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DIED.

In Pttsford on Sunday last, Hon. Thomas Ham
mond, in the Seth year Of his age.
In Orwell, March %, very suddenly, Mr. Henry
Carlisle, aged Is years.
In North Amherst, Mass. March lG Mr. Edward
Spears son Of Lvscum Spears, aged % wears.
In Sudbury, March 26, Mrs Eunice N. Merritt in
the 9lSt yesr Of her age.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
W. Fl. HAGADORN

VTTOULD respectfully inform the travelling public
w that he has purchased the American Hotel, for
merly owned by L. Ingalls,, situated Williams street,
in tie village of WHITEHALL just south of the Upper
Bridge and has furnished and repaired it in complete
who may feel disposed tosgive him their patronage No
ns will be spared to render the stay Of the traveller
pleasant and agreeable.
THE 4 MEXICAN HOTEL .,,,
is large and commodous and has excellent nccommo-
datios and in most delightful location. The table
will at all times be furnished with the substanas and
IuXuTies of the and the Proprietor feels CONT
dent that those who call once will be disposed to do 90
again. Please call and see for yourselves. 81 III
MEAIs-Rreakfast shilngs. Dinner sbillings.
TAKE NOTICE. -,
Carriages always in attendance to convey passengers
to and from the house, free ofcharge
Whitehall, FEB. "a, 1871. S:3I:9m
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To- 0FF1oIAL. The official account of the bat
Ito between Gen. Taylor and Santa Anna, on the
22d and 23d of February, reached this plpco on
Tuesday through the Boston daily papers. From
the account it appears Santa Anna demanded a sur
render of Taylor and his army, stating that he San-
ia Anna) had 10000 men. Con Taylor refused to
surrender, and with less than $500 men, put the
Mexicans to flight Gen. Taylor says, "Our loss
has been very severe, and will not, probably, fall
short of $50 men, Tho Mexican loss is immense"
The above was taken from the account dated at the
camp in Buepa Vista, Feb 21th. In letter from
Gen. Taylor, dated at the same place, March 1st he
estimates the number of MeXcans killed and wound
cd during the battle, at 800 to 2,0oo and the num-
Der of doscrters from the Mexican army at 1900 to
5000. Accounts from prisoners and deserters from
the Mexican army represent the case of those re-
manning under Santa Anna as truly doplorablo, and
and that Santa Anna promised them, before the bat
tie, feast at the expense Of the Americans.
Gen. Taylor designs soon leaving for Monterey,
there to quarter for awhile.
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MARRIED.

In this town, Both ult by Rev. c. A. Thomas, Nh
Horace Kingsley of Clarendon, to Miss Rachel +
Bliss of Brandon.
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LETTERS
ROOMS TO LET.

rENWO rooms in the building occupied by
IL Howard near the bridge. Enquire Of
April /, lS47. 81. A. CONANT.
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CLOVER SEED.

HERDS Grass Seed, good article, for sale
IN by Z j. BLISS & Co.
March 30, 1847, Al
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INN AT CASTLETON 4 CORNERS

TgNHE subscriber takes this method to inform his
T. friends and the public generally, that he has
taken and fitted up the rARNERN HOUSE build
ing formerly owned by Francis Hoy, one and Il half
miles west of the Village of Castleton which estan-
lishment he intends to make (what every Public
House should be) ''the travellers home.'
Dy~Every facility afforded to Fishing Parties to
the Lake, such as securing Boats, &C., on short
notice.
WM 3. C0LBURN.
Castleton, July l6, 1916. Off
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NJ orthcrn)
Western At HIGGINS
Whiting, April ., 1917,

IN TONS Nova SCOTIA PLASTER for
1O sale AT HIGGINS
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my. 8 TROY ADVERTISEMENTS


H. TATOR q CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ALL
M kinds of Iron, Steel, Nails, Spikes, Anras,
VISES, TIN, COPPER, WIRE, LEAD.
Wrought Nuts, Washers, Patent Pumps,
American Rivets, Files, Timers Machines,
Patent Lead Pipe; Gross Cut, Circular and
Mill Saws Sleigh Shoes, and Heavy Hard
Ware,
243 RIVER STREET, TROY, N. Y.
HENRY TAToR,
GEO. L. EIENDEoDT, 749Iy
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ELopEMENr IN ST. LOUIS. An interest
ing case of clopement occurred in St. Louis
few days ago which was followed up by an
assault and battery on the part of the Injured
husband. The St Louis Reveille says that
while the husband was absent from the city,
his wife, taking with her, all her effects, left
the premises provided by her husband and
took up quarters with her paramour some
where in the neighborhood of the Mound.
On his return, hearing of the new arrange
incnt, the husband paid the parties visit,
caught his rival luxuriously lounging on a sofa
enjoying a segm and gave him a severe
thrashing then giving his false spouse u cow
hiding, he declared himself perfectly satisfied
Aud informed Mrs p that hereafter, she was
al perfect liberty to love the other.
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DISLOCATIONS,

A ND FRAcTUREs reduced with safety
IA and celebrity, by means of Dr. Jarvis
SURGICAL ADJUSIER;
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PuoNoTYpY The Anglo Saxon, Published
by Messrs Andrews & Boyle, Boston and de-
voted to the above named subject, has been
received. BY continuing an exchange those
Publishers will much obhgc the publisher Of
the Voice of Free dom.
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Office directly opposite the Patent Office corner
Ct F. and Eighth streets. Residence adjoining the
"Washington House. Capitol Hill. -
S:3G:ly w. 7. ELLIOT.
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LIST OF LETTERS

p EMAINING in fhe Post Office in Bran
" don, VT. April l, 1917.
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4 N Election will be held al the several
n precincts in Coosa county on The Isl
Monday in August next, for The purpose oil
electing a Governor of the State Of Alaba.
ma member To Congress r. ON the Third
Congressional District a State Senator
from the District compo sed of the counties
Of Coosa and Autauga; Two members OF
the Legislature, and Tax Collector, for the
county oil Coosa: and The following named
persons are appointed managers at the diff
(erent precincts, TO wit:
Wetnmpka. "a J Terrell, Sam'l CIR
nachan and w w Waller-L g Bos-
well Returning officer.
Brown's Mark E Moore, Willis
Spear and Neil o Graham-Baiiil Re
turning officer.
Nizbarg Joseph Billups, William
Townsend and Solomon Robbins Sr- :
3ailiF returning officer.
Sotapatoy Il B Morris, John Gaddis
and Robert l. Lauderdale re-
turning officer.
AtktnS-A B Nicholson, S T Hughs
and George Gtay-BliIfrelurning off
Ger.
L,sdseys-B F Cleveland, John d
Howell and John A PyIant-Bai!If re-
turning officer.
Cross's--J G Dent. Evan Coffee and
j Rchards-Baillff returning officer :
Jourdan's-A Yates, J II Barnett md
Allen Mood.-BsilifI returning officer.
Buroughs-Henry Burropgh. Ellis
Logan and Posey Dsnnis-Wm Logan
returning officer.
Smith's--James Vessels. Thos Lewis
and John Varner-Bailif returning off,
Ger. W f3if t.ls sfae 10 +
Rocktord-Adam Manning, r r Pol
lard and A 6 Hallmark = Sheriff re>
turning officer.
WallS-Joseph Rogers, F F d bar,
delabern and Wm Fl Moore-B aiIlff re.
turning officer.
The Returning Officers are requested
to make Immediate returns.
J. II. WEAVER. Shift.
June %, i847. 25-6t
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MARRIEp-oo Tuysday evening. 2.d

MARRIED-On Tuesday evening, 22d
inst. BY the Rev. P II Lundy, Mr.. GIBSON
H. HouoHToN TO Miss MKHY II. WILKINS,
all of this city.
''The world was sad, and Paradise Wild
And man he Hermit sighed, till woman smiled"
{ We acknowledge The receipt ot,he cake
fixius, the usual printers fee, in such cases
made and provided. We also take this oc-
casion 10 say, that those who commence the
married life by discharging this obligation
TO the printer, always do better, live longer
and happier, than those failing 20 perform
this highly requisite duty!1
In this city, on THURSDAY evening oath
inst. by the Rev. P. H. Lundy, MI. GEO.
W. LoMAx. of This city, TO Miss REBEccA
HueHry, of Macon county.
In This COUNTY on Thursday evening Gath
inst. by John Henning. Esq. Mn. ANDREW
J. THORNTON, 10 Miss MARTHA A., daughter
oil Willis Speir, all of Coo.a county.
"Sweot is the ii, that binds los wing hearts"
In the above case, we received a large
quantity OF the richest and incest specimens
oireal love-msking fxens' in the shape Of
heart pierced and stars all iced over, suf-
fcient 10 have melted the heart Of any old
Bachelor into matrimonial allisnce. We,
oil course, in return congratulate the young
couple (the groom being il his 18th and the
bride her 18th year, on their early AMI hap
py union, and may they live to good old
age and receive all the enjoyments attend
Ing The matrimonial lile.)
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DY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
ID Court Of Autauga county. l will, as
the Administrator of The Estate of Mrs.
Eliza Ba,vey, deceased, on tie, Seco0d
Monday in Jolly next, at the B-idgc in
West Wetumpka, sell TO the highest bidder
on credi, until the first day OF January
next, the House and Lot, in and on which
said deceasrd resided at the time of her
death, situated in West Welnmpka, Ala.
baina, and described in a deed from Hardy
Harris and wife TO said Eliza Harvey, as
pafl Of original Lot Number 100 10 wit:
|hegining at point on the east side of said
Loi.and in the centre thereof running
No. 2S1 feet to THAI part Of said Lot
conveyed 10 Henry Harper, thence west 10
the back line Of said Lot. thence south with
the line supposed )to hecentYe nf Said Lo,
thence castle the be1ining supposed 2Sa
lfeet north and south aud l32 east and west
Titles are supposed to be good, such only
as deceased had at the liue-of Her death
will be conveyed To purchasers. Note with
arrrroved security wide required for the
purchase money, Examip the Lot and
premises before .day of sale,
JAMES dLEPHER. IL, Exofficio. /.
sd'mr. Of Est. Of Eliza Harvey, DECD.
Kinssfou, May 81, is4y. MA 2i IDS
I printers fee *12.
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MARION, PERRY Co.,
Saiurday. Innn 10


NV. HAgDY-On Yesterday man By
the name OF Gideon P. Walker address.
ed respectable number OF our citizens.
and announced himself an independent
democratic candidate for Congress, He
seems 10 be rather a strange bird in
these parts, and am under the impress
sion the wings do mol think his feathers
of sufficient texture TO pluck, and con.
sequeniiy he stands but poor show in
this region, when there is such candi-
date In the field as Sampson ". Harris.
Though in justice TO Nj Walker, | must
say he entertains Just and correct notions
about matters OF general interest, but
his notions are expressed in so discon.
nected style, that am forced to think
that hrs discourses are made up from
various sources, and attributable IN q
mind not wholly "compos mentus.n He
made very short speech-gave no
principles or doctrines, only stated thai
he was democrat from the Ton of his
head 10 the sole of his foot" He seem.
ed 10 he satisfied, and considered that
sufficient He will make no SORT of a
show in this region, unless something
turns up more ,han is anticipated. Eve
ry thing is for Harris, and nobody else.
Maj. Harris will beat any whig in the
District, 10 This county, 400 votes. This
you may be sure of.
Respectfully,
A LOCKER ON.
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Jew Dayids. OF Hebrew Plaster.

One simultaneous hurst Of applause All :
ses from the thousands who have used The
Je,O Darid's or He6reu Plaster, which
shows that wheha remedy possesses highly
intrinsic merit like this, il does not fail Of
receiving the patronage Of our intelligent,
public. S.
ScoTTsvILLE, ", ", June 6, 1S40.
Gentlem en:--Last Spring was aff cied
witha weakness in my back, accompanied
with severe pain in my side, for which I
used ycur Hebrew Plaster; and take plea
sure ia stating that ] received immediate
relief from i and | cheerfully recommend
is use 10 all similarly afflicted. III
sge...s' p. =. ATWATER.
ns- For sale bg,.s.ss,. ,
sss WA. 3. COOPER,
Wetumpk-
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THE STATE OF ALABAMA,
Cooo. Co,,.sr~,f


CoosA CouNTY.
OnrHASs' CouRr, Vacation, May "a, A. D. 1947.
YNHlS day came James W. Jele-. ADM.
Il nistrator OF Joseph Harwe.l deceased,
and files his petition showing, amongst
oiher things, that the real estate of SAID de
cedant consists of The undivided hall Of the
north halt Of section nine (9) township
nineteen (l9) and range nineteen 1871 AL
80 the undivided sixth part of said section
township and range, east in the Tai
lapoosa Land District--that the same
cannot be equally, fairly and benefcially
divided among the heirs OF said in
testale without sale thereof-that The heirs
OF said inteslite are Della Harwell. widow,
Merritt Harwel James Harwell, Linzey
Hirwell, L;ney HarwelI, minor heirs Of
said deredant.
IL Is therefore orderedby the Court, That
John A. Graham be and is hereby appoint
ed Guardian ddfifcnl Tor said minors, and
that citation issue 10 him 10 appear al a
Special Term Of this Court, to be holden
on the Cd Monday in August next, TO de-
fend against said petition.
Ills further ordered THAI citation be
peri. cled on the said Della Harwel., widow
as aforesaid, BY a publication Of this order
in,he 8 Stale Guard" newspaper publish
ed in the city of Wetumpka, .ol forty days,
requiring the said Della, ~nd all persons
concerned in the premises, TO be nd appear
on said Cd Monday in August next, then
and there TO show cause WHY the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted.
WITNESS: Is ~
EBENEZER. POND. J. c. c.. C. c. IS
ATTEST: I. w. SUTrLE Cl'h.
June 22, 1s47. Lprs fee Sal 25-st
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RocKFoRp, June "a, 1877.

Mr.. Hardy-I was pleased TO see the
proposition made through your col.
umns, to- the people and the candidates
claiming to stand upon the-Dsmocra'ic
side Of the question. Your plan. deem
to be as free from objection as anything
that couid be hit upon, provided il can
be carried into successful contamination.
But the people are SO closely engaged
in their crops. that very much fear,hal
they cannot be induced to take the lfor
bic 20 far 10 wait upon set Of candi>
dates, as TO 60 twice to the polls TO get
through with one election however, il
that proposition should be aceeded TO
and carried into e6.cr, am more than
willing to abide by the dccnion of the
people in that or any other form. thai;
shall metc-eut equal and impair
tiai justice TO all concerned. II, howev
er, the proposition proposed by yourself
fail. fthink it incumbent upon the can. .
didates themselves, 10 get together and
fallupon some equitable mode OF arr
raagement. l, Is certainly their reason
uble duty for their own benefit and the
good Of the common cause, and surely
nd man will be found so regardless Of
consequences, as TO stand out against a
fair and just arrangement in the present
critical situation in which we are pla>
eec. II there should be any one man,
or eusn too men, unwilling to submit to
what may be necessary for the preser>
vatibn of Republican ascendancy and
the general welfare, then lei the Test 60
forward with true msgnanimiiy aid a
sell sacrificing spirit and do what lies
ia their power to hiring about har-
uAony sad something like concert Of ac-
tioa. And in conclusion, wish briefly
to observe, my fellow citizens, that I'm
ready u all times, and shall be at the
present Jnncture, ready to abide BY any
compromise that may be fairly and hon
orsbly arrived at. and ifit shouldbs nec>
esssry for me 10 give way to others. ]
shall eheerfuliy put my shoulder 10 the
whsel'in forwarding the eomnpn,causs
50 dssr to us an,
pespeeifuIIy yosw.
r,aEnE&fcK = EosryYr
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NEW SPRING
AND
UMMER GOODS.

ID Il "A KID " DUE are now receiving
4 Il aud opening, one OF the largest a1d
most varied stock of ESaLisu, FRescn and
AMERICAN Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods,
Ever offered in this Market; embracing
elmost every article it the above line Of
Goods. Also, a latge assortment of
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats, Fashionable Beaver and Moleskin
Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Bon.
nets Florence Braid, PAMELA, Coburgs
Straw, and other styles OF Ladies' and,
Misses. Boots and Shoes Gents. Super
Call, Morocco and Seal, Ladies' Cali. Seal
and Leather Bonices and Shoes. do. Kid.
Morocco, Cali, Buskins, Paris Ties, Slip
pers. and Polka Slippers. Misses and Chill
drens' Shoes and Slippers, aud most su-
perb lot oil
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Consisting ia part Of Ombric Sitipe,
Zephyr and Polka Bareg $; Printed Lawns,
Muslin Ginghams, Printed Jaconetts, etc
HARDwARE--A large and general assert
ment.
CHEWING TosAcco-A large assortment.
To all Of which we respectfully invite
the attention Of our friends and the I.pblic
generally. The senior partner having spent
some several months in the Northern and
Eastern arkets, and having devoted his
best efforts in their selection, and having
purchased them principally for Cash we
are prepared to Offer unusual inducements,
and feel wei assured that all who may IA
vor US with call, will find our price, en-.
tirely satisfactory.
HEARD & DUE.
Wetumpka, May IL, 1877.
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TO TKAVELLElSs.

IA THE subscriber respectfully
I'm announces. to travellers and
li61 others, that he has established
Honse o! ENTERTAINMENT, 81
miles east Of Welumpka, ON the Georgia
Road. He respectfully solicits the atten-
ilon Of travellers No pains will be spared
10 render comlost TO those who may be dis
posed to patronize him. Prices shall be
moderate. ALFRED PARKER.
May rs, 1s47. 2ltf
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RUN AWA

% FROM the subscriber, (near
M Eutaw, Greene cruniy,) on
4 N@ the night d. the Both nli, a
HyX negro man named ID rs ON i,
..-E-Z--, aged 81 10 80 years. about s
feet 10 inches high, siou,ly built, and Of
black complexion. Said negro was lately
purchased BY me Of J. Marable. Of Mobile.
He has wife at VIM. Ful;on's, 6 miles
South OF Carthage. and was formerly own
ed BY MIR. George Mason, Of Wethmpka-
for which place he is probably aiming.
G.. A. WISER.
June s, 1877. 4t-23
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SHELBY SPRINGS.

MIR. & MRS. JAMES GEORGE hav-
lvA ing become The pfoprietors oil this
fashionable resort, inform their friends aud
the public that they will be prepared for the
Iece ption Of Visitors by the LIST of June
No trouble or expense has been spared in
making every preparation necessary for the
comfort and convenience OF invalds, as
well as the amusement of the votares OF
pleasure. 1t is the determination Of the
propfietors that the Hotel shall equal in
every respect, the best House in the State.
An erceHrnt Band Of Ai4sic, CO imposed
oil the well known Messrs. BAssETs, five
in number will be in attendance during
the season These gentlemen will also
open Il vel supplied Bar, Bowling .Sa.
loon, and a Billiard Room.
II is hardly necessary to add that these
Springs are easy o. access from Selma,
Montgomery and Welumpka, being silua-
ted about sixty miles from each OF those
points, in the midst OF the Hills of Shelby
county.
TERMS.
Board per single monlh, $25
Board per month for the season, 20
No ertrd charges aoiiibe made.
Reasonable deduction will be made when
families wish board for the season.
For further information address
A. w. SPAlGHT, Cahac5a.
May 10 1S47.
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THE STATE OF ALABAMA,
Alfalfa C1IfNrx

DOSTED. by Theodore Nenon, before
Il John H Pool, J, p, light mouse
colored mare mule. about three years cd
fuul feet high, with black streak along hel
back and across her shon bidders. Appraised
10 sixty dollars. June 10 ls47.
Copied from the minutes. Attest,
WIN N. THOMPSON, Cl'k.
Juoe 20, 1s47. rs 81.
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LIVERY STABLE.
just Received.

DO BALES Brown domestic from
IL ato 54 wide.
COTTONADES of every description.
LINEN Drills and Coa,ee Checks.
9 Crates common Teas, Do. Plates.
10 Doe y Pressed Tumb!ers,
ALSO, ,ss
100 Patterns new lyle Orsandias Muslins,
q Dog. beautiful Barege ScsEfs.
& Duz. very fich andlatGe Badge Shawls,
For sale low by HEARD q DUE.
May %. .SfE agi ss's'
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Religious AsooAs.

RfBLES, large and small, as low as 25
! - cents; la!se p,IinI Trr,aments, Pres
HYMNS, and Methodist Hymns-most of
the PUBLICATIONS Of the Tract Society and
at New York prices Quest On books, Hen.
nv. Clarke, Barnes and Bensoo's Comm.
taries, ut +. p. DALE'S.
June g. iS47.
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DIR. WIN. IT. MOTIFS
Prophylactic and ArgEIiaoeO,ss
DENTIFRICE.

ITO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Il who are DESTROYS OF preserving their
TEETH, the importance of keeping them
clean cannot be 100 strongly impressed upon
their minds. Proper attention TO The clean
Illness oil these organs, contributes more to
theif Health, Ihan is generally Supposed
II prevents Carries. Tooth ache. Atrophv.
Necrosis, Denuding, Salipary, Caiculas,
Diseases ri the Gums, &c. SC. And in
fact where the Teeth are kept literally
clean, scarcely any disease will ever make
its appearance consequently, 10 those who
are DESTROYS oil preventing the destruction
Of these valuable organs, The undersigned
offers 10 the public good Prophylacli and
Argillaceous Dentiliice one thai does moi
ONLY cleanse, preserve, and wliiten the
Teeth, but purifes and renders a FGtor
Oris pleasant.
This Powder does not contain any of
the acids comrosing part of many of the
Powders now in use, which has tendency
TO decompose the ieeIh-but all The ingre-
dents has salutary effect on the TEETH
AND GUMS. which has been tested by
several gentlemen whose signatures will be
found to the recommendalIons below.
Wetumpko. dug. II. 1916
DR.. WIN. II. Morr--Sir: Having used
your Prophy lac,ic and ArgiIlaceous Denli-
lrice. il affords me pleasure to be able to
bear testimony in its favor, and recommend
1t TO public attention, as a safe, pleasant
and valuable remedy for hardening the
gums. and whitening and removing the
tartar from the teeth.
Respectfully, your ob't serv't,
]. Z. HARRIS, NJ. y.
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify,
that we have used DIR. VIM. H. Motifs Pro,
phalactic and Argaceous Dentrifice, and
find it The best we haze used in cleansing
and Whitening the Teeth, and producing
the effect recommended:
}. d. Whatley, James Elmer,
g Graham, w. A. McClung,
H. s. Wall, w. w. Graham,
w. G. Bulgcr, /. Bryan, P. NJ.
Milton Cooper, Webb Kidd,
II. McConagay, Jas. G. Johnson,
Jas. T.. Sullivan, J.B. Nc MILAN,
r. ]. Harrison, VIM. P. Britain.
e. Ragland, Jas. Fl. Rodgers
AeENrs.-Wm B. Cooper, Wetumpka,
T. w. Huey. Geo, TalIadega, are Agents
for the sale of this valuable Powder.
Wetumpka, June 20, lS47 26-1y