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STATloNERs will find in another column an
invitation from the Postmaster General for pro-
posals for sealing-wax to be furnished to the De.
partment.
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MEYERS Miraculous VKRMlY DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
Ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants,
den Insects.
W Principal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by a II Druggists everywhere. ma 49, SIN
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MORE HOME TESTIMONY.

BosToN, April l8, 1852, No. 48 Union st.
MR. SETH w. FowLE-Dtdr SIR: Your invsua-
Tie medicIne, can truly say, has literally snatched
me from the grave Last July 4 was attacked by a
sudden cold, which resulted in a very severe coug
with V olent pans in the side and chest | became
SO much reduced that my friends frankly told me
nat must die. At this crisis heard of WtSfdT'S
Batsam Of Wild Cherry and immediately sent for
pottle The effect produced was indeed wonder
.nI. MY Physician, one OF the most respectable IN
Boston, who had previously told me that Gu re was
hopeless, came in, and informed him what ! had
taken He examined the Balsam and advised me
10 continue the use of IT. since which time | have
continued to improve daily and tho same physi-
can who had given me up told me, few days since
MARY ROVE.
We can cheerfuy TESTIFY to the truth Of the above
sat ulent, Mrs. Rowe having been an inmate of
our family. WILLIAM bennett,
-, MARTHA BENNETT.
Per. f
prepared by 8. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
sale by II. ID. Gilman, \. c. Ford, jr., 3. u. Waite
". Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn & Palmer, Wash
lnsten and by dealers everywhere. jy 25-Iw,r
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CAN JUSTICE OF THE PEACE TRY Corpora
TON CASES This question has been considera-
raised by the difficulty of getting police magis-
tiate 10 Try cases under the municipal law Some
oil our city magistrates are absent from the city,
ana The consequence is that the Corporation bust
ness OF one district is obliged to be sent to another
district, to the great inconvenience of parties
quite number of persons, and among them sew
eral lawyers, have declared that any Justice of
,he peace may try case under the Corporation
law, ii ne choose to do So when ii is laid before
him What the opinion of the Circuit Court
would De In such case remains to be seen
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SOMETHING THAT NEVER FAILs.-We hear good
deal through the press of "infallible" medicines
ogt the only reliable proofs of the real excellence
OF med cal preparation its sales. In this re-
sPect HoStetter's Stomach BitterS defy cOmpeti-
ton. No curative ever attained the same popular
ity In the same time. Seven years ago II was not
known outside of private practice. Now the sales
amount TO over ttco thousand bottles a day. Every
agent OF the proprietor makes the same report:
cures marvelous-conhdence of the people in the
preparation stronger every day-demand continual
ly increasing. Letters pour IN by every mail an
Complaint, General Debility, DIarrhpa, Dy sentery
and all complaints of the stomach and excret ~
organs Ii is not only efficient bur palatable heng
The most agreeable of all the Bitters at present
before the public.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
where. jy 2S-eoSt
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IN ALTON l. T. HIBITION.
At CINCINNATI OHIO, Sept. I2th-2Oth.

OaIIU3 OtPI
The UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL,
SOCIETY will hold its Eighth Annual AEricultu-
raj and lndustrial Exhibition the grounds Iber-
are TO be fitted up in the best style. There will be
Halls And Tents for the display of INPLE-
MANU,FACTgRES.- FARM AND GARDEN
PRODUGE, FRUITS, FLOWERS, aud MA
TIVE w Els; with Stalls and Pens for
HORSES, CATTLt, SHEEP, and SWINE;
and an unequaled Track, one mile in length aud
forty feet in width, for the exhibition of Horses
The Premiums ofered-in cash,-god, silver and
bronze ls,-diFlomas and certificates, amount
$4,000.
The Exhibition will remain open from Wednes
day, the 18th, to Thursday, the 2Dth OF September
ments and machinery.
For premium lists information apply at the
Once OF the Society, No. $50 Pa. avenue Cup
stairs . or TO the subscriber, at Cincinnati, Ohio
BEN. PERLEY POORE,
~ "A Il Sec'y U. s. Agricultural Society.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains Poison
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KNIGHTS TENPLAR VISITING THE GREAT EAs7-
ERN.-W ashlngton Commandery No. /, b b.
French, 6. Commander left this civ veste,d ~,
Tor New York, to spend a few DAYS with the
fraternity there, and to visit the mammoth steamer
Great Eastern, among the numerous objects of
ihietest 10 De seen In that city. The members of
this COmmandery are numerous. but a great M, M
are non,resdents, and at the present time are
scattered In various parts Of the country. The
visiting delegation is comparatively small. II If
PfGna9ie that they will be received upon their
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STILL ANOTHER METEoR.-Editoy Stan. Las,
night at quarter to eleven another meteor nreareS
10 the west southwest at an elevation of 60 II
daIted down with a slight curve In its path like a
Islling rocket, and disappeared when within 4O0
on Friday last, but left track Of flame so,re M
long behind It. 1t only lasted a few seconds
when the meteor and its tail disappeared together
past week. - N0
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COMMUNICATED.
The HACK LAw.-The officers have suddenly
taken notice of the violations of the law relating
to hacks running on Sunday II is very well ii
carried out In all cases-the hackmen proper are
not the only persons amenable to the law for the
preservation of order and decency on the Sab
bath day They have perfect right to protest
against being made the scapegoats for those who
are even more guilty than themselves, and who
do more serious injury N the police were AZ
their posts on the Sabbath and doing their whole
duty, without respect to persons, the hackmen
would have no reason to bring ont their coaches
ana take the stand on the Sabbath, for they could
not obtain an engagement "NHIp -
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INK NATioNAL lNTELLIGENcER-An Incident -
The death of Mr.. Gales revives a reminiscence of
the only time his paper, the National IntelIipen.
Ger, ever suspended publication. 1t was a warm
and able advocate Of the Madison war policy sec
onding the efforts of Clay and his compeers: and
so powerful was its influence that when General
hoss, In command of the British troops, entered
the capital after the unfortunate affair at Bladens
burg, bis first inquiry was not for the Capitol the
National Intelligencer office, and il was the Arst
establishment demolished, causing a short cessa-
ton In Its regular publication with this ex-
cePnon the lntelligencer has been published reg
ularly for sixty years.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Yesterday, after our repor,
crossed, the Court took up the case of the United
states agt Ann Clark, charged with stealing
s Tt articles OF Jewelry from Mrs Thompson
Ter made motion for new trial Miller and
To fay The Court took up the case of the
United states agt. George Lomax and ] w
Fischer, charged with stealing a money draw
ana us contents from one Mr.. Miller This case
was pending when our report closed
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INSPECTION OF VEssEs AT ALRxASpRA.-Tbe
Gazeue says: During the quarter ending June 30.
Inspector, at this port was 3O7 From the QUAR-.
iefly rePoft Of VIM. III. Parker, Esq, the chief
inspector of vessels for the quarter it appears that
tnefe were Inspected In Hampton Roads York
river, Rappahannock and Alexandria dnring a. a
quarter, 200 vessels In April there were 459
May AUS, June S3S. The cargoes consisted of tim
per, shingles, coal wood, oysters, corn, flour.
COTTON, Iult DC. In Hampton X Dads there were
inspected COG, York river 100, Rappahannocl s. ,;
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
W OE GAS METERS

.,....-. - WASH Nc Ton, July IS, 1850
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thst, agree
ably 10 the provisions Of the dInance Of the Cor
PoIatlon approved May -. 1897 the undersigned is
now prepared, vheneyeT required IN writing and
examln test prove, and ascertain the accur any Of
IegstTatIon OF any gas meter in in this city -
Every meter, iffcund incorrect, viii be condem ned
and another, sealed and rlarked as true, viii be
set In It's place. IL proved TO be accurate in it's
measurement OF gas, Il will be sealed accordingiy
and asaIn put in posi- ioR for USE
once No 80 Seventh street, NEAR Odd Eel
low~' nall open from =. m. To D. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
~ is Il Inspector and Sealer of ssas Meters.
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ADDITIONAL MEDALS AwARDED.-fn the female
department Of the First District School, Ellen
Brown aud Jessie r. Middleton were found. to
Dc equally deserving Of the medal, but the Sub
board desired TO award the school medal to the
IecIpisn., ana themselves presented the two above
psmed win medals, appropriately inscribed,
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UNION CHAPEL.-The Rev. Henry CLAY we.t-
wood, pastor, after delivering the morning dis
course last sabbath, stated that a member OF that
Church. lately deceased, had left among her dvi no
requests, directions that a silver goblet ioIai5
with gold, should be prepared and presented tn
sna. Onu,e5' wnen she was gone, to be used on
sacramentai OCCASIONS and to be regarded al
token OF her respect and esteem for the member
ship with which she had so long lived in ooodIv
fellowship; The pastor said that this. her last
wish, had been prepared and placed in his hands
and that II now only remained for him IN nressat
u 10 the oncers OF the Church. to be kent In truxt
FOR the purposes intended. Whereupon Tbomas
Morgan, Esq one of the Oldest Stewards of the
Church, came forward, and, after appropriate
remarks by the pastor, received il, ON behalf OF
the Church. Mr.. M then gave an sffect,na
account Of the life and death of the deceased
stating, among other things, that Mrs. Rhoda
O'Neal for many years had been a member Of the
Methodist Church; that she was one Of the irst
members Of the Foundry Chapel; that after the
Union Chapel was erected, she removed her rela-
ton To the latter station, which added not only TO
their number, but gave them strength and courage
She has gone The said) to be a member of that
branch OF the Church now in Heaven and has
left this little sacred memento to be used only
when we come together to commemorate
Saviours death, and to profess fellowship for
the members Of his body ON earth. The inscrip-
ton on the cup was as follows: "From Rhoda
o'Neai to the Union Chapel Church, 1860 -
The DISTRICT MILIrARY.-EditorS Star: was
Unexpectedly and agreeably entertained one morn
ing while taking morning stroll through the
Monument Grounds, by witnessing a thoroug b
drill OF the National Rifles, who are Justly the
pride OF your city. Scarcely one week since I
witnessed the evolutions and drill of that far
famed corps, the Chicago Zouaves, and having in
my younger days had some experience In the
military role, do not hesitate to pronounce In the
premises that your besutifnl company compare
faVofdoly with the Zouaves, and I desire, sir
through the columns of your valuable paper, OF
rather to ask you to invite that spirited com panv
to make public parade In this CITY, and THEREBY
enable your denizens to know what a real mill.
tary perfection you possess in the corps Of the
National kines. Your humble servant
A NEW YORKER, ON 4 VIsIT.
Washington, July %, 1850.
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EoR RENT-Two beautiful new BRICK
Il HOCSc =, on Eighth st eet west, between NJ
and y streets north, west side. Apply to MARY
G;HAlSllP. No. Isl Ninth street west or Dr.
10th streets. ia 10 vs
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MAJORS OFFICE, GEsRsKrowN, d. 4
july 2.ih. 1880

july ~ b. 1850. 4
EXTRACT From CITY ERDINsNCFs
,And beu tETfher ordained, That the Water Boa.
shall al ali umts have the power. and IL shall be
their duty, to reg ate the use Of street washss
fountains, hyd ants, or other at achments 70 the
water works according as their Judgment snail die
tate, and they shall have the power 90 shut of he
water rom any person or persons who shall will
July dlsregad their published notices relating 10
such Attachments or the use Of the water.
In aocoTdauce with the above, notice is hereby
given that from and after the date az this IN bica
ton al fountains within the corporation linn 8
must be shut of and housekeepers are warned thai
anV neglect OF their hydrants careless waste of
the water Will rs punished as the ordIuance pro-
vldes. This notice is rendered necessary by the
great scarclty of water in the his her portion If the
tow, and the Water Board will leave no means
untrled 10 remedy the evil.
jy HENRY ADDISON Mac,
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A RARE CHANCE Is NOW OFFERED
"A anJ one VINO may be desirCus Of entering in
PrOhtabie busInt SIS, at of the best stands IN
Georgetown. | offer my entire stock of DRY
GOODS on reasonable terms. IN order to make A
change In my business w. HURDLE.
y& I'm Corner of High and Gay SITS.
II business, III commence from this da te 10 sell
for cash my entire stock OF DRY and FANCY
GOODS. baying purchased the most fayora
as possible, ali who may be IN want of bargains
Will DO well to give me q call.
w. HURDLE.
~ y I'm Corner of High and Cav SITS
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NA1Oh - OF flCE.
Nn GEoRGETowN, ID. c.. July 49, 1851.
All Pertons whe are annoyed by nulsances which
endanger the health of the town are request,d To
report the same, in writing. to this Office
y l8-w4w HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

ARTISTS N ARMs.-Ths "Form, form, rife
men FORM" Of our British cousins Has extend
I'd 10 the studies Of the artists. who are not
eenssnliy opsn TO military influences. A new
volusteer company. called the "0eneral Ar.
tlsts' Ria CORPS, /" has heen formed In London.
snA amene Tho namas Of The artists Who have
ioloe6 IT. We Ohserve, are thOse Of 4illais,
Lsesb, Tajiourd, Philiips and Thomas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25
VIRGINIA STOVES: VIRGINIA
STOyES!! VIRGINIA STOVES!
RICHMOND STOYE WORKS,
ESTABLISHED IN Isl.
- - n n IL ~
Manufactures at this celebrated

ManufactureS at this celebrated
SOUTHERN STOVE FOUNDRY,
CYLINDER, BOX, Y A LOR and COOKING
STOVES; OF the most esrabls S styles and q s.pe
CEs, FRONTS and RATES. HOLLOW WARE,
MIGRANTS, SINKS, &c. &c. and most descrip-
The proprietor is convinced that sufficient appre-
ciative patrons could be found In his market who
would pay the value of good article to justify him
the use OF the best mate ais and in the employ
ment of competent mechanics. TW0-thfydS If the
moNlderS employed on these Stores are FirgtnianS,
sch 0 hare searaed thar trade at these tcorks.
These Stoves have been gradually gaining favor
until they have become the mort popular of any in
use. Their superior streng and simplicity of ope-
ration peculiarly fits them for the use Of servants.
REPAIRING PLATES promptly supplied.
Timers and Stove dealers throus bout the South
are desired to forward their orders to
ASA SNYDER, Richmond. Va.
Retalled in Richmond BY Messrs. & D. YALE 4
Co, WIN. SEARS WOOD, q. 4 A. BARGAMIN,
Jr.. and WIN. A. MOUNTCASTLE.
de A)-dlmcwYm
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H. . i AKIN Es
No 80 lain ST., RICHMOND, Va. pouks
ABOVE ST. CHAkLEs HorkL,
Wonld cal! the attention OF lar mers, merchants,
and others To the TACT that he max, every variety
81 rLV used "a this country, a. we'll as NAN
IS VOWS; GuLT rnr GorLTEks' CORN
made in HIS own shops, of hest materials, by sood
with genuine GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS,
which he obtains from the most reliable sources.
!. he would call particular attention To his new
sizes and distinctly dinersn, shapes at moeboards
on each PLOW. thus insarins its adaptation To
every variety at soil and strength OF team, and
saves one halt Of the wear IN casting. Tie has
warranted every article INSIDE BY himself. and IN
turned for fault since he CONNIE ncsd basiness. He
hopes to succeed purely ON his own uaer,t, and
when he hndx u necessary u detrSet from The
merits Of Others ar To build his business BY pull
inx others down. he expects y virsuous communal
y To discountsnance him and buy, If better man.
N. A fresh supply Of GARDEN SEEDS jus. re-
ecved. feS-Im
GPkllAL NOrlCk.-LUuiS J. BOSSlkUA
- Steam Candy Manufacturer. Ave story huid-
ing. Main street. SIX doors heow Msssfs. lsaxes
4 Taylor, dirsekty opposite the old sstaMishsd
store al Aessrs. Riehardnon h Co.. vonld be Happy
10 accommodates his old customers and the sal,iIY
on him for the last tfteen sears enables him, with
ealass ahsh,Gent, ~ oder iadIcs tnrnts 10
purchasers uneQuaird sh,s side III fh.'adeipha.
with more rooni, more fsrce, more Atssak. apd
fetsted dispositoa ~ da atstss h,.sSAss ~
: coll cali tfom The bsslAs ssel's' 8 NJ.
rYxkxIE.xIs: DYV.: A.R fI} NM ~ H.; !:
ana ca'easss' Can s'es 1rS ibs1SDsIDex ~
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, RENRICO LAND FOR SALE

sale, privately. my very desirable How
@STEAD D, containing fourteen acres ii hFp'
ed garden land, SIX miles West ot Richmond. l,
Immediately on the Three Chopped letI ili ~
JOINING the lands Gi X ID. Garter aad b Jssl
The dwelling rs new snd contains i0nr good T9ai
There Is all the necessary out houses, shca 81
Ia good order; II well of pure water ana j9pai
orchard OF cnoice fruit trees. A snail lAmj'
find this a most desirable residence. The asN
borhoot as go.d and healthy For par'.eass' y
ply to THOMAS hlNStII
fs 2-lmt heaI.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

TW rO0ACCONlATH.- 0Ii Of Bitter Almonds;
mint; gu Of Winter Green; Oil NJ Sassafsas; Oil Of
Ans; Sweet OIL; all kinds Il eplees, o., b.. Tor
sale b. gss a. bODEKER Co. -
Main street, near OLD Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

NJ .-An who desire PLANS FOR
IN BUILDINGS, or any other mechanical i'm
pr0vements, wOuld do we'll to call upon the sub
season ~ apt to be too much occupied 10 allow very
ample time 20 improve and perfect them unless
order 10 give satisfaction by producing the most
oomplets work, solicit immediate attention;
G. +. N, SMITH.
Architect. Civil and Mechanical Engineer, God
din's Hall. corner nth and Bank streets, Ricll-
mend. Va. iA3l-lm
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c.

LIZ Il xNoOxHANN6, exc.
DlCHMOND AGENCY OF THE SOUTH.
PRGTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered BY the Lesiylatu,e Of Virginia in 1884
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Insures on the Cash and Mutual Plan.
HENRY ": THOMAS INDUS R. gLAKEY.
T; 3: R0BERRrSSoN, JAMES "a, 4 T. CLQpsE,
ShHfhfsHik MALE, k kFSHfh fSS#FHFRER.
WITS W.T. NJ b!S tkNE,R, Il VIII Ii S WkidHt.
HENRY W. THos&fAaSs , f4ssident.
7. 3. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THOS. r: HILL, Treasurer.
JAS. L. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for Insurance granted. and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable TERMS
~ ,. 4. e c2 GU
l4th St, Exchange Hotel Building.
+ MARINE INSURANCE.
THE " ssva.
Capital and Surplus, S2soooo
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of t,censy- ssren.
having enjoy ed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs no special recommendation to
i
It effects Fire Insurance in cit. and country, and
Marine insurance to all parts OF the world.
Affairs ara manas ed prudenty, but and its
rates are as low hose of any other good instita
wi c9x.sdin. %Ssa.xors gs:5sk esr l;,
N W , Kns c chs:
Alex: 4: Parker, Jos, Winston, Arch Thomas
Jas. A. Inloes, H, A. Claiborne.
nv stsr to the L. e
WIN. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. je@u
street? He is closing out his stock at such sac
rifcing prices-W hte Tarlatans. yards wide, i5sl
cents; splendid lace in front Corsets, at s713 cts
usual price: yard wide Blcsched Cot Of excel
lent quality; at 70 cents other style at I2t cents.
very cheap Irish Linens at 80 cents, worth IS CENTS
very rich Collars at IS cts worth 81 so; Embroid
White Hose at i2Ss cents; Cambric Bands; lniants
Waists; Cambria and SWISS Edgings and Insert,
yars in wa IS En-
Goods; Dress Trimminss; Hair Nets, very c.eap;
SHIRT B"s ms ana numerous h n %1h,a ARTICLES bear
nSss xne sSs
nRY GOODS AT COST. Having too large
II stock of Dry Goods on hand for this season
| offer for sale, from this day until the 18th of
March next, INV entire stock of Dry Goods, CON
class Dry Goods Stores. at cost, and a great many
below cost. Also, heavy stock of Ladies Mo
rocco, Goat and Leather Shoes, with and without
heels plain, foxed ana tippe, Caters at aston
lshng low prices; Misses and Chlldren's Shoes. Of
every description Servants Shoes, for 50 and 81
cents, worth twice the money; Gents Oxford Ties,
Congress Caters, &c, at all prices.
which boush at auction by Mrs Wondy1,the
half their value. Be careful of going to the right
srsss
CEILING OFF AT AND BELOW COST.
- POSITIVELY THE LAST MONTH:-GREAT
INDUCEMENTS OF F Ed TO PURCHA:
SERS.-This being positively the last month that |
intend offering my stock of Dry Goods to the pub
lie, ut and below cost | AIN determined to close
iected assortment Of Dry Goods, and among which
is a large stock Of fine Marseilles Quil.s. Linens,
Linen Damask, Napkins. Sheetings, CottOns, &c.
know it will be to the interest of persons wishing
such Goods to give me call, as they are to he
ance Of last Springs stock, which will offer at
great sacrifices. Give me a call.
NJ. MITTELDORFER,
rs Broad st.. between sd and 4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ..The Cleo
m~plastIc and vulcanite Proce:s;-G NJ:
UlIO JONES, DENTIST, havinr the right Tor the
above mode of making Teeth, and icing sst,sned
Of tn absolute superiority over all Other mc.no1s
fni or partial sets Of teeth, and especially such
a. msy be dissatisfied with those they are nov r
using. The perfect adaptation Of the Plate "a tne
him TO insert one or more teeth wiiho~s e!asps.-
This method having been adopted by those stang stang
in9 hi hest in the profession, North and south,
Testimonials viii be given and specimens Sxhlbited
to those wishing to see them. Sets Of Ieetn, On
rod or any other plate will Of course be made Tor
those preferrins them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Office on Main street, oppcste
rnrsnth;sn Hall nO21-1y
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CORPORATION or WiNcHEsTKR. ~ Wit:
Personally appeared hsfere me- TIE g. isev,
Of he Bank Of Winohsstsr, and made 0sth that
tie oh0vo statement 10 correct according 10 TIE
Gsst Of HE knOWiodEe and helief.
Given under my hand this 18th day cf IAnds!y.
1910. \. J.. ". FVLA,J'F