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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01
ryOrrCR rs HEREBY GIVEN

AYOTICB Is dBh60L 6lv6N- .-
~ In tie matteg Of the application Of L. C. Day
ton. m fnsovent debtor. to be discharged from his
debts uuder the proviions Of Chapter seventy nine
Of the HeVieed Statutes q the State of Minueeota
9 Upon reading and fling the petition, schedule aId
aGdavit Of l. C. Dayton, an insolvent debtor pcay.
inc 70 be discharged ken hiD debts IN pursuance Of
~ proviGons Of the Revised Statutes Of MinaeSots
above mentioned, an order was made By the Honor-
~ WeecOt Wi0dn, Judge Of the Dfsfrict Cousf ar
he second Judicial District q the STATE Of Ni1ne.
sofa, ct the city Of s. Paul 10 the county az Ra1.
seN On the e0th dAy of August A. D. 1864 recurring
ri TIE creditors Of tie said nsoiyenf dsbtor o ROW
canse, u any they have, before him. the saia Judge
stthe Cont House, In the city Or St Pal n odd
county q AaDeys On Saturday the sth day Of
Decenber, \ D 1s6H At ten O'Clock |. the forenoon
Of th4s oAy, WY IN aadgnnent q The sid insolv.
eut eeaae anouA not be mad, and be b discharged
non his debtsa Aforesaid go =, s...--s~.,
.A1d mid judge did alSo ct TIE tune and Place,
Ct making gucf Oedet, direct nptice0f - confe16'
to - pubdGhed IN tn WnxLx Pron18K Am Dn1o.
okAz, newspaper publisbse In theofy q Ct. Psul,
theseat Of government Of the State Of Minnesota,
and 40 IN Tie ~, newspap1 pubhshe1 IN tie
city q Augusta he seat Of government Of tie State
q Mime q 1eG once IN each week, fee ten sueeso-
siye weeu before The day appointed to show canse
aforeoaid
The dats Of lie arst publication Of this notice IN
TIM WrnxLY PSosuR AHD DnsooRA1, 6 the I'D CIV
g. {. Paul, 10 the 1t day q 6eptember, Z. D. le6x
Jsted Ct. Paal August Soth, 1856
JAMES SMITH JR.
sep1.W1ew Attorney fo9 Insolve
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VALUABLE RECIPES.

40 we Aaa'r Of the Pioneer:
the readers 81 Win your permission wish to say to
mai 70 al who Wish il eeel recin sen %t q sesu 7,
Balm. that viii a asg and using aeimple Veeetsb!e
the skn leaving The e1 ,s and an impurities Of
beautiful. ne soit, Clear, smooth and
WI 1 aso %ai nee to those having Bald Heads a.
VII fa enable ss tSs @P 70 s ssss .nd hs
days. u sess tnan thirty
These recipes are valuable to bob ola ana ,o.,o
Gsy are @,sd to 3: who them
prize clear, pure Skin or healthy Sso " VIC
A applications answered BY return MI v;t scf
charge. Respectfully yours, wisn0us
TaOmAS y. CHAPMAN.
CneM,st ana ferfumer, No. S8l Broadway, Men
A"A' augltd&Wst
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS.

81. PAuf, Wednesday, Angst -, 1885.
BARLEY-60c . buShel. 80 80
BEAMS 81. 5e02. 90 . bushel o. sq.3 4sv
BEDwAx-z5c y n; cheese, 25c JOS
BW-By the quarter, 1885 IN = - a. /.
BUrHE-1o012c . b. for drkin: &c for eess
Coxs-Shelled, zoe; retail eoc. go -
k00e-Z50SOc q oozeA - ug
HAY-S6.0001O. 90 = ton
HnEs-Green, &c: Dry. 1oc; Green Casl
DC; Dry, lac.
LA1D-2Sc . h.
Nurron-4c . h. live weight.
OA1s-600SSc = bushel: retail, &C.
Posxa6 0007.o0 . cwt. live weight.
Po1Aron-NeW, 3004ec . busAel.
Rn-Soc = ba1heL
TAIxOw-eLe b.
WzAx-0e0ooc q boAhel.
Woez-4e0See . n Unwaa.sd. sastAard sH
VEAL CAxvD-9c = = hv0 We498.
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We learn from the Richmond Wing
that gentleman of that State, who is
widely known, and possesses the fullest
confidence, as he has enjoyed the highest
honors that the people of Virginia can be-
stow, had an interview recently with
President JOHNSON, of which he thus
speaks in private letter to the editor:
Mr.. johnson received me kindly and cour-
teously; his manner was frank, and his senti-
ments liberal and eonciliatory. He earnestly
desires to zee the reorganization speedily eff
fected, and, if we meet him in spirit a. kind
as his own, am satisfied he will prove him.
self true friend ms. It Is the part of wis
dom and duty, 20 TO bear ourselves, a. to con-
vince the Administration that we are honest
and sincere in our professions, and intend
faithfully to redeem oar obligations, q loyal
men, to the Government of the United States.
Such know to be the disposition of the peo-
pie in this quarter, and such believe to be the
disposition of the people Of the whole state.
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PERSONAL---VERY. General @. G. Wal

PERsoNAL.-Major General O. G. Wal
colt, of Columbus, Ohio, is at the Interna-
tional. He went out as Lieut.. Colonel of the
Forty.sixth Ohio, was made Brigadier Gen.
eral for gallantry at Atlanta, and afterwards
Major General for distinguished services on
sherman's march. He visits this department,
we learn, on an inspecting tour.
Geo. J. Hood, Chief Clerk of Capt. L. j.
Metcalf, Chief Quartermaster of the Western
Department, is at the International. on few
days furlough.
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MONUMENT TO GEORGE GLRAsoN.-The
Masons of this city have raised $35 towards the
monument over the remains of George Glea-
son, who was killed just three years ago by
the Indians. Mr.. Gleason was we'll known in
this city, and was member of the Masonic
Lodge at Shakopee. His remains are buried
at that place, and the fraternity propose to
place an elegant monument over them
he deserves fine one, for in life he was a
most worthy and good hearted man.
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DEPARTURE OF Ex-REBs. - Friday
between 200 and 800 +" ex.rebs, " who have been
in various organizations on the frontier, were
embarked on the Northern Belle at Fort Smell
ing, and sent on their way South, to their re-
spective homes. These men were Unionists at
the breaking out of the war and drafted into
the rebel army, from which they afterwards es-
capped, and Joined the Union army. As they
would have been executed if captured again
by the rebs, they were placed in this depart
ment on servic4 against the Indians They
have been recently mustered out, and win now
return to their homes after four years absence,
in many instances, perhaps, to find them de-
stroyted. and their families driven away.
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MARRIED..

At Dayton, Minnesota, by the Rev. G. Genes, Mr..
MICHAEL FOX to KATE 8. MULREAN, only
daughter of Matthew and Mary Mulrean, formerly
of 81 Paul. 80 :.
In st Paul, on the 22d of August, 1866 by Z. C.
Lambert, Justice Of the Peace, TILESTON 8.
HEATH, Of Ramsey county, to KMHLINE q.
HEATH, of the same place. a.
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DIED

In this city on Friday, August 26th, at the resi-
dence Of her s0n.in-laW, John Butler, On Robert
street, ELIZABETH CUMMINGS, aged 60 years.
Chicago papers please copy. a. saya !.
On Saturday, August 26th, JAMES MANNING,
Late Of Company z, Tenth Minnesota Infantry.
In this city, on the 2sd Of August, LOUISA.
daughter Of William and Anna Fohr. aged IA
months ~ -
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TO CONSERVATIVES.
GUFFERERS vVTTu rnNS.,,

~ TON. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, or any Dis
ease o. the Throat or Lungs, viii be cheerfuT fur.
nished, without charge, With the remedy b. tie NE
q which the Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, of WI
Ha11aburgh. New York, was completely restored to
health after having suffered several years with that
ferers this remedy Il worthy of an immediafe triai
1t VIII cost nothing, and may be the means Of their
perfect restoration. Those desiring the same Win
please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, No.
county, New York. -. auoS- d&R6t
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lBy Telegraph
New York Money Market.

NEw YoRx. August 90 1862 Pm.
MoNEY-The market is dull - ,
GoLD-Closed at lax.
CONVENIENT STOMscU. S. 6e '6S, cOupons. 116.
10.40s, coupons 97zS; 7-30s 991; one-year certia.
Gates. 9s2S. - :.
Drum SroKsE Michigan Southern bonds, 90; ILL.,
noH Central bonds, lie: Cleveland and Pittsbnrg,
g. Reading 104ss.
SECOND REr0RT-7 N. - a.
MoNRY-Eav 1t t06 . cent Oh call loans.
. STERLING Ex0HAN0E-Dull,
and closing at lax. -
GovRRNMKNr Srooxs-Quiet and frmer.
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TIE number of battles fought during
the late war is given by an exchange, who,
we think. understates the number, at two
hundred and fifty-two. Of these the soil
of Virginia drank the blood of eighty-nine,
Tennessee witnessed thirty-seven, Mis-
souri, twenty-five, Georgia twelve, South
Carolina ten, North Carolina eleven, Ala
bama seven, Florida five, Kentucky four
teen, the Indian Territory and New Mex
leo one each. Once the wave of war
rolled into Northern State, and broke in
the great billow of Gettysburg. Of the
battles enumerated sixteen were naval
achievements.
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TO DRUNKARDS.
ALD DIR. RJJCHA Mss nprrr,

ADDS CURE permanently eradicates the
Gaete lor su0ng drink and cures the worst cases of
drunkenness In less than eight weeks.
thousands OF reformed ;nebriates now live In
bless the day they were fortunate enough to COM
Dollars package ~" A"o
Mailed to any address on receipt of an order. bv
JAMES 3. RUTLER.
NO; 419 Broadway, New York, Sole Agent for the
f, oniteo osate6 aug1tddw3t
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THREE CHOICE IMPROVED

Il FARMS FOR SALE.-They are situated near
Lakevlle. one hour's walk from the Ainneeeta River
and Railroad Lepot at c. edit River; can be made
into one farm or culrivated separately; hsve plenty
OF wood water and meadow; and are surrounded
by three large lakes aboundfng in Dab.
! Being on the edge Of the extensive prairie land.
the wood is very valuable and worth all that IL
asked for the land A few hundred dollafS VII buy
either farm. J. W. McCkUNG,
s. Once In Bridge square residence on Summit ave.
nue.. west Of St Peter street. aug16d&Wlm
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AFiRSI-clASS STOCK FARM
For Sale near Lake Harriet, on MIME
haha Creek.

Containing $50 ACHES OF GOOD LAND, d.
yIdedby good board fence into fields AID pestures
100 aefes cultivated: 100 acres meadow, about -
acres of timber, the balance good high upland
Sled 1O0 FEET long and - 1eet wide. The whole
farm 10 well watered, with . good water power On
the creek; il about nix miles from Fort Smelling,
the same distance from Minneapo.6 and about
eleven niles from st. Paul We oGer the above
property very Low, and VIII se the Stock and F1en-
ngInplemantA desired.
MORGAN & MeCLOUD,
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HORSE LOST TEN DOLLARS
Ii REWARDi-Ie6 the subscriber on or about
the Let day of August 1885, PONY color, jet
black had long switch tall and marls on be hfnd
legs Of having "istsrfered." Any person fading
the above animal or giving any intogmation leading
to his recovery Win be literally rewarded.
-, John a0H0RTRbk.
Saltwater, MINI, Aug. y. 1896. 20 dltAw2t
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MILWAUKEE, August 20, 1s66-2r.M.
FLoUE-Dull and 2505Oc lower, Sales Of White
Winter at 1915.
WmAT-Quiet and 6@6c lower. Sales OF No.
in store at &c. do. at 81. 35 and do. at $l.34.
OA1s-Are steady and fairly active. Sales at s5c
for new No. /.
BARLEY AND RYK-Remain nominally unchanged.
0oID-Buying at 140@142.
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q MATRIMo NlAL. ~
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN 81

IL you wish to mary, you can do 80 by address
ing me- win send You, without money and With
ont price, valuable information, that win enable you
to marry happily and SPEEDILY, irrespective Of age,
wealth or beauty. This information win cost you
nothing, and u you wish to marry win cheeefdlly
assistyou. All letters strictly CONFIDENTIAL The de.
sired incarnation sent BY return mail, and No re-
ward asked: Please inclose postage or stamped
envelope addressed to yourself Address,
SARAH b. LAMBERT,
my19-d&wSm,ep n GFeenpoint Kings Co., NY
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New BunDlNe.-Mr. N. Pottgeiser, pro-
prietor Of the Minnesota House, corner Fifth
and Wabashaw streets, has commenced the
erection of an addition 10 his present building,
which wHl double its present capacity. 1t is
to be 50 feet front, and three stories in height.
1t win contain on the first floor q gentleman'f
parlor. baggage room, &C., and the upper
stories wm be devoted to sleeping apartments,
and win contan accommodation for forty per
sons. Mr.. Pottgeiser Informs Us that his busi
ness demands such increase, and has never
been better than this season; although be has
kept hotel for ten yeazs and more in this city,
an indication of the increasing trade with oul
city from points in the State and elsewhere
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The CENTRAL Z. Rive learn that the
iron Is laid to the Station in the village of
Mortified, and that trains can run from Men.
dota to that place next week. We have not
learned whether any passenger train win be
put on the road now or not, but there is a gem
eral desire to have passenger accommodations,
and the travel would probably justify and pay
the running of . regular passenger tain.
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LIKE rM FAINT, Exeu1srrs Mgs1o or
Ds..x".These i sra1ns reality sbout the
,..,. enecs OF AAsRosIA On weak hair and
color. AA1 " 10 assofa1
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Let US be MercifuI to Ourselves,

& The physical structure of the strongest human
being is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies are
endowed by nature with a certain negative power,
which protects them to some extent from unwhole-
some influences; but this protection il imperfect,
and cannot be safely relied on in unhealthy re-
gions, or under circumstances of more than ordi-
nary danger. Therefore, it Is wisdom. it is pru
dence, it is common sense, to provide against such
contingencies by taking an antidots in advance; in
other words, by fortfying the system with course
of HOsTRTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, the most
complete protective against all the epidemic and en-
demic malades that has ever been administered in
any country. As a remedy for Dyspepsia, there is
no medicine that win compare with it. Whoever
suffers the pangs Of Indigestion, anywhere on the
ace of the earth where HosrKrrER.s Brrrras can be
psocured does voluntarily; Tor as surely as Truth
exists, this invaluable Tonic and Alternative would
restore his disordered stomach to healthy condi-
ton. To the Bilious it Is also especially recon-
mended, and In cases of confirmed Consumption It
affords speedy and permanent relief In Canada,
the West Indies and Australia, the Bitters rank
shove all other medicines of the class, and the de
mand for them in all foreign countries increases
eyery seaeon.
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FAILURE OF COTTON CROP.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 2S.-The cotton crop is al
most an entire faiiure in Western Teuneeeee,
the rust destroying it before it natures. It is
said the best cotton in the west part Of the
State will not yield 200 pounds per acre. ), e.
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The Collector of New York.

AZ A>o" AOAA 1Ae'uN* IoVOrS inc pup
Lie with some items concerning Hon.
PRESTON KING, the newly appointed Col
lector of that port:
Mr.. King was elected member of the Assem-
bly, of the New York Legislature, ana made
Postmaster at Ogdensburg, where he has al
ways resided, soon after his return from col
leges Early In life he attached himself to the
Democratic party. His first vote was for Gen.
jackson, in 1928, and again In 1892 In 1886
and 1910 he supported Martin Van Buren,. and
1874. ",1~A 'n''on ~ way
Is was to Mr.. King that Silas Wright tele-
graphed when nominated for Vice President,
cannot accept the nomination upon any
condition whatever" Between Mr.. Wright
and Mr.. King the most cordial friendship ex.
listed up to the time of Mr.. Wright's death-a
period Of nearly quarter Of . century.
MI. King, although elect United States
claimed, and we believe still does, to be . dem
ocrat In principle-that the principles of Jack.
con, Wright, and others of that stamp, are his
now a. much as ever, but that the "Demo-
cratic party have changed"-not he.
Mr.. King, it is well known, always was Bit
terly opposed to the extension of negro slave
ry, or slavery in any form, color, or pretence
whatever.
His character has always been noted for firm.
to use him for political purposes, but failed.
Socially, he is one of the most cordial genial,
good-natured of gentlemen, which some attri.
butte to the cause Of his not being married.
When he makes up his mind what to do, he
will be pretty sure to do it he viii be cautious
about making promises; but when he does
promise he win be likely to perform.
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THE LIGHTNING FLY-KMLER

hESTKOYS FLIES INSTANTLY.
~ and is not liable to be mistaken for anything
else. II is easily prepared and used and does rapid
execution. Each sheet will attract and kin Quart
OF Flies It promotes quiet in reading peace while
Yen eat and the comforts Of q nap in the morning
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. aug9.wlm
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THE wHOLKsALE MARKETS.

81. PAUL, Wednesday, August 80, 1856.
ALCOHOL-$4 7505 90 q gallon.
CANDLES = Mould, TIC y H.: Star, Csc;
Adamantine soc; Sperm, 66070e.
Java. 40c.
CHERSE-Reserve, y h., tic: Hamburg, C;
country 12Ec.
FLOUR-Is advanced and firm:
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towns will be as folloWs: o
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TelegfaphiG:4
-- I sAastss siissyy4 99ssss'sisSiss asty -
LATEST NE MS.


'cAisAGo, November G--Severh leading
citizens we're arrested on yesterday as being
implicated IN the diaholical attempt to blow
up a house OF doubtful reputation. Among
the npmber is man named Rosenbrook, who
has been held to bail in the sun Of 81 900, M
Me suspected party he having large proper
" interest in the immediate neighborhood.
The political contest wakes warm, aa the
electbn takes place tomorrow 1t ls evident
from The complexion OF things tonight that
the tisken will Be spTt, and IL Is doubtfal i
auy party will be able to claim victory -
The abldiers ticket seems to have the stroBg-
est hold aud a majority on that ticket will m
doubtedly be elected
Governor Oglesby was advertised to speak
on Saturday evening in behalf Of tbs regular
Republican ticket, but Ms he did not dare TO
face the music Rgaintt the soldiers, he made
some pallry excuse, and left tue city.
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novGd3twI

MELANCHOLY AooIDEST,-A woman in Gin
cipnsd was shot BY her own son the other
evening. The father was giving his son some
lessons in manuel exercises with musket
that had been standing in tho house for sever
al mouths. In going through with Il, when
the boy had the word to load and 6rs, the gun
happened TO be in range with his mother,
and sure enough he did Gre, 10 the greA.
Amusement Of father and sou, the contents OF
the muskst taking effect in her right eye. A
physician was called, who gave ii as his opin-
on that the woman could not live
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Medical Notice.


DR.. II. CONE may be consulted as follows
In XENlA at tho Depot Eating House, on Thurs.
days Nov, q, Doc. os Feh J. March 0, Aprii Il,
In DAYTON al tho Phillips House, on Fridays
Nov. q, a.. -, Feb. 2, March Y, Apritla.
In TROY At the Morris House, on Saturdays Nov.
20, Dee. ~, Feb. ), March 10, April H.
In SPRING. ELDAt the Willis House, on Thnfs-
days, Nov. ~, Jan. 4, Feb &, March rs, April ~.
DR.. CO"E has had ofrioea In eAth OF tho Ab owe
places that he has regularly visited for the past
on years ana as he has treated and cured many PA
uent-, In oseh OF the above piocep, he give the
bost Of reierences IN each place, as 10 his skil f
Dr. CONE Treats, and Curep, all varieties ofChronic
dseases. including those Of the Eye and Ear makes
no charge for consultation but n those who consnli
HIM DIS re treatment, he charges Cash ior his Med
olnes. ..H
Medicines that will last n patient from four TO sir
months oosi from Fivetp Thirty dollars, in Cash
gAjjr,sst Or. ~ ooNE.
octsbdtf H-A &c UoLUnaus, OHIo.
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Sprrtal Nptlrrs,
BROWNS pRONcAIAl IR0CnEs
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con.
sumptIye and Throat Diseases,

rsoc1E AHt USED wirn AtwArs suocEsS.
SINGERS AND PUBLI0spEAKERs
will ipd Troches useiol IN clessng the voice when
taken before Singing or SpeN king and relieving IN
throat amer an unusual exerion or the vocal organs.
Tho 7fpehc' are reco commended and prescribed by
Ply siclans. and have had testmonlas irom eminent
msn lhrou ghout the country Being an article Of true
merit, and having proved their of'icacy by test o
many years, each yesr nnds them in nav localities
In TAroua parts Of the world nd tho Tfocdei Ml
universally pronounced better than ether articles.
Obtain only "BaowSs BRoNoHnL raoUnu," and
do not take any Of the WOrtAlo,s ind,o,~ that ms,
DO offered
Sold everywhere IN the United States, andin Fof
rigu Countries, 1t % cents per box. orI21 OmdAN
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DR. CoSwAY's INrAoyED VyLeAmEER ER-0ur
readers have heretofore beea apprized Of en-
important aud highly practical invention, by
DE Conway, Of this city, the object Of which
is to vulsspize plates foe artificial tssth. IA
this prooess has become Au important and Al
lposi indispensable agent IN the menufacture
" artificial teeth ths best method Of using
IL is upw question of great practical utility
among tho members Of the dental profession
We understand that DR.. Conway sometime
since iiej bis odveat in the proper Depart.
ment at Washington, and he will soon receive
Letters Patent for bis invention. ,.......
A few days since, in company with the To-
cal editor OF the Journal and other gentle
mon, we Witnessed n very successful test Of
the apparatus referred TO- We avail our
selves Of our cotemporary's description Of the
manner Of its operation, the same being in
much better shape than we could put il. THE
temperature necessary to perform the opera
ton Of vuloauzng is three hundred aud
twenty degrees aud the steam was soon got
upao Ahet po'hti "uNH tue Hltlo waive attached
TO the vulcanizer by the Doctor, at once let
Of the supeIauous steam, and working as
perfectly AZ clock kept the pressure down
to the same point, no matter how heavy il
was Aud this perfect working Of the valve
was continued, for the purpose Of testing it's
thorough capacity for the work, twice the time
necessary for vulcsnizine the place for a set
oi terth. And we will say that tho company
were thoroughly satisfied with the test The
operator, may simply put the case containing
the rubber preparation and teeth into tho
vulcanizer, mark the time, and thcn attend to
other matters uuul il ia time to remove the
case, when he can lot of Ateaih and easily
remove the work without burning his hands,
or in the least endhngering the plate. 1t ia
astonishing how completely and pleasansly
the work of vulcAnizinR can he doue by aid
OF Conway's improvement. II can be- al
tached to ANY, yulcau,zer, at small cost 1t
will take like wild FIRE with the dental profess
sion. The Doctor will sell county aud state
rights. There are fortunes in this improved
vuleanizer, Parties interested should address
DR.. L. Conway, Dayton, Ohio"