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Education.

On Monday the 9th Of September, the undersigned will open
English and Classical School for Boys the brick school
room occupied by McKendree Church.
This building has been leased for term Of years with the view Of
establishing permanent school Of high grade The number Of
pupils will be limited to twenty.
TERNs-For English branches $780, for the Latin and Greek
classics Including higher branches Of Mathematics SO per
No deduction for absence except In cases
Of r~otraetei illness B. +. BENTLEY.
REFERENCES;
JOHN A, MCEwEN, JOHN TRIsiBLE,
ALLEN A Han. J. B. McFERRIN,
JoHS B. LINDSEY, L. D. HUsToN'
r. J. 8IEIes. ang 19-td
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SAVAGE. R. B. ANDERSON
SAVAG & ANDER sON,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
SmIthVilIe, Tenn essees

Having associated themselves together in the practice OF
aW will give their undivided attention to all business
rased Them, They will practice in al the counties Of the
Judicial Circuit and also in the counties Of Warren
Cannon, Wilson, aud ia the Supreme Court st Nashville
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Executors sale OF Lamds--On One, TIVE,
Three Year, Tina.

Executors sale OF Lamds--Om One, TIVE, or
Three Years. Time
WILL sell to the highest bidder. Saturday, an dJ o.
September next, three Of land In TIE gb0rhooo Of
Pennington, Marshall county, Tenn
The Home Place, containing about hundred a1d ~
acres on which there mansion neatly drsh good it=r
and hne land.
The Pflaud Place near BY, containing ore 1fei acfe
tie most OF il good Land Tie balance IL good csaT ute
good water.
containing eighty good cedar e y acres
with water and cab twenty y 81 hn1h u gooa
cedar timber and will be sold 10 lo-s-
sold on ore two three years time with interest foa date
tae purchaser ssins -. - -, IN .',--5 ' ~ ' - -
JAMES s. WEBB.
ivQO tx. u John L ParslsJs VIII
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
SALE AND CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
Dissolution.
FUNE partnership business conducted ct Hicks China Hail.
&c Public Square, Nashville, in the Of A. H. Hicks
dissolved the Both July 1858, A. II. Hicks having pur
G. HouOns entire interest and became solely
sponsble for the settlement Of said business.
SALE.
A. H Hicks has sold c. E. Peacher his China Hall, all
the outstanding claims due the made the day
july 1854 who is alone authorized TO collect the All
claims against the establishment against A H. Hicks wi be
paid by him at the old stand, 46 Public Square, Nashville
Change of Business.
A. II, Hicks making arrangements continue business UP
STAIRS the old stand and will open he can
up general assortment Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
when he pleased all his old friends customers
augl3d&W2W A, II. HICKS.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A. Tib6s, Proprietor.

FHNIIIS Hotel spacious brick building just completed
Thepruprietor has incurred heavy expense fitting IN
and furnishing rooms, make them and comfortable
The open the Of bOarers, visitors and
travellers; and the proprietor afford ample accommodations
for $50 persons An omnibus. with good team will he
depot to convey passengers the Hotel and back 70 be
depot again. The proprietor intends to make il first class
Hotel and hopes to share a liberal patronage.
auglS DANIEL A. TIBBS, Proprietor
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GOLD PEN MANUFACTORY.
isfTLEs &

TfFf16sSiEs -
tSlrrsarS5sss i'll 49,
TVy II. HOSKINS, 50 Thir streat, between Market ard
Jefferson, Louisville, KY, Offers the public, Gold Pens
y his manufacture wholesale and r warranted equal
@ any made in the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOINTED,
Old Pens mail, accompanied with cents, money
stamps, will repaired and returned By next mail.
Ehl4d&w1y
yUyFTE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders o.,
The Ftna Mining and ManGiacuruz Company viii Do fe'i
al The Office Treasurer, so Broadway, sc" York, Non
day. September -, next, stll A. y. -
j. HOLMES AGNEW, President.
August r., Is5s-auga7w td.
WARSHALsS SALE.
ny virtue Of writ Of f-is J1c1s directed from &c
Circuit Court the United States for the Middle District
d tennessee, founded upon Judgment enGercI IN si
Court Of April los wherein Downs & Co.. were
plaintiffs and William Warn defendant viii expose al o
lie the the city OF Nashville on the ION
October next, al the right, title claim and interest OF the
defendant. the following described hous ana lot 80
city Nashville lying Cherry street, ana is bounded
follows: BEGINNING the OF lot on SAID CheF street.
formerly 5. B. Marshall, and running thence sou
along Cherry eighty feet 70 Alley thence along
Alley College street Ia feet TO an Ale thence along
said Alley northVsrdy 80 feet OF said Marshall uece
with his line the beginning being the mouse ana I
where the defendant lives levied upon and viii be vid 70
satisfy said =. ia. This 26h day Of August, le5S
J. B. CLEMENTS,
L. 5. Marshal for the Middle District OF Tennessee
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L second volume nov issued Is devoted % ne hisorof bs
formation and adoption o the Consultation. h, 80 -
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MAGAZINES ron SEPTFT1FR-
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Harpers EeF Monthly Mazazins
Leslis's Magazine and Gszstts Or Fashiou
GOdsy's Lady's Book,
Graham's Magazine.
Pstersoa's Magazins. For sale By
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UARSUAL-S SALE.

APPLE PEELERS.
DOZEN best Patent Apple Pessrs just received and FOR sale
n m Isug2li J. ", WILSON.
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TEACHERN WANTED.-,

FTNEACHERS WANTED.--A gentleman and his wife,
n qualified 90 take charge Of a Male and Female Academy,
and to teach the branches usually taught class schools OF
that character can obtain permanent and profitable situation
in Dyesurg Dyer county, Tennessee by making immediate
plica0n The situation ers inducements teachers
who desirea permanent location. Address
F. G. SAMPSON,
augI7-v3t Dyersburg, Tenn.
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~ Pr. PECK, SO
CARRIAGE WAR f ROOMS.
Cherry Street, Nashville,

Cherry HTreeIs NashElIIes
TEAs on hand large assortment of Family Coaches Barouces
d and Rockaways. some o them extra fine.
Also a few Choice EBuggieS Of his own and eastern
manufacture, with and without tops.
Also a horse adams Epsss Wagon, genuine article
In order reduce my stock Of Rckaways and BarOuches,
usual inducements will be offered to Cash customers
augl7-H
SMITHLAND, PADUCAH, -
elLaasSls Louisville ST. Louis, and etsss1sS+a
- VI Memphis Regular Pack-sS-=saa
cts, leaving Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock A NJ. The
splendid passenger Steamer
NinnetOmka, Capt. H. C. matheneys
will leave Nashville Mondays and Thursdays at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, The light draught passenger Steamer
Cuba, Capt. James w. Hunt
will leave Nashville Wednesdays aud Saturdays 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. The light draught passenger Steamer
Blanche Lewis, Capt, }. Il. Batemans
will leave Nashville Tuesdays ard Fridays at 10 O'clock A NJ.
The above class light raugt passenger Boats and will
leave regularly those appointed days, making connections at
with the u s. Mail Packets for the above named places
For freight Orpassage apple on beard or to
june "A A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Knupp's Patent Coal Oil Lamp,

WII
VVTHICU produces light unsurpassed billiancy from
Coal Oh. and combines economy with simplicity, al
0rU- er and purT light than any other known substance
az Tess tan hair the Of candles lard oil and three
cheaper than burning fluid. burns without particle
olnr always safe any hands, it being impossible Tor 1t
90 explode suddenly iufame.
Tie currents of are carried in and around both sides Of the
FCN u ue teca combustion white and
Cc, producing pure and perfect light that is in use
good variety lamps supply Of oil, wick, burners
&c for sale Icy J. ". WILSON. Il College 81.
aUEIultu&vlm
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NASHVILLE, AUGUST 18Th, 1858.
The undersigned, receivers, ss and sellers Of Cotton,
nave agreed upon the following scaIe charges viz
Receiving and weighing, = cents per hale.
Receiving Weighing and stomge FOR two months less so
cents per bale.
For each additional month, fraction OF month"; l2< cents
per bale. - '''
For selling, rendering account Of sales &c. 8 cents per hale
Purchasing with funds iu hand, 50 cents per bale.
Inc ABOVE charges viii be strictly adhered to in every instance
FISHER, WIRELESS a co.
A. HAMILTON.
j. A. McALISTER & Co
augl5w&trw3n JOHNSON, WEAVER 4 co.
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DRANDY.-sI eaak superior old Otard, Dupey 4 Co.. 70
- sale ~ a--s.a TERRAsS BRQTHEEs.
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sTEAMER RLANCHE LEWIS ZOE sALE.
AND ALABAMA RAILROAD

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
an and after Wednesday, August 1853 the
y will S follows
Ia q 8
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COLLARS SCARFS, TIES AND CRAVATS
may y j H. wcgTLL
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COT0OSA SPRINGS
KENTUCKY SCHOOL Of MEDICINE,
HnurfsrfIIn Knnnrnn

KENTUCKY SCHOOL Of MEDICINE.
Louisville, Kentucky.
TTVTE Lectures in this Institution will commences on The t
Monday IN November, and continue four month"; Drir-
October preliminary lectures will be delivered at the HOSPITAL nd
College.
FACULTY.
Benz. ". Dudley, N. D.. Emeritus Professor Of Surgery
Medicine.
Hardin NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Clinical e-
Q. ". Wright, N. D., Professor q Medical Chemistry.
N. B. Marshal N. D. Professor Of Aatsris Nela and Tsa
peutcs.
Middleton Goldsmith NJ. D. Professor Of the Principles Of sur
g-ry and Clinical Surgery.
W D. surman. N. D., Professor Of Anatyrly-
o. W. Bayee, NJ D. Professor Physiology and Patheogs sal
Anatomy.
Dayi! Cummins NJ D., Demonstrat0r.
For fall Information address
N. B. MARSHALL, NJ. D.,
e2-2m Dean Of he Faeultr.
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TRAVELLING APPARATUS
To Be found anywhere, all sold very ciean.
liza Retail Department connected Win the Estabi-fet
r., 49, 80. H. n. PETERS x co.,
A-D' - A1e'-ieuo-doM ~ BrobliHav, New YORK
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G. W. WHITE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

HAPER--for November is received. 1t is gu.
perb i,mber and closes the seventeenth volume O
the wrk Among the interesting papers is an illus
autobiography of Ethen Alfonso famous as thu
hero Ticonderoga, who summoned its comma ndan
to suenaer ''in the name of the Great Jehovah and
the Cptincnta Congress, the voyage of Paul illus
trated the continuation Of ''the Virginians'' by
Thac!4y, with the usual variety of ether articles
that sell its pages. We have so often borne test-
mony the val ue of this incemparsble monthly
that " can frame no new phrases in which to eX-
press ot high appreciation of it.
NowF the time TO subscribe and an excellent OPP
portunf is afforded to those wishing to take the best
magazits in America by applying to G. w. Baird,
who is hiking up club for the coming year. If
you wal it at reduced rates apply to Mr. Baird, or
address he publishers for single subscriptions lIar
per Bsthers, New York
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

1t isaid that the people of the counties North Of
this, dete emigrants from coming further by assur-
ing them hat oreadstus cannot be procured in this
county except IT enormous prices and that lands are
higher hee than elsewhere in Northern Texas We
state as a act hat there is abundance Of corn in
Dallas county that can be bought at 80 cents per
bushel -tIoulnds of wheat at Is cts. per bushel,-
with the beit ILLS in the State pork at to 5 per
hundred, aad md as cheap as the same quality of
lands can be bdght elsewhere. We claim no supe
riority for this ounty over the surrounding counties
in this respect, ut full equality. Northern Texas
abounds in plent of the substantials Of fe and of
fers inducementto emigrants, that they will find in
no other part of be State There is no necessity for
Jealousy between be different counties that compose
this magnificent Syion. "Live and let live"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

We are under obligations to the publishers W. 6
D. Richardson, Of the Galveston "News'' Office, fol
an early copy Of their Texas Almanac for 1859 W.
have heretofore noticed the advance sheets of THU
valuable publication. We can only add thatiit is il
byery respect superior to its predecessors Itabound
N the most reliable and useful information histor.
81, statistical, biographical, scientific, descriptive
&c. 1t is accompanied by the most complete and sc-
arate map of Texas ever published, elegantly en-
aaved in New York. This map correctly delneatcs
y the new counties in the State, and all the rail-
Nads in the State 1t is embelished with likeness
| d Gen'l Edward Burleaon, the Border Hero" snd
| FINER vice president of the Republic of Texas--a
mn whose name will ever be ga household name" in
Tkas
| Tcrrns-Almanac with map, single copy, 50cts.-
ANanac without map, 25cs. Msp without alma
mad single copies, S5 cents Liberal deductions for
lara numbers Of sneh or either, Address W. & n
richardson, Galveston, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

CoNMITTEp.-J. Dud Doak, the Sheriff Of Collin
or lty, came down Saturday evening last, having
iu charge, Saunders, charged with enticing away
and giving passes to two slaves, the property of A.
RI ne and Dr. Foote, of Mckinney. The prisoner
uas committed to our Jail in default of bail, there
being no Jail in Collin.
STr Doak pursued and caught the slaves, one at
Tishamingo city, Chckasaw NatiOn and the other at
Fort Arbuckle He afterwards pursued and arrested
Eau nders in Arkansas.
AIr. Doak deserves much credit for his energy and
Ell iency as an officer. When he gets on the track
Of IN offender against the law, he dose'nt cOnfne his
sdicton to the boundaries Of Collin county, but
takes in the Indian Nations and Arkansas. The
lated States Marshall Of the latter State, in
ed to dispute his Authority recently, but Mr.
* told birn be hsi nj tine TO argue lie question
is proving himself the best patron. q our jsii,
expects 70 extend tAs patronage still further
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New Ahye Elements.

auf.f
Sac advertisement o. h. Deacon lio has ll''
.sesiyel we'll selected stock Of family g'oe''' II,
,uors, Sc, which he offers for SALE AZ H's WV
IN the South eide Of the square ,-.,--
r5- We invite particular attention 70 'hs"i,s''''0'
Dspt Of A. NJ. Gentry Co.. Wholesale u'oss'',
JOu.,op. Texas. We called at the establishment OF
hs.a gentlemen short time SINCE aud take great
$3.50. In recommending It as one of the best houses
Ts,,. Mr.. Gentry is widely aud fayOrably known
, Texas, AMI the reputation Of his house Is as gooi
=. Nj, own. lie imports his Liquors, Wines Cigars
"a. and his customers may rely on getting pure
n.l,,,er,ted articles, from the House, Give him
ar in his absence, call on our "frenl aud Pitch
=" Stiles.
O.. new Advertisements Of +. NJ, staekPOls.
H. c. SWEET alyertises horse ''rayel or stolen
80 advertisement for description
Tho attention Of emigrants and land buyers Is
ll.d to the advertisement Of Il, NJ. Gano, who oilers
r sale his farm in Grapevine Prairie, Tsrrah' eoun-
-. Attention is also called to the advertisement OF
rankin NJ Cane who offers for sale his farm In the
me nelghborhood. Good bargains may DO had by
,plying early,
C.ns! Cors Proposals are invited for furnish
l6,OD0 bushels or corn Tor the u o. Noolh ~ ="
gilknsp. See advertisement of Lieut. Minter, Of the
4l I'd. Cavalry
Ltysur SrApLH.-Ihe notice Of eopartnership be-
zen NJ. N. Thompson and J. p. Shiplcy, at the
very Stable in this place will be found in our adj
rising columns to-day.
Gen. Darnell has our thanks for mess of win
tr, turnrs. by his permission, We expect to visit
hs "patch" frequently between nowaud next Spring
DR. Roy b. Scott, advcrses for sale his large
I'd of select blooded sheep now on the way to this
rnty from Missouri and Illinois. They will be
ag.e by the lst Dear. An opportunity rarely Offer
may now be found of improving the breed Of sheep,
"a of purchasing SEQ Advertisement
y Attention lie called to the adve sscment
50 ieslcr's improsed patent combined 1aesher and
i,i lnolccr. These admirable machines are warrant
ad o give satisfaction. Mr.. T. c. Hawpe agent for
thcr sale, and farmers DESTROYS of procuring them
,gr the next harvest, should make early aplcatiouf
~ i'm.
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DIED

In this place onhe 3Oth ultimo, Mrs. SARAn Ann
TnosrsoS, wife otM NJ. Thompson, of this place.
aged 40 years.
Deceased wal ahative of Tennessee, and had re-
sided in this Shteabcut 1S months. She leaves a
husband and frS children 10 deplore loss ire
parable to then Deceased was exemplary mem
Der Of the Methiist Church, and her virtues had
made her friendsmong strangers. She died in the
confidence - the'ih she hsi protected, regretted
by all who knew
Nashville Chisi,E Advocate sBd Paris lTenn J
Seft-4rI' rieaea ,-..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

e We were most agreeably astonshcd few days
since at meeting face familiar to the denzens of
tbis place from its first settlement-Col John c. Nc
Coy, who had just returned from trip of business
ana pleasure to the North COL NJ. dispatched his
bas ness and made flying visit to all the "sighs,"
VII zzed along the fastest ears took hasty drink of
Hs err at Saratoga--threaded his way among the
~, ling throhg of Broadway--stood beneath the
rty Of Niagara, and wet and dizzy, listened to its
eternal thunders--got sunk on steam boat, run
the gauntlet of yellow fever the river, and of ban
dts and robbers along certain stage line (not in
TeEu,) and got home fresh and joyous as ever
Iie II course received with open arms by his
hosts Of friends
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nnW ApYnnrIgnMENTg
aenIr,I VrOuDsnls.

N1FIiL tersssissi si this o'i's uuui a. oe'o.sI
w 81, 90 The auih day n No'tm.er hsHL a.
wi'h time they will he pah.irlf opslell hr furnish
ins no Unl siEteru thuus,nd bushels ~ corr, me-
or les, Fl litl fhy-ss pounds 10 The hnshg 10 th'
troops a, this pct, sr lhe year sniiHs dJ'h DAY
scIirnhrr l,ll,
The corn 90 Ne delivered sh5.lt anil sAescl In go
sIroug sacks, ~ such mts anl In such luah'l,s AZ
Il may Do rallsl Nr by the ph'sr " the a. AIRS
Dept a. ihis post, iga sali securities will be re-
,lirs,l fg tls fltlFt performances VI the eonlFA Z
shes, nsllr- anil residences will he leHi.1nsl Ia the
blls,
His ireuie unreasonable W.ll he reie'icl,
The lil, tr Dc endorsed tn the outside. Proposals
f1r flrgIshIu Com At Fort nelkusp Texas"
The er. Mrs urp'L iill pot be responsible, or pay
kg auy ~ the sacks in which the corn is delivered,
}, T.. WINTER, "A It,, ~ Cry, Reg, Army,
Once Il, az, Mr. -sCs''ry, Fort hvlLuap IeN.s,
October a. l,.t-lI..t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

he KENTUCKY lARvEsTER.-The sttentonf our
lsIers is called to the advertisement Of Mr.. her
wood, the agent for Miller Wingatc's unrirlcd
~ vesters Mr.. Sherwood has ordered and willhsve
regay for the next harvest 200 of these machins--
.s.r reputation is we'll established, and they lave
been SO thoroughly tested by wheat growers, tat
O. mendation from us is supurauous. They are IN
all)st universal use in Northern Texas Every far
mer should have one, and now is the time to sccur'
it Mr.. Sherwood is also agent for Miller & Win
.tes two and four horse lever powers and machines
and sugar mills.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

Sheep in large quantities continue to come into
the country. A large drove passed through the
county few days since for Ellis county They are
from Missouri.
DR.. Scott Of this county, has drove of 1900 So
lect blooded ewes en- route from Missouri and Illinois
Sheep breeding is proving to be a most relnunera-
tive business. Texas spccuarly and happily adapt
cd to it. Wool in very few years will be one Of the
staples Of Texns
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

4 MoSsrrR DKrr-our Old friend Wa, Carr has
laid in our Office, (hero was no room on sour table,
beet which We think beais creation. I;,is the oat
bsahngest beat that was ever grown in beet No g. or
any other beat,-bsai it who can, It wAs grown
from the ,,ed this season On Mr.. Cars farm miles
West Of this place-wcIghs II pounls-mcisurcs in
circumference 3s inches, aud in length Ii inches, .
l-2 feet Of the root was broken of in the pro-
crss Of excayatins IT, Mr.. Carr Ndlrms this TO be a
fact, and his ycraci;y will no. be questioned This
monster vegetable looks large enough 10 iurnirh q
small family the winter, and is further evidence Of
the productive capacity Of the soil or this county
1t has grown in the mos; fantastic shapes setting at
deaancea all the laws Of Symmetry and proportion
From different points Of view 1t presents the mos;
grotcsque appearances. Tic most striking appear
nnce is that of Rhinoceros fresh from the waters
of the Nile. 1t suits admirably as u scarecrow,-
Portions Of it may be seen ut cur house for several
months to come, or as long it is in good state Of
preservation
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

Long trains Of cmgrants are daily passing
through town, going Westward and Southwark -
Thus far they principally from Missouri and Eli,
nos. We do not hear of great many stopping in
this county, though it is said gooily number grc
settling in the counties North Of us. There is n
bonndlcss field in Northern Texas from which they
may select their future homes
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EIXRIsY spNPgLas.
EgEM NE D, Is II

I }. WILSON, san ge.n IsaIist, would s,ss.c..:s.-,.
u announce TO the i.sl,aS AMI Gentle nv ssssssS
men OF Dallas and vicinity, that 10 do SITGGp
s,us opening an uirc In the siy lr tho pnr osr Of
practising hi profession, anl would respectfully So
lielI their Istggu,sS,
Having kll many! year. experience AMI having used
every rEl,ayor to Keep him fully lpstcl IN All the
late impgoNr mcu,s IN the Dental ayt, he feels oJla-
dent that D., ctn give Vnire satisfaction 10 all Who
may hvor him with their patronage
4egti can Doe inserted siugly or 10y the set, AMI in
any sy,o known TO the profession.
on e fr the present ut tho CrltehGcll House.
ANY amount ufrrfcrcpecs rs 10 ability can be given
that mRy hc '.gc.i lstf