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are free from calomel, and yet more efacacao1s an
restoring healthy action OF :hc Liver. $..Sf
These remedies are certain cure for Consump-
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the liver create healthy blle, and remove all dis
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The sea-Weed Tonic gives tone and strength to the
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DR.. ScnENcK is professionally at his prfncipal
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ELECTION OF OrFIcERs.-At q regular
meeting of Richmond Lodge, No. :l3S, l. y.
G. T., the following officers were eleGted !:
". o. Tenplar, c. E. Fitzwiiso4; Ny.
Templar, Miss NJ. L. Redwood;s m" Chap-
lain, s. F. Curry; w. Secretary, Charles =.
Hasker; w. A. Secretary, G.. z. r. u. An-
mons; w. Treasurer, Miss B. 5. REDWOOD
w. Marshal, Thomas H. Barker; w. pep
uty- Marshal, Miss Eva Wilson; w. i. D,
Miss Lille Billups; w. L. s., Miss Mamie
Smith; w. /. Guard. Miss Matte 1eaman
". o. Guard, Joseph Thacker;; J.. W. 7.
Templar, James G. Hubbard Lodge Dep.
uty, j. D. Redwood. Delegate TO the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia, j ID. Redwood; Alter
nate, Mrs. E. j. Redwood. ia u: u:
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE NEW hENT SENATORIAL CONTEST SET.
TLEp-B. +. BLAND, Esq, RECOGNIZED AS
THE NOMINEE following is official
The State Executive Committee, to whom
Major V. Walden and i. +. Bland, Esq,
have submitted questions relating to their
candidacy for the Senate OF Virginia in the
district COMPOSED Of the counties OF New
Kent. Gloucester, Mathews, and Middle
sex. and who have fully heard these gen.
ilcmcn in reference TO these questions. re-
crct the unhappy differences which exist in
that senatorial district.
The committee see nothing to Indicate
that in the creation OF the existing dlthcul-
ties any county OF the district designediy
acted even discourteouSlv towards any other
county OF the district, much less IN dlSre-
gard OF the rights OF any other county:
They all had equal rights in the matter, and
all seem to have acted in good faith.
But forced as we are to decide the ques-
tious presented to H.. and the near ap-
yrosch Of the election prccluding any other
solution. We arc oi opinion, and so de-
eide. that the Convention which met
nj gloucester Courthouse on the 10Th day
oi september, 1871. had the better right
10 nominate q candidate for the senatorial
district; and VIC decide further, therefore,
that under all the circumstances OF the case
T.. +. Bland ought to be considered as the
Conservative candidate OF that district for
the senate Of Virginia. And we earnestly
trust that the friends OF Major Walden
throughout the district, and that the pa
,riotic voters OF New Kent especially, will,
for the good Of the party, cordially acquiesce
and give 10 b. +. Bland an earnest support
at the coming election, rs we have assurance
from the spirit manifested by Major Walden
and the sentiments expressed by him that
he will do. JOHN Ii. GUY,
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
A. NJ. KELLEY,
State Executive Committee.
November /, 1877.
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY-Police-Ju Jus
tice Joseph j. White presiding. The prin-
cipal cases before this court yesterday morn
ing were those of the pickpockets, OF which
there were four-Janies Z. Tyre, James $.
Banker, j. w. Chapman, and James Dim
stead. Dimstead was acquitted, there being
no evidence against him, and was ordered
TO leave the city at once. The others were
committed to Jail until Monday, when their
cases will be inquired into. $780,
Susan Hill, charged with keeping disor-
derly house, was ordered to move Wlthin NJ
teen days.
Robert Jones was fined $3.50 for assault
ing and beating Stephen Wood.
Charles Nelson (colored), assault and bat
terry, was jailed for five days.
Mary Jane House (colored), charged with
keeping house OF bad reputc. Case was
continued until Monday.
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TIE MOZART LAST GHT.-The new \

TIE MOZART LAST NIGHT.-The new Mo-
zart Hall was filled to overflowing last
night, the occasion being the first musicale
in the new quarters and the seYenty-seventh
of the Association. Every seat was occu-
pied at an early hour, and large crowd OF
ladies, as we'll rs gentlemen, had to remain
standing during the entire performance.
The orchestra played as appropriate to the
occasion the overture 'Don Giovanl," Dy
Mozart, for the opening piece; " Fest .,
overture, by Leutner; and the g Beautiful
Blue Danube - waltzes, by Strauss.
DR.. Bartkowski rendered most acceptaDly
and artistically De Beriot's fifth variation
For violin. Misses Swain and Redford sang
II Would That NY Love-" by Mendels-
sohn: the latter lady solo for alto, with
yiolincello oblgato by Mr.. TMlow,
.s Mother, How Dear Thou Art to Me-,
with great sweetness and expression, ana
was warmly encored Miss Alice Swain
was never in better voice or ever gave
greater satisfaction than she did in the two
solos for soprano, "Sombre Foret from
Tell,' by Rosini, and the waltz-song, by &.
A. White. She was enthusiastically ap-
plauded, and was compelled to respond TO
an encore.
Mr.. w. II. Grant sang in his usual satls-
factory style Nancy Lee" by Stephen
Adams. His reception must have been gratl-
flying to himself and friends.
A great many strangers were present rs
guests. and many had to be refused admis'
sion, they not knowing the rules OF the AS
sociation forbidding the sale OF tickets at
the door.
The committee having the new building
in charge are to be. complimented for the
very efficient manner 10 which they have
carried out the work entrusted to-. their
care, for almost numberless have been the
obstacles which have beset them in remod-
elling and furnishing the old structure for
merlv known as Assembly Hall; and yet
one suggestion or criticism may be ad
yanced, and that, too, in spirH OF the ut
most good feeling, which, IL needed, will
greatly add to the beauty OF the Hall, aud
take away what now is rather unsightIy.
Reference Is made to the peculiar color OF
the window-frames and the moulding
around the walls. It should have been !;
rich marone.
The other point is one which may be re.
ferred to the Board Of Governors. They
have given oft and repeated announcements
that encorcS would not be permitted. a
few weeks since they renewed that rule with
accentuated emphasis. And YET the intteI
;bIe rule was bent again last night. Tit
cause for so doing was undoubtedly grea
one: but then the principle was bad, and L
calculated to destroy the respect Whicl
should be shown the Boatd OF GoTernors II
! their. announcements. 5s.s. !. ~. .,l.
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CONVICT LABOR ON CANALS AND RAIL
ROADs-INSPECTION OF PRISONS, &C., ON
BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON-FORGE RAILROAD
We are informed that Colonel S. A. Swami,
Superintendent Of the Virginia Peniten-
tiary, in the discharge Of his official duties,
went last week over the line Of the BIZ
chalian and Clifton-Forg railroad. His in
spection OF the prisons, hospitals, cooking
arrang gements, &C., for the conricts satisfied
him that the company were complying in
entire good faith with their contract. He
reports that the convicts are well provided
for and attended to, and that they are not
only contented but cheerful. The progress
made in the work since the goth Of June
last, its commencement, surprised Colonel
Swami, as it has many competent judges.
The return OF eighty-one conyicts to the
State penitentary this morning is in pur-
suance, and not in contrayentlon. OF the
plans OF the company. A number OF those
returned are or soon Will be entitled to final
discharge. Others, owing TO considerations
OF health and safety, it was not desirable to
retain on the work during the winter
months. -,
An effort is being made to inaugurate the
getting Of ties and other timbers in order to
the employment OF fifty convicts not needed
on the graduation, &c., after December 10th.
The value of convict-labor having been
fairly tested by the railroad company, an
effort will be made by the James River and
Kanawha Company at the next, session OF
the Legislature to secure the, passage OF a
law authorizing the employment Of convicts
in deepening and Strengthening s.the canal
from Buchanan and Lexington to Rich
monl
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THE REVIVAL MEETINGS at Leigh-Street
Baptist church continue with y,unabated in
terest, large congregations filling the house
every night, Notwithstanding the excite
ments OF Fair-week. The pastor. Rev. j.
r. Garlick, d. d., baptized four persons
On Wednesday night and seven on Thurs
day night. Twelve others have been re-
ceived for baptism, making about fifty con-
verts during the past month. Rev. j. R.
Harrison, OF Roanoke, Is still assisting the
pastor, and will continue with him next
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PoUND-PARTY.-The annual pound-party
for the benefit of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Home will be held on Wednesday
the 7th Of November, at the Home, 517
north Fourth street. The house will be
open for the inspection Of visitors from Il
NJ. to 10 P. NJ, and all who feel an interest
in this most beautiful charity are expected
10 attend. The entrance fee is one pound
of groceries, or whatever may be useful in
q store-room or linen-closet. -
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The LEE MoSuNEST MoDELs.-1hc cShi-
bition Of models offered in competition for
the Lee statue at the Senate chamber Is very
attractive. and has drawn thither many dis
tinguished ladies and gentlemen, who have
generally spent q pleasant hour examining
and comparing them. According to the
arrangement deemed wise by the authori-
ties. the names Of the artists are not attached
10 the models. But YOU can easily have
pointed out the two MilscS, Miss Winnie
Rcam's, Valentines, Shechan's, Ezekiefs,
and the others.
In the opinion OF many the judges will
soon drift down to two certain models, and
then will have some difficulty in determin-
ing which OF the two is the better.
Mr. Mills, the elder, and Miss Winnie
Ream, and possibly other Of the artists, are
in the city.
General .)ubal 4. Early made lengthy
and critical examination OF the models yes
icrdsy, and has no doubt made up his mind,
though he may not have expressed it, as TO
which model best represents Lee on horse
back
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TO the Editors of the Dispatch: -....
Will you oblige ME by stating that have
in my possession (handed to me by Mrs.
Hayes waterproof and "wrap" which
We're accidentally exchanged by some lady
for similar articles belonging to Miss Eyarts,
at the Governors reception, on Wednesday
evening last. l will return the former TO
the owner OF them il the name should be
left at the Dispatch office, or at my house,
102 Linden Row; and, by request, / will
forward the latter il they should be restored
to either place above named.
PEYTOS WISE. p.
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THE THEATRE Observation-Disclosures the
1lazeppa engagement will: be closed at tie
Theatre, and higbly.lhterestlng pro-
gramme is promised. This afternoon thcre
will be grand family matinee, when no
doubt splendid audience win greet MISS !,
Buckingham IN Mazeppa, DiGk Tnrpln, ana
Tom King. From Rlchmond the company
will 90 to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
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MONTICELLO. HALL.-MisS Sallie Parting
ton and her dramatic company will give an
interesting entertainment at Monticello Hall,
Broad between Sixth and Seventh streets,
tonight. She plays "Old Southern Home
and it will doubtless draw full house, as
it has for the past two performances.
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ANNUAL SERMoN-EPIsCOPAL CHURCH
HoNE.-The annual sermon on behalf Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Home will be
delivered tomorrow night. the 4th Of No
vember, at St. James church, by Rev. DR..
Petertin, when collection will be taken up
for the support Of the Home. Service COM
menceS at s O'Clock.
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A SERIOUS Accidentally the fall OF a
piece of plastering from the ceiling OF the
store OF Messrs. John Ell. Tyler & Co., yes
terday, an alabaster work representing the
three sraces, fine plate-glass OF show
case, and other valuable articles, were
broken, entailing loss OF about $3.50.
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La CoSMANDEUR CAZENEUyE.-The Rich.
laond theatre-goers will remember with
pleasure .SIr. j. p. Zimmerman, who was
here several years ago as Miss Kellogg's
agent, and more recently as proprietor OF
the Juvenile Opera Company. Next week
Mr. Zimmerman will como again, and this
time with La Command deur Cazeneuye, the
great magician, who is said to be the wiliest
and mes. wonderful OF ali performers In his
line. The sale OF reserved seats is now pro.
crossing at Johnston's, No. 018 Main street.
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THE ST. CLAIRE HOTEL BURGLARS BEF0RE
JUDGE WEXFORD on WRIT OF UABEAs
CoIprs.-Ye YeSterday morning c. L. Carter
aiiaS l.. Lewis, and George johnson. the
parties who were arrested for robbing j. b.
Crcnsl,aw at the ST. Cl,frc Hotel, and COM
mitted to jail few days ago by the Police
Justice to await the action Of the grand
iury.. We're taken before Judge Wexford on
Il writ of hqbeas corpus on n question OF
bail. The Judge, after hearing the eyi-
dencc, dismissed the writ, stating that he
would not interfere with the action ef the
Police Justice.
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THE CONSERVATIVE CoMMTTEE-THE CAPT
TATIoN TAx.-A meeting Of the City Com
nlittee was held last night, but there was no
quorum, and consequently no business was
done. 'rhe committee will meet On Monday
night at 7:30. The committee propose to
have printed and officially certified lists Of
the voters who have paid their capitation
tax Such lists will be placed in the hands
OF the judges OF election, and it is believed
will be received rs proof OF the payment OF
the fax. Thus thousands OF citizens who
have mislaid their receipts will be saved
great inconYenience and annoyance. 80. -.
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\ L0NG-FELT want to the community has been
paper which, while giving the latest fashion notes
from abroad, should, at the same time contain in
terestlng and instructing reading matter, social
notes, household hints, aud in fact, should be q
thoroughly-equipped family paper. "Andrews's
Bazarn fully supplies this nee. the voice OF the
press proclains. Published by ". r. Andrews, Gin
ciunati. o..
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VISITORS TO THE STATE FAIR SHOULD NOT
fail to call at MoUNTcAsTLE & CoFER's and ex-
anime their fine assortment of Stoves, Tin-Ware.
Lamps, and House. Furnishing Goods. At the old
and popular stand, $40 Broad street. between Fifth
and 81 xth streets. ..#s' .-ts
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THE WoRK1SGNEN's AssocIAT1oN.-Ther
will be another meeting Of the Working
mems Association tonight, when the politi-
cal field will have to be resurVeyed.,
Or the FIVE gentlemen nominated by them
for the House, Messrs P. II. Starke, Thomas
Fl. Leary, John A.. Beivin, and John G.
Spangenburg, will not serve, .r.,s.r ~es
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To THE TRADE.-Wills, Lcghan, Lowman,
sclcct,n aud Allegheny Whskeys. A large variety
of cigars of every grade, Of our own manufacture
Tobaceos. teas, and wines and liquors OF our own
importation. Lowest prices guaranteed.
-. 20, ". u. BLAIR & Co.,
-tt-".. 9O3 Maiu street.
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.afEKMAID rRocHEs.'- a concentrated specific
suited for this enlightened age Nervousness, Rheu'
matlsm, General Debility, and all internal aches
and pains Convenient for the pocket Especially te
Dyspeptics). A dsligh,frd Troche FOR ladies and
children. See circular. PuRcELL, LADD Co.
l216 Main streai, aad druggists generally. q 25c
ond ~
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TIN AND METALs.-N. & G.. TAYLOR Co., CT
Philadelphia, arc probably the largest importers
and dealers in Tin-Plate, Sh eet-Iron, Wire, &c.
&C.. in this country. They keep also large assort.
ment OF general supplies Of al kinds in their line
We would call the attention CT the trade to their adj
ycrtisement to be found in another column of thu
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THE ROBBERS UARvEsT.-W ednesday
night c. II. III. Tinsley, OF Prince George
county, guest at Ford's Hotel, went into
the wash-room, pulled of his coat, performed
lis ablutions, replaced bis coat, and soon
afterwards missed from his pocket $50. Yes.
tcrdav evening three OF the hotel-servants,
Harvey Banks, AbSolom Lewis, and Ander.
son Smith, were arrested, charged with the
robbery.
They are old servants OF the hotel, and
have heretofore borne good characters.
In the opinion OF some persons the crime
was committed not by accused, but by eX-
perts, OF whom there were dozens in the
city during the Fair, and some are now in
Jail.
Policeman Fensom arrested Samuel Hous-
ton. charged with deirauding George y.
Wingfeld Of five dollars by some prlze-box
process. Houston represents that he was
absent from bis stand when the swindling
took place, and he claims, therefore, that 1t
was done not by him, but By another.
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ANOTHER NOMINEE DEcLrSEs.-Mr. John
G.. Spangeuburg requests us to soy that he
respectfully declines the nomination. for the
House OF Delegates OF the Workingmen's
hssOciation M. .a...t Vi. ....
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THESAroNfNE DENTIFRIcE prepared by bfEADE
6 BAKER will eradicate the inciplent tartar ON
teeth aud preyent decay. Fifty cents box. -,
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QUALIFIED.-E. II. Simpson and Isaac B.
Davis qualified as inspectors of tobacco at
Public Warehouse in the Hastings Court
yesterday for four years from January /,
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THE STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE have de-
cided to have no election tickets printed this year.
All candldates-State, district, city, and county.
must have them printed themselves Send orders 10
The Dispatch Printing House, and you Will get them
printed promptly aud cheapy. .,..-s.y...t.t., +.
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TIE FIRST and highest premium has been awarded
by the state Fair to D. II. ANDERSON, 9f3 Main
street. for best photographs for hts and every yesr
since the war. These awards will satisfy the public
as 10 where they may obtain the best pictures, -,
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WHIP-SELLEgS RoBBED.-Night before
last two whip-sellers, named John McNa-
mara and N. Cayenaugh, who had been sell
ing their goods at the Fair, were robbed at
Mrs. Butterworth's boarding-house-the
FORMER OF about thirty-four dollars and the
latter OF ten dollars.
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81. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents. ,nsert ad-
vcrtisements In all of the newspapers Of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts-
match counting room will receive prompt asten-
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BLEEDING AND u CERATED GUNS healed by
MEADE & BAKERt CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH.
F1fty cents bottle.
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FIFTY CENTS will buy pair Of good RUDBER-
FRAME EYEGLASSES. s .s... p,-s. t-.4.sis
| FIFTY CENTS will buy pair of good STEEL
SPECTACLES.
SIX DOLLARS will buy pair of GOLD -sPEcTA-
Giles or EYEGLASSES at C. GESHET's, OH Nlaiu
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LECTIoN-TICKETs.-The State Committee WIZ
not furnish tickets to the different counties this year
To prevent delay aud disappointment, send your or
dcrs to Dispatch Printing House at ones. .itJr.
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CHARGED WITH ROBBERY, james Turner
was arrested yesterday on the charge OF
breaking into one OF Richardson IL Co.'s
bouses and stealing a lot Of lead pipe. The
pide was found at 4 iunk-store on Brook
avenue.
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WE UNDERSTAND that the saloon at the Fair
which Is run by Mr. SMELLING Is supplied with
WALTER ID. BLAIR C CO.'S best liquors, and among
them the famous "GLENwooD i" RYE WHIsKEf,
which took the first premium Yesterday.
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FOR THE LATEST NOVELTIES and best qualities
Of HATS. CAps, FURs, and UMBRELLAS 20 to J. ID.
FRY & CO.'S, No. 1908 Main street. opposite post
Office.
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PARboSED.-The Governor has pardoned
Creed Martin, who was sentenced to nine
months Imprisonment in the Danyille Jail
for housc-breaking, and who has served out
about six months. "Pardoned because
medical evidence shows that longer im-
prisonment will greatly imperil and proba-
bly, destroy the Lille OF the prisoner" ~
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p DO NOT WAIT to have your eiection-ttckcts
printed. Send orders at once to Dtspntch frint-
ing-HOuse. =. \. 49, .@Ei... ~ !.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE q BAKERS
CAREoLIc sIOUTH-WAsH, for sore gums and de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents . bottle. ..y,'g
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SEND your orders for eec,ion-tickcts to Dispatch
Printing-House, and you will have them printed
promptly and cheaply. ...; r.
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fDEcAYED TEETH disnfected by MEADE C BA-
KER's CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents a
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FLowEIS-Designs Of every description ut NOR
TOMS. Main and Reservoir streets.
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BEAuTIFY YOUR TEETH by ttsIng MEADE 6 BA-
KER's elegant SAPoSIiE DEeSTIFRICE. Fifty
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DlscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully Ifate
by the use Of MEADE & nAKER's. sAPoNIsE DEs-
THRICE. Fifty cents a boy. ss,i .:S,.. .e@ts