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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-16

Il ALL An - SI.E-Jusi received at the sigr
Y ! oi nae by 3 st. Main street. l59 sides Bod
SIsIrh Sole J,aIlcr - .ozru Brol. N-rorcp urt,
Id sk'rs SAM MCLALLAN.
kRI ALL PAPER-A ir,sI SUPPLY ct claz
w cd nuI ,,rrmun vail parer suilnAc Tor
'onm' s.lso green paper for window hnds which
wi.! hc sold a. cheap any othcr house ia Wheel
ing; received and for sale by
50 } n THOMPSON, IS Monroe 81.
WASHING ON NOLUN EEKS UNION
CITY BLUES
ASNoKS REVIVED
e,mblc ~ the n.w amory. over " Puliarks
shoe store, Monday evening next. tho ! lrh ms,
NJ o'clock. "a SIMPLIFY S-rv.
Il LII NOiS. ana sALTTAIOKE \ UdIORAIL
q ROAD MONEY.-We are instructed ir sell
yalul bic niece OF real estate for Iin1is or Balu-
n IRE q a Ohio Rail Road money. Also some
6,te cutlery, such long sets OF knives and
forks 81 pieces IN set,
We will sell this morning at our sales rooms
No l65 Market street, valuable stock ~ dr.
Z DDS, boots, sh pes. LeFhnIn and palm leaf hats
Tuscan, palm aud hood bOnrets, Cmclnnau soap
m bUld and dipt candles, cask BRANDY 10 VI Sc
cars. etc. without Teservc-Saie TO commence a [
sn'Dlnck. a"o PENTpNEN a ~ ARR son.
AISSOLUTION-'T cu.parlnership here
u y Ioiore existing mill the Isl ius berw cen The
undersi gned was dissolved by nutu i sgrccmen,
The notes and accounts are transferred a. p
II Greer, who has FIJI authority 70 settle AID
The business will be carried on hereafter
by Taos q Cub 5rtsOn az tho oil stand Oh mon
street. THOS = GILBERT w
ID 4 GREER
= IA CIR Err,
The stock ~ castings mai Ilns on hand ~ I
be sJld unUsusl loT. Pcr@ons "lsRnE gratps
or D her articles VII 10 well 60 cal heiuro pur-
rha ei-p ''et where. aps 4,
n Office The undersigned spcriiuly ~
tifcs al pcrsonS Interested as above jhli hay
INK removes to the country will be inposs;5lr
tir nm - devote H. = rsOral RttcD'lOu % lilt
CbilecluC VI thr sud accounts. IL therefore BE-
comes necessary 70 place theIE n the hand Il
til ~ nf VI AZ uldy- 8 20 wIli be lei. with j..
VIC ;onaeli, Esg add al over That amount with
Geo w. ThOmpshn Esq. for collection. Ia IN,
meantime The accounts viii Trm liu with vi
Cu'bertson a. the Old stand, where all KNOWN :
themselves Indebted arc earnestly desired 10 cal
and settle.
apps FIJI GREER
DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS. &c.
HuST received and f,r sale inw fIf cash
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DOCrOR q r. PRYOR,

Il, removed h,s oibrc lrrm Nllu s.r.cftp rie
4 j m'il brick building lately orcuvcd D., 81
iermIu SImms. CO. iIo npfi1 eisf gIrupr UI N iur,e
au' F0nnh strsehs. dwccIiy opposite the CDur
House. Do. L iJises ~ hos Otitc 40 1Jelf alJ
boards ai Inc Nrrlui, ll'Gsc nr7-3n
pa ISSOLI TION--1hc paftrrrni,, Icrr,u
Il u I-fc existing between the subscribers 200 dor
tI- firm yl Johnson g. lippiuc,u o. ibis day dis.
solved by mufull consent. = LippuroI sill %
tend To- settling iuo business ufiiio Gsa
JAMES JOHNSON.
jlu 90 JOHN HPPNCOI~T
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CITY BLUES

Assemble ~ the nav omory, over " Pnliork
shoe store Monday evening next. the ! lrh in
~ o'clock. ! SIMPLIFY SEW
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nTsT's BOTANIC pills.

r yDR C1rsumrtiun. Lrgrr Cuuplaut mod 5.sprp
s1. received aud for sale ~
ri4r9f UNNrrs VNErR
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TIE IRON CRY

IAAA'oNS SACRED HARP. uiih bo.b r,,pI
4 = u Patent notes 1T tcreiv-d art or s,I,
hP u J. a. INGRAM
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RLANh BOOKS, fresh supply, bo,h full and
ID half honnd. all sac. at
Spli JAINcp..,
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6 'iNSIlAN HARP. sors4,u atthe Book ST.,
IL and P,rod.cai On, of -'''' ''''s
opll =, r>,.,,.,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
EaAHED W. ARE.
A. @. BREATH-Tchula.

n. SS' DINJA Il cHUGu.
rs now receiving direct from the
III North, complete assortment of
Hardware, comprising in part the fol-
lowing articles; plantation hoes, looks
and hinges sadirons, irving pars, stock
pad and chest locks, in ali varieties,
Britannia tea and table spoons, car
penters hammers: chisseIs, socket and
frmae: han DIS saws, plilI Cat files, horse
rasps backing, cast butts, screws
table and desert LnlveS and forks a.
complete asortm'ut carving do
pocket, pen and but her knives, patent
balances, razor, scissors and shears,
tea and tray waters, fish and chalk
lines, fi-h hooks, shoe, horse, white
wash paint hair, shaving and tooth
brushes; percussion caps, carray combs
,ojIest and looking glasses brass, and
|i0ppan ca dlcsticks shoe thread, tacks
brads aud SEPARATES, shaving boxes,
haud and PANEL saws, plough lines
bed cords, cotton cards, coilecmiils
wire selve axes. For sale, cheap for
cash or cCuon.
Oct lG, 1871 I'm.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
A Card.
Tchula, January 1912.

DJ Office is hereby given that from
~ and after this date, will receive
nothing but specie IN satisfaction Of exc
cG'Ions returned to me from the Uaiicd
Safes Court as Marshal of the Southern
District OF Mississippi, unless specially
ordered to receive bank notes by the
plaintiffs themselves.
ANDERSON NIILTFR-
Marshal.
January Is, CIV.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22


the bonds were executed and sold fair
~, $50 far as am iniormeD in accor-
dance with the constitution and will
OF the people of the state; IN the case
OF the Mississippi Onion b., the bonds
were executed and sold illegally and
iraudulently, as the evidence demon
strateS, contraryto an express prohlh-
ltlon In the constitution and 10 the
will Of the people of the state. know
ofno ground, either legal or moral
prohibiting or forbidding the State to
pay the bonds executed ard sold TO
purchase stock for tie State in the
Planters Bank, un 'eSs such bonds be
considered, such bills Of credit, as the
constitution Of the u. S. prohibits the
States from emitting, which is "A ques
ton Of vast Importance, and une that
is considered as remaining in doubt.
| shall therefore n ost eheerfully co.
operate with yop in such Iegisla ion,
as may best secure the effects of the
state in or connected win the Plant
ers' Bank, r'he Mississippi r. r. Co.,
for the purpose o,tIe final payment OF
the pnncIEol and interest olthc State
bonds executed for and on account OF
the Planters Bank. And iftound indis-
penSabIy necessary, to save tie State
nom violation or breach of is con.
tract, will unite with Gu, in proyid.
ing the means, even by taxation to pay
them.
Other grave and important ques.
tions growing out OF The provisions O
the congress Of the U. S. entitled
An act to appropriate The proceeds o
the sales ofthe public lands and gran
pre-emption rights, will speedily de
mand your attention and final action
. Tho some o the provisions Of the &C
+ would greatly advance the interests o
the state, andmay be considered justly
due to the State, yetil the rights, anC
interests Of the slate are only to be oh
tanned, when coupled with the oRjec
tionable and unconstitutional prOVlS
! ions of this act, | submit woether tht
Site would not degrade itself, by &C
cepting of the entire provisions oftha
act. | feel that lean cheerlully unit
> with you is refusing, in the most unqua
9 fed ma nerto acceptthe provisions o
: that act believing as do, that the PEG
~ PIE Of the State though greatly oppre,s
,. ed by the the alluring schemes OF Il
, nancjers and spectators, would scorl
e to accept pecuniary or any other ad
Y vautage or even their just dues; at tn
). expense Of violation, either OF tn
{. most approved moral code or Of thei
Z State or federal Constitution.
In conclusion would remark, tina
it will afford me the greatest pleasure
to cooperate with you in the advance
> ment of the legitimate interest Of thu
q people Of The State. Ideem the bes
mode to effect that desirable object Il
n be a strict adherence TO provision
!, and principles Of The constitution
! which the people have published to Il
- and to the world as their written will
,--,,u.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
u OGECC.

H ETTERS OF administration having
III a been granted to The undersigned at
the December term, lS4l, Of the Honora.
bile Probate Court of Holmes county, on
the estate of Francis Bufkin, deceased,
notice is hereby given TO all persons having
or holding claims against. said decedenl's
estate, to present them within the hours
prescribed by law, or they will be torev-
err barred. and those indebted make imme-
dlate payment.
URIAH BUFKIN,
Administrator.
Jan %. CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22

ill., n.days paper we lay before our
g,.,bc Message of our old and faithful
] 80, ,or which we ask an attentive
N. il is a lengthy document, and
!. matters Of fact. We hope that the
!, ID Governor will be TO Mississippi,
&c McNun has becn--a terror
il imag3sIODe,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
Notice.

ms hereby given that on the first Mon,
ID day of March gext, | will as admin
isrator of William ID. Davis, deceased
present my account to the Honorable the
Probate Court of Holmes county MissIs.
sippi, for final settlement and allowance
c. VAN HOUTEN,
Admr. Of w. d. Davis, decd.
Jonuarv | , 1912. 5-6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
office.

TIT WILL on the first monday of March
I'll next, present my account TO the Hon,
orable the Probate Court, of Holmes coun-
ty Mississippi, for final settlement and
allowance, as administrators with the will
annexed, Of John w. Brattop, decd
w. II. BRATTON, Admir-.
January ], 1912. 5--6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
pE U MO NJ.
5y1;INGTON, MISSISSIPPI.

/ 1rI.re viii be atwo days meeting
-. Mace. on the 2Slh and 29th
|. ;os, BY the Rev. James R. West
Dr. level.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
Notice,

E WILL on the frs, Monday Of March
Ii. next, present my account 10 the Hon.
urable Probate Court Of Holmes county
Mississippi. for final settlement and allow
ance as administrator de bonis non on ihp
estate of Robert G. Williams, deed.
OZIAS TAYLOR, Admir-.
January !, 1912. 5. CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22

On, thanks are doe our Senator,
Tl,.i,o, and Representative q. W.
! ,or san1ry public documents.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
IpaugggEaR Address.

Gmlc&ca Of the Senate
And House Of Representatives:
H. free sudrages Of the qualified
elsctors of the state Of Mississippi, hay
I'D elevated me 10 the responsible sta
tioD of Chief Magistrate of the State,
I@pear before you their representa-
ia, 10 take the oath of Office. 1t is
b&lc,S for me TO undertake TO express
loyou, the grateful obIigau ms under
Whlch am placed; by the kind par
taiIy Of our common constituency.
IkuId hewever say,Gor it is as little
AZ ! can do, by way of evincing my
s1ase olthe o5Iigation,) that | witt de-
spe my eaire time AID wha little tai
aas ! may posses, tolhe advancement
ofhe legitimate interests Of the citi-
zsns Of the STATE.
do not at this time, feel that duty
imposes on me the obligation of Civ
lag TO you a'y information son the
staie of the CDvernment,n or of gre.
comm ndIng to your consideration
ANY measures" whatever-that duty
having been lately, so ably performed
|bYl predecessor. would however
||fsnark that there are many matters of
yial importance to our constituency,
vhEh will demand your most serious
'pasldaratIon atyour present session,
a asale Of which, | will presume at this
kas briefly to roice.
M question as TO the liability of
Msf'aie' on account fthe Mississippi
SNon Bank, may obtrude itself upon
AgM consideration. For myself, |
'BOer llat important question set
py The highest tribunal known to
s goVernmentS-I mean the people
sess.1.Ne,I'eS-they having decided in
e''s'' 'Ilat the transactions connected
". NV ! 'al1 bank, both in its inception
w tnaI conSumation were, not gov
1eIl'ol, but were, on the contrary
,luual Transactions, performed, not
"Nuout the authority Ofthe con.
IN Y OIL The State, but contrary to
mn press re provisions thereof though
sb'.S u .ne Legislature feel under any
s1 r,,SA either legal or moral (Which
bfrsli or should deem it a matter
shSEh:y,,'G9 discharge this obligation;
wv H. o' "a determine TO as ume and
lion N oN Us"' Or liability, the constitu.
|bV IN Ob u : Sate has provided a mode
assHbed = y. VIC uebt or liability may be
|ls.SSpnG,ioah and raid, as it has for the
IIndIsidn"aJIn 5 and Payment of any Other
ypssi '", a Il Or liability, namely
haAkoda a. 'aW' Tor that purpose ir
49,. p in the constitution
sIs. ,ng The ne faith Ofthe State for the
R,t yat oft Of the debt or liability, and ind
is !. ,os IS such law to the next esi sI,C
bI's ~ . 'ui! the electors may vote 70,
sst ,b a'lve', who may repass such
ASo, hle next Session. 49,
OB ' wiir question that may and nc
HE WILL w.t., at the present session H de- +.
III Jour GIr Sc serious consideration Z u .,
sn& sr msnlll'y of the State, Tor = tb rs
IL tia IKE and sold bv the s. S,a .t,e
, ,Sr stock in the Planters err I RaU,
as i N,ale' In my opinion, a n nu,i"
aE exists, between th ll'a 1,H
|s o. i the State on account '' of 10, IA
ei IS Bank and the Mlssis ,,i Ul t rs
IN the case of the pl snteprIp' ~ y.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
Notice.
EStrayS.

FWVAKEN up by Jacob B. Lot, a
M sorre horse with bis left hind and
fore feet white, star in his face, some
saddle marks, very much hog backed,
about 10 hands high, eight or nine years
old, appraised TO $50.
Taken up by Stephen d. Meek, bay
poney, all white feet up 10 the knees, a
bald face, with three bay specks in the
bald, white under the jaw, 10 or IA years
old, no brands pcrceivable, appraised to
$50.
WIN. ELMORE, Ranger.
January l, 1912, 5-3w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22

The following sale is postponed until
tho LIST Monday of February next.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
III WILL sell to The highest bidder for
III cash, befors the Court House door il
the town of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on Monday, the 9Th day OF
January, 1912. the following described
property, to wit; one town 10, situated in
the town OF Lexington, numbered los, on
which there is tavern house.
Assessed as the property of William II
Ray. Taxes due for the year ls40, $l6
25 cents, and part tax for 1889.
B. d. SCOTT Tar Collector.
Nov 70. sm-p fdlS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22

s,-Tbe,c has been a bill introduced in
!, Dre.an, Legislature to repeal the Gal.
ia w. which will doubtless succeed
agbaye ecni0rodoced to repeal most Of
! bc,s passed by the wings last wiQter.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
Notice.

gEEYIiE coparlnership heretofore exist.
IL ing between the subscribers "a this
day dissolved by limitation. Al PERSONS
having claims against the subscribers will
please present for payment, aud all per-
sons owing said subscribers viii please
call and settle as soon as practicable. ]
is Eo2ed that the indulgence shown viii
he sufficient fo' our friends TO adjust then
accounts as soon ~ possible; Caleb Wor.
lev, is fully authorized TO close all bust.
ness Of the late firm Of Elliott & Morley,
G. J. ELLIOTT,
CALEB WORLEY.
Tchula, January lsl2.
The subscriber viii continue the Gro,
Gerry and Commission business as usual
aud hopes by strict attention to business
to merit the pa'rousge Of the public. 4
general stock Of Plantation supplies al
ways on hand.
CALEB WORLEY.
Tcbula, January 9th 1912. 1T.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI Probn'e Cour
Holmes county ) Dee Term l54I
J. NJ. Clement, Administrator, On the Chan
de boui, non Of James Zig )cey side Ct tht
gins deceased, lProbale Court
vs. Petition
Ann higgins, ct ais
| TIT pom opening the matters Of Thu
u Petition, and it appearing to th,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
PROPOSALS.

For publishing in the City Of JacLs0"
Hiss. meckly Nevapaperto be called Ms
MISSISSIPPI STATE JOURNAL.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22

N B low We give the Inaugural Ad.
Il Of Governor Tucker, it is brief but
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-22
A LIST LETTERS,

ND EMAlNlNG in the Post Office Ut Licking.
E2 ton, Mi, on the LIST day OF January, 1sI2,
which il not taken out before the lst day of
April next, will be sent to the Gen Post Office
os dead letters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24

LA ~ 3 NEED NOT DESPAIR.
DR. A. Z; CASTLE has Paste for filing decaved hollow
pain or neonyen and with which becomes impaced
INTO ONE hard sohd body thus restoring preserving
itherto painful and useless teeth stcsy sound
feet n all their respective for l!epevenng IN ALL
APES the necessity of extraction Ladies the dist
guhed in soeety oier their temoniaIs in The vivid
says 1t admirably adapted for tender teeth and
vous and Dr. Castle the teeth with great
care and ability" The New York Aurora, 49, makes
the teeth IN all perfect for life The Sun,
Castle has OBJ aimed much celebrity for his mode
o. hnf the teeth" The most eminent gentlemen OF the
Medical Faculty, have personally tried and recommend Dr.
Castles Paste for filling the teeth loothache Pills. of
which put in the aching TOOTH will effect
, From the Journal of Commerce ]
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL 0PERATlON:-Dr.
mechanism the lost portions Of the upper lower bones
shot away ~ the Of Lieut. s. of the u. s. N, who
met with this terrible and casualty while pursuit Of
the Indians IN Florida. We have letters from Lieut. s.
conmatoy Of this extraordinary and its entire
nat the loss OF these important skuv replaced by
Dr castle Is low Of the Lieutenant
Dr. T. inserts artificial the principle of adhe
pherlc pressure which be first introduced the the
public in 1928 pr Castle refers the Spanish French
and English Ambasadors, Mr. stoughton the Spanish Consul
G. Johnson President OF the Medical Society N Y; Mrs
Sen Gaines, B. Beck NJ. d. Dr. j. A. Smith, DR.. E. Del,
held Dr. Beade Dr. Boyd. Dr. Buyer, Dr. j. &. Cheesmsn
Dr. Stevens, Dr. J. Torrey. Dr. Bayhes Dr. w IN. Gay
SON &c &c We DE- imsr
ITO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howqua MixtureThis extremely delicious unpara.
leed Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe
lea Establishment, 12i Chatham New Yorkin Chinese
packages. fnce 80 cents and 81. de- m$r
RLACK MARBLE-i50 Irish Black Marble for sale by
- n18r PERSSE BROOKS. No. 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24

'OO HMM DIS I NTC OF NEW fOHk,
Henry p Coffin. Brooklyn, agent.
Marmaduke Osborne, ". ", hat manufacturer.
John c. Robertson, N. u. blacksmith.
AchilIis v. Hammond ". Y, late merchant.
Iohn b. Shook, N. Y, carpenter.
David Anderson, Brooklyn, Stonecutter.
VIM. John Cosgey, Yorkville, late grocer.
John A. Manning, MY.
John L. Burscll ". Y, late stationer.
Thos. Andrews, N. T., merchsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24
UNITED STATES
TIE A EMP ORIUM,

LII, dte l9 Chatham street, Netu York
THE cANT9s AER EE s1aaa. to eas.
f,S ds fas .'ssd
a. r. ' s5s y:
perhaps scarcely to be eIceed Il
founded Upon ahs amo. regard % the rights e he
yasd called upon a any
viii and psm E0un
y public heads Of families and
selves from this establishment :" '"p''' ''"'
Orders from ps Of the United Suites executed with
The only Esishsase in America for the sale Of Iou.
DAYS FIRST PREMIUM OVER SHOES F e La
DIES admitted b The Terfsct article mads
S E vi" pf ns "
Il s rsss
anime the largest variety Of ladies' and misses rubber
s's sas Shoes found
ms 1m Successor to Ro.bury INDIA Ma1 Rpb bbsqs
IA FOR sALE:IThar valuable stand known as the
lana hoe TSs Sou.s i S Of g in sp
the materials and worEmanship with 'front.' Of
% he family
5s Deepen invalid. sS%%snSin e.
An front e the house and
walk Of eight q The Long island Raj Road
passes within about fou mile. Of the premises and affords
York and Brooklyn
or bay brook fishing the noble sport of buck hunting
Deer being abundant the vicinity, and frequently
found on the premises
THERE'S about hundred land, meadow st.
shore.
The house and buildings would be sold with
c whole part OF the land best suit the purchaser
The terms will be liberal, and the title undsputed
For more minute description OF the property, inquire Of
JAMES ROWE, III East Broadway, or OF d. K HALL,
lsk Chatham street, New York, Of the subscriber
premises. WILLIAM HAWKINS.
Dated, IslIp Nov 1872 Dc ImEec
xza WANTED TO PURCHAsE--A country resiaencc
IA within Is miles Of New York. with from 10
49, acres Of land Long Is1nd Sound, preferred Ad
ress with full particulars, box Office Po hkeepse
Y. MD
AA F0n sALE the cheapest Farm in these parts, off,
Es1 acres good buildings plenty Of fruit wood and
Do for sale orexchange for good city property four
valuable farms and four houses and lots and nigh Pand
Do. valuable lots in Jersey City. Cell on 8. VAIL, satu
days Courlandt street. from 10 2. Other days, Fanfsld
NJ, or at IA washington ST.
Ten small farms Tor sale low. S.V
MO SWIM
n TO THE LADlEs-wM. & II. BEIGE, Fashiona-
bsSe Hatters l7s Broadway, under HowardS Hotel have
on hand extensive assortment Of Ladies and Misses Beaver
Hats Of their manufacture which warranted superior
to the city, aud prices which fail su those
in want respectfully invited 70 call
Also, general assortment OF Gents Boys and Chdren's
LnxGt IAeL. r. " r..
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC

M LEVETT Dentist, inroducer iuto this country in
the year 1885, Of Teeth the above scienli6c
principle npsaetsed by himself ALONE the atien,
on OF me public 20 his Improvement The established
Iepuson OF Dr. Leveu his easy well known. peculiar aud
scienhe adaptation supplying the deficiencies OF the Teeth
he unvaried Satisfaction which fully
IN sicases warrants his inviting the attention OF the ladies
and gentlemen who have had artificial Teeth unskfuy
who may require new for those displaced by nature.
NJ LEVETT, Dentist, go Broadway,
corner Warren street, opposite the PARK.
lCopy oil Letter IRON Nj M. Noah Esq, DR.. Levett
.. Nrw YORK, May Gath, lgil
Dear Sir lt both matter OF and pleasure state
ha the SET OF artificial teeth the of
pressure which made ora lady family
every respect IN appearance comfort and utility and
gwen entire satisfaction.
lSigned1 M. NJ NOAH.
Dr. Levett has Permission refer he elite of the
citizens OF New York Dis Imsr
u. s. CITY DESPATCH Posi-.
- PtST OFFICE, New York 25h July, Isl2.
HOURS Of Delivery each day (Sundays excepted) at the
IL U ,per and Lower Post Ofices:-
Letters deposited before
Hall asst O'Clock. AMI
:" Pm Will be sent out for de-
AT all the Statons before livery at AN, and
,1odock. A M and O'Clock, r NJ.
! Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24

LeteIs 70 3. sem Fee mus. have Free Stamp AIMED
whom the letter is addressed No be enclosed
letters unless res issered Principal Offices Lists
per 1921 and every information may be obained APP
the late Post wil be is
that the number OF the residence anoa be stated in all letters
The Post Master socits the earliest shond any
irregularities occur. JOHN LOHIMES GRAHAM
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24

n TO THE LADlES.-WM. & II. BEBEE, Fashona-
5le Haers, ITS Broadway, under Howards Hotel have
on hand assortment OF Ladies and Misses Beaver
Hats Of their which
to in the city, and prices which fail suits those
in want respectfully invited TO call.
Also, general assortment OF Gents, Boys and Chldrens
Fur Cloth and fancy Velvet Caps. do i'm