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INeW-1Kaven QountH RanIE-

NeW-&kaV0m 00uMty BaMks
N Otto + is hereby given, that The B.oks
/! for subscription ~ The Capital Sfock of
The Ne'O- Huven County Bank, % b. located III
New Haven, will be opened under the super-
intendsnce &c the undersigned Com lissionrrs
appointed for that purpose, Ut the Franklin
House ID the city III New Haven, Oh Thursday
and Friday, 9TH and sth days of August next,
at o'clock in the fureaoon of sact day.
Shares Twenty 6ve dollars. and Two dol
lars and Fiify cents on each share are requcs.
ted 70 be paid ia Gold and Silver. IL il hank
Notes Of any Bank ID the State III Connccti-
cut. ~ Of the Bank of the Uniled States. or
any Of the Banks of the.city III New York..
provided they be Of par value ID this State. to-
the Commissioners at the time of subscribing.
JAMES VI. Il. ScOyILI.
ERAsrUs LYMAN,
CHARLES YALE, S.nNs.s
ELI B. AUSTIN. ssoNs1s.s
Isaac MIX,
NetD-H duen, June 27, 1884
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TIE las.

q r. BOLLES has just received an as
NJ Sentiment Of FRESH TEAS. at prices.
very much reduced. Axso.
Fnnssly Groceries geaer0lly,
of good qualities. 1t the lowest rates.
Juiy 10, 1884 81
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&herlfs Sale at PlymostA.

nN Monday The 9lst Of Jaiy. 1889. as p
~ a'cloek A. M. will he sold % the s'gnp.se
10 Ply mouth. digers articles of Merchanaize.
consisting of Nlerino Cloth. Circassian. fei'-sc
Cloth. Merioo- K.rsry mere. Valentia y Pfvs-
sian Shawis. Bamhazritr, black Pruntlle. red
and black Velvet. black and brow0 Linen
Reayrrieen. mems and womea's Shoes LAsfA
~ yarions kinds. Ribbons. Six Braid Swing
Silk. Twist, Needles. and other articles kee
numerous to mention.
The above named Goods aFs dee1se1 - ~
forfeited. and ordered ~ hp sni,l as ~ nNslrs
~ Court az LisrhGsd cNnniy " Goods 0|IlS7
"a Tor sale by Alva MsFsiHnn als1IA1x "A IsE
Luclus BhSRS s n ri A'
Pgsmoath, I'M ~. Aa8S
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Hilton cs Beach Streef.--This game was played
also The 4,h, Milton, and resulted 10 favor Of the
Gormas--as follows:
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DIED.

DIED,
In Richland, isiirhgaa.) the 25th Of May. Cnps.
Daniel Wilson, aged ~, Of Harwinio1 Com While on
a visit 10 his daUgbev.
In Pi.qnemins, Lao the 26h May. o. q. chole-
rn. Cant, Defining N. Welch. oged %, son ofDeacoa
George WEIGH. Of Bristol. Con.
In Farn,ing,on. on The 10lh of May. Major Gideon
Hart ageh 7R-aad the 18th Of June, his daughter
Mary Hari. aged 40.
Il. Wig,oeiSnry, Mr. Na,haaei Hubhard, aged 81.
~ Canterbury. Mr. Rnf1s Baldwin. 30.
liz BenvilIe Mrs. Elisa Raymond, aged 81. wife of
Des George RaymoUd.
Hart.
~ Hartford Mr. John Weeks aged sc.
Il, Glastonbury, Miss Jane Maria Porter, aged %
daughter Of M Joel Porter; Mrs JeRneia Smith. 40.
wife oi Mr Richard smith.
In Avon. Mr. Cyeus .. Thompaoo. "a.
In R0eking ham, N. g. Mr. James Sanders, I2O
native oGV Va. He WAS born in the latter parrof The
reign Of Queen Anne ~ Eaglsad; and lived the
four Georges. her the throne gathered
10 the tomb If their Ga'hsrs.'
In Granby, Mrs Laura HOIeomb, eyed -.
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MARRIED.

in w-Haven,s Mrs. Sarah Kelie, widow Of tho
late David Kefe. IN Nj. Thomas Marsmher.
IL New Hartford. Mr.. George X. Skaais TO Miss
Emily SimoUs, af Sandt6eid, Me.
IL Sodus. N. Y. Dr.. Samuel CIasson 10 Mics Fnnny
s. daughter Of Silas Franklin. Esq. Of Canaan, C'
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Al the annual meeting ofthe members ofthe Lisch-
FIELD County Mutual Fire Insurance Company, held at
the County tfUuse on the 9Th inst the following gam
tlemen were chosen Directors iov the ensuing year
Phineas Miner, Oliver Goodwin, Charles L. Webb,
Sylvester GaIpin. Samuel r. Bodies, jonathan Car
ring,oo. Apollos Warner, William N. Burial. David
G, Sanford. And at Subsequent meeting Of the Di-
recers, Pneas Miner was choseD Preeideu,. Sytres-
ter Gatpn Secretary, and Orer Goodsoin Treasurer.
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On abe Saturday previous to the adjournment o
Congress. Mr. Poindexser was elected President pre-
TEN. ofhe Senate, after three ballo,ngs. On the 81
ballot Mr.. r. had % votes, Mr. King Of Ala. 10, Mr.
Tyler =, md 3 scattering.
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NOTICE.

NN|AS committed to my custody, on the
Wv 18th inst, NEGRO MAN, who
calls himself Major, ana says he belongs to
widow MetcaIf, who lives near Springfield
Robertson county, Tennessee. He is 35 or
40 years old, toleraby well made, rather thin
vlsage, small eyes, about 5 feet or inches
high, and of rath yelowish cast of com
plexion; no scars or marks perceivablc on
his hands or face. Said negro will be hired out
at the time appointed by law, unless proven
and charges paid JOHN LANE,
2C-6wl Sheriff Gallatin county
Equality, I'll. Aug. 30, 1888,
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NOTICE

n II persons in the S,ntes Of Missouri and Illinois,
~ who stand indebted to Ulysses B. Brewster,
10y bond, bill, note book-account, or otherwise,
are hereby notified, that sand Brewster, by deed
bearing date the 9th day of May last, transferred
and assigned the same to me, and l do hereby re-
GEMS, attorney at Law, of the city of St. Louis,
who is duly authorised to receive and give acqut-
lance for the same, Also all persons any way in
debted to the late firm of Brewster & LOOMS, and
Henry LOOMS & Co. notified and requested
to pay the sums respectively due by them to the
said Magenis, who is legally empowered to collect
and receive the same. HENRY LOOMS.
Dec. 6, 1888.
The editors of the Jacksonville Banner, Wanda
La Wing and Alton Spectator, will please give the
a bove three insertions and charge the Republican
Office.
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LAW AND GENERAL
LAND AGENCY NOTICE.

" NHE subscriber respectfully tenders his
IA services as counsellor and attorney al
law, TO the people of the 4th judicial circuit
of Arkansas Territory. All business inlrus
ted to his care, shall have the most prompt
attention. ...
Having permanently located himself al
Helena, in the Military Bounty Land, Dis.
trict of Arkansas, he will attend to any a.
tgency of lands in the Territory, either for
selling or paying taxes, that may be conf
ded to his care.
AS he will attend mostly all the courts in
the Military Tract, he will be able to report
to land holders all the particulars of locali-
ty, quality OF soil, timber, water, &c from
actual examination of their lands, when so
required, without greatly increasing the ex-
|pense.
Besides the advantage TO non-residents of
his profession, causing him to travel through
most of the Military Tract, he presumes
that the columns of the Helena Herald, (of
which he Is editor) may also be of some I'M
portance to them, us he will advertise such
lands as they may wish sold, on the most rea-
sonable terms, where he is intrusted with the
agency.
Possessing these advantages, he hopes by
prompt and faithful attention to all business
entrusted 10 his care, to receive a liberal
share Of public patronage.
For all the services he may render, his
charges shall be reasonable. All letters by
mail, on agency Or professional business,
must be post paid. Address,
JOHN STEELE,
Helena, Arkansas Z rritory.
Dec 1888. 35
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Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
~ estate of JON CARRICO, decd late
OF Charlestown, Coles county, III. are here
by notified and requested to exhibit the same
to the court of probate of said COUNTY on the
third Monday in December next, for the pur
pose OF having them adjusted, in order that
the number and amount of claims against
SAID estate, may be known, preparatory to
their liquidation and payment All persons
indebted ~ sud estate, are requested to make
immediate payment.
WILLIAM COLON, s
27 BYRD MONROE, =
October DIST. S33.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate of JOSEPH CARPEN-
TER, deceased, late of Edwards county, III.
are hereby notified and requested to exhibit
the same to the undersigned administrators
or to the Court of Probate of said county, on
the first Monday in August ncrt, for the pur-
pose of having them adjusted, in order that
the number and amount of claims against
said estate may be known, preparatory to
their liquidation and payment. All persons
indebted to the estate, are requested to make
immediate payment.
HENRY l. Mills, Admir-.
MARY Crooks, Admir-
January s, 1884. 81
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NOTICE

4 Ell ERS of administration upon the
Il 4 estate of William Boon, late Of jack
son county, now deceased, have been duly
granted to me. All persons having claims
against the said estate, will present them be-
fore the court of probate of Jackson county.
Ill. on the second Monday of March next, on
which day shall attend before the said cour,
for the purpose of investigating such claims.
BENNINGsoN Boon, ADMIR-
Brownsville. Jau 7. 1894. 35-4
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NOTICE.
January s, 1884.

NOTICE.. -------
A. LII persons who stand indebted to the late
eAA concern of U b. Brewster, Brewster and
Loomis, or ii. LOOMS & Co. are respectfully in
formed that the undersigned is invested with full
authority to demand and receive the sums respect
lively due, and that unless the same shall be paid
to him al st. Louis, the payment will be enforced
by the most summary legal measures.
ARTHUR l.. MAGENIS,
Attorney at Law, St. Louis, Agent for the credit
ors of Brewster & LOOMS.
Dec. 6.
The Alton Spectator, Jacksonville Banner, and
Vandalia Wing will publish the above advertise
ment three times, and charge the Republican OF
fec.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

~ T4zAECO TON > NOTICE.
LEI ERS testamentary having been
granted to the undersigned, on the estate OF
samuel Peery, deceasee, late of Clark coun,
~, state OF lllinois-all persons indebted to
The SAID estate are requested to make imme-
dlate payment TO the executors; and those
having claims against said estate, are noti-
ned to present them legally authenticated
Tor settlement, within nine months from this
date, to the executors or to Jacob Harlan,
Judge OF probate In and for the county of
Clark
Dec. "a, 1888 s3-4
ELIZABETH PEERY.
HEZEKIAH B. PERRY. { E1rs.
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JOHN N. JOHNSON.
Vdh0dtid, Jan. ~, 1854 Stiff
State of Illinois, Unis,. Csrcut Con-

State Of Illinois, Ums,, Circuit Court.
April Tenn, 1888
ELIZABETH PITTsFoRD, Comp't) Bilin chan.
against Gerry for a
ELI PIrrssoHD, Respondent divorce.
? ] sHiS day came again the said complain
VI ant by Dougheriy her solicitor, and on
his motion, and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton OF the court that the said defendant is
not a resident of this State: Ordered that
notice OF the tendency of this cause be pub
llshed in the Vandalia Wing, for four weeks
successfully and that unless the said defend
ant shall enter his appearance, and answer
the bill OF the compiainants exhibited against
him herein, by the first day of the next term
Of this court, the same will be taken for con-
tossed against him, and a decree entered up
accordingly. And it is further ordered, that
this cause be continued until the next term
of this court
correct copy,
WINSTEAD DAVE, C
August 4th, 1888. 81
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Term, 1888.
SARAH 3. TURNER,
JEFFERSON TURNER. Jo' "''0'''
And now at this day came the complain
ant by P. Strother her solicitor, and filed her
original bill, and it appearing to the satsac-
lion of the court that the defendant is not a
resident of this state; it is ordered and de-
creed by the court that unless the said de-
PENDANT shall appear and file his answer 10
the said complainant's bill on or before the
first day of our ensuing April term, that the
same will be taken for confessed, and 1t Is
further ordered that a copy of this order be
published In the VandaIia Wing, public
newspaper printed in the town of VandaIia,
for four weeks successfully, and that this
cause be continued until the ensuing term.
A copy test. J. M. MCLEAN. cL'h.
Dec29, 1888. 35-4
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
-fTYp PETER Carroll, living IL
Wyk4IF SK miles east Of Brownsville Jack
rkzs& ~ zson county, has taken up as an
es ray, "a Sorrel MARE, eleven years old
star in her forehead,--and Bay Horse
COLT; both appraised at twenty-five dol
lars.
A true abstract from my estray book.
J. MANNING, Clerk.
Brownsville, Dec. 81, 1888, "a
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Test

Jackson Circuit Court, Oct %, 1883,
GIDEON HARRIS,
,n,, H IS; Pe'i'i0" for a D''0''''
7lNHIS day came the Plasn,if5, by Owings,
Z his attorney, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, that the said de-
PENDANT is cot a resident of the state: There
fore, on motion of the said plaintiff, by his
said attorney, it is ORDERED by the Court,
that this case be continued to the next term
of this Court; and further. that publication
be made in the Wing and Intelligencer. prin-
ted at Vandalia, for four weeks in success
sion, that unless the said defendant shall ap'
pear and answer the Plaintiffs bill herein by
the first day of the next term, the same will
BIO taken for confessed, and ca parte proceed,
ings had thereon.
! A true copy from the records of the sai'
Court. Attest.
81 ]. MANNING, Clerk.
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= 10 Vi Letters remaining in the Post of.
e. fee at Greenv,le. III Ian 70, 100,
which will be returned to the oensr,i 80,
office as dead letters if not ,aken o,,t 10y ~
the present quarter. "-''-'i
tn "a J.
Ino'iias Austin Gabriel Lancaster
J on, 1A,s'in Samuel ID Laughiin
l'"siah austin j Lisbel
r, u M
Joilh " Barr James Mount
I Iosn a BARKER Samuel McCracken
3 ;,S IN = buchanan Milton Mills
Den'he Hannah Moffet
Sill p Derry William Mullican
0''oa Diizzard James r Moody
Poho., c,, Mathew McCrite
~ y, lark p
Colbert Coffee Sarah p,,,o
John Council DID p.;a "a
John Coy JOSIAH ps,,o.
ID Jobn pr;ao -
James Davis d
James Downing David M Roh;nson
$50 laws Drury Roland
4 Nh laws James Rogers
IA WI DICKSON S
Felix Faulkner James SpradI,n
~ William Stubblefield
Ianies uilicspie John Smith
iNoD'r' "iiespie John Shelton
IL L
r ,' Hubbard Joseph Tavlor
Thomas Harper W
James Harper James Wafer
Marian Hopwood Hugh White
Anderson Hill Polly W,Ear
Joseph Henson Henry william
Robert Harper Robert White
David Hunter
james S Young
Greenville, Jan. l, 1884.
A. BIRGE, p. M:
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nj OTICE.--i shalt attend before the
~ Court of Probate of jackson county.
on the Third Monday Of February nert, for
the purpose of making IA final settlement OF
the estate tof HENRY NOBLE, senr where
all interested can attend, if they see cause
HENRY NonLE, Admir-
Brownsville, Dec 3, 1898. 81
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In the Laurence Circuit Court, September
Term, 1913.

The complainant, by P STROLLER, esq. ap-
peared and filed his original bill, and it APP
pearIng to the satisfaction Of the court that
Elizabeth Jones, Susan Jones, Mary Jane
Jones and Maria Jones are not residents Of
the state Of Illinois it is ordered by the court
that notice of the tendency of this cause be
given by publication in the Vandalia Wing
a public newspaper printed in the town Of
Vandalia, for four weeks successfully, that
unless the said defendants shall appear and
file their answer to the complainant's bill
on or before the first day of our ensuing A
priI term, the same will be taken for con-
fessed; aud that this cause be continued uu-
til the ensuing term Of this court.
A copy test. J. NJ. MCLEAN, elk.
Dec. 20, 1888. 35-4
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State Of Illinois, Edm0rds Circuit Cours,
September Term, 1888.
JANE kERsHAw,
CHARLES ssi xnn.nAu. Libel for D''o'''-
A ND now at this day came the complain,
IA ant, by her attorney, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Court here, that the
defendant is a nonresident of this state, it is
therefore oREERED, That unless the detend-
ant enter his appearance herein and answer
the compliments bill, on or before the first
day of the next term of this Court; the same
will be taken for confessed; and it Is further
ORDERED, that copy of this order be pub
lishcd for four weeks successfully in the
Wing and Intelligencer, a newspaper pubs
lished at Vandaia, in this state, and that this
cause be continued until the said next term
of this Court.
A copy, Testc:
"a WALTER l.. MAYO, Clerk
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JOSEPH DUNCAN.
GENERAL POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January 9th, 1884.

GENERAL POSI- Or
January 9th, 1884.
To the Hon. MARTIN VAN buren,,
Vice President of the U. States,
and President of the Senate,
StR-In obedience to the resolution Of the
Senate of the 3lst quilt. have the honor to
state that this department has borrowed be-
tween The 2S.h of December, 1882, and the
present date, and which still remains unli-
undated. to the amout of $25O,00O, viz:
Loaned of. the Manhattan bank,
New York, at different times
between the 18th Dec. 1882,
and the LIST Of April, 1888,
100000
Between the e5,h October and
the 3ist Dec. 1888,
100000 100000
OF the Western Bank OF Phila-
dephla, on the 2Sth April.
1888, 5o,ool
IOf the bank of Maryland, on
the 9Th June, 1888, 5O,00t
lOf the commonwealth Bank of
Boston, on the lst of Novem-
Der, 1888, oo,oot
Of s35o,ooC
A loan was also made Of the Patriotic
Bank of this city, on the list OF May, 1858
Of 10000 dollars for six months, which was
repaid when it became due.
In all these cases, an interest is allowed
at the rate of 6 per cent per annum.
The above comprises all the moneys borrow
ed by the department on interest. Some o
The banks in which post masters deposite
|, their balances to the credit of the depart
,nent have been overdrawn by the depart
ment; but to what amount cannot be precise
,y ascertained, because the state Of their &C
counts is changing every day by deposits
being made in such banks; but the total a
mount of the over drafts is estimated at 5O
900 dollars, from which sum it will not essen
italy vary.
II | have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your ob'dt servant,
-s w. Il. BARRY.
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ats NOTICE,
MH-ry2g PHILIP PALMER, living on
WV FIX Muddy river, below Browns
vile, has takenup as an estray
a Sorrei HORSE, four years old, Is hands
high, left hind foot partly white, small white
spots in his face, two saddle spots on each
side OF his back; and appraised at fifty dol
lars.
A true abstract from my estray book.
j. MANNING, Clerk.
Brownsville, Dec 81, 1883. 81
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NATIONAL HOTEL
ME subscriber informs the public that
4 he has taken the well known
Brick Tape,,,2 H07,se

lately occupied by r. X. McLAucuL1y, ESQ
70 winch he is about to put up a large add
tlon, and lit up the whole establishment in q
neat and elegant style, most conducive to
convenience and comfort.
Ills Stables will be extended and thorough
y repaired. He is also preparing to erect
oonsen,eht OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and to keep
good Horses and Carriages always, to let
ana convey travellers in all directions.
lie promises the public to have his Table
furnished with the best the country can af
lord; his Bar with variety of choice Lii
quors, and his Stables with the best provin-
der. Experienced and careful Ostlers and
Servants shall always be in attendance, and
MS own undivided attention will be given to
the Establishment; by which he hopes to
merit, and expects to reccire, liberal sup.
port from the public.
JOHN N. JOHNSON.
VdnddliG Ian % 1894 @, ,r
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TAKEN UP.

IN By Robert Stockton in Jefferson
~1.A NM County H., one sorrel MARE,
ST NNT supposed to be fourteen and a
l., II h,,J, b,uh tnur or five
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-04
FOR SALE.

Lifch field. Nov. 2e. l834.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-04

At Court cf Probate holden Gf Norfolk. ,Oith-
 in and for the District cf NOrtOlk. on the
 1Oth day of Nouember. 4. D. 1884:
 Present, Michael r. Mills, Esq. yadge. ETPON the petition of Hiram Gaylord. of O said Norfolk. showing to this Court that he is guardian to Sherman H .Cowles, William E. Cowies. and Henry M. Cowles, all of said Norfolk. minors under the age of twenty -one years; that said minors are the owners of cer- lain land lying in said Norfolk. which came to them from their grandfather A mssa Cowles, deceased, and is of the value of about thirty dollars, and praying for liberty to sell said land for reasons therein stated, and that the avails thereof may be vested according to law, as per petition on file, dated the 10th day of November, A. ID. 1884.
 Ordered by this Court, That notice of the pendency of said petition be given by publish ing a copy of this order in newspaper print ed. in LitehGeld three weeks successiveIy, at least six weeks before the 9d day of Februa- ry, 1885; and that said petition will be heard on the 2d day of February, 1885. at the Pro- bate Ofice in Norfolk, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, when and where all persons inter- ested may be heard.
 A copy from the Record. 24 MICHAKL F. MILLs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-04
Public Attention :!

TS 0se respectfully solicited, ny the subscriber, \ aD Invaluable Preparation, inc merits Of which have been tested hy time, and sustained by un. d0t,tted testimony.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-12-04
White Tecth! Sr healtlsy Gums :!

vNNHOSE who would retain, or restore. these desir U able personal advantages assured that no composition can be obtained superior [" the British Antiseptic Dentifrice.
 This Is elegant aud pleasant preparation in respect and has for many years past, given uOiver sal saiief,eti0R wherever a has been used.
 The Aniiseptic Denlifrice ia exempt from acid aud ether deleieroUs ingredients which freque ny aer the cOmroston oC tooth powders in common use, and ii whiiens the enamel ofthe teeth without doing ii the least injury. The regular of this admired powder, by purifying the mouth and preventing the accHmulaiON O arar operates the hest preventive Of the Tooth Acle. The DPniilrice the dis colOrasioas and restores the beaWiul native whieness ofthe enamel AS ts application braces and strength the Gums, ii secures them their healthy aUd 6orid hues. sad by removing ell offensive foreign rumua'ions from the dseeth, preserves the natural sweetsess of tle breath. Price 50 cents.
 0 Neae geNmiNe nNless signed on the outside QriRaad wrapper, ny the sole pvoprietOr T. KlDDER imMediase snccessOr to the late Dr. w. T. CONwAY.- For sale at his Counting R.'om, over No. 99 Court Street. near Concert Halt, Boston, and also by his special appointment, by
 Sanssei Bueland /. c. Beckpitk, Litchf field i;
 E. Cos0Lcs, South Farms Daniel Norton,
 Candan; yudson {, Whittlesry, W. Preston ];
 XsGac s. Wadsacorth. BethLem; Norton S,
 HenderS0n, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who buy to sell again.
 March 27 lye4w42