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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23
THE Usage YEOMAN--COL. BEN
... ... TON. -......-...... .-..
To w, T. Yeomans. Es0.

WARSAW, Sept. 4, 1913.
TO w. I. Yeomans, Esq. .-.-....
Dear Sir:-ln reply TO your note of the
LIST inst, requesting statement from me Of
my recollection of conversation between
Col. Benton and others, and the impression
made upon my mind from that conversation
IN relation to Col. Benton's views upon the
policy of districtng the State-I was
presen, upon one occasion when the sub
Ject Of dlstricting the Stale was under dis
cussion. A gentleman whom knew 10 be
opposed to the measure, addressed Col.
b. with the view, as l supposed, of getting
his opinion in relation TO it. The speaker
opposed the system upon the ground that
proper districts could not be had that the
legislature would Gerrymander, &c. Col.
B., think. replied that both parties would
Gerrymander, but that the Wings were
probably more expert al it. He instaneed
the State of Kentucky, which had been So
Gerrymandered by Wing legislature, that
the Democrats in that State would be able
TO elect but one Delegate TO Congress. His
reply TO the gentleman Immediately in con.
with him, induced me to suppose
that the arguments of the speaker had but
little weight with him against disiricling--I
that Gerrymandering was politically right,
and would be put in requisi,ion by the
party in power. ! concluded that Col.
Benton was perhaps, Indifferent upon the
subject, or that if he had choice of the
Two systems, he would prefer the district
policy, and. under that impression, said 10
you that Col. B. was in favor of districtine
The State. H-l."7 s,7as, -
In relation TO your last inquiry, neither
heard or held any conversation with Col.
Benton. touching the subject of Col. John.
sons prospects for the Presidency. was
put little in his company during his stay
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23

Since the foregoing was in type, we learn
that the jury in Mr.. Sprigg's case, brought
in verdict in his favor; on the case of Mr.
Conn, the jury were still hung. Indct-
ments have been found for murder in the
case of Chaves, the Santa Fe trader, against
the two McDaniels, Towsan. Brown and
Mason. and for larceny against DR.. Prefon-
tame, Harris, McCormic, and Berry, and
for misprison Of felony against Shafcr.
Clerk of Clay county. Mason has turn
ed States evidence. DR.. Prefontainc had
been put upon trial. Theindictment against
Shafier had been quashed for informai,y,
but the Grand Jury had been re-empannel-
led and would probably prefer another in
d!ctment.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23

UThs Repeal excitemsn. sppesrs 10
be increasing 10 Ireland
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23

Coon Wma NoMrNArIoSs.-Joseph r.
IngersoIl, and Nathan Sargent, sometimes
known as Oliver Oldschool.) have been
nominated for Congress in Philadelphia.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23

1.-THE L 'siSlaiure may restrain traffic in Poi.
sons, for the som,DOa safety Of the body polite;
nut. Oh no principle, can citizen BIS forbidden 10
Exchange his commodities fur chips and whe,stones
Il he pleasss. The celebrated fifteen
gsl'on law" uf Massachusetts WAS very much like
hose currency bills The temperance orators had
succeeded in psrsuading the Legislature Of that
Slate that arden, spirit gas a bons fse poison
that tie evil wss in he thing itself, tie ltiukng
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21

Our PAPER THIS wEEK.--On accoun,
of the grea, press Of visitors at our room
in the jail this week, by day and night.
we have not been able 10 devote much
time to our editorial duties. And our
printers having had much job work to do,
s. one of them being indisposed. and the
other having case in court, and both of
them being much interested touching onr
tr'al, they have only been able to get our
half sheet. Our friends being acquan.
ted with the circumstances of the case,
will find in them, we are sure. a sufficien;
aplog!, and we hope presently to be able
to reward their Ieniency by = greater
effort to serve them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21
From the U. S. Gazette.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Washington PA Reporter says.
Mr. Dickey. [W] is elected over Mr. Lee,
by abou. So
In Wesnoreland county, the Locooro
Canal Commissioners received ab ,ul 400
nal orliy. Strange as it may seem, in
many counties il this sale. there we're
not votes to be found Tor the " hg can.
diGa,es for Canal Commits ,ioners.
Indiana county gave upwards of 1000
majority for Stewart, the Wing candidate
for Congress.
or Course, the Locos will have their
Canal Commissioners, and a majority in
the two Houses, TO which they are well
come.
The reports Yesterday, by the wav oil
Harrisburg, were that the Erie [23d] dis
uict had given small majority for Mr.
Reed, We most heartily hope it is So
MIR K. is eminently qualified to represent
the people, and the latter would be hon :
ored in his Iabors. We give the results
rs they now appear:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21

tured by the British sloop-ol war, Rae.
coon, Captain Blake.
BY the Treaty of Gent, it was agreed
that all Territories Sc, taken by enher
party from the other, during The war,
should Re reslned without delay.
Astoria was restored the 9Th OF October.
1918
BY vir,ue Of the above mentioned dis
covery, settlement and restoration, tie
United States, without the aid OF any other
titles, have right 10 the sovereignty and
soil of Oregon Territory.
Great Britain prelends to say that Alex
ander Mckinney, one of their subjects,
discovered north branch of The Columbis
River prior to our discoveries; blu. Nc.
Kinsey himself has said that his discovery
was in May, 1898, whereas that of Capt.,
Gay was in 1892. and if any impartial
person will read MrKinsey's accoun, he
vii. be convinced that The river he saw
was not head water of the Columbia
lSre Report of Committee ON Military
Affairs, made to 9Th Congress, the third
session, No. 81, p. ~ They also con-
tend the, Mr.. Thompson. Astronomer, of
the Northwest Fur Company, established
posts among the Fialheads and h botanic
Tribes Of Indians, on the head waters or
main branch of the Columbia. tn The same
and subsequent ears, as The discovery oi
evils and Clarke But hen the evidence
upon this point is examined, it turns
gu. that Lewis and Clarke reached the
Pacific Ocean, after exploring the Column
bia River, on the 18th Move mber, 1904,
and that the earliest post established by
Mr.. Thompson was in The spring of 1906.
Grea, Britain, we'll knowing that she had
no title to the sovereignty ofOregon, pro-
posed 20 the United States to divide the
Territory between them, making The Co
Iumbia River the boundary; they (,he Bri-
lish) taking the country north west oflhal
line, and leaving the Americans the other
side. To this proposition our Ministers
dlssen,ed. The tue mother never con-
SCENTS to divide the chllu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21
THE YOUTHFUL MIND.

A straw will make an Impression on tie
virgin snow Let it remain 4 short time,
and horses hool will be found hardly to
penetrate i,.-So it is with the youthful
mind. A trfling word may make an im-
preston upon it, but after few years the
mos, powerful appeals made caese TO in
Auence it. Think of this, we who have
the training Of the infant mind, and leave
such an impression thereon as will be safe
for it to carry amid the lollies and temp.
tations of the world.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21
STRAW BERRY REDS.

Once in three or four years your straw
berry beds must b. renovated. One good
mode is when they run together and
cover the ground, To take spade six in
ches wide and 81 through the middle of
the bed--subverting a space as wide as
your spade and to the depth 4 OF S inches
Then leave a space untouched of the
same width and subvert another lot like
the first. and so on through the whole
Mex, year you subverl the rows that are
now left and your whole bed will ress,
itself
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21

On Monday last the municipal election
was held in the City of Baltimore, and
resulted gloriously. The vote for Mayor
ste cd for James o Law [Whigl 1880; for
VIM M Marriott, loco(oco 1898, being a
wing maj. of 332-a gain of 235, since
the election on the 4th instant, the wing
majority al that time being 81. Balli-
more has done far more nobly than her
most sanguIne friends anticipated
The FIRST Branch of the city council
consisting of % members was also cleo
sed-rssult Is Wings, 10 locos. Last
year the locos had majority of l6.-
Wing gain 10. The folio wing are the
names Of the Council elect:
Whigs-Jas. Grieves, John Hughes, T.
Yates, Walsh, Jos. Breck, Geo. Brown,
Jehu Gorsuch, Oh. Farquaharson, Rob'.
Purvisnce, Sen, Ed. d. Kemp. VIM, S.
Browning, Joel Wright, Francis Forman,
Charles u. kldgely, Isaac Mules, J G.
Black Is.
Locos.-Jas. Fields, d. w. Hudson.
Jas. White ford. VIM. l.. Roberts. J. J.
Turner, N. r Kennedy, JON" II. Kenne-
DIV, VIM. A Fisher, John S. Brown, H.
Miller, Alex. Russell, Jr, lily. snyder,
Geo. A. lIenisler.-l3
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21
Germally.

The King of Prussia has given cab
met order that the lhonsal dth anniversary
Of the treaty of Verdun, The Huh Of Aug.
lS43. by which the Independence OF
Germany was acknowledged aud secured,
shall be celebrated by a solemn service in
all the churches in the Prussian monarchy
On occasion Of this anniversary large
medal will be struck after des gns Of the
celeb raled Go IN, Illus Miles RegiSle,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21


title to Oregon Territory by virtue of her
own discoveries aid settlement.
|, is a well known principle of The Law
of Nations, in regard To discovery, that
the nation who discovers the mouth of
river is entitled TO the sove! eighty to all
the land which is walered by such river,
its tributaries and head waters
In 1853, Mr.. De La LaIle, Frenchman
nayiga.ed the Mississippi river from Can
ada to it's month. IN virtue whereof,
France claimed the sovereignty to Louis
lana, on both sides OF the river, from the
Gulf of Mexico to the 400 Of latitude
And this title of France was acknowledge
ed by Great Britain. in the Treaty OF
Utrecht, of Versailles, liz 1868.
In l792,Cap,an Gray, of the American
ship columbia" discovered the Colum-
bia river, which he named after his ship.
He landed, held all intercourse win the
natives, who had never before seen white
man er a ship.
In 1904, Lewis and larke, IN the en-
ploy of the United States, assembled the
Missouri. passed the Rocky Mountains -
up to that time unexplored by white
man-,licsovered and expored to the heat
waters of the Columbia River-and fol
10 wed tina, River down to its mouth
where they passed the winter of lS04-5.
In 1903, the American Missouri Fur Com
pany established several trading posts, ont
on the River Lewis, a branch of the Co
lumhia.
1911, Astoria was founded, at the moutl
oflhe Columbia River, by Mr.. John JacoI
Astor, of New York.
y In December, 1918, Astoria was cap
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21
Election Returns.
BALTiMO7E!
T He BAN NER CITY

II ID n N N Z II z I
Wings Of Baltimore from The rock en-
bossed hills of old Cecil, we gather lau-
rels for your brows. IF ever wrealhs of
bay were won by victors, you have gained
them. Your old Coon has put d .wn that
miserable dunghill cock of Chapman's,
never aga in to flap his wings or crow
See the fr he's in, will you.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21
For President in lS4l
HENRY CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY.
ELkTON. vi ID.

EMR. v. B. PALMER, at his REAL ES-
TATE and COAL Office No. lO4 South Third
treet, Philadelphia, sagent for this paper
Nameso subscribers or ad rtissm sntslsi, with
him will be duly attended TO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21
OH 10.

The mail from the west last evening
brought The final result of The election
in Ohio for members of Congress. The
following persons are eleLIed:
WING.
Districts.
3-R C schenck.
4-J"seph Vance,
S-Jno Van Matre,
9-Elias Florence,
l2-SamueI Vmlon,
l3-P B Johnson,
IA Harper,
I'D 4 Tilden,
2O-J R Giddings,
DE S. Hamblin.
LoCOFOco.
Districts.
IA Duncan,
2-Jno B eller,
Sci tier,
6-Henry 81. John,
Jos Mcdonald,
l0-H A Moore,
ll-Jacob Brinkerhoff,
l5-Joseph Morris,
l6-Ioseph Matthews,
wv c McCausin,
lS-Ezra Dean.
This gives ! l locofocos and 10 wings.
The wings have carried the house, and
II e Iocos the senate The majority in
The house will give the wings the prepon-
defan &c on JOINT ballot
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-21
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
Wings.
Districts.

wings.
Districts.
l. Edward ] Morris,
g jos. K Ingersoll,
8. NJ. H jerks,
Z c M'Ilvaine,
8. Jeremiah Brown,
Is. Henry Frlck,
H. AL, xander Ramsey,
Is N. Mes.
II. James Irvine,
Is. Andrew Stewart,
90. John Dickey,
%. R. Reed,
"a, Joseph Burlington.
LoCoFoCos.
Districts.
5. John T Smith,
4. Charles J Ingersoll,
S. Jacob 5 YosL
9. John kltter,
10. Richard Brodheat, Jr.
IL. Benjamin A Bldlack,
IL Almond H Read,
10. James black,
10. Henry D Foster.
81. William Wilkins,
%. james Hays, .-
This would give the Wings l3, and tn
Locos IL of the Congressional delegate
Last year it stood Locos l6, Wings IL
We think it proper to say that The election
of Mr. Stewart in the 18Th, and of NJ
Reed in the 23d district, Wings, was no
ascerlained last evening; and we eve
hear Mr. READS l. F. election in tn
18th district doubled. We think it to-
rue.
We perceive that some Of the paper
class Or Mes among the Locofnco Con
gressmen. This is wrong Dr. N, defeat
ell the regular Lncot"co candida.e-He
a sound larifT man, and goes for distri
hutton oil the proceeds of the public lands
and VIZ moreover hear that las il appear
to US very naturally with those sent
ments,) he will be fonnd in due time
sound, consistent Clay man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
C0UNs, CCrNsr COPNSlr

TTTTRED Nv - f|IT-I IIr-I T-I-,eI-Tf IN :. l,,l.
- mr,s,Da... r.,f-,. aud D. n sure crr, tc,
81, rms. . dls.,iy.s tr. corn and rcrnov,,s n f,,,
l,ost main Irau amona the p,auv ,,s,. n
cpre- read rh.. fpllo,ylns extract of Iett.r tr
a., Rev .b,reT.r NcwHall of IJacoIn Macs
cannon NEGLECT o., state that fa,l go, -,
q f,ncp In fl,. Albion corn MASTER as On. - -.
snrref rIr,cfI.,. nav, ir,rl rs rri~,c" ~, =,
fnur successive. 1uuiicotiors ,,,,r,iio,, ~, - ~
rs,ti.I. in ,.f.,.f T, ,,,rC 10 INC ul
I'm .ro,fof ,gi,irh rod tho r,'I,v-i,, c,,,.,
4 laagl-Ta whom, rrf rrn., cam h., m 80,
s,frrius GREAT uarn am. .,,5 y !, -. 80, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
GONSI hip ZION
CAN Re CURED.



THE following Ivtter b. from Nrfer-sn Rhv-i-
,ian wi.e-c service IN TIE Navv ihc United
States we'll as his long aud suct .sfii practice
ma this county have gained for II .,i .' waited
rank a member of the MCdiess taculty.
ilbCrtYst town FretoriciS CO, SID Jan Ibtu 1872.
Mr. p ONcill-Dcar Sill = with great plea
cNuaorcinary cure that h . ever v.tTrssrI iu
~ - .e c0ursE ~ urlcsee. The easel alGIc
ahd cau % eNtrterh-1rr because 90 was cone
Sumption ~ thc 'uu-s ltt.I.ct N..n all rts
l'ncont lnt tram ct un iriE at 'n|t. .l8 ID Wi';
"A pam ~ THE breast, racIn- cough, a.El.e-
I'M the pain of tna hands --uIt aTulc alton, '.sl-
ing of the cheeks, T.-It -vs1fH, l--. And f1 add
- the ca 1iyguc 1l ms ..s, BE lHl -l '.r lH"t>o
Pa@to anu raoi oil tng mouth. Too SNORT. H.. "h.',
. S. gtCm was sy.ai3 .uuE, ami ueIc were N1u .u-
/ ulcers on hIs head, uotyalt Hn.e. The disease
yeats. Everything that che soi",iutou t parent
could SUGGEST, or tho skill of U.-lt or zen -.ysI-
clans could devise. had been .Nauust,d upon Inn.
cine, and hope If-J,i had abandoned as. saw
nothing for hun but death, aud dat swiftly aa-
pliiaoie condition. was watching WIN great
interest the Impror Cwent which your CatHo..cnu
was i..ak.n- "a the health of my urtGy ue'g.. o.
Jesse Lands, +. q, whose case was c..H ]. q
consumption, and when 4 g.. n. that your m-u.-
cine had restored hmm % vigorous u. al.u ray f
hope seemed JaduVu ON a. e. case 81 ans afflicted
son. ] bad no doubt from vhat had seen ID! us
CfisGCv, that 10 would De utbCuolit 20 huu. hut Co
procure tor liIu uos rum Of thy coUY UU'uf parts
OF which had no knowledge, would have been "a
departure from the course usually pursued by
physicians. Here there arose struggle between
professional pride and the fse lurs of father FOR
his child. Tho latter soon preIbm'uctad; got
him 10 commence using your CatEuilaou In
about month there was n visible m rTUygmCut
m his health; he then caught cold which threw
hIm back cons dCrahly; he, however, per-gvsr,d
with the medicine aud again began to Improve
slowly; his pains and soreness No fr" Cucst igiI
him. the ulcers gradual healed, ms appetite
improved, every symptom had vanished. and all
by the sole use of EUIr CGtGaLc1u for the pace
rf SIX months. Thus, my dear sir, las y0ur val
liable remedy restored the health OF mv son, Who
was toucUng on the verge of the grave, and !
would be guilty OF deep In-ratIuLr. and gross
Injustice 20 you, Iil withheld my testimony o.,
she turotlvc, purifying and sauat.v urrruruCs of
your Cathuiiron. JOHN w DORSEY. NJ ID.
For sllcby JOHN FISHER,
iun Whc ling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

COPPER TIN q, SHEET IE;tIN IS ARE.
p NIlE SUBSC WGEl, would inform his 81 Gus
4 tomers and lhc public generally. HAT Zee sidI
continues To- manufacture Jhc above articles, u al.
lhC!r varieties, ai hs old stand ora lui 10 Street.
WHEELING IA. JOBBING OF all kinds dorc
no The shortest notice Houses covered with COP
TER. TIN, ZINC. or SHEET IRON. on the mosl
approved plan AMI reasonable icruS. From his eN-
pericnrc M ,bis business he aucrs himself HAT De
Nili be able 20 give general satisfaction. SPOUT
ING for houses of every kind, size and price made
10 order with pr8mp'uCss and despatch. lie a.sn
contrucs tho manufacture 4 RUSSIA IRON
CRATES for dwell ncs, either plain or Hury.--
These CRATES nr com lr' Crir, cuivnrc aud beauty
add greatly 60 lltc Huish at rlriur.
ALSO. Un haud 1 variety 10 iaIs rus olCOoNlNG
STOVES ciihorf,r yp,l nr coal. s'..rado ur Hotels.
Steamboats, or private families. which cannot be
surprised hy any n This market. oriheriH utiiy or
price. an at which hc IS determined 20 sell al the
So reduced prices gs Cash or approved barter.
Im1f23l TiIOS e. CUIBERTSOE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
CAnlNHr MAKH ROOMs,

Al.'Nh1E SIGFil.
EEENilAII CLEMENS. respectfully informs
e his friends and the public that he has resumed
business agent, h. old stand ou Monroe street,
where Doe viii ...auuacrurC rs formerly and keep ON
hand au assortment ct CABINET FUREITUR RE,
equal boz workmanship aud material 10 any Offered
Iu this c,Iy, tie west, which he offers at Ncry
rotur,d prices. Among Eis sock will bc found
sofas, Bureaus, Eiuir and Par.or Tables Tyilei,cs
WaIJrnhc-, Rocking Chairs Bcdsicads Of all kind,
Desks, Wash stand, Vc, &c. Every article IN his
line mado ortgr, orders thankfully received and
promptly attended rr. up Is 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
Important ARRIVAL
7TgRuEEDEsS pills.

Or He r.rs4i ,,tlkc medicine cf The British
c1Yoge u HcaiH-L,ulou.
FEVIIESE Medicines cure every disease which
admits OF cure.
i They remove from the stomach, liver and
lnte-t ncs-thc blood making Or"ans-tnc on
,ruciIDuS to tAC Cue performance OF tuCiE healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the vari-
Gus sCcretlOus, and prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully 10 resist the VrJClspOsIu.
and exciting causes 10 disease.
They increase the action OF the aos8rbguts, by
which all MORBID grOwths are aiken INTO CIrCu-
latlon and afterwards eXpcilcI from the JOdy.
4 They restore the regularity of those process
es upon which reformation aud ClTcUl itIon Of
the blood depends.
These are the only medicines known IN which
small doses have powerful and beneficial effect;
and yet, Of which in extreme cases; such very
large doses may he ADMINISTERED !caTcss.y and
with greatly increased advantages 10 the laiIcui.
Tue British college of health having revoked,
aunulled a nd made void the appointment OF DR.
HUIauU Shepherd A.0at, he has cease % be IN
any manner ,onnectod with or agent Of The col
lcse of IL Callh.
George Taylor, being now AMI from hcnc, forth
the sole genera ageTtIu the UnI'c states, OGIhu
British college OF health Tor the sale Of Morrison
Pills, or the Vegetable universal medicines of the
college Of health; no other person but he said
George Taylor has any ilght or authority 10 NOM
mate or appoint -cncral aselts for the sale Of
the above IN cliCuCs.
GEO TAYLOR, IL Chamber q sole &c eral ag't.
JOHN FISHER, agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

Lot ,,I.r, ma .r# .,Ir teeth -o unusually white.
Quuth IrsH.s Dr. Gina, 90 Ulm tu.ner night
TO MAX r.r-s loo, so, with grlu, replied y"sl
I'yc BOUGHT glu % bottle of Thorn. ootu Nashi
ITS the best now u use. 50 enc iguuC io.Ns says
And since they've t-.ca tuls cast al. others away
Buj 90 prove d. thC best 60 make thc teeth slne'
Look again, uy near Sol.at the lus're ol mlHG'
'InCU Ty this great Tooth Nusnr
Tine t,abCIIy Tooth ASH,
And SEE f The Toniu NUsh of lh"sn, Is not L!-!
A NONE the .gOWmCutuuous 10 the a"oNcfdic
a iUc following.
HAVING tried Dr'Thcrn's Tea berry Tooth
WASH and become acquainted with She nHic
cuts of 5Js. rcwuosir1u.l Cu,rg,uuy say, lcols'l-
sg % one Of the s1l,st as b. 81, Que Of the most
pleasant tooth washes raW lIusC- ~ NJ
Pittsburgh Sept O.. 1872. LC.Nst.
tak. pleasure 100 stating, alter haFint ma q
.,.l or ThC-u's Tea barry Tooth Wash, that % De-
one % The best dHUtrifCys 10 use. Beng ih li
gT'd 'UTmlt combines nCa ness with convenience
While 10 cloausCs The enamel and removes Inc
tartar from the teeth, lis perfume Yields ira
g,aur, peculiarly desirable. JP IlB8lIS. III L.
VhtUnierz.rugd navcusod Thorn compound
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found II 10 ic
AN extremely pleasant cCn'utrcc exercising "a
mos, sulutaIy influence over the teeth aud gums;
/ preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the ACCUMULATION OBJ
. Tartar. and purifying J.C Breath. Having thor
ou.rlv tested It's virtues, we take pleasure m ic-
cawmtudiug il 90 the Uuoiic, believing Il 10 UC
| "a q BEETS0N, JAMES p JACK,
EOBV II PEBBLES, CliAS SCULIY
J C. DARRAGW. WIN MCNNDIESS,
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