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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23

nNE OF The ABOVE NAMED PACKETS
" will leave this point daily on the arrival oil
Eastern morning train, connecting at Nnscatine
with the cars for Iowa City and Washington vt
Burlington with the Burlington Nj souri, River
Railroad for Osksloosa AND Autumwa, and with
the Chicago train st Fort Madison with tho keo-
\ uk A Mount Pleasant Railroad Tor Mount Pleas
. ut and Keokuk, and At Keokuk with packets for
st. Louis.
Icy Passengers travelling on these boats will
avoid all vexacious delays Of passing tho Rapids.
Freight handled with care and dispatch.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23

GTuDY AND PRACTICE TIE ADMISAKl.I
y Lessons and Exercises contained in "R.s
SIMS AIR or SISo+rG, APRAorlcsr SYSTEM pop
THE CULTIVATION or THE Nol,k'N Ii treats the
subject IN thoroughly scientific, Yet plain and
comprehensive manner, and is recommended by
ieachers ana Vocalisis az tho best singers 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23
Complete BusIaess Directory

with n7mcs OF firms classified, each under its an.
pr. pirate heading. Also an appeudix containing
INST OF city and county officers, churches puLlic
buildings, &c, schools, with names of teachers
and everything Of public nature throughou tho
county, proper to apuear In Directory, with such
STATISTICAL AND HISTORICAL INFORMATION
of ea-, "a shall be Of interest and importance
Sod Only by subscrp ion. Price, with name
inserted in displayed type. 80.
1KRhs OF ADVERTISING:
One page. ......... ....Sl5 90
One-haif page. .......... 90
One fourth page. 90
pow X 4 MILL Err, Publisher.
Davenport. May goth, 1863 dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23
Bradbury'> New Scale Piano Forte

In tho arrangement Of our new SCALE r4wn
and prepared with the utmost care, expressly for
our new instruments, We have addict every i'm
provement which can IN any way tend TO the per
lection Of the Piano Forte. ana can confidently
assert, tina, for dclicacy OF touch volume purity
orilhancy and sweetness of tone, comb ned witt
that strength and solidiy Of frame necessary 60
durability. these instruments are uncaunllci
SfRkkGrH AND liEsuTy' is our motto, and We
invite the closest criticism of the unbiased judges
IN the land.
- Every instrument is warranted for five
years.
WIN. b. BRADBURY,
AZ bfoome street, corner Crosby, New lor
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23
=" 1t Manufacturers Prices
Solid Gold GOOds.

DURING THE NEXT TWO WEEKS Iwu,
IL sell IT the actual cost OF manu- ,acture. m
steek Of solid Gold Goods. consisting of Pms Sc,
with Lava, Mosaic, Coral, Enamel, Onyx and Gold
Of the latest styles; Bracelets Of solid Gold Gold
Lceksts. Gold Hunting Chronomsters, scarf Pins,
Chains, Kings, Seas, Sleeve Buttons. Stud.
Disnond Pins, Toosh Picks, Pencils. Eyerv ar,
sisle IL warranted Of solid Gold, and will be roid
as tbs actual cost Of manufacture Be sure and
eall, before purchasing. ct
CURRY'S, 81 Brady st.,
IA U-0 5se... bsSvssn ID md lth
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23

Preightof all kinds will be carried from Chica-
goto all points hGst at all times, at as low rates
~ any o0ne' ha'iroad reute. sep2y-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23
IF YOU MOULD SING WELL

Az Bfoome street, corner Crosby, New Yor
iuhb-3m
Evening star., 1863-04-03
Interesting from the C0niederacy.

CAIEo, March ST. Dispatch 10 the Cincn-
nati Gazette From an Illinois officer VINO
was captured at the battle of MurIrees boro',
taken 10 Atlanta, Ga and suhseq uently ma lie
his escape. have the following in regard 10
matters there, and the condition OF his late
fellow prisoners. My informant departed
suddenly from Atlanta, the 26til of Feb
ruary, and arrived at Corinth on the 2uth OF
March. He is now en- route tor home He
speaks of the great scarcity of food in Georgia
Money OF Confederate make sells readily at
two dollars for one of United States Treasu ury
notes. at Chattanooga four for one. He also
states there is much bitter opposition to the
rebel government in the vicinity OF both places.
He, we'll as the other prisoners, was very
well treated. contradicting other reports. He
also says the Contederates are fortIfying Chat
tanooga and Bridgeport, La. Van Dorm, who
surrendered a gunboat to the rebels on the
Tennessee river, is a prisoner at Atlanta, but
has the freedoEl of the city.
Evening star., 1863-04-03
Defeaf of GuerillaS

CHICAGO, April "A special dispatch from
Cairo to-day says the Memphis Bulletin OF
Tuesday evening has tn, following:
"The guerillas who attacked the train near
Moscow have been severely repulsed. Capt
Lewis, with about 100 men, came up with and
attacked them on Monday. Five guerillas
were killed six wounded and twenty captured
among the latter their leader On the return
our troops stopped at a farm house to rest
where they were attacked by rebel force said
10 Lumber so, under Col Richardson. A des-
perate hand 10 hand confiect ensued, in which
% rebels Were killed and large nun Der
wounded and made prisoners. Our loss was
killed and 81 wounded. The rebels Were
completely repulsed.'
There is nothing important from Vicksburg
Evening star., 1863-04-03

THE passage OF PORT HUDSON.
Un>uccessfui Attempt OF Rebel Rams 10
Stop the Hariiord-The Federal Rams Hp
the iaIOO
MEMPHIS. March -. (via Cairo. March 3! y
corr. spondent mo left New Orleans with
Gen. Banks on The :uh of March has arrived
here. He passed Port Hudson on the night of
the 18th. with Admiral Farragut. The Admi-
rails fleet. which started to run the rebel bat
teri.s, consisted OF the folio ing vessels :-Tae
Hartford, (tiag- ship,) Aibatro-s, Richmond
Kinec, GeneseC, Monongahcla ana Mississippi
The first two got through after enduring a ter
rife bombardment for two hours, and We're
slightly injured. The respondent SAYS:
Il do not know what injuries Wrle ustainpd
by The rest of the fleet. They fell back 10 pro-
tect the land forces under Gen. Banks. and To
await a more fayora lle opportunity for run
ming the gauntet of the IT bel batteries.
"SCme Retel rams attempted 10 stop our
progress up the river. but without success,
the powerful broads des from The frigate Hart
ford being 100 much Tor them.
.Un the 18th we had some skirni ishing with
the enemy : field batteries at Grand Gulf. but
receive q no seTioUs damage.
= We passed the rem iinS OF the Federal
iron clad IEdianoia. SHE WAS sunk and de-
SirCyed
"Gn Sunday, The 22d. we stopped off War
renton. which was in a detrncefess condition.
and the Admiral sent dispatches overland 10
the Federal fleet above Sicksburg
sIhr TEsCumba and Monarch went up the
IazDo.
There is the greattst anxiety 10 hear from
the SuEfower river expedition. II is reported
THAI the Rebels hayeeyacuated Halnes' Biut.
Evening star., 1863-04-03
IRON IRON CLAD SEA STEAMERS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. Mn,

NAVY DKFARTMFNT. Mofrh =. 1859.
The Navy Departm ment will, until April 18th next
and equipment Tor sea service Including wrought
iron gun carriages but excluding guns, ordnance
stores nautical instruments, and fuel, of
iron iron clad steamers of about 900 tons bu rden
measured as single deck vessel, and q dr. aug at
Of water. The boats. masts. yards, and rigging to
be Of iron; and the armament to consist guns
in casemate, each weighing about 25 tons without
the carriage.
The boilers to be Of the horizontal tubular kind ,
with 500 square feet of FIRE CRATE surface aud
machinery to consist of two separate pairs of
direct action, horizontal engines, operating in
diameter, one under each counter of the vessel.
Capacity of each of the four cylinders ls4 cubic
feet To be provided with Sevell's surface con
denser. contai iuing $50 square feet of exposed
tube surface for each pair Of engines. Bunkers to
be provided for l6OO tons of coal
Proposals will be receiyed gsneral plans
and specifications that may be examined at the
and specifications of hull and machinery of their
own. mar IA s tn th4w
Evening star., 1863-04-03
FEaN MEMPHIS AND BELo,,

Reported Fail urf OF Silerman'> Exhibition
To HaiEc's blnti. infUunded-R epartrd
Evacuation OF HaiHe'> Bluff Probably
Untrue.
MhMrHis. March ~, via CAIEo, 3'.-IDis-
patch 10 The Cincinnati tia2 tie. THE canal |
opposite \ icksburg Is not III operation. In con-
sequence CT tie overflow il Is parti filled with
muG and sand.
The reported failure of Sherman's eXpedi-
ton III TIC rear of iiaine's BluH is uuiouuded
at last accounts he had reached the Iaz1o ri ser
with large force.
1 N Eel!e Peoriaarrived from ioung.s Point.
and +, ports laIge humber OF Conftdarates
gone UP the 1aZUo river, from ticks burg, aad
that Commodore Forter,s fleet, or Il portion of
il. haze pcen hcnmed in above and below
HaInes Blnii, by failing trees across the stream
which i marrow 1T that point. A large force
OF troops htye been sent up 10 rescue Porter
from his peIiious position. II is since reported
in the fleet that IIaime's Bluff has been eYacu-
ated, but this l. probably not true.
A desertcr states that all the ConfcderItes
had subsisted tor some time on was corn tread
and mUlaSstS.
Evening star., 1863-04-03
n UARTERMAsTER GENERALS sOFFICE
" WASHINGTON CITY March 10 Isss

Owners of steam vessels are invited to send to the
Quartermaster Generals Office tenders for their
charter or sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or resistere
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
whether coppered. whether side wheel or pr).
pellers whether iron copper fastened size n I'd
power OF ems ines and boilers; and should state ne
price at which they are offered for long or short
charter with the estimated value of the vessel in
case Of loss, or in case the Government shOu ID
pre- fer to purchase instead of chartering
Owners Of steam vessels already in ne service of
the QnArtermssters Der artment are requested to
make known to the Department any reduction 10
otheir present rates which they may be willing to
grant and also the price at which they will be
willing to sell them
All such tenders should be addr. ssed To the
Qua termaster General of the United States at
Washington, and should be sndorsed ''Propos ais
for charter OF sale of steamers"
VII. n received, they wIli be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon tue
ocfan and waters. by substituting. wherever it
can 10 80. cheaper vessels Of ,qual capacity for
+hos- no " employed. VI. O. MEIGS,
mar q 3m Quartermastsr General.
Evening star., 1863-04-03
Rhode Island Election

PROVIDENCE, X. l., April 2d.-Complete re-
turns have now been received of the State cleo
Iions. Mr.. Smith, republican, for Governor,
iority over all. jerks, republican, has 1916
ma Iorily over Bradley, and 1,5i5 over all for
Congress Dixon. repu ubican. has l,G22 ma
iority over Brown, and 9S2 over all for Con-
gress. MIR. Smith supporters have two-thlr
OF elch House of the General Assembly
Evening star., 1863-04-03
DROPOsALs TOR BEEF CATTLE.

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until II NJ Of the
18th day Of April 1853 for furnishing to the Sub
sistenca Departme mt 1000 head of Beef CATTLE.
The Cattle to be delivered at Washington, D. @. !,
on the 18th day of April, or soon thereafter ~
the Government may direct.
The tattl. to average at least ,30D pounds gross
and NO animal to yeieh less than ,Mn pounds.
Any person desiring to bid for a less number than
4,un should 80 state it in his bid
bond with good and suficien security will be
required.
Proposals from contractors who have failed to
comply with former bids, frsm disoyai psrsnns
anc II ON those who are net present to respsnd to
their bids, will not be considered.
Payment to be made in certificates of indebted
ness, ar suct other funds as Government may have
for disbursement.
All bids to be accompanied by guarantee signed
By two perfons, anc sirected to COL. A. BECK
WITH, 4. d. c. and G. 5. U. b. A., Washington,
D. O., and endorsed Proposals for Beef Cattle -
Form Of Gnarosns.
We.-, fthe county Of, and State Of, DO
hereby guarantee that lis able to fulfil the con-
tract in accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE
ton, and that should his proposition be accepted,
40 will at once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pared to become his securities.
This guarantee must be appended to each bid
The responsibility of the persous signing the
guarantee must be SAows by the Official certificate
of the Clerk of the nearest District Court or of the
United States District Attorney.
Bids ,chieh do not comply tc,ih the a5ors .cin b
YsiGt.ed. mar 81
Evening star., 1863-04-03
The Atlantic TELEGRAPH.

New YORK. April AT meeting of the
Chamber OF Commerce to-day, strong resolu-
tioi> were adopted in favor of a speedy COM
peucn of the Atlantic telegraph. 1t is stated
that The number of subscriptions in this city
already reaches the number of liu, and the
amonnt raised 70 tt3OU0. Subscriptions are
sun icing raised by Cyrus w. Field, ESQ
Evening star., 1863-04-03
GAS FITTING, &c.

VIM. T. BOVE 4 CO.
ARE Now prepared to execute any orders WITH
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FIrTING EUSi-
NESS.
- Store on Ninth street, few doors north si
Pennsylvania avenue, where may be found
p,ete aasort mt ef CHANDELI ERS and other GAP
8TEAM and WATER FIXTURES. jan N-ly
" GAS FIXTURES
w Have In stere, and are daily receiving. GAS
111TURES of entirely New Patterns and Desiscs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretoors
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
onr stock of G AS and WATER FIXTURES feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock tp
Washington.
~ All Work in the above line insrusted to our
care will be prom pity attended to-
mRr5-H MYERS Z MeGHAN 276 D street
Evening star., 1863-04-03
CLOTHING, &c.

uURRAH FOR sMIrHlI
400 SEVENTH STREET.
He is selling Iamense Bargains in
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, &C., &c.
For few days more we will offer our immense
stock at great bargains to make room for our
SPRING s1oK.
To those in want We say, now is the time to buy.
Remember that SMITHS is Headquarters for
Clothins-46o Seventh sire ct, tw o doors above J
Bruce Co.'S. J.H. SMITH. Clothisr,
No 46a Seventh street,
marl7 and corner 2}th st. and Pa av.
GREAT DECLINE IN GOLD!
In order to reduce present steck we have
REDUCED TIE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
and are 30 selling of ut rapid rates.
The people find that
J. BRUCE l. CO.'S
Is the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING
Low Rates!
offered at No. AGA SEVENTH STREET. two doors
below Smith's J. BRUCE Il CO.,
mari Clothiers. AGA Seventh st., near r.
II are all invited to call at
sMITH HIS,
No. AGO SEVENTH sfHIz1,
Opposite City Post Office,
and get their
CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
soldiors can rely on Pair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET,
ana
CORNER 2OTH STREET AND PA Av
mar II
D BOYS CLOFHINdH
We hereby call every body 8 attention to our
LARGE AND TASTY STOCK
BOYS CLoIHING.
TO suit the season.
Being now prepared to fit all boys from FIVE years
and up, We invite every body to give US call.
Remember our motto, which is-Fair DEALINGS
and oc Prizes. BAR & BROTHER,
fe l7-2m Southwest corner 7th and SITS,
EALL AND WHIT TER GOODS
Il MILITARY AND CIVILIAN.
WALL, STEPHENS & 90. are now opening
ase DRESS COATS, D0EsKIN PANTS, VESTS,
&c A large e. and we'll selected stosk ofane heavy
nent of BC SIN ESS SUITS, nads in th.s most du-
:able manner. oflcers will dnd our Military Goods
desirous to their wants. Heavy Woslsn Blankets.
0F camp a's 's WAII 5s1iIIasf sfgFasks ggFFIafsk CO.,
S22 Psnnsylvana avenue,
cc Edit bat1ssn 9th and 10th streats,
Evening star., 1863-04-03
Lake Navigation.

BUFFALO, April 2.-This harbor Is now open
TO navigation. dispatch from Os wego of to-
day says the bark Gibraltar and Il schooner
from Port Dalhousie. with wheat, came in TO
ort this morning, bein the firstdrrvals since
the opening of navigation. Most of the por )
on Lake Ontario are open.
Evening star., 1863-04-03
BOOKS, &c.

GARDENING FOR THE MILLION LONDON
N Gienny's Handy Book of Gardening Londo
Gardening + Ladies. By Mrs. London.
Buist's Family Kitchen Gardener.
Glenpy Culture OF Flowers and Plants London
Buist on the Culture of the Rose
The Mansc Garden, London
The Parlor Gardener.
London Villa Gardener. London.
kepton's Landscape Gard dening London.
Smith S Lanc scape Gardening.
kemp's low to Lay out a Garden"
British Timber Trees, London
Greenwood's = Tree LITTER London.
Browne g Trees of America.
msris FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star., 1863-04-03

IJOw TO SAVE YOUR MONEY.-Cau at tn
II Central Hotel, on the European plan, W cor.
ner Pa av and 9th st., where comfortable LODGINGS
be had at 80 cents per day. The Restaurant at
tache to the hotel has been most handsomely fitted
mp regardless of expense, where all the delicaeiea
style at all hor RS, with promptness. Bill Of fArs
jaO sm. h. D. axLsT0N. Proprietor.
Evening star., 1863-04-03

FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Great DeStitution in Louisiana The
Reason Why General Banks did Not
Assist in the Attack on Port Port Hud son.
ELw YORK, April 2,-The steamer George
Cromwell, from New Orleans on the 25;h ult.,
arrived here this evening Among her pas
ssnsars ars the officers and crew of the steamer
s,Bio Eio'
Fugiives from the rebel lines continue to
arrive 81 New Orleans, with reports of great
Sesti;ution.
in which certain persons sent articles to plan
tations Eear rebel lines, when favorable op-
portuhiiies were seized to transport them to
lie enemy.
Cotton ia small quantities continue to be re-
ceivcd in New ORLEANS.
The people in the country parishes of Louis
lara are said 10 be in an actual starving con-
dition. Six rebel prisoners arrived in New
Orleans on the 18th in ragged condition, one
of whom formerly was a wealthy citizen of
New Orleans. The rebels in that city persist
in the statements that Farragut has been cap
turec, and much soicitude is felt by the Union
lists 10 hear by way of the North, of his safety;
which was probably cratified on the 25th. as
the Cromwell passed the steamer Star of the
South going up the river that day.
Gen. Banks has re -es iablshed his headquar-
1ers at New Orleans, having just returned from
3 visit TO Gen. Weitzel's command at Berwick's
Bay.
Ii is reported that Growers brigade had been
s+nt 10 reinforce Weitzel, who is holding
strong position
Lieut. Fontenoy, captured from the frigate
Mississippi, is to be exchanged for the rebel
Captain Youngblood. No official report Of
dudley expedition opposite Port Hudson mas
yet b. en received ut New Orleans.
Anew plan OF operations is said TO be adopt
ed. involving an expedition 10 clear the rebels
from Atchafaiaya and Red rivers, thus cutting
of The enemy's supplies from Texas.
The Ichefs have strong Notifications at Butte
La and Ross rivers, and it is reported that the
ram {, net of the West is located there. There
is a secesh report that magruder and Kirby
Sm,IE have joined forces, but this is discredit-
ed, rs il would place Texas At the mercy of our
Navy.
Th. failure Of General Banks to attack Port
ETason is said to be owing To the fact that
Admiral Farragut started his feet at night
.insteGd Of Just before daylight, eight hours be-
fore The time agreed upon, Thus preventing
General Ranks from getting his artillery in DO
siiion 10 draw the rebels from their entrench-
ments.
General Banks and General Grover are
reputed 10 have been within six hundred yards
Of the rebel batteries the night the fleet passed
Port hudson
There is nothing new from G Galveston.
Evening star., 1863-04-03
Union League Celebration.

NEW YORK, April "A grand dem On tration
OF Union Leagues is announced for the 18th
last. the anniversary of the attack on Fort
81 mttr Tie al leagues throughout the
country are uyited 10 send dele,atas
Evening star., 1863-04-03

sS- There are, it said, 50,0uO barrels of crude
oil mp the Ale hany, Pa, awaiting the frst
.iSe 70 come down.
Evening star., 1863-04-03
mar 6-tf
EEhiALE COLLEGE,

T. BOZ DEETOWN. N. ].
This Institute is pleasantly locate ON the Della
ware River, 81 miles north Of PHILADELPHIA II has
been in successful operation for more tb an ten
years, and is one Of the IL ost dourshing institu.
tons of learning in the country
Special attention is paid to the Common and
tases furnished in Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Drawing, Painting French and Latin are taught
by experienced teachers.
Persons coming from the South can leave Wal
put street wharf, Philads, at a. m. and 2, 4. "A
and p m. For catalogues address
Rev. JOHN Il. BRAKELEY, A. NJ,
President.
References in Washington Hon j Ten Eyke
Senate; hon j. N. L. Stratton, House II Re presen-
tatives; Jno. P. Polk. State Department.; Jcs L.
Cox, Treasury Department; w II. Van Northwick
Department of the Interior; 8. J. Groot, NJ. D.
fe Is PM
Evening star., 1863-04-03
DRY GOODS. &c.
EMBROIDERIES !!

T. Dti D1Ai 70 EMBRo1DER1Es,
We have now in store, and will sell without any
advance on old prices, the following goods, such
CAMBR1C and SWISS BANDS.
Do. do. INSERTING and EDG-
.CoLLARs and SLEEVES. in sets and single,
INFANT BODIES ard ROBES.
Plain Hemstitched aid Embroidered HANDKER-
With = laTse stock Of LADIES TNDERaAR-
II Market Space, (unaer Avenue House,
mar IL between 7th and Sth sts
lust KECEIVID-A large stock % Maltese
y Thread and Eaiencenne Cr 10 AMI sets, Plain
and Embroidered Handkerchiein, Infant Robes and
Naist-. Thread and Pusher Lace Vets. Also
ma enifcent stock of Headdresscs ana Fancy Goods
such as steel, Jet and Tortoise shell ms Ear
drops and Belt Clasps, portemcnnaies, Fans, &c
which vii! be sold st low PRICES call is res pect-
fully solicited. VIM. NEIN%Ektr,
mar 9ly Il Market space.
LADIES' DRESS FUKe.
v tST Arrived, another large and tine assortment
of PU RS III sets and separate, from S6 up to $3.50
Aii OF oRr own manufacture, and as the stock Was
bought hefcre the rise We are thus enabled to sUt
Our stock of DRY GOODS lis daily increased by
Rsu arrivals. S. Il ". MEYENBnkG,
~ Market Space, under Avenue House,
no B Between Tth and sth sta.
GREAT INDUC CEMENTS
Is cents per yard for DRESS GOODS OF toe oss,
fabrics and styles. worth 574 to 50 cents.
We caanot guaran tee to sell for those prices any
longer than for ono two weeks, as the goods
are advancing dsily -
4sMsrket Space, between 7th and 9Th sts.,
de 10 Under the Avenue House
Evening star., 1863-04-03
DENTISTRY.

NEW AND IMPROVED INvINTIoH
OF
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLlSTIC BONE TEETH,
WIfaouf MRrAL PLArH OLAsPs,
DR.. 8. b. SIGESMOND,
80 B,oddsray, Ness York and $50 Peaxsysrania
Assn~s, betscsem l1A and 18th sts., Washfnsfon,
Calls the attention of the pnbic 10 the followlng
adyantages Of his improved system:
az, l; The m ,iss Teeth of OF his M manufacture vins
acids being three -fourths lighter than any other
No teeth or roots need be extratsd. as tbs
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
.. The roots viii be made inofFeneive and never
to ache.
4. No temporary teeth are needed, ~ perm.nen,
oaak Sen be made immediately. thereby Dressrvi9s
old system is frequently disdgured.
This work has been fully tested over hve
years by many OF the first chemists and physioiAps
Of this country.
DR.. 8. has also invented q white unde.rruct,ve
metal filing, With which the most sensitive teeth
can be fllep without pain, and can build ub per-
feet. sound tooth on any side roots, which viii last
Gall and examine for Yourself no N. syO