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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23
CERGEANT's SALE.-Will be sold

NERGEANTS SALE.-Will be sold, on
~ THURSDAY, the 18th day Of April. at IL o'clock
NJ, at the. new Custom House. opposite the Banks.
the following articles to wit:
pieces Rough Granite
large Drawing Board
Grindstone Frame; 5 Bellows
Anyils aad rlocks
Sledge Hammer; pieces Iron
IL bars Iron and bar steel
Vice and Bench; Bucket
lot Chses. Tools. &c.
2large pieces Timber
lot Ropes and Blocks
Ii Stone Axes; Grow Bar and lot Chisels
Wooden Desk; Wheelbarrow
Plank Sheds Cart or Truck
Derrcks, Ropes and fixtures
lot Joists, Plank and Timber
large Derrick and large Pole
Lot Rope and Tackle; Carpenters Shop
Blacksmiths shop and Tools, &C
This sale is made by an order of the Hastings
Court to satisfy an attachment i'll favor of Crump
Ragland against Attmore Co. -
TERMS-$J0 and under, cash; over that amount, oU
THOMAS U DUDLEY.
ap 20-tds City Sergeant
VALUABLE BLOOD STOCK FOR
SALE.-0n TUESDAY, the ith May next. the
day o. hs fs 0D s M 6s soto "a the
property of the late James Talley:
No |. The thorough bred race horse aud stallion
SEBAsTOp0L. in nne health and condition, years
No e The successful and well known race horse
| sHOCkOE, years cid this spring. ,,,,o,
*No One half OF the celebrated racer ENoi-
| NEER, 6 years old this spring.
No L. A three year old flliey, by Chlde Harold
| out of Oratrix.
| No s. A three year old colt by Childe Harold, GU
| of Betsy White, the dam Of Shocko&
| The horses above referred 10, with the excepto.
of Sebastopol all in training, and n hne condl
| ton Hand bills giving the pedigree OF each hors
will be furnished on the day OF sale The above pro
perty will be sold ON liberal credit. the purchase
| giving satisfactory security
ap i7-dIw&elw EDMD HESTER. Admir-.
|
| 81 am authorized by the owner of the other hal
/ of Engineer to state that an arrangement can b
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By Thos. w. Keessee,
(0fflce Corner Of 18th aud Cary Str,

CTRAW GOODS BLEACHED AND
~ PRESSED Owe have recently added the Bleach
ing of STRAW Goods too regular busins 81, and
of Straw. Leghorn, Lace and Fancy Bonnets also.
Leghoru and Straw Flats Panama Hats, &c. Hay-
ins engaged the services of good work man, with
The requisite m schinery. new blocks both for bon
nets aud hats we hope 10 receive reasonable share
of patronage.
Bonnets dy ed and pressed as usual
DENNIS Il BRO, Dyers,
Franklin street. opposite metropolitan Hall.
-1u
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"a .HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

Wv will sell, at great bargain, a desirable lot
oi Ground near the old Distllery. and outside the
"tppralou line. IL has frontage OF q feet, and
iepth of Iu0 feet. 1t has on il a two stOri frame
Dwelling, and is enclosed with substantial fence
An adjoining lot, IF the same dimensions, will be
sold also, if desired. Apply to
IL
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a. EXCHANGE I A Is l. ES.-The
(CyN subscribers having purchased the Stables,
Formerly owned and occupied by MIR james Harden,
Franklin street, Richmond Va, aud put them
III thorough repair making many valuable improve
iueHts npou the sanis, now prepared 10 accom-
i1ojate bkUNEBS, Transient aud Board HORSES,
upOI rs favorable terms AS any other stable III the
city They have also two MULE LOTS, both oi
which are IN good order.
Thrre AWAY be found at our Stables all kinds
81 HORSES, from the finest pairs to the common
pillow horse.
There are a large number of fne Horses for sale
there al the time, Also, lot of No. MULES
We will b. glad 10 purchase CORN or OATS al
amy time OF the farmers.
JOHN b. DAVIS.
ALEX Il. HUTCHINSON.
Y. H.-Our Ostlers are all experienced and po-
lite DAVIS HUTCHINSON
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T'HE CENTRAL HoTgI.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, UNION ST.,
HA (f0kMERLY THE UNIoNl


This conveniently -located establishment has been
renovated, painted and improved. IRON top to bot.
tofn aud Inc Proprietor is prepared to accommodate
.no uaveiiin8 public in style equal TO any other
house in the Southern country. The terms are mo
lsrate aud no pains will be spared to give entire sat
sfaction.
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By Z. B. Cook q Co., Auots.

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE. AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY,
23d inst. at 10 o'clock. win se ct the rssdsnes Oh
Mrs Mary McEnery. on Church Hin. near ths ists
hold and Kitchen FURNITURE contained in aid
tenement. embracing the usual variety d wsl kept
articles
TERMS: All sums under S,0cash; over that amount
months credit, for satisfactory paper.
@. W. 0RefTnR, uxscutor.
Sale conducted by Il. B. Cook Co.. Aucis,
An 81
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le--lot GoDDIN &APPERsoN. Aucts.

1:a residence. with large lot attached contain
ing handsome shade trees. situated on 9Th street
adjoining the lot aud residence OF VIM, r. Ritch;e
Esgr. The dwelling Is large well arranged and in,
excellent repairs, and is supplied with gas The
kit"hen is new. Possession given ilnmediotolv.-
Apply to p POINDRXTER
I6-ts peurI .Ir..,.
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SfS ACRES OF VALUABLE ORANGE
- ~ LAND ElR SAIE NEAR RAE pAuRS

hIN ACKES UF VALUABLE UKANGE
- ~ LAND FOR SALE NEAR BARROURS-
WILLIE ANDSIX MILES FROM G0RDONSVILLE
DEPUT.-To both places there is an excellent Mead
amiYed road About oneouTth of the Land is heavily
tmbered, the balance is cleared and we'll adapted
to the growth OF grain and tobacco. There are 50
acres b.ue run low grounds, which is very fine
meadow land The improvements consist of a COM
Portable dwelling and all necessary outhOuses in
good repair. There is large apple orchard and All
abundance of other fruit. The neghborhood is
healthy, and the society inferior to none in the
State. The farm is remarkably well watered and is
las all acquainted with it will testfy) equal to any
of its size i'll the country.
For terms and further information address the
subscriber. at Barboursyille, Orange county.
WIN GRAVES.
also wish to sell with the Land. or separately
one m0iety OF available Saw and Grist Mill, within
mile of the farm. ap Its
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= FOR sALE.-Ia au,hor;1ed =,
g. VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL.

= VALUABLE PRIVATE DWEII,.
Ii ING, ON GRACE STREET BETWErN nm
AND 9TH STREETS. FOX SALE Or RENT We
Teauth9rlzed (at the request of the owner no re.
rahiy located Residence on race street recently in
me occupancy OF the late John Wopble The house
aas aihple accommodations for II large family to-
StthSn WIN large kitchen, stable carriage house
tc. me lot has front Of 33 feet and a depth OF
100 ieet 10 Al alley. The whole premises are now In
good order. III not sold within the next ten DAYS il
All be rented TO careful tenant The price nnd
terms will be reasonable. Apply to
ap l6--Iut GnDDIN &AppFPSoN A,o.,
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i@ FOR Rem IA very desirable
a:I dwelling on Grace street between Adams and
church The house contains ten Iooms, ami has
been recently repaired and gas introduced; has the
lily water in the yard, and is in one of the most
pleasant eighborhOods in the city
To good tenant tho rent will he low. Apply TO
Ia 23-ts RAGLAND Il BRO
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q WENDLINGER.

m MERCHANT TAILOR. No. 40 MAIN ST.
- Has tust received an elegant assortment .
Ia. Spring and summer CLOTHS. CAsSt
,iEkhS NKSTiNGS, &c, recently selected by him
;, Ii Win great care which are superior in variet,
..,l ,u,l,ty "a any heretofore exhibited b. him.
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BY Larus & Shine.

SIU,UU ys WUnRT v Vr M aonO. :
AT AUCTIQN.-On THIs (fkf6AY) EfHNiN6.
the 10th inst, commencing ut half past s'cloek.
We will sell to the country and city trade the A..
eiry and Fancy Goods ever offered In this market.
!sss , received &c per steamer Jamsstogn being me
The goods ell Of first class Zoe styles and
trade
Sale to take place EVERY HvRNING until fur.
ther notice. = =
Every article warranted to be % represented. end
every lot offered will DO sold for whatever Il wnl
bring-such our instructions.
Country dealers would do well 70 sttand
LARUS i SHINE. Aucts,
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ia 27--3m ]. l.. WEATHERWAx. proprietor.

JAMES IL Miss Il. A. BIDaOOD having rented
the very desirable residence of Fleming James on
9TH, between Main and Frank streets close TO bu
aness and IN tue retired part of the CITY, will open
" of tite accommodation Of persons desiring Board
IN the LIST day of January next. The bouse has
aral large and desirable rooms for families Also
an Office Ia the front basement They can aroommo.
iaee low DAY BOARDERS. Ia aI-dly
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sI'IN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
i ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds Of work ia the above
numerous patrons for past favors and soicits con-
tnuance of the Being master OF his business
be promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal to any other house in the
city and fully as cheap-e fact known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-Heis prepared to
execute this description of work ia very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE-klways on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds of Gas Fitting In the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always ON hand large and ex-
tansye stock of ell and Garden Pumps.
n II CHARLES I'll. LANGLEY.
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BY Richard Cauikorn.
COTTAGE rURNITURr srrs A.
1UcTi0N.-on RRIDAY, IA inses-s. - =
handsosne Cottage Sets. one u a.. ~ ~ sSss$
basck walnut. Hnoh ~ eonsises y 1.s ~ 49, -
binet. Marble Top Washaand. TsSis ~ ~ -. ~
Chair. cals ssat Rocker, I.ksrdroSs. - -
bsossesd which can y e adjestsd = q $ -
very bert make. and nost Sssatfsi 60. ~ -
be seen two days before ale. .r--N-
zDDIrIoNAL-wfIl 10 sads1 . ~ - - TSfs
DAY sbbls Gin. whitaker, Cordial and vtae = kaH
sss SSsns .p a1sds sss s az ss' 81
REFRIGEKAToR.- AIso, one ms Rsfrixsrsssr.
and snndry other articles o. FgrnituEs, -.
By LaPus & Shine.
TRUSTEE'S SALE or HORSE.
= WAGON. HACKING MACuIHD, RAILING
PREss. &c At AUCTION: -Wfll b. cid & Dublle
cling at oclock, p NJ 1t he rssdsncs q III. TurSsr
snarp n koskests, Bay Horse, two hosss WaGea,
a patent Hacking Machine. onshorSs power. aaAf
By Henry W. Quarlss,
me 80 Main strsst)
NEW AND Ell E0 Ant STOCK OF
~ JEW ELRY.- will commence ne NE. TuIn
EVENING, at O'Clock, Of an entirely new on1
elegant stock Of Jsweiry consisting Il fss sssort
aT These goods are direct from The ma.us,o.
turers. and are warranted 10 represented.
ap2i HENRY w QUARLD1. AueG
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FIXTURES. &C., OF THE BROAD ST.
HOTEL BARROOM, AT AUCTION we vim
sell, on FRIDAY, I'D inst Commencing ct 10 o'olk.
all the FIXTURES contained In said Darkroom.
ALSO:
One splendid French Plate MIRROR.
TERMS cash.
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Nj ing, with six rooms. cekar. good kitchens
yards and well ON Leigh street, between list aud I'd
streets, now occupied by AIr Il Phillips. Posses
sion given immediately
Also. a large lot in the rear, with good STABLE
Apply to JOS JACKSON JR
NH ats Il7 Main str
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ST. FOR RENT OR Satellite small
LII Soap Factory on Fairfield street. near the
Old Distlery, 18th street. For further particulars
apply TO EDWARD MCADAM,
2. S.-The subscriber having enlarged his old
Soap and Candle Factory, Franklin street. OF
st. Charles Hotel, and now manufacturing on lar
ger scale than ever, respectfully invite his friends
md the trade generally to his large and well assert
I'd stock of Soap and Candles; also for sale eight
hundred bushels best quality leeched ashes to which
ne invites the attention of farmers.
mhl-tf E. Nc A.
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81 VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE
Iii RESIDENCE ON FIFTH STREET. NEAR
LEIGH STREET FOR RENT.-The large Brick
DWELLING. located as above. aud the residence
81 ar Ii Ellyson. Is for rent. 1t has nine large
cooms, and several good closets. Also gas fixtures
complete. and oil cloth on the passage floors and
"alrways- There is water in the yard and the usual
conyeniences. including bathing room
Also, for rent, Wood House, suitable for a small
,nmIy, on Union Hill, near the residence of Mr. V
Heckler.
Possession of each can be had immediately Ap
ply TO TH0S j RAGBY,
ap Its Wall ST., under st. Charles Hotel
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&16 O0N WORTH OF ENGLISH
QdO.OCO AND AMERICAN BOOKS, STA
x "a. s.l A Aals fss
IA O'clock, at the store recently occupied 81 boi
Warren, No. 80 Main street, the above vsiuskIo
Of Irving. Cooper, Addison Lever 0oldsmIfk. Scott.
Dickens, Lamb Swift; also. all the Posts With thc
and America In all branches of Literature science
and the Arts.
ALSO:
Family, Pew and Pocket Bibles Prayer Booka
&c. &c. together with large lot Of Letter and OaD
Paper, Fancy Stationary. Gold Pens. Pencils, &c.
public to this large and valuable collscton 6sipg
IN every respect worthy of attention.
ap l9-ts T. b. COOK 4 Co Auats
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g. FOR RENT, and possession given
Nj in few days. the large and desirably located
Dwelling, 6rner of 5th and Franklin streets, 10.
occupied by Mrs Burton, as Boarding House
for which 1t is admirably adapted. Apply to
THOMAS W boswell,
Receiver of Browns Administrator,
an l4-l2t PnrtoD IL
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"A FOR RENT.-For the purpose of
- moving into larger building on the Basin
sank We offer the house at present occupied by US
for rent. VIM T. STAPLES Il Co.
18th street next door TO
Ia Its Shields & SOmsrvilie.
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+ : MCELROY would inform his ems
}, HEAD QUARTERs-CLOTHING

..,,ya and friends that he may he found with Nc {
.ENnilNGER ,l.d respectfully salicits call and !
ant,I.napCc IT hsr patronage an Sim
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-20

vancing; and if she can only be protected by
Christendom from the outrages which France is
practising on her, and which cause nine-tenths
of the interior wars that weaken her, she will
rapidly assume position of much interest to
us and to the world, in trade as well as in pro-
gress of civilization. have nowhere else seen
a place on earth so well fitted for the deve OP-
ment of the colored man as Liberia. A general
remark to me by colonists was, "This, sir, is
great country for darkies." Twas most forcibly
impressed with the fact, especially after leaving
the poverty stricken and begging population OF
the Cape Verdes, that but one single soul ask
ed me for aims during the nine days that was
on shore,
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THE EXECUTION.

He was led with slow and solemn steps from
the prison to the scaffold, by the Deputy Sheriff
and his assistants, attended by the Revs. D. A.
Randall and L. Warner he took his place de-
family on the platform, the fatal trap that was
so soon to launch him into eternity.
Whilst the Sheriff was adjusting the rope up
on the cross-bar of the scaffold, Myers e1claim-
ed: "Hang me now l wish you all safe jour
ney through the wilderness, by Jesus Christi"
throwing the apples and oranges among the
spectators these, you d-n rascals, and
look on; you will not do anything for me at all 5"
The slack of the rope here came to his view, and
taking hold of it he remarked that he would hold
on to it and save himself yet-repeating the re-
mark, inquiring if the rope was not too long.
Rev. L. Warner offered up fervent prayer,
imploring God to soften the heart Of the Obdu-
rate man. Myers remained quiet until he was
done, when, turning to him, be reached out his
hand, and shook that of the good Chaplain, say
ing: "Wel. farewell, this is trihng, 1 must say.
After a moments silence, he again spoke: 81
never knew when was to be hung; never had
a chance TO reflect ask for two weeks to pre-
pare myself, if not, ! must go. The lawyers
kept to themselves what they knew; no one does
any thing for me-" Here he shook hands with
the deputy Sheriff, who came forward to put OIL
the white cap, the hour having arrived for the
consummation of the sentence.
The Chaplain asked: ''Myers, do you die IL
the faith of Jesus Christi His answer was
81 have nothing to say.'
The cap was drawn over his face, the Sheriff
laid his hand on the lever, and at precisely hal
past twelve o'clock, the guilty man went un'
shrived from the scenes of earth. He fell abou
six feet, the knot of the moose shifted around t.
the back of his neck, throwing the head forward
his struggles were very slight, being scarcely
perceptible beneath the gown.
Drs. Eels, Barr and Seltzer were in atten
dance, and annOunded that the pulse ceased il
ten minutes and forty five seconds from the tim
of the drop. The body remained suspended tn
usual time, when it was taken in charge by Cor
oner Gaver, and post mortem examination
made by Drs Gay, Drury and Barr, who pro
nounced the brain to be perfectly healthy, an
capable of performing all its functions. tn
Coroner sent the body to Myers friends i
Springfield, by the 5:I5 P NJ train.
Myers was small man, not weighing owe
one hundred and twenty pounds, and five fee
eight inches high. He was thirty-ive year
old but quite grey; his appearance was anythin
but that of the cold blooded murderer.
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g OLD DOMINION" )"

THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Has become a household word.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes a beverage delicious nectar.
TIE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Takes less Coffee than any other.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Never fails to do its work night.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives a healthy beverage.
TIE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is friend to Dyspeptics.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes husbands happy.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes wives gOOd-natured-
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is the cooks delight.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Sends smiles to the breakfast table.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Prevents matrimonial discords.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives the Arabian berry in perfection.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is based upOn science and common sense.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is used by al soOi hous--keepers-
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT,
pints quarts, quarts quarts and quarts, is 70
FoGG, ENSwORTH s CO.,
o,1 0aJ C,nerior {
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OUTSIDE INCIDENTS.

At an early hour yesterday morning, the
streets and alleys about the County Jail began
to be occupied by curious, expeetant individ-
uals, eager for something horrible.
If there be any one thing that will call out
the animal in mans nature, it is an execution
of a human being in penalty for deliberate,
wilful murder. The very walls of the prison
seemed to have an interest in the eyes Of the
crowd, which, by ten o'clock, completely filled
every avenue of approach to the Jail it could
have been nothing else, for the execution was
in q rough board enclosure. which at most
would not contain over fifty beholders-indeed
not more than thirty were admitted.
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From The Stlte JOurnaI-
The Execution of Albert Myers, the MUIR
derer Of Richard Neville.

Albert Myers, who was convicted at the June
term of the Common Pleas Court, for the muir
der of Richard Neville, was hung yesterday at
half past twelve o'clock, in the Jail yard. Ny
ers was, at the time of the murder, convict in
the Ohio PeDitentiary, sentenced in 1857 for
horse stealing, for three years, from Spring
field, in Clark county. His victim was also a
convict, and likewise sentenced for three years
for horse stealing, from Athens county.
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He Is ArrIREp IN HIS sHROuD.

At about IL o'clock, the officers, accompanied
by few spectators, proceeded to the cell and
dressed the doomed man in long gown of spot
less white cambria, he cheerfully assisting in
the arrangement of his own shroud. His arms
were then securely bound at the elbows; the
rope placed around his neck, and at his request
couple of apples and an orange were given
him in his hands. Then, gathering up his long
white robe, he said, "cOme along, am ready
to fill the bill"
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Bnrnimg flni0.

NOTICE-EXCELSIOR BRECK-
IN ENRIDGE COAL AND CARBON oILS-The
undersigned those who deal coal and carbon
oils thst he has 1de such arrangements viii enable
furnish Those who buy Lamps Of him. with as good
an article of
COAL AND CARBON OILS,
As there Is manufactured the countrvy the barrel OF
gallon FLUID, Coal, Carbon and Keresine LAMPS ior
ale at wholesale New York prces-reight added. No
0 Oniario s. n0y22 r Law.
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THE cHAPLAIN's VISIT TO MYERS.

At IL o'clock, A NJ, Rev. L. Warner, the
Chaplain of the Ohio Penitentiary, visited My.
ers in his cell, but was repulsed with oaths and
abuse, and compelled to retire with no satisfac-
tory results. If the man was not insane, he
played his part with remarkable frmness in
deed, as the result will show. He exhibited
most wonderful degree of selfcontrol and cool
Indifference to the last
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DEntistrp.

T OSS OF TEETH.-A new and ele-
i CANT tmprOveuent connected with Dental surgery
mas been invented It IS the production Of entirely
description of Artificial Teeth They perfectly resemble
nature as escape detection. Persons requiring Artificial
Teeth huse wearing them. invited TO call and
anime this beautiful method They free from any gal
yauic action, perfectly inert, and always pure
CR-A Full Set, from Ten Dollars and upwards.
C Childrens Teeth regulated during the first and
Ond dentitiOn.
~ Painless Method Of Curing Tooth Ache and Decaysd
Teeth without extracting the Tooth, causing
HALLIWELL & DANIELS, Dentists.
"TSVii DoVI7 '''' south Side Public Square.
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