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CORRECT. The suggestion has been made,
that gentleman from another state be appoint
ed President of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, with the view Of having the work
more vigorously prosecuted. The Frederick
k&arniner condemns this policy, and CORRECTLY
INSISTS, that if Col. Coale should withdraw,
none but citizen Of Maryland should be APP
pointed TO his place We do not know that
Coi. Coaa has any intention to resign, nor do
we believe that he has been the least deficient
ID ms eNertlons to promote the interests of the
wotk-on the contrary, 50 far as is known to US,
he has devoted his time and talents zealousy
10 have the canal completed with as much de-
spatch as was practicable. But in case Of his
resignation, we agree with the Examiner. that
Marylandor should have the appointment
for 1t cannot be that our state is so deficient in
men Of talents and energy, as to be unable to
supply president for this company.
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NH w. TILTARD, SURGEON DENTIST
III N N. w, corner of Eutaw and Lombard Streets
ml0-3m
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On Fourth day, llth inst. THoM&s HANSON, in tie
59h year of his age
The funeral viii take place from his late residence
III fratt street. on Sixth day, (Frdayl the 18th inst at
9o'clock, A. ii. His friends are particularly invited
TO attend, without further notice.
On the 10Th inst. after an illness Of eight months
5i FRANCIS son Of Capt Chas LebOn, in the
2lst year of his age.
Oh 'ie i'm INST WILLIAM r. CoSN, son Of the late
Jacob Conn, Esq, in the 3lst wear of his aus
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n L. M A N A c..
MARRIED.

On the 10Th inst by The Rev. Samuel Kepplsr, WIN.
A. WEIGH to ANNA EMMA SHAEFER, all OF this civ,
On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Isaac P. Cook, JAMES
DICUs, of CarralI county, to Miss MANY ELLEN Cos
NELL, Of Baltimore county.
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pg-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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Musrvn-.M,. Russelrs Benefit. We call

MUsEUM-yMrs. RusSelps Benefit We call
attention with sincere pleasure to the announce
mont of this estlmable young lady's benefit this
evening. Mrs. r. has strong claims upon the
amusement going portion of the public, and
particularly upon the patrons of the Museum,
to the success Of which she has added greatly
by her excellent representations Of the various
parts assigned to her. Whether the character
performed by her be one of importance or of
lutte consideration, we always find Mrs. R.
striving zellouSly to please, and invariably sue
cesding in doing so. Her strict attention to
all the requirements Of the profession, modest
Iady-lkc and dignitied department, both in pub
lie and private life, combined with a most
pleasing address and handsome person, have
made her an established tavorita, and we feel
justified in predicting an excellent house to-
night. The play of Isabella will be we'll sus-
tanned. We anticipate much from Mrs. Rus
sells Isabella. 1t is part well suited to her
style Of acting, aud she cannot fail to add fresh
laures to her already we'll earned reputation.
Walcot has fine field as the Fine Model, and
a fine model of acting he will make of it
ODeAs merry John Owens, will make the queer
little Andrew, the funniest character magma
bic. "Black-eyed" Kate, and pretty little
laughing Miss Cannon, arc sure to please hosts
of admirers: and altogether we look for rich
and rare treat Do not forget pretty Josephine
Shaw-RuSSeU, we mcan--to-night, if YOU
would not be out of the fashion.
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9F- DRAWING of the Consolidated Lottery of
Maryland class No. 20, for 1915:
IS 10 DC 2 60 % 35 80 10 81 81 &c So 50
63 and ~, being the LIST and Cd drawn Nos each $40
46 and ~, being The % and 3d drawn Nos. each 30
81 and As, being the Sd and 18th drawn Nos. each 20
Fl aid 90, being the 4th and 9th; or 90 and 60,
being The 9Th and 9Th, each Is
All having Two Of the drawn Nos oa them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, " 5
From the old established House Of
1t EMORY, No, N. CaveTt-st.
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wN1,pATENG CAPlTALS-AT NJ. DOYLE'S
III Capital Prize Depot, opposite the Railroad De-
not next to Bradshaw United States Hotel. The
nnly way 10 account for the prosperity of our city ut
nresent and the quantity of money in circulation Is bv
The great number of mizes sold at DOYLE'S last
week More than S2O,0U0 paid out at this office
splendid prizes 10 be disposed of this week:
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SIS, shares in
proportion
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets sl9, shares in
proportion. THIS is brilliant scheme, for a package
of 2. whole tickets cost only 1888, aud must draw
Sl3-rsk only $50 halves only 40 quarters enly as
they may draw over 10000.
A Liberal discount will be paid to persons who pHr-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, or SHARE All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
II (Rl Opposite b. s. o. r, X, neDcs,
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G7- GEORGE :. EICHELBERGER, ESQ, now n
Deputy Sheriff is most respectfully presented 10 the
voters OF The city of Bal imore as candidate for the
office of Sheriff at the ensuing election.
jell-3LF t"PFs+R" NORTH POINT.
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Q3-l. In. K. Nj. the regular meeting of the Great
Council Improved Order Of Red Men of MARYLAND
will take place on FRIDAY EVENING, at O'Clock
I3n INST The committee on appeal will meet at q
O'Clock, the afternoon same day Those interest.
cd will please attend By order,
jel2-2t' JNO. L.. BOOKER G., KR
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7-LIVERY STABLES REMOVED. The un-
designed would respectfully inform all his old Gus
TONERS and friends, that he has removed from the
Wbeatheld STABLES TO the FRANKLIN LIVERY
HlhbLGHi between howard and Liberty streets, in
Cowpen alley, Immediately in the rear of Messrs
Geo. Bartlett Coz East Of the old stand Hewould
state he has for hire fine Saddle and Buggy Horses
also. Bugsys without horses His Stables are large
and airy, and good Sheds for carriages. Gentlemen
keeping their ho,ses with him may depend upon their
being well attended IN
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ANOTHER FIRE AT PITTsBURG. A fire broke
out at Pittsburg on Tuesday morning, in a sta
BILE on Brewery alley. The flames, says the
Chronicle, soon spread to the surrounding build
lngs, mostly frames, presenting frghtfu spec
tace. AT least dozen bui ldngs were on fire
before the apParatuses were prepared to throw
water. But the engines once in order, the
flames were soon arrested, with much smaller
destruction of property than could have been
expected. The roofs and woodwork of mum
Der Of houses were considerably charred, and
had narrow escapes. Two stables were entire
ly consumed, together with some half dozen
frame dwellings of slight value, fronting on
Penn st. A number of sheds and out-houSes
were burned TO the ground. Two or three
thousand dollars, it is thought, will cover the
loss sustained on all hands,
FIRES. The Mddlesex House at Concord
Mass, was consumed on Tuesday Loss
$4,000, halfofwhich was covered by insurance
The paper mill of Norton S; Co. at iiamp-
den, Me, with several other buildings, were
consumed on Sunday. Loss $50 900, insured
for $40, 000.-A large cotton factory at
Wave, Mass, was destroyed on Monday; it
was insured for $40, 000.-The recent fire at
Ann Arbor, Mich. consumed 900 Of pro-
perty.-The dwellings of Mrs. Darlington,
ID. P. BussIer and H. Hinckman, in Phjladel-
phia, were partially consumed on Wednesday.
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A CARD. Mrs. P. A. MCPHERSON, No. 81 n.
IA Howard street, avails herself of this opportunity
OF informing the Ladies of Baltimore, Washington
Frederick, Cumberland, &c., that she has made very
extensive additions and improvements to her store,
and has Just received from New York rich and fash
ionable variety of Fancy and Stal lie DRY GOODS,
which she is determined to sell at the lowest possible
cash prlces-as usual choice and elegant variety of
French and German Fancy and useful articles
@3-Ladies' CAPES, COLLARS, inside SLEEVES,
&C., made to order. jel3
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Nh SCOFTI Informs the public in general, that
IRn ss!e still continues her ORN AM ENTAIL HAIR
MANUFACTORY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, No IL SOUI H STREET.
10 Ladies' plain FRONT BRAlDS manufactured
in superior manner. ap25 Smif
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sSSa Ft
$S$,,

A EtV LITERARY ENTERPRISE. The
SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to the reading
portion OF the community that he has located himself
PermIanentiy he hopes) at No. ESQ., BALTIMORE
STREET., one door from McClellan's alley, where
he intends having for sale all the favorite
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS,
which ne VIII sell at the usual prices; and also all the
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
Inc attention of the Ladies is invited TO those cheap
Musical Publications of Messrs. Hewitt, & Co Phiad.
W3- In this attempt 10 accommodate the residents
OF the western portion the city, he hopes to receive
the assistance OF generous and enlightened public.
GA. HINCKLEY, Jr.,
Jel3-u 2S05 Baltimore street.
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FIRE AT CINCINNATI, On Sunday morning,
fire broke out at Cincinnati, at the corner of
Main and Court SITS. which destroyed number
of frame buildings used as stores and shops
Mr.. Burdsal, druggist, lost about Sc 900; in
sured in $ 500. Mr. Baldwin, painter, lost
all his paints a large number of elegant paint
ings and engravings Sc, worth in all about
500, and no insurance. MIR. Raymond, hat
Ter, saved nearly all his stock, hats, &C. Mr.
Paryn, halter, on the corner, lost very little
Mr. M'Closk7, saddler, lost probably to the
amount of $500, insured, Lyons, colored man
saved all his fruit store stock. A colored shoe,
maker, lost slightly. Mr.. Jacobson, clothier
lost clothes and cloths to considerable amount
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING pooys
For Rotterdan-Ship Caledonia, 18th inst
For Premiership Marianne soon.
Fot Batbadoes- Bafqne Henry Kelsey, SOON
For Valparaiso, &c.-Barque George < Henry v9.h
proXimO. "
For observation-disclosures Pioneer, 18th inst
For ltemeI-Barque Ernst & Gustav soon
For River LA Piata-Brig Amazon, soon.
For MarseilIes-Brig George Gardner 25th inst.
For Kingston, Jam Brig Glamofgan few DAYS.
MARINE LISf-PORT OF BALTlM ),{E~
THsRSDAY, JUNE 10 ls45.
FROM THE EXCHANGE ReAoING-Roou go01s.
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THeRsDAY, JUNE l2 l845.
FROM rME ExcHANee ReAp1NG-Roou RonAs-
CLEAREI

CLEARED,
Mann. -
Tucker - " - " "
schr Mary Cathatne, Gayle, Charleston, C. Pen
Schr Heroine, Passapea, Phlad'a, Jno w. Brown.
- ST amer Robt f. Stockton, Luyman, PhiIadelphia.
Z. G.. Harris. 'f"'"'
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SERIOUS FIRE IN DcstrHc-
ton Of the .academy Of Fine .4rts. About ! |
O'Clock, on Wednesday night, fire broke out
at Philadelphia, in the Academy of Fine Arts,
in the rear of Artists Fund Hall, on Chesnut
street, which was almost entirely consumed
We fear, says the Inquirer, that many admira-
bic paintings and other works of art were
greatly damaged, if rot utterly ruined
Among the noble works in the building, were
three by Benjamin West-Death on the Pale
Horse-Christ Rejected, and another the sub
iect of which we do not ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by
Washington Allston, and one or two by Leslie
There were also many gems by the old masters,
the collection being one of the most valuable
in the Union. Many were carried out in time,
and were thus saved-while others will be re-
covered, but greatly damaged. The Statuary
suffered materially, as in the confusion many
of the choicest specimens were broken. The
loss is most deplorable one, and will give
pain to every true friend Of the arts. Rumor
attributes the fire to an incendaGy. DR.. Wy
lies church was repeatedly in danger, but was
saved by the prassworthy efforts of the fire.
men.
The North American says, the valuable Lii
brary, chiefly present from Napoleon Bona
parte, was saved, though considerably injured.
The fire communicated to the pictures in the
Rotunda, and several were destroycd-some of
them of great value. Among the number were
Murillo's great picture ofthc Roman Daughter,
valued at $4,000, and Dugad Stuard, by Rae
burn. Most of the pictures were removed from
the Rotunda and North Gallery. Allston's
picture of the Dead Man Restored, was saved
and Death on the Pale Horse, in a mutilatcd
condition. About one o'clock the whole of the
North Gallery was in ruins. Thus the torch
of an incendiary has nearly destroyed the larg-
est and best collection of the works Of art in the
United States-and which has been the labor
of near forty years in collecting. The loss is
irroparabe, and will be felt by large number
ofartists and amateurs Of painting and soul pture.
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HIP AND AT THEM AGAIN, BOYS!-
y SGHoOLFlELD Il co sold yesterday to Nos.
80 63 20 prize of $1,000, sent to Chambersburg, Pa
Nos. % So 90, prize of $780, and Nos 90 30 so, a
prize Of $50, both sold in the city.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class 20, drawn
June II, lowest prize So, are
60 70 46 81 TO 23 35 30 10 81 81 26 SO SO,
Draws TO DAY, the brilliant scheme of Md. Con
sollahtCd Lottery class H.
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JOHN K. HYNSON, Agent.
P $. Ladies' Poney for hire. His terms Tor Lii
very horses as follows: Saddle horse per month SO
with carriage $40. ml2 colin
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n "ITE n0,EIW0Tt, bIOWl, TOT BaI.lmofe, cTeaHed az
Boston l0lh inst.
Schr Mary Frances, Etchberger, of Baltimore, sold,
was at Havana 24th ult.
Schr CygIet, kenney, from Baltimore, via Bath, ar
rived at Machias port LIST inst.
Schr Mary Smith, for Baltimore, sailed FROM prov-
denCe 9th inst.
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Chase & Co, q" '
Brig b ID. Wolfe, studevant, from Arcci5o, p. R.
sth ut sugar, moaSses, hides and tobacco, so VIM
Powell son, and f. w. Blune x Sons.
Biig Aimena, Ryder, days ftOsa Boston, assorted
cargo, t01hos. r. Matthews,
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Williams, from PhaAsIphia,
salt, To order, f'
Sloop Union, Cottingham, from Philadelphia, Ndse
TO John W. Brown.
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ARR WE'D.

Brig Frances Jane, Coffin, from st, Johns, via Are
EMO, r. H. 90 days TO the Capes,} sugar, 10 Kirkland
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racket Georgia, Caffey, from No.folk.
MEMORANDA.
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THE CAPTTALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 5 prize of $1,000.
| " $500 10 " 900
/ 1851 20 " lO0&c.
Tickets S25; halves !; quarters 81; eightfs Sic.
90 Draws TO MORROW, Jpne the 18th, Small
Fry Md Lottery, class 49, Capital S5OO0-Tckets Sl3,
shares in proportion. In which Schoolfied g. Co.
will sell on certificate packages of % whole tickets
for only so, halves $40, qrs SIS, eiehths So So For
the prizes and prompt attention, address
SCHUOLFIELD Il CO.,
No. | Calvert street,
II First otFicetiom Baltimore street.
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DIED.:

Al wirian.bu-gh Suddenly Friday At hAli-past
r NJ of epile,ic fits, GEORGE DARLINGTON, aiteE ~
illness OF II hours.
The friends q the family, likewise The members OF NJ O.
Encamrnlent Ne. 10. OF kincs Co Lodse No ~
l. O. @: O. =. earnestly requested 10 pay the last te-
ute OF respect 10 his remains on Sunday At hapaSii VI
RON the residence OF his bso;Aerin sw Lewis Jones
Crasa-st. near In 81; as above
s-,- U;icS papers please copy
Nav Q, Benz min {. c. Lawrence, =
sth Mrs Elizabeth Hunt -,
A, Auhurn 81, Rober; Cook. SIS 2sih ILL., SaFah .
Marshall, 10. ,ps.,, o.
AT Geneva 2c Vim. I.ddsrs. A.
Al Owero 18Th uli-. EleSzer Dana 80
On 2?d March, washed overheard IN hurricane i'ui
shin F1y,us ON hec rasssee hence 10 Glasgow Capt 10
MAS JONES ascd 81 years. Respectable sAa @@s''' q
this city.
MAYS, wIn A. Smith. 81.
Sta Peter \. son OF reter SchermeThsrT.
5th Mrs PAMELA Lampl,n. IS Mrs Ann Schanef' 90
Rose cun>ort Of Matthew Reed 81.
A, Buffalo. i,h. Capt jacob HellIiesel y May An
AT TROY. "a, Mrs Mary Derulo;, e6, 4,h. Mrs Maria
Al Hudson Nsy Mis-. clar.ssa Van pyek. 81 sih
VIM, H. Toirpkils, -
i0,s' g,:cs, An. Mrs Alice NJ, White. as sih, Major
Ehenezer D!ckinson- ~.
Co. y. Y. ,1.r;rs %
Svrsccse 2eth ulr Mrs. Sarah FoTrnan % % ns.
Alber, b. Consdon, Jr. 10,
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and that We say 10 England, Peace peace, Amen
'(Applause Tell them that the only warfare W.
want with them IS Joint warfare with sin II Ap-
pIaus- }-iha, the only rivalry viii have Is a.
10 whether the mother or daughter shall carry tii
eros. of Christ farther INTO the land sfdarkness and
the Valley OF the Shadow OF Death = aIPlanse) -
and that the only weapons will use are two, ana
thew are Truth and Love.
Dr. BEECHgK then made few impressive re-
marks on the hyperion importance of Foreign Mis-
sious over all other religious movements il is the
last and brihgtest dlspensation OF God and from Il;
have sprung all the other socleties mat revolye
round II satellites.
Mr.. Spadng said that Cbrist's command was I'M
perztv- 20 "go and teach all nations" There
Irry. 1870 coo 600 of souls In India as dear to God
GA III. poole of the United States and seven times
The number. Mothers must put their sons and
daughters into Inc missionary box as well as money.
The Eibe, Home and Foreign Missionary Socie-
ties form trad that will overthrow Vlshnu and all
his cohorts.
Rev. Mr. Thompson then stated that he owed
his conversion 10 the preaching of Foreign Mis-
,,onary Sermon by DR.. B.echer In Philadelphia 10
wears ago He alluded also beautifully 10 the
death OF DR.. Grant and the massacre OF the Nesto-
mans
Rev. Mr. Wilkes said that the works of Mr..
Todd, and DR. Beechcr had done much good In
Great Britain and Canada. There could not De
war between the United States and Great Britain,
bouad up as they were In the holy bond OF Chnst-
ianlty Enslaud and America must look 10 II that
thy fulfil Gods command 10 them TO baptlze the
whole world with purity and holiness, and
not with and bloodshed, Great applause
Tine mother OF Lyman, the missionary that
was eaten by cannibals with Williams) Sal
under his ministry, and she never regretted thar she
gave her san to Gods Cause. He dwet with great
force on the immense importance Of Foreign Mis-
sions.
DR. Beecher, in conclusion, said that be felt
crush under the weight Of his own unworthiness ;
and If he could take 10 years furlough Of lie
from God, satisfied az he otherwise that he
should kneel at the feet Of Jesus in Heaven, and
cast his crown at the feet OF Christ, he would glad
" labor on in this earth. He thought he
should attend another meeting in this place aud
in parting he would leave these words to burn ia
The hearts of all Take care of Foreign Missions
and God will take care of Home Missions Take
care Of Foreign Missions and God will cause the
river of life 10 flow through the earth I'LL nations
shall be bora in day !'-tMuch applause)
The parting hymn was thea sung: :" From all
that dwell below The skies" The benediction
closed the proceedings.
II was decidedly the most Interesting and i'm
essive meeting tina, has occurred in this clty
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oeiee OF he Commercial Advertiser.


We have no Sa-s Of heat There - ar 9uA
nv or The marker and bvIers asking Chicag
me market w,ll warrant The Cafso OF The A.hsa s.s5
n;c-- goes Previous TO the nuVal Of the Earr1
Maj. $50 phl, FioT, sht bfsrG 500 al Sit Nea
Mis- i5a br mixed Cafc subject To Bufi.iO II
,rt on an brought the same QuOtSou The improvement
~ the New York Market Of SNueee On " esrn tyarf has
,n the prce ny atcu echen pence above hat 4
hid ~ yesterday aud consequently hoye uBSbe 70 meet
Tie o hcAiers
81 ti ,hes al $ cea In pors there steady szle ct
sl or No mes. and 81 fOr inspecief No
n .,nard prale. Shoulder altered Al cents and
- Al S. hi ernd. except or the Canadian
Market A sale or go ls EhGbash Geese was HlSde al
ccr.s-rp bushels Dried Apples brought sit.-3J ue-
nnel ss sod ard la.0So Ia. Bal Leaa wsie
-
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SONGS FOR THE PEoPLE-No. 70.
A,R-l dream't tina, dw-lt in marble halls.

dream, tina; dwet in marble halls.
With pimplrs aud tan on my face,
Aud that AT parties. ~ soiiee aud balls
was termed repUlsive disgrace
had riches eCoueh. hut, alas could not count
On pOsses,bG a Su ilr,s SKIN;
Ba, thought that whisper SAID you may surmount
These defects, he they hateful as sin.
H.
thought that sui'ors sought my hand
But they all repuda,ed my face,
For they cried though her features are formed mid and
bland.
The puppies all beauty disgrace.
Thrn thought that cried IN voice void OF hore,
Cus- these frrck-s. tnaic nv skiu white and fair,
And cried cake Ji ;he lam d Jones SOAP,
And your mind will be Ire. from DESPAIR
Ill
Then dream, that used II: q, that moment Of bliss,
NV skin changed /, om its yellow i,h hue;
Nv neck made clear, aud my face made TO kiss
Though angel might claim II hs due.
The pimpleS had vanished the iiecklrs the tan
HID dee iinr'd and a voice bv my side.
Sad indeed yon row made The glory OF man;
Ay, the viTtue the hoic aud the r'idc.
Tie great virtue genuine Jones Soar consists It's erro
lien; aud be4utyius qualities Tie Medical Society Of PARIS
termed miracle blessing aud wonder. 10
dsfsurement far cleaning dark yellow dis
colored skin rendering II soft white clear and potsss
the removing ireckrs, puppies sunburn.
phew and nfallihy curing ot hum Scurvy aud other
eruption OF the skin. particularly IN old The public
cautioned ak for Jonc Italian CSmical Soap IL
sold ouly this Cy the sisn Of the American Eagle So
Chatham street aud t23 Broadway tatesiTee Boston
Ledger Building Philsdeiphl aud 81 Ste-streei Boston
m