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Mr.. Thomas Whife--i have ,the pleasure 10
inform you, thstI have been using your Tooth.
ache Diopsin my practice for some time pa.i,
and must acknowledge that end them lnr
superior to'any thing have ever yet known
foT that purpose.
lam well convinced that il will cure most
cases o. Pooth.aehe, when ii is timely and
properly applied; and IRON few weeks,ex-
pefience, am decidedly Of the opinian thai /,
willhave very beneficial effect In preserving
the teeth; and reoommend il, hoping il may
rroyea blessing TO humanity , and advantage
Gus 70 yourself
WIN. 1. BIRKLEY, Surg. Dent.
No. SO, South Fifth Street.
Sspiea,ber I2, 8a9. .PhiIadelp lphis, Pa
ERlE, (Pa } October n, 1850.
The subscribet tshaving witnessed: the plea.
sing effects OF Dc. Thomas Whites veretabIr
Tooth-Ache Drops, feel a pleasure iHfecom.
mending u to those that are afflicted with the
Tooth-Ache, as a saie, and Iii n,ost cases per,
Getty efficient remedy for the disorder.
A. BEBEE, Physician.
II. l.. HARVEY, Ed. Er;s Obserysr.
ALBERT TliAYER ,physicisn.
e.,N SAGE nsntist
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s. MASON, & Co.

MNAvEo on hand y large assortment Of Notes
IN and Accounts, which they will sell as
.ow and Q little lower than can be bought in
The County of the same quality. You n,us3
ssus md w NJ Mssske. Ny stA,
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4. W'AlTE's
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.

TINE only Specific ever Yet offered o,the
i Public, from which radical aud peflna-
Dentcure may be obtained, uiibat disagree :.
Bile epain, the ache with allits attendant
evils: suol, as tracturine jawsin extracting of
heteeth, which oftenpr painful than
the tooth'ache itself; and cold passing frou
the decaying teeth to thejaw, thence 10 the
heac, prouucinga rheumatic affection, with
many otherunpleasant efiects,such usdisasree.
able breath, bad taste in the mouth, DO, &c.
all (which are occasioned fromfoul or decay :
ing teeth. am happy in having il in my now
er TO oferto the world remedy that will not
enly remoyethe pain, but preserye the teeth
orom furthet decay and detaoh the carioua
matter from such ashaye not commenced ach,
ing, and remove the tartar andall other filth
from the teeth, ,restoring themto health anil
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M ARsEiLEs yessipgs silk aud ~
4VA Vestings fine article just Receive |,
er sale by BURSETT & PENDLEToS
Jane7, 1857. ~
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PARENTAL EXAMPLE.

Pr. oil ondoovor, to n,oEo rjrht in,nrec.
s:ons on ,ho mind nf, child will verv oon-
nraIIr % No Gaund ;nofIsctpol if ,he cbsrsc,er
of ,hs nsront docs not corresnond with b;s
distinctions " m ond ;nsn;ra h;s child with biS
'a.oar, '',.a, ~ and og,ot;on T. ;s srrnr;s;rr how
Cod honors his ow, ;mona anono men
H.. :. - a,o,, - tho bos,. e,;Il ;ts nrov
:;.' ~ ~ :. or,a. ,,J :. o,,oro;so, ~.
n'"'' go :. N''lI' "l'a I,o oS A.
'o'' VI '[s own oo'eie'S" ro".' ~, wv lo Wv
Ie"I'S ol ',,S ''e''"ios w., IJs ,ou o"
lo''u ~ " 'c e"so III " ;I, iIl',a.Nao,e .iau
"Gr among savage anu '1oS'''oo, la,o'S1
"'''i io's ''i''i l'"'' 1i'eu io' Il 'e''E,' % Vi
"''e "i''o'.S ,lIc''l "s npsS'onlrrs' E,e.y
po m LINUS, ni"s. $500 w. o, u.S -. 49, e''C .a sG aoos
oa o nond;nc m ,hn aooo"n+s W r0 - ,ho meror;,n
V 0r;: ,:,'" "i' .;,, %oa' o nuh", W 'n % ',hon m j.,
,ho h;,,n,,. l arImJ;a . ,, ha fndS r,ha, wonder
c. CO. n"oon1o,'i ,.', 'Lo u hal,. S"nu.. ,h.a;nod
III ,''Lo,'''Tot w. iI: ,''' "", II I ''A c .ha
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NOR AND RIOT IN NEW YORK.

A few agrarian jacobins in the City Of
New York posted up at the public corners
and published in the infdel and agrarian pa
pers of the city hand bill, Of which the fol.
lowing is copy.
BREAD, MEAT, RENT, FUEL!
Their Prices must Come Dorm
EThc Voice ofhe People shall be Heard,
and viii prevail
GTThc People wmeet at the PARK, Rain
or Shine, at 4 o'clock, on MONDAY AZ
TERNOoN.-c1
To inquire into the Cause Of the present
unexampled Distress. and to devise suita-
bic Remedy. All Friends of Humanity,
determined to resist Monopolists and Ex-
tortioners, are invited TO attend.
MOSES JAQUEs, D. GORHAM,
PAJITS HEIDI, JOHN WINDT,
d. 4. ROBERTSON, ALEX'R MING. Jun.
". HAYWARD, ELIJAH Z. CRANE.
New York, February 10, 1887.
The result is detailed by the Journal OF
Commerce as follows:
The character Of 4 meeting 10 be conven-
ed under such notice, at a period when
there is much suffering among tie poor, and
under the auspices of such men, could rot
but be foreseen. The notice itselfwas in
flammatory. But even had it been ever so
temperately worded, the very proclamation
for meeting to act upon such topics, was
ofiiseIf calculated to arouse into burning
fury the vile passions which the degraded
portion of the press has been so earnestly
aboring. for 2 or three years past, to klndle
in the bosoms OF the aborng classes, by
their war.cry Of the poor against the rich.
Still. from The uncommon severity Of the
weather. yesterday, we INDUCED a hope thai
the meeting would be thinly attended, and
its spirits chilled into inaction.
Such. however, was not the case. At 4
o'clo"k. 4 concour>" Of several thousands
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a little on weaving, the approach OF winter
prevents their recovery; and nothing alter
wards makes amcGdS.-LiS1c.
Fir trenches. q was so pinchcd last
spring for provender to cattle, that had
not a stone of straw or hay from the Md
die Of March; nothing but whins and oats
for horses, and fir tops (lhat IS, tender
shoots of lirs) for cattle; and | had $50
horned cattle, and about 100 horses, small
and great. of which lost but tonr or tive !;
but there we're numbers of cattle that died
in this country for want. Some lost one
half, and some almost the Whole. As many
branches were Topped off as would snfnce
for day. Lord TownShcnd applied
plantation trimmings (boughs and leaves OF
trees to like purpose, and with equal sue
cess. Some OF the sheep which ScoAred,
we're recovered by the use OF the TRIM
mings and the bark. Sheep, COWS, and
bullocks eat the leaves and small twlgS.
They prefer the trees in the following Or
dsr,-ash, Scotch fir, OAK. h.'-Anna|s of
AZ. q. V. There is no doubt but cattle
will sabsist upon browse. ard that ever
green's are particularly congcnial to the
wants Of sheep in the winter.
Still jccding Coms in summer. John
Collct, in communication to the British
Board of Agriculture. states that he stall
fed 80 COWS, bull, i calves and 5 horses,
in tic summer, from - acres of clover
sown the preceding year. Two men and
two maids sufiiced to tend them. The
net; produce OF the season, in butter, from
June 10 October. was 4l0 los. each COW
(neariy 90 dollars.)
Tales of experiments masjc at the Earl Of
Chesterfetds Dairy.
TABLE,
Shelving the produce Of three m!Alngs
from zone COW of each Of the stated breeds
and crosses.
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tn, breeds and crosses plcced in rotGtion
cccoriing to The quantity Of food 'heyeat:-
|. Holdcrncss; 2. Devon and Ho!derness
cross; 3. Long horns; f. Devon and
Long horns; ). Devonshire 6. Devon
and Ald"rmry c.oss; Z. Aldern"y.
The Devon aad HoldcraeSs crossed,
produce a valu bic stock, (very mech re-
$mbling the IiereCordshirc ca;tle) of a
iargr size, hardy, kind feed RS, and the
meal Of an rxrcileni quality.
The Devon and Long horn cross are
net s. large as the former, but very hardy,
are Kind feeders, and the meat Of good
quality.
TIE Devon ard Al,l"rney crossed. pro-
,lnrr< very valuable stock, of moderate
>iz:,, much improved in symmetry, hardy,
have ii great prop .nS!tv to fatten at IN
early acc, even uDon indifferent food. and
the meat very rich.
Lor.i Somcrville remarks on the above
exrcrments,--'By this itappears,'h':t the
D, Won and Attorney cross maintain the
hi.h rcDuta ion, for butter and good feed
Ing, which it has long had. The Devon
brga" itself stands next III r@nk. ."--Lam-
\, nee on cattle.
N,arraay. Salisbury assizes, July
1905. s. V. D. 81 ewes were sold, war
rantcd. sound, Proved BY th" plaintiff,
that defendant had watcr-mcadow, which
was accustomed to rot sheep, and that his
own grounds were sound. Plaintiff rcco-
ycred COZ lis. 81. loss sustained bv the
shecp.--D.
Cattle medicjac. lIcvcn cattle pcrGora-
ted with the trochar and canula. in use for
the dropsy, introduced by Mr.. Mason.
Gunpowdcr in Gin. or milk, successfully
given in tie case, also Hlher. One ounce
of eunpowdcr to d pint of milk. An egg
Shell fuIl of tar is an old rcmcdy.--I6.
Heifcrs are superior to oxen in early IL
pcnine. lie. in becoming fit for the butcher.
Spayed heiferS are known to iatten more
speedily than are oxen of the same breed,
but do not attain an equal weight; they
arc also considered is Of so much finer
quality that, although four or five stone
lighter than steers, they have fetched a
higher price. On the continent they are
often spaved, and afterwards worked as
oxen. in which case they are said to be Pc
culiarly apt to iaitcn, and to produce beef
of a very superior QuaIlty.-Fon 7haer,
trc.
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ton to look on parent as hard master.
not TO mention other evils, will be in very
great degree avoided. fit may be allow
able 20 use !he Prophe:'s language, " crook.
ed places will be made straight, and rough
places plain" But in proportion as a
parent fails to resemble in character that
Divine Being who appoints him, as it were,
bis viceserent in his family. this picture will
fail 10 be realized: and in the worsi cases
it will be reversed.
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CHRIST AN EXAMPLE FOR CHILDREN.

a paren: mus take special care always
10 givehe eTampke Of Jesus Christ q most de-
cidedpraclicalpre -eminence above all others.
1t is his to which the child's attention mus
be continually turned: it is this which he
must be taught equally 10 love and 10 re-
we're it is this alone on which he should
learn 10 rely, with unvaryng confidence, as
always pure and~perfect. In addition 10
the more direct and immediate benefits he
will drri, C from thus flying to the example
of his Saviour for guidance in his Christian
path, he will, by the Divine blessing, be
powerfully led 10 love Him, whose blessed
image is SO frequently before his eyes,
He will obtain that near acquaintance with
his perftctions,-that frequent intercourse,
as it were with Himself, which will call
forth increasing admiration, and reverence,
and regard. Thus will commence a trans.
formation into simlitude of that excellence
which has found way 10 his heart: and
"beholding as in glass the glory Of the
Lord" he will be "changed into the same
image from glory 10 glory, even as by the
Spirit of the Lord"
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7. A. PETTEGREW, PRINTER.
e r. Es VI s..

IF paid within three. months, ). C0
If paid within three months after the close
OF the year, 3. so
If paid within twelve months after the
close OF the year. 4. OO
If not paid within that time, - 5. 90
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provided the names be forwarded together, ac-
companed by the money.
No paper to be discontinued but at the option
of the Editor till arrearages are paid.
Advertisements inserted for IS cents per square
the first time, and 3l5 for each subsequent inscr,
tior.
Persons sending in advertisements are request,
cd to specify the number of times they are to be
inserted; otherwise they will be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
1.-THE Postage must be paid on all commu-
nications sept by mail.
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TABLE. II.
Showing the produce Of five quarts oi milk,
taken from the milkingS oifve different
COWS of each Of the stated breeds and
crosses.
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TABLE i.
Shelving the produce Of three mi!Nlngs
from one COW of each Of the stated breeds
and crosses.
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KIM REWARD -sPYCIFIC MIXTURE, Tor tho
dDCVU n Gsnouhua elects Str,ctures and
complaints of the organs sfeeneraiion
ofa remedies yet discovered for IN above complaints ths m
the certain
makes speedy and without the least regard
Diet drink change application 10 business
We long ackish recommends to deceive the bhs
the does speak fer itself shall speak for
motif, where be had and that popreor
challenges single sf recent Qonorh@s braurbt Z,
$500.
This disease that unfortunately peivadcs al ranks Of society
high low rich and and They ARE mo-
presented with remedy BY which they themselves with
the shortest
disease cannot IL dose Of the Mxure 10 takes m
night ON foips TO bed when exposed
II put no N bptfe~ with ful directions Al a,
bottle one bottle lasts week, which generally cures Manv
are cured in two days. .
For sale BY Minor Gamble sa Broadway corcr ofpsy A.
pr Oh on, II Grand and Bowey Nj O. Rscur c,~
Broadway It. New-Yerk Jones q Huichirson rr
Chestnut asd Seventh st., Philadelphia. IA ans
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- NovArINGs P!LLS.-These Pills have become mach
81 s sas s !" .ny dis
Aas s.; s. deemed only
weed ain Broadway A Blakely aia Hudson q, shaw,
E%' a. SSs% +;
DIsa S t?a'ii r.;
william r y xs.y bs c sssn and
Fuller sale also in nos of the pncip places in this and
DRoPsY CURED In the month of May last Mrs Robbins
taken sick with yoes ahoa, her breast at
S sa consS 70 sow until her situation secame ALARMING
s & an" sSe Ss With
ty and pains Scarce any hope. Of her
' f s1 sa iss
Hsr health soon and Ten she was able to
ws about house and continued g gain until se has beer
health otherwise much imprsved -, JAMES ROBBINS.
New York October ssth 1885.
3 MAKE j S. !" regard g Mn. sGs1
Avenue who has had knowege of the and who has
yesn standing, fom Dr. Sears treatment
ANGINA Pee roRI5-Dr Sears would m respectfully OBJ
%
bong ssads%ss, spsS s%sSS' sa.
no doub, the cause r he sudden deaths which fsaaea
r.nsn and characteristic symptoms unpleasant sensation
DC Ps and about de
s % sas he H. pS ss s. o X @ 9
subject etm;s awakened with
ducuy breathing and generally experience
BREATH and paapitation the h. walk
wherein ascend the wind, flight
Tbss symptoms stani and the oes good
health daring which r d. frequent
" occur but which become frequent afforded with
cuiarand aamisg ions and often suddenly fatal
when apparently good health enjoyed Having
ton 10 the IT. atmen o this disease had considerable
~ he would invite thos subject
the sensations above described call him his Office
~ Ann street, and make icb satisfy them
CERTricATE.-The subject OF this article although
enjoying health had for been
much ntec ed with Unpleasant scnsaor about the heart
tended with offuncss the c side
darling pains, cc'iRg the shoulder and c and
the head In eased cseron nal excl wouid
ese unpleasant symptoms and often produce alarming
He applied 10 Doctor Sears under his has
esced great relief Reference be had hs Office "A
street.
LCertihcate Of Mr. Smith Ely Of the firm Of Bartlett and Ey
years I'VE been subject TO bilious aiiecsn, which
resdrted APT locations TO physicians frequently Having
been long ACQUAINTED with pr Sears have since his establishment
this city Piled % advice aid med when needed,
and have AWAY. been SIZED with hs Treatment pu ing the
commencement Of last bad bilious stack
panied with an inflammation Of lungs and cough DR. Scar
ate nded under his treatment tbs inflammation and
cough subsidized and health restored have the fullest
condolences his ability and SIX u his profession Persons wish
ing to make enquiries at liberty to cali At u Fsion
street SMITH ELY.
New York, November LIST. 1896 ds-3rn
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IMTOHTNNT III NOT IA FEW .--BK. CHEK-
RVS AsrRN0ENT PLLs-EstablheJ for the radical cure
81 GIsos and long continued ureta discharges While perfectly
ans ntcntios Of DR. Cherry these pills
whole constuton eectpa 70 prevent the Of
ssch detitatng complaints Letters from
credible persons restored from ighuly Of
health. 10 complete robust might be aduced, through the
agency celebrated Pills. which Dr. Chy
cestain cupeiva other ingredient of
cow bat the following extract decscd all sufficient
Nassau street. July ~, 1888.
D. Cbsny-Dea Siri scarceiy thanks, but
Of hardship
mind much that could bold no situation
five dnerenf last Decemberl and until
boxes OF pitts last April. and May have be new
&C. Isend address condentialy and testimony
will avail viii most checry IL 10 situated
y. W
New York Wholesale and retail hy A. a D. ga. de, os Full
William eyme, Walker and Bowery and retail
BY 0vbon Houston and Bosey M lnor Gamble,
RosdwnS Jobs Coivc Jr Broone and Broadway H.
Horwci HudsoH AID Canal; r. n. Austin ~ Carnine
Price 81 per box dis-ims
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Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages o REGULAR ed
education, and having ccevedh his Diploma G the
Phvsfc and surgery from the New Ysrk State Medical So
cety and having lad twenty three years. and very
sf prnetce in this city, devotes his personal undivided
snson 70 the Of all Diseases incident a humanity
and particularly TO ccrtan or diseases for whchso
nosirnms and plans Of medicine abound the columns
the Diseases require 20 be treated agraeaby
symptoms that prevail and the changes
they hence The
discerning mind that nospcchc nosum be applicable to all
-.
The extensive experience ofDr Carpsnern and va
es Of this disease enables him 10 offer speedy thorough
and 10 adopt class of medicines arranged
pounded as to offend the taste lead to Com
poundstoay unknown The ordinary Drscks oftho day
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ROCT. JACKsON,s PATENT VEGETA-
~ BILE MEDIcATED vAPOR BATHS, iss Bowery, and Is

Baths Improvement tho of Mr. Whtaw
wonderful hav established the character othe Vapor
the most powerful auxiliary medical practices and DR. Jack
almost disease
equally success fow OF the specific effects Of the
baths aero the effects OF from the
may relieve difficulty Of breathing, and h,cce Ash
other diseases hs chest ana scRgh to hs
qasn dssrde ito acute and chrsc promote
the Of scroulous and chonie ulcers and
Tic ans and feelings from the prsmote the absorption
any ether hitherto dAlso all kinds eruptive dis
Eryspelas St Aabonys Fire. Salt Scrofuous
Eruptons &C. besides eves que RI ses
the spirits. anzes iatioa and increases the ap.
petite.
Fer truth ofhese assertions appeals with confidence
10 the hundreds WIN tested their power These
baths believed to be the only
under the direction OF regular physic
that they bear resemblance the
Thompsonian practice.
viiou have bath any hsur from clock M to ha
past r. M, and from TO ~ In tho evening female awy
IN attendance to wait ladies the BJwey
the day NJ NO. Is Ann street d27G
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aARlARARILLA.

-
q 4: e and %. g
su 6 o %s' ss Medical and
IT, nchy Concentrated = ss,'sps os Js
Gu the O. aes s.sssS h.1!
or 81 ~
&c ali disorders arising from ny5s o. centsnnaed state
ss has
: ssS ~ spcsi
e % fns p" s
blood and drive the disease out OF the system 70 %
e s.d mo-.
II s SsS d as mas been s ssd o %.
civ prepared The medicine has received highest
entirely substance, possesses active
very sis'ss
bear conveniently and i with safety given e the most tender
Dr. IIAN Concentrated Compound syrup Of sar.apa
os nis
E5DOn Of s I11 cSss % a." s9e Throat
ZION, the great purifier sfihe blood ever invented
county ss 2 a e, facts among 81 , Msh are s p sam. d
mnered to their patients with the greatest success after
Among multitude Other certificates Of mos, wonderful
al the pa remedies eject until e recourse to
footed an Other certificates e iify the Of a
s4s s n ssa%siis% or kings OWL govt, aca
q the So"ss
liberated troais and ss OF ~ Description fever
ssres internal abccsses sulas piles scad head bes
eryspea boches and variety of
eecion eaarrh, headache proceeding from acra
hum0r pain the stomach and dyspepsia from yison aec-
tons The chronic inflammation of the kidneys general
debility torpid action OF the vessels Of the skin 1t is
ecacos those constitutions which
Gsss S sn
impurities ofhe blood OF yiatoa of the humers Of
Dr. timans Compound Syrup Of Sasapaa has been found
las I been Win ns Fan ps +
subject complaints ct the chest and whose
hons require Such will do well to three
smah doses Whenevera et drink consider
sary Sarsapara taken small doses, will all pur
able manner than the common diet drink
the OF DIR StlHan's
ccRatsd Compend Syrup Sarsnparila prepared the
all the 9th operations OF Sasapenla and the
or the process to initiate it, and by copying the whole, aad
impose their weak and inert
syrups on the public as the same article.
To guard against the disappointment that must necessarily
purchasers viii please ask for Dr. Siman Concentrated Com
pound Sasapaa and observe that bottle Of
genulr:.
Beekman William street. where all orders will be promptly
executed &c.
Also by Hart Of B adway and Chamber
Dr. Of Bowery and Walker Shefn Canal
owery ST. place in this city
bottle -
certify that have sold for preparing
corner Of eeknan William streets, York tho price Of
thousand dollars dated this 2 day Of September the year
das I'm r. sTLLMAN. MD.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

~ TRUE 4 GENUINE ClRCASSIAN HAIR OIL cee-
beed the world ss the best and most valuable
ration known tor growing beauiyng nonshng curling,
and inpsOvY the hanan HAIR put nea y with steel
envelope and treatise the human hair Tor sale wholesale and
Hxrrs OF Broadway and Chamber
Nessrx Lawrence and Hoef Bowen in Maiden lane
and almost Drug Store throughout tho United
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