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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
FROM TEX As.

Our accounts from Texas, by the way of New
Orleans, come down TO the 10Th OF January A
correspondent of the Houston Democrat furnishes
the following from the seat of Government:
IAN extra was received here containing an ex-
tract from President Tyler's Message relative to
this Republic and, strange as it may appear, the
Clerk OF the house of Representatives read the
document, and IL acas rtfcrred 10 tie Committee On
Foreign Relations of that body. How that little
country will feel her consequence when she hears
we have kindly volunteered to legislate for her |!
mink may venture 10 say that there is not a
dozen OF the members that think there is even
probability of our having chance for an
nexation; and, if our independence can be obtain
ed, do not believe there is half dozen who
would accept i'll mean annexation.''
preamble and joint resolution for the annex
alton OF Texas to the United States had beer, in
'roduced In the House, and had been referred to
the Committee on Foreign Relations The reso.
luton provides at some length The IL anne in which
Texas shall be admitted into the Union its boun-
daries, rights, and privileges as a State, &c. One
very important section is
''SEcTioN 5. BE 1t further Rcsolufd, That. in
consideration OF the grant made by Texas of the
PUBIC lands TO the United States contained in the
fourth section of this resolution the United States
assume The payment of all the public debt of
Aexas al the rate OF the specie value of said debts
at the tme OF their creation or ASSUMPTION and
tor the rate and value OF which the proper refer
ences shall be made.''
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TIL; Jury BILL.

ne OIL 'concerning petit juries," which re-
ceNeo some discussion In the House of DELEGATES
d Few days since, and was laid on the table TO
give Iurther tI'be for lis cxamiuation, has excited
"'urh attention. Mr. Daniels speech upon il
was most able and eloquent, and richly deserved
'ne hl@h compliment paid ii by the CORE sponapnt
u 'he Chdriestown Free Press. Every member
VINO expressed himself on the subject admitted
mat our present jur, system was Inefficient. cor
tupi'hg aud Oppressive ;--and the difficulty was as
!" me way 10 reform il; but tie srmtimfni emcd
so strongly inclined 10 MI D.'s bill we ihink it
prooabie IL VIII pass with some slight modification
Az men know something OF ihe evils Of the
present system, and testify to the rnockerv Of
Justice frequently presented by our Jury trials.
! he miserable jurles which are sometimes by every
sol' OF contHvance packed for the acquittal of cr
,n'na,s' are within the know ledge of every citizen.
otS'ues' under he presents system, there is part-
oGiar CLASS on which is imposed all the burdens
y. II while there is class exempted as complete
,ya as Trough special law had been passed in
=, appears to us that the mode pointed out bv
mr Daniels bill of annexinp properlv duali6co.
'on 70 Juror and listing ali citizens 50 Qualified
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lASIgLs2

ElRGlNlA.-Ai Rules held in the Clerks o.
fee of the United States Court for the W est
ern District OF Virginia, at Stanton, on the 25th
day Of December. 1913.
Daniel snyder, piainun,
AGAINST
The President, Directors and Company Of tine
lldaersiown Banh, WIN. r. " ashlnpion. " ill.,
Ham Grove, and George W. Sapwnelon, Deus.
IN CiiANCERN.
The defendants, the President, Directors and
Company Of the IlagersioWn Bank. not VIM
entered theif appearance and piyen security no.
cordng to law and the rules Of ilns CourI. aud #
Appearing by satisfactory evidence That ibry are
nos inhabitants OF This c"mmonwcaIlh: 1t is or
dered' THAT the said defendants do appear 1T the
Clerks Office aforesaid, on the fourth Monday n,
April next, and answer The bill Of tie plaInilfi:
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inser,,
In some newspaper print in Stauulon. for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
oil the Courthouse Of Augusta County.
Copy--Teste,
NICHO. X. TROUT, D. Clk
Feb &, 1914.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
Storage, EoreUUruiA,g, Sc.

w are prepared to receive and forward roods
and produce Of any description, having
buIIt large Lumber House Immediately on the
lanai suhcIentIy elevated to avoid high water,
ana In every respect convenient to loading and
unloading boats or wagons, and free from draw
age we offer our services to farmers and mer-
chants, with an assurance that any thing entrust-
ed to our care shall receive our particular alien
ton We have three boats, so that there will be
no delay IN forwarding any article that wants i'm
mediate dispatch. Messrs. Edmund G.. Tomp-
klns y 20, our partners III Richmond, do gene
raj commission and forwarding business, and any
Kind OF produce sold there by them, if desired,
VIII be paid for by US in Scousvile. We keep
constantly or hand large stool, Of Groceries.
an general assortment of Hats, Hardware,
Shoes, Dry Goods, Tin and Crockery Ware. Sc.
which we VIII sell on very reasonable terms, ard
WI at an times give the highest market price for
riouT' Wheat, or any other article brought to our
market, either in cash or barter
STAPLES, TYLER s. co.
ScottsVille, Feb. /, lSA-2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08

a letter received by gentleman in the Sa!ines
iron captain Burks of the Yucaian, states thar
as the boat stopped at a woodward on the MISSES.
s'ppI, on her trip 10 little Rock, Arkansas an AL
'ercation took place between man named Kin.
cheioe' keeper Of tho woodward. and Mr.. w. B.
Richards clerk of the boat; Kincheloe call;ng
Mr x. a liar and scoundrel. the latter resented
II by blow, on which the forncr drew pistol
and shot the latter Observation-Disclosures was imne.
diateiy arrested, and conveyed TO the near.s,
town for trial it is reported that he has since
been acquitted MIR. r. was young man great,
~ esteemed and respected here and was we
learn, the son of MIR. George b. Richards. higl-
'yrespected gentleman living at Bath G.. H., Vir.
ginla.-h0n0uha Rep.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
For the Spectator.

Mr. Editor,-I am pleased with the suggestions of
Country Teacher" contained in the last No. of the
spectator" requesting meeting of the Teachers of
PRIMARY Schools IN Augusta, for the purpose Of
some regulations with regard 10 Class books Nothing
probably contributes TO retard the progress pa-
piis or to augment the labors of the teach r than The
great variety OF books found in most Of our Primary
Schools '
am glad that attention has been called 10 this matter
and is much to be desired that every teacher
patron and friend Of education in the county attend the
proposed convention. Ii have the hearty CO. opera
anticipate the speedy removal Of the evil COMPLAINED Of
4
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@ Tyy n


DIED, on Thursday, 25th January, Mrs MARoARrr
BELL, rthct OF the iatc Major William Beli OF tins
county.
Mrs. ii was known in this community wher, her
whole lie was Sp mt as lady npary all the r,la
ton shr sustained. As Christian, She gaye good rv
dtnc, BY consist mt walk that she was child of Cod
and heir OF Htavrn. She long a mviiIb r of IN /,
Presbyterian Church. In her latter days h. r mind seem
cd esp Iclay cng0g in the contemplation of her de-
parture TO another world. The language of scrninrc
from which her funeral discourse was preached was
en- quoted by her, All the days of my appointed time
VIII wait, till my ''changc Gomez. Thai Chang. cam.
suddenly as was expected by her friends and
She had survived several strokes of paraly bv
another was quickly taken from the living She died IN
the iNh year Of her agcthc last of numerous and re-
spected family She had for years considered US If
as detached from the word-not by the infrmi,i.s Of
age only, but BY heart fixed thu. ..iar more eycecd
ing and eternal weight of glory" Having scrycd her
generation by the viii Of God-livco to see sccnd
ants OF the third gcneratonshc now sleeps with her
fathers IN the graveyard of Augusta Church TO come
forth, we doubt not with many others from its bosom
ito the resurrection of ife."- Com.
81 w atchman of the South copy
DlED, lately in Fleming county, XIV. Col .J.,,rs
M lowell IN the Sitl year of his age. Col NI'Dow-
ell was born in Rockbrdge county, Va and moved TO
kentucky in the year 1888. He was at the sicer of
York, and witnessed the surrender of Lord Corvallis
ana participated in subsequent years many of the con
hIcts with the Indians in the West.
DIED, on the 2lst ult., in Hagcrsown Md thc Row
JOHN " RIGDEN, Pastor of the Methodist EpsconaI
Congregation OF that place. i
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
00MEEIIssI0NMD0s SANE,

4 n pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanccry for Bath county
pronounced at the September Term Tor tho wear
1913 IN cause therein depending between Ro-
bert Glvln and others, Plaintiffs. and David
Owns Executors and others, Defendenis the
undersigned, as Commissioner, named for tina,
purpose IN said decree, will proceed on the 18th
day of March 1874, at the Cours House of Bath
county, to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, the several Tracts of Land in the said
county OF Bath, OF which Otho Wade, Senr.
died seized and which by his last will and Tesla
Inent he devised TO his sons, Leonard Abraham.
and James Wade, or much of said lands as
s"au De necessary to answer the purpose Of the
SAID decree. A more particular description of
said lands may be seen by reference to the las,
WI and Testament of the said Ohio Wade.
deed.
Terms of Sae-One third Of the purchase mon
ey In cash, and the residue thereof in equal i'm.
stalments at the expiration Of six and twelve
months from the day Of sale
a. STEPHENSON, Com'r.
February |, ISIi-6t
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Co01WlEssxoMaR's SAFE.

az virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery Cor Augusta
county ~ the suit Of John Cochran, against Iohn
IdIIs, Hannah Paris, David Fultz. &c. at the
NOV Term, 1919, shall proceed on Saturday the
End % March 1874. in front Of the Court House
OF augusta c"nmiy,tO sell to the highest bidder. at
rublc auction, lie said john P0rrls's interest in
u acres "l i0rd which descended to the wife of
SAID FaInS' as one of the heirs of Robert Hrndcr-
son acc q subject TO the Dover Interest of Han
nah henderson. idow OF SAID Robert upnd, r.
Son' brih2 the n;- Estate Of said John Paris
therein Also. 'he following personal propertv {;
SoLr'l Ware, Bick Horse, | Dun Mare. ,
b"T~i"'f i.on4hS. Wheat Screen, / Bed, Bed
stead ana Furniture. lot oC Cupboard Furniture.
Cups Sau cfs Plates, Dishes. Knives, Forks.
~c Brass Candlesticks and SHUTTERS, seits
Androns, spotted Cow. and all the other
u onsseho!d and Kitchen Furniture of said Join
Paris.
Terms Of Sale-A credit Of nine months on al
Sums OIL hve dollars and upwards. bonds with good
security to be givenby the purchasers. All sums
under FIVE dollars TO be paid in CASH
MOSES II, McCUE, Ccm'r.
February I, 1874.
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CNE CENT REWARD.

kS AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in
the town OF Gfeenviile, Augusta county, Va,
on Saturday 3Oih December 1873, an Apprentice
to The Shoemating business by the name Of
JOHN SMITH.
SAID boy was bound to me by the OveIseers Of
t r fo"r, OF Augusta torewarn any person
from harboTng or employing said boy at their
peril, as am determined to pu; the law in force
against any one for doing. | will give the .
oove reward, but no thanks, to any one for bring
ing him back.
HENRY w. BURCH.
February 1, lSl4-3lx
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
To The Editor Of Me !Sta,nton .spectofo,

StR-Aiiow me TO tender to you Capt Tylcr's and nv
edgmens for the trouble have given your Of
nee, aud your personal and political friend" :.
we nave the matter now exactly and precisely where
we want lie, before the people who heard MIR Sin
art at the March court 1919 They know the issuc
msdc-whcthcr it was between Mr. Tyl and Crn
Hairison's rctrcating Cabinet, CThos. Ewing & Co.
or whether Mr. Stuart alleged something per Sc against
Inc President also am tired of the matters but Il any
one wishes TO pursue ii further | prepared TO show
that not one word or syablc Of hr Tycrs modification
I'm ms ocn ha"d was in the second bill vetoed by him
This thing of heading tie CAPTAIN is an np. hill
Respectfully yr obt svt.
ID. w. PATERSON
Feb. 9Th, 1874
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REBELLIoUs MOVEMENT IN uAnropn


~ Is wei known that there is a party in Har.
lord County, in Maryland, who are openly OBJ
poseo 10 the payment Of taxes, and that their or.
gan IN mat County, the Bel.Air Republican, has
'or some time past had for the motto of It's edito
nal mead the shameless and wicked Declaration
comprised In the words :" No IAxss" IL wonld
appear that a practical application of the princi
PIE mus avowed has recently been made to The
SuoVersion OF the law by open violence. We
iearn by letter from gentleman residing in
HaIiord County that a rebellous atteupt 1vae
MADE IN one OF the districts Of that county last
week, which proved efectual, to prevent the 'rav
collector from selling the properly of a man who
had repeatedly refused to pay his taxes PASSING
over the remarks contained the letter i'm relation
70 certain individuals named therein who are
Sd'o To be at the bottom of the affair we Give tho
writer's account Of this disgracefuI occurrence in
his own words: 'S "
'ew days ago, when the Collector attempt-
Gu W sen some property in the infected district
ne was '"rci0iy stopped. Written notices were
e.ucn uP' threatening violence TO any one who
shoulu G'fe 10 BID. The Collector atiempted tn
no MS duty, and resoIute individual bid for ,i.
property. mob OF some fifty men i,n,ned;a,aI
rushed upon him, and the CIV was-.. iii LJ
htH nm, hW Mm!" One ATTEMPTED IN 49, o,',
MS brains with large stone, and another 70 ST.
al him with d budgeon. He managed 10 osc.n,
and was chased of the ground. The CoIIec,o,
I unIee not attempt 10 perform his duty, and ,he
f r, - now set at defiance ana portion OF Hair
,1iu 10 ~ open rebellion. | understand tllat an
Phodnoh hdS been made TO the Executive for the
p'o'ec'ioh OF an armed orce."-BaH. American
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CMe eessS Esesg3yySy.

III IN AWAY from the subscriber on the 1tb
instant, William Farburn, an ndented ap-
prentice to the Tanning business. He is about 5
ieef 10 inches high. He is cross-eyed, bushv
haired. and of rustic cast He had ON when he
lett dark jeans coat and mixed Jeans pantaoons.
and an old fur hat. | iorewarn ali persons from
hafbcfing or employing him. as | a,n determined
10 enforce the law against any so offending
SAM'L. &. DEAL,
Walnut Grove, Augusta County.
Jan. %, 161l-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08

requiring the sheriff to summon jurors from this
list in alphabetical order, is the best, perhaps
the only cxpedient, for remedying the evils the
public have SO loudly complained of in our pre-
sent system. 1t is the best to insure respectable
ana Intelligent jures, and then it divides the jury
service equally among all our citizens, making
each class alike share i'm this public du,y.
1t Will be great thing for the cause OF the adj
minisation OF justice if this bill its principles,
IL some shape, become aw.--Rich. C,n.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08

The nomination of John G. Spencer, as Judge
. of the Supreme Court Of the U. States, has been
rejected by the Senate. 1t seems that he did not
resign his Office as Secretary of the Treasury,
while the nomination was pending, as reported
SO that he has still something to comfort him.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08

NlRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Of.
ilce OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
GIhancery Tor Augusta County, January 1, 1874
John Hanger and Peter Hanger Executors Of
Peter Hanger, decd. Plaintiffs
AGAINST
DAVID Hanger, William S Hanger Hannah Al.
len, Samuel NJ W Woodward and Polly his wife.
Jacob Baylor and Eveiine his wife, and Joshua
II Evans, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant, David Hanger not having an.
'eFrd his appearance and given security &C.
"oTdlng to the act Of Assembly and tho Rules
OF this Court, and it appearing by sausfacto-
~ evidence that he is not an inhabitant Of
uhiS Commonwealth; 1t is ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear at tine Clerks Office afore.
SAID on The FIRST Monday in April next, ard an.
sWer 'hc b''I OF The plaintiffs, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some neve,e
per printed IN Stanton, for two months succes.
s!veIy, and posted al the front door Of lbo Gu,
House. Copy este. 0O'''
NIGHTS. G. KINNEY, &C.
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10 Is 81 u Z s ~ q & o
Mr.. JOSEPH r. BRAKE, of tn,

bR. JOSEPH r. pRA AXE, of the ctv
OF New ork, intends remaining in town for
short time, and respectfully offers his profess
SIGNAL services to the Stanionians ana their coun-
Try trends. Office at the Washington Hotel.
he Doctor would state, that ii is his intention
TO visit his friends in this and some of The ada.
cent towns every winter, and that those palronjz-
ing HIM may he certain OF Employing skiful and
scientific operator.
NIL fILLINGS jF.QRR.2YIED TO REu3yV
IN FUR LIFE.
u Il EREN CES:
}. Smith, Dodge and Parmly, Surgeon Dentists
New York and Washington. $aml. y. Skidmore
~ Co., New ork, .Iaiiiay g. Co. Baltimore, Ro-
pert pert II. Jenkins, Richmond, Fabian hrmstead,
Petersburg. Robert Gray, Esq Rev. Henry b, own
q. ChrlsInan. Esq, lIarrsonburg.
January 25 1914.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08

Judge Porter, U. S. Senator from Louisiana.
we regret to learn, died at his plantation in the
parish OF st. Mary, on the 18th ult, in the 58th
year Of his age '0'"
Inc Illinois papers announce the death of Gen.
Representative in Congress. y"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08

The Democratic State Convention met at Rich
mond on Thursday the LIST day of February, an |
was organized by the appointment Of Gen. VIM.
Il. Gordon as President, and Joel Hoeman, Il.
M. L. Hunter, Thomas Sloan, and Samuel f.
Goodson, Vice Presidents, and Thomas Richie
and John Lynch, Secretaries. The number of
special delegates in attendance was no, large
ont sui, as the Enquirer thinks, every consider
aoie' " considering the nclement state of the
weather, and the interruptions of all the water
communications" The Convention was address,
cd during its stiings by John S. Barbour, Col.
Hopkins, Thomas Wallace, Mr.. Hoge, and John
>. Caskie, Jr.and others. The following Electo-
raj Ticket was agreed upon by the Convention on
Friday evening.
/. Arthur Smith, Of Isle of Wight.
=. Thomas Wallace, of PETERSBURG
s. WIN o. GooIe, Of Meckienbnrg
a. VIM Daniel of Lynchburp.
.. Arch'd Stuart, of Patrick.
D. Ihos j. Randolph, of Abemarle.
z. VIM. Smith, OF CLlpeper.
3. VIM. p. Taylor, of Caroline.
y. VIM. III. Roane, of llrnrico
iO. Robt. j. Poulson, of Accomac
II, Henry Bedinger, of Jefferson
sI2. Green ID. Samues, OF Shenandoah
10, James Hoge, of Pulaski.
Id. Henry 5. Kane, of Scott.
10. Robt. A. Thompson, of kanawha.
IL. Joseph Johnson, of Harrison
II. WIN. ). Morgan, OF Marion.
The counties composing electoral district
are Rockingham, Augusta, Hardy, Shenandoah
and Page The district above us is composed of
the counties Ct Bctetourt, Roanoke, Montgomery,
Pulaski, Floyd, Rockbridge, Allegheny, Bath,
and Pendleton.1
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08

The National lntelligcncer states that Col
Richard M. Johnson, in letter dated January
is, says he is "s still in the hands of his friends
and has authorized no to withdraw his name
as candidate for the Presidency
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08

The senior editor of the LynchSurg Virgnian
writes from Washington that he has heard, from
an authentic source, tina, Mr. Wise has been no.
minated by The President Minister to Brazil.
He thinks there is every probability of his con-
frmation.
The nomination of Mr.. Gilmer as Secretary Of
the Navy, he says would be made, if Mr.. Gilmer
could be prevailed upon 10 accept it. Many of
his friends of both parties have urged him to do
so--but thus far he has refused, and the editor
tainks he has Z" decided wisely"
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e . z S a. r. z .

q VERY handsome two-horse BAROUCUE.
OF excellent Workmanship, and iintshed in
superior style, with harness of the first quality
1t has never been used. and will he sold for much
Tess than cost. Terms TO suit the purchaser
Enquire of the Editor.
February 8. ISIl-3t
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ne complexion of the returns from the third district
massachusetts,, make it probable that Mr. Abbott, whg
ms oeen elected TO Congress. This believe, was
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Jan. IL, lSi4


VlRGlNiA.-At Rules held in the Clerks of.
nee OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery Tor Augusta County, December the 4tlr,
1873
George Baylor, sen'r. Plaintiff
AGAINST
John IL Peek, James McKemy, George Huffman,
and Alexander III Ii Stuart, Defendants,
IN CiiANCERY.
The Defendants John III Peck and James Nc.
Kenny not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the act of Assembly.
and the Rules of this Court, and it appearing nv
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
ot this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that .he
SAID Defendants do appear at the Clerks Office
Aforesaid on the lst Monday in April next, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy of
'hls order be iorIhwith.inserrcd i'm some newspa.
per printed IN Staunton for two months success.
sivey, and posted at the front door of the Court.
mouse. A Copy-Teste,
NlCH'S. G.. KINNEY, &C.
Jan. 25
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR,

For .HuguSta county,
WILL please take notice. that "a meeting ofthe
w board will be held at w. TX. Garber's Tav-
ern in S,ounion, on the 10Th February next, (bes
ing the Sd Morday.) The deputy Sheriils urc
requested to attend, prepared to settle up the par
ish levy Of 1913. BY order
T.. SrRIBLING, Clerk o. y.
Jan. Is, 1874.
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A MEYER FAILING CURE FOR TIE TO0Tl-ACIB

III should be known TO all whom it may con-
ncern, that large number of the citizens of Au-
gusta county, for few months past, have been
testing the efficacy of Dir. Deli EFTY'S CELE.
DRAFTED MUSCOVIrUS TOOTH--ACHE
DROPS, and that in every instance it has effect
ed radical cure in the most inveterate cases
of this horud complaint. /, is also highly effica-
cious in the preservation of decaying teeth, and
in removing all tartar and scurvy without the use
of an in strumcnt.
ssSy The above. article can be obtained at all
times, by the dozen single vial, at s. Is.
Browns store, Fishersviile also at Capt. Nc.
Cinog's and Il. Berkoley's, Staunton, and A.
Lynn's, Waynesborough.
S. BROWN, Gen. Agent.
April 6.