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TOO POOR TO PAY.

We were so poor when baby died,
And mother stitched his shroud,
The others in their hunger cried,
With sorrow wild and loud
We were SO poor we could not pay
The man 10 carry him away.
| see it still before my eyes -
| lies upon the bed,
And mother whispered through her sighs
"The little boy is dead"
A little box Of common pine
His coffin was-and may be mine.
They laid our little brother out,
And wrapped his form in white,
And, as they turned his head about,
We saw the solemn sight;
And wept as children weep,
And kissed the dead one in his sleep.
We looked our last upon his face,
Aud our last "good bye,"
While mother laid him in the place
Where those are laid who die.
The sexton showed the box away
Because we were TOO poor to pay
We were too poorto lire a horse,
We couldn't get a pail,
And when we drove him to the grave
Awagon held US all
Twas who drove the horses. and
Who told mother not to cry.
We rode along the crowded town,
And felt so lone and drear,
And oft our tears came trckling down,
Because no friends were near.
The folks were strangers, selfish men,
Who hadn't lost baby then.
We reached the grave and laid him there
With all the dead around
There was no priest to say prayer,
And bless the holy ground,
So home we went with grief and pain
But homo was never home again d!
And there he sleeps, without stono
TO mark the sacred spot,
But though to all the world unknown,
By US It's ne'er forgot.
We mean to raise a stone some day,
But now we are too pay to pay
Baltimore, Md. J. F. w.
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Clubbing.-We will supply either
Harper's Magazine, or Graham's, or Go.
deys and the Home Journal, one year, for
four dollars. Arthur's Home Magazine,
or Pelerson's, and the Home Journal, one
wear. for 8 25.
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j. X. Slater will meet and address
his fellow.ciiizens at the following
times aud places, and will be pleased
to meet with the candidates and peo.
pie generally. He will also attend
the appointments of the Tax Collector.
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RICHES-A BEUTIFUL FABLE.

RICHES-A BEUTIFUL FABLE.
There is German fable which
says: "On sultry, hot summer day,
an honest old man was blowing his
own field, when suddenly, under the
shade Of an oak, he beheld a god.lke
figure approaching him. The man
started back.
81 am Solomon, said the phantom in
a confding voice. what art thou
doing here, old mani"
"If thou art Solomon" was the re.
ply, show capst thou ask met When
l was youth you didst send me to the
ant. ! saw its method of living, and
it taught me to be diligent, industri-
Gus and persevering, and gather the
superlluous for stormy day. What
| then learnt, still continue to do"
Thou hast studied thy lesson but
hall" ,"replied the spirit, "go once more
to the ant and learn of it also. how to
find the rest and quiet in the winter
of thy years, and how to enjoy that
which thou hast boarded up"
There is world of wisdom in this
fable, and there is no lesson in human
philosophy that should be more pal
pably impressed on the understanding.
Riches are desirable, but their great.
est use is to make the decline of life
happy. and he who, after acquiring
them, fails to enjoy them, is certainly
to be pilied. 1t is an imposition on
ones self to toll in the summers heat
and winters cold to accumulate prop
erty, and then be too parsimonious to
enjoy it. One OF the greatest privi-
leges, one Of the most glorious condi-
tions that human being can enjoy,
is to be happy to withdraw for time
from Mammon, look up to God and be
truly at peace with himself and all
mankind. The ant tolls through the
spring time and summer, but when
the cold winds Of autumn come, when
the SHOWS of winter fall. it nestles
down in its warm chambers, lives on
what it has accumulated; and we have
no doubt enjoys ITS short existence
What a striking lesson, and how wor-
thy to be followed by men.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-30

, RECIPE FOB MAKING MoLAssEs CAN
pY.-Dr. Cummings, of the Brattle bo-
ro's PhGnix, who knows many things,
and all of them thoroughly, thus treats
his readers to a recipe for making mo.
lasses candy, which is one of our "pe.
culiar institutions :" Take two cups
of molasses, one Of sugar, one table.
spoonful Of vinegar, and piece of
butter the size of a walnut. Boil
briskly and constantly 90 minutes,
stirring all the time. When cool
enough to pull, do it quickly, and 1t
will como white rapidly. Use the
above proportions, and follow direc.
tions, and you will have good candy
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"Patrick, the widow Maloney tells
me that you have stolen one Of her
finest pigs Is that sol"
"Yis, your honor"
"What have you done with iti"
"Killed it and ate it, your honor"
"Oh, Patrick Patrick! when you
are brought face to face with the wild.
oM and her pig on Judgment Day.
what account will you be able to give
Of yourself, when the widow accuses
you Of theft 7"
"Do you say the pig would be there.
your riverence 7"
ITO be sure did," u
"Well, then, yer riverence. III ssy'
J Mrs. Maloney, there's your pig. '
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Inhalation is defined genealogical
y ~ II latest rtske in,'
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Tht Nantt ''Suarnal.

BY W. j. SLATTER.
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AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.
s. M. PETTINGILL g. CO... New York.
JOHN p. HEFNER,. ,.......... Winchester.
T J. CUMMINGS, ........... rullahomu'
JOHN B.. RHoDES,... ~. ..shelbyville.
G. A. HUNT, .............. Salem.
L, !. GILDERSLEEvE,. ..... Fayetteville.
A. NJ. TENSION, ............ Nashville.
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S"fiedgcd to no Partys arbitrary sway,
We follow Truth Whcrc'cr sho Leads the Way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

nANI7L =. nOUaH, AUCrfoNEER-oFFlCEN NO 20
~ BroadwsyA uction uoticeklegan. rosewood and I'm
ported fu,uuue n. g. HoUGu will seIi at public suction
ihis day saturday April at 0ia O'Clock precisely, All tne
furniture carpe decorations works OF art &c also geae
raj asormer Of table such china dinner and tea sets
silver srlvers glass cutlery, SPOONS
forks &C contained In the first class residence No IL Unyer
siy place near Washington square. partial list from Inc
catalogue N here suhoncd:-
the basement tapestry carpets walnut extension "a
Bile bullet and chairs china dinner and toa sets ivory cut
ery cut glass ware silver plated tea sets forks spooas ca
The psrios furnished with carpets three mssyc
carved sew Dol paror sn In satin brocadc solid rosew oo
cene Mde and pier tables and ~a eeses PIE, ana
nanel haes msnei orn.nients bronze hsuros rich en-
broidered sce window oroin, French pate oval g2sses
reception ana recumbcnt chairs oil paint
inga bronze gts xuros library and secretary book
cases eefap tVtW0od seven octave piano pearl keyB.
la c ch,noeis ere saperby carved rosewood bedseais
bureaus and cuDmudes, wnrurobcs coaue couNWs char M
gde hing tnies lne hate n1troaes sprirt o,i
feather beds, holeters ara piiu cigns, pb.isg a.
1he upper stories ee iurnne1 Win tho n.ahngfug ailgo
-and double budssalp, and n corresponding fG,tinrs To-
match alsa tao VesJ pref SURE % richly sl hed
room fr uiture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

JIENRY H. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
i'll Nassau Large and beautiful sale Of furniture,
paintings starary, &c. HENRY H. LEEDS CO. viii sell nj
auction tuesday April nj 1oh O'Clock ut the residence
of NJ j. Bepriques Esq 81 West eleventh street. between
and seventh superb sale OF usehod
bronze groups paran ala ser groups by artists of the
celebrity every Of which selected by the present
owner Europe without regard to expense. sfatuaryA
magnificent piece OF revolving satuary marble base called
Re poee Dancing Girl by Dnpre; Mercury by Thor
walsdep Aradne, BY Derniker Mercury by John OF 80.
Greek and many others including buss Of eminent men; also
many articles Of Ia lava. &c Pai1n OF which
copes celebrated works OF Guido Muf keubeos,
torreKo Eaphaei Titan &s They faithful copies done
artists of Italy and france Also Inc originals by
modern about fifteen pieces OF the hneJ bronIes
Better utchss. faror suit work carved rosewood,
satin medallion broclde; ditto blue aud gold rcn
pier and oval glasses Jewel boxes end
very exQuse bois de ladies' secretary mounted
ormoln very ROSEWOOD seven octave piano. made ny
Linden rrz exquisite e paror fountains for centre
table real dinner sets richly painted In run ana now
ers ornIou stands ruby glass desseTt set blue and Opal
glass vases engraved Bohemian glass chandeliers and bt
bookcase and seceys cn.irs 70 msfch; general as
OF bedroom furniture, wood amour gaoe s
sc and other articles Particulars hereafter Every article
selected by r II. IN Europe for his own usc aal peins
VIII sell them without reserve they can Uc
any time, with ckct OF admission to be Obtained
~ Nassau street Also 106 dozen Victoria pale
sherry very and old bottled by The owner eight pears
IA dozen London crown pale sherry very coc ABOUT
eight years hottes IL dozen d. b. Amonlado extremely
delicate fine pale sherry ~ dozen Virgin old choice pale
sherry Bottled years since wines were import
expressly Mr. NJ j. Henr1ues and s<c war
apted genuine Those who desros OF obtaining some
choice wines for their never have more
vorable Opportunity
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JJENRY H. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
IL hold furniture the property OF gentleman leaving for
Europe--HENHY II. LEEDS co. will sell by auction ut
the residence of Mr. Leon No 81 London terrace Twenty
third street. Mini ana Tenth avenues, on Tuesday
April H. at O O'Clock, general assortment consisting of
carpets rugs rosewood paror quits flee octave
chairs tables centre tables French pier glasses Win
marble sps and crackers line French clocks SUPERB spring
and window shades several solid extension dnn tables
brussels carpets olcohs bedsteads tables
toilet stands suit OF best ensneed cottage bedroom urni
ture mahogany bookcase mahogany conmodous wdrobes
lounge covered and other chairs hair and
spring mattresses and bedding Of superior quaint china
dinner and breakfast SETS glass ware crocxery &C patent
inapsie other laundry articles variety Sheffield slated
aud apanned ware and complete assortment OF wooen vii
ware, and cooking atensia with number OF other
articles.
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HENRY y. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-s ALEsRooM e
IL s.reet.arRe sale OF genteei household fui
ture re moved private residences HENRY u LEEDS
90 viii sell auction saturday April 2, Al 01s oclock,
their store street. eegant rosewood salts in gold
crimson and yellow sau dassk do IN meoue plush
wood marble ton dressing bureaus wash
stands side and tables mahogany, rose
WOOD black Anut and maple hedsteads hair mare-ses
holsters pillows wardrobes, sebcards elegant carved
marble top buffet bronze and ornou ohande iers and
Brussels ingram velvet and three ply carpets stair
carnets oilclcih and lot of Kitchen furniture.
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w ENRY II. LwEDs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOMS

II ENRY II. BEEDs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOMS
II No % Nassau stree, Superb sale of oil paintings
being the finest collection over offered at auction.
Henry II. LEEDS Il co. viii sell at auction. Thursday,
April 7, at IL O'Clock, ia gallery, No. rs
Nassau street. supcrb collection OF pictures equarr In
Quality any made In this country, embracing speo
BY living artists OF the gheA celebrity aeleced FOR IN II
beauty without To cost among which Will
De found the and highly priced landscape paint
ngs by Koeckock OF Aserdam alto two paintings size sOx
3S inceS VIM Sbayer said anything previ-
ousy executed by this artist and one OF
also superb Interior by Van HamDe OF Brussels OF exqu'
cite oeicacy; winter landscape one OF the rare
master pieces of Kremann OF Holland size fxS inches,
believed 10 his work. aiso summer landscape,
with ruins the to match the above also works OF
Muller hammond "A. de Dreux, Paros Baron. beaumont
The Water Mill OF Typg, Graco North Water. by Adam Bar
land OF London farm yard, by Herring, with numerous
other original works G. Cole the younger Shsyer
scbonbeger Of Munch De Brakeer Van seyondonck Cor
net Prudhon verwel Srhaep, Andrews Sasders, Cossse
&c &c embracing historical aud scriptura line ioto
rcrs rich landscapes fruit flower pieces, and every yari
ey OF subjects They viii be view. with catalogues, In cur
galleries. % Nassau street from ThursdaS 3ls Instant until
ioyera of the art TO view this glcent collection.
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ANUSEMEUTu.
NIELoB SALOON.
~ Madame y. IHMAH
of the l.osdOa Concerts .N
tas he hooos 70 announce taat she vtil dive
GRAND EVENING U0NCEHY l .a
at the above rooms on
WEDNESDAY, AprHd 1859.
b<tog her A America Which oocasea VIII
be prestnted new nauoas song vive fAmaoa he Home
Of he FREQ" written erpranly ooacer
1he iolic wing artists are engaged - .i
Madame oARADoss t. sadAns De LUssAH
Madame p INMAr,
Mr.. NuIAkD
Mr.. r. kATER-
Grand pianofosse, Ar. J LoERTz, u.
Conductor, Sguor NVHO.
70 hsc stores q Brssaax 7ot Brsadwsy;
heesrs bAfe herg Lula TO Broadway; q the 81 Niche
a' 70 e' aud til rooua Doors n 7H oomueaoe ~
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DANIEL 9. H0Uda, AUorIONEEE NO. 40
HrGHtY IMPORTANT NOTICE
'FICE NO. go

HIGHLY IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Large elegant wood sal wool oak and
mshog.ny nrnurs onsmen.s carpets olcioshs A. CON
IN aud
Hsis From on sSaSS Sp here a. sfio'A
M ns srG are cS psy os ss w s sars
cut elasswaye A,sr plated sets forks spoons casters
psr are n With vel. sve Sris
CENTRE side and pier tables and wall egeres pier and
Ice wdSR
% h ard
csses elegant plano pearl Key.
ocmDods soa.sss cottage o1 ss:
he ps% are nsssd With single
nnS ape to SsS % q richly bed
room furniture
EDWARD scuENcz, AucrIoNEER- ASD
sohsSSETS. day. S csos Islr . :sss
rs an OF s sssaA IN
Slasas so
s sss s u9s %ss
ssns dining room furniture. mirrors, painting: = -
r,e entire furniture Of fsmy declining hos es s re-
:as ana ss nhSg
chairs plush. mahogany wardrobes enamesd cha noes
Ingram carpets lace and danssx curtains coraices and
large variety of other furniture Also AN elegant ROSEWOOD
II saie.--E. &F scBENoK viii include III their sale of
today tapestry velvet carpets mahogany hedsteads SOFAS
and BOOKCASE, gas hxures &c. go. BY order OF The
moitsagee
EDWARD Fl. LUDLOW, AUoyIoNEEa ELEGANT
going TO Europe made TO order BY Aarc9tee bou
osn s S or Sp Tnav anr ss al eleven
O'clock at No. IL West Twentieth sreel Fifth avenue,
elegant house fura,uro ~ ne furniture Contained IN SAD
and Eod satin, made by Bosh; elegant rose wood
grand action Mo.nt octave plano, made 10 order by
BauG0ne; elegant rosewood and gilt sofas in blue sstn;
etc, divan, ottoman, chars, male by Narcotic;
tables marble topsl swiss table, richly carved
walnut Pisan reception chair elegant marble vases
gold bronze aud ormo CLOCK, elegant brcn1e medallion,
velvet and Wilton eesaat oak dining room furni
sofa reception chairs sewood easy reception chairs In
reps elegant tapestry table large billiard table made
piete rosewood bsdsesd dressing ba
reaus marble tops maze by noux; rosewood arrsore de
ana cottage chairs rosewood and mahogany tables and
mutt marble TOP Zap table rsswoo' Srsn
china and glass nrge assortment o. kehen fur
nitrc WITH the will The frniturc
the day before he sale when can be had
~ FIrZslMMoNs AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. THIS
day 10Y O'clock al u Centre street several articles
furniture pay advances consisting OF marble top centre
tables sdeboards wasnstDds hall stands mattresses,
pets, stoves, &C. Sale positive
~ G. HORTON AU0TI0EEER- sALEsBOOx 1872
IT. Hudson street will sell this day. at O'Clock sehod
furniture consisting Of mahogany French bedsead bureau
storesge.
r1ENEY H. lEErs co WILL GIVE THEIR PER
IL sonai attention sass of furniture usual Che last Is
years. the residence OF tncse about breaking up house
at their spacious saesrooms No rs Nassau street.
| gJENRY II: LEEDs, AU0rIoNEeR.-sM:Es Rooms
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4 UC7IoN NoTfCE.--wELtS NICHOLS AUCTfcNEER
"A BROWN NICHOLS will sell hisday, Saturday. April
nj 10 o'clock the sesrooin, No Nassau street househod
furniture removed OF superb
paror furniture such paror us in brocade and
nush tete solid rosewood cabinets real ormou
men and brocae window curtains oorices and
ssse ecgan. French plate pier glasses ixc rich ditto
mirrors, wood centre and pier tables oinats gas
Chandeliers and brackets bronze seyres china vases &c
magnificent kpglnh velvet carpets. almost new also solid
rosewood and mahogany bureaus, washnands, &c;
china toilet spt.oos bath tubs mante clocks
dow hxures ac china gasa aud crockefy table
cutlery plated tea service, eoee urn Knives forks tea
ktrh hen stoves pots pana boilers
per kettles scutcs, pokers cedar water Pas win brass
boops tubs fate Alao beds and bedding,
cured hair mattresses feather beds, hoses and pillows
oosesio Sheets pillow table CLOTHS, napkins table
coye,s cloths spring matt aud paias
;es Wders patsn,are proof sases aso leather
h(e aau pre also ships &c Also solid oak cham
Der suit epeces marble tops also bureau beds.ead
fpely made. sale poaidre.
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TJENRY II. lEErs 4 co. WILL GIVE THEIR PER
IL sona attention 10 sass of furniture usual che last IS
years. the residence Of ncse about breaking up house
keeping removing Also will hold weekly sales OF fnrat
ure &C. at their spacious sassrooms No Nassau street.
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a uCTTuN SALE --GROCHGrE LIQUORS, LEASE, &c.
"A A. N CBleTALAN auct oaeer, Will sell on Tuesday,
5t Ols o'clock at 49, Onerry ttree corner OF jack
son TIT OF said store consisting OF srs
teas cunecs specs &c & alsD counters shevlag scales
weiehs Aqaoss waes &c years lease OF house and
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EDWARD SCHENCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aga
IL sale.-E. r. SC4ENCK will include u their sale OF
today tapestry velvet carpets mahogany heds1eads sofas
and bookcase, gas fixtures, &c. 60 BY order OF he
mnhIc
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n UCTIoN NoTioE.-LARGB SALE OF SECOND HAND
IA household furoiture-M. DOUGHTY, auctioneer, will
sell le O'Clock at sslesroom 10 Nassau street,
large assortment of second hand furndre VIZ rosewood
brocate plush dressing and plain bureaps
centre pier fancy 5ss bookcases marble Top eegeres
pedsea brusses three ply aud ingram carpes
pier aud otter mirrors china coctefy cutlery and glass
ware vito g large assortment OF other goods.
IVA, ai,t 49, atl
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III b. WDeTCOTr AUCTIONEER.
w BY RUSSEIl. W. W E1TCOTT L co.
Peremptory sale of superb household furniture
and uujuue and rechcr works of art.

and unique and recher che works OF art,
On Monday, April a. at lD}s O'clock
at No. 162 WeN Twenty hEt street, between Seventh and
Eighth coneiDg OF the entire costly furniture and
wokso contained In the house. which have been in use but
raj. or shine Catalogues be obtained at the o5e the
auconeer No 6S Broadway and at the house mcrnng OF
SALE which viii commence in dining with rich silver
co0s sands fruit and cake baskets Ice pitchers urs dining
service forks salyes and ivory cutlery
elegant Dresden Bohemian and India cns: crystal and am
Der glaze large Herring safe with
tension table and portable heater Parorsfwo superb full
suite OF paor furniture solid carved rosewood, covered IN
full suit velvet magnificent rosewood panoroa with pearl
keys elegant wood eteere four splendid pier and nante
oretary escretore with mirror 'front.' Partisan ep
ton chairs two superb TURKISH chairs marble musc cao
velvet tapestry and Wilton carpe.s costly china and
marble figures and groups Of the Amon Feast
Baccbps Yenus at the Bath. the Seasons &c with coisc
ton OF and valuable paintings in rich rames marble
buffet rich damak and lace curtains dc Chamber furninre
Elegant rosewood bureaus French with mirror
bedseads, Is large hair mattresses. English blan-
lounges superior beds French shades chamber suits
rosewood and nabognpY bronze and clocks Vote
furniture mentioned all OF which will be sold
str!cliy without Terms made known
msnt Of SAFE No postponement
VHyIIIIAM ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 22s CA
w nal sireetw sell this day at l0 O'Clock, at 81 Third
asenue Consisting OF black walnut counters oil and syrup
cansters shelving liquor casks six &C.
WIN. Writer'S, AuCTIoNEER WILL. SELL ON MON
Velvet three ingram and other carpets oiclo,hs
psrcr ipnre French plate glasses tine beds ana bedding
dining room and kitchen furniture &C.
i6r G. ALBURTUS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
w afternoon, at oclocv at AS Canal street near Hudson
Ingram caroets sofas lounges bureaus bedseads and
bedding; also china, glass and kitchen utensils, &c.
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CXTAILACKS THEATRE.
w L. evious 10 retiring for the season
Mr.. WALLACK,
Of patrons OF the theatre VIII appear
In of his celebrated characters supported by tie
VIZ "''"' y '' GREAT STAR COMPANY
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ny JosEPu aEaEMAH.

ID Monday, AprU y, -
oClock a. NJ. ectsey, At NO. 40 washington street,
Concord and Hillary Streets Brookiyu,
ne Of large double house, comprising
and assortment mahogany and walnut paro
chamber furniture, peasicacs b.Feais washssnas
wardrobes tapestry Brussels threc ply, ingram tnd STAR
carpets oroihs feather bedu bedding, crockey
cntery with Kitchen furniture. Catalogues az the saeoon
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l. ca den,ures combine three prominent advantages not
heretofore attained -
st The galnishcd with continuous artificial gum,
roof of the mouth without cre,icc wih all
the iclleae ns and shades peculiar 10 those OF
Id The sunken portions o restored 10 boir orr
gninat fulness thus rejuvenatng the waning cheek.
20. perfectly natural tone and truthful expression " given
10 he teeth which make thei the Of nsiufe
1s system adds great Importance 70 dental science Il com
hines The s o the artist with iat % dentist W ttcls
peFed noi up1n canys bl1 upon living features Of
,ho face.
mro his ambition 70 adopt no chnapc but ne bes mode
tfprariec lHNo hundlst dollar see, above, gsms
sdtth pafsesst X Hal a1i shagn.
Isl publ ned los ri sfu pal plls which may Ne OBJ
t1ca ty RdifogainE W. Jllac No. 30 Bond street. n, y
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DENTISTRY.

TR. H. vIII.ERs SENIOR DENTIST, REMOVED TO
IL s5i Canal street Wooster street tao China
Good and durable teeth gold, patna ver OF
qualify IS each ooh All dental
equally low, and warranted. Eslsbiahed sl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

UCffoH NoTICE-F FtrzsIMMONS, AUCrioNEER
IA n Centre street, Keada street, will
rac sales OF household furniture groceries
of parties dscdnig, would have the
cocoa removed TO his store required or would purchase
nriYate sale. !