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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-20

Fam r4Av IN ALI. SIpKs-Tur GREAT MANA
GERS AND Their GREAT OrERAs.-We perceive an
almost universal effort made on the part of the
press, through correspondents Of various qualiiica-
tons, and by means Of fulsome panegyrics, to
magnify the enterprise Of Barnum in bringing
Jenny Lind 10 this country. There seems TO us TO
| be no want Of appreciation of his services in the
matter. But why is it that in all that is said of
Barnums risks and enterprise, not solitary allu-
sion has been made to the bold and adventurous
fTir Of the gifted artistic, and amiable Marezek,
who has imported ballet troupe, the most magaiii-
cent vocalist Of the day-the charming Parodi-and
! Nathalie Fitzjames, one of the most popular
dancers of Parsl Some of these encomias,s forget
altogether Mareizek, in their ecstasies about the
daring and skill of Barnum, whose merits one will
dispute. We do not object to praise being lavished
in one quarter, where 1t is deserved but it should
rot abridge the justice deservedly due in another
place. Barnum merits much credit for introducing
Jenny Lind and aco il entitled to a full recogai-
ton of his services for making show Of the Fe-
jee Mermaid-for tri1ing with the memory Of
Washington, in instructing Joyce Heth TO tell the
American people that she the nurse OF the sage
Of Mount Venon-and for other enterprises, Of
equal value, easily to be forgotten in the atone
mcut made by the advent Of Jenny Lind We
have no objection to give Barnum fall creditor
full dinner--and to have a speech from him, in
which he may have an opportunity to explain and
illustrate, and TO tell us of the new elephants he
intends TO import; but we do contend for the en-
terprise Of the youthful and polished Maretzek,
who seeks for no distinction bat such as legti-
mately may arise from his honest exertions-that
there should be a cordial and unanimous feeling Of
respect, and earnest desire for his perfect
cess He hes been opposed, however; and those
who listen. but never learn, have stabbed at the
peerless Parodi, in order that their weapons may
seattle Maretzek Parodi, however, by her acting
and singing, has interposed her great power, as
with the shield Of Medea, and has turned these
tdversaries into stone-for they are incapable Of
hearing or feeling, under any circumstances. Fair
plsy-far play.
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ParoAi,s Second Nigh, az E,x,r..

Tonight, the favorite Of the operstic fashionable
world, Parodi will repeat the pcrsonson Of Elvrs In
which ,hs has created perfect por,, In spite OF
cough and cold. We learn that che has recovered
from the indispostien that troubled her on Monday
and the prospect Is that there will be tempest Of en-
nusiasm on this occasion, the other nights of
her appearance She is the most original impressive
and srttical Evrs that has gaeed the opera Of
Rrnsni In this country. The PROBABILITY IL that the
house will be crowded a. usual for the exoitemen
audiences have never witnessed such saors upon the
lyric stage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-20

TgE COMMISSIONERS or EnIeRArIoS.-In an ar.
ticle published 10 yesterdays paper, there is typo
graphical mistake, in which it is stated that ihs
three Commissioners refusedto admit our reporter"
il ought to have been (" two out Of the thee
Mr. Dillon did not refuse. The public is on the
irtoe Of expectation 10 see what they will do to-
81 ~ Eyes lie Jfoa ibcm.
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TELEeRArrIc CROSSINGS The Morse line Of
telegraph, have laid their wires on the bed
:" the Hudson River, little above Fort Lee.
which gives free communication with the Soulh
and west. It's to be hoped that vessels will no.
anchor in the immediate neighborhood. lest they
might injure the wires. We feel confident that
u Il only necessary to inform the captains of the
fact 81 the wires being aid, to induce them 10
anchor some distance above or below the point
ns med, when snchoring is necessary.
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4. M.
Tire stock market remains without material altera-
ton Come ancies quite active particularly
Harlem, the transactions summing up nearly three
thousand shares There was more activity than We
have noticed for some time, in United States Skies.
There inquiry for money to-day, and rates in
the street little sitter The banks have locked
up large amount of their resources In long paper,
and their discounts for time win be conn aratively
limited The movement OF specie South has attracted
some attention. but 1t groundless alarm and will
without doubt, soon pass away.
The receptsst the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted to s7a7Ie So; payments
$50 s64 rs balance, S3,1so $50 1s.
We learn that telegraphic orders to purchase cotton
freely have since the arrival Of the Cambria been sent
to all the Southern ports, for English account These
purchases will not of course be allowed to transprs
until after the departure OF the Africa for the object
with all parties in this market at this time IL to de.
press prices nominaly here, to act the Southern
markets while they are sweeping them. We are in
formed that several extensive planters in Lousiana
Mississippi and Texas have been offered thirteen to
thirteen and half cents for their cotton on the plan
taions taking every quality and Is stated that one
Texas planter sold his crop Of about two hundred
bales which will not average over good middlingn
altogether, at 13Kc up the Brazos which would cost
15c. laid down In New York, or 151Sc laid down In
Liverpool.
The demand LOT exchange for remittance, BY the
teamer to- morrow wednesday,, continues moderate,
and the rates are steadily recedipg We now quote ON
London 81 10 per cent premium; on Paris, ST. 20 q
u lsRi amsterdam, Il q Az; Hamburg, 30 q SEX;
Bremen, 80 . sou. Tho Africa win take out small,
amount OF silver coin
Az asherins sale In Auburn, Saturday 3ss shares
Of the Bank OF Auburn sold for cash 40 sharss
brought Al per cent premium; 10 do 47yl; $50 do
Ak 20 do AK; and 2s do. 47K.
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
state csnsls, during the I'd week in Nov
ssme period in ls4e. .............. IIx67e "a
in iooo. f2l $50 49,
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
commencement of navigation to tAe 18th
'" ~. lnciosive vas. 50 OF COZ 81
@e Pe'i'o IN is~. .............. 50&2 500 40
psore@se IN iooo.. ...,......... <14,6es rs
Amount OF tolls received all the New York State
canals In each Of the following years, during the "a
week In November and the totals up 10 the 14th o.,
November, inclusive -
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Sporting Intelligence.

USros covnsr, l.. I. - The second race between
Gsyuga Maid, Lady Bevins, and Pelham, will take
place this afternoon. Those who can spare time,
should, by ali means attend.
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1t barely possible that the aggregate this year wiz
exceed that Of last. The weekly receipts nov are
very heavy. Great efforts will be made 10 keep the
canal open as late AZ possibIe
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PRoMESApE CoScERrs.-AnRs Bishop proposes to
establish permanently, promenade concerts at Trpler
Hall. and the most extensive scale Witnessed
in this country The musical director Bochsa already
has prepared some extraordinary plans, which pro-
mise, when fully carried out. to astonsh the public.
Music will be combined with scenic effects, 90 that
the most vivid impressions viii be created by the en-
tertsinments Our population is equal to that Of
Paris, and wecan support such enterprises If public
manners are only As elegant those in Europs-f
misnamed freedom does not degenerate into license
that establishes the tyranny Of the few over the plea
sure Of the many even dancing, in the Musard
oerts, may he introduced at very distant period.
The concerts however Will give great satisfaction
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sdase ming less truth than potry package Of
BLESS Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy IL taken in
will efen break up cold, and thus prevent 10 q cara
losue Of distressing symptoms and Isrhaps long run Of
jLee that might ohs This simple but
fui remedy tie hho the of ID. Sands loo
FULTON street. General Agents. Johu Mhau 1853 broadway,
htor Eouse and Irving Drug stores, and ITO Broadway
Price IS G
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tahe interest," in the of this extraordinary
aonie for do believe thas its equal for dys
pcpa, liver compl.nt on exists It,
Therefore gives eas know that the orders for the
article multiply daily while mail brings ito
prophet gratifying evidence of ts curative
Ger ter
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eurRnsE Cousr-Cfhcufr CouRr-Edwards. Jus.
toessme . yesterday, ana also 235 s13 9o7, g77, 95
DnrrIcr Contribution, Judge.-Nos IL, Il,
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superiOr Court-
Court CaIsudar--Thss Dav.

The sittipss Of the old branch OF the Superior cou
will commence at 10 o'clock NJ, Tor the remainder
this term, instead OF at II O'Clock as heretofore
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Elegant Invitation, At Home, at Church.
lad s Gs' c.s :;Iic sas u: noe.
q Duane street splssdid Bidsi Esysiopss .ssifsi
scr. irs rss ;s e,
modation Of his downtown customers.
Boots and Shoes s-Light Stout Cork ..r..
double ss water proof Boots and Shoes Leather osros
.SsHyst q Il vs5i;sy Isooxss New rs.i loot
in the United States to get a good article.
Esr irons g o'clock, At ssi Bio.dw,y snss..es
Eye eaiton,p 50 cents aise his ssAstns NE
AND Ear Fountains. Artificial Eyes inserted.
5000 wigs and Toupees. The largest.
81 and bet as'srtSsn. :. ws, hall
sipIiSasf hHAfb's Maiden lane. S:. Yssi. ..S
raj oured varfantsd not :Aaass 0sior.
wigs aud Toupees-The Public ars Invited
are The w s aas 70 9
hs% e. q ceD; %
D'; . shs :.
color Of ss can Ssv: .ss
ressed BY calling as above Copy the address.
Hair Dying.-Phalon's Magic Hair Dye,
nj SiI s or the
atey without disturbing the color and has bad odor
applied sold 1T Phalons Wig and TouDes msnufao
tory, lW Broadway.
Watts Nervous AntidOte Is certainly n
wonderful discovery. I has thu wonderful inu
tho nerves We have just looked all the let
ter about IL that proclaim excellence for all
affections Can be had at 100 Nassau street. 81 bottle.
HutchIng's Dyspepsia Bitters. The press,
east north and with testimonials Of the
highest character in alton TO thfe Bters gu IN 10
the nature the eydesce that its impossibe doubt
their efficacy cure for dypepsis Indigestion general
debility female weakness liver disease, and dsor-
ders. Principal Office, i22 Fulton street.
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NEWS FROM CALIFoRNA.-The Crescent City
maV be expected to-day from Chagres. with ten or
l"elit dgys later news IOm The gold tegon.
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Single copies, In wrappers, sirpencs.

james IL. Cooley Will sell this evening,
cut - Mr. Doyes catalogue the following departments 81
,erstgrs yl.his stechf ltsan asa German booi sl.o
his choice collection Of Greek and Latin suthor aud like
wise bis stock o. Medical Latin writer's and ransa
ons q classics. authors The books can be ssaned from
10 A. n 10 T. M at the salesroos 81 and SD Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-20

EanruqvmE-csptainG Gibbs, of the brig Richmond,
states that two shocks Of an earthquake felt at
st. Martins, on the 10th ult.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day.
LOST. &c.


4 osT-oN FRIDAY ibrH INST IN corNn rpo,
- William street 20 Broadway through Fulton stree. a.
oornf nots payable to the order Of the
70 nmth Knight Co. August TO- at six months foT ,oo
70 Wanfr Ie9e Cc October a. elk tbs for sol I'll
20 q Bprley. November l. At air msntbs o. e.le
ND simsn Jelly ~ at seytn month";. for $500 10 y
bcach NsVsmter payable 18th Jnpe Tor S;Ol AZ \.
N soera Co. September cir montbs n, es.l ao.
Lel.unr october "a a. sir months Tor s7ei 7f ts
srs bIoner October ~, tevon m tntbs Tor sae ss
70 leo ~ peIsy Co. November at 81 months Tor $500
arc cautioned agana reccvina ANY of ,he above
note. payment thereof he's hes ston The
M oe suitably rewarded W leaving them az Che ONES
H.JEROLIuAN co
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emily enc in roafvsyI will challenge pretended fae
tory tqua the bsauy or hsis, In httns
THE head. pattern 81 she'll coHhs, which are vey
btautifal premium open chain combs Con5s ~ whole
sale EN-. QUIkBI, G31s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-20

Tors, Tailor McKimmThis hss osen decided
ngsnst Nc Simm Who vasfound guilty % selling clothing
below the rates. Punshmentclosc egnhneenttn
his store ineessntiy waiting customers Fer plaintiff,
Yankee Doodle; for defendant, John Boil, Esl.
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from Havre. brings usr case q Opera Glasses Of
quality sde expressly for the lenses Of which
selected with BY Of much experience
OSBORNE BoARDkAN, as Bre sdwsy. corner q Lspe-
nArd street
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fcan Muesum.-Fire French Drees Boots o. 80 as
ss ard az; French Patent Leather Rcots fs Con-
Ire.a 81 g.: T-srsh V1far- ~sf RNefs fragr
=. 80 s.yps Az e-s.--.s- -. .~t..--,-.-.
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Moff FOUND-oS FRIDAY LAST AsMALb SUN
- W nenev VS. f0und - no0r whi-h she 81
,.....s, bay. AHly AZ NY.5 NA.rs4 EsssSs "A ~
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French imported have the advantage all others in pcut
Of fnish compactnos and elegance being made with the
view for rea service eoptsnn the best quality Of arcles
in the smallest possible Also fancy cutlery scis ,rs
and rnzors. y. QUlMBY, S1Js Brosdvry.
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Brsdy's Daxuerrcotypcs ON ivory.-Tho

sutscrtsr inyi,es toe attention public TO MS recent
discovery a. Daguereoyping Ivory which produces
eNqustsly beautiful miniature, lendng the beauty 81
painting with the accuracy Of daguerrotyp Specimens q
this for exhibition Bradys Gallery No ~,
Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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CoMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO Mr. 7. D. RIoE.-There Is
true friend Of the amate art that will not be gra
titled In being able to add the value Of his influence to
make substantial benefit for Mr.. T. d. Rice. There
has not been upon the stage, fer the last twenty
years, any man more distinguished TOR love Of the
dramsti art In all its forms, liberal towards
every professional person striving for popular favor.
At the opera at the ballet, at the debut of actor
or actress, the first night Of new play, Mr.. Rics
always exhibits the first and highest quality OF all cri
ticism, warm sympathy which glows, as he Is ready
to point out the excellent points which attracted his
attention This is great merit for which all artists
native and foreign, should be willing to testify their
admiraton-for, in q profession almost devoured by
its own bad advisers its envy Spleen and detrsoton
sound taste and common so refreshing to
merit no ordinary testimonial.
There are many other reasons why Mr.. Rice should
be remembered by his fellow ctizens. He has heen
favorite with the public both in England aud in this
country and though illness and misfortune have de-
priv him of the Of rearing his amabe family
as fond parent must desire, yet the public, 1t Is to
be hoped will regard his gentlemanly qualities and
virtues to give him the most substantial benefit yet
recorded in our dramatic snnas Their favor will be
valuable in its results
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-20

ivory paper daily taken az the Subscribers rooms
the moe srtisieal ste pleasing style Dasu.rreotypss
vited TO examine specimens A. sT Broadway
A. .BRAUNS. late Lang snh,im A Co.
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An opportunity TOO good 60 De Lost

Vnse NOR We would impress upgn the mines Of 81 eumy
which Mr. oliver n Godsnh. $50 Broaigay receives class
psn az 81 So Tor athoroush q lessons Il limited
ov
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The Hon. DANIEL. WERsrrR's SPEECH, AND THE
Union SAyE1Y CcnxITTEE.-We direct the atten-
ton OF our readers the short but pithy and sug
geshve speech Of Mr.. Webster, in reply to the
Union Safety Committee. Refreshing as foun-
tain 81 pure waters to the weary traveller are the
words of truth and soberness uttered by "the old
man eloquent" after listening to or reading the
rant of fanaticism and the vile illusions Of treason
against this glorious Union of States. The allu-
sion of the veteran patriot to the authority Of George
Washington, is as beautiful is appropriate; and
his rebuke of the traitors and schismatics by sin
gle reference to the constitution, of which he is the
great expounder was equally happy and just. Their
Individual prosperity and freedom, and the rapid
growth of the country at large under the pro-
lection of the general government, are without an
example in the annals of the werld and their
iDgrahtude, therefore, is base in proportion to the
privileges and advantages they enjoy from con-
stitution which is the envy and admiration of the
nations of the earth.
Mr. Webster leaves this afternoon for Phila-
delphia, by the five o'clock train.
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as west north and SOUTH with esmonias Of the
highest character in alton TO these Btters gu IN 10
The Of the eyideaee that itis impossible to doubt
their efficacy for dyspepsia Indigestion. general
isbty female weakness liver disease and disor
iers. Principal Office. LIZ Fulton street.
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not seen ths rintatle naruerrsan ihsness tha old
ttstetan should call az Roots free gallery 3 Broadvay
ana sc Henry Clsy he IT, with his mAnte wrapt arouni
him, resting in " the cid arm chair"
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4 .Q,T-LAsr EvENINa. A LAnY.s noLn w.rnn

Il ,VsI-LAsT EVENING, A LADYs GOLD WATCH
Sbine ensmeIed-ietached from the ehaIn-.i,her in
q, 80 oeioN anthony street, or Creeawoh avenue or
Inc .. we snd seventh ayenus sad Amity str.ss
'or"ins ~ 10 y. Csiltghan, isIs Pine street
Hugs O3T.-IOsT, ON FRIDAY. A SPANISH roo
ue namfd Jenny her face and feet were trimmed her
49, shehty yellow or drah, snd shc has tpot Of
sue c,isr on htr iseh her oins Also very small
Sa' oi miset ~ Charles breed Five dsiars
zoo . corner Of Ninth street and Sixth avenue
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=. .;ss s 's; G:rsss sSss $
ss 'S q S.Gsi I.s s's ana ira
ioA 1tFH., at the 'alssrOOms 81 sad SD Broadway
Opera GIasses.-Thc Packet ship Admiral,
quality made expressly u.s. the isnss. Of which were
csSoRsf I .sra.a q ISs
nArd street
Fine Arts.--Taibotype., or Likepesses on
ne mo-. sr,sss a, t,,.sr we .s r,2%s
deceased persons copied sto sny size The public in
A. BRaUSs. late Lang ,hh,im Co.
The Old War Horse at Rest.-AIi who have
no. s. ', s.I r,% Ply, ,S'. q ~ old
ssG sc Henry Cisy a. he H. wi,s II. m,ss Sse. srcus
him. restips in ths cid arm ohsr.' ''-''
Brady's Daguerrcotypes on ivory.--The
spsreer nyi,e toe attention o. the pubc 70 MS r.cen,
sSSUisitsy bessSiini misstufs sni,n. ,hs seS"ty 81
panrs With he aeegrsey ofs speonen q
Broadway corner Of fulton street.
An opportunity too good 60 he Lost
onee would impress upon the minds Of al cum'y
InSsn ne fs e sssn ~, The tim. sSTrs
psrils 81 50 70, athoroush course q Lessons limited
Dressing Cases, $685. Eroodway.-Thc
French imported have the advantage all others In pat
view Cor rss service eoptsnr the Best QUALIFY Of aroes
in the smallest possible space Also fancy cutlery sciss
and rnzors. Y. NJ. QUlMBY. g1JH broadway.
Court of Public Orinion-ycw York Tat
Tors, Tailor McKimmThis hps been decided
against Nc Simu who found guilty % selling clothing
below the Punshment-closc cgnhnenentn
BIS store, waiting CUSTOMARY Fer plaintiff,
Yankee Doodle for defendant, John Boil, Esl.
Comb Mandatory $685. broadway The
emily enc in Bfoafvsy- will challenge sny pretended fae-
equal the In beauty or hssi OF In sitting
THE head. pattern of she'll conhe, which are vey
beautiful premium chain combs, So Combs 81 whole
sale N. QUIhB1 t53s Broadway.
~. N. Jones, IA Ann street, near the Ame-
rean Museum.-Fine French Dress Boots o. 50 TO sS
IS and az French Patent Leather Roota fs Con-
pees 20 - - So T-srsh W'fsrf -4sf Boots frhr
"A =. -. a. sy.A sks E-..r-.s. 80.
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Watts Nervous Antiilote Is certainly a.

wonderful discovery It has tha most wonderful inu
tho We have looked all let
ers about that proclaim excellence for all
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Boots and shoes Light Stout Cor.

double sele proof Boots Shoes Leather vsr,hoss
Rubber Gossamer and every style q for the to BE-
thought Of in great variety at BROOKSS New Root
and Shoe Emporium $50 Fulton The shsapssS plsss
In the United States to get good article.
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shsspss and best assortment o. wEs half Wig Toupses
MEDHURsT HEARDs, ~ Maiden lane, New York. aaa
National Hotel Washing D. Co. made Of the best natu
Copy the drees.
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DIR. James w, Powell. Oculist

attention exclusively diseases Of the Bye ana
Ear from o'clock At l Broadway, entrance ~ War
rem street. where had his popular Treatise The
Eye third edtonp 90 oents also, his esAsting NE
AND Ear Rountzns krtheial Eyes inserted.
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20 ., mae saehsisrs new sty Of Wigs and sealps-thsy
seen and present superior attractions being
uAeaualed FOR excellence of easy natural
appearances Call and examine them ceie-
brated Via fsstory. No. Wall Copy address.
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b, color the hair whskers the ID 10 applied,
without the hair skin 1t be washed inme
atey without disturbing the COLOR and has bad
IL sppliod sod 1T Phaons Wig and TouDes msnafAe
tory, lg Broadway.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-14
J. PARKER, NJ. D,
SOUTHPORT, September %, l349.

SOUTHPORT, September y, I54y.
To all 'rhom il may concern:
This is to certify that having procured from a
Dentist portion of a set of Teeth set on gold
plate for my wife, Tor which | paid nearly forty
dolors, and after giving fair traI of over six
months, my wife was obliged to throw them aside
as useles, besides being ridiculous in their APP
pearance About that time Mr.. LEVI WnIrMoRE
opened the business of Dentistry, from whom
procured the same job for less than one half the
price, and Mr.. Whitmore's work is not only tasty
and elegant, but just comfortable and serylcea-
bic as the natural teeth. Mrs. Brooks has now
worn the teeth of Mr.. Whitmole's manufacture
ing about six months. and could not be induced
to part with them. Therefore, having fully and
perfectly tested Mr.. WIS. work a DENTIST, and
from my long acquaintance with him, do most
cordially recommend him TO all wishing work in
his line. ORSON BROOK s.