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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
HeiiGhtl.,I RnYnrages

1t is not casy to lind person who docs
not Ike dish Of good coffee. and yet
more than two thirds of that crank daily
isryecrablu staff. \ fricMd has favored the
public with sn;nc rotcs OH Coffee and Cot:
fee making, from which we extract the
subioined, hoping our readers will be ben.
eittcd thereby:
The roasting of coffee is III operation
of considerable nicely, more perhaps de-
pending upon it than upon the article it
self Coffee is roasted by tLt: dealer in
hollow iron cylendcrs or globes. whicharc
kept revolving ovrr;1 Il lire. As the flrs:
effect is the evaporation oi considerable
amolinl of water. if the vessel is closed
illis is retained and the coffee roasted in
atmosphere o, It's own steam. This not
thought to he the best plan, and if the o.
Grafton be carried on al home, it is recon-
mcndrd that the coffee be first dried in an
open pan over gentle fire until it be-
comes yellow. 1t should then be scorch.
ed in covered vessel, 10 prevent the es.
cape of the aroma taking care by prop.
cr agitation to prevent any portion from
hcing burnt, as !: few charrcd grains com
municate bad udour to the rest. 1t is
important that just the right temperature
should be attained and kcrt. If the heat
be too low, the aromatic favour is not
produced, and if it be too high, rich, oily
matter is dissipated: leaving only the Bit
terness and aslringcncy of charred seeds.
The operation should be continued until
the coffee is sufficiently strong.
1t may then be taken from the fire and
allowed to cool without exposure to the
air that the aromatic yapur may condense,
and be retained by the roasted grains.
Coffee is very apt to he over roasted, and
even slight excess Of heat greatly Injuries
its properties.
10 prepare Tie coffee it should be roast
cd and ground just before using; no more
beng ground al Il time than is required,
;hc stronger will be the extract from a
given weight Of cotitc-one fourth more
5i'llhir matter helHS optalileu from c'ilce
ground 10 the linrncSs of flour than from
Tie ordinary coarse powder. III cup of
good coffee be paccdnp pom i table boiling
hu:, i; Will ill The room witllts fragrance.
Its most valuable portion is thus liable to
bcryhacd and lost. Hence he same diff
tiruity is encountered as in tea making;
boiling ,tiS<jpatcs the much priced aroma,
but 4 high heat is necessary to extract the
other important ingredients of the coffee.
1t should therefore be stepped rather than
boilcd-an infusion, and not Il dccoctiun
being made. Some make it rule not 10
suffer the coilec 10 boil. but only 10 bring
it just to the boiling point. ieta tcw min.
utcs boiling undoubtedly increases the
quantity Of tic. dissolved. bitter, cxIlilaa-
ting prnci pics.
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S0rghum Broom Corn.

Who has it? Or who will procure It
for trial? 1t is said to be the best broom
plant that grows. Hear what q Mr.. RAGE,
oi' Ohio, says Of it:
1.-The sorghum broom corn cxccls the
common kind one hundred per cent in
WELD of brush, and fifty per cent in value
in the eastern markets. The fodder being
of a saccharinc flavor, it makes nntri-
tious and palatablc food for all kinds Of
stock. especially :nilch cows. Its growth
in height is not more than one-haIf that OF
the common broom corn, and it does not
impoverish the land as much by fifty per
cent, and the brush can be harvested with
ono. .half the labor"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10

Cure FOR FROSTED FEEr.-lt is said
that frozen feet can be speedily and Ger
tain!y cured by being ba'hed and well
rubbed with Kerosene or coal oil, for Il
t;:w times, at night before retiring to bed.
several persons have already tried it, all
If whom unite III pr"nouncing it an c!lec-
tuaI cure, which, il they arc correct. i; an
easy and cheap mode Of getting rid Of Il
very sore and unwho!esomc alllictlon
those who layclrrd it inform Us that the
feet should he well warmed hya hot stove
during and after the application of the oil.
and it will certainly effect speedy cure,
Persons suffering from lhcpain OF frosted
feet will no doubt do well in giving it Il
trial. for It is surely very cheap ONT
.ncr.t. and one which isvtry easily suppliet
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
An Agricultural Bureau.

1t is urged in certain quarters that the
new Southern Government should, among
other things, establish IN " Agricultural
Bureau" We had supposed that the inu
,iIity OF sinli!ar attempt il lir United
States Government would l,avc salts.
fled Southcracrs on this point. But"
say the advocates nt ,lis mcw department,
eve mean something different we mean
to have Secretary and Chief Clerk, and
ever SO many sub.Clerks, and big de-
par,ment generally The bigger it is
the more we object to il. We "ant as
few hi: things about that ne% ,cntra!
Governne!:; as possible. And We regret
90 see gentlemen calling nn"n the planting
ir,ere<: 10 l>.;aan1 :: peculiar and an en-
largcd ,;cy"rirnr:.' III said Government.
We hold tia: ca;!i S;;;;2 should attend TO
its own agricultural interests. if they need
tos.cring. Bat we douhtt they need it
in any other way than the progressive
spirit of the age is steadily and surely
providing. Il, what point Of view has tie
Agricultural Department of the Patent
Oii,cat Washington lomc more good than
any single rcSi,rc'aiilc agricultural Jour
III! in the ial,! II has given us an an
nuai volume containing some dissertations
and many letters from Tom. Dick amid
Hairy. But what else? lad @tat has
l,ca Tie ro>i. oh. but there's 'he import
ci seed. ma,l,-you forget The seed Not
ii; all. " ,ci" has the seed importation
,!oac any good! Let the man who has
;n.en hcncti;tcd to any arprcciablc extent
by il, hold ~ lis !:ard. y lig for the
imfcr:c,i seed Have they hr'pcd us in
co.:ou, or cora. or wheat or rye, or oats.
or even in garden vegetables! No. Let
it be made the duty Of our ministers and
charges. if VIC must have these officers all
over til, word, to send seeds 10 the Gov.
crnlncilt. To be given out for experiments
to all agricultural dissertations Of tie
South Appoint man to keep the seed
stort.-jjust onr 'n':n. aud him at not more
t!mm $1,000 pcr ;nnum,.-f t"rcisn seeds
We must have What more machinery
d. we need?
Bat the Agr;cu!turis's. it is said are
the great sustaining misses of the coun
try. ard they must lave a Department.
Why tess us! they have all the Depart.
ments. They have the whole Govern.
mcnt. It's made rrc-emnently Tor the
vindication and preservation of their pc.
c,i!iar rights and interests The one thing
which shoulG concern them (f"r they have
t" pay the ripcr) is to have as cheap L
Government as possible. And mere comes
an effort to get the agricu!tur:@;S to amor
for an expensive addition to it. \ den!
the wisdom and pruircty ot, the PROPOSE
ton out aud out.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

Isf COW-HON TLGAS.-
EXJHEREAS, IN inquest of Escheat hath been
w returned to this Office, whereby, it appears
;hat Charles McGrcgor, lutc Of Edgefeld Dis
rict, who was born in Dunbarton, Scotland, and
lied on the twenty-irst day of May, in the year
If our Lord one thousand ght hundred md fifty
seven was seized and possessed at the time of his
leath, of Lot Of Land, containing onc-half
icrc, more or less, situate, lying and being in the
corporate limits of Edgeicld Village, bounded on
he North by Lot owned BY Rev. p. n. Lynch,
N the East by Lots owned by Thomas P. Mngrsth
md George W. Landrum, and the Public Street
ending from the Court House to Pottersville, on
he South by Lot owned by James A. Dozier,
md on the West by public street Immediately in
he rear of the Court IIouse, and Lots owned by
Hillum ]. Ready, +. L. Smith and Rev. p. N.
lynch; without having in his lifetime made any
disposition thereof, and without leaving any per-
.on who can legally claim Tic same. Now in
pursuance of the directions of the Act Of Assem-
,ly, in such case made and provided, the Heirs Of
he said Charles McGregor. or others claiming
lnicr him il any there be, ure hereby required to
appear and make claim within eighteen months
rom the date hereof
Witness my hand at Elgefield Court House, tlis
ourh day Of April, A. D. 1850.
TH0S. G. BACON, c.c.P.
April II. 1850 If IA
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. . = -
Right.

BAREsoALE of the -Nssi>%il.pioM en-
phatica!ly says:
"Lct.us meet t,e present crisis like mrn
let oar planters n.Sp!vc to feed the
country, without buying apound OF meat
or bread from either cold friends or open
enemies, and all will be well.
That man who plants the most corn
will be the best fricnd to his country
Remember this, planters, aud d" your
duty y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10

LiME IL l:,rLrHY lIorsEs.-l.inic will
Keep hens cirar "!' vcrnli', ana in 4 ilnr,
healthy condition. Ii I,"llld he used as
A.,y powder. and scattered occasionally all
about The poultry -iI"u<c al"! yard. On
The drorliig>, lr"wcvrr, suf hat" of lime
common ,IaSlcr) or CHARCOAL, or dried
nin,f.. .;i:ouid hc ,hruwl, instead Of lime;
;:~hcS may Lc,I>r,l a,:a substitute for lime.
lnnluI lie Ial:rr is best.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Old Shoe Pudding and Old Shirt
Sugar.
Savs the Inn,c .OWrnui: !:

Saws the Wnn7c .7UUFNuE:
"a report has been made to the Poly
tcchnc Association, as to process by
which the gelatinc of old leather can be
separated from the tannin, leaving good
material for a pudiiny-say Il dumping
from each pair OF old >Ei"rs. The SANE
report promises sugar as an extract from
old rag*-tl.ongl' VI Gorot hear whether
the sweet temper of the i'rcvI"uS wcarrr
will effect The chemical rcSidun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10

this dav. free from rot and better thar
;,l.v oak rail Lave i'll my iri!cc, made 1T
the same date The trees being tcl!cd af.
ter ;llc lief had come ont, and il! splitting
the trees IL: bark came of, ard every
raj: hrl." f,c;. from bark. The timber sea-
.u:.c,! 1t uLrc: ilercn lie durability"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
seed COrn,--lION 10 Produce Early
fferMinaliOu,


Experiments are making at the North
10 hasten the termination Of corn 50 as to
..cur, crops before frost With us there
,.c. ~. :, .o..1 ., o.rl, t.,,st
: ''' u''''c"''s ~ ''"' ~ S''l
'}ut there is all advantage III ilas'cllillS ger
simation to effect an early maturity Of
h. rron tbe,cby avoiding the drouths Of
-, IA ,no,,.t rh;. S o.,,,.c;,yly ,hr
'''' ''.' "1'' " I 49,.
''''>c "'''' '''' l'''"'a'55
perhaps many corn fields yet to be planted
il this part Of the country, attention I"
his I;,,I, matter might pay. Atm.y rate
:. ill ,,,,,n ,b, .,L;.c,
d: Pe''' "'' 90 NV r.
which appears III TIE last l"lo) 'oP''tf y
he Times:
..lf you. did not rs YOU have so of;cn
h.au advised to do, save your sccd.corn
nv selecting the best cars in the field,
,!nn't hose another day, but 90 at once to-
v0ur coril.cr!bs and pick out !hc handSun.
81 ears that YOU can find, and store them
np in some dry lott. no matter if it is a
very smoky one, ami rs hot aS Il july sui,
il wont hurt the vitality of the seed.
Il is of the highest importance that vour
seed should gertninate Immediately after
YOU plant it. That is of more Importance
than early planting. Germnatoll can un.
doubtediy be FASTENED by artificial means.
DR. Chamberlain of l}mrcn County, Hi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
LEADING
PATENT MEDICINES,

-SrcH As
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINAMENT for cure
of old Sores Rheumatism, &c.
Ratlaway's Ready RELIEF;
Snnford's Liver INYIGORAT0R, one Of
best Liver Medicines ever discovered;
Oxygenuted BITTERS;
uostcttcr's celebrated Stomach D1TTERS, sure
cure for Dyspepsia;
WhilcomLs Athma REMEDY, certain relief in
short time;
Kennedy's Medical DISCOVERY;
Kcnncdy's Salt Rheum OINTMENT for care OF
ScroTulu or any kind of cruptUn;
IIeceman & Cos Elixer of Calisaya Bnrk Tor
cure of Chills and Fever
Tarrant's Efcrvescont Seltzer APERlENT;
Clurk's Female PILLS.
Marchises Uterine CATH0LIC0N:
PUILOTOKEN or Fumale's FRIEND;
Puro COD LIVER, oil Jelly and moro pleasant
form to tnkc
Brysn's Pumonic WATERS which affords re-
lief in ten minutes
just received and for sale ut
C. W. i J. D. HODGES.
Oct 10 # AZ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10

Coon iEAsr.-Boil ont: pound of good
flour, qnartcrof apound of mois; sugar,
and half an ounce of salt. in two gallons
Of water for an hour When ne1rIv cold
bottle and cork it closely. |, will he 1T
for use i'll twenty.ionr hours, and one pint
vii! make eighteen pounds of bread.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10

PorLAR RAILS BETTER THAN OAK
Jn:cr!, !, ,hcrtS. nl !,::igrwrv. Wisconsin.
,r. 20 h. WiSc.'r<;; Farmer: 8; can
office poplar rails. made III the :nonh
P April, in the year 1876, that arc sound
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
TOM JONES.

A THOROUGH ERED FnGK YEAR OLD
IA E,Y COLT. IL: hands high. and weighing
about g50 Inrnls, will make n" Season. hr.iu-
ni.g VI r"l l.t', "na rns'ing June 18th. ut the
pr.,r;rt"r. SIah". an ll,r Augusta Road, twn
mil. r";; Furys Ferry. at so r the Season, "r
So: to insure.
I'n. rars will Away. he tx r",c,, but no reg
p"tsih;l,ies. assumed Ger accidents.
For l'eii gree. &c address
TlIOS. j. MrKIE.
Wundluwn, $. c.
Mur 90 tta
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Headquarters,
state OF South Carolina,

~ EQUITY.
Lod Hill and others,
Is BWim Acct,
james NJ Richardson and Uiscor'ry and
james S. tiuignard RcliJ.
Ex"rS. of David Richardson,
deed, aud others
Ut appearing to my satisfaction, that the Deren-
4 fen,ian,s Rhydon Il. Hill. David X. Bell, VIII
| am Mintcr and his wife Susan Samuel Hill and
his wife Frances, nnl +. j. Bnckmas,cr aud his
wife Amanda, are ahs"nt from an rcsi,le beyond
the limits uf this State. On motion by Mr.. W. ".
Adams. Cumpl. Solicitor, 1t il ordered that tie
said Dsfcnd'r, do appear, within three months
from the publication hereof. aud plead. answer or
dcmur to this hill, ar Judgement will be rendered
against thcm pro- co"fr..".
L. u. CARWlLE, c.xEp.
Mar g. 1S61. .;mo 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
FOR THE HAIR.

IIcimstrect Inimitable HAIR RESTORATIVE;
Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair RESTORER
and Hair DRESSlNG:
Phalon's Improved Magic Hair DYE;
Burnetrs COCAINE;
phalon's COClNE, P0MADE aud Hair OIL. all
excellent for giving the Hair 4 lively and glossy
appearance.
The Ladies are solicited to give the above as
sJrtment an examination.
e. W. & j. i. HODGES.
Oct 10 If ~
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY
Silas Butler ard A. NJ. Smith 4 Co. vs Thomas
'!rapman: b. NJ. Saunders and wife Edney: En-
" Chapman Nathaniel Mckay and wife Eliza-
.sth; Piuckncy Bcdenbaugh and wife Matilda;
Nancy Chapman and Lewis Turner and wife
Frances.
Whereas. Sas Butler ard \. NJ. Smith Co.,
'reIt"rs. have applied 20 me, hy petition in wri-
ing, praying that IL part OF the proceeds of tho
Real Estate uf Nathan Chapman, decd, mny be
,aiL over to tl;cln crcli,nr<. t" satisfy their
i.bts: ani it appearing to my satisfaction that
:. NJ. Saunders AMI l,:S viii. E'!tcy. Defendants
this ca<.. r>ir h.yun'i The limits Of this State,
rhey are therefore rranre' tn aprcnr at the Court
t Ordinary to lie holden at Edgcfeld c. H., for
E,lgefcld District, OH Saturday the 25th duy Of
May, a. D. 1861. to show cause, if any they can,
why Il portion of the proceeds Of the salo of the
Real Estate of Nathan Chapman. deed, sold by
ne for Partition and Division, shonld not be paid
.vcr to the said Sias Butler and A. N. Smith i
~. to satisfy their debts, or their consent to tho
.amc will be entered of record.
Given under my hand and seal this the 25th day
"f February, a. D., 1861.
E,L o7 Sm
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ ORDINARY.

EpY w. F. DURIsOE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
ED field District.
Whereas, john c. Shafrr has applied to ms>
f,r Letters of Administrations all aud sintsflar.
the goods and clatslrs. rights anil credits of Will
liam Shairr, late of the District aforesaid. deed.
These are, therefore. to cite and a,lmunsh all
nnl singular. the kindred and creditors IF the said
deceased. To he and appear before me- at our next
OrdnaryS Court for the said District. to be holden
at Edgeticd C. H., on tho 18th ,lny ol April inst,
to show ca,,se, it any. why tho said administration
shuulrl not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this lst day of
Arrl. in the year Of nur Lord one thousand eight
hundred arl >ixty.onc AMI III the S5th year Of
the Sovereignty and Independence Of the State Of
South Carolina.
W. T. pURISoE, o.ED.
4nr;l, u =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10

STATIONERY BLANK BOOKS,
and other articles Also, always on hand the lars-
est assortment in the State, Of
ACCORDE0NS, VI0LTNs,
FLUTES FLAGEOLETS, VIOLIN BOWS,
&c. and every article of Musical Merchandise.
Carar,'s and Nredhum' aud Princes celebrated
MEL0UEQNS.
Accordeons and Yiolins Repaired in the
best manner.
All of the above articles sold at low prices for
CASH or City arccpinnccS by
GEO. A. OATES IL BROTHER,
BROAD.S7., augusta, Ga,
TBctwcen United States und Glube Hotels.
April {, 1852 If IL
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Dir :ranhrr,an a>sGrrS us THAT ole
Fnnnd Of rh!"rle'i' lime @nd one pound
of c"prcr;'s. il! water, vii sal; enough,
seed idr tw.!'y acres Iii" cu>t ni!I ~!
10 over twenty-five 'rr,>. I'.vrry farmer
coui' iii"r. t" m Sr experiment. even
if he should fail TO derive any bench,
from, II
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MIR 90
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Feb 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-13
Gen. Fremont-- Energy and
CaDacitV.

The energy and skill displayed by Gen. Free
mont, since his arrival at headquarters in this
city are wonderful, and afford fresh and strik-
ing illustration of those remarkable traits OF
character and mind which have already made
him prominent parsonage in the eyes of the
civilized world.
Hereaehed here on the morning of the 25th
of Jdly, about nine O'Clock. At noon of the
same day be called meeting of his staff, and
though recommended to take little rest after
bis continuous day and night travel from the
east, remarked that bis business was import
ant, and he must go to 1Dork Since that date
he has labored unremittingly in the Organiza-
ton ofshis department, and in lsying the
foundation of those important plans which have
been conhded to him BY the government for the
movement Of grand army down the Mlssis-
sippi river during the coming fall.
He rises in the morning at five O'Clock, and
rarely quits his labors before twelve O'Clock at
night, in this respect resembling the habits Of
Alexander Won HuBboldt, the duke Of Wei
lington, and other historical characters to
whom sleep seems to have been one Of the
least importast requirements of their natures.
10 ali his orders he is explicit and comprehen
sive, and in bis appointments puHctusl to the
minute. One instance has come to our knoWl-
edge, where, having some business with
civilian, he told him to call at ten minutes be-
fore four O'clock and his papers would be
ready for him. The gentleman was
promptly on time, and the papers
were as promptly placed in his hands
In one week after bis arrival though oppressed
with a variety Of other important business, he
had chartered q fleet Of eight steamboats,,
loaded them with soldiers called from different
portions Of the State, supplied them with ar
tilleTy and various kinds of military stores,
which he had ordered from the east, and led
them in person to the relief of the troops at
Birds Point, which place was seriously mem
aced by the rebel army under Gen. Pillow
His return was as prompt as his departure,
and from the stir at his headquarters on yes-
terdsy, it would seem that be has entered upon
another week wifi unwonted activity and Wig
or. From advertisements IN -the pewsp9pers
asa3 orE Eer s-a-z-as- W. gather t4.4-l an s,ts..
sive camp of instruction is at once to be es-
tsbished on tie outskirts Of our city, the
camp to held twenty or thirty thousand SOL
disrs.
Near Springfield, Illineis, another camp of
equal dimensie'ls is already established and
rapidly filling up. The hospital and commits
ssTy departments in this city are also under
process Of enlargement. All these formidable
pre- saratlons of course look 10 but one grand
object, and that the complete possession Of the
valley Of the Mississippi river by the govern
meht OF the United States. Reviewing the
character OF Gen. Frement, and glancing bat
for moment at the wonderful energy and ca
pacity be has displayed since his arrival in the
West, who shall doubt that the government
has confded the management Of this grand en-
teTprise to the proper hands.-Miss0ari Dsne-
cTGt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-13
The NJmeTyilIe Female Institute

WILL opsn its n.ut session the ID day OF Ssptch
w ber Pths frst Monday under the Continued =
pervision ot J. D. Meredith sssisteS by full CO ps
experienced Southern Teachers.
those wishing fur raher particulars will apply 10 th
PriBcipxl Tor 3 catalogue.
sOMERvILLE. TENN, Aug I, 1851. Iausd8w*
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8r0ftssl0Ral Gar0s.
MEDICINE ARD sURGERy,
DRS. J. B. WASS0N Z WM. Wkss0a,
NO. 800. DENTISTS. NO. 800.

IJAYE moved their Office to corner OF e77syHxFZ,s
n UNION AND MAIN STREETS, - -
where they have fitted up and fnrnishedA - ssyas
rOoIns suitable for the accommodation Uf -AA-A-4
those who may favor them with their confidence and
having thus located permanently eer their professional
services in the different branches Dentistry PrUmis
ing the public to theui ia the most skifU aRd
iudicious manner and in every reasonable case warrant
satisfaction, both % operations performed and
charges for the same. Further than this wish 10
Od Out no nducement wh1eye- 70 ensnare the pebble
or draw them to our 0cs by any exhibition Of Dental
specimens propositions 70 Go Cueap Dentistry"
st prices Es low, lower than the very lowest"
or BY any other misre alton Of facts any way
Whatever. Neither 60 we wsn any oe TO mistake our
DaWe (WassOn) for that CT another as the pane is
plane, and place q business easily found. ONCE corner
OF Union and Main, No. 3cO. fp1S-d tggsv