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Sundriss and furniture al your own ,prices to-
day, at suctiOn, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at salesrooms
of Chas. 7. Nah, corner ST. Charles and Perdido
streets.
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ii Partner

Wishes to sell out account Of sickness inability %
attend to the interests Of the firm The already
established although further Improvements are desr
able The capital required from $500 $40 OOl Parties
having that amount Of idle CAPT al End good
Address l. b PostofHce box 1905
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PhdEOn'S

" p A = II 1 a n LO' ION d"
BEAUTIFYIYG THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
PHALON'S Paphisn Lotion " removes all ERUP-
TONS, FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs, MOTH BLoTCHEs,
TAN, etc, and renders the Skin Sof FsIr snd Blooming
For Ladies in the Nursery IL is invaluable. For Gentlemen
after Shaving it has equal "Paphisn Lotion is the
only reliable remedy FOR diseases and emhes OF the Skin
PHALONS Paphian Soap" for the Toilet Nursery and
Bath will not Chap the skin.
Price Is cents per Cake Sold by ell Druggists
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"Southern Landsn .agency.

We offer services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERrY, etc, In the Southern States References and IN.
formation promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON h CO.,
No. 50 Liberty street. New York
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AiiC Orleans POStOmce.
Time OF Arrival and Departure Of Malls

Route sOol-Nsw Orleans Brashier leaves daily fs,.,
Sunday at Tan Arrive daily Sunday exeepted bv
Route cO2-kew Orleans Canton departurs Am
Closes at $50 Sunday Il NJ Arrives daily a, 40
- wv
Route sds-Hsw Orleans to St. FraAcisve suppying an
the omees opened departure Monday NJ and Frdav "A
8 A. N. Arrives Monday and Frid,y mornings
Route sOi-Eew Orleans CarroIlton via Jesers,n r,
departure Monday and Thursday atgAM Arrive. No.
snd Thursday at4P.N.
Route soo5-New Orleans to Buras Settlement. Lowe,
Coast departure Tuesday and Friday at Arriv,, ST.
day and Thursday
Route oO6-Nsw Orleans to Mobile departure daily At
NJ. Sunday att n. Arrives daily by San
Route sOO7-Nsw Orleans to Covngton La d.n.,tr,.
Monday and Thursday at Arrives Tuesday and Fri
at4P.H <
Route Kew Orleans to AIgiers departure daily a,
N Arrives daily by II Az
Route sOOS-New On leans 10 vcksburg surplving Al. a.
Offices opened to vcksburg also Red River and ouai,
Parishes. Departure Tuesday and Saturday at sPM A.
rives on Monday and Friday mornings.
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdav, ~
Saturdays at TX A N, Pascagoua. Saturdays H.
MAILS Tor Galveston, Houston Indianola San Anton,
Brownsville Brazos Santiago. via New Orleans and psl.
Railroad, close att A. n Sunday and Thursday
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba. Wa.
Indies, etc.
Guadaioupe, Martinique. French and Ditch Guisns @,
Nneents st. Lucia St. Vincent Trinidad csn,,
half Or. optional
Cuba Mexico, Hayt, Porto Rico st. Thomas J.r,,ics
'eneEueia United States Of Colombia Enzlish G,aan.lo
cents half OF, obligatory
BOLIVIA Chill EeuAdOr-sl cents half o., obligatory
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$4,000 REGARD.

sToLKN nom the CANAL BANK, THIS DAY. pack
se up the Southern Express Company addressed
NJ MORGAN'S SONS, New York, containing FIFTf
THOUSAND $4,000 DOLLARS. IN Legal Tender Notes
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars each. All Of Letter v,
nd
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ONCE Hours.

opens at O'Clock A. NJ; closes at q.
Sundays, ONCE opens at O'Clock A. n closes at l7M
R. W. TALIAFERR0,
Postm Ast
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IRON Cotton Ties.

In addition TO the celebrated ARROW TIES, am nov
prepared sceve order from trade the sELFFAs
TBNlNG BUCKLE TIES all made Of the best quality Eng
hsh Iron, and BANDS Of any required length
II. I. BARTLETT,
General Agent, IS Carondeat street
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Fassmanmes Cotton Ties,

We have Large Supply OF the celebrated ATOR
TIES on band which in quality Iron be-
ing OF best English manufacture and fully
Also, FASSMANN's BUTTON TIES and DIAMOND
tbs so extensively used In former years
For sale In any quantity suit purchasers.
CHAMBERS Il LATTTNG,
81 Carondeiet street.
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Carpet Warehouse,
STREET.
Bk0UssEAU co., importers. offer lOu prices
OAHPETIk0-EDglish and American, O all kinda Hoor
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS MArTING-5d0 rolls
China, 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Pano Oovers Orumb OothsDrugget Linen and Felt;
tains-Lecs Reps, Worsted Damask etc Furniture Cover
lng-Lnen and Cotton. striped; Conioes Bands Pins
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Pure, Sparkling Ice Cold Soda
VICHY. KTsSENGEN. BLADON,
BLUE LICK and sARATO IA WATERS,
draught at all times
S. HASTINGS,
corner Felicity and Magazine streets:
Fruit Syrups Of my make on " are used
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National Democratic Ticket.

National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT;
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANK H. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI
Electors for the state at Large;
Ex-GOvERHOR r. @. wICKLIFFE, Of West Felieiana
ISAIAH GARRETT. Of ouachita
ALTERNATEs:
JAMES p. FRERET. Of Jefferson
JUDGE J. n. LEA, Of Orleans.
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u. &. BOgei.

GENERAL AUCTIONEER,
Office and salesroon "a Tchouptonlas street will Give
prompt attention TO sales Of Merchandise Stocks Bonds
Real Esta and Furniture Cash Advances Made on Con.
Sgnments Regular sales o. Groceries, Produce Wines Ii
qu9rs Jo6seeo and Cigars every TUESDAY THURSDAY
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A joint resolution requesting OF the warrant
clerk of the late convention an exhibit of warrants
issued, was read and placed on the calendar.
joint resolution appointing committee to
investigate the conduct Of the late elections and
State, was also read and placed on the calendar.
The House then adjourned to Wednesday at
I'm
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27

Washington never made speech. In
the 1enith Of his fame he once attempt
ID IL, failed, and gave 1t up confused and
abashed. In framing the Constitution
At the United States, the labor was al
most wholly performed in Committee
Of the Whole, Of which George Wash
ington was day after day the Chairman,
but he made but two speeches during
the convention, Of very few words
each, something like one Of Grants
speeches. The convention however, &C
know :c;:sccsa: ::.o master spirit; aud histo-
rians adlrm that had 1t not been for his
personal popularity aud the thirty
words II his first speech, pronouncing
tit the best that could be united upon,
the Constitution would have been reject
Cd by the people. Thomas Jefferson
never made speech. He couldn't do
it. Napoleon, whose executive ability
10 almost without . parallel, said that
his greatest difficulty was in finding
men Of deeds rather than words. When
asked how he maintained his influence
over his superiors In age aud experience.
when Commander In Chief Of the army
Ut Italy, he said,, "by reserve" The
greatness and goodness Of n man Is not
measured by the length Of his speeches,
Or their number.
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Roofing and Spouting.

My principal hand has worked forty years 1t
the business; his name 10 WA. u. HAN.
10ND; is good sort OF q man, ready for any.
thing that comes along. My GREAT EMPO-
RIUMwill be found in the VIRGIN BLOCK,
Upton Iowa, where VIII , be happy to smile on
backs and win make you happy by present.
ing you with my goods In exchange for them.
2Oy1 VIM. H. HAMMOND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27

LINCOLN AND SEYMOUR-After one
q the Presidents proclamati0ns calling
for more men had been apportioned
among the different States, Gov. Sey-
m0ur went to Washington to urge upon
Mr.. Lincoln the reduction Of tile quota
II New York. Early in the day, after
Aas arrival, he sent In his card; but the
ffOsl0ent surmised his errand, and the
day wore away while he gave audience
10 other callers. At three o'clock he
ordered the Office door to be thrown
open and the waiting throng admitted.
A. they came In, completely filling the
1oona, Mr.. Lincoln said, II will irst see
Governor Seymour. Of New York" Gov.
bsymOur went forward and took scat
near the President, and in low tone
stated his errand. Mr.. Lincoln sat in
silence till he had concluded; then, rails
lng HE voice 90 az to he heard by all
present, he replied: When the other
IovePn0rs Of states come here, they
Ioms - esk what they can IL, "a. hold
1mA0AAAda; but you c0me an,l ask me
B 3O1eGse you from doing what others do
l,eeslally and with alacrity." Then,
ak1ng up card before him, he turned
ID cid, II will ESQ Mr.. next" thus
Denjoetlng the intsrview.-E b. Car
eader - kNdepSndeHk.
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Sheet music-thc cry Of children In

sheet music-thc cry Of children In
bed.
1fyou are counting young woman
sAnd she 10 coy, see II you can't bring u
r PRESSURE to bear upon her.
A country girl, writing home about
the polka, says the dancing amt much
but the hugging Is heavenly.
There II to be picnic Of fat men a,
Utah next month. No person will be
allowed TO participate in the festivities
who weighs under $50 pounds.
The Cincinnati Times publishes a
i1sng article on the "Wickcdest Man in
Cincinnati" We read HE Is rs much
-wickeder than the 'Wickedest Man in
New York. ~ can be imagined. He
could give the New York man seventy
i've points In . game Of one hundred,
and beat him"
a reporter ut Omaha giving Iieuten-
ant Governor Bross' speech, represent
Cd him - ssying that buchanan lived
seventy Ave years with woman and
never loved herr" while whatth speak
er really said was that Buchanan lived
seventy Ave years and never loved a
woman.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27

A MEDICAL ExPEkiAExr.-D Rich
ardson, Of Springfield, n. Y, at the
medical convention recently held In
Rochester, said that In investigating the
causes and nature OF cruptive diseases
he made the following experiment: He
took piece IT fresh beef, and put 1t un.
der pure water, where he let it remain
seventy hours. BY this time the meat
had begun to decompose, and was f..
from being agreeable, either TO the taste
or smell. The doctor then took a single
drop VI the water and examined thunder
the microscope. He discovered in II
numerous minute animals, all in q
lively state. He estimated that cubic
inch Of the water contained over TWEEN.
~ thousand Of these beings. The doctor
1t this stage deliberately swallowed foul
Ounces Of the water, and soon afterward
opened vein In his arm. In the blood
that issued forth he discovered q mum
ber Of living organisms precisely similal
TO those In the water he drank. This
statement was made before the conven
ton, and II 1t failed to convince tn,
suditoss Of squeamishness on the Doctor
part, II must, At all events, have Statistic,
them Of his devotion to science.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27
Wa1lne D TO Wrong Paess aver.

waking 1p the Wrong Paeseayer.
Hallway tsHvulllhA HAS iis lskps Ar
veu = IL nogih In Csnsda - well as in
~ 9Daess, 141e every train u the stage
Sga eDmedx, I'D. soosetiuses tragedy,
especially on the Erie. A Montreal pa
~ aayy that IN Incident, which blend
- the farce and the tragedy jim fact, q
- ~ w1ktng up the wrong passenger
S y Vengeance occuTred on the
49, 31uas6 oight expso0 west lately.
a Southern gentleman accompanied by
eb viii, s0n, nurse aud three or four
snayhesse. who was going westward,
took bsfths SDe the whole party on the
sSeopSng CIR. Himself and wife occupied
a4osA . one extsemity Of the car,
Whels tlss daughter and nurse were
1ooo6 ~ q the other end. the carr being
0eeDw1sd that two Contiguous sections
eeaoA not 10 otstained. The eldest
0aaghters, AGed ei4hteeO and nine re-
spseejvsiy, occupied the lower bertbs,
TIE nusSs and her charges the upper.
Toward midnight the nine year old
Woke up, end went TO the drinking
D6ontain Ibr drink ofwater; returning,
80 went ~ the len hand berth instead
q the night, when oh, h0rrOn What
aght NJ her gase? Her sister, - she
eoppooo1, was snoring peacefully with
hsf fo10 near . masculine face, Abu0d.
Asu1 Asorded. She tottered to her sire
so whispsss1 the horrible tidings in
HI eas. The Trio srnse, the bot blood Of
so0thssn shjvaJTy boiling " his veins,
A0d rushed 70 the indicated berth. 1t
va1 tsue, the same dark hair, the saline
popun dEsss. there vas 20 room for
1su6t, Aa1 - 1T the sI0pbe5ing man
have 4 between the eyes. straight from
tAs sboulder, . blow EnoM the injured
fathers arm which would have felled
- ax. The A1fepished man awoke, and
'1tsOvs to delesA htnaself from the show
~ Of blows, bnt tie surprise and his
position preye1fed him. The
laa0y, 6ithlsss s4Pes, Avoke. screamed
'"Oy husband" TO the amazement OF
Ranemk, who 1t once inns
eised 11eseet nakEia0e. And from the
opposite berth thesasly original daugh-
TOR screamed papa" TabIeau. The
father was covered with shame, and
oGn1sssa ample apologies, which the
0osuuD1eA Ut nryt refused to accept, wish
6sg Or blood. At last the matter was
4uieted. Next morning the parties met
& breakfast ct C0bourg, where the la
dies formed IN amalgAmatioD, and all
thereafter went merry ~ IN engine bell;
the sassuIted entering TORONTO in tri-
umph. with two black eyes. nose big
eooasgh for two. and Gontispieee illus
.faeto0 with .cuts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27


akEsvated By the presence Of scrofslous matter
have been radically curcd in such numerous In
stances in every settlement in tho country that the
most cases specific and absolute remedy.
Scrofulous poison is one Of tho most destructive
tenant Of ti,e organism UNDERTAKINGS tho constituton
and invites the attack Of embedding or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion Of its presence Again,
then, on some favorable OCCASION rapidly develop
into ono or other Of its hleous forms, either on Nc
: :Ssa or H vs II nc !. Ses
heart Or taniors formed y tho liver. These facts
mako tic occasional uac Of tho Oarsspsriggo - q
It il mistake 70 supposc that SO long q, no erup-
tons or humcrs appear. there must be scrofulous
faint. These forms OF arrangement may never
duced BY its subtle agency, materially TO impair
the health and shorten the duration Of fife. II Is
tary It does indeed descend from parent to child,
but is also cngcndercd in persons born Of pure
blood. Low living, indigestion foul air, Acenfous
orally produce i. Weakly constitutions, where not
fortified by the most constant and judicious care,
,ds e . Yet
emily exubcrant vitality, are often contaminated,
and on tho road 70 its consequences. Indeed, no
it, nor feel insensiblc to the Importance Of a sso.
:. in g.! s; x.ss.:y;: mr.. Re-. ?, E.y.se:.e..
visible forms Of the diseases caused primarily By
the scroflous Infection the Sassspes1sIs 10 90 o.
hcient IS TO be Indispensable. And In tho more
concealed forms, a. n Dvspcpsto, DropsN, Hesvt
Disease, FITS, Eptlcpsy, NeHrsggt6, and 0tlseE
affections Of tho muscular and nervous systems, The
SHrsaPariua, through its purifying power, 70.
moycsthc cause Of the disorder andproduces aston
ishlng cures.
The sarsapasilla root Of tho tropics does MT By
teeif achieve these suits. Il is aided by tho ex.
acts combined with It, Of still greater power. %
potent Is this union Of healing virtues, 6NpAisSs Of
pcmere0l and Mcrcssrtae Dlssascs arc Cared by
H. though long time Is required for subduing these
Obstinate maladies by any mcdicine. LesscerrA0a
Or Whites, Uterins UJoerssSons, and Fevssse
Dtscnscs In general, arc commonly soon relieved
and ultimately cured by tho inviyornting and puri
And Go"t, often dependent on the Accommodations Of
extrancou. matters in tho blood have their remedy
also In this medicine. For Liver Complaints,
ranking posons 10 10 blood, we nnhesitatinSiy
recommend T'l the Sarsaparts!a.
TINS medicine restores health and vigor where no
we power p soon felt BY those who are LSng.ta,
LLtsftess, Dependent, 6tecplcss, and Allied with
Mcrvc1s Arprehenst0ns OF Fears, or who ara
troubled with any other Of those affections symp-
t9matlc Of weakness. Many, AFTER taking Il 66E
Gen 49, 0ooatty. hayc writfon us Of tho youth.
seemed buoyant with that prolific life they thoughl
nau departed on the advance Of age. Others, whose
FOUNTAINS q life were always sterile, AcknowledgG
ueu oDnSanons to It for an obvious change.
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"A - = = -
Common shape as good As the best. The RED
JACKET tLolburn's PATENT AXE cannot be
excel1ed. We guaranty they will cut IS per
to the chopper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27

WeAf1nG OF the 6fccn.
n GENTS WANTED Sos the mos entessainins Dook
"A published, Astounding In Romance, HumOf and
wit Agents say h the begs selling book 0e - peO
pie tired Of repesons Of dry netais and amy ~
c.s Assss 50 81 = "a wsah.
IS
SID ir circulan, sssns 81 newsesP@ sg1.ieaa
AZ E FiTif aS':s se: il Is fa r.
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Albata Tea and Table Spoons Mt ALDEN'S,
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Although Gen. Graut has recommend.
cu ~ the President the remission Of all
the penalties and tjsc release from Inn.
prir0tiincat ~ al tersons now in con.
hneneDt under sentence by military
Commissions organized under the Re-
construction acts, we do not find q
single Democratic paper applauding his
course. The professions made By these
Copperhead journals OF sympathy with
the SoutlIern people are false, and mere
~ intended to gain votes. Gen. Grant
has shown more practical sympathy,
aud given more evidences IT kindness
toward the Rebels, than all the Copper
head writer's and politicians combined
His course has been singuiasiy magnan-
imous, aud yet he IL denounced ~
seeking their murier or banishment'
and the confiscation Of their propert -
~ Y. Tribune.
German In tiIat city ~ !, tis,l0 . salsS0ss
aud laid down OH be Il with his pipe
lighted and went W sleep. The fire from
his pipe ret the bed OH fire, and that the
house, and that three other buildings. 20
that on the whole . big affair came from
this one mans pipe. Pipes and cigars
set more fires than they get credit for.
Tho Davenport 0dsetae tells of two
brotheras,wbo set themselves to watching
for robber whom they had reason to
believe would come around. The robber
came and one brother made drive ut
him and both put after him and In the
chase encountered each other, when
each supposed the other the robber and
sailed In and both came out tho worSe
for the contest. The robber escaped.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27
BE F, PORK, MUTTON,

VEAL. &c, direct from, their Slaughter House
Having had many years experience In buying
stock he knows JUS: what is needed a. sup
ply the wants Of his customers and Will have
il on the block. 80
Ills prices are AS low the lowest, and will
guarantee satisfaction In every particular.
The highest market price paid for good fat
cattle, hogs aud sheep.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-27
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this O-
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many OF which are Of .
truly marvellous char.
actor. 1nveteratc cases
Of Scrofula, where the
system seemed utterly
given up to corruption,
have Welded to this com.
pound Of anti.strumous
virtues. Disorders Of .
scrofulous type, and A.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-03
BOAR DING.

M RS. DARE, No. 3S North Calvert
IVA Street, Baltimore, Is prepared 10 &C
commodate permanent and transient boar
uers. Country custom respectfully solicited.
MARRIOTT
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Painless Extraction OF Teeth
(H37HOFT GdS)
ar. charles TsiiiIngsIea,
"a - a ~ a I. n.

- - - y y
HAVING sppplie.l himself with M Ar.
L paraina % jtad1ripg t.oeai 8nnaike
sia, takes pleasure 10 informing he e.li1rna
n Westminster asd the cotnm1niy ii largo.
iha' he s. prepared % ute this aiest im
ln9yemcni % she rxtfAtiiaa 81 Teeth. The
advantage possessed - ikis Apparatus oyrr
81 oihega y ibsi j. Ggsets Only a. part
operated oH
lle has als9 The mort iaigrSscd rtyle ~
Appam;as inr manufacturing phfr GaF--oi
eears1 81 prf9ns calling 90 hlm can choose
he method piey prefer
operations % Surgical and Mecliaui
cal Dentistry performed 10 lhe most APPROX.
"a style aHdai moderate rates.
0gies, adieiaiag Ajs FalArs Residence.
aear Farmer & Ncchanies Haak,
WrraHsrga, M,
where may b found a. 81 times when not
professionally engaged a. ihoi0llowingp places.
Union Fridge -ln Wednesday ii every
month, remaining until Saturday.
Nsw UHdaor ~2nd "Wednesday 81 oxery
month, remaining until Saturday.
TfiioHfotcH Ord "Wednesday every month.
remaining until Friday cgening.
TaasStowa n Friday every month, re-.
manning until tho Wednesday following.
apis
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lk Cad ANraIh. u Ral Raifr.

u ~ fanss tefssg vegetable compound a kitee.
nyess tsntcs, siafsii Ard diashssstes rabitx 4 ~
mel safetife, safiFpfsiirE rsnstailsg end hidas
CLEANSING far4ial kneen 70 ftsu uefM
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Remedy for Piles.

III. subscribers are now making at
Nesimiuster Md, an Ointment which, after
long aud extensive experience, they conf.
IDENTIFY pronounce sure aud pleasant care
..99r that distressing complaint known ~
hemorrhoids or Piles. From many certi.
hcnies Of persons who have been cured By il,
they select tho following.
On receipt Of Sl00, box of tho Oint
ment' with full directions, viii be sent, pos
,,ase paid. through the mail 10 any address.
ror sale ~ Westminster, by A. II. Huber,
Druggist, No. Carroll Hall, and by the
subscribers al the West End.
FRANCIS BUTLER, NJ. ID.
LEVI EVANS.
FOuTI, no Franklin street, Baltimore
Is our General Agent
angl5-tf
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Da. F0rKE would inyite the attention Of the
public u his lately Improved ATMOSPHERIC
FeEssunk PLATEs FoE ARrFfciAL Tgsrn By
means " an improved it-Chamber. tho pres
sure 81 the atmosphere for holding teeth firmly
aud srcpreiv 10 the meuth. i more certainly
and eiiseiaslly attained than BY any style or
form Of plate hitherto used by the profession.
The talue ard eseuilcncr ~ y set af Artificial
Teeth are much enhanced by ibis new and truly
philosophical arrangement.
Dr.. continues tlic Practice Of Dentistry IN
ali - Brsnches, and being Pioneer WorEer
- Hard HHlder for Dental purposes, he IL tho
roughly experienced IN the manufacture Of
teeth upnn The lsleapifs Base. aHd l. prepared
n supply this style u work AZ very moderate
raiFs- June I,--ts.