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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04

WHEN TIE LATE AUTHOR Of the unfinished
and inexplicable Mystery of Edwin Brood
was last in the United States he remarked
that he observed a great change in our cohn-
try since his previous visit, some thirty years
before. IF he had visited Us about election
times, and had taken the trouble to look into
our system of carrying on political cam
paign, he might have been still more aston
Ished. He would have seen how our politl-
clans love one another; how they can hobnob
at club under the same mahogany and the
next day take the stump Of quill, or the
stump and quill, and lampoon each other in
the choicest Billingsgate fashion. This would
have been fine field for the trenchant pen of
the lamented "Boz." But the world, fortu-
,nately, did 2pt ceSaa ~ R2ys when Dickens
laisss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04

TAKE THE WORD OF A DEMOCRAT about these
eectioneering days, and one would think that
Woodford, the republican candidate for Gov
ernor, is filter candidate for the State Prison
than for the State gubernatOrial chair; and
take the word OF republican and one would
think if Governor Hoffman be not personally
as bad as need be for a politician he has
friends who are fully up to high water mark in
all that is corrupt and abominable. Between
the two strangers must think we have had a
deectable set of rulers, and that the race has
not yet died out. But there is certain in
not halt so black as he is painted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04

yALLaCK,s THEATRE, Broadway ana 18th street,
ERpAN's COMEDY or TIE RIVALS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF Eighth avenue and
I'D s.-0rREA BouFFK-Lk PETIT FAUST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04
The German Rachel.

Miss Marie Seebach gave the finest per-
Torrance last night at the Fourteenth Street
theatre with which she has yet surprised
and gratified our New York public. Her en-
tire engagement, so far as it has run, has
been an unbroken series of histrionic triumphs.
but it was only on last evening that she could
boast Of au audience of number approaching
the just claims of her distinguished merit.
The house was handsomely filed, we are glad
to say, with the flower of our literary, social
and professional coteries, and beauty every
where deigned to illuminate the scene. The
great artiste was in her happiest mood, and
all the members OF her company We'd with her
in efforts worthy not our hating pen, but the
commendatory criticism OF a Schlegel or
Jules Janin.
With the passing week Miss Seebach ven-
lures into ''fresh fields and pastures new" of
histrionic effort. When we style them s'new"
we should add ''before American audiences,
career, for we have before us a long array Of
extracts from the leading journals of Europe
narrating her invariable success in all the
high and difficult parts that her remark
able collection includes. 'sJanc Eyre"
on Wednesday and Deborah on
Thursday night-are not these golden
promises for the week? Never has the favor
of our educated classes been more wOrthily
bestowed, and never have they enjoyed a
| loftier pleasure than the performances OF
| Marie Seebach now offer them. Manager
Grau deserves all the encouragement that
that American appreciation can give. His
of true art in the person Of one Of the love-
| Hest, most gifted and noblest women who
| have ever trod the boards to win, instruct aud
| elevate the public heart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

rpwIN's THEATRE, 7ao Broadway. RARsApY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04

WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE. Broadway, cor
Both Performances afternoon evening.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-29
RaiIruaa Zines.
" ruHsasHzHaWI AND READ
~ sfss:a ING RAILROAD.

y = CHANGE OF T7ME 177aI
On and after Thursday, Dec. LIST, 1870. passenger
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-29
Nsw advertisements.

60tIRISTIAN STANDARD opposes sects onI ,s,.l
q ,vnrntes Primitive Christianity. Best and cheap
est Family Weekly; pages; IS columns. Edited
by Elders Isaac Errett and J. s. Lamar. Only 80
year! Specimens free. II. W. CARROLL 4 CO.,
pnMllsherS. CINCINNATI Ohio
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-29

All trains Sundays excepted.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-29
R,o s AID Ais,

TIE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
MISUNDERSTANDING the blood and cures
Scrofula, syphilis, Skin Diseases. Rheu-
nlatism, Diseases of Women and all
Chronic Affections of the Blood. Liver
aud Kidneys. Recommended 6y the
Medical Faculty and many thousands 0f
our best citizens.
Read the testimony of physicians and
patients who have USED ltDsadalis. send
Tor our Roshhulis Guide to Health Book.
or Almanac for this year, which we pub.
llsh for Pratuitous distribution; II Will
give yon much valuable information.
Dr. X. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, SAYS:
lake pleasure In Recommending your
Rosndalis as a very powerful Alternative.
have seen II used In two cases with
Mnppy reslllts-onc In II secondary syphi-
ISL which the patient piolOuncrd him
self cured after having taken five bottles
Of your medicine. Tie other IL a ease Of
srroiult uf long standing, which Is ran
ihly improving under its use, aud the
indications are that the patient will soon
recover. have carefully examined the
formula by which your i,osadnlls is
made, and lind II an excellent compound
of Alternative ingredients.
Or. Sparks, Of NichOlasvillc, Ky., say
he has used ROiadalis In cases OF Srruf-
nla and Secondary syphilis with satlss
factory reslllts-as Il cleaner Of the blood
know no better remedy.
Samuel q. McFadden, Murfrcesboro'.
Tenn, says:
have used seven bottles Of Rosnda,ls.
and am entirely Gu. cd of rheumatism
send me four bottles as wish it for INV
brother, who las scrOflilOus sore eyes
Benjamin Bcch,Ol, Of Linn. Ohm
writes. have suffered for twenty wears
with al inveterlte eruption over nv
whole body;a short time since nllr-
chased bottle of Rosadalis, and it If.
fectcd perfect cure.
tosadals is sold by all druggists.
laboratory, 6l Exchange Place, Ralti-
fchl7,1yw 80 pronr,;4 IA,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-29
Ii, K. a a r1zasasssl PHILADELPHIA, VIII
81 z x u - u MINGT0N, \ BALTIMORE
Raj LROAlJ TINE-TA
Commencing Monday, Awa ath, lsn.

Commencing Monday, Aprl All, 1871.
Trains win leave Depot corner BROAD STREET
WAY-MAlL TRAIN at $40 A. M, Sunday excep-
tod for BALTIMORE stopping at all regular stations
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington,
Sanc P1 X sns T. 'GH Hiis STF
nF B n saiqras Tin with ii r Tx
EXPRESS TRAIN at li.45 Al Sundays excepted,
for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Whining.
ton, Perryville and llayrr-de-Graee Connect at
wilmington with train for New Castle.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 400 7. N. SUNDAYS excop.
ss eqf srd% nWS W nPp
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elkton, North East,
Charleston, perryvile, IIayre g. @-rce, Abeideen,
Perryman's, Edgewond' Magnolia chasss ana STEM
NIGIiT EXPRESS at 1i.so p NJ, DAILY, for Baltl-
more and aahington, stopping AZ Chester, inw0Od,
Claymoni, Wilmington, Newark, Eiston, North East,
PerIyvillr ravre-de-Grace Pcrryman's aud Mag
nnlt,.
~ serge Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, will
u ~ ..s NJ. Train
WILMINGTON TRAINS
g fiilg at all stations between Philadelphia ana
Wilmlngton.
Leave Philadelphia at ll.00, A. NJ, 2BO, 300, and
100 +. NJ. The 5.O0 +. NJ. train connects with Della
ware Railroad for harrington and intermediate sta
tons.
Leave Wilmington AT 6.45 and $40 A. NJ, 400 4H
AMI I.Ib Daily L. NJ. The $40 A. NJ train will noi
Pi Hf AND B si To- tENTRIi Il. r. TRAINS
Stopping at all stations Chester Greek aud Plla-
d,lpha aud Baltimore Central Railroad.
sepea, a 100 4 Nj and $50 + II, f hiiassip lH
Philadelphia for oxford at 100 p. N. The f.oo 4 NJ
Tram stops at all stations between Philadelphia and
LunlOljn i ~
Leave Port Deposit for Philadelphia Sundays ex
Septedl AZ Q ga. NJ and 425P; NJ oxford for phiia.
aeipnia At so5 A. M, Shadds Ford for Philadelphia
Trains leaving wilmington at 6.45 A. NJ, and 400
T. NJ, VIII connect al Larnokin Junction with the
Baltimore Central Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-29
Third and Shipley Streets.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF
W1TCHES.

desire to call the attention Of my GUS A
toners ami the general public to the follow HsN
ing: E,3
For the past twelve years have been sell 49,
ling the watches of Iii Mathy Peytieu, of Swtzcr-
land believe to the satisfaction of all who have
purchased them. The firm In New York, which
formerly imported these watches, and from whom
my purchases were made, having retired from blisi-
ness have through their cooperation and assist
ance, and the influence Of friends In Europe, been
enabled to make arrangements with Mr. Pcytieu to
have them shipped to me direct, upon the same
terms as those granted to the late New York House.
Thus importing direct from the manufacturer in
Europe, am able to offer these watches actually nj
about % PER CENT. LESS THAN HERETOFORE.
have already received the first invoice from the
Custom House, and llatter myself that can sell
FINE GOLD WATCHES
at lower figures than prevail In New York or phila-
dephia. We have now the finest assortment of Gold
Watches In the State for Ladies' and Gentlemen's
use, consisting of Chronometers, Stem Winders en-
graved, cnaneled and set with diamonds, and plain
gold cases etc. Those who contemplate purchasing
are invited to call and examine them
c. II. RUDOLPH,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FINE WATCHES,
2l Market ST., Wilmington, del.
ETA large assortment of Jewery, Cutlery Sill
vorware, and Fancy Goods constantly on hand
je21y,w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-29
CHAPTER |.


= A wild storm was raging upon the Medi-
terranean Sea, near the close of dreary
November day, and sky and waterss were
black with the gloom Of the sudden and fu-
rions tempest, before which small sailing
vessel was scudding under her bare poles.
Her build and rigging proclaimed her Sar-
dinian. She was Tho Cur, Captain Varino
master, on her way from Cagilari to Puler-
mo. s4frt3f
She had on board two seamen and two
passengers.
These passengers were Enslishmen, who
had procured passage on The GU to Paler-
mo, whence they intended TO embark by
steamer to AIarseiles, the following day.
MI While the Captain and his assistants were
attending TO their duties, and expressing APP
prehensiOns as to their safety, the two En-
g!ishmen stood apart, leaning against the
low bulwarks, and surveying the wild scene
around them.
These men were both young, apparently
of the same age, about three and twenty,
but evidently they were not in the same sta
ton in life.
One, the more striking of the two, was
aristocratic in his bearing, tall, slender and
handsome, with a frank, smiling mouth, u
pair of fearless blue eyes, set under wide
and massive forehead, and tawny hair blow
ing back from his face. Noble, generous
and kind hearted, he had an adventurous
disposition and dauntless courage.
lie was Guy Tressiliau, the only son and
heir of Sir Arthur Tressilian, Baronot, Of
Tressilian Court, England.
Lis companion presented remarkable
! resemblance to him, being also tall and slen-
der and fair, with tawny hair aud niustache
but lie bad not the frank smile, The bright
fearless look, or tho, Joyous spirit that char
sacterized youAE TressiHan. Young as III
was, 10 had seen much OF the dark side o
lie. and his experiences bad been such a
to develop IL him sDine OF the worst quail
2. Les ot.hs nature.
lie was Jasper Lowder.. Guy, Tressillan'
hired srageuinq companion and bosom
The mVtting and connection Of the TIVE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-29

Z. IN rlsss..a95,ssszs-1 DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
az z s--Rs.--et., LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 41H, 1870.
passenger Trains will run follows until further
notice.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-29

Also, FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger car at
taehsd, VIII leave Wilmington about 400 a. NJ I;
Now Castle, d45; MitidetOwn, $50; CLAYTON 1880 /:
Dover, S5O Camden, OLE. FELTON,, 10. TO- and he due
A. Harrington about 1880 A. NJ. Returning to leave
harrington about 305 r. Nj, FELTON,, $50, Camden
40, Dover, 535, MORTON, 600. Clayton ESQ Mid.
ueiowil s.2O, New Castle, 1000 and he due at VIII
,gton about lu.30 =. NJ. Subject to delays incident
u freight business
inns train Will stop to take up passengers only AT
stations hamcd but Will set down passengers at any
stopping place, EXCEPT llare's Corner State Road
Delaware Junction and Dupont.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadel-
pila AZ $40 A. Nj. Leave Philadelphia, l20O NJ, and
wilmington l,n0 L. NJ, for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional To those above Will leave SMYRNA for
layton LILO A. NJ, and 500 7. NJ. Leave Clayton
ior smyrna $40 A. VI, and 200 p. NJ, to make con
south. $3.50 ''''''''
CONNECTIONS.
Al clayton, with NJ A u. X. X for Easton and in
terlnediate places. $3.50 -
AT Harrington, with J. Il b. H. r. for Milford
deorgctOwn, Lewes and intermediate places
AT Seaford, with ID. \ ID. X. II, for fredericksburg
Cambridge and intermediate stations o.
AT Dcllnar with L. s. X. X. for Salisbury prineess
anne, Crsneld and intermediate stations Alse for
Berlin and stations on W. Il r. r. II 80
L. q. SEwALI.
superintendent Del. X. r
, 1870-03-31

thoHty OF the government or break their treaty.
The time for Peace Commission pow-wowu aud
euch like tweedle-dee and eweedle-slu1u farces
lss forever Iaaeed. Our Generals a1o get
ting familiar with the vaatou atrocities and
Lcllisl, work Of the Indians. 70 that our West
e,n frontiers will not have to appeal in rain fer
protection or assistance General Sheridan
hss hit the nail square on the head when Ae
drkts ! true picture Of Indiad nature before
the ejes Of the nation, and t1as throws to the
wind. the Indiar-Rng- resse-C Commission
policy so long presumed to be the only vsy to
plea*e fhc much-abused. noble rLd men The
lase Baker policy has msde more good Indians
IN Montana than III the government ratiot,s
and peace row-wows heretofore Tho Indians
want hard knocks md bloody work before
they rill ever realize thAt they must behave
themselves, and tho sooner the government
shuts down on their rationn and supplies tic
sooner will the desired end b. realized Nov
that this hitherto hushed-up question has got
fairly into the prers, We anticipate tha. mich
good will f>e the result General Sheridan
talks in terrible earnest, and We haze all hope
that he will stand By Baker and furnish the
means for other good officers to 70 and DO
likewise. The people Of the frontiers mus.
have protection. II the government will not
give it. the pioneers Of the West will, and
when thes do it will be on q LISTING basis.
, 1870-03-31

So -.
ANNSD1ltC.

Regular Communications III o., J,TERSER Lodge
no. 4a. will b. hr!d this tTIrRSDAY> evening. At
~ o'clock. Work on tho r. l. DeS1et.
A. L. LEWIS Srr't.Ir
, 1870-03-31
4 LAWYERESS,
Mf~x L. 8nFkn1o Becomes n Member
OF the Nj L0uts 0nrs

0A &A4V kNAS AfNAA* A4*AAs
FF,,s The 81. Laui. Tirm&s. March e.
The Rtronc-minded women who have been
necessarily 1aboring fer ycars to secure
recognition OF their rights. arc. in i n,easaEe.
reapinE their reward. The state Senate gave
thcm Al EngTossing Clerk, and the Board OF
Water Commissioners recently aided Miss
Cl.rp to its etaf5, sa clerk in the water rates
knov!cdged their claims Gr Appointing two
1atiiee,-one Of them, Miss hedeGa Bates
a1n. nr. Fiecher}-A Notary Public. Yesterday
Judge Knight travelled ; long distance in the
Path Of progress, by lasuing license -
I,ractic;ng lsvyer Of the St Louis hsr. to Miss
t. Ba1kalo. : student Of the St Ionis Lag
School. This, we arc pretty reliably informed
is the first instance OF dis Kind that has g
CURED in this country. which il undoubtedly
the tnoet progressive Of Ill civilized uanous
IN its treatment Of the WOMAN question ine
sfieeouri female sunra6;sts shoala certainly
col4l,orer. Miss Dazkalo 10 native OF I:oo&-
Ign, New York,-as Was Miss Dste%-anu =
WOMAN Of nors than ordinary ABILITY. 4Ho
years ago. after having read Blackstone and
other elementary Law books, she made tpTlea-
ton for admission II student st ColuEob!a
College. New York where she *as promptly
md peremptoril< refused. Nothing daunted. !.
however, she came out West and settled IN $.
Louis, where fhe WAS admitted ~1thout dlti1-
culty to the st. Louis Lave school For elRht-
cen months she has been assidaous!y derotinS
her energies to the statly OF the science. and
he- felloW-s.udents al agree in declaring her
/ by fA the brightest Ioember Of the clAsa.
| That there il no question Of hcs ABILITY ~aa
clearly shown yes.ertlsy 1t the exauinatiou,
| where sho promptly and correctly Answered
| every question propounded to her. Judge
Knight, although orezaoHiaE with ganaatEy,
gave the lady no quarter. The mos: abssrasc =;
ind e1ndite questions we're pEopounded 10 tht
applicant, but not once did the wise Juagt
| c1seh the fair student tripping. :.
Misa Barkalo Is about p rears Of age, OF
buaon figure, aniahlo and real]y intslligen
face, aud large and expressive eye. CHS !.
figure OF speech-ehe has two.) She IS no'
/ I member Of the ST. Louis tsr. and cons1deE1
ble interest is manifested 10 witness her mAa
| en- effnTf.
, 1870-03-31

Suicide Of u survivor OF Nnp0lc >
old t:nArd-iIoSv 1t WINS Ac-
compfIshcsi.

The orfosrnartan, Jacob Busse, who attempted
to Poison his daughter AMI her tw1 sons, on
Tuesday morning, by rixing ronins with
some rotasoes which WIRE 10 have hccn served up
for breakfast, committed s1tc!de In the North
Avenue Police Station. early ycs,eriAy morning.
Previous to iug Plac.sl In cell he vas searched,
and pipe and rocIet-book-all the articles he
bal In hls possesstnn-werr taken from
him. About ocIrk yesterday morn
luE the stat!on.kecper went 10 the cell
wherein hc WAS confined, for the IMr1nse of wax
!ng him, preparatory 70 e"tne TO the Hutnn Street
Police Court. To his dlstnay he saw pair Of hoot
heels pstru,llng bei~trA two bars, small cord
fs<3enrd 10 bar Just above the lpck. and BUSES
heau about three feet fEuIu the !0ur with the Olhrr
end OF the cord around hts ntck. The door WIS
Immediately opened and the cOat cut; hut an ex-
animation showed that life was rxtinct. ami hxl
lseen probably for al hour. II is supposed that
Busse had the coTti teti around his whist 10 keep
his yantalnons In position; for nothing af thu kint
Is allowed IA he In any Of the cells, alr IT not
found In any Of his pockets Eheu he Was searched
= few hours before After attaching one end Ut
the cord 10 the bar, and the other 10 his neck. he
pnt htE heels III between the hal. 70 that It wAs
dItf1cult In rut them out, fell forward and WAS
s,ranRtesi to death. Deputy Corancf spears was
summoned, md III the afLe1loon hel't all inquest.
The jury rendered verdict that 1ece as+d totl1nit
ted suicide In consequence Of excessive r1uk, all!
that no hlaIne could he attached TO anyone con-
nfcteA with the station. B1ss. wns - years Of
age, Au1 was IT one time q sUllies under Salo-
leon.
, 1870-03-31

Fat1df-
SIC Congress shA1! hive power to enforce
lis article lJ appropriate legislation"
And further, THAT Il arIeAfs, frun official docu-
menA On nlc IN thl Departments. thai ths amend
nIct to the Constitution Of the United Safes p7o-
posed ~ aforesaid, has been ratified bT thc tc3ts-
lsturea uf the States Of North Carolina, West Wiz
Etuia, Massachusetts, wisconsin, Maine, Louisiana,
Michigan, South CarulnA Tennsy!S2nla, Arka2-
-, Connecticut, Florida !lnolt, iowa, inolAaa'
New fork, New Hampah1se. Nevada, vermont
Missouri, Virginia, Alabama, kAa1as, AlAs.ls' A!;es
siFi'', MsnnENaa. ONO, hnode tsianu, a,I,
fclraakH, ana lc1a1 n ~ tFenfy-Mno oe19as:
md l1Incl, nAt ne sAtss ~ "nove aoe,7
leE1MAsntes Hase so satneo $40 amcnasnsta ~ a,s9ss
hutote tniee-iou.tn c tne Enoe nampc, .. 1890 ota
70 NC uoissa ntstea: 1n. lur1nsf. snAs u sr rsnn,
@ ~ t a On u!e N raIa n,,
i s; ., y. Iae % S.as y. y, i,hirsw sasd
rn9inrafjnn ~ ca{d sman,iIner4 rhtch Ind fn..n
tnade hY ,he Isc,stsfnre oi rhsr Staie. and vi
wNIch si7.riaI nntce md f.sn rrd in f!ts lenars-
ment. and fur1hrr thnt II rnntars fr,m aD otlc!ai
docutncnt n, fitc In ths that the Lrts.
I,turr Of (;corvta has ty rrsuutiun. rzti-ri kaid
nrDrpst d afncnd1nent
th.-.E... H., IL k1o,.,, thar I H,rntnn
, 1870-03-31

Thc ConETcs~lonul Canvass In thc
Eighth Dintrics-ITloominEto CsaY
Icliaic~-Annunl Seaa2ot OF the Hill
nof* State Dental Socicty-SubJccts
to be Di~ckssncd.
Special Dc.p&tch n The Chtcaso Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, March sA-The Republican Com
Mite Of the Eighth Congressional District held
an Informal meeting In this city yesterday, but
teCk no ncton with reference to the time Of hold
tig the District Convention, excest that i should
,sy as1 + GeneT @ H ef s e19
Cofnhe1 L Il. Roe, Of the Ianta1Tuph, and Hon. y
y. Cu!lonI. The present incumbent will Le l'etose
The po.1,cal sftuation In tins CITY Il mixed.
There are alFca1ly three candidates for Mayor In
The held, tho Citizens ticket, the Prohibition, and
f. o1 have the fourth candidate. The result Will
m tat1y hc the election Of the Democratic ticket.
The Illinois State Dental Society Will hold !ts
slxth annual Esssion In this city, commencing on
lhe l111 pl May. The following subjects hare
Leen selected for discussion, ana written essass
eT =. t1cSs1 ,S4,o by tnoss wnose an,ns names ae
Blaek; 9. Arsercius arid-When, how and why to
use It, c. Ssoldara Smith: = Separating tecih-
w. Me.R go "t aom \ co%pese HefpS sss sass
Cushing: !. Sensitive dentinc-causc aud trrat:
NAUSEA 1S, In administering ether, q. i. W.lssn: :.
r1upfac'y ot legislation fuf hi protection .f the
people against dental imposition, and for the IN.
9' ta; r1ocs ts5a s'or y e II. cashin9: t. Icsssnics
| Dentistry, 4. ". Frcnch: II. Tot,acco-Its uses
/ aIl abuses OIL the teeth, + II. k!!bnrn.
Thr committee nrce utN,n All dentists the ampor
tance Of bcinc present, II possible, a. It IL dnts
they owe themselves, tho public, and their rrufes
sion, AMI as a pleasant und profitable session |.
! anticipated. Thry nlso suggest IN ncIEiers wht
| intend taking piu N the discussion, that the,
should commit. ri far AZ possible, their Views L
] paper, In hrirt AMI condemned fern, a. Inurf
! time wou! then be sared, and thoughts better hl
gchted and more CLEARLY expressed They nls<
suggest to dcntists who arc willing to take PAR
in the clinical operations, that they come rrcraTct
! with their OWL Instruments Dentists from neigh
boring States cordially Invited to meet will
| thls society aud take part In Its discussions.
, 1870-03-31

COOK. COBCRS CO,
SEEbfAPEA ApSEl.tI7ltu AHENTS,
Are d*hoFt:ed feeeiFt olerftJe1erGs The TRIp-
lnrrss .t!Ao t7-.rs 4-r-1rr a
estEsen's no<ires fos all SKwArAFERs MAGAZINES
tia any lanaAa9st u tAx T. i. r7rores, H- pub
Hshrfst fost<a pri-ss.
DEYIcE, 6. DEARnoRx4y