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Supposed Pirate or Privateer.

Capt. Paine, of the ship Wakona, arrived in
port last evening, states that on the 18th Oc-
tober, when in sight of the Western Islands,
he was in company with the brig Speedwell,
of Cohasset, from Bordeaux, bound to Balti-
more. The next day, 18th October, being
sixty miles Westward of Fayal, was chased by
a suspicious looking topsail schooner, showing
Spanish colors, and her deck appeared to be
crowded with men. The wind was blowing
strong from the North east at the time. At
ter pursuing the Wakona for upwards of one
hour the schooner hauled her wind to the
East y ard, and gave up the chase.-N. o. Com.
Times, l6.
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Moderation.

The most confirmed drunkard we ever knew,
was an old man in the land of pumpkins,
who possessed the greatest possible adherence
for anti temperance. Having drank nine mugs
of cider at neighbours house, one evening, he
concluded to leave off pure denial by taking
another. II believe, neighbor t." says old
Guzzlefunction, "that I'll take another glass
of your cider. love good cider as well as
any body, but as for swilling it down as some
people do, 1 never could"
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by Magnetic Telegraph.
Pittsburg, Pa.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 26.
On Tuesday morning last, the steam Propel-
Ter Phoenix, bound up to the lakes with 200
passengers, was discovered to be on fire when
within II miles of Bayou.
Thirty persons took to the small boats and
were saved. The remainder were either burnt
or drowned $50 of the passengers were em-
igrating ollanders.-Portland Umpire.
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The Pictorial Brother Jonathan

WILSON & Co., of New York, have just is
sued their great Christmas and New Years
Brother Jonathan. 1t contains upwards of
seventy engravings. among which we notice a
spirited representation of the celebrated Bat
tie of Chhrubusco.. Altogether. it is a beau
tiful pictorial sheet, and richly worth the
price-l2 cents per copy.
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The Times and Mr.. Clay.

The Times of last week has an article in re-
lation to Mr.. Clay and his late speech, which
of course entirely demolishes both. 1t Isl pre-
sumed that if the friends of Mr.. Clay shall be
80 imprudent as to show him the article, he
will never dare to open his mouth again.
Such settler never was known before
Mr.. Car has grappled with the mightiest in
tellects of the age-he has entered the list
with the Calhouns and the Wrights, and al
way, has he come off victorious he has been
the Napoleon Of the intellectual world tor
more than forty years, but he has found his
Wellington at last, in the person OF the editor
of the Eastern Times. Locofocoism, which,
spite its magazines of lies, its power OF hum
buggery, has often trembled before the attacks
of the Kentucky orator, may now lit up Its
head and reioice-a champion has arisen, ca
pable of contendng successfully with its great
enemy.
The Times says that no man has stained his
hands more deeply with blood in his life than
Mr.. Clay. We ask of the Times. when and
where Mr.. Clay ever took human life Never
in one single instance. 1t is true that, driven
by the custom of the times, and by the most
outrageous insults, he once 80 far wandered
from the course he usually has pursued, as to
fight duel with John Randolph. Yet how
different was his course that occasion to
that pursued by Gen. Jackson. Mr.. Clay, in
stead of pursuing his insulter to death, en-
braced the first opportunity to renew their
friendship. While Gen. Jackson deliberately
shot his opponent after the pistol of the latter
had been discharged without effect. Yet the
Times will not say word against that act of
jackson, and will cry out bitterly against any
one who does.
The Times, too, anxious as much as possible
20 injure Mr.. Clay, revives other ISLANDERS
which have been set afoat by the hell-hounds
of the most corrupt party that ever disgraced
this or even any other country, all things con-
sidered But these ISLANDERS need no refuta-
tion-the spirit that dictated them and that
now keeps them alive, is too apparent to allow
them to have any effect on the minds of candid
and honest men. The name and the memory
of Henry Clay will live when his slanderers
shall have long since been food for the worms,
which they so much resemble, and when their
names shall have persisted, or live only in con-
nection with their crimes. The name of Hen
ry Clay will live, his memory will be cherish
ed, and the noble stand he has now taken
against the mad desire of conquest, against
the extension of slavery, will render his name
and memory more sacred than they would
have been but for this last noble act. Henry
Clay will be remembered, not as Southern
statesman, but as the american statesman, as
one who sought the good of the whole coun-
try, North and. South. Who wished not to
advance the particular interests of one section
to the injury of another. He will be remem-
bered, too. as one who wished not to infringe
on the rights of any other country, though
the foremost to defend our own.
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article, and fixing the duty at ten per cent
instead OF 20 per cent. as claimed.
II. Weld Fuller for the plaintiff
p r. Rantoul, Jr., District Attorney of the
United States, for the defendant.
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF B A T H.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %.
ARRIVED

Ship South Carolina, Owen, Cadiz.
Schs Odd Fellow, Beals; Watervile, Cove; Susan
Benjamin. Bearee, and Mary, Eastman, Boston,.
CLEARED.
Briggs Natahnis, Fitch, Havana; Francisco, Smith,
do-Schs Montezuma, (,r) Fitzgerald, St Johns, NB.
Jeweit, Jeweit, Portland.
SAILED, Ships Cybele, (new) Child, Vera Cruz;
Medallion, new Houdette, do--Brig w Moncure,
(new) Titcomb, Key West-Schs President Jackson,
Leigh, Boston Somerset, Hnkley, do; Louisa, Blinn,
do Phelon Hinkiey, do Advent Poole, do; Easter
STAR Noble, Salem.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 49,
ARRIVED.
Schs Caroline. Soule, and Orient, Webb, Boston.
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Eliciting an idea.

Two Dutchmen. living opposite each other,
who had for many years been in the habit OF
smoking by their door sides in silence. at
length broke forth into the following dia-
logue: "What sort of wedder you tink it will
be to-day, neighbor" The other, after two
or three hasty puffs y: "Well, l don't know,
what sort of wedder you tink it will bes''-
The first, somewhat nettled 81 tink it will be
such wedder as you tink it will be-" The
other, acquieseingly: "Well, tink SO too
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANs-Ar 18th, ships Dadem, Tucker,
Corunna, AZ; Remittance, Marshall, and Monmouth,
Paine, Bordeaux, 40; barque Rothscbld, Huntington,
Vora Cruz, 7h inst; 18th, ship Dogenes, Sylvester,
Rio Janeiro, Cd ut. Cid 18th, brig G w Kendall,
Pinkham, Vera Cruz Towed to sea 18th, ship Born
holm barques Claremont, and Lowell. Adv ships
Amazon, Murray, for Havre, wanting $50 bales; Yer
mont, for Boston, half cargo engaged; Columbian.
Memyman, do do Hargrave Bailey, for York, ldg.
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Those who are in want of Books and
Stationery will please read friend SAwyER's
Advertisement.
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A lady's maid, who was about to yoke her.
self with the stud-groom of noblenan issar
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II A s s E &c Il II s j..

In the Cybele for Vera Cruz, Mrs Child Captains
wife); Capt X M'Kown and ndy, of this city C M
N Cooper, Of Bangor.
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Liverpool, wrote to a friend to say that Mr.
Bichard was about to conduct her ITO the high
mental halter"
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Hr Our Shipping List will appear tomorrow again
in its usual form.
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Some years since, Gen. Caleb Gushing made
speech in Newark, N. j., we believe, in
which he talked of "driving the whole loco
foco party into the Pacific Ocean," the AL
bany Evening Journal thinks that if the gen.
eral has not succeeded in that project, he has
at least led the Massachusetts portion of it to
head waters of the Salt river!
An honest Dutchman meeting village NJ.
D. one morning, the following dialogue en-
sned:
"Goot mornin', Doctor !"
"Good morrow to you, Mr.. Schmidts"
"Any body unwell down your way!'
"Yes Mr.. Jones'"
"Oh, mine Got Doctor, vot ish de matter
vid Mr.. Joness"
He's SICK
" Seek, seek, ish dat all. Thought he had
a feper or something's"
Why is the editor of the Louisville Jour
nails career through life like celebrated tune !.
Because it is the rogues' march, Alaban,a
Flag. ....
Why will the editor of the Flag, at the close
of his career through life, be like tune of
Paganini'sl Because he will be "erscuted o.,
a s:ugle string. Louisville Jo,r.
rs Prentice, somehow, always comes off best
4 these encounters.
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DAILY NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MONDAY MORN, NOV. 20, t,47.

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Almanacs, Almanacs.
1913. -.

- OBERT B. THOMAS' Almanac, Rcbins0n's Al
~ manac, Family Christian Almanac, Browns Al F..
manac, and the COMIC Almanac, for sale at
SAWYER'S BOOKSTORE.
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wThere is nothing later from the seat of

war.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-27
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Or Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
PHYSICIANS in different parts of the Union.
ms IS TO certify that we, the Undersigned Physicians
OF tne city o Albany have in prescied
Dr I"wnsend's SarsapailIa, aud believe il he one Of
me most valuable preparations of the SarsapaTa in the
market.
H. r Pulling, NJ. D., J.Wilson MD, r. b. Brgas,M.D
I =, " Eimehdorf, M. ID. Albany. April /, AS.
Inc following is from Of the most respectable ply.
siGIdhs on Long Island: Greenport, July 10, ls4G.
Ut lownsenl-Dear Sir: 1t is with satisfaction that
say 70 you, that have recently Witnessed in several
gases me most beneficial results from your Extract Of
afsaparia Being engaged il the practice medicine,
nave prescribed II IN several cases, and without
oeheht. IN h9 renewal OF diseases arising de-
ranged state OF the digestive organs aundice &C. far
AGteds anything oil the kind betore offered the
Fuouc' Kou will please send ne two dozen, &C.
n"eSpeGuuly yours, :. Z. PRESTON MD.
PnnclPal office, l26 Fulton ST., Sun Building,
view fork-Reiding IL Co. No. s State st. Boston-~J.
@htEN d co. and Nj. b. GREEN Worces and by
principal druggists generally throughout the u Saef
west Indies. and the Canadas.
Nohe genuine unless put in the large square bottles
Mnch contain quart and signed with the written sigma
tute OF . +. TOW NSEND and his name blown on the
s'"Ss' ly6 Feb s.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDIcINr

Dr Iownsend's Ssrsapara is a sovereign and speedv
cure ior incipient consumption barrenness ieucorrba
or whites obstruced difficult menntf ua ncon,In
ence Of urine or involuntary discharge thereof and r
ne general prosiration OF the system-no matter wbeh
or "e result OF inherent causes produced by irregular
No,hng can De more surprising than its nvigoratipg
enscts upon the human frame. Persons ali weakness
aha ssuae before taking H. once become robust ana
full Of energy under its Influence Il immediateo c
Abe great cause Of barrenness ' 0" 10
~ WIN NOT De expected Of in cases Of 20 dellca,e
naIue 70 exhibit certificates cures performed bnt ,y
can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF cases have hse
:" u.s. several cases. where families have been
without children after using few bottles OF This inyal,
ape have been blessed with healthy Offspring
-. townsend MY wife beng greatly distressed by
ana general debility, and suffering continually
" pam anl sensation OF beMing down. falling of he
WOMB ana win other difficulties, and having known
cases where your medicine has effected great cnres md
also nearing u recommended such cases as have a..
scriped obtained bottle Of Extract of sarsapnrIe
ana followed me directions you gave me. In shor, be-
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DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.

ldE MOSI EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
ms EXTRACT is put up in QUART BOTTLES; il
Is sr times cheaper, pleasan ier, and warranted 81,
perlor to any sold II cures diseases without pointing
Purglng, stcken1ng, or debihfotins the patient
The great beauty and superiority of his arsanar;Ila
over all other remedies is while il eradicates dseases
nvigoraes the body
HhaS performed more than IL, 600 cures this year
1000 CURES OF DYSPEPSIA
1oOO CUkES OF GENERAL DEBILITY, and wan,
OF Nervous Energy. ~ a.
5000 FEMALE COMPLAINTS and over
1000 CURES OF DISEASES
Of the Blood, viz: Ulcers Scrofala Ervsinel.s 81,
hheum, Pimples on the face &c &C. together with mn
merous cases OF Consumption, Liver Complaints SnnaI
Anections, &c This, we must appear incred
oe but we have letters from pm yscians and our
rom all paris of the United Saies info ming MS Of
traordinary cures +. Van Buskirk, Esq one Of The
most respectable Druggists in Newark New Jersey in
forms US mat he can TO one hundred ana
nifty cases IN that place alone There thousands of
cases in the City Of New York which we win refer ~
with pleasure, and to men of character well known
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riod il removed her complaints and restored her to
health. Being grateful tor the benefits she received.
take pleasure in thus acknowledging it, aHd recommend
ing il to the public. NJ. d. MOORE,
OF Grand and Ly dius-sis.
Albany, Aug II, 1874.
DR. TOwnsend-To all whom this may concern: This
is certify my wife bottle OF your Sarsa
para previous her confinement under The most alarm
ing aud delicate circumstances, being troubled with the
dropsy swelling fthe feet, affections, and very
much debilitated. With my peTsuasnn and lbe recon-
mendaton of those who had used it, ,he induced 10
try II, with little faith and suffice il to say, the
medicine had the happy ami desired effect. not only i'll
the hours OF confinement, hut a er the expiration Of one
week of It's the dropsy and affection gave
way to an astonishing degree and her health is now bet
Ter lhan II has been for long time previous.
Ii this will be of any service YOU or any one who
doubts the success of the medicine you entirely well
come to it, subscribe myself your most o5edent and
Obliged servant, S S. JAMESON.
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BROOKLYN. Nov %. 1876. BENIN "HhAS' M D.
ALMOST A MIRACLE

Read the following. and doubt If on can hat Con-
sumption cannot he cured THIS is only ofthe sev
eral hundred cases that TowDsends sarsaparlla has
cured:
Brooklyn, Sept IA, 1896
Or Townsend-Dear Sir: was taken a lille over n
year ago with severe cough and my side. Ii in.
creased on me very fast indeed. was pronounced BY
physicians TO have the quick consumption raised large
qnahtes OF had matter, had night sweas, and sinking
very fast my doctor said he conld do nothing for me-
went TO the Hospital in hope of being benefited but was
pronounced there ncui able. was now grea Nv dis
tressed at the lungs and could hardly breahe soon he
came emaciated and expected to die was confined TO
my BED, and was obliged TO have watchers indeed
cannot give you description that would do Justice 10
my case was supposed by my friends to be pat re.
coVery nad tried great number Of remedies and sl
seemed to be To no purpose read some most extra
ordinary cures performed by your medicine and TO tell
you the truth suspected there was some hunbug in
them. But was induced TO try is done So, and am
very inanSiui did. cannot say that an entirely
we'll hut am so lar recovered be about INV business
and hope 10 be entirely well in a few weeks NV cough
ann pam in the side, and night sweats have left me-
raise but very little, and fast gaining INV 1snsI
strength felt IT. duty to give you statement Of nv
case to publish If you please ny
PETER BLOWN, AZ Littlest Rrooklvn
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more than one thousand cases of Chronic Rheumatism
nave been cured by the Of DIR Townsend's Sarssp
rilla.
New York, Dec a. 1886.
To DR. Townsend-Sir: think it nv duty to return
you my own sincere thanks Tor the benefits
nenced by the of your Extract of Sarsaparila was
alillced tor many months with Rheumatic pains and
also inflammation of The Liver, the sutferings which
endured from these diseases rendered my life burden ia
me- tried every remedy that prescribed for me-
from three OF the best in the city hut with
ont receiving any permanent benefit. considered nv
sell ncuabe. but by the advice OF friend was induced
TO try your Compound had hut faint hopes ofsuccess
hut am happy to say, had taken than half
bottle before experienced relief; this induced me to
persevere IN Its use and two bottles have effected an
entire cure. II is now months since used our
remedy, and ana grateful and happy say never en-
foycd better health.
shall take great pleasure in recommending il 10 the
afflicted, for by its firmly heeve my life was saved
With the greatest respect allow subscribe my
sell your grateful friend, WIN. b. MORGAN,
45 Canal st., corner of Broadway
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RHEUM AND THE PILES.
NEWARK TESTIMONY

= september TO, 1876.
DR. Townsend sir Ny wife has been TOR sever
al years afflicted with rheumatism. She has tried MANY
ulterent remedies to obtain relief but all TO II o
purpose She was finally induced by seeing your adver-
tsement TO give your Sarsaparla a tria We prucur-
ea some Of from your agent (Air Van Buskk and it
gives pleasure state that after ing il she exue
renced great relief and very short time perfect
~ cured l was Also, together with man in nv en-
ploy badly troubled with Piles, and by using ANAL
quantity your SarsaparilIa complaint was com
peiely cured consider it the best OF medicines
and would advise all who afflicted 70 give il trial
GARRIr GARRABRANT, 1873 Marke,-st, Newark
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New Iron Store.

NO. 70 MIN STREET, WOR CESTER.
I'd ICHARDSON, LORING & CO. have on
y hand and for sale-cheap for Cash English Refined
Banks, Old Sable, Norway, sweedes, and Band X ON
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable and Sweeds Shapes-Ul.
ster H0OPS-BEST CAST STEEL. Sanderson's,
NdyLoys', and Jessop's-German Coach Spring steel.
Also, Russia and English Sheet Iron Grow BsrsVices-
Axles and BOxesHo.se Nais-Eheei Lead and Zinc. &C.
r., l.. & co. are Manufacturers of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron WARE upon the most reasonable
and short notice g3Parlicular attention paid to Fac.
tory Work-Tn Roofing Tin and Copper Fave Tronghs.
STOVES OF all descriptions constantly for sale at the
very lowest prices the OLD STAND OF II. A. RICHARD
SON, a. ev doors north ofthe Eagle Hotel,
April 20 II No. rs Main st., Worcester.
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.

:, = -N6W j OF n July IcSb.
have been sorey afflicted with rheumatic pains.
have been at times in the greatest agony possible and
unable 20 follow my employment. have had we're
attacks of the lumbago. / read some accounts in the
papers of the virtues OF Sarsaparlla and thought
would Try IT, and il could obtain relief The um
bago has left me, and experience more of my rheu
matte pains Ny general health has been improving
since commenced with it, for which am very thank
full and hope you will the success that your remedy
tor those severe complaints merits.
Yours, &c, RICHARD JONES, 8 Doyer-st.
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Please Look at this to the Athlete
RER. s. MRS. SCHUYLER, the CoIored Il

Iva dian Roof Doctors, whohave been travelling thro
the country and practeng for the last three or four
with the astonishing success, would respectful .
form the afflicted Of Worcester and vicinity that III
located IN WORCESTER, MASS, between Bridg, eet
and the Boston and Worcester Railroad Brsdge where Mr.
or Mrs s. can always be found to wait M those who
would be willing favor them with calf They Will
continue 10 prepare Medicines for all kinds Of Complaints
Particular attention paid 20 female weaknesses OF all kinds
aud all Chronic complaints Of long standing be sure to
Inquire for MIR or Mrs SCHUYLER. Terms fow. Recon-.
meudaons will be shown OF the have effected he
calling az our house. All kinds OF ROOTS and HERRA
kept constantly hand for sale. Advice given prats
Mr. will call ell those that may wish, VINO al q unabls
to leave their rooms. II June a.
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,
A XRnNnTER

To Eruptions and Digurenaents nj the SKIN PIN
pies, FTeckfes, Sunburn, Sat- Rheun Scurvy
Sore Heads, &c. &c.
Is astounding how quickly, by The Of one cake of
Jones Italian Chemical Soap, saow elbow or dark
skin becomes beautifully clear and White
PARSONS IN purchasing this must always ask for ONES
who have been cheated with counterfels will be 100
much discouraged to try the genuine say TO such Try
TINS viii rot regret it but always that the
name of t. JON les is on the wrapper.
From the New Orleans CentineL October 1874
One OF our subscribers, Mr. Leonard, informs US that
he has been cured of old scaly Salt Rheum OF B wears
staining ON his BEARD fingers and hands, by cake OF
an article much advertised lateiy-we sneak of Toues
italian Chemical Soap. He aso informs Us that he has
tried its effects upon his female slave, Rose n yellow
girl much marked with sun-spots aud he fonnd in tw
weeks her skin much clearer and whittier.
From the Ne1U York Sun.
We make II a rule notice an advertised ar
ncle but from what we have heard from several persona
respecting the powers Of jones' Italian Chemical soap
we DO not hesitate to pronounce II all is represented
and can therefore, cOnscienously recommend il 10 our
readers who are afflicted with eruptions, disfg-
urements.
JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
It's perfectly innocent, being purified of all deeteri
Gus qualities; and it imparts to the skin natural
healthy alabaster, clear living white Ut the same tim
acting as cosmetic on the skim making it soft and
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Among the educated there are few who will doubt but
mat by forcing the and scalp Of the head 10
heahy actlon we can cause grOwth-aye dark, luxuri
sn srowsn' Inc roots being healthy,a sediment called
nsndrun or sclrf is discharged from the scalp; the hair
now becomes soft and silky. Thus The roots strongly
fastened ~ their native SOIL proudly and splendidy dis
py lclf Deauiy as specimen OF diseased naurd raised
from uedth ny the powerful aid of science.
- From the New York Tribune.
we see That Judge Edwards OF Philadelphia, a man
over 10 years OF age The top Of whose head was as bald
as me palm Of ones hand two months since, has
9"w me dark hair growing last from use OF Jones'
Coral Hair Restorative"