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lcoURsR OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR GLASS; months.
Walkers American Law Eents COMMENT
rtess Bl4hop on Crlminal Law CarutbeFss a
tory Of = Law suit, stephens Pleadirfrs.
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR Cf,Asa-s
rrrsasHrh months
Parsons on Contraets, Parsons on Sotss and
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adams Eanftz
Pleading. Rsdfsld on Wills, HiilaFd on Nlori-
gages, Parsons on Partnerships
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR Glass.
Washburn on Real Property, TayIoron Land
lord and Tenant, ANGEL A Ames on C1rD0ra-
lions, 5toryB Conflict Or Laws. Parsouq ON
Maritime Law, Conkiini5 q =. Treatise.
RecitatiOnE and nations eaeh day at 4
oeiock- Moot Court once each week, aud Ar-
peile5e 1oun once each month, presided over
y lue troiess0rs all together
currents permitted 70 enter any Glass. bur no
whole course.
aeftns 70 per Session, payable in advance
EnLrAnce Eee, - per SsssiOn
All Students OF Law can AMEND f-..s. - 81, ,
~ = = or the college, including Lecture
on Elocurlon and explausr5er, ~ -, -
French tecnniozlties by the President
Arrangenents viii be made tg Eesr4 and
lodge students at IS psr rnourh. snIIi -
should be made early. 80
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NAoL1 M = r > 4AG4O SOAR-
II is a labor saving invention. as well as an in
Valuable remedy IN Seurvy. Scald Head. Erup-
lions of the skin and Piles. Dandrud is rfi-
moved nom The head, the Teeth Whitsned and
cleans, d, Plaie and JsWeiry cleaned Stains
effeetually removed from Carpets, Furniture.
Clothes, Paint, Wsrnish or harble, wfth the,
greatest faeility and without injury 70 the ma
terial. IL Is a great saving OF time and labor
in washing clothes. It Is the only known Soap
which viii wash Flannels with the ease OF cot-
ton or linen without fulling OF shrinking. An
these important objects can be effected without
injury 70 the skin or the most delicate fabrics.
10 pOs ssesses no deleteTiOus qualities Whatever.
The world is challenged TO prod ucs a soap
which Possesses 20 many valuable properties
and which is 80 innocuOus and safe. Its q
home invention, and defes competition In any
part Of the world. lt has become a necessity
IN Memphis, and its use Is rapidly spreading
thrOughsut the south. and eventually viii ex-
tend over the Yankee states, North and south
America, Europe, Asia, Africa and 0ceanfca.
M1nulacturae solely By G. r. Aeiimsey, Mem
phis, Tenn, snd sold at the following places In
the OitY a. WhOieEais and retail Page a Co IS
Deans, Taylsrs Drug Store, Poplar street
Kings corner OF Third and Adams Oliver q
CO. y DeSoto Bloe<, MadisOn- street will soon
ha fOnnd al any respectable family grocery or
drug store. The proprietor Is deterInined fhas
It's manufacture shall keep pace with the rap
idly extending demand for is use. aul6
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
FOR LEASE
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

7NHIS new and splendid Hotel, containing
1 seventy rooms, besides lar-rOOm, offices,
barber shop, etc, has nean placed in our hands
for Lease for a term OF years, with immediate
possession.
The commanding location at the corner OF
Main and Be ! Streets ana the eOuvenient con-
structiOn or the house. with is ample accom-
mQdalions, offer gr. AZ Inducements 70 an en-
ferSrisins and experienced landiord ami TO
such a ane every pOssib Q induCemeut will be
given in the price and terms Of rent
a grsat bargain VIII be 81 ven In tue sale OF
the Furniture, for winch real estate in the city
VI, be taken in payment.
TERMS sou per month, Witngn. the Bar
and Dining Room on 1Tst AOeF; &7O per month
with the Bar and Dining Room. Furniture,
valued at 1909, vi BE- Old for 5000.
SELF R0lSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
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Col. NJ, c. Gallowav's valuable residence
corner Of Court and Third street, Mera phfs
one block only nom the center OF the city, and
ia the vicinity OF all the Federal, state and
county offices. Lot S71a feet front by S35< deep
Valued al $4,000, ~
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We are sole AGENTS and are prepared to al
orders for Lhs above
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on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured Of the most superior iron
and thoroughly tested.
d. Il. DAVIS * CO.,
Commission Merchants.
Louisville. Iuue y. ISL auI
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SAINT mARR's SCHOOL,
Poplar Street. East Of Orleans.
Mrs. N, (. POPE, Principal.
FrecIffOrs, Notice,

DEgsONS wishing 70 enter pupils VIII please
L cali after pm, or al any time saturday.
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MR. MARTIN EYKR

UYOULD respectfully call the attention Of
w the public to his stock OF MATTRESS Is
at no ~ Monroe street, where he keeps and
manufactures everything In his line, from a
Chair Seat 70 q Mattress, oc4 In
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EDUCATIONAL.
Law school
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MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department. of ths Memphis Col
u lege win Open on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBEH The following gentlemen COM
prise the Faculty;
Constitutional .Llaw...-.1 Gen. ALBERT PIKE
hea4 Property a Plead <---.--HOl. r. r.. r EkIH
ferssnal Property 4 Pleeding... a. IL Las .
Equity y CoInu1ereisl Law Hor. p ?. SOW fsg-
Grim. Law 4 Admtraliy y lasu. J. r. CfALNEE %
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Second Prize.

a cottage residence Of ten rooms, with LOT
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guar eTs Of mile from the heart OF the city
ana within one ocE Of the street railroad in.
tersecting every part Of the city, Valued al
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Seventh Prize.

most valuable manufacturing site with 3
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KNABE PIANOS!
KMABE PIANOS
Nth 80

THESE unrivalled Instruments ara fully war
Il rantsd for seven years, and are for sale at
no. 375 MAIN ST, Jackson BlOeE,J
Memphis. Teansssss.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIRECTORY

ACCOMMODATIONS
1867
LODGES.
A EaERoyA No. IR8. Meets lst Monday IN
every month, sU Odd-F ellowH' aall. car. Court
AID MaIE. D. B. Forster 23i Front street,
W n, John Beamish, SeC'ys
sssura u fEarEETs. No. II8. Meets ID Friday OF
sach rlnu tn Hall. cor. Madison and second.
J. T. BeIlars- ". n; Benz. K Pullen, sec.
E.HrI.A SCOTT. No. 2s4. Meets LIST Friday OF each
unonsn-HaIL. cor Madison and Second. John
AfnsIie, v. NJ. 4. p. Woodward. sec.
Harrr ros. No 2ag. Meets ID Friday OF each
uonth-Odd- Fellows Hall. P. n. Stanley,
". n ". H. Butts, Sec.
EELwIENLNG. No. 81 Q. d. Meets sth Friday
Of each mouth-3ls Front street. John J.
Worsham- g8d, ". N L. K Pulien, sd, Sec
ROYAL ARCH.
PTrv CHARTER. No l. Meets ID Monday OF eaeh
fh-lldd-FellOws' Hall. JOhu Zent, N. 2.
Il p; 3. n. Levy. Sec'y.
T. AND s. n.
EuREzA Council. No. 8. Meets Sd Monday OF
each month"; -Odd-FelOws' Hall. John Lent,
II. H.: y. J. WIggln, Rec.
THHPLARs.
CTEEvE Cnruu1sndery, No. T. Meets 4th Mon
cay Of each month. John Zent, COM n. J.
Wiggiu, Fec.
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8ALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
and
WOOD NAPTHA-
untmely grave by using this
Unrival1ed Preparation.
From DR.. j. W. NelsOa, under date:

From DR.. ]. W. Neisoa, under date
MURFREEsBORO, Sept. >, 1851.
Dr. Charles Williams, Memphis:
have had a great many calls for your Wild
Cherry and WoOd Naptha, ami Of course could
not furnish g. and my Obi ject in writing 70 you
Is to request that you send me few dozen as
soon as convenient and forward your Dill and
1 will end you check for the amount.
Respectfully yours,
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SUNDAY READING.

THE PAN-ANGLICAN SYNOD.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED AT THE CONFER
ENCE OF BISHOPS AND CLOSING
pRnnEEDINGS-
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-15
Letter from Clyde.

CLYDE, March l3I Fo6I.
Dear ,Journnl:-The interest in the revivals
now in progress here, continues unabated.
Rev. J. S. Broadwell NJ. E. Church, and
Rev. W. E. Lyon Baptist Church, are both
holding meetings. There is preaching each
,enipg and daily afternoon prayer meetings.
Large numbers have signified their desire to
unite with the church.
The citizens of Clyde are called upon to
meet in caucus on Saturday evening next,
March l6th,) to nominate candidates for
members of Board of Education for the Clyde
Schools. A general attendance is desired.
Several important questions will be discussed
referring to our school management.
The Republican caucus for the nomination
of candidates for the coming Township cleo
ton, will be held at Esquire zapernich's
Office at P. N, on Saturday, March %
1867.
Trade in our village is rather quiet. The
season has rendered the roads almost intoler.
ably bad Moving is almost impossible.
netics that large numbers Of sheep and cattle
however, are being shipped from the yards
here.
Clyde offers superior advantages for man
ufacturing. Any person desiring to enter
into the business Of manufacturing. can hard
ly find place which offers batter oppsr.
tunity than this.
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Publications.

1.-THE American Conflict.n-We are
indebted to the publishers, o. D. CASE d
Co., for the second volume of GREELEY g
American Conflict. This completes the
work
In the two volumes we have not only q
reliable ard comprehensive history of the
great rebellion from the commencement to
its close, but likewise an exposition of the
causes which led TO il, showing the drift and
the progress of public opinion in the United
States respecting the institution of slavery
from the organization of the government 10
the close of the late war.
In the volume before US the distinguished
author has coa6ued himself chiefly to mar.
ration OF military events, giving in conden.
sed foim an Ineligible and graphic account
of what was done by our "boys in blue
from the beginning of the year 1861 to the
final overthrow of The rebellion. Mr.. GREE
LEY has accomplished this great work with
his accustomed thOrougbness, and in man.
ner to elicit the warmcst commendstion Of
the reading pul:lie-
The New York World, although rolit.
ically hostile to Mr.. GREELEY, comedies that
his work as an author has been faithfully
done, and that be is the best historian of ths
War
The American Conflict is published by
o. D. CASE d Co., Cleveland. o, and Hart
ford Conn, in two elegantly printed roya
octave volumes of between seven and eigh
hundred pages each Every family, snC
every student of American history should
have one
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ouIrnOH nmECTORY.

k-siSus servi es are regularly held In the follow
ing Churches in this city, every Sabbath, at the
hours named:
MsFHobIsr EPIsoorAL cHrBCz. coraer OF Market
and Nsin Streets; Rev. J. WYKEs, Pastor, l0H A.
T., and P. n Sunday schociste An. Prayer NEE
ting wedn'sdsy evening".
PRESBYTERIAN cHUROH, corner Garrison aud Main
strests; Rev. & BUSHNELL, Pastor; lOh N, and
Pr Sunday School stl2H. Meeting every wednes-
day eve. -
srPAUL's (EPIsooPAL) CHURCH, Rev. c. Il. fouNei
Rector, corner Main and Court Streets; 1oh a. n,
andTPr. Sunday School at m Lecture every
Wednesday evening Ia the church.
lsxFoRnEp CHURCH, Front Street, between Market
Ind John Streets; Rev. J. B. THoxPsos, Pastor; 1ei
A. n andTPx Sunday Scheol 70 A. n Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday evening.
LUTHERAN CHuRoH, corner Oak and Court Streets
Rev. B. LANG, Pastor; lok A NJ, and Tr.N.
ST. JosxpH's (oArHoLIc) CHURCH, Croghan ST.
Rev. sERAfH BOWERS Pastor; mass every morning at
o'clock on Sundays and Festivals of Obligation, Low
Mass at o'clock A. n. uigh or Solemn Mass at lC
O'Clock A. NJ n Winter at 1919 VesPers at O'Clock
p. H., and occasionally Bcnsdiction st7 r.n sun
dsy School at 2P-N.
ST. Axxz (CArzoLIe) CHrRCH, State Street, heF- L.
=. DARCY, Pastor; Firzt Mass at O'Clock, A. n;
Second High Mass at 10 O'Clock. N Sprday School,
2P. vespers, sP.x.
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A Larceny case.-on Monday trial
came off before Pr. Wilmer Oh charge of
larceny, State Of Ohio vs.. W and J. Lennon
and Miss Cellier. Mrs. Lennon Of Ballyille
has been bod-ridden for several years and
guardian has been appointed to administer
her affairs. In the absence OF this guardian,
a short time since, William Lsmlnon, her son,
took bureau, stove, bedstead and bedding,
and several other articles Of household furni-
ture aud msved il to Mrs. Ccllier's where he
proposed to live Jacob Lennon was en-
ployed to haul the goods and was implicated.
The parties were arrested at the instance Of
the guardian and Finefrock appeared fer the
prosecution and Remsburgh fer the defense.
Jacob IVES discharged and William and the
Collier girl bound over, the latter being'ent
to iail in default Of bail.
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The Genital System:-An exchange
throws the following light on tbe cen'ai sys-
TEN: I'VE have published valuable tables
giving the price of grain per bushel' and at
the ssns rate per GENITAL. Such tables are
not always accessible, and We therefore give
a rule by which buyers and sellers can make
their own calculations. The standard weight
af wheat per bushel is 60 TBS corn and rye
56 lbs; oats, 80 lbs; barley as lbs. The
price per bushel being given, to find the
price per central multiply the price per
bushel by 100 and divide by the number of
pounds in bushei. For instance: AT 81 81
ner bushel for wheat, what is the price per
cental3-l5OxIO0-15 ,O00x60-$2 6o-which
is the price per central. Again; The price
per GENITAL being given, 10 find the price per
bushel multiply the price per GENITAL BY the
number of pounds in a bushel and divide by
100. Example: At So 50 per GENITAL what
is the price per busbel Of go ibs?-2SOx6O-
Is, ,OOOxleO-Si 50, the price per busts'
Our readers will save much time while the
new system is becoming fsmiliarized, ifthey
will cut this article out sDd keep it in a
handy place for few days. The above rnle
is SO simple and easy that people will soon
became accustomed 10 the new method. Al
ready the market reports of most of the cit
les are given by the GENITAL system, and it
will soon be universal.
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ROL OG Y.
The WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE Blythe GREAT ASTR0L0GLST
Madame H. A. PerrigO.

Shs reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She re-
stores to happinei those who, from dolefu events
catastrophes, in love- loss Of relations anc
friends loss of money &c have become despondent.
She brings together those long separated, gives In
formation concerning absent friends or lovers, re-
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you are best qualified 20 pur and In Whist yoa viii
be most su.cssslul causesspssdy marriages and tells
you the vary day you will marry gives you the rame,
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YOUR very thoughts and by her almost supernatural
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iuture From this stars we see in the hrnsment-
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ifin person fall and explicit chart, written out,
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mauiaQ@.


In Grand Rapids Mich. on the 27sh OF
Jan. by Rev. H. Eldred Mr. LOUIS UFF to
Miss CALLY NJ. CLARKE of Fremont Ohio.
March 1lth 1867, by Rev. Fl. Lang, at the
residenceof the brides parents, Mr. PETER
KEssLER of Fremont and Miss MTRA LESLIE
ofClyde.
March 7th 1867. at the residence OF Mr..
Brightwell; by the Rev. WykeF, Mr.. Al
BERT J. LART to Miss Hattie OooFER both
Of fremont.
On the 18th Of March, at the residence OF
the brides father, by Rev. Fayette Shepherd
Mr.. WARREN G, HAFFaRn OF Ballviile, with
Miss JULIA f. PusrLE, of Oberiiu
On the 7th ms by John T. Bauma';
Jus,ics of the Peace, Mr.. JaHS RoBESTa OF
jackson township to bliss LeUIsA HuFFoSP'
of Sandusky township.
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The Ballville Debating Club meets

every Saturday evening, and has proved a
grand success. The house is filled to over
flowing at every meeting. The disputants,
in the last discussion, were Messrs. A.
Brown, Nesbit, W. A. Rice, s. X, Shoup,
@. Reynolds, John Speller and Henry Stahl.
A paper called the ''Ballville Journal" was
read by Misses Nettie Neason and Mary
Colby. Everybody is interested in the
meetings. and they pass off pleasantly and
proftably.
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HOstetter's Stomach Bittefs.
A HUNpRED GURArtvEs IN ONE.

Not the least striking merit OF HosTErKR's CELE-
sRArED B1TTkss Is TIE vide scop, of their operation
as preventive and remedial preparation As pro
tectirs madeleine they ward of all the diseases-and
their name IL legior-tbat originate in uuwhoesome
all impure water exsusting heat, or other local and
climatic causes his alone Ecutd te sufficent to
secure tor any corrective ard alerstivs medicine
Worldwide and undying celebrity. But HosTETTEA's
GREAT SFfclFIc has a hundred other ella las to -he
confidence and high consideration Of the public. In
Dyspepsia liver complaint, ehiis and fever, bilious
rennttsnt fevers cholera Dorhus cramps, collie, con-
stipaion general debility premature decay, female
irregularities constitutional weakncts, Sickness
diarrhea dysentery, 1atuency, vertigo, iaintrg fits
Mysteries, and all complaints proceeding from iTper
ct digestion, and dsorderej condition Of the liver
and bowels, HosrErTEa's STOMACH BITrEss are the
most powerful, speedy, harmless aud agreeable of all
remedies advertised by tAs press or administered in
family practice.
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An EffectuaI Worm Medicine.
RrOwu,s Vermifmge Comfils,

Or WoKx LozESGEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
uithchIdren and adults attributed to other causes,
is oc-asioned by worms. The ''YERzIFrGE CoAFTrs,
although efeetual in destroying worms, can dc no
possible injury to the ros deiieest child iris val
nsbs combination hiss seez successfully used By ply
.cjsus and found TO be safe and sure IN eradicat5g
vo-us, so 5uFtful to children.
Children having wornis rsgaire immediate at
teution neglect Of the trouble often causes pro-
lepgad sickness
Symptoms Of SgeEInS in Children are often
overlooked worms IN the stomach and boweig cause
Irritation which can be removed only by the of
sure remedy. The combination of ingredients used
In making brosE's & YeT=ifzge Comfts7 is such az
tn yiys the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS & BROWN, Projectors, New York. Sold
~ all Dealers in Medicines, st IS cts box 22y1smp
E. Dillon 8 Sos aHd S. BHeklaHd 4 Sons, AgeHti
for SGadusky County.
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AMERICAN LIFE DROPS.

For ihe SPECIFY cnre of Diptberia Coughs, Colds,
Hoarsness, Sore ThrOnt, Rsonehiti5, Rn umatism,
and sH kindred complaints
For five years has this article been before the peo-
pls and the verdict returnei from every quarter by
the consumers of the half million bottles that have
been sold within that time, is that
IF ALWAYS CURES"
Read The following which is only specimen CT the
many letters We are daily receiving;
BosToS Mass.
s:CHEIS SKINNER Il CO.-SIKs:-Notwithstaud
nv general prriudice sglinst proprietary Tor patent
Americaa Life Drops throug Oh the high reequnsnda-
tou OF them by a friend always curing Diptheria,
Coughs Colds Sore Throat, Bronchitis &c. Ny son,
siNtesn wears of ago. was t,ken suddenly Ill with
Diuthera and could scarcely speak or swallow, his
breathing was so bad. We were much alarmed bat
decided 20 Try the Le Drops, before calling physi-
ciaa Hy using the Drops according to drec ion, he
was roon relieved and the dselse entirely broken
Let friend suffering with Rhsumatism have pne Of
the bottles. He says the Life psOps give immediate
1elisf aud are the best mecice he ever used. fam
ily near him suffering from Colds and liberated Sore
Throat used some o. his, snd vas cured In short
time Since then let my brother, physieiIu, have
D,rt of nire snd with which he cured bad case of
Diptheria He Is eongtrSined to acknowledge that
WY "rruiy yours, AB. ELDER"
The Life Drors ar carefully prepared by
ORRIN SKINNER l. CO.. Sole Projectors,
Springfield, Mass
And soid by all Druggists
DEMAs BARNES Co., Naw York, FCLLER, Finch
x FULLER, Chicago, General Agents.
vI4nis 20 march l g. saP.
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E A young lady returning to her
country koas after 1urn OF few mon ths in the
CITY, was hsrdiy gnised bT her friends. IN place
of course, rustic Ished face, she had soft ruby
complexion 9f almost msrble smoothne1, and instead
Upon inquiry to the OF great change she
plainly told them that she used the Circassian
BalI,l, and considered it an invaluable acquisition
10 any L9dJs toilet. Byits any Lady or Gsntle-
can Ir:prove their personal appearance an hun
red iold. L Is simple IN its eomb'nation as nature
herself Is simple yet ITpassed 10 lis efficacy in
impurities from also healing, cleansing and
beausifyipg the tkin and complexion. By its direct
action on the caticle it drx ron 1t ell its i1lpuri-
ties, kindly kea ing the Ee, leaving the surface
as nature Intended 1t sSdd bs, clear, soft, smooth
and beautifal. P.es 81 70, sent b. Nail Express
on receipt Of an order sy
" CLARK CO., Chemists,
No West TaJetle ST., Syracuse, n, 7
The only Anieric IN Agents ioT tae sale Of the S9
February is 1881 -lyl