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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

GERMAN SILVER Of every size, in Sheets and Wire,
N also in Ingot', manufac ured and for sale by
t. j. SEIXAS, 2i3 Water st.
Whohas also for sale Copp and Brass Sheet Znc Spell.
ter, Lead Block Tin and Tin Plate for app owed paper
On accommodating terms. ia23 I'm - W&M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

CLEAR VOICE
IS THE BEAUTY OF SPEECH
NEEMBERS OF THE BAR, SINGERS, PUBLIC
IVl SPEAKERS, ACTORS, and all whose employment
requires the constant Of the voice. invited TO make
trial of this preparation Numerous certificates from indi
viua h similarly engaged, who have received most decided
benefit from its use, may be by calling the under.
signed
CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that duty require, the
constant ofmy voice. aid three months
attacked with cold and hos by using
large package ofhe Clarified Essence sf Hoarhouuo Csrdy
must say that perfectly relieved aud recommend to
the public a valuable remedy.
REFERENCES.
Mr.. WIN. Freeman, 2i2 Haiy street, Mr. O. j. Budd 40
Dvision; Mr. Gibbs, 81 Division Mr. Shook 1913 Chris
Mr. Gossn, Clown, Amphtbeare, residence 30 Boweryj Mr.
Vancooi and family No IL Hicks street, bronklyn d. Bsy
Esq 80 Esst Broadway; Reynold, 80 Christy street
Agents NJ. n. Burrell, Druggist 70 Chatham street
Of Boyer; T. Horse6eld No 40 Bowery, opposite the
Bowery Theatre.
The above compounded frem 20 d Gsrsnt nsredents
None genuine except signd
J. PEAsE & SON, IS Division st.
Where il be obtained wholesale and retail Directions
TO- use on each paclsg. AL In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27
Passenger smiled.

In the packet ship Sheridan sailed as instant for Liver
poo-Lous FerneI, OF Geneva Capt Robert Boyle q. H.
Parke OF Quebec Charles Thorn, London Christ pher
Fsnwick. oronio William Laurie Montreal; Mrs Henry
Tsy0r. New York A southern Philadelphia Joho Meug
msry Joseph Cansrd New Brunswick Aeranier Smith Il
New Bedford
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27
WA % efbE ID.

MARRIED.
On Tuesday 2tst instant ny the Rev. H. Chase MIR BENT.
min Middleton, TO Ms Angelina j. daughter Of 0ranco
Fish, Esq, Of this city.
In Quincy Florida the <h instant Edward Saw &C. A.
NJ late Professor IN Union College, schenectady New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27
United slates Ports.
Foreign Ports,

MArANzAs JAM l2-Hibernia, for NYoIk days Cervan
te McMauus do Bane, c penter do, soon Tantivy do
There American vessels at the City of st Domingo
81 day. since.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

DlANUFORTES FOR HIkE.-A variety OF GOOD Plane
fortes may be at No. 40 Fourteenth between
the Fifth and Smith at short distance from tn
Railroad aud be hired by the month single even
ing Aise assortment Of Psnofortes of various pat
terms Of rosewood and which will be sold at the
manufacturers pr. ess and warranted for year.
ia23 On coo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

srocKs futp TO INCORPORATED COMPOSITES ON rHE r,frn
Of the State and the amount authorised 10 be issued
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

LTHEArRIcAL REVEALS AND REvoLUrIoSsf
During the last week the two large theatres. tia
Park and the Bowery, were doing SO small a bust
ness that they determined TO make grand ef-
fort this week; and accordingly Forrest appeared
last night at the and Charles Kean at the other
When Wilson and Miss Shirrsf sang at the Park,
good business done, but the legitimate drama
is supported nowadays only by fits and starts The
fact is, and there's to deny fact-the taste
Of New York in theatrc ais is in the midst Of reyo.
lution-a sort Of fresh revival The churches are
all swarming with rcvivas, and why should not the
same spirit pervade the houses Of the wickedl Nit
chell the first Manager to catch the spirit Of the
age, and accordingly his bijou is crowded every
night. On Saturday night last, Hackett was playing
at the Park to miserably thin house, some Of his
old characters; while at the Olympic, a crowd Of
beauty and fashion was crammed into its inside to
the light fun, the witty illusions, and the drol-
leries ofthe "Devil in New York" Apropos Ct
Asmodeus. This is a new piece, not sufficiently
full Of plot and business but yet sparkling with To-
cal wit and local illusions II is conceived in the
very spirit Of the Partisan vaudevilles, but badly
written and miscrably put together. Mitchell takes
the character ofthe devil, and he is Of the most
perfect representatives OF the Hon. Frank Waddo,
that we ever saw. We almost thought il was Frank
himself, sporting bran red forked tail under
his arms, by way ofbrnging tails into fashion. -
II There can be no installing the tone and taste Of
the present day. Tragedy-comedy-melo
spec acIc-all are gone. The public want life va
ricty, brevty, wit, truth, nature, sarcasm, at the
theatres. The large theatres, with their legitimate
drama, are like the largo newspapers, with their
respectable stupidity and incidence. The days Of
Kean. Forrest, and the whole Of the pompous school
Of legitimacy, is gone, going, to the acvil-cr
rather the devil has come, and will them out Of
New York and out at the elbows too. The young
audiences Of New York, who read such bright, bril-
liant sparkling pages as the Herald, quick as
the ancient Athenans modern Parisians in appre-
eating wit and bumor in these light and airy pieces
We see this at the Olympic every night. The little
| milling boys in the pit understood and relished
every sparkling sarcasm about New York, just a,
the classical loafers Of Athens did the wit If ID,
{" Clouds" Of Aristophanes. We are, in this curiop,
city, emerging into new age. The character e
Athens is going 60 be reproduced in New York
with all the superior refinement and Intelligence o
2 roo wears Our churches, our theatres, cur pub
lie par,Ieps orr academies, our newspapers, all in
s;oate the same results. Old fashioned Iegi6u ats
piayors- old fashioned orthodox poets and parsOn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

The IRISH REBEnLION S6PYREssED.--Hester-
day morning we saw our friend Brigadier General
George Perriwinkle Morris, X q. b., riding down
10 the Battery, on the outside Of splendid HORSE
tended by his brilliant staff This Brigadier vas
dressed in the most splendid style, with the "w
kers put on" and all Anthe loasers and ladies in
Broadway stopt, turned round and followed the COS
tege as long as it was in sight! The BrgadIer soor
reached the Battery, reviewed his Brigade, found
''all the whiskers put inn and pronounced every
thing o. X. As soon the irish rebels heard of
this movement, they flung away their sAeleahs, and
was X. D. in time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

According to the last aceouats from the Continent,
large masses are moving towards this land Of pro
mise. well. we are glad to see it. Every able bo-
died emigrant is worth at least, $1,000 in gold and
silver In the last week, the import Of real human
value may be set down at over eSoCco
A eoop pUs,sEss.--It is sad that Mics Shirren
AID Mr. Wilson have each cleared S40,0oO 60
5000 since they came 20 the country. They
have issued good soies on specie basis-and there
FORE have not suspended.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

old fashiened newspspers fashioned block.
heads % all kinds, mast cl. ar out of the way--and
leave the great Brssdwsy of the Future open for
the new-bors, youthful fresh, and invigoratng Anne
rican race.
In this city We mean TO originate drama-crea'e
new religious reformation--and hatch fresh in
tellectual development Of every kind Only wait
a little.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

FIRE AT CHAsLEsToN.-M essrs. Buoler g. Jones'.
Lambert q Brothers, o. M. Roberts Il Co, and Mr.
cS.S IN ChariestoHS G. were burnt ou: on the 10th
Major Black Loss $50, 600 insured, ssoOOo,
The Mayor of Richmond has refused 70 grant an
application to admit b. w. Green to bill, at the
Gloss 81 the investig aion before his honor on, th.
charge Of larceny in extracting funds fronb,, lsa.k
of Virginia, at Richmond.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

QC- THE EXCHANGE Preparations making
in Wall streetto hoist tcts place of tee large
granite columns of the coionadc of the New Ex-
change. The column now lays in Wall street, and
forms one the largest blocks granite known
in New York. 1t approaches the size oftbe Egyp-
tian columns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

INJUNCTION on A CHJRcH.--The Chancellor has
placed an injunction on st. Matthews Churcl, which
is now claimed by two sets of saints-the German
Lutheransan English Lutherans. If the Chancel-
Tor would place an injunction the Tongues of the
parsons and elders, he would do some good As il is
we shall examine the question and see who's right
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

90 THE BATTERYis now beginning to put forth
its buds--to look green and enchanting. We hear
that large cOte,ie Of the beau monde intend to
make it fashionable morning and evening prone
made. Very well.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

Oo- A treaendous tornado did mrch damage at
Oydensburg last week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

10 strawberries and asparagus have msds
their appearance in Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

New BooKs.-Carey & Hart, Of Philadelphia,
have published a splendid editien Of Byron's works,
in volumes printed fine paper, large type, and
elegant boards. This is decidedly the handsomest
edition ever published in this country. The same
publishers have also issued edition Of the Me-
moirs and Letters Of Madame Malibran," work
that will be read by every one who has had the
pleasure Of hearing and seeing that immortal genius
of song.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

o. Broadway for several days past has been
splendid with beauty and fashion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

o. Another fire occurred ON the Baltmor. Rail.
road last Thursday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

MoRE IrpIAS TRoUBLIs.-Accounts from Fort
Levenworth state that serious difficulties appre
h, nded between our border settlers in that
and the frontier tribes. In the northwest Of Mis-
sour, outrares and depredaions have been slready
committed by the Ottoe Indians our citizens
A squadron Of one hundred mounted dragons under
the command of Capt. Boone has been despatched
from Fort Levenwnrth to the scene OF disturbance
The accounts cay that the preparations for defence
on our frontiers along the whole extent, a Ia
ssuih % Texas, are Iameniably d.6c ent. ~
Fort Levenwortb, after the departure OF Capt
Boone's squadron, there were not forty eneeuV'
left 90 garrison the works-thc post hivtng psen
weakening sometime since by Tho. wnhlfaws' !"
thrc companies os dragSODs ordered by Gen "'""'
kle % Fort Gibson.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

10 The steamboat Commerce has Uech purut at
Cincinnati.
OSj- The city election for Augusta, Ga. gives a
WING and y Council out Of IL.
eJ- The new bridge across the Hackensaek is
finished.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

| APPOINTMENT, by Governor Seward, VIM. H..
Hardy ofthe city Of New York, Inspector Of Fish
Il Il -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

OLD HAcks.-Look out Tippecanoes. great
many Of the old hacks Of the two old parties try
ing 20 get into these clubs. We observe Peter
Townsend a secretary, and Noah Cook a member
Why, instead Of taking such old hacks, don't ycr
take FIRE sh workingmenl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21

emigration from Europe to America, during the pre-
sent year, viii exceed any former year. We annex
a liz, of arrivals for one week.
Cam, .sD srtENsot P.sssesrs assusp ,Hos ABROAD
AT Nrw YorK, wErK, ApRtL tsrH TO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24
EYE WATER.

hUMFRlES' celebrated Eye Water, is
~ now sought after, and successfully used
as one OF the best remedies known for sore,
inhamed or weak eyes, its virtues are un-
surpassed, as many can testify, and which a
fair trial will prove.
AN ALMOST HOPELESS CAsE.-An old Nan.
Who had been so dreadluly afflicted with
sore and inhdmed eyes, owing TO the constant
INNING of water from them--has been com,
'lc,ely cured by this Eye Water.
IA few hours, sometimes a few minutes
use Of this Eye Water, has relieved and cured
cases of days and week S standing and that
too after other applications had failed. Price
25 cents q bottle. ks
n m#Prepared aud sold by T.KIDDER, sue
cessor to DR. Conway, 90 Court ST up stairs
near concert Hall, Boston. and may also
had of J. e. j. IL. PECK Il co.
Burlington, Vermont.
None genuine unless signed r. KIDpER,
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount " dealers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24
Rev. |. Coverts'
BALM OF LIFE.

A NEW AND VALUABLE REMEDY
"a for those who are afflicted with acute and
chrome diseases of the LUNGS and WINDPipE
This medicine is suited to all climates and
to persons OF all ages and sexes, will keep for
any length Of time, and may be used with per.
fec, safety by persons in the most feeble state
Of health. as il contains no ingredients that
can impair the constitution under any crcum.
stances. 1t will be found greatly serviceable
in all diseases of the Lungs and Brochia,
such as phthlsic, asthma, whooping cough,
Group, acute and chronic inflammation of the
lungs aud windpipe. By the dyspeplic, it has
been used with decioed advantage, and is
scrviceabe to persons laboring under debility
ofany kind'liu according to the directions.
To the consump,lve, il has invariably afforded
almost immediate relief, and in several ins,an.
ces has wrought a permanen, cure II is not
however, expected to effect cure upon such
as are IN the last stages of the disease; but
even TO such, it will be found to give much
releCand greatly prolong that remnant Of life
which has become so nearly exlinguished by
the dread destroyer.
Sold by }. & J. II, PECK & Co., Burling.
ton, Permont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24
BOTANICAL DROPS

A LADY, of Boston, was afflicted with
IN ctuplions all over her head, face, and
body, attended With most unpleasant Itch
incs, burn,ngs aud bolches-had lost the
nails from some Of her fingers and toes--
was cured by 8 bottles of these drops!
A BoY-Suff;red four years with dread
ful sores on his foot, some OF winch had
eaten wholly thro' his toot--had his foo,
opened twice and The bone scraped-was
considered past relief, and his death ex
pec,ed-wos cured by taking these drops
A MAN IN RoxBURY Was tor years al.
hjc,ed with foul ulcers, one OF which had
eaten through his wrlsl-was cured by
these Drops!
A CHiLD-- After trying various other
Medicine for painful ernp'lons on his legs,
and other parts of his body was cured by
the Bo'ancal Drops alone
A CHILD rs RoxDURy--Was cured of q
bad tumor under his arm. by 4 bottles.
A Boy IN BosToN--Was many years
troubled with ulcers IN his head, which
discharged at his ears--cured by bottles.
Mn WRIGHT Was cured OF bad fever
sore on one OF his legs, of long standing by
| these Drops, after all other means used
| had failed.
A CnlLp--Was cured by these Drops
Of bllcs and ulcers, some Of which had
eaten to the ribs.
AN ELDERLY LADY-Who was long
| afflicted with Leptosy. and so horribly, that
she could not bend JOINT without gushing
| ou, of blood--6 bottles cured her.
a YoUNG LApY--Of Boston, was cured
of violent humor IN her eyes, by the
Drops.
A LADY IN CHARLEsTowN.- cured
of white swelling on her kOec joint, by
| these Drops and Jrbb's Liuinent.
A MAN IN CoNNECTlCUT-Wh had
been troubled for years by an obstinate
king evil was cured by ,heso Drops.
A LApy-Wa~ cured of a terrible case
Of S.. Anihony's FIRE, by the Drops.
a CuiLD--As o Of q distressing scroula.
A PuR-ON. Troubled with violent
eruption, 90 he face, was cured by these
Drops, after various Olhe. medicine and
had failed !
#a%These Drops will cure the most in.
veierate Scrofula, St. AnIhony's Fire,
Scurvy, SaIt Rheum, Eryepseas, Leprosy
P,mplcd Faces, Sore Eyes, Scad Head
in Children. Old Sores or Ulcers, Fou
Fostering Etuplions, Humors Fever Sores
| (even when The bone has become callons,
Whine SwelliuG.Nn connection with Jebb'-
Llnmcnr. ( Venerial Talns, when Mercu.
~ failed and all other disorders arising
from an impure state Of the blood aud jnI'
COS, aud are the best Spring and Autumn.
al physic.
Price S. or bottles for S.. Ask fo
| Dr.. Relics Botanical Drops. Is
#a#prcpared by ". KIDDER. successo
to DR.. Conway and for sale at his Count
ing Room, No. 90 Cont street. mex, Il
j. k'dder'- Drug Store near Concert Hall
Boston. For sale BY J. g. j. II, FECk
& co, Burlington VI.
None genuine unless signed Y. KiDDER
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large dIscoLn, to dealers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24
DIR. HULL'S
Utero Abdominal Supporter.

7sNlIS new Instrument tor me rad'ca'
d. cure Of Pfoapsus Utcri or Falling #
the Womb, by external application, super
sedng he use of he objectionable Pe-sary,
is confidently recommended to he afflicted
as the means Of a perfect restoration Ia
health, It never having failed of performing
cure even under the most aggravated
circumstances. 1t has received the decided
appreciation of Sir Ashley Cooper of LON
DON Sir Benjamin {. BrOdle; Sir James
Clark. Physician to the Queen; DR.. Ash.
well. Lecturer on Midwifery TO Guys Hos
pIlai; DR.. Rlgbv, Lecturer to ST. Bauho.
nmess; DR.. Griffith Lecturer to Wes,mru.
ster Hospital; Dr.. Ramsbolham, Lecturer
TO London Hospitals Robert Ferguson,
Lecturer to Westminster Lylng,in Hosp.
tai. DR.. Swealman, Lecturer to M,ddle,ex
Hospital, and senior Accoucheur to Queen
Cnarlorle's Lying'in Hospitals; also by
Henry Davies, Conquest; Bundell, Lee,
Merrlman. Surgeon Kea'es &c. by Dr.
Moreuu President OF the Academic Royae
de Mcdccrre, PARIS and Accoucheur to
the Duchess D'OrIeans; Professors Vel.
peau MarjoIIn, Paul Dubois, Samson and
others; --and in New York by Professor
J. w. Francis ; 6. s. Bedford, M, d.
Professor at Midwifery in University the
city NEW YORK; Professor Delafield,
Professor Francis u. Johnston, President
County Med Society; Loureus Hull, pres
Medical society, state OF New York; prof.
James McNaugb,on of Albany; professor
March. prof Cyrus Perkins, prof Doanc--
Drs. Thos Boyd, G,lber, Smith, Hosack
Slearns. Lvdjow, Clssam, Vache, Power,
Groyson, Van Rensselaer, and many other
distinguished Physicians in the U. States
A. q, HULL ;--Oflice Vesey.st,
Aston House, New York.
u1A constant supply OF the above lnstru
menis, with DR.. HuIl's Improved Truss
for Hernia will be kept by
ROBERT MOODY
Druggist, Burlington, ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24
4 CERT.4LN CURE FOR THE
TIC HI!

Gl'No article erer introduced 10 puJhc notice
has been (onnd 10 anSwer 6etier purpose, or
been more highly opprOred, Maa he justly
celebrated
DU.nFRIES ITCH OINTMENT.
So great and extended has become its re.
putation. that dealers are ordering il from all
parts ofthe country, rs a remedy which gives
their customers the highest satisfaction.
A STUDENT ?--Counected with one Of our
Literary Institutions, where this loalhsomc
disease had appeared, observes, that Dnmffies
Hch Ointment eXtcrminatcd it, after various
other applications had failed to do 50, and it
had in consequence gained Il reputation in
that Seminary, and vicinity, as The best rem.
edy knoacn for the lTcn'
This preparation for plcasan'noss, safety,
and expedition, ease and certainty, is unsur
passed if eQualed. Ii does not contain the
least particle Of morcnry, or other dangerous
Ingredient, and may be applied with perfect
safety to pregnant females. or to children at
the breast, and it cures however invetera,e, in
ONE HOURS APPLICATION ONLY! And no
danger from taking cold.
Price, % cents a box, with ample irerlons'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24
.BaIsom of Liuerzvo,t.

NJ. IOVELT G. Go. a. III rs
BNOR selling Doct. Taylor's BaIS0m Of lar
n er,cori, for Consumption. L'rer Conc
pIaiaiS. Coughs. Colds. SpiHing Of Biood, Pam
in the side, or Breast, ASTHMA, Pienrisy Short.
ness of Breath, PaipitatiOn Of the Heart, De.
biiity, .NerrcuSneSs and all diseases OF the
LUNGS aud LIVER.
The virtues of this celebrated article has
but recently been tested III this region-sulii.
cent however, has been used, in Chtlcndcn
and Addison conuniies, to give 1t Justly
name above any medicine, hithe,to ofici ed as
a remedy and cure for consumption and liver
complants--To show what cures may be eX-
peclod from lis use, we insert u single case rs
published in the New York Daily Express,
November 4. lS36-"The Balsam ofLiverwori
has found hundreds Of adv coates, and bas
produced SO large a number of testimonials IN
its favor as perhaps TO render further approba-
ton unnecessary. I cannot Withhold my small
need Of praise, knowing myself PIE disposed
to consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transm ssion, ] sought all
means to obviate this calamity, and recover a
naturally weak constitution. | spent two
years al Pisa, IN Rome, two years in Florence,
and another IN the south OF France. seeking
mean time The advice Of the best Physicians.
Last summer returned to this country. not
recruited IN hcal;h, and perhaps hot much. if
any worse Than when left. ! had seen ia
the Reading Rooms in Europe, American
newspapers. containing advertisements OF
the Balsom Of Liyorwort, and resolved upon
trying It's boosted virtue. As soon as arrived
in this county, used ii. and in three months
! was so well that concluded could sale!y
pass The winter here, and accordingly did SO.
| have used bottle now and then. through
the past summer. ni.i now in a. good hca'h
as can wish to be; my cough has wholly
subsidized, and my lungs have every feeling OF
health. ! shall be pleased TO receive any per>
sou. who may wish for further particulars, al
my lodgings, City Hotel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-24
INCO NJ p a r A y LIE TOOTH
DREp1R.1JvON

TgvHE U,opan dreams of the alchymist are
H. realized, aud remedy discovered for
the TOOTfACflE. ana preserving those
important and beautiful appendagcs of the
human system. by the use of the .HHG-
.NEITC ODON7TC.A, which by its a,troct-
i've, purifying and strengthening qua'It'es'
removes all exlrancous substances from the
teeth, rnd preserves them in their natural
brillancy. and the gums in soundncss ana
beauty. 1t is asccrtained from experience
that when used. the teeth will never decay.
but remain till the latest age Of man. WIN
their natural wear. Wbcn they are dccayed.
its progress will be arrested, and the TEEN
preserved ard prevented from aching. Al
this has been done in a multitudeoI inslan'
ces and more, in thousands of cases. nervous
ioolhache Chat climax of pain) has at once
been ofloctualy cured by the use of this the
most popular dcn,rilricc in America. And
the public. so far as they have become &c.
quainled with the merits of this toolh pow
der. have made use ofit-.-as we have sold,
within a short time. about 0O00 boxes OF
the Odontica. And in conclusion. where and
who is the young lady or gentleman, aye. the
individual that values a beautiful Sc! Of teeth
sound gums. and sweet breath, more than
fifty cents. that will be longer destitute Of a
box of Dr.. NJ. Ililchcock's Incompatible
Magnetic Odontica?
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
a. HITCHCOCK Il Co.,
No. III Gencsee street. Utica. N, Y.
And by their agents throughout the U. State
and Canada. In Burlington only by j. & j
II. PECK & Co.. in Vergcnnes by }. II. Dow
man, in Milton by Whitney, Landon & Co.
4 ,nS