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, 1841-07-17
NOTICE.

VTHE Democrats Of Lincoln County, are
l. requested TO meet at the COURT
HOUSE in Troy, or Monday the 10Th July
for the purpose Of adopting some course ex-
pressive Of their disapprobation OF the
prominent measures Of the present admins
tration in the Congress of the u. s.
The known hostility o. the Democrats of
Mo. TO a National Bank and its concomitant
evils, to a distribution of the proceeds of the
sale of public lands, in addition to other
high-handed measures of the dominant party.
will evince the propriety ofsuch a proceeding
as proposed. All Democrats are most earn
.estly solicited to attend.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
July 10, 184I.-3t.
, 1841-07-17
LETTER FROM COL. BENTON.
Washington City, June 8, I841.

washington CITY, June 8, i841.
DRAR SrR:-Your kind letter of the 9TH
inst, in relation TO the Democratic meeting
at Spring Garden, on the evening Of the 3D.,
and the resolve there adopted to hold a NEE
ting Of the Democracy Of the city and coun.
ty Of Philadelphia to form an association to
promote my nomination and election to the
Presidency of the United States in the year
1874, has been received, and WHINE | am d.
ly sensible of the honor done me BY these
proceedings, and extremely grateful for the
kind motives which induced them, vet I
pust hasten to do every thing in my power
to arrest at the commencement a proceeding
which however honorable to me, cannot
IN my opinion be beneficial to the cause of
Democracy. Contentious for the first place
hsve in all ages and in ali countries, been the
taae Of elective governments; and | have
bsen fully determined, ever since | have
bsen on the stage Of public affairs to have
aching to do with such contentious. / have
always seen and now see. in the ranks of
the Democratic party, many eminent citi.
Gems who are worthy to Sill tn, place of Presi.
dent; and Il Is my purpose now, as it has
bean heretofore, to promote the election,
and to support the administration If elected
Of some Of these citizens. Private letters
10 this effect | have written to manv friends
in.diderent parts Of the Union, 10 answer
20 their inquiries; and what | now write TO
you u nothing but a repetition Of what I
, 1841-07-17
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned administrator OF the Is
l. tate of Nicholas C. Kabler decd late
of Warren County Missouri. hereby gives no
tice to all Creditors and others interested in The
said estate. that he intends tomake a fnal set
of the said estate, at the next term
Of the County Court Of said Countyto b
held on the 96th day Of June next.
WILLIAM McMURTRY, Admir-.
June 5th i841.-4w.
, 1841-07-17
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned administrator Of the es-
l. tate of Warren G. Allison, decd. late
Of Pike county No., hereby gives notice 10
all concerned, or in any way interested in
said estate, that the undersigned administra-
tor will make a final settlement of the said
estate at the next August term of the coun-
ty court of said county.
JAMES c. SMITH, Admir-
July 3, 1841.-3t.
, 1841-07-17
Circuit Court Clerk. Office Inv IA, June ls4l.
STATE OF MISSOURI ..

Now at this day comes William Parish an heir
and legal representative Of Henry Parish deceased, and
filed a petition in the Office of the Clerk of the Cir.
cult Court in and for said county, praying that partition
pc made amongst the several hsirs Of said
deceased of the following tract Of land ito Wits
the South East quarter of section thirty in Township
~forty-si1, North in Range No. S West containing one
hundred and sixty acres, and it being shown to said
Clerk BY affidavit. that said heirs are not residents of
this State. 1t is thereupon ordered BY said Clerk, that
notice be given to Mary F. Quesenberry, late Mary F.
Parish who intermsrried with Achillis Quesenberry,
Martha Parish. John G. Parish and Philip B. Parish,
that SAID Petition has been filed and will be presented
to said Circuit Court at the Term Of said Court, to be
held in and for said county on the first Monday in DC.
tober next, said notice to be given by the publication of
a copy of this order once a week for eight weeks sue.
cessive in some news paper printed in or nearest 10
to the County of Montgomery aforesaid.
STATE OF MISSOURI, Too
Montgomery County.
1. Jacob L. Sharp, Clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for the county aforesaid, certify the foregoing to
be a true copy Of the original order of Publication
in my Office.
49, In witness whereof have heretofore set
sssI. Ssy hand and affixed the seal of said Court at
~ Office in the town Of Danvile, the 18th day
of June in the year of our Lord ls4l.
JACOBL SHARP, Clerk.
July II. 1s4l st.
, 1841-07-17
N o Z,

IS Hereby given, that the undersigned, has taken
out Letters Of administration, with the will annexed,
upon the Estate of Solomon Fisher deceased from
the Clerk Of the Pike County Court, bearing date
the 10th day of June ls41; all persons hnviUg
claims against said estate are therefore notIhrd to
present them for allowance, within one year from the
date Of said letters, or they may be preciuded from
any benefit of said estate, and il not presented with
in three years, will be forever bnned.
JOHN X. FISHER, AdrG'r.
with the will annexed.
, 1841-07-17
LIST OF LETTERS.

- EMATNING in the Post Oofice at
- Frankfort Mo-. on the 3O'h day Of
June I84i. which if not taken out within
three months. will be sent to the General
Post Office of dead Letters.
Solomon Benn Walter C.. Mase
l~enatius Barns Absalom Petty
Miss Elizabeth Barns Wi inn Shannon
Miss Ann Freeland Joseph Stottleberm
G.. w. Howard james Unset.
w. X. Hawkins
ADAM MASE. p. M.
July 10, 1841.-3t.
, 1841-07-17
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

A Ill PERSONS interested, are hereby notified
N that I shall Mt the next August term of the
Pike county court. make n hnai settlement of my
administration OF the Estate of Lemuel Lawrence
deceased,
JAMES M'CORD, Adm.
June 10, 1sll-4t-
, 1841-07-17
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

lTE undersigned Administer of the estate Of
Asa Gum. deceased, late Of Pike County No.
hereby gives notice to oil concerned or IN any way
interested in said estate. that the undersigned admin
istrator will apply FOR a final settlement Of said e'tste
Mt the next August term Of the County Cont Of
said county.
SAMUEL c. FIELDER, Adm'f.
with the will annexed.
June 10, 1S4l.-4t.
, 1841-07-17
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE members Of the Clark.vilIe Lodge. respectful
" invite their masonic brethren 10 the adjacent
eouutrr to join them 10 a procession on the Oath inst
in CIarksvilie. when an address will be delivered on
the subject Of Masonry.
June IL, ls4l-2w.
, 1841-07-17
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned
~ has obtained fIom the Clerk of the County
.CouIt Of Pike couuty, letters Of Administration
upon tho Estate Of II. Bran.,etter, deceased, bearing
date the 10Th day Of June 1871. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate, are requested TO exhib-
il them in one year from the date of said letters for
allowance. or they may be precluded from any heneht
Of said estate; and Il such claim, are not presented
within three years from the date Of said letters, they
wilt be forever barred.
THOMAS CRAIG, Az,
ELIZABETH BRANSTETTER. g.
July At.
, 1841-07-17
LIST OF LETTERS.

- EMAlNING in the Post Office at New
IL London, on the 50rt day of June 1911,
which if not taken out within three months
will he sent TO the General Post Office as
Dead Letters,
, 1841-07-17
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL. SETTLEMENT.
A III. persons interested are hereby noti-
~ fed that at The next August Term of the
Rails County Court. ] shall make n final set
Element Of my administration, of the estate
of John Crockett deceased.
WILLIAM W. CARTMILI.
June 10, l8iI.-4t. Admir-.
, 1841-07-17
LIST OF LETTERS,

D EMAINlNG in he Post Office at Bow
IA ling Green Pike County Mo-, on the
3Oth day Of June l84I, which if not taken
within three months will be sent to the
General Post Office as dead Letters.
Frederick Ashbaw, Alexander NJ. Long,
James Alexander, Doctor Leach,
James Burge, Peter n. Minor, 9
Azel J. Boyd, John K. Mortz,
Amos Beck, George Mock.
John Brown, Edward McGehee Jr.
Isaac w. Caldwell, Samuel Persons
James Davis, Joseph I. Russell,
Miss Hannah Daniel, William Richards,
Hannibal Emerson, Benjamin Robinson,
Thos. Fullerton Jr. James Smith,
John Grai1ord, William Stephenson,
William G. Gooch, William TIlett,
William NJ. Gordan, James Tomb
William Gillian, Susan A. Tompkins,
J. Hughs. Samuel A Tomb,
Carnes ID. Henderson Hiram A. T~ompkins,
Moses Hendrick, Mr.. Underwood,
William c. lrby, j. c. Welborn,
Jefferson Kirkham, III. N. Wilbur,
James Kenny. Mrs. Nancy Watson,
Andrew $. Love, John Ware.
III. G.. EDWARDS, P. NJ.
, 1841-07-17
POETRY ".
THE DEATH OF JEFFERSON.
BY T. II. sHIyERs, NJ. n.

Ok lie II siiN thSs Ne lie
| have done for my country, and all ma
d, all that | could do; and now resi-
soul, without fear, to my God, and daue
to my country" -JeSsrson's dying uOrd
The eloquent tongue is mute,
The eagle eye is dim;
He hears not thy salute
What is this world to him.
For though an earthquake rent
The mighty earth in twain,
And shock the armament
He would not wake again!
All that was earthly, lies
Low in his grave beneath!
His heavenly part defes
The mightiness Of death!
Then let the thunders roll,
The mighty n oar
They cannot reach his soul
Upon that happy shore!
All that he wished below
From mortal man was given
What earth could not bestow
Is granted him in heaven,
For fed by FREEDoM's hand,
He grew from infancy,
The highest of the land
His cradle. LIBERTY.
The sunshine on the plains,
The cattle on the hills;
The heart that now complains,
The bosom that now thrills;
The joyous things of earth,
The moon. the noon, the e
All, testified his worth,
As it is known in heaven.
He prayed but TO survive
To see that blessed dav,
And God said. Lethim Eret
And Death then passed away.
And strengthened, soothed, sustained,
By that MYSTERIOUS Power,
He never more complained,
But mended from that hour.
His faith had power TO cause
That which vas not to be,
And baiiied Natures laws,
And flaitered Destiny,
His soul was in the faith
0! living anchored fast;
And when he bowed TO Death,
The time he wished was past.
He saw the FIELDS OF Bliss
Spread out before his eyes,
A brighter world than this
The Heavenly PARapsE.
And, prophei-liae lie stood
Upon the Mourn OF TINE,
And saw beyond the food
ErrRNITY subiime!
lie went not down as one
That knew mortality;
But Set, as sets The sun
Upon the far-of sea.
And though his lips are mute,
His eagle eye is dim
He hears not thy salute
We have the light Of him.
The hand Of God above
Let him along the way
OF never-dying love
To Everlasting day.
Bright as the eternal sun,
The Lord of Heaven, shall be
The race thou has run.
Though all eternity.
Then shout for him no more
Cease now your revelry-
For who can hail that shore
Which bouns eternity?
For 10 that far-off LAND,
Beyond the reach Of thought,
He joins the PATRIOT BAND,
Who first for FREEDox fought.
July 4ah, 1889.
, 1841-07-17
STATE OF MISSOURI, J IS.
County Of Lincoln.
In The Circui, CouIt for July Term, A. d. lS4I.

In the Circuit Court Tor July Te
John Baird, William Baird, David
Baird, Gabriel Reed and Mary hi.
wife, late Mary Baird. and Nc
kinly Hays and Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Baird Petitioners.
John Baird. Samuel Baird Jr.
and Saran, William, Samuel, John
Francis, Absolem, and James Hsys
chi 'dren OF Elizabeth Hays, late
Elizabeth Baird deceased. De.
PENDANTS.
, 1841-07-17

gVNhe above named petitioner, having by their At
Il torncy on the 18th day of May A D, 1871,
6led in the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of the County and State aforesaid, their pe'itioa
praying for the partition of the following described
real estate of Samuei Baird, late OF aid county de-
ceased Ito w.t. The North Wet frurth Of section
No Il Township No 81 Range two Wet. ~coptsia-
ing one hundred ard SKY ncres. nlo the west half
of the north east qnsrier objection No IL Township
No 81. Rang two west containing s5 seres, and
also the North East quarter Of the North Fast quar-
ter Of section No. II. in Township No. 81, Range
two west, containing forty acres. all in the county
afnresaid And IL appearing on ~afi'lavi' fled with
sa'd petition, that John Baird. and Ssnnrl Bend u.
two II the ah,vr uamed defendants s'e not residents
1T this state u is therfuTe Orlered that said nom
rr-id-H' Defendant. he notified that srid petitioner
r7,- fiFH their r'r';rn IA af,rrs,id by n publication
of u copy cf tn . FER, in some n-w-rsprr published
nearest 20 this rui.ty. once n week for eight weeks
successfully hs'o-r The next term Of said Circuit
{ ourt which viii he hegpn and held at the Cout House
i" the t"wu Of Troy in said county on the third Mon-
iry in July next
~ Given under nv hand aud seal OF once
seal in vacation of said count, This 18th day oil
~ July, A. ID. 1871.
FRANCIS PARKER. Clerk
of L.incnin Ci,cuit Court Mo.
Jnly 22-st.
, 1841-07-17

Asker Mary Mrs. Hawkins Sophia
Allen John Hawkins A. &. 2
Buford A. Hirtingcr VIM. G..
Brown ID. Hawkins John
Bohanan Larkin Johnson Jer.
Briggs r. c. Jamison a. Mrs.
Booth ID. G. Jones ID.
Bowles John S. Jerrard VIM.
Beanyrand Peter Johnson Zeph.
Brown ii. krigbarm Jacob
Balthr ope p. II. Mrs Led.ord John
Caldwell S. X. Labeoume z. A.
Coontry Elizabeth Lapsley S. M.
Cast,phan NJ. A. Martin &.
Davis :. Mnsely VIM.
DuiTield w. c. McMurtry Alex.
Eastman G. w. 3 McNIurtry VIM.
Elder Mary C.. Nicholas J.
Eperson Rich. Neal Charles
Evans Joseph Peake w. Ii. 9
Fike Nelson Porter c..
Fremon De Lau. Rails J.. .
Glascock George 2 Rice Charles
Glascock French Smith J.
Glascock ID. o. Scruggs G.. NJ.
Glascock John Smith p. n.
Green DorcaS +. Stinson Il.
HAYS G.. C.. Tut BeIket
Hunter J. N. Turlcy J. NJ.
Hildrilh Jesse Warner X.
Heron John Wilson l.. D. !
Harris S. b. N
July 10, 184l.-3t.
, 1841-07-17
LIST OF

EN- AIMING in the Post Office, at Lou
IL iSiana Mo-, on tie LIST day of July I94I.
which If no, taken out within three months
will be sent to the General Post Office as
dead Letters.
A B Kelly Henry
Averil ID. T.. NJ
Baxter Rachael, McQuie Walter
Booth Wa. Magann VIM. A.
Bradley Robert w. Mase Permelia
Bartlett +. NJ. p r
C Peck Elliott w.
Cutler VIM. Rowland III. A..
Clark Mrs. X. S L
Cromelieu ID. Scoggins Lorenzo 9
f + Stuart VIM.
Edison Mr.. Smith T. N.
French Alphens Stuart James
Finley Galloway Shippard j. E.
G II Stephenson Saml. F.
Groom Sam1. Thompson II.
Grant VIM. ID. ToIlard Monel
Haselwood Thos. w
Hillard Peter Walker w. M.
J X Whitledge Lyna
Jordan John C. Williams Mrs. Maria
James ID. w. Williams Andrew A.
Jackson j. c. Williams James
King Mrs. Ann. Wallace Robert.
WIN. LUCE, P. M.
July 10, 1841.-3t.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
). &. CANs,EE, ~. D., s,eu:isi,
:ba BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

SNPORTANT HINTS on THE MANAGEMENT OE TEETH
The Teeth though the hacs, animal substance yield soonest TO
good or bad Tey easily spoiled and by Judcious
easily preserved II vain boast of hc si Dentist
Of the Teeth ordinarily subject hIs o
deed sardd settled in the public ghd that dd os
pcrnaucn,c. Tc Teeth composed subia
italy OF .e easily ecompo,cd :. acids aud owen
being the base o acids led 10 TWO important ac W inc pre-
se,ya of the Teeth.
lit Keep ou, the mouth every thing out of The
stomach that acids there and your health ana lee are
comparatively safe.
I'd Keep thing of the mouth that attracts oxygen ana
his for three
l Oxygen being the base Of acids Of
mouth doubly ocd and thu the destruction OF the Teeth -
| fastened
The Oxyes thus produced poison and hence the sener"
health put jeopardy.
Sd Gavanc produced and 10y this both the neve- and
teeth suffer These hints duly regarded will lead TO the following
important practice
No will be used for cleansing the Teeth All tooth
powders should contain moderate alkali
I'd All operators mineral pa>cs fusile
metals composed of metals having affinity ior
should be summed their boosted remedies are lar worse
than the disease they promise to curc. , ~ ~.
3D. All combinations Of metals such Tin Gold Silver Platna
should be carefully avoided The purest metals dicr III AFFINITY
oxygen produce rvanc action when put together
the mouth Fine Gold is the only metal that should ever
find odgmen the human mouth and TO tins conclusion every
scientific Dentist must inevitably come.
No Dentist consistently oppose the use OF an anagnm OF
mercury aud silver whilst hbit-as present
Dentist the Unionof anagam' of Platna
Gold Silver Copper and Zinc under the Of "God Plates
Fine Gold and Fine Gold alone for Dental operations must soon
become an nXopl
will only add conclusion for the Information OF all
avoid the evil of compound metals in the
uHmXcd and unautea,ed by calling my Room No o Broad
New-iork the only place with the exception OF bRookw
Albany and Toy) where Teeth ret TO plates without
introducing into the mouth an aagam OF at least four metals all
differing materially in their affinity for oxygen am
One word those who entire nearly entire etS lce
inserted on the atmosphere pressure or suction pncfS ~!
method putting III suction Teeth differing IN ZONE essential po
usually adopted feel confident IN saying stands
Gentlemen profession requiring professional
invited cali and examine my method OF Setting
Teeth without thcuse of solder or any other base metal
Nta1 York .Hiy 81, ISL. I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

COLLEGE CoMMgScEMESrs.- Washington College, at
Hartford. Conn.-The Annual Commencement will be held
a, Christ Church. that City Thursday, o-moFrow)
August G, commencing IL O'Clock a. NJ This day an
Grafton will be delivered Christ Church. before the Assoc
citation of the Alumni by the Rev Horatio Potter D. D. OF
Albany, and Poem by the Rev. j. H. Cnch of Boston, at
o'clock p NJ
I-qle CoHegc-Commencemcnt Wednesday, August Is.
Genera CoAege.-Commencemen this day, August a.
Niddle5ury College, yt.-Commencement, Wednesday,
Angus, 10.
Kenyon College, Gambler o.-Commencenent, aug l.
GGa;erriHe College Me.-Conmencemcnr, August H.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
WHEY 81 PUTNAM,

IMPURTETtS, BUUkSFl.Lf4to NNU ILI1II>!II+It0i
ByOadmcy, Nep York. aud Petsr Nosta Ro'o Lo"aoH. 80
Gpo Books, English aud Foreign Tor Colleges fubc
and Libraries Single Books imported - order Or
&crs srwarc by also by r L'"fpo" Pcke
and answered promptly by The return of Ia" Inst Steamer alter e
rccoip If desired.
w r. would invite attention the uneualed iacic. at"raed
been conducted
ar several permanent rfsdencs being onioa FOR
procuring English Gad Foreign Book far colleges Public 0sd F-
Lbccr Bootsers and The Public ecnerGg on at least aS
with dispatch than they nave ever before been
imported this country 10y any Other establishment
with references relttunces he sent drec l" inc
preferred aud books can be shipped thence 10
Of the principal ports In the United States
Booss for i"corpOrated Institutions pGy 40 DUTY
All the Engi. Journals Don,llc, Qua:erc and Newspapers
received regularly by the Steamers of the first OF each month Tor
principal periodicals kept hand for the sale
Orders for the steamer Catalonia will be IN season received
h, B n'clnck e N. Saturday. Inly 81 iybl In
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
nay.s IMPROVED SHEET RUBBER OVER

DAYS IMPROVED SHEET iEsBBER oVEt-
- SHofS-5e00 pair Ladies apd Geutlemens ior sale ne
uppers truly shoe" made from the sooer as ia
ported America slects, exceedingly ELASTIC me
every width Of foot softer h1n French
kid approved Broadway asG!ons The
leather laid between the rubber are ore to-
been tried tho roughly and eea satsfacton
the solcs The eNang these ant general
r,nc.n OF India Shoes, order for the fall trdc
HORACE ii. DAY, Successor TO RoXbury lR Co,
au2 2m TO a.iiden-aIc.
no TEE su5scri5e!s have on hand lately
received Ladic Straw Bonne together with
general Ratand Bonaet> ca" Trimming
Tuscan BRAID Artificial Flowers aim Lea Hood iia
solI very or ASH lots 10 su purchasers 10 cose
Oh a lot paratory II the al trade .
GALE & co. Commission Merchants.
jy26as 30 pearl..trset under u 5 Hotel,
NNs2 E,s.7CE. sS0RsE3-Gen;lemea wishing to purchase
~ chesp Cicuc, would do well To ca. at M Chatham
street where ;hcy the following prices
Linen jackets CO cents Linen Drilling Pants. 81 - Cloth co
50 S2; Cloth Jack. 81 Sanct Pan 40 10 = 90
Cloth Pants $50 81 -. iy=7 Ire JtcoB C,>Mf-l.,:
ODsz ar Tiass -Pad striped figured and PLAIN black
blue black Silk cheap plan ana inquired
Mou ene L.incs &usns, for l. TT ard = French
English ani Prints. all prices. om % up to = 3D.
Shifting >ee;uc from I'd 10 all prices Also hens
il endcs. variety assortment o! sli TODD,
generally kept Respectable Dry Goods For sale at the veil
@"O"" '"'1i ''''O HENRY WILLIAMS & co.
HR-Cotns, Casslnees Gambroon Caiablst' Lama Cloths
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

4 .TE,S FRENCH SHGES.-Hasng peruSed an aI-
yc-temcn Nc-iork Tribune of June H. over 'he Ss
nature OF Miller ana finding therein our names uu 'of c pur-
% o .rlina boe Of far inferior qualify those which sup
piled the ladies' New orb take TINS mel"o ~ "VIfa
I sr hoe mon the patron. of the Old stand Lanes Murray
street icreis also uaemen made "a he pun 1'l
Allen conducted business Tor years. %
truth employment ,hd then mercy 10 ooc
the uppers. attend journey for IL i
Illness oil Nr Lane ne hs'e. ''uce
a!ys shoe pair ladies' boots Tor ulhceht req
cn competent do H. or al least we uu no 10 cor
slider supply the article they were 'oc'.
sup pled the old stand, No Maay,siree ~, o.,
2H. ItuhA- EfN.'t. - go
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
DR. a. AVKlNsON,S ROOT RREE
ny SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
Jos E:f SfE q l. L. d Il L

PEN MANUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
AUoN-Thc high character of these Pens has induced the
Y attempt on the part several dcputabe makers 10 practice
fraud upon elliott bu, also the public An IN
bearing The aisspeed aane thus Quot emitting the
final r. is row in the market readily BE detected by It's
appearance and very style which IT
the genuine al marked Joseph @ot
Patent elliott, and that each gross bears
smile OF
d. i: :':'''''' 0W>zx
The above msy be had wholesale. Of &C.,
jyl5Iy HENRY JESSoP, Il lOaa-sL, cor, Of Gold.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04

o 1t is stated that the draft of will in the hand writing
a CHARLES Lee of Barre Mass who lost on board
z fted Lexington was lately found beneath the false
Sn Of travelling trunk that had been thrown aside
a disposition of his property the sum OF 5000 was be-
1ined TO the for the establishment, OF pubic libra
y $4,000 the Unitarian Society, besides $1,000 10 i,'
sS%I, LNew-Bsatoyd Mercury,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH,
SEYMOUR WHITING Il LINUS PRATT,

S,EYNCJTR WHITING woaI respectfully Inform his friends anc
=. the public that his Did stsHd, No 62 East
End ravEg himself partnership with Dr.
LINUS PA TT ready attend to ali heed eiE
;sssioal services public may be assured tina, all
their profession performed the approved plan Art
h. Zee fall ascrtrd the scientific
nr and any oice. hole
serted on the approved patent atmospheric
plan obtained he the Fair Of the american as.
,u;e ard veil be toRc this city Teeth plugged
with gold foil require.
OF Teeth destroyed without pain and the
Tooth efeotualy preserved by hling.
nialibc cor the Toothache.
~ nessrs WHITING PRATT viii instruct young
the of Dertisr7, reasonable
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Honor Chancellor Waixorh Prof WIN. Tully, NJ. D.
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tarel l.nslev, ". D. ~. ~ Rev. iisary G. Ludlow.
Benz Silnran VI. d. LIZ D. " N. y Brakeman, II. D.
Prof Jonathan Knight, u. D. Joha Miller, u b.
Prof r. ShePari " n iSianh-n Brown. W u en
PRINTING: pAPER.-Pratnr Paper of all qualities aad
New-York tribune., 1841-08-04
A. r. COBB & co. Buffalo, n. V.

AGENTS.
CORB. OATMAN Il 60. Cleveland. Ohio.
DAVIS Il SMITH, Portsmouth. Ono.
DORR. WEBB n co Detroit. Niehigan.
BRISTOL & PORTER. Chicago. Illinois.