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IT'S BEYOND SUCCESSFUL DISPUTE
That the facilities la thls establlshmeotsot
Neat and Expeditions

JOB PRINTING, are not surpassed in the State
The materials all entirely new comprising ali the
later and most approved styles of Type Border, Rs!e
te together with Poger JOB Pressss OF the besI
patterns. will ever be the ambition and deter
muattOn of the subscrlher that ali work executed
his establishment shall be distinguished by the
tuTes necessary to constitute II monParsit-nAt sly
correcfness and HeGsRsss Our personal superlntend
Iob Printing, guarantees the faithful perform.
of ssetyjob wenvlte patronage. with the assu-
alt thai long experience and unsurpassed
Acttes will enable execute all orders sntrusted
.nasr never before attsm pied in this city
VS. BURKE
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SENATOR FROM NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, n. j., Feb. 26.
VIM. Wright, Democrat, was elected
United States Senator for 6 years from the
4th Of March,
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FROM NEW. YORK.

New York, Feb. 81.
The steamship Ariel, frIm ,Aspinwall she
18th, arrived at noon. She brings $l7s,.
900.
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.of African dssesas shsllbe appoinsed % axsl
srciss aushorlty oyer white oiHeers, soldiers
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CITY COUNCIL.

Bodss Of AEdsrmss.--M. II. Brien, President John
Carpor JDs J. Robb, Ed MUlloy, H, g. Scoyel, w. 8
Cheathia, NJ. @. e. Claiborne, and J. G. Smith.
cOugs,p oounoii--.Andrew Anderson, President; Jas
Turner, William Roberts, g. NJ. southgAte, Abraham
Myers, lex. Mcdaniel L. u. Hough, Charles Sayers,
J. B. 4owles, W. A. McCelland, T. j. Yarbrough,
VIM. D4yer, Vim. Stewart, Thos Cready, VIM. Haiiy
and Wd Sanborn
sTtxDmo COMMITTEES on ms orr COUNCIL.
Ffna4s,-Knowles, scoveI and Brien.
Waiei Works--Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
strss1-Hua, Turner, Myers, Mulloy, Cheatham,
Yarbrolgh, Cready and Haiy.
Whakt-rurner, Carper and McClelsnd.
CHARACTERIZATION, Mulloy and Knowles.
Fifs Dsparfpeui Myers, Stewart aud McClelland
cas-ADriver, Cready and Myers.
Ceaaesg-smith, Sanborn and Stewart.
MartS Yarbrough, Roberts aud Oarper
ave--Mudoy, Mcdaniel and Stewart
Poltcf-Cheatham, Brien and sayers.
sprins,-Cready, Claiborne and Myers.
Wortouss-sayers, Robb and Mcdaniel.
Inprsrsmens and Bsps'dihrss- ssdcceIland, Brien
and Saiborn.
PNsbiiS Propafy--Robb, Stewart and Driver.
Pest Hsuse-Oarper, southgats and Haley.
or Tho Board OF Aldermen meets tho Tuesday,
next Preceding the second and fourth Thursdays In
/ each mouth, and the Common Couuc the second
| and fourth Thursdays In each month.
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NO GAG

measures for permanent peace. There
is an attempt now to raise up n
party on the basis of the old agitn-
tion, but that will do no good, and such,
an attempt should be repudiated, il Che
object be to restore the Union by compxe-
misses before the rebels are beaten, aud law
down their arms. It will be Of no avail
and worse than useless, for the rebels On
demand peace on the basis of their in
dependence. Great complaint has BEEN
made OF arbitrary arrests If there in
any blame, II is partly the fault Of Con-
gress, and they hare left the Admins
tration TO its own discretion, reserviRg
the privilege to complain of whatever
course the Administration may adopt.
The loss of Slavery can do The Border
States no harm if the Government will
compensate the owners. He should say
nothing about the character OF Slavery
1t did not become him 10 praise il, while
inaugurating measures for its abolition
He would not, as q member from Slavu
State and STAKEHOLDER heap execrations
upon It, and he had no heart to CURSE
shareholders simply because they were
shareholders. He had always formerly
believed that the institution in itself did
not antagonize with the perfect success
of our country, and that there was not
an irrepressible conflict between Free
dom and Slavery, but we bave now .
war upon us, and If Slavery be the cause
the State of Missouri offers to sacrifice it
on the altar of her country.
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POST HEADQUARTERS.

Posi- Headquarters on College street, between I'm
ionand Church streets, (Dr. Waters rcsdence) Gen.
r. b, Altoh,ll, commanding.
Assistant ayteyn,asiel-Disbursing and Inspecting
Onloer ON Cherry street. between Church and Broad.
Capt, ). G.. Chandler
Assisiaai Oiarisrposisr--in charge OF Transporta'
ton, on Chtrry street, between Union and Church.
Capt. J. ID. bingham.
Assisiant Q,artermastsr- charge ofClothlng Camp
and Garrisot EQuipage, No II Market street. Capt
Thos j.. Cox
Assisi,su piiaffs7nQsisr - In charge OF Means pi
Transporiabn and Qhn rtermasteus Stores, on Cherry
street, near Theatre Lieut.. Chas. II. irwin.
Asif,ai d,.asgsaass.--l charge Of Fuel, Forage
and stt0n4y, 40. " marstt street Lieut. VIM
Mills
isiisfnn 4nutsrfiaar 80 For the Assignment o
Quarters and Receiving aud Issuing Hospital Stores
Capt. a. Mca can lgplrte
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/. 0. 0. -


IoHS y. HrpE, Grand Secretary should be az assed
at Nashaille, Team
7,sauss,ss Ledge, No. meets every Tuesday Even
ms AZ their Hail. on the corner OF Union and sum
mar street, The officers for the present term, are
~ Al Iesueur, NJ CT J. n. Mills, N.N,; J. l.. Weakley
Secretary L, Z. Spain, Treasurer,
YSabue Lodge, Ne lO-Meeis at the Eame place
every Monday Evening. The officers are r. A.
Camobeu n g.; Henry Apple, V.G.; J. l.. Park
Secretary b. n. Brown, Treasurer.
euil.y Lodge, No. 90-Moels at their Hall, on south
rn,crry street, every Friday kvening The officers
er,, g. o. Covert, No; Frank Harmap, V.Gj James
WYATT, secretary W. IL. Mallory, Treasurer
..s.,ya Lodqs, No. los, (Germau)- -Meets At the
siirt. s.,rper df Union and summer streets, every
rlnr lay lsvening. The OticersOro Charles Ken,
M P. Frlesma,, YG.; - Bttnrlich, Secretary
oeo Ssiierle, i.ieasurer-
Riilely Enoari is,enf No meets ~ the above hal
On .he hrst and third wednesdays Of each month.
rha ofloers are: N Mills, Cp T Il, Mcbride, HIP,
G. Y. FULLER, s.W. Peter Harris, IT,. NV; John
Hide, Scribe B. n Gutter, Treasuref'
Olive Brasch Eeiouiapmea, No. t--Ntets a. ihe
ahnys HnH on thd second and fourth wednesday
airhia of each month"; The officers are Jas, 4 Belt
. n Henry Apple, H p.s H. Noker, SW ID. Fried
san, j. W. chnrlns Krchsr, scribe; n. Ward
treasurer
TIE Degree Of Doug hisrs ~ RebetaA-Noets the mrs
Frlisy siornoOn OF ehoh month, at O'Clock.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

10. i--oM Gun Factory, Cherry street, on tho Hill.
" 2--uuiyenlty Building, Market street, on the
Hill.
g 9-Euslsy's Buildingr 8. e corner Public Square.
" f-Howard High school, College street on the
Hill.
5--Gun Factory, upper end Front street
" college street, near Broad
T--College street, between Churcl, and Broad.
t--Masonic Hell, Church street, near Summer.
s--Cariage Factory, Market street, below the
Square
% lO-Mcdcai College, College street, on the Hill.
a IL" PEsr HOUSE, ION the University Pike.
/" ig-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, orner Cherry.
a la-Humo High school, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
{" it-Femaia school Church street, near Ohatta-
nooga Depot.
g l,-Hynos' High school, Line strost, corner Sum.
mer.
e 1s-0ordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing.
% tr-OgFICgRs' HosPirAL--Planters Hotel, sum
mer street, corner Deadorck.
g Is-Cornor Church and College streets.
e 1o-Morris & STATIONS Building, No IA Market
street. -
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DIRECTORY.


iDns HUGH SMITH, hasor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Rso0rdev.
JOHN cHUMBLEY, karahal
Destg MarshaL-w II. wilkinson, A Q. Tucker,
and james A. steele.
Clels ofihe Marke--Iohn Chcmblsy, eS-o6lcio, irst
Jacob French, seooud and Thos, Mcoariy, third
TaS dssessor--William Driver.
Rsy4ne Collscior--A. 3 shankland
Watr Tn1 c0iiocior--E D. Garrett
Trs4urer--R Henry.
Rh1S Masier--Thomas Teake.
Superintendent Of ~ Workhows--J. Q. Dodd
Superintendent u ne Water Works--wnl. Stewart.
Ohf4 II he Ere Dparthsnt-John NJ. seabury.
ssrses of he Csasessrv--T. H. Mcbride.
Sired ODeyse9-J L. stewart.
Cuytlgornsy--R. F. Mulloy.
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declared by The Declaration of Inde-
pendence? Applause. Let no man be
concerned about the question Of social
equality. They will be Just so far equal
as God made them equal, and no more
and no less Take care lest we be found
fighting against God. If He has not made
them our equals, they will not be our
equals. But He has made them free.
God willed them free God will have
them free. And let His viii be done
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.MILIT A r. Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADouARrERs.

DspafhHaf-HeadQuarto ou High street Nal
Gen. Rosechng, commanding.
Chisf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on high street,
near Cedar Lieut.. Col. Jno W, Taylor.
Chief Ooatnissari-He adquarters on summer street,
near Broad, Lieut.. Col s. simmons.
Prouoa Narahal General - Headquarters on High
street, Capt W. M. Wiles
Medical Dbecfor - Surgeon A. Henry Thurston !
ONCE "A Cherry Street.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

sherlg--lames N 'Hintou. Dsp~,se'-Thomas Hob
son and J. <. BuchRnan.
Rsgift-Phineas Garrett
Trs,stss--w. Jasper Taylor
Coronsr-N H. Beiohes
Rangsr--John Corhitt.
Revenue Collsos6r--w. D. Robertson.
Railroad Tar C0Hsotor---J. G, Briley.
Coasabei Jor he Nashsiiis Dishricl--IohR D. Cover
and j. T. Newman.
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NIGHT POLICE

0aptelA--John Baugh.
First Observation-Disclosures Joyce
seoond LieaieaaBt-Jehn II. Davis.
Policsnes--Wm, Jackson, John. lavender, Mich Ia
Wis Joel Phillips, VIM Baker, John Cottrell William
s.ayo John Enges, J. W. Wright, john Pickett,
Robert Scott, W. G. Francis, David Yates, ohas HUI.
lit and ". Danley.
Gs- The Police Court Ia opened every morning at
uine O'Clock
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COUNTY COURT.

COUNTY COURT.
yudee--l0n James Whitworth.
Olerk--P Lindsey NichoL
az Tho Judges Court meets the arst Monday in
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, Is held the hrst Mon
day in January, April, July and October.
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cRlMIhAL oouRT.

Jtdgs-Hon william X. Turner
Cgsrk--1arlos Z. Diggons
ga Tho Court meets the irst Monday iu April Au-
gust and hesmbor.
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cHANcERY COURT.

ohanosil5'--Hou samuel D. Frerson
OgsTk are MaRer--J. z. Geayes.
So Tho Court meets the drst Monday in May and
November
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TO MARY.

The following lines were suggested by the fall of
Lieutenant W. W. BlACKER, and his brother, privaln
MARSHAL BLAoKRR, members OF the 18th Ohio Vols,
in the late battle Of STONES River They were on df-
ferent parts Of the field, aud both killed instantly,
within few minutes Of each other, Wednesday, Doc
81, 1862
Yes, Mary, now the pail is spread,
The surging waves of sorrow leap.
Hope lives no more, for with the dead,
Tho loved now cold and silent sleep.
YouEaW them as they left the door,
And gently gave to each a kiss,
Loved them no less but country more,
You offered thus your sacrifice.
Tears then were shed, but not like these,
Which now must fall. and know no rest,
For Hope still asked heavenly breeze.
To guide their bark and make them blest-
Alas twas not for them to come
But on that fatal, bloody hsld,
Their lives were asked-they laid them down,
Nor did they from their duty yield.
They re resting now, their crown is won,
True martyrs at their post they fell
Hut night never cloud the sun
That now will shine above their cell.
They sleep where flowers wild and rare,
win come at summer time and bloom,
Aud birds will sing aud carol there,
ArequIem 'or thsir silent tomb
The tender grass will live aud wave,
The summer breezes DER them play,
And autumn leaves fall on their grave,
Lone watchers there through all the day.
No hollow sound from cannon's roar,
Or wailing heart can break their sleep,
Their bark long since has touched the shOrs.
Far over deaths dark rolling deep, }.
Then let them sleep, nor ask again,
Why thus a bitter cup Ia sent,
But learn Of Him who suffered pain,
Earth's choicest gifts arc only lent.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

JudQg----- -
Clerk-tavid C. Love.
As- The Court meets tae arst Monday In March
aud September.
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TO MY WIFE.

Come tome, dearest m lonely without thee,
Day timo and nighttime I'm thinking about tlIeas
Night-time aud day time IN dreams behold thee
Unwelt)mo the waking that ceases TO fold thea
Come to me, darling, my sorrows to tighten
Come IN thy beauty 10 bless and TO brighten
Come in thy wOmanhood, meekly and low
Come In thy loneliness, queenly aud holy
Swallows Whit round the desolate ruin,
Telling Of spring and It's joyous reneWlngi
And thoughts Of thy love, AMI It's manifold treasure
Arc circling my heart with promise Of pleasure.
oh spring OF my spirit; OH May Of my bosom
Shine out on my soul til Il bourge0n aud blossom
The past Of my life has ross-root within ",
And thy fondn'ss alone 70 the sunshine can win g.
Figures that move like a song through the own
Features lit up by reflex oihoaven--
EYES Ike the sSics Of poor Erin, our mother,
Whore shadow ami sunshine are chasing olob 1tasfS
Smiles coming seliom but chili-like and staple,
Opening their eyes from the heart OF dmPle
Oh thanks % the Savior that even tby seeming
L. left 70 the exile 70 brighton bis drftmna
You have been glad when yon Eaaw I wls sa,llsaed.
Dear ar' you sd now 10 hetr an sad1enedf
Our hearts ever Ia tune ana In Time fOstf
As octave 10 octave, adj Thy ms unto rhyme, low,
cannot weep but you. tears will DO howiRs;
You cannot smile bnt lny check win b glowing
would not die Without you az my die, love,
You will not lipgsr when snal have ded, lows,
come 10 mo dear, ere die ofny sorrow,
Rise oi NY gloom ike the sun Of to-morrOwi
strong swfi, and nnd a. t''s words which apNaA,
Win soag on your lips and smile on your casaS.
0me, iof nay helrtin yoir absence n weary
llnste, for ~ y spirit h siGxenei aud dreafy
Cume 10 ihe hoirt which 10 throbbiug q press thee
Come 20 tho arps u'ei rouii t'saly etresa 'hee.
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The great snow 1858 will be remsm
bered as something extraordinary. The
entire depth fallen cannot be less thaa
thirty es.-CiR, Com.
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The following exquisite ballad written by 10
soph Brennan, an Irish exile, who died In New Or
leans several years ago, Of consumption NJ tho age 81
twenty-eight years Mr.. Brennan wrote several
songs thai attracted much attention, but this IL hia
best IL Is touchingy beautiful
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07
MAN OF A THoUsANDi
A nnnsnMprIYE ouRIp.

DIR. p. JAMES, Retired Phgsio,an Of great
ouainenoes discOsurud, while in the East Indies.
c-rtsin cure for C0usum ptioni Asthma bronchitis,
Clughe Colds and General Debility Ths remedy
was discovered by him when his only child dRngb-
ter Was gwen up % die his child cured and Is
now alive and we'll. DasiTs o. beneftting his Bl-
low mortals be will send 70 those who wish y the
recipe containing full direct for making and
oeesiuiy this remrdy, tree, receipt Of thaiI
nomes with TWO Stamps @ pay expenses There is
aat q single case Of Consumption that IL does not AZ
once take hold Of and iissDate Night sWes:s, pee-
vlsbuess irritation Of the nerves. aiureOt m0ry
difficult expeot0ratio sharp pains in the lungs, sore
chroRt chi y sensations nausHa at the stomach 10
aciior oi fhe bowels, waiting away o. the muscles
RgFhs writer will please state the name Of the pa
per they see this advertiment IN. address
ORADDOOK CO.,
tvtS-sSg g9s Moth - = ahilad.lphsa Pa
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Having had over twenty years exper1enee IN the
Treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character es-
pecially the Throat and Lungs will give perfect sat
sfscton to all Who may apply for reliet liaVing hAd
successful practice in the above DAmed places loT
several years with unparalleled success, Of Wlen sat
isfactOry reference can be given 81 any OF le eOOFe
named places. -
icipes returned. Price Of Medicine for one month
from q co. TO $500. -.
tEz-fhs Doctor can be consulted thelaat Two NeeAs
NJ svery month AZ his residence No. % Garden-St.,
Uleveland, a. Post once address-BoN lllL
fahgs R2-I Ifsmdkv q. \ CLARh. M ~.
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pBAyTON 4 sTOGKWELL
gEEL ESTATE AGEETg,
Hasc Ones 10. Atwstsr Bsildins. Entrance through
.# the In5ursnce once o. E. y. Braytoa.

OfEes No 6 Atwstsr BBildins. Entrance through
H the In5ursnce once Of e. J. Brsytoa.
iaar HOUSES AND L0Ts FOR SALE.
Home aid lot No rs Einsnan Street, oi l90x550
house has all The modern improvements Of hot
and cod water aud Gas throushout, furnace,
marble NANTES, &C
Brick lsous- and bot. i7dSsO0 southeast corner OF
Pro pact and Parry-Sts. This j. ons Of the g
dssfTaa ste l0e8 Jon ufsre3 fJr ale 10 this city.
Brick Dwellings lBi AID % Euclid street.
Lots rsnuing through 70 huron street. Very
House ans Iof,1orner PARK nan aud BroTnoIl-Sts /;
occupied also IS q shoe shop Lot 25x.OO feet.
Building Machinery, &c for the manuiactare Of
boxes yrssh-boaris, &c , corner Of Wesr River
80 RisiD-sts a GOOD parinr bu-inefs-
40 teet on guolid-St Terms easy. -.E
House aud lot, 10 100 Ohlo-St. Sl,foo.
i,s on Michlsin m street. siz55foet 5000 down and
the bsaanec in one, tao and three years.
Sisisn ParF fof sSxiss t5st Prise y s85
Frame House on st. CLAIR street. Los 44XlsO feet.
Adsirabls house snd lot IA Hudson to exchange for
city property.
vkBBs ron SALE.
arrps in Brscksyille; s. acres improved, balance
Cho timber land 42l per acres Terms easy.
l6o scres IN Parma, good House and Barn. 30 Ecres
good tniber, well watuTed and good bnBdiag
s2s acres in Orange good anne House. % acres i'm
90 acre5 wood land "a Brownbelm, Lorsin county, ?
miles north Of NeTnil ioa kiver. a
a Saw Mill il Bedford. witn haI an scTe o. land on
- TinEgTs Geek.
f03 Acres ia Independen-e . improved, bal
fiHaber.l fTIce e31 per aore.
i0ss,es IS wood lsqd, ba.ance lnPrOyedl On Euciid
Road, good springs Of water, fruit, and good
Caoico and well sesvied lands Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange. -
80 ares n ewburg, about miles from cleveland.
Good housa AID barn anu line orchard 90 tsO
$50 acres, 80 miles irom Toe %, ard eight niles from
Magss9n sta ioa on air biue is4ilro9d $50 rrsi-
0and balance tiuhIr lHnd- New House, bern,
aud od irn.r ~ p acre; tfriIs sea.y a G
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PiAa0S2
svery Piaao WAFTaated EOF Five Tesrs,
no PIAE0 tlD nEL0OE0Hs 1lEEaIH EIcElaa

And ths Priviiss sgs=ehaags given tany tina With-
giX month -
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INaUaANeE,
INCREASED CAPITAL &PAF
TICIPATI0H IN PROFITS.
North American Fire ms. Co
Incorporated lS2S.
No. 8 wALL-sr., n. Y, Oct. 2, les.

No. WALL-ST., n. Y, Oct Y, 1858.
The President and Directors Of this Company, take
pleas in apprsiGg the public that in order to meet
more ful the demands Of its customers the present
Stockholders have subscribed the additional sum oi
$50 001, making the pr,se
CASH CAPIfAIs-HALF \ MILLION D0LLARSl
all Of which has been paid in and invested in accord
ance with the requirements Of the General Insurance
Law of this State under the sanction and approval of
VIM. Barnes, Esd., Superintendent OF Insurance. De-
parfment. .
The Company, with increased facilities, continue TO
issue Policies nsurng against loss damag by Fire
and inland Transp irtatiOn wherein the ASA ed par
tcipate the extent Of IhreeOurths OF the profits OF
the business Policies also issued, without pr
ticinatiOn at reduced rates Of Premium. Losses ad
justed or paid at the oihca OF the company or us
which has cha acterized its busne-s transactions d
ring the las isrty years. ii. +. bbA1ToN,
nOvlS-l26F AaENf
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zFMails will be opened and ready for delivery one
hour sitter arrival Of trains.
ran Mails close one hour before departure OF
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WATER.PR0OF COMPOsITION
KEEP YOUR FEET DRYI
A Larter,s Watsr-ProOf COmpOSitiOR

Is the only article that
will make Leather per-
fectly WATER-PHOOF, and
at the same time keep 1t
soft and pliaDle. l. has
been put TO tie seveIest
test By msmters Of the
Fire department and Ad-
mftted BY all to be the
BEST IN USE.
HFA more liberal dis
count TO JObbers Deal
erg than is made by any
Oths manufacturer.
Manufactured by
I. LATTER,
l02 SuperiOT-Sl.,
5eptll Cleyelnnd, U.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED,
Positively without Pain,
rt. WITH tbs
NIT ROUs OXIDE GAS.

N i 4 r o U . OXIDE q ASs
DR DITKERSON has secured the services OF DR..
poED OF New York for a few day, 20 assist him IN
Extract ne eeth with the Nitrous uIi7e Ga. pr.
POsB has aerge exp. ienee IN pr psring aed afmin-
it ring the Gas having heen vi h t1e &c eorated TT
Cotton and administered it IN thousAlds OF Cases,
Dl oiTo first spp'ied this caa for surgical opera
tons about six months sgo ard within the pat two
months, has extracted over FoUR THOUSAND TEETE
: he adyantaee Of Nitrous Oxide over Ether and
ChlorDform. sra:
FIRsr-It is perfectly harmless. No injury was ov-
er known 10 foilov q inha'ari0n.
sTcOsD-Tho T. ssnsibility psO3uosd is perfect
TuREr-It Is pie ,santto inhAle. having no disa-
Vreeabls sm IL tasfe, and never produces nausea
ud sickness say ohing ot the dAngsr Ehich OFT
en attends ether or chloroiorm-
FOUE1H-1h he Whole time occupied, OF inhalatonS
teeth -xIractlVn ard return ng 70 perfect eonseou
Tszs A - NOT s1c ceed three miuutas From three TO
fe ttt can be extracted BY one dose, depending on
Location Temp ram n and age No Injury results
r. m giving five or six doses in successi n-waiting
after -ch dose Tor the bleeding 10 subside
FfFTH-lt can be g1veu with ety IN al sorts snd
stsses Of diseas@ Can be 81 en peTsOss suffering
from consumption heart disease rush of blood 10 the
| head, &C.. With no-ba en-c's .,
/ NV Haven G'onn l. deemed sufficient He says
Il had SIX firmly rooted seth exIrHcJed while under
the influence OF the NitI Uxius 6as Administered
| bv tr,f C5i man During the op.rsti y / expert
80 y ~ NJ nain and ysl dslgbied on ret 7rui 2 10
con-cious oss md that my ,eeth had heeu
/ - 7vitbont "A al agreeable sen, alton I sniuyei a
Toos- d-lightiul dream while asleep hsye expsri-
auced no inconvenience from the administration OF
| fbs -ss MY daughter hal one, AZ d my sister two
teeth extracted while undor the nnuence OF the same
Gas and he eNpeIisnce and testimony seeorus pei
| fectly Win n.ne l was induced to submit 10 The
ouerstoa in cOn-eQuencB Of the tesinony Of seVe RAJ
/ mem beTs Of my church and Congregation Wh0 IN
forUt ne tsrir teeth had been ext act.d without
/ Dnfp yhi they were undsr TO infuenCe OF this
! novrsrfui reued al az mt"
/ 10 thoee Who hass been tortured By submitting 70
ths extraction cf their teeth Rhi,e wildly Conscious
| and vrho d-sire = more excellent way OF rsmoy iug
fbsse Ufepd ug ruemb beTs, 1 can cO'd ally recon-
/ rnen1 Prof Coitun and biz skillful assistant
asy-, eutiBts IN tEe City vicinity seuding pa
fients car nave them renamed with their mOuths
! resdy for The impression.
! Offce-21I upe T--t-. narole h'ock n5l-iz