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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15

TO modify or repeal bank charters. ,l
the publlck interest requires it upon s"S
terms and conditions as shall do coual ~
actjustice 10 all, and that the leoisl,S.
is bound by the most sacred obligations
public duty to enforce the contracts of bsrI
TO pay their notes in gold and silver.
,Foarthiy. And who will be true to Il
restoration of the constitutional currencu,
gold and silver, and to the gradual. bui :,
lectual modification, and abrogation, Of H..
false banking system whose advocates ir
putes to government the present distress i
the country, when il is altogether ascribab,
to no act of government, but to the vices
the system ITSELF
ResOlucd, That 1 any system ofJnpEjo,
be permitted, il ought to 1a one which wi
extend equal rights and privileges TO ever
member of the community, desirous !
availing himselfof them: and if anv cha,
ters be granted, they ought TO be accom-,
MED with ample restrictions, securities AMI
penalties, so as ehectually to guard the pn,
lie against imposition, loss, and delov Il
payment
Resotoed, That we approve of the Spece
Circular, and that we deem it expedient am.
proper for the general government 10 n.
quire all the public dues to be paid in co5
and silver, and that we recommend to i. n
dissolve all connection with banking inst.
tutions in the disbursement and eollecto,
ofits revenues.
Res0iUed, That the issue and use of cor.
poration notes or certificates of loan. as
circulating medium, by whatever name de-
slgnated, and by whatever necessity excua
ed, we repudiate as worse than the disea,.
they were intended to remedy.
1t was then agreed that when this conyer
ton adjourns, it will adjourn to meet agai
at half past 7 O'clock tomorrow morning
Thursday, Juty 6; 1897.
On motion of Mr.. A. T.. Penniman,
was agreed TO reconsider vote of the con
yention yesterday made, by which arcs
olution in that days proceedings, was
dopted as a substitute for the following res
olntion, reported by the special committee
Resolved, That the stockholders of al
banks should be held responsible for h
debts of their respective institutions in thc
Individual capacities TO the utmost extento
their private poperty!
The said resolution being under conside
alton various Amendments were propose
by Messrs. Brown, Butler, Earle, Penn
man. of Philadelphia county, and others, an
rejected.
On motion. it was agreed that when th
convention adjourns, it will adjourn to me
at half past 2 o'clock this afternoon,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-15

JAMES BLACK, President.
THOMAS HEMPHILL,
SAMUEL REFER.
john WHTBANK,
JoHN KNEPLEY,
DAVID CUMMINGS,
SAMUEL STRoEcKER,
JoHN RHODES,
MONTGOMERY SWEENEY,
Vice Presidents.
Hamlet A. Kerr,
Charles A. Ra,on, 5 Secretaries.
y. n. Penniman,
.ff'dre,O Parker,
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DYSPEPSIA
. Y1V II II ".
VNIssNDIG PrOVHz'ty
.nDB SAIns

IN order 10 have. a division of the well known
1 Tavern Stard generally known a, Caiia-
ray's farera, at Pittsylyana Court House, the
undersigned will offer the same for sale, TO the
highest bidder on the 81 day Of March court next.
Ii is deemed superAuous 10 enumerate the adyan-
tages oil this stand, consisting Of a commodious
Tavern and Lawyers house. Stables, &C. Store
House, Counting Room, Cellar, &c Also. an
acre of ground attached 10 the same, OF incalcn-
liable advantage to Hog and Horse Drovers.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing property, are re
lefred 10 Major David H. Clark, residing in the
neighborhood, or 10 Col. Leonard Claiborne oil
Danvlle BY THE PROPRlETORS.
LIN % 81
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Classical. School.

YylIE Classical Srbeol al Boeock's, neai
l.. Floods, IN the'oopniy ol Buckf1sha'a. wa,
'pehed on the Inst Monday IA tie present
.onih. under The supef,etetdeaee oil tire subscft-
Ier. 500
TERMS
The terms per sesson are
For orlograrby. Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic, 81 so
For English Grammar, Geography and
History, 10 90
Tor tie Latin aud Greek Languages,
f Mathematics. and the Sciences, II 30
In addition 10 the above studies, instruction
viii be gwen III The French and Spanish Lau=
guages, at -, and ia Oriental Languages, a.
~ per session.
The year viii be divided into two sessions
the first commencing the Isl Of January. and
closing The 81 1 May the SECOND, The ii oi
June, and closing the 9th of December. va
cation Of SIX weeks will be gwen IN the course
Of the fall.
Those who enter NJ an advanced period OF The
Term, will only be charged Tor the portion OF
time that remains: bun no deduction viii be
made on account oil absence
The tuition IS payable in advance.
Boarding can be obtained IN respectable IA
miles, in the neishborhood, on reasonable
terms.
The subscriber having pursued regular Lite
rary and Professions course OF studies, and de
voted some time 10 the instruction Of youth,
eel5confdent that be will be able 10 meet the
expectations Of his patrons.
LOUIS f. KLIPSTEIN
january Is Is
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NOTICE.

No IIIE.
~ pursuance of a. decree pronounced by the
i circuit superior court Of law and chancery
Tor the county OF Amherst, at The last September
Term, IN the case of Shepherd, &c. VS.. Long,
&c therein depending, the undersigned, who IS
thereby appointed commissioner for that purpose
VIII, at the next Amherst February court. offer
i Tor sale, to the highest bidder for cash. very
llhely Negro Man-he is also reputed 10 be IA
Soou waterman The undersigned will not war
rant any other title than that vested in him by
the decree aforesaid, though be believes that to
be unque>tioned
SAM. NJ GARLAND, Com'r.
January 26 n.
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DY virtue Of a decree, pronounced by the
% county cauTt Of Amherst, al the NoYem
bertcrm. ls2G. IN the case Of " lIliam Illtlless
and other, aginst Henry Hairless aud others, IN
suit therein depending. The undersigned, who
i, thereby appointed Commls souer for that pnf-
posi-. will, on Thursday. the 2d day OF March
next offer tor sale II the highest bidder, on The
premises. the tract of Land, In said proceeding
mentioned. it being The tfacr Of Land on which
William Hairless. dec, lived at HE tlne Of his
death. Tbs tract lies near the Amherst Springs
and contains between 800 and 100 acr,s-has
on II some firh Tobacco Land, aud j. worthy
the attention of those who wah to purchase.
Viii also sell, on Friday following, on the
premises. y smaller lract of Land, belonging To
the estate Of SAID William hairless tbs Tract
contains between fifty aud sixty acres or therea-
bouts, and lies near Pedlar River.
The terms are for both tracts, one ttird in
cash aud the balance in IL aud IS months in
equal nstamcnts bond and security viii be
required and lien retained ~ secure the credit
pnynr ut. = he undcrs igned viii only convey
the ule. vested IN him, winch he believes to be
unquesuoned.
JAMES L. TALlAFERRO Com.
January 90 i2Nh
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Mn. LEIGus RESIGNATION.

:. On motion 81 MI. Boris, The report and leso.
luions of The Select Cowmltlee on Mr. Leigh,
letter el.restsnaton, were taken up.
Mr. Boris adrasstd the House at some lenglI
support OF the indefinite posiponemcut
The discussion was continued ty Messr<
Shna. Ptndleiou, Mootes Siansrd, and al
kins-- when, on motion of Mr.. PorIsoN, The
rerort was laid ON the table.
ia motion of Mr.. CRrrenr Elm,
The House nd ionfnta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-02

VrIRGISIA-Ai rules held 10 the Click ;
Y Office of tl. Circuit Superior. Court OF Law
and t4,a,refy. for the county. OF Amherst GA
Monday The ID day Of Ocloberf 1886: :,
Alfred T +. billiard and Elizabeth b. his vile;
formerly Elizabeth b. Cabeli, Napoleon Il. "a
bell and Alexander Cabell, Plaintiffs,
apdiHst
Frederick Cabell, surviving Executor oi me
last will and testament of john Cabelf, decd,
and IA hi> own rght, Samuel Branslord late
serieaDt of he corporation of bynchburg, and
as such administrator de honis non, with HE
will annexed of Geo Cabell, decd, Samuel
iabpll. VIM Daniel, Judge of the GeneLl
Court of virginia. and Paullua J. his vile, Tor
mrrly Plulina J. Cabell, William Walton, one
of de securities Of John J. Cabell, decd, IN his
official bond rs guardian for the Plaintiffs,
whist infants, William Chick, one OF the
OF the said John J. CabeIl, decd
in his official bond, as one OF the Executors OF
John Cahell, decd and Thomas II. Friend, Ad-
ministrator Of John J. Cabell, decd,
Defendants,
IL GHANCERY.
The Defendant Samuel Cabell not having
entered his appearance and gwen security
10 the act of ssembly and the rules
Of this Court, and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he Is not an lnhabtant of this
country il IS ordered that the said Defendant
do appear here on the first day Of April term
next, and answer the bull of the Plaintiffs, and
hat "A copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
he Lynchburg Nirgmlan, for two months sue
cesslvrly, and posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Tcste,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. c.
December WIN
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Sale of Valuable Lands.

Ny virtue of a decree of the circuit superior
- court OF law aud chancery Tor the county
OF llrnfco, pronounced on the lth day Of June
1886 IN cauNein which the Attorney General
l, plaintiff, and Thomas Mitchell and others
are defendants, the Undersigned appointed
commissioner Tor that purpose, will sell, ON
Thursday, the 10th day OF March next, (thr
same being The first day OF Patrick March court
AT Patrick count house, the following valuable
Tracts OF Land, 10 wit: tract or parcel OF land
lying and beng IN the county OF Patrick. in the
fork of Goblingtown creek, containing 500 acres,
beng the same tract of land conveyed by WIN
Nit he'll To William Berkeley, formerly trcasu
ture dated the 18th day of March, 1859 One
! other tract of land ylng IN the same county, on
! both sides OF Dan river, containing 800 acre.
and another tract IN the same county, containing
3l4 acres, on Archer's creek being the same
lands conveyed by William Mitchell TO the SAID
William Berkeley, formerly treasurer as afure
said, by lndenlure dated the 27lh day of June
| 1890. The lndcntures were duly recorded in
the year 1899, in the clerk. office of the county
court Of Patrick, TO which reference may be had
for father description Of the lands.
BY direction Of the decree, the said lands vii
e sold al public auction, on the following terms
One third OF the purchase money 10 he paid down
on -thlrd III one year, and the residue IN cgh
10 months.
n, NJ TALIAFERRo, Com'r
| January o3 wide
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NOTICE..

4 LII persons indebted the estate william
~ 7. Krauth, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
the estate, to bring them forward, that arrange
ments may BIZ madeiiortbeir adjustment.
HENRY DuNNINGToN, iEx,,r..
ARTHUR II. MOON, IA 0'''
Januafy-23 iw
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OSCA X

~ THIS beautiful thorough bred
UNN Horse. Formerly the property Of
keA1W Mr.. Walter Coles of Albemaflc }
NJ ~ will stand the ensuing season IN
inutooa,a For further particulars see hand.
bills. which will be circulated IN due tlme.
BENJAMIN I HUNT.
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J:sEV HxE.VE S1ltE.sES
MONTAGIES HAl.N FOR TIE IEETu

THIS BaIm IS Warranted 10 ailOrd immcdlltp
and permanent relief in that most distress no
pain OF all palms, 1ooth-ache 1t is also one
OF the best rreseryatves for the teeth now
known.
ANTI SPiSlIODIC TTNCTTRE. Or
HOIIiERS COHFORT;
a new and valuable remedy for Diarrhea in al
IT'S various forms, DysentcY, Cramp. Cholera
Morbu>, ASatlc Cholera, Summer Diseases Of
children, &C., &c. 1t has been subjected to the
most rigid and scientific examination by some Of
the most extensive Physicians & practitioners
IN Virginia, who now recommend it in their prac-
tice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-02

VIRGINIA AT rules held in The Clerks
' Office Of hecircuil superior cour, Of law
and chancery, for the county of Amherst, on The
"a day Of January, 1887:
John Eubahk, Plaintiff,
against
Edmund Winston, hate sheriff Of Amherst
and "a such administrators with the will annex.
ed OF Robert Garland, decd. Nancy Garland,
James p. Garland, Sposwood Garland Daniel
Penow and William II. Loving, Defendants,
IL CHANCERY.
The defendant William II. Loving, not hav-
ING entered. his. app arance, and gwen security
according TO the act of Assembly, and the rules
OF this court. aEd-it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhabiant OF this
country, it is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next April
term, and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff, and that
copy otthls order be forthwith inserted IN the
Lynchburg Nirginian, for two months snc;es-
siyely, and posted at the front door of the cour'
house OF this county.
A Copy-Teste.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. C.
January &c w2m
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Land, Stock, Nc. for Sale.

NlI.L be sold to the highest bidder on
w the 18th day of February, 1857, II far,
il not the next iaf day thereafter, Sunday ex-
reptet all the estate Of Edmund Burruss, dee d.
Late Of Bedford county, both real aud personal
Tact OF Land on which he resided, lying on the
waters OF Goose Creek aud containing , q acres.
more or less, ad ohlug the lands OF Joseph &.
iIigglnholham aud others. The improvements
consist of a comfortable dwelling House and
other necessary out Houses, and the land IS in a
good state al lmprovement and sufficient 10
work Tour or five hands to advantage. Al~o,
another Tract Of Land IN The immediate neigh.
horhood, adjoining the lands of Caleb William
sonand others, containing 23n acres, more or
less, neasiy all IN woods, portion OF winch Is
good tobacco land. The tile to the above land
IS believed 10 be good, but Will convey none
Other than IS vested IN me Is Executor Thu
terms of sale are one-thlrd cash on the balance
a credit Of - months Will be given, the purcha.
ser entering into bond with satisfactory securi-
ty.
Also, likely Negroes, consisting Of men and
women, House bold and X ltchcn furniture, rfor
of Corn Wheat, Oats, Tobacco, Fodder, &c
head OF Horses, stock Of Cattle, Sheep, Hogs
one ioufhorse Wagon aud Plantation Tools, &c
Terms al inns ot i've dollars aad upwards
credit oi'12 months viii be gwen. the purcha
s.rr entering into hand with good security al
under ten dollars cash will he required
THOMAS &. BURRUSS, EN'ot OF
Edmund BmruNs, deed
January o6 ids
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20 EWA y.

AtTOLEN from before the door Of the sub
> scrlber, on Saturday last a dark gray PO-
NEY 3 feet high, and has a right white fore
..ot he is about 3years old.
Apply to JOHN FARLEY.
Richmond January l6 Is
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NOTICE,

4 LII persons indebted to the late concerns OF
N Nowlin, Hunt & Co. and Nowln e. Hern-
don requesled to make payment, as longer IN
diligence canot be given.
S. NOWLIN, acting partner.
Jan 2e 3ts.
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POLE SALE

4 LIKELY Jack, scycn ycaf5 Old, near thIrtect
Il hand, hieh, very vigorous aud stout made an,
j, known to b. sulc ioa gcrtcr. lie can be seen .
my plantation on the road from lynehhurg 10 Camp
h,ll Guuf-hou JOSH Phi HENDkCk.
January ii 5t
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December 26

NlRGlNlA-At Jules held in the Clerks
Office of the circuit superior court Of law
and chancery, for the county of Amherst, on the
Sd day of October 1885,
Peter Dent and Sally Lee his wife, formerly
sally Lee Camden, Plaintiffs
against
Peter G. Camden, Executor of LEROY Cam
den, decd, W illiam II. Garland, and Richard
~ Eubank, Defendants,
IL CHANCERY.
The defendant Peter G. Camden, Executor
lot Leroy Camden, decd, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according to
the act of Assembly, and the rules of this court
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
he Is not an nhabtant of this country, it is or
dered that the said defendant do appear here on
The first day of April term next, and answer the
o'll OF the plaintiffs, aud that a copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Vir-
glnlan, Tor two months successfully, and pos
ted at the front door Of the Courthouse OF this
county. A Copv-Teste.
JOHN THOMPSON Jr., C.
December w2m
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notice..

~ II f subscriber having retired from ,he Gro
II Gerry and Commission Business, wishes to
ret lie upthe business of the late films of John
" IN. & I Poe and J. & G. Poe, c. Poe and
Poe Il Renwlck. as early as possible. As.some
of the accounts have been OF very long standing
further indulgence can be gwen. .Applica-
ton may be made to myself, or Mr.. James b.
.CASWELL POE.
n. B.-l wish TO purchase next sInine, 500
cords Chestnut, Spanish and Black Oak Bark
for which cash will be given
CASWELL. POE.
January % st
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The Lovingston Hotel.

VgNllE subscribers having purchased the Ia
lovlugston heretofore occupied by Col. Charles
Pcrow, beg leave to inform the public general
". that they will make every exertion To please
those who may call upon them. The house i
large and convenient, and will be neatly fitted
up. Servants hall be attentive, table and sta
bic supplied with as good as the country can al
ford. and the bedding shall be of the first order.
In fine, we will endeavor to keep house wor-
which passes through this place, stops at this
house, and passengers will be furnished with
every accommodation. We therefore solicit the
publc patronage.
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BANKING REGULATIONS.


On motion of Mr.. MAY the bill prescribing
general regulations for the Incorporation ofBanks
was taken up.
Mr.. SMITH OIL of w. moved the following
amendment:
Before the commencing clause insert
FL" ana be az further fRdcted That all ILLS
or notes which bank shall be authorized Ia
issue, or does IN fact issue, of the lowest sum or
denomination, shall be paid in gold or silver at
the option of the bearer, and in cases where
specie 10 an amount not exceeding one hundred
dollars, is demanded in payment Of bills, notes
or checks, IL shall be at the option of the bearer
10 receive portion. as near as may be mol less
than onestourth, in gold"
Mr.. MAY moved to amend the amendment,
by striking out the words in brackets.
This was opposed by Mr.. SMITH aud sustain
ed by Messrs. May, Fisher, aud Watkins, and
ngre d to-.
The amendment as amended, was then a
doped
Mr., SMITH, OF ]. ofW. moved further to a
mend the bill. by striking from the 18th section
the following provlso
"Prorided, That the powers herein given
shall not extend tothe investigation of the de-
poslte account of any indvduan,
Mr.; Smith enforced the propriely of tho
adoption of his anne ndmenr; which, having beer
opposed by Mr.. Slanard, and supported by
alr Hunter, was pegatived
The bill " as then ordered 10 be sncroaed fo
third reading
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VIRGINIA, TO wiz AT rules held in the Clt.
Office Of the Circuit superior Court Of Lawnj
Chanccry for the county Of Amherst, On Monday Tim
2t day Of January, 1897
George w, Carter, guardian for Julia 4 earn,
John Carter and Walker 5. Carter, infant children g
Edward Carter, dee, and legatees of William Cmra
dee, PIN,
against
Willis f.. d c'tar5o1 late rutr Ian /, rght of Ii,
wife VI. A ID eIc-son, formerly NJ A. Carter OF the sad
Julia John and Walker and Thomas \. Euhank She
rll of Amherst, and Administrator with the will ahn,.
ed of Bartlett Cash, dec and William Cash and ljsp,
Sale, which said Bartlett Cash VIM. Cash and William
Sale are sccurtrsV the said Mary, guardian aforo.
said, and. the said Willis f., Dickcrson, administrator
with the viii annexed of the sad William Carter dc
and William NJ. Waller his security DeF.
IL CHANcERY
The defendants William Sale and William Cash MOI
havlp" entered their appearance and given security
according To the act uf Assembly and tho rules Of thu,
Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence ih,
they not inhabitants of this Comulunwcalth iii,
ordered that the said defendants appear here on h.
fore the first ddy Of April teanue + and answer the a
oi the plaintiffs and hat copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in hc town
of Lynchbufr for two months successivcy dpus.cd
at the front door OF the COURTHOUSE OF this county
A.Cnpy--1tstc,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. c
january &c Vim
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H. ID. UurriH, Dentist,
OF PETERSBURG. VA.

- RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies' and
~ gentlemen of Lynchburg, that he has taken
room at the Washington Hotel, where he
intends remaining Tor a short time From
his experience in all the operations OF Dental
Surgery, and the general satisfaction he has
heretofore gwen, he is confident that he will
be able oplease all those who may favour HIM
with call -
PS; Ladies waited on at their residence il
desired. :
Jan Is On,
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E1' Alta meeting Of the President and Directors OF
the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company, it is order
cd that the Stockholders of said company. pay To
John Garth, Of buchanan, Treasurer of said company
oihor before thc 25th January next Ten Dollars on
/ each share If Stock.
BLAIR See ,ary v b T
Jm,u sfyl IL wt2sJ
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\TtltGlNlA-At a court held for Franklin
' county at the courthouse, on e I'd day
oil January, 1897
John J. Lowell and Polly his wiz Plaintiff,
against
William Parberry, James , arberry, Sarah
Parberry, and Levi, WinGheld and Elizabeth
has wife, Defendants,
In CHAScERY.
The defendants William Parberry and James
Parberry, not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act of As
scmby aud the rules of this court, and 1t ap-
pcafing To- the abstraction OF this court that they
are not inhabitants OF this commonwealth, on
the motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel, it is or
dered that the SAID defendants do appear here on
the first Monday in March next, and answer the
plaintiff bill, and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in the Lynchhurg Nnninl-
an, for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the court house of this county.
a Copy-Teste,
NJ. q. CARPER, D. c.
January 9 W2m
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ITTTT' Il ITNI VIII VTTTtTTVTTE.
BRITISH ANTl-DN SPEPTIC
DENTIFRICE !

Renders the teeth beautifully and permanently white
omhellshcs the enamel, rtmo> the 1uor arising from
docayed teeth, usually termed offensive breath pre-
their decay and tooth ache oradicatcs the -curv
from the gums, aud mpart5 desirable sweetness
10 the breath.
: An experienced druggist prononnccs tbs Tooth
Powder OF the best he has met with, either
Foreign Domestic. Price 80 cents.
:: )R PM L'tN pII 9
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BONAPARTES tANr ENPUNCING
MIXTURE.
Forextractlng, Grease, Turpentlue. Paints. Oils
&c. from Carpets. Broadciolh, Hats and Silks,
by which coat collars are made To look a, fresh
AS any part of the coat, with ample directions ac
companylng each bottle Tor then uses.
For sale by JAMES +. ROYAIJ.
Agl. for II. b. Montague, Petersburg
Jan % -
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MIN OEL1.AU.

January 26