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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

TENNESSEE.-The Legislature Of Tennessee
met IN extra session. at Nashville on the Sd inst in
conformity TO the Proclamation of Gov Jones We
have the proceedings down the close Of the third day
at which time no important business had been acted up
on. 10 the Senate, Mr.. Tunoy the President of that
body, took the chair In the House the resignation Of
his seat IN that body having been communicated hy Mr.
douglas Of tayce, the late Speaker. the House pro
cee'ed TO the choice Of his SUCCESSOR when Mr. Buch
a;ian, Of Lawrence, elec:ed-he vote bcnu for Mr.
buchanan (Whi0 81. for Mr.. Polk U.oco) 49,
The Message OF Gov. Jones is brief and able paper
lie calls the attention Of the Iegisature-is, to the
division ct the State into Congressional Senatorial and
Representative districts, 2dly, to the election of Sena
tors to Congress- that State being now wholly unepre
sented IN consequence of the Loco Foco majority of one
IN the Senate having refused the late session. to 90
INTO "int ballot for the purpose 5dy. the pecuniary
difficulties which pervade the State and which, in his
opinion, call for the adoption of some system of relief
4thiy, the amendment of the charter Of the Bank Of
tennessee, and the appointment of commissioners 10 in
veslgaie It's affairs; and 5thly to several subjects of in
ternal Improvement and particularly 10 the interest of
Tennessee in thu Charleston, Cincinnati and / cpis
vile Rail Road
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28
I,om he .'tU Crl.,hs Be. :. ri Il.
FRO 'IEkAS

III, arrival Of lhc steam packet New iers has ria
cod T., IN ssrssiun Of Texas papers Ia the I'm instant
inclusive. Their contents ess important thah ighi
have been anticipated Al quiet III i"e Nesi III thu
Republic. and no news had been received frotn the
euir- sent out ON the Rio Grande.
The schooner Sn, Be,1ord. tt the Texan SQUADRON,
arrived ut Galveston On the lolh \ Mexican sohuonor
Ohc Doieri!as) laden with salt hid been captured y
commodore Moore. she taken y the Stop Il Val
Austin aud schooner San Antonlo in SIGHT Il the harni
aud Castle Of Vera Cruz. The aiexicans. though prssi
drd wuh large schooner mounting PalAban guns
Witnessed the Transaction without striking b!oa fr her
recovery
Com Moure Lad inf rmayn Of t"o ut'ler srs>'s,
both of hc lac expected take the day aittf Lnt
Oliver left the squadron.
yucaian has complied faithfully with her contract pay
ing punctualy the amount stipulated To the Texan IA
W.
The people of Galveston delighted with tn
''WUf l!uacrs' from Tennessee
There had been additionanI;s Of the vance Of Tn
McXlcaus across the Rio Grande, with 10000 mon, &c
1hcy are disrrcdItCd.
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LATEST FROM MATAMORAS.

By the Emblem wc have received dates from Mas
oras the I'd instant, says the New Orleans Bull TN
iho following is an outline u tie intelligence feeaNod
Fstrac! ya 'eter from o19' correspondent, 1afedn
M,rtNon,s, April ID, lsi2.
herewith transmit printed ,aIer. ctn;a,nfg al
ofcia account ofLe capture Of San Antonio &c Ee1-r
on the 9Th ult by 500 Mexican troops, under tie com
mand Of Cen. Naslucz.
A report is ahoa here that Gen Sasfutz. finding llal
Gen. Arsta 5 pr,clamapn did hot make many r. Sc
ytcs cast Of the river Gaudaoupe, and thai the Tex ans
Collecting in force Victoria. very wsay de'er
mined 90 abandon the place and fall Lack uren tie
Rio Gr'nde whore he is said have arfsod Will .l
the loss oi man. II VAS tAreci,d that General arsia
would send on reinforcement of 2JCl men, With vie"
to sustain the position BtNar, but The want Of funds
necessarily mpcdcd the movement. Active prepare
tons SAID to be going in the interior ir the inya-
SION Of Texas, but there docs not appear TO he any lDd
cation OF 4 hostile movement IN this quarter On the
contrary serious appchonsos are entertained here Il
the Texans intend making a visit.
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.Ucreta,I fntfllt0fnfe.
forK DAYS LATER FRO NJ II ROPE.

Tic Bnlaaaia a. /, .t,n brings 10Th London and Liy
rIIsaui IurtTs 10 The 9th \ pul.
efe had been 10 important change IN lie markets
sinre The au,hl Il lhe nrsst Western.
lie British Parliament Was sun tusy discusstg SE
Ralcrt reei's pr ped hleoinc Tax.
1ROoI : IOH INDlA.-NeD active oAcTuors are
IA pfsfess the East lu,La House aud al tie Horse
Guafes. IL fnaId. viii ut .eay, maps 10 Iotnf rec
tn amy IN Afghan. w thin tie last week the
Psi lula Dntetes 1--we accepted un' rs ior 10 ship
II arge ietaeo. ard whc Lave ten regularly survey
Cd IL proceed IT. India 10 carry 100 MN.
CHINA
Netbin. las occurred Of iml or'aroc inc dates are
10 the I'll ii January from Macao. re Admiral Is
waiting ef feintofeoments.
Tie hinesc nj tantrn were busv az making HE dc
ienca. Il thai Ilser effective as pm 'iblc.
Great preparations are stated to BE- m lie III me pro
vince OF Icln. winch Is under his InTenal Jnns
dieIon Ia resist the invaders who aresrpec, thcic
Large loIeTs wee collected IN the neighb Th'pd q
Nlnfpo and An SIR Hugh Cough thought moro h1o!s
Necessity eTder 10 nanlan thn ptslllrn. the 40
despatched slip Ia ako hlout SO IuIola aus froIn
Hong Kong. II. NJ ship CofnHaIjis had proc'edco
from Hong Kong toJoln The expedition. lie Cho had
arrived al Macao.
INDIA-INPORTANF
The Oriental steamer auIrod at Mars'illes Oh Thurs
day evening March 81 She bears the following dl,as-
trous intelligence:
u he NJ " ffom India il 10 the end Of January,
c5rdmp which il appears that after tic death of Sir
i r
MAJOR Pottngor and convention agreed on for the e.
,acuatlon l., the Brush forces Of J,Iaahad. thuzui,
Gaboo and nndahaf; that IN pursuance thereof, the
troops, 10 tic number II 10000, SET OUT, AND
Ntkf. " IREAtiiEROl = DEFIANCE or
#1llE1RFAIN Ali. MASSACRED. Two u tbfoc
u two alone escaipj
Cen SALE has fused 10 surrender JolI.aIad, and is
prepared lor vigorous defence. Gen. Flhulstone IS
nnl d, ad. although wounded. lie Is prisoner VI lhe
hands ii kbar Khan
1he Liverpool Mail of the 9Th says: Orr Cotton
Market during the rast week has been marked with
dusess and the Prices Of The 10" descriptions OF Amorl-
can have given way about ID per lb the h'st Dalos
maintain lholr prices The sales Of the wuek ~
g5o including l2o0 American taken speculation and
600 American and 4 80 Fast India for eXportalion
CoMMtRCIsL DIsrRLss.-E rtenstre Eui,Ge The
Iensler Express announces lie stoppage of of
the largest manufacturing houses IN Ireland, the firm
,fjpsrph Beale s Co., of Muuntmcllcck, QuooNs
~
The failure Of the Rcn(rtwshre Bank Of Grcenocks
winch took place last Wednesday, has been productive
Of gea sptamoon aud alarm IN the town Vi Gfcenock.
" hoFc the head Office was established
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Correspondence ota.e Richmond Compiler.

LIVERPOOL, LIST April, lSS2.
GINrLrMrN: The sales of Tobacco (5i6 hhds) fol
the last month consist of PCS Virginia Leaf % stem
med, 10 keatIch, Leaf. - stemmed; of which 100
hiids Were taken for Ireland loo for expectation, POS
lor home trade In tie absence Of general demand.
prices continued Unchanged but for the rnrst dcscrp
HoS particularly OF siemued there is no toub that ii
i'rs at lower prices than those quoted would be eagerly
accepted Tor any respectable quality In addition to the
uncertainty of value which ever prevails in a dull mar
kct quotations given in Brokers' Circulars, and trans
United IN those al Importers OF less value. from
their beg IN fact Addressed the buyers on this side
IN the VAIN hope that the prize quoted Will possibly at
feet the price to be given From the quolalors which
we give IN conformity with the existing practices full
3D. should be deducted on all qualities OF lu accuaboyc
ordinary. The stock OF tobacco in the country and
generally IN Europe too considerable allow Of Vh4r
Than very moderate prices but when THIS circumstance
is to he added the sui more diocerraang fact Of an nm
common large crop to come forward from the Western
country Win ull. though interior. crop from lrgnia
'h'c can he but che opinion IS TO the prospects Ter H."
artlcl" tsiar as It's future prices considered In
Nlrps Is HOW ascertlned ta little can Le disposed q,
ch does moi pesst hat absorbing substance adaped
10 The mode ct manufacturing.
our cotton market Is III the mest dismal stale it is
WS uiliicu To dispose Il short starc, Of ordinary and
ddline quality. and for the better descriptions there j.,
no very lively demand nder such circumstances We
cannot 'oneh ior the accuracy cur quotations. which
are transcript OF these UNIVERSAL, in prnt under the
sanction OF all the Cotton Brokers in this place
believe, notwithstanding tbs authority, that deduction
OF ida ID from the printed quotations. will convey a
KNOW ledge Of the present value Il Cotton In this market
In consequence 81 the delay which the corn bill re
ee'fsln Parliament, prices Of Gram and Flour have
advanced Yours, spectiuIly.&c.
LIyfRrooI., 18th APRIL. 1912
The past months sales Of 'rolaceo In this n,ark,,
hsyo been limited 10 30 hhds of all dosoriptcrs
lhs quantity has goue off almost entirely ly .gtaiI
ana Tor lfgina Leaf and slrs last guo;cd price,
n IR .T,r-, liz, l.g.,, H.,
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Great bargains in British and
AMERICAN DHY hoods.
TURNER. HlEvyEUIA 40.

4 RI now opening iur the Spring Trade an entirely
"a nov, foil and general assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Dry hoods all Of which they determined 10 Of
far lur cash o To puncIus customers at the Lowest Mar
krt Prices. The following comprise Il part Of ther
Stock
CLOTHS
Super Wool dyed Black Cloths, Invisible Green. OF
I'VE, Brown and blue Cloths, all qualities and prices
from s. ~ To SO per yard.
C.ISSLuERES
, large assutnnnt Of French & English [ asslmcre.
some boauudl style Of light shades and n,s patterns
JES1LNGS
II eli French and English Satns, fancy cslourcd and
plan; white and colored Marsolllcs and Mermo Nesnl
SIX GOODS
Black and blue black Grcs de- Rhine Silks; rch WA
"r,d and stripped eros d'AClque; fancy culosol Chcne
Plaid and Chang'ahlc Silks new and beautiful styles
FRE.NCH L,lU.N'S
large assortment, comprising all shades. colours and
pattorra, from the lowest To the finest qual,s
LINEN GOODS
Superior Grass blcachsd Irish LINENS Brown Frepcl
l. mems and Dnllugs. large assortment at very low
rr'rcs.
.NtSLLN GOODS
PLAIN, Striped and Figured Jackoncis Null. Book
and SWISS Musllus, plain and figured.
F.h;CT RIBBONS.
Plaid, Striped Figured and Na.erod Gro de Maj
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, all widths and shades
HOSIERY
" htc and harA painand ribbed English SILK Hose
black and White Cotton, at all prices from twelve an,
halt cents upwards.
DOMESTIC GOODS
No. and Cotton Oznahurgs; 8 1 1 1 and 81 Brow
>hoetIngs and Nhltungs; "a and "A Bleachcd do; A
prom thcchsand heavy Indigo lads of the best quality
y Bin addition To the above, they have large as
''rtncnt 81 Fancy tolorcd SIN Gloves. Mills Liner
ana 'amlnIc lhndkerchics, Shawls, Scarls. Threa,
iacts, t.d!Hu%S. lnsertnps French Embroidery. ant
other styles n desirable Goods Which they will otl,a
at reduced Prices, to all that may be disposed to pur
chase.
TURNER, BJ RWELL &Co
April tsif
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pomleolir EuteIltGrnrc.
WAsHINGTos April -
NO MORE, DICTATION.

Yesterday evening, al T. hy the Balino r. tran #
cares, Henry Clay set cut on his way HON. his ln.
We saw no iictors no tdsces, no purple, Of
the signs of teiroI, which firm the usual Of de
spollc authority In the large crowd assem Jed to vi,
ness his unos,cniatlous departure s4Iph such
Observation-Disclosures tokens oi tAuliatrn such AS
usually break out among h relieved o asrans RE
but in their stead. gloom on all faces rising teas
IN many eyes. and lips that moved in snpl,catlon for
the departing friend Of the country, whom tie better
thought OF the moment, pressing many hearts at
once, all fear never TO see a.aln. hdepedeni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28
TILE RIGlII OLE SEARCH

Lord .fberdeei' reply 10 the Vote u M Stere'uo',
h. ialia"lhs Is copy ol the reply addressed ny inc
ran "i AhIde'h 10 MI r''IcU' 'r successor 81 MI
Stevenson. as American minister IN inns country:
The undersigned. Sc has The bonor al addressing
," VII. t."t'"' Nc.' inc o'S'I'aVo' when ne l''IS
called upon 10 maxi IN answer 10 uc Ap'eui WI steven
+'n dated on The Zlsl oil pcnb'r.
Is maj e"inhlhlcalhW "hF fca'h.u ule hahds OF
The undersigned on I've DAY aicr lhc departure OF Mi
'"s'n'H' i'n ''"uo' ",l ms return ~ h"'rica, anu
a. ihoie has since been no mister or 'arge aiares
ii"u u hi"a H'a"S resident III ms country 'c un.
a'Is,@i, has i"ohea WIN some a!\cy Tor llc arrival
ol MI Everett IN ordcr thal ne might be cnabtd to re
NJ" his diplomatic intercourse with an accredited repre-
sentative oil the republic. Had the undersigned cnisr
ained 10 or purpose than To conirovct the arguments
Of Mr. Stssenson. tory his own IN treating Of the
natlaf Which has formed the subject 81 th,lf corspon
deuce he would have experienced little mIailoncc but
a. II Is his desire 10 clear mp doubt and to remove msa
pehenson he feels that he cannot too early avail himself
Il the presence Of MI Everett al his post tobrug to his
KNOW ledge the true state ct the question at ISSUE
= The undersigned agrees with Mr. Stevenson In the
Importance o arriving at clear understanding OF the
matter really IN dispute. Thus ought to he the first OBJ
Jcc IN the differences Of states rs well as OF individuals
aud, happily II Is often the hrs step to the rcconcila
ton OF the parties In the present this understand
NJ II donhly essential hocauSo continuance OF mistake
aud oioF may be productive OF the most serious conse
quencos
Il SieSeh4an persists IN conendng, that The
btlsh Government assert right which Is equivalent &c
the claim h seafchlag hmrrt' vessels in time Gpcace
In proof ol ths w Stevens ers TO passage in
iofnef note oi scounl falmorston addressed 10 him
sell against winch lac strongly protests. and the doc
ne contained IN when c SAYS That the undersigned Is
un1erstoud Ia Affirm.
Now II is moi The intention OF the undersigned 10 in
que INTO the precise import and force OF the expressions
81 lscount ianeTsion hese might have hocn easily
explained 10 Mi Stevenson 10y their author the time
they written hut the undersigned must request that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28

iofd AsbLufi.h Is coneai' y, ahG s.uc,rc IN II, MT
sios u lacIlc designs. H. that cisc Ia. ins,tue,'
IN p"'h'aiY oiH'tuIy must, - We suppose, enir,o
certain conctasons, which VIII invite aud Mare.
corresponding temper and tCrn,s our part.
lie people o this State, Of all parties will not h..
late Ia sustain The Governor and the Iersl,t,r, ~
line q conduct dscrcctly pursued. The supposed ,,r
d negotiations al " ash'ngi"" may require. C,ncils.
TIN from the ether side drnauGs yrl ataure and Ia
al,'y on part. Maine has a!nudan,ly slewn ~.
r. lnlln IA opr's NJ tie rN.lusNr claims If the r.
sh G5yernntnt E,rrtttnrr insisted ON, and ,,
Their IS Reason 10 hope that pacific n,got a,Ln. On f
and equal ernis. VIII save the point of honor r bon,
lsrli's, and cad srIie which has hong nssrass, .a
Nations.
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,.. -
the S,ro, c.,. @nhi'hN tssfi'.-N earn says
.JrI,aI I'N' '"' 'I' zap. ''a""N. "i the brig
r GTani a. 't's vi 'a,' ifoi
,, II %Io ",''3 '"F' "i l'e 'eaS' oi 3!rctas
cas"ns ne was o2I DC
no at,cnt WIS ar ,o ssorci H.. ,. 'a
yi,'n C.n ''('' vac 'ron' "l'aeu' raih9iai lR-
:, lo,n, A., vas .'lHi'a ~ ntl'isa officers At
'r. ,'I. ',''i !''''n'e' nad gwen faelse er
such rs ih ronn, ~ u az "eG"S'se nature
which have been 1''''''' a'ss
Bu,sh cnonv s. (, !, rN'n In tn'
l,I W ~ 'i'l'''' l'oie "lhioh was strongly
y 's''' ''' ''i'' s'"'a'f 'i me ta'A Jones q
SI,x,I, Lc.,.,, .,,
WV ,ili''' '3 10 nrande' one Of
l,nrr',s, ,"'' m .,noh 'a'f oi "hn,ctent
Brown. Of phadclpha, By siaibns him. v III fn,, 'i
quarrel He was Put in irons tote brmcl b,e :, ,
triaI' but succeeded howcver in making his escape be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28

W ARLINGTON, April ~. lsi2
The funeral Of Mr. Lawrence from the Capitol to
day was most imposing and affecting cNhlbon Ii
was participated IN by many persons than the Ex
ccuive officers ana te members of the Two Houses ii
Congress. MIR. Lawrence VISA shining hoht in III,
Christian Church and tolerant christian lie was al
so conspicuous member Of the temperance society. and
the total abstinence society in THIS District have the re-
fore united IN paying last though mounul tribute oi
respect To their deceased fellow member The olsc-
quos at the Capitol Is we'll the f,lgeal procession.
have been Of The most interesting kind and such as could
hardly fail toicave adecp npr, sson upon the minds of
all who participated in the last sad oices Which can bo
paid toa worthy man
The Secretary of SITE MI .,,c Lord Ashburt,n
ui"hcI hero" o. murray The party Will tc quite a
"'9e enc, L'rd tshburton as vet has hardly entered
upon the lab RS Of his mission Ills conduct SO far has
made him welcome vster every where. ard those who
were the first TO rail against the foremost II
do him honor. As the business between Lord Ashlnr1n
and the Secretary Of State VIII for the PR sent be Of the
most condt nal character, and cunflad exclusively 10
the Executive and Cabinet the pubic will net f. $ me
time lie made acquainted with thepo n Of the nero
tatun The wls,st heads here do not believe dat the
differences between the United States are Il any means
ms"rmounta5lr If a good spirit 10 I've br,lahi into
the negotiation. and the result II is hoped will be most
favorable.
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'lOB &C Co.

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PEASE & SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF


.sss %ti ali celebrated Of
S% Ss sR Rss aes should
mated ,S sti he ssns, the whole
About three yea; this article first brought before
the pablo hegded with no previous OF Of
e % nas ea Sy hs Ss s
cih influence That decision has been ained IN msGef
worth proceeded from thousands who have
% Gs is s
co,d hofsenes irritation Of he THROAT Group wnoop m
plant night sweas difficult or proise and all
a aar ,1dns e has value ha no
clarified . else
anse By base and selfish Who would sell Ss con;
performing bs9e6, ones health efectng But
Msss Pass SON original paten.ee, Of the
oeCand Candy have without ut, regard expense had en-
Candy and BY which they examine it a,tentiyev
wrapper We viii describe for public benefit first, an Eagle
supporting the American s-en the flag Inscribed the word
BY h 'S S %du
% b ssss Hsca s Sr
headed serpent Zach OF which NAV be cIpsidersd ps of
5 The Scripture subject Of ks Good
w wss Sd s9s him below The
engraving is the fac smile of JOHN PEAsE Son. a Division
it should be recoeced that entered according of
@ by % a Ss
district of New York hoeve therefore, counterets
Herehsnn Candy sold wholesale and retail G the
AsentsNZisbsr, 81 Dock street, Philadelphia.
Redding, 9 State street Boston.
{Sb,on &c s.! 4, Gh, r;e M street, New Orleans
as Sp" aqroy Alien n Char ...on
tiery Teller, Detroit, Michigan.
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CROTON WATER

IfWBANN'S LEADEN PIES, LINED WITH TIN
~ IN consequence Of the eeteous effects Of drinking water
well cider and other fluids Of lead the adoption
these pipes for carrying the Crotn wste through the dwell
OF the citizens has been strongly nded by
ason of Che mislry in the University, Columbia College,
9ege Of Ply scians and Sugeons sc by the Mayor of the
Nv he state Commissioners and Engineers of the Alueduc
We rnicndcn; of The Pipe Dep ment and Commissioner
furnishing water the houes BY Professor Silliman, Dr.
on and other eminent medical and scientific gentlemen
ni, WHO e having pipes, pumps, baths, &c, fitted up in
~ receiving the Crnton water-to the iends OF the
cause and the citizens large, these pipss par
b;,S s hoed as well for their superior strength and du
@ W, W. as er their quality of Transmitting the first ne
cn The na5 rom the most ins 'ous ofpoisonous soa.
Ws, uneu iiies VIII be fitted VI II prices varying hut
ny 9 ose ehar;sd by NV nbers common ones Like
and in Europe with me L,S nav. "a @ contend poh
sne their interests affected by them Il ,Yho s me-
i've their orders 20 TUos ~ vyu , ~ i, ana
ic0 cod tmsr % Sprfce a, 90 r. w DAMN
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NJ EDICAL,
DIR. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform his psienls and the public, III, still
w heres his original proposition, 10 reee,e money
er medicine attendance until the patient satisfied
with his Improvement and would inform them that he
from Broadway No. 81 Reade street opposite
he MARSHALL House where ne soicts the attendance the
boyv mentioned conditions of all who have suffered for
e ~ SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. d.
For the advantage of all who wish attend the trestmer
If Dr. solomon Heine, would state thai the only Docto
Helm, who has lived had his Office IN Broadway Y
he one residing 81 Reade street, opposite the Marshal
House.
This Physician came TO this county about eight year
since. have had the pleasure of knowing HIM since Una
time and of witnessing many surprising cures performed
by hm-he is above the OF IS years. and the only ON
I the who member Of the sdics Institutions OF t
ity and State of New York. . =, -
+. w. WETMORE NJ. ID.
Sworn before me- this 9th day OF
of April A. d; 1919.
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PERFUMERY.

pRRls TOOTH wASH-PrepaIed from the original re.
~ rpe al No 8 Gold street. New Yrok-The Orris Tooth
p1-sly vegetable pepsIaon possessing the proper
.st.- its Ecr.h ,tItf'ry the
healthy state and preventing o. s
he mouth. whether arising from decayel teeth fio as
snsed state Of the stomach
Il designed 10 be used wit tooth be and will be found
supersede the necessity Of powder he ping teeth clean
nd preventing the wearing Of the fr the teeth
particularly useful in cases Of spunsy restoring then
healthy state, and causing them contract around the
ee In painful affections Of the teeth and arising from
-Sposure 10 cold it will DO found highly beneficial IL par
culay eTvirsable the Orris Tooth ash night just
'eiore retiring 70 rest This method recommended by emi'
tent dentists by doing all PARTICLES Of food which
nuate during the day entirely removed, and the mouth
s@pt Though HE night IN clean, and healthy state
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable portions
humanity; but how many neglect the attention
their preservation when surrounded by all the
ded Among these know of pleasant
'n ehectua than the Ous Tooth Wast cleanes and wh
the teeth strengthen the pures the mouth and
weetens the BREATH We recommend its TO ALL and
Id Boston Morning Post.
Th Orrs Tooth Wash is the best detergent used
iur enamel.-[ Bosto. Transcript.
For sale by The mn mall druggists N the
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