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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-06
The Presidential Question.

Our State elections are over The results will
form landmark In the history Of our State and
national politics turning point in the party aud
sectional sgiiauons # the country As the smoke
Of the battle clears away, the attention Of the in-
curing mind is naturally drawn to the great ma
tonal contest Of lsj2-more important in the is
sues involved, and more momentous In the conse.
qutnces to follow, than any similar event since the
adoption Of the federal constitution. IN that con-
test, IL not before, the value Of the Union s TO be
weighed the strength OF our republican institu.
ions is to be tested-the compromises Of our happy
government are TO be tried-and a verdict a. TO be
pronounced upon the capacity Of thirty odd sove.
reign and independent States to live tremendously
together. Such are the issues. But what are the
elements which will be srrayed against each
other l-what the prospects Of the old whig and
den ocratic parties what are their principles
and who are to be their candidates l-how are
they 70 be nominated upon what platforms
and what are their chances Of success what o.
the Northern nulhfisrs l-what Of Southern seces.
sionl Can these elements Of dissolution be over
come and can an odf4shioned party fight, upon
two national party tickets, be secured Let US
consider
The Northern democratic party, having passed
through the crucible Of Van Burenism, Is strug-
cling TO regain its ancient nationality. Bat If it
has more Of conservatism 10 the North IL has more
Of disunion in the South. than the wings The
whigis the conservative party in the South, while
the mess Of the secession party are from the deme-
cratic ranks. II remains to be seen whether the
Nashville Convention, which lie TO meet in few
days, and the Georgia Convention, and the Mis-.
sissipri and South Carolina Legislatures, will
adopt such me ssures az will establish separate
Southern rights party, or not. The proceedings in
Congress, at the comnessession, on the slavery
question, will also 20 very far 20 determine the
question Of this new organization throughout the
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sIOHEY MARK E II.

TUESDAY, Nov. Sc p. NJ
There was considerable activity In the stock market
this morning and prices for nearly every stock In the
bst improved fraction. At the hrst board TO. DAY
United States si1ss advanced per cent Erie bonds
y Erie 1peome bonds y Farmers lean, v Nor.
ris Canal = Harlem, X Reading railroad, Y Erie
railroad. y stoninston, Y Norwich and Worcester
Reading mortgage bonds fell OFT Y. n will be
seen By this that the leading fancies have taken
another start, and the probability IT, that they will
steadily move upwards for several days The ball is
again In motion and may look tor considerable ex
element in the market for the remainder Of this wsek
stlesst The rise In Morris Is Just what sntsipa
ted and before reaction tales pisce, an advance o.
three or four per cent will without doubt be realised
IL s imp to tell what the present prospective
value Of this stock H. but according TO our ideas Of
what constitutes productive Investments there Is no
other In the list holding out greater inducements
than this. dividend Of six per cent at least, on
the par value Of the stock for the year 1881 Is about
as sure as the rng Of the sun and In this view pre-
sent prices for the shsres are mere nothing. There
are many stocis the ist selling st sixty, seventy
and eighty dollars per share, which not near
good dividend The stock Of the Morris Canal Com
psry Harlem v. very active today. Nssriy t-o
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City Intelligence.

DRrADruL AccIpESr.-Yestsrday afternoon at three
o'clock, driver OF an omnibus, opposite Barnum's
Museum, pitched from his seat by . sudden
ment OF the horses. His skull dashed in and the
pavement covered with blood. He carried away
In hopeless, and all but iisless condition to the city
hospital
rss NEW YoRx AND BRooKLrs PEnRrrs-The lease Of
this company for Fulton ferry the South ferry and
uanaton avenue expires on the frst Of May next and
the contract. During the last year the ferries
paid well that the pany enabled not only
topsy per cent for the capital invested and to
make several important improvements and build new
boats but to give five excursions with hxingsn to
the citizens Of Brooklyn and two the employed
In the service Of tho company The price OF the pas
from the first Of the present month all the ferries
while to commuters the charge Is stil the
ly 81 fer the half year. The obest appears to be 10
ferry ulton ferry passes the holder either
not the Hamilton Avenue ferry which Ia still In
the hands Of the Atlantic Dock Company, and viii be till
the hrst Of May At that period the three ferries will
be consolidated, and be owned by individual OF
enc company, and ticket for will for all
It's expected that on the first of May, three boats
will be pat on Hamilton Avenue ferry and that in
stead Of stopping at 10 o'clock p one bat will run
al night thss making that ferry In every respect like
the adjoining one at Atlantic street This s an Inn
provsment much wanted and would soon amply pay
for ittsh The additional accomm odation recently
given on these ferries has greatly increased the pas
ssngers and no doubt further accommodation would
be attended with similar results; and the tins has
come when 1t 10 absolutely necessary to place the
Hamilton Avenue ferry on the same footing the
oth,r RS The progress of BROOKLYN is southwark, In
which direction all the buildings being erect
ed, some OF them Of grsa. magnihcence Within the
last two years lots have nearly trebled In value in
South Brooklyn.
Tnr scH,Rry GuARp..-This fine company has been
Organized from the remains OF the gallant Mexican yo
lunteerr, and the command given to Capt. Morton
fsrohild. who bore distinguished part In the late
Mexican war On the l4th OF this month they proceed
on target excursion to Burnhams II viii be .
splendid company.
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Naval Intelligence.

ARRIVAL OF THE sr. LAwREScE.-The U. 8. frgste
st. Lawrence, Capt. Pauding was reported below last
evening. She left Cowes, England, on the 10th Of
October and arrived of Boston the 3lst, when she
was intercepted by command Of the Secretary Of the
Navy, and ordered to New York, whore most OF her
officers and crew belong.
The sloop Of war Albany at Boston, Is about ready
for SEA- and will be put in commission In the Of
week. Her destination 10 Havana, where the Home
Squadron are to rendezvous Commander Charles T.
Platt who Is to command her, and the Purser, d.
Fauntleroy, arrived at Boston last week. and took
lodgings at the National Hotel, Chsrlestown.
The Brandywino frigate is daily expected here from
Brazil. She has been out full three years.
Commander George 4. Pearson, who took active
part In the Mexican war, In command Of one Of our
steamers the Gulf has recenty received orders
to proceed in the first steamer via Panama the Pa
cifc, and relieve Commander Pettigrew In command
Of the sloop- Of war Falmouth.
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thousand shares changed hands ct IN advances. aud
the Improvements which have been made In the con-
dition Of the road warrant advance Of per
cent. The city track of this road viii soon be In ad-
nirable srder and We have doubt the travel viii
be much increased. The company can do Q much
larger business with less power and Iexpenss. Long
Island went up to- day but possibility of the
advance being sustained The stock Is not worth Eve
dollars share. Erie Railroad advanced little to-
day, but the bulls do not prices up as fast as
anticipated Farmers Loan is moving steadily up
wards and will, doubtless stated, touch fifty.
The current quotations in this market, for foreign
and domestic exchanges for Specie and for urent
money, were as annexed -
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Card.-Challcnge-One Thousand Dol
lars against Five that the decision
the ommittee Of the American Institute
not fair aud just award founded the compare
tive merits OF the pictures exhibited but the result Of
sEeei" are eopeer9d, will sake 1000 against
$500 that Daguerrean as exhibited 1T the late Fair
at any previous Fair Of the American Institute twenty
nine pictures Of equal sizes displaying each for each the
amount Of skill ald fidelity to nature there
exhibited Tie fact Of gold medal having been awarded in
S49 Dsguerrsotypts and the only silver
medal would indicate that the art Of Dagueeoty
ping had retrogadtd in this country The truth however,
H. that the has greatly advanced and therefore, in be
half Of the profession At large well as Justice TO
alton artist Offer in good faith, $1,000 to
half that amount the issue propose that the question
be decided by Ave and impartial judges be
chosen in such and hereafter be deter
mined on by the rarity accepting the chaesge and myself
All that desire field aud and ready
to put down the money and abide the .est forthwith
J. GURNEY, ls9 Broadway.
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sIR WILLIAM DoN.-This gentleman's great comic
ability has attracted large assembages
to the Broadway Theatre. His success Q comedian
may new be considered as certain His delineations
Of the characters of Sir Charles Codstres, in used
Up" Is Joe, in the Trough Diamond" John Duck, in
the "Jscobite, and Poor Pilicoddy, pronounced
excellent representations. He has already had
raj engagements from the South and East the most
liberal terms He will remain here but three night,
more and should be by the admirers Of sterling
comic talent
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FINANCIAL.

NV YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY OCT
~ coo-A dividend Of ave per cent has been declared
rem the earnings OF the Dock for the hs eudns
November t payable the sokhoder on and After the
sth reyember ntxt The transfer books will be closed
RON the LIST 10 the 10th Of Nov b. order Of the Board
W. v. MASON, Secretary
Monty TO LINDA. JACKSON, PAwNBRoKR R
AVA NO 90 keade street, Broad way looms opsv in
ars or small sums on watches Eery siiverware dry
scrittior. ~ w
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AccIDENr or TINE New JERSEY RAmRoAD.-The
FIVE o'clock train from Philadelphia, last night,
when bout eight miles from New Brunswick, at
Deans Pond, ran oil the track and broke the loco
motive to pieces. We did not learn whether any
ofthe PASSENGERS were injured The train had NOT
arrived at two o'clock, this morning.
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DEPARTURE or THE AsiA-The British steamship
Asia will leave Jersey City a; noon to-day, for
Liverpool Among her passengers will be Lady
Emmeline Stuart Wortley, an accomplished lady,
who has been sojourrng for some time in the
United Ststes, Me xico, and Canada. We under
Stand she is much pleased with the country, aad
leaves ii with the most favorable impression We
publish, in another column, another piece Of poetry
from her SEN which, like all that she has written,
is chaste and harmonious.
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MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS.

onILLIEERs AND THE RETAIL TRADE.-IN CON-
selling on sntre stock Of Ribbons Lace Goods and En-
moderies ~ less than Fixtures sale Store
let. TH0S. rARhELL co. "a John street. q
ITO MILL INERs-THE ESTABLISHMENT OF MILL
merry No. f65 Broadway IL TO be sold Persons
provepg them'elves With articles concerning this bust
ness arc invited to the sale Of Furniture
Goods Of every description. The Of the house which
las been used Tor the tad business IL
terms. Il. LEBRUE,. t65 Broadway.
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TNIERIsTING DECISION or Tue o. s CIRCUIT
Court AZ Trenton, ~ j. establhng the valid the
n-isssus of coodyears vucaniIcd Rubber Paent dated
Dec o. 1872 tone Of the most important and valuable dis
coverics made In this other ths
recent consver,y between Charles Goodyear Horace
II. Day. upsn which depended MI Goodycars claim Of
many Thousands Of dears damages for which many suits
are row rendng-perhaps Day is right in saying dozen
But this is annoying, as he the payment the
esmsses in these suite consequent upon this decision will
be mach How s With the opinons al ths
Twelve or fifteen emin ent legal advissrs' Wv
Beware OF irfrinsements All goods net stamped cood-
ware Patent spurious and agents Of the
secuted. "' " wv
Steam packing and ell other vucanrea rubber rooas for
s Goodyears warehouse, % aud IS Bsoadv ay near
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Musical.

ARRIVAL OF DISTINGUISHED PIASIsrs Mr. and Mrs
Dougherty celebrated pianss have recently arrived
In this city from abroad. They highly spoken Of
as artses. We shall take occasion hereafter to speak
at length upon their merits.
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snortins Infeniaenee.

USioS CovRss. l.. 1.-TsorrISe sSD PsciSe.-Ths
entries for the trotng and pa,ng races announced TO
come OF this afternoon, comprise some Of the beet
horses in the land For the trolling purse, e. Pet,
ch m. Fanny, and chg Con6dence contend. which
will be the finest field that ever brought toasther
The yscing match viii be between Cypgs Maid AMI
The Hudson horse Rcsu Pet
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MAILS For EUROPE.

The British NAH steamship Asia, Capt. Judkins
win leave this port At noon to-day, for Liverpool
Her malls viii close at halfpast ten O'Clock this
morning. The WEEKLY HERALD will be ready at half
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Elegant Invltati,

Elegant Invitation, At Home, At Church,
Visiting and Cake Cards engraved and printed in
fashionable sty les at EyERbELL 500 Broadway corner
Dusne street Beautiful Boxes for Cake Splendid
branch at Wall street. the Of his
down town customers.
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his yscian, yesterday complaining Of stiff neck,
from which he suffering severely After several
tons doctor requested him to allow h look
hat As Iexptcted; made by of Broadway; why, ii ~
wonder, with such weight your head that your neck
m not broken. Discard this and to Knox LIS
Fult street. and of his hats Of the fall style
Your aeek win be we'll in an hour The gentleman thanked
the doctor for his advice told
fact It cost Just four dollars to his stiff neck
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INDIA RUBBEI, GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER oooDs-sErALLIc INDIA RUBBER
Shoes Tor rents, istes and children, Clothing seam
fastinF Machine Banding Hose Cloths &C Ali Kinds Of
pets kusser Isys beautiful article Of wovea Elastic
sn sase fSp ~. the sscvssood are
surercI quality hy the N.wsrk India Rubber Msnuae-
n HUTCHINSON. Pre.s....
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DancIng.-A. Dodworth's Academy, AS
Broone street near BroadwayA class will commence
Monday, November 9th o'clock r. N. Gentlemen
sroes Of Joining will Please make early application each
GLASS is limited to twenty four members.
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II A A
- tent, honestly ~ you can, but rst e." NJ other
People make inventions which render your pateut OBJ
rs r.sus e2vsfiss others discovery
Peg asgp $40 90 even s2o to ayents 70 procure
& Ihe parchment will iusfy in charging others
~, ever eommenee tuis upon u tits easy all
owee,pl or withdraw them sssn AID again With
70 talat law snd thoroughly beaten the
motion us and pretend the Court declared patent
truth not Necessary under this nev system; bald
nehood even better TO uphold frau patent IL
yon succced avoiding trial before the court and jury
.ne Tef 81 the patent for eight years. much clear
en re world never THINKS Of such thinrs the reissue
ave- az aud covers the discoveries made during time BY
rM Sporerbesdes the patent laws orer wide for
you lou en get right agents and strong enough
70 mstter u or Is OF the eminent legal advisers
we torntry give written opinoss that the rsissusd
patent ~ raudulent and void make great ske hssp
tahsts cut % the business except such will pay you
thas contend; these eestrhute
me fenes fund with which 70 carry operations m ycur
lawyer dttcevers mposttr part
patent hiu and place the fund II his dsps
trstuce these whom esnno. drive bribe ruib
msny ncn ffreen onesl draw into meshes
he more thoroughly used victim IT, the less
VIII have 70 expose and the larger the nuber the
srester viii be IN making the world befisv
yorr n.n " freat genius nee his hut his
~ 81 tight and the business in which your play
ashould large enc, you may assnre fortune immsr
%. =, yo.r nss hssir. s,S Be perfectly rs,p.e,.s
fsstvrsr, o. 70 cssxasndt stree. BoRAcRH. DAT.
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Parodi.-An Accurate Likeness and a
beautiful portrait of this celebrated DONNA has
taken at Brady and is for exhibition at his 60 Merry Of da
guerreotypes, No. 205 Broadway.
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Porter, of e5 Catharine street. offers extensive
and well assorted stock the greatest inducements
ckasrs Fashion, elegance and everything rsa
ting to Dress be pracsed successfully buyers
this store Particularly their stock of Winter
Shaw Cloaks, Sacks, and Dress Goods, would invite
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The California and European News.
The dense fog Of the last two days has probably
delayed the English and Chagres steamers. They
May, however, slip into port at any moment.
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ter Boots and Shoes for yourselves children 20
Killers In Canal street he has the largest and
70 be had in New York Every article Of his
dorate prices, at b. Mers, 1874 Canal street. B.
Agent for the sale Of India Rubber Boots and Shoes
years patent)
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The PIumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
No 25l Broadway contains the largest collection portraits
Gf individuals in this No visis
ing this collection fail Of being highly gratifed
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Unrcdsemed Pledges from Auction. -, 900
Over Coats 81 to S5 5000 frook and Dress 81 to S2 5000
pairs pants n to So 5000 50 cents 800 eloaks
81 to $l2, corner OF Nassau and Beekman Sta
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN, 81 YEARSOFAGE, ABoUrTO
IA proceed TO California, wishes
with lady Of good personal
agreeable manners, and liberal educa0n to accompany
HIM One without relations would be preferred, of about
from to % Of Any property the LAZY may
as the sdvertisers intentions strictly honorable and
without mercepary olive All will
dered strictly confidential Address c. r., Herald ofoe
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Sacks Sack Cloaks and shawls all Of the late
styles we'll made and cheaper than they be bought in
Broadway Ladies have them made exactly to suit.
Sign Of the Bee Hive" 327 Grand street. New York
HAWKINS Also hand, all kinds of Straw Goods, Rib
bous, &c.
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are SOVEREIGN remedy for Dyspeps 1ndises,on ke-Tss
world challenged 20 produce lie equal Ore trial u only
tucent 10 endorse the above Call the once 22 ruito
clffsens
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ordinary attention to getting this class Of coat this
and the thousands who day visit establish
msnt have praised them both for variety Of style and
All other descriptions of coats Of course extent
and variety. d. h J. DEvLIN,
33 and IS John street. corner Of Nassau.
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When the tongue urred the skin ailor snd the treor
fesbeness reryades the whole system, evident that
the stomst and liver Affected Knapp Health
Restorative Btters In such goes 3. the very o.
the dsess and hsoures that a effects radical
irg suCh 10 the tssimony Of many rrstefu witnesses
whose recovered health and srsng speak louder than
words. General depot 500 Hudson street.
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n. -. Jones, H Ann street, near the Ame-
rican Museum.-Fine French Dress Boots, 81 so IS
usually Sc and French Paten. Leather Boots s., Con-
gress Boots, 81 80 81 French WaterP roof Boots from
$50 TO &c. All goods warranted to give
Repairing ke done in the store Quick sales and small
Its 10 m motto. -
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Who's Elected can't be told. -E3rooLs. who

long since self elected dealer In ths cheapest And best
boet shoes CATERS sc still retains his once Those
sole are broken about to break should call No
Fulton street. and suit themselves to ethng good
tasty and suitable for the season.
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ing the stenn Of friends to this valuable article
which nay found with large variety Of hns toilet goods
Broadway. This Cologn. aay we ever purhas-
"a IN this country We commend friends and the public
10 his patronage.
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TEE WRECK OF THE NIDUsA FOR sALE-ALARcF
PAINTING. the wreck Of the MeGusa. a French frrate
pe,ishsd on the eeast Of Afriss in lsle 25rl5
fu and hney executed copy by the late Cearre Geek
from the original picture painted By Jerroo nov in the
Louvre Paris As exhibit tion pi,ture u would pay
WE'LL ana viii be sold at moderate price, ng
great value work Of art Can he Lafayette ali
dufing the day. Fer urther Information apply 20
JAMES hARCuER, Sol Broadway.
I lucrative EMPLOYMENT GIVEN To LADIES AND
~ sentiemen who have leisure time In ilsht aud Tor
eelIancy work tasght In few e,sy lessons Considerable
may be derived az soon acquired Apply
clay street, Broadway. Premium for tea1Lins IS
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ADvBRsWEnurs RENEWED EVERY MY.


----~~~-~-~-~-~--s~>
Two JOUKNEYhEN PRINTEsS-Ar MEErINa m
Ing Printers and ersotypers hsld stisnass
Hotel Ceorge street. above Hxth taturdAy
10th The resolution was adopted ana ordered be
Resolved That after thi, Gate we viii pay q and % ss,.
per 100 ems, instead Of IS and 27I< IS formerly.
Good and permanent situations be secured by fftv
competitors, By apy ing immediately to either Of the fol-
lowing prnte or stersotypers in the city ofPhadelphia
Printers. steveotypers.
c. SHERMAN, JOHN FAGAN
x. r. @ COLLINS, L. JOHNSON CO..
King BAIhD. Il. MARS.
W. s. hARTIEN, GEO, CHAHLES.
Philadelphia. Oct. q 1850.
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NOTICE TO BEIRs-CONsULArE or SPAIN. NEw
A. York. November ls1O-To the parent. Of Maurice
his brothers John and William Hog inIn pursuance Of an
official note addressed to me- dated 10Th September 1850 Of
the General Judge of the tribunal
vana island Of Cuba you ar. hereby .ummoned and
In writing In the above named tribunal in relation to the
estate Of said deceased aad do all matters ana
things touching rights and inheritance therein
=. SEDUCTION, Consul Of Spain, lis Leonard street.
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Amsndine Tor the cure and prevention OF
ehspped hands fresh supply Of this desirable prepaa
ton together with large mont Of fine Toilet soaps
Creams ferfumery hair nail and tooth Bru
And Ioilot goods In gsneraat CHlLS0NS (ate Rousse
JOS Broadway, third store above Duane street.
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FrccLles, Tan. sanowness, Plmplss, 4

hon and all skin diseases are 10 veu known positve
cured By using 0ourauds Italian Medioatcd Moan. n
udTe subtle eradi,st,. hair from any part Of sss bod
rough flushed slussish compilations 81 81 Waiksr stree
Philadelphia.