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Notice.

CEvERAL years since, while ON a voyage to Lon
- don. Capt. VIM. Travor procured for my own pri-
vate the recipes of the late Dr. Joseph Wright,
(who died in that city in june 1865. at the advanced
age Of 81 years. for curing Serofula Dyspepsia, and
diseases OF the blood also the terrible effects OF self
abuse, 40 prevalent among the male sex. He was
not known to have a superior, having lost but very
few cases, and those of a hopeless nature His rem
edies warranted TO cure in all curabe cases.
Since his death have secured the right sell them
in the limits of the United States. These recipes
viii send TO any address for fifty cents. The ingredi-
ents can be procured at the druggists l do not fur
n'sh medicines Address LYMAN TRAVOR,
may6d3wr Lynn Mass.
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Railroad Accident.

ia..'.|.a CINCINNATI, May %.
A collision occurred this morning near
Cleves, Ohio, between the Ohio & Mississippi
train going west and the Indianapolis, Cincin-
natl & Laurenceburg train bound east. Both
engines were badly injured. The engineer OF
the latter train was seriously hurt, and some of
the other employees on both trains were slight
ly injured, ..l. ..-.-
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Il III Il MI A IL X Il = q.


NEW YORK, May 22-6 P. NJ.
Money increasing in ease; call loans q per cent
and prime discounts 81 a per cent. Gold closed a
1884. Government securities quiet and firm Stock
duh and heavy at the close The business at the Sub
Treasury to-day was as follows: Receipts, $3,224,
1873; payments, $53 102; balance, $780, 467 727. III
receipts inclu lie for customs, $2S4 900 gold note
$124,010.
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Ordinance Aeainst Doos.

- or loose in any street. lane alley court, or trav
eled way, or in any nelosed public place in this
city, until the owner keeper OF such dog or the
head Of the family, the keeper of The house. store,
shop, office, other place where such dog is kept or
harbored, shall have paid to the City Marshal two
dollars tor a license for such dog TO go at large
SEC. TN case any dog shall be found loose OF go
Ing at large, contrary any of the foregoing provis-
ions the owner Keeper thereof or the head Of the
family or keeper of the house, store, shop once, or
other Mace where such dog is kept harOored shall
forfeit and pay sum not exceeding ten dollars.
All persons are hereby notified that shan cause
within the city, in violation of the above ordinance,
unless the owner or keeper shall have procured IL
eensc on or before the 10th day of May. tLt
j. $. HEALD, City Marshal.
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New Orleans NIarkcts.

.t.l 1904 con NEW ORLEANS, May %.
Cotton--unsettled but easier; sales 1000 bales
Low Middng at 24t q 25lc; receipts 29l bales; ex-
ports ,Gi bales Sugar dull fair Louisiana at 12c
choice 13a a 13a; Cuba No. u at III Molasses- no
sales nominally at TIC for prime. Sterling Exchange
47 C9 49, New York sight Exchange a dis
count q n -ia = ~
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From Mobile.

MOBILE, May %.
An order was issued this evening by the di.
rection of Maj. Gen. Hope, deposing the pres
ent Mayor and Chief of Police, and appoint.
ing Gustavns Horton Mayor, and Col. Dimon
Chief of Police. = l.I.-r.-- '.H
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TOT

ONE room to rent, suitable for an Office at 1876
NJ Cumberland street. Please call and examine.
May 16. IT, W. c. f. WOODARD.
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CHEESEMAN'S Polish,
CrOssm0n'S Polish.
CrosSman's Union Furniture Polish

TIME best in the world for Polishing Mahogany,
i Walnut, Stair-Posts, Rails, Counters or any
kind of Furniture. This Polish has been used by Mir
Crossman for the last twenty years. giving perfect sat
isfaetion to ALL Ii is warranted to stand tempera-
ture oftwo hundred dogs. of heat and is not other
wise easily defaced. Furniture polished with it will
be perfectly dry and ready or in five minutes at
ter the Polish is pnt Price Seventy Five and Fit
ty Cts per bottle; any one can it by following
the Directions on the bottle. sr
Reference-Messrs q. n l.! Frost, Capt Inman, USA
Messrs. Breed & Turkey, BENZ Stevens, ,Ir., Wm'
Allen, n. NJ Woodman. =
For sale by Burgess, Fobes & Co, w. F. Phillips
Deerng. tt.F GitGA - :"
Mandatory 376 Congress st, up stairs, opposite
head of Green ST. 5. @. RIGGS, Agent,
dec2Sdtt Portland Maine.
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Co,nmutotion of Rations for Heirs.

PATTON money Tor heirs of Soldiers, Sailors and
h Marines, who died in Rebel Prisons who
have died since release is now payable in the order
named: Widows, Children. Parents, Brothers and
Sisters Blanks and instructions sent by man to
claimants by W. Ill. FESSENDEN,
U. s. Claim Agent, No. 236 Congress ST., opposite
head Of Chestnut St., Portland, Me. a.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Thursday Morning, May %, 1857
THE GREAT BOAT RACE.
Il "FOuJo Claimed By HansiU.
Brown Declared the Winner OF
the Race.

PrrrsBuRa, Pa, May y
The great five mile sculling match ior Sl,ovo
a side and the championship, between Joseph
Hamill of Pittshurg and Waller aipoi broM I OF
Portland Me- took place at R eeooS' and and was
abeadNNtims az minutes and 30 seconds-but
Hamill alleges that just after passing the stake
boat and In attempting to pass Brown, he
1foued" him. The judges of the race met
this evening, but up to 10 O'clock, no decision
being reached, they adjourned till Wednesday
morning. 1t is generally believed that the
race will be decided in Hamilrs favor.
New YORK, May %.
Brown has been declared the winner of the
sculling match at Pittsburg-Hamills claim
OF foul" not being allowed.
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Flour Barrels Wanted
ROOlkkeeDcr.

WANTED by young man of practical expert
w ence, and who bring the best of city refer
ences, situation as Bookkeeper or Salesman,
where close attention to business will be appreciated
Apply to- eF F.ofafe w. ii. JERRIS,
mar7df Under Lancaster Hall.
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Picked Up Adrift.

A YAWL Boat. ten or fifteen feet long, painted
q n green + The owner can have the same by ar-
plying on board the steamer John W. broohsi prov
Ing property and paying charges.
MAY 81 u2t+
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AUCTION Sales.
T.. M. PATTEN d CO., AucsiOneers
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
The Perley Farm at Auction.

Ine Perley Farm AT AUCTION.
WILL he sold at Auction, on the premises on
w Saturday, May 70, 1861, at o'clock Z. Nj the
wen known property in Gray called the Pefley Farm
=; me timber and wood land has been divlded intC
esnt lots OF about eight ea,h, and will be sold
Sepatiateiy They offer rare opportunity COR both
WOOD WOOD and TIMBER operations
,d; mousse and out-houses with about ten acres al
n yolhg land win be sold together Thir y-thret
"rass r parn, on the so OF the river, all in
~ De sold in one lot, and the REMAINING ~
acres Oh pisturage and tillaec will he snid in ne ~
more parcels, as may be desired 10 ''-" an o"o VI
This property is about f1ur mics ,l;.. =. =,
Corner three miles from Warren,s ma,,lt oii "iay
nt Of ff fbe nfa and very nearer to the
Central road from Danvle to Portland sne o MAINE
commenced SUI" 10 ~
Terins-one garter cash, and remai,d., -, -.
two and three years. with interest semi-annuavo S
cured by mortgage OF the premises. Sc
From fifteen twenty tons of hay will he sold q,
the same time if not previously disposed of at M;
vate sale. For further particulars enquire of p
JOHN A. HOLMES
Stevens Pains, Westbrook
mayIidtd L. NJ. PA1TEN, Auet
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sUFUS HORTON,
cBEN STEELE, -.
portlond NIov- 1867 May 10. dtd

N,ORN BROOM AND BRUsn mANI-
u EACTORY.-Allq qualities ana 1 siaes, custom Mi
inSton and Congress Streets. Orders IT m abroad
promptly a''eh n r.. NELSON BROWN & co.
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Gable DisPatches.

LONDON, May q, Evening
Earl Derby says officially that the American
question will be amicably adjusted. The pro-
position made some time ago to submit the
whole case to arbitration has been refused '
LIVERPOOL, May q, Evening
The firm of Frazer, Trenholm & Company,
cotton merchants in this city, it is said, have
suspended. Liabilities large. ~.
a5a-l-5a. fL BERLIN, May q.
A horrible plot has just been discovered in
Hanover, having for its chief purpose the as
sassination of King William and Count
Bismark. Several notable personages in this
city are involved in the plot Numerous ar
rests both here and at Hanover have been made
OF persons believe to be implicated, and it is
thought that by these timely precautions the
scheme has been frustrated. st
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10 LET.


TO Let, '''A
ITO small family the lower half of tenement on
i corner Of Spruce and Emery streets, consisting
of parlor, sitting room. dining room, kitchen and
two attic chambers. Enquire at Vickery q Haw-
leys, 81 Free street, on the premises.
May 20. Nv THAD. B. HAWLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11

A NATIONAL CoSvENTIoN.-Tbe Demo-
cratic State Convention OF Connecticut
adopted the following resolution on Tues
day
= Resolved, That, after solemn delibera-
ton, it is the opinion Of this Convention
at the suggestion of our conservative
brethren Of kentucky-that convention
of the Democracy and all constitutional
Union men of tho thirty-six States should
be called without delay by the National
Democratic Committee and we respect
fully suggest that said convention meet in
the city of New York on the Attn day of
March next, to advise and counsel upon
the great questions that now agtate the
public mind to protest against the revo.
lutionary and unconstitutional acts Of the
presen. majority Of Congress toannounce
the determination ofthe conservative men
Of the Union to resist and oppose, by every
constitutional exercise of power, the dis
organization of States and the destruction
Of State authority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-11

OyI or wAsHrYuroN's AIpEs-DE-CANf.
Among the long-standing revolutionary
claims which will probably come again TO
the notice Of Congress during the present
session IS that Of the heirs Of Colonel VII
liam Grayson. The name is unfamiliar
now, but ninety years ago it was pillar Oh
strength to the American cause. A writer
in the National Lnteuigencer gives the toi-
lowing "Reminiscences, which will be entirely
new to most readers:
"The late John Taliaferro related TO me
m anecdote the last time ever saw MN,
of Mr.. Monroe and Colonel Grayson, tnat
NAV he repeated. They were both In the
Continental Congress, and during the ex-
citing period which has been adverted 10,
he accompanied the former on horseback
Ito New York. Late in the afternoon,
while on their journey, they arrived at
Bladensburg, where they were met by the
latter. The patriot statesmen ana
colonies of the revolution embraced
each other affectionately, being the Dest
of friends, and distantly related, ana I'M
mediately entered INTO conversation upon
national affairs. Colonel Grayson was one
of the most fascinating gentlemen in con-
versation of the time in which. ne hveq,
and Mr.. Monroe courteous and attentive
listener. AS long as he could hold bis eyes
open young Taliaferro did not let word
escape his ears, and at late hour he lett
them tets-a-tete and pied-a-pied before a
cheerful wood fire. AT six the next morn
ing he descended the stairs and found them
in the precise condition in which ne LETT
them, mere chunk of the fuel remaining
unconsumed. In those days patriot hearts
knew how to feel and patriot brains to
work. That nights sitting may have had
happy influence in shaping nations des-
tinies."
1t may be added that Colonel Grayson
was a colleague of Mr.. Monroe in the Con-
tinental Congress and in the Virginia Con-
vention. When the Constitution was rati-
fed by that State he was elected, with
Richard Henry Lee, to the United States
Senate. Ill-healt', however, compelled
him to resign his seat, and he died soon
after.
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REMARKABLE ENDURANCE.-On the goth
Of November horse was missed from the
stable Of Judge Thomas Perry, and search
made for him in every direction, it being
supposed he had been stolen. Twenty
days after he was discovered nan ice-house
on the premises, having fallen through an
aperture about three feet square. During
this period he subsisted solely upon a
small quantity of straw lying in the ice
house, and without water. He had shsat
for companion, which. had also fallen
through the opening. He was apparently
but little the worse for his long fast.-Cam-
berlGad (Nd.) AAeganiqa.
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"I wish you would pay little attention
to what am saying, sir" roared an irate
lawyer to an exasperating witness. Well,
am paying as little as / cam" was the
calm reply.
CoNTRABASD's VIEW OF 4 HoRsE.P Pow En-.
I" Golly," said he, "a boss doin' de work,
and ride he.self,"
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In receiving the cane presented to him
by the ladies of Norfolk, Mr.. Davis made
some brief, eloquent and feeling remarks,
in which he alluded to the kindness of the
people Of the South to him during bis pri-
son life.
suit against the notorious Buck Pomeroy,
of La Crosse, Wisconsin. He claims
100000 damages.-BaHimore american.
4 aBuck Pomeroy," indeedl He's q
Brick.
A Mrs. Woolworth has been dismissed
from the Congregational church in Win
NED, Conn, for obtaining divorce from
her husband without Bible cause"
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CHEAP LIVING IN TEXAs.-In Colin
county, Texas, pork sells for six cents a
pound, butter at twelve and a-half cents,
eggs at ten cents dozen, wheat one dol
lar bushel, and fonr four dollars a hum
.dred weight. Corn is ratified off at fifty
cents bushel. These rates are for specie.
In Rusk county mast-fed pork readily
brings six cents, corn-fed seven cents.
There is an abundant supply Of food in that
region, particularly Of hog and hominy.
East Texas is unquestionably one of the
best countries in the world for raising pork.
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THE PROSECUTION OF POLITICAL Cox
ssPIRAToRs ABANDoNED.-CHIc ILL,
January 9.-The Republicans Indianapolis
special dispatch says: "In the United
States Circuit Court to-day, the District
Attorney entered nole proSeQui in the
cases of Horace Heffson, Lambdin P. Null
,ligan, William A. Bowles, John C. Walker,
Stephen c. Horsey, and others, known as
the Indiana conspirators. II is generally
believed this was done in obedience to in
structions from Washington"
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT
ID JACOB EZEKIEL's, IL MAIN sTREET.-B
has just received the following articles at greatly
BLEkCHBD CoTToNs at l9,c., worth l5c.;
UNBLRACHED COTTON, yard wide, at l0se;
CANTON FLhNNELS, good quality, Csc;
PILL0W.CASE COTTON, fun width, 3oc.,
worth doc;
BEAUTIFUL BALaoRAL SKIRTS, $3.50, all
FAsT-C0L0R cALICos. lsc., good quality;
PLAID POPLINS. all colors, 80 to sSc.j
HICKORY SHIFTING, isc., worth Csc;
BED TICKING, &c.. worth ?2tc;;
WHITE DAMASK, for table cloths, &c., ono
and three quarter yards widej
LADIES' EUBIAS, all colors, &c.,;
CLUNY LACRS, very cheap;
REAL LACE COLLARS 1t zoe; Sc, and 81
CAMBRIC EDGINGS aud lSSERTlSGs at loc.
and upwards;
besides many articles too numerous TO mention.
EZEKIELS CHEAP STORE,
da3 IL Main street.
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The New York Herald publishes num-
Der of absurd political rumors from Rich
mond:
We have noticed with mingled pain and
pleasure that the misspelt attack upon the
robin redbreast, which was contributed
originally to the National Republican under
the signature of "Bosh Ji!lings," is going
the rounds of the press under the name OF
" Josh Billings" This shows that some OF
the editors cannot distinguish between
/" Josh" and "Bosh. "-N1ttOnol Reputst-
can.
We escaped that trap becausH Eour Bosli
Jillngs was miserable counterfeit indeed,
whereas Josh Billings is real philosopher.
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The RIcHINGs OPERA TROUPE IN New
YoRK.-A season of English opera, of
which Miss Richings is the prima donna,
will DO opened at the Olympic Theatre,
! New York, on Monday, January l4th.
Miss Zelda Harrison, Mr.. William Castle,
apd Mr.. S. G. Campbell will be the lead
ing. voices, and, among other works, Wal
lace's charming opera Of Mariana viii be
produced.
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The Portland Press of January has the
following singular marriage notice: In
Cape Elizabeth, January 8, by Rev. II. NJ.
Vail, Henrietta II. Cobb and Emma Pills
bury, both of Cape Elizabeth. "-Ne,c forI;
Tribune.
Nothing strange about it. 1t does not
state that the ladies were married to one
another, but merely that they were both
married. A good many marriage notices
are marked by like omission.
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d FRANKLIN,
l30s MAIN STE EET,
RICHMOND, Va.

Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee are invited to examine our stock OF
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS. such as Buck
Gloves and Ganntlets, hsrino Gloves and Gsnnt-
Shswls, Nnbias, &c, &C.; Wooden and Cotton
Hose and Half Hose and full stock Of n oTl0Ns,
such as Belts and Beltings, Combs, Spool Cotton,
Threads and silk Su-psnders and Parfumery
Fancy Dress Buttons and Trimmings. In fact,
everything in the NOTION AND FANCY GOODS
LINE, and at prices as LOW AS ANY NORTH
ERN MARKET.
Orders respectfully solicited-they will be
promptly and faithfully executed.
MANN &. VALENTINE,
oc lots p. A. FRANKLIN.
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EOR NEW YORK. IsTfS
IN TIC MIL srRAMSHIp GOMPA- S(ak1s4c

LfOk NEW 1Okk.-AILhN-< fFfN
II TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPA. sS<stasAT.
ny. =Tbs splendid new sids-wheei sIe-tftiPsF
HATTERAs. s. ALEXANDER commander ABB
nARLE, A. BorusE commander, leave Eishgons
avery TUESDAY and FRIDAY; leave Rev io'
svery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. -,
There SHIPS are entirely new, and we're pun
dIprsssi{ Tor the route, s.Looys snd STATE.
ROOMS, and the PARE, ACCOMMODATIONS ana
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Goods alb tipped by this Line are landed fegul.n'
st View YORK, on the Company's covered pis''
within forty eight hours. -,
Shippers are invited 20 nolce tn4i tns g.,
damage and loss BY handling, ana exposnIs ,.nhI
frequent re shipping, - on other lines - sVoios'
by tnis route. n.,,x
Rrsishs Poin. beyond H:r YORK ss.s
actual expe uses Incurred.
These ships discharge cargo IN Neg rork A. PEI
10. ys North river, and the COMPANY neahS''
for Wilmington, NORTH Catorna nays s,nr,, -,
ssms pier Goods for these points can be trani'
tsYrsd without expense or exposure. !,
Insurance 10 very low by these ships, ana TOE
economy IN time, insurance, and eondidon -
which goods are delivered, makes this the ehssp.
ss, route from Virginia. Insurance effected ~
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS;
LlvIg0STos, FOX . co.
Id Broadway, New FORK.
SAMUEL AYREs &Co.,
Richmond. Virginia.
JOHN n. WEST,
tn. WEBS,
For freight g HMsiTsis., CO.. Agents
once corner OF Cary and Virginia streets, ofpo'
site the Tobacco Exchange. ds"-"
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GREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD
ATA. HIRSH 4 CO.'S.

We have determined to sell the balance OF our
stock of DRESS GOODS at prime cost ; also, all
WINTER GOODS on hand. NohumbuS
A. HIRSH & CO.,
ja1 e27 Broad street.
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COUGH REM f d. l. SAVERS
~ CHERRY PgCToRAL. WIsTARs BALsAM
WILD CHERRY. JAYGE'S EXfECTORtST,
M1gsDEN'S PICTORIAL BALM, DR.. pull
LER's SOLU. LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF,
wJSHhRT'S PINE TREE CORDIAL. BRYAN'S
PULN0EIC WATERS, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
4. BoDRKEa 4 BROTHER, Druggists.
... Branch Store,
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The GEORdEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY $500,
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY. -
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond tees.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, -,
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, WGDAkc-
cay, and FRIDAY. "
FREIGHT received at all hours and Forwarded
70 Norfolk, and from thence by steamer 10 bo,lop'
and all landings James river, At reasonable
rates.
Freight for Landings Pnss be IRE Ersp.sd:
"a I-Ys Odcs At steamers wharf.
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JOHN Fl. MONTAGUE
u nsts Of the Merchants Insurar 20 Company
OF Richmond)
IssuREs PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN The
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
He also effects
v,pINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Oaics No. cal Main street, just below the Spots
wood Hotel.
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ia &c sirth s,rsst oppos.ts second I Marsst

!" HITE TEET H-HEALTHY
w GUMs-TaB BEST TOOTH POWDER
SkPONlNE DESTIFRICR We compounded after
various experiments and consultations with the
best dentists, anu ii has met with rapid sale, with
no aid from advertising. We offer IL with conf
dancs 10 the public THE DIST Dentifrice In use.
Composed Of pure and welitred detsrgents,
astringepts, aud anti scorbutics, We guarantee IL
not TO contain anything that by possibility In
jure the teeth gems on the contrary, NO know
that will cleanse, whiten, and polish the teeth
remove incipient tartar and scarf, and heal ana
harden the gums
Read the annexed recommendations OF some OF
our we'll known and moot prominent dentists:
RIcHnoED, December Is. 1855.
I have for many years used In my family and
prescribed to my patients the "SAPONlsEp DIN
THRICE" prepared by hessrs Meade Baker,
who ha 70 acquainted mo with Its coDposition, and
all who use 1t may do go with the assurance taSt
IL far preferable to most preparations ol It's klnd,
and that II does not contain any ingredisnt that can
by possibility ipjurs the teeth In organism or APP
pearance. JOHN u. WAIT, pshtint
We confidently recommend 10 all who need an
Efficient and harmless Tooth Powder the elegant
preparation OF Meade 4 Baker known as Sapo.
GgogGB.w. JONES, Dentist.
r. W. HUDSON, Dentist.
W. LEIGH BURTON, Dentist.
J. HALL MOORE, N. D Dentist.
JOHN MAH0sY, Dentist.
Price, tny eents box. Prepared only by
MEADE & BAKER.
jai Practical PhArrnacsutists, Richmond, Va.