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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-19

The State Prison at Waupun
contains ut present sixty more pris-
oners than ever before.
Green Bay sends represents
tive East this winter TO induce capt.
tai to seek investment there.
j. T. Kingston, of Neenan
recently sold 1910 acres of pine
land in the town Of Sigel, Wood
county, for 81, l6o.
The citizens of Colby, on the
Wisconsin Central Railway, give
notice that they will apply to the
Legislature for n new county, to be
formed from five towns in each of
ranges |, east, and |, west, in Clark
county, seven towns from Marathon
county and one or two from the new
county of Lincoln.
We saw a bed of pansics in full
blossom, natural and CROWN in the
open air, at Woodland, on the 10th
inst Oc0nonaOacoc Tones.
About sixteen hundred miles of
new railroad have been constructed
In the United States during the
present year, against $3.50 built in
1873, and $40 in 1872.
A man in Washington county
has dug a well so deep that a wind
mill is necessary To operate 1t.
Patton 4 Howard's new paper
mill has just started 1T Neenah.
This makes three extensive paper
nj lis they have at Neenah.
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t. Nicholas for 1874.
BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Of this book CHAGLFs DUDLEY WARNER
writes:
In the bound volume St. Nicholas, with
its glory Of red and gold we have a perma-
nent addition to the literature Of the young
Never before has SO much literary and arts
tic talent co-operated in the service Of child
rem. 1t is a continual educator OF their taste
and OF their honor and courage. [ do not
see how it can be made any better, and if the
children don't like it think it is time TO be-
gin to change the kind of children in this
country"
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TAXES PAID FOR non RESIDENTS.
ICoRREsPoNDENcE Solicited. |
Nonresident Capitalists,

who contemplate investing money here, will
find it for their advantage to address the IN
dersigned for advice in the matter, as by SO
doing they VIII gain haopledge respecting
three important things
Ist. To kao,a PRECISELY the locality or spot
,cle'e to Unrest their money.
2nd. To h,,o,o CORRECTLY tie po1us Of the.
property They desire to purchase.
Sd. TO k,,o,c RELIABLY he ,cay or manner,
IA ,rticd 10 proceed to get it at tie lo,gevt fg,sre
sep22.To w CBANwELL.
C,TATE OF WISCONSIN,. oUNTY or DOUGLAS
, IN Cjrcu, curt.
The Board Of Supervisors of the County of
Douglas, plaintiff against
CIarissa VI. Abel, Z. W Anderson Jr.,
Emily J. Bright Charles II Bright. Jane, ".
Bright, Eva 5 Bright Margaret " Bright,
jess. }. Bright, Jesse D. Bright ! Bean, c.
Bean, CHARLES Bishop. +. Z. Bradford, John
Baxter, q. A. Bell. Oncsime Bruno. ".
Christopher, J. + Calhoun. William W Coz
coran, VI. D. Clark, ". J. Cornell, Emerson
Chase, Edward Coylr j. Caldwell. John Don
ahue, Eliab b. Dean AldoT pez.H, Frances
NJ Dodge, James II. Dodge, Eliza T. Drew,
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
The GREAT NATIONAL MAGAzINE,"

HE GREAT NATIONAL MAGAzINE, +"
enters upon new year Gts ninth volume)
with the November number, with broader
plans and larger enterprise than ever before,
and with the ambition it has maintained from
the first, to demonstrate itself to be the
brightest, the strongest, the most beautiful,
and in every way the BEST POPULAR MAGA-
ZINE IN THE WORLD. During the year it will
present such marvels ofiIlustrative engraving
as no popular magazine has ever been able to
publish It's writers wiz be, as they have
been, the choice and chosea literary men and
women Of America. Among the attractive
features of the year viii be a Nelc Serial Nogel,
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Redemption Notice of Tax
Sale of 1872.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DouoLAs-ss.
Office Of the County Clerk,
Superior, Dec. /, 1874.

UiilCe OF The county NItTht
SUPERIOR Dec. /, 1874. }
The following pieces Of land having been sold by the
County Treasurer of the County of Douglas on the
tai day of September 1872 for the taxes interest "nd
charges If the year 1871 Therefore notice Is hereby
given that uni "a d lands are redeemed from sad
ale on or before the Third day of September, A. ID.
1875 they will be conveyed the respective puichas-
ers according Law. The amount of taxes, interest
aud charges ca cnate ip the last day OF redempN
ton is set opposite g. each piece respectively.
RICHARD RELf, County Clerk.
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Two Splendid Serial Stories.
The Young Surveyor"
3" Eight Cousins"

by J. 7. Trowbridge. author of the Jack Haz
ard Stories, etc.
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VICK'S
Floral Guide
For 1879.

ron 1915.
PUBLISHED. QUARTERLY.-January number
just issued. and contains over 100 pages, 300
engravings, descriptions of more than 800 of
our best Flowers AND VEGETABLES, with Di-
rections for culture, Colored Plate, etc.-the
most useful and elegant work Of the kind in
the world. Only % cents for the year. Pub
lished in English and German.
Address, JAMES WICK,
Rochester, Y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-19
" The Story Of Seven Oaks"

by J. G Holland. A series of papers from
various pens on
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american Life and Scenery"

including descriptive papers on American
cities, will open in january with a narrative
OF WESTERN DISCoTERY AND ADVENTURE, by
Major Powell, whose descent of the Colorado
is one of the most famous exploits Of Western
travel. This series will rival The GREAT
South" III the magniiceuce offs Illustrations,
whilst possessing greater variety and wider
interest. Also another illustrated series:
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"A Farmers Vacation in Europe"

Six articles recounting the experience of a
well known American farmer and engineer
Colonel Warning, OF Ogden Farm, Newport,
h. H. during tour through some Of the less
frequented parts Of Western Europe, in the
Autumn of 1873.
A series of papers Of great interest on
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French Literature and Partisan Life

by Albert Rhodes, with illustrations by
French Artists, will appear during the year
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-19

Green Bay sends a representa-
tive East this winter to induce capi
tai to seek investment there.
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DoUGLAs COUNTY couRT-,n Probate.

Dist. Atty, Douglas county, Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-19

The State Prison at Waupun
contains nj present sixty more prlS-
oners than ever before.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-12-19

j. T. Kingston, of Neenan
recently sold 1910 acres of pine
land in the town Of Sigel, Wood
county. for So, l6O.
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AL T. X A ND RIA.

TIE CANAL BRBAR.-It is now reported that
the work OF repairs to the break In the Alexan-
drla canal at Four Mile Run. will be completed
IN SIX weeks. with favorable weather. In the
mean time the coal agencies here are receiving
their boats by river, via Rock Creek.
BRLLIGERENT FEMALEs.-A one leg ged sh De-
maker named Opiey, who lives across the canal
locks, was attacked last Friday by some colored
women, among whom was one named Betsey
Brown, and so badly beaten that tor a time it
was feared he had received serious injuries
CI<eue yesterday.
PASTOR EXPBLLRD.-Tbe members OF the
cOlored Baptist Church at Freedmen Village,
Alexandria county, held Il church msetng on
Sunday evening last, and unanimously voted
TO expel Rev. Il. 5. Laws, from the pastOrate of
that church, it having been asCertained that he
was the happy pOsses,Or OF a plurality of wives
Some time ago, Laws preferred charges against
member Of bis congregation, named Randall
Bates. Tor the same offence.
MARE HONEsTY.-FItteen years ago lady of
Alexandria bought two pairs of slippers from
Mr.. john l.. Smith. memorandum was M ade
or the charge, by Mr.. Smith, but the stirring
events which have since transpired, had en-
tirely obliteTated the fact from his mind and
all record Of the debt had faded from his books
ana his me mOry. Yesterday the lady came to
him and reminded him of her debt, sni pail
him 50, the price OF the slppers expressing her
regrets that she had delayed SO long and
promised to pay the interest on the claim, in a
snort ume.-S,ntinsl yesterday.
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g EO r TO wv.

TIE PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES met last
night, and the applications of Misses lydia NJ
Hunter and Katie Blundon for positions as
teachers were received and referred.
DIRECTOR ELECTED.-The stockholders of the
Potomac Insurance Company, at their meeting
yesterday afternoon, elected Mr.. A. III. Dodge 4
director, in place of Gen. Richard Cruikshank
deceased. They also declared dividend OF u
per cent. from the earnings of the company for
the last six months.
FILL PROM ScApFoLD.-A young man
named Benjamin Caldwell, while engaged in
painting house on Maryland avenue, in Wash
ington, this morning, was precipitated to the
ground by the scaffold giving away, and
seriously injured. He was removed to his home
on High street in this city, in a carriage, where
DIR. Richie was called TO attend him.
FIRR-AbOut 1 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
fire was discovered by officer Riley in tue sec
ond story of frame house No. 50 Montgomery
street, Georgetown, occupied by Barney Co
quiTe. The officer tried TO turn in an alarm
from box No. %, but getting no response. he,
with some citizens, extinguished the fire; dam
age slight.
GRAIN TRADR.-The canal boat Seneca ar
rived t0-day with 900 bushels corn, no barrels
OF flour, and 100 bushels millfeed, consigned to
L. q. Wheeler. No sales reported.
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THE COVRTS.


To-day, Frederick P. Wiswell. charged with
arson in setting fire TO house belonging to Col.
George W. Dyer, on the sd of May last was
tried and acquitted. The act of firing was not
denied, but the defence was that the accused at
the time was not responsible owing 10 a severe
spell of Illness he had just recovered from.
PROBATE CoURT-JudGe DIN.
Yesterday, the will OF the late Amelia V. Bas-
sett was FLED and partially proven. After leav-
ing all her personal property to her sister, Eliza
Thorn, she bequeaths the rest OF her estate in
jr., Emma Halls little daughter, aud her sis
ter's babe, Lube, share and share alike" She
appoints James Lynch executor. The will of
the late Cecilia Evans, filed some months since,
was admitted to probate. VIM. E. Chandler
qualified as administrator de Bonis non of Wm.
SChlOTb; bond Sl10. John and Wm. Cruiksh ank
shank; bond, $4,000 John L. Fenwick was
appointed guardian of Laura f. Fenwick; bond
$500. Mary Munder was appointed guardian
OF the orphans of VIM. Munder; boni, SOB.
Anna Hills was appointed guardian OF the chit
dIen OF Michael j. Hills; bond, $500.
POLICE COURT-Jisdgs Smell.
To-Day, jas Gardner and Robert Cross were
charged with loud and boIsterous talking. OH
Ger Taylor testified that he was at the Balti-
more and Potomac depot when the little daugh-
ter OF Mr. Gardner came for him, saying there
was tigb. at the house OF her father on Penn
syivanla avenue, near 9th street. He hastensd
there and found both parties had been engaged
in an affray, and Cross WAS cut in the chin;
both were excited and talking in loud and
hoiste rOus manner. Mr.. l.. ID. Vincent testified
that he had called in 10 collect some money
rom Mr.. Gardner, when the fuss was going on,
and he lett in great haste. MIR. Greenwell tes-
titled that he was sitting reading a paper when
two men came IN and asked for drinks; Mr..
Gardner declined to give them any, telling
them that they had enough. A quarrel at once
arose, when one of the men picked up a spit
tCon and Gardner ran behind his counter and
drew a cavalry saber and defended himself
from the assault, and cut one OF them: Gard
ner wss discharged and Cross fined g and costs.
Matthew Sexton, profanity; $40. Frederick
Brown, same; 49, John Stevens, same; s..
Joshua Green forfeited ~ collateral for shoot
ing fiecrackers in the street. John Quinn,
cursing; 50. Chas. BriscOe, same; IS. Geo. +.
Lacey, disturbing the quiet of Georgetown: 80.
Sin yleton Bell, loud and bOisterOus; IS. Albert
Cumberland forfeited - collateral for disorder
Albert Shorter, loud and boisterous; -. Mary
Conner, loud and boisterOus, 81. Mary O'Don-
nell, charged with selling liquor without license,
was fined sos. An appeal was taken.
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The WOMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION met
yesterday afternoon, and the treasurer reported
~ In the treasury 10 June LIST; receipts during
the month, Al, eco; balance on hand July I.t
ST. The employment committee submitted
The report for the month Of June, showing that
curing the last SIX months seven girls have
been taught to labor until they were competent
70 MI situations in families. No one is kent
who can do better elsewhere. Out OF the
tWenty-one employed in the rooms fourteen
support themselves entirely, having 10 other
resources, and seven who have twenty six Others
dependent upon them. Fifty-fve are cared for
by The committee, some of them being very
needy ones. 10y
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a DECREE OF DIvORCE-Judge Wylie YES
tercay granted divorce in the case of Rachel
ID. Major against Allison NailOr, with an
annuity or $1,000, 10 be paid in quarterly in
stallments Of 900, which shall be lien on all
snd every separate piecetof property in the Dis
trict belonging to tie defendant. The parties
were married in 1885, she then being Rachel ID
Moreland, OF Montgomery county, Md, and as
she AYERS, brought to him the sum of a. 900,
with which he started IN life, and through a
course OF years amassed a considerable fortune
She charges that after raising a family he took
mp IN adulterous intercourse with one Kate
CoDnelly, on 14th street, with whom he has
spent his time entirely; previous thereto how
ever, having been addicted to most drunken
dlssipated habits. The application was filed
June 10, 1873.
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Freedmans' Savings and Trust Com

CONDITION. VF AFFAIE~ TO-DAY.
At the meeting of the trustees Yesterday, and
when the affairs OF the bank were being dis
cussed, Mr.. Purvis At once positively declined
10 serve, but Afterwards, under persuasion, he
agreed 70 take the matter under Amusement
again. MessIs. Creswell, Purvis and Leopold
were in consultation az the Treasury depart
ment some time this morning.
LGtsr.-At 3 O'Clock =. m. the trustees held
another meeting, az which Sir. CresweI stated
that be had considered the matter and decided
TO accept, and was ready TO furnish his bond at
once. The other members also signited their
Willingness to accept, and they Will probably
qualify 10 morrow.
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DEATH OF A TYPO.-Mr. Thomas r. Fitz.
williams. we'll knOwn printer. died in this CITY
Hast night after a lingering illness. He was
originally from New York, but previous to his
appointment in the Government Printing Office
had lived in Chicago and several other
western cities Although but thirty wears OF
age lie bad travelled extensively and MS gener-
Gus qualities gained for him the esteem OF all
with whom lie came in contact. He zone of
tne Gele gates IN the International Typography
cal Union in ISL, and Was last wear vice nTssi-
dent OF the Columbia Typographical Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

TIE SAFE BTRGLARY-This morning Nh
harrington, assistant district attorney, in the
criminal Court, Judge Humphreys, stated tn AZ
In compliance with a request OF the District
attorney, the Attorney General had appOinte!
MI A. u. Riddle especial assistant attorney
general, 10 take charge Of a nd conduct alt
proper and necessary proceedings to bring To
punishment such persons a. were criminsIiy
concerned IN breaking open safe in the Off &c
OF the nlted states attorney for the District of
Columbia, or in any burglary or larceny con-
nected thereTith." Mr.. n. asked that his ap-
p0lntEent be fled, and the judge SO ordered II
MI. klGdle VIII enter on an examination of the
case az once, bat will not probably be really fo-
trial at this term Of the court. As vet Benton
Is the only party Indicted, and he has engaged
MI l. q. Hlne as his counsel. The witnesses
IN the case OF hayes have not vet been before
the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

The WASHINGTON MARKET INJUNCTION
CASE GOES OVER TILL To- MoRRow.-This
morning, In The Equity Court, j udye Wylie
MI w. + Chandler, counsel for the Washing
ton Market company, called up the case of
Hoffman sgt The Washington Market cOmpauy
1.-THE butchers injunction easel. and incurred
whether the court weuld hear a motion 70 dis
solve the Injunction. The court STAGED that the
counsel on the other side (Messrs. Nerrick and
Cox we're not present, and he could not hear
the case until to- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08
LOCAL NEWS,
Condensed Locals.

We are glad 20 see samuel :. Hoover occupy
ing his stalls in the Center and COrcoran square
markets.
a suit was entered yesterday by Ex-Governor
Spragae, through bis counsel, against Lydia p.
northwest, from August, 1878, TO May, 1874,
amounting to $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

A MAN DROWNED IN Two FEET or WATER
TINS morning, between and O'Clock. col
cred man named George Booker about n wears
OF age was droW ned in the canal, near the Vir-
GINA avenue bridge. ltseems that he vas goin o
70 bis EoEk AZ Grinders brickyard, and while
walking along by the canal bank was ssixed
with q Mt and fell into the water which AT thar
point was less than two feet in depth, and was
held no inquest.
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10000 TICKEIs-S 600 CASH GIFTS.
a25O,OOO TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
NEW FEATURE, TO VITA CIR as GR1y1a.
ted 10 one OF eCeTy ten Consecutive NHDlbeys
no INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS

Whole Tickets, $40; Half Tickets. as: OuArtar
Tickets, 81 %; Eleyen Whsle TicE cts or a Half
Tickets for Sl0O. No discount on less aIn0ust
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS
This concert is stric ly for masonic purp sAs
and VIII be conducted with the same ibaraity hon
esy, and fairness " ich character lied the first en-
terprlse. JOHN Ia. ROPER, PRESS.
For Tickets and Circulars giving full informaio1
address,, HENRG V. MUURE, Secretary,
masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Va,
AGENTS Wanted Ec1yIrh,Ts. 1929 IN - fan
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CHARGE DIsNIssED.-In the Criminal Court
this morning, District Attorney Fisher called
atteItion OF the court 10 the case l.. ID. Vincent
charged with extorting monies IN the state OF
Mississippi, and stated that he had examined
the papers on which the warrant for arrest is
asked, and nnds that the charge Is brought over
two years after the alleged commission of the
crime. He therefore would not AK that he be
held longer. The court ordered his DISCHARGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

DIR. White, chiropodist, will be in attendance
at his rooms until Ssturdy evening, July 18th,
after which he will be absent until Monday
morning, August 81. Thousands of persons who
Wilt Dr. Whites establishment (NO. 535
18th street, opposite the Treasury department.
Washington, De- find that timely attention
to those important members, the feet, econO-
misses time, and conduces to health, comfort,
and cheerfnlness, and probably TO length
of life. DIR. White removes Corns without pain
so the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular EXcrescences
Club and lngTowing Nails, and other ailments
of the feet. Office hours from a. IN. to s. u. NJ
Fee, 81 per visit. Established in washing ton
ID. C., 1861.
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CITY ITEMS.

TEE CELEBRATED NEW YORK PILsgS BsRR
and Cincinnati Lion Lager on draught at tfeo.
W. Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue aud
AZ street. S4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

HOOVER & Bro will be pleased 70 see their
friends and customers ut their stalls in the
Center and Corcoran Square Markets on regu
lar market days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

GOVERNMENT and happiness reign in all
households where Dooleyfs Yeast Powder is
used. Try it. Your grocer has it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

AcC1DENT.-Two painters named Caldwell
and Downing, while employed in painting a
house en- Maryland avenue, between lst and %
streets southwest, fen from the scaefOld on
which they were seated, this morning, and were
severely Injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08
III o INV ALI DIS.

Ifyou are suffering with Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipation, Loss of Appetite or General DEBILITY
get one bottle BROWSlNG's BITrERS, and use
according TO directions, and il you are not beae-
fitted by il go back to the parties from whom you
purchased IL aud get your money back. All Parties
selling it are authorized to sell upon the above
terms For sale by Druggists aud Grocers generally
BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
6lO Pennsylvania avenue,
Jel2 5m Projectors and Mabufacturers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-08

WIN. H. HOOVER will be found at his stalls In
N the Center and Corcoran square Markets on
regular market days, az usual.
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nLD STAG WHISKY.

1hts Whisky is dtstilIed 70 our o-d>r asd Lent in
oond J0r us until its age warrants us IN ofsr.n0 81
% the public for use, Medicinal or social
Tie Increasing popularity lcith which Il Ia, b,s,
W. ssnce tts tnrodactton, ten years Ggo forGifs onV
Aeslation oN our part ~ claiming for q smooth-
ontee. ~
Our rIsh and tide 20 TIE exclusive use Of Ais
brand 20 Ca record al the United Slater Paenf O6e~
HALL & HUME,
DIALERs IN FINE WINES, BR.NDIrs
WHISKY, &C.,
IepS eoom e0T mLRKET SPACE
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WEEKS DoINGs IN WALL SrRRRr.-Explsins
stock operations on small capital without risk
Copy sent free. TUMBRIDGR & Co.,
1924 2 wall street, New York.
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DEADLY ARE THE DISCHARGES OF KNOWLES
INSECT POWDER GUS, loaded with KR0tcIcs'
Insect Destroyer, and directed against the insect
plaques which sre such a hindrauce to cleanli-
ness and comfort; but, though destructive IN
them, IL Is perfectly harmless TO humanity, and
may be safely handled 10y child. The large
packages are more desirable than the small
ones, as they not only contain treble the quan.
tity of those sold at half the price, but obvia.e
the inconTenience OF renewing the supply. De-
pot, q. y. CritteDtou, No. Z Sixth Avenue, Sold
by all Druggists and GrOcers. eos