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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

b. our extracts from the latest Now Orleans
papers, ii will be perceived that the long threaten
cd War has commenced in Texas, between the
American settlers and the forces of Santa Ana the
Mexican Dictator. We cannot permit ourselves
to doubt the result, especial, when we perceive
that the feeling, OF the American population, in
the vicinity ot the scat OF Wal, warmly cN-
cited in behalf of their brethren ia TrNas
The aspect of Affairs in thu quarter puts end
to the ru,nor that Mo Nloo had coded Texas to the
United States. II such step were contemplated
Santa Ana would hardl, have made this military
demonstration.
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" OTICE,

AN the I'd day OF November next, | shall proceed
W to sell, to tlr highest bidder, at the late rest.
dence ri {. p Dawson, dec d., near the town of Be-
the in the County OF Amherst, all the crop. Of Corn
Fodder, aud Oats Household and Kitchen Furniture
and Plantation Utensils, stock of Hogs and Horses
amohg which three first rate Work Horses and a
fine Colt three yoke of Oxen, and parcel of Mich
Cows, and Young Cattle
Terms OF sale will be liberal, and made known al
the time and place of sale. af
WILLIS M. REYNOLDS,
.!dniastfator Of Cdmca,eeH p. Dauson, DEED.
Oct - 9,
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DETROIT, Oct. 4tll,l 1885

Nv dear Sir-Ilcrc am in Detroit "A place that
il running up like i'll weed, which IS said to grow
fast. The city is in great excitement a, this mo-
mcnt. at the course pursued by their Sacrcta-
rv He is so obnoxious, that they threaten to tar
and feather him on his return to TIN, place. He
is now absent at Toledo lie has already been
burned in cfigy at Monroe, AMI doubt mol when
he returns hcic, that he will have the pleasure of
seeing hi, fac smilc hung up under blaze /
saw "A card OF his which was lett at public house,
that has given general offence. Ii reads thus :;
John s. Ilorncr Of Virginia, for Ineini0ns'
The l5ctiors are all over, the new Constitution
adopted, and Mr.. Mason elected Governor by an
almost unanimous vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29

~ Tic London Morning Chronicle MAKE,
statements in reference 10 the present condition OF
France, which j, calculated, if ii be well tolln-
died. to excite the lisclcst approximations for ttr
future condition OF thai country, We already
learn (savs that paprr that several oithr ,orietlr,
which bad oycrsprca1 France durint the Rc>tor,-
lion, aud whose cNrilions contributed to prepare
that state OF thngs which hnled the elder Bour-
hons from the thronc after insignificant contest
are bcpinninp to orrhuzc themselves, both in PARIS
and the Provinces. Every attempt Of the rove,n-
mcut to put these confederation, down will only
rcndcr the managers of them more determined aud
,.e astuic n'rndcav0ring to avoid dctc ction, and
:, d;sncn,c with all tangible proofs of their eSis-
,encc."-Wc should not be surprised, any day, to
hear Of another violent md bloody Revolution in
France. The despotr measures Of the Citizen
King. lave already alicnand from him the ailcc-
tons and confidence Of the grea body OF the peo-
ulc :: and il has indeed hcen lone evident that his
throne is sustained alone by the oayonct, of his m
mcnsc standing army, upon whom he lavishes his
iayors with prodigol hand Like the rest ofhis
t,tcd family, he has failed to learn that ph, steal
power, in the long run, must yield 10 the moral
force Of public opinion.
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rAMxny CARRIAGE.

Just received, very superior New
tv}Et. tern, with " hltc Mounting, and likely
:. oI.,s, in price aud appearance The maker wish
mo 10 introduce hts WORK IA tins part OF the state
has taken uncommon painS IN putting tht WORN to-
III" 'La, Persons wishing IN buy, will cal on Mr..
,1,, At the Carriage shop OF Mir Samuel hNrcs, on
Maia,,trect. he former stand of II. Beech e."
HENRY BKoNs,. JR.
II
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o. We have received the lst No. oftho JEFF
fersonian Republican,, published at ChailoucS-
vile, by Mr.. James Alexander, weekly, at 81 per
annum 1t is very neatly printed, and promises to
be we'll c'itod 1t is attached to the Van Buren,
party, and cdcs its readers by the transfer TO its
columns, from the Globe, Of long aud y'ndict've
attack upon judge White.
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Zines are eommi,isd, ekerv eaiioa IS e94;s;ie 70
guard the lives of Sovereigns."
The foregoing extract illustrate, the truth Of the
line,
Uneasy lies his head who wears crown"
How much happier IS tire humblcst citizen of
Republic, whose life and property arc always SC.
cure, unlcr the broad agis Of the law, than the
proudcst monarch, who, in the midst Of Nh his au,
ed guards, lives in perpetual fear of assassination
q Men remote from power but seldom feel
Luke iron crown or Danieii's bed Of STEEL
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THr PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT.

.
~. "'' oNE' '."' NV I'iNi.
The Baltimore American copies the proceed
ine, of the meeting recently held in Tins place in
retcr,,.. =, ,b, S,,,,,l,,,..,, ;,,,,,,,,,,,, =. t
"'' '' ioN' q >'''" '''s Tue f'''>NS "efe = ''
taxing TIE proper steps IL promote the speedy com
meneenient Of the Niaehestcr and Staunton fatl
road, and thus sreare l. The Valley 81 Virginia
and Ia baItlmorr the beneiits Of an immense trade
and travel, which must otherwise be made 10 TAKE
a different direction. suppose the road compile
ted to Suunton-What thenl Where would they
expect 10 tap our main line, a8d by What anthef'-
y Ent, recent indications Of public sentiment
IN the alley of Virginia, between Winchester
and Staanton, lead TO tic >nPneson that the poo
pie Il hat region are opposed II the construction
OF raii-foad between those points. VII haIu-
mere aGziIe fortune on tier ha'hS' whether ia'N
VIII or aot
Inc Nerio'N beacon, IL relation 10 Tie a9'e'
improvements las theieIo"Ing remarks
1t Is quite clear thai the citizens OF LAhehhaf&
~ '0' s'''l''" "''' ~ l'''se'' ".'
,,r,,,.,na,, 9,,5,.I. ,nl ,,,,san,>
lave been cNpcndcd ON the James River-that
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OHIO ELECTION.

Our returns from Ohio are so incomplete and
unconncced that we are unable to form any thing
like satisfactory opinion of the result. The
Columbus State Journal, SAYS" We have little
doubt, when the rcturns arc all in, but we shall
have Wing majority in both branchc, o. the LIE
psIaturc"
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IN interesting volume, entitled 'Reeoll' ctions
=, III, Private liz. Of General LAFAYETTE IS about
to be published by Messrs' G'i'snani' 81 rar', 1t
:. written by his friend and surgeon, NJ. II; CO
General himself. An English edition, translated
under the eye OF the author W'l' be p1p, ' m
London on the same day the original viii appear IN
parl..
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.r.II, prevailing ignorance might be restored ia
scsring by an appropriate treatment; MY pro-
,e.,iona abours have, for long ,''ne 6een de'o-
:. Tho solution OF this important problem to l.u-
tso ;, and hope they may be crowned with
MANN Very respectfully, Your friend.
s''''s JOSEPH TOGNo, 9S Locust st.
I, IS due to Mr.. Togno to say tI.t ~hen first
made acquainted with the case OF bert Ne~.'m'
me were 'lrsirons Of announcing II to the pubic a,
INC u I'm, that Dr.. Togno objected 10 lis being
s'a', ,,,; he had made some further experiments
don" 80 ,lso confirm his statement of the case OF
We W I'll iI,lena LYMAN, whom we saw, and whose
MIS- ton so far as to hear distinctly the sound of
fe s'..a was proved in our presence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29

a. We observe in the Last Natchca Courier,
two letters addressed To the President, hy c,dlnn
citizens oi Texas, complaining that largo hodic, Of
Greek Indian, (2O, 900 in number) were about 10
MIGRATE to that quarter. from The United States, in
con,avenon of the 53d article of the treat, be-
tween the American and Mexican governments,
and soliciting tic ntcrpo>i'ionof rIot fluctionary
to put a stop to II.
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A, the recent laying of the Cor"c, Stone of the
:, ~ ~. w College at Geneva, New York, a great
Nea.. Of articles were deposited wthin ii, there to
n','u,' as memorials of the present esa One Of
re"' 'r,;rlrs deposited, vas rose, manufactured
the p,;l,d,phia, Dramatically sealed in bottle,
N r" to the prrttestgiH who may be living in
Sannry, in the year 1000, by Dr. +. cubush.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29

IL Gideon Lee, Esq. has been nonrna ed ,or
Congress by the Jackson p,rty in the city Of New
York, to supply The vacancy occasioned bv the re-
sirna'ion Of C,mpbclI p. White.
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HOLCOMIsE 4 DTE.Y.

AffER their services to the public, TO do
~ general Commission Business. They are
ready TO make reasonable advances to all person
W., mno intend 10 send their produce to this market
ines nope by strict attention to business to OBJ
IAN share of public patronage.
TUOS. A.IIOLCOMBE,
JOHN NJ. OTEN.
July l3 visit
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Fall and winter asoOds.

From his experience in purchasing Goods, and
other advantages used IN his business, he feels con
hdent of giving satisfaction IN quality and prices to
all who wish 10 buy.
II IS unnecessary to rnumcrac the articles com
posing his Stock, 1t Is made up oil Goods ia al
most every branch OF the mercantile business.
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UTICA ANlI.SLANERN con


Great eNcitemcn, prevailed II 'lica s.. N.at our
last dates from that place. in relation To the Anti
Slavery Convention which vas TO be held in that
town on the 2ls inst. \ majority Of the Com.
mon Council Of that city, having granted permi>-
sion to the Convention 10 hold its session IN the
supreme Court room ofthc Acadcmy, n mcctihz
naut Card, SIGNED b, hundreds of names, den, ine
the rirht Of the Common Council To grant tins pet
mission, and calline upon the people to save their
common property from pontoe.
\ meeting WAS accordingly held en- lhc Eth,
ult, sud 10 have been tho m5s numerous aud re-
Specialize eser convened in Utica. The Albany
Argus SAYS" \ common sentiment Of rcproha-
ton at the conduct fthr Common Council AMI n
the aulaclt, and nccndar, designs of the Adolf
tons, c,pie ssvo of these sentiments, and avowinp
determination that the Academy and Supreme
Court room sbonld net be proslltntcd to such pul-
poses, were adopted by aeclamation. And tie
meeting adjourned to meet again in their full
strength, and under all the potency at Urea, and
pcrvading public sentiment, Al the Academy, and
in the Supreme Court room, ON the morning of the
2lsr, Ole day oltlc proposed Conycnllon.')
These proceedings leave very little doubt, thai,
if the necndlary Convention was held at all, il va,
done in corner,
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STOVES.

INRANkIIN and Nine Plate rto'es.-lost rrce"
l. ed and tor sale by "
H. Il. RICHARDS y co.
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Oct. 10
LATEST H'.ASsasab.NS.
60
Splendid Silk and Beaver Hats.

Splendid Silk and Beaver Hats.
HAVE Just opened an extensive assortment OF
L Fashionable Hats, at my Hat and Shoe Store,
which were manufactured by my order. expressly for
retailing in this market. VI, friends and the public
are respectfully invited TO give them an examination.
JOHN G.. MEEM.
Sep. ~ Sw if
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CT The Anniversary OF the Surrender Of Corn.
"dllism Yorktown, WAS celebrated with cousidera-
bic 'pl'ii IN Norfolk, Portsmouth and Suffolk, on
the 10Th inst.
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S.sa a.'h'.

/ hANE lot of Salt lower than the present Mar
L ket price. join !! ~ h'iH'
Sep W" II
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o. \ meeting has been called in Abingdon
(lor last Monday in relation to the projected
Rail Road from Lynchbnrs to the Tennessee
linz.
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Oct, ~
i CiRD.
john 3. 4 .grsfs.

Returns his thanks to the pub
A&Zs.s~S-s lie for their liberal dealings and in
a EY forms them that he has lately re-
turned from the Northern Cities,
vrere he purchased, and is receiving at his
In. lIalIlA Ii
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~ J doe Hugh l.. White has been nominated
as candidate for the next Presidency, by the Lc-
uislaturc of Tcnncsscc-aycs 60, noes II.
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t1LT1HLE L.4.NU
AZ Aud,EsNN-asW 4 CREDIT

1UAVINt. EXCHANGED nv ,ra,, NJ I.,nI ~,
ter River in fine comfy -, rJ, n, =" w. O'.
". Callnwn, for tine ,r,ct Of an, ,,I;"t WIN
SUES "'' SCI ',r 'a>t mentioned tract OF Land
=" .''Y ''' ~'" ~ .N"Nehe,f' II t''r, II not the
'N' ~" gay ',',e',"F' a, p"p'ie auction, Oh the
''"'''''' 10 we n,e",'N' o''d't, II IS situated in
' w, '>,""'y ~ ",''o'" one ana nan miles from
Wv "" ''o,'o" -N''u'ns' ana Twelve from
''yu.no"'p' II ,oi'',lS 'o<' actcS,'of which 800
% WV ''' ',a,''' ana ~ a '2n STATE OF improve
'Po'' aoon *,'' "'i'2 III '9Nef. | he remainder
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and located, * tn byHehhufa route aS been.
We feel III hostility 10 the l.Vni hhurg improve.
Wcu'. Let our friends there tnah" the best Use OF
the natural advantages which They possess. w
shall witness their success with uumineled plea-
Stare. They are too liberal, and too patriotic, we
orr sure 10 arrest, il they couil the efforts which
the prop, Of the Southern border Of the State are
about making 10 con>tmc, an Improvement, WHICH,
If snrccs.lnl, cannot fail 10 implt mcale0lahe
benefits 10 ON common country. 1t has not heen
questioned, and we presume II Will not hr, that
there is abundant information before the country
to warrant the ropriety al professional eNnml.
nation Of the rrutc.-Fi,l that is made, feel
bp, too son,iby the di,ad, 1ntaecs under which the
Roanoke and Ni,,i,,pp raote must lie. In ,bc
.mran time, let the address ol the convention be
ponlctcd. ltprcscnt, we firmly believe, facts and
conclusions which will abide the strictrst test of
human scrutiny, OF talents, and ot time.
REMARKS.
The foregoing article, from the DAM He Re
porter Of the 2l,h INST expresses precisely such
sentiments rs we should have anticipated from the
enlightened and liberal gentlemen who conduct
tina, Journal. The senior editor, (Gcn. Cahell,)
when member of the State legislature on more
'han one occasion, hazlrded hi. popularity II an
rapid decline of which hs patriotism lmcnicd,
in advocating and sustaining, agaiu,, the prejudie-
cs Of tie tmcs the only means Of Ict,rdine that de-
cline and inpelling her forward To the consumma-
ton Of the splendid deslines vi hin her rrnsp
These means were the Improvement other natural
chunneIs Of intercourse, aud the de, clpmcnt there.
hy OF those vast resources which lay inert and use
less in hel bosom, like the strength which " SUM
bcrs in Giants arm
1t was, the Reporter observes, 10y the " d.
rect cNellion of metropolitan powcr," thai tho
New River scheme of improvement va, three
years 40, "posponcd,' but not " indc'lpitel,.'
The people of Richmond became slrngcl, cnan,-
orcd of the konavha scheme in preference 10 n
route pointing To, and terminating at, the Great
cotton region of the South west and d'cmne il
imprac,ioahe to carry on, at the same time, two
schemes of such great magnitude, they most I'M
wisely, Is We then Thought aud as now think,
surrendered the New River charter. The sound
ness of the opinion at that timn entertained and ex-
pressed by us i, amply indicated by the any
icty now manifested 10y lie same persons who
were then most active in producing the result Of
which We speak, to procure renewal of rlat chat-
ter, as we'll a. by the rival effort, which are mai
inq, both b, the Roanoke and Potomac tonntr,
10 seek a connection with tie the same fertile re
zion.
With reelrl to the r1aPatdtiro Advantages Of
the trec routes >pohcnol IL Is Of course impossible
to form any thing like correct opinion, in The
:. 1
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o. AT a meeting held in Norfolk, on the 2olh
inst it was resolved 10 petition the next Legislature
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Feathers, EecswnX ana Wool. $50
gENlIE highest price will be given for quantity II
Feathers, hceswas and Woo, hy the subscibss.
Gets att IS u IS
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Irom TIC Lctinrkan Rfporler.

We learn verbally tint the Legislature OF
Icnncssee, which is now holding is frs, session
under the new constitution. has reelected Judge
litc unanimously 10 the Senate Of thc t. tied
states No abo understand that, at the opening
OF the legislature three copies Of the Globe, nn-
der the frank 81 /, JACKSON, i. l.. s. was iaand
upon the table Of every mcn,hor filled with the
most Scurrllons abuse OF the Judge The endorse.
mrnt OF II, however, by the President appears not
to have produced the SLIGHTEST effect upon the indie.
pcndcnee of that BODY"
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MSEED OIL, Spirits Turpcutine, Coal Tar,
A.. White Lead in OIL, Fancy Coiors for rooms,
''' and III oil, etc, for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
- :. u D. The subscriber will give great bargain
;" LIE whole STOCK on hand or in bill. Of goods.
Oct. " ~
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Thursday, octoter 20, 1895.
PENN>NLN ANIAELECTlON.

~ " ! iBN ANA Ella toN.
Oar returns from this State are nearly complete
AL the counties, eAcepttwo, Warren and Nenan-
go,) have been heard from; and the vote stands
thus
For Rncr, 81 SOL
Wolf, 6l.S5s
Muhlcnberg, 81 $50
Ritncr's majority over Wolf, 30,o25
Do. do. over Muhleuhcrg, 5iO55
The House OF Representatives fthe State Lc-
shlatarc, as far heard from, stands rs fol-
lows:
i.itncr members, (oppostion,) 20
" oil members, 10
Muhenbcrg members, Il
-2D
Anl-N an Buten minority, II
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Linseed Oil and White lead.

81 received fresh supply of English Linsee'
g" VII and White Lead, of superior quality
J. T. n J. T.. ROIAII..
Oct. 90 Az
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From The Kpinefou hteHigrnc

- Ifafn Ir0m NlNhVlr INC hniTorItN undonKi-
cd) that on the meeting of the Legislature on Mon.
day, the 9TH nsi., every member received three
numbers ot the Globe, containing articles strongly
and particularly abusive of Judge NurE, and de
signed expressly 10 operate upon tie prospects Of
that gentleman, not only as a candidate for The
Presidency, but UPON his recollection to the Senate
of the lnod States. These Globes were all en-
Nrlorrd ami fnANKrD ny rrE rnfsIprNr o. rnr
'Nrrn sftrrs and murr, onr OF the three ST.
prescribed by the President IN his orn bdnd mri-
ting THIS circumstance produced great e,eitc
mrnt among The members. ana amnng the ciu1cns
OF Nashville generally, and ON Tuesday the L.ris-
lauro went into the election Of Srnatof aud
UNANIMOUSLY re-elcc,cd Judge WHITE. Our an-
t'orty states further that Tennessee, at tins no
meat Is IS decidedly Aut-Jaehson as ii IS Anti
Van Eurrn
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Ritncr'S majority over Wolf 30,o25
Do. do. over Maheuhcrg, 5l,o55
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
POETRY.
FTos. Me Ne,o- Harsa Herald.

Iines mn ,he .ea, of Dr. Halter Peek, of Liich6elt
 who died Nov. 18th, 1854, aged "A. A nd hn.t thoo gone friend of my y""tht"l years! Has thy bright spirit left this vale of tears!
 Does the cUld earIh emgoinb thy naniy t"''n, Which lately glowed with bemlsh and v'g"r warm! All, yes 'lwere sad Io leave thee there alone, Within thy narrow hOuses tn sleep nnkn""n'- '7'were snd to think that OCT thy early IomL. fhs 6tagiIe fl0wpr womle shed ils prri"me,- And tI,e cold world so som would dry the tear, Once shed by those who t"sed ana "0"tneo 'hee here In future years, perchance some passer-hy May read inv name uunn the scHlpi0red stone, transient fear may dim llis pensye eye, As he reyer,S io scenes forever gone, When hope aud fancy feed thy youthful breast, And fasne's loud trmmpei called thee u'-thy rest Death seeks .a shining Hlark '-be tonnd here A brighter one dwell not on this dark sphere, And, slmtering ihe ties O( earthly love, ...s Bore it away 10 grace the cOurls above. Since thnu aas patsed the gates oitieaih, and trod ;HeAyen'a golden enetreeis---theaeiiy 0t fhy God. We woaEl not call thee from thy home oi hliss, Again 10 teei the paags and woes of this-- We would Gnt cat fhee trous ahe pfAtms on high, Again lo taste eariA's bitier cup Hnil dies 4,. Ne--,tlIEa1 kg@Afousn aud Ssed the tear of woe, Tina, see ,5 ns,re shall meet thy smiles below, Yet we euhmt to Heaven's all-wise behest, And wait in faith to meet thee with the besi. Aud thus, as one hy one ofthose we love, Leave these dull scenes for brighter sceReS above, Oh! may the precious boon to us be given, To meet those cherished friends agaisin Heaven. HARP pr THE VALE.
 Ne,o. Hauea. Dec. l7, 1884. l~b@i "' '''
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
White Teeth !! &r healthy Gums |!

VWVHOSE WhO would retain. restOFe. these deSar'
 able personal advantages, are assured that nc con,Dositi"n can be obiained superior io the
 British Antiseptic Dentifrice.
 This is as elegant and pleasant prepara,ion !" eve " respect, and has for many past, givem nnver- sal saiisfaciiOm wherever it has been used.
 The Aniisepiic DeO,ifrice Is exempt from acid and other deieerioSs ingredients, which freque "iy e"- Ser tl.e composition of tooth powders n common ose, and i. whi,ens the enamel ofthe teeth whont doing ii the eas. njnry. The regular Oi this admired powder, by purifying the mouth and preventing the RccunlaiOn of tartar. the best pfeveMiive Oftpe Tooth Ache. The Deniifrice remOves the dis coloratons and the beautiful native wheness of the enamel As its application traces aud strength. eMs iie Gums, ii them their healthy a"d Rorid hues and by removing all offensive foreig" ac runuiaions lrOm the teeth, preserves the maIuTal sweetness of the breath. Price 50 cents.
 -GJ Nose are genuine unless signed 0n the outside prinied wrapper. hy the sole proprietor T. BIDDER, iRsediate saccesser tue late Dr. w. T. CONWAY- For sale at his Counting Room, over No. 99, CoUrt- Street. near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment, by
 Samuel BHelGnd J. c. Beck,cith, Litch field ; E. Co,cles, South Farms Daniel Norton.
 Canaan Jadson & Whittlescy, ". Preston ; lsosc $. Wadsscorth, BethLem; Norton $
 HendersoS, Goshen.
 March 2 -.s lye4w42
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
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 BY HENRY ADAMS. ~

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