, 1863-02-09

tion Of the various arts and sciences to prac-
tica1 uses, for the ame1ioration Of the cont'i-
ton Of mankind, within the past forty years,
Dentistry occupies prominent position. As
a result Of the improvement III this branch,
an immense amount Of suffering to tue public
has been avoided. Physiology demonstrates
that many Of the diseases Of the stomach are
Il direct result Of improper mastication Of
food, owing principally to defective teeth and
the consequent unhealthy condition Of the
fluids Of the mouth. The loss of teeth By de-
cay Is almost uniyersa1-scarcc IN individual
but has suffered the penalty Of neglecsing to
give to those important organs the attention
which they so richly deserve, either for their
practical use as masticators, or as ornaments
to the mouth" where beauty sits upon her
ivory THRONE
Every profession has its quacks. OF the
five thousand dentists In the country, but
very small portion merit any cE:im to profess
sioirl skill, nor do they generally appreciate
the Importance Of tho responsibility Of their
Office. Hence We take pleasure in mentioning
the name Of DR.. J. c. Fuller, S. Clark street.
whose skillful knowledge Of Dentistry cannot
be questioned, unless II be By Jealous compel
itors. lie has practiccd the profession in this
city for seven years past, and to his hundreds
Of patients has given general satisfaction,
both as regards the reliability Of his work and
the fees charged for his services. His business
has increased Us he has become known, until
lie now occupies suit of eight rooms. The
reception and operating rooms arr neatly md
appropriately furnished; while his laboratory
anu work rooms are supplied with tho most
approved apparatus used in the business His
facilities for meeting the wants Of his patrons
cannot be cxceIled; having skillful and expc-
ricnccd operators as his assistants. Those so
unfortunate rs to require the services Of
Dentist il. any branch Of the business, should
give him 4 call.
TIE CHICAGO S1SErEESTH.-Our readers
will doubtless recollect that few days ago.
allHsion was made to the fact Of the colors of
| this regiment being so soiled and battle-worn
| rs to b. unfit for further usc. Messrs. Ch.,n-
ters i Rcgaz, sign aud banner painters, ut
| l1G Clark street, hare Just completed most
magnificent set for The regiment, the gift Of
the patriotic friends Of this fayorite regiment.
Mr. Chambers is an artist of 10 mean merit,
and the canvas, under his brush, becomes in
stinct with life. The set Of co1ors referred to,
arc really superior, and will doubtless be
gallant1y borne In the front on many hard
fought field. To those who desire a sign,
banner, or other work pertaining to their
business, We commend Messrs. Chambers g.
Rcgan.
Important Decision to DIstulcrs OF
| HfEESvfncx.
We print below q letter from Commissioner
Boutwell, to U. s. Assessor Philip Nads.
worth, relative to highwines. It will he read
with interest by dls;iI1ers and all concerned:
| TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OIL
/ INTERNAL REVENUE, Feb. ;, 1858.
SIN: Tour favor of January osth is re.
cciycd, In reply have to Say that the addi'
tiunai tug which it is contemplated to impose
IN hichvlnes will only take effect against
wines that arc distilled after the act becomes
Inv; and not against those that arc distilled
prior to that date, and since tue LIST of Sep
tcmber, A. D. 16tG.
Tic Commi tee Of Ways and Means lave
not as vet fully determined to increase tn
tax ut all, thongh it probably will be III
erased about lve cents per gallon. 80 soof
us the contemplated amendments become :
law you will have official information OF tut
| fact.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. S. BOUTWELL,, Conn.,.
t7ict, ch!eago, nj. *''