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7 -.RKAN S AS BAN N FER, ,,,r,I,rsHED WEEKLY. tgSeEgE4ANHe & O.,
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.,,,s oF ADVERTISING.


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 4.ansnts. IVY or parts thereof, exceeding 10 dSel.lseias sas as the case may be, subject to the l 6g hlgi. g5;.scounts first mentioned; and no con 2 anu giss .ates for a less term than year. No d isss .seasional omissions; and all contracts u9a .s l0t to he paid in advance.
 i 9g,sprNG ADyETsIl EASEMENTS. i 3,:.i taGE ] lass, ,,9onths. S6 square, S4 10 ID 15 <. F
 F Eaa advertisements will be charged at the 'lalaap1 lna3 rates. unless acontractbe made when sa,s,lfio sssrtion and must be paid for in advance.
 lssa'gi ,g; he announced for any office, either .,is s9l5 or coaoty, without the advance payment !,l ae59iil ,irc1Iars will be charged as advertise
 ls5 ss5 payment pawn required in advance.
 anu 1T; 2I' hereafter be delivered to any person soa eo nv we have no regular dealings, until paid
 ,.,5.emeats must re marked with the num- as.ssd ..l;ons desired otherwise they will be con- as55qSb asia forbid, and charged accordingly
 si,. rar;aon will be made from the above rates. a@@ber sa,a of tue paper, 125 cents.
 .i,sr, sr must be p0st5paia, or they will not re- sav attention. -..
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a,,;, ,Tssea' per steamboat Eeeline, and other ''lFsls, on consignment,
 iebbls. do,
 |, |. sacks Rio Coffee,
 6si bsYs Spanish tlotant Indigo,
 9z pols Copperas,
 g boxes Tobacco. i, % sacks salt, lsnt a sl reduced prices, in order to close the J. MITCHELL. .4lteiion i,.a aad Commission afefchaat, " @ @Liiiie Rock, March ,, 1874. 25-ly
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 E uST received on commission, Debate between D Rev. A. Campbell and Rev M. L. Rice, on the action, subject, design and administration of Chris tan Baptism; also, the character of spiritual in Huehce in conversion and sanctiication and on the expediency and tendency of Ecclesiastic Creeds, as terms of union and communion. Also. for sale, the Life and Speeches of Henry Clay, in volumes; Allison; history ofEurope, from the commencement ol the French Revolution in 1789, to the Restora- ton of the Bourbons, in 1915; Remarks on the French Revolution, by Henry Lord Brougham; Mrs. Ellis popular works, over 50006 volumes sold, in- eluding The Mothers of Eng, Women of Eng, Daughters of Eng, Wives of Eng, The Poetry of Life, The Pictures of Private Life, first and second series, Voice from the Vintage, &c.
 ALSO.
 :. Just received from the American Tract Society," large assortment of Moral and Religious PubIiea- tions, which will be sold cheap for cash, among which is, The Evangelist Family Library in thirty vols; Flayeis Fountain of Life; Saints Rest, SIc, &e., together with an assortment of sundfg school books, for Libraries. Sc. and for safe by
 H. BATES & Go
 Martstam Street, .4shieg's Rop. Anril 24 ISL Ir-32
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Eayea,2s FessaaGe Esastieuae,

II Memphis, Tennessee FEaHtS Institution will again open for the recep- x ton of young Ladies on Monday the 23d of September next.
 The situation is a delightful one, about half a mile from the city of Memphis, Tenn. The buId- ings are large and convenient connected with beau- tiful grounds for retirement and recreation.
 That the situation is healthy one no longer rests upon probabilities; the experience furnished by the two last years warrants the conclusion that it is not surpassed in this respect by any point in the South west.
 The Institute is wholly under the control of the Principal who holds himself responsible to his patrons for its proper management and with his competent and experienced assistants, he hopes to make ii efficient any similar institution in the country.
 The studies of the more advanced departments are pursued by means Of reeitatons, accompanied by lectures upon such subjects as will admit of them; and instruction in the Natural Sciences, are accom- panied by Illustrations and Experiments for which a valuable Philosophical, Chemical and Astronom- ieal Apparatus and Laboratory, afford every facility. The course of instruction is divided into Primary, Secondary, Junior and Senior Departments together embracing all the branches of the most complete Female education.
 r FIR MIS- Instruction in the Primary Department, S15, Junior and Senior Departments, $20, per session. Music on the Piano Porte, S25,Q0 Ornamental Branches Drawing and Paint
 ing in Water Colors, BTezzotinto, Elm ,o m broidery, and Tapestry with Cruel, and i0,o0 Chinese Japanng, each,
 Languages Ancient and Modern, each, 1000 charge of $sl per scholar will be made to cover incidental expenses, aud each music scholar will be charged 2, 50 per session for the use of instrument Boarding can be furnished at the Institution for 50 per session. including every thing except washing, which can be furnished at soc, per dozen.
 VIM. HYER, Principal.
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gegy Portable HHoksse RE5gB.

New Portable Ha0Ese RKaaa. FEsHE undersigned respectfully informs the farm A CTS and planters oi the South and West, that he has invented new portable CREST MILL, well adapted to grinding corn and wheat, by animal pow CT; which he warrants to grind faster, with the same power than any other kind of horse mill in It is capable of grinding P bushels of good meal per hour; and, with good horses, he will warrant it to grind from to bushels of excellent meal or flour in the same time.
 It is deemed unnecessary to give description of this mill, as il is presumed no one will purchase without first examining and judging of its merits, Suffice to say it Is driven by band; can be attach ed to any common gin-wheel; and, for cheapness, simplicity durability, and practical utility, he rants it superior to any other portable Gfrist Mill in use.
 He has one in operation, at his residence, miles Southwest of Little Rock, and earnestly invites all who wish to purchase mill, to examine it before purchasing elsewhere. The price is from $75 to S125, according to size and quality
 He also manufactures, to order, Si1Gto Cutters, Faaalag 1tiiis 7HTeshing Machines Gins, Horse Potr CTS, and all kinds of machinery on the most appro- ved plans, and of durable materials.
 Orders addressed to him. at Little Rock Arkan- sas, will meet with pronptattention,
 Litle Rock, June 12, 1sif-39-5m
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REMOVAL.

=AP D 2E ESS FEFHE subscriber would respectfully inform his 1 friends and the public, generally that he has removed to Main street, 10 the store lately oc- cuPied by A@amson= & Carter, where he will con- tinue the Auction, fo9eanaiag and Commission ba- staess. He has made arrangements n the Eas- tern cities, to be constantly receiving large and general assortment Of Staple and Dry Goods and Grocefes-and all kinds Of goods 10 suit this mark ct. He can assure his friends and tine public, gene rally, that he will ba able to sell at Eastern prices with the addition of freight and eharges He has now on hand, large assortment of Staple and Fan ey Dry Goods, Groceries and Hardware, Boots and Shoes
 Country merchants and planters VII find it to their interest to call at Jacob Mitchell's
 AgsGt50n EhaTt, and examine for themselves, before making pureha- ses elsewhere.
 Tif4es Of selling at Auction Every Wednesday night-ana every Saturday, from 10 o'clock a. m., until ? p. m.-and contin4e in the evening by can dle light. JACOB MITCHELL,
 Auction aRa Commission Merchant, 1iaia sffeei, Li3te Rocb, Hjgrc6 ,, ISl4 25-ly
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 On Re So7d-dest corner Of naia and Ma1ieAam sis R BENDER las just received per Steamer E B. Lucy Walkef, . large assortment ot New Goods, consisting, ins part, of Jaconets, Painted Lawns, Musns, and the latest fashion of Fancy Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies'.
 For aentlemen's wear, Leg Cabins Gambroons, and Cotionades, also fine assortment of well made Cjo4hing all of which he will sell as cheap for cash as they can be purchased in this market. Little Rock, May 15, ls4i. 35-tf
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D. BENDER HA AS just received, per late arrivals, fresh and a E splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con- sisting in part of black Alpacea, fg'd Oelolians, Chusans and Chusan Delans Thibet Orleans general assortment of Prints Ginghams Cheeks; Flannels Linseys; Ky. Jeans; Kirseys; Satinets, Cassimeres, Cloths; hleached and brown Sheetings and Shirtings Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shawls, Gloves, &c. &e.
 Also. by recent arrivals, fresh assortment of
 Groceries, Sugar, Coffee Salt &e &e and New Orleans, expressly for this market, and will be sold CHEAT. for cash only. Store the eor- ner of Main and Markham streets.
 Little Roclc, Dec. ?, l5l3 I2-G
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IaaBa'EQHG. 4 Lh persons indebted to the late firm of F. Y. IA BAKER & CO. either hy note or book acc t, are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts not paid within reasonable time, will be put into the hands of an attorney for collection. GEO. BoGGs is authorized to receive money. and give receipts, notes and accounts due E. Y. Baker Ss Co.
 LjiHe Rocf Ocf ii, ISf3. 5-f
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KRA6saRN.

FUST received on Consignment 4000 lbs VIC g cured Bacon, which will be sold very low for cash J. MITCHELL.
 April l7lh. IsH. 3I-lY
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LUST received, by II. N. Aldfieh, general as g sortment of Hardware, Cutlery. &c., Sc, and for sale low for cash.
 May 18th, i844. ;335-
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tseat rstla, s Der steamboat Paragon, general a''e,l9 ai ot SCHOOL BOOKS of every de ns inls iinso, $ Gap and Letter Paper, Quills,
 '''A otaads, States, &c., Ssc. llasi. ,, H. N. ALDRICH. s,sss' June D. lsI444o-a Ioef ftr 1, sED large assortment of BOOK iice s.1 i iE, which makes the assortment
 as@'seefior ta aay in the State. iIasg949ss5s E9AGlPAl43T3 In a s,,,ss.s, Cards. Circulars, ssse., e.ts
 st'efsaf stfic. at this office
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BRIGADE ORDER No. 3. HEAD QUARTERS,
 Leoisbug, Jug. 24h 1sii. MI O1ICE is hereby given to the Gomlnandants IN of the several Regiments, composing the sec ond Brigade of the first Division of Arkansas Militia, that they will be reviewed in the following order, at their respective muster grountst The 18th Regiment, Pope county, Col. Fleming, eommandant, on Saturday, the 9th day oi October next.
 The 26th Regiment, Yell county, Col, Charles Hitch, comlnandant, on Thursday, the 10th day of October next Allen, Gomrnandant, Saturday, the i2th day of October next Turner Commaatant, on Thursday, the l7th day of October next
 The Fist Regiment, White county, Col. M. H.. Blue, Commandant, on Saturday, the 18th day oi October next.
 The 18th Regiment, Pulaski county, Col. T. D. Merrek, Commandant, on Thursday, the 2itll day of October next.
 The 18th Regiment, Saline county on SaturtaE'
 B. 5. BALL, Brig. GeaI,
 of2ad Brigade .lfdi's hiififia. Sept lth, lsf4.--5l
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, VNVENThsf7s USE received per steamboat Paragon, large sD and general stock of Aprg Goods and Groceries, suitable for the Summer trade, which will be sold cheaper than ever for eash persons desrous of pur chasing would find il to their interest to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere lie Is determined te sell goods of every description at small profit. and take in exchange all kinds or coun- try produce d the market prices
 Store one door ne8t to II. Mitchell
 II. N. ALDRICH lfaia sfreef. Little Rock June r, 1911. 40-a
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Instruction in the Primary Department, $sl5, Junior
 and Senior Departments, $S20, per session. Music on the Piano Porte S25.q0
University os' liae StaGe oG
 Missouri.

JUL UlIbI.Is bOUN IUOAf T T
 EnG0yyrsRemf, Sr00.000. EENHfEE Sessions, year of II weeks each, be- A ginning,
 2nd lst January,
 2d 4th Thursday of July. Board. including room, fuel, lights, washing &e., in private families, from SSl to S2 per week.
 Communications addressed to Professors E. H. Leffingnell, w. ". Hudson, R. s. Thomas, Geo. c Pratt, or to the undersigned will receive imme- diate attention JOHN H. LATHORP, August ', lst4 47-ly Ples1
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Groceries.
 JUST received per s. b. Paragon,
 70 sacks Havana Coffee,
 l5 do Rio do =s=5a dc St. Domingo Coffee. 2chests superine Imperial Tea,
 , do do Young Tyson,
 10 boxes Honey Dew Tobacco boxes CaTendish Tobacco, do Kentucky do. 5,o00 Trabuco Cigars, 1,e00 Regalia do. 1000 Half Spanish Cigars, l Coils Manila Rope. 28 Dozen boxes Mustard. ? Bbls. No. l AIackerel All Of which will be sold upon terms to suit the times. H. N. AEBRIGH
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..'Fhe farmer will at once.see the shallow
 ness of this legislative device to remove his objections to be tarifled for the manufacturers benefit, by leyyinga duty upon those pro- ducts that come from other countries to com pete with him in this Has this duty upon foreign produce raised the price of our own in our farmers' home market. Ever4 man who comes to the city with his load of pro
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4 duce, can answer. Every produce dealer who enters New York with his Western car go, most sensibly feels the imposition which. tariff partsans have practised upon tiIs pro- ducer.
 ssWhen the present taiia was offered to the people, t was promised by it's franers to be for the benefit of the farners-to increase the 2 prices of their articles, and reduce the goods of the manufacturers by preventing foreign competition. Sonic were leludedb by inc sur lace arguments of it's projectors, but they can be deluded no longer Their products have gradually declined, as the goods of the loom have advaneed and how they are now al- teeted by this tariff they will best understand by comparing prices under t with prices of thesanie articles at New ork underline ('on,4 promise tariff, which 1t has violated
 la36 2s39 fsa4 Beef, s9 87 lo75 SIS co o0 s5 25 Pork 76a IS 10 23 00 3 co s75 Flour, ' % % B75aS 3 50 4s7 Wool, 8 % 4e 55aoe9 n Corn, 43 % s 76a089 56 Cheese 6ao0 9 sa0l0
 No fne-spun sophistfy can yindicate the tarifto 712 from the odium which IS around 1t. Let lfe Western farmer think for himself compare conditions for himself-let him. by no means forget those giided promises which were made to reconcile him to the plnndering process which is now prosrating him''
 Thus far the Cincinnati Enquirer, whose remarks we have copied.to show the iighlin which the ssiariifas Il IS, has come to be re- garded at the West, and the intelligent man. ner i'll which ii is discussed and analysed III that quarter.
 Meantime We congratulate the farmers on the fipenng Of those fruits of the tariff for for which they have been patiently waiting, through two long yeafs-=froits winch do not reach their maturity if a single summer, but which, whenat last theyare ready lobe pluck cd areapples gold. The home market Sc long yapnted, has come as Ilasl, and t is found to be a market of high prices for few man. ntaeturers oi clothing, iron sal, sugar, and 5 market ol tow prices for all that Is produced by our farmers and hushahdniefl
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-EoAFe'B'TS aaSEaEgs.
GREAT BARGAINS ]!

New Orleans, June lst, lSl4. S8-tf
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Arrived.

Mexican War Steamer Guadacupe Espino, ids o Charles,
ton.
Mexican War Steamer Montezuma, Nixon, d I'm Charles
ton.
passengers A order.
Hamburg bark Washington, Kruger. 43 Is I'm Hamburg IL
pa,enger, 10 order.
Norwegian bark Juno Bennexnn 9 DIS In Bergen. passen
Bremen brig Lemona Gecrkcr g ds from Bremen rd.e
lianoyean bis Sarah Nor % ds I'm Lesbon, marble to
Aug Nes.
ballast 10 Banco. Leit schr Romp for New oIk IN
Sc eury Clay Nllne Il, from Folly Landing. corn to
$cht 6 Hitchcock Hathaway, d I'm North Carolina. ma.
val stores L Blossom.
:ichr Lovely HARRISON, > ds I'm Virginia, wood.
Pilot boa; Mary AM hicks. Is Ia Virginia naval stores
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lowing was among the resolutions adopted at that

meeting -
:. Resoired That it Texas be no, sooner annexed
we deem it expedicnt that coareati0n Of The frie"ds
orimmedidte annexation throughout the Cntoh De
6eAd al Nashville, in the STATE Of Tennessee, on,
ME first Nonetdy IN august merit and that, should
uch suggestion meet the appreciation OF our irisnds
elsewhere, will meet again at this place on lh'
first Monday in July, 10 appoiat delegates TO san
c0HreAtiOH.
And tue whole plan is still more fully developed
beg propositions published IN The "Cclainoia
Soa,h Carolinian," tIic 9rgca vi this band OF dr.
uoianlsts. The writer ol the article IN that pa
Ser in the event of the rejection by The Senate OF
the Annexation Treaty, recommends the adoption
of the following measures
- To call upon our delegations in Congress, If
m session. or our Senators, II they he ct the seat OF
t;oyernment wat on the Texan Minister, and re-
,,,ons,faie with him against any negotiation with
oib-r mowers. uafI The Southern States shall hare
had a reasonable time 10 decide upon their course.
I'm connection with this resolution the fact
should be noted, THAT although Congress has
adjourned and the other members have return
ed to their homes, the Senators and Represen.
,atives from Son.h Carolina. and other imme-
date annexationisls, get remain at TIE Sect OF
G0cerHmcRt
-. That object secured, Convention Of the peo-
pie o, each State should he promptly called, 10 de-
ilbera,c aud decide upon The action TO he taken by
the slave Safes the question OF Annexation; =
and 10 appoint delegates 10 q C0"renti0a q ne
Stare SUITES, with Instructions to carry into eiiecl
IN. beiirsts of the people
80 That a Convention of The Slave States, by
delegations from each appointed as afofesa d, should
be called 10 meet at some central position, to take
in,o consideration the question OF annexns Texas
To the Union, fine Union will accept ii: orr the
Union will not accept H. then q oaaeTtHg Teas
10 the Southern Suites.
81. That the President of the tinted States he
requested by he General Correction Of me sfart
.Slates, 10 call Congress together Immediately
,cheu The faai issue shall he made up and tie after
natire distinctly presented 10 the Free States, eihe'
To admit TEXAS into the Union, or 10 proceed peace
aJfy AMI calmly to arrange The terms Of disSolt-
tim Of the Cnton.'
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AxEcporE OF NJ. LAFFrrE.-Several OF tie
public men of Paris delivered addresses on the
deccase OF The distinguished NJ jaqucs Latiite,
aud II. Arago gave the funeral Grafton, during
which he related the following anecdote:
=" A Just pride in his humble birth was, perhaps
the last feeling that acted on the expiring mind
OF NJ. Laf4ittc. The youngest daughter OF the
Prince dc Ia Moskowa, who was the object Of the
NEST tender affection Of her aged grandfather,
told him that her school fellows when at play
called her Princess, but could not understand
how it happened that the grandfather of prln-
cess was not ii pflnce The answer is very
sinP,c, replied Latfirtc, you will tell them that
| am pFluce-- Prince du Rabot, (Pyncc Of the
fiana,l and should this appear obscure to them.
you viii explain it-and mind, command you
to do so-5y adding that my father was car
penter.'"
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Public Stock Exchange, June 2a.
Passengers Arrived.
In TIE brig LeSmcnG from Brenta-G Van Bonaz.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, JUNE 22-2 p. NJ.

Ships Hannibal lGrI Graham :, Johns NB. " * flaps
COLI burgundy. Wonon !iavIe Fox X Livingston.
Bark Helena. AssnGer ,sw Amsterdam w WeSser; Iva
mona, Shinn. Bordeaux. iiNcck x Co; Gaze!e Allen, Lis
bon; linton. DAN Dale. do: sir Newton HAM Weuh0dt.
tiumbgt:.
Bn-s ratsey Eloun; Howe IIonduIls. Blanco: J "
Huntington, Banlct, Vera Cruz DE Ialdo; W Garrison.
smith, Sa.ua La Liiuni. l. AlcCFeaGy 4 Co; Potomac,
BsH,e. Boston. Badger Peck SusIuehannnh Mothiup.
Antigua. Cartwright 4 liHrrson: Geo w Clifford COnnery,
rhiladepms.
rhr> ,llllen;. Cole Baltimore, Johnson X Lowden; Re.
peate-. Francs, Wilmington. Nc McCcady Mary Jane.
Powell. Norfolk, StuIscs C!earman Dover, Curtis Jacmcl
V Lewis: Caroline Nosore, Philadelphia, DrnnG X Go;
Rochester, Fountain, Batinoie & Rose:s Exact, john
.nn
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cargo OF ron and thirty passengers. bound Boston
ashore Boon Island Portsmouth. n. h. the 18th inst.
and shortly aite. sunk. Crew and passengers all saved ard
landed Yca. Maine md of them reached Boston
FRIDAY.
Schr Echo Davis. from Boston TO- Portland, got ashore
Ricmonds Island about o'clock. night OF 10Th. during
thick fog. Assistance her the morning, II
was thought she would be got off,
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FINE HEAD OF HAIR TO BE HAD FOR THREE

A FINE HEAD or HAIR TO BE HAD FOR THREE
- cnrsl Hair Re.toratyc. The pnce w! prove It no
Ib,y eve Il one trial Here ~ real qun.tss; Il
.r tire The haIr the mend. tace BODY ~ any
hoo ra'f-e iuerlsd ha'r grow top 4 siGrg OF.
Iaii - ~ .i healthy thereby curing dnndru.
81 NJ zr.y In n ns dirk o1F and IN tine max Il grow
IN X from the p,tS. AID ns been ife oy huncfeHs
n nos re<peciabie citizens srn"ng whom mas gwen ca
20 st,.l,ri,on Among them nfc me following
Mr. W Ilc.kir, = EnE-.t N,'S-h 1f<
n, pbi'lf,. rs IrGnni- cor. " ester 81.
Irlgs Edwards, Of Philadelphia
Nr ! Pcar.on Navy Yard. GhareSton
Il Powcr grocer fui'cH-sf. HfJoSsjn
IL could o,ie ms orer naus 20 person. no nave i'uhd
,Ii; Ma, fe9rs.er'-i iUt e a above no' 'n"ush no
tfg - 10 curyiurs s-cftonc tf'1l y 'Il ''1 r"Na-
IN, indeed chrzq-onif :. . gIs ,hIn-F 0os, ~ Jn"e'
80, f,t American Ia L. - Chntismst OF ~ BoldHuJ.
ar 10 Fulton = Brookiyr. Peass. }fnaa"aY A5Eny,
Reldms State Boston, Ic5c'. i@'ief hUii'.iE'
jc22 In
\ WONDER-A BLESSINC-A MIRACLE
4 NpETU ha, been discovered t1f curing
All Disbursements 81 the Skin.
Frccs 'es Sunburn. Morphcw, Ian'
i;ite> OF Mosquitoes, Bugs lnseci,' sc. -. :.
Tho above or any defect the s.n caused ~ nc sun neat Of
the bndy wind change of clmhe. r Sc IL aso cures n
Tie most permanent md beautiful manner ai
Diseases ut the Face ~ ; kun
p,mp.p. Blotrhe>. Salt Rheum. Sruryy.
Efy,i.slas SOrr ll.ats. Rlnewurln 81
rbs remedy i called regGe b. particular m ne name
IT;I'tiN CHEMICAL SOAP, nod N consequence OF Is
,,,,, eiracy-in fact surprising and "oHGef "orNn,
I,t m any OF the above hHs been c3htefie2i H9d
initiate, q bo.t of scamp, aad rTscar swhGets MA zoos.
who clre nu; ir The m,chei and BARN Y Hn5 no. ~
ft6s- articles are really po-'npu. aud GHntef0h D't n
20 . m liz fame and character Of Jou's >hp ueeloie -
ua-itlgr Luy oa!y the following places hH away D..
tr hines SOAP nj the Aue;cag E.ra. - al'Hm
Rrnn,vHy. :. !. ReIins : Sac ", P,,'h' 49,
I@i ger BI lines Phadepaa res,e. Broadway Aioany
a III