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o. There are signs OF a rupture between Blair
and Kendall. Kendall considers Mr.. Tyler n De.
mocrat, and worthy of going before the democratic
convention, and. ~ifnominatcd, of being supported
by the Democracy. He, therefore, deprecates the
violent assaults which the Globe is making upon
the administration Mr.. Blair. in his last paper,
replies To Kendall, and defends himself with much
ability.
The Democracy ofIyler is the oSienSiblc cause
of the growing fcud between these old cronies.-
There is, however, a secret cause, which it is sup
posed will exert II much more powerful influence
than the avowed one. And that is the public print
ing. Kendall aspireS TO that lucrative post, nj the
hands OF the next Congress. He will come before
them with his bleeding wounds, sustained in the
cause of Dcmocracy-which will appeal most elo-
quently in his behalf. MIR. Blair considers that
prize as justly belonging TO himself, and he brooks
no rival.
When the quarrel fairly opens. the life OF Blair
written by Kendall. and the life of Kendall writ
ten 10y Blair. will constitute invaluable addcnda To
the political history OF the times. Some idea NAV
he formed of It's character from the annexed para
graph revealing the disposition made of $1,000 of
the public money; which found its way into the
strong box OF the Globe Office:
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On The 10th inst at O'Clock, A. NJ Of Innamatoy Fever, Mrs.
MAKrhA cambridge COTTON, wife Of Mr. Peter Cotton,
in the 5Oth year Of her age.
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MORE LITERARY GEMS.
Selected for the Pennsylvania Enquirer.
FROM rHE WRITINGS OF FREDERIKA BREMER.
GOD IN NATURE.

u N NAIOkE.
"And has then this world of the Gods indeed vanished
from naturol Do not these very benevolent powers, which
are concealed in their productions, testify, that the Divinity
~ there, and speaks as before unto men, even If they do
sometimes forget the beauty OF the gifts in the uses which
they draw from them1 The Divinity gives himself TO his
creation, INCORPORATES himself in ito! this must be an T.
trrnal truth. Is there any one among us, who does not per-
ceive God in nature, who has not there read his words
But God manifcsis himself in the Christian Revelation 9th.
crXise than in the Grcciun Mythos. As God gives himself
Ia the people through the Word, so he gives himself to Ma
ture in the Sun,-and men and flowers drink from the same
fountain of love-"
Angelica was silent, and seemed TO be recollecting her
self, then she continued with a beaming smile:
"When the Sun blesses and nourishes the plants with its
warmth and light, (or what the Sun does not bless and
nOurish, has no powet) il says 10 them: Take and eat, it is
1" But he does not divide himself into innumerablc trlg-
ments, but remains in heaven the same"
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HNOR SALE Privately, a first rate sEAMsTREss; also
u good COOK, WASHER and RONER.
au II -ss RIO NH. l. RRorupR
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EAST NNESSE


1t will be seen that Jones has gained 81 votes in this
county, which, under all the circumstances, and after war.
ring against "beasts at Ephesus," in the persons of an orpa.
mzed band Of town leaders, with their subalterns in the
county, and in view Of the Church trials, paper wars, and
various other considerations, is a great gain for the Wings
Of Washington, and peculiarly gratifying to the writer
This result IS the more gratifying TO US, because these town
leaders boosted of their success, and that their ticket would
certainly gain in the county. Wonder what these leaders
will sy now,
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LIFE AND SPEECHES.

CLAWS LIFE N SPEECHES..
PROPOSALS. for publishing the Congressional and other speeches
y Of Hon Henry Clay, together with a complete outline of his
life, brought down 10 the resignation Of his seat IN tie Senate
They will make . large svo. volumes Of nj least 600 pages each,
and have been compiled with great care by the aid of several Der.
sonnl friends Of the great Recommendations of excellent taste
and erudition. Each speech is introduced with a brief historical
memoir Of the subject. The work will be embeHisbed with -four
steel cngmvings a full length likeness Of Mr.. Clay: a view of the
house IN Hanover where he was born; a view Of Ashland and a
view Of the monoment on the Cumberland road near Wheeling. II
will be published ON fine paper and bound In extra cloth at IS per
copy. No more will be printed than arr subscribed for.
WAsmNoroS, Feb'y, 1873.
Tie proposals Of u. Mallory, Es1, for PUBLISHING the life and
speeches Of Henry Clay, meet our entire appreciation. The work well
executed cannot but be ominenly interesting and useful.
WILLIE f. MANGUM.
J. ". BERRIEN. -'
H. CRlTTENDEN,
a. BARROW,
J. r. MOREHEAD,
J. HENDERSON,,
ALEXR PORTER.
Subscriptions recsived by w. RANDOLPH, Richmond. fu IS
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mcnt by Congress, in The West: but on account of
its bearing upon parties. If there is TO be n
Western party, TO 90 only for Western measures,
and to control the entire legislation ofthe country;
they must, rs n matter of course, have a Western
President. This is what Mr.. Benton means. He
goes for n Northern man, at present.; but that
Northern man, as Judge Tucker and various other
distinguished Democrats probably know, is a mere
willow in Col. Bcnton's hands. The Col. is, there
fore, content To let the Northern man be- President
for 4 years, under him; on the assurance, that the
whole patronage of the Executive shall be WELD:
ed TO dcvolve the succession on u Western man
probably himself
Wonder what will become of the Chivalry, if
Col. Benton once gets a full and fair sweep!
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unn-I- s Skinnnr

Take + lbs. of sugar to l peck Tor l6 lbs of the fruit
Scald and remove the skin OF the fruit in the usual way.
Cook them over u fire, their own Juice being sufficient with
out the addition OF water, until the sugar penetrates and tlSy
are clarified. They are then taken out, spread on dishes.
hattened and dried in the sun. A small quanuy of the sy.
rp should be occasionally sprinkled over them, whilst dry.
ing; after which, pack them down in boxes, treating each
layer with powdered sugar. The syrup is afterwards con.
cenirated and bottled for use. They will keep well from
year To year and retain surprisingly their flavor, which is
nearly 'nato the best quality OF fresh figs! The pear sha-
ped or single tomatoes answer the purpose best. Ordi.
nary brown sugar may be used, alarge portion OF which is
retained in the syrup.
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THE roOR, THE GREAT, AND THE CHRISTIAN.

II fOOR, u GREAT, n III IhklsIlAN.
Those who stand on the high places OF the earth under
stand not what necessity, what suffering means; they know
not what il is to n noble mind to be obliged, like the worms,
10 crawl upon the earth for nourishment, because it has not
strength TO endure famine. Life moves around them with
SO much grace, ~splendor, and beauty; they drink of lie's
sweetest wine, and dance in a charming intoxication.-
They find nothing within them, which can enable them 10
understand the real sufferings Of the poor. They scatter
grain with benevolent hand for the little sparrOws; they
raise the glow.worm from the ground To ~enlighien their
rooms IN the dark night; but they love only themselves, ana
look at mankind only in thci. own narrow circle"
"How unjust youare," answered the Countess with some
thing of noble indignation. "You describe the batbarous
ldlers of a time which has long passed away. ltis true, |
will not deny il, there is an enjoyment IN being placed by
ones position in life above the crowd, and looking down
with II glance ofkingly pride upon those who look up To
u>;-yes, it may be Il kind OF enjoyment to humble Others;
but yet there is Il greater one"
And that is?'
'To humble ones sell, AND TO do homage to higher pow
er, and TO feel ones self poor in the midst of all worldly
%spendor, compared with him in whom the Spirit of God
dwells. All, Angellca. Il soul aspiring to the highest dwels
also IN the breasts OF those who are surrounded by the SPLEEN.
dor and wealth of the earth. And when a beam of Gods
glory mnnifests itself, they gladly leave all, and devote
themselves TO follow and worship it,"
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Prom The Enquirer.
"THe danger is not yet orern'

'JHc ddHgeT IS not YET OrcT'"
These were the memorable words, which Edmund PEN
dleton addressed to the Republicans Of 1901, Immediately
utter the election Of Mr.. Jefferson, in all the fullness and
confidence Of triumph. lie said the danger was not vet
over, because he looked 90 the work they had to accomplish.
to the principles they had to establish, and to the enemies
tney had still To- encounter. We r~e-publish this remark,.
Die warning TO our Republican brethren, al this time, not.
"ithSiandingt the many trumphs we have gained since 1910.
40, and with tie full view Of the great and perlous struggle
we have TO encounter in 1914. Let ms not luil ourselves to
siumbers with dazzling visions and falacious hopes. Let
us not 90 tn slecp under the belief that we have gained the
victory we despiscd our enemy IN 1910, and wo were
'taien' we did not organize in time in lsiO, and wo shull
not be sufficiently organized in 1874, because the Conyen.
ton will not assemble ul the ih Monday i'm MAY next
ieotcd. Listen 20 "a Voice from a Fncndu which ia in
this days paper. That voice proceeds from a DISTINGUISHED
man. and roma distant State, who, though he prefers another
candidate, is fully alive 10 oil the dangorso Of the struggle. Ue
demonstrates 20 no, thnt the enemy is not too weak 10 be
desplsed' but that be Is still formidable, maddcncd bv bs
disappointment, and desperate in his oxeriions. Does ANS
msn dcuotn' Then let him look al our Tremendous stm,s.
ge ~ Virginia iu the last Sprng-let him look 10 n. Caro-.
lhH' WheLe nc has probably carried a majority Of the popu.
iT vote OF the STATE, end let hin especially look 10 the rc.
cent Election In Tennessee, the land Of Old Hickory him.
sell the iheaire OF POlk's eEcfiOns-and where. accordtry
70 appearances, we are defeated in nm election, which consti
tted the iurning.point ri the Senate Of the Estates. De-.
pso the strength Of the Whigs. Then, indeed. NAV VIZ he
ocnien, shnmciuUy beaten, IN the approaching struggle. We
might, indeed, defy their efforts, if oIrown party were united
TO o man, in iov0r Of one candidate. Bat we have both
these dangers 90 enc0uuter-wo have 20 meet an enemy.
fifong 90 numbers, iu talents, in wealth, m tho influence OF
tbe towns aud corporations, armed with tricks. dexteroos
~ ppoloyinR' ond desperate IN the purposes. Ard, IN the
"a place, We have divisions 10 fear IN our own ranks. Bur.
iore.warned, lore AIMED! Letus then keep both in view
and let ne adapt out counsols and measures 10 The nec,E,ri
ties OF our situation.
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TOMATO FIGS.

We copy the following from the American Farmer. Ii
will soon be a seasonable nriice.-The experiment has
been tried in this quarter with the most satisfactory results.
Rich specimens of the fruit thus prepared, were exhibited
at the shows Of the Cincinnati Horticultural Society this
spring.-CineinRat GGseffe.
PATENT OFFICE, July 10, 1871.
DEAR SIR:-The medicinal qualities OF Tomatoes have
greatly increased their cultivation, and every new prepara-
ton oi the article Is deserving consideration. A sample of
"Iomato Figs" has just been deposited at the Paten, Office,
OF u very superior quality. From the taste, I should sup.
pose all the good qualities of the fruit are retained. In an.
pearance, the drum Of tomatoes resembles one of figs SO
nearly, that they might easily be mistaken for the same.
The sample is deposited by Mrs. Steiger, of this city, and
the recipe transmitted with il is enclosed for publication. IL
Is deeply to be regretted, that since the periodicals OF the day
are open TO communications, thatso many valuable improve.
ments are lost 10 the world barely for the want of publicity.
Others may have dried the Tomatoes with a recipe, howov.
er, less successful. Very respectfully,
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PIFTY DOLLAKs HEwAMD.

FIFTY DOLLARS
A SECONDED from the service of the James
IN River and Kanawha Company, SAM, EtI1CK, Bon, JIM
md JOHN NIL. sam was hired NJ VIM A. Carter, Of Henuco
he ~ about ~ years old, remarkably ugly, about FIVE feet ten inches
high, and ~ supposed 10 be lurking about Nj Grandvile Timber
hkef, IN Louisa county. Eniok ~ about 20 years old, about five
feet eight or ten inches high very slender small features was hired
Of Mr. Hiram Harris, Of Manchester, and ~ supposed IN be- IN the
height, rhood II Manchester or Richmond. Bob and Jim were hired
of China Carter ~ Richmond. Bob has n wife THE Faun Of Mr.
Robert g. williamson, four miles north of the city, wharo ~ WIS
seen few dayspas I've isabodt I've feet siS inches high, well made
nwny completion. no inarks rec01ecteds Jim, his brother ~ smal
ir tran Hob. same complexion; has been gone since last February,
~ supposed 10 have a passfom some one, ashe has repeatedly been
seen and heard Of both IN Richmond and Petersburg. He ra good
tobacco factory hand. and may he employed In some iactoty IN one
or me other places. John Hhl was hIei ~ kiu. Nancy Harris, Of
Hanover near Goodans Tavern. whore h. e. no doubt, lurking. ne
his wife lives IN that neighborhoDd. ne h about Is or 50 years of
age, about sR feet high, and wears a nus. a reward of Ten Dot
lars will be- paid for the apprehension and delivery Of each ~ ue
above named negroes, 70 myself or Capt WIN. Y. Richardson, on the
Basin, in the city Of Richmond. RtCHD Rims,
an 17-co2w Superintendent Repairs James River Canal.
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SANDS RsArARiLtA-Sahvauon IL n condition Of IN. .y.run
Nu.t' 'n "gu'hcious OF Improper use OF mercury. and many
Ia.ehs, ave having been brought fully under fs iuiuonee. bng.,
ou' a m'eiaoe ehsienee fora f~w months OF years, when death
terminates their sufEcrings.
The prominent symptoms are, tenderness about the ,pou,, ,,,,.
thnc oohos' uepfe-s'ono ~ spirits and prostitution Of strength. srro-
hlous anu meteurial diseases embrace a wide range ana 49,, -.
ges spread 10 a fearful extent. Hitherto these diseases have b,p.sI
nseueals Ahi' u, reeenuy a secret has been onfbLsd from The atrna
OF nature Which tiunpbs overall opposition.
sands safaparin1, a most invaluable medicine. pr.,a,ss nh,u,
"oh Vegetable nnienaS VIII arrest. and, u timely adtninls,sred.
speedily cure scrofulous. mcrcurial AMI other .imn,r ,is.,.n. ~ ~
entering into the circulating husL- passing through the whole ,ns,.y,
n."'s' ana a-shhihtng itself with the different fbres aud tissue.
which Comprise the wonderful machine II A. thus tina, ,s,cu,.
~ ~, ~ en'efs are ufiven out OF the system, by enabling the powers
ten, to sound and perfect health.
J. pa'ueuiar' sre advertisements in this and other city paper.
~ n soh Wholesale and retail and for expectation. nv
~Co- Druggists aud Chemists, Cnnit, Rrdlbin,.
,ssn,i. pnS~nm"a., Sofner o u Chambers street, New York. authorized
= ~ No.ou an ~ :. Duvai x Co, in Petersburg, Roper 4 Ander-
ou' No,ok L. ~ Santos; and sold by Druggists generals m n.
for 81. WV Po' o""'e' 0 bottles
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Phillip in Search Of a Wife, &c.
w. RANDOLPH has received for sale
~ Phillip in Search of a Wife. by n Gentleman Butterfly. he.
ing a sequel to Kate in Searchof a Husband. I24 cts.
Private Secretary. \ Romnnee from the French Of Geo. sand.
IL! cts.
Morris Grrme AMI Dancing Feather. I2i eta each
Change for the american Notes" IL cts.
WALLACE Doctors. and othnr Tales, by I. =. Arthur. ~ CT.
Sam Slick IN England. IS cts.
No. I Frosts, A NovaI Biography. 25 cents.
Nos do Pictorial History n =. do ,t-
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Lddys Book, Graham, &c.
ODEE' Lady's Book for September. rs cts.
N Gmham's Magazine. do % ets
Lesies Magazine, Tor August. Is cts.
Received for subscribers, and for sale by
au II w Ramon pu
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

thursday MORNING, AUGUST IL, is4,


ar See first page.
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my Ola Friends and Customers.
NAVE received a porion N my Spring stock of ertrs ou,fW
WINE Lead, Glass, &C, win few barrels u Mountain Oi. al
'i which J viii work ny at pdces 10 snHt the times.
ROBERT MOTT,
~ 70 Painter Globe SQUARE
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Next door above Mes-rs. Valentine. Rreedep a Co.
Nu .rL. Tu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-08
IOKNsi vnNNaN CORNnrr

( NURED Jy tEc Albion rOi % p}Jstel! IA oti.rd.
~ immediate r~ueL aau - a sure cure Tor
rms, /. assJ.yCs the corn and removes 4 f.,ul
tie LOOT W.lL else and expedition. without IA,
least pam. From autohS tie many cases of
cures, read The following extract of letter from
tIc Nv tJeueZgr NJ NGGil Of LiLCviu. Mass
l cannot neglect 10 state, that feel great con
HIeuCv an tie Al54..n corn plaster. as one of the
SAFEST remedies; have tuCd rs efficacy, and ia
four successive applications according 10 ihe OF.
rectiOhs, 10 effect, q "a cure
In pro, q! which, read the following cases.
lld(.-lO whom reference can be made after
sUHef.HS Sieai paIn, al convenience tor years
i!o@ CUIns, and WHO Iu the mean titne was ma,
@iaS "-t VI vdriO. : highly celebrated rem ,d:es
but 10 40 purpose, auL had m Cuus,1-i. ucc All
llC,r repeated Ci~aipHiUtuicnts, nearly dtspair-
cd Uf r-'tc', most apply met with lie A'b-n,,
corn plaster, one boa oi " lac h, lt an UNpeu 81 of
only 90 Stui>) has ,utre cured her ,Urus! So
Ss'o"s"iuS " as 'his utc a. 10 induce several of
theIrle"ds unL neighbours OF The lady To U.s., he
sane remedy, aud ~ b the same good success!
aIAu old q, at vmaU! informed an AGENT
IuJt after suffering uuC- uSyiJn.bl, l,in and
HOn"Ie iif kta trIm d corn, mich had resist =
ca ever a'eIbt to d,s'r'y, was cured by tins
\ persoi!-So rpii, with corus for long
lilhe as 10 BE- unable 10 walls, had 10 cut holes IN
his SHOES 10 ease las ittt,-Has cured by this
prc $ cents box
@. \ u. Each of the articles viii lie sls ed " L
kl'dtr on the ugtSlIv wGa.ptr,
80 .OUstm giiO1. NJ Icrs.n can have ata
gbaiC Idea ot the asst brIshi.-s riI-I winch Or
S"ir hl-h.y celebrated 4 .thma'lc or Cunsump-
Nv I,.~t -NFe Ih CbuS .luatiDu Cul-aS. COILS.
Wruiy OI htcathtas, wheeling, tI@htupss u
.aS ~rt~i lalu iu the SIDE, Stlttg OF blood. &c
- Lar Una only IS necessary To- CuuVilcr person
SLigrln- iTJm these CgmpiIIats that TINS Is one
J. CO., Inusi alua1le ru,tiy.Uus ever .lscU, cred
iur Complaints OF the .ui-s> generality. Common
r,lc are O. moved IA a lew hours Pucc - CTS.
'tynattl iTDm tht era nal VI y Er,I,e OF Er
" 4 Conway y " & kitder, uusu .aiute su 90
eys.ur 90 tAe .ase Z kIddrT. ~ whula IHay aIy
!"T sa.r ht a., ,'r.u'InE iOoa. No - state ST.
corr .r"t Merchant, Tow. tost'u, end hy L.s
~Itt.Hi appointment by As BAkEh.
de- Nl,,au-, Va.
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COPPER Is q aiiEETIT,.tN 81 80.

-
r 4 ME SUBSCRIBER would tuiur,u De-, ,.l4 ,,,.
tuFltrs AID lho puahc generally, that lac sthl
CONTINUES Ia naluilvlurc lice above ur,.,itS, Ia al
thcir varieties, al las old stand Oa UuI a. Street
WHEELING VA. JO3BING OF all hitGs due
al the shortest Iui're. Houses c"veud with COP.
PER, TIN, ZINC, or SHEET IRON, un the mos,
approved plan AMI reasonable ieru.. Ftnm hs ~.
reTen'e n this busiatss he niti, hIu>e, that Lr
Mi hc uhie 10 gave general Satisfaction. SPOUT
lNG tor houses, OF every kind, sizr and yiIs mud,
I" "rter NIth p!umplntsS aud despatch. lie a'su
continues the manufacture 4 RUSSIA IRON
Gt.'IrS iur dwell nss, either plain or iluCy.-
These srnlCs Cor cuml,ri, cui, currucc aUd Beauty.
add greatly - the nui.h of pirlur.
ALSO. "u hand y1ucIy 1t patterns ui COOKING
STOVES Ciih,r TOR Wusl or c'ni, ~urnh~ fpr lIurrs.
Steamboats, us ITNaio hmi,Ics. which ca;u,ul be
surpassed 10y any m Ihs market eahsr - LIidty ug
P'Ice, AL ct winch he l. determined 10 sell ~ the
M - reduced prices irr Crsh appruVrd hnrier.
ftu-' 81 TIinS &, CI'I.BERT$ON
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La! yvcat makes y.ur teeth 81 unusually white!
Quoth Jush's DulCiua, TO hIm To her II-ht
To make IrUls look 30, klih a grim, replied JOSH
I've blu-fl YOU a bottle of GhuTu's Doth Wash;
IT'S tine best now IN Usc, So the gentle ioi.s say
And since rhey'ye tined TINS, Lastali others away.
But to PROVE a. The bs~t to MAKE the teeth shine,
Look auaIu my dear Sal, at the luStre % mime.
Then try TINS great Tool WASH,
Iue V,ahtrgy Tooth 1sh,
And see o! the Tooth " ash of Thorn, - not hue'
/ MONG thg 2, COMMUNICATIONS IL tlu ~boNe,d'e
- the following.
Hav.ug tried Dr'ThoTn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash aud hrcplls acquainted with tie ln-ic -
cuts 90 It's OmpO luou, cheerful y saw, coNSid-
% one % the S1i, - "a n T. one 81 me most
peasant tooth washes now Ia use. ID ~
Pusbur,H SEM - ls41 Deuust
frl>. pleasure IA stating, altJr having mu e
vsC a. 'IhOru's Tea b ray Tooth Wash t.TtIi o.
pUc ut iiIe byar dr. lI,fScs ln use. Beng Ia %
fga 'uTm u combines Hta ness with cogNCu.tUcr.
" ulfJ % cltau>ts lDC enamel ant icuuNC~ ihc
tartar from the teeth, us perfume Yields "a Ira
Z. auet pc. UItr.y desirable. J ] ibbi -. VI -.
lay undersigned nave used fu'ru. 3 com. url,"
Tea terry l,Cin vasu,' and have found u 90 IL
,u est ,mry pleasant Geurrf'r.ce, exercising "a
iuJs, salululy Influence over The @ eta aud gums
nrr-' wing lG.sc INDISPENSABLE members from
.rr,ilH-uIe decay. preventing the ICCumuidiIuHo
iariaT sIi rsr.ilUg lay Breath. Having thor
uUZHiy tested us Ttses, We take pleasure lu lg-
cuuut utlUg 10 10 the public, believing; Il - Be
the rc,' Hrr.ri. ,ttAc EIuf uuw lu ne.
NJ u BEl,T>ON. JANIS = JACK.
Rolf n PEBBLES CiiAS 3 SCULL.Y.
IT, DARRAGIG, ENi NrCNNDIESS.
u !. KNEW AIT, LEONARD : JOINS,
J NJ NO)BIlEAD. JAS ) CRAFT.
For sale b. JAS BAKER, Wheeling, Va
Tbs IL