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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-06-10

pcnp'c? Et 81 c'est I'M droit, pourluoi MAI,
raitil pas son devoir correspondent ? Nul,
moins detre fo,, n'oserait pretentlre Qu'ul
idiot, 'n galerien, TN banqueroutier, III
enfant ct me femme soient gems proprcs
determner, par lenr action politi4ue, le.
destinees sociales dun pays ct dune nation
Ii est un point oil Ie droit finit, lie meme
qnil est IN POINT OIL le droit commence; Ct
lien nest absoln dams ce has monde, exceptt
peut.etre Ia pcrversita des ecun,eurs radcaux
Or, ne soyons lei nj les monies dun pass6
1ni nest point complement bon, nj les
revolntionnaires dun present qui bcsoin
tlorlre ct lie ca!me, nj les ideologncs dim
nvenlr que pcrs"nne ne commit mais hie,l
les paciiiqnes icolutionnai,es pni crient i,
temps, rfglementent scion In justice, eyitent
avcc prudence les ornieres dun clcmjn
dffonct ct les ecarts dune route inconnue
ct semfe de precipices.
Les anciens etaient sases avec leurs AK
ZONES, ct celni-la ne Sc trompait point uu
t''salt, homme prudent ct intelligent conser-
v'te"r: N meslio Mi vil"s. En- cf1ct, les
denx extremes, par unc vote di;ltrente, con-
on'sent il I'M meme al'1me. Les preuvcs
manpnent-elles lei, l;.-bas. partout, dams les
rep"bliques ct les royautis. ell philosoplle
CONNIE Ell po'itique, ayec celui qui ME tout
ct ce!ui 1ni af1irme tout, dams Dtmocrite uui
r'alt tonjo"rs ct dams Hiraclite qui pleurait
sans cesse Dams rordre social surtout. u
clt"yens, prenez gar.le a1ix mtcomptcs.
Mals p'lsqne nous sayons tout celia, u
Louisianais lie bonne volonte ct lie bon cs.
prlt, ponrqnoi done nous enlormr dams
llnt'fference, dams ii,lso,,cial,ce ct dams
Iaratlie? L'homme sauv9 est celui uui Sc
s;''vert, ct fhommc perlu cetni qni Sou.
bliera. Pouru"oi ferait OH pour nous &c que
nous he vo"'ons point fire pour nous
memes? In chance Went !. qui Il. cherche. Ia
fortune 4 qni Ia conuniert, Ii liberti nui en-
est dlgne. Lesp6nncc Nest rien sans lr,,yre,
TN feve tout MI plus, ct me deception.
Neutrality-suspicious., . riverains .lu NIiSsis.
siPp'. que lie flenve ait emportt tontcs nos
'slSnes, renverSe to"tcs nos n.aisons. liynste
ions nos champs, rnint le pays tout cutter,
1i'lt ue cllactin de nous I'm miserable ct an
m"n'llaht, pour snnger il relcver ces ,lignes
gun 4 fal"t plus d'mn steele pourconstruireo
Lr mot hrl' hnm est IN mot terrible.
Que .ceux qni sont vullants ct forts SC
lcvrnt done.
Q"'on songe aussi, ell face dn travail ,1a.
s"rsanisa, ii" radicalsme triumphant, 1c Ia
corruption qni gaene sans cesSe, dc In miserc
u"' rctrfcit son crrclc lie fer :utour de nous.
IL convier il rnuvre lie travail, de riorcani
*nt'"n ct lie mo"|it'; iimmigrant ,l"i vons
oiire son onti', *n vaillance ct son cnur.
Domain scrait hop w,L
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-06-10
FcuilIcton du LOuisi0,,ais,
LES CHIENS.
Clap. XLlIl.

Braves gems qni pachez des gonjons du haut d.,
PontNent, ct vo'1s autres qui amorcez ,s ancuilcs
Il" Mississippi, tons les Chcns ne sont pas aualn,.
rcdfs' ct to's les chens ne SC nourrissent pas os
"s'gcts c"mme dit Rabelais de Chinon.
Nescherclles mommc ''cl,ien marin' OH ",I,irn ia
mef IL" poisson" d" mer cartilsgincux lu genre on
de Ia gra"de famillc DIES sqnales don't la peau est
81 '"'c que lorsl" ellie est sech6e les mcnuiscrs
S en- serve"t pour por lei,r ouvrage.''
Mals il est dit1icile de tronver une resemblance
entire lie CHEN dc mer ct lie CHEN de teuc e "cans
nman"s' ct le .'sqnalus dcntibus couics, nina
dorsa anteriore lnajore ~ ''N>'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-06-10
PHsfc0.

Paris, lund soir, Coles
hrssds ont tte en,errt, vivaAts
dams nn osse On a entendu
leur> ctis ct "urS aiutrs tou.e
Ia NUT. -(Ttitg)
Vous aveZ enterrt des entants ct .les ftmmcs
Sans attenre qn lis aient re,rln lc,,rs ,avrcs hmc.
a Die" Hni I"ye tout! Celia nest pas hien ft,
Messeisncurs, ct celia dGpasse tout toltat
j. G.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-06-10

1<y-Bureau du journal, pres du College JEFF
ferson. St-Jacques, rive gauche
AIrPour lettres, ]ournaux, cchanges ct pa
perasses, atresscz IA Conrent Post Office.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-06-10
NOS PRINCIPLES. -

Rfpubliquc dordre, dAonneiete e. de
justice.
Suffrage unirersel pour tous, ercerte pour
les crimine's e' les rngnbonds.
Union Cirque des Louisianais Jlancs et
des L0uisianais de couleur.
Education pour tous.
Plus de Carpet.basgcrs pol,iques en- Loui.
sia"e, nj de rusabonds fainean,s.
Egnlue poiitique enire les naiuralises ct
ies nai;fs.
Appeis ei oranres rimmigrani loborieur
Respect d la loi.
L'honntie homme en- haui, le malhonnate
en- bas -
la Louisiana dot fire goureynce par
|honntieft ct 'iniehigencc.
- Debiteurs du Lou1s1.NA1s en- vous
prinnt de solder votre dette 'ibrement con
tractee, est &C que nous commcttrious une
indiscrstion?
Lc Lou1sIASAls rac'amo supplement son
lu
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-06-10

j. homme 0"i s'estime lie plus, dit IAraLe
est celui qni want lie muins.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Exhaustion.

IuYalids broken down III hcuIu.""Ia,.i.
its by Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from
Inc terrible exhaustion which follows the
attacks of acute disease, the testimony OF
thousands who have been raised rs by a
i''"'., - ..i,"iinr state Of proStration
by Nu~lclter's Stomach BitterS, is sure
guarantee that by the same means You too
may be strengthened and restored. But to
those who stand in peril of cpidemicS, to all
who, by reason of exposure, privatiOnS, and
uncOngenial climate or unhealthy pursuits,
may at any moment be stricken down, this
paragraph is most particularly and CHphmi-
cullyaddrc ,Sed. You. who arc thus situated.
are pro1lcred an absolute safeguard against
the danger that mcnaccs you, Tone and
regulate the system with this harmless me-
dicinal stimulant and Alternative, and you
will be fOTearmed against the maladieS
whose seeds float around you in the air I'M
seen. HOStettcr'S Stomach BitterS are not
only Il standard tonic and Alternative
throughout the United States, but they are
accredited by the certificates of the most
distinguished citizens of the Union, to the
people of all other lands. In Canada, Aus
trala, and the West Indies, they are grad
ually taking the place of all other Stom-
achicS, whether native or foreign, and as
surely as truth is progressive and demon
stration Overthrows doubt, they Will even
tually supersede every other invigorant and
restorative now employed in medicinal
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alton to teach a backwoods district
school in Ohio. State Treasurer grown
rich while in Office, and living like a
prince. Comptroller and State Financial
Agent in New York both under a
cloud. Ku-Klux raiding around in the
upper. country, pretending to correct
the evils Of the day under cover of the
night. Militia called out only to be re-
called after the Ku-Klux had captured
all their arms. United States troops
coming in by the thousand to preserve
order. Business dull; money scarce /;
people distrustful and sullen; officers
afraid to do their duty, or don't know
what their duty is; negroes frightened
from the country into the towns, where
there is nothing to do, and all the bad
elements loose and proving about.
Such is the condition OF South Caro-
lima in the year OF our Lord 1871.
People who read the New York Indc-
pendent and Cincinnati Gazette will say
that in all this is to be seen the retrib.
utive hand OF an avenging Providence,
but from my standpoint in the CAPT
tai of this unhappy State, it looks more
like the work of the Old Scratch. If
Providence is to be blamed for the pres.
ent state of affairs in South Carolina,
there is nothing left for the devil to do
and he had "a well retire from the field.
II. V. K
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REIMHURSEMENT.

On last Wednesday, Apri, 5, Hon. Hen
RY G. DAVIS introduced the following
bill in the United States Senate Objec-
ton being made by Senator ANTHONY,
it was laid over in accordance with the
rule:
A BILL to reimburse the Stale Of West Viz
ginia for losses incurred by reason OF the
destruction of its bridges, &c, during the
late civil war.
WHEREAS, The State Of West Nir-
ginia, by reason Of lis being q border
State, the dividing line between the
then contending armies, and OF being
alternately in possession OF each army,
suffered heavy losses during the late
civil war in the destruction of bridges,
court honseS, churches, &c: and where
as, said State was loyal to the Govern
ment of the United States, and con
tributcd her full share towards the put
ting down OF the late rebellion; and
whereas, the greater portion OF said
bridges, churches, &c, were destroyed
by the Federal troop, acting under the
orders of their superiors; ard whereas,
said State, although her people are suf-
fering from the want OF the rebuilding
of said bridges, court houses &c being
yetyoung in years and havingto endure
a heavy expense in the erection Of its
public bindings, &c, is unable to con-
tribute toward the rebuilding OF said
works: therefore
BE- Il enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of lie tnitci States Of
Imerica in C6ngrcS8 assembled That the
Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is
hereby authorized and directed to pay
to the State of West Virginia, upon the
order of the Governor of said State, ont
of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, the sum Of 100000.
to be applied to the rebuilding Of the
bridges, court houses, churches, &c, in
said State destroyed 10y military orders
during The late civil war
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An old and well tried remedy. Thousands
ofmothers can testify that 1t is reliable and
perfectly safe in all cases. 1t SCHcHS the
gums, dbdtcS Inflammation, invigoratCs the
Stomach and Bowels, corrccts ACidity, and
is a sure and speedy cure for Collie, Cramps
and Windy Pains. After n single trial, no
mother will do without it.
Ifthe Baby is Cutting Teeth use the Cor
dial. II facilitates the process OF tecthing
and is a reliable cure for the many Ills 10
which infants are subject.
Thousands will testify that The Infants
Cordial is the safest and most efficient cure
tecthing are Liable.
Mothers, use this preparation and your
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teething.
A mild, yet sure and speedy cure for Collie,
Cramps and Windy Pains. Invaluable for
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Mothers, are you oppressed with anxiety
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children escape all ills incident % teething.
Price - cents n bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
apr6 PrOprietOrS.
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IT is now said that the President
issued his proclamation against the ku-
Knx in South Carolina without COM
plying with the forms of law, without
waiting for request from the Governor
Of that State, and solely upon the un'
official and unsupported assertions OIL
private individuals. Mr.. GRANT is still
evidently laboring under the opinion
that he is the United States Of Amer
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye is,the best in the
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WHAT a blessing it would be to the
Radical cause if Pennsylvania were a
Southern STATED What an important
addition to Ku-Klux literature the
Miners Riot at Lackawanna would af-
fordl Whole volumes of testimony
might be adduced and enough horrors
recounted to rebuild the waning for,
times of the party and kindle anew the
flames of civil war. How unfortunate
it is that Pennsylvania is loyal State
and all these first-class outrages are
compelled to run to waste.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10

The Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue has forbidden the publication of
lists showing the amount OF income tax
paid by individuals. The aggregate OF
tax paid in any District may be pub
lished, but not the individual names.
A good regulation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10

A ludicrous air has been impaired to
the revolutionary proceedings in Paris.
The heroes OF Montmartre have
proved themselves more amenable to
Venus than Mars. A band OF strong
minded women assembled the nights OF
Montmartre on Thursday, and by force
compelled the married men to leave
their posts. This movement Is SAID 70
be spreading, and it is thought that
none but single men will be permitted
to take an active part in any dis.
turbance.
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AT noon last Saturday the last rail
was laid on the Pittsburgh d Councils
Vile road, and Pittsburgh and Bait
more are now connected by direct and
convenient line. Great advantages will
doubtless result to both cities from the
connection, and the press of both cities
is enthusiastic. Now for the Hemp
field extension! g..
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THE Legislature of Virginia passed
resolutions warmly approving Of the
proposed centennial celebration Of the
anniversary of American Independ,
ence at Philadelphia in July, 1876, and
directing the Governor of Virginia to
invite the States of Kentucky, Ohio
Indiana Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin
and West Virginia to participate in that
celebration. The old Mother of
States" wants to assemble her daughters
and hold a sort of thanksgiving birth
dav.
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The Clarksburg Conservative don
take kindly our humble efforts to &C
count for the name of Tile First .HGga-
zine, and, apparently, don, want a can
did opinion from the press concerning
the merits, or dement's, Of the little
bantling. Well, well! we have bestow
ed vast deal of charity upon this first
issue of "The First" and We trust thai
the Conservative men will graciously per
nit ma IN mention rhn~ 'h"" ~" mod"
the improvements they now promise.
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AUCTION SALE

T WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, THE lltb
| inst, at public auction, cOmmcn Ing ui
9 \. NJ. the Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture Of Mn. VI. b. Cox, on Fourth street
All the articles are OF the choicest kind
Also for sale, eight Beehives, with the Bees
and Honey.
The residence OF Mrs. Cox can be- mr.
chased on easy terms. Possession any linz
after 10th inst. THOMAS U'RRIkN
APPS Real Estate Agent
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THOSE eligible water lots on the bay
Of samana, where a great commercial
c;tv IS TO be built, are for sale-cheap.
INQUIRE Of DENT, Executive Mansion,
Washington, D. G. -G
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The Celebrated
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WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable, and
refreshing of all perfumes, for use
on the Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale by all
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seplsdSw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10

THE recent election in Connecticut
has given rise to very interesting
question as TO what may be legally
considered scattering votes. The full
name OF the Democratic candidate is
JAMES Z. ENGLISH, and the question ls
whether ballots for j. f. ENGLISH, j.
ENGLISH, or simply ENGLISH, should be
claimed as Scattering We believe
that the general rule OF law is that "a
candidate is entitled to the benefit of all
ballots which were manifestly intended
for him The decision Of the case in
Connecticut will be looked for with some
interest.
1t appears also that a number of
votes were cast in Connecticut for Mrs.
HANAFoRD for Governor. That lady
being ineligible to Office under the
Constitution of the State, the question
arises whether those ballots should be
counted as part of the whole number of
which the successful candidate must
have majority. The question whether
either Of the candidates has been elect
ed by the people will probably hinge
upon the exclusion Of these votes and
the determination of what ballots may
be classed as scattering.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10

GENERAL S1eEL is Grand Marshal OF
the Peace Jubilee procession to-day in
New York.
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AMONG the furniture purchased LOT
the State by the negro Legislature Oh
Sor,h corolipa, was large number Ct
sn;t,oons at eight dollars apiece. 80
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The Legislature Of South Carolina is
den of thieves. By nature and by
practice they are better qualified to fill
positions in the several jail houses and
penitentiaries Of the land than as law
makers for this ancient State. South
Carolina has been wicked, admit. She
nullified under jackson, seeded under
Buchanan, fired on the star-spangled
banner, fought the Government, and con-
Quoted herselfin a highly improper man.
ner, but her punishment has been great.
Other States as guilty as she have got
off with tar less punishment. Her
negroes have been freed, her capital well
nigh destroyed, her old families broken
up, and now comes greater calamity
than all, in the shape of an imbecile and
corrupt Legislature.
1t is we'll for South Carolina that she
has for Governor man as firm as f..
X. Scott. But for him the Legislature
would have bankrupted the State, and
have well nigh done so Notwithstanding.
He has stemmed the torrent of corrupt
legislation as best he,eould, and stood
between the plunderers and the treas
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The letter from a special correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Commcrcial which
we copy elsewhere, gives a graphic
picture Of the condition of things in
South Carolina and throws a flood Of
light upon the disturbances in that I'M
happy State. In South Carolina, as in
the Southern States generally, the effect
of the reconstruction measures of Con-
gress has been to put the bottom rail
on top and the timber thus brought
into prominence has been of the crook
eldest and rottenest description. Until
there is some change for the better in
the civil government OF those States,
there can be little hope Of quietude or
peace. Blood is thicker than water,
and men 'rW revolt against misgovern-
ment and oppression, to the end of time
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IN Use.
NOTICE.

VNHE BOOKS, NOTES AND ACCOUNTS
| Of the late firm Of Armstrong. HOlli-
day & Co, have been placed in my hands
for collection and settlement.
Those knowing themselves indebted will
call and settle without further notice, a. all
unpaid notes and accounts will be collected
by due process Of law on the first dav of
May, ls5l.
ROBERT II. GILLESPY.
Office in lower end Second WarI Market
House mar2lapr3, 10, l.. 24myl
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y. B.-The accounts OF the late firm arc
left with me for collection and SETTLEMENT
Persons knowing themselves indebted viii
caIi anu MAKE payment. Those having
ment. ''''
aPTo AND. D. SEAMON.
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REMOVAL.

Having succeeded to the business NJ
Fisher & Seamon, have removed TO No,
10 Main street, two doors above the Old
stand, where will be pleased to see nv old
friends and customers OF the late firm ~
search OIL Dry Goods and Notions. III
AND. j. SEANON
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AN INTERESTING LETTER,
THIEVES AND IDIOTS.

Correspondence Cincinnati Commercially
COLUMBIA, April ], 1871.
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CoOk Wanted.

GOODCOOK THAT CAN COME WELL
\ recommended can get good home
and liberal wages, on Main street, above
Suspension Bridge u-u T ur.pN
onrl0 W VI. u. IlLS-hIe4'.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
/ existing between Henry w. Fisher and
ANA. u. SeamOn, under the firm name OF
Fisher SeamOn, was dissolved by mutual
consent April Isl. II. w. Fisher retiring.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10

N EW s. OK!
JUST OPENED
GEORGE &c R. TAYLOR & CO.

x,,,a.d Goals, Hair Grenadinc. New and Beautifl
Article Suits.
y.nouese Silks and POplins i'm Great ariey
.,,aI- uar,oir RriIliantines, New and Elegant
1.onyees diagonal PopIins, Silk Serges.
Black and CoIored Silks bishops Lawn ROBES
d., To-, Crenadine two yards wide, all Silk Wool
pink Blue. Buff and Green Percaies ana Lawns
q Jeanette Cloths and Organdes.
phones. Wash POpIins, COlOred Linen for s"s
Linen and Pque Suits for Children
Linen and Bishops Lawn Suits for Ladies'
Paris Muslin TUNES for Ladies'
Pongee and Lace EarasOls I'm the Latest StylPs
Reversible Ottoman ShaWis
Silk Sacaues. Lama Lace Jackets
SasI, and Bow Ribbons, Roman Neck Ties
Louise Ties EmbrOderies and Lace GOODS OF AL Kinds.
Standard Plated FIouncings in Bishops Lawn and Swiss
OctupIe Putting.
Ladies' and Misses Balbriggan HOse.:
Harris Seamless Hid Gloves.
Priced do
Misses Kid Gloves Misses ParisOIs.
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REMOVAL.

u,HE OLD FIRM OF HALLISSY & s0R'
gier, No. l6l Main street, having DIS.
solved partnership o am nGM cs street.. one
door east of Main street, where have a well
elected stock of Notions, Trimmings and
Fancy Goods, Just brought from the East, &c
which / respectfully invite the attention
VI a U,J y T. T. S9RGLER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DENTISTRY.
A Most Invaluable Invention
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
That are perfectly tight in the mouth
That are never Ioosened during eat
ing, taking or sleeping
That admit no particles Of food what
ever under the plate;
That require no painful wearing be-
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Loose and troublesome sets OF teeth
no matter by whom made, at once
rendered comfortable.
These GREAT advantages all admitted
by the Patient before leaving
the Dental Chair or No
Charge Made.

Having removed our Dental Rooms TO
those elegant apartments over Hamilton q
we now offer 10 the public DIR. Folsom's
patent Improvement in the construc
ton of Dental Plates, as tne gre nent
tiStry' We commend this style OF work
particularly to that large class of persons
tpyho have tried repeatedly, but without
success, TO wear plates made in the ordinary
way; and IRE guarantee that IN eceTy case p eu-
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air to get under them. We respectfully IN
wife all those interested in this subject 10
call at our office and examine TINS melnou;
which is full of common sense, as all good
principles are.
RB-Particular attention given to Natural
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The Troubles in the South.