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VIZ. L4UHURCH. Clerk
Geute gcoville, Qoup.'ts solr. les clE ~

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY,
~ ss.75n;ss;t ( Court Of oook County, January sDee.a
William HcCr3Y, John !. AcculY md Mlsk ". Watson.
~ George Hort
Public Notice hereby xtseako theaal George T. Hort
that xrs Of at aeot lssaed out 9th otce of Tie
Clerk Of the Circuit Corr Cook County dated the eiRh
tssnt daE q pecember p 1853 II hs zrt ef the sid
md akaus the estate Of the a2d Geo Hoyt for The sun
Of svo hundred and nlnttJelxht dollar aud txenshree
Wit has been returned executed Now. therefore, unleN
you tee sad Geo 70 HoJt aha personally be e3d ~.
easbeore The said Circuit Court Cook County % or s.
tsst tat Of The Eezt 4cie te tetreoI 70 be
hc!4en II The oHH HnEse IN the cit oil uEie15o tho
I'D alssdto :as ss!d pisi2tcf aeson Iudzen. VI! b
entered 81, 7ea. md u sayor Of sks said William
aea q VI property sts.shed = nay b Ha1eat . ~
tbs Eame. WILLIAM l. oHURQa, Ciezk
Cornell Hattt jameson PHI = Aim de8 b3S3 sd
, 1859-02-22

PATENT OFFICE DEPOT.
ist9-3m M. 1t,t, t,t. 49,, trn
, 1859-02-22
Illinois River Packet COMPANY,

incorporated 1s5s-capitA Stock, $500, 900.
d.. HANCOCK. PresL Wa1. r HANCOCK. Sec'y
f1iHR0UGH BILLS OF LAD1NG GIVEN
for Frezht s. Louis and all po!n7 on the Illinois
River the !oxett raas prt:h LAY BY Cuicako and
Rock lRland Railroad to eeoEa, s1d Steamboat from
thence. Fofpxrtcul.rs april to
I. Y: ALExAa aDER L 60. Azea.s.
fe1 in-c1k l6a4 .uth \ Ater g., ChIcsSo, ill.,
, 1859-02-22
1853. NORTHERN 1853.
Transportation Co.'s Express.

1TdusP0ItdlE00 VUsS E4pftsss
WINTER ARRANGEMENT -.
Via Mich South. -snd n. Y.r& Eric Railroads.
tlsH1S COMPANY ARE NOW PREPARED
L to s!ve through Bills nf Lsdlnx to New Tosk and
Bostou for the transportation Of Property upon favor
able terms thu. ensurn< d1apatch sud tie prompt SCI
t'ene1t Of N6eren "a afiAuK ont Of the aaue
The n T. Co. 8 Ex ,ress will Transport goods from New
York 10 the West during the winter al the Ysy by rail
=. I'd On Re ope tak ot naysauoa By he Il B. r
kB- Marx PACKAGE IN T. Co.'S Express" and al!p
by 7. B. b.. foot Of Dnsne street, or Pier East
Nyer
j. MYERR J. L. WARNER a7d CHAH,- ALLEQN,
Agents, No. .. Coentles allo. New York
MATHER l. co.,
a2E1melN Cor Lasale and North Water t., Chicago,
1855. .CoTr1lJdWooD LNE lebo
, 1859-02-22

40@E L. axAA3s 1a.s SUP l.
PlTrsRURG. FoRT WAYaE / CHICAGO R,T
NOW COMPLETED AND CARS RUN
~, tEon; chieAso y Pttsouxh without ehanxe. oon
PkassYLvAs1A CENTRAL ROUTE
r. Neg YoTt, Pa.iadepa!A BaiERoru and Tashlcsto
~ No aea 4o,a ~ toG Mssd ;oxes Hsw1
:sss.as. 5; taia1 IL t. iouts ...l hare tt. sen..
r.a. lea7f asPcs corner Of Canal md Van sussa
1:e A-Mosotax ;so E1psss. d.ly. senaaz. e1eepsst
7slfead . baaiiF9. Sad1o, Ss1s1s TslIs Ns~ % Yo.s
aa H. ~ tS5as IA
A.so. se.sn = Goas9h1A 2aaea.2is. aevHk, Aoutt
oaio md EadnA 4l,o Gs!as i Lima fos Dayton md
FRI Is Low As ArY oTHKR zoUr1
r4sensess hou1d will ind th.s routs both peasaut
Efsss sass i tas United ssste. - ''' ''e'' ~
ii ;hs % de09t ny q y "a
I'D S1 ~ nj esn sess e., = 20 @
Tsfsis y. ..!s !. =. tae principal .tste. oaees IN
aod pesEoozo ssfssts. CT :: tho depot o. Tan Burn
sE s efts5s ss z:ss; aas...
- Afs1aASrs IND SHIPPER
.h nIss@G t. ptans,sais SG
Gen1a1 Railroad COMPANY. for the TRANSPORTATION Of
ef b.aeas b:aknse "a sss q:
fo.t nd Boston stth pronptnsss "a aesoaieh. oas
e: + !: s'.;:4 s.$: *4';$ 5S =: 9e,1.
e: S3:s Sfs ::;::$ 81, f55:1s!Ra;. j5 .;sIss.
sii Go s.f* ssR:s %s: 81. fs!fss'
no5sE5s: III zss ~: II tss.:ss s: r
CHICAGO, 1ERIlNGT0S / QClyCY Z. r.
1883: .:...oHAMGE OF TIME. 1859
lS AND AFTER DEC, Is, 1858, Two
- Depot dot oi south WsteT srae4a ally; y oL
'n 1a7 p, Ess =. ana,y, ssss2ts2 sr1!yns :.
tinatoc. 81 Pm; Quincy :s1a 2 II.
s;s e ::};f $:s:; $:!:ss f3 *, !: H.
1e:'' sSae3:: & - II II ttSEs e Es
An.o.s Fs:sxa1: leave. xa:o:s sSs 'ra
E1pres aaios 1nive 4 th..eo ~ P.X. 4kaAA,
4'ffsir ei:Sasst oe'6ia ooaH&e4t6hs e
AaboI M1sa fseRert Galeaa nd 6aalei,6: aadsoass
sSr ~ 8 Iae. GeiIc 1e E"oo'a ss''sns'of' oees
Il Sa5,ia.ssa ssss eeasee.qa. ". ..as b, t.o
~ s9s s. asS Il ds:s: IS: 5:fgs:s 3;
cas&ea s5 & r. r. oHt y Maae. ~ Ded1s Seaasi B1
z$ 6sssa; q; asaa.s: ~ s:as 1sas. - s.
EiisS 'IiS A.aaibI sd s5sses IL a.saes = III i.
Tosspa ;s % 'Eo*a :. los Josept Leavensoyta tsnsas
Ihs Z ~ only dtseet soula dWn9 ~ winter nonhs
sstsesn H.. e. ne ts T. ~ ~ !. ,ssss i oaJ about
!: E!aaata xse 80 " as sas xeeEak: a. '''e'h
ns.s's ss thsa !! s 1e.gt 4:alsaa
's' sofae hdaassaHa E asas e sai Rss;1s =
, 1859-02-22

PIrTsBCRGH, TT. WAYNE L CHICAGO r. Z
l85a-o.. WINTER RATES. 1869
Through Freight Line.
IHROA DATE AND UNTIL FURTHER
notice, Ftelsht viii be carried oves ths Line u
, 1859-02-22

Ma.her. Tar I HInk. 0ano'ts 5orrs fr5s1 Els
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY: :SS.
~ cEcsIt Court Of Cook County. rebypas1
John Kh< T. Jeha 2. con.unz. gardon cepHlIns.
at Pet:t Pecoy and Charles ]. r1ematn. Ia uhan.
cery.
Affidavit Of the non.resIdence Of John P Coutrn9,
GAdon contlnE sad car ne a. Conk.Ing bis wtte,
an d.fcoSan,. aboze namni M h4vi,,s Nv hsa5 a. f
tie Office as Clerk Circuit Court ot Cook County
notice herrby given to the said hn OonlInx. Gar
doa cenalieE AID Caroline A. Conk ing his xtsr rah
Con, Godfrey ant aad ohAres1. T. ain that
said complainant died his bill Of complaint In saidEou$
on be Cha2eeiJ sde thereof on the tday Of Febu.
1882 Aad that theIeupon Issued oct Of said
Court aeans said defendants retunab!e the second
Monday Of February tast us6N 4. il oJ !aw required
Nov, uc1e11 you The said John ?. 0outIt1e. Gardou
go1kl!nE .9d ysso:lss A Coatlnt b. T5te. s2rah A
personally ns a9d apreM before said c,cai. goustof
Cook Co., on the daJ Of the ne1 special teg thereof
to holden At thleAEo. In said County, the .ecoud
Aepd.Jc 1ees1.f1 lssa IA ana plead ta..es or denu3
the matters and taicss therein CHARGED and stated vii
be taken n confessed and decree entered ak1n1 1op
ArAn 1{nz zt1t rrar nf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-15

III About the hardest freeze we have heard
OF, this winter, Is that of two hogs In North Ad-
ans, Mass, that were found by their owners
standing up in their pens, frozsn to death.
III The overhead ceiling Of the Assembly
chamber, at Albany being considered insecure
aud dangerous, props have been introduced, by
means OF which ali danger Is for the present OBJ
Waited
III A man hss been caught shooting tame
squirrels on the public square at New Haven
under the impression that he on bona ide
hunting expedition, and had come across the
game In patch OF woods al that spot.
" The Chinese "CeIestials," :" in San Fan
Ing all kinds Of broken glassware for shiement
to China; the actual profit being, IL is said, up
wards OF two hundred per cent.
III According to the Toronto Leader, wafer
gas Is successful in portions OF Europe The
town Of Londonderry, Ireland, and a CITY In
France. are lighted by IL, and even in and near
Manchester, England, where coal Is cheap sever
al large factories are Lit by water gas.
III At a spiritual circle in Greenfield three
cent piece, tve cent piece, and old fash ioned
fur pence were thrown into the room through
the window, without any visible or supposable
human agency IL Is supposed they came from
an old gTog drinker, who had left this sphere
without squaring his score at the tavern.
/" divorce case IS now on the legal tapis In
Cincinnati between two parties, both Of whom
are Young, aud married but three years, whose
disagreement arises out of. q night-cap, which
the wife insisted upon wearing In spite Of her
nd wishes petitions tears, threats, oaths
and commands.-A.bany Evening STANDARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-15

GoT CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP-A Town
TREASURER ATTEMPTS TO ROB HIMSELF, AND
GETS skILLED.-Wele learn from a reliable source
says the Oconomowoc Free Press) that the
Town Treasurer of Erin, Washington county,
was shos in his own house last Tuesday even
ing. 1t appears that he had collected most of
the taxes, and had the money in the house.
On Tuesday afternoon he told his wife that he
was going to distant part of the town, and
would not return until the next day. That
evening a pedler who is well known in the
community, and who had been in the hab bit of
stopping at the Trsasurer's house whenever he
came into the neighborhood, happened to STOP
AS usual, he was invited to stay all night.
About eight o'clock the pedler retired to bed,
up stairs, and, as it happened, in the room
where the money was locked up. At about ten
o'clock, the Treasurer's wife was aroused by
some one knocking at the door She got up
and opened 1t, when three men, disguised, and
their faces blacked, rushed in. They seized
the woman, and threatened to shoot her if she
made any noise. Two of the robbers then pro-
ceeded to the stair door, and tried to open it
bat 1t seems that the pedler had taken the pre-
caution to fasten II on the inside as be went to
bed. They then attempted to break in the
door, which resisted their efforts several min
utes. At length it gave way, and, as the fore
most robber sprang on the stairway, the sharp
report Of revolver was heard, and the robber
feil dead at the foot of the stairs, shot by the
pedler who had been aroused by the noise The
other two robbers instantly fed. A light was
procured, and, upon examination, the dead
robber was found to be the Town Treasurer
himself There is quite an excitement in the
neighborhOod, and strong efjrts are being
made to discover his two accomplices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-15

HOLD ON, OAR. THE Piqua Is. c. Reg
i7ter has the following in a recent issue de-
scribing an incident among the slaves:
Quite a revival is now in progress at the
African Church in this city. We were present
few evenings since, and witnessed, with much
qualification, their earnest devotion. Of the
incidents we cannot fail to note one A brother
was supplicating the throne eloquently, when
another brother called out in stentorian voice
'''Who dat pray'D ober dar,'
The response was, Oats brudder Nose
"Hold on dar, brudder Moser' was the die.
tum of the former, you let brudder Il yam pray,
he's better 'quainted wild de Lord dan You
ann Brudder Nose dried up, and brudder
Ryan prayed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-15

DK. !oAnsrRRs, r,xopr

~ bALI1MohE -
IA. discovered u. Certain. ss:sss oss td.sts.
| LET Y.t<E DEIsn.Cr ps.vssT.
"a crRE wAtR1SrtD on NO cHARsr IN TWO
s..sn.-. Of IN. Back s.ss,Sr.. ,s,c,,.,, q, N. x,.
neys snd rsdd nVslsnisry p,.es.rsss iTpcs.pey Cen
e *. .SscsS S., Iss sF,
Throat No.s or ss o. iHs-. Diss.ss ot the hess
soS..-o.. rsrrsl. DI.ers.ss s9,.iSs oS s..ss
render hsrriAss inPO-sib ana d..troy bosl so1y
who h.v. eeoom. th. victims solitary Vice.
70 an untmeiy thousands Young Men of ~. -,
sHA.d talent. .nd brilliant Htesot Who might ot1sr~S..
sIsnee or wAked to eostscy the living rs may viA
AEkIEn PEEsoss iOung Men cont mplstnE Marriage
s. s~.r. o. Psysc. weaEne' organic debility. dsOrn
He who places under On. c.r. OF DR. NAV r.l.s
ousy connde IN his honor AZ tentlsmAn and conndsnty
rs' uPSp SstIcs h,s ssa Nj a, sn1I, Lsys,ei.1
lft hans sids going from Baltimore street doors from
te COZ ner PAN not 20 observe number Letters
DR. JOHNSTON,
from on. ~ ~. ast $500, o. Loooo1. Ersansss
and tue Eeser of whose life spent hos
eoted the astonishing cares that were evr-
s5.wn; many .roshI.a vita rHrss 10 q. head and
sonnd bsssfuness with fFsqusnt bushing attended
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YounF Men others "a ho have injured tbem.elves bf
learned nom evil companions. school eHscss
which nightly felt when sseep ard ~ not cured
renders nsrrAEe imPcsshe aud deztoys beth ard
body should aprlyt mediste,y.
TEEsE of ihs effects
oy early habits Of youth via Weakne-s the Back
lar Power PptStion Of the Dyspspsy Nervous Ir
Tssy DersnIeu ent Of lie Digestive FuBetOns General
EESTALLr-The fearful the mind are mech q =.
drestedio.s Of Memory, cOnfasu Idsa Depression
Spirits Evil Forbrdfrss society eef pt-rysf
duced.
pKnuTrr car nov ,uds. what 4, IN.
Of their declining hesth osipg vsor becoming
weak, pale neryou. and emAoiated having sibEu sp
Pe&rsnoe about the symptoms
DISEASES OF IkPkUDKNCE
when the Misguided aud imprudent votsry pleasure
ends he has imbtb Of ts painful dtse.se A. too
often happsns that ilitimed me cf
eeters h from applying 20 those Who fr.n edu
cAtion and respectful ty, alone be nd i'm He falls
into the hands OF ignorant ana designing w
incapable Of curing hlch his recunSry keep him
lie obtained and in despair ruined health 20
sish HE Calling disappointment; blythe hs.
deadly pcison Mercury hasten the constitutional symrto
otths terrible dsease suh fsctions Throa
Nose skin, kc progressing with 'rghul iity
puts period his suffering. by sending him 80
that undiscovered country whose traveller
DR.. JOHNSToNs REMEDY FOR Organic WEAKNESS
AND IMP0TENCY
BY this great and Important remedy orgsns
speedily cured and vgor restored Thousandr the
most nervous ana debisie6 who had Lost all hope have
All imp edmens Marriage Phytirs OF Meztsl pi-qus-
neaon. Loss OF frocrestve Power Nervous rrstablty,
enhng and Weakness Exhaustion Of the fearful
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS
The MANY THoUsANrs cured
the pumerous sor1t,I
operations performed DOor Johnston th.
Of the papers aud other persons. Botcs cf
sd6s HE standing gentleman rr-pon.
biy s suficient guarantee to the aieted. Jan ,s-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-15

Toj LATE PoR CHURcH.-An old negro In
Connecticut, who had always been very con-
slant in attending church, and prided himself
furthermore in being the FRS. there, happened
to be detained far beyond tho usual hour one
morning. .
John, said Cuffec, as he stood carding his
wool FOR the occasion, ''hab the Kindness to tell
Inc what o'clock him be!'
Can tell you, Cufse, do clock hal stopped
should tink it am pretty considerable late. ,"
Ise Wouidnt be exposed if 'twar half On
nou, Iop dat' returned Cufee, and hurried
10 church As fast as his handy legs wouId carry
him. He entered toward the end of the sermon
just as the parson was reiterating the text for
the last time Tho last shall be first, and the
first shall be last"
Cuffse turned upon his heel, and went
out exclaiming -" Dat means mel come
lest. bat Ise out fusser anyhow; de next time
dis niger goes late to meeting, he no 90 at
all -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-15
An Ingenious but Di,IOyaI ssu,h CaroIin,au

N.
Apropos to the recent grant Of the appljca-
ton for renewal Of patent of an easy-chair,
invented by citizen of South Carolina, the
New orleans Delta gives the story as uuite
correct winter before last:
Judge Evans, the late Senator from South
Carolina, was very earnest, sincere and ven
eraoie oId gentleman, who, under an exceed
IhSy genue' mild and clerical exterior, con-
cealed some very decided points of character.
among which was an intense State pride and
strong bias IN favor of the institutions. and
even the weaknesses and defects of his old
State. To him South Carolina was the bean
Ideal OF every thing admirable and good Her
errors and defects were 10 him virtues and en-
doWments And, though it was not in the ma
ture OF the good old man to hate anybody or
anything, he cherished a decided and yerv
South Caroiinsish repugnance TO the institu.
TONS, ideas and customs Of New England For
any South Carolinian to possess any Of the
Qualities, the accomplishments or tastes of the
people OF that section, was in the view of the
ola senator, serIous breach OF faith aud duty
to his honored and beloved old Palmetto State.
Now II happened that Judge Evans was ap-
piled to by young South Csrolinian, who ha
invented some ingenious mechanical contr;-
vance which he desired to have patented Tho
young applicant introduced himself as the son
ot an old friend and fellow parishoner of the
Judge, and begged his favor and aid in OBJ
tanning his letters patent.
The venerable Senator raising his specta,les
and fixing his eyes in wonder and arnazement
at the ingenious young Carolinian, in his mild
but emphatic tone, interrOgated him as fol-
lows
You are the son Of Colonel H, Of st.
Parish, South Caroiins, who was born in
the said parish 2''
" / am, sir, promptly and proudly responded
the young gentleman.
- The grandson of General II vho ,o.a
under General Sumter, in the Revolutionary
War;
Yes, sir, was the prompt reply.
Your mother was the daughter Of Mrs
Nancy - who set FIRE to hor mansion in the
Revelation to prevent the British occupying
it,"
Yes, SIR" enthusiastically exclaimed the
representative Of one Of Carolina's proudest
families.
And you, - continued the patriotic old s.n.
ator, "haye been educated at the academy
=, =, and instructed in the principles,
duties and knowledge to your position, your
birth and family"
Yes, sir, - modestly remarked the now i'm
patient youth
=. Then, sir, exclaimed the Judge, in tone
OF naughty frmness and indignation, show
dare you TO turn your back upon all the tradi-
tional principles, and ideas, and customs of
your State, upOu the sentiments and principl
OF your family, your ancestors and your coun-
rymea, and degrade yourself 10 the level of a
common wooden nutmeg Yankee, by inventing
q machine2''
The ingenious, but, alas bigh-born young
Caroiinlan, was so affected by the forcible
manner in which the Senator presented the
enornity Of his conduct, that be Abandoned
his application, and returned to South Caro-
liza with view of standing for Congress in
his DiStrist at the next election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-15

~ The French Emperor, not content with
giving & ball every fortnight, with a concert or
theatrical representation, is going to give two
weekly receptions for the public missionaries
and their families, who will be divided into
two sets and received on alternate nights An
invitation to the Palace is equivalent to an or
der, and must be obeyed; and as it is not eti-
quette for a lady to wear the same head-dress
not even the same setting of diamonds, this ex-
cessiye hospitality is likely to tell heavily on
the pockets of the husbands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-15

CAMUEL WISE. CARPENTER AND
- SBUIL DER, No. s4s E street, between 18Th and
18th streets, offers his services to do every desoyp
tIon of work in his line at the lowest living rates
Persons about TO build having carpentry Jobs Of
any kind TO be executed had better give him . csll
before giving ont their orders, fe S-eoSms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-15
EXTENsIvE AssoRTMENT
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND
OTHER FURNITURE. At PRIVATE SkLz.


OF F urnlture, would respectfully Svzx1z.r~
invite the citizens of Washing E1c -
ton, and the public, to csI! and -
examine his stock for :hem-
solves, consisting Of
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
robes.
Fine Maaogany, Walnut, and Cherry, jenny Lind
and other Bedsteads.
Fine Wslnut and Rosewood Etrseres, Ladies' Cab
inets and Whatnots.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofss and Chairs
Fine solld Oak Marble top and other Cottas Cham
ber Sets.
Bureaus, and SIdeboards.
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs Of every descriy-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Looking
Glasses, 60.
My purpose is to cell cheap as any other psrsor
In Washington, and on favorable terms and 4
natter myself that no person wishing to purchase
Will be disappointed if they give me a calI.
A. GREEN,
au ls-tf Eo E96 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-15
DR. srRRPHHEN BAILS + X Y.
OFFICE No. 477, THIRTEENTH STREET,
-Four Doors Soutk of pennsvIro,,o srr~


Fo1T Doors South of PenHyyIcania Arsxss.
DR.: BAILY bess leave TO inform the public ths,
ne can De seen at ell hours, st his Office
lOosted a. above; he feels assured that an g.
~ ,sbnpe.Ience OF hReen years practice, with SlG
tns iaise number OF patients, and great variety of
ancnlt cases that he has treated successfully viii
eans 10 bs snf ssS scientific or
enee cSnhr ming the opinion of man{ cmlnsnt IN
E. ParIaly, has led HIM long since, TO discard al
mercuTla Breparstio1s for filing the teeth also ali
for the construction OF Continuous Gum Tssfh A.
thet Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate, is the ony
re.aoe substance that oan be worn the mouth, as
Dental Convention.
Although he iattsrs himself from bis long resi-
known to his Numerous fiends and patrons, he bcss
lsavo to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS,
efon rae Idh Rector Of fhe ChsreA Of EptyAass,
effkiS city:
Da, SrsPHkr BAILI: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem for you personally, and nv con6-
denoe IN you as superior dentist. The operations
eI Iecuted for me have been highly satisfactory. I
nope that You may receive the patronage from INV
Trends and the PUBLIC that your skill well de-
s:i Wilmington, Aug. 81 SaTs is s'r' ScM FRENcH
FROM one cr the oIde.. frns 1. Ralttro,.-
MsS,rs. Boggs, Cotran 4 Co.
Having employed DR.. Stephen BsiIy, Surgeon
Dentist, of Washington city, 70 execute for me an
to my entire satisiacton end In view the fact tSs
one OF the most disting shed members of the Den
a..
to perform the same work satlsiaciory il gives me
great seasgre to express ny entire oOnhdenos and
nigh estimation OF hI1 professional skill.
Bslsunoro, Jan. IL, 1851. EAR IANN Bo6es.
HsrssfJ Jfsss note rsesfosd from. fhs Isss Hon,
Joks n. Clayton.
-u Y. !. Senste, Aug. Is. 1885,
an ne teetn ion ssne ior me WORK admirably; no.
- I1 'O''''' yoaS &≤Gif Il. ec;GGiRfroN.
To these seeking relief from the rna!adies of the
teeth, can cheerfuy recommend Dr. s. Baily as
superior dsntlst. he made sat OF porcelain teeth
Tor one OF my family, and plugged several teeth for
mvseif, anc the work has al stood well for more
Ap7llls, las. Va. Coat II. E. Church south.
We, the 1niersisned haYIng h.d occaslon Avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DIR. 3. Baly
Surgeon Dentist OF this city or having been ccgpi
xhnt OF his operations families or friends take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, As we'll as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs q most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence end patronage Of
the public, Of which we consIder hlin eninently
verify.
THOMAS u. WALfxr, Architect u g Ca,
THOMAS MILLER, M. D., of WsshIngto1, ID, @,
B, ;, BoHRER, NJ. ID. Of Georgetown, ID, G,
n. 3. LINCOLN, III. D., of w Washlngtoa, ID, @,
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of w Washington, u. G.
6zoReR w ALTON, Ex Governor OF Florida.
WALTER LKNox, E1- Mayor of WashinGton.
HENRY BALDWIN, u, s, FAteat ONES,
feb H-n
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NJ ,o TEETH.

~ A LSVOMIS, ~. d., the inventor and patentee
sonsy At his ofiice IN this CITY. ks
Many persons can wear these Teeth who ~Lf1O
WHO cannot wear these. 'e
Persons calling at my Oice can be accommodated
WIN any style and prIoe of Teeth they NAV desire
out 10 those who are particular and sh the purest
strong est, and perfect denture that
fulIy warranted. - --~'s
Rooms IN this city, ss6 Penn. avenue, between eth
sa tUt1 stfeets also, s1 Arch strest, Philadelphia
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III Boston is ahead Of New York and Phila.
oeiPhia Her new Post Oeice is to Be ready for
occupancy on the lst OF March.
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Dentistry, &s,

DENTAL NOTICE,
- N. HILLS has removed his ofhc TO the roorn.
long occupied by Dr. Master, (SOs Penn ~~
ssenpe between 9Th and 10th sts.,) vhere4
ne VIII De pleased to see all who may desire 61b
MS seIVlces. or professional ability am kindly
permitted TO refer 10 Dr. Master. ia
II. DENTISTRY MPROVED.
DR. MUNSON is now sesrine Teeth on yuIo.p
lte combining the lFIesIsuhie adyantsr es
or cheapness, durability, usefuluess and in
creased comfort. Those having badly htt- S0
ing pates can now be guaranteed perfect t. Teeth
moIhteo on u!c3nIte will cost third less thar
soid. ana are far superior in every respect CaII
ena see sPeoimens AZ SSS Pennsylvania avenue.