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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15


Constipation, ,Cestivonsss, Suppression,
RhennlStisin, Cont, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From d.. J. I: TttRShn, Ifontrsal, chnadd
Too much cahnot be slid Of your Pills for tho euro OF
eotirues. lfoters Of fraternity have found them
ofcacio,E have, they Should Join MO IN proclaim
ing II for the benefit Of the nlttudes who suler from
that complaint, which, although bad enough In isel Is
tho pyogenor Of others that are worse. believe cos-
ues to Originate in tho liver Irt your Pills affect that
organ and ctge TIE disease. .-. . t..#- ..
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hot when woliyor partially suppressed, and also very
eIeeiua 10 cleanse tie SiyBuuk aud srpd UNyRs. They
are 60 much the best physic have that reeonmend
no Other to my patients. t.-'..... F.
From he Rsr Dr.. Ra,siss qfGs NtGtadiSt gpis ohares
PULASKI lTousE. Savannah, ca, Jan. 9, 1868.
uosoBED sIR; sould 10 ipgrateltl for the relief
your skill has brought me II did not report my TO
you. cold settled in my limbs aud brought excru-
cating aerulqie aiiis, which ondod Ia ehp0c rhcnd
Ism Notwithstanding had the best OF yscnns the
disease grew worse and worse until by the advice Of your
exceilert agent In Baltimore Mackenzie / tried your
Pills.. Their effects wore SLOW but by perseverlBg
in tho OF tliem, ] nm now entirely we'll -A '.I
q SENATE CaGgnEn, Baton Rouge, Ls., s Dec. 1856.
. DIT AVER; hive been entirely cured, byyour Pills Of
RhsasGtc Gou--s painful disease that had Inflicted s
fer years. -r-tt.r VINCENT, sLIpELL-
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which, although valuable remedy in sdlful hands is
dangerous In public nil, from the dreadful eonse-
quencsH that pquBnty fouw tn iHsautiouHuse These
cpuuin no EsreuryOT rrinepl substance wllaiOvSr. n
Price, rs cents per Box. or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DryJ. Q. AVER g. co., Lowell, MaSs
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15

DEHARIMLNf OF TIIE INTEI0RIU
Washington, D. G., i7ti Feb, 1885.
SRi have used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice since you made them, and cannot hesitate TO
say tlSy the best eathatc We employ. Their regu
latng action on the liver Is quick and decided eohse-
queuty they admlrblo remedy foe deranggments
Of that organ. Indeed, haze seldom found caseo OF
bilious dteass obstinate that II did not reedy yield 70
them. Rraternaly yours AL0NZ0 BALL, ". D..
IhysiciQr Of We Murine RDspital
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15

vThe MIXTURE Of The races tendeto deteriorAte
both races. PnJaiology has called our atten-
tion to the results Of such intermSrrlAges or
connections Tasse results show differences Ia
stature and strengths depending on the parent.
age, with . corresponding difference in the
moral ehAraetef, mental capacity and worth 6i
labor.q The muia 70 10 notl long llved. Itisa
~" vsi, for svsrS sOT while a. ,he sun .Ssrs is
0asfoF svssy S.ssA In NsElEasland thsrsis
sssEri
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25


French Dealgns upou the United States.
The Paris correspondent Of the N. Y.
Times writes ssne interesting and impOr-
tant facts regarding the Mexican question,
which seem to sboR that al alleged par
tiality by France toward the United States
has been only pretenee. Three cOuriers
have la.ely srrived IN Psris from Mexico,
from tho eoniending powers, An audience
was given them, resulting it is said, in
abandonment Of the policy which was be-
fore likely to prevail ofwithdrswing the
French forces from Mexico, and in its stead
It was resolved 70 send out formidable re-
infOreements. Twenty-Five thousand men
are to be placed under command Of General
Fofsy, and ihe feet viii contain four o0ir-
rassed frigates instead Of one. Instead Of
waiting to September the expedition will
start at once. If this was all planned
with reference to helping the French cause
in Mexico, Il would not excite question, but
It is suggested that the expedition is out Of
an proportion 10 the wants Of the SER
vice, and that II has been increased to be
ready for any eyensualities that may arise
in tbe United States. In confirmation Of
this view, the four leading papers which
the French Government controls have
commenced preparing the public for IN
looked for events in America, one of them
-the Mohiteur-nOw speaking for the first
tine Of de probable defeat Of the Union
army,
lfthese symptoms arc reliable, and they
seem to be, then We have no more fairness
to expect from Napoleon than we have ex-
pected and received from John Ball. The
next foreign news win be looked for with
interest. a,. f..r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
The 104th RerImeut,

The several County Committees of this
li sKii stKs iOIl6kihE Ilt FaoCmne5dation, s5; en-
for Tegimental officers Of the new repiment.
Colonel, James W. Reilly, of COlumbiana; /;
lieut Colnnal Ace 49,, . go,
Majof, Lauren D. Woodwork, of Portage /:
Ajutant, Walter MeLymonds, of stark /:
Quartermaster, Jacob shaeffer, of Stark !:
Chaplain, N. W. Dallas, Of Stark.
These gentlemen will undoubtedly all
be appointed and commissioned by the
Governor, and win at once proceed to the
organization Of the regiment. We are NOT
personally acquainted with the gentlemen
named from other counties, but learn that
they are all thorough-going and active
men, and wen calculated for the positions
to which they have been reeommended.-
Col. Reilly is the present member of the
Legislature from Columbiana, a man of
great energy and influence in that county.
Ofhr. Mariner, the Lieut.. Colonel, Il is
unnecessary for US to say anything, as to
his qualifications for the position, to those
who are acquainted with him. Perfectly
familiar with military tactics, superb
disciplinarian, commanding in person, en-
ergetic and courageous, he Will make one
Of the most efficient officers in the service.
-SiiyHit County Beacon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25

Of defiance at the combined hest. It Is an
example Of cool, daring courage unexam-
pied, and the name Of Catesby Jones'
her commander, win be awarded by al
men as deserving place among the list Of
those "Who know no fear" The fact Of
her success is undoubtedly owing to the
circumstances under which she caught US.
Our position and everything worked
against US The Essex had discovered a
burnt boiler the night before, and new
one was being inserted at the time. The
Louisville was lying at the blacksmith boat
repairing. The "Sumter" had her waste
pipe ont and new one being inserted.-
Everything worked in her favor. Those
boats that were all ready could not use
their guns for fear of doing more damage
10 their friends than their foes.
] win leave comments on this singular
transactions for other pens than mine.
Different persons viii Of course have diff
ferent opinions. All that is left us is to
say what might have been, and resolutions
what we will do. The Arkansas is safe
for q time. / wont answer for her being
so long.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25

There is some foundation for the reporf
nat zen. Fremgnt isabout being assigned
. new command. Efforts are being made
BY i.nhuential parties to have him ASSIGNED
e the Department Of Texas, and 10 allow
MN a sVlmeient force to operate in tbat
state against the rebels. The Government
Is asSuredi By influential and reIabI.
Union refugees from Texas, that a u e
majority cf the German populate .rge
western portion Of the State "A m the
n layor Of the Union, are decidedly
await the arrival o. .ad that they only
clare themseiYr- q national force TO de-
ures oviD'' x and TO take active meas
ton AZ lieate the cause of the Constitu-
? - The uniop ~ Dispatsh q Pki4adsl-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
Danger on the Border.
The Cincinnati Commercial of yestorda

The Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday
says;
eve do not wish to be considered an
alarmist, but information which we have
received, from source that we considered
entitled to credit, induces US to warn the
people Of Southern Ohio, and particularly
Of the towns along the river, 10 be active
and yigilsnt, and not to delay oTganiza-
ton among themselves There are q few
very dangerous men among them-men
who are as malignant in their hatred of
the Government that protects them as the
bitterest Secessionist in South Carolina.--
Il is said that forseEeral nights past, ,skifs
have been seen to cross the Ohio, convey
ing traitors from the Kentucky side, and
they have been traced to the houses and
headquarters Of these men, where they
have been in consultation for hours to-
getheT It is believed that they mean mis-
chief, and are arranging fer raids into this
State, though the exact nature of their con-
spiraeies has not yet been sscertained."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25

The Chicago Board of Trade are pro-
viding battery to be called the Board of
Trade Battery. Up to Tuesday evening
$4,000 had been subscribed, and sixty
persons had enlisted. Some of the mem
bers rsexpressed a willingness tOgive all their
profits during the war, for its prosecution,
feeling encouraged to assume that it would
hereafter be carried on vigorously. One
member thanked God that "things were
beginning to get around about right.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
General Mcclellan and GenernI HaIleek.

A rumor has prevailed extensively to-
day that General Mcclellan has rendered
ms resignation to the President. There
Is not the slightest shadow Of foundation
for this, and have it from the highest DOS
sible authority that he has not the idea Of
such step. he is perfectly satisfied with
the new arrangement, and approves heart
iiy Of the selection of General Halleck.-
ms Is from the most reliable and autheu-
tle source, and viii put at rest the idle and
misohievous stories afoat, which are only
ealculated 70 distract and divide the lovel
portion Of the people who now should be
united n their support Of the Government.
~ FhiladetPhiG Inquirer Dispatch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
TIC New York Eveninr Posi-.


OF all the patriotic journals Of the cOun-
try there is not one which thoroughly
loyal man win more delight tO'read than
heNew York Evening It Itspeaks with
no uncertain voice but upon every ques-
ton Of national interest it tells its readers
its honest convictions in plain, common
sense language, which needs no lexicon to
elucidatc its meaning. But not only in
political and national matters is the Post
always up to the times. As literary and
news psperl it stands in the very front
rank Of American journalism and it is, in
short eOmplets hegspaper. And there
fore it is that we take pleasure in MOTTO
ing the fact that the Post has just added to
its facilities one Of Hoes largest and most
complete eight cylinder presses, which, the
Post says, "hss no equal in the establish
ment Of The London Times, the Paris Presse
or any Of the daily journals of New York"
1t cost over S2S,OOO. The Post has our
congratulations; may it ever be as worthy
the communication ofall honest men as now.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
Afrer the GnerriIIa,.
[Dispsteh to the Cincinnati commerciall
T,-....- -

IEDIAEAPOIIs, July %.
Our forces, about one thousand strong.
crossed the Ohio river at Evansville, about
one o'clock on Thursday morning; march
ed to Henderson, KY, surrounded the en-
tire place, but found that all but two of
the vandals had hown, no doubt having been
advised Of our movements.
Col Gavin left Immediately in pursuit
He has orders to make war, take no pris-
oners, and shoot dead upon the SPOT eyerv
armed guerrilla and rebel who makes any
resistance. He has no transportation. and
wall subsist his command on the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
q FRIEND n NEEp-TRT II.

A FRIEND IN NEED-TRT IT
Or. Sweets INFALLIBLE LINIaTENTi prepared
from the recipe ofDr Stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut
the great bone setter, and has been used "a his prne
tice Tor the last twenty yaars with the most asfonish
ing sneeess As an external remedy it Is without
rival and viii alleviate pain more speedily than auy
2iner Preparation. kor al Rheumatic aud Nervou1
sores Meuhf5s sprdins Bruiscs, &c. fts a1ofhfnr
neailng and powerful strengthening nrunensifes e-
olte ne Just Noitar and aston tuf an Who have
ever given trial, over four hundred cerfifcafes
o. relalkale clrea performed bY 90 within the inst
Agents tor Cleveland daefds fs,sr. -. 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
lam. dear Sir. youra mos, r.sDfsssl94IyI5yl q y j.

E-Prostration Of the System and rapid
decline are almost Invariably theresis ofeary mall
practices and unchecked vicious habits. treatiss
siaborssly got up, has lately Issued from the press,
niustratiag this tendsneTi and ne cure as vel as
prevention Of the same. It is entitled Human
Traiity or Physiological Rssearches.' II antgrsful
~ into the causes Effects and most slcaeiou modeof
curing all diseases Of delicate nature, with o0pi0uI
Instructions for the perfect restoration of those who
are prevented By impediments By entering ipto the
marriage atata-
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
P0ST.0EEIcE TIME.TARLE,

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR
The arrival and closing Of the nails at tho CleFa-
EAsTER WAY, daily for Buffalo, Boston, New York,
arrives sos P. NJ; closes 500 A, y.
THRoUGH WAY, daily, for Buffalo Boston, New
York, arrives $50 A. r., 90 p NJ closes 5;uo p ~
PIrfsBURaH WAY, daily, for Philadelphia, Balfi-
more, washington, Pittsburgh, Canton, Akron, has-
silon, SieubenVile, B. q o. K K, arrives ssi3 A. NJ
closes S.25A. n
PHR0UGH PITTsBURGH, BhiiadelphlaJ Baltimore
Washington, arrives $50 ?. Nj closes 80 -
GISCINNATI WAY Columbus, indianapoli5,st Louis,
Louisville, Nashville and Cairo, arrives $40 P. NJ
closes 1900 p, n a,
WEsrERN WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit. daily.
arrives 9:25 a. NJ; closes l0.00P. a.
THROUGH WEsTERNi Toledo, Chicago and Detroit
sANDUsKY WAY, klyria via Northern Division, ar
riYos at $40 A. ~; closes 4:45 p. %.
alAH0Nlag Way warren and Youngstown arrives
.o5 P. r.; 1900 P. H. r-.- rsaT
a. a. ---
RocKPoRF, Dover, Sheffield, North Ridgevills, &C.,
arrives and closes on Tuesday, THURSDAY and Satur-
Barn, BreelsEllle Copley, &C, leaves Tuesdays
end SATURDAYS at 700 A. NJ arrives Monday5and Fri
days at 500 P n.
SHARON CESrER, Granger, Hiacklsy, North Royal- \
tons leaves Tuesdays and saturdays 200 A. NJ ar
riges Mondays and Fridays at i.00 p H
MARRESsYIIIE, daily, arrives lois A. NJ closes
EAsT CLEvELANDandE Euclid, daily, ,arrivess.Oo H.;
Time Of distribution Of mails ready for delivery /,
usually ona hour latter than tho time of arrival Of
Mail and drop Letters are required BY law to be
prepaid. eFr
An city Circulars are required to b prepaid with
hs- 0fioo open from 7:sO A. n 70 oT:saP. ~
u. COMLES, p n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25

A Columbus dispatch to the Commercial
I. z says that the Governor is taking steps to
secure the complete enrolment Of the State
So miitiq. It win be obtained through Au-
ditors, under direction Of the Auditor Of
~ State. It is to be completed BY the lsi Of
September.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
- - Ylroraaa pollcT.


The unanimity with which loyal jour
nails are now demanding the commence
~. msnt Of NEST vigorous policy Rgainstfhs
rebels is noticeable. Those papers which
have been conservative and conciliatory
sl.a8 ara seeing the failure Of their system Of
warfare, and are calling for change
they demand ihe exercise Of the war
81 3 poTer in the hands Of che President, 70
use every means that come in his way
and The way Of our armies TO crush out
f'l the rebels and rebellion. If slavery or
en- anything else gets N the way let It run its
saols'. own risks ofdaager and destruction. The
- Philadelphia Inquirer has been very caro-
.asnn fnl 10 object to any oxfra-oOnstitutiOnal
'- lighting and has frequently fFOwned down
81 So the mixing up Of the negro question
'.H with that Of war But The Inquirer now
calls for anopremium upon rebellion" and
urges forward, with stirring words, the
heEdest kind Of war against an traitors,
- with no special guards for their property
- and no Hlave-oatchers to hunt up their
slaves.
. The people are moving and viii be heard
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25

stirFing Times At Via.EsburE-..The Ram
ArlSansas plays smash with the Federal
Fleet--.Graphic ParfieulRra.
ThecorrespOndent Ofihe Chicago Tribune
gives the following lively description Of tho
marvellous exploit Of the rebel ram Arkan-
sas, which defed our whole feet and es-
eaped unharmed herself;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25

The subscribers have on hand sup6rior article Of
PURE WHITE LEAD; also. the chsapsr rrades
which they oer to the trade at very low rrics f,1
oash. llsb2l JOIN qflBsrrR.t %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
1MPoRrANr 40 FEMALRs.
DR.. cHEEsEMAN,s PILLs.

rOLka AfAL4IAlDL4AALAAA LrAAa-40a
The combination Of ingredients "a these Pills are
the result Of long and extensive prstica They are
miId in their operaiou and certain On corrotting all
Irregularities, painful enstruaion removing all 6b-
structions, whether from cold or othsrEse, hsadaes
pain n the side palpliatlon Of the heat whites an
nervous affections, Mysteries fatiEue. pain IN the
back and limbs, &C, disturbed slsep, which arises
frUm interruption Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of nsW era IN the treatment
Of those Irregularities and obstrueions which have
consigned 50 many 70 premature grs7s. No fsmals
can enjoy good health unless she s regular, and
Whenever an obstruction takes place ths general
heslih begins to decline. G
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eeetual remedy ever known for an con-
plants poculiar to Females To- al ciasses thsy ars
inYalusble including, with certainty periodical reg
ularity. They arc known to thousands, who have
used them at different periods, througout TIE eoun
try having the sanction Of soma Of the moss snineni
Physicians IN America .r
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box. Tbs pries, Sl,00 Der Box
GuugEiHing froul % 20 90 Pilis.
Pills ssut hEmaili promptly -hT renitting y the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists gansrally.
r. B. HUTOHTNGs, Proprietor,
% Gtdar-st.. Esa YORK.
~ Sold Wholesale aud Retail IN Clsrpiand y
STRONG ( ARMSTRONG. aDrieoovRa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
% 8PEolAL NOTICES.

B25, 900 Buildings have been cleared
Ct RATS snd NICE By uaing Or. L. COTS "Dcaih &c
Rais.r Ii never faiia % ki1l. Pufnsm q Cockerin,
Agents, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
The Siege Of Vicksburg Rbandoned--.The
Fleet ordered 70 fhe James.

WASHINGTON, July %.
The New Orleans portion of the SQUAD
ron lately besieging Vieksburg has been
ordered down the Mississippi,it it is rumored.
to join Com. Wilkes Aotilla in the James
river. The hopeful see in this indications
Of speedy and overwhelming advance on
kichmond under regime which shall en-
ploy all the disposable force, land and
naval.
As telegraphed last night, the siege of
Vicksburg is practically abandoned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25


Prominent among the many Ariisis who compflso
the Hippo-arenic department. are James Deloii1 Le
Roi De lfippodrome, bi lie Josephine, acknowledged
by tho public cf both hemispheres % Be The most
beaniifnl, dashing and pishad Equeatrenno Of
the age Lo JQuno Burt, the Ereat rider tas Rivers
the great bare back and ceulc oquestran, the ua-
ger Brothers, the wonderful acIoLdts, Perche and
Alto Bano performers s. y Wootson, H. kllinghem1
B. Williams, &C. Jim Ward, the Worlu-reno HmeQ
Performing Clown, Sig. Wumboidt the Great Trick
Clown, besides null troop Of Acrobatsi Iumblersi
Trapez Performers Faultcrsi Juggcrsi Dancers and
Athlotesd
The programme Of performance viii be rich and
varied comprising an array of novelties such q cam
not ial Of finsnrlng tho most complete aaiisiecti0n
Two hnI BANDS, composed % frst-elass solo Per-
formers, from the Academy q Music, New York aad
Boston, will accompany the estabiishment- Ihe
Bras Band, led b the celebrated MlfBtef0 a. D. At
wood The String Band, led bT the distinguished
lmpresiano George Smith.
The Maaniiccut and Spacious Pavilion, Wagons,
Trappings, Harnesses, Cage1, &C. arc all Now and
triumplis Of American Mechanical skill
pE-ADMITTANCE to Menagerie and Circus COM
bined, only IS Cents. rr
HB-Plece Of Exhibition -Erie-St.s near Ohio. "a
july2la9s Oh. FARNswORTH, Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25


Dr.. Bfandrslh, Dear sIfs-I vas suffering for many
years from hereditary hamonhodiai Affections Of
which had the hrst atfack In 1875. snco that time
was regularly visited with such complaints every
spring. felt IN the morning most severe pain IN
TIE back, iif tho loves joints q the spine were
broken OF lralsad, and az Estimate pressure on the
chest. sing 10 my occupation Ehiah keeD1 ne 81
day busy oui OF DOORS and entirely disr5tng any 20
called q egalar truatnent that W0ud have confined
me 10 nly house, fhou or foiioains plan Of ny
cgn, which might curo me without tho inconTouiencs
10 my business attending ths treatment ola regular
practitioner" So pat an Aiicoeks Plaster right
over the groin renewing It every iortnlght; every
Saturday ni2hiT took dose Of Dundreih's Pills.
three or four, as thought Necessary 3 dose which
operated On me after getting up ihr7e 70 Eve times IN
the forenoon; on sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
nights took one Li addition PM, which produced
one large evacuation. pursued this ooarlo for SIX
weeks, and could attend g my business without in
tsrruption worked, Ate and drank as I was wont,
slept most soundly and aHsked every day with less
pain, and nov 7 know nothing Of tie COMPLAINT a
all 90 that feel obliged to make you ihs 1iatenent
for proper uso, hoping that fhis simple proceeding
may benefit many as it has done me.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25
4 BIC gealp and Wllherea HalF
'ORTSTADOR0'S HAIR DYRI

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BENTlSTRY.
DIVOT TOOTH s1,OO.
Teeth--A Set for Ten DOllars. 1o
HALIWELL & DANIELS, BentIsts.

HALIWELL & DANIELS, Dentists,
After Ten years extensive practice IN Cleveland, have
iutaoduced q grand improvement In FIXING ARTl-
FICAL TEETH, both FOR Durability the Power Of
Mastcatiou and Articulation excel all others. They
are perfectly incorrodible, and for exquisite enamel
ling and purity Of material can not b surpassed.
Cur brinciple Of adapting them 20 the mouth dis
peasos ith those unsightly gold clasps or sprinFs
They can be inserted over any remaining roots cf
teeth without giving any pain. Artificial Teeth, as
Above from two TO I've dollars, fom ten to twenty
dollars, upper or lower seth complete
n. Bs-fho Profession We viii suDpiT With Teeth at
New York prices terms cash. Having tbs LARaEET
hFacEIIEtiT vast Of New York. 81
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