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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Republican Mass Meeting in Peters
bUrU.

PETERSBURG, April IA Republican
mass meeting held here tonight ratified
the proceedings of the Richmond Conven-
ton. 1t was addressed by T. NJ. Conway,
of New York. Good order prevailed.
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PECIAL NOTICE.-CARDOIO
e. EnnpDunEAN No

SPECIAL NOTICE.-CARDOI
- ALsOP i FOURQUgEAN, No. sl3 BROAD
STREET are row receiving, and will continue
to receive during the coming week, their SECOND
they invite the attention OF their friends and
the public. Among other things they offer lew
DRESS GOODS, such Plain and eros Grain
Black Silk, Light and Fancy Silks, Wool and SILK
Grenadines, striped Lenos, Challies, Alpacas,
Mouslins, Pequs. Bombazines, Lawns, Org indies,
Jaconet.. French Prints, American Prints, &c.
Also a full assortment OF plain and fancy CASH
meres, Virginia Melton Cloths, Tweedes and Cas-
simeres, for boys Silk and Bingham Umbrella
Parasos, latest sty les Jarvins and Princess Md
Gloves, Hosiery, Ladies and Gents Linen Cam
brio and Hemstitched Handkerchief. Embroi-
dered Handkerchief, Valencennes and Cambria
Lace Edging, and Inserting Lace Collars and Sets,
and fun assortment OF White, House. furnishing,
and Domestic Goods. Our goods bave been and
are now being purchased in New York tsoms at
large auction salesl on the most favorable terms,
and feel confident OF our ability to sell as low
anl2 CARDOzO. ALSOP / FOURQuREAN.
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1 non l"1' :, tm,o,tsd X. X. DUyAL,
4. n''''' 'D1' under poAwood hotsl.
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STRAWBERRIES,
CRAB APPLES,
PEARS,
PEACHES, OUNCES.
DAMsONs, GREEN GAGE,
LINES, BRANDY PEACHES,
CANNED STRAWBERRIES, and
PINE APPLE;
RED CURRANT,
STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, and
CRAB-APPLE JELLY, and
TAMARIEDs.
The above are all OF very superior quality. For
sale by J. E. DOUGLASS,
apl3 Ninth street between Main and Bank
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OFFICE or TIE RICHMOND BANKlSe ASD{

UFFICE OF TIE RICHMOND BANhTN" ANV{
INSURANCE COMPANY.
THIS COMPANY IS PREPARED
i TO Do GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
as well ~ TO Insure against loss by hre OF every
description of property also, To insure lives on
the most favorable terms They have secured me
services Of EDWARD sISroS, fate cashier OF the
Traders Bank, who will have charge Of the Bank.
ing Department.
We respectfully solicit a share of public patron
age pcdgiug that nothing shall be left uudone TO
accommodate our friends
JOHN b. DAVIS, President.
ppTTs SECRETARY.
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CLOTHING.

WHITE DRESS SHIRTS MADE
w TO ORDER We will take your measure
and make to order WHITE DRESS SHIRTS OF all
gra!as, and guaranteed to PIT or NJ SALE. We
nave some fine specimens Of PRINTED SHIRT
NO, az Well rs white. Your especial attention is
invited to this branch OF our business Also, al
WAYS In store fine assortment READY MAZE,
VIII te and colored, second to none in the market
ana prices AZ low A. at any other place, aual ~
and workmanship cons dered. Call and examine
WIN IRA SMITH 4 co..
apl7 liz Main STRAIT
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DICHMON AND DANyILLE

ICH NJ ON ID AND DANVILLE
IL RAILROAD BoSDs.-An arrangement to re-
new all outstanding mortgage bonds OF the Rich.
mond and Danyills Railroad Company by an uni
70 I'm issue under one FIRST MOhTGAGE IL In
progress upon plsn very advantageous TO bond
holders, aided by recent act OF the General As
s-mbly passed for that purpose. Most ofthe bond
holders have readily accepted the proposal OF the
company for this renewal. Others OF them being
unknown. or their address unknown, have nor
been heard from. II IL desirable for then. 80 ven
as for the company, that such should unite IN ne
arrang amsnt ~ an early day.
AL who have not already signed An sgres meIns
to the effect indicated are therefore rcspecaahhy
requested to see or correspond with NEON sno sao
ject At once. ,.v IA
Ny address Is Richmond, Va, where ! may AL, IN
usually found aud when Temporarily ap, ~. Nv the
be represented In respect Of this suoJSss y
Auditor OF the company, Mr.. J. d. BLAik' lao Ia
Any Information IN relation 20 nanssslsr q Co.
Thomas Branch CO. is.as pI .fald Joae. E.a.
and A T. Stokes. Tsq. Ei sshHpSsb. prs.,a.n.
| Richmond and Dan,ille hAiiio1
mn 2I-sOlsw
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The improvement is of incalculable benefit to
ALI employed in the composing room OF the wing:
The soft mellow light prod need II great relief
to the eyes when compared TO the puthng, glarlng
light we had heretofore. In conjunction with all
the competitors. | heartily recommend the In
yeution particularly to those who have sewing
reading or work to do by light. 1t produces that
steady, agreeable light which has Long been
desiisratnm. DANIEL MT hfhI,
an e-d&clm Foreman Hh9.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
Views Of General Sheridan.

The heroes of the war for the Union are
speaking out on the great questions Of the
day, and they express themselves in terms
which the people cannot misunderstood. a
dispatch to the Times from Philadelphia
gives the following report ofremarks made
by General Sheridan in the cars between
Washington and Baltimore:
On the cars, coming from Baltimore,
General Sheridan spoke as follows upon the
vital subject Of the hour:
The reconstruction act of Congress are
the only measures calculated to benefit the
people of the Southern States. All my acts
while in command of the Department of
Mississippi and Louisiana were not only
fully indorsed by General Grant, but in re-
atty might be considered the execution of
General Grants own orders. If the first
letter written by General Grant to Presi-
dent Johnson, regarding my removal, was
TO be made public, the people of the North
would be astonished at its radical tone; and
when il is published the people will find
that he (Grant) is radical to the core.
4" As far as Radicalism is concerned, Gen.
Grant is more so than an; and in several
instances have written to him asking him
to modify the instructions seRt me as being
too extreme to suit the occasion for which
they were intended"
The General spoke freely and unreaer-
vedly during the passage OF the cars from
Washington to Baltimore on the prominent
topics of the lay, and his views respecting
reconstruction are of the most Radical
stamp.
When near this city Sheridan remarked
" If the rebels get into power through the
policy Of Andrew Johnson, then the re-
bellion becomes honorable, and loyalty and
Unionism dishonorable and, after having
sacrificed so many lives in the suppression
Of the rebellion, l am IN fdUor Of depricing
them Of their polcer, By giving the colOred
Union men the right Of franchise.
These arc noble words, spoken by noble
soldier-by man who has been in the
South aud among the Southern people since
the close of the rebellion. And Sheridan
tells us that Grant is more radical than he
is. These are facts which should be seen
and read and needed by every loyal man
and woman in the nation.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
Jht ampxpiIle ~ hig.
Knoxville, Tenn. December q, 1867.

FIGHT BETWEEN INDIANS AND NEGROES
The San Antonio Texas Express thus de-
scribes a desperate fight that took place IT. to
Gently between colored soldiers ana III
dams: Frod
Major Bacon and Licntenanl .., LIZ
Moore, of the 9th United states 90 o;n NOV
f@ith an escort of seven men, on en- a. nth
down from Fort Lancaster Oh hit 'a man
fltimo, after nightfall, met T., ~, ,srtv of
running at full speed chaseu ~ ,r " ftrsyeI-
Indians. He reported thag ~ ~ /" % 1nS;ans
inc with the mail party We ~ ,,n,,a,.od
made their attack. Ihoso o-,lO cI..,d e..
eor > f;cbt and pushed onward. S9ihe , IGIr
- f1rtber on they were halleo Dy a.
NJ, ~ oIotber white man OF the man party
~ .bo Indians were alter. Still on
Mno WIZ nv discovered the bodies Of Cor
war; Wright wig and private Irvine, colored,
PCi a. Ninth, and the mail was found scat
o. ~ sIong the road The mail party,
UolU herring three privates and corporal Of
~ Ninth, with two white men, left How
I'd Springs about sunset. Some three miles
rom the Springs they were surrounded by
about three hundred Indians on horseback,
Who surrounded and began TO close in upon
them. Walton says the colored soldiers
dsmounted and acted very bravely, the
corporal acting with great GOODNESS. They
fought the Indians for some time, when the
corporal was shot through by bullet and
sunk to the earth his last words were
''Take my gun, / am killed" Upon the
killing Of the corporal, Walton said to the
men: Now, we must escape'-the Indians
gathered around the mules which carried
the mails, they having broken loose. In
attempting to force their way through, one
Of the other colored soldiers was killed
along with his horse. Walton abandoned
his animal and took to the rocks and bushes
where he was found by Major Bacon's par
ty, and the white man first met got through
with a slight wound. The two other col
ored soldiers have since reported at Ian
caster, one wounded through the lungs and
one through the shoulder.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04

THE Condemned Fenian Prisoners at
Manchester, before being hanged it is said
made an appeal to the American Minister,
Mr.. Adams, at London, to interccde for
them. Whether they all did so is not
known, but o Brien, alias Gould, one Of the
hanged Fcnians, wrole to the Minister, and
in reply received the following from the
Secretary Of Legation
"Sir-By the direction of Mr.. Adams |
have the honor TO acknowledge the rccep-
ton Of your letter TO him Of the 18th inst.
From information received from reliable
source, he finds that you are the same Mi
chael o Bricn who was tried and claimed
American protection at Liverpool, in 1866.
You then received sufficient warning from
the United States Consul at that place not
10 put yourself again in any danger, and
Mr.. Adams regrets TO learn that you have
failed TO follow that prudent advice
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
AURORA OIL.
WE WANT MEN EVERYWHERE TO

WE WANT MEN EVERYWHERE TO
w study their interest The right TO manufacture
and sell the Patent Aurora Oil in single county will make
the purchaser in three months than the
in the State will in whole year. General JOS. A.
COOPER and Dr.J. w. TH0RNBURGH have purchased the
manufacture and sell this celebrated Oil in the
knox, Anderson and Jefferson and also right
sell the patent all other counties in East Tennessee For
the present samples be at the firm of Thornburg
Hoskns, New Market and the house of W 2. Wilson
Co., in the Coffin Block, in this city.
The Aurora Oil costs less than the coal OIL while the Iu
minatng of the Aurora Oil much superior to the
oil the coal oil is to the alow CANDLE
lamp used for coal oil may be used for the Aurora Oil
IL does not smoke the chimneyit does smel-it will
grease stain the fnest nennot white CLOTH
and Is ellore han a Talog Candle.
For further particulars, address Thornburg HOskDs
New Market Gen. j. A. Cooper, Mrs. E. J. Jackson
Box 70, Knoxville, Tennessee.
oct 3O1m COOPER & THORNBURGH.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

FI1HE KNOW LILLE AND CHARlE S-
Il TON RAILROAD COMPANY will receive Proposals at
their Office in Knoxville Tennessee, until the 18th day of
December 1867 for the Grading and Masonry of the Second
Division, Of sixteen miles, of this Road extending from Ma
ryYe TO Little Tennessee River Bids will be received
the whole Division, for sections Compa-
ny Teservng the right to reject any and all bids.
Eighty cent Of the value of the work done will be
mcnthy estimates, and twenty per until
contract is completed The character of the Companys
will be made known parties wishing bid appli
cation to the President of the Company.
The Profile aud specifications be at the Companys
Office at any time.
Satisfactory evidence Of the ability Of the contractor
complete his contract will be required.
II. c. MORRIS,
Chief Engineer.
KNOXVILLE TENN., October Is. 1s67-gt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
Asa Ambrister vs.. Louisa Browder et al
1872, -r,rzr,r,N-rN A NTrc, IfnnDnT DDOIN
cHANcERY coURT-KNoxvILLE.
H. L. W Mynatt Administrator, Rebecca Roberts and


H. W Mynatt Administrator Rebecca Roberts and
Others
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
made the October Term, 1857 viii sell at
the court house Knoxville Friday, the 18th day Oh
December 1867 land belonging to the estate
of Henry G.. Roberts deceased viz
J. alone Farm, Of about 275 acres, in Knox county
in the Sd Civil District adjoining the lands OF
David Yesrout and others
80 in the 9th District adjoining VIM Gibbs, Mich
olas Clapp and others.
f. undivided interests shares In tract Of about
acres in the 9Th District known the Lester Farm
Joining tt. W. Kearnes and others.
Also about in Union comfy joining the lands oil
Richard Mynatt, Hugh Hubs and others.
g. Also halfinterest in the "Tan Yard Farm, Of about
500 acres, in Union county.
The 'Iiome Farm and "Tan Yard Farm" viii proba
bly, each three separate tracts to BE specified on
the day of sale.
hundred dollars will be required down, and for the
balance notes. without interest, &c and Is months will be
required with good security and lien retained for payment
of purchase money.
1t agreed that the whole of the 500 partnership tract
may be sold by tine Clerk and Master
10, Is67.-4t pf7 D. A. DEADERIOK, G. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
nHAN0ERY Observation-Disclosures.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
B. NJ BranEer Executor of the Estate of John Roper de-
ceased, VS.. John r. Branner ct al
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE PRO
NoUNCED at the November Term, 1857 Of the hancery
Court cambridge, in the above will proceed to
sell to the highest bidder public auction Monday the
10th day of December next the court house door in Dan
bridge in lots purchasers all the real estate remain
ing unsod belonging to the estate Of Colonel John Ro
deceased consisting of from 600 to 200 of land ~
ing cambridge, Tennessee the Knoxville and Mary
willie roads, and house and lot in the of Cambridge
purchased at former sale by E. Pumlee and never set
tied for Said real estate will be sold and two
credit with interest from day Of sale Notes with approved
security will be required lien retained the pur
chase money
Nov -, 1867 pf5 W. GALBRAITH, G. Il NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
ATTACHMENT.
Vim. P. Burn vs. George Goforth
TT APPEAR RING FROM THE AFFTDA

IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDA-
VT filed in this case the defendant George Goorth has
removed himself out of the State himself
that the ordinary of law be
and having obtained attachment against the
defendant before Il. NJ Creswe Justice of Peace for
SEWER county, Tennessee and the having levied
his property it therefore ordered by said Justice
the defendant appear before him. his Office
District Of SEWER county Tennessee the 18th day of April
1865, and show cause, any he has final Judgment
should not be given against him. the will proceed
ed with parte 1t is further notice shall
be published in Brownow Wing fer four successive weeks
noy6-4t pf5 r. NJ. CRESWELL, ]. P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
CHANCERY COURr-mAYRYvILLE.

IT APPEARS FROM THE ALICIA
TIONS of the bill that Henry Miller on-resdent of the
State abcond and cOnceas himself that the ordinary
of law cannot be served him. IL therefore
deTed that publication be made for successive weeks
the Knoxville Wing, notifying said nonresident appear
at the next Term of the Chancery Court be held the
house in Maryv the Monday December next
plead demur to compliments BILL the
will be taken confessed and for hearing
him.
w. c. PICKENS, c. & NJ.
t3-4t pf5 BY L. GODDARD, D. c. & NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
cHANCERY CoURT-TAzEwELL.

Nancy K Hurst John Brown ais; and John Brown
Nancy X. Hurst ct al
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
that the defendants Nancy X, Hurst and VIM A Black
burn nonresdents of the State Of Tennessee shown
in the and BILL 1t is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in Brownlow Wing
tng said defendant appear before the ChanceTy Court
at Tazewe the I'd Monday of April next then and there
defend said and bill the viii be ia
confessed them and the set for hearing
parte. A copy of the order.
nov I3-4t pf5 JAMES R. EVANS, c. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
FINANCIAL.

STATE Oh TENNESSEE l. Il. n. McCIung. oashier Of
OoHhty % hhoxs l tho FIRST National Bank OF
Knoxville, Tenn, do solennly
swear that the above statement
is tFus 70 the best OF my knoWl-
and belief
isiguedl r. NJ McCLUNe,
Cashier
Der, 1867. - Nv
lsgnedl }. c. 8. MCDANIEL, Notary Peal,c
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04

ME ARE AGENTS FOR THE SALE
w Of PHEEIX GUANO, imported direct from McKeaus
leland South Pacific Ocean. Also MANIPULATED GUANo
prepared by Wilcox, Gibbs Co., Augusta, Ga.
We propose to furnish these GuanOS the Farmers East
Tennessee with confidence that they the
Fertilizers yet discovered The Phoenix put up in bar
e Of 800 s and bags Of 200 s price at Savannah S55 per
Of 1900 rs TO which freight alone will be added.
npulated Guano costs in Augusta $40 per ton freight
added
The quantity 10 be used 100 TO 200 lbs
corn, and $50 20 500 fhB Sor wheat.
ffdesired, also furnish the PERUVIAN GUANo.
Mr. Philip Shctery, of this county, has used the Phoenix
Guano with great success and refer farmers him
for particulars.
oct sltf Jos. L. KING & SON
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
Legal Advertisements.
CHANoERY CoURT-KNoxYILLE.


CHANOERY COURT-KNoXVILLE.
NOTICE TO NON-REsIDENTs.
Benjamin Dickey Evalne Temple ct al
THE DEFENDANT, VIM. S. GALLO
WAY being nonresident stated in the crOssbl in
This case 1t therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in BrownloWs Wing, notifying
aid defendant appear before the Chancey Court at Knox
ye on Monday Of January next then and there
TO defence the BILL the will be taken
Nov 90 1s67-4t PFC D. a. DEADERIOK, 9. NJ
Jacob Graf vi. Elizabeth Graf
THE DEFENDANT, ELIZABETH GRAF,
being nonresident of this State stated in the bill 1t Is
publication be made for four successive weeks IN
the ChaDoey Court Knoxville, the fourth Monday OF
then and there TO make defence to the I
BILL the viii be taken for confessed and set Tor near
ns So sA 3, Ise7lt pr5 D. A. DEADERIoK, C. NJ
Luzaney Stanley vs. Richard B. Stanley.
THE DEFENDANT, RICHARD b.
STANLEY being NONRESIDENT stated in the bill Ii is
therefore ordered that publication be made for tour
i've weeks in Brow nlows Wbig notifying said defendant 70
appear before Chancery Court Knoxville the fourth
Monday Of January then and there to make defence
BILL the will be taken for confessed ana set
for hearing parse, =,
Nov 20, lsG7-it pfJ d. A. DEADEklOh, u a ~
Asa Ambrster vs.. Louisa Browder ct al.
THE DEFENDANTS, GEORGE BROW
DER Darius Browder Jsckson Browder Isabella BrOwder
George Webb and Mary A. his wife, Nancy Browder James
Tennessee stated in the bill 1t is ordered that pubca-
ton for four successive weeks in Brownows Whg
notifying said defendants TO appear before the Chancery
Knoxville the fourth Monday OF January next
and there make defence to the BILL the same VIII
for confessed them and set for hearing ex
Nov %, ls5T-st pf5 d. A. DEADEklOk, y. q N.
/
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN BAHkhUPCGY,
District the United States for the Eastern District
of

District Court United States for the Eastern District
of Tennessee
In the matter Of Samuel Guggenhem, Bankrupt.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE, s. s.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: THAT
l. the 21s day of November, 1867 warrant of Bank
ruptcy issued against the Guggenh
Of JOnesboro in the county of Washington said District
who has been adiudged Bankrupt R petition: That
the payment Of any debts and the delivery any property
belonging to such Bankrupt him. use and the
transfer OF any property by him. forbidden by and
that meeting of the creditors Of said Bankrupt prove
their debsand to choose Assignees
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, holden at the
Law Office of Scudder Hacker Jonesboro aforesaid be-
fore Joel A Dewey, Esq Register Bankruptcy for said Dis
tct. the sth day Of January, 1867 at o'clock p ~
d. MCDANIEL Messenger
Nov 27-2t and Z. s. Marshal for said District
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
Netherland and shieIds vs.. wm. P. Jones q al.

IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING THAT
the defendant William Jones' nonresident of the State
of Tennessee shown in the bill Il is ordered that pubca
ton be made for four successive weeks in BrownOws Knox
vile Wing, notifying said defendant appear before the
Chancey Court Tazewel the ID Monday of April next
then and there defend said BILL the will be taken
confessed him and for hearing pare copy
Of the order
l3-4t pf5 JAMES Il. EVANS, Q. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
IN BANKRUPTOY

-
District Court Of the United for the Eastern District
of Tennessee.
In the matter Of John Foggit Bankrupt Eastern Dis
trict of Tennessee S. s.
ENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
the 10th day Of November, A. D. 1867 warrant in
Bankruptcy issued out Of the District Court United
States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee against estate
of John Foggt of Cleveland Bradley county Tennessee
who has been adudged bankrupt his petition that
the PAYNE OF any debts and delivery of any property
transfer of property by him forbidden by law that
meeting of the creditors Of the said bankrupt to prove
their debts and to choose assgnees OF his estate
will be held at Court Of bankruptcy to DO holden AT Inc
ONCE OF L. y Trowbrdge at the DeanO House. at Cleveland
aforesaid before L. Trowbridg, Esq., Register in Bank
uptcy for said District the 2Sth day December A. D.
1867, at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon.
B. MCDANIEL,
Nov zOzt L. 5. Marshal, Messenger.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-04
DENTISTRY.
DR.. P. H. CARDWELL

HAS THIS DAY EFFECTED AN
IL arrangement by be will be able in the future to
supply persons who DESIRE from single to full set Of
teeth, on the
VULCANEZED RUBBER BASE,
Being the latest Improvement In profession and having
been sufficiently tested warrant its utility take pleasure In
recommending being far preferable In respects to
other base heretofore used 1t be used in in
all other materials fail No need therefore,
despair. Gall me- give your work and will demonstrate
these facts.
that full set Of teeth this method cost emily
half they would god and preferable all respects
msn Respectfully, P. H. CARDWELL.