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The New York herald., 1846-03-03
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.



TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
Leave New YoIk-At O'Clock, A. NJ, Boston Train for
At Farmingdale and st. Georges Manor.
Leave BrooklynAt sK A. for Farmingd ntermed
ate places daily Sundays excepted, and on
Greenport and intermediate places.
a4P. M, for Farmngdale and intermediate
places, daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave 0rssnport Boston Tram at o'soeL. NJ, on
the arrival of the steamer from Norwich.
daily, Sundays excepted, stopping a &c.
Georges Manor and Farmingdale.
Nsoclock, A. NJ; Accommodation Train,
on Mondays Wednesdays and Erideys.
Leave TarmngdaleFor Brooklyn 6x o'clock, A. NJ and
lP. M, daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave Jamaica-For Brooklyn o'clock A. M. and az r
NJ, daily. Sundays excepted. Fare TO
Bedford cents East New York lsx Race Course lsx;
Trott'n Course IAN Jamaica 25 Brushvc SIN; Hyde PARK
Hs%p:.s.d TX; Branch tx; Ssris Race 4; Wsssbury q;
g; Suffolk s.srion Lake Resd Station isx; Mediord
Rverh.ad Sk Jamespon OK; Mattstuci az; Cut
ebosas sah SOshod Grsenport. Aeon. train, IS;
Stages in readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
Island.
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street, reeeive Baggage for the several Trains % minutes b.
fore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
The Steamer leaves 0reenpsr for Bag Harb0Y
twice eash day the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
u6rc
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NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
H IL NJ M
10 sail from New York alr and from Liverpool 9Th u
month

These substantial fast sailing FIRST class ships all built in
the city New York by Of experience
and ability and will be despatched puneuay the 2Ist Of
each month"; . . :.
Their cabins are elegant commodious and furnished
with whstever conduce the and comfort Of
gers. Price Of passage, ei00. -
spousbls for packages sent by ths unless
regular bills OF hiding signed therefor
WOODHULL K MINTURNsi
u south street, New York, OF 70
film ~ LveTusol
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DEATH OF DR.. BRADDEE.-The Pittsburgh Com
ssrctdl Journal mentions the death OF Dr. Braddee.
ne n INC notorious mail roeosr whs died last week in bis cell
was convicted Of robbng the mails, and imprisoned il
will be remembered, in ls4 pursuant to sentence by
carceration he conceived the idea procuring hic be
alton by stimulating decline of health For this purpose
to him in the vocation had chosen that of shoemak
or, and having saturated his towel with blood, was
Away: prepared for the stated visit of physician
chaplain with this evidence Of dangerous hemorrhage
from the lungs to which he always careful add
difficult and painful respiration. His hysician
versations, in which he would become sufficiently
animated to forget his painful breathing but the in
would return These practices, it is believed brought
on the disease which terminated his lite and he died
last Of pulmonary affection Until two weeks before his
then he began to sink rapidly Up to this psrod he had
steadily and vehementy asserted his Of the
vinced that his recovery impossible he confessed
his guilt and, although restrained, by pruden-
tal Considerations from fsrther alusion to this point
may venture to add that in his confession he has
implicated several persons who had not been suspected
Of participating in hi. crimes lis worthy Of remark,
Putaon az ply sician determining, pretending to
determine the precise symptoms in case Of disease
felt constrained, by the approach o. DEATH to confess
that his system was nothing but humbug His
shrswdns.s Of character The vast income he derived
from his dupes is well known. II 10 we'll known that
braddoes WIFE, who cung to him during his trial. and
suggested by her presence and the signs Of sction
that beautiful spostrophe to love in with which
Mr. Bidde, in Braddees Defence elsctn6ed the crowd.
ed auditory had been unfathful her vows ana mar
ried another during Braddees imprisonment. He was
not made acquainted with the fact and for the vs years
he was in confinement he fond Of opportunity OF
talking about his " wie and children" He spoke OF
them in eIms Of warm affection and undoubtedly his
desire to his liberty stimulated by attach
msnt to them. Even after he became aware that ho
must soon die, he desired to be at liberty, IL
were to die in barn, TO the end thnt he might die
prisoner But he learned the conduct Of his
wife, he instantly ceased to wish for freedom. ltwas
the final blow to the poor convict-the unexpected
thrust like that which extorted the memorable Et tn.
Brute m-commanding surrender and, poor fellow, he
gave up at once. He never after mentioned wife or
child desired to beyond the limits OF his cell
The name Of his wife avoided with iron WILL al.
though for the previous years Of his confinement had
been pleasant and hopeful theme. question q
long time existing whether Bnddse could read
write. In his last Illness il satisfactorily ascertain
ed that he could do neither, although every effort In
the earlier part Of his imprisonment to determine the
question, was unsuccessful.
The New York herald., 1846-03-03
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.

DAILY HERALD-E1ery day. Fncs . cents per eopy-
G.SPer Apnum-psy,ble in advance. -
weekly HERALD-Every Safurdsy-Priee ~ cent
APVERTIsEMENfS at the usual prcss-aways cash
PRINTING Of all kinds exseussd with beauty snd der
patch.
U An lsessrs or Communications, bv mail addrsssed
the be post paid, the postage viii be
deducted from the subscription money repltted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF the
NEW Yonx HERALD EsrABLuHMxNT
west al Fulton and Nassau
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.f&R BLACK BALLs Or On Qtp LINE OF LIVER,
eulsr packet Of the March, The new. magnificent
..d cslsbraed fas sailing fsyo5s pse ct ship MoNTEzg
Monday, the I'd March. well known that the
modons Of fitted out in most supsTb and
that but add to the comfort Of hoe embskns
Persons visiting the old country sending for their friends
should call and see this splendid specimen Of naval archtee
,ure before engaging elsewhere For pssssge IN ssbn
foot OF Hickman street. or TO the suhscrlbers -
ROCHE, BROTHERS CO.
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,6ER .TAPsCOTTS GENERAL EMIGRATION
4A OFFICES IS South strret corner of Maiden Lar

Eak NJ y y . south .tres coneI q Mslden LHe'
Person, wishing passage for their friends from Lii
verpoo during the coming the New Line Of Liver
pool packets are respectfully informed by the subscribers
that the magnificent and voe packet ships
will ,s from Liverpool positively advertised; in any Of
and necessary will be those whose
may be engaged on this side Of the Aan despatch
cd eomforf,be msnner possible Ship Rochester
the sth Apr,i amp on the h dol ship hottinguer,
voe paekes render remarks and their sc-
csmmodatons for cabin second
surpass those f other line. To secure and
further particulars, apply o
w. 4 J. T. TAPSCOTT.
cet, corner Of Maiden lane.
N. B-W. J:u L., Drahs, ususI, for any
sneunt, psyablethrcushout0 Britain saA IrsIsna.
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MALL LINE FOR BOSTON.
!R2

NEW LONDON, NORWICH q WORCESTER
Ait o'clock in he Morning, from the Foot Of Whitehall
.s,eet South Fefry-Sundays excepted
Way Crates readiness receive baggage for New
London Norwich and Worcester. Baggage for Boston goes
throuRh under LOCK jul6 tire
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
War upon the Poor Man!

Already may be witnessed indica.
tons of a repetition of the disgraceful
proceedings that have characterized
the federal party at every warmly con-
tested election which has taken place
for long term of years. 1t is a war
waged by the rich and po,Uerful upon
the poor and meedyl 1t is a concerted
scheme for expressing the humble cit
izen and constraining, him, from dire
necessity, to give his support to men
and measures which his judgment con.
demns. ........
II cannot glue employment to man
opposed to paper money!" is the cry OF
the bnnker and his tools.
"Icamnot trust a man in fauor Of a
gold and siIuer currency" says the
pocket-hearted merchant.
And by this course of conduct, the
Bank Nobility and their second table
toadies expect to frighten and coe,ce
the poor and honest democrats into
desertion Of his party and its principles.
Already have instances similar 10
the above, been brought to our notice,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
Die0.

At Campbellsport, on the I'd inst, JAMES P.
infant son Of James M. and Sarah A. Winslow,
aged ID months.
In Freedom, Of consumption, on the Goth Of
February ult., JOHN MITCHELL, aged 63
In Freedom, on the 2lst of February ult.,
EMILY, infant daughter of William S. and
Nancy More, and granddaughter ofJohn Mitch>
ell, aged about 9 months.
John Nit chell, the grandfather, was called a.
way after pl lotracted and painful illness Of ma
ny years-:ho grand daughter Emily, after sick
ness of less than "a houre. Both died in the
same house. MIR. Mitchell, at o'block P. NJ. of
the Goth; the granddaughter, at o'clock In the
morning of the 21st. AS saw that grandfather
and grand daughter. lying side by side, in the
calm and peaceful sleep Of death-I was more
solemnly impressed, than ever before. of the fact
that human life is uncertain. Surely, no period
oft is exempt from the assaults of DEATH
The aged grand.slrc. bowed with years,
The infant full ofcharms,
Were called alike from earthly scenes,
To sleep in jesus arms. W.T..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
The Ladies' Enigma.

am word of nine letters.
My 9, 4, 8, is the name ofmy sweetheart. !.
M y 7, 8, $, 7, 8, is what flavcrs my sweet
hearts breath.
My 8, S, s, 9, is what ails my Sweet
hearts head.
M yl,7, 7,s, is the emblem Of your hearts.
My S. 8, 8. is what you do to your cheeks.
My4 8. "a. 9, is the prominent quality
Of your minds.
My 6, 2, 4, 5. 8. 4, is the synonym 70,
bachelor.
My 8, S, 8. 8, 9, is the synonym for hus
band.
Myl,7, 2, 8, is what you will do if you
don't get husbands.
My6 O. L., 2, is what you will every one
be after you are married. perhaps.
My8, "a, S 2. 8, 8, is tho girl 'wot
gave ME the mitten.
MyL Q, 4, 4, 0. is what you all wish to do
My 8. 7, has made many old bachelors.
My whole is fatal to all old maids.
-. HYRNE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
lbs. and upwards,

-~~' ~'N uH""sosS
RYE, Peas, AND BEANS
For every quarter,
A duty equal In amount to the duty pay
able on quarter Of barley.
WHEAT, MEAL, AND Flour {;
For every barrel, being 1876 lbs,
A duty equal in amount to the duty
payable on 1884 gals. Of wheat.
ALTERATION OF DUTIES ON AMERICAN
~ f Es. PRODUCE. "a
Our American readers will find, on a
refere nee to another column, that the
British Ministry propose to make i'm
portant reductions on many OF the arti-
cles exported from America to England.
We hope to see similar spirit mani
tested by the Cabinet at Washington.
\.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04

-and the ensuing campaign will no
doubt exhibit hundreds Of such cases.
But such base efforts of the Rich to
trample upon the Poor, cannot succeed.
A Although destitute of goods and chats
tells, lands and tenements, the demo-
cratic poor man is TOO rich in his inde>
pendence Of spirit TO bend the knee to
command of federal bank despots or
those who do their bidding.-Ohio Pat
riot,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04

1HE MONEY OF THE BIBLE.-Ancient
records inform us that Gold and Silver,
oy weight, were used in buying and sell
ing. Gen.23-l6: "And Abraham
hearkend unto Ephron: and Abraham
weighed TO Ephron the silver which he
had named in the audience of the sons
OF Heth, four hundred shekels of silver,
current money with the merchant"
Gold and silver was, it will be seen
according to scripture authority, at the
time spoken Of as the common medium
oEexchange and the common standard
of value. No paper "promises to pay
in those days. g.
The MONEY OF THE CONSTITUTION. -
Art. l. Sec. x Of the Constitution Of the
United States says
"No State shall enter into any treaty,
alliance or confederation; grant letters
Of marque and reprisal; COIN MON.
EY; EMIT BILLS OF CREDIT;
make ANY THING BUT GOLD
AND SILVER COIN TENDER
IN PAYMENT OF DEBTS"
We prsume no one doubts but that
the Constitution was founded on the
pure principles of the Bible; and through
both, for the good and glory of man,
But what must he thought Of those vile
INr1DELs who advocate both an uncon.
stitutional and unscriptural currency.
Such mems consciences, if they have
any, should be left to their own keep.
ing. They are like "promises to pay'
issued from the bank pIuuderer's coun.
ter-a mere blank of no intrinsic value.
American Union.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
DISSOLUTION.

THE Coportnership heretofore existing be-
tween Perry II. Babcook and ]. G. Me-
Bride. as the firm Of Babeock & Mcbride, 10
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having snsettled accounts
with the above firm, are hereby requested to
call and settle the same without delay, and
persons knowing themselves indebted are re-
quested TO attend tet the same previous 10 ths
first Of April or the notes and accounts viii
be left with persons dolly authorized to oullees
the san,e. PERRY H. BABCOCK,
JOHN G.. MCBRIDE. =
Ravenna. Feby. qs, 1896. swsa.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
PROPOSED REDUCTION OF THE
BRITISH TARIFF -rs

Resolued--That in lieu of the duties
now payable on the importation Of corn,
grain, meal or flour, there shall be paid,
until the lst day Of February, ls46, the
following duties, viz:
Ifimported from any foreign country
WHEAT
Whenever the average price Of wheat,
made up and published in the manner
required by law, shall be, for every
quarter,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
Law NOTICE.

LucIUs V. BrRRcR. RusRpr F.p.,.u
THE SUBSCRIBERS have entered in,o
partnership in the practice of Law In
the county Of Portage. Their Office n
over tfie Store Of r. e. Campbell-direesly 10
'front.' OF the Court House-where one Of Mem
may ~ oil times be found except when nscr
essarily absent. BIERCE l. PAINE
kavenna, Portage CO., q. Fsby. rs. 164o. J
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
From the Ohio Patriot.
SONG.

TuSE-"Old Dan Tucker"
The Wing Convention . Ger and past,
And Bebb's the nominee at last;
He is a-man not very tall
And shorter he will be next fall.
Get out ofthe way, you'll very soon
Be what is call'd used up coon.
Before the people Bebb is brought,
By him the battle must be fought;
He'll run ashore and get aground,
And in the fall, he'll not be found.
Get out Of the way, &c.
The Coons will find that they'll be beat, =,
Their certain doom will be defeat,
For "Davy TOD is on the track
And William Bebb can't hold him back
Get out of the way. &c.
Coon Legisiation's out of date
And sCoons are bound to meet their fate;
They've dosed "hard times" with sad cure
By taxing heavily the poor.
Get out of the way, &c.
Bank paper, 'Coons they say they like,
And or the face its value strike;
But from accounts, il now does seem,
Their paper they can ne'er redeem.
Get out of the way, &c.
Well beat the 'Coon's in this campaign,
And all our hopes we'll then obtain;
Hurrah! for Tod and you will see
Our efforts crown'd with victory; -....
Get out Of the way, SIC. 1
When next October shall have come,
The whiggies voice shall cease to hum;
Their hopes wilIthen begin to ebb
And all will ask, where's William Bebb?'
Get out of the way, &c.
Woll join IN heart and join in hand, 49,.
And drive this "varmint' from our land,
Wen skin him sure from head 10 tail =,
And up "that stream," be then may sail,
Get out Of the way, you'll very soon
Be what is calPd us'd up coon.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
STORAGE, FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS

AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
THE subscriber hereby acknowle5p the
L many favors Of his friends, during his
connection with the firm Of Babcock & Nc.
Bride, and respectfully Informs them and the
pubic IN general, that he will continue the
Storages Forwarding and Commission bust
ness at the old stand. and respectfully solieits
a share ofthe business. His arrangements for
the coming season for contracting for the
transportation Of property to and from the
Eestern cities, and on the Lakes and Canals.
are equal to any others in this section; and
he hopes by past experience and due atteu-
teon to give full satisfaction. 49,
JOHN G. MCBRIDE.
Ravenna, Fsby. -, ls4e. sstf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
Ohio Bank PAPER.

The issues Of the new State Bank of
Ohio, it is we'll know, are based upon
State stock. To show what guaranty
the people have that tho concern either
now is. or can long remain solvent, we
publish the annexed table, taken from the
Fund Commissioner Report in ls42.-
These Fund Commissioners, by the way,
were rank wings.
lnls42, sold in N. Y, $l,393. 800 90
Received therefor, 960,274 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
DISSOLUTION.

THE copartpershp heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the frni of
hotr h Beechsr, has this day expired, BY linz
itation. All persons indebted to them will
please call and settle, and pay up immediately;
by 80 doing they will save cost. II
ADAM v. HORR,
HENRY BEECHEE.
Shalersvllle, March 4. 1896. = !. 20
~. B. The subscriber will continue busi.
ness at the old stand where he will DO happy
to wait upon all who will favor him with a
call. -. ADAM v. HORR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
James Wtlson,s Esaate.

NOTICE .s hereby given, that the see
~ scrber has been appointed and quali6ei
as Administrator the estate Of James Will
son, ,a'e Of Desrfeld, Portsge cesnty, deceased.
Dated at Ravenna, this 97th day Of Fe6ru1
ary, 1915. STEPHEN B, McKEEVEY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04

"IN WN." .
+ EMMONS, Oranges, Raisins, Sugar,
Ia and Molasses, Just received, by
Feb. 20. '4e. Z. PRENTlSS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
$93,4OO
7l,437
Loss 10 the State,

Loss TO the State, 2l,926
Thus it will be seen that in time Of
profound peace, when moneyvwas plenty
in New York, Ohio State stock sold at
prices varying from 25 to so per cent.
shave. Yet this stock is now basis for
the new paper issues! and the West is
flooded with them! Who does not see
that the bill-holder has no adeq quate secu-
rity? Who does not know that a sudden
panic would PROSTATE the wholel sys-
tem9 We say again, then, to the people
ofthe West, beware ofthis wholesale edi-
tion Of swindling trash.-Seneca Adver-
tiser.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
$l,393.s0 90
960,274 81

Making a loss to the State of433 ,525 49
The same year, they sold to Ohio
bankers and shavers, as follows:
STOCK sold in Ohio, $93, 400
Received therefor, l,437
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04
INDIA AND CHINA.

OVERLAND MAIL.-The dispatches
by extraordinary express, in anticipa.
ton Of the by-monthly mail from India
and China, reached London on the 10th
ult., via. Marseilles. The dates are Cal.
cutta December 7; Bombay, Dec. Is.
The political news is not important
No collision had taken place on the
Sutlej. The Sikh troops had approach.
ed the frontier, but had made no fur
Their dem onstraticn.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-03-04

in person on the 22d ult. After the
usual formalities, she delivered the fol-.
lowing speech:
My Lords and Gentlemen-It gives
me great satisfaction again to meet you
in Parliament, and to have the oppor.
tunity ofrecurring 10 your assistance
and advice.
continue to receive from my allies.
and from other foreign powers, the
strongest assurance Of the desire TO
cultivate the most friendly relations
with this country.
rejoice that, in concert with the
Emperor Of Russia, and through the
success of our joint mediation, have
been enabled to adjust the differences
which had long prevailed between the
Ottoman Porte and the King of Persia,
and had seriously endangered the tran.
guilty Of the East.
For several years a desolating and
sanguinary warfare has afflicted the
states OF the Rio de la Plata. The com.
merce Of all nations has been interrupt.
ed, and acts Of 'barbarity have been
committed unknown;'to the practice ol
a civilized people. In conjunction with
the King ofthe French, ! am endeavor.
ing to effect pacification of those
states.
The Convention conclnded with
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-29
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

For sale, all The real estate belonging TO
the estate oil Ira Mills, deceased, supposed 10
contain about 240 acres of superior quality
in first rate state Of repair, well situated in a
good agricultural community. There is on
the farm several durable springs Of water, Il
good orchard of grated fruit, a good house,
several Barnes and other convenient out hull
dings. For further particulars apply to VIM
Nash and Horatin Pumbly Of New Haven or
Peer Starr of Middlcbury
n. Il. The notes and accounts OF tic estate
of said Ira Mills are in the hands of Vim.
Nash who is authorized to settle and adjust
the same.
MICHAEL +. MILLS Erec1for.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-29
DIR. HUNTER'.S
EYE WATER.

This valuable preparation subdues every
stage Of Inflammation gives strength and
endurance TO weak and irritable Eyes, re-
moving the dimness Of sight caused by close
attention 10 minute objects, or from expose
ure 10 strong highland should he used by
all who find their eye-sighi falling from age,
or without any appearance Of disease. In
fiamaiion caused by injuries from blows, or
anv foreiGn substance, will be speedily ar
rested by few applications. A multitude
OF certificates might be appended, substantial
ting the truth of the above statements. but TO
a preparation of this kind il is deemed I'M
necessary, as the first trial will furnish het-
ter evidence Of its efficacy, than page OF
certificates. Agents
w. p. Russell. MiddebNFy; p. Maxfeld
and F. Huntington, Vergennes; G. w Par
melee, Bristol; and at all the principal
places OF trade in Addison County.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-12-29
DIR. BUCHANAN'S GREAT PER
SIAN REMEDY FOR THE
TOOTIf-ACHE.

This most Ccl,Jlaicd and Iatalitlc Rtmcey to-
TOOTH-ACHE, TIC DOLOUROUA, G~a
aHpaiHfRI affections pt The Fdcc and Ear, was Oh
tanned by DIR. Buchanan, an eminent English
Physician, during his residence AT The Persian
Court in 1898 as PhySiciantO The English Entas-
Sv He found this remedy in general use, ana
considered by the PersanS intallible, and the Eu-
ropean practice of drawingieeth baT6aI0pS nut
tiLatioH.
In England it has taken the place of all ell CT
preparations, and may be found, ready for uSc, IN
every family inStca,. of the barbaIous IbIH-L,p,
whichwas estimated to have destroyed more teeth
annually than there were men, women and chill
drcn in the Empire.
1t is now introduced INFO The United States uu-
der the immediate supervision OF the Ulis inal no
pTielOT
The great distress which always accompanic4
the extraction Of tooth, together with the neon
venence in chewing and Speaking, and dcfOr-
mity occaSioncd by the loss, renders this rcm,cy
of neStimablc value; aSihc relief from pain which
follows its use, is tHAfc@idfe @Hd fHaHcHf-cx-
ceptiD cases where a ScaSunahlc Tphcaiiun of Tie
remedy has been neglected until liberation has IL
eddy taken place. TheSOreEeSS ofIhe teeth and
gums will lie removed so that the detective tooth
nav lie cleanSed and filed rs perfectly as If hc
pain had been present. Instead of heinc injHed
by the application, The teeth and gums will be
dered more SOrnd and healthy.
DircctiOns.-CleanSc the cavity, and Introduced
small piece of cotton wet with The remedy, and
apply the same to the gums. 1.-THE face and ca
are innamed, swollen and Panful,put few drCrs
Of the remedy into the car and and battle Tic face
in the same until the pain and swelling disappear
PRICE 25 els.
~ w. p. Russell, Middlebury, Vt.
general agent for The United States and
Canada, To whom all orders should be adj
dressed