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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
From the Old Colony Memorial.
JOSHUA PLoUGHBEAM'S VISION.


Mn EDITOR While setting by my fire.
side few evenings since, and terminating
upon the scarcity and exirayagant prices Of
all kinds Of provisions. was gradually led
into the following dream. thought there
was county meeting appointed TO be held
at Bosworth's, in Halifax and that delegates
from the several towns had been chosen from,
among our most respectable farmers; there
TO pass some resolves, and consider what
ought to be done during the present crisis;
and to pray for blessing on our labors.
OF course like all other dreams, the dele
gates soon assembled, and chose Joshus.
Ploughbeam chairman A committee was
then appointed TO devise proper resolves.
and the following were soon handed in to
read: a
Resolved. That the farmers and people of
this County as well as all New England.
ought to have pride and independence enough
to raise their own bread .withou, being depend
ant on Old England, Germany, or the Turks
for supply. t'fa
Resolved. That each farmer that owns
from fifty TO one hundred acres OF land.
ought to produce from sixty 10 one hundred
bushels OF Corn. and other grain in propor-
lion. and from three 10 five hundred bushels
Of potatoes.
Resolved. That we cart into our hog-yards
a plentiful supply Of soil and other rubbish
and that the same be rooted and turned over
by goodly number Of swine, provided that
we can get them for less than double what
they are worth.
Resolved, That the porkers Of the west rs
well as our highway drovers. are a pretty
sharp set of dealers, and that il seems as nat
ural for them to extort all they can &c,
pound for their commodities, as il is Tor a pig
to squeal
Resolved. That the porkers are not the
only set of sharpers and that human ma
ture is pretty much the same. 60 where we
will
Resolved, That all peg drivers. who have
learned TO peg upa shoe in fortnight. ought
now TO turn their attention to the cultivation
of the soil
Resolved, That the land which has here
fore been considered not worth ditching and
fencing, is, generally speaking, the mostpr
ductive land that we possess, when properly
managed and that we will use all fair and
honorable means, TO make waste places bios
som like the rose.
Resolved. That the foregoing be published
in the Old Colony Memorial should they be
approved by the editor. 1sn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
NO. as.
From the Albany cuI,i,ator.
THE WOOL MARKET.

As the clipping time is near at hand. 1
have thought some remarks on the subject
OF Wool would not be uninteres,inp 10 those
who are engaged in.shecp husbandry. lam
largely interested myself. and with a view Of
learning the actual state of the market 1
have just visited many Of the manufacturing
towns OF Connecticut and Massac husetts.
In consequence Of the extensive failures or
suspensions Of many of the large commits.
sion houses in New York, the manufactur-
ers were more OF less embarrassed. The
losses OF some were SO great as TO cause
failure. while others Witnessing the storm
around them, Immediately stopped their mills
and discharged their hands. The great ma
lJority Of the wooden mills are of this class.
who stopped from expectancy. more than ne.
cessity They have worked all their wool
and finished all their goods, and only walt
lor change Of times TO start their machine
ry again.
Nearly every mill has on hand the cloths
manufactured 10 rhe last four months, aud
they will not be sent TO market ill the fall
sales commence, when fair prices will doubt
less be Obtained.
The stock Of domestic wooden goods in
Philadelphia. New York. or even in the
country is not large. There is no difficulty
from an over-supply. Ii is well known that
there will be few or no wooden goods import
ed this season, and our own manufacturers
viii have the entire benefit OF the market.
The present state Of affairs prevents the
importation Of wool or wooden goods. Tho
duties are required 10 be paid 10 cash, when
imported. which now amounts to almost pro-
hlblilon. Indeed. since the bursting of the
credit system, as practised by importers.
goods will hereafter. from necessity, be i'm
ported for cash
All these things will eventually help our
manufacturers, by giving them The market Of
this country. quite as effectually as by an ex-
cessive tariff Of duties.
The manufactures of New England are
by no means broke down or dsheartened.
but like prudent men, are holding up for
change of times They will do very luls
for the next ninety days. but by that timo
they will nearly all be at work 1t is evil
dent there will be no demand for wool Till
fall. when | see no reason why gocd pri-
ces should not be obtained II cloths sell
well, wool must do the same.
Every man can make his own inference.
but my advice to wool growers is no, to dis
RSss 81 tRbsli iffsIlA '-A Alter sEeafng. place
il in a pile. in a clean. dry loft, and cover il
over with some blankets and there keep il
till business is again resumed. Many win
sell at once, for the most they can get, and
thereby deprive themselves Of better mar
ket, later in the season.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

CoLLEcroR's REruRNs.--"A very small
bill. sir, just'----"My dear sir. entirely out
OF my power do me the favor TO call to.
morrow, and rll---,ell you Vhss 10 eav
again" .sN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21
For the Vermont Phoenix.
IN MY COUSIN MARY.

world | knew thee, Mary,
deem that thou art fair,
Inv .piri, pure AS ether,
Thy step as light as air.
rhsy tell me Of thy virtues
Il And speak Of thee AS kind,
l. vrodisal in goodness,
Aod maichc in Thy mind.
n, 'er have seen thee, Mary,
Bul virtue has its fame,
4 nd sweet, rich words Of kindness
Have mingled round thy name;
|Tbe smile that speaks thy gladness,
The music Of thy words
sr sweeter much, ! fancy,
Than songs Of woodland birds.
! deem thee lovely, Mary,
With brow surprising fair,
had eyrs Of heavenly brightness
Not dim'd by grief or care.
No cloud !. on thy spirit.
To shade thy brow divine,
A nd earth has known no trucr,
Nor sweeter love than thine.
! know Thy kindness, Mary
The joys thy smiles impar',
lrO swell thy mothers bosom,
And Gil thy fathers heart;
|Thc foudncss Of thy brothers,
Thy sisters holy love
Ilav, clustered round thee, Mary,
With blessings from above.
hr thee, cousin Mary,
Though nv'er the pleasure mine
To uace the beaming features
That round thy circle shine;
Though wandering and unworthy
To be so greatly blcst,
'leem am regarded
With pleasure in thy breast.
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tRMONT PHE NIX,
p.hli.bed every Friday Morning, by
WI. f. TT H II n.

i Hall. Building, nearly opposite Chase's
Stage House.
/. Ia single subscribers Two Dollars a year.
1 IL, Who receive their papers az the office.
" '.r TIP No paper discontinued until ar
-. r.;d except at the option eftbe Publisher.
-. nv mail must be postpaid or they will not
,N lind. of JOB PRINTING neatly execute
.o,;ce and on moderate terms.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

THE Law OF KIssINo-On Tuesday
week the following curious case was tried
at Middlesex adjourned sessions. Thomas
Saverland, the prosecutor, stated that on the
day after Christmas he was in tap-room
where the defendant, Caroline Newton and
her sister. who had come from Birmingham,
were present. The latter jokingly observed.
that she had promised to her sweetheart
that no man should kiss her while absent.
1t being holiday time Severland considered
this challenge, and caught hold of her and
kissed her. The young woman took il as
joke, but her sister, the defendant. said she
would like as little Of that kind of fun as
he pleased Saverland told her If she was
angry, he would kiss her also; he then tr-
ed to do il, and they fell to the ground. On
rising. the woman struck him he again
tried to kiss her, and in the scuffle she Bit off
his nose, which she spit out Of her mouth.
The defendant said he had no business to
kiss her; if she wanted kissing. she had a
husband TO kiss her. better looking man
than ever her prosecutor was,-The jury.
without hesitation acquitted her; and the
chairman said if any man attempted to kiss
a woman against her will. she had an I'M
doubted right to bite off his nose if she had
fancy for so doing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

LONG LEcs.--There is chap in old
Yarmouth so tall, that be cannot tell when
his feet are cold What think you Of that
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

LOOK TO THE END.--Consider we'll the
end in every thing you do--ihe end l-not
the immediate resuts---the momentary graf
ication-the apparent gain OF advantage for
the tme--but the end Of oil your course OF
conduct. Look into the future until you
clearly see it--and not Imagine consequent
ces are TO terminate in an hour. day, a
week, month. a year. or even an age The
end--the end is far beyond, in eternity
Few, indeed are the faults or follies of men
with no retribuiion here--su1ering comes
with every vice, as its inseparable compan-
ion. But the end. repeat, is not here--and
il is the end pray you to consider
Specie Payments. Passing the stage Of
fee this morning we observed fire bucket
put to an improper use, aud on remarking
the fact we were requested TO lif il, on at.
tempting which we found it sturdly 10 re-
sist our efforts. On examination we found
il filed with specie small change, which
had been gathered from seventeen different
Post Offices. on orders from the General
Department in favor OF the mail contract
ors To the honor. however, of Mr. Bah.
cock. the agent here. be il said, he dsdain-
ed to use It for any sinister purpose, and
freely offered il in exchange for rags to all
who needed il for its legitimate purposes.
New Havsn Herald.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-07-21

To which she replied by clapping her
bands and dancing her feet, and then amidst
the vaccinations Of her loving audience, she
played her part--"amost standing alone, al
most saying mamma"-sitting in the centre
OF the table and rolling an orange to each,
and replying to the caresses Of all with a
grace and Significance never 10 the world
.seen--except from the youngest Of eoery
happy home, Riches may take to them
selves wings" thought J. ''and ay away the
love Of parents, Of brothers and sisters, the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

Passed ASJIER, July -Marina. westerburg, New York.
IsLE or SAL. Sept as-srd. Caroline, Of New York. for
- ARRIVALS CLEARANCEs. &c.
Baker do; fremont, Uan DO csih.ins, richardson do;
NEw BEpsoRb New s-Ar. Mary Rowland, Barker, New
PKovIDEscE. Nov. 6-Ar. Anaawan, Bliven, New York,
Excel. G,addng; DO, A,,o, r,o,,..o, N.,v vo,.-
sid. Lady Fenwick, Frisbee, New Ysrki Griffin Thompkns,
HARTFORD, Nov 6-Ar. Cabot, Dosing, New York, Fla
Tyler d,s Jane Fox do; chrana Gaises. do; lie
bnet, Kelsey, do; Triumph, White do; Cyntha Ann Post
do; Gonnscticn, nlgraaan Is SUPERB Vail ,; Myfte'
albany Nov e-Ar Banner, New York; Goleonda' dol
PaIi sollpaIA' Nov 7oAr Mexico, Baymore New York,
Mary Cornela, Lennox. do. Ar in he sehuyhiJane Ca
Calcutta Cole, New York; L.niy' Seal, do, Ampdtf. Al
len, 10.
NoRFoLK, Nov. AR Cesara Augusta, Liucovck, New
CHAaLtsroN Nov. s-vesels IN port-Monticeo Lawton,
car do; vsnda sone do rroy Wool do Henry Leeds
Marshall do; ,houn, oNe rdo cornsa Chase, from
Iaias eite Blair for New York Frances Ann soae No,
Se Sa Ss Y s s%
Boston; Carolina, (French) Leerriee, for Havre
cSnssa Ion 9so Se~ York; JESSIE MsK"oSD
Hayre d'g Superb, - Liverpool; China tBr! Larmoard
York; United States, Turner, Liverpool ldg Benz Morgan
Sss s New AY1 s Hdss sGs
Liverpool; King Philip Eldridgs Boston; Roger Williams
Liverpool, dg Star, Wheeler, Phiad phIa William Jeaes
seauI Jones Hull New York; Commerce. Fowle, Asssn-
S n
Buenos Ayres Stuart New York; Oak, Sears noson Helen
via New York; sailed, steamer Columbus Wright Mobile and
ST. MARKS, oc,,a-Ar oconse wilson, New York; sta,irs
s,ssags, 80; sa,queaanash nah, Bright Mobile v ,,,.
Truman dO.--cd, Emerald, Post,
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SILVER-SI.y k:E-SILvEIt,

SlLVER-SIi.S k,h-SILvEh.
II Small such bings sixDences. and Ave
cent pieces will be given ia exchange or goi aves
dollars. Apply the desk q this office.
u VOTERS!-READ! Music Dancing Writng, &C.
taught perfectly each a only Six Lrssor of hour
each day and evening" for whatever the pupil able give
in trade money! Tor. if unable to pay thing free at Mr..
Mrs Gowacds Male and Female Collegiate Institute, %
Hudson street, near St Johns Park No charge if not
satisfied
N. b. Mr. Mrs. G's system is the popular in New
York, they have 800 pupils
first families in the city, Voters Education is The motser
Liberty Voters! take essoas! "Quod demons
unu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

4 C00 0OO PICkLEs-Large slzc, selected Tor
I,ZVV,UUV grocers: small sire for the sou,her. mar
ke bright Kegs 3, and IN gallons put M superior
style, and Tor sale by q. .. n. wELLsl9t Water It
ol4-3fn* next door 10 IIolts Hotel
IRISH - HiSE Ey-Thc subscribers have % punch
Irish whskey user house lock, whcL they
offer Tor sale by the runchfnn AZ moderate rates.
o2Oi GEO. MCBRIDE, Jr. n Co. - Cedar 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09
UsSRFsHt5S sS AT

Weighing 900 Ss VIII ee exhibited a. The above place for
noble animal raised River by
ss isa ss sSa %d ps
did Looking eyer raised IN Ameriea lie wears Old
TWO next u sers IS
S w "a s moo en
This great natural curiosity Of the horned Durham
price. ns3lT
SooM o,gs1 .ed 0ay
ticulary adapted disorders incident FEMALE SEX
nervous disorders, weakness Of the solids Appetite
purity o. The bood elaxaon by intense heat ia warm eli
and particularly for all Instructions in system Fuor
ofschoo, aud The care OF Females al an
early ag no enumeI ate and publish the whole Of The
the following inserted erey convce the public, and
s ws s Effects as q @ and on
your GENI me PILLS. have really found then, to do
have been raised ro he BRINK o, the
and restored perfect health Cahane vckerman aged Is
Brooslyn consequence OF cold succeeded
and rapid consumption appeared unayoaole outo charity
SION recovered nnsh Fisher aged 10 years reduced
perfectly her short lae and produced that regu
ar M % p necessary 70 The health Of eve Female
TIE was entirely gone the mother locked forward speedy
sas soa e eye s,ssh
toms have bee the common attendants OF all my in
night removed her scI and Continuance their uss
estored her perfect health reoced of
her mother that she says every pill worth dollar. To
tail the whole OF the performed and
hood would fill volume only adj all Female
compa the desperate, have
to fail ard fully sensible did Parents Guardians, and
Mana Of Schools duly consider The health happiness
OF Females from " and upu ards they would fall
recommend and administer these PILLS, for hell the
plants 10 which females subject would he
their happiness increased by the preservation Of their health
am, Madam, your obedeni servant,
$780, ". LABAUSN, NJ ID.
NNlahlsburg, sept. l2 1856. SO Broad-slreet.
IL N u. Since the publication Of this medicine, numbers
have been cured of those violent sick which
emae particularly subject aud disor
ders which debiialei the whole m fact
The Tame shaken by secti, isjured by ndge
ton or nulency, and reduced by obucuI
dy, these pills will be found restorative. They
store The hbres To their due tonethe stomach proper
eiasc by these promoting digestion and ,akr off
every thing obnoxious the pure L. NATuRE-prepa
ed by Mrs Sarah Ann Welcb, aud sold by appointed
agenls. III
Agents for New York-Mr r. Dickey, chemist 4l3 Broad
way-Mr John b. Dodd chemist Gas Broadway, corner Of
beeckef reeAr Seprez's Pharmacy, 63 Bowery,
oi W aker stfeetMr W. b. Hoffman, chemist Broadway
Mr. underh SO Be ekman street of William
Mr. schefn la Canal stree-Nr NJ c. Slocuu, corner of
Broadway and Duane streetMr j. b. Chiffon 63 Broadway
-Messrs. Miller Gambler, 1873 Broadway.
Pice75 cents box, with full directions treating the e
be without.
NJ ID. Ask for Widow welciis Female Pills-whoesae
agent, 81 Beekman IN. Y,
n Sc n. so
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

ca 49,, p p unlseIsaIy suwsu 20 ue anur =!
abe remedy dcoverei for all sexual diseases The
high es.maon and sale this medicine has obtained
fn The last certain criterion Of immense
ts has acquired the utmost fame in almost part OF
Europe; has approved and
the faculty Of medicine recommended by em
OF the profession.
One recommendation this para,ion enjoys above all others
Is lis neat portable erm put up pos the mode in which it
may be taken being both and pleasant II, tstees
ture with in diet confinement from daily bust
ness Travellers especially would find this medicine highly
useful md be unproyided wi preparation
possessing tn advantages which the present combines
Accompanying the cne is pamphlet explanatory of the
different stages of he disease without charge
ianng fun and ample directions II contains mercury
Psice $3.50 per pot.
Prepared by Them Chemist London and for sale by
Dickc AIS Broadway: Wa Smonson, 81 Fulton st
Gold Wan Van Emberg, 3l4 Pearl Peck slip; Southland
Deuc, Pah; N b. Graham 80 Nassau street. Full
n8-lms
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WAITING,
Arithmetic. Dookkce ping. and Meroa ntile
COrrcs

Are efficiently taught Mt the of Prince street Mercer
nv v. W. WILLIAMS a. H. s'coSxop
u MbsSRs. w. orc. respectfully and confidently
vte the most rigorous nation of the system Instruction
pursued Ivy them, which, less pretending, WILL II
cd prove not less efficient than the novel aud improved plan
ol NOISY charaaas who necessarily parade before the pubic,
recommendations purportnr to be editorial but ~ cf written
~ themselves and mutations OF the works Of distinguished
authors. rs productions Of their own.
CT This school Is omen day and evening. oa3~mSs.
(tAuPLTtNl, a. C., EkOM
~ CASH.-A. y. - HIGGINS, ~ Pearl street, have
this day received from auction Large assortment Of Brussels
three ply double super aud uprhne Kddermns,ei csrpeng
among wh c choce patterns and colcr Tut
Wilton, and Brussels match Also good article
FINE, all Capeng n The low prices o 70 cents the yard
Floor oil Clob a feet wide. English Drug
AMI Bazes Table and Psno covers NC All those about par
chasing will much their interest
our assortment before purchasing elsewhere. they win
cold nuchless han baye been oferru this market
A. A ". ~ HIGGINS
o257es 4)2 Pearlst Madison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

ECKEL, having removed ON 25 street, TO No. 81
Liberty street. corner Of Broadway begs leave 10 inform his
friends and h- public that he continues to give Lessons
heretofore, in the above branches education His
qaantance with the Modern Greek French, alas Spanish.
and Portuguese languages enable him 10 afford superior adj
vanag 10 those who wish the former In con-
nexon with the latter studies He permitted TO refer To Dr.
Anth.n OF Columbia College, AMI also to Dr. Charles Foen
J97 Greenwich street ne-3ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

SUpERIO~ LINEN WRITING PAPER.
~ RICH LOUTREL in addition to their present
Liam Paper, have just received large quantity
Of superior Lines wiring Paper ~ asires, express
IN adapted Cor Blank Accoust 30 ~.
Orders for Banks, Insurance Companies Public Offices
Merchants others either for the City any part ofhe
United States for complete parts Of made this Pa
per ruled sny with great accuracy and bound
IN elegant sid substantial style; will receive prompt
tenlion " addressed To
RICH A. LOUTREL, stationers, New York.
Also, hand and or sale large assortment Of Patent
Blank Accosn Books, made IN superior style OF the above
Paper Those pero-s who for wan; OF time wait 10
set Of Account Books made order lie supplied
from hi, with complete set ~ books, which will
We warranted 10 give entire Subtraction to TIE most correct and
particular bookkeerrr.
Also hand extensive stock OF foreign and domestic
stationary consisting Il every variety Of foocap and letter
paper, lead pencils aers, sealng ink stands ele
CANT bronze and ebony meta Tic meorsndum books, back
and chess boards copying machines Of various kinds
and all the requisite articles for their Notara
and other article usually sold by staoncrs which they
eFer for sale at prices which suit purchasers cer
wholessle or retail RICH LOUTRFI,
stationers and Blank Book manufacturers No. 81 William
Street. door below Cedar. M 2ws
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Auction 6aloo.


A1etisa 6aass.
JESSE CADy. Auct,o.eeT
Day bal. s s.s No. Seoc 1 and rs S:s s
srS,ae.s sor eass large and general she
ssss vi. a:': ts= .ss fs good . -:
tor il sn and western market 100
O ps esss dozen Csbs assorted Of an kinda
re,~ ,.assn birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery, OF every
io,SO0 Needles assortedfrem ~, Hemmne German
gross Buttons Coat and Pearl .ubi.., a....
tuIe, which wnl be taken ia payaeni.
priced Watches. Guard Chains NC. '"' mSs,lys
Dvu WIN MLouGHLiN, AuctonrsT.
ID OF Wall and re- This Day Al ocs a. ~ eos
dirk earas and s 81 cle ss &c:
IN ss1n ss and double
caps blrIbes, knitting needles hooks ard eyes, 4c &c
perGHsry French asd wa as' 'f
ao invoice OF combs, buttons boson~ boou
Also an invoice Of OF earrings engr
JOHN SNiEFEN Auctoneer.
A UC 1,IiON NOTiCE-wil be sold on Thursday, No
Machinery and Fixtures saltine Printing aud Cloth
Printing Machines in complete order for one or two eecr
copper shes-EsgFaved Shells, patterns sood -
Rolling Machiaes-Double and Single Presses h appara-
Press PaPers-A very superior OF Press Papers Stoves
Furnaces, Boilers drying rooo blankets and blanket ranes
Capitalists and Others will 6nd opportunity Tor the invest
whole viii The SdseS a. e present. resent
owners are arranging to leave the city For particulars apply
Ut the auction o9o-2ws
Nr.W YOhh HORSE BAZAAR.
For the Sale OF Horses Vehicles, &c &c by cemmsson,
at private sale daily and by public every Wednesday
throughout The year at H. NJ precisely without regard
The proprietor opportunity expires ng his ac-
know to The patrons OF this establishment both Tor
hnist ana The late firm OF Simpson Cowan very
liberal patronage bestowed upon The Bazaar begs
sure ms friends and the public that
eutiou slaih pd
its continuance. = $3.50
Horses taken at livery usual and careful grooms en-.
ploved. " -
Horses hire othe description at the shoes, notice to
MS Trends ana gentlemen Introduced by them.
OPS SIM wM CONAN. 81 Crosby St
tkONE sETTi aG.-DOCTOR HEWITT Bone Sci,
- ter informs the public, such has
OF his practice IN this city, he obliged
operations to his No So Prince In
where patients lame will con-
tnue to visit at their homes DR. H. no medi.
cines internally His wholly given to particular
class OF la bis practice w The Iase
Dr. job sweet of Boston, and from tia
ordinary surgeryo has been sipsnarly .long ose
swelngs nervous, paraiyc and rheumatic
uasten curvature of the spine and defomes weak
Of the limbs, &c
To acquainted with the great scsey OF
this mode OF treatment land il but little understood il
New York; Dr. Hewe will cheeruliy give
henN VINO nave been, or who are under his
Dr. Hcwets charges NJ, to
cannot afford To pay more literally. ss33n1
A t&Ilf'lGlAL TEETH, without clasps, sprngs
principles OF atmo pheric pressure NJ LEVETT Dentist
No; sly Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall.
Tins meh9d 50 generally known and approved needs ne
praoiiced in New York.
His references highest order are most ampethe opn
seen IN the following respectable papers
Vide New York Mirror, 10th July, 1886.
Courier Enquirer, Goth December, 1886.
epiuUS lar Iuu.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09
A CARD.

Gin New AHD.-Lsst ia the vicinity OF yorkvlle,
WV on Tuesday, the 2h Tst, small prndc Boil Dog,
his stand straight, and beforr and behind his
bafkings hoarse. whoever will him
Subscriber tR ARLINGTON CO., 20 Park Row. shall re-
ccive the above GIG HAZZAED.
rork71He Oct ~ 1877. pS3ts