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... to a healthy and useful stale teeth iv even the last stages of decay. We have also seen Mr. Davis's artificial sets, which, for their truth to nature, easy application and total concealment of art may be justly considered the perfection of Dental Science ...
... steps are being taken to have Hull placed on the frirs I list of iowans, for ithe promotion of the graind exposition of Sthe arts in arid Industry of alt nations, originated by his Royal Highness Wi e Prince Albert.-l !B FREE-TRADE IN SHIPP'INGe.-The last ...
... first-rate AiUclm, the whole must be Sold, without reserve, and cleared away before the 35th of January. Catalogues art In preparation, and may had of tba ▲octiokrb Ten Days prior to the Sale. , PIANO FORTES. REDUCED PRICE. YfYDE & DUTCHMAN beg to an- LX nounce ...
... contiguity to the River Trent forms an eligible site for building purposes.- Im- mediate possession may be had of both Lots. For further Particulars, application may be made to Mr. Richard Wiseman, of West Ferry, or Mr. Jonas Hall of Low Melwood, (the Trustees ...
... Greenhill, who ' will show the Farm. Further Particulars may be obtained of Mr. J. H. Faint, Land-Agent, Manor-House, near Thirsk. Manor-House, Jan. 8, 1860. TO BE LET, AND ENTERED UPON 131k MAY, 1860, LOW DINSDALE FARM, in the occupa- tion of Christopher ...
... religious impressions festered; audtho v References may be testisto troe Revs. 3. Hudson sod J. P. IfLockwood. Wash-,yan Ministers. Knaresbro'; and Mr. J. Cart-. wrighlt, Kuaresbrss Prospectuses may be had on application. 3, DIJCA'flON.-At an~ establishmotit ...
... is a play which rarely fails to tel on the stage. Its rapid suc- cession of incidents, effective situations; and dia- logue which, spite of its sentimentalisns, has many strokes of genuine comedy, keep alive the attention from the first scene to the last ...
... is a play whidi rarely fails to tdl on the stage. Its rapid suc- cession of incidents, effective situations, and dia- loguewhich, spite of its sentimentalismns, has many I strokes of genuine comedy, keep alive the attention from t*e first scene to the ...
... swift its course may be, necessarily keeps up a semicircular oscillation, just in the same' manner as a mouse-cage on the top of a street organ, when the boy is not touching it, and the mouse itself inclined to be play- ful is keeping the machine ih motion ...
... Vcourse may be, necessarily keeps up a semicircular Ioscillation;' just in the same manner as a mouse-cage So ton the top of a street organ,; when' the boy is not last v Itouching it, and the mouse itself inclined to be play- nearl, Iful is keeping the maichine ...
... is a ilay which rarely fails to utll on the stage. Its rapid suc- cession of incidents, effective situations, and dia- logue which, spite of its- sentimenlalisms, las many strokes of genuine comedy, keep alive the attention from the first scene to the last ...
... The Rates of Premium are moderate, and the Premiums may be paid Quarterly, Half-yearly, oi Yearly, on an Increasing or Decreasing Scale; or a portion may remain unpaid at In- terest ; and Insurances may be effected either with or without Participation in ...