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Baton Rouge Tri-Weekly Gazette & Comet* OFFICE ON THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE BRANCH OF THE LOUISIANA STATE BANK. VOL. XLIX. BATON KOUGE, LA., TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1867. NO. 61. mt)} professional Œartrs. JAMES 0. FUQUA D. 11. CALLIHAM FUQ.UA & CALLIHAM, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, CORNER TlllRD A BOULEVARD STB., (up stairs,) H h ( oii Hollge, La. TTJliih practice in the Courts of the Parishes 01 W JCast ana West Baton Rouge, Iberville and East and West Feliciana. SANDEL P. GREVES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Florida Street, Baton Konge.La. WILL attend to all business entrusted to k!tn iu East Baton Rouge and thea^jol ingpar lallen. _ ! ept30 _ B. E. CHANEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law, xaay7 BATON ROUG E, la. A. ME. »Ü»». ATTORNEY AT LAW, B oulkvard S t., B kt . CntiRce k T iiibd, Union ^Hollge, La. WILL attend to all business entrusted to him in thiH and the adjoining parishes, and in the city of New Orleans. J 1 ' 181 C. I>. FAV BOT. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, -and— notary public, Hat Oll Hollge, La. WILT, prastlceln the Parishes of Kant and West Bat .n Rouiçe and Iberville. Prompt attention will he given to the collection of all claims, notes and accountB. n ,v2-t lt. W. KNICKERBOCKER, Attorney at Law and Claim Agent, C or . Tum» and N th B oulevard S ts., (up stairs,) BATON KOUGE, LA. WILL Practice In the several Courts of the Fifth Judicial District aud in the Supreme Court of Louisiana. Particular attention paid to the settlement ol successions. He has also made arrangements In New Or leans and Washington City for the successful pros eyuiioti and collection of claims against the Gov ernment. dec» alvan e. read, Attorney and Counselor at Law, O fficb , C ob . T hird and B oolivabd S ts., (up stairs,) BATON P. 0 U G E , LA. T) ROMPT attention given to the collodion of all 1 claims. aug28-y_ CLAYTON B. EVATT. City Surveyor and Civil Engineer, Offli:e with It. W. K nickerbocker , Esq., Corner of Third and Boulevard Street!, tup stairs,) B A ION ROUOE, LA. W1U. attend promptly to all professional busl news entrusted to h.m. jan-'G6 ly^ b. m. hart *■ nibibt HART & HEBERT, bankers, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, BONDS, STOCKS, COIN, UNCURRENT NOTES, ETC., OFFICE ON I.AFAÏKTTK STREET I n tub old B ank or L ouisiana, apr26-ly BATON ROUGE, LA. Br. Thos. J. BuiQngton, RESIDENCE — LAFAYETTE STREET, Offlceon IM ort It Boulevard, ose door east of maj. a. m. dunn'b law offi0*. HAVING returned fro reside in town,offers his professional services tu the citizens of this city and country. febl9-y Or. A. II. Wears, physician & surgeon, Office at his residence on Africa Street, BATON ROUGE, LA. T>ESPECTFULLY offers his professional serv XV 1res to the inhabitants of this city and of th? parishes of Ea.it and West Baton ltouge. ja.i8-y " du . kratz , OFFICE ON I, A »I HE I. STREET, CORNER OF FIFTH STREET, jun24-tf BATON HODGE, LA. DR. J. w. DUPREE, Olitre at Ills residence on Laurel Street, REAR OF TUE M. E. CHURCH, OFFERS his professional services to the 'em s', ens ol Baton Rouge and vicinity jan2* y DK. II. B. HARTMAN, OFFICE «t his residence on St. Ferdinand street, between Africa ut-d Government. To l>e found at all other times at his residence unless when professionally eneaged. [Jan24] DR. WILLIAM REYNAUD, Offers liiB professional services to the public of Baton Rouge and vicinity. OFFICE ON CHURCH STREET, The same h eretofo r e occupied by Dr. R. H.D a T apr3-8m JOSEPH TROSKALOWSKI, Surveyor and Civil Engineer, BATON ROUGE, LA. ,RDKRS left at Gazette and Oomet office will re ceive prompt attention. ®neT 0 Business Œarîrs. DR. D. L. McKITRICK, JDBNTAIi S tJ xvQEON, CONVENTION BT, NEAR CHURCH, (Episcopal Parsonage,) baton rougi, la. Tbeth extracted without pain, by the electric forceps— a new way of applying electricity. This is a perfectly safe remedy, producing no bad effect»—the most delicate con stitutions are rather benefited than injured by it. Let the suffering people come and gife it a trial. The poor cau have their teeth extracted free of charge, i f they are not able to pay. feblö. Dentistry, Dentistry. DR8. D. L. A D. STOCKING hav ing permanently located in Baton Rouge, offer their profes-1 sional services to the citizen« of this city. OOlce Corner of Church and Laurel St.. opposite the METHODIST CHURCH. Together with our many patrons throughout tbia State, we hive the pleasure of referring to the fol lowing gentlemen : Judge E. C oolet, } Judge F. H. K abbah ,> Pointe Coupee. A. F bovobte, ) Col. J ohn 8. S oott, Mr. J. S cott S mith, West Feliciana. Mr. J oshua B kal, 1 J. W. D upbe, M. D., j Dr. R. H . D at , j W. II. N. M aori -DEB. J « — apr2-y F. A. NEPHLER, Justice of the M'eaccy FIRST WARD. Office on Boulevard, foot of Third Street. AV1NG resumed business, i am ready to at tend to all business and suits, within th. earliest delays of the law. apr8 H G. W. BUCKNER, Justice of the Peace and Notary Poblie, SECOND WARD, OFFICE ON LAUREL STREET, (Lately occupied by Fuqua A Kll^ourne.) -roay26 BAT0ÎI ROCGE, LA. ed. 1). cheatham wh j. walter. CHEATHAM k WALTER, Auctioneers, Collectors, Real Estate —a»d— GENERAL AGENTS, ,1100ms at B og el's Old S tand, > Baton Rouge, La. PROMPT attention given to th* ial. of Real Estate and Merchandise apr'18 SOLOMON KUHN, COMMISSIONED AUCTIONEER, BATON ROUGE, LA. BEGS leave to inform the cititens of this place and the adjoining parishes, that be has two leguiar sales every week in DKY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES AND FURNITURE. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, morning and evening. N. b.— Goods of all kinds taken on consign ment. Also, out door sales attended when called upon to do so. S r KUHN, Auctioneer, may30-y Corner Main and Third Hts G. F. Theo. Kingfield, PROFEBSOB OF VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, BATON ROUGE, LA. OFFICE ^ot of ItyUn street, In F L.i l'erpinitz's residence. For parties-] lurs see circular or inquire ac his office, marl9 F. PERRILLAT, Watchmaker and JeweDer, from geneva amd fabis, WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY REPAIRED AT SHORT NOTICE, ik the vest best bttlb. THE LATEST STYLES OF JEWELRY, ALWAYS ON HAND. Lafayette Street, Baton Rouge, La. C. F. RABENHORST, Cabinet-Maker, Upholsterer 9 —AND— UNDERTAKER, Corner of Church and Laurel streeta, (Formerly A. Baumstark's stand,) BATON ROUGE, LA. M etallic and W oode « CorriNS constantly on hand, and furnished to order at th. shorteit notice. j une23-y LEVI KELLUM, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, WHITE WASHES & WALL COLORES, Cor. Lafayette and Main 8ta., baton rouge, la. WOULD respectfully inform*the publie, that he is now prepared to execute, at the ahortMt notice, all work that may be entrusted to him In bis line, at the lowest c .»h price*. His long acquaintance in this community ren ders it unnecessary to refer, except to his prevlou* engagements. apr86-ly F. E. PRUYN, Carpenter, Gin Wright & Press Builder, BATON ROUGE, LA. IS PREPARED to undertake work In his line and proffers every assurance that he will exe cute any contract or Job work with dis atch and give satisfaction Ordere ma* be left fr r mm at bis work shop, two streets from Bt Ferdinand Street, near the Asylum (th. Grandpr4^**id.no.. janlO Justness Carta. JAMES MoVAY, ARCHITECT & BUILDER, BATON ROUGE, LA. K&. tyders left at t+ie Hardware Store, opposite tb. Bank Building, on Third street, will be promptly attended to. ^ Julyl-y Fred. Funke, CABINET-MAKER, SEPAIRES A UNDERTAKES, Lafayette Street, bet. Main and Laurel, BATON ROUG£,LA. IT METALLIC COFFINS kept constantly en hand. u"«» 7 edward biedbl. ü10roi plitxi* RIEDEL & PLETZER, HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, Glaziers and Paper Hangers, MAIN STREET, ( U nder Odd Fellows' H all), Baton Rouge, La. Having removed our shop from third ta Main street, between Larayett. and Tulrd—we beg leave to announce to our friends and the public generally, that we are better ore pared than ever to undertake any job* In our lin. of business, with a full stock of PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, (all sizes). All orders will be promptly attended to. Alt orders Bent through the Post Office, wll meet immediate attention. may!8-y LOUIS LAMBERT, (Suc c essor to J ohn D bmke), Wheelwright and Blacksmith, SHOP ON ROYAL SQUARE. THE UNDERSIGNED; beg* leave to announce to' bt* old friend* and the publie ofl the city and country, that he i* nuw lully pre pared with competent workmen to do all kind* of Blackamlthlng, Wheelwrighting and H0HSE-8H0EING. Wagon* made out and out; Buggie* mad* and repaired : Plews made to order and promptly re paired. Plantation work of all hind* solicited All work done at my shop guaranteed. July« LOUIS LAMBERT. CHARLES RUSTON Wheelwright, Blacksmithing [NG ,C^ HORSE-SHOEI At hit old stand, near the Catholic Cemetery, IS WELL BUPPLIED with materials and com. petent workmen to execute all work in hi* tine in a superior manner and with dispatch. He respectfully solicits a trial of his skill and workmanship from all in need of auch services feblfr-y BATON ROUGE MARBLE WORKS. J. SMOLLEN & Co., MAIUfAOTPMBS Ot Tombs, .Monuments, head-stones, mantels, kto., Main Street, apr3<-ly BATON ROUGE, LA. K. 3. WILLIAMS. BDQSNB KBEMEB williams & kremer, WORKERS IN Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron, AND DBALIB8 IN PARLOR, OFFICE AND COOKING STOVES —or THE— LATEST STYLES AND PATTERN8. M. J. WILLIAMS takes occasion to Inform the public tbathehai associated himself with Mr. KUGENE KRKMKR, >n aacompllsbed workman, and that he is now better prepared than ever to undertake and eiecute work entrusted to him. OitiEens, Planters and others, needing work in their line,will please send In their ordere and they will b. promptly attended to. Work gu* ranteed. A large assortment of TINWARE constantly kept on hand, STOVE PANS and all other appur tenance* for stoves of all aises. Shop on Third Street, opposite Joshua Beal's Variety Store. decll AUGUST STRENZKE, —Dealer In— Dry Goods, Gentlemen's Clothing, PLANTATION GOODS, Boo ta, Shoea and Hata, Corner of St. Ferdinand and Africa Streets, (Southeast of Courthouse Square), decS-ly BATON ROUGE,LA. EXCELSIOR 1 Jtten'8 Boots and Shoes, BOYS' BOOTS &. SHOES, Of ALL SIZES AND DESCRIPTIONS of pattern ana home-made and Kast-I •rn manufacture. i I have the largest and duett stock of' the above that ever w~s in Baton Rouge, and to crown ail, I will sell at prices to suit the million. Come one, com. all—walk up to th. old City âhoe S tor. and b. shod in j^ 8 EKT* decS No. 29 Lafayette street. « The Best Needles and Thread. NEEDLES «tuck Ilk. Pins and Coat*' Spool Cotton. Just r*orfv.d at juiy2 RIAL'S BOOS « VARIETY STORK , ^rocerteg^robt gtottg. JOSHUA BEAL^ Corner Third and Convention Streeta, BATON ROUGE, LA. qmibal dialxb in WESTERN PRODUCE, family * plantation supplies, School Books, STATIONERY,FANCY GOODS —ahd— NOTIONS GENERALLY. prices to suit the times. gw Term. Cash. julyl ANDREW JACKSON, THIRD STREET, Near the Corner of Laurel, baton rouge,la. General Dealer In WESTERN PRODUCE Plantation & Family Supplies. DKALER8 SUPPLIED ON LIBERAL TERMS Highest Prices Pqid for Cotton. seplb L. JADOT «SB CO., dealbb3 in HOUSE-FURNISHING WOODS, (Crockeryware. Tinware, Wlllowware,) GROCERIES and PLANTATION SUPPLIES ( H at, C ob«, O ats, B ban, P ork, A c.) TRIANGULAR BUILDING, Cor. Africa & St. Ferdinand St«., SELO W THE JAIL H. V. BABIN will always be In attendance to wait upon hi* old friend* and acquaintances, mar 12 0. quinteho Vasque» âr Qulntero, PRODUCE BROKERS, amd dealers im HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, SMOKING & CHEWING TOBACCO. Meersohaum and other Pipes, SNUFF, CIGAR CASES, STATIONERY, CUTLERY, ETC., Corner of Third and Florida Streeta, BATON ROUGE, LA. Jan6 NICHOLAS WAX. dealeb IN FAMILY GROCERIES And PLANTATION SUPPLIES, WEST OF CO UR T HO USE SQUARE îebQ B ator R ocoe, L a. S. MENDELSOHN, —Dealer in— Groceries, Provisions, Wines, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS —And— FAMILY A PLANTATION 8UPPLIES Cor. Laffcyctte St Florida Sta.. Jyl BATON ROUGE, LA. M. GRANARY, dealeb in Western Produce, Family Groceries -and PL1NTATI0N SUPPLIES GENERALLY. BEGS LEAVE to INFORM hi* FRIENDS and the publio at large, that he will keep on hand fresh and Till supplies of all articles in the provision line, which he will *ell on terms to suit the oa*h basis of trade. A liberal share of pat ronage i* respectfully solicit«!, at hi* stand on Third *treet. julyl A. BLUM. dials* ib DRY GOODS, CLOTHING HATS, BOOTS, 8HOES, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —And PLANTATION SUPPLIES, Corner Africa and St. Napoleon Sts HAVING just returned from New Orleans with a full and fresh assortment of the above Goods, I am now better prepared than ever to meet the wants of my customers, and the public generally, at reduced prices, so low a* to defy competition. Come one, come all. And give A. B lüm a oall. d c20 FRBSU DRUGS AND MKDI0INE3, a complet, auortmratat 0- D. WADDILL'B, f«bt Drug ItM., Mala street hotels, îtotaurantg, VERANDAH HOUSE, Stephen Basilisco, Proprietor COANER THIRD AND LA UREL ST?., BATON ROUGE, LA. B oard by the day. week or month. GOOD I1EDS, GOOD FARE, And every attention paid to the comfort of gueit* (7~Thankful for past patronage, " S teve " res spectfully solicits a continuance of the same from his friends and the public generally. july27-tf Our Hiouse." otto having btconie by purchase, «oie proprietor of the well known "OUR H O U SE," salooa in Baton Rouge, respectfully gives notice to hiB friends that he U to be found on hand there with all tt.e choicest beverages and ready to accomodate in a manner worthy of a continu ance of that liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on the establishment. juivZÎ F. WASHINGTON HOTEL, John Gass , Proprietor, 0pp08itk aoadt-m Y ii ai. l , Louisatreet BATON KOUGE,LA. <nî,The best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars kept at the Bar. julyü2-tf llarncy House Bar-Itoom. MMETTI.Ki^respecttully informs his friends . and the public in general, thai he has fli teu up the above establishment. He baa spared neither pains nor expense to m.il'e it equal lo the best, arid has added such improvements as a long experience suggests, lie keeps constantly on hand THE CHOICEST LIQ.UOKS & WINES and Hopes by strict attention to the comforts of his customers, to merit their patronage FREE LUNCH, daily, from il A ,>1 , till 1 P. M. M. METTLER, sept'J9-6m Proprietor. IIA TON ROUGE FRUIT AND FAMILY GROCERY STORE THOMAS BASILISCO, LAUREL STREET, NEAR CORNER THIRD, DEALKR IN WEST INDIA & NATIVE FRUITS, wines, liquors, candies, Vegetables & Family Groceries. TIIE freshest Fruit«, such an Oranges, y Ran&riKS, Pine Apples, Pears, Lem , ons, Quinces, Ac , regularly receivel in their proper season, and sold at the low est possible prices. sept'27 NATIONAL HOTEL, NEAR THE GREENVILLE AND CHARLESTON Itnllruiul D«']int)i, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. apr30 -6m It. JOYNKIt, P roprietor. JUST REC ElVÊD a fine a8s0iîtment of BUILDERS' AND HOUSEKEEPERS* HAKDWARB, —AND— AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, consisting of STORE, DOOR and other LOCKS, of all kinds STRAP, T and BUTT HINGES. DOOR and SHUTTER BOLTS. MILL and HANDSAW FILES. RIP, PANNEL and TENON SAWS. SPIKES, FINISHING NAILS and TACKS. HAND AXES and HATCHET,S. COLLINS' A HATCH'S AXES. TRAOE CHAINS, COLLARS and HAMES. BLIND BRIDLES and PLOW LINES. SASH CORD and WINDOW GLASS. SEWING and PEGGING AWLS. BLACKSMITH SLEDGES & HAND HAWSERS COPPER RIVETS and BURR8. CEDAR and BRASS FAUCETS—all sl»es. TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY. SHEARS and SCISSORS. WHITELEAD A CHROME GREEN PAINT. BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL and PUTTY LIME, CEMriNT, PLASTER PARIS, and HAIR GARDEN WHEELBARROWS, SPADES, SHOVELS and RAKES. COOKING STOVÜS and CURLING TONGS. WALL PAPERS and BORDERS—new patterns All of which will be sold at the very lowe market rates. JAMES McVAY, mar27 Third Street, opposite the Bank. Just Kcceived. PURE WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS, all sizes. STEELYARDS and PATENT BALANCES. GRASS SCYTII ES, 18 to24 Inch blade. COLLINS* AXES and BRIAR IlOUKS, GRASS ROPE, TWINE and BA LING NEEDLES. Will be constantly receiving a supply of all goods in the line. For sale at low rates. Bept29 JAMES McVAY._ JUST RECEIVED! A FINE SUPPLY OF POTS, skillets, OVENS AM) EXTRA LIDS, SCYTHES AND HANDLES, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS A HAIR. BUILDERS' HARDWARE of all kind*. A full supplv always on hand. „l,,9 .7AM ES MCVAY. Window Sashes, Venetian Shutters and Pauel Doors, I HAVE RECEIVED and in store, a fine as sortment of Window sashes with Blinds to suit, of the following si7.se, viz: llixl?, 10x14, 10x15 and lOxIC l.iches: Panel Doors, 3x7 feet 6 Inches and 3x8 fret, made in the best manner and of stasonsd Lumber, for sale tow. junel JAMES MoVAY TOBACCO —A large assortment of Cmoklng and Chewing Tob»<-c<v f»«t received at apr^o f. M. BROOKS' DRUG STORK. SELLING OFF BARGAINS. LADIES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S SHOES—750 pairs just received and to be sold at $1.50 per pair, at m ay 28 L. ROSENFIE LD'S. STRIPED TOILLE DU NORD AND GINGHAMS-A fine lot 4-4 wide, at 25 cents per yard, at may23 L. ROSENFIELD'S. French, E nglish and american jaconets, at greatly reduced prices, may28 l. r08enf1eld. French pearls.—a small lot, new style, at half their value, at may28 l. rosenfield's. WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, and a variety of other ar ticles too numerous to mention, at low prices, at m ay 28 L. ROSENFIELD'S. pLOTHING, HATS and FURNISHING \J GOODS.—My stock is complet« and prices to suit the times. Having just returned with a large stock of the above articles, (all bought for cash) I am enabled tcf sell them at a small ad vance for cash, and at such rates as to as tonish the community. A. R03ENFIÇLD, may23_^Corner Third and Laurel Sts. HATS, HATS. NOW 13 your time It you wish toproour. a fin. Hat at a bargain, call at apr 18 THE PEOPLE'S STORK. CORSETS, CORSETS. AFRl'.SH supply of French aud Amerioan Oor. sets of all sizes and prices, have been re ceived at_ (aprlH) THE PEOPLE'S STORE. HOOPSKI RTS, HOOPSKIRTS. ANOTHER supply of those SUaad 40 Spring Trail Hoops havejuBt been received at apr 18 T HE P EOPLE'S STORK. HOSIERY, HOSIERY. MEN'S an'* Boys' hali Hose, Ladles'aad Misses' Hose of every description, can b. found at aprlS THE PEOPLE'S STORK. PRINTING CARDS. A FEW tliousai d jnst received at ap23 BEAL'S BOOK * VARIETY stork PARASOLS, PARASOLS. THE PEOPLE'S STOKE has now on hand a Sue assortment of Black and Colored Silk Parasols of the latest styles. aprl8 COUNTERPANES. IHAVEjUBt received another supply of White, Yellow and Pink Marseilles Counterpanes, at aprlS THE PEOPLE' S store. BOOTS AND SHOES. A LARGE assortment, for sale at modérât, prices, by a BLUM. oci6 Corner Africa and St. Nanoleon St*. WILL DELIVER. KETAIL eiocera disposed to sell the beat only, are now informed that I will take their or deis for bolted or unbolted Corn Meal, Grit* and large Hominy, haviug It delivered at their door* ficeof any chsrge for cartage—prices moderate. aprO _ JOSHUA bka l SHOT GUNS. I AM closing out the balance of my Double* Hurrel Shot Guns below coBt. may 2 a.jackson. MOLASSES, MOLASSES. An unàqualkd article of Syrup MoUflfMof last season's mak r , can be found at any time by calling at ANDKKW JACK&ON8. Ha has It on hand in barrels, balf barrels, and will also deal it out in smaller quantities to families, juoelfi AXES AND NAILS. YOU CAN be suited in quantity and quality at aprlS A. JACKSON'8 SOAP, SOAP, SOAP. JUST received,40 boxes cel.brated German Soap, for sale low for cash at jao20 A. JAC KSON'S COFFEE AND SUGAR. SACKS Choice Rio; 23 barrels Louisiana Sugar, for sale almost at cost by prl8 A. JACKSON 10 T Q BACON, BACON, BACON. 3 CASKS No. 1 "Clear Sides," fresh from smok. house, in store and for sale low at mar2 A. JACKSON'S COAL OIL t COAL OIL I i HE BEST article that ig used, can be bought by the barrel or gallon, at a small advance, ai [decSJ A. JACKSO N'S. ONIONS, ONIONS, ONIONS. JUST ARRIVED, twenty barrels choice Onions, for sale low at fmai9J A. JACKSON'S. POWDER. u a RTERS , halves and whole keg* at whole sa'e—cheap for cash at prift F m brooks'drug store POCKET KNIVES. A LARGE assortment of Kodgers A Sons' and Alexander's Pocket Cutlery at F. M. BROOKS' may2 Drug Store. FANCY TOILET SOAPS. WRIGHT'S, Brown Windsor,Colgate*, Honey, G yceriue, Almond and other Fancy Soap*, at (apr25) F. A. BROOKS' DRUG STORE INKS. INKS, INKS. TUADDEU8 DAVID t, CO.'S 8tands, ^ pint*, pints and pints ; Arnold'* Writing Hud and Copying Ink.Conger 4 Field'* Carmine Ink, several *izes at juno20 BROOKS' DRUG STORE. BLACKING, BLACKING. ASON'S CHALLENGE, three sizes, in large quantities at june *20 BROOKS' DRUG STORE. M linseed oil. RAW and Boiled, by the barrel or at retail, to suit purchasers, at F. M. BROOKS' may2 Drug Store. hair brushes, TOOTH BRUSHES, Nail Brushes, Lather Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Paint Brushes, Ozier Brushes, Ac., at _ junel BROOKS'DRUG STORK piere's dentifrice R THE GUMS AND TEETH, at junel BROOK8' DRUG stork. white lead. SIX different qualities In kegs of 35 lbs, SO B* and 100 lbs, and by the can, at prlcM to nit purchaser* at f. m» brooks mayï Dru» StoreJ F °j