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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-12

w ANTFD-By respectable woman, situation cham
en- as 70 character capabity &c Apply No. "a Mous
WANTS A slTU,ATIoN-A young woman wsle, 20
W gage herself as chamhemld, do the Homework IA
small family The best Of reference given Enquire at = Mott
w ing clothes, Sc They entirely surerede the of iron
% tsS w s f are y
% as 3 without MS s ed s T DO with be 20
ton a. the principal hotels the city. They will be sold at
DUNCAN & WEST. 4Liuls Green street,
an3l I'm m Liberty street ~ Y.
A YOUNG LADY who has received a good English edu-
and has eS 70 ssh wishes obtain situation
PAID o'a9s 6 Ss SogSS New York.
DAY BOARDING.
GENTLEMEN taking their meals down town. DESTROYS Of
hS Soar y! vii SS % ghs the Os
I ssan 6 Pos ' E.sa comfort and
three gentlemen be accommodated with full board
PLEASANT AND AIRY ROOMS, with pantrlqs attach
way, Ssyse1 franklin and White snssts BN1ist and
furnished IN the rooms, if required. au29 2w'r
HANDSOME APARTMENTS with board, may be had
floor which and sCSd ords few s double and
IS Im*r " ''r""N 10
PAYMENTS :ARI TO LET, q hog,. ~ Lumber
single gentlemen or to small family SET lwsm
5000 LR?EWARD7wherea, jane, G. W9itmore, late Of
New ork deirauded this Bank of secs reward Of Two
ard delivery to the authorities ofh upon requston
of the Governor thereof
Said Wh%ore is tbopt 20 of slender FORM pale
wears whIskers aud Is below the middl, size
He was last in Bridgeport Friday the 9Th ins and
City Bank, New Haven, Sept. II, 8i3. si2 Ctr
CHAMBERS EDINBURGH JOURNAL--Two nun.
bers u and 20l Of the Albion edition Of this excellent
and can be had OF most Of the booksellers and vendors
The back numbers OF the volume also be hid
numbers will be continued puhshe every Monday UNI
il the latest date reachsd The Albion edition perfect
fac smile OF the original. SIG tsm
ARCHER'S FALL FASHION,
FoR EN- TE rlENMMEN's HATS
NOW ready for sale and inspection his old stands and
~ 260 Greenwich street.
Ps-Also an elegant assortmcst of mems boys and chill
dren's caps, OF entiie new patterns sill lmsec
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWSHIP
following Lodges meet at O'Clock, r. Nj
G9nstution Lodge No Tuesday, 300 East Broadway.
jefferson Lodge, No g. Thursday at Brooklyn. w
New York Lodge No T. Wednesday, the Shakespeare Ho
tel, corner William and Duane streets. ault lm.ec
FOR SALE CHE P-A complete Printing Office, calculated
q for small daily or weekly newspaper, consisting of
JAMES CONNER
SCR Cover OF Nassau and Ann strests
STo!CKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
VIM. JNO. oBRIEN Is Wall street street y
Southern and Western Drafts and Bank Notes bought and
sold. s2 lmsec
SHIP ROCHESTER, FROM LIvERPooL-Con.rgnees
this ship will please send their permits board west
side Buring Spor to the Office Of the undersigned without
delay All goodsno permitted in fy liable 70 be
South street
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor, if Captains of Vessels will give
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will also confer favor
sending 70 this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information OF kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-12

w. A. CARTER, AuclIoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF NEW CABINET FURNI
~ TURE-CARTER s. Co. will sell on Tuesday, l2t,
Sepember half 10 o'clock, BIG Broadway Gothic
Hail. consisting of splendid cushioned and spring sofas,
With straight and curved backs hTeequarer and full French
very handsome dressing bureaus and breakfast tables otto
dvs ewers, sewing chairs piano stools marble and
" .pgau top, Wristbands &c.
..u. ,Iar, dinner and tea sets.
One rosewood aud one mahogany panoforte
ave, and catalogues ready. 50 3t-m
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TAPSCOTTS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK
So @ 80 @

TAPSCOTTS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
A 4s PECK SLIP new YORK.
- ~ ~ &
the public generally the! superior for bring
iyg out from, apd RENTING to Of
England Ireland Scotland or Wales IN the magnificent pack
NEW LINE Of LIVERPOOL PACKETS VIZ
s sRRp s si2bSS5SSs, CCsPs GG ddSS
sh ZIP ssh iRRI2k Csptaig si RsIey'er
New shin HoTTiNST En-, Captain Bqrsly.
sship S0uII,IiEtRRIN>bER, Captain WoodhOuse.
Sailing twice every month and with the UNITED LINE,n
composed Of superior first class American ships sailing every
year every days thereby preventing the possibility
Of unnecessary detention.
Passages direct from London Bristol and Greenock New
York Also from Liverpool to New Orleans Mobile, Savannah
Charleston Ph9depha Boston and Baltimore, and the
rous ports IN British North America. can at all times be
Persons wishing send for their frienu not fail TO see
any other and they may rest assured that unusual
will be taken to make the agreeable the ships being
ted up with eye solely to the comfort of passengers
In all where the parties decline coming the
will be refunded without any deduction, usual free
passage from the various seapos OF Ireland and Scotland
The regular packets for which the subscribers agents
follows To and from London the lst TO- and goth
10TH and 18th OF each month"; New Orleans, Mobile Savan
nah and Charleston TTfsMs ThTEp%uSShG9EE he season.
Persons the country wishing send money their friends
by enclosing the they wish sent, th the and adj
dress OF the parties to receive IT, may rely On draft for the
Of and acknowledgement for the returned per mail
Drafts at sight for any amount payable on demand with
cal Banks Of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank Of Scotland
Greenock and their branches Mess James Built Son Co
in every principal town Of Great Britain and Ireland.
Further particulars made known application BY letter,
post paid, to w. -. T TAPSCOTT.
Peck st
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BEACON TROTTING COURSE.


19aR
s - 49,
off MTR f1 sp ls Ss,: T ass
ness between r. Moodras p Confidence and D. Brysn,s
n Lazy postponed on Monday on accG@at q the
MtITrARY-Eor Sale officers uniform, suitable for
s, CARPET BAG LOST.
osT or Stolen from Cartman, cart at the South Ferry
aS sss Ss
SosG ae by snS the at %
tam as for his trouble the bag and its
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
@ FALL AND WINTER BOOTS, IS per cent
cheaper than any other establishment in the city.
s sSsy @ Rss
establishments at from s. 5OtGs Gslst o''''
sig lm*m l27 William ST.. n Y
A CARD TO THE LADIES,
A Lae psse ss as %sas
Market street between Hamilton and Cherry Ladies'
elegant fit with iable accuracy which so highly essen.
and despsich conformity with latest arisia
LiS bds s and s
s to b disposed Of by the practice Of which the
''SSa II MS diy .SS
T2 IEES9 * uE R3
r. Goste the Park respectfully informs the Photographic
s Sw to re s aa T he wish
French plates No. 80 and io 81 by
complete with s.,
sRR%S sSs and medium size
sss 6aS%' ofcS sFai OF a'h edS diameter
50 pounds hydrosuphate of soda
so bottles offs new preparation made by NJ Lersbours for
200 s S!%ssfF r rene IRfTi3 Hpcli.
90 g BOTTLES BOTTLES i oGine.
And quantity oboIes stands and materials suitable for the
The greatest part of these goods arrived by the latest vessels
and are warranted to be pure and of the best quality
did Dioma with views, made in Paris by NJ Daguersand
Please call 2s5 Broadway Sd story and front ROOM
ON CHANGE AdAI sFINE5P' TO THE OLD
fs5 3 st sss sS5y
to inform his the Community snsa
old S sand NS osy 5 W No.
d By Ks e %e R Ns% sGS ~ Fl H Ha1 GoTbS
ELEECEa beacon ali who guest good cheap and
TO such ofh old patrons who may have lost sigh, Of him
St Ss % s wS sO Ss
s" S call being with an Of fine and
happy to make up IL the most faithful manner and
stOwed making and trimming when the cloth paTcss-
e % Oi hm u b. baocock continues II he eSttqg depart
sll lmr Sign ofthe Golden Fleece, MOI wall st.
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Foreign Importatlons

LIvERPooLShp Atalanta( Reported Yesterday 20 case,
kessler Neo5 do Cameron Brandl59 kegs Faber & Bier
werth-20 tons 100 bbls Clark Conna20 casks Black
hurn--l do Sheldon Phelps-l do Gales do Reed s
Sprague-6 crates Thompson Lewis Atterbury
boxes Godfrey Pattsen & co.. casks w Burton-i bales
ng Scott00 coal Is do pig iron $4,000 states Sanl
Thompson2 bales Lefferts23 cks so anys Hubbard
| csk hhds bales 30 kegs to order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-12

TCEICECE5OOO pure lake Ice of the best qua
ly The Highland Ice establishment expressly for ship
ping Is prepared to- and will SELL by the cargo and smaller
Quantities cheaper than be obtained other source
anu packed IA the best manner to 90 to Of the world
y supply OF the best approved packing always hand
49,. JOHN NJ. LYON,
$40 lmsr co Division street
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o. THE BEAUTIFYING LOTION.-No criticize
eve. made will so efeciually remove ell tan, frecklss
sunbun blotches cutaneous eruptions of the skim
the face, end arms his making the skin SOFT and
giving the complexion delcacy never before known.
cosmetic they should uss To be had only at 81 Court
landt street. aAd at the Branch House, 50 Cornhl Bos
ton.
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TO THE PUBCIC.

O. 00 TO S500O.-Mr. Francis r. Crump Watch Maker
2i9 Grand street, begs 70 inform his friends and the
public that independent of the Watch business
70 make advances in cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver spoons forks and every description gold or
silver any shape intended for immediate sale Cash TO any
amount paid for old gold and silver Watches of every
scrption repaired and warranted 2iS Grand street
s. 3msr
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SPECIAL NoTICE-CAUTIoN

SPECIAL NOTIFICATION
TO purchasers OF the imitation of WLDERS PATENT
l. SALAMANDER BOOK SAFES-The p,hlie a.,
hereby informed that several have
aud selling Safes in imitation of Widers Patent Saamande
Sales which they have right to make SELL neither have
purchasers right to the All such are daily yo.
lang the patent laws of the United States subecting Them
selves TO law suit and penal damage.
80 lar purchasers concerned cause
Alarm justice to the public the Of the patenee woud
forbid any unjust to innocent purchasers prior to this
notice And also such have manufactured know
ledge OF the existence Of patent readily compro
late. - ~ " Wv
Purchasers, we'll those who make sell or u,e veil,
hereafter be held strictly liable to the full extent of the law for
any infringement after this date. " "
For further nirmatisn call the patenee counsel 9th
T. staples ESQ, NO Wall street, New York or The Hon
Willard Phillips, Boston. ~
Al, - ~ B, q. WILDER, Patentee
MIR. Slas c. Herring No. l39 Water street il The ONLY ner
son authorized TO sell Wders Patent Saamander Safs IN The
city OF New York. where orders will be received for ,ye
not on hand Particular attention will be paid 10 orders Ali
work hereafter will be executed superior every
respect, any Safes Offered u New York '
Is. q. WILDER.
So lw dy 2twy. Paentee aud Manufacturer
SHOWER BATHs--Porahe Shower Baths SO cents p,ece
~ for sale by the manufacturer w. WEST
- 100 Hudson street.
Shower Baths every description for sale by the manuiac
turer W.'West 1909 Hudson st. al9 fms ssc
pACKET SHIP oCMULGEE from New Orleans !, dis.
charging al the Quarantine, Staten Island.
Consgnees will please attend TO the receipt Of their goods
sisc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-12

An Globe Simmons. Bremen; Denmark Davis Philadsl
una Ia 9Th Prompt Davis, BALTIMORE Turk Eldridge
Elliot Baker and Palm Crowell Philadelphia Stranger
Lewis, Albany; Homer Kent and Mary, Talbot NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-12

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE rfamed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal,
perceive, he obtained this coony .fSee advertiss
ment on the last column. fna1h n-ss ,.asS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-12

A CHOICE SELECTION Of Young Hyson, part of the
a Mary Ellen, Zenoba, and Oscars cargoes fresh and fra.
grant Also black Souchong and Powshong Cooong and Mo-
hea tav9urs Howquas black tea Families boarding houses
and hotels deSrous OF procuring the genuine Hovoas mx
5Sre can be sap9ed by he single pound or packages
Skin and Gunpowder Teas for sale low Wholesale and retail
o-. A. A. JOHNSTON, Sugar Store, 81 Bowsry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-12

TO PIANO FOR liz MANUFACTURERS.
YOU respectfully requested call 1873 Nassau strss
and examine specimen Of name plates made by
which excel all others in beauty engraving and
Of finish. Besides. they be afforded mach cheaper than
heretofore, If large number is required.
Carriage Makers plates also executed style that
w. L. ORMsBY, i3a Nassau street
~ B.-hlsnuacturers Labels and Engraving and Printing
generally promptly executed cheapvsry cheap
plANO FORTES FOR SALE.--A large and valuable
stock consisting Of from 70 80 French piano
and at the factory A West Fourteenth the 3h
and 9th
This stock comprises several highly finished superb
or toned instruments with 6h and octave Of the latest and
most approved patterns. -
Every piano will he warranted year. and win bs
' ~ j. WALKERS
BA variety of good Piano Forss kept saclusiysy for
hire. sub m'r1
EDM O. COATES aails himself q The pleasure Of inform
IL ing the Ladies and Gentlemen OF New YORK and ITS vici-
mites Paint Likeneses az the shortest
ce both Portraits Miniatures Those who will favor him
with their paionage invited 70 call and his specisns
his residence 3S Broadway between Whtoand
Walker streets.
tlemen.
Also Landscapes painted order the smallest the
largest sire Those who wish make their profession
perfected in all the above branches BY applying above
Dsgueneotype Licensees correctly copied in coo in
hours. aul6 imses
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Domestic Importations.

SAvANHAH-Brs g Lamar-69 bales cotton Fl Talman--
% do Ia STAR do Perkins, Hopkins Whie-20 boxes
Emanuel32 L Cross22 Johnsonl3 bale. NJ Prescott
| IA Bronson.
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THE Members of the Tpe Club requested to meet in
their Eriod Shades, Wednesday evening at ~
The purpose of arranging for the season Officers
VIII be elected and interesting business well amusing
communications ntsoduced the meeting Punctua attend
ance is requested. By order of tn. GRAND TRIPE,
sl03t RICHARDS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-12

WHEAT-i62 sackshPrime Illinois Wheat, landing from
T. X CoLLINs& Co,
s6ec IS s-uth street.
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~ A. LEVY respectfully call, the attention of the public TO
his first Fall Sale Ancient Oil Paintings which will take
place the Sales Room, No. ISL Broadway, Wednesday
morning the 18th inst Sale at ~ o'clock pre-
csey This collection has Just been receiyed from Europe
and embraces many pleasing and valuable works OF art
Sale without sl2N|m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-12

TR0WBRIDGE * Co, 3Oi Broadway.
Il 10 A. NJ. the sales room assortment Of wines, Ii
"A and segars viz Segnete and Cognac brandy io
lands and Swan Santa Cruz rum Monongaea whlskey,
Madeira Sherry Port Lisbon and Champaign wines &c SC,
Also fine assortment of comprising La Norma Re
gala Havana Curacoa Iara Steamboat, &c. sl2 1T
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CHIP ROCHESTER, FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
per this ship will please send their permits board west
side Burng Slip the Office of the undersigned without
delay All goodsnot permitted in fva days liable
to public store. WOODHl 4 & MINTURNS,
som South street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
(HANCERY SALE.

Lot and Warehouses at South corner Of Monroe and
Wafer streets. Wheei,ng. Va
bURSUANF lo a decree maSe by the Circuir
Il Superior Court of Law ana Chant cry for Ohio
county the l3ih day of February 1913, bui
whch was directed TO be entered and n, ID (,u,e
pro mHc) as a decree OF the 2Oth day of October
1892 in certain SUIT in ehancery the rein pending
between Arthur NJ Phillips. compia,na.i and james
II Forsyth, Daniel Lamb. Samuel Sprisg. The
Nr'h western Bank oi Virginia. John ArLure John
tawceit and others, defendants | will on Saturday
The hrsi day OF April proceed to sell at public
aucio" m front OF the premises To the highest and
pest bidder, lot number one ia square number two.
lying nj the corner OF Wafer and Monroe streets in
Tie city OF Wheeling. with the Improvements and
appnrenaIces. on The 6llowinS terms of sale TO
WI; the purchaser or putsh0sers gave bonds for
'he payment of the purchase money m three equal
nsiaImens, payable respectively ia eight. sixteen
anu twenty four months from the day OF sale with
interest rum the day of sale: sufficient security to
De gwen ior The payment ui the purchase money
and the title to be retained as additional securiIy
or conveyed Ia the purchaser, and deed of trust
taken from him in usual form. rs shall be agreed
upon. DANIEL LAMB
mar Is Commissioner,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
CoRNS, CoRNSu CoRNs,,

4 NURED by tue Albion corn plaster! IL afiords
~ immediate relief, and . sure cure for
c,rns, 4 dIssOlves the corn and removes II from
the foot with ease and expedition. without The
least pam. From among the many cases of
cures, read the following extract of letter from
the Rev EbeneZcr Newhall of Lincoln, Mass.
cannot neglect to state, that feel great con
hdence IN the Albion corn plaster. as one of the
surest remedies; have tried IT'S efficacy. and ian
four successive Applications according TO the di~
rectlous, It effected a cure
In proof Of which, read the following casesl-
A lady!-To whom reference can be made, after
suffering great patn, and inconvenience for years
from cOrns, and who IN the mean lime was ma
king use of vario highly celebrated rem edies
but TO no purpose, anC had IN consequence of
these repeated dlsarpontments, nearly despair
ed of rehef most happily met with tie Albion
corn plaster, one box OF hch, Cat N eNpen az of
only 90 cents,) has entirely cured her corns! So
aston Shlng was tins cue To induce several of
the friends and neiShbors of the lady 10 use m
same re nedY, and with the same good succe.si
6An old GCntleman!-lniormed an agent
th1t alter suffering unreasonable pain and
Trouble for Yeas from a corn, Which had resist
ed every attempt To destroy, was cured by tins
most valuable plaster!
A person!-So implied with corns for +, long
time as 10 be unable to walk had 10 cut holes m
his shoes, to ca sc his fcet,-was cured by this
p,astT!
Pric' % cents box.
y. Each of the articles will be srned w l.
kiddcr on the outside wrapper
'''ConSumpti0n. No person can have ade
quatc idea of the astonishing relief winch DR.
Relics highly celebrated A ,thmaiic or censump-
tive pills give IN consumption coushs COILS
d.hcul'y OF breathing, whee Ing, tightness o.
the chest, pain IN the side, splitting of blued dc
lar trlal only rs necessary IL convince persons
suffering from tn Sc complaints that tnis is one
ni the most aluable medicines ever discoy ered
Tor complaints OF the lungs gene rally. Common
&C Iu' are removed IN few hours Price % cts.
SIepared from the original s Recipe OF Dl
L Conway, by w J. kidler, hmm, late sue
ccsior TO the late T Kdder. BY whom they az,
Tor sale at his counting room, No Sc State At
corner of Merchants row. Boston, and Inv hi,
spfcIal appointment by JAS BAKER.
ueS Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
SIIERMAN's
COUGH LOZEN GuR

"A re inc safest most sure and efTecfua rom
n cay Tor coughs, colds Consumption who0-
ping cough, asthma, tlghtncss of the Lungs or
chest, &c. The proprietor has never kHown an
instance where they did not give perfect satisfsc-
ton.
Over 1000 persons have given their Nance
within the last year az 2 reference Of The Won.
derful virtues 81 the cough lozenzes. Thev eYro
all snt cases IN a faw hours seldom reouirfn -
more than one day to entirely eradicate the rnost
distressing ones. '''"7'
Mr. G. Il Matthews, q Caroline 81. spHo,oa .
year with haTs, tight cough, pain IA tbs 80
spltung OF blood, and all tas usual Symptoms 81
consumption. The LDzenges relieved hiB innp,D'
dately, and ~ few weeks restored him 10 perteC,
health Ne says they are the greatest m6dis3ns
Dr Zabuskie, ls Duane ~, has used ,bsy, n,
oyer 1gO cases some # .hCm ofthe most aIsrmine
ChaIaclefi ana always with The greatest succoss'
a young lady Of is years old was supposeJ 10 he
~ decline; several physicians IA s,,ondod
ner ard gwen her up a. incurabls She had n
dlstiesslng cough, was 50 weak she could not 80
up out lew minutes a a time, and had eveyv
appearance OF speedy dissolution. On the brink
eI hsf grave as 10 were, she took a dozen OF
sue mans LOzengcsl fhey seemed IN give her
new ue-she perscvered and less N n four boxes
restored her 20 perfect health These Lozeaqas
saved her from untmely death.
Macy persons have complained Of beinD
humbugged out other dollars by cough syrups
who have found a cure IN Sherman's cuugb
candies, they not requB ed 70 purchase tw % o.
six dollars worth. VERY often one % ceRt beK
will cure them.
Price Is cents per box. For sale BY
OLIVER PRYOR Union a..
noy ~ Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

La! what makes your teeth so unusually white!
Quoth JOsh's Dulcina to hum TO her M .ht
To make yours look so, with a grin, replied Josh
I've bought you bottle of ThOrns Doth Wash;
It's the best now IN use, so the gentle iulSs say;
And since they've tired this, cast al others away
But TO prove il The bos' To make the teeth SHINE
Look a.ain, my dear Sal, at the lustTe Oi mine.
Then try this great loot Wash,
The Teabcrry Tooth Wash,
And see If the Tooth Nash of Thorn; IS not me!
4 MONG the r. commenda tons to he above, ere
~ the following.
Having tried Dr'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
WASH and become acquainted with the ingre /
ents of Its tompoSitlon, cheerful saw, consid-
er It one Of the SAT, st 1t il one of the most
pea SAINT tooth washts now muse. ID HU NJ
Pittsburgh Sept 10 1912. Dentist.
take pleasure IN stating, after having mace
use of Thoru's Tea rry Tooth WASH that II is
one Oi the best dcntrlficvs IN use. Beng IN a II.
qlld 'orm,lt combines nea ness with convenience.
While II cleanses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, its perfume Yields fra
z ancC peculiarly desirable. p TlBBlTS. Nj l..
The undersigned have used 'rhoTn's cOmpou nd
Tea berry tooth wash and have found il To / e
mos, salutaIy influence over tn. teeth aud gums;
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation OF
Tartar, and purifying the Breath. Having thor
oUShly tested It's rtuvs, we take pleasure IN Ie-
CONNIE ndlng II to the public, believing IL TO be
the hest article ofthe kind now in use. -
II BERTSON. JAMES JACK. -
ROBr II PEBBLES. CHAS B SCULLY.
c DARRAGH, WIN AICANDLESS
II l. RtNGWALT, LEONARD s JOHNS,
J NJ MOORHEAD. JAS CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER Wheeling, Va
fob s ly