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on WEDNESDAY, AUG. IL.
JACOBS'S ADVENTURES.
IN THE
PACIFIC OCEAN.

Price one dollar and quartsr-neatly bound
Scenes Incidents and Adventures in the Pacific Ocean
during the Cruise ofhe Clipper Marg Oak under Capt
Benjamin Murre clearing up the mystery VIII ch ms hereto
fore surrounded this famous expedition and containing iu
account of the EXPLORATION of the Bdeia Papua Banca
Nndoto Sooluo and China seas the Manners and Customs
of he inhabitants of the Islands and description OF vast re-
zion, never before visited by civviIzed By Thomas
Jefferson Jacobs, illustrated by engavnss most
;,,o,o.,,,, yniumet al0 iti,
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.ss SINS ln .iee-y czS1

PER BOTTlE n9 tiHtsf
Gated compound are TIT.
/ It's bncing, ,trengthennr and clarifying qualities;
q It's gently Stimulating the action OF the skin;
g. Its producing and encouraging reaction IN the bulb or
root and particularly the pulp. which receives the vessels
and nerve, giving life and vigor TO the hair
l. It's euualizing the circulation 0t the fluids;
It's freeing the skin from the effects vi Dersplrnton. scuri.
and dand and dispensing the hair 20 CURL
g. And frequent will preserve the hair IN beauty ana
henlth to the latest period OF life. - =,
Grntu,ous advice given NIL diseases connected with The
hair at the Hair Cutting HOuu11. 49,
l46 Broadway Of Liberty st. M SLIT. Iy9 lms
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,RIoR COURT. Before Judge OAKLEY.

The couu.- ~ relation 10 the srlrs brought by
seauen Mex rcates against two OF the fi-
ce lui.eudy apueaird. and nGde motion ~
psai ~ respect IN chumbes and the SUBJ
,rct il to bo brought before II iu!i Court.
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ToILgr FURNISHING SToki
cnll the attention ofthe public
the toilet: they having Tor n
time exclusively in the selec
through their agents TO have tn
ntions, some of VIII och are made
be obtained at any other establ
assortment not eQualed III ware
rERFCMt,RT.
Guerlaln's. Lubln's Pre-
vests Edes's. Pu,ey's Roussel
OF Philadelphia. German Co.
!ogne. Bay Water, &c.
SOAPS.
RIGGS Military and Vece,
table ; Guerlain's Ambroslnl
Cream and Tablet Monpela's
Oleophane Prevost's Umni
bus: Roussel's Almond and
Rose Cake, also in cream iOr
shaving this article obtained
the premium. n silver medal. al
The last Fair Of the American
Institute. tSole Agent for New
York;
BRUSHES.
Hair Brushes. Il large ware
ty. from 9 cent, upwards-lW
different patterns: shaving
Brushes. mHGc expressly for tn
subscribers. with name stamp.
ed their superiority con
slsts IN having the bristles firmly
set, of such shape US 10 spread
the lather evenly: Tooth, Cloth
ard Hat l5rushts.
COMBS.
Dressing Combs Of Tortoise
Shell, Buffalo. Ivory. and Inn
mtion Of French and Engl,.b
manufacture Pocket Combs
Of 30 different patterns.
FANCY CUTLERY.
Nail Files, Boot Hooks. Scis
The METALLIC TABLE,
ducing d keen smooth edge tt
water: its cleanliness, ind beil
most desirable appendage TO 4
aus 2awSw Til STU F
To bs bad at the Toilet Stor
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NJ CoMsrocK's Standardization the permanent cure
of ali impurities the blood. Scroiulous aftec2n Bilious
Diseases Pmples und Sores the Face and n chrome or
CONSTITUTIONAL Complaints Prepared and sold by CUM
STOCK & Co ut No q Courandt street. Price 5O cents
cr single bottle or per Dozen large bottles and even
more highly concentrated than uny sold ut 81.
No NECESSITY FOR RxMAISISG BALD.-The!e IS not the
lnNst ninety Of hundred Tor uy pefsoh
Young od-complnnlns OF the loss OF haF
and attention. viii: use oil that great remedy
tdge's Balm of Columbia. will not only prevent the hdir
from FILLING out but actually restore aguin when the crown
OF the head is build.
" Who Tor moment. then. would bald remain.
When Il restorative is found IN truth,
Tim, throws ncross the forehead once again
The natural tresses OF MI early youth ,...
This Balm has been great many years, anu cett
cnre from the most respectable OF citizens thoug the
n0n are furnished proof OF lis efficacy BHt The best GER
Ifcae 10 the bald and those troubled with the loss oil theii
hair is To TRY it IL makes the hair glossy ustrous ana
strong Sold only by COMSTOCK & Gu. No. u Court
iandt.street
nc CHRONIC SORE EYES. WEAK BACKS. Tender Feet
Pains in the Chest aud ali Complaints which need outward
application arc permanently cured by Connss Magical ram
Extractor also combines and exhibits flNE extra ntfln
sic attributes unknown betne Entire control over lnu
RES by Frr-Lepe all kinds OF Nor
ttcaon-R eeves pnns OF even the worst Burns Bruse,
So:es &c utmost instantly aud heals leaving no scat rs
ahealns Ointment sold these terms to wit II the
user moi perfectly satisfied with It's effect IN all cases n
which we recommend or have recommended IT, we
pedge ourselves to refund their money Immediately al theI
request. Sold only ut q Court'nndt street.
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IMPORTANT MovEMENT.-A meeting of Loco
Focos of Cumberland county, (Pa.) was held III
that county a short time since, 10 consider wha,
course it was proper for them, as friends OF the
Tariff, to pursue in the coming Presidential cleo
ton The chair was taken by Samuel Shaeffer
and committee consisting Of Gen. Thomas c.
Miller, Montgomery Donaldson and John Moore,
were appointed to prepare resolutions for the
adoption of the meeting. The Committee re-
ported long preamble and number of resolu.
tons which were unanimously adopted. The
preamble sets forth with great clearness that the
protection of our own industry is essential to the
prosperity and independence OF the country.
The resolutions declare that the letter of M
Polk on the Tariff, 10 Mr.. Kane, is not entirely
satisfactory '-that the members of the meeting
care in favor of the Tariff of 1872" and for the
purpose of bringing Mr.. Polk to categorc Cal
answer, the following resolution was pas. ed:
Resolved, That Montgomery Donaldson Esq
Henry Lynch. General T. c. Miller, Francis
Hutchinson, John Moore, Joshua Sellers, John
Myers, ESQ. Jacob Blyler, and Martin Snyder,
be appointed committee 10 address letter to
Honorable James X. Polk, asking him to state
explicitly whether, if elected, he ,2ili sustain the
Tariff Of 1912, and if not, then to state in pl,n
and uncquIvocal terms without reference to any
past letters or speechtS or the measures OF any
other person. what kind of a Tariff he uiU sus
t'in, and what ex,eat OF protection he would
allow 10 native industry.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again
-,hon the answer of Mr.. Polk is received.
W. q, n MA. '. Nth some Impotence for this
letter cf Mr. Pc k--fcarng AT The same time l,.,..
he vill not answer at all. or II he does, that b.
will not be as explicit as the meeting require.
NAvAL-'rhc u. 5 snip VlncenDes Comman-
der f. Buchanan, anchored iii Hampton Roads
9Th. and came ~ u the anchorage OF The Navel
HOSPITAL Sth, when tho usual santes were ex
changed between the Vncennes and the Flag
Ship Pennsy lvania, Commodore Boiion-trom
cruiee of l9 months in the West Indies and Gull
of Mexico. last from Havana, 1hich place she
left on The 2Slh ullimo, officers and crew oil well
The U S fngarc Potomac, Captain Newell,
bearing The broad pcnnant OF Commodore David
Conner, commanding the Home Squadron"
and he brig Somers, Commander Gerry, sailed
from Havana on the 9th rIt. These vessels in
company with the Yincennfs, having arrived a:
that port on the 25th, from Pensacola.
The V!nccunes fell in with and spoke to the
Potomsc on the 5h instant off Cape Fear, and
parted company with her on the 5'h The Poto
mac was bound to Philadelphia. All well.
There was nothing at Havana, business very
dull, but the city unusually healthy.
Norfolk Herald.
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~. Lectures on the P,rophccies.-CHARLE
FITCH will lecture n, the " House of Payer corner Of
worship next Lords ny and evening, Angus; H. The pub
lie IRE invited TO attend. Sens Mec. aui0lt'
nv Look Here.-T'Ee Cd Methods, Pru.e,,nn, Churrh
of this city ir divine worship N the nrE. Hall No Sc
August th by the Pastor Rev. Eno< Cove At the usual
hours Czeas respectfully invited to attend Seats os
" Notice is river 20 inrset. ard congregation. whose
Churches may he Temporarily cioed r p!rpo,e Of clennr.
or repairing tina: the Protestant EDisco1ai FssE Church
yrn-ie; street VIII continue open every sunday Seq
past thee 81 ipthe afternoon, and hHast seven O'Clock
the evening. IL
Ics- Second advent hectings.-Rroti er y. y.
WHITING VIII lecture to rlcIn's morning and afternoon IN
the hall OF ud.on anr en-: stopper stress entrance IN
OF those argument. sdvared IN aemprT TO Prove ;e
rees,abhmeD Of Jewish poly before the glorious second
s T S 95 fa i'A ' f' 'iP'' services s at
~ The Public should not forget that HINTS and Caps
Off superiur Gu,y be procured the reasonable
prices rlCE & co.'s Emporium of Fashion, No. Bowery.
CHARLES T. WEIR, Portrait Painter.
lCs LEoNAsn STREET MIC swi''
Fourth Ward ely Club.
Onward Press onward nor pause to rest.
With Cause whose efer is Il Al Oftta WEST,
The buwarks Of FIeecom securely shall s;sod.
regular meeting Of the Club vii be held the Shakespeare o
EEL Monday Evening :he lEh August al oclock. Short
speeches go'd ana dirhutOg pamphlets,
''u'e O''' '' AS f. BSAISE. President de
IosHuA THtSsToS. ivice Presidents.
SIS $. GGE err seerear'e,. ale.,.
POST-nFFiCE, Nxw YORK. Aug. :. ls4i.
70 Eastern oIatI.-Gn and after tie sh inst. u7til
farther notice. Extra Mail f Boston will be desnaiched
from this office via Long Island Railroad daily. except sun
days. leaving Brook IN M ~ O'Clock y ".
intended Ia e that route must DC
deposited az or before . o'clock A NJ
nus 81 JOHN L'R!MER GRAHAM, P. NJ.
u- To Let.-Ths large Room lafayette HILL. Rroad-
way. for Public Meetings. ass
% Graham House. CD EnrcIey.-Ctizens or
transient vlsiers desiring quiet home where re Temper
diet proered them. consisting OF Vegetables Fruits.
&c without stmuans or flesh men invited patronize
this house. Term, moderate, Shower baths tree.
aui tits X GOSs
O. B0ARDING.-Mr. G 'SS, having opened the new
md commodou house &c Vesey he A.tor House.
proe choice of desirable transient
Fnaden Crnton Shower. md cold Baths free The
LOCATION CENTRAL oue and shady Terms moderate.
au3tfs
E7- Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL nuI.%;. LIGHT RAVENS. t9r p PoAT SAILS
AWNINGS sc 5 So % - ,vd. fS MIN In
and xied = and a inch. Also. GRIM and Mca! Bags,
7'' . 0u'ne''B RiSC.ERHoFF. FOX & PoLHEMtrs.
Efenu 81 Beaver street.
j. W.DOpGE. Miniature Painter,
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STOCK OF GOODS AND TRADE FOR SALE.-A
= we'll selected sock of Fancy Goods. Combs BRUSHES.
Cutlery Perumery &C. IN good order ana suitable 1917 me
terms The establishment hu good shnte OF tfnde which
CONT Of his health. Apply TO
a9Iwis- GEO. 5. CAhY, lu5 Maieen Lane
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TO CLAY CLUBS.
THE JyUJE TALISMAN

Clay and FreI:Iighuysen Breast Pins.
The subscribers having been repeatedly solicited from var
pns of the county, TO furnish copies OF their beautfu
Daeucrreotvpe Likeness of lion. Henry Clay taken ieH
DAYS after his nomination by the Baltimore Convenon have
made Arrangements or conyng extensively into BREAST
P.Ss for the benefit of the friends OF c eminent statesman
The Likeness q very spirited one and.hus met with universal
commentator the friends Of Mr. Clay The following
note among Others. bears ample testimony to It's peculiar
eroellcnce.
The Dagueueotype likeness OF Hon. Henry Clay by alers
Anthony Edwards e. Co. IN our opinion, lar the most nc
crate tnhen-ndech the 0V GIVING as IL does M
peculiar such manner has never been attained
m INV pane or engraved Likeness that we hive seen.
" Signed ] r. MUREIlEAD. u. !. Senate
EPHRAIM II. FOSTER. %
MI
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~ The Tribune will he regularly served in the City
OF PHLAp the arrival of the BY leaving the
same and residence with Zebe l. Co. No. Ledger Buildings
pr;.s E.ss CsrtS n,ck. S-'e COPIES cents. 3aw
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DIED,

On the sth inst John WIxeAsD. aged S. year,;
The relations and friends OF The family also OF his sons j. H.
md C. F. Wegand and n-lnw Walter Sutherland and
Warren Bennn respectfully invited to attend the funeral
his saturday morning o'clock, from his lutte residence,
There is plnce Of peaceful rest.
To mourning Pilgrims given.
A couch for every breast
IT'S found alone IN Heaven. -
In this city, the Sh of typhu lever LUCiUs NJ son
of Urine -exion of Hartford CT aged 10 years.
On the Oh INST of consumption CHARLES SHELLEY aged
he friend, OF the family and those his father:ln law W m
White are requested attend his funeral from No. Ito Dvs-
ION. street, on Sunday afternoon al O'Clock oo,
On The 9Th inst JOHN C.. CosTrR. ESQ. IN the I'D year oil
his uge. c ,,,n-
LANE daughter OF Rev. Benjamin l. and susan L. Lane asec
At Gloucester. Mass Mrs MARCIA A. wife OF Rev NJ d;
daughter Judah Burton ESQ., OF Buonvlle Montgomery
Co. y. Y. aged 81. NJ,
MARY GgrswoLp widow of the late Hon. Gaylord Grswod.
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Hon NlII.IEP 2. MANGUM. Pres. u. S. Senate.
Hon. GEORGE EVANS, Y, ). Senate.
Hon J. j. CRiTrENDEN, U. S. Senate.
all intimate friends of Mr. Clay.
The copies being made by the DagueHeotype process Of
course equally faithful with the original and the likeness in
this diminuve fully striking the larger picture
The pins already issued have met with the most enthusiastic
admiraon and the subscribers have received the warmcs
commentator the displayed getting these really
raiuabe Wing badges possessing they do intrinsic
,sor that will survive the political excitement OF the
day and will prevent their value from being less than
their cost.
They are small chase well made, and uarrdnted gold
The extensive demand that appears be arising for them VIII
enube the subscriber furnish them at the low price OF
So 80 n piece, or s36 per dozen.
To prevent imposition address will be stamped upon the
back of each pin thus, Nat. Nina. Galy. 2i7 Brdway
n. Y"
Orders sent through any responsible New York house. VIII
receive immediate attention.
THEODORE FRELINGHUYsEN.
The subscribers have also in their possession the finest like
ness ever taken Of Hon THEODORE FRELSGHUysES It's
perfect picture in every respect and the expression
peculiarly animated and pleasing The general opinion OF Ar
F's friends may be gathered from the following note:
.Hessrs. .4nthony, E4icards s. Co. ~.
GENTLEMEs have seen with pleasure your D?gueTeo.
ye w h cam Dear testimony to its
The picture taken usual ndrabe style aud the
expression such that his most Intimate trends could
rest I'M improve unhetatbgy pronounce the finest
HAe"eS' VI WI tsirnedI MILLaHD FILLMORE.
This likeness will also be copied the style above mentioned
and furnished ut the prices.
An exquisite ENGRAVING from the above likeness oil
Mr. Frelinghuy.en been suea and viii he furnished
unprecedented oo of p cents copy liberia
discount made 70 wholesale purchasers
ANTHONY EDWARDS & Co.
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MARRIED.,

On Sunday evening 4n inst WALTER D. PERKINS to Miss
CLARA A. Cox. all of this
Dn the 9Th inst Christ Church. WILLIAM IRVING Esq OF
his cit, To Miss SARAH a. NAM of Boston
nstnn TO SARAH E. SMITH, daughter Of Rchufd Smith. late
of Smtht"wn. l. l.
At Newport on inst WILLIAM nUSToS. Of New Lon
ion 10 Mis- LOIS, daughter al Hon Austin Corbn.
Al Dvrr n. II. ABkL WHTTnS, JUNIOR Editor Newbury
not COuc 10 Miss Ann b. daughter o The iase |apt Joh
81 Boston, on the 9th the Cathedral "fthe Holy Gross.
BIZ RI Rev H,shop Fenwrk NICHOLAS REGGo, OF smyrna.
L, Mss pAMELI,J MILLER. al Boston.
A. Rutlnnn vi on the 18th ult HIRAM GRASpALL NJ u.
of toes bridge Mas 10 Miss ApELISk Waters. at K
At 81 Thomas. W the 10th ult. THOMAS PORT. Of this
city, 10 JULIA F. HEARTT. III Troy.
Al BoSp Of sut,por Wisconsin Territory. 10 EMILY +.
daughter late W.n. Strnn<. If his CITY,.
Al New Brirun. the 18Th ut Rev. SAMUEL ROCKWELL.
10 Mrs. CHARLOTTE y. .ASLEY.
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E7- Cotton Can-es, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL n% LIGHT RAyETNTS t2r PP9A f,I SA j
PIN FEELINGS. a. 10 70 inches wide; 6aGG!SG. plnir
aad twiIed = and "A inch Also. GRIM and Mea! Bags %,
''' . 0N'' BRINCrERHoFF. FOX & POLHEMrrs.
yfen. 81 Beaver street.
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Sv + 5 k 9$$bSo Sss, yss s,.
X X. s TF TG5 hHSkS Central Com.

w WING County Meetings I'm NcNv-Jer-
sey.-The Wing State Central Committee compliance
with suggestions made them by many persons recommend
TO the Wings oil the State hold County Meetings
,neciiye [, Counties. on the following DAYS:
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Wing Young Mems stale Convention.
The Young Men Of N-wYork who favor OF the
mT Tariff Of THE uSloH and OF the election OF
HENRY CLAY q d THEODORE FRELiNGHUY SEA
e lent aud Vice President Of The United States and who
opposed the immediate Annexation of TEXAS ano
the Consequent assumption Deb her Slavery aud
Wars invited Mass Convention at ROCHESTER,.
Wednesday second dap Of October neIt respond
u the National aud nominations, perfect the
sanytton Of the NIX forces throughout the State. and
pledge their Joint efforts the Whs
deacy In the Councils OF New-York and of the Union.
LII, q
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O. BOARDING.-Mr. G 'SS, having opened the new
md commodous house 26 Vesey ST. he A.to House.
proers choice of desirable permanent
Boarders Crnron Shower md cold Baths free The
ocntn central, and shady Terms moderate
au3 tits
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MARINE COURT. Before Judge RANDALL.
JAMES r. HICKS uS. LEWIS SToAE-Acton
hE HI 10 recover SOS of premises in Christie street
bs~rrn B.ne Del-ncy. The denied OWING
lh rent asserting that he mad hied from Mir. W''"-- It
nj ne
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DORR Il CT A N ID l. + K,
DRY GOODS,
street.

Liberty street. auo SUI
MILLINERY AND SILK GoODS--CHEAP FOX s1..
lash subscriber ha. received within the nstew
DAYS at No 81 BesverStree thrse doos from Penr s,ee
below Wall. unusually large assortment OF bhs
md FANCY SILK GOODS for the Fall Trade. fnyine
bought early this season. has had the PICK OF the Market
and knows his cannot RE BEA ne speass par
RB N-he having decidedly the largest and most spsadld
to be found and will be constantly eeeynS BAR
As he buy, and SELLS FOR he well knows mat e1a
inducements must held induce purenaefs oy 'ha
ay and ne believes the reputation he has OF selling iar less
be bought elsewhere sure euarnnoe os
He invites AEKcHAsTs and MILLISERS 10 call nnd e1amne
before purchasing They may teoend TINT WI! nov my
poy do So they will be most sure To hnd wha eJ want
Iff is tn be had. a, c-rpypNs
n3 lmisd1lmW u. u. . = ' r..l.2.
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rrirne Correspondence of the PhiIa. U. S. Gazette.

ST. JAGO CUBA July Is, 1874
you per schooner Eeunur under dn:e July g. bound
to New York In compliance with request To write To
you Havana do dny since my last there hive &C
CURED but transactions Of magnitude though the ng
this week equay large with the past week
Ill has nccrued small sales. The Flour from
spain been such extent that unless there
arrivals IN days from Sanands Bilbao Ame-
can Flour of necet, IN demand quote the nsk
ing price for Flour SIS For the articles OF Sugar Coffee anu
obucco refer you the enclosed price current, published
to-day might say that Tobacco IS still inferior IN quality;
and daily becoming hight quote extreme rates Sl2
sl6 The export for the week 45 50 lbs 9 sugar
a SO lbs Coffee 0l U0J lbs Fusc 2253si0 lbs OF Copper
mineral IL 0CO lbs Lent Tobacco. and 500 lbs Wax ind
that there here relation TO the movements
ncated IN New York relative to the Copper traie its lmo
lance 10 the United Suites scarcely he realized but If the
enormous amount OF 253 4i0 lbs shipped single week to
Great BTuln worthy of the consideration of north
ern friends why them lose the trade they might READILY
command Sugnr. you will have rsen and extreme
~ firm quotations As for Coffee there but little eit, and
Is in demand at quotations .oo
Exchange and freshs remain without change Pus,,c so
SD Coffee washed and puped lst. IL Is; I'd 81
81 81 ordinary to best unwashed 5' trase and nail
fringe rs AID. Sugars for assorted white and browns
white alone IA brown alone 3; Muscovadoes 21} s.
Molases in ncuded sis l05 gallons demand and
49,.
Goldfish SO 9l6 gt Mackee az per bb Flour S. lnrd
liz l2. Onions IA Pork, Mess Is 5,a do Prime III
Rice az w Boards % Is p PEI -: HID Shook, und
Headings l., erch; Hoops 1909. d Al Prime Beet 5
ner hhl. American Corn 81 80.
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ANTHONY. EDWARDS l. CO.
National Miniature Gallery, 24i Broadway. y. Y.

Editors inserting the above advertisement trce will be
entitled To Cny OF Frenshuysen p;n and copy "i the
engraved Likeness of Mr. F. such will continue month
longer shall receive payment Licensees OF themselves or
their friends application al The National Miniature Cutlery
au3 istf ID ltWSI,
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ha,e them all with fnces thus.
lear wompn, ay, and man.
Whose yellow cheeks are covered eet
With pimples ard with tan.
We cannot love q being well


Iha,e them all with fnces thus.
I'ear womGn, ay, and man.
Whose yellow cheeks covered oct
With pimples ard with tan.
We cannot love being well
With beauty thus deiaced
When by using Joness Chemical soap
All. ull might be erased.
ny JoNEs's italian CHEMICAL SOAP-For curing dShg-
enens or erupons mrkine dark. burnt yellow skins
look clear and white 1t cures lnpes omcnes,
counterfeit Ask for Joness Soup cett only 10 TINS cry ~ te
American Eagle Sc Chatham street SIS BruauwIg Or ~,
" ",n ''' pbln t.0fy - VI nut 2teoi
0s- LADIES. DoS'r Use COMMON CnAiKE-lt looks bed ;
nures the SKIN and makes 1t look leos Ky he Spanish
wh,ee. Sold Of The American Eagle. 81 Chat
a!3 Broadway, or @ Fulton ST. BiooSyh auo seoo
There's nnueht in this world so sweet or so fair
As clenr ieuy tresses If silky bnck haiI;
In n man IL Is nol,e 7 is handsome md gay,
In woman, I will NIL other behutes display
In n child innocence. DWELLINGS,. heautitu toy.
And natures hes, work on the head OF beautiful hoy
D ALI HAVE IT 'oT THREE SnlLLiS IS Sine !,,
sh log hue ui Jones Coral Hair Restorative mas oieh sNe
beautiful head Of haT 10 those who never tioushi 10 pcs
se>> u. n -, H.. = ill.,; -. u,
apiearance al will dry ike tae prearions. bui
oGe f. days toseihe' by "rr u cs"r u.
sold al So Chah street aud 5 broadway ~ y OF Icy tni
ST. Blooklyn auo -'eou
GouRAUD'S INDIAN HAIR DYE.
View yon l"ty's )e,ty iresses-
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