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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
l. Notice is hereby given that on the l2lh day
of juno, 1875 that being the third day of Court,
or 30 soon thereafter as counse, can pe hesiu'
| shall apply to the Circuit Court OF Fa11ax
| county, to be hold for the county OF Fsir'ax,
| State of Virginia, beginning on the lUth day OF
June 1873 for an order directing the transfer OF
| all monies in the hands of the commissioners OF
sale in the case of Brewer vs. BECK, or ID Inc
hands of Q. w. Hunt. General Recei of the
County Court of said county, belonging TO
Charles r. Beck and William B. Beck. who are
infants under the age of twenty one year,, snd
residents of the county OF Washington, IN tne
District of Columbia, to me- as their lswiuiiy
qualified guardian in said Dlstrict Si GouTe'a
By Thos Moore. his Atty ap l7-w4w
VyIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks
Aiexandria. on The 27tth dsy Of March, 1873.
John Credit in his own right, and as admins. :Is
TRAITOR of Nancy Dudley, deceased plaintitf,
vs. Mary Ann Cole, Anna Bustsr Benjamin
Mccoy and Eliza Mccoy, his wife; Isaiah
holly and Elizabeth Holly, hi, VIE; os%ss M;1
liam b. Dudley Julia Huett, Margaret A.
Huett and Ada NJ. Cook, defendants. In
chancerY.
Memo. The object of this suit is to obtsin
decree for tho sale of ground rent OF SlS per
nnnum of which Nancy Dudley DIED se:zed: !:,
LIS UcIouuduIs w ~
min Mccoy and Eliza Mccoy. hi5 wife lSalsh
ltolly and Elizsbeth Holly, his vile. and Julia
huett, Ada NJ. Cook and Margaret A. Huett, not
having entered their appearance and gwen So
curity according to the act OF Assembly,
and the rules Of this Court, and 1t appear,
ing by affidavit that they are not residents OF
thisState it is ordered that said defendants appear
here within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what is necessaryto protect tner
interest in this suit; and that copy OF TINS or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexsndrla "a
zette, newspaper published in the city OF Al
exand ria, once week for four successive weeks
and posted at the front door Of the Court douse
of this city. A copy-test:
MORTON MARYE. Clerk.
Albert Stuart, q q. NH 1o-W4W
TO GEORGE A. HEATH AND LAURA
l. ANN HEATH, non residents OF the State
OF Virginia. .,,
You are hereby notified that motion will be
msdo on the first day of the May term OF Prince
William Circuit Court, commencing on the 18th
day of May, 1873, to substitute Sidney Teasdae
trustee in the rccm and stesd Of Thomas Fey.
ton deceased, in a certain decd Of trust executed
on the 22d day Of November, 1865 and OF re-
cold in liber No. %, page 2S3 of the Clerks Of
fee Of Prince William county, conveying cer-
tain tract of land situate and lying in said coun-
ty, in which you are the grantors the said fey-
ton grantee and trustee, and one Susan +. Teas.
dale, the beneficiary.
SIDNEY TEASDALE,
ap l1-w4w by his attorney. q. 4. Nicol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-18

We are told, on high authority, to "uso
hospitality, one to another, without grudgng,'
and most people agree that to ask friend to
dinner is very agreeable form of hospitality,
and very pleasant way of showing kindly
feeling. 1t is one that is extensively az
proved, and it would be difficult to discover
an easier and better one. A good dinner, we'll
managed in every way, generally results In
fair amount of honest lawful enjoyment, and
is means of diffusing that good will towards
our immediate friends which adds so much to
the enjoyment of life. Dinners become oE-
jectionablc only when they are given from a
love of show rather than from love Of ones
friends, and when display gives place to con-
fort. Then they take their place among the
great crowd Of shams, and arc to be condemn
ed accordingly. Elaborate and luxurious dlr.
ners are exceedingly expensive, and people G!
limited means would find it better to avoid
them, and to content themselves with palmer
and less pretentious affairs. When large dl1.
ners are attempted with insufficient help and
With inadequate MEANS they are seldom sue.
cess, and instead Of rejecting credit on the
host and hostess, they arc very likely to call
forth scornful smile or sncerinS remark
| from the less charitable of the guests.
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T1OTHE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA -
l. l announce myself rs candidate Tor super,
intendent cf Police, subject to tho oec's'on VI
tho primary election. ,U1No
aplG.tpe JAG. a. Ja mo
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SMALL SUGAR CURED HAMS, Should.
~ ers and Breakfast Pieces Just received By
ap8 }. @. u 4. MILBURN.
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"The Epoch of the Mammoth and tn
Apparition of Man upon the Earth o.
James G. SouthalI, AM, LID. (Trubner)
This is one of the best arguments which ba:
ever been given on the side OF the "shor'
ohronologsts." 1t is sought to provo o:
evidence which is deliberate and we'll arrangcc
if not conclusive, that the g lacial period wa
removed from the present epoch by no very
considerable lapse Of time. 1t is further urgeo
by the author that man in the most ancient
epochs appears to have been equal in all phy'
soal respects to man in the present day. Inc
Engis skull which was undoubtedly ancient
appears to have been thoroughly human, and
as little ape like as the skull OF any modern
savage of the present day. The Neandertha!
skull, on the other hand, which many have ac-
duced as being more or less apc-lke IN us
character is not shown to be really an anclent
skull, and its gtsen,ent with the bones OF thc
cave bear found in its immediate vicinity has
not been proved. The author is very carelu!
to point out the errors into which the late olr
Charles Lyel was led when estimating tho
growth Of peat and which led In some
cases to results which we're incompatible
with those arrived at by the observers
of peat deposits in European and Amer
loan localities. Perhaps, except IN an
American forest it is almost impossible to cs-
innate accurately the enormous growth OF peat
Another point in this work deserves moro
especial notice. The author, carrying out the
analysis which Col. Forbes Leslie made out,
points US to the enormous number OF pre-
historic nations who possessed traditions OF the
extinct animals who have been supposed to
have vanished before the human period, having
really survived until the appearance OF carly
man. The occurrence Of the lion in Thracc
at an historic period has long been known; Or.
Southal enlarges at length on the facts that
some of the larger quadrupeds have dlsar'
peared from the localities where they Wero
found during the historic period. Thus the
is now confined to Central and
Southern Africa, but in ancient times 1t
abounded in Lower Egypt, and as late as tho
year 1900 the traveller Zerepghi killed two
near Damietta. 1t was found in India IN the
time of Alexander the Great, as attestcd by
the letter of Alexander to Aristotle, and by
Onesicritus and other ancient authors. Df.
Falconer, H. Colebrookc, and ii. II. wilson
are inclined to eorroboratc this theory. AS
very adroit argument the conclusions OF Dr.
Southall are difficult to answer, especially at
the present time, when the practical student
of the geological evidences OF the antiquity OF
man is usually different person from the
zoologist or anthropologist. mall ia
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-18

A report upon the effect of gasIight upon
the eyes has recently been laid before the Ger.
man Minister for Education by the Scientific
Committee for Medical Affairs. The concu.
sions arrived at arc that, according to present
experience, gasght has no prcjudlca effect
upon the eyes, provided that they are su'ii-
cienty protected from its direct action. For
this purpose the committee recommend shades
and bell. glasses Of translucent glass porcelain.
On the other hand, they disapproVe OF Opaque
metallic shades, since when these are used tie
eyes, though themselves in shade, gaze upon
strongly. y.ilumined surface, and become daz'
zled and ovcr-stimulatcd. On account OF the
large quantity of heat evolved by gas, the
burner should not be too near to the heads OF
persons in the room; the heat is liable to cause
headache, and even congestion of the brain.
Care should also be taken to prevent tho flame
from Pickering, which is often source OF
mischief and annoyance. Where there is any
particularly irritable condition Of the eyes,
dark blue glass will be found advantageous
The committee believe that with these preoau.
tions gaslight may be used without fear of
mischicf-Medical Examiner.
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CANDIDATES.

IAU announcements to be pail for.in Advance !
mo THE VOTERS OF ALEX IAN RAJ
| / resnectrnlly announce myself candidate
for re. election to the otico OF Collector OF the
| Northern District, subject to the action Oh lne
coaeeTvss'Vs as 17ote primary ''''N JOHN Il. HILL.
TOTHE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA -
i I announce myself rs q candidate tor super,
| intendent cf Police. subject to tho decision of
tho primary election. ,,v1Nc
apl6.tpe AZ. a. a mo
T RESPECTFULLY announce myself can l.
i ddate for the tflice OF superintendent VI
Police, subject to the decision OF 'ne primary
election. D,,op
sp ll-tpe GEORdE y: Ihhoh:
r TRRSPECTFULLY announce myself can
i didste for tho Office of Collector of Taxes Tor
the Northern District subject to the acton Ct
'hs sn eSnye5'S'''s 8 tpo p''"'AG{y GEo Ii. MARKELL
Y1O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
l. ALEXANDRIA-Att the request OF some
of my friends and fellow citizsns. hereoy an
nounce myself candidate for re- -electon 10 inc
position of Commonweslth's Attorney OF the
city of Alexandris. This announcement IS maus
subject to the action of a nominating convention
or primary election of the conservative party
If am reelected to the Office shall deVote my
time, enorgy and ability TO the discharge OF Inc
legitimate duties pertaining TO it. ,o,
ar2 JOHN Nj. JOHNSON.
ANNOUNCE myself candidate for the
l. cfli 60 of City Sergeant, subject 10 tne decls-
ion of the primary election, and respectfully re-
quest the support Of my follow cltzens;
NH 3O-te u NJ. MON % nOn.
ITO THE PEOPLE OF ALEXANDRIA
i CITY.-I take this method of announcing
myself candidate for re election to inc olnce
ornu
cd me to fill this place in a manner so haUcrlhg
to myself that feel now, as I did then, that
my best Efforts could never discharge the ooliga,
tions under which you have placed me. For that
manifestation of your confidence ana regard.
nave labored to fulfill the duties OF the once SO
that no one should regret the selection you linen
made, and hopeI have done so scceptaoly TO
ALL III have met your appreciation In tho past ano
should receive your enforcement AGAIN L, can
only pledge continuance of the same o1ncisl
conduct in the future. l believe have dis
charged my duties TO the satisfaction OF the court,
the altornies the juries and all others having
business relations with the courts IS we'll as to
the public. aDd in asking your renewed sup
port am confident that no derellctlon can De
charged against me- have always endesvored
to act fairly, TO make no distinction. to do no IN
justice to any one, and to bs an impartial pubic
officer. l, therefore, ask your undivldet sup,
port in the approaching election, and. II tshould
be your pleasure to elect me, it will be mine
always to faithfully subserve your truest IN
terests
Very truly your obedent servant.
NH 29-te r 7. LUCAS.
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|NR0OUET FOR THE MILLION.

I NROQUET FOR THE MILLION.
III, best assortment all styles, from the cheap.
est to the finest London Club Sets, just received
and for sale at
FRENCH S, NO 95 KING ST.
Our Dollar Set Ct Croquet ID the best in the
State; balls. 8 msllets, wckets, wood box,
hinged lid and clasp.
Eycolsir Croquet, London Club mallots, full
SETS all qualities and prices.
Indeslructible Crcquet. with ratont rubber
face mslets.
"Vexilo," or the Improved Method of Play.
more pleasing and exciting than the regular
game Everybody is charmed with it, All
STYLES and prices on hand.
The best thing in Paper and Envelopes in the
market is our ten cent box. II sheets Of
| Paper, "a Envelopes, Boz, Alphab2t CsCd-sll
| for 10 cents.
Have q full stock of all tho faer qualities Of
Paper and Envelopes, in very handsome boxes.
Base Balls, best Regulation Dead Ral, ST
each.
Harper's Half Hour Series, full stock.
| A largo assortment of the Seaside, Lakeside
| and other Libraries.
New Books daily.
mn 2s G. F. FRENCH.
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FISH. OYSTERS, DC.

q
FISH, FISH, FISH
We have this day formed copartnership
under the firm name Of
GEO. T. PRICE & CO.,
Dealers in
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
Fish received daily from the fishing shores on
the Potomac, and supplied to consumers IN
quantities to suit either frosh or sslLod by ex-
perienced packers.
Stalls Nos. 2 and 9, City Market and Fish
House No. !, Cor porAtion Fish Wharf
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guar.
snteed. g. 4. PRICE.
j. r. COOK.
g. A. NOWLAND.
NH l3-tf w NJ. JhVlNS.
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II. SMITH,

WILLIAM H. SMITH,
DEALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
FISH WHAEF AND STALLS CITY MAR
KET,
would inform dealers and others that ho is pre-.
pared to furnish them with all kind of
POTOMAC FISH.
at the lowest possible prices; would call the
attention of buyers TO tho fact that my, brand
stands No. l in market st all times and intend
to sustain my reputation in that respect
NV etslls, Nos and S. Fish Mar ket will be
SUPPLIED with fresh fish every morning. They
will be superntonded by Mr.. james &. Grimes,
ST., and families can depend on getting the best,
whether they como in person or send orders.
Persons at q distance wanting Fresh Fish can
depend on getting them packed in good order:
re- All orders addressed to Nm. II. SMITH, D.,
Alexandris, Va. will! receive pronp: attention.
mar
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FOR SALE
500 pounds Old Newspapers.
AT THIS OFFICE.

GUN UMBRELLAS
SUN UMBRELLAS
Just received a full line OF the aooveIvery
chesn. Cali and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. Also full line of Torchon Laces
ard Insertings, at
NH 25 =. y. BEhR1'S, ~ hlue e..
."IN TIME OF PEAcE PREPARE FOR WAR
EADBEATERS BED BUG POISON.
ii Oostsr's ditto, Lyons Msgnotic Powder
and Powder Guns also Stonebraker's and oiher
kinds of Poison for killing Rats. Mice, koaches
&c, for sale by n,, G. ppo
NH l9 IS. LEADBEATERS 8 BRO.
T IME, CEMENT, PLASTER, Sand Felt
PEAKE j. MALLS,
feb2e cor, King and Columbus cts.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PRINCE

THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PRINCE
L William county.
1ifs. vs.. Lucien N. Fewell and Sarah e., his
wife. James L. Brawner, Char. es K. BrRwner,
DC, defendants. In chancery.
On consideration whereof the Court, without
passing upon any Of the questions raised by the
bill and answer, doth adjudge. order and decree
that Lucen N Fewell and Sarah e. Fewell, his
wifs, administering of William Brawner de.
ceased, and William E. Goodwin, Sheriff, COM
mittee administrator de bonis n On of the said
William Brawner, deceased, do render respec-
lively an account Of their administration of the
estate Of their intestate, the said William Braw
ner deceased, before one of the Commissioners
of this Court who is directed to examine, state
and settle The same, and report the same to the
Court, with any matter deemed pertinent by
himself specially stated, or which may DO re-
quired by any # the parties TO bs 30 stated.
Ard IL at he shall ascertain all Of the debts due
By the estate of William Brswner, deceased
and classify them according to their respective
priorities, and take account of the debts due
the said estate, together with an account of he
nnnual and fee sim pie value Of all tho real ests to
belonging to said estate. and report 10 the next
term OF the Court.
Commissioners Office, April 9Th, 1873
TO the pa ties both plaintiff and defendant:
Take notice that have xed To ESDAY, the
30th dsy Of April, as the time, and my ciice, IN
the town of BrentsviIie, a, the place. when and
whore shall execute the requirements e the
decree from which the above IS An abstract
Given under my hand, rs Com missioner Of
tho Circuit Court C Prince William county,
this 9Th day Of April, 1873
ap ll-w4w A. SINCLAIR
s;IRGlNlA, to with the Circuit Ooult
of Fairfax COUNTY, April Ku'es, 1878.
Mary q. Clarke, by Mary Ann Stevenson, her
next friend. against Ambrose +. CsrGo. In
chancery.
-;
divorce a vnculo mstrimon!i fo. the plaintiff
from the defendant
1t Itsppesring by t1idavit fled that the ce'eHd-
ant is non resident Of this Stste, it is ordered
that hc appear within one month ter dde pub.
licatirn hereof, and do what is nece :ssry TO pro-
tect his Interests a copy-sesta:
r. y. RICHARDSON. Clerk
Moore q. q. sp 4-w4w
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WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION AGAIN
w to great inducements ard bargains in
BOOTS AND SHOES
JOB LOTS at one half the cost OF msnufac-
ture. Ask to seq them, and be sure you do not
mics the ace-ll0 King street.
NH 20 WADDEYiS
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Alefan0ria 6az&ttI
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL Is.

SIX DOLLARS PER ASEUM-IS ADVANCE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31

Dnnning ct ais. ofWhitneyville, for State Board
OF examiners for teachers,
ny Mr. YOUNG of Reconsideration of W
+. Jones ct ais of Brunswick for same.
by MIR. MAYO of Eden-Pctition of r. w
Emerson Ell ais. of Monson, and school committee
of sherman and Smyrna for same.
BY Mr. PLUMMER of Lisbon-Petition of I
w. Maxwell If Webster for same.
BY Mr.. LoTHRoP of St. acknowledgements.
Of ). A. Maxim and GO others against divertinc
savings bank tsN from the support of schools 10
the general expenses of the State.
Temperance:
by Mr. SMITH of Litchfed-Remonstrance OF
Charles A. Metcslf and 80 others of LitehfelJ
against the Druggists Bill
by Mr.. BOWER of Phipsburg-Of James II
Berry and others Of Phipshurg Center against
same.
BY Mr. DYER of Pamyra-Of G. A. Farwell
and ~ Others, Mrs. ). ID. Thompson and l07
others, John c. Connor and GO others OF Pittsfeld
against same.
OF II. A. Wentworth and 80 others of Brown.
field against same.
Legal Affairs
By Mr. GERRIsH of Lebanon-Bill AN act to
amend sec. lO9 chsp. Of the revised statutes re.
latlng to the collection of taxes.
by Mr.. LEIGHTON of Debois-Bill an act 10
repeal chap. LOG of tie public laws of 1876, ie.
lating to deer.
Fisheries
BY Mr.. Moore of Thomaston-Bill an act to
amend au act To regulate aud protect fisheries and
propagation OF fish, with petition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31
POVERTY AND D,sTxtss.

That poverty which produces the greatest dis
tress IL not of the purse but of the blood. De
privcd of Its richness, lis becomes scant and wa
terry, a condition termed dneni1 in medical writ
lngs. Glven this condition, aud scrofullus swell
ings and sores, genera and nervous debility, los,
OF sppetlt", weak lungs, throat diseases and con
sumption, are among tue com uon result, There.
fore, II you are a sIhcrer from thin, poor blood
do not hesitate, bat employ Golden Medical DIS.
coyery which emf hes the blood and RADICAL,
cures these affections by striking al the root of the
evil and iemovin! the cause.
For all bronchial, throat and lung affections
severe lingering coughs, wesk lungs, consumpt
ion IN early stage, s,thms and kindred affections
Dr. Pieces Golden Medical Discovery 10 The
sovereign remedy, and has outrivsled all its com.
petItors. 1t Is harmless in any condition of The
system, yet powerful to cure. Druggists sell IT,
A host of people have used SLIPPERY Ell
LOZENGES fer their Coughs and they speak Of
them in the highest te ms For sale by all Drug.
gists.
Caswel & Co., corner Washington aud wnts
SITS, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31

Among the antecedents of disease are inertnest
in The circulation of the blood, an unnaturally at
tenuated condition Of the physique, indicating
that the life current is deficient in nutrive proper
ties wan, haggard look, inability to digest the
food, loss of appetite, sleep and strength, and 4
sensation of unnatural languor. All these may bt
regarded as am ing the indcia of approaching dis
ease, which Will eventual y attack the system and
overwhelm il, ii 1t is not built up and fortified in
advaGce, lnyigOrate, then, without loss of time
making choice OF the greatest vitaliLing agent ex
tant, Hostetter's stomach Bit ers, an elixir which
has given he ilth and vigor to myriads OF the sick
and debiltated, which is avouched by physicians
and analysts to be pure well as effective which
is in mensely popular IN this codntry and eXten
sively used abr, al. and which has been for years
past ole OF the leading medicinal staples of Amer
Fg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31

The passage of the Stanley Matthews
resolution in the House by vote of 1876
to 70, indicates that the silver men are
strong enough in that branch to over.
come the Presidential veto of silver The
majority was greater by 81 than two
thirds of the members voting, and three
more than the two-thrds majority of the
House required by the Constitution to de.
feat the Presidents veto. The yeas show
116 democrats and 70 republicans, and
the nays Sc republicans and 90 democrats
An analysis OF the States by sections af
fords some striking facts. New England
gave but votes TO the resolution. The
seaboard Middle States, exclusive OF Penn.
sylvanis, out of Al votes, gave it but O.
Pennsylvania gave it IA. The Western
States, Kentucky, and Missouri being in.
cluded, gave 81. The South gave GA,
and California 3. In l6 States, casting
l08 votes. not u negative vote was found
and all the States are west of the ALE.
ghanies and south of the Potomac.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-31

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times says: THE pas.
passage of the anti-subsidy reso-
luton in the House was something of a
surprise, since it was generally believed
that while the resolution would receive q
majority of votes, it would not show q
strength of :wo-thirds. The vote was un.
usually full, there being altogether only
90 members of the House absent, some OF
whom were paired. The affirmative
vote of ia is majority Of p OF the whole
House, and Of 45 of those who voted to-
day. The So who expressed by their votes
that they were not opposed to subsidies
would need to be increased by more thar
60 votes to give them majority OF tn,
whole House. The majority of the alb
sentees would probably have voted in the
negative. The vote to ordinary obserya
ton, would be decisive of the fate of the
Texas Pacific and other schemes of III,
same character"
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by East India mission
airy the formula of simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy aud permanent cure of con.
sumption, bronchitis, catarh, asthma, and all
throat and lung aft ctions, also positive and rad
ical cure for nervous debility and all ner.
YOU complaints, after having tested it,
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to hi.
suffering fellows. Ac;uated by this motive, and
a.desile to relieve human suffering, win send
free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe il
German, French or English, with full direction.
for preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. w
Sherar 1876 Powers Block Rochester, y. Y.
ian IN 4w