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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-13
TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
I'D. w. RUSSELL,
MANUFACTURER'S AGENT
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PITrSRURGs, CINCINATTI " LOUISVILLE
MAMIE ACTIRED Articles

I / - q . I'm Il
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO so BROADWAY, NASHVILLE,
INHE following portion of the articles propose taking
orders Rectihed, Bourbon, Reserve, Monongahela
and Rive Mbiskes Brandy Wine, Gin, Rum, Ale Por-
ter Iongw Sparkling and Dry Catawba Wines, Star
and Taow Candies German and Palm Soap, Lard and Lin
seed Oil White Lead Iron, Nails, Stoves Castings and Hon
ware and Willow ware Cheese Vinegar Glass and
aTdw such ShUy Spades, Hose Axes
Picks Mattecks Cordage Wrapping Paper Matches &c.
Orders handed will trouble OF ordering expen
travelling purchase, authorized to take
ders and prices you could purchase if
you was the faciO person All orders handed me
will he Immediately semitic the factory and shipped prompt
on opening of CATION Hoping to share good portion
Of your beraly and kindness remain respect
fully, - - ,.,,
Icf3S ID. w. RUSSELL.
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THURSTON Il BERNARD,
No. I6 Public Square,
TNAYt door tn Ealhnun's

WYE now have on hand beautiful stock of French
wv and English Merinos, PLAIN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded all wool DeLanes, Bombaznes, Cashmeres, Man
chester DeLaines Pald Red elbow and White Flannef
all qualities Also complete stock of Staple Goods
Servants Goods of all kinds, which invite the aen
ton of all CASH buyers as We can give good bargains
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swan q Co.'s Lotteries.
Authorised by the State of Alabama


$3.50 prizes amounting to ............... $2O4 900
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $2H
of the Number that draws the 40 900 Prize For example
if the number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends with No.
l. then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be
entitled to $40 Ii the Number ends with No 2 then all
the Tickets where the Number ends in will be entitled to
$40, and so to o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half .,,.... so
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s - CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.


4 'Fufnp epened q very handsome assortment OF
Gloves, Suspenders, Neck Ties Biaek 9eAt variety OF
Linen Cambria Handkerchief Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose, Gents Shawls and Mualsrs, &c. &c, all Of
which will be sold at fair prices -.
septlO--u o.. .s CLIFTON h ABBOTT
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Harvey In Nashville.

TINHE eminent ahAKvsY" well known to every gen
i tleman in Philadelphia as the most successful Cutter
Of garments is at establishment, Nc. Is Cedar
street and Is prepared to take measures and to exhibit as
fine an assortment OF Cloths, Cessmers and Vesfings IS
we're ever displayed in Nashville Our stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, both gentlemens aud youths fail
and our Furnish ng Department contains every article
comprised under that head il "a
Octl4-n CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT
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TO MILL-W RIGHTS, IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally OF
kashEglle, and the Surrounding

I HAVE commeneed the business Of Pattern Making
Il and am prepared 70 make Patterns of Cog WbesIs
Water Wheels, Puieys and all kinds Of 6xngs for mill
gearing, To Farmers and others in the country would
also say that am prepared to make Thrsshng Machines
Fan Mills horse powers rex those are out Of order
on the most reasonable terms and hope By nv CONSTANT
and unremitting attention TO business will receive
share OF public patronage, Place OF business Washng
street. south OF the Blind Asylum, between the Murfrees
boro and Lebanon turnpikes and can be found BY en-
qurDg at Mr.. Sades Grocery the Lebanon tu npiks
sep2S-4m HENRY WOLFENDEN =
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VALUABLE Land hEAK NASHVILLE G

AM authorised to sell and make complete titles 10 the
Tract Of Land upon which the late IA p Walker re-
sded and the lot upon which The Blacksmith Shop is sim
aed and the slaves and stock the place The Place
situated on the Gaatl turnpike interested by
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad near enough 10
Nashville 10 make coavenient country residences for
persons doing business in the city has sDringas
mere IS IN the State and is Susceptible ct divisions intO
several let's each Of which would af0d beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike ilrosd. lam au-
thorissd to sell the entire Tract ia body or IN parcek
and on such credit as may deem expedenG shall be
on the place during the hfs and second weeks Of NsEa
Der next and viii receive proposals for The purchase
private sale OF all any OF the above named real and per-
sonal property In the mean time any person desiring
examine the property do By calling Mrs Agnes
Walker on the place, and proposals purchase ezn be
made to her or John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place.
or addressed to me at Trentou Gibson county, Tenn
sept4-tf ace SAMUEL " lbLIAMS Trustee.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
Sny der & FFiZZell
RE receiving and opening fresh and desirable goods
n suitable for the city and country trade.
"a
Ladies' fine Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed.
with heels,
sc Kid Front Lace Caters, q
e Kid Sid g Is thick and thin soles,
% Black Lasting Caters, % g 4"
with heels,
g q Congress CATERS,
" Kid Boots, thick and thin soles,
+" 4" g Sc g with heels,
" White Kid and Satan Slippers.
4" Toilet Slippers, plain and fancy,
ALSO
Children and Misses shoes OF every description,
ALSO
Gentlemans' of every description.
Their stock of heavy goods large and OF good quality
In Short persons wishing goods their line will find it
their interest TO call at No %, Public Square.
aug30 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MERCHANTS BANK
NOVEMBER, u, 1856.
ON Monday next the I'm instant this Bapk vim
" be opened at O'Clock, A. NJ, and closed J. p
Ovl2-Im JOHN PoRTERFILD, Cashier.
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SWAN e. CO.'S LOTTERIES !
$3.50 PRIZES-LOWEST PRIZE $40.
PRIZES GUARANTEED
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
QO4,O 900 DOLLARS!

$3.50 Przss amounting to............... 800, 900
PRICE TICKETS.
"a Whole Tickets, SO Halves, IS; Quarters, $e1S<.
5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last figure
of the number that draws the $40 prize For example,
if the number drawing the 600 prize ends with l. then
all the tickets whore the number ends in win be entitled
to $40 the number ends with No. g. then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to $40 and
on too.
Certificate Of PACKAGE Of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
10 half " .......... so
10 Quarter ......... Is
Orders for Tickets Certificates be addressed
either to
s. SWAN CO., Atlanta Ga,
s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. d.
9nnr7 or u 2TIMSTEEN- RnY Nnshuilla !
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CITY EXPRESS -PACKA GES
DARCEIS and Baggage delivered any part OF the city
Il with despatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise very much needed,
they inc red heavy up and quick
conveyance and hope By prompt business 10 de-
the patronage of the business Of the city
Mr. A L. WestbrOok, late messenger of Adams Express
Company will have charge and receive and de-
liver Packages any point the city and Suburbs charges
very moderate . .
Office Ne. Cherry street, mp stairs, over VIM I. Boyds
l. !uOVli-Om.
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TNHURSTON i BERNARD have removed to No. 16
L Public Square next door to Cahoun's, where they
will be happy to show their customers first rate stock oil
Dry Goods consisting of Black Brown and Blue Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy Cassimeres; Vestings Gloves,
Hosiery Cravats, handkerchief &C., &C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-08

A FAST WoMAN.-The New York Mirror
has correspondent at Newport, who writes
over the signature. of Belle Britain. In heI
last she tells the following
/ overheard funny conversation last even
ing between gentleman and lady no were
promenading behind meslrom which learn
ed the definition of fast woman" The
couple were discussing the attractions OF a
young lady, who receives good deal of at.
tention from the teaux-such as we have
when the gentleman remarked that he had
not yet been able to discover the charms oi
the fair one in question.
"O," said the lady, "she is fast, and that's
what makes all the gentlemen like her."
- But what does that mean ?" inquired the
gentleman, little roguishly. Ni
Why" said the lady, "a fast woman is
one that you say anything to-"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-08

JUICE OF THE WATER MELoN.-A CORES.
pondent of the Prairie Farmer presents the
following method of using water melons
al endeavor every year, to raise good
water melon patch. They are healthy and
delightful fruit, think. cultivate the icing
variety plant early in May, and again toward
the end of the month, so that they may come
in succession. When they commence ripen-
ing, we commence cutting, and use them free
ly during the hot weather. When the wealth
er becomes cool in September, we haul a
quantity of them to the house, split them
open, with spoon scrape out the pulps in a
cullender, and strain the water into vessels
We boil it in an iron vessel, then put in ap-
pies or peaches, Ike making apple-butter and
boil slowly until the fruit is well cooked, then
spice to taste, and you have something that
most people will prefer to apple butter or any
kind of preserves. Or the syrup may be boil
ed without fruit down to molasses, which will
be found to be as fine as any sugar-house mo.
lasses. We have made in a fall AS much as
ten gallons of the apple butter, if | may SC
call 1t, and molasses which has kept in fine
condition til! May"
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"A
ENHE having determined to move to osfor
sale the Farm which he now resides,
situated the leading Evansville Mt Vernon
in Perry wnsip 126 Said land Is
three tracts we'll mrroYed and supplied with
the in healthy part of the county Of
wishing purchase part or the whole Of
Farm by application to the under
signed u pom the premises. Title indisHutable -
snIO-Iwd3mv THOMAS KNIGHT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-08

MISCELLANEOUS.

| III. II. COOh q I)ONs
GaScNatEs E kFFa PAUvIsiUNs REAtEhs IN
| EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEP P4RTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN. -
| r RETAIL DEP PARTMENT.
MAIN STREET. FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNEA
Ne freely upon
this opportunity Of notice SON Mr.
Tao% a he has taken , into @ ron & this
of the support literally
GoGn e WI n I ef F
Evansville with article they require in the
and Provision line q Son wish especially to
any kind to dispose G to their facility for
9s hsT the
ensure their orders for the future. feb2-a
NEW GOODS.
Asoan as,"Etmsnt Of Mndow shades on Cloths Bu-
fnd nh'4 aa' ''A'D O''sf' On MRS MnKAY
PAINTING! PAHNTING!!
GEORGE G. WALKER & CO.,
A patch; once vennemaa's Row Vine street: between
N$O BOXES city wndow Glass s1l0 sxI2 IoxI4 loxi2
al sr ~. SvS extra pint aAt D. rfIyfa h day
PATEN LB.THER GAITERs. s.oaents blsef, dra6
'a3f1' aoia cuts IRON 'n' most asSDsPoRs MeRsA
S.a s sa So e. aa
for sale by mh31 J. Fl. MAGHEE co.
@@nn BUSH Corn. At 3oe per bushel.
ebSpep ar7 z. COOK SON.
EssENCk OF COFFEE.-lO boxes z gross each just
@h5i S. E. GILBERT CO.. syo near Water.
DICkLED PORK.-1o hkls Ne.. Pork for retailing
II Just reed BY ap2 HERsHBERGER CARSON.
bags '"P'ria asRsHsEaHR hssF ESE sfs CARSON
MpELMONTS WORKS.-175 kegs Va nails assorted
ND sizes, reed this day and fOrsale by - s.
aps l. & d. HEIMANN.
BXS Cream Cheese reed this day aud for sale by
@@@w ap3 l. & D. HETMANN.
6N full weight Star Candles this dav and for
&f@p sale by aps I. & D. HEIMANN.
DROCTOR'S PEARL STARCH as boxes Of this
VII favorite brand. Just reed and for sale by
APPS s. e. GILBERT & CO.. Syc Water
GUNNY BAGSs.-s 900 for sale verv low close con-
w signment. s. e. GILBERT CO.
En CANS fresh Baltimore Oysters Whole cans Sf; hef
ap2 IN. COOK SON
$A DOZ Buckets; 20 doz wash tubs in and for
spOby apI4 T. H. COOK & SON.
HCIIII IEITIR A L..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-08

NUMBER 10.

PoPPINa THE QUEsT1oN-"I was sitting bv
the side of Imogene, meditating upon the best
manner OF coming to the point, when she took
up an orange that lay upon the table.
VIII you have part of this?'' she asked
assented, thinking all the while more Of
orange flowers than of the fruit. What shsr \,
was thinking of cannot say. She divided
the orange into two parts, and gave me one. A
sudden inspiration came upon me.
"Oh, Imogene!'' said l. II wish you would
serve me as you have this orange"
What do you mean?' she asked innocens~
-~~0~--e-
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9uERwOOD HCU Sc.

gVNHE subscriber has taken the above house ana mas
entirely reftted and refurnishedit ana Is prepared
@ ntertain the patrons the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned Dy
Mr Peter Burke and of horses ana car
The large clean and WE'LL ocated, ana gooo
re in Particularattennon
will he Maid to the care OF horses eftwh him lot keep
and in all respects, the public IA lhnd the Sner-
,Tood House good Hotel. fjys-nl J. A 8YEkS.
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sugar dried Beef 50 extra sugar cured Beef
~ f III COOK SON.
mh14 Corner Main and lat.
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why, you have .halvsd the orange; now
won't you haze me?D
am little oblivious as to what followed
lor the next few moments; only remembsr
tnat somehow found my moustache in CON,
tact with her lips. We are to be married in
September You will receive cards. 14T p.
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Gbe Gully yeurnaI
THE PERILs OF LIsPING.

The following is said to be yeritable Incl
dent in the experience of Bishop of the Pro
testant Episcopal Church. - a---..-.
"a couple brought their little child to me
one day to be baptized, and upon my enquir.
ing the name chosen, to my astonishment
heard sounds which resembled very much one
of the titles bestowed upon the arch enemy oil
mankind. Supposing that my ears deceived,
| enquired again, when the same word, to nv
horror, was more distinctly repeated. .Lucifer!'
said to myself fmpossiblei Icannot baptize
q child by such q name.' bent over once
more, and third time asked the question.
The answer was still the same, and repeated
louder and with an emphasis, as if the parent
were determined to have that name or none.
By this time my situation had become embar-
rassing for there was, in the presence of the
whole waiting congregation, standing up with
the baby in my arms, which, to add to my
CONSERVATION. set up squall as if to convince
me he was entitled to that name. could
stand the scene no longer, SO hastily dipping
my finger in the font, and resolving he should
have good name, as opposite as possible to
the diabolical one so strangely selected, bap-
tized the infant George Washington. / thought
the parents looked queer at the time, but the
rite was performed, the baby had got an excel
lent naGe, and | was relieved. But conceive
if you can, my confusion, when, after service,
the father and mother come into the vestry
and the latter bursting into tears, exclaimed,
%, thir what have you done? lth girl, ith
a girl, and you've called her George Washing
ton! My poor little Luthy, my dear little
Luthyh Alasi the mother hsped, and when
asked for the name, she meaning to be very
polite, and to say, Lucy, SIR in reply TO my
question had said, 'Luthy, thir,' which l mis-
took for Lucifer. What was to be done? /
consoled the afflicted parents as well as was
able, and promised to enter the name in the
parish registry and town records as Lucy,
which did; but for all that, the girls genuine
orthodox name is George Washington!'
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Am D0Z nanted Churns 20 nest vanished sugar box
IL bxs head clothes nins; IL wooden spoons;
ceder wash nest) 25 boxes steel Pens for
sale bv anI7 I, & d. HEIMANN.
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PRINTER,s JOB PAPERs.

NIXON Ok GOODMAN,
Mos TT and ~ Wall St.s Cimcimmatts ".
HAyE ON hand a beautiful stock of PRINTERS PA
Ill PERS Cards Gard Sheets, Black and oclored Inks
Bronzes varnishes. &c. which they oner a.
- MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
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TO IL HE LA DIES
SsHANKLIN e. RELY respectfully invite the at
ention ladies EvansviIe vicinity their
varied stock of Embroideries and white goods
eeseived embraciDgi-
Lumerick Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Enbid Linen do do;
Maltese Il Chrochetdo dai
BACK Muslin do dos
Jaconet, CambPic and Swiss Collars;
Swiss aud JaooAe, Embroidered Bands;
do do Edgings and Insertonsi
English Thread. Lace and EdgngsI
Mourning Collars and Sleeves
White and black English Grape Collars
NOLAN and white EN- mbroideFed Skirts;
French Corsets and silk Vests.
Striped Nanisoek. swiss and Pl laid Musiins;
Real dotted Embroidered Swiss dress patterns fer
alaIst prices by my2 sHAHkLlN KEiLf.
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| The VALUE OF THE TELEGRAPH TO Rail-
ROAD CoMPANIEs.-A writer In the Washing
ton lntelligencer argues that every railroad
company ought to have line of magnetic tel
egraph, as the greatest security against COLI
sions. He estimates the cost at 500 a mile
"a trifle, indeed, to the valuable lives that are
lost yearly on railroads, at q cost to them OF
all their profits and of reputation, and intermi-
nable and vexatious law suits. The writer
says there are but four railroad companies in
the United States which have telegraphs own
ed ani managed by themselves. This may
ha true but if is is intended to convey the idea
that only four railroad companies have the use
of telegraph lines for safe transaction of their
business, it is y mistake. All the principal
railroad lines from Philadelphia use the tele
graph, and if the North Pennsylvania had pos
sessed a telegraph line, the recent accident
could have been avoided. On New Years
day, 1850, catastrophe was averted, on one
of the London Railroads, by the aid of the tel
egraph.
| A collision had occurred to an empty train
at Grayesend, and the driver having leaped
from his engine, the latter started alone at
full speed to London. Notice was given by
telegraph to London and other stations; and,
while the line was kept clear an engine and
othe arrangements were prepared as buttress
to receive the runaway. The superintendent
of the railroad also started down the line on an
engine, and had it transferred at the next cros-
sing to the up line, so as to be in the rear Of
the fugitive. He then started in chase, and on
o, o,ersaking the other ran into it at speed, and
the driver of his engine took possession of the
fugitive, and all danger was at an end. Twelve
stations were passed in safety; it passed Wool
wich at fifteen miles an hour; it was within a
couple Of miles of London before it was arrest
ed. Had it's approach been unknown, the
mere money value Of the damage it would
have caused might have equalled the cost of
the whole line of telegraph.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-08

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
WTTHER can the hungry people get
Wv The best of Groceries, dry and wete
They'll find them. you may safely bet.
AtZ. n. Cook i SoS'S.
There's -four and sugar, soda. soap.
Pipes. pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff;
Cigars quite worthy of puff,
For cash at z. II. Cook 81 SONS.
There's eoddsh. coffee starch and spice.
Hams. cheese and butter. very nicei
All to be had at thelowest price,
For cash at z. H. Cook SONS.
Corn maai. molasses, pork and salt.
ARd fpFthsF, lest the rhyme should halt.
You'll ind lust every thing but fault
For eash at z. III. COOK & SoS's.
In fact. believe this tale not
No man. except stupid sot,
Can want for oven pan pot.
Or any thi ng that can't be got
To nibble cold or swallow hot.
For cash at 2. II. Cook Il SONS.
n Roxes Planes aad Plane Irons Just reg by
NY mh2i WALDKTRCH.
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TENNEY AZ sORENsO

TENNEYA SOREN5UN,
wHcLKsALE IN GRocERIEs AND LIQUORS "oHH@H
VINE ST5., EVANSVILLE IND
TWyHE this day formed Io
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery ana LrIaS
Aagaa Having succeeded the business Of Messrs As
their stock ana made editions e make
shall able offer COED bargain
W. SAS.-' - - R s. TESNEY,
JAMS .. oOAe--9o-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-23
THE. BYRON.

rI1IiE subscribers have completed their arrange
/ ments III finishing and furnishing their new sa
loonand chambers for the convenience of those who
may wish such mmodation. We nave spared no
money labor to make our saloon and rooms equal
to anything in the country, and arrangements al
ready made for receiving oysters from the east wild
game from the country and our fine markets we shall
make our saloon superior 70 ything west equal
TO snything east. All VIC ask is but call and q
trial, and We viii pledge ourselves 10 give satisfac-
tion.
Parties can be accommodated with private rooms
when desired and anything served up for them they
may wish.
hecollect the place. on east side Of End between
Main and johnson streets.
novl5dIy MACkLEY 4 JOHNSON.
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IL. Ha WIDEN A. son

N/OCLD respectfully call the attention of the
" public to their stock of the first quality Of
Marble, which they have just received direct from
the East, which they enabled to sell at rs cheap
a rate can he obtained in st. Louis
w are determined to act upon the motto
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RErURss'
Give US call and we pledge ourselves to show YOU
as hne marble, and as good workmanship, both in
the ornamental and plain styles, can be found
anywhere in the United States
We have another extensive stock Of Marble on its
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared TO
meet any demand that may be made for articles in
our line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau
Anril 8. lHh4 a
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DENTAL, NOTICE.

nR J. X RICkEY, Surgeon Dent H
- ist having returned from the East Yyl&eS3
will be happy to wait his friends. uIND
Having large stock Of Teeth, from
the best manufactures, please the most fastd-
Gus. Teeth mounted ON either gold or platina. on
his improved method, which is now baing used
by the best Dentists He is also prepared TO mount
Block Teeth, or Continuous Gums on gold or platina;
when on the latter, al lower price amounting t.
the difference in cost of materials full on gold
for 500, PLATISA for $50. All work warranted
Office on the south side Of Blondeau between Sd and
4th streets. keokuk.
March 2I-dlY