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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18
Death of Canfain Clutter

II is our painful duty to announce the death, at
Kingwood, Preston county on Wednesday, Of Capt.
George W. Clutter, Auditor of Public Accounts, of
Virginia.
Captain Clutter was born In Preston county. Viz
ginia, and at one time Editor of the Daily Ar
gus at Wheeling. When the Mexican war began
no was anxious TO participate in the struggle, and
was appointed by President Polk second Lieutenant
18th Infantry, I'D February, and first Lieutenant
in 18th Infantry March, 1s47, and was made adju-
tant Of the same in Mexico, August, 1s47. After the
Mexican war he was urged to remain in the army,
but resigned, rs he did not wish to be in what is
called the peace establishment.
Captain Clutter was made Chief Clerk in the First
Auditors office Ia, Richmond, under Robert John
ston, (Anditor,) and when that gentleman, resigned
he WAS elected TO fill out the unexpired term and
afterwards reelected to the same position, by the
Legislature.
Captain Clutter connected with the Post Of
fee at Wheeling. In that section Of country he
was we'll and fayorably known. No man ever came
to the city Of Richmond to fill any station in life,
who more rapidly attained the friendship and
good will Of the community.
1t will be seen, by reference 10 another column,
that in honor to his memory, tho Executive has
dered the Offices in the Capitol TO be closed to-day
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The Petersburg Intslligencer, referring to the
statement that Hon. n. X. peade, OF Petersburg,
will receive the valuable appoIntment Of Min.
lster to Brazil. expresses It's pleasure that Mr..
Meade, though political opponent, Is about TO OBJ
tain so handsome proof Of the confidence Of the
executive MIR. Meade. the Intelligencsr Justly
says isa heightened gentleman and Of an establish
ed private character. The New York Tribune says
that Mr. Meade sis most blind, besotted devotee
TO the cause Of slavery. Such men a. Wise, Alex.
stephens and Toombs know better; Meade does
not He Ia zealot; they are merely politicians.'
To which class does the Tribune belongS Is 1t
merely zealotf Or did It take up aboltionism as
Its only stock in tradei We are of opinion that.
what with its Rourierism, Socialism and other isns
not particularly palstable to men who have prop
erty, 1t would not have had the ghost of a chance
for success, but for the opportune development Of
ahoiitionsm, which came like the discovery Of
guano, to stimulate worn out soil, and produce a
plentiful harvest in pockets that would otherwise
have been empty
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FINANCIAL AND coMN1RcIAIl


Sales in New York Of $1,000 Va ~ af soilz, and
$1,000 dc. ut s92 made in New York on Thurs
day.
There were sales in Petersburg on Thursday Of new
white Wheat at sITOt0l.75. and s1e5 for red. lot
Of 400 bushels Of Tennessee, the first of the sca-
son. was sold in Louisville KY, Monday, at sl3O,
being about thirty cents higher than the market
price. The first lot Of the sold in Alexandrs
Va, was from Orange county. and sold Thursday
at 81 rs per bushel. IT was red Wheat
RICHMOND MARKETS, July Il.
FL0UR-No change, and nothing doing.
WHEAT Some 100 bushels new W heat appeared
in market yesterday, hut offer was made for It.
Some Of the millers will he in the mar ket on Monday
when We shall know the going off price.
C0RN.-We still quote Si.B5fpl.lO pei bushel, anu
market steady
BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK July I7.-Flour Is 10 cents better: State
s6-3A1530; Ohio s6.53Gs7..5; Southern s7.6oCyI 30
Wheat buoysnt: White 81 Corn buoyant Mixed
IS. Stocks lower.
BALTIMORE July l7.-Flour firm Howard Street
$40. Wheat dull: Red slsO(Il.Ss White Sl.g0
l.95. Corn buoyant: White osCpso; fell0" SFsso7
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A Frenc Ia m an In Trouble.

The New York Atlas says that Prenehman
having heard that the "Dead Rabbits" were
opposed to constituted authority, Joined them
with wild enthusiasm, but reiterated In dsmay af-
ter having been laid low with brick by ono of
them, and epcouptering no better treatment from
the Bowery Boys. The discounted Gaul declares
that this "Desd Rabbit revolution is not grand it
is not nice; on the contrary, it is nasty In Paris
he says, 1--WE fight pour sns grdnds id.e; but here
you fight pour pIaistr."
Nobody but Prenchmsn would have supposed
that anybody in New York, especially Dead Rab
bits" could fight for al abstraction. The only alb
straction likely to bring about fight in that very
practical city is in which the Dead Rabbits are
experts, to wit picking pockets
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A Writing Machine.

The Boston Journal describes piece of mocha
msn,' Invented by Mr.. Livermore, vermonter, by
means Of which thoughts can be accurately trans
ierred to paper, by merely executing pressure on
Keys, making the labor Of writing similar to that
Of playing on piano, The Journal says that the
paper on which the writing, or rather printing is
impressed, 10 coiled around two cylinders, which
rssoive the lines completed the letters being
worked by ret of keys. No ink is required, the
colorng material of the letters being derived from
blue magic" or 'transfer" paper, against which
every movement of the keys presses the writing
paper. The machine, says the Journal, works with
accuracy and facility, and is very compact not .x
seeding four inches in length by two and half in
width. 1t can not only 10 carried In side-nocket
0o' USED with one hand while in the, pocket. Such
III apparatus, II really perfected as described,
would be great improvement upon the present
system Of chirosraphy.
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The Front Royal, Va, Gazette says ga hes-
w storm Of wind and rain occurred, between here
and Winchester on Saturday last. which beat down
q considerable amount of wheat and corn. The
bridge crossing the run at Cedarville washed
away"
The man who was ''torn by conflicting emotions, y
is now sewed up.
On Monday two bushels of peaches Of Indifferent
quality sold at Charleston, s. c. at $40 per bushel.
1t. T. Ronsy, U. ). n, and 1t. Harrell. retired
list [. 5. n, were arrested in Washington Thurs
day. and entered into bonds not to fight duel
John Engard has been sentenced to one year in
the New York Penitentary, for selling an indecent
print called 'Yenus' Miscellany"
ii. Saunders, an actor died in Boston Thursday.
Eli Barnum an old gentleman, died suddenly at
Ballston Spa, on Wednesday laet.
Thomas r. Dunn Of Lynchburg arrested In
Rockingham county, Virginia Wednesday, on sus-
picion of kidnapping.
DIR. Chss. L. scolay, we'll known physician of
Jefferson county, Virginia, died on Sunday last.
John ". HOuck, son Of Andrew Houck, Esq, Of
Ilarrisonburg, has been appointed Cadet by the
Board Of Visitors Of the Virginia Military Institute.
Major Park G. Hurle, of the L. S. marine CORPS
died in Washington Thursday.
There are 647 prisoners in the Ohio Penitentary,
the greatest number ever known to be confined
within the walls al any one time
William j. Williams, formerly editor of the New
bern, North Carolina News, died there on the 3Uth
ult, Of consumption.
A fire occurred at Columbia Tenn, on the 18th
inst, destroying the Franklin House and Office Of
Mirror
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Trlol QF james IL Lee - Ifessntdfioa - Acadent-
Confirmation, dc. 4
fooRaEspospsscE Or rHE Rfeaa0sp pAILr p1srArca. i
pETERspURg, July1T.

PETERSBURG, July II.
The principal excitement to-day was the trial of
James VI. Lee, alluded to in yesterdays letter, on
the charge Of stealing goods 10 the value of $50 or
more from the firm OF T. W. Royston 4 Co The
evidence given In the examining trial was repro
duced, In addition TO the evidence Of two female
employees at Royston's establishment, whose
knowledge, suspicious, &C., concerning the young
man extended only to an appreciation Of the classic
twirl Of his noustachs the delicate deviltry of his
eye regular beauty Of his teeth the nsinuatveness
OF his manners, and the general Beau Brummell
ont ensemble Of his detachable person The prisoner
was sent on to the Circuit Court without discussion
The Grand Jury presented Captain VIM II. Jar
Wis, and Thomas III. Bond, to-day for fighting. The
parties fell out this morning, about some remarks
concerning the "Southward Blues" of which new
iy gotten up corps Jarvis is 'capn"-Bondl believe,
charging Jarvis with ignorance of the alphabet,
and, as military dignitary, promising to mako
him read his commission before be assumed his new
made captainey. After treating each other to
few reciprocal mouthfulls of contracted knowledge,
the belligsrent ''sojers" separated in just
time TO appear before the jury.
Two young men, James II. Totty and ]. L. Per
kns, were thrown from a buggy on Old street this
forenoon and dreadfully injured about the head
and face Mr.. Totty, being pitched headlong against
the pavement, struck senseless, in which con-
dition he remained for more than fifteen minutes
Both were Immediately waited upon and cared for
by Dr. Luke White: The buggy, to which the frac-
tious horse causingthe accident was attached, was
broken in fragments.
The City Guard, Capt. John P. May, intend shoot
ing for handsome silver goblet some time during
the coming week.
Twenty converts to the Catholic faith, will be
confirmed at st. Joseph's church tomorrow, Right
Rev Bishop McGiIl Of Richmond officiating. The
CEREMONY will doubtless be attended, ru nbers
all persuasions, from curiosity, or sympathy with
the soemnitv of the Cathaltc form.
intended stating yesterday, that Michael Quinn,
who was brought before the Hastings Court for his
second offence in petty larceny, WAS convicted,
Thursday evening, after very brief trial, to the
State prison, for twelve months.
The Now Baptist Church rapidly approaches
completion 1t is presumed that its dedication
will take place in October next, which, l under
stand. will be conducted and assisted in by minis
ters of the several ecclesiastical denominations Of
this city-quite a novel, but no less liberal and
pleasing feature in the dedicatory formula.
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Instruction OF Negroes.

The New York Journal of Commerce, noticing
a call in the Richmond Enquirer for q meetn. of
the ministers and official members of the different
churches in this city to devise the best means for
the Scripture instruction of our negroes, asks -
when will there be a meeting Of the ministers
and official members of tse different churches in
New York to devise means for promoting the Scrip
ture instruction Of the and thousands of New
York who are utterly destitute of such instruction,
and wish to continue sof"
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THE WINE CRoP.-The Cincinnati Gazette learns
that the rot has injured the grapes in many of
the vineyards around that city. In some at least
one half are destroyed. Yet il thinks that if one
half Of the grapes are thinned out, ne crop will
be realized, as the vines weighed down with
supcrabundant crOp.
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Death OF an Old Merchant.

In the death Of H. q. TosPKIss Richmond loses
an estiInsble man and an honest and upright mer-
chant. He died at his residence, In this city, on
Thursday night He had been for very many years
= merchant on Cary street chiefly engaged in the
-four trade He leaves behind him reputation for
Professional probitY and honor without q stain
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nay" FRESH FRUITS ALL THE YEAR
ARTHUR'S PATENT AIR-TtdHT sEI.Y-SBALISa
CANS AND JARS, for preserving fresh Fruits, To-
matocs, &c, by hermetical sailing lfnll directions
tor putting up Fruit accompany the Cans and JRr76
lea sale wholesale and retail at the House furnish
ing and Notion Establishment No 81 Main street by
10 2J-lm H. WARREN
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MARRIED,

On Thursday evening, July 18TH. at the United
PRECIPITATION Church. by the Rev. Mr.. Real, JOHN
II. WILLIAMS of California, to Miss VICTORIA.
daughter of H. VI. Smith, of this city.
EJ- san Francisco papers please copy.
On the 18th July by Rev J. b. Jeter, at Grace
Street Baptist Church, Captain MARTIN MERE
DITH LIPSCOMB, to Mrs. ADALlSE L. WARD,
both of this city
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

no" An a NETTING on nAID FIRE
CoHrssr No A. held Al their Engine House. On
THURSDAY night the 18th inst tho fpllowing pfeem-
bio aud resolution wers adopted
Whereas, IL Is reported that "yfgiiant Fire Com
pany, No J." has disbanded thereby leaving this
Company sole protector Of this property Of the elt.
zens on Shockoe Hill, against fire. until the arrival
of some of the Companies from the I'd Ath Fire Dis
tItcts; and whereas Ii 10 reported that this Con-
intends also to disband: therefore
Revived That We viii never desert our friends but
will stand together and labor 70 the property Of
our lloweitizens from destruction By re 80 long
"a there aha II remain spoke in the wheel Of our
.0id Engine." or a section Of hose 10 conduct the
water. .,-,-.-.
~ n AATurwa g.
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Rasn SrEcIAL NorrcE.-REMovAL.-

Boz SPECIAL NoTiCE.-Rg REMOVAL
MRS. c. J. ALLEN has removed her DRESS MA
KING ROOM from No Il6 Main street, fou- doors
below Governor street. over Mr. 7. III. keach's Trim
ming Store. neat 10 Messrs. I, X. Price Co. Being
in receipt Of the latest fashions she il PREPARED
70 execute all work in the shortest possible time and
in the fashionable manner All orders from the
country will be promptly attended 20. A call Is
specially solicited. 9. j. ALLEN.
my Ism
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OUT CUrriss.-DR NJ. KAHN. late Of PhilsliolphEa
respectfully offers his services to one citizens and the
public generally, for this cure Of Cancers, TInuors
Mouids. Blotches, and all diseases Of the skin He
can Also cure Secret Diseases.
He can be found at his Office at the Clifton House
from 10 A. VI. TO s r. NJ.
Recommendations can be seen on application.
ftmy iy--d3ms
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SAlLsD.-Among the passengers who sailed from
Boston in the steamer Niagara, Wednt sday, were
Robert Dunlap, of Petersburg Va. and John
Cough (ths temperance lecturer and wife
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Fatal ArPRAY.-In Greenbrier county, Virginia,
on Thursday evening of last week. James Yates, an
old man, WAS killed by John Sullivan. a lad, who
strnck him with hoe during an alteration.
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The population of Massachusetts, according to
the census Of 1885, IL 1923 369-males $1,000 fe-
males, 582335 There are 5,6S7 paupers; 2,90l con-
victs; ,9ly insane S34 idiots
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nH- THE GOVERNOR having received
;,sarnas.,on Of the death Of GEORGE ". CLUTTER.
iate Auditor Of Public Accounts Of this Common
wealth who departed this life in the county Of Pres
offcaI as we'll as private character Of the deceased
that proper respect should be paid to ms msmory-
ORDERED: That the heads OF departments III the
several Offices in the Capitol close their re spectiVe
Offices during the day on the 18th instant
BY order vi the Governor,
GEORGE W. AUNFORD,
la1k SECRETARY of tho Common Noalth.
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nSyHArR CrrTINo.-To the Citizen

by" HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the Cty.-If you wish to get
your Hair cut in the latest and most Improved style.
] would advise you to call ON fOBSQN. at his Hair
Cutting Room. under the American Hotel-entrznco
llth street.
y. B-IIot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours. Single Baths - cents tickets for 81.
up E-tf
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nayH FRESH LEECHEs.--I have just re-
caived, by Adams Express q fresh lot oil Swedish
LEIGH BS. which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
p. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can DO found all hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel aud at
night ON 9TH street, French Garden Hill
nay 25-ts II. L. HORs0N
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An unsuccessful attempt made last week TO
burn down the Office of the "fiag," in Warrenton
Va
The rite Of confirmation was administered In
about thirty persons Ina the Episcopal church, War
renton, w., on Sunday, July 9Th, by Bishop Johns
Among his many other high sounding titles, ths
King OF Ava has that Of Lord of the Twenty-four
himself for long reign. -
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y l5-It Secretary oil the Colnmon"ealth'
sSy- PHoroaApHs .-PowERs, of Isl,

Main street. is now prepared to make PHOTOGRAPHS
in superior style to any ever before made III Rich-
examine specimens The prices will be reduced 10
about one half heretofore charged ny others PowzRs
ia still supplying the people at large with the best Of
Ambrot ypas for 50 cents. POWERS takes the Patent
ed Imperial Ambroy tpes, Isl Main street
ls-It&
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nA., SECOND BAPTIST CHrRcH.-There
will he Divine eryice every Sabbath in this Church
as usual. Rev. JANIS b. TAYLOR will preach on ST. n
DAY tomorrow MORNING, at II o'clock.
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nEAu NoTICE.-The Hair Dressing. Sha

BE- NoTICE.-The Hair Dressing, Sha-
wing Shampooing and Bathing Saloon (under ths
Ballard House. has been Handsomely hited up, and
is now opeD. and We invite the citizens and strangers
to give a call.
n Blot, Cold and shower Baths can b. had
daily. from o'clock A. VI. 10 l0P NJ.
ap E3-d6fn HDuSJDN 4 MORTON
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DIED.

Yesterday evening. BETTY BEAL, infant chill Of
John H. and Sarah I. Charles, aged years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
auested to attend the funeral this morning, at o.
clock from the residence of Miss Pannill Mayo ST..
a few doors from Franklin St, without further no
tCe
In Petersburg, on the morning Of the 18th July
ANN ELIZA, infant daughter Of B. S. and Eliza H..
Burch
In Manchester, on Thursday. July l6 at o'clock,
JAMES H.. son of Jefferson p. and Della Pickett
aged months and IA days.
Weep not for Inc, my parents dear,
have gone to rest, you need not fear
My stay was short, You may see,
Therefore prepare to follow me.
RS Norfolk papers please copy.
At his residence in Henrco county on the 18th of
July, at IL o'clock, NJ, Z. G. TOMPKINS, aged 81
years
His friends and relatives are requested, without
further notice to attend hi funeral at 10 O'Clock on
Sunday morning, at his late residence. y
On Friday, the Eth inst. MARY CATHERINE.
daughter Of VIM. and Johanna X yan aged months.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
invited to attend the funeral at O'Clock this after-
noon, from st. Peters Cathedral.
R9- The funeral of Miss SARAH BROWN will
take place this Saturday evening at o'clock from
the residence of her br0therin-laW, W. P Chamber
lain, on 10Th street, between Grace and Frank lin
streets The friends of the family invited to at
tend.
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nsa, DIR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homeo-
pathst) offers his professional services TO the eit
zens of Richmond and its vicinity Office on Main
street opposite the Exchange Bank, also at hls resi-
dence on Leg b street, two doors from 9Th.
Ia II
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RArIIsl RArusl RA,

BATHS. BATHS. Slot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had al all hours from
o'clock A. VI. to 10 +. NJ at the Hair Cutting. shA-
wing and Shampooing Saloon. under the American
Hotel. Entrance on 18th street. Single baths %
cents, or tickets 81 myl
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,, lows hILED-The Wsrrenton (ya.l Flag says
rive valuable cows, belonging TO Caleb Burnley,
Esq near Jefersontown, Culpeper county, were
Killed by lightning, during the storm On Friday
lost
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FRsr ARRIVAL DIRECT PROM LIvERPooL.-Ths
schooner Madeira, from Liverpool, srrivedat Chi
csgo on Tuesday, being tho FIRST vessel from Liver
pool to that port.
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u.s. THOs. r. Price & Co, are ad-
ding ~ every arrival, many choice things to their
SUMMER STOCK, Among the goods to hand
and thor4. expected are;
P0PLINEfTS aud DE BEGE, fer travelling
BAYADERE POPLINETTS, do do
TOLL DE MAINRS and SILK LUSTRES, for tra-
yelling
LINEN BUSTERS, LINHN SETS
LINEN COLLARS, Cam. do
Plain MOUSLAINES, Lace MITTS
Cotton HOSIERY, Cotton and Thread Half H0SS
Ladies' and Gents Gauze VESTS
Spring Crystal, Union Spring Corded and other
approved style Hoop SKIRTS, PALM FANS Dress
FRINGE and TRIMMINGS. OIL CLOTHS, &C. &C.
ErAnd upon this morning they commence the
exhibition Of a large lot Of colorcd LAWNe, OR
CANDIES, BEREGES, IRISH LINEN, SHEET
ISGS, GlNGHAMS, Sc. which they Intend TO close
of during the month, at astUnirhngly low figures.
Their friends and the public are Invited n cali.
Jy 4-dlm THOMAS X. PRICE 4 co,
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MOVEMENTS OF SrE,MgRs-The Hamburg scrau
steamship Hammonis, Capt. Heydtmann, arrived
which port she left on the lst inst. ats N So
brings AZ Passengers. Her dates are the Same ss
those OF the Arago and Anglo-saxon. The stssmsr
constitution, for Antwerp, which sailed from New
t uoik thursday, took out 81 cabin passengers and
~ III the Storage. The Lebanon for Liyernool.
carried out Is passengers and 800. 900 in specis
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The vomito had prevailed TO some extent at Vera
Crnx, but had not assumed an epidemic form No
ehness ut sli existed among the shipping
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aeAaP. IL. AYLErT, Attorney al Law
Practices in all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
mond and attends regularly the County and Ctrcuit
Courts OF Chesterfield, Henrics Hanover Aas kA2
William counties.
30 Ofice over the store OF p Johnston Brother,
No us Main street. ~ TIA
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AND BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoS-Can be acquired BY
using the Balm Qfd Thousand Fiolcefs" What lady
or gentleman would remain under tho cur.a uf Il dis
greoabie breath, when, by using hte BALM OF
render it sweet but leave the teeth white IA alabas-
teri Many persons do not know their breath il bad
and the subject is delicate their friends will never
mention it. Beware Of coanterfeits. Be sure each
bottle ia signed FETRIDdE 4 Co
tOr sale Dy all Druggists New ork
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER
NH ll-cOd6m Agents for Richmond.