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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19

salute of seven guns in honor Of the States
composing the Southern Confsderaey. uas fred yes
terday from the sting battery. This structure is
now finished, and was visited by crowds Of our Cit
liens yesterday. - GAarlsston Mercury, March l6
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DIR }. b. sIcLEANss VOLCANIC Oh LAM
nLEEE.
The best External IN The world gos man q,

EVHoUsANDs II human beings have bssn sse life Of ia.
cFsptitude MISERY, the q his invaluable LINZ
nent II viii reev PAIN almost anesusl and il
viii cleanse purify an hsas tie foolest s0RB in an ince
short time MeLBANS VOLCANIC OIL bTNIMENF nil re-
s9e the most inveera. Of Rheumatism. oous ~ Sen-
rAlea Fog Paralysis o. aractsd Muscles, Stiffness 81 Wesk
neisin the Joints, Musc Lssm6nis will never al
Two applications will 81 Throat Headache or Ba1aehe
FOR Burns or scads Paa, il Is Infsbls kennedy
always hand.
PLANTERS, FARMERS. any having charge o. horses
VIII save money By using McLeans V0caric Oil Liune1 II
3 speedy and nfesls fer Calls, spains chafeEs
Sxeng, Lzmenes sweeny, so, Wounds Scratches Or any
external disease. Try il, ana will Be eonKisce1
Dz. ]. 4. Mel SAN. Sole frqpTstofr
Saint Louis Nc.
Forls Pruprisiors prizes hy Berry DsnssIs .ae =
w Hsudershntt anas~te4@"H
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the pef.nse Of Hon. Jenn b. rIoyd.

The telegraph on Saturday furnished the main
points OF the defense of the Hon. JOIN B. FLoYD,
exSecretary of War in reply to the charges of the
Congressional Investigation Committee. In refer
ence to the issues of aeceptances, he says.
II am charged with issuing Reoeptanees in De-
cember to the exact amount of $50 600 that were
put by Mr. Russell into the hands of Bailey. For
already stated gave to Mr.. RUSSELL during
the money stringency of last fall. conditional
ceptances to the amount of S64S,0O0. At his re-
quest afterwards gave him another acceptance for
SI35,000. This amount made but S79S00o 1t was
with old aeceptances, given far back is Septenl-
Der and October. which he had not yet negotiated,
that he made up the amount Of $4,000 put into
the hands of Bailey"
He adds
1.-The sensation press has taeaed with stories of my
immense wealth in plumber, and magnificent deposits
in the banks.
Those who know snythinz about
my affairs know that it is grossly and cruelty false
know that ! 60 cut Of office poor man, as could
readily be proved BY any scandal mongsr in Con
gress aud scavenger of the press who delights 10
such iniquiiss; and this fact is the conclusive and
honorable voucher l held against all these brutal
charges"
The following is his final protest:
al srrogste nothing when 1 say that greater
amount Of service was rendered before to the
United BtaiRs for the same sum of money. The
army has, during ny whole term Of office, been
on Wsr footing, mot that of peace, and has been
carrying on active campaigns from Texas, in the
South to the British possession in the North. while
the transportation required an! performed has been
beyoEd all precedent greater than at any former
period.
.sDuring all this tine amid all the difficulties
arising from dstrustful and hostile course Of le-
gislstion not one dollar has been expended beyond
the appropriations Of Congress, not one dollar lost
to the Government from fraud, pecuation or theft.
There stands the aecouats plain, clear, distinct,
inviting investigation and dsfyipg hOnest seruti-
n.y."
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Louisiana state Seminary and MILF
tary Academy.

RATION RoVGz, BsbEuary 20. 1851.
TIME oce Of Louisiana State semi
a and Military Academy, located near Alexapdra
kapides parsA la will be vacant Of March, 1861
Application for the p0sition- addressed President OF
the Hoard fpsrVsor Lsuis4ns Seminary etc. Alex
aEdra, nPanzd with will be received upt
SATURDAY, April 9Th
The salary Of tie Superintendent thousand i've hum
dHed dollars Per In addition receives ave hundred
dollars pur znnun Ordinance oeer. odous dwell
ling house is provided for him fres OF charge.
Administrative capacity, prof military edaessoa and
experiences and scientific attachments are ne qualifications
viii b viii be s3ugst for BY the Board
TRaS. o. MOORE
Governor aud er o Pyesdeat Of e Board Supervisors
u The Nashville Union aad American insert the above
times before Msrsh gotta, and snd bill 70 his ocIstos
Rouge tLs,l Advocate.
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SELECT LIST OF sTRAWBER
RIES.

Zen varfeties and one Thousand Plants
for Ten Dollars
For $40 We furnish loo plants each. Of the following
choice kinds Troupe Gand, Trcilopes Victoria, Fcom
Hericsitde Thuy, Filmore British Qneen BuIrs New
Jenny Lind, Hooker, AAvoys Superior and wilson's
Albany.
FIVE Varieties and Five Hundred Plants
fer Five Dollars.
For S. will furnish 100 paats eh Of the following kinds
Tronphe GSnd, Troopes Victoria Burrs New Pine, Jea
ny Lind and Wilson's Albany.
sTRA PLANTs BY MAIL
81 will any Post 0ce address in the country
carefully cotton and oiled silk,
carry sasy, IS coed plants Of the wilson's Albany We will
send, tie price, he number OF plants l Of
any variety offered in catsogue, % cents Dozen
For we viii send 20 plants Of the Tromphe de and
variety oerRt 50 cents Dozen No order allied
plants by mail for less than dollars worth, any
kind.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTs BY NAH
RAsPBERRIEs.

plants very large and ane We have TWEEN
~ varieties, Including Brneles 0rsng, at 81 % dozen;
IS % per l00 Erancor IS per doEsn 81 00pe- l
Fasolh Rivers Large Bnised Monthly KneEcs Giant Had
Antwerp ea and XelloE Antwerp, aE& Others
IS per Dozen 81 90 per O0 Improved American Black
Cap, 50 cents per dessns 80 % per NO.
wanting large qznes OF above viii be furnish
ii very low rates.
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ratiied tRe Permanent Constitution by the follow
ing vote: Yeas 81 nays 5 General JAMESON, lead
ing co-operanoRist tdo hold position IN favor Of
its ratification. JERE CLENESS has see9 appointed
Major In the Alabama army
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r,rITfef1be Confedey01e States.

made public. Il 70 90 into operation on the first
of May. CompsFed With TIE tariff act of the Uni
ted States most Of the 30 per cent dpties hnve been
reduced to Is per cent Articles admitted AZ and
10 per cent under the tariff of 1851 viii be admit
ted at Is per cent There is large 10 per cent
schedule and a very small free list.
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MOBILE RAcEs.-FTTH DAY-There were two
PAGES oyer the Magnolia Course Wednesday, the
18th Tbs tiEst was sweepstake for three year
ODDS two mile heats, In which Richard III, General
Twggs and Neil Robinson were eEteFss, but the rst
two only started The race was closely eontesleS
throughout and as both horses were greatfaFprites
End had twice before met without deciding theques-
ton OF supremacy, it was witnessed by the large
audience with iseEe than usual interest
The second race was fos ssSe jockey club purse OF
S2OO mile heats, and also closely contested Win
spirit to the great animation of the audience, with
the following result:
nipEesSA March Is, Ie6l-SwsepstRkes for BY es-Two
@ bscriOt ion, $780, forfeit second horse 70
ms stSke-SS0O 60 b added BY Club the is run
~ Lillsuson sbc &c isra Twiegs, ~ Brown Dick
u ~ o. 1uGAn' BY imp Sovereign.
I've Richard III. by Brown Dick dam BY lap
ee,. ca Neil Robinson by wagner dam BIZ
Tine: S:5E-3S7 "
eEcoSp RACE Jockey clrb Purse a2Oo-Afile heat.
keigs q hoorssJ b d Laura Paris bv Iexnston
dan ~ MErgrHve--l y -.
Jchn cEmpbeli's b. BY Glencoe dan bv Wsgnsr 4 80
Tims E52N-l:s7 -
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BLAcKBGRRIEs.

NEW ROCHELLE, 81 90 per dozen IS 90 per Is0
DORCHESTER IS ga 90 - q
NBWNAN'S TH0RNLEss, Is ace :
For SIC will send 100 Of each Il the above kinds
We have uted the varieties for i've years. and having
acres eu'tvaon prepared furnish wholesale p1r
chasers At the loWezt rates.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19

The State Convention of Mississippi will re-
assemble on Monday, the 25th inst
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LOGAN GRAPE VINES

Having procured supply o. the above early valuable
Grape OF A Thomson. OF Delaware Ohio furnish good
Welrooted vines, Is eacS per dozen; or By
mail, securely up, and postage pail, 81 90 each
KNOX.
Lock Box 155, Pittsburgh Pa.
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The Huntingdon Patriot is out in favor of ENKE-
soE ETHERIDGE for Governor.
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The PatriOt concludes long article NM, tto
issues Of the day thus The UNION AND Axrp,c,s
which recognize az the organ of the Secessor;,t,
asserts in effect that the URon is gone beyond the
hone of restoration The Patriot should hovo
added-upon any such basis as has been Or is nj all
likely to be proposed by those with whom it Gets
those WHO in all the adjustments proposed have
sought rather lay the Scessionsts of the Border
Slave States on the shelf" And produce mere
temporary division or rupture in tie Black Repub-
Leah camps and thus transfer the spoils cf Office
for season into the hands of the Unionsavers, wa
Cur Southern brothers te be left under pressure
Of the heavy hand Of hostile and powerful govern
ment, to take their choice between an unequal and
ruinous conflict surrender as conquered kroyin-
ces to their imperial masters. With an,due defer
ence, therefore, venture to ssggezt that the only
means of efecting satisfactory and durable settle
ment would be consult the party Gggrieusd rather
than the aggressOrs
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ache, DE.
yTNHERE has been cArHARTIc medicine offered 10
the public, that has given such entire As
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS
Being entirely vegetables they perfectly innocent
be taken BY the tender infant In
removing all Bilious aecreons Acid or Impure Feed Matter
from the stomach In fact hsy the only Pills that should
be used 10 mslarcus destries
They pfcdne Gripping, Sick Pain the stomach or
Bowels though acve and searching their operation
promoting healthy ecreons Of thu Liver and Kidneys Who
Will sui from Bo1sreE, Heaachs stana when
c7esp remsdy be Obtained Keep them constantly o
hand; single dose taxed In may hours days
and nhs Of Sickness. ASK for - II. MeLesns Uuge
sal P Take Other Being coated they tasfeess Pric
only . cenbpsf box and be sent mail any part Is
the United States.
J. Il. MsLEAN, Sole Pranrleior.
Enrnar ii dIanlIp IL -. &c
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AnrTENISTRAT0R,S NOTICF-

JoKPH NASH State Agent Tennessee Kentucky issis
sippi will attend the prompt ustreu and
payment Of losses 10 his district.
Mar9-d6EtW2m
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A = '''''a ''''' sishs isIlsrinz s.- rusx...,..
l. LIS, ELSIE VENEER A Romano. :. -.
yilEsr Wendell Holmes, ausher y ~ eL Destiny.
hss Table Il tso vsll cIask. as Aa'oc'at stas Bs
z. RECREATI0NS OF A corxrpv
work Of much intsssst and merit. - - FAhso
3 THE GREAT PREPARATION.
'A-"Esz A'sH b Rev. Jno- cazaslu<. d 80 -. -.
4 Mr.. eILBERT's CAREER 4.
y b g. Holazd. 'srican
?, Ias flsleIER BOY Or How BIZ F..Sv
az E 49,. Z CO. have also reserved ne sso-D-
css a,.ss.ana,s @zyensf Exerclssss
- - -. n@nnel Of Enstrucsie for q.
1870 ss 80 hillils q ~ Ualiss States.
AAraes's Tactiess.
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R II colBues to the revenue Of the State By the annual
payment Of taxes license.
Property holders wishing protect their property policy
OF really solid Company that wil Up
bold srd pay just claim nst it, let hat may
viii ph their oaecsSy calling At the agency Of this
Company, Nc. IS College street.
WI MARI, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19

The first days of the Black Republican Admins
trston are consumed in Psrceling out the various
Offices appertaining to the Government. The party
whiehsupports it. being circumscribed 70 the North
half of the Confederacy, all the lucrative AID
honorable Offices not local in their character, are
secured to the dominant States. The foreign mis-
sions are given to Northern men, of course. CAS-
sTUs NJ. CLAY, of Kentucky who has always been
despised at home traitor to bis native State,
and seditionist, is the only exception 1t is wor>
ehF of serious reflection, and Of tie most hui
initiating facts connected with the rise to power Of
shs reasonable party, that no Southern maa can,
without diminishing losing the respect of bis
.6llOw-citizens, accept petition in the Governs
ment, ether thsR SHch as the necessities of local
administration make necessary to the convenience of
business and there hl0Qssnds who would even
seorn to hold any place Of local character even.
Can such state of things exist with chivalrous
and high toned people! Here is party tiset sub
Nfsts upon sectional domination. and whose ehisf
men have. thousand times, proclaimed their un-
diving hatred &c the institutions of portion of the
States over which they have been elected to rule
Their accession TO power is marked by violent
and bitter sectional strife. fkey succeed and fill
the Offices with nea of their creed. Foreign minis
GERS are chosen from class that have BeeE led and
clothed By nsIigning the South and Southern inst
tEtions and who will every effort to disseminate
their haeeed, prejudice and malice among the gov
ernments and peoples of the world, until a Southern
man VIII be under tie ban wherever he may
travel the earth. If The Border States
can bear this long, without 8 change, then
we have mistaken their sagscity, chiyaly, states
panshiF. 1t is much nobler position to form
separate ADD independent Governments, the Con
iederate States have done, and challenge their foes
responsibility wherever they may send their min
IONS, whether at fsrsign courts, or the field of
os'1e' or IN the championship of peaceful negotia
aoA' As they may elect The Border States viii yet
see Inc DAY when they win appreciate tie wisdom
OF deelsse action, in view of the calasaitseg 81 sec
tional domination
MI FILLMORE once said that the North would
never sufier such Fae, and ne did not believe his
Soutkern brethren would 60 it.
lt reAslns TO be seen how lOaG the Border States
SKILL srffer f.
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"From prince or from peer, or pieolan, IroH
Highland or from Lowlsnd. from far or from near,
80 mana tho has lied. "

lApplsuse in the galleries No bosom ever con-
tanned heart
The Presiding Officer Mr. Foote in the chair
The Chair takes this Gceasion to announce, that on
repetition Of the offehses IN the gtleries, they will
be cleared forthwith.
Several Senators Clear them now,
After the galleries were cleared, Mr.. Wi1FAEI
proceeded;
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E,enS was no; adopted as gs Gllsr, as g. 1aething
That was bad in i,self, only not quite SO pad as
something else. 1t was not substitute for the
market place Democracy Of former times, because
that was imprsclicable; but it was, that The pee
pls themselves ought not to exercise directly their
power. That is it: that it is safer that man should
be selected competent to construe the Law, and be
paid salary as judge to coustrIo tho Law shat it
Is safer and better for the great mass of the cor
muuity, than that tie people should meet together
in popular assembly and decide the Law Of Il 6
case; that it is better that Representatives shou
be selected to hold their te ms Of Office for GER
tain period and mass laws; far better that they
should do 1t in that way, than that the reop Q
h,uld neet aud pass their own LAWS far
better that men should be selected IS Governors
and sheriffs and conssables to execute The laws,
than for the people to out mdsse and sxeeuf
them
Representative reppb icsnisA the Senator frsm
4ennessee Geems net to have the slightest con-
deption Of. He would have your laws made, he
would have them construed, and ne would have
them enfoFaed b the people Social equality Is
all that he goes for He undertook to read yes
terdsy about South Carolina, and denounced that
people for being in favor of monarchical form
Of government. Well, sir, The charge was not
true. There were two hundred and twelve men
in Charleston, who did, without doubt. sign q Pc
tition that was very loyal, but when he read it.
tn0uEQL MS ceeekS tuBut % Guf4 ~ Nnat was
then uttered against vhiggery-against that party
that was fighting for tie right; that party tha'.
with ropes around their necks. were conterding
against prerogatiVe aud power; that party thst
was firing at the flag which they had often fought
under Those old Wings, horn British subjects.
With british blosd in tkeir veins, proud of their
language, proud Of their ancestry, having gone
to battle time and again under that glorious old
Union jack, having carried that flag vhea they
went 10 rescue the sepulcher from pagan rule and
possessi9n-thoss men, in defense Of liberty and
the right of sslf-goyerumeut took up arms and fred
at the Tag under which they had fought.
l do no. know that he desecrated the name of
Washington yesterday but whether he Oil or mo- /,
10 spose certainly of the flag What flag waved
over the gallant young Virginia ranger at Brad
docks fatal defeats 1t was here that he fought
under The British banner. But when Virginia as
serted her right to self government, that gallat
ranger left the flag of his country, the flag under
which he had lived; under which his ancestors
had lived; the flag that hey had fought under in
England. that they had fought under o. the oanIi.
rent Of Europe the Dag that had been brought
With them into the New World. That asg he did
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-21

~ The following letter, which emphatcally speaks
for ITSELF written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College of Mediclne-to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical journal, San Fran
cisco, for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January 18th, 1859.
! To the elitors of the Pacific Medical Journal
Gle in the December number Of your Journal in regard
10 the ad eundem degree granted by the Philadelphia
College of Medicine to DR.. l.. j. Czapkay. When the
application for the degree made to the Faculty, It
accompanied by afiidavlts and testimonials to the
effect that Dr. Czapkay regular graduate NJ ID.
of the University Of Pesth, had served surgeon in
the hungarian army and was a regular practitioner
of medicine. On the strength Of these the degree
was granted The ad euHdem degree, as Its name i'm
plies, is conferred graduates only, and gives US
con Of irreguarty, the application would have been
refused. BY inserting this in your journal you Will
do act of justice TO the College, and confer favor
on Yours, verfrespectfully, II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
DIR L. J. CzAPKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Mont gGmery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office,
san Francisco. The Doctor offers free sultations,
and asks no ,muneration unless he effects a cure
Office hours from 3 A. NJ. to P.
CEESEIFLCAEEc.-I,t the undersi gned, Gov
ernor of Hungary, do testify hereby, that DR.. L. j.
Czapkay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, Ch ef Surgeon, in the hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance,. Whereof have given to
him this certificate and recommend him to the sympa-
thy attention and protection Of all those who
pable Of approaching patriotic self sacrifice, and
deserved misfortune. K0SsUTH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
WASHINGTON CrT, Jan. 9Th, 1852. feblI
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-21
MI q II BIE-
Premium Marble WORKS.

P- u DEvINE 81 BRO,
Il street, betceen Sirth. and Se0enh Streets
Sacramento, Get.
&SCULpTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments ionio'
- and Grave stones Mantle Pieces table and coun
ter tops &C. &c, constantly hand or made to orue'
at the shortest notice.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
N.B.-P j. D. a Bro have received Diplomas and
gold Medals at the several State Fairs from the
Mechanics Institute. irn8-u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-21
DIR. J. IL, GRAY,
u. L.LASVAGNES

DIR. j. IL. GRAY,
D-s. L.LASVHGNES:
MISUNDERSTANDING.
A. Walker, X. J. Reynolds,
q. Hornung, q. + School,
DR. J. w Winter G.. Woodward
Adam Smith, Col. H. Lane,
Jno q Fall J. II. Jewett,
Peter Becker, Ohas h. ThonaS'
II Harris John Hoesch.
w X Hudson, John LoSery,
Charles Rash, John a, fa&ton'
iiswortb j. NJ Mathews,
K. NJ. Hill, H. Dorh,
E. Baugher
YUBA CITY
Judge p. W. Keyser, G. L. Wilcoxon,
]. Landon Smith,
All commun icaions addressed to EDWIN A. WILL
LIAMs Secretary Of the Institute to 21 of the
post once, by Express, will receive prompt aten
tion.
j. b. LEANAN is our authorized Agent, to obtain
subscriptions and receipt for the same. jan29
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-21
MRS. MINSIOM,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has q
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which greatly
ciitate the process of teehing, by sofenng the gums
reducing all inGamation-will aay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mothers
1t vii give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Pefectly safe in oil cases See adver-
tsement In another column. may41y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-21
NO. 33.
gpefial gotifes.
HoIIoway,s Pills and Osntment.--

HOlioway's Pills and O'nfment.--s
Domestic Remedies.-No other formula combine in so
compact concentrated form the active and essen
tsl pro pert Of medicine, well adapted to
family use as these popular remedies. Devoid Of min
cral and vegetable posons, simple but eficacious in
oper alton they may be administered with equal safety
to the infant to the adult No household should be
without supply, as they always useful In case OF
accident. Sold by all Druggits at &c., e2c, and 81
per box pot. feb2s
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-21
POSTPONENIENT.

HWING to there not having been Tickets enough
~ sold in my "Gift Concert" enterprise up to Tins
time, the drawing will not take place the Sth OF
February but will take place there are tick
cts enough sold to justify the drawing of which fact
the public will have due notice.
g. g. wIJLIkNS
HsYysyille; February 6tn, 1851.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-21
ENSSJas sNNCE.

vgNHE HARTFORD PHOENIX, CITY FIRE, CHAR
TER OAK and MERCHANTS of Hartford
The METROPOLITAN and GOODlIUE of New
York; -
The WASHINGTON and NEPTUNE Of PHILADELPHIA
The subscriber hl,.Eg been appointed agent Tor the
above companies will receive Applications for lnsu-
rance JOSEPH f. SMITH,
l4Lmber Dealer,
conner Fourth and streets
N. Z. Wooden Buildings Insured. apl1-u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-21
w. II. TEEOHN PSON,
issr-gsssMss5A
--fs stss--.lasTgA III , II
PSExsysTY

TEETH neatly and substantially filed with pure
gold ..,,,,;.
My skeleton Atmospheric Plate is stu predominant
Its advantages over all other artificial work, are
First.-A very narrow plate, thus preserving all
the modulations Of voice.
Second-Its adaptation and ease to the noun
Third-It does not rock as other plates DO a1ler a
little use, but when once fitted remains so nor does
it REQUIRE any perceptbe effort the part OF the
patient to keep it in the mouth.
CalI and see specimens.
Oncrations for Cleft Palate performed also Pala-
tine Obturators inserted Strietattenion paid to all
diseases of the teetl
Office on u street. between Third and Fourth, oppo-
site the Odd Fellows Hall, Marysville.
Jan 8