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CALIFORNIA ITEMS

Coal IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS arc going on at San
Diego at Sodad and Los Angeles discover coal
Specimens have been obtained Is said at III three
places oi excellent quality. Companies working the
two places first named Who profess the opinion that their
Investment Of capital will turn oat lucrative.
E>rgSsEs LivisG.-it Is stated that the days oi Cali
toruls extravaganza becoming slowly hut surely veed
In the past In branch OF commercial industry has
there been great dmnuton in charges In the
taurant, aud where nccessitAt-d spend
dollars for meal many articles be had cheap
as In the Atlantic States IL plainly evident that Cali
tornis has not yet reached her Of usefulness
CaiSAssS m LucK-A Chinaman went prospecting
around old log cabin which had mot been occupied for
three years, and found hid In the fro place purse OF
gold dust valued about $4,000 Sixteen pounds OF gold
in one lump, taken In a small rayine between Au.
burn and ophir, and about mile from the latter town.
by Chinsman. The lump, with some line dust. made
his days work amount to $500. The lucky John
lett the next morning route for China
Gk.ruLArioS BEING VIsrxp wIru RAiN-The Grass
Valley Tergaphoi the LIST ultno speaking OF the rain,
says Long looked for, il Last atcr three
days threatening and marshad by the heaviest thunder
aud most vivid lightning have heard or seen in
California. The storm king, with rcns in hand. drove
ACROSS the heavens, aud Tor three days has poured
down upon the eager earth the aqueous torrents making
glad the hearts of the people"
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LEtyiNG LOUIsvmLEThe Louisville Courier SAYS that
large company, composed principally Of citizens Of Lou.
isvie have laid out In Kansas aud called ii Pal
rc City, and that hundred families will leave the city
about the 1t Of June.
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On Tuesday the 29h alt at Auey the residence
oyn VA The county 81 fauquer, by the Rev JAME
hINION 10 Wis MAILDA O.. daughter Of Mug @ MeN,rnara
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PRgsHYrgEiAS MINISTER DRowNgD.-The Rev. s
Moody Presbyterian minister a. Ashland, Ohio,
dfOsncd Wcvllc lev days ago 10y the upscttiug Of
skh, IN sch party were crossing the Ohio The skiH
contained Eve persons among them daughter Of Mr Moo
dy. She saved by the bouyanoy Of her clothing
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BosroS, May4-Dr John G. Warren an eminent physi
clan IN this city died this morning alter brief Illness III
was ~ years Of sge.
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hIEAMER WIrnnRAMN

Nav NOEE, Nay Nj CuuarI Gays ,hat the steamer II
GA T. sthdrawn IRON the Liverpool aud Boston line Con
scquen ly there - due Boston FROM Liver
fyfd
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Philadelphia punster says that in view Of the univer.
sal fun made by the Americans pres the birth II the
Prince 81 Ager be- proposes that the title Of the Illus
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Nor GUrY.-M Charles Boughtcr whose trial on a
charge Of embeLzug the funds Of the Lancaster Savings
Institution, going for days Lancaster Pa
last week has been acquitted.
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CoLuNnIa, :. G. May I.-The Hon. W.. Troup, EGO
Of Geogia died in Laurens county, G., ON the
2Gth ult.
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Nori, Members Of the American Party resi-.
@>s dent In Monre Ward, requested Couu.
c yen-trin Hall Of Marshall aud 6t opposite
the New Market THURSDAY the sh
" NJ TO recommend suitable from said Ward
for Commissioner Of the Revenue the coming
mai PRESIDENT
Lyon sALEvirgnA State (Regs,eryd) Stock years to
~ run. lma'l X. II. MAURY co.
NEW BOOkS.-Thr Memoir o Rev Jas. Chisholm, A. "
~ oiPousm-ut, Val with memoranda the Prsence
city Ia 1888 price ~ cts.
Commentary the Epse Ephe.ans by ChAs Hodge
u: o.
The Kingdom Of Christ, by Whatelv IS cts.
The Words Of the Lord JeHsu-, by Steers, vols 80
kto's History OF Palestine, 10 the present time
The Philosophy aud Plan Of Salvation "a,
Memoir Of Miss Adelaide L.. Newton -
flWArd Clifton, or the Memoirs u Childhood 70
The Memoir Of Rev. W N. JAcks0n by u. Cumuns %
Deed o. Gt to SON. by Page. written in loss
The South Of the old Dominion, by Hopkins 100
Roman ESie, by Gug,lmo GaEsnt loo
Peter Colt, the Cape fisherman
Life Of SamEl Narrative of
against Russia %
The Catholic Letters, by y II. Derby Is
Howcr Garden or Beck Books u Flowers 100.
LIE Of lisber d. d. Bishop Of Calcutta by his widow leo
For saleby PRICE CARDOZO,
MAJ Opposite American Hotel
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D.se.noes ps.essrA u.ran. ls.I Of Aplll "a ..,, :


Mr. GODDARD made his grand sunday by
no less than nNc gentlemen
.ho styled The king Of Awning Makers appointed
Tune ANY shower commenced falling
su s'yreas' The public however, insisted odAds
Ahu e nhe- we're cut loose lie
the dense black clouds and the
rom me norsest the balloon crossed the bay of
drred about nine miles from Hayans intrepid
iod-r aud when GODDARD escape he found
mat he could not the valve. He
companions OF the nature Of the danger which
pAs Ahd proposed two alternatives; either
sem oy night exposed to all the dangers perous
taxing IN an unknown place, and i'm
mediate rapid and equally dsngcrou. The
W ,er anu me balloon Immediately Everybody thought
loon struck palm-tree aud rbou:dc yards
one % The young Louis Zayas. mjur.
ana MT PerrE had his lex broken
out returned To the city about o'clock p VI The Campo
ladies there who
"'ef was one OF The merry assengrrsoi Mr.. GODDARD
Mr. Everett In reply from Charleston and New Or
hsoh sys mat he proposes next autumn and make
somewhat extended tour South should II then
desired he viii have much pleasure complying Invita-
THE FREE STATE Horn Free State Hotel
lawrence Kansas, completed.
A 10 each story There 81 holes
Tue building may be converted citadel
SION It's cost has been up.aTds u t20,NS.
Every Rose has it, thorn helped 10 shawl the nowrr
room St"ut being convinced by painful evidence
she had a pin about her
II Is complained crime Is greatly on IN. Increase In tr,
Britain - 80 $1,000 81" -'
TnsAIhc,Mr WIN. WARD former " Of the Richmond Thea
ire A- leased the baltimore Museum
company are Mrs Ward and three Misc. Pariingons.
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many iuapcrs.n, interest,".
iii he destroyed
In making strong representations the saseet Our
srcisl ruisFs
the month Of March characterized by the ahsnoe supplies.
by and BY
hen durtng the last noeen hhi
In nci Of view, The
-rtc would b. the rnric
governments ead make Il would completely extngulsh
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rERs-SrsnVhsn As Ssen,ach. grand q. rs.m IN
promoting health this OF the relieve
all frcrt
and .Ipsi bowel. all unhealthy
tat" ,e sem impair the becloud the natural spirits
or which know of remedy
sGn efficiency celebrated tiers
anusciur, frm purely vegetable
Rchm
sar.s rhse Mtsrs peculiarly sdsprd suune, aud
,on are sur. care Tor DysrePa Darrhoss Dy,n.s Crssp
Shoe Cholera Morbu Ague aud Fever Stomach
e.i.ehe and almost other affection arising inInrly
oSoi, disorierri
The superiority Of Bakers Premium Bterr family m.,iu.
ever all Others known 10 the civilized World lose no tins In
iig 81. as they will afford
Only 81 cent per bottle - ' - "
To ir had In m. .,x N,
r,S w following p.nss''s Peel stevens Alex ,ndrs,
burg Va, stsbr Jones. "a; King Toy Nortoit
Va, Gsrlck usthmey, Camm wii,m.
bury VA Johnston siace, Va; n CaIuu,
Co, psnvile Va; Wheat Ch.pin-, wheeling Va. Thomas.
adams CO. smitlnsld Va, Bib wills, Chariott..vi.
~ Estndse ssun,en Va Walter A. Middleton Farm
90, Washington city Csucy Hatch Baltimore Md Boirk,r,
Orders addressed HAKrn
pI.h.s... u.
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HOWARD - tIRIONG. TAIIORs,
. lnnrs = Il lrnaL NirDni uui..I

CHEAPER than the cheapest. equal 10 GEN. -
- TtEMkNs GARMENTS at the fullo~ lug ~
prices NJ
Pine Cloth Goats furnished from ti2 toll 11
Cashmere Business Goats, from % o 10
Summer Goats. from 81 to
" Cloth aud Cashmere Pants, g. to
summer Pants, ~ to5
Vests. uf all descriptions, % to G.
Making and Trimming done n proportion.
~ workmanship and 1T. m,h
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-, N"h"m Oa'ileman, ION Of Alfred Castien,p g.g q,
,lMse county died nj Fort "O-tatan" Terss very d.
ce9uy "" vs. one II the recruits, enl,ted In u,.i,s
''p S'a'es service lat Summer % Winchester.
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SENtrScr 90 4 CorRr MARuAL-Capt J,l,, & P;cb
o the United States Marine Corps Who was recently tr
by court martial at the Charleston Navy Yard has been
sentenced " be- dismissed IRON the service The Pres
en approve Of Che hnding OF the court but he subscqu
RENTED Il 10 two months suspension without psy
Ihc whole matter Of afront the employment by Can
hch Of w'shcrwoman Who obnoxious 10 another on
Ger beuoa Star
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"R'c"moNp,I,SsI HsI coEa. DAYS"

III TABLE OF CONTFNTS:
Long Time British Merchants Modern Antauties Main
Street Broad Street TIE Capitol Square Residence
The Hay Scale War Two Parsons Meier Church
Citizens Of Yorr. Places ~ AmusmeB
ADD Printers Pubcans aud Patriots Races Balls
v Esenhg pasime Medley; Dentistry aud Architecture, Tie
sharp Shin shin Plaster Currency. The Flush Times rhmund
The james River Canal Roads; The Bridges Manchester
The Mutual Assufanc, Society Manufacturers
Warehouses Tie Washington Monument Tie Visit Of
The Museum Locc Church Conventions The Eagle Horse
Gas Fish Story;
Care,. Price o. GEO. ". wFST
Publisher. strest
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THIRTY FOURTH CONGRESS Fir,t Session.
SENATE

IN
Mr. Pugh presented the resolutions of the Legislature
OF Ohio in favor Of the admission OF Kansas with the To-
p,ka Constitution
On motion Oi Mr. Clayton the Secretary of State wa.
requested transmit the original journal of the poceed
ing- OF the board of American Commissioners convened
Paris lquidate aud audit the claims of our citizens
To indemnity Tor French -poiartons
M Bayard spoke at length the question of the Ma
val Retiring Board. lie opposed TO the Propositions
OF Mr. lsveson, Mr. Toomb- and Mr. Bell OF Tennessee
aud advocated the substitute Whch he hnd given notice
OF All amendment To the bill reported by tie naval
committee ito amend tile promote the efficiency of
the navy The prominent features this substitute are
that proposes 10 their former rank all the Of
hcer- vino have been placed the reserved list and
To investigate the capacity and fitness of those ropped
oiiicers, no may desire IT, by OF inquiry
Mr. Btyard did not conclude hi remarks
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N',s'p.-'" p'hin w Nesmhn, rnited states
Military Sioreke.prr ~ W,tertoun Ma. ,,t,..,,. 49,,
~ wa alleged attempted a. brittle che Adltsnt G,,,i Of
fennYIvaha 70 take the States quota Of sr,e. h. on,
IeVVl,er' ha. oecn tried 10y court marts At Carlisle "a
and dropped from the roll Of the army
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~ DE GMATM,s ELECTHIC oIL.-rnI

~ - DE GRArH'S ELECTRIC OIl-rhI,
2S>]ctlebrated Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout NeuAIg
fs Ia Euptons, sprans, Barns Prlons,
ou by Prof cnAs DE Grsh dis
w ~.
N bThs sick for their safety, avoid all wor h..s
which
lowed TO nNalds who have been deceived them An
Hc which Is confessed in tie advertisements be oIy
limitation 81 Prof Charles De Grats on sometime.
er,i o tie public by this city, pretend.
packed up knowcigc OF the mode preparing
iioy oi Prof DE Grath
rls entirely unoundcd person who nov adj
veres an Imitation OF the Electric engaged Pro-
lessor De Gaih book keeper and made
himself known To but wth
The .NuTAcrrRE Of the Medicine, OF which he
~ of
will buy Obtain M. or
JiHi genuine article, by application CHARLES DE
URAIh at his long established Store No. 80 South Eighth
e doors below Chestnut. maI-si
ENRICO DRAGOONS, -.
Il II ArrkNTlON!-Parsde at the FAIR GROUNDS nj
form, sud fully equipped. Arm. sud qupmcn. order 1S
Tor inspection livery member puncualy
Iy order Of the Captain
msa-d AF GoocH, q 5.
Two ElIE IADIEs-sPIENDIp NEW STYLES =
y az BOOTS, JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILADEL -udc<113
PlilAl shall this received Adams Ehp-ss
l complete Of the following
oi entire styles Of color, which
Splendid Light and Dark Color-d Oak
Do Tan aud stone do
Walnut do do do do
all aud something r,ch
ID Is. FRANKLIN.
Manufacturer ID, alrr In es'B aud shoes.
mo NJ" si5 Broad street, Shnckn- nm
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MADAME CHEGAHY,s BOARDING AND

WI DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies' report having
current that Madame Chegarv about School
respectfully informs her friends the public
ZION continue her establishment with Its
Madame Cs niece, Madame Provost Formerly Mile B-rau
will reside with her part diTectin
suIrviou 81 the establishment Madame
pupils during the Those
Win the vacation Madam. Cs country residence situated
OF the heAltt and
h'o vi" elose July LIST, and will reopen
/ II September
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HNANCN CA.sIMEmE EANTN.-In.l No. hnnh

~ " U NJ
n day, styles Of the above gpOds, which
nation aud purchase
FANCY COTTON SHIRTS doEen STYLE aud
entirely aud quite pretty Gentlemen wishing fancy sLh g.
Invited to examine the stocs.
FANCY SILK ~ JOiNVILLES-Twclve dozen MORE que
scar and re-e style quality and price Of which
think Il certain Ia please the tastes 81 all Interested
WHITE MILITARY PANTS Linen Pants, made with
stripe side rendering item decidedly the desirable Pants az
parade offered. CAL GROsHONG A TUPNAN,
mai ITO Main street
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q, 'Ni"th $50 'E'r, PSI AEKassts-Tho Little Rock
(Ad.l Gazette says. 'The rain Of W.d,, - t.t, -
o. hc'icua'o advantage 10 gardeners farmer. nd r,.
ier- seed Which Boo. been .ovn or planted will ts conc
w. Hnu t'e GROUND has been .pencd by the rain 30 tst
TIE pfocc'- Of plpsiug can freely 20 onr
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G . M NJ r. RCIAI.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFcE % rus WING, May 6, 1856
The sales of Virginia siIes the New York Exchange
First Board on Monday $1,000 ss cash. si4Oo0 Mt
~ buyers option for three days on
s2O were sold at ssk buyers option days To-day the tel
graph reports sales 9S'.
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ANp ftr A,mSls.-N Goli-chmiIt Discovered. OH
we ~" OF March another a-teroli making us i,.t,.
planet no" kno"n o. exist betscen Mar snd Jupt.,
they increase rapidly 10 Che ,ii,t,t.tt, .ttt .
discovered on the sch Of Februsry tie name Of f.,,ts
lJoy of Gliinc..I ha. been gnri
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Barbadoes April llth, says:
"Ihc weather continues dry and the wind st,or,
enough 20 work the sugar mills 20 that good rro,, =
made with the crop. upWards " ehaf Of Il has been
reaPcd' and 1000 bids. shipped Business is active in
imports a. ven as exports Several vessels have ,rysd
lately with Hour meal and other provisions ir,,n Oh,
states aud demand Tor sugar Tor the States he, ala late
lately arisen which has served raise the prc from
10 o. 90.
The brig Echo arrived the fth from Baltimore
The following the only vessels loading Tor te s,es
Bog China, Zoe baltimore, W Beaumont for New YORK
and schf Saxon, Tor DO
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-18
ton and ,vmpathies of Northern men prompt

ton and sympathies Of Northern men prompt
them to desire.
In an extreme Southern territory, peculiarly
and exclusively adapted, by soil and climate, to
slave labor, the causes, which we have ennmer-
ated, might not prove controlling, but they
will prove so, in any territory not now owned
by our government. II the view which we
have presented is sound-and we invite those
who think otherwise to a candid discussion of
the subject-aOhy should Northern men object
to the policy adopted By the Kansas act? II
the South is content Nth 1t, sohy should the
North aaurmur at itl Indeed, do not South
ern men, in supporting it, sbOo naagrlaninlous
derotion TO what they consider sound princi-
pie of government, at the expense Of their dis
tinctiUe interests? And are not the "Repub-
lican" agitators, who are stirring up strife on
this subject the enemies, no less Of their Oaon
Northern section Of tie Union, than of the
peace, prosperity aud happiness of the whole
country.
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Prom the Savannah (sa.j Journal, ArrlI4.
U. S. Troop. Killed by the seminoIes

Ds y. troops Killed by the SemtuOles.
Our Key West correspondent, in bis letter
Of the 10th, brought by the Isabel says:
"The steamer Florida. Capt. Cozzens, with
q. S. mails Tor New Orleans and Florida ports,
arrived on the morning of the 9Th. Captain
9. reports that the Semnoles on the 29th ult
attacked the house of DIR. Braden at Manaee,
and fired upon the inmates, none injured Sew
en- negroes aud three mules were stolen.
AT Charlotte's liarbor, where the steamer
communicates with the post at Fort Araser
Capt. Q learned that he Indians attacked Il
fatigue party belonging to Capt Pratt's com
mand, had killed corporal and private, and
had wounded two Others. The Seminoles es
capped, although pursued by a strong detach-
ment. The attack WAS made from an ambush,
and the fire was returned by the party, who
were in boats. Afterwards, examining the To-
cslity, much blood was discovered about the
spot, and it is supposed one or more had been
Killed.
The Key Of the Gulf gives the following &C.
count of the affair:
''On the 30th inst, while fugitive party
from Captain Pratt's command were engaged
procuring water from an Island, near Cape Ro-
man, distant one and a quarter miles from the
camp, they fell into an ambuscade Of Indians
and two of their number were killed and tw o
wounded. The party were in two boats and
were approaching the beach, when the shots
were fired. They at once fired volley in the
direction of the smoke, but being two small a
force To follow up in pursuit. they returned
with their killed and wounded to the camp. A
strong party Immediately visited the spot and
discovered marks of blood, but the Indians had
all escaped Ia the main land. The Indians
numbered fourteen, rs that number of forked
sticks planted in the ground indicated that
fourteen rifles had rested upon them, to make
sure their deadly aim upon the boats. Corpo-
raj O'Rook, Company E, End Artillery, and
one private, name not given, were killed"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-18

FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1855.
The CIarksviIIe Convention.

The convention to nominate an Ameri-
can candidate for Presidential Elector of
this congressional district, assemblies at
GAINESVILLE on Thursday merit, the PAN inst.
Delegates will bear this in mind.
We are authorized to state that Capt.
A. L. Davis will carry delegates to Clarks-
vile on one of his steamboats, for less than
the regular fare. The John SAapson leaves
here Wednesday at noon. Passengers on
her will reach GAINESVILLE Wednesday night,
can attend the convention Thursday, and
return on the Cline, which passes on her
trip up Thursday evening. We trust every
delegate from Davidson, who can make it
convenient, will attend.
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
STAR CANDLES.

I'VE attention Of the public Is invited TO the fact that
most Of the star Candies offered for DEFICIENT
IN WEIGHT so that what l. sold for IOund actually weighs
f,urtern dfeen ounces and packages marked 40
lbs " fall short two three and FIVE puun box This
loss not t upon the wholesale dealers, who sell packa
ges MARKED WEGHT; upon he retailers, who sell by
COUNr upon the consumers who thus pay for about
Jenth more than they receive.
The subscribers have always ide their Can les m six teen
the pound and packages a. their real weight
which may be ascertsned by ties ing them As their expert
rnc in the business enables them article equal
quality the market, they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire study their interest and at
the time, encourage correct desirg.
fb26 PROCTOR 4 GAMBLE, CiTrinnqd.
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Ladies at a Lecture on Chemistry
Spotted Times.

The Paris correspondent of the New York
which occurred at lecture in Berlin on Chem
istry. We copy as follows:
Upon my word cannot help it. II was
lately remarked that an exceedingly brilliant
auditory, amongst which were very elegantly
dressed ladies, attended, at Berlin, lecture
on chemistry, delivered by one Of the most
celebrated chemists of the age. After wit
Messing a number of beautiful experiments ard
hearing of the marvels of science, young
lady grew latigued and requested her husband
to lead her from the hall.
my love" said the gentleman, on reaching
the landing place outside wipe your cheek,
there's large blue spot upon it,"
The lady, much surprised, turned TO look at
her reflection in the mirrored window Of a
shop they were passing, and was almost petri-
fed TO observe that the rouge on her cheeks
had become blue, in consequence of the chem
ical decomposition Occasioned by the gas the
professor had used in making his experiment
She quickly wiped her face, and stuffed her
vexatiun 10 the thought that she should find
herself amply reVenged upon the other ladies'
in the hall. In reality, the lecture closing at
this moment, the audience began to disperse,
and the gentleman and his wife almost burst
with laughter at the sight of cheeks of yellow,
blue, black, violet aud other cOlors, which
now made their appearance in the street.
Some OF the ladies, who had manufactured
for themselves ivory compilations, rosy cheeks,
coral lips and ebony eyebrows, we're SO trans
formed that they would have excited the envy
OF peacock. IL is whispered that a lecture
from the professor would produce similar
effects in other cities besides Berlin. That
chemist will be warmly welcomed should he
visit Paris