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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-02
HN~U" MCGEE.

VA - ~ ~ IVA .
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.
CHARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues to issue policies on MARINE
INLAND NAVIGATION, TRANsPoRTATIoN and FIRE RISKS,
at reasonable rates.
OFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDERHILL, Pres, J. L. T. POULAND, P.
c. HOLLAND, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
ISAAC UNDERHrL, p. HoLAND, Bit BouRLaxp
RIcHARp GREGG, WIN Fem, JONI REYNOLDS
SAMUEL HOWE A.G. TYNG THEADoRE PERRY
WILLIAM X. PHELPS, WIN. HEBRON, L. HOLLAND,
OGce 80, Main Stseet.
THE following is the report Of the business of this
office for the past year, showing its condition
Slst day Of March, which time the Capital increas
ed $500,OOO the Whoie of which subscribed
$500 paid in. In ofour Increased facilities
for doing heavy business and also the additional
security offer to OurBeustOmers, giving this company
basis second to other therefore look for and
expect large increase of business. 1t will ever
be tn aim of the company to honOrably conduct all
their affairs to merit the patronage oftbe insurlng
public Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment of losses be sufficient guaranty our
promptness and liberality in the future.
Amount insured the past year, $,5O26, 2ss. So
Received premiums same, 4O,09516
Interest and exchange balance, 1856 ,4G
Paid losses and expenses 21,Ss4,9S
Capital stock, s1oOooOOO
Bills payable, 5,Ss2.5O
All other debts estimated, $500
ASSETS
Bills receivable amply secured, having from
; to 60 days to run. slz7,a3O,,9s
Real estate. Office building, &C., $4,000
Cash on hadd, and due from Agents
and city customers, 13,133,SO
Amount Of losses in process of adjustment $2.40J 90
Amount oflOsses resisted by the company, none
Amount eflosses adjusted, due and not
paid none.
PETER LANCE, Agent,
Office Shaw's Store. jefferson St. Joliet.
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ILLINOIS MUTUAL TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL

Principal ONCE at ALTON, Illinois.
THIS Company Chartered in 1883, and insnres,
i at a moderate cost, almost every Kind OF property
in Illinois against Loss or Damage by Fire The rates
Of risks arranged that each class Of property in
sured will support its own loss.
Every one insured becomes a msmber-the Company
being association ofcustomerseach OF whom con
cerned in insurng his neghbor. The capital augmens
in ratio with the increase Of risks the security
which remains In the hands of the insured; there
fore every member the treasurer Of his own money
until The is required for the purpose Of paying
losses.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Timothy Turner. Robert Smith, Elias Iiibhard,
b. /. Gilman Lyman Trumbull, l. Kelienbarger,
ID. X. Hart Henry Lea, BENZ r. Long,
Samuel Wade, John Atwood, i. A. HoffnIann,
Ii. W. Billings, J. W. Schweppe, NJ. G. Atwood.
BENJAMIN Y. LONG, Pres. NJ. G. ATWOOD, Secretary
L. KELLENBERGER.T Treas. JOIN ATwooD, Asst Sec
John Dlaisdell, Genn Agent
J.E. Howard, Asst Gent Agent
E1-Appcations for Insurance in VIII Co.. may be
made to BISSElL& HEATH, Joliet.
J. X. Wilson, Lockport; VIM. Fitch, Plainhed.
June q, 1859. nl-ly
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Farmer Custom MIL. go,
N0RT0N ~ PEI

HAvR .he pleasure Of annoupeipx,
III their new and splendid Mil ,itn,,-s pebic d,
draulte Basin is now In operation for r,.,1 lie ~
Having an abundant supply Of water =, -, soSk .
the year, together with superior un.rli, sea.at,,
All the most Successful modern fmrr,r =, eontiri,
ced into every part Of its oonstruction .r hfroSs
gagged the services OF an experieneed ara - nafnt :,
tney natter themselves they will not !. peAf M,
the.r determination to give entire Io'ni-s
Custom work will be done AZ All H.
capacity OF Their mill Tor doing work e,ssa The x,
ehAoie then 70 aeeomlnodate all uifhout 49, ~ "
MEDIATE all without delay. Accoun,-5.ssIsS ls,ss
lot customers with teams, from a dlsts,. rs ffsqs-
over night IN the FIGURING department ~ Nho ma.
lntreoneeo al me improvements Of The - nav. A.
on hand SEVERAL thousand busheIs -, ~ and ks,s-
they viii be enabled TO furnish tIeI, - eptrof ~
nele 81 hour superior 10 anything herstos. az a.
tuIed IN this section Of country ''rs hsnrfS
bslng determined 70 establish aud r,,,-..
non ior the best Tour manufactured IL, rrt,,
wheat, ~ 'Ne best quAist =
Attached to their mill they viii
exclusively for grinding corn In the ear .,s a s
Corn sheIle
They have also adjoining the mill I.r-
Ssn numerous Cribs Of different sizes slsh's,
n Of ventilation, with eHsu
o. SoVOo bushels corn In the ear H., iof tilsa-,
smell corn at the following low rates VIZ store AZ
storage and sLeilinR, two cents and a IL
n SlsIhg without sforaee) one cent Der D. P' posls
Good ~heAt stored free Of charge and in,
fances made on all grain In store iai oAst 4,
We ieeI assured that Farmers will nn,-...
NsntagHs aud give us their Patronage 'e the,. .,
SAsh Psid a all times for WHEAT Cor, A..
wheat white Beans, Grass seed PoIf, Bur-, h lsi
y.
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TO RENT

A well arranged two story Brick Dwelling Hou.a
u on Joliet st. north ef A. Cagwin's residence
Apply to n FISH, at his Lumber Yard once.
Feb. q. 1850
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st. Louis Alton and Chicago R. R.

A-ae-=As--e-A-.s4-Ak=1z
ON AND AFTER MAY 6ht, 1850, the
JRliet & Chic. Accommodation Train
THROUGH IN 1 HOUR AND so MINUTES!
Willleaye Joliet at 7:15 N, arrivs at Chicago $50 ~
' - Chicago 4:20 II, "' at Joliet 6:25P H.
Express Trains pass Joliet Going North, $40 P NJ and
4-22 A. NJ
Express Trains pass Joliet, Going South, 102S P.Nand
1925 P. ".
Through Tickets from Joliet to New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and all principal Towns in the middle
and Eastern States. be obtained at the St L. A.
G. X. II. Depot, the quickest and reliable rout
via. Chicago this Gumpany's Trains making direct
connections there with every Train the
ming east, an advantage not obtained by the Cutoff
The fare Is the same by way of Chicago.
Joliet, May. S, 1860. 47tt
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.JOIict Turniu. Shop.

THE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers- Stair Builders and others in want OF Turning
that he is carrying on the
Turning Business
in all its various branches Kings ShinC. and Sash
Factory, the Upper Bridge. By strict
business he hopes receive share Of public patronage
Joliet. Dec. 10. u26 JAMES BOYNE.
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE

Require restoration Of Dsensbe Precipitation. sloan's
Fever Antdote, Condition Powder is a certain Blood
Purifier. IL never fails to loosen the skin cleanse tn.
water create an appetite. and positive for Coughs
Colds. stir Complaint Founder, Distemper, aud carries
Of Bolts aud Worms. may be given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
0nS Package of the Powders and box Of the 0int-
ment will perfectly cure recent Founder in or
eight days without leaving the least effect in the
In Horse Disemper they will allay the fever aud pro-
mote healthy termination Of the disease. One pow
der and part of box OF ointment, will, in all
cases cure, tho Horn Distemper in a COW; two are
sometimes required for
WALTER b. SLOAN, the original discoverer Of this
truly valuable medicine still has the sole supervision
Of its manufacture. but orders should be his
son, Oscar Sloan p South Water Street, Chicago,
Ill, who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines.
They sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
Wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices. at
Joliet, bv J. ii. BROWN, and Retailed by all the 9TH
er Druggists
June 1q. 1860. molly
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New GoodsI

M ssbseribsr has just received lar, -.
A. spring and summer GOOD. IN - t'sf ,
~, an act he Is prepared to sell lower -, -
iShas,d ~ Joliet CT Chicago, therefor, All ,--
any nlRd q Dry Good, will End il 70 .S.r,S,
,.nI Dtl're Parehr'ing sl'srh.,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Is 1r S ri f9pn' Msrinoe. cobur,. Ai.p.,,,
MILLINERY AND FANCY coon.
bohhc's and Trimmings, consulting Of Eibl.,,, a
SA.lns' Llning-s flumes Rosetta ARTIFICIAL, 49,
Sylofss Edg1ngs, frnges- SIX Lace, Glow, cIaI
Hose and Round Silvervs Combs. NAA-a
Printed Gallo ;. Cambrics Brown ana pl.,.A.s.
irss Be,iiieking, Bruad CIetl. Turrss &C., -
Cotton Batting, &c A'H'e'i!'ea
a splehdid assortment Of nbrOid.rir,. Cas-, c.
-. 49,. thiFnizetts, Curtains, Mu,Iin Ger,
hs CTsi'e. Bay State, Plain, and 49,
iNeiheniber this Is the place for bargains.
r. c-DUNclN
on Clj-.so str.s
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METREOLITAN ga ooN.

Eh CLAUS, Preprfsn
ESs leave 70 inform the public, that he hal
ID the above Saloon, which Il nov open for N. -
non oiristors His Bar will be always supDlir<t
the choice liquors, also CigArs of the best br.sa
warm me Z al II O'Clock, and cold lunch ai al ~
oysters, 8 dimes and other kinds rsfrsshss
served mp on short notice. -
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AM
AMBER AND PALE CREAM ALE

PRICES or ALE FOR SHIPPING:
AAN Amber Cream Ale, $500 per BbI.
AAA $50 per hf Bbl
Pale Cream Ale,tvery fine article) $1,000 per Bbi.
600 per hf Bbl.
C. A. AUSTIN.
Joliet. j 4. nj
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CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
ASSETS, July LIST, 1882 905.6Sl 81
LIABILITIES, 1854 81
The attention Of the commu, ity srespectfuliy called
10 the following features in connection with this Com
pany:
FrSt:-By insuring in this Company the advanta-
ges OF Mutual Insurance Company obtained with
the additional advantage oorded in the security given
by ample and reliable Cash Capital a feature not
presented by ordinary Mutual Fire Insurance Compa.
mics The dividend to customers already declared,
follows
First Division to Policy Holders, 1857, SO "A per cent
Second do do do 1858, so 90
Third do do do 1859, so
Second The security given, which is already large
will constantly increase with each year successful
operation. Lhs is exhibited clearly in the following
statement showing the position of the Company in each
year since the new system was adopted:
July, 1856, Net Assets possessed by the Co., $57O363
1858, " i" a." ISL qOS 50
/" 1858, Gross Z" e " 9O5.GsI 81
Z" Liabilities, 1854 81
Third The insured incur liability whatever.
while obtaining these advantages of superior security
and cheRpness
GEORGE T. HOPE, President.
II. II. LAMPoRT Secretary.
CYRUS PECK Assistant Secretary.
GILES HEATH, Agent Joliet
Sept. q, 1853. n45lw
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First Premiu,n p,

Wm c. joliet ISIS 1855 S az Go &c Far g Leslrtlg
hoekPort Steam Plow Manuf..,
LANE 4 LooMER,
(SsIooess0rg 10 Lone d UYl,o,,
MOULD return their thank, 70 their T.
rOns Tor past favors, and solicit a oontin,' ~
Ihey are determined TO keep the name ~ y
Loekfoh1 Flow where IL is the best in tbe 60. In
pr. Lans attends in person 70 the mapnf,s,.-.
-. .e IN portant parts Of the pIow, and trust,
g. - 70 oIunafy Sorkmen. We thereby e.
10 max sFery pillow what IL should be-a .rood -
"Ita the expectation Of increased demand -
me-. .niAeturing an extra supply for the corf " n
sei 70 f.Xor -. 20, 20 ppiy I've hoPe all who f,l -
To say a word in favor Of our uork ,r,,
tn c Jul fioss never Lost premium Al an, ny N
u Nouhiys where they in coult.etit;o, - IN
no, enabled to supply half The ,r1... '.sn
- ~ haNe been at extra expense gettin- 80
In sni.J; -, ana VIII use nothing but tls -,
III nhishihg our work, We will not be e.cslsS 'e'lh
We nave now had a large supply on -:
Pion that takes prize Lockpart C1ir,.r - Xxi
10 The state Sod Breakers new pattern ,' ssa -
Gu Double ploWs, a new invention. 1'A iAl''
Sub Soil a. French p,,
Sast steel, German Steel, ehara.n.d 6
SSu.nators, THAT cas- not be bsat) shovel 80 10
Ooi'ers' Drag, Hay RAkes. &e, &e hs
ss-ALL vkRKASIKpEs
Asl.,IIhg OF PlcWs-machinery, and Inn -.
f'GJnptiy ATTENDED Orders respectfully ,ol;-.s 40
boeAPort, VIII Co. H. Jan. Sc
PRICES or WORK. t'H
SI1ers' complete, per inch,
Skeleton, do do
Lanes Best Il inch Wheel Golfer
SO DO do Straight Golfer,
/ stirring Piov, l3-in laO C,,,i,., =
SchPPers, l3-iDeh il 90 shovel Pr,
Cofn Flows go Drs,,. tIs -
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NOTICE..

A LII persons are cautioned against purchasing n
IA note payable to Moses Cleveland and si~ned b.
me, as shall not pay the same sAeu y
Joliet June 5, 1850. RI X; a.
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Strayed or stolen
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to John Weber either d,
"a note or book account requested to make nm
mediate payment to the undersigned and save cost
Joliet, Jan. y, 1861. ~ D.
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UNDERTAKING.

III. sen-eIlbeI has received, and will keep hssf
l Ihish 70 such As may want them. The estinsns
Nheh these cases are held for their beauty, dur.B
Ano preserving powers, fully attest their vsus Be-
also keep on hand all styles Of Wood Con- s and -
70 al calls Tor bis services undertaken IN city Es
uy. Horse and Carriage on hand
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SANDS CREAM ALE.

'I'HE public will please take notice that the under.
Il signed is the only in town. who constantly
has SANDS PALE CREAM ALE.
Has also constantly hand for Shipment city use
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HASLETON's
rrANo#AFo Rrr'

WE CONTINUE TO DELIVER, DIRECT ID
w our FACTORY, and at cur regular schsdIs
faeiOTy Ifio.s, FREE ef all ezpeEses for Frusks
cS~n~iSsi0H, al the ylrchaseTs resideno> az IN -
through our only authorized gent for NoTtbern Id
Mr.. w. G. WOOD, OF Joliet,
Aletyies Of our unsurpassed Planes
We solicit attention the facilities offered abSra
Every Farmers daughter, a. well a. eity r.sisssls
other trouble.
The Instruments, together with references, 20
lists Of prices, 4e-. 4c will he shown by Mr. Woo<s
all orders received through him will have PronptSp
tion. ss-No variation from printed rates--ss
hLfEkkNcE-k- l. GOoDELI- Eco, Joliet
New YORK M.r-h I tsEs pas
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Wanted

A Good Dwelling House located in East Jolts. ~
IA on a good sized lot, in ExcHAssE for lana II
Wisconsin or III Address II. r. T. o. box So7 JoIiet
Dec. Is, lseo "a.
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ment? or how disenablc MS to aid the gov
crnment ia this work The argument bad
no weight in it.
After wa get the assent of the Legisln-
tnrc. if we deem it impolitir to apply to
Congress Mt once for aH admission, we
can do it at any time it might be deemed
best.
Mr. PotsLrY proposed to amend the
ordnance by inserting in the fret line OF
the second section, after the second that,
the words ga free and fair election has
heeu held in ree-fourths OF the election
precincts of the boundary"
\ parley arose MS TO the regularity of
proceeding and the amendment WAS lost
Sir. CRANE moved to 90 into Committee
of the Whole on II Division of the State.
but subsequently withdrew the motion anil
moved ADJOURNMENT, which mo ton was
lost.
SIR. BoREMAx, of Tyler, offered a propo-
sition which Was ordered to he printed for
the formation of the Convention.
Sir. MARTIN, of Wetzel, Withdrew his
amendment TO the repnrt of tue committee.
Tue withdrawal of this left ouly the sub
stitute cfMr. Burnley, and the minority re-
port OF Mr.. Johnson.
The question was announced on the
adoption of AIr. Burley's substitute for the
or1gfnnl ordinance.
MIR. VAN WINKLE moved 10 strike out
in the substitute the name. New Virgin
ia, proposed for the new State, and sub
stiiute Allegheny"
The motion WIS agreed to.
Mr.. FARNswoRTu then presented the
proposition offered by himself in the morn
ing session and ordered to he printed, as Il
substitute for the substitute of Mr. Barley.
and with the consideration Of this peRdiug
Convention adjourned.
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nothing of tue kind, but-he had seenlletter
after letter TO members urging them to
take some action.
But suppose they should make their APP
plication now TO Congress, and Congress
should lay il aside for time, how much
worse OF would they be than before
There would be the same proposition up
on which they would act whenever, in
their opinion, the proper time should ar
rive. aud they would have the matter al
sgays before them until disposed of.
The people were nov anxiousiy awaiting
The action OF this body, and If the word
were to go ont that they had refused to
take any preliminary steps towards u sep
aration, they would hang their hHrps upon
the willows, and their lips would be mute
Nut voiceless ON the question IN when
lucy had taken so much interest.
After Nr West concluded,
+ Ga motion, the Convention took n recess
till TWO o'clock. p. ".
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ni.nrming seees.ionIsts.

STsrERsvGLLE, Aug. IL, 1861,
Editors Jntelli7snesr :-0n Saturday last
we were highly gratified by the arrival in
mr. town of Messrs. y. ChorlUn, Rlbt G.
purdy and Sam. NJ. Wykert, who were
sent by our rep .cted Governor lPeirp"inil
tn disfrm the secessionists. They imme-
diately proceeded TO their duties, assisted
hy a squad OF Capt. Valentine Smiths
company In almost all caS.s ihey met
determined opposition, but fulfilled their
onerous duties in very Geniiem"nly ont
determined manner.
About o'clock on Saturday, Capt, A
Charlton, with his men, took passage on
the steamer Albremarle for st. Mar $,
aud were reinforced both at CorhransNIlie
and Ma:amorls BY portions of two com
NAMES formed Mt those places. They pro-
ctedcd 10 Broases, where they instituted i
vigorous search, but without success, az
their runners had already informed them
of the coming of our force. The whole
pesIilent band OF traitors in this Bottom
onenly reyiIed the new Government NJ
Wheeling. as well as the Government OF
the United States, and openly avowed their
d.mnNbIe principles, declaring that they
had voted for the ordnance, and wo"ld
ngnin: and when nskcd for arms, said they
had none. but if they had, they would give
the party the benefit of their contents
Al their abuse wss received Icy thu party
in a spirit oi forbcHrnuce, as their orders
were to avoid amy difficulty. There Was 1t
quantity OF NfnIs taken, which viii he Ia
Zen to Wheeling io-'!ay per steamer Aihe-
marie, aud deposited with the Governor.
The thanks OF this whole community
are due 10 Cant a Charlton, X Z. Purdy
md S. u. Wykcrt, for their uniform kind
uvss and courtesy while exccutjug their I'M
pleasant aud oueFOus duties.
y. SPECTATOR.
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Gas. BeAuREoARD has issuei an order.
prohibiting any person, uu,ess specially
authorized by the Secretary OF War. from
passing beyond his lines towards the lines
of the enemy, The, Ricbmoud7cOrrespo
.dent Of the Memphis Argus says General
Bsaarpgtrd is now adv.ncins upon Alex
andria in small eolpmnsaud short march,
es, with Manassas MS the base OF opera.
attons. his legitimate aims are :le expfl-
sion o. the enemy from Ale1andria and
Washington, and HE liesra,Laa Of, NaFye.
lAlG Sigods izoss as znsy % - : : :
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Tur latest agricultural adviees from
England indicate tina, The great bulk OF
the hay eFeP had been stacked in good
condition. The reports Of the growing
grain were generally favorable as to quality
aad freedom from disease, but there will
be less than the ordinary quantity OF acres
and screablc product. As in the face Of
considerable foreign imports, aud despite
the favorable weather, prices had advau-
ced, webave pretty sure index TO tue
snallness Of the stocks on hand.
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The following is credited to a Richmond

the following is credited To Il Richmond
paper
Us TO WAsuI&GsoN. -Frnm this time
forward the war 10 to bcrouc aggressive on
the part of thr South. The tables are to
be turned. and Instead of waiting furas-
snults from the enemy we are 10 attack
them wherever they are /" be found.
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J. F. CALDWELL,
ID z ~ r a S 4 /.

~ - n X .
Z HOW at tn Monroe House, in,tL- city where lie
il ready TO nPs!ntc upon tlr Teeth. Many teeth.
though much lie aged, However they may ari can
be sweI with Int d-str wing the nerve Tho de-
siTncti,n OF tile merry. is the Gallo Of more deep
Sc7t-d l'Fns about the head and face His mode of
extracting * sif, aud attended with mucn less
fjrcc nnI pain. tan by method, dependent keyed
instruments pu ltcana foreep= Auy who have
pain about their laws f,ce or htal eycs. ears, tom
sis, uvnla, skin. would 10 we'll 10 submit To his
Te'nciiai treatment, and if they wilt come attsndtd
with thrir physician this will bc fully explained.
Ths must satisfactory certificate, and references
lee shown Testimonials If his skill in lis
gictl operations. II the desire is expressed mud mr.
, raHgemtnis ~ de for lain To do 50, lie viii. with
p'-t4urc give grntuitOus lectures in eSpluathn ii
the causes Of tue dsc1se # 'lc teeth. aud nlsp Of
their irrCSulfiiiY. ami tho remedial trratment to
aud them; likewise expose the defects
IN the usual modes resrte 10 10 extract teeth. aud
chow how the injuries they are liable TO nflct can
he avoided and how they eau Is extract d with cum
Th. f.iiowing certificates of eminent PLY ieians
Il hive exaDined with care into Dr.. Cald:rrlI's
mode "i extracting tcetli Rnd have NJ. only ut
i.el myself 10y dissection. OF tho existence Of his
listnenl. but hive pruved on my own person the
PAuL IL. GODDARD, Pr f.
Unysrs ~ Of PnnnSyiv1n'a.
We witnessed the extraction Of teeth byDr. j T.
Caldwell. and Ne pronounce him To Il the Prince "t
Tooth ENtracturs. aad the lief " urgern Dem
ti~isl H. extracted onc for each Of ms. We consid-
ii- uictliO original, aud more safe and less pain
tli than Huv other that hn$ come within our notice
He operates without endtnGsTing the gum or iFjur
Ing tile law. and apparently Put little frce and
consequently Regarding al the principles Hf his nl1n,
1t ia evidently the best that has been conli be de-
visel TO remove teeth; all other methods when com
pared To- h5. murdrrous IN the Opertion alarm
Ing TO the rsiad, aud impgrts n manner:
BYRD GARTER. 81 n.
q. W. SETTLITOS, VI. D. a
White Sulphur Va. Feb Y, 1851.
Wo concur " the above Tor we htTc experienced
the benefit Of Or. CaliNell'- mode of extracting
Rnd ooTr-rtiui; ahin teeth much to onr relirTanl
satisfae.isn. ether Dentists had condeninri onr
aching teeth past remely. Rnd ther teeth they
tried 70 extract. hur unable to do Il: but DR..
ca! .wcll did it with hut little force or pain and
had teeth which achel that other Dentists asserted
csuli not be reie'oi saved. which Dr. Csldw II
spothed and pluSgei, aud We nogs use thnn without
pain. WA. A. ORME.
OWEN DUFFY.
! S1niuslsY. April 10. 1861.
For testimonies see bills anglo 'dp
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