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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
NEW I,,DlAN TERRITORY.

\ bill before the Senate ON the 9th ut.,
of which Nj. Crucnden says he had rather be the
author, than of any measure which has been
brought before Congress since he has had the honor
Of a seat in the Senate: And although Mr.. Cltten-
den Is a good Whig-none better-ihe bill alluded
to an administration measure. lis title is, A
bill 10 provide for the security and protection Of the
Indians West Of the states Of Missouri and Alkan-
ans'-hayIng special reference, we presume, (ur
we have the bill self) to the tribes recently
removed or are on the eve Of removal. JUDGE
White opened the debate IN defence of the bill to
the passage Of which some constitutional objections
were urged by Mr.. Allen. Mr.. Noryoll opposed
that provision Of the bill which allows an Indian del
winch by the way, is 10 be called . Neosho"
Judge White expressed the hope that he would live
to see the day when these Indians would be qualified
even to represent themselves upon the floor Of Con
gress and Nh. Linn thought 1t the most cfectual
measure that could be devised for the protection of
Missouri, Arkansas and Wisconsin against any hos
tiIity the part Of tie Indians; and the last aud
only project which would civiIze aud improve the
character of the Indians, and save them from de
tended would have a tendency both to elevate helr
Characters and also to attach them more strongly to
the L. States. Mr.. Lumpkn and Mr.. Davis also
supported the bill; and DIR. Niles Of Con. thought
we bad better have little do with these Indians
possible and Mr.. King OF Alabama was a little in
favor of, and little opposed tn the policy, but rather
more friendly than hostile. No decisive vote, how
ever, taken.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

nNWIpDIE.-The Petersburg lnelligencer states that
AIf.a J. Vaughan (Ad) is elected by II over Maj.
p. tWbg1 1t also that the majority for Col. Nal
Ior Cons over DR. E. p Scott Sub-Tr) in the Senatorial
Dris,rist is 9.-The polls not given.
ACCOMACK-Bayly aud Cropper (Whgs) eected-,he
latter in place of Poulson " b.
NORTH AMPTON.-Wm. l.. Savage (Whig) elected over
Mr. Segar tWhig)-vote not stated.
MADISoN-John Booton tConserv a,ivel elected b,
majority over Robert A. Banks tSub-Treasury.l This
as the se,eres contest, informed known this
county.
AUGUSTA.-Messrs. Kinney and Stuart reelected with
out opposition
TYLER.-It is believed that Stephenson tWhig) is elect
cd from Tycr-buta yet there certain information
ORANGE g. GREEN-John Weolfolk ADM re-elected
without opposition.
ALLEGHANY.-IIere a correction must be made VIM
G. Holloway tidm.) is reelected.
MARSHALL.-Calwel tWhg) is elected from Marshall
There four candidacs--two v b. and two Wings
MONROE-tl Del James A. Dunlap tWhig) elected
bv majority of9 Augustine A. Chapman, late excellent
Y. B. member.
BROOKE.-Tan is elected for Brooke.
BATH.-Wiam McClin,ic ". b.
KANAWHA,--t;cnl. Smith tWhig) is re. elected by
majority OF Ga over Mr.. Reynolds his Wing opponent.
KANAWHA.
For The Senate
b. H. Smith tWhg) 3l7
Thompson ". b. 253
Boyer tWhis) 81
Wing majority ll3-Smith's majority "a.
OHIO SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Extract of letter. dated Wheeling, April %.
Our Election is Good ~ b. is elected. His
oriy Daniel Edgington known yetsay from 100
900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
BIDDLE AND TIE BANk.-Mr. Clay too

RIDDLE AND TIE BANKING Clay took
very proper gtound, the other day, in the discussion
OF MI 6fnndy's bill of pains and penalties against
B'dde aud the BauN, for keeping IN circulation the
notes OF the deunct Monster:
As Tor Nicholas Bddlc. said Mr.. Clay. his mer-
'handiSe, ms non-iespmpton. HIS cotton bags &c.
we have nothing TO do with them--we want nothing
TO do with them, 50 FAR as | know the opinions OF
my trends and my mind. What is he To u.s.
o. We 10 HIM, that he his Bank should be eontin-
ually dragged bIme the Senate "
- do think, SAID Mr.. CLAY, the Bill Involves the
most enormous stretch Of power ever Witnessed OF
that ever has been attempted Mr.. Clay here
gave ms opinions upon the Constitutional qucs-
Following this part OF the subject. he SAID the
bIIl contained the most olIuus aud infamous power
WHICH could be conceived oi. No Federal party or
any portion OF the Federal party have ever commended
tor such power As Tor Nh. Bldde, sad Mr.. Clay
addressing himself 10 Mr.. b. "hang Inn II YOU
please lie belongs 10 Pennsylvania. We have
nothing to do with Nick Blddle or Nick Biddle's
Bank. Pennsylvania made II, aud Penusy lvania was
responsible Tor II and IT, sad Nh Clay the Senator
Iiom Pennsy IvanIi thinks proper to stand up here
and abuse him. he should not quarrel with hun for
that. lie thought, however, II would appear better
II Mr.. buchanan would stand forward in defence OF
his own constituents"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07

liz Columbia, ). {. Telescope detects. a striking
metanhoreal resemblance between tins falling house
aud the present, administration: For it says lst the
administration, like the house, is where ought not
TO be- I'd, II unfit FOR the duties it was elected to
perform; Sd, it's exceedingly ugly; aud athly, # IT
do not soon tumble down it will be pulled down.
ana another adapted to discharge its duties, put in
ITS plaee-And, rice refsa, the Telescope might have
added, II it be soon pulled down. II will tumble
down under the weight of Its own measures. aud IN
vohe Itself aud the country in n common ruin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07

H. DIR. Lardner, in s36, wrote elaborate anti
Gle IN the Edluburg Review to prove, (Which he did
do most conclusiv >ly, aud by the most nclutable
scientific argumens,) that the idea OF navigating the
ocean by steam absurduv And Yet The
thing bad been done sixteen years beforehand is
gain done This is the difference between Theory
and Practice Theory that according 10 certain
data, certain results must inallbly follow; Prac-
goes to work, and oy one blow OF the hammer o.
veuhrows the theory, or by the vapt OF a steam en-
glne dIssipatcs it into thu an The Fiedcrlcks burg
Arena recommends little of VI. NJ. Noah's phos-
ophy to DR.. Lardner: !" II he morning after the
grand celebration IN New lulk OF the union of the
Lakes with those OF the Atlantic, MAJOR Noah with
his accustomed good temper and righteousness, said,
that, for eight years he had been laboously cuga.
gcd IN proving that the canal never could be made ;
that the physical obstacles were nsuimounable and
that the work beyond the resources the whole
county; lie said he had used rcatns of paper and
galloes OF ink to prove the absutduy and mprac
tcabty OF the enterprise, and To denounee It's illus
tious protector and that just he had brought his
argument 10 G. +. d, he reused by the roar
OF the cannon, and on cnqnrlng the cause, told,
IT IN honor Of the completion of the work he had
proved lmptaclicable -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
OBITUARY.

Departed this life. ON the morning Of the 22d Of
April. MIS-. Lucy NORTH wife Of Nh John North,
the G4th year OF hefage. 1t is not the intention
ofthe writer OF this rlbale to her memory, to euo-
gize her haractcr 10 dwell on the manifold virtues
which adorned her life F.; although much might be
said 10 the praise of her aud all that knew her
would testify to her worth. in truth, her character
among her acquaintance Is so well known aud eslab
shed, that is altogether useless say word IN
her praise. The writer would simply state, for the
sat slaction OF her numerous friends and relali1es
that her death was just such as might have been cx
peced from the whole course of her lie--calm
peaceful and happy. Having long been ptoiessed
follower of the Saviour and having faithfully prac
used the duties of Religion, she experienced in her
last moments the blessed supports and comforts Of
that Religion. Without one murmur or complaint,
she submitted to the affective dIspensaion OF Heaven
and resting alone the merits of the Saviour she
passed Through the grave and gate of DEATH with
a composure, aud peace, aud hope, which afford to
her surviving friends the mos: comfortable assurance
that she has entered upon that Test which remaineth
inrt he DpnDp ul { tOU.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07

c. Jc0ersons Birth Day celebrated at St.
Clairslve, Ohio, the 18Th Of april, by the par
" who have stolen his name for the purpose ofo-
verhrowins his principles Among the invited
guests we find John c. Calhoun in company with
Senator Allen, and F. w. Pickcns Of S. c. aloenside
of {. c. Cambrelcng. Tie Nullifyors and the au-
thors OF the Force Bill exchanging brotheriy COM
pliment She drnouncers Of Van Bmen's election
as an aSurPat'on' joining hands with the " Royai
tStS' WHO elected him And this /" fratetna hug
is given and received on Jeffcrsons brth-dev the
better to palm the cheat upon the people. Mr. Cal
HON was formerly reproached by the Globe as a
" Nalhtyng Uzie"-he is now, VIC suppose, q
Nullllying Democrat Hashe charged his princi-
ples-or, has the GtoJc changed!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07

though we DO Know that he is--for on this .ubec,
ms views may have changed we confess ours have.
s'ace the subject deb aed in the Virginia Legs
ldtufe-he may be such Abolitonlst rs Thorn
Us 1eherson but that heis such "a Quo Arthur
Iappan we fatty deny We should as soon believe that
John e Calhoun OF his friend of the Chronicle be.
Iengs TO that school. The mputatlon is not the
less ridiculous in the one case ihau in the other.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
COMM NICATFD

Ata court held FOR Nelson Couny, the o3d day Of
April, 1893:
The Court, having received intelligence of the
death olCapt. Iacharah Roberts, who was n Justice
OF HE Peace, and late member Of the Court If this
county. The Court, in testimony of their respect
for the worth and character Of the deceased both as
Magistrate and citizen. unanimously resolve
Grape their left arm forihuy days, IN which they
request the officers OF the Court 10 unite. And the
Clerk OF The Court is requested 10 furnish the Ed
tors of the Newspapers published in Lynchburs and
charlottesville with copies Of this order, to be in
serted IN Retrospective papers. An extract from
the Record. Teste, SP. GARLAND, elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07

The great Treasury BnHding.-Tle government,
some months ago, commenced the erection Of a
mammonth building AT Washington, with SO rooms,
for the use of the Treasury Department. The walls
are just up, heavy, MASSIVE walls Of solid granite at
expense Of some hundred thousand dollars
when, 10! 1t is grave!y proposed to pull down the
House that Jack built" and built it up again For
why First, because it is not placed where 1t
ought TO be-why did they not think Of this before
they bull, the walls ! 2dly because it is not suited
to the purpose for whichit is Internationally did they
not adapt it to its intended uses 3dly because is
exceedingly ugly-why did they not have an eye to
IFS beauty in agreeing upon plan! And lastly be-
cause, If completed in its present plan, il will tumble
dewn--a very good reason, we confess though that,
100, we think. mig it have been guarded against had
proper care been taken in the original instance.
But this is the way TO Rctrcnch and Reform, we sup
pose. And the saying goes, Uncle Sam has a
plenty OF money and no pool kin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07

Prospect far Crops.-'rhe growing crop of Wheat
IN the surrounding country looks finely, far better
than for many years past at this season but the
long continuance of cool. dry weather, has much
retarded the growth OF Oats, and prevented the Corn
from coming up well. As for Fruit it has been SC
nously injured by lrosts, and most of the early kinds
entirely destroyed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
DISSOLUTION.

TIVE co-parnersh,p heretofore existing between
l. Archer Brown Robert Z. Barnett. was dis.
solved. by mutual consent. on the oath uli As it
IS important that the business OF the concern should
be wound up speedily, Brown X Baiucu request
all persons havmg claims against them to p,esenl
them forthwith. and those indebted TO them will con
iera iavor by making payment without delay. Ar
cher Brown alone is authorized TO close the bust
nes, therefore, all payments. &c, must BIZ made to
HIM. ARCHER BROWN,
ROBERT L. BARNETT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07

a. Nj Haynes, one OF the Representatives in
Congres from Georgia IN address 10 his constitu-
" asks permission retire from their service At
the end of the term for which he was elected. They
would have doubtless gwen him that permission,
without the asking
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
SUMNER EsETREAT.
RgCEE.FEDSO.V"S .SPRIv'G =

Y2NHE proprietor OF the mineral Springs, mmedl-
Il aleIy in the vicinity OF Lynchbulg, pleasant
morning and evening walk for Gentlemen and La
dies ofrhe town, prepared to receive Visitors
His terms follows:-A family OF four, 50 for
the season; for less number, So; for single per-
son. 81 for transient visitors, 81 visit. His
Shower-b bath is in neat ORDER his price for single
bath will be 25 for the season, IS all to be paid
in advance. JOIN FlCHARDSON.
Nav 81 If
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day oh May.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Mahogany Sldchoa,ds. different patterns, with and
without marble tops,
do Wash Stands, do do Ito
do Centre Tables. do do do
do Ladies' Dressing Bureaus. do
do Wmdrobrs large and different patterns,
do Curtain Bcdsica,ls. "A beautiful article.
do splendid SETS DUNG Tables, pillar and
blocks.
to Sccretar ics aud Book Cases,
do Easy Chal,s, and many other articles use
fn IN family,
excellent second hand FORTE RsE.l.vO.
= The subscriber ml rms his customers aud
the public generally tina, II is his intention To leave
Lynchbutg, about the LIST June, Tor period OF
Ioni months, or visit tn Scotland. aud tenders his
most sincere thanks generous public for The lib
er patronage he has received since his residence IN
this raec.--MI. VIM Bobb,u will attend 10 all mat
,cts ol business IN my absence, who has acted my
foreman FOR The three years las, past, until my re-
turn.
The above sale will be conducted by Messrs.
Payne X Turner, Auctionceis.
= Terms at sale. WM. CROSBlE.
Aprll26 tbs II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07

o. The Nashville Union OF the 2ls ult an
nounces the arrival of Gen jackson in that city, where
he expected to remain several days. He has nearly
regaInod his usual state OF health,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
DIR. ROBERT A.CLEMENT.

hFFERS hs professional services 10 the cili
~ zens OF Liberty and to the adjacent country
aud hopesb close attention merit Il share OF public
patronage. Residence nj Wm. TER, - Ofice on
Msln Street, few doors below VIM. Tefry's Ia.
MAY wIw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
FINE PRICE For TORACCO.

lhd. ofTobacco, made by Major B. Uunter of
this county, was sold, last week. at Martins Ware
house. Tor Sl7 so per hundred. Col. A Leltwich
bong il loi manu- factufng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
CmRISTOPmEIs McIvER.
Merchant Tailor.


HAS RECEIVED A PORTION. and viii 10
l. l. lew day receive the remainder Of his
Spring supply Of Goods for Gem
t1emen's wear, consisting Of
Fine and super fine Blue, Black, asd fancy colored
Cloths,
Splendid Blue, Black and style fancy colored
English Cassmers, rery Handsome,
Plain and figured English Black Satin vestipg Of
superior quality,
New style Wclt,ngs aud Marsaes do
"a French Black Bombzinc. very fine.
Black ribbed Angola Cloths Cor Pan,aoons,
New style White and lancy colored drillinEs.
Tenants and other superior Stocks,
Silk HandL crchleis. Linen BosonIs and Collars.
Trimmings Of the best order,
Inch Measures and Needles for TsyIors &c.
All Of which he offers terms that cannot fail 10
please those who wish Goods Of the best quality.
lie requests ap examination othis STOCK ny his
friends aud the public.
April I'm II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
TILE ORANGE DISTRICT.

The official returns which this day pu Iisl
from Rappahannock, render it almost certain that
the late Speaker Banks IS after all, elected Con
gress, by ma jory of 9 votes Mr.. Slaughter.
Hhi e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
THREE 7E.NLS II WEEK.

TFIlE Steam Boat Patrick Henry, Capt Chap
l. man, or Thomas jefferson, Capt. Henderson,
will leave Richmond every Sunday. Wednesday, and
Friday morning on after Friday the 9Th inst. and
put passengers board the splendid Steam, Boat Ala
balna, Capt Sutton or Kentucky. Capt, Holmes, the
same afternoons & from the speed OF these boats, they
willaways arrive in Baltimore in time both TO take he
Boat or Rail. Road Cars to Philadelphia. For com
fort safety aud speed, this route is unequalled.--
Passage and fare through to Baltimore, after the 9th
inst. Nine Dollars, being less than BY any other
route. JAMES FERGUSON, AGENT
Maryland and Virgpa s. b. Co.
Baltimore, April 80 1913 loNn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
NJ ay ,
NOTICE.

4 Ii debts due to Dinklc aud Rumbough aud
"A the late firm of John II. Roberts * Co. have
been transferred the Undersigned for the purpose of
paying certain debts IN sad transfer menlIoncd.-
Those indebted to either Of sad concerns, will
please call and discharge the same, as indulgence
cannot be gwen. CHS. l.. Mostly,
S. 4 NJ. II. GARLAND.
MuINl Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
A T. 4 IL ID
DEs. p. ". FISHER.

HNENDERS his services to the Citizens Of liberty
1 aud lts vicnaee, hon' an experience of several
years practice, aud by assduous attendance TO his
professions, he hopes 10 meet share OF the pul he
patronage. lie may be found at Nh Tcrry's hotel,
at his office, few doors below
Apnl7 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
SPLENDID SCHEME.

Besides many OF $50 $40, $50. &c. &c.
Whole only Tickets Slo-IIalvcs S5--Qna,tcrs
So 80
For sale in a great variety Of choice numbers, at
TALBOTS LOTTERY Excn,Sar Or,rcr.
Lynetdrg, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
NJ ny ,
To Delinquent stock Holders,
IN TIE
Pifssv!r0ni0 and LUMChbHrg 7Hrss-
ptEP fODspUHN.

|
s'iEe Company.
TlNTiE following delinquent Stock in the said
1 Company will be sold, before the door of the
Franklin Hotel, in the town oi Lyuchburg, on Mon
day tho iih day June next, II not paid previous to
thar time, to satisfy the respective instruments due
on the same, with interest," cost Of advertising, &c,
VIZ:
Rich X. Crallc shares, Sd, 4th, 9th and 9th in
ament. oi SIC per share.
James II. Echos, 2shares, lst and 81 nstamcnt,
IS per share.
do Sd, 4ih, 9Th and 9th in
stalment, $40 per share.
Ans. l.. lIadcn, | share, 4th, 5lh and 9th install
ment, s 10 per share.
Geo. +. Johnson,2 shares. Sd, 4th, 9th and 9Th in
siament, $40 per share.
A. K. North . shares 4h 9Th aud 9th install
meni, so per share.
Jas ST. Clair. share, Isl and ID instalmon
s. per share.
do Sd, Attn 9Th and 9th install
nent, $40 per share.
Wm Snead, th, 5lh and 9th insalmeut,
$40 per share.
BY order of BOARD,
i. 5. MILLER, Trus.
May tai If.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07

w general assortment Of Dry Goods, Hard
ware, &e IN part,
Broad Cloths. Satin Stocks,
Cassmercs, Worstcd \ Lambs wool
Cassneus, Hove,
Cue lssans Cotton do
Bombhz,ncs, Suspendcs
Summer Cloths, Thnbct, PLAN. X Mcrino
Ncfino do HRS.
Ncsngs Hooks n Eyes,
Swiss x Book Muslins, Spool Cotton
Ribbands, Sewing Silk.
Footing, Ladies x Gents Silk *
buttons, = ilk & Metal, Kid Gloves.
Genlemens Cloaks, Grapes X Laces,
Books. Thread Edgng,
Shoes Boots, Pumps, &c. Blonde do
Knives x Forks Stock, Pad x Closet
Tea Kettles, Locks.
Cotton Cambrcs Silyct Thimbles,
ALSO,
4 Baiuuchc aud Harness.
TRIMS very liberal. r. I. Aucus
Mays tls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07

HAS on hand lsrge assortment OF Tin Ware.
Il which he will sell very low Merchants
who deal in this article, will do well to call
him, as he warrants his work to be well executed
rs AT any other establishment IN the State.
lie has also hand and is prepared make, Stills.
Kettles, and cveTy Kind OF Ware in his business
House Covering and Spouting with Tin or Copper
the most approved plan. and low prices.
c. STOVES, ofdillerent kinds and sizes.
February 10 visit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-07
To be drawn at Richmond.
On thursday, the 10Th, ofMay 1913.
Draping rcccired al ms OGce on .SahurdaH
The 12H inst.
PETERSBURG LOTTERY,
Besides 500 500 &c. &c. &c.

Tickets S3-llalves 81 -Qum,ers 81 cts
o. Orders from the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or Prze Tickets, for Tickets in any Vir-
gina Scheme drawuby d. 5. Gregory 4 Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied aud Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected addressing letters
(post pad) to MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchbure, ia.
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Dry Goods, nj Auction.

NJ L WILL sell, on Thursday the 10Th inst,
w general assortment Of Dry Goods, Hard
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@s7A 2.s@
81 ~ ~

REAUTIEUL FURNITURE,

ELEGANTLY POLISHED, and made ct
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In front of my CiLnct Wmc room, on Wedn
day 9,h Nay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-30
ORRIS TOOTH WASH.

TUNHE ORRIs TOOTH WASH is purely a
n vegetable preparation possessing the proper.
ties Of cleansing the teeth and mouth, restoring the
gums TO healthy state. aud preventing any un.
pleasant tasto or odour in the mouth, whether ari.
sing from decayed teeth, from deranged state OF
the stomach.
Sound teeth and white teeth are the most valua-
ble portions Of poor humanity. but how many ne
glect the attention necessary for their preservation
even when surrounded by all the means needed
Among these we know of none more pleasant and
etfectual than the Orris Tooth Wash; il cleanses
and whitens the teeth strengthens the gums, puri-
ies the moxth and sweetens the breath. We rec
ommend its use TO all young and DID,
Boston Post.
The Orris Tooth Wash is the best dctergen, we
ever used on our enamel."-[ Boston Transcript =
TO the Public The concurrent testimony Of the
most eminent Dentists and members Of the medical
faculty in every part Of tho Union is united in ia.
vor Of the Oris Tooth Wash,
From DIR. Eleazer Parmley. Dentist
I have used the "Orris Tooth WASH" and hav.
ing been made acquainted with the various articles
OF which il is composed. feel great pleasure in rec.
ommending i as an agreeable, wholesome. and eE
icient wash for the mouth.
No. III Park Place N. T., Jan, 1888.
ELEAZER PARMLEY.
From N. Dodge, manufacturer of Imitation In
ccrruptble Teeth. aud Surgeon Dentist New York.
GentIemen.---I consider your Orris Tooth Wash
the best in use. | wish to Keep il constantly on
hand for the use Of my patients; please send mo
supply.
l2S Canal street, New York July 1s. 1888.
Signed, N. DODGE.
Tie sbops Is for Sale in Eocport, by
n. J. TAYLOR.
April l--6m.