-
cIaed by those wearing srtia dcntures upon this prnci
pie With reference the utility Of this method, numerous
testimonials be given from eminent Dentists in the Tari
The Union, and wearing the work In this
and other ctes.
Dr. ALLEN has arrangements by which he Is enabled to
serve persons from distance Immediately aErtvsi-
thereby saving expense.
s-peraons desiring any further information in refer.
ence to the above will be furnished with pamphlets fret Of
postage by sending with adlress Or. J. ALDES.
jaH26;dawSm