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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA COMPANY.
TINE ninth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of The James
River aud Kanawha Company will be held al the Capitol IN
the City Richmond with permission of the proper authority
on MONDAY, the 1ltl December next
BY order Of the President and Directors
W. b. CHITTENDEN, Sec'y.
Richmond, 9Th November, 1913
tFORM OF A PROXY.l
TyNOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS, That we, the
N Subscribers being Stockholders in the James River and Ka-
nawha Company do hereby constitute and appoint our
true and attorney proxy represent each OF us in all
general meetings Stockholders of said Company held with
six months and AFTER the date hereof when we are not
pe.onay present represented by other proxy with u
mower and authority such general meetings. TO give such vote
votes and other acts each oil us could give
do as member of the said meeting if we were personally
and we do hereby ray and confirm whatever vote or
votes act or acts said may lawfully give or DO Tor
in pursuance of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this -- day oil -, one
thousand eight hundred and -. r tse,,1
iSeal.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

IN WANT OF SlTUArlONS.-rwo yonng Ladies' who have
recently graduated respectable Seminary IN Eastern w
ania and io are qualified teach the English Language
dramatically. the branches OF an tngsh Edu'aoh
Arithmetic, Geography &C. are DESTROYS OF OBJ hins situations
A. teachers in private families public Female
Their charges Will be moderate "ood feshHi'eh-
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,,0giNSOS'S REPORTS of decided in the Supreme
II co,, of Appeals and in the General Court of Virginia,
,a.l l,i3 vol. Isl received and for sale.
WIN. Ii. RICHARDSON, Sec. Com. and Librarian
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DR CARTER r JOHNSON has taken an Office TWO doors
ow rne Exchange Bank, where he may always be found
vr.r no, Al the Medical College.
W, "a ~ 53-4t
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NOTICE.
sAML NJ. DRINKER MORRIS having purchased o. IL, H.
r SMITH his interest in the business of Smith, Drinke Nor
M will continue the business the old stand under the Firm oil
DRINKER MORRIS and solicit continuance OF the patron
ace bestowed upon the late Firm -, a,
ny Those indebted Smith, Drinker Morris, whose aeos
now due respectfully requested 10 make o. he
same. M6ppiS
Slim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

zIgFCE-Al persons indebted the concern Of j. & a
6oir are requested make immediate payment to me- and
. having claims against said requested 70 pre-
m for par mcn;. JuSErh "ooDE,
u.s. ig-sw Surviving Partner of J. & A. Goode.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

TINTED STATES HOUSE-alrs MARY NJ. BURWELL
having houses formerly occupied by Mrs ia
Mr. Norwood, tb0th forming bock she Is
prepared board Families Members of The Legislature Medical
Students and Others accommodating other
house in The city Richmond The situation well known
any heightened notice relative to its eligibility were need
less suffice it say is contiguous the Capitol, beng
nearly opposite Virginia House, placed in Of the mos,
parts the city and will be conducted in style
which viii ensure comfort of all who favor her with
their patronage.
NJ rooms, with paos attached, for families aud single
rooms for gentlemen. .
Noy : Swift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

CARD.
GENTLEMAN of is DESTROYS OF obtaining ST.
Il Tutor In the family Of Virginia county gentle
lie VIII give in all the English branches and
p ,ar Latin, Creek. and French Languages
lie refers Prof Longrllow Harvard University; Kew. pr
= oman. Boston; Mrs. Mead, Richmond
Nov. I. 55-I
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sEGyANT WANTED.-Wanted either to hire or purchase,
: S,,y,wt Woman who has been accustomed housework
st,4,. nyr. Nov. Stiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE, !
Washington, Nov. 10th, 1873
THE following articles belonging TO The United States WIN
O'Clock A. NJ the Navy Yard Washington by order Of the
Commandment:
II 7 barrel repeating swivcs
~ 7 do. DO
60 mountings for do
20 barrels for do
30 Iron handles do
a40 double-lock repeating muskels and bayonets
46 old muskets
200 do. barrels
$50 do. locks
$50 do. bayonets
barrel old musket mountings
go pistols Of different kinds
~ old pistols
~ pistol barrels
bunderbusses
s do. barrels
. wall pieces for ducking guns
IS old cuasses
Is do. blades
100 do. guards
134 flint cannon locks
SO do. do. old :. a,..,,,, -. 49,.
Terms cash. W. IL. SColl, Navy Heen';;
Nov, Ia Ut"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

AOrlCf-Mr John r. Tplett having, BY his last Will pro-
y tha The Mercantile House this city, ofwich he was
Farther should he conducted exactly on me same
AIS during his life the public hereby notihed lhat
hsr>> continue, without interruption, under the same
tr JSO. K. TRIPLETT SON
47-l0t
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RICHMOND a IYNCHBuRG CANAL PACKET LINE,

I1y ITUH JItUWOUHIN' ,
rIiIE undersigned inform the public generally,
that the above Line established and viii cuminencr
running ai II The ali July The precise day shall be here
after pgbished The will be of the best character Tor
comfort safety esprditon and will afford such facilities 10
tlIr through will satisfaction
Through from Richmond 10 ynchbnrr Ia miles IN - hours,
ri.weeky. CHtKLES DiMMo,h q ~
Richmond, 1uy 4, 1873 lh-2aWly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

ys,E subsrbrr from the celebrated ma
nmactnry Of Nuns Clark, New York. elegant and PLAN
Piano Forie possessing the late improvements, anu .ia
nj touch and peculiar TO their ma
nufacture. ,,,a,. 80 ,,,.;c,
Also large Of Musical Instruments, anu s'd
Merchandise in general ,, t.. ,.,,.
Piano Foes repaired tuned hire and taken In exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music ever offered Tor sac w 's
State may he selected from. the store OF tho SUBSCRIBER wo
no enabled 10 sell at the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices. . 49,, c;-., ,,or h.,,.,
terms Than ' ~ ~ r. H. TAYLOR,
Lana Piano Farte and Music Store. opposite me BdRks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

Completion Of the Railroad 10 .lquia creef.-onr'-
called Expedition !-Reduc'ton OF hates 10
Washinaton, Baltimore, Phiiadeiphta, &c.
TIME Richmond Fredericksburg and I"onac Gi1aa imp
ny hereby that their Railroad was ~
potomac river IN the 18th November, and that travellers " now
conveyed between Richmond and Washington al an seasons
thr wear by Railroad and Steamboats, leaving hchou "
al g. A. H. precisely, instead Of Il, as heretofore ,
Instead paying fare heretofore 10
only and afterwards board the Potomac s''"a , "
Washington, passengers will take tickets n Tue
both for Washington and Baltimore. The Fare IN m WY, ~
he less than if paid separately different pni"hS n ' fi'
GA and after today. the TIN instant The c'tse> ny l ~
road Line, he'%rrn Eictnond ana tht '"'''''" '' " ~
Whole fare between Richmond and Wasfnet"h' 80 90 ."
n, do Baltimore. W
nn do Philadelphia, by the 10 Ga
Newcastle and Frenchown railroad AMI seathra i"e') "a
Or ~ Peek and Iore's Line, ,, H.. ,i.
II win be perceived from the above that thr " ~
,oad roe ARE now by The iiv.r and iy t7 WIN
ibr advantage favor of greatly increased - w.
ve,Irrs b: the railroad line reaching Washington W NiHh' %
more III TWELVE, and Philadelphia IN TwEHtf "HE i"t -
Richmond aud airing philadelphia o're "ae "g
and Bay B0s;s hare !5t N0rfoLs- ,h-s ,rds,
No charge children under three years al
'"e''' ' " 49, f THOMAS SHARP,
I,,v IA awlv Supernieadeat Of Transportation
IMP AND GROUND PLAsTER.-The UNDERSIGNED WI WIN
Il keep nj Warehouse I'll. head n the h.S'n
Nv on hand and for sale Lump and GROUND fds.eii
be ground city of Richmond Of the pfes anu nes.
and warranted such. will b. taken III e se'e.
of The article preparation, and customers nay W.
,, MOI only viii The article he free all impurities but te
nw market nrice only will be charged Fafm. ana deaefs
in Plaster requested Ia make trial, ana h's Is
will not he disappointed. ..,.u
49, ai,.2m JAMES NJ. SCOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

NIOTICE-The subscriber offers for sale, privately, his VA
IN LUhBLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY, consisting of
about gig acres LAND $50 Of which at land If first
rate quality aad high Of improvement. On good
norton of the high land there fine Clovern the
production of which land Virginia superior. All things
the certainly tr valuable
pev in Eastern Is healthy, waters
equal 10 any in Virginia The Improvements place
very large SUPERIOR all Of the houses having erected
within There is large brick loei,
three stories high with spacious ball oon ~ feet by @ the
Ladies' sitting adjoining and nine lodging above and
large Grnrmen's the basement; On each
side of the the Hotel there is brick house each 10
feet length, each containing IL ROOMS There IS likewise
large building containing 10 rooms, and numtr!
rooms sufficient all To entertain G0 9 per
sons. There also very superior dining 1870 fee! long
built of brick which is sufficiently spacious Ia dine 400 esos
and comfortable private residence located near Inc
dining room well situated for the residence those
intending dining There also good house, IN
which might be done good basness in the mercantile line
good bath house with eight rooms appropriated
for bathing. The stables equal any in Virginia for
least SS horses; ALSO framed stable sufficient contain III
celebrated English gardener and ahe borders beautifully de-
corated shubbery of different kinds; this most
beautiful situation. The Springs located surpassed
in beauty by in the world The of the Amelia
Springs have analysed Dr. Bridges Philadelphia aud
approyed Doct Parish of the The following ~
the analysis compared with that oil the White Sulphur Springs
AMELIA SPRINGS WHITE SULPHUR SrRScs.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
not be ascer,ained having su'pa,s Hydrogen 25cub in
caped before the water reach Carhonc Acid =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21
LAND AND NEGROES AT AUCTION.

LAND AND NEGROES AT AUCTION.
TN pursuance of Deed of Trust executed Ia Samuel W.
Cousins duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Amelia
county shall, THURSDAY, the 3Olh day of November,
public SALE Tracts LAND, lying and being the
county OF Ameia Appomattox rveronc contalnn. a5
acres with single stony Dwelling with four roomsihe other
containing 572 with large Dwelin. with SIX
The principal part of each tract l. erbot;om ana wond
land, well tnbecd and of excellent quality SIX rg, lkey
NEGROES, Horses Mules Sheep Cattle, t,c the Plantation
Utensils Crop Corn, Oats, Fodder Household and kitci-
Furniture.
The title the property ndspuabe-hui, acting as rus-
tee, shall only convey such title As vested IN me by The trust
deed. JOHN Il. BOTTON, Trustee.
NJ b. Persons wishing purchase will call on Mr. Samuel W.
Cousins, who will show The Land, &c.
Nov. IL 5l-tdS
THRUST SALE-By Of the Deed of Trust 10 the suhsrh
VIM s. Scott, bearing date The 9Ith day OF March,
1897 duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Cn,u OF
the city Of Richmond for the purposes therein menoncd we
shall MONDAY the 9th of this month, Novcmbrrl proceed
SELL before Bell Tavern said city, At aHtton 4" tc
bidder valuable Slaves said deed mentioned about
fifteen in NUMBER and THURSDAY following al The rest
scott oochland county, and al the FITS known
Tuckahoc dining Company Pits, will proceed 10 sell the
fixtures for sinking shaft and the other per
properly IN said deed mentione commencing fist 1T the
latter place. II O'Clock. The sales he cash. Eleven Of lie
Slaves are Coal PHI snkers. WILLIAM = TRlPLETf,
HENRY l.. BBOOkE
5J--t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

STRAYED or STOLEN, Saturday last, NEWFoUN n
AND PUPPY eight old, we'll grown for his age lie
M bnwnsh color has four white feet and tail tipped with
a and blue eyes liberal reward will be given for him
,-Hue 90 the Enquirer Office. - r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

IUpORTANI MOTH
InpORTANT' NOTICE.
Great Reduction in the Price OF HATS aud
CAPS, a. tie Town and Country Hat Manu-
factory, under the Columbian Hotel,

II. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and the pub
- lie generally that he has hand larger and better assort
Than be had, consisting OF Fine Fur SIX Cass,
Hats Fur, Cloth, Velvet Sear Glazed anu
Hair Caps Black and Draft Wool Hats, &C. &C. III all the new
shapes Under the that the
small profits quick advantageous, he
doing business entirely cash. aid
consequently sell much lower than those
who give credit
+. S-Tu his friends the Country, who have patronised
him. he his hanks-to those who have not r hopes To
be better acquainted with.
Oct Is-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

SECOSD SUPPLY We receiving and opening, th-
- morning, a second supply of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS which, with those hand makes our Stock very large
and Desirable Amongst which NAV i- found
Super wool black, bur brown, and invisible green Cloths
Do. do. do. md fancy CassmcTcs
Flushinas, Beaver and iio. Cloths
Swansdown, Valencia, Todne and Satin Vestings
Saiin-tS, Kentucky Jeans and kcrs-ys
Full Cloths and English kerseys, for Negro Clothing
Red, white and yellow Flannrs
Padding and Sail Duck
Irish Linens, krntings, Lawns and sheetn5
Australian IIstrrs and Chusails
Rich, style Moisianc de l.alnes
Rich new style Prints, large supply, and beautiful
six. merino. and woullcn Hose and Half Hose
Buck, kid, mrriEo, silk and Berlin Gloves
fi-t, silk and wonlen Mtts
Umbrellas all prices
Tayio,'s, Wirts Hughes and other Spool coitons
Patent Threads aud Twincs
I,rocha Cashmere, Net and Plaid Shawls
E.leacird and brown ShectingS ana Shrtinss
Dulii Twlrl aud Whitney blankets
every either article usually found IN Day .""dS
Jnbbinr In,se. respectfully invite the atrunn al
the trade. LONDoNS, NiLltAGiAA = DKi.n ~.
Oct. II H-"H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

FRUIT TREES FOX SALE.
THE subscriber has Spring Farm one mile from the Cily
several kinds of Apple, Pear, Cherry Plum, and
APRICOT Treesbcsides thirty thousand Peach
Trees approved kind such as take the lead In the
New York and New markets, which he will sell
sonabe e,s These Trees fine and vigorous equaed
by any in the Northern Nurseries
Any desired in regard TO the planting rearing OF
The Trees win be readily given. WM. l. GRIEVE.
ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

J''liS VI MILLER AND WILLIS J. DANCE, having asso
themselves together in the practice of the Law, will
ry attend Superior and Inferior Courts of PoSaan
fsd Amelia and Goochaud All business entrusted TO
eet q 'hem wl receive the prompt attention OF BOTH
Addrt.S-powhatan Court house. -
SEtEEE>oEs-SesSrs Ellis. Hubbard, Gardner Co., T. w
49, f;y Co John Gordon, +. & J. s. james Co.. Wade
@'Wccld'ise, Richmond; Sam. p Hawes Powiaan Court
"ae William T. Harris Co, Cumberland Junius T. Leigh,
t. hooker Amelia; Col. Peter Guerrant, Peter Archer
'eeelsnd.
Nov 10 So I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

premium BLANK BOoKS-J. w. RANDOLPH has a set oil
Plank Books flor which he received silver medal At the late
Agricultural Far made of the best well ruled anu bouna
fny and of The most splendid
of Books Richmond which he will sell at mode
ne No extra charge for the work, "recollec that
9k work. and all other kinds Bookbndng done Of short
fejiee, and in u style that give satisfaction.
"ots in all cases warranted
u odes for Books, Stationery Music, &C., will receive
fumpi attention. If Idressed TO
J. W. RANDOLPH, Main street, Richmond.
Suy. 10 Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS have Store fine as
of London Cloths and CassimeIes, Blankets, Napt
Cu faus Flannels vesngs Linens, Mernos Prints and
ad> NIL Of their own importation, which they offer pune
@ customers the favorable termsiogeiher with SAITH
nsr kerseys Coiored Plains, Beached and Brown Cot
and other Goods of Domestic manufacture selected from
-. Factories their Agents al The North
Oct. SS-l4t
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a CARD.
;NGl Subscriber who had charge OF Dio
r. springs and the last Of the Warm Spngshas
tented N, Madison House," occupied by Mr. Boyd, OF
whc IL, take possession 25h inst The central pc
u ais Ionse being Bank street, and within 30 steps
, Cnpioi Square, makes most desirable location ior
Members Of N. Legislature, for whom he will reserve some ct
rs rooms. soliciting call from his old friends he pro-
ivn such fare they have usually found at his House
CIIAS. J.. DiBRELL.
Nav 5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

The subscriber discovered another Spring the waters I"
which are exoed very highly by those who have used hen aud
thew are certainly very As the virtues Of these wafer
there might sad and hundreds of certificates might be
Inn. ~ 14-tf FRANCIS 8. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

TIE Surry, Brunswick G!censv'le, and all the
yins Of these Virginia. with Northampton
aud Acac viii he by Jno = Goun in the course OF
& onh purpose OF making collections Tor ihc
RahHopi Enquirer Richmond Wing, Richmond Compiler,
seqititrn Literary Messenger, &c. -
ie Of Rockingham, Page and Shenandoah ana inc
t9r> North West of these will he visited by Franklin
bniu> time, for the purpose And the
ats OF rowatan and Amelia will be visited by Wian H.
tnl purpose above. Persons indebted VIII
ii,l,c make payment o the above named gentlemen
WIN. GOULDIN,
Collector for Enquirer, Wing, &C.
Nry 10 53-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

WISH 10 rn,v yonns lady take charge OF School IN
m family and 10 one had experience IN teaching,
an ptodnc" testimonials Of her qualifications TO teach e
branches OF female education together WIKI MUSIC Oh e
pss, Forte. a b-ts SALARY VIII he gwen
SARAH W. DAVIS.
u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

T,pK RENT OR IEASE-The Brick Building door below
r McKennie's Book Store lately occupied by Mrs NJ
loves Boarding House. for which is admirably s,iited be
~ and comodous and the University of Virgnia 1t
Any wishing TO examine
Gslhdo 50 ~ applying 10 Mr. Mckeanie. Address
JAS. MiCnIE JK., T. NJ, Longwood
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
Cruelty 10 Bachelors,

The Maryland legislature, in order TO raise funds
are abou, enactng law which imposes heavy
tax on this unfortunate class of beings. One Of
the projects proposed, is 20 tax oil unmarried men
over IS, and another, still more comprehensive,
proposes to compel every unmarried man who has
the means to supper, q wife, to pay annually fifty
dollars for revenue purposes. The Baltimore Ane-
ricsn, in commenting on this subject. says:
"Thus, it appears, that because man has not
heen blessed with Heavens last hest gift'-because
he is less fortunate than others Of his kind-he must
he made the victim Of law as well as of fate, and
his claims 10 commisseta alton be converted into
! offences against society. He who is denied Of q
beiter half must not only suffer his loss-but hi,
semi state of existence his heritage ofloneliness il
imputed to him a crime for whith he must pay
penalty. Society is 10 him a srepmother tina
whiEs him til he cries, and then whips him 70
crying-Mo ost fragrant injustice
The inoaensive race of bachelors-those disnte
| grated atoms of the social worid-non. Il xtures-
wandering lights that move in orbits Of their owl
and obey not the laws of conjunction--hase tee'
for ages the objects Of persecution. II was TO
them that the 'iaalicnsbie rights Of life, liberty an
the pursuits Of happiness were secured. Life
TO them a soet Of oNg,tiSe-a kind OF imperfect h'
ing wanting comptekion-existence merely with
out absolute entity, A. for liberty, what is thi
without the pri' llege of seeking ones own hal
pinessl"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

an e1tn session Of Congress vrs under discussion.
7, isthough, en- extra session will be determined
upon"
Cathedral 1T WINS pumorea iha, some mem.
bers dfthe Romsn CstHlic Church were Frepsr.
ing to negotiate for the purchase Of the Uns.ea
sts,es 3 ,hk in rhisse.fhis, TO convert !, INTO
CStbeasl We lenn Inst .the probable eificd,ty
in raising adequate funds Will prevent it for the
present.
Anotier Victim. .--Dr. Sctaaer, known as nh
since. He was the son Of the founder Of the A.
merican Museum; a man Of good education, a wit,
and, but for Entcmperance, would have been an
honorable ana useful membcr Of soci ,y.
Mr.. John Cofet had his rgh aru tern from his
boiy- st Port Elizibeh n. .. a few DAYS since, in
co sequence fsfishtro his horses which induced
them To run away. Mr. q. was thrown from his
seat injured in Ihe msaper described, and died in
,ke course Of q Few u4urtes.
Tire ladies of niughsm. Mass Ichusetts, have IN.
troaucel the fashion ef kaitting soct7sgs while lis.
Seni,e TO speaing lectures. There's Industry for
sou!
FArvsSsNe WosxS>--At the Cape OF Good
Hope the girls are fseneJ TO enhance their charm
cad the fs,test is sure 10 have che preference in
marriage
Dreadful Denh.-A WIN. Henry German, dicd
in Chester county, few days ago, of the "glan-
ders" He had bscd . hcse afflicted with the dis
ease, and contracted the poison through a srsyt
wound in his hand,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

4 RrNFDY.-M's. Child has published comu.
n,cstion in the Newark Advertiser in which, after
describing offensive breath as most unpleasant
thing she says ths, careful removal of substances
between the teeth, rinsing the mouth after meals,
and BIT efeharooai held in The mouth, ,oA at,udys
cure bad breath. Chorcoal used as a dcntfice,
Chat is, rubbed on in powder with brush, is apt
TO injure the enamel but lump OF it held in the
mouth two OF three times week aud slowly chew
ed, has wonderful power 10 preserve the teeth
and purify the breath. The action is purely che
micai. 1t counltrscs the acid arising from dis.
ord red stomach, or food dec yog about the gums
and it is this acid which destroys the teeth.