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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-11-27
I COURSE or Study

Embraces Preparatory and an Academic
Department, including Literary, Sciea-
tiic and Optional Course, and Special
School Of Cioi Engineering aud o COM
naercial Course.
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FROM
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Is, a. MAGGIEL's 8 d
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
PILL IN A DOSE,
ONE PILL IN A DOSE. cat
aaa I55a ONE PILL IN a DOSE

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MAGGIEL'S PILLS and SALVE

Are almost universal in their effects, and
cure can be almost always guaranteed.
Each Box contains twelve Pills.
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DELAWARE,

This little State, friendly always to the south,-
one Of our fellow-sufferers during tho late war;
and now, to a great extent, bearing the same bur
den with us,-merits moro attention at our hands
than We are in the habit Of giving it. We ale in
debtea to q friend for copy of tho Weekly Re-
publican, Of January!As u, published in Wilmington,
Delaware, containing the inaugural address OF
Governor SALISBURY, which is deeply interesting
and has the true ring Of sound Democratic doe
trine. He gives expression to dignifed protest
against the reclklcssly aggressive legislation OF
Congress. He concludes with the following para.
graph:
Ii Congress shall be brought to respect and OBJ.
serve the constitutional limitations upon it's DOW.
ers and the rights reserved to the States and the
people shall bs maintained and upheld, wo may
look forward to future Of unparalleled prosperity
and greatness, and transmit to posterity the horit
age Of freedom beGuenthed to us by the f +ers o1
the Republic; but, If we are untrue to es, i
We permit our S.Ate Governments to be over.
thrown. and part wiz the protection and security
they afforded us in tEsPast, and hold our rights
only by tho tenure q congressional pleasure, the
spirit Of free institu IONS vii have hed, and the
genius of liberty, excluded from the land will have
become IN exile from o,r shores, never to return.
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TAXES

And it came TO pass in those days that there
went out decree that all the world be taxed . sr
says the scripture and we are sure all our readers
viii concur with us in saying that the above state
ent Is as true as gospel even as applied to tbese
days. The people Of the United States before tbf
war felt tho weight Of taxation perhaps as little as
the inhabitants Of any civilized country in tbs
world This WIS natural, when it is considerad
that this was formerly free country. where thf
people elected their rules and adniniatra ;vve
officers Of every grade, from a county tax oollac.
tor to the Chief Magistrate Of the Republic. and
whom we moreover bear IN mind that We e, scarreI,
had any national debt vary 'sman standing arnoy
no royal. civil list and but fews II any pension.
ers There were then no tsnational', schools NC
freedmen's burea ux, and no military COMMISSIONS
Congress was the only spoiled child OF the na.
1on,-the prodigal son, who spent money some.
what freely-but Uncle Sam Was considered in easy
circumstances, and his numerous nephews were
oisposed to look leniently upon this Congressional
e1travAgance evon when these said gentlemen.
not knowing how otherwise to appropriate the sur.
p.us revenue, voted themselves each s10.O worth
o1 DOCKS and stationery: We speak from memory.
and the amount may BIO more or Less. s :
Another reason why this burden iii 80 l;rht,v
was was because there WIS then no direct tar v1,ai.
ever. me United States Government collected ita
revenue entirely through its custom honsa
officers; and altbou every intelligent man Knew
very ven that he was paying atax every time III
bought 9 satin vest, broadcloth coat, muslin cur
tains, French 1nerinos, or Havana segars, the
imposition Of these taxes was In great Measure.
voluntary; the strict professor Of free trade psi
oiples could defraud the revenue BY simply fore.
going the .use Of these Injuries; and though he waa
ever 90 rich man, unele san could not get acent
hon Elm. 81 it aS ~ q
But ze have M changed al this. There is now
gig nsic national debt, to pay e nero interest oi
which generations TO- como must DO heavily tax
e. me tazin has beee. gresti increased and Is
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SOUTH CAROLINA LOYALIsTs.

AS We have predicted on several occasions, MIR.
SUMNER at last has presented that petition from
citizens Of South Carolina, asking for the ostab-
liahnaont OF loyal government" in that State.
Tho dispatch VII be found in our telegraphio col
umns this morning,
Who are the petitioners The people Of South
Carolina would like to know. Why do thoy not let
their light shine, and forth and profess thei1
faith before all men? The people are much in
terested in this matter, and should not be kept in
the dark. Let not the gentlemen be afraid.
Neither tar nor feathers await them. There is nc
chance for q martyrs crown. But we respectfully
suggest that it is time to put away the darl
lantern .-..... ~5a.z NaE. Na
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CHI A r L ES TON
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7, 1857.

WE PUBLISH to-day the full proposition for Re-
construction, which has been referred to before in
our telegraphic columns. We arc authorized to
state that the proposition has met with the ap-
proval Of the President and many Of tho promi-
mont members Of Congress. 1t also has the
sanction Of Gov. ORE of our State, GOV. MARVIN
of Florida, ex-Gov. PARSONS Of Alabama, e1.
Gov. SHAEKEY Of Mississippi, and other loading
Southern politicians, and it is quite probable that
the Legislature of North Carolina will adopt it.
as it is now before that body.
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Extract from Ordinance Ratified November 20h 1906
Sec s. No cloth awning shall be put up man
ner as to obsruct loot passengers; and sgnboard
shall be erected otherwise than thirteen feet from the
lace OF the ground or foot pavement 4 r
under penalty Of Twenty Dollars foc each and every
day, while any such ming board liked or form
Cd otherwise than as herein directed shall remain.
SEQ. No person persons whosoever SHALL for the
purpose of exposing any goods, commodities or other
articles for sae place. or cause TO bo pa ed any such
table, bench, salboard box, other appendage any
street. Lane, alley public thoroughfare or nny foot
pavement within tho City. under penalty OF Twenty
Dollars tor each and every such offence and for
such offence is committed: Pouied however That Ven
due Mrsters shnu be permitted expose before their
stores such goods ano commodities they sell public
auction, but not to take up tlnn the front OF
the venduc storca and to the distance
feet beyond the SINE. ~" a
SEC T. No porson persons whosoevcr shall suffer
OF any description, other matter thing to him
hor or them belonging consigned laJ or stand for
longer space than four hours in any street. ane alley
or public thoroughare within tho City, under penalty
OF Two Dollars with COSTS for every hour any such
article or thing shau lay stand beyond tho above
menconed time: excepting. materials for building in re-
o. namely: When any person persons shall erect or
repair house other building upon any street lane
aley or open court within the city, he she, or thcy
shan mnke application for the OF much Of tho
street or public shall front of tho
lot on which building is to erected nor extend
more than sI feet into the street, which space such
son or persons shall forthwith enclose with sucien.
ence at least six feet high order deposit within tho
same the requisite materials building and repairing:
and such fence together with the remaining material he
she, or they shall remove the be finish.
forfng Two Dollars for every hour that such fence or
such materials shall aferward rcmain unremoyed: and
on pain Also of having the removed ut his her or
their expense, by the City authorities. =
| January % 49,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE, II
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY
pUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TNI}}Ep
the following Ordinance licenses have been prenareI
ior delivery from this Office. s. THOMAS. IL.
y, ..0 City Treasurer,
y SEC !. Re Ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled That from and after the rst ,r
OF Licensees sha be taken out for I'll carts draws
the same manner md according the same proysons
now or force In relation to CARTS rays and ot
daT a9r ne e1csps a giving bonds And such
tnining the number thereof and marked Pipnts to ha
placed on the outside Of the shaft. 1 'aS n :,
SEC NO person shall be taken by the Treas11rer aa
surety to bond under the Ordinance concernino ~
less he or she be freehoder. lIsiT1 ~ -
Licenses for public and private carts drays WAGONS h
nsudng the horses OF mules used thereof which sho
oe nee nom other taxation: ~! va -,
foht1c c4h1s DRA2s, ETC, OF THOSE EaP1oYED IN ANY
BUsENEss WHATEVER, FOE H1RE DrRrcr or nyDmTcr -
eoefY cart dray or wagon drawn by one horse or
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by two horae. -
mules, $50 7-~@~1 ! ' 81 Il - -''S'N' - =
For For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40
y For every hack and carriage with four wheels. $40
9TH t eseay hs sage or omnibus except line onbus
For every stage or omnibus (c1cert line o.nnihn,,
drawn by four horses, SEQ. sf :$ 5z5t s ITI3 ~.
For every express drawn by two or more horses
aREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS. pnAYa. rro. "
For every bread cart or wagon. SIS. i'd -
FOE every cart dzy or wagon, used private or do
mesnc purposes aud not to be employed in the trans
oner commodity, for compensation, either directly or
for the same, shall pay for license the sum OF
%, exclusive OF the horse or mule. 'at @
Ratified In City Council this 1eth day or Jnrrary
81 the year OF Dur Lord one thousand eight hun
I dred and zixtysix m, - "A
t BY the Mayor n - aAayo1'
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y BY the Mayor, -,---->- - - -
January StA':ss. W. Il SMITH r1ert a, cornry, X

Nj CITY YTAxEs.-afONTFaLY RI R.ETTII7Ns- --
OFFICE OF THE CTTY ASSEssOR1
- -, :.... CITY HALL, February LIST, 1887 x r
M Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI CoNCERNED
January pest in compliance with the Tax Oriinance
rsttaed on the 2sth day Of December, 1885, must be-
FebruRry1 u .s15. Sf5.- l:ty Asaessor
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B GA R DI N G ,

POARDING.-PERSO WISHING COOP
~ Board, at reasonable rates. be accommodated
a. AIs HANAhAN'S large and commoiious BOARDING
house. corner King and Vanderhorss Streets This
house mas peculiar advantages ovor almost any locality
N the city being within FIVE minutes walk Of either tho
Railroad South Caroln Railroad Depots
Tho City Passenger Railway Cars pass the q oor
February5 TI-1 tn+hsrx
DR1vATE BOhRDING.-A FEW ROARn
\ Els can DO accommodated at No. 92 KING STREET.
N eNse e.uc. oosAc ofoao. Janunry 81
GOOD BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN a
~ pleasant part Of the city. with pleasant rooms
Terms ss Per week. Apply at No % MEETING STREET.
January 19 '.i... Z. - 1naos
pRIvATE BOARD. WITH Or WITHOUT ROOMS. AT
Janunry1 IA -l.0- :, ,.s
QOARDING.-MRS. III. KANILAH Is PRE-
~ PARED to receive Boarders, at No. 146 Meetinc
street up sairs Her many friends and acquainances
WILL Please Dear tn1s IN mind December Is
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AM ORDINANCE

TO EsTABL1sE THE OFFICE CHIMNEY coNTnAcro
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCII.I
- .-.-.- ,.--. -.a- January 81, 1867. I
K1HE CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MR. j. E.
- RoUMILLAT Chimney Contractor for the Upper
Wards. and Mr.. NJ NIXON for the Lower Wards they
VIII enter upon the duties OF their office on the LIST Of
February ina and for the general information Of tho
public the following OrdiraSce is published: -
5.T& & W. e. SMITH. Clerk Of Council
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An ORDINANCE TO EsrAp11sH TEE OFFICE OF cHn-srv
Be it ordained " the Aayor and Aldermen in city cou.
Gil assembled Thnt fo and after the passage Of this Or
sweeping chmneys the first for all tha Dart Of the
city tnking in Wards Nos l. q and 4 and The second
sne sona a9a I'd tSs
Council In the penal sum Of two thousand dollars with
Two sood a1rehes conditioned for tho faithful perform
SEC AL and every person occupying building with
made aha allow and permit the said Contractor or CON-
tractors TO visit inspect aud to be swept the said
they for such sweeping hereinafter prescribed the
lees and case any person shall oppose prevent the
they making such opposition conviction thoreofbefore
the Mayor shall be ancd in a not exceeding ffty
SEQ g. II the Contractor for sweeping shall neglect
this duty In not causing tho enid chimney to be swept
to be swept unawent for one month. a. eretnba
fore directed, SAID Contractor information before the
aned sum not exceeding fy dollsrs provided sai is
Contractor was not opposed prevented sweeping
sn,a enney IN shsn tho hne may be inflicted the
SEQ Said Contractor shall give notice in public print
TO be swept which notice shall given at least two
before and such sweeping shall take plnce proper
each an ohace entitled sweep oMcc' centrally 1ocat
e. where any person sending for sweep shall ime-
possible. Nv - - st ea1tsr m as
SEC s. In al sases Of neglect Of the said Contractors
not herein provided for conviction thereof before the
Mayor such Contractor shall be fined in any sum not
eAceene my dollars; and that sweep boy gyeenino
OF onerng 70 sweep chmneys In this city unless licensed
oy the Contractor shall be fined in not exceeding
nve dona1s TO be recovered In the Mayors Court =
SEC g. The following fees shall be allowed for sweon
ing cnl1nneys VIZ: ten cents for each story. IG7t
SEC. Z Houses which have chinnneys wEerein nnthra
cite coal is burnt exclusively will not be required to be
swept only Mt the option Of the owner or Occupant
repugnant hereto be and the are hereby repeae
aaned IN City Council this 18th day Of January in the
- 81 sixty six. p. C. GA1TTAim S1.1soa eu ano
By the Mayor: ~ 49, - i7
February 1mo W, H. SMITH C1e,S of corrc,,
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,

HEFICE OF CHEF OF DETECTIVES
NJ ~ FEBRUAEY 5-Recovered and now at this ofncc.
TWO COPPER PUMPS, which the owncrN requested
to como forward aud identify. J. c. CAMPBELL
February o Lieut.. in charge.
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a6 Aa Communications intended for publication in
This journal must be addressed to Me Editor Of Tie
Daily Ne,os, No. 18 Huyue-street, Charleston S. G.
Business Communications TO Publisher of DdNs
Ne,cs. s&
Wecan,.ot undertake 10 return rejected conaauaicd-
lions.
Advertisements outside Of tie city must be acconpa-
7,ied ,cith the cash. .r@at'%
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r E w A r DS.

T1WENTY.FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
epprehendlng the thief MULE stolen from THOMAS
BAY "a IN St 9apes Goose Creek Parrish Said Mule
scar across bus wethcrs by cart chain; also fy
scars on thighs, near the root Of the ta-ore on the
February - A stnths
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/, a NOTICE.

NVTICEI.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE.)
- CIzAnlEsroN, s. c.. February s, 1867.
N ORDER TO GIVE ALL INTERESTED AN OPPOR-
Il TUNlTY to erect platforms to protect tho sidewalks
In front of their lot required by Ordinance
Ashed said Ordinance will not be enforced until tho 2t
February inst. q. b. SIGWALD
~ FobruaryG IL Captuin of Police
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EDUCATIONAL

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES' ~ %-
M RS JOHN LAURENs, ASSISTED BY TIE REV.
ll ". B. y" AOWE. at No. IS Coming street
term seEnencang October 1st, and ond1ng july ist.
For particulars apply Us above a - g
Octooor Is - --.Ht .l. -II- -
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HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS. s.r.>%
vENHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE
Il resumed on the SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEM-
ts limited to twelve. --37 -17'T - ff>'' -
The Principal is graduate in homo }, Cambridge,
rs teacher In the south. = ~-'''~eo
Careful and thorough instruction WIN be given in the
LATIN and GREER CLASSICS, French and Sransh
With complete course Of English studies INCLUDING
ing. 49, y -S-'' f>'-'1>'f f
Pupils viii be treated in all respects Us members his
famy and viii receive the undivided care and sten
dics. s5s> 1TN IN '"-1''o' o . -
Reterences-Tot the Faculty OF the South Carolina Uni
versity. and to present and former patrona. -
For terms and further particulars address the under
signed RICHARD FOpTT a n
Colo1loa, august 4s6b stuth August IL
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OST ON YESTERDAY, BETWEEN
~ Wentworth and Market streets. POCKET BOOK
contaning an Express receipt md Of money By
suitable reward. -- - Jannarv ~ -
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LARGEST C1RcULAT1oN-The DAILY
News publishes the Official List Of Let
ters remaining az the Postc6ice at the end
Of each ,eeeh, agreea6ly to the Johoao'ng
section Of the Nc,o I'osto6ice Lao, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be it further enacted That Lists Of let
remaining noaled for in any Posoce in any city,
tcwp or villpge where newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter bc published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly oftenor shall have the
,, -
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1 O S T :, !,

STRAYED, FROM No. 10 COMING STREET.
on the @ Sd instant hver.oolored POINTER. eight
his tau cut on and with the owners the collar
liberal reward viii bo paid for his recovery.
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q FiHoR SALE, TWENTY, LARGE. FAT
and year ola For saeat Mills House Stable: Apnly
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"A S.onar MeSMTE raHEE sAaTA sa1.1;A FINE FARM, IN
s 81 q v5 wniSa are &c. S,e:rsa
ChaEleston, on the state Road and wthin onar 81
ctakd ON the f.1cs. ~ IN q -
Ror inforznation spply 70 ;3s S+sp t:ss
Dr.. a. BAEn
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For SALE.

4 E1OR sAIE.-A ADEsIRABLEpLAN Nr Ari0H ~
OF psrs Royal Island Of $50 acrea 100 acres ready
tor cultivation, the balance wood land. This place ia
beautifully situated on Bread River one honr;s r,ve
ona tnr sne sS nSma o. s M T. has
wagons ard implements The place WIN be eoid az ha
gain. and part Of the purchase money can renos9n ~
- ~. " 5!Ss .s% lsy: c.. W DENNiaSE SE
y. VAAunfy ~ - lno~t HlapterBs
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E'OR SALE, a AsCH0LAIRSAIP m a pErTIA
-. aoa; DpaIA UntyeIaiy OF Medicine aud surgery
q graduation n the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT er,ha un
3ng anatomy Surgery Physiology. Materia Medica
dren Principles and Practice q Medicina and PstS1
e1 As .as Is one Of the first Medical Universities of
Once. rSapy ~ h1as
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Be 1t Ordained That from and after the FIRST day Of
January ne1t every person keepng!a shop store
engaged in mercantile business in the City of Charleston.
sha post up. and keep posted up, in conspicuous
place at his her husrcss stand and stands aconspicu
ous sign Board OF Plate containing his or her given
given name aud surname of each member Of tho firm;
shn forfeit and to the City penalty Of fifty dollars
for each and every offence or default nrd in addition
thereto further sum of fifty dollars for each
month during which the provisions OF this Ordinance
shall ronan not complied with Prouide ho,oere1 That
nothing herein contained shall apply TO the spccia part
ners OF limited partnership.
Ratified December z, 1861 M"
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NOTICE.

= : =
'e&0a OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE)
CHARLESTON. S. c., January 2G 1867. u
TE1HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS HEREBY PUB
Il LIsHED for the benefit OF al whom it may con
cern- C. y. SIGWAID,
#"4N@@ Captuin OF Police.
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40
5l1lnl0r0nG,

A SHOCKING thing to think of--a gal-vanic
battery.
VICE stings even in pleasure, but virtue con
soles even in our pain.
IF mans wife is well bred, be never wants
any but-her
True goodness is ike the glowworm it
shines most when no eyes except those Of
heaven are upoa it.
SOME one says that going to law is mighty
cold business; for all you ever get is but just
ice, and sometimes you don't get that
Ar a recent railroad celebration, the follow
ing sentiment was given: Our mothers
the only faithful tenders who never misplaced
a switch"
The only liberty cap" says clever and
witty author, . is anight-cap in it men visi
one-third of their lives, the land Of sleep
the only land where they are always free and
iequal.
A LAWYER, who from a very humble station
had risen to become peer Of the realm, be-
ng asked why his arms were not emblazoned
on the panels Of his carriages, replied, 4" Be
tyr
A LADY who had espoused an old and
ill-tempered husband, who was extremely
rich, used to say; Whenever / End my
temper giving way. console myself by re-
firing from the presence of my husband, and
reading the marriage settlement.
A WEALTHY bishop congratulated a poor
curate on the good air he breatheed in his
parish--to which the latter replied; "Yes,
my lord, the air would be good enough if
could only live omit
AMoSG the patents granted lately, was
one to a jerseyman for improved compost
ton for sausages." We have heard of a
mixture Of dog, red flannel and turnips as a
composition for sausage, but it is not likely
that it was ever patented. What the improve
ment may be we are at loss to imagine.
SOME years ago a clergyman was preaching
to large audience in a wild part of Illinois
and announced for his text
In my Fathers house are many man
sions
He had hardly read the words when an cid
coon stood up and said:
Il tell you folks, that's a lie know bis
father well. He lives fifteen miles from Ola
Keutuck, in an old log cabin, and there amt
b It one room in the house. "
Nor many years since, in West Plymouth,
t used to be the custom for the school
master to {" board rolnd among the families
ofhis pupils so as to save expense. Sometimes
OF course, the days did not come out quite
even-there would be eight days and half
at one place and nine at another. One
man, who was notorious for his meanness,
Just before the sehoolmaster began his dinner.
sad to him' Mr., suppose by rights
your time is up just about half way through
this dinner. That's as near as ! kin caleu-
late and have calculated pretty close. But
Adon't wish to be small about IT, and YOU kin
eat just about as much as you would do for
ordinary"
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BARN
TRIUMPH IN DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
By the use of Nitrous Oxide Gas, and is attended
with no danger whatever.
e NJ ORARY SETS
inserted if called for. Special attention will h,
made to diseased gums and cure warranted OF
no charge made.
7 II FILL
to last for life, and all work in the dental line
done to the entire satisfaction Of all or the money
refunded. Prices shall correspond with the
times.
have located permanently in Bedford, and
shall visit Sohellsburgh the Ist Monday of each
month, remaining one week Bloody Run the Sd
Monday, remaining one week the balance of nv
time can be found at my Office 3 doors South Of
the Court House. Bedford, Pa.
WIN. W. VAN oRMER,
Nov 20 1000. Dentist