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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15
On q Strike.


The Bellefonte lawyers are on a
strike in reference TO their Law Ii.
brary. They have issued a proclama-
ton on the subject, which nearly
equals the Immortal proclamation
sent forth by "thc late lamonted," lib
Grating the slaves. But as our OK is
not yet gored, wo have but little 10
say on the subject, only TO see that
the cohtagion for buying lawyers
books, at tho public expense, does not
extend TO our county. There is a law
TO that effect in Centre, and move.
ment is on foot to repeal thence
the proclamation in question. Among
the public advantages derived from
tue law, the committee say:
an other respects the library is Of public ad.
vantage. Before its institution, Il was not IN
frequent that the President judges would adjourn
Court before the usual hour in order TO examine
authorities upon some point suddenly arising in q
case. This was a loss Of public time. and great
public erpenss. Yet 1t was unavoidable unless
the judge was willing 10 make decision without
regard to the law, which would probably neccssi-
tate . new trial aud thus entail upon parties
vtnesse, and the general public, great additional
srpenss. complete library in the Court Houss
would remedy all thii."
Suppose We view this phase of the
case in business way. John Doe, car.
pointer, undertakes to build a barn for
Richard Roe, during next sumner
The spring opens, and Mr.. Doe, with
twenty hands, comes on the ground
ready for work, but upon looking
around "boss" and .jours" discover
that they have neither saw nor auger,
hence must adjourn. Now, was It
stupidity or poverty brought about
this adjournment Ifcither, We ad.
wise Mr.. Doc and his en,erprisinq
'Jours' to sharpen up their tools and
pack them before they start for the
next job, or adopt some calling which
neither involves brains nor capital
The "Public" might furnish the me.
ehanies in question with tools but
they might lack the will or energy
70 use them hence they would rust
and probably be stoler or lost. This
uiscevered public advantage" comes
too late, and is confined to too small
circle, 10 fulfill the measure indi.
Gated.
Judges and lawyers, like carpcn.
ters, farmers and blacksmiths, should
have individual enterprise enough to
furnish their own books, or abandon
their profession. The profession in
cur estimation, has grown too old to
be nnrsed at the public expense
"The croakcrs," "demsgogucs," and
"the most ignorant class" comes with
= bad grace from cbarity.scekors
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15
Private Sale of Real Estate
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

fINIlR subscriber will offer at private sale, on
reasonable terms, the following Real Estate,
situate in Glen Hope, olearhcld county, Pa; y
large two-story plank house, Ioxio feet store
room, 2ox{0 feet ware room, l6x20 feet. The
house is the beat in Glen Hope, well flushed, and
having large cellar underneath. Was built in
1867. A neverfailing we'll, and wood aud wash
house, barn, 3or4o,) ice house. Sufficient to hold
90 or 20 tons Of ice, and all othsr necessary out
buildings.
Also, large quantity Of merchandise, consist
ing Of groceries, dry goods, queenswArs, notions,
large lot Of clothing, and all other goods gener
ally kept in a country store.
Also, 10000 feet Of prime oak and pine squAre
timber, on the bank Of Clearfed creek.
The above described property will be sold to
gether or, Il desired the store goods viii be sold
on reasonable terms aud lease given Of the
store room.
For further information apply to the subscriber
at his residence in Glen Hope.
WILLIAM s. DIcKEY.
Feb. s, lsslsn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

The reports which have prevailed
in regard TO tho willingness OF England
to adjust the Alabama claims prove to
be correct Within thospace Of eight
DAYS all the prcliminaries have been
n, aligned for tho meeting at Wash
ington Of a "high joint commission to
determine not only the Alabama claims,
but the fishery quarrel and all out
standing causes of dispute between
our government and that Of Great
Britain. The Commissioners have
been named, and men competent to
discharge the high duties deyoved
upon them have been selected by each
nation. The President disappointed,
on the part Of the United States, Sec.
rotary Fish, General Schenck, Justice
Nelson, E. r. uoar and Senator vii.
liams. Under the administration of
Washington, John Jay, then Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court, was
sent as Minister to France and nego-
tiated the celebrated "Jay Treaty
So there is precedent for the selection
of Judge OF the Supreme Court TO
act in the capacity OF a diplomaiist.
Senator Williams, of Oregon, retires
on the 4th of March to mako way for
his Democratic successor, ard the
commission will not be likely TO get
to work before he is at leisure TO at.
tend to his new duties. The commits
sion on tho part of the United States
is strong one, and IL is to be hoped
tho members will come 10 tho dis
charge Of their duties in an nnpreju-
diced and conciliatory mood.
The Commissioners appointed by
the English Government are distin-
guishcd gentleman. The following is
! the list Earl DE Gray, Prof Monta-
quo Baynard, Sir Edward Thornton,
Sir John Mcdonald and Sir John Rose,
The Secretary OF The Commission will
be Lord Tenterden. These gentle
men will be endowed with plenary
power on the part of their government
and will como prepared to adjust all
outstanding claims and all existing
causes of dissatisfaction. 1t is sin,
cerely 10 be hoped that all may 60
smoothly, and that the speedy arrange
ment of the preliminaries may be the
prelude 10 u prompt adjustment Of al
difficulties. 1t is our interest, and il
should be our pleasure, to be on The
best of terms with England -Ldncds
ter Intelligencer.
Where, we ask, is the "hero patriot
and statesman" Motley, who went tC
England two years ago TO settle thi'
little difficulty in forty eight hours 2
Why not blow on, "loyal millions z
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15
"High .MornIiiu."

Senator Yates, of Illinois, waltEing
into breakfast, at Wizards Hotel,
crazy drunk, in costume that put the
"black crook" TO the blush-but one
garment-that white cotton, and very
short Representative Bowen indict-
cd for too numerous wifery. Repre-
sentative Butler indicted for forgery,
and cmbezzlement of the pensions Of
soldiers widows. Assistant Secretary
of State, ]. Brancroft Davis, branded
as thief, and receive a sixty thous
and dollar bribc. And alas alas all
woe is we Last, but several large
demijohns full from least, our immacu-
late "bero president" the soldier,
statesman" the "idol Of the nation,'
Ulysses the Huge-Bcsotted para.
mour of a Digger squaw, in the noun
tains Of California, in '57-Rum soak
cd Captain, Drummod out of the Reg
ular Army, in the spring of so for a
trick too beastly TO be hintcd at
Maudlin peddlcr of wood and water
melons, at Carondeleit, in summer Of
So Boistcrous rQwdv kick ed ort ~
Green street, ST. Louis, bagnio, in fall
of'59-Tipsy cleaner Of old COW hides,
in Galena tan yard, from winter OF
so, to spring of '6l-This illustrious
patriot, this demi god of "loyalty," this
head jobbcr of San Domingo, and chiei
engineer Of the great cabinet gift en-
terprise scheme-Tbis glorious and
ever worshipful combination of Wash.
ington, Hercules, Appolo Belvidcre,
Napoleon, julius Cesar and Pompey
Squash-This grand rebellion squelch
er and model Chief Magistrate.
Drunk drunk - Fool drunk, on
Christmas day !-Rceling along Penn
sylvania Avenue, and trying TO trade
or pair of Dents new cavalry boots,
for y (hic) du lin pic. (hic) pistols,
to bust Sumner With Hilcous, shame.
full, losthsome fact Look, and ad
mre Hal ha! ha Tee hee and
Yankee. Doodle-dool It's not our fu
neral = Weekly Caucasian.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

RUS OFF-HoRsE Killed Oul
town was the scene of quite an cx
citement on Monday morning, caused
by run of and general smash up oi
a buggy and span of horses. james
Wilson, the colorcd hostler at tho
Loomis House, was bringing out 8
team of iine bays, belonging TO Mr.
August Nachman, travelling agent for
Meadville mercantile house. BY
some means the neck yoke slipped
over the pin and back along tho pole
thus running the buggy on the horses
heels. The spirited animals started
up street at full speed The hostler
reined them in with all his strength,
but in vain. They ran out of the
pike and down the river hill, more
than a mile, the driver keeping them
on the road. AS they approached the
river bridge they met cx Sheriff Nicely
on horseback, who, seeing they were
unable 10 make tho short turn into the
bridge, called to tho driver to jump
out, which he barely accomplished,
when the horses leapod over tho but.
ment, taking the buggy with them
falling headlong down about thirty
feet, on the rocks and ice. One horse
was killed instantly, and the other
much bruised, but not dangerously
hurt. The buggy was smashed TO at.
ems Jim" the hostler, went out
head foremost against the bank and
bounced back some eight feet, lighting
right end up. A white mans brains
would certainly have been knocked
out, but Jim was little hurt, saying
he was all right, only felt "a little
soah." The loss is about slO0-
Clarion Democrat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

NENtNNfNNN ~ "" = W.
We condole with General SMITH
Gen. W j. Smith
Loyal Smith
Smith
The Why Of il is as follows, copied
verbatim, from n handbil circulated
in Tennessee, and sent us by Acorres-
pondcnt from Bartlett, Shelby county;
WHO Is OK TIE LORDS sIDEf
VOTE ron GENERAL sulrH
Do YOU want TO be slave again2--
If YOU do, vote for Ed Shaw, as tho
Democrats tell you to. But, if you
love freedom and honesty, ifyon mean
TO serve the Lord, and do bis will,
VOTE FOR GENERAL SMITH
He is your true friend. lie is one
Of the good and great men who, under
God and his servant Abraham Lin
coin, led you up out of the Egypt OF
slavery into the land of Canaan Of free.
dom. lie fought aud bled to make
you free. lie voted schools for your
children.
! WI = fHA llai w
That il all that you can do for him
who has done everything for you. lie
got You the right to testify in the
courts, to ride in the ears, the right TO
vote, the sacred right TO your wives
and your children. Turn out on
TUESDAY MORNING,
and vote for him. Show that you are
free men, and won't be sold to the
Democrats. Remember
THAT COD sEEs YOU WHEN you vorE
Lincoln is looking down from Heav-
en-. Angels and all good men bid you
do your duty. Vote in the fear ol
God, and he will bless you.
VOTE roR GENERAL SMITH
President Grant begs you to vote
for him. You cant vote for gambler
and blackleg who wants TO sell you
The Democrats aud the ku, Klux tell
you to vote for Shaw The devil wants
YOU to vote for Shaw. You won't dc
IL. You will vote for yoar true friend
GENERAL W. J. SMITH
We now come down to busih essand
spill tear, tear and half, or two
tears, for Smith.
Shaw beat him "IIincoln is look
ing down from Heaven !" How hC
sees defeated Smith, and victorious
Shaw, for all the good Smith, a silver
spoon Smith, or black Republican,
Smith, who, under God and Abraham
led the "boys' out, make 'om done
gone free, mad the support Of the tru'
and loyal.
Ungratefnl "darks' With Lincolr
looking, and Grant begging, and othe
Republicans stealing, how could yoI
go for to do soY Never mind, Gencr
al, General W. J. Smith. Gird NJ
your loins; sand,paperyour nose; &c
out more bills; go for EN- again, I'll
"Lincoln stops looking down from
Heaven, and Grant stops begging"
Smith--we s.sy.sym -symp-sympa
sympathizc with you!- Pcmeoy'
Democrat
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15
HENRY T, nKLMDoLbs

IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
Vannei b surpassed As FAcR WASH, and vii
~ found the only specihe remedy in every
species ofeutansous Affection. Il speedily eradi.
Gates pimplss, spots. seorbutic, dryness, ineurt.
lions Of the eutaneous membrane, eie., di,p,lf
redneu and incipient Inflammation, kive,, raib
moth patches dryness Of scalp or skin, frost bi,.i
and AL purposes for which sAlves or ointment,
are used restores the skin to state Of purity
and soilnsss, and insures continued hearty ,s.
tion to the issue Of " vessels. on which depend,
the agreeable elearnets and vivaoity Of complex.
ion so much sought and admired. But he-.ref
valuable as a remedy for existing defects Of the
skin, II. 7. Helmbold's Rose Wash has lonr
sustained its principle claim to uubounded pat.
ranage, BY possessing qualities which render Il
TOILET APPkNDAGE Of the most Superlaiir.
and Congenial character. coubininE In an sle.
giant formula those prominent requisites, sAfE.
~ ard kFFICACl-ths iuvariabe accompani.
ments Of It's use-as preservative and refresh,
or OF tie complexion. II is an excellent Lotsn
for diseases Of Syphilrie nature, and ., an in.
lection for diseases Of the Urinary Organs, Afi,.
Ing from habits Of disipation, used in eonnssion
With the Extracts Buchu, SarsApafilla and ca.
svba Grape Pills, 10 such disease, n recon.
msndsd, cannot be surpastsd. Price, One Dellu
per Bottle.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

Fall and sIpliei direction, scsOnpssy III,
medicines
Evidence Of the most respouslble and reliable
character furnished on application. ritl Aurir,i,
q hou'asds of living vi nesses, and upsaris of
$4,000 unsolicited certificates and recon dstoty
letters, many Of which are nom the highs,,
sources, including Eminent Physieisns. Clergy
men, Statesmen, etc. The Prorietor has never
fesorisd to their publication in the newspaper !
he does no do this from the fac, that bis article,
rank as Standard Preparations, and DO not n,sl
TO be propped up BY certificates
HENRY I. HFLMBOLD's GENUINE PRB-
PARATI0NS.
Delivered TO any address. Secure FROM obs'r.
vstion. Esiablishsd upward Of twenty years.
Sold BY Druggist, everyvhers. Addree letter,
for Information. In confidence, TO HENRY ].
HELMB0LD. DruEgis aud Chemist
Only Drpou II. 7. Helnbcldt Drug ard
Chemical Warehouse, No. sqt Broadway, y. Y,
OF TO II. I. Helmbold's Medical Depot io4 ssuih
Tenth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Beware Of couuterfeils. Ash for HENRY T,
HELNnolp's' rshs ne -'hsf iyr-y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

WAKE UPl-We see il announced
On Nil nauus tnat \ Democratic State
Convention will assemble at Harris
burg some time during March, for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for Auditor General, Surveyor Gen.
sral, and VIC believe q candidate for
the Supreme Bench. If the Convcn-
tion is held the latter part of March,
we will be all right, but if held before
our March Court, We will have no del
egates, because none were elected in
January. The Chairman ofthe County
Committee no doubt will be equal to
the emergency, and see that We are
properly represented in the approach
ing convention.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

II. I. HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BucHu
Cures diseases arising from Inprudspes,, H,s.
1t, Of Dissipatiep, etc,
ia all their ,nse', OF little expense, iill, CT 70
change in die, no Inconvenience, and no 'I.
pOsuro. 1t causes n frequent desire, asd give
slrengi gih to Urinsis, thereby removing obstr,.
tiops, Preventing and Curing strieturs, Of he
Uretlra, Alsying Pain and Inflammation, -
frequent in this class Of diseases, and sIPelliis
all Poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victim, Of 10.
competent persons and who have psii A,s'J
fees to be cured 10 q short time, have found tAsy
have been deceived, aud that th- "Poison" hai
by the use " powerful as,ringept'," been dried
on In thesystem, to break gu, In more nggTaralst
form, and perhaps af(or Marriage.
Use IIelmbold's Extract Buchu for al At,e.
tiont and Diseases Of the Urinsry Organs, uh,,h.
CT eristipg in Male or female. from vhsis'sr
cause originating. and no matter Of aov lesl
standing. Price, l.so per bottle.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15
CLEARFlELD ACADEMY
Rev. P. l. Harrison, A, NJ, Principal.

I'Hk rnIrp sKssioS Of the present soholasii,
IL year Of ,hs Institution viii commence on
AuNDAN, the 18th day Of February, 1871.
Pupils can euicr at any time. They viii b
charged with tuition ffoiu tho time they enter "a
the close Of the Session.
The course of Instruction embraces every thinr
included IN thorough practical and accomplish
cd education for 10th sexes.
The Principal, having had the advantage Of
much experience in his profession, assurrs parents
and guardians that his entire ability and enerrie.
will be devoted 10 The moral and mental tiainin Z
OF tho youth placed under his charge
TERMS OF TUITION.
Orthogruphy, Reading. Writing. Primary Ari,h.
mc,ic and drawing, per Session II wcok,l IS 90
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, History
ana SO 90
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry. Men.
suration, Surveying. Philosophy, Phy,i.
ology, Chemistry, hook keeping notanv.
Physical Biography and Drawine......... 50 CO
Latin, Greek and French, with any Of the
above Branches. sis 90
huslC-PianolSo lessonsl siO 90
Es-No deduct,ou will be made for absence.
Es-f further par,ieulars inquire Of
Rev. T. l.. HARRISON, NJ,
t'h' = fi'h fnnrith.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

TnE ELEcrIoS.-The election which
came off in France last week, has re-
suited no one knows just how The
National Assembly will be composed
of Bonapartists, Orleanists and Red
Republicans, (the same as the Black
Republicans of this country, theorists
and robbers and Clcricals. Neither
faction vii have majority. Every
thing is therefore in doubt as to the
fate Of Franco.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15
Nj
HENRY T. HELMBoLD's
Concentrated

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHC,
THE GREAT DIUFETIc,
has cured every case Of Diabetes in which ilAu
been given. Irritation Of the Meek Of the Bladda
aud ILLUMINATION Of the idneyF, Ulesrstioss II
the Kidneys and Bladder, retention Of urint
Diseases Of the Prcstrats- Gland, stone in Ii,
Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brekduu dspori,
and Mucous or Milky discharges, and for %
fsebled and delicate constitution, Of both ,sIu
attended with the following symptoms indii.
position to sxertiOn, loss Of power. lcss Of n,s.
Ory, difficulty Of breathing, weak nerves, tres.
bling, horror o. diseass. wakefulnes,, diusm
Of vision, pain In the back, hot hands, fusAirt
Of the body. drynea Of the skin, eruption On d,
face, psllid countsnancO, univeriai iassitud,d Il
the muscular system, etc.
Used BY person, from the ages Of eighteen h
twenty Eve, and from thirty Eve to ffty hr,
in the decline or change Of life after sOntn.
msnt or labor painsi bed wsttips In shildru
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

HelnbOld's Ertraei Buchu !, dursde and blOsl.
purifying, and cures all diseases sri,ng frsz
habits Of disipaiop. aud sressses and inpu.
eenees in life, imruritie, Ct the blood, etc, u.
perseding eOpaibA in affection, for which Il 10
used. and syphilide afsetions-in ths,, di,sA,a
used in connection with HslmbOld', Rose Wan
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, th, Ii.
tract Bueb u 10 un,quallsd BY any other remedy
as in chlOrOs is orrst,ntiOn ire Eulsrity, Psis.
fulness or suppression Of customary svssvs,ion'
liberated or sehirrus state Of the uterus, l,uss.
rkea or VII :tes, sterility. and for all complaint
incident to the tex, whether ari ing from ibdh
erection, or habits Of disipation. Il 4, prs,erib,t
extensively BY the most sniu ent pby bysisisn' and
midwives for sbfesbledsnd deli cate oon,titstieaL
Of both ssIss and all ages (sttensed with irl II
the above diseases or tymptom,).
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15


TnE SuLz CANAL.-Thc New York
Herald says: Welcarn that the steam
ship Arizona, Of the Pacific Mail Com.
pany's line, that sailed fiom this port
about six weeks since for Hong Kong,
has safely passed through the Sucz
Canal This steamer is three thous.
and tons measurement, and her pass
age through in safety has fully dem.
onstrnted the success of this great en-.
terpriso and its fitness for merchant
steamers Of the largest size to pass
from ocean TO ocean without fear of
injury. The Alaska, another of the
same line, about one thousand tons
larger, is also on the way to China by
the same route, and we hope soon to
hear of her having passed through
with no more trouble than was ex.
pcrienccd by the Arizona.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

HuMBuGGERY.-The fools are not
all dead yet. Our State Senate passed
a bill last week authorizing the elec-
ton Of Female School Directors, lag.
ging in an infamous property qualif-
cation, which is even more baneful to
free government than all the ladies in
this Commonwealth who desire to
unsex themselves and assume such a
degrading position. There is either a
lot of very foolish women in this
State or lot of bigger male fools
have found seats in the Senate
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

VERY BUsY-Thc editors Of our
exchanges seem to be as busy as
Grants Cabinet makers in getting up
candidates for Auditor and Surveyor
General. Their sphere seems TO be
greatly enlarged, or have very little
to do with home affairs. There is no
use for US TO go outside Of our baili-
wick In this instance, as the State
Convention, whose duty it is, will set
tie that question.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

Being prepared expressly for the AbOT, csu.
plants, its Blood-Purifying PrOpertiessr are CREATE
than any other Preparation Of sarsapahlA Il
gives the complexion a eler- =sd hsaltby eoln
and restores the 20 tient to state Of health AL
purity. For purifying the blood, removing 81
chronic constitutional diseases sri,ing from n
impure state Of the blood, and the only rsliata
aud eTeetual known remedy for the cure Il
Paint and svelling Of the Bones, liberation 4
tho Throat and Lsg,, Dlotehss, Pinples on Il,
Face. Erytipelss and all sealy Eruptiob' sf Ii,
skin, and besplifying the eenplfIiOp. Pha,
si.So per bottle.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

TnE ApPoRrioSMENT.- The Speaker
Of the Senate, Mr. Wallace, has ap.
pointed Messrs. Davis, Of Berks, Dill,
Of Lycoming, Albright, Of Lchigh,
Randall, Of fSchuykill, Dcchert, of Phil.
adelphia, Rulan, Of Beaver and Olm.
stead, of Potier-fve Democrats and
Two kepublicans-a committee TO pro.
vlde Tor The apportionment of the
state INTO Congressional, Senatorial
and Legislative districts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15

Grand Rapids, Mich, is the ban
ner town for apprcciating women. The
city physician is womanj one Of the
pulpits is occupied by woman, who
has good salary; tho city library,
consisting Of several thousand vol.
umes, has been gotten up by woman,
and they have history class of wo.
men, organized several years, which
has regular lectures by women.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-02-15
DENTAL CARD.
DIR. A. NJ. HILLS

g. DIR. A. NJ. HILLS
QffYYfYwould say to his patients and the put =
lie generally, that, having dissolved partnsrship
wi Or. shaw, be is nov doing the entire work
Of his ofcs himself, that patients need no, fear
being put under the hands Of any other operator.
Having obtained 4 reduction Of the patent on the
plate material, am enabled to put up teeth much
cheaper than formerly. | also have DR.. stucks
patent process for working rubber plates, which
make a much lighter, more elastic and stronger
plate for the same amount Of material, and pol
isbes the platc on both sides, rendering u much
more easily kept clean. Special attention paid to
the preservation " the natural teeth, aud all work
guaranteed entirely satisfactory to patients.
nS-0fice At the old corner, opposite the Shaw
House. Oihes hours from TO ~, a. M, and to
8, p. m. Patients FROM distance ,beuld notify
me few days beforehand Of their intention 10
come. Always at home unless other notice np-
pears 10 both the county papers. febl57l