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POLICE COURT, February l2TH.-The trial Of
Richard Van Tassel, Hugh Mooney and Lewis Stad-
Ter. on the charge Of horse stealing, came up Sat
urday morning before Judge Vail. From the evil
dence brought forward, it seems that countryman
named Narrows being upon the wood market oD
Tuesday last, went into saloon near BY to drink
or to warm himself. While there, German enter
ed and wished to trade horses with him. Nsrrows
offered to trade for 81 ito boot" The German
offered him 81, which should be considered reliable
evidence that the man was insane from too power
ful working of his conscience. The trade was
finally made, the difference in exchange being 90
cents in money, pound Of candles, and another
pound to pay for the drinks wich the occasion
called for. The horses were changed BY the re-
spective owners, and the German drove OF. but
finding his newly gotten horse to have but limited
amount Of ego" in him he repented Of his bargain,
and returned for the purpose Of trading back
Reaching the scene of the trade, he, with others
proceeded to unharness the horse and take the 9TH
er, while Narrows was in the saloon. He came out
and resisted. He did not wish to trade back, and
moreover, asserted that he would not perform thai
little service for the aforesaid German. Then en-
sued bloody war of words, in the course of which
the ysung men arrested came into the crowd and
kept the German from hurting Narrows, as be wa:
endeavoring to do. They being recognized, Wers
arrested for taking away the horse from Mr.. Mar
rows by force, hut the evidence failed 10 prove any
thing agains; them, and they were discharged
The case. of John E. Heilermein and Henry Al
press, for theft and receipt Of lot of tin andlead
was continued until the 10th.
RThat of Asa Emerson, for violating market or
dinanee, will be tried this morning.
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HOUSE.

The House resumed the consideration of the Or.
egon Bill
Mr.. Vallandigham, of Ohio, said when Kansas
should come here as Oregon has come. peaceably
and orderly, and with the consent of her people.
he should vote for her immediate admission. but
Kansas was not here while Oregon was. There
was no possible connection between the two and
he would not vote to establish any. Both would
be free States. He found Oregon here and would
take the first which came, and vote for her admis.
sion. He was opposed to Mr.. Crows amendment,
and all others which only delayed or embarrassed
the bill, but he thanked Mr.. Grow and his Repub-
llcan friends Tor Offering the Oregon bill They
stood unenvied now,and had squared up and wiped
out the Lecompton act of last session
Mr.. Lane, OF Oregon, related the circumstances
attending the formation Of the constitution, and
urgently urged her admission, saying that he had
no doubt she bad over S93, 600 white population.
Mr. Stanton, OF Ohio, said the admission of Ore
gon was only matter of time His colleague, Mr..
Vallandigham, had found something to be thank
ed for. SO far as be was concerned, his coesOne
was welcome 10 all he could make out oft in Ohio.
twas last year decided by the almost united
voice OF the Democrats that Kansas should not be
admitted with constitution of her own making
without first having her right of representation as
certained by census. This was recognized and
spread on the records of the country as part othe
Democratic principle, and there was no escape
from 1t. If Kansas had been admitted under the
Crlttenden-Montgomery 4mendment, il is very well
known that she would have two Republican Sena.
tors. ALI he asked was that when State came
here protesting to lie free, with two Democratic
Senators to serve during the next Presidential
term, there be meted out to her the same rule as
was applied TO Kansas, and not adopt one rule for
the admission of Democratic State and another
for Republican State. This is the secret on the
question.
He indicated his opposition, and said he wouli
not, by voting for the admission under it. give vi
tality to the Dred Scott decision.
Mr.. Stephens was glad he had an opportunity Of
showing the utter groundlessness of the charge
against the Democratic party. Last winter that
party applied one rule Of admission in one case and
different one in another.
He held that the people of Oregon could Justly
lay claim to admission under previous ordinances
and compacts. If the Republicans had believed
that their opponents had done wrong in regard to
Kansas, why should they attempt to pursue sim
liar course and keep free State out of the
Union?
Two wrongs do not make right Gentlemen
on the Republican side had fonnd fault with the
Oregon Constitution because it excludes free ne.
groes and mulsttoes, and il denies them in the
Courts. He answered various objections which
had been made to the Oregon Constitution.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To The LADIES' OF THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been my good restore to health many
hsasands of my country-women
NV success has excited the malice of the enYiOus and
ous; but their prosecutions have served only TO extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relisved SoOng held in afectionate and
Aank renembrancs by those who have experienced my
skin lean afford to despise the efforts of
nd slandeFers
Ny friends nave repeatedly urged place my med
sine for producing mensruation within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United Sates but indspcont to enter
Ee so occupied By quacks with perncOus nostrums
end fear that uuprncpled countereters might palm upon
ths public their worthless limitations hive hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
ANI1E DE FEMME" b" in the United States
Atiast WELD the enrreates of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy Of the "ANIE DE FEMME"
need onF say that it hauid or and is exactly such
as have used my pecen France for many years and
that il has failed to satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme and menstruation stand in the
lation of cause and effect alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual how where never has existed andtH
restore it where has from any suppressed.
In osrto guard against imposition the wrapper Of dreC
mons on each bottle of the AHie de Femme wi bear
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bCl
will be sealed with ny private seal.
Price, $500 package. n,ronn
Pans January, 1851.
For sale, wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply ;h'
Amie de Femme At the PrOpretOr's prices.
aul0 dkwlgs
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PIcKPocKET TARREsTED-George Clegg, New
York boy. was arrested yesterday afternoon fOr
picking the pocket of Mrs. Miller, who lives upon
Muirson street hile at funeral at the Erie street
Cemetery. She noticed that he crowded closely
to her while standing at the grave and, seeing him
run of, she gave the alarm. He had taken her
pocket book, in which were S23 He is. we learn,
the youngest of five brothers, four of whom are, or
have been, in the Penitentiary. He is about Is
years of age
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UNITED STATES SUPREME CoURT.-In the re
port of the Court at Washington for February 10th
we find the following notice Of the old Ogdensburg
and Atlantic case, which is familiar to our read
ers. Judge Spalding is Mr.. Chamberlin's counsel
No. 64-Philo Chamberlin ct al, clsimantsIOf the
propeller Ogdensburg, VS.. Eber B.Ward ct al, sur
vivors of Samuel Ward; also No. Sober B. Ward
ct al, survivors Of Samuel Ward, VS.. Philo Cham
berlin ct al, &c. Argument commenced for libel
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AMERICAN HOUSE, MEDINA.-In these sleighing
times, there is hardly more pleasant ride than to
go in the afternoon to Medina, on a good plank
rad, spend the evening-have supper and ball il
you like, and return the next morning. And while
at Medina, the American House, kept by W. s.
Terrill, will be found the place to stop. The best
of entertainment and attendance viii always be
found here, and charges reasonable. Don't fail
to try the American when visiting Medina.
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WESTMINSTER REvIEw.-Hawksl u Bro. have
received from Leonard Scott & Co., the Westmin'
ster for January, with the following contents =
Reform of Parliament; The Religious Folly oi
Austria; The Sanitary Condition of the Army
Chloroform and other Anesthetics; Spiritual Des.
titutiOn in England A full Review of Cariyle'i
History of Friedrich the Second; Recent Gases O.
withcraft; Contemporary Literature. The last i
an excellently well written article or continued es
say upon Theology, Philosophy, Science Biogra
ply, Bellies Lettres and Art, which every schoial
and general reader would do well to read. We neet
not say that al of the articles are well worthy pc
rusal and study.
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FROM sT Louis

ST. Louis, Feb. IL.
The new Mexican mail with dates to the 23d
ult , reached Independence tonight
The California mail from Stockton was over
due at Santa Fe. The contractors were uneasy
as the mail party had to run the gauntlet of the
Mohan villages, containing about 5000 Indians.
The weather was fine and the roads good.
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IORlGlNAIl
Certificate Of Authority.
To expire The 3lst day of January, 1850.
COLUMBUS, o. Jan. 81, Il


COLUMBUS. o., Jan. 81, ls,s
WHEREAS, "rhe Consolidated Insurance Company of
the City Of PHILADELPHIA located PHILADELPHIA in the
State OF Pennsylvania has led in this Office
ent OF its condition required by first section OF the
TO regulate Insurance Companies ncorp rated
BY the State Of OhiO passed April 1856; and whereas
said company has furnished the undersigned salts
evidence that It is possessed least One Hum
dred thousand Dollars of actual capital invested in socks
or in bonds OF mortgages of Real Etate worth double
the amount for which the Is morgaged; whereas
SAID comI any has filed in this oce written instrunen,
under its corporate seal signed By the President Sec
retary thereof authorizing agent agents said
Company this acknowledge service Of process
for in behalf Of said Company conBentng that
Of process final upon any such agent agents.
shall be taken and held valid If served upon the
Company, according the Jaws Of this other state
waving all clam right Of eIr0r, by Of such
acknowledgements of service.
Now, therefore pursuance Of the first sec1n of The
To regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated BY
the State of Ohio, passed April s. 1856 J. FRANCIS M
WRIGHT Auditor of Slate, do hereby certify that said
Consolidated Insurance Company OF the City Of PhiAdel
pha authorised 70 transact The business Of Fire and Ms
this State until the 3sr day Of JsnuAry
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
In witness whereof have hereHnto subscribed
and caused the seal Of my oce to Be Alfred this
day January, in the Year one thousand eight hundred
| and ffty-nins.
tLs} = N ~AiSAl Auditor.
fsbl2alwas -
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COAL! COALM COAL!!
John non & YATES

Ar, yrsuared to deliver pure srtics Of RRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
Orders promptly filled at their Yard, the Canal,
near the foot OF Vineyard street. Cleveland, o..
TouDJ ron oc1o dam 21ss JVN YATES.
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FROM HAVANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL.
The steamship Empire City, with dates from
Havanna to the 9th inst has arrived here.
Sugar was firm. The stock on hand amount
ed to 65, 900 boxes.
Lard quiet at IL 3-4als.
Sterling exchange III.
Exchange on New York Ia
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

II E. RUFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Capes, Muffs, Caps,
Robes, Mufiers, Gloves, &c. He offers the highest
prices for Mink, RaccoOn, Muskrat, and other
furs Remember Sd door above Bank on Superior
street.
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SIR. sHERlIAN's COMMITTEE.
W aeur~o-.,, I'll Il

The evidence before the Select Committee on
Printing to-day, says the Tribune, fastened per.
jury upon Philadelphia witness 1t also impli
Gates the publisher OF the Union. II Mr.. Wendell
refuses to testify, an attachment viii issue for him
Nearly 100 witnesses have been examined by the
Naval Corruption Committee.
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WESTERN NEWS.

LEAvENwoRTH, K. 7. Feb IL.
A bill abolishing and prohibiting slavery in
the Territory, passed the Legislature. Gov.
Medary will doubtless veto it.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TRAVELER,s REGTsTFR.
ARRIVALS
NEW ADYFRTIsRMFNTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
}. M. hower-Flour, &c.
Rouse Jenninss-Money to Loan.
Walker 4 Pelouze-Type Foundery
Lost-Gold Spectacles-
Rouse L JenRings-FOr sale.
Deton's Home ioa Domsstics
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BY, TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFFICE, wkRIEs's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AHp
st. CLAIR STREETS.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK. Feb. IL.
The great billiard match between Michael
Phelan and John Seereiter, for the champion
ship Of America, is to be played at Detroit on
the 18th Of April
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.

SENATE.
Mr.. Doolittle spoke in favor of his plan for set.
Ting free negro nation in the American tropics.
and concluded by offering an amendment to tbe
bill that the treaty for the acquisition of Cuba shall
be null and void, unless ratified by a majority OF
the free white citizens of the Island.
Mr.. johnson, of Tenn, brought forward his res.
olution that the President be instructed to reUuet
the heads ofthe Departments to prepare their es-
Inmates for 1850 on a basis not exceeding $50 Z.
00O.O0o, exclusive of the interest of the public
debt ana Il at that part ofthe Presidents Message
be referred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. GEin moved to refer it to a Select Commit.
tee composed of the Chsirmen Of the various Com.
mittees.
Discussion ensued, in which retrenchment
was advocated on both sides, but the subject
was postponed to take up the private calendar.
Mr., Crittenden obtained the floor Adjourned.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. I2.
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~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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MeSifints.
NOhss from the Nsv Yors TSi5une..
7QSO TWELVE YEARS AGO

lOOCs the success Of several 5sj;rsI ,.11is1,S
IN curing disease uoo1 principles in aecorance Win
rsteo l1stntlon under aa act OF the Legsaturs ~ h
title OF THE GREFENBERo COMPANY oF NV vo55 ~ - -
Inc continued success of their remedies an te f MA
aey nave gained upon public confidence has fulv 1sfi5
tbe honor conferred upon the Association By
zctment. and they have reason 10 feel great
barring their With medical Academies also eharf
hy public authority Unsolicited TESTIMONY from Dube ~
private Individuals aud clmmendatory notices N ne M
ing Journals bear witness the medical kl apd hieb
Isnna csrscier Of the gentleman connected with lie
mus ass sur1ng the pubic 4 at, among the manT
unworthy advertisers Of the day the GREFENBFR0 COW
PAY has ever been and viii be reliable aHd tFusfzorfy
nsdlnn lot the restoration Of health 10 the aej and
dencs. - --'' s''1i-
The principles and practice Of medicine adoptd bv thi,
OF HEALTH invaluable mediral work nnhiieked
for family and therefore sold at he nrina5 r-i -
twenty-five cents Tor which sum il l. mailed frss 10 anT
The health Of AmoTical women diseases Of spa
Tue more obscure end chronic complaints we'll as he
common diseases incident to this country have ts
attention of this ins tuition and Il is enough TO say
nave proved themselves fully comresnt fhs rreaf trrt
"5leh men the public have confided 70 their skill
en- am pc testimony regarding their remed e. and our Rad
ers are referred TO them for particulars.
Fr5n the Democratic A0,
RELIEF FoR MOTHERS AND CH1IDRES-Iu no .,uatr-
90 WolleH suffer 50 much from diseases peculiar 10 feir
sex as IN the United States; in country DO So man
these facts that the Gre enbor Company Al No a. f
Row. New York, oaened their great establishment f
thesH dsc4 and dangerous diseases DR. Joshua
Erqse Is IN consent Attendance the Office and he IL
deemed to be fully competent dschsrEs with aT n
his delicate duties We shall hereafter enter faIiT inc
thls subject, with minute sp sciheatiOns.
The GREFENBERG MEDICINES are for sale bv city
dIulsS ana dealers IN medicine throughout the Staes
H. B. KINGSLEY. ClsFsland-
J1n-' Agent for Ohio-
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SABBATH scHooL CoNcERr-The Sabbath
School Union concert viii be held at the Second
Presbyterian Church on this (Eonday) evening at
O'Clock. Rev. J. C. White is expected to address
the meeting.
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REMEDY FOR "BLAcKLEG."-NOt remedy for
the ''blackleg" disease which attacks fast young
men, but for the disease in cattle, known by that
name, which has attacked cattle and horses in this
and other States, and which has proved very trou
besome. Parties holding this recipe, who have
been desirous to make speculation out of it, have
charged two dollars for t,whch all must pay in or
der to know how to save their cattle. Mr. V. Lewis,
of Columbia, thinking it too hard that poor people
should be obliged to pay 81 for the remedy to this
disease bought it. and gives it to US for publication
that ALL both rich and poor, may have the benefit
Of it, It is said to be sure remedy and is as fol-
lows:
Battle the leg thoroughly with boiling hot tur-
pentine, (his seems severe, but, hot as it is, it viii
not take the hair Off then bathe it with solution
of brine and ssltpetre, half aud half, after which
keep it well oiled with some soft oil, and give the
animal daily little saltpetre inwardly.
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ENatiOual Guards, fine favored Cigar, a
STRONs & &ARxsrsoNe's, ls0 Superior Street.
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m-LIABILIrIEs
2 - 80 - 'ss-ss - -
IY-MIsCELLANEOUS.

lh-The greatest amount insured any risk s IS 0
lhhe greatest amount allowed by the rules to be
sured IN any city, town or village. No precise
rules made on this pom, the Company rules be-
ing - avoid a large amount in any one, locality.
lh-rhe greatest amount allowed be sursdn any
block-same answer
IlThe amount capital earnings eposed any
other State security for lCsses therem-none.
l5th-Charter fled with the Auditor.
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State Of PennsJlTa
County Of philadelphia,

State OF Pennsylvania, -
County of Philadelphia, -
James Blight. President and Edwin A Lewis, Secreta-
" the Consolidated InS Co. being seVeFaly sworn
pose and say that the above full and correct
Of the aIs Of the said Company-thzt the said
Insurance Company the bona de of least
Hundred Thousand Dollars OF actual cash cash capital
vested Storks and Bonds, mortgages Real Es-
tale woT double the amount for which tn
gaged that the above described part
thereof made for the benefit any individual
authority the management of said Company either
President Secretary Treasurer Director otherWlse
tna the mortgages above described have been assigned
nor IN any manner released impaired bv sid Company
and that they the above described officers Of the said
Insurance Company
J. II. BLIGHT, President
Z. A. LEWIS, Secretary
Subscribed and soTn before this Nd day Of Iauuayy
$780, DANIEL B. BORNEY
Ohio Commissioner in Philndelphia Pa
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Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The only harmless ana Tett10te OYe Kfaotoh'
The olgnal and best in the world
An others aEe mere limitations and should be avoided il
yoa wish to escape rdicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natura Blown Black, without the least
injury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS hare been
vardsd to wm A Bliebelor suce lss, pad 60 900
applications have been made the Hs Of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes.
VA 4. BATcHELoRS HAIR DYE produces color
not be Distinguished Tom uatUre and is WARRANTED
nof igure he sasi however long may be eoniiHued
and the III effects of d Dyes remeied; the Hair inygOr-
kfed for life hy ihis Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied lin private rOoms at the Wig
Taetory, No. 233 BrosdEay, N. Y
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States BY Drug
sists and Fancy Goods Deaiess.
II The senuins has the nspe and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each Box, of
W8I. A BACHELOR,
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RuNAwAY.-Saturday afternoon the horse Of
Dr. H. Lammersmsu took fright while standing
near the foot Of Superior street, and dashed up the
street, throwing out boy who had hold Of the
reins. He ran with great speed mp the street,
dashing against post in front ofRobisons, smash
ing the cutter to pieces, and continued up to the
Square where he was stopped without having done
any further damage. The boy and horse were in
jured, but the sleigh was made perfect wreck.
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EA All the best brands Of Elyria Cigars, at
Strong & Armstrong;.
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
PATENTED
March ID, 1858, by
THos. DENHAM & JOSEPH W. BRIGGS,
0Ls-


THos DENHAM JOSEPH W. BRIGGS,
OF fCleveland, Ohio
THE SPRING AND ITS ATTACH
Il mems are perfect substitute for weights and pull
leys and balances the sash any desired pont giving an
AIARM BY the rsi lowering Of the sash, and are
easily applied to windows IN bnildns ready built.
The following testimonial Is from the weknown Master
CLEvELAxD Ohio November. Isss
RFesSrS DEEnAM bBIoeS.-We.t the undersigned hav-
n-sT,roinsd rour ALARM SPRING SASH BEIANCyE
- ,o- end invention valuable
70 conmunv and superior 10 anything like purposes
nced burglar proof together with the pefecness and
simplicity O construction and applied TO the window with
such rnE expense Is s1heenf guaranty
that generous pubic Will 1aops n anu VII come mo
'Isr1 aissh sss Builder
md Briider. Geo Campbell L..--- do
W. Warner -BuildeElG H Kidney--.----- 90
Shernsn Kenney... do James Budge.----... 90
W Cubbon.-..... do A Brainard-----. DO
s. NJ stiles - 90 s. H Richardson. do
william Collistsr... do g 81 Wa d------..- eo
Henri Blair.- do IS C0lahan. 90
p. B Young..... do Levi johnson. do
A. J. Piper.-....- do John Owens, C1ntractoi
,ohn Gill ....---. .Confractorl and Builder.
and Builder. =
This nsention is on exhibition at the Paint and Gas
warehouse Of 7. DENHAAI, No. so Public Square.
Comfy and Sate Rishs sale bv the p.entees dec2
OOLLARS-COL LARGE
" lot Of Misses Collars At only shilling sachayerl
eSt artcle also large assortment handsome Collars
6e viii be sold low jniz s. HYMAN CO,
DARGAINS FOR THE MILLION
Ss1fs. janiI Ell BALDWIN co.
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DEntistrp.
REMOVAL.

nR F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
1 1ss-d his dental Once to his readerre, No 90
~ = hapDT 10 see al Of hisform eFpaTsns or AMI 9TH
vi. .II ~ - yreed his services.
cieysisnd March y. .,is's-mA2s'dn