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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-24

outrage which he'd been perpstratsd and the
grief Of her old father, her rage knew no
and the night was closing in, dark and drsary.
she ordered her horse to be re- saddlsd, put
on thick surtout, oelted . sash round her
waist, and, sticking pair Of iyarv-handled
Soldiers. The post was many miiss distant.
But that che did not rarsrd. Over hill,
through marsh, under cover OF the darkness,
she galloped oa 70 the heafquarters Of the
her to a stand, with hoarse-
"Who goes therey'
"No matter" she replied, az wish to nee
Col; Prince. ,,I &C.. your commanding ofncsr. and
Somewhat awed by the presence OF young
femaie ON horseback at that late hour, and
perhaps struck by her imperious tone Of com.
mand, the Yankee guard, without hesitation,
thence to the quarters Of the Colonel com.
mar ding, with whom ehe was LETT alone.
Well, madam" }" quoth the Yankee .flcer.
with bland politsusss, " to what have the
"I- tbis Col. Prince" ?" replied the brave
"It ia, and yourselff"
"No matter. have come here to inquire
whether you have lad by the name OF Mo-
Uartey prisonsrf',
"Thers is such q prisoner" '-s
"May ask, for why -
"Oertainiyi for being suspected OF treason.
=. Treassnable connection with the enemy
Why, the boy is sick and lame. He is, be.
sides. my brother; and I have come to ask
his Immediate reeasen
The Yankee oficer opsned his ewes: was
sorry ne GOULD not comply with the request Of
20 winning suppiiant, and m ust really beg
her to dssist and leave the fortress.
al demand his release" cried she. in reply.
"That you cannot have" returned he, "the
boy is q rebel and a traitor, and unless you
retire, Madam, shall be forced to arrest you
on a similar suspicion"
''Suspicion ara q rebel and traitor too.
II you wish. Young McOartey Is my brother,
and don't leave this tent un til he goes with
me. Order his instant release, orr (bere she
drew Que OF the aforesaid ivory handles out
Of her bosom and levelled the m uzzie Of it d.
rectly at him. 81 will put ali ounce of lead
in your brain before you can call single sen.
try to your relief"
picture that
There stood the heroic girl, eyes flashing
fire, cheek glowing with earnest will, lips
firmly set with resolution, and hand out.
stretched with loaded pistol ready to send
frightened, startled, aghast soldier, who cow
cred, like blank paper before flames, under
her burning stare.
"Quick I" she repeated. "Order his re-
lease or you die.''
1t was too much. Prince could not stand
1t. He bade her lower her Internal weapon,
for Gods sake, and the hoy should be forth.
with liberated.
"Giye the order first" she replied un.
moved.
And the order was given; the lad was
broue MT out; and drawing his arm in hers,
the gallant sister marched out Of the place,
with one hand graspjng one of his, and the
other hold Of her trusty ivory handle. She
mounted her horse, bade him get up behind.
and rode Off, reaching home without accident
before midnight.
Now that is fact stranger than fiction,
which shows what sort of metal is in our
women Of the much abused and tradu csd
nineteenth century.
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The Herald. tho Organ.

The New York Herald was, at the last ID
wees, engaged in snubbing tho haplsss Gree
10y ior sndeavoring 70 fan the flames OF dis
consent against Gen. Mcclellan, on account
e' his procrastination in advancing upon the
,sosls at Manassas. The Herald indsts thai
Mcclellan knows what he 10 about, that hs
. bringing the drill and discipline Of bis army
"peTisesion and 10 determined this time 70
as1s sure work oft. The Herald has also
~'0osefsd shat the line Of the Potomae 10 not
'as only nor the most Important roaA To the
.;ae9osasaon Of the South. That By ths Nj.
appi' aad fssn Bowling Green, ass Of =
8 ,nportaaes. md moreover, psys ~
'"'a'd' shs period 4 not fAg Gstapt When ~
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"SAwHEY'' BEHxBTr's OPIHIoE or OLD ABY.
The New York Herald, OF the 18th inst, has
quite lengthy editorial upon the recent
change In the Cabinet, In thecour rse OF which
Bennett lauds Old Abe to the skies, and makes
him out q second Warrington. For the edifl.
cation Of our readers we copy the following
concluding paragraphs:
We congratulate the country that, in "HoA.
ct Abe Lincoln wehavea . man who appre.
ciates his 0ficial responsibilities and his on.
cial prerogattves OF power, his prcmisss to the
country, and the portance Of - riot adhe.,
sion to his pledges. The retirement OF Mr..
Cameron from the War Once. n an event Of
the highest significance and encouragement
In this broad view Of the subject. There are
rumoY6 a0oat ef other impending Cabinet
changes. HYequtred to harmonic the Cab.
inst upon the President's conservative war
policy-"ths integrity Of the Union'.-ws
have NO doubt that these changes Will b
made. Let our Abolition disorganiSeYs b
warned in time. "a kass s6is ssbslliea Nss -
conplaslv tsosstsd sxd ovwaAs1sosd bv - esar.
,aAAlajn0 milisasy strssgtA. tAas u ~ adaiajswo-
stoS aNd s army. fer suex M0x8h longer. ars ~
lssxsS tssessd 0 bsisR sAsoarss1 as1g aebavnass11
by C0xHvees. Ue sAall Anus psdes ofk ~ resNrH e
gviAS. That Prssldsat Linooin ts conAdept
Of thls ~ have every reason % believe and
~ foel aaeured thet - st1ouG afo his cons1c.
ttons, that Ae y right IN prosocnfing this War
for "Shs tntegrity ef the OnioA, J" sNd not for
3he sgttHpatioa Of ooa1AAsn alavRy ~ m
and sword, tAa1 y neeea1aEy - Wiz c6aAgo
eVorY Houihes Of Ats Uahtne& ro1hag t1aa III.
~ eoSy0mDaS1Aaing discorda apoa 3h1s e1b.
ject u his m1AtsteEtaa family.
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IN discipline and light artillery gun pract
In New Orleans have built up q Jealous and
envious reputation for the battalion, who
nave perfected themselves BY their own na-
tive intelligence ana on ick com urehSnsion in
the cnief features Of an artilleryman long b.
Iors they saw VirginiA1 war. stained fields,
or experienced the "higher theories Of West
folnt" This battalion eontEihu ted within
fraction OF u 900 for the Charleston suffer.
ers, and sent on the subscription. 80
But the night grows old, my lamp II weary.
and my thoughts bound BY the judicious
order "No. 9e," and close for this time by
saying the sasmy 10 snowhers'' ON our lines
In any force, and We are only on the qsf rirs.
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N\HE LOUISA HOTEL.
corner Of l7th and Broad sta.,
Il now open for the accom- m n1i 4 tion Of the
public. Persons Wishing SOM methius rood TO
EAT and DRINK are invited to caIi And mar.
take OF the best the market Affords
BERNARD TRACY. {
r S. FOR SALE, three flns
ia 23-6,~ Mich COWS.
COkUMBIAN HOTEL,
u RICHMOND, vrasrx1A
G. ". SPIUER I CO., Proprietors.
q. b. Luox. Superintendent.
<ss @. W. SPICER,
ID ely n. W HARRIS.
NJ WING and Enquirer publIsh three
months.
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CoNfRABAND TRAD1 IN 1LLINoIs-SEIzUR8 OF
MEDICINES, &c.-From Cairo letter in the
Louisville Journal, under date Of the 7th
inst, We make the following extracts:
The contraband trade IL still carried on to
q considerable extent from the Illinois shore
in the vicinity OF Metropolis. About the
frst Of this month large amount OF guilt
braid and lace, with valuable m medictnes, was
captured by DR.. Arter, Surveyor Of the port
der some logs ON the shore, near where some
negroes were seen to be lowering in a boat
with mufiled oars. Most Of these, goods 1t is
ascertained came from Cincinnati.
d Captain Stewart, OF the Independent CAV
airy, has for two weeks past been securing
the country In southern Illinois, between the
Illinois Central Railroad and the Mississi ppi
river, for = distance Of fifty miles, in the
hunt OF magglers. During tho "rampage'
he arrest ted number of parties accused Of
we're punishment was indicted on them, but
he has SO completely scared these lawbreak.
ers as TO stop their operations altogether.
Some twelve negroesArunaways-ca in.
to our lines at Fort Holt yesterday. They
reported that they had been collected to-
lumbus to work on the entrenchments there,
and an opportunity having offered itself Will .
their masters were at dinner. they seized four
or five Of their horses and made their ESQ ape
to our lines Col. Cook. commander Of Fort
Holt, ordered them outside the Federal lines
again, when they procured some axes, and
said they would build themselves cabins and
stay there rather than return, This is the re-
port. A short time after their arrival, two
more came into camp, having With them four
escape. These last two purported to hays
come from Columbus, where they had been
at work, assuming at the same time to have
important information from there.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQ's Go. "a LOCAL GUARDS.1
MANOR BArfxnY, No. 2,
Richmond. January q, 1861.
A Ii MEMBERS Of the OomJuny TOW
~ absent will Immediately repor; at thes.
headquarters, to enabl. me 70 prepare th'
Clothing, Bounty, and Pay Rolls before the
received to complete the company TO loa
s:rong, according to recent General Orders.
THOS. p. WILKINSON,
IA 9s-st. Unpt. CONG the Comply.
/. a KTILLERY UOMPANY.
The undersigned having been authorized
ARTILLERY COMPANY.
- 'o-''''' -,'' WISE LEGION.
Have opened Recruiting Once next door t.
Crawford's Saloon. on 10Th street, between
Main and Gary, I'd door from Main street.
Uniforms will be furnished free of cost,
and each recruit for the war receives the
bounty o; $50.
Board aud com fer table lodging provided.
MIR. WIN. H. BaANDER will recruit in
Chesterfield for this Company.
u. J. BURn REEVE,
"a 2l-4tk WIN II. BRANDER.
HDQS. ORDNANCE DEp'T OF VA.,}
RICHMOND, January II, 1862. !
A there are yet large number of FLINT
IA LOCK MUSKETS distributed over this
htAts those having them In large or sn. all num-
hsrs, are again urgently requ ested to send them
in to MY ADDRIss, hst they may be altered and
put In good order ready the nae of the troops
tina. will take the field next spring. Each muske,
is of Ereat value, al mono can be bought or made
in the State. CHAS. DIMMOOK,
is l3-ts Col Of Ordnance of Va.
Il City papers copy ts.
ADJT AND INSPR 0ENLs UFEIEE,l
RICHMOND. Jan. Sth 1882.
(Ertract.1
CPECIAL ORDERS NO 7.-"Iu. All persons
y In Government employ. In the pubic work.
shops or elsewhere, are exempted frow militia
duty"
BY command Of the Secretary of Wsr.
JNO. WITHERS,
n 10-4W Aas't A ct 9erl
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FROM NORFOLK,
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DIsPArCH.

|
NoRFoLK, Jan. %, 1862.
The principal topic Of conversation here,
is of course the Burnside Expedition, Of
which the rumors are various indefinite, ,and
conflicting. 1t is certain that active prepa.
tioLs are being made to give the feet a re-
ception that will be warm and noisy.
Judging from the tide and the direction of
the wind, there was more rough weather
yesterday 'cut side," as the sailors say. A
nigh tide here is considered sure indication
of q storm somewhere along the coast, and it
vessels, il they have not yet got in to port or
been "broken by the storms,' have had
another gale TO Contend with. It is pub ublishsd
that they have gone into Hatteras inlet but
Roanoke Island, state that no vessels con-
nec,ed with the Burnside fleet had been seen
or heard from when they LETT, which was On
Monday.
Three OF the gentlemanly officers of the
French frigaie Ponnore, left this city Mon
day morning Tor charleston, South Carolina.
After arriving st the depot Of the Seaboard
and Roanoke RAILROAD, they were handed
compi: mentary tickets for the "round trip
and politely acknowledged the kindness Of
MIR. Wilson, the President, and Dir. Robert
son, tho Superintendent Of the Company.
1tis rumOred here that the French war
ship Pomore, above mentioned, will go into
the dry dock at the Confederate navy.yard
here for repairs.
The demise OF two aged ladies, nearly re-
lated to distinguished men, well known here
and who long since passed away from the
busy and exciting scenes Of life, has recently
taken place. I allude to the widow Of the
late Judge Robert b. Taylor, Of this city, and
Mrs. lane A. Hope, the eldest daughter OF
the late Commod odore James Barron.
Gen. Taylor Is known TO have been dis
| ting guished for his ability and surprising elo.
quence as a jurist, as well as for his gallantry
| and sOldierly bearing, when in command e1
| the Virginia troops at Norfolk in the war OF
| 1912
| The name Of Commodore Barron has Ions
| since passed into history, and forms some o.
/ the most romantic and thrilling chapters
| among the chronicles Of past events
Miss Poole, q true.hearted and intelligent
| Virginia lady, who was for some time a pri
| soner at Washington, arrived here yesterday
| by flag of truce, and is sOjourntng at the At.
| lantic Hotel. She thinks, from observation
| and information gained at the Federal CAPT
| tai, that Mcclellan is preparing for another
| con to Richmond" movement.
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+
For sale. q large stock-of Apple, Peach Cherry,
Dwarf Pear, (oDe, two and three years oId) Piun,
Apricot and Nectaliue Trees. Also, Roses, hhsde
and Ornamental Trees, eugar and Silver Naples
&C., &c.
The above are thrifty and well grown, and will
be sold cheap by tie qusntity.
JAS GUEST, Richmond, Va.
~ Lester's PERFECTED TUMATO.
iali-7ik
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NJ OTIOE--Under ,he pro visions OF u deed from
~ Willism Love1stein aod Isington Lovsnstein,
to me In trust, for the sole and separate nse and
benefit of mary Lovenate,n, dat d the atn day OF
January, and recorded In the County Ccnrt OF
Hsrrico, hereby appoint SOLOMON LOVEN-
STEIN my sgent for the managing Of the Real
Estate and personal pSopsrty conveyed BY said
dsed and for Carrying on and conducting the bu
siness of q MARKET GARDEN, and huckstsrinR
with the produce Of the said pr .perty. All deal
ings with my aaid Agent to he for cash only
ia l7--Staw2w* .JO0. kOGENRATM
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a DVEkTlokMENT.-A young man who
"A has -adusted 10 Latin. in the University Of
Virginia, sod artendes Lectures in the Schools OF
Greek and Mathematics, desires . SITUATION
vate family. Reference-Faculties Of Unive-.
sitv and Hampden Sydney. Address n. b. IT,"
Burk vile p. o., Nottowsy county, Va.
in 21-a;k
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CTES NJ BOILEkS.
~
have for sals two STEAM BOILERS. One
hss never been uaei 1, and the other bat very lit
tie. They can be seen at my factory, On 7.h, b.
low Byrd street, adjoining the Government
Workshops.
ja2l-6t JAMES THOMAS, JR.
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NOTIOE.Al, perscns having claims AZ a.rst
~ the Estate Ct ALEXANDER STIRLING,
deceased. a. we'll a. thoss indebted, " II pleass
present the same to Mr.. Z. B. Cook for rettlemens
EMILY J. HTfRLIaG,
Administrstrix Of the Estate of
ia 23-1m Alexander Stirling. deed.
A LII PERSONS having claims against the %
IA tate Of WA p EPES or Z JUNIUS EPES
deoeased will please present them to T. & WOOD
SON. Lunenburg Court.H0use, for settlement.
n S-Rt
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THE BATTLE OF PREsrONsBuRe
An Interesting Account.

tAlthough the following letter has from
some arrangement of the mails been delayed
to this late day, yet there are some facts con.
tain ed in 1T which have not heretofore been
made public, and which will be found in.
teresting to the reader.-DIs I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-24
ENGINES FOR SALE.

ENGINES FOR SALE.
9HOR SALE.-Une Steam Engine and Boil.
er, ii horse power, (nearly new togeth-
er with all the machinery in my Sash Facto-
ry; Lumber, and tools of all kinds, Shafting,
Betting and Puileys to close business.
have also a large assortment of SASH
ready Glazed, with BLINDS, DOURS, 60,
in large quantities. Enquire of
MILES AMBLER,
ia 23-3tx At Ballard House.
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.NTRAY OCW to my farm In Hsurioo
unity, nssr Jacob 8. Atls s's farm. son~ fsW
weeks since. a dsrk red cow, left ear cropped -
Tha owner ia requss sted to come forward, prove
property, pey ehsrgee and take her away, or sha
will be DEALT with according 10 Law.
ia 23-3t< JAMGr DIXIE.
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( UST EANDBoX -.ost, N".en.D.s 47gn,
1851. on the Central k&irosa ore ID, eo
PAPEA BAND 3TX, with . llghs calico cover,
marked Mrs. A. II. Scott 20 COMA ing ene
Nsck Silk Velvet Bonnet, tive shaker Bonnets.
trimmed with Brown - nrse aihsJ oD~ chi o's
summer Hat. two Inf-uts' Bsrnsts, ec ,hss win
.uodr. ladies' pAsal TIE above Boz 10 arp
posed 70 have BEN put Oh ~ s,ms stssiyp be.
twe-n staunton and Richmond ar cairisd - same
f thu cit. n <A's By mistake. A suita BILE reward
will b. given the finder by forwasdipS the samo
to asv. J. A SCOT G, Halifax Court 6euse. Va,
or lea ,ne the desired information at THE once.
-2tk
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-05-09
THREE DAYS LATER I

MAY 26, 1s60.-This is the case OF acute rheum-
atsm treated with propyamlne, the first OF those to
which called your attention at our last clinic She
is still very comfortable and is now taking three
grains thrice daily.
In this it has seemed TO be followed by very
satisfactory results. The second case to which
your attention was called at our last lecture, has
also continued to do well. will now bring be efol
you very characteristic case OF acute rheumatism
and if the result be satisfactory, + think, as good
jarymen shall justly render our vsrdiet IN Eavor
propyiamine.
He is a seaman, act. 26, who was admitted few
dhysago. Has had occasional rheumatic pains, but
NOT so as to keep his bed until eight days The
pains began in his right knee, subsequently affected
the left knee, and later, the joints of the upper ex-
tremities. These joints all swollen tense and
tender. His tongue is furred; skin, at present,
pulse is full and strong and bout 90, He has now
used props lamine for twenty -four hours.
This gentleman is what may be called strictly
typical case of acute rheumatism, There was ex.
posure to cold and wet, and this exposure IS follow
ed by feeling of GOODNESS, severe artlcuar pam
beginning as it usually does, in the lower iolnts
There is fever and the profuse sweating SO gener.
ally attendant on acute rheumatism.
did not bring this patient before you with the
intention OF giving you lecture all the points
connected with rheumatism but to again give a TN
al TO the new remedy we are testing, and to exhibit
to you This typical case, as have called il, thar
which there could not be fairer opportunity fol
testing the medicine IN question. We are, there
fore avoiding the use of all other medicines, ever
anodynes, that there may be no msgivinss as te
which was the efficient remedy. You shall see the
ease at a inture cline.
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FIVE FARMS
n o AS s. IL Il II

The undersigned offer for sale the following
described farms situated on the head watets OF
Dunning's Creek, in ST. Clair township, Bed
ford county
No. contains 263 acres and II perches.
having thereon erected TWO DWELLING
HOUSES and TWO BARNS, (one new) and
also SAW MILL, in running order.
No. 2. contains l3l acres, with new house
and new barn thereon erected.
No. 3 contains 1873 acres, 80 perches, ard
IS situated on The public road leading from
Schellsburg 10 Pleasautville. The improve
ments consist Of a good house, barn, sc.
No. d. contains l57 acres and IL perches.
A desirable tract in every respect.
No. 5. contains 1863 acres, 49 perches. A
bout 80 acres cleared and the balance finely
timbered.
Much of the above described land is bottom
land, mostly covered with fine large SUGAR
TREES. The fruit upon some of these tracts
is choice and in abundance. All of the tracts
are well supplied With water. Farmers, Lun-
bermen, Tanners and Spectators should ex-
anime the premises. as they will be sure to find
opportunities for good investments The title
is warranted good.
Drafts Of the several tracts can be seen with
the undersigned, in Bedford, at any time
For terms and further particulars, address
I. II. LYONS & BRO,
March Ia. Bedford, Pa
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PENNSYLVANIA hospital.

IFRoM OFFIcIAL HosrIrAL RePoRTs.)
May 10, 1s60.--Ellen s., act. IS, single, never
was very strong. Two years ago she had an attack
of acute rheumatism, from which she was coniined
to her bed for two weeks, and subsequently from
relapse for four more. She has been we'll then
till last Saturday while engaged in house cleaning
she took cold had pain in her back, felt cold but
had no decided chill. Two days later her ankles
began to swell, which followed by swelling of
the knee joints and of the hands. She has Gull
pain in her shoulders, and her knuckles are very
tender, red and painful both hands are affected,
but the right is most This, then, is case OF
acute rheumatism, or, as it is now fashonaby call
ed, rheumatic lever 1t well marked typical
case. We will carefully watch the case, and from
time to time call your attention to the various
symptoms which present themselves. My chief
object in bringing her before you now, is to cali
your attention to remedy which has recently been
recommended in the treatment OF rheumatism. |
mean propyiamine. DR.. Awenarus, of St. Peters
burg, recommends it in the highest terms, having
derived great benefit from its in $50 which
came under his care. Various com nenda tory tes-
timonia's respecting it have appeared in our jour
mails, and propose therefore to give it another trial.
must confesss am always incredu.ous as to the
worth of new remedies, which ale vaunted as spe-
ci6cs but this comes to recomne nded SO highly
that We bound to give it trial.
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DLOODY RUN FOUNDRY
RD AN D NJ ACHIN e SH o

He subscribers are now prepared at the
Foundry in Bloody Run, to fill all orders for Casting
of every description for
GRIST md Sy9W-.MfLLS, THRESHLVG
MACHINES, APPLE MILLS, PLOUGHs and
all things else in line that may be needed in this
adjoining counties.
W. manufacture Threshng Machines of ., 4 or
Horse pow>r, WARRANTED eq1al if not superio,
to any made IN the State We keep constantly on
band full assortment of Wood Cock, Plug and
Hillside Poughs, WARRANTED - give satislac =
ton, sale. Points, shares and land sides to f
all Woodcock, or Seyler ploughs in the county.
Farmers Bells, Ploughs and Castings Of our make
may be had at the store of
Wm. Hartley, in Bedford,
Londerbaugh X Pee, East Providence Tp.,
John Nycum x Son, +"
Times being hard we offer great inducements to
Farmers and Mechanics TO buy of us.
All kinds of repairing done in neat and substan
tjal manner and all work warranted, Call and ex-
anime our castings and work and Judge Tor your
selves. Our agents sell at foundry prices.
JOSIAH BAUGHMAN 4 BRO.
March &c, 1858.
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DIR. WIN. B. HURD'S
TOOT II 20 W D D B.

This Powder possesses the
CARBONIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is fre from all Acids or Alkalies that can In
the least in iure the Teeth.
lTs ACTION BEING FNTIRELY MEcuANicAL-PoLIsu-
ING WITHOUT WEARING THE ENAMEL.
DR.. VIM. B.Hurd's Tooth Powder
- is RECOMMENDED BY ALL EMINENT DENTISTS
-y3Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, No. II,
Fourth Street. Brooklyn, T. d.
Price % cents per bor.
A liberrl discount made to dealers,
.Address Principal Office, Tri6uae Buildings,
No |, Spruce Street, .NeW York..
Sold also by Caswell. Mack & Co. Filth-Avenue
Hotel, ]. & |. Coddlngton, 715 Broadway; D. 5.
Barnes, 202 Broadway, and by all Druggists.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyo:t Co., 292, ~ I'd
street. and by o. S. Hubbell 1410, Chestnut street.