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The New York herald., 1862-09-12

WILLING TO WOUND, BUT AFRAID TO SrRKE.r-
The cowardly Tribune is again upon the. trail
of General Mcclellan and his officers with. all
the malignity Of an Indian. No sooner do,they
take the field than IL stabs them behind their
backs by insidious inuendoes. While il pre-
tends that it withholds the structures which
the conduct of the generals now in command Of
the army In Maryland deserves, on. the
ground that to weaken the confidence Of their
soldiers in them is to mperil the national cause"
il really does It's worst to weaken that confidence
by telling bis readers that it has something ter
rible to say against the generals, but at
present forbearss" How much more manly
and how much less mischievous would il havA
been for Greeley to come out boldly with what
ever he had to- say Had he said what was
untrue, IL could be refutsd, or, perhaps,
would carry on its face its own refutation.
Had his arguments. been fallacious, they might
be exposed and the malice which prompted the
attack be bafaod. But when Greeley tells his
readers that he. knows something so bad about
the generals Of our army that he cannot d.
vulge it, lest 1t should impair the. oon1dsnce
Of the Union soldiers in those who. have been
placed at their head" he is an assassin Of char
acter, as malignant as the base wretch who pre-
tends that he could tell something fearful about
virtuous woman in whom everybody else has
confidence but himself. The people, however,
and the troops, will know how TO. estimate the
weight that is due to such mean, dsstardly
calumny. Let the CALLED jade Vince.
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ORGANIZE AND DRILL THE LOCAL MrLITrA.--
New York and all the other loyal States should
at once organize their militia, drill them at
stated periods, and have in reserve Q force of
from half million TO million Of men in rea-
dness for any emergency.
The recent rebel invasions of Maryland and
Ohio, and the threatened advance into Pennsyl-
vania, have created . great military fnror in
those States, and over one hundred thousand
extra men, called out by the Governors, and
volunteering for local protection, are now in
arms along the borders.
We should anticipate any such necessity, and
Immediately organize our militia, 50 as TO have
large reserve force in addition TO the million
and q quarter Of men soon to be in actual SER
vice IN the field. Thus we shall be able to
dsly any rebel raids, and 70 reouperats our
armios as they may require, without delay,
without panic and without trouble.
The organization could be perfected and the
drill conducted at no great eypense, and With
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THE SITUATION.

New York, Friday. sept. II, 1sss.
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goth Of August to the Ilth inst amounted to
81 ,l7s OF. The number remaining in the various
institutions on August 80, 1882 was 8,3s5; admit
ted since 1888; died. 81; discharged, 1906; sent
to Blackwen's Island, 356; sent TO State Prison,
2; number remaining September 8, 1862. e.377.
In addition TO these there are at Bellevue Hospital
GIT, and at Island Hospital 2s2, sick and wounded
soldiers.
Two railroad cars, one containing thirty bales Of
cotton and the other five thousand pairs Of army
blsnkets, were, with their contents, destroyed by
FIRE at Cairo, Ill, on the 6th inst
Canal freight ON wheat from Buffalo to New
York has advanced from sixteen cents per bush el
to twenty cents, and proportionately on corn
with prospect Of . still heavier charge.
The stock market was nrm yesterday, and prices in
many instances were higher. Government sizes sold a.
premium. Gold nuctsatsd between 1lsk and llo Ex.
change sold At lson r. Money was quoted per cent
on call.
The cotton market was nrm yesterday while the saes
EMBRACED about $50 bales closing the basis Of &c., for
middlins upaDds. Flour-Desirabs and gsod shpping
qualities Of state and Western brands were nrm and for
some grades &C. pr bb higher while the prices for other
descriptions were unchanged Sales Of al kinds were mode
rate the demand for export being limited. wheat opened
heavy and dull, and prices fell on ic C. per bushel
Az the close slight reaction manifested and sales
l toleraby active Corn heavy and about lc. per
busbol lower with moderate sales. Sound Western mixed
was chiefly sold at bsc. with small lots choice 70 exrs
lo NJ 5oc Pork was steady, with moderate sales .,
sll e2k Sl1 10 for mess, and at $40 80 I2k 20,
usjms Sugars we're steady, with sales Of 600 hhds
Corss was quss and prices steady. sale Of 200 bag
Rio was made q 22c Treighm were steady, with mode
| rate spsagsmenss wbkksy was rather nrmsr, viii
sa,cs or STATE and western ~ sake s2xc, and 90 do
suis's Bourbon, Of 1855, sold q soc.
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ensuing year. viz: Thomas Tleston, Esq. chair
nsns N. NJ Freeman. ESQ. secretary. Clearing

ensuing year, viz:--Tfomas Tileston, ESQ. chair
| fsn5 N. H. Freeman. Esq. secretary. Clearing
House Committee ID. yermiye. George s. Coe,
J. M. Morrison, L. ID. Brown andes. II. Comstock
Committee on Suspensions James Sialatn, Jacob
Campbell Jr., George w. Duer, A. s. Fraser, K.
II. Haydock. Committee on Admissions. ).
Jones, H. Blydenburgh. d. r. Martin. G. +. Hun
ter, VIM. b. Meeker. Committee OF Arbitration-
II. l.. Jacques, Vim. L. Jenkins, J. r. Yelvaton,
F. A. PIatt, B. Lewis. Jr The special depository
of the associated banks is the Bank Of America.
After the usual routine business, resolutions
passed unanimor -ly complimentary to the manage
ment, and the salary of Mr.. George D. Lyman,
manager of the Clearing House, was considerably
increased.
The Fort Wayne and Chicago road, under the
reorganization, has become one of the most i'm
portant lines of road in the country, and is frmy
established on paying basis for all its securities,
including it's common stock. In view of its large
earnings, the bonds of this road are selling lower
than other securities of the same class. Thus the
net earnings of the current year are twice enough
to pay the interest on the first and second mort
cages; yet the latter are selling at only about 95.
The annexed figures show that this road is not
only earning the interest its entire debt, but .
large dividend on its stock.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts 81 io1 ,5i2 q
p ~ 'ao1 ao1 90 40
BALANCE 10 OO7 DOL ~
The Superintendent of the Banking Department
has called for the usual quarterly statement from
the banks Of this State, showing their condition on
the morning of September 27, 1862.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRnNLN-BoyLs-0n Wednesday, October s, by the
Rev James McMahon NJ. p BREsLIN TO ELLEN B.. second
eldest daughter Of Thomas Boyle Esq., all Of this city
CRUMR-ruDRS.-0n Thursday, October 9, by the Rev.
T. g. browne, NJ v. D. CRUISER to MARY only daughter
Of Joshua Tden. all OF Brooklyn.
MKRRnL--LANo.-on Wednesday, October 8, at Hemp.
stcad L. l.. by Rev VIM. H. Moore, Capt GEORGE MFR
RnL Assistant Adutan General 10 EMMA Fz RANDOLPH.
daughter Of VIM L. Laing.
MoUn-MouNr.-On Tuesday, September 80, by the
Rev. Mr. Hiscexs at the residence Of tho BRIDES father
Mr. JAMES r. MOUNT to Miss HANNAH A. MouNr, only
daughter Of Samuel r. Mount, all Of this city.
SHoTwnL-EyERT.-0n Thursday, October 0, at the
residence OF the brides father, in the Order OF the
Society of Friends. JOSEPH D. SHorwE, Of Railway
to AMEIIA, daughter Of Richard Everit.
TABR-QUMBy.-On Thursday, October o, by s. d.
Burchard D. D.. Mr.. THADDEUs " TABER to Miss ELEANOR
Quincy, daughter OF George Quimby Esq, all Of this
city.
vALKx1ISE-SAcKErr-CnT Tuesday, October ], at Iith-
cow n. Y, by the Rev Mr. Miller, BENJAMIN s. vALEN
Ting Of South America to SAMANTHA X, youngest daugh
ter Of A. Z. SsCkett, ESD, OF the former place.
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News from San Francisco.

San FKANOIsCo, OCT " 1867
The ship Twilight cleared for New York . day, carry
ing 600 bales Of wool, 900 hides, 275 bales Of cot
ton dr 600 bags Of copper ore 900 gallons spirits
turpcntne and 300 casks OF talowall valued at quar-
ter Of a million Of dollars. s.ssNst
sales OF 200 barrels crushed sugar at llc 10 900
nkns butter 25c 100 boxes candles at IKE. ashc
Tobacco has declined IS per cent for the best brands
from the highest prices probably quarter OF million
Of pounds will be shipped for New York BY the next
clipper Free sales Of wool have been made at 23c
Wheat, 81 as1 go per 100 pounds for export
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canadian -four was in good demand and prices ad-
vanced 1Oc per bbl, with sales Of 200 bbls. at the
above quotations. Southern nour in good demand
and prices improved 10c. per bb with sales Of 300
bbs. at our. quotations. Rye -four steady At our
agures with sales Of 100 bbls Corn meal was In good
request with sales Of GOO bes Jersey and BrsndywIno
vanced &C. 90 per busne, and for some grades moro;
while the demand active and sales large, embracing
white Michigan a 81 for prime whiso Kentucy and one
lot reported at 81 55; white Ohio at 81 80 81 3s;
81 for amber M s an And ws.ssn y 'SI sma n IA lot
81 a. and 81 is 3 "a for Chicago spring Corn was
Arm at an advance Of c per bushc with sales Of AIS 900
bushels good portion In poor condition at 4ec. Coo
the latter for the Eastwardand good sound Western
mixed Gle ss ss Rys ws. sa's nS At
Of ii 600 bushels s3c for State and at 65c for
inferior Western. Barley was In fair demand with sales
AZ 600 bushels Of Canada East at 81 IT, Barley malt
was 0rm with sales Of 900 bushels State at 81 2 Oats
were better and In good request with sales Of state aud
0sss be- mas Was msr 'sc With s or 5000
bags Rio at 24lc, showing advance Of nc. per Id.
Ccrros The sales embraced about 100 500 bales,
ding uplands. A good portion sold at about SOC.
ms,--Rates were easier To Liverpool some
bass, chiefly al iihd iixd Win some reported early
the day at I'D In ships bags and 40 900 DO corn nj
lod. lid. in bulk and ships bags 1000 boxes box cheese
lard at 37s. 3D. To London 300 bbls hour at 3s. 3D.,
100 bales Of hops I'D, so bales of hair at $685. and
1000 bushels wheat at i2Nd In ships bags. To Gas-
cow 600 bushels wheat at i2,sd ships bags. por
tuguese bark h grain, taken up for Cork at I'D
and II FOR do. and orders at 181sd.
PROVISIONS --POrk--The market was hrmer and active
with sales Of about 3000 bbls including fncss at sl2
n sI2 2b. and prime at $40 so, with some lots
ported as high AZ $40 rs. Beef was In good request,
With sales Of 600 bbls in part TO arrive, at g. Cut
meats wore quiet and scarce, while prices wert
nominal Lard was quite active and prices weyc
part FOR future delivery, at gtsc lohc, Hacon
Was IN brisk demandI IN part for future delsey with
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Movements or western Troops.

CfNHNNATI, Oct.,g, 1867.
The forces hero broke up their camps yesterday and
moved southwark Major General Granger assumed the
command and will conduct the campaign in Northern and
Central Kentucky. ~ 80
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More Prizes.

BosroS, Oct. Q, 1852.
The United States steamer Alabama has arrived from
Port Royal She has the Of VIE prize schooners
Defiance aud Nellie The latter captured September
20, by the Alabama.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Q, 1892
The British schooner Nellie prize 70 tho gunboat
Alabama, arrived hero this morning.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IHUHsDAf, VcT 10 +. N.
BREADsuFy. .-F!our-The market active and ex
cted and prices advanced 1oc per barrel for common
aud medium grades while good to choice also
15c 2sc per barrel higher The transactions
braced about 81 900 bbs chiefly for home export
tropical ports and to the British provinces within the
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The Nova scotian Outward Bound.

q JuHNsi N r, Uct, ,, Iobz
The steamship Nova Scotian from Quebec Tor Liver
pool passed Cape Race at o'clock on Tuesday night
furious gale blowing al the time and the crew OF
the news yacht Of the press were nearly lost vain
attempt To board her.
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Democratic Republican, General Commit
Political Intenigence.

TowN ELECTIONS IN CoSNEcrcUr-A large proportion
the Of Connecticut held their annual elections
Monday last Returns thus far received show that thir
yeight OF hem elected democratic officers fifteen repub.
can an-dtweve fusion
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Buffalo HSrbor.

bUFFALc, Vct. UP. w.
The old 81 Lawrence Is removed, and Buffalo harbor
Is entirely Gear.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THURSDAY, Oct, &c p. M.

THURSDAY, Oct. &c Pm.
Money Is flowing into the street for employ
ment, and, though some bankers are asking un
usual margins on some of the more active stocks,
the rate for call loans is still per cent. with
more transactions at the former than at the latter
price. Certificates of public Indebtedness ad
vanced 4 to-day, and were pretty firmly held Z
99s+ at the close Of business hours.
Gold took another upward start to-day, carry
ing up with it exchange and demand notes. At
one time this morning gold sold at 1857, an ad-
vance Of ~ per cent over yesterdays prices; it
closed about 1857. After the second board it
rallied up to 1851 "a. Exchange rose to l3o a
n, and we hear of actual sales at these points;
but many bankers refused to name rate De-
mand notes sold at l21 at the first board. and
at 122L in the afternoon, closing that bid. The
leading importers have already pretty fully sup
piled themselves with these notes.
The stock market. instead of responding to the
advance in gold, took a downward turn to-day,
much to the astonishment of operators and inan-
cers. The theory upon which stocks have lately
been bought for the rise is, that every advance OF
one per cent in gold insured at least correspond.
ing advance in the currency value of dividend pay
ing stocks. People have been buying Erie prefer.
specie price is only about So, which is less than
the business of the road warrants and less than it
would command, with that business, in ordinary
specie paying times. If this theory be correct
and no one seems to question its soundness-gold
and stocks should move together, instead of
In opposite directions, as was the case to-
day. The perturbating cause Is doubtless
the movements Of spectators, which will
soon cease to operate. There were to-day q
large number of bear sales, and probably
several persons who have been bulls concluded to
realize profits. Hence we note at the close Of the
day decline Of per cent in Pacific Mail Il in
Central, u in Erie, u in Erie preferred, ~ in
Hudson, y. in Harlem old, lH in Harlem prefer
red, x in Reading, TX in Michigan Central, II, in
Southern old, ~ in guaranteed, u in Illinois Cen.
trail lh in Galena, in Toledo, and "a in Rock
Island. The only stocks which improved to-day
we're governments, which rose "A on the skies Of
1884, and " on Treasury notes. Cumberland Coal
also rose, selling up to Is. At the close the mar.
ket was heavy. The variation which has taken
place. which amounts to q 5 per cent from the
highest prices reached will probably afford opera.
tors who have realized profits an opportunity of
getting in again at lower figures, and we shall
doubtless witness another rush to buy before many
days elapse. The following were the closing quo.
tations Of the day.
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sales reported Of 500 boyes at p t. Butter and Ct
were steady, with fair sales and at fan prices io
and choice qualities.
SUGARS were in fair demand with sales q o2e
including New Orleans NJ 9Sc. l0c, aud az lie
latter figure for clarified, and 100 do sold by au
at 95sc. l0l4c. G. bas were IN fair request and
were unchanged $50 boxes were sold at 9hc.
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EXPRESSES.

A BuRNnAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND .Act
IA. ing establishment, III West Eleventh street
Firth and Sixth avenues, Furniture boxed and shipne
ali parts OF the world Covered wagons fnr removips ~
n,irs 10 aud from the coun,rl, Furniture stot ID -
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We learn by telegraph that the sale of the Chi
cago, Alton and ST. Louis Railroad has been con-
frmed by the United States Court at Chicago.
The ninth annual meeting Of the Clearing House
Association was hcld on Tuesday, when the follow.
ina officers and committees were elected for the
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Judge HOFFMAN, rising ~ speak TO the resolutions said
the document which has been called up, emaDating from
such = committee acting under 30 deep sense OF re
hsous feeling, ought not be found fault with without
most attention and anxious care There are
two points In however, which, II strikes me,
do no, meet the requisition TO the case do meet
the duty we ought 10 perform 10 this country and 10 this
government The censure which has been pronounced
Tes-ion, tben tLey viii deserve reproach n they shall
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FINE Arts.

SO0 FINE OIL PAINrTN0s,
OOO Contained in store go Broadway
VIII be sold Al private sale al any price regardless
valuation or cost all framed IN clegan, siyc TO suit
paintings
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U 6s,reg' 81 l0sh q a l0lA Harlem pref. 5lha So
Us6s,cou, 81. .10iA 10fss Reading. ~. 77La 77x
US6s,cou, ~. s2Ka 70 Michigan Cen. s5A sjK
TrD73 10 pcloS "a alO6 Mich 80 Ia 4sI 43k
U s 6s,1 yre. sgA a s9A MI 5 IN Ia qua 7ok so
u : demd n. 1221s 122a Panama. .147 14e
Tennessee 6s. 81 a SIX Illinois Central s2%a sax
Virginia 6's., q 65 Clovo Pitts. 39ka 39h
Missouri o.. 545s IS Gs,ena& * Chi. 851fa S5N
Amer'n gold. 126b 1863 Glow h Toledo. 10 70k
Pacific Mail. 127 127s Chi a. Bk Isl'd. s1Ha s1k
N Central. 1914 i04h Nil 4 Pr du Oh 37ka 37K
Erie.......... 56n a 56I NY Cents ,76113
Erie pref . s3k s3If Erie RR 3dmb.10C los
Hudson River. esq a seI McbCeuss ml12H a ia
Harlem....... 24h a 24as III Cen bds,T's log !.
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NETRiIGIl PLASTER.

DR.. Hurds Neuralgia, Non Adhesive Plas
ters are the most pleasant and successful RENE
dies ever prescribed for this painful disease
The patient applies one, soon becomes drowsy
falls asleep, and awakes free from pain, and nc
blister or other unpleasant or injurious conse-
quences ensue. For Earache and Nervous
Headach. apply according to directions, and re-
lief will surely follow. Nothing can be OBJ
tanned equal TO Dr.. Hurd's Compress for Neu-
ralgia. Try them. They are entirely novel
curious, and original preparation and wonder
fully successful They are of two sizes, one
small for the face. price Is cents; and the
other large, for application to the body, price
81 cents. Will be mailed on receipt of price
and one stamp.
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WHIT WILL Or. KURD'S REMEDIES Eff.
FEET

Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
will give young ladies that finest charm in
woman-a sweet breath and pearly teeth. Try
them, ladies.
Dir. Hurd S Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
will cleans the mouth from all foul civilizations,
and if used in the morning wilImake the break
fast taste sweeter, and the day begin more
pleasantly. Hundreds of persons can testify to
this. Try them gentlemen.
DR.. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
are the best preparations in the world for curing
bad breath and giving firmness and health to
the gums. Hundreds of cases of Diseased
Bleeding Gums, Sore Mouth, Canker, &C., have
been cured by Dir. Hurd's astringent wash.
Dr. Hurd S Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
give an additional charm to courtship, and make
husbands more agreeable to their wives and
wives to Their husbands. Thay should be used
L. l
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MRNASASNAA KNSXA

which are liable to impart tant to the mouth
Dr. Hurd's Toothache Drops cure Toothache
arising from exposed nerves, and are the best
friends that parents can have in their house to
save their children from torture and themselves
from loss of sleep and sympathetic suffering.
Farmers and mechanics, you can not well af
ford to neglect your teeth. For trifing sum
you can get preservatives, than which Roth
child or Astor can get nothing better. Remem-
Der that DYSPEPSIA and CONSUMP1 lion
OF THE LUNGS often originate in neglect OF
teeth Send for the Treatise on Teeth, and
read DR.. Fitchs observations on this snbject--
If too late to prevent decay in your teeth, save
vour children 8 teeth,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-06-13
FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY

consisting OF, In part-Sugar, lea, Coffee Mo
asses. Pepper. Starch, Alspice, Ginger, Cheese
Tar &c
FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY
Special attention paid to this department, and
will keep constantly on hand, Oranges, Lem
ons, Rasins, Almonds Pea Nuts, Rnglish W al:
nuts, Figs and everything that the taste may
crave In this way.
FISH and BACON
White Fish, Cod Fish, Mackerel, Dried Her.
ring, Sugar and Country Cured hams, Should
ers and side meat, Dried Beef, Lard, Eggs
Butter &c.
TINWARE
have Just received large assortment of sure
rior Tinware. Consisting in part of Buck cts
Pans, Basins, Cups, Lamps, measures, etc,
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT !
I have large assortment of Coal Oil Lamps
al d have aad will continue to furnish the peo
pie with pure article of Carbon Oil, free from
explosive properties
CROCKERY and STONEWARE!
of all descriptions. You cannot come amiss by
calling on me if you want something fashiona
bic in this line
SPECTACLEs.
l would also say that am prepared to grind
down and set gla ses adapted to all conditions
If the eve. Persons afflicted with weak eyes
Near-sig ightedness, OF any disease of the eye
which tenders it necessary for them to use
glasses, ,'an be accommodated by calling Oh
me
FANCY ARTICLES and NOTIONSl
comprising large assortment which is too te
GlouS to enumerate
Satisfied that satisfaction can be rendered tc
all who call upon me for goods, ask them to
drop in and take view before purchasing
elsewhere A BLACK
GTButter, Eggs, Chickens. and all descrip-
ions of country produce taken in exchange for
goods A BLACK
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CON TEINTS
DR.. HURD'S CELEBRATED MOUTH
WASH, one bottle.
DIR. UR D S UNEQUALLED TOOTH
POWDER, one box.
DIR. HULD'S MAGIC TOOTHACHE DROPS
cne bottle.
DIR. HURD'S UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER.
DR.. Hurd's Manual on The best means of pre-.
serving the teeth, Including directions for the
proper treatment of children's teeth,
FLOSS SILK. for cleaning between the teeth.
TOOTH PICKS, &c.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, No. II
Fourth street, Brooklyn, (E. D.
Price :---s51; or SIX for SIS.
3-The Dental Treasury makes a package
eight inches by five, and is sent by express.
u Full directions for use is on each article
The following articles we can send separately
by mail, viz:
THE TREATISE ON PRESERVING THE
TEETH sent, post paid, on the receipt of IL
cents, or six stamps
THE NEURALGIA PLASTER, for Neural
ga in the Face, Nervous Headache, and ear
ache, sent, post paid. on receipt of I5 cents. OF
six stamps.
THE NEURALGIA and RHEUMATIC
PLASTER, (large size,) for Pains in the Back,
Chest, Shoulders, or any part of the body, sent
post paid, on receipt of 81 cents.