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i II fcN RY'S LN V1G OK C0RD1A1 DR. J. BirtCfllSI'S ouu tm istra please," 7 at TiiEl WllmlMslxm; saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufaetaryi" THK subscriber rospectlully inform tle public thai he has recently received additions" to ni stock of Saddle and Harness Mounting. the TUE JiLliiiCRlBER, TRULT thaokful for the libral patronage bW" tore bcsowrd upon bioi by hit friends, Irul all desitou of oijtjlnios goad an idea in his trada, at wholesale and rei jii prices, beg Icava to Inform litem that he ha perfected arrangements for pro-caring a constant supply of the very best Groceries- pi the very lowest' prices: and that his stock is now being rcpicuislcd wi.h poods, selected wllu. giiat care, and shipped under his personal supervision; and thai his extensive and favorable acquaintance i lis the principal firms in New York and oiber cities.

nabks him lo sell at prices con-ifctel wtU UMrtHt eeotMMny. tt dying apon iiis beliet. tha t.ioul sales with small nrolits conduce most to the saiisiabiion and success of both his pai ions and himself, he permits RO DEVIATION in PC no deception in qualities, and feels assured that the interest of the public wilt commend his policy to 'heir earnest approbation and uftport. frftevng that a pernal In-' spection will his highest eoinmeodation, he solicits a vii.it Irom ihose desirous of selecting from the following, among other articles TEAS, Old (Tvson, Young Hyson, Imperial, Pouchong I (J. JJ.

it IN. neni.y aud in tow i i i opena stCJaj Krniaia Sl.ool, 3d of Oa. tobr enauinit, two d'-ors from of Oranget.and Second streets tr hi tfitcbei. Store and hi taker's Book Stora. Sept.

17. I 7D-tf. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. located 12T Ral(lmore-at. Baltlmorr, Mi riHK ostensible objeet of this InMilnilon is tw X.

aff ird individualsan opponuniny of obtaining a complete Mercantile Educatiim. Course vf tudy Book Keeping, by doubUi entry, aa prac 1 1 14 used in the various departments nf Trade and Commerce, including- Wholesale, Retail, Commission Munof iciuifng, Shipping, and Stcambunting Individual Partnership, and Cw Busi- nees. Also, Mercaniilo ('alctilaiions, I'raciical Penmanship, and lainiliar Ltciuie on Comniercial Law. and the images of Trade. Students being taughi In lividually, can enter at any and the Course is usually completed in from i in t) weeks.

Terms lor an unlimited coore instruc tion, All iminunications addressed lo O. K. CHAM BERLIN, ill meet ith prompt attention, irculars mailed to any part of Union when lie sired. July 19. 53 I HV I STT.

GOOD MEDICINES. STABLER'S OliKKltCEA CORDIAL Is a pleasant ixture, compounded In agreement wiih i he rules of I'liarumey, of thcrapt titic aeenik long know and celebrated for their peculiar tffica-' cy in curing DIARRHOEA, and similar utleclions of the system. In its action, it always rtauMaar.d produces a healthy condition of the Liver, thus re-' moving the cause at the same time lhat it cures tho disease. ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT I- confidently recommended to Invalids, a nnsur passed by any know preparation, for the cure of Coughs. Hoaiarcness, and other forms of Common Colds; Bronchi' is, As'htna, Croup, Consumption lu an eaily Biagc.

and lor ihe relief of the Patient even in advanced si.igcs of that fatal disease. It combine in a scientific manner, rrmtdies of long esteemed value, with oibers of more rtccnt discovery; and besides its toothing and fonicqtiali-ties, acta through the skin gently, and with gnat efficacy, for the cure ol this class of difiascs. The valuable Medicines above named have recently been introduced, with the approval ofa number of the Medical Profession in the City of and elsen here, and In practice have succeeded most admirably in curing the diseasrafor which ihey are prescribed. They arc oflered tothe Country "Practitioner, as Medicines which he can in nil respects dept nd upon, ns prepared in agreement with the experience of some of the mosllearmd and judicious Physicians, and strictly in conformity with the rules of Pharmacy, and as especially serving his convenience, who cannot so readily as the City Phypician, have his own prescriptions compounded by a practical Phai m.iceul isl. See ihe dcscripi ive Pamphlets, lo be had gran's of all who have Ihe Medicines forsale, containing recommendations from Doctors Martin, Balrzell, Addison, Payne, Handy, Lovr, tic.

Doct, S. B. Mai lin says I do not hesitate to recommend your Oiurrhaa Cordial and Anodyne Cherry Expectorant" Doct.John Addison says; "It gives me much pleasure to add tny tcsti" ony to lhal of others, in favor of ihe extraordinary efficacy of your Diarr-haa Cordial, and of the Expectorant, 'I have no hesitation in recommending it as a most valuable medicine." Ac. Dr. R.

A. Payne says he has used the Diarrhtra Cordial in his practice wiih Ihe happiest effect, and thinks it one of the most convenient and efficient combinaiions ever offered to our profcslon." Doct. B. Handy writes, "I have administer) your Anodyne Expectorant in several cases of Bron-chinal Affection, iih Ihe most happy remit; and front a knowledge of its admirable effect. I can, wiih the greatest confidence, recommend it," die.

Doct. W. S. Love wri'c to us lhat he has administered the E.vpertorant to his wife, who has had the Bronchitis for fourteen years, and that fcl.c is fost recovering from her long standing malady. Ii has in a few week done her more good than all the remedies she has heretofore used under able medical -counsel.

Sixteen of the best Apothecaries anil Pharmaceutists in the City of Baltimore, write, "We are satisfied the preparation known as Stabler's Anodyne Expectorant and Stabler' Diarrhtra Cordial are medicines of great value, and very efficient for ihe relief and cure of the diseases for which they are recommended ihey bear the evidence of skill and care in their preparation and style of putting up. and we take pleasure in recommending them." Twen y-seven of the most respectable Merchants, residents of Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina, who have sold and also used these medicines themselves, say, "From our own experience and thai of our customers, we do confidently recommend ihem Pro Bono Publico. We have never known anv remedies used for Ihe disease for which they are prescribed, to be so efficient, and I to siive such entire satisfaction to all." The above notices ol recommendation irom members of the Medical Faculty, Pharmaceutists of hiah slandinff, and Merchants of the first respectability, should be suffi-icnt to satisfy all, lhal these medicines are vortliy of trialby the afflicted, and that ihey are of a different stamp and class from the "CJuackery" and "Cure Alls'' eo much imposed upon the public. Por sale by Drussists, Apothecaries and Country Stores-keepers generally. E.

H. STABLER A CO. Wholesale Drngsists, 120 Pratt street, Baltimore. For sale in Wilmington by C. dt D.

DtrPRK. June 21. SACK SALT. 700, SACKS Liverpool Salt daily expected to arrive, or sate oy Sept. 10.

ADAMS, BRO. ACQ. FL0UR. 4 TT I A In blU. and half I I also, Fayetteville and Genesee Flour just received, for sale bv Sept.

15. FREEMAN HOUSTON. LARD. KEGS No. 1 Lard, for sal by Sept.

24. FREEMAN A HOUSTON. 50 COOPERS WANTED. TO make Sp rits Turpeniiae Cask, to whom steady employment and liberal wayes will given. J.

R. BLOSSOM'. March 8. 15l-if. ITH VI LLE WALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY, Wl LL commence its foorih scttion in the new build of Kern-nary and close Iiatcbolaa-tic vcar 15ih Dec Oiganiiaiion and chaigea heretofore.

Mr. Murphy excepted, whoa aet'vi-ccs. if necessary, will be nippli'U by a competent Assictant. For particular address the principal. JAMES II.

BRKNT, Smithville, N. C. Weekly Journal, Fayetteville Observer, and New bernian, insert 6 mouths and aend bill lo Principe ec 30 lm. JUST RECEIVED. A SUPPLY of Cox's Oeletine; Babbltl's Powders; Presion'e Extracts of Lemon; Vanilla.

For salelow.by b. A A. EVANS. Dec. 19.

U3- JUST RECEIVED LARGE sod complete topoW ot FftESIt SEE OS, comprising every va. iel all called for. raised and put vp by the Untied Society of XcwLcuaopn.N.'i.. Otderafrom oar co.n. yfneodspromp.ly filled.

vllvo a DiailiJ Jan 15. 129 FRESR ARRIVALS. SSs MOKEO Beef and Tongue, Batterand Cheese Soda, Cream and Sagar Crackers, at 1. PI. BIKLOW'S, Aug 16.

No. 3. Granlta Row. TOBACCO AND CIGARS all qualities, for rale low, by BARLOW Aug. 16.

No. 3, Granite TOOL CHESTS, I CRNISII ED complete for gentlemeBaad boys, just received at the Hardware Store, Jone 9- J. M. ROBINSON. stirwiKeimess, are here in such rich array that our limits can only bint at tbenvi The above is not a moiety of the horrible descriptions of the Tribmu-biifwe think there is'enough quoted to satisfy our readers that a reform is needed at the North.

Our readers will be amused at the style and manner of the larger portion of the first paragraph in the above extract. Such heterogeneous and grotesque figuration such a caricature of sentimentality are not often perpetrated by the sane. It is a miserable imitation of the classical flummery of the British Reviews. We do not think Gkeelt wrote it. It must have been written by a freshly initiated nib, who wanted to let the Senior see that he was some pumpkins." The Pillory axd Whipping in Delaware.

On the 29th ultimo, at Dover, Delaware, a man named Daniel Morgan, convicted of some crime, was placed in the pillory for one hour, at the expiration of which time twenty lashes were inflicted on his bare back, with a willow switch, the herifF, it is said, declaring positively that hf wnnld nnt nsp a cowhide on anv white iho man. Whilst standing in tne pmory tne blood became so stagnated in the prisoner's face and hands as to render them almost black After the sentence of the law id been completed, the prisoner was remanded to the county prison, th're to stay until he shall have 'pru'1 tne costs, 75 restitution money, and a fine of $100. It is said he is a very poor man, and how he is to pay the mount demanded passes our comprehension. Reform is sadly needed in Delaware. At one of our principal hotels a few days since, a and fully mustached dandy I from Philadelphia, was" seated at the table, at rather a late hour, when the bar keeper came in and took a seat opposite.

The I dandy dropped his knife and furk, tipped back in his chair, gazed at the bar keeper i and exclaimed 1 '-Feller! does the help sup with gentle- men in this house?" "No, sir." was the reply. "Well, a bar keeper is -help' as much so ns the scrub girl I 'True replied he of the toddy-stick 1 hut I did not enter the hall until I -had looked in ami snw there was not a gentleman at the table." Here the conversation ended. Mustache was "fixed." REMARKABLE CASE H. Dodsburr, Esq eilitor of Thf a paper published in ihe Dutch Inniritajre, in the Holland Colony, Western Michigan, comnmniciiies tin inteiest-ino; item which he culled from one of his Nethfil.ind exchanges One Engelt je Vun der Vlies. a female at Pijn acker.

Rotterdam, aged t)t) yenr. has not eaten in 33 nor drank in 3 2 years She is now in her last decline. doctors and numerous scientific men from all parts of ihe world to see her. The Board of Health, of the Hag-tic-, uisti-tilted inquires into the matter as far back as 182G No medical man has yet ascertained the true condition of that wonderful lady. She lives in er00, humor, and suffers with Christian love and faith, her lot and condition This is certainly a remarkable phenomena in the history of humanity, and is an important new item for the whole world, as there is no instance of such lotir abstinence among' mankind CASE OF MRS GEN GAINES.

We have been informed by a friend of Mrs. Myra Gaines, says he Wilmington I (Del Gazelle, ibat this lady passed thro' I Wilmington a few days since, and told her' while here, that an old gentleman who has for a long time resided in ihe West Indies, waited upon her (Mrs. Games) sometime since, ar.d said he was present when her mother was duly married to her father Daniel Clark, of which fact he was readv' to bear testimony. The lack of satisfacto- ry proof of this fact, was the sole cause of! her former defeats in her efforts to recover her estate and that upon the existence of! this evidence being made known to the de- fepdant(in a suit nuw the Lou isiana Courts, he became fully satisfied of, her right to recover, and therefore offered to purchase the property at a fair eqtiiva- lent, which she has accepted since which transaction Mrs. Gaines says, she has com- promised with nearly all the possessors of! her father's lands, for a very large sum of money in the aggregate, the payment of i which will soon be secured to her.

If our information is correct, of which we have no reason to doebt. Airs. Gaines, after a se-! ries of disheartening defeats, will at last obtain her patrimonial estates as the sole heir of her father, and hereafter be cl asseu among the millionaires of America. Death of a Member of the Diplomatic; Corps. We rctrret to announce the death of the Chevalier liocco Mnrtuscclli, Envoy Extraordinary from ihe Court of Naples, which occurred in the city of New York on Tuesdaj' evening, after a sickness of only four days.

Chevalier Martuscelli had served in this country as Charge ot his sovereign for the last fourteen or fifteen years. Seven months since he was constrained by ill health to return lohis native kingdom and, after experiencing some relief, he was charged with an extraordinary mission to the United States, and returned in the Arctic ten days ago. On Saturday hist he was taken seriously ill, and rapidly jrrew worse until he breathed his last. His age was fifty-two years. He had never been married, and during his mission in this country lived a retired life in the city of New York.

He was esteemed by all who knew him as an amiable and excellent man, and his loss will be deeply mo'ifn-ed in his own country. N. Y. Courv-r. A TIGHT ONeT 'Look said a tipsy individual who was hanging by a lamp-post didn't you know that you'd no right to go by me in that way "Why not, my friend?" asked the person addressed, who recognizee in the tight 'un an old acqaintance.

i Because hie hie it's against the law." Against the law?" 'Why, you used to know Bill Nelson when he was a highly different individual to what he is now and there's a big law against passing an altered Bill. Cf HHDS. prime swet CabyfcAIolasses, daily. JyJ expoctfd. For sale by No.

10. i. HATAAWAY SON rowdyism, prostitution, i I i PURELY VEGETABLE' JN ITS rpHIS invaluable Herbs JL and Roots, which have teen found after vea is of experience, by the most skillful Physicians, to be possessed of qualities most beneficial in the dis-enses lor which" it, is recommended, arid hi nee whilst it is prcatnttd to the public, as an efficacious remedy, it is also known to be ol thiit charai-ler on which reliance may be placed as to it ialVtv. In cases of Iinpotency, Iloenionhnrres. Di-ordeud Sterility, nsiruatien.

or Suppression ol ihe Kluor Albus or Whites, or for DEBILITY arising from any cause, such as weakness from sickness, where the. patient has born confined to bed fur some time, for Kemalesafter Confinement, A bortion or Miscarriage, this Cordial cannot be excelled in its salutary effects: or in loss of Muscular Energy, Irritability, Physical Prostration, Seminal Weakness, Palpitation of ihe Heart, Indigestion, Sluggishness, Decay of ihe Procreaiive Functions, Nervousness, Ac, where a tonic Medicine is required, it will be foundequal, if not superior to any Compound over used. TO FE MALES. Henry Invigorating Cordial, is one of the most invaluable Medicint in ihe uiiny Complaints to which Eemal.ts are subject. It assis nature to brace ihe whole system, check excesses, and health and happiness.

Less disease and unhappinessamong Lidies would exist, were they generally to adopt the use of this r-dial. Ladies wh. ire debilitated by those obstructions which females are lia'jle to, are restored by ihe use of a bottl two, to bloom and to viiror. YOUNG MEN. That so'itary practice, s.

ialal to ihe existence of man and it is the young who are most apt to be come its victims, tioin an ignorence ot the danger to which they sul j. et themselvi s. causes vrwi nrv )i' ru- Weakness ol the System, and Prciualuic Decay Man of you may now be sulf'ri misled as 10 the cause or s-ouice nl di.seut-e. To tliuse, then, who by excess have brought on themselves Premature lm-potenev, lnvoh ntary Seminal Emissions, Weak-nessanil Shriviliitig of the Genital Organs, Nervous lions, or anvoilier consequences of unrestrained indulgence of the sensuai passions, occasioning the of renouncing iie Kiwi ties of MARRIAGE. leFS nin both mental and bodily cnpi'-ity, Holt! Henry's Invigorating Cardial, a liein: that is purely ble will aid nature to re-tore those important tunc'ions to a healthy state, and will prove of service to you.

It ire virtue, is a general remover of disease, ami Mr; 112 ihener of the svsiem ASA TOXIC MEDICINE. it is unsurpassed. do not place thin Cordial tin a foolinu' with quack medicines, and. ns is eustom.t-rv. append a long li-l ol Recommendations, Certificates, Ac, beginning wiih -Hear what the Preachei siys." and such like; it is not necessary, for Hi nry's Invigorating Coidial." only needs a tii.il to prove that it will accomplish nl! we say.

Tin: iifxiiys ixvkkjua TI.0 COM DIAL is put up in Pannel ISot lies, an I is easily recognized by iie Manufacturer's signature on ihe labii of I Jot e. (to )ii ate i left hi eh is forgery.) a-well as his private Seal on the cm of each Itottlc. for per Hot lie; Six fur SlG pei doen. Prcpar. only by S.

K. Oil F.N. No. 3 Kranklin Row, ine Si et. hi low Kiehih.

Philadelphia, TO WHOM elA, OLlDl.KS MUST UK AD for Sale by all lespectable throughout the country. f-T-l-'m-c. SUPERIOR TEA, a it II a Oct.fi wM.fciM).T rsr.i- BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL. DR. JOHNSTON to the alllicted, far iiiiil nuir, 111 ii lir his vi the most lin.

speedy and eft! jtiuiis pi fot treating 'Ii it has ter bun pristnnd to the world. 15 hi-" plan, on ule ii; Ihe of Kuropu ant America, lie will .1 CCIli: IX TWO DA YS Ot! XO CUAIKiK. ij or Ad iH'liM Dl HUM I Silt. I'ain- in tin: Loins, it ulional Dcitiily. Ini potency.

Hi a rie-s ol' the Hack and Limbs, ali'ec- lions the Kidneys. Palpit ion of tin- Heart, l)ys; -py. initability. Diseases of l.e Hi a a Tli oa or and all tho-e seri.oi.-I and tut Ian. -hoi Uisorileis aiiitnt Irom ihe desiiue- li habiisof "initli, which ili siroy both body ami I mind, those secret a id it ry practices more fatal to their victims than the soni; ol the Syinn lo lb maiiti- is of L'lysses.

tluir must l.tilli.ni liopi oi'anticipaiions, renuci iii iiiarnage, mi po-ille. YOl a MFX. who I ave In conic Hie victims of Solita ry i'i'-r, that dreadful and destiuciive hab hich annually sweeps to an I i inel ve thousands of young men of the mot exalted lalcnis and brilliant intellect, who minii ot iiei ise have entranced lis-J tenini; wi.h the thitndeig of eloquence, or waked to ccsiacy the living I) i may cull with full confidence. MAI! IN A (ill. Married pr' tons, or those con lem pin line inarriasic, btingawar ol pti sical eaUnes.

sbon Id iiiiinedi ately consult Or. and be restortd to perfect health. lie who places himself nndrthe careof Dr. Johnston may religiously confide in his honor ns a and cuulidently lely upon hiaskill asa physician. OFKICK.

Xo. 7. SOLTH FURDRllICK St. 7 DOOKS KROM UAI.TLMORK (east LI' Till-; SiKPS. 1' A It I A 11 in obsei viiii; the XA MR and I II 1.

or you ill mistake ihe place. DR. JOHXSTOX. Member of the Uoyal of tiiijeons, London graduate from one ol the most eminent Colleccs of the United Stales, and the yieaier part ol whose life has be spent in the hospitals of London, Paris. Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some of i lie i ii os i astonishing cures ha I we rc vc kuuw nrinv uonhlod wiih rinains; in ihe head and ears in asleep, sreat nci beine r.lanned nt sudden sounds, and bushfulness.

with frequent attended soni -iimi ith dcrangt nt ol mind, were cured immediately. TAKi: PAIITICULAH NOTICE. Dr. J. addresses all tnose who have injured themselves by private and improper indulgences, thai secret a nd soli ary ha bit hieh rules both body and mind, unfi linn them for either business or society.

Tucs; are some of tile sad and melancholy effects produced hy early habits of youth, viz: eakness of the Hack and Pains in the Head, Dimness of Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the Hiiart, Dyspepsia, Nervous 1 ml ibility, Derangement of ihe Digestive Functions, General Debili Symptoms of Consumption, Mentally. I he fearful effects on the mind tire much to be dreaded Loss of Memorv. Confusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits. frvil-Forebodiiijis, Aversion to Society, Self-Distrust. Low of Hide, Timidity, Slc, are some of the eviisproduced.

Thoits inua of persons, of all can towjudije hat is tlie cause of their declining heohh. Losina their vigor, becoming weak, pale and om iciated, have a einjrular about the eyes, cough and symptoms of Consumption. DIt JOHXSTOXS IX VI Of! A TIXG REM DY FOR GE XI TA DE BIL I Y. This grand and important Remedy lias strength and viitor to thousands of the tn ist nervous and debilitated, many of horn had lost all liope9, and been abindoned to die. By its complete invigoration of the Nervous System, the whole facu.iies become restored to their proper power and I unctions, and the fallen fabric of life ndsed up to beauty, consistency, and duration, upon the luinsof an emaciated and premature decline to sound and pristine health.

Oh, how happy have hundieds of inissui led youths been made who have been suddenly restored to health, from the devastations of those terrific maladies wnich result from indiscretion. Such persons, before contemplating MAURI AGE. Should reflect that a sound mind and bodv are the most necessary requisiles to promote connubial happiness. Indeed, 'without these, the journey through life becomes a wearv piljrrimaire. the prospect hourly darkens lo the view the mind becomes wed with despair, and filled with the mclan-cholly refleciion, that ih-r happiness of another be comes blighted ith our own.

Let no false delicacy prevent you, but app'y immediately, and save youi self from the dreadful consequence of this terrible malady. WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS immediately cured and lull vigor lesiored. Jj-ALU URTTERS MUST BE POST PAID. Remedies sent to anv part of the country. TO STRANG ERS.

DR. JOHNSTON, of the Baltimore Lock Hospital, wh se long residence in this city, standing as a gentleman of character and responsibility, extensive practice in the various Hospitals of Kurope and this country, and skill and experience to which thousands can testify, as well as his ability in the Surgicaldeparttneni of his profession, as evidci ced bv reports of his operations on the Eyes and reformed Limbs, published in the Baltimore Sun and other papers, in ihe years 4341 2, by which the blind if ere made to tee and the lame to walk straight, renders him worthy of all confidence npon the part ol those who need his professional services, and who would shun the many trifling and Ignorant pretenders advertising themselves as Physicians. those anaequalnted with his" reptttstioTi, Dr. Johnston tfeems It necersary to cay rbt hU credentials or diplomas always hang tn his office. SOUTH FREDERICK East aide, up the steps.

Oct. 13. 90-Iy-c. Wilmington, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17, SHOCKING STATE OF SOCIETY.

Mr. Geeeit, in the Tribune of the 8th inst. give the following description of the stale of Society in the Free State of New York. It is a pity that Societies cannot be formed in the Southern States to ameliDrate the condition of our neighbors, and redeem them from the bitter bondage" in which they are placed (a part of them) by the 'operations of the "free labor system. But the fau is, the people of the South are too much engaged in minding their men busing, to form Societies to attend to the business of others.

We do not make -the extract below to institute comparisons, and to invoke the good opinion of our northern brethren thereby. It is the opinion of our readers of the South we consult, in regard to these northern matters we would like to know what our folks think about the things described below. As to what the northern people may think of the South, especially in re-card to our institutions and the social virtues that adorn southern society, we are surprised that any one here should be anxious. When we were at the north, some time ago, we tqld gentlemen whom we conversed, that we did not care a fig about what they thought of the South, its institution of slavery, or any thing else. But we have detained our readers from the extract we make from a long article of the Tribune--a paper now one of the triumphant leaders of northern abolitionism, and would have been the triumphant leader of southern whiggery some time ago.

all things permitted Here are we in the center of the nineteenth century. Forty long ears of peace have hurled the genius of Christendom in-10 the arena of generous economy. The fiercest elements are chained for m.in's use belching and blasting steam is but a slave to his command, and his argosies ride the ocean, wave and wind defying, impelled by this sturdy growling giant all work, from the delicate nippings of the trold-smith's or the silk-weaver's art, to the huge blows-and stab3 of the forger's might, can erjnally be driven by this wondrous power, i aixl even the term of human bondage, ami ihe lust of man to manacle his fellow, would seem to be tottering to their fall, under the sweat and muscle-saving colossus ihe very hghtnhiff, tot, is grasped and sent flying on the wings of lore over countless leagues chemistry, freed from alchemic darkness, teaches us-the great resources of our mother-earth th printing press rivals the primeval the leaves it scatters richer than Sybifline uttering to puor and rich alike; the exoteric fraud of government i3 dwarfed down to a few plain ex-otericisms of daily use and apprehension the million-mass- no longer swamps the wealth of a state in buildinc a Pyramid, a St. Peter's or a Cologne Cathedral but the value of religion is found to begin with the comfortable fireside of the individual man; yet with all these aids, moral and material that dazzle the mind's ee, so thick do they crowd on the senses. we find in this great city of New York, a state of beastly barbarism not a whit above mon-archically ridden England a century aco where tangible filth and intangible crime appear to run in harness on destruction's road, and the Law of the City, incarnated in its paid and honored functionaries, stands like the maudlin judges of a horse race, or the drunken bottle holders of a prize fight, and cheers on the contestants of victory We really do seem to advance in the career of the intellect, but to be drawn back as fast in the circle of the passions.

We go round to various dance-houses, some subterranean and" some on a level with the street. They arejill equally low and lewd diDgy and diabolic. A square-jawed mnil-nnuinitsJ 1 preluding to a fight with a woman about some etiquette, in one of these dens. The compensating privilege to the sex for the want of virtue is courage, and under the fist-flourishes of the drunkard the girl stands unblenched and undaunted. So in Paris during the Revolutions, among the hardest fighters were some of the cjTprians It would fill up our paper to describe minutely tfW phenomena of all the dance-houses-in th one single-quarter where we are now supposed to be exploring.

They number about fifty, in a row or circle and inside and out in streets, houses, persons, pursuits, constitute the substratum of the lowest society of the quota of alms-houses, jails, gallows, hospitals. The girlsliave a short life, but not a merry one. Tbejr drink, swear, fight, are beaten and bruised habitually. The very moral nutriment, which is as necessary to huran nature as food, is wanting, and they fall victims early in life to extreme miseries and loathsome diseases. Their appearance is ten thou sand times sadder than that of the dead armies of the pyramids.

These last have slept in dust and darkness for three thousand years no sunless days and starless nights of the soul blacken the plane of their existence no bitter yearnings for the fifth act of the tragedy tear their trembling nerves; they are beyond satire, oppression, want and woe. But in these linked chambers of lust and not, life is caricatured with the pencil of the damned, is hid away, the summer of existence is burnt out with unnatural fires, the blood is no longer summoned by the moral law to paint the check of youth and love; no early hearts and gentle hands are here, but a galvanised corse of Being, ghastly in antics even under the spangled dome of God. We have now retraced our steps and 3iossed Broadway into Chesaut 6treet and its neighborhood. This quarter, balances uie aacoaot of infamy the North River side against the East. We go up and down, narrow, streets, whose filth need not be described Here center also the candidates for prisons and alms-houses.

Crimes nameless and terrible are here com mitted. Among the one thousand emigrants- that come to the City every day, and the domestic crowd if one or more be missing every twenty-four hours, the error of the account is not curiously set right Holes, cellars, wharves, often tell no talcs, but still a liberal allowance of murders, successful and attemped, are recorded. The minor crimes, arson, robbery, theft, For the relief otSufFeriBg It ttands pre-emi nent forKs curative -Til ihfdiS-' PZV ieh earos foremen is recommended, call' ed Female Complai uts. Of mcse are Pto-lapscs Uteri, or falling of the Womb; I'lOI'b Al-hus, or Whiles; Chronic Inflammation and Uleeraiion of the VVomb; Inct-lental Hemorrhage, Flooding Pain-ul, Suppressed, and rregulir Menstrua Hon, Ac, with all meir evils, (Cancer excepted,) no malter how severe or of how long stand. The Caiholicon far surpasses oiher remedies, in being more eeriain, less ex pensive, and leaving he sysii in in a belter condition.

Let all interested in such a remedy call and obtain a pamphlet (tree) containing au ple proof, from highly respectable sources, of the happy results of uso together with letters from first-class experienced physicians, who have used it in their practice, and speak Irom iheir own observations. F.FERKNCE S. Prof. Dunbar, M.D Baltimore. Mil.

C. Orrick, M. P. B. Peckhain, W.

Utica, V. D. V. Koole, M. Syracuse.

i. V. M. H. Mills, M.

D-, Rochester, V. Ij. D. Fleming, M. X.

V. W. Reese, M. City of X. V.

W. Prescott, M. Concord. X. H.

J. P. Xewland, M. Utica, X. V.

Pamphlets can be had er.iti-at the store of S. J. A. VAX'S, Druggists Wholesale and Retail Agents. Wilmington, N.

C. AnJ of most of the leaJing Dru 'isis in ihe State. l.e'tc Heard, i(Ll rtssed to Alcszrs HcarJi roirrsGti. ut C. S.

by llcv. C. of same State. Glenn Spuings, Jan. 3th, 1P33.

Messrs. Hf.ach it I'now i bs I send for another bottle of your M.ireiiisi's LMtinc Ca-iholicon" My wife has been arlliced lor eleven years, and a variety of means has been resorted to for reiief, hut none was obtained until 1 received I his midic: ne from on lis influence sceuis almost in isilcai there was a manifest improvement from the day it was taken. As there a ureal many females in our country laboring under the affliction for which vour medicine proposes a remedy, 1 feel it a duly to recommend it lo all such. (Signed.) ('l vgii Heard. J.

H. RCHISI Proprietors. Central Depot, 'JO 1 liroadway N. V. Aiii'.

13. 66-3m. CHERRY PECTORAL For the rapid Care of corens, colds, iioarseess, broxcuitis, wnoopnG-coiGn, CROIP, ASTUMA, AXD CONSUMPTION. Many yars i irul. lns c.nl ol impairing the public confidence in this medicine, has won for it an appreciation and noioiiely bv far exceedine the sinijuine la ions of its frit nds.

Noift-inj but its intr.o.-ie virtues and ihe unmistakable, oeiiefii eoniei iedon thousands of stiU' rcrs, could ruinate and cniiniain ihe reputation it enjoys. A'hile ininv inferior remedies thrust upon the com miu i luvt' failed untl been discarded, ibis i is gained friends by every trial, conferred bene-iin on the alliictcd tiiey can never lomei, and pro lucod cures loo numerous and loo remarkable to lie forgot en. Wnile ii is a fraud on the public to pr tenj that an ooe inediei ne will infallibly cure st ill lliere. is abundant proof that the Cherry Pectoial does not only as a ireneral tliinu, but almost invariably cure the maladies lor which it is employed. As limes makes these facts wider and better know this medicine has gradually become the In st i i lia nee ot thi afflicted, from the log-cabin of ihe American Peasant, lo the palaces of Kuropean Kings.

Throughout this en tire con nl ry, in every Si ate, city and indeed almost every hamlet it con -tains. Cherry Pectoral is know as the best remedy extant for diseases of the Throat and Lungs, and in many foreii; eon nl ries, it is coming to be xtensively used uy their most intelligent Physicians. lnGieit I'riiain, France and Germany, vv here ihe medical sciences have reached heir highest perfection. Cherry Pectoral is introduced, and in constant use in Armies, Ho.pilals, Alms Houses, Public Institutions, and in domestic prac- oice, as the surest remedy their at'endin Physi- lians can employ for the more dangerous atleciions cf the lungs. Alsi in milder cases, and for chil- drcn it is a ife, uleasant and effectual to cure.

In fact so ne the most flattering testimonials we receive have been from p.renn who have found ii ffji-a aus in cases particularly incidental to child hood. The Cherry Pectoral is manufactured by a practical Chemist, and every ounce of it under hisuw eve, with i variable a ecu racy and care. 1 1 is sealed and protected by law from counterfeits, consequently can be relied on as genuine without adulteration. We have endeavored here to furnish the community wiih a medicine of such intrinsic superiority and won as should commend itself to thei confidence a remedy at once safe, speedy and effectual, which this has by repealed and countless trials proved i be and trust by great care in preparing it with chemical accuracy, of uniform strength to oHbrd Physicians a new agent on which ihry can rely for the best results, and ihe afflicted with a remedy that ill do for them all that medicine can do. PREPABBD AND SOLD BV JAMES C.

AVER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Massachusetts. Sold in Wilmington by S. R. J. A.

EVANS, and in Fayetteville, by S. J. I11NSDALL, and by Druggists generally. Sept. 17, 1853.

73-3m. F. BROWN ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. 1H IS ESSENCE is a preparation of unusual excellence In ordinary diarrhoea, incipient cholera, in short, in all eases of prostration of the digestive functions, so common, it is of inestima ble value. Dm ing the prevalence of epidemic cho ra and summer complaints of children, it is peculiarly 'fficacioDs no familv.

individual or traveller should be without it, as it enables ihe system to re sist the influence ol incipient disease, winch I i in a changing climate. Caution. Be sure to get the genuine Essence which is prepared only by F. Brown, at his Drug and Chemical N. E.

corner ol Fifih and Chesnut Philadelphia, and for sale by at the respectable Apothecaries in the United Slates Sold in Wilmington by S. B. J. A. EVANS andC.cc D.

DuPRE. June 16. 40-ly-e PERSONS' who are laborine undei thi-distressing malady, will find the VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be ihe only remedy ever discovered for fining Epilepsy or Falling Fits. These Pills possess a specific action on ihe nervous system and a It hough i hey are pre pa led especta lly for ihe purpose ofcjring lilK. ihey will be found of especial benefit lot all persons atilicied with weak nerves, or hose nervous system has been piosuatt or shmteredfi om any cause wha.ever.

In of long siaiidins. superinduced by nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial. Fell directions ac-co opany rnch box. Price S3 per box, or two boxes forS5. Personsout of theciiy, enclosing a remit tance.

will have the Pills sent them th-ouah the mail. free ofpostase. Forsalc SKTH S. HANCE.No 10, iJahimore to whom orders from allparts of the Union must be addressed paid. Dec 23.

t'20-lyc NOTICE. WE, the undersigned, have this day formed a Copartnership under the style and firm of McCOSNEtL A TOWMSBEND. for the purpose of furnishloff WOOD-GAS LIGHT throoghont the United States of America, by virtue of a Patent granted to Dr. Wm; P. the purpose of generating Gas, snd the production of Tar, Coal WM -M eCO NNELL WM.

L. S. TOWNSHRND. May 26, 1853. 35-tf Jfi latest and mom improved style, and is constant manufccturing.at his store on market street, every tfr.i.,.

i HI 1 1, li" experience in the business, he feels confident that he will beable to cive entire satisfaction to ullwho mav favor him with a call. He has now on hand, and willconstainl kceo a larjje assortment a 0 Conci. Gt and SuCkeii Ilamtss, L.a!y'i SaddUs. Bridles. Whips, 4c, Gentlemen's Whips Spurs, tfrc.

all of which he will warrant to be of the ocst materials and workmanship, lie has also a Igrirr assortment of Trunk. Valises. Saddle and Cari.et Satchels, fc'ancy Ti unks, and all other articles usually kepi in such establishments, all of which he oilers low for CASH or on shortcredit to prompt customers. Saddles, II arness.Trunks, dieal made to order. In addition tothe above the subscriber always keeps on hand a large supply of String lieatlier, andhas now, and willkpopthrough iheseason a good assortnu of Xelts, All are invited to call and examine my Goods, whether in want ornot, as I take pleasure inshww-ingmy assortment to all who may favor me with a call.

Harness and Coach Trim in ings sold at at airprice topersons buying to manufacture. Also, Whips ai wholesale. 'Xllkindsof Riding Verm les bough andsold on commissions. JOHN GON'OLK jan. 8 1S53.

39 SASH, BLIND AND DOOR AGENCY. Formi ciDHhn tut by (iinj C. Holrikiss ryii pul.lieare hereby informed that 1 havebeer appoin ed for the sale of Window Sasl), Itliuds and Honrs. manufactured by the Xew Haven Co. a pn pa rei! to fill ullordcrsin the above line.

The quality of the work ot the New Haven Co. is well known in this market. Builders and all persons want of the above art iclcs, are requested to send i their orders, and they will be promptly filled Termsinvariably cash on delivery. WM. A.

GWVKR. Genera I Coin mission rind Forirardhic Aler-riuin April 15 FOR SALE. Al a New Turpentine Still and fixtures about 13 arrets capacity, wei a Don J. JLU war- rented in perfect order, lias never been in use Apply to WM.A. GWVKR.

Jiui'! II. 39-tf. 1 I (J MARBLE AND STONE YARD. rPH Subscriber having accepted ihe agency ol -1- several larre jstablishments at the North, which will mi nisb In an unlimited supply ol or nnrinisluU, foreinand domcsiie HI A 11 13 ol all rj uali lies, is re pa red i fi II all orders for MOMiMICN IX A I TO.MIt STOS F.S. ami every oiiier article in the line ot the business at reasonable rales.

SCULPTURING. LETTERING OR CARVING. eeuted as el las can be done either or Sooth. The besi eforencc can be sriven. if required.

AS.McCLAKANAN. March 3. 149-tf. COFFEE. i505cY P.AGS Itio.

For sal bv RUSSELL 22 15 HO. NOTICE. and after ibis dale, freight ill le recti ved at the Manchester 15oai from 11 A. tin lilljP.M- Oct 27. T.

II. WILLIAMS. raisins! -r BOXES. JWOct. 1 Just received and for sale by C.

DuPUE it CO. LARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE. sj i 11 subscriber would rc- ft. ffet speciimiy invite me uueiiuon ol ihe public, lo bis very laigi and complete assortment ot hiiiiuiiire now biiiie icecived and recently scltclcd by himself ui tin Manufactories dining the prest nt inonih, liisstoek ill be complete and consist in part of the follow ing at iick s. Fine Sets Drawing Room Furniture, in Damask and Hair Cloth Setts Painted Cnambi Fun mire.

50 Sideboards, Secretaiics and Hook Cases; 5U Mollis and Tele a Teles 100 Hureaus 1U0 Wash Stands, marble and plain 100 Rocking Chairs Nurse do. 123 Tea and Dining Tables; Curd and Sola do. 75 Toilet do. iuO do. Chairs, cushioned, cane and Windsor; 250 Bedsteads, in uiahogony, walnut, maple and iron Wardrobes, ahojony and stainco.

Office Furniture; Children's Chairs Ottomans. Fool Stools A fine assortment of Looking Glasses Teapoy's Whatnots Hat Settees, Work Table? Work Hoxe. Paper Hangings; Window Shades. iSc. if-c.

A few vkby fine Piano Fortes, and in fact almost any nriicle that may be desired, in eotnilite-ly furnishing Dwellings, Hotels, Offices or So cicty Rooms Front Street. J. 553 D. LOVE. 76., Wilmington, N.

Sept, 9, 1 Ft) It THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE. W. M. SHERWOOD CO, Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants Nttrlh Water Strict one door North of Post Office. HA VIC just received a large stock of Groceries for the City and Country trade, which purchasers are requested to call and examine, titnonf which they will find 50 bags Rio Coffee, 5 hhds.

Sugar, 5 yellow coffee 5 crushed 5 pulverized 6 bo.es Loaf do 20 bbls Pork, 10 sugar Crackers, 10 buiier 20 boxes Soda Biscuil, 10 firkins Orange county Butter, No. 1, 35 boxes Cheese, 10 bbls Mackerel, 5 Snuff, 500 sacks Salt, 29 boxes Adamantine Candles, Ij'OO Cigars, various brands, 200 bbls. Flour, Northern and Fayetteville, 40 kegs Nails, 5 tons Hoop Iron, 15 cases C. Blacking, 20 boxes Soap, 10 half bbls Fulton Market Beef, 1C boxes Bell's best Soap, 20 half boxes assorted Candles, 20 mixed 10 dozen painted Pails, 10 Brooms, 50 bags Shot, various sizes. Daily expected, 2J tons Cheese.

Oct. 3. 83 NEW DRY GOODS STORE. MARKET STREET. NEXT TO MESSRS.

WILKINSON ESLER. II AVE now on hand and for sale, at the very lowest market prices, a full assortment of fancy and domestic Dry Goods, viz: Ladies Cotton. Flannel, Cashmere, Merino and Silk Hose; Glove-of all qualities and styles; Children's worsted Boois. Boae, Leggins, Habits, Hood, Ha's. Sus-pendeis.

Comfons, Scarfs, Sec; Merino: Cobergs; Black lpaccas; raw Silk Plaids; SJotislin de Laines; Persian Cloths; Cashmeres; Calicoes: Ginghams; Elearhed Shirtings and Sheetings; Krown Shirtings and Sheetings Oznaburgs Canton Flannels; Table Linens; Towellings, Napkins; Blue Demims Sniped Shinings; Hcd ici-inas; f'lj'd Linseys; Mat Iboro' Stripes Kerscvs: K'ennii ky Jean'? Sauocils Cassimeres, Clo hs. iie. Lnt'ies while and colored kid Gloves Gents colored ti and burLsUin Gloves. 1 would most respectfully ioviie the attention of the Ladies to mv assortment of French worked colored Embroidered Handkerchiefs; Dress Bm-tons; Silk Gimp; Braids; black Velvet, for trimmings, ic. Having now a complete assortment of Dry Goods I would most respectfully inviie purchasers id ex.

amine mv stock before buying elsewhere, as I feel confident they will le well paid for their trouble. Co.no and decide tor you reives. Oct 8. L. WILSON.

nAA Boxes Sealed HERRINGS, ZUU 25 do Codfish. For sale by Sept. 2. RUSSELL ft. BRO.

TitZ. QUAftTER and Half bbls- extra fine Fulton ZJ Market Bef for sale Dy Oct. 22. C. DcPREACO.

and Oolong. WINES AND LIQUORS, Cognac. Dupny Go's, flrundies. Old Madeiia Ciierry, Port, Muscat and Malaga VVines, l.i, lic, Irish and Scotch Whisky, Holland Gin, Chjinoagnes and UollleJ Wines, Heidslck. Ducal, Grape, Bouhe all of the first qualiiv.

Hot (led Olard Brandy. Cognic, Sherrv ind Holland Gin, choice Muderia vintage, 1830, '39 and '41. COFFEES. Old Government, Java, iguayra, Rio, Jamaica and St. Domingo.

SUGARS, Crushed, Powdered. Granulated, Loaf, Coffee-Crushed, Clarified, Porto Ilico. FLOUR, Hir.iin Smith, John Rice, Caslillia ani New York Mills; in barrels, half barrels and bags, fresh. New Buckwheat, live Floor and Barley. CANDLES, Judd's Patent Sptrni, Adafnantine and Patent Candles; 6'perm and hale Oil.

CRACK US, Soda, Butter, Pilot, Sugar, Picnic, Lemon, Milk, Walnut, with every variety of Crackers, VV. Underwood Co's. "iel.les. by the hundred, jar, jiallon, half-gnllon, quarter gallon, orpint. Pickolilla Catchups, Mustard, Sauces, bile Wine and Cider Vinegar, Olives.

Spanish and French; Capers, Preserves, in every variety. SUNDRIES. Gohen Butter fresh weekly Smoked Beef, Beef Tonsues, Fulton Market Beef, smoked and pickled; iS'ilinon, Mackerel, Shad, Codfish. Herring, Cheese, Enlish and liiiit.uion; Bacon, Pork, Soap, i-mait's Syiup. Fruits, in every variety; tiii, Almonds, Pecan, Hazel, English Walnuts, dc.

marl's Confeciiuni ly, Wood and Willow Varcof all descriptions, Spices and Extracts of Paul DeV re iV Co. ni inufaet liters of all flayers, l-inulass. Gelatine. uejruni, Vermicelli, Raisins, Citron, Prunes, Win. Underwood's Preserves, variety.

A LS An assortment of fine Work Baskets and Dolls. A NO, Every variety of Groceries that can be procured whole-ale and retail. 200,000 Irom lo $10 per thousand. Call and examine, at the Original Family Grocery, Fioni-streei. Sept 27 EO.

F. HS. DISCOUNT "NOTES. LANK NOTES for discount at the several banksin this place, and a handsome edition I us I pn nieu i noies einuracinf a 1 1 1 tic oa or saie a 1 1 he Office of The Commercial Oct. 20.

9. JL'ST RKCKIVED" nilLlDM It: A Quiiiine. 50 o.s. Calomel, 10 o.s. Sulph.and Ai el.i'e Morphine, 23 ozs.

Ci o.s. -Silaine. 2r os. Blue Ma-s, 10 ozs. tjiilino'oiiii, 59 bills.

Epsom a I a in i i i- collection Cliemie.il from the LaLraiorii of Poms Weight-man and Clias. Ellis'. For sale chi ap at C. D. Drug and Chemical siuii MarLi i st.

June 9. 37 FOR SALE AND RENT. WILL SELL, deliverable on the 1st day of Oc-X. lob next, or at nnv time hereafter THE. STEAM ENGINE AN ACHI ICR now in operation at the Fear Saw Mill, together, if desired, iih -Saw.

Tools, and appliances required in the saving of lumber. The Mill has cut during th" pay 12 months, over 0 It. lifi'ii r. A LSI). I'll 1C ST A 1 0 MA (MI IN IC 11 atily used as a Slave M-lrg Establish nu t.

The Engine is of about 18 or 20 horse power, and good order Pei sons desirous of purchasing either or Loth, mr.y xi.n ine ar.d get all information oil the premises, or from the undcrtigntd. Should the Engine and M.uhinciy be disposed of previous to the 1st ol January next, the premises consisting of 130 ft. of harf front, and buildings thereon, will be tenuil. Otherwise, the property as a whole will be for rent. FOR RENT.

The Northern tenement in the BRICK DWELLING next soul of my residence, now occupied by Dr. Thomas. The Wharf on Brunswieh an I south of the Gaston Mills. The House on upper part of lot last named. The leasint residence on Second street, bitwun Ann .4 Nun streets, bilonaing to heirs K.

M. McKay, deceased. O. G. PARSLEY.

Wilmington, N. Sept. 79-tf. "jTcITool. MR.

GEO. W. JEVVETT will oien a Schtol in this place on the (list Monday of October next, comprising all the branches of a English and Classical education, usually taught in the Academies and High Schools of New England, where he has been for man years one of the most successful teachers. He has also id much experience in the preparation of Teachers for Common Schools. Reference.

S. Jewett. Sent. 6. 74-tf.

NOTICE. THE subscriber, respectfully informs the public, that he is nowiranasciing the Auction business oil his own account, and hopes by strict attention to business, to inci it a continuance of that patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed upon hiin. M. ORONLY. Stock, Real Estate and Negroes, bought and sold on a commission ol 1 per cent cither at private or public stile.

JanS, 1S33. 126. TO TIIK IiAPIES. Me'lle. DURAIND, FANCY DRESS MAKER, Fintn.

Fnrt.t aii'l llU- fnmi Philadelphia, RESPECTFULLY informs the LADIES of Wilininaion, and surrounding country, that she in'cnds opening her Establishment about the 17th of the present month, on Second street, two doors South of Mrs. Shaw's late residence here she will be in readiness to attend to all those who may honor her with a call, and to whom she prom-i-es the highest satisfaction. She will receive con-sanilytroin Pa ris, the latest and most approved fashions of DRESSES. She hopes, ith a desire to please, to merit a sh t'e of patronage here. Oct.

2. 65-tf HOME AGAIN. HOFFMAN has the pleasure to inform his town and country friends, and the public generally, lhatsofnr From Going Aicayhe Has lie-tame lo his old home. ilmington, not alone, but acconpanied with one of llie Pirhest, X'eatett, most Carefully Selected Hock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS ever brought to this market, selected under his own eye, and with special reference to the good laste of his customers. Rich Silks, Splendid Cash met cs and De Laines, Elesant Merinos, Superb Mantillas and Cloaks, Beauti ul Shan Is Extensive assortment of Ribbons.

Laces, Embroideries a variety of the most Fashionable Bonnets, both Silk and Salin; in sho't, a verv desirable stock of Fancy, Dress and Staple Dry Goods, to which he now cordially invites the attention of the public generally. Thankful for the past favors, he hopes to secure a continuance of the same, by strict attention to business. 8S-if Oct 8 TO WING RY STE A CXIUOVS ORDERS foriowinsby STEAMER CALHOCiS. win have attention il 'he office o. GEO.

HA liKISS. 16. '05- Nov, DENTISTRY. Di.T.B. CARR has returned from the with a largely increased stock of Teeth, Instruments.

Having consulted many eminent Dentists, he has perfect confidence in the superiority of Allen's Patent mode of inserting leib with artificial funis Full seta inserted immediately after the extraction of the leeih. and remodelled after the gums, have healed without additional charge. They can be worn without pain, and removed nom ihe mouin bv the wearer, and are cleaner and stronger than leeih insetted in any other way. and re warranted to give perfect satisfaction. All other operations performed in rhe most approved manner.

Reference to individuals in this place now wearing teeth with the patent improvement. Oct 4-w-tr tf 86.