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White Teeth, T. healtly Gums !

WHOSE who would retain. or restore. these desir-
NJ able personal advantages are assured that no
composition he obtained hyperion 10 the
British Antiscptic DeRfifrice.
Tbs is eesasi and pleasant preparation in eve-
ry respect and has r many years past, given unver
sal Satisfaction wherever il has been used.
The Aniiseplc Dentfrica il exempt frans acid nad
other tleeieriaus ingredients which Frequently
Ser the compos,oD Of tooth powders iT common 0se,
and il whiiens the enamel ofthe teeth without doing
il the least injury The regular use OF this admired
owder by I.arifyiag the snvath aad si-
accumulation VI tartar apertrs de best preventive
of the Tooth Ache. The Denliirce removes the dis
c0loraiiops anlresorcs the beauiui native whIieness
ofthe enamel As is application braces and strength
eAs the Gums, IL tustllem their healthy rad
aorid hues and by removing all Offensive oreisn ac
combinations from the teeth. preserves the material
sweetness Of ilIe breasle Price 50 cents.
az None are genuine uuess sigaed on The on,side
prmled wrapper, ly the sole proprietor. II kiDDEk,
fsaediate Successor the late DR.. w. T. CONWAY
Fur sale at his Coani,ng Rnam, over No. W. Court
Street, near Concert Hall. Bosion, and also by has
special appointment, by
Samuel Busi and j. G. Beckwith, Liichfeid !;
e. Co,cles, South Farms; Daniel Norton.
Canaan |; hudson & Whittlesry, N. Preston ;
Isaac S. Wnds,corth. Betktem; Norton Y
Henderson, Goshen.
Large discount 10 those who huy 70 sell again. .
March q iye4M4z.
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NttrbtfeI0 EMqufrer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRNINe.
By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers
two dollars per year, payable belore the expiration
six months.
To companies OF any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable as above. To companies less THAI six
81 20 per year, payable before. 25 cents will be
deducted IRON each of these prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices are exclusive Of mail
stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except NJ the discretion Of the editor
Notice Of a wish 10 disco nnue must be given before
the expiration Of year.
ADVERTISING. Oae square, three insertions, 81
and the same proportion for more squares
Hall square, IS cts. Continuance over :hree weeks
70 per cent per week. liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued 6 or IL months
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Noaces, 95
All communications must be postpaid.
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Public Attentions!
most respectfully solicited. by the subscriber, TO
i an Invaluable Preparation, Inc merits Of which
nave bern lested by tame, and sustained by Gn-
doubled Testimony.
DR.. Reifc's Botanical DrODs z


are every increasing their long established repu
iaiioa They have ouilived many rival preparations,
aAd are eontimuatiy gaining upon public confidence.
The Botanical Drops have teen successfully adj
m'nlsiered Tor many years, thorough remedy for
that well known aud prevalent class OF inveIeraie dis
eases, which originate from vtia;ed habit Of body,
or aa hereditary predsposition in the psfeni, and
generally appear under the various and Distressing
Scrcfuia, Salt Rheunl. Leprosy. Sc. Aagho-
ny's Fire. FeUer Sores, White Ssoellings. Scar
gy, Foul and Obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs and
Eyes. Scuid Head, and Tenereal Idiat.
In the last mentioned condition OF the system, the
Bosancal Drops will he found eradicate the lurking
po'son where Mercury has totally aile aud Tins pre-
went the parena fum enailing the seeds Of hered-
iiary disease On his offspring.
DR.. Relics Botanical Drops
are euccesafuy psed in cases Of violent erupons at
ter the easels, red bOtches pimpes the face fes-
erng erup,iOas the skin, and other diseases Of the
external surface. and Of The best Spring and
Auiauaal physics known, 10 free the system from hu-
mOrs.
A Physician DC emineace who had witnessed the ef.
6cacy Of this article, had The candor recently
knowledge the Proprietor, that he considered il the
best nedicine kaown for the complaints for which
Riended. aud that il ought deservedly stand The
head Of the whole class of such remedies.
Price 81 bottle, OF 6 hotes for IS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-19

The Female Sssiadlsr.-Some years a.
20. (not too long. TO tell the tale, ' a liser'ed
carriage s,opped at the door Of one OF our
fashionable Jewellers, in Broadway. and q
renteel locking lady, apparelied IN the ex-
syee,es Of the beau monde, entered ii with
gav. inouisisivs steps. causing her bright
ewes 20 look upon The volumes o. silver
ware that were sparkling every wheEe 9
round her. and which (of course We isas'
sneak gaIlantly Of the sea- bsamed forth .
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Hats! Hats!

TIME undersigned haviog taken the Shop
T. recently occupied by Charles Seymour,
ESQ. in South Street, has On hand, and intends
to keep constantly on hand for sale. at whole
sale aud retail. a splendid assortment Of FASH
IONAsLE HATS.
Also. a variety Of Mems and Boys
Summer HATS and CAPS.
HIRAM JACKSON.
LiickfeLH. MAJ 90. 1884 tt5O
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READ THIS
DR.. Scudder's Genuine Acoustic OIL,
FOE. DEAEMESS.

20. r. d0384&& - AAsDnDe +
TyHIS never failing remedy has been used
Il for many years with distinguished success
nj the Eye ana Ear Infirmary of DIR. Sc0ddrr,
and is confidently recommended as an extra
ordinary and wonderful remedy for either
complete or partial deafness. By the timely
use of this pungent Old. many who have been
completely deaf have been restored to perfect
hearing after using from to 10 TASKS. This
may appear strange. butt Is nevertheless true.
The Acoustic Oil is not presented 10 the pub
Die as nostrum, bat as a prescription Of one
whohas turned hisaiiention exclusively TO the
Diseases Of the eye and ear. and who pledges
his professional reputation upon the success
ofthis remedy. lis immense sale y the ia'r-
est proof Of estimation in which Il - held.
Il Is presented 10 the public as blessing
enabling the aged parent to miugie IN CONVEX
satiOu with his children. and to reply 70 the.l
numerous questions with facility. from which
he had previously been debarred BY distress
ing partial or complete deafness. Price. Ia
Guiding directions, 81 .OO--for sale by
DIR. WILDMAN.
Aposkecaries' Hall, LisehfeH
PEPPER SAUCE for sale a. above.
Jung -
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TAKEN UP,

ID bout the asfh Of May last.
Red white faced tarrow Con-.
W. snDposed 10 be rs years old; the
s-.;r-;-1 1870 are a square er0p on her Ten
- - haIf crop on her right. The o"ses
-. - 49, -, - rroviug property and paying
charges. DENNIS .,
I6FrinRton, June Il. 1884
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DIED.

II miadIsbasy, Mrs Wooster, wiie Of NJ. Chester
WooHEsr.
n Issasasa nlss Sarah, wife q 1sr An Nassss, s.
n oimshnry, Mr.. Cayin Alien, -.
Is Hartford, NTs. Orpha u. Woodiard, 20, wife Of
Wr. Oliver Woodfogd.
% 8mallssd, Be DsaIsl CnsEd, y.
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MARRIED.

n Hsnlihgson, Mr. James BOyiBgion5 a New FEes-
soa, 40 Mics Mary Buckingham.
* Newtown. M. Charles Beess. 70 Miss HAY A.
e. Wew-El.xea. NJ. Elisha %. Atwnses, Of Chisii-
niags, n n 10 Ali1 Elizabeth. dasgsisr efAsa Bud.
IL siidds.sss, Rev WIN. sisCar.hs. ofceiebfook,
10 His gerusha Gser.
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man who had just beaten it, put his feet on
the guOwaIe Of the boat and upset It, By which
those in Il were nearly drowned; the second
boat soon came up and took them out ofthe
water, aud in the meanwhile the former own
er Of the sagacious beast SWAN towards him,
mounted his back, aud turned his head TO the
shore, without birdie or halter, both horse and
rider landed safely near the spot whence they
slarted.-N. Y. Trans.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-19

A Real Horse Story Yesterday morning.
AZ : carman was backing his horse against
store in Old Slip. the horse became reslive,
and lis owner beating ID severely. Il ran On the
side Of the dock on to one Of the sloops lying
there, dragging the cart on board at the same
time. and bsing arrested. ~ :. brought -" ~
4 mainsail that vas unlsrled to dry. tins AMI
mai beat = hole IN L with its fore feet. and
dashing through the same. eoutrised to break
from his harness, and afieF CLEARING the decks
Of several vessels. plunged into the Est River
and swan az in 6hs direction OF Governor!
Island. Two hoa1s Immediately put on %
the lirst Of which was the present owner q
the animal. and in the SfhsF its former own-
e. on the arst beat coming abreast OF the
hUrss, the indiguant animal, Recognising she
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A member Of the l,ar in Charleston. 8. G.
has been suspended for using improper lan-
guage TO q female Witness.
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A letter received from Fort Mitchell, says
the Boston Atlas. conveys the affecting intel.
ligence of the almost total anOihilation Of the
two military companies stationed at Fort
Mitchell, Ala. by Cholera--all but fifteen were
dead. and of those seven were sick-temper-
ate and Incorporate were alike attacked by
the disease. Lieuts. Byrant. Allen, Graham
and Cloud, we're among It's victims.
More recent accounts contradict this story in
Gtt It's parish
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31
6 , 9;t i, 1, { !4ts < {. 99asssgall [ ssgagll .s4 sslsI

lN SENATE, Bee. l9.--Ah
 asked and obtained leave tonIodail to repeal the act for the better ofgah of fhe Treasury, approved lIaf v
 sye may as well mention that It. Isl was confined under this aef;e and 0af i ders will see iu mother columnthaf 2 itself has been decided by ghlel 5s Marshall, to be unconsttntional.
 After some remarks from AlE
 tho bill was read a first and second and referred to the Committee onfn
 EIr. GRUNDY offered the iolip9inss tiations:
 fsssolred Ist, That the Postlaas9 eral be directed to communicate
 Senate | statement of all the aHdFs by him made, beyond the sums sl'9 n the original contract, siace the 0a April, is2a, specifying, in esqTY cas service to be performed by the oEisIa1| tract, and the sums to be pad Iasiegl nature and extent cf each faeiIllF provement, and the extra aloHaafe i therefor, ail.ii tile ilahis eis iaes Pef'ss whom the allowance has been iiaaei '1'| what time.
 2d. \ statement of the cdFia1f's| facilities lately made by the depga specifying each route, and tbe iallss respective contractors, and the aho. the diminution of service and of eea satiou, ia each case; also, what l''9' any, have been discontinued.
 ,ad. The expenses incurred a. n into operation tic post-ropies, as' es'' by the act cf the 18th June, lsSz' transporting inc mail on sa.l .. yp.es year.
 The resolutions were agreed t'. |
 pRpssDHNT's AIEssAer'
 Mrs MANGuaT, of N. C. ress 4a 9sir 1t was with profound regret that q ls 2. is ss self inpalled by a sense of dQly , ' ii m of tie senaie to a sueIeas ..s..,ssj ysng considerations of . deepy '.i sp 65t and most delcate nature. lie s.1sp, sala, % 10 tie message of the ,,ssi is,5i cdi Ihe I2thinst. responding to'a ass ''s ind aimed in a resolution of the seas .','slI; ation to . paper purPoIiing to 2 Z x 5,' 5spD| y his authority, in reference ace v oogsI M occl tes. Next to thc grave aIla ha s,id. ,,iisi fs n9 encc requiring this neties' hs .1alssq sa''' ql that the duty had dos9a'1 .,4ioa r q Senate. Zen s He had delayed taking ,,.,s ll,. Or several days, hoping illas ills,,s.snce s \ 5enator would conquer the ,l,s sdfsrhaIsa ,atural and so inevitable n ,la;otiiI. las s Il f a duty so delicate and o 90 E f'lIl, iIs sl5 soalg aa npep epe proceeded from 2 d'lls';'s pe ,r s.lf lis hopes n thls .Iesl,s oI thsl 1g realized, and as be 'ss Nas .IItldsd gI,s Q 6o E voted for the reso'e'i0a ''
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-31

t.,.o e9toFo 2, t t.'. Yas known what eour:. 4.
 s.1 sa'Ne n relation to lhe BanE,5afs..l ls sse .laa l.5 made its appearance. g.. ,s'9 5a 7s ]. s'. ss. s' i'ii'ii,. 5i' on ihis pom. is, ti.af. sl
 lss' t'''gt he hor7nly pefverte1. d., sl., md
 see In this noble policy, no,b;ag, Yiiiea eg reference h the Plesi3ent,s a, eat n a
 l know 1 shall be told that tb.... ,4sa2a.
 public distress is exaaeegs,sa ,,, ne ieiafe; gentlenan ifoin New orIs gS' ts,. is1sed
 poel.) has cautiously said Go .i ,baI5 s5s3a
 that it is "aIl hun5ge.o sir gg ;, Foas
 anchoIy heHihrss. ;;.s4, is tne,s <, s.' a'
 now-(wha'eVer may have been Y q. slf n
 the other day,l-is there one bers s's sa. 2
 now say that the alarm is unf;anda&si !
 will any man in lis senzes,savioe'.
 this people, that 1t is lot the remaasI s.1'a5 2
 deposites which has caused tb;s s. x,
 1 presume there Is not one.bers s.1'. s.s. '.'
 have the aadacily. Sir. l had aa 3l,s sss9
 ton of what she miserable tan.ss 'slsi
 tie Government had produced. sl4 4f
 been astonishcd, CT reading my lott ] discover the extent of the alayn. ", "
 misery t is proeaieiilg. It is moi ss.s ~
 10 the merchants. Heannot be cent,
 them. What touches them nus. .nie,
 touch all. It IS a wave, that oas5
 will not subside til 1t has flowed " : entire face Of the community. ~ Mir. Ns0ufiie here alluded ta f the reduction of the price of ce,s, ss , arguedto show that it had been a' by the scarcity of money congeousl. the defangement of the cuneneY. So much, sir, for an interest e5lotl
 sonally understand. And l eoa | conceive, if such Is the effect ob lts, : CTS, what 1t must be on those Wbossts ty lies ia stocks.
 } Here he alluded to the fall ii ..assia : Bank Stock, from re to 54 Ter eest l Sir, cried Mir. MsD0aie, in vbsts : h and l.:.t is ta !.a !ha conss..zss ] do not profess tolsnoB exxaetl; exxsaieettll;g 4llsI;; 1 object. bet can tell you what tbs ess ] : he; the sacrifice of the honest aF3i3 : trious, fo make princes of brokcF. sl lators and stock jobhers. Ihatai6 9 end. 8nd are we not called on BF ll i Weiglity consideration of duty to tlea e try, to interpose and prevent itl 2 In conclusion, l have onlY io 11ss
 that, if you suction this deed Of tbe a E utiy6, you will add to all the pTls6I l personal distress 1t has already paa : tlie great public evil of having cgs } system that must and will De desaN5| : tie public libeny. Before we ass ! ,, this system of banking, if pefmitteln| ,; eecd, vii have extended itseIf q, : whole ieHetil and breadth Of the bai | flle State I3anlss Yill have become s ] ioctly, 90 f4miY linked together, aai C sociated H}th the roIiticaI purposes - Government, that Dc hufaan power c cne US from the hand that Sields the I :, The man who controls Bank, eoHh [ who arc indebted to that Bank; and \ r by sanctioning tie meretricious uno !, money with power, you deliver q . country into cl7a;ns which nothiag -t ss9ii, ssainrpnsiiiaa gan ever eteaA | f solve.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19

Foreigs Msga.iaes.-Ia Our advertisine columns
our readers win oerve prospecBs for repubiishing
several Of she EaeIsh Magazines By bIesss. Peck &
Newton, &c New-Hsven. The publication eommea-
esd something than year $50. and hes mss with
ssch encouragement 70 induce the pubIishers no,
onlv 20 eoasaue the works. bit 10 pol them apOa =
better ,ype, aud to besiow pains upoa them. Az
20 the repasaoa Of these works. i woaId hardly be-
eeme us % speak, Every general reader. AZ eli ac-
o.s;a,ed wh English literature, aware Of their me-
rim. Add they now furnished a. % low rate =
% indsce many Subscribe for 'hem who m'eh' be
deferred By the Esglish prices. We should Se gao
70 sci - ages, 10 forwarding 10 the Publishers 'Ae
naes Of sandEy Individuals. Specimens Of the woEk
may be seen 1t this once.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19
10 TIE PUBLIC.



TNVHE reprim &c tileae works; 10 weekly nhmbeIn,
n which ceihmenced with The 9e1uary nnmbf1s q
1873 has been received with snci hNor that lie pub
fishers feel encouraged ihcur a expdna of several
improvements in The exeeusion 81 the work aHuthef
year. The work ior 1884 will Be printed on 1 new
and large ype,Dn fine paper, agd WI be exeeHied
in careful manner. The severai works viii he kepE
dslici 30 aaso form separate volumes ii the gpse af
each year. The entire spasteF Of each svoft y re-
printed with ihe exeepfia only nc tile critical appen-
dix ofihe Metropolitan and q slss Fefsign Qaafserly
Review.
Backwond's Magazine sHsiains IN uHFisRlled rep-
nta,on for saeO,, and pr0,ably excises more interest
IN this country than ANY other siuliah puhen,i0n.
The pFicsofihe English edidn. however. II ell.
The Metropolitan s more discUrsive and tniseella-
Deois il It's character. Some o 10 tales posseRs
crossing interest. II was pTpiee:ed by the Poets
Campbell aud Moore, and numbers among ifs writer's
some oI the tlfat literary namasiR Eneland. The price
OF the Engs edition Of this work Is alS0 high, SIS.
The Foreign Quarterly Review u condynled with :
candor, impartali,y and ability, whic give i salue
and interest above that Of any other III tho English
Scotch Reviews. MGPeHa ALSO BY its disqHisiiops on
continental history, politics, and iserMtnFe, new and
,npos'sn. sources q ninsmaon lie cosi, when pro-
Twill be seen that iese three works cannot be pro-
cured from England Tor less tlian the cheap-
of them for lessthaR S9Wtiile the reprint, giving
more equal disRrihuion IL reading through the year
and Furnished in handsome form, may be Obtained
for only 81, or One-ffih.
.Ccmpleia ssss araisiscd % new subsGfihes f de-
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Terms OF The reprint, comprising The three works,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19

Notwithstanding the hue and cry made by the lead
ers Of The Tory party at threowmenceEeut Of the late
session Of the Legislature Ohe loss Of time and
cessary expense in eecting Mr.. Foot who absent,
in preference to Mr.. Edwards, who was on the spot
IL appears by the Herald that the expense Of this wing
Legislature was 14l5 dollars less IhaD the one ast year
when Jacksonism prevailed. The total Of the deben-
bill last year $l5,677 GA. This year IL is only
$l4,262 "a. The harmony which prevailed this year
prevented unnecessary delay in the despatch Of bust
ness.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19

Ne,o. EEnven, 1884
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19
NEW FANCY GOODS,
AND
MILLINERY.
MISS GABLE

s"AS lately returned from New York with
- general assortment of HATS and
SUMMER GOODS, which she re-
specially invites her frisnds and customers to
call and exami6e.
The assortment cansists Of vasiety ~
SILKS, MUSLfNS. CALICOES. Corsets,
Gloves, Lace Gloyes and Mitts. Hosiery (cnt-
ton and silky. Fancy Handkerchief & Sha,els,
Belts, French Shoes, Flowers. French work
ed Capes and Collars--all Of which will b.
sold on reasonable terms.
L.ifchfeld, June 10 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19

!. Another WhigtviHmph.- The town Of New-LondOn,
which has been under the dominion Of the tory party
for the last two three years, her municipal cleo
ton last week succeeded in eecling The whole wing
ticket for Mayor, Aldermen, &c. by handsome ma
joriiy. II is thus that strong hold Of Jacsonisn
after another falls before the force Of public opinion.
TOryism cannot long prevail in any section Of our
country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19

UnporGieied.-So intensely cold was the weather
on the 18th nIt. in Schoharis County N. n. that .
woman froze to death in passing from one honse to
another during the storm. II u also said that
the passengers in the stage were compelled 10 torn
out and help the driver get his horses and coach
through the snow drifts.
Amecdose.--A few days since, on board one Of the
STEAMBOATS, on the Delaware river, two passengers,
one whig and the other tory willis seated in the
drawing room, became engaged in voices consro-
yersy upon the political topics Of the day II this
room there 10 small sign pn up. bearing ihe words
gentlemen are permitted to lie down in this cab
in." The tory aleng,h grew so angry that ne wound
up the conversation by violently exclaiining--s sir,
General Jacksoa has done TO preserve the con.
stution and promote the iDeress ofthe country than
any President we have ever had" tall Keafgcki-
an, who had been walking the aoor, and apparently
paying no attention 10 what was passing, suddenly
stopped aad turaiag 10 the sory, exclaimed with mach
energy "sranger, you violating the rules Of this
boat" a. How 70. sir, said The tory, ~ should be
very sorry 10 do any Thing ofthat KIDD" Don'tyoa
see tha. sign," said the KeD.Sckian,-'s Gentlemen
are NOT permitted 90 lis, down 10 this cabio.
POsghkeepis Eagle.
5ood.-A pet, juror. at Circuia CoUrs IN Georgia,
who, when called 10 hear cause, took bis seat in
state Of beasy in,oxieatiCD was instantly fined $40
and ordered 20 he Imprisoned for hree days. by JUdge
Holt, the presiding officer Of ihe ceart.
Mayoy otf Wastingfon. William A. Bradley, Esq
has been elected Mayor Of Washington City BY ma
joriiy ofiO4 oter Mr.. Force. Both candidates ara
Wings
Miss Fanny Kemble, the young and celabraied act
res has finally taken herself husband. She WA
married b. The venerable Bishop White, Saturday
10 Pierce Batier. Esq. Of Philadelphia.
The common strawberry is natural entifrce, and
lie juice without any preparation, dssoIses The
reous incrusiaons or the teeth, and makes the brea'i
snlsIi very swee, and agreeable
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-19
Sharon, Nay 90, 1884.

The National In,eIigencer Of Saturday says:-
The President has length nominated the Senate
Air. fancy Secretary ofshe Treasury Mclean
Secretary Of Stsie-Slr. Butler Attorney General
All bui the FIRST, We presume, will be confirmed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-01
STEPHEN S. SANGER,

TN rendering his sincere acknowledgements to
Il his friends and the public for past patronage
respectfully informs them that he still continues
to manufacture, and has now on hand,
BEDS, MATTRESSES, SOFAS g. CHAIRS,
And Cabinet Furniture,
of good materials and workmanship, which he
will dispose of upon reasonable terms.
The public are solicited to call, before they
purchase elsewhere, at his Uphotstering and Ca
binet Hare-Roon,, on King street, between Co
lumbus and Henry streets, where he will salts.
factory execute all orders for articles in either
ofthe above branches. Repairs in either line
done neat, cheap, and expedtiousy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-01
Albion Corn Plaster!

rgNE Albion Corn Plaster sotens The corn, however
old and tough. AMI extracts it to the very roots.
The relief afforded is gentle, immediate, and tho.
rough
The proprietor begs leave to submit the following
case, from Mr. Sowe, who is well known to the in.
hsbitans ofth,s city, especially at the South End and
South Boston. very worthy and respectable ci,i.
Zen:-
CASE.
SIR L d. not hesitate to give my most unqualified
appreciation in favor of your valuable Albion Corn
Plaster BY the use of less than a box Mrs SIowell
has been cured of each mot, which had been
exceedingly troublesome snI painful for years. and
think It but juatce to your nysuaol. preparation to
add, (for the encouragement OF those who. owing to
repeated dsappointmentsl IN the various remedies re
sorted to- have finally dcsp,'red Of curc) that your
Plaster cur-d her cornS. alter ins other highly re.
commented I. .n.hies 10 no purpose; and what IN
cresses nv condncc in the superiority of your Plas
ter the fact, that has been used by several Of my
neghbors with equally good success (S'gneo)
SETH SrowELL,
Keeper of the Toll house, South Boston Bridge.
Mr. T.. KiDnKa. Proprietor of the Conway Medicines
Boston, June l7th, 1879.
- Price 50 cents