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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28
INsURING AGAINST JEALOUSY.

~ NJ. 4: p..y
from un anu views ~ fal's' com
piled from the French papers by N. z
Willis, for the Mem Mirror, we extrac
the following account Of queer sort Of q
now ;,s,;,a,;o, J, car,o;nlv ,hs 80,
I, ,"
rfencny "'ng We nave ye' nearo o'
W. undevs,on N eron, Il ! nf,o,,x,;a- +.
c.;s n.hs, cn,,,aan III, has ,on,, a,;a,ad -
crs,lv n Landau anJ s;n;la5 ~ i III,
orcan;zed II ps,;s a. ,he Insurance i
co,,;nooI tranouill;ty 10 hose rho. ,rih .,
,r;,JoHt reosou su6;r from ;;co1oysv The
scheme 70 vsrv ragasonabIa and ;ngsn;ons
ono ws yns, cav i I'D onen ~ esn;,n i.
;s,s ,s an ;rdncer y - ,sIe s,ocL Tbs
annl;can, lrr;nc;nal iron, &c ,he Gamma.
NIX lad bsan ;ndrced q o,nLo IL Il /, f,pn,
bay;nr a. NAM vsors ;rsurad M our
domes,;c honn;ass. Il $500 III sai
lnsw ,hasdfa.n ~ 1885, ~ $500. "..
,;on.,,, ssa.'s:... ~ ss.,a- : Ps ,s:,
tbis 70 ,bs cnn;,sl;., ~ rrs,ss ~ s sp"c,A
fc ar,nn ~ nv - ~ =, ,js n rass
We r;ve he o ~" &c !; as fallows ~. go
TSs nnr y s Mons;srr I'or;mond .
French merchant. wns one Of those IN.
gratefully rew.rde5 neysons who snsnd
he vop,i H., AZ 5o5;Is rs;sst n acou;r;na
he frt,,ns III t5s IeJ;ss crsent III
+ married Miss J,.cv Hoswo,d I g;rl I,
eighteen. and Of remarkable beauty when
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28
AN ExrRAcr, rom "a Yindication Of II

AN EXTRACT, from "a Vindication Of Tie
Rights Of Man, BIZ Theophilus Fisk.
Y One Of the most stupendpus obstacles in
the way Of our national progress, Il our
blind vcneraiion Tor ancient usages, anti
quatedlo established customs. Pfescrip-
ton rules MS with rod Of IRON we wor-
ship sanctified ignorance if It DO but crus-
ted over with the boar Of ages, with The
blind idolairy and reverence Of crodn-
lous child. II Is something at which pos.
terity will marvel, that a people calling
themselves free, could wear SO long, with
out effort and without shame, these badges
Of ancient yassaIage and calling seryitudc.
III IL this which has raised up ia this
country. an implied obligation al war with
our express duiy;ii is a groveling ho-
mage, exiorted from imbecility to support
usurped power; i Il the prop Of every tot
teriDg throne; II has sealed tine lips and
fate Of millions; has consigned the labor
ing classes 10 inferiorily; transmitted, I'M
subducd through countless generations. ihe
fatal virus Of political corruption; il makes
the faults Of our predecessors to be more
holy than our rec,i:ude; il has forbidden
Investigation, checked discovery, discour-
aged enterprise, aad defed the media.
ton Of reason and common sense. Thus
we hallow ancient custpms, worship moul.
dering inslitutions, and Idly pbuudou our
country o " destiny, tainted with the
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

MurFrNs. ~ Take 3 piuts Of flour, l
pint Or water--lukewarm, ! lea cup full
Of bakers yeast, ! table spoonful Of sugar,
1 ten spoonful Of salt---make them up 10
the morning for tea, Oh at night for break
fast, and bake them in muffin rings. They
are 50 good.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

WARNING TO IlQUoR DEALERS. - a
gentleman Of Cincinnati is In possession Of
the names Of all the liquor dealers in two
streets Of that city for the last fifteen
years. There were 81 in oil, Of whom
90 arc dead, aud 40 Of them died drunk.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

y Pass 1T RouNp. Those who indulge
in splendcr Of dress and equipage, beyond
the amount Of their incomes, arc truly
compared V houses on fire, which shine by
that which destroys them.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

PAurERrsll AND Rum--Thcrc are in ia
State Of New York, nearly $1,000 pau
pcrs, 81 least onc-hall Of whom became -
BY inicmperance
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

Il Is now stated positively !" by auihori.
~" that hcr Majesty Queen victoria 10
NOT again "as ladies' wish to bo,"&c.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

n AN ErIcRAm. ~ We find The following
floating about, like Jophcs in search Of d
parental guardian;
Women were born as fate dcclares,
To smooth our linen and our cares,
And It's but just, for BY my iroth,
They're very apt 10 rufile both.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

Whenever you buy or sell, lei or hire,
make a clear bargain, and never trust to
eve shanI disagree about iriics. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
Inv Courts.

VICE CHAScELLoRs CoUsT-JGnes X FsSaa VS. co, s4,
euu Revaolfs & Vrts-The parties are co pa''ne snP
In an extensive omnibus line. having become ~ 49,
year ago the 20 partnership 10 oniinue of n,e u
Mr. Palmer has become dissatisfied and ASKS 70 nAe AZ
partnership broken up. and receiver appointed TUE
Is opposed The counsel for Nr p commended nAi 'n %
!. no aw by which 10 prohibited from reselnuins
co partncrship the marriage ne excePicd-thai 'ne NV
will not allow man to sign away his own irecdom-hs,
after signing contract OF partnership ne might un
thar he hs. connected himself with bad or vicious per
son. and that TO compel him 10 remain would De IKE
claiming the living ~ the dead &c -, -,
The Vice Chancellor in deciding the appcafion sts'ed
that IN the course Of bis experience he has often nought
hist the Legislature should interfere 10 prevent TIE tor
nation Of copsrtncr.hps altogether that Is so far as re-
,aes 10 ordinary business pursuts-for certainty s me
case that difficulty and disputes between the parties give
rise 10 continued litigation but ~ the aw stands part
ner cannot come In whenever be peases, and on mere
motion dissolve copartnershp contract Tie is bound
by /, unless breach Of the contract IS shewn on the
part of his partners in which be has right b en-
ter proceedings II an insoven partner assigns bis in
terest the creditor has right wind up the concern
that interest is concerned In the present case
the establishment il shown 10 be in a fourshng condi
and well managed by the partners and II would be
injustice to the other partners 10 break itup
Motion denied and temporary Injunction dissolved
Mr. siman for cOmplsnsni-Mr. Thorn for Defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
Connecticut.

The general result Of the Town Elections in the
Land Of Steady Habits on Monday is most cheering.
Most Of the usually doubtful towns elected Wing
Officers, bat that is Of secondary moment. More
than three. fourths Of The Torns IN tie State hare
pretty certainly, roted NOT 10 license The sale Of In
to1icotinr Liquors Among these are HARTFORD,
Nyw.H.yEx. Norwich and BRIDGEPORT, the four
Isrges, towns in the State M'ddteto~n is the
largest town in which Rum prevailed, and in L,teh-
field neither ticket was elected In the smaller
towns, the Temperance Commissioners are pretty
generally chosen We think there viii hardly be
forty Towns ia the State in which drop Of the
Ardent will be iegoi sold, after the close OF the
presen, year. Noby lone, CONNECTICUT NEW
YoRK ia coming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
MARRIED /:

On the sh inst. by the Rev. e. G. Sommers Mr.. JOHN
W VANDEWATER Of Hampstead. L. l. 10 Miss CATH.
ARINE ANN, daughter of Mr. Samuel B Warner Of this
City.
On Wednesday evening. Oct. -th, in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Twenty seventh 81 by Rev. Daniel
Cary. TIMOTHY A. HOWE To GEORGlANA h. VIII.
SON both OF this City
On Wednesday. 9Th. by Rev. +. Holt Hon. Samuel n.
Pond of Bucksport Ne to Mrs. Mary b. Morse OF this
City.
In Boston on the lst inst by Rev Or. Storrs Rev.
RICHARD !. STORRS. Jr 10 MARY T. jerks, daugh-
ter of the late Rev. Francis jerks.
At Cincinnati. 30th ult John NJ. Hunin gton Of this
City, TO Janeite II Garfield
At Troy lst INST. John Jones of Brooklyn, to Mala
Brown ID Timothy Adams TO Eliza Gray %, Tolbert
PEBBLES 10 Jane sheldon. of Cohoes.
At Columbus, Ohio 25th ut Rev. w Maxwell to Mary
A. D. shaw of Sing Sing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
The Institute Fair.

The following are the special arrangements for the
coming days OF the Fair
TRErsdas O1. 9A--IlE NATIONAL CONVENTION OF
FARMERS. GARDENERS AND SILK CVLrrxsrs will be
held at The Repository Of the Institute in the Park 10y
O'Clock. A. NJ An address Agriculture by Hon
Groxoy LrNr OF Ne~buryport Msss, at y 2. ~ a, the
Church of the Messiah, Broadway.
Saturday Oh. llh.- Fireworks st 9. O'Clock, ?. NJ
Monday, OCT l3A-List OF Horses. Cattle. aad other
Live Stock must be in possession Of the Managers
Madison Cottage Of Twenty third ST. and Fhh.
insure their being placed the Judges List
hpreviously forwarded TO T. +. Waterman the Cores
ponding Secretary Of the Institute, they vii be attended
to. Petigrees signed by owners required.
Tuesday Oct ith.-Tenth Annual Flowing Match
and iesuns OF Flows. and the Spading Match. in the
vicinity OF NewNofk. An Address will be delivered in
the field.
bsdEesaSy Oct lSs.-The Exhibition OF Horses. Cat.
ne' &C VIII open al the spacious premises between
Iwenfythird sad T~enih fourth Sta fiithsvenue rear
OF the Madison Cottage, at 10 O'Clock Cattle must be
on the ground by 9 o'clock An
IhErsday Oct l6<h.-Ls-t day OF Cattle Exhibition -
Address on Agriculture. at Sblos saloon at II O'Clock
p. NJ
Friday, OCT l.h---Pnvs,e sale Of Cattle and other
Live stock. ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS by the Hon
T. d. ELIOT OF New Bedford Mass. at ~ O'Clock p
Other interesting operations and displays which will
occupy portions OF the time from day day during the
Fair, Will be reasonably noticed In circulars and in the
public prints.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

The IibaayArgus quotes from the Batario Times
an article which the Argus styles an admirable
one ON the subject Of Wool and Wooens duties
and which the Argus says takes occasion TO cor
r,ct some of the cruates If that word is strong
enough of the Evening Journal on the subject In
the course Of this admirably corrective article, we
find the following assertions
mo desoyipfion of wooden cloth, by the tariff OF AZ
exceptng hsnnels and bsizes which pay specific duty
of IA cts upon the square yard u admitted at less du-
M dian 40 pr The operation therefore, Is this the
manufacturer purchases a pound OF this wool upon
which he pays duty Of about onetttrd Of cent he
manufactures Il into CLOTH and charges the southern
STAKEHOLDER bounty (supposng the cloth 10 be worth
not more than 80 cts. yard Of 20 cents
IA strikes US that this article could have been made
s,ill more correct. il not quite admirable in the
eyes Of the Argus by reference to section !, clause
9Th, Of the present Tariff which reads rerbat'm;
Fourth On wooden blankets the actual value OF
which 1.-THE place whence imported shall not exceed
eutyfve cents each and of the dimensions not exceed
ing 72 BY So inches each nor less than 90 by 90 inches
duty Of ffteea per sd vaorem and all 0D.er
wooden blankets duty Of trentyfps per cent ad va
iorem."
There are two or three other classes Of WOODEN
goods admitted at duties Of thirty per cent ad valo
rem but here il the very article in question-cheap
coarse Wooden fabrics, known in Commerce as
'Woolen blankets which the present Tariff charges
but feen,per cent and the better qualities f~cnty
fee per cent Against this fifteen per cent. the
cheapest coarse Wool is admitted at fre per cent
giving ten per cent. Protection to the maHufac
turcr. But the Loco Foco Tariff bill of Mckay
at the last Congress reversed this by putting up tho
duty ON this coarse Wool to trenty per cent anC
cutting down the duty ON Wooden Blankets to Ten
per cent-a discrimination Of ten per cent. agains
our own Industry. This would throw the manuiac
iurc all over to Europe but instead of making
market for pound of our farmers Wool it would
simply deprive them of the markets for thei
Fruit. Vegetables. Butter, &c. which our manufac
tories now furnish We don't see what class o
Americans would be benefited by such change a
this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

Base wretetes slaves to yellow glitering gold,
Dare ye thus ingre young and fair and Old,
With base decocted poisons and deceit
OF Jones Soap you form counterfeit;
While osser dogs, with folly snd with vice.
Initiate Jones's Soap and sell II al hall bis prce
Ladies. be,ssre-u'nf ask for Joness Soap,
And should they cheat you as they now DO hope,
Return their poisonous sufs; and then US mex
You 20 % = gLtytsoin Chsinan-strset,
And buy for fly cents cake
Oftle bomelys only hope,
OF Jones' most miraculous
Italian Chemical Soap.
The Miracle AID Blessing Of the Age has truly oren IN
vented BY A. Vesprin italy for The permanent cure OF
al Cutaneoas Ef1puons Of the SKIN IL has been use1 oy
thousands Of our spectacle cz-ns and never IA
ia sssIfyy Sat Rlegm, Erysipelas Pimples, bio6nos
Frecses, Tan, Chapped CRACKED or Tender Sam sc
any eruption or dses<e Of skin II renters ue skin 0eauu
fully so smooth white and clear even though De DARK
brown or yellow. In sDeh The following Il has
cured xhen every remedy inward and external have been
Iled vain yiz scaed Sore or Seaboy Head, Bsrbers
ltch Sore Beard and Old Sores 10 fact has slresdy
proved Medical Society OF Pans predicted hwoud
:" Blessing the Age" IL Is sllpowernl remedy,
made beautiful Cake OF soap -
One ira viii prove ito virtues bat the pubic must bece
f1 get the genuine Jon-ss Soap II 10 countsriee IN
al directions Ask for Joness Soap and Jake other BUY
q the sign OF the American Eagle, No % Chaihsm-sl
Price 50 Mind the night nttsber 81, or you ~s
chesied.) 5l5, mind 55 Broadway, or l5s lu.ton,sl
Brooklyn ""s'@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

" The EyERLAsTISG Mr.. P,rSE has been al.
tackled once more The National nteligencer Of yes.
terday says
We have been informed that Mr. Henry W. Paine Who
arrived in this city few days since from the North and
who months ago attacked and robbed OF a
large OF money as he alleged. near the Observatory
ID this city. AS noticed in the National inteligencsr
after the occurrence was hred At with air by
some unknown person Monday night last, about o..
clock he conyersng with two gentlemen under the
piazza in front OF the United States Hois This murder
ous attack upon Mr. Paine took place a. the time the
lsrgs omnibus in front Of the hotel We have seen
and examined Mr. Paines hst which Is perforated IN
front with large slug; which. hsd il struck e lower
have passed through Mr.. Paines head and killed
him on the spot The slug WAS Afterwards picked up
and shown 70 US: IL IS in battered condition. IL Is
needless TO say that this fourth attack upon the life Of
Mr. Psine AZ he informs Us Il is, has excited no hn!c
conversation, wonder and excitement in the eommu
uiiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. oct. $

PHILADELPHIA oct. s-P VI.
The Wing rally last night in Broadst, composed
of the Western Wards glorious affair and never
was a demonstration more gratifying 20 the Wings OF
Philadelphia when the ncemency OF the weather -
considered AID John Thompson presided, and elo-
auent speeches made By Hon Jos x. lnsersoll,
Hon f. Joy Morris Josiah Randall and others which
were frequently interrupted by shouts OF applause
The New York inc, which ieit at clock this
more boat due at O'Clock with the southern mail did
not arrive until nearly II o'clock having been detained
for several hours in consequence OF aheayy fog
Thomas Shustor who murdered his wife several
wears since and was sentenced be hung but pardon
ed by Gov Porter was this morning sentenced 10 three
years imprisonment hard labor for receiving goods
knowing them to have be. stolen.
Stocks are all down to-day. Pennsylva Elves
fell of !. closing at 76t Reading Railroad shares de.
clined l. selling NJ 25t and Wilmington /. closing heavy
H. In fact there Is complete reyusion inthe price
OF all stocks this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
DIED

On "Wednesday. the sth inst THEODORE, infant son
of Dickinson and Rachel Wunt aged nine months
The friends and relatives respectfully invited TO at
tend his funeral which will take place this Thursday
afternoon. at o'clock from A. Trinity place, without
further invitation.
In this city on the 7th inst WILLIAM II. ELLIOT
aged 22 son of George A. Elliott OF Erie Pa to which
place his remains taken for interment
On the sth inst. WILLIAM CLAIMING; youngest son
of James w and Elizabeth Judd, aged 81 months
On Tuesday, James L. Brown g.
On the 9TH Alice wife OF Peter Kline, ~.
At Dsnvers Mass. ID, SYLVESTER OSBORN, -, at pa
trioi of the Revolution
At Albany. 9th. Samuel Van Vechten %
At Sing Sing Both ut Charlotte Ann wife OF Barnard
Rice, ofthis City -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
Taxu Election. In Connecticut.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Hartford October 7th 1e4o.
La about $50 towns in this State. the annual eiec
ton Cor Town Officers was held yesterday. Also
Commissioners were chosen in all the towns In I'M
State who have the power to license wine and spir
;,uous liouors TO be sold, and have also the powe
to prohibit such sale within their respective towns
Bv considerableexeriion have been able to gather
exclusively for The Tribune, the following returns
which forward you by the one o'clock boat
HARTFORD COUNTY.
Hartford-Town officers no; chosen until Dec. lem
persnee tickle, received 735 votes and Liberal teke
81 votes.
Ea,, acknowledgements ticket elected by Two
thirds vote.
Mnne11su-whig Town officers and Temperance
ticket.
HOMETOWN officers divided Liberal Commss
elected by two votes TO ono and this Is the town where
the rccen, murder Of wife By her husband took place
under the effects Of liquor
Caaton-whig Town officers and Temp. Comm.
NaoHsrtiord- Do. 90
berlin DO. No.
Rocky HaL-Loco Town officers.
SorlhinSt0R-Loco Town oficer-Temp. Comm
MDDLEsEX co.
Niddl,toua-Loco majority IS on Town ohces-
yb,g last wear but nine times GU, Of ten Loco Literal
Commissioners by 20 maj
Durham-Whig Town Officers.
portlond-whig Town Officers 81 majority Temper
ance Commissioners.
Vet1ersfeld-Whig Town Officers.
LITCHFIELD co
w,n.,,d-Wbie Town officers and Tenn. Conmisers.
do
CanGda- do 90
J,,ss,ld--Loco Town Ofscers-l2 majority. No
choice Of Commissioners
p,,,nou,b-Whip Town Ofhcers-Tem Com. 50 maj.
Bristol~ do DO 90
Farmin1,oa-Temperance Commissioners
Hqrriuton-Loco Tswn Ofiicers-Tem. Com
HOLLAND co.
Sasord-Libersl Commissoners-l02 majority.
EAin9ton--Temperance Commissioners
NEW-LONDON CO.
yorrioh elected Wing town officers throughout on
Monday without opposition and the Temperance License
Commissioners were elected by 100 majority over al
others On the Constitutional Amendment the vote stood
Ayes ISL. Noes H.
Pres,on-Loco.Foco ticket elected and Temperance
Commissioners
Borah- do do do do
L,banon-- do do do do
Ye-Loadon elected noparfy ticket for town officer
and Anti. License Commissioners. On the question o
Amendment Of the Constitution the vote stood Ayes II
Noesl.
NEW. HAVEN co.
so far az heard from the Wings have carried the town
of New Haven East Haven Orange Derby, Milford, Gull
ford Meriden, gain North Braniord Waterbury, Nau
gatuc, gain Derby southngon, Durham.
The following towns are Loco Hamden, Walingford
Branford North Haven, Middletown gain Bethany Ok
ford, Wolcoit, Cheshire, gain
Anti.License Commissioners were elected in all tn
above towns except Cheshire, Derby and Middletowr
In Cheshire there was no choice In Derby and Middle
town the Liberal ticket succeeded-thc only towns ye
heard from upon that side Of the question. In Milfor
there were but two Temperance Commissioners electe
no choice for the third.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

PSoF. WIsEs's LECTURES sEfoR1 rnr MERCANTILE L.
second lecture of the on the
Jewish Institutions viii be given at Clinton Hall this
Jag, u o'clock Subject" Review of the Warlsws and
Slavery OF ancient times Character OF Moses as Hson.
an Lawgiyer and Chief Magistrate But sw ladies
tended the first lecture owing presume the extreme
incemency Of the weather The room should no crowded
with them. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

~ ScHEScks PuLMosIc SYRUP Is q certain remedy for
the of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Colds, Coughs and
Disease Of the Lungs. Any one calling al the Ohce No
Cortland ST. can obtain (grais) pamphlet giving fuu
description Of the above Diseases also reference num
persons Of high standing have bsen cured by the use
OF this medicine.
We caution public bear mind that g. Beekman
longer agent for the sale Of the genuine Schencks
Pulmonc Syrup.
Beware spurous limitations Toostan the pure genuine.
unaduteraed Pulmonc Syrup 60 directly to the Pfopre-
tors Office, No. Cortland al N. Y. ~ slM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

BREAK n THE CANAL.-We regret to learn this
morning that bad break occurred in the Canal South
ington last night about 10 miles from this city II took
place the culvert the mile river and has
carried oil large piece of heavy, solid embenkment
There are strong suspicious OF foul play
New Haven Pallad. Tuesday.
rV@ Rensselaer, Woodruff brother of tho Post.
master at Ottawa, Ill., and who has for time past had
charge of the pos,-oice at that place, the 2lst
ut detected Ia robbing the mail and Monday bad
examination. and bound for trial in the Of
a. 800 Failing to obtain bail he committed 10 jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
THE LEMON WITH prsFIGuRED RIND.

To make whisky punch 10 dishgure Inc nose OF man
:" come, come with curse and ban"
" SPEAK, and on the face and" nose Z" OF youth"
Pmples disgrace the iook OF manly truth"
Besides number of olhef scurvy :" SKIN diseases"
Come upon all (~hrn bat wlnks or sseezes")
{" But oh! hat Is II possible wish TO live,
n there such power in Croton water R-sor alive"
Acuated by spirit OF philanthropy, Dr. Gouraud Offers
the above nglns. Poem q a model for his imsiors
Some may object the rambling rhyme, while Others may
take exceptions the grammatical construction Of ls
fences such objections most be- the result " envy alone
all must admit striking soeusrisy 10 the celebrated De
mon who dishsures Mankind A few may argue that this
POEM Is senseless trashy and worthless To such Dr. Gou
rsud would reply, that IL not trashy worthless
than limitations OF his celebrated Italian Modi
Gated soap which acknowledged TO he the only nice
that viii positively remove scurvy, efyspeas, ring
pmpe., tan feches. sunburn saowness redness,
oaghnrss &C. from the human kim Gourauds Soap Is
equally appreciated shaving compound, and be
used with hard salt TINS Roudres Subiiss
Of Dr. Gp.d especially designed 70 eradicate super
flous human hsir from The brow face ps hands and arms
Goursnds Grecisn lair Dye remarkable chemical pre-
parson for changing the color Of red light grey hair 70
beautiful glossy black One touch 81 Goursuds splendid
Liquid Vegetable Rouge 10 pale cheek or up inpsrs ihs
sloom and fragrance Of the mossrose 0oursuds Arousue
Drops have been eecua restoring the ssnse OF nesng
persons afflicted with deafness for period varying rom
oae TO tsysnty yesrs.
To avoid Imposition IL should BE- remembered that The
world renowned preparations u Dr. FELIX OOCbAUD
only obtained genuine 81 bis depot 81 Wakerst hrs
store from Broadway. osn