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CONTENTMENT

Be seized, dear friend, with dreadful
idea of your own suficiency. Distrust
your own competency to walk straight;
your own ability to detect shams from
realities; your own power to see, even
from one moment to another what. what
is best for You Grcan not SO flr the
good things Of this life, because it h D.
pens to be the fashion Fill not so your
mind with golden visions long not so
intensely for those one or two little
things which you think, after all, fate
might accord you. Above all, be more
disposed to regard tho wheelbarrow than
the coach and four, the table spread with
br ad and cheese than the banquet board
groaning with its plate If you sleep
we'll, be happy Remember, man leads
two lives, his days and his dreams and
if you are safe as 10 the latter, accept
the former as the very best which could
be allotted you. Depend upon it, my
neutrality-suspicious. rea-
der, that the only things which are worth
attention in the world are those nearer
at hand and that, if you have a clear
mind, small opinion of yourself, and
good resolutions, you are as happy as
prInce---ay, and as powerful too
Butte record., 1853-12-31
ADDISON.

Is the glory of heaven only to be sung
by gentlemen in black coats3 Must the
truth be only expounded in gown and
surplice, and out of these two vestments
can nobody reach it, Commend me to
this dear preacher without orders-this
parson IN the tye-wig When this man
looks from the world, whose weaknesses
he describes SO benevolently, up to the
heaven which shines over us all, | can
hardly fancy human face, lighted up
with more serene rapture human in
telleet thrilling with purer love and ad-
oration, than Joseph Addison. --- TAaek-
ery.
Butte record., 1853-12-31
VILLAGE CHURCH YARDS.

In an English yiliace-hiehland Or
loBland-seldom i there any spot So
beautiful a, the Chuich-vard That Of
t'rassmere is especially 50, with the pen
~iyc shadows OF the old church-town set
Ting over its cheerful graves Startle
not at the word as too strong-for the
pigeons are cooing in the belfry, the
stream Is murmuriug round the messy
church-yard wall, few lambs are laying
on the mounds, and flowers laughing in
the sunshine over the cells Of the dead.
But bark the bell -one--one-one
IA funeral knel, speaking not Of time,
but Of eternity To-day there Is TO be
a burial-and 10 close TO the wall Of
the tower, the new dug grave
Hush The sound of singing voices
in yonder wood, deadened by the weight
Of folibragc Now it issues forth into
the clear air, most dirge-like hymn
All Is silence-but that pause speaks Of
death. Again the melancholy swell as
ecnds the sky-and then comes slowly
along the funeral procession, the coffiu
borne alolt, and the mourners all in
white, for 1t is virgin that is carried to
her last home Let every head be rev
erently uncovered, while the psalm en-
ters the gate, and the bier is borne for
holy rites along the channel of the
church, and laid down close to the altar.
4 smothered sobbing disturbeth not the
servlce-'tis human spirit, breathing
III accordance with the Divine Mortals
weeping for the immortal Earth's pas
sions cleaying to one who is now in hea-
ven
Was she one flower of many, and sin
lied by deaths unsparing finger from
wreath of beauty, whose remaining bios
sons seems now to have lost all their
fragrance and all their brightness or
was she the sole delight of her grey
haired parents eyes, and is the voice of
joy extinguished in their low-roofed
home forever Had her loveliness been
beloved, and had her innocent hopes an
ticipaied the bridal day, nor her heart,
whose beatings were numbered, ever
feared that narrow bed All that We
know is her name and age-you see them
glittering on her coffin" "Annabella r.
vine, aged 10 years l''-C. North.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

LOVE IS I HOLY THING.
Sweet Fanny, you were pretty once,
Your eye was very blue,
Your cheek had just enough of rose,
Your lips enough of dew;
Your form was like a fairy's fan,
Too beautiful for words,
And when you spake, twas sweeter than
The melody Of birds
And, Fanny, we were lovers once,
Oh those were funny days,
When, but to make you love me, Fan,
had SO many ways
When to my earnest suit delayed,
4 thousand times and one,
So condescendingly you said,
At last your heart was Won
And, Fanny, we were welded once,
And to my arms yon came,
\ wild and winsomc creature, Fan,
Too beautiful too name;
And then, Of all thy charms possessed
bouHdlngly anu Tree,
l. 'pillowed on thy gentle breast,
Did dream Of heaven and thee.
But, Fanny, You are ugly now,
Your cheek hath lost its hue,
And though your eye is gentle, Fan,
1t dinna look so blue:
Your form 10 more with grace acc5rds,
lour time to win is DER,
And when hear thy music words,
Their music charms no more.
Poor Fanny! for sung this lay,
Not meaning aught ON earth,
Than just to give my fancy play,
And give my nonsense birth y
Poor Fanny turned away at this,
saw the words were kept,
And when ask'd for a kiss,
She only sat ana wept
saw-I was myself in tears,
And fast they fell aud free:
Aud should ! li,e thousand years.
The truth viii present be-
saw an idleioob can pain,
An idle word can sting;
1t struck NE. and I've thought since then.
Love IS q holy thing
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sG- a good story is told of a certain
preacher in western state, who was
wont to indulge in unconscionable long
sermons, and who once exchanged with
a brother who always delivered short
ones, and always very good ones, also,
At the usual hour for closing the SER
vices, the people became uneasy, and
being inspired with the love of warm
dinners rather than long sermons, went
out one by one, till the preacher was
left alone with the sexton. Still he con.
tinued to " blaze away" till that func-
tionary, seeing no prospect of close,
walking deliberately up the pulpit stairs,
and handing him the key, requested him
Butte record., 1853-12-31

BEAUTIFUL THoUGHTs.--t1od has sent
some angels into the world whose office
is to refresh the sorrows of the poor, and
to tighten the eyes of the disconsolate.
And what greater pleasure can we have
than that Of bringing joy to our brother
that the tongue should be tuned with
heavenly accents, and make the weary
soul listen for light and ease and when
he perceives that there is such a thing
in the world, and in the order of things,
as comfort and joy, to begin to break out
from the prison of his sorrows at the door
OF slghs and tears, and by little and little
begin to melt into showers and refresh
ment ; this is glory to thy voice, and en-
ployment fit for the brightest angel. 50
[ have seen the sun kiss the frozen earth,
which was bound up with the images of
death, and the colder breath of the north,
and the waters break from their enclos-
ures, and melt with joy and run in use
ful channels and the flies do rise from
little graves in the walls. and dance a
little while in the air, to tell that 10Y is
within, and that the great mother of
creatures will open the stock of her Lew
refreshinent, become useful to mankind,
and sing praises to her Redeemer. So
Is the heart of a sorrowful man under
the discourse of wise comfort he breaks
from the despair of the grave, and the
fetters and chains of sorrow he blesses
God, and He blesses thee, and he feels
his life returning.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

! sword, the chief OF the asSassins again
calculated the command to kneel down.
The sound Of a second voley, in a
different direction from the first, lust
then reached our ears, and was followed
by confused cry, as if those at whom
it had been aimed had not all been I'M
mediately killed Our comrade, the one
who understood Spanish, started from his
momentary lethargy, and boldly ad-
dressed US:
Comrades, you hear that report, that
cry There is no hope for US our last
hour is come Therefore, comrades"
A terrible explosion interrupted him,
and then all was still. A thick cloud of
smoke was wreathing and curling towards
the San Antonio. The blood of our
lieutenant was on my clothes, and around
me lay my friends. convulsed with their
last agony l saw nothing more.
Unhurt myself, | sprang up, and, con-
concealed by the thick smoke, fed along
the hedge in the direction of the river,
the noise of the water for my guide :;
suddenly a blow from heavy sabre fell
upon my head, and from out the smoke
emerged the form of little Mexican
lieutenant. He aimed a second blow at
me, which | parried off with my left
arm. had nothing to risk, but every
thing to gain. Il was life or death
behind me thousand bayonets, before
me the almost powerless sword of cow
ard | rushed upon him, and with true
Mexican valor, he fed from an unarmed
man.
On | went, the river rolling at nv
feet, the shouting and yelling behind.
Texas forever !"
And without a moments hesitation, |
plunged into the water. The bullets
whistlsd round me as l SWAN slowly and
YEARLY to the other side, but none
wounded me. Our poor dog, who had
been with us through the campaign, and
had Jumped into the water with me, fell
sacrifice to Mexican cruelty, He had
reached the middle Of the stream, when
a ball struck him and he disappeared.
Whilst these horrible scenes were oc-
N''i tiils5 VI 'hS pi al leH, tOI. aiming and
his wounded companions were shot and
bayoneted. At Goliad, only DR.. Thack-
letord and few hospital aids had their
lives spared, in order that they might
attend on the wounded Mexicans. Be-
sides Mr. Ehrenberg, but three of the
prisoners at Goliad ultimately escaped
the slaughter Having crossed the San
Antonio, Mr.. Ehrenberg struck into the
high grass and thickets, which concealed
him from the pursuit Of the Mexicans,
and wandered through the prairie, guid-
ing himself by the sun and stars, and
striving to reach the river Blazos. He
lost his way, and went through a variety
Of striking adventures, which, with some
characteristic sketches of Texan life,
and the habits Of Gen. Sam. Houston
and Santa Anna, and a spirited account
Of the battle Of San ,jacinto, at which,
however, he was not present, ell up the
remainder Of he book. .-Cal Chr0n.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

BEAUTY.-Gaze not on beauty too
much, lest it blast thee; nor too long,
lest 1t blind thee; nor too near, lest it
burn thee. If thou Hkest it, it deceiyes
thee ; if thou lowest it, it disturbs thee;
If virtue accompany it, it is the hearts
paradise F.; if vice associate with it, it is
the souls purgatory. 1t is the wise
mans bonfire, and the FOOLS furnace.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

s In every situation, and on every
occasion, study to be firm, resigned,
moderate i'll your desires, temperate in
your enjoymeuts, and by avoiding the
pursuit of delusive pleasures, you will
secure TRANQUILITY.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

gss- Whatever be mans station in
Butte record., 1853-12-31
THE BUTTE RECORD

LOVE IS 4 HOLY THING.
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rNRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.--on Mon
day, January, will offer public
ilon =! O'clock In iron, o. The premises " VIRUS q dssd
The hh May, the thousand eight huadsd and
lber W. b. No. 1884, oos w. i0O i0l
the Washington,
the District Of Columbia, all those several lots pieces paIcelr
city of Washington, known
lots numbered az seyea @ twsaiy 9 twenty hree, (sD
twenty (a5 twenty-five and (2 twenty in
hundred the said
the dwelling and sppurenances 10 the
same belonging.
third of the purchase cash In hand
residue In three equal nstamenls Of Twelve and eighteen
give for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from tho day ofsss.
given deed O(F taken the
All al the cost OF tbs purchaser
II purchaser should fail comply with the Of sale in
the
Of first purchase by giving weeks notice Of
newspapers the city of Washington
JAMES RHODES, Trustee.
GREEN X SCOTT,
Dec 05-9awkds Auctoneers.
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The meme Of ai be entered our sooAs uAis
payment ef The Subscription be msds In advance.
Distant subscribers byse the pslsse
which will be paid BY assumed by ourselves In IL sale
transmission.
COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during hs
sions Of Congress, and sem weekly during
Subscriptions period iess than viii b received
prop0rioned the above annual rates.
o. POsTMAsTERs authorised agents and BY
sending subscribers, with $50
sEMI WEEKLY subscrbe with 4xS easossdi WEEKLY
subscribers with oo enclosd win be entitled 70 one Of this
edition they furnish subscribers fos, ssas
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Here Mr. B. stopped and read the bill
Pass the Senate bill il is-it wants no amendment
am satisfied and if il scrcens Mr. Washington from
the action OF the Senate willing To abide by that
regret that have, s so early period OF the session
House. II has been my wish. and has really been
dsagreeable necessity indeed, may almost say, my
misfortune.
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URING CHRISTMAS WEEK, commencing Tuesday
~ the 17t CaTuss Saloon will be converted into bazaar
where ladies aud Of st DomDck Church vii Of
very large splendid Of ready made
ee books fancy goods and confectionery selected IN part
great N0. Tney hive been Ht much pains
agreeable ns place OF
look confidently the ladies and gentlemen OF Washing
exandna Georgetown for u liberal patronage
IN the city are invited TO
present special nvltation to the boys and girls Of
Washington.
washington, Georgetown, aud Alexandra papers will please
copy.l
Dec 23-d5t
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RELi*i BELLsi BELLS the sabscnoers msau,.crure
~ AM keep constantly hand
hell
bells hung with rbsy
can be tanned around
place. which desirable af.r bell has been
apfngs shsed in cisppcr
% the bell thereby pronsins These masur
ued from The es stock and hll castings.
foundry tesc i.,pov~
htnt We give written thai church bells
oh@ year rom date OF with
Va The bsls
nave been csstsnd sd os, foundry ev
oenee oftieu superiority We odd m.d.s
swnacd from iht various % io' the hrs bells for
sho p"y o tons' Wcpay
lnunorv
within few rods ~ The Hod rus
amy \" sve d't.rsn A. jhs IN
nd N ne uried saiss, sd has the largest bells
o"e's can ot hed wt dsspatch We
any o. the States td bella taken oacs
Levels, rompAsscs, ae, constantly hand. Addres.
May syst-ydhcp Wess T,ov n "
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n ANpsoME AND VERY DEstRABLE BUILDING LOT AT
II pabc Tuesday snsrsoos, January y ocock
No. D. No. 81 fronting 50
inch erect, iih and sh streets west,
ming bsct = - feet alley. tNa Gaaeu H.
The above sitssed, fronting the
a,fmed by the Intersection New York and
Terms. One residue IN sir and twelve
= - III JAS. C. Mc0UrRE,
Dec I'D aff9 aaT Auettovesy.
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Taylor COLLINS prosecute Claims of every
II ov
Congress bounty iands pay
p rney viii ai'end the hmyg and selling estate
sng OF houses aud general collecting They
sfc rom M seai o goveaarnt Cssrges be
obce immeds,eiy oppo. inaer budding wsb-
tns'on, D. g. - -
Hon. James -. Dobhin, secretary u, Navy.
Hon. Jefferson DAVIS, Secselsry OF
Nicholas Csian, President hoard Commoa Conncn.
Gen. Jonn N ncCsiia, Attorney at Law.
lames H. cau-sis, esQ
W, o. Reddan stass Department
Sept S9-Aufhep
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VrIC that their
II will about the 21h Instant AEd We
confidently expect OF all prompt settlements
outstanding books togecr WIN
Alngency market, renders imperative
friends TIE necessity OF more h usua
prom mptnes. HOOE BRO, CO.
Dec2 -Naw4wif
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NEW CLOAKs 6ILKs.-The subscribers have this day
IN OF velvet and cloh cioaks pnn
pad silks also, variety OF plain and brocade
call the particular attcn
OF strangers purchasing cewhsre
establishment the
ciIy. mhohODEh OhA'Eni.
Dec 29--3awaw
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nUrcH cHrEsE.-s ssse. Edan, Two each, in
sHEKRfL BAILEY,
Successors Jpo n. Kihhey \ Co,
Dec oo-su No. 8, opposite Centre MARKET
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OTICEOur most respectfully n0thed thai ihe
IN respective will be presented the ?7ih instant We
obliged all indebted 10 us n they viii
and settlement before the commence
year. - -
Dec 25-6uf CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, co.
l,IIAs FRODyHA MS improved chronometcr watches,
hunting variety OF style and size
LADIES' WATChES Of and elegant styes JUS. received
manutsctoy Charles Frodam o4 strand, London
Also celebrated London and Swiss ma
kcrs. For sale by . ,rn
Dsc 24-d3n No. Q Congress street, Boston.
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sPAEl.u LANGUAGE.-Mr. Joseph Wall will open clas
Spanish language Tucrday the Sd Of January at IN N
his fennyvanis avenue north SIDE between ~
ami streets, where particulars will be given
Dec 2i--e0dt2Jans
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CARD-1hose who have open accounts on
amounts rendered during
week, and we will esteem great favor u ney w ca
at an either with the money or
poes A. short dates eSpec TO
during central stores, opposite
Centre Market where shall coi-
supply who pleased paronize us win good
goods the loves, prices - - -..,...rru . 90
w. M shUS TEh q SO
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Dec 2e-dJm w. "A' o"So - = w.
t,ICu and beautiful goods hoisdav prssenss,
0old siiyerhead walking cane.
Fine poris monass. and purse.
Colosar. in wicker and yssss bottles
sear eGsy.. ,is. and stocks Of elegant -iyle.
Torether win complete a''omen, % toilet articles o. the best
qualiy,nt o Gmns. ps,, -. EA r,sh1 ,.su,
Dec 2a-d2w Pennsyvsna avenue, near ~ street.
.,uRIsrmA, and New Year Presents Gsnslo-
,eSc aas sSsI Is pa Of sa ard
Styles and Of all prices, OF my own "anuare se assortment
~" :" "'"' - LANES Gentlemen. hing ssor.,
Dec 2i-d2wu Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
Ma: n.=.n: rss.,s:, MS..,I1 ya vol, .sa svo.
dns. nSI,: .,ssi Hs%pls.s ss essoe'' sso
Lady OF lhe L.ks-i vol $40.
Drysars Poe,cai wcrks-i vol svo
Lsia Kookh-i vol svo
The nne editions, beautifully bound and .plsnddy H.
lu,s.,ss, au. Cd fRASck TAYLOR
THE ANA z0N.-Erploruon Valley Of IN. Amazon by
Her "aou, United States nsvymade BY direction Of
Price, u Can any pari United states
Just published in Washington, BY
Dec 2s Booksellers, near
NorIoE.-cEAeETT poDsoN would nouf, all their Gus
toners who nave open accounts @ on . books a., an 40 sd
be speedily settled o the Old yea. G. would
by from those who have made their bills
with understanding
2s-2we odn
SPARKLING GCHAMPAGNE.--Landinyth this day, 100 has
. keu sparkng Suane, Rheems.
made such aaner keep large supply
this well known wine on hand Tbs qa. guaranteed equal TO
any sent to the American m:Ars r9f s,;
Dec at-sstTus6df Opposite Bro~n's Hotel
A CARD-Ar OF our accounts
and respectfully request that their respective
viii be ssstled BY day
Customers cannot imssns tho pleasure We take P..sns her
hsn and % a. . b. ,sns.ns 70. .ns psy@sa.
will sell very cheap l..f .~
large French nouseoc delsnss, TO be sod very
cheap.
A ia,se ot Of French me rinos sold very cheap
aee kinds Of goods, sntion
which guaranty sel cheaper Than he had sewhee
Dec oa-stawawT HALL BROTHER
NEw Crop new Orleans s~Sar and MoSassss At Auc-
IN Friday shs s,sh ast II ~ O'Clock, p A.
sis hide choice and pvisne sugar tpsr canded)
lso bels choice moissses -
Dec 2s-dtdf Georgetown.
A RARE CHANCE.-My Of fancy pod. being
thousand dcias, wish 70 dtsposs NJ Il,
better stand cheaper uiove more profitable line OF
being all for cash, believe Impossible TO meet With In
Washington. y a. fEIERs,
A Office TO our CUSTOM ERs.-our hills win be ready
delivery Monday the Ssh instant snd sese who DO not
uniform close I'll sssiDess
ssnscton. up and Il Ia hs de
see for es 70 DO 80 now - " sns move cr sa.ssss location 20
part We confidently hopc therefore, IN view o. these
e,. that customers ~i P,c~pHE rs'pSss co,arv
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MOTTO ts.-CLAGETT DoDsoN noufy cue
IN who nave their books that nd
OF bills rendered prior
up x6h u,imo As very desirable open
speedily settled old O. d. would
wish
money by from those who have made their bills
ndD.rHtanding.
2s-2we odif
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A RARE CHANCE-My stock Of fancy gpods being re
"A thousand dosrs wish dispose NJ H.
se,her with balance OF my lease on me store.
cheaper Ard More profitable 'tne Of busi
ne being for IL, believe impossible to meet with
Washington. a. PEIERs,
Dec as-a Penn sv., north side, neas 10th
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SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE.--Iandinyt this day. b.
> sparking MAI Sutane, OF Rheems We
Arrange will enable keep large supply Of
hand. The quality equal
any to the American market For sale by - Il .s1
GEO h THOs PARKER CO.,
Dec as-ssiTas6uf oppos,ts Browns Hotel
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A Office TO OUR CUsTOMERs.-our hills win be ready
delivery Monday srd fhcse Do
will pease call and ~ ,hcm We would here
unm 20 cosc III sssipess
up the nss cf the and u IL hs more de
M Pvpnsyvana avenae, In me early
January We confidently hope therefore, IN view o these
facts, customers Will proMpuY respond
Dec MAXWELL, SEAkb, COLbEf
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cox mn WORTH of goods, esn bracinx every
poJVvU style Of fashionable foreign and dry goods
which he s'id
stock which a.
nos compIsts, very induce
49,
YtRBY, TEBBs, VERY,
oete-u Corner Pa slrext.
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AEW Crop OrIeans Sugar and Mo1assss At Aue-
2'sh fast, ~ O'Clock, p
Dods~s Of the brig vdels, consisting Of
sis choice and pvisne sugar tpsn cishdcd)
40 bps choice moissscs. .
n. g. WRIGHT, Anctioneer,
Dec 2s-dtdif Georssto.gn.
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Do beeIed gaits u 81 %
Misses snd drcns gz-rs, &i SO,
Together all other a~s Of ladies, and child
gaiters, bons ALPS, Jenny L'md and Jenersons.
Pos leather calf boots Oxford
gaiers, and ow shoes Of style quality
shoes every variety.
We would advise all sise cali before purchasing A
roa The Union
quality. Do not
10 call at A. HOnVER SONS,
side of Penn 9th and 7t
Nov ll--2aw6w
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Alc0ical.

DLANETT's BTrrERS-This article 10 offered TO
the public cure Debility Indigestion Liver Complaint
Dyspep.s and Nervous seeuoos senea Iney Sc
hhv 10 The tss;e vegetable their composition
For saeby "Ne l. hit NJ 70 NO. ~ resi''''
TRUSSES SHOULDER BRACES, Ladies
Belts Supporters euefe knock
snke and o! the spine very si
nor enlarged Of the eg esste snee caps
Chidrtn Tusses and KIND OF oandsEe al No l. Anh
w HlSkERS and MI SICfES can be produced IN
BY OnsUeHt u Will rot STAN or inue me
akin actrr upon the the beard ard hliF naS
thick though there has not been particle OF a DC
o-e a per bc,tle o any part o. the country.
r. C. GRAHAM No. SS Ann-st- FowleTs buildings
WITHOUT a TRIAL it is impossible 70 conceive
w tie nestimabe virtues of Dr. + GOURAUDS ITALIAN
INDICATED SOAP IL 70 the body what sancthcson 20 e
sou-purhes from all dress At It's touch tan pimpes teses
suubuu eryspeAs rngwom salt heun saownes rons mess
vanish insfsner leaving the white
Psr'an marble. GOURAUDS LIQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE, 4"
splendid preparation bloom
GOURAUDS LILY WHITE the only article OF roe
md used From molent properties 70
strongly gentlemen for application the after
shaving GOURAUD LIQUID HAIR DYE warrined 70 ehsnge
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