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GENERAL VIM. MILBURN.

Our community received shock, for which
nobody was prepared, on Friday last, in the
report that Gen. Milburn was removed from
the place of Surveyor General. No one
would believe il. Universal di>trust and
resentment pervaded the community. The
federal papers of the city, or nearly all,
came oul with the expression OF their DIS
belief and regret, and showed how deeply
the removal Of Such i man excited the re-
grets Of even his political enemies. We say
political enemies; for we do not knew that
General Milburn has Il personal enemy IN
world; and rs an officer we think we might
venture 10 say that, in an election between
him and his successor. nIne tenthS, 81 not
ninety hunJredths "f the WHY'S o: Tins State
would vote for General MIburn. HIS re-
mnval is truly an uutragC--ln 'n"rrnT'y--
which strikes all parties with aSioni>hmeni--
alarming the ftderaIiSts ut the folly III their
rulers. and announcing 10 The democrats thai
they are totally surrendered to the extermI-
mating vegeance Of the iVebSteriqn Cabi-
net.
General MiIbnrn is an officer who has
..u~Orhed his uay" Ia the the place OF Survey
or General. and has gwen the most unIver-
sal satisfaction in the discharge OF its duties.
No fanriy influence. or powerful connexions.
prnducej his elecri"n. No political cabal
lifted him into n.nire. M plgrimages IL
Washinrtun-nn me rdIcant soIirItaiI"ns al
the f~nutsruul a. puwr,--n" iawnrng and beg
cinr nj the doors of Set.rciarIeS-m made hum
lie Surveyor General Of Missouri and Hi
nniS H. came To- the Territory ot MI>>"u-
RI twenty-five Years agu-weat I'M" the
WuudS rs Il S~urye,or-was received as Il
clerk IN General Recr"r's office (,hc then
surveyor GeneIal,--was advanced for hLS
merit To the Place "f first cIerk-held tia;
place under General Rector, Gen. Clark.
Cod. M'Ref. Mr.. i.anclram. Gov. Dunkln-
did the duties al Surveyor General DUNG Il
great put al the tine under each "i them.
aud "n The expiration al the term ot each
"t them. and on The resignation al Gov.
DunklIn. lie received the appointment al
Surveyor General from President Van Pu-
rem upon The unanimous recommend 'rrnn of
the delegation f C"n"Ic>S, aud with lie
universal appreciation "i The 'unirl. lie
has held the office but Il shot rIur. and IS
now dismissed III the most unieeiin.. uneN-
pcCtrd. and ignnmIuInuS manner, and wlulc
dI>rhargIng lis duties 10 the universal salts
faction at men "i all parties. And for
wha,? For his d,m"cracN, For the crime
al berg i Democrat For the CRIME "t not
heinz a icderalr>ls. or an nhulItInnIst>i EiIl-
er al these charters would have saved hun:
democracy was fatal To him. For tins, ard
tins alone. he Is dragged To The federal gull.
%IoIluc; and. in his fate. let all democrats read
their own,-IN No. Argus.
, 1841-05-22
THE URN
SATURDAY, MAY %, I84I.

We the publication of the re
port Of the committee appointed, on the part
of the Stockholders of the U. S. Bank, to
investigate the condition Of that Institution.
II will be concluded next week, and We hope
that its length will not deter any one from
reading it with attention and care. 1t can.
not fail when understood, and examined Ia
"pen the eyes of many who condemned
General Jackson, in his curse in relation to
the Bank, and to satisfy the most prejudiced'
that in all he did in regard To it he manifested
u degree Of foresight and slglcity, that
will entitIe him To a rank with The most EN-
enent statesmen that have adorned The pages
Of our history. J.. is true that this Bank has
had nothing about it of the L" odor Of nation
lily" for the last fnur years except in name,
but 1t is we'll known that, that even rs u
State Institution It ha, been sustained
by the Federalists, and is management and
s"undhess, been the theme Of their appro-
baton.
The Committee sly that the course Of poll
Cy which has brought ahou, the present con
drtIon of the affairs If the Bank, originated
previous To its recharier by the State. la
what particulars, they do not state: and in
deed 1t is ~nnimpnrtant 10 know. AT all
events, NJ. Biddle, stated when it was re-
charied that 1T charter was preferable TO
that under The National Government, ard
his Federal admirers never for Il moment
doubted lis statement. The reflection will
nent and Ultimate insolvency of tie Bank
might have existed whi'e it was a National
Institution, as vel rs when it VAS under the
contT"l Of Pennsylvania, & 4 similar misn an
a:crnen' might harpen under 4 new Bank
rs well rs under the old one. The officers
are under rs great obligations 10 act honest
" III ole case rs the otter, aid the legiSla-
OF the State could exercise the same
supcrvI>inn over II us he Congress OF ile
Unired States. The temptations are the
same in both cases, and National directors
w"uId he rs Iirhle To- p~'cu!ate upon the
funds uf Tie lnsIiruri"n rs State Directors.
aside all constitutional d.thculiIes
then viii the people. again permit The es-
Enlistment cf another Bark, and thereby
license a few priv LEGGED individuals TO use The
revenues. OF the Nation for their own private
and personal em"lumcnil Will thev sanr-
lion TINS wholesale pecuIaii"n? Are rLey
ready 10 surrender Il cir liberties into the
hands Of a ~soulIess corporation, f"r the mere
of the merchants, spectators,
sr"rhjohhcrs and money changers of the
We hope nn,-we believe not.
, 1841-05-22
charge Of the duties Of his Office.

6~"' h"c ootics vi nS Office.
We repeat again tina, the President will
assign no reason for this removal--sor hi,
wanton abuse Of executive power. He can
assign none that will be satisfactory 10 anv.
but the rancorous partisan. If lie once adopt
the system Of giving reasons for the exercise
OF this power where will it end! Doe, Gen.
Ms case differ from scores Of others, tha,have
been sacrificed within the last two months.
Is this the only instance, in which the Fede.
raj cormoranrs have been provided for, a,
the expense Of better, more able, and more
faithful meni
Why was DR.. Relfe made to give place to
Russell' Gov. Dodge to Chamber.-Gov. Jons
OF Wilsor' The answer is plain They are
Democrats. Tha, is sin enough in the ewes
of the dignitaries at Washington, TO damn
them in their estimation-that is a crime
that no iaithfulness, no degree OF honesty,
no order Of talent, no mount of public serv.
ice, can atone for. P.oiessionsa are forgotten
promises are lost sight Of, pledges are for.
feiied, to satisfy the hungry. thirsty hangers.
on upon Executive favour.
, 1841-05-22
MATRIMONIAL ADVENTURE OF GOVERNOR
WENTWORTH.

He had, il seems. married a very pretty
iittle girl. so he thirty years his junior, who
Ike most young wives, was fond at gae'y
and liked better to pass the evening in strol
Ia through the wnnis bv moonlight. or in
ian in ii some mArry-makin-. than II III.
7-,a, of her griv-ha;rad husband. Never
rheless. although she kep,lIrp hnnrs, she WIS
n verv"ihrrresprci' n sx mplarv urfe. The
G,te.n1r. whr Gr"t. sohe' per. ~.
age. and carefI oi LiS health, ~r,rf-reI so.
ing to bed ea.ly, and rising before the sun,
To- inlale The cool breeze Of the morning;
, 1841-05-22

We clll the attention of every voter in
Missouri To the annexed table. II should hc
carefully preserved MS a valuable table for
future reference. How many persons would
have clIceriuiiv given three dollars 10 any
man who would have furnished them with
an accurate statement Of the exact cxper scs
of the Legislative Department Of each of
the American States, Here il is, Also 4
statement al the expense OF The Judiciary.
and of the Executive Department al each
State. From tbs time oct let no subscriber
say he has not had the full worth "G his mo.
nev. even If lac receives not another Argus
until his wear expires. We advise that Tie
table he cut ont and pasted into snme small
and valuable book. Iii Is taken by US from
tie "GeOrgia Cnn>tIiulI"nalISi.
We find in the Tuscaloosa Monitor n very
Interesting table. prepared M d"ub. with
much labor and industry by the editor. show
ING the annual cost to the people OF each
Stale, OF their several departments Of gov
eminent, viz: Executive. Legislative. and
Judicial. The editor observes: "To eXhih
1t Ut one view the entire sum expended FOR
all purposes. was more than We had maierI.
ais la do; ii vary ing with contingencies for
which no unIIorm estimate could he made,
and depending solely n the animal appr"-
prIalinns, Of the LEGISLATURE" The table
therefore shows only the actual cost ANIMAL,
ly. of the three departments OF the govern
meni.
We s%nlioin this table in another form. in
order la enable our readers 10 contrast with
fn"re facility the cost of each of the three
departments in Georgia, with The cost in
other States. 1t will he seen That the Cost
of til" legislative department in our State is
S9l.5O0. more Than double the amount al
the cost Of the legislative department of any
Other State, except Massachusetts, which is
, 1841-05-22

A large Wig merIng has been held in
Philadelphia expressing It's disappr"bati"n al
The appointments made IN the Custom House
81 that ciry. A committee was sent 10
Washington for the purpose Of prevailing up,
on President Tyler, not TO confirm these
nominations.
, 1841-05-22

a MoTHEW'> lS>TRrCrIo>.-The following
quotation from IN address "t the Principal
at the Flushing Institute. Rev. DR.. Mullen.
burg. should be Land IN the heart OF every
another.
We arr often asked, "Wha; kind Of boys
DO YOU wantr
Give us such bows rs have been blessed
with the instruction of a pInus mother.
This qualification for which 10 substitute
IAN he imund on earth. Never would we
despair of the clIld who has been used in
his inf ncv Ia hear the prcccpis al heavenly
truth imcuIcaied in the acrcnrs of maternal
love. Truths thus iaSt,lIed live inrever in
the memory They are with
Ll' The S]en>IuIlirieS "f The soul. They a'e
The fortress oi conscience. not improbable.
it is true. hut understandable. They finnish
tie mind with chord which. in after life sci
dom fail IL vIbrate 10 the touch al faithful
cxpnslulGlion. They are innliinnui>lIahle
sparks, which being seemingly snnthereh
under Il heap of cnrrupiinn. NAV he iar ned
hv the breath of friendly and spiritual cnun-
sci into the pure and general flame of piciv.
YankeeismS.-We extract, from the come.
dy of the Green Mountain Boy n small por-
lion of a ~spr.ghrlv diaI"gue:
HmcbrcL.-'Where's the squireT
WiIkrS.-.Find out! would you have me
tell won all | knnwT
HOmeJreh.-'WelI, | guss that would'n,
take Won long,
Wiikins.-'You grow impairment; If you
don't leave me ] shall kick y"u.'
Homebred.-.Kick me, will YOU! well,
talking is talking; but do you really think
won can deu HT
Enthusiastically this is TOO much to he
horne. Who are you, sir! and who was
yonr faiherr
Homebred-sWho was nv father? Nv
father was the first inventor of hrdsfing
machines. ! am the first Of his make. and
can be set in operaiio" at a very little ex-
pense and at the shortest notice. So look
outp
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
PECTORAI. HONEY OF LIyEKWO

J1OR Coughs Colds Asthma, Whopns Cough Shortne az reas
rJ al lions Of the Heart and Lungs leading COSSUAP
TON Reaec ysa :ried nrctne Ter So1 cold & Have
20. b.i bota Of NOWILL'S PECTORAL HONEY OF lRER-
WORTl Try IL a,suredy the best ne,ciHc ocre TO t
nu The ienere and the high cnoguEi> given m
m WINTER eu those have taken attest AZ it superior
v,r,ss II om that induced TO make It as pin
lar a. m though received the public apo-
amo.n,ing to about sy thousand boitlcfe No puh
or done this TO hoax on The rSrer HateIy col
ro solution and medicine, scrcey fastening 'sc 10
its fatal pu alosc sustaining he E'peS ei 'e pa
cEt ua.l hope, gone -, .,
b Of Honey OF Lyewsr; solely composed Of
sth ingredients simple e'r naurc. bat III con5naiion MOI
% nlaied TO remove Immediate deasc but to nvisoae tue
.p.ry 10 odIcisc offered 20 the plblc san be said
70 have health nunber oi persons nj cohsuu
i've complaint, Nyl', fctora Honey OF Lver"ort ous
m cpt IN all upon the hrst symptom of cold or
cough and neglect arc the causes OF .nooe osifs
their li,eS especially coEsaMptive c1sc> 49,,
This medicine offered The pUtic at the ow price OF i~o sui
acs acccsh, Ter sale t tc principal Dcp-t C4 Madison
rcet corner Of athsrne. Recalled by of e prncipa Doug
ris,, in the c rinrnl city throughout the uni
led states Il sale by D. c. NTCHELl No 6O Chur'-.tfcel
TIlycn.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

xAPoIEos cRossiNG THE RHINE
p7 JOSEPH = ossfe1, -

R7 JOSEPH cEsfe1, -
T is aoon-and the Sun Ia ais glory ard n.igat
O 9. th- blue Rtine Is ;iinsiag ar mamie ~ iis-i
IYatkl the bug,a7 o; Lanes echo.ng sArii-
And the sigma! gun 5oons along r.yef and ai-!'
And the solid earth shakes the deep roiiin@ q 44
And our ranks are all raarshalld-the aosr IS cone
When the lecions OF France ne. oounda'; --le
To gather fresh .aurels beyoHd the bliie hh'e'
On the bridge Of Strasoourg IS Napoleon Ls 0fa"-'
The forenos, N pcri-thc first IN command
A. mis- war courser prances impatient o: rest , =
Ioi the .unbearns glance bright .oE The star on 10
His sword high-a sigma! ven t h
Our banners are floating, the march mas az -;
'Thouph br;eh, be MS home. ye, who Go1ia TeP'''s
To follow leader so brave o eF we f'-''"'
Oh geea. j. Napoleon the high N F2noTSii-
IT, Co. coaa;ard saw him and .eaped from lis throne,
Ad b ,reloblng the Alps from thc: hoary neads cas-,
IT.; b-;,bt crowns ut his fee; conques he pass d.
H. do Clouds OF battle have daFkened the skies
M the land where the Tpne-scorfi.ng pyramids rise
Aud soon shall, thc star o. his lestiny shine
On new scenes OF triumph beyond tie blue linine
The Au.tfian hath summoned his serfs from ail-,
And his goden4ad Princes ride forth 20 the VA
Such oemen we net OF Marengo'5 broad PLAN.
And crrnsoncd il deep wit the blood OF their slam.
Let them come 10 the slaughler-an army OF saves
The star Of Napoleon shall high; then. to graves
Though the Cossack and Russ with their forces combine
They stay the host that IS crossing tie Rhine
Where we're sleeping, Oh! Freedom thy rhunderoes
Which fast on the groan sitting Bas!c shed, tread,
While the noblest of heroes the hra' OF my van
so long hath been wearing the Asstrian's CHAM
Bur nov the stern hour OF ,hy vengeance has cone,
Thy lgh,nngs shall flash through dungeon incS gloom
And the Friend Of Columbia no longer shall pine
In The fcucrs Of bondage beyond the blue Rhine
Thsu has, rolled on bright river in grandeur sublae
Resstless and free through all ages q: tnGc
Yon gray lofty Of Suasbonr- snail TAI,
And Time lay in ruin her adaInant "al
The hosts that pass Ger thee shall vanish a"ay,
And her dark pail DER empires Oblivion shall lay
Even the star Of Napoleon in darkness decline.
Blu, unchanged shalt thou sweep hos swift rolling Rhine
Our battalions are winding along the Far shore,
Are leaving the Rhine TO behold j;
Till the battles red fires are eXtnguisied IN gore
Then victorious VIC cross sunny France
The land of the vineyard, the soug and the dance
Where oft as We watz in the shade OF the "ln".
Shall the minstrel sing Bonapar;c crossing the Rhine
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
xE,sOX Al,

rI,IEE New-Yor office fo- the sale Of FILLS mas
hoe, removed (rom Broadway the Bookstore af Iur
ncr Ifughcs 10 John where they viii continue to pn
irr and others heretofore These Pills need Fancgync
,her b.,, recommendation t-inl ou,tan; increasing rcpnta-
ton Tor twenty together with the concurrent testimony OF n
n,ror literary well kno~H 20 the public have
. their cc.cv dispute The following letter Will serve
A. additional evidence large amount hitherto puhshcd
From Mr. Wm Irving fiyslOP 34O Pearl street
Nsw-loRS July II, lsiO.
v Dear Sr-T delayed evcra months sending 10 you TIE
hic have felt for the bene
i have rccc cd at your had been in low state OF health
ta YEAR, uNrrng fapItator G te heart
hcl,, &c &C. rcucrIn. extremely snd eNPercncI:
all the many changing distressing symptom. z'ad aud body
enut on t, nu!ay had the advice a several eminent phy
n,. which followed without seeming benefit and induced
10 y the South pass there with TIC cpe of
tractn. an uncomfortable At CounG Georgia. rn
out met friend hearing complaints. advised
10 rive Beckniths n,,- Dypepc P fr triad resolved to fol-
loo L- advice. according the directions The
effect produced happy, and comfort unknown
forc for y.n Add now enjoying health and elasticity
botb OF mad and body which yeu have most thanks
anl ,h. hc,t reo,rIs of friend. Very ,rnv
rpo n, / prcrwrr (m.j lml WILL. IRVING IIYSf.OP
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14


the southern p'tic, - NewfOfk
NEW51AN,s COrPOBND SAIsSAPAFHLLA
JUICE recommended by the FacultNc"man' Compound
lately attracted much the attcHonc the Fac
the Public and valuable properties have become very gen.
orally acertaicl aud nppcate Extensive to 'ts effects have
sc particularly by hospital and surgeons ad hs
have placed the fame Of Newman Sarso-
para uice and lasting bass Scuryy serohi OF hns'
y sc,rnic ertpons the face chrome rhchna-
Indigestion affections general debility arising from
whatever cause following the exhibition or i
proper use of mercury aud among which
daary Alternative ard restorative properties nave been tond o Do
liable 10 he aOsa
pcence the benefit from Ikins course OF
Saapals Juice IL also heal, beneficial ~ many doubtful
dease. complaints which the coA,tutol ene-
requires vigoatc Persons making "0age es
pcciuly climate. wi find most Invaluable medicine
Wholesale and retail agent for tins city, W,L
WATSON, Apothccares Halt 80 Catherine aHd b. most fa
spectacle II bottle Please observe the genuine
signed with PEN James Nc~mtl
Al, communications addressed james Nevn an 79 Cherry
STREET no.t.nod mSla
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
a WARRANTED CURE Eok CONSU,IrllUN

a WARRANTED CURE EeEs CONst.IeiEN ENN
n Profe,. BUCHHOl.IIS COMr-USD SYRUP OF CAiIlA-
RIArh invaluable medicine Prc-cned TO the American FuLc
positive for Consumption id Liver Complaint II "a
Ruchhorl Germany who Professor Of McIi-
Chemistry the Uyer-iy Ertn Pri aud nIsIn
tie scientific societies tie Continent Of Europe ana
nj with gH'cr al sue
When medicine bscutnc Prussia for that
Five Thousand Dollars, aud the
prepare and sell h. kingdom The public can
fullest confidence this being tie medicine, a. oDe
propnetocs tins city nephew Of the Inventor "A efnI,
wO received the receipt a>d sole rgT
preparing America drect from lm h' medicine ope9Ni
and increases tie spo=on 20 cough Su
pam ani cNpcctoaten removes
c Hs rn;r=ly esldicgicS tns
csease restores whole prct health Ir act
that uYc ~ TIE eDIHS HSmeh
VI tie .ua@ winch prove
,y that diseased urs be c5d. the de.su # tie
remedy 10 tnd taken 2cc0rr- the Ifechon
-uHeI, be allowed for Ich NIs oe tia eject
yVe do not pretend 100
the de.c requires the ds
ease an- = health.
THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF PERSONS tH.- country Who
their youth 4t they .aer.i consumption Dd that
inevitably be tsr portion. Now sgc We
would the fact coatG the truth With gc isc o
ths medicine hey be c enjoyment Of perfect a
Th. entitled the co,hnncc the u,cizezt pOfond
consuaiy, tie f.e Il favorable ssd Gcce'ih
operation Europe and the nigh standing the We arc
wiling f. already ;estel ~
tins city and the persons cured be referred By s4as al D
Office Of the poprstO We prefer nsoe Of satisfying tss-e
niAh know effects, rutser publish eruEcate- We -.
nc public condemn h of the mesiecL -'soss o ~
dsy, unrl a trial ofi,s merits has bean made
A. OF confidence the article, We <arfaa
the purchase money wif be refunded.
For sale only by L. Z. DlBBE Co. No. 81 BfoadEa ~
doors below Masonic Hall IG-lhf,--
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
DR.. :. FELIX GoCRAGD'S
non II IS < l. Is L | |. Z

WARY ezc-ssceaces The greatest Tncs ti mas
.lor drawbacks personal Appearance The KIN may ~
P5a purity Of cs- nay b cSch;sai 5 the bloom O: aea
-s ,h o seat but Il these attractions ar CO
re b. r o-erro:h a The aGsastsscs taey -oGG other
ve t7ar p.sssor. inlliesurab o Dr. FELN |ot
renewing such d-acuroGcul Wher applied cold hls freparaiss
@ b zone n eH OF removing the beard which itefrets
.h ro eaee muck spiy IN 7o'e satisfactory annef
and ~ the lime II Leaves the ska s9 anc
,- touch the beard enii'e must D. ssF'ed
@ Il IA also destroy Hair when ousd tneFoaeh tbs
and many l aunoyaness IN the shape o
ze -tracyns locks In tact s Nsidaore APP
20 will bs ioand such by uo-e Sho aay aave
~ for II. .. Purchas.s the preparations tried re
asirej. 81 per bo;trs IN, ,,.-.h
nrs,tor thoroughly erspton> tan-pip eA
redre,- Epcrf;ion- whatever arrays @ '
hands ~h,encs>. bs,to~S on ''e
ysIs b,ar rcnova beauty when tse decline realizes
fore abssn: pri,;iuc 'cndor 70 me i''e
Es 1othsrs their children. n heane S
ie.ar aarnlo- gentlemen III -!ayHs rftiDhi's o. ~
shaving Felix Gcrs-d Eau e t2ue WI oe u-H "
iaiailh .ptcihc .... .-,.-, - ,,,
.erialy aad ples, lmplrt> a-aci" c1" - ~
KIN raoycahe rab5.g with the fingers handkerchief men
cloth, or ~ peFspiration- a cents pc ooi;le
u Preuare. by Film GOURAUD, G. Walker street one
<,r from aad o ale ;is Only there bFscts
accompany each bottle
Teg-York-Al.x Gu;hrFc. Staup 2. Nai!eU- lane u l.
Brown sI;ica. Jared Cray, Pouchksep>ic.
Penn,ylyania-lirs. Brown, -6 Chestnut i Philadelphia
Vir-:ua-Frazsr opp. Dr. PGmmer's Csurch, kicaHl'Hc
Massacsa..; ;;>-J. f. Field & f. J. Rail. Lee.
{. Fcrrc Nid.ie;own. W Faulkner Norwich
District Of CouaS ParAsr PeNHs A'enue between
and 10Th in-p
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
CONFECTIONERY.

yTE =crBer respectfully informs and odcr,
ta as removed from Wllal-street. formerly
occupied Mr. Charles Lee the celebrated backns Manufacturer,
cpadway Warren and Chanbe-irects, opposite
the Hall he ALL continue manufacture DRY CON
FECTON> Of te puesr knd, and warr1sei keep all
Although the attendant large estab.h
-u;c necessarily Re- greatly
cese= the afforded aim the manufacturing
department, which beng under h. immediate
eel At m Usual low pce; ami he hop Wy
Of the public favor 1t may be
proper 10 ay that practical workman
beeu Of Coafeeoas up.ars Of Is
wears, hc iatte himself entities hn favorable
all2I TfIOS. F. PEERS
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
pREnll-,r pATENr EEpsTEADs.

SUPERIOR 10 ALL OTHERS now Is USf--J. HEWITT
= recy Public, taat be continues nanaacture
. P4iea Bel. - known Tor durability and
,e stand NJ. ~ Hllsous:seet, Chambers Taose
ulacqa,ed at the chactes Of s fed'ea are earnestly gise
call and examine pr.ncpe Of the and the which
pt ~ sad 1 doHn not requiring any bed-key Ne l.,
happy both iosc who wa purchase and
dose % hundreds Of respectable
citzru- W have ,e-t-d b.
k.o-ir Mat,ra--cs, Feather Beds aad Plaes y p. The
south trade supplied an
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
d. :. GRANDiN, NJ. ID.
nEXr[SI,

' 7.
NO 37s Broadway between Franklin and White rccisslInc
raj nconube Teeth inserted NTH piyot nouuted IN gold
r,c Teeth filed wn gold Teot ccanrI Teeth and
trne and operations performed with care and decacy-
rooache without extracting and e Teeth preserved H
regularitie, of Teeth rcuicdicd.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH,
sEYMOUE WHITING: & LINUS PRATT,

SEYMOUR WHITING would respectfully friends aud
y that ic Old st1nd. No e. East
Broads and having associated himself partnership with Dr.
LINUS PRA lr they ready attend TO al. O iced their
The public may TIA. s operations 10
profession will performed t plan Art
ner other eicr. Whole sets
pero, the approved atmospheric
plan which obtained premium the Fair American Ins
wei be lonc in this Teeth plugged
with gold I'm cement, may require.
Neryo, OF Teeth destroyed without pau ,bs
Tooth electually preserved by filing.
iu mfalihe for the TOothach-
n h. les4s WHITING PEATT vii youss
II the art of Dentistry. reasonable terns-
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