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EXTRACTS FROM LATE MEXICAN JOURNALS.
An extra of the New Orleans Commercial
Times, which we should have received on
Tuesday night, contains some additional ex-
tracts from late Mexican journals:
The Mexican journals, on the faith of letters
from the Camp near Monterey, estimate the
loss Of the Americans in the three days fight,
at {, 200 killed and wounded. One of the let
ter writers says he himself counted $50 men
killed, among whom was Gen. Butler.
The title of illustrious has been conferred on
Alvarado for its defence against the late at
tack by Commodore Common, and the town of
TIacoalpam has been elevated to the dignity
Of city, FIR sending forth its citizens to fight
on that occasion.
Senior Mer y Teran, rich merchant at the
Ca pal, had advanced 100000 to pay the
troops at San Juan de Ulua, and 5000 more
to b. forwarded TO Vera Cruz to meet demands
against the government there. OF the loan
which was authorised 10 be obtained from pri-
vate individuals the sum Of Site 900 had been
raised.
1t had been proposed to the Executive
through committee of citizens, to raise 70
reign loan Of $50 900, 900 10 carry on the war,
by mortgaglng the Church property. The pro-
position will undoubtedly be submitted to Con-
giess when il meets.
What number of troops was at San Luis
was not stated. Gen. Cortazar had olganzed
a brigade Of volunteers, numbering 5000, from
tho haciendas OF Guiana patio and San Luis,
and at the last accounts was marching to the
city Of San Luis with part OF his force. Gen.
Valencia, was to have left Guanajuato about
The end Of last month for San Lnis at the head
OF 5000 cavalry and 5000 infantry.
The accounts received at the capital from a II
the departments, are said TO be most encourag-
ing to Santa Anna, astroops were being enlist
ed rapidly.
Santa Anna has determined to make no at
temp, to defend Tampico, believing it TO be a
post Of small Importance, and hoping thus to
induce the American army to divide, and OF
course weaken their force. His plan is to let
Gen. Taylor take possession of several small
places, the garrisonlng Of which, would take
off portion of his force from active service.
He also approves of General Ampuda's con-
duet in giving up Monterey, as he considers il
place Of little Importance for Mexico at the
present moment.
Several companies of volunteers, said TO be
composed Of the principal citizens of the city
Of Mexico, had been organized 10 garrison it.
Besides, upwards of one thousand artisans had
volunteered for the same purpose
We imd n"tnng whatever in the papers
about the condHcia, which it was reported San
Ia Anna had taken, with the s2,0n0,000. We
see that condueta with 100000 had arrived
at Vera Cruz on the 29th.
DEAD Ihe Philadelphia papers announce
r. y, ca. Fy
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SAN JUAN BAUTIsrA DE TAB.sco.
Uctcbef % 1886

SCtVUtf 90 1O4O.
SIR: The undersigned foreign IN 'rchanls es-
tabllshed in this port Of San Juan Baul sta de
Tabasco, in consequence of The very serious
injury suffered in part of their property by
The firing on this CITY yesterday afternoon,
lake the liberty, as nentrals in the present dat
(erences between he United States and Mex,
leo, and in friendly relations with The former
power, TO represent that a continuance of SIM
liar destruction of sheir property WI lead 10
their ultimate ruin
We are induced TO address this commpnra.
ton to you, it being atfirNei thai unle,s the
m hilary force here surrended thi- city up "a
You, you fet it your duty to conunue ho,,Il
tiles, even to reducing 'he CITY TO rurns--a
hard ca e, indeed, for the pa ties VIII have
now the honor Of addressing you, aImos, IKE
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FALL ARE4NGEaEENT
DAILY LINE TO TIE SOUTH-EXCFpT
SUNDAYS
CARRYING THE GREAT

CENTRAL UNITED STATES MGIL.
ny ne wen known routes, via Chesapeake Bay
Cily Point, Pete shuru, Weldon WiIu.irr,rn IN
Charleston. 5. c. avoiding all that imp easari
changing; tas on the route via Washington, J Min
no!oBs Of sleep tn * SIDE Of Weldon
SCHEDULE:
rs.tE9i Leaving towr' cad Of S;enr's Wharf
,iitE jSsysfse Baltimore, DAILY, except sundnvs'
'lili'' fsaSia At O'Clock f. n IN the Npi W.,
ana complete s'eanenats GEORGIN \, ''apt. Cannon,
a, Es5a,sg or HEEALb, capt Russell. or lew
b.s4tJ ssyA.s HSS, Captain sutton. unis inc has
"n4sd1 d&A'sE~hrFn tunriug for upward. nf tw,.n.y
ypar', ~Ffo,'' !'ss q ProPe,h 0, Litc--lre Bnais
h"i tNfrEs " ll lsIs ronlr arriving ~ Norfolk NJ
morning, after comfortable nigbI Is sIpPn al Il cjrlt
taehce zap James River, with ils bpau,ituI scru,ry
Nittag. ~ daylight, in Eiranlhrat CURTIS
fis-sS-aA ALICE, Cant. grnrh. w. Ciry pni,'t
kailToad, now IN complere orirr 10 Prtrrslugr Va
tS"meduc III advance Of he line via Washington
" ny me M II up tae aqua Er- ek arriving H. P,ers
mug T. tine Tor good rest 10 nchinttr The tarond
TO Weldon aud Wilmington, ". C., and thence ~
haricstoa H't'; through AS fast as any other line
WIN nuch more comfort and less e1pCnse. Also
connecting with the = BOARD and Roanoke Rail,
road now in full operation for Passengers Freisb
leaving Portsmouth every Monday, "Wednesday md
Friday, at =! O'Clock, Nj, for Garysvlle, Franklin
SgwiEn's a.d HOV kn's Dennts. AID thence hv d.
steamer Fox, from Frank in to Edpnton plymGp,h
Newhern, and Washington, ". Z. II, turning nm
Tuesdays Ihnrsdays and Saturdays, connecting with
thr boats 70, Baltimore. 500
C0uCpImabe to our usual custom at this sea:np tho
fare for the present will be as follows:
Passage uGtweGn Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
IN hutR, Fa'.,...... as 90
Between Baltimore AMI Frauklin, 6 o.
do do lIchmont ar Petersburg, Va. 5 20
do do CASTOR or Weldon, s. OD
do do Through 10 Charleston, 3 G. 90 no
Meals on board 3ay and James River Boats, ipelud
ed, thereby saving a, le - 81 expenses.
{E3~ Travellers viii be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot yort, (NorfoIk Line on his hat,) who
will conduCtyG you and your haRgaqe to the boat.
% T +, SHEPPARD. Agent.
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CEANGE OF nl,Rl

For CE.NTHEVILLsG &CiiEG'PE IZTONN
-. z:54.p The STEAMER G. NMBGIuGE. Capt
pssaty-.;'SfSlqsaJ D rrEEER, will lcavG the lower
.FNssEssstfs. md 0 spar WHAT (ut the pIrseIu)
every MONDAY MORNING. al 8 O'Clock, Ter the
above places and rruu'm the same gay.
Eor ANNAPOLIS, tATu6IUGE and EASTON,
wiz have every TUESDAY MORNING at O'Clock
and return the day, leaving EastOu every VIZ D.
NE-nAY MOANING ~ O'Clock, and Cambridge
o! a'cock tnT Annapolis aud Baltimore
For ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER, even
THURSDAY MORNING ut Z O'Clock, and return
TIE same day.
Every FRIDAY MORNING at 6 O'Clock for AN
RAPDLIS CAMBRIDGE and EASTON, and return
~ II dav leaving Easton every SATURDAY MORN
ING at o'cluck and Cambridge 9! O'Clock for An
nap0Iis and Baltimore.
sg3-An Baggage risk of the owners, nl0tf
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LIBERAL MINISTER. The Hickman (Ky)
Standard states that the Rev. WIN Buck pas
tor Of the third Baptist Church in Louisville has
erected house Of worship for his congrega.
without salary.
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FREIGHT TO PHILADELPHIA.

-, 49,, Inc FTFIght TThins Of The
sas;;St5s;:S ~ 3sf Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Fss.; l1s.!,,a SsiSsgi4, Baltimore Railroad Company
z--agss-s .Sfs!ilts.Sare now rnnlng daily Except
'uhddysl between Baltimore and Phiadciphia
ny MERiNhNDlZE. &c, will be received al
lhe doa"t coInsr Of President and Fleet SITS, every
day except Sundays) uurl o'ciock. =. NJ.
IL a" Articles must he accompanied will ame
mnr1ndum, showing me marks, destination nase
Of cansi@nee-Hrd in al eases the Freight on Goods
tH' p,y places (where no agencyis estahishtd) must
he PAIN advance, 0thrr%sC they viii mel ne sent.
dIS-lf s.. NRAWPORn. Apent
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ITEMS OF News. There was a slight fall Of
snow at Cumberland, Md, Oh Monday
The dwelling of Mr.. John V. Swearingon, at
Williamsport, Nd, was entered by burg lars
last week and robbed Of $40 ---Large droves
ofhogs and cattle are now constantly passing
through WIllamsport for the Eastern markets
Flesh oysters from Baltimore arc crealng
quite an excitement at Louisville, ST. Louis
and sail along shore. ''-At G ncrnnati, on
Friday last, the thermometer was down TO 40
degrees, u. s sloop. of:war Falmouth from
Pensacola, arrived at Boston OH Sunday.--
Forrest and Booth are both engaged at Bus
ton.-H. Hastings Weld has been admitted
to the order Of Deacons in the EI,scopal church
at Philadelphia. William Zimmerman was
killed at Frystown, York county, Pa, last
week, by the accidental discharge Of gun in
the hands of Isaac Morrison.
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Revival IN THE NAVY. Rev. Mr.. Coltnn,
chaplain fthe u. S. iga,e Congress, in re-
cent letter from Monterey, (Cahinrnia,) says;
"There is deep interest among large section
of our crew on the suI ct of religion. | now
hold prayer meeting thee evenings IN the
week, and usually NEE, there about sixty sat-
lors-about thirty Of whom have become hope.
fully pious."
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FOR Annapolis WEST RIVER, WYE
LANLING. ST. MIChAEL,S AND EAsTON,

LANrING, At. MiCHAEL'S AND EAsTOR,
VIA MILES RIVER FERRY.
4 s<,n The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. ]. ID.
Ezs1ats1Ass,' Turner; will leave Patterson street
wharf on MONDAY MORNING, the
2lst September, at 7 O'Clock. fr the above places,
and return next dav, leaving Miles River Ferry every
Tue d'y Morning, at 7 O'Clock, 81. MichuePs u,
w" 81, and West RISerllb for Annapolis and Bal
tmOTn.
For Centre HE and Chestertown, every WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, at 8 O'Clock, and urn next day,
aviHg Chestertnwn every Thursday Morning, at 0
O'Clock. for Corsica AMI Baltimore.
AT o'cock every Saurda Ring, for Centre
vile and ChestenO"n, and return same day Al
baggage at the Iisk Of the owners. sl9u
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THANKSGIVING. To day will be observed as
thanksgiving day in the following states:
Pennsylvania, Indiana, New Hampshire, r.
Island, Vermont, Ono, Michigan, Massachus,
etts, Connecticut, Nav York, Maryland, Ken
lucky, Louisiana, New jersey, Delaware, II r
ida, Iowa, and the cities "i Georgetuwn and
Washington, in the District of Columbia,
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THE Volunteers. 1t is already qnile ap,
parent that Pennsy lvania will probably furnish
the regiment Of Volunteers called for by the
Government. II is understood that several of
the Philadelphia Companies Will leave on
Monday next.
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NEW Daily LINE TO BELAIR,
GHURCHVIl.bE AND II AR FOR
$Ss.s.s,Lsss3sS FURNACE, VIA perTymansV p, on the
t$fSts1sssJ Philadelphia, Wilung on and Baltimore
~ ~, Railroad. Passengers leave the Depot
Pratt 81, EVERY MORNING, Except Sundays) IN
tue ars al O'Cock, Tor PeUymansVille; thence BY
stage, arriving at Bel Air By one o'clock.
Fare from Baltimore To Hartford Furnace u
q" GhH,chyilIe 5l.CO
" GO 81 Bel Air 90
{E}-rickets must be procured at the Office before
p king GpHts N the rar%. ES If
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GuilTY OF MURpgR. A female named
Bridget Harmon, has been found guilty Of muir
der IN the first degree, for killing her daughter,
child nins months ofage.
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We offering this valuable Medicine for sale the
subscriber would inform the public that il s no quack
remedy 10 cure all diseases. nor is it recommended
a cnrc Tar consumption il is prepared frnG the re-
cei ~ the late br. Moore, of Philadelphia and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
afecunns. II will also be- found useful in the Incl
p'ent stages Of Bronchitis Numerous certificates
could ha obtained from II Ose who have derived bene-
az from its use, hut it is deemed unAec essary, az
tina OF 1t viii he sufficient recommendation its va
Ia As a remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale BY CHARLES b. BARRY,
Matt No. lS2 baltimore street
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W CIV ETS, CT.OAKTRGS d MENyyJ5@

w ETlV y FN. NFIFFN Z n ITN NJ = K y g9-
McELD0W NEY 81 ca. have nov in store
large assnrrn' MT NJ very suppfor VEi.VFTS "a
hi eek and blue h'ack. md : c0Inrrd do Amc,j
can ant FrFRcA CLOAKIN O.. of new STYLES and
''in"rior quality; French MEEINOS, az an shadr,
md c0!0rs, at extraordinary low prices: with tT X
SHAWl,S, CASHNFRES. sc Sc
i62 BALTIMORE STREET,
mig Between Calvert sad Light,
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DEAD he Philadelphia papers Announce
the death Of Dexter Stone, of the firm of Gran,
& Stone oil that city,
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NAIlFHoUT MEX URY URCoPAVIA,
wv NO L,IIRE SN IL. q.

AM aFHDUT VI HiS' URY COPAVIA,
w NO CURE, NO PAY The great remedy for
secret sraseS Of all kinds aud in every form ana
stage is DR. i1LLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABL Z
REMEDY, composed enurel, nr Amcncan ROots!--
frvrrers among the Indians wen know that they
urr vrnrTsal dI-rases, without even the knOwedg.
cine Obtain 1t great cost dir ctly from an Indian
and low offer Ia lhe licted opportunity o. being
car d, avoiding lie danger ufMercnry and the Eau
sf"n> taste rt Halsam. This dicine is pleasant 10
The last" and leaves no ndOr upon The bTralh.
Prrpa' ed solely by RnwAhDs WALToE. and SOLD
~hnl"sale and n tail Ivy JOS. r. Rowand 376 MaTke
strn. I, Phlld. A -, in Rahm0tc hy ". N. Robinson
toTnrr of Gay ana SaT'tHga streets; Knslue 4 Oy,
81 strSh Market Spac.; james S'anShHFy, No. 2H7
liloadway, Fnli's Point; iiordcD ruhmaH, No l52
West Pratt street. sG2
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whole commerce Of the place being in ihei
hands; and who, coufiding in the protection
afforded to subjects OF foreign nations at Ma
tamoras and in the march oil The United State
army up TO Monterey, and in the declaration
Of IN" commodore commanding the Uullec
States squadron of Vera Cruz, have not pre-
pa ed for such measures syou have threaten
ID to adopt to reduce this pace.
We thus beg most respectfully to call your
n tenion TO our POSITION and the positive ruin
We shan suffer luuld this city be destroyed
trusting You my have it in your power tt
take the same Into your favorable considers
ton, and IN Ii ate such very disastrous results
10 cur several INTEREST,"
We have the honor 10 be, sir, jour very
obadIent humble servants,
LABACH & CO,
WATSON, CHABOT s CO,
British merchants.
RODRIGUEZ CIR,
ASENCIO DE ASAGAN,
PU rIEWOZ SACERDRUMIN 7 LA,
MANI. Il. SOLEf,
Comerciantes Espanol.
ARRUEGON d. JON GODAY.
MANI. +. SOLET.
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U. s. STEAMER "VIxEN,"
At anchor in front of the city OF
TLRAsCO. Oct Qb. ISi6

AT anchor IN front OF the city oil
TABAsCo, Oct 81, IS46
GENTLEMEN: IL con liberation of the re-
presentations made by you in your commune
cation h me Of this morning, and verbally
through Captain Forrest, shall adhere
determination resolved upon last evening no
to FIRE again upon the town unless the fire
should be lecommenced from the shore.
regret the injury already produced; but
have tie consolaji n OF knowing that It was
altogether caused by the extraordinary con-
duct Of the people Of the town.
am, gentlemen, respectfully,
Y0ut ObedlCnt servant,
NJ G. PERRY.
Messrs. LADAcn & Co, and others,
Foreign merchants in Tabasco.
II. S. STEAMER MISSISSIPPI,
ST. John LDzardo, near Vera Cruz,
Nov 81, 1916.
Sir: Ii seems to be just and roper, that il
is carlaiojy a gratifying task, 10 MAKE known
to you for the Information @. The department,
the excellent conduct of he officers and men
VINO served under my command 10 the late
expedition 10 Tahlsco. Tie enterprise aud
spirit Displayed by them, on every occasion,
nuVa sufficient evidence that in scenes more
sangu nary they would do (u'l honor to the
C3rf3.
Twas particularly indebted to Captain For
rest for his promptituje, cheerfuncs', and
judgment in carrying out my Instructions.
70 Commando Sands, and officers and men
of the "Vixen;" To Cummand.r Adams; to
Lleuts. Commanding Benham. ST rrett, and
Hazard, and their respective officers and men;
to ca plain Ei,on, and Leuts. Gist, Winslow,
Walsh, Hunt and Parker, and their dersch-
ments-in a word, TO all and every one-l am
under lasting obligations for the zeal and en-
ergy with which they seconded my plans.
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"f'
MARRIAGE,

should reflect that sound and body the NOS,
necessary requisites to promote cOnBubial happiness
Indeed, without these, the journey through life DO
comes weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly dark
ems to the vie"-thC mind becomes Swallowed with
despair and filled with The melancholy reflection thaa
the happiness OF another becomes biighed with oH9
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| am, sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,


Commodore DAVID Conner, COMMANDMENT
ChiefU. S. naval forces, Gulf of Mexico
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List of persons killed, wounded, and drowned
during The expedition TO Ta0aco
KHLED-Cnarles Ramond, seaman, of he
Raritan.
WOUNDED Charles w. Morris lieutenant,
of he Cumberland, since dead; john Sou h.
erland, Sc man, Of the RartaD; George Pearce,
seaman, OF the Rsrltan
DRowNED.-Richard w. Butler, ordinary
seam n, OF the Rarnaa; Benjamin. McKenny,
seaman, of the Cumberland.
nj. G. PERRY.
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| Young men whe have injured themselves by a COZ
tain practice INDUCED in when aIOne-a habit fro
queGuy learned from evil companions, or at school,
the effects of which are nightly felt even when asleep
and if not cured renders marriage impossible and de-
strOys both mind and body,
What pity that young man, the hope of his
country, and the darling Of his parents, should b.
snate he'd from all the prospects and ynieDts Of
life by the consequences of deyalng from the path Of
nature and induglRg III certain secret habit. Suef
ne hnfnEe COMMUNICATING
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DIR. HUNTERS
EYE WATER.

This valuable preparation subdues every
Stage Of inflammation gives strength and
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moving the dimness OF sight caused by close
attention TO minute objects, or from expose
ure 10 strong Highland should he used by
all who find their eye-sight failing from age
or without any appearance of disease. In
lamation caused by injuries from blows, or
any foreign substance, will be speedily ar
OF certificates might be appended, substantial
ting the truth of the above statements but 10
preparation of this kind il is deemed IN
necessary, as The first trial will furnish bet
ter evidence OF lis efficacy, than page OF
certificates. Agents
w. P. Russell. Middebury; P. Maxfeld
and F. Huntington, Vergennes; G. w Par
melee, Bristol; and at all the principal
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THE VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BhLSAM

r.,,obabIy almost without parreliei IN haVIs III
trial of nearly twenty years, fully ma lnia Com
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npins and all diseases ofthe Lungs, Ihroa. r., an
h has been used probably with greater s har h.S
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medicine equal Il not superior 10 any oll,
o. n,-srr Union the above cnipiaih "n'i .Ie' ~
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ov IN require any such cOusse and they would mere!
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wears the only article known as Pulmonary Dasam I'
great celebrity has given rise to great many spurious
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DR.. BUCHANAN'S GREAT PER
SIAN REMEDY FOR THE
TOOTH-ACHE.

This most Celebrated and IataHible Remedy fO'
rOOTH-ACHE, TIC DOULOUROUA, am
aupainfuI affections of the Fac and Ear, was OBJ
i led by DIR. Buchanan, an eminent English
Physician, during his residence at the Persian
C Jurt in 1885 as Physicianto the English tmoaS-
". He found this remedy ingeneral use, and
considered by The Persian infallible, and the Eu-
r0pean practice oil drawing TEEN 00'Oe'0"S "'"'-
iIatiOn.
Ia England it has taken the place OF all otheI
sreparations, and may be found, ready for use, IN
.very family, instead OF the barberous TURNKEY;
which was estimated to have destroyedmore teeth
annually than there were men, women and chill
iren in the Empire.
Its row introduced mo the United States IN
Ter the immediate supervision ofthe original pro-
lIietOr.
The great distress which always accompanie'
The extraction OF tooth, together with the neon
venience in chewing and speaking, and deior'
nifty occsioned by the loss renders this remedy
,finestimable value asthe relieffrom pain whlcf
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gums will Re removed, so that the defective tooth
nav be cleansed and filled as perfectly as if ne
,ain had been present. Instead OF being injured
" the application the teeth and gums VIII be rem
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DirectiOns.-Cleans the cavity, and INTRODUCED
small piece of cotton wet with the remedy, ano
apply the same 10 the gums. lGthe lace and cal
are inflamed, swollen and painful put few drops
Of the remedy into the ear and and battle The face
in the same, until the pain and swelling disappear
PRICE % cts.
W.P. Russell, wholesale Drug
gisi, MddIebury, VT. General Wholesale A
rent 10 whom all ordersfrom the TRADE
must be addressed.