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DIR. THOMAS WHITES
Vegetable TOOlhache EerOps.

FeyHE only specific ever offered to
IL the public, from which a per-
mancnt and radical cure may be OF
tanned of that dlsagreeab!e pain. the
toothache, with all its attendant evils,
such as fracturing the jaw in extracting
the teeth, which often proves more la
tai than the toothactfe itself; and cold
passing from the deca,et teeth to tbs
jaw, thence to the head, producing a
rheumatic affection, with many other
unpleasant effects; such as a disagree
able breath, bad taste in the mouth.
&c. &c. all Of which are produced
from foul or decayed teeth. am hap
py to have it in my power to oiler to
the world remedy. that will not only
remove the pain nine times cat Of ten,
but preserve the teeth from further dc
cay, and arrest the disease il such as
are decaying and have not commenced
aching, restoring shem 10 health and
usefulness
CERTIfTU ATES.
Mr.. Thomas Niite: have the
pleasure ITO inform ;ou, that agreca-
bic to your request, have been using
our Toothache drops in my practice
for some time past, and l must ac-
knowledge that ! find them far supc );
rior to any thing have ever yet known
for that purpose. You are entirely
safe in recommending them to cure
nine times out Of ten; for from the
success that nave had, believe your
recolnh,endatio falls short OF their
merits.
| am well convinced thatit will cure
most cases OF Toothaehc when it is
timely and properly applied. l an.
not able to say much at this time as to
its preservatlve properties; bat from
what l have seen OF your teeth that
have long been cured and preserved
from decaying, and from few weeks
experience am decidedly ofthe opin-
ion that II will have a very beneficial
effect in preserving the teeth; and re-
commend it, hoping that it may prove
a blessing to humanity, and ad,anta
geous 10 yourself.
/ remain yours &c.
WIN. /. A. BIKkET,
Surgeon Dentist.
No. 80, South Fifth street, Philsdel-
] ph;a. Pennsylvania.
september IL, 1929.
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Beck aud lob PPimti0E\
NE any kind, will DO done at this Office,
on short notice and reasonable terms.
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sNF almost any kind will be taken {
~ subscription to the Palladium.
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V4OOEe +" =
Moore Benajah
Naming Margaret
Maur Henry
Mallery Jusiah M.
Medearis Polly
Miller Lewis
Mannis Lawrenza
Morrow Levi
Madison Chan,ng
Millikan Elihu
Miller Sarah
Morris Margaret
Merridith Andrew
Mason Stephen
McCowsey ID
Mabury Cornelius
N-Nixon Samuel
Norman William
Nichols Joseph
Nicholson John
O-Orsborn Daniel
P-Peel Mark
Porch Michael
Park Harvey
Prater Henry
Potts John or Epps
Richard
Page John
R-kussel David
Ryan John
Rooberds NJ Miss
Rulon EPhraim
Rawson Silas =
Reid Alexander
S-Splvy John
; Stuart Lie
Swain Michael
Seidles Charles
Swain Job
nStephens Jesse
, Scantlin Samuel =
StarbuCk tn
Stanton Peter
Shotwell John S
Swain Edwin w
Sx'pPeth benjamin
Starbuck Az
Starr Esther
Skipworth Joseph
Shlnn Israel
Strawbridge Mans
T-Tearriil lsom
Trimble Daniel
Talbot John NJ
Thompson John
Ticc J and ID
w Whcoler NJ
Wilson Joseph X
Williams Samuel
Willis Jesse Esq
WATSON Lemuel
Wade John
Weaver Philip :
Wilson William
dWi!lson Samuel
MEL REID, P. NJ,
;th, 1888.
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&A0SeAss NO - w III
B-Bishop John 2
Brown VIM Esq
Burgess Samuel 2
Berry Joseph
Ballenger J2
Brown z Esq
Bornor Abigail
Bowman Nath'l
Beck Samuel
Bunker Abraham
Bliss Henry Esq.
Bond A,nasa
lC-Clark Francis
ICrawlord q w
lCoieman Elias
Carpenter Ezra
Cox William
Graft John
CLARK John
Graft Timothy
Grim Peter
calhoun William
lD-Dunhanl A F
William
lDennis Benjamin
Davis Joseph
lDean Alexander
lE-Easton John
lElils James
lF-Farrens Sam
IFenner & HarkeI
freeman Thomas
Frazier John
Finley John
lG-Gray Sampso
IGuy Alexander /
lGOrden Jefferson
IGilmore Silas A
lH--Huht Mr. =
Hooper Miles
Hunter BENZ A
HUFF Christie
lHorner Robert :
Harmon John
liierred David
IHinsi,aw Seth
Howell Needham
lI-Iredell VIM
lJ-Jourden Jesse
Jarvis Z 2
Jefferson y iilianl
johnson Rachel
IJarvis James
liking Dean
|Kems Michael
King James NJ
'iL--L.ewis VIM
Lexington Abrau
Lice Nathan
tM-Mltchel Dav
4 DA
Richmond. JULY [
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Baltimore, JulY :, 1929.

baltimore, July Z, 1929.
Some time last May, Dr. Thomas
White lett with me some OF his tegc-
table Toothacbe Drops. aud requested
n,e to uss it In my practice-l accord
ingly DID recommend it to six OF my
friends, and some Of them had been
complaing Of the toothache for more
than three months; and out Of the SIX
it had perfectly cured five. l am now
fully convinced of its salutary effect,
not only curing the toothachc, but pre-
vents teeth from further decaying.
J. II. WINCHESTER, II. ID
Mount Pleasant, Sd mo. S,h, 1922.
Some time since, Thomas " bite de
posted some of bis toothache drops
with me, in order to try the validity
thereof, and to ascertain whether there
was any proprlety in making the thing
public. have tried it in about forty
cases and have only failed in two it,
stances, and these were of mort
rheumatic affection of the Jaw, than
ideopatnic odontalgia, and on that ao-
count l think was the failure. They
certainly are worth trial of ever, per-
son who labors under that disease Of
the tooth.
DR.. W. JCDKINS.
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MAGISTRATES BLANKS.
ron SALE By THE Dczr~ on sT~cYE cyE.
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For Sale BY ATTlCuSSIDDALI.,
and LINDSEY s. CRAWFORD.
Richmo nd. Indiana.
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FOR sUPERSTRUCTURE.

will contract for the supersrructure oi
bridge No located over on
the section, furnish all materials
and complete the same according to the
direction aDd plan Of the superintendent
at 8 per foo; span. contained be
tween the abu.rca:S
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Lee Nathan Wilson William
M-Mltchel David Wilson Samuel
DANIEL REID, P. NJ.
Richmond, July 9th, 1888.
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ANOTHER TnIcx.-A few years since
a man-it is well enough to say from
the land Of steady habits--had "a wag-
on load Of corn brooms to dispose Of.
but finding poor sale in the towns a
hove Milton, halted his wagon aud
came to this town, where he made a
feint in trying to buy up load at 4
pretty fair price-there being none IN
market at the time, engaged large
quantity, promising to call again. In
the mean time, his partner, &C, idensaliy,
drives along with a loads hailed BY
one ofthc merchants: ais your brooms
for salc!" go! sartin.'' The price
was then asked, and being much low
er than that which his partner had en-
gagged to give. bargain was knocked
up for the whole lot. Our merchant,
though out Of business for several
years, has still a supply Of brooms o.
hand. .Nilsonion.
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SINGULAR.

In Mr.. Fint's Indian Wars of the
Vest, he relates the }olloring singular cir
cunastance-rhach i: riH puzzle hegoacsas-
men salts factory t, explain.
son the side o. q mountain an Iennes-
see, are the MARKS Of the footsteps of men
and horses IN the Limestone, in great MAN.
bers, aud as though they zrere the trocks
Of an army. Some Of the tracks shoU as
If the army had slipped in miry clay.
.4Hhaoe the appearance Of being an &C
tx1l impression az soft clay, sDhich after
yards hardened to stone, retaining perfect
impression. Characters Of great fresh
ness Of coioring, are marked upon many
of the high bluffs, that in,pend the soester',
riDers. Inscriptions cfthis sort are found
in Missouri, on the Nliaois, and IN uarious
other places. A remarkable track Of a
human foo, 1oas found in a solid block Of
limestone. on the bank Of the Mississippi,
at St.. Lnis. The most ancient traditions
oftke Vest do not touch the origin cft'sse
mounds or characters"
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER &c. ls5s:

WEsrERv PxnroDlC ALs.-1ke C:acia-
nai Mirror, -hs s been enlarged, and muci,
improved both is ats character and me-
ehaaical execution. From the numbers
received we think it an honor to Western
Literature.
The Cincinnati Gazette, has also been
cnlarsedto Mammoth sheet, the largest.
paper in the west, and printed on small
type. II Is far superior, to many Of the
Eastern papers which are 50 ex:ens:vel.
circulated in this country.
Ohio State Journal, is about to be pull
lished daily.
Richmond Palladium, cur own little
'@S by 10" will appear enlarged. and IN
new dress on the commencement OF the
next Volume.
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ADVERTISING WIvEs.-We saw. IN some

ADVERTISING WIvEs.-We saw, IN some
nonest papcr, not long since, an editorial
determination that No more advertise
sneats should be published in that print,
from husbands advertising their wives.
This was a good resolve, aud one which,
ought to be widely adopted by our corps
In the majority Of instances, the n,ai. wtso
thus exposes his consorf is a worthless and
malignant fellow, whose own de6ciencie
in duty have made his home unpleasant
and who has driven his companion TO a
point beyond which forbearance ceases L
be virtue. Miscreanfs oftais sort should
not be allowed to have q medium wherein
their spleen may be vented, even at the
rate Of s-dollar per square for three
INSERTIONS
II may happen eome:imes-once in a
long while-that some softly husband
has caught q tarter in his matrimonial
bargain and that her efforts for tranquility
are unavaissnc-that he cries peace,
when there IS no peace. We recoliec,
one such unfortunate; Who came to the
Office Of this Gazette, and stated, in a sad
and quiet way-looking mean while the
very picture Oemeekness-that he wished
to advertise his spouse. We demonstrated
with him on the Improperly and unkind-
ness Of the measure, and desired him moi
to expose in that way one woman whom
he had vowed before the holy man to pro
|tect-the wife Of hrs bosom, and an
amiable woman. He started, nervousiy.
advanced to the window, ard pointing
with the fore finger Of his RICH. hand Il
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WANTS OF THE AGEs.-It is man

WANTS OF THE AGEs.-lt is man s
destiny still to be longing for some
thing, and the qualification Of one set
of wishes, but prepares the uusatiatcd
soul for the conception Of ano,her.- :
The Child Of a year old wants little bat
food and sleep, and no sooner is he
supplied with sufficient allowance OF
either Of those excellent thugs, than
he begins whimpering, or yelling it
may be for the other. At three, the
young nrchin becomes enamorcd Of
sugar rlumbs, apple pies, and coniec-
;ionary. At six, his Imagination runs
on kites, marbles and tops, aud abund-
ance OF play time. At ten. the boy
wants to leave school and have moth
ing to DO bat 60 bird-nesting and black
berry hunting. Ut fifteen, he wants
a beard and watch. and a pair Of Wei
.,ngton boots. At twenty. he wishes
to cut a figure, and ride horses; some
times his thirst for display breaks out
in daDdyism, and sometimes IN poetry
ne wants sadly 10 be j" love, and takes
! it for granted than all the ladies are
dying for him. The young man at 20
wants "a w1fe; and at thirty, he longs
to be single again. From thirty to for.
ty, he wants to be rich, and thinks
more Of making money than spending
lit: about this tine also, he dabbles in
politics and wants c.6ce. At ffty, he
wants excellent dianers and capital
wine. and thinks a nap indispensable.
The respectable old gentleman OF six
ty, wants 10 retire from business with
"A snug independence oftlsree or fou,
hundred thousands; to marry hi.
daughters. set up his. sons. and live il
the country; and then for the rest Of
his lie he wants to b. young again.
.iesr iors 1raceiler.
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The success Of a belle in managing a
troop Of admirers so as to secure TIE deco
ton Of all, By engaging the enemy only
IN detach,nemts, is by no means UNCOMMON.
Bat 1t is difficult to find an instance iv
the annals Of coquet,y like that here reta-
ted from . Sharp Peerage," just publish
ed in London, srhere three husbands uerc
carried together--in open fe!d-tair
fight.
LADY Gage, the rife cfthe first baron
net, Sir John, ancestor to discount Goge,
uhe,s first a sridozn zros only seoe,steen,
beautiful and rich: she sr0s .ourted 6yher
three husbands; SIR George Irencha, ;
Sir John Gage, and Sir Wifiian. Harley.
at the same tune; andto appease a quarrel
that had arisen respecting her 6etueen
them, she threatened her erer!osting dis
pleasure to the first aggressor-s0hich, as
she had declared for neither, ty-balanc-
ing their hope against their fears, ssillcd
tseir resenfnse'ats against each oshev-od-
ding. good hansoreaiy, asasO they rould
keep hepeoce and hape patience, che uoutd
haue them all IN their suvns--rhich
si,gutor!y enough did happen.''
find srho mill sag she did not deserre
them? .Aler. Gazette.
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4 REPULSE.

Zedekiah Smithelton fell in love
with farmer nobson's rosy daughter
EIizabeth: aud as no introduction is
considered necessary among neighhors
IN that part Of the world, he '.just
dropped in one evening to pay her a
visit. He found Hobson himself. a
surly, fat old mortal, sitting in his el-
bow cAir, with pipe in his mouth and
a mug OF beer Oh the table before
him. After the usual compliments,
which, on the farmers part, we're al
most lost in puts Of tobacco smoke.
Zedekiah asked timidly, @~if Miss Eliz-
abeth was at home" To-be-sure she's
at home, said farmer Hobson. '.Shes
washing clothes. Do YOU want to see
herr Putt, putt, puff" sYes- sir,"
responded the lover, blushingIy.-
~Betr' cried the farmer IN a tone
which made Zedekiah tremble; ~Bet,
come out here; a man wants to see
you. Puff Miss Betty came out
accordingly. smoothing down her a
prom and looking delightfully."-. ~PuE,
puff. Well, sir, do you see her:" said
farmer Hobson tn Zedekiah. ''Yes,
sir," says Zed. "Well, sir-you knoar
HE .uoy out, suppose-Bet 20 back
to your wash tub. Puff, puff, puff.
This was Zedekiah's first and last visit
to farmer Hobson's.-Central Courans.
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MAIL ROBBERS DETECTED.-ln
consequence Of sundry losses Of money
transmitted through the Post Office, IN
this quarter, Mr.. Mitchell, Post Mas
ter at Portland, was deputed by the
Department to come or and investigate
the affair, and if possible detect the
rogues. lie arrived here on Friday
week, and proceeded Oh the eastern
route as far rs Lubec, but without eff.
fecting bis object. On returning, in
pursuance Of the plan he had adopted,
a decoy letter containing money, was
placed in the office at Lubec, and its
safe transmission ascerlaiaed immedi-
atciy after passing each Post Office OF
the line, BY Mr.. Mitchell and the dri-
yer; after passing the Sullivan Post
Office, the stage was ston I'D, the mail
opened, and the package in question
found to be missing. Mr.. Mitchell re-
turned Immediately to the Office and
accused the Post Master, JOHN Il.
LANG DON, OF having purloined the let
Ter. lie confessed the fact, and pro-
cceded with Mr.. NJ. to hay-mow,
from which he drew forth the letter
and contents. Langdon was taken 10
Ellsworth, examined before Justice,
and bound over to take his trial at the
United States Circuit Court now sit
ting at Wiscasset.
Mr. Mitchell then, with all haste,
returned to this place, where he arri-
we'd on Friday night, and at three o.
clock on Saturday morning started in
company with Mr.. Pickard, mail con-
tractor, a little in advance Of the mail.
The same plan Of operation was pur-
sued BY Mr.. Mitchell as on the lower
route; nothing, however, was found
amiss until they had passed Camden,
when on an examination Of the mail,
the decoy letter was found missing
The ASSISTANT and acting Post Master,
WIN. Merriam, was Immediately ap-
pretended, examined and sent to Wis
cas>et to take his trial.-BeLfass Maine
.1drocdtc.
Green Van. Sickle, Post Master at
ClairsviIle, Washington county, Pa.
was arrested on Tuesday Of last week,
and committed TO prison, charged with
having purlolned from the Western
Mail. on the day previous, a letter con-
tanning sity dollars. The theft was
detected through the cxertions of
George Filth, Esq. Of Washington CT
ty, agent Of the Post Office Depart
meDt. Van Sickle has wife and five
or six Observation-Disclosures Evening
Gazette.
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his face, he exciaimed-"l AHidble 1han-
der and Onions leok at My eye
Ii must I. confessed that the optic was
exceeding black, and 4 blue hazy outline,
like the purple hue ola rainbow, extended
into the cheek, and completely spo'led
the respectable appearance Of THAT portion
of his y,sa2e. This is a knock donrr argu-
ment: add we took his dollar and his
notice, without compunction.
Phil. Gazette.
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From the Cincinnati Gazette.
RUN ON TIE BANK.

The subloined is il good story well
told. 1t is copied iro;.l the New York
Commercial.
A letter from Washington gives an
amusing account OF ~ run concerted
BY the Kitchen Cabinet upon the
Branch Danl: Of the United States in
the city Of Washington. 1t seems that
by hook and by crook principally by
the latter the members Of the culina-
ry department had scraped together
the enormous amount Of two Thousand
dollars, in Bills Of the United States
Bank, and determined at once to shake
that lettering fabric to its foundation.
Accordingly. Francis p. Blair, Editor
of the Official Orgso, was constituted
the agent to accomplish the work OF
destruction. With porter and
wheeIbarrcw he repaired to the Bank,
and instead Of applying the said $1,000
in payment Of the $40, 500, which he
owes that institution, he Pompously
demanded the SPECIE Strange to tell
not a cheek blsnched at the anDuncia-
ton Of the demand,-but the teller We
~ composedlv counted out the specie
to the bank debtor, WHO with no little
solemnity, deposited it in the wheel
barrow. and marched off IN advance
of lt-as grave and heroic rs the Sui.
tan would stride from n massacre to
his >:eraglio.
One ofthc clerks, having perhaps a
sprink.ing Of the Yankee blood ia his
veins, was curious enough to observe
its destination. and soon ascertalned
that it was wheeled off to another Bank
for safety. BY way Of HUI
moring the joke, therefore, the officers
Of the Back forthwith despatched their
messenger with two thousand dollars
Of the bills Of the Bank that was in the
act Of receiving the new acquisition,
where Mr.. Blair had the pleasure Of
seeing his two thousand dollars rolled
back again to the hated Branch,
whence it came.
This is the first run we have heard
Of upon the institutior-and reminds
us Of a similar occurrence il. relation
to the Bank Of England. Some years
ago ;.,cktar, (Biair's prototype hav-
ing been paid off at Saccrness, rceeiv-
cd for his wages ESQ Bank Of Eng.
land rose. Repairing with all speed
to London TO spend it-but withal
'ayin. much Of the characteristic
Kindness Of The sailor about him--hc
hustled into the Dank, and eagerly in
CURED for the President. That func.
tionary being tor the time engaged,
the sailor paced the room with evident
and perturbation; but de-
clarins tia. he had private business Of
great importance with the President,
he was at length ushcrcd into the room
occupied by that officer. 4 Director
being with tho President, Jack beck
oacd tho President into corner,
where cautiously and s:calt,,ily unroll-
ing his bill, he showed it TO him, and
said in whispcr-Now, blast my eyes,
Mr.. President, / don't want to burt
your honor, you see, nor break the
hank-but inst give me Is aow, and
I'll give you a wide berth for a week
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The Cholera still fingers about Ha
gerstovp, Md. Two deaths occurred
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells.
A sron'on 81 fhc name Of Horton in the
sorn Of Riuerkeod. y. 7. has had fouy
childre,. IN tc.: a,scn:ts.
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The Shah Of Persia possesses the
most magnificent collection ofp!ate in
the world. 1t consists Of upwards Of
1000 utensils Of gold, most Of which
are set with precious stones or pearls.
Among which are sets Of spoons, vases,
cups. jugs, basins, dishes. &c.
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There will be . meeting Of the Rick.
mond Temperance Society this evening,
at the Methodist church. The citizens
are earnestly Invited to attend. An at-.
d -ess will be given.
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Brighton (Engia.dO Sept. LIST.

Brighton EngiaadD Sept. LIST. .
FAIL OF THE Bnlcu roN Arfl1.E
'UM.-Tnis stupendous structure has
shared the fate Of the Brunswick The
atre; but happily the destruction Of it
has not been attended with less Of life.
1t fell on Friday evening with Are
mendous crash, and the noise d -
rescmbIed the distant rumbIing of
thnnder.
This immense edificc was common
ced about twelve months since, under
the super.ntendence Of an eminent bot
an,st, Mr.. Phillips, Of tnis town, whose
knowledge Of horticulture is very ex-
tensive. The building was composed
entirely Of iron. weighing between 400
and $50 tons, and it formed the largcs.
dome ever constructed, exceeding ia
size that Of St. Peters, in Rome, by
upwards Of 5000 superficial feet
The glazing, which was to have been
commenced on Monday, would have
taken a long time to complete, il re-
'qciring nearly two acres q glass to
cover the dome. The planting had
been commenced some time, the chei-
lce.t plants had been collected, and
great many eminent persons were con-
tributors, including the Duke Of Dc.
vonshire. The work had progressed
rapidly, aud the building promised to
stand a monument Of architectural
beauty. A great portion Of the scat.
folding had been removed, ard, on Fri
day afternoon, the whole Of it was
taken down, and every thing appear
ed firm. In an hour or two afterwards,
however, portion Of the iron work
was heard to crack, and the workmen
having timely notice Of the eame, re-
moved from the premises. The crack
ing continued for some time, and then
fears were entertained for its safety
The principal gardener had scarcely
left the interior, when it came tumb-
ling down with an awful crash; the
immense ribs Of iron snapped asunder
in ten thousand pieces; and a great
part Of it from the height il fell, was
buried several feet in the earth. The
destruction Of this great eJifice is &C
counted for only by the immen.e
weight Of iron at the top, which, when
unsupported by the scalfolding, folded
in, and forced its way to the grounS.
The ruins were visited yesterday BY
several hundred pcrsons. It was stu
ated At the western extremity Of the
/ town, and would have formed one az
the most splendid ornaments 10 the
world.
A mcrchantin Boston adveYtiscs for
sale one CameI's Hair Shawl, the orr
ginal cost Of which in Calcutta va
one thousand dollars.
| Saturday Courier.
| Mr.. J. S. Curtis, at his manuf,ctO-
| r. in Hampton, Conn. turns out trs<
thousand pair Of silver spec:acles pei
annum, and aow contem?latcs cnlarg-
ng MS establish ment.
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The health four town is perfectly re-
stored 1t has not been better for many
years