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general HnrHer Brown.

The country will be much surprised tC
find in the list Of officers retired from &C.
tive service the name of '' Brevet Briga-
dier General Harvey Brown" General
B.own had command in New York during
all the active days of the riot and all his
measures for the suppression of the mob
seem to have been made With the utmost
discretion and Judgment. He was deter
mined to suppress the mob, and as soon as
any available force was given him, did so
in the most summary manner. He was
in consultation and harmony with the Po-
lice Commissioners, and probably did more
than any one man to put down the in
furiated horde who sought to dreneh the
city in blood. The entire loyal press of
New York spoke of him in the highest
terms, and expressed surprise at his being
superseded by General Candy. Under
these circumstances, his retirement is sin
gulsr, unless it be that he has reached the
prescribed age for retirement. But he is
nearly ten years younger than General
Wool, whose name appears in the same
list.
General Colonel in regular army
Brown was born about 1898; was breveted
Major for gallant conduct in the Florida
war; was twice breveted in the Mexican
war promoted to full Major in 1851, and
Colonel in 1858. In April, 1861, when
tho rebels were threatening all the South
ern forts, Colonel Brown was sent from
New York in command of 45O troops to re-
force Fort Pickens, which he entered on
the night of the 10th. He continued in
command until November, when he deter
mined to open FIRE upon the Southern bat
teries, and burned Warrington and the
Navy Yard. Colonel Brown made re-
port Of the engagement which contained
valuable conclusions as to the best meth
DDS Of reducing forts.
Colonel Brown was made Brigadier Cen
srsl in 1862, and placed in command of the
forts in New York harbor.
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GenernI H. E. Paine.

A letter received by his friends in this
city, from Acting Adjutant General George
Durgin, on General b. E. Paine's staff,
dated New Orleans, July 10th, says that
that officer greatly desires to reach his
home in Wisconsin, and Will probably be
able to leave abOnt the last Of this month.
Since the smputatiOn Of his leg, some
weeks ago, he has improved daily and is
now in excellent spirits and condition"
The letter says: "Few generals are thought
more Of in this Department than he is.
His bravery, cOOlness and energy have
won the admiration Of everybody"
Some rumOrs have prevailed in this city
that General Paine had died in conse-
quenoe Of his wounds. We are glad to
learn Of his encouraging condition.
Adjutant General Durgin was the only
member Of General Paine's staff who was
unhurt OF the assault Of Port Hudson.
His health is very poor and he is shortly
expected home to recruit.
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The news, daily sweeping up from th'
Southwest, continues Of the most favora
able character. Everywhere the flying
discounted cohorts Of the rebellion ar,
being pressed and dispersed by the ad
vanoing, victorious squadrOns of th'
Union.
General Grant reports that Johnston has
evacuated jackson, and is in full retreat
and Sherman says the most of John.
ston's army must perish from heat, lseI
Of water and general encouragement.
The Vieksburg rebel army, since being
parOled, has, to great extent, deserted
and scattered through the country, and as
q military element is lost to the rebellion
They have had enough of it.
General Ransom, sent to Natchez, has
captured large number Of prisoners, s, ,OOO
head Of Texas cattle, 1000 hOgsheads of
sugar, and teams loaded with ammunition
including 100000 rounds of ammunition,
besides 26s. 900 rounds Ofartillery amuni-
tion destroyed. The rebels fed before
Ransom in CONSERVATION.
Everything is betOkening the utter pros
tratiOn Of the rebel cause in the South
west aud its decaying, waning strength
everywhere.
Since the fall of Vicksburg and Port
Hudson, JEFF. Davis has issued his prOcla-
nation, under the rebel oonscript law,
calling into the field al the Ohite men be-
tween the sges Of IS and 45, left in the
rebel States. Terror and CONSERVATION
have spread throughout the realm Of seoes-
sia.
So thorough and relentless have been
previous consoriptions, thatit is believed
that there are not able bodied men enough
left between the designated ages, to form
another rebel army. Colonel GriersOn,
after his celebrated raid through Missis-
sippi, declared the rebellion "a SHELF"
the white men fit for arms were not there
already have they been pressed into the
rebel ranks. This last conscription Of
JEFF. Davis fills the people with dismay and
anguish, and if we may believe the re-
ports that come up to US, the sullen gloom
Of despair, like pail, is settling over the
seeded States.
The rebels themselves anticipate, with
the Hveliest apprehensiOus, the speedy fall
Of Charleston before the invincible blows
Of Gilmore and Dahlgren and Lee, who
was brought to grief at Gettysburg, is by
no means yet relieved from the imminent
peril Of his situation.
The Union troops, at all points, are vic
toFious and jubilaut; while the hordes Of
secessia are defeated, broken, despOndent
and retreating.
Does not the end hasten2
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WTNKooP's ICELAND PICTORIAL.

Diseaes OF the ThsO7t, Chest and Pulmonary or
Rins are ~ prevail NJ, /. si3ious and dangerous
Inc properties Of a meICine 10 alleviate, cure and
upfo0t these compi iuts, must be ExpectOrant Ano-
dyne and AnvigUrsting LCseuiug the mucus OF the
throat, an i'm 2arHiug ions TO the entire system No
discovery m msdicl 'ncs mastered this class
o. diseases ike D.. Wynki ops Iceland PectOra 1t
Is 9sed win the most a>tln hing results IN all cases
o. bronchiti-, lnhue IN Who0png Couch, Dipthe-
iiaGr futrld sore Ihr5at, Asi hma Group. Coughs,
Colds, Nervous Debility, Sc
Toe hev. J. J. Poitarcertilss, q" that have ussd
Or Mynk2Ops fe-tu- a. several years myEelfand
In my family, -or Sc ers P lmonary CJmpaintz and
have rec 1mmsntgd 10 TO many others, aud have new
er seen its equal Rev. :. j. PJTTER
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Hundreds AMI "a uiauds Of imp-rt aut testimonials
could be prodf et, suOwing its remsrkablec and
hat II NtvEs fAILs lt is composed OF pure Iceland
M2ss balm o. Gilead, Peruvian Balsam, Elecam game,
UOmirey, Burd k, and ether invaluable eKpecIOrant
ana tonic lngred ,entg- lL Is harmless prOmps aud
laalhg. lnFalid5 and sufferers caaHOt a1ord 20 neg
lect a trial every family should have it Ii IS re-
merEabie fog uroup- Ful desc ptiOns. recommend
al ms ma dtreotiC-s &C ON 2any each bOftir.
- Prepared BY Or. d. WTNKOOP, AM sold By
ID. 5. BANNES CO. n. Y. ju.yiO-R lseCw
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Impertan1 ForeIrn lIIssIon.

A telegraph dispatch (which with other
items Of value, was stopped at Buffalo, by
the censor for the Western press, states
that Hon. William Whiting, Solicitor of
the War Department was to leave Boston
by the steamer yesterday, Wednesday, as
the accredited agent Of the United, States
ct the Court Of Europe, and as the COM
nissiOned legal adviser Of our ministers
In England and France, in reference to
matters Of great Importance.
A feet Of powerful iron steamers is now
being fitted out at Buttonwood in Great
Britain, supposed to be intended for the
rebel navy, and his visit, probably, has
direct references to the fact.
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MOUNT UNION COLLEGE.

This Institution, located st Mount Union. Stark
NOunty, Ohio, offers its extensive Educational faci-
& - TO students of both sexes.
The Faculty cOnsista Of o. N. HartshOrn, LII. d .
Ira o. Chapman, A NJ, George W. Clarke, a. n d,
=. n HarBborn, A, B., G. P, Clarke, A. B., Mrs. j.
W. Chapman. B. s., and also competent teachers in
instrumental Music, Commercial Science, Elocution,
Gymnastics, Paintiug and the German, French and
Hebrew Languages
The College possesses extensive apparatus and
specimens for teaching Chemistry, Natural Philcso
ply. Botany, Physiology, Mineraiogy, Geology, As
Irononly, surveying, EngineeTings sc, The new
ed ct $4,000 o. ig TO be completed next term, and Is
we'll adapted to U3llege purposes,
Good beard can be had In private families a. g 90
per week, and, at about Is cents week good rooms
Furnished with bed stove and furniture, are rented
70 studrEts who board themselves, or who prefer 10
hire tabe-boaFd In private families for 81 25 per
week.
TUITION in the Tsachers', Scientific and CLASH.
cal Courses, ranges from g 90 e6 % rer quarter
Those preparing to teach can have without extra
charge the advantages of ths daily drills in the Nor
mai Department.
The SESSIONS begin on ths FIRST TrEsDtY Of
August, November and March Of each year.
Mount Union ID a pleasant healthy and moral
Junction Of the Cleveland and PittshuTgh Railroad
way.
Parents, desiring to move to Mount Union 10 ed.
qcate ther sons and daughters rent buy prop
erty Tor thai purpose on reasonable terms On tho
afternoon Of the rst day Of next Term uEust 4thl
there viii be publc sale Of Town and ut Lots near
ne college, amounting 70 20 or 40 acres.
July IS, ls6a. iuly1s.45O
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CLAIMS,
ITO SOLDIERS AND THETR HEIRS

The Commissioner Of Pensions and Second Auditor
Of the Treasury desire Il TO be known that HCunfV
Claims Of SOld Is Discharged on account OF oUnd4
Received in Ba. tie. and VINO have served less than
PIRATES money 10 pay them.
no PERSON Has HET BEEH AUTHORIZED
TO CObIkCT SUCH BOUNTY. As soon as fhsv
can pc ard dlted special attention will be given them
By ID ". GAGE, who gives p9r.onai attention 10 col
Letting boun y, PensiJn aud ether War Gains and
frlze Money toth nt tte apartment in Washing
ton and ~ his Office In Cleveland
- App cation in person or BY letter, enclosing
stamp VIII receive prompt attention Aaply II
D. W. GAGE,
Licensed Attorney and War Claim AGENT
luiyl1--kZs IFS Suparior-gt rfeveIsnd n
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sosToE OoRNERs, N. Y,I

VIZ. II. GREGG B Oo-Gents: freely give yOu lib
srty to make use Of the following Certificate Of the
value of Constitution Water, which can recommend
In the highest manner:
My wife, who was attacked with pain In the shoul'
ders whole length Of the back and in her limbs, with
PalpitatOn of the Heart, attended with Falling Of
the Womb, DysmenOrrhB, and Irritation OF the Blad-
der. called a physician, who attended her about
three months when he Jeff her worse than he found
her. l then employed one Of the best physicians
could fnd who attended k3r for about nine months,
and while she under his she did not suffer
quite much pain he finally gave her up and said
Cher case was incurable-" "FOr," said he, sbe has
such combination Of complaints, that medicine Civ
Tor operates against some other OF her dicul
ties" About this time, she commenced the use Of
Constitution Water, and to utter astOnishment,
almost the first dose seemed to have the desired Of
feet, and she kept on improving rapidly under its
treatment, and now superintends entirely her do
nestle affairs She has not taken any Of the COnsd-
tuition Water for about four weeks, and happy
70 say that Il has produced n permanent cure.
WM. NJ, VAN BBESOHOTEHs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-23

Alettsr from the Psymaster General to
J. C. Wetmore, the Ohio Military Agent in
Washington, gives the decision that SOL
diers who have been in service for two
years and are then discharged from pro-
motion, are entitled to the bounty Of 800.
The contrary opinion has prevailed here
tOfOrs. This latest decision is maaifestly
the Just one, ..a
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nOtleFsl ll0aheTs!I MOthersll

Don't faii to procure Mrs WINBLOW's SOOrh
ING SYRUP for CHI LDREN TEETHIHG- =
This valuable preparation Is the prescription OF one
OF The best Fensls Physicians and Nurses in the
United States and has been used for thirty years With
never falling ETY. and success by millions OF uloth-
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0id 70 sue adult Il not only relieves the child ou
pain, but invigoratos tho stomach and bowels, cor
rects ac0iy, and gives tone and energy the hole
system. 1t will almost Instantly relieve pad
CHIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLO
We believe il the Fest and surest Remedy IN tho
World, in ali ca Of Dysent=ry and Diarrhrsa I
Children, whether it arises from Teething, IRON
any other suss.
sS-Fun directions fer using will accompany eaol
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TIS a PERKIAS, New York, Is on The wrapper
HE-sold by all Medicine Dealers. Principal once
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Price only % Cents per BOttle,
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sALE.-PURsUANT TO

q. D CLARK, Plaintiff Attorney. -
iulyl0452.
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A OONsUMPrIYE CURED.

DR.. II. JAMES, a Retired Physician Of great
emiDence. discovered, while in the East Indies, q
csItain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronehitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered BY him when his only child, dsugh-
ter, given up to die. His child was cured, and Is
now alive and we'll Desir0us OF beDefitting his fell
low mortals, he will send 10 those who wish ft the
recipe, containing full directions for making and sue
cefully using this remedy, free, receipt Of their
nones, with two stamps TO Fay expenses, There IL
oncetake hold Of and dissipate Night aweats, pee
yishuess, irritation Of the nerves. failure of mory
diculE eLpectorat1oni sharp pains in the ungl
throat, chilly seDsations nausea at the stomach in
actor Of the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles.
The writer viii please state the name OF the pa
per they see this adTertiment IN. Address,
CHADDOCK 90,
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MI ASEEhS SALE.-PURSU ANT TO
INlthe command OF a deeretal order OF sale,
from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga
County, Ohio, at the suit Of Francis Granger,
against Catherine Merchant and others, to me
directed, / shall expose for sale at PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the door Of the Court House in the
City Of Cleveland, on the 27th day Of July, 1863,
alto O'Clock A. M, the following described prem
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-23

M ASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
lNl command OF an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit OF Joseph Perkins against Cole
man @. Fay, to me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, IN the city Of Cleveland, on the 3Oth day
ofJuly, 1863, at O'Clock P. NJ, the following de-
scribed premises ALI Of lot number thirty
seven 80 in Joseph Perkins allotment ef sea
acre lots, nnmher twelve aud thirteen (i2 I3),
in the City OF Cleveland, in CuyahOga County, in
the State OF Ohio, appraised at $40
LEWIS W. FORD, Master Commissioner.
Q. L. LATIMER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The EmaneIrntlon Qne.tton ut yleE.burr

The Emancipation QHosriOn at yieIksburg.
The inevitable slavery question came up
at Vicksburg, after-th surrender. By the
terms of the parole officers were allowed
to take away their "privste prOpertyp-
Some Of them claimed that this included
their servants" or slaves. But the slaves
did not take the same view of the case,
and some of them had the audacity to en-
list in the colOred Union ranks, to the in
tense disgust and ama1ement of their late
masters. General Logan was appealed to
for redress. He gave orders to enlist no
more oSlored men while the Confederate
officers remained in the place, but ct the
same time issued orders that no cOlOred
men should be carried away by the officers
aforesaid. He afterwards removed all re-
straint upon the peripatetio "privste
property and allowed those who choose to
remain within the Federal lines, whence
they could not be removed. As soon as the
rebel officers hsdleft the city, the sooes.ions
of intelligent and able bodied colOrsd men
to the Union ranks were frequent and val
liable
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Hollands German Bitters
viii Cure Every Case Of
Chronic or Nervous Disease Debility, Diseass
Of the Kidneys, and Diseases arising
from Disordered Stomach
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Resulting rom Disorders the Digestive Organs -
Constipation, Iawad lts Fulns Is Of Blood 70 the
II a., Ac.dity Of tie stomach, Esnses, heartburn,
Disgust FOR Food, Fuiness weight in the Stomsch,
sOu ms, sins ing FutteTing at the Pit OF
tee stomach, sgimming Of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, F.u-tsr'ng a tre Heart, Ono
king or ounosatng Sensations when in q lying pos
ture, I1mn' IS Of Vision, Dots Webs before the
gLt, Fever aud Dull Pni In the Head, Deficiency
OF PeIspirau9n, Heil0wness Of the Ssin and Eyes
Pstn In he eide, "a Jhtst. Limbs, a., Sud Zen
Flu5ats Of Heat, Burning in the lesh, constant i'm
agini ig Of Xvii, and gr- at Depression Of Splrisi
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General Asent5,
iulyl-RS 202 Broadway, New York

Editor Leader-DEAR SIR: With your per
mission wish TO say to the readers Of you papsr that
viii send by return mail to all who wish H. tfrrela
Recipe, with full directions for making and rsinR
simple Vegetable Balm that will shectuaIly remove
in ten days, PimPles, BlOtches Tan, Frscklos, and
all impurities Of the SKIN, leaving the same soft,
clear, smooth an bsauti nj.
will also m1i f,ee to these having Bald Heads or
Bare Facei, single d reetiOAs and information that
viii suaole them 10 start full growth OF Luxurian
Hair, Whiskers. or Moustaehe in less than 30 days
All applications answered BY retura mail wiinou
charge Respectfully yours,
TN s. ,. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
ajune2s-E2 s3l broadway, n. z.
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RHAD-READ-READ.


DANvIlLE, Pa, June 2, 1861.
lDr. WM. Il. GREGa-Dear Sir: In February, 1851, l
was afflicted with tbasugar diabetes and for months
passed more than two gallons Of water in twenty
four hours. Obliged to got up often ten
twelve times during the night During the month OF
Wster and in two days after using il experienced
relief, and after taking two bottles entirely
cUrai, soon sitter reRaining my usual health. II
Yours truly J. v. L. DEWITT.
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q HhAasO IN AAaai4-41sl X.
Dr. Sweets IHTALLlIBLE LINI9EHrisur
rom the recipe Of Dr. stsphOn Sweet, Of Oonnsotief
the great bQpe saar, sad has been used in his praf
ioe for the last twenty years with the most astonia
Ing success. As an external fonedy it is WithoHe
Ryals and VIII alleviate pain more speedily than ara
other preparation For al Rheumatic and HcrvOu
Disorder II g truly lnfallible, and as curative loi
soros wounds spratns, Bruises, 90, its sOothing
healing and powerful strengthening prOnsnsFieg. Il
otto the Just wonder and 1uishmsnt Of all who hays
oysr given i trial Over foqr hundred oertfeatso
o remarksse performed BY t within the lssi
two yesrs, attest 70 this fses strong Arustroual
AGENTS for Cleveland iecinaitaoUdt tyr I{5s'
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HEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DREsERVE YOUR EYFsIGH
SATURDAY, July 25TH, 1868.
large Sale Of Elegant HOuseh old
Furniture, New Rosewood Plano
FOFte, &c.
a AUOTlON, -. ID. CgTTLR 9 soN.

o. CUTTEs & son will sen on Saturday. July 25,h
at their Au-ti n RsOm, l34 Bank-St., commencing
At 10 cl ck N, large lot Ofelsgant Houss hold
Furniture, Piano, &C consisting OF Mahogany SC
las. do Dressing and Plain Bureaus, , Centre Ia
bles, do Wash Stands elegant Oak Extension D ming
Tab e. oak Cane Seat Arm sCbairs, Rocking Chairs,
Light Stsnds, best qqality, Iabestry and Brussels
Carpets, cottage drteads, Hair and StrsW Ma
trases, Bedding Curtains, hrrcrI, elegant Chamber
Set, Dinner sctJ Of White hina Ware, elegant Des-
ert set OF G. cen and Gold OsinA Wore, Cut Glass
Ware consisting Of Gobletts, Tumblers. Wine 9las-
ses, ine Decastors Preserve Dishes, great variety
Of White CrOckery Ware, kithen UteHsils Of ali
kinds.
Also, at II o'clock precisely, splendid new seven
octave rosewood Piano Forte, scOlOpsd front two
Mou dings, carved legs-s splendid instrume Dt-now
eady for inEpection at our Auction Room Also
one secondhand CarTisg-; one set Platform Scales
Tecms-Ca b. OnrIent Funds at time OF sale
iUIvD9-AEo
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Disease occurring from one and the same cause will
beentirely cured BY the Constitution Water II taken
for any length of time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease from twenty drops 70 q
teaspOOnful three times day, in water. During the
passage Of tho Calculus, the pain and urgent aVmp-
toms should be cOmbatted with the proper remedies,
shove directed.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There arc many preplrR lens sod under the name
o. Bitters, put up In quart bottles, compounded OF
ths cheapest whisky Jnmon rum, costing from 20
g 30 cents per gallon toe ia disgu sed by Anise or
Cor:Rnder seed.
Ihs C ass Of Bitters has caused and will continue
% use as lons a. they b. sold hundreds die
the death the drnnkard BY y cir u5e the system
s kept continually under the influence Of Ale hOlio
Sumusnts OF the Kind the desire for hiluOF IL
created and Rept and tne result is all the horrors
attendant upon drunIArd'5 life and death.
Fur tlose who de ire will have q Liquor Bitter,
We publish the following recipe: get bottle HOof
iand Serman Bit ers and mix with three quarts good
brandy or WHISKY and the result viii be a prepare.
ton 1t will far excel in dIcnal virtues and trus
eEeesnce any OF the numer Liquor Bitters in the
ma'Eeti aud vi Gust much less. fOu will have all
the virtue Of HOOald's Bitters in connection with
good article Of Liquor, at much lesf price than
THESE Inferior preparations will cost yOu...
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CONSTITUTION WATER

b the public with the conviction that It has no equal
IN relieving the class of diseases for which il has beer
found 80 smineuty successful in curing and we trust
that we shall bs rewarded for Efforts in placing
valuable q remedy In q form to meet the require.
ments OF patient and physician.
For Sale By az DrsggiIts-Priss 81, 90.
VIM. H. GREGG & CO.,
Propristors
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Hagan,s Magnolia Ralm

This is the most delightful an extraordinary ari-
Gle ever disoOvered It changes tho sun-burnt face
and hands to pea lysatntet Of Iravishing beau
ty, impart'ng the marble purity Of youth, aid the
DIsrISGUE appearance 50 nvi ing in the city belle OF
lashion IL removes tan, freekles, pmpes and rough
ness from the skin, leaving the complexion fppsb-
transparent and sm05.h 1t contains no material in
furious 70 the skin Fa.rouized by Actresses and
Ope Singers. II Is what every lady should have.
ES-SOld everywhere. f.-. -.
DEAIAs s. BARNES 4 90,
General gents,
iulyI-Rg 2O2 Broadwav Nevr Yorb