Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18

neS- IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
AoHING TEETH.-There is nothing which
people dread more than pain, and there is
no pain more cxeruciating than that of ex-
tracing tooth. Now this pain can all be
obviated by taking the Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas, which is admitted by all the
Dental and Medical Journals to be the best
an@sthetc for tooth drawing; best, because
enough can be given TO produce entire insen-
sibility without any danger; best, because it
is so pleasant TO breathe, producing no sick
ness or disagreeablc sensations, and leaving
the system entirely in two or three minutes;
best, because it will succeed with patients
on whom chl0roform and ether have been
tried in vain; best, because the most delicate
and nervous and feeble persons can breathe
it with safety; best, because with many pa
tients, It renders tooth drawing pleasure.
DR.. William d. Nolen, No. 2l0 West Fourth
Street, has taken great pains to perfect him
self in manufacturing and administering the
Nitrous Oxide Gas, and having visited New
York, and received full instructions from the
Cotton Dental Association, he is now pre-
pared TO operate on any one who may give
him call.
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
No. 10 COOPER INSTITUTE,
New York, Nov. 21st, 1865. J
This certifes that I have given full and
definite instructions to DIR. VIM. ID. Nolen,
of Wilmington, Delaware, to manufacture
and administer the Nitrous Oxide Gas, for
the extraction OF teeth without pain.
(Signed) DIR. G. @. CoLToN,
For the Dental Association.
asS- EXTRACT FROM GRACE GREENWOOD.
For about two months past We have had
one of Wilcox & Gibbs admirable sewing
machines. The simplicity of this machine
is only equalled by the unerring accuracy
with which it works Our little daughter is
able to manage il nicely, the only trouble is
we cannot supply work fast enough; the
tedious long seams which were once her
aversion are mere sport for her now. Oh,
mothers and wives, when work presses
when muslins, linens and calicos cumber
drawers and the family all need clothes, the
thought that in your sitting room waits, ever
ready to help you, n silent, trusty friend of
forty sewing women power, is very encour-
aging. As for myself, must confess have
2ot yet come to any hard work with my
machine. l have made great variety OF
garments with it and it still alnuses nc.
am still wondering at its swiftness. In short
l don't believe there will be any end to my
enjoyment of Wilcox Il Gibbs invention
while dry goods hold out.-TNe Little ..Ia-
grim.
An assortment of the machines above re-
terred TO can be seen, there operation fully
/ lcSlcu anu every information ABOUT lncm OD-
tanned, at the agency of the Wilcox e Gibbs
Sewing Machine Company, No. 517 Market
Street, opposite City Hall, Wilmington.
G8"LETTER FROM Gov. YATES -Ex-Gov
Yates, of Illinois, (now United States Sena
tor, Ensured in the Travellers of Hartford
for $1,000, writes as follows to Messrs
White 81 Goodwin, in acknowledgment of
$3.50, received as compensation for six weeks
disability resulting from accident:-"I have
!, no doubt as to the great utility of the system
of insurance which your company was the
first to introduce in this country; and, so far
from objecting TO the use of my name, l
take great pleasure in recommending your
system to the confidence of our people, be-
lieving that to insure in this way is a wise
provision against misfortune that every pru-
dent man, especially he whose living is de-
rived from his own labor, should make.
Thanking you for the promptness of your
company in forwarding the weekly allow
anco promised in my policy, l am, gentle
men, very truly yours,
RIcHARD YATES
Policies written on five minutes notice,
and losses promptly paid by
i. A. VAN TRUMP,
State Agent, 302 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del
a65H BUSINESS OF LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES FOR 1865.
The percentage of disbursements of all
kinds to receipts of the principal Life In
surance Companies in the country, as shown
by the New York report, was as follows:-
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