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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

The Governor Of Ohio. Illinois. Iowa, wis-
consin and Indiana. have Offered 10 raise for
the service OF The General Government eigh-
~ FIVE thousand men for the period Of one
hundred days, to perfom such military SER
vice a. my be required Of them In any Stale.
They will be armed. subsisted. clothed and
paid By the United States. but receive nc
bounty They will be mustered into the ser
vice OF the United States for the period des
lirnated, the time 10 commence from Tho
date Of muster.
The importance Of MAILING The approach
ling csmpsign successful and decisive = no
20 be over estimated, and ! feel conhden
that this call will be promptly and fully re-
spouded 10. need not enter into the res
sons which have induced the making Of thi
offer and its acceptance BY the Government
a. they will BE- sugges,ed 20 oil By the con
dision o. the country and position ofour mil
|itsry affairs
i I therefore call for twenty thousand GO.
IOOO) volunteers. 20 rendezvous q such pie
! ces % may be hereafter Designated. and Z
lbs Organized under Instructions 20 be issue
by the Adjutan, General. Existing organ
} citations Of the Indiana Legion offering thel
services will be preserved when the reg
ment OF company l. filed % the minimum
/, number under The regulations governing n
isrmy Of the United states.
or. MORTON. Governor Of Indiana.
: Executive Department. indianapolis. Ind
: April 23d. 1864.
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BALTIM ne. April % The American has
special sdvicrs from Norf TX mar steamer
had arrived from Nswbern viz. Mo"rhesd
City, and was taken possession 81 20 bring
important dispatches 10 Gen. Butler. The
captain reports that rebr' ram came dow
10 within few miles Of Plymouth, N. G
on the 18th. aud attacked our feet, snd sunk
the gunbost BombshelI AVID two other gun
boats, names unknown. The greatest anx
Iie,y prevailed ct Plymouth. !, was gene
rally expected that the place would hrve q
be evacuated.
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Adju,snt General Indiana.


Particulars Of the Plymouth Battle.
NEw YoRK, April 20.
The Richmond Sentinel, Of April 32d,
says:
The following Dispatch has been received
PLYMOUTH, N c., April 20.
GEu. Brace: I have stormed and carried
this place. capturing one brigade Of 1000
men, stores. and twenty five pieces Of srtil.
Iery. [Signedl Il +. HoxE.
Brig. Gen.
A telegram has also been received By the
President from J. Taylor Wood, dated Rocky
Mountain, 2lst giving further particulars Of
the capture Of Plymouth BY the forces under
General Hoks, with naval eo.opsrstions.--
He ssys there were about ! zoo 300 Or 4ol
o. them negroes. 30 pieces Of artillery i0O'
900 lbs Of meat, 10000 bbIs -four and fol
garrison outfit. Our loss, about 500 in oil
Col. Rice 10 among the killed. Two gun
boa,s wss sunk and another disabled md
small steamer captured.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under
IN signed will proceed, With tho Surveyor
III Dubois county. on the pad day Of May,
1864. to run the lines and determine the
boundaries or Section No. Town 2 south
Range ; west.
The INTERMEDIATE lines will also he run
and the corners thereof established. Per
sons interested will please be present.
j. SCHNAUS.
april 3Ofh, l86l.-3w.
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Cr.ArcoR on Bells. The citizens
cf Jasper are soon to be blessed OF
cursed, and which it 10 each one will
decide for himself, with an immense
clangor or music Of bells, the mem.
hers ofSt. Joseph'scongregation hav-
ing received three new bells, weigh
ing il the aggregate LOO pounds
We understand they expect to get two
more yet, which, with the two large
ones already on thechurch, viii, wher
they are all ringing at once, certainly
make clatter enough to enable devo
tional persons 70 Worship without fur
Their disturbance. Our own private
opinion is, that II the money which
has been spent on this last supply 9
bell metal, had been added to some
what, and expended 10 enlsrging tn
present church edifce, which il entire
u too small to comfortably accommc
date the fourishing congregation, !
would have been better.
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Public Warming.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 oil persons
~ not 10 trust or hsrbor my wife, Magda'
lena Matthias, on my account. ~ will pay
no debts Of her contracting, nor be rcspon'
sible In any manner for her conduct enc
having given birth 10 On llegi,ims'e cpld
since entered the army
FRANCIS MATTHIAS,
april l6, 1864 Co. !, 4oth Ind. Vols
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survey Notice.

vUVHE undersigned will proceed with the
u county surveyor Of Dubois county On
tho 26,h day OF May, 1864 70 run The lises
and determine tho boundaries Of Section
NJ. 10. ia town 2 south range 4w.
The intermediate lines will also Be run and
the corners thereof established. Psrsoa'
interested will please be present.
N. HUFFMAN.
spril 30th, lS6l-3w
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MoaAls ~ wAsHrssroE. - Fourteenth
street Washington. Is ssid 20 contain
,hssurhout is whole length. sout Of wi'lsrds
not one house that 10 not hose Of u fame
"A contract has Just been made 90 build
house q the same character, which i 70 cost
eighty thousand dolIsn'
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MEETING OF THE CENTRAL CONSIST
r,sr.-Thc Democratic Central Com
nnittce OF, this county, appointed BY
,be January invention, ars request
to mcct Ut tine Courier Office, in JAS
rcr, ON Tuesday, May Sd, 1854. a
/ o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose o
considering matters connected will
the opening campaign.
.aR' G. DoASE, Chairman
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UTThis is the last day Of April.

ITThis is the last day Of April.
Two thirds Of the Spring, during
which we were to zee SO much done
towards subjugating the rebels, has
gone. and the only fruits are the bitter
humiIiating defeats Of Grand Ecore
and Plymouth, with the loss in the
aggregate Of over 5000 soldiers, fifty
pieces Of artillery, several gnnboats
hundreds Of wagons, and an immense
amount Of small arms, ammunition
provisions, and everything thing nc
cessary for the outftof an army. al
81 this crawfsh progression, too. sim
ply to keep two political favorites-
Banks and Butler-in position, while
truly scientific military men arc lai'
on the shelf, or assigned subcrdinat
places! Alas! for our country, whe'
such folly rules the hour!
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TRev- DR.. McClnskey has been
appointed Archbishop Of Nev York
in place Of Archbishop Ilughs, and
Rev. DR.. Spaulding Archbishop q
Baltimore.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

"A movement is on foot for the
Of an extensive ship
yard, foundries, &C., at Leaven worth
Indiana, on the Ohio river. Camel
ton. a short distance below Leaven
worth, will make additions and i'm
provements to the ship yard there.
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UrAdjutant General Gray, Of Mis-
souri has made his report for lsGs. in
which he says that fthe 1O,73c mer
raised in Saint Lnois under the cal
|for Is, 900. ssfourfifts were Germans
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AvorurR CAIl..-It will he sccn By
lis proclamation, published in to-days
paper that our very pay-triotic Gov
crnor has rendered the Government
10000 moro troops from Indiana, not
withstanding our State has already in
the service several thousands in ex-
cess Of her proportion, and men have
become scarce in every department o
labor. This action Of Morton's, IL
view Of the fact that several OF thu
Eastern States have not yet filled thei
quotas under the last call, is certainl.
not made ia the interests OF the PEG
ple Of Indiana. Ii the men are need
I'D they should be taken from State
which have not yet furnished thei
proportion. II is MS necessary tina
men should raise crops At home to fee
the armies, as that the armies Shouts
lie raised. But he who dances mus
pay the fiddler. and Is our people wen
of in . nigeria after Abclitionisr
four years ago, they are now respin
fhe effects in the favoritism shown til
miscegenators Of New England.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

With THE FLAME THAT LIGHTS TINE hoou.
' By the 4 inc Of . common lamp,
Al the cos, 81 q cenrs worth Of oil. very
breakfast can be cooked.
IN. Y. Tribune.
Simple in consructi0n. easily
kept 10 order. ready for use In . moment
convenient TO have on hand.
s-Dmegis,'s Cssculsr.
Fi.h's Lamp 10 one 81 the
most popular novelties ~ the day.
the utility Of i, il unique ssionabIe. . gseas
saving il made in heating and cooking email
articles, aud can be made 10 cook meals for
y great many pcrscns. which - actually
done on the smbmlance cars which carry
the eick snidiers Scientihs Americs0.
For family Use. hospital tent.
barrack. picnics. 6shing. Dussesy, o. sick
room. il is an article Of comfort beyond oil
proportion 10 lts cost, Hail. Jour-
nal Of Health.
Ihave triad tho apparatus and
nv wife and proclaim the same . most
valuable aud indispensable article. end ~
nnw wonder hnw We conid hsss % long
done wiihou, il. Ed. Coal oil
Circular
M vCpUOWstos cOWstsv vucV WV
re,finy W heat ~ short notice Tor nursery
and general hon-shoId purposes, :
one import snt point IL the ssving In eOss
over coal fire. n Y Evening Poet.
PRICE FROM TWO To SIX DOLLARS.
CAP sCITY FROM ONE o + 'UR Q'RT.
THREE ARTICLES COOEED ATONE
TINE WITH ONE BURNER.
Arranged Tor Kerosene OF CcsI Oil o. Gas.
4 Descriptive P'nphs 81 thirty pages fss-
nish.d g'sn'Is
ALSO
TIE UNION ATT\CHMENT.
Prlce 50 Cents.
10 he attached 10 . Common KsfosetS
lamp ~ Gu. Buvpev. bv which Water
may be- Boiled, and Food cooked;
ala arranged 10 sBppor' . shsds.
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
WIN. -. RUSSELL. Agent,
40. FOG Pearl ST.. New YOsk.
AGkars WAITED.
april Sob. 1868 -3n.
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vxvHE undersigned will sell a public suc.
,ion. ON the premises, on Mcndsys my
I'd. 1854 two lots belonging 20 her 70 zero,
nstd. Dubois county, on which y : ~
frame house, with four rooms and ce''ss'
Terms made known on dsv Of sale.
- THERESA WORST.
April 9th. 1864 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

D The following conversation was
had the other day in our county:
Young Girl-'Dr.. ] want more Of
that medicine for mother; the other
You sent didn't have any effect"
DR.. W.-s.lt didn'nt. The d.
That's singular. l wonder what's tbs
matter"
Girl-"Oh, l can tell yon. Pago
drunk and lost the medicine before h
got home.,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

UCapt. r M.Wslman is recruit
ing . company for the 100 days Ger
vice. His former experience will b
Of great benefit to new recruits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

QrARrERIY MEErISc. The third
quarterly meeting for the current year
Of the M. Z. Church, will be held In
Jasper, commencing on May 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30

-TWx canr IssuE BEroRE THE cousrrs
). rms: SHALL ABOLITION Put powF tn
Ussox. on SHALL TIVE UHios rur BOWS
AsoEsrsox!"-HEsRv CLAY. 1851
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nTCol. Conrad Baker has been
put upon the Miscegcn ticket for Lieni
Govcrnor, instead Of Gen. Kimball.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-04-30
More Of the Fight at Grand Ecors

The Republicans Red river correspond
ence u the 13,h, ssys General Smiths con-
maud bsgsn crossing the river oppos''e
Grard Ecore. that day. for an overland TRIP
Ito vicksburg. il being uude stood that Gen.
eral Gran, had sent orders Tor Smiths return
10 the place.
Rebel prisoners say they had twenty five
thousand men in The recent haules, and that
they lost three ,honssnd in Sundays fight.
They len their killed and wounded on the
field. Our loss on Saturday was about one
thousand five hundred. Oar wounded were
taken 70 Grand Esore. the killed were left
on the field. but reported af'efward buried
by the cavalry. Generals Smiths comms nd
contested OF portions Of the l6 Q and 18th
army corps General Hulburs aud General
MrPherson's.
The correspondence says great dissatis-
faction is expressed 81 Bank-'..generalshp.
Fridays battle was fought contrary 20
FrankIin's plan and both Franklin and Ran
som 4 rot.sed against having the cavalry 80
isr in sd.n,ce. Smith protested against
he retreat from Please NJ Hill. sher The
victory Of Saturday. he wishing 70 pursue
IN. n .ing rebels, but Banks ordered a
retreat IL The army OF Grand Ecore.
II il difficult 10 determine what the result
Of the expedition will be. i, will reqn're
some nm. TO reorgnniz' The army. anh "
the river crntInue- 10 fall, Aex'ndra VIII
necessarily be the base 81 operations, IN
stead Of the point shove. All the iorce
Alcxsndris have been ordered 70 q md
Ecore aud fesrs IRE entertained that The
: reb-ls may stack the former place. mud ie'
s.rov the large amount u army stores there.
4 BALrimnEE, April % The following
: was received from ForIress NJ nroe this
4 morning:
On Sunday last the rebels assaulted ou'
Il works al Plymouth, North Carolina. an,
were twice rrpused.
! On Monday the gunboai B"mbshell ran
. up the II ,snoke river 10 look AMER the rebe
ram. Som after. the BombsheI was fire.
a into by rebel battery and sunk
/. In the afternoon the rebel rnm came
. down the river. passed our batteries, and raj
: into and sunk the gnnbos, > u,hfsli
The Miami very strung vessel wa
. close 10 The ram. Capt. Fiusher fred 3
!. inch shell at she ram, bu' The shall rebound
:, ed and expoldci, killing Capt usher.
y The NJ ami ran down the river out Q
\. danger.
Thu ram now has porsessicn Of The rive
below Plymouth.
!. Our-gsrrison AZ Plymouth IL cn' Of frc'
!. al {. ,mmnnicsion. The post has plenty Z
provisions. &C., and Gen. BuIlsr i conf
i. dent that they will withstand further =
10 saulrs
BE- Little Washington is also threatened b
III, the vebrls.
The Worlds Baltimore correspondent say
llthr Rebels now have thirty iron clads read
80 for eervice. Ten nj Richmond, 8 NJ Mobil
Ut Charleston. ] at Savannah. y IN N
cd Neure river. II il also said that 20 ro
clsds will arrive from Europe before the en-
s. q june.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
MOTTO. is hereby given 'hss The snees-
~ signed has been appointed sdmsnis-
,ra,or with will annexed Of the estate o.
Christopher WesseIer. late Of Dubois ccussys
decd: said estate II supposed 10 be solvent.
GERHARD NiEHAUS, sdms.
april % b, 1864 -3w.
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NOTICE TO Il ElRs or PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.

s ate Of Indiana, Floyd county. Set:
In The Cour, Of Com. Pleas Of Floyd %;
lanes M. Alsop and Elise Very. sdmla's'
rauors Of Lawson vesy's esssss. 70: Ben
iamin Blackstone. Caroline N. Black
stone, Francis Wells, and others.
NrOTICE 10 hereby given that James
IN NJ AIsop and Eliza Very .sdm'n'sssos y.
~ aioresaid. have filed petition % sen Ne
Real Estate OF decd, and that ssM pesnson
will be heard II the next term o. ne CooN
OF Common Pleas, Of said Couasys 20 -
no lden "a the Coun House IN New Asosoy'
on The 4th Monday Of May. 1864
Test, W. W. IOh1 - c'
suriI 16. lS64-3st
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UTWe this week send Courier
to the Ireland Post Office for the ben
eft Of those who are not subscribcrs,
and vet wish to read it. We have re-
ceived numerous complaints from our
subscribers at that office in regard to
not getting their papers promptly and
the worn appearance when they do
get them; we therefore respectfully re-
qnest the gentlcmanly L. NJ. to fur
nish this extra copy tothose who wish
to see the Courier without paying fo'
il, aud save our subscribers papers
for their especial use.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-04-30

TERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, /
County Of Jefferson,
In the District Court of the United States, in and
for the Sd Judicial District, W. T. holding terms
at Port Townsend.
To JonN HARRIS:
You are hereby notified tina: William II. Tew
has filed a complaint against you In the above
named court, which will come on to be heard at
the first term Of said court, ut Port Townsend,
which shall commence moro than two month"; after
the date of this notice. and unless you appear at
said term and answer, the same will be taken for
confessed and the prayer thereofgranted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to
foreclosc certain mortgage, executed by you, on
your donation claim, in the county of Jefferson,
W. T., to secure the payment of prommsory
note given by you to George II. Gerrish Co.,
June 10th, 1861 for the sum OF $3.50 81, and in
terest at the rate of two per cent. per month, Of
which note and mortgage am now the owner and
holder.
Complaint filed March 25th, 1864. Date of this
notice, March 2Gth, 1861.
WILLIAM II. TEW.
By 3. r. DEXxIsoN, Attorney.
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PU BLIC NOTICE.


TIME TOWNSHIP of Port Angeles, situated in the
Straits Of Juan de Fuca, in townships 80 and
81 of range West, Willamette Meridian, in
Washington Territory, having been reserved by
the President Of the United States, under the pro-
visions of an Act of Congress, approved March Sd,
1863, entitled, IAN Act for Increasing the Rev.
enue by Reservation and Sale of Town-sites on
Public Lands" and q portion of said town-sitc
having been surveyed into urban and suburban
lots in pursuance of the provisions of said Act,
Public notice is hereby given that said urban and
suburban lots will be offered for sale at public
outcry to the highest bidder, by the Register and
Receiver of the Land Office for the Olympia Dis
trict, Wednesday, the 4th day of May, 1864, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the sale to take
place at the door of the Custom-lIouse in Port
Angeles, and continued from day to day between
the same hours, till all the lots offered. Any
person having made bona fdc settlement and inn
provements which are embraced within the boun-
dares of any lot prior to the LIST day of May, 1864,
upon furnishing the necessary proof Of the fact to
the Register and Receiver, on or before the day Of
sale, shall have the right-rcstricted to one lot
to bid for and purchase the same at the appraised
value thereof; but any party who may challenge
the bid on the ground that the settlement and i'm
provcment are not bona fdc, shall have the priv
ilege to compete with such settler in bidding, and
if the highest bidder, the bid Of the contestant
be admitted to record upon his rendering in pay
mcnt the sum bid by him, the contest to be deter
mined after the close of the sale
Instructions as to the mode Of conducting the
sale and dsposing of conflicts will be timely
placed in the hands Of the Register and Receiver.
Plats of the town-sitc Of Port Angeles will be
open to inspection of the public, ut the Office of
the Register and Receiver at Olympia, and at the
Office Of the Collector Of Customs at Port Angeles,
after the LIST of March, 1864
Land Office at Olympia, W. T., March lst
1864. A. A. DENNY, Register.
JOS. CUSlIMAN, Receiver.
March 10, 1864. lots
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ARD.

DR.. l.. J. CZAPkAY begs leave to announce to
the public and particularly to his patrons on the
Pacific coast that he is about to close the business,
with the view of retiring for the present from the
arduous labors of his profc ssion.
As it is his intention, during the ensuing fall,
TO leave the United States, for the purpose of WIS.,
iting Europe, he will not receive any new patients
atsr the first diy Of July, 1904. Those, therefore,
who may desire his services, will apply within
reasonable time.
Doctor Czapkay desires to assure those who arc
now under his care, that they will continue to re-
ceive all the attention which his obligations pre-
scribe and their respectively demand.
Those mao hold Contracts, guaranteeing cure,
are hereby requested to report to DR.. Czapkay be-
fire the irst diy Of June 1864 whether not they
satisfied that IS been effected in their
cases respectively. All VIII, do not thus report
within the time specified, will be regarded and
treated rs cured.
In taking leave of his patients and the public
Doctor Czapkay desires to express his profound
gratitude for the extraordinary patronage he
slowed upon him, and the confidence reposcd in
his professional ability.
During his re sidcnce in California Doctor Cap
kay has treated successfully
UPWARDS OF TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
PATIENTS,
which is the best guarantee that his course OF
treatment has been rewarded with success at
once personally gratifng, and almost unprece.
denied in the annals Of medicine:
Any physician in good standing who may desire
to purchase the interest of Doctor Czapkay in his
"Institut y" and the good will Of his business,
may make application and state proposals.
HH- Address DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY, Medical In
stitutc, Sacramento Street, below Montgomery,
opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Office,
San Francisco.
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the FARMERS GUIDE
TO

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WE THINK THERE rs MO
Medicine SO enlcaiOus in re.
moving humOrs from the
blood as SCOVlLL'S BLOOD
and LIVER SYRUP. It is rec.
commended by Physicians in
all parts Of the country for
the" cure Of SCrOlMla, sc.
Plmples or sores indicate
that the system Is out of Or
der. Unless something II
done to cleanse the blood Of
these Impurities, the result
may be In n more serious
disease, such as ScrOfnla,
Syphilitic, sc. Those who
wish TO ind n most eGca.
ciOus Remedy, and yet have
no confidence I'm Patent Med
iclnes generally will never
regret q trial Of Sc0vill's
Blood and Liver Syrup.
.REDlNGTON T. CO.,
Sole Agents for California,
4l6 and Alb Front Street,
San Francisco.
v3:n4G:ly
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GLOVE ANoD fME
Tooth Ache DroD0
Complain no moro Of Aching Teeth.

NlHESE Drops have been extensively used by
Thousands whose experience has proved, that
the Anodyne will give immediate and permanent
relief after the failure of every other remedy 1t
is pleasant to the taste and smell, and a few ap-
plcations will entirely remove the pain and sore
ness from decayed tooth, SO that it may be filled
and rendered as useless as ever. When the pain
proceeds from the face, or from the gums around
tooth apparently sound, this Anodyne will give
speedy relief by rubbing few drops on the parts
affected. 1t has only to become generally known
to be as highly appreciated by the public as it is
by dentists. a..r rt.
Read the following letter from one of the most
distinguished practical dentists in the city of New
York.
"Messrs Sands: Gentlemen-rn the course OF
my practice have extensively used your Glove
Anodyne with much success for the relief of the
Toothache, and as constantly recommend it to
my patients, I deem il but just to 1nform you Of
the high opinion / have of it over other remedies
am yours, respectfully.
I'M. LEvETT, Dentist"