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San Andreas independent., 1857-05-09

RIvALRY. Rivalry, as the expression
OF desire for excellence, is not only al
! lowable, but commendable 1t is the oil
which keeps the wheels of trade lubrica-
ted and ready for facile motion-the pig
ment which insures the most wonderful
touches of art-the key which unlocks, as
ii with talismanic touch. the arcana of sci.
encc-the spark that warns the heart OF
love. In a word it is the handspring Of
public and private prosperity, without
which the machinery of life would fail Of
its legitimate movements and its beneficent
ends.
Perhaps the reader will say this isa eulogy
which needs qualifications, because rivalry
is not commendable in spirit or benifcent
in effect. True But, when rivalry is
perverted from its legitimate channels, and
to malgn uses, it no longer furnishes ma.
tive test of character. It's purity is gone,
and It's beauty is no more Then it stands
not alone. 1t requires such epithets as
ungenerous, mean, and jealous, to desig-
nate the changes which its qualities has
undergone. Its divinity has departed.
Alas that the impulse of rivalry should
be so often perverted-or, more correctly
speaking, SO frequently drugged with the
poison of malignity-thus perverting nat
ural blessing into an unnatural curse And
are not the consequences Of this all around
us, leading to jealousies, and heartburn
ings, and back-bitings and all of the worst
broods that could be hatched from the Vi
per-nests of society!
In order to commend rivalry, in its ma
tive and legitimate sense, particularly to
the young, we will recall an anecdote fur
nished us by the history of painting. It is
that of Parrhasius and Zeuxis, two rival
painters of antiquity, contending for a
prize, after the custom of their day The
last named was pupil of Apolodorous, of
Athens, who is said to be the first who car
ried the representation of natural objects
to any great degree of perfection. He was
very successful in his emulation of his
great teacher But he found a rival in
Parrhasius, an Ephesian. On certain
occasion they submitted each picture in
competition for the prize. The piece by
Zeuxls was so true to nature, that the birds
according to the anecdote, came and pecked
at some clusters of grapes on his canvas
The painter heart leaped for very Joy at the
result The canvas of Parrhasius wastheu
brought forth for inspection, with men fol
critics, instead of birds
Remove the curtain, impaticntly ex-
claimed Zeuxis, that we may see the pic
ture !
The curtain itself was an illusion.
Zeuxis waited not for the decision Of
the umpires, but proclaimed himself ex
celled by his rival. Zeuxis, said he with
beautiful frankncss, has deceived the
birds of the air; but Parrhasius has de-
ceiyed even Zeuxis
There was an instance of generous ri
valry, if We may now employ an epithet,
well worthy of imitation by competitors in
all future time. Let the spirit of Zcuxis,
in his rivalry, be ever followed, and then
will rivalry throw a halo of harmony
around the scene of life
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-09

EXTREMES MEET-It is an old saying
that one extreme follows another. Three
years ago gambling was made legitimate
business in this State A law has recently
been passed by the Legislature, making it
a felony, punishable by Imprisonment in
the penitcntiary to keep monte, faro, or
other banking game, and any person caught
betting at one OF these games is liable to a
fine of five hundred dollars, and imprison-
ment for six months. We doubt whether
another State in the Union has SO severe a
law against gambling. The Legislature
came very near passing law to compel
people to observe the Sabbath, and by an
other year we have no doubt but that the
pure minded will be able to get not only a
Sunday law, but law compelling people
to attend church h-Nevoda Democrat.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-09

Warriors and statesmen have their need
of praise. and what they do or suffer, men
record but the long sacrifice of woman's
days passes without thought-without a
word and many holy struggle, for the
sake of duties sternly, faithfully fulfilled
for which the anxious mind must watch
and wake, and the strong feelings of the
heart be stilled-eoes by unheeded as the
summer wind, and leaves no memory and
no trace behind
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-09
THE INDEPENDENT
ARMOR & Co.. Publishers.

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San Andreas independent., 1857-05-09

Thanks ! muttered ourbachelor friend,
no more women in heaven-can't get IN.
Their hoops are 50 broad that they will
have to go the broad road None of these
fashionables can ever crowd through the
narrow gate Something in that
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-09

Chief Justice Taney has administered
the oath of office to Presidents Van Buren,,
Harrison, Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce
and Buchanan
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-09

An idea of the amount of letter-writing
in the United States may be inferred BY
the number of postage stamps sold, which,
during the last year amounted to one hun
dred and fifty millions.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-09
Gotfls, Restaurants, &r.
KINDERH0OK EXCHANGE,
nd VI. CALLAHAN. ,........-. PRopmETog %Sgs14
4.a9 .ls&
Corner Of Broqdr0u Dg;u ST S4S A-DRE1S

YESHiS POPULAR AND C0MMODIOCS no.
IL tel, situated in one of the most pleasant and
convenient localities in the town, is constantly
open for the reception of RAN SIENT L and
PERMANENT BOARDERS. The rooms are
spacious, thoroughly ventilated and furnished
with view to comfort. The dining hall is the
best in the place. where the patrons ofthc house
may depend upon finding the table spread with
the choicest edibles the market affords
The Bar is furnished with the choicest bi ands
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
BOARD AND LODGING
Per Week, single rooms, $1,000
Per Week, double rooms, ,................ 500
Without Lodging, ......................... 700
Single Meal, Observation-Disclosures. rs
Meals at regular hours.
RzB@ Payment to be made invariably in ad-
vance. nov % '56-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-09

~ = AVOaksl Q. n. ULAIES. GEO ARNOp
ls published every SATURDAY MORNING.
at San Andrcas, Calayers,s County. Cal. Office
IN the Independent Building St Charles Street,
above Main
TERMS OF SEBSCRIPTION.-On wear in
variably in advance $500: six months. So 90 :
three months 80 o.
TERMS OF ADYERTISING.-On square of
twelve lines, first insertion, $500 each SUBJ
sequcnt insertion, Sl.25. A liberal discount
will be allowed to yearly advertisers Bust
ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $500 per
month.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-09

Religion is an insurance against tire IN
the next world, for which honesty is the
best policy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
City Intelligence.

TIE WEATHER. The storm which commenced on Sunday
night continued over yesterday and last night the heavens
fooked murky enough for another days rain fact which
goes 70 show that all April weather is tickle as
hgners would make us believe The wind had abated yes
terday, although it raned profusely. This storm will
doubtless end this backward season. and we may soon ex
pect warm sunny weather. which will ripen spring vege
tables al the because Of the drenchng the earth
mas received The season Of flowers green peas verdurd
end Bermuda potatoes Is upon US. Prepare.
LAND SIDs.-The travel on the New York and Erie
Railroad was DISTRACTED yesterday by rather extensive
land slide at Shoholan the line of that road hun
dred and miles from Jersey City, which occurred on
Monday night No through trains arrived at Jersey City
yesterday but those delayed expected to arrive at
two O'Clock this morning.
fiRx IN CENTRE STRICT The alarm OF fire last night IN
Che Seventh district between and O'Clock, was caused
by some sparks from casting setting fire to some wood
work In James Beebe Co Is hot air furnace foundry NO.
Is Centre street No damage Of consequence.
FALSE AIARN.-The alarm in the Eighth district shortly
ffter nine O'Clock, caused by chimney Oh nre ia
Worth street, near West Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
Police Intelligence.

BURGLARY AND EXTENSIVE LARcKSY.-About Sc O'Clock
yesterday morning the dry goods store Of Joseph n Oct
finger Co. 1ls Liberty street, was forciby entered by
burglars by Of forcing of the paddock OF the cellar
door and goods the amount Of $500 rs carried
private Waterman named William Farmhouse saw two
men domingo ut of tenement house at the corner of
Greenwich and Liberty streets and then up liberty
street until they to the store, when Of them
opened the cellar door and entered the premises,
while the other remained outside watch In few
minutes afterwards the who had entered the cellar
came out with bag Of goods on his shoulder, which no
conveyed TO the tenement above referred TO- Mr. Park
house then went in search Of officer, and
soon AFTER returned with officer Dryer of the
Third ward police. Upon their return TO IberV street
they the same carrying second sack Of goods
into the house. The officer followed the burglar and
arrested him he was going stairs The prisoner
his John Wilson. Upon searching the house the
policeman found the first sack of goods standing against the
door Of q occupied by William Roche. The door
locked but the officer soon found means to open IT, when
Che occupant taken into custody Wilson confesses
hsving committed the burglary, and says that Roche
70 BIO the receiver Of the stolen goods The prisoners
brought before Justice Connolly OF the lower police Court
where they committed for trial IN default Of bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
Court Calendar-ThIs Day.

Sermon CouRr-Grcut-Part Mos 80, ,5' s2o $50,
Si s6a Part 2-l524 1850, 1851 14s7 9Is, 1884, lies,
1881 l6s2 1888 to 1922, 1896 to 17o., 17oi TO l7a
sur,yxY CoURT-Special Tern.-Nos. 80, 60, 49, c57
49, go Ia 49, 60 90, 90 1o, Us, No. ILL ls6, 2oI
2l3. Els, go.
srY7uos Corrr-Sos a0T, 1873. IT'S SAL sac sol, SCI,
6s2 b7 b.s $50 5sj 5ss 175, ;Gs, H. SOL $50, $50,
SAL 5ps sq 5al sos 697 Sos 500, coo, col coz, COZ
5o eos eo COZ COS COO. 6lO GIL, 6l2, 0ij ola, 6l5,
ole, eI7, els, lss, 3sl, 5o2, 5e8.
COMMON PIxu-Part Nos. s2T, ISL, AZ, AZ, 536,
IA I54 AS $50 5Ss, $50. SOS 800, ass. Part $50,
olS cas- 6i7, CAS-, CO. 65l g., 6, oSt Cos, Cos, tjS,
SCI, $50.
whites 50 Dress Hats, spring Style, las
fulton street between Broadway and Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

tn n vnGrNn.-Ihe Bedford Va Stntind says:" A man
NAMED McIwee, who halls from the State OF New York
arrested in Liberty, on Sunday night Last, upon
Foion of being aboitonist The circumstances attend
ing hs arrest briefly follows: He has been a
1orner at the Hopkins Hotel in this place, for the last
three months osensby engaged in no business whatever
day last week. he removed his trunk from the hotel TO
depot instructed the agent TO forward the 10
Iynchburg. He also left clandesney the same day
and being at the hotel the proprietor ascertain
ing his trunk at the depot detained IT, Upon
opening IT, letters only OF ncendary character but
also grossly defamatory, brought 10 light On the
night Of his arrest he had returned TO the hotel entirely
unconscious OF the evidence that had accumulated against
him during his brief absence. He promptly appre-
hended and placed In Jail for trial. which will occur on
Thursday next The matter will be thoroughly investi-
gated and his tcmcrty meet its just reward We would
warn the people Of the country against all srollng Yam
kee pedrs and other suspicious characters, no matter
from whence they may hail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

KzLE-HuGHss In the private chapel OF the Arc1se~
pcns rrsdeutc, Madison avenue, The 2ist Inst, rs
USNp Ksuis, sf S,n Francisco Cal, ~ M.RgARxu a. O.
HrGH daughter Of tn te Mr. Fairies Hughes OF Grove
Mount Jefferson county, ~ ", AID niece OF tho hrsh
bishop
McNnos -QUCs On Tuesday, April IL, by tho Rsv.
In Anthem, 10. T. MChlgonY 10 Mrs. MACY T. QyEan -
thi- city, daughter Of John Barry Of Cbauau1pe coug.
~ 4.
ssnH-pIOpBUs. -lOn saurday, April ~, at 81 johns
church. Brooklyn, By the Rev tir. Guor Mss ELIZA Ay1
Ss.rr Of Brooklyn 70 W FRANK PHoNvs, Of New York
SHoTTT-H ACCEITy.--pn Monday April %, n " Hw
tholomews church, by Rev Samuel Coke Rev wuLrA1
ul tbs city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

An active demand br RIO has prevailed during the past
week and prices may DC considered fully equal 10
ade With the exception Of ooO bag Of ordinary descrip
ton taken 1oe 10ssc. cash, for export The.nsrke
closed firmly, with an improved feeling.
F,u1GTs. continued heavy, and with the excep
ton the shipment Of naval stores, engagements were
light To Liverpool 100 bbb beef engaged at p ;
500 hides at - Cd Flour and grain, with cotton
nominal To London 900 bbts rosn engaged at -
3D. and 1000 do at o. To Hamburg $50 bales OF hops
taken at sc To Hayre cotton and cut meats were
going forward at Nc. per H. and liquor at 3lc, and do
to Marseks at &c. There change 10 notice in
rates for Calorna or Australia.
MoIAsSED firm and active, with sales OF 800 hhda
Cuba at &c and 3J0 do Cuba caycd AT Soc
NAVAL SToREs.-The market hrmcr With an in
creased demand The sales embraced no bbis for ship
ping at 0c and about 1000 bbl common rosin at 81 ~
81 IS per $40 lbs delivered and $500 bbs TAR nj " 90
a s. 62L. Crufe firmly held ut 81 62h..
Ous-Iinseed was quiet at S3c a SD for American
There change of moment 10 notice in wh,e or
sperm oils
PROVISIONS -pork-Thc market was iess buoyant The
sales embraced 800 400 bbls., including mess at
So go So 10 closing with oilers AT the close buyers
Offering 81 So without sellers The market closed
dull Prime ranged from $40 - $l9 40 Beef continued
firm and in good demand with sales of about 400 500
bbs including country prime at 81 $l So and mess
do. at $l3 $ll. Other kinds unchanged. Bacon
WAS firm with sales of about 300 boxes, at l0ic. &c
Cut meats we're firm gales light old prices 90 hhds
small sold for export England at lie. lard
steady with sales Of 800 400 bbls and terces at ltc.
l4ac. Butter and cheese was in fair request at steady
prices.
SuGARs.-There animation in the market and
the sales of yesterday and 70 day embrace 5000 bags
Manila before reported about half 10 go to Pbiladei
pha t.c and the remainder for this city, AT l0c;
about 500 hhds muado 900 to 90 to Philadelphia, at
TIC and the remainder for this market at prices rang
ing from &c to 7Xc, and 900 200 hhds Cuba mus
covads at 9s4c 1o'ic.; rs do Porto RICO at lo1.c
II NC, and 500 boxes Havana at private terms.
WHrsKrY.-Sales Of 800 400 bb5 were made at Is &C.
a 2qc., closing dull and unsettled.
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SheriM-,s Office.
ALLEGED pEpALcAT1oNs OF A CASH

ALLEGED DEFALCAT1ONs OF A CASHIER.
Arm 81 McIvaine, bookkeeper and cashier OF
Beck Co. arrested charge Of conversion Of the
property Of his employers to the amount of 800 600
II will be recolleced that the house Of Beck Co. sus
pended payment months since but subsequent
examination of the Of McIlvane il appeared that
ehere extensive defacaton. By consent bail
excepted in the amount Of $40 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Hon. Judge Brady

Before Hon. Judge Brady.
APRM 2l.-James r. Hidden Miieis and Asres.--Ac.
ton for espass and eviction during of the rebuilding Of
The premises known formerly the Irving House por
Zion Of which the defendant keeps similar suit
tried before, but the jury disagreed, and the parties
compromised the matter This action is for damages
tanned subsequent to the former Verdict for plaintiff
4 nOO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

CHARGE OF MURDER on AN AMERICAN SHIP.
AfRn "a number of witnesses' who have been re.
tanned in New York for several months past charge
o murder, alleged to have been committed by the
Che American ship Crescent at Trieste the Mediterra
uean yesterday transmitted by Marshal Ry nders to
Boston, where the trial will take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

Spring. 1887.
sy for ssc embracing large and beautiful Rssortmcns az
rprng overoas Ragan. English snd French business coats
vies OF ca ssmere pantsoons fancy and plain
s-.om rossn IL stocked with late imporstons Of
~sods many which be fond nowhere else. THIS de-
Garment headed BY Mr. Lyman Derby SIN position TO offer
srsi sirsrons in the way Of sy hsh garments and goods
Prompt attention given 10 all orders - ,,,,.,,
Noe "a 20 and ao Broadway, corner Of Warren 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

Batchclorss HAIR Dye, wigs and futspees,
the best In the world SURPRISING all Made. sold ADD applied
as tbs wig factory. x3 BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

II WIN be reeoecied by many TIA. chemical examination az
Cha rena of the eve of Dr. Burdeu made In order 20
eers the countensncs Of the murercrwtth what
~ public Now h morally certain thai had the
.ac&or purchased. the medical men used, one Of
q r. CovERT's superb French plate mirrors, the public
details n h1rrtd crime
we would the benefit Of ho-e intending 70 furnish
this eprinR their precious lives by
lns eoe mirrors nj hs second annual sale
which place Wednesday, I'd inst at r. ", at his
varrv,ous Broadway between Twenty first and Tweu
~ secoud Seats viii be prepared for The ladies. Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

y+IRaT's ToKAI new PREPARED ~ a MILD ~,
form flavor 10 suit both oh snn ycunk, III
become uue popular with the fair set ~ VIC WI
~ear sbr,p-elves n % losscco cnewtng
ryE peialex ii sexsr sad drus whoessle 81 "
DreaAvsI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

Rupture Cured by Marsh Il Co.'s Radical
cure truss, .. no 2lS Maiden Lane. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

HOlIOWay's FIHs anu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ba MANY cares and the Ahnd depend upon the
mothers there should therefore be doubts employed If
the mother is dyspepc the child will pine the mother
breasts happy Office becomes agony advised
then and use remedies which will give 10 bo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

ninth anau. grand boat eNhbiton viii be open this week
The seven floors @ l60 feeu ri the bazaar ARE hd with
every variety OF pleasure rsct ship, sa and iacy
bualsL Admission free. No "a, south street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

.Josscs' Coral Hair OH Restorrfive-Best
sbinr made Coz the hair Jones Italian soap Cor the skin
"a Lalonis Ilud sabsser for ladies -. Depot 22 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

Canadian -four Was in light stock aud the market firm.
The sales embraced about 300 400 bbs at the above
quotations. southern -four in good demand, with
some inquiry export 10 tropical ports The aes footed
u about 500 900 bbs within the range OF tho above
osalions. Rye -four In moderate demand at - so
81 CO. Indian meal firm at - 70 for Jersey and AT
A. sc 80 co for new Jersey. Wheat Was unchanged.
The sales embraced 800 bushels Of southern white
at 81 60, and n ot OF inferior red was reported at
nruro which afforded criterion OF the
market and some Western rcdl reported at 81 IS.
Corn was in light stock with good domestic demand,
while prices continued firm. The sales embraced about
s5 GOO 10 600 bushels including Western mixed at To,
and Southern yellow Mt T2sc T3kc., and white do.
at &c Tee Rye WA steady, with sales OF about 900
bushels New Jersey. Northern ~ prime quality held
NJ Sc g0c. barley was less bouyant Sales ranged
from 81 IS 81 75 The latter figures FOR prime Canadian.
Malt was al 81 so $iq0 asked and quite firm. Oats
ranged from SIC. n COO. for State and Western.
CorroN.--The news by the Fulton was less favorable
than WAS expected but Offset 10 great extent by
unfavorable accounts from all parts OF the South regard
ing the crop just planted and severenury in places
10 the cotton which had como mp, requiring repantng
To day ske, unsettled, buyers and sellers
700 much apart W opesa,a Jhe following siaasmeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

Defiance ssiamander s"'s-~"n raven,
60. ,f deaance locks and bars. DEPOT i92 Pearl
street one below Mabieu h'ne ov,ur ~ p,rprou
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laallotypes,

sasAAo'yPe'' puoroaRApus
DAGUERREOTYprg
r gURNEY challenges the Photographic world 70 produce
r,srvs In style equal 10 these made 81 ais phOo
Kraphic palace Of All. No. $40 broadway
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r<,.,u. nm, f,r your Head - soe that your

head res, aims metal. we Sr n, T. 4, ny. ~
showers arrived; II requires only s snoek 70 We
when the head is contiguous o. metal WI" SYN "o ""'o
b. supply head rests conainlng Q. ug!a. 80. ,,.t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

We learn that the Director Of the Min, enabled
short for the issuing OF the cent authorized by
the Last session Of Congress- Abou, a million, II h re-
ported are already completed, and two millions will
be finished before the Mint paying them out
II IL then 70 be hoped that the present cumbrous copper
coin will disappear suce the establishment OF the United
States Mint les than 500 tons Of copper cents have
been coined, making OF distinct pieces lt0,0oO,ooo. OF
these large number have been lost, converted into
washers" for machinery, otherwise taken out OF crcu
aiion. From the little of the old spanish coin many
supposed il had an either found Ia way 70 the Mint or been
returned 10 Cuba and the por,s the Spanish Main. The
Director Of the Mint however, estimates the quantity stl
IN the country al not less than two and half millions OF
dollars.
The steamship Fulton, at this port from Southampton
and Havrc, brings four days later nsws Tho financial
advccs are OF the bighes, Importance Tho movements
Of the Bank OF England calculated 10 seriously affect
financial Affairs this side OF the Atlantic. The advance
in the rate loans Stocks from 0X 10 per cent,
az sudden and UNEXPECTEDLY the first advance to 6x
per cent The cfcc, consols decided. They closed
a, decline OF y y per cent The Tus Of Tho
9Th inst,n, SAYS the "coutnua,lon' IN consos TO the
7h OF May was quoted this afternoon X TO 9ls per cent
or equal TO eY 10 ~ per cent per The total
ports Of specie from London for the week ending The G
inst was 81 ,i5s,7oo cf which G,soos6 silver The
inrorts for the week were abort fG0i 900 wc have
IN this fact one Of the CAUSES for the bank action. The
active demand tor money in london must hasten remit
,ances FROM this side and active movements in
specie.
The IivcrToo cotton market wa quiet, without varia
ton In r-iccs. There very little speculative move
mcnt BreadstuI. were dan and declining.
The annexed .iaism nt exhibit the value Of mcrchan
disc exported from this port 10 foreign ports during VI"
week ending April o. aud from January 10 that 6ie Ia
each OF the past three year,
Comnzc rIn Pou 90 NV YoEx-yurS ~ Eyruers.
1858. 1854. 1871.
Total Tor the week.. sse.el7 eiIN,0n R,2N,6SS
Previously reported ie,GT0,eIS 225ip05 22sl6,5Sl
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NrspOw SHADES
w fNNOW III NDFN
w Al manu1aCturera prices
Prosn Z. ceui. UPWARDS
KElrY 4 FFRdUgOw
81 Bradwzy.

MrHIsKERs AND MoUsTACiTrss FORCED TO GROW
w IN ak weeks by M on9ueni, which Will no< STAN -
ujure the skin ~ bottle N part ~ TIE
X. q GRAHAM Us Brosfssy, and zieber. ~ soulh NE
street Philadelphia