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Dissolution.
A CARD.
METROPOLITAN
Eating House

THE Prop1etors beg N inform the ciTens Of \ ,,r
and the public generally that Ihey have al co ,sb
expense nIled up I1e sICTe house The ro7uer NJ
CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS
the purpose Of carrying regular business Ia tAe
New hOFk Slyte.
We purpose having q regular Bah OF Fare, with D Ices
aRehsd, be enabled tuiL both pr e.
appetss Of our customers, charge more tlA
hey l. This been naeued ga city, snd hope by
tFct attention. business merit public patronage
We teel cerIAn Of Success with Efforts
mortal FIL In the kilehsn, furnsh Public Dinners
he shortest notice, We also keep hand large stock u
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES
and Liquors.
oogs } q W. MOORE
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL-

(LATE MANSION HoUsE,l
Nor6 Karket Street, ID door 6sIov The Square
V.GILBBR having taken the above sand Tor nnmbsr
- Of years. beg leave 20 inform The public that isc
and % them that he house Gauy painted rom
Basement 70 auto with neH comp urnure through
out Tne subscriber, knJWug full veil the need OF afsl.
class ocen toel In Nashville, and being phanthrope
mood has made every exerOu 20 up wants Of
toe pubhc snd hAters hims-lt has succeeded. HIS
Sable will a. all times Be tufnhei best this and
ioiegl markets a1Ofd and b. pledges himself 20 make
everybody cOnLented aud a. home will laFUF am win
visit.
Uarriagea aud Omuibuses will run regularly 70 and ron
the - Nicholas 10 steamboats, and Railroads. Trusty Por
srs aWaystn tendance AZ the depot 70 eceigs checks 0E
baggage, thus O0vieung the dlfcuity OF delay.
arr per DAY .ssB p
~
eng 1eaa. ~
BFs kiaai from 70 o'clock,
DiRnsF n 8
Supper, sHB
n0VSEdaWy. ~. eIRRRT, FE0Eas,oF.
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Trunks, VaIises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extrs size Sole Leslhsr Trunks;
A." travelling
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
GanfIa Trunks
bog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Vsses.
Also Heavy Wool Hats Carpet Bags, SatCdsls Black
Bags &C. ali the above articles will be sold at the very
L0Fsst prices by BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No. "a College Street,
oct Is On If the NegrON
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A.J. NlCBride.

ne a. 70 uACMDA AAC9
COPPER, TIN * SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. Z, BROAD SEREEF,
NASHVILLE TENNESSE
T HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr. henry
MeCssEn in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for their
hberaiy heretofore extended 70 the r and would mos
respectfully solicit continuance Of avOrs from them and
wish to inform all the world and the rest Of mankndp
that have on hand and for sale Q splsnd q lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns Psrlor Stoves for wood and coz
common and faHsy Crates Box Stoves for churches Ho
low Ware Of every variety baud made to odeF Fur
and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK
am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work, such e.
House Guering Roofing, any other branch pertaining
10 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE RORK.
Myold friends Of the River will ind to their advantage
Ooal and give ahesyi1g bargaining elsewhere
Tor work.
ALSO, for sale, one psir sec0ud0and ENGINES eylin
der II inches diameter and four feet slTuAe with Wstsr
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draugh
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
june "a. Is25
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Risks aees ted at terms iLh soysney and ir
prod.
Especial attention given to Iasuyaaes Of DpslZgs and
Contents, for tsras Of l 10 years.
The progress Of this COp1raon has been stable and
Interrupted through sea'Ous OF dnancat sunshine and
periods eVsrui in exempt IRON sWsepng e0naagra.
uons ard maritime disaster Being long establishes on
cash ass the troubles OF me ersdE system ase In
material particular
During hard times" The security Of reliable IusuFanes d
imperative datyths ability Of properly Ouners 70 sus
tain lOss beng thu much lesssneu.
Agencies 10 all the principal cities and throughout
the State. Policies issued without DELAY any Of he
authorized Agenia Of the Company.
Buslness attended % with Despatch and
FidefitF
march I'm
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JUST RECEIVED
% barrels Extra Family Flo,v-
81 90 Superdns 40 ~
-, laO bars kEtFa a. -
"A "a I've - are selling as market ptsosnd v,rst
iAnl r,.rp,r.- -,,--..,-
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EOEh GAbEa
1.-TWO handsome Lots in Bdgeaed, on woodland Street
The Lots front 50 feet EACH and are Jag cot deep
kpDlvto A. V. S. LINDSLERs
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OLDSH ERRY AND MADEIRA WINES AND
SUNDRIES.
DETER HARMONY HEPHBWS old Pale Sherry; Impe.
rial Pale Sherry; Opley's old PoTi; 6andeEmGnF Port
Burgundy Pom; lyRhhos Madeira; Hungarian To-
IA Latte Clsrst Hauualten ClArs cases Congress
Water and Superior London Cigar various brands.
oDrqa .... HOLLESrRR q NARTER
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EVER YBODY,

Who are in need OF KnObs-Loeks and Latehe Of NJ kn
vhatever Bn Hinges and screws Bolts Ofal knd1, Win
GOV Pasnsrs Sash prings, Nails Pat Brads, 10 short.
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Exchange Of Land for City Property.
NATB Wih 10 exchange 12 600 acres OF vAlusble sa
w near White Oat Tor lsiand, Tsnnassse river
J. l. ar ". BRoWH
~ lB-sU SAN CAsFRy Blgsss,
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B. J. IYLEs
4. h. HAYNES,
.TOHN RROWNE-
500 REWARD.

ON Thursday night about or O'CLOCK thief stole
~ from my residence IN BrgsdeId a DARK BAY F1LLY
years old this Spring Some ar botn sides Of her
laws Wss rubbed Cf no oh ksremp She
extra Gne animal give S25 The recovery Of the
and SIS for he arrest Of the thief.
(eb Ut HIRAM VAUGHN.
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.

w. R. CORNELIUS, AGENT
THANKFUL for past favOFs and indugsnees, would Sug
L gest that we have more, and will
be Manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,' LOUNGES, &C.,
Of every description for tue trade aRd customers geBeF
ally. Once and WaEerOoms 40 Spring street, CneFrY
where will also keep general assortment Of cheap
Chairs, Bureaus, WaTdrobes &c and will also keep
hand and make order every description OF Mattresses
&C. Persons ordering from distance may rely having
their den filed. Respee fully,
W. r. CORNELIUS, Agent,
SHAFFEK q Co. PFODde' oTg. 26-tf
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HOUSE-BUILDERS.

Who want good Gun Barrels PlngOr Percussion Locks
Sheet Brass German Silver, Guards aud Butte, DOubl
Trik gers, giH- and shot Can WiPers, Gun, Nipples
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We are Offering for Sale
FOB CASH,
CUGAR. COrPER, MOLASsRS,
~ GOLDEN SYRUP,
STAK CANDLES,
TALLOW CANDLES,
SHOT, LEAD,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CRUSHED SUGAR,
POWDERED SUGAR,
LOAF SUGAR,
NAGLS-ASSORTRD,
MATCHES SOAP,
CEDAR BUCKETS
PAINTED BUCKETS,
SODA, PBPPEB, SPICE,
GINGER, BID CORDS,
WRaPPING PAPkR-Ess'd,
TENN. BAGGING-Wide,
INDIA BAGGING,
kOPB, TWINB,
BARREL SALT,
SACK SALT,
Coarse and Pine,
And all other articles usually Kept in Grocery House.
Our friends and the public In general respectfully
quested 70 give q call T. MARTIN & o. T..
fsb 10 Cnrnar Rrnad AID A art airhai.
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COOPERS,


Who ale IN want OF Tress Hoops, Clock HoWss Lance o.
VecroEes Lsvehng Planes Joutsrs Adzes Backing, HO
lowing Heading and OthsT Co0psrs Knives,
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w auted

Bacon! Lard and Feathers !
DUR rhch the hgaess market prcs in cash will be paid
STR ALTON q SEYMOUR,
No. 90 Market street, doors below Church street.
r. IE-IUm
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williams & Co.,

Who Is in want Of Single or Double Barrel Shot Gun
ane RAJ ~ or Pocket KNIFE or Of Knives and Forks
spytnng u uay lound N HsrdWar stOFs would and il q
InLar b nLL-e
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For Rent or Lease.

8 UI 8AV4G u 8VSsHWI
THAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike al
present occuprd by Mr. Fellows Il contains Elk rooms
besides Kitchens &C. and has about acres
Of ground attached. would be leased gOOd tenant
Tor a term Of years Il desired. Apply 20
nov u A V. b. lNDSLbHs
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Fresh Groceries.
NASHVILLE, February S, 1853.
lust received from Bal iuOFs-
y IS bags LaguiTs Coffee,
10 bales Mocha
bags CeylOn
s Cove Oysters,
$1,000 hne Cigars, assorted brands.
FREEMAN BROTHERS,
NO.7 College, three doors North OF Spring street.
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HOURS.
EOO BBLS RRCTTF I'D Whisky
0OO 50 8. O6 Bourbon do
50 I" Rye do
100 /. American Brandy,
so Gu;
100 " Walkers Xxx ale,
IS s. + Rum,
Also large Of nas Brandss, Wines, &c in SOrs
iaI wi n 'l'' JO EDWARDS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-07-01
3flisteIIaneous 9rtitIrs.
Ecclesiastical Law of Divorce.

AH" oA DA'cASC'
Tire ease with which divorces may
be procured under the legal enact
ments of many of the States of the
Union, has, beyond doubt, been Sc
riously detrimental to public morali-
lty.
The General Assembly Of the Pres
byterian Church, in session at Ohica-
90, last week, took action upon The
question of divorces, which cannot
fail to attract public attention. The
Rev. j. II. Shields, of the Presbytery
of Des Moines, married, some time
since, a lady who had moved to Iowa
from Massachusetts. Upon arriving
in Iowa, she applied for a divorce upon
the ground that the conduct Of her
husband toward her had been so vio-
lent and unjust, that she had to flee
from his roof-and that, though thus
compelled by his conduct to quit his
roof, he had refused toprovide for her,
and thus he had abandoned her. This
application for divorce rested entirely
upon her own testimony, and not be-
ing resisted, decree was granted di-
vorcing her from her husband. Short
| ly after she and the Rev. Mr.. Shields
we're married. The Presbytery Of Des
Moines took the matter into consider
alton, and while admitting the legal
| ity of the divorce under the laws of
Iowa, they decided that there had not
been sufficient cause shown, in a
Scriptural point cf view, oiustify tho
parties marrying. Therefore they de-
posed Mr.. Shields. The action Of the
Presbytery was reviewed by the Synod
ofIowa, and they restored Mr.. Shields
to his ministerial functions.
The matter was brought before the
General Assembly, which, after sew
eral days discussion, by vote of three
to one have irdorsed the action of the
Presbytery, and disapprovod that Of
the Synod.
! If this decision have the effect Of
preventing persons, claiming to be re-
ligious, from rushing for trivial causes
to the courts for divorce, and then
rushing with like haste into matrimo-
ny, it will do good. This reverend
gentleman is legally married accord
ing to the laws of Iowa, and yet tn Q
General Assembly Of his own church
have virtually decided that he cannot
, live with his wife without incurring
the consequonces,in Scriptural sense,
, of adultery. The General Assembly
asserts a right to condemn that which
the law of the land pronounccs legal.
1t stamps with moral iniquity that
which the civil law declares proper
1t declares that the civil law can give
no man the right to do that which the
Scripture, as expounded by the Gen
eral Assembly, says he shall not. 1t
SayBto Mr.. Shields, that though mar
ried according to the laws of Iowa,
the consorting together under that
marriage is an abomination.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-07-01
Fate Of the Apostles.

Matthew is supposed 20 have suf-
fered martyrdom, or was slain with
the sword at the city of Ethiopia.
Mark was dragged through the
streets of Alexandria, in Egypt, till
he expired.
Luke was hanged upon an olive
tree, in Greece.
John was put into cauldron Of
boiling oil at Rome, ,and escaped death.
He afterward died q natural death at
Ephesus, in Asia.
James the Less was thrown from q
pinnacle, or wing of the temple, and
then beaten to death with q fuller's
club.
Phillip was hanged up against
pillar, at Eieropolis, a city of Phry-
gia.
Bartholomew vas hayed alive by
the command of a barbarous king.
Andrew was bound to a cross,
whence he preached to the people an-
til he expired.
Thomas was run through the body
with lance at Coremandel, in the
East Indies.
Jude was shot to death with arrows.
Simeon was crncified in Persia.
Matthias was first stoned and then
beh eaded.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-07-01
Qortrg,
MARY GRAY.

Oh, Mary Gray--sweet Mary Gray!
prithee turn those eyes away
Tempt not to love again;
For disappointments keenest dart
Is ranking in this aching heart
I'm dying of its pain!
One happy day in aowery May,
| watched the siIvery ripples play,
Down by the rivers side;
The day did wane and brought me bane
] could not all my grief restrain
She was another's bride!
The sunlight shines amid the vine,
The turtle for his mate repines
Close BY our once-loved bower;
But unto me the day is dark
Mounful the song Of the lark
ClouGs DER my life-Sky lower!
l wander now beneath the bough,
Where evening listened to our vow
Life's like a winters night;
Love S rose is wiIhered ere it bIowed--
NV heart is but weary load,
And longs for deaths cold blight!
Then Mary Grav, fair maiden, stay
Thy love-provoking, wishing way
This heart is clothed in gloom,
And is so full Of wounds aud scars
Received in Cupid's deathly wars,
In thine It's not worth rooml
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-07-01

U Two literary ladies' were lately
witnesses on a trial. One of them
upon hearing the usual questions ask
ed, "What is your name and how old
are you 7" turned to her companion
and said: ~ do not like to tell my
age; not that | have any objection to
its, being known, but | don't want it
published in all the newspapers. ~.
"Well," said the witty Mr.. s., Il will
tell you how to avoid it.. You have
head the objection to all hearsay eyi-
dence, tell them you don't remember
when you were born, and all you know
of it is by heresay." The ruse took;
and the question was not presented.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-07-01
THE PROUD LOVER.
BY r. H. sroDpARD.

never yet could understand
How men could love in vain; =
/ hold it weak and wrong to love,
And not be loved again.
For me, / must have heart for heart,
Deny me that, and we must part.
There be who love, or think they love
Without return, for years;
They waste their days in fruitless sighs
Their nights in hopeless tears. -
Not such am I my heart is free,
Hove not her who loves not me!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-07-01
THE COQUETTE.
BY CHARLES SWAIN.


Whatsoe'er she vowed to-day
Ere week had fled away
Shed refuse me
And shall l her steps pursue
, Follow still, and fondly woo!
No-excuse me
II she loves me, it were kind
Just to teach her her OlCn mind;
Let her lose me!
For no more I'll seek her side
Court her favor feed her PRIDE
No-excuse me!
Il in idle, vain display,
She can cast my love away.
And thus use me;
For tickle heart, at best,
Shall l grieve and lose my rest?
No-excuse me!
Let her frown--frowns never kill,
Let her shun me if she will
Hate-abuse me;
Shall / bend meath her annoy?
Bend, and make my heart her toy?
No--exCuse me.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-07-01

,U Red skirts and red shoes are
the latest female agony in New York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-07-01

0tTThose who have seen tanned eagle
loafng lazily about barnyard, will be pre-
pared to appreciate the difference between
the proud "bird of Jove" as painted by Ten
nyson, and the same bird as painted by ouI
friend G. Whi&kins
EAGLE THE FTRsr- LFRED TBENYsoE'
He clasps the css with crooked hands,
Close to the sun n lonely lands,
RinSd with the azureNord he stands,
The wrinkled sea beneath him crawls;
He watches from his mountain walls,
And like thundef.bolt he falls.
EAGLE YE sEcoKD-EY G. wHILLIKIEs.
With crooked claws he clasps ye fence,
Close by ye hen -roost; gazing thence
He spies mice, what's got no sense
Ye mice beneath can't well see him;
He watcheth fIom his lofty limb,
Then jumpeth down and grabbeth him.
P. S:-The difference, though only faint,
Twixt that and this now will paint,
His eagles wild, my eagle amt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-07-01

WIN VIII % VITV
half more than the above rates.
Special notices will be charged double the above
rates.
Cards of Physicians, Lawyers, or others, con-
aiming five lines or less, IS por annun.
Obituary notices exceeding five lines will be
charged half price.
t9y" Notices of all kinds for tho benefit Of pri-
yateindividuals, charged at the usual rates.
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Ggs Mt9rtgur 9emotrat.
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French Goods.


SHINTzE2O0 pieces "a wide, warranted fast eoors At
Nl2X cents always sold for 25 cents yard Also ~
second mourning chniZes at 10 cents.
iLOUPIHE'S BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at S'1S cents
per yard -,
LAwNS-The very best quality, which used 10 sell at 20
cents, viii sell at 12H cents Some good quality as
low AS 6LI cts Award.
oHALLY DE LAINEs-Plain and figured, The very 1nest
plain at 20 cents and figured at % cents yard.
OAIBRR GRAPE E'ESPAGNE-25 pieces beautiful styles
and 4olors, very low price.
Is cents yard
cheap. g,
Black SILK very rich ustre ~ Inch wide at only 6zH cts
per yard; sold last season at 81 per yard
.tf The Greatest Bargain Yea.
viii sell superior SILK ROBES, of go yards each same
quality from SIS TO $50, For oniy
SO apiece. l challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment silks, deny that these Robes not
sold hElf their value. Also superior article COLORED
POULTDE ROBES A .QUILkES, side stripes, very de-
kirabe eolors and designs, and VIII be sold at bargain
They very recent importation Of large New York
retail establishment and were bought below Importers cost
Also received about so dress patterns of new styles
fancy silks very handsome and cheap.
100 DhREGE, LAWN CHALLH ROBES, both side stripes
Barege Robes 20 each, such sold
$lO will sell for 80. Cialy Ro6es,
excellent style, very cheap Pine Lawn Robes Mt only One
aps-Sm To 1877 MAR st
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) a. AYERS
~ PILLS.
Ezsz
FOR AL THE PURPOSES OF
FAMILY PHYSIC.
FOR ALL the PURPOSES OF A

THERE has long existed public demand for ar Otto;
purgatYe pill which could be relied on as sure nd
to meet demand and an extensive trial of its virtues
has concusyely shown with what success II
the purpose designed 1t is easy to nnake physical I
Aus easy make the best of all ptS one which
should have none of the objections but al the advan-
and with what would respectfully submit to
the public decision 1t has been unfortunate for the
patient hitherto that almost purgative medicine is
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels This is not.
Many of them produce SO much gripping pain and revul
IN the system to more than counterbalnnce the
good to be derived from them. These pills produce
irritation PAM unless it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable harm arise from their use in
any quanty but it is better that any medicine should
be taken judicously Minute directions for their
in the several diseases which they applicable
given on the box Among the complaints which have
been speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver
Complaint its various forms of Jaundce Indigestion,
Languor and Loss of Appetite, Lstessness litabity,
the Side and Loins for in truth all these but
the consequence of diseased action in the liver AS
ness, Piles, Collie, Dysentery, Humors, Scrofula and
Scuryy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers and inn
purity of the bOod in short any and every where
purgatiye is required.
Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the Back Stomach
and Side They should be freely taken IN the spring of
the year, purify the blood and prepare the system for
the change of seasons An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
the Bss na acS9 They The @ hs Tssa and By
yate the strength of the body, and the wasted
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence an oc
Sasiona dose IS advantageous, even though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far, every purgatiye medicine
reduces the strength, when taken to The thou
sand cases in which physic is required cannot be
erated here but they suggest themselves the
than any thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind. Where their virtues once known, the
public viii no longer doubt what remedy to employ when
in need of cathnrtc medicine Being sugar-wrapped
they pleasant to take and.bcing purely vegetable,
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
fOf minute directions, see wrapper on the BOX.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1858.

a SxoB.--Thackerny thus dagnerrotypes
the animal suob, in speaking Of English So
ciety:
"A snob is that man or woman who is always
pretending to be something better-esPecinlly
richer or more fashionabr--than they are. 1t
is one who thinks his own position III life con-
temptible, and is always yearning and striving
to force himself into above, without the
education or characteristics which belong to it;
one who looks down upon, despises and over
rides his interiors, equals of his own
standing, and is ever ready to worship tawn up
on and hatter rich or titled man, not because
he is u good man, wise man, or Christian
mar, but because he has the luck to be rich OF
consequential"
The ToornAcnE-''M dear friend" said
H, 81 can cure your toothache in ten min
utes"
'sHow2 How 2" inquired. "Do it in pity"
"lnstantly," said he. "lIave you any alumY"
eyes"
Bring it, with some common salt"
They we're produced. My friend pulverized
them, and mixed them in equal quantities. then
wet a small piece of cotton, causing the mixed
powder 10 adhere, and placed them in my hol-
low tooth.
''There," said he, "if that does not cure you,
I will forfeit my head. You may tell this to ev
cry one, and publish it everywhere The rem
it was as he predicted. On the introduction
of the mixed alum and salt, experienced u SEN
sation of GOODNESS, which gradually subsidized,
and with it the alum and salt. 1t cured the tor
ments of the othache.-Erchdngc.