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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-27


A CUTE DoG.-I was standing on the cor
ner of some street and reading the bills of
some theatre, when my attention was called
to my feet, where small poodle-dog was try
ing to make his acquaintance with me altho'
never saw his dogship before. chased
him away, but my anger may be imagined on
beholding my nice polished boots-they being
anything but clean. Lwalked over to a boot
black, who stood not mile from there. 1
had them re-polished but, would you. believe
it, kind editor and reader, was almost dumb
founded with rage and astonishment, on be-
holding the same spoodle-dog operating in a
similar manner on another victim like my
self first, by dipping his forepaws in the mud
and then by placing them on the victims
boots, made them look anything but clean !;
and as soon as the dog had done what he had
to do, offhe ran, and we suppose looked for
another customer. 1t is useless to add that
the dog and the said boot-black we're of the
| firm of Poodle & Co.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-27

Squire Jack was cabinet-maker anu
undertaken, known far and wide as a master
workman One day couple came to his
Office to get married. The mans face was
familiar to the Squire, and he ordered him
off in this wise: " Begone, you scoundrel !
You haven't paid me for your first wife's cof-
fin ~ t sH "a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-27

"A thick warm dress in winter is porta
bic wood-ecoHomizing stove.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-27
SEVERE Coin IN IrALY.-A letter from Pisa
dated Jan. 18th, says: -..-.r. -

SEVERE JOLD IN ITALF.-t- IeEttr IfOm Plsa
dated Jan. 18th, says: -,...-.sr4 -
'sThe cold, throughout Italy seems to be
this year something hitherto unparalleled. At
Florence the temperature has been gradually
declining:till it has become in the last week too
cold for persons in bad health to endure. The
Arno is deeply frozen all over, and stories are
rife of mother and child found dead in some
farm shed of cold !; of driver on his box
found stiff when the lady for whom he waited
left her party; of two men dead at Pescia,
&c. In Rome the snow lies several inches
thick, and even at Naplessit is said to cover
ground At Turin the thermometer is assert
ed to be sixteen degrees below freezing point.
Here, at Pisa, nearly the warmest place in
Northern Italy, the cold is intense, and the
Arno beneath my windows is frozen across
| and covered with little frosted heaps"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-27
Published February II, 1864. !
CHAPTER 81.
Published February is, 1s64.l
CHAPTER 81.


AN ACT to change the time of holding the general
terms Of the circuit court IN the counties Of La
Crosse, Buffalo and Veraon.
The people of the state Of Wirconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact az fOIlows:h
Section 1. That hereafter the general terms of
the circuits court in and for the counties Of La
Crosse, BoffaIe and Vernon, shall be held as fol-
lows In the county Of La Crosse, on the nrst Mon
day Of April, and the fourth Monday of Be ptemesr,
in each yesr; In the county OF Buffalo, on the
second Monday Of May, and the second Monday OF
October, in each year in the county OF Vernon, on
the fourth Monday Of April, and the second Mon
day Of November, in each year. $ - - "a
: See. 2. ALI writs, process, Services. continu-
ances, recognizances and proceedings. heretefere
ssued. made, taken or entered into, or which may
be issued. made, entered into, or commenced In
from said court, either of them, and ali pre-
whether by recognizancs otherwise, shall be
held and taken as returnabl8 at tue times mem
toned in this act for holding the said courts re-
sFsctively, in the said counties Of La Crosse, Buff
faio and Vernon. ~ asfrn
Sec 8. All acts and parts Of acts, in so far e.
they eontraysne, and inconsistent with the
Sec T. This act shall take effect and De in force
from and after it's passage and publication.
Approved Feb. Q, 1864. a. COPY.
+. .rr..s.. [Pubushsd Fec. IL, 1851
CHAPTER 46.
AN ACT relative to subpenas issued by justices Of
II the peace.
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. In any action In justice's court,
subpoena issued accordsnce vita the rresent pro-
visions OF Law, shall have the force and effect
in an adjoining connty as in tLe county where Is
sued; aud the attendance Of any with sss residing
or being in an adjoining county and not more shan
thirty miins from the oeice of the justice before
whom tn trial IL to be had. upon whom saeh
subpoena shall have been duly served, may be CON-
PEELED Dy attachment, IN the SINE manner Is IL
such witne were resident Of and within the
~ when Ivherel suehjsubp1ens Issued.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be In force
mme dis tely from and sitter It's passage.
Approved Feb. Is, 1854. A&C0PY.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-27


The harmless storm was ended,
And, as the sunrise splendid
49,. Came blushing Ger the sea;
4-4 thought, as day was breaking,
MY little hirls were waking,
And smiling and making
anTg Asprayer at tAme for me-.
s" Those little gtls had grown TO be women
when the mournful day broke that saw their
father lying dead. In those twenty years Of
companionship with him they had learned
much from him; and one of them has o liter
ary course before her, worthy of her famous
name.
SEEN the bright wintry day, the last but
one of the old year, he was laid Ia his grave
at Kensal Green, there to mingle the dust te
which the mortal part of him had returned
with that of third child, lost in her infancy
years ago. The heads of great concourse o.
bis fellow.workers in the arts, were bowed
around the tomb"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE.
'cARfAN, PLuHKETT a MCCULLOUGH

In making important changes In their bus
ness have decided 10 their eatIre stock OF Dry
Goods by the Isl Of April The goods all marked down
from rs 30 per and must be sd regardless OF cost
The following viii show the reduction In our stock OF
Waterproof closts - %: WIN ssI for 90
Heavy Beaver, $40: will sell for 81 Co
VsIyrt Plush, ga; will sell for ~ 90
Csstor Beaver q 10; will sell for aiA
We have opened Tor Ifspeciou abo 1000 Uoaks IN all
shs fsshsusbs ns.era. Of tho season We w also o1er
srlsndd slock Of french Nerbos rarapettas Apaas 10
s The desirable shaces pain and plaid Reps real Irish and
French pop togebrr With general assortment OF Dress
S3onds Bqinpra skira Blankets, Fsnnels Sht!nc and
Sn = M"xin. tc. &c - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17
RAILROADS.

r,.e =, ,,,x,c p.,r.poxn ~rRxINs "a n IA
III ny. Troy the North and West leave OhAmbers street
al ana 10 M 316 and To- ~ r. NJ, and Sundays
Al t2 NJ from Thrtcth street Tickets may he procured
a, any OF The ofcss wEsTO0TTs Exptcsan New York
brooklyn and baggage checked at the hov oil points
the road aud 70 sarstosa sprfngs
NrEw YORK. HARLEY AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN Increased socommcdaticns Trains for Albany and
Troy North aud West leave rweny srth street depot
~ 10 A. N. ana <.B ~. :.
sS.Ssy ir;S, leave y NV ycr 70, Aany "s@r w.
-'N Ohm BURUULtA suponnisndanL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
All AS s H's sf5sz zvnaUa
or e III S,S ssE s Is
RETIRE
business
STORE TO LET
ASP EXT FsKFUnEs
WORRY o Twelve .uES yEX XE
sSS1Ss SISsSSss
E Eg1E2Ss H4EkS e. sAa BRUSH
= - 81 b kss sE5kES Soa A.
LOTS OF GLOVES, coxMEscf Saox AZ Shsas'AA
LoT soiLED SILK GL9yEs. g, a i0c.
aSa sHhs sG hhasts AT o Up
tss$ sas4 III aaS4is WORTH 8,
ssS $SSa I; :, g Ell SIDst So
THOUSANDS s' o. RssAsr sE
ESEs $nS +
s.. Linen Ct I 5aF1 ri
IH9E 4Nb sS q OF wo RItSs
SssSlssIBSss 4sS yS!ss gsgn E
AND EAK lscE zEI AT COST
MORNING AT 10 A NJ READY FOR SALE
s Il 5! s g sg is5R
1900 YARDS DRESS TARLETANS. 25c YARD
JOB LOTS MUsLINS AND GRAPES, l3c YARD r,
;ss s.ss#
PILES OF SILK vELyErS. To-. g.. &c.. &C. PER YARD.
RICH VELVET EDGE RIBBONS, &C.
RICH PLAID RLgBONss &c YARD Up.
THOUSANDS OF YARDS RIBBONS, lc. Up.
$50 $50 s6SSEEFss H. Sc tP pf'
LACE MANTILLAs PARAsoLS HALF PRICE.
LOT LOT CORDED and PLAIN SILKS soe YARD no,pv
DOZENS DOE SPOOL BEST RVS So 10 PAPER "'''
COTTONS. SKIRT BRAIDs Sc.
FOR MACHINE LADIES' PAGES Sc.
AND HAND WORKING COTTON. lie.
SEWING At ,ocr BUIToNs, b Is 2 do r and up
LESS nsAs ssooL G ctank + s5ESl
' sS2S 4 W., s5h y
HOSIERY pgPARTMsNT
GENTS, WOOL AND COTTON HOSE. loo. up.
LADIES WOOLLEN HOSB. a0c up.
GENUINE ENGLISH MERINO HOSE. &c
EXTRA QUALITY FLEECkD HOSE, &c .
every Kind Of goods in the above lines which 1T would De
impossible TO mention In advertisement Many OF them
being really Less than half price az the stock must ps
COST. FOR CASH 0NLYr
221 and 223 Eighth avenue
Between Twenty first and Twenty second streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

BosNErs. cLoAKss AND ND SLAMS XssiI
'''"o' JAcRsoSs MorRnINa STORE.
ISL Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets
Ms. E. NORRIS NS. .x1rY STREET
Customs Shirts and Collars Sade. the nca,est andbes
Citing in the city.
IL " T Nnassys PROM BUSINESS.
CRYSTAL r adAs EMPORIUM,
ss 60 s s s a "a
aud that his entire stock b & s6ob Dsa
oSE - Tasf L ns'i T!Housasp DOLLARS
MUST SOLD 9EE At 81 EEeW COST PRICE, By
a. ar e aS &c :sssa fSsss
BEArK AND TAycy SIESs REAL IsIsH AND
AND" AND Es PFSs CLIFFS risN vsLouRs, Al.
PACAs MoHAlRS, REPS,
N'' -'''' : FANCY DRgss GOODS.
DAnA skIs ASR Rsp FLAs
MusLINs, 40. &c.
cLoAKs AND saXwLs Ash BALSoaAL SKIRTS.
SHAM SALE
FALsSSaaoop
put orvard IN order to dispose Of an Old worthless stock
By si Seaa DO not
to forfeit now what 80 highly value.
0s
deeply appreciate SHE ps; ,c oops y selling them
COST PRICE. AND NO AUMBUa
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
P.s-Rsmsmbcr. the stock mus, i, sold Cd BY FEB r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

NOTICE TO cARTMRN AND ALL INTRREsTRD.-A
IN regular meeting Of the Carmens Union Assceiatcs
will be held al 65 broadway Monday evening, JAM u,
at eight protest against the present railroad
tracks In tho lower part OF the city, BY order Of
HENRY BALDWIN. President
WIZ. FHrHx,
JACOB B. DAVIS, v,ca prea,danta
RIcHARD STANTON, 'ss
HENRY 8. SrEAvENs.J
J. KING, Secretary. ..
BUCK. Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

CLOSING OUT SALE OF
~ FANCY COMBS,
which will be sold for thirty days
Broadway and wavcrley place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

BARGAINS PRICES REDUCED, AT L. BrSNs' MIL.
ID linery. 6sl broadway, opposite metropolitan Hotel,
Skating Hats aud Jockey Hats nj 3d. old price S6 Velvet
Bonnets 81, worth Sl2 Mourning Bonnets, Silk Bon.
nets -; old price 81 each. Bridal Bonnets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
IN OFFICE TAX CoMMssIoNKRs or TAxKs AND
ASSESSMENTS, No 81 Chambers street,

NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs
IN OFFICE COMMISSIONERS or TAxKs AND y
ASSESSMENTS No 81 Chambers street,
NV YORK, Jan. 9, 1864. }
Notice IL hereby given that the rolls OF the
real an personal estate " the and county Of
for the 1851 Will be for inspection and review
from and after Monday Jan H. 1874 and will remain
till the h day Of April 1854 for the correction of errors
and the equalization OF the or the aforesaid
real and personal estate OF the city and county Of New York
All believing themselves aggreved must mako
application to the Commissioners during the period above
mentioned order the relief provided by law.
The 1889 provides that During time the books
shall be open public inspection, hereinbeforo
yided application be made by considering
himself ag.reved the Assessed valuation of his red
personal estate, to have the corrected" such
application be made in relation to the assessed valuation
OF the real estate, he made in writing stating the
ground Of thereo and thereupon the Commits
sioners shall examine into the complaint and In their
Judgment tho they shall cause The
be corrected If such application be made in rela
the assessed valuation OF estate, the app
shall b under oath by the said Commission
who shall be authorized to administer such OATH
of them and IT, IN his their Judgment the assessment g
they shall the TO be corrected ana
the NJ such they believe to bo
and declare their decision thereon within thirty days
such Application shall have been made TO them. No
reduction shall be made by the Board Of Supervisors OF
and personal imposed under this
art unless 1T shall der oath or Affirmation that
unable attend within the period
prescribed for the of By Of sickness
- ~ 800 j. WILLIAMSON Commission orr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17
FINE ARTS.

DRoPosALs FOR CoAb-PRoPoSALS FOR 1000
tons chestnu, Coal arc solcited 70 % devsrea ?,
cargo each month commencing nes July AND continuing
made The mua be OF the best qualify tresn, good
szc and clean Payment Tor she same 70 0c on
delivery Address rrOposs LOT Sosi pox
5000 Pos once New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

GLOVES, GLOVES, GLovEs-Soo. REAL PARIS KID.
ladies' aud misses fancy coors aiso 1000 dozen real
Alexandree closing at 15c. usual pris 81 70. NJ B.The
largest and cheapest stock Of Hosiery Gloves and Under
garments In the city full assortment OF best quality
Thread and Needles aud Fancy Goods Zephyr Worsed
NC all colors. regular pr1oe Csc. TO Sc At ELGkRS
cheap store for FIRST class $50 and Ss2 Broadway
Nineteenth street. side
Remember ELGERG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

GLOVES GLovss aLovEs-Soo.. REAL PARIS KID.
es:ps stock ss do.s and
re s and s se.
ssfsss @
'i Rs%s%Ss s'' ssa ssis SIDE
GHEAr OL E4os ss s4, kss 81
previous to taking stock = rucu.s
TT Broadway. corner Of Wayerey place.
IMPORTANT TO The LADIES'
RETIREMENT or
W. K. PEFroN, N BowERY.
FROM BUSINESS
PERsMProRY CLOSING OUT SALE
Tho subscriber being about rennquish business now
''''' FoREiaS AND DoxEsrlc DRY GOODS.
Consisting of
Silks sHAwLs CLoAKs, MANTrLLAs.
AiPAcAs cAsHMEREs.
BoMBAzrNEs. rHTBBTs, poPLrNs DELArNEs,
AND OTHER STYLES OF DRESS GOODS.
sHrRTINGs ARD sHEETINas. DAMAsKs.
BLANKETS QUILTS. FLANNELs. LINENS,
PRINTS. oaNcHAMs, WHITE GOODS,
CLOTHS AND cAssrMEREs,
BALMORAL SKIRTS
HOSIERY, GLOVES. LINEN 5S's,5 AND SILK HANOKER.
AT A POSITIVE REDUCTION IN PRICES
FROM TWENTY TO FORTY PRR CENT.
TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
This sale will afford opportunity to purchase at prices
much lower than probable will again for several
Goods delivered free OF charge In all the surround
ing cities.
TO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
Store and House 10 let Fixtures for sale Location one
Of the best In the city. w. x. PBYTON,
274 Bowery, Houston street
i OUR WHOLESALE STOCK OF
sHAwLs: SILKS, CLoAKs AND CLOTHS
''''' - '''''1 VIZ IN THIRTY DAYa
GREAT PUBLIC BENEFIT,
70 THR FOLLOWING
IMMENSE SACRIFICE:-
Heavy Beaver Clnaks Reduced to IS 90
Heavy Beaver Cloaks. Reduced 70 O
Heavy Beaver Cloaks Reduced TO 10 20
English Doeskn Cioaks Reduced to u 20
French Doeskin Coaks Reduced 20 y ~
Velvet Cl0aka From $50 to 20 %
Black Doeskiu worth 81 Reduced to rs
OLIVER MoWBRAY.
200 Grand street, OF Forsyth.
MovRsrsa GOODS ENGLISH aoxsAztsss
$500 EMPsEss CLOTHS.
GRAPE EU9ENIEs,
LUrIN's DRLAINEs.
HALF MOURNING aooDs,
BONNETS. CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

n ANXsTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE
Teeth positively extracted without pain by Dr. EOYT In
vsnto and sole Of Anrshetc Nitrous OXIDE
not laughing but strictly anasthetic agent entirely
free from exhlaating effects and perfectly harmless caus
quiet sleep with pleasant saons and perfect
sbiliy TO PAIN during which teeth without the
knowledge OF the patient Teeth filled and artificial teeth Of
description Inserted Perfect satisfaction
DR. HOYT, Dentist, 907 Broadway Twentieth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17
SPECIAL HOTICEg.

ATT REGULAR MEETING OF THE CUMMINGS
"A Literary Uuon held its rooms, ass Fourth
the oily Of New YORK. the evening Of wednesday, Jaa
l3 1854 PresdenL T. e. s. Dwyer in the chair Mr..
Byrue announced the decease OF onr late oroahsr
Der. John whereupon committee WAS appointed
respect thereof and the President
pointed Messs Byrne DILLON and Coweli such committee
The meeting then adjourned !.
subsequently at special meeting held on the evening OF
January H. 1864. the Committee reported the touowing
preamble and resolutions. which were unanimously
adopted
Whereas has pleased the Almighty remove BY ieash
late worthy and much respected member John kvani
therefore :.
Resolved That tender the bereaved family OF the
deceased heartfelt sympahies Ia this their hour OF Do
reAvemeut =.
Resolved That the members OF this Union attend the
deceased and that the usual badge OF
Ing be
Resolved That copy of the foregoing preamble and
family tof the deceased and published
In the New York Herald Metropoitan Record and Irish
American. THOMAS ]. BYRNE.
WILLIAM 3. DILLON. }C0mmittoo.
C0LWELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

A RARBCHANCE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a hold Furniture at sacrince-Th subscriber ren.
gushing housekeeping VIII sell all the Faraure conssucS
Rosewood Panosorte 500 $500 includ-
Ing Stool ssd Covers Paror Suit cost e37n for e5o;
wood and walnut Chamey Furniture en- suite vro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

~ REAT CLEARING SALE or
VI LACE AND EMBROIDKRTES.
previous TO taking stock. 81
SAMUEL TgCK'S
TT Broadway. corner OF Waveriey place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

prRvHAxs FuRw.TcRB BxrREss. HgREHAtw
rrrniu,s srrr. harohs@s sc ,ra S,sb ssss"s.
Storage for Furniture All kinds Of rurnssS &C. ooIe0-
Hurnlure VI 70 mines msved y els o. y eesnly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

A RTTrICIAL BONE FILLINGs FOR DEcAYED AND
shells aching teeth and every kind ~ cavity aled
pain and warranted by the dcoverer At his $50
Broadway, above Seventeenth street Over thousand
testimonials from first class citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17
4. !: WILLIAMSON, J Commissioners
J. w. ALLEN, OF Taxes and
J. ". BROWN, Assessments.

NOTICE To VETERINARY PRACTITIONER -
IN There will be meeting the Comitis Mnora Of the
United States Veterinary Medical Association held In New
York Tuesday Jan 10 II o'clock A. M at l79 Lexing.
ton for the transaction Of business and admission
members A. LIAUTARD. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR GREAT BARGAINS.
IL ID. CLARKE, 643 Broadway corner OF Beecker rein
qushng the lace and fancy business will offer the balance
OF his stock. consisting OF
HEXDDREssEs
REAL LACRS.
EMBRoIDERrEs
SPENCERS.
INFANTS ROBES RIBBONS
DRESS TRIMMINGS. &c,
Al immense reduction 10 prices The entire stock Of the
goods be sold the first Of February
the store will be occupied BIZ Messs
Kirby Co., booksellers and uewsmeu.
OQ1 GRAND STREET 1911 GRAND STREET.
AJl GREAT SALE. GREAT SALE.
In consequence OF moving to
25l BOwERY.
Known the
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM.
Having purchased Mr.. W. r. Roberts interest In the
above named business sell my stock OF goods the
Grand street store consisting large of Dry Goods
Mernoes Shaws Cloaks Balmoras Domestic Goods. &C,
: ~ REGARDLEss or COST
- In order 70 open thso,,rx
ENTIRE NEW sroUK sn or 81 SPRING aoops.
' A. G. sTRENz
29l Grand street. corner of Eldridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17
MILLIN cry.

NEMF GILLEsPrE'S DRESS MAKING AND PATTERN
N Rooms late t07. 81 Neutrality-suspicious. who have
not visited establishment should do once,
style Of work aud nlng not often In this
try.
1ErLLINERY.-THB STOCK FIXTURES AND LEAsE
N Millinery Store will be sold either separately
together Apply at the FIRST house above the OF Egh
ty.fourth street, Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

ENURNITURE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH =
beautiful Pariox Suit covered In rich French brocA
el made 10 order seven months ago cost $500 viii ss sod
Reception four medallion back Chairs
crimson brocate fer $50 two marble TOP Tables rosewood
500 Turkish Easy Chair
Lace Curtains Bronze CLICK also the Furniture q thrss
ITO west Eighth street between fifth aud sirh avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

A DAMANTEAN ACCOMMODATIONS DESIRING
~ sensitive teeth filed without pain, aud oconomt-
caly than with gold should Of worthless
aud amalgams that fall out turn black discooring
the teeth without preserving them and choose ony the Ada
mantean White Filling which discolOrs and
nenty durabe restoring worthless teeth beauty
fulness am daily supplying dentists, Who having tested
hardening filings known. ~ GILES LUTH.R. Jr.. Den.
ts inventor 81 East Twenty street Also superior
Gold Filings; also my beautiful premium Artificial
Teeth $40 equal any at twice the price, Extract
ing without pain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

UsURs-wANTgDs A VERY RICH DARK. SABLE or
Mink Half Cape and 1MuR, IN exchange for elegant
Gold watch Chain and Cash Value object Address
Gold, Il Court street. Brooklyn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

"A kaced without pain or no charge. Eoaughtng gas
ever used Beautiful teeth inserted 81 EACH Set silver
$40 No charge for extracting when teeth inserted.
j. JAY ylLLERS. ISIS Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

NJ y. GRIFFIN BROTHERS, 2ss GRAND STREET,
IN New York and 257 Fulton street, BROOKLYN ev
tracing teeth positively without pan BY the Nitrous
nshed with the apparatus together with the necessary
They are ALSO inserting Teeth on ae gold or pans for
silver rubber 81 per tooth. Extracting teeth. rs cena
No charge for extracting when artificial teeth are TO
serted.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-16
The New Chief Justice.

The position of Chief Justice has been
Allied since it was created by the Fed.
eral Constitution, by four persons,
namely: John Jay, of New York; Oil
yer Ellsworth, Of Connecticut; John
Marshall, of Virginia; Roger B. fancy,
Of Maryland. Messrs. Jay and Ellis
worth were respectively nominated by
Washington, and each resigned after
serving for few years only. John
Marshall was nominatedby John Adams,
Just before his retirement from the Pres
idency, and Judge fancy by General
Jackson, in the latter half of his second
term. Marshall took the Office in his
maturer prime and held it over thirty
four years, dying in 1t at the ripe age of
80. fancy accepted it when nearly 80,
yet held it almost thirty years, dying
Chief Justice at the ripe age Of 81. As
Ellsworth lived to be Y and Joy to be
03, the Office may be deemed favorable
to longevity, and we reverently hope
that its new incumbent, Salmon p.
Chase, the erudite scholar, the learned
jurist and wise statesman, has many
years Of vigor and usefulness before
him. In the very prime of manhood,
his great mind ripened by the expert
ence Of many years as a Representative,
Senator, Governors and Cabinet Minister,
with character distinguished for
probity and honor, the people have con-
dence that our new Chief Justice will
rove himself the worthy successor of
Is most illustrious predecessors.