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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-03

RoBsERY--We learn nom the Tope-
ks Tribune that soIzis thieves broke in
to the store of Inc Msssrs. Crosby. Of
Grasshopper Falls ON "Wednesday even.
ing week. during the absence of the
CLERK, and took little change from the
arawsr-'he receipts Of the day having
been fortunately locked up in the safe.
The timely return Of the clerk is sup
posed 70 have put an end to their depre-
dations, and the robbers did not obtain
enough 10 pay them for their trouble.
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A CARD.

To the Country Merchants and tie
Public:
The subscribers employ this method
of informing their customers and friends
that in consequence of the impaired
health of the Senior member Of our
firm. we have reluctantly decided to
close our mercantile business. To ac-
complish this, We offer our goods at
Wholesale and retail al less than their
present value in any Of the Eastern
Markets.
We may not now have "THE LARG-
EST Srocx OF STAPLE 4 DRY GooDs,
Doors 4 SHOES, west of the Mississip-
pi River" but it is Large and Varied,
AID bought almost entirely of Manufac-
turers. in May last-before the advance
10 prices. We wish to sell this Stock
within month, if possible. at BAR
GAINS FOR CASH, or short Nego,ia-
bic Paper.
In retiring from the trade. We are
happy 10 say, that for the last four and
half years. (during which time We
have made the acquaintance Of nearly
every trader in the State, and many in
the najghboring towns in the State Of
Missouri, our business intercourse with
our patrons in the country and business
neighbors'in the city has been to US Of
the most agreeable character:
From The Unexpectedly large and
liberal patronage that has been extend
ed to US, we feel con6den: OF having
many BUSINESS friends. and We cordH::!
" invite all 10 call before Too late, and
accept a farewell benefit. at No. l2 Del
aware street, Leavenworth.
lO9-tf WATSON Il BRACE.
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On Thursday night, some persons.
who were doubtless under the infiu.
ence of liquor, WHICH we presume
they obtained in town, broke into
the liquor shop of Mr.. Hoskinson.
Of which they held possession, and
to the contents of which they help
ed themselves, but were discovered
and induced to leave by the propri-
etor, who, however, thinks they re-
turned during the night and again
helped themselves to liquor.
1t would appear that from the liq-
tuor shop these evil disposed individ-
.uals went to the residence of a COL
ored family, the head of whom, a
lamsma they first made drunk and
then for some cause, probably at
tempting to defend his family from
their ruffianism, they beat in a
most brutal manner. They abused
the women of the house, who ran
""t au0 screamed Tor neIp, ana look
refuge in q field, we are told.
The bruised man was found in the
street, his groans attracting atten-
uon to him. His shoulder is report
60 dislecated, besides beidg badly
bruised.
by their fruits ye shall know
men, What a harvest the liquor
Keller will reap! and whal food for
rejection on the part Of those who
'eg:iized the internal traffic in our
midst
warrants are in the hands of the
.'"cers for the arrest OF the perpe-
"a Of these crimes, and we hope
. -. msrited retribution will over
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Wood! Wood

Those Of our subscribers who wish
to pay for their papers n wood. viii
please bring it in Immediately. As the
kind Of wood man brings TO the prin.
ter is very good mark of his moral
constitution. We hope no one will prove
himself either rotten. Of short measure.
or inferior quality in this respect
Bring on the wood - don't care how
many cords of it On subscription.
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The TaxN.

The County Board meets next Mon
day., and We learn that an effort will be
made 10 reduce the tax levy ne-half. 80
far as the County tax is concerned.
We regret that the taxes are SO high,
and if the levy had been at first made At
si,a5 instead Of $3.50 it would proba-
bly, have been better than As it is. al
though that is not clearly an ascer,ained
fact. But We certainly doubt the pro-
priety if not the egality. of the propos-
ed reduction.
After the levy is made, and the ac-
counts pass into the hands of the col
lectors. and good portion of the taxes
are paid. it seems to US that the Board
cannot recall the matter. They Can
make corrections of mistakes: bat We
hardly think they can legal! i nullify a
levy after it has becaae . fixed fact:
and it they can, then it is by no means
clear that good policy demands the
change.
Under the present levy the price of
County Scrip has gone up from 50 cents
on the dollar to IS and 80 cents But
if the levy is reduced. down will 60 the
price to somewhere near the old stand
ard. This will work wrong in two
ways. 1t will b. unjust to those who
have paid the advance price for sprip.
and it will take from the County, the
benefits of this advance.
In fact, it will restore the old system
of things to very considerable extent.
and cost the county several thousand DOL
lars.
We know the present high levy
makes the taxes very heavy. lis hard
to bear up under the load. But is it
not BEST to pull ont At once? Il it not
better to pay the sc. so now. than to
pay half that amount now. and con-
.inue 10 pay half - much for two or
three or four years. thus continuing the
heavey taxes?
We suggest these thoughts for re6ee-
tion-not that We do not fully gym
pathize with the tax payers; for We feel
the pressure ourselves. But We wish
for the best interests of the county,
present and future. and advise that
nothing be done hassily--nothing done
TO cause confusion. No change should
be made unless it will assufedly Be for
the best interests of the county.
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Notice of Appraisement.
IT ATE OF KANSAS,( &C
ST ATE OF KANSAS
JeHera0n County.

Jefferson County.
Jesse Newell vs. Leroy E Curry. to Leroy E.
Curry, Defendant ss above entitled. Leroy E.
Curry, you are hereby notified. that BY virtue Of
an order of sale to me directed and delivered,
iseued out OF the First District Court Of the State
OF Kansas, sitting in and for Jefferson County. in
said State. l will, on day Of January. A. d.
1862. between the hours Of ten o'cio + A. NJ. and
: O'Clock p. N. Of said day, cause tho following
described property to be appraised on the prem
ises, byfhree disinierested householdcs, resi-
dents Of jefferson County. in said St.te. impair
tally. said property Described, io.wit, Commenc,
ing 10 the south line Of the southwest quarter Of
section IS in township nine o) Of range nine'
teen rIs, s6 chains west Of the southeast cornes
of said quarter, thence west along said line 81
chains thence north l0l6, thonce east 3.77 chains
thence south 1915 claims 10 the plare OF begin
ming, said shove described premises being tltua'
ted IN the County Of Jefferson and State Of Kan
sa.. Said properly levied on to be sppralssd ii
the property Of the above named defendant.
N. w. TAYLOR, Sh+rif.
Sherifr's Office, Oskaloosa, Dec. ed 1862.
Stinson + Ravens, ATTY Tor Prf l32-Sw.
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Tlt gaaepenaeat.


Probate Court.
The January Term of the Probate
Court will commence on Monday the
9Th of January. at 8 O'Clock, A, N.
Persons interested will take notice.
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Platte Co. R. R. Time Table
Until fu r,her notice Trains run as follows:

Until fu rther notice Trains run as follows:
Exoress Train Leaves Weston at 1890, r. NJ,
Atchison II !. As -
Arrives ut St Joseph 500
Returning, leaves ST. Joseph al 7,3O. A. n:
AtchisOn at 900
Arrives At Weston 1900 -
Connects with Trains on Hannibal 4 St. Jo-
seph Railroad, and with Stage Lines for all pla'
ces in this State, and west and south Of us.
The road is in good running order, and passen-
GERS should select this route.
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An EHbit Desired.

The following comes to us backed by
the names of number of our most sub.
stsntial citizens:
EDS. INDEPESDExr: Being rssiden!
taxpayers of this county and never
having seen a full Exibit of the County
Affairs. We respectfully wish our coun.
y officers to make full and explicit,
Exhibition Of the Receipts and Expendi-
tares Of the County. This is duty
they owe to their constituents; and it
will be = matter Of satisfaction to the
people to know what is done with the
money which they pay into the treasur-
ey in the shape Of taxes.
MANY CITIzExs.
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NOTICE il hereby given that Letters ct Ad-
IN minisuation on the estate Of Laveniurs.
Kansas Half Breed Indian, deceased, have been
Issued out Of the Probate Court Of Jefferson
County, State Of Kansas, TO the undersigned,
on the Alb day Of December, 1861. All per:oas
having claims against said estate. are required
Alter the date Of said letter., or they may BE-
prcclnded from any benefit Of ssid sesass; and
\, inch claim. be not exhibited within three years
from the date Of said letters, they will be forcv-
ar b,rnd. w. T.. BOWKER,
O. A. CURTIS,
10 3wt3.aO. Administrators.
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l@@3 IV Sc
Notice Of Final Settlement.

4 LII creditors, and persons interested in, tho
"A estate Of Joseph Hicks, deceased, are hereby
notified thai a tho January term, A. ID. 1863. Of
the Probate Court Of Jefferson County. State Of
Ksneas, the undersigned intends 10 make appIi
cation for final settlement Of said estate.
SARAH HICKS,
10 Az. 81. 50. Administrators
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such q, Coral Hair Oil, Cologne, Turkish Crys'a
Pomade, &c, &c, DC. m
If Won want anything in the grocery line. call
at The Corner Of JEFF, rson and Delaware S's.,
OskaIoora, Kansas, where you can purchase ~
( The LOWEST CASH PRICES.
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United States Mail.
MARYLAND.

Washington, july 81, 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Com
tract Office of this Department until 10 o'clock
a. NJ, on Tuesday, September 50, 1862, for con-
vcPing the mails of the United States in Mary
land, from November l, 1862, to Jane 3d. 1851
on tie routes and by the schedules or depar-
lures and arrivals herein specihed. lDeing
with one exception, routes established py acts
of Congress approved June and July Ia,
TSG2,)
Decision announced By October 7, 1852.
1925 From Baltimore. by Hookstown to
Pikesville, miles and back, 6 times
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday,
at I II. m;
Arrive at Pikesvillc by 6 a. m;
Leave Pikesvile daily, except Sunday
at 10 a. m;
Arrive at Baltimore hc - m;
1896 From Becklcysyille, by Grave Run Mills,
to Hampstead, 8 miles and back, once
week.
Leaves Beck leysyie Saturday at ii am
Arrive at Hampstead by IN;
Leave Hampstead Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Beckleysrilie by 6,p m.
a32! Fsom Fals,cn to Pleasartville, miles
and baGk, three times a week.
Leave Falston Tuesday, rhu:sdhy, and
iOtluIuty Ut q y vi
Arrive at Pleasantville by C. p. m.
Leave Pleasautyille Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at nj
Arrive at Fallston by am.
1928 From Saint Nicholas (Saint MichGel 5
POP to Broad Creek Neck, miles
and back, once n week.
Leave Saint Michael S Saturday at 3p
m;
Arrive at Broad Creek Neck by p m;
Leave Broad Greek Neck Saturday at 8
n. M
Arrive at Saint Michacl's by IL M.
Proposals for more frequent service, not
exceeding three times week, are in
vte0.
For Forms of proposals, guaranty and certi-
icate, and Instructions rs to the conditions tC
be embrI ccd in the contracts see pamphlet nd
vertisement, dated July 81, 1862 to be found
at the principal post Offices on the routes.
NJ. BLAIR,
Aug. l4-3t. Post Master General.
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QIIt tTKCI
Williams burg,
and one tract of land called
Shepherd's Ten {,

l0l Acres, more or less, particular
i v described in deed dated 18th day Of Febu-
hry, 1886, from SamneI Huff, Constable, TO
Ralph Thayer and recorded in Liner 5 folio
|226, one of the land records OF Alegany coun-
|ty
Also all that piece or parcel ofgroumd lying
in Selbysporr, being part and parcel ct the
flots OF said town beginning At II stone stand
ling at the corner OF llotfmans old store house,
run ming south 65 degrees, East CT feet front
ling the main Street thence, North - degrees
East 1870 leet North 65, West So feet, thence
|hy a Straight line TO the beginning, contain
h ag 81 perchcs OF land, more or less, AMI more
fully described IN n deed dated Il th DerciHhrr
h s4I from David Hoffman, ST. and Elizabeth
bis wife 10 Ralph Tayer and recoraei in Llbcr
|fiH folio 742, one Of the land records OF A'ls-
|gany county.
Jlso one irac, nj ltr,l q, He'd
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CHA. MOI

AMI pttcntGd q ltwrsn,o C'Neil ~ pltaut OF
the State of a!yiand, bearing date upon the
goth day of August in the year of our Lord
seventeen hundred aud eighty eight, contain
ing 1863 acres, more ar less, and which was
conveyed to snid Eahie Cabtrec by Lawrence
Jamison and eth crs, by decd dated sth July,
1887. and recorded in Li5er II. -. No folio Z,
one otthe md records of Alegan y county;
" men is the farm he now resides upon.
ANA ! hereby give notice, that Oh Saturday
the sd Day OF January, 1868, at o'clock A. N.
ut the public square in the Cito Of Cumberland,
! VIII oner said property 50 seized and takon
in execution, at public auction, to the hichesl
bidder for cash, to satsfysaid claim and costs
THOS. O. McCULLOH,
Dec. IL, lSG2.--ts shstif. .
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EetraY Notice.

CHtato Of Maryland, Allcgany county, to wit :
y | hereby certify that Samuel j Millor, OF
District No. 3, Allegauy county, Md, brought
before me the subscriber, justice of the peace
in and for said county, aa stray trespassing
upon his enclosures, COW, with black sides,
white back, head and belly, Piece Of the left
ear, underbit ont 0! right car, and supposed TO
be seven years old. Aprraisc,l by John NJ.
Right aud julius Kemp ut twenty dollars.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
of November, 1862.
WM r GETTY, J.P
The owner Of he above dcScrib bed Cow is re
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away. -'.,.'
ShMuELJ. MILLER,
Living about q miles from Grantsville.
November 90 l562-St*
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Army Goods.

The finest ssortment Of the most mpro red
Rcvolvers, Officers Iaversacks, With great
variety OF other Military Goods, which for
Cheapuess and D Inability cannot he eXceled
in the city. This Stock of new and desirable
Goods having been purchased for Cash at the
Manuac urcrs, it is with confidence we can
offer them to the public at such prices as will
give satisfaction to all who may lavoL us with
IL call WIN. f. BOOGllER,
At S. T. LITTLES, BALTIC. Street.
Cumberland, Nd, Aug. ii, 1862,
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CIenontcn,

lying in the Cove district, number eleven; con-
taininr one Hundred and forty six and one
fourth acres. Oae other tract called addition
to edmonton. lying adjacent to said tract, 'aon-
tanning seventy four and one fourth acres.
One other tract called the lime Kiln, lying on
on Bear Creek, containing twelve acres. Also,
one other fifty acre lot of land, lying on The
north side of Winding Ridge, known on Tho
general plat of lands, as lot number twenty
seven hundred and eighty five.
The terms of sale are:-0ne third of the pur
chase money, cash; the balance in equal pay
ments, in one and two years from the day of
sale, the purshaser or purchasers to give bond
with security to, be approved by the subscri-
Dor.
CHRISTIAN FIKE,
Dec, 4, 1862. Executor of ] Fikc deceased
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B.StrayS.

Maryland Alcgancy County, to VT;
THEREBY certify that Johu Walker brought
Ibefore me the Subscriber, a 5aaIicc of the
Peace, in and for said county, rs Estrays tres
passing upon his enclosures, a Red and white
.notted cow and u red and white spotted steer
Appraised by Martin Roman and Wm.Mague
ire, at S27.
Given under my hand and seal this ID dny
of December, 1852 F. MADORDE, J. P.
The owner of the above described Estrays are
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
Living at The six mile House.
Hoe Ith 1859 1t JOHN WALKER,
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Latest Ne WIS
Gen. MCGieilan'S headquarters,
Army of che Potion &C p! !!
WIN. Il, B0OGHER

HAS Just returned from the Northern ank
Eastern Cities with large a sortmcnt of Gold
and SILVER American md English Watches
Also, New, Rich and Handsome Jewelry, etn-
bracng the latest and most desirable patterns
Gold, Silver hnl Steel Specttcies, Fame
Goods, Silver and Plated Ware, Fine Amer
.nn Rn lnrN
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iDB AR 0llll.lD] .D,.2lll,
|Cuu,ainnirg OFT Acres. and one tract called
ELDER SPRING.

& ontaunining Ill Acres and witch NC moe
particularly described IN depl di"1 April
10th 1886 from John VI Carfi9nt sheriff, to
IRalph Tluver. ard recorded i, Liner 81 3
|i,l;o $40 and ISL one OF lhr Land record; OF
A ilecany county to which r. eFence is gsven
Also small PACED OF Ian. he@in"iug for
The same at chcsnut IRE si0ndisg on The
East side of the Youghcghny liver, II tei"s
below the bridge conlainaing Rood and log
herches and which is particularly described
in deed dated March 10Th 1852, from ) .n:u-
el Huff and Eliza his wife TO Rtph Thhrrr aid
recorded in Liber ! L. Il. No. s, iuiiu 5l2, one
of the land records of -1iirgany county, L"
which reference is gitcn, 4 lso.
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so Acres Of Land,

bounded rs follows, on the South ~ TIE lots
Numbered 29s7 aud 1888, now oNnrd lN JIHcs
Faulkner, on the North ~ Srlr! si,i Mating
~. on the east by land claimed "r Jacob ~
nnd, on the West hy the lands claiatrd hy
John Sturgeon. these f!ty acres OF lLn'i hcIng
included within the lines an Limits Of Lots
Nos. 1880 and 299n. Twelve aud one-halt a.
ores in Lot No. 1850, iilty acres in all aud de-
scrihcd in deed dated 39th October 1889,
from Elizabeth Ringer to Ralph Thayer, anl
rec oricd in bib, H. Il. No II, folio $50.
I.SO one Town lot in !StihyspDrt with "a
frame house one iInii i,,.If--.arios ",'i 10y
house purchased by Ralph Thayer Of Dtvid
Clymer
ALSO one acre lot with two story dwelling
and stable adjoining Stlhysrort, purchased l.!
Ralph Thayer of Daria Hoffman Jr, Also
one lot containing about one fourth Of an A.
ere with dwelling one and hal stories high
mil II small shop purchased by Ralph ThHcr
.! Adam sandbowcr.
And 7 hereby give notice, that on MON
DAY, the 9Th day of lANu .ikY, isG3, at II
c'cfcck, u. m, in 'front.' of the St, Nicholas llo-
tel in the City o! Crm erl md, | will o.icr for
sale to the hghcS, bidder fcr cash, ali the right
lille nnl iutcr,lst cf Sal I E,lpi. THAI cr, the
said property 60 seizcd auI taken IN eXccu-
zion to satisfy sal claims AMI costs.
II L. ATKINSON,
Dec. ith.-3is. Lac Sheriff.
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County Commissioners

The County Commissioners for Allegany
County, are notified to meet at their office in
he City OF Cumberland, on the first Monday
If January next, at ten o'clock a. NJ, for the
purpose of attending to such business as may
egularly come before them.
JACOB BROWN,
Dec. 1, lSG2-tm Clerk.
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Sheriff 's Sale

pY virtue Of a writ of Ficri Faeias
II issued out OF the Circuit Court for ALLIE
gany county, and to me directed, at the suit of
VIM K Beall & Co. vs.. J. hoffman Buckley.
nave seized and taken in execution all the right
title, and interest of the said J. Hoffman Buck
sy in and to the following property, to wit:
All that lot, piece or parcel of land, living
aud being In Allegany county, Maryland, be-
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Last Notice co Teachers.

Office Of the Board Of Commissioners of Public
Schools Of Allcgany county, November 18th,
1862.
NOTICE is hereby given, that tho Examiners
7 of teachers for the respective districts i'll
meet for tic examination of teachers at Cum
berland, Westarnport, OaH tald, and Grants
month, and the Second Friday December
next.
Persons WISHING to teach ia the publc schools
arc notified that tGc5o meetings of the Exam
in lrs will bs Inc las. held for the present year.
DENTON d. BROWN,
Nov. 20, 1862. Secretary to Board.
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Rare and Elegant FIRE.
1niu7ns.

Are sent to al who make up clubs: large
Photographic Copy OF that splendid engr.-
wing, 'SnAEspEAEg hND MS CorEMponAnfEs :.
A large photogra bic copy, from an engrn-
wing of IIuntington's celebrated Picture NEa-
cys' DREAM 3. 4 similar copy of Herring 5
Glimpse OF AN ENGLIsI HOMESTEAD.
TEnMs-S2 year, in advance, and one pre-
MUM plate. Two copies 80. Tarce for -,
Four for s.. Eight. AMI one to getter-up OF
c!ub. SO. One Of the premium plate, is Int
to every get,er-up OF II club, small or large,
Three red stamps must lie sclt to pay the pos
lnge on each premium.
Address It's. ARTHUR < co,
1913 WnlnaI Street, Phiaitiphit.
Dec q So I'm.
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SALE.

10y virtue of five writs OF tler Ia
c;as issued out of the Circuit Court for
[llepany County, aud to me directed. One at
he snit of e & s. Frey, against the goods. and
'hattels. lands & tenements OF Ralph. Thayer,
4ichard Fairall and William Browning. Oue
h the suit OF Jno. 7. Edwards, administrator
II Normand Bruce against the goods chat
|els. lands and tenements of Stephen Thayer
Ind Ralph Thayer; One st the suit OF Phllip
Bergman against the goods Il chattels, land
3 tenemen,s of Ralph Tha-er, and DaVlu
KEN, and Joshua NJ. FrieRd One at the SUIT
bf Duval Keigler, & Co., and one at the sun o u
Brooks, Fulton, & Co., against the gooas anu
Ehattes, lands and tenements OF RALPH lhayer'
ALSO by virtue OF four writs OF flerl i ~
bias, issued by Andrew Gender Esq > usuee
bf the Peace in and FOR Allegany County, an a u
10 me directed one at the suit OF rennlman a.
Bro, against the goods ard chat'eis; !@hos
Ind tenements Of Ralph Thayer william
Browning, one at the salt of White u Bro,
h.e of Philip Bergman, against the goods and
Ehattels. lands and tenements OF Ralph IhayeE
Ind George A. Fearet. :,
/ have seized and taken into execution all
Inc right, title and interest of Said. Ralph
fhayer, in and to the following property to
nit:
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Vulcanitc Teeth---Vulcanite
Teeth
GREAT IMPROVEMENT N ARTIFICIAL
TEETH

VI
TEETH.
DR HUNMELSHl ME, DENTIST, hay.ng no
- roughly tested for more thar tgo Years the
Fulcanite plate in n large number, aad some Of
the most d'tctit cases, where gold and other
plates had utterly failed, and being satisfied Of
its absolute superiority over all other methods,
commends il therefore with entire confidence to
those desiring full or partial sets OF tceth, cs-
pccially ii dissatisfied with ;hcsc they are now
using. This improved system IN the art Of
Dental practice has been adopted by those
standing highest in tho profession, north and
south. Testimonials will be given and speci-
mems exhibited to those wishing to see thonr
Gold or any other plate made, of course, for
such IS prefer them. FILLING, CLEANS
ING, REG LATINO, and nil other operations
gently ana thoroughly performed. TEETH
EXTRACTED without pain, with cthor
Office It his residence, corner BALTIMORE
and LIBERTY STREETS, up stairs, over
Read Il Brothers Grocery, and Immediately
opposite C.mpbcl"s Drug Store, Cumberland.
SD.
- Persons in want Of Teeth etc, will find
il to their interest to call on DR.. H., rs he has
reduced his prices to half the usual charges to
snitihe times Nov.7 7, 1861.