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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04


men Ladies Of the Court, Pages, a., Sc
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
PROLOGUE.
The Death Of Scyls
The Fights Of rerslopus.
In the distance the Fortress Vi ST. Anne and the Bay Naples
ACT First Tsbesu, the Meeting Market Place IA Naples
Second Tabesu the Ribbon Grand Saloon IN the Chateau oil
the DUCHESS Of Scyla
AcT q Third Tsbesu the Pirates Isle Temple in Ruins
ACT 8 Fourth Tabesu the Corvette.
Extended Sea View-Teuihc Encounter Of the
PIRATE VESSEL,
With the Gun Boats of the Spanish teet-Grsnd aud Novel
Nautical Effects
ACT T. Fifth Tsbleau, Retribution. .
The Illuminated Gardens Of the Duchess Of Scylla.
There Mil be other piece performed with the new Drama
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle 50 cents Parquee, 80 cents Second Tier OF
Family Circle u cents; Third Tier and Gallery % cents Pm
waite Boxes, IS and S6.
Seats may be secured daily and in advance No extra
charge. =, - -.
Assistant Treasurer
Assistant Stage Director and PrOmpor MI " b. tihke
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Aousss ano farms tl)anteo.

DART Of a genteel HOUSE, with all the modern
Improvement LET I'd story consisting Of rooms and
room on Sd story with part OF bath wser, cellar k
10 smsA respectable family being papered aud
painted. Apply at No. 100 West sistss
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COR SALE-In Eastern North Carchns,
STEAM SAw-MILL xnd Eight hundred seres o. an
- No lSe Front st, NewYork-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE, New: York, May 1871
The board of Engineers and F0reinen are neiypy
notified 90 attend a meeting THIS MONDAf EHENlNo'
MAY at O'Clock at Fremsn's Hall 70 make ss3e sIrSse
fof the funeral ceremonies Of RICHARD H. HONINO
TON late member of Southwark Engine company NO 90
who was killed Sunday evening May 1857 while IN tne
discharge duties fireman said engine passing over MS
wv w. HENRY II. HOWARD, Chief Engineer.
TxyeNfy-frst Ward Republican Assoc iatlon will
meet Al their new ROOM No 435 4thsv MONDAY bVEN-
ING Nav All Republicans III the Ward are respectfully IN
yited to come up aud join the Association; - E,
Gro f. CoAcHMoS, Secretary.
Now BottIng-A very fine parcel Of the pure and whole
SINE ELIZABETuAN ALE. IL wee brewed in October Is Of
ood BODY and keep well through the Summer and Longer
Parties having empty bottles have then filled and tne full
value deducted. The subscriber attends daily from IL 70 IL
cok Al No. 100 WateTs orders, although they
NAV be left for him at other hours j. BAFLOW'
seven Hundred POisoned-ofh the 700 persons poisoned
at The National Hotel Washington, thirty have already died
and more probably will All he symptoms indicate mineral
.osop The ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, in connection
with the WATER-CURE PROCESSES, the most efficient
means fo Graduating al impurities from the system They are
and discrimination At Dr. TRAIL
HYGEIO- MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. ID Laight-st-
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T,ARM and COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-Ths

J'ARM and COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-Ths
Il advertiser offers for sale at $50 per ($Ii3o biz
beautiful Summer redencc lying In tho east IL
the town Of RHINEBECk Dutehess County ~ r., ~ mil
from the City Of NewYorh Hudson River Rslrosi and
about half hours hide trom the depot The farm consss
the beautiful building sites In the State commanding
view OF tie entire range Of Ceskl and ShswansInk mJL
ts and forty miles Of the valley Of the Hudson River.
The buildings consist Of house sitchenhoass barn. tenant
house house have just been rebuilt la the 0otha
style and and complete order The farm In good
order the coil excellent has good apple orchard and yard
containing choice variety Of fruit An excellent tenant
has charge Of the place with stock aud utensils and viii
continue the year II desired Terms Of payment follows
ortgsg If desired for term Of years att per cent
furher desired the payment Of $500 may b. made tls
cash with May 1881 and 81 900 with inter
est May 1889 No exchange for other property Adhere
FARM, Box No. 3,s3e New-York PostrOhee. ~
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DESIRABLE INyESTMENTS.-Two 3-story
~ brick HOUSES, Mo-. 1856 and 1 East 2sthst, lots bx
100 each. Also No. u West Ah~t, two four story bSsk
HOUSES on = lot 75xil5 Price 10000 Terms easy y.
COCKCROFT, No 10 Merchants Exchange, Walls., n Y.
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Gorses, Carriages, Sc.

CUPERB MORGAN HORSE, price Sf50, with
- new Trottins Wagon and Harness 200 suitable for coups
military OF family sound young 10 hands high and warranted
Apply at No 2S Fran klinst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

SEVEN PER CENT CITY REVENUE BONDS
~ will be issued by the Controller In sums not less that 800
payable sx months 10 year, may be desired
The money may be deposited with A. " STOUT, Chamber.
lain Shoe Leather Bank Interest from date OF deposit
WIN. FITZPATRICK, FLORIST, 29th.st. and
w Broadway will personally attend to the LAYING OUT
Of Gardens plating Shade Trees 10000 yebenss choice
varieties Alsrge assortment of monthly and running Roses
and al sorts Of bedding out Plants for sale. .
5000 yards Of Box for sale Boquets furnished for parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

ORAND INVESTMENT MONEY WE'LL
" LAID OUT,-QUTCK RETURNS Parties wishing to
make Patent Article universally in demand
learn particulars BY calling at No Ss bTosd~ay mont
rom up stairs.
B-w exchange for real estate stocks other securi
ties 20 AGENTS wanted Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

WATERBURY, GREAT AMERICAN CORN
w and SEED PLANTER plants beautifully for 10 cents
psr acr Hand power from SIS 10; Horse power SO 20
40 Can be seen q MEYHER'S AGRICULTURAL WARE
ROOMS No 1877 Wsterst, at No. 2S Broadway, room
No g second floor Rights for sale Agents wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

NO. PERUVIAN GUANO.
IN SUPER-PHOSPHATEO OF LIME-BONE DUST
At the NORTH RIVER AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
GRIFFING, BROTHER Co.,
No. 60 Courtlandt-st., N. Y.
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CILLMANs JOURNAL OF SCIENCE AND

"ANTED-By a trusty Protestant Woman, a
w situation for GENERAL HOUsEwORK FOR 4 SINAI
family l. good Cook Washer and Ironer Can give sooC
reference from her last place whore she has lived for the last
years Please call at No rs knsst, between NsEiek anc
Hudsonsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

i RIA and ELLEN OHARA, from Branchfeld, County of
Sligo Ireland who this country In the year 1855 by
applying No u Fron, they will hear Of something TO
their advantage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

A DNICE-THE FARM-THE GARDEN
"A TIE LAWN Sc.-The BEST llaia, Prne'ieal qdree OF
the and mode Of performing AL operations upon the soil
given in the AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. Terms 81
year ORANGE JUDD, Publisher, Iel Wa;erst, New YORK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
NEWS 1lEMlS.

AZ
RALPH WALDO EMERsoN made his appearance
in Boston pulpit last Sunday, Mr.. Emerson
was formerly Unitarian clergyman, but he
left the pulpit fifteen or more. years ago Mr.
Emerson discOursed, on the present occasion,
to a crowded audience in the Music Hall. There
was no reading of Scripture, prayer OF bene-
diction attending the service.
THE AndOver Professors, Hark and Phelps,
in connection with Dr. Lowell Mason, have for
some time been engaged in the preparation of
new collection of psalms abd hymns, which is
now in such forward state that its publication
may be looked for in the course of few months
TIE Howard Association of Norfolk have
presented Miss Annie NJ Andrews with beau
tiful gold medal, in token of their appreciation
of her philanthrOpic services during the pesti-
lence in that city in 1856.
Mr.. DONALD MCLEOD, whose Life Of Harry
Queen of Scots has just appeared, has takenup
his residence in st Louis, for the purpose of cd
iting the Sunday Leader of thatcity.
Hon. S. A. DOUGLAS has been invited by the
Tennessee State Agricultural Bureau to deliver
the annual address at the State Fair, in Octo-
Der next
A LETTER dated Cape PaImas, West Coast
Africa March 3D. announces the conclusion OF
the war IN that quarter and the return OF Go.
vernon Roberts and his force OF one hundred
men in Liberia The United States ship, St
Louis remained in port The United States
brig Dolphin arrived on the previous day.
PHn1P QuloLsY has recovered $4,000 DANA
ges against the Philadelphia and Wilmington
Railroad Company for publishing libel upon
him The Company, in their annual report,
reflected upon Mr. ouigley's character and his
reputation as bridge builder. The verdict
establishes O., tho TACT t'at q corporation may DC
Sueo 'or hoel.
MR. fOwEhL' VINO palntea tAe Deoo'o picture
Tor congress mas been appointed by the ONO
Legislature 70 pant arepFesen!a''on oil FeFrys
S.o ooc Q" Lake hEle-'no price MOTTO exceed
SO'ovo.
na ie.e Eillos 0sesson o. Fniiaoelpnle' tet
ny Mln tne sum OIL $O'VOo loF tue 9eneht OIL q
9 rs -. PtOs.us :: nOn9 log eseu men
.;ns. $500 ~ AA''-sN ''.'0s'''''1 sOle
''' T,S S'T p;s,.oa, p........ -. -,
,orros,,onSoat - ,Io,at.;. ~ W. ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

QUEER PosrA1 ARRAGEMRST.-T Madison.
(Wis) Journal is informed of a rather Singular
post-otiice arrangement on the Wisconsin, river.
He observed the captain land with mail bag,
the contents of which he emptied on one side,
of largo dry goods box, partly buried in the
bank. He then took from tho other side of the
box whatever mail matter was therein contained,
and returned to the boat There was no human
hahitation within 1--WE or six miles of this novel
post-offfcc, the locality of which was marked
by small white flag flying from neighboring
tree. Neither was there any postmaster or other
official to take of it, but the captain, on his
reaching the proper Office, was expected to mail
the letters, therein found, and inquire for any
belonging TO his region.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

a MIRACLE OF THE NISETEESrn CENTURY.
lady residing in the western part of the city,
formerly a communicate of the Episcopal
Church, having lately been converted to the
Baptist faith, under theministrationo the Rev.
DR.. Williams, of the First Baptist Church of
this city, was last Sunday evening immersed in
the presence of a large congregation. This lady
had been inflicted for numberSof years with
the rheumatism, so much so that she was un4
able to walk without assistance. After her inn
mersion she "came up out of the water miac-
ulously cured of her atfiiction, and was enabled
TO proceed to her home without the help abe,
formerly required. This wonderful cure, wrought,
as it were, by the aid of Providence, was made,
the subject of some very feeling remarks by the.
pastor of the church, who attributed it wholly
to the agency of the Divine Spirit-Bql timOre
Clipper
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
Charles, London oordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
shown by the Records OF the Custom 1Otse to be the
only London oordian Gin IMPORTED bottles
all others made here In imitation Of It.
delicious tonic beverage, by peculiar favor
(o different from other gns) universally esteemed by all
who use It Is adopted with great success in cases
DEsPEPsIA, GoUF, RHRuNAFisN, DRcPsTS GRAyns coLIc
oaolERA FEyER AND Aaus sgIcFuRE DISEASE URr'
NARY ORGANS, EPILRPsY, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
DR. YALESrE MoFF of New York, letter to the pro-
prIetor says:
Charles Londoa Cordial Gin q the pttres best, and
n Ost reliable EetrdetqF JtStper sIAdgs seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
gss and Grosers The United States and also are
tnerous polsOns cdllel "LonIop Cordial Ginto avoid
them buy only CHARLEs'n Reject any other offered to
you you value your health. Price dollar QUARTS
afty cents fer plnts. EDMUND c. CHARLES,
mh2O -Smd&w Sole Importer, 40 broadway, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

INDIAS MURDERS IN M1vNEaeTA.-Ge Shields
has written letter, dated the 10th inst, in
which he pointedly cOntrndicts the stories of the
barbarites at Mankato, andstating that there is
neither hostility, nor sign Of .hostillty, among
the Indian tribes in the territory. This is con-
firmcd by other authorities e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

Mas Po1x.-A communication published in
the Nashville Union copIradiets the statements
which have lately appeared in the New York
Evening Post, and other papers, in reference to
Mrs. Polk. That lady hasno intention toreside
in Washington city. She has never been in
London, nor out of the United States. Nor has
she been ont of the State of Tennessee since the
death of President Polk. 1is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

ABSENCE OF AIND.- about two o'clock on
Saturday morning, two of our city police found
horse and carriage standing near the Post of
flee, and after satisfying themselves that no one
was likely to como after them, took them toa
livery stable and Ind the horse kindly cared for.
In the morning the proprietors of the stable re-
cognized the horse as belonging to one Of our
who was at once informed Of this transaction.&
1t seems he drove to the Post Office the evening
before, ndatter getting his letters walked home,
leaving his horse and carriage standing wheref
they were found by the policemen. sss Hdesg
Jolrnal s z.
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AmhrnfVnaa for 81.

P4RTREpGE At his nW and spacious rooms, with faea
Ties for operating and al arrangement for light equal
any In the country and superior any in the city
producing these beautiful pictures, which
in the country. Heis prepared make Abroypes 90.
they be sentty man without postage. Alsoto SET
and pins, prizes Dsguerreotyprr-
Pictures made good specimens exhibited
and WarEanted to last tOI ages Unchanged
AIlkind6 Of materialsused in the business forsale
Rooms Of AIalti above Monroe over Marsh
Cayl6r's new stors snE1s
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a CARD no THF j ,AloIEs

IA OtA4SI0 ~ 146A104I4E5s
On. puPONC9s GOLDEN FEAIAPE PILLS are inHalI-
blein removing stoppages o. the meDses
These pills new but have been used by the Doc
tor for many years both in France and America, With
paraeed in every case and he nrged by many
thousand ladies who haye used hem to make the pills pub
lie, for the aeviaton Of those suffering from any rregnar
well preventive to those ladies whose
health permit increase Of family Pregnant
against using these Pills. the proprietor re-
sponsibt AFTER the admoniion, although their mild
would prevent any injury TO healh otherwise these
Pillsnre reeomm6nded. each box.
Price q. Sold Wholesale and retailby
LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHFIELD,
Gen1Agents for Ohio county, No IS Monroe 81.
Allerde addressed to the above General agents
they will supply tras at PrOpretOrs prices, and
the Pills eonhdentay ~ ladies BY mall by enclosing e1to
either, the Wheeling Pkst-oasp.
NJ B-Dr Duponeos Golden Pills, signature q. Dupon-
COZ every box genuine For particulars get
Circular Of Agents. .ap9S-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

TnE SNow NJ WEslERN MAssAcuUsErrs.-The
Hartford Times learns fromIa passenger from
Granville, Gust over the Massachusetts, linc,)
the snow is two feet deep there, and that the
sleightng is good. He came part of the way on
runners. The drifts between West Granville
and Heartland are from five to six feet deep
Thestorn was consided as severe in that yicin-
ity as the great january snow, storm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
DR.. M.DE. VAI.LET,s

FEMALE PERIODICAL PILL.
These pills have been used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor also in the Hospitals OF of France, many
years, meeting with unparalleled giving the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fall
They act charm in correcting irreguarity and OBJ
sructOns, regular return of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle smulant They produce agreeable
exhHeratlon happy influence and body.
Pregnant females, those supposing themselves so,
cautioned aRsnSt using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage although under circumstances Injurious
the most delicate For sale by
janis LAUGHLTNs & BUsHFIELD.
|DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
i -, pI3ACTOR. sa y
INFLAMMATION and PAIN are rs nseparabe as FIRE and
HEAT. Inflammation produces palm and pain produces In
dAmauon Wherever thereis unnatural heat throbbng
redness, noatter whether caused by fever hurt
sore, poison piles, scald, burn sting,
inflammation. hundred ora thousand sermons
alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation must be subdued.
complsh this the efforts of the physician are always direct
ed Thousands Of physicians and thousand Of the
sasacious persons who have used DALLEYS MAGIC.
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR convinced and admit that It's
control inflammation Is most wonderful and immediate,
instantly aayng the pain, neutrazng poison extracting
morbid seoreonS and forcing resume her COURSE
renewing and healing No burn, scald sore or uent
two yield sso0tng curing nAueuce APP
ply It Immediately and the has commenced,
The enunes envelopedin Steel Plate Engraving with
the names Of O. v. oLIoBBNER co., propretors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box, Price
Is cts. per box.
~ All ordera should be addressed to o. v. Cekener
Co., 81 barclay st. New York T. H. LoGAN& Co.
Sp9s:1m Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

HoIlowny's Worm Gonreetjona.-The most
elegant and eGeCtual remedy for worms before the
public On account Of their pleasant form any child VIII
them freely, they warranted perfectly safe, and
from all mineral poisOns, and the time certain
to expel worms when they exist Gail see original
tImonials from All sections of the country.
H0LLOwAY's ARNIoA PLAsTERs-Forp pains oil. weak
the breast side, back limbs; also, for bruises
Spraing, rheumatism, gout lambago, &c., and valuable
auxiliary liver complaint, pleursy, coughs, colds,
SUMPTION &calways giving relief permanent benefit
when applied .l5s
For sale by 4. H. LOGAN 3 co.,
apple General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

CHRONIC DIARRE1dEA.
We have In the certhc4e respectable
citizen, tesiynE that hewas entirely cured Of this dread.
fal dlseaseby using BRRHAyR's HoLIAND BITTERs.
Weshall take pleasure in showing the certificate o any
person doubling this statement ap9-1wdaS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

AN OLD CouNrRy.-Tho following extract
from private letter, from an authentic source,
mentions some curious circumstances going to
show that the west had civilized inhabitants
years ago. The relics found may be coeyal with
the mound builders. THE letter is dated, Ster-
ling, whiteside county, Illinois:
"There are strong indications that this coun-
try was formerly inhabited by civilized peo-
pie, and that the entire surface has been covered
by the present surface to depth Of 90 to 80
feet will mention facts that have come to my
knowledge, occurring within three miles Of my
place which go far TO satisfy me of the truth 81
the theory advanced. Last Autumn when was
here, man from Dorchester, Mass, was digging
n well, and when about twenty feet from the
surface he found pieces of cedar cut and spin,
and below them q soil with aCiepoSit on it ikea
decaYed grass. Another man, when digging .
well, at abont the same depth, came directly
upon well, stoned up with stone, laid in lime
mortar, which he cleaned out and now uses
Other cases I could name, but they are Of SINH
lar import
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01

A PEalmlEh HAlATuyShat lady gentleman Wunld res
main under the curse Of dEslRTeeAha by
ing the tAAlI as 4 yl{Id
not emily render It bat leave the teeth white as lSas.
teri Many pefson8 do know thclFah breath 4 had md
The snteet e % deoate Ri mention
IL Four s4ete drop Of the youe tootls brush
last = year
ARAu1lFuL Coma be easiIy aequifed " using
the ,sBAlm Of Thousand viii
paplee and teeeles nom leaving e q 3 s1ft mi
E09eate hue get toea pour to or three Sif6p9 11
Gn8h The faea night and HiGrnInr,s ~ s f
SHAyHps AlAnl your n
or eola water, or lhFea drops d a.
1lotsa1d floNeTs Tub the beard ven ana Il Mn ant q
=beantitu soft lathet, much ri
ing. Price only afty cents. -
W. r. EEFRIneGsi& 90 4, l5ssf
- l4ellh iln Square \ York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
: =. lWll' l.-.., lss second street.

n5,.s Raisin, Michigan, August 2, 1855.
70 certify that one year WAS quite gray and
snt,Te 9a5 IN this eo1dton applied for and obtained
ootue fFot weeds RestcTatVe before hadiSed
one quart bottle the hairs had entirely disappeared
mad thicker cd up so as to be fui usual
vas before do therefore, esetflY
VIII also state that now It's healthy
and identifying effects. SARAH j. BROWN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-01
RenooVaI-
RemoWals
DR.. .. G, WINGHELL,

SURGEON DENTISTs
HAS removed his ONCE to 141 AIarket stFeet q -.
rev doors above Monroe, nearly opposite Wash-
lngtou HAIL. (nrht hoor,l where he Is prepared to
perform any operation execute any WORK IN The
Dental prsfesBion. pa -fEffty
for the liberal patronage hitherto extended 70
num- ne hopes by his particular attention, eaFefuneSs and
respectfully sOlIcits - ~ -
Dr. W takes r. that he secured
the services of DIR JAMES ORR Who for me mast Rve
has taken ehe entire charge Of the Mechanical Dent
ety OF me late Dr. where, bY constant practice
G held OF ton he perfection
Y ne nanuiacture TEET' not attained
by those making only few sets q YEAR
They prepared 20 mannfacltre Teeth for cart,
ease In blocks OF continuous gum Those
Win DF. OTIS eil need NOT be CONVINCED
that this y the place % procure superior work.
~. Wincnel gives s especial attention % The OPP
erOuS and ineTeasinE patronage he feies 6non at
create. - 49,. ~
n. B.-0mee open At alIllours apq1