davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1867-07-02

ningstill@g af $500 aarlig fra 1ste JUL
d. A. at regne. We'd indtradende Va
canoe i dette Embede formene vi deri-
mod, at Lonningen Dor begynde med
$500, og efter hvert ste Aar stige med
5000 indtil L6nningen naaer $240O,
hvilket f%olmeentlig ligeledes Dor gielde
for Underdommer- og Skriver- SAINT Po-
litimester- Embederne i Christiansted og
Frederiksted.
Z, Udvalget vedlagger her tvende i Hen
hold til Foranstaaende forfattede Anord-
~ningsudkast, det enc ON en- midlertidig
Oprettelse at ct serligt Politimester-
Embede i Frederiksteds Politidistrict,-
Diet andet ON ct %personligt Lonningstil-
lag til den nuverende constituerede
Politimester i Centerdistrictet, A. F. w.
Forsberg, hvilke vi anbefale til Vedta-
gelse.
st. Croix den lite Juni 1867.
j. Christmas, Formand.
H. G. Radcliffe. Geo. Walker.
c. Sarauw (Ordf6rer). R. G. Knight
(FOrtsRttes.)
, 1867-07-02

THE meeting of the Colonial
Council fixed for Monday the
9Th inst, is postponed till the follow
ing Monday the 18th inst. A printed
order of the day shall be sent to the
members some days previous to the
meeting. Amendments to the drafts
fixed for the End discussion can be
sent in till the 10th inst.
st. Croix, 1st July 1867.
HEILBUTH,
Chairman.
, 1867-07-02

COL ONIAL RAADBT
FOR ST. CROIX.
(Fortsat.)
FOR ST. CROIX.


8, Fortsat 1ste Behandling af Udkast til
Anordning ON en- forandret modelling af
Politijurisdictionerne paa st. Croix m.
M, (indbragt af 1ste Medlem for Frede-
riksteds BY (Sarauw)
Udvalgets Betenkning, der f6rst under
M0det havde kunnet omdeles blandt Med
lemmerne oplestes, og lyder saaledes
"Underte gnede Udvalg, der af Colonial
raadet er blevet nedsat til at tage Diet at
acknowledgement Sarauw indgivne Forslag
til Anordning ON en- forandret modelling at
observation-disclosures paa st. Croix, og ON
6usAllielse "f Observation-Disclosures fra
Observation-Disclosures sammesteds un-
der Overveielse, er efter n0ieste Pr6velse
af samtlige Forhold, der we'd denne vigtige
Sag maae komme i Betragtning, kommet
til e~ftern@vnte Resultater:
/, U~dvalgets Maioritet, nemlig samtlige
Medlemmer med U~ndtagelse af medium
~dertegnede Sarauw, err overbeviist ON,
at Diet er utilraadeligt at opheve det
s@rlige Politimester Embede i Centerdi-
s%trictet, hvilket District omfatter Oens
betydeligste Sukkerplantager, og udkre-
yer saamegen Virksomhed fra Politiets
Side, at Sammes Henleggelse under de
tvende Politimestere i Byerne, endog
med Bibeholdelse af en- Politiassistent
paa Kingshill, like paa nogen Made
Wide kunne blive tilfredsstillende.
9, Mar Politimester Embedet i Centerdi-
strictet maa bibeholdes, Wide Forslagets
Gjennemf6relse i det Ovrige, navnlig
we'd Gjenoprettelse af tvende s@rlige
Underdommer- og Skriver- Embeder og
tyende Politimester- Embeder i Chri-
stiansteds og Frederiksteds Politidistric-
ter, saaledes at Den altsaa erholdt S Ju-
stitsembedsmend, liver med serligt Con-
toirhold og anden Assistance, medf6re
en- saa b~etydelig foroget og vedvarende
Udgift for Diet Ofentlige, at Planen har
stillet sig for hele Udvalget som uudfor-
lig.
3, Derimod formene vi, at de Vanskelighe-
der, der ere blevne fremhevede med
Hensyn til en- tilfredsstillende Varetagel-
Sc af samtlige de Forretninger, der for
tiden henligge under de tyende Under
dommere og Skrivere SAINT Politimestere
i C~hristiansted og Frederiksted vile i
Tiden kunne f%jernes, naar Diet paalegges
disse Embedsmend at holde Embeds-
fuldmagtige der ere Canditati iuris.
Den muligen til G~jennemf6relse heraf
, 1867-07-02

kommende Budget men Udvalget skal
her bem@rke, at Trang til en- oieblikke-
lig Forandring like antages at fnde
Sted i C~hristiansted, hvor der HAYES en-
we'd mango Aars Tjeneste ovet Embeds-
fuldmagtig der er Examinatus juris, og
hvor Sukkerplantagernes Antal er langt
ringere end / Frederiksteds Politidistrict.
Hvad derimod angaaer Frederiksteds
Jurisdiction og Politidistrict, er Udval-
get, efter Forhandling med Hans Hoivel-
baarenhed Gouverneuren, kommet til
den Anskuelse, at Diet vii were hensigts-
mRssigst, i B~etragtning af de fortiden
existerende Forhold, at der strax opret-
tes ct serligt Politimester Embede i be-
meldte District, dog med Bestemmelse
after at sammenlaegges med Underdom-
mer- og Skriver- Embedet we'd den nu-
varende kongelig ansatte Embedsmands
Afgang, efter hvilken It'd den under
No. 8 ommeldte Ordning we'd Antagel-
sen af Ell Embedsfuldmegtig, der er Can
didatus juris, da Wide blive at gjennem-
fore. Den we'd Oprettelsen af ct serligt
Politimester Embede i Frederiksteds
Politidistrict foranledigede For6gelse i
Communens Udgifter vii saaledes kun
blive midlertidig, og da det forudsettes
at en- yngre Mand vii blive ansat i sam
me, er Diet fundet tilstrekkeligt at Gagen
f~orel6bigen bestemmes til $500, for
uden $500 i Observation-Disclosures. Da
det er af Weighed, at den endelige
kongelige Udnevnelse til ct Embede,
der like alene kr9ver almindelige Qva-
lificationer med Hensyn til Kundskaber
og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, men tillige
sarligen Activitet og Conduite, like
finder Sted forinden den Paagjeldende
har v@ret pr6vet i Posten i nogle Aar,
foreslaae vi, at denne torel0bigen bes8t-
ties we'd Constitution at Gouvernementet,
saaledes at den kongelige U~dnevnelse
f6rst kan skee efter Udl6bet af 3 Aar.
5, Naar i Henhold til Diet under No. 4,
Foreslaaede den nuvarende Underdom-
mer Og Skriver i Frederiksteds Jurisdic-
ton oph0rer at vare Politimester / FIRE.
deriksteds Politidistrict, vii hans Ad-
komst til at oppebere Diet ham hidtil
tillagte aarlige Bel0b af $500 til Reise-
omkostninger i Politiets Tjeneste bort
falde +; men Vi formene dog, at der uuder
de s@regne Omstendigheder er Grund
til at lade denne Embedsmand bibeholde
denne af ham hidtil oppebaarne taste
!ndtegt, dog imod Forpligtelse til at
foretage Reiser vedkommende Skifte- 90
Observation-Disclosures i Boer hvis Ind
t@gt kun udgj6r $500 eller derunder,
uden nogen Godtgj6relse, og imod at de
Reisegodtgj6relser, der i6vrigt if0lge de
gjeldende Regler Wide tilfalde Under
dommeren og Skriveren i offentlige eller
private Sager, af ham m~aanedligen ind
betales i Colonialkassen, forsaavidt de
like i noget Finantsaar MATTE komme
til at overstige $500. Bel0bet af sligo
observation-disclosures n Foged-, Skifte-, Auc-
tons og andre Sager a~nslaaes at udgi6re
ca. 500 aarligen og vii saaledes for
mindske Colonialkassens Udgift til den
taste aarlige Reisegodtgj0relse.
Den fortiden constituerede Politimester
Centerdistrictet oppeberer hidtil en-
aarlig L6nning af $4,000; men vi forme-
me- at der j Betragtning af hans LANCE
TlenoSta ! Comnounor 1iroc;dor 1909
, 1867-07-02
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
Died in Brooklyn, on Sunday evening 10th
June, ROBERT o. ABBOTT, Brevet Colonel, and
Surgeon U. S. A. Aged 43 years. See Ex-
tract on next page.
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Pardoning Political Prisoners,

In the House Of Commons, August 18th, Mr.
Reirdon, i9 moving THAT an humble address be
presented to Her Majesty, praying Her Majesty to
ne srsGo5Ssy pleased to hks into
persons now In prison 10 the United Kingdoms
Ind the colonies tor political Offences referred to
the amnesty recently granted hy the Austrian
Government to the Huasarians, Il. kossuth hav-
ing not only been allowed 70 return il he chose to
his native country, but having been elected o
present pre-. a4spheloHs h moms9t when al Eagl4nd was
act was particularly opportune for such an eIer-
cise Of the Royal clemepcy as his molion suggest-
ed. The honorable meMoer concluded by moving
MI, Whalloy. in seeoadns tho motion, main
& ss prsons4s
tiYss, he dfa not think That disafsoon in ireland
WAS to be removed by pursuing these men TO ex-
trsmites by treating them with greater severity
than the circumstances OF their individual cases
rendered 'pSPe5siyeIy noissssIy ons simple
70 make known to che Fiah people What were tie tie
facts Of the cass Hth regard 70 the position which
this country had taken up In reforonce to civil
and religions liberty.
Mr. Hardy-With respect to the political prison
ers ia the eoenies the Houas is probably not well
In the United Kingdom It would bo ont OF ali rea.
son and common sense, while you arc trying o
great npmbor Of persons for these offences, and
while the Hsbeas Corpus ACT is suspended In order
70 enable you to apprehend then, to let out mum.
bor OF prisoners, many OF whom, having boon lei
ont before, have returned again to trouble this
country. ! need not say word more. tHear,
hear. .,a 10 ts'--'-'
The motion xas then nosatived without diyi.
s L
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THE BUFFALO COURIER says: "Tobacco seems
to be Of great in prisons, not only as subBti-
tuto, but also as most usoful aid to discipline.
With reference to this very curious development
has como out during recent debate in the Aus
trian Chambers. Compians woro made, as they
are mado ahnut our own prisons, that lifo in them
was getting somewhat too comfortable for the
purpose. Tho Minister OF Justice, however, do
Tended tho measures introduced for the alienation
OF tho hard lot CT the condemned criminals. Not
only tho reading Of newspapers, ho said, had prov
ed beneficial, but, and in q much higher degree,
the introduction OF tobacco suoking." Hc said:
II the truth OF the fact that the convicts aro
now allowed snuff and pipes. Nay, I am proud Of
having myself introduced ii in several places; for
tho permission to snuff and smoke tobacco ia
magic aid OF discipline. 1t simply acts like mira
clio. Tho nero threat Of forbidding tobacco acts
instautaneouely upon the most hardened culprit.
No amount Of solitary confinement or Hogging
comes in the remotost degree near it." For tho
past yoar or 40 tobacco has been issued to the
soldiers in our army, thoy drawing their rations
Of plug as regularly as rntons of bread, meat or
coffee. We should think It might also be used as
a disciplinarian in this case. There ia probably
no habit thnt gives such control over man as tho
use Of tobacco, particularly when chewed. We re-
member several years ago soeing an account Of 3
train OF cars showed in for several days on 3
Western prairie, the passengers being great
portion Of them without food. fot when supplies
we're reached, the frat loud cry was not for food
or drink, but for chewing tobacco. It in a novel
idea to make this passionatelY loved article o
discipluarian, but it seems an eminontly sensible
one.
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i7g0. Louisiana Sugar-only retail trade; fully
fair only 15lul5s; Cuba Sugar l3I Molassos-i.o
Louisiana ~ market; last sales at Coc.; Cuba Mo.
Leaf sAalo; choice select heavy at iBa2O Flour
dull and unchanged; Supor1ne IS 70; choice sll SO
al2 so: Corn worry dull. but stock light ut 81 %.
Oats dull at Toe. Pork firm at S26 50. Bacon in
request, aud advancing; Shoulders 1lc.; cloar
ribbed Sides III. Lard, in kegs, l4aal6. Gold
closed nj 40i. Sterling 53a55t. New York Sight
Exchange por cent. promiuul.
AUGUSTA, September 3.-Cotton Hat; sales IL
bales; no quotations. Raining hard this after
noon
sAvAsSAu, August 3.-Cotton quiet; little offar-
ing, with small sales Middlin9s, nonnaiy 25c; re-
ccipts 1877 bales Weather hot and rainy.
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washington News.

WASHINGTON, September 3.-Abundancc Of coal
mas been discovered in Colorado, fifty miles north
OF Post Union. The deposit is ten feet thick, c1-
tends fifty square miles, aud is equal to the
best PittaDurg.
General Grant was absent FROM the meeting of
the Cabinet to-day which lasted two iours.
Tho In .ernal revenue receipts today apOunt to
1851 900.
Jas. a. iIcDoueal, senator from California, il
dead.
Farrsgurs official report Of Cr6pstadt saya our
reception here by the Russian authorities, naval
and civil, was most gratifying, both nationally and
individually.
Admiral Davis, in lhn lagshp Guerrero, arrived
at Rio Janeiro, July 2G, in twony-nin days from
Boston. He relieves Admiral Gordon in command
OF this squadron.
Prince Alfred was received nj Rio Janair6 with y
royal HnlIite. There was state dinner and bali
given, in which the officers Of tho American Navy
participated
A screw pile lighthouse has been erected ut
Hooper's Straits, Chesapeake Bay, i'll place Of tho
light vessel now stationed thrrG. The light will
bD exhibited for the first time the 14th Soptenl-
Der, and will bo visible for eight miles.
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Huoo on CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. great Red
spasmodic epistles. Tho Tyre OF the poet was
struck by communication from Portuguese
politician dpropos Of the abolition Of capital pun
ishmcnt, and thus gushcs
HauTEyILLE HOUSE,. 18th July,
"a. H. Pedro de Brito ArdnRa:
Your noble lotter has moved my heart
II had learned tho great news. but have re-
ceiyed through 5ou its sympathetic echo.
No, there arc no small peoples.
'But, alas thcre arc small men.
!ADd sometimes it is these small men who lead
great peoples.
"a people who are icspots are lille lions that
require to be muzzled.
Il love aud glonfy your noble and dear Portugal
She is free, therefore she ID great.
Portugal has abolished capital punisbment
40 accomplish this great advance is to build
"From this time Portugal stands ut the head Of
Europe.
"fou Portuguese have pst ceased TO be bold
| HayigatoIB, Formerly yuu led the van ON the
ocean, to-day you arc tho wang guard OF truth.
Proclaim these principles; it s still nobler than to
| discover worlds
"I erclaim, glory to Portugal! and to you,
Monsieur, Happiness.
"Witl cordial osteem, VICTOR HUGO"
Now, how much nicer this looks thus spread out
! then, like butter over boarding school bread, than
written in the hnmdrum way OF everyday lilo, It
| is 30 much tile moro impressive, Ho suggestive
OF profound conviction, W6 onYy Portugal and
| desply sympathi2o with tho other nations OF Eu-
roPo 80 pncerem0niopsly displaced by tho Jersey
Hermit. It 49, however, pleasant TO have matters
thus clearly defined, as without this public atatc.
enough to ignore tho great pesition Of Portugal.
'H Reto York Express
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REGISTRATION. Tho following is correct re-
turn Of registratiop, in this pistrict, as far as
As'0'''' '0' 'po "A'''' 49, [Keo,O:e Courier.

Tho McMinpYo (Tenn.l Enterprise tells OF q
marvellous oil fountain IN OYerton county. It says:
Spring Creek, in oyerton county, hss bepome to
be an oil creek literally Such is the quantity Of
oil continually flowing down 1t as to change the
color Of the water, while II floats upon the sur
face Horses and o4on take fright on crossing It..
Il destroys the feathers on geese aud ducks turn
ing them yellow. Fish die in the Bster, We heard
q lady say she dressed and cooked water turtle,
the 1esh Of which was 40 affected With the oil as
10 destroy the natural tseto. 'l
A refinery has recently been established for the
Bells on Spring Greek, and the oil is being rofned
and TRANSPORTED to market. We dopbt not 0yorton
county will become An oil region.
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FEN1Ass.- Colonel John Warren, citizen Of the
[IhAad Gtataa haino canfnad in an Iriah nrianr

FgH1ARs.-Co Colonel John Warren, citizen Of tho
United States, being confined in an Irish prison
aa SiR9niah, wrote q letter to Fernando Wood
stating biH sAase. Mr. Wood appealed 10 the Presi-
dent The matter Ssent 70 tho Cabinet, when Mr.;
seward commupicated WI. Minister Bruce, and
on tho 23d Of August Mr. Bruce 20 ~ his
charge Of toionois Nagle and Warren from i'm
prisonment. and sent to hIr, Seward copy OF the
dispatch. It is believed thoy haYo been dis
Tho Fenian Circles hero held a meeting on
Monday evening, and passed resolutions compi-
mentsTy to Mr.. Roberts, the Head Centre. On
Friday the officers Of tho Circles called on Mr.
Roberts and presented BIN with an address, to
which he replied in tho usual manner.
The Fenian Congress will commence next T4eg:
dsy In Cleveland, Ohio. President Roberto will
deliver the opening address, and will present docu-
ments relating to the union OF Fenian organiza.
zstions at home and ABROAD. The Congl ess will
By thousand delegates, each representing a
Circle,
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81 BAT TCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the host In the world The
only trus and perfect Dye-harmless. RELIABLE insAn.
tAneoui- No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black Brown Hemedioa tho Ill effects Of Ba.
Dyer. InygorAtea the hair leaving II soft and beautii,L
The genuine IL sgned WIiaH, a. Bachelor All othcrs
are nero limitations. and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 BsrclsJ
street, New York.
8s- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 II,
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Az AFFArn or-HoHoR.-The- quiet precincts OF
the Metairie Ridge, in the neiehborhood Of the
Half Way House, and Which have become class
icnlIy bloody ground from the many hostile meet
ings that have taken pince there, wcre again yea
terdsy morning, the scene Of duel between two
gentlemen Of this city-Mr. W.. native creole
and Nh. r., brother quill, OF French birth, and
well known here by his charming chronicles that
hnyo appeared in one of the French weeklies. The
cause Of the rencOunter was very slight and entire
ly OF personal character no blows having been
exchanged. For sonle reason, however, 1t was
found impracticable to conciliate matters, and ne
Wit With their respective seconds and W surgeons, met
ut tho above mentioned plLce to settle the difficulty
with duelling pistols.
was unusual; two lines we're staked out parallel
with each other and ave PAGES apart. There were
three stakes in each line one at each end and one
in the middle. The two end stakes at each line
tho south end OF ths limo, the other at the north
of his, When thus in position they were disgonaiiy
opposite and tho conditions were that at the moIa
to the middle stako. The object Of this arrange
ment was humane one, rejecting great credit
shot hot being fred breast to breast. As the words
"Firel-one, two three" we're given, thrill OF
anguish went through tho spectators, whose nor:
tbe com6atants. First one step forward Was made
by one party, with forearm raised and aiming
ut bis antagonist, who stepped forward also
Sgs he
pistol shot was heard, and ascertainel TO be from
The first party who, believing that the second party
weapon to his second; but cal from the opposite
seconds to "stand your ground VAS apswefea by
a step forward to resume the original position by
the frat party. Here, for few seconds, the anx.
iety vas intense. and ovory heart beat at fearful
speed, the .econd party advanced to the middle
| stake, whore, with commendable courage and .
noble impulse, raising his pistol overhead. no fred
in space; then crossing over the line he extended
his hand 10 Dis yhilom encmy, who grasped il,
! and acknowledged in geelilg terms the generosity
Of his adversary, in whose fands his life had rest
cd. Tho affair created no littlo excitement in The
city, and all interested have hearty cohgratula
tops upon IT'D successful issue, for tho first shol
| proved TO hsve missed its mark md tho parties
are oil now on tic best terms OF friendship and
ostsem.-Neao Orleans Cre.cehs, August 90.
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Domestic 1Inrkets.
NOON DISPATCH.


NEW YoRK, September s.-siocks improving.
Money 4a5 por cont. Gold Az. Sterling gAa9I.
90 coupons 114l; Virginia G's now issue, 50. Flour
dull. Wheat iayors buyers, Corn dropping Rye
quiet. Oats 2ase. lower. Pork heavy at s23 25a
q 30. Lard dull. Whiskcy quiet and steady.
Cotton dull; Micdlinga 27 ccnts Tnrpcntine 5sa.
Rosin hrnl; common 81, strained 81 25.
EVENING DIsFATcu
Stocks strong. Gold al. 'G2 coupons lli..
Flour unsettled; State 81 50ai0 s.; Southern s9a1S
Wheat-Sonthorn Amber 50 S0a2 35. Corn farors
BUYERS; Mixed Western q lGa1 Ia: Oats Southern
G5seac. Pol. armeT AZ so 81 tu3J IL. lard steady.
Whskey quiet. Cotton a shade easier; sales at
2e3a27c. Tnrpentino firm. Rosin firm; common
TO low No. l f4n5 70. TalOw stcaty at llial2lc
Freights dull and declining.
CINCINNATI, September .3-Tlout unchanged.
Wheat advancing. Corn advancing. No. in Bulk
81 l6as1 l6 scarce. Mesa Pork firm at sos 60.
Bacon active and higher; Shoulders 13c; C!car
Sides lot. Lard firm at l2i.
WILMINGTON, September 3.-Turpentine firm OF
81. Hosin dull at 81 00aS7 co.
MOBILE, September 3.-Cotton, demand limited
New Middlings 9ac. n.
NEW ORLEANS, September 3.--Sales 100 bales
dull and easier; Low Middlngs 2ia Receipts II
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SJ'FHE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE-
PaHrMEN In called 10 the following regWatioils
Any Volunteer Engine nnntns Ul any payment in
either the Upper &C loNGr wurls where the street is
paved slIa l@I nne " Finy Dollars. aIld any WarJ
Fd,nH c''innttg ihe sanr nhrnre their pay slla be
stopped. The same rule shall be applicable to the
Markets.
Every Volunteer Enginc Ni,,pany shall have either
bells or gong e,laal,i to their Engine Reel aud the
same shAi, not bc mufle either going or returning
nom an alarm of rc. The same rule shall be applics-
BILE to Ward Engines. but no Engine sall return from
fre faster than walk.
No two Steamers RlAu work ut the ssnc Fire Well
Cne VqInteer Hand Engine may draw water same
Nell where Steamer is drawing; and ;f tuo Hand En-
einos arc at Fire Well no Steamer shall b, ailoscd to
use the
Two or more scamr.s may draw water from Drain
fN D. Al. STRoBEL.
August 20 Clerk apa sup',
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college student being examined In LooKE,
whore be speaks Of opr rotations to tho Deity, was
asked. what relations do We most negleot7 when
no answered with much simplicity, Poor rola-
tiona, air.
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Punch says the hippophagists Of France are
said to have inyonted now dish OF horse soup.
namely, conson,rae dts1 ts4fs. in which the eggs
have beon obtained frotn mares nest. +.
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y
country homo. sitter sojoun OF few months in /. :
city. wsa haralJ recognized by her fens In place,
coarse rustir flushed face. she had soft ruby con
pleion nt almost marble sinoothness. aud instead
t"shythreu she really appeared but eighteen Gpan 10
qniry as to the cause OF 10 great change. she lan
told them that she used the CIRctasIAN BALM ans;
considered un Invaluable a-.uis ay lady ini!et
h5 a use any lady or Gentlemen Improve their per
Ronai appearance an hundred told! Il simple ia il
combination. as Nature herself l. slnpe yet unsurass
ed In iia efficacy IN drawing impurities runi, also lra
lug. cleansing ad b'anil1nc the skin complexion
by is dirrtirtion the cntirla Il draws from II all H.
impurities. kindly healipS tho same leaving the sur
face ~ Nature tnleii,I sbold be--clear soft smru
aud beautiful Price 81. sent by Mail Express on rr
celpt III All order. by
". l., cttatlK 4 ~. Chemists.
M. Weai Sryene Stt.et. Syracuse. N. \.
Tie oEls AWtpISu Agents. Tor the sale OF the same