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.ooxcs for ,a;.FvcDipr.

Col Joseph n. Blackburn is expected
home from Washington this evening, to re-
enter in person upon the discharge OF his
duties as United States Marshal for this
district
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CUBA.
Another scrimmage.

HAVANA, May 12-Captain General De
Rodas telegraphed from Puerto Principe to
Havana that Martaines' column had fight
with the insurgents on the road from Santa
Cruz to Puerto Principe. The Spaniards
captured their cannon, and killed ninety
Of the enemy. The Spanish loss was only
two wounded The captured cannon are
nowat Puerto Principe.
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GENERAL CONFERENCE.
vi. Il. G. S.-Eighth. Day.

MEMPHIS, May 12-In the Methodist
Conference Bishops James and Harris took
leave of the Conference to-day. The
speeches of these gentlemen were full of
the kindest expressions. The business done
was formal, and affected no question OF
great public interest.
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WHILE celebrations were the order OF
the day a week ago, an old negro woman
was asked the meaning of the commend
ton. 'Lor' bless yer, honey" she said;
''we'se celebrating the fifteenth COM
naondme,at. Some one suggests that
such commandment reads ''Thou shall
vote"
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Criminal Court.

This court will open with regular term
on Monday week. Attorney General Tut
hill is at present on a visit to Chicago, but
will return in time for the court, before
which many important cases will be pre-
sented for adjudication.
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LEXINGTON.

Death of Capt. j. h. Johnson
CYuba Dam.)
LOUISVILLE, May l2.-Capt. j. H. John
son, formerly connected with the Louisville
Courier, and extensively known as ''Yuba
Dam" died at Lexington, Ky, to-day. he
had been confined to his bed for several
months with consumption
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Sent On.

Simon Starkey, colored, was arraigned
before Justice Wilkinson, at the instance
of Della Walton, uuder the bastardy act.
He gave the required bond for his appear
ance before Judge Glenn.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

n. O. O. F.-Thc Arizona Gold Placer
SAN Francisco, May 12.-The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows have resolved 70 es-
tabIish an Odd Fellows College an9 Lime
and have appointed committee to take
the necessary steps to carry out the SAME.
Gov. Stafford ard party have arrived from
the new mines in Arizona Richness, con-
frmed. Similar lodges have been discov-
cred southwark. Rich gold placers are re-
ported in the vicinity Of abundant water
and wood. r-r --.F. Il
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'sSPEAKNe of shaving said a pretty
girl to an obdurate old bachelor, 81
should think that pair of handsome
eyes would be the best mirror to shave
by. s'Yes; many poor fellow has
been shaved by them" the wretch re-
piled
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Hayes, rising to personal question,
explained away the structures laid upon him
by the New York Star.
Navigation.
Mr.. Jones, OF Kentucky, offered . reso-
luton calling on the Secretary of War for
the recent report of Col. Albert of the
survey of the Arkansas river. Adopted
The House resumed the consideration
of the bill reported yesterday by Mr..
Lynch, to revive the navigation and com.
mercial interests of the United States.
Mr.. Allison withdrew point of order
made yesterday that the bill must first be
considered in Committee of the Whole, on
understanding that amendments and dis
cussion would be allowed.
Mr. Wells advocated and Mr. Finkelburg
opposed the bill.
At the expiration of the morning hour
the bill went over to Tuesday next.
who'll Punish Frauds of Commit
tee on Elections
Mr.. Dawes, of New York, introduced a
bill to prevent and punish election frauds.
Referred.
Squatter SOVereigns.
Mr. Sargent introduced bill to extend
the provisions of pre- emption laws to color
ed persons. Passed.
Tariff BIIi ImpractieabIe- Nearly
FOur Months Wasted.
MIR. Schenck moved that the House go
into Committee on the Whole on the tariff
bill.
Mr. Wood, before the question was put,
asked Schenck whether, in view of the
facts that the bill had been three and a
half months before the House, and that
only twenty-one out of fifty pages had
been disposed of, and that it was now late in
the session; that many appropriation bills
| were yet Enacted upon; that there were
many questions Of great importance yet
undetermined, and that even if the bill
| should pass the House, it could not posi-
| bly, pass the Senate-he would not let
either be recommitted or laid aside, SC
the House could go to practicable leg.
| islation.
Mr.. Schenck replied that if the bill were
| fairly considered and no amendments Of
| fered, except such as are substantial IL
| their character and offered In good faith
| with view to raise or lower the duties
lie believed they could get through witt
the bill in the next three or four day:
easily he insisted on his motion to &C
into committee, which was done, anC
various amendments offered, on which NJ
quorum voted, the roll call showing $50 tc
154 members present.
Tax the Staff of Life.
Several amendments were offered to tn
paragraph taxing oat meal one cent pc
pound, and hour of wheat, rye, corn, o
buckwheat one-half cent per pound, an
the paragraph gave rise to considerabl
discussiJn
Withou, disposing of the question tn
Committee rose and the House took re
cess.
Evening Session.
| A hill 10 dafina the dnfies of nanSlO1
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MATER1AI1sM in Christianity is exempi-
fed by Rev. w. B. Wright, who in re-
cent lecture in Boston said that cotton
mills are weaving robes for the Lords
supper, and railroads are chariot wheels
bringing the kingdom of Christ.
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NiII Adjourn .ro-day.

The Federal Court will adjourn to-day
after q busy and active session, during
which a great many cases have been acted
upon.
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The Massachusetts Lodge of Masons, OF
which Gen. Joseph Warren was the first
Grand Master, celebrated their bur reth
anniversary Yesterday.
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PRUSSIA.

violent Assault ON American Consul.
LERsIc, May I'm. j. Cramerville,
United States Consul, was violently assault
ed by an American residing in this city, to-
day. He was rescued by the police and
the assailant, whose name is withheld ar
rested. No explanation is given.
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One of the Dirty Stockings had his right
thumb split yesterday playing base ball, at
Cincinnati.
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Rev. Geo. c. Beckwith, Of Boston, died
to-dly of heart disease.
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Evening Session.

A bill to define the duties of pension
agents and to prescribe the manner OF pay
ing pensionswas discussed, and all amend
ments having been rejected, was passed.
A number of bills granting pensions
passed.
Adjourned. d
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THE CITY.
NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE ASSOC
CITATION.
spring ssessing, is1O-rhird Day.
The Favorites Again Successful.
Regent and Morgan scout the
WINNERS.

notwithstanding the Indictment weather
Of yesterday, there was very large crowd
In attendance at the course, and included
10 the number Of spectators the ladies were
well represented.
It would nearly be impossible to make
the track in a worse condition than it was
yesterday. The rain was heavy, and the
track muddy and slushy.
The first race was the Cumberland stake
for three-ysar olds, mile heats, in which
four of the entries were announced to start,
to wit: Smiths Regent, Hardings Jessa-
mine, Cheathams Colt and Richards Sister
of Charity.
Regent was the favorite from the start,
and was taken at considerable odds In
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PRINTING
POSTERS AND sHOw-BII.Ls
RULING AND BOOK-BIYDTNG

OF EVERY DEscRIPTIoz
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Mr.. Hayes, rising to personal question,
explained away the structures laid upon him
by the New York Star.
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A bill offered by Nh. Etheridge to a
mend the registration laws of the State,
passed first reading and was referred to
the Judiciary Committee 1t relates to
the recording of deeds and other instru-
ments of writing. the registration of which
is required by law, and the character OF
evidence necessary to establish such regis
tration.
Adjourned until II o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, May 1.-THE House met
at O'Clock, Mr.. Speaker Perkins in the
chair.
Several members, who arrived since
yesterday, came forward and took the
oath to support the new Constitution.
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On motion, Senate messages were taken
up and the report of the committee on
railroads on the Rogersville and Jeffer
sonville Railroad was received and refer
red to the Joint Judiciary Committee of
both houses.
The Committee on Railroads, in con-
Guiding their report on the Rogersville
and Jefferson railroad, call the attention
of the Legislature ''to the fact that the
bonds Issued to said road since the war
have, in every instance, been sold at less
than par, and consequently in violation OF
law" The Committee also call attention
to the fact ''that the thirty bonds
appropriated by the act passed
March Z, 1868, for the purpose of
covering the bridge over the Hols-
ton river, were not used in accordance
with the evident intent of the Legisla.
ture," as the bridge has never been COW
cred. The committee state that the earn
ings of the road from the 1st of October,
| 1867, to the 1st of January, 1870, were
only so, 4S7, not sufficient to pay the
running and operating expenses of the
road, and suggest that it would be highly
proper for the Legislature to consider
whether some legislation is not necessary
to secure the State from further and con
stantly accruing loss.
| Adjourned until o'clock tomorrow.
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miscellaneous.

The wharf was very barren OF inter-
est yesterday forenoon, the Idlewild
aud Fayette having the landing all to
themselves. The Fayette brought up
a good trip Of freight and people......
The Idlewild was receiving literally,
one item of her freight was 100 bales
of hay for reshipment.... The Morn
ing Star was reported two hours be-
hind time, early in the day, and did
not arrive till late. She had good
passenger list and fair freight".......
The Pine Bluff had medium trip.
Commodore John Gilbert arrived from
Cincinnati yesterday at noon. He re-
ports work progressing favorably on
| the Florence Lee. Steam will be raised
on Saturday, and she will come over the
falls on this rise. whether fully COM
pleted or not. Capt. Gilbert is highly
pleased with her appearaDce......On
Saturday last, the beautiful oil paint
ing. representing the steamer Idle
wild and the inviting scenery along
J the Lower Ohio. was placed 10 the
Office of the Idlowild. As will BE-
seen by correspondence published be
. low, it is the gift of the principa
statesmen and drummers Of the city
: 1t is greatly admired by all who Sc
The clouds partly broke ava,
yesterday afternoon. and it grey
warmer.
CoRREsPoEDEEcE.-Th following CORE
2 nrnrdanca axnlafns itReIf:
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RESTAURANTS.
LIVE 81 LET LIVE!
JOHN @. EOHWEIzER.
Main Sf. Exchange

BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH sTs.,
The Cheapest Oyster House In TOWN.
-nrarw OYSTERS or TEE FINEST
- quality received HoA baAaaA1aoFe ussAaAs
per express. - -. 60. Co.
Meals as all hours cenbsi OysO@F sOuh
10 cents; Lodging u cSnss. 80 a.,
Open from An 70 - rs@, l1~1
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Portable Engines (sasO mall si@e(, and
Portable Circular S0s5 Mgtts.

Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used 70 90
saving with by the Portible c. GUAR saw
Mil il from lbs to $50 pounds press ure PStt
SQUARE inch. have reduced THIS AIL1 - ..I
and reoutre only from 60 70 ~ Ponn4s -
anrara inch. al which steam Is LOT cOnss
Sieiared Ia the least dangerous ALL ~ ~ "a
tie same time, more ecoEo1alessAa S1I1e 80
savfnu o. fuel &C. We append I1s 49,. 100. 1tvia
IN carfafj cate OF the first o. ny nSw 80
PI%faTsia Mills for the not1ng anu Se 49, -.
r<eTnsaI III aawyers and all tnOss ! sss,s-S4
n s7~c,saaa- and solicit call anu cssLS1s11
~ 49, r1.snaficn. they now being Ee@oy ~
- !. - rnarxfng mounted on 1oux eb1OA8
nan9 49, ~ eeIs With wide tires and heavy
49, esrIes easily drawn from q 1secSs @Au
- I ~ ready for operation IN 2 lew n0nxss
0r r1ounted on legs and Woooen AA1uSn U
otherwise: ..,.s ......s,.. vv,,,
gnrnished me, consider as SATISFACTORY an
r.erfecf in every respect as any macn1ne !
We. sayy runs light, uses w POUNDS OF
steam for running double oo ana ~ AnGh
SfrcF1Iar saw mill for q common a3S . DNaAAs I
ness An aveTage days y orks osuO9 -
M mn fest OF lumber, easy " 1hn 70 pouAoA
~ steam A j. CALDW@LL1
VI SSsA- Lynnvill0 Ind.
rther sizes for farm and plantation use
and an other requirements.
nov 15-6m =. - -
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@FHOR DE MAYO.s
~FLOR DE MAYO"
New Perfume for the handkerchief.
EXQUISITE, Delicate, Las; ing Fragrance.
PHALON a. SON New YORK.
EoId nv all dPu0Qfata Itw
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aid DIR. HEATHss many yearn' ex.
perfence in curing the debilitated ana
diseased disclosed the startling fact Lnab
three-f ourths of those suffering Win DyS-
Determination, Generous AGeettonss Dtse0se
on he LiUer, Epilepsy, Pdr0sgsfs, and Dss-
cansed by and could only be cured after
curing them of SsDaGHGE WedkIless. his
Immense practice has made bis treatment
AZ near perfection as possible. Many OF
his patients had paid from 500 to q, OOO for
medicine aud treatment before seeing
him, No better proof that patents can
NOT be cured without a searching exam
fnation Of all symptoms and c0mplica-
fIons and scientific treatment by an expe-
fenced physician. Those az q distance
/ can be cured at their homes without an
| Interview. Advice free at ITO Broadway
| New York. There are so many unsuccess'
| ful physicians, DIR. HEATH viii merely
1 say he ts the author of two elaborate
/ works on Medicine and Surgery and one
on Chemicals. 1yl3
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W WILL. SELL, uR no SEPT. d, 1870
an the stock and fixtures OF nay COM
fecttonery establishment such as count
ters shelving. show cases. eoppaE-H st9t
TOYS and fancy candles regardless ~ costs
Apply at my confectionery On HAtes 2s'i
"a $40 ar i'll. M. AHLERtH9s
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Closing Out Sale.
JeWelry and Watches at FRI
Vaie sale ana Auction.

wwRSsRs. RO@ENCRANZ d. SMITH
MM having dissolved partnership. Ine
sF0cw and fixtures of their JeWelry StoES
~vfll ne sold at private sale, without re-
gard TO cost, until Thursday the lStn. on
and after which date they Will be sold out
~ auction without reserve.
watches. Jewelry, silver and Plated w are
and Clocks of ali descriptions.
Tshe fixtures consist of MaEble-top Coun-
sn-a ssiIver-ulated show Cases, Mahogany
aIda Show Gases and q Burglar-proof safe
Tsssa S5tnre No. ~ North second street, VII
- ~ rant after the first of September Mr.
SrnsFf9 having made arrangements 10
Seon1 in Halock 81 Ford's drugstore, n .
~ Main street, where he Will continue Tn
watch making 0ranch OF tne business
augII-tf Dor,o.-~at .,vv7
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limited STATES OF AMERICA. as.
District OF Indiana.
~YHEREA8, 9 libel Of information
~ was hIed in the District Court OF the
United States for the District OF 4ndlanas
an the LIST day Of August, 1870, by George
WcNairy, against the steam boat Evans
Vile ~ hereof samuel W. COMBS IL Mas
teri. her engines, tackle, apparel and fur-
nit1Ire. seized at said District on cause
0f gubtractton OF wages and damages,
civil and maritime, and praying process
AGAINST said goods, and that the same
NAV be condemned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the MO-
milton under the seal OF said Court to me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
nuhlie notice 70 all persons claiming said
| Goods or any part thereof, or In any man
i 1er interested therein, that they be and APP
/ near before the said, the District Court o.
1 fhe United States, to be held ut the city Of
/ indianapolis. In and for the District Of In
i diana on the first Monday of September
/ next at 10 o'clock of the forenoon OF thai
| day. then and there 70 iTlteTpoEe the1l
| claims and make their allegations IN tina
| hahalf BEN. BPOOEER,
| Marshal TT. 8.
nv SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
| Attest: !. ID. ROWLAND, Clerk. au9-l
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DENTISTS

IawAmuMACTuR on g@N8AAGs
NN Gus Gum Work Cold silver NlAg
carlte, Corailte, aud Amber ElA+beaH @AAAH~@
Work, ArtthciaA Palatess &C.
ADMINISTRATION OF Nitroua oxide
fan excellent and safe ansaat4e elelt 4Atet
FofoTrn. Either, and also several local paa&f
lyEers.
NEuRALGIC Anectiona treated.
NY FACILITIES are as good and ms
/ oafa blfehment as large toonEtHaina oH #Euh
| TorTssf1 M any Ia the United States
RETURN M THANKS Fof lhe Cd.
/ tensive patronage received durine tine PISS,
/ EIGHT YEARS a4eA4
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PHALONsS PAPHIAN SOAP" FOL
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, Will no
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CANDIDATE, GEN0UNoEMRNI8.

TNNTEa "a. JONRs viii be b candidate
for f11dee al tie Criminal Circuit Court of
Vanderburgh County, at the next election
r. ROBINSON is a candidate for the
o,51ce "a T9dge al the Criminal Court ol
Vanderburgh County. lgAs
AUGUST BRAUN5 is . candidate 1oL
tbe once OF County Auditor, subject 20 the
decision OF the Republican convention
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ON BOARD STEAMER IDLEW WILD
W A'--' August ~, 1870.

ON BOARD STEAMkh - - 49, y 49,
To Messrs. Bently, Barton Sonntag anu
9G tls1I Your kind note, accompa-
,,tad nv the beautiful pelnMng oL out
staenaer. has been received ana alloW n1ei
~ hahalf OF myself and crew. TO thank you
for the same. ...,s 49, r,v, ,,vtYt a., tI,e
f,tnre' As we have in the past, always en-
daavor to advance the intere5ts OF Evans
vile, and the gentlemen so nobly repre-
eenting her interests abroad
Respectfully your friend,
Master Steamer Idlewiid.
GIeanfngs from Our Exchanges.
PrrrsBURe.- The Commercial OF Monday
says:
/ The marks last evening indicated feet
| & Inches aud rising one inch per hour-rise
/ being from the Monongahela. Inc sLnali
| toyva are getting ready for another run
provided We have loot or eighteen inches
| more water.
CrrcrNNArr.-The Commercial OF Tues
day Says
CAPTAIN John w. Cannon. Of the hober
| n Tea II anandfng a few days at his ole
| VaIfnclrv home. near Frankfort
| Cart ChenOWeGh Will display the color
| of hfs new Rtoamer j. IA. roster on In
| Ievea next Sunday morning. on the %
eaaIon OF the Champion. " arine base pa
came. Jerry Cronan and Martin MaRulf
f1rnishing the teams for transporting tn
| same from Newport Barracks 10 ire fn0t
Landing taoEstan'
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FOR other lsfper Itenrs, See Fourth Page.
Weafher nnaI Wnfer.

The weather early yesterday morn
ing was clear, but grew cloudy to-
wards noon, and with a stiff gale from
the southeast, became cool and pleas
ant. The mercury ranged from 72o
to 80. The river was swelling slight
ly yesterday morning, and By to-day
will be rising steadily. The Kanawha
and MuskiDgum are pouring out a
food, and a considerable rise may be
expected here.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 Pm. yesterday, include only the
Fayette, Henderson and return; Pine
Bluff, Gran6view to return: Morning
Star, Louisville to return.
Beats Due Here.
Among the first boats due here are
the Tarascon. and Bermuda, from
Louisville; Mary Miller, from
Cairo; Alaska, from New Orleans !;
Evansville, from Bowling Green;
Emma Floyd, for Memphis; Nick
Longworth. for New Orleans.
Boats Leaving To-day.
FoR CAIRo.-The splendid steamer
City Of Evansville, having the most
elegant passenger accommodations,
great carrying capacity and excellent
speed, will be the regular packet for
Cairo at 4P.M. to-day. and will be
found as pleasant boat as runs.
Her officers are among the most ex-
perienced and populer 10 commission.
Captain Jack Grammer commands,
and Nick Pennington. Sam. B. Laugh
lin and AL. Maynard are her courte-
GUS clerks. Invigorating preserip-
tions promptly filed By DIR. Golf and
his nimble assistants.
FoR LoUIsvILLE.--The peerless
and popular Tarascon, the very syn.
onym of beauty. grace and elegance
is the regular mail line packet fol
Louisville at PM. to-day, upon the
arrival of the mail train, and 10 really
unrivaled in speed and in splendid
and luxurious appointments. Capt
Elijah Hollcroft, skillgul and com
petent gentleman, commands, an'
r Miles d. Warren and Phil. BeverIl
do the honors of the Office.
! For GRANDvIEW.-The fee steam
er Pine Bluff leaves at 3 M. to daS
for Grandview. in charge of thos
excellent gentlemen, Capt. Lafayette
Elder, John A. Adams and Robel
Adams. She has pleasant passenge
accommodations.
: FoR BOWLING GREEN.-The neI
< and excellent steamer Evansville WI
q, return to Bowling Green at 4 PM, t.
day. and has choice cabin and sta
o room accommodations. Capt. ). Y
Q Combs, an accomplished gentleman,
in charge, and VIM. holland and Lee
pold Kahn are her clerks, and passe
gers and shippers will receive eve
proper attention.
FoR HENDERsoE.-The feet al
tn favorite Fayette will leave promptly
- BPM. to-day. for Henderson and "
|. landings, in charge of those pleasa
- and clever gentlemen, Capt. A.
J . Durland, Jas. I'll. Letcher and Jer
Boyle.
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PHALON'B - PAPMIAE LOTION /"
Fer Beautlfying tho Skin and Conn
plexiOn.
Removes all Eruptions, Freckless PIN,
pies, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., and renders
the ska s0Tt. fair. and blooming
For Ladies in the Nursery IL 1S invalu'
FOR Gentlemen after Shaving it has no
hPaphian Lotion" Is the only reliabl
remedy for diseases and blem1snes OF Shs
Skim