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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31

A. B. NELSON, President.
 ALFRED SETON, Vce President,
 JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary. New York, October %, l846
 The subscribers continue to take Marine, River and Fire risks on Cotton and other merchandise as agents for ihe above Company.
 This company declared dividend of S2A per rent on the earned premiums for the last year and has assetts to the extent of TOO zoo dollars, as per above advertisement. MAGEE, UHIHORN x co. nov9 No 24 St Francis st
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31

D. W. CLARK, President. WM. CONNER, Secretary.
 Fire, Marine and River policies issued by the agent in Mobile, on the most favorable terms claims for loss or damage promptly adjusted, power to settle and pay all claims against the company be ing vested m the agent. JNO. c. RYAN, Agent, dee27 IS St Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31
FOR RENT.

ksA FOR RENT-The one and q half siof, Eesstl House, sitnaied on Mooroe, befw cen Royal and St. Emanuel streets. The House has been thoroughly repaired, newly painted. sc and ia desirable residence. AIso, ihe two story Dwelling House. corne, of St M ichael and Wilkinson stf. with large Garden attached. Appl, 10
 decl5 HORREWFR
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31
INSURANCE OFFICES.

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF IHk THE CITY OF MOBlIE-CAsH CAPITAL S250, ,000-OGce No II NJ. Francis street, corner ot Royal -Insures against Loss or Damage by Fire. and against the Hazards of Marine and River Navigation A cash commission of ten per cent will be allowed on all premiums paid into lhe oilice thus giving cus- toners the advantage oi the MUTUAL PLAN, with. ont risk. il BARNEY, President.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31

The I.owndes will commence running about the lsl Oc,ober Iseplll c. o. & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31

FENHE subscriber will continue the Ship ;handel 1 " and Grocery Business al the old stand 96 Commerce street, and soIicits share of public pa tronage. CHARLES BREWER.
 Mobile, July l, l846. jy1 TENHE subscriber having taken his brothers LUXE 1 and HUGH MAsTERsoN into coDartnershp, the business will in future, be conducted the of MAST PERSON & BROTHERS, both Tn St. Louis, Mo. and ip ths place.
 ian22 JAMES MASTERSON.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31

Jpnn D ipuhhihs oCo. W"'ti"s Sanford Coey, J. Mcdonnell, F. K. Carlisle. N. St. John, Jshn Y. Russell, D. Wheeler, febu THOS. W. MCCOY, Secretary. a.SiREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF q MOBILE, Ofee No. 32 St Francis street. This Company continues to insure against loss or damage 5n Marine aei River Risks, and against Fire on Buildings and Merchandise.
 DIRECTORS. s.W. Allen, John c. Dawson, Geo. G. Prentice Br. Tardy, Wn Hall l., Mead, Charles White, A Gage John G. Davis, F. ". Mccoy, J. c. Chalnberlin, Jacob Boyd, Rich q II. Redwood, A. Nj. Sprague.
 F. C. II card.
 J. c. DAWSON, President.
 GEO. G. PRENTICE, Vice President. Jas. T. FRANKLIH. See'y. nh 19 93tf
 AGENcV MUTUlL SAFETY INs. Go .
 Mobile, tih November. l846. fEaiilS Office is opened for the season at the corner of St Francis and Royal streets up stairs and applications for FIRE, MARINE and RIVER INSURANCE will be promptly acted hereto. fore by inc undersigned agent of the company nos9 ROBERTS BUNKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31
 COPARTNERSHIPS sc.

DISsOLUTioN oF PARTNERSHIP A( Partnership of M. SUMwALT and EDwARl F. TEsT, was dissolved on the l7lh lns. by the deaih of Edward F. Test.
 Al persons indebted 10 the late finn will make immediate pa, menl to NJ. Sumwalt, the surviving partner.
 The business will he continued at the old stand. No 36 Dauphin street.
 nov24 SUMwAiT.
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Died.


Died.
On Thursday evening the a9th instant, Mr. EBErEzER
LARK, Sen. in the 10th year Of his age.
His friends and those of his sons, Charles and Ebene-
r Clark Jr and the family generally requested to
ktend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from his
lie residence "a Gouverneur street.
bANNA H. wife sof James w. Thompson, in the seth
Lar of her age.
THE relatives and friends of the family are respectful
invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at
Al past O'Clock, from her late residence 81 Crosby
|reet
lny- Newark papers will please copy.
On Thursday morning the 29th instant MARY ANNE
kRvIs, wife of Thomas g. Christophers.
Relations and friends of the family and of her uncle
hsmas Vermya, respectfully invited to attend the
nersl services at Christ Church. Anthony street. this
|ternoon at quarter past three O'Clock.
|rHE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER, edited by
Samuel Owen, publxhed the first Of every outh
Ann street. price g. payable IN advance addition to
that has hther appeared II contains full Reports
all the principal English Reports advance law and in
huity -
On Friday morning the seth instant WILLIAM GARD.
I'm Evans, in the 56th year of his age.
His friends and those of bis family invited to attend
lis funeral, from the residence OF his sonn-law, VIM.
Palmer No al Irving Place, Saturday afternoon at
O'clock
03- hatcher papers please copy.
On Thursday evening the 29h instant at his residence
TO- 60 Lispenard street, DR.. JOHN GiLRoY CLEMMINo,
Eed "a years
The friends and acquaintances of the family and
ers Of the Medical faculty invited TO attend his fu
eral on Sunday, at o'clock, to the Greenwood &C.
Retry.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1886.

WASHINGTON, Jan. -, 1870.
Among the very extraordinary appointments made
by the present administration, there is, perhaps,
that has excited greater establishment than that
Of youth named b. Key, as attorney Of the United
States for this District Heretofore the selection
was wont to be made from the most distinguished
members of the bar but Polk, like Tyler, never
seems to inquire into the mental calibre talents, or
capacity OF the candidate for office, but is governed
entirely by the influence the applicant can bring TO
bear upon the indiscriminating mind Of the former.
Such has been the in the present instance Mr..
Key has no experience for though admitted to the
bar tour or five years ago. he has never had, under
stand, but two or three criminal cases to- attend to;
and from his ndolent habits, cannot have made him
self properly qualified to discharge the important
duties Of District Attorney. Blunder upon blunder
must be expected, and many feon unwhipped OF
justice" will escape the punishment his crime de-
serves. Public justice will be defeated-crimes en-
couraged and the peace and safety OF society endan-
gered, by the IMMUNITY which will result from the
ncapaclty OF raw and ignorant prosecutor; and an
this evil Is inflicted upon the community here, mere
y because the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Coun 10
a relative, and the talented author OF the star
Spangled Banner" was his father. So very eager
was President Polk to appoint hum, thai !ne oaea,n
had scarcely left the body OF his predecessor,
young man Of fine talents and excellent cnalaeter'
when he was nominated for the office, ana MS no,
mlnatlon confirmed by the Senate. a generous ana
liberal minded member OF the bar Of this city, moved
Inv the HELPLESS condition OF the widow and orphan
children of late District Attorney, called upon the
han and proposed, il allowed, 10 attend 10 all the
bns,ness on Inc Docket for the term, in the place ot
the deceased, for the benefit Of the bereaved and
helpless family; but he was told that the application
had been made too late, az the appointment had
already been sent into the Senate and could not be
suspended. Thus the poor family, as well as the
public service, has sustained an injury BY the inde,
cent haste of the Executive to pension of raw ana
inexperienced youth, who is now altogether unhfed
tor the place he has received.
Secretary Buchanans party went OH WIN eteN
tctai, on Friday night last The whole world vas
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ECONOM Y

ITO Enerpnsug Men and to the Public FIVE hundred per
be realised by Duttons Patent Ice Accumuator
Of be accumulated from the Croton Water
lots where ~ the with the aid Of few little
revolving costing 81 each This will afford ice
when be obtained from rivp, has made ice SIX
inches thick in "a hour. The specimen ard
be adjoining the Marine Hospital South
where there number Of blocks Of ice thick and 40
so feet diameter accumulated in about days
first for shppng This little revolving jet forms
beautiful fountain, be placed in yard ~ Those
wishing TO obtain rights information will please call At the
west Of Lombard and Ashton the above
Philadelphia. JOHN BUTTON.
$50 lwgzb
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AUCp ION SALES.
OIL PAINTINGS AND FRENCH BOOKS AT
Auction

LEVY has Just received will sell on Saturday eve
nins att O'Clock. at No 1913 Broadway. ease of
French Books which the works Of Votaire
Rousseau Lade Homer Conqus Of France Correspond
ence OF Napoleon Egypt Lucade du Camoene histore
works
Also Italian OIL Paintings received from Flo.
rense one modern Dsguereotype machine perfect several
Maps Of New York &c with many various articles close
concerns jso 2t-r
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-. y OF IANIARX INaT Mr.

mo. j, VOL. 4, WAS PUBLISHED On The FIRST
OF JANUARY, INSTANT.
tr Of the work.
have frequently looked into the New York Legal Observer
is well conducted. X. B TANEY, Oh. j.,
U. 8. Supreme Court.
The " Legal Observer deserves the ibe al patronage
he profession. The Hon H. CLAY.
"a well conducted periodical have ordered the whole of
be work to be sent to the Harvard University.
The Hon. JOS STORY.
have been in tn. habit Of reading the N Legal Observers
hted by Samuel Owen. Esq, and cheerfuy recommend
he profession in this and other States gal
hblication. The Hon. r. H, WALWORTH,
Chancellor Of the State OF N. Y.
We concur in the above recomm endafion.
The Hon. 3. NELSLN, u. .. Supreme Court.
The Hon. s. II. BELTS, District Court. N Y.
can, with much satisfaction recommend it valuable
The Hon L. H. SANFORD,
Assistant Vice Chancellor, N. Y.
IL ought to be taken by every practising lawyer.
The Hon. A. J. PARKER, Circuit Judge.
Your work has reached decided character, making Of
huch value JOHN ANTHON, Esq
have been a subscriber from il. commencement. The
York is Of great value SAML. STEVENS, Esq Albany.
The contains Of highly ndispensbe character
I PHE NUMBER FOR FEBRUARY, CONTAINS THE
CELEBRATED CASE OF CRUGER v. DOUGLAS.
i3l 3tSfc 4
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159 BROADWAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
pERETI1fERY EETARL ME- ~

Wf1OLESALE AMI ne ALL
PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
THE Subscriber his thanks his friends and the
SINCE the opening Of his Store in New York that
IN Perumery the should prevail either the best
none ne earnestly socits moments attention to he fol
lowing very Ineligible proofs that he capable OF offering
the very best whether the composition be foreign Amer
1t He unequaed advantages Paris in hav
ing been for Director Of the Laboratory Of Ian
ger Pere ct Fills for half century the first house in this line
IN Europe 2nd Since the first exhibition Of
his Perfume1y has, without single exception obtained
all competitors, and at the last exhibition New York, he
honored with the Gold Medal before awarded
Perumey 3d His rerfumery has bani.hsd the imported
whenever 4 has come fairly into competition This IS en-
not be so7 His Perfamery is, in fact, the foreign,
both in its quality and mode Of fabrication with the
addition OF excellence which the foreign
namely freshness and advantage Of these articles Of
His prices from to 50 lower In fine III. sub
scriber educated the best foreign schools with
him the science and SIX Of his offers the
Of his laboratory equal the best imported and superior
prices He efore himself that his preparations
of necessity supercede the imported those
who unreasonable prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been subjected the influence Of
voyage To conclude the subscriber always keeps
hand perfect Of the best foreign peramery
offers opportunity of comparing the two and
purchasing according to the Judgment or preference Of he in
dividual.
The subscriber respectfully solcIts all from those
who wish purchase that which genuine as h. the
being represented the purchaser He particularly invites
the attention of wholesale and retail dealers his
which he Offers them prices from
80 per cent cheaper than they buy elsewhere
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps
100 lmtr Perumery, &c.
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AWFUL

DEE OF CRIME.
'J,HE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE Of Saturday,
January 3st instant will contain among other remark
and original matter splendid additional chap
LYMAN PARKES
he celebrated countereer embracing notices OF the most
of his confdeates who connection with their
Extensive gang have infested the Union for the last thirty
5esrs.
HORRIBLE MURDERS ON THE HIGH SEAS,
By the captain Of the ship Tory on his officers and crew
This terrible relation DEVELOPS tragedy Of blood be-
equaed in fendnh arocy in the darkest OF human
cruelty. -
Excessive and important European Criminal Intelligence by
steamer Hiberna embracing lists Of escaped Convcts
from the English psnsl settlements in New South Wales and
from different parts Of Great Britain, who supposed either
10 arrived, TO be their 10 This country
Details the horrible tragedy OF ravishment snd Murder
Arkansas with the summary execution Of the murderer at the
lake
Another chapter OF singular developments in the
RErBES RowLEy. OF Wrenh and the mysterious
short whske who admniste ed the poisoned peach and
consinuston OF III. wonderful Life GEoRsE DARLINGTON
khe Pickpccket Supplement TO the Life If TOW CoNRoY the
american Pickpocket
Police Justices OceEscape Of Mitchell the fug
chapter in the mysteries Of Police
Theves-ee Of George Potte-horrble De sh Of
brutal Ravisher while the by the sisters Of the
Kim with numerous list Of Murders Rapes, hobberes Se
Ituctions, Counterfeltings, &c. &c 4 -
Price Five Gents per copyfer sale at the ONCE Of the Ma
onal Police Gazee No n Centre street and all the 10.
Country 1921
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NEEDLES.
JAMES SMITH SONS well known and highly esteem
u ed DredEyed Needles warranted equal in quality to
any imported Into the United States and sod only
by JAMES WALTON,
No. TAX Market street, Philadelphia
Beware of Counterfeits. jail 1msr
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LATRSF INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.


Byprivate and confidential advices from Washing
ton, received last night, we are Informed that il is
very probable the Hon. John Z. Calhoun will
speedily resume the Office OF Secretary of State.
We learn that two distinguished members Of the
House, acting as delegation from the friends Of
Mr.. Calhoun, were in conference with the President
on Thursday Tor the purpose Of making the neces-
sary preliminary arrangements. WeShall doubtless
learn the result OF that conference to-day.
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CHRLSTIE'S -l rs.
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nervous, physical energy, nsryoa. Disorder In
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and patterns and can Be worn By hs
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Obtained aad which the agent
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science believed to possess he remarkable power of
influence at the sea.
eaRsHE ;;TEi'' ff
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Is Certain sid in weakness as pre-
the GALyAsc STRENGTHENING PLArERs will be found Of
great and permanent advantage.
e's' q -faSssi : CERT e
pubshed BY the Doctor in the SUM- Times Mirror Tribune
These te.iiponia. q. Of which from the r.pee,
similar character which have been during short
time the discovery has been before
General Agent for the United States and only the
City of New York,
1874 Fulton street, Sun Buildings.
Beware Of Counterfeits ja3 MW&Sat lm+r
fI,HE NEW YORK JEEFEKsONIAN AND WEEKLY
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW of This Day, contains the
following -
Reforms under The General Government, Salaries of Off
Gers of the Customs.
Late English News, American Adjustment Of the Oregon
Question, the Tariff, &c
Political lLishi., Trial by jury in Civil Cases.
S. The Senate Committee Report Il Manufactures.
g. Outrageous Violation Of Confidence, Correspondence,
&c.
Life Insurance, New Jersey Article Review Of the New
York Market, Wholesale Prices Current. SC.
Wan-we-antun, the Spirit of Spirit Lake.
Q. Ghost OF WIFE Miscellaneous Items Sc. j3 t-rh
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BOWERY THEATRE.

r At PALM NOS, OPERA u; Rio A9 !! 81 :,..
saturdsn day E Esni4ss' J i rsu: 81
The evening" 81 XII zee with the
AFT; wee h. ..,s Sns Sy Dan
the Rival Scene By NJ. VIM Nson@Po:sa1ins
any Alter an SS5EE %%szE# Introduced
xssosy .hs FIsSs p Ph@Ss. By Mr. n. 3. TaIasiH
70 %SsSE$N Esai rsbHR Billet Of til.
at A Ssoe Performance every Saturday.
Ct d Dao ossa
at performance TO commence at h,pa.t o'clock l29r
ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
.RE.oPENED FOR THE SEASON.
LESSEE MIR. w. L: BuRroN
SAGE H l. M sr ss1r1
This Evening, january 81,
T yHM Il G' 5Ua
WIZ engaged for limited number e nisSSi.:
TA 's tx Ra' sfoR sf:1;''' q O.
ra Az S III R;sR' ST. I!
Who j. engaged for limited number Of nights
segt DuboTs. Mr.. Th.yer; Marie. Mr.. Roger..
BOWERY AMFHI-THEATNE
~, ROCKWELL Az s sS;ss MAS4eEss, ..
The STsfRTHEN w III sIT5;eft se the
Iy%S Fy;s%3iS: y he Whole Troups~G:.pns Acts BY
AMER The ssssi ifz e As Fssa.' BY The
CIV Sergeant the Irish Tutor the Dropping Female
usSssS d.s:Sss q 49,, H s.s
Ma1 4sf ssSsf VI i IN tRi15a Es&ScEs
Do ss:' OPEN s%s ten.
NATIONAL THEATNN AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH anS Mann nj % ANS SsEiiavAN;
Il opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
% se:a s tn. FS5 .'a
%sS R,. ,gS he DSs that . hsy
thsis Eaus
% an 81 ss
'''''''', .'as IN THE FEMALE CLASS:
MRS WOODS A.s.aa: .as Txs Ys.' Esss::,i.ai
f'n'''a' Nj Miss ssY T. WELLS Characters
Principal Nal. ra"..'iFiiiT;Ri NES NORTH --A
Nc" School SisSssF FsiE f.' Indian Effects
NAIHANS.
His pupils are w. Cincade and Little + fastor
Penonfer Of Local Characters &c, Nh "a WOODS.
Principal Arena Equestrian, w y, GAbEKOl In
Flint Vaulter of the Troupe. Mr.. MCFARLAND.
EQuilibrist and Posturer, Mr. q DUNBAH
Clowns, MESSRS MAY aud WELLS.
Ring master, H. N!CH0LLS;
Professional Comic Vocalists, MESSRe: DTCkLNsoN.
LATHROP WEAVER and KELLY. an
| Sf1ts ffi =,
and gh a.f % a si
w e pY5GS1 %R 1DSer ths H ,il 81 LIEF
Or the 4Sh' Srd ShHSdoY' rtSfi aRfy1c" Nary
The Boz Office open from 9ocock the morning unfit
o'clock M where every attention will be paid to the public
wishes.
Doors open At halcpast performance commence att
LEOP DE MEYER
ID EGGS announce that he will give GRAND CONCERT
ID previous his for South, THUksDAY
Feb 3h, at the T.dBERN.ACLE,o which occasion he will
MADAME OTTO AND Mr. BRoUGH.
LEOPOLD DE MEYER
Will perform selections from the Purani Semirams, Lucia
d Lammermoo and the GRAND DuETr from the celebrated
Ode Symphony. LIE DESERT by Felican David performed
with extraordinary London PARIS and Vienna and
for Grand Pianos by Leopold de Meyer and exc
cuud (on Instruments from Erard factory BY him and
MR.. CHARLES PERABEAU.
Tickets One Dollar TO be had at the principal Music etores
Concert to Commence Al o'ciosk j2sr
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

iuO TdsuIe, MeauOW, anu Oratn grOWluk Lana
Se6s III
Was9H House stable separate the Barn Cribs: GrsneI
aF well .es
grated trees in foli bearing.
uss c c o in $ h
E %ee % e h' Dag ha n
Of The purchase remain on bond and mortgage
Bull. Head New York james Wright, the Farm. Eli:
aE6Ra EA Hp1NSEl E, ; "s
=; ". S ssf ID; s
Pike House the 10. i s9 feet front the main street. with
kitchen adjoining barn feet with eaIias. house.
hs r se., a with fruit Y
shade well the kitchen door, furnishing mex
Ss aSs!. s &. by s %
ing 70 Uaon Town level and handsome building location
lots. and adjoining fs Pi.s HOUSE suitable foF tl,ss
where small wa.srpowes required Heads Brook
Ais1s aud saS.taSis brs;ns House BY
with tea room adjoining and kitchen in the large airy
o 1ss
on Es.s the
yards 10 depth and IS divided into three eompar
S.sns s aa
shop and other outbuldngs for the Of The
the House contains 6 and the whole establishment
repete with for the residence Of gentle
man. could be easily arranged for extensive Boarding
Schoo-ihe location is fine
street. and adjoining the above 30 feet each front by lao feet
in depth.
Nos. Three Dwelling Houses and Lots, adjoining each
other stories high besides basement fronting the main
street each lao feet in depth BY about 81 feet width
MOI. very convenient Dwelling House, containing
den well OF the door, The lot SO feet front by
1885 in depth.
The above property comprises Of the beautiful
tons Of the Village and in the immediate vicinity Of stores
churches, schools, post Office &c.
No H. small Farm Of excellent land with house. garden
we'll Of water and suitable buildings containing %
pleasantly situated the road leading from Wood
bridge Railway and about % minutes walk from the
village
above and adjoining lands Of CONS Baker and Others Of
which meadow, the residue st quality oak and hickory
SOIL and covered with spendd growth of timber, with
the exception of which have lately been cut off,
No 49, first lot Of upland and black meadow
about 81 of each, half mile from this village with
failing brook running through this plot vaua
Die 70. either cutting e 1pd VII pay large interest
For further information the locality reference
may be had map Of the estate made by w Brnley,
Surveyor General Of East New jersey exhibiting at the
Exchange, application be made to- Lewis Leslie at
Woodbridge, who will show portion Of the premises to
GEORGE CLINCH,
Upper Bulls Head Sd avenue, New York.
The title 10 beyond disP~ee cad half OF tie
chase money remain mortgage at per cent 10 per
very OF the deeds Possession be the i Of April
next. jazz tfeb13+mc
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

WHoLEsALE RETAIL.
Ic.n Institute the much admired display Of choice Fs
At Broadway where he
the Laboratory q Isasisr Psre IN. Of which !. q;
q
brsssd foreign will at si's
enabling his 70 compare and to choose * h1;
AZ ,'s o1
doe: mot G as s sS yovb Or ~
which win posses. OF creating
s s sss ss hs
n.:
~
mG;. % t. chspBDS 9. s sHA s CREAM an e.
which, If once tried will always be present IN every gentle
He offers lis COSMETIC CREAM, so invaluable an app
cation TO delicate faces after shaving much more elegant pre-
Hs Il. head Sis PoMATUMs
and S.sy 70 .o
derea action Of the scap some Of soothing emouien pro
pere: for the irritable head other. stimulating and tonic t9
other These remedies compounded with weI.no
gns IL Sos. not
gan the hair and be COMPOUNDED with the thou.
ifaa public
when s
virtue Of which il differs other substances Of similar
quality Of his goods he refer to Messrs Aspin
wall Milhau Chiffon and others Of the respectr
able chemists Of chi: city who for the las, several years have
vended articles OF his manufacture.
Finally everything his will be represented and
any article does full satisfaction will not only viii
for hi, character for veraci
good faith when from the nature OF the articles, heie
much for and he enjons It
all in his employ 10 maintain the adherence to truth and
good faith call most 'f EGRSENE RoussEL
Manufacturer and Importer OF Pcrfumery,
No. l5s Broadway between Liberty and Courtandt,
d31 lm-rc and ia Chestnut street. Philadelphia
nj "A - GH NCEi