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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

The following notice o. tie closing DAY. 1f H, Bremes
lie from nf. Jl-' Cliupb- the wife o: ;Ls American
iGuies a, S,o kh, n private u0te Mrs Camp says.
" e ari.ci, u,kes pfctent0a to literary merit but ' viii
pr,J.oy be- n:c-e,s giving Il doe trsn'crp, OF the
H tousht. and act OF hc Ire. She loved Amsr.c and hai
.te s-e-fs ttart"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
THE. FIELD.
Cricket and Base Baii-Prespeois Of ihs
Coming season Increased Popularity
OF Outdoor Sports.

Perhaps never before have the sporta ot thi
field turf aquatic, Sc. been more attractive als
popular in this country than at the present time
Last year was considered by fer the most urcsporol
and beneficial Of any heretofore in the national gan,
OF Base Bal and Cricket although not as popular a.
amusement, was extensively patroniled. The prosca
year, however from indications already manifest
promise. 20 outye entirely anything previously Al
tempted Even before the sports OF tho Winter sesso
are recorded things gone BY tie preparations
for the Spring and Summer pastimes are alresd'
begnn
The number of Base l'all and Cricket Clubs viii b'
fully doubc those Of at season and least hrst
cass match slmost dey will doubtless be the result
Already several OF leading ball associations hay.
elected officers Ion ensuing year while Others, VII,
are without PLAY ground. are OIL the lookou. ioF
eligible site a great obstacle to metropolitan club.
having TO go several miles into the country 60 practice
AZ their iayorite Isime This is greatly 10 be regret
ted as 'he heshigl recreation of ont door sports oDo
but nave Denenciu, tendency, both physically sna
mentally 70 our young men wh0 are for the most ra'
engaged indoors Al the desk and in the counngrOom
Now 1t IS well known there is plenty of ground unoe
oupcd owned either by the corporation or private IL
d,viiuals in the vicinity of New.lork, when wodld
answer admirably the purpose OF ball grounds Wt1ou
in Tie leaaSi dmeging the property. LV ,he ooilOga
tions OF New.Nork. Brooklyn and New Jersey grant
encouraging the pIactice of blrnle ana lh'gorsn.
outdoor exercises. Each succeeding year outdoor
snorts are becoming more popular aud while there Is
disposition in this direction u certainly ough 10
with encouragement.
largo plot Of ground was sei aside by the ComiaiS
soners at the Cen raj Park for the use OF base bal and
PLAYING bat from some almost Nplaned cause
our city cl- ave not been allowed the free Use he-e
o. Il was said the officials required clubs PLAYING ~
the PARK 10 give bonds 10 cover any damage done the
grounds or plants.
lie this 50 or not the ground could certainly be- kent
in good order for ballpayng, and decorum preserved
by the stan % officers at that iashiOnoblc place O
public resort much 10 the attraction and amusement
the numerous visitors who daily throng the Para
Surely, II the many thousands who visited tho Pars
almost daily during the skating season could De con
trOed and order preserved il would not be very dit
tcrll task TO insure aecorum and gonl behavior among
the fraternity OF bsl.plsyers, who are forbidden tc
gamble on game and ungentlemany oondCc, OF al,
member IS sure Of expulsion from the National AS0cia
ton IL Ia true there plenty OF ilcosel ground
where an entrance fee is charged. but they Al.
besides IL would be consistent thai
an acknowledged national game should be played on re-
public gronnis. The Commissioners OF tho Cel.rS
Park would bsusii sIos'v by taxing d., sahlssi NE
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

amount OF rain eni snow annually Ealing fot Rey
and which lessons further We,.-is -rN inche',
wailo al Utica New Yora IS i, 4O51 inches. AZ the
a.d bu; g. good days for salt.makiIg by atmospheric
evaporation. while Fort Eiie, thero a. bat D ia;hi
days and about all tie balance o; 90 good days. 1t ' %
loved ior salt making
In addition to these important particulars on the sd;
cf Kansas for the manufacture .; sdh there Il set
another IL the brisk atmospheric current, when sweep
the state al all Of the year! ana Llch ~
Jca. uroraoters of rapd evaporation Every stranger
visiting Kansas s struck wit, this &c; by the sh0ltthe
necessary % change muddy. impossible ioads 10 az!
anG good ones Hence from these t,ct,. the conc't'
sion n irresistible that more than double tie quaniit!
of sat can be made y Kansas from mines OF the sane
relative strength in given space OF time than 81 an!
iCint east or solti. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
ANALYSIS.
IOllrtl

ILi- Analysis u So = mot rcmMkbc degree OF
purity under any ci uraterccs whatover; fnd Wicr il
was considered thu nttempi Sas made ia The manu-.
mctuie Oi Tie samp; 10 partly the bfile is perhaps
unprecedented. and shows saline in all respects euus
TO that Of Saltvlle Virginia IL not indeed superior
j. vi! he noticed that chloride Of calcium Olc deleel
oos bitter waters OF the salt manuiacurer) is a com
ponent Of this Kansas salt and not even trace Of iron
In all of the assays which have met with OF OnOndoga
salt chloride OF calcium and iron are two OF its con-
poDcnts The best description Of Saginaw salt con.
tain. also large amount Of the former injurious sub
stance and t Is only by an expensive chemical process
that these other impurities are remoyed and hence
IL is seen that salt from the Kansas Group without
sort 10 auy chemical process whatever in lis nanuao
ture is equal II NOT indeed superior to any in the
United States under oil circumstances whatever.
In connection with this brief notice Of the sanes Of
Kansas there is one fact OF 30 much practical import
snce in view OF the working OF these brnes at some
dav that will revert 20 1t before closing II is now
admitted fact that the cheapest mode OF satmakins -
by solar evaporation and that the article so made IS
greatly superior TO that procured BY artificial heat Ii
this is the case in Michigan. Nev-York &C. bow much
large number OF clear hot days. According TO Bod
ssts CluAiy.eN, stAaAxa AEssHA 1A5 W
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
rAWU LIFE IN JAPAN. WI.
lCOnciuded.

Farm Titic.-Crown Estaie,-E'i"ies o'
the Prince. and NebIes-Tenpie Gieof'
Farm Rents; How Paid-TaH o" the
Rice Crop; ON Other Crops. and unn-
u1u,,urc,-riuc. and Forests -Dnties
Of abe i.and!ord-The village MaG''
tra,e, and Kent-f.atheser- -iscmission "i
Bent. iu Bnd Popular VIII
Regarded Bribery and Corruption -
PntrinrchnI Features OF the Govern
meut-The Farmers Complaints HIS
championship OF Good 0rder-S"r"'
yirtues-t oaclusion.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

ready 20 commence an uroistroiel career Of develop
rcn' The motive, of ccion fertility OF toiL ''lr'
brty q climate wealth oi minerals. facilities for COM
mcscc and maaucaetuIcs and ease ~ railroad and
rreE transportation oge hc material advantages which
invite tho capitalist the trade'ma1 and the artisan Of
every cline and nsticnay - home n Missouri. to
cooperation in tho development Of is inoa,grcess re-
sources and to an oc.ehi1g participation in its
rroSpf
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
FROM PARyS.

smart ~kirni-b in the Cops Jrgi,iaiif-
Resignntiou- ei Uembers-N T..
Competent 10 Receive Them other
Instance Of Violating Established
Prcccdenis ucXicnn Question-
Naneu,rring Of the Dipiomniisis-
The Trcniy Of 1864 Nhpt its Provi-
sisns DrmRnd-A French Force Of
5000 u~u 10 Remain in Mexico for
six Years After the Withdrawal OF
the Other Troops Nr.. Lin. oIn's
uedal.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
FROM THE MISSOURI 10 THE PiCIFIC-27.

FROM Montana 90 Edaho; n Sine oHys'
stage Journey Early inter 49, ""s
PRrty-The Lost FONDA too' E"nd-
Iord-A Csunty $50 Miles hong
xeay,r,,Their Hns,inct q and Their W"rii
Bear River Junction Gov. Lyon
Natural Road--fhs "oriJs s'as'"r-
sge-Gog md Nngog -t'renf hami""s
Prsirie-A wonderful Tirngc--The
Erent shoshonce Falls, Second only 30
Niagara-In Camp with ihs Soldiers
Indian Grphaus luahiRdc sprns>-
Lonely goae-Wnifs Of Civilization.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

n diAcuit 10 Of nin from the Japanese snvthn. Ike
sccurlte untcns sysefn Of lend rentals the infoI
beiu. often md adictofy tcc
Is teielore 10 uniform sysu evident farm goLs wing
with their locality aud The masters who control them The
rents hKod ysaIi aid then adjusted by tie ccun
stances OF The tine Ciesp rents hsd were he landlord
snpous ncreao biz teaniry, end often personal
vices ornoney loans rewarded by the holding OF lands
a. nominal cheap rents In fact the oper
sed hse upon the repros that operated IN the euda day.
Of Europe stu opo IN al countries o. greater less
extent OF the present time. The .cnt. when determined
msitcr o. bargain between mater and onen and hn de-
sceuded thro long eeeltoni aud whAteye that reut
II psyabein kind chiefly ,ut Of the rice crop At fixed
slusio So that already sisd iofly OF hy Cc Or
even tho whole OF the crop, LAY be sb.'9e3p lr,
LIssA Issyjss "a x.ss. ,ssss gs.S.I
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.'. AGENT LA N0UvEILE-oRI.EANS
p. GRAvOIS, rue saintLouis, No. Q.

Une circulaire du general Baird public
les reglements relatifs aux marriages d'af
franchis, r6glements empruntes aux lois
de Ia Louisiana: .'.." ." -Hi
!. Les parties contractantes doivent etre
ssines d'esprit, ct l'homme avoir au moins
IA ct Ia femme au moins 12 ans 2. le ma
riage est prohibe entire frere ct sGur, pa
rents ct enfants, oncle ct niece, tante ct
neveu, que ces relations soient Ou non legi-
times; 3. le marriage ne peut atre contract6
sans qu'une licence ait etc produite 4. Ia
licence est deivree par le greffier de Ia
cour de district; s. 10 marriage peut etre
celabre par tout ministre de revangile ct
par tout juge de paix 8. lacte doit 'etre
enregistre, fait double par Ia personne qui
le celebre, signe par ellie, par les parties ct
par, tr0is temOins, ct rune des copies do
Facte deposee au bureau du greffier -. les
personnes ayant vecu hors marriage peuvent
legitimer leurs enfants par reconnaissance
ct marriage subsequent; 8. le lien du ma
rage est discus par Ia mort de Fun des
conjOints, par 10 divorce legalement pro-
nonce, ct par Ia declaration de nullite de
marriage fate par un tribunal competent;
la femme. pour Sc remarier, doit attendre.
dix mois apres la dissolution de son prece.
dent mariage.-Les agents du bureau des
affranchis s0nt autorises 4 delivrer des H.
cences ct enregistrer les marriages en- cas-
de refus du grefiier de Ia cOur, en- 10 confor-
mant aux lois de fEtat OH lis SO trouyent.
Les marriages ainsi contractes emportent
les droits ct devoirs attaches par les lois de
Ia Louisiana aux relations de famille 1T A
rordre des successions. 's @t 5''s t,.'..
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,L,i'aALITE

LIE reve de regalite absolue est
le tourment des &mes genereuset
ct agite le monde depuis Pori
gine des societies. Tant6t il est
Ia sincere preoccupation des hom
mes de bien, tantot le vii moyeu
d'action des hommes d'intfigue
Apjonrd'hui il tient une grande
place dams le movement ameri.
cain, ct il est Ayoque par les phi.
lanthropes ct les ambitieux surtout
par les ambitieux qui veulent faire
de II race affranchie un marche.
pied. II serait diHicile de con tester
cette vtrite en- presence des d6cla.
rations reccntes de N. Chase, par
lesqpelles il lAve un pen etourdi-
ment le masqae du parti don't il est
une des plos remarquables person
nalites. N. Chase a pris la peine de
caracteriser le bill des droits civils
ct de constater one cette mesure
etait un acheminement vers l'6ga-
lite poIitique des deux races ac-
tuellement en- presence aux Etats-
Unis. Or, il est evident que cette
politique, 81 ellie n'etait enrayee,
tonrnerait an detriment meme
des noirs don't ellie ferait, en-
violant les im@urs. IN objet d,ayer-
sion ct de haine pour la population
blanche du Sud-. Qnelques explica-
tions rendront sensible cette propo-
sition. sHt ~
Sill y cut jamais chance de reali-
ser sur terre pegsli,e que le Christ
ne promit qu'au ciel ct que no DON
nerent jamais les revelations hu.
ces bouleversements qui
amenent pour un rapide ct fogitif
instant les couches iDf9rieures 1 Ia
surface socisle, c'est bien certaine-
ment en- Am9rique. Lair ct l'espace
ny sont point measures 4 notre &C
tiyite ct le chemin de Il fortune y
est ouvert l tous ct libre d'obsts-
cles. LIE sol appelle les bras ct il
ny pas encore lieu de capter la
faveur populaire en- demandant des
lois agyaiges. lie fot incessant de
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titude negative devant cette pc ersi;
tance du Congress 4 maintenir le
provisoire ct la dictature, car les
bills emanant du pouvoir legislatif
ne sortent pas des ,entrailles du
peuple ct ne peuvent porter le sceau
des Etats-Unis. -
NJ. Stephens, lhomme d'Etat geor.
glen qni representa- tonjours le
sentiment unioniste an sein de la
Confederation don't il fnt lie vice.
president, ct qui, d une admirable
purete morale joint une haute va.
leur intellectuelle, prevoyant les
orages don't nous sommes encore
menaces, d"it proposer, dit-on, au
pays, un programme de suffrage
universal base sur les categories
commerciales ct industrieIles, en- un
mot sur Ia division du peuple en-
meters ct corporations. Son but
serait d'enlever a l'exercice des
droits politiques tout CO qn'il a d'inu.
tile ct de perilleux. Iln'y aurait pas
Ia non plus une hierarchie factice,
mais une classification Eaturelle ct
normale. Ce nest pas la premiere
fois que nous voyons poindre SEM
blable theorie; mais nous devons en-
attendre Pcxposition pour la juger
EN- connaissance de cause. F3oHta
n faut, nous la repetons encore,
beaucoup de fermete ct de patience
4 Ia fois, pour operer Ia recons-
truction de redifice rcnvcrse par
de communes passions. NJ. Stephens
nous annonce Ia naissance pro-
chaine dun grand parti national
qui ne regardera pas derriere lui ct
ne vera que favenir, Pimmense
avenir des Etats-Unis. Nous espe-
rons quill ne sc sera point trompG,
ct que les agitations actuelles n'au-
ront etc que les derniers fremisse-
ments de la convulsion sociale don't
nous sortons 4 peine. ,ttsE.
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Mmo l.. r.. StJacques. s.-Merci pour In
carte ct surtout pour la poesie C'cst grand
dommage que Pegase soft retif pour nous ct
que nous ne puissions METRE en- vers fran
Gals Wearing Of the Gray. C'est bien pense
ct bien ecrit. EHt 1 aT#gh@ ~ u@
20. J., StJacques. - Errnrc humdnum
eat, sans nul doufe Merci de Ia lecon. quelle'
qu'en soft In forme. Nous commissions 10 failli.
bilite humane par experience ct ne Pimputons
guare crimei autru; mais oussommes inf.
niment reconnaissance envers qui daigne
prendre Ia peine de nous eclairer.-en latin
surtout, cette languc do Ia societe d'elite.
Nous regrettons presque de n avoir point ete
relieves en- gree au sujet dune erreur, fort
innooente d'ailleurs. lie present numero est
envoye uniquement titre daccuse de re.
ception. p 1fi1H it@ s& 5Ha9 E@Rpls5
M. ct Nine DIT. r., Nlle-Iberic.-
eommes heureux de recevoir In bonne nou-
velle annoncee par Ia double carte ct recon-
naissant de Ia gracieuse attention qui prouve
gu on chez vous Ia memore du cGur. Le
Mesehacfbk fera connaitre en- son temps. c'est-
s-dre dams son proclaim numero, revenc-
ment don't les editenrs vous ftlicitent cordia-
NueH~ ~ s ETWaf HwV8Hy Is ~ II sNuut
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Condition pelItiqae Dc l'Irlande.


| Des 65S membres don't % compos.
10 chambre des communes anglaises
pAugleterre ct le pays de Gales en- on
500, lIrlande 105 ct PEcosse So. Ii
recensement de 1861 porte Ia popula
tion totale de Ia Grande- -Bretagne Q,
de l'Irlaude 1 29,979, ,932 habitants
LIrlande en- compte 5,798, ,967, c'est.
a-dire environ le cinquieme; 81 part
de representation aux Communes est
du sixieme. Dams PAngleterre propre.
ment dite, le nombre d'habisants pour
chaque representation est de 40, 900 ;
en- Irlande, de $4,000. Lc systeme de
classification ct Ia repartition des pri-
vileges electoraux ne sont pas absolr.
ment les memes, mais on peut afirmer
que le peuple irlandais, sill etait uni,
possederait un sixieme du pouvoir par
lementaire aux Communes ct exercerait
un contr6le puissant sur Ia politique
generate. fII7qG & 47agH9
A Ia Chambre des Lords, rascendant
anglais est plus marque. Tous les mobiles
anglais, 7 dues, marquis, comtes,i vi
comtes, barons, sont pairs par droit de
naissance. Quelques mobiles irlandais e.
gurent, il est vrai, parmi les membres
principaux de la Chambre Haute, mais
c'est parce qu'ils ont un titre anglais
ajoute a leur titre irlandais !, 10 tiers
des pairs dIrlande est dams &C cas- in
dependamment de ce tiers, la pairie il
landaise compte au parlement 2S mem.
bres elns ! vie Les deux archev6ques
de l'eglise etablie siegent alternative
ment de session en- session, ct tous les
eveques siegent tour i tour, trois
d'eutre eux 4 chaque session.
L'Irlande pourrait done, 81 ellie ne
TAFT divisee de sentiments, CONNIE le
sont toujours les pauvres ct les fables,
faire entendre sa voix Ct resi- ecter 81
volonte au parlement anglais. ''f
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sr-JEAN-BAPrrsrE EFT sr-cHARLEs.

Ia sr-JEAN-BAPTIsrE EFT sT-CHARLEs. I'd
Remerciements a NJ. F. Abadie pour
les journaux quill eu Ia bonte de nous
remettre. 's@ '.'e'5' -
Le steamer St. Nicholas, proprist6 de
NM. Heno ct J.-C. ibano, est arrive
mercredi de Cincinnati. Sill en- faut juger
par rapparence, nous ne perdrons pas au
change. lie public n0ubliera pas les nom-
breax actes d'obigeance ct de d6voue-
ment des officers du Monsoon ct leur
tiendra compte du nouveau sacrifice qu'ils
viennent de faire pour Sc maintenir au
niveau de Ia reputation qu'ils Sc sont &c.
quise. ......a,.a ..sf
Deux voies d'eau SC sont declar6es dams
les lev6es de StJean-Baptiste, rive droite,
Pune sur l'habitation MarceIin Haydel,
en- face de lar6sidence de NM. J.-B. ct FS-
lix Haydel, rautre devant la propriete de
M. Adolphe aSorapuru; elles ont etc i'm
mediatement bouchees, Ia premiere par
NM. Haydel. Ia seconde par les soinsl ldu
syndic, NJ, Octave Hymel. 1nG frt
p Des planches, enlev6es dams 10 mutt de
samedi d dimanche dernier, q. "a sucrerie
de NM. Edouard ct Ludger Webre. ont
6t6 retrouv6es le lendemain du vol chez le
negre Adam, qui travaille sur phabitation
Roussel freres. Adam, sill faut Zen croire,
est aussi innocent que le premier homme
avant le pSch6 originel. C'est ce qu'on
vera. Depuis quelque temps, disparais
sent ca ct Ia des fragments de maison.
Ce sont des negres qui yeulent coustruire
ct qui imitent l'oiseau ramassant on il les
trouve les brins d'herbe ct dc mousse don't
il fera son MD. Nous doutons que Ia justice
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Messieurs les ediieurs,
veuillez annoncer Ia candidsture de 8. j
COX poar - place de Coroner de cette pa
rOisse aux elections du7 mai 1866.
li154HG sa8 sEs HONBREUx ANs.
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Messrs Dumez & BELOW, w
Please announce DIR VIZ HART a. !,
candidate Tor the Office of Coroner of thu
parish of6t. John the Baptist rstf l
FsH4a 81 HEs NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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E. DUMEz & T. BELOW, REDACTEURs

Messieurs les editeurs,
Neuillez annonccr ma candidnture In
place d Assesseur aux prochaines elections.
FRANCOIS BAUcHE sr-MARTIN.
St-Jean-Baptiste, 2 mars 1866.
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Messrs Editors, ~ RI bas8
cox for the office Of Coroner Of this Parisf
at the election Of the 7th May 1866.
thts HD NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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Candidats ! Ia place De Coroner.

Messiears Durnex & BELOW,
Veuiiiex annoncerle DR. WV HART CONNIE
candidat Ia place dc coroner pour Ia pa
roisse StJean Baptiste -. =.
sEs HoMBREUx ANS.
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aT'a Messieurs lee 9ditcurs, has
Veuillcz m'annoncer CONNIE candidat ID
place d'asseeseur de- Il pAroisse Saint Jean
Baptiste Ia prochaine 6lectioa.
.s+asoi& II J. BURCARD.
. mars 1866.
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

are warranted In all eases FOR the SPEEDY and Fer
maasri care cf all diseases arising FROM sexual OK
ccsscs or
o.tbfol iuji-cr rtioo.
seminal pss, Nightly Emtssious.,nd Sensual Dreams,
I;enitaI Physical and Nervous Debility, Impotence,
,ilcct sexual Diseases, Sc &c.
No cAaEgc of diet - Hs"s''Ty,
anil they can be used without detection. Each box
contains 6O pills Price ~ IL YOU cannot get them ot
yonr dr,,y.ist they will he sent by mail securely
.r,isd pos,.pail with full instructions, that insure
cure ON receipt of the money; and pamphlet ot IN
pages ON the errors of youth, the consequences ana
,IrrS, Dr. 4 BRYAN Consullin. Physician,
4. q. Box Jra. w bruad"a,, Wv '"S,
Dealers eau he supplied by DcmnS BaTne, Co.,
Wholesale AGENTS, New York. yS'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-13
Porry's Moth and Procklo Lotion.

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iutig' ~ fpckh, .trn Ns,y anyir, ,tl,,ly Ia
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PLAINLY ." VIC tsS ~ etslc than e hclnetic lnt they
4r't mar Tvs ''" - c'sr anil any preparation that
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nv Ulfp has nlsic dss 81 tsc Kin .,.,i,i,y ~.
r.,vyrr,i a pms,ly 80 tsc di-Citals whhh 1. .t .,.
,,,mpt inh.llhlc aIsl harmless.
rfrtaT,- ouly ny n G. FERRY, prmatolgis No Al Raj
,,rp, New York anil &c sale ~ all drassstsi ptcc A! sr
bptile. Call fg -
PgiRY's MOTH AND fRECKLE LOTION.
sal by an druggists 10 BhleiOr Sco AMI elsewhere yi6