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DENTIST
once 253, Superior street ncar Ksndeffs sf0fe.
Dr. snow suit OF rooms now ready, and he would
be pleased all 81 hs old patrons ard Others who
may wish The services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
Cd fanss an1 hod exposed capped and
cd also Goth Inserted gold silver oorao orvuloonio
base. or platinum plate with continuous gum which is
20 much used east. mS23
BRANDRETH's Pulls, composed wholly Of Veg
sabe matte found BY exosrienoo to be harmless to
the most ten nee tho weakest frame, under every
sage Of human suffering; the most poaant and benign In
their operation tina offered tho world and nj
the time the searching out the root o.
any complaint, however doep and of periorming cure
b BRANDEHrH, NJ d.
Sold u No % Canal st.. Braudroh's HuHdiug' oni ny
A. s. Godnst No 22O Superior street. Ceveland and by
J, b, wheedon Hadson, and an respectable dealers in
medicines. jen2ldsw:2tl
HosrRTrERs sroncH BTTERs are now gen.
erav conceded TO b. uuequaod Tor their prompt scion IN
aevatios and curing all diseases Of the stomach. Their
superior excellence and consequent roady
counted for from The well known fact hat they made
under the personal supervision Of the prop otor in strict
accordance with pharmaoeuio sce Its Is always
htended with the most beneficial results, and OF
Nervous debility Constipation Faiuonco and other like
diseases, caused by disorderod stomach its curative
powers are Of tho most speedy aud powerful charater
and any other preparation of the same claims be
fore the public
For sale be Druggists and aors scuaraly cyeDwhere
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BATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs surross an.
They elegant light, easy and durable
tting TO cham-uo turning up hehinl--no shrinking
off the head; indeed, this is the onl Establishment where
these things property understood and male
23l Broadway New York
Janl7 W, FTSIEC, Cleveland. Ohio Agent
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Nsported ~ the Unian Telegraph
)FFioh' WARtFa 8 BLOCK, C0RNEn o. BANK luu
~. CLAIR sTREETs.
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The amendment waa then adopte9s
The ayes and noes upon The aual passage Of The
resolution giving The printing stood ayes, Chris.
tlan' Clark. Crawford, Ford, Hopginson. Hovey,
Marshall, Masters, Ovlait Ransom, Russell wors.
wick-l2.
Noes, Dickson, Hickman, Lewis. McLain, Ry-
der, Thayer, Thompson wiuslow-s
PRosEcurINe ATronNEy pRENriss-We hear
much commendaton Of The manner in which Pros
ecutor PRENrssoopducts the criminal cases which
come under his cognizance AZ the late criminal
term the business was 30 Admiralty prepared and
conducted that no time Of the Court and Jury was
wasted and the expenses to The county we're cut
down to the lowest possible sum.
On Saturday last, special Grand Jury met in
the forenoon to act on cases Of certain prisoners in
jail Before P. NJ. the witnesses had been ex.
amined, six indictments found, aud the Grand Jury
having ghnlshed itsspecal business, was discharged
An experienced Juryman remarded in our hearing.
that "some County Prosecutors would have kent
the jury together for a week to have accomplished
so much" On Monday two Of the indicted were
tried and convicted Such skin, Judgment. and
promptness on the part Of public officer, com
mend him to the consideration Of the public, and
especially Of the tax payers.
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FOX BUFrALo-steamboat city Of Buffalo, Capt A. d .
PERKINS at goclock
FoE DErRorr-steumb at Ocean, Capt EVANS, Q p. NJ
For SANDusKY AND ToLED1-Sioamboat Forester Capt
WARD,
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EXCESSIVE HEAT.-The Thermometer at Dr.
Robinson's No. GO Wood street, yesterday stood "a
degrees Fahrenheit in the shade, at four p NJ
Rather hot considering the pleasant breeze that
was blow ing.
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70 The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks Schuckers and Olmsted's news depots.
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NlTonELL's OUTLINE MAP

MiTCnELL's OUTLINE MAP
AGENCY
VIE pf;,. WESTERN Trade Supplied at
"'ytl tNGHAM BRAGG.
PELTON'S OUTLINE MAP s
AGENCY
THIS is THE ONLY AGENCY IN
ohio.
malo NGHAM 3 BRAGG.
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NEW B00KS RECEIIEl- M


HehI ny mall, pre- PAID, on receipt OF Price.
From Wall stree o. Cashmere; by Ireland; beauh
lIuli illustrate nrirp.
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slivui on BY husi WiyIafd -. - al
ihe lNeni"go Of lic; Ivy Charm ....,. ... / o.
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tl lvl".I thc blul. ilustraie ~ 1 00
tn5,og osesni IT he Varieties Of Love ........l
-ui" run hlcu . 4 90
Ame,irsn % Weeds and Useful %
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tuilri Fay; Poem ...... ''''''''''''-.- N
BE- DC about T. s1s. .... '''ff'''t' ''-''+f -
SSa,,not' SSa,not'g LllcS or children IN IS
ON Owls OF hostou II act SooIey-Soriety's prire.
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Al7 There was ERE somewhere in the extreme
south of the city, at y ocloc last nigbt-too far
out to get particulars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-29

SssH Sheriff Wightman did not leave yesterday,
as was announced. lie leaves this morning with
his batch of prisoners
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HAwFs 4 BRo4 259 Superior street, have re.
ceVed the kniokerbocker, New York Ledger,
Frank Leslies Newspaper with large cut Of the
war IN llaly-Battle Of Montebella, Mac Mahon,
MARSHALL Of France, Recouoitering. pisdmontese,
and much Interesting reading; Pulpit and Ros-
Hum, published Ia N y, by H. II. Lloyd q Co,
and many other interesting publications.
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pIoDr IgoSrs sstor ,p fearIIess'y nroc sinrit tobe
ErpunEaEun
- S.,s ..Ns =, - - - = ul d, t tu, s...,!...
az a regeAeIaoi @ ~ tsStyIe ~ ~ I - -l,i H. @
IWCuluts lle Al 't tu' lo"Iu o. uauu ul "ll NLl.-
ous peIso's 5 gS m i, nt,,os 1 vt'DS he's 10 ,l ua'u
HuIh, a u w i'' Pi'u i'''i i N't''i "'" '''
II Is also Grand Tonic and VIII give roef in ryspo-
~ @ WIN w IN II, ,i ~ u,soi ~ ~ ~ 70 Cil @ ~ ~ ii WI
t teo le W f Nv Wv 5''' VA ll''' "'"'" ''
O'S' Pbe 15J u H., ce,in In ree tIrcbt,s if, r
,9i hlsIanI a nous 5i au ~ IN 3 u.s. ] , un @
. er asan the DAYS ef their risoc oy 1t moi only
harues 0ut strengthens ana Is really dn mvunan hes-
snug espooiay 70 usa VINO nave pten reduced Co aron-
diton Of Sc UNITY by se,i9busr mistWtuue OF ordinary
ckness no matteI WlI X ~ t'e ul lh' Unpo. thcy ui
any human otga ,nlssup'fo l4Ah'lI'ns Wl remove the
Huohings' lie frhiqrao should 10 used by all per-
go who nave disorored ren e, stomach l'er muscuar
hcuo9lorpd lWelect OF loWh'ss OF sIlrs. u rs q M
Io1nded 90 m harmrss le pQWtul supcs uru contains
MOI a gram or alnh OF mHeI substance
ty, sIi,ies ] I "a q 2 eu WIZ n, @ ",ssNeL l
teTRgy
w rs IN IN q ana Cu4ue pIepala 94 Us IF
6b 6bsIe oy t o PP7 WI F. N1s' ht n 100 ''t'
o5is'tee t ,l'ln u4' -Nl VIZ H'ilu 'l -
S3 70 WE t eF, F W Ape M Wi t,c ~ iIs. ,''
Ea31 Hutchings Life Exhiarant is rejuve-
nator Of una proathnbc ard iuutuhe eEcrllcuca For
alt uavous,iis ses, how PRODUCED. must be
considered faline spcci % also cue for allIc-
ton Ceuterng IN the liver stomach brain rs mistigu
70 D.. HaTcgiSos, IIrr FvWI1p,NT-0ne
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FOREST CRY HALL--It Is intended to hold
Rasberry Festival at the above Hail, ON Thurs.
day evening next June STU, at half past O'Clock;
for the purpose Of liquidatng the debt incurred in
fitting up The Hall
Admttance Is cents
A Baod OF music will be In attendance.
Committee Of Arrangement N. Richardson,
James Warner, aud John Malyin.
CLEVELAND. June 2s, 1859
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PERoDIoALs.-Mr. schuckcrs, at his neat News
Depot opposite The Pos,O flee, has the Wavery
Magazine Frank Leslie's Newspaper, the Dime
Song Books, etc,
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What GustaVe Satter says !
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,

Who vsitel on'a for the FIRST umo n company with The
renowned
KARL FoRMEs,
Aud who pronounced by many ogiyo Braalet expression
TO his playngthau EVEN TtALBERG, was pleased to
write tae following IN reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATlER PRWERi
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a. If any people in the world ever needle

~ Al ahJ p'up'o III tHC Npilu ever uctutu
an apostle to cast their devils ont. t who i've
this water-logged The mlasmatc poison Of our
BwOmrs aud Marshes brComss vcritable devil an the
blood to reve in the Aguos aud Ftyas which shake and
corch all. AYERS "AaUC cure +" is said 10 be the
postle need and Of ncghhors who have tried
G or flm the report .-T0HrncI. Plano, W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-29
City Council PToceedingS. "a,
TUESDAY EvEy1NG, June %.

lNE0hAn LNENlNG, June 20,
PETITIONS
From about 800 citizens soliciting the dedi-
cation of the City Lot on the North East cor
ner of Pearl and Lorain Streets for market
ground Received and fled
REPORTS
OF the City Fire Engineer for the quarter
ending June 9th. That Hool, and Ladder com
pany, and Engine Companies Nos I, 2, 3, g,
and 10 have each 40 men; that Nos 4, 3, Y
and have each so men, and Alert Hose and
Protection Hose each 80 men, Received and
filed.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

REsoUERs CAM. Ii Soorr, HARNESS Ma.
ker, would inform the Cleveland public that being
ia Jail awaiting his trial on charge Of Iescuing a
man from bis oaptors, aud being anxious TO main
tain his habits of industry, and to do what he can
to support bis family at home, has opened a shop
for muking and repairing Harnesses
Any persons disposed to patronize NJ scorr
will be sure to lud him at tho Jail at all times IN
Gill bis trial comes of Jobs Of repairing done
neatly and with dispatch
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~ For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, 30 TO D. G Dletz, III superior.st.
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EA AND INV DICE FILE.
Originally Patented in Cleveland. s
OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLD l
,ETTERS AND INVOICES CAN
- lo refer I'd 10 ia au Instant hv simnle - ~
s, " ,y, .Ains l,oAins ca, savi' in time and Rbor.
.o INGHAM BRAGG
Jus AGENTS for Manufacturers 10 N Y.
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ROUSE & JENNHNGs@,
REAL ESTATE
And
N S u r A N @ n
AGENTS,

EOR SALE. BOLIVAR STREET
a Fronting Prospoc-A good kousu and large lot with
ifuIt aud th'uubuy $4,000
a. ACEfS In Euclid iu.t on th. line from East Glove.
lhuu-leg house aui Irame hlin, small pmuuui ut tm-
Ter balance Wull CLEARED, I,h black lHuiug soil. Gun
hr rented rave Yeas 10 pay per cent ON rnce- 500
KlNsMAN ST corner lot 56l2Oo I,rt well located b.
LAX b STA corner lot wiu, tono dwelling ana barn
CLINTON PARE-y.cant lot on Moth side 90 .cor
hoht iuuninFtl Lukairio, Alsu vacant lot on sou
LAKEs sr.--upoosite tho Marine Hospilolyucant lot 80
bJIi 100 uu ally. thcn1
AN IMPROVED FAHM WiSCOEt tIN-Nrartu tutyyo
largo towns uul 40 thiCly tg tied CuuuttyHsu ser G
aud well sa.rTud. $1,000
DuN Elt.ui urrs ON .Lo Lake horf-suil g.udy lorm
twto unu blr md urchuId uf Erltod nun pll To dlst
Wtn order. S50pcrHcrc.
tKEsr.-loyoad clinton Park Vacant lot lal6O q -
Hbi7.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
klNNMAh HOAp-3mi rs FROM tho Court Itousc-gcv-
utHuu acres with large cutt-O house barn bud sac
pIr pay house pnd lot u hc ciy suy SlliO mud m.t
% iho balance may rnuaiu uu bond and mIr garo.-
FARhI-n Sheffield. Ipiniu Co., igO acres on he NJ IA
Ridge Tuud, lm'los nom Eyrn, sol mostly andy tnd
rmNuly luIm wi ltumc bort n lnui, "a uTro two b oy
IW house auu large bIfn aud ord ua-u vulu Iuit llfu
F,vE AGREs- on the Lake shore North Of perry 50
hu ldiHg with rhsn" aud boiler valuable fUrmunulHc-
iuiu5 pnfpusea. Vii take one huf druy Do Weston
ILLIkOIs-3lO ucios ia tho Issieru mt of ihs sute
miles fum station un thr Chicago hr uch If Illinois
trufTH u X 900 uuU haUltiH ruuttry ImurYsd tutms
,l' wonug egtyd mmty by Dmps pom hkro4log
uy, Hud VIII pay a dhorc!. ~ cash.
m1yLl nOUSr JEN NtNGS
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HUTCHINGs' LIFE EXHILABANT.
YOUTH TO THE AorDl-sTRraoru TO THE WEAK
IINEQUAH.ED

This novel rrep ration has met with the approval Of tho
faculty every pat uf the world and hes aud
propT etOr fearless y proc ginr 10 tuhc
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tion elasticity Of touch and p1wor of Tone io have
used ia this the old country Another srug foo-
tire in these instruments. (aud where Others TOO often m
is Ne remaining under the hoavest and most di-
hout plaving-n0t string shattorng naitus, and the
aco' remaining perfect that Tho per.orme enabled
Al vines to give instantaneous s6eei 20 emphatic pass
ser,
Shed GUSTAVE sATTER
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q" Thea Pianos are for sale by
p .--AaAl OssIAN r, DODGE,
- No Euclid Street Cleveland.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS!

sold in Cleveland by WAI, EIsKE 00d GNvL0RD s
HAMMOND. s0r7l w6m2
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TK8NRs0F ADVERTISING,
fTvxLyt tyrkA d Lnss nArS SauA~rA

BuneAAss0sri not sxcesdins six liASs, inside
SIS. Otherwise $40.
,saseAl Estisss' 81 %. obi.aari.s, according
to space occupied.
lupnysd adrsrsissnenu hsif more than tbs
abSSc rates. G
Adssrtfssmsnts lsadcd and placed under the
head of"speciAi Gosicss," sestse Ae ordinary
rates.
Special Notices In the Local colsns 10 cents
per limo. Fl q 8 = q
ASy~issUsnts orAassd sn sAe iasies sxsIu>
sivsiylp fhe DAAiy. Alter chs arst two veek q,
30 psr ssntf more than the, above rAtss.
All frsssSe1t 'sdvsfftseMsnfs mssf be Pad for
n Advance. TAs sals will net b varied from
WAsa she advsrtissr Uses the Weekly aioas,
the price will b the sAses ~ in the Daily. -
Who're tbs Daily and Weekly are both ussd,
1S Psss ssrs will b. dsdasted fron the aGrs-
gate amount.
Under vtbs prsssst syyssm, She advertiser
pays 80 aach for The spesc As occupies, the
changes being ehAsgsAAls. fsr the es1,osision
only. fn1 pian fs now generally adopted
Our charge fsr changes viii b Is ssats per
~fn oil cases where advertise a suf y aYx
discontinued bsfera ths sxpiratioa Of the year
or the time contracted for, they viii hs charged
up st our regular rAtes for the time actual-
y In.
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M W. n I kx, M. d.. surge eon
Vls Denttst. Office on Sscond-St.,
between Main and johnson streets, Kso-
knk, Iowa. 0

DR.. Hicks, in renewing his card TO the public.
would call attention 10 new style OF "Plte
Work, :, which IL peculiarly adapted 70 Nat irregu-
lar, and otherwise didicuK jaw. This improve
ment has been tested three years end has sustained
its early prouiss II nlling : rssl vast In plate
work. The work is now worn by many Of our most
prominent citizens, who give it : hsalty approval,
and 70 whom he 10 permitted to refer those inter
ssted N &S *#8 A
DR.. H. Is also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, "Block' work, and ordinary "God Plate"
work, for which be has superior stock Of msts-
rial. Ne il prepared 70 in teeth with Odd Foil,
sf Adhesive Gold and "Chrystal Gold, in the most
thorough and durable manner. 2s3kN
In view Of the stringency in money matters
some allusioA to Palcs6 nay not be improper -
While on the one hand, DR.. H. believes tito he tho
better policy. ~ we'll - the honsster course, met
TO work at all than 10 work at prices that will ne
osssitats inferior work On ths other hand he is
willing to conform in his charges 10 the lower
STANDARD Of rem unsrasion that other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen years experiepcs, thorouah deyo-
tton 10 his profession. and aa earnest desire to
please he ID determinsd 10 ncrit and hopes to re-
aeire, continuation Of tbs liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed.
Julyll.dkW *s$A *t
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Foa ALL THE PURPOSES OF 1 FAMILY pHYslc.

are 30 composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion Of the human organ
Ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who 10 bowed down with
pain or physical debility il astonished to End his
health or energy restored by remedy at once 70
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, hut also many formidable and
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates OF their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints Cosfsrs-
ness. Heartburn, Headache arlsing from disordsrsd
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam an ond Morbid
Lsaction Of the Booes, Flati4ienry. Loss Of Appe-
ssts, Jnssadice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body obstruction
of its functions. They are an excellent alternative
for the renovation OF the blood and the restora-
ton Of tone and strength to the system debitated
by disease.
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AYER,S '.'a
Ague Cure,
ron rnx aPKRpY curr or

rOK Tn1 SPEEDY cunE or
1n1eRnieesnt Fever, or Fever and ASue.
Remittgnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Asus, PerioAical Headache, or Bilious
HeaAachs, aAA Dilieas Fevcrs, indeed
lsr the whole c1nne of diseases OFigi.
naaing IN biliafy aer1neeiiAsns, cs1sea
~ sAe Malaria or niaaia aatic cesntries.
No 90 ssmsdy i luudw called Sbr by the
nsceaitis of the American people than . sure
and Ats cure fbr Fever and ARue. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty TINT It viii eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof. thss
no harm can arise from its use in any Quan-
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be Of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. nrepesssom II
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this balefI distemper. This aCuRx" expels
the miamatic poison Of FEvxR AND Aoun
from the syssm and prevents the develop
ment Of the diseasc, il taken on the first ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. 1t IL
mot only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints. but also the
cheapest. The large quantity We supply for
q dollar brings ii within the reach az every
II
AND AeuE prevails, every body should have il
and nse il freely both for cure and protection.
It il hoped this price will place il within the
reach of all-the poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and cer-
tain cure Of 1ntermittents is, that 1t contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no quinimn or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left - healthy as If they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of
disorders arise from its irritation. among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Gout. Headache,
Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen. Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels. Collie.
Paralysis, and Derangement Of the Stomach.
all of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This "CuRE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t Is an invaluable protection to imni-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts III taken
occasionally or daily while exposed TO the in
fectiOn, that viii be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from Interinittents, if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy af-
fords.
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Ax1yy} xIp
1. ma SRsil 81 .A4 sa.is. |. seen IN 81. q esss
in preserving The Hassral organs. w
N. Ths Teeth 10y - pfsaerved through life.
III. fsstA AasetSd Nth decay ~sa b atsSndsd
to in seAson. xss 81 "a
". .Tinsly .n6 skil,fsl alllns With pure soid
u : csyt9tA yfaeAt for decay.
y. fth ssrscus neg gieot g wait for sooth-aShs
- drive the sanefer 10 3 Dentist.
VI. Tartar destroys Teeth ard 6ums, without
the AGENCY % decay. .#.- ns
VII. Many suacr Tor years with Neuralgia Of
the facs, Stomach snd lungs, from no other causs
than bs4 TssfA. 3guse5#
Wis. Baa Teeth disagurs the eoustsussss, In
feet the hreeth 1nfance the atDuAnh.v jPrntr
tsrS.
DIR. M9ER6OLL M
Performs all operations on the Teeth and Cams,
consSts irregularities d the Teeth, ineerts
A RT1 1HIClsA.L TH Eth A
OF Che Best Style and Finish,
Puts in Artificial PalAtss md OhtaraAofs for cSot
e Palatss.
Believing that thA bost operations in Dentatry
are the safest, and thsrefo the cheapest and most
satisfactory both to the operator and patient, n.
l. does not oasr any pastioslaz indnosueats In the
line Of "CHEAF DEmsraY !" prefsfring the pasroA-
age Of those who prefer fAs best o9evsfions sndcan
appreciate the nes~say care and skiil IN ~
An Examination 81 spscimsns both Of A1ftaciai
Teeth, and Of very beautiful nlings Of cysssi Geld
- PYicss for fuI set Of Teeth, from SIS to
$I7S. Examination Of the Teeth without charge.
DERrAL Roons--Cornsr of Third and Main sts,
over Rix, Hale Co.'S Dank, Ksoknk, loss
Entrance on Third-st. ldocl 6dkw1y1