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What Storrs, Of crooked whisky lore. might
Q certain Chicago lawyer yield up if Congress
could squeeze the truth out Of him? And
such Krums Of information - might be
picked up here, to Pierre-point . moral or
adam Bab-cock-tail ST. Louis Times.
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j.. III. KELLER
has received what every person expected who visited
the Exposition and saw his display. The following
PREMIUMS
Were awarded to him:
No. 1905. BEST FAMILY SOAP-Diploma.
No 1906 BEST FAMILY. SOAP made in the
Southern States-Siver Medal.
No 1908 LARGEST DISPLAY OF SOAP IN
VARIETY AND QUALITY-Diploma.
Awarding Committee GEO. W. KENDALL
J J. JOSEPH,
AND. CAYARD.
A true copy.
New Orleans March G. 1876 mh7 st
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"Meet me by gaslight alone" sang Har-
lem swain beneath the window Of his lady
love "Now you get out; I amt no gas
meter, replied the gentle creature, throwing
open the lattice, and sending down the con-
tents Of the tea-kettle on his head.
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A Chicago photographer has invented a way
Of making large mouth dimple up and look
stnwberyyfed, and he's had to order three
new cameras and buy twenty-four more
chain Free Press.
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UuRr1xansr.-with our regular Sunday
D1ilion win hereafter be issued supplement-
vAaeh win enable MS to lay before our readers
greater amount and diversity Of reading
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This country will be up on its ear-that is,
its frontier-if those Mexicans don't behave
themselves.
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lar or LrrTRs. BULLETIN will pub
- hereafter ths List Of Letters in the Sun
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The King Of Sweden writes editorials TO
Ane Of the leading Swedish journals.
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n Card.

Such was the great Int rest manifested oy inc
thousands of visitors to the Southern Stats Exscsi
ton, (which closed yesterday, In the novel ana
wonderful ROGERS UPRIGHT PIANO exhibited
by u.s. that We deem it due 10 the music-iovlng pup
lie to inform them that these instruments may DO
seen and examined and hear, or tried, at our ware
rooms, opposite the Varieties Theater at all times
and that will be pleased to meet, not only those
who desire to purcha but all lovers OF the arstc
novel and useful and explain them n detail ali the
advantages and rts of this wonderful instr iment
which is destined, uDqu stionably, to supersede All
other styles and makes Of irst-cass lianos. Win
cordial invit .tion to all Q,
Very Respectfully.
noh7 adn1t BLACKMAR e. FINNEY.
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NOtice-CJty Idres, 1876.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CITY HALL !
New Orleans, March Z, 1876.
All CITY TAX BILLS of 1876 remain unpaid
on the 31st inst will be advertised according to law
and carry per cent per annum interest and costs
from that date.
Until then one par cent rebate will be allowed
EDWARD PILSBURY,
mh7 til Administered r of Finance.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-10

THE THIRD TERN ISSUE is one OF
the distractions from which the Repub,
l!c of Venezuela is, happily, free, al
though subject to such tribulaliOns as
revolutions, earthquakes and the like.
by the seventIeth article of the Con
stitution-which would appear to be a
document long enough, at least, for a
much more populous country - the
President Of Vcnczuela is ineligible TO
re election, even for second term,
and the single term allotted to an in
cumhent of the Chief Maglstracy is of
two years duration only. Moreover,
none of the relatives of IL President, to
the fourth degree of consanguinity or
affinity ,c,.n be elected to succeed him.
One would think that these provisions
of the fundamental law would not only
do away with Cpsarism, nepotism, and
brother-iu .law-ism, bnt would render
revolutions unnecessary by bringing
ing the Presidency within the reach OF
the Republic in his turn.
And yet they do have resolutions
down in Venezuela now and then,
although the last report of an uprising
would seem to have been hoax. The
next presidential election comes off in
August, and it is stated that the coun-
try is now preparing for it," but in a
quiet way-which is encouraging to
the small class of cosmopolitan patriots
who profess to admire South Ameri.
can Republics.-EUening Telegraph.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-10
The Farm,rsand the Centennial.

At Middletown, Saturday, the State
Centennial Commission met a number
OF peach growers, and discussed the
subject OF fitting representation OF
Delaware's Agricultural products al
the Centennial.
A suggestion was made and favor
ably received, to tho effect that the
subject could be properly attended to
by the Peninsula Agricultural and
Pathological Association.
Mr.. Samuel Townsend suggested
that the Commission should hold n
meeting and put the matter into the
hands of the Middletown, Bridgeville
and Laurel Agricultural societies.
Mr.. Bewlcy thought that n good
suggestion, and it was then agreed
that a meeting of the Commission
be held in Dover next Tuesday week,
at which the subject shall be discussed
and if they decide upon this plan, a
meeting of the officers of three socic'
ties shall be called to meet soon after
and take immediate steps to gather
the best of the products of the State
for exhibition at the Centennial.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-10

To SUFFERING LADIES. Rogerson's
Female Hydydstia Po,GdsrS, for ali female
Complaints. By mail, 81. Address. Dr.
Rogerson =. o. Box. 256S \. Y.,nv
The daily gazette., 1876-01-10
HARDWARE, dc.

8. f. C0R-..TAIRDa&.sHIPLEY SITS.
have always on hand q full assortment OF
Iron and steel. Best brands Of American
Hammered and Rolled Bars, English Refined
Bars OF all sizee; Band, Hoop and Slit Iron /;
best Norway Nailrods and Anger shapes, Gal
vanized and Black Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear,
Blister German, Swede, Spring, Tire. Ma:
chinery and Tap Steol. Smith, Coach and
other Hardware. HOrse Shoes, Horse Shoe
Nails, Borax, Bolts, Clips. Nuts. Washers.
Malleable Castings, Wagon Boxes, Springs,
Axles, spokes, Felloes. Shafts, Bows, &c.
Carriage Canvass. Oil Carpets, Rattinctt, En-
ameled Top and Dash Leather. and Coach
Hardware Of all kinds. Iron Wire Galvan-
wed Nails. Babbit Metal. Lead spelter, Banca
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &c, &c, Smiths and other
tools, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Sledges, Ham.
mers, Shoeing Knives, Files, Rasps, Smiths
Drills, Tire Benders, Twere Irons, Stocks and
Dies, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollers, Back
Chains. &c.
All Of which will be sold at very low prices,
whOessl and retail for cash or approved
credit. MARI 1865
The daily gazette., 1876-01-10

A SPECIMEN CARPET BAG LEGIsLA-
ToR.-The New Orleans Times tells of
a well-known Republican carpet-bag
legislator in that city who visited sa-
loon not two blocks distant from the
State House, and after imbibing and
treating to the amount of $2.40, whis-
pered to the bar keeper that he would
settle as soon as he got the 5000 for
his vote on the State House bill. The
vender of spirits leaned over the coun-
ter and caught the bribe -taker by the
throat, but the latter escaped, leaving
behind his scarf and some whiskers.
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High Handed Outrage.

New YoRK, December 4.-Upon the sezur;
Of Edward Roche's illicit dlstillery Saturday
over si5, 900 worth of property and At barrel:
OF spirits were found, all Of which were lott ii
the establishment under guard Of seven mar
shals-three OF these were left in the rectiiylne
establishment, No. 553 west Forty First STREE
and four in the illicit distiery itself, which is
located on the other side O.! the way, but which
communicates with the former building. The
mgrshals remained at their posts during the
early part Of the evening but about 10 O'Clock
some Of them went to supper; the others anti
cipatcd DO disturbance and those in 533 were
sitting around the stove when tumult arose
i'll The rear, the police were caedin, when hands
out side fixed paddock to the door and locked
the whole party in; then the streets swarmed
with men and an entrance was effected into the
disti!lcry, the marshal on duty was abused and
the barrels Of spirits carried off before his eyes.
Other marshals returning to thoir posts we're
hurried into alleys and hall ways by bands of
roughs and held there till the removal Of the
liquor had been effected. Then the whole
crowd disappeared as quickly as it had gathered
and when police force arrived they sound not
Il SOUL upon the strasi.
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ALEXANDRIA

present condition of the ,untry calls f I sons.
actio which shall settle the POLITICAL ci.s
qule uie. The clause in the constitution re.
spectiug the oanvassng ut the electoral vote
is quoted and pronounced inadeqya c aur! liable
to diverse construction. The attempt to can.
vass the vote in joint session Of Congress is
deprecated as ccrtaio 10 raise partisan issues
and develop strife which may prove Nest
disastrous to the c1uatry. The letter then
proposes as the remedy that he whole matter
shall be transferred to the Supreme Cour; Of
the United States 1t is urged that that is the
only tribunal from which fair and bipartisan
decision, one which will satisfy TIC whole
people, can be obtained To effect this the
letter proposes that the two Houses shall i'm
prove the three weeks preceding Christmas in
framiog and agreeing upon constitutional
amendment placing 10 the Supreme Court the
duty of canvassing the electoral vote Most Of
the State Legislatures meet Immediately after
the holidays, when the amendments could be
submitted, and the letter holds to the opinion
that the amendments could be ratified without
delay, so that it could be made part Of the
constitution and apply TO the present election
Both of the presidential candidates, it is
urged, would recognize the wisdom Of this
course. and both the republican and demo-
cratic Legislatures would ratIfy it. The letter
dwelIs at length upon the wisdom OF removing
this important matter from tribunal likely to
be effected by party strife.
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Leave Washington 9 10 q. m, Aloxan drla
:. 10 II. ~. and make connection At DanViile u
South and South West.
Leave Washington 8 10 a. m, Aloxsnaria
50 a. H., and connect at Lynchburg to Mem
phis, Little Rock and Texas, and TO atahts
and al points in the South, and, via Now Or-
leans, to Galveston and Southern Texas also
connect with Ches. tS Ohio Ohio East and west.
Leave Washington at 80 p. M, alexandra
NJ 10 ~ u. NJ, get to Gordonsvllle At = ~ g. ~,
and connect with Ches s. Ohio Il Il. westward
!, Huntington, Cincinnati. and all tho North
vest, and Eastward to Richmond snd beyond,
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Wash,
ngton at 10 a. m. daily, except Sunday, anu
get to Strasburg at p. III. LoaVe Stras6urS Il
q. H., and arrive at AleIsudrls 5 p. m.
For WARRENTON leave Washington daily
ri s 10 q. w.
Trains from South arriving at Washington at
50 a. M, p. M. and ii IS p. ~. make good
connections with Bait. il Ohio and Eslt. y 70
,omac trains to Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York, and to all points North and Nor'n
west.
Accommodation leaves Alexandria for Cor
donsvileTuesday, Thursday and Saturday At 8. ~
p. M, and leaves Gordonsville for Alexanurls
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 3 U. N.
Pullman Sleeper daily, tcithont change, De
tween Washington and New Orleans, leaving
Washington at 10 a. NJ
Through tickets to tho South aid west n
lowest rates.
q. j. FOREAQRE, s:en Msnagsr
J. Ii. BROADUS, &. I. a. dec
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III Bile ERS
CORNER SEVENTH AND D STREETS,
WASHINGTON.
c,
.dUCTJON SALES.

DUBLlC SALE OF LOUDOUN LAND
i TUESDAY, the 18th day of December,
lS7G-As executor of the late Geo. l.. Bitter,
decd, / will sell ut public sale, on the promi-
isos, two miles north Of Middleburg, OF Tues
day, the 18th day of December, 1876, all the
REAL and PERSONAL ESTATE Of which
said Bitter died possessed, to wit:
& TRACT OF LAND, containing .2jjt acres,
moro or less, situated about two miles from Mid
dleburg, on tho road leading 10 MountsTiilo,
adjoining the lands Of E. G. Broun, Wlilism :.
Carter and others. Tho lsHd is conveniently
laid off into eight fields ard meadow, with
running water in each, and is III good state Of
cultivation. The improvements consist OF f fssss
q comfortable STONE DWELLING, Iass& Ga
containing seven rooms and y kitchen; "A good
Barn, Corn House and o::!cr necessary outo
buildings. Also quantity Of personal proper
~, embracing one Horse, one Cow one Thresh-
ing Machine, one two. horse Buggy and Har-
mesa, ono four. horse Wagon, one Cart, ono
Wheat Drill. Log Chain, snd y lot of old iron:
one Rifle &c. Also variety OF Household and
ki!ct Ell Furniture, embracing six Beds, Bed.
stea,Is and Bedding, Chairs, Tables CarpeLing,
Table Waro, Clock, Bureau and many other
articles not necessary to mention.
Terms--The land will be sold, ono third oil
the purchase money in cash on the day OF sale,
and the remainder iii two equal Instruments Q!
one and awo years, with interest from dnt", and
the title to be retained unit! tho purchase money
is o. paid. On the personal property credit
of Twelve months will be given on al sums o
so and upwards, the purchaser giving his bono
satisfactorily endorsed. nnd waving all exenp
| tons Sums under so cash.
Sale TO commence y! 10 O'Clock y N.
JOHN Il. PRIEST,
my - -ts Ex'r OF Geo :, DlXnr ti1cd Il.
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ssy Green AZ wise,

Real Estate Agents anG Eucton3ers.I
TOY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed by Thomas l.. Sanborn and Julia
w Sanborn, his wife, y, secure the payment OF
tho purchase money for the land described IN
said deed, dsted Juno 10, 1865, snd of record III
tho Clerks office Of Alexandria city, in lbcr Il.
No. \, pago ST., tho undersigned, trusteos. will
sell by public auction. in front OF the Mansion
House. on Fairfax street. .exsndria. Va. on
SATURDAY, tie :;Oth day Of December, 1876,
at ~ o'clock M, that portion ofthctract of land,
in Alexandra County, We, known as wv a K
WICK" and referred tn in ssid deed IS lying
On tho northeast side of the Washington end
Ohio Railroad, between said railroad and tho
Washington and Alexandra. turnpike and
Georgetown rosd, contsning about - aere:
and should that portion Of tho tract sell inr an
amount no. sufficient to pay The sum OF 522lS -,
with six per cont interest thereon from June 10,
1874 together with al tho Apenses OF executing
this trust. then, BE- the tgsIns CT said deod, the
trustees will sell, 1T the sallc time and place,
aid upon the seino tcrnl2 tho ether portion ci
said tract lying on the Southwest eide OF tn;
W. & 0. r. r Containing shout % acre., AID
upon which tie family mansion Is situated.
Terms OF Ssle-Ono fourth of the purchase
Money to be paid on the dag OF sale; tie residue
in three equal annual instruments, the deierrea
payments ID bear interest payable hslf year. J
from the day Of SALE and TO be secured upon th'
property sold. Expenses Of conVeyancing to b'
| borne by tho purchaser.
REUBEN JOH%HrON. r.rs.,o.
w G. IEAIES
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south Carolina.

COLUMBIA, S. G. Dee. after the !wo
Houses were called to order Speaker Wallace
ANNOUNCED that as there were 100 special con.
stables in the State House to eject democratic
members and as he feared such a movement
would be resorted to and bloodshed would en-
sue he adjourned The legally elected House to
meet at Carolina Hall. The democrats in a
body withdrew to Carolina Hall where they are
now in secret seslith. The republicans then
went .Lto secret session in the State House.
The town Is full of people and great excite
ment prevails,
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AUCTION SaLES.

PY VIRTUE OF ~ DEED OF TRUST
- from J. S. Wiu1satt and wife, dated May
10Th, 1876, and duly recorded in deed book No.
5, page 416, one OF the land rocords for The city
Of Alexandria, and 81 the request of the party
secured thereby, l will sell by public suction,
in front OF the Corporation Court House OF the
said city, on MONDAY. December 4!h, 1876.
st ~ o clock M. the following premises, TO
wit. a Il :hnt TENEMENT and LOT OF Has
GROUND and sppurterancos situated on .assSsaL
the east side Of Royal street, in tho said city OF
Alexandra, Virginis, between King and Prince
streets, and designa.ed rs No. 1t, supposed to
be in front about - foot, and bounded on tho
north by Turner's line, and Oh the south by
Gregory's line, and extending eastwardly in
depth the same width rs in from. TO Churchman' :.
alley.
Terms Of Saie-Ca,h. All conveyances 81
purchaser coat.
nov 2l-ts A. w. ARMSTRONG. Trustee.
rs The above saio is postponed until WE'D
NESDAY, December q. 1876, III 10 Il. M, at
the sGn!c place.
dec lid A. w ARMSTRONG Trustee
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ssy (sree.s &, 2yigp,

Real Estate A gents and AucLonceI3.
10y VIRTUE or i DEED Or TRUST
.Gr from William a. Hampton and sarah, his
wife, to tho undersigned, trustee nnl at ti:o re
quest Of tho party secured in S'dd decd, "i!l
oher for sale hy public MictIon, ~ the %ity Of
Of December 1876 at l.. o'ci5c', III, in front OF
the Mansion House, on Fairfax st., the property
conveyed by said decd, 10 wit: y TRACT Oh
LAMB, in the county oi Prince william, VA,
lying two miIos soG!h Of NokcsslElo station,
containing forty acres moro or less, aud NJ
joining the land of Mir CausIsn'; ana OILERS
Terms Of Salc--Caah enough t" pay the OK
peuses Of sale and the notes due, and tho rcsldu(
ON n credit Of one, two and three years, with IN
tcrost; the notes - DC secured By doeI OF trns
nov 27-wts PETER WISE, Trustee.
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[ BY Telegraph. !

NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Stocks dull ana lower.
Money ! Gold 1885, Governments dull but
potter since the opening. Flour quiet and firm.
Who's, shade finer. Corn quiet and heavy.
BALTIMORE, Deer. A.-yrginia Is. deferred,
81; V.rg;nias, consolidated, GS5 do Cd scries 3it
Cotton quiet and easier; middling llial i5
riour strong with q good demand; Howard ST.
aud Western Super 4aS4 80; do. Extra oaSb %;
10. Family ,5sS7; City Alills Super 4sSt % !;
do. Extra |, 25aS6 %; do. Rio brands 5oaSG 7oi
do Family IS 50. Wheat firm but quiet; busi-
ness restricted by light supplies; No. 2 Western
red 1851; No. s do 1913; Pennsylvania red ls2a
l4o; Maryland red, good to prime, l@Sal42;
DO. amber l45al5l do. white l25al45. Corn
Southern quiet and steady; Western srm but
quiet now Southern white 5la57; do. yellow o.
s57; Western mixed old spot $50; new spot 57s;
Dec and Jan j71. Oats dull and steady; South
ern primo 37a3S; Western white 3Iao9; 90.
mixed ;}3a35. Rye nominally firm at I04Io.
Glover Seed steady and firm st Halo. hay
steady; Maryland and Pennsylvania prime liza
SIS. Provisions dull and heavy. Pork SIT 30
Sugar duh and steady at l2al25. Coffee trmer
and higher Rio csrgoes 1880; jobbing 1Gs2o5.
Whiskey dull and nominal at 81 H.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Cattle very dull
snd rather lower; sales Of 34o0 extra Pennsyl'
vania and Western al 53aGt fair to good at "a
Ole; common 4ic. Sheep in fair demand sales
of 5000 st Bate gross. Hogs unchanged; sales
of lG01.
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Foreign News.

PARIS Dec. 4.-Vaguc rauors arc creulat-
cd that President MacMahon may possibly re-
sort to unconstitutional interference in the
present ministerial crisis. 1t is noticeable that
in the face of these disquieting reports Gam
betta's organ advocates decidedly moderate
course. aud Iavors the maintenance OF the pre-
sent ministry, under the leadership Of NJ. Leon
S,u
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Tho market opens dsn snd active Flour s
steady and unchanged. Whes! holds 1T the
advance noted on Saturday, and choice lots sold
to-day at 1872 other saos at l24al4O. rs to quail
", with offerings of 1916 bushels. Corn Is III
better receipt. and offerings were made to-day
OF 1910 bushels. which sold at So for old, and u
aud So for new. Rye has further ad1sn2ad, "id
sold ut G5. Oats dull ut 81 dressed Hogs arc
scarce. with slight advance Other country
produce at quotations.
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The Situation.

New YORK, Dec, 1.-The Heral's New
Orleans special says the Returning Board was
in secret session at Wells private room until
two o'clock Sunday morning, and resumed their
session yesterday.
The Worlds Washington special says the
President, in his interview with Mr.. Hewitt,
talked at lcogth on recent occurrences in the
South.
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eo,s,i:in" s:.e ELECTORAL Vote.

ST. Lou!s. i g. !.-Ex Senators Carl
Schur4 and ,loha L: Henderson, and other
prominent u,n "i h,s .rty have forwarded
letter to The President 81 the Il. 5. Senate
relalye I" he coa!..I:i-, ii lie elactoral vote
mlth lie r'qlcs: ;!,at he lay !! before the u.
J. Ssugls They say 10 the letter that the
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ssy L. d. Nerby. AucaiOueer.

a VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOk
"A RENT-Will be rented by public auction,
at tho Drovers' Hotel al Yves, End. on TU rs
DAY, January ID. 1877, at o'clock, the farm
known as LAWNS BARN." a miles from
Alexandria, containing about SIXTY ACRES.
for one yoar from January !, 1877, to January
!, 1873 Lessee TO give bond, with security Tor
the ront ut the time Of renting.
nOY W-tu i. ID. CAITS. Receiver.
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y sure cure TO! cramps, nausea, nligesIon'
and collie = Creighton ) Extract Jamaica Ginger.
10 relieve dccp.s.atad cough w. knew OF
nothing better than bis cough drops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-04

The STyLEs-Ladies wearing The latest
"Piubuck" aud striped silk stockings are very
liable to contract stubborn coughs or colds, and
should DOT neglect to procure DIR. Bulls Cough
SyrHp 10 time.
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CAMPHOE ICE. Rose Lip Salvo, Liquid
~ Dentridce Smiths Aromatic myrrh, Balm
Thousand Flowers, Oriental Tooth Paste, ly-
on's Tooth Tablets, Farnhsm's French Tooth
Lozenges, Browns, Thurston's. Whites, Wells
and Williams Tooth Powders al4o /" ino rs
sortncn! oi English Tooth Brushes, for sslo by
n..l2 u r. S LEADBEATER s. BRO.