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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-19
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

DR A C. CASTLE has Paste for filling decaved hollow
~ teeth u can be tender eth without
pain or aud with which becomes mraoled
(hheQ painful aud useless teeth arueially sound and
ler ~ alltelr respective for liiepeven,ng IN ALL
The necessity OF eract n Ladies the most dun;
guhed IN soc'ety oner their testimonials ia the vivid
terms, q. 10 Us efficacy The EDITOR of the Evening Post
says - IL IL admirably adapted for tender teeth and
you persons and D. Cas operates on the teeth with great
care aud ability" he New York Aurora, - u makes
The teeth all respects perfect for life" The SUM- says
Dr. Castle has OBJ aimed much eel, bry for his exce
o ming the teeth The most eminent gentlemen of the
Medical Faculty, hae personally tried and recommend DR..
Csse's fstc filling the DOTH ache Pills.
which put In the aching tooth will effect
From the Journal Of CONNIE
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERAT1ON-Dr.
Castle has replaced by ingenious of dental
mechanism the lost porion, Of the upper lower bones
sbut away IN the of Lieut. s., of the IT, S. NJ who
met with this terrible and casualty while pursuit
the Indians In Florida We have letters from Lieut. S.
conirmsoy OF this extraordinary and its
a the loss OF these important skulv replaced by
M Castle now 10 Of regret TO the Lieutenant
Ur T. inserts artificial the principle Of adht by
hsTe pressure Shieh be first introduced 70 the notice of the
PUBLIC IN 1924! Dr. A C. Castle refers To the Spanish, French
and Eag,,h A%Sasaors I Soushon the Spanish Consul
6 johnson P1eiid1n Of The Media, Society, sN Mrs.
field Dr. Beadle Dr. Boyd Dr. Bigger Dr. J. C. Cheesmsn,
DR. H. Stevens, Dr. J. Torey, Dr. Bayhes, DR.. Wn Gay
Nc Nc. NC. In
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HULL'S TKUSStS
lTlCE To RIIPTIIRED pERaAN2

NOTICE TO KUPTUKED PERSONN.
DERSONS afflicted with rtures may rely upon the best
instrumental aid the world affords, application at the
Office No. Veaey street. either OF the agents in the
principal towns the United States Be careful examine the
back rad OF ull IT they endorsed by DIR
Hull. writing None genuine, to be relied
good, without his signature.
Many have undertaken vend limitations of Hus
celebrated usyes apd thousands imposed
quence. These imitation cannot be relied upon they
made mechanics and better than the ord
nary trusses.
Rooms have been fitted No vesey street, excusiv
for ladies' having from the depart
men where female in constant attendance TO wait
female patients. nil mr
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"a TO THE LADIES.-WM * H. BEBEE, Fashiona-
Ss5e Haters, 78 Broadway under Howard's Hotel have
hand extensive assortment, Of Ladies and Misses Beaver
Hats of their which superior
any the and prices which fail those
in respectfully invited 10 call.
Also, general assortment OF Gents, Boys and Cbdrens
Fur, Cloth and fancy Velvet lmr
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PRIVATE CURE

n
ITO ALL who suffering from the effects of indu.
gence, and desire prompt and pernsnent DOCTOR
yOkDAN'S SPECIFIC COU RSES~rec gdentally offer
These packages recent nostIums merely sell
aud productive only Of dsappOntmonbu have stood the
otseyen years extensive an successful use No
ally designed for the ueam OF GonorrhG all
aud No guaranteed Of Veueea every
Eieh raekge contains every medicine and requisite slapped
"a the varied and accompanied by Doctor Jerdan
private treatise The Monitor" wherein is fall directions,
with spain description OF the symptoms
ee and of secrec dissders and much information
OF general interest.
The PRICE Of each package is three dollars including the
Monitor The Monitor laone) 50 cents; dollar
paid will ensure il free. The packages will be -~arded
order securely packed
Sold only at Drug Store 60 Prince of Mson
Anew doors east Of Nibos 0tden Private and
,ces Tor consultation t9 arion d. below drug
sarion street Is accntinuation OF Centre n26 tmsr
II The WORLD ouly knew half the d.s vene
real disease, cured by The physician the huntern Dispe
ary, DIVISION sire wi the G famed ustly Gel,
unts Red Drop there would be other
ms medicine has proved ise twelve years ago be ne ony
sure ana harmless CURE ,nt those an cted ectu
" invited TO ca and the many
eos OF cec ties Of who have By this
medicine after All else have ile Prce ST. ned in ali
.ss fers us IN Aban: Rochester aud Buao, NY Bostor
Mass aud Cha lesion Sc Of this dIcne, Obtain
genuine, by RENTING swh description OF the ln no
oth ma ner can they be OF getting the article
IloAhp-tsnies OF single gentlemen BE- accommoda
ted with board and pleasant 80 3sskmen street
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MAGNlN'S LUClNA CORDIAL, for the and speedy
v1 Of ncipen barenness impotency To-
coh@ whites get obstructed cult painful menstr
involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general Of the matter whet
the resu ofnheent produced bv regu
larity Illness accident.
The wide ceety Of this wonderful and inestimabls
cordial both hemisI sufficient
quick and positive all above affections
and complaints. Nothing be surprising than
soating the Frame Persons all weakness
lasstu before tkng it, at become robust and full OF
under luece II Immediately the
lessness ooseness of the female Frame which the only
of barenness and which, DR.. Magun dscove
considered be incurable And speedily
the pedimenr produced BY physical rosaton which FIRE
queniiy married.. Language indeed
DO Justice the OF the Lucina Cordial, which
regarded by the hcads orhe faculty in all the world
of the important medical Of Fce
81 bottle Soda Nassau and No. 90 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia. MIG lm"r
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II MEES sl3 Broadway, entrance Lispenard street,
~ second door, lately from Europe Professor OF the OF
Fencing gives instructions Fencing also the Of the
straight crooked and Turkish sword hunting knife muskcs
and bayunet, staff, aud every species Of weapons.
Gentiemen lovers Of ts mliely officers OF the
respectfully invited call witness ex
biton of his skill in tins useful and important ART
spacious double Shooting Gallery, illuminated IN tn
evening" wl also be found with superior Swss p,osshoot
xIcI In or
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M Il T MS CASH TAILOR RING
ESTABLIS INTENT.

TIC the widows of the soldiers sailors
'ry who married before LIST Of January 1874
and who prove the services OF he husbands aud the M
ga'ty of their marriage by applying No Is Mercer
street hear Of Something 10 their ad Those able
siding distance and who will address above post pa d,
will receive attention. Those wanting will do
well apply before the LIST Of January have other bus
which will call TO Washington during pre-
session of COna6ess. A. +, CHiLDS
ln,s,
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. LtatheT NOTlU
>R~,g Over Shoes, warranted water proof, and really
wufh much many Shoes that sell for s2-DAY IS
Maiden Lane (don mistake the numbeI) has of his own
manufacture fifteen different kinds Shoe.
sod Oyer Shoes and received all the first pre-
the soles o the upper the shoes will be taken
sack without gumblg and the money refunded Every cus
hf shall he satisfied value of all he buys
~. eppossdo imposition in every shape and particularly
CAUTION ouye not to purchase shoes for
any s'oe uness pasted inside. Many shoes are
ramined. HORaf,EH nav '"'e
mn m ~
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LOOK AT THIS.
~GENTLEMENS Cork sole Boots the best of

A
~GENTLEMENS Cork sole Boots, the best of
0Y quality, Sc 90
do Water Proof Boots do
do Light French Calfkn Boots, do 50 to 4 90
do Over Shoes OF all the different kinds, 75c TO -
do Dancing Pumps, 123
do Dancing Gutter, beautiful article, so
And all other kinds Of Shoes and WORKED slippers in fashions
ladies CATER boots, bnskins. Slippers ties qssd shoes pru
nea white and black aud button shoes India rubber
utfed, plain all other kinds of shoes; clogs
mocaSns aud boys boots
misses aud chrcns, OF all kinds be found in the world all
Of and warranted be The best and
cheap the che pest at 3b7 Bosdway q Franklin
aud NJ % Canal street GREGORY X CAHlLL,
dis lmsr 87 Broadway.
Bottles FRANCHISES.
49, r. A. GERDY, de Paris, has opened store 1877
aG8 Broadway. he "a pref AIRED
orders for al descriptions Though his price.
lower BY dolas than those of onabe fesh
e'tsbhm, in this is will be ospd least equal
made here ewhere He his lssts
and so nodhes them to 1T any rsrulary shaped fsot
Mt 0edy long Mr. Forf and other celsbra
ted makers enables him conduct his business
economy and thereby supply his following
reduced prices
Fine and substantial Boots. '...'...........N
Cork and double sole do
propouon,te in the other articles TO be
found at 49, Broadway.
dl5lHs TERMS CASH
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pLACK MARBL tons Iish BLACK Marble Tor seit b,
ID n2sr PERSsE. X BROOKS No el L,hertv stree,

T. \ %.
EvA FOR SALE.-Thal valuable stand known as e
E@ Long Island Hotel situated in the lslp,
I&iok county. l.. The house is built iu modern style,
and of the best materials and work manshp front OF
eighty feet ktch ncudad, high. with
and csculaedo accommodate 40 bosrde the family
and necess attendants and surrounded with all the
outbuldng fruit and ornamental shrubbery &c.
Tie location of the usTivailed commanding
full view Of the beach, the light house Fire Island the
Atlantic O can An open lane, in front of the house and
directly to the hay furnishes delightful and peasan,
within shout four niles of the mes aud affords
and nen communication with the cities OF New
York and Brooklyn
No of Long island affords facilities or fowng
bay brook fishing, the noble of buck
Deer being abundant the vicinity frequently
found on the premises.
There about hundred land, and meadow at
tched to the premises, and good proportion of strand
shore.
Tho house and buildings would be sold with
the whole OF the land best suit the purchaser
The terms will be LIBERAL and the ti,ie undsputed
For minute description Of the property inquire
JAMES ROWE, III East Broadway, OF ID. X. HALL,
sl1s Chatham street, New York. O the subscriber the
pre- mises WILLIAM HAWKINS
Dated Islip, Nov. l842 d2 IN
-, Acaa -
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PRICE ONE CENT.

later close coutaerneu-n uncertain what
VIII ae ms sentence. It's thought i, Will be death.
Much=sP sPeculaiion has been had upon the probe-
b!edestiDy TIT awaits the prisoners. Saata ma
IS now the Chief ExecutIqe. having lately made
himself absolute Dictator and 9giea power once
secure.y y grasPed, examelc, OF its voInnary sur
renter nave been exceedingly rare. Taeir@faie
Viii depend solely upon his "tfll, and knowing hi-
character there criotiz reason u t.al that ;fe
wi3lbe ordered 10 execution before theys reach
Mexico. q ia Col aiming However, iiis accea-
,ricities have at times been surprising and unac-
countaba, ard he may dispose OF them il. some
other way. our latest ligence from The api-
.aI IS that h Las ordered force Of II 000 en to
be equipped tof unothe; Invasion of Texas
F. S News has arrived il.rq that the command
under Gen, Mcleod h.s surrendered IN a rna..raI.
similar 10 Col. Cook ard v.,irii similar treatment
corroboratlng tie sus!nise that Lenis :5as saved
for aztool in this business. Iney have been some
twenty days their march toward Mexico and
arc expected here in ten or twelve more. ac
Governor, in hi. dispatches saws he has detained
prisoners TWO Commissioners, one Secretar,
and one other, uadescribed- --pro5sby Kendall
Lewis, for hi. fidelity and activity, has been se, At
liberty,to wcn.l his way Texas or to The Devi!,
alone, as he prefers Here he cannot s:av, much
less live An extraordinary courier arrived vii,
dispatches TO the Goversor# last night. The pur-
port no ore can ascertain. Conjecture say. the
prisoners have escaped The a5ov. is a.plain
simple statement OF lacts.--Nov g. 1911.
iour obedient servant
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

Mk HupsoN cS PRorEcrloS.-The CORES
pondent OF the American gives the following sketch
Of the recent defence of American Interests on the
floor of Congress by Hon. CHARLES HvDsoS cf
Massachusetts kNowins Mr.. Hudson we are
sure It's com,nendation is well deserved
The phcnomeaon Of tins deb-,c is lhc speech
which came next itom Mr. Charles Hudson, OF
Worcester Mass, the successor OF Gov Lincoln
in ,ha, district. He is plan, substantial, unPres
tending man of middle age, and has ncver before
spoken here, though he has had much previous
esisatva experience as distinguished member
of the Massachusetts Legislature. lie Is sad 10
be- OF 20 have been. preacher OF one OF the minor
denominations, but has no parade OF words. no
poish and no flourish. Hezis, IN tact, 4 iarn"r OF
li,t!e property, and belongs emPhat!caI!y 10 the
class OF rsal working men he iarlti cause could
not have found or soush champion so character.
istc. tar representing The mass ol 1t, support
ers nor one so worthy ana able. DE had avl-
denty studied the subject prooundly.-aad not
merely read, bu, tso@ght deeply. and often very
originally and IKE a practical man--notz Ike
book worm, a scsbh!sI, prqser, visionary, g
theuriser speculs;or. like the great MSS OF Con
cresSional orators on this subject. lt=wa, per-
tec.v delightful 10 see him take up Rheti, and IN
n plain, sood-natured, convincing WAY. ar the
poor nuiL.er's Pttu parndoxes TO tattels. and e5.
pose the naked denominations ot his Ant!-American
doctrine. He brough, All sudience around him
Immediately, and sustained himself well for an
hour Yesterday and being then interrupted BY The
sdjournnen,, for another hour this lncrnns
:. He resamed and flashed to-day, in the same
solid and effective style. He gave US the his;ovi-
cal testimony in favor OF tari.i,-the fact OF me
FIRST Legislature act of The frs; Congress having
been for the protection OF domestic manufactures
bv duties on lmpor,s,-the sanction Of protective
,arit bv Washington. the writer OF the Const'iu,
ton, Jefferson its Democratic eNpoundeF, and
Madison, its defenders by Monree, also. a Demo
cratic Vlrgiaia President and by the great mass e
subsequent legislation, including even the Cempro-
mise Act OF 1888. which, according 10 The unlveF-
sal confession recognized the principle OF proiec,
tion AS for wha, had been SAID o; the Old tsFl1
doctrine Of protection having been exploded, ne
kne- not wher. il had been done, unsss !; were
in Mr.. Rhc,,'s ;ree-srade doctrine of universal
phiianthrophy and peaceful non-resistance to 'ht
hostile leg Station OF foreign csuntrics-doctrine'
iha, would if consistently sarried ou, require U:
10 disband ear Army and break up our Navy
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pcina~ of.1cy~r... ...ssom-~.

The :fsilf.om Washington arrived SO 'ate ycs,ortay
r1ornng thtt CORRESPONDENT, ette. eignc tho pro.
ceedpcs Of TIE Hauc o. ,"eGacs4ay was n. .,il, cut
down and rendered erroneous 'ud eain.liicihle
riyei,corryctlya a, iotioaS
lnthe I!ousE, altho su.seetila=5t 3lr C1.,itI:G
by general consent tic Comm ;,ss yvcracsilo,i Ia
ordeliul reports, and nutnalol< ptiya,e blllsv
reported llr.ctpplNcs f,a55n IL Coal=lsi.,cr on
Claim ePar'ed4fesolItioaa a..stsl .ios ,l41=Com
mltice .oempoy 2ylerk the pfiee annual. ped
The resolution vas adoated, haying fr-t en.lno:ion
#cl Mr.. CA.EJoHSsos. bse sote OF Ysa+ 90 N,ys
81, been amended 80 as.,o rroeide tor the employ
o. the Cleryduring the Sessions OF Congress only.
Nj. Monro,. cj.O4o n=,be Committee or
Public Lands, reported bill fartser to extend the
inns 60, issuing Military Land Warrants TO officers
aid soldiers OF the Revolution. Alesouiion was
adopted authorizing TIE Committee on Public Ex-
penditures, To send for persons and papers. On
motion of Mr.. ror. Of Ny. resolution requesting
the Postmaster General To- furnish 10 the House in
formation OF the amount pad Cor the ransporta-
ton OF the Mail on the Railroads 4nd other public
roads -throu5hout the United States adopted.
The roll of Committees having bcen gone through
Mr.. FILLMORE said he was instructed by the Com
lni,tee of Ways and Means TO ask the consent OF
the House TO take up, in Committee of the Whole,
the loan Bill. He had received information from
the Secretnly of the Treasury that there was now
deficit in the Treasury OF $56a coo, if which was
not immediately provided for the Government
would be dissraccd. Mr. EAsI,l,H objected.
Mr.. SrANLy Of n. c. inquired OF Nj. CusnisG,
Chairman The Select Comnittec, on the Currency
when they might expect report On that subject
Mr.. CuslnSG SAID lie WIS unable TO give de-
finite answer; but,he House would facilitate The
business of the Committee BY referring TO them
thai pant OF tho Presidents Message!
The Tariff debate was then continued By Mr.
EASTMAN OF n. H. who went into the general sub
,iect of politics incslpating this Administration
commencing that OF Van Buren, and in reply To
Mr.. Arnold, defending the State OF Newtamp
shire. He was several ,imes called TO order bat
was permitted to proceed, the Speaker deciding
that The debate had taken ,0 WIDE ra0ge, that II
could not new be restrained.
Mr. MERIwE1HER of held the discrimination
for or aeaiast manufactures orsapy other depart
men, of industryto be in no WAY authorized by the
Constitution that iheproiits arising from the manu-
featuring business are far greater than from any
ether and lha, it needs ne projections Hercplied
to the argument. of Mr.. Hudson and Mr..lrwin,
and without concluding gave way and the House
adjourned. ARGUS.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
From G-zharu.s Magazine for Ianr=r:.
.HE= GOBLET OIL
ar 4. Y. LosGFsLLow.

q III LcS1s tLLcE
FiLLED=:. L:f-'s go5i.; 10 tn. 1ri~'.,=.
and ,aough=Fay eyes wIihsiears are dim,
see !tsz zp.rk.!ug ou5Dirs kim,
Aadlchaa; this melancholy hymn
WIN soleina voice a.d=!ow.
No purple ti5xers-na aarlands greer
Conceal the go5ie:.s sha5eor=steea,
Nor roqtdeatnr dca9 lcEl.s=e IHiPpoccet.s
Ike CLEANS Of s4nsa:ue. aast between
The .eayes OF iE!s.etge,
Tnls 1n5c,, Nron- ut with curiou, ar,
n. =! a.st:i @a:ers ,hatgFscavt,
" aen nc deep fountains %, the heat,
strong COMMISSIONS rent apart,
Are u.salag ali % waste
AID. as j; ruau:l;n5 f'asses round
|vith ieau-. Is i. w5rea,;led and crowned,
y hos seed and foliage. s40-iIu5rowred
Arr !Iits wa;erss.eePed aHzis!ro25ued,
And give bitter tas,t..
Abore The hatnbie- plants itztowers,
Ihe= ,enael, With is ye.oe. f.wers
And n ai,earlicr age =tHar ours
vas gifted 8iil the Ho-droes power.
Los; vision TO restore
It gave new strength and fearless mood,
And elaGioiors fierce and rude
Mingled iti:. tiiei. daily food
And ne wtlo battie5l and subduea
A"reath oit-nne wore.
Tsea in Life, .oaIe; freely press
1be .eaye5 tina; ciye j. bitterness.
Nor pr.ze the colored Waicrs ,e>s,
t'oyi ~ thy darkness ara distress
Ne.S -l' and strength they give.
Fori.e Who has atst learned 20 .no"
Iovs false IL spayl;licc bubbles show
How bittcr are he dvups#ot woe
With which It's bru !uay overflow.
, = !
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ROOl>-iiE

rg,gsE Court:as Rooms of c. C. MARSH. Sc Cedar
/ street cou,iuuc=fpeI frog: A. NJ 10 T. Nm or
der that merchants and other, may avail themselves OF
course OF that rG practical one I.at en-
braces complete eu;irc OF sicrcAaue ransaci,es and
mercantile calculaops and in which inc student &C
.us!y keeps set CT books IL country mouse shose
who are una ualnled With the advertiser. reputation
he desires to say that his principal work on booA keep
iuc has passed into ten editions that II receives the pre-
f cuce in The Ne>York Public Schools and other large
lrs,ititl.ns aud that he himself has the honor Of beirs
appointed teacher of book keeping 10. The Mercantile
Library Association OF this city Pro>pectuses, WIN
,srns may be had al the counting rooms as above.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
nasOE. Ossi;'s Z4lR-Ta,EsI STOVES

i PRICES REuUCED-rhe public skonld know that
this Sors ,ceeds aav ihihg got ur for aarn!nc
both III point of comfort and economy. If properly
managed 1t nce.s tobs replsnshca but II hour
and then but three stick, sufficient Over 500
Fl these Stoves have sold Bo, this this
heEr tho third season -ice there introduced They
recommended BY the eminent physicians there an
in th:, city Tie subscriber wishing relinluish thu
Cooking Stove business offers the remainder oi his stock
nj Conkinr Slaves at cost He has few
superior three cor!Nn coal Stoves Also. tyndefs o.
yrious SIZE, Also Nnnel Crates, NIL OF which will he
.old low J. HILL Isl Water st- do I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

sss 'Vas.tsT srUYA,-GAUrioNT TO THE
a Pu Bl.IC.-" The United States OF America nave
made nle .s.atl raut.accorng to law OF full aud
srcfasir right, which a.i informed stove manu-
facturer, Of New Yark=city persist in infringing Il is
for these who can believe that The Al. Tight Stove s
not 'ucv aRGzuscu 10 uauseressors II they choose
/, law o The and Ut their proper peril But II l.
for me 10 say do thatlam pledged 20 project
hc right by prosecuting ssch makers vcndere AID users
nf the aud -ii redeem that pledge TO Inc extent
or NIX. ability ISAAC ORR.
Zt;.nrro,o,,,,- l,4l =d3l -
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CUssE IN ONs. lgINU,r Foo la3 cents you
" ean procure roll of William Browns Pencil Paste
If your stove sraie covered with rust III one minae,
by the apple Of the ubove article lusre VIII be
produceI Will a-onish The one who makes use OF H.
The Paste l. without making dust and viii give
much more Iiant po!ah tlan tue British or hmercGn
L,l,re :he form powder The polish made by me
Paste is also much tnraAe. Manufactured h9 w n
BROWN ChealiSt No. Isl Wa hnetcn-s,rcet, Boston
Dealers and families supuied by + s. ID Sands Drug
ri,t. No - aud lIU Futon Rrtal!cd BY David
sands X Co. No. II East Broadway, and Ahfuh,ln b
Sands {. Co No. 313 Bri1dway d2s M
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,E,. r.E1 :n.,o..-ALrRED -

NV EAEK, Costo..-AI.rRtsD easITH
Merchant -o., No i36 Frton-st- -''G;l ias1,s t1
!f!eh5s a@e iEe P1tu2 10 cad ara -.
nt : ; 81 l9'l'. l -ls,r
-. ma, rey.eo- .5si- iirl II tle ms. sans.
Gctor=masrcr Ie--as moIer.is-tazi1 OF E-lLyrT : =
s-:. E;5F, s-r,s. ;S.- 2SySrf r. OVER>HOES
II ; -. T,l5s,.; .rs.,.ra fI 49, raa;;.cr,.s, ard
-. 1 ,.s - Maze and
s.tsi, i-SwirE = son
s2- -. =. - : r5i = ivs,s-.,.
:. =
= AZ - 2 .ess :, u 1 z I. l. -. T., :,
IL. Tee Iae t*F.'i 20 NlftIeaH il'il c'c, j H'''-
- Nsdawa, a9v-Fa-t7 lf,s.sh Hayden Tor MS sipe-
rle ';n:.icla ses : vo,. ceEee'is' taat fi4y.;e"
Pens 10 bs., and better than Ao>i o! ih"se
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
Tooth Achc-dctestsd name,

Tooth Achc--tcested name,
Mo.t Itls;!; damned 10 everlasting fame!
asrEaN vail you suffer with Tooth ache, y hen you
" can have /: cured for - cts, warranted neve. 10
ache ngalu.
Sufferers invited call aud the merits OF ny
Nerve Paste, certain aud safe remedy =Prne shi'-
ling-pcaye ed Teeth filled thn best Danne' for TO
2.Eothe. opcratIon, accordingly. DR.. Pearson sur
penn Deg Htl.t. liI CAnal .treet. 30 IIr
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
w A n I S

AZ 4 l. D-.ibe ..vsrt>ct 1as Rad twenty years
cA9-fieece IN conaesetsi 5tsirz-tso wears Of
sb!Sa were IL inc ufocEfy re lie veil AcquaIrtc!
FisiA ,-4iics o0oi the desk cos1;sr. ~cGd
- ga al >3iustoa 5sitSeE Salesman Clerk
oa iil unieF''atls ;as French i-saecc .nd weuld
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n a. no objection 10 leave toe fer any part the
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;are-ot t.flter OF Nss YORK rr.buoc. ,iS
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

.eA WAEz'Esb to exchange Tor a first latd Fans
Ai for vacant ;ois III this CITY, four lIous ard Lots
IN r located IN hls city The buildings rehrlck aud
built III the best namDcr and All and welt let The
,bOrc property All be .srhanged for frstratc Farm
Fith good buildings the aud to b. thin IS
20 miles from this city will be exchanged for good
cant lots wrii located the side Of ,hc city Ir
ab-,e Houses aud l.cs all the -rir aud ia
good ,tree, addressed To ID. h. r. tiis ufCc,
; place of interview i'll az