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Burlington, Nov. "a, 1887.
Nd OBERT MOODY is now receiving
IA from New York an extensive supply
of Hardware, SaddIery, HoIoware, Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, and Oils ; which he
offers to the pubic cheap for cash or short
credit, at The old established store, Forth
east corner of the square.
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NEW & CHEAP GOODS.
For Sale, on Consignment.
so DAYS Grace.

4 LII who are Indebted to the under
N signed, whose notes or accounts have
become due are hereby notified that pays
ment must be made to US within thirty
DAYS, or to the Sheriff hereafter.
Il + 81 w l. STRONG.
Nav 10, 1885.
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LENONS.

St. Croix, Port Rico, Manila,
Lump and Loaf Sugars by
.May l6. WAIT d. TABOR.
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Price so Cents.

A fresh supply just received by
Lalhrop e. Polwln, Burlingl on Beck
wilk C. Dyer, Sclesbury--A. p. Roscoe,
New Haven--M. w. HinsIey, Monkton--
NJ. Hull, Observation-Disclosures g. Wood
man, Wlllislon-C. +, Martin, Char.oite--
E. Lyman. Ferrsburgh-L. BiXby,,. Ver>
gennes Fletcher 81 Miner, BrIdport--
Hen Wright. Shorehnm.
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A CONuf'R Asst

All nations from the remotest ages, have had
ships but Columbus only found out the way to
America. Before the time ofthe great Spanish
navigator, people were only enabled to paddle
about the shores. Just so with the Life Med
icines. 1t is but two short years since first
vontured upon an unknown ocean, and have
discovered the precious object was in search
of--HEALrn. Vegetable medicines were indeed
known when commenced my search but their
use was not BY the use of them, have not only
passed from the detected invalid, 10 the hal near
ty and active man ofbusiness, but. comparatively
speaking, have renewed youth. / can thus
with confidence of my own experience aovlse
with my fellow citizens. Does the reader want
proof that the Vegetable Life Medicines are suit.
able to his own case? / have on file at my Office,
SAG Broadway, hundreds of letters, from some OF
The most respectable citizens of this my native
land, voluntarily offered in testimony Of the vr-
tues of A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly
ruined by the " all-infallible" mineral prepare
tons of the day, will bear NE witness, tina, the
Life Medicines, e. such only, are the true course
to permanent good health. JouN MoFFAr.
General Remarks relative 10 Mofdts
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
vHyHE coparinershp heretofore existing
l. between Lovely e. ABBOTT, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All per.
sons indebted to said firm, are requested to
settle the same without delay, with N.
Lovely who is authorized to settle the
business of the concern.
'''' NOBLE LOVELY,
JOHN ABBOTT.
Burlington, May 9, 1883.
The business will be continued at the
same store, by the subscriber.
N. LOVELY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

THE IsDiASs.-Csptain whilden, Of the schooner
hary,na Ryon fton Key Bscaine arrived at Char es
ton the nth, and reported that on the 9Th inst
Csstan Higgins aud the head Engineer Of the steamer
hs5ama left their respective vessels and west up the
river in boat about four miles from the encampment
the forces stationed 10 that quarter Tor the purpose
cunning and both killed by party Of sragglir
Indians. A negro whs accompanied them, made hi,
e.cspe by scsling the boa, the opposite side Of he
river after having been ~oundeS twice
TAfew weels ago. inquest vas held on a Cor
onef IN England ofsAe name Of Back who drowned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

IL FOR NGW ORLEANS.-The LOUISIANA
8 and New York Line OF Packets will sail every other
- Monday. from New York. and from New Orleans
sHd TO insure the strctest puncuaty in the time Of sailing
tne line will hereafter consist o th~ following shps
Ship L0UlsvlLLE. Capt Palmer, lsl Jan,
ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt Edridge 18th ysH.
Ship vICkSBUKG, Capt wooahouse, 18th Jan.
Ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis, 18th Feb.
- Ship YAZOO, Capt Trask, 26th Feb.
The above SHIPS all new, OF the first class copper
fastened and coppered and upwards OF 500 burhen
are OF very light dra OF being bu In this city,
Pressy for the trade The price Of passage fixed at $500
their cabins fitted the i'm sroved and
plan, and fur nshed and elegant Ample
Of the first quality will be provided regard had
he comfort and entire satisfaction Of passengers These
els ere commanded by captains well In the
who will give every attention mseves
comIn-dse. They will at all Tins be lowed and down
the Mississippi by boats, and the stric-st punctuay
observed In the time sailing Neither the
OF these ships will be responsible for ewelry bullion precious
stones silver plated for letter parcel pack
sent by put board OF them, usles uar bills
iadng for the same and the vsue berea
All goods sent 10 the subscriber, will be forwarded free
commission For freight passage. apply TO
tx. COLLINS Il CO. IT. South St
freight received after ths Saturday evening previous
he day OF sailing. c24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

AUTION-GELATINE CAPSULES

(SAUFEON-GELATINE CAPSULES.-Mr +. a.
~ Bereau in another column has endeavoed to preyent
the public from buying Gslane Capsules which in
Imitation OF Molhes Capsules, advertised genuine
tanning Impure and cheap ingredients snd having
commentator than using he OF others nc nc
In consequence the alluded TO- and to pre-
vent any Misunderstanding In the public mind deem il me-
cessay To inform those concerned, that
Geatine Capsules which superior Motbes well as 10
the spurious limitations Of which he speaks as they are made
pure Basam and Geisntne which will leak consc
age over the other kinds
There secret In the preparation OF them and the only
obi CT In view Is 10 administer the Bssam Copva
most approved form and Capsules have eed by
pha they with safety nded superior arti
Gle. NF>''' ~
testimony OF their efficacy. f~
Mssrs Rushten Aspinwsll. Mr. Mlhau Mesrs Southland,
Deuc DIR James Hart Chambers and Broad-
way and all other respectable chemists and spolbecariss
In this city and throughout keep hem
for SALE and generally prefer them 10 those OF Mo,bss mann
acture for the reasons mentioned above.
various certificates In confirm assertion.
CHARLES WILDENOW,
po-lm' 81 Cherry
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

TKxIAr CHIyALRY.-Or the 10Th Of February, Mr..
houston the President Of Texas, was accosted ia the
street Of ttg of Houston, by Col. w. 5 Fisher.
who insisted upen his retracng certain expressions
Mr.. Houston had used relative 10 him. Houston de.
cned. and Fisher sent him challenge, which the for.
handed overt his boy and instructed him
communicate with Fisher second. who ashamed
Of the business that he declined all further istefe.
resce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24
new DRY G0ons:


Ir w.REVI-, rs Chshsm Il takes the EARL 81 oppor
iuny ot uncng through the columns ~ Herais 70
e isoes Of New York and Rrookyr the arrival Of the mos
novel and fashionable Cacoes offered 10 public nscr
hsvne purchased hem pnd every advantage which nas~nce
and cash could command IL o hem th.s. Ia
dies tho visit his early al prices nhsely
cbes than former period; ard adequate Ida BE-
for ed OF the superb and rich quality Of these
goods bu b. actual and viii be .und surps~
~ preccdes', which undoubtedly sunthe most lasdos
asd most scunsrnirsl OF rurchnsers -
III The spprovsd system Of one price SIN continued ~
IN establishment y, w. HENts, Ia Chatham a.
1almr doors uem fsar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

THE STEAMBOAT NEpTuSE.-Although this splen-
its preservation was miracle AID only be attn
buted under God TO the sodity Of its construction
and the skill of its commander The Norfolk Bed-
con OF Wednesday has the annexed article on the
subject:
We have had opportunity OF conversiRg with
several gentlemen, VINO were on board the Neptune
during the severe gale she encountered on Saturday
and learn from them that tae the most Of
fectng and heart rending that they ever behed From
noon on Saturday 10 Twelve al night, scarcely aKy
hope of life renamed. Death seemed inevitable. The
sea was running mountains high, and che boat was
sometimes lifted 70 angle Cd forty five degrees A
gentleman with whom we consersed, contrary 10 the
received acceptatiop attributes the of the
boat TO her great lengh asrde OF three seas al one
time. She was of the capes OF the Delaware during
the severity the gale.
When the front smske-ppe was blown of, and the
thick iron fasenlngs, winch bound II to the boat and
10 its fellow in the rear rent ssunder like pack
thread, hope seemed 70 have departed 10 return no
more. But the other pipe still remained firm. The
passengers exhibited great resignahSn, and nothing
like noise and hustle was 10 be heard among them.
They speak IN exalted terms of the Neptune as a sea
boat and Of the intrepdity and skill Of Captain Pen
meyer.
We visited the Neptune yesterday, and walked
ever the decks and through those cabins which be-
held the dreadful exhibition OF Saturday The wide
folding doors Of the dining eahn-aR apartment con-
etructed and equipped ia style of prlncely plendor
was torn of by the wind. Here and there come de-
fached piece SEEN and the absence of the smoke
pipe made SAID hiatus in the appearance 81 the uppe
deck. But the hull s perfectly sound and in a It'll,
while this splendid specimen of naval architecture,
will be as fresh as ever and embark more viii
high hope on her perllous career
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

OP The Algonquin, soout which the Philaoelphians
were BEGINNING to raise muss has srrived-hsvne IS.
capped the perls Of the and the dangers the long
low rakishlseking schoeners" which haunt the Cspes
oftse Delaware as the Flying Dutehmsn does the Bays
Of the Cape OF Good Hope.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

STEAMBOAT AccIDEST ~ THE soUTH.-on the
nigh, Of the 10th instant. while her way from Little
Rock 10 Memphis. the steamer Liverpcoi collapsed a
ue which badly scalded fourteen persons, principally
attached the boat three Of whom jumped overheard
and drow ned. At the time of this accident the
LirepOoi had board the Of the seelner Harp,
which had struck snsg, and sunk Frog Bayou.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

UP The Baltimore San threatens 10 expose a person
who Turks uader the crate Of the vault beneath the pave
rnent Of his store, for the same purpose that led Mac
kay the fashionable Broadway silk dealer into his eel
Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24
CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING


THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFAcTURIN0
CO. have constantly for sale
Bleaching Salts Copperas,
Aqua Ainona Nnratic Acid
Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid,
And many other articles in the line OF their business
Orders will be received at their Banking house M u
Broadway or at the oce oil their agent No. 81 West
na5-ly* GEO. B. GILBERT. Agent.
nEAFNESS CUkED-DR sCUDDERs eeeera
y tel Acoustic OIL is certain and failing remedy for
Deafness in all its and has means of restoring
thousands from partial entire deafness periect
Many entirely relieved by the If a sing bottle and
who have been completely deaf restored 10
perfect hearing after using from bottles The fol-
lowing certificates letters frt m eentlemco r
khowB respectabiiy:-
BRooKLyS, July l. 1887
s'This certify in Sep ember 1885, vas taken " -
a deafness in accompanied WITH rumhng noise
similar TO heavy steam ngne near by was So amer
affected that could nm dcrsIand common copyersaos
which continued without month Of
ary 1887 whes purchase bottle Of Dr. Scuddrrs Acsn
and before using half Of the bottle my hearing
was completely restored although have times been
ions have been again restored and would To
Others similarly AFFECTED 70 o , I the same
Messrs A. b. d. Sands-GeDlemen-As have not the
pleasure OF yeur personal aeqnanar send you above
liberty make such disposition OF you may think pro-
per. Respectfully your humble servant,
do hereby certify my little was quite deaf 90
much that wassomemes fearful she weuld entirely lose her
try phal of bis Acoustic OIL by the use oil which am
happy to state, she w@ entirely ,.scred to herring.
lhave had similar performed TO that mentioned bv
Mr. Parkmss on my child by the Of part Of Of
STEPHEN HEDGES. Hue son. New YORK;
The above carefully prepared from the original receipt Of
the ni,ed STATES Of America aud the cana1s 0r
tFAssETr sELD d., 2oI River street Troy ny.
A. B. d. SANDS, 100 Fulton street,
tNim' corner OF William.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

STEAMBOAT SAMPsoN.-The very neat little
boat Sampson that plies between Staten island and this
city. watcrogged last night it towing off a
schooner that had grounded Robins Reef The
schooner loaded with pine wood for the steamer
which a rock, and lost three of her beams The
Sampson is insured and its repairs will probably
from threa TO four iha1sand dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

THE MAroRALrY.-The candidates at the spring
election are-Mr. Clark for the Wings, Mr. Varian on
the Tammany interest, and the Recorder for the Con
servaves. At the proper time and season we will re-
publish Hallecks lyric Mr.. Rker. with notes. com
ments, and illustrations.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

~ CHARLESTON PACK ETS-Cemmerca
-6<spackes: ~ "
Bril- DlMON, Frederick Sherwood master.
Brig CORD ELLA, Francis Sherwood, master
Brig BUEN0S AYRES, H. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY new w. Whiitlesey, master.
Brig -, (new.)
The above all first class vessels built expressly for the
trade and commanded by experienced masters their ac
ccmmods,ons for passengers extensive and cxerons
will be made 10 please both shippers passengers All
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will shipped free OF
commission. 49, "
For freight passage apply captains en- board IN
ALLEN PAxS0N, go Wall street. NJ " or
jS WM A. CALDWELL SONS, Cnarestop q G.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24
"a :, An.hLACHICOLA PACK ETs,--ship
ikyING,P W. Lsshsm, master.
=. Ship INDIANA ] Ilnane u,a..er


Ship GEOkGIs, ". Tablet, master
These vessels OF light drs w,ter built expressly fer
the trade ftbe best copper fastened asd coppercd
with handsome accommodations and will sell punctssly As
WIN sail the Monday following The price Of passage I.
W. without liquors A goods forwarded The Subscribers
1s E 70 iIyry,l mr. co a. souh q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

HysNTED-Fors young Iaay r,cpntIy 4 ON Knsisnd, =
w s.uat Govene4ss respect able awiy She "
his uvai.Ged instruct IN Muse French psrtnC
Grsrfvsr hr Rsuun~r-tinpk the o4sc ~ n
60 ,rtsble krns Tse most sne,cepsso able references
no given. Address 10 G. ID. xcrx House, Cosrtsnd st.
mIe 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

o. The first STONE of new Catholic church, aamed
after 81 Patrick, waslad at Charleston by Bishop Eng
land the 9TH inst. The anniversary OF the Saint
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24
EICHAED HEMMING 8 son.

FORGE NE oil Is. ID ID u
I Re,sn their preference gwen fo
80 many years their Fish Hooks and beg to
eions 10 auuaeinre sis that will give universal salts
faction, sns they rust ensure continuance Of their Kind pm
Henang Sos 1--we beer obliged to caution the public
times es- careful from whom they purchase Needles
has there been period when repetition Of that caution
more required. n n sonh.yng recently received IN
that number o individuals who
sidec 10 Esgsnd have established thenl Ia Philadelphia
make b bun". a com Inv fraud % Inv ~
importing Needles ~ithou, labels that they MAJ sbe them
they pit in kngand sevee.t penal
ties would await them.
divduss Invent nunberies faeleods some OF hem having
the themselves the Agents of X Hemring
Heoks rey carry 9Th them Invoice Heads printed
Exactly The same as ,h-ss a Ways used BY Hemmngs Son
OF r. Hermng Son dead and therefore any may
use h-r nan. S, which stotsly false.
In nse, would he quite impossible TO serate in this
cireuI The numerous rioks these persons mase use Of
they any tale lhs, they imagine viii give their spurious
articles more ready sale.
Than long tried article emil les them and they fear
competition ercsp, that Of the uuprnepled individuals who
roy the orr Hemmng son, which has been
qured b. ei s,snon to the o. 80 article sh
make bis appeal he public for protection, feeling well
Richard emninr sos have further Observe that thy
now Invariably stamp all " II Large Coo Looks VIII Their
smaller Kinds % Fish 10 rs public will pe@e 10 be very
particular w selecting and give strict nation 70
the .bels and sy,s " Wrapping up.
RICHARD HEMMISo SON take the liberty Of claiming
attention 10 ~. above and nos respectfully solicit the pnble
,e Ne their guard 70 ssns Of Needles snd Fish
Hook, parporung 70 pc q the groo'e msnuiae,ors for al
the enprirsped parties exposed " Son have every
honest system forging their al carried on 10
grea, exer large 9uap,e. inferior Needles are
!" n su~.p o. ssng
Fsgr Needle Mills Reddieh. November H. 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24
CONsNnP IN. L0I9Hs. LATAxi1ns

rONsNupAlDN IbIGHs. IATAWssH~
y ko-Br Tsyor,-I feel u duty I owe 10 You and IN,
nifty large that have been severely afflicted
with cough, papaon ~ the heart loss ~ besi and 9th
symptoms Of disease Of the iungs sD having pro
cured every other remedy whos the least hs
heard ~ lrcgh ri your Bassm of Lvsrwor ndu
ced by ~ ~'y friends, whom he'd cured. IN
SD feel pleasure " that immediately relieved nv
ID. and in lew weeks RESTORED ., usual health
WM. WOOD. Chstnbsrs and Gfernwisrh sts.
The esgerpes With vi cn this invaluable medicine
sought for " unparalleled ami aprds uReuuivocsi
rance III usefulness nj importance
street j16S'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

FRen wAsnrsoros--In tho Senate, On "ednes-
day, ahsr Mr. southwsrds speech against sAs govern
uent scheme for Sub Treasury. the question was Ia
ken on the substitute offered by Mr. hives' Vse Con
servative plan) which was rejected oy vote Of 80
TO 90.
On motion Of Mr.. Everett IN the h0use OF REPRE-
senatives the Secretary OF War was directed to FUR
nish information respecting the capture and imPrison
nept Of Seminole chieftains who had come in under
lap Of truce 10 hold sonfereace with General Jesup
The President requested 10 supply the House
with all the information in his power, relative the de-
struc,ion of the Caroline Schlesser ana all proceed
ings growing out OF that
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

FROM ALBANY.-In the Senate, on Wednesday the
2lst as upwards of thirty bills received from the
Assembly and referred 10 committees.
Mr.. Tallmaage offered resolution for the appoint
neni Of select committee inquire what alterations,
If any, necessary the laws in relation to trusts
Cor the protection of the religious society, called
"Shakers; and also whether any legislation is neces-
sary protect the people Of this state from the constr
tuition and regulations of such society.
Mr.. Beardsley moved amendment, cor any
other religious society and that shape the resolution
was carried
In the Assembly The bin further 10 amend and extend
the act incorporating the stockholders of the New York
insurance company had its third reading and passed
ayes sc, noes 2.
Mr.. L. F. Allen offered Joint resolution request
ing eur Senators and Representatives IN Congress 10
urge the passage OF law making the necessary appro
praon to erect Qualifications the mouth OF Lake Erie
and for the repair of Fort Niagara, the Niagara
frontier. MI A. explained briefly that the object was
10 call attention Washington this subject adding
that presumed the experience OF the last five months
must have convinced the Hopse and the community, that
more important defences wanted or the Niagara
frontier. The motion was laid on the table.
The House went into committee of the whole. Mr..
Matthews in the chair, the bill TO amend the act 10
expedite the construction Of the New York and Erie
Rail Road. Ii provides that whenever the company
shall have expended $500 COO, the Comptroller shall
issue 10 them special certificates of stock that amount
and so on bv p,s untith stock Issued
shall equal 100000. After some debate the Aeuse
adjourned. without any final action.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24
ia WILMINGTON,(N IN. CT NEW LINE De,
III PACkETs:-Ths line Of packets viii here after be

L7H WlLMINGTON,( IN. C) NEW LINE u Z,
- composed Of the following vessels sailing from New
York puDctually as advertised, viz:
Schr hLFRED THORN. tHew) II. Sanford, master
Schr. REPEATER. D II Sanford, master.
Sohr. TELL, X. Hawkins. master.
Schr. TOPIC, jacob Smith, master.
The above scbooners all first alas conner fastened
SEES bu expressly Tor this trade, very saers
ed by able asd experienced and regularly
10 and from Wilmington throug bout the year
The detention New York engaged In this
having been great and OF the
sn are DESTROYS OF emovng the despachng
ncnt CT such usons their DAYS OF sailing
as will give eatire sa sctiop shippers further
., Tor them % give the preference
tins sc over all transient vessels which preference
they justly entitled regular packets the
war; rough thick and thin We guarantee that they shall
nyarsb sail on the day appointed, full ful
freight when opposed vessel al such rates as
viii insure the support and preference o
gra IN tn trade both nenresiden and resident Shipper
shd wnen opPos a 10 regular packet
or Al the same rates as takea by regular vessel
Inc SUBSCRIBERS feel grateful tor the liberal support pa
nage winch They have always received from the date of
thcu nrs establishing this line Of packets, (sx years
and respectfully solicit continu public favor; and In
return beg leave In assure all shippers ererton
10 please and give perfect On
parthey will solicit their other wav thar
through their which they again assure Them
they can rely upon with certainty of their Away
nehbsr VIII they circulate false reports 10 sbsn
their fire. ghi but depend solely a forward correct
a,ure; uniformly pursued by them. for continuance of
thsM snare, al least of public patronage and favor.
ror ne accommodation Of shippers subscribers have
rom 1870 south street. to their present
lot Their iuher convenience their will always NJ
or the fsot OF Wall street rs possible
Al goods forwarded the subscribers will shipped free
o. or any other xpense, except what actually
Insurance by Of the vessels warranted a,he
very lowest rates. 49,
For freight passage, all above vessels having hand
Us HALLETT BRowN 50 south q. cor wall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24
TOOTH ACHEu TOOTH ACHEu,
yANISEN'S CONCENTRATED ELE,r.E D. ,

IL This article, highly eenraied rsraton Kreo
seie and Cardamsn has, In all where has been
ana mas been placed In contact with the the dis
eased tooth, thus far proved " - -
AN iNFtLLIBLE SPECIFIC
Tor tsat most and tormenting snnsyapee the
Aese onse most other articles fer the purpose can be
sPped with the utmost safety, Is the DEGREE
hurul to the teeth aud Shereort produces no
fecs placed IA contact with those that are sound Al
remedy ~
FOR THE TOOTH ACHE
us success is without parallel IL thoroughly removes
all SORENESS and leaves the Teeth In a 81 eondo. Sov
being nledi and, |. eaecusly the provrcss
o decay and evestually those portions lbsf
have already become csrious; entirely DESTROYS ih.r
dssgr~~abe smell which rs always impaired to the breath
ny deeayed teeth Price 80 cents For sale by 81
monson. 10 Fulton street James n. Hart M d.. corner
Broadway and Chambers streets M Guion, corner Bovrr
ann Sr street. corner Pike and Henry street.
sale sad retail al Grad street. between East Broadway and
DIVISION stTeet j18 .9neods