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MILK VA hSIi.tbLs - II N hI'''H'
MARSHALL q EBERT.

WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
w the late firm Of Marshall, Cots Co., at
the old Fulton Bank, and will furnish coal on
reasonable terms to all eur old customers, and
AK a share Of public patronage. marl2
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CARD.

I have this day soif my entrs STOCK o. Goods
10 sTELLE 4 FRAZIER. and fsesDneaA
them 20 my old eastoEa and % The paiiie esnsr-
ally, and solicit for tssm liberal share of sbs
patronage have hesetofore received.
March ., i5s5 tr1dkv y. II. GAK1fe0y.
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HENRY CRANGLE JACOB BERGER,
President, Vice President.
u. W BURT, A. ALLEN HOWELL,
W. b. SIMPSON, L. NJ D0DS0N,
WI. PETERSON, Sr.
THIS COMPANY Is NOW FULLY
i organized and will, in q short time, COM
menSe the manufacture of refined Carbon and
Lubricsting Oils, Lamp Wick and Chimneys.
For information in regard to the Steck or
Business Of the Company, apply to either Of the
Undersigned officers, or at the COmpany's office
on Main Street, next door TO the NJ. and NJ
Rank. W F. PETERSON, Jr., Scc'y,
81 HILDRETH, Treas'r,
JOSEPH II. CONNELL, Supt. del
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DEEDS OF TRUST. A

G. w. Robinson to Thos.. O'Brien,
trustee for M. G. Ieech, on country res
idence on National Road. Dated May
IS, 1867.
1. Altmeyer and wife to n. Richard
son, trustee for /. w. Ward, on lot on
Coal street. North Wheeling. Dated
May Is, 1867.
Frederick Lorentz and wife to Jacob
r. Exley, trustee for A. G. Robinson, on
lots Nos. 149 and $50 ON Zane's Island.
Dated May Is, 1867. ~
Benjamin Stantousto Z, w. Paxton,
on let No. 10, square 20. Dated May,
1867. -- s8'-
Charles wagenknecht to W. P. Hub.
bard, trustee for Philip Hanstein, ON 81
acres of land on McKinley's Run. Da-
ted May %, 1867.
Charles Wagenknecht toWaP P. Hub.
bard, trustee for Philip Hanstein, on .
acres, 3 roods and Z poles Of land on
Caldwelps Run. Dated May %, 1857.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-03-28
Cot Her Picture.

.AnimpressibIe youth recently impor-
tuned a young lady to give him her
photograph, She replied that she had
none suitable to- offer him, but ta,she
would get one taken expressly for him
This set bis blood to bounding and
filed him with the most delightful
sensations. To be made the recipient
Of such marked favor was more than he
had dreamed of; and he awaited the
arrival Of the Invaluable souvenir with
an anxiety which threatened to- throw
him into fever. 3noy "oa taf .7M
The coveted prize came at last,yby
the hands Of a special messenger--a
trusty porter atthe Express Office, It
was a side view of the youth inamorta
in her best clothes,g and her face averted
so as to show her back hair The dis
appointed youngster did not know what
face to put on the affair, but at length
came to the conclusion thatthe lady had
1'gone back on him. daaan ne'fa aaea
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Turpehtine from PetroleuIn.

bSinoe the pine product tof NORTH Car
DINA was suppressed by. the civil war,
we have missed our old'Convenience for
paint and light, and come into posses
sion Of one still more disagresble iniits
odor and effects. But recent scientific
experiments III England. it's sSld, have
proved that turpentinercan ibeiextracted
from petroleum BY q safe and cheap
process, at one-third eflthe old prieeiof
The Carolinaartieleyo Perhaps the man
ufact6re Of ,ttrpeHtiBe 5trom, the pine
may prove toabe Ioneg of 1.-the thihgsper-
manently abolished, though indirectly,
by'ths war, Stisa6ft :Adsf5oaA 5sy I i5,
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RECoMpENsE.

Mortal, toll your fonl isbending; -la
ea On your brow . the care of wears ~.
Lines ore marked beneath the lashss, 1G,
Only made by scalding tears.
You have carried others burdene,
Though your own did heavy lay;
While your feet the thorns were pressing,
They have trod aow'ry way. 1l
r,You have hoped for future blessings,
Toiling on with deepest pain;
While your hands have plOwed the furrows,.
Others garnered In thegrs,n.
Sorrows hand hath pressed you X ,enly,
Wild the thrObbing, pulses beat
Yet no kind hand cooled the forehead,
None would stay the tired feet.
But at times the weary spirit
Struggled Vainly to be free, as
Crying cut in bitter anguish, ,.s-.i..la .t
Wherefore, Father, must this be?"
Think you He who knows our weakness,
~ Hath not heard the earnest cry7
That He sui 'reth oil YOUR labors
sH Togo unrewarded BYE ..az"
Nay; He nOteth all how meekly
l3 You thew weary life-lbt bear ~ ..( 81
Though for his good time he waiteth,
Soon rich reward syour share. p
Toll, and pain, and patient sorrow
Only bring you nearer Him, Ep
When the brow shall be eneireled ..r.....
With o sanity diadem.
In the ''home of many mansions" al ~
You shall lay the burden down; ... ...
You have born the cross so nobN,
You shall surely wear the crown.
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From the Toledo Blade.
NASBY.

The Pure and UnnduIteratcd De-
mOcracy of the Y Roads Receive
Ihe Intelligence of the Refusal of
the Legislature Of Ohio TO Strike
the Word t'VVhite'' from Their
COnstitutlOn-'k'he Rejoicing Of
the Aforesaid DeniOcracy, as
Narrnte by Their Philosopher,
Guide and Friend, Mr.. NnsDy.
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LIeurINn CaeAnsLThe apYrophorus

LIGHTING CteARsLThe spyrophorus
used for lighting cigars Ahighlyo cqm-
bnstible powder, : requiring only. expo
sure to air and Slight warmth to ignite.
tits pfeservedihnassiiRl tin ease with a
narrow ori6ce, froGps which a little is
dropped on the lend Of the cigaFoand ig-i
hited by the aid of the, breath. 1t seems
to be even more dangerous to property
than the cigar itseif. 21aSclsaiife 1inerricaa.
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.EF-A philosophical cabman in Mo-
bile, thus speaks Of the section over
which his wheels make their tracks: IL
'If you run over a youn9ster down
here in this here ward, . said he, '.the
folks don'tsay hotbin' -4kase they have
got more children than whites for .emz--1
but you iist run over a goat or, a kid,
or a sow ~ a pig, and blesta if q mob
amt arterCSousin two miuits.' se y9ssro-
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syTheI ball of the philadelphia iTy1
pographical Union, took, place on Christ
mas hight, and much the surprise and
gfatiHcatioH OF many POE itsfmembers.
proved to- begPdteIia sdeoessag there
beiRgoa fairattendahteaand nothing but
he.ntmost harmonyieinioi oildnn 10 Islial
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.s%E0einezdtiveFs have totnludl ltheir
@points'' as welloias tEhoss slandtheg
overrun theiFli es-te.A'admiFation" by
putting d little s'coallon.ai4 aggAafl-e8
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Murder is not a pleasing subject; We
say let horrors surround it while society
shall endure Let the echos Of the thun-
ders Of Sinai, from Eteraty, sound in
murderer's ear; let human law make its
terrible discrimination; and we believe,
that God, who made man in his own
image, will sanction it. -.
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- .Conpered Pickles.

Oar medical stpdentasiiB iiBq New Y.9Eko
have been testing some Of the CITY pick
les for copper. The test is. made by
simply tFlrdsting bright needle into s.
pickle and allowing ii to remain theres
several hours IF thereIis any coppenq
present it will be deposited on the neefw
die, giving it the characteristic red col,
or Of the metal. From one specimen Of
pickles which were warranted not TO-
eontuii i.anyi cOppera heavy deposit ofd
the metal was obtained BY this atesto
within six hours. The copper is pres-,d
ent as an acetate, and; may come from,
bbilihg the!vihegdr D.. pickles IN d brass
or copper boileFwRiek has been allowed
too become acOateit with the aoeateiof
copper Or yeEdigria. Some mapnfactu-o
rers have been .knownrto. use this pig
ment in the manufacture Of picklesto
produce the fihsS perihaHeht greencolOrss I
which by soheiislthoughtlto be escdesis I
rablein this articlelof diet 1T may be-
taken as a rule, that pickles with per-s
manent green color contain copper
The test & the needle, and any one can
tryit.A7aS CTcalda.ln az l'.lll- ~ - :.
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EWhy are machina=teeders ike mil
itsry Hoggersl Because theylayLonss ss
fast as they can, to the roll Of the drum,
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erAbophHsp00,0QQ BonRds I9k RllTel
chalk gets somehow into, our bread aqd
milk avery every year. That is importing,
English bread and milk stuffs pretty lib
orally. 'hA9 .aD-! ts9For
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,FNALrrr on RArs -Thsoply effectu,a
Al remedy is cement on the bottom and Z
sides Of the cellar. THEY cannot get
through this, and 90 cannot and eh- 4.
trance TO the house. Now isa good
time to invest in saud, water and iins.
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tainty and in many instances the evil
dence is not ."circumstantial,1 but posi-
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. .@fn9 fra --ib'fogb& W9 v
IaFtgg9 E,EWOW
, 1867-05-07
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE
COU Gil
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST.

MONDAY THE 18TH APRIL 1867, noon at l2
o'clock, the Colonial Council held a meeting
extra ordinem.
The members were present with the excep-
ton Of the End crown member (Meincke), who
was absent from the Island, and the 3rd and
4th members for Christiansted's country dis
trict dam and Percy, who had reported their
absence, the latter on account OF sickness.
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
The Chairman informed the Council that ne
had received a communication from the Govern
ment, that the Money Bill to the Budget for the
financial year 1S66-67 adopted by the Council
on the 10th December last year, granting for
the purposes therein mentioned a loan of $500
of the Colonial Treasury's means to Comptro-
Ter P. @. Birch, had been sanctioned by His
Majesty the King on the 1st March last
, 1867-05-07
TEE AVIS"
gtrisiinaatra, u. Sruia.
TUESDAY. 7TH MAY 1867.

WE beg to call attention to an an
nouncement appearing in our columns
to-day, by which the advantages of Life
Assurance are offered to our fellow clti-
zens, at rates nearly fifty per cent. below
the charges of European offices. Mr.. f.
b. Griffith is the pioneer of this welcome
visitor and we wish him success.
, 1867-05-07
Sutnttnuitatiua
To the Editor of the St CrOix "Avis."
Dear Sir,

Dear Sir,
The Steamer "Robt. Todd" passed by
this port yesterday at 10 o'clock A. M.
on her waY to La Guayra with the Eu-
ropPan Mails from St. Thomas-conse-
q~uently the Mails must have arrived at
ST. Thomas on Wednesday and owing
to the calm weather, l suppose, we are
yet without our Mails.
Why couldn't some arrangement be
made with the "Robt. Todd" to land the
Mails for this Island, on her way 10 L0
Guayra? Passengers have on several
occasions been landed here from that
Steamer from st. Thomas and in no case
has the detention TO the Steamer been
more than Is minutes. Had The Mails
been landed here yesterday by the "Robt.
by 4 O'clock P. NJ, making due ~fiow-
ance for the miserably slow rate of travel
at which they are conveyed between The
towns.
remain Yours,
WEST ENDER.
West End, May 3fd, 1867.
mcgee
To the Editor of the st. CrOiX "AViS."
Sir,
In St. Croix Avis for goth last is an
article, inscribed ''Justices' Justice at St.
Thomas" and signed Ivy a Mr.. James
Leslie. In said article the official con-
duet Of the elective board, which sat at
81. Thomas on the 10th of April last is.
mentioned in such language as compels
me rs chairman Of said board to hold the
writer responsible for his words of this
my intention l must request that you
in conformity with our press law ! II
will give.your readers notice.
Your ohdt. servt.,
ROSENSTAND.
s.. Thomas, End May 1867.
, 1867-05-07
$22,l6O"

Gouverneuren meddeelte en- Sammenstil-
ling at de enkelte Poster mod de tilsvarende
Bevillinger for 1S66-67, hvor Diet samlede
Belob androg $22,99S. Nervarende Be-
villingsforslag var saaledes S83S mindre
end Diet foregaaende, hvoraf imidlertid $G82
Odgiorde NedsatteIsen i Diet almindelige
Dyrtidstill@g.
Sagen oveTgik til eden %Behandling.
8, 1ste BehandIing af Lovforslag til Udgif-
ter under Budgetposten D, II; Sund-
~hedsvesenet.
"Bevillingsforslag til Udgifter under Budget
tet for St Croix Commune for Finantsaaret fra
lste April 1867 til Site Marts 1868:
Til L6nninger m m. til Landphysicus
og andre Offentlige Lager. $1,888
L0nning til en- Dyrlege ............ 60
Udpifter we'd Communehospitalerne :. 6,9S4
Do. we'd Quarantainevesenet og til
Forebyggelse af E%pidemier ....... 600
$3.50"
{Fortseettes.)
, 1867-05-07

derived Opnaaede Wide we're varde En-
Fordeling at Fragt og Assurancebel0bene
paa liver Klasse af udsendte Gjenstande
Wide ofte v@re vanskelig og vilkaarlig,
og uden v@sentlig Nytte. Han ansaae
Diet like rigtiet, at stille PRISONER, der un-
der Sygdom maa hyde fri Hospitalspleie /
Klasse med Fattiglemmer, we'd at henf6re
Udgiften under Fattigvasenet.
Efter en- Bemarkning af 1ste Medlem
for Frederiksteds By (Sarauw) ON, at han
like havde villet fremsptte nogen Ankle
over Diet nHrvHrende Budgets Form, men
kun meent, at der burde tages Hensyn til
de udpegede Forandringer we'd fremtidige
Budgetter, blew 1ste Behandliug sluttet.
9, 1ste Behandling af Bevillinssforslag til
Udgifter under Budgetposten D I: Mi
litairudgifter, saalydende:
"Bevillingsforslag til Udgifter under Budget
tet for Communen ST. Croix for Finantsaaret fra
1ste April 1867 til Site Marts 1868, bevilges:
Sarlige like normerede Udgifter
Underklassernes Menage a~nslaaet til .$10,885
Midlertidigt Dyrtidstilleg til Under
klasSerne .......-... ......'-... oo<
Hospitals og Extrapleie ............ 1856
Medicinpenge. ........... 1,O92
A%rtilleri- AmmunitiOns- Og andre In
ventarlesager 2,7I2
Anskaffelse at Heste .............. $50
Fourage- og Staldrequisiter ....... 1000
Tyendel6n we'd Hospitalerne ........ 48O
Godtgj0relse for Transporter imellem
Frederiksted og Kinghill ........ 288
Belvsning 8S7
Uhestemte Udgifter 2O8
600 1901
, 1867-05-07

duction in the temporary increase on account
of the high prices of provisions.
The case was referred for the End discussion.
8, 1st discussion of the Money Bill for expenses
under the Budget, item d IL Sanitary
Department.; contents as follows:
money Bill for expenses under the Budget
for the financial year from the 1st of April 1867
to the 3lst of March 1868 the following
amounts are hereby granted
For Salaries &c. to the Landphysician and
other public physicians $1,S68
For salary &c. to a Veterinary Sur
For expenses for the Communal hos
pitals 1884
For Expenses for the Quarantine de.
partment and for precautionary meas
ures against epidemics ....-....- 600
--
$9,532"
ITO be continued.)
, 1867-05-07

The Governor compared the special Items
with those contained in the Money Bill for
1866-67 which amounted to $22,99s. The
present Money Bill amounted to 1888 less than
the former one, of which sum $3.50 was a re-
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G~ROVESTEEN & Co.,
PIANO FORTH MANUFACTURERS.
200 Rrondmnu- Nsm York

THE ATTENTION ofthe public and the trade 10 in
Il vited to our Nee, Scale, SerTH Osars, Ros1oood POH
fmtrs, which Tor volume and purity Of tone are unri
vailed by aay hitherto offered in this market. They
contain all rhr modern improvements. French grand
action, harp pedal iron from over-strung bass, ect., and
each Instrument being made nnder the personal super
visiod of Mr. !. n. GRoyEsrEEN, who has = practical
experience Of over thirty SCars in their Manufacture,
j. fully warranted in every partinlar.
Reed fhe highest HrHrd Of Iaert al lie csfbdted Worlds Fair
WHARF were exhibited instruments FROM the best maker
NJ London, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Boston and New York; aud GlaO at the American Insti-
tnte for five successive yeaIs, the G0LS and SILVER
MEDALS from both Of which can be seen at or ware
room.
by the introduction Of improvements we make a still
more perfect PanO-fort, aud by manufacturing largely,
with a strictly cash system, are enabled to offer those
in struments at a price WEIGH will preclude al competls
tiNn.
Our price are from 500 to $50 cheaper than any
first class PiRnu-fnric.
TERMS Mr. CAsH In current funds.
Descriptive circulSr SENT TREE. fiy20-mlSHGP
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And ali kinds Of CASTINGS for REPAIRS
constantly on hand.
would call the attention Of the Farmers,
in general. to a few facts. Having been IN
this business for over % wears, las well as
f,rn,ingl. I consider myself thoroughly posted
in ankinds OF Agricultural implements, and
having selected my stock irum the best man
ufactories in the United States, { am prepared
TO give better satisfaction than any other es-
Enlistment in Tennessee. FIRST, my Thresh-
ing Machine (Russoll'Sl will do more work
and save more gruia, with II lesser amount of
team and labor. than dpV other IN use. My
ReaDpr will harvest Wheat, Rye, Oats, Barley,
sc, IN the most perfect manner, on any farm
lapd in Tennessee, no matter how rolling. II
will cur around stumIs with almost the ease
of a cradle.
Az that is necessary 10 conUiprs me farmer Of
Tennessee fbdi mg sfd'eHs7is are correct, Is 10 al,
l6T me 10 prone ny assertion Ly q tridi Of mn
Machines. M NorerS are 'scoaa 10 RqRe ia The
market. w PloyS, rk:rersr t}eY bar" ben used,
are giring better satisfaction than my PioD in
Tennessee. Nh Stafford HBsei Cuhisatcr tli
cultivate fron 8 10 10 acres Of Corn or Cotton
per dqy, and makes II easg on he farmer, a. Ne
Ti4es on The mqchHe and does ne rort as psH
as can Be done piti mn common sAed Ploa.
also run furnish NV ora.rs wth ne best
VgtSr Wheel IN HE rorid, trhich / can safely
say, as 1 know Il BIZ eIpsrieqcr.
NV machinery and implements will
perform all that | claim tor item.
Rdy" All persons wishing information IN
to any Of my machinery will receive
"A Printed Pamphlet, and AL necessary intor-
by applying to GEoRoa ). RrsLE AT
Chattanooga. Tennessee, or 10 "a. s AIrHRs,
Agent, Jonesborough, Tfnnessee.eH
GEORGE 5. RuBLE,
spril2G-lsgT. Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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N, s.is.i.sy " the sluS. IhaI1hszs -, sosy
gfails. Addrra,
WsPEIsB, \, D. 1diisr,
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BARRE SHOP

shaving, shampooninE, H~air.Cutffne "a.
BY J. @. COUSINS.
90 TO THE BARBER-sHoP or + q.
" COUSINS, In ives. end Of Court House
ueHtto the once Of A.G Collins, Esq, II yos
wal Shaving Hair-cuuina % H~air-dycina
esae s1esD aaa n btyiG gt6IK
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.
Childhood, Youth Manhood, aRt
Old Age.
After the Original Pictures in Posses
sion Of Req. G0rhdm D Abbot, Of
Neb York.

MIAMI regard this series Of paintings a. The cAtfH
NJ aelrre Of American art hitherto; certainly moth
ibg In the department. Of ENGRAviSG yet produced iI
this country excels the work ofSmillie In their copyiug
The Engrayiugs were published nearly ten year
since, aud In the few and limited channJs thrnug
which they have been offered, a ready demand has beet
found. II Is now proposed to enlarge their sale, an
Mr.. Abbott has placed the plates with US for that put
pose. Relieving thar, IA in the case OF every great an,
wor by composition, they cannot be too common, =
have undertaken to meet his wishes.
The Trnle, Canyassers and Clubs will therefore hAy
most liberal terms. Clergy men aud teachers will ais
be entitled to a special discount, and all persons d..
posed to aid in their sale in any way will And a geper
nus reward for effort.
The prints will hereafter BE- issued on better plat
paper and with more care IA to printing.
Price Sl2 per set, on receipt Of which they III b,
sent 10 any address.
L.. A. ELLIOTT,
Importer and PtbhshT Of PrBh, 321 Washipgton r.
1865 Febl5nos6l BOSTON, MASS.
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NEW BOOKS,
pAINE,s PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

PAINE's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
A new work Just issued by W. Paine, NJ d., Pro-
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New School Remedies An Epltome Of Eberlis's Prae.
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on the History Of Medicine Editor OF University
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all diseases known In medicine and surgery, including
those u women and children. together with their path
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Address ths author, go Arch Street, Philsdeiphia,
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Entitled New School Medicines, which IL the only
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cling all the Eclectic, homeopathic. and Botanic rene
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J. T. CAZIER,

"OULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
friends, patrons and the public gen.
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat
ronage and hopes, by thoroughly discharR-
ing bis professional services, he will continue
TO merit Their patronage 10 the future, at the
above named place, where he has resumed
biS practice, and would be pleased to wait on
all who entrust their teeth to his care. sHav-
ing just returned from the Eastern Cities
where he purchased m entire new operative
snd mechanical outfit, together with A
choice selection If the best material known
to the profession, . a having secured all Of
the most approved improvements for perform
ing operations IN the most scientific style. he
feels sanguine than he will be able. combined
with an extensive experience of more than
ten years practice, to give satisfaction in ali
operations which be may perform.
TEETH inserted on she Yu'canits Rubber
Bsss, Gold and Silver. He would invite
special attention Of those who WISH AarIgt.
oiAL TEETH TO the Rubber Base as possessing
sbsSlutf superiority over all other articles sy.
sr offered for that purpose. Il can Be more
perfectly adapted 10 the gums. Il has great
strength, yet il is light and very dumble. IA
IL easily kept elean-sweet and pleasant 10
the TASTE. IL does not cost AaY a. ausa Is
Gold Base. Indeed, all who are IN need Of
Artificial Teeth, and those who wish to pre-
serve their natural ones, can have Il done 81
ahe Lsussi Prize by applyire AZ
CATERS DENTAL OFPTCE,
eeTt 1858 JoEEsBoRo', THpTpsspl
esw fswaeb 60
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
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