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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-04

RAPPAHANNocK FARM FOR sALE-The .cribers viii
- SELL the premises Thursday I'D day of August
next Tract Of Land containing 90i acres situated on on
key Creek In Richmond county Virginia. the month Of the
said Geek and about half mile from uDclon with The
Rappaannock river The Improvements ara Two story brick
dwelling hnnse with all the ether buildings for Farm
Of that size The quality Of the soil equal 10 HAT of the best
Rappaiannock lands with abundance wood and good
ter The situation as healthy any in the lower country
There MIL Site on never failing stream Of water which
through the upper Of the and mill e.
thereon would be of profit proprietor and Of great
convenience TO the neiebboood ample suppy of The
mari few miles distant which he obtained al small
ense and readily brought to the farm by transportation
Toickey creek which The land lies nayipahc for vessels
and renders the situation accessible
tho river aud ahnunds w wild yl of every de-
scrip;on The iie Is perfect and will be give
the purchaser in TIME To enable HIM in the Fall crop The
the day above specified any reserve or limit what
ever
OF the purchase money 10 be paid on the
day of January next anu The balance equal
al and years from the dsy OF SALE
THOMAS SEMMES,
JOHN A. MEREDITH.
S.-h letter, addressed TO J. A. Meredith ESQ., Richmond
city, will obtain for any DESTROYS Of purchasing this farm
more extended description of il, its annual yield, &c
June 20 ln--wtds
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no THE TRUSTEES AND PATRONS OF ACADEMIES
4 AND srHO0LS-By recent act of the virginia Lesish
a t- graduates of The Vlreia, Military Institute, who nave
been .fgc4d State account r@Gired TO h'sc''e "a.
With view 10 carry out tue ae
Iaw particular has been paid To- Tic epa
for this duty I.e unders'a neN Is row ea
Applications for teachers each of wneh must STATE
required taught and the salary allowed u ne
ussif such possess tie proper
s Of uirni aud heart guardians and Instructors
ID ,an,i FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent Va NJ J..
jlnes7 Isl
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,AL8icAN HOTEL. NEW YORK-I'be American Hotel
u recently undergone extensive repairs and alterations
I enlarged bv Addition the adjOinn. building, IL
.t-cu I The reception ms fi;ends auI the public. lis
aNn unsurpassed ty that of any sitar establishment in
t Broadway, fronting the Park, and directly op-
pl.,- the Fountain.
Far unierscae respectfully socs continuance of patron
age slr a pains will he spared TO contribute to the
eaaifrt 0f ais guests WILLIAM b. COXXENS.
iuue ~ la-l2.if
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LoR StLfNy Plantation. yin. Ia NE county o' r""'a"
jon' Creek. t"o mites from jade Ferry ana aoJ"'ns
b. tyi McCax, hundred acres seventy h't
good grounds, and two hundred and hity OF
" and heavily timnerrd. There are at lew plantations
e e. able han ,ns-siiua,-d in GOOD neighhoghoot heal
au convenient several ri!ls with comfortable dwelling
necessary Persons wishing Ia purchase i"i
by The subscriber, residing on the place
.-"as iIaerlt Address
JOHN J. FLOURNoY, ia, Subjects, Powha;an.
|rn. 81 l3-Gts
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FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
DRY GOODS.

Selling at and 6eto,o Prime Cost
THE undersigned intending make perempoy sale of their
L stock OF DRY GOODS early in the month"; offer,
proved credit and below prime COST until the
lst OF July mar north dts abe
DRY GOODS,
Comprising Of best the CITY, and laid in
under favorable This opportunity Of
getting supplies, affords inducements those who need that
rarely with, and especially invite old friends
forward avail themselves eli An supply will
be in readiness by the ensuing Fall, usual.
BINFORD5, BACON & BASKERVlLf.
Junr Silly
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TCFrne Red Springs one mile the sweet Springs
Virginia readiness for the reception Of visitors ny
NJ tsfuie the Isl of July. ,,
il-lm
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OST-The person persons who have the Files OF the En-
~ quirer for the from 9TH May, 1857. 9th Mag, 1913;
DAY 1911 9th May 1872 May, 1914 9th
May sl4 from 9th May ls7 oh May 1918; aud from NH
May lsls 9th May 1872 heiongng The Enquirer Office
earnestly requested brin. them possible
They Of the greatest value and we have no dup
uf them the loss is reparae. They have doubt
is office 10y persons who have
looked them amongst their own papris.
rIiUS. RITCHiE l. SONS.
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no THE OFFICERS OF THE VIRGINIA MILITIA The
avg establishing the Virginia Military institute, at Lexns
.s entities each officer Virginia Militia To ten months
instruction Institution As the provision is cal
tur those who may avail themselves
q: t. give noce the Cadets Will march INTO camp
W ~ July; and durn: the mouths or July ana ai-
M Their duties viii b. exclusively military. The only expense
officer vii! be subjected will be for board and wash
a. ;. er month Officers should provided with Their
military clothing. FRANCIS H. Sniih,
Superintendent Va. NJ. |.
lr-.s- list
~ N1iE 10 cory.
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AW NUTCE-Thc subscriber has removed his Office to lac
IL basement story of his residence the Of 9i ar
opposite the Office OF the Mutual Assurance Society," lie
may he found al hs Office when not in attendance asan re
sumed) on some OF the Courts of the City.
no CLAIMANrS.Thr subscriber, after interval Of some
again tenders his services claimants the Govern
of the United States the State of Virginia for revolt
ionary services, other demands whether arising under
otherwise. His experience In attending TO suc
claims enable him. in where ihey well iouhu
ed refer To the of the information to sustain
them The advantage Of that experence-is familiarity WIN
the subject and dgent attention. stimulated the necessity
of beginning anew his life Of busnes-he is willing pledge
TO those who may employ hm-ior moderate coehs
ton such reasonable contingent commission be agreed
on Urged by such strong Inducements he pledges all The in
try ana energy he may have exerled Ills residence anu
Office are on 9Th and streets, the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed TO him will be punciualIy attended To. 1900,
Richmond I'm Oct lsia 4i-Iy THOMAS GREEN
nOCTOR D'iIEFTY'S TOOTH ACHE DROPS, warranted L"
~ The nyete tooth ache in few minutes ms
article has been thoroughly tested and instance ec
radical II also highly recommended for removing TAR
tar and from the Teeth without the Of instrument
and teeth from further decay For sale Ivy
GAYNOR & LYEfI.
June 81 It'll
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STR ArrnN,s nFFICE Lung IN

STATIONS OFFICE June 18th.
continuation Of Good Luck-anoier 1908 PRlIE SOFA
and paid by STRATUM. !.
Ticket Mas IL IS 46, which drew the Grand Capital prize oi
$40 sold the Alexandra Lottery MIa,
Glass No. 1885, the l2h of June presented The coun
this morning. and the lucky holder received the CAS-. Tue
all prize seller STRATIoS
J,,e lit
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STRATTON's OFFICE.

$4,000 Priac!!. SOLD and paid by Straiton
nRAWN numbers in Alexandria Lottery, Extra, drawn June
- l2h:
IL IS AZ 50 Ga IS 3 80 40 81 % ST.
Ticket, Nos IL IS A. The Capital III Sl0,ccu.
Also half ticket, Nos. % S. 6i both sold and paid by
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS:

w 4fber has discovered another Spring. the waters of
eNoe very highly by those who have them; and
% iiany strong. AS TO the virtues OF these waters
be mnch ssd and hundreds OF certificates might be
'' "h' the subscriber deems il unnecessary.
i,-sl. FRANCIS a. WILSON.
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~ oTICE.-oNE HUNDRED NEGROES WANTED-Thc sub
erbe will pay The highest cash prices for one bundled like
consisting of and females II 10 -
Senptress-s and mechanics of all descriptions
asn purchased prices he found n all
office, adjoining private jail, than $50
yards the the Bell Tavern in the City Of Richmond
PERSONS coming wt SALE requested
cali before sell their by doing, they
all times obtain IN. highest market price.
n. MATTHEW'S
Richmond, Va. June 10, loi3 l0-st
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NJ OTlCE-Having other medium of redress, propose
~ publish, general subscriptions Of letters, pamph
of the of
maintained and pracssd by the Cs,cn Baptist Churches
and the objections the of
all saints mparay examined. An
viii he s,u5osiy avoided The go press
sufficient Of subscribers be obtained Justify
publication copy IS SCOPES for ST. 80 copies
S. Subscribers will please their address
The author earnestly soicts the patronage Of all his friends his
matter. address, 'Jamesowa Prince Edward Va" Per-
desiring copies requested forward their subscriptions
soon az practicable. JAS w nUNNICUTT.
June Tot
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
HEADS.
rHILAprLPHIA-so SOUTH THIRD STREET,

HEADS.
puILApfLPHIA-soUTH THIRD STREET,
Far Families and Gentlemen.
JOSEpU HEAD respectfully Ia his old friends and
y the ruhc opened the Mansion House lately
this establishment for The
accommodation families and gentlemen, with his long expert
rnee and humble he hopes for pab patron
aye What supply of the best that the markets furnish
good wines and good cheer his effort
will be directed 10 The satisfaction of his patrons.
Iune 30 l5-lm
rJ,INsLEYvILLE FEMALE BOARDING sCHooL-Will re-
open the Isl July Tems-Fur the scholastic wear Board
ard Tuition, SlG0 ELIZA I. ROfSIER
Flies Pr, Gnochland co., June 80, 1913 1916
THRUST sALE-By virtue of Deed of Trust, executed 10 me
Francis b. Deane, S the aand day Of October, 1874
record the County Cumberland shall otter for
public auction the premises 18th day Of July
the Of LAND which the said Deane resides
the of Cariersvie containing 10 shall
and place. sell all the Negroes mentioned
said deed excep, old woman Poy MI the Stock Of said
Deane Household Furniture, &c, Terms Of sale made
Of SALE The title said land and lher
perry believed unQucstonabe but acting Trustee
shall convey only snch title as is vested in me.
HENRY T. IRVING, Trustee
lime l6 ll-tds
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FARM FOR SALE NEAR RICHMOND offer for safe the
n aud half miles from the city of Richmond
The contains 2O adjoining the farm recently
John NJ Gregory ESQ., acting Governor of Frs
The buildings all new, and in good repair the dwell
ling house large comnodons Capt John T. White, who
lives the premises, will take pleasure showing them TO any
disposed purchase The will be accommodating
only snail par, of purchase money win be required.
take n payment either Bank State Stocks, take In
property. For further particulars, apply
friend, H. l. Carter, who authorised 10 act for
will sell A bargain in lhs property. JOS. STARKE.
June 10 lo-2m
BANANA iATS-We receipt, by arrivals, of
supply the above popular ilasas also gentle
MEMS chdrens ghors and variety of gcntemens
fashionable Fur, Of the following descriptions VIZ:
Black and Drab Cassimer,
- Brush,
90 Beaver,
60 Nitric,
Moleskin,
' Silk,
All or any of which will be sold on accommodating
JOHN THOMPSON & co.
June 9-2awiw
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington, Va The
II spring of this institution will Thurs
day, the oath OF August next.
Board is 81 50 per week. and charge for washing
ironing fuel and Tuition from $40 to per
session of five months The following gentlemen compose
Faculty:
Rev Collins a. President and Professor of Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry.
Rev Ephan Wiley, A. a. Professor Of Ancient Languages
and Literature.
Eh.nezer stevens Tutor in Mathematics and Teacher In
Modern Languages
NnHnrd. second Tutor.
viii red by the above that the
varies ssi so 10 S9i 80 months
customary similar institutions
cheapnes is the location Of the college the
rich productive farming country market
There another advantage connected with this institution
which gives claims all others BEING situated in
country nearly miles from village
little extravaganza in dress and other podlga
The government mild and parental but energetic and
faculty. their families, reside in the college edccs,
exercise wholesome influence
The Trustees warmly recommend Tie institution To tie
public, ard appeal with confidence the
years which ii been IN existence.
June II lot 2ith Aug
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY, 1873.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 10. 30, for loi3, to be
drawn Alexandria, D. Co. Saturday, the 9Th Of July, c1-
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June.o :. % :, :, :, g. 9. "a ,e >, "a
Ticket Nos so 40 &C, and II lG 50, two Capitals sofa
and paid by STRATUM.
Tickets advertised by J. G. Gregory Co. Tor
sale al STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
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q s.Tt,-,- ~ f"FNT Nb~.
'hp' : CONTENTS could
, ,.'' 90 iscer'ained, having es-
'1' r b fore the water reach
ID Paill!elphil.
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cd or received promise Of the Earldom Of Hereford
and all the moveables for his pans

and all The moVeab!es Ter his pains.
Bot to proceed with Inc lrlrr: SIR Green was ask
ed 10 call again ie did call the day. and found
Mr. Tyler .ranscrting the inaugural "Iie poiated 10
he paragraph ~ q"sSen, and .tr Green sauo la, he
had crossed Il aciM his pm" How like to Glosler.
when enreated by his parasites accept the crown,
r,hen he saws '
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ERIEs FOR JULY, 1878.

J. &. GREGORY a. Co., Managers.
Office .hGn, end doOr beiop Main aud h Streets
RICHMOND, Virginia.
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'eCs.h fer the Slaves credit win given on the
% t>1ie, wh;Cii VIII be made day sale
s " e property herein conveyed believed good but
'.' col! convey such is vested hy the deed.
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN, Trustee
fin'.-, Jane 9th. leI3 lids
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Tasoncihrd OF the purchase money to be paid on the
day OF JaRuay next, anu The balance in two equal
u, and two years from the day of sale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16
Tn & sHEETIRnlN WARE.

COPPER. Tn SHEET IRON WARE
rHNuE SUBSCRIBER Mould. H'i2rm his old Gus
TONERS and he public senerP4$. Ma'he SUI
,bc;, ,,,o,,.s - his old stand or Uni "a Street.
WHEELING VA. JoBBiNG. of an KINDS denr
at III. shortest notice. Houses euvcfe5 wan NOr
PER, TIN, ZINC. or SHEET IRON. ". abe mos
approved plan ami reasonable tenr-. sFrtn ms eA'
perience in this business, he dlii6rs hmselllhslh
MI be abte Ia give general satisfaction. SPOUT
ING Tor houses. OF every kind. sue and price mnde
to order with promptness and desp7trh lie als'
continues the manufacture ui RUSSIA IEON
CRATES for dw ellings, either PLAIN or lsncy.-
These CRATES for comfort, convenience and beauty.
add greatly TO the finish Of a ParlOr. E
ALSO, on hand n variety Of paiterns
STOVES either for wood or coal, suitable Er Hotels,
Steamboats, or private. families. Which cannot be
surpassed by any IN this market eiherri utiiIiy or
price, all Of which he is determined TO sell ~ the
most reduced prices for Cash sr up 'roved barter.
fpor 23l TiIOS G CULBERTSON.
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ZION
Can BE- CURED.
BY O,NEILL,s CATHOL.ICoN.

THE following letter b trom a veteran physi-
clan, whose sefNSe IN IA e Navy Of the Uuucd
States as well as MS Ions and suCcCs Stul practice
40 this county gave gained for 1Im an elevated
ranSrssa member OF the Medical facAltv.
Lthtrtystuwu Frederick co. Nd, Jan i6tb, 1872.
Mp ONDll-peAr Sig-It - with great plea
sure, thatl send YOU az acCOuUt al the most
eNtraorainary cure that D have ever wuuc-seu m
tue " lpie gOuENe OF INV practice The ease! siluGe
TO IS MaF6triy son Howard, aged twenty years,
add l eallat extraordinary because % was con
Sumption of the lungE, attended wih all rs
c-oncOnltant tram Of unerrlng symptoms. 10 VII:
"A pain N the bIeRsi, hacking cough, orEntss
IN the pam OF t,us IA eDts, great cmac.duon, Hush
ing OF the checks, uigut -Wca's, Nt' Ana - ado
10 the catalogue Il fms Ills, ne All an Aggravated
form OF Bronchitis, Wlsh uiCCTRuCn OF the tuTUat,
palate aud rOe.O % the mouth. In short his whole
system Nas scrufuIoJs, aud tuerc were VARIOUS
ulcers on his head, body AMI limits. The disease
had been p.eving on has constitution Tor scvSa
years. EyerytllUg That tht SO lcItudC OF a parent
could suggest, or the skill of eight or ten pnysl-
Clans could teyise,hll bccu exhausted upon hum.
i considered has case beyond t-e rga. o II ulcd.'
cine uud hope Itself bad ab1pungcdu US. WcsaW
Q nothing for HIM but death, and that swiftly au-
proachirg. " lille The poor fellow lat IN this
ptiable condition, Twas watching with great
interest the imp 20. cuIeat winch our CCtnoNc1E
was .aklnzln the health o! my worthy utIgE 10 f,
Jesse Landls. = O. ,Waosc case was Clearly o
CONSUMPTION. and whenI fo,.nd that your mCd,
cine haa restored him u vigorous htatIh. a ray g
hope seemed ts dawn on tie case otIuy afflicted
son. 4 had no doubt, from V'nati had seen of les
efficacy. tu1tlt would be OtbeutHt TO ultu. out so
prJcurei Tor INN a nos rum oslueco npuu,ut parts
Of which had NJ knowledge. would have been "a
departure from the course usually pUrsu Of by
physicians. Here there arose q struggle between
profess ouul pride aud the Tee iHrs ora iathCr for
tlsrhid. The latter soon prctnulusteoi 1 got
him 10 commence using your CgthuIIeun L.
about a month uiSe was a visible Improvement
an h- health; he then caught cold winch threw
hlm back cons .derebly; be, however, psrscvered
with tle medicine and again b-E1n Goo improve
slowly; his pans and soreness W tls chest len
him. the ulcers gradual y healed, lus 0Uucuts
improved, every symptow had vanished aud all
by the sole use 81 NoJr Cath 'Hcou for iA" space
ct s'N WuutIs. Thus, my dear sir, has gurr val
Uab = remedy restored the health of INV snU.v BIO
was lettering on the verge of the grave. and l
would be guilty OF deep lnErauJUte. and lTCs~
injustice TO YOU, fl withheld my testimony OF
the q. %tcTatvr, purifying and sauauv- properties fl
your CathHgcon. JOHN " DORSEY, NJ d..
For salgby JOHN FlSEER,
Jun Who cling. Va.
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I~NHANCHRN aALE.-I

4 NEiANCERN SALE Pursuant ro n de-.
~ cr.r made bog Ile Circuit Superior Court ol
LHN a-d NaaaCry uT OHIO county. ou the i.ulh
alF ul Jalc 1913, Iu GO suit iu CH1ucrrv therein
a"u'r- between TiI. MERCHANTS AND
MECHANICS BANK or NHEELING. Com.
r.l.aal. Good WILLIAM % TYSON. auI others
H.l...4u.- Will ru MONDAY. THE SECOND
oI OCTOBER NEXT, G-i3) porrei 90
roo public aurr..u. before the iuul door 81 the
1900 House ". ONO caur'y. commencing said sale
100 devon Hln.h, A N 40 that certain mc.suag",
TrrHrrf .Ha .rI ui gsauuI situated uu Fourth street
:" ua ,uF OBJ Wheeling, 600 said county. ou which
H0 sIa William b Tyson lately resided, being the
I .I rlHI I,sIfnsfrI ore thr plat of said CITY as
n SIX ~ SQUARE NUMBER
II iIiN. Together With Oh the tencucuts hercdi-
.nr..'. ani #.sl.rrruoos 'herouuio brlansinE on
Zoo HIIaml TERMS or SALE. VIZ the uur chase
n1nrF i1 Do" payable Do three equal i~nslalmeutS. in
1"r 'HH sH. three years. respectively. from The day
a' a.r rl.H h-lurs interest from The day Of sale,
.. Oh" o. r.a-,4 D.. bond with reasonable security.
.l "r u.. Oh Ice raaHrI as % i8rfher security uu.
u m.a' luI. ISAAC " MITCHELL.
Commissioner.
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CH' "s''"s''s s<O-S"ss- ~ a. CuTe OF the
Summer complaint. AS the season is now ap-
pre- aching IN which bowel complaints ar al
very troublesome as well aR dangerous, every
family should be provided with a box of these
LoZenEes. which, fused according to directions
Will certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Liquid OPodeIdoc This penetrating article
possesses double the strength of the common
Opodeidoc is more clearly and much more con-
veniently applied. Price % cents.
For sale BY Il b M'MECHEN,
Je25 Wheeling. Va.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE,

Try Virtue ola d, ed ofTIust dated the 10Th day
- of OctOber 1912, executed by Hiram Martin
TO me as trustee, 10 secure the payment OF GER
tain debts IN SAID deed mentioned, | shall offer
at public sale to the highest bidder, at the front
door of the Court House on Thursday the 10th
day OF August next, the following described real
OF Water street, IN that part of Middle " hee ling
land off into lots by Noah Zane, John Saw cetI
and others.
Also, lot number 1876, in East Wheeling, and
on which Is erected a good brick
The title 10 The above property is believed -
be lndlsputable, but selling as trustee / shall only
convey such TILE as Is vested in me by said deed.
Terms Of SGie-SI5O cash will be required. tho
balance IN two equal payments, nj 6 and ~
months, and the title 10 be retained until the
purchase money shall be paid.
JAS A CLARKE,
~ 81 Is Trustee.
The above sale IS postponed until MUnda he 23d
day ui q, iO5er next. JAMES a {. Ark
Sept b Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

La what makr- y.ur teeth 50 unusually
Quoth JCsh's DulCiaa, 10 him Io'heT HlEEt.
To make vpurs look 50, NIth 4 grim, replied Josh
Eve bought youa bottle Of Thuru's 1Uoth WASN'T
IT'S the hest now M use, 50 the gentle folks says
And since they've tined tins, CastGll others away.
Butte prove II the best 70 make the teeth slime,
Look apatn, any dear Sal,at the lssire % mine.
Then ty this great loot Wash,
The TCuberty Tooth Nash,
And see # the Tooth II" ash Of Thorn, Is not me!
q 4 NONG the commentators TO the dboNetare
- the following.
Having tried DR. Thorn's Tea berry. Tooth
Wash and becuune acquainted with ne msre J.
cuts of its toupOsluou, / ChCcTluly saw coHS'd-
er II one Of the safest "a u - one II the most
peasant tooth washes now muse. tlNl
P,,tsgurlb Sent IS. 1912. DeuUst.
Lake pleasure N stating, after having ma 70
use Of 'Thoru's Tea htrry Tooth Wash, thotu -
one of he best d~eutr6cCs IN use. Beng IN a 10
lald 'o-n.i IL combines nta'n ness with cOrven cnce.
while ~ clcJusts the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, is perfume Yields a IRA
.yanct peculiarly desirable. JPTlBBiIS, N H.
The undcgsjgn,t haycused Thorn cUmpouGH
Tea berry tooth wash lud have found II 10 tc
an ext emeiy pleasant d~ontulHce, exercising a
mos, saiutary In huencc OvcTthe teeth aud gums;
preserving those ludls1ens sable members from
prCuia ture decay. preventing the accumulation of
Tartar. oud purliylug The Breath. Having thor
UuZhly tested Is virtues. we take pleasure n lc-
commencing u TO the publIc, believing II TO DE
the hest article Of the itnt new IN use
NJ r BERESON, JAMES = JACK,
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