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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25

berd.sss, not than dozen soldiers hAviag bean
killed and wounded both sides. Urssa seems g hsvs
ns esssPs agsn but not With any hope q 70
At the last ,un@ Gen. Ghardi had reached Qasre.
leading citizens OF Sierra Gorda had given In their adie
sion to ths and ask to be employed against
sgsiDst tSs latter place With the Third dvisoa Should
the brigade tuosga and the other troops remain faithful
the insunection win b immediately suppressed.
All the lLdiars OF ZacspcaxtlA TO have return
ed TO their towns, abandoning HAros forces The N,n
tor states number Of the stores II the Pusba hss been
Able 20 got their pay The cra Of zscspsa1tls l. ssX
to have been preaching in the streets Pusb proms
s Il q
wosld declare for the "reaction" under Hsro.
The forces have defeated iasurreconAry
ers among whom are Dons rirso jauregui, Francisco
FeDa and others.
morning Of the 9th, to Join party ct the dissfectsd
from the city, now encamped at the Rio Fiio This, how
Pueba Is in state Of siege Tho revoIutionists are In
possession If the city, under the command Of HAro
!sneiz who Is exercising tho most arbitrary military
tered every storekssper AL business Suspended and
ne city presents most mslsncholy appearances. Dsser
hsn s ere said 70 30 ftequs.s from lis party.
The brigade with portion of the forces Of the
Soethi left Mexco some days since under ths command
q va:rssa 70 oppose aaIo who is fortified both Ia PsS
De ano o. the Ksnsho de " Posada They consist Of 700
, Before starting they fraterpized With the National
vusIo, ana mace many protosAtone OF fidelity. Never
theless 1t 10 feared est they unirs with the
for In the great struggle going between she army and
the people large NUMBERS Of soldiers believing their in
teIes6 involved, consider themselves warranted In
making common cause with the rebels
The work Of fertilization going rapidly in the a,i
tai and great Efforts are being made to plete she
work In progreas The government has grante TO ths
Governors OF the different States the power OF raising
troops at their discretion TO defeat the
Vera Cruz Is quiet but evidences great enthusiasm
favor Of the present government The reduction OF duties
and the prospect Of regulated state Of things In the
country exci'e the hopes of the Vera Cruxanos. The
health OF the city Is excellent.
The remains Of Gen. Arists to be transported from
Lsbon and inferred at Mexico with the highest civil and
military honors.
FuDsrsl monuments 10 be erected at Churubuss 30
and hoino del Rey in memory Of the gallant defenders
of those places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25

DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION IN PBILADEL
PA About four O'Clock yesterday mornir fire BROKE
in the FRI mt Of tie third story Of the large
Lniletrg Nc. IL Pear street. occupied by number CT
firms, but principally by Cunningham Doyle printers
The fsmer we're dscovsted by the engineer Mr. Rev.
the ALARM snd with the sid OF number Of citizens who
hss+hed to the succeeded In ge ting out con-
size AHA amount OF valuable properly Ste
rciype plates printing paper, types, &c The arsmen
were soon upon the ground; but the flames gained
rapidly al before daylight the entire building which f.
nohpg hut the walls being lett standing Tho structure
was owned BY Mr. VIM stavey. II Was Of BRICK and four
stories In height valued at "a co., His A,ss is partially
covered by an insurance Of 80 200. Meesrs siavsiy
MeCsls, printers, owned the boiler and engine used
In the buuoing, which were valued at $500. The en-
ruined. Messrs. Cunningham q DoY.s rented the
whole structure. They lost nearly M their print.
ing blocks rollers plates type, &C. They had two
power pi in the building, of which la the
N mt part OF the second story and believed tn but
little damaged The other has most probably been ren-
eeied worthless. The loss Of Mesms. Cunningham and
D, 5e WILL perhsPs reach 1900, upon which tney have
Mr.. Edward PiDcns msDafac.urer OF French mustard,
He kau Just moved into The building, nd mad arranged
RI me machinery for his busiuess. Ills loss Ia about
$500 The fcu ID story occnpied by Messrs Holly.
lead erd wilson pater ttaincr who lost all their tools
ard uater,a T. Peterson, the well known publisher
had number Of stereotype plates stored In tse vaults Of
tho ing Most OF them saved but the plates OF
.Ba. naty Rudge" "NIsholas Nickisby" and David
Copper field" almost entirely destroyed, together
With about ESQ reams of printing paper. No Pe.esons
Ia about 81 00 which is par tally covered by insu
portion Of the lower story occupied as the
Peterson. His loss Is very fmal. Philadelphia Ga
attte, Ttb, 3d.
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Buttons with the Mexican OF foreign arms.
Coffee
Wax, made up In candles.
Obscene pamphlets, books, 10.
Flour, of wheat.
Boots, shoes, Slippers of lesther, with solos,
Reinbits AID epurs, of Mexican fashion.
Books, prohibited BY competent authority.
Lard.
Saddles, or appurtenanees Of Mexican fashion.
Playing cards, of Mexican fashion.
Scars Mexican fashioned, Of all kinds; speckled or
printed textures initiating the same.
Whest and all kinds Of grain and seeds.
Blankets, woolien cotton, mixed, excepting
lets and bed covering Of rique, without seams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25

EDINBURG ELECTION.
Mr. Adam Black gained the election by large msjori-
ty. The numbers at the close were-Dack 24S9 Doug
lass, 1883. Blacks majority e43.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.
At the Of the second days poll Mr. Wslpole had
received 6S1, and Mr.. Denman, 3l6.
ROCHESTER, ELECTION.
The polling finally announced as follows-Martn,
SAT; Bodhin, 4s9.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The London Daily Nesos city article Of Friday evening"
ssys:-
The funds to-day were firm, although business was
less active After rising per cent higher prices closed
q Ier cent higher than yesterday In quarters
there is disposition to restrict operations until after
the aiiisf 81 vs. next packet from the United States,
bot the mness Of the market proves that serious
apprehenons generally entertained ~ regards the
pending dispute with the government Of that 6dnty
Money wanted in the stock exchange a. bk 70
FER cent on government securities. At Paris to-day
the price Of the three per cents closed per cent lower
than yesterday. The return of the Bank Of England
she VS. an increase Of in the sock If bullion
In the rarosd share market to-day there several
variations OF Importance North eastern stock ab
two per cent on the declaration of four and half
per cent divided
The London Times city article of Friday evsning say
The English funds have again been Arm to-day, and
have cosed at an advance Of Il the prices Of last
evening, and there was general tendency improve.
me Mt which was checked only by pressure for nonsy
The cenaLd In the Stock ExchsDge is still maintained
snd in tAe discount market pothii is done below bank
rates The Continental letters to-day mention that at
all The principal cities the rate Of exchange on Loncon
prefented very firm appearance At Hamburg there
is an increased demand Tor money and the rate dis
count has returned to five per cent.
The prospectus has been issued of undertaking with
limited liability to be called the Nationsl Discount Con
parry. The proposed capital Is FL 100000, ia shares
f2h, and TIE list Of directors is composed Of suire
be transactions Of the company to be OF
ii!er ctaracsr to thoss Of the discount houses and
Is not TO act in any respect ~ o hank.
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ITEMS FROM TIE NEW ORLEANS PAPERS.

correspondent Of the New Orleans Picoyune writing
m m The capital Of Mexico on the 9Th inst, says:-
Here we ae without any correspondencs from Puebla
snd with bn. very little from Vera Cruz The stare o.
ssirs is In my opinion, the worst thai has yet been
leriei In this unf rtupAfe country The revolution
unetr Ursga is queid but that under Haro sN exists,
shovth II ought 10 have been sxinguisned Be ore this
TIE tdtinta,itn OF the capital !, sill continued and
largo beirg prepared for active service Asrge
ption Of the later bsve already left for PueolA under
the aud Of Gen. Vfarea This officer Il worthy Of
all nHdtnce; but 1t is not at ell impossible that his
troops may do az Others havego over to the revou'
uonists
Tie vea Cruz Proyrcso of tho 10th Instant, publishes
au item which jet luther shows the of the country
between that piae end the capital IL annouu scs the
arrival there CT Cereal Martin late Governor End Co n
nsLeant G, oil OF the Issud II Ca summoned u
the capital ty the suprene but that he had
thor eht 1t piucept not TO proceed his journey fbither
Leaf he uld fail into The hands Of the revoutonists
who would he glad to get possession Of office de-
iii, us ct serving he COVER ment.
1t appears that IL in Toliman that Ursgas adhe
rents were by troops under the commend Of
General 0hilsrd The affair seems to have been almost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25

POISONED BY A SLAvE.--A slave dealer named
David Wyse OF New Orleans died suddenly February H.
under circumstances that induce the belief that he WAS
poisoned by OF his slaves who bis mistress
{ he is described a. good looking, aged about 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25

METHODIST CHURCH DEcIsIoN.-Judge Tyler in
the Circuit Court Of Stafford county Va has decided tbe
cersl Chorch sorh aud has appointed rus8es to hod
the church aoa lot 0. laai, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25

Tss Ifs s road s.: rsas~ai fund 1885, s2ssss
II Twill be seen by the above that the concern =
steadily growing in all its parts Its construction ~
count its stock account. its receipts its expense&
are all gradually swelling-and yet probably nse
out Of proportion with the immense and annually
increasing tonnage. Those best informed a 70 ths
business and prospects Of this company think there
nothing to fear in the future but war a. TO tar&
Of tolls between rival carrying companies
The statement made by contemporary, that the
party bearing Nicaragua Transit stock Was about
putting line Of opposition boats to Aspinwa. has
no foundation. Upon inquiring Of Com. Vanderbilt
as to the truth of this report, he replied that there
was nothing in it. and added that the individual al
luded to dare not do anything of the kind.
A strong move is on foot to establish new navy
yard at Brunswick, Georgia. There are largo mum
Der Of capitalists at the North who have an nteros
in that town. and are working to promote that Oh
ject. Brunswick has fine harbor and excelleak
depth OF water and as there is no navy yard south
of Gosport on the Atlantic, the Brunswick move mag
be successful
The vaiue Of general merchandise exported
from this port during the week ending Fridays
February a. vas...............-........N,sssM
Total expectations ~..............Slk63os y
The importatons in the same time were a.
follows:- -ss.
General merchandise. .........C, sssSso
Excess Of imports EXPORTS. 81 2oS62s
9During the past week exports have been more &C.
tive. It is not difficult to load vessels now and
we may soon look for large exports Of breadstuffs
They now form the bulk of our exports 1t win b
seen that foreign dry goods exceed she aggregate q
all other articles imported during the week. or the
general articles imported tea, coffee and sugar are
important items.
The following Is comparative statement Of tas
value Of exports from the commenc sment Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25
CITY COMMERCIAL RmPORT.

SATURDAY, Feb. A-8P.M
Asns.-Ths nles continued light, and prices ~
cnar0sd The stock Of ashes Friday, February ~ was
as annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25

HARo Y TAMlRsz SHUT UP " pveBu.
Troops Advancing Against Him from All Points.
The Partizans of the New State Of Itur-
bide in Open Revolt.
TIE HEW XIOAH TARIFF,
Sc, &C., sc.

Our Vera Oruz COrrespsni1encc.
vRA Cruz, Feb. IL, 1855.
Affairs in Meteorological IF Me Re,oluttor-Heps Of
An Adiustment-The NHo General xurif-SAippisg
Nesps.
Since writing you the 4th inst nothing very ded
sye has occurred amongst tho begerents In the int
rior Haro Tamrez maintains his position IN PusblA
but 10 unable to spread" himself account OF the
prosch Of forces from AL sdes except that
Vera Cruz. Finding himself oornsred 1t Is to be hope
be viii the Of his ways and be suddenly taken
With intense profound and disntsrestsd sdmrsHon
Of Comonfort and company Sach . consumm stion Il
most devouty wished BY the foreign merchants sad The
community at large who tired Of tho present state
affairs, involving 1t does slmos. complete suspsn-
sion Of business with the INTERIOR well travel and
cutting of all mail communication.
Our apprehension Ia however, that unless Haro be
speedily put down. biz consderates and gentlemen Of his
kidney generally win rise in Guadalaxara and else where
St this Is such uncertain country we would not bs
surprised should grim visaged smooth his wrnkled
front at any moment, and general determination take
place al round.
is refteshng amidst all these disgraeeful family quar-
rels to such manifestation Of An abiding good
ct bottom Is displayed in the very literal general
tariff published BY Comoncst January 81 few copies
Of whh have been received here BY express send you
enclosed trsnsaticns sn pases Of the most important
Parts Of that tariff, which has much occupied me
that you must excuse the brevisy OF this hasy Aots
MEXICAN TARIFF OF JANUARY 81, 1866.
sAw PORTS otKN FOR FOREIGN TRADE
Guaymas, Camargo, Mier, Pisdras Eegras, Monterey,
La1edo, Tonala, ZapaIula Cuatzacoaloos Ia Ventosa.
CHARGES vEssxIs
Tonnsge 81 per tom free Of tonnage II In ballast to
load ltgxotd specie, &C. or bringing coal only for the
Mexican deposits, or tny pging passengers mails
PROHIBlI10ks
Brandy of sugsr cans and all others except that made
out OF grace exceptir gin, and others named in
The tariff, in bottles or jars.
Sugar of all kibOa.
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4 LaTseeolisetion on hand anGssv Al o,iers.siys,
asso0n as published a.
Ng6 LIZ Glars Row. Chu
ne best PiaDo Forte instructor 10 In world Rirh
4 ardson's modern school for Piano Fortes can he
found OF No { lie ClEire Rev: - w
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Earietp.

4 LaTx VeTJ AneassoTtIe NJ III sew 90 q Lit
An a. various pieesrauging from Is 90 TO SO,
also sIoihsiEom seventy Hre iw epty- i've do
iaBaI NO Claire Row. ca
Feather Dustsrs
- port Music store;
"a lie CLAIRE Row Csg
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A DAssTtn ,Sahy rsenised epef
- ~ atom OF weighing, ss for iroa,
@ ..sl. nav stock, and for the use OF
wsrshouses, ssores AMI Iean|fkss,
N And "a Short Cor every s'nd OF husl'
III nsas. a,a,t,. -, {
<ra50S6Ish ployed In their manufacture aIo
49,. the DETERMINATION on me par y w w
manufacturers nessr " , p1en ~ ~
Imperfect article 10 60 forth tom tne
has rHiaed for their Scales reputation we ~
or been surpassed In the whole fanke v us''4''"
chanism. ,l,txaa "a tho
sfssSsr3in all transactions BY weight, :.
A lswsuit which arose from dtserepanSs ~
weights between ono OF tsiresnk seAies ~ ss -
The Baltimore \ Ohio Railroad Company aaa o ne :,
smother nuisature was recently tfiee ~ Wy =, ~
SfCommon Pleas. Baltimore; The case ossalieu ~ ~
Court two day and Judge Marshall IN asu Nssis ~
decision stated the result o. MS osilsasS, ss s
accuracy OF Fsirssnks Sealss vas sSohsh0e 0s'0"N
all question. For sale by
The we'll known reputation Of these sesass haia
duced the venders oftmperfsct snd worms go
ees 70 offer them ~ Fairbanks Scales, sha palssss
ers have thereby In many cases been saossctso y
fraud and smposttion. The inanutaetarers pase ~
controversy with honorable csmPettors NaS ss1 ~.
act business In their own names but Resumes ~.
perpetrators Of the above fraud, a. persains
alike unjust and dishonoraols shey ,ske Ns sA'sAe
TO caution the public Of their inposiuans &,
The pstentses manufacture undet VISIT v" ~.
spocson only al their factoy In 81, Joansoats, "
For sale In Davenport solely By
BuRRowS, PkkrfYMANx DAtlSbI'
&. T. FiINBANks q Co..
st,Johnsbury, VI, May II. is'o'
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WOOD. WOOD,

~ anAFEEI u superior erue!s, just tf2I1 tts ins0
snifs McMANUE 4 sHEPBEnD
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+ IND AG EN- r,
orea IN s,sa,oa,s alssss syseed ssssss' e.'"'e'
omee IN "',M ain and Bfsdy, IL. s,o..
1AORRs large beautiful iimpo' M he avid.
lii nave aped, pIlSas3 h"t
8ss yuyrovsd Fsrus.
a.o.s,..h iyaiy la,t,ro sed iarm isiieA nom DAs-
snpoti, 600 acle,in sl.tasa .s,., ksS s s '
ea.a,,ta, assm ~ nsises nom ihssnpsf -
acres, 90 aotas IN ssalsisatlea, pat' "~'s'' ~
house, stable eF' t.f b Ee@4
su,e.fro an pAvsnpart00 aefess ~ acres 70 . .,n
tivatien, ~ asTsssineer' ss"~ss "ess'
BILE etc. =.ssz i ~ HsUS
o.,,hs bes, tsrus in Scott COUNTY, IA aefss,
only milss from Dsyenpor. 10 ai isss a,ehsrd,
acrssin eslsntoI, ~ Mouse roorsr stable, out
buildings etc. ~ a
.m.IlfsruO acres all 10 aliiFsron, Is soahossS
ose, smiles from Davenport" #8
,oa sorss ., miles from Davenport, 60 in eal ~
on 20 acres timber, 30 seres prairie h9ass''
etc ana
Smiles from Davenport so seres, 70 ssiss a.s
y.tiop, par, lmbsr, large new house geoe be'b,sss
200 acres splendid land, slim fence ana saisns
lion Ga the Dabuqus road, miles ron pA'snPoH'
10 ruilos fren Davenport 90 acres, 90 scfss 10 CUM
yaiicn, good house sable exc
Ie niles fson Davenport g aeis. " ls,as
ugasior, IL acres splendid timber, ocianes Prshs
| large orchard, running vster, good house. sApis
| 10 niles nom psvenpor. 30 serss 10 cnia'anon
hops<, siabls,s.e-
SO acres l&m,lss from Davenport, All In isnessDe
cultivation 4
| 40 scrss prsiris land, . miles ffem D.ssnppiI
s<a atlful views over Rock Island, Aas'sNppi H's
4 and Davenport,
eeo acre, Of Nc. clsss pnsirte land close 70 Wal
colt sou Diff cultivated, and large aruoantei IN
1 impro = cd lana In Sc ost county,
| Auumber ofboasss, lots aud vacant iots, plvhssss,
lys tak,st In different parts Of ssie
favorable te rus. ,,,
IL beautiful lots In North Davenport. Terms lib
real, Applyto JULIUS LtiaN@"'
July l6 .--------------
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Seasoned FYOOr5Rg,
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, Bill 4
L.ath, shingles SC,


THE OLD STEAM MIL SILL sI.yE.
sNOBbE 70 cay TO oar numerous rGstugsers tEst Sc
kJesnnolkGNetssss tush az f1wsHgs efgcR rf Lax
Der, Lash and shiEElss on band "a sole our h2lg
rsbleeempsIiIors 10 our IGe adyeFtise-buto our ga!a
spcoss foi such small stoeA o. hard iE ts-l our
customers Will n0.Elio~ "a % EgCstl ewts galgt
l9oms M 10 " soU,nt8 fs~l kaud. y hiis We -
tally from 20 10 $1,000 feet LGmbsr-- ~ ,gUG Laf
Shingles sash, Doors, Sc, DC, 10 proportion; 5t.
our stock aeeuInutstss soWty--irsI ttlLN 70 sg7
however, hat We can GIL al aaY bill ensgsd ict
House, Store or Barn.
Our fall supply OF LOGS IL nov coming over he
kapias, and We shsii be pTcPErse 10 keep c=r.
sonmspi complete,
Past iasors gratefully LeEaoR1cagea-- rgu.lse.
Gnse soii cited.
BuRNELL GIILET e co
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

LlAVlSG Obtained tue agsasy for the sale Of LII.
Ii he's Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes Bank
LseEs, Bank FGuil Doors and Frames arc prepar-
81 20 TCsh - ,napufaru ror's prices any 81 t6sss
tides on shoFl notice.
Ihssa Safes al tGsGs ed Wild Lilies Locks Civ
Ing GnaDuBtad tselIiy aRanst rheyes arc perfectly
fgs from Aaw1Esss ara D8Gtef Ore pr0ofs than any
49, safe made, lhe burning OF them IN any bull.
% sGAHot msigf-l!y igjur them ahd tGgy inay be
sSsEaBesdfofE De one II tlg ageucy by paying 10 7
fspSlEing. The Ead.t DOOR ana IaDss are reliable,
scgn0nieG y0EDAE5 generally used where they
=fe best kGOsn,
ibe Bank Looks have always fsilgd s45 burglar I'd
sil sSnk Lock sia6 competitions,
l1e various tests appsitd 70 these articles " Jurors
al mocha usa and agricultural isrs nj sTs tsy have
always pbisIBsa iLs aTsl pfsmtams establishes the
csrlSiuIg Of t0sr uPsfoEty. Purchasers invited
e. sail end examine ghe ARTICLES, references, csIe
Gates, 5G,- before purchasing.
Tue RgcsTaig1sd re tas Otly agents 80 Rock Is-
laui fta.) and Davenport lopE| for tho Wcrld's
safe Company nf Troy, y. Y, Orders addressed 70
eitasf place vii receive omptaaeDtiOh.
CHILD n BAKER,
ttIEois ST. Rock Leland,
e1I ff4sgy. Second i. UayEpuort-
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NEN IT, a.-tsl. =.
Davenport Machine SsOrEs y.
A. O. SHOprY A. no p,ns.rs.,

'i'HE Davenport Machine y orks are gop, pr,,sro.t
70 eSeeuieeFsry varsity OF machinery as 6aort L.
Tics.
superior steam Engines from ave W one b lutrea
horse pDSeri Engines, LGthss, Piarsrs CFiF, HtIls
10 the wee, for the manufacture Of MrIordi. mi.
friction hor.e Power; superior FOR tbs ruT
p0seintsnded. They would Invite the attsptibU o.
pariesrequifing shafting 10 their djustsn Hang
and sei.oling Boxes superior 10 aaytsiny IN, -.
psrueaiAt attention viii be paid 10 spaiT,ug ma
elinefy, and prompt attention Ripen 10 iii ordsrE--
We propose TO execute oar work In The beet uang.y
and nsk porues requiring machinery or reusiTif 4,
At or ut Win Their orders. LAsug Of all and, AZ
Piisd TO order.
NoTks on Third s!Tsat, orv0.I,r tIs Cab .ig~
bGTyns ground. OayshUsrg M 81 5yyII
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IOWA SOAP W0RK8-

Above Front, between MAJ ana BRADY siFests
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
a1NHE subscribers having recent! cemplagst he
works In this city are now prspBrea u lH grac-
sor their differ nj grades Of soap, AID rsly OIL rel
Very Superior Qualities, for pFe-orunencc 10 ls.
market, IL viii bv found, tft9i, thRi oar 500 rs vi
afford more ather, and with le.s lShor remove d r,
tina, they DO nell ia bor wgieE are s9uis
arenily much ehasperto the consumer, nar}as agaf
pravpn that seven pounds nBFsngp sTeeq al 10 ts
ofthe Ordinary kind,l Ent tEst the CREST astcaln
other soaps Is snrmonniet 10 ours o. Icsiniug il
hs nds nee from soreness after ioGg immersion al
rubb,u fn the wash tuh,
The grades above referred 20 arc Erasiye + 81.
Palm 30 kxtra an q Fam soars. vista tue lb7v
ssse rions VIZ submit our products u hg Ngrf
OF The public With cohadS tbat lae C{ q a wi
Instf II our Recommendations 81 th0lf quality. Sic,
chanis and Dealers are requested % "a aizt g1za
forthc naselyes before guFeia sing elsewhere.
Jan 80, sJ5. dtI. J NJ + haAE AGO