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The Portland daily press., 1869-01-25

C4uHON 90 SAe Il 1kktG.
Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
mat remedies handed out for general should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands Of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies tit him for all the duties he must
fulfil; yet the country is flooded with poor nosrums
and cureas, purt--3 ng to be the best in the world
which are not onis tseless, but always injurious
The unfortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting
bis physician, as 1t is lamentabe yet ncontrovertI-
BILE fact, that many sypbltic patients made mis-
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatment
from inexperienced physicians in general practice
point generally conceded by the best syphogr2-
dhers that the study and management of these cone
dlaints should engross the whole time of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general prac.i-
toner, having neither opportunity tirae to maxi
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system of treatment, in most cases max
ing an ndiscrmnete OF that sntiquated and dsn-
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-25


Perhaps no one medi-
cine is SO universally re-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal
ly adopted into use, in
every cOuntryand among
all classes, as this mild
hut efficient purgative
Pill. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more effec-
tual remedy than any
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-25
LOST AND FOUND.
Notice.

NOCICCe
s. l. MERRILL'S PLASTERS, Patented Nav
1881 do astonishing cures Send your address and
two cts, and we will send you more than score of
testimonials of what they doing, or send Is cts
and we will send yol roll of the plaster with the
testimonials. S. 1. MERRILL q CO.,
eod&wSm Falmouth, Me-, Sole Proprietors
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WANTED
Partner Wanted

Partner Wanted
a c,acia, mariner with capital of $500 to tate
"A the place OF retiring active partner in a good
safe bushes. Apply to W. H. JERKS.
ja22dlw Opp. Preble House.
Girl Wanted.
A CAPABLE Girl in small family. Enquire at 1856
AA0onsfess SI' ja22tf
Wanted.
A Young Man in a responsible house; hours 9 to 4;
Nsalary VT per week. deposit OF $500 required
SSI addTyssgs gwen for the money u cu,p,N
JaZzd3t 635 Washington st, Room 6.
WA NTED.
A chambermaid, to work in private family. Ref
Apply at q Dsering st, Immediately, ja92.St
Girl Wanted.
A Smart, capable American Girl to do general
"A house-work in a family of fogr. Good wages
given. Apply No Deering ST. ja19s3t
Agents Wanted
q ticnnl Register for 1869. Astronomical,
Historical, Political, Financial, Commercial, Agri-
cultural, Educational. Religious. This work con-
respecting the United States and Foreign countries
including every department of the General and State
which all classes will find invaluable
o. D. CASE & CO., Publishers,
ja16 Wv Hartford, Conn.
Rooms Wanted!
IN aprivate family two OF three roos suitable for
Il house keeping, BY gentleman and wife Leave
BOarders Wanted.
A Gentleman and Wife can he acconn dot nd NTH
Apleasant rooms and board. Also few single
gentlemen at II Federal st oc31d1w.ttf
Wanted.
A MODERATE RENT, furnished unfurnish-
ed Confer RefcsenFf RES e T. s Gn SH Wharf
Or c. p Mattocks. IS Middle ST. nov2s-dtf
Wanted!
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN with the highest ere
"A dentials wishes to obtain situation as Book
| Keeper or General Clerk in some mercantile house
| in this CITY, Address Box 1868, Portland P. o.
October 27. dit
Good Canvassing Agents Wanted,
| fTHO work in Maine, to whom exclusive territory
will be given, for the sale of SEWING MA
a comparatively low price Equal in finish, opera
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having good team preference will be given. Ad-
dress GHICoPEESEWINGM MACHINE CO.,
nov23eod3m- Boston, Mass.
Wanted!
CUSTOM COAT MAKERS. Apply to
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Ott6dtf 100 Middle Street.
TO LET.
TO LEI /!
\ Lot of Land on Union st, s. by 100 feet, with
~ building 25 by 100 feet. Apply to rI
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| ja22d1w* s No IL Union st.
Wanted!
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l. corner Temple. ja20 3t*
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o Il IL II.
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i Printers Exchange. Enquir at the Press Of
fee.
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A Front room, within three minutes walk of the
Call at Press Office.
To Let.
HOUSE No. 50 Franklin street. near Cumber-
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THE BRsTBsH g. NORTH
Ss8sS AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM
NzLe4ENtSHIPS between NEW YORK and
ESxzzSSszzk9-e5LlVERPOOL, calling at Cork Harbor
SAILING EVERY wkDNESAY.
RUSSIA, Jan JAVA, Jan 27
CHINA, " 10 AUSTRALASIAN Feb s
CUBA, q 20 RUSSIA EaH 10
Chief Cabin Passage. ....,...,,,,,,,,S13OI
SIno Oaoih fassage. ................... 50 7NN'
Inc owners OF these ships will not be accountable
i0r specie OF valuabes, unless bills of aiding having
the Viue expressed are signed therefor For passage
apply To CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN,
1903 State Street.
CUNARD LINK Sailing every Thursday from
Y. avn
SIBERIA, Jan 7. TRIP0I ian %
ALEPPO, " II. PALMYRA Heb 4
dSsdke SoU, enCy.
These steamers sail from Liverpool every Tuesday,
bringing freight and passengers direct to Bottom
For freis ht and cabin passage apply to CHARLES
q. FRANCKLiN, 103 State st. no2Oeod 1y
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-25
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine,
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-25

A snecial partner with capital of $500. to take
"A the Mace OF a retiring, active partner in GOOD
safe bushes. Apply to w. H. JERKS,
ja22d1w Opp. Preble House.
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TO LET.

CHORES OIL corner OF Pearl and Cumberland SITS,
- fitted up in good style for ApOthecary, Dry Goods
or Millinery business, with cemented cellars and
water conveniences.
Also, Houses on Pearl ST., and Cumberland Ter
race, fitted with all modern conveniences, abund-
Of pure hard and soft water. Now ready for
cupancy. Apply to
u. l.. F1RMER,
aug6dtf At Dantoith Street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-25

A GESTLMEN and Wife can be accommodates
A. with one OF twO UNFINISHED rooms at No 10.
Gust street. Also few single gentlemen. dc30d2ws
To Let,
A FRONT ROOM at No Is Free 81.
"A jal4 1ws
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-25

Girl Wanted.
ACongress st. iaS1tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

THHOPHRA LAST NIeHr.-Thsever welcome
Toetee made her re-appearanc % At the Nstional
Theater last evening In 0vPAee oss EVers, the
most humorous Of all Onenba . compositions.
that IL, it 10 Onenbach intensified. II II found.
ed upon the old neurological story Of Orpheus
and Eurydice, but the composer has taken all
sorts of liberties with the story 80 % to intro.
duce the most comical situations, and has set
the whole to his boldest and most dashine
music. Tostee a. Eurydice and Deere As
Orpheus were the principal chafactsrs, with
Leduc, Duchesne, Lagriffoul and others, who
ably assisted the success Of this fine musical,
burlesque. Our old friend. Leduc, uhe
Prince Paul. of the Grand Duches. last
winter) was great in his finished personatiou
OF Aristee, afterwards Pluto Tostee was
piquant and in good voice, but has hardly the
same scope for her peculiar line of acting and
singing as In the "3rand Duchess" and LA
Belle Helene" The audience was a large and
fashionable one, and seemed greatly to enjoy
TINS hTst performance of"Orphee aux Eufers.',
Inis evening we are to have "Barbe BIete," in
which Irma made her debut in America, as
sBoulotte."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

The Chicagonese have reason 10 look forward
10 pretty healthy growth, but a recent esti-
mate Put forward by the exuberant Chicago
press sxcItes some comment among the envi-
Gus rIval villages of ST. LOUIS and New York
This estimate of 40 per cent Increase will give
Chicago IN the year 1850 forty-nine millions of
people, and, as the total population OF the
country increases only at the rate of per cent
ayear, in 1900 half of the 200 will live in
Chicago. and before another century passes by,
everybody, including the consumptives. will
live in that ci'y; or, more likely, the United
States will be called Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

Its noticed as cuIions circumstance, that
we isVe no sooner got possession Of Alaska
than an Indian war breaks out there. The
Russians held that country from time immemo.
nal in peace with the Indians, bat no sooner dc
weaeqnre the territory than there is a collision,
giving promise Of a long Indian war, expen.
save 10 me Government. and immensely bene-
nciai 20 all Indian rlngs. This little difficulty
WIN me AiasEans may be accidental, but it
looks Cdd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

The proposition started in some quarters to
make Mr.. Hilton, Mr.. Stewards legal adviser.
Collector OF Customs 81 New York, does no,
meet with much favor IN that city The oppo.
sitioI to such an appointment would be even
more bitter and general than 1t was TO the ap.
Pointment OF Mr.. Stewart as Secretary OF the
Treasury. Fortunately flor the faui t-fnders.
there Is not much ground for their fears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

CHURCH BURNED.-A newly built chur CHI In
PefersvIlie district, Frederick county Md,
belonging to the Methodist Episcopal den ON .
ination lcolored, was entirely consumed by
hre one day last week. A protractsd meetin 2
was In progress on the night in question, when
the church was vacated about 1OD o'clock 1t
is supposed to have been the ACT Of an incen
diary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

Al sale OF autographs in New York tn
other eveEing the signature of General Joseph
Warren sold for si2-25; that of General Arthur
81 Clair for sli.ot; that OF Baron S,euben for
si1Ioi that OF General Anthony Wayne for
sSee; while that Of General Washington
brought only s. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

The New York Worid Of Monday had lon
and very severe editorial article in regard to
the workings Of the office of the Commi ssioner
OF Internal Revenue, which the Tribune Of yes
tercsy reproduces In full. When the represeu
tative papers of the two political parties tn rs
mich teams II looks very much ike business
ana we should not be surprised IL the efor,
would result before long in at least q partial
char &c IN the ersoHnel of the ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

The FRENCH ELECTIOss.-The next French
elections, which Will take place in April, are
expected TO be unusually exciting. The right
TO hold puolic meetings, which has recently
been granted, in very guarded and limited
form, TO be sure, imparts new life to all sec.
tons OF the opposition party, so that it is be-
heved thar the government projects will not,
as heretofore, have every thing their own way
At the polls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
SATURDAY. April d, 1850. at 10 . m :. AZ the
counts and other interests Of ROSS BOX AZ m
Baskrupts, ~ far - the same have come into =.
hands and have not other wise been dls sed ~
HAWKINS TAYLOR,
ma IL IsWSv Assignee. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

TBR EIGHT HOUR SYsTRM.-An armorer in
tDls city who has ust returned from Washing
Ton says that be called o.. the paym aster Of the
Washington Arsenal, and in answer to an in
quiry received a positive statement that he
paid the men their full wages, for eight hours
contrary and that il was considered in every
resrect hat man who worked eight hours
worked a full Gay. The eight hours of Con-
gre~s seem to mean one thing in Washington
and quite another in Springfield and Rock
Island.-Sprinlfsid Mass Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

Among the latest official acts of ex President
johnson as President of the United States was
the unconditional pardon of T. q. Randall,
late postmaster OF Portland, Oregon, who was
convicted and sentenced TO twelve years i'm
prisonment IN the penitentiary upon the charge
of rIfing registered letter Of about $500 worth
of gold dust. The pardon was recommended
by all the Senators and Representatives, and
many ether Influential men from the Pacific
coast. The President referred the papers in
the case TO the Attorney General, who. after a
very careful examination of them decided that
in his opinion the robbery was committed by a
clerk employed in the Office, he having sold
the gold dust and received the proceeds, and
that Randall was in no way implicated in the
transaction and recommended that he should
qe paTdOred, which was immediately done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

TIE SOUTHsIDB RAILRoAD-We learn that
the Southside Railroad Com pany has lately
issued about S2,tOO,UO1 of new bonds. OF this
amount Sl,2W,OW will be applied to the re-
demptfon of the old bonds of the COMPANY
The balance Will he expended in ballasting the
track and relaying 1t with heavy rail. The
work has already been common ced. and twelve
miles Of new iron laid down on that psrt OF the
road next 70 Lyncnburg. General Mahone's
energy Is apparent in his management OF his
consolidated line.-NorJoH Day BOOK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

From J. ShillingtOn We have TIE PeOpl,,,
Idecstne for March.
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To Advertisers.-eur advertising patrons
are requested TO send IN their favors before
~ O'Clock m, as advertisements recaved
later cannot be insured an insertion in
THH STAR Of the same day, on account of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
mad ourselves obliged to lay down this rule
and sdhere to IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

@Laveroer Il the fashionable color for
W, doing and rect puOn toiiettes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

The reported appointment of Mr.. FOuIds, a
resident of CovingtOn, Ky as Postmaster at
Cincinnati, IN lieu Of Mr.. Thomas. the present
incumbent, seems 10 be unpalatable to a large
portion of the people and the majority of the
press of that city; and the COmmercidl which is
regarded as the exponent of its popular senti-
ment, is cut in rather savage editorial
article protesting against the proposed change
The main objection TO II lies in the fact that
MI Thomas has been an exceptionally compe-
tent and obliging officer; but the local pride f
the CincInnatians seems TO b. also touched by
the fact that the Preside felt Obliged to go Ints
Kentucky for a successor to Mr.. Thomas
whereas there are plenty Of men residing in
Cincinnati who are not only willing bat wait
ing TO step into his shoes.
Its little singular, however, that so far no
one has alluded to a legal obstacle in the case
which exists in the Both section of the act Of
July 2, io36, in the following language "And
no person shall hold the Office Of postmaster
who shall not be an actual resident of the city
or town wherein the Office situated, or the
district of country usually supplied by said
office" As Mr.. Foulds is an actual residen,
OF Gown gton, which is an independent and
separate corporation, having post office of its
own, he would seem 10 be clearly excluded by
the above provision, unless he removes to and
becomes an actual resident of Cincinnati before
entering on the duties OF his office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

ORNAMENTAL TREES FOR SALE
" sfRINGAS, LILACS, BOX-TkEES, ofAM
different size. one Of which measures eighttSS
feet in diam. ter; MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLO-9
and other ehrubbery, On the premises Of No
ms Il Ct
CARRIAGESl CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES -
~ On hand q large assortment Of New NHRR,
and Second hand CARRIAGES, of theSSEIyS
best mike apd style at asonable wv
prices. Repairing promptly attended to
ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
374 street, between Sch and 9th,
ma Hd' and All 9Th street. near D.
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRTAGE,
new course Of Lectures, as delivered at the
New York Museum OF Anatemy, embracing the
subjects How TO live and what to live for; Youth
aturity and Old Age; Manhood generally re
viewed; The car Be of indigestion hatulence aud
NeIyoas diseases accounted for; Marriage philo-
tophicslly considered. &C.
Pocket volumes containing these lectures Will
be forwarded to parties unable to attend, on re.
cefpt OF four stamps, by undressing SECRETARY,
New York Museum of Anatomy and Science 81 5
Broadway, New York. mal7.Iy
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HAL NOTIOE

fvormsr,v "f PhusH.,tH.I v ~: -,
tween Pa. ave. and street
All Dental 0perations skillfully performed
tpss.n saLseted without pain By sdmioistsrins
REYERENcRs:
Prot. 7. L. Buckinshan, D. b q.
Prof.. james Truman, d. g.
Prof Geo. Barker, d. d. 8.
Prof Bnas WtldmAn, n D., D. D. g . PennsvIvs
mia College Of Dental Surgery, PhilsdeIo6{s'
naf iwsd M,hEGs'ey' n D., No. sfo Ostreet, Wssh
suseOu. ". W. n km
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08 Sl7 SEVENTH STREET.
Al EXTENSIVE BOOT AND sHOI Roma.
WhGpe the public may ind, slvsyu. vhsf IT,,
want" and that OF the best quality
eBvENTK STREET.
:1HySs doc" ''asA Of < and northern n.r....
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ADJUSTMENTS.
national FAIR ASSOCIATION.
wAsHISGToS cry. Dc.

| .
wAsHisGroS cry. Do
x Ihs fr't spring meeting over the Course Of IA,
.s.,,,n9.sSs s.h, 40 I-es
si ss7 q M, ne I lses vii vii 5: %s"s
fIRsT pAT-NoNnAY. n.Yra
n fn nn,; o. go Tor AZ npIse- rha; never hea.
sfo st We Surse To- seceGd hsrse three %
sEroSD Rtcs-s.NE DAY
Purse OF ssS. mil lh-ai- tnT I. IA d, h.
tOiumhis prior 10 the let cay % april thaT u.vn,
sKCoNp pAY,,TUEsnAT. MAru.
ness for all horses owed liz the District prsT 90
sKCoSp RscE-s.ME
Purse OF si'o, mile hests, Ia hsrae-s Cor 'our
70 he Ia Of APIii. SIS Of the purse 90 sscoui
IHr.p pAY-wEpnFspay N.y,o
teams ownen IN the District by sns one per.on
skCUND kaCE-saME DAN
urse Of $50; two mile heats, IN harness. SIS OF
the P s.,st e .sea 10. ho1 Tsrpsn,x ,x,
Grand Pure OF sIsco mile he ats. three ia nv.
10 hsrIe.s, open q all horse. rneo in the United
SIS 60 the third horse in the rsoe-three or more
SECOND RAcE-.ANE pAy
Purse OF $40, mile he. three ia IL We, ia hsr-
pei, zee 70 al sesteh horses daring IN we-k.
purse u w
Entrance Zee ten pei cent on tn amount ~ n,
purss named; entries 10 close the LIST of May
SPRING MEETING ROB rHoRoUGHBREps.
Commencing TUESDAY,, Ihe 18th daJ Of Ma. 81
- c1btlnuing tour days.
FIksT DAf-TUEsDAf. MaYI.
twefpetakes, Tor three year oil =. mil heats:
entrance y, ESQ sd led; thrss or more 70 4, Ia
'l0'' on 's sI ,sta sc' s :. CPL DAY
rurse OF ESQ mile lac ate free for all sgss SIS OF
the purse to so 20 the second horse
SECOND DaY-WEDNEsDAY. MAYIq
Purse Of siSo, single dash Of one mile; free for
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY.
Hoiel Purse oeO, two-nsile heats, free FOR ell
ases; sue CT the rurse e. the seconr horse
ThIkb DAl-THUksDAr, MAY 40
Pufse II s@S, cash Of one mile snd half, free
SECOND RACF-sAME DAY.
Associari' Purse, $50. three raile heats: freA
Tor al Ages' $50 Of the purse 20 60 TO the secoad
FoURIB DAY-FrIDAY. MAY 81.
fnrse OF CIV, mile heats; for all horses that
have not won race du-fng the meeting
SECOND RACE-sANE DAY
Purse OF 8 so, Grant Handicap Race two mile
heais weights TO be announced the evening pre-
vi us TO the race
On AL purses run for over che Course Il the Ma
entrance Tee "a ten cent the n nj peel e1
Entries TO close on the lOt h dsy ofM.y
IN no crse viii n purse lie given for = Walk over
The race. VIII comm nee IN each day punctu ailg
o. O'Clock.
In the event Of the moo filling Of ANY of tbs
p7rses named. liberal purses viii be offered A,
those who may bring tht ir h 8rses 20 wa.hineton
All com Punfcs'ions 20 b. addressed q
ZADnOC X WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
ma 10 Il. Sa3 Penna. ave, " sshingtOn, ID q.
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NlIrRoPoIIrAH BooKsroSE,
s32 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BkTwKs1 Sra AND 10TH srhKzrs.

ms soUTawOrHs NEw BooS-How aI
pwnS s 9s
RisG asD re Ro sSssl'y WI arsi 3.
DShe Arsylls Remarkable BOOK -pKiMSvAL
DIX s.asUa's Skw BJok-Psy.io.I Msda in
spiritual mahit stations. 1hs Pine soneua e
istiT PS,eisai Cause in I "a. ' Nervous
lilustrat@d from Ancient and Modern r.stima,
Eamnnd GiaIcnce HedmsnS Ne. PosmSriE
oTIhsr EMEEsHss r ~ EsS.Tr si;n, 81 pp 20
diminishing OF .k.sche. Of .ii womsa .ho have
been oistinguish.d by Great Talents: stre.sth
the q :ny Mind iai.sd b. Il: 9 xs.ms 90
A hs,Teso OF EXTk.'R"isARY r0PULAk
PIE :hI.TORIC NATIONS. etc. By Hon ioho
pEBssSs%o , nEC1LLETTT5SS ; OF L0so BIZ ~
RON By the Countess Guiocioi. ! volume,
TEES DEN zsT TTGRTSTSG By W. e Ton %
THkW on DEss or OPTICS By Marion. II Il,
rsk LIFE OF THE HON W il. GI1 ADS fHo Z
PsILp 4 sOLOw0SS,
MkIROPoLTAs bnOksroR..
0UJ NINTH STREET. JUJ
SEATON HALL.
JUST RKCElvED,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
w A L l. PAPE RS
AND
WIN DOW SHAL z s,
For the Spring Trade of the Latest Rtxl..
ALSO, ON HAND,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OVAL AND
SQUARE
PIOTURE FRAMES,
CORDS ANB TAsSELS,
PLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, &c.
kIDWELL & HENDERSON.
sos NINTH sTREEr, saATON HALL.
ma l6 Ct
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DENTISTRY.

l.. WOLF N
y. ofE8ATIvE DENTIST.
NO 112 Penna a,e let lTth ana ism frs.,.
north eide All branches OF the pr.'es
elm kiIlfully attended 60. aud OF the mo.t4
ressot ecie terms a thorough experience lxx0
OF several years IN the Dental Ar iu..ires hi-,
lsisctoTy TO oil. M m r..
~ No. ESQ PENNSIlyANIA AyE---.-N
Auk between l2th and 18th streets, fur RS
len AhIf lCIAL TEETH on any kind CIT
.. rIete ceeired: Pure Ntf,oss Oxtd. Gas non
stantly on hand for extracting 'eeth sithost psin
We euArentee 10 Gil those having work done az our
once sstlsfAction In every particular no no Tvs