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House OF Representatives

Amer the disposal Of some petitions, and resolutions,
and bill. from the Senate, the House resolved itself into
COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the civil and diplomatic sp.
preparation bill and consumed the day on the clauses ma.
king appropriations for light houses, without disposing
of them. Several gentlemen took occasion TO express
themselves at great length on the light house system,
which vas represented to be more expensive than more
extensive systems in other countries. The instability
of some OF tho light houses was charged as the ccnse-
suence Of making their erection a mere job OF an impro-
per nature, and the irregularity Of their distribution,
there being one hundred and ninety zone East Of the Del
aware and Chesapeake, and but fly four South of it.
The debate on this subject, however, was limited; in
deed SON. gentlemen who desire to express their views
in relation 70 1t abstained altogether, on the entrea,ies Of
the Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways and Means TO
hasten this bill through the House, and relieve the ne.
osssnies oithe Government officers; the assurance being
aided, that the whoie subject would Come up for debate
when the committee OF which Mr.. J. c. Clarke is the
heal, made report, which is now in a state Of for " ard.
ness.
IL ishignly probable that this appropriation bill will
yet consume much of the present week. There are two
great branches " subjects to be disposeI Of. viz. the or.
propriations for the dIplomstie corps, and the PSF OG'.e
Department, each OF which will afford mnch ,rs,t,r for
dic ussion. And when the bill is taken on, cl conmi.
tee, many amendments rejected b. the commit ee, viii
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PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence nfthe Herald

lCorespondence Of the Hersld.l
PHILADELPHIA, April IL, 1912.
C r stands for toddy-it does in the Itetotal Sc
SOciety"-Burton's Song.
There has been a grand turn out here to-day, Of the
several Temperance Societies Of the city, and districts,
and villages contiguous, in the States Of Delaware and
New Jersey such a turn out as ! have never seen
eaualled. except on two occasions, viz:-the centennial
anniversary Of the birth Of Washington, and .entiee Of
| General Jackson into the city, previous to his re-elec-
| ton. The procession, from first TO last, is supposed to
have numbered at least ten thousand persons, and the
concourse that met in the State House Yard, at the ter
mination ofthe march, numbered somewhere near,wen'
ty thousand young and old, male and female, but none
otherwise and sober.
The occasion of the procession was to celebrate the
anniversary of the Jefferson Temperance Society ofRe-
formed Drunkards. The banners, badges, and other pa
raphernalis called into requisition, to give eclat to the
naraie. were of the most asteful, beautiful and imposing
character. There were ffty-six societies out, some Of
them numbering as m9ny as four hundred members on
| parade. The gathering was a ssutisn to drunkaras, but
two of whom made their appearance in the street. TEN.
perate drinkers were elso no little alarmed, and almost
all Of them kept dark, until the crowd had dispersed.
| One hundred and thirty -four grog shops closed their
doors, and bowed their windows, while the, procession
was passing; the only animate thing seen about any OF
| them W as a carbupckled, scarlet cOlored nose in three,
which shone through the cracks between the shutters
Four fashionable lunch houses hung grapes on their
announced their determination to substitute tea and cot
fee for tojdy. Hurra for teetotalism, and success to the
ragged rascals, resolved religiously to renounce rum.
Nj. Forrest and Miss Clifton make their appearance
last night, at the Chestnut, to a very fair house, though
not a crowded one, Forrest never play ed 7" Claude
better, and Clifton did Pauline as well as any one WHIT
does as much Of a part OF the same time can do il. M
LADY, in this country enters as largely into a theatrical
performance as MissC c. Charles was abominable, ant
the two old Jones' txecrable.
The business in stocks was light, though ut better
prices than yesterday. There is an evident improve
ment in the money market.
James Grogan was this morning convicted of a vic
lent assault and bait ry, with intent to kill, on Cap
Fetch of the Schooner Daniel Webster, some ten month
| since, when in Delaware Bay.
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CuuND AND WHITE TEETH-TAe best article in use
rHlS sf s''eooaRsissffss RT rss5TAFP A AZ ia' II improves ss the as' Color
Of the lips and gums. and imparts a grateful swsetness to the
brealh-Price SO cents.
BEAUTY OF CONFERENCE.-The best cosmetic for
removing tau. freekles sanbuIn and healing pimples and erup
tons of The skin, is The Iabletse of Pearl and Alzbaster.
Try il, ladies': and be convince l-Pncs IS cents. Sold only
at Guion's, 1877 Bowery, corner Of Grand, ls and 27s
Broadwav. ia Canal st. mk25 I'M
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-lHE fhKsiAN
l so Apis always ehcacious in renov ng frechlfs. dark
spots. redness. aud eruptions o. the skin. This Soap imparu
10 the skin a sot and ceiicafe texture resemble & the biending
of 4 ? l,y with the ro,e. Price so cepIs
'PIMPLEs on. The FAYE, BLOTCHEs, Gs:.sir At
or bls,ehes from he face and skin, Of the meat irve crate ra
ture, or ione s. anding. Price SO cents. Sold by T.. SUlON,
iq7 Bow.ry corner " Grand st; lSs Broadway. and II East
Broad way 10
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baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald
BALTIMORE April II, 1872.
NJ r. Iu...k nfS:.J O..
RopFRIcK
Nura( General {

Narai General Court Martial, &c.
Mr.. BENNErT-
The trial OF Captain Levy mentioned in my last, was
concluded yesterday morning, by the reading Of his de.
fence by NJ. NJ. Noah, OF New York, an old acquaintance
Of yours.
The document is an able one, and is, ! suppose, the
production of William schley, Esq, counsel for the &C.
cused. Msjor Noah read it well, and cut quite a con.
spicuous figure in the court room.
menced this or to- morrow morning. It will be a tedious
one and it is supposed will occupy the attention of the
court some ten or twelve days.
There is a great deal Of talk, respecting q difficulty in
which Commodore Ballard has gotten himself-but for
The present l refrain from say ing anything upon the sub.
j sct, for am too little acquainted with the facts to state
all that l have hesrd. as true-though no doubt exists Of
its being SO in the general tenor Of affairs.
More again soon. PREscoTT.
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PUBLIsHED DAILY sy
IAMEe GDRpOr 8EWMBvvs
~ - a MN QTgEIYs

MoRrTys EIsALp-Issued every morning-pxfce ~
serfs per copy. Country subscribers furnished Of me
same rate, Tor any specific period, en- q remittance -
aivanco. No paper sent. unless paid In advance.
WsrxLy hnP ALp-Inued every saturday mcrninG,s
lao eclock-prpce sir .nas per copy furnisheite cexs .
10 subscribers at 90 per mum in edv snce
Consrsroxprrrs are requested TO address tnen IsAtsr
V JANrs Goppo- Brrrrrr, Prorus'.r and EDITOR; - ~
srdses - business must b pon.t
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MAIL RoBBERY The Erie Chronicle of the 9Th
instant says, the bag containing the great western
mail was found cut open and rfed of its contents,
upon its arrival at that place on the 4th. The rob-
berry must have been committed somewhere be.
tween Erie and Ashtabula.
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WARD'S

VEGETABLE HAIR UlL.-Th, Vegftabi Hair Oil pos
' s%ess,sthe peculiar property go long sought fer 10 other
oils, hat sought IN van, OF reproducing a new growth Of hair
on heads totally bald. Sogrea, are lis nourishing properties
which II rc,dily Imports to the roots OF IN. hair, that II re-
quires but q snort time to produce a new growth, and few ap
piieations to eh,ek III. ialirg Of The hair. which so often oe-
cure, especially after sickness.
1t prevents the hair IRON turning gray, and when tesErns TO
fu-p may be easily checked and restored 10 is patnsal ceeuv
by slIlyIng the oil. The oil gives an agreeable frsgrsnse so
3 Tri erabie to any other for perfumips, curling ana s'ss"~I
tn hair. ~ =.
Numbers Of certificates can be seen where IL 10 for .ais; al
ISL BE very and So B@ clay ct. III
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PORTUGUESE
y e NJ A L Z Pill L 8,

INVENTED AND YREr.sEp NJ ---z.,.
81. DE B0UpELOQUE, ". D., LISBON. F0kTu0A v
THE scientific combination Of ingredients Of wheh t1sse
L pills are composed, hav made them the wonler and adIs-
ration oil the world. Thu, are known all. over Enr?ps toS
the only preparation ever discovered that has proved nvaxa-
bly, certain in producing the mouthIy Arns. Thtfr eeSssinV y
in all c sscs .beiag such that tney must, not be used during PxI
nsncy Tor though mild sac. AID healthy they are cernh ~
pr. due miscarriage IL used during that p-roo. $1,000.
The directions are translated into fvrish. ana II suveiopes
round with lie seal OF the importer, stamped: Each box coy
tains the signature Of NJ. de gouJele9ne, snd The EnHiish "a
rectisLs Nave the signature of Dr.F' MESN ~ho' sstnonD~
ac emit for the continent Of Amertcs, "a.
TThev al be transmitted by mail. 10 suJ part OF the unieSN
s,a.".s 4 stt,,rs directed te DR.. r. Nelyssn, bsI ~, ny,
viii meet with Immediate attention Sold. BY spgcintmsn4 T.
100 Cherry, near CaunarIne strtst- rsfes % nsu so1ss
Nc half boxes sent BY man.
- ntn<dGW
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MARCH OF

GREAT stridss have been made throuehout the world in
VI Steam and almost every branch OF agriculture and in the
general scieuces-then rhy not the same in the healing art IL
cannot be the Medical Faculty 'e too narrow minded, Ter
even hey recommend Rings Vegetable Cough Candy ia all AZ
fections of the lungs, and when they express themselves. say
they sec no reason why such a pleasant, pure, and pai.tsole ar
ticle, should not &C ipse the many numerous prepar atoms mst
have been used for ye'rs, merely ecsuse Oelcu,. Cicero, We
Medicis. and other writers, speak Of such and such med'esnes
No, no, Rings Candy is a moocrn inv ention. and 5000 re ieves;
checks and cure., ard cannot be preyent.% from ITS onr%d
and sold by {. II RING, 50 Fulton street, corner OF Cnm, ane
/ sold bv most druy Vists. MS
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$500 PREMIUM.

SpCVU M VII VI
.rur INDExTRJCTJBLE INN, which n. N. BART.
l LETT exhibited At the Fair OF the American iesti,uts,
Nav York isli. with an offer Of $500 TO any one who shon'd
extrsct IL from pape.. ind which retei ed me rela medsu q we
saii n = b sS = n"i 4 eDsravs,s,. Is Merchants Exchange;
ordsrs from any par, II the Union post pad 'hroush me
| Writing made with hisiik will remain unsnaneea a. ions
/ "a n a. r y IN 81 dure, and 10 exceedingly valuable bsve, all H.
| asli,,'e inks now i, Use, OF which we have sny knowledge.
Jim Torrty. " D.. Prof ssJr OF Clymisiry, &c,
in he College Of Ph, si,isas and SuHeops Z, n Y,
JAMS X Chrtop, VI u, Piaetie,l CHI inst.
Jyhn a. WarJcr, NJ d., Professor Of Chymishy
J aim and Minerslor-, c Dcinpsti College, Ohio.
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GREAT FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.

EATRnC from the New Orleans Picayune.-We saw enc
- q WlLDEtS SAFES yesterday Ia
zen i.rin NE Ia,ns Of The store occupied by J. W. stanton \
20 m BOOKS nj p9pers IT contained we re in az p~ rfrct a
ststeo OF preservation ss they would have rtsn had there cot
been me- wilma ten squares OF hem. The ordeal thr- ugh
whicn they Mad passed was not slight one. The oil arr can
q e /, IN ,se s,or. ct s.an'2a CO u adj about a. comfortable a
The above safe Vas sold by the subscr,ber 10 Thomas P
stanton, merchant, NO. ist Front ct, for ms house in New
orleans: ard has proytdo Of immense value 10 The oxners
A .gcnerai ass, meht, at prices ranging fsom $50 to S3ec, on
hand, aad for sale nv
sILAs C. HERRING, No lse Water. AZ.
The only authorised agent for the ssle Of Wildsr's Ps,en'
S.iaman ser Safes. 400
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STRIKERS BAY ON THE BLOOMINGDA


THE sub erib.r having lease, the above establishmsnt, re;
open for the summer, on Saturday next, Apriii.t. -,
Io those persons who have once visited this romantic aud
Beautiful place II is needits SIS TO speak IN its praise, and those
who have never seen IL may b. convinced by a spgie visit that
M naturally beautiful and picture que scenery VI Is unsurpass
ed by sy SPOT on the isi,nd OF Manhatt,n m.
Striker Bay lssix miles from the City Hall, on the Bloom
ipgdale Road. The house rs situate on the ma, GIN OF the Hud
son river. along the banks Of which the garden and pleas re
through a beautiful grove of iocust trees.
During he past winter many improvements have been made
on the pferni.es-the read leading 10 the house has been wild, u
ed and graded. re Their experse nor lsbor having been .parcd IN
order to r, nder this a desery eily iavorite summer resort
The stock Of wines and liquors h, been selected (Nithout
regard 10 cost) by sn experienced and competent ju ge TIE
ice creams, the conf, ctionAry. and all other re'eshmcnts will
be of he very frat quality. and the chsraes al moderate as
those OF any other respectable establishment.
The gardeu aud orchards are well supplied with flowers and
fruits OF every description. so that vi.itors wishing TO obtain
~b.uqqe,s. or baskets OF fruit, in their several seasons, can be
supplied.
rDr the accommodation Of those n rsons who for health or
pleasure ride early, breakfast will be provided from s tlis 10
the mcrning. a.,
The comfor, and &C nvenisn lea Of ladies visiting this house vii
be csre, iaily studied, and ciynity and attention may Away
b. ~ led on.
can slieht at the gate. w. CORBYN.
mQTIm
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CANDIES.

Au lINfxA 81 OkN
DR. FILE ING'S WORM is undemably the
- most PERFECTLY adapted to the total extermisation OF
Worms in old and young, Of any thing Of The kind ever pre-
pared, Children Ike II, and it Is warrant. 4 Vegetable and per-
iectly safe III is effeets. -
HIS CANDY, prepared from his celebrated
Quaker Balm, is said to do wonders in Al ooweI complaints.
mos, soothing and salutary. Y is pl. asant, safe and eert,iu..
medical compounds For cleansing and lnvigorati.g the
stomach and bowels. removing INSTRUCTED hu noIs, FOR COS tive
ne.s, bilious sabits, cold, fever ,jauucice, headache, and indeed
in all cases where hyslc is needed, this candy is not!urpsssed
""hesites, il is az pleasan' o take as pr fpermibt candy.
His DiNNER CANDY. tr costiveness, ind'ge,tios, dis
tress after eating, he .rlbufn, &c Sc, is recommended a. spe
OF the best s~tomachics aud tones now in use. And then it Is
. ohandy and safe.
ea InVE PTSfs AeAAIM oF LIVE. for all affections of the
lungs aud w~ipdpipe, dysp psia, &c. &c. is an unequailed re NEEDY
read the folio wing:-
MR COVERT
BALM of Life ia removing thu pains about the chest, occasioned
bv dy spepsia and especially in Strengthening my voice. l
c,nnotsa that my ne alth il yet fully restored, but am great
~ improving. IhEOOOhL IA r.,
N. York, Feb. IA, 1877. lS Nassau street.
Seld wholesale an retail bv J.COVERT.
1871 Nassau street.
A.. by G Stewart. IL Fulton st ,Brooklvp. ma im+
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MIRACULOUS
CURE OF

At EWARK, December 81 ls4l.-Dr. Ring-Dea ST:-You
IN will please to excuse my not ans werng you IN relation to
the certificate, giving an account of my almost miraculous re-
that il appeared more ike a dream than realty, not only TO
myself but TO my friends can a.sur. y.u yos have te pray,
ever ind and dear, anu a family who loos to him Tor support,
spe ,ka BILE IN, rcy IN sparirg me at this time Anything that Is
ia my power. TO do, whieh Wi, be Of bene6t to You, such rs
nigh, publisnio the world, asit Is witn'S Ssd BY my friends,
10 pay tenioid the price you cha, gid, ! would willingly DO III;
but / have been SICK so leng that my pecuniary mcans have
our doctor called he Ioii ,mma DRY rheumatism, ~ witch |
was lrN a complete cripple, having lost the use OF my limbs,
which fell away most i~rightfliy, osahnng one from all work
and had il not been for q few hundred dollars bad saved when
Ia work | aud my family would have been in the workhouse.
So you. and hope the public, will see how much owe you
for once more being able to earn my DAILY bread snd !hat oy
three bottles Of your Elixir, " hich you sent me { hve dol
lars; and. consideriug it truly the E.ixr Of Life, !" am. with
the greatest respect and gratitude, J or humber servant
BEN 6. JACOBUS.
witnesses-Harna nah Jaeohus, William !. Dean.
Prepared and sold by e.. II. KING, 50 fuiton street corner
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DR.. ALIENS

" Colds, Consumption and Liver Compliant Con ump,ion
is disease often s.cre,Iy iurkiag in ths system for years be-
stage IT can be cured az ea.ctually and as c. rtainly as any
other disease. Let not per ons delay the use OF medicine UNI
mi their ungs are ssnsibly affected. but ia due season resort I.
Dr. Alcu's BaIsam Of Liyerwort-this medicine has proved
even the 'CoDqueror Of PLY sicians," fer which all mankind
will have abundant cause TO bless the hand Of Providence
More than leo Ply slcians in this city now use this medicine
LIVER COMPLAINT ~CURED.-Dr. AlIen-Dear Sir
have used rom Balsam Of Horshovnd Liverw ot and Pleu
riy Ro {, I in my practice for some months past, and from the
wonderful I'll, CT il has had. | am fully sstis6ed that il pos
s.sses yery superior virtues IL The cure Of Liver Comp Amt
anu q onsumptloR. I do strongly recon- a.pd It to the public
and the Faculty. Hesp~ctfully.
I'D. RICHARDSON, Nd.
WHO0Pli,G COUGH-This Else ase is prevailing very
extensively, and 10 swe, ping q manv little ones. with very
few davs illness. farents should remember that DR.. Al.
lens Balsam Of Livtrwors is the only intallible remedy, and
has say.d thousands Of lives daring sevsnyesn.
Sold by w. A. Tay Tor, VIII lesals agent, SO Barclay OF /;
En- Guion, 1877 Bowery corner Of Grand street d.. Hart,
corner Of Broadway aud Chamber street J. q. Fay, at
Minors Drug Store, corner Of Broadway and John street.
mis- lmf
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HATS! HATS!
CARL KING.

CAKI KlNO.
The we'll nown and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
Hat manufacturer (, her m jesty he
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
respectfully bess leave to announce to The Ladies that ne
Z AIDES straw and Silk Hats. The Straw Hats are manufac-
tured 10 a NEST fascinating and becoming shape, called
THE E'LsLER~
with Gipsey. sides and a Swiss Flare around The IIont; The
the Alberi straw in partit nlar rs patrOuissd by
QUEEN
The ALI departmenti is conducted by the most ingenious and
TASTY millners not to be equalled. The silks are oil the ne|-
cat style. fresh imported. Trimming and Flowers TO CORES.
nond. Those who wish to convinc. themselves may call at
Eo. SO Canal lear Broadway, and u DIVISION streets.
N B.-His Pa is Ribbons and French Flowers, are Of the
latest style, aud An be purchased al either Of his establish
mcnts, al wholesale and retail on reasonable termt. az lm'
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SUCCESS TIC
ALL,

III
THE " American Magic MIXTURE has been hailed a. one OF
i the greatest discoveries OF the present age, and as long a.
medical science exists, will be considered he most invsluahie
discovery for diseases Of the urinary passagss.ss well "a The
I;dnevs and bladder. Its effects are absolutely efeotual IN per
snSmins = radical cure in a short time, while the ordinary RENE
d,es take even months! One dose cannot fail to enlist, the hest
that have put their faith ia il, not one has been d,aagPo,nted
he pae of su. picion. The I" Magic MIXTURE has long stood un-
riysIjed, and has witt stood the glittering imagery 30 Pompously
and 40 ubiauitously displayed by a host OF nnpriucipled imita-
ting ouacks, whoa only aim has been to dupe and deceive the
EnI,a street cor ChH. m2l I'M
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A PRfL FOOL-th who buy the Common trash of, red Ia
~ them inst al Of buy ing the genuine shsrman's Lor.nges.
wi MT oniy be fooled ou' OF their money, but most likely
ont Of their health. There is nothing liKe sherm aus Loren
ges forsc ugh. COLI, headache, or palpi. alton Of III. hert as
.,u as worms IN Children. The DoctoIs Office " al les Mas
sau street, New York; 8 Sta e street Boston: . Ledger
5n,ldings. fnilsielphis: Frank TAYLOR. Wash,uet n. 81
EXCHANGE ON LONDON-B Us Of exchange stso. 30
II 1917 days, or Al sight on VI ssrs. Prcscott G. ore, Ames y
&c. Bankers. Loedon. foe sale 1T al tunes by
RlClIS BROTHERS L co ss Fulton ST..
a NeI, door o the Fulton Bank.
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WHO WAN rs A BEAUTIFUL Cl EAR
cnMpI ENJON

| HIS ia not addressed to ladies only, but gentlemen too. To
NJ. brief Won are assured that frecx c. plmples, bIotches. sun
burn, tan, ~morphev or any disfgursiea Of the skin. are re-
movrd bv he | ALLAN ehemicai soap; dark, thick, sunburnt or
yellow akin, change to a healthy elear bne after using this.
The public are particularly requested TO lofty that is no puff
Cd nosfrum, but IKE invention OF VI. VesIrIni, an Italian physi-
ean. The New York Herald of March a., 1882, sYs-"An
Italian has lately foi med aso 80 OF the wild herbs Of bis coun-
try that will CHI -nge the color OF thick, dark, yellow or sun
burnt skin TO a healthy clearness; cure eruptions of skin. such
AZ salt rheum, scurvy, &c. We are told by two per sons who
have used this, that 4 is excellent, aud we advise all TO try,it
This is sold by T.JONES, at tie sign OF the An erican Ia
se. s2-mind the right number, or you'll b. cheated-s2 Chat
ham street. Price SO cents a cake. 1873 Fulton 81, Brooklyn. 10
All agent. maolmr
rU PAPEK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES suoscnosrp nv
l notice that Messrs Howe Il Soddsri, or Worcester, MSeT
s.vs appointed them their agents, aud are prepared to fur-ish %
suor, notice, upon the most reasonable teras. FosrdrInssr an4
Cyleader Machines, with FIRE or steam dryers, and rZipg no
chimes to sze paper IN the web as it leaves the dryers. AOs
every kind II Machinery appertsining to the uauufsctuTs Of -:
per, which in point Of workmanship and hnish 70 not sUyrosao
b. any other establishment in iris country. A large nunsss ane
slow in operation IN pany Of the best roI.ls 20 WON rsfsysnse
viii be given FOR all particulars.
PSRssE 4 BROOKS. Paper Wa.boss..
laSdAv NLibastys treA
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AN IIPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
LADIES

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOK THE
n LADIES.
DR. A. G; CASTLE, 0enti.t, 2s7 Broadway, New York.
has a Paste for ii ling decay 60 teeth, which, while il il perfect
~ harmless in its composition, can be pm. into the most tender
tooth. with which ii b becomes compacttd mo owe solid BODY,
m ,intcining is original appe arance and uses without any pain
whatsoever. t. most painful tooth can be thus preser,d
The numerous test nonisls from laeies in the first society
sreek sufficiently as TO It's eGicacy. d. &C. inserts artif
oai Teeth without ligs urcs on the principle IF atmospheric
pressure, guaranteed 10 ~withstond the effects Of ablious acid
stomach. and rec from fpted oders,
Toothsche PILLS, ons of which put in the tooth will effect a
"a lea cure. Dr.A. G. e.. refera AZ to his professional skill TO
DR.. Z. u. Johnson, President Of he Medical Society, lie Che
s~ieuxhtoo, Spanish Consul. R,v. Mr. Lyell, Rev. Mr.. Kissam,
the Professors Of the Uniyerty Of the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons of New York.
DEAFNEss-prs Castle 4 Edwards, Aurist, attend to
every dis. ase incidental tothc human ear. Acoustic Drops
Sure cure for de lsasss. pains, noises, or hard wax IN the ear.
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