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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-24
GUIDE TO SOUND TEET 4.

LADIES NEED MI DESPAlk.
DR A. c. CASTLE, Dentist ?s7 Broadway, New York
- has Marmosilicon Paste for filing decayed hollow
II perfectly harmless composition aud be pnt
the tender tooth without sih
which becomes impaced solid body
original appearance and for life. The numerous estimo
glowing its efficacy The Evening Post, 22d Nav
says admirably adopted for tender and
with great aud ability
The following from the New Orleans Picayune Dee sth
efficiently speaks OF DIR. C. skill mechanical dentist
Lieut. -, who was employed IN the Florida service dur
had side of his lower and part
the upper away feared that the loss would
artificial substitute with teeth. made and fitted in and
officer has the this shattered but important
DR.. A. G. C. inserts teeth the principle of adhesion
by pressure ofecthr
effect pcmane ni cure
Dr. A. C. c. refers TO the Spanish Ambassador Spanish Con-
sui Mr.. Geaera Gaines Dr. F. Y. Johnson President Of the
Medical Society the several the YORK
DEAFNEsS-Drs. Castle and Edw ards, Aurs cy7 Broad
way attend the OF Deafness and all diseases pertaining
the Acoustic Drops. for incpcn' deafness
noises, or collect ons IN the ear JET lmsc
BEAUTIFUL TEETH AND SWEET BREATH-Au
ID can possess BY asing SHERMtNS Onis Tooth Paste
them FROM aching and decay hardening the and
the bteah. Recommended by DR.. A. C. Castle Broad
way, of best dentists Dr. Elliott the distinguished
Oculist: Prof Ward, d. NJ Ft E and the thousands who
Shcman' office is log Nassau Agents Rushton As
pnwas3 Stores Stnds 273 Broadway and II East Broad
way thurchs, 1855 Bowcry; and Codngons 27 Hudson
State street, Boston, and Ledger Buildings PHILADELPHIA
Jel7r
WILLIAM ARNOLD, NJ d.. UNSATISFACTORY
usual IN all branches Of his profession has residence, No
Warren street m29 lmsm
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D OCTOR BELL.

DOCTOR FELL devotes his personal atte nion daily
- until NJ the removal private diseases in every
All suffering pro,racted aggravated
stuy treated b. inexperienced pretended mactition
ershose laborns under the destructive effects Of
queck noum and all who suspect the remains of disease
lurking in re system, consult Dr. b. always with guar
antee Of
10 Persons contemplating marriage have been the sub
of delicate Diseases consult Dr. bell with honorable
conhdense Posr letters dsscrlis the of person
distance, hare his prompt attention. Dr. B's ueame9
Suspicion aud we'll Known be safe and
permanent
doors from Broadway. maj lmsc
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MEDICAL.
DR.. SOLOMON HEINZ

WOULD inform his patients and the public thu ks still adj
heres to his original proposon 70 receive no money
either for medicine attendance until the patient Is satisfied
with his improvement, and would inform them that he has
rsmo ed from 8 Broadway 70 No 81 Reade street opposite
the Marshall House. he socits the the
shove mentioned conditions. of al who have suffered fo
long time under disssses red BY them lncuabie
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. ID.
For the advantage OF all who attend the treatment
of De- solomon Heipe. would state that the only Doctor
Hein- who has lived had his Office in Broadway
the residing 81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician came this county about eight years
SINCE have had the pleasure of knowing him since that
time, and Of witnessing many surprising performed
OF the who member Of the medical institutions of the
City and State Of New York. - 49, ,
Sworn before me this 9th day Of
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RIcHARD REED. Com. of Deeds. jsl3 im.c
DOCTOR GLOVER

DEGS Inform those who have recently enuired II he has
ID left the practice Of his profession that he continues TO
prescribe for such his aid usual Those difficult
procted which require practical experience TO
been the particular objects of his study The
improve chemistry have ut into his hands se,e
raj important remedies which have escaped the obser
walton Of the less scrutinising physician
Dr. Gcvers primary education enables Inn 10 teep pace
deal The unuspecting stranger saod b-warc OF
the host self named Doctors aud oi whom
aspire be- authors of little books upon subjects Of winch they
are totcly ignorant.
Office No. Ann s-pivate entrance, eth door from The
Museum-ofics hours until Q o'clock PM rG lmsc
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HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS.
RABINEAu'S New Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths, az
II the loot Desbrosses street, third south Of ean
street North kverp are now open for the accompanying %
both ladies and gentlemen. Open from sunrise until ii O'Clock
a night.
n b. The water where the baths stationed has been
deepened Which renders other siustvn W ne
yIcisy OF New York On Tuesdays the Bath .xcius'ey
devoted ladies' a. Ill 4 NJ baud OF music viii be VA at
tendance every pic sninx. Price u cold bath l1 Gus
warm baths IS le2 2nisr
Oils OF g. hsnrs ON ali rars OF Fngand Ireland and
ID land in OF IS TO- els nod go - any amount for
.sleu 3 SfLlESTEkS,
Jellc 20 Wall ST, and 100 Broadway.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT

1'O Farmers Planters and Horcuturists.-The compound
Chemical Whale OIL Soap may be considered in the
sent the best preparation that ever was compounded
for the total destruction species Of nestng the
vegetable Knsdomnaggots sugs osebugs peach
apple and insects and SNAIL cabbage
and exotic flowers such the oleander cactus cus,
observation-disclosures cerania, erica all by
proper application be thoroughly extermnated Besides the
extraordinary ceapness most important item IN economy
renders accessible for all purposes scalcl0O0 peach
of land be kept free from the maraudng
insects for the triihng expense Of one dollar .
caDoaxes
may expense few dollars realize hundreds by saving
their fields from the devastaons Of the The Com
pound Chemical Whale Oil Soup be had in bulk Or IN
OF four pounds dozen which packed boz a ply 70
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGEk,
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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.


ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
From the Courier and Enquirer
INENTlSTRYlt Is not often that permit ourselves
- terus euogy OF discoveries subjects which
do not come wi'nn our province We have not sufficient
knowledge to do the first place. unless indeed the objec
be visible angabe and this the in he present instance
Mr. Levelt, Surgeon Dentist who arrived some time
from London, has brought with him metsd whiah he
has put in successful pacuce here of supplying the loss of
real teeth by artificial without the
such igatures, springs pegs ordinary pse
the operation when completed followed by any inflammation
or pain. He can best describe his method himself We will
however add that whom he has provided with
of these very necessary embellishments delighted
with them that they have permitted him refer enqrers
them who DO not apply from idle curiosity but with view
Of profttng by the conviction actual examination will
produce.
NJ. LEVETT, Dentist
900 Broadway. corner Of Warren Sc.
(Copy of a letter from Jsdge Noah 10 DR.. Levetl
. - New YoRx. May cath, 1912.
Dear SIR
both ma.' OF duty and pleasure state that the Of
artificial teeth TIE principle of atmoph which
you made for l"ly family has succeeded in
appearance comfort: and utility and has entire
satisfaction. | am dear SIR
Your obedert,
(Signed) NJ NJ NOAH.
Mr. LEVITT, Dentist. ma lmsc
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SPLENDID DISCOVERY FOX LEAKNING To
- PAINT AND DRAW FROM NATURE.-Ama,,e!urs
may see No 23l Brsdw.y number OF samples o. painting
wood velvet silk muslin &c. by process I9r wneh
the uyentor has received premium o. Two G aoa
perfect that painter mae them Irarnng
the process By this method, artist or other person may
learn very few lessons to paint enceuon
difficult TO and without seE the samples or taking
single lesson Of Mr. VICTOR ERNETTE, painter TO ths
-nrr,s nS U..cc. Ru.s, AZ lea 1msc
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MONMOUTH BANK. N. j.

NIVJAN Il ~
THE notes ,fhs Monmouth Bank, signed by J. Halfway
or I IA Tarl n cashier, redeemed per by
;.s sw.r EARL Il CO., II Wal, 1T
RIO SINGLE GENTLEMEN;-An elegant su,te Of rooms
he had together separately furnished rnhed,
and with or board in private family No e6 White
MADAME RESTELL,
FEMALE Physician Office and dence l4s Greenwich
street between Courand and Liberty streets, whore
she be consulted with the confidence, and where
also her celebrated medicines eau be Obtained All letter. must
paid and addressed box &c. ~ York city. Medicines
forwarded by mail. Boston Office No ESSEX street
rqltr
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M1SCELL ANGUS.
CROLIUS'
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
4l0 MATER STREET.

rOlt DOORS EAST OF CATHAhlNE MARKET.
Ik Subscriber having his maluiactory, and under his
1 uwn date .uperinrndenss, of the Oldest and
builders this cv and the best of materials
iertudns every description Of boats which enables MIN 70
ic oni workmanship, the mos, liberal terms. ,
BUILDER of The Sultan of Muscat's Pleasure Barge, ne
Au, q Peeksk Wa,h.nyIon Of poushLsese. nrehss Of
louisville Madame Celests ~ New Crl-sns SC. Also
The sail boats VIM Crolius, Fashion Zanon STIR, an Ed
win Forrest, Sc, Sc. &c. ----n-r --
pEARsALL's OAR EsTABListlAtNT iouas1 4
1893, AT in2 Water street. FIVE doo ao,e Iinains ia'
continues SUPPLY III, Navy, The Ayencan Russian and
spanish searnerhas supplied All the race boats and club
hosts Cor Inc l.t fnr vr,and has the largest
of oar. sweets aud souls collected IN place.
R-rbe Ranch Oar Store the North River side, is
Shut up aud removed 02 Water street, and as save all The
xpens o on" store will sell enough cheaper those who
come from he River side pay them for their trouble
Race boats club boats and souls sold so cent less
rhan la, m
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MPORFANT TO TIL r
PUBLIC.
THE SHIELDED VICTORI.
SHAWL AND DIAPER PIN,

NEW aud impcrt article Tor use the nnrsey and
Il fastening adies shawls, cosks, Sc patented in the
United states Eu for L. sal, By w. ii.
CARY CO. 06 Psarl street New York and by the paten-
Tee, II the mlnuf,cory it6 Jay street, Brooklyn.
Thread aud needle stores and dealers fancy articles,
Piled an LIBERAL terms le,96t-r
e NEWHALL, 1872 Washington street, Boston. has for
sale hy lpd Shws; co'or red and whlteong and
sgu7r-prces from ,ty6ye TO fire hundred dollars.
Also, several Embroidered Canton Grape Shawls.
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CAUTION TO INSURERS.

T'HE SnhEcrher IA new croilns his Sprng supply Of
L HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, received per late
walls from Birmingham aud She Togehcr with
he Of
ivg Vhe very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
s,enion Of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet
Se., is solicited examination of hi, stock and
,ihe is confident they will find their interest
yhim with call.
ALFRED F. LAGRAVE,
2lo Greenwich, corner Barclay, NV York.
A regular supply Of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
Coopers Glue. Also-a coIi,iSe of Mechanics
~. y q
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FHtc1h Enls s ~ Ns,,sa ;.,e.t cpJ2..,s
have the honor inform their and The rbi
general that they have added their old e.tsbshmru know
for ards Of under the of j. Bonn.I III,
great SILICON hr,t floor the house and have be-
pliytfe p,tss aud society dinners
They will the attention orders Dnu. an.
Sgppers IN any part Of the city.
Rooms and Ooss IA tho ur1st stories Of the hou..
SsY bV sod Of them ~ very moICratV rents. gel lms
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y. B. All those having Claims against the former firm
Keynod. Rtinsy will be so kind present them,
those ndrb,ed will settle with the present prop1etor
i-l SAMUEL RAlSEY.
The North-Carolinian., 1842-06-25
Wilmington Market. June 90.

Naval lStores.-Turpcntine remains frrfi at2l-
the same last report. It si!I probably come
in freely the present rise in the wafer courses
Tar is but moderately in demand at O5. Ii was
sold day or two ago or cents lower.
Lumber.-A sale Of handsome quarter boan1s at
So is the only transaction for fhe week.
Tfmher.-On Saturday last there We're sales Of
prime timber at 4. dis. The article is dull.
Bacon.-Good hams scarce and brings u TO
cents. Mixed lots bring g.. The article has
advanced fully Il cent in tee 70.
Corn.-There is none afoat to-day; bht some K
pected hourly. The advance is we'll established
anon gIho'dcrs.
holders are firm at q to dis
Sales Of r. o. hhd. slaves roueks IN The Natcf.
ats..
do &c Shingles at ST. Wilmington Chronicle.
State of North Carolina --Sampson County.
Court Of Pleas dnd Quarter Sessions-:Hay
Term 1912.
Sarah Ann and Mary c. Carroll BY their next
friend, John Vann, Executor, aud Thomas
Pearsall and wife Charlotte.
Petition to SCI slave Hetty, and divide proceeds of
said sale.
appearing L. the satisfaction Of the Court, that
Il Thomas Peafsall and wife are not inha titants
oftbs State, Ordered therefore, that publication be
made in the North Carolnian for six weeks, for said
Fearsall and wife 10 appear at the next Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the coun
~ aforesaid at the Court House in Clinton, on the
third Monday in August next, and plead answer or
to be taken pro confesso and heard expartc.
W itness-Thomas |. Faison, Clerk Of said Court.
at Office in Clinton, the third Monday IN MAY, A.
I d. 1912, and the Goth year Of American fndepcn.
dcnce.
l7d-6 THOMAS l. FAis6N
The North-Carolinian., 1842-06-25
Exploring Expedition.

The return Of the exploring expedition to
our shores, after nearly four years of toll and
peril, is a subject Of proud congratulation TO
our country. This expedition was planned
during the administration of fGeneral jackson,
and sent to sea under that of MIR Van Buren,,
with such instructions as were calculated to
produce results eminenty important 10 science
and TO the mercantile interests of the United
States. From the character of the officers
engaged in carrying out these instructions, as
we'll as from what we know of the proceedings
of the squadron, we feel every confidence that
the public expectation, high as it has been
wrought ia relation to this voyage, will not be
disappointed.
The mere enumeration of,he ports, harbors,
islands, reefs, aud shoals, examined and sur
veyed b. the squadron, is sufficient to exhibi.
the extent and value ofthe services it has ren-
dered to commerce.; and its observations have
swept from the charts the many fictitious dan
gers which have retarded the progress of ves-
sells navigating those seas. Bya proper mix
ture of 6rmness and kindness, the people in
habiting the principal groups and islands in
the Pacific ocean have been conciliated, and,
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the whIg party--and yet they are but means
to other objects, vet seen by but few in the
dim distance, but if these are achieved, as
certainly to succeed them, as God has o,dain-
ed seed time and harvest in perpetual success
sion. Do you ask me what are these objects?
10 to England and ming'e with her arstoc-
racy-eDter their princelv domains, go with
them into their paaces-look upon their ta-
Pestried walls. tread with them their regal
halls, repose with them in their luxurious
couches, and sit down with them at their
sumptuous feasts-and then, when your heart
Is lifted up till you almost fore that your Gre
ator took you originally from the dust of the
earth-go forth among her millions, and be-
come familiar with misery in every form
with sickness, with wretchedness, with hum
ger with thirst, with imprsonment--and
when you have seen millions miserable that a
few may rejoice, you will have the question
answered for you, what arc the ultimate OBJ
jec:s of the whig party! l say the whig party,
but let me not be misunderstood many and
many are the honest and patriotic men in the
whIg ranks-some mistaken, others deluded,
others borne on by various impulses, with
which reason and reflection have nothing to
do; while others YET, have a clear view Of the
tendency of things, and like the discontented
archangel in Heaven, ungratetuly and impi-
piously pursue their own schemes of ambition
regardless of the sin aud misery they will en-
tail on others. These, like the leaders in a
mob, taking advantage Of false excitements,
stimulate others to the perpetration of acts,
which seem to their then heated imaginalions,
just, wise and honorable, but which few
brief hours disclose to be wicked, foolish, dis
honorable and runous. Then follows a PEN
iience deeply afflicive to themselves, but
powerless to restore one atom of the ruin they
have wrought.
1t is my purpose, which however may ne
YER find the energy to fulfill, to take part in
the discussion Of these grave matters, in fol-
lowing numbers. In the mean time, may the
Great Author of Truth guide all who seek it
into its safe and narrow path. RIVES.
The North-Carolinian., 1842-06-25
Arrivals &. Departures of the
MAILS.
Post Office. Fayettevinc, Il. e.

The NORTHERN N MAIL arrives daily by
O'Clock in tn" morning, is closed a. s. and departs
daily at 4 O'Clock I'M the evening.
The SOUTHERN MAIL arrives daily by 5
O'Clock in the afternoon; closed at 8, and departs
daily at O'Clock in the morning.
The LUMERTON MAIL arrives at 5 O'clock
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, is closed
and departs at 2 O'Clock, Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday afternoons.
The CARTHAGE s. SALISBURY MAIL ar
rives at II o'clock Mondays and Thursdays,
is closed and departs at O'Clock ION Mondays and
Thursdays.
o'clock on Sunday, w ednesday, aid Friday morn
ings, is closed and departs at 10 o'csck, on Sun
day, Wednesday and Friday tnorninss.
s The WILMINGTON AND CHARLESTON
MAIL, ria. CLINTON and WARSAW, arrives
0n oatday, Aucsnay, "na rTi't4 stlay Of about )
a. M, anddepafts ON !SsHHhday, Tuesday and Thurs
day, at o'clock. p. M
The LAURENCEVILLE MAIL arrives by S
O'Clock ON Tuesday evening, is closed and departs
at O'Clock on "Wednesday morning.
The North-Carolinian., 1842-06-25
Valuable Real Estate
AT AUCTION

On Thursday, July 7, 1912, at the Market
House.
Lot and Dwelling House on Hay Street
the lot is about acres, the House Is two stories,
with double piazza in front, passage and rooms,
and all necessary out Buildings
Lot aud three story Brick Store on Hay st.
Joining G. McNeiIrs, the upper part finished for
a residence.
Lot and Store on Hay street, occupied by j.
Il. Murphy. -
One third interest in the Tobacco Inspection Ware
House.
Three vacant Lots in Belmont, viz:
No. 8, Joins Maj. Mclean, and fronts on Morgan
ton Road.
No. 9, near Academy Square, and Joins Mrs.
Lanes
No 2, one half of the lot opposite the above, and
corner of Brook and Myrtle streets.
The plot Of Belmont can be seen at the auction
Store Terms liberal, and at sale.
JAMES G. COOK.
JOHN Fl. COOK
WILLKINGS, Auctioneer.
! June 25, i542.-- ia ,
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ty or of pity. All, all, were sacrificed to make
room for the gaunt, famished, wolf-like expec-
tants, and the voices Of waiiiDg filled the land
Coming down to OUR own State he asserted
and called upon Col. nj: who represented
Moore in the last Legislature TO correct him
if it was not so, that 81 appointments to Office
were made by the last Legislature. and that of
them SO were filed with wings, and that
David w. Stone the only Democrat elected
to any office relation of his Excellency
Gov. Morehead He then adverted to the
charge that Mr. Henry had been federalist,
and showed that Mr. Henry was in favor Of
the last war, which was the test question be-
tween the partes-that as early as "a he was
united with Gov. M. in the support of Gen.
Jackson against Henry Clay That in '2s
they were both again battling under the same
banner against the tederalst-'That in '32
they were found side by side in the demo-
cratic ranks, contending against that party
who had Henry Clay at their head--but said
Col. r. where do you find the two candidates
for the gubernatorial chair now, Mr. Henry is
found uith the same party-Gov. NJ. is
joined TO Henry Clay; it is for you then to de-
eide, who has been guilty of political ter
giversaions- which has always been strait
forward democrat.
IassinS 10 Tue expenditures OF the edGrai
Government Col Reid proved by ,chig doca-
memis that this reforming Administration spent
more money by millions, the first nine months
it was in power than Mr. Van Buren, expended
during the whole twelve months preceding.
Upon the whole, have never listened to a
more triumphant reply than this Of Col. Reid.
regret shall not have time at present to
give you more detailed account of his reply,
on this head and other great subjects (particu-
iarly the Tariff ia which the people are beginn-
sngto feel so deepa iutercst-C Cumberland may
well feel proud Of him, and it requires little Of
my gsft OF prophecy to toresec the lofty posi-
ton he is destined at no distant day, to oc-
cupy among the ab|est defenders Of equal
sights
The North-Carolinian., 1842-06-25
F.AYETTETTTTE.

Arrived, June II Steamer Hcnre,ta. viz, Goods
for Hall & Johnson, e. w. Wil!king=, e. J. Hale,
! D. Starr, G. w. McDano'd, T. s. Lthterloh, j.
Dodd, Cook = Co., Benhow Co A. MCLAUGHLIN,
r. M. Orrell, II. Leete, j. c. & c. B. Atkins, J
Baker, and c MONTAGUE, ofthis place; and for E.
Bos'lck' NJ Wilcox, 2. Taylor. B. F.. Pnrne'l, &. B.
Whee'er, l.. Reed, Rev. Mr. Mcleod, Scott & Nc
Ado, Rev. A. Smcdes, Andrew J. Lindsay. F.
Saws, Nathan Hunt, r. Fox, B. Oats, A. A. Nc
Kacken, Rev Mr. McBryde, and Fl. A. London, Of
the interior.
Also on Monday, Steamer Cotton Plant v ith
Goods for r. W. Allison, w. c. Means, F. Friese,
Holmes Ellis, Humphreys, & Gather T. Hunt,
and others of the interior.