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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29
a correspondent Of the London Mechr

A correspondent, Of the London Mechn-
mes Magazine inquiries into the nature oi
the composition, if II IL a composition. nf the
common marbles which boys play with |,
IL very commonly received notion thst such
marbles. ~ they are termed, are actually
stones picked up on shlngly beach, and
packed III loose bags secured 10 the arms of
wind mill sails in Holland, where, by the
constant rotary motion of the sails, the
stones obtain, by this at,rl'lOn, the spherical
form in which they are sold AZ Dutch toys
Some assert HAT the white once, which the
boys term alleys and basses, are actually
marble, and turned in a lathe. Others sup
pose they are made Of clay. aud baked as
brck, but they require blow to fracture
them greater than any English pottery or
BRICK could hear. They are, besides, Imper-
vious to water without being glazed (; winch
bricks urc not that ever saw, in modern
days. The encyclopedias afford no inior
nation on the sub CT.
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Mn. CuoATF.-The Boston Courier con.
radicts explicitly the rumor that Mr. Choate
intends resigniag his seGi in the Senate of
the United States.
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side board stoves one set OF coaDecung
cherry tables; one patent rotary enltr
cleaner; lot OF crockrry and glass ware.
Sales positive. Conditions Il, snle.
Feb. 2y.l J. GOODSPEEU, .4uctr.
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EERANCE LECTURE.

a Lecture on the subject of Temperance,
will be delivered at the Town Hall, on Mon.
dny evening next, at half past 6 O'Clock, by
MIR. JOHS W. DAVIS, Jr. Feb. %.
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From the Lincoln Telegraph.

- To promote health oC the body md
ncrrnsc the tranquility Of the mlnd. are
among the most important objects for which
man lives, aud for which the sages of anti.
uuiiy lnburcd with incessant aud unrcml,iiEg
lnIl The constitution of man was their
study. in order To discover the seat Of his
maIadlcs. and source of his corporeal mise.
ry. 10 alleviate the dropping SPIRITS, 10 in
spire confidence to the dcspondIng mind, and
ease the surrowcd heart, all the arguments
of their philosophy and powers Of reason
were turned. Among the varied branches
of worldly learning, there can b. none equal
N importance to that of tie Healing Art. for
the soul ia diseased body may be aptIy
compared to the marty IN his dungeon, which
retains lis real value, but has lost its useful.
ness. Many or most diseases have their
origin IN an impure or Impoverished state OF
the blood. and this beinga fuld sm gtneriS
extending to the most minute ratlhcallons oi
the system, the subtle poison Is infused, aud
The seed beng sown, brings forth itut IN
abundance IN one instance causing swell
ling Of the glands, resulting ~ Scroiula or
Kings Evil, IN another osslicailOn of the
arteries or turning them into bouc; also rhcu
maiism and disease Of the heart, cutancous
eruption, diseases OF tho liver, and variety
of other maladlcs which soon bury their VIC.
Inn IN his grave. .S.3RS.iP.3RfLLI
D.lNDELiOE, aud TOLMlTO PAM
CE.I, purely vegetable medicine, which
- the result of years oi labor and chemical
research. ~ bringing 1t 10 ts present state
of perfection, will arrest, and II timely I'D
mlnls,cred. perfectly cure these diseases
by purifying the vital lnuld-regencrailng the
constitution, dIspellng diseased action. CIV.
lng tone 10 the general energies of the sys
ten, and enabling the blood To- course on
/ freely, and bringing with II health and re-.
ncwed vlgor. As the Phpnrx rises from the
ashes oi lls fire, rc-lniina,cd with new light,
az does ihls mcdlcine relnvlgoratc the whole
system. cnklndIIng It's expiring cncrglcs end
overcoming disease.
II For sale IN Newport by
X X. iiNZARD,) n.,u.;.,.
u. J. TAYLOR, "ss
=, Ai.o IN Fall River by
\ HALE REMINGTON
II Newr,r, rc y 90, 1874 I'm.
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The new License act, IEo,LizINo the horrible liquor
business, together with he Election law, will appear in
our next.
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The Ncw York
COntrihU,iOn.hi9 Fire En-
suraucc Company,
C>fsicr, No. 90 11galI= =Stvrft,

INSURE Dwelling houses, Warehouses
and buildings ~ general, mcrchaudlse,
household furniture. ships buildmg, shIp,
IN pert aud their cargocs, and every doscrlp
uon Of personal property, against loss or
damage by IRE.
J. SMITH ROGERS, President
X. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
DIRtCroRs u. Smith Rogers, James Briar,
James Mcbride, John Adams, john llaggcrty,
Gullan G. Ncrplanck, john Johnson, Joseph
kernochan, John | Palmer, Peter Lorlllard,
James Mccall, Robert McCoskty, Henry Pa.
rsh, Reuben Wlthers, William Scott, Fsrdi.
maud Su, dam, Peter | NcvIus, Richard Irwin,
e. V. 5 Roosevelt, +. ID. Hurlhu,, George +.
Pollen, William Colgate, Lowell iIobrook.
The undersigned are the Gully authorised
agents of ssId company "a Newport aud
they are prepared 10 insure any Of tho above
named proprriy IN Ncmpon and its vicinity
the terms, &c, OF Insurance will be Irudc
known on application 10 rs.
II Y. era NSTON & SON.
Newport, Feb. IL, lSii
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Administrators 4 Sale.

VIII be sod a, Public Auction, on NOV.
Day the lst day of April next, at II
o'clock. n. m., on the premises, # fair, #
not, the first falr Gnv after. by virtue of al.
ihorlty from the Court of Probate of New.
part, all the right. title and interest which
James Boone. late of Newport, dec. hnd
in and to the following described Real
Estates IN said Newport. VIZ
Nx~A A lot Of land and Mansion
r.sfA House. late the residence OF said
sSA James Boone, bounded north on
-&tsS land of Mrs Gnmmcll east on
Spring street south on land of Thomas
Ptat,. 4 lot of land and Two houses there.
on on the west side Of Thames street boun-
ded south on passage way : west on the
harbor aud north on land of jeremiah Pea-
body and others. A lot and dwelling house
thereon, late The residence Of James Boone.
Senior, bounded west on Thames street
north on land Of S Whtehnrne and south
on land of Elisha Atkins. Two lots Of land
and two houses thereon on Lees wharf
Conditions made known q, time Of sale.
OLIVER READ, .7dmr.
Feb. IS. 1874.
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At MARKET 62j Bees Cattle, l2 pnrs Working oxen,
md $50 sheep About 100 Beet Cutt'c rcmHiu upsuld
PRICss-Beef Caltle-Fdrmer price, Tor litc qunliiy
we're not sustained. small number were sold uur
highest quotations, viz very ie~ at 80 a -. first
quality "A a so; second quality 3 10 ~ IL mud
quality, 3 25 a 3 80.
Working ONen-No sales noticed.
shcep-small lots from - To -. We,hers from
. - to II.
Swine--NOnc at market
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Mr. CLAY s expected to reach Raleigh, North sro.
l.na on Friday, the 18th OF April
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s%syzss. The new Descriptive Catalogue
s$1f.sS. no, only OF Fruit, bat also Of Or
SFYaxT ndmeniot Trees Shrubs, aud
Plants, cultivated and tor sale at
thl- ancienl and celebrated Nursery, (known
as Princes. and by the above tllle for nearly
fly years with directions for their culture,
may be had gratis, on application To the .NiW
iyOprpiors by ma,I, post paid. or 10 Charles
y. TIlley. No. ll2, Thames street, Newport,
r. l., by whom orders viii be received.
The collection nj this cstabhshmrn, IS un-
rivall"d, and prices generally r,ry much re-
duced; and the proprelurS haucr themselves
that the Catalogue viii be found 10 surpas,
~ extent Of information and usefulness, any
Thing oi the kIud ever beinrc presented /,
the public and 10 oc worthy 81 permanent
place ~ the library of the ilortlcOlturist.-
Orders wil no promptly cyecut"d.
WINTER u CO. Proprie,ors.
Finishing, Feb, lsit.
a. orders from Bristol md Warren can
be sent to CHARLES n. TILLFy, who will
forward them without delay.
Newport, Feb. ~, lc4i 3ns.
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N Io,cn Council Of The To,cn Of .Nt,rpor
hoidtn .Ntvpori, FEB. "a, lSi4.

HotdtH .NtWpof, TtO q, 'ctt'
N9E Remembered, that the Town Coun-
- cil Of the town OF Newport, have "p-
pointed rwcniy-'our men, as Town Watch
30 commence on Saturday night, the 2i of
March. 1911, aud 10 continue until or al!
after Sunday night, the 3!,t Of said March,
who by virtue Of an act of The General As
scnibly of this State, passed at their Jnnua-
~ session last, entitled, AN act conierrlng
additional powers upon wa,chmen IN the
town OF Newport" are vested with all the
powers OF con>iahlcs and conserya,ogs Of the
Peace, as now by law established, aud who
will be all duly engaged according TO law
and are by said act AUTHORISED and empow-
cred, while on duty as waichmcn, between
the hours of 9 p. N. and q a. m. among other
I.ings, TO arrest all persons found in aifrays
or RIOTS all persons committing or whom
they suspect To be committing felony ali
dls,nrbcrs and breakers Of the peace all
persons assembled to disturb worshipping
assemblies all persons unusually or dan
g"rou,ly armed; all suspicious night walkers
whether known or unknown, who give no
satisfactory account of themselves md oil
dlsordery persons whatsoever; and the same
so arrested TO take forthwith To the cap,aln
Of the watch, at tie Waich house. whose
driy II is made by said acl, 10 examine INTO
The matter, and IN his discretion TO discharge
sucn persoD or persons immediately. or de
tam them until morrlng or commit them io
,ni Cor examination. by one or more O. the
Justices of the Peace of SAID town, upon
complaint mnde according 10 law; and in
case of fire in said town, whether by day or
ngh', 10 preserve order, To arrest and de'aln
thieves and preven, the won'on destruction
Of property ~ by the provisions of SAID
act wll appear all persons are TO govern
themselves accordingly. Ordered Tint the
foregoing be published in the Herald OF the
Times.
A true copy-w'ness.
b. b. ROWLAND,
Feb % Council CIsyk
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FARM AT AUCTION.

The subscribe, miH sell at his residence,
al Public AUCTION, on UED.NES-
DAY, the eM day Of March nsrI, at
10 O'Clock, a W
gx-zA A valuable farm. containing
TeTsG1 100 acres Of good land. pleasant.
l.;s,S3 y situated, with u two story
.ss.ta dwelling house, barn, corn house
and other out buildings thereon. q valuable
young orchard that produces n variety Of tho
hes, Of irut, a wcll Of excellent water for
family use. and living sprlngs Of water. for
the convenience of stock. The farm is well
dviGed by good wall aud is well situated for
moving. pasture and tlllage. Situated in
the south par, nl Little Compton, r. l.. about
= miles from the Commons. and 5 miles from
Adamsv,lle. Pay lment easy. only a small
part Of the money will be required in ad.
vance, aud the security Of the purchaser will
be accepted for the emu,nder. for years if
desirable. Alsn al auclion. directly after
he sale of the farm. sbou, 80 IONS OF good
English hay, BY The stack or ten, rs will best
sHir purchasers. For further information op.
ply To the subsc rib"r on Jhc premises
PARDON BROWNELL.
Little Compton, Feb. 7. IS44.'
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A large guam
ii,y of Furniture,
consisting of BID
elfads. chnirs, loblrs.
sofas. burenus. hooking
glosses. Carpets. mat
rasscs, toilet tables and
wash stands I; ] large
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29

In Providence, on the J9th inst. Mr.. VIM
II. Iloyle, To Miss Elizabeth NJ. Albro, both
of Providence.
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DENTISTRY.

N x. BOrTELLE, would cay ic his
A>' friends snd patrons, that he inlro.l-
leaving Newport for Providence the ensuing
Spring lie will be hnppy to Usn upon .
who my need his professional s,rvIces be.
twe,n n this and April next.
Nevpott. Frb. Is, 1874 -Gw.
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CHEAP GOODS.

SSSS\
Broadclo'hs, C"ssmeres,
SattInptis, Vermont cloths,
Flannols, Twllled hanncls,
Rob Roy Paids, PLAID do.
Orleans cloths, NJ. d. Laincs,
Cbusans. Blcachod cottons,
S,r,prd shir,inrs, Unblrached do.
The above, with variety OF other goods,
ire for snls cheap, at No. l39, bv
Fob ool !. NJ. COOK g. co.
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BRIGHTON AARRET-Monday, Feb, 2o 1914
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser a Potr.ot
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TO LET,

'EIlE petitioners for all net to incorporate
the "Rhode Island Asylum Tor the In.
sane" are hereby notified that meeting
will be holden on "Wednesday. the 40rn oi
March next at three o'clock. p. m, in The
Senate Chambnr Of the State iin"-". for the
purpose OF organizing -aid corporation.
BENJAMIN ABORN,
JOSIAH CHAPLIN,
ANASA MANION.
THOMAS BURGESS.
Providence, Feb. %, lS4i.
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REMOVAL.

NRS PARTRIDGE has removed her
A'A Stock of Millinery and Fancy Good.
to No. III. Thames street, 2 doors north Of
Mr.. Nathaniel Sweet.
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AUCTIONS.

On Eridoy and Saturday, Wareh eth
and 9ih, ieiN BE- sold al Patfc Hue
tion. al The Beiisrae House, eom,ns"e-
tng at 8 10 0'eIVck,
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Just Received,

tN Tubs Batter 80 Drums Figr.
nv IL Boxes Orsngss and l.emon.,
10 Bag. Brazil nul., - Bag- AND barrels
# DRIED Apples, and hr sale by
T.. +. g. w. NEWTON.
Feb. Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-21
PUBLIC OPINION

LAS PRONOUNCED DIR. sHERMANS WORM LO.
IL FENCES be the best preparation for the destruction OF
worms children that has ever been offered and they are 50
They have been in than five during which
time they have become well known Of the land
from Name 70 Georgia and from the Atlantic to the Rocky
eui much that have confidence
other medicine Tor the expulsion Of The tes
monia IN their favor Numerous and continue TO pour
in from all quarters Of the country. How many children
he found who suffering from worms and ping away
for the want OF remedy Even the cause Of the oef
ing suspected One box of shennans Worm lo.spges
Be careful 70 the genuine Shermans Worm Lozsnges
and them according the printed directions the box
lungs are cured By Dr. Cough
eaes was giYss aS By friends Lozensss
time restored him to he,lth Rev. Mr. Seeter, Of Boston,
Archer Of Virginia. and host Of witnesses could be produced
who have used Sermans Cough Lozengr and know them to
be decidedly preferable to all other preparations -
Dr. Sherman also prepares Camphor Loz.nges for the Head
ache Palpaon of the Heart Sea Sickness and affections Of
the stomach and bowels They cure headache in few
give Immediate relief in collie darrh@a and spasmodc aec
lie has also Caharc Lozenges which taken without
trouble being pleasant the taste common peppermint
restorative Lozeage for the cure q diarrh OF oosensss
do well 70 call and make trial Of bis various PREPARATIONS
SHEKAAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER stands unrivall-
ed for Weak Backs Rheumatism, Pains in the Side Loins
will supply the annual demand Numbers OF unpnncpled
have attempted 10 force the community counter
lett article but those who the habit Of using Shemans
Poor MANS Plaster know hr effects well to be deceysd
obseye that every Plaster made by pr Sherman bears LAC
sime' Of his name printed the back Of the same The
genuine preparations Of Dr. Sherman always be obtained
Coddngton 227 Hudson Of Spring. Sands 1888 Bow
cry, Of Spring. Last Broadway corner Market Rush
TOMS three stores. Broadway Mrs Hays i39 Fulton street
Boston.
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LUCINA CORDIAL;

THE ELIXOR OF LOVE.
IT IS A SOVEREIGN and speedy for incpient
SUMPTION bar~nness impoency, ucorhae whites obstruc.
ton difficult painful mestruaton ncontnence Of us,n or
involuntary discharge thereof and for general prostitution Of the
system, whether the result Of inherent causes produced o T
regularity illness accident II pleasant 70 the TASTE and 20
sivey its operations is unriyaed reputation IN both
hemisphers the result of It's almost SUPERNATURAL vues
LET NO ONE DESPAIR!
Nothing can be more surprising than invigoratng effects
tude before taking become robust and iu Of energy
ness or ooseness Of the female frame which only
barrenness and which, prior to Dr. Magnins discovery
to the merits LYCINA CORDIAL. which REGARDED
the most important discoveries Of any age.
Sold wholesale and retail this city at 123 Fulton street.
Nassau and seth Fowle, washington street, Boston; -
North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Price 81 per bottle. SA yer dozen aul7 lmsn
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Medical Aid.

NR GREGORY Gold street, is his post usual day
- and night alievatng the mental well bodl suiengs
Of those who may be 50 a. 70 need nus =
rnalads called private" the Doctor has published treatise
called The Kubcon" in which he shows how the various
forms diseases be prevented well cured and al
the method Of rgaiuing well as retaining MANLY VIC,
OH; that portion the work treating sexual
debility also the chapters certain habit Of yeuhia IN.
discretion melancholy deuson and also concerns many
complaints incident the teader will be found friendly
yet sent monitor As 1t respects the various forms and sym
ngwehsr the throat bones be liberated or however
complicated and difficult the belts distractions
ample aud competent for Of the disease and restoration
Of the constitution.
The chapter on structure 10 importance those
who formerly bee, afflicted and pe,haps indesnly, or
may be only half cured IL well that Structure the
vtabe consequences Of the disease hen badly treated
when the disease suffered remain TOO ong without being
curedit ference that May leo-
pie have been bsnsted by perusal Of th little volume here al
luded The fourth edition. enlarged and improved Is now
ready and sold fifty II will be sent by mail any DIS.
lance paid the receipt Of ST. which must ass b
DOCTOR GREGORY,
sl8 imSrc 06 Gold street, New York
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EBENEZEK g. FERRIS.
NOTICE TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
LAME ESS

WATERMAN swell Natural Bone Setter, il detained
w lew days tins the multiplicity Ui calls
n the ie OF nis Profession Finding 50 many necks q The hip
Dours diseases, and hip sockets iled up
takes days lice clear the rubblsh they
formed by the learned, Tor hheamaism, npdis Nerves
DeD,iItard, do TN Oi biistrs
yeches cus tonic seatons or tueyeaucs or cures which
ueIeye be great species o cruelty, and destroys
joints aud lnDs Tor which, by pracce mud
10 be the usual practice the United States Europe aud Cana
reier those who have suffer-
ed from person and property % my child have suffered
huuded Deaths under such treatment,
lost einacaed cnd Induces 70 10 BRING lnto tor
OF pubic Of duty God and In
Understood, ought replace
the Jont and simple neais soon restores II am deprived VI
relief where such has used almost
bly, Addresses lett Astor House Il. Minors my
agent, ia + ulton street, Will receive notice.
My address la Mlniayle Montgomery county, N Y.
Any editors Of willing mind permitted TO copy this
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MEDICAL CARD

DoLIOR FAWCETT, Of l9G Fulton street. New. York.
Mcinlef Of the Royal College of Surgeons OF London and
Edinburgh and Graduate the jefferson Medical College OF
sls'pnla also author Of work embracing the following
,eits' VIZ Ihttrimony lmpotency aud Stety,
,I iy lysloipsiciy aud medically explained, with
s,f eepoilon ~ the nature aud modern treatment Of
,rls ,FSoadify Spmyoms, Gonorrhae; elect, Structures
% risslo9s and all the consequences arising from self
,i s.ui dwceu continues his consultations
m ' Fulton dsesses his long established oce
f,ons ~ e 49, s most aggrlyaed forms Of all aec
ment without restraint diet rcse and y,tbout mer
cuy fen When the provocative tny,I
from excessive indulgence er from mssturbson he
VIII uc abe 70 restore the health and pc
dlsfsace enclosing o. have cory a., esohs"
AL letters mvss BE- post paid ia ,m,,,e
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TO The LADIES.

10 The LADIES.
DR. HULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
THIS Instrument for the radical cure Of Proaus Ute
sedng the Of the educational Pessary confidently recom-
mended the afflicted the Of perfect restoration TO
health having failed Of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has attained high character Europe
well this country II adopted the entire disease Of
essaes and all other painful surgical expedent in the Ly
commended in Europe by medical men e the hEhs., rank ~:
faculties Of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent p
vate practitioners. -
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies at No.
Vsey street, having separate entrance from the business de-
parment where lady is constant attendance to apply
Trusscs and Supporters female patients sill lmrrc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INVENTED AND PREPAREpBy

NJ DE BOUDELOQUE, MD. LISBON PORTUGAL.
THE scientific combination Of ingredients of which those
Pills composed have made them the wonder and admir-
ration Of the world They known all Europe to bs tho
only preparation discovered that has proved cen
being such that they must be used during pregnancy
for though always mild safe and healthy they are certain to
The directions translated into English and are enveloped
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Zach box
tains the signature Of NJ de Boudeoque and the English d.
have the signature OF DR. f. MELVEAU. authorised
agent for the Continent Of America.
They can be transmitted by mail any Of me United
States Sold by Dr. +. MELVEAU agent and importer for
the United Staea Office, l29 Liberty street Greenwich
Price $-haf boxes So No half boxes sent by mail
Sold bottles Salem Letters directed TO Dr. II.
Melveau, box "a New York. will meet with immediate aten
ton. All letters must be postpaid. jy29
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ApTIEIcIAv. TEETH

M. LEVETT, Dentist the introducer Of inserting incor-
11 ruptbe Teeth the principle Of atmospheric pressure al
lowed to be the Improvement IN dsny ever miro
method which will be ouud greatly superior to ANY
NOW IN USE, embracing others the advantages Of
great permanent comfort, cleanliness, durability, nc
patients it is particularly adapted as pecudes the
mouth healthy he numerous TESTIMONIALS from the
authorities will those requiring artificial teeth, or
who have had them unskuliy the happes ard most
satisfactory results. nj. LENE1I, dentist,
Broa dVay. entra in Waren 81.
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: CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

many Ladies and Gentlemen have had their hair entirely
de oyed by the Of vile and imitation OF
the Icopherous sold so cents; this the public
guard such imposition Cehugh's original adj.
COPIED and used color the deception
lhe Original and Genuine secured by Letters fate oil the
u. s., that the ingredient, which only
prepared by CLREHU Gill; Hair Cutter, NO. 2O5 Broadway,
gentlemen gratis all
Of the skin with the growth OF the HAIR Price 81
and So per botlis. $50 3t~m