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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-20
rVlIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

NlHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
\ OF AN INVALID.
Published rorthc benefit andas CAUTION
TO Young MEN and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood, &r,, supplying Mt the same time
TuE MENHS or SMLrCrHH. BY one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
Quackery BY enclosing n postpaid addressed
envelope, single copies, free Of charge may
be had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
NIay23 'GG-ly Brooklyn, Kings Co, n Y.
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TIE GREAT UNHIVALED'
"V0 S En- IA NO + G R TEL

TIE GREAT UNRIVALED
"V'0 S G" IA n 0 + @ R TEL
The cheapest first class Piano Forte in the
Market. These beautiful instruments are fast
winning their way into public favor, The
tone is rich, full and powerful, and gushcs
forth with peculiar sw cctness II melody, while
the touch is easy and elastic, Are finished in
rich Rosewood eases. with full iron frame,
over slrung bass and French grant action, -
All have large round corners, with back fin
ishcd like the 'front.' Every instrument fully
warranted five wears. Circulars giving cor
rect likeness taken from photograph with full
descriptive price list, sent free to any address
on applicntion
a G.eaggsillsl : Omg aGatl CAoTus
WuRru TulHrY CENTs,
Accompanies the Circular, and is worthy Of
preservation Dealers will ne fur
nishcd these BeHutilul In
siNumrnts at the
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES.
And Teachers at the rates of discount Ad-
dress NIL orders to o, j. WILLARD,
Wholesale Agent, G27 Broadway. N. Y.
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EXECUTOR - VNOaicc.

[ ETTERS documentary having been grant
~ ed the undersigned upon the estate Of De-
iila l4antz late Of Wayne Tp., decd. Notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and thosel
having claims against the samcarc hereby no. !,
tilted to present them duly authenticated for
settlement. JNO, LANTZ. Eyer =
my 30 6W
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-20

AYERS SARSAPANlLLA
Sa concentrated extract Of the choice root,
l SO combined with other Substances ol still
grlNter alternative pOWer Ns 10 annrA am clr.c.
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Strawberry Festival.

A Strawberr Festival will be given i'll
the upper room of the new Presbyterian
Church, on
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 7 1886.
An abundance of nice Strawberries fresh
from the vines, have been secured for the
occasion. Ice Cream, Lemonade, Cake
and other refreshments will supply the
tables.
The Ottumwa Brass Band will DO in at
tendance.
The proceeds of the Festival will be ex-
pended in finishing the house of worship.
AD-uITTANCE, rs Cts.
a June 6, DIT.
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THE NEWS.

Hon. Thaddeus Stevens WAS taken i'll
on Tuesday last, and there are apprehen
sions expressed in regard to his condition
A Washington despatch states that 4
large amount of tive-twenty bonds is soor
expected from Europe. Tue estimate is
placed at seventy-tive millions.
Private advices from London report
that the money pressure is still severe
The Bank of London is said TO have laiied
the amount Of liabilities not stated.
The news by the European steamer OIL
the 4lh inst, of the fall OF five-iwenties in
London, caused an appreciation in the
price of gold on the 4th, which opened in
New York at l44 and closed at l45i.
Wa learn by despatch from New York
that the Secretrry II the Treasury has
given notice that he will redeem com.
pound interest notes, with accrued interest
This is regarded in monetary circles as 9
contraction measure.
Nothing definite is thus far known OF
the intended re-invasion of Canada by the
penians. We have accounts of move
ments toward the frontier of many small
bodies OF men, but have no hint of their
destination.
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South Carolina Chivalry on the Ram
page.

Mr.. Lewis, Methodist and Presiding
Elder of the Charleston Is. Co. District,
went out to Branwell District, and preach
ed there to five hundred persons recently.
He baptised eighty-four persons, and
administered tho sacrement to two hum
dred. The next day comes 10 him crowd
of Confederate rioters, and among them,
w. Gilmore -Simms, Jr. care you the
DID, Yankee preacher who harangued the
niggers here yesterday" quoth Simms.
"Cut his throat" says another benevolent
white man. snake mince meat of him."
cries another. "Show me your authority
forpreaching the gospel, you id Yam
keep exclaims another ardent admirer of
ecclesiastical order and discipline. AT this
point, Mr.. Lewis managed to get into a
cae and to escape to Charleston, being re-
served, perhaps, for future martyrdom.
South Carolina representatives should be
admitted without delay.
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Council Proceedings.

Monday Evening, June 4, '66.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
present--Mayor, Recorder, Marshal, Aid.
Peters, baum, Hinsey, Armstrong, Rior-
dun and Hamilton. Absent-Alds. Nc
Bride, Sisson and Williams.
The first business in order: Minutes of
previous meeting read and approved.
On motion of Aid. Hinsey the bond of
II. II. Warden. City Treasurer elect, was
approved and he was duly qualified and
entered on the discharge of the. duties OF
his Office. aa
On motion Of Aid. Hinsey the petition Of
:. w. Summers was re erred to the street
committee.
On motion Of Aid. Daum the petition of
w. +. Gerarh vas referred to health com
lnittee. .*
On motion of Aid. Hnsey the report Of
ex Treasurer John Graves was referred to
Finance Committee. ~. ...
On motion the following claims were al
lowed
S. II. Burton, for city printing, q 90
J. j. Adams, for road purposes, 80 80
j. j. Adams, .. do II 90
Connection of Aid. Hinsey the Assessors
book TOR 1866 was approved by the Mayor
aid Council. ....a. es
On motion Of Aid. Hamilton the propo-
'sition of ". b. Bonnifield to arrange sew
ers by the city authorities was referred to
street committed.
On motion of Aid. Riordan the PROPOSE
ton Of L. Davis in relation to Ferriage Ii
cenSe was left to the discretion of the May
or.
on motion of Aid. Armstrong, Council
, adjourned to meet on next Monday even
ing. June 18th, 1866.
ROBERT BURKE, Rec'dr.
ALWAYS PRoMPT.-The following evil
dcnce OF the promptness which always
characterizes the transactions of the Far
mer's IL Merchants Insurance company,
OF this city, speaks for itself:
Cairo, H., May a. 1866.
:. 4. HAY, Esq, Sir: The undersigned
beg leave to return our thanks for the
The Farmers and Merchants Insurance
company of Quincy. H., adjusted and paid
our losses sustained at the late fire in this
city. JOSEPH FERRETrE,
LOUIS WE'LL,
JOHN RITES.
We clip the above item from the chicago
Cones, and understand that VIM. A. BUR
TON, of this city. is the Agent for this pop
uIar Company for this county.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-05-31
EIsEFF.S SALE

BY virtue of IN Execution to me directed isSusd
by the CLERK of the Dis trct Court of Wape 20 Com
ty, State of Iowa, l have levied spon and will
expose TO public sale at the front door of the Court
House, in said county, the following described prep
eriy to-wit situated In said County and state: The
interest OF b J. Gililand, supposed to be IS acres
in the mi ddle portion of the northwest or of the
south east ar of section two icy Township seventy
two (72) Range fifteen (i5.) Also a part Of Lots
No. Do 4 six and seven. Five In section 81
Township (75) Range "a Said tle will take place
CO the 28rd twenty third day of june 1861 betw en-
the houre or O'Clock M, and O'Clock D. M
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. The said property
having been taken at the suit offJames ! uaw lev
VS. II. J. Giiand, TO satisfy said Execution sfs7 68
lone hundred and eighty-seven and sixtysix hun
dredths dohars interest and costs She ribs office
0ttumwa. Iowa. May %, 1866.
May "a, 4w. g. DERRY Sheriff
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Proceedings Of the District Court.
Reported by John II. gillespie.
SIXTH DAY.

SIXTH DAY.
1914. Vim Moll. Fined $l5and costs.
22s and 229. John Smith, fined on two
indictments $500 and costs each.
go and 231. Orange Hampton, two in
dictments, each rs and costs.
ESQ and 2a7. Louis Giebrich, two indict-
nents, each $25 and costs.
23s and 239. John L yardin, two indict-
munts, each S25 and costs. '
'241. G L Auwerda, fined IS and costs.
242 and 243. Henry Robertson, two in
dictments, each 1875 and costs.
GAG and 247. Barney Scully, two indict-
ments, each $50 and costs.
$50 and 25l. James Crowley, two indict-
ments, each $50 and costs. ~ A#E
25s and $50. Isaiah Lewis, two indict-
ments, each SIS and costs.
260 and 261. John Sullivan, two indict-
ments, each $50 and costs.
262 and 263. Henry w Gerlach, two in
dictments, each S25 and costs.
264 and 265. George Coon, two iudict-
ments, each $50 and costs.
266 and 267. Parker 81 Rector, two indict-
ments, each $40 and costs.
26S and 300. Fred Rensalier, two indict-
ments, each s25 and costs.
270 and 271. Jacob Mummert, two in
dictments, each 81 and costs.
272 and 273. w f Gerlach, two indict-
ments, each $50 and costs.
274 and .75. A Aulman, two indictments
each S25 and costs.
27S and 279 Thomas O'Sullivan, two in
j;ntr,antu oanb 1EO .,I .nstu
2si and 2s5. Mrs. Berry, two indictments
each one cent and Gusts.
2s7 and 28s. Malon Il Malon, two indict-
ments, each S25 and costs.
900 and PSI. Bridget Cavanaugh, two in
dictments, each SIS and costs.
2g3 and 204 VIM Gallagher, two irdict-
ments, each 81 and costs.
20l-Law. A B Long VS. Thee. Blake;-
Continued for service. .-.-..... .-..t
355-Law. Joseph Wood VS. Geo A Der
by; judgment for plaintiff for 81 and costs.
s# SEVENTH DAY.
22l State VS. John Henderson-Trespas
fine $40 and costs. t.E#
25s and 255 State VS. Ballingall, two in
nts-nuisance-fined in each $50 and
costs. ~ ~. u II .##.. d.. .+ Fl. ~ Il
2Sl and 2S2 State VS. David Hodge-nui-
sance--two indictments, each $25 and costs.
LAW.
249 s. r. Clark VS. John s. Wood and J.
W. Caldwell; Judgment against Wood as
per agreement.
426 Francis S. Warden VS. John NJ. Pur-
deu-dismssed.
CHANCERY.
3l4 Nancy Bevans ct al VS. Evalne Blize
ct al-decree signed.
eIGHTH DAY. ..a"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-05-31

STRAwBERRIEs.--Mr. J. g. Chappell, of
Chappell a. Williams Nursery, near this
city, favored this office to-day with two
boxes of Strawberries Of excellent flavor,
and mammoth proportions. Mr. G. In
forms us that their crop of this delicious
fruit this season is large, and that they will
be for sale at Daum's and Boulton's Ba-
L aries
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-05-31
SHERIFF,S SALE,

BY virtue Of an execution to me directed, issued
by the Clerk of the District Court of Wapello
ty, State of Iowa, have levied upon and will ex-
pose to expose to public safe at the front door OF
the Court House, In said couaty, the following de-
ribed property o-wit, situated In said county and
States The southeast quarter of the south east
ter and the northwest quarter of the south east
quarter Of section sixteen 49,, township enty-
place on the Esd day Of June, 1865, between the
hours of o'clock A, NJ. and4 o'clock p. NJ, COM
mencing at IL o'clock a. NJ. The said prope rty hav-
ing been taken at the suit OF James Stephens VS.
George A. Mcdowell TO satisfy said Execution.
$50 As [fty dollars and foryfve centsl and int err
est and costs
sherifs Office, 0ttumwa. Iowa. May %. 1866.
May H.1a66-4w g. A. DERBY, shsrif.
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Board Of Supervisors of Wapello Co

JUNE i, 1866.
Board met in regular session mt l2-l5 p.
NJ, and organized. President Temple in
the chair.
Roll called. Members all present.
Minutes of last meeting read and adopt
ed.
district Court being in session thereby
rendering it impossible to hold session
of the Board mt present it was, on motion,
ReSoiUed, To adjourn until the 18th
inst. l.. NJ. COOLEY,
Clerk, b. s.
-ByJ. L. GILLESPIE, Dept.
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The outside of this weeks issue is dated
May 31st; 1t should be June 9TH.

To THE READER. The sgesent propri'
etors of the Daily COURIER propose to en-
large and improve the paper as soon as
we can get new material to do so. We in
tend 70 use all our energy and skill in ma.
king the Daily and Weekly Courier inter
esting to the readers anda credit to the
city and county.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-05-31

NEW FIRM.-Dr. G. G. Merrick has sold
his drug store and building to DrJ Hin
sey, G g Lewis and Alvin Lewis, for the
sum of S15, 300. The new firm will contin-
ne the Drug business at the corner of
Front and Green streets, We wish them
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STRAWBERRIES were to-day pre-
scented with nice lot of Strawberries, by
Mr. +. NJ. Sanders, with b. w. Richards
IL Co., who will keep this delicious fruit
on band for sale throughout the season, at
their Flour store, on Main street.
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LAW,

II
35S-Paris Caldwell VS. John Ford and
Wapello county appeal, continued.
390-Daniel Corse VS. @. a. & John S.
Wood Dismissed at Plaintiffs cost
40l-Janes Patterson VS. o. Ii. Harlan.
Judgment on note against defendant.
4ll-Herman & Ichtenstadter VS. John
y. Dumler. Appeal-dismissed.
43l--Martha Stodghill VS. Andrew Cook,
ct al-partition. Continued generally.
440-Iowa Coal Oil Company VS. VIM. J.
Purnell. Continued generally.
44l-John Zulauf & Go. VS. ID. M. V.
Railroad Co. Dismissed.
449-C. S. Stillwell vs. John p. Williams
Continued generally.
800. s. Stlwell VS. James Merrick -
Continued generally.
454-A. q. Garfield VS. c. T. Hewitt
Judgment against defendant. =
459-Franklin Taylor w Nrancis Nc
Govern. Continued.
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purities and stmulatest the organs of life into vgor
Gus action, restoring the health and expellinf dis
ease. Hence 1t rapidly cures variety of COM
plants which caused by impurity Of the blood.
such as Scrofula, Kings Evil, Tumors, Ulcers
Sores, Eruptions, Pimpes Blotches, Boils st. An
thongs Fire, Rose Eryspelas, letter or Salt
Rheum, scald Head, Ring Worm, Cancer or Cancer
Gus Tumors, Sore Eyes, Female Diseases, such
Retention, Irregularlty, Suppression Whites, Ste
iity, also Syphtiis VenertaE Disease, Liver COM
raints, and Heart Diseases: Try Ayers sarsapa-
rilla, and for yourself the surprising activity
with which it cleanses the blood and cures these
disorders.
During late years the public have been misled by
large bottles pretending to give quart o. Extract
of sarsapsrina for one dollar. Most of these have
been fransc spou srC'c, '
tain little, II any, sarsaparlla but often cura-
tive properties whatever. Hence, dsappointment
has followed the of the various extracts of Sar
saparilla which food the market until the name IT.
self has become synonymous with imposition and
cheat. Still call this comp ound 'sarsaparilla' >
and intend to apply such remedy shall rescue
the name from the load Of obloquy which rests up
on it. We think have ground for be lieving it has
virtues which Irresistible by the ordinary run of
diseases it is intended to cure. We can only insure
the SICK that offer them the Alternative which we
KNOW now TO produce, ana we nave reason TO be-
Eeve it is by far the most eectual purifier Of the
blood yet discovered by any body, g.. Il a ~
Ayers Cherry Pectorai is so universally known to
surpass every other remedy for the cure ot Coughs
Colds, Influenza Hoarseness, Group, Brochitis In
cpient Consumption, and 70 the relief of Consump-
tive Patients in advanced stages of the disease tina
1t is useless her to the evidence of its vir-
tues. The world knows them.
Prepared by J. c, AVER Co., Lowell. Mass, and
sold by TAYLOR, BLAKE CO., ottumwa
Wholesale Agents and by dealers in Medicines ev-
erywhere.
May 10, 'e6-w2p INV "a '65
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GHERJFF'S SALE.

~ BY virtue of an Execution to me directed U.s.
sued by the Clerk of the District Court of Wapeo
County, State of Iowa, have levied upon and will
expose to SALE at public sale at the front door OF
Court House in said county, the following described
property towit situated in said County and State:
The south west ar Of the south or of sec thirty
six t3d) township seventy three (73), range fifteen
(l5). ~
Said sale win take place the ninth fath) day of
June, 1865, between the hours OF O'clock a. I'M and
clock ,. M, commencing at O'Clock, p. m The
said property having been taken at the suit of Ed
dy, Jamson Co., VS. William Nye, to sa isfy said
Execution, Three hundred ard sixtysix dollars and
sixty cents (s366 6o-l0o). interest and costs
o. A. DERBY, Sheriff
Of Wapello Co Iowa.
sherid's office, ottumwa, Iowa. May sth 1866.
Nav 10. 1sO1--tw =
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We are requested by VIM. Roome to
state that he has neither left Agency City,
nor discontinued his business of Land
surveying e"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a. SPECIAL NOTICES.
>-~~~~~>-~>~>~>~>>~>>>>>
A CROWN OF GLORY
EVERY MAN Woman and Child who has used
STEIs EsNG'S AM BROslA
1s willing TO recommend It, Three years of rapidly
Increasing sale have made the Anbrosia famous all
over the world ..
III rs WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
II cures Itching of tn Head.
Itpakes New HairgI on Bald Heads.
Itprevents the Hair f. ON Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair so and Glossy. ....'
Cleanses the abe Scalp; G OILS the Heated Brow
Removes DandruG; Cures trvous Headache; Cures
Badness Insures Luxriant locks; Inclines Hair to
Curl; supersedes wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good ief-
feet apparent at once.
TO THE LADIES I'VE SAY, ..
The Anbrosia will suit you to At. Elegantly put
mp. Delicattly perfumed. Patronized by O>era
Singers and Actresses. Sold in Splendid boxes or
cartons, containing two large bottles-No. 2 for
morning, No. for evening.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
|. sTERLING's AMBR0SIA is the best, most agrsea
BILE and effective toilet in the world. To prove
this try a carton.
Sold by Druggists,
Sterlrng's Ambrosia Manufacturing
Company, ........ .s :.
els EoIton Street New Hork.
TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 CO., General Agents. ottum
va, Iowa. [sep2s, 1s65-dw
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colored stone found near the city,
said to be very scotland easily wrought
when taken from the quarry, but
speedily becoming hard. The houses
retaining their bright color, in the
absence of a murky atmosphere, the
streets present very cheerful appear
ance. WEE E,Fe E@b VOWS HaEa
Paris does not appear to be a manu-
featuring city, nor commercial city,
and one cannot but ask, lin passing
along it's streets, how ali it's people
obtain livelihood, and what are the
foundations of its financial prosperity.
The people appear here, more than
anywhere else, Ito live off each other.r
Paris seems a vast retail establishment
for the sale of gimcracks and jewelry.
Yet, ut must be remembered that
Paris is the great commercial agency
for the whole country. and that all
France is further laid under contri-
button by the Imperial Government
for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Impe-
rial capital, - 49,. w ~ =. i ,'..;s
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is concerned, the Southren people spit
upon it, I don't believe you can find
a newspaper in all the rebel States but
what denounces the Philadelphia
platform, while at the same time they
saywe will respect the organization
founded upon it, in order te get power.
But let them get the powerg and they
win repudiate the national debt. It is
perfectly. natural they should do so.
1t is not in poor human nature that
they should be willing to tax them
selves. to pay a debt incurred In whip
ping them into submission to what
they believed to be wrong.
REBEL REPRESENTATION
Gov. Morton next considered. the
question freprese NATION in Congress.
The claim made by the Philadelphia
Convention, in support Of the Presi-
dent, that the rebel States were just as
much entitled to representation in our
Congress during, the war, when they
had a Congress of their own, he re-
garded as too preposterous to need
refutation before an intelligent audi
ence The idea that their Generals
could fight the Government half the
year, and when winter suspended their
operations they had the most perfect
right to enter the national Congress
land attempt, while admitting them
selves to be our open enemies, to1egis-
late for us, needed only to be men
toned to be rejected. 1t would be as
sensible for a man who is on trial. for
murder to, say to the Judge, +" You
must let me sit on the juryIthat is to
try my case; if you don't i can't have
q fair, constitutional trial. These
men have taken the lives of five fhun-
bred thousands of our people, qand
caused an expense to the Government
of three thousand millions of dollars;
and now before the questions relating
to this great wrong have been settled,
they say they must come In and take
part In the settlement of matters
wherein they were the offenders. losIe
/ would ask the. soldiers who are
present.. if when they were enduring
the hardships of army life, and en-
dangering their lives to suppress the
rebellion, they expected when the war
was oyer their relentless enemies
would be speedily admitted into Con-
gess, todetermine how much, if any,
pension they should receive, and how
much additional bounty should be al
lowed them. Voices No, no.
Yet this is just what is demanded of
you. Are you prepared to grant it?
L" Never, never" 81 ~, r.,.,I.f,sl'4 -.
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&c DENTISTS. II
DRS. HAAS & COOKE,
.mo@83tR 70 eTTTr
Surgeon Dentists.
DENTISTS.

Rooms over First National Bank sGT
ouBssoofner Main and First Streets, aa1b
ans ,nofs&89ogq ai n28tgI. n9 y
5s97i2 3putssd0 nwaLl Evansville Ind
WHEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
= the very liberal patronage ereeeiYed
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents. of the city, desire all
persons whether they need, their profess
sional services or mott to visit their rooms
and see the various styles of work manu-
factured. s5Jn9 glEEJn q 81 b9YiSa
improvements and, inventions are being
made, and everything that will .subserve
the interests of their patients Is secured "
them. o Their establishment and facilities
are equal to any in the Eastern cities asa
They have several AnRstheticS for allie
waiting pain when extracting teeth. SUoAi
Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour. IN
All desirable styles of ARTIF ICIAL
TEETH made anywhere in the United
States are made by us. Irregularities OF
Uhildren's Teeth successfully coeF cited.
Those having rDecayed TEETH should
either have them, extracted or filled 1.-THE
latter If possible). The health of the par
ties and the remaining teeth demand It. 70
.gNeuralgie Affections treated also Cleft
fS1aio' g ssl,sfff .goI4 tt hue ,sra4 .apr1o