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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

Upon reading the affidavit ned In this and II ap-
pearing theefrom that the said Defendant resi-
dent OF California and that said plaintiffs have
good Of action against the said defendant Il
hereby ordered that service therein be made
by publication Of the in the Nevada Democrat for
the period Of three months successfully from this
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of April A. D. 1890
L. W. SMITH, J. r.
Geo s. HUM Atty for Plaintiff aO.3m
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om; Notice I ! &c. Of Dissolution.

partnership heretofore existing between O. RICE and
). HOWARD In the making and selling Hydraulic Hose
sons dealing with s. Howard hereby notified that the
undersigned IS not responsible for any debts contracted or
contracts made in the name of Rice Howard since the
date Ofsaid dissolution
O. RICE
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Ordinance Number "A.
ITO PROHIBIT NOISY AMUSEMENTS.-

l. The Trustees Of the City Of Nevada ordain follows
SEcuoS /. Any person persons who shall, upon any
Of the public streets Of this city engage in the game
foot ball baseball vny other game calculated to dis
turb the peace and quiet Of the neghbohood
pedestrians shall upon conviction thereof be fined in
any not exceeding twenty dollars be imprs-
oned for a term not exceeding eve days.
Passed May oath 1860. JOHN WILLIAMS, PIost.
T. II. RoLFE. Clerk.
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C. Wilson Hill, Plaintiffs Attorney.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne

=
- vada, Township of Bloomfield IS.
Know all men by these presents that BRIDGET HOI
LAND wife Of Robert Holland Of said township, county
and State aforesaid do hereby declare and make known
my intention to carry business my account
and in my own sole trader, In pursuance Of
act of the legislature of the State Of California, entitled
act to authorize married to transact business
in their own name sole traders approved April 18th
1852 and further declare that said business will be
that Of farming and stock raising in said township Of
Bloomfield and county Of Nevada and that the amount
capital invested In this business does not exceed FIVE
thousand dollars.
In witness Whereof have hereuntO set my hand and
seal this the % day OF July A. d. 1860.
In the presence Of BRIDGET HOLLAND.
Owen Rice. mark.
Witness to the mark Levi Ayres.
State Of California County Of Nevada Township of
Bloomfield On this, the I'd day Of July $780, before
me- Levi Ayres, Justice Of the Peace in and for the
said Bloomfield Township Nevada county personally APP
peared Bridget Holland wife Of Robert Holland personally
known to 10 be the individual described in. and who
executed the above declaration party thereto and
that said Bridget Holland wife of Robert Holland having
been by first made acquainted with the contents of
said instrument, acknowledged TO me examination,
apart from and without the hearing Of her said husband
that she executed the freely and Voluntarily with
out fear compuson undue influence Of her said
band and that she did not wish TO etract the execution
Of the same.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
seal in the township and county aforesaid the day aud
year first above written
n
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

TTHAYERHS con LIVER OIL CANDY
This an excellent preparation and is decidedly the
peaantest and best remedy ye: for Coughs Colds Asth
ma, &c &c. For Sale by #. SPENCE,
Druggist Apothccary, Broad st., Neyada.
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TINOLL BRIDGE NOTICE.-NotieeI Is hereby
given, that the undersigned will apply to the Board
Of Supervisors of Nevada County Monday August 9th
1860 thereafter hearing can be had for
renewal of lie to keep Toll Bridge the South
Iuba, known as Webber's Bridge.
JOHN WEBER.
Nevada July Sd lS6O.-4O4w
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Trustees Report.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN
cooperating the City of Nevada the undersigned sub
init the following report of the receipts and expenditures
of the City Government from May 10th 1860 dae OF last
report) to July 5th 1850.
RECEIPTS.
For Licenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1856 90
For Delinquent Property Tax.......... 4 50-S359 so
ExPKSDnUREs
fay OF foncemeh' '.'..'s.s'ss.' SoI %
Work Streets NORTHUMBERLAND. IL 90
Advertising. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0O--4C4 so
July 5th 1850. JOHN WILLIAMS,
President Of the Board of Trustees
7. H. RoLFB, Clerk.
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Fire Companies.

At meeting Of the Board of Trustees, on Mon
day, June 18th, the following resolution adopt
ed:
ResOIred, That the citizens of Nevada are hereby
authorized to form two fire companies for the pro-
lection Of the city from fire, according to the laws
of California.
Passed June llth 1860.
JNO. WILLIAMS, Pres't.
T. H. RoLFE Clerk.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA
LIE GREAI AMERICAN REMEDY.


THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
Thi. prenaraton is A combination heretofore unknown
in the history Of medicine differing entirely In its eharSc-
ter and operations from the various preparations OF
para which have been at different times offered to the
public 1t acts specifically upon the whole system there
BY bringing IT under its direct and immediate influence
Although possessed Of powerful and controlling enec yet
ENTIRELY HARMLESS,
20 that Il cannot njure the most delicate constitution
When In perfect health effect is produced BY its use
in the and huyng fast its victims along the path
Of life then It's mysterious influence is felt and seen II
enkindles new life and vigor, and brings health and
strength back to the suffering and diseased.
PREPARED and sold by A. II. IL ID. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists 100 Fulton street, Of William, New
York.
CO.. San Francisco RICE COFFIN Marysville R.H
MCDONALD CO., Sacramento and by Druggists gene
rally.
April Sd, 1S60-263m
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IL The Fayetteville IN. o. Observer call the
attention OF the people Of the good old &" North
state to the following complimentary reference
made to them by that polished exponent OF
secession, !" the Mercury: sold Rip, although
not quite awake. Is making preparatory grunts
He'll feel the foot after awhile "
ID The Laurence Hotel at RaleIyb NJ G.
recently purchased by Government for a Post
Ofhee and Court House, was burnt early Fridsv
morning; The rooms were temporarily occupied
3y the Legislature. The fire was accidental
Loss about 90 600. =
IVA frame tenement house at New Haven,
Conn, occupied by twenty-six families was de-
sroyed oy nre on Friday morning. The entire
family OF Michael Collier, his wife and four
children perished Is the flames:
UFIt 10 said that spectres, vampires. and oh
Inns are seen at night on the Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy railroad. The train lately ran over
one OF the ghosts, which vanished without leay-
Ing trace Of blood or bones
III Ernst, the violinist, has been an iuvali
lof tne last three years, hut 10 now recovering
he last time he played was before the Imperial
family at Nice, and he was then obliged TO renal
can chronicles the arrival there on Tuesday. from
New York, OF 5000 muskets and 80, 900 ball car
ridges, purchased for the State Of Georgia.
NEW COrNTKRFEIr.-Counter ass on the
Greenneld Bank Of Massachusetts are In circuIa-
tIon. -.
IL Three boy-burglars have been sentenced to
State prison. In Fairfield, CT, the Oldest 10 wears
old, for ten years
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., .
OeeamhAr Il. iAS0-

- TRRAsrRY DEPARTNKNT,t
- December l8, 1850.
NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals q
will be received at this Department until the .sth
December instant, for the issus Of any portion or
the whole Of ave million of dollars in Treasury
notes, In exchange for gold coin Of the United
States, deposited With the Treasurer of the United
states, the Treasurer Of the Mint at Philadelphia
or the Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York,
or 81 Louis, within i've davs from the acceptance
OF such proposals, under the authority of the act
ofCongrsss entitled "An aot to auth orzs the issue
oil treasury notes and for other purposes" ap-
proved December II, ls6o.
such Treasury notes will be issued upon the re-
celpt hereof certificates of the deposit with those
ocers to the credit of the Treasurer of the United
sta es. They will be made payable TO the order of
sach bidder or bidders a. shall offer to make suoh
exchange at the lowest rate of interest and the
treasury notes Will Garry suoh rate of interest
from the date of such deposit
The proposals must state the rate of interest
without condition, and without reference to other
bids, and contain no other fractional rates than
one fourth, one half, or three fourths of one per
oentum. One per cent. upon the amour. pro posed
to be exchanged must be deposited with one of the
ofhoers above enumerated, whose certificate Of
such deposit must accompany each proposal, "A
security for its fulflment. If the proposal is not
accepted, immediate directions will be given In re-
turn such deporit. ehould the proposals VARY from
the provisions of the act Of Congress- or of this
notice, they will not be considered.
ALI proposals under this notice must be oaIed
and inscribed on the outside proposals for Treas
ury Notes" They will be opened and awarded at
this Department at II O'Clock noon on said 2sth of
December. PHILIP r. THOMAS,
de ls-dt2sth Secretary Of the Treasury.
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READ The following letter from highly respeot-
able tISmap: o' 1r~O-

iobbcT HOHh nlBny respect
Limestone, 3, Montour Co, Pa, Dot. q. la5s.
TINS is to certify that was pronounced bI sew
oIaI PHYSICIANS as consumptlVe, and had all the
symptoms of the disease In its worst FORM such as
coughing, severe pains in the chest shortness of
Dreath mig ht-sweats, and extreme WEAKNESS and
lassltuds IN my whole system. My family nearly
al having died OF the disease, had given up a |
nope OF recovery, as nothing gave me relief; but
hIoug the PERSUASION Of q friend was induced
20 tr{ Dr. Wistar's Balsanl Of WtId Cherry. The
hrst bottle relieved me derably and the thi rd
bott cured Pe entirely. now feel as well as ever
!; oId IN my Ile, and am able TO follow my oocupa-
uon as farmer as fully as any one.
also had q sister in . more advanced state of
the dlseas', having been confined to her bed for
over year. and Pronounced beyond hope by our
pest PHYSICIANS. she also was entirely cured by
ne lid Cherry but It required siI or eight bot
ventatlys, being natu ally weak ohested.
Il would slncsrely urge all who are similarly af-
hlcted 70 trJ Dr. Wtsfdr'S Balsam OF Wild CRs,yv
as an tati.hed that but for. your own valuable
remedy my sister and myself would not now be
living. will ehseffully answer any one who NAV
address IS me On the subject, and state our cases
Prepared BY Seth w Fowle & CO., Boston, and
f9r ssls II Washinstog city G. stott, $. b. Waite
4. ID. Gliman, John Schwarze, Nairn & Pa mer,
y iIoan b Wiley, B. MSOrs, Ard d. nePhs1:oP;
Southron, and BY drhg gists everywhere de It-Iv
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The FORTS AT CHARLEsroN-The Charleston
mercury OF w ednesday says: When the State 10
out Of the Union when the forts are demanded
and refused to be delivered up to those In whom
Is vested the title Of eminent domain, and for
whose protection and defense alone they were
eminent showing hostile purpose, 1t shall be-
come necessary and proper for US to obtain posses
sion then II will be right for the world and black
fepu6licanism to expect that the State, by her
authorities, win move In the premises. The pso-
pie Will obey the call for war; and take the forts
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The vKRDIcr or THx sIcx-Is,,s,. from n

IHE VERDICT OF THE SIcK.-Letters from Dys-
Pepbcs, IN every state, continually received by
the propfiefors OF H0stsftsys es!s6rdtsd Stomach
bu!Hs, expressing in the most enthusiastic terms
thelr conhdence In that celebrated restorative THE
wIleLs dnsr In their modes Of n but III Hy
0enent has bsen derived by Thousands from this
agreeable AID potent stomachIc is OF established
py CLOUDS OF witnesses. Dyspepsia and the count
less diseases OF the stomach and bowels 10 who's n
gives rlse, vanish before the searching bra
org ana purifying influence of this great renovater
1.-THE physical system. which acts on
All the Internai organs requiring regulation and in
Nisofelo1s -t de I8-eoSt
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III Col. Peard, " Garibaldi's EngIishman >,
says Of rifle shooting in battle &c Mind, il ever
you 90 ride shooting, your rife In a scientific
manner. Recollect always not TO kill your mar,
put 10 wound him; then IL takes two men to carry
him on, and those two men never by any chance
come back the same day. With double-ba
at each discharge %
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PRRcIPITATIOS The Charleston Mercury YES
no consent 70 the postponment of active secession
until after the close Of the administration n
says: "We do not mean TO be baked by clap
trap experiments for postponement, either on ac-
count OF Mr. Buchanan's convenience, or to suit
the plans OF Southern submissionists in other
states. A word to the wise is sufficient
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HoMFoPArHIc Rrnxnr..

All oI DT; Hnmphreys & Co.'s speeiko Ho-
me- MsoP;sAIs q Rsmssies put uR expressly family
IN cases, containing, % walls, from si TO Sl
Zach, with book Of full directions. For sale 81
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald, S53 north street;
also BY F. b. Winter, corner Of Massachu setts ave,
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Poss ExirGef az Yifck
Haxsl, for internal and external lnhammafions oi
al kinds. Sold as above. - ma q lv
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~ Men find 1t difficult to formally announce
a death gracefully and properly, yet briefly A
fair specimen Of the blunders made I'm this de-
Partment OF literature appears in the British Pre-
nlers announcement Of the death Of William v
to the Mayor Of London: at Is with much regre,
thatI announce to your lordship that ii has pleased
Almighty God to relieve his Majesty from his
suferingsn
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Poor BUILDING MATERIAL A writer in the
London Chemical News says that the new Houses
OF Parliament, which are built Of magnetism lime
stone. are already crumbling to decay He also
states that the rain which falls In cities il more
destructive to buildings than that which falls I'm
the country owing to the solvent properties Of the
Impurities which are washed out Of city air by
the rain.
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ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
l. FOR PRESENTS
We have nov our usual lsrge and magpl6cept
assoItment eleF anty bound and illustrated Books
ior Presents for the Holidays. The new Books for
this year are very beautiful.
Our Juvenile Department. comprises oil the latest
Books out and al the old ones suitable for chill
thing for the little ones. Our assortment of Writ
Ing Desks, Portfolios, Paper TIces. Papier Maohe
all other sty les Penkniyes. Paper Folders Cutters
60, 90, is large and varied, and will be sold et
prices to suit the times.
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
de 20 cor, Pa. ay and Eleventh ~
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HoLLowAY,s PILLS AN O1srnrx-

, SPrdtAS, DlsEocdtions, fc.-Ne Neithsr opodeldoc
iniment, nor any other embrOcation oan eoual the
efficacy which chsractenze these ssntia nj We geta
PIE ext acts IN the cures Of ans strains, wounds
1nequaled for sllevisting pain reducing looai in
nhnLnatlon, and promoting Q rapid cure Sold by
All druggists, az $50, go. and s II per box or pot
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de IL lot

T. HOLIDAY PRESENTS
HOSE Persons wishing to make purchases for
Holiday Presents, will find at the store of the sub
scrlber very large assortment of FANCY and
STAPLE DRY DOODS, such as
HANDSOME Cloth Closks and Raglans,
Shawls, Black and Fancy Silk Robes
Black and Fancy Dress Silks,
Figured and Plain French Merinoes
Delains, Cashmers ard Plaids.
EmbIoId' red Linen Cambria Handkarchiels,
Muslin and Csmbrics, Collars and Sets,
yOuyin Kid Gloves, Hosiery,
Neck Ties. Bonnet Ribbons
MerinO Shirts and Drawers,
And great many other Gods suitable for Holiday
Presents, selling at reduced prices at
HENRY EGAN'S,
De l9-lOt 32l Seventh at and 32I Pa ay
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CITY IMPROVEMENTS The large barrel sewer,
nse Teet IN diameter, which was being constructed
on on y nlIteentn 81, from the Canal to North st !,
has been completed, and reflects credit upon the
contractors, Messrs. Chapman & Bro The lateral
sewers Leading into 1t have been commenced. and
when com pleted win add greatly to the value of
properly In that portion Of the Second Ward
The work was under the supervision Of Commis-
sioner Rawlings The traps at the corner of Sew
enteenth q. and the avenue have been improved. !.
ana now give entire satisfaction; and an excellent
footwalk, long needed, has been laid from AvI.
meIs corner to the corner Of the War Department
gronnds, opposite This work Ia under the direc-
non OF the Commissioner Of Public Buildings
Aoont one-half the granite coping for the snclo-
sure Of the w Western Circle has feen laid The
vessel having the granite on board for the remain
der was blown off her course by storms on the
coast She has been heard from, and viii soon
weeks. 49,. -
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SIP sUrTA PEF9TYH%As sTY%Asy PAINT AND 5I2
= HAMILTON, BR0. & cos.

l. the pse. % nd ,Ss p.r.n.
Roofing and Faint Alao, 3 general sssortrnenf OF
House Painting Materials. -
Painting In all It's branohes exeoutsd with dis-
patch and on reason able terms. Mixed Paints al.
Ways on hand and Tor sale, with bucket and brush
20 losn nee 81 charge orders lsft st the store
for Old Glsains or Job Work Of any Kind vliI be
no " al2-PUTTY Is DowN.-sIs
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SEGARs AND TOBACCO FOR THE MIL

The undersigned would respectfully inform his
numerous friends and the public that the oopsrt
nsrship heretofore existinE under the firm of
tual consent, aId that he hss-opAned store on the
corner Of q and Seventh SITS. west, opposite the
Bank of Washington, where may he found choice
assortment of fSEGA RS and TOBACCO, OF direct
importation, as well as domestic manufacture,
Wholesale and retail.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by fair deal
ing and strict attention TO the wants and interes
of the public In bis line, 70 merit continuance of
the patronage so literally bestowed upon the late
firm -
no 8-Ims p wIRGMANN
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
HE Best assortment Of -co~
BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS MI
Suitable for the Season,
Can be found at
n. BURNS'S, No. 40S Pa. av
near National Hotel,
between ~ and 9Th streets,
Also, handsome assortment Of TOILET
SLIPPERS, suitable for Christmas and New Year
Pfesents. lInt.& COn.l de l9-IW
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cOuoHs.-The sudden changes of our climate are

sources Of Pulmonary, BrosehiaI and AsfAnafic
AgscttosS. .Experlencs having proved that simple
taken IN the early sta:es of the disease recourse
should az once be had to " ByoIoa's ByonehiaI
ritaon of the Throat Be ever 80 slight a. nv this
precsntlor more serious attack may be efeqtualiy
warded oH. Public Speakers and Stagers will fnd
tn EN- edeotusl for clearing and strengrhspInx M
voice. See advertisement. de- Nv
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AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS

AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS.
From Vim. Rice, E1- Proprietor Of the Peaasys.-a-
Htaa
DIR. Sohlosser has extracted two corns from nv
toe, which were extremely painful for many years
The extraordinary ease with which he operates -is
markable and cheerfuly recommend him to all
who are troubled with oorns as the only peTson i
have ever known to perform the oper alton scien-
Philsde phia, Sept. IS, 1857, VIM RICE
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PsNN1Rs.

To THE AyyrIcrxpEBe sure to read the advsr,
usemert Of McLean's Stfeng theuing Cordial anf
Blood Purifier. in another column. 4 If
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From Hon. Charles C. Van ZaAdt, RI.
DR. Schlosser has to day opersted upon q very
painful corn Of Mrs with perfect success, reliev
ing ali pain and reno y ing it without suffering
CHAS. c. VAN ZANDT.
Providence. r. l., Oct. q, l85e.
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RKlpxR, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Read 1t; n win interest yoa.
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Fsm J. W. Gray, editOr Plaindsaler. Gerslassd, o.
DR.. Schlosser has extracted seven troublesome
corns for me without pain and with every pr os peot
Of permanent cure, i oan cheerfully reooi nnend
him TO the public patronage. J. w. GPsAY.
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A DAPTED FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
One, Troo, Three and Four Faccd Shayls.
we ofer more than our usual assortment of
Rroche snd "a eaine Long Shawls, in one, two,
glasses survive a the changes in fashion, and
Iorm rlch, stylish, and the most durable winter
Our stock Of all other kinds Of Shswls and Cioaks
VIII be found new, novel, and extensive
a Also all our entire stock of Silk Robes Dress
silks, ana other vast stock of dress fabrics,
All kinds OF Dry Goods In general use.
one prlcs only; the value marked in distinot
hgures; therefore no purchaser is deceived,
floors, ' "ff0'
~, House e. Linens, I'M Blankets, Comforts, &C., b.ss-
An examination Of store and stock solioited. il
Implies no obligation to purchase.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and 9th stAet,
De w lOt NParrH RnilhinnaV
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r. u. RoHR, formerly at Browns Hotel, we
see has opened new restaurant at 4s9 81 xth street.
between c and Louisiana avenue, where he offers
TO bis numerous friends a select assortment of
choice liquors, cigars, oysters, &c. Mr. Rohr can
''keep a hotel >, - = =
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Persons desiring pennies will always end thAm
for exchange at the Star Once csunter. Il
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DENTISTRY.

MI TEETH
ltl. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and psten<ea
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, g.
tends personally at his ofhce in this oity A@
Many persons can wear theee teeth who olID
cannot wear others, and no person can gpsr othsrs
who cannot wear those. ~
Persons calling a. my Ofioe can be accommodated
VIII any style and price of Teeth they may desire;
oeanest, strongest, and most perfect depture thai
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii De
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this oIty-No. ass Pa svenue, between
s1n and 10th sts. Also, s07 Arch street, Philsdel
pnit- Il
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N DENTAL cam

DR. MVNSQN Has returned and resumed his
Rrofssslon. Ofhce and house et 463 sL-
third door east of Sixth. In addition to,AA
every other approved style, Dr. M. has set etlI1O
send, from experience, knows It exce.s all Others
and ID one.third less In prIoe than gold HIS Cd
town are respectfully solicited 20 call an IS soiy