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Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AT the next FEBRUARY term 0fihe plaha
Courl Of Wilkinson county The un.lelsial .ea
Guardian Of Amanda c., Addlioe ana
A. Coon, will present his accounts will sed
wards for final settlement and allowance
JAMES McNFEIEY, Cd
Dec. 81, 1913
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI YFloB0l8 c0ou, q
WILKINsoN CoUNTY Ttbd6Im "a.
TO all persons Interested "a az lands leasmsnls.
and herediiamenis 81 Ohm aud Blafy bins
~ on are hereby cited TO Be and ofpeAi before lhe
- Probate Court Of Wilkinson county on
Wednesday,, the third ddg Of Tie leel February
term, thereof, 844-and then andNthesS slIpw cause
why the following described piece or pascel o bnd
should not be sold. % VIZ OK interest," right litls
aud claim which John isina and Mary Atkins minors
under the age Of twentyopo years. have, M and 10 Che
certain tact piece o. paree Of land slAaa Sna md
being in aidJtkinsuf county ON tic welefs OF Blu
marls creek and being Che South part o aeerfain Acl
ofland originally granleabgthe SpRnieh 5oYorhnaeni
toone William Yausden, and by te said Va0aden aran-
ted and confined 10 lillian ogden, anu by he said
William Ogden 10 bus son aaoc Ogden, aliaa Isaac
day Of JUNO, ID. 1911 ands in he Probate
Clerks office SAID tinson county, III Book No T.
pages l77 g u.s.
FITNESS, tie Honorable FRANcls GILDARr.
~ Judge DC SAID Rfobdto G QUIT af the G curt
houssolsaia county The End Monday Of
DECEMBER, a p. 1918
JOHN q. ALEXArypER, clerk.
By ~ CoNRAn. 81 ~ ~
Issued this 9th day of December A. D. ls43. 80.
tE7sThe Fres Trader Will publish weekly, for SIX
weeks and present acct 70 Messis GoRnoN & PcsEY.
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NUITCI. h
IESfiE undersigned Executor Of tho last viii and fes-
tament Of MAReARE4 HAMPTON. decd. VA pre-
sen bis accounts, such Executor, to The Probate
Court Of Wilkinson County at lis January term
n final aeltlemeal and allowance
JOHN IL SINS. Ex,f.
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90 hiifsnlIIf

IHE CouIse " Instruction. nd00Ied n lhis m
stltution s very Thorough ana esss Ive For
healih' she loeall1n wsalpassed Good nc-
eommodailou aud superior facilIl ace zllofs
ded The yea win be divided i iHo ses
Tons che frat session Commencing en- dc inst
Monday ID January, Tie second on the second
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NEW FIRM.

FHVHE undersigned having purchased Of Mr.W. Q
B Rodney his entire sioek Of GOODS a Fort Adj |
ans will continue business 1t tic same stand under
the firm OF E. F. MoTeland s Go. WeinIend keeping
on han good supply Of
N ID " n n n IN. 9 -
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

New foIk, September ! s, l84l. I
Dem DoeloF According 10 you. request, we
bave used your Lpzenges IN several cases oI|
worms, and found hem uniformly successful q
we hive no difficulty in getting children 10 take
them as they are perfectly pleasant Ne shall
use them whenever occasion offers, believing
them 70 BE- the best yefmilnge medicine in use.
We have also used your Cough Lezenges very
extensively, and find Them fully % answer tie
purpose you recommend lhemfor We are youts.
respectfully.
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DR. HULL's
MEDIcaTED W0RM LozENG Es

A-DR0REL n more than 1900 cases % be
& falslble, siie only ceIlain EYatn- Destroying
Rlediciae Y use aud are he greatest discovery
ever made for dispeaing ihe various kinds of
worms that 50 hequensly and disifessluely enjoy
both children and adults, Many diseases aiise
from worms, and occasion loug ard intense suf-
feflng, and even death, without their ever beng
suspected; grown Pers0ns ale veiy cien afflicted
sslinthem. andaFe docicfed fur Various complaints
without any beneIii: while one dose Of these To-
zeHgss would speedily cure ihsm They afo an
iaiabe remedy, md 50 pleasant 10 he iasie
that children wiake hem as common pepper
mini L...l.sl.l.-
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
ALEXANDER Clerk,
THE sTATE oF -NIIssIssIPPI. D

tsie AAilTE COUNTY,.
To William c..Buten Guardian ad liiep Of rheophus
B. Norwood and Martha J. Norwood, minor children
Of James NJ :. Norwood, deceased Greeting;
nv on are hereby CITED % he and appear before The
a Probate Court Of Amte County, oathe Fourth
Monday OF January next, and shew cause q any you
can, why the following Real Estate belonging to said
deceased, should not be ordered 70 De eod Of the fol-
lowing portions thereof towit: lot OF parcel oflund
Described follows, commencing at the southwestern
corner OF lot No three IN square N SIX thence on
straight line on the southern boundary Of said lot run
easery forty five feet six nches thence run right
line north 70 the northern boundary Of lot No. one
thence along said northern boundary west TO the north
westcornef of lot No. one. thence south on neio
the place Of beginning, which said lots parcels Of
land square No ak, on the plaD Of the town Of
Liberty--Also lots No one and two, IN square No.
seven ia the town Of Liberty Also lot No. four 10
square No one; in the town q Liberty Also lot No
part oflot No four, square No, TEN and descubed
as follows. beginning fhe northeast corner of lot No
four, and running south with Broad street fifty sthfee
feet to stake thence west across said lot to stake
on the western boundary, thence north henofihWest
corner Of said lot thence 70 the place Of beginning
Also the southeast quarter Of section twenty-one, 10
township two range Eve easi-and the east half Of
the southwest quarter Of section y-one, in township
two Of tangefYe east the west hall Of the south
west quarter Of section fty-ihree "a township four
ofrapge6ve east,
And it is further ordered By the Court that This cla-
ton &c published ID Tie Liberty Advocate and Wood.
vile Republican, the time prescribed bylaw
WITNESS the Hon. joins WALKER
Tiloa AZ tonff III enftl Conn-
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

Hats, Boots. Shoes, HARDWARE. cloekefys GFoeeEiea
&C. &C. And will attend to the Storage Commission
and Forwarding Business.
Any business entrusted 10 Them will receive prompt
attention. 3. F. MORELAND,
J. J. CHAMBERS.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
INs0I.YENCY NOTICE.

M9fi under signed Commissioners appointed bY tie
Honorable Probate Court of WILKINSON county, 81
Ihe October Term thereof is43. % receive and exa-
NINE caims against the Estate of WnIoHr B. 0RR,
deceased reported Insoven will meet at the Store of
Messfs. e. Moreland < Co.. a. Fort-Adams, on ihe
First SATURDAY in each month for the ensuing SIX
MONTHS FOR the purpose AFORESAID Che expiration q
which time the Commissioners willmake Their report
WIN. Q. ROONEY
E. E. MORELAND, Commrs
JOHNSA DORSEY,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FHSIIE undersigned Commissioners Of Insolvency on
the estate 81 Mathew n Brandon, decd, ap.
pointed at The septemer term ofthe Ion the Probate
Court Of " ikinson county, viii meet the lira Sat
atday ID each monlhs for the next ensuing sx months
al Pinekneygi III the county Of Wilkinson, Tor the
purpose Of receiving and examining The cnima Of said
creditors OF said estate
ROBERT SEndPLEs
HUGH M.KEARYs commF'a.
NArIFANsL. b ROBINSON,
October y, ls43 AZ.
Trustee S. Sale.
y virtue 81 certain Deed. Of Trust made and 81
aeulsd b Die undersigned Trustee, by 6. Is.
Thornton, Tor The use and benefit of IS. G. Thornton
heaflaa daIo en- the 5lh day of December, 1890 and
duly recorded ~ the Ciefka Office ofthe Probate Court
of Wilkinson county Mississippi 10 Book II pages
20l z02 20 secure payment Of certain sums there
IA particularly sn forth and specified shall proceed 10
sell 10 Inc highest bidder for CASH before the court
house DOOR 10 WoodvIIle, Wilkinson county, Nasiz.
sippi on The 10th day 81 q hIuaEy 1874 lho pI Ant
rlON on which said g. a. Thornton now resides, sil
uaed ia said county and state the waters Bayou
Sara aud bounded tie north and east h The lands
Of A. C. Dunbar, south By said Bayou Sara creek aud
lands belonging 10 q W I4eaihefnan aud on lh5 west
b. tue lands 9f F. Davis, containing 955 salaa more
d Less; for more particular description 81 said land
reference may be nude 70 sad deed ofuust There
are upwards Of 400 acres d the tract cleared and now
under cuhsatons with deeng house, gn nil and all
necessary Ont buildings attached The land Produe.
i've andweIl watefed. and wall be exhibited 70 any one
desiFous Of purchasing prior odaY Of sale. Selling US
Trustee Evil convey such Title only Is vested IN
me 81 ahld deed oltFuhI
W d. DlLIdNGHAM. Trustee.
August IS, i84s1 1856
JUST RECEIVED,
6hLD cOcNIAC BRANDY,
~ New MaokeFel No 10 barrels halves quaf
eEs. RICE (New Cfop.1
LANCASTER s. SIMS,
Nov Agents fcr ]. B. BeTnak o. New Orleans.
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6hLD cOCNIAc BRANDY,
~ New Maokegel No. ia barrels. halves quaf
eTs. RICE, New CFop.l
LANCASTER s. SIMS,
Nov Agents fcr ]. B. BsEne 60. New Orleans.
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Variety.

EARLY SrRro.-As an evidence Of the pecuial
precocity Of the present season, the South western
Farmer, published al Raymond, Miss, mentions
that Irish potatoes have commenced coming uT
handsomely. They first appeared on the 2lst inst
Cucumbers and melons are on the wav, and peas al
ready climbing the sticks as high rs sixteen inches
DEkP Snow The snow about Prairie du Chen
on the upper Mississippi, is six feet deep a level
HUMANITY "A dry sort OF genus once undertook
10 name and classify he different sorts Of fools in
the world There are, said he three sorts of foels
In this world LIST, the ordinary fool I'd, the foo
who is one, and don't know it; 81, the fool who is
not satisfied with being fool in reality, but under
takes IN addition to play the fool
EMIGRATION IN FLoRlDA.-The law for encou.
raging military colonies in Florida has already gl-
ven rise TO many parties for exploring he most
southern portion OF the peninsula. Some OF those
parties have already published favorable reports and
considerable immigration is likely to result.
Coon GRACIOUS "A gentleman in Buckingham
county, Va, has wife whose weight rs three hun
dred aad seventy-sx pounds. One OF the htte re-
sponsibllites aged eighteen months weighs ninety
three pounds.
BOARD OF NAVAL SURGEONS met al Philadelphia
Yesterday for the examination OF Assistant Surgeons
tor promotion. The board is composed OF Surgeons
Thos billiard, President w 3 w Ruschenberger,
Samuel Darlington, VIM. Maxwell Wood, Daniel
Egberf members The following Assistant Sur
geons have oeen directed 10 report TO this board
James C. Palmer Augustus ]. Bowie, John L. Fox
John Abernethy, Edward J. Rutter, John L. NJ
son. J. Malcolm Smith, Chas. VIM. TAFT, Charles
d. Maxwell.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY WoRKHoUsE This excel
lent institution was opened on the 23d Feb. 1872
for the reception Of incorigbe Migrants" and
others, found guilty OF minor offences The follow
will show the number of persons committed from
that date to 3lst December 1872
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

NJ ARAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDEKs
-These Invaluable Powdershave been adopIe
IN Eurors bat rance IN pacuar upwards of thirty YEAR
well oy thousands this country, being the only mild
safe, and ccacieus remedy for ladics whose hea
fcrbids too rapid increase Of family. "
aqame hese a. |, well know Tor thirty yeas +,
ropethosc OF Vienna and Parswhere favored ~ her
experience aud opportunities, she med celeSity In
those great d:cov RE. in %ede, scn,e specially adsss
70 ne female frame for which her nedccs stand unr
Vailed a, well n shi. c9ontI Is IN Europe Her acquantspe
hsI.by racing ths decline and II health Of females
often apparently neIpicabe which eonsir, many
fond mother TO gravc-to their
rive know edge Of the primary OF female ndispos
nons,espccay Of married fcmales-which, 1908, led
the discovery her celebrated (" Preventive Powders
Their adoption been Of preserving not os,
the tsaih but tho life Of s6ectonstc vii.
fond mother.
Tn. advertiser feeling the importance subec and t.
timang the vast benefits Thousands by their ado
ed by all that they hold and dear TO rr consideration
II wise and vrioua TO evils which
ec by simple and health means within consro Ever
dispassona;e, yrnous, and enlightened mind viii ,i
.nsy answer in the aa,ma,ys Free 6'e dollar
can be orwasded By mail 70 any Psr Of the Us,!ed al
TELL, Female Physiean Principal Office, s Oreenw,ri
street, New York Office hours IA NJ cccL NJ
Boston cfice No. Esses ct. 10 i'm
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA
CHARLES DI1NNE WATERIANn pRINCIpAJ

u, L..
THIS Academy established years age, under pa
oil former ntendenI General ths Island and
other md vlouals Of nobility of
CITY, II Is cOcdocied the plan OF the German gvnna-
na and the interrogative" All the
scholars understand English language and many them
speak il hsbtualy and huenIly
The Principal has hs experience OF schools France Ger
many, land, and the United States His chief aim In 10
the youth entrusted his practical knowledge Of
those branches oe polite education which required all
active careers, and are applicable to any.
French German and Spanish anguages History eogrs hes
Natnul Philosophy the practical part Of Mahematics and
DrawInss Of varons kinds
Tofesso of divers nations acquire reside IN the e.
tabshment, and all the classes receive
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan tui,on that Sc
vera Ct the pupils under elve OF ages SPEAK
two foreign languages perfectly Ineligible and
those Of nper years, correctly and easily.
The scqusion not only the Spanish but also of
languages thus placed within the reach Of the youth
nQush the advantages winch from English ed
Hcaon The object Of the Principal in desiring receive
youths from the United States facilitate the Requirement
OF the English accent for his Spanish pupils which
here the manly spirit Of the English The yeuns citi
OF the United Suites nothing the eli
mate the house being and airy, heahfu
spot al short distance from the city; and containing
limits hne bath and complete gymnasium for
OF the pupils health Two Yosths, lately arrived from 9erma
the principal man. and his wife and sister have
s &c OF the junior department. children any
iattsat Of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed
he terms $500 payable three months in adj
References-MEssRs. CHAs. DRAKE i BROTHERs
ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ.,,
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NOTICE
DEOPOSALS viii be received at the Purchasing Office
Quarter Masters Del Phiiadelp TO the
following materials aid articles ior the United States Army
for the 1913. viz
SLY blue twuied Cloth, Cd wide.
Bsa oh d. Cotton shrting. % wide.
Ulioieached Cotton Drilling rs wide.
fannel & Cotton and Wool. 70 wide.
Cation Flannel, 81 wide
Uniform Caps Tor Dragoons Artillery and Infantry.
Po:ipoons for Artillery.
Stt uIder Straps BRASS for Dragons.
Blankets l-2 feet long, 5 wide. weight lbs
Horse Blankets blue, feet long, l-2 wide, weight lbs.
Drums: comrlete Artillery and Infantry.
Try.
Hatcnsu
Worsted Binding and Cord ofa kinds.
The and number Of articles will deermn
d thereafter.
Casks for one year from April next.
Patterns Of all the required wooen cloths and art
ces de posted the PurchasnR Office in this city
amnaon Samples Of Of the woollen and cloths
Will be sent manufacturer application this oce
by mail and such information may be desired
On the samples and patterns Inhibited the will be
foun ed and inspections made and article will
that 10 inferior the materials workmanship
contract 10 founded.
The surpe. be delivered 1.-THE United Ar,ena
Pha ephia, for nsp ction, equal monthly portions
and the to be hed before the day Of
gust, l8i3.
The proposals be writing sealed and endorsed Pro
PGsas and must reach the Office Of the Assistant Garter
secu.iy viii be quired for the iulfment Of contracts
Purchasing Office o. Mrs Deptl
PhiIad, 2Oth jan i25 cod 2OFr
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWING TO the celebrity efficacy, and inyarable suecess
~ Madame Restes Female Monthly Pills in al. oosc. OF
reauary suppesson ssppage OF hose functions Of
.ne upon which the health or f-sj peads
coruteTsr and limitations are constantly attempted be
pe ee on Tor the genuine. Chep pills
M!welye cent? box gut different boxes and called.
male Monthly Pills. with the OBJECT OF ss - tnsa
sss4SnsS b ssan,i Ties; s,temP TO impose uen
t:ein, except those sod Madame Restell Principal D.
M Greenwich street, New Yorh and laser et bostoy
tIce ~ Madame Rettes signature csve
Of each boz. -
b-Tkey can be used married single nv
che directions enclosed inside OF Sold aso ~
pointnent 1t Pa Grand street IF Alien New YORK
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
nv po,,,r lTTyESIEp AsD rsEfiisskS2i w ..ur,

THE Scientific eonbms,ion Of ingredients Of which sers
Pills composed, have made. them the wonder and adm
Of the world They known all Europe st
the only preparation discovered that has ed nsarab
cases being such thev not e used during prcganv
for though always mild sais and healthy they ere esrtain
The directions translated into Ensliah and envelope,
ound with the seal Of the importer a.,
sins the sirpature of NJ de BoudcloQue English IN
recfons have the signature Of DIR. AELVEAl. suhc,a
.genv Far the continent Of America
They can be uansageo by mail g Of the Umt
YORK, will with mnedafs attention AL letters mus,
be post PAID Sold ~ appointments n iso Cherry Crtns
mail ito m wv
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M ADAM ESTELL

LTEAihLE PHYSICIAN. Office and resdence, Is Crurt
wch street, between Courandt md Liberty wh.r,
she De consulted with the cicr confidence on enrr
plants incident to the female frame.
Madame and kuo IN tn. tr.aen,
Of obstinate cases offemalc rsEusy stoppage
&c. sueh as to require but few days effect perec
or other ind,spo.tion will accommodated durn
" Preventive Powden,r for meYv,rd ladies'. whose DC
csc or prccaous health forbds rapid increase family
y pscksac All Letters rost pad) addressed to boz sss
". B.-Niedame RESTELI would inform ladies rendny
out Of the city, whose health admit Of
she would devote attendance upon them N any
part OF the United States within rea,onabc dstsnce o @
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GOROON he FTT.

NV CORNER. FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THE NEW YORK HERALp-A daily Paper, issued every
morning OF the wtek-picr copy. Cou1try sch
scrser unsneS at ae rate any specific period
emitace advance No unless paid IN adv
The WEEKLY H.RALp-ssueu every satad, W morning AZ
nine oclock-pce and quarter per copyornned
country subscriber So u or a. ths
same rate for any specified period
CORRESPONDENTS address ettota Ga
JAMES 9onpoE bErrErr. Proprietor and Editor-ad I'll ~
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DR.. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DIsPEN5ARY. 2stX Fulton street near
~ Grecnwcn-D Borson Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London, and formerly Surgeon British Nal
~ continues to be consulted daily all diseases Of delicate
nature and all those distressing symptoms
dicous treatment and the mpudcnt fquack medicines
pr M has had en- experience Of twenty yeas treating
delicate all their andc Implicated
uses mild safe and substitute mercury eIadca
the yencre1l with certainty hou sube
patent to risk restricting him inf susua diets pu
suits while his medicines agreeable and smell Per
maent distractions in the urethra. such
Of the prostate gland acc ompanied with much
dull about part Of the
apences Of malt.eanent Dr. M
tic promoting absorption Of the tckened c,tcula
membrane without
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBiLlTY.-Thopn.,ds Of. young
suffering tie consequences Of indulgence
destructive nerves further from
the Of pretended specifics which stimulate
purely pstoloea pnncipes and never fails in establishing
Letters post paid containing suiabe fee, will ensure
tie full advice and medicine any part the
Un,on by his giving history Of bis easel detail 2osk Fu
on street near Greenwich. v2tjmsr
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MEDICAL.
PARIS TTEE PUJ.S

THIS Fine Herbal Medicine h,. scarcely been introduced
of,ne without s.Isc,din.Ty s..ition, he
s.; !. ssa e Ne" % :as
raadty exceed their sangune expectations The
sGs to a.
that have been s!hero sold the 10 the shape pills which
the system BY snis eblng and rendering liable e r.
hs intestinal cana. eaIs blood .'1snsSeans The
a@% si' sn %sy d. A
smy tom The Youngest to The oldest being psIss ites
WING ss1s %
s f"sa
we would Gart cuiay recommend this me dicne they VIII
Ss he
hs torpid aud acrimonious fluids hat have ad dormant
WITTY speedily o. sS;s
PopeoE have many saesilsns ssti%onss OF tn, e.
fary Of ps s Pin. IN billions and .csbatc complaints.
liver complains, debility co~pls,nis Incidental TO
Lie % y had *.
Thomas pa with two fine eng a'ns' and much other inter
1:%s, Gin % and Chemist William
Sad; Co dusg,s,s and chemists budinss, No 2Is
es., eI. IS s,aS Mo-
Dead c Bsss
Johu C. Hart, dusEist, sas Grand, corner Nsrif
SS% MEDICINE ,as wssI
street e. L. Cotton chemist and spotrecay 253 Bleecke
corner Jones street, Wendover druggist and apohecary
NJ. Nl Eighth
BCstlySmc Wells s%ou: seed drug and ,.tsr. med
s eso .ss M Fulton street I Ro ssGs hi
Clarendon House, cor. Daan and Broadway.
Small boxes Is cents Large family boxes so cents.
Persons d.suou, agency for their ale in the
country III please direct their letters post paid T. ko
hcIts 20. Letter box 907. New York. f6 lm.c
- cps at Nos ,iod street, New Yrok-The Tooth
ties cleaning the and mouth restoring the to
healthy stae and preventing uppe taste odourn
the mouth whether arising from decayed teeth or from de-
ranged state of the stomach.
V designed to be used with tooth bush and will be found
to :upeede the necessity Towder keeping the teeth clean
and the OF the II the teeth
particularly useful Of spungy restoring them
to healthy and causing them around the
teeth In painful affections Of the teeth and from
to cold, il will be found highly beneficial Ii par
ncuarly serviceabe the Os Tooth Wash atngh
before retiring rest This mcthod recommended by emf
uent dentists a. BY doing all particles Of food which
muatc during the day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through the night in clean sweet and healthy state
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable portions
Of poor humanity; but how neglect the attention
needed Among these know of pleasant
and eectua than the Ois Tooth WASH lit cleanes viii
the teeth strengthens the gums pu fees the mouth
the breath We recommend ALL young
Id Boston Morning Post.
The Os Tooth Whis the bess detergent used
enAne-[ Boston Transcripts.
For sale bv the PRINCIPAL druggists { scitv
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CAUTION TO FEMALES.

MADAME KESTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN would
W inform ladies who with proper decacy, have epag
nance the treatment Of their complaints their
own sex that all she attends them personally eY
yercnce practice and knowledge enables do so She
dccms u necessary to this she does wish I, DC
cassfd wh the preende continually appearing and dsppea,
incompetent themselves. Obliged scarcely les,
ignorant Quack instead Consulting parlos
residence Hs street, between Courtandt and Ii
berty streets ours Of attendance from A M Up W.