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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
MEMORANDA,

,1e snip Virginia, urze, from Liverpool which arrived
Sss 1ahdiia ~ The 9,h nit The 22d, fell in with >cht
ta p'ihswaer, from Philadelphia, for Boston, With
,s ,'h1ing condi,ioa,oo& The eff and Carried
1srs = to alrxrDdrla
ss s,' II Loo,s-The s.. Louis was fine ship ot425
aieeiord oAe fourth part OF her insu-ed
e's tor Ssss and there Insurance ,!idere,
~, sos.n. Of $3.50 apon te naader OF be
e,sy. ',esh, and upwaras OF $3.50 in Boston on til.
e., q pe'ion o tr iacr is said to he insured in II,
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lT,Kheumniisnl.-Hn-um is rapidly aad per.
ec,lv cured by The 0i Dr.. enrys Vegetable hvnna
nc Syrup Tor from i've fifteen days 50 conhdeni is le
OF its absolute certainty ~ THIS disease dl he :
w,ing guarantee cure IN any cise no matte no ag
,rayaed He has large auniucr OF cer;!aca!es WHICH
wnb nl.a.ur. be .hona any one at ihe oihce aud
all ,roa, ~ rson re.idias in tbs iy Solle "a "ioH nave
b-. tGubied with Iiur ye, tea ana hten stSts' a,t
nly disease. lie atso refers iatie t1io"ih- eSroa,,
gI a r. e uailbrg al n;bc.>, who iarc been per'Sriy
.o h, ~ Ns Mar,ail, 2Ul iinustoa siiest; r.' Mu-
nv dJ tsc, ,,r,el; SIR Ry r. cur4eT ri ihrd Avenue
-, S.vtl,ryrt; Air WAIe, &5 SIKH Avenne; ar VA!
tan, i'm street above peai! J'tn .utt,.H, : i,
ri. ,,set jesse Hni., ~ CCeenwiesl ana 10 i ~. ~
- Nj. j. b ft>di l.3 u ,d-tan >ue,s VI shz.i', 30
t- q ~. esl les4ie q reiaii al he Tue
,5i 9dn ,sI,Very, at 4oH>ttt II ssti ai''
3p.t, Me- i;pt tryt ut,'.a,st &c 'p'
"a Ner1ii. raap'> NJ, .9s s'rus>l->t"ei. % lns
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II Cheap and Expeditions Pr;f;irS.-fhc
RUGGLGS fElN Ting ENGINE, at 81 Ana street, Is
doing every Description OF lob Printing with greater
despatch, AM IN most Instances % per cheaper than
any other Ctce in h- city. 4 thousand hanbii, by
inches viii be iurphed for 81 ,5p which o,hsr printers
charge about 80. Cards all prices-CircuaiS, Bin
Heads, Eles Bills OF Ladng, &c. orre>poning
low
Aucoheers Commission Merchants. and the public ge-
neraiiv viii do We'll ascertain prices before
All Work done al the time promised Ter,s cash on de
VERY BURROUGHS X co.
q. IN No 81 Ann
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ry speEcer:Y smirS,ion Mioiea,:in hEnr.-
This popular article commended public pecu
larry desirable, al The present time for its economy F0
aeganee and durability it compe,es successfully with ID
uoa costly Hats worn. Price So 25. SPENCER,
aI6 Fashionable Halter, No. PAS Broadway.
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BOARD FOR THE ,ilNIER-Econ-
!: IFEIG,S AGRICULTIJlltL CIEEM-

ttEIG,S NGRICULTURALCIEM-
1 I lSfs: .-CHslnistry in its napplicatOntp Agriculture
and Physioog:. By 'ustls Liebig, IL D, I r. H. r.
l. A. Professor o. Chemistry IN he University u 3e-sen,
eiy. EdGed from manuscript o. tae .t.ta5r, by lyon
payair. tn. y, yi;, cy numerous adii;iJG',a lew
chapter scs. :.ti ..nerican from ihe -ea3 .aslis
Eccg, .,..i notes aHt appendix BY John W. Webster,
". D. Ewing Professor Chemistry III Harvard GniceE-
sy. For sale by SaNT0N & LIES, 2G5 Broadway
u :. II. publish HE American ACriculiu ISL y lcii L
ssHed mnihy ~ low rate OF one dollar psrarnuin %
SUPERIOR AMERICAN Steel Pens
~ v.h I,rrUj,.ed points and valuable ill2rave.
rltut They side over tte paper Win ali ,l" "ad
nonlnnr,s qui equally e:ibe ard sure TO sast ns,
@; variety e lG-neS all classes OF writer's Sn,! BY
o5 2l!s. j. Q. Az, Z 20 John-st. near N.Ssau.
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LEARTp.

--latest Dates.
taSoox ..,..s......Sept 10 HAvRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lSRRooL .........Scpt. observation-disclosures Sept 2t
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AiH 1LLINERY GOODS very low TO
~ q Cash-sTEFENS& Il GRUMAN, 95 Beaver street,
Pear! New York, have jus received lag,
assorsen, OF FAN Winter Millinery and SnA Coos ~
Utmost every description, most nj which sr been burg,
al aucInn presen; ur;ieard low prices MiGer
and Merchants Who buy ipr casa, Will find hand ii
toes large assortment n the nas, fashionable Millinery
Good, the city prices almost without exception les an
can be bought elsewhere This not put forth lightly
those VINO have bought OF rs well know; aud others have
but To buy ID convinced. One ii! the firm makes h!S
business attend the sales daily by which
they enabled 10 avail themselves OF many great
bars aims all which hey will sell al small advance iror
cost They have large assortment q; Tarlaan Hat Vel
vets ard Velvet Hat Ribbons which Ihev would partcu
iary invite attention Merchants aways hnd toll
>ormen, Of piiu Tade,a and San Ribbons from No 10
lf AT lnys prices a2s 2ns
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q Hats. sants! sEnia!-FALL FASHION,
The subscriber invites tae attention Oi the Beau Monde
Is beautiful, graceful and tasteful losu bel-crowned fiat
eng the only reay fashionable artcle The kind exanl
aouglf expect but Waiors will spring up,
dalni nG benefit OF his own iginal conceptions.
To say that these Hats surpaSs any thing of the kind III
pn siylc hns and graceful appearance, is 10 claim
lGnue than warrane by experience oitweniy
The business, and he invites gentlemen who study grace
and fashion, 10 cali and examiLe for themselves
Alarge OF Traveiing Trunks, Carpet Bags
sl Cases. and, tact, every thing necessary gentle
mars travelling outfit, nay also be found nj
+. BLOUMERS. l79 Broadway,
.rsl tgs ODEoslle Towards Hotel
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IT NEW-YORK MUSEUM-WonderfuI,

. ACES-UNION COURSE, l.. L.
a q Jockey Club purse $780, sles the sesond best
horse Three nile heats.
Major William Jones ent b. h. rreasurcr, by imp Roman
dam Dove. years old
SAm Laird. b. h. Mariner, by Shark, dam BonEe.s OF
Sue by Sir Charles years old.
Immediately Chs s Lloyd enters ch. h. Redgaunt
let, By imp. Trustee, dam mp. Vsga. years Old.
II. a. Conover h. Miracle by Henry, dam Lady
Jackson. Aged.
Z. Porter eDis b. IN. Prima Donna, by imp. Priam dam
Lady Row land. years. o5
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aM, FOR SALE.-A valuabIe Farm,

SSs - =, :, Ncy, Brunswick, n ), ON
80 go. I, 10 ~ rhila.leypia eoEtaiong shaTt ~
ee hgl ssa rss al sasIIa ssih = sSGS y by
,a. - i,rgs arm ard seysrai olker aut oV'tins
II IN good rps This place sonta o e'ras I Tsif ss,o OF
- . s Peach Orctarit ls irs fS b-aring year. The
sye ui W. soId ioS and on Easy terms For te,er in
{ !, a,a,ion apply az 2s5 Ftont-ssfees % Tweed
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NEW FALL GOODS-Dry Goods.


! Y Housekeeping Articles, Sc.-S, < l. HOLMES No
- Johnsreet, between Broitlway and NaSausrcei
receiving and desirable Goods for the Ea! Trade
.n retail. They receiving Irish Linens ami SeeiinsS
use. Also,
Real Ws!Sh Rogers patent Fiannels,
Domestic and other Fanncls Cow priced),
English and American CANON Fiannel ot the best qua)
Noe and Whitney Blankets, OF all do cribs,
Embossed Table and Piano Covers; worstcd do
NarseiucS Quilts and Counterpanes; do. or ships
Furniture Csutz aud Dlntics; DrapeTv MuSnS,
Chint-, DrueretS. and Baizes; Stair Linens
IRISH Linens, from low priced very fre
Pillow Case Linens; ST. 64 and ia Irish Sheetngs,
lrsl and Barnsey Saeetings from TO Il wide, tSe1
cheap)
Danasl Table Clo,As, Napkins and rowcing. of all
kinds,
Heavy Damask and low priced Table Linen,
Cotton Shirngs and Sheet!ngs, OF The bss! quality DO
Bed Ticks,
English and American Long Cloths,
Needle work Trimmings,
Long Lawns, Linen Can,brics, cambria and SILK HdktS,
French Merncs and Thibet Cloths all colors.
Silk ard WoIsted Plaids, WooIen Shawls (Rew Syel,
Dark French P,n,s, Mourning Prints,
French Bambazpe blue and JET black, very cheap,
Blue and jet black Silks, SILK Velve,s,
English black silk and raw silk Hoe,
English cotton Hose and hal. Hose, regular make.
Aso-an OF English black Cloths and Gass
fancy mixed French Cas,merrs OF superior quality
wOoldyed black and coored Cloths and Case;ucrCs,
low priced; handsome dark Fes,in.s kc, with gen. ra
assortment OF Goods in their line at the low cash
price,. No p J0hn.street.
n b. On hand, wide Russia Diapers and Crash !;
do Museuito Netting. s23 2weodis
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Of Nsw-YoRK. ocTosER 5, ls4s

MINIATURE AL5AEAc,--TNIs pAI
yaS SUN TIE nlaoS truii.
We, lG Sets ) Il Rises sli.Even. Eve 81
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MONEY MARKET
!Ies .,t tsae s.ock Exclaanye. Oct. 3.
commercial ard Honey aIa..ers.

SECOND IoAKp,
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II Carpetiass: Carpe:;nss: Cnspsssiinss!

do do 90 do ezra quality, To-.
English Brussels extra, los
Royal Wilton us,G Velvet Carpeting, eqIaiiy ow
To Ieihsr with large aSsOrrmen; al Druggcts Uiclos,
Rags, Door-muls Table aud Piano Covers, India Mating"
S;air-EoS the iNrg.st stock OF o,n The city rnf,
chssers would tad tier ntHres 10 cali and
examine this stock before l0oAing elsewhere
L SMITH, as Pcarl.>ueet,
80 lw (2l opo>e Wiiam->lrtei
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PATENT LARD

ga STORES, ARD A TWO STORY
.;aa. HOUSE TO LETT he Stores No. j Cothiies
LIP and s3 Moore street, are be let. Aso, tie eH WV
sr-ry and attic House no llS Bank street ~.
sized, With siding doors, marie msGieis and tRss pS'
crates. Possession can be had Immediately apI4yV
al G,Is+ 3 G. DYGKMAS, o Fulton st
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY H. WEBB.


well. l suppose you would no. tell a
lie, replied the student.
mot for the wsrd, added the farmer.
'New what will you take for that desl'
pointing 10 the farmers cur, who was net
wsrth his weight in Jersey mud.
i would not hke twenty dollars for tha.
dog
Twenty dollars! why he is not worth
twenty cents
We'll l assure you I would not take
twenty dollars for him.
Come, my friend, said the student, who
with his companions was bent or having
some capital fun with the old man, now
you say you won. tell lie for the world,
let me see If ysu will net do it for twenty
dollars I'll give you twenty dollars for
your deg
I'll not take il! Here let Us see If this
Won't tempt you to tell lie, added the
student, producing small bag of half dol
lars, from which he commenced counting
numerous small piles upon the table. The
farmsr was sitting by the table with his
hat in his hand, apparently uncenceined,
There added the student, there are ,wen-
~ dollars all ia silver, will give you that
for your doG;'
The old farmer quickly raised his hat to
the edge of the table, and then as quick as
thought scrapsd all the money into it ex.
cept enc half dollar, at the same time ex.
claiming-I won't take twenty dollars!
Nineteen and half is as much as the dog
is worth-he is your property
A tremendous laugh from his fellow
students showed the weuld be wag,that he
was completely done up and that he need
not look for help from ,hem,so he good ma.
'uredly acknowledged himself beat-insist-
cd on the cid la-msrs taxing another grass,
and they parted in great glee--ths student,
his dog which he keeps to this
lay, as lesson to him never to attem pt 10
play tricks on men older than himself, and
especially to be careful how he tries 10
wheedle q Yankee, farmsr.-[ Uncle
Sam
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-21
POE'S LEAP
A Renaissance OF BORDER LIFE.

About the middle Of July, 1889, seven
Wyandois crossed the Ohio few miles a.
bovs Wheeling. and committed great dep
relation upon the southern shore, killed an
old man whom they found alone in his cab
in; snd spreading terror throughout the neigh
borhood. Within few hours after their
retreat, sight men assembled frem differ.
ent parts of the small settlement, and pur-
sued the enemy with great expedition. A.
mong the mos. active and efficient of the
party, we're two brothers, Adam and An
drew Poe Adam was particularly popular.
In strength, action, and hardihord, he
had no equal-being finely formed, and
Injured to all the perls of the woods They
had not followed The trail far before they
became satisfied that the depredalors were
conducted by Big foot, renowned chef
of tho Wyandot tribe, who derived his name
from the immense size of his feet. His
height considerably exceeded six feet, and
his strength was represented as Herculeau.
He had also 6ve brothers, but little inferior
TO himself, in company; they wels the
terror of The whole country. Adam Poe
was sveroyed at the idea Of measuring his
strength with that Of so celebrated chief
and urged the pursuit with keenRes which
quickly brought him into the vicinity Of
the enemy For the last few miles, the
trail had led them up the southern bank Of
Ohio, where the footprints in the sand
were deep aud obvious, but when within
few hundred yards Of the point at which
the whites as well as the Indians were in
the habit of crossing il suddenly diverged
from the stream, and stretched along a rocky
ridge, forming an ebsluss angle with its
former direction. Mere Adam halted for q
and directed his brother and the
other yeung msn TO follow the trail with
proper caution, while he still adhered 10 the
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MIlSOL@IhlLAN NNWUSo
WON'T TAKE TWENTY DOLLARS.

Ssms wagglsh students at Yale College,
few years since, were regaling themselves
one evening at The 'Tonlne,' when an old
farmer from the country entered there
(taking il for the bar.room, land inquired if
he could obtain lodging there. Ths yonng
chaPsi mmediatelyanswered him in the afr.
native, inviting him to take a glass of
punch. The old fellow who was shrewd
Yankee, saw that he was TO be made the
but OF tner jest, bu. quietly laying of his
hat and telling his worthless little
dog that he had to lie under the chair,
he ,sok glass Of the profsred beverage.
The students anxieusly inquired after the
health OF the old mans wife and children,
and, the farlaer with affected simplicity,
told them the whole pedgiee. with Numerous
anecdo,c regarding his farm, stock, &c.
&c:
DE you belong 10 the church, asked one
Of the wags.
YES, the Lord be praised, and so did
my father before me,
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SEED POTATOES.

AS the period is fast approaching when
the farmsr,will be putting in the crop of
early potatoes we would advise him to
plant none but the best. We are aware
that different view are held by many, but
for ourselves, we firmly bslievs that many
failures in the crop arise from small, or re-
fuse potatoes. Our own observation and
expersnce jus,ifes US in saying, that in an
equality Of soil; manure and culture, the
product Of large potatoes will always
greatly exceed tha! of small imperfect ones,
lhosgh of the same variety. We rsoolsct
upon one occasion TO have bought a 10, of
80 bushels Of refuse pata,oes for their
chsapness for planting. which We treated
with every possible care; so far as manure,
preparations Of The soil, and after culture
were concerned. The product of this 10,
were like their parents, perfect dwarfs,
small alike in vines and tubers, and an.
pear'ns from the beginning not to possess
he requisite vigeur to ensure healthfal
vegetation. We mads from Il planting often
bushels OF the same potatoe, which we Sc
slstsd in consequence Of their great size,
planted in similar ground aud treated in all
respects alike as 10 manure and culture,
he same season, six times as many roots
IS from tho first parcel. And while the
ant were fIom their diminu,ivs SIZE, TOP
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
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TERMS:

The COZ UlNDI.4 DEMOCRAT sUiu be
published euery Saturday morning, at
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half yearly IN aduance, or IWo Dollars
Fifty Cents, If not paid acithin the gear,
No subscription wiH be taken for shorieA
period than sac months; nor any discon-
finuance permitted, until all arrearoges
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not eaceeding a
square WiH be conspicuously inserted at
One Dollar for the first three insertions
and 1Uenty.fue cents for every subse-
quent Insertion. E".a liberal discount
made to those Uho advertise by the gear
LETTERS addressed on business, must
be post paid.
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Poetry.
aysE IN YOUR NATIVE STRENGTH.
BY JOSEPH BUTLER.

Rise in your native strength,
Mechanics Of the land,
And dash the iron rule
From rude expressions hand
BY all the might Of MIND.
Assume the place Of man
Heed net the scoff Of those
Who scorn the artisan.
Ys sinews Of state,
Your nations pride and boast,
Whose glsry crowns her hills,
And guards your native coast
Yeu are her wealth in peace.
Her vital breath ye are:
And whom the bolts Of death are hur'd
Ye arc her shelld in war!
BY the stsrasl sword,
To stern browsd Justice given
BY Freeden's holy self,
The nigh. Of wrsng is river!
Strong monument arise,
In record Of your praise,
Transmitting down your names;
TO men Of other days
Proclaim to all the world
Your usefulness and worth,
Speak cut with trumpted tongue,
Ye mighty men OF earth!
Was not the soil you tread
Wea by your fathers blood!
Then on Oppresson's self
Roll back oppressien's aoodl
Seize with determined hand
The standard sheet Of RIGHT,
And let not even death,
Turn your resolves 10 flight,
BY him who gave TO man
The souls ethereal fie,
That glorious day TO NOW
Our motto, Onward-HIGHER!
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Number A

acter to tine warfare of The Indians in that
part OF the country. Adam Pee recover
ed of his wounds. and lived many years
this memorable conflict, but never for.
sSs she tremendous hug which he srstain-
ed T. she arms of Big Foot
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That Yankee.-Ths editor r'of the Nor
wlch News says that The other day an old
lady walked into his Office, and let out, 80
follows:
you've got all sorts o. books hsrs han't
yer
mo; ma'am-some kinds o'books We
havn't now on hands
wall now, what han't ye sst!Seems to.
me you might have every things
We hav'nt got Foster on Flea Bites, nor
Cook on Town Meetings, nor Dwigh. on
Hot Nights, nor Lathrop on Physic. nor
wall, shouldn't ha' thought it, but
you've great bibles, han. YET
wall then, let me put on my specs and
look at um, them are that have got The ,poh-
ecary in um, are the sort want--d'ye take
apple-saucs9
Yes, ma,am, we take all sort , sauce
Wall, guess If you're mind to pick me
out good ua that's get the foe and geese
marked on the lids, and throw in. a sarm
book, I'll take one and bring the sauce il
we nave a coed apple season, next win
ter
Couldn't throw in the psalm book no
how
~ 80 Sb,
Herald tells the following story, which we
copy for the benefit Of afectisnaie young
gentlemen. 1t is irregular Trginia break
down:
A.young lady and gentleman were one
evening playing the 'Gracss.' and 40
those acquainted with this sport know
that when the gentleman throws the hoop
or ring ever the head of ths lady, he has .
right to kiss. After playing ssne time
ths gentlemen threw the ring over the head
of the lady. and hs started for the kiss,S She
ran and put out the light, went out Of tho
room into the kitchen, and told the colorcd
girl TO 60 into the parlour and light the
lamp, and to open the dosr very quietly
and make as little nslse as possible, The
girl did as she was ordered. No.
was waiting OH tiptse at the door for
'gesd one, as soon as the servant girl enter.
ed the room. he caught her and kissed her.
and In moment heard Miss --clappins
her hands and laughing most heartily, be-
cause Mr'---kissed the cook.
Gentlemen should be careful abou. kiss.
ing the girls IN the dark.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.


-These invaluable Powdenhavs been universally adopsso
Europe but France paycalar thirty yeary
a well by theusands IN ss county being the only mild
sae and ecacious remedy for married lades, hea
forbids a rayid increase Of family.
Madame Reste well know u, for thirty yearr Ne
male Physician the principal Female H0srals in IN
r0pethose ofVienna and Parswhere avorc r,
and opportunities, she attained na ccIebr,fv in
those discov medical science 40
the female Frame for which her medicines so stand mn
vailed well this country Europe Her acnsntance
with the psychology and of female frame enbieS
hcr-by tracing the decline snd i'll health Of maIes emses
the meridian Of life couse1ueur amid and
often apparently nexpcabe which consixp many
fond mother 70 mature gave-to their sourceto ar
avs At Of the i,asry Of female ndisposi
he discovery her celebrated Preventive Powdsn
fond mother. A''S ""s sn1
The advertiser feeling importance Of thu. bse and a
gmatng ne vast bvnei resulting thousands by their sdo
uol would most fully attention OF the mar
ned by al they hold dear &c their
po and ytuous to prevent evils which are sub
se oy simple and healthy mean. within con,ra Every
uisPassonAe virtaous and enlightened mind unhs sat
nsy in ; the smaliys Price five So package
can DC i0wadsa BY mail 70 sr Of the s:
TELL Female rhysielan- Principal Office Ila 0resnwcb
Boston once No. 7 Essen II. ali msr
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
LADIES' NEED NOT DESPAIR

DR. A. G. CASTLE. Dentist 2s7 Broadway. N. Y has q
- Paste for filling decayed hollow teeth the efficacy OF which
has satisfactorily stood The test public OPINION oI several
II the tooth while IN sot state and becomes
embodied tooth compact solid tooth, thus
ing IN ALL CASES the Of extIaction-the most
painful tooth thereby be preserved Ladies OF the hrst
standing society their testimonials n the most slowng
The editor of the Evening Post I'D ult says
admirably adapted tender ill., and oervo9S persons and
Or. Castle operates with great care and aoiiity. -.
Toothache Pills. OF which put ID the painful tooth will
effect permanent cure.
From the Journal of Commerce1
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPEKATiON;-Dr
A. C. Castle has replaced by ingenious oil Dental
Mechanism the lost portions Of the and lower bones
eth shot the Of s. OF the u s.
NJ with this casualty while pursuing the In
dams Florida We have letters from the Lieut. confirm
of this extraordinary and its entire success which
be very ratyn Doctor. Dr. o. also inserts ar
fetal teeth the principle of adhesion by atmospheric press
Dr. c. Castle refers the Spanish French and English
AmDassados Mr. Stoughton, the Consult Mrs Gene
raj Games; General MeCsrty B. A.; Lord Morpeth; Dr.
Johnson Pesdeu of the edical Society," Dr. orrey Dr.
j. g. Beck Dry A. Smith Dr. +. Delaheld DR., Berger DR..
Kssam DR.. A. H. Stevens, DR.. Cheeseman, &c &c.
DEAF NESS-Drs. Castle and Edwards, zy7 Br adj
way the Deafness and all diseases perl
Drops, for deafness
uoses. or collect Of hard in the 9lmsc
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DIR. COOKE
RETIJb NED FROM ENGLAND.

WITH all important information from Europe,
universally performing Of the worst class Of venere:
disease aggravated forms, with unprece denred
expedition DESPATCH be consulted reasonably
well confdeniiay his Office No. Norton street, Alba
ny, Y.
The Lock Hospital America the only Phlan:hropc ms
nen under the benign OF the ceebated
and Of the unfortunate repued as he best
comfort and OF invaids
Al ldmary patients have the best medical
dance including board and Bursing which materially fac
htaes mutual apTobaon and The humane found
desirable and sacred security resides on the
the there their utmost
enjoy the society Of perhaps the st eminent physician a.
well as mos, benev man of the age-EurcPean.
GO Remember Dr. Cooke attends personally his patients.