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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
R,RRY's TRICOPHEROU

L. the Best sud Cheapest Article for Dressing
Bssutifying. Cleansing, Curing
Preserving and Restoring the Hair
Ladies. try IT, For sAle by all Druggists and PeTfameT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Lsrgest stock in the wordTh ceebrsted etsb'hnert Is
~ Broadway Twelve private expressly for the
sppi, alton HAIR DYE the beet exsn bATcHE-
WIGS aud TOUPEEs have improvements al others
this only place where things properly underood
md made
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
THE NEW PATENT Door SPRIN

ToRkEYs Patent Do0R SPgsc, although bit snof time
the pubic, has already scqurrd reputation =. before
attained by Oih.r arrangement II - m sct me door
Spring +. P. ToRREy, Msuui!ctnrsI and Pa,entes:
No Q Platts'.. New fors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
RAmcM.C CURE Truss OrFIcE.-MARsH Il

Co. No 2 Veseyst., Astor House-TRUssLs, SUPPORTERS
SHOULDER BkAcEs SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS for yarcose
veins every variety Of bsndages skiuy applied Ai.
male attendant IN private rooms for ladies'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
CATARRH.-Dr. GoOpALE, No. 3 Bonds

S.vYork makes the treatment this disease speia'N
Lonz formidable together with a thr 20
plcs,iops and eus such Neuralgia Hesdech SorS
rbro., Bronch Dyspepsia great Dehuxion OF Mucus' &'
,rr relieved and positively and rsdicsliy cured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Mr. JosErH MEYER practical chemist 20 the Courts oi 'a
EnxiApd Prussia Sc hss established his office 81 No ol-
Brcsday Of Houston where he VIII De nApPy 10
enter into contracts with houekeeper merchants show"
manufacturers brewers. superntendents Of Pnbhc buohE
Ac by h he engages purify their establishments rom all
sorts Of vrmin keep them free from Il permanently and
where hi. Preparations may be bad wholesale a. pces
from % cents 10 81. r.
General Agent for the United States and Cansds
RusnroS druggist. No 10 Asor honse and No. AZ Broad
way of Caualst. ~ q,
The preparations kept for sal. by ;he proprietor No OIL
Broadway, End by all respectable Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

81 so PER TUN FOR LOCusr MOUNTAIN COAL;
N.Y. stove sid Egg sizes which viii be- delivered
in GOOD order st 10. above price Apply TEUsLow Nos
IA Wal 30 Cherry and Do East ian sis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-21

In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. TRAVIS Introduces a
bto compel Railroad trains to stop at their Stations
thirty minutes, to receive freight and passengers
Mr. WALKER, to amend the charter Of the Widows
and Orphans Asylum Of Memphis; Mr.. DENTON, TO
make the Justice of the Peace at Flynns Lick,
eected by the pepOle Of that civil district instead
of bv the people of that town alone; Mr. HEIsKELL,
toaIow railroads to charge higher ratefor freight
Mr.. GooDvER, to pay to James C. Luttrell S99 for
signing and numbering $50 coupon bonds for con-
s.ructing the capitol and 48 coupon bonds for the
purchase Of the Hermitage.
Mr. MCCoENICo's resolution to adjourn sine die on
the first day Of February, was laid on the table.
House bill for the benefit Of Mrs. Anna Maria
McNairy, passed the third reading.
Mr. TRAVIS bill giving the United States Govern
ment one year longer time to accept the Hermitage
passed the third reading.
In the House Of Representations, after the morning
hour, in which due share Of new matter was intro
duced. MIR. TAYLoR's common school bill WIS re-
sumed, and after debate, and sundry propositions to
amend, which we're rejected it was passed the third
and last reading by yeas 43, nays p. The bilPre-
scribes, that certificates Of qualifications to teach in
the free schools may be issued by such persons as
shall be found by the examiner to be qualified to
teach reading, writing and arithmetic-the three
Rs-and prescribes an oath to the examining com
missioner.
Part VIII. Of the Code was passed the third read
ing: and the Committee on Federal Relations was
instructed to report on Mr.. Folks Kansas resolu-
lions this morning at 10 o'clock.
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COMMERCTAL.


monetary ana N0AlALGEcAeAe
/ The New York EUeaiag Post reports a sale Of
s. 900 Of Tennessee Bonds on the 18th at s73.
There was no sale Of Tennessee Bonds at the first
board on the 16th. The Post says
Statements have, in some way, got afoat that the
State Of Tennessee was not paying its interest in full.
On inquiry, we learn that there is no foundation
whatever for such rumor and that the Treasurer Of
Tennessee has made ample and honorable arrange
ments with the Merchants Bank in this city to meet
all such demands.
The steamer Baltic, which sailed the 10th,
took out to England 1924, Ola in specie.
1t is supposed that the aggregate ofsPecie in the
Banks of Pennsylvania, considering that there is a
constantly rising average, must at this time amount
to nearly IS OOO OOO which is larger than has been
reported for many years. Everything seems to in
dictate that the banks are nearly ready for the re-
sumption of specie payments.
The New Orleans Price CurrsRt, Of the 18th inst ,
says the pressure for money continues urgent with
out any marked Improvement in the facilities for
efecting negotiations through the discount brokers,
beyond litIle greater willingness on the part of
capitalists invest in the long dated cept-
Of few favorite names. As to the rates they
remain the same as previously-ssy for short com
mercial paper from 2a33 u cent per month, and for
prime long dated asceptances and good mortgage
notes fnom 12al8 z cent per annum. The banks
are discountng pretty good portion of al the good
short paper that is offered
Ii is thought by some wise fnanciers that We are
yet going to have a good deal of breaking and
suspending in the country during the year 1858.
The great cities have had their troubles, and the
villages have next to come. An enormous debt all
over the country is known to have been pushed for
ward, and portion of it can be staid longer and
portion paid but some of it must and will roll back
like the wave Of the storm-lashed sea when raised
from its proper level.
As an evidence Of the condition Of the Hide trade
in New York. it is stated that the decline in prices
for the last few months is seventy five per cent
and that while the stock in January 1857, only
10000, the stock in January, 1858, is 100000
hides. This is pOrtentOus of an immense decline
in leather.
The Price Current of the 18th says
The week has opened with improved feel.
ing in the market generally, and Cotton has still
further recovered from the late depression, under
the influence Of later and favorable European adj
vices. Western Produce, also, moves more freely,
and at rather more full prices and Sugar and MOlas-
ses have met with very fair demand, out with
lower prices for the former.
The following are the quotations for Cotton, as
compared with the prices at the same time in previ
Ons years.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-The report in the Times
Of thearraignment By Marshall OReberts the steam
| ship owner, is eOntradicted. No arraignment is
/ intended
The Black Warrior with HAVANA dates Of the
| 10th, and $4,000 in specie has arrived.
The Spanish squadron sailed on the 18TH on a
cruise in the Gulf for the health Of the crew. 1t
is rumored, but Jiscredited, that Santa Anna is
aboard, and the feet lie bound for Vera Cruz
The Wabash arrived at Havana on the 10th with
Col. Anderson and 40 men. The weather was warm
and business dull. Short Exchange, Sac premium
3NEW ORLEANS, Jan 2O.-Cotton, sales 5000
bales; Lower Grades easier; NiddliBg steady. Su
gar 4a48. MOlasses l7alS. Flour firm. Freights
unsettled and dropping. Exchange unchanged
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2O.-The Democrat has Kan
sas letter Of the 18th.
ELECTION Observation-Disclosures with slavery
6063-without slavery 1862. This last number is
doubtful Smith Free State man for Governor ,2SS;
Marshall, Democrat, 6O23. Parrot, for Congress,
1920; Carr, $685. The Senate stands Free State IS;
Democrats 8. House-Free State 20; Democrats Ii
The Territorial Legislature, on account Of frauds,
viii provide for another Constitutional Convention.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Flour 6OaS 70; wheat
unchanged; oats 37a3S; whisky l4}; hogs 75a5 90;
mess pork Y so, with an advancing tendency.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-SENATE-Mr. Hale
spoke, making structures the bred Scott decision.
HoUsE-The following bills we're introduced
Mr.. Davis Of Mass French spolietiOn bill.
Mr.. Scott, bill for The better security Of passen-
gers on ocean steamers.
Mr.. Kibben, bill granting alternate sections Of
land to California TO aid railroads.
SENhTE.-bIr. Iyerson introduced bill retiring
disabled army officers. Referred to Committee on
Military Affairs.
He also gave notice of his intention to introduce
bill to change the mode Of appointing Cadets to
West Point.
HOUsE-The House debated the Pacific Railroad,
and finally resolved that that part of the Presidents
message relating 70 it, be referred to a Select Com
mittee of l5 with power 70 report bill or other
wise. Adjourned.
ST LOUIS, Jan. Colour, 446; Wheat, 52a
a 90; Yellow Corn, So; Oats, 39a40; Tobacco, 81
a9i.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Cotton firm; White Wheat
1.20a1 30; White Corn, GS Mess Pork, II 25a
1850; MOlasses, 25a27; Teas, old green, slightly
advanced.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O-The War Department
asks an appropriation Of nearly quarter of a mil
lion for 20 months subsistence Of the Utah expede-
ton.
The Senate, in executive session. confirmed the
remainder o. the Naval nominations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-21

are unquesnonably the best In the market.
No well regulated family can afford to do without a
Grover Blksr Machine made expressly for family use
We advise all readers to call and examine them No
Public Square Nashville, Tennessee.
There not an invention Of this inventive age viii Oh
honors nsrican genius more than Sewing Machine
No family ought to be deprived Of its benefits We are
atisded fro personal examination that the one called
Grover Bakers" is all shat teIams to e, and /
good enough to be safely recommended and to meet ell
bic requirements in the work Of "a family
Independent
"For our own family use, We became fully satisfied
that Grover Bakers machine is the best and we acc0r
dinghy purchased it."-Americ4n Agrcuurst Of Oct g.
Horace Greeley in referring the above notice from the
American Agricuturist writes: "To all of which tie
Tribune says anen-That the writer of 8 notice OF Sew.
ing Machines tina! VIC lately published prefers Whsee
Wilson's, does not makeIthsm prsisrabls."
P Willis, Esq, editor Of the Home Journal in bis
issue Of November s. in comparing the machine with
Others says The OF this inc in the irst place
is aned. Then the stitch is more elastic aud
much stronger for WOoen clothes It6nIshss of its own
work, which the other does The can be ripped
and reserved, and does uotp of Iss without berg
intended, though every third stitch De cut The same
machine SILK linen thread and spoil cotton
with equal fcy; anda very material advantage is that
sews from ordinary spOOs net makrgit necessary
thermaehines, hatthe cotton should hrt be rsspOOsd
construction is simpler and stronger"
The Grover Baker machines are We believe superior
70 any Others"-BJs tOn Daily Advertiser
"From the Discrimination We have been able to obtain
well from careful examination Of the work done with
different machines led to give the pre- erence to
Grover BAkers TIE fitness and beauty Of the stitch
made BY these maohiues is unsurpassed and to the a
by Of the work to rip it out q the question Amer.
lean Baptist.
The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Company takes
he liberty of referring any Of the SIX thousand families
who have had their machines in dsily use.
Circulars containing cuts Of dtfTeat styles Of ma.
Chimes and Of all parties in all parts oths country
# the highest respect btY OF whom inquiries can be
made will be furnished on request
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what a Ytrgininn ,nYs.

hiCHhOND3 va. FeO' Slsts 1908.
.Nsssrs. B. 4. Fa3Essf0ek & Co.
GEETLEMEN:-Mr James R. Ratefe, resident OF Henri,
county, the city of Richmond, Va. made fol.
lowing statement TO me:
negro boy, two years old very sick; presumed
the be He became much prOsted that
despaTed Of all hopes Of his recovery,
concluded try B. A. FahuesOck Vermifuge, and pur
chased OF o. A.. tTeckeT, one vial Of which gave him
teaspOonfl morning and night for three days in
uaon. In loss tba three hours after had given him the
dose, the child commenced TO pass worms, Of all sizes
from six 70 inches long, TO the Astonishing number Of
from four TO Ave hundred-aRd tne boy is perfectly
we'll.
ceTv, with plsasure to the truth Of the above
ment. o a. SFRE CkER.
Sold wholesale and retail and bv all The principal drug
gss end country merchants throughout the United States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-21
The --latest improvements!
GROVER & BAKERS
SEWING MACHINES
FOR FAMILY SEWING,
CD n HI G. MzI0
4 Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NElsOs, WHY THr Crows & sAE1a nAoH1vr o, uuu

REAsOSH WHY GROVES & BAKER MACHINE Is UuEzE-
RALLY PRETERRED SEWING.
1t is mere 81 mPe ard easily kept in order than
any other Machine.
3D. Itmakes seam which win not zip or ravsI though
every th I'd stitch is cut.
3D. 1t seWs from two ordinary spoals, and thus al
trouble Of winding thread avoided, while the Ma
chine can be adapted at pleasure By mere charge Of
spools, to all varieties Of work.
4th The same Machine ruRs silk, linen thread, and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
5th Theseam is elastic as the most elastic fabric 70
that it is free from oil liability to break washing iron
ing, or otherwise
6th The stitch made BY this Machine is more beautiful
than any other made, either BY hand or machine
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Prizes
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 0 TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
RE npaVVN
ImarfOu PRICES
PRICE TICKHfs.
WHOLE TICKETS SiOi HALY Is IS; QUARTERS, G21,
a THE LOTTERY


The Numbers from to 5000, corresponding with thOs'
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are encirced with small tin tubes and placed ia Wheel
Tae arst 3d. Prizes similarly printed and eucFeled,
placed in another Wheel
The Wheels then rsvolved, and number 10 drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and az tne time Prize
drawn the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
out are opened exhibited 20 the audience and registered
bv the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against The
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until al The
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEBThs two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the drst Prizes will
be entitled % approximation Prizes For example,
if Ticket No 1880 draws the S60OO Prize, those TcEets
numbered 1928, 1929 l2j 1882 will each be entitled
1900 II Ticket No. $50 draws the 900 prze Tick
els numbered 54s 49, SSH $50 will each be entitled $50
ard so on according 10 she ABOVE scheme
The sur Prizes Of so viii be determined By the last
ure Of the No. ;hat draws the $50 pnzs. For examp
if the number drawing the 900 prize ends with l. then
al the tickets whsre he number ends in will be entitled
to $50 If the number ends with No. 3 then al the oEa.s
where the number ends in will be entitled 10 $ZU, and
SO ontOO.
Certificates Of PACKAGES WILDE sold ct the following
rates, which is the risk.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets ESQ
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OPINION OF THE JUDGES ATTHE LATE
nTErETA NICs, E7ATn

the late Mechanics Fair, held the City NASHVILLE,
n in October 1857, lhs Judges appointed
cles 10 Glass 43-NO- IT, GROVER & B,KRRs Sewing Ma
chimes Nc. I6f, ST GgR's-EEepOTt the PrjmCi-
pal points and meTi Is Of The tOl0Ws:
The machines both thread machines that is usn
two seperate threads making the ch that GROVER
d BAKER using the thread from Common sPOOls
with two Needles: and that oil SINGERS using one
spool AMI needle, the other read working Om Bob
bin inClOsed in a Shuttle, and, in he opinion Of
the committee Is best adapted 10 fine Clothing, sad
dlery, DC.
The GROVER & BAKER as the Least COmPIiCats
ed Machinery and, of course, easier man
aged; advantage Of using spOOis without Res
winding, ana, win the exception OF tine clothing, sad
dery Sc, IN the opHiOn Of the COMMITTEES is best sults
ed for Family use.
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New York scarce, 3s7Pre. Louisville, none TO be had
n. Orleans. none to be hadCinoinnsu " " d"
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Bank of Commerce.
NnshviIIo, Tenn, Dec. 12,

Nashville, Tenn, Dec ~, 1877.
NHP stock oders II ths Bank have placed me assets 10
The Tru tee Tor the purpose Oh Hldlug up
their indebtedness ais due. The note hoes viii please
send IN our early - possible ana receive u rcan
II in mi, ank bavs been haufed over 20 me- and feeby
edge ny individual aoily of men, ana ms money Is
80 - ff - -H... JOHN d JAMES.
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For Sale.

A HANDSOME eOuLITy residence, on the Dickinson or
- Branch Louisville turnpike, y miles from Nashgile
Tus pacs contains IS acres OF guuld, Of when 70
woodland Ihe dwelling = neat frame house wish iour
kitchen an servants and out houses Of even
kind In the very On the place there s never
failing supply Of water. For terms which suitable 70
IN times apply 20
i2-dF 8 LLNDsLEhs
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The Tom OF FBANKLE.-Ourlng the remark
sbIy mild weather with which We are being favored
the opportunity has been embraced Of pruning the
trees 10 the old Episoopahan burying- ground on
The corner Of Fifth and Arch streets.
throughout the day, yesterday, a large number
OF persons TOOK advantage OF the open entrance
and visited the SPOT In the northwest corner Of the
yari maie classic by the remains which II enshTlne5.
Tie humble slab that marks this hallowcd spot
i1seA as transformations IS the character Of MIN
whose memory IT'S simple inscription commentaries
seemed rs excite surprise in the minds Of many
an well d might Ii the classic saying, that &c he
Wnose 1euts deserve monument can now scarce
y An1 u .ama could wItA justice be applied 70 the
oe'ca''- Roman. wah now much more propuety
Mss 'I' american blush with self condemnation al
tne ln'1s-l o.. allowing sixty eight years to roll
over '-e 'e'' ID one Of our couuJrymen, who, even
WINE -''N-, wrote has epitaph upon the clouds Of
As4's'' va" pen of lightning, and yet whose
grave Is no, marAed with tributary monument
eqllL - ma "leA De cheerfully bestowed upon the
eOmmones' Deneiaet0r VI his race-PhladsIphia
PrfIf
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BRAGG'S ARCTIC IMMINENT,

BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.
This incu parade Eminent, upon which the great mass
Of the afflicted all ianos rey f'r relief the
pangsO m, uunsn, Neuralgia, Govt Erysi elias, Cancer
Scrlua, Sprns. Bruises, buns scales AID all euAnesus
diseases sraDidy suPes5ding ali miaT pre- paTa0ns. The
PFrpreor give or the encourggemeEtOI sufferers the FOL
cd By Il during The past months Cerueates from hs
psTes named the possession Of the pr0pustars, but
their length precllues The publ cation Of all
AN EXPLOSION.
MENPHIs, TRNS., Nov. 2sth, 1857.
scalded BY the explosion Of steam Boiler friend Induced
ne 70 ~ STagss Arctic Luimeut. The instantly
pain IRON the bruises. La weeks was we'll
and able TO resume my business.
HENRY HAVEKSKII4L, residence Jackson street.
The BLIND SEE
WEBsTEE CITY, Iowa, Nov. 9th 1857.
DIR. A. G. BRAGG-DEAR SIR: For Jhaa three
years had been afflicted with nhamed eyes, in an agra.
waited degree, tried Physicians, several
nostrums 10 efeeI was induced by Dr. Raum to w
the Arctic Hnimsnt and ia mouhs was nearly well =
Ny little dangh afflicted In the manner for the
oIho IN one eye. appneo yo1 Fai9aoi5 Llnment, and
her eyes are now perfectly SQUAD thus have /, with
sides curing the rheumatism in my back would not be
without yOurhysuable remedy In my house. Yours truly
WEssrEE CI1T, lows Nov. ON, 1857.
hereby certify, int am well acquainted win William
Russell and With the astonishing eges he mentions, Had
J.J WADsWURiH,P NJ, Webster City.
GOOD FOR ANNALS.
ing diseases Of animals witness the following csrtd
cELas messra . q A hruolt LNnchr Arn0L lOs
the largest livery stables 10 the West, general
known throughout the United statss
ST. Lou g, Dec gard, 1857.
We The undersigned, having used DR. bragg Arctic Lin
ment for number Of months Cheeruly testify It's super
Tor efficacy curing he diseases of horses
satisfied tas Arcuc being she rest Eminent made tia
would no Otner We keep ana have kept for
her Of years. extensive livery stables IN city diseases
great and we siLatngy that the Arctic Lniments
ths only have lOund always elective We
Oiay recommend II TO all livery stable keepsrs and
having the OF b
}. &A.ARNOT,
LY SCH, ARNOT & co
chestnut street.
CAUTION.
Many Druggists, having old LInments hand, will try
sell them you The BEST do sou pOsiysl refuse
to purchase them. ask for BRAGS ARCTIC LLNINBNI,"
and take other
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
The PrOpTetOrs agree 10 furnish purchaser OF dol
lar bOe with free subscription the United States Jour
nal Ter year. This is Of the New York illus
tratsd papers. certificate, emitting the holder ben
eft Of this proposition enclosed IN The wrapper around
every dollar bottle. Tue arctic Lnimsut put up 25c
soc and 81 bottles The soc bellies and 81 bottles
50 and 100 per cent Lniment in proportion hoT
cOEi, and are the cheapest.
For sale by Bragg & BurrOWes, sole prOprietOrs,
st. Louis, No.
W " BERRY & DEMOVILLB,
Wholesale Agents.
And by A. Fl. ROSCOE, C. W. HENDERSON,, and },
jan I-dtv&w3m
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NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE co

The prices Of Machines Val DO instance hereafter
vary the New Yovk Prices, except the cost OF reghb
I'd Ii place sale, m this Stats.
All persons having purchased these Machines oWno may
hereafter purchase them side Of the State OF Iennese
since the 2ih day November 1855 are responsive 70 the
ashvIlle wing Machine Company, he legal owners OF
the right nd will be r quired pay TO said Company the
$50 the right said Machines, Elnln me
TERRITORY OF TENNESSEE, aad whenever pay moDt Is
unless accounted this Company BY Msssfs 1fOVeT d
Baker.
Persons purchasing these Machines outside Of Tonnes
see had better see that they get bill Of sale Win ne
RIGHT TO USE sAME MANHINA IN TENNESSEE.
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III il
GREAT BEAUTIFIER
so LONG UNsUCCEsSFULLY SOUGHT
FOUND AT LAST!

CNOR it restores, permanently Gray Hair 70 original
color luxurizutly the bald head; removes al
tandrud Bching and all 0ula scsId head and all ep
TONS makes the hair so healthy glossy; aud will pfessrv
70 any imaginable age, removes, il By magic, al
blochss &C. the face and cures all nsd raj ga and ner
yous head ache See circular and the following