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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

ON THE PRINCIPAL OF
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
From the Courier and Enquirer
DENTISTKY-lt is often that permit ourselves to
- speak of euoey of discoveries subjects which
do not within province. We have NOT sufficient
knowledge do it. in the first place. unless indeed the obcc
be visible angabc and this the in the present instance
Mr. Leveit Surgeon Dentist who arrived some time since
from London, has brought with him method which he
has put pacuce here, of supplying the loss Of
real teeth by artificial without the pse of accessories
such as gstures springs or pegs now IN ordinary nse nor is
pain. He best describe his method himself We will
however add that patients whom he has provided with
Of these embellishments delighted
with that they have permitted him to refer enqus
them who do apply from idle curiosity, but with view
of profttng by the conviction actual examination will
produce
M. LEVETT, Dentist,
260 Broadway. corner Of Warren st.
[Copy Of letter from Judge Noah 10 DR. Levett.1
New YoRx, May 2ith, 1872
Dear Sir
both matter duty and pleasure that the Of
artificial teeth the principle of atmosph rc which
made for lady my family has succeeded in every
spect; appearance comfort and utility and has entire
satisfaction. am dear sir,
Your obedient,
(signed) NJ Nj. NOAH
Mr.. LEVITT, Dentist. m29 m~c
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open until 10 O'CLOCK z. Nj.
PRIVATE CURE.

THE MONITOR-This is the title given treatise show
ing the nature symptoms consequences and treatment Of
the diseases called private their best modes Of treatment
stages with useful hints important advice and all necessary
directions enable the patton. effect private prompt and
Monitor with the fullest confidence, containing does the
successful treatment Nor does he deem il necessary say
more than ts that the Monitor has reached the seventh sd
y Sold for the proprietor, only Apohecares Hall! 60
Snee o. also may be had Dr. Jcnans
tha discharges and Gsise No g for TIA OF
vcnerea diseases all These packages comprise
every medicine wash and requisite needed for
1 mus. use Win sed no e no loss
= co Prince street, of Marion, blocks OF
o the drug lm<
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A COMMUNICATTON

CANNOT refrain from mentioning the public that am
actually astonished and surprised the injury in this city
by taking the spurious p, drops and mixtures ndiscrmnate
cret disease These facts have asceraired my entire
faction from the hundreds Of patients which have cured who
suffering from the effects of medicines ia
ken Thus ono man will say he can cure himself well
mixture for dollar which will him, without know ing
the tims WHISTLER i be put up by doctor and third
viii say that he would give box of pills. bought
such No for 50 cents for all the Physicians advice in the city
and thus the constitutions of hundreds of young ruined
who would have comprised the greater part the bone and
new Of our country lwoui you genemen that
Things may for the time beng check disease and if
wish m after life probably after you are married and have for
gotten those days. To have chronic
spne ,remor all over dull nervous occa-
slons Deafness loss Of sight and scroulou Children then so
on, II not should PHysc1 visit him every
three or four days until you are well and probably he
ynnT az arh YOU ssmc'ae should You select me as
ner of Stone. Open from A. NJ. to8 2. NJ.
I'M I n
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MEDICAL AID.

MO- PECK SLIP-Doctor Carpenter usual devocs his
~ entire personal attention the relief the afflicted and
fortunate the eectua and speedy Of all his
cid established and well known Peck slip Dspensay No.
Peck slip Pearl DE- Carpenter bes leave app
those whom he is unknown that he is regularly educated
physician and surgeon, graduate Of Union college, and
lceae of the New YorN State Medical Society, OBJ
tanned his diploma in this city 1879 But what is
important the patient know tie fact that he speedily and
eecuav his patients thousands might and many will
testify His offices and entrances enently adapted
the comfort and privacy of PATIENTS who
observation, and his charges will be found reasonable
DIR. CARPENTER.
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MARSHALL, HOUSE

BROADWAY, NEW YoRK..-The subscriber ,.
Gently from the National Hotel, Troy, will reopen Tie
Marshall House the 30h hotel and boarding
house is undergoing thorough I-pair and will be
complete order, and furnished in handsome style. The locates
central, being the side of Broadway, No 289
Of Reade street. short distance from the Park and Po.
Office, and but few minutes walk from Wall and
business part Of the city, The commodious
pleasant and il the OF the host accommodate
travelling community and boarders, that shall he
satisfactory for the charged Having long experience
catering for the pnblic tase he all that favor
him with e patronage that his besr exerions will be made
pease ard from the suaiion is desirable location for
Boarding. and cannot but offer man, inducements
visiting the city make the Marshall House their homs The
bar viii be furnished with choice liquors. and the arder with
servants and every regard for the comfort Of his guests the
myla amsc f. s. MONROE.
EORT LEE PAVILLiON.-This beautiful aud summer
residence open and readiness the reception of
visitors the house being fitted for boae and
private parties. STEPIlEN ANNETT the proprietor of the
establishment returns his thanks 10 his friends and the pnbc
for their bestowed him for the last and he
aers himself that by his usual and attendance MS bu
please those who honor him either boares
sc. Relishes and refreshments hand all Private
parties be accommodated with dinner the sors notice
Target excursions and military companies b5Gnished
with dinners and wine short notice.
The public may depend the boat running according her
adve rtiseIaent.
Refer the advertisement the Sun paper for the trips the
boat during the month of May. The steamboat Boston
will make four trips pei day during the months Of June July
and August. ml8 lm&r
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REM0V a T,

CRISTADORO, (laie Of 2ls Broadway under the Amer.
c;J 81" ,h LIES ss 10 10 n;n ~, o NJ pa9ns ano
in Broadway, the main where he will be
happy wait them in his well know first 4yle j. C.
likewise takes this opportunity, of thanking his friends for the
singular patronage he has met with during period of
temon to business that and in his and elegant
his customer shall find it is not diminished.
Back room room open
J. CRISTADORO, Cien,lemens Wig
Maker and Dresser, Asor House.
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IT TKEVONI KOW, BOSTON.
DLEASANTLY and centrally sitl,tod fremont Row
L mo Az capable of accommodating 80 persons is well
supplied with private parlos and large and airy ch,mhsrshs
The subscribers have lived foo several New York city,
lat the Aston and Howards the table will always
be well supplied with best market Affords cellar IA
well stocked with choice Wines and Liquors; 60
Refer to c. Stetsol. Aston House D. D. Howard How
ards House. m
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MISS COW AN

RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies of New York and its
~ vicinity that she continues giving lessons the Piano
Forte Harp Guitar and in singing Miss c. will be happy
receive her pupils No Sc White if preferred will
attend the respective houses Of those ladies who honor
her with their patronage.
Earrs and Piano Fortes for sale and hire.
Also very splendid Piano Forte, of superior quality and
touef real. MIL uoAr
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MEDICAL.
DR MORRISON

NORTH RIVER DIsrE vSARY 2oah Futonstreet, near
Geenwich- Dr. Nor member Of the Royal College
q fhysiclans and Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon IN
hs british Navy coanves be consulted daily on diseases OF
decate nature and fhvse distressing symptoms consequent
o9lNudcoes treatment aud the mrudent OF cuack med
MI M has haa an experience Of " years IN treating de-
ae use ases IN all and complicated forms, and
uses u.s., mild safe and substitute for mercury ersdies
ing ms Nenees VIRUS with Certainty without subectng the
patient 70 any rsk or restricting him his usual diet
SUITS wiie ms medicines agreeable in and smell
accompanied w,th much irritation and dull pain the
OF and leading ultimately
airy hsu'as pr. M treats structures scientific manner ga
duay promoting absorption Of the thickered membrane with
out pain. -
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY thousands of Young
eret destructive habit and whose further injured
late only induce depression Dr. treats such on
purely pathological principles, and fails establishing
Letters post paid and containing suitable e will the
by his giving history of his detail The strcesi no
and confidence observed. 201s Fulton mia e.
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SURGICAL AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS

MANUFACTURED BY WIN. X; GOULDING, Sc Gold
A'l street-A general of the above Instruments
kept hand aud mde Order of the approved patterns
The medical professors rail- and dealers invited
call and examine before purchasing else where.
Syrnges stomach and cuppg prmps spnts and fracture
acknowledgements clup distortions
hand and made order
Cutlery and Surgical Instruments repaired in the best
bic and reasonable
Refeences-Vaenne Mott, NJ d.. Granville Sharp. Pat
aoh 2,nst,
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COLLECTIONS all pa Of the United States made on
g. J. SYLVESTER,
% Wall Il. and 1870 Broadway.
CROTON WATER.

EWBANK'S LEADEN PIPES. LINED WITH TIM
Ia ofrhe deeenogs effect. fdnkur
Of these pipes the Crotsn through the DWELL
ings of the citizens has been strongly by pro-
College Of Physicians and Surgeons c by the Mayor Of the
City aud Eng the
the Supenntentcn of the Pipe Department Commissioner
for furnishing the houses; BY Professor Siman DR..
To those who are having pipes: punp- baths, &c. fusd
Of receiving the Coton the friends the
temperance cause and the citizens large pipes are par
cusrly commended we'll for their superior strength
rabty well ir their quality Of transmitting the first
S If. free from the mos. n;doas ofpoisonoys sola
slightly nom those charged by pumb,s Cor Like
Improvement in The they have had contend both
agnr their Interests affected BY them An who desire nor
NATION respecting them invited send for cirspars and
give their orders TllOS. FWBANK.
i>,0 cod 1mf 90 on
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REPRESENTATIONS.

VTENTILATING-REFR Observation-Disclosures &
SMITH, Venlaory Reger aors, the only article
manufactured which be kept long without acquiring e.
huyia which will communicate thing placed
to faint j, aud make il unfit for But the above article
confidently offered the Public thoroughly tested and
proved 10 be entirely free from the objections usually found
those of the old construction Their venlsng purifying, and
cooling properties combined make desira-
BILE article for family weather. They can be had at
the agency, 1872 Broadway ml3 lm~r
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THE MAGTC MTXTURE


analogous affections Of the urinary organs like the
result twelve years practice has never failed to cure in
Sold At c. IL Rings So Fulton street, corner of Cliff; Dewar
corner Church and Chamber and at drug 4s Broadway
way Market and lsis Fulton street Brooklyn Price ST.
MIDWIFERY.-Mr: RU ssELL licensed by the Faculty
ice ndwtIy md e ssi &c dsss:s. # and chi
s hi ns % sa K fSp ni at s SY
S F5ss. s q nd New ai
E: s ,iss.
isssaN 81 A'GGTioSF1Ay y Dr. Charles os00d ess
This article has for several been in high ree in those
districts Of country: where the aboye named form. disease
ow "a e. s,,, warehouse Of the w0ssc s s
;en M ~ %
Bss Sc a. BSSsdwsy L. a K,epsr 81 BIessksi
H;ookyn Josa Rses' BoOllyn' and S. D. BOVINE SON.
$3UO For the Cure Of Gonnonga elects s,lctues i anu
ys s Complaints .
S the emo. most certain Its.a,. a v...n, 49,. ...,
s!rieton Diet drink exposure change in application to bu
We give long quacsh to deceive the
public me med,s,ns does no, not speak io itself
rha to be brought in which the mixture will effect rapid
cure under forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately perry AIDES all ranks Of 20
ccty-high low rich and poor matrimonial and single They
here with remedy by which they can cure them.
selves without the least the shortest possible
Further the disease be il of the
miSrs taken a. Gs Ga sors 70 bed when s.0.s
81 boe One boille lasts week. which generally cures
FR Syr sss s" on at WS m Broadway
John opposite franklin House, New York; Jones'
OF Che and Seventh Philadelphia
NJ Smiths 1873 Washington street Boston. myl3 lms
DR DAVID DRENNA ha, the honor O informing his
friends ard The public thathe has from the Granite
Building IT'S Chambers street, where will without the
use Of cuy cure radically and IL fsw days the mosn
tirey free from corrosive poisonous mineral and when
taken nccoring TO his directions will the painful
of dother noxious medicines universally sm-
istered in those Dr. Drenna remedy simple
co administered without the least danger of bad
qnences the patient being able during the TO attend
to his business and live usual
Brenna practice confined the of the above
disease but will contnueao give his advice
tients and TO administer medicines the homeopathic SYSTEM
the only that has chronic diseases.
Office heurs, from 10 TO o'clock and from to Up NJ
Chambers street us. m29 lmr
COLLECTIONS all parts Of United States made on
s. J. SYLVESTER,
n2ac % Wall st. and 1870 Broadway
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DIR. SHERMAN'S
INDICATED LOZENGES.

THESE celebrated articles have been used for nearly
four years and the greatest proof Of their efficacy in re-
is that the demand for Them has been rapidly increasing and
who have used them only continue their
but recommend them TO their friends
COUGH LOZENGES.
Are the best medicines the world for coughs, colds
sumption, asthma whooping cough, &c.. discovered
THE WORM LOZENGES
Are the only articles which fail removing Of
every description, both from children and adults.
THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Are remedy for sickness and headache
lapation lowness of spirits and all Diseases
The Hon. Aaron Clark, Hon. Edw. J. Porter, Rev. Mr.
Handbook Rev. Mr. Dunbar, of the McDoug Church.
have used them.
Office LOG Nassau street-Agents Rushton Aspinwals
three stoes Snd 273 Broadway II East Broadway Cod
dringtOn. 221 Hutson. n22
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MADAME RESTEEL

FEMALE Physician, Office and resi- dence lls Greenwich,
street, between Courtland and Liberty streets, here
she can be consulted with the scie confidence and where
also her celebrated medicines be obt,ped All letters must
be paid and addressed ce ~ York city Medicines
forwarded by mail. Boston Office No Essex street.
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DENTTSTRY

WIN. THORN, DENTIST, socits the attention OF those
w who wear ARTIFICIAL Teeth, and those who require
The Teeth Knowing that there is disagreeate the
mouth OF those WHO indulge IN acids resulting from The action
inserts from complete set without using par
ticle Of metal of any description
"a Cha,nh
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Broad SSS ssSi s me
myl1 i'm. oDe- .OM - y. : j RR.ovcsT. MD.
HUMAN HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE.
STORED
s THIS III, s. udss araay soc b. Testimonials , bear
ee% SS owSs WIFI saesa o Sas
wonals could be offered
The Royal Scientific Institution ha, been favored with
testing It's ndea qualities and reports as
s hay INFINITELY S examined spd tested Jones
nourishng soennv, causing gfowt curing daa and CIV
cox Sy M Es SeS se Ga ind most
true and in virtue thereof award NJ JGGe; Re sb9yeie
soldSy Jones sign Of ,he American Eagle, g. Chatham
de- careful Ssi Jones' IS signed IL sss andwas SS @.
81 G Baltimore 81 Baltimore BSs sI
ST. Albany; State st, Boston. jeI im.c
A N INTERESTING WORK ON. THE EAs jus,
kid GseSs Esys aas ss rsE. Grand the H hs e.
&c by o }Ty MSS q y TE FREES with plates
We commend it to the public sterling work Of travel
RE sn,bos has eo,,,ved 70 give to his If ,o,
scenery events spirit 81 freshness and yr,ise mbnes
tli,, canno, be too muc, aimired-spt fthr Times.
sought n s y S 'fs iso Wo volumes WI" be
he work precisely such an enc as man Is Glad to take
TRAITS Brother Jonathan.
very pleasant, unpreendng account Of rambles through
ous sbou, which every information
~ IS furnished IN style which every will find agreeable
n s Is Pot page 1 the work tina, interesting and in
we think book destined to become extensively pocu,s
M Ts cordially JON with brethren press in
FoIsss by W IIaIrsgcis' p,,rN.u
JET 3w*r "ibhsi q ~ NAM,
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DIR. FAWCETT.

HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS
pABINEAU'S New Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths, az
~ the foot Of Desbosses street, third pier south OF sn
street North Rver) oren for the accommoua2n 3
both ladies' and gentlemen Open from sunrise until III O'CLOCK
night.
n. b. The water where baths stationed has been
deepcned which resdest any other ~ NE
vicinity New York Tuesdays the Bath Is exclusively
devoted to ladies until r M band Of music will be in AZ
enhance every pleasant evening Price Of cold bath 2i
warm baths 2s le3 I'm y
1OO,TOO La Norma scgars,
r ANDED from the brig Ohio, from Havana, Of surero
II ouaI,tv for sale In suit purchasers
prices by NJ. RAIDER, IS Chatham street.
m lint
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jIASKRUPTC Ys,sXMUEL OWEN, Counsellor a Lew,
has removed Nassau street. the corner OF Johhi
where he may be consulted on all Bankruptcy
m2k imeodsrc
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Sus;om-Hou,e Furniture.

Ga the lob OF April lgi, Mr. Cuu> authorised w 10
scph Houeh broker IN NewNorS. To make contract or
contrasts with sai,sble wOrken t. supply sht furniture ie
CURED az the new custOmOase. In M i'Hei W is'
uonso VI Hsah for his government M hs discharge OF
he duties ocn,d to hm which are very sPeoh ne say
tou vii cai,ihc manufacturers 10 pe ne" custom nous
NM l' rc, Ia thcm, upon MI tratte VINO W." SN
hbt ne plans AMI draw ing> Of e larSiHi' 10 Oe dut'
seier h., direction and supeniendencei ana 10 hs 81
SiSouon the whole WORK must " do9t. NsNh,
ne instruct, Mr. Housh whoa YOU are prepared
Nth auT uiea With whom yoa thuk ulon ihe Whole
"" e mos, pruiet 10 contract tor al tae worn 1 POI
u"" az T. baS ihr % NE. and am sa.isi'rd I" "a I'M
pce>asi presume shall be wiih Your ile'nent-i " h
V>' "' Contact IL does not appear ihat any ear ol s
.a'Ilsf> Ia the cG,tOm house Ma mae nor s''
NJ HHugh went with them Mr. Fiatee IL s-e u pas
anu ara" ns> o the fun 10 be made nr'Hrf dil h
o"'N M order OF the Collector 10 brnk the H,h 10 AM
WIN WILSON, De mlgh TO The ~hoe WON, OF poi
N"a 81 t. Tor the paYps- OF obtaining his appro'aion e
the pf1>c> before the Closed hrs fiecaa
IONS carefully Inserted n the insructos, Which. doubtless
% osni,d isto effect woald. by competitions among tht
anuiictGFVn have crests reduced the prices al ~hc
w Nors ~oud have been undertaken. were wholly dsIe
Esite and Nj. Hough TOOK The responsibility 90 himself o
e'esNs Manufacturer OF his own choosing. with who's
a' Contract made. In his letter TO The Collector OF
Nu - II, he Sys- have made ts1uiry among Tic
'aoe''nsAers, aud have esaly selected Mr.. Abraham
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nine dollar. and fifty cents ana t'.,; aan,;,v Of
:. d. .,,,e proportion. C"nio 'h's
IN we hon fairly appropriated To me PurPo'
paper sl'' 49,. .ieelc store 81 could any Two
- -, written over twenty five reanns OF paper
o"i ,,o,rbs, Assuredly sot But "ua'
III -. ,bi. most enormous supply oi paper ~
10 ,...onable il the fact that, Tor the '"''
L. ,,,,,,b.. there j. charged one nunni'u """
a;rb,y..ix dollars aud fittycents Tor Prnteu
ovcir.;yc Of one other ream, Tor 'he
- II which there j. charged twenty'h'e ''i
"'''' 80. 1.,ble the amount usually charged
-, s,J ra,er in Mr.. HOyts bills Tor 'he
Cn',.,o House. and four times the amount AZ
81, mo same work might h,ve been done al Tue
r,,.,ovo,ry rates. II constitutes singular ia'' III
.,c,.,co IN these expenditure al the quarantine
G,o,,sJ that by Ear the largest bills were 'l" up
q, ,t,.e iiods OF the wear when hot ono u"'''i
Of cxp.nditurc was necessary at ne pune SUIT
far .f4fianery or printing; and the vast u''p'''H
between the amount, expended IN diheien' !'n''
o,oht not - be overlooked. Without so'is 'W
,ber into detail, II will be su'iiaent 10 'a"e t"'
last six months of Mr.. floyts term, To prove ''a,
something more than the pubic service eH''i'U
into the appropriations made by nm al 'nc ''''
rnrnf. oned public store. Commencing VII" '']
month Of October. 1910. after all business had
hec,r. INV vessel could be detained at Quarantine,
there was paid for the supply OF stationery at
Staten Island the sum Of eight hundred ana ten
dollars and eight cents.
+, worthy Of remark. that previous to and
,bopi the time of The Presidential Election, there
wa, paid for the use Of this storekeeper, VINO had
no dnty 10 perform, the sum Of three hundred and
twenty dollars and fit,y cents. In the mosih Of
January. 1911, the bill rendered by NJ. OlleFn,
and paid at the custom house, amounted TO the
sum Oh Sl'o -
Ia the following month of February, tl- bill Of the
same individual, rendered and paid as above, 40 o..
And In month Of March following ........... l9 y
Total %
In these bills, besides the twenty-five rcams of
paper, and the large quantity OF printed blanks
heretofore noticed having been supplied for three
months Of the year, $40, the following Analysis
will show the amount and description Of articles
purchased for the supply Of a single clerk at that
store.
Amount; l5il-Janoary, ............'''...'''' ~" ~
February, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lnl -
March, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. L'' -