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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

x.s FOR KENr-The two story brick
~ dwelling house, corner Of Canal ard sth streets
,aIeiy occu oled by Mrs William " aliece, AMI ad-
ioiuing the residence of air. James hunter. Posses
sion q ZEN immediately. apply to
: 10 2O-tf HAAALL q w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

- FOX RESI-Pesseas SION given I'm
H3 meiiateiy, the dwelibg and store on Brooke
Aaenus. form erly occupied ey the subscriber: Ii
god business stand either III Grocery. Ery Goods
Store or tirsnary. The dwelling euurains rooms.
with new story kitchs q. ahd Well u water IN
the yart To good tenant. the rent Will De made
moderate Apply on the premises, to
ON T-2y* JOSEPH HIERHOLAR.
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&0H N0rlcE,- = s.,. u:
desirous Of visisins Ashland extra Train will Be
run ever. SUNDAY, (untii turthsr sst.cs) sa ard
atsAM, Returs ing. VII lsAvs Ashaand stAF y.
sAM,L knTH. Eppt. Transportation.
once and II Co.. $40 sss s
{, Richmond. May 18th. 1858. ny 1e-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

- FOR RENr-fne house now DC
E.s cupied by Chas w Allen, over ? Keach's
sJoSe. having two patlors aud a large dining room
Iock room and closet and large Dorch--ail on the
frat noor; three rooms on the second door. two 10
the garrst, servants rSemS. Kitchen. coal ANA wood
hcmse ac The front and rear beng shaded bs trees
renders it one of the most convanienJ houses Oh
Main street for q boarding house;sor for millinery
Ranf m oJareta au Cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

Sass prizes amounting TO .tF 3S20.0(
whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quartcrs q 50
~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotterit
will be sent to any one DESTROYS of receiving 1t.
Oertihcates Of pack ages Will be sold at the Iolowtn
rates which, the risk:
10 half
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

go FUk RENT.--Two Brick iene-
als ments on Marshall between 5th and esh SIS,
rssrntiy rspairei and put in complete order, with
modern inapro seinen and conveaiencei. Apply to
CM BoSarK,
ana-ts corner 18th and Man sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

"a. FOR SALE Or RENT For sal.
- or rent, that desirable tenement On Main, be
t1sen 9th and TIN stres:s, teceltly occupied by the
-ubscrlber
six ayInents g. H. 49, "a 30 aud IS months, interest
addict secured by trust dee1.
1 will also dispose privately, ofany OF my housa'
hold nnd kitchen Furniture which il all in good or
de, end nearly new, till the lst day OF september
az viii n time aay,remaining on hand will be sold
on the promises at public ale.
Persons dssirous 5f aing the prenisesor frr
nituze can do at any time after the 18th August
between the hours Of and 9ocloch in the morning
or between and 5 vcocx in the afternoon. Fo1
further information, apply 70 WON
Nv Sits " u. LUCh.
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c@A NEW ARRANGEMENT
$50 BROAD STREET RAILWAY oMNI.
s is An Accommodation Car v rnnpine daily be-
twcen the Rlehrsopd and Frederick sburg Depot ara
he Hermitage spring, passing NoftSn's Flower
aarqen. Bnchenan's spring. kichmond celisse,
Eggttns's 0ardrn, &C. &C., stopping a. any point
~r pasenngers, scfng snd rsturninS.
Any point between Depot and Richmond
Ass point beyond iEs KslI;s;sd yIeIlsss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

CTEAM SAW-MILL.-LUM SAW
~ ED TO ORDER-The subscriber. having Sc
cured the entire control of one Of the best STE AN
CIRCULAR SAW-MILLS ia the State, located in
Virgin Pine Forest, near navigation, will contract
tofurnish at short notice. in good order and
sonable TERMS Framing Timbers we'd all sizes nd
Dimensions, and respectfully solicit ord ,rs for this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

"a FOR Rem C.-The residence OF the
~ late David NJ Pulliam. in Manchester. is TO.
r.nt. wish garden attached, the rem nnder Of TINS
aud the sets,niag year. A1y Information coacefn
''s A' PULLIAM & BETS,
san1-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond.
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20. STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT,
- 1877 BROAD SrREEr-It has been thoroughly
repaired aud il considered one OF the best location
frr any Kind Of business in the neighborhOod. Rent
six hundred dollars per annum. Apply to j. Ii
ANTHONY corner of Cary and 18th streets. whe
Hats OF tho best quaty at So So and his celebrated
Calfskn saved Boots at the unprecedented low price
of So 80 per pair. Terms cash-cne price only.
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Tears.
III johnson pays the following beautiful

Or. johnson pays the following beautiful
tribute to tears
There is u sacredness in tears. They are
not the mark OF weakness. but of bower
They speak more eloquently than ten thou.
san tngues They are the messages Of over
wheiming grief, OF deep contrition, of un-
speakable love. II there were wanting anv
argument, to prove that man were mortal, |
would look FOR it in the strong conynIsive
emotions Of the breast, when the soul had
been deeply agitated; when the fountain of
feeling is rising and when tears are gush ng
forth In crystal streams o, speak not harsh
~ OF the stricken one-weeping in silence
Break not the solemnity by rude laughter,
or intrusive iootstep. Despise not young
woman $ tears-they are what make her an
angel. Scott not if the stern heart of man
hood is some times melted in sympathy
they are what help. to elevate him above the
brute ! love to See tears of affection
They are painful tokens, but still most holy.
There is pleasure in tears; an awful pleas
ure. If there were none on cath to shed
tear for me should loathe to live; and If no
one might weep over my grave, should new
er die in peace
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Rather Cool.

A gentleman from New York, who hat
been III Boston for the purpose of collectin,
some monsy due him in that city, was abou
returning wien he found that one bill Of {
hundred dollars had been overlooked His
landlord who knew the debtor, thought it q
doubtful ease, but added that if it was col
lectable at all, tall, row-boned Yankee
then dunn!ng lodger in another part oil
| the hall would worry it OUT Of the man.
Calling him up, therefore, he introduced
him to the creditor who showed him the
account
Wal, Squire. said he, faint much use o
tryin, guess. l know that critter You
may az well try to squeeze lie out of Bunker
Hill monument, as to clect a debt out OF him.
But any how, Squire, what'll you give spo-
sin do try 2
Well sir the bill is one hundred dollars,
III give yon half if you collect it,
Greed, said the collector, there's no
harm in tryis.'
Some weeks after, the creditor happened
to be in Boston, and in walking UP fremont
street he encountered his enterprisiny
friend
Look ohere, said he, Squire, had con.
siderable luck with that bill o yourn. You
see stuck to him like dog to a root. but
for the first week or so twan't no use not |
bit. If he was home he was short, if |
he wasn't home, | could get no satisfac
ton
BY and by says l after sixteen times I'll |
Fix you! So | sat down on his door steps.
and sat all day and part of the evening, and
begun airy nextday; but about ten . clock
he gin in He paid me MY half, and gin
him the notcr
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CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
vTsHE Michigan Uentfal Railroad has the advantagso
movement o. III trains thereby avoiding possibility q
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
Boston.
7:45 a. m. CrncfsxArt Exrsxss--Makine A,rec,
connections 70 Lafayette, Cincinnati New
Albany Louisville Dayton Columbus Zancsvilie wheel
ing, Ptsburg Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington
ara Falls or Buffalo morning, New York q , :. ~
PhilAdclphia, via Elmira, at 10 NJ Boston q 10
eight Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
& r. for Buffalo and al points Est.
3sUO p. NE AFTERNOON ExPREss-Arrlves in New
YORK. Ats 4 y second day, Boston at T., and u
Fhiladelphia 1880 second morning.
$3.50 p. n .kasr ExParss-Arriying At Niaga-
70 Falls or Buffalo nr<t evening" New York, at
ana loston =; = next day Connects At Paris with
bunaio and Lake Huron r. r. for Buffalo and al points
East Connects al MICHIGAN City Except Saturday.
with New Albany Salem r. Road for New Albany,
beefontains, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
bur h, and Philadelphia.
- 7xe T.aiss o. lae Chicago, Burlington q Quf.
at Chicago saniao tae ezpesssis passsngers 81 1acE
T'he 5. 4. M, 8 90 p. nj. and 8 30 p.n,
Trains maze direct connections u Toronto with the
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and Ill
,oints ID Canada East, Northern Vermont New Hamp-
shire and Maine.
Is wei known Dy the travelling public that this Road
has no competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago TO
NIAGARA Falls, New York, Boston, Ogdensburgh, Mon
trea, &C., Ac.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night il
over this route. $50 p. NJ One Train Sunday At $50
p. NJ. No 800 r. M. Saturday.
Baggage checked through 70 Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
New York, Boston, Elmira and Philadelphia
- Passengers arriving at Chicago by any OF the
Railroads, will find competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at the depos receive checks ana
convey their baggage the Michigan Central Depot free
of charge. VII IA
TURO UGH TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY DA Yst
Allowing holders to remain and resume their
seats he bought at the diff rent Offices 10 the West:
also 81 the Passenger Depot foot Lake Street,
the General Ticket Once, Corner Of Lake and Dearborn
Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House.
II. j. SPAULDING,
MAY 1851. Isnera Pass. Agent.
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Grant Thorburn attributes his cheerful
old age to the fact that he never eats enough,
and thousands ofhis countrymen are wear
ing out their bodies, not so much by the ex-
cess Of business or the multiplicity Of cares,
as by the overwork they crowd upon them
In dgiesting surplus and unnecessary food
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Sambo bought patriarchal turkey. i
took him home, says he, my wife bile him
free hours and den HIM crow My wife den
op him into der pot wild six pounds O tn
ters, and he kick 'em all cut; he mus ).
bin - Old - dat as KsRfooslstai
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$25 SEWING MACHINES

nnyi1TyWyuU,h LAIeAt 1MprOved
DOObLE- 1HREADED SEWING W.
CHINE.
WARRANTED EQUAL TO THr prrr -,
nj Kinds OF goods from the finest u ~. nan. &c.
sdsnsa ~ convenient and durable and especisllv
Any person OF ordinary inta,i,o.n.
hour TO use 1t successfully cd learn In one
Printed directions will be sent Win sve,v
Al Inquiries by letter, with an ersr. nc.;.
OF sewing. ."'"ers WIN sample
q ~ Acnhes are on exhibition 1T the Shoe store ar
s;,i eessss, Sarrst House block, where the AGENT
aa.1 ..nsPpy W give AL necessary Information.
vsA'oAvu J. NJ GORDON
Agent, for Dss Aolpes Oountv
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~, Agents Wanted
A an6n THIMGI

"a MMniClNE Tint - mo- Chcnt!Y-
SukEs ORGANIZATION OR FEVER ONLY
=: SO LE a. Co., Of Boanville, Missouri
are te Wholesale Agents for the States OF Missouri AZ
nAnsas Illinois, Iowa, Wisconfn, Michigan, Minnesota
Kansas, Nebraska and New Mexico, for
CoggsWcll's Antiphlogistic Salt:
perfect substitute for Bleed r. clustering and Leech.
W, ana VIII appoint town and county Agents on lib.
- Price per box, by retail; can be sent b. mail
address J. b. BOYLE h CO.,
Junsi-WOm Boonyilie, Mo.
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Burlington House Factory.
THE Undersigned woulds to his friends ind pat
i roDs that he has succeeded In perfecting his ar
engagements to do by machinery all the work on
Houses usually done by hand except fitting and mailing
He has on hand a large supply Of
building Materials. Builders, Hard.
ware. tG.ain Pumps, DC.
Cottages and District School l.oGsts Luilt M ~
sonanie distance from the city, o. tile line Of k.
rosd East or West.
II ynn would have q cheap House build ii In fssS
and II you would have II completed ready t0r ~, nina
AZ one px &C. thus wig time ami trouble and have Il
puit oi snort notice anu aecoipm dating terms send In
your bill to the Burlington House Factory
All Kinds q houfe Work. such as Doors sash Blinds
Door aud Window Frames, Cornice Mon,liaos naai
Mouidin9s, &c, constantly Gu land
Persons at distance wishing Ia know IN. c,.t =
buildings, or anything In tie hldiHg line ran nave
tei wants attended 70 ~ paying postage and address,
naylbp1y Nv
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Grand Trunk Reilroad, Of Canada.
A DLkIGH7FUL AND ROMANTIC ROUTE
FROM THE WEST 70
BOSTON, NEW Y0Hk, and TIE EASTERN STATES.

btotVt, AEN IVhh, AM lEb LiSIL1sN CIAlED.
Via the Michigan Central, Great Western, ogdenFbarg
and Vermont Central, and
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passengers by this route have opportunity Of Wis.
itng Of the graniest and most wonderful scenery
in the world, Including Toronto, Niagara Falls Suspen-
sion Bridge the Thousand Islands, Rapids Of the st.
Lawrence, Quebec, Montreal, White Mountains, the
Champisin, Falls of Montmerenci, Hudson kyer. etc.
on and after May |, 1858, baggage vii! be checked
thrs ugh from Chicago.
TO EMEGRANTS.
Passages may be secured the Office Of the Company
in Chicago by sailing ships from London, Liverpool
rose. An agent Of the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
experimenting the Of emigrants and BAGGAGE
al Quebec, free of charge.
Fare from $50 to $35 to Chicago, including cooked
provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEV HAN.
OF %, 5U0 TONS, AND 100 FEET LONG
Is under 10 this company for one or
to Portland. Tourists return tickets from Chi.
cage TO the chief towns in Europe will soon be ssued
Tickets from Chicago for ali points last also far the
Leviathan or for the NJ o. s. s. Co.'S ships ran ba an
10 DEARBORN street, Chicago.
j. WARRACK, Agent
Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co OF Canada
Buffalo and Lake Huron Railroad.
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA. DETROIT.
At the above Office tickets for New ork Boston and
and all stations on the New York and Erie nd New YorL
Central Railroads, can be obtained.
EXCHANGE ON EUROPE Sight Drafts on London at
i've dollars per pound sterling may procured al the
Chicago. -
J. WARRACK, Agent
or II. 4 l.. Railroad.
dpIo-aiy No.3o dearborn street. Chicago.
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IS MILES STAGING sayEI!

IS MILES STAGING s1vEg!
Burlington & Missouri River
H &C 1870 Z,
RAJ L OAD!
Now OPEN Tn IxIssfEEID.
20 miles further West than any other
Railroad in Iowa!
! Shortest, Quickest and Best Route
70 chicago, New York. Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore 70 keokuk, st Louis and Cincinnati. and to
| al points N Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and
Canada.
| On and after Angus. 25th
TWO DAILY TRAINS
cave Fairfield for Buinns ton o'clock A. NJ and /
| O'Clock r. M.-Sundays excepted; making case con-
necons with the Trains D: the
taIoAsI, HiasLiNsTcN { QUINCY
/
fEeEEl & oastAysa1A isAsLR0.Hs,
for Chicago, New York, Boston and all points East;
a. Galeshurg, with the Northern Gross Railroad for
Quincy al Mendoza with The Illinois Central RAILROAD
4 for Gaena and Dnnieiih and 81 Louis ANA t,aIrn. ),
pnrhstoh Win We last sailing steamer EeoAuk for
>gEgIAE. s4sgsfE.
fAssehEess IRON tsic interior u Iowa and Northern
buying thair Tickets via Western stage CoInnnI :,
faifneia' where they can buy Through Tickets 10 ali
River Railroad. ~ "A'ssoari
Passengers for Keokuk can leave Fairfield bv mi.
.ou'e AZ oe eek A. NJ and o'clock r NJ and ar
rve a. heokuk Al 7. NJ, and II 80 p NJ rssreetiya
time. '''S'"9 ana fdt"dote
baggage Checked Through from Fairfield
No Charge for Handltng.
10 SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK
stock Trains will regularly leaving Fai,6.la
uaiiy snrdays excepted. Ghese Trains viii have ali
he rights OF Passenger Trains thus insurinr
anu consequently avoiding all those yexaoas dslavs
.nat are occurring on other routes
through Contracts gtcea 10 Chicago or Este York
sept1i-wly vice Presiarn, All s,n,,
To Farmers ana Dealers
olR attention is respectfully solicited IN ~.
= present extensive and compete stock Of Farm
ihR implements and Utensils new IN store whtrh
euo,es tne proprieors Of the nf ngten Agrjcltpra,
anu se"u warehouse to offer Gnrv allied insiue, .nta \,
ths Iahe and purchasers generally.
hafet invoices Of Hay ng aud Harvesting Tos,s can
Blsllng Of is a9''s,eon-
SGrIHE SyA TIES, CRADLKS W00D 4Nn
1EnN HRdEE AND GRAPE TTNE p4E
lhRAS, IA Y FOEKS, ga 3tin-d ,Sf1ryyE
S1ONES e RIFLES HAND q RETUI
bIAG HAf FURKS ETC., etc
nave just Deem received to which daily additions .r. "a
ing made by fresh arrivals 80 oe-
purchasing directly from theynanu facturers csc A.
e Nh ~ ained at the loweN possible prices enabllnr
- So ioWef thanany otherfl,oust in Burlington
I'LL assortment Of Wood and Willow Ware Cor
e., Bed Cords, Clothes Lines. &C.. CONSISTENTLY on
MANI KElTH, ROBINSON 4 co
tune l2-sdt-wtf Water Street, near jefferson.
Burinator, Iowa
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es&aa A MR1f0eH. 49,. II A
o. quiet ~, 4si..s age, whilst lingering BY !
1Aas .ans .lens way.ide pAsh, to watch Tho cloud.
ne sosIhs had MED rr.n my hear. IL. .a.a.v u A.r
Isav caid-a little grl-retarn,pg from the sprins
nef ws.l-nlied pitcher lightly pressed her curls ofs
WIN soMething IN her sunny fase pure - the sky
And senssans in her gentle eye, tia. guardian angel.
little fewer blossoming step or % aside,
appy child 81 ignorance with sudden Joy sspied
Aitst letting down her pitcher with same sweet
N. v...ssres i, h.tl.ushns,y, and s.y,y .r,pp.s
me aewsr seemed to raise Its head. bowed By sum.
And smile beneath IN. &C. which .h. uncon.sioa.y had
Wills. wandering with fairy tread. a, merry as be-
sav her pas. the garden gate and close the co...s.
VI often when this little has crossed my thougts
I've wondered if-wlth oil the love that warmed her
Spirit tn n
This little girl he's trpped through life joyous to the
ksfre hing all the weary hearts that met her she
with unconscious her heart has paused TO
Inc poor amid their poverty, the sad in their dis
by hour,
Foreshadowed in that simple scenethe water aud the
flower.
II with song - pure and sweet that voice has hu,hed
forest
The troubles Of an aching heart = .nrrov.,.denea
breast,
II to the waysds wanderer, where er her steps have
The pitcher has been lowered ever kindly from her
head.
" holy, happy Charity how many pleasures lost
ny hose who have not known thee had been worthy Of
the cost;
now many heads blessing from Q better we-ld have
borne
Whilst lowering the pitcher to the weary and the
Thou who hast stood beside Gods spring blessings
day by day,
TO NIL the pitcher ofthy wants, ard carry 1t away;
The poor and the dejscted-whom God hath wed to
Are resting at the waysids that leads them to thy
home!
o. let thy heart beat quick in actions kind to be-
Remember Him whose bounty has at all times fol-
lowed thee,
And deem it net trouble in the wsyside or the
10 lnger where the weary are. and let the pitcher
AIS.
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SIS \ a V G d.!

IS \ a v e d!
| HAVING purct4 sed the stock in trade of Nassrs
Comstock Co. respectfully solicit the attention
Of the people Of Burlington and vicinity to my large
and complete assortment of
SLOPES &. TLvW.4RE,
pared to sell at LOWER PRICES han any other esab.
lishnent in the city. Amens mig numerous patterns
may he found the -
QUINCY CITY COOK
pRAIRyE STA III COOK
IA WK-EYk STA m tt0DK
HOEAik PRGNILN COOK
CONS1O6H'S coal COOK
no HI1ZER F9R CDdL
CANNON coal,
REOATK CfyAL
coal RALjA TOR,
FORESTR ROSE
M PLATE BOX,
SEFEN PLd 7E BOX
SELf-REGU LA TOR P1RLOR,
QUINCI PARLOR,
MY toves are constructed with as few plates az nos
sp'e ana every one is made tor durability nd prac;i-
ca USE ana AFFORD every convenience thai can be had
ABOUT g"od tooking stove, while the same time The
Drains ana fingers OF the utchaser and COOK are NOT
taxed with the mysteries secret stroke bnes and r
chambers which belong tie modern inyenttons of
sPecuiaton IN order TO sell light clean Stove al
eh price, by woodworking the purchaser with the clap
~ Every Stove warranted to give satisfaction -
'e tiosEi hhfOshED. j. q. ASHBY.
AsINo sold our entire stock OF Stoves Wares and
- Merchandise in tile Bnfiis gion stove store Ia Mr.
oa " Ashby, we take pleasure in CONNIE nding him
~ 'he esteem ana confidence Of all persons who NAV
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A. UENuERLE

SADDLE AND HARNESS MIXER.
Washington. between Main q Sd SITS.
1fNHE undersigned has on hand and manufa tture to
order Saddles Harness and all articles in his line,
in any style desired They have purcha sed the rigk t
manufacture shattucks Patent Collar believed be
the best article ever used.
&c Chairs, Sofas, etc, trimmed In any style desired.
Orders solicited. A. DEMMERLE.
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DR. BAILEY has purchased Of office right and
Instructions for the Of my method or extracting
teeth without pain have used II In my practice IL rec
years. with success at crafty ing myself and
to my patients. l. is efficient and harmless, as be-
ieve all will find who test IL in his hands.
july2-d&uti /. d BRANCH
Dentist and Pateutee.