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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-23
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We would caution The purchasers Of The Baisam ~
Wild Cherry sgans, an imitation article which has
made iis appearance 10 many places and which might
deceive Tho unwafy BY s resemblance 10 The genuine
boiila. OF the mixture we need mol speak Unprinci
pied men can always be found ready 70 counterfeit any
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-23

THE LENios CASE ISTHE CoURT OF APPEALS
The case Of Jonathan Lennon, appellant,
against the people Of New York, respon-
dents, came up this morning in the Court OIL
Appeals upon the application Of counsel for
its hearing as a preferred cause. The Court
held that II was not entitled TO be heard out
Of its order on the calender under any statu.
tory rule, and that whatever might be il
speculative interest, in respect TO the condi.
ton aud liberties Of colored persons within
the protection Of this State, there was moth.
ing 70 justify postponing the hearing Of sui
tors who we're asking the determination o.
substantial rights in real controversies. III,
cause will probably be heard in the Court Of
Appeals in about two years.
ii5any Ereaiag Journal
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Ma letter from China 10 The New York Pos

IA letter from China 10 the New York Post,
states that The plenipotentiaries at Shanghai
have agreed TO make the following demands
upon the Chinese GOyernment:-1st. The
opening 81 the coast and great rivers Of Chi
ma to foreign commerce; 2d. The access u
foreigners TO the interiur, under the rcstruc-
tions of passports Sd. A reduction Of duties
on certain articles Of commerce 9Th. Resi-.
dence Of an embassy At Pckin; 5th. Injem-
nity-but no territory.
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE LANDS, NEGROES,
&C. sc.


&c. &c.
WILL offer at Public Sale, on the premises, Of 10
O'Clock on Monday the eth day OF July next, the
Tract Of Land adjoining the lands Of III McAdams
and others. in Alamance county, known the Isaac
McAdams place. and containing Two Hundred
and Two Acres, mole or less.
On Tuesday the l3Ih of July, at the court hou.c
door 10 The town Of Graham, shall offer for sale the
Tract o. Land known as the Whiby Place, and the
tract known as the Jackson Place, both adjoining the
lands Of John :. Tunenline Archibald Boyd, and 9th.
ers, and containing F0ur Hundred and For
~ Acres, more or less.
Also one other tract Of Land on the waters Of Little
Alamancc, adjoining the lands Of Tie late Dr. Michael
W. Holt and others. containing about Fourteen
Acres, upon which there Is good GRIsT MILL
in complete order. Al three Of these tracts Of land
are the town Of Graham, the most distant being
within mile and q half.
Also the Store House and Lot IL the Town Of t;ne
ham. now occupied by Scott 4 Hunter; Also one Lot
adjoining the first named the two together making one
acre and halt Also The Houses aud Lot nov ocru.
pe'l hy William A. Holt. containing one acre and .
half Also one Lot adjoining the lo 81 John Fauccli
on the wesl. containing one and half Also one
10, lying north u the oi now occupied by James N.
Boyd, contsning half acre. And also one Lot al.
'nng the ot belonging to the heirs Of The late John
scott
The sales in Graham will commence ii ID o'clock
A. NJ.
On "Wednesday the l4lh, al The residence Of Joseph
8. Holt will scll 10 the highest bidder
Ten or Fifteen Likely Negroes,
Seventeen head Of Horses anil Mules. fine stallion
three Wagons anil Geer four Stills and Tubs ono Car
isgc aud Harness, one Bsrcuche and Harness. i've
Buggics and Harness, Household and Kitchen Furni
lurc, seventy head Of Hoys, sheep Cattle, &c. Iare,
quantities Of Wheat, Corn Bacon Iay straw BE-
one Thrcshing Machine, three Fans, one Corn Shelter
three Clocks Derrick and sppurcnsnccs, pair o
Burr Min Stones, and many other articles TOO iediou
| % mention.
This sale will commence al 10 o'clock, and Il ncccs
siy continue on the next day.
! credit Of SIX months will be given bond and goo,
security required.
i THOMAS WEBB. Trustee
Of Joseph s. Holt.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May
Term, 1857.
john Hiatt Us. Thomas q. Parish.
Silas Hopkins Is. Thomas c. Parish.
Edmund StfLdwck rs. Thomas e. Parish.
osigiaI dHachmcat Lated On Laad aid Negroes.
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that lie
defendant, Thon,s g. Parish has remo,ed out Of
The State, or 50 al,sconis conceas himself that tho
ordinary process Of law cannot be served on him il H.
therefore, on motion, ordered BY the coull, tia, publ
cation he made for six successive weeks ii lie Hlisbo-
rough Recorder, notifying the said Thomas G. Parish,
that unless he appears al the next term of This Court
TO be held at the courthouse in liisbofough on tie
fourth Monday in August next, then and there 10 re.
pevy and plead according Law, he will he proceeded
against in the manner as il he had been served
with process and had failed to appear and plead.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk OF our said Court at
office, in iillsboiough, the fourth Monday ia May, a.
: 49, GEORGE LAWS, G. G. G.
Jnne Ia. Price adv. Sc co. 4f-6w
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TRoors RECALLED FROM UTAH.-We learn
that Lieut.. General Scott, on consultation
with the Secretary Of War, has sent orders
BY express to turn back large portion Of
the troops now moving in the direction oil
Utah. The immense magazines Of supplies
will, however, be forwarded to Utah, as a
considerable bod, Of troops will be kept there
Tor some time TO come. MAJ. lnteMgeaeer
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The editor 81 the Richmond South, in Iii.
letter from Washington. communicates "a
his paper The intelligence. " that the recall ol
Judge Mason is an inevitable event. Sena.
tor SliJell will replace him at the French
Court. This is reliable information"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-23

A NARROW EscAPE.-During the severe
thunderstorm on Monday the l4th inst, the
dwelling house of Miss Ann Smith. in the
Northern part Of this town, was struck by
lightning. Before striking the house, the
electric fluid appears to have branched. one
part striking tree about 40 feet from the
house. and the other descending through or
alongside the chimney. shattering one corner
Of the mantlc-piece. Its course was then
traced along the iron bar acrosst the FIRE place,
between that and large pair Of andirons,
exhausting itself in the back Of the chimney.
Mrs. Smith. who was sitting at the time with.
in few feet Of the corner Of the mantel, was
knocked from her chair. and lay for some
time insensibe, but, fortunately, received no
serious injury. In all probability her life
was saved by the iron bar and andirons
changing the direction Of the current.
Wilmington Herald
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STEAM CARDING MACHINE.
For SALE

FOR SALE,
~rzA The House and Lot in IIillborougL.
ESSsiiLA now occupied by William M'Caues aud
EsHss!S formerly by Robert L. Morris as q Public
E8SsTsss3 House, fronting and within call Of The
Court House. Ii is in good repair, with Thirteen rooms
and ten re.places good cellar good kitchen with
two ireaces, smoke house. aud stables with thirty
six stalls. good spring and spring house within thirty
steps OF the kitchen, and front house the for
business, and nearly two Of land lie best stand in
town. ! will sell the above property on very accommo.
dating terms aud II not sold by the Isl u September,
viii rent The property for the next year.
RICHARD TAPP.
June /. l2-3m
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
I Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term. 1853.

Manson Steward vs.. Ann May.
Original Aaachmeat
appearing to the satisfaction of le Court, that the
defendant Ann May has removed out Of the State
or so ahsconds eonceas herself that the ordinary pro-
cess OF law cannot be served on her; is therefore, on
notion ordered by the Court that publication be made
for SIX successive weeks ia the Isbolough Recorder,
Notifying the SAID Ann May that unless she appears al
the next term Of this Court 10 be held the courthouse
IN Hisborough, the fourth Monday in August next
then and There TO repleyy and plead according 10 law,
she will be proceeded against in The same manner as f
she had been served with process and had failed 70 a
pear and plead.
Witness, George Laws, CLERK Of our said Court, al
Office, n lisboroGsh, the fourth Monday Of May, a.
GEORGE LAWS, Z. c. c.
June IA. Price adv. "a rs 4l--6w
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Cedar Grove Male Academy.

NHE Fall Session Of this School, eight miles north
Of Hsborough, will commence on the 9th Of July
next, and continue twenty-one weeks.
TERMS.
Tuition in Latin, Greek, &c. $50 90
English, IL SO
Board, including washing, can be Ind convenient TO
the Academy, at $40 to S45 per session.
S. w. HUGHES,
II. A. ROGERS.
Jnne 81. as
or Milton Chronicle, Raleigh Register, and Stand.
AID, will please publish twice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-23

The French packet from st. Pierre to Sgd
ney reports a heavy gale previous TO the lst
instant on the banks Of Newfoundland, at
tended with immense loss Of life and proper
Is TO the French fishermen. Besides the loss
and damage Of vessels. it is said that no less
than three hundred men persisted during the
storm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-23

zSRRIous BuaSISG FLUID AccIDENT.-0n
Tuesday evening the 9th inst, as two daugh-
tiers of ex- Lieutenant Governor lIawley, Of
Stamford, were setting near lamp filled
with burning fluid, it exploded and both
were Immediately enyeloped in flames. Be
fore the fire could be extinguished the cloth
ing Of the youngest daughter from her waist
up was entirely consumed, burning her
severely. Her suierings were extreme, and
it is feared she will not survive. The eldest
daughter escaped with comparatively slight
injuries. The accident would probably have
been fatal to both had it not been for the
presence Of mind Of the persons attracted ia
the spot by the screams Of the young ladies'
bridgeport (coin.) Farmer.
Since the above was in type we have re-
ceiyed letter from Stamford detailing the
sad disaster, and adds. I" Miss Adelaide
liawley lived but thirty hours after this ter.
rible event. keW York conmereiaL
4
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Ayers CathartiC Pills,

rIslIg sciences cf Chemistry and Medicine have teen
taxc their utmost % produce this best, most ptrc,
purga,se which Is known % man. Innumetable pfptl
are shown that these PIts have virtues which snrrAs ID
excellence The ordinary medicines and that they win
rrscsdcnteiy upon The esteem q al Teya sis
and pleasant 20 take but powerful % cure Their ponc
trailing pfuports stimulate thes activities q body
remove the distractions q s organs. purify the blood
and erps disase 1heypurgeout the foul humors which
brucd and gruw dscmprr, stimulate sluggish or disr
dcrcd organs into telr natural action and mFaF healthy
tone With strength 70 The whole system. Net only %
they eurc the everyday complaints u every toiy, but
slso formidable aud dlnserUus diseases that have taied
The bess IL human skill While they produce powerful
eHcis they aFc AZ tie time IN diminished dos. the
stst and ttst physc thst 10 employed hT children
Dsng sueAreoate, they PLEASANT % take; and tins
purely seeetaic ec ifUm any risk q harm Currs
have tctn made which surass belief were they not sub
tsantiaie b men Of such exalted position and eharactr
q 10 Estd The saspidOn u untruih Many cniinens
elsfgymen and physicians hare lent thef % eett
q 70 the pebble Tie reliability q my remedies, while eth
ere have sent The assurance q Their cotttiinn st
my Preparations coutfituic Immensely % The relief q NJ
shilcied. suffering feilov.meu.
The Agent btlow named reased 70 furnish gras ny
American Almanac containing dlrsiions &c their ~ aud
certificates q their cures q the foilgwing conPanls
C,atissns4 Biildus Complaints, Rheumatism. nsufsy,
Heartburn. ucaiache arising ffm loul etomsh Ntl.
"a Indigestion. MOrlii Inaetgn uf he Bowels and fain
arising thsfeutn Tlaiaiency. los q Arr-tite. al Ulcer.
o,ps and Cutaneuts pisaas which rrqnre etscuant
Medicine scrDfns ot Kings Evil They aisc, " purify.
Ing tte tlssd and stimulating tht sysieni, cure many
e,npsints whieh Il would not ts Supposed Say could
fsach such Deafnes Partial niindness Nrnsis ahd
Nervous Iftjfaidty psfAnesmsnis Il he Liver AID KID
ueys ucut ard other klnircd cmrlsnts arising ifum
tJH state q the boiy Or oistfuetiou u s funetgns
10 ncl h pui on ~ unffndplsi dealers with some
other YiIi they make more rruft on. Al &c Arms
ruta. and tsks nothing ess. Ne other they give
you sfafs vish tk IN its intrinsic value curative
powers he oh wait the bess aid there Is g. tAii
snd they should haveit
Prepared by DR.. y. &. ANEH.
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Goods at Cost. for Cash only
Office Forest Manufacturing Company,
Forestyille, June |, 1858.

V>HE FOREST MANUFACTURING COMpA-
] NY, having concluded TO resume their operations,
will pay thee and onequartcr cents per pound for Cot
ton and Linen Rags.deliycred at Foresyile Raleigh,
or their Mills.
The Rags must be we'll packed in Bags, and dis
tincily marked with owners name aud weights upon
each Bag TO Forest Manufacturing Company.
Bills with Railroad Agents receipt accompanying,
must be forwarded 10 The FoIest Manufacturing Com.
pany, FoIestylle 7. o.
w. r. POOLE, Prest.
June 0, 1858. l3-5w
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Red Mountain Female Academy.
VNIIE next Session will commence on Monday the
= 10Th Of July.
Terms, per session Of tweniy.onc weeks.
Primary English Branches, So 90
Higher Branches, 10 90
Ancient Languages, Is 90
Music on The Piano, Is 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Board, So to So per month.
A small number can board with the subscriber. For
information in regard to the School, apply TO the Truo-
80 Nj. LEWIS, Principal.
June Ia. - Adv
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HORNED HORSE,

The only living specimen 10 America, and hom such
knowledge historians possess supposed to be the last
Of his rseeal attempts TO obtain smother having sig
naly failed. IL sec this beautiful aud exlraor iinlry
gem in animuel nature, is alone worth the WHOLE
PRICE Of Admission.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-23

SOLD BY
az Sold ~ J. z. McUb Il To-. iiiishorOurl; A. &
]. Hol, Gtahsm; u. 4. Bradley. Wilmington; s. ].
lIinslsle. Fayetteville; VI. A. Santos x 20, Nctak !
n. n, Risss. Petersburg; P,etcr l.adI & Co. Rich.
mCnd; and ~ ~ Druggists Throughout the county.
May 10, 3J-ism
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-23
A SUPERB ZEBRA,

Accompanies tic Troupe. and type of III. species.
Is the most beautiful aud docilc captured; be will
e introduced into the ring every performance BY Mr.
Robinson, who has Al length succeeded in making this
hitherto will aud violent animal perfect, aelable. The
whole collection Of Animals Il perfect and numerous anil
such is in any travelling Company but this.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-23

The talent and skill u which i sufficient fsr an Equcs.
TITAN Company Of more Than ordinary note iisel will
81 appear, aud be aidci W Isl Of Artists, such
will ensure 10 every audience M unusual amount II
pleasure and qualification. Among tie moel consiru.
ON. uamcs arc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-23
AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,

BRNnELD, MASS, 10th Dec, 1855.
DR. J. @. AYKR: do not hesitate 10 say
the bost remedy / have ever found for
Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, and the
eoncomiiant symptoms Of Cold, Is your
cnEkEY PICTORIAL. Its constant use in
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown ii to possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment Of these
complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24
Ina THE AFFLICTEp-
nncTREss L0sEPHINE WELLAGE.

DOCTRESS JOSEPHINE WELLAGE,
Respectfully informs the public Of New Orleans that sue
arrived from the East where she has been practising &
many years In succession, without fail Of the below
diseases and she has taken Office 1t No. g4 BsE
street Lafayette and Girod where she y
consulted office hours, from 10 A. NJ p NJ, ral8ts
to the cure of The following diseases
E&CRESCENCES AND TCMORS Of eyerv hind
moved and permanently cured without pain the use q @
knife, in very short time
OLD DANGEROUS WOENnS.-She promises th1rsgg&
radical within weeks, without the least danger q
their breaki again she effects and performs the
expeditions and radical cure on Ulcers.
tEVER AND AGUE will be cured in tOrty-e1ght h1u3E -
il These diseases relieved and erred N
very short by the OF her Medicines which e
ci1us md powerful although containing no caIome 1 o
poisonous ingredients.
She is also in possession Of powerful Powder for purifying
the blood, which is highly recommended All who take tan
Powders for six weeks will be relieved from yellow EeSa
A que. Cholera, and all diseases that may follow.
R Price these Powders for six weeks, from g TO S5
Also SCroula, Ladies' Weakness, Thigh and Hip DseaA
Liver Complaint Sick Headache, and all Diseases ot the G
She Corns Buons, Nails growing in the hesa-
without pain, cu burning them guaranteed never u
return
RITTERS.This MefCnss sovereign remedy Tor
Weakness DiRrhua Cramps Collie, Fever que, biase
all Diseases 1t universally used in the practice Of to
scientific Physicians in Europe and Is highly
by them. 1t improved by Price s. bSEr
Josephine Neage hopes gain the conhteHos
M who are afflicted with any of the above named Diseases
nF- Do fail to call at her OtiGe, 1874 Earonne
aiS On, 49, nNrTPFSS TNSEpHTNF VFTT,Aa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24
AUCTION SALES.

NJ VIGNIE, AUGTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND
LNs General gent the Sale and Purchase Of Real Es
tate, Lands Plantations, Negroes, etc.
OFFICBs:
Banks Arcade Passage No; 9, First District. ,..,
and Exchange Alsy, Second District
Where can examined any time, list Of gauabe in
proved property Of # very rempneratye Investment "
Afgo and constantly hand for sale and public
ale Mechanics and list Of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes
Nj O DEFERIET will give his personal attendance every
sale and purchase. JAZZ u
A, LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
liz Estate, Slaves Successiou and outdoor business
generally Office rs Common street. next to corner Of Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24
VALUABLE LANDING AT PUBLIC s4I.1s.

THE MINDEN LANDING, now occupied by c. L weidszs
The Of Mpden Claiborne parish, Louisiana, will M
sold public auction the highest bidder in the
den, on the hrst MONDA Y in 81, temh=r next
This property comprises about 800 Of land with the
prOyemen thereon consisting of Cotton Sheds and Waq
house The Landing controls alarge part of the
rapidly growing trade Of the parishes tributary Lake R
and sone Of the largest points for the shipment Of
the interior and is entirely above overflow To those
qUaned with this property il unnecessary say mere; ts
unecpuNnted with can obtain full information regarding
quantity Of cotton shipped annually from it well l
named below
acceptance payable lst january next onethd payable n
cember 1855 and onehird payable in April 1850 in New l
leans acCeptauces, approved.
For further particulars in relation to this properly appi
W. J. Sterling, ESQ, Mnden C L. Weldon Esq, HfnsS
IAnlimg. or N. B. BrR6v { Co. New 0relns iekg U
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

kIpTRE DGE 4 FOLSD8
I a 81 date Rem Kitredge Co.. Importers Of aEEE
SSsFAS aud Sporting Apparatus In I'll It's hraEchIz.
zS Wholesale and retail dealers il arrcricsn Rtb1,
4SA Pistols and Fire-Rrnsot ever7 variety, & Sc
~ %Chnrles street, st CharleF Hotel, %R0
Orleans, and IS Main street, Cincinnati, Gasz-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

y ATHMAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING-

Cheaper and superior to any other ever used in Southern
climate.
LIST DURABILTTY-equal TO the best slate roofs.
I'd. Observation-Disclosures any other; no eEaskS
or leaks heiug possible.
3D. BE tUFY-If presents smooth and granteke sarEacs
4h HEAPNESSIt costs much less Than though IL Is q
good any slate wood roof and than the tui
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public SAVES DIS
cost Of cutters and valleys.
5R fNCOMBUsTlBiLITY-I will resist FIRE better tfsas
slate roof
9th CONVENIENCE-Tt will not soften under the heal 4
this climate and protects the interior Of bindings from &
intense heat of SIMMER,
7h S0LTDlTY-Itbecomes harder and smoother from ezps
can be put roofs of any slope being Of Ig
weight does require heavy Tafers support while
not liable coosion and breaking require repsr
The " TROPICAL ROOFING y is a chemical compouua u
substances, several Of which peculiar alone c0mbh1
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and expeeRo
in this city.
Testimonials Of the correctness of the above sin he a
Of the and may be verified by any wishing
before contracting.
All orders iefi at The Postoiee Box K No. . viii sa
]. C. KAUFMAN
jel5 " nf Bienvill= aud Marais 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24
!, oARD-nuRNET HOUSE, cINclNSArI,o.


The subscriber takes this opportunity Of greeting old
friends patrons and the public generally and begs
that the above magnificent
and Otherwise the finest in AmerrH-Wi heuCeorth
Quoted scale Of enlarged liberaty and accommodation
worthy its widely extended reputation
In sympathy with the spirit Of etenchment and economy
rendered imperative by the srUgency Of the times and per
vadng all classes the price of daily board will from this date
be reduced to Two Dollars.
The advantages Of the Burnet House all other Hotels In
Cincinnati manifold among which are more liberal and
elegant architecture and easily accessible offices Of
public convenience the finest Dining Rooms and ladies' Draw
ing Room in America. The liberal arrangement for
ing meals nearly every hour in the twenty four great central
Of situation and close proximity all prominent places
business
Trusting to recognition ofhese important advantages
main very truly yours
fe22 6m A. B. COLEMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24
DENTISTRY.

sSgzszzgas CHARLES E. REILs, ID. n. Esf
No. l5I Canal street, between Carnr5es19z8
FIFVS BaroEne streets, New Orleans. ARTTFYCY&Ea
4-L41I TEETH inserted in full partial Ra8-Ayr
for Beauty Utility and se aa
Jas lytW
ee@=s DENTAL NOTICE-DR. !. WEEEs
ks4Ns9S Practical Dentist No liz St Charles ssrszS
ff|Szassses1SSs near Poydras street.
%411l0I j. ". would rail- particular attention 90 "a
constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH. They aIeu1E1
perfectly natural in form and shape set with false gums T
form expression of the
with distinct articulation Of speech This sff
by having nsiae Of the teeth and gum urs
which readily adapted. This that hb
ing sound SO often observed in wea arhcfai 5
The Doctor has been practicing this city fifteen yets
feels confident that he will give satisfaction those Tho o
honor him with their patronage. All persons DESTROYS q 81
tanning his services, would do well call examine bis
cimens. jet0 u
lsEasazsssA MEDICAL, SURGICAL Ana III
Gs~sss4ssRsSS CHANlCAL DENTISFRY--IJr A. P De
I'VE TIE manufactures superior Aracisi Teestlaf
~4I1II Gold, Patina, Silver or Grttg PerctA
Teeth without pain Office, Nc 10 Barorne sSr
New Orleans - ~