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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01
New Series---Vol. XIV, No, |,

4 Youth AIS his Step -Fathsr-Iu
New Orleans, en- Monday last, young man,
eighteen years Of age, named Richard Swan,
ou returning home from his days work,
was seized by his step father Frank VIII
son, vino struck him three blows \ fear
tui struggle epsue;, when Richard, who
was almost helpless in the grasp Of Wilson,
drew pistol and dirk knife, which he hab
itually carried, shot his assailant through
the neck, and stabbed him eight on nine
times. Wilson fell to the floor, and almost
instantly expired, The young man imme-
diately delivered himself up to police
man, and now awaits an investigation.
The Delta says young Swan is Of good rep
utatiQn, but that his ztaptather was Of Q
violent temper, and had inflicted numerous
canseless brutalities upon his wiie's chill
dren
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

An Expedition Come to NoMjng.-The
Knights of the Golden Circle, who have
been 50 far benisAted as 10 march 10 }F'es-
tern Texas, have concluded that they have
had about as near view of the elephant
as would pay, The Corpus Christi Ran
chero says: The last detachment Of the
Knights of the Golden Circle that arrived
here, instead of going further towards the
seat Of war; left, we understand, fcr their
respective homes. Young men al a dis
tance should be cautious how they enter
upon quixotic and desperate expeditions Of
this kind. The whole scheme in the pres
ent state Of affairs, is ehimerioal and dan
gerous in the extreme.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

Tie Royal Squadron. y Halifax cor
respondent of the London Morning Star,
noticing the return of the Admiral's flag
ship Nile, from Canada, where it had gone,
escorting the royal squadron up the St
Lawrence, catalogues series of sad ealam-
tiles WHICH attended the voyage. During
the rejoicing, FIVE men were kiiIed BY the
discharge Of overloaded cannons, and one
man who had been standing near a gun on
the quarter deck of one of the ships at
Montreal, was literally blown to atoms.
The broken up fragments fell in their de-
scent in the St Lawrence, and we're swept
away with the current in a moment. The
Admiral, Sir Alexander Milne, lost his ell
est son, a fine boy, who died suddenly Of
scarlet fever. Three sailors connected
with the Nile we're drowned in making for
the ship when they were laboring under
intoxication. At Quebec, and at Montreal,
some thirty or forty Of the sailors under
the Admiral's charge, deserted, and fed to
the United States There must be some
thing rotten in tie navy, yhep, on such an
occasion as the royal visit, sailors would be
found guilty Of deserving.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

ID EGISTER'S NOTLCE-The following
IL accounts have been examined and passed
by me, and remain filed of record in this of
fee for inspection of Heirs, Lcgatees, Crodi-
tors, and all others in any way Interested, and
will be presented to the Orphans Court Of
the county Of Miflin, to be held at the Court
House in Lewstown, on THURSDAY, the
8th day Of November, 1850, for allowance
and confirmation:
l. The account of Abraham Kline, survi-
wing executor of John Humnell, late Of Der
ry township, deceased.
2 The account of-Jacob kinscl and Mi,
chael kinSel, administrators of Joseph Kinsel,
late of Oliver township, deceased.
JOS S. WAREAM, Register
Register Office Lewistown, Oct. II, 1860.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

aea-A Bell and Everett patient down il
Connecticut introduced his son to one OF
the lights and leaders of the Enion party,
with the apology-'I am sorry 10 say,
though, that he is Black Republican
The son promptly replied, IF you wanted
me to train in your company, father, you
ought not to have sent me to the free
schools Young America rather had him
there.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

Een,arkaJ1e Escape-As Mr. NJ. Mer-
win, of Durham, Connecticut, was crossing
the Susquehanna river, at Oreonto, Otsego
county, n Y. with nearly three hundred
head of cattle-some Of them heavy fat
oxen-about forty feet of the bridge gave
way, on which were nearly sixty head, and
fell with tremendous crash distance Of
about sixteen feet Some thirty of the
cattle were so firmly entangled in the ruins,
that it was fifteen or twenty minutes before
the first could be extrioated but, singular
to relate, only one animal was Injured, and
that one net SO much as to prevent his drl-
wing. Mr. NJ was on horseback, and so
near across, that at the noise of the crash,
the horse sprang, and just saved his horse
and rider from going down as the bridge
gave way, at the spot from which they
sprang. The inhabitants OF the village
near by, rushed to the scene, and were as
tonished to End 50 little harm done Mr.
N. is Indebted to them for their prompt as
sistanoe.
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He does not, she replied, for his wife
told me that they did not owe a dollar
in the world.
But how can they live as they are de-
ing on his wages, if he gives FIVE dollars
at time for charitable purposes 2
9 think can tell you, said my wife in
hesitating manner
Well do, if you please, I replied, not
little curious to know what her ideas on
the subject were.
Well, she continued, in the first place,
she never buys for herself any unnecessa-
ry fnery, and takes good care that nothing
Is lost or destroyed that comes into the
house, and
But, said ], interrupting her, doubt
amazingly whether she is more careful in
that respect than my own model wife.
In the second place, said she, he is as
careful in these respects as she is. He
buys no lee cream, oranges, cigars, &c,
neither for himself nor any of his pretend
ed friends. In short, Mr. Slack, he
has no holes in his pockets
1t was the frst word of suspicion my
wife ever uttered on the subject and that
fact, together with the conviction that she
had clearly seen and so unexpectedly, but
in so kind manner, told me the real
cause Of the difference between our own
home and that of Ned Bowen and his wife,
cut me to the Quick-or rather, / sh uld
have said, it sewed me up, and my pock-
cts too; they have never been in holes
since that evening Her change has al
ways been safe in them ever since, and oar
home pow viii not suffer any in compari
son with that of our friends the Bowens.
With good books and papers [ now spend
my leisure hours more pleasantly and more
proftably at home than anywhere else and
the saving of small expenses more than
pays for them, and is the secret Of Success
FiciSSttudeS Of Rome and her PopeS-
The papaey is not so near its end as many
hope and expect. 1t has survived many a
tug as hard as the present. In 1927 the
combined German aad Spanish armies OF
Charles Y. stormed and sacked Rome, en-
acting in its streets the most diabolical cru
elites, burning, torturing, robbing, rayish-
NY, anu ueslIoJ ing loI lCti udJS' Couc
six thousand Of the inhabitants pcrished,
l0,Q00,000 craYns Of pluader were COLLECT
ed, and Pope Clement VII. paid 100000
ducats for his own ransom. Luther thought
that the end of Rome had come. But it
has survived and recovered Sixty years
ago it was in the hands Of Napoleon, who
seemed to hesitate whether to crush it or
not. In 1920, 1881, and 1913 it was a
prey to revolution, Garibaldi himself, at
the last date, ezpelling the Pope, who es-
capped in the disguise of footman on a
coach bog. A republican government was
then established, but another year saw him
back again, and now he looks for support
from the despotsms which would them
selves tremble at his flight His temporal
dominion may be even now at an end; but
that dominion is really his weakness, and
not his strength aad when he is we'll rid
Of it he will reign as head of the Roman
Catholics with more substantial influence
than for a long time past.-Eaglish Pa
per.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

Explosion Of Diamoad HaeAiae.-
1t is generally known, says the Sacramento
Union, that party of gentlemen had been
experimenting for some months past III
diamond making, and for said purpose have
caused to be put together some sort Of ma
chinery of some kind peculiar to the yo-
cation, Ee know not what. At any rate it
is of iron, aud is bolted and riyeted to-
gether about as strong as mechanics car
make such things. On Wednesday about
noon, as l. ". Underwood was experiment.
ing with his pet, the thing blew up, and
the experimenter barely escaped with his
life. We understand the power Of the ex-
plosiye gas was SO great as to Gear asHnder
solid iron three fourths of an inch thick,
as readily as one would tear up wet paper
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01
THE MfN STREE,
For the Gazette
THE EVENING STAR.

THE EVENING STAR.
BY 4. a. TUEEALL, N. u.
Beautiful star,
Far away. far,
Among the bright million;
Beautiful star,
Far away, far.
Heavens thy pavilion,
Beautiful star.
Beautiful star,
Far away, far,
EternltyS round thee:
Beautiful star,
Far away. far.
Souls live beyond thee,
Beautiful star,
Beautiful star,
Far away. far.
Sunbeams enfDld thee:
Beautiful star,
Far away, far
The ages behold thee,
Beautiful star.
Beautiful star,
Far away. far,
Bright worlds are streaming
Beautiful star,
Far away. far.
Thy silver light bcaming.
Beautiful star.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

Wonder11sk-A teacher of penmarship,
in twelve lessons, taught lawyer to reaf
his own writing
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

lilo Is he ASS :9'-General Benedck,
who is talked Of as Commanders in Chiefof
the Austrian army in Italy, is the son CT
an apothecary, and does not, for that rea-
son, stand we'll with the Austrian aristocra-
ey. They have already damaged Benedek
in Imperial estimation, by relating an an
ecdotc Of him. In the battle Of SQlferino,
the corps commanded by Benedek was the
only one which gained anything like sue
cess. While the others were soon cast in
to confusion, he drove the enemy before
him, but in the very midst of his advant-
age, an Abide Camp arrived with an ord
er to beat retreat. 'Who is the great
ass, cried he, in rage, who can have is
sued such stupid order 2 i vas the
Emperor himself The courtiers, accord
iagly, are dinning into the Emperor's ear,
Sire, he called your Majesty an ass
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01
list Of Cagses for Trial at November
Term. 1860.

No. L. I.
IT, 8. Wilson VS. Jno. A. and 4. Wright los Nov. 1851
J. Mckee. who sur'd- Henry Rpble, % aug. 1855
Little 4 Co W. CurrieT Mccormick s. Nov. =
VI. l.. HallOWell Il Co. same, IS
Zimmerman ct al VS. Burns, 1l6 "
J. Gibbons, end. VS. w. Reed, LA ="
Jno Hines Henry Ruble Jan 1853.
Jno. Hines VS. 91ichl Ruble, 13a Apl. "
Conrad, Roberts Co. Us Mccormick. 40 Aug. q"
Duncan's Ex for Hullngs adm. 10 =
Sterrett Co for McManigls ad 20 :"
McWiams & Co. for use VS. same so
Jno. Ross rs. VIM. J. Mccoy 1l6
Mcbride Il HaFner VS.. same, III
Eliz. Grahamis ad'r. VS. Rev y. ShetTeli, II Nov. "
Sellers end. Sterrett Scott, Go
Same VS.. Mitchell Jones, 6I
Sterrett for Jones ct al. l0l
Henry Rden rs. Amos Hoot, III "
Hummel's ex'r VS.. John SageT. 10 Jan. 1850
Jas Burns VS.. Zeigler YeTgeT, l6
Matilda Wertz John Hunter et al. 10
". j. Mccoy, for use vs. W. Wakefield, 65 :.
Sterrett for Parker VS. ]. E. Williams eft al % Apl
Z. L. Benedict Wm Bishop, IS
Zegler & Willis for G. w. Thomas, Re-
ceiyer, VS., j. A. Cunninghaul's admr. OIL "
c. Hoover, admir-. VS. r. Mathews, 80
e a. Kendall vs. J. w. Hackenburg 103
oclS H. w. ALIEkS, Frothy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

JoHL OlI Lamps of varioug kinds, for
,,,le. Snurehes, public rooms, studies, offices,
bTan ,'s; Kitchens, &C., for sale at SO per cent.
dr. 'nah forper prices. The best Coal Oil
,pny rys ;. On hand at $l.00 per gallon. Dis
s'p'0 Z. G. FRANCHISES.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01
LEWISTOWN ACADEMY.

I'Hh Fall Session will commence on MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER Sd. We are happy
y announce to those desiring instruction in
,Il'ic, w that We have secured the services of
MSS D. L. Nanduzer for another year. We
.'e also employed Miss Nettie Stray as Pre-
~freSS' successful teacher, who comes to
y ". w''h the best recommendations.
"e shall aim to make this institution equal
"a, a4 respects to any in this section Of the
,.I IiaanStul for past patronage, we respect
~! S0AcIt continuance of the same.
, "aes Of Tuition, $500, $3.50, $500 per
.'5eF' lncidentals 25c per quarter.
W., a,'@ary Department. "A Primary Depart
I..t' Ia. VIII be opened in this Academy on the
-. .u u October, for ell grades of small schol
n.y. n Number of scholars limited to twenty.
,.,y gy5arlag and PaintiQg-An excellent
,.r.5 .asae' Of Drawing and Painting has been en-
,.t @sya, who will commence giving lessons in
.,so : ny branches October 10Th. Specimens can
V seen at the Academy.
'Of luther particulars inquire of
s.p27 - - 1 pr;nc;nol
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

BGg@The New Haven journal gives the
particulars of most singular and horrible
accident which occurred ip the Iron AND
Steel Works in that city, OF Saturday last,
One Of the men was at work, rolling, when
the upper portion of his left thigh vas ac
cideptally pierced through with a { inch
oval bar Ct iron, red hot, or more properly
at what is called white heat The rod
grazed the bone, severing the femoral az
terry; and being 25 feet long, - feet pas
sed through the flesh before it could be
cut and the short end Withdrawn from the
limb. A remarkable presence of mind in
one of the workmen arrested the otherWise
fatal hcmorrhage, by eording the limb
above the wound until the doctors arrived,
who took up the artery, dressed the wound.
and conveyed the unfortunate man 20 his
residence. At last accounts he was in
low condition, AID feable hopes are eater
tained BY his physicians Of his recovery.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01
whole No. 1888.
DR.. a. J. AwxrwsoN,

uAVING permanently located in Lewis
/ town, offers his professional services
r. the citizens Of town and country. Ofice
Nest Market ST, opposite Eisenbise's Hotel.
Residence one door east of George BIymyer.
Lewistown, July II, l8GO-G
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

virtue OF sundry wrlts Of Fenditioni
~ Exponas, Fieri Facias and Leyari Facias
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
or Miffiln county, and to me directed, will be
exposed to sale by public sale vendue or out
cry, at the Court House, in the Borough of
IewiStOyyn on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

ITO TIL FARMERS OF vlRGINIA.l,Fscts
i which have recently come to our knOwlodge,
together with advertisements, and Z eaId wnic On
cur friends and customers, and from Mnicn W.
make the following extract: 1.-The subscriber nave
ing conducted the above business for the last s
years, on FfsnklIn street, nndef tne si.'ef r; 2 a:
and the customers Of tho old concern. that that
firm does not now exist" have satisfied Us that q
regular and Systematic effort has and, * still be-
ing made to deceive the public and lead them to
believe that the concern of GEO. WATT 4 co:
Watts Patent CUT. BRACE Ploy is from 9 man who
depriving George Watt of his property, by making
his Patent PlOw, without his authority or consent.
We desire to orrect the impression thus sought to
c &C esne; o =" GEORGE WATT CO. IS still lin in e1-
lstence; that Geo; Watt. the inventor and paten-
except Mr.. F. ". Scott, of Fredericksburg, to
make any of his Patent Flows, and that we keep
constantly on hand = large stock, Of all sizes. made
under our persona. supervision, from the only
genuine patterns, Of the best materials. together
with a variety of other Agricultural Implements,
which we warrant to the buyer, and are deter
mined not to be undersold by anv one in the mar
ket. Our GEO. WATT returns his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public,. who have sustained
him heretofore, and we solicit a continuance of
their patronage. + WATT Gu.
do Il-dk cW1m
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WENT SKATINs.-In Stratford, Conn, q few
days since, a poor man, on returning from his
work, found the doors of his house all open.
and three little children almost frozen. 1t
seems that his wife had taken three dollars,
which he had saved to buy q pig with, and
skates. and was skating on apond near by.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

A ROYAL FLocGlNa AvFAIR.-The Jerusa-
lem correspondent of the Boston Traveller
SAYS that Prince Alfred. Queen Vtctoria's
second son, wht is a midshipmAn in the Brit
ism navy, while in the port of Ja6a, received q
severe thrashing from . brother MILDLY whom
he had insulted; and it is related Of him, great
" to his credit, by his brother officers, that,
after his defeat, he begged the victor's pardon
for having commenced the quarrel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

A COrRr DRnss.-At the last Presidents
fevee in washington, considerable amusement
was created during the evening by the rather
strange conduct and uniform worn by q gen
tIemnn present, who made himself unusually
conspicuous. 1t was ascertained that he was
a stranger from the West, and had been per.
shaded to adopt the attire he wore by some
Wags, who informed him that he must wear .
court dress or military uniform on his appear
ance at the reception Of the President.
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kAI.
4,s5SAsHSIa s! &. )!
s:.s, ~ & e 4sTe =: ss nd 81 - g .1ss ssIysislaM
is sa ss9 Y.s : B ~ y "a e1i e.. sls' Blk sa|s's ! /:
81: :: ss, sassa ! / F sis bie :;fsss:e e f sssss ~. :
road. and two miles from Ashl6sd,. and eenteins
UfK acreG. one fourth u wood, sud uee On
1Wcnins-hcuss with six rooms, and oat-Acuses'
! II not sp scld' privately / yiII ssl il q pules .rc-
81 Jsuuary, 1851. tif fsir;if not, the asxt Sair day,
NJ. cha,ein White, ths attornsy 70 m cs '% g,
ACRES OF land. that was once a part OF tAio tract.
3 fHxNx-One-third cash. and the balance on 9
credit of pHs ss and Va s"F'' w 'f b. WOOL s.. !
VALUABLE LAND FOR aAtE.1
&ifGfssAtSsT1' 81 LAVE l1,yNfSs', :;, ns 'sI : i fsl ,,is:s;s
esaaty, about one mile and q half from DH1viiaea
and lJinx eligibly upon the waie!s Of Sandy and
s az n scoas SIS s t .srs sn.s Of sSsicR g g acre. ses 80" are ee sssd
sndi in lime state of cultivation. The Tema. 1dff
T. ~ heavily timbered, spd the lroesede ef the ~
Of the ti!Hber alone woSid Do found Xsf{ sG@ems-
tobacco and other products OF this section II gene
's!,sG, e & fer sals thy valuable property .q SSnn
vile, and upon the wsson-road from Danvilie e
Henry and Western Pittsyivania. In connection
with tho Ferry, I viii cell q small TRACT OF
LAND, containing about u acres OF hne Tlver low
grounds, suitable for . market garden. or asmsu
Persons wishing to purchase any Of this g~repSsrtyy,
will please address me d DaRvlll0, Va, and =! ylu
:.Ss sd n1scspin On sssS.ss inc e{E 5S.1!' iMRffLs66N.
90 lG-0 .Y
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MARINE INSURANCE..
rur ,,c1 }!ne sqg tn M MSf22R1NE 1Nsus.
- ANCE COMPANY. .-v
.Ofhos No. Isl Main Street, Richmond. -
Capital and Surplus, $4,000!
ysays' experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during al
Of that period needle no special recommendation TO
the citizens Of Virginia. ..
It effects Fire Insurance. in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are a. above, and it,
affairs ara managed prudently, but Literally. and its
rates are a. low a. those of any other good institu
ton. - DIRECTORS:
W. l.. Cowardin, ]. Z. Wadsvorth. Patrick Cullen.
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. ". smith,
Horace L. Kent, Th0s. Samson, j. L.: WINSTON,
Win. Palmer, Chas. W. Purcell, Jno. N.GOrdon,
Alex. r. Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inloes, H. A. Claiborne.
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
By letter. w. L. COWARDIN, President.
WV. WuIrs.JI Eecretary, No-8
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FOR RENT AND aALA

~<~~~r7r ~~v~~
SHOP ROOMS AND WATER POW
Err FOR RENTING have. fOs rent threS
- ROoMs, fronting immedistsly on Tie S CT@sIi
P0wkR~ths BUILDING being q the most I'm, i'm.
proved and substantial, construction. wltn siA.e
roof. and well suited for manufacturing purposes.
Parties desiring to locate themselves wlH 90 well TO
Call anu examine y r. 4. ANDERSON Z Co, a
de- Ats Tredeyar Iron Works.
FOR RENT:-PHOT,OGRAPH and FINE
@ART GALLERY over Johnson 4 Harwsod,
EaNo. n Man street, formerly Whitehurst's
Gallery, with two fine sky-lights, and il IN the bu-
siness portion of the city. Apply. TO-
no 10-ts q OOD
a. FOR RENT..A basement STORE ROOM,
81 in rear of Messrs. Johnston L Bransford's
EAwareTcOms, and fronting in LOnbardy Alley
Rent moderate. Possession given Immediately.
WIN. WALLACE SONS.
FOR RENT.-For rent. PROFESSIONAL
@OFFICE or LODGING .ROOMS-the front
Hroom over the subscriber's store. Possession
si Nc sh Immediately Juan SAP PYfzz IL Nc. ,.s Main st.
- FOR RENT-The upper Fart ofths HOUSE
Ea corner Of Main and 18th streets, next to Anne
A1sArican Hotel. elGaE3 L-
ALSO-The three-story Brick BUILDING ON
18th, between Main and Gary strssts; Apply to =
81 -. MARCUS HARRIS& Bro.
&C 26-ts q It's Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

! NEW STATUE no WAsHsxeTox-Itfs pro-.
posed IA the Maryland Legislature 70 efoeta
statue of General Washington TO be placed In
the senate chamber. upon the very Identical
anot where that s(3rent PatriOt' resigned to
tie assembled Congress Of the United States,
on The sd of December, l7sS. nas ccmmieelona e
~ cornrnNu0er-tn.ehief of the revolutionary
army. updar which he consnmmated, with his
ealisnt compeers, Tn "NauOnai lndepens
dences, of our "Glorious Unton." The statue
to be AmeTican marble, Of life sixe, BY an, Anne
rican artist.
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH...The Cleo
6~rYESplastlc and Vuloanite Procses;-G. ".
above mode Of making Teeth, and being satisfied
Of its absolute superiority over all other methods,
can with confidence INT it to those desiring
full or partial sets Of teeth, and especially such
as may be dissatisfied with those they are nov
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
him to insert one or more teeth trithoat clasps.
This method having been adopted by those stand
testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
to those wishing to see them. Sets Of Teeth. on
gold or any other plate will of course he made for
those preferring them. Filling. Cleansing, Ex-
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Office on Maia street, opposite
Hall NO fly
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GRAND E Y4n65K xxx hcHs sSsw,nas
on = t61EFFffFr1sLsY gkkifzsEE rlAs'

1890 VAI1 NlNH
Takes place On The LA4 Saturday in each month.
WkOlo Tickets ~, Halves II, 0nafters ~.
In ordering Tickefs or Certikca4es, onebooo tie
money to cur ad9xees f0r uAat yea wish 70 par
cAass; neme the tntsery IN !Aich Iop wish i m
Quarters OF EiEkths, On receipt Of which ve lend
What i ordered. Pr hrst mail. tossthsr with the
] fmmsdiatsly aMer he drawing, ! Pnntsd draw
ing, Cevti&ed TO b. the C0m1limi0nera, Wil b
oont, with ~ Explanation.
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