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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

MErriso OF raR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE oy
THr CHICAGO CosvESTIoS.-The Committee met
yesterday at 10 O'Clock at the Astor House Hon
AsBor LswRrscK Of Mass was appointed Char.
man. Letters from several Of the members were
read excusing themselves for non. attendance
On motion of Chas King Esq OF NewJeney.
the following Resolutions were adopted without
dissent:
Rubbed That the proceedings Of that portion q
ths Executive COMMITTEES which assembled a ChicAso
spuort,onins the work 90 b. dooe among subconult
,e-s b.. Confirmed. except 80 hereusitrr modtei-sni
hat their IMPORTS b. addressed b the Chairman Of As
snittes Contemplated In the neSt utioe
P,solrsd Thst select committee, eonsistng o. I've
r.rsons BE- appointed % examine and combine ihe
nrts II the .ubcommlttess suggesting such corrections
A. nav sgp.ar Dsceosry spd 70 present the sane ~ith
sener. view Of the facts bearing 90 ne 'uoeei -snd
that the ssii select committee report oe matter ,hss
prepared together with the reports ~ the '1o commit
tees o. meeting Of this executive eonwli'ee iof aeir
a.. sec,.lon,uch meeting % - held q, the City q
Washington 1t such time the sid select eom1iaee
shall spp0iut
o. rso,ioa the Chairman sgpoln,sd the following geo
tlemsn a committee IS conismpsti ~ 10" sDo'o i's
luton va Hon. John g. Spencer. n ! sr'ss =
Thomas. m James ll.l. Ohio. ssml b hGsses y
and David Noble OF Michigan
On Motion OF Mr. Spencer the following re.ouuo'
Vas unanimously sjopaed
reports the select committee Il ave b. suthot1e so'
r, qussied D. prepare queries emor.cins the d' ?
-c. ON shich TIL. committee Is directed 10 QUAD 10
l)rrnstinn together with general TORN " ~
tabular statement OF tie results 800 'rsnsu' :, ~, ~.
-, .h tor their guidance sni tss 'aet
statement. refer 70 the year. commencing Fi
lao and ending lot september " ana .ns' '-e -
committee also obtain such comparative 80 '''o
u,epis nd returns may b fo1nd pf~eeNSo''
O,hsr business wa. proposed, bat at a late hoei
the Committee adjourned to meet again TINS mo'n
ing a, O'Clock
Me Duane Webster of Wisconsin acted as &c
cretarv 70 the Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
SanfB Annals story.

We copy from the Washington Union Of Tues
day the following abstract of Santa Anna's &C.
count of the late battles and declarations Of his
future intentions
Gen Santa Anna commences his manifesto, snnOunc-
log 10 the Mexican people the srmistce which be hsd
concluded with Gen scott by saying that the events Of
he 18th and goth already toe notorious because
they were unfortunate He then sdverts 10 tue extfaor
exerons which b. hsd used 10 raise aud equip
army of than 10000 and provide supplies for
them and 10 construct lines Of fortncstions Ills plan
of defence he says evident from & glance ~ the
works constructed and at the disposition OF his troops
but In war accdentsppsreny inslgnihcsn' may fru-
trAts the most skiful cOmoioatOns On the lcth at IA
o'clock 10 the morning be ordered general who com
manded division OF 5000 men and "a pieces Of artil.
ery 10 tall back the village OF COyoacsn Tor the pur-
pose OF ehectng concentration OF forces, 10 cOnte'
quence OF a movement OF thu enemy
But this general forgetting that there could not BE- two
ders In field of battle. undertook t. object ~
the order and instead of falling back. advanced and
the fret Dews that be santa Anns) hid Of this unior
tunste the report OF cannon showing that
an engagement had commenced With A fatal present.
ment Of the consequence he Immediately placed him
self >, the head Of brilliant brigade Of four thousand
men and five pieces Of artillery, and proceeded to the
support of the general but arrived too late. The
my had interposed bis forces between them and tn;
night coming and the rein falling In torrents be was
compelled retire. He however sent an order by an
aid de camp the refractory general directing him ~
retire san Angel by the only rczd which was then
left him but instead Of Obeying this order the general
sent him word thsi what ne wanted was more troops
that he had beaten the enemy and put him % DIGIT
aud had granted promotions in consequence Of the vic
tory
The next day at dawn. Santa Anna says he made
other effort 10 proceed 10 the support OF the errng gen
ersl (whose he does not mentOn) but had hardly
put himself In motion when tho enemy made bis attack
and in ten minutes the general ws' routed The conse
oaences Of ths hs says were terrible. The enemy
could, by rapid movement reach the Capital before n
possible for him H. might fall with the
whole body OF his troops upon part OF the Mexican
army. An engagement did take place between their r.
specivc advanced corps and santa Anna says that h
exeTuons cost the enemy not little blood aud that h.
succeeded in placing himself 10 position 10 save the
Capital but upon receiving communication from Gen
Scott proposing armstc- be concluded to scceds q
H. Tie then touches upon the proprely Of On srmistc,
10 the abstract and concludes by saying tina, the pres
ent srnisce does not result Ia peace, the can b,
renewed He s still be cay Il the hcac Of respects
bic body OF troops and the nstuu viii support him In
maintaining its honor Al The time, DO threatens
10 punish iactious and sodtious opposition 20 the
preme suthorty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

NoRRls A WILLIS HONE JOgR>AL-lhls
delightful Weekly universal fsvorte Win al o.ssss VI
readers Is most especially 80 win the LADIES' OF
teA They cl.n Il ker paper. snd THIS TACT alone .
the bst evidence that De adtuced that they SNOW
how 10 appreciate really good publication ana one ~
great measure devoted 10 their especsl eoincsuon ana
amusement The contents OF the hoME JOURNAL s'e
of CAV graceful and DgaaEf description, always enNs
ing always agreeable and always light spicy ana 'pAA
ling There s nothing in il 70 offend the most srn
.,ve and always something to delight the most is'uu
ou, After the cares Of the day are over hOmoe, o'
the uoNy JOURNAL Ia OF the most pleasant snu 'e
,shfug things agusbe IL differs 10 It's wno'e ecops
a.,.n and appearance from all other journals puohshed
and we take great pleasure in recommending frequent
10 hecsus. We can 90 80 with = clear conscience ana
because its circulation promotes taste Tor soahd ano
healthy literature. such family newspaper As tne
Hong JOURNAL cannot well Overprsised, sud tue sup
oort that 10 given H. both by ths press and the puohe
ors.hadows the doom OF of the trash heretofore
an extensively circulated throug hou the land 10 the IN
urv of ths taste and morals the whole community w,
are very sincere In wishing MoRRIs and WILLIS sbund
ant success In their endesvors TO establish cheap ana
ralnabl> MISCELLANY for HOME which every family maj
welcome with pleasure and read with prcnt incl
HouE JOURNAL 1t strikes US Just the thing wnicn ns
been long wanted for the psrlOr and the ooadoT sn'
"a 1, il both In matter and manner an honor To th
pr,,s of the country hope TO see Il universally sus
tanned Every family 10 the land, with the least pressn
.ions 10 taste and reHpemeni should subscribe Tor II
once The terms only two dollars per year and tn'
office of public alton Is at l07 Fultonst
''''' Gazette and Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

Law Courts.
rxrrxn SrArks CoMaIssI0Nkks OfffcE-Cbdrss Of
passin, Coanteyfsu Money LEONARD knse0rA (0T Aas
oorth) examined on charge oil passing seoanlet
,,, ousrtor eagle TO Mr. Plume grocer, corner Alien
and Riying,on sts sbou, dusk 90 IN. Oh Aug.
John Read police officer Tenth Wsrd, testified to-
siding At Al Essexr. Horace Bonney and wife board
.,th ner.on Who occupies anOihi part OF the house
hs. KNOWN Ellsworth a. call there frequently 20 Bon
new on thsf evening In qaestian saw tnsworih nlo
the store Ut Mr. + and come ous sesin almost immedt
st-y Bonney outside, On the opposite sde OF TIE
street they passed up tho street together inquired 4
Mr p what Ems orth had wanted III, reply tha
Mr. had changed quarter eagle Tor him but believed
on looking closely 1T H. that II bad the piece OF con
hero shosn 10 the same. Il Is counterfeit Hs o. ine
date OF 1873 saw Ellsworth next day out 10 oi'erest
clothing am sure the person here Is the same.
M Plume testified 10 h . coming In and s'kinsihe
change OF quarter esge. which WAS Immediately s"H
To him. His countensnes was familiar saw him gan
on SATURDAY lsst In The once OF Nhei Vi foiee reos
nized him to be the man.
Ellsworth ordered to be committed or mad bail 10
the sum OF $1,000
Jo..ph "A Parks James BOi.ll, Henry Grayson lhomss
Smith. George Redgste. Walsh Joyce, Robert weAh
| and Augustus Crane belonging o. the new ship Ger
uude. of Boston, were examined on charge OF mskns
a revolt TIE men, as appeared from the testimony.
shipped 10 brpg the vessel round TO New York they re-
fused after leaving Boston 20 tighten the rigging saying
Il not their business ss they had not sgre~d To DO
sailor duty After the ship anchored Ia tho lower Gay
IN sunday the wind blowing fresh. and RAINY the sas
we're cle~ed up aud the permitted 10 80 beos bot
II became necessary sierwsrd 10 fur the sails Which,
they asked O. do but for long time REUSED On
Monday they asked 10 loosen them again 80 80 10
let them dry and prepare 10 work % tha CITY bsi
the eight men here refused ana remained In the tore
castle The Captain sent the first mate forward With
the articles 10 call them separately In answer 10 tho
first name the called out, be- isdumpod la the mud
to the second he 10 gone out &c. Fire Others Of the
crew continued To do duty. The Captain told the prs
they did no, raturn 10 Their duty he would eoni
plain Of them. He came shore In the bo-t obtained
. warrant sud the Deputy Marshal, with assistant
deputy Morrison proceeded 10 the u s. Cater and ar
rested them.
On behalf Of the II said they shipped for the
run and Oh uld have been called upon % do extra
work. They willing TO bring the vessel up 10 the
CITY but not lie at anchor They held to bail Ia
so each
CouRr or COMMON pLgAs-ip Chambers -Beiors
Judge Daly-Habeas Corpus Nicholas Pesvam. who
had enlisted in the New Jersey volunteers was brought
up aud discharged.
s..--sI bully M years OF age. native of BirmDg.
ham England who iDden,ed apprentice a. Hen.
~ Jones and who enlisted under thu OF Wliism
Butler aso brought ny Tor discharge. Testimony
taken.
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Wisconsin Election.

We have received by Telegraph sufficient re-
turns from Wisconsin to FORM as we think, a cor
rect opinion OF the result Of the recent canvass IN
that State la all probability. JOINS H. TwEtDr'
the Wing candidate, is elected Delegate to Con
eress We do not claim this as an exclusive party
triumph strictly speaking, for undoubtedly many
OF our honorable opponents voted with us, prefer
ring onsiderstions Of morality to the dictates OF
party Still all the prestige of the victory is with
our friends. and will give them the vantag ground
in the next contest.
The returns thus far show the following ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
ry~ The following speculations in regard to tn

IYr The following sPeculations IN regard to the
chances OF Treaty the approaching Session OF
Congress, &c are from the pen OF the Washington
CORES ondent OF the Philadelphia Ledger, the name
OF whose contributions to the press IS Legion He
is an artist of versatile talent
The ony difficulty that spprehend Is IRON the VII
Provso In the Senste and for This purpose the
President Will sssuredy convene the senate immo1 ate
liz after the Of the tresiy BY The Nexcsu Con
gress IN order that they may act solely IN their ENecu
uye cspaciy. wthou; being Influenced by the Pohucs
movements of the day The opinion u, that the r.
CURED tSothrts OF all the votes vii BE- obtained Tor
IN res.y In spt- u the pIOyis0 sud this the
IS three millions will, la ali PROBABILITY be- paid ~
Mexico Immediately after The ratification Of the treaty
by their Congress
Our Senate will scarcely 20 far in enforcing mere
negatives which be Of any practical sPpes
t0n IN country physically and morally unnt for the
trial Of the proposition 10 sacrifice money territory
abstraction. such course would BE- suicidal 10 them
and 10 ne country and involve ooin 10 disgrace and
riiicale
Iisut Col Fremont j. ro~ daily expected Gen
hesrney, informed you srea5y, srriveo here last Fri
day sna Col Benton IL also expected An attempt
10 still made q reconcile ths parties a1d O. prevent TIE
soemuI,y OF a c0urtmartsl but Col Benton you
know will have It's way. There srr those who
consider him nov tn- heir A,sv Of ~ The political for
tnne Of the late Hoo siiss Wrgbt BAT tnis doubt
and others doubl j; With me. Col Benton II Is whis-
perrd. Will not oppose the Administrator Of the nexi
session. nor tue ou, De mas have considerable %
say 10 gard 10 the IN which Il nss been COZ
Quoted. Having the negative Of tte question ne hss
certainly no sms advantage over Gov Marcy and Judge
Mason Ga the ~aoe. the Session vii Be che OF
the mos exciting perhaps since the es,sosn-n Of the
Federal Cousttuuoo and In addition 70 the important
national topics which will Be discussed and whos-
dcesion will depend The welfare q the country and the
direction OF pubic Affairs for the sensr.on ihsrs
still mains the Presidency BE- opposed o. with
fair prospect OF having three candidates 10 the n@lG
We shsl be In ID; al The time and not eTnerge
from }; I'll shout tee middle Of the cog days Of l-4e
lust ia tDe for Members Aai Senslors u al Urn fon
the forum % the stump.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

ConRrcrios-In justice to Gilbert and ohver
cromvsl vho.. names were inserted yesterday smoas
the police reports IL 10 proper 70 stsr tns' 'ney "ee
har or-niy ii.ch.rs.i from cu-ii-iy ~ W .iinH -+
rste IL bsns satisfactorily shown that me Joonz neu
In question have borne unbsmlsh-d repu'snon, &c
yund suspicion The only ground upon wnich tnsy
arrested the fact that one of in-n ns' oeen
ssen near the premises Of Thonss Bennett corner o.
Thir,eeBih st snd Sixth avenue some time previous u
the robbery
INoUEsrs-COroner w alters vas Yesterday call
Il 10 mold an Inquest tho Of Hanover and TX
change in the Post Buildings upon the BODY 81 \
"A Msthie.en native of D-rmns. aged ~ years who
committed suicide lew days since By hsngns hiui.-
The drcrasei had b,cu 10 the employ OF " Charles
Him. a. clerk 10 thu shove building FOR soms yesrs
snd wa Away. very si;sntvs ard 'tssdy 10 business
he a.. missed from home on Monday evening Which
I'd after an absence OF tso days 10 inquiry a. 10 ~hen
b. VS. friend Of hls family called upon toe man
who has charge OF the building 70 know he had s~en
NJ within two jsys The keeper then said the 90 .,
had not been opened for that length OF time An oce'
VS. then procured and the door forced open when ha
va, found hanging By the door OF the partition IN me
Office with leather strap. No cause is known Tor M
r.sh act The jury found verde. that be came 10 CTS
death by hsrgng himself. Also al - Orsnees uroi
The boBy Of Margaret C0hns nsiye o, Ireland. ssei
- y.ar. who came % her cesih By accidentally falling
down stairs yesterday morning and disocstpg her neck
Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

~ see what host Of attractions the Museum bill pre-
senis-aftraction unparalleled BY any other place OF
amusement IN the city Great Western 10 host Of him
self and with all tbs other performances you add amp
bells Ethiopian Serenades, the Orpheans, fete motifs
performances commence at 3. and Z. p NJ Gen raylors
Portrait be but for this week, u - 70 be
moved from the clty-don't fail Of seeing Il.
CHINESE Ju~x-If our cIt-Iens looked At the matter IN
proper hight they would consider 10 special favor that
they have an opportunity 90 seeinga real Chinese JUNK
gzed according % native style and laden with cufOses
from that far distant part Of the world II Is privilege
that the people Of nation but this have ever had and
trust they Will avail Themselves Of u.
~ Extraordinary nightly Witnessed at the
Society Library, where Sgnof bLirk holds his cabaste
eYees e performs eas that SAVIOR Of the supernatural
and the be extracts vegetables from the vests o VISIT
err would astonsh market gardener His senrloqusm
admirable. and causes infinite mIrh aud amusement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

Wing majority over ALL II

Io 81 towns there is no choice and will be no ia-
,ure trial Only II towns remain 70 be heard from
which stood last yesr-Whig T. Loco 8. Nochoice
2. They can hardly have done worse now, and may
have done better.
The vote for Governor is yet incomplete. he
turns from 16s towns give Eaton Wing le'5l2 :
Dillingham; Loco 1892 Brainard Lib 5'f95.
Net Wing loss since last year 2.O77. The Legs
latore being Wing there is no doubt OF the cleo
ton Of all the Whig candidates for State officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
business Notices.

GERMAN CRUSHED LoAF sucAR.-Mr J. q Fowler hs
just invoice % hogshesds Of very superior
German refined sugar, .mos equal 70 stuarrs and Wool
seys which he is offering very Low prices. % cents
pound 5s 3D. for pounds Also stuarts bright yellow
cents, aud other Sugars Of all kinds Up town sro
Gers bakers, and pubic.house keepers would do well 10
call examine before purchasing just the article for
preserving peaches and plums Ills 30 and ~
Greenwich and ~ Nesey sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

Nav HAr PUBLIcArioSs.-Just issued-Ihe hrst edi-
ton Of KSoxs Fall Style Of Gentlemens Hats FOR lss7.
has Just been published and Is ready for delivery
Tie author Is confident he viii dispose Of thousands
Of copies inasmush all who have inspected the work
pronounce be uaeqused for grace, beauty and ar do
tague and promise Of doing the most thorough and salts
factory service This style Of bat only be obtained 1t
~ FutoHst IL already the talk Of fashionable circles,
and the prevailing opinion is that one cannot be Feeog
nized gentleman in society unless be wears Knox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
Business Notices.



~ AaansH 1877, Fashion for Gentieme's Hats, will
be Introduced Friday, Sept 3. The Black Bare
Has We sro now manufacturing will embrace inpor,sn,
improvements recently perfected by u.s. aud in quality
and elegance Of style will be uneqused by any hereto
fore offered They will be readily distinguished BY the
nap which when sgtsied BY tho air becomes detached
into delicate and graceful "jas fOttaas feature char
ac,ersuc Of the choicest quality Of genuine Beaver
AsOr House ~ Y Aug -, le47 su2f II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

Thus far Tweedy is COS votes ahead, and 1t is
fair to presume his election by about 500 majority
There is no election OF the year, which, rightly on
derstood, should be productive of more satisfaction
to the Wing party, and friends of morality generally
We understand that Mr. Tweedy, the successful
candidate, is at present in this City Some WIS
cousin gentlemen. good Wings and true, who are
also here. would be happy to hear OF him at the
Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
II state Tempcrnnce Conyenrion.-A Con

ti0n 20 the 10Th Of september instant A. ,
O'Clock and 70 BE- continued durBg the l7th viii be
he IN the City Of Albany 10 the hnosonst MetnQoisi
dsine ton are invited be present BY their telezaes
IL hoped that each Of the counties Of TINS STATE Will %
fay represented the demands the nited Wis
dom sad counsel Of It's friends snd subjects Of interest
will be diseased IA the convention
Editor. Of newspapers friendly % the cause are
fully requested % give this notice Insertion 70 t1e
respective pspen-By order state Cenlrsi Cos2altee
AZOR TABOR Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

Mar FOR rHE TIMEs.-DIsrURNELL, lo2 Broad
way hss Published az excellent M,P. On lArgs sac
Of the Valley Of Mexico aad the surrounding Mountains
Ga this may be traced with great eisnc.nsss the roGts
pursued By Gen scott In bis approach the Capital
and Al the place, sudsd TO In the history Of as move
meu,. from Paebl. Every man should have IL before
him as he reads the latest news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

TIE BASKEK's MAGAzISs--Tnose who wish to
avail themselves Of seearsie AMI orA details respecting
the finances of ine General Ani stats Govsras7ts Will
and tie Bankers NssAln- vaigstl al i Is snPhal
isaly iOgrnL Of jsas sss Jks~s See stvsrsssmsnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
By Telegraph TO The Tribune.
LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.
Gen. Scott Wounded.

PHILADELPHIA sept Is l-f'-
The private express, anticipated the con'e"'' u
the NewOrleans mail Of the stu
OF yellow fever al New-Ofean' '"e''
interrnents on the 9Th; at Lafayette IL
The Washiagfon JIaioH OF last nign' contains 'ue
correspondence between Gen scott and santa
Am. relative to the Arnstice- Gen Scott was
.ligb,lv wounded below the knee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

SASDss SAssAPARILLA-In the wise economy Of Nature
there has been distributed through tho mineral and yese
tablE Kingdoms variety Of nedcica substances adapted
the relief Of various diseases but Il IL believed thato
no one product o. the earth many powerful sans
tive properties combined la safsapsrla Yet 70 rem
der these latent properties practically useful they eqan
development combination aud concentration. In sAs0''
sanaparla It believed all these objects have teen e.
feced the fullest extent IL il administered 10
general practice and uniform remedy 10 cases 81
serofua eprosy, tumor, swelling Of the joints, rhegmS
tisn eryspelas kings evil and every complaint symP
tomato Of impure blood Affections Of the mucous mem
brane. such chronic cstslrh spreading through ne
nasal passages the bronchial membranes 81 the throat
also ambaso, white swelling, and hip diseases will be
removed by this invaluable remedy
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail BY A. Il. d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner Of WI
liam.L z7s Broadway, and II East Broadway, n Yort
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout tho United
states Pnce - per bottle Or SIX bottles Tor -
Lfr AT VINO AR AFFLICTED wITH AsrHNA ssaD
rHE FOLLOWING LErrEs-Mr. sETH W F0wLE-SW
Having been afflicted than thirty years with The
asthma severely incapacitate from al
tendance business and having adopted many medc nes
without any bat temporary relief purchased about three
years since, Of Mr. Edward Mason your this city,
several bottles Of WIsTAE's BALsAH 0F WILD CaEEsL
from the effects OF which obtained more relief than from
all the medicines had taken for that distressing dis
order nefs the Tcpeateo Use ~ your feiuaDc
free Of pressure Tor breath and oppression
the lung than bad autc pated, and indeed c0reo's
mysef cured Of this most dishearening mslsdy.
do most ebeerfully tender you this scknosscsushb
which yoa will a your judgment dictates
&. u MAYNARD
Argus Once. Portland, March d, 1916
None genuine unless signed /. Butts the wrapper
For sale by A. b. a. ID. SANDS, Druggists, 40 Fgions
corner Of William agents FOR tins city also At rs b'osa
way and II East Broadway, snd b. druggists senersJ
throughout the United States Beware Of eounierfe'
Yellow teeth and putrd breath,
SpOngy gums like rotten death,
il repulsye and disgusting
All could have teeth a. white s pearl
Sweet breath-hard suns-man or sIL
Why delay Nay, quickly haste
And use box Of JoSEss Tooth Taste. -,
IL II costs bat Is cents, and really abesnnal SN's
IL gives the teeth fine enamel Sold In New-fot onil
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