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Valuable Farm for Sale.

The Subscriber will sel, at private sale
the fnll"wing r al, Estate, situated two
miles from Title, on the Plankroad lead
ing from T,iIin to Mrlmpre, containing
l49 acres-ll0 acres cleared, balance
valuable timber about 80 acres of which
is valuable rs Cnrn and Grass Land.
IMPROVEMENTS. - II contains a
good Two story frame Dwelling--cis,ern
aud well at the d9or--Irume Barn and
all other out. buildings. Two orchards o.
choice fruit, Apples, Pears and Peaches.
Tae above farm is wutered by three nev
er failing Springs.
IL not sold The above property will be
Torrent. 1s fF
For further Information enquire Of the
subscriber living on the premises. or Jso.
NJ, NAyLoR, T,fiin, o.
BENJAMIN PITTENGER.
May 10, 1866. 30--6mo.
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STATE NEWS.


sr THE suspension bridge st Gin
cinnati will be the longest in the world
its total spsp being 3,17i feet
pa- THERE now remain only two
regiments from Ohio in tho service
the 25th, now on duty in South Car
oliua, aud the llth Cavalry, stationed
10 the Wost.
ptg- THs Columbus Journal Of the
I'd states that, "0n Saturday last, the
Treasurer of State, Mr.. Warner, after
consultation with the financial men,
sold $50, ,000 Of coin In the Treasury
ordered to be sold by Joint resolu.
ton of the Legislature at its present
session. 1t brought a premium of
29a per cent. A like amount remains
to be disposed Of under the resolution.
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Fire in Detroit,

A very disastrous FIRE occurred in
Detroit, on Friday last, week, by
which, property to the amount Of over
a million Of aollars was destroyed,
and several lives lost The Depot
buildings belonging to the Detroit &
Milwaukee Railroad Company, wer,
entirely burned. Sixteen bodies, Of
persons killed, have been identified
and taken from the ruins. 1t issup
posed that othsrs yet. remain. The
frs originated by the ignition frO&
q lamp, Of the gas escaping from =
lssky. barrel Of bsnzins 10 the depot,
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Foreign Itoms.

Eighteen thousand elephants ere
A yearly killed. "a supply Sheffield with
Q ivory.
/. Earl Gfosyesor, a member Of the
. British Parliament, has aa income Of
100000 per year.
e II is reported that recent attempt
: was made to asssssinate the Gar Of
. Russia, bat tho bullet missed its aim.
y The slowing away Of the Atlantic
cable in tho Great Eastern, COM
mcnced on the l4th ultimo. The work
Of laping tho cable commences in July.
The eI.Quecn Amelic, widow OF
Louis PHILIPPE, was buried 10 the
dress she wore on leaving France in
chat memorable month of February,
1848, for her long exile, and in her
widows cap.
A marriage is about to take place
between Her Royal Higbness, the
Princess Mary of Cambridge and His
Royal ITighness the Prince de Teck,
son of the Duke Alexander Of wur.
tcmbcrg.
The notorious Belle Boyd, the ret.
el spy, is in London, training for the
stage. She has sued for divorce
from her husband, Lieut.. Harding, on
the ground Of utter worthlessness
and dissipation.
In France, the waterfalls of tho la
dies are now examined at the Custom
Houses, as a very elegantly dressed
lady had filed hers with two hundred
and fifty yards of the finest laces,
aud was caught in this act of snug
Cling.
The following advertisement APP
ocared in recent issue of an Eng
ish paper :---"A A clergyman wishes to
exchange his too little girls--aged 8
md 7--cither together or separately,
or two boys. Address &c.
1t is reported that the Spanish Min
ster has proposed to accept the me-
liation of the United States. in the
spanish Chilian complication, refer
ing the claims Of Spain to our Gov.
rnmeut, and abiding its decision.
1t may not be generally known,
ays the IHastrirte Zeitung, that the
amous statue of Pompcy, at whose
cet julius Caesar died, is now in the
ossession of tho Marquis of Hart
ord, whose father paid l25, 900 francs
or it.
A East India paper reports that a
ad accident happened near Shoolay.
IS an elephant was rubbing itself
gainst the wall, it fairly pushed it
own, causing the death of two out
+ three men who were sleeping ON
he other side of it.
The city of Paris is negotiating a
he purchase of one thousand FIVE
'undrod acres of land, in the neigh
'orhood of Portoise, twenty miles
rom the city limits, for the forma-
ION Of an enormous cemetery, to the
ervicc ofwhich a special line of rail,
ray will be devoted.
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pU- rnE Ashtabula tohiol Semi,
ti"sl says'-Mr. Atkins, the Recor,
der. informs US that curious dis.
eoyery has beea made in changing
the cemetery at Hartsgrove Center
On opening a number of Graves, tho
remains were found to be complrte in
form, but changed in substance to a
material in appearance between chalk
and tallOw, aud closely resembling
spermaceti.n -
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ArrIox -Arrxms.-The cause Of
Tempersnce 10 gaining In Attics, as IL is
10 many other places, q deoidedsoot hold.
A committee ofcaizens visited upon per.
sons retailing liquor in The village, and
requested them to abstain from further
sales. Th-~- 10
-.-.s.vusiIy. Two establish.
ments In Caroline, hsye given no assu.
rance of what they will do. The people
have continued the committee il, author.
iiy, and show a disposition to suppress
the traffic. The Carson Lesgue is being
revived and Good Templars Lodge Is
sought to bo organized. CHANCE. of
Fremont, better known as BnoApasr.i.
hewng right and left. At McCutcsens.
ville,Siso we are told the same rpiri, is
manifested.
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The President
AND THE MKT rAI.L ELEcrloNs.

I'D. w. b." the old and always re.
liable Washington correspondent Of
the Independent, writing under date
of April 2sth, speaks thus sisuiG
cantly:
Tho President is preparing for the
fall elections-there is no longer a
doubt on the subject. TO Pennsyl-
vania member, who demonstrated with
him upon removing tried Ropubli-
eau from office, he replied, "l am tor
rotation, aud this is but beginning
OF what l mean to do I But he ro.
tates Radicals out aud conservatives
in. The wheel is set in motion for
the purpose of breaking down the
Republicans of the 40th Congress-
There Is no longer any attempt al
eoncealment among the President,
friends on this point indeed, they
threaten Congress, il it does not re.
cede, that the Opposition" will b,
/ permitted to gain control of the Rer
Congress,
Ii II were mere matter Of political
power, it would not be worth a mo
ment's consideration. But immense
consequences hang upon the result
Hand over the next Congress TO the
Opposition. aud the rebels walk into
the seats they claim without asking
anybody leave, and there is the end
of constitutional amendments for q
quartey ola century,
The Issues are already made up.
The President demands the instant
admission of the rebel States to rep.
resentation, aud Congress asks fur,
ther GUARANTEES. The decision rests
with the people. 1t may as well b,
understood at the outset that in every
weak district the President will Us,
his patronage against the Republi'
cans. Where men love truth better
than oihce this will make very little
difference. The statement of what
the President is doing among houor'
able meu will make votes for the Radi'
csls, aud il is for this purpose that
do state it---not because there il
pleasure in saying such things of I
man who has done so many nobl,
acts 10 the past as Mr.. johnson has
~ .---------~------
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The Colorado Bill,

The bill for the admission Of Colo.
rsdo, passed the house on tho Sd OF
May. An amendment postponiug
tho operation Of tho act till the Stat,
Constitution should have been amend.
ded BY striking out theword white,
was rejected, 80 to s5, The bill wa,
passed --yeas. so nays, 55. 1t went
to abe President for sanction on the
aih.
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Gitp \ Guautp Iutal,

THE rEMrERwNoE LkoTuRR.--A
largo and apprecialive sulience filled the
City Hall. rs ladics and IS gentlemen
jaiaed the Good TempIars Lodge. Mr.,
ALLEN II. THOMPSON will lecture again
this evening.
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The Methodist Conference at New
Orleans, by a vote Of l77 ayes, to 20
urys, have changed the name of the
Church, from Methodist Episcopal
Church South, to the Methodist
Church,
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A riot occurred in Memphis on
Tuesday morning, between police
men and negro soldiers, resulting
in the killing aud wounding OF II
or is on both sides.
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fok THE TDyiS TRIBUNE.
Three Soldiers.
BY MRS. A. STEWART.

Away down in the South land
Where the graves Of the slain,
Are numbered by hundreds
On hill side and PLAN,
Lie three soldiers together
IL quiet repose,
Lamented by friends,
Uuwept by their foes.
When the cry came TO save
BY the piittering steel,
The flag Of the nation
It's honor and veal,
There went from one circle
Three patriot braves:
Now they sleep meath the sod,
In southern graves.
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BErrsvuLE.-We are pleased to
learn Of the manifest increase Of the bu-
siNess prospects, aud population Of our
neighboring town, in Liberty township.
Its population is now three or four hum
dred. We are informed that a grea,
change for the better has taken place
within short period. Abou; one third
of The town property has changed hands;
aud the result is, that quite a number Of
dwellings and places OF business, are in
process Of ereotiou. Messrs. MERCHANT
& DEAI, are about establishing new
Dry Goods store. Or. ID, II, Rosrssrus
has porehased the property lately owned
BY Dr. Les. and will locate 10 the town.
for the practice ofhis profession, I" Large
oaks from little aecras grow,
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The Detroit Tribune oontrsdicts
the reports concerning the failing
health of Gen. Cass,
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Tiffin & Fort Seneca Turnpike
Camnanu.

Notice ishsr.by given that books far the sahserin
iiea 81 stock IN sald Do. ~iabs open at the fust
kauoasl uast al rtka on Ias IA day Of Jla~, Is66
and eepusss pAtilIhs 1gsk. uIslsa
.foMR,
u. @. SINNER,
.uI.r JOHN MICaAELs.
s !Ip .'i.e 4 WEAKER.
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Nw advertisements.

WANTED-.-- fuR%L Fl & WORKS, ~ i6So SsST ton, n,
Cast scrap Iron. Farmen briag In your old iron
nd get the Z" TIN" or any kind Of Machinery in
rsturn.
TIFFIN AG'L WORKS.
MAY 10, 1866. 3l-2mo,
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KKRP YOUR MONEY IN THE COUNTY !
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LIFT ER EIsr.

Remaining uncalled for at the Tifin
Post Office, May 8. 1865.
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should announcs his lntrntion Of preaching the aA
solemn OF important subject. an ND 70 requssx =
meeting OF the Inhabitants 10 hear from him the bssa
methods Of guarding against choiers neither the
the other will be allowed 10 do so In the medium
bos ttsd for tho purpose without paying government
tar for dong 80. fhus, ~ theory of protection W
taxes 10 dof.nsbie u s tho pol cy Of the ernmrns
aud tie wish u the people that auackB snd mounis
banks should encouraged In their mode OF extracting
money from the foolish and the unwary, but merchant
medical men clergy and others Who have announce
BY that specific for prevention and encourage
ent isudsd, from millionaire mansion 10 humblest Goa.
om Minnesota % h.,ico-a aiashng tar. That ciii-
IONS should contribute 10 tho support 81 tho state -
pr0pruon 70 their means q c0nf0rnabie 70 ard
good sense that they should conbut. according ~ thu
cut u their coat, their pfuies Tho mode %
dncilng thsiF business y outrage both wlthout
shred % Argumrpt o. fact t. a. aud th.
American citizens wipe oat the inquty sooner ON
ihey TO able % hold up their head md defend ~
practice ~ the theory of their government
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SHARON srnfsgs. July III, 1850.
Ths place u stili bbornx under New Rngiani nfa.
We retain good deal Of Tho straight baked 10.
AMI behold syis peculiar 70 Bos,on The pcopls Who
hay. nocssd her. FOR tho last thirty yes stl claim
Be lns descendants Of the original settlers who landed
On Plymouth Rock. ana hold that the ianiso s,~Aiv
= ne creates, periodical Published asd Charles
sumner the burning and shin a. ght % the age
amusing notice the prestige he Boston cut tD
acquired 10 this vicinity and n. efforts by tbs outside
-or't % D. one q the great 40 "a" Il ssens 70
that sinc- mr. Holmes tod tho Massachusetts, pcopls
thai rey the Brshnlnsof kmcro, thslr rnpadsnes
has notrased fourfcid BIt this Yantee influence r.
iso slaveiyn viii reach Us elitnsr Jast bcfors ~
do~nfan Ard the dosre fov that emancipation Ia be-
o9mirg very evident There mar 10 eoms,hlng very
charming ia the fact q having ar-s ssen ths nsh,
At 'tbs Hab OF me rniyerc. bat tho per
sonlhe.,lon ~ that Interesting -vert 10 the forms
q tender do~sssu AID bsaS Beredc~ hss
ben r.ssrsuuy scssovedx.d qs,te often snougb
Maiden bdss a sriy four crimDsd and fisxed 10 the
style r. the Venrge~ AZ" no. - mgsvs " The syeA u
ths prr-snt sener.lon a 10 Us Infatuated prcssncs ~
our grsnffaihsrs insts2i ~ p'udoang the Ides ~
stern and uEbendns antaaty A. falsts1 has 4. 40
by and tranquility" hey loos rote Lac female
proyepen.s N tbe rsnsts~nth Thee ne aid b~sur n
the sys q bf1umeh forgetting i,as TIE Dirt gentle
~ the Atlantic cable figured -sstco~ts cntrsIy -,
III sogaearhai oonsgu mate - ~ polite ssnlhsrs
theg Afe We could airypst believe ourselves Tur.
brdge wells IN the days ~ LADY euTos inst Tfsck.
cray descFlb~s her cards Dosh BlThi and fnorn.ns;
amer hrcstfan, asr alnRsf al aiisr sss Lat yev
ssw a. westasea the cgaatsva feaneisr rupts-sd "
~ ihe greatsNt fsmait gAme~tsr nYrr Nov "a snd
decrepN abe ots.d = b. wh~eisd nt0 The Kafhans
W nsrldF rhar but firm eleven 4ate+asafdns ~
steven potf.n5sydisu re t@eF TIE tafiss ara Nspe.
ieors % ftd blas1 Blt bat LufeIe every.
thirs tvss i1fy garah'sry tnd teisve~ that w. is
rirs a1Nangal evidence sfr9ng for 'sxs her IN
ths zane ssai A. ne card sbs ~ tasAfy dss 80.
lhsa 80 esrtaa nossen l.dy hss p'aysa -hiss for
qsArfer a . rs1tHty without oeHNatlun. sow ~ thh
parry tnuHt alwMya have hsd oss cpp1t~rt n she
~sni 4 1oatle dar'nY say tsa To United S,siaa las
80 female hofItys sho vth - phGd ss4rst Tie
shoe cytatnn
wkaG Brush a-shor -r9,e ~ hnt9ry y ellqasarrf
ne rrast eyfns v sharon anf ~ sfven1lr u
lgst imy1wHtie - enfsg tbeus sfhsfea Circles ur.
y0a ssyu ~ hae bic1 farnlug fa snd flss In yos
ratrrsn veins . fcf n. ws~ foyk CsutrN no- -
euntsci the poca - Ntsfs TIE - lDa~e vsfl sAs
49, 81 ~ Daft&rabs lgta " TIE ~
seit&hi1 efeiasiseteNta " thee erm.g rlAq2eM n
hcwsfsf ~ nsc4rtxsd fnssssfsy hss r<tsilsa
assess rueh lter a so<ia lyr1rey. sna "a euAs.
deriiv snilriFAfe1 pst h@fsrs Neu ~ 81 ie&.s tea
rcaaiss sg'sg- ~ .li y cses4.ss &s& nhx issf~s
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xumsupArm vs. Acknowledgement Of cxsuA


TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In looking the record OF tho business of tho
Board OF Health my attention attracted hy article
beaded "onsAuyhi on Homcopathica" Now why is
the Boart 80 much opposed % the treatment Of
cholera patients homeopsthical'ys II ID well known
fact thai dsrrhna Is not disease IN self bat caused
by arrangement Of the bowels and Il checked t~hon
o. dangerous charectsr by the pf opium, brandy
any other mode Of treatment Out q the number of
OF cholera the islands around ths city treated
by afopathic physicians two-thlrds have resulted IN
oath. This ~ we'll known fact 10 this city on
Saturday lat vhois family, IN number taken
with bad dsrrhc.a; was neglected ti 81 them,
Old lady, between seventy and eighty years Of age,
attacked by cramps Then leading homeopathic
physician called aud In less than four days the
Of the family one OF whom bad upwards o. forty pas
sages la twenty four hour able 10 Ret uT and tho
old lady in far way 70 recover leave the people
20 decide which u the best.
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Age viii return here under convoy Of tho steamer

Age will return here under convoy Of the steamer sa
meuto.
The Democratic County Convention last night res
cinded all the nominations for county officers In conse
quence Of sagreemsn TO the fitness Of some Of tho
nomineea
The tobacco market shows tone since the passage
OF the Tariff act sales 800 900 Conoha ami Regua
cigars at 500 a 800 per thousand
Idaho dates Of July IL report the political contest
was waxing warm, both sides throwing dirt proiuseiy
Mining prospects reported bright.
Victoria despatch OF yesterday says blu nning the
colonies OF vancouvers Island and British Columbia nas
been introduced into the Imperial Parliament, wnich
allows the United Parliament twenty three memuers
Tho bark Kate brings dates from Sydney TO May ~.
and Melbourne TO May 81 California -four was quoted at
sydney at ZIG l0s per ton and wheat AT o. I'd. per
bashel and California -four al Melbourne at fl6 per ton
Advices from Honolulu to July report the arrival az
that place Of the captain and passengers saved In
long boat from the ship Hornet
Mining shares tend upward - Gould Curry, $3.50,
ChollaI sls2; Yellow Jacket $780, Legal tenders, II
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esAcssm sar VS. twlurh 70 GET ninFp.
~. Arrest and Confectionery Property re.
covered.

sOttreO.
A romantic ease occurred ~ The rhirsta pfeclre,
police station yesterday Afternoon, 10 -hlot yoans
man u god appearance, twenty-five year. ~ ses,
nasasI William Brown vas tbs unfortunate suhlcc. u
the paragraph I, seems that fev months sTo william
Brown "a hired w W. j. Hoover, residing at
wrh,pss0n Heights. itist street. in the opacity
~ coaFhnan T0r several monihz william rav.
his employer no r~oon r. complain 81 hs
tsuiion 70 business. But alas ans dsy william
became soqualctsd WITH rnsr-lookins young woman
aud b.ilc.irg he could double team - vel . hs
as,er proposed ~ onec H. take ms fair ons FOR letter
" for vofs@ He accepted, AID the 6ay vac ap
POI for The tapgy ceremony. Now william
found himself rather short, sad asked hs n4~,sr to
loan him 500 u help ihe master along NJ. Hoover
dd not refuse svacfy 70 loan the money but bs o,eci
10 william taking a gartBsf, ~ he REQUIRED his nngle
services al the Htsbie IN the event ~ ADrne
Dcromlng sick. However, net dishesrien,d ~ ~.
refusal. william made ~ hm mind " marry
tha gr anyhow, and IN order 10 rass fund 20
defrav Nrprrses, concOcted . pan whertby 10 Goa.
tclnpls,nd ohianlps loan, and thus b. enabled
on the Let u August William reported ~ Mr. Rows
that ihe srtic hal teen br0ser ut9 and three hsse
banl css together With wearing apparel fs0lsn there
from VIZ Hoover believing The soy applied u Cap
tan sioti, q y. Ibnisin prcsinet, sna ~ CAPTAIN
detailed obcer Tcfney 10 invest gaze tke anAir ne
ofacer on Ing An efsfninston ~ the r.able ssv
uKt tho breaking had becu done from tho srsds This
"a, william az Dot Imagine would ~ ~ sos<ly scrut
which lei the ofHcqr To sYsvscs Dat william
wS the bur.far. Ttr ofndsr accused lin sr1 arsily
toos him Into custody N. charge ara s0aysyed NJ
70 ne ssilon boase Thers, avf incssceratos y
where to pruT~ry could b foasa u 90 gssssassuy
recovered a. TfensSni wesfchsstss cyniy shsss hss
been dxgo-lisd ~ Abe Arcsr~f
los Mgsr,ns ssi.'sel' y -, svtrsncs a -'g,aa s
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1nE DEATHS AMONG rnE SOLDIERS.


The San Salvador sailed from this port with four hnn
dred seventy recruits for the seventh United States
infantry, duty in Florida They all recruited in
this tate and the following list OF those who have fallen
victims TO the epidemic will DO read with painful inter
The deaths the 29th u, amounted TO fully
fourth OF the entire command On that date there
nineteen cases with eighy-nine others in the hos
pta The disease appears since to have been gotten
under control for only nve deaths occurred and six
appeared, from the 10th nIt 10 tho is inst
and the vessel reported to be due at Savannah
within few days after the passengers were released.
The following IS the list Of who have died.
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KENTUCKY POLITICS.

Meetings of uobson and DuvaiI PARTIES
Lee and Johnston Gheered, and Grant asA
sh~runn Kissed al the Dusaii Meeting.
LormvttK. August 8, lso4
The Hobson and Daya parties respectively hod large
meetings last tight The former addressed By Gov
bramlettc. Colonel Brsow and General whtaksr
and tho latter ny yailpndigham pugh and Dcnnia rhs
mention ~ the Of Lcaa and Johnston the Duvi
meeting elected great applause While ,hos o. Grant ana
sherman were received with misses by prominent
Each party making active preparations for tho eisr
~
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Frightful RavnGes Among the New York Sol
diers on Board the San Salvad0r-Onc-
fourth the Force of the seventh Regiment
Recruits Dead-Lisf of the Sufferers
Passengers Landed nj Savannah, &C., &c.
The steamer San Salvador, which left New York on
July H. for Savannah ordered into quarantine at
Tybeo Island and has since remained there On the LIST
inst tho passengers released and arrived at sayan
nah but the vessel oiled with -four hundred recruits for
the Seventh United States infantry IL still detained In
quarantine.
The following Is list OF the passengers who had
reached Savannah No cholera had appeared among IN
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confession He denies, however. that he Intended To
steal the articles but took them merely for time
intending To raise hundred dollars and give those ar,
ces ~ collateral until h. could repay H. The property
valued IN all at $3.50 The prisoner conveyed be-
iore Justice Connolly who committed him to prison of
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Miss Lucy Ru-hton Writes "a Letter.

JuLrs J.ssp, f.q. - thant ,ou Tor you "EnAx %
Paris sith which. however alfra6y thoroughly
qunled having been IN the habit o. using I,
Paris have found admirable preserving tho fr~sAaAnp
the skn and IN removing al traces u heat after the
tons ~ the stage Your obedlent servant
Lucy RUsIfrOy
Sold BY fsAEEAU. 22 aud alt 6rs c.ss dr~s
gisia psrfuner~ and ladies bar dr.sscsA fric~ ~ 30
package.