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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03

DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS ORDER ISSU-
EDING out of the Orphans Court of Cambria
county, the undersigned will expose to sale at pub
lie vendue or auction, on the premises, on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th day of FEBRUARY next, at
one O'Clock, P NJ. all the right, title and interest
(beng one undivided half, which William Gillian,
deceased, had, in his lifetime. of. in and to all
that certain tract or piece Of land, situate in
Washington township, Cambria county. contain
ing ninety three acres. hundred and three
perches, more ar less, being part of a tract war
ranted in the name of William Galbraith, and
adjoining lands of John Bitter, Matthew MHugh
and others.
TERMS: One third on confirmation Of sale /;
one third in one year after, with interest," and the
remaining third at and immediately after the
death of the widow of the decedent, the interest
on which remaining third is to be paid annu-
ally and punctually to her during her lifetime.
To be secured by bonds and mortgage.
HARRISON kINKFAD,
Admir- cum testamento anneXO of William
Gillian, decd.
Jan. 16. 1857.
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-ysI q p x -E7z- & HS e.

wTsTHEREAS, LETTERS TESTAHIENTARY
w on the last will and testament of Jacob
Bohe, late Of Allegheny township, Cambria
county, deceased, have been is50od by the Regis
ter of said county to the Unders;gne all persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified to present them properly authenticate
for settlement, and those indebted are requested
to make payment without delay.
WM. KiTTELL, Executor.
Elensb1irr. IAN. 10. lS5s.l0:Gta
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AUEpBEGR2S NCEEGE.

In the Common Pleas Of Cambria couty.
Philip Noon No. "a, Sept. Term, 1858.
vs. Eondjtion Exponas.
Elias Crum. -. -.,
WHE UNDERSIGNED, AUDITOR APPOIN-
| ted to apportion the money arising from the
sale Of the Defendants reaI estate sold upon the
above writ, to and among the Judgment credit
ors, viii attend to the duties Of said appointment
at his office in the borough OF Ebensburg. on
THURSDAY the ISth of FEBRUARY. 1858.
at 1 O'clock. z. NJ, when and where all per
SOILS interested can attend.
j. Il. CAMPBELL, Auditor.
Fhonshurg. Jan. Il. 1850
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F7THE UNDERSIGNED, AUDITOR AP :
4 pointed by the Court Of Common Pleas of
Cambria county, to marshall the proceeds IN the
hands of the Sheriff, arising from the sale Of the
personal property of Thomas Bingham, sold on
s'lndry writs OF ri. Ia. hereby gives notice that
he viii attend to The duties of said appointment,
at his office. in the borough Of EbcnsSurg, at l
O'Clock, P. II, on Saturday, the 9th day Of Feb
ruary, \. =. 1858. IIiIL S. NOON,
Ebcnsburc, Jan. G, SAT. Auditor.
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Estate cs zEusg2 Egag.E, decd.

mHE UNDERsIGNED, AUDITOR APPOIN-
ted by the Orphans Court of Cambria coun-
ty, to make distribution of the balance in the
hands of Sarah Dugan. adm'x. of the estate Of
Hugh Dugan, decd. appearing from her ad-
ministTatiCn Of the account confirmed at Sep
ternbcr Term. 165G-hereby notifies all persons
interested that he viii attend to the duties Of said
appointment at his Office, in Ebensburg, on Fri
day. the 9TH day Of February next, at l o'clock
in the afternoon, at whichtimo and place they can
attend if they see proper.
JOHN 5. RILEY, Auditor.
Jan 6. IS5S-S-At
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NN GpTEN GTE-

G2O SIMON J. EVANS, son and heir at law of
rs Edward Eyars, late of the borough of Eb-
ensburg, in the county Of Cambria, deceased:
TAKE NOTICE, That an Inquest will be held
at the late dwelling house OF Edward Evans, de-
ceased, III the borough Of EbensbuTg Cambria
county, Pa, on SATURDAY, the goth day of
February next, at l o'clock in the afternoon of
that day, for the purpose of making partition Of
the real estate of the said deceased, TO and among
his children and representative, if the same can
be done without prejudice to or spelling of the
whole, otherwise to value and appIaise the same,
according to law-at which time and place you
are required to attend if you think proper.
JOHN ROBERTS,
Sheriff Of Cambria co.
Sheriff's Office, Ebcnsburg,
December l6, lS57.:5:Gt.
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Togv.s Property Eor Sale.
JOHN pAREES
.gol2rsato Nsarhle VVOeFsg.


Franklin Street, ncsrly opposite the new Metho-
dist Church Johpstown, Pa.
~n MEONUlIENTS. TOMBS, GRAVE
FEesfA 4Pa Stones, Mantels, Table and Bu-
5Ere H reau tops, manufactured of the most
!3i&t1. beautiful and finest quality Of foreign
,M(7l> and domestic marble. always on hard
S+2 and made to order IS cheap Is they can
I.z.=7zls 6o purchased in the East, with the
addition Of carriage; From long experience in
the business and strict attention thereto, be can
assure the public that all orders viii be promptly
attended to and the work finished in the best and
most handsome manner, furnished TO order and
delivered at any place desired
ALSO, Crindstcnes Of various grits and sizes.
suitable for farmers and mechanics. Sold by
wholesale or retail.
L5=For the convenience Of persons residing in
the east and north of the county, specimens may
he reen and orders left with George Huntley, al
his Tiaware Establishment in EbensbuTg.
Purchasers are invited to examine stock ar
prices TAug. 10, '57-l ljune 20, 1866
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E'EEEG GOLDEN IeEsEXE
10 90

ILLUSTRATED. 1853. ILLUSTRATED.
TIE New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZEi IS one
! Of the largest and best literary papers Of the
dav. An Imperial Quarto containing EIGaT PA
aEs, or FORTY COLUMNS, Of entertaining original
matter: and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every
week.
+ Gift worth from 90 cents to $500 co II
gold, VIII be presented 10 each subscriber
Immediately on receipt Of the subscription
money.
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wHE SECRET INFTElIITIES OF
UTEg An SD GEA AEEE2 aTE.


DUTEg AN Sd II a z aTE.
.Pu5iished, Gratis, the 25h Thousand.
=o}-- A FEW WORDS OK TIE RA-
- &3tuual treatment, without medicine. of
Lif-2 Spemalorrhea or Local Weakness,
r. Emissions, Genital and Nervous De
p.ematur, Decay Of the System, lmpo-
lud Iupcdimcnts t. Marriage generally,
b. DE LANEY, NJ. ID.
important fact that the many alarming
int5 originating in the imprudence and
youth. may be easily removed WITH
MEDICINE, Is, in this small tract, clearly
s,ratel and tue entirely new and h$hly
eul treatment, as adopted by the Author
splaincd, by means Of which every one Is
Ito cure HIMSELF perfectly and at the
ssbe cost, thereby avoiding all the ad-
81 uostrums of the day
t TO any address, gratis and post free in a
envelope, by renting two postage stamps
}, DE- LANEY, II Lispenard st., New York
p- 30, IS57-ly.
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gflistelIanto1s 4o6rtjsunrnts.
kGEI5 IS, Il. Z lZI77 'TaI)LI !

ITO YOU WISH TO FIND GOOD Ell
E-S ploynent and make money with little or
no investment, and without interfering with your
egular business If you do, read this advertise
ment.
C. f. ToDD & Co. of 3o2 Broo1ne street, New
York, are manufacturing and selling massive !
go8 Pencils for IS each, (Which cheap at that
price,) and they throw in gift OF prize with |
each Pencil, worth from 81 up to 30, SO, SIS, |
$40. S25. $50 $50. S75. 800. 5000 and $780,
DON'T cry, ont 'Humbug Lotteryi, It's no
such thing. The Pencils are sold at their cash
value, and all the profits over the first cost are
thrown into the gifts, which actually cost the
purchaser nothing. The prizes are distributed
on a simple plan Of drawing, which would take
too much room to explain, but which has never
failed to give complete satisfaction. We have
drawn and sent to purchasers l63 gold watches
of various prices, II purses Of gold dollars, 23S
gold locIets, $50 gold chains, and q correspond
ing number Of other prizes, within two montsh
THERE ARE NO BLANES,
| but every purchaser draws a prize worth 81 GER
| tain and it stands thousands of chances to be
higher figure.
We want a good agent in every neighborhood
throughout the country to solicit purchasers, and
I any agent, to be successful, must have a Pencil
and prize to exhibit. We pay agents 81 cash
for each purchaser he obtains and the first per-
son in any neighborhood who applies for Pen
Gil and gift will receive the agency for that local
Ity. should an agent obtaln ValuaDle pnze
to exhibit with his pencil, he would have little
difficulty in obtaining scores Of purchasers. and
making it q paying business
4 NEW IDEA! READ !! READ / !.
We ask nobody to send their money till they
know what prize they draw. ANY person wish
ing to try their luck. can first send US their name
and address, and we will make their draw ing
, inform them by return mail what prize they
drew, when they can send on and take the Penci
and prize, or not, whichever they choose. w
{ give this privilege only once to a purchaser
After the first drawing. every purchaser VIII L
t required to send in advance, through the author
:, lied agent. We will sendswith each drawing th
number taken out, with full description Of tn
plan Of drawing. Address
C.E. TODD s. Co.
392 Broone Street, New York.
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-E99E5 E1N sE3U EsGa, FEEBGJ Arr 2, 1858.
aotites.
TI q BH~w & W5~

THE partnership heretofore existing between
! James Murray and John Murray, in the
Quitman Tannegy was dissolved on the 18th Of
October, 1857, by mutual consent.
The Business will hereafter be carried on by
James Murray, in all its branches.
JAMES MURRAY,
JOHN MURRAY.
Ebensburg, Oct ., 1870
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Eeyv g,d.s~Eyare Essaslisi,ss,ezat.

Etss = ~ ~ slE.s Elss.ssszEs3zssEoEst.
rEvHE undersigned takes This method ofinform
q ing the citizens Ct Ebensburg and surround
ingcouutry, that be has moved from Carrollton
and commenced business in Izbensburg, In the
building formerly occupied as Printing office,
two doors west of Blar's Hotel, where he intends
to carry ON bis business in nlits various branches
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03

ROAassorted pieces of Stone Ware, just re:
sJsFVceived at she Cheap Stoke of
T.. ROBERTS,
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III CO III q IyE Eco

TT Office is hereby given that, when any per-
~ dies whose funeral expenses, &c, be
come charge TO the county, 10 such expenses
viii be paid unless bill OF items be made ont
and properly authenticated. and in 10 case will
more than three dollars be allowed for coffin.
WM. PALMER.
EDWARD GLASS
81 DAVID G'HAARA.
7:6t Directors Poor Cambria Co.
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Auditors NOlfCc.

Sherif's Office, Ebcnsburg, /
December l6, 1857.:5:6t.
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OEPHEANs, COURT SALE.

. Specimen Copies sent free.
December %, 1S57.-6-13t'
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a NEW IDEA! RgAD!! READ l !

800 Broome Street, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-10
SEA BATHING.

SEA BATHING.
SHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
, This Summer Retreat, only two miles from Old
toint, VIII De re opened on the 10Th OLA
June, When the PrOpretors will be happy IVA
10 sec any OF their friends who may wish lE,tH 1
70 ENJOY salt Water Bathing and the I.nSHnes ~
tns Seaboard; The Hall has been much InoTov1d
and beautihed, and ampe preparations MADE for the
comfort and pleasure Of all who may visit this de-
LlghtfuI resort Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure
Carriages, &c. always in readiness 10 contribnts 70
the enJoym OF the guests.
X. g. BANKS SONS
IL Persons leaving Baltimore or Washington in
me steamer LouisIsnaand North Caro- Ea a.rIve ~
lne HAL next morning to breakfast eItber Inv ,lun
nlbns tn Hampton or stesmer Coffee. ie IS In,
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NJ" LIVERY sSak sAkEt AND HIRING


GStns, o. lsia stree and Penn sytUdsia ncsnue.
oitlzens oi Washington, and the pubic -
ia general that he has Just completed IL -
one ul the hnest Stables In he city where &&4g&H
uti, at Nil tinies, be obtained neat and O"Nv
snowy turnout as can be found any, AE.n<AD
where. My stock comprises hne assOr rtment of
horseS, which, tor sty s and action cannot be sur
passed 10y any stable IN the country and choice Let
OF new carriages and hight wagons. Horses taken
NJ lveiy on rs reasonable terms any establish
@ meni In the oitJ. Give mo a call, and guarantee
satisfaction.
INA sin' ALLISON NAILOR JE.
PICTURES OF LOLA MONTEZ, including
l.! her autobiography, vol; 81.
N poor FeIl"w, by the author of "W hich the
Right or the Left" vol: Sl2j WV
May Derwent, by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens VOL,
Adele. by Julia Kavanagh, vol SI25
- Edna an antique New England tale, by Emma
Cara, vol; 81. - ~
LILY White, a Romance, by Edward Goodwin, l
The life and Times of Hugh Miller, vol; 81.
Magdelen, the Enc"antress, by f.. l.. L., 1 vol,
The Wifs's TrIal, by Miss PardOe; 81 cts
kOmsnce Of the Haren, by Miss Pardoe: 20 cts
TIE Jealous Wife, by Miss Pardoe; 81 cts
The Rival Beauties, by Miss PardOe; 81 cts
Confessions OF Pretty W oman, 10y M les Pardoe:
"a cts. ~ 0'
Robert Oakands by Leigh Rltchie; 2s cts
je2s FRANCK TAYi On
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Boots, Shoes, &c.


| 1QIHE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY
haN,tiE been ems "a Ell N manufacturing Ladies
SzzA nIsAes', aud ChIlsren's Shoes for
- .nIA pHht ~ years. vs ought tO~uG~=
sus" ~ tnie tlihe what wall suit them IN that line
itu oah safely sai That We do which yOn can prov
~ eiVihg our work trial. You cSn find fat al times
tue arlices AZ TIE principal Shoe stores In Wssh-
iLstoa cstN--the shoes 80 well-kDOyn as n w
moCunds Il SN-l's fhIiadelphIa make. npHLly
TRUNKs! TRUNKsa TRUNKsm
Ts.s undersiened has now and constantly keen,
Rnwon hard large aud very supe- - a
&NfIN nor assortment of Sole Leather
s"fRUNkS AND VALISES; alsc1
Iron + rane and Wood Box TRUNKS
NEENET TAPESTRY aud CANVASS
TRAVELLING BAGS and sATCHkLS: fpe
SADDLES. HARNESS, WHIPS, &o.
l SIN prepared TO compete with the best manu-
laoturers IN proof Of which, read the following Re-
port OF the Committee at the Far of the METROPOLIS
tan Mechani cs' Institute for 1857:
TOphsm Nornet deposited a Sole-lestker
Trunk thats, for solIdiV 0Kd ssaIify OF waterfall
the best on ex hIbltlOn.
yKStTr Thomas, Saddlet.
Il. :. kINsEY, CurneE.
N. B-Trunks Covered and ever, description of
Repairing executed with neatness and dlspatch.
JAS. =, TOPHAh.
- tlate TOPHAM NoRFLET,D
NO. {S 7th street, oppo. Odd Fellows Hall,
mf-y Washington. ID. &.
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A NALOSTAN RETREAT.

RLACkISTuNE'S PAVILION-The urder-
tb's signed hst, toI Washlngtonl having taken "a
.i sniS nesiihy, pessant and popular resort, 1LA =
raHIiIon is IN st Mary's c"unty, Md, nesf Biacs
irtone lsand, and Is accessible d, ste amers
Washington and baltimore, The reighboThoad IS
the most pi.asaut IN the StStp: aud the water nos
sesses neathful mineral properties. Good BathIny
Fixtures pleasant and cOmnrodious Chsmher a o.
coHmodatlons, spacious Dining and Bal Rooms
WIN eranGah of nearly enc hundred Ieet front
ing the river view, and Bowling saloon contr bnfe
20 the ENJOY ment OF the guests. HIS labe will he
supp!led with all the iuxar!ey of'the water HIS
baI is stocked with the choicest Wines LIauors
sl,s sna LIARS. trst-ratS CotIiOn Music, diIgent
SeINdllts ana every attention be relied an
san and Fishing Bosts always at hand. The fish
ing is UNSURPASSED IN the 1 nIted States Term,
more. l.25 per dlem A vi
Il: :SaThere will lie a Grand Independepce Rail
al tne lPavlllon on The ME ht of the eth Juiy ard
every fortnight thereafter thoug hout the season,
eS colin X. j. MARSHALL, Pro3'r,
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E>OR RENT.-A thres- story BRICK HOUSE,
L with Easement, on I'd st eet, Georgetown, the
rooms The house and lot are large and IN COM pete
order, having all tho necessary out buildings haths
&c. IL Is one CT the most commOdous In George
town. and well arranged for comfort and elegance.
Apply TO BROOKE IL. WILLIAMS, Georgetown
ap 29-tf
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The Packets nj. G. MEIGs and ARGo, Captains
saa--1-T-.t Warwick and Howard, ~----s.
continue to py daily be slE4 -. =. =
tween GeOrgetowu RndS1zEs2k-s
the above points, for the accommodation of the
travelling community, and light freights. Each OF
these boats are safe, commodIous and airy-fur-
nlshad in the most comfortable stv lie, and well sun
Piled with iemaie and other servants, for the &C
commoda;ion OF ladies' and OF hers who NAV patrou-
IZe them.
Esch of these boats are constantly under the
personal supervision Of w. II. Ritter, wso cua ran
ties !" every passenger all proper attention. and to
tspstch.
Pleasure Excursions to the g reat Falls and other
points. accommodated on reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to w. III. and ri. G.
fIER, GrUcers, immediately west of the Mar
ket' OcorgetoWh ie2l-lm
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TRIAL OF BREEcH,LoADING CAR

In conformity with that part Of the act "Inaklnr
appropriations for tns support of the ATny E1r tL
year ending the 5th june; lSj9 )" approved June -
p5S which apSTOprIates for the purchase of Bree,h
loading CaTbnes of the hest model, To- he selected
and approved 10y Board Of Ordnance Officers :" a
board consisting of three officers Of the Ordnance
Corps will meet at West Point, New York on the
the law. "
All persons desirous of Competing for the hest
mode BTeeoh- loading Csrhlnes are invited 10 do So
ana each comp etItor is required submit his Car
bIne, with heproper ammunition for the same tToi
less than 100 rounds TO the hoard not tina
Gays alter The commencement Of ITS session Ia ex :
plain mode of operation, apd To leave n witb rhe
board Tor examination and trial.
III. X. CRAIG,
a. Colonel of Ordnance.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington. June Is, 1852 ie = dtyulvI I9
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M X u l. r. w . 81.
WM. RUTHERFORD,
AhTIECER IN MARBLE,

IN,
WARRINGTON CITY,
lnvIter public attention to his extensive stock of
beautiful Ss, designed aud Elaborately Carved MAN
choice assortment Of SFATUAkY, which for de-
sEn and hnish cannot he surpassed, and are well
adapted for the Garden or Tomb. A large assert
ment of Plain Aiantels, Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low prices.
Monuments Of any design eY ecuted In order With
punctuality and iii patch. "
Estmatss given tor Brownstone or Marble work
our line. o'' "'"0i "ofA IN
Hense cal and make An inspection of our stock.
~. b-Makea a note OF the address. el7-6m
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CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS
" mrcu.uhfIlN iTnsrSorTEMENT H. IN

" - AN IMPROVEMENT IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
Dr; II, %. HILLS respectfully informs the puilio
that ne ls now prepared To insert partial and -
'uil setts OF TEETH at reasonable rates h>S
on this improved plsn. The great sdvan- -SSJIo
taee TINS process mas over al Others 10 Ifs perfect
perfect fat. The metal IS entirely free from al me
teo taste and none Of the secretIons II the mouth
most prominent citizens OF Baltimore, confirming
Its great superiority, can he seen. All those Per.
sons VINO are suffering wifi Ill adapted plates Will
please give me call, and will t~ke great pleasure
"a explaining and exhibiting TO them speclmens ~
the work. All Inquries should be made al nv %
cess. '"e ~
Once, No. 2so'Penn. avenue, between 18th ana
18th streets, next house above Gautler's.
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DENTISTRY.
y DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OJyIcl No. I9s PENNsYLvANfL Av1Kvu 49,
1Asss 6osrs lfoss ltiA Stress, yCn

o''ien Ts NO iss PssssrLy.rE. Iva AviKsn. oSW
DE-. BAIL beg. leave TO inform the yablo th., %
de feels assured that an experience Of hftesf ,esrs
saSce S,ts the srss nsmhsI Of patients, and sTe.t
.e,y sIi enshs HIM to .nrmount an. GIfoutr.
own eIperience Confirming the opinion Of man, meo
eminent n the profession, and especially Drs. harris
osrd Al, mercuria prepsratons for Iins Teeis az
all Enamels, Gutta Peroha, India Rubber, and Ce
e5 aD hs Of
Is the only reliable substance that oan be worn In The
American Denta o ConTentlon' snO"h o' The 'ss'
AlthOush he aatteIs almself from hi. long re.,
nsS b: snd pssros. :. ter,
leave to refer them 20 the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of EpipAan,
DR.. srrrH.s B.nt. I'D pe.r sts Sir yd.,,,.,o.,,.,.
{ou as Superior dentiat. The operations executed
public that your skill so vel deserves. ''''' N wv
ws.hinsto,. Ar.. .. 1855. y.%.FRsKon.
From ono Of the oldest hrm. IN Baltimore. mes,rs.
~ H,yins W emsO, Cd Dr. sePh.n B.LJ Surgeon Den
portat and dIfhcult piece Of work which he did 70
on shs the Saf y EsS S ne fac, .
College OF Bsltlnore, fs ed after aated trs s q.
' %s n.y. sS yss S r.:
hlgh estimation OF has professional SKILL.
baltimore, jan IL, 1857. HARMANN BD61S.
8xtract frcm nete rccet cd from IT, Ate 81 On IsSu
NJ. Clayton.
y, =. SHrsrH. Aug. 10, 1876.
Hhs tsstS yes nsae for me work admiTss!,; no,h-
ies soad 10 better. V$rJ gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON
te those that seek relief f.om the mslades Of the
teeth, can csy Tecon.Elend dc. !. Bsiiy as
axsericr Dentist; he n, do of rorce, an teeth
for ono Of siy fsrii- and plugged several teeth for
nJfei, and tie Ho.s las al stood vel Cor more thss
tar yesre. ROBERT T. NIXON
Of TIE Va. Conf. OF the NJ. L. CkIroh Souih.
Aprl l3. 1855.
We, the undersrnsd, having had occasion to svsi
eate.vcs OF tbs Professional skill of Dr. \. Bsi!F,
Ssrseon Dent.t OF this olty, having been cornis-
SIT of hls oferatoi.s 1Inliles OF friends
pleasure IN expressing sdrurstlcn of ms artist
-tlll; as well as Of the uniformly satisfactory man.r
IN whIoh ne peTfOTms the most delicate and doglt
cyer6tluas in Dental Surgery and pectfu!y
commend Inn 70 the confidence and patronage OF the
Hub TO- Oi winch We consider HIM iDently worthy,
InoMks y. WALTER, Architect Z. 4. Capitol.
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