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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

ETIQUETTE FOR Alwa VS.
say Yes, sir: no, sir yes, papa
no, papa ; thank you; no, thank you;
good night !; good morning. USo no
slang terms.
Clcan faces, clean clothes, clean
shoes, and clean nails indicate good
breeding. Never leave your clothes
alb mt the room. Have place for
everything, and every thing in its
place.
Rap before entering room, and
never leave with your back to the
company. yy :.
Always offer your seat to o lady or
old gentleman. !ta I ,,',a.l
Never put your feet on cushions,
chairs or tables. i =
Never overlook any one whom read
ing or writing, or talk or read aloud
when others are rehding. ~
Never talk or whisper at meetings
os.public places, aud especially in a
private room, where any one is sing
ing or playing the piano.
Be careful to injurs no one's feel
ings by unkind remarks. Never tell
tales, make faces, oallgnames, ridicule
the name, mimic the unfortunate, nor
be cruel to insects, birds or animals.
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New Advertisements.
CANvAssING hooks SENT FREE Eop
oaris ar Sunlight
and GasIight

a WORK descriptive Of The Mysteries, Vir
tues, Vices, Splcndcrs aud Crimes of
The city of Paris.
II tells how Paris has become the cnyes,
and most beautiful city in the wurd :'hoN
its beauty and splcndo: are purchased nj {,
fearful cost of Misery md suffering how
visitors are swinlled by Professional Ad.
venturers: how virtue aud vice 90 arm.n
arm in the beautiful city how the most
fearful crimes are commit c,l ani concealed:
how money is squandered in USELESS luxu
ry nnd contains over $50 fine engraving
IF noted places, life anil scenes in Paris
Agents wanted. Cnnvass:ng hooks sen,
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co Philadelphia Pa, Atlanta, Co., Gin
oinnali, Ohio, or st. Louis. Mo.
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COMMON SENSE!l!

WTANTED-AGENTS.-S25Op per month.
w sell the genuine and improved
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE. Prlc" only Sl8. Great induce
mcn,s to Agents. This is the most popu.
lar Sewing Machine of the day-makes the
famous "Elas,ic Lock Stitch"-. will do any
kind If work that can be done on any Ma
chinclO0, 900 sold ond the demand con
sIan'ly increasing. Now is The time to take
an Agency. Send for circulars. Bay~ Be-
ware Of infringers. "Saa Address SECOND
& Co, Bost.n, Mass, Pittsburgh. Pa, or
st. Louis, Mo. ,g u',,,1r<.
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A abort time ago c!ose G..-l farm
er on the Sandy river, in Name. died,
after deyising one dollar TO his only son.
The old gentleman was duly buried in
the venerable churchyard. which suf
fered q terrible washing away by the
late food, and short time ago his body
was found opposite his sons place,
having been brought down the river a
long distance. when the tender.
hearted son was informed Of the fact, he
made the touching remark "Probably
como back after that dollar" 81
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

DR. WHITTIER, 8 wylie st., Pittsburgh
~ Pa, of. Unions wido reputation, treats
all vcnereal diseases; also, seminal weak
ness, iu,potencY, &c., the result Of self
abuse. Send stamps for sealed pamphlet,
6Ospages. No matter who failed, ate case.
Consultation FREQ. nov II
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

A now exodus Of Israeli,ea from w est.
ern Russia to the United States is now
in course OF preparation under the al.
lance Israell!e Universal Society, az
Berlin, Their condiuon in R,lssis 10
eaid to be one Of extreme went and
hardship. and .l,e,co0peration Of He.
brews alseads 10 the United Sta,es, Ii
collected in order TO further tho pfopoasd
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22
LORlLLARD'B SHUFFS

Have now been in general use .isaAe
United States over ITO years, and Sla9:-
knowledgcd "the best" wherever used.
Ifyour storekeeper does not have these
articles for sale ask him TO get them; they
every where. Circular Of prices mailed on
application. =. LORII.LARD & CO.,
New York.
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KNIT-KNIT--KNIT.

a GENTS wanted everywhere to sell tho
"A American Knitting Machine, the only
practical Family Knitting Machine ever in
vented! Price $26. Will knit 1000 stitch.
es per minute. Address AMERICAN KNIr
TISa MACHINE Co., Boston, Mass, or st.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

A toll.gate keeper in England was
brought before a magistrate for cruelty
to his daughter. The trouble arc. o
from, a discovery that the girl, who was
frequently left in charge, insed to allow
her swestheaft, a tyonng butcher, to
drive his wagon through free. Alas !
"s'he never TITLED her love-" A2a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

The caR0hlH1 hERTIzER made from M phoha South
Peruvian Gnnoin its F'iizng Properties These
ST. We analysis ofessorS
"LlBORATORY SOUTH CAROLINA,
Analysis OF sample Of Carolina Fertilizer, personally
n 70
Euiya acnto 8Iusolub n
hospha ime
Acd Eouale 2365 Sulnhat
of Ponsh s 81
on
On the strengths Of these results superiority
ma Frhhaer. Jr
%ooo lbs GEO W. WILLIAMS & CO..
Factors
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

ARREsrED AND BAiLEp Two white
men, Joseph Brock and J. D. jenkins,
were arrested last week .s accessory 10
the burning Of Mr. Davis gin house,
and brought to town Subsequently
they were balled in the, sum of $4,000
each, to appear to answer when called
upon. 49, .Newberyg Herald. y ~ttr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

The Berlin papers toll good anecdotc
Of B,tmarck. Not long ago The Count
appeared at one Of thoac balls where
every one must pay n very high price.
He there met his tailor, Kohlmei-r,
spoke to him freely, aud asked him how
the affair pleased him s whereupon the
man of cloth, with very serious face,
replied, ut is very pretty, Excellenoy,
but-somewhat mixed t. Bismarck
tapped the tailor on The shoulder and
pleasantly replied, "Bn,. my drartMr.
Kohlmeier, they can't be al iailors, you
know" raal a sp.'.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

! No Love Losr.---Gsp. butler re.
Gently asyptsed his iD,epae ,disljlo Tor
New York, We do not blame The
Doctor Tor : his d,slike Of New York,
ainee sthatcity haa never been sd.isosal
in expressing Ito feeling, sswalds him.
A easn is NOS apt %, bs Enthusiastic, "a
his appreciation Of o place sehesa he has
been Irotsstlsgged. ~ I'D s;sl,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

SONS verdant people In England
still cling to their Confederate bonds
10 theghope and expectation Of thsir
having at some day, 8 value. 1t 10
announced that latterly these bonds
have manifestedsan upward tendency.
At present valuation, two millions In
the promises to pay Of the late Con.
fsderaoyake woethg abobt itbifts Ave
dollars. Give as next quotations 90
tothss shendaof thesIriah Republic.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

= !. Pat pooisn, ii INC battle. Of cbsr-
Gel lofsySl To- bowed Low sst a,cenpon
ibslEghioh whiEsedg just sin inches
above bis hSad no q sIaaith,n said Pet,
.a'.ona never loassa anykkiag hy bsing
petite. ssSsg ssisFi
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22
Lorillard's 7g
CENTURY CHEWING TOBACCO.

This brand of Fine Cut chewing tobacco
has 10 equal or superior anywhere. 1t is
without doubt the best chewing tobacco in
the country.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

THE DEACON AND THE WAsps
worthy deacon in town of Maine.
was remarkable for tho facility with
which he quoted Scripture on all oc.
oasi"ns. Tho Divine word was ever
at his tongues eud, and all the trivial
as we'll as important occurrences of
life furnished occasions for quoting
the language of tho Bible. What
was better, however, the exemplary
man always made his quotations tho
standard of ac' ion.
One hot day be was engaged in
moving with his hired man, who was
Loading off, the deacon following in
his swath, coming his apt quotations,
when the man suddenly sprang from
his place, leaving the swath Just ia
time to escape from wasps' nest.
sWhat is the matter = hurriedly in .
qnired the Deacon.
Wasps',' was the laconio reply.
"Pooh = said tho deacon, sthe wick
ed fee when no man pursu eth, but the
righteous are bold as q lion,'
aud taking the workman's swatb, he
moved but step swarm of brisk in
scots settled about his ears, and he
was forced to retreat, with many q
painful sting and in great disco mfit
ure.
'Ah = shouted tho other, with a
chuokle, 'tho prudent man for>eeth h
the evil AMI hidcth himself but the
simple pass on aud are punished.'
The good deacon had found his
equal in making applications of the
sacred writings, and thereafter was
not known to quote Scripture in a
moving field.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

THE D.R,EN Canal -GRANr's
SPLENDID OrroR UNITY From the
exhaustive review given in yesterday 5
New York Herald Of the various ex.
piorntions made from time to time since
the year 1900, by Spanish. English,
French and American exploring partics,
Of the Is,hlnus Of Darien, in view Of a
ship cnnal between the two oceans, W.
think the intelligent reader, Whatever
may have boon his doubts belorr, has
ceased to have donbt of the feasibility
Of the grand project. We think, from
the facts ascrrtninsd. that II ship canal
one-half tho length Of the Sura Canal
may bc made froM til. Atlantic 20 the
Pacific, on tho general level of the two
oceans, and without tunnel that i,
may be completed within four years
and At a cost not exceeding one hundred
millions Of dollara. We think il not
improbable that route may be found
which will reduce the cost - sixty mil
lions.
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o Ye Sports !

"Slght.of hand Exposed;'' over 100
pages. cage Cards )" to tell any persons
agv. "Game Of authors" All mailed for
sc. a Es. -.u-. 4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

Punch asks: "Why IL d psrsonas,s
tiinSlik an %abominabl q Joke L DO,
cause, it,a, passed .in dasancs, :, as'6sa
HoAsa TIM ksy, lstttaifffsd ltt win boiled
ebesnuts, 10 considered @ choice diah
eE fe q Asssrss sss ! AZ glss y G
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

An Orange county papss ;:ssssssse esa Slis
fact that sfthe ladiea are aotting more
se 1s5s i az
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-22

HEB SECOND CHoioE SoaErHiNd
AR.ur THE COUNT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND Mrs. LINCOLN. : The ''happy dog"
as DUR fsadets have already been
advised, is, Count Schneidenbu,zen.
Grand Chamberlain to the Duke OF
Baden, Although this title is rather
imposing, it does. not. in the Counts
oWnshome, imply either ahimpressive
weight Of dignity or a purse noticeabiy
heavy. The Duke of Baden has small
cash to spare, and none to bestow on
Grand Chamberlains, who have littls TO
do about his court, and who .'cono
cheap" in land where every fourth
Dntchman is y count CIR baron. Indeed,
q moderate belly Of kraut aud pnm.
pernickle every Sunday is the only kind
Of government pap" that ever distends
the shriveled skin OF Schneidenbn,zpn.
who is nm uncommonly sorry specimen
Of the Teu,onc mobility. Tie poor fel.
low is said to BE- in .cs,asies over his
good fortune in securing an licircss for II
wife. and to be- especially joyous in the
prospect Of falling into the vscan, shirts,
socks, breeches AMI Shoes Of the late
lamented," a large number Of which
have not vet followed his coats and hats
to tho junk shop. \ pair Of tho "a,ar.
tvr's" trowAers is being cut down FOR
Schneidenbutzen hv Coun, Ko,zrnbrat-
zsn. the Grand DUKES taiio,. S. hping
short legged little fellow, while the
late A. L., as everybody knows. s,rod"
the land on n pair Of natural a,il,s. 5 l.
will DO funny sight. NOT, however,
without some melancholy suggestive
ness. to behold poor Schneidenbn,z zen
leading "Mnry. rrlict Of Abraham lin
coin, deceasrd," to the altar. clad in the
veritah!e habilimen,s Of his ,llnslrion,
predecessor brccches shining will!
autograPhic greas" spots left by White
House dinners Of the past--his little
feet shaking abou, l,osc in pair o
Illinois boots mile 100 big for them
and his tiny hands encased in pair OF
enormous yellow kids IN which the frs,
OF the martyr was sa:d to bear striking
resemblance to n convassed Cincinnat
hrm. Poor li,tlo s. 4! for our part W.
don't begrudge hun n stitch Of the sa
cred ward robe. IIe will have earned
it all before he is done with Mary l.
and 40 she only reserved after he
bereavement these garments which no
body would buy, her new husband vii
begin his matrimonial career by falling
into uncommonly had habits.-- Port
land Me, Eastern Argus.
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A FAIR TURN.---tsI understand, Mr..
Jones, that you can turn anything
neator than any other man in town."
Eyes, Mr.. Smith, think so.'Is ~
stAhem 2Mr. j ones, L DONE like to
brag, but there is nobody on earth
can turn athipg es well as I, can whit
tle." J$ ~ sbsiS S8ES VIVA
:'Pooh | nonsense, Mr.. Smith
Talk about whiting can .yon
whittle as nice as I can turn p
"Anything--eyerythipg, Mr.. Jones.
You just name the article that L can't
whittlc that you can turn, and will
give this dollar If I do not do it to
the satifaotion Of these gentle men
present. (IIere Mr.. Smith tables the
dollar.) AZ " E&2~s.
"Ahem !! Well, then, Mr.. Smith,
suppose we take two grindstones, just
for trial, you knoW--you whittlo
the one while I turn the other" Z. II.
"A fair "sell,"" Mr. Smith stared q
moment, and vamosed. The forfeited
dollar was quickly disposed of by
those present, With great glee and sat-
isfaction. u, ne s,a'a
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Gsori1IaRsGasas
"Eureka" Smoking TOb eco

Is an excellent article of granulsted Vir-
ginia,; wherever introduo d it 10 univer-
sally admired 1t is put up In handsome
muslin bags, in which orders for Mstr>
sohaum Pipes are daily packed 90
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ME El.ODFONS

nIANOSi MElODEONSl
PARLOR ORGANS
Having removed to 1877, King street, above
Washington, wish TO call the attention OF per-
sons in need Of -..
PIANOS, ORGANS nj ELODEONS, &c, ,
10 my stock OF the above instruments, which |
offer for sale on the most accommodating terms.
Having practical experience OF more than 10
years in this business, am able to Judge of the
qualities of Pianos, and to offer for sale none
bet those of reliable makers, such as
KNABE s. CO., Baltimore.
VIM. HEINEKAMP, Baltimore.
JAMES w. VOSE, Boston, and others.
Also, good second. hand instruments for sale
or rent
Pianos, Organs Accordeons, and all musical
instruments tuned and repaired with the great
OCT 7~-tf V. BECKER.
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Transient advertisements will be inserted at
tormer rates, viz 81 for the frat insertion OF
one square. of eight lines or less, and tw wenty-
tive cents for zach subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items 10 cts. per
line for the first insertion, and eight cents per
line tor each subsequent insertion will be
charged.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts Obitu-
aries will be charged at advertisement rates. for
notices over four lines.
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(Grad Of Bait College of Dental Surgery, lS44)
No. Al, SOUTH WASHINGTON ST,
ALEXAN DRlA, VA.
DR.. L.. respectfully intorms the public that
for ttgenty gears he has given especial attention
to the preservation of the nstural teeth and
will continue so to do, and invi:es those who
wish to- sape them TO call on him, knowing that
many are extracted and destroyed that b. pro-
per treatment might be preserved and made
useful for life. Artificial toeth inserted ONLY
As APPROVED BY PROFESSORS AND COLLEGES.
nov Aft
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MRS. HEYMAN.
M Branch of Madame Demore3ts,)
No. Sc King street
Having gained more room IN my establish,
ment, wish to let my lady friends know tn At
| will take in LADIES and CHILDkEN'S >
DRESSES. Also, DRESS MAKING taught
on a new principle, ard valuable Instructions
accompanying each diagram.
LADIES and MISSES PATTERNS OF the
FANCY and MILLINERY GOODS at tho
lowest prices, ut No eO hlng street
next to B. Bsrton's Jewelry store.
WANTED-A HAND tor finishing oh.-
None but good ono need apply. &p 27-lm
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RANK EkS.

BANhEM
WILMER d. CoRsE. MONTGOMERY u, CoRS
DANkING HOUSE OF
WILMER d. CORSE 81 CO.,
Nos. 81 s. So King ST.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WILL DEAL IN
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, GOLD AND
SILVER COIN, UNCURKENr
MONEY, RAILROAD
BONDS, &c, SC.
GOVERNMENT BONDS and other securi-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points in
the United States, and proceeds promptly re-
mtted. Int Rev. Stamps for sale sep
JNo. W. BURKE. A. HERBERT. ]. ", MAURY
DURKE, HERBERT & co,
IL A N X f. X n.
OFFIce-CoRNER KING Il WATER SITS,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
BUY AND SELL.
UNCUPRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND &IL YER com,
AND EYCHANL -.
BONDS AND STOCKS,
BOUGH9' AND SOLD ON COMMlssiOH.
Sight Drafts, Checks, and Timo Collections,
romptly remittod for. I'll
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

For our own and the convenience of regular
advertisers, and TO prevent any misunderstsnd-
iug, we have carefully prepared and scaled the
rates OF advertising in the GAZETTE, for the year
1863, and present the following table. of space
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VIZ Fl. ROBERTS.
w. DENTIST,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Two doors from Pierpoint's drug .ore.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Owing to the great scarcity Of money, and
the immense suffering occasionod by persons
not being able TO have their teeth attended to,
j have determined TO reduce my charges SO
that ali may come with confidence that they
can have their work done well, and will be
charged very moderately.
While have reduced nay prices 1 will still
continue to do the best style of work. Give me
a CALL (nov lT-tG w. Ii. Il.
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OODo For hrN AND BoYo' WEAK.

EOODo For LibN AND BOAo "GA"'
In addition to our large stock Of LAD 70
DRESS GOODS, we have iu't received fui
stock of goods suitable fer men and boys, and
can offer especial bargains in this line. Our
stock of HEAVY LINEN9 and FAR MERo'
GOODS are very cheap.
nv 26 R. Ia, WOOD
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DR1-Gs, CHEMICALS, Sc.

DspRiT DIS OHEVAUX OR VEGETA-
~ Ri,E HAIR BALSAM-superior to any
Hair Restorer now in use. One or two appnt-
cations will prevent the hair from falling ous, s
and one months regular use will cause new
growth OF hair, as has already been proven ~ ~
several cases in our city. 1t Is very IigmS ngao:.
mo. Imported direct and for sale BY
'''s' JULIUS DIENELT,
II 8. Royal street.
p S.-A full stock OF the most popular bar "a
Rpstorers always on hand. Inar q
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THE SlAMEsE Twins. Chang and Eng, or
as they now sign themselves, Chang and Eng
Bunker, are now So years OF age. They were
two Of several children, the rest being natural,
ly formed. When infants they we're attached
face TO face. but instructive efforts from the
earliest age have so far elongated the band as
to enable them 10 adopt an Imperfect lateral
relation to each other. They are short, but
Siry looking men, Eng the taller of the two,
being only FIVE feet two and a-halt inches
Chang an Inch shorter. They use the outer
legs more than the inner, By stapdlng, and
these are the larger in circumference Neither
II the respirations nor circulauons OF the two
brothers are syuchr0nous. Examined in Edln-
burg by DR.. Aitken when they were suffering
from influenza, the pulse OF one was twenty
iour beats TO the minute quicker than the other.
Examined in London b. Sir Henry Thompson
and MIR. Earnest Heart, there was less differ,
ence-four pulsations in the minute. In their
chemical as well as their organic functions,
they ore shown by Sir James Simpson to be
two separate and distinct individuals. They
can walk, swim and run; they are keen sports
men and good shots; intelligent, well-intormed
and good men of business They are naturally
much accustomed to JOIN IN the same couversa-
ZION, but can each easily carry on converse
ton with two different individuals. They
sometimes read separately. each to himself,
more often one aloud to the other. Their
minds, indeed, are more dual than their bodies;
the latter ere united together, but the former
are not. The band of union is formed partly
BY the extension of the cartilages OF the breast
bone 1T is four inches and halt long and
eight inches and halt in circumference
When the twins have suffered from blood dis
eases, as smallpox, measles, ague, they have
been affected simultaneously Nevertheless,
from experiments which Sir James Simpson
has made with drugs he concludes that the
vascular connection between the two brothers
is comparatively very small On the question
of the surgical desperation Of the Siamese Twins,
Chang and Eug," says Sir James Simpson,
''they have themselves no desire to be surpioally
divided from each other. But some of their
relatives and families have become anxious that
they should be separated, II it we're possible to
do so. Chang and Eug are married to two
sisters, the daughters OF an American clergy
man. Each brother has niue children. The
family Of Eng consists of six sons and three
daughters; the family Of Chang consists o
three sons and six DAUGHTERS. Their frs
children were born within three or four days o
each other the others at irregular intervals
Changs ninth child was born three month
ago.
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PROFESSIONAL.
TAMEs B. HODGKIN, DDS, ,

AMhS Is. HUUUhINl U.U.F',
(Grsduste of the Baltimore College OF Dental
Surgery
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered and
teeth extracted without pain.
References given to those desiring them, ara
the faithful and satisfactory performance OF 81!
professional promises assured. -.
Patients from the country will please notify
me few days in advance of their intended
visits.
Dental Office, No. North WsShiniton 81,
in rear of MIburn's Drug Store Residence eo
Queen street, noar Pitt. aP 90.