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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
NEW YORK.
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ny that this Will sufpase. In graphic narrative.
exciting interest, aud extensive popularity, All
itAer hisioues OF tho ar tor tho Union. its
theme will be the heroic daring pa ticnt suffering,
and hair breadth escapes q our soldiers aud sail
ora, and it's incidents will torn tho theme o.
conversation III innumerablo hTo-dos Tor years Il
como. IL will contain, N addition % it, stirring
dotais, tho philosophical na ysis u tho nnsrt
OF the War. hy John L"tht4p Motley, IhD
Author Of Tho l,iso Of tho Dutoh ,topuhic,
ETC., tho dates OF uli tho important events IRON
the John Broxlsrad, and M accurate and revised
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ongmvings.
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AFDtroR. Ovpijv, Iowa,

NJ Bllbf WV IuNA,
Dcs Molnes, b. IL, 1904 I
II is hereby certified that on tho l6th day Of
Feb 1868, a sworn staten en-: Vas flied IN this of
fee, showing the coudi ion of the amar fire Ia
sursnca Company, located in New York City. IN
the Staie OF New York, on the first day Of JaJuA
ry, A. d., 1868, in accordance with provision Il
an act OF tho General Assembly OF tho State Of
Iowa, entitled "Anat in relation to Insurance
Companies" approved January 2Sth, 1857. and an
act amendatpry thereto approved February yth,
1888, AMI an NC. ia relation To Life Insurance
Companies, approved March lTth, l.G. that said
sta, emeDt shows that said Company - pos .es cd
of tie requisite amount u CD pital, and invested
as required bv law.
Authority is therefore given to the above nam
cd Company to transact their propti business
of Insurance in This state in accordance with the
laws thereof, until the 3isi day Of Janu ny, A. y
one Thousand eight HUNDRED and Fix Jour
II is also certified that Jao L. swift of Daven-
port, has been du y appointed by sid Company
heir lawful Agent aud ttorney Tor the County o.
Scott, witt full row, TO take risks OF insuranc 0
therein, and TO acknowledge service If proc S. -
provided by law, upor his hiiug v tn the Clerk oi
the District onrt in and tor sa,d County cert
fed copy Of tho iement on file in this Office.
- further certif ID that the attached is truo ard
correct copy Of tne sid statement
10 testimony VIII ereof have hereun
SEAL to set NY hand and hii red my seal oil
office, this 10th day OF Feb. A. H. 'G3
J. w. or TTLLL, Auditor Of state.
Dan. ELLYsoS, hepp y.
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NOTICE.
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The Fairy Wedding!'
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Ma ard Mrs. GEN Ton INT Mia Hedd,ng
dress.... 81
C6MAopoaE Nutr and Miss MINNIE g,ooms-
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Mhs. GEN. Tom lnuAB. In celebrated he
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MIssKs L.sisA and MisNix VARIES.
Tho whole BRIDAL PARTY, (group Of four
the bRI0AL PANTY, ereoSeopio pieture) 50
The BRIpAL Party. (Stereoscooic coiored -
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centsextra.
Can be sent by mail on receipt of price and
postage stamp
Mono genuine unless STAMPED with our trade
mark, E+, in a circle. on the front Of the photo
grapa. Beware OF spurious copies made from en-
cravings, etc.
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Manufacturers Of tho best Photographic Albums
and Publishers OF Card photographs OF celeb
ties.
The Negatives OF these exquisite pictures were
made for US by BRADY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

OFFICE OF rHG y. $ EypsKss COMPANY
Davenport, lee ~. 1862.
an AND AFrER TO-DAY THE UNITED
States Exp.ess Go will not receive Daven-
ort scrip 10 tran ,ac,i,n Of their bu-ioess.
Wv H. w. JOHN SON, Agent.
a-AH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
q II n ID

e. II II ID.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THI@ DAY
i sold their market to the Messrs. HUNTER
who will occupy it Immediately; and whilst they
arc grateful tor the liberal patronage formerly
ceived, they cheerfaliy recommend them TO their
fo, u,er patrons A.P ID. KELLY.
Usysnp ori, Feb Q, 1868 div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

]. A. REID, N. d.,
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFlCi
i and residence No. Is, corner Main ans Thirt
f,.ata. ,I.vsnovrt. Iowa julyl O
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
Or. GEO. w. McCAkN,

naYSIGIAN AM SUhGEON. OFFICE
il in room directly over the Post Office.
DR.. 0E,. ". MccAKS's resi- deoce. east side Of
Brady. second door from corner OF 9Th.
ian y-dvff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

A Greek on l.. A. MACKLOT FOR sss
"A signed BY Stephen Bowdea. The psymci
Of the CD eek has been stopp-d. The ia Ter wi
confer favor By returning 1t TO this .iLes or Z
the Hank. u. R0HkS.
la lot
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
\ W. H. HAkEN. n. ID.

=. ". II. BAKER, n. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE II
il Post Office building. residence on Fifth
street, between brady and Perry streets, ven
noFf Iowa. novl9- dAwH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
The ShOddy AristOcracy.

"Ringbolf, the New loik CORES
pondent OF the Boston Courier, writes
to that journal:
"A wealthy ship-broker, who but
year ago was not worth a dollar, went
into Stewards store lately and aske to
look At some shawla. Two kinds we're
shown him. The price Of one was five
hundred dollars We'll. III take five
hundred dollar one said he. 'Yes, sir
SAID the clerk, that's very pretty
shawl; Mr.. - mentioning another
sh p broker, bought one Of them for bis
vile the other day The devil he did,
replied the purchaser, then I'll take n
seven hundred dollar onen And SO the
world rolls over, aud people have their
turns OF going under md Of coming up.
"Crossing the Fulton 'erry one day,
splendid eqnipage came on board the
boat, -prancing steeds, llveried coach
man and footman, and an elegant cou:e.
Within was lady dressed with uncom
Portable richness. She was fat, not very
fair, and something over forty. With
her WAS m unlocked cub Of eight or ten
wears old, whose fine clothes seemed to
be rs uncomfortable to him as were the
gloves tight to bursting upon his moth
er's hands. Through the open window
Of The carriage be espied IN apple
woman with her basket fruit. Nom,
cried the youthful arlstocrat,
Il want n'arpie' Hush mp, you
ANT goin to have nome replied the ten
der mamma. But won't ! though, BY
CORY = said tie boy, a. the same time
throwing hiu self half way out OF the
widow and seizing the apple. which he
erthwi.h commenced upon. Tie gen
tie 10 tell back with All air OF Iesgna-
Ii, yxclaiming, well, you darned crit
Ter, now you've got it, mind you only
cLew it, and spit out the akin : The
coachman and the footman looked NOR
fed, and winked slyly at the bystan-
dcrs. That's high life in New York
A PoSTooN TRAlN.-Thc pontoon
wagon is one OF the heaviest carrias es
constructed for militia purposes, and IS
loaded as follows
Seven long balks, 5x5 and p feet
long one pon,oon boat 80 feet long,
5 2 3 feet wide, 2 3 feat deep, with 20
chess, or planks each foot vide and 2a
feet long, placed therein; ) oars, an
chor, rack sticks and rack-lashings, and
boat books Summing up weight OF
not less than $500 pounds, exclusive Of
the wagon. Thirty tour OF these wagons
thus loaded, together with 4 trestle wag
On each loaded with IL claw -balks,
each q feet long, 2 trestle csp', 4
legs, 4 shoes, ? CHAINS and IA short
Oulks; 4 abutmt mt wagons, each loaded
with two abutmen' stills, trestle cap, 2
egg, 2 shoes, 3 chsins. aud IA short
bulks tool wagons, each loaded with
car penter.' toos, shoyes, spades, picks
and axes, and two travelling torsef, On
,,tu'e irregular pontoon train, SIX horses
OF mules being lu'red to each wagon.
Ten Of these trains belong TO our army,
ana constitute the largest aud bes' equip
ped force 10 the arm Of the service ever
sent into the field.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
CARDS..


DIR. J G. PARKER,
DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
No. Franklin Block, . .oua floor, Brady st..
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Residences, corner Ninth and Le Claire SITS.
derl .-akg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

EXCHANGE AND BAsKixG lioUsG OF LoU,s
A. M.cgLor, Davenport, IOWA, Feb. 2, 1868.
: II, PRISONS HAVING MONEY on DE-
n POST with the undersigned, either In Ger :
tifcatcs Of deposit or by book account. are re-
onested 70 withdraw the same without delay.
feo ii LVoiS A. MAChLoi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

CRY, County AND SrAIE
~ NV luRk.
Edward Anthony, President. and Isaac r. St
John, Secretary OF the Lamar Fire Insurance
Company. of tho City oe New York. being swo n,
do generally depose aud say that the foregoing i,
a true and correct state ept of tho hfirr ot said
Com pany on the first day of January. II j. 10 the
best Of their knowledge AMI b,l.ef.
..1 sworn before me. this S3i day Of
haul Janua'y, A.D, lo63.
EDWARD ANTONY President.
lsAAcK ST. JtHs. Re Rotary.
Taos L. THUkNELL,
Notary Pebble and Commissioner Tor Iowa in
New loik.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
Dw. II. II. WO0L Ley,

NFFICE AND RESIDENCES ON WEST
" Fifth street, next door east Of Congregation
ii Church nov ~ dom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
State M II ~ IL
OF
Lamar Fire Insurance Company,


January, lst, 1888.
NAME OF THE COMPANY, LAMAR FIRE
IN Insurance Company, OF the City OF New York,
30 Wall street.
Amount Of capital stock al paid up in
cash ............. SoVu,'po w
AssETs.
Cash on hand and in bank. ......... 1880 so
$50 shares BANK Commerce in New
York and 30 shares 1T. Nicholas 90
Bank New York, market vnlue.... 1890
81 bends ami mortgages, brst liens on
property in the cities OF New York
and brooklyn mostly dwellings worth
in each case 80 to 100 per cent. m,re
than the a 4, cunt loaned thereon 264. $50 90
Loans on call secured by good stocks
sec Lateral. ~ Boo 90
Amount With age, ts.... 6o7z SO
i.remiuns IN course o. collection IONS r.
Interest .cctued but not yet due. 40 W
u. \. stocks and 81 loo Treasury
Notes, market value. ........... 10000 90
$50, .062 IL
LiABILITIEs.
Amount duo OF not due to banks VI
other creditors oi Company None
Amonn, losses adJ as,ed, due or MT
DUE. None
Amount iosse, unadjus ed or waiting
proof. ....................... 5,l0o oC
The greatest amount Insured in any
one stere except storage slores... - 90 on
The greatest amount insured IN aby
bio k, town, or CITY, governed by
circumstances.
Nothing deposited in any other state
or Territory as security Tor loses.
NV l0Rk Jan. LIST, 1868.
EDWARD ANTHONY, President.
IsAAc X, Sr ions Sc Ietaiy.
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The Daily Democrat and News,
RICHARDSON, WEST T. CO.,
PnoPRIEfORs.
.. N. RICHARDSON, gro. J. WET.
GEO. ?. CARPnHfBR.
We the undsrsigned agree TO the following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

DALY.-ls cents per wssk, p y able to Carl re.
Mail and post-o6ics subscribers, " per nm ~
payable In advance.
WEgxLY.-32,0o per annum. In advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
TO LET.

TO EFT.
oFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
Post Uf6.s and LeClsire Blocts, The 10
Claire Makot House, suitable for storage Of grain
heavy merch sndise. AIRY TO
GEO. L. DAVENPORT. or
JOHN l. COFFIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
THE EVENING STAR.
COuJeaAL POETRY.

"Our r lend, David Bar ker, ESQ.," says an
Eastern paper, "who hae produced come OF
Aae i-st cetfy ever ~Y item by Maine hard,
Pc ed II u tie incitent that happen ned In h, .
Ian ily (the first occnrTancs Of the kin5) ri yss
vent to his feelings in the following imagina-
i've piece:
Mt cHrJD oaIaln.
One night ~ CID 81. Peter slept,
He i~ft tAc door OF Heaven AJar,
Nken throaSh. Q little angel crept,
And cane down With falling star.
Che GUNNER - the blessed bsams
OF morn approached, my blushinS bride
Awakened from o. me rl.ssinS dreams
Ard foana that sRsel By her side.
ed grant lat thiH-I ssh no more
That vbsl he lsasss this world Of Sin,
.a r an i ns u sss - 81 iH a.srsa ss.a
WhSYsupon some fsiio - OF the praci .al sort {,
and without any innxnu ion, and not posses .
sing tbe "diyins aniatus" attenp,s 70 destroy
Ia little Illusion Of David. as foiIows:
~. IIsEa's REPLY.
yull eighteen hundred years or mere
I've kept my deer sseSf rely tylsd.
There vas NO little angel strayed,
Asr enc ossn missins ali the while.
I aid not sleep - you supposed,
Nor left the door Of Heaven a5ar,
Nor ka> /" little angel" left
Ird gone down vitE fAlinS star.
90 ask that :" blushins bridsn and see
IL she don franSl ~ own and say
That vht q che found that angel babe,
che found il By the &C cd old way.
1oS grant bat tn 81 ask no more
That should your number still enlarge,
That ron will Hos a., 90 before,
AMI lay il 10 old steY charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
From Rec. J. Ns,stos B-os-r, D. o.. kd,ts, At a.
En.yelossdfa ~ R.lisisss Eno.sl.dss -
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many Pre- rations sold under tAs name
Of Bitters put in quart bottles compounded of N
cheapest whisky or conrlcr rum costing from g
to u cents per gallon the taste disxused oy kpies
or Coriander Heed
This class Of Bitters has esused xno wilI oontnus
o cause, ~ lons as they be .old hsndr-ds -
lie the death of the drHnfard By their use the
system ia kept continually under ia. ineuens- OF
Alcoholic Slim lsnts of the worst kind ia. desire
for Liquor ia created and ept up and The result In
81 the horrors attendant upon druak.rd life and
ieath
For those who desire and wall asss . Liquor BIT
tSrs, publish the following receipt Get esx
5oTti. HoQansd's Guss&n Bilrs and mir With tfyss
s.svts Of E0od Brandy WRisky and the result win
e~ preparation that viii far syeel in medical viz
tues aud true excellence Of the Liss or
Eittera IN the market, and will csI mach lxss Yer
~il have all tia virtues OF Hoofand's Birts-, in
connsetiop with good article Of LaSuor, If mIaA
cost yea,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

The att ntion Of every of1ic. in the military
service OF the Unit states is called 70 the
above Proclamation of the President, issued on
18th day II Scptemb rr, 1868 by vi ich The priv
H. 81 OF the writ OF hdbeGs corpus i, susppn led
1t, he r-fore, u writ of hlb>1s corpus should in
VOL ton Of The aforesaid Pr &C mation BE- sized
out and served upon any officer in the military
service OF the United STATES, commanding him
10 lroduce before any court or lunge, any per-
sol IN his custody by authority Of he Prasi.
dsDt OF the Unit States, belun ging tn any Que
OF tie ciasses specified in the Presidents Proc
lsmatson, II shall BE- the duty OF such Oh cer TO
m II known by hrs certificate, under oath, TO
Wh msoeyer may Issue or serve such writ OF
hoLeds corpus. that the person NAMED in sud
rit us detained by hlm prisoner under autAor-
ity II the PrestGeRt Of The Ev.t,d States"
such return having been made if any person
serving or attempting 10 serve uch writ, either
by thu command of ATTY court or Judge, 9TH
erwisn, aud with or without uro aass OF la ",
shall attempt TO arrest the officer making such
return ano holding IN custody such person, the
eaid officer is hereby commanded 70 refuse SUBJ
mission and obedience TO euch arrest, and IL
there should b. sny attempt TO take such per-
son from the custody OF such officer, or arrest
such officer, he shall resist such attempt, CAL
III 70 bis aid anv force that may he necessary
TO msiptsin the authority OF the United States
and render such resistance rfactual
JAAAs b. Fly, Provost Marshal General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
GAS FITTING. 70.

eA6 EILYOkkS
w lave In Store, AAi are laily rso,, yixa q AZ
Hx1Cx8 Of sAtrsiy New Psttsxns sd 49,
~ Sin!sh aysriof In ssyls - aaytkine hsse&o74,
.lDroa In Mis- aarhS1
We hyfse 4ttfsls generally % eli ana sxAnixs
~ stosA q aAA AsS NATI1 IIXfURIo. kSlias
1a1as1t tAst - have tAs ssst sslss4e6 s6osR &
- An W>8 h lAs sso.s lins t1ts~ssss u ~
nrs VIZ = SromINy ettsaAs4 %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
M TEETH.
~ -

M TEETH
Nl. LngMIs, ~ .: tie Jnysatoi sad fat.Hsss
,ttfe MIN1RAL PLATD TEETH attsnds go
9srsonally ct his once In thie e4ty NAnyfp
;ersons CAD wear these teeth who cannot 'II1
Saar Others, and no 1srsop can wear Others VII
-annot wear these
Persons calling at my once can be accommodate.
9TH any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
sut to those Who particular and wish the pursst
jssnsHt strongest and most perfect dsnturs thst
Art can produce, the HIHERAL PLATE win b.
more fully wsrrsnted
Rooms in this oity-No sss PsnnsylvsniA avsnu.
gstvesn 9th and 10Th streets Also. aoT Arch 81
Shtladelpkts rnsrily
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SpoR1T IIsIASlsi s1oRlR DIsIASlSl
SAN RIYAN'8 aIHYg
SANARIFATS 1II9i

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e Ne uelvsrdty Of IsAss!lv aaia aeas q hs noa
enins.S Doctor :aa UasnA "a OF 9. ~ Gsssns 49,
70 lxross1s 10 SnSvssLn IL SA e .,x. asvae.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

100 ,,.oIss ~ H., pay , sSoP S.,.-
Dlsa she'd and Drcws Cctaons, s-s-
eheetinSs, Table Lilsl. Crash. Napsra
irish Linen, HcsoIy 6foves
osHSrts sal eviss % dag, AaA lAssYx~1s.
vslsasiss and DAslisA 1lfeAA AAnnss.
Nsits Goods y svsry variety Of SsAfiE ~ uriss
YUe@ A1O1JvDp-
4 large ssosh 81
enaAs. 81 1rsash ses EAawh
IotDs Tired aAl yAlsasia 0ohass ~ S>t.
TIRES I~es Wells DAekse and Ool6spS
Points, TAlsAs ~ and Nmtf0idsrsl H'lSh
infant 10 % and WAtsts.
61Dsfs Laso%, Ill siAtAs,
Lates styiss He'd Drsess, laasy 8esls.
atsel. Sea eld Tortoise Shell lar Drops,
ttns, kSlt 0lAeDs, Drossls4s, Pan, he.
HhtsA vfO - SOLD 81 Low Driseg 4 sAu b -
Hsitsd. WN WAIN0IR0,
- 8A1kst ADAss Ps<n. aysnN1,
III eetveea m oAz 81 stYos4s
kAlo1. AlDuulD
A0iuB Saws, AesaabisUs olavh
alask Lass = AsN&s peiAA,
ssrnou. ard rsolo.izis Il srsa, va,ies, Ard ~
AlsAS prtsAA
- = TAYLOR / %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

~Mr. A. Bald win. postmaster at Crane
We ~, ii ket agent I, IT the Centrai Railroad
Company, wss instantly killed by the e1plo-
stcn OF barrel Of coal oil, which took dre
while he was in the act Of drawing the oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

~The streets OF Cairo, Illinois, few days
Asv presented IN Interesting spectacle. They
were cleaned by q squad OF gamblers whom
the Provost Marshal lad arrested aud Get to
work sc scayeDgere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

~It 10 said that In the New England States
Here lie about one half th- usual crop OF ap-
ple-, while in the Middle and Western States
tn re are more than they have had for years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
WAk DEPARTMENT,
E" ApJu9AHf GlHsRLL's OyProI,
WAeIiI0YoH june .. IL

UtaNdI O1oUJ, No. Ii.
The AdjutAnt General viii provide On sppropri
ate medal Of honor for the troops Who, after the
expiration Of their term have offered their services
% the Government in the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer from States thai
have volunteered their service In the States o;
Penn sylvania and Mary land
By order ofthe Secretary of War.
Ed TOWNSEND,
10 % Assistant Adtutant General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
DENTISTRY.
DINrIRrRY

H. DIRTIRfAY
IL. L1N11 Has :. moved to 2l2 Ps n. av.nys.
Mo eoors above his former on g. Call
sso t1.n ne !hs Dr , Ess and I'm
Teeth, witch il far ~ peror :, any 444I
othSr mode Low In use Also, TesSh sx,. lied
~ pain. when desired. Terms node rats In
Ill ShSet. A. IL
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SI4ESMOND HAYWARD,
~ Nv AND INPROvHp yRR7Iob
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL
euEOPLAsfN BONE YRRYH,
WI9IeUS AB4AL PLASB CLASPS,

N. D. y. BI6Db0ONV,
So B$ss4Oay, NsS YsYk. SD Y6o PspSsybvssss
AssssS, es'sssss l3th sad lStA sts.. Wssliastsx,
Calls the attention Of the pnbHs 10 the folIoyin.
sdva.issss OF hh improved system:
l. The Teeth Of his manufacture VIM
sever 9 rso9s aor change color ~ Aay tS.$.ss
sedds being II re -fourths lighter than any other
]. No teeA or rootA need be sxtrated. e. thu
j. The roots will b made tRo6snaive, aaa nsvs
achs
4. No temporary ssstA are as>dsA, q vsrmaavn
mes can b made Immediately, thereby 1rsservin,
=: .atara :1g.s.sioa Of q: taes vhisi under II.
5 This work has been fully tssseA over ays
seszs BY many of the arst chemists and physisias.
If this country
Dr. 8. has also invented white undsssrae,t,
ustal filing, With which the most sensitive teeth
al bs 6llep without pain, and can build ub per
set. sound tooth on any iids roots which viii las
through lifetetims
Col s"h -v.r"ins for yonrsAH jy2tf
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