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/ MBROTYPES.-William B. Matthews
October 81. 1856

A MBROTYPES.--W William Is. Matthews
II takes great pleasure in announcing to the public
his new style of pictures They are taken upon plate
glass and rpass everything Of the kind ever before
offered to the public. Forsotness offnish and gfada-
ton of tone they unrvalled and are aspermanent
time, presenting every feature with surprising dis
inctness and beauty Of delineation. No one should
all to have one Of these faithful likenesscs. '
Ravenna. Oct IG.
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PHENIX BOOK STORE ADV'S.
NEW BOOKS.

N IL w ID III n D. !
CWAN,S NEW TREATISE for Justices
~ OF the Peace, Constables, &e.
AMY LRR; By ihs authorof on Parish. q.
JUNO CLIFFORD, Tale by Lady. stl.g
IoNGFRLIow,s NEW POEM. - .,.l..
fnE SONG OF HiAwATHA; By Henry wads.
vorih LonTiellow. t52ils.lt,,,4 II f-s VS.
KLosTRRHRIiG; By De Quincy, sr s5
OPIUM EATER and sUsPlRA, By Thomas De
Quincy i.ri siaa,t- = siais lte -
CATHARINE II. Of RUSSIA. and HER SUCCESS
s0RS, comprising Incidents In Russian History 70 the
fall Of SeyRstapols By Smueker, iJ;s sia htah
LADY,s ALMANAC FOR 1850. r 4.h
ne Prettiest gin OF the season, with an illuminated
Lthograph Title and Twelve beadtifal full page illus.
tratons CaendeFs for all sections OF the country and
Memoranda pages for every day In the year,
An RLRGANT GIFT BOOK. ID f,-.lt
The KMeKERBooKER GALLERY, contains forty-elghi
Portraits on Steel, Of the best uthors ne country
Among them are Portraits OF Louis Gaylord Clarke
Editor Of the KniekeFbocker Magazine, washington
Irving, Bayard Taylor, William Cullen Bryant Jonn
O. Sage, Henry w Bong'ellow, George Prentice, n
P Willis, Vim H Seward, Park Benjamin, Geo Mer-
ris, oliver Wendell Holmes, etc. for sale at the
| - y-It...a PHENIX BOOK STORE,
Nov "a No 8, Phenix Block.
WILLOW Splendid styles
] w at1ow figures, at HATcMs New Bookstore.
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BACH'S
A MI z r &c A N
COMPOUND.
THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY

The NEW NEGEIAbLE hEMEDI.
STATE OF NEW ,'oRE, Cayuga County. ss.
city of Auburn. being duly sworn, says the following
certificates gob1ipe, and were given by the ;er-
sons by whom they Mpor. to be signed. = coox
Justico ofthe Peace, Cayuga county.
FROM MRS. MIRIAM S. PARRISH,
Who onjoysa wide ioputation as Physician and
Nurse. She writes: 81 using your Bach's Amcri-
can CompouBd'' in my ,raesice, for Nervous and
Screfulous aGeetioHs, with perfect sHceess. quets
the patients nerves, while relieving then of hack
ing and wearing cough. 1t also puTlfes he blood.
believe II sovereign remedy for ai cases Of Nnrs-
ing Sore Mouth and NIPPLES ! 9lsQ used II In one
case of Erysipelas, and found It the best thing had
ever used. Half bottle gave full relief for the pres
ent. The PATIENTS very anxious to have more. In
fact through the Of those who have
used it, have had numerous calls for 1t. Please
send me box Of your medicine, and will pay you
PS. You may make what use you please Of this
letter. have waited for sure and certain results
before writing you.
Mansvilc, 81: Lawrence CO., n; z. May 81, 1855.
ERYSIPELAS OR SCRoFULA.
Mr.. Thomas Gould, Of Aurora, N. ", writes May
Sd 1885, that his SON. aged three years, has been su
fering for more than year with eruption, resem-
bling both Scfofua and Eryslpelas and after trying
all the popular medicines and different schools OF doc
tots says his entirely cured with b.
FROM GEO. w. CRAY.
Gents;-I think your T" Bach e American Compound
cured by IL Of DsrangemsRt of her Stomach. which
has afflicted her for years, and my daughter Of an
farming Canksred Mouth and Throat. My daughter
did not use half bottle, which cured her entirely,
ANY Of the above persons named, will answer any
questions as 70 our statements. ..
TO INVALIDS. s
This Compound contains as great healing element
a Compound Fluid Extract Of Badch Drop or Cance'
Root long known to tho Indian as never failing
cure for Scrofulss Consumption, Hunors Blood
and for Chronic InhamRttoB; and Is now for the rs
time given TO the public 1t is no secret preparation
as formulas are furnished 70 Physicians. We oni!
merits alone.
CAuTIoN.--Eaeh bottle he .eafler will bear the Ja
simls OF p v. r. Coventry& Co., as the large salea
ready reached renderst impossible to give writer
signature to each bottle, was intended: Buy Of re
liable dealers. For sale by all dealers In medicine
at 81 per botte or six bottles for S. and atwhole
! sale by M. Ward, Close e CO., New York. ,Na
P.v.R r. COVENTRY & CO., Sole ProPrietors
| Agents for Rayenna.T SWIFT, and A. BELDlNG @
General Agent, GAYLORD q Co., Cleveland.
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NEW
Book Store in Raven1la T"

Si6Z1RR ~ HATCH, in the old Pos.
ASkAW ". omce room in seymour's block .is
SalN nowreeeiying choice stock O. Boohs ShIs
Szls.1n@ Of nearly all the standard works. school
R,ots rox Books Primers & c., together with large
ana j, selected stock ofStationery cap note
eiit-edgod, and great variety Of fancy coiors ana
stSies II paper: Envelopes OF all kinds, coors and
agantity Cards OF nearly all descriptions; Pens ana
Psn holders; Inksand Inkstands Slate and siaepen,
eiis: Drawing and Tissue paper, Wafer Paint and
lsfds and BUTTERFLIES, Portmonies, stttoes, Emery
H1lIs, Plus. Rings. ETC., too numerous 70 menton.
ladies aud Gentlemen Wishing "
them with quality and price O.nAAoH.s
RaveunA. ! July 9Th, 1855. 4--sA.---
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BOSTWICK & BEATTY.
5000 Dollars worth Of
New Goods,
.ILL be received Next week 81

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w S7 BosTwICK q BEATTY. 4
Now lathe time Tor bargains as this stock Of
was broughtal Of twenty per cent. cheaper man me
fall stock.
We call The attention Of The ladies' 70 our new and
rich les Of Delnins and cobuIges, they are much
cheaper and decided in better style.
some excellent style and quality Of Cassimeres some
thing better than has been brought 70 this place.
We are bound % cell Goods, and without We have
them, We cannotaell.
Just give Us call and be convinced that no one
can beat US in quantity or s9a = 'ne
fold Weatherl Cold Weather reminds US
" all or comfortable clothing, and in these days Of
prosperity don't 70 shiTeripg around with cid panis
and coats when there is srch STOCK OfJeans, Sau-
netts, and full cloths as you can hnd on our counters,
all ready for SALE Come right along, are ready TO
walt upon every body. Remember where all the a.
boye named articles are kept
Nov.7. B0STWlCh q bkATTf.
DORKi PORK!-Bostwick g. Beatty will
pay the highest market price for pork, in cash OF
goods when the farmers ready TO kill also for but
ter, dried apples, and produce generally.
Ravennat Oetl7
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I.ATES Z .ARRIVAL YET!

Anatha,, atSek of FALL AND WlNTEk GUOpn
AngsagI MnsE rsss and TWENTY-FIVE and ONE HALE
Psk CENT is cHEAPER We HAPPENEp,sG, ,,r. pei =
market while goods wers elllng q MAnyraS 9 " 4
TT3RERSs r. RICES, and as our money seemea 70 " y
racd a ostr aeiehborss and supposed V g. laf'
i vsntar "a 70 invest about TEN THousA0nn ~ l. DuL
4Rs to aoHFAeneenAF winter trade Win: he k,os y
- 4 N aseed F0n9 In. and we shall be reauyfto
q II, @ over IL customers abevt 40 fass ae thy -
ssened for We hare only toname the price, ana tney
8 ~ -cael Aoae one and all AMI select Whist you
.snt. PRENT1ss, n 1PKtNst q CO. co. !, .
P.s. RI sny Of orr neighboiss 70 MY k0I Z.
ASH drtf h wagt 3 soets, wfI II ell ,hem =
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COS NJ 0P0 LIT AN
ART ASSS0GEAT ~ 0EI
s E G o N d Y L A

s E G o I'd Y T. A
Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection Of
this new and Popular Institution for the diffusion Of
Literature and Art have been made on the most ex-
tensive scale. AVS y. l.a. t..s- -
Among the works already engaged, is the far famed.
nCENoA CRUCIFIX,o
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the New Collection the diffusion ofworks
of AMERICAN ART, and the encouragement Of Ameri-
can genius have not been overlooked. Commissions
have been issued to many of the most distinguished
American Artists, who viii contribute some Of their
finest productions. Among them are three Marble
Busts executed BY the greatestliying Scuptor.-Hl-
RAM POWERS.
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, d.
Ass tE THE PHILOSOPHER,
DANIEL WEBSTER, at
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JUST opened the best assortment OF SOFT
d hats that was ever offered in this market, Consist
ing OF all kinds Black drab, high and low crowns
Bloek - - J.T. GREEN!
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TTARPER and Phtnam's Magazines With
II ~ sss Z lszsss 81 r fas srHKnixRooKssToRs.
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IT, GREEN'S ADVlS'
Goods.

T HAVE just opened large Stock of Hats
and bought for of Silk Hats broadway
style Dfab Beaver, Black and Drab son Hats, fhna;
ma Leghofn and all kinds Of straw hats for men ana
boys the bandsomest Hats and Flats for little boy
and GIRLS that can be found in the county. Call ana
examine ths goods know the price will sui, o. no
Phenlx Block. May l6, 1855 ] VI GREEN.
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* Senate Chamber, 0hio, April 5th, 1854
wDR. ]! G. AYER-- Honored Sir: have made thoI
oph fral Of the CArHARric PiLs, left me by your agent
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which be found suffering. The first dose re.
re,ooved te disease feel In better health than for
some wears before which attribute entirely 70 the ehects
OF vonr q ATBARric Fits Yours with great fespect
- LUCIUs b. METCALF."
The above are all from persons who are publicly known
where tey reside and who would not make these state
ents without thorough conviction that they were true
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.NALLOW CANDLES--200 Boxes of
i Superior caneles By the Box OF lb.
Oct. 81. A.ys H0hh, cd w.
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HATS--We have large stock OF Mems
Ill and Boys Hats ef all styles, just in from Sew
York which we wish TO sell, the prices Will suit any
one. 49, ,sftvsi .,<> >
Sept. 25. ftL2t AiV HOkh @ w.
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DAY. FEBRUARY 2S, 1856.

ri ought to say no" she said smilingly,
'to punish you for taking me by surprise;
but-in fact"
"In fact, you cannot do it." he interrupt:
ed. "Be candid; that's what you mean
isn't it 2"
She made no>answer he drew her hastily
to his bosom, and repeated the caress Of two
hours before,
"Gracious Lucy! What is all this 7" ex-
claimed her mother, who had expected to
find that it was Basil who folded her daugh.
ter thus fondly in his arms, and now, on dis.
covering her mistake all aghast.
"Nothing, madam" Tilford answered,
covering Luoy's embarrassment, except that
instead of one son, you have two for Lucy
is to be my wife tomorrow, if you consent, .
"The scene shifts rapidly" laughed Mel
lie, who rode up with Basil and overheard
the last words. :
"And the curtain ought to drop now
said Thornton, lifting Nellie in his arms from
the saddle, for no better grouping than thi.
can be imagined.
On the following Tuesday there was {
double wedding, accompanied by such feast
ing and hilarity as have not since been known
in that "settlement." And the light Of tha
glorious summer day still streams upon tht
pathway Of those who then pledged faith
and love to one another, and their happiness
is as serene in the autumn of their lives as
was the sunset of their wedding-day.
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GBoite 4oetrp,
OH. NO, I'm NOT OLD.

OA1 NJ, I'm NOV OLDs
BY MRS. FRANCES D. GAGE.
O! no. I'm not old, thoughthe age frost is crestine
With silvery rim my once s'bonny brown" hair
On my brow, just to tell that long years have
90 been there.
O! no, Pmn old, though my footsteps are grow
ing
More feeble and slow, and my laugh less gay,
And the rose on my cheek hath long since ceaeso
its glowing,
And my eyes grow more dim, and my strength
flies away.
Though the rose from my lip and my cheek has de-
parted,
On the face Of my frst-born tits resting full.
And Ifeel, when see her so kind and true-hearted
1t is sweeter by far than it was on my own.
O! no, rm not old; Time hath never oppressed me
Though he flch'd formy Mary the brown Of my
hair,
And the glance of her eye, as but now she caressd
Showed the light of my own was but lingering
there.
I have given my strength to my boys who are
bounding
The ball. with feet limbs, on the hill side to-day,
And their light pealing laugh to mine ear hath
sounding
AS my own used to have in the sunshine of May.
O! no, Pm not old !; though lent all my graces,
My vigor and strength for the toll and the strife,
To those loved ones Of mine who must soon take
their places,
And 20 forth to fight in the battle of life.
But o! if unainching they 60 forth to duty,
- Ever fearless and free, and with heart true and
brave,
Ny spirit viii dwell in temple of beauty,
More brilliant by far than youth ever gave.
0! no, I'm not old; though the frame is decaying,
10 me that within it is, buoyant and strong,
And trustwhe on earth It's its lot to bestraying,
That virtue and love Wilt freshness prolong.
The beauty of nature, its bud and its blossom,
The song of the bird and the sunsets deep glow.
Are as sweet to my eye and as dear to my bosom
As they were in thespring-time Of life long ago.
O.! no, I'm not old; 'tis not wrinkles nor burrows,
Nor the number of years that should shroud us
in gloom;
But the bhghting Of hope, mid life's trials and
sorrows, -..... ..
May wither the heart till it longs for the tomb.
Dark passions or wrong have my spirit ne'er
shrouded;
In the circle Of home there is no vacant chair !;
Ny life with misfortune has never been clouded:
Why should be old, and bow down in despair!
But should guilt crime, and shame, fold in sorrow
and sadness
One loved one of mine-then my pulse would
grow cold;
My spirit no longer soar upward in gladness;
O! then I'd be weary, and way-worn, and old.
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9 Storp Of 4eal Xltt.
THE REGULATORS DAUGHTER.
CHAPTER III.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.

"Who are you, and what do you want
here?' demanded tall dark haired man,
who stood at table directly opposite to the
door at which the peddler entered.
ssDon't you know Isaiah Ketchum 7" gasp
ed that worthy, who was too much excited
to answer more than one question at breath.
"Ah, yes, recolleet you now" returned
Lowden, whose speech the interruption had
cut short. "Well, what do you want ?"
81 want my money! the frightened mer-
chant almost screamed for haste, fear and
agitation had left in his mind but this one
idea.
'Nobody here owes you any thing" re-
turned Lowden angrily "and if they did,
this is not the time to demand it."
s'I'n not dunning anybody! I've been
robbed robbed" !"
"That alters the case," said Lowden.
"That alters the case nightly" echoed
several voices.
"Who robbed you-and when, and where,
and of what?" demanded Lowden. "Stop
your gasping, and tell US what you mean"
Very incoherently, but still in such man.
ner as to enable men of their quick percep-
tions to understand him, the agitated mer-
chant proceeded to relate how he had hidden
his money, how he had observed a man
watching him, as he supposed, and-slurrins
over the reason why he had, after this, left
the deposit, for he saw that Bolton was pre-.
sent-how he had been warned of danger,
which was so soon realized.
'EThe man that was watching me-" he con.
tinued, "Isaw passing along east Of the house,
not ten minutes ago, and I think he can be
caught yet"
"Who is he ?" was demanded By several
voices.
"He called himself Thornton" answered
Ketchum.
\ look of embarrassment went round the
room; for, much as they resented Thornton's
refusal to join them, few were inclined tc
credit the charge. In their state of excite,
ment, however, bit slight matter was suf
fcient to direct the current; and this impulse
was given by Bolton
'Let US pursue him at once" he sugges
ted, in a loud voice; and the motion was sec
onded by at least dozen men.
"Hold, gentlemen ~ shouted Tilford
springing upon bench "let us not &C
rashly There is not man here, who know!
Thornton, that believes him capable of any
such crime; and, for my part, Twill not bt
u party to course which I consider high
handed and oppressive"
Had this speech come from Lowden, hi:
authority might have made it effectual; but
e'fsrd was too young a man, and had beer
Hnong them too short q time, to have much
eight. A single voice only-and that, un
stunately, the voice Of the youngest man
png them, Lowden's son-expressed con
Sence in what he said. The larger par,
be company hastily donned their arms
Nocoutrements, and already several were
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he was more than ever resolved to justify

he was more than ever resolved to justify
her reliance.
ri must leave you now," he said, resum.
ing the hand which he had for moment re.
linquished, 'and ride with your brother to
Lowden's. Do not let your fears overcome
you, for, in three hours from this time I shall
bring him back safe and sound"
As he spoke, he drew the soft-eyed beau.
ty closer, and imprinted kiss upon her fore.
bead-a liberty which the mother was toe
much distressed to notice, and the daug ghte,
too grateful to resist. Perhaps this con.
science rebuked him for his apparent inf,
deity to Nellie, for, without awaiting fur
tber converse, hurried out, and was soon
gallopping along the road in pursuit Of the
noisy cavaicade.
The point selected for the halt, was a
point of heavy timber, through which the
road passed and the underbrush and fallen
limbs enabled them soon to kindle large
bright fire. This done, Bolton seated him
self upon a log-the prisoner was brought
up, and the company closed in circle round
their leader
"Where's the peddler ?" demanded the
latter.
Each one glanced around the circle
Ketchum was not there, and there was nc
evidence. But the difficulty was easily
obviated.
"Tie him up and lynch him till he con
fesses," some one suggested. ..
"Gentlemen," said Thornton calmly, speak
ing now for the first time, ~ will confess nc
false charge if you should burn me in that
fire! And I give you warning now, that the
man who touches me in that manner will
killw
A laugh of derision passed around the
group-to defy such men was only to invite
outrage. In thirty seconds he was stripped
to the waist, his arms drawn forcibly around
tree, and his naked back was presented te
the torture. The victim awaited the blows
in silence.
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ynt&resti11g W(i W(iisttllang
LIFE.

LIFE.
By CHARLOTTE BRoSTE.
Life, believe, is not dream
So dark rs sages say;
Oft little morning rain
Foretells pleasant day.
Sometimes there are clouds Of gloom,
But these are transient all; .~-
If the shower will make the roses bloom,
0 why lament its fall
Rapidly, merrily,
Life's sunny hours fit by:
Gratefully, cherily,
Enjoy them as they fly!
What though Death at time steps in,
And calls our best away?
What though sorrow seems to win,
Ger Hope, o heavy sway?
Yet Hope, again, elastic springs,
Unconquered, though she fell;
Still buoyant are her golden wings,
Still strong to bear US well,
Manfully, fearlessly,
The day Of trial bear,
For gloriously, rictoriously,
Can courage quell despair !
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WHEN TO WEAR INDIA RuBBERs.--We
have noticed that many persons wear India
rubber overshoes in cold, dry weather, to
keep their feet warm. This is an injurious
and evil practice. 1dia rubber shoes are
very comfortable and valuable for covering
the feet during wet, sloppy weather, but
they should never be worn on any other oc-.
casion-their sole use should be to keep out
water. They should, therefore, be put off
whenever the wearer enters house, and be
worn as little as possible, because they are
air.tight, and both retain and restrain the
perspiration of the feet. The air cannot be,
excluded from them, Or from any other por.
tion Of the body for any length Of time with.
out sensibly affecting the health, It is our
opinion that no habit tends more to good
health than clean feet and clean dry stock
ings, SO as to allow the free perspiration Of
the neither extremities.- Scientific Aaers-
can. - -. e.. --.-.... 49,.
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The fool fellip love With alsdy yslseed dsprop.
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uUDeoN RIVER RArLRoAD.-FROM NOVEMBER 8,
III 1886 The trains win CAsbers street station - fol.
lows-Irpreea go a. n md t:s r. \ /; mall N - A N;
sm!Fsnt, s.sP for Poushheepsse a. and ana sd
r. n, for sing sirr $50 A ard r Pe~ksAiu B:
1rM The Pouehhseps'e Sing sing sna Pe~hssin ralss
stop et The way stsone Pss-engcrs taken Charnbers
nal Cmksopher and Thirty first sree1 rys fs New tcsk
leave Troy S8 and lois A. And as r. r., and EaG1
Absny sfeis and 1910 A. n. and AMrM
A. y. sanrH, supe~ssse.ds~a
NFw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WfFtsy srrAnsemeu1A
Commencing Ncnssy WOW 5 lisa fAsse daily usins /,
Albany. SUNDAYS excepssd
Pare ~ 80 Dom Esw York 70 Albany. Leave Nsw ysvs
follows from station Of whhe Oea1s0 ursss-
$50 A. M express train Aibany, csanectina WIN ~
Central Ralread nd Northern traina =
ksnRe of cars and connecting Chaarn trors
The Western trains fcr Pius6eh uorth Adams md sg
hors - n =
q md sTs ss ss.n =
West Returning leave albany
a1sA ~, maiItrain for rew verk Ares1
MSsA ~. express. without charge u cma
800 y. ~, empress, without chsnes u casA
Tkesa 70 be ohtsned and haeeAss eheAsd = ~ s9ss =
Ss Western RaIboad Aieany, o. wnns An6 CeS1rA
yorh. w. .. CAMPBELL, ep'k
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WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION NOTICE.-ROBERT PENN
w aucone has received instruction from Mr. Thomas
Wrigey TO sell AT auction Friday Nov q at II O'Clock
M the lease good will and fixtures of The well known
hotel and boarding house, the Clipper, Union
Grard street. williamsburg 70 which Is attached good
monte society After The ease Is disposed Of assort-
men OF household furniture crockery cutlery pictures
vote his whole time To the wholesale trade the
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VIZ A. CARTER, AUCr1oNHKR -rurs DAY, AT ,ox
w ocloch, a Dey street. corner n reeswch lons ssd
handled shovsls be Knives and ha carver tosGo
easup, hbi Or case fancy bc1, desha winter ciosna
vhskey, ~.
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DEurIerRy- LEvETr's NEW AND IMPROVED
~ simorpheSc prcf~urc plates for artificial ieeh,
marhse for their ecreased drmnes IN position power Of
mast And very Superior 10 the ordinary pafss
ss epted for TIE continuous 10 truly the
~ h<e wearing requiring artificial teeth 70
great before engaging elsewhere Teeth removed
by the benumbing and every recent Improvement
Of the day ~ LEVITT, dentist No. II Wavcrey place
Broadway. Established 1898.
NFNTIsTRy.-TEET EXTRACTED FOR Is CRrra
IL entirely principle; filing from 30 el
premium teeth ertcd for from 70 81 tooth sche cured Tor
life for rs cents. by X WOODWARD ROBINSON eraAuaAs
Of the philadelphia colleges OF medicine and dcnary ls5
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