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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-05

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= I'm - : S. y, 1919 :. 81.
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9, No. sn,,cas,.; 49, tsas /,
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after being amended Is IS w ,i tItu Feeu
~ y sn.e" y ~ y, ~ title...
enrities passed ss n its tif S,lelal g:
/ An act constituting The Connty iail
OF Carson County. a branch :nco;testi:s, r,'
of the Territory 81 Utab > was caItsJ !, -
and the substitute presented Nv NJ r.
Rocksoei having been, last ia n,;.,; ;,,
bill was again Introduced by Mr. lanes
md nassau 10 tirst ,an Am. 1S,;'..'s :,
copies were ordered 10 he nrinted
Daniel earn, ESQ. presented 1 netiiion
asking for on APPROPRIATION 81 a. bfll e.,
services rendered al M arden ~ n. ITtsk
Penitontiary. stating for cause lint .the
departmept al JVasling,on ba,i 49,, ,:.s,,s ~
to pay bis bills. on lie groI,nf that when when
the uenitentiary was etec,,.d ~ H. -" -,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-05

SurernfS yfou5r hiifs we rHKan .a,., s..,.,i
after some little discussion, were referred
to their appropriate committees. s !:
Council adjourned till Monday at i
pm. s.,. ... Sd .l..
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MOUNT A I'M ER,
earsr SAT- tAkf rIY

slTURDA II JAEUAsF 1851 llllI 1.
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5
An act amending certain acts therein
named passed lis third reading. Il
An act authorizing aud requiring the
Territorial Librarian to procure and pre-,
serve on file certain printed natter was
read the second time and tabled sias dc.
" An act for the protection OF school
lands was taken up, and the enarting
clause being stricken ont murdered the
BILL .s +; s3s'. al. .
An act constituting county jails,
prisons, aud for other purposes was tax.
en- up on its second reading aud sEain.
1 The following bills then passed their
second reading: ..5 & I .... Il; 81.
Az act awarding damages for judy.
ments taken TO the supreme court for de-
lay; An act concerning mining claims
III Carson County,
An act concerning arrests, = was next
in order. js5 # HIGH ID. sis: 4; L.
An actin relation to actions on OFF.
cial securities. passed its second reading.
The House then adjourned till Friday.
loan .1... III =. Il. !:
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q Councillor Whiting presented d petition
from The citizens Of North Bend san
Pete county, signed BY 10 persons, asking
for an. appropriation Of -, 900, for the
purpose Of improving the road through
Spanish Fork Kanyon, which was read
aud referred 70 inappropriate committee. I
4 Council adjourned TN tomorrow al
I pm. ;... e. H Il.
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~ d 2 H. : - I0t 4 7
metics The advantage il uniform text
book IN schools isyery great, and Il y %
be hoped that an understanding between
the school officials and importers Of books
will be had which viii eject that end.
The attention Of county snperiutend-
snts IS called TO the advantages 81 county
educational conventions These are
necessary 70 the adoption of i. uniform
manner q conducting schools ii Tie scYe1
raj counties, aud viii prove An Indirect
means Of securing Tic services or none
but qualified teachers. "
" "a valuable property under tic name
Of School ia0ds has been donated to the
children Of this Territory. Ii Ii to be
hoped that this property WILDE preserved
inyiolate, and that, as soon Is may be,
thsse lands will De used for tie purpose
for which they were donated
~ " The construction Of many commodious
and substantial buildings for school pur.
poses during the past year, Il an evidence
OF an increasing interest in The important
subject OF edueation, and ii may lie con.
hdently hoped that, At the next annual
session, the Legislature will have full
report from the several organized sections
Of the Territory,
Respectfully Submitted.
20. w. WANDKIt, 81
Chairman or Com
On motion Of Mr.. Greene, the report
WAS accepted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21
L. F. SEECSHNA
J AMES DAVIS,
The FOLLOWING Resolution. referred 10 in tha rore

going report, was read
e s I@ aS syGf p es ef co n @
tPSc9eA7S OF inc c9aet lo the c'ty rruadsiH laying
now being dane on csrln streets BY @ contractor
Mr.. DuprG moved that said resolution be referred
back to the Committee on Streets and LANDINGS
Mr. Seicshnaydre moved that said motion to re-
fer be laid on the table. Lost.
The motion to refer being thereupon put was
| lost.
Yeas Messr8 Davis, Duprt HodgEi0s and
Nays: Messrs. Blackwell, Beebe, Frtmaus,, Hall
| and Seicshnaydre-5.
On motion, the rules were suspended the fore
| going resolution read a second time and adopted
| by the following vote, viz:
Yeas: Mc8srs. Blackwell, Beebe, Davis, Fro
maux, Hall, Hodgkins Seicshn2ydre and Shep.
herds.
Nay Mr.. Duprt-1.
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read. On motion, the rules
were suspended, said resolution was read a second
time and unanimously adopted:
Reolrcd That the soner be and he is he ely
inrne ed 10 enforce the orin'ce regarding the repairs OF
a ap 5fS @ Gay hna pp To- sci
streets and particularly the square block paving. in The
order and condition the
agreeaby spn~ious in the charters Gas Wacr-
The following resolution referred to in the fore
going report, was read and, on motion, the rules
were suspended, said resolution read second time
and adopted.
Yeas: Messrs. Becbe, Davis, Dupr6, FrGmaux,
Hall, HodgkinS, SeicShnaydre and SheDherd-Q
Nay: Mr.. Bakewell-l.
Rsocd That permission be md the same is hereby granted
t? The e Gy R2ro%1 Company to Ley aIroad With
lint The contract Of aid cony VIII ,he city the s 81
way md laying railroad tracks certain aeets Of cii
SAG e9 TIp i as 81 70 acu'e IT, following, w
street First District from Camp Mag zinc street in i Of
CH!lOpe street, presnus grant dol square
I'll The right WAY LAYING lnirsad ark on Drlery
from Nauph o I!arular streat-tgo SQUARES
Sd The right ana ayng n raroad irarL IN Par1I
street from Daupire to Earart FtTertwo sturrs r%i
Ged ta; the rnry to an f m CaugI strct nj i The IA,
or Io,yer lima Of the ri h. r,Tr ed al+esIl ~ "
before gid Track ShHIi In nin,aI n LnS a.
Poland rom Danphne to Rnpnrt Str Ct Vi S5'u
The following resolutions, referred to in the fore
going report, were read. On motion, the rules
wore suspended, said resolutions were read sec
Gnd time and unanimously adopted:
Rere That the Stree i5nrr be and H.. is horoy
authorized bridge constructed by the con rr
for same The First ni,tri. Il o A,rIDGnr ne rnI @
tween Locust aud Clio streets, m lttt dc ay "a possible
i9at lms 5Fee Commissioner be md he
street., in the locality to i sad Ioc,t stree from Of" NY T ne
lieity roaa 10 proper grade with good rect >coins
same being necessary to be done ant within aJr space
time Us possible.
The following resolution referred TO in the FORE
going report, was read on motion, the rules were
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Notice bcrehv given that o." TUESDAY, the l9h March
1861 will ujudc"'e' ~ office, T. e'clock NJ, the
above contract
mi ~ Y DE- LESSIS. CnmntrnlIer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

>,1 ~ ! S1ES A ~ ---OFFEClAL.
wy Hail Mnrrh Is 1851 {
Common Council Of, Se City Of New Orleans, J
No. 551S.]
Ro%I Tint the Snyeyor be and he Is hereby onhorcd e
S"Ts ID w f ff c NEW "W%ss ] M I@ o E
and Tr% Police a'ion provided the cost of the ne oov
fS GInG GT"ar'" ""''"rs 1rAr R,Ervr,r
rsege5 President F:" p It Tt 4ss'S, Fp Ad'nen
AnnroveS March Is 1851 '''''' '' N''''""
milo St Signed JOHN T. MoNRoE,N
mo. 55l9.l -
Resirci. Tim, the Street Commissioner I've
i9r'ed 10 %aye The dirt from the cSan"" nd he hrS@
road at nI" expense possible, erom,ne 70 Felicity
lS'S'e"I President +, rANEwEII;,
IS'En''j preside r.. q n 1i>'I SSRHF,
Approved Mnrch =, lst ,,prc Board of Aldermen
Atruc copy JOINT MONROE, Mayor.
@41 - N,prox \ RIVER, se.yatory.
NAyoRAnrY OF, NEW "HIF1 :s,, I
irn,n,cT Council Of the city Of New OrIrHhS)
m s, LNG; , 55l5 :sln,r h, and hereby
Sar$ sor",%1 i;.' " tn '@"tSs s.r ~%ode" path
s's..'' f s Me- %;@&c N'>."'"
j ,Prc>,,c"' I'oart nj .,>s,'"'' Aldermen
nix nT2' It S OSiso1 JOHN T MONROE Nayor
T-~1r.I Thu ordinance 81 sara cn'i'Ird " tn oi".o,'
r"rrr'rtne hr'nI5F, } I M .r -, Nv ,, jy
oS r,tr,r in eSlfon 'hrl AFTER r words ,j"a' >o'"r
.1m s<r cS1,s wogi> pie u rI r,ls "'' >I@sl
tarI<' thus ancdeJ sand or"'or he and it is here
by adopted :-n,,, 40 xlxox
rrG,,'oni lt% ,cj.,,.5 A a
fSs"'' re..asp, I; ,s" ,. >Hs llsoyu
H nI9{a c" "' S1aSl ~'' Join t MONROE M,.o,.
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A(pNl Eep,r
>CH1S sttYEg.v1ss.--OFFaC3AL.


$1,000 fffbEE ~ r asn-& bWFENHN IT,
COMPrR0lIER's OFFICE. CRY HALL
New Orleans, March Z 1851
TNo. 54M.l
Ro tL That the Comptroller ho and he is hereby author
bei p after days notice in the official j1nna cen
ira" for attending an Keeping i'll rcrnr the snnrc waN"
the city for three according to specifications
an " isirurdl LEA F, FAREWELL.
,' President Board Of Assistant ALL r,urll
:. y NIXON,
+ President Board =, Allcrpleu
Approved MArrh |, lSGl ,,,,,.
- sSisncdI JOHN l. 4ONROE, Mayor.
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going report, read, and, on motion the rnies
were suspended, said resolution read second time
an Ya ADOPTED By The following vote, VIZ ''I'
m eas M as,I Bakewell Beebe Davis Duprd
herd-9. oie anu fohep-
Nays: None.
He4oirs9 That tba f,ro,,t-o,
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CorHcr CHAMBER, C1Tv HALL 81
New Orleans, Tuesday, March 49, 1861.
rhe Board met this day, pursuant to adJourn-
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DErSrar Corr w nI-rurr1 ia VILE DE IA MILE
@rIt UIti,E \ " ~ Damn. MAJ
N,ENl h. tnIfUs, FEITE ADELE I,T
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Ii BEiI nv
J : " - DAVIS,
w. L. II-.Ll--NLNS.

I. T. SEW NIIN 41I1T,E.
The following ordinance, referred to in the fore
going report, was read. On motion, the rules
were suspended, said + finance read second time
| and adopted by the following vote, viz:
Yeas Messrs. Blkewell, Beebe, Davis. DuprG
Fr@maux, Hall, Hodgkius, Geicshnaydrc and
Shepherd-9.
NAYS. None
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ALEX'R HILL L. CO.
nA- The PecnIiarities of the Femme Con.

RE The Pecuiiarities of the Female Con-
stitution and the various trials TO which the sex il
subjected, deman an occasional recourse to slim,
ulants. IL Is important, however, that these shall
be of a harmless nature, aud at the same time &C
complish the desired end. HOSTETTER'S GEL
EBRATED STOMACH BlTTERS Is the very artl.
magical. IL restores the tone of the digestive or
ganB, infuses fresh vitality in the whole system,
and gives that eheerfulne to the temperament
which Is the most valuable offeminine attractions.
The proprietors feel battered from the fact that
many Of the most prominent medical gentlemen
IN the Union have bestowed encomiums upon the
BITTERs, the virtues OF which they have fire.
quently tested and acknowledged. There are nu-
merous counterfeits offered for sale, all of which
are destitute of merit, and positively injurious to
the system. sold by Druggists and dealers gene
rally everywhere. de lo-dtFl*
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&ir!rmunn gispatrh.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAN. 10 1881.

HOW STRM JAPANESE WAS Received or
BoARp OF THE NIAGARA AT HoSa koSa.--An
oslicer on tho frigate Niagara, writing from
Hong Kong, October 80, relates the following
interesting incident:
When We arrived here, we learned that a
japanese subject was on shore, having been
conveyed thus far toward home by an Ameri-
can merchant ship from San Francisco, but
whose destination having been changed from
japan. was obliged to leave this man ashore
here, which the Captain hearing Of, informed
the Embassy we carry, and expressed desire
TO carry him to Japan. II was finally agreed
TO- and yesterday he came on board, with MS
kit, &c. He was n good Hooking fellow, whose
hair and beard have been permitted 10 grow
during his involuntary expatriation from MS
native land. A few moments after ne came on
board Il had in TINA ton from certain movements
l saw that something out Of the usual run
was about to happen among the Japs. saw
eight or ten chairs placed in half moon form
aft the poop deck, into which the chiefs of the
embassy and others of the court seated them
selves. Immediately the man referred to came
up, dressed as he came, in full Anglo-Saxon
gear and falling on his knees suddenly, about
two or three fathoms of from the conclave.
FRUSTRATED his head to the planks and began
crawling upon his elbows and knees to their
feet, which, when he reached, at signal, he
timidiy ventured 10 raise his head and began
10 speak. The scribes stood apart taking
down the narration of his history from the
time OF the wreck 10 the present In the
midst OF this the captain returned TO the ship
from an official visit In the harbor, and seeing
the ceremony ordered 1t AT once stopped, and
desired TO see the ambassadors in the cabin
The proceedings Were abruptly ended in con-
sequence, whether to the liking of the Japs or
not cannot say, but the captain objected 10
the American man of-war being made the
scene OF ceremony so servile in appearance.
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s1y A Southern Manufacturing House in
REALITY ESTABLiSHE IN 1s22-
First by COOKE RYAN;
2ndly, by PETER COOKE;
3rdly, by COOKE 4 HILL;
4thiy, by ALEX'R HILL;
5thly, by ALEX X HILL co.
We are prepared TO manufacture LADIES',
GENTS, Miss ES' and BOYS SHOES of every de-
scription, to which We most respectfully call the
attention Of our friends customers, and the public
in general.
ia 25-dlm ALEX K HILL & co.
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pEA An Act Of Gratitude. 30, 900 Copies Of
MEDICAL BOOK FOR GRATUlrOuS CIRCU-
LATiON, by SUFFERER, who has been efectual.
ly cured OF Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory, and
Dimness Of Sight, resulting from early errors, by
following the Instructions given in medic work.
and for the benefit Of Consumptive and Nervous
sufferers, to publish the means used. He will,
therefore, send Free TO any address, on receipt Of
two stamps, a copy of the work, containing every
Information required. Address, Box sIs,' T.
O., Albany, N. Y. no l2-d&cwSm
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>
RUNAWAYS.
$40 REWARD. eel will give $40 re

- $40 REWARD..-I will give $40 reward
ElW for the return of my EGRO NAN, ssWash-
Nington,n who left my house, In the lower
part OF Henrico county, on the morning Of
ksths 18th Inst, without leave or proyocation.
Washington ID about ave feet or y inches high,
white teeth, and smiles very pleasantly when
spoken TO. He will probably have = forged pass
In his possession, ~ he can read and write
Twin give the above reward for bis return to
me Ut my house, or II he 10 secured In jail that
can get him. iase-lwsl LIS. COURTNEY.
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NEW DRUG STOR L

d NEW ID r. U 6 STORE.
w ROBERT w. POWERS,
IL APOTHEcARY AND DRUGGIsT,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has taken aud re fitted in a and hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by j. b.
Wood, and more recently by c. s. Dawson No. IS,
corner Main and Wall streets, one door above the
ST. Charles Hotel, Richmond Va, and has just
opened with an entirely new stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY and
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c,
Comprising every article usually kept in his line,
ence to their freshness, purity, and entire reli-
ability.
Physicians will find his stock of DRUG
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
&c, very complete, embracing many new and de-
sirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
of day or night.
ne Orders promptly attended to-.
oc 5-ts ROBT. w. POWERS.
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NJ Spotswood Hotel Hair Dressing Saloon.
GEO. J. HiSs ERiCH, the celebrated HAIR CUT
TER AND ARTIST Of his profession, respectfully
informs the citizens OF Richmond that he has taken
DRESSING SALOON under the spotswood Hotel,
where he will at all times be ready to give HOT
and COLD and SHOWER BATHS, and attend to
everything in the line Of his profession.
II S-lmx
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DRY GOODS, &c.

ID EMEMBEk - Uncurrent money OF every
IL State in the Union received at par for DEf
GOODS of every description, for prices reduced to
suit the present great monetary and political erlsi'
The panic nj hand must be met. ] am, Therefore.
disposed to offer the whole of my valuable stocs
Of Dry Goods AT any price from the original eosi
for cash only. Recofleet, ! have price for aby
goods in my valuable stock in exchange for spsee
or uncurrcnt Bank notes. My friends aud Gu
toners would do well To avail themselves Of hs
opportunity to buy some of the cheapest Dry doga
ever offered in the State of Virginia. Call at
House of Trade at
t. N nj al Pee
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PATENT MEDICINES

pointed Atterney BY nas FsH a
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c, will, from this
date, offer great Inducements to purchasers The
Drug line. The friends and patrons OF the late
concern are respectfully solicited TO G3n5inue
'h scH nsxEFs, Jan. ist 1851 L. ~ ia nm
i 30 HUMBUG. PETERS INFALLlBLE REM
EDY FOR G0NoRRHEA AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-This great American remedy, containing
Mercurial or Balsamic properties, excels every
thing heretofore offered the public in its curative,
restorative and renovating, powers and and, t the
above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
confounded when they have ocular demonstra-
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
know of case of twenty years standing to be re-
stored to perfect health, and all other cases of
exception, and therefore challenges any case of
Gonorrhea which the remedy will not cure, pro-
on the part OF the patient; and any one purchas
Ing half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in
in of failure, will furnish additional medicine.
free Of charge, to complete the cure, through. his
agents and a cure viii be effected without incon-
Sold by, APPERsON 4 DUPUY, No POI Broad
street, and o: A. SFRECKER, Main street, Drug
gists, agents for the city of Richmond.
oc 1-om*
MEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME offers his SER
tSl vices to the public in the treatment of all
branch gives DR.. p a claim to public fayor.-Oaic.
on Franklin street near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church same side A Al
TkxcT Of one Of the very best
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medi-
cines sent to order. All communications by letter
otherwise promptly attended to. Richmond, Va.
NEGL ECTED COLD AND COUGHS
~ SOON RUN INTO CONSUMPTION. The
remedies: Wis;ar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Roses Cough Syrup;
Or, Puiler's Tolu; Gardeners Balsan of Liver
Syrup of Tar and Naptha Jaynes' Expectorant
Bryan and Browns lozenges; Mrs. DAVIS Cough
Elizer; Bodeker's Pulmonary Balsam.
A B0DEKER 4 Co, Druggists,
jazz No. 10 Main street.
THOMPSON,S ANA-CEPTIC AND AR
l. RoMATlc TOOTH SOAP.-This etfectually
removes all fntid matter or tartar, and gives
brilliant and smooth polish to the teeth, heals the
diseased and tender gums, purifes the breath, and
aromatic ls Se
ja2 Druggists, l55 Main street.
NR. JACKSON'S COUGH SYKUP-Pre-
- pared by the formula Of the celebrated DR..
as an excellent and safe Pectorai Syrup for the al
MEADE u BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
u - ss Main ST., corner above Fost-ofice
yHEWlNG TOBACCO.-We have now in
= store Harris Pride of Louisa, |" "Suitanna,"
prsesis Tor o ana PEOPLE. choes put up sx
j.sa r idaSsT F Psps'i sR S5aa Druggists.
IL E ass!s Ola very super or article just
L. W. Pc Po@ " EsRRssf Sr for sale by
y = No. As Main street
WHITE And BLACK MUSTARD SEED.
'a supply .'si Doe sEsss Co. .a b,a y
ELIxER OF CALlSAYA BARK--Af ne tonic,
r. prepared and for sale hn ~ co n.
Ar EDICINE CHESTS Handsomely fur
mia baA Tar Ia kv =
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NJ Constitutions that have been nearly
worn out fiom Dyspepsia and Disordered Bowels
and Liver, can be entirely cured by the regular
Of II the prncipai prurgsts IL Wilma Do n"a
Orders will be promptly filed, by addressing
ia ITS T. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
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DENTISTRY.

c. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-.TIIE
HTEssSTS@EsS CHEOPLASTIC AND VULCANITE
PROCESS.--G. w. JONES, DEN
IAAJ TIsr having the light for the above
mode OF making Teeth, and being satisfied of its
absolute superiority over all other methods, can
with confidence commend it to those desiring full
or partial sets of teeth, and especially such may
be dissatisfied with those they are now using
The perfect adaptation of the plate to the mouth,
and the suction thereby secured, enables him to
insert one more teeth trithout clasps. This me-
thod having been adopted by those standing high
est in the profession, North and South, testimo
malls will be given and specimens exhibited to
those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth, on gold
or any other plate, will, of course, be made for
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
tracing, and ali other operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC-
TRlClTT, icithout pain.
be- Office on Main street, opposite Corinthian
Hall. de lily
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MAIN ST. HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES
Vl This Hospital is situated near the corner of
Main and 26th streets, and is admirably adapted in
airiness, privacy and healhfulness of position to
the purposes for which it has been instituted,
namely: For MEDICAL, SURGICAL and OBSTE,
TRlCAL treatment of SLAN Els. The rules and
regulations governing this institution have al
ready been published. A circu lar containing full
particulars will be furnished those who may de-
sire further Information.
TERMs.-Patients per week, IS; less than week,
81 per diem but the dggregate shall not exceed the
charge for full lreek Patients attending the daily
examinations mot fit subjects for HOSPITAL CON
FINEMENT,) charged the regular fee adopted by
the profession at large. The above charges in
ciude board, medicine, medical attendance and
nursing. Surgical operations charged according
to rules of other Hospitals of the city For further
information, apply to the Physician resident at the
Hospital, to either of the undersigned Physi-
clans and Proprietors.
FRS. w. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
Main ST. bet. Sd and ath, or No. $50 Main st.
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ. D.,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace ST., bet 9Th and 9th.
X. S. VEST, NJ. D., Franklin ST.,
Near Ballard House, or cor Main and eth SITS.
PHILIP S. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
Resident Physician.
J. G. TREVILIAN, NJ. D.,
an Ig-ty Resident Assistant.