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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-03-14
CHASTELlARsg
WHITE LIQUID
EN- AM IL L.

NOR Improving and Beautifyins the COM
IL plexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
in use, for giving the skin beautiful pearl
like tint, that is only found in youth. 1t
quickly removes Tans, Freckles, Pimples,
Blotches, Moth Patches, Sallowness, Erup-
tons, and all impurities of the skin, kindly
healing the same leaving the skin white and
clear as alabaster. Its use cannot be detected
by the closest scrutiny. and being vegetable
preparation Is perfectly harmless. 1t is the
only article of the kind used by the French,
and is considered by the Partisan as indispen-
sable to perfect toilet. Upwards of 80. 900
bottles were sold during the past year, sufi :
Gent guarantee of its efficacy. Price only IS
cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt
of an order, by
BERGER. SHUTS & CO,
feb28-1y 2s5 River ST., Troy, N. Y.
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-Marriages,


In this county, Wednesday, 9th inst, Mr..
PASCRAL CRENSHAW and Miss MI
NERYA MCGEE. = z III etg 4. y
In this county, Sunday, 10th inst. Mr.. r.
A. STEVENSON rapd MISS NANCY A.
BRAY. ~ .S
In this county, Monday, 18th inst, Mr..
JOHN DAVIDSON and Miss E. HOPKINS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-03-14

There cometh glad tidings of joy to all,
To young and to old, to great add TO small;
The beauty which once VAS so precious and
rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-03-14

The Maryland Legislature has
passed an enfranchising act resto-
ring Confederates,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-03-14
Sale before our Next.

BY Deputy-Sheriff Morgan, at
the courthouse, next Monday, the
18th, q tract of land in the 9th
district, ....s.
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J4eatbs.


In this place, Monday, 1lth inst, at the res
idence of her son-in-law, james P. Kerr, of
consumption; Mrs NANCY GRACY, aged
about go years.
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rnaex; to New Advertisements.

The forlowins Advertisements appear to-day
for the irst time, Those te- be coHtmuedS VII
|, be found under their respective heads in our
next issue 49,
@Mr. Jacob Ecvin advertises an Auction
Sale, Thursday, the 18Th instant a large
stock Of Sugars. Coffee, lMeIasses, Lard
Hams, GshlEes, 'whiskey, Vinegar, Rop", !,
>Twine, Rnras, <Piaying Cards, Cotton
Cards, Segars, &C.. -; :
We invite Alteration to a notice et
|; ;Monsiear Berger's Dancing Seheo'.
Mons. B'srcputatioa Az an accomplished
DANCING master. aud a. perfect gentle
man, has long siaee tccn established in
this country. .~.... -.
T.. See Mr. Movers card. He has just
returned from the Northern markets
with handsome stock Of Staple and
Fancy Goods, Dress Goods, Groceries, &c.
- Dr.. Bruce has resumed the practise Of
his profession. Office in Mr.. Paysinger's
residence, building opposite Methodist
parsonage. .-----..
|. W. II. Webb is in receipt of a supply
Of Mosquito Netting, an indispensable ar:
ticle just now. Secure one at once.
Messrs. Darlington and Suber propose
to put any one through in the courts of
Bankruptcy.-Ses advertisement.
A ine quality of grass and bramble
seythe blades can be had at Mr.. Robert
Stewards store.
A good supply Of Gin Banding just re-
ccivcd at S. P. BooZer & Co.'S
Mr.. R. Stewart advertises fine lot of
beef cattle, COWS and calves, for sale.
Mr.. J. G. Neel offers reward of fifty
dollars for the recovery of his mule.
Commissioners Notice.
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District Neetiug.

.
r. At the last General Conference of the
NJ: Z. Church, South, i was resolved,
that in case the Annual Conference ra,ify
the action ;u reference to- aysreprescnta,
ion, that each, Presiding Elder shall cali
together the members OF his Quarterly
Conference, at some suitable time and
place within the bounds Of his district,
enee during the year, and that the dis
tsies meeting be empowered to elect lags
men to. represent the District in. the
Annual Conference.
> In sesordanee therefore WITH The above.
d dstact meeting was held al 'Cokesberry,,
3hies eommeaced on Thursday last aad
cog aaned anta Sunday. We understand
that the. .Saeetias MAS npmsrons|y attend
ed and the proceedings ofa,yessietcrest-'
isg.chasaeter, and regret mneh 1shat a
.srrere sickness prevented our asseadiag,
and OUT Inability in consequence to give
q report of its transactions We nave
not heard The names Of the 9aymen elcet,,
cd froa this charge: An effort aas made,
we learn, to have the next meeting at
Newberry. " l,.- .
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The Boston Advertiser of Saturday
says: "The three cases which have come
up in succession in the United States
Circuit Court, in this city, have been,
when considered together, of remarkable
and webelicve unprecedented importance.
The Hartwell case may be said in round
numbers to involve half million dollars;
the Burrill case against the city involved
a million, and the Rowland will case, the
arguments in which were begun yester-
day, involves another million
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

=,.LepEEsDER DlFF1erLuEs.- Last Man:
day evening. a y -ung tnan named. G. L.
.:Afiilard, accompanied ~bg young giria"
bout fifteen or. sixteen years oll-tte
daughter ofa rich old Hebrew in Siskt
+ you county arrived here and put up st
tse city House. Early Tuesday morn.
.SShg, Sheriff Gwen sas 'ielegraphetF to ar,
rrest tssaid Willard, on a charge of kidnep-
pings Arrest. was pot hecaSsarE. rs the
,deIaeaent. aed his t'sweeiness" at 0nce
expressed their willingness to accompany
tie Sheriff to the State line, where they
expected to ,ncetsbe enragcd "parieua;;"
They started about ten oGl.ek, apd from
here tothe supmit, was continual sceue
of Sitting and cooing, squeezing and kiss
ing, toying and coying token wase''t
counted iae and when The Hnplacablc
!''aathors Of the gsi ~as tpet;T aecompaai:
cdby Sheriff Crooks;:,of sSissiEou, the
faig ane threw hef ARMS araand her. los
er's Jreck, and tsirly: xent after. him.
Bully for Shat gall. Their intentions
were Of the best. and honorable. ADD the
next time they run away We hope that
they may get splioed sd hard that the
knot may ncves untie.--CalilorRia Paper.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

A Knoxville dentist got whipping in
the street the other day for an alleged
insult to a lady patient. The assailant
was the lady's betrothed. He was ar
rested and fined for the assault, aud the
law was satisfied by spontaneous green
backs from spectators in the court room.
The dentist explained that it was some
times necessary to put his arms around
the necks Of his patients when working
on the teeth, but did not assert that it
vas necessary to squeeze their hands or
,alk love to them. His name is P. Fl.
Cardxell.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

TnE EP1soopxri1ks 'oS DIvoRcE.-fn
the Episcopal Diocesan Convea,'oa, held
in Chicago last week, "a resolution was
adopted instructing the deputies Of, tine
diocese m the next General Convention
'to procure by general common law,
with suitable qualifications, a prohibi-
ton Of the use Of the marriage service Of
the church in cases where either party
contemplating marriage shall have been
previously divorced by the civil law on
grounds other than that of adultery"
The deputies are also instructed to pro-
cure a rule Of duty to be followed by the
clergyman, whose services are thus ap"
piled for in ascertaining the f'cts bearing
on such prohibition
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

.rAn.industrious blacksmith and an idle
dandy conrted pretty girl, who hesi:ated
which to take, Finally she saidshe you'd
marry .whichever ofthein could show the
wh:tess hands. Wita Snccr at the black.
smith, the dandy held out bis palms;
white from idleness. The blacksmith
hid bis bsawny: hands in his pockets,
then drawingttliem forth full Of bright
silver coins, he, spread, them3 oveeT bis
dusky fingers. The .girl decided that his
6nges were the whitest. . -, ~: =
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COMMERCIAL.

. NEwnERRZ: September F.-cottoa rather
dull at from II to 19 cts .
NEW: YoRK, September l6-7 p. M-Cottou
dull and declining-sales go bales. at Is 25S.
Flour firm and in fair demand-State % Is al.
Wheatin fair demand, and adEaneed- / 2c.
Sugar frm-Muscoyado n3 q l2Ej Havana Ba.
Gold elesed firm, at ~
: BALTIMORE, September l6-Cotton very dull +,
aud no demand. Flenr quiet, md prices un-
changed. Wheat steady-rea 40 25o.
White corn l6; yellow 20. = ..... -
CHARLESTON. September 16,-Cotton Inactive,
In consequence Of tie hghsnesssof stock; sales ~
bales-middlings 2t; receipts IS bales, :
:. AUGUSTA, September l6.-Cotton d1H9 sales
4S bsies-middlings 81 ~
LoaDoa, septenbef is-Nocn -consols 81 IL
NLyERrooI' September 1872 r. >M.-Cotton
more active; the sales will reach 1900 bales.
Breadstufs quiet. =,
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Eewberry District-In Equity.

!. Eewberry District-In Equity.
Elzahett 4. Boozer,, vs.. Henry u. Boezss,
et.at Bill for Sale and PsstitioD,s
: By order Of the Court Of Equity, win
zssn befofsrhe Court House, at NeRberfy on
:4hsfrss monday in October pextr thesseai
estate Of John A. ;Boozer5 deceased. consist.
Ing Of TRACT of land. containing one hun
dred and six acres more or ,iess,3 situated in
Newberry District, and BouHdsd by lsnds
;of George Brown, estate Of Dr.. d. e. Eaars,
dec'a, .Aary.Spence aBdPeter: Hsir.?s,tf
TEaxs.-The purchaser. viii be ,isqsired
20 Igixe bond With ct least two sureties,fo se.
curs The parebase money; payable astSelrs
months with interest from the day % sale,
and 10 ply the costs Of these proceedings
in cash. sIbAs +goHSsGoNE.s
CONS Office, 80 -. g. END.
Sept. Is SO -$s' --'~'.-' '''..:' so -.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES,

The Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON will send
Gree ofcharge to all who desire it, the preserp-
,tiou with the directions for making and using
the sin pie remedy by which he was cured Of .
lung affection and that dread disease Consump.
ton His only. object Is to benefit the afflicted
and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescrip-
ton, as It will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Please address d.
REV. EDWARD A.'HlLSON,. -
No, les South Second Street, y"
Sept. 1888. williamsburg, New YORK.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

~ WAKE SNAKES. sec by the Ow-
yhee Avalanche, that in about three
weeks Gen. Crooks will turn loose four or
five hundred of Uncle Sans boys among
the Snake Indians. He has already made
ten good Indians" ina fight at the base
of STEMS Mountain, and we hope to hear
of many more being converted during the
summer campaign. California paper.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

We have received a copy of the Evan
gelical Lutheran. The Lutheran is pub
lished at Charlotte, N. c. every Thurs
day, Rev. N. Aldrich, editor and propri'
etor. It is large and handsome paper,
and filled with variety Of appropriate
reading. Subscription $3.50 per anuum,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

The New York Herald most emphati-
cally regards the California election las
a rebuke from the people against this
mad and dangerous radical scheme of
universal negro suffrage and negro su-
premacy, and we may look for the same
protest from Pennsylvania and New York
in October and November"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

The New York Evening Gazette has
column article exposing the horrors of
the hotel and restaurants kitchens IN that
city. We copy the following: ut is a
common remark in the kitchen of the
elegant restaurants that if the guests
could take one look they would be effectu-
ally cured ofauy desire to eat another
morsel there"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

Wouldn't it be we'll for the colored
folks to consider the fact that the Won
derful changes in sentiment in Kentucky,
Connecticut and California, to say moth
ing of other Northern States, is simply
opposition to negro or mixed suffrage.
We advise item to think about it we'll
before they throw themselves into the
troublesome sea Of political strife. The
end is not yet, and the whites will rule
this continent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

MoRE CAKELEssNEss.-On Tuesday last
several boys were playing with a gun
in Greenville, Ala, when one of them
blew in the muzzle to see Fit was load.
ed, while another, who was examining
the lock for the same purpose, let it slip.
The result proved that the gun was load.
ed, for the one at the muzzle had his
head blown to pieces.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

PEssoSAL--Our much esteemed friend.
and ceafrere of the Anderson fneeHigen.
cer, Capt JAS. A. hoyt, paid us a short
visit on last Friday. Anderson may
Justly feel proud of the Inteligencer.
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MULE STOLEN.
$50 REWARD, -

] win pay the above reward for the rs.
eovery Of a medium size; black horse Mule,
which was stolen from me on the 9th inst.
Said Mule is'about 9 years old, has mealy
mouth, Bhitish cast On aaHks and thighs,
with small white spot on one side Of back ;
also closely reached tail aud main. The par
ty is believed 70 have made his way to Spar.
tanbnrg. He travels under several; aliases
Wills, Wilson and Cooper.
- - :''''' = J. C. EEALL.
Carolina Spartan and Abbevilie Press
copy twice, and send bills to me ut Nevberry
G. H.
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Apple Vending vs.. Journalism.-ANew
? York Bohemian writes to a Western pa
per. 'By way of contrast between the
:non:success ofjournalism, as = r-ofes-
sion, and the prosperity attending any
other calling, let me mention the fact
that an old man and woman, who have,
for years, sold apples aud nuts in Spruce
street, under the shadow of the Tribune
building, are to-day, worth $4,000 or
$50, 900 apiece, while not one Of the wri-
ters for that journal, unless stakeholder,
has much more than enough to bury him
Fdecently. Tho truth is, there is no other
vocation under the sun so poorly paid,
and SO entirely tbeughtless, as that to
which ''we" of the qui!l-driving brother
hood so forlornly belong"
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The Columbia Chronicle.

We yesterday received No. ! Of the
Row Columbia daily. Il has made its
debut under fla,terins, auspices We
hope that it p,ay take deep root and live
to chronicle the advent and doings of the
century. =. -. - .
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.lTFRlcTIFB aLE
or ea5:~.rt Esss5
GROCERIES CT: ROC: s. II
BEEVIN,sz

":BTJ4C0B
,.'''..- go $50, COLUMBIA, 60, bnr ~
On Thursday morning nsrt, taelsth
instant, EaeiH self dt ayzaaefion
. !. Boom, corneraef -Plaia andcsAs-
:. sembly Streets, tasfolio'eiDg con-
signments~ aodthout reserue for
Cash. ". .=x.7 .<&a'>...-slsnsras
IS Bsis. Brown Sugars, assorted SIC
is Bags 6ne Rio Coffee -1z,...yS: -
10 Bais. MBscoyade Nelasses ..,-,~a.zs.
:-25 Boxes best adam. Candles .ss-
IS Kegs Leaf Lard Z
- s. Casks Gue Gansassed Hams =
y=~5- e ,skssuperior Cider Vmegari7E.
:. 10 Cases fne Boushoa Wl,islsys4:.ssz
=. - Coil Hemp Bale Rape ...s..z.,~
100 lbs -Twine :. -.s.-t.--
: le0 Tbs Borax' ~ ~
= 81 -doz., 8ne Playing Cards /" ;"d
"a Boxes Whitemoro Cotton <Garde No.
- 10, best qualify sso7aAi StEr,
|, 4 variety Of Segars, some choice braads--
Fine, Tobacco, &C., &c. ~
|, .:eoiunnbis, Sept Il, 1851, Y-ss-ls
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&: The charisstcn Nevs.

The Charleston News ;mlSconceivea
what We said in. connection With the
TepSyal Of Gen. Sicklcs when, be- said,
I'VE notice IN looking over, our eouptry
exchanges taas :ths, NevbTEy Herald
lameaes: Toe. removal of: Gsa.i Sickles,
fearing 1hat:Ueaesai orderSNo. 10 may
be=fcveked." {" We,did not "LAxEsep fhs
reuoEsn Of GeaeraI sickIes,Z we said
nothing as to .be 'propt,ety' Of hfiss' re-
noral--wbethst II was right Or wrong,
The article referred to was intended to
express our fears fhat the reyeca,iop Of
General Orders No. 10, as to the, inhibi:
ten Of The eaforcemento Of The Snail pro
cess otour State cearts, might lfoliex
bis remoyal aad TO show. that such a
step would be- uuwise aed impoihic at
thist time. And our only seasou for fear.
ing that this usigtt be the 7resuss 'of his
rednossi, was beeausc' ii tkis senovaD
xas 'is caused by bis attempt to carry out
ose Of the proyisions Of thse order 10 sit,
that part d ,t uhish vas held 10, apply
to the piocess Of de- pgi.ea 'sla,ss
Courts. /. yoah pot be I'npEeeer. per-
yhaps. @r the. News to srspqbHisAs our
article as our position .reuld- AheH De
better understood Ne would rzgard
.ahs enforcement of the sfsnsl process Of
our Courts at Ibis time IS great public
reahmity; bad. We ssass THAI Gen. Candy
.dnay-vies de matter. IN 'shis light, and
let lise order ssada IA this respect: The
News, as srtHe u.s. It's iinssinaatii56Hs; aati6s rpay
be, caa. hafay couseIss of the disaress
apd roin that would follow tac revocation
of this. .patt Of that order. The aWount
Of property that would be sacrificed at
;ShesiH's .sses IS beyonl computation
Owing to, the unsettled condition Of
pelhicsi affairs the fear Of con6scasion
--tas sailHe Of Gops last year-and the
consequent assoute want Of capital in
ths Stste,, zeal estate, s,l that is left to
pay >asSss 11sh, would brisg seaNcsly any
price at aA.: Under sueh' circumstances
It would &c suicidal, IN eur Judgment, to
allow the creditor class to. como dewn
ppep debtors With one fell sweep. -Cen-
sernatioa, confusion and despondcncy
ReetA 6I the minds Of our people
Thousands would be left homeless, and
poverty stricken. MOI would creditors,
except those ~ho wish to purchase the
possessions of their debtors FOR NOTHING,
be benefited. They would realize the
fable Of the goose and the golden egg.
When our political condition has been
fixed ; when capital has begun to flow
into the State, and that whichzis already
here brought ont of the strong box and
put in circulation, it will be time enough
to ':slip the leash" of Sheriffs and bailiffs.
Willthe News ublish this9 p.
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We learn that the Sheriffs Of the State
arc to be notified forthwith that bills
receivable of the State will be received
in payment of all tax executions in their
hands. for collection. These bills can
now bepurchased at not exceeding ninety.
eight. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

Nsw CoToN--Two bales Of ncw'-eot.
ton from the hands of Maj.J. P. Kiaard.
were pnrchased by hessfs. Carmifes 4
AeCausltrin. .zquplity low 2middling, and
brought l7sceuts. :
;. Messrs. Mayes& Martin purchased one
tale Of same quality from DR.. Blaloek; Of
Laurens District, last week, at ls cents:
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Dancing School.

MONS. BERGER respectfully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Newberry that he
will, by request, open dancing school at
this place on the 24th Sept. Mons. B.
teachessD Dancing. in all its various. branches.
He has certifcates from the best families and
boarding schools in Charleston. where he
has been teaching for years, and can gfze
good references. For particulars apply Al
the Hotel.
Sept is SO IT,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

4 Npw EAslrrr -srosE: Me. J.. J.
Anick has opened q variety store, al the
stand formerly occupied By .Lea7ell and
Bed. where be Intends to keep constant
" Oh banA Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes,
and: miscellaneous stock generally.
His motto -HquieksaIes' and small prof.
it's" - = *: r;.s; -. '.-.:> ::
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

NEwBEnaY HorEl.-Mr. Pools hotel
is now in spended, order; None; need
fear that. Mr.; P don't kuow how to keep
hotel. Clean. feors, white walls. airy
chambers, neat furniture, pure water,
good couks, an excellent table, attentive
and a neat littls barbcrsstop and
weH furnished bar are among the' fen
tures that its genial host has established
for tie comfort It Ills guests ''.2'' 80 -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

WELCOME TO NEwBERRY.-We had the
pleasure several days since, to, greet in
our;saactnm, a friend Of ''ye.oldcn time
--none-other than Mr. Hiram Bartlett,
who formed one Of cheerful coterie OF
refugees here dnring2 the Amonrnfut yet
days of the Confederacy. Mr..
B., has left his beautiful home on the
sHadson; for: a sojourn in our little
rural town; during the coming autumn
and winter We welcome him to the
courtesies Of old Newberry. ''|E :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

SANITARY Much sickness prevails il
our District :; by far the larger number
ofthosc dnwn, however, are combating
cl,ills and fever; yet thcrc are those who
suffer with typhoid, bilious and :conscs-
tive fevcrS. Under the blessings of a
kind Providence, the mortality is not
great to the number of sick, and
we trust that with a continuance of His
blessings, and prudence and care, on the
part of the people, the sick may
soon be permitted to enjoy health and
the blessings oftbis life. ~ = Z
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Gin Banding.

900 feet Vulcanized Rubber Betting, 20.
sorted sizes, 2, 4, and inches vide.
- In store and for sale ata small advance
on cost
by - s,P. BoozER 4 co.
r Sent. lS-38-Sk,
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.-INFORMaT0E.

Information guaranteed to produce a aluxur.snt
}aee. also recipe for the: removal Of Pimples,
BIotches, Eruptions, etc, on the Sin. leaving the
same soft, clear. and beautiful, can be obtained
without charge by addressing
rHOS. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
Sept. 1888. s23 Broadway, New York.