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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02

ARREST OF JOE SMITH, THE MORMON PROPHET
We have received the following letter acquaintng
us OF the arrest of Joe Smith, which we publish as
il was received:-
Dixon, Illinois, June %, ls43.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
DEAR SIR,
hasten to inform you of the ARRIVAL in our town,
this afternoon, Of the far famed Joseph Smith, who
was captured this afternoon few miles from this
place by the Sheriff OF Jackson county, Missouri,
charged with treason against the State, advantage
being taken OF his absence from his strong hold,
while on visit TO some of his relatives in this
neighborhood. The Sheriff has been DELAYED a
short time TO await the arrival of Judge Brown of
this district, who is momentariy expected TO arrive,
with the prNence of obtaining writ of habeas
corpus, when he will probably be taken before
Judge Pope, if not he will be taken to Missouri to
be disposed of perhaps as the citizens may deem
proper He says he is willing to be tried in Illinois,
but will not be taken to Missouri
presume he has not had a revelation lately, or he
would not have been caught SO far from home,
where he has been easily taken by two men,
The mail is just closing, and have not time to
say more. s.
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Foreign ThentricaIs, sc,
Our accounts are from the 4th TO l7th June. Dru.
ry-lane and Covent Garden are closed for the sea.
son.
THEATRICAL PREMIUM.-Mr. Webster the Jesse,
of the Haymarket Theatre, has advertised his in
tention Of giving ESQ as prlze for the best five
ast comedy, Illustrative OF British manners anC
customs The merit al the comedy is to be decl
ded, on the lst of January next, by committed
formed OF dramatic authors and critics, (not com
peut0r) and actors la addition 10 the $500, th
successful author will be entitled to third OF thu
gross receipts on the twentieth, foItleth, and SIX
teth nights OF representation.
Mr. Charles Keen made his first appearance a!
Hamlet at the Hdymarket Mr.. Blackstone wa
also al the same theatre on the 18th. Stabat Mate
was performed at hsr MaJesty's on the 18th, anc
TO be repeated on the 18th. Madame VestrI'
was al the Haymarket. ii Purtan was performed
at the Princess theatre in which Madame Il. Gar
cha took part Her Majesty visited Drury Lane
% MsHday the 18th. previous TO It's closing.
A. her MdJesiy's theatre they have been perform
ing Don GOuauni in which appeared Donna
Anna, Nine Gnsl-Donna Elvira, Mdle Moltini-
Zerilna, Nine. Persianl-Don Giovanni, Sig. For
nasari -Leporelio, sig. Labache -Masetto, Sig r
Lablache-Don OuaVlo, sig Mario. After which
was presented Uor the last tune but one) the Grand
Ballet Alma; on, La File de Feu-the principal
characters by MdlIe Cero, Mesdeles. Camille Be
ulrd, GalDy, and Guy Stephan; NJ St Leon NJ
Gosselin, VI. GouIiet, W. O'Bnen, M Veneira, NJ
Berram, NJ CouloD, and IA Perrot. The opera OF
Norma was To be performed al that theatre on the
l7th-Norma, Mad Grlsl.
MIR haywood, an actor Of Scottish celebrity wei
known ~ America, has taken the Strand Theatre
Mr.. Haywood, In opening address, reminded hI
bnther Scots Of their motto, baud theg ther :;
but IN appealing 70 them national grounds, he
MOI negectlul OF the surer and wider basis of sue
cess-puoic gratitcstios.
MAcREADY's FAREwKLJ--Drury lane closed undo
Mr.. Macready's management on Wednesday, ate
a selson the reverse OF profitable. He is about Wis
ting the United States, where he has not been ~
period Of seventeen or eghts en- years. After tn
play Of Macbeth on the latter evening "Wednesday
M. Mscready having been.repeatedy called ion
appeared ~ PLAIN dress, and addressed the aud
ence Abiding to report that the season had bee
unproductve, he said =" by a reference to my &C
counts OF COyentg garden and Drury-lane Theatres
/ fad that, even Ia this year OF unprecedented Dr.
pre- ssion aud Increased taxation, the average 81
nightly receipts il only ude below that OF my la
Coyrntg garden Sc tson, which will profit to the mat
agement, PAID E7 900 rent 10 the propnetors; Az
hat i exceeds the average OF my hrsl Covept-gdi
den season, which paid rent OF more than 10 6Ot
Fanny bissler has Just commenced an engagement
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The Of the circulation Of the Bank of England
accounted for by dminuton in tho demand for money
for commercial purposes The continued rains, with the
low temperature throughout the whole Of the month Of
Nsy has been sensby felt al the light and fancy
branches trade and in the present Of conduct
Jog the internal business Of the country the effect OF
diminished consumption passes with much rapidly
than formerly from the retail TO the Wholesale dealers
,nd manufacturers Thme IL no doubt therefore, that
he weather has had considerable influence In diminish
ing the amount OF commercial paper aont and this cor.
responds with the actual state Of the money market in the
metropolisthe rate Of money having fallen az above
The condition OF the bullion in the Golfers Of the Bank
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tcsd few days ago have vanished. and from
appearances approaching old state Of things
diminished employ nent and increasing stocks with no
profits On the whole things are very dull
bRADFoRD.-Therc a good business done to-day;
Orleans and Mernos scarce, and many manufacturers
making TO extensive orders Asmal advance too must
be noted Of various kinds. This looks well. Spinners
are doing BETTER stocks, and shade higher rates
Wool-Ihere is steady demand for this article There
is no change in the value any descriptions qualities
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DR.. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
SErrngss,c ings piastcrs.

TllESE Plasters, greatly improved,
= and having the preference OF all 9th
ers, are warmly recommended by all doc.
tors as invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the BREAST, BACK, or SIDE.
HeaknrSs and LGmeness are relieved al
once hy ,I,eir USE, anu the paris restored
TO strength and natural warmth and
health. ANY person we-~::;ng one OF these
Plasters, will be astonisned and delighted
at the comfort il affords. those threaten
ed with lang Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. IL removes the irritation of in
cipient Consumption FROM THE LuaGs TO
the SURFACE Of the body, and draws of
the internal affection. So in liver Com.
,,kai.ts, and Coughs, and Colds. Chill
dsen with WhoopiDg Cough should>a
ways have one, to prevent the cough sell
Ting on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on trial.
or For sale iu Hi borough by d Heartt;
in Oxford by George r. fsyior; in Greensbo.
rnnsh by }. & Il. Sioan--only asents.
February "a 6f--
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MYSTERIOUS.

4 GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one oil
- the most ancient and wealthy faml-
lies Of this city, New York, who must
be well known to numerous liiends, hay-
ing since ii.e yraT 1914 up TO recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined 10 his bed, has been resior-
ed to good health--has regained his natu-
raj erect posiliOn--and has quilted his
carriage. aud now walks with ease! We
believe This is the genlleman's own de-
scription as near as possible, and there is
no exaggcration in il. We will give in
quirers his address, and donht no, his iu-
name feelings will excuse the liberty; so
that any one don6fiag NAV kaow these
facts--ihough he requests his name may
not appear in print Among other SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James G. Reynolds.
l44Chrystie-stree:, has been restored. and
will give personal assurances of the facts
of his ease. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done!
gER--By the INDIAN yEGETf-
BILE ELIXIR internally. and fiEWES'
NERVE AND BONE LIEIMENT ex-
ternai!v, from Comslock & Co.
= fs s,ir IL Iiillshoromgh By -. Heart;
q ox'osd h.iti"".ge r rayl"r; in G eensbo.
osu" h. j + 4 stoa - 'aly ag"nts
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Brass and Composition
Castings,

EnR Mills, FseIorirs and olh.r purposes.
H. HE would psIii u aTly bIing 10 The salice
u MIilers and fseioIs that he makes. ier Inks
and Boxes fnr Mills. a composition which. for
durability. 10 superior 10 any other used. There
are now same Inks &c ms make which have
been 10 use 10 leayy ruanlag Mills Tor ten and
fifteen years. xhirh are yet 10 good order.
lie wir alsa attend 20 the Gun aud Loo 4.
SNIrHING business. aa
TOkrOIS SHELL COMBS repaired and po-
lished 80 40 Ia be a. 70 d - new.
Alec SILVER PLATING, 10 lie various
branrhrs
The snhscrihcr will give pnnr,ua' attention
in the above branches 81 business. His terms
viii be cash, espesialls f,r i,Ibing. Mhish must
be paid Tor before taken FUN The shop: and lie
hopes By good work manship aud punctual Al.
tenlion 10 give Satisfaction.
JOHN M. MASON
May 80. 10
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TO ALL TIE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or, Leather Rest0rer.
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, lha. skins and
Avn hides are converted into leather by
the use of Ta"nin extracted from certain
barks, sc.
When the force and strength Of the
Tannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard. dry, brittle, cracked, covered with a
crust, ~. This all know. To restore
then life. soflness, moisiness, strength.
smooihness. and remove all crust, fly, ar
blister--restore the tannin. I his SUBJ
stance the leather never can receive The
second time; but the VIII lie virtues Of IL
are in This article the OIL OF TANNIN
which penetrales the stifies, and hard
est leather, If il has been twenty years in
use; and if il tears easily with the fingers,
il inparts at once a strength that is utter.
ly incredible until seen. IL 6eeOmss ike
new leather, in all respects, with a de-
lightfnl soltness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly imperri.
ous TO particularly boots. shoes.
carriage-lops. harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made of leather, giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has. and al least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those VIII" will may wear old shoes.
groan with corns. ride with old carriage
tops--have old harness. and throw them
away half used-look filthy themselves.
and all about ,hem-expend double what
is necessary Tor articles Of leather, TO their
hearts content, If their prejudiees are so
strong thew will not try new discovery.
Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
sO- None genuine unless with the fac
simile signature Of Comstoek & Co.
tip Fur sale u .iiIsbor.ugh n. e. by D.
Heart; in oxi",d, by G"o,g- r. Taylor; ~
Greensb"r"u9',, BY ). y Il S'oan- only agents
February -. Ca
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Notice,

III aViNG qualified al August Term, 1913, az
III the County Cont Of Orange, as adm, is.
traitor on the estate &c Col HERB RT SIMMS,
deceased, all rsons indebted TO said esla e
are hcr,hyr qmired to come forward and mai c
immediate payment, as no indulgence will lie
given; AID all persons having claims against
aid estate are hereby tequired 10 present them
for payment, duly auth, niicaud, within the
time prescribed b, law. otherwise THE notice
will DC pleaded IN bar of their recovery.
G. W. JOHNSTON, .fdm'r.
September Q. 90
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SpnhH's Head ache Remedy,
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone Linimeni,
Barlllolomew's Pink ExpeclOranl Syrup,
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
KOmstOck's yermifuge.
Jasi received aud Tor sale al Ibis Office
September ). 80
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Thinning & Sheet-Iron
Business.

rfsIE subscriber wsald inlalm The citizens
i "f0rshge and the Adjoining "a ualies. hal
he has commenced the above business n ell
iis various braachrs. IN the iasa II iilllsho
r.ngh. where he intends keeping % hand an
assa1In.sat VI The above ssFrs. sf good mate.
nails and woTkmansl. p. .. II prizes Z" suit
the iimrs. he will also aIisnd 10 Culi..iaa
and Covsrins Houses. repairing Stills. and al
kinds of apper v ork, sRd repairing u all
kinda Of Metal Work.
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Notice.

GENERAL Letters II administration % the
VI estate 81 MILLS SELLERS. dee having
h~ea gFaaled 90 The ua.lrlssEnsd by The i,euFl
..fPieas aad Garter sessions far Orange enaa-
~. August Teaa. Is45 al persons iadeb'ed 20
ihs sad estate are hereby noiiiisd To make
paymeaI. and those having claims against the
estate 20 eresent thrm wi'hin the time pre-
sriibed BY l'w, Or this notice wi be pIrsd in
bar ri rrrasery.
PEYTON r. MOORE. .adm'r.
September 2. So
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MOFFAT'S
Life Medicines.

IN lE Lie MrdIsimes have been used with cue.
- cess IN almost every disease 10 which man.
Md is habie, amt Tor bI.l,aus aud liver rom-
S'aIars, WITH their many well knaw attendants
h,lIi u and sick headache. pain and up
preston alter On, ais. g'ddlness, dizziness,
singing noise in the head and tats, druw.
,ness, heartburn, loss Of sppetie, wind
pasms &c. they are arknoa lodged to b. vast
supeTur to aHt ihi"g ever b. FIRE .fessd
- the pablo, AMI Tor those OF full habit al
n,dy, they viii prove invaluable /; whie ss .
!eheSai fam Y apeuenI, lot either SER, they
annul LAT, 10 eIIsuIe the unIssI sal salIsidc
I0a.
The efficacy OF the Life FILLS and p ,ix
snIess u 'nnsi eeria,n, u freely giyea on the
tack at fev,r. ,nfldcnzs. measles. sore
Throat, terent Cults. with cough. and 9th
sr infl .nmatary disorders. In rheuma-
Ism and rhoric rompl, lin hey have ais"
Jerlormed III. most extraordinary rures, when
sed WITH perseverance,.
Since tue Ii 81 introduction Of Or. Moffai o
Life MrdIrines Ia his frllaw rIiizcas, they
ave 10 every Ease, f'I'y maintained The high
..haracier they 80 well deserved. Patients who
lad ior years drawn on mn. cradle existence,
and many who had lost the usenf their limbs bs
.heumaiIsm and paralysis, have been I, stored
10 health, strength aud comfort, after all the
nsual remedies had bern ionad useless. Its
astonishing and almost miraculous tf.cis
have also been experienced, 10 the cure Il
nervous AID rhsHmaiie pains oI the head and
fare, psralyii. affections contracted and stiff
oInis. giandular seedlings pains Of the chest
and bones chronic rheumatism, patpiiaiion Of
the heart. dilftRIi Tsspi aiiOa. &c,
But u ~ unnecessary 10 enumerate The ma
ny cases in which these purely vegetable me.
defines have been successful but let US in
quire. Why are tIey So universal ia their
nappy fie'tsl .-.-..--
Because they PURIFY THE BLOOD, and
thus remuyc all Cause 81 disease in the sys.
tenn.
Because they ac, powerfully up IN the secte.
tons oI The body, aud remove all Impurities AT
once
Because they do not reduce the system. hut
tins requiring M restraint irnm
pleasure ar business nur,ng then operation.
Compliant. srIsine frem vilisutd state Of
he b"Od dre easriy snbdued by The powerful
fficacy cf these miiu aHd sal. tary medicin, 8.
20 those who are obliged - travel, or Ia take
uedIrinr wiilI"Ht interrupted 'fhusiness, the
Life Mednmrs are Peculiarly useful. By mid
aud sale operation. they strike al the root VI
disease, and q",rkI, eIad, ate IT, Ike:tty pre-
'en'ing The fatal efierts TO viii, thousands
are victims.
Sold wholesale and retail by DR.. W. B. Moi.
al, 37j BroatW ay, New Y.ik
For sale also by
ID. HEARTT. age"t.
February. I. G3-
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NGEI0Hs
TO Merchants aud nhyAl-
Clans.

WNHE EahErnhFEs dsal largely - Drugs
n And MEDICINES. whs1a khsT Mlll a
Mays fasni,h u NrExsaass 49, fayEagiaAs a
Ikr iowesi mhoissa's Pssess- Assraanis SD
PhFs case she may i4tos - aIlh taeiE sFasrs
may Eesi asssrsd 4 ssaiang Ell ariiglrs ifea -
p4Ts and gfsnlnx asd 81 - .ss Efacns - - aay
eslabilshmrul - ne kaad q Ihe siais-
We take psrlraiss rare e pai - fhssa-
eiaas' srdsFs Il ssrh Mrdsriaes - ne kasH is
BE $50.
We .iss kosp rsaslaaliF - hand Painis Il
al Kiads. Dye saa6s. Misdsu Class. PFsaisEs
Iak Pefamery. Pateat Aecixiaes. Raaat, Shor.
Toalh, Dssaing. srruhhahgs aad clolhes BEnss I.
e, f4aey Ariariss. e.
TYLER. JONES & HILL.
Petersburg. Vagina.
Juae 10. ea-6m
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Seed heat.

yRHE sabscnber has fer sale saaniiiy q
- Waite seed " heat " he Lasier lind.
n Il namixrd aiih aas ether wheat. and Il. 81
eIeeileal quality. Plire 90 esnis pr hushel.
A. MIcKLE.
August 3. ss-
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ABSOLUTE HEALrALI.

IN 0fNn Trials, and Nd Rarrssslsl,
ANs@0N prove DAIsLENRc NAGl-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ineslim1ble.
II not only cares quicker. 81 gises - ID.
dili0nal pain. nor RAVES scar. Fire :
positively rendered harmless. fsl0 his
been offered six msnlhs 70 sny pefson ~
turning an empty boz. and saying shai al
agony on annointing Is nol exlrseird IN ,
few minutes. yet DOT one from thousands
aflrisls since has claimed the bonns. lls-
r.nis anxious 70 guard against general IN
iuries and saEe money, lime. torture and
life. and prevent their offspring from be-
ing dislignrrd By burns. Or eFen small
pnx puslnles. Ia possessing the enFiable
power 10 replace The erllnlar organs de-
slr0yed.l can Do - By obtaining This in
inilable salrr. Many deeply burnt cases
IN Ihe city can be seen. and one entire
face burnt over and wounded three dis
iinei times in the same spot while heal
ing. yet in no case ran be traced the least
eicalriee or mark. For al kinds Of hurts.
iis rapid. soothing effects. are alike i'm
porianE even sore ewes. all innammalions
and broken breasts would be unknown
The toilet and nursery, for CLEARING the
skin Of pimples. removing chaie. &c, will
find Il indispensable. 0nre using only
will foreVer establish for il the sovereign
heal-sll quality. Alier This notice, heads
Of families allowing iorlnres Tor months.
and ultimately distorted features. esn ne
yer wipe away reprOach, justly uttered by
disabled child, for neglec,ing 70 triumph
over fire.
"Enierpd according 10 act ef Cansrrss. A.
D 1911 by co,nslnck & Co. in the CLERK sUE
ice 81 the Disl id Coat Of the Ualed States
for the Southern District Of New York."
Frauds beginning upon Dalr,'s Magical
Pain ExlrarioS. reader IL absolutely nrcessa
nv that the name oil comsioek & Co, be fannd
on every Psrkage; for The use Of counter
iril might rum one. Do not forget 10 look Tor
thai name. and avoid il a. yea would poison,
{ Camsiock & Co.'S fac-simile il mi Oh Il
We are obliged 70 be Oh our guard against yil.
iaIny IN all place..
Bny oaly nf the ab,se iirm, whose power 10
irreF0cabls loo twenty wears
HENRY DALEY.
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III l. LSBO RO.UG II, N. {.
PuGLIsHED wEEKLv
ny DENNIS fIEAETT,

AT THREE DOLLARS a YEAR, on Two poLLAEs
FIFTY CENTS ~ rAiD IN Al VANCE.
Those who do moi give notice Of ilflr win
10 have their paper dis, oniinucd at the cSpn"-
ton Of The year, will be presumed as 'csn"s
its ontinuan,c until rount crms ndcd Aud 20
paper wall he discontinued until all arrrarap's
are paid, unless at Tie option % the luO''f' '''
Advertisements not cxrceding sixteen li"'s.
one dollar Tor Il fret, md twenty five 'e'i'
for ea'h subsequent insertion; longer ones :"
proportion. court advrrtiscmcntstae ni! is'
per cent higher. A deduction oil 50 per 'e"''
vail be maoe u aL,eftisers BY The year.
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TO FARMEg

GONE with any 81 the following products
~ 81 your farms, AID you shall have for ,h. M
1 .cr les A. 81 sh prices wig:
Corn, Beeswax, Tallow, Feathers.
A. MiCKLE.
January 10 rs
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WILLIAM NELSON.
e. M. LATIMER.
-

to- All those indebted 10 The late firm
Of Park~r 4 Melissa and 10 Mllliam Nrlsoa,
either BY mole or sreauat. are earnestly re
qaesied 20 pay sp. 40 loageF iadslgeass can
not be given.
WILLIAM NELSON.
MAY 10. IT,
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fadE ElbarFibera. haFlaE asssxlale& ahem
sEiFss "a hnsiaess nndsTGhs 6rm e NEL
son 4 LATtMEh. are Eereisiag fiam ~
AaTah she masa spleadid assosameaa e
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Spring and Summer
GOODS

ever od.rsd "a ihis maFkea. Thxis Gaeds hass
hnea ssiertsd uilh great care. aas ahtt ars
deieFmiaed q eel ihemsl - far essh. Par.
ehassrs uill d. weil % eail sd rKsriae en-
stoxk h~fore. ti.ey PaFrhass. - ne thiak -
esa sell hriier hasgains ihan have ever bsea
aGsred i This place. Please call and sxamias
Ter yeerselTea.
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HENRY DALEY.

sTFar sale 10 Marlborough. N. C., BY d.
Heart. IN Oxford. by George 2. Taylor; in
byJ SR. Sloaa- only agents.
Feb uary Is. ca
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RI Boxes hes, Fayetteville CAM
DIES,
6 Barrels prime Family FLOUR.
The ab"ve sriicles have been consigned 10
us, aud will be sold foI Cash lover t"aa the
market pri,ca
On hand, and viii he constantly kept,
supply Of the best CORN MEAL.
uIIC II Ill.
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RHEUMATISM. s.1 Nx3y3S5

p-avsy cured. end al skris<llsl nssclss saS IinIs
are restored. IN he ed q yuung. By the IxpsUs
Nhrrasax ElIxR lsb Nuvn axD BasE LaxnEsr-
Hnssa without de name q cSmssoek & CO. On IL
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BALM or coLuM6IA.fOR THE HAIR.
shIrh I'll mp i 4 Alag osa - resaure 4 - bid
places; ard On ehildrsn make i gr0w npsdy. o On
Ih0se wh0 have 81 the hair irom any case.
ALL vERMTN that infrsa ne headz &c ekldrsa
in schools are pssveaisd . klIlsd BY i II oaes.-
Find d. nam. I Nf9sMksyso o.
20 nsEa " l. Rs~rnIs ia als.y.
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IL faiigWinE tndizRsss@has GaMElF Esma-
d. mRT ~ feHaa - tAe ElIlaSs aruE SisEsS,
nna A~s4 - sFeEH eammtrT saaEe IN Ehe slAas.
he@emhrE sd arxsT 81 tkem anken 1Asy
hare ths fAo-siHaiie sisna1mns e
sJif711zTTfS0L - - uspp@z. - a do
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