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s.. Louis Aoril 10. 1915. %
ste fised Statutes fcr 1879, .,.I
FCfKEs EiHOh,

his worn has been issued AZ this ofT1c and
embraces AL Ii" laws Of a general charecto,
passed b- the st General Assembly. and d.
rected % u" nrhlishad in the revised code p4l.
liSn-d und r tie authority IF the State, asa
all laws OF . gen raj nature which were not
revised o raa.al"i, and have been continued
in force. These laws have bren published IN.
der the authority IF. an sct passed bv the fast
General assembly, IA copy Of which, with tie
"-'1'sie OF The Secretary Of State that the
laws has been complied with. is inscrted.l av
which It Is made evidence IN courts. and given
the "a ne etfec; as The laws published by tie
State. In addition 10 the laws. TINS WORK con.
tslns notes Of reference 10 decisions nf'he So
preRs Court, and reference 10 alterations made
from tho former acts by the revised code.
There Is also appended A full set of forms,
embracing forms and Instructions fo- yrils.
process, deeds, Wills, notes, leases, iudentures
and nearly every instrument which is required
in the practice Of any officer, or the business
ofany person. The whole is accompanied b.
r complete and conpendious index, much more
full and persp.cuoUs than that in the revised
laws Of 1885,
Agents will in f few dave visit tbs various
s~ections Of the State, and will ba prepsred to
supply the demand, either b. wholesale q re-
tail.
Price Of l single copy. 50.
CHAMBERS 4 KNAPP.
St. Louis, July 7th 1915.
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For Sale.

Iron, Steel, Castings, Horse-Collars
Hames, Trace Chains, Nails, VIM
dow-Glass, Putty, Linseed Oh, Tur-
pentine, Goldfish, Mackeral, Gar
den-Eioes, Sad-Irons, Sole and Up.
per Leather, louisiana Flour, Sc,
&c. All at the lowest cash prices.
BLOCK < son.
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Regular " Packet
L. S. MAIL
EsOrG;sS.
BERNARD. .Iqgter.
BERNARD. Mister,

Wi! Leave st. Ions on Wednesdays and
s'HI Saturdays, at4 O'Clock. p. ~. Return
1"E. will leave konknk crary $anday anu
rhar'd"r, at 4 O'Clock, q. So, Wur-aw aud
Alexandria ats; Trlly at t.; La-r1 r-o a;
'.P. H.;,ame days; Quincy on N.ulat
""d fGd'y, at : o'clock, =. -; Marion
'it' at {, I. NJ; Hs"niba FL at 10, Louisiana
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G.;E.
Tic Borca,, No. ,. beirg ha.i, crnrcs-l,
!or lac trade. with great speed. anl ycrg 81
IrrInr recommendations for pass.' -, yi'
at tie opening u navigation, g. Ike rHe Lao,
of the Borcas, ant my %. r,'... aa forth
same promptn"s., rn,nia.ly, .ni a'tlai.oo
t~o:pa"sn.rrs aud shipper, -.rE,'a.ar".
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Fl We just received at their old
stand, in Ashley, no, 4 large and
well selected assortment of latest style
and Stale
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BOOK LOST!

'TSHE first volume Of my "Correspon-
Z denc5, Memoirs &C., Of President
Jefferson" has been loani out 10 some
one OF m~i,laycd, Any information con
c@cluiu- Il, VIII be thankfully received,
as the loss of it viii greatly Ictract from
the value Of the set
il. II. HUCkNER.
rhng-GTssD. June -4ll, l645.
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ALL of which the undersigned oilers
TO the public, al his old stand in Lonis-
lana, made of materials just laid in at St.
Louis, and at prices that cannot fail to
suit those who wish 10 purchase
Thankful to those who have heretofore
encouraged him, the under iggel still
s~olicits q share Of public Patronage in
his line; and if good WORK ana good ma
@terials are 10 have any ;nfu,hra with
purchasers he defes being Bl0cbai.
o. c. TINKER.
April 18th, 1915. tf--I2
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FasHE partnership heretofore cxistin-
az III the name Of Ea>tin ~ Kaukils.
at Clarkssille and Platte City, expired
by Limitation, on the First day Of June.
lSi5. All those indebted to tie INN
at GAINESVILLE, are requested to make
payment to DR.. Columbus c. Eastin or
his agent, who is alone authorized to
receive and receipt for the same.
JOHN b. RANkINS
{. ID. EASTIN.
June 9TH, 1915. iWlS
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LITERARY MESSENGER.
"TGsa syEaChSEo0L Gg America,

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B. b. MINOR, Editor { Proprietor:
Assistcd By A.ryicyy Scph
On The lat cfJaruary newt Ma:5.
the Southern Literary }icsseaza.
/ commences lis Eieyeuth Volume 81.
the patronage Of the pabha IS rc,pec-
tla,'y solicited for it. The present
Editor has now conducted it formu.e
than Il wear, and the encouragement
he has received leads him to eXpecta
large increase O. subscriptions. As
the work has been sustained. under
no ordinary disadvantages. e. 50
,onga line. IL is entitled to the l..ef-
al support Of every TREND of letters.
It's reliance Tor patronage will he "
on the interest ana justice OF the
public and is own literary mrri,s.-
Escuewing al humhuCs and cy..r>i
tiourishcs, il will depend for its Sue
cess upon It's conlenlo and character
alone.
It's cnpha,icaIi Southern work
and appeals -, res<i, 70 tt~ &v-'-.
whose character ana interest, ~,;~ra-,
" aud soc,a,, Il aims - uhyo'j and
promote. Ia tic South, Uhcre an,
thousands. who can easily afford ij.'
ard lney are particularly urged a..
come 'vrvGTt ard ASST ~ ,utc,-s.-I
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SADDLERY
Cheap Ii I.

Saddles, Brides, Mar
tingals, Buggy and
Wagon Harness, Col
lars, Wagon whips.
Saddle Bags, and d
the articles usual
found ia a Saddler sho
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Groceries, Hardware, Queens,
900, G. o
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Died.

Died.
On Sunday, and instant Mrs. LYDIA HoDGEs wife Of
Mr.. Preston Hodges, aged 81 years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
spectfully invited attend her funeral Tuesday
morning ]h instant at halpast 10 o'clock from her late
residence, Clinton Hotel, Beekman street.
On Sunday morning. 2nd inst, Of consumption, JAMES
TAYLOR aged about 80 years, native Of Glasgow Scot
land, and Q stranger in this country.
The members of st. Andrews Society, and citizens
generally respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from f. Hedericks No. 4S Chambers street, this after
noon at o'clock.
On Sunday, and instant LEvERErT R., son of Dwight
and Elizabeth Danforth, aged years
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon Monday at o'clock
from Park Place House, without further notice
On Sunday, and instant, after lingering Illness WILL
HELMIrA eldest daughter Of Thomas H. and Mary King
aged years l month and ~ days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this onday) afternoon at
o'clock from l02 Cannon street.
On the LIST instant, of hasty consumption, JOHN B.
WEBSTER, late of the firm of Burger, Webster Co..
aged 80 years.
Baltimore papers will please copy.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Washington.
rCorrespoDdepce of the Herald

Correspondence of the Herald
WASHINGTON, Nov. !, lSal.
The President and family are at home and well--
same of he Cabinet
Lieut. Tansll, u 5. N. who has been lying dam
gerousy sick at his residence in Virginia, but who,
as being the material witness for the prosecution OF
the inquiry In the case Of Lieut. Mclaughlin, has
come on 70 tne city, as we are informed, with
view OF giving In his testimony as may be required
Meantime, the Court OF INQUIRY having adjourned
we presume Lieut. Tanslll will be suffered 70 re-
main, return home, at his discretion
We had neglected to notice, for several days past
the presence of Gen. Simon Cameron and Calvin
Blythe, and Gen. T. J. Sutherland, in the CITY,
The two last are old Tyler office-holders-the for
mer, an ou-and-out Buchanan man on the subject
of the Tariff. But what has been the OBJ
Ject of their visit, severaly or collectively, or
whether they have achieved 1t, expect to achieve
1t, or whe ther they have gone out OF town to-day
or expect TO go out tomorrow, we have not taken
the trouble to inquire, believing that their presence
here at this uncture is OF small interest the pub
lie, and OF no advantage to themselves, that Is, II
General Sutherland and Major Blythe have anything
like ration or two of the spoils in their calcula
ton.
A great effort among the subterraneans here is
making tor the displacement of Peter G. Washing
ton, sixth auditor. We believe, however, the Pre-
sldent Is satisfied with the man. A Mr.. w. Booth,
late deputy collector at New Castle, Delaware, is
now in the city. He has papers in his possession,
showing that he was displaced through the infiu-
ence with, and representations to, Mr.. Walker, by
the Barneys We were shown this morning copies
Of some of these papers I; and accompanying them
the printed copy (printed by Barney Of letter
from Mr. W. Chase Barney, to his wife, Oate Miss
Elizabeth Booth,) which letter, for its disgusting
vulgarties, cannot be surpassed If Barney really
authorized the printing of that letter and its circua
ton, he ought to be hooted out of the community
Whether its statements true or false (and it is
would publish such statement deserves not the
countenance Of honorable men. We believe Mr.
Booth is here to lay his before the secretary of
the treasury.
question at last. Though we have not been able to
gather any thing satisfactory from this organic full
mination, we shall take hold of the question in con.
necton with the administration, with a purpose Of
serious examination in day or two.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ., lSAS

y
The only important matter since my last is heavy
rain commencing about eight o'clock last night and
continues with scarcely intemission up to the pre-.
sent moment 1t is highly important and must be graft
flying to the mill in the interior The theatles
last night well attended Notwithstanding the wea
ther The of murder recorded yesterdays letter
still the subject Of remark. The victim not Of
much to society but the practice Of using deadly
weapons upon mere quarrel excites general indgna
ton, and the strongest will doubtless be taken
to make examples Of all who may to such means
of offence
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
COUNTING ROOM FOR THE STUDY OF
PRACTICAL BOOKK nEPING,

RY c. MARSH Arcountant Author of The Science Of
Double Entry BookkeeI ing simplifed aud the Art Of
Course Of fnstucton-The Wbc is respectfully informed
and assured that the plan pursued by Mr. Msh
BSHai rshs5 than coHI's Of Lectures the theory
ledge Of Bookkeeping possby be mpart
ed by lectures.
The pupil faithfully instructed and well exercised in all
the various operations connected with
Books ~ Opening, CONDUCTING and Closing the max
Accountsales and in calculating Interest piscoun Pro6
He becomes familiar from actual with all the books
stltutug set and II Of good capacity will by this
course become competent bookkeeler about month";
and w'llreceive c rtfcate to that effect.
ProsPectuses with terms obtained the Rooms from M
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Sales OF Stocks at Boston.

BRoKERs BoARp Ncv I5o shas Western RR, 20 d, %;
IS 20 d. e8 100 Re ding RR 10 26 do 30 d. n
Is Long Island KR d, 751S; l2 Nor Wor RR coy; ID
do s0 IS do 30 ~; 20 do d. 8o4; 30 do 10 SOf
200 do, l31x; 100 do 30 d. Is; so do 49,
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mi,ed. The aggregate movement Of these two nstir,
tons does not vary materially from that of the previous
report.
We annex q comparative statement showing the aggre-
gate banking movement in the State of Maine for several
periods The returns for October lSs5 show that the
operations that time greater than any previous
time within the past three years -
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Total $7233ais 5,637595 4,9730s5 s463 Os2
OF the expenditures under the head Of military 81 $780,
47s were for Notifications, S663 for the Indian de.
partment and $s5622s for pensions The from
customs for the quarter ending Sept 80 1885, 81
COS greater than for the corresponding quarter in 1874
The from customs received this port for cto
Der this year, amounted to Si7a05l and tho value Of
merchandise imported, was S45lsls against S46loe67
for the month last year, showing falling off Of
only So7479.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
LONDON
AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE,
:

= IvU . TOey FlutP, HtgfHI sVeG.
AIDES, Gentlemen, and families, visiting London,
~ be accommodated with board and residence, combined
with every comfort good table sId select society msde
rate terms.
This establishment constantly visited by American Fam
lies and Gentlemen arriving in Lsndon is honord the
espec-l Of the American Legation; by many
permissi, has been given TO refer
MISS PHILLIPS begs state that Cards of Particulars
TO terms aud BY whom he is recommended may be
at the Office of this paper. o24 3w+rc
''HE Propretors Of the New York Coffee Saloon Full
ton rect would respectfully inform his customers and
the public generally, that in he will erve up ad-
dion to the usual bill of fare Amode Beef Cd per plate;
Fried Oysters and Poultry Of all kinds per plate
All those who will favor him with their will find
thing served style BY any the
city. o29 iw.rc
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Married.
On the 2nd instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Tyng, CHARLES
SrEARNs, Esq. to AMELIA La GRAVE, both Of this city
On the 2nd instant, at Clinton Hotel, by the Rev T.
Tucker. Mr. DANIEL H. JEwErr to Miss SARAH A. Rus.
SELL, both of Salem Mass.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
BRODERIES EFT NOUVEAUTES DE. PARIS.
PETER ROBERTS. M Y73 Rrnndic0u

BRODEKIES EFT NOUvEAUTES DE. PARIS.
apnarrE Inrprsi, yS xWn JaS nSr nrod9aeoS
INVITES the attention Of the Ladies' his splendid stock OF
Embroideres aud Lace Goods recently received comprs
the and most desirable styles Of the season
held as the cheapest in the city,
case clear Linen Lawn do riyiere borders from 81 to
$3A each, remarkably cheap. -, 60. q, NO
- per dog. -
do do do, cold and DlacG m nssc ~ IS 70 ~
Emproidered under Hdkfs high neck neck
Do do, with s.s. colsrs. rro,, q, ,,w.ra.
DO do, various s;y.es M 'soa aoa = sru ~ ""'"''
ifswaras Of so embroidered Evening Dresses ~ Riviere,
poka Corenst,ou spanish Flounce, &c &c; from $3.50
ToicnG f@sSo'dcrd Ovsade Flounce from SO to sis
w very rich Thread Lace Cspes aud gerhes very low
Thread Chany, Brussels md other Wells and dem' ellis
scar,ons Of splendid black Brussels Laces
WINTER HOSIERY,
comprising Silk Lambs Wool and Merno Vests OF all s!es
Apacca Cashmere Lambs Wool and Meruo Hose and hat
Hose Merno and Cashmere Gloves Plaid and Fancy Wooen
socs for children which offered from 10 10 cent
lower than the regular retail prices. s'3 lmTh
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
NATIONAL HOTEL,
IKfsh, m 0fosa HsfaS u n


THE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel, formerly known
i Gadsbys, but generally called Coeman's Hotel, de-
sres TO return has lnaks his friends and the travelling
ou Of the community generally for the fayors which they
have bestowed him opened shm ent,
and to assure them nat he will exeons render his
house worthy Of the patronage Of which he has already
ceived so liberal a share.
The house having been, during the summer thoroughly
painted and retted for the
Of travellers or resdents and the proprietor respectfully so
cts continuance OF avors the Of visitors
Washington, residents during the Congress-
ing confident that they will always nd comfortable lodgings
the best on the table that the market affords and and
polite waters. 4 COLEMAN.
Washington City, September, I845. 3md&Wis jgb
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RE-OPENlNG

GOLDSNI7.HtS WHITING ACADEMY,
2s0 Broadway,
LA Fargo Buildings, corner Of Reade street)
Terms reduced to Three Dollars, and extra charge.
MIR: OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the
" citizens Of New York and Brooklyn, that his
now dug the day and evening, pupils and visitors
PENMANSHIP
have received the first for five years from the Amer
can lnstute and he all easy and
exercises free and elegant style Of Writing that the pu
pills cannot possibly lose their future practice.
For sale at the Academy, Goldsmths Gems Of Penman
ship"
Ladies' Glass meets daily II O'Clock. Genemen's during
the day and evening. See Circular.
OF the United States:
Your Gems Of Penmanhip executed with great ele-
gnce and the choicest specimens of Penmanshp that
have seem"
From Hon Abbott Lawrence, of Boston:
Your Gems ontain specimens Of the superior, in
point Of thing Of the kind have vet
The beauties Of the Caigfaphc Art you have
tronage."
From the New York Courier and Enquirer
The Chirographic Art is much important to mankind
than is generally considered and Mr. Goldsmith NAV very
well claim to be at its head"
49, From the New World.
Mr. Goldsmth has rival in this country as penman or
as teacher oi his art n2 2tis-mc
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
BOWERY CIRCUS.

BOWERY CIRCUS.
BEAUTIFUL ACT OF FEMALE EQUEsTRIANIsM,
BY Mrs COLE,
daughter of the celebrated Cook, Of London.)
Universally ceded to be the first rider this country both
for elegance of style and bodness Of execution.
Besides twelve other and in the circle by ths
fin troupe in America.
= The Minstrels have a new budget
Every Evening.
M lxvrsp
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
PHILADELPHIA tAOrEAs.

COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut street, between 9Th and 9Th strsets,
PHILADELPHIA. d
HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling public they have taken the above house
merry known the Marshall House, and have made
alterations and having
expense n render Of the pleasant aud fashionable
houses the city The parors the chambers
large and well arranged the furniture entirely Its
ton n IN the most central the city all the places
OF public and the depots of the
Southern Western and Northern routes.
The tables will be supplied all dccsces Of the
son. The Wine: Of choicest brands and have been
N the business satisfaction those who may favor
them with their patronage.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE co.
James Bagley, (late Of Jones' Hotel.)
Henry Mackenzie, formerly Of the Warrington House
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July lst, lsl5 iys ymsec
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THE LARGEST and MOST MAGNIFICENT
CONCERT, BALL, AND LECTURE ROOM,
IN BROOKLYN.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform such
drsrous Of engaging during the winter,
for the purpose Balls Lectures and Public Meet
that there erecting the premises OF Brooklyn
Garden large and commodous building to be devoted excu
svely such purpose-to be completed by the 18th October
the will endeavor render the best
and most OF any this city The Ball Room
will have spring floor constructed on the most approved
f ao1 ,x.. ~ ~ j. w. VAN PELT.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE

mence on Monday 9th Of Oct be and will be delivered
in the Univessi,y Medical College in the following Sdsr
Anatomy, Professor Pattson Tuesday, 2Sth Oct, r NJ
Practice Of Medicine Professor Revere wednesday zSsh
Institutes Of Medicine and Medca, Professor Paine,
Thursday, a0h Oct. n NJ - f-lu, n
Midwifery and the Disease o omen anu Shafeh' ffoi
Bed ord Friday, 3ist Oct ] r M -p,,
Chs mistry, Prof. Draper, Saturday, Nov..l r: M
The profession and public respectfully invited to attend
ny o'ae' q '"s JOHN W. DRAPER, sec'y.
Universty Medical College, SO Broadway.
October 2o 1895 o2 tn7eod s-rc
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE. Co., I
New York, July "a, ls45
THE StockholdeS Of this Company requested call
the Office Of the Company and SIGNIFY whether be their
wish fill their respective shares, receive number OF
shares equal TO the present value OF their stock.
The Stockholders residing out Of the requested To
convey their intention by post, to the Office No Wall
I. w. THORNE, Prcs't.
GEo. 7. HoPE. Secy. jy23
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
SCHENCK'S PULMONlC SYRUP.
mn nT ne ..,.raItv are ths nj

SCHENChS FULMONlC 81 hCI.
COUGHS AND COLDS generally arr the forerunner Of
~ Consumption The only remedy now known, that Will
positively incipent or well e'ted
stage schenkb Pulmonic Syrup removes all diseased
matter from system which, lett TO remain impedes the
lsngs in their Junction. and incurabc consumption will
follow Schenk Pumomc Syrup has recently succeeded in
curing lin this cityl the Of consumption
opersons highest standing, references to whom will
chreruy given application the Office After what
has been this medicine should doubt despair
others have been cured by Schsnck Pglmonc Syrup whose
beyond the reach Of remedy and
consumptve may be cured by resort TO this Invaluable
by this mpton be arrested Of its
terror the afflicted restored perfect health. Only
cpi Office sale Of the Genuine Pulmonc Syrop No
Couandt street, where pamphlets descriptive of consumr-
tion in all its forms aud stages may be had gra.uitousy.
nj a. f&nr
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
AMERICAN EAGLE CARRIAGE REPO-
STORY,
PRIVATE SALES STABLES, AND RIDING SCHOOL

CORNER OF
Cnrissle and Delaney streets, New York.
HE unde ngned leased the above premises pre-
pared 20 receive from manuaetures articles their
ness Sleigh Robes &c sale storage
rates n any other establishment in the city. The Carriage
ana Harness departments from the Stables and
rien ced hands ~
The Stables roomy aud we'll yeutla ed consisting of GO
ana an Arena for exercise by IS feet dimensions
not eqnalled by the Cry The gooms
are Well trained and and Veterinary Surgeon Of
may require his assistance.
h3ving Horses 70 dispose Of wishing pur.
Carriages receivethc best OF attention.
The Riding School will be opened style of elegance and
comfort that must trial Of such ladies'
tne exercise or wish 20 attain the art The Ladies
the country. "
Gentlemen not admitted during Ladies' hours
Gard will be publ shed givr notice of time of commences
ment, programme OF cement. and terms
The public invited call and examine the prcu,;s.s -
The Cars from the Hal, leaves you the corner OF How.
and Delaney, few doors from the establishment
nltim GEORGE EHLE Propr;e,or
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW
WORK

COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Hs College will be opened for the session Of 1885 on
Introductory Address the Progress Of Medicine and
the Collateral Sciences will be delivered by Alexander H.
Stevens, Nj. d., the President Of the College.
The Medical Profession the public generally
fully invited attend.
On Tuesday 4th November, M, the regular courses
will be commenced as follows -
On Theory and Practice Medicine Joseph NJ Smith, MD
On Materia Medica and Medical Jurisprudence Jonn
Beck, NJ ID.
On Chemistry and Botany, John Tory, NJ. D:
On Anatomy and Physiology, Kobert Watts, u, M D.
Principles and Practice Surgery Parker D.
On Obsetncs and Diseases Of and Children, ChAnd
Ter X. Gilman M. d.
Demonstrator Of Anatomy, Gustavus A. Sabine, NJ. D.
9URDON BUCK, Jr, NJ D., Rsglstrat
College OF Physicians and Surgeons, 81 Cresby St
October 20lh. I8l5. 3t~ThSat&M
The New York herald., 1845-11-03
FLUID DENTIFKlCE.

J,HIs ARTICLE is offered the public a. emiuently
custed the teeth from decay and
process where has produce healthy state
well to correct and purify the breath from any osnive
odor arising from the state ofthe teeth and sums from the use
Of tobacco from cause-whst cannot IN
der circumstances result In injury to the teeth
The FLUID DErTIFRcE IL prepared by L. A. kosenniIies
WILLIAM street and T. Bosdssy "a :. NS: = ~ M me- si sns
l46 s 2 Of Norfolk and al3 IN bro9ms corner
syth n Houston; 2s2 Second street. y Nn.n nvenus d ~
and No: Eighth Ayenuen Albany, a .1mssoHs No,-.n
Elmendori: NJ r Pulling J. N Cu.ter-ln NewMk at N
T. Van Buskirk; q. W. Badger; and j. L. Irpp
nl l1rnodTrc