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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-20

The Crystal Palace The exhibition in
The Crystal Palace, IN New York, will close
Al some time during the month of Decem-
Der. The display is said To be at presen,
most brilliant, especially in the evening
Arrangements are making for warming the
building, measure quite necessary at this
season.
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The result OF the thrty-hrst ballot having
been declared. Messrs Field and Miner were
appointed to conduct Mr. Necdham to the chair.
The oath was duly administered to the Speaker
elect, when he proceeded to address the House
as follows:
Gentlemen of The House Of Rep -eseniotires:
feel on this occasion under the strongest oh
legations of gratitude and thankfulness to this
House for the manifestation Of their confidence,
extended to me, in selecting me to preside over
their deliberations, the present session.
am not insonsble, Gentlemen, Of the re-
sponsibility necessarily resting on the presiding
officer ofths House. and were it not for the gen.
eroslty, the marked docorum, and good cling,
always extended by the House of Representa-
tives ofthis State to their Speaker, should feel
utterly unable to perform It's duties.
ask therefore, Gentlemen, your generous in
diligence and your aid, in the performance Of the
duties deyovng upon me, IN the capacity in
which you have placed me. ! am sensible
may commit errors in the discharge Of my du-
ties, but assure you those errors shall be unin-
territorial, ard | pledge myself, that in the dis
charge Of those important duties, pertaining to
the presiding officer Of this house, on ny part,
they hall be performed with impartlality, and
with due and proper respect to the rights and
feelings Of all, so far as is in my power so to do.
Due and proper respect to the rights and
feelings Of others, | view as desideratum, in
the structure and maintenance Of republican
institutions and we are only doing our duty as
fellow citizens of a republic, in the laithial main
tainance and defence Of those principles and
with wise reference, therefore, to that Supreme
Power which guides the destinies Of Nations
and States. let us perform the duties assigned
us here as in His presence--calling upon Him
for that wisdom which alone can guide us a.
right.
The House then proceeded to the election Of
Clerk pro tenn Mr. Miner nominated Chalon +.
Davey, Esq of Burlington, and no other NINE
being presented, the nomination was adopted
ripa roce, aud the oath was duly administer
ed.
On motion of Mr.. Field, the rules Of last ses-
sion were adopted until others shall be provided
On motion of Mr.. Mclean, the House ad-
journed TIL tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
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The Washington Seqhnd, which stlf'
that city some tune since under the mlw-
OF Beverly Tucker, q disappointed app
the Marshashp IN the Distinct OF to.ag
doing very well, having already acquired .
cnlaton of $500 copies at $40 a year
Washington paper u is quite readib'e'
have SO far noticed but enc bare faced m.s'
ment m II. aud that was 20 the effect 'a'
Wings still hold half the Offices M Nasl''-
The truth is, that when Mr. Fillmore Ie'f-
the llh of March. The federal Offices win
District of Columbia were about equally i'
between the Two parties ~ Loco Fucos d.
ly holding many of the best clerkshifs' p"
General IaFlT came into power niI
! Collamer aud Fiz Henry Warren io1f
sion of the Post Office Department ol
Wings could be found therein. uut OF '
[ hundred when Mr.. Fillmore went oul aH' \
eal Pierce came, the Loco Focos hel.
with the Whigs, and there was one W
man. .N0lc out OF the one hundred
tremendously there are bat eight nom,aA
and believe not one VINO has been know
active Wing for some years. AZ ore
ring Mr.. Frmore's administration
clerkships Of the Departments oeoem'
and the office of Second Assistant ="
General rhey were all filed ny N'
ment of Democrats. The Departments
Piled were those Of the lnlener, N'A'5 -
Office. Tribune.
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Political Complexion of the House
ELECTION Returns.

On Thursday the balloting for Speaker in the
House indicated SO Wings. Adding Mr.. Gran
dey, who did not vote, the number of wings
is "a. On the 22d of September we gave the
list of Wings as being 50, including Mr.. Pnch-
ard of Bradford, of whose return we then ex-
pressed doubt. Mr.. Prichard was not return
ed, and our classification of the Wing members
was, therefore, entirely correct
The ballot for Speaker, taking the highest for
each democratic and freesoil candidate at any
one ballot, showed
Democrats so
Frecsollers 40
40
On this ballot Mr.. Grandey received only %
and perhaps one Wing vote was counted in the
opposition. If so, the opposition strength is 49,.
Our classification in September gave the
Democrats 50 and the freesoilers 37--.otal ll9.
On the whole, our readers will be satisfied, it is
hoped, that we endeavored to tell the truth.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct. Is, 10 A. NJ,

tuesday, OCt. lci ~ y. NJ
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Senate was called to order by the Presi-
dent pro TEN.
Mr.. Colt introduced joint resolution that the
Senate and House meet at three o'clock this at
ternoon to hear the report Of the Canyassng
committee and it was agreed to.
Alessrs. Bingham and Grandey were announce
ed, and informed the Senate that the House was
organized, and ready TO proceed with besiness.
Bills introduced and refared BY NJ. Iloyt,
granting to Amasa l.. Holcomb, his heirs and
assigns for ten years, the exclusive right Of
keeping ferry from Reynolds Point, on the
cast shore of Isle La Mot, to Aburgh; referred
10 the committee IN Roads.
On motion of Mr.. Hale, Messrs. Hale and
Stevens of Franklin, we've constituted a commit
tee to inform the Governor Of the organization Of
the Senate.
The Canvassing committee had leave to with
draw during t he sitting Of the Senate.
The Senate were informed through the Clerl
of the. House that that body had coucurred il
the joint resolution to meet at three o'clock thi,
afternoon to hear the report of the Canvassias
committee.
On motion of Mr. Stevens, of Caledonia, ad
journed.
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rs Ladys Book for November abound

Gsdys Lady's Book for November sbounds
b matter and illustrations-in the latter beyond
all former precedent. In view ola new volume,
we must again commend the Lady's Book
The December number is to contain an engrav-
ing of Benjamin Vests celebrated picture,
Christ Healing the Slck"-engraved, ofcolrse,
from the original painting.
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SENATE.
AFTERNooN

AT1FRNOoN
The Senate was called to order by the Hon.
VIM. c. Kit,redge President.
On motion Of Mr.. Stevens, Of Caledonia, the
Senate took a recess Of half an hour
AT the expiration Of That time the Senate came
IN, and at 3 o'clock, in accordance with the reso-
luton adopted this morning, met the House in
joint assembly.
On returning from joint assembly on motion of
Mr., Bogue the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Senate came in, and the joint assembly
was formed, for the purpose Of hearing the re-
port Of the Committee appointed to canvass the
votes for State Officers, and if necessary to elect
such officers. Tho report Of the Committee not
being ready, Mr. Washburn moved to adjourn
the Joint assembly till tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, which motion was agreed to, yeas "a,
nays 20, and the Senate withdrew.
Bill Introduced and retyred.-By Mr.. Spencer,
10 incorporate the Vermont Italian Marble Co.
to the Committee on Manufactures
Adjourned
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COL Benton. The Washington cores
pondent OF the Baltimore Patriot, saws that
a strong and systematic effort will be made
to place Col. Benton in the Speakers
Char of the next House of Representatives,
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The Ladies PaPer.-New York, T. d. Curtis
and s. s. Richards Proprietor

This is very beautiful paper, well according
with its motto" purity and moreover, we like
Its spirit. 1t defends the genuine rights of wo-
men, without entrenching upon the rights Of the
maseulines, The Ladies' paper is printed by
lnfieu, NJ do their work well. Success to the
pop1<&rd v the ladies'. Subscription price 81
nif In ndyance.
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
THE HOUSE ORGANIZED.
Hon. HoRATIo NrEDHAm, Speaker.

SENATE.
MoNDAr, Oct. II, 2 P. W.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Senate was called to order by the Hon
Carlos Coolidge, President pro tenn.
1t appeared on the reading Of the Journal of
Saturday, that bill to incorporate Waits River
Bank was introduced by Mr. Sleeper, and refer
red to its appropriate committee, on Saturday.
The Senate, on motion Of Mr.. Dennison, ad-
journed.
HOUSE
The House resumed the ballotings for Speak
er for the year ensuing, with the following re-
suit:
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The Koszta Correspondence

Chevalier hulsemann, in behalfof the A..
TRAN Government, has written to Seem
Marcy, IN relation to the conduct of Cant L.,
ham in the rescue Of koszta, at Smvfnn-.s'..a
GLIDING with the following demands:
"The imperial government enter,oirs
high an opinion of the sense of Justice and If W.
tegrty of the government of The United ST..
to doubt for a single instant ITS anxietv IN
vow the conduct Of It's agents, under ibe c,.
cumsianccs above mentioned, and that II VIII
hasten 10 call them to severe account. nnl &c..
der 10 Austria satisfaction propOftionaie IN ,,a
magnitude Of the outrage"
Mr.. Marcy, IN a long and able letter eynoso.
the injustice Of this demand ustfes the cond,.,
OF Capt lngrah1m, and thus declares the da,o.
mination Of the President:
" The conclusions at which the Presiden, b,.
arrived, after foil examination of the lrans,c.
ton at Smyrna, and IA respectful cunsideraii,,
of the views Of the Austrian governments tb..a
on, as presented IN Mr.. iulsemann's noie ..a
that Kosyta, when seized and imprisoned ,,l
invested with the nationality OF the UptoS
states. and they had therefore, the npht ii ,b.-
chose to exercise IL, to extend their protocols,
TO hun; that from international law-tbo aid.
law which can be righttully appealed 40 A..
rules Of action 10 tins case-Austria conll ID,
rive no authority TO obstruct or interfere ,,,,t
the United Stat IN the exercise of tins r.b,
IN efectng the Liberation Of kusz,a: and ,ts'
taplain lngrahams lnterposiilon Tor his relea.s
wac, under the pecuiar and extraordinary III.
cumstanccs of the cuse, right aud proper.
d" These conclusions Indicate T. Air. Iplss.
mann the answer which the undersigned /. IN.
structed by the President TO make 10 the Euror.
or of Ausifn TO the demands presented m slr
Hulsemnnn's note
" The President does not see a sufficient
cause for dswowing the acts OF the American
agents which are complained of by Austria,
Her claim for satisfaction on that arcoun, las
been carefully considered, and is respectfully dc
clined.
Beng convinced that the seizure and inprs.
onment of koszta were illegi aud uninsifab,a
the President also declines to give hs c,o.,p,
TO his delivery 10 the onsul Genernl of Au.tra
at smyrna. brit after full examination of,te
case. as herein presented, Doe bias instructed l0a
undersigned 90 communicate to MI Hulsan.nn
hIs confident expectation TINT tle Emperor of
Austria wall take the psopcr measures t.cs..s
Martin koszta 10 be restored to the condition ae
was 30 before be was seized 40 ,ho stfcgts Of
Smyrna on The DIST of June last"
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ErHAS AILrN-De Puy's Life of odd E.
than" is the latest and best For sale by S. NJ.
Walton, Montpelier.
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Wing majority

wing HldJoThg
We beg leave to add that we have classified
the opposition on the authority OF free Democ-
rat
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The Liquor Law.

The first bill in the House was introduced by
Mr.. Page of Rutland, well known friend If the
Liquor Law and as a matter Of course we pre-
sumo that the amendments which he has propos-
ed will be regarded with much interest by all
parties, - indicating as the bill does, that
staunch friends of the law are ready to concede
amendments which will obviate reasonable OBJ
jections, without infringing upon the great pur
pose Of the law, and without mpairing its eff
cheney. We shall therefore publish the bill at
our earliest convenience.
For the present we remark that the objection,
that the words give away" in the present law,
make it penal to give for really useful or harm
less purposes, is obviated by different con-
structon Of the words-a construction that for
bids any indirect sale, or any giving away fer
the purposes Of intoxcaton, or where any de-
gree of intoxication ensues. The objection
growing out of the destruction of the liquor
seized is obviated by foreting the liquor to be
sold for the use of the towns, except such liqnor
as is aduterated or otherwise unfit for chemi-
cal, medicinal or mechanical uses, which is to be
destroyed. The cider clause is repealed, with a
proviso which excludes its sale in taverns stores,
groceries, and other places o. public resort.
The bill requires bonds ofthe town agents,
for the security Of the towns and also requires
the commissioners to appoint town agents when
ever the selectmen require. One provision,
which throws the burden of proof on the defend
ant, is repealed, and another substituted of a
proper character. So, also, as to the provision
which provides that the defendant may be con
victed as a common seller, although not charg-
ed with that offence. The right of trial by Jury
is also secured and minor defects are avoided
On the whole, the bill, we think, will COM
mend itself to favorable consideration.
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The Ctse ofle tnief STATES .UuviefJ
ms and trosar.- Philadelphia, Der. i2.-
hIbeas corpus case of Denuy Marslas
and trosser, was arap called up % The lH
Cont today Judge Gner SAID he aaa'l n.
lo~ tnc counsel employed blythe a0eUo.
JohH Pas, 6non o c1H' IH'1 court as d
Naie pfo5rciio- t1IaI.rle WITH Bib.
Zoe governments a the e.t.n iHefoH
Aig. bman assel flt aas 90 be- ua Irr
That no private prosecution cou.i be
By counsel, DO proceedings against oiiccso
government
The Judge sld thar the Cour, would
questioned 10y any person.
Mr. A.hmead thcu asked that the o-i.lr
discharged.
Judge Guer sold that it must be shove
they were netting by authority.
Mr. Commissioner iugrahm testified
ing DE arrant Tie Mar-hal testified h,'
iug his Deputies 90 Necme 10, qui D
Nyn6oop testified 10 witnessing the re
made by the fugitive to tie Deputies ul-
rest.
be Judge said he would give his i,'s
on saturday
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EVACUATION OF Gov. DKuoMt or Fl.
Charleston, Oct ~. james Il. bfoo".y,i
augurated as GOV of FLORIDA, on lh' ~
10 his inaugural address he takes g'''..
removal of the Seminole lndmns--.,.'",-
them as blight TO The prosperity OF ui9
in violation of their treaty obllgai'o''
open defiance of the power, authority ~.
tunity Of the Re ,eral Governme ni' si-
slider it part of his constitution g g..
the law Of the last session, providing 'o =
moyal, faithfully executed. ale aa' o.,
mon schools, railroads, internal ','p.' p
&c, and promises his support to u''"
administration.
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OHIo ELECTION II oiumbus' oct -
State has gone largely Demoerau.,''' e,s
majority for Gov. will probably DC 's p, n,
Cincinnati, Oct l2.-fhe votes ~ ~, III
ty are, as yet, only half counted ou pun, ,'' d
cratic ticket is elected by haJo'g .3so
1000 to 900. Five or SIX ueNv's y
throughout the State, aud are SO MAJ.
counting proceeds very slowly
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Should the Legislature fail to electa Cover
nor the present Incumbent holds over only until
tue close Of session, when the Lieut.. Governor,
1t one IS elected, would become Governor. If
both Offices are vacant, the Secretary OF state
becomes acting Governor -.Mdilebury Register
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CARrETs.-Tbe astonishing low rates for
which the New England Carpet Company sell
such immense quantities OF Competing, is account
ed for only by their heavy purchases at the New
York auction trade sales. AT their establish
ment they sell tapestry carpets for 81 p per
yard, which formerly we considered doing well
to purchase for 50 per yard. They display
Brussels aud three ply, also painted floor cloths
at less than manufacturers prices. They have
always enjoyed the reputation Of selling all
grades of carpetng at much less than the usual
rates. Their warehouse is located on the cor
ner of Hanover and Elm streets, Boston, d&wl
Mr.. Henry Croker, a workman in the Island
Pond Steam Mil, on Saturday last had his hand
and arm drawn into the feed rolls of Planning
Machine. to the elbow, and crushed to pieces
was necessary.
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Arrival Of the steamship Atiantic-- War
declared by Turkey - The Russian ar
my moUing to attack the Tark'sh Posi-
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gesons for the healthMorses Invigorating Blixir
81 % N ans ss
Oriental traveller and chemist has become we'll known
values utstion himself
rant its properties think Of questioning
prominent position occupied by Dr. Morse in tho s
wr int of ,s yp OF s1y sp %
instance invgorant offered TO the world, the ngred
art which the faculty in England scotland France
Pru and have declared to be the only stimulaat
entang the relaxation and depression which hereto
, &c 10 re s 81 Ing
human system There therefore, solid rounds for
rdia great medical of the etecnth century
As has been received by the pubc and the history
to the present day such instance OF unboundd
confidence in che curative properties Of medicine could
no adueed appears upon the record in favoro this pre-
we would remind the the fesbe the sick that
mes wasting heat supon that the drain the
ing aid Of shs fs stay delicate wife and daughter
81 deadly ace
Of mental and physical or slow disease
summer shall bring back its blosso ma o Tho rose
Nor should the healthy neglect the Of foyns
men every summer YET by the use Of this peerless nyg
and the digestive 80 thoroughly and permanently
restored that neither sudden changes of temperature app
asr Of though Gr muscle viii susdus tho energies
ysioPed We might almost say created by It's influence
the necessary stock Of vigor fer the exhausng summer
Lsp,eaily should ladies who suffer from hysteria de-
preston Of spirits bodily weakness headache
disabilities incident TO cement delicate
Psychological Of the brace and
in Of heats July and s%sss
sG slS sr y S 49, tSS r
70 wn2 Dr. NJ oSss ss Sc
there is an imitation article Of similar namo.
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ANTHOLOGY.

MISS BRcoE, THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER CAN
wi DO consulted with at so Canal street. Of Broad
way. mp stairs or all events - % present. past and fu
ture, And tell the and ago Of any person ron
4. N, Till p. ~, and tin evening.
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PARIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

CIINA OF sRvREs AND OTHERS. MANoURY, IN.
CnOcOiATE AND TEA WAREHOUSE MASON
by appontm emit to several courts % Rae kieheleu
Prize medal to London exhibition.
FASHIONS AND ARTICLES DE CoUR. ALExAN.
mANbRiRcniEFs, EmBRorDRRED AND PLAIN.
LOUIS CHhPRoN, Furnishsr Of the Court a IA Sublime
Porte, kue de la Paix Ne IL.
NATURAL OK MARROW AND P0MArUN, JEAN.
ORION, Rue do Ia Feuillado, Ne. =.
PIANOS DR0TTS WITS EXPRESSIVE PRDAIS
MONTAI Bouevar and Montmartre. No D. uonorcd With
nine medals and the Gross of Legion u Honor.
UxPREss OTFICE--CoMMIssIoN, IMPoRTATIONs
IL and banking afairs-Messrs T6tard Duvivor, No A
Rue Notre Dame des victories Paris beg TO inform the
Americans and the public at large that they have organized
their business plan which will enable them to under
take all sorts ofeommisson importation and aNs,
only two cent paid letter will he immediately
attended to- and replied to by the following steamer.
IIENFL PowDER-To CURE THE DISEASES or
IL dogs ydrophobia setter scab asthma aud dis
particularly good for puppies Suder Of seventy
Prospectus delivered gratis Sold in Paris by Schumacher
apothcoary 80 Dauphne street Only depot in New York
Broadway. Price Of each bundle. % cents.
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FuWNTTuHE.

EHEAP = CHEAP ROSEWOOD PAeLOR FURNI
~ ture covered In brocateo Also large stock Of choice
furniture comprising entire outfits or this Mt
reduced priccs.} M0RRELL NEPHEU, l02 Broadway.
IlNAMELLED AND COTTAGE FUaNITURE.-sErs
~ from s to 81 900 The largest assortment in the United
States Sets made in number color and shade suit all
tastes. GILLIES BYRNE, manufactur ers, 5i6 Broad
way few doors above Spring street. east sde
ny, Ne. 40 Greene street.
CUITEs OF FNAMsLLBD COTTAGE FURNITURE,
~ from $z5 TO $00Purchasers will find tho above the
best and cheapest suites to he bought Mattresses
ana made az the lows wholesale prices warrant
Of Spring street
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NTOTICE.-THE PRoPRIETORS OF THE TWENTY
IN third street ferry to Penny Bridge Newtown Creek T.
tho lat day Of July boats will every hour from NJ
to p M from the p New York side, and at the inter-
mediate half from Long Island side. From p.
M owing the increase of travel three boats will ply
Flushing for afternoon ride will find detention at
env fmo than ton minutes The Ast boat to leave
Nov York side at O'clock returning leave Long Island
At ~ O'Clock. .
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, Inc ss..s 10 %JoNJexro In Brooklyn being
lis true that changes az italian Soap nos true; ou
Hns white and infant slearisunburnt or yellow s. H..
chie, and IL superb so. cnrss pna obsfss and
MIND rSp " depot removed to 81
"You Look Twenty Yeal Youn1er than
you did ,aia A. to b. day; what
grey hairs by the Of H. Gardeners M
best AT ticle world you get s
by the inventor H. GARDNER, at No. n1se !. appns,a
lust the corner II will only trse.
utes color your hair black as mdnghtae nseeh nm
Wo, ms In the Human Body, ae~ ,o
the opinion Of the most celebrated -,
mary causes large majority of diseases e the Pr
dren and adults are liable II you have appen emf
tinually changing from kind of food to anot cpn
breath pain IN the stomach picking at the osa
sulsr remember that all these denote xorms audneu
should at once apply the remedy-Hobensucks Worm Syp
article founded npoa scientific principles compoln
with purely vegetable being perfectly safe
taken and has been known fail in curing the
obstinate cnse Worms exist when this remedy
used from the fact that IL only
but all the slime aud muous which may remain
Office No 81 Barclay street
&. " CLICKENER, General Agent.
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THE wEIRRIEs.

L,ERRY BOAT-NYACK AND TARRYrOwN, TO
meet tho trains that leave New York at A. 10 A.
~, 3P. NJ, and 10 l.. NJ, Sundays excepted. Fare
hrnnn MI
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ITO THOSE ABOUT LEAVING THE CITY-BY LATE
improvements In tho dental art now enabled b
insert teeth from one to full sct in day aud without
extracting the roots. FOWLER,
SO Blocker street, near Broad way.