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ANOTHER IMPoRrANPLE"rER FRoMGEoRGIA
REAnFr

We daily receiving testimony like the following
from the North, South, last and West:
Messrs Reese & Ware---Geullemen: was afflicted
with Asthma years, and had trcd every
dy the country had also been several physicians
and found elief whatever was afflicted al times so
severely that the bOnd would gush from my and
breathing difficult Indeed the disease had gained so
much des2aed OF ever getting well when chanc-
ed 10 get a bottle OF NlSTAR'S BhLSAM OF " lid
CHEEkY," which effected perfect cure aud now con-
slider myself perfectly sound This be proved by mum
bers of men in franklin county and vicinity, und think
II my duty 10 let il be known. THOMAS A. PATRICK.
Franklin Co., Ca, Nov. 10, 1876.
w. 2. Russell, Agent.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET

THURSDAY, April 20.
At market 800 Beef Cattle,-pairs Work
ing Oxen, ~ Cows and Calves, 900 Sheep,
and 22O0 Swine.
PRicEs-Beef ,Cattle-Sales at Sc, 6,25,
6,75, 7.;extrs 81 Is.
Working. oxen-Ssles at sl2S, 10 and
1876: So :.
Cows and Caf1es-Sales limited at s23, 81.
Sheep-S2,25, 8, $50, and4.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
An Adjourned Meetina

For granting licenses, will be held at the Court
house, on Friday the 5th day of May next, at one
o'clock p. NJ.
By order of the Assistant Judges of the Coun-
ty Court. GEO. S SWIFT, Clerk.
Middlebury, April 22d ls4S So 2w
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T0 FARMERS. MII.I.EpS.

MECHANICS, HOUSE KFEPElsS, Sc
4 large number Of able-boded, indus'r;o''<
4 and sober men, women and children, Eost-'
ly from Ireland and Germany. are DESTROYS q
procuring situations upon farms, in mills, work
shops, or families.
Application to the "COMMTSSlONEfsE
OF EMIGRATION" city Of Eew fo.S.
letter or otherwise, viii receive prompt atsen-
ton,
IA The Commissioners are also authorized.
to execute indeniures for Ioss and Girls, OF
whom there are number nor si:;ns situa-
tons.
New York. March 25.l. 1915. 40: sw.
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Middlebery Female Seminary.

The Spring term of 4 weeks opens on Mon
day next, April 18th, under more than usually
favorable circumstances. Miss Martha ii.
Clement, daughter Of the Rev. iona. Clement,
d. d. an experienced and acceptable teacher,
and Miss Charlotte ]. Landon, so well and IA
yorably known in this community, are engag-
ed as teachers limited number of boarders
can be accommodated in the Seminary.
S. PEARL LATHROP, PRINCIPAL.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
FURTHER PARTICULARS
EVENING REPORT.

New York, Monday, April oath, 6 1-2 p NJ.
The Province OF Posen is represented as in
a state bordering on Anarchy. The Polish
population who are in a majority, are in favor
of new kingdom.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
WOOL! WOOL II

The subscriber has just received, from the
East, some of the best and latest improved Ma
chinery, and has fitted up his entire works in the
best possible manner; and being grateful for
past favors, would again announce to his friends,
customers, and the public generally, that he is
ready TO receive Wool TO manufacture into
Cassimeres, Plain Cloths, and F2annels.
Also he is sangune TO believe, By reason OF
his long experience IN business that he cannot be-
and is determined he lrW not be surpassed, in
manufacturing cloths, for Durability Of service
and PeTmGHency of color, by any establishment
in the County.
Those wishing to have wool manufactured
will find it to be for their interest TO give him
call.
Wool manufactured on shares or by the yard,
alhhe option Of The owners.
EDWARD PHAIR:
N. B. Terms adapted to the times. E. P.
New Haven Mills, 1913. 81; GIN.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
GREAT ERE IN ALBANYW

The Mayor of Albany sent photographic des-
patch, last evening, to the Mayor Of Troy, for
more ENGINES-stating that they were in
the midst of great conhagration. No partic-
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Ladies' School.

THE Summer term of the School Tor Young
Ladies and Misses, at the chapel of the Old
Academy, will commence on Wednesday the
26th day of April, 1S4S, and continue eleven
weeks and half
Course of instruction, Teachers, and terms
for tuition; the same as during the past year.
Arrangements have been made to furnish
board on reasonable terms, at the school build
dings, for pupils coming from distance.
OZIAS SEYMOUR.
Middlebury, April 10, 1913.
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BOSTON MARKET-ApyI Goth
OIL. Duty 80 per cent.

WOOL. Duly 80 per cent.
There have been sales Of american fleece
and pulled Wool, to some extent during the
week past, at our reduced quotations A lot
of Mexican sold at lie mos, and 100 bales
Smyrna unwashed, on terms not public.
Prime Saxony feeces,
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e|lp.L}Iai|.3

Every Subscriber of five Dollars IS a member
of the Art Union for the year.
The money thus obtained, after paving ncces-
sary expenses, is applied in the first Instance 10
the production from an American Painting, of a
large and costly original Engraving in the high
est style of American Art.
For every five dollars paid By him, EVERY
MEMBER receives copy Of the Engraving Ev-
cry Member also receives an Annual Report, con-
tanning the proceedings and addresses at the anna
al distribution, list of the members. &C., and
sometimes an additional Work Of Art.
The residue of the money is applied to the pur-
chase of American Works of Art-Paintings
Sculpture. &c.-varying in price from twenty to
several hundred dollars
These Works of Art-the Paintings being rich
ly framed-are publicly distributed by lot among
all the members, on the Friday before Christmas
in each year, every member having one share for
every five dollars paid by him.
Each member is thus certain of receiving in
return, the value Of the five dollars paid, and has
also chance Of drawing a Painting, or other
Work of Art of great value.
DR.. LATHROP, having been duly appointed
Honorary Secretary Of the A. A. u. for Middle
bury and its vicinity is ready TO exhibit engrav-
ings published by the Association, and to receive
subscribers names, make rcmittances &c.
Middlebury Female Seminary,
March G, Is4s. SO
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LIBERATION.

This may certify that have given my sons,
William and David Piper, their time until
they shall become Of age, and that | shall not
claim their wages, or pay any debts of their
contracting, after this date.
AMASA PIPER.
Ripton, April 18th, 1913. 5l:3w.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25

A TRIBUTE TO SILAs WRIGHT.-The idea has
been started of erecting novel Monument TO the
memory of the late Silas Wright by founding, IN
Middlebury College, VT. wherein he was instruct
ed. and near which is the home OF his KINDRED a
"Silas Wright Professorship of Moral and Politi-
cal Philosophy and History" to be filled from
time TO time in a manner acceptable to the con-
tributors TO the foundation. This is far better
than heaping up stone or metal in honor of de-
parted statesman; and without waiving our IN
conquerable objection to any system of Education
which does not blend manual labor with study,
VIC hope it may succeed DR. Labaree, President
of the College, is now in this city, in furtherance
of this project-M Y Tribune.
Fire IN HAvERHILL, N. H.-Chenny g.
Cos Express reports that large fire &C.
Cured at Haverhill, N. II. on Monday, at
P. M. Towle's Tavern, two printing
offices, (all in the TOWN. the Post Office,
and eight or ten dwelling houses were des-
troyed. No farther particulars have been
received. Boston. Trav.
Mr.. CLAY IN ALXBANA.-The Mobile
Advertiser says at late Wing meetings
in Perry and TaIladega the resolution are
for CLAY and the National Convention;
and that every Wing meeting in the State,
so far, has declared for Clay and a Con-
vention.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
JUNIOR EXHIBITION.

There will be an Exhibition of the Junior
Glass in Middlebury College, on Tuesday eve.
ming, the 25th inst, at the College Chapel.
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NkRTE0hp.

THE subscriber has appointed Agent for the HAzr
= roRD fIRk NsuFASCE MFAsV Tor Middh bury and
vicinity and w Treive prnpus flor nsurr.g proprx
tsainst loss 9r damage by Fire. The Eng estaI-
ished reputation ct This Company, and the p0mptneSs
win which all their IRAN have been chart
fenhei It unnecessary TO say any thing in its favor Az
business connected with r Office nirusie 10 him will be
faithfully and punclualy transacted
JONATHAN HAGAR.
Middebury, Feb %, lS<2 43y AgeD;
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Fresh Arrival.

To be had at j. HAGAR'S BOOK STORE
lower thar in New York and Boston; Webster's
Dictionary, the unabridged and revised ard enlar-
ged. y few doz of the Psaltery and Choral sing
rg Books; EvangelIne, by Longfcllow. .Quarto,
Bibles Presents for Teachers, &C. Sc.
Also. few Barrels Of Superfne Flour
Middlebury 81 Feb. ls4s. ~
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4aQusital g9 No;ee

Mr. WHITCO1iB hav:ag = RS
id-nce i'm Middlehury, takes this method - saE-
in TO MS friends, and the dancing. community stn
orally, that he is prepared TO iur1Ishe"c' 'r.:sio
for
EA2R 3a N,@ys3ssSsE,e s
Letters addressedto z. F. Whi;reTab Niit- u
bury. Vt, viii receive prompt attention. ~
Middebu-Y. Nov s ls47
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CLOTHS.

A good assortment Of Cloths suitable for OVER
COATlNG@. in Black, Browns and Rlr,es.-aiso.
few pieces SUPER GERMAN PLAIN AM,
TWILL'D CLOTHS AND DOE SKINS for
sale cheap by E. TA-L.tls..
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S. PEARL LATHROP, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

At the request of several individuals, DR.. La
throp will hold himself ready to attend to all who
may desire his services in the practice of MEDI
CINE AND SURGERY 46:tf
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GREAT GALE ON LAKE ERIE!
RnG.io ALL On IQ1l

Buffalo, April ~, 1915.
There has been a most disastrous gale
on the Lake. Fifteen vessels are ashore
within twelve miles of Sandusky. The
steamboat Oregon is nearly wreck, and
reached Cleveland with great difficulty,
with the loss Oft her smoke-pipe andrudder.
The gale commenced on Monday, from the
Northeast, and lasted till yesterday NOR
ming.
GEN ScoTT-It is now understood that
General Winfield Scott will shortly arrive
in this city, under orders from the Govern
ment to report himself at " ashington. He
will return to his native land under circum-
stances so strange, and in some respects so
Notifying. that apart from the enthusiasm
which his great deeds naturally inspire,
his reception should be of "a character TO
make the old soldier forget that he lost ia
vor with his Government while he won
fame for his country. ". o. Pic.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25

CHEAT ATrRAcTroN.-We learn that tic
Naiiuna! Ampi'healre has completed an Gu
guyrrhsnI with General LxoHIDAs PILLow.
who will make his first appearance III the
Battle of huruhnsco land will kill r
Mexican General with his own hands-sfier
which lie i'll write thrilling account Of the
exploit for the New Orleans Delta. GO on
Lemons, If YOU Do get squeezed. "-JoLn
Donkey
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70 The Kennebec Journa says that the
delegates who have been elected in Maine 10
attend the Wing National Convention are
all unpledged, and are all opposed TO Gen.
TAYLOR, under present circumstances.
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FuGIrIvE SL.vBs-Washington April Is.
On Saturday night large party of slaves cs-
capped in vessel and sot sail for Philadelphia. A
steamer being chartered and armed, pursuit was
given. and they were overtskcn near the mouth Of
the Potomac river where they were captured
without resistance. THIS morning they were
brought back TO the wharf. when the whole party,
captain. crew and seventy seven negroes, were
iotscd in jail. The greatest excitement has
been occasioned, and the white men were only
saved from violence by being taken 10 prison in
hacks. The vessel was the Pearl, Capt Scars, OF
Philadelphia.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-29
Chc Gascttr.
ALFRED SANDERS. EpIrok
DAVENPORT:
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE %, lsiS.
THE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

THE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
Following We publish the circular of
Thos IL. Benton, Jr addressed 10 the 'sPeo-
pc Of Iowa" and the reply Of MIR. Harlan
TO the same. We place them in juxtaposi-
ton and respectfully invite careful and
candid pcrusnl aud comparison Of their rel.
alive merits. Mr.. Ben.on's, letter, it will
hc perceived, is Of n low aud irilling nature,
while that Of Mr.. Harlan is manly and dig
niGed in its tone. No one to rcad these
circulars can for n moment doubt the lust
ness Of Mr.. Harlan retaining mn office 10
which lie has heen twice legally elected for
the same term, nor the oliciousness and
impndcncc Of Mr.. Benton 10 pcrsis,ing 10
claim an Office TO which lac is no more cnii.
tied than was Judge Mason after the dccis.
ion the last election. In every liah. in
which the two compositions NAV be con-
trastcd, that Of Mr.. Harlan displays supc.
riority. In tone, 10 sentiment, in diction,
in language, in NIL TINT tends 10 constitute
a we'll written and manly production is i,
superior TO Mr.. Benion's. Bat aside from
the merits of the two letters, the respective
claims 81 their authors 10 tho Office Of Sn-
pcrintcndent Of Public instruction, us there
urged, will convince onv one. unless big
O,cd beyond reason. that Mr.. Ilarlnu's
claim is based upon law and justice, while
that Of Mr.. Benton rests upon neither.
Read nd ponder, nnd unite with us in tho
assertion, that if Mr.. Benton be supported
in the course he is now pursuing, Mr.. Har.
Ion NAV consider himself swindlcd out Of
an Office to which he was Justly and legal
~ ent,,led:-
TO THE PEOPLE OF IOWA
Having been elected Superintendent of
Public Instruction on the Sd of April, lSiS,
in accordance with the provisions made
by our General Assembly for the election
of that officer, hive given bond 10 the
Governor A. required by law. which wns
approved by him on the 18th inst, and
have taken and subscribed the necessary
oath or office, which together with the bond
were filed in the Office Of the Secretary or
State m the Odd inst. unon which dry !
entered upon my official duties.
NV competitor in the late contest. Mr..
James Harlan. declines yielding his pre-
,en,ions 10 the office. claiming to he tho
legal incumbent BY virtue Of an election
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"TO THE PEOPLE OF iowa.

My attention Inns been called to nm nr,i.
Gle in the last Capital Reporter, under the
above caption, and over the signature Of
Thomas II. Benton. Jr., which from the
Importance ofihc subject. and TINT nlonc,
may merit passing notice. have no
disposition, however, to rctaliate self com.
placent comparisons or d:srcspectfn allu-
sions. The latter has become so common
since my first election TO the Office Of Su-
perintcndcnt Of Public instruction, from
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-29
UPPER AND LOWER CALIFORNIA.


One of the benefits derived from tho
Mexican war is liable to be left out Of tho
reckoning, in summing up Ii is this Tho
best parts of Mexico have been travcrsc,l,
and the valuable fact has been fully settled
that the country is almost valueless, in CON-
parson with,hc ex,ravagant ideas previ-
ously entertained. We have seen no ono
who has returned from thence, who has
not expressed his disappointment on this
p"lnt. y gentleman writing from Lowor
California, SAYS ot TINT cobh!ry: "l.ower
California is almost barren waste. Long
Island or one bali Of il, without exacccra.
ton, would he worth more than the whole
Of Lower California. You may travel
miles without finding any fresh water, and
this is the onl. place lie Paa) within $50
miles where ships can get q supply Of wa.
ter. Nothing having tho appearance 'of
erer hdring been green IL To bc seen in
any direction. except few palm trees.
There has only been one shower Of rain
during the last two years. The people
here hope to have a little rain next July or
August. II it does not rain then, they will
wait another .cnr. This harbor is very
good Tor vessels drawing fifteen fec, draft.
There Is very good harbcr about eight
miles distant, protected from all wind. mud
that would hold all the ships in the United
States Navy, but there is neither wood nor
water, and no supplies whatever. As Tor
Upper California. the lcart said about thnt
the better. The BAY Of San francisco il \
very good harhor, and that is the ONLY one
on the whole coast. A man who has trny-
clled over the whole country informed
me, that one county IN tho State ot Ohio.
Tor agricultural purposes, would hc more
valuable than all Upper California. All
that come out here are disappointed. aud
would be glad to &c, home. There is M
business which a person can enter into
with anv hope Of success. There is moth
ing chcap in California but beef; md that
is three cents per pound I; potatoes - TO 81,
for twenty five pounds md bread about
the samc rate. Col. Stevcnson's regiment
is scattered about tho country at six differ
cnt stations, md are Under no discipline,
every one doing as scemcth best tn him
self. Every officer in the regiment would
give NIL he is worth, (which think il not
mnch) 10 get back 10 the United States
again"
i j. possible. That . fair proportion &c tho
fighting TINT Inns hecn done in defence &c
such country, arose from laudahie prido
Of not permitting the res, al the world know
how miserable poor i, really was.
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shall leave NJ honorable means un,ried
for the accomplishment Of such organize
ton, and for the attainment of the obec,
proposed in the passage of tho school law.
With proper considerations Of respect,
Your obi servant.
JAMES HARLAN.
Iowa City, June 9th 1913.
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From the Field Piece.
WRECkERS Alloy.
"A lite on the Ocean wnye,"
But death ou a.c t.IxLASp SEA-

"a LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE"
py LEWIS cAss
.4uitor Of the Life and Times Of Loui, Philippe Of
France, respectfully dedicated 10 the .9merieen
People.
"a life on the ocean wave''
A wreck on an ssln and Sen.''
Where the fresh water pillows rave
Oh.H.e na, and the saryer for me-
Like lion crouch Tor my prey
Nor heed the wild hurricanes roar;
Oh the VEro, the NETo, Tor me,
For il whispers oiscssels on shore.
The wild thunder Knocks from affair
All. the mariners out Of my reach
But no. she strikes on the Ban.
oh soon will she dash on the beach,
a prey to the piping blast:--
a wreck on the sandy shore
The "Veton has triumpheG AZ last,
Its pride is the hurricane's roar.
The land is now bounding the view,
We are borne on the swit-running tide,
But hark from that vessel and crew.
What means the wild cry ns they ride!
IT'S n samyeris piercing her through,
a snag is uprppng her deck
oh the Jefo, the SeTo for me-
For our noble scamessa wreck.
Oh praise then the Veto of "polk."
Let "CAss" be our rallving cry
Let the song -four hearts then go up
Uhilc hissir Inc letter goes by.
For there's sliie on the ocean wave
While there's death on our. sin.anl sea-
''No powers is given % save
Oh CAsS and the VETO for me-
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IIaRRons g. RIvrgs.-The following i,
the resolution Of the Locofoco National
Convention. in relation To lInrbors and
Rivers:
Resoircd, Tim; the constitution poxs
NOT CONFER rPoS THE GENERAL GOVERN.
MENr TUE TOWER TO commence and carry
On general system Of internal improve.
nlenis.
The fo'lowing.i, the letter Of Gen. Cas,.
giving bis views upon the same subject:
DErnorr, lfav l7sA.
DEAR SIN: ] nm much obliged to VOC
tor Your kind attention in transmit inr -
m invitation 10 attend the convention 80
internal improvements, which will meet
in Chicago in July. Circumstances. hov-
ever, will put il out of my power 10 -
present at that time.
am, dear cir, respectfully yours,
LEWIS CASE
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-29

Fashion, il is snid, will this SKINNER aboI.
isb the nse d boots for gentlemen, subs,i-
suiing pumps in their places.
Quite change has taken place in the
style 81 Indies dresses. among the supper
ten" in the larger cities. Il is said thev
have entirely abandoned al artificial aids
to corporesl rotnndity, and now appear like
collapsed umbrellas.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-29

Tow =, THE Prior.-Thcrc nre
lew persons in our CITY who will no, rccog.
nlze these initials those of one Of our most
respectable citizens, md whose hrmor is
ms we'll known IA his goodness ol heart.
Some SIX or seven s,eanboatincn were stan
ding at the corner ot Wood aud Water streets
last Saturday morning when Tom cnmc
along, his face hcaming with good humor
MS usual. As he came up, he pu, his hand
IN his pocket md drawing ont a silver dol
lar. addressed the crowd ms inIlows:
"comc gentlemen, lc, US take stock in
lIcavcnm
Surprised Mt this remark, his auditors en-.
CURED his meaning.
"Iherc's the place to purchase the stock.
said Tom. and he pointed TO cronp of
miserable looking beings who were huddIed
together ON tho wharf Il was n family
consisting ola father who was in raginc
lever. with no shelter. mother who had
been broken down with fatigue and expo
sure. aud n family OF little helpless. rapced
children, ha.f starved, exposed houseiess
aud homeless upon the wharf.
Toms appeal was not lest upon his
warm-hcar,ed brcthrcn-always famous for
their hnmanity--qui,e large sum WINS
subscribed, and handed over 10 the poor
wo'nnn-a sufficient sum to enable herself
and family with her sick husband 10 proceed
to their friends.
Let no one turn coldly from tho remark
Of our friend Tom, ns having been irrev-
crent. II WINS irue--"IIc who civeih 10 the
poor lcndeih 10 tho Lord" and does indeed
hnv precious stock in ucaven-siock that
will never ieprcciaic in vnlue, but 90 on
paving its dividends Of infinite happiness
forcver.-PiEs Com. Journal.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-13
HAIR TONIC.

To the Bald and Grcy-If you wish rich, lnxuri,
cnt head of hair free from dandru and souri, 90 not
fail to procure the genuine Balm of Columbia In case
of badness it will than exceed expectations
Many who have lost their hair for twenty years have
had it restored to its original perfection by the use of
this balm Age state condition appears to be no OBJ
stacle whatever it also causes the fluid to flow with
which the delicate hair tube is filled, by which means
have had their hair restored to its natural color by the
use of this Invaluable remedy IN all eases OF fever it
will be found the most pleasant wash that can be used
few applications only are necessary to keep the hair
from fading out. 1t Strengthens the roots it never
fails to mpat rich glossy anq IF tG hes
az nucR as other miscaled hair rcsoraivcs and more
eiTectual The genuine manufactured only by Com
stock 4 Co. 2i Courtlandt st. Newly ork.