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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HoUsE.-Estob,i.bod 90
years ago by Dr. KINKELIN corner of Third and Union
streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
TWENTY-TVO YEARS
Experience has rendered Dr. X. successful prac
oner IN the cure of all diseases of private nature
manhoods debility, as an impeachment to marriage; nery
Gus and sexual nrmties diseases the skin and those
arising from abuse of mercury.
articular Notice
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in bv bovs in
Solitude often growing up with them to manhood and
II not reformed in due time, not only begets serious
obstacles to matrimonial happiness but gives rise 10 se
RES protracted insidous and devastating affections
rev OF those who give way to this pernicious nrac,
e aware o. the consequences, until they find the per.
Nous system shattered, feel strange and
sensations and vague fears in the mind (See or
70 ana ~ OF Dr. Kinkens book "Self preseFyaton ~
me unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble il pnsbI
to labor with accustomed Yigor or to apply his 49,
70 study; his step is tardy and weak; he is d, irr
anu engages even IN his sports with less energy than
II he emancpate himself before the practice has
worst and enter matrimony his marriage is It's
and his sense tells him that this is caused nv bi
mes Ihese are considerations which should awske1 tb
~''enuon OF all who are similarly situated.
REMEMBER.
de who places himself under Dr. KINKFIIN,s $780,.
I S .lsiouSy cohhde in his honor as gentleman ana
rely upon the assurance, that the secrets of Dr K anu
tents viii never be disclosed - - n > pa
Young Man--let no false mode II Y de,,.r No., -,
youf case known to one who, from education 80 s
'1P Or KI eaR FeffT T9s oefrend you.
Two years at the N W. corner ofTHIRD and INsw
Pa. vi" UNAoN sts.,
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE.
"a ~. ny stating their case explicitly together will
al 'helr symptoms, per letter, enclosing w" =,
N; ; meuiene, appropriated sccordpgiy IT.
forwarded 20 any part of the United States and
'e'"'e ON Damage or Curiosity, by mail or express
Rend! YOush and Esanheod!,
a sigOrels> Life a Premature Damn rr,.,.
e'g- PTeserSction-Only % Cents we On
Letters containing that value in stan,r. =,
cory, per return Of mail DPs' WI insure a
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
City of Rennsnn-.ath Ward.

The t0Hoaoing an S. E. Or, S. 81, 7. 2, r. %.
Block 4, commencing the N. g. corner of blk " on
\ lin to corner, 1870 aud 12 it, parallel to Rock
ST to Z line of blk, to beginning.
Lot bk
Undivided 1-2 of lot blk II
Undivided 10 of lot bk II
Undivided 1-2 of lot S blk Ii
Undivided 1.2 of lot 8 blk IL
Lot blk u
Lot blk Is
% of lot 10 bk 13
Lot II bk 10
1HetoliOwing in S. ". Or. S. 81, T. 2. e. %.
Part of lot bk commencing at corner ofIot M
1t to W line OF said lot, to line of lot thence 70
ginning,
Lot 2 bk Q
E1-2 of lot 8 blk
Lots bk3
Fizlk's First yTcstcr1, Addition.
me Jolto'0'ng IA S. ". Or. S 81, ~. Z R. %
An except R. Road track of lot 8 bk
Lot bk l
Lot Q blk 2
Lot II biz 2
commencing RODS W and so rods of II E corner Of
said II sec thence w 6 rods, IL rods rods,
Chicago r. r.
Commencing rods and rodsW of corner of said
- Sec The 16 rods - rods, 16 rods, thence
70 eglnrng-except the land taken by the G. b. NJ
H. X I D.. for track.
60 Inencng 2 rods W and 80 rods of N L Of
sJ IA thence IS rods, thence 10 rods, thence
J rods thence 10 rods to beginnineXcept tn At part
taken by G. b. NJ. g. R. r. Co., for track and except
that portion taRsn for street on the south.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

CITY of Kensslsa---1st Ward.
The folloscing in S. b. Or S. 81, T. 2, r. 30.
stS + 3 sI.3sfI9Skz
Par u i h y corn 70 # of cor Of lot on n:
Part ofs in biz 2 o",n az of said 1t thence to-
thence par with line IL # thence line par
Its nv = Inv u ''1'' '''' D'S-H'-R
LtlOhkT
$40 # of el-2 of !. IL bk27
N@9 # of e - oflt II Ia p
g gs3iyd:a III IL '5 & il ssf.s
rs o line Ss sF&ns cor asHse
l2s It 6dfs 20 i've q * IS it to beginning
Part " 9 con l2s Of cor Of sad II and on
to line Of saidit theacs v 20 beginning
Part Of l. TX p said 1t thence line
81 sad bc 'nee S aYs Iad 70 the nine sf same
Part OIL bk q CON 30 of1 cor Of said 1t thence
line ofsSid i thence % fl 20 beginning
On the IL % % II point where the
extended thence par with ue Of sadt SO extended
t. the line Of Il ok 2 the9eo and on line Of i3d II
line Of said 1t il led aud D # thsrafrop thence
par said supposed extended line beginning.
Part Ofbk IS Mt of said blk thence the e
line of Main - Il thence line of said blk 1872 TT
y SSft I II A. 20 On ns Oh 'A I" beginning
The IS Of ~ IA of kk 81 tbeing a # on sorthSt
Iart VI oh 81 son! - II 81 cor OF sara oN on nus
pit 70 ,aiso o. s&i DIX 70 ths ceIIS o. s'u
"a On - tFiee i'- 1t % ehe lNs oi s"0 oA hehee
IA ~ 70 peEt - -.
tNtE VI ~ OK ~ com aVn COZ sau IL thshee 70
tsehce % ~ IAenee par VIII ma 70 llne 81 Saa lot
thence Il t T,l5 60 beginning. -, ~ ,,.o
40 At' ~ ~ IN -, " zee o. y 20 anu VI sse =.
com on lne .; 70 II % cor thence to line OF
ehce 10 eeeF 'hehoe " eor 'heAee " Ue
ginning.
The folIO1piu0 in s. " Or. & % r. 9 r %
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WI OF 1t BIZ
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
On Washington EsIand.
City ofKemosIsa.ara Ward

The totloaoing IN N. ". Or. S. 5, T. /. r. %.
Lot bk
Part of the 81 oft s. and the por of lot ly
ing of continuation 4. of the s. line OF said 81 it. and
w. of line parallel with L. line of lot block
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

commencing 20 rods and 2 rods w of corner of
Sau Ia sec, thence parallel with the IA line to the
Poraton line, thence IS rods and links thence to
WITHIN ~ RODS OF Prairie Avenue thence beginning
Fremont Avenue
commencing at point % chains and 81 links from
me OF SAID Ia sec and IS rods links from the line
ece to lands of Fisk, supposng to be % rods and
- hks' thence to the corporation ine thence to
point OF beginning, thence TO beginnngexcept what
"y De included in the street known Fremont Avenue
commencing On W line of the IA of the w IA of
sec o. 20 rods OF line Of said sec, thence to the
corner OF IA of the Ia of sec s, thence "a rods
thence % rods, thence 81 rods to tine beginning.
TIE toHosoing IN n. Z. Or. S, 6. T. l, r. %
Commencing 220 # CT OF lot II in said a
sec and on the line of KenoSha St. thence parallel with
the ue of said lot to lin of lot To- thence souhery
on lime Of lot 10 II it, thence parallel aforesaid 10
Z line OF kenosha st, thence II # to the beginning.
Commencing rod and 229 # W of the corner of
sand Ia sec thence Al and S12 #, thence r. thehce
W II and s-l2 #, thence N rods to beginning.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

Land tile or see 81 % It'll Blk IA in
Fiss Addition thence line of 1t in said blk thence
Of said 1t thence to West Main st thence to be-
ginning
Land the W or see 81 % side of Market
side West Mau the Sa thence
line ct Durkee Western Addition thence &c # thence
II Market st thence q # to beginning.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
Toe tolilopiag in N " Or. S. T.1R.23.

commencing 24 rods of the N corner of said IA
e anu EVAN IL it OF line of Prairie anue. thence
n TO me street. thence 100 it, thence 1I6 it, thence
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

Gold Stoppngs, Gold Plates Teeth Pivot Teeth re-
guated cleaned and extracted teeth plugged with pure
god and warranted for life Strict attention paid to all
diseases arising from, in any way connected with the
Teeth Counsel given in relation to the management of
childrens teeth-advce and counsel free All work done
by me will be warranted to give perfect satisfaction Speci
mems o. work be at my rooms (oyer the Oitv
BANK OF hehosha). Call and examine. 22f
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
HUDSON roX

4IIINlI Vt'I 1IdIy IoI u, DOS. IUUCUN TUX,
Sheriff Of Kenozha County
LYON ADAMS, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Racine. 6m81
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CITY of Nensslsss---1st Ward.
THE foIIoiriuO in s r. Or g ri n Q %

Couhty Ireasurer
Dated Kenosha. March H. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

SIPPISG The GOBLsr.-The stalwart proprie-
tor Of the peoples Exchange" saloon, corner
Of fChambers street and Broadway distinguished
himself by drinking one hundred and fifty
glasses of lager beer, The feat was the result
Of wagon Of S25 and the price of the beer Tho
qusntity was to be quaffed between a. IN. and
II D. m, or the money 10 be forfeited by mine
host BY p. IN. he had swallowed one hun
dred and twenty glasses, and still stood serenely
ard proudly on his feet-moderately halluci-
mated. The remaining glasses he concluded
70 imbibe at his leisure. To give eclat to so
monstrous a performance a band of music was
hired and was placed. together with barrel
of Isyer and the hero Of the hour with his glass,
in a vehicle which then Proceeded-an impos-
ing and sublime rs well as mellifuous pageant
to New Bremen and back again.-St LoNis
Dem. March s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

SCENE IN NORWICH CHURCH.-A private
letter from a friend in Norwich contains the
following amusing anecdOte:
Il must tell you good joke, with which all
Norwich il ringing. Sunday before last the
Baptists were to have a grand celebration; quite
n number of persons were to be baptized, not in
the river, but in large pool sunk in the floor
Of the church under the pulpit, which is on
wheels and capable of being rolled away. 1t
was an extraordinary occasion, and the house
wss crowded with Episcopalians, Congregation
allsts and MethOdists, as well a. with the Bap-
fists themselves The opening services were
gone through with, the pulpit was rolled away,
and the minister, with one of the candidates,
approached the pool and commenced decendiDg
the steps Suddenly they paused, then held a
hurried consultation, made retreat, and il was
announced that the ceremony would be post
ppned till evening The rest Of the services
were gone through with an audience more di-
verted than edited, for, before the service
was ended, the whole congregation had learned
that the pool was half full of dirty soap suds
and various were the surmises as 20 how they
got there. In the course of the day it leaked
cut that the Sexton had taken a bath there
Saturday night, and forgotten to let of the wa
ter Imagine the jokes at the expense Of the
Baptists u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

KISSING ScESB.-A San Francisco letter,
describing the fOrtmghtly departure of the
steamer, says: Then comes u great time, and
the hugging and kissing begin-such awkward
kissing too random shots, an outrageous waste
Of the good things Of this life. Sometimes
kiss lights on the nose. eye, ear, or is lost in
head OF mussed up hair. A bonnet stands NO
kind Of chsnce-it gets smashed on the first
movement and by the time woman has got
through and been passed from hand to hand,
or rather arms to arms of brothers, cousins
friends and aequaintances, she is pitiable OBJ
j-ct, and presents the appearance of having gone
through an Irish row-red eyes. hair down,
bonnet smashed and knocked around one
side of the head, shawl askew, and the general
symmetry Of her figure destroyed by pockets
stuffed full Of donations from friends-apples
cakes ginger snaps, letters, a little good bran
dy magazines, novels, and bottle Of milk for
the baby -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

ANOTHER HKLLvELLYNr INCIDENT The Get
tysburg (Pa.) Compiler gives account Of the
loss of little boy, four wears of age, a of Mrs
Oyler. Of Cumberland county. I1e Strayed from
hoIne, and the whole neighbOrhoCd started out on
the search, securing the surrounding mountain
through the day, and displaying lighted torches
af er night. After two days and nights, the dead
nine miles from his home. The Compiler then
adds: The little dog, which had been the child 5
PLAYMATE, and which had accompanied him in
his long and fatal journey, was found nestled in
the child's bosom, with his head reclining on his
cold and lifeless form. The faithful do. had
traInpled quite path around the lifeless body of
the sleeping innocent, thus betrayng the affection
that il had for the youth, and in its fond
had licked back the hair upon the chid's forehead
The corpse was conveyed home to its weeping
mother, who, under the peculiarly affecting cir
cumstances, was almost frantic with grief"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

FAsHIoxABLE CHIr-CHAr.-The bOarders in
one If the fashionable houses in Boston were
assembled in the public parlOr one stormy
evening, when a rather antiquated maiden lady,
who never seems to have any employment but
almiring her jewelry and dresses. isped out the
remark that she loved n rainy day, and always
avsiled herself of il To arrange her drawers
So do L. grOwled an. old sea captain, Il
overhaul my drawers and shirts too some times,
and sew on button or string where il is
wanted" Msdemoiselle did not faint, hut
there was an angry rustic of silks as she swept
oft Of the room, leaving all to exchange a sup
pressed litter for good hearty laugh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
- f T II III T. B f. T.
COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF
w. S. L. c. III. THOMSON'S
4
90
&SSsSS ETI
UndeStruCfjhIe Skirts.

WITH PATENT EYELEr FASTENING, WEDGE SLIDE
AND WATCH SPRING BUsTLE.
THE perfection of Skirt manufacture."-lIor,t
f WAIiS' Home journal.
"A complete Eyelet Fastening, tasteful and ele
CANT in efect."-N. T. Iadep.
:" This Skirt is pronounced faultless."-N T..
ErIn.
"FaI excelling the best importation."-Ibid
at deserves all the praise 1t has receIved-T Times
CAR D.-The Manufacturers of the GROWN
SKIRTS beg to state, that the very great favor
with which 1.-THE EINDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRT"
has been received, has made necessary for them to
make unusual exertlons to supply the demand, and
that they are now running their Mandatory night
and day for this purpose, their orders requiring
increase their production, In addition to
their usual large production of
THE PICCOI.OMINl, ETRUSCAN LACE,
GOSSAMER EXPANSION,
and other popular styles. To effect this, their com
tracts are now out for upwards of
5000 y ARDS BRAIDED STEEL Per DAY,
all of which Is prepared expressly for them by their
own makers and bfaiders-the very best in merica.
Having ample proof of the universal popularity of
this "chsf dTMrre, of skirt Manufacture, THE
lNDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRT, they intend placing
it within the reach of every lady who wishes the
most graceful durable, and in all respects the best
Skirt ever produced.
p. San invoice of these beautiful Skirts is now
being prepared for the "Queen of England and the
Empress of France"
For sale by the principal Jobbers and Retailers
everywhere.
= Look for our name and trade mark, the
Crown, stamped every Skirt. No others are
genuine.
mar II-6w NEW YORK,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

\ SMART SPELL.-A gentleman in North Ches-
ter. Vermont two three weeks since offered as
prize copy of Webster's Unabridged DictiOn-
ary to the one Of the scholars in all the public
schools in town who should spell all the others
down" Seven schools were accordingly repre-
sented, and about dozen teachers and a large
crowd of spectators were present when the trial
took place, on the 18th ult. But one trial was TO
be had on a word and the unfortunate who miss
ed must take his or her seat Eighty scholars con-
tested for the honor aud the prize; and after five
hours trial five pupils remained standing, aud
the enthusiastic audience soon raised the needful
to purchase each copy of the great Unabridged,
which the Messrs. Merriam have just had the
pleasure of supplying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

r IL Among the deleterious drugs used In the sto-
phistication of wines and sprituOus liquors
gar of lead. prussc acid strychnine, and arsenic.
But what will the reader think Of this! An instance
is related of person who TO impart the nutty ia
vor so much admired to Madeira wine, put in a
la Of cockroaches until the filthy insects were
dissolved. After this who will venture to say that
Marryatt's recipe for making Sherry-namely to
soak an old boot in a cask Of Madera-is far
fetched, Even wine for sacramental purposes.
Notwithstanding the most solemn reservations rs
to it, purity, is frequently adulterated with the
most vile materials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
A Mum SYnProN the snobbish fiunk,visu

MILp SYMPTOM OF the snobbish fiunksyism
which is the pervading tone Of Harpers Weekly,
is its publication In the last issue OF fac smile
Of the card Of invitation TO the Napier ball'' at
Washington. Poor weakly Weekly. The little
odor of nobility aboat the affair, overcame its more
sensible sensiblities, and IL succumbed TO an at
tack Of its chronic afiction Of hunkeyish admira-
lion for everything seasoned by connection with
the least item of the posnp and circumstances of
mobile life Mar OTieaRs Cissrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
v NEW YORK.

TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
a NEW line Of Telegraph from Washlnston
Ing with New Orleans, Augusta, Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Montgomery. Mobile, &c.
Now, the only telegraphlo connection with these
Points is through the lines under the control Of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, to
which by virtue Of the ownership of Morse's pat
lawfully belong. This, therefore, is to give notice
that the same charge will be made all messages
the Magnetic Company in the South for transmits
sion to the above named or other places, similarly
Company at the place of their origin, the nearest
convenient point thereto.
J. KENDALL,
mar off General SuperiutandeNf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

DR.. BOYNToN, the lecturer, personal friend Of
the late Mr.. Thurston, has given the following
hypothesis as TO the manner in which the balloon
ist lest his life He thinks the balloon never rose
high. but scudded along over the open country
until il came To the forest where Thurston's re-
mains have since been found. He supposes then
that Thurston, having no means to manage his bal
loon. or to ascend or descend, carried against
the limb Of the tree, and he being suddenly
stopped, the momentum would carry the rest Of
the balloon along, creating the exact tear i'm the
silk three-qusrters around the valveboard Just as
ii afterwards found when the balloon was
discovered at st. Clair flats The valve-bOard be-
ing thus partially torn away would leave no sup
port for Thurston, who must of course have fallen
to the foot OF the tree, where his remains were
lately found. The probability is that he was car
ried with such force against the tree that he was
stunned, and could not CATCH limb, and that he
may have lain at the trees foot many hours, even
DAYS, before death released him from his suffer
ings. DIR. BOyntOn also said that ThurstOn had
frequently related to him that he feared
thing except when abreast of a forest that then
the fOrked trees seemed TO be rushing towards
hun, having tendency to confuse and bewilder
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
+ w 1 NG TO eco,
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT

In putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted by Messrs. T.. GOODWIN d.
BRO, ofNEw YORK CRY.
TOBACCO, ofthe eBESTQUALITY, is selected
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT
PRESSED.
The great advantages of this over other brands
consist in the size ofthe packages rendering more
convenient tn carry in the pocket, and by being
PRESSED SOLID il keeps MOIST and FRESH,
and improves in quality il is used while in other
brands as soon as the package is opened the quail
ty rapidly DETERIORATES-the tobacco grow
ing dryand ttering the pocket to the great annoy
ance oil the consumer. The Dressing which the Fine
Cut Tobacco undergoes, in the process Of manufac-
ture frees from all grlt or impurities objection
able IN the use of Plug Tobacco. Chewers will do
well to give the Patent Pressed trial. aud juds for
themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive il
direct from the Manufacturers.
f.. GOODWIN Il BRO,
fe A-lm 2n and 30 Water street, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

DKUxEAKU EIIES Up BIZ RArTLEsSAkEs--
Th.- body Of vagrant Sc0tchnaa was found. n
few days since, on Plat k"rk. near West Chazy,
Clint,n county New York. Near the spot where
ti, rruains Iay is large chasm ar ledge of rocks.
thai has long been known the den of a great
MANY rattlesnakes and from the trails lGoding he
tween the eorpse aud the roc Ks. il is evident that
the unfortunate man was killed by the scrPents.
Tie 1esh was literally picked from the bones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

THREE MsN SAVED FROM GOING OVER MAG
day. Just above the rapids when a high wind
caused the boat to capsize. Niagara boastman,
named sullivan, Immediately went to the rescue
of the men, who were slowly drifting towards
the rapids He contrived TO get two of the men
into his boat; the third was towed behind, and
made for the shore, which ne touched at point
quite low down, barely escaping the swift current
next the American shore. The boat in which the
men had been went over the Falls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

IN PER RCENT LESS THAN ELSEWHERE
~ THE CITY FOR CASH-OAK and PINE
WOOD, sHwed and split any length or size desired,
delivered sgy where in the city free of charge Qders
,eit at =. w. NJ Handys, opposite Willarfs' Hots
Wm Balisnty mes, f8 18th street; with VIM. Wha-
ieys omnibus drivers, corner 7th ST. and Pa avenue
or az Pages harf, foot of 18th street. promptly at
tended TO. The money to accompany the order in all
cases: A.PAYNTER, at Pages Wharf. mars-tf
Co. PRICES REDUCED.
NOAL!-COALm WOODt-WOODm
The best Red Ash COAL,
Do. White Ash COAL,
Do. Hickory WOOD,
Do. Oak WOOD,
At reduced prices for CASH
III 2;2io lbs. free burning stove (cooking) COAL
CHARLES w. MITCHELL,
7th street, adjoining the Canal,
Ie iS-u south side of the Bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23

STRANGE SuIcIDK.-Mrs Elvira Nuna, a Ger
man resident OF Chicago, about 10 years of age,
and the mother of four children. committed sui
eide day or two since by drowning herself in a
barrel sunk in the yard and half filled with wa
ter. Into this she had plunged her head. leaving
the greater part of the body still resting upon
the ground. The cause ofthe deed is supposed to
have been insanity, brought on by undue reli-
gious excitement. When found. she had her arms
folded, and within them, tightly clasped to her
hnsnm. = prayer-book
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
DENTISTRY, 90.
MENTAL NoTIcI,

DENTAL NOTICE. -|
DR. HILLS has removed his Office TO the rooms
long occupied by DIR. Malster, (S6 Penn'is
avenne, betwee1 9Th and 10th sts.,, yher 6p$
he viii be pleased to see all who NAV desire~IlID
his services. For professional ability am kindly
permitted to refer to DIR. Mslster. iaI
MI TEETH. ........ ..... ..
Ll. LOOMS, nj. D.. the inventor and patentee of
the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
persons personally at his Office in this city A@
Many persons can wear these Teeth who o~IQlD
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office he accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they NAV desire
but to those who are particular and Wish the pures
clesnest strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will he
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. SIS Penn avenue, between
phis. se H.Iy