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From Hunt. Merchant'. Masaxine

FAIRBANKS PLAIFoRN ScALES.-lt is not Often
that induced to laud article OF trade, and ~
never do unless perfectly satisfied that we are con.
mendns something that is useful We cannot conssnip
crafty the cupiity Of an individual at the risk OF mpos
ing upon the confidence OF thousands OF our readers
who rely upon the honesty OF statements. II not IN
the infsllibility Of judgment That great improve
mens have been made within few years In the nsir
ments OF weighing merchandise, "a fact familiar 70
business men. The antique. clumsy and Inaccurate
methods OF weighing have given way 20 the invensiou
of American mechanical sk and the utmost precision
has been attained A variety OF Platform Balances are
manufactured and used which cannot be relied on Tor
any considerable degree OF accuracy so that they ne
cessary involve party in pecunisry loss IL there
fore affords pleasure 10 refer 10 the Platform Scala
OF Mr. FAIRBANKS which have been extensively used
oil parts OF the United States for several years, and
given. far our knowledge extends. very genera
satisfaction. We purchased OF these scales thrse
years since and have used them constantly for weigh,
Ing paper &c and for accuracy and durability, We Hs
quite they have not. and perhaps cannot b -
p assed. Tho plan Of construction IL philosophical -
simple. The employment Of two levers, with sings
beam. is certainly the most practicable, IN compoune
platform balance. Any incressa Of tbs numb4s CT y
vars, additional beam, renders the insuansns
complicated less precise in It's operation and more
liable TO arrangement These scales used BY many
OF the leading merchants in NewYork, whose written
testimony 10 thsr superior excellence has been freely
accorded to the manufacturers.
These Scales may be examined at the Agsncy Of Tho
manufacturers, No. l24 Waters 81
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PHr1ADx1rHIA. March lilo P. NJ.
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE..-.ALBAST,M March Ill P. NJ.
The bill relative to emigrant passengers was
made the special order for Saturday next
A remembrance against the bill was presented
from shipping merchants Of NewYork City.
The bill for the incorporation Of Plank Road Com.
pahies was referred to select committee to report
complete
The bill to appoint Commissioners Of the Code
was taken uP-the name Of PETERS was struck
out and that Of D. GRAHAM inserted.
The Committee on the Division Of the Practice,
&c. Messrs. Looms. Hill and GRAHAM. having
been agreed TO, the Committee Of the Whole took
up the section for Commissioners Of the code.
The names Of ALyA WoRDES, JOIN A. COLLIER
and R. H. WALwoRrH, were proposed. Mr. Fol
som named JOHN DUR Mr.. You've was in favor
OF WALwoRTH, JOIN c. SPENCER and DUER. He
also named Chancellor WHITTLEsEY. No question
was taken.
ASSEMBLY.
The entire morning was occupied IN a debate
disposing of an Anti Rent petition.
The Railroad Freight bill was made the order for
Thursday.
Mr. SAGE laid on the table resolution 10 amend
the Constitution so to borrow money to prose
cute the Enlarged Ehe Canal 10 completion.
The bill for the election OF Judicial officers wa:
taken up, and the motion TO amend offered by Mr..
WRIGHT regulating the classification Of the Su-
preme judges as Judges Of Court Of Appess, de-
bated bot 10 question was taken
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logically from the theory Of passons Attraction 0us
bsv. nrououpded no such theory: much eu asserted
tina, such Attraction IL 70 be universally followed nay
,sndsr snh..is on Theories Of sny sort save a. her
truth and utility have been demonstrated BY Prseues'
This thing Association a. hold and advocate IL 10
matter Of Practice sltogetherihe simple actuazanon
NJ the truth Of Universal Human Brotherhood CnrAs
Law of Love Is papsbly outraged and coniemnea "a
world Of palaces and mud hovesof fsnnished Toll and
panpered Uselessness--of boundiess "eaiu ufe'es'J
boarded and hepe.s Infancy dying In bitter agony ano
duplication for only three grains OF com Lei Us i'
dress the papable wrongs before Is By prompt senon'
and we will consider theories and sPeesstons at our
leisure Fouriers idea thst God governs the Onsef'e
throughout By Attraeuonthst this "a the law OF NE ana
health for all intelligent beingss grand and insP ring
one, may possess crest practical value "Hen we COME
fully 20 understand and apply it. But when ne con.
eeaes that there VII Be human beings truly esue sed
and living in wisely ordered Social State who WIZ de-
lberately abandon life of purity 70 waliow In Inc 9nu'
nence and sensusty. ne proves, not perhaps tns' MS
Law IL fictitious but that he knows not no" 70
s,niv II do no. believe that rightly ri lined
truly developed human being viii any more have
81 passion for dozen different women etc naan ne
will have a passion TO commit dozen murders re-
cu,ng the orrsuizs,ion of numbering groups sccord'
inely "Da man comes TO have passion Tor dong
any oct contrary to Morality and General Good his
passion must be repressed or punished suen my
logical Inevitable deduction from the FUNDAMENTAL
principles Of the system Of Association know no'n
nR Of Groups and Series organized or to be organized
for the preparation of crimes or the practice Of vices
Bu. why should be required to interpose defence
against such accusstons' Why should not be per
ed to set forth]whst ii is that advocate and have
tina, discussed and considered was ageed al the out
set, Why should be required to defend not only my
self bu, others sgsns the grossest misrepresentation
Why indeed but that every appeal for Justice ana hu
mainly has ever been resisted exactly after this fashion
lie hIssnbeu,eth He hath a devil g Behold glut
topous man aad winebibberi Away with him Cru
civ hun such have been the voceratons with which
every newly asserted truth Of any value has been as
sailed from the foundation Of the world That tutn I"
indestructble BY such stacks, and will triumph over
them at last is the mistaken conviction OF y. 9.
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Mr. Greeley knows very well, tina, to maintain tel.
owshp with criminal OF any sort Is to SANCTION and
encourage crime" Hampshire (mass) herald
IT, We don't know that If the proposition
be accepted without qualification acertain Friend
of Sinners whom we have been accustomed to
revere comes within the scope Of its censure.-
"Have no fellowship with the unfruittul 'oorks OF
darkness" is sound monitioni but We do not IN
derstand it as extending to the workmen
The Hersld's point is that we ought to censure
Southern Wings equally with Northern Loco-Focos
for opposing the wilmOt PrOviso' We do not think
co. We disspprove Of Csnnibalsm anywhere,
but it don't seem to US so revolving or execrable m
Herman Melvilles Types as it would in village
of Britons, Germans or Yankees. We can more
readily excuse any vice or error in one trained and
Injured to it from infancy than in enc educated
virtuously and wisely. We judge men by the
measure of light they have enjoyed and the inhuen'
ces that have shaped them. The Herald appears
TO have more peremptory standard.
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PEACE MovExEyTs IN MExIco.-The Courier
ees Esas Cax says il has received By way OF Havana
private sdvces relsrive the s-srs Of Mexico which
contain several important revelations with regard 70 the
rsscisoa now going secretly N the capital u seems
says tas Courre thsf the clergy whose property has
been menaced es the wz party disposed % make lis
Own cause thst q The Rsp1bc and permit the projects
o. soe TO trianpe lie plan 10 s<repsce tie Federal
Congress from wtsss ,oa has 5othirg 70 hope for
By IN snsnvts power srorg enough 70 force Mexico 10
agree 70 peace Such CONTINUES me Cc1rner 70 the
double road leading this cad and II 10 ssuts Anna
upon wsan they ssO reported TO have cast sheir
eyes IhG General would then Dc sure Of arriving
once more AZ tns dctatorship supported By the clergy
and on the express coEton Of respecting ia property
and promptly coneluding q treaty Of peace. There 10
nothing N This eomhnstion Che Courier sdts) which
81 al improbable dne regard being bad 10 the actual
condition OF hexco and beside. the person who com
20 il veiShi
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Ne,y.Hnmprhlre Election.

The Wings and Independents are beaten IN New
Hampshire by majority estimated IN Boston at
l coo. but which will probably be sweed to $500
We have no details Of the vote for Governor but
they are needless, since the election Of Williams
conceded We cannot doubt that Charles H. Peas
lee and James H. Johnson Iocos) are elected to
Congress in the two upper Districts and that there
is no choice in the two lower Districts we nave
a fain, hope that Wilson may be chosen In the
Southwestern District. but this is not probable
The Representatives elect. so far as the Boston
Atlas has returns are as follows
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These returns by no means establish the loss Oh
the State, though the towns to be heard from are
mainly Loco.Foco. 1t is safest, however. to con-
slider it gone till we hear farther
Portsmouth $50 far as heard has chosen Wmg'
Locos gain Concord, oWhigs, 3 lndependens
Manchester. Wings, Independents Nashua
Wings. Nashville Wing Ind Dorer, 6 Wings
Somsrs north. 4 do. heene, DO. Harerh'H, Wing
| Ind. gain) &c. Giimanton, Meredith and San
borntoH Locos each. If the State is lost it is lost
in Portsmouth, Gilmanton, and Meredith. We
regret the defeat in Portsmouth of Col c. w. Cut.
ter good and faithful laborer on the stump. Gen.
James Wilson is reelected from Keene; Col swa'
zey, the Texas eaderin the last House is defeated
in Haverhill We presume Portsmouth has gone
on and elected more Locos
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. FRIDAY, MARCH H.
DsEE Outside OF TO-DAY's PAPEh.-H
~ General Committee of Democratic whis

vaurs ueu.-Au adjourned meeting Of this Committee
will he he'd at the Broadway House. on Friday evening
March u, al hafpast seven O'Clock.
By order THEo' T. IomLlNSoH' Una" "iA"
EsaOsSIsx FsYI' Secretaries mil 2t
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DfAsosD POINTED GOLD PESss-Thoso who wat
good Sold Pen for e. only pencil included will md 10
article at J. Y. sAyAszs 81 Fultonst His made y
one Of the best manufarturer and never offered ff
for sale az he auction rooms 10 town
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DISPATCHES roR TIE TRIBUNE
sYELEcTRIc TELEG RAPH.


Accounts Of the Battle between eenerals Taylor
and Santa Anna not eredited-shipwreck OF
an American Vessel and Less Of Life
WASHINGTON March lie ?. NJ
We have papers from New-orleans Of the Sd
and 4th. but 10 later Army news Al The aeeoasts
Of a b1,iie Befrcea Gen. Taylor and Sdnfd AHHa
ar, Si.,iers5 os f,fsrs Of later date make no aex.
ton of susi a Jatti,.
The brig Cumberland. Capt Evans from Phila
delphia bound to Cieniuegos' went ashore 10Th III
on a reef running oct from Csyo Brelon. Thomas
Lewis. mate James Campbell, cook and Francis
w. Hodekins, seaman, were drowned. The cap
tain and the rest Of the crew succeeded in getting
into Trinidad on the 18th. They were in very
suffering condition. but were comfortably provided
for by the American Consul The vessel is q total
loss. Lighters were sent out to save the cargo if
possible
PHILADELPHIA. March lilo P. NJ.
The first canal boat this season bound to Pitts
burg, left Harrisburg today. The Philadelphia
markets are dull Flour "a 81 per barrel; Corn
Meal 81 80
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Business Notices.

~ GENrLEnEs's HATS, style for Spring Iai7, viii
be introduced on Wednesday, March 3by
LEARY & co. Hstters, Aston House, Broadway
Circulars descriptive Of our style viii be forwarded
by addressing Us postpaid. mia
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cAnAkeo, Feb. Q. ls47


EDITORS DELLA We were all thrown into ut
confusion yesterday by the sudden disappearance OF
% Lieut. Alfred Crozet OF the 5h Regiment OF Infantry
Parties were Immediately out in all directions and
the most digent search made In the town and
about the suburbs This morning his body was found
about miles from the town, horribly mutiated and
IL was with great difficulty that he recognized by
bis friends II 10 supposed thai he went out to ride for
exercise and that he was murdered and robbed by
some OF the Rancheros who infest the sur.
rounding country
Y 1t will be seen by our Telesraphc Dispatch
that the rumors referred BY the correspondent Of the
Delta are not credited at NewOeans We believe they
are without foundation in truth They were perhaps
set soa By the MeSicsns with view to prevent the
reinforcement OF Gen. Taylor. The news ought to
have reached US If true via the Rio Grande, nor via
TAmpco Believing it more than probable that the re-
ports would turn cut to be false, we did not deem II
proper issue extra for the purpose Of laying them
before our readers.
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nIEn

At wIlllng,on, Conn on the Cd inst oLlyr. a,
DER daughter OF Hiram Rider. Esq In ne sls vs., :.
her Aee q
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~ ksOx l2s Fulton-sL Is now prepared TO supply
bis patrons and the public With bis elegant Spring Hal"
m9 I'm
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srsNe FAsHIos HArs-WARNocKs. 1oi BrosiwT,
has ready for sale the Spring siys Of gsrnsnea'
h.,. m3 lm
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ES We have received pamphlet Of &c pages
containing fall repor, Of the tra of John Eagerly fo
the murder Of Melchsir Fordney at Lancaster, Pa
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Law Courts.

coasoS PLEAs-PArs i-ssns IS yes,rrd.v
2Nos 3lt s. Ice. ~. -, ll2 3is Is p 2Ii So ~ ~
~! 1lS - - - -
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~ Gov. Toucey has appointed Friday. the I'd
Oh Apr 70 b observed As he day Of tAsrng 10 Goa
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HERKIMER co.

The Wings have carried supervisors, according
to the Journal including Winfield the Bsnb1n.
ers :, and the H1nksrs 3
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New.York Town Elections.
FULTON CO

Hhis Skprriscvs. Loco Sxporisors
Heecker. David Foote'S Broadalbin. L Benedict a.
Jamestown w. II Johnso n Carogs G. A Newkirk
oPpenhsirlk Cine EphrafAh. .Jno- X Fuller.
Perth......A Smith zetn. Nsyhela. B r. Simmons.
Wigs {. Laoos. s. NorthsmptnWm Slocu n.
Srrnrford Mr. exxirf
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Capture of tho scouting Parties.

FIvHI VIC n U Z IVHI NIVi 0IaI VI -
The following is a more minute account than has
vet been published of the surprise and capture Of
Majors Gaines and Borand, with their respective
data chmAnfs
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Cnfavorable Commencement of Lord Elgin's
Administration-Renew of Ontrages In

The Spring Election for Charter Officers com.
menced in Montreal on the LIST inst and Riot ruled
rampant in that city as usuul The M,srre news.
paper Of that day says
A early Friday and Saturday last armed bodies
overran tho streets yelling vociferousy. AT early
hour this morning mob OF most forbdding rien.
mostly IN rags. among whom several gentlemen
disguised seized the carts Of the caren and rushed
through the streets screechng and grooming and pro-
ceeded 10 the different polls where he LiberaD can.
didates were in majority took torcible possession Of
the registers and tore them into pieces Toward noon
the infuriated band arrived at OF the polls Of the
East Ward, where ~ Dumas, Esq presided, The votes
were taken IN the weigh house OF BOnsecours Market
The Rioters laid hold Of the two pound ghts with
which they burst In the door one Of them then pre-
sented pistol to Mr. Dumas breast and demanded
books. They We're told that Mr. Orr the Constitution.
81 candidate was IN majority. Thereupon they retired
but soon learning the contrary and that the Liberals
were ahead they returned 10 the number Of Eve hun.
dred laid hands on book and tore II Ia pieces Forts
ns,ely was the list Of those having the right 10 vote
and not the Poll Book. The appearance Of these riot.
Gus rufhAns prevented many pescesole citizens from
voting.
The troops were called ont in various election d,,
frict but the voters had no, much confidence Ia such
protection. Toward four o'clock the Constitutional
ses made ma onset At the polls of the East Ward -
They attacked numbers Of citizens and destroyed much
property. The stores were obliged 5e closed. Tne
oficer commanding the troops hsd previously dismissed
his men because there was no riot few minutes
aiferwHd the msrsudeTs arrived and no, ruled ram.
pantT
We were not prepared to recsive such inteli
gence as this We bad expected that the advent
Of new Governor would have produced health
Ter and better state Of things, but possibly the
diseaseis TOO deeply seated We hope after this
not to be tainted any more with Republican
riots and ouriges With al is Monsrchical pro-
lection and Colonial dependence. life and property
do not seem to be 50 very sesure North Of iss
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II As FAMILY MEDICINE DR.. Bsskmsas os,sorssss
Syrup and Pills now acknowledged TO be the ~
ever employed from their purity mildness safety ~
tsinty and thoroughness. Ofhce l9t Cortlsndsl
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New Iiaht-Houses.

We are informed by Mr.. Wentworth Of Illinois.
who reported the Lighthouse bill, which passed
at the late session OF Congress, that there is q
clause in the bill. which requires the cession by
tho Legislatures Of the different States Of the land
upon which the several Lighthouse are contem.
plated 10 be erected This clause was introduced
as an amendment to the bill by Mr Sims OF S. c.
and was adopted by Mr.. Wentworth and bis
friends to save the CONSIDERATIONS scuples ofthe Pre-
sident who, without such amendment might in
sst upon vetoing the bill. Mr. Secretary Wal.
ker will not undertake the erection of any Light.
House for which appropriation has been made by
the bill till the cession Of land for sach purPose
have first been made.
~ Poughkeepsie elects Whis Charter officers
by over 400 majority coalition Of Natives and
LocoFocos The latter made ticket but voted what
was called the Native ticket which composed ex.
eiusively Of Loco Foeos
~ THOMAS s FLorRsAY Of Halifax Co is the
whis candidate for Congress in the lid District
Of Virgins. now represented by Hon VIM. NJ
Tredway, Adm.
New Publications.
r. AHAs AND NAsoTH or the United States
and Mexico; Discourse delivered In the First Church
Of Christ In ouildford c. on the Annual Thanhgivins
Of ls4s; BY Z. Erwtx Hall" published 81 NevHsven
By A. e. kalby. The taxi Of this aiscourse 10 happily
chosen and The preacher has told great deal Of plain
truth In unequivocsl language. We feel an instructive
respect for every mascr e The gospel who fs up bis
vocs sssin.s the 6issrscefa war now wsging against
Msxico and eopAs wsh that he had TIE whole nation for
bis audience
~ The NORTH BRITISH RKviEw. No XII has
been reprinted BY L. Scott Co liz FultOnst Ii con-
tans several important papers and among them on
The suie OF Ireland which viii b. SIRE Of srssdins
the present time.
ET THE LADIES REPOSITORY for March opens
With timely article on War. by Raw HkSsr BACON.
Beside his there 10 the usual variety Of both prose and
verse. Abel Tompktns, - cornhin, Boston.
~ LirrELL's LIVING AGE, No las, containing
he esaA choice selections from American and Foreign
Liserstsrs is cold BY VIVA Taylor snd At the Periodical
pspes generally.
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DR. Goss-Ths stories that DR.. Goss, whose
mysterious dissppearsn some time since caused much
excitement, had been seen siye, are denied By hia
friends who deprecate the circulation Of such idle
ports likely 70 interfere with the Investigations which
they are sui pursuing
= We pronounced this story hoax when IL made
its appearance. Il originated In idle gossip That Dr.
Goa hss been murdered there 10 no reason 10 doubt
la "
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The Rumored Battle between Gen. Taylor
and santa Auns-The Details given by
The alexicans-nurder Of Lieut.. Crozet.
If thu n nsffa

CA,F WATSON, Feb, III M
EpIroRs DELTA. After closing mine OF this
morning proceeded 70 the encAmpment and bad not
disuounted from my horse before ! was asked By
thousand persons whether bad the particulars Of the
6gat between Gen Taylor and Gen santa Anns at Mon
terey dig not know what % make Of Il for while,
but AZ last succeeded IN obtang enough items 10 show
that Gen Taylor had again met the enemy As soon as
heard this repaired 70 the quarters Of Gen T~iggs
and he stated 10 me inst three Nexcsns had arrived
this morning from Victoria who had said that the forces
Of the Americans. after Tctrearng from salrllo had
made a stand A, Monterey and given fight 20 the Mex
leans under santa Anns The conflict u said 10 have
been long and and the loss great both sides
but say the Mexcsus santa Anna ultimately gave way.
having sustained heavy loss in killed and wounded
among the latter WAS Gen. Arista. At this moment
have little tune for comment Ever since have been
advised Of the departure OF the enemy from san Luis
De Po,osl have been expecting 70 hear the news Of
battle To encounter Gen Taylor, SAINTS Anna would
wish FIVE times bis number Of men, and knowing tnai
feared for the issue Of the battle and mus, confess TO
you that believe more fully that battle has been
fought than do Of tire reported result
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r1- LAST DAY or TON THUMB AT TIE MUSEUM LIE. !.
distinguished litle General. II seems, 10 detefmns.
us and hence there way for those OF our rcsac'
who have not Sc On him bu 20 either to-day or
His departure Ia certainly premsiure, but his drtermios
hon 10 make brief visit the cities Of the Union, prior
10 his retiring 10 private life fOrbids bis longer larry here
Il Will be seen by the Museum Advertisement 10 snobsf
column that be 10 to be to-day from II 10 0eoeS,
from To s. and from TO g.
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SAsDss sAssAPARiLLA-The heslh q the hsnsa ".
TEN depends almost entirely upon the sats Of IL ~
II he yitslizing fluid which Peryacss every tissa<
membrane FIBRE fIament, gIsnd, or Other organ, pm
or subsidiary; II the BODY be charged with tho slonS
disease sickness mus, BE- the consequsaee-srd aD'i "
causes Of diseases existing IN The blood are esdicss' w
permanent rslief can be expected II 10 hero nshs ~
er1l health restoring properties Of ssndss ssfspsf's
manifested lie searching opersiop reaches The csass
disease and the performs therefore rsda -
thorough
Prepared and sold, wholesale add retail, b >
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 100 Futon-st CON.
Willism-sI HS Broadway, md n ksst Broadway, i.
York Sold also By Drusgssis generally hfoaS.
Unied s,stes. Price Oh per boule. or SIX bosnss -
~ RMcw0RM. SALT RKEuM, scueyY, kysr[d
Barbers Iteh are ofen cured by Joncss ILaA3 Ss.ss
sosp, when every kind Of rsnedy has fsiisa- -
clIres plmples 1reckes and clears the skin az 49,
Sold Al The American Eagle, e Chafnsm-st n T.
ml2 2ueod