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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19

ExrRAoRnISARy SroRY.-A Peters.
burgh Virginia paper states that negro
woman IN thai town was taken on Sanday
with vomiting and threw up an animal
resembling In form dog-about IN inch
and halt long-with tail. ears and every
thing else. excep, hair belonging TO the
canine race. On Sunday rhe woman was
seized with another vomiting it. and threw
up four animals of the same description As
the Que thrown up on Saturday. They
were alive when thrown up and have been
preserved in spirits.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19

WEST PoINT AcADEMY-The Annual
examination Of Cadets Of The Military A.
cademy at West Point. says the Baltimore
Sua.was expected TO close on W.dneSday,
last. The graduating class numbers forty.
one, AMI the entering cfass ninety>two -
Last yea.. The graduating class did MT ex-
ceed thirty. The examination was condnc-
ted by beard OF officers, of which Mai
Gen. Scott was President. and The prof,
cheney ofthe pupils was tested by vigor-
Gus iuqniry into all the branches taught.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-19

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01

! srd .r,os There Is good demand for new crop
New. Orleans Molasses AZ Improving prices-for AS
hills sana, the only lots in market unsold 20 is
o4ared and % asked 20 hhds old crop sold at 22 .
! r,ss and 30 Cube 81 By auction 80 bbs old
e,on New Orleans sold p! cents, cash. The market
Tor Coffee Is very firm the recent large transactions haV
nc considerably reduced the stock The sales since our
last include $500 bags Brazil parr from second hands
:. a cents and 500 Lsguayra- 2 mos.
METALS Since The large transactions in Missouri
pig cad noticed last there mas been nothing done
the principal holder il firm Al cents New Sheathinr
Copper remains steady % cents. mos 5000 ii. Old
sold few days since at Il Clct, cash.
TALLOW-Thc market is without change and we
have only notice sales of 10000 Z prime, in small
lots. at Il cents, cash
TOBACCO-kentucky remains inactive and we have
no sales TO report The besides include 100
cases Connecticut Seed Leaf 9Gl0i cents and p do
Florida Segar Leaf % 30, cash. part for export No
thing done in Foreign.
BEESWAX-we notice GALES Of 1900 r.. Northern
Yellow az 30 cent? cash.
WOOL.-Saes have been made o. go bales Mexican
at II cents 50 do Rio Grande private terms and
several lots Fleece and Pulled together about ouUUo ID
within our range.
SAIT-There have been sales OF 700 sacks Liverpool
Fine and IS lasts Cadz private terms-the latter sup
posed about 30 cents months, and the former al some
improvement on previous rates
SFEDS-Thc market Tor The various descriptions is
very nuiet Clover since the large sales noticed week
ago has been held firmly chiefly at II cents for best
quality.
s1iNs-A lot Of s4C0 RIO Hache Goat has been sold
on terms not made public
HEMP-The market is quiet, and since our last no
sales have come TO our knowledge.
HlDES-The only sale have to report is 500 sailed
New Orleans, on private terms.
HoPs.-sales have been made Of so bales first sort
Eastern at % cents. which decline and 20 do West
ern in lots - as cash By auction, 81 bales Western
sold al 20i ago cents. cash.
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DIED

On Sunday morning the Both inst after short Illness,
aged Ga, Mr. JAMES Cow native OF Fieshlre, Scot
land.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
pectuy invited TO attend his funeral this Monday) after
noon from his late residence l65 sixthavenue, at 3
o'clock.
ON the oath William a. Warner, &c.
18th John Murray, 30.
On the 9th JONATHAN HARMED, soldier OF the Re.
voluiion, aged go
A, Albany 2Sth Mr.. Elizabeth. widow of Lyman Root
Caharine A. daughter OF Nehemiah Pratt 6.
At Manchester n. H. 2lst Henry c. Denison, of this
city. 20
i, Rochester, 26th Sophia E. widow of Dr. A. Col.
man. "a
At lie Roy, 2lst, jain Van War;, 81:
~ Pouehkcepsc, 23d, Conrad F. Miller. 35.
At Lima, (Nch) VIM. a. l.. Shaw, formerly OF Seneca
Falls n y
Al his residence in Sharon schoharie county, on the
morning of the Goth inst. Hon. WILLIAM BEEKMAM,
aged 75. He rect Of the Revolution, having in
the lac, part when quite boy, served as clerk TO
the hero, Colonel Marinus Willett, TO whom ne was
much endeared. Though deficient in early education,
having never been to choo! more than six months he
became merchant the early OF l6 years, aud con-
tnued such connecting that business with agriculture
till bis death About the 1872 ne was elected state
Senator and served four years IN That nen dgnhd STA
ton When Schohare county organized in 1875. he
appointed By that patriot Gov Geo Clinton 10 the
office of first Judge OF the Court of Common Pleas IN
that county and served in that capacity till the remodel
ing of the Constitution in 1921 and was afterwards ap
pointed 10 the responsible Office from time to time
ill 1925
At schoharie, on the 2ith inst JABEZ w. THROoP,
Esq in the Doth year OF his age Judge Throop was one
OF our Oldest inhabitants, having resided in this village
for the last fifty years He County Treasurer nearly
twenty I'VE years and Postmaster tor nearly the same
length time He has Also been Justice of the Peace
and Judge of County Court and at the time OF
his death President of Washington County Temperance
Society. in which he took deep interest lie was
one Of the most public spirited Of citizens and fore
in all that per,aned the welfare and prosperity
of the community in which he lived.
On the 18th ut at Paris, France Mrs. CLARA B. CAT
LIN wife o.; George Can Esq the eminent Traveller, so
distinguished for his researches into Indian antiquities OF
America and so universally known and respected in
Europe aud his native country, the United States OF
America.
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MARRIED:

In Washington City on Monday morning, November
oath BY Ri Rev. Bishop Lee. 5. ABBOTT LAWRENCE
OF Boston, to SALLY ericsson, daughter OF tie late
Nathaniel Bunker, Esq.
At Poushkeepsie 23d, DR.. Joseph Lapham to Mary G.
Woollcy Goth VIM. Mcrurck, OF this CITY, to tmelne
l. BIoomield 22d. Thomas Crosey to Ruth Francisco;
Goth George P. Shafer Cornelia Hart 22d ut John
G. Sincerbox 10 Catherine Lounsbe
At Shawangunk. goth inst. Gilbert Dubois 10 Maria Dill
AT Matteawan 25th Abraham Van Size TO Adene
Mackay.
AT lie Roy 28h, Rodolphus Gleason to Abigail Holmes.
A. Rochester 25h Robt Cha-tars TO Sarah Mildly 22d,
John Seylechran TO Mrs Margaret Garrett 21th Chas.
Radcliffe 10 Mary Ann Calister
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
H For Sales of Socks, &c. see Fourth Page.

e For Sales Of SOCKS &c see Fourth Page
SATURDAY. P. NJ
AZ the Board to-day, Reading Railroad ad
vaneed I North American Trust Co. !: ; Norwich and
Worcester Railroad and Canton Co. /, Penn. Bonds
Harlem and Mohawk Railroads, New Orleans Canal Co
and Morris Canal closed AT yesterdays prices Long
Island and S,onington Railroads declined /. and Farm
ers Trust Co. l.
There has been considerable business transacted
foreign bills for transmission by the Boston Of
the let December. The market quotations for bills on
London l0SGl0st though there have been some bills in
the market at 7.G7s. On Paris quote at 5c27. q
3.2os Amsterdam $685. Hamburg s. 635i, Bremen
1919
The Bank of Baltimore has declared dividend
ofthree per for the las, half year The Westmiu
'.et (Md) Bank senliannual dividend of three and
half per cent.
Resolutions TO put the Bank OF Tennessee in liz.
uds,ion and TO spplyt capital as is realized 10 the
formation OF sinking fund Tor the redemption OF the
State debt, were read in The Senate of that State on the
h ns, and made the order of the day for the 18th of De-
cember next
Exports from port of New York 10 Grea, Britain,
from 22d Nov 10 18th
Flour, bb!s. ...l5.7la Turpentine. bSls-- 4,5ll
Wheat bushels....... 20149 Wool. balss-----. 20
Soston bales. S2i Corn, BUSH lo,OOU
Flax Seed, iierccs..-.. 600
Commerce of the Port OF New-York for the week
ending November n, ls45:
EXPoRTs
IN american vessels. 93l 81
1A'o9eisn vessels 5000 VI
Totsl Si2',2es 40
The numbe Of arrivals a; this Por, for the week
ending Nov.7 was o. OF which 10 were American The
number Of cesrances was 80 of which % Aneri-
can Tons cleared, 7,29S. Passengers arrived $50
The Canals of this Stale were all closed BY the
COD weather Of yesterday and the night before. There
" undOubtediy large quantity Of Flour ahoa,, which
WIZ nave to come By Railroad and other land conveyan.
ees, as tar as Albany at least.
Hon. Asher Tyler, OF Seneca Falls, has been Sc,
ecsed as the agent of the NewYork and Erie Railroad
company to examine and procure titles TO the land
which the road is 10 be constructed The Seneca Falls
10ureF says: We congratulate the people along the
me upon having capsule, honorable and hishmirded
man 70 transact business with and if the Company
'0rtunase N all thsr appointments they will econ
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Things in philadelphia.
correspondence of The Tribune.
Pun Anr, rur, Nov 30 lsiJ.

correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 80. lei3
we have had, since my last, a fair specimen OF
I'D Winter upon On Saturday morning our ice mer'
hsnts serving from their carts ice over one men IN
bjckness made the night previous at Lemon h ABOVE
rnrmount. Las, evening about o'clock, we were Viz
ted for two hours with fall OF snow wheh inc s'is
home forth bu at an early hour this morning again be-
IN 10 fall and continued for several hours when the
yes,her moderated and rain took the place oil snow,
which is falling up to the hour OF closing
For the past two days We have had no MAJ! South
Of Norfolk Virginia. which is somewhat provoking Ia
these times of excitement. There now tao mails
due from each of the Southern cities.
The posts OF the Magnetic Telegraph from Harris
burch are all UP as far Third and Dock On
urdsy some wag posted advertisement, upon the front
OF the Grard Bark for ab!eooded active men, TO
supernlend the work, preerTng those who couid T'ii
upon the application 10 be made 10 'Se-hno"n
lottery dealer the Exchange. Inc HilaF tre'c"
considerable sport
The Stock Market on Saturday was heavy through
out and prices somewhat receded from the co'e Oh '-t
previous day. Pennsyvania tves' 10 Ine sn ~ ~
T3s hid "a asked Texas Notes Were firm at % and
yer Cen, Bonds n, 3si Reading Bonds sold az ~
while the shares closed al oe.,Ine u a0, ;i ,3s
with sales Of 6]2 The market closed at 5Ot' "'t JgS
asked Wilmington Railroad fell OF ], selling a! 2"s
The market however, shows decided Improvement
from Monday aei IL.
be commenced in ihis city by Morton McNichae and
John W. forncy. Esqs.
Eighteen tide-waer boats arrived last evening
from Delaware City laden with wheat hour coal uii'
Yer iron &c The navigation it is feared, viii soon be
Interrupted with ice thus stopping the receipts Of the
above important staples from the interior
An important public meet ne VIII be held at the Aiu-
ssurn in this city the 10Th December OF the citizens
NJ philadelphia in favor OF the immediate construction
nj a railroad from Harrisburg TO Piitsburg.
TIE Bazaar Ball, Cor the benefit of the Acade-
nv of Fine of in the large saloon ct the
Museum on Thursday evening next, will be one OF the
most brilliant things of the kind witnessed in this
civ The tickets S. EACH and several hundred have
already been disposed OF.
The Native Eagle and Native American Advo-
cate two Native daily papers. come out tomorrow
morning united in one sheet.
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. SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


Packet ship Albany Crawford, 81 de- fm Havre, mdse
10 WIN Whitlcck.
Packet chip Utica Hewitt, from Havre 10Th Oct, mdse
10 Boyd and Hiucken The Uuca mas experienced cou
tinued Westly gales
Ship Orphan new Urquhart "a hours from Ssybrook
in ballast, 10 Tyson & judah.
Ship Manchester. (new) Tyler, ~ hours from say
brook in ballast. to Ralph Vose.
Ship Elizabeth Ellen. new Tyler, 10 hours from say.
brook. i'll ballast, 10 Ralph Vose.
Bark Eugenia Biscoe from Vera Cruz, Nov 5th specie
hides, &c to Hargous Brothers & Co
Brig Washington Dyer, II DIS FIN Addison, Me, lumber
to Badger & Peck.
Brig Mary Perkins, Chase, 10 hours I'm New Bedford
in ballast 10 master.
Brig Martha Sanger, Duncan, from Thomas'on, lime
to master.
Brig Porto Rico, senter, from Quincy Mass granite
Br brig Belfast, Mckinney, Is days from ST Vincent In
ballast TO Middleton s. Co.
Schr Pocasset Coffin Lubec, Me, llsh.
Schr Gazele, Lewis, Stoninston. IN ballast.
Schr Pioneer Nickerson, Gloucester, hsh
Schr Ion. Nickerson. Portland. Me, fish.
Schr James Lofand, Clark, Philadelphia, fish
Schr Dorcas, Smith Lubec. Ne, plaster.
SchriHoward. Godfrey, Bangor, lath
Schr Andes. Sears. Norfolk, corn, bound to Dennis
Schr Sea, Jones, Quincy, Mass, granite
Schr Italian, Showers Bangor, lumber.
Schr Adelaide, Stackpolc Norfolk, mdee.
SchrsWm Henry, Wade, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Louisiana Low Prince Edward, Island, potatoes
Schr Susan. Lester, New London
Schr Louisa Beaton Cushman' New Bedford oil
Schr Alvarado, Harding, Calais, lumber.
Schr Jasper Howes Boston, mdse.
Schr susan, Holmes Plymouth, ndse.
SchnRenown. Lowell, Boston. ndse.
Schr William Wixton New Bedford. oil.
Schr Gulnare, Spaldng, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Hurd. Ems Tnumsston. lime.
Schr Orecian. Eerrck, Mschias. lumber.
Schr Sea, New, Reed, from Tobasco via Charleston
DAYS loswood 10 Meyer s. Stucken.
Schr Delta, Bailey Portsmouth, Nh, potatoes.
Sch Spartan Bearse, Kingston, Mass, fish.
Schr Li.,!e Mary. Lord, Portland. potatoes.
Schr Harp New Bedford in ballast.
Schr Glendore. Reed Bangor lumber.
Schr Fortune, Coombs. Thomaston lime.
Schr Irene, Bryant Calais lumber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

:, Vincent Nov - Bark Chancellor OF Maven, unc.
Vera Cruz Noy 5-Berk Ann Louisa. Wilson, hence,
arr 3lst Oct U 5 John Adams, Com Mcclure, TO SAL
sth Nov for Pensacola.
Honolulu, Sept Arr French whale schr Orion, fun,
and bound home; Eng bark Cowltz, Heath, Coumbs
River The American brig Chenamus was IL The river
and Also swedish brig Bull Brem brig Express. reports
u shin Warren sailed early in July for this port via
California; L 5 ship Levani, Paige, from Caso
ship Portsmouth Montgomery whale ship South AMER.
Ca Sould from NV. via Laheina q month out 2loO
this season Eng brigs Euphema, from China Tepie,
from liverpool Sailed Aug q Am bark Loulon Crosby,
for Columbia River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01

REV C. T. ToRREY.--A correspondent OF the
Boston 7rarer has recently paid visit this gentle
man in his cell at Baltimore lie describes him as LOOK
ing very feeble and in extremely i'll heath-so much so
that he cannot labor Some OF Torreys friends are
making effort to release him. but this cannot be done
until the sum Of $500 has been raised TO remunerate
those who los, their slaves through his influence.
e The body Of man was discovered in field
at Sushnells Basin near Rochester on Tuesday with
marks OF violence which induced the suspicion that muir
der had been committed. From papers found in his
pocket his name was ascertained 10 be Martin Merlin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01
Balls.

SCOTTISH GUARD MILITARY BALL
WILL place klbos S.oon Tuesday, Deem
w Der ,. Dodworths celebrated Band " Ill be IN attends
anc. Tickets may be- prucured OF he comnuec-Capt A.
c. Castle, S8l Broadway; Lieut. Mel cod. Coruandst,
Lieut. McLeary NJ Becker s.; Q NJ Linen, Ia FlIoni
Serge Thomas and Svrg't Hag, To- Mercer; Scrg Wm
Wallace and w. q. Cunningham so Broadway.
n26 3leUdis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01

COTTON-ln our statement OF the market made on
the 2d inst we mentioned that the effect OF the uniavor
able brought by the Britannia was to cause an u,
mediate decline of cent at which this market closed
heavily on Saturday last On Monday in this week prices
were sill under the influence OF the foreign intelligence
and every symptom OF farther decline was apparent
Offers at low figures made. and in some few
were accepted but the majority OF holders withdrew
from the market and seemed determined TO wait the
farther developments OF accounts from the South. the
more particularly So the sales made ei, heavy loss
TO the owners OF the Cotton. On Tuesday, however,
the weather changed materially and gave indications of
speedy closing OF the canals and rivers This brought
numerous manufacturers into town. who commenced
purchasing their winter supply freely, and improve.
ment a, once took place. good demand has been the
consequence during the whole week. and an improve
ment price of from &c. to &C. thus reganine all the
decline caused by the last steamers advices The sales
for the week full 1900 bales and the market
closes to-day very firmly the following quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01
w Sword.,. .l,,,r,c,,-P,

II Swords's Administrators Alrnasaek for
1916 and Annual Register containing lists OF me bshops
and Clergy win full statistics OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church U s. together with isl Of the English lsh,
Scotch aud Colonial B!shops &C. &c. Just published by
dir ~ STAMFORD l. SWORDS, % Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In ship Utica from Havre-Mr Glover. lady and two
children: Miss Glover, Miss Glover. Mast Glover
Miss f Clements Mr.. De Liezac, Mr. Felix Donjo, Mons
La Able Chambige-l25 in the Storage
In ship Albany. from Havre-Mrs Charles Picot and
Caroline Picot-75 in the seerage
In bark Eugen;a from Vera Cruz-Cspt Mcclure
and lady Mr. Francis Johnson, bearer ofdespatches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01

Nov ls lat 49, ion 8 saw Brshp London steering WsW
Nov 10 saw large ship ashore on Carysiord Reef lat
20 about 20 miles South OF Cape Florida with seve-
raj wreckera around herper bark Eusens al this port
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RELOW
SPOKEN. &c.

Ships Nathaniel Hooper. from Cronstsdt; Agnes. I'm
from, Europe Also, | bark and bHss. Wind North
East, with thick and fosgy werther.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01

~ Gourn,d', Italian Soup, for the OF Pun
ples Freckes Tan Saowness Eupions, aud all skin dis
hguremen,s the only depot u Wakerst Isl Store FROM
Broadway so cents a cake. Grecian Hair Dye, Pegetab
Liquid Rouge for crimsoling Lips and Cheeks; Poudre
Subtitle for eradcaing supeuo, HAIR, without INJURY TO
the skin Lily IIhite for instantly scattering redness and
Pushes from the face Acoustic drops for curing
&C. The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Gourauds
be found only bear in mind ct 81 Wakerst LIST Store
FROM Broadway.
AGENrs.-E b. futile, Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia
jordan, Milk-sL Boston; Carleton Co. Lowell Ives,
Salem; w. Gerrsh New Bedford; Guild Bangor Bliss
Springfield Green Co. Worcester; Myers, Ncw-Haven
dl II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01
BY This MORNINGS MAIL.

II No mail this morning South OF Philadelphia,
SD oope South OF Norfolk since Friday Such failure
ST mi. time is peculiarly vexatious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01

q BEEHM.N's ORIGINAL GESulSE PuLMoSIc SYRUP,
for tho r Consumption, Colds, Coughs Diseases o.
the Lungs liver Complaint and Dyspepsia This eXtraor
binary me universally conceded TO be one OF ne
greatest discoveries Of the age and Is daily employed
and Recommended by the most eminent physicians Its
VICE spread celebrity has called forth some ofihose base III
ter pts at imitation which the desperate Will, IN viola
nIn Of all right frequently resort protected IN Their gross
eneavors imposition by their reckless and Irresponsible
Character.
Particular caution should therefore be taken, in every in
stance to yet Syrup genuine. As there il but one great
remedy kind the Proprietor deems II bis Imperative
duty thus plainly put the public on their guard against
purchasing any but the Original Genuine tumonc Syrup.
prepared and sold in this cy only at his old established
oce No z9i Corland-st the South sde door be-
low the corner Of Greenwich-st ~ n2@u
CRUELTY TO HUMANiry.-Nesrly six thousand years
have pas sed and men, all through ume Obliged 10 endure
the sorrows attendant the of anldOte 10 subdue
pAns aud restore in extreme cases OF re &c Dial
eys Mag ca Pain Extractor late discovery, Is proved
VI pain healer and II has drawn form
ihe ;reacherv aud OF TO pretend they have the
same, while it IS false. The life and sUierings o! many
must paw the forfeit; but 10 guard against it somewhat H.
Daley will be written every true box. General Depot
Tor The United States for the sale OF The above sve Is Us
FuIlon.s, Sun Building, n. Y. NO DIS
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INST PUBLIsHED-PRIcE 30 CENTS.

|,oTsTrpaTf0S fCostIyenes. mot OILY totally over.
u come bur also completely destroyed witnou H s
either Purgsiives Injections or Baths, by .,stu
NJ -r-rsble and Infsline Means recently CISCO eIed
n france followed By numerous CeTthcsss rum oe'o
raed Pysic;rns and BY aIiestaons from oe Pe'H' u
This Work in English IS printed IN Paris PGoshea 81
the Na,ions Depot wAsToS, OF Pa No: ~ Ms.en
lsa- N-w-Yorh and sold by all b2oAseue,s anu ~ :
/JgO n WILLIAMS, "a EIchange-plsce, has
U coorea Saitns and SaIin Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons
black and colors, of various widhs crap, Esz ous
- oh-r T-lvets: Cashnrres Reps tne GInghsIns snc
,5.r re. goods Lace. Camorics, embroidered Collars
and Chemsert-s, ana muslin tnmlnnesi green caesei
os for thread and needle stores; gens ricn CraVats
go ~ o. ~ NJ eo1sf
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e Reader there many preparations offered you Tor
curing Scur and Dandu and prevent hair falling out
TO mosten the hair and give beautiful appearance Some
offered by quacks Others by artists in airof the form
nothing need be said among the latter PHALoN Stands
peemnent His chemical hair lnvgorator, by its intrinsic
merit, is gaining popularity TO be surpassed. dl