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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26
DISTRIBUTION OF THE SUR
PLUS,

The friends of a County Distribution
Of the Surplus seem to be plucking up
courage in the House of Delegates
Though few in number, they are fervent
in hope, and calculate largely on the
home popularity of their scheme. The
opposition to it in the House, however,
is now most decided and Overwhelming.
A resolution calling on the Auditor TO
scale the proportions of the counties
towns and boroughs respectively, has
been promptly nailed to the table,
and there is no probability OF lis being
taken up unless very large number of the
members should be 'smovcd from their
propriety" by popular Glamour. OF all
schemes we have yet heard suggested,
this is certainly the most Objectionable.
Frittered away among the counties, the
money could effect little, if any thing,
of real or substantial value to the Com
monwealth whereas by being kept to-
gether, it will form fund on which
may be reared the most liberal and ex
Panded system of Internal Improvement
and general Education. There is
difficulty, moreover. IN the way of a
County distribution which it becomes
the duty Of the people of the West espe-
cially, to consider well before thew lend
their favour to the proposition. And
that is as to the principle on which the
distribution shall be made--whether
with regard to white popuIation-the
mixed basis, or federal numbers. Thev
well know on which side the power
would be in such struggle-and if Il
should come on we may expect to see
the scenes of the Convention reacted
with ten-fold fury. Sound policy, there.
fore, the great and substantial interests,
and the peace Of the Commonwea ltb, all
stand opposed to County distribution.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

Petitions have been presented to The LIE.
gislature from citizens oi Frederick ,Shenan-
doah and Rockingham, praying for an ap-
preparation fiom the Surplus fund to con.
struct a M'Adamized Road from Winches.
ter TO lIarrisonburg. These movements are
exceedingly unfortunate at this juncture.
We can we'll imagine how it is that some Of
the people OF Frederick favour this scheme,
but we do mol see why the people OF Shenan-
doah and Rockingham should prefer Turn
pike 10 Rail Road. Ii will be we'll il in
this divis"n we do not fail to get either i'm
provement.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

thorized, II in their opinion il shall become
necessary, to provide a hospital for the &C.
commodation OF persons injected with the
Small Pox
Present, l.. Waddell, Gent.
9TH. That the proceedings OF the Justices
assembled here on Saturday last, be. and the
same are hereby approved.
9th. That the expenses that may he in
Cured under the End and 3Id Resolutions.
now adopted, be betrayed out of the county
Levy.
9th. That the proceedings Of the Justices
assembled ON Saturday las, as also the pro-
ceedIngs this day had, be published in the
Staunton Spectator. Copy-Teste.
JEFFERSON KINNEY. elk.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

The report and resolutions censuring Mr..
Leigh, were taken up in the House of Dele
gates on Thursday, and Mr.. Moore deliver
ed his views at large upon them. His argu-
meni was excellent, and he applied the lash
with great severity. The speech will no
doubt be published. A week or ten DAYS
will probably be consumed in this unprofta-
Bile debate.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

The speech Of Mr.. PATERSON in the Sen.
ale on the election OF Brigadier General of
The 9Th Brigade is highly extolcd by those
who heard il. He advocated the election OF
Col. Lewis, hu, the scope OF his remarks was
mainly directed against the political ex,rav :
aganzas INDUCED in by the speakers of the
dominant party. His satire is said 10 have
been most keen and biting.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

On the night Of the 18th, to select Cover.
nor. The scene was in the Senate Chamber.
but what the scene really was, none bu, the
initiated fully know. Ruinor says there was
a good deal of -pulling-,hat the ballot
next 10 the last stood some how in this wise ::
for Gen. David II. Campbell of Washing
ton county 81, Judge William NJ. Daniel
81, and William ii. Roane, Esq 27-and
that on Mr.. Roane's being dropped, Gen.
Campbell beat Judge Daniel II votes. II is
reported that the friends OF Gen. Campbell
were opposed 10 going into caucus--that il
has been owing to their stubbornness the
question was left unadjusted so long-and
that at last they were forced into ii, in self
defence, by the friends of the other candi-
dates. Under the circumstances, therefore,
ii might have been reasonably presumed
there would be considerable division among
them, and there were some indications of il,
bet they proved ilusory. On Friday the e.
lection came on, and the party, with few ex-
ceplions, toed the mark like good soldiers.
The day was one OF great excitement, and
much sharp shooting. Scarce an item of
other business was transacted, and it was
near five o'clock when the House adjourned.
The following was the joint vvte-Gen.
Campbell 80, Judge Daniel 80, w. ii.
Roane 2l-Scattering IL.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

DIED, at his residence near Green>
vile, Augusta, on the 10th inst. Mr..
JOHN LOGAN, respectable citizen, aged
about 10 years. On the Saturday pre-
ceding his death, the deceased slightly
scratched one Of his fingers the wound
infamed /; modification ensued, and oc.
casioDed his death three days afterwards.
--Legington Gaz.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

MARRIED, on Thursday the 10Th
inst. by the Rev. G. w. Humphreys,
the Rev. ALFRED A. EsKRIpGE, of the
Baltimore Conference, to Miss ISABELLA
MARGARET, daughter of MIR. John Bu-
chanaD, Of Rockbridge.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

In the case ofHEVRv WHITE, indict-
ed for burning the Treasury, and under
trial before our Circuit Court, the jury
went out at 5 o'clock last evening, and,
alter an absence OF two hours, returned
with a verdict of GuiLy.-NAT. INT.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

The Surplus The committee OF twenty
one have reported, for the present, that il is
exredient to inves, the surplus fund in some
profitable stocks or loans, until il is other
wise disposed Of by the General Assembly.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

BrThe committee Of twenty -one on
the Distribution Of the Surplus, we I'M
derstand have launched into a wide de-
bate on the different schemes OF invest
ment, and that the probability is they
may not come TO a decision for some
days to come. They have now been
hammering two weeks on the subject
There Is no doubt, however, that the
general principles contained in Mr.. Stu.
arts project will be adopted.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26
NOTICE.

The Overseers of the Poor for Au-
gusta county, will meet at the Bell Tav-
ern, in Staunton, on Monday the 9th of
February next when and where all COL
lectofs and other persons having bust
ness with the Board are requested to at
tend. w. Fl. TAPP, Clerk.
January ID, 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

85rOn Saturday morning last the extern
siye Cotton Factory in Fluvanna county,
owned by the Messrs. Magruder & Co. was
destroyed by fire.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

ea+J"hn J, Allen, Esq was elected by the
Legislature Judge of The General Court in
the place of Allen Taylor, Esq deceased, on
Saturday last. Three gentlemen were in
Notwithstanding B. Miller, ESQ. John
). Allen, Esq & VIM Smith, Esq. On the
first trial there was no election, and Mr..
Smith having the lowest number of votes
was dropped. The contest being then be-
tween Messrs. A lien and Miller, the vote
was for Allen SO, Miller 81. Little else was
done that day, and the Legislature was kept
in session until after o'clock Mr.. S,ua,
made an admirable speech in support Of the
nomination OF Judge Allen.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

FIRE The valuable Merchant Mill on
Middle River, in this county, belonging TO
MI. MICHAEL WHIrMoRE, was entirely
destroyed by fire on the night of Saturday
last. We understand there was in the mill
at the time about 5000 bushels of wheat. be-
sides large quantities of other grain, and
Hour. A stable near the mill was also des-
troyed, and fine horse belonging to the
miller, persisted in the flames. Ii was with
great difficulty that the dwelling house and
barn were saved. The loss is estimated at
not less than $4,000. We have no, learn
ed how the fire originated.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26
FOR RENT.
NOTICE.

HE Trustees of the Waynesborough
Academy are DESTROYS to obtain the SER
vices OF Gentleman qualified to teach
all the branches usually taught in SINH
Ter institutions. Testimonials Of charac>
ter, qualifications, &c. will be required.
Waynesboro', Jan. 3, 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

Mourn, freemen, mourn The deed
OF infamy has been consummated Burst
ing every bar of common sense and com
mon shame, the Senate of the United
States has expunged its own records, in
base subserv fence to popular chief, and
in positive violation of the Constitution
its members were sworn to support. Oh.
my country, how hast thou fallen On
such an occasion, the habilments of sor-
row would well become thy sons.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26
CHAPMAN JOHNSON, JR,
Attorney at law.

RESPECTFULLY offers his professional
services TO the public. He will oon6ne
his attention for the present 10 The vari-
Gus Courts held at Stanton, where he
may be generally found al his Office
near the Court house.
January 10, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26
NOTICE..

AT meeting of the President and Direc-
tors OF the Warm Spring and uarrsonburg
Turnpike road Co., held in Harrisonhurg on
Tuesday the 18th day of January, 1887, .
ORDERED, that general meeting of the
Stockholders of the w. S and Ii. Il. II. Co.
be held at the house of Jas A. Frazier, ESQ,
in Jennings Gap, on the Cd Saturday in
March ne1t.-A general attendance OF the
Stockholders, either by proxy or in person, is
desirable, as business of Importance TO the
Company will be transacted.
BY order of the Board
Nj. HARVEY EFFINGER,
c. w. s. s. II. t. II. Co
Jan. %. lS37.-tm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26
CHARLES l.. CHUR.
Stanton, Jan. 26, lS37.:3t

N. B. Persons having Clocks in the
country, out OF repair, will be waited on
by leaving their directions; and Piano
Fortes will be carefully strung g. tuned.
&SOffice next door to MIR. Michael
CARRIERS tavern.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26
TRUST SALE.

By virtue Of deed of trust executed
to me by John Moffett. and duly admit
ted to record in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Augusta, which deed
bears date August 10th. 1888, 1 will
proceed to sell, for cash. to the highest
bidder, on Friday the 18th day of Fc-
bruary next, in front OF the Wayne Tav-
ern in Staunton, for purposes mentioned
in said deed, all the interest in and to
certain TRACT OF LAND, lying in
Green county, State of Kentucky, and
containing upwards of
1000 ACRES:
The interest of the said John Moffett be-
ing one seventh part Of one half oil said
tract of land.
Acting as trustee, I will convey such
title only as is vested in me by the deed
aforesaid.
JOSEPH BROWN, Trustee.
Stanton, Jan. %, 1886.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

eral patronage bestowed upon him here
tofore, and begs leave to Inform the in.
habitants OF Staunton and the county of
Augusta generally, that he is prepared
to repair Clocks and Watches of every
description, and hopes, by assiduity 10
business, moderate charges. and quality
OF his work, to merit a continuance OF
their favours
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26
GOVERNORS ELECTION.

Contrary TO expectation the dominant par
~ in The Legislature ventured on a caucus
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26
-R.4RGs4E.NsS.

HAVING determined to remove to the
Western Country in a short time, we
offer our present Stock of Goods at re-
duced prices, for CASH, with view to
speedy close of our business.
We request all persons who are in
debted to us, to come forward and settle
their accounts.
PATTERSON g. BROWN.
Staunton, Jan'y 26, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

The Sheriff having according to Law
summoned the Justices Of Augusta County
to meet at the Courthouse, on the present
day, TO wit: the 10Th day of January, 1897.
TO take into consideration the propriety of A.
doping measures 10 prevent the spread of
the Small Pox in said county. The follow
ing named Justices assembled agreeably 10
said summons, 10 wit: William Bows. Jas
Alexander, John G. Sewers. Samuel Black
wood, Joseph Brown, John McCue. GEORGE
NJ. Cochran, John Wayt, John B Christian
Robert Guy, John PorterfeId, William G.
Davis, John X. Moore, Addison Waddell
John "A. Davidson, Samuel Hansbarge-.
Edward q Norman, James NJ. LilIv
Thomas z. Wilson, James Cra,yforJ 80
George Seawright.-W hereupon. proceed =
ings OF meeting Of the citizens of Green.
vi'ie, heid IN pursuance OF Recommendation
contained in the End Resolution Of the Jus.
tlces assembled here on the 18th inst wac
presented, and being considered by the Jus,
tees now assembled, the following resolu.
lions were adopted:
1st. That the Justices have no author;,v
to remove from his place Of residence. The in.
dIvIdual referred TO in the proceedings OF tbe
CITIZENS aforesaid.
Znd. That James NJ. Lilly, James Alex.
ander, John Il. Christian, and DR.. A. Wad.
dell, be, and they are hereby appointed 8
committee Tor The purpose of adopting mea.
sures 10 prevent persons (other than The ne.
cessary at!endants) from going 10 or return.
ing from any house in Greenville where ,be
Small Pox now exisis-and that said corn,
m't'ee certify, when, in their opinion. The
persons now having said distempsr, NAV gr
a, large without the danger of spreading The
same. wy
Srd. That the committee aforesaid be au.
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" Fssl Ys,esg EYp!ic rpsd and cabanel:d sces soss
csy .s Aed and slaso1s arising e@ e pssS s:ss q &c
DROPS eousse unsvaled o the prevention re and cure 81
these ecmpssts poof which read Rows remarkable
cure 81 case Of II years stsndnE
Extract of letter1 . -, !,
Sir-My leg, which before did OF look like human limb
entirely healed resisting other application io
twelve Previo. 70 taking your Relies Botanical Drops
had given all hope Of relief -, !,
Aasher CaseAn agent There taking the
Botanical Drops, evidently with the greatest advantage He de-
caEes, his words, II doing wonders Tor him. nid
10, a. il were, "snatching him from the grave"
occurred were pTtng
miserable nothing they could procure Attending
them relief u they had ma de Of the above laval
liable medicine Tkey al the best aatunnai ply
Price 81, 6bottles for g.
DUMFRIEs REMEDY FOR THE PiLEs-one of the beet
ard thorough for this troublesome complaint
has perfectly answered the for whch intended
than other in and affords immediate and per-
manent ee both fom the disorder itself and s ACCOMPANYING
syptons Of pain in the ons vertigo headache loss OF appetite
INDIGESTION, and otier marks OF debility,
Price 81 for both articles Ointment and Eecuay or so cents
when only one Is wanted
10 None unless signed IT, KIDDER the wrap
sole proprietor and DR. Conway by
are tor SALE at his 80 Court street Boston dsy
his specs appointment by r. Dicke AIS Broadway Sllas Garlic
Nephew Fulton and Water street George ID; Coggc
shall AL Pearl j. H. Hart Broadway and Cham
Der street Whiting Novel; Caharine and Madison ~
q W. Townsend 22s Water ST Rushon Aspinwai VII
ham st; and A. b d d. Sands lc0 Fulton 81. flo2in
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SEAR,s AMERICAN VEGETAnLE mn

- NovAING P!LLS.-These Pills have become 81 - 80
~ :,sss @s:ses . s
o. ss os sfsss
nsss a'f ais; :ps ey = s asSs
ns.sS1 ,' .ss tSsm. ,sn
asao" sn b S"n Ms9f f;s
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MILAN r.s A Albany vandsnlas Il n snS sy
Fu For Sy sas mc Fl s ss =
BgS s'es' z 81 n!fe. the month r
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b., sop.1
y and severe pains Scarce hopes her great de-
dsy. h va: %s sss s 70 r. as
ns seo 10 reducing and he's psins
walk about house and 70 GAIN UNI. .h s able 70
hcahche,wise much improved JAMES P1s,n,M Ssd hef
Now York October as,h 1885, III" street. mar ;th Avenue
Persons wishing TO make Inquiries In regard 10 M. R,,
he ss: and II II. Ss h.
rom ID pulmonary affection Of HaSy
ANGINA PECToRIS-Dr Sears would ro., ,o.,..,c.r-,
Snd o.ea s"". g. ~. . made
cue and danscou. disease Angina pcciss P % .ns OF
.fs of sps sSy9s .soa
ao doubt he cause no q ls sgGy Too late
AID are visitation cos ' e
a. ee breast the s~s PAT" ~ y az
WIZ PAL anout tAe breast ard sl,
@ sue ana region OF the heart extending ofiep m liz re
ones especially the lett and often affecting the len arm %
unsr. 70 are sosetmcs awakene sepse of
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o',an anu sometimes raapiation OF the Na
e ng or against the wind Hekf ~ .s...
SYMPTOMS are not constant and the LII.
eaH eNce' dsrng ITS parosysms which fret do M, fcaes
gpe, a which become more frequent. attended with no"
eia ana aamsg scnsaons and often proving sudeni. fl
wnn paiehy oodhea,h enjoyed Having paid m"c s,s
os 70 me Of this dseasc ard had No
nce ~ ~ ~ woad invite those subject or who y,
" Ann street and make such NAV sas e"cs,
CRRriFicATErhe subject Of this article phs,.h h'
appearance enjoying COED health had two 10
much arc' with Unpleasant sensaie, a ore nae
tended with sense 81 ulness The lcft side ma IN az
dsfts pains enccnr the shoulder and e arm anJ
'he saa Increased eseron ~ nj enep WOW
these up'eyant symptoms and often produce
I've appneu 20 noc,or scars and under Treatment ha
A"@ ~ SIS ONCE, ~ ABn
lcerincae OF MT smith Ely Of the firm .f na,,e,,
f2f ssny year. have been subject 10 billion. ,s,. -,
49, 49, 70 psysIcians Frequently
e. WE with DR. Sears have since NJ
~ 10y uen 10 fm for advice ard rrs,c,na 49, a.
@ Iren ga ,she with Nj. Treatment n ,ns 80
s. q spring, had severe ho,s scr ~
p,sn ~ lrHammatson Of my lsnrx and cough d. ssa
ap1n me and under his treatment he gsym.,.. @
and my health restored have ,bs s,.
ne - mai W aly and SIX in his profession Persons s.ss
street. a'h~ertp 70 cav ~ re, NJ IN Fulton
New York yov,r,lox -. - SMITH ELY.
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as . mercenary Quack, because he 10 sasa
mend his Medicine in large quantities, and that no !,
good medicine is so required The fact is, that anv
medicine having Mercury Arsenic, Antmony, or
Hemlock in it could not be taken in large doses, be-
cause if il were such medicine would DESTROY life al
once He does not say the medicines to which he al
ludes have those ingredients in hem blu, it Is evident
from their directions that great required in the
taking of them Now, BrandretRs Vegetable Uni
versa Pills can be taken at all times, in large or small
doses according to urgency Of symptoms.
one OF those who apply this epithet Of MERGE
NAki was patient of DR.. BIS for three months,
VIZ rom May to August for the Piles, Of which dis
ease the Brandreth Pills COMPLETELY cured him Tn.
man mar now advcrses largely Pill, which he processes
VIII cure every disease, and especially the one under
Dr. Brandreth appeals to the high estimation his
Pills are held IN IN all parts of the United States thi
is his best answer TO all the vile illusions of
ed persons; whom he leaves to banquet on their cwn
envy. 10 o"A
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All hail, Niagara on thy usxnsst verge.
y ~ uD0f enwvape n ssnelms1n sublime,
I view thy keadloag course Monarch ofan
The work Of nature, and Of natures God,
Thy voice il heard in every breath Of air
Thy power felt at every trembling step
rhy beauty in every sunny ray
Thy majesty, and might and grandeur are
Dsplayd TO mortal eyes, in lines that nose
Can look upon, unaw'd.
Ths mightest monarch
That ever wore the roya crown OF in his throne
Dispens'd the man iates ir,evocAbe,
0fdeath in all its most terrific shapes:
He at whose nod millions ofknees won I'd bend,
Whose voice couli people oceans waves, on spread
Terror and desolation DER the EARTH
Woall, at thy foot, be humbled anl abashd,
Aad trsmble as he listened 10 thy voice.
Ages ages past
Unchang'd thr aughout all change-the same today
As yesterday, and as thou shalt be-
Ia every OF the rolling year
Through summers heat winters piercing cold
The when drought or foods o'crspread the land
Abating nothing, nor increasing aueht,
Hast thou kept on thy 4 pd, ceasecss coursel
A monument that speaks to all ths earth
In an Eternal voice-proclaiming loud
The power Of Gods Almighty hand.
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TO TIL 6 PUBLIC.-A

MO TIL g PUBLIC.-Anacreon, the prince OF ancient
the ladies forgot
Us oaes TO mention OF the teeth OF pearl
moment lost sight OF the bamy meath of
lad, ana his 10 both 10
ak,ep yeur teeth and breath sweet The ancents
I'M be odo ADacrens beauties n,ted for
Their ard their Of Ere for their eth oipe m
owl WI mas taught how love and be loved laid
res upou the and raah than Other inland verify
tt.esep worthy III our pructce
How many matches broken ofbow many
enara caused by the single fault VI bad
bccatiL -. -, -. 49,, ~, -. -
uar full and meoous her supebbut the beyond
duxarce -,
~ net be blessed with he teeth Of pearl and the bamy
Lath 80 divine AnacyeoD What gentleman does
s,t wish be in every agreeable to the ladIesl
TJIr- REMEDY Il IN YOUR OWN HANDS,-Dr Pa
D;man Peat Tooth Powder offered remedy whose effects
nr a. certain they delightful This cxcelan tooth
r 4 net The Of the esent day has been hin
~ 10 modern lines and Dr. Paer has had the apsness OF
sonr in ,s purity the long OF article which such
IN The DAYS Il II u offered with the fullest confidence To
TO which thousands who have used can testify and
shou apy gentleman who 10y misfortune, have been at
drfed with breath bad teeth make trial of its yf
ines and perfect sat shed ct its efficacy then othcos
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putting paragaphns 70 render its general
effects are delightful Tie ingredients of nature which
ap4oi nre bcan the teeth and swesten the breath
The ~ the ahcst heal practitioner. 81 this
country win W 10 the fact aud the innumearbe Recommended
,osy Lttrs from ladies gseen vic used Il, suf
csunt guarantees for its worth
For sal nv DR. Hart OF Broadway and Chambers at Er
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m Bostopana Philadelphia.
Price SO cents fer box 10 iM