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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-03

""' w hiSu'O iUuCPCuuCUC6 1911 Vut'
?araiso Tor California on the 10Th Of May.
:, --- -7-.---
I'VE" IoRk' June Xo.-Mr. Wood has
,sSoeo pf"iafna"on TO me public re>pect'
,ag "e Liquor haw' 'nslrucnpg me Police.
He says ne shai' oe ga'ded by Inc opinions
Counsel anil ,ba Com, o,yas c,,'.,ra., A..
cisions, lIe,elIs ,be ,oIic. ,ho, ,h.u ,nn.,
M, seize foreign ,iouor or mike a,,s.,. r.,
,be safe of ,be ..n,y !, xcep, uoon = wa,ran,
'ssurd by c",Di"eni magistrate upon Rs-
a'sopy "'ner 'han iheir own.
CiaclNNAu. Jupe S5- Ioo,,ban p
BroadwtlI. aud I,. Gran, bo,b nyoninan,
.ci,z,.ns mud r.sprcsabIy cann.c,.d w.,.
cohV'c''o 70 gay 81 abduciing and seducings
Young e'rl 'hn' had breu bound out 10 q
'armer near oxiard IN ibis S'a.r, by the Vi.
Iec",s "' me House OF Refuge br"Sdwell
was was nnrd Sloo and imprisoned 10 daya, and
uran' ~us hned 7loo and Imprisoned ~
-,
Inc banss o. New YORK, outside oi The
r'y. w,'l nolu convention a' Syrucuse on
me lo'n OF 'u'y' 10 uev'se some new system
Ilor me pfomp. redemption. &c, oi their
cl'cul0'lon, Inc country Banks are oecon'
my o'Ssa'lslleo WIN the d'e'o'orla'' shaving
has Er some lime ms, haen ,La non, n.
The rede,Dpdon of their hills
'ouge samuel . Whoe' o. Boston, Tor
many years Judge oi 'he Supreme Cour. Of
'hal S'a'e' o'eo on me Szd ins''' aged %
years.
Two edge ipol makers named Cunning.
ham and Fowler. 60, into quarrel on Sal.
urday. Fowler struck Cunningham on tho
head with hammer. whersupon his oppC.
hen' sno' MIN oeao.
A brakeman named VIM. N. Curles was
killed on The Xania road near iha, town on
Friday. lie accidentally iell, sIrikiag the
ground, with his foo, caugh, in lhs s,ep. He
was dragged for some distance. he le!i q
vile and four children in Xeuia.
The rumor that Governor Clark was going
10 call out The militia OF New York city 70
enforce the TEMPERANCE law, has been in.
dus'r'ously Circulated by the enemies OF
temperance; Gov. Clark, 10 answer 70 q
lever from Mayor WOOD, declares 'he Tumor
ennrely lalse.
A puper a, BasIe, in Swi,zerland, has been
making vioIen, attacks upon The Emperor Of
The French. |, is ins.iga.ed thereto and sus.
.ained by The money Of The American Con-
sui At Berlin. The French adIhori'ies have
maze an earnest appeal'o mr. mason % Wy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-03

Geo. Ritchey. cabinet-maker. Tuppers
Plains, Meigs county. Our old friend,
John R. Ellis, itappears from thiss Di-
rectory. has opened new hotel ia Racine.
From our acquaintance with Mr.. B. we
should think he would soon become popu-
lar landlord.
By the way. have room for = few more
cards in our Directory, and ~e certainly do
not think It very wise in our mechanics. mer-
chants. and professional men to withhold
their name and business from the public
when for $500 a year they can place thei'
card in the most conspicuous part Of the
Telegraph each week. We hope to make
many additions to l.is Directory soon.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic
Pills are also advertised again this week. OF
a new contract. AS
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17
III ED

Long Greek, in n Hanover county the morning of
the 24th day Of December lss Elizabeth n Saschwe wife Of
DR. s. Satchrel and daughter Of Jacob yanderveer of
Washington, in the 18th year other age. ~:
On the 9Th Of December, 1854 Mrs Emma Carre the
wife of H. h. Carre Of the Of Raleigh She has left
husband and child her loss. Blessed are
they who die in the Lord" -
her residence in Catbam county the 10th nst Mrs.
Elizabeth Watson rect of the late John Watson deceased
in the 6ist year of her age leaving aectonac family OF
six children and number of relatives and friends TO mourn
her loss. 90 -
BY this affecting dispensat ON Of Providence has been cut
off from among US lady sngularly endowed with such
graces Of heart mind and person her the love-
and respect of all who ENJOYED her
She bad early in life pressed her faith in the Saviour and
attached herself 10 the Baptist church. and by walk
daily testified those around her that there s
reality in the religion IF Christ
When we behold that once happy family enjoying peace
and prosperity, clad in humility weeping after tAer
departed mother fills bosom with pain and
To grief such US theirs il is past all earthly
lister consolation but the recollection of her humble walk
before Gd and her dcvoeness his mitigate
their suferngs and circle of ardent friends
her acquantances shares that grief and participates
that suffering FnnsD.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17
STATE OF NORTH cARoLINA.-ro ALI.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-T0 ALI
kSWHO SHALL. SEE THESE PRESENTS, GREETING:
Whereus William H. Wnder. William s. Mason, Charles
B Ront Jnn G. WBder and James T. Brown hare en;e ed
into Articles of Agreement under hands and seals ac
knowedges before the Clerk of the Court of Pleas
cember ls5 file in the Office Of The Secretary Of
State and have applied to be incorporated under the
and corporate style Of The Hcruu Mining and Nanufac
turing Company for the of ninety years carry on
the business mining and manufacturing Wake County,
with capital Of million dollars divided one fhu,i-
sand shares Thousand dollars paid the
of thousand dollars into the hands the Clerk of
the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Wake County
Now Therefore, In pursuance of Act of the General
Assembly of the State of North passed st the
Session of the thousand eight hundred and fifty
two, entitled An Act to the Investment Cap
ital for Mining and Manufacturing purposes" We do by
these declare the aforementioned persons and
their successors Corporation according terms pre-
scribe in said Articles Of Agreement the name and
corporate style Of The Heron Mining and Manufacturing
Company to carry the business of mining and Manu-
featuring Wake Comfy with Capital of million Of
dollars thousand shares of thousand dollars eac
all the rights powers privileges and mmunities conferred
by the bereecited Act of the General Assembly and SUBJ
ect to all the limitations liabilities and imposed
by said Act. ~
In Witness Whereof, His Excell,ncy, The Hon. WAR
REN WTNSLOW Speaker of the Senate and ofc;o our
Governor. Captan-genera and Commander-in hath
signed with hs hand these presents and caused the great
Seal of the State of North to be affixed thereto
Done At City Of Raleigh the 25h day of Deceber
in the year Of Lard thousand eight hundred and
fifty four and in the seventy ninth 9onr
S. F.ADAxs Jr., Prieate sseretarg.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17
Oh STANDARD,
!. LEIGH. SATURDAY. JAN. 10. 1856.
THE LEGISLATURE.

We give at length the proceedings OF Tuesday
md Wednesday, bu: arc compelled to postpone
those Of Thursday.
On Thursday, in the Senate, the bill to create
,;cbt judicial circuits-addns one circuit to the
.rsseut number-lassed its second reading. The
iii 10 re-clartcr the Bank of Cape Fear was post
Doncd until Friday and on motion of MIR. Mellow
II the Free Suffrage bill was referred to select
,ommittec, with instructions to perfect it as to
.hr,seology preserving the great principle, and re-
nm,rt - It back to the Senate The committee consists
afNessrs. Mcdowell, Boyd and Cunningham.
7, ,be Commons, on Thursday, on motion of Mr..
c..,c the Resolutions heretofore introduced by him
IN the subject of Slavery, were taken up and made
,he spccia order of the day for Thursday next The
resolutions of Gen. Leach on the subject of the
n0bc lands, were taken up and rejected, the Spca-
lsr irving the casting vote against them on tie.
ycss and nays in next paper. The bill to establish
Polk County passed its third reading, ycsa st. nays
AZ The bill to emancipate Betty, slave, was read
second time, and the bill to cmancipate John Good
was read third time The bill authorizing the con-
stuction of dam across Neuse River, above Smith
field was also discussed, amended, and passed,
ayes 46, noes 40.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YoRK, Jan. 10. The steamer North Star has
arrived, with over 200 passengers and upwards of =
million treasure.
The North Star left AspinwaA on the 1st inst. but
was detained two days BY very violent storm, which
caused immense destruction of life and property.
The brig Flying Cloud was destroyed, and the cap
tain and seven men were drowned Several other
vessels were lost. The wharf at Aspinwal. belong
ing to the steamer company was carried away. The
Russian ship Kamschatka, known to be a prirateer,
with ten brass guns and one hundred and twenty
men, was lost.
Tobocco of a very superior quality had been rails
ed in some parts of the State. The miners were
very anxious for rain.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17

H The Bank charters are now fully before the
two Houses Of the General Assembly. It is impos-
Sble to predict with any certainty what and how
many bills will become laws, though it appears to
be pretty generally conceded that the Bank Of the
State and the Bank Of Cape Fear will be recharter
8 cd, and more capital given tow iimington.
On Wednesday, Mr.. Williams, of New Hanover,
delivered very able speech on the sabject of Bank
ing, the bill chartering the Bank Of Wilmington be-
ing before the House, We hope to have the pleas
Of lsyng his ssmarks IN ful before our readesa
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17
NUABaE1.s lo57..
CARD.

The author Of Pubiius deems Il due TO strnth to
say that d. f. Cadwelfs insinuatons are as unfopn-
ded As they are iliberal The author il not nor has
he ever been Director in the Bank Of the Stste:
and he has ten dollars of interest in the bonds Of the
State and in Railroad stocks for one in Bank stock
So that had the author been influenced by the inter-
ested motives ascribed to him. he should have sup
ported Mr.. Caldwelps Bank, which proposes to give
such forced value to these stocks Had the gen.
teman read the last communication Of PubIius. he
could hardly have imagined such an argument would
ma nvor with any advocate Of Bank charters new
or old. The author cannot be expected to argue
question with one who is capable of ndulging in such
unworthy personalities in discussion Of spoint of
political economy.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17

As an election will take place in few days for City
Police, desire to caIl attention to the name Of NJ
WILLIAM II. HARRISON, as a suitable person for the
office Of Intendant. We satisfied he would make
An efficient officer and would spare no exertions to in
troduce salutary and much-needed reforms into the
City government. He will have the earnest SUP.
port of MANY CITIZENS.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17
Yours, &C.
j. Ii. HAUGHTON.

FINE NATIVE MARBLE AND Go1p.-We have been
1no"n paper-holder, made of marble obtained in
"'y'n County in this. State, which, though taken
~" near the surface. is very fine and susceptible
VII superior polish. 2 .=..e' SIS
We nave also seen, in the possession of Capt.
e'er' Doorkeeper of the Senate a beautiful speci-
ls s" o' native gold, set in breastpin by Mr.. NAH
~ Vi THIS City. The setting has been done in the
Mr.. M. -
,Ofth Carolina has all the minerals in abundance;
nu all that is needed is to stimulate by internal
fl, p'0'ements the efforts now being made to bring
NV. o0t ior purposes of utility, ornament, com.
i"'' and Of enriching the State.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17

DROKE JAIL IN LOUIsBURG, FRANKLIN
lDCounty n c. the evening Of the sk instant WIZ
RowLASD who IL about - yesrs Old Of low STATURE
toeraby stout, with black hair and rery oonse appear
anee. and no particular MARKS known by me. -. -
Said Rowland imprsoned under The charge of steal
ing negro sbe property Of VIM. JeGfeys, of Franklin
county he should be tsksn ssd confined in any jai
that he Be brught to justice Be- ressrped The
= January r. 1855 -. IS-ff Z.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17
For the Standard

.' For the Standard.
Aessrs Editors: If L. OBJ Branch and j. Q. Dc
Carterct will offer themselves candidates for Com.
missioners for the Western Ward of the City of
Raleigh, they will get the support of
-- .. MANY CITIZENS.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17

Mr. SPEAKER HILL. The business Of the House,
which is now being rapidly despatched, is much
advanced by sttention, the promptness and labo
rious habits of the Speaker. No one has heretofore
occupied the chair with more acceptability His
constituents have just cause to be proud Of the able
and highly satisfactory manner in which he IS
quitting himself in their service and in that Of the
State. g ,,$s :;. s.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17
Correspondents of the Fayetteville Carolinian.

RALEIGH, an. 3, 1855.
The Legislature is again in full blast The House
had been sitting for two or three days last week,
but the Senate did not succeed in getting a Drum
until Monday The members have come back with
renewed energy to their iabors. On Monday Gov.
Bragg took the oath of Office administered by Chief
Justice Nash in the presence of both Houses Of the
General Assembly. The Governor looks in fine
health, and is in good spirits, and will likely be in
fine tune to give Gen. Dockery another heat two
years hence when the ''oId WAGNER" cracks his
whip. The Inaugural Address was happy and well
received.
the week. The House has been industriousy en-
gagged upon the Revised Statutes There are many
important bills to be acted on. Various projects
for Banks, and for rechartering the old Banks. Mr.
Caldwell is urging his plan Of Bank. am not fam
liar with enough the details Of to pass an opinion
Caldwell is, however, . clever fellow, Of no incon-
siderable ability, and whatever his notions may be
about banking, Guilford has reason to be proud of
him.
Your member. Mr.. Shepherd, stands high here,
and, well as Mr.. McDuffie is quite popular. Mr..
Cofeld is also good representative. In truth, the
lower counties have ali sent clever delegations.
Fason, Of Sampson, is an active, useful member, Of
whom Sampson may be proud
The Senate will be an interesting place from the
9th January, whom the :" big bills" come on TO be
discussed. II.
GovERxoH BRAGG On Monday last Thomas Bragg
Was duly Installed Governor of North Carolina. We
believe eMr. Bragg viii guide the ship Of State
with an experenced hand and discharge his fespou-
sible duties with hFmneas and in manner calculated
to reflect credit upon himself and the Office which
he has been called On to I'LL Possessing o. he does
clear head discriminating Judgment cool dciibera-
ton, q thorough acquaintance with the wants Of
ths State and It's politics history, he csnnot I'D 70
exercise the functions IT his Office to the entire satis-
faction Of the party, at least which slsvated him
We ne<licf tiaf CIV Fns~ss Sil3 -
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17
t-a RALEIGH, Jan. 10, 1856.
Editors Of tho Standard.

NuftV7S " tH6 IStuHudTd: ------- 2 IT"
GEN1LExES:-I am reported in your issue of yes
terday as having said, when the bill amending the
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad charter was
under consideration, that was in favor of build
ing up Beaufort first to hacs naarkSt for the ices
tern produce" What led your reporter into such a
total misapprehension Of my remarks am st q loss
to conjecture. uttered no such sentiment g .iiis
nor any thing from which such an inierence could
have been reasonably drawn. must therefore beg
you, as an act Of justice to insert this in your next
issue. 8
Yours DC,
JOHN BAXTER.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17

As - - lis Excellency Gov. Bragg has appointed
III. S fr'vate Secretary, Pulaski Co~per, ESQ.,, os
~' county Of Hertford. :ss 3:
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17
STATK OF NORTH CAROLINA, YANCEY

STATK OF NORTH CAROLINA, YANCEY
County. Superior Court Of Law Fail Term 1854 Jas
n. Edwards Msinda Edwards, Petition for Divorce.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant, Aanda Edwards not nhabitant Of this
State Il 10 therefore, ordered by the Cour that pabcaon
be made In the Raleigh Register snd North Carons Stand
ard for three month. successyey for the mid defendant
to appear next term of this Court to be held a the
Court House. in Burnsyie Op the fourth Monday after tbs
fourth Monday in March next then and there TO plead
swer or demur TO the said petition otherwise, The
will be taken prD coafe<ss and heard <sparfs.
Witness: n. Young, Clerk of onr said Court Ct Office
the fourth Monday ser the fvurh Monday in September
A. d., 1854.
Jana ~ s. 1856. lS-sm.
rPr. Adv. IL ..,9- : = -
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17
5000 Reward.
A PROCLAMATION.

BY His Ereelleney, Thomas BRAaa, Gorssaor Of
the State of North Carolina. -
WHEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN REPRESENTED To
w me that one DocroR G. FIELIS late of Columbus
County, the 18th day of Lecernber, A. D. 1854 did
murder Francis NJ Stephens in the said County Of
umbus. and that the sad DocroR G. FIELDS fugitive
from justice and has escaped beyond the limits Of
State.
Now To the end that the said DocroR G. FrELDs be
arrested and brought to trial for said offence do hereby
tissue this my Proclamation, offering reward of Three
Handn Rdr. for his apprehension and delivery fhe
Sheriff OF the said County of Columbus
DESCRIPTION:
The said DocroR G. FIkps said be about % wears
of age, abt 6re feet inches spare made dark
hair round face large eyes, short nose with end inclined up
wards with deep scar across saow skin, and his
generally bold and overbearing.
Given under my hand and The great seal of tho
FL. Stale of North Carolina at the City of Raleigh this
the 9th day of january, A. D., ls55. sl5
THOS. BRAGG.
By order Of the Governor:
PuLAsxI CowPrR Prirdte Secretary.
Col H. Stephens, of Columbus County, Offers ad-
dtiona reward Of f2eo for the spprhenson of sad FIrr
and asks that it may be published with the above.
Raleigh, Jan. 12, 1855. I5-st
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17

W The Register refers to the Know Nothing
trumphs in the late elections for town officers in
Wilmington and Fayetteville. We suppose we are
to have similar triumph here on Monday next.
But what good' Will it lessen our taxes, or lead
to the better preservation Of order elevate the
character Of the City? We. shall sec.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-01-17

W The letter of our Washington Correspond
ent came to hand too late for the last paper, 70
WHICH it intended; but as it contains as his let
ters always do, matters of interest and importance
we publish It to-day. t"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

DEATH OF CONVICT IN THE INDIANA Pew,
TsrTiAhY AT JxfrERsosvLLE.-A man ~ vssr
ofage died on the GIN inst. Of an affection Of Inc
death bic allotted task in apparently GOOD hss,sh
lie leaves a p ,opertS valued at 100000, and wa:
incasceratd for the period Of two years IN ,bs
crime OF forgery 70 the amount Of S25. Ths ola
eelf the smallest luxury beyond the prison f.rs =,
bread and water and beet's head broth. T,ns
anecdotes are related Of this old scarlp vhish ~
TO mark him .. one Of the oddities Of his spec;e.
Az the time o. MS arrest Tor the alleged forgery he
clear him OF the charge for fee OF $500. To tb,s
the old man replied, that. If convi tied. the sen
tence would only b. for two years, and he Adm
tbios he conld make his expenses ana two hunSrei
wonlc oos. him nothing TO live there. ana b.
would save that mu n any how -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13
Supreme Court-Gencral Term.
Present, Chief Justice Oakley and Hon. Judges Dusr Al
Bos worth

Present. Chief Justice Oakley and Hon. Judges Dusr and
Bos worth
July l2-rhe folio wing orders have been male by the
eonr ane entered on the minutes respect the re-
Nae!eo Iha. George H. f. Lynch be and be ia hereby
removed from The OFF, Of Clerk Of this Court.
ordered, That George 7. Maxwell the present penutv
ois be and be hereby appointed CLERK Of hi, Govt
uroer.d That said George II. E. Lynch do forthwith
oer 20 MS successor In Office, the said George T. Max
CUSTODY as Clerk Of this Court and pay over forth with
10 fad Maxwell al moneys deposited with him "a CARY
pce the period OF his appointment Clerk not nov On
deposit IN the trust companies, either OF them nsn
ding All moneys received by him such Clerk from h.
psoeceor IN once and not heretofore paid out undsr
pcsited. ''s "sre oe'
Ordered, That the said Lynch forthwith deliv.r
TO the said Maxwell all the books and papers in nj. ~
ody as Cert Of thi. Court, In any way aon,,s,nin
o the Office OF Clerk OF this Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

TRISITy CguRcH.-t will Ia recollected that
some time ago the Commissioners Of the Lsnd
Office passed resolution authorizing the prosecn.
tion OF suit against Trinity church, TO ties; the
ute 70 IT'S lands, on the Compliance With certain
scinded. Yesterday the latter resoIut,ou Was re-
scvnded, lea ring the former, authorizing suit. in
force albany argus, July IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

The WILLIS WILL CAsE--we understand that
F. belngsr r, Esq OF this city has been retained to
sustain the validity OF the will OF Mr.. Willis, who re-
Gently ded in Ohio, leaving his property to OF his
slaves and her children, whom he had taken with him
for the purpose We believe Of emancipatDg them. He
appointed Mr. JoBHs, Of Cincinnat an abolisonlst we
understand, his executor and that gentleman has ar
rived In Barnwen upon this business. We learn that
Messrs Adrich and Aldrich represented what Ia called
the Carolina party. This Is about which We have
said nothing, being Of that class have desire 10
give publicity to; bat newspaper, feel justified
in publshine the above intelligence, that readers
may who independent enough TO take the unpopu
lar Of the cause and who the counsel opposed
10 the Ohio executor Mr. Joife may be honest and
straight forward business man. and all the conpdeuce
of the respect which the people OF South Carons have
always exhibited TO the laws Of the land he has come
among to execute trust. does not manifest any
extraordinary courage that he should come all the WAY
from Cincinnati to Baiuwel, alone and unarmed Tor
Caroltnians not fanatics fresbooters But II he
be, he IL alleged to be. abolitionist he has been
foolhardy in rsAiDR his person among population who
bavs good cause 70 be wary OF entertaining suah arh
sgtstorr among them. We understand that he Ia. Iodr
ed with ,he Commissioner Of Barnvel bonds and notes
TO the amount ofs22 600, which found on Ne W.s
person after his DEATH to await he final decision Of IN,
case. --Corolini0a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

Lady rnlycys CAtpkR died lately which took pl.-e in
surrey, ENGLAND Her iadyship fourth daughter OF
temupd Henry first Earl Of dmercs, and born the
August. 1919, Sir Henry calder, Bart.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-12
SCovH d MEAD.
No. Ill Chartres street
Preserre your Reauty.

~An ivory neck, cheek e sofcss hloonS
Hands smco and fair and a white moon
like brow,
These were her destinations"
There wSs time when 1t VIA believed
that clear aud brilliant complexion corla
RRcl be Obtained bg artificial mtatss a new
8iscovepy ~ clisinist:y has given that idea
tofht,wind lis now knnalf that the Pa.
pbion Gotior, pare floral compound, by its
action upon the absorbenis and fhe exterior
vessels will remove Freckies, S.iIow ness
Erupiions &C., in short time aud give trans
Darency aud bloom 10 the most unfortunate
complexion.
Prepared and cold by r. Phalon 8 Mich
olas H,teS and ls7 Broadway New Yolk,
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and
retail By
ISL Uhartres street