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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

rY' We rejoice at the nomination Of HI
RAM P. HASTINGS for Judge of the Superior
Court, for no partisan reason, but because we
know him as able. qualified, worthy, and most
fearless and effective champion OF Legal Reform.
From the outset Of the constitutional movement,
he has devoted bis time and energies to the work
OF bringing TO light the impurities and extortions
perpersted by Judges under the cloak Of Rules
and Orders whereby Justice is delayed and suit.
ors nnrghteousy plundered. No other man in the
State has done half so much Of this good work as
he. Should he he elected the People will have at
least one faithful champion against legal extortion
and generalization on the Bench. Bot every one
who is leagued with or profting by the old abuses
will oppose him with the deadliest determination
without regard to Politics or any thing else but
their personal interest and personal hate Shall
they have the game all to themselves VIII not
the friends of Judicial Reform also disregard Party
and rally as one man in his support VIII they
not at least consider, aud ask what be has done
and why he is warred against
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
Things in philadelphia.
sDce OF The Tribune

Corr sponds1ce OF The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA June l, ls47.
twas time for the quarantine 70 be pat in force,
as several eases OF shp fever have already occurred
among the emrants In the city. some alarm has nAtu-
rsUy zen excited bat have made such Inquiries ss
sssfy ne that no fears Of epidemic need be enter
tanned.
There has been some excsuneni IN Camden IN eouse-
qusnce OF he discovery Of the desd body Of young
female l. years Old in a wood near the Devils han-
There i ystery n tae case and the May Rogers affair
al Hoboken i hnted 81 a. is precedent
lac sales OF Fl0ar have Dol amounted 70 30 DDS 10
day-no buyer. Tor Western - s. p. Corn meal con
tnues g. . Rid Penn Wheat s. asked for good but
not taken Cottoa without change whisky, ~ eta. In
bbls Mess Pork held a SO ~ 70 81 Prne $li 70;
Bacon Shoulders sides. Hams, 10 cts. and sales
active.
SALE. or srocKs-FBs B0ard-sloO Lehigh Scrip,
s4s Mech b. ~ 5NO6ss. 1885, % PennA and Ohio
C. ~ S Susq Canal. l6i = Wilmington r "a 10
Pennington ~ 80 vieks5urg III 81 DO ese IL 80 DO
Sd. II; 100 Morris Canal lea 30 Vieksburz b5d loi
$500 PeunA So =. 500 Treas Notes. 5. IS l65i
Second Bodyd--7 Girard ~ $50 sch Nav Sc 65. Sif
30 F-n Cop % 80 Morris. l-i 80 Vcks. H. 80 do. b5
II, Far Z Aeeh. 81; 10 DO ct, lis tx, u; 80
Vleks, 10. II; - GirHrd. l2f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
Ii,-rpooI Cotton Market. .FnDir.

With the exception OF Saturday last when there was
a momeuiary improvement in the densnd' the market
has been exceedingly depressed throughout the week
SOLELY Influenced by the extraordinary and untoward
position OF money matters and there Is no doubt Tor
Immediate payment IN cash. some lo~ sales we're made
even "A being conceded Fridays prices thoush'
taxing the average transactions I'd 20 decline On
American descriptions sppeas be the settled point TO
day sarat n 10 ID and Brazis about 90 while tgjP-
tsr and SEES bland remain much as before specuatofs
nave tsken 20 osle. of American. chiefly Saturday
last and exporters 800 American and 800 Surst To-day
We have had more healthy demand and less vAfiAnon
In prices which on the whole more steaog. Inc
-. NJ a. a. s5ou. 400 bales OF al kinds The i'm.
port this week il n -62 bses snd the s.s resen y w
b.l-. a. follows: Up % May 7. l-i7, and l-io
Taken spe cuiat!on--.-.-- bales.-i+t9yO - ~
Taken for export -tr,D - - 81
Taken by the trade 55-o'y ~
Comparative Imports from the let OF I-nnsry - we
7th Of Nav lsl7 ADD 1876. American-l-H 5sIs4t
baes lsi6 397O7s do Total Of al desenpnons-Ioti
4j7ls0 $40 s54g4t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

- In Wing Democratic General COMMITTEE
Tsesd.y, JsLe i--ILs following Preamble AMI Resouln
ton. were adopted and directed 10 DO published 10 al
the Wing papsrs:
WAe,sas Tn. Com uiites have made tneh-eiua enc
10 procure OF csudidaiss, for ne eD'pDK gu
dlci4l Rl-cfOn without reference 10 phTy ~ PoposHs
10 The opposite pafty NIKE joint Lomn slOb an9
whsre ,ucn proposals have been r'J-eea, loI hen
,as.oo 4, h-c.rs 1ec.,stTy thar nOmiDstons should he
made nv Convention Of Delegates o. lhe wing party
Therefore b. " $1,000 - ,,,.,.-...
~ cal Don ali true Wbg- 10 support the Wbg Tlesel
aud Dotbinx but III. Wnis Ticket
Rss.lp.d rnat Il bs recommended 10 ths wings OF hs
.asTr.i Vs,d. To- assemble ~ their usual place. Of meet
isg o. Rday evening next he 4h lost al 0clOek 70
make afraa ger-nt- FOR M snsning election
PHILLIPS PHENlX. Chairman.
ABRAHAM r LAWRENCE V. Chairman
TO- ss.spLow Secretaries je2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
BosroS June l. 1877.

The mail steamship Britannia left this afternoon
for halifax and Liverpool with semi.monthiy mai
aid ninety.i passengers for the latter, and eignt
f,r the former port. The mail consisted Of about
four thousand letters and newspapers innunleia
ble-the largest emi.monthly mail ever dlspatch-
cd from Boston. One principal reason why the
mail was not more equally divided between tins
.bip and the Washington also from New York to-
dsy for England, is the exorbitsnt postage IN the
Warrington, demanded By our government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

REv. Mr.. scHSELLER-We have already no.
ticed the departure Of Rev Mr. schneider the esteene
Pastor OF 81 Mary Church Of this city Before akins
ave hi. CONGREGATION addressed him feeling letter
enres,ive of ,sr Affection ard gard 70 which be re
plisd in = letter equally sfecnonate. Mr. : had en-
desred himself to bis Church by bis kindness ard deyo-
ton His z-sl in every good enterprise was eonspeu
anc resulted i Infinite good 10 the people hsy he be
equally successful in his new aed Of labor
~ We copy the above from ire AbeHy EreniHs
sraL and add that Mr. schnser has taken the charge
OF ST Psurs Church in the City Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

Advices from Madrid are to the 30ih April The
Ministerial Gays the London News combinations A.
tempted 10 be Elected on Gen. NsrTsez completely
failed srd The General to have departed On the lsi
nj
The retirement Of the Queen 70 the Palace OF Arsn-
juez expected bat he chief part Of me dousenold
will remain ii Madrid TIE CoCnt Dc CEstillAr hAd AZ
arrived Hsdrd and placed Ia the hands Of the Queen
letter from the lnfsng Don EnTqae. ssPPieaung Her
Msiestys consent % bis marrsge with Tue Counts sic
ter TIE Pope without positively cesning 10 celebrate
the marriage had postponed H. IN the hops Of the Royal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
Business Notices.

LxAHr & Co.-suxxEE HAT. Is47.-of Rocky Noun
tain silvery Beaver sAov, mtrrs viii be introduced
On Saturday the Goth inst and sold for the snsng ssa
son, At their standard price.
An adequate supply Of the raw material, Obtained
under peculiar advantages. ard their Improvements in
manufacture, enable l. Co. 10 present 10 their Gus
toners and the public generally, in the above article
that which has never before been offered a. the price in
this or any other coantry. je26.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
Drsircss Notices-

AsorREs REDrcrroS Is GOLD PxNs.-J W Car,
TON CO. II Crdsrst Zap s,s'rs) one door frosa a.
Post Office. are now seiiirs goa pen or 3 cu,, A.
nond pointed pens At 81 the 81 81 pm Or 81 % al
the magnificent, pen (ssi 10 be) the bs. sus Chez,
pen IN the city sad sod elsewhere At g. tor g. Is ~
gethsr with large assortment Of gold pens sos =,
silver pen aud pencil cases &c. Asrse dls,ouas Z, h,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

GoLp PENS At a GsEAr REJECTION i Saver
q Fulton 81 Is selling god pens a. S. wlt sis,,
pencils included the price oiwhieh formerly w. sl9
Also the same quality Of pens At o. % that Is sols ca.
where sts2; while for 81 he now sells pen IN NJ n.
.pee. equal to those sold for 50 elsewhere. Dost u
Ike the nnmher-92 Full0D.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

n c. Joxrs AND his BANK Lock.-The article "nieh
.n,esred IN yesterdays Tribune emsnsiing from the
nov, Individual would not be noticed BY Us at this time
under any circumstances whatever were not inst 'ne
,ohlic might be mised by OF his statements sno
,sss into the belief that trying las he says
. ,,r,a his character ia endesyors 10 bring him
With Ms lock properly before the public in order to iay
,,,.,-s,a is insecurity But what We did say then
., So, and do now repeat is ,ha, H. C. Jones evsded
= = t,,,s and failed 10 meet after giving him the
a.. notice which he required Therefore. under
-. .,r,,.,suces We consider his condact Disgrace
l and .uls,ed 10 deceive the publie inAsmueh As we
h ,bopsb, and DO now think that he never meant 70
mao, IA and has not sufficient faith In the security oi os
lock 4, nut il up on the fair terms prescribed oy our Puo
hss challenge And new in order to give him another
,ortun,,v 70 prove his faith and sincerity waving
fsrber comment on his statement respecting his ocS
which was picked on Robinson Co.'S vault al bunNo'
which he knows was fairly done-he having 0eo" 81
Bualo TO ascertsin) we repeat challenge again re
oue.ns Mr. Jones to signify bis acceptance OF the same
in the n Y Tribune 10 meet US at the rooms Oh tne
American Institute any day next week to make arrange
ents agreeable 10 its purpor give the public to IN
ders,and through the same medium that he fairy osek'
cut. -. A., rst-
ons lock of each manufacture tia. is now sold and
in use shall be selected by the parties and placed IN the
hands of the COMMITTEES chosen by them for that pur'
pose and the sum OF $500 placed behind each lock ana
subjected to such lest as the committee shall decide
DAY & NEWELL, $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
London CORN nlnrket....w LosE.pAr. Msy 5.

The supplies OF Wheat again small in the ex'
treme aud the few samples OF this Grain from Essex
and suffolk have been readily sod At p per Or above
even the high prices Of the last market day Barley
and oats ars alsost equally exhausted In the London
trade and have brought iul Is per ar higher prices
and Indian Corn has been in demand 81 So TO u per qr
advance butths Grain be obtained IN the neigh
borhood OF the Thames. American Flour nss been
taken p per barrel above the prices OF Monday and
there is the most eager demand Observable tor every
article Of food tor end beast Beans asd Feas being
Ia an equally advancing state. The accounts from All
the European countries continue TO describe the rapid
exhaustion of the stocks OF Grain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
v TPIBUN
DIsFAToHEs FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELeG RfTH
Important from Mexico.
pUEBLA TAKEN WITHOUT OPPOSITION
sa,ts Anna proving around the Country

B, Telegraph Dispatch rom Frederieksbarg'
We have later intelligence from Vera Cruz his
now known that Gen Worth had entered the CITY
OF Puebla on the 10th Of May, without opPosiiion
from the Mexicsns Santa Anna vas presumed 70
be in that neigh5orhOod with considerable force
and proving about. Farther particulars we are
prevented from receiving, because the lightning haa
shattered the magnet instrument IN the Phiiadsl
phia offce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

According 70 accounts from Lisbon Of the Rltn
ult the ROYAL Tar stesmer. ehartfrd y Toe Lsoe
Government h.d beer captured on the LET or tue rock
OF Li.1Ju by The MInd-l0 st-am@r belonging g the 10
surg-rts snd csrrisd into - 1es which a ds Ban
deirs bed put state a defence sn1 "hleh u
vested By the Queens troops under Nlnhaes ine
King a. Comm-u6erin Chef had joined The oesesins
army Ministers had resigned snd Their resl.natons
hsd been accepted Tner SUCCESSORS were not yet sP
pointed but il thought that they would be oi mo-
0efaie sud Transition character TIE Queen reused 70
accept Lord Pslmerst0ns terms, aDd nfgousu0n was
suspended unul the fate OF - Utes should De de-
cided jose Csbr.l bad refused 10 leave Lisbon Ine
new spanish minister. Ayllon had arrived
Accounts from Lisbon. VI tne Gate OF the Jin III an
nounce the resignation Of the Ministry Of MArsnal sal
dsnha with "a exception IN the case OF Count Ioa,
who remsined Minister OF Finance with the Marine De
yarinent IN ADDITION al fEtertn. The otner spPoiai
n.rrs were-FrsnciscO Isvlrss dAlmsiis Proyruca
Interior. Mauo-l Dusrie Leitao. justice Cheyal.er
B-yard Foreign Affairs an6. al rsf1tn. the War De-
psrtmrnt
Col Fitch bad jlst arrived ~ 50 Ubes as Commis.
siorrr fror Mr. BulWer from Madrid. and accompanied
hy the MARQUIS DEspsgns on the part OF the spanish
Government win plenary instructions from tneir re-
specuve principals 10 urge upon "a o. banaefa scqu-
escence In the terms OF pacncaton proposed y Eng
and Col Fitch sfterward bad Al interview win n
g. II Seymour. Active hosiilities on both sices were
% be-, mssnume slspended. There WAS
every reason 70 believe that tie Queen had finally ~
solved upon agreeing the terms VI the BRUSH Gov.
ernmsnt on the Monday previous. Ohe 2otn UNI and
that this the ground Of the dismissal OF Ter MN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

RkTRENoBNESr.-Ald.C rolius offered q resoln
ton last evening 10 the Common Council 10 sbosh the
Office Of Wickers and rrimmers, thus saving the City
about $4,000 per snnum- We trust the Wing Common
Council will follow this up and prove their disposition
IS well As ahiit1 10 lessen the taxes Of Tie City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

= DR.. HoLLIcx will give, today his las, L>csge
for tsls season and vii, doubt, make il unusually
interesting. The demands Of tls practice urgent
that be cannot continue bis pubic Discourses any
longer. Al ais models. &c. will be used. The Laoiss
specially tnrted to day at Pm. See advertise
ment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

GaAND AND MAGNFIcESr OFFER.-See the sdver
ti5emeRt on another Psge by Tie Ga-Ge Of The Caion.
Young men Of genieel address wanted TO the
city ana country. Apply a. III Saslsu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
I,a,o,al Naminatiop.-Loco.

F.llen Con- arcellus w eston, Judge declined
By hin); James NJ Dudley, District Attorney Laeies
Price Associate Justice. ,.,,
Essex Co-H. Il Ross the Wing candidate'l
Judge, Noses T. Clough, District Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
JosspH Y. TAYLOR, ssc,etsyi.s
WIN l. SHAEDLow, :

~ The steamer HiBsKSIA, with advices
fortnight later from Europe is now due at Boston,
and can hardly fail to arrive to day or tomorrow
Ihe Telegraph will furnish Us with the news as
soon as possible after her arrival
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
rnriN Jadges.

A dreadful horror prevails in certain quarters
about party Judges Can any one tel Us Whist kind OF
Iudses have at the present time other than party
Where the Wing Judges in the State OF New
Yorki Let them be named.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
r,s,c,,l ,oyination.-HA,e.

Warren C0-MELANcHToS w. PkRiNT. Judge
spS surrogate; Gxo RIcHAKps, District Attorney no
ia DAy,s ana J ID WESTON. Associate Justices
Es,er Co-H X. Ross. Judge and Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
CHALLENGE. .NEwYOnK. May II. lsi7.

~ The reason why advertising results so sdvsnu
geousy now, is simply because there are SO few ous
mes. men believe in the principle. When II 'hsA 90
generally understood and Of course generally adopted
the competition as in everything else will render y"
operation less profitable The difference Is already per-
ceutibs in city Advertising and after flew years 'lm
lar results will DO seen in country advertising Inc
homely adase. make hay while the sun shines, Is
therefore applicable to those who appreciate the I'M
portance of advertising in the newspapers OF the country
at the presen, time.
The extensive Agency of V. b. PALMER which con-
,ains the best papers OF all the States in the Union at
fords convenient opportunity to advertisers to select
us, such sections of country and papers as are best
adapted to their respective pursuits His Card which
which may be had at the Agency In The Tribune Build
logs contains complete list OF all the cities ana towns
in which the papers are published for which he Is Tho
accredited Agent cost of advertising &c. Beside tho
Aeon, may be consulted and all requisite information
obtained to carry out safe iudicious snd thorough sys
,em of advertising upon either large or small scale
suited to the wants of all trades professions and pur
suits in which the custom Of the people OF the country
far or near Is desirable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
Dr,ti.hnnd Foreign Corn Market.

The MarkLsne Express ssys:-The weather on the
whole has been favorable for the growing crops Iners
is nothing In the appearance OF the sre"ns O Tp
% aive rise h. spprrneusions Tor the iut1r-- Inc
quantity Of Grain remaining 10 the hands OF the
farmers is extremely short The upward movement
Ia prices checked In the chief markets OF scot
end but the receipts we're small In Ireland there
WAS considerable COMPRISING on some OF the mar
kets. Inc reports from The southern ana Eastern
paris of Europe were Of very exciting character II
appears too evident that the scarcity OF food Is a. great
In many paris OF the Continent ~ Ia Ireland Atlantic
prime heat was selling 11s. per quarter o. D.
Many holders declined selling Al ihst II reported
that sending Spring Corn from Poland down the tisua
is prohibited Rye COS. per quarter T. o. b. Barley
5Os Al Konipe,burz Rostock Stetun and other places
On the Baltic the excitement was as great. Al RIOS
took Wheat was RS eos. per quarter Seuln '0s'
Hamburg SIS. c-s for red Wheat ios 9s Tor Lower
Baltic. Holland aud Belgium Quotations. are equhy
high. Ia OF the French ports the prices had risen
very high. At Dunkrk Wheat about gss per quar-
ter At Msrselcs there had been decline consequent
upon large receipts. AT Hamburg hye was quie' al
LIVERPOOL. May
At this mornings market there good sale for
Wheat Tor cuusumution ct advance the rates OF
last Tuesday Of 81 per bushe generally. and In some in
stances % per bushr. Flour did not move 80 freely
but improvement C p 10 3 Oh per barrel Was -,
tablishod. Oais were ID. and Barley 81 per oushel
higher Beans ard Peas each brought an advance OF
IL 10 - yer qr Indian Corn nearly recovered the de-
preston of ihe week and several considerable pur-
chasss were made for ireland American white al SOS
10 5ls, and yellow Jjs per 4eO 10.
BIRMINGHAM, May ..
During the present week much higher prices have
been demanded tor Wheat and Is 10 - per or more
obtained on the sales effected Barley and Beans Is TO
2s per qr dearer Oats maintained their value.
LEEDS, May T.
We have had fne rains and, except being late, the
general report OF the crops is favorable To-day we had
An animated market and Whes, found tree sale al an
advance OF s. per Or Barley ia IS per Dr. and Oats 81
per dearer Beans s per a. higher NO yarla
ZION Ia other articles. -
CHESTER, May l.
Az our market th.s morning had but small attend
ance with little Of any sort OF Gram Offering tne
farmers would not sell their Wheat except AZ adj
vance OF 81 10 "a per 75fo which in some instances
they were able to obtain; IN all other Grain and Flour
alteration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
FIRST DIsTRICT-W Wig

sspven> Count Ja6ses.
sAmCEL b ROMANO. ELIJAH PAlSE
Ilmrs Lynch LEVI BEARDSLEY
Superior Couyt JaSs,s.
youv rtyrR b P. HALL
HIP HASTINGS.
Common Pleas Judges.
John L MASON ALEX w BRADFORD
ERAsTUs C. BENEDICT.
Disfrt1 zuOrney,
JOSEPH L. WHITE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

con s@ut being o5tsinsd. Ire Duke De san Lorsn1o
hsd been named Captain General Of the hso-ro err
vice The Duke OF Bsyen ressne1- An aoloafnhlsN, -
the ... 49, We. = id ..1rea VI TO- nie days, put
had not definitely taken plsoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02

NORTH cARoLISA.--The Wings Of the Ninth Dis
uict have nominated DAVID OUTLAW. Esq as their
candidate for Congress. correspondent Of the
Baltimore Patriot from Eden,onl very justly OBJ.
serves, Mr. 0. is gentleman Of superior abii
ties, and will, beyond all question. be our next Re
preventative. Mr.. Bggs viii be run by the Loco
Foeos, but as he owed his two years ago to
the apathy Of the Wings his chance must now be
hopeless
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
I,xsrooo, Provision ,Iarket....FK1DAr

Liverpool PrONt-lon iihfhet".'-f N'N~'
Then. IL DO butter either old leit IN stock 50
that To quote prices would be supefnuou. Bacon 70 IN
good demand a. 65s Lard in kegs sos 10 oos oadde'
rs Hams 6js 70 Ia Beef and PORK In steady feques'
ffrs a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
PHALows CHEMICAL HAIR IsyiGosAi0'
Jelty bright now seems the balf,
Art hax usare ia. lar unofe fair.

yetty bright now SCENE the haf,
Art has made the far more fslr - a.. b
~ Eyerybo that has made use q fhalsr s.s,rs
ygorstOr, 10 delighted with ts q1aii1ss i0f ies.a
weak hair, removing csndrgf aud stopping A7 sKs.sz
Of badness. is compound invented hsI 10y n
and gives universal satisfaction. L., We -
and hey ia soon eppr,cists It's value repHeS, esot
by T. PRALos, Wig Asker, and Hair Cuttsf, easS..r
way, Judson's HOieLD For sale 81 dr1sSis" - N
dealer, generally, city snd county
GoCRAUD's LECTURES on CHEMISTRY, NO Cort
less sagely than truly remarked ~ Itiock ns .eos
cal research conducts TO The bno"7dge " pn.~,.lsf
tru.h and forms mind VI phi osophieAi r, -
accurscy Of thought, more happily mn si sesrf
specss VI lnyesg alton In Which me b4Hitu -.
be Employed" DR. GOURAUD t4rfe'ofe pro - ss
part 10 series OF brief lectures some o. ilr <sfg
which from bis youth rp"slc, II hHs been y
iulbbe IL bis intense love Tor cnep. n af.sss
hch be Ia Indebted for tee discOyery mrs 10 -
Italian Medicated Soap, renowned "a " .sesfs
moving Tan, Freekies Pimpes. s+liS~ness ~ q, -
Redness Roug hness. any other M pss
SECONDLY, BIS Poudres 5aoes e. eosas,d l'' sirls -
cal proper les In exiirpsing supefha0us ban =, ~ =
Greclsl Dye, for giving red, shs' o, sfay, IA, -
quirsd color, r. N GROWN ~ black fcuft.iy -, -
Rouge, for making psls cheeks glow " e7esA''
acd 90 on ~ The end OF he chapter. ,.., ~ -
Ii Is Of the utmost portance 10 note We IN 20 sJ
genuine PREPARATION of Dr. FELIX GOCKAOy 70, ise
Be obtained u HE ds2oi, 81 Wskvf-sA mrs. - slE
Broadway.