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LINES,

Written at Hauano, Island Of Cuba.
Occasioned BY seeing beautiful Shrubs and
Flowers, in Burying Place there.
Where Cuba spreads her spicy shores
Toaneet the Oceans murmuring wave
A blooming garden opes its stores.
Al once a garden and grave.
The balsam's flowers perfumes the air,
And wantnns in luxuriant bloom.
The modest lily blossoms there.
And shades The faithful lovers tomb.
10 mark with grateful care The bed,
Where low laid buried Honour lies,
The red rose bends its blushihg head,
And decks the soldiers obsequies.
Ger the green tuf where Genius sleeps.
Proud laurels ever verdant wave
While near The wilow bending weeps,
To grace the pyei's hallowed grave
And endless round of bluoming life
Thus nature from her bosom throws
10 shade the sacred train she loves,
Aud kindly guard their last repgse
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District of Columbia,
coli7lty q IleIand,ia, to zois:

Co1i1lty tp dteIandria, to zoit:
April Term, 1916.
HE Mutual Assurance Society, against
Fire Gu Buildings OF tie State Of Viz
ginia-Complainauts,
Against
Edward <. Thompson, Assignee OF Adam
). Swoope-De!endants.
IN CHANCERY.~
p ME defendant Edward X. !bonrl
& son, got having entered his arpeat /.
ance. and given security, accoiding to
the statute and the rules of tits court.
land It appearing TO Tie satisfaction ,jithe
icourt upon affidavit. that the said defend
ant Edward <. Thompson, is rot an ig-
,hahitahtot this district: on motion IF dc
by his counsel. Il is ordered,
that the said defendant !.;Iwald K.
Thompson5 do appear here On the FIRST
|day OF November term next. ard ente!
his appearance to the suit, and GIVE &C.
IcurIty for performing HE DEGREES OF he
court; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
Icessiveiy ~ one of the public hes spai ets
published in this county. ard that ant
Ither copy be posted at Tie front door Of
1.-THE court hnuse OF said county.
a Copy-Teste.
G. DENEALE. c. c.
August 3 aVtl,u
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JACK SKIFreN.
Tie .9nswer.

Jack Skiffton--For this time Twill save
thee from the gallows !; but | assure you
Thereafter thou art guilty of the like, III
have thee hanged.
CHARLES r.
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August s
district OF Columbia.
County Of .aIe@andria; TO acit:

district OF Columbia.
County Of aIe@andria, TO acit:
April lem, 1916.
William Ladd--Compainant,
Against
,Siias Pennyman AID Iohn G. Iatd--
Defendants.
IN CHANCEPY.
yENHE defendant Silas penDvman. nst
4 having entered hi> appearance AID
given security, accurdU. 70 the statute
and the rules ofthis ce.urt, and il appeal
ing to the satisfaction CT the court naoa
affidavit that the said defendant Silas
Pennyman, IS n0t an inflabitaut OF this
district: on potion Ut the complainaat
by his counsel, it is ordered. that he
said defendant Siias Pennyman, Go a.
near here on the fgst day Ut Noycmtcr
term next, and enter his appearance TO
the suit, and 1--WE security &c. performing
tIe decrees OF the court; and that t.e q.
Their detenr rant JOIN 6. Laid, do not ray
AVA, cynvey or secrete tie d,hts ~
him OWING 10, or the estate OF epecs ID
his binds belonging to the sad detct--
ant Silas Penhym ap, until tn. lgrtlet
cider OF decree 81 tbs court: ao5 ,at
copy of this order be forthwith FaDhs.sl
Tor two moNths successfully, II one CT
the public newspapers publ, hed IN his
county, and that aaotipcr ccfr hf P"stea
at the front door OF liiv court house OK
said county.
! a Copy-Tesie,
August 8 lay ~ 81.
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!, Ne,c York. Ar,
l,s, s,,tl'h Packet Grace, arrives
'sy IRON England, via halita.
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In max tnRfe Is UO GlteIUotioti.
uAsexxAsuEzzzesssarzzschr Ssn4azzszx,estzxEz-.r
DIED. at his seat in Charles County.
on the Esd inst. John Edacard Ford, ESQ
late delegate to the general assembly
of Maryland. In the death of this wor-
thv man the community has sustained an
aflctiou and loss rarely produced by the
deprivation of one of its members. His
mind naturally vigorous and enriched by
long experience, was, under the dlrec-
ton of an incorruptibie integrity, denot
ed to the promotion of general happi-
ness. To this benevolent zeal, he fell
victim. At the last election for dele
gates 10 the state legislature, the public
wish again called him from retirement
to which IL health bad driven him. With
a generosity known only to noble minds,
he sacrificed all consideration of private
to the paramount duty of
advancing the public good.-His atten-
dance at Annapolis, was accompanied by
a change of habits, as to to diet aud ex-
ercise, which produced an irregular at
tack of the govt. With this remorselesss
enemy he struggled three months /; but
alas the struggle is once and he is no
more. In his public character, he was
distinguished for candor. intelligence
and frames. The happiness of his
country was his governing principle to
the advancement of this object, his views
and his efforts were solely directed. He
was too good to be the leader, and too
wise to be the dupe of party. His mo-
tives were liberal and benevolent, and
his principles ard views truly national.
The effect wes Natural; he united the
confidence and aspect of the honest and
intelligent with whom he acted and
with his constituents he had real popu-
iarity, Tor it was founded on sense OF
his merits-it was popularity aceuired
by integrity and talents--it was the ve-
luntary homage of grateful people to|
the worth OF their fellow citizen. he
has monument in their grateful remem-
brapce of his services, more durable than
adamant.
In his private life, he was kind, just
and charitable. His heart was opened
to every suffering child of husianity 1T
was kind, honest and tender. His SEN
siBility was keen to ascny-it required
not the stimulating influence of extraor-
binary wretchedness to awaken tits
sympathy was balm to heal the wound
ed spirit--its benifccnce carried comfort
into the bowels of squalid misery. lie|
was indeed the friend eli the poor and
the desolate. His family and his friends|
he loved with enthusiasm, and he was
an object of fervent affection. he was
cold a1u selfish in nothing. lie stood,
in the midst of society, on insulated ex-
ample of reproachless virtue. His cha
racter was too haIlowed to- license the
approach of SANDER. Against him the
busy tongue OF scandal was never heard
to whisper charge. Such was the man
whom ae have lost; and where Is the
heart that does not mourn his loss 7
JaDICNTn
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New Publications..

Just received for sale by the sabscribsrs
Philippians Life Of General Moreau,
Miss Williams's Narrative of the
Events in France, since the landing OF
BoAapafte.
The Paris Spectator, or
L'Hermite de la Chaussee D'Antin
CONTAINING
!. Observations upon the Partisan Man.
ners and Customs at the commencement
of the 10Th century.
Patience and Pc severance, a Novel
by Mr.. Holland, author of the Sisters.
Inanenna, &C.
Brackenridge's Journal Of Voyage
up the Missouriin 1911,
brakes Natural and Statistical View
of Cincinnati and The Miami Country,
Rhymes on Art, a Poem, by Martin
Archer Shee,
De Ranie, do. by the Rev. J. W. Gun.
bingham.
I'iIborg's Poems, translated from the
Danish.
The Paradise of Coquettes. Poem.
James Kennedy and Son.
April 4
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TripIett & Neale
OFFER For SALE.

OFFER FOX SALE.
ut their Ra'e-House on King street, ttCc
doors a6ore the Indian Queen Tavern.
a n elegant ard extensive assert.
N ment of Cut and Plain Glass, din,
ner and tea sets of Canton and English
China; some very handsome Queens
Ware in rstes; also, German osnaburgs
and ticklenburss by the bale.
One of their partners having visited
Europe in the summer of 1875, for the
parpose of selecting such articles as ap.
pertain to their establishment, and hav-
ing purchased them entirely for ready
money, enables them to offer not onl,
an extensive and elegant assortment tc
the public; but at the same time upor
terms which will bear comparison with
any holse in the state. They expect
by early arrivals this spring, an add
tionai supply of Plated Ware, China and
Glass, aud particularly some OF the fine
Porcelain Of France This, added to
their present stock, will present a vari-
ETY. in elegance and extent, inferior to
no establishment uf the kind and they
beg leave to invite the attention OF the
merchants ia the country to give them a
call.
April 4 1a~Sw
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New Almanacs.
John II Stezrart,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR 7RE YEAR OF OUR LORD
-l816-

Country merchants and others suppGI
ed with them BY the quantity on the low.
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa.
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books
primers andhistories-slates and pencils
playing and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink powder.-A gene
raj assortment of Greek, Latin and En-
glish school books-most of the new pub.
locations Of the day, and large stock o.
standing works of merit, viz.-Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, &c.
He expects in few days supply OF
German Almanacks, and hasjust receiv-
ed by the Wilhelmina from Liverpool,
$4,000 English Quilts
Of a good quality and cheap--Englisp
Hafers in tin boxes-black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
~ 1s gross of Humphreys copper
late playing Cards, first quality and as
SoIted sizes.
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FOR KENT,

Frame House on Fairfax-st.
4 for many years occupied BY the
late Doctor Kennedy as a druggists
shop. This house is particularly well
calculated for a Grocery Store or the ac
commodation of an extensive Druggist
The buildings are commodious, and the
selIars cool, dry and spacious. Appli
cation to be uade to
J. l.. ,N'Kenna.
februsry d5taeot
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NOII~E.

Mr.. WILLIAM HUME, viii teach a
PRIT.AIE g SELECT SCHGOL,
in the town of Alexandra, provided ff-
teen pupils can be procured at Sl5 pc,
quarter.-Greeky Latin and French viii
be taught. Those wishing to enter scho.
lars may call and leave their names al
Mr.. Paradise's Book Store, on or, before
the sixth of April.
April a.~-~sost
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District e Colurnbia-To WIT.
County Of Alexandria. J
Mop Term 1915.
eph JanneN ton ialnant.

Joseph Janne> Com iainant
AGAINST
John Douglas Brown; and Robert
Gray, Administrators Of John Westcott
decd. Il JamesD. Westcett. JohnWest
colt, James S. Scott and Mary his wife,
and Ann Eliza Wsstcott, heirs a Iaw
of the said john Wescett, decc.-~De-
PENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants James d. Westcott
and John Westcott, not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to the statute and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit,
that the said defendants James D. West
|cott and John Nestcott are not iHhabi-
|tants Of this districts on motion of the
complainant by his counsel, it is Or
|dered, that the said defendants James
D. Nesteott and John Westcott. do ap-
appear here on the, first day Of April
Term next, and enter his appearance
ITO the suit, and give security for per-
forming the DEGREES OF the court; ard
that the other defendants John Douglass
brown, Robert Gray, James S. Scott
and Mary his wife, and Ann Eliza West.
colt, DO not pay away, convey or secrets
the debts by them owing to, or the estate
or effects in their hands belonging TO the
said absent defendants James d. West
colt and John Westcott, until the fur
Their order Or decree of this court,
and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published fer two morths sue
cessively in one of the public newspapers
published in this county, and that anoc
ther copy be posted at the front door o.
the Court House of said county.
A copy-Test,
G.. Dcnealc, 8 c.
g.. * 1awsn
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I ...red at Paris. This doeli-
ss ' rss likewise attended to Ia the
neos :" 81 Commons, by Mr.. Broug
ou'. Who Justly inferred. that more
a,', meant by il. than was imme
.a,sIy apparent. The Learned Gen
a.. -, ~ also adverted to a still more
le.n ar,ant document which forms a
np ,o;.sot point in the secret history
r' ,Ssse negotiations, namely, . trea-
Ls,wen Austria and France, to
;oh : third power (not named} IS
I'D 10 be a party, the spipulafIons
.s .sh;eh are said to be intended as
,aarantess agains Russia. The ex-
a:as of such q treaty Lord Cattle,
a did not deny. 1t will thus
.seu that vclaminons as the
s,ers are that have been laid before
bA aiamepf, the whole ease arising
!, of the late negotiations, is not
thought forward. and that questions
0ftbs highest Importance remain al
|.osether unexplained. 1t is not a
k;,sle singular, that the conyention
i e paris. the construction of which
|;o,ol,es matters of high interest.
49, heen altogether omitted in the
|das.ments communicated, and that
h has become necessary to make a
|sueeiic motioa for its production.
Marshal Soult, il is said, has re-
.a;yed am invitation to enter into the.
|Rnssiain service, and many other
|Freaehmen, distinguished by their
|talsats for command, or for military
al n;o;stration have been pressed by
HE emperor Alexander to settle in
|b;s empirs. Several persons who
/ have cu!tisated the sciences with dis
tinct;on. have also been invited. AN
der very encouraging circumstances
10 settle in Russia. I.acspede the
naturalist. and chaptai. the cneihist'
and Ex Minister of the Interior,
have declined the invitations and are
preparing to set out for the United
States of America. Several other IL
terati means, il is said. topursne the
same destination. Such are the re
suits ofthat narrow policy, which IS
warning against every thing and eve
~ person, that is distinguished for
liberty lie France.
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Warsaw, Jan. ~.
General Garnet lately arrived here
with his family, on their way to st. Re-
|tersburg.
They write from Client that on the
| s1stult. several workmen in the manu-
factories Of that city. burnt all the goods
|of foreign origin which were in their
possession, and took solemn engage
ment entirely to renounce the use of
stuEs manufactured any where but in the
country.
Feb. A.
Among the conventionalists who vot-
ed for the death of Louis XVI. and who
have come to take residence in this city
are, NJ. COUPLER, formerly lawyer and
minister of the council of AncientS ::
count Cashon de l'Apparent, ex-minister
and senator, formerly project OF Ant
werp and NJ. LebAurneur, who was a
member OF the directory; the sons Of NJ.
CoupilIear and NJ, Lebodrneur, accom-
panyins their fathers.
Ii is remarkable that the votes of the
Conyentionals which condemned the UNI
fortunate Louis XVI to the scatfeld were
500, and the chamber of deputies by s66i
voices has condemned, on the day of the
kings fete, all the Regicides to Danish.
ment. The first body was composed of
sans-cu!ottes, the last of the richest and
most learned men of the country. What
a contrast how terrible to the guilty
mind and how proudly honorable to the
just one!
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Singing School.
w. WOOD

Respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he intends opening q
School for instructing in Vocal Music CD
Tuesday evening April Esd, at Mrs. Pey.
Il MS School Room.
These persons who wish to be In
structed in the rudiments of this art, viii
and it to their advantage to commence
as early as possible.
Terms-three dollars and Fifty cents
per quarter. !.
Attendance from till 9, twice week,
March 26 eot23dA
Archibald B. Dick,
DRUGGIST,
RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA:
MAS received from New-York and
ILL., Baltimore, a rariesy Of
Fresh Drugs, &c.
Comprising, with his former stock, and
neral assortment ct Drugs, Medicines
and Surgical Instruments of the first
quality; which are offered for sale.
0 Aquafortis, Blae Vitriol, PEARL
ASS, Castor Oil. best foreign and do
nestle Salad Oil, etc. etc.
March 7 Staw2m
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Nzw.YosH, March e9.
EXTENSIVE MINE OF ARSENIC,

y q
EXTENSIVE MINE OF ARSENIC
A few days ago Mr.. Wood brough
to the professor Of natural history in Co
lumbia college for examination, aparce
of large mineral specimens, which on
examination, were found to be Ore Of
arsenic. 1t is uncommonly fine and
rich. The story told Of i is. that the
vein is several robs wide, and several
miles long. It's situated IN the town OF
Warwick, Grange coudth, n. Y. and
will probably afford more eopious supply
of that important article than the mines
of Saxony. The samples are deposited
in the Neurological Cabinet OF the col
lege, in Barclay street.
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Salt aFLOAT.
LINDSAY AND HILL
Haze Just received and tor Sale,
60oG bushels coarse white alum
Salt, on board ship Hazard,
5000 bushels Cadiz Salt on boarc
brig Altoona,
5000 do. Isle of May, do. on hoart
brig Mentor
IN STORE.
10000 lbs, best quality Green Coffee
90 boxes Lemons
80 bags Almonds soft she'll
New Orleans and w. India Sugars il
,ossheads and barrels.
April q.
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I.nNnoN. february 10.

Three per cent. red. 90 5 8 ga l.2 ;
| s per cent. con. 90 SD ga l-2; ON
mum 10 Is So. -.
Another day has passed without any
arrival Of French papers. Tires days
journals are pow due
Some further discussion took place last
night in the House OF Commons res
pec6ng the treaty signed in January,
1915, against Russia. to which it is now
openly stated Great Britain was party.
Lord Castlereagh endeavored to get rid
Of the subject by ssse ting that it was a
mere historical fact. It is fact, how
ever, Of two much curiosity and impor-
lance to be passed over with that indit-
ference which his Lcrdship chuses to
4 affect.
A new embassy to China Is on foot.
Lord Amherst 10 be the envoy.
Two Hamburg mails arrived yesterday
The papers mention that Prince Leopold
Of Cobourg, the intended consort Of the
Princess Charlotte OF Wales. was about
to set out for London, in consequence of
TIE arrival of courier from hence. The
following was the prea rble to the publ :,
cation 1.-THE Holy League at st. Peters
burg.
:, 81. Pstsrsbws. Jan. IS.
The following is the Manifesto which
ms imperial Majesty published or Christ
mas Day.
By the Grace Of God. We, Aiexan :.
der the First. Emperor q. Autocrat
known.
As we have seen from experience.
ana from Tie unhappy consequences that
nave resute@ For the whole world, that
Uae course OF the political relation in
Europe between the powers has not been
bounded o.. those true principles UPON
winch tie wisdom of God in his revela-
Ga'ls ms founded the peace and prospe.
MY OF al nations,
we have consequently in coniunc-
aon WIN their majesties the Emperor of
n ss5 Francis the First, and the king
- =, l :, Frederick William, proceed
- - FORM an alliance betwee0 us, to
sas a The other Christian Powers ATE in
rssu 70 aceede. in which we reciprocal
= engage, both between ourselves and
u. wspess to our subjects. to adopt, as
M. s sore means to attain this end, the
Nipe drawn from .he words and doe
nrs ss o our Saviour Jesus Ghist, who
e. .+eass not to i've in enmity and hatred
;m., peace and love. We nope and
n,a . -: 'As blessing Of the Most High !:
So. 49, sns Sacred union be confirmed be-
.aad az the powers for their general
g. 81. anu deferred by the union of all
i f -, may no one dare to fall of from
,S;s we accordingly subjoin a copy of
NIL MI aaioa, ordering it to be made gene
q Aaown, and read in all the church
b;-.s y T. Pesershurgh, on the day of the
s's ., Y cur saviour, s5tb Dec. 1915.
nal IA, u o'lginal is signed by his impe-
a nJsssy's own hand.
/" ALEXANDRIA
,,.a flanders mail arrived at a late hou,
~ n'sat. The following are extracts
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COMMERCIAL.
From the London Price Current Of FL

From the London Price Current Of Fe
bruary s.
The reports of the continental mar
'kets will for some time be looked Tor
with much interest; the last mails from
Hamburger, sc. mention thot the mar
kets were rather heavy the navigation
of the Elbe was open as high as Ham
burgh ; the Ems and Weser we're report
ed free of ice the markets in Holland
were steady.
Cotton-The Indian company declar
ed further sale of cotton last week,
making altogether 1900 Bengals and 60
bags Bourbon, to be sold on the 9th inst.
The market has been UNMARRIED as TO pri-
ces since our last; the export demand
continuing. 9s, sd. has been refused
for 500 bags OF Pernams of a superior
quality. 4 he American descriptions are
also coming into msre request ; the sales
last week little exceed 700 packages, viz
1870 Pernambuco, 2s 4d to 2s sd; 137
Paras % Led so Bahias ss Id; 100
ordinary Laguire lsd; "a Cumana l6d
SO Bowels rs lid.
Hemp. F2a1 and Talloao-Ihe prices
of yellow candle taIlow may be quoted
Sos to SIS i'll cargoes, the chambers COM
pany quote SIS the partial purchases
,of hemp continue to be at very low prices
lin flax there is no Attenuation.
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LOOK HERE /!

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
XXIAS taken on the ed ult. from the
w shop of Mr.. Evan P. Taylor, q
dark close bodied coat, having in the
pocket a double cased cap'd Silver
Watch. marked B. Newman, London,
No. s44s. Whoever will stop the said
property will receive the above rewards
on leaving it with the Printer.
April s 100. st
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Tobacco V anted,
For which the highest market price
will be given. Apply to
a.5 p. Dunbar e Co.
biarch7. co
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For ]. CIV ork,

IU1 CIV 4 VI n,
SSE The fine schr.
$3.50. ROSE-IN-BLOOM,
ID. Rowland, master, will take freight
for New York, on moderate terms-Ap-
ply to the master on board or
T. Fl. ROWLAND.
April a.3t
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october6
Mr. John b i)abney,

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day Of the Circuit Court OF the District
Of Columbia: TO be held for the county oi
Alexandria. In November 1916, or as
soon after as counsel can be heard; Ishall
mcye that court to award Judgment
gainst you in favor OF the common coah-
ell Of Alexandra. forlthe sum of twenty
six dollars andphve cents, being the a
mount of taxes due on yo.r property on
Syolf-street, in the town OF Alexandria.
itor the years 1904. S, g., z 8, 9, 10
IL, ls, is. IA and l5--according to the
act OF congress passed the 18th FeDrua-
airy, 1904, s,,.,s
Attorney for the Common Council
OF Alexandria.
May 15-l6 dom
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DOCTOR DARRAH,
Surgeon Dentist,

I'd EsPECIFULLY gives notice te
Il Nthe Ladies EGentlemen of George.
town and its vicinity, that he has return
ed to his old stand, in Bridge Street
nearly opposite the Union Tavern, where
he will be happy to wait on them in the
line of his profession. He makes and in.
serts the best Of enamel teeth, from one
to whole sett, in the best manner, with.
out pain in the operation. He nends de.
cayed teeth with silver or gold, to be as
|usefal as ever they were. He cleans, Sc
parates and extracts teeth, roots and
stumps in the best manner.
October 81 2awSw