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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
THE MEETING or JUDGES.

From The .iIbany Journal. Aug l.
Tie JUDGES OF the Supreme Court anu tne Ne"
York Comuon Pleas and Superior Court convened
this morning in the Assembly Chamber Judges were
present as follows:
SrT,eme Cowf-i,t dist Mesns Davies Sutherland and In
II. Goad HcseeSo@ ana wisht an Mess !smss and Pot
ter; Mh MeDs Allen, Baco and Muln 9Th. Mess Bacom,
Grove, Msivin and Davis.
On motion Of Judge X. z. Marvin and seconded by
Judge Welles, Hiram Gray was chosen President OF
the Convention.
The Committee of five Justices appointed at the
last Convention of Justices S56) TO review and revise
The Rules Of the Courts, by AIR. Juscs Wm +. Allen,
their Chairman, proceed to make their report
The Chairman remarked that the Committee had
consulted together in reference to the subject and had
made such alterations and amendments aa they thought
were mperstvely required but had not gone into it
as fully as they detired and would have done, bu. for
the rtformaory movement now in progress, which
might no only dspose of the Rules entirely, but reform
most, if not all the Justices from office.
TIE report was then read through and adopted.
lt was then moved and seconded that each Rule, as
thus amended be tsken up and acted upon separately
Rule l. as amended and finally adopted, requires the
examination of the Candidates Tor adinission as az
torneys to be had in open Court at the Capitol in the
City Of Albany in the lid District, IN May ana De-
.cember in each year. .
Rule2 was amerded by designating the subject upon
which TIE applicant is required TO be examined.
Rule g. amended, requires mott On papers TO be filed
within ten days or order to be of ne effect
Rule A. amended, requires books TO be kept showing
title Of all causes and proceedings therein registry Of
borc to be kept &c. papers TO be filed within the
hours in which the office Is to be kept open BY law
Rule s. amended, by striking out the word resi-.
dence where it first occurs, and inserting the word
business"
Rule !, amended, by adding to the second clause,
"wh proof of service"
Rule g. added, that either party may make apph-
rs,iop for discovery Of books and papers.
Rule g party applying must show msterislity OF
papers. sc.
Rule 10, amended, giving Court granting o,dsr
power to make it absolute and prescribe penalty for
not obeyirg same.
Rule i3, amended, by adding, No couutel shal
occupy more than hour 10 summing up, unless by
permission Of the Judge presiding.
Proposition TO repeal the standing clause OF this
ru.e row under discussion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
PERSONAL.

NV. NJ. Thsckeray and Mr.. Edmund ates are
,s,e both members Of the Garrick Club In London.
M Yates, having thus learfed to know Mr. Inaek.
s,.v vyo,e in Tie Torn Tall, weekly paper OF
:Sor ,n article on thst Gentleman, which contained
fbe following description Of him;
M rh.oi,rsy Is f6 yesrs old. though from TIE hivery
49,. NJ his hair be sppesrs somewhs. Older lie very
sns onward Of ak feet two inches aud hs wa.
a., bis hsh. makes him oonpicuou In every assembly ms
boodle,s and DO; particularly expressive but euaksoe
ofue Of bridge of'he the result OF an
~ 9th He small gray whisker but Otherwise Is GIesn
b:yrp No one meeting Tim could fti 70 recoshAe ii ma
.sntsmap bis bearing Is cold and unnvns ms stye OF con-
.,a, either op<ny cynical shectedy goodna ufed snd
bis boho,sie forced bis wit biting bis pde easily
h. appearance invariably that OF the coo qrf'
.s h-S srrtemsn who vhstever may DO RANKING "biD'
rraers no surface display Of bis emotion
Mr.. Thsckersy learning who wss the author OF tins
piece of porrature wrote Mr Yates sharp letter. de-
nandpz On apology. Mr.. Yates said he was sorry,
but couldn't apologize under such letter. Mr..
Tbsoiersy appealed to the Governing Committee OF
tie Club, smopg whom Mr.. Dickens condemned the
course Of Mr. Tbsckeray finally however after an an
ims.ed discussionhe Committee voted to request Mr.
Yates to resign. Whether he has done this we are
rot informed.
The Hon. Rufus Choates physicians insist on TEN
porsry abstinence from al labor essential to his res
toration TO health.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

O. Esr Yori tie l,sssoa WHICH orty As Bead
s-@ med rrsty %
Re.otec The; Comm Of b. appointed fou
Ward IL be EA.e- District to upoT The CoCs
snd The the propdety CT essrs ct in tee
and legal toe Peek sip Ferry the otev aud
tselno PrtLt Interests IL the Eastern D iit.
Fcselrct That matters vha parties >oue .ss
lessee. Of said ery provided II Be Ter the CON
c IN snneE suited % ia npoTta,ce and he
tie trrel
NJ. JACOB L. FESs, bsing osred upon, said tI'st
the people Of Wllsmsburgh were me. in their mgst
to cemsnd their rghts. They protested against this
u.uIpaton On the part OF the Nsw-Yerk Common
Courci in disfarohspg 1900 residents Of the Est
EN- District. The people Of this city entitled to
a continuance Of thoee rights and conveniencies OF
trsr t which they bad enjoyed for % year, and under
which they had thriven and prospered The object Of
this movement was lot to establish ferry from Peck
slip to Futon street, but TO destroy line and then
compel the travel to resort to the Geo. Law Ferry, at
such prices he aud his choose to exact He did
care who obtained the lease be only nsstedtast
jorg established ferry public right and pub
lie not 10 be t.ed with. Vast interests
of the property owner the merchant the business
man, the nechs,ic, and the workwomsn, depended
upon this issue. Let the people take the matter in
hand, and see that their rights are maintained. Ap-
plause
The following gentlemen were appointed members
of the Committee provided for in the resolutions:
Thirteenth Ward Geo. Field; Fourteenth Ward-Grshsns
tbouy Walters Seventeenth WGd-Archbad X Messeros;
Eiahieerth Nni-Ju Hall; Nineteenth WGd-Richsrd Ten
The meeting then adjourned for one week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
GERMANS BOUND TO THE GOLD MINES.

A rumber Of Germans in favor Of emgrating 70 tns
Frazer River gold mines met last evening a, Cfu,
gers saeop, No. 562 Broadway, for the purpose o.
together in the same shp char:erng one for their con
veysrce If found advisable ard settling a. neM co..
other in tie geld region as possible with Wow Or
scrding each other mutual protection in tnef rev
homes. Upward of forty persons subscriber susJ
pan Of action and Committee was appointed 70 con-
Ter with owners of vessels and ascertain rom .osh,
the terms Upon which they will charter su,.s' &c
vesse cr take specified number OF passeng',s Ia.
any subs.srtal vessel which they may De so0u' ''"
ing out IS cs,msns
Ii is thought tbs. quite large psrty Oh aus
will 90 out in the bark yiekery soma tus oe,
present month Some in favor OF gong
possible, believing that "nOw the tune In op
To- ,bs bsrca 40 a. 10 arrive at thei. destination
early the ensuirg Spring arguing that .oey "0u'u
then be able 10 90 to work without loss Oh tiu'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
Total. beth irnir es, with :oE,
vhkets 10 20 down ....l6'
GOrERyORs or THE ALMs-HOUSE.

The Board met yesterday sfte'poon ss marx OF
respect 10 the memory q ths is:e Wslien OF tue City
Prison Mr.. John Gray. Mr.. SMITH occupied the
cbair The object Of the meeting was annourced. ana
Messrs. Dugro, Gulther and Oliver we're appointed
Committee TO draft resolutions. Nj GCSTHER pre-
serted TIE following, which wsTe slop:ea unac.-
mously:
The Bcard OF Governors sincerely lEia IL eApes;iug aer
h spprecs1 OF NJ Gray p.iTs.e character and ptAe ser
- A. as hoosabe energetic AID conscientious discharge Ct
IL uubNc duties Tbs. Aey symp2tlEeS q deeply win be
f y relative. sud ieut o th- deceased Il th-t be.ye
me- tet eIed ths thr Race G: 1ssrte.
sofloy m their O. al ciion.
st lie Yoard would s.ec TIE fre-a g ;h- deceese- Wa
Am tore- u Twenty sish;b street s-6 Fourth
Ihaiscsy 6th ias:., Ct O'Clock p 4.
Acer ths abortion CT the resolutions several Of he
Gcyerrcrs made adcressss sresk.rg II high term, of
The energetic and honorsbs crsrsote, Of the deoes:sd
T-e Boara then s5iOullsd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
HAcKMENS PROTECTIVE ASSOClA-
TION

,r,as.i,, n. ,b;, As,oos.icn was held last evening
9, M ~ Mercs1 .n' stree,. Mr. ABSER c. GRITTY
occupied the chair. and Mr. JohS u. Lar, go ~.
ciated as Secretsry Several new menUe,s sIout
eed making the total number o. c t6ss .bs
40. report was presented. 70 tng csn.ei hackmen
o. tns bsd been repealed BY the
Board of Aldermen, and that u Nss 80 Rcs,S =,
Board of Councmen would concur xitn tIe DO p.1,a Oi
Aldermen in this matter The menoe ,5,t ,hsv vii
succeed % in seeempshiug the object they hsd IN view
al the time Of ther orgsnizs zstion AieI .t uarrn,
some other business Of minor inpSrsnr; Inv
adjourned, subjec. to the cal Of TIE eas2'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
THE WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE.

meeting of tie Wing General Committee was held
last evening at their Headquarters, Thorp,s Hotel,
corner ef Brosdwsy and Eighth street The chsir
was occupied by Mr.. BrsJAsIS d. QUIGG, and MIR.
Robert Gwyer ofcisted Secretary on the occasen'
Fourteen Wards of the city were fully represented,
and considerable spirit was manifested among the
Delegates. Mr.. DopsE Chairman Of the Correspond
irg Committee, announced the receipt Of communcs.
tions from various sections Of the Union. Eleven
counties of this State are al properly orgs1lzea io
was thoroughly organized, which fact, at this early
period was deemed very encouraging to the fenas OF
tie cause. After dsposng of come matters OF oIsi-
uess character the meeting adjourned for two Weeks
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

NA1LAoK's THEtrER.-Lsst night was prodGcei q
new play entitled Advertising for Wife, This ls
piece that gives Mrs. Florence an opportunity to
dsnce divers dances and to sing divers songs, aod 10
appear in several character paris which have no. be-
fae been represented by her. While we sre not pre-
pared TO admit any great merit in the construction Of
the pay, but would, should our opinion be dc.
nanded under spsrticulsry strong OATH say tia. the
FILLING mp is very weak and unin.ereshpg, we are
perfectly wiling to allow tha, the various charac
teIizaiions Of Mrs Florence worthy of all COM
mtndston, ard ueIted the applause they received.
The Character Of a schoolgirl which she sssumss
IN one pant OF the play, is an uuhackneyed
ore, which has never bef)re been presented so
csIab.e and excellent manner, and which won the
special applause OF the audience II truly one Of the
best personsons in which she has ever appeared be-
fore sNew.lork audience. The imitation Of a well
known ard popular msusger was excsled and was
Acknowledged by the louiyexpessed applause Of the
house. The plsy though weak in construction and
Very lame in eIaboEo.on OF plot, is, We have the vsry
best snihonty for asserting the production of Dr. Jhu
fsmer the author of tue ats very successful play
q 'hs Boston AthersuD, " The Qaean's Heart, The
Iains mrcutcsd by others who profess 10 know is
CH0 LengHeof Charleston S. c. At any ate, i. is
successful piece and Only successful through as sp
lsl acting Q! Mrs. Florence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

,.S ,o sr,iye al the fort tomorrow t2ol, sso
sfpecsu nd Tunt's batteries during the week: Ih'
BuII. arrived at Josephs to day, and viii be dus
CIaD A. narrow Afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
r.lIisinu 0n Lake Erie.

CLrvELhsD, Wednesday, Aug; =, Ioo.
Iposssr pss Tssgsss mssss. Ts' cS Mondy %ad a S
hfiet w, .s total loss. There ia no insurance On
soe Tbs schooner was unrjured.
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SPLINTERS AND FAG-ENnS,
.ArnnnEp .RoM rnE pIoKINes or EVERY pAY LIE

10 CURE THE APPETITE FOR TOBACCO
A clergyman who for many years was add
dicted to the chewing and smoking of to-
bacco, but who has entirely abstained
from the weed for over thirty years, COM
municates to the Independent the meth
cd Of cure which he adopted. We copy
it, hoping it will prove efectual in many
other cases 81 had deep well of very
cool water, and whenever the evil appetite
craved indulgence, resorted Immediately
to fresh-drawn water. OF this | drank
what [ desired, and then continued to
hold water in my mouth, throwing out and
taking in successive mouthfuls, until the
craving ceased. BY faithful adherence
to this practise for about month l was
cured and from that time TO this have
been as free from any appetite for tobac-
60 as nursing infant. l loathe the use
of the weed in every form, far more than
I did before contracted habits Of indul
gence."
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An Important Era In the Healine Art
Consumption, Bronohit1S.

CATARRH, LARYNoIrIs, AsrHnA 4. AID Dr. sxs
OF THE TnRoAT, Lungs AID HxAhT, Cuhxp
WITHOUT PUTTING DRuos INTO TEX SyonAoH,
NY INHALiNo COLD MKDIcArKD VArossI
DR.. ANDREW STONE, Physician to The. Troy
Lung Institute. inventor of the celebrated Pull
mometer or Lung Tester, and Editor Of, the, fNpo
ttfs Oracle ID treating with astonishing success
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchifis, Larnaeitis,
Chronic Catarrh, liberated Throafs md k4fsc.
tions of the Heart, with his new discose ira sys-
tenn OF inhaling cold hedicated vapors. II Il q
wonderful discovery made upon true seisntide
principles the vapors are 50 Composed a % dis
solve tubercuisr matter IN the lungs, and cause
It to be exPectorated 1t travsrses every cir tubs
and cell and liberated cavern, crusing mem to
heal, quieting the cough, subduing The night
sweats, the hectic fever, and the chilniiil's
Consumption and the various kindred diseases
Of the throat and lungs, that has blightsd the
fairest prospects of youth aud b now annually
casting the sable pail over one hundred thousand
human beings in the United States, becomes -
curabls in my hands, under my syStenfidf treat
ment US any other dsenfes, If adopted before the
vital stamina is too far depressed. The advau
tage Of this treatment is such, that patisuts can
be treated at home that cannot end 1t convenient
to come TO the institution, by writing feil histo-
sex. Packages Of the yapor sitE N inhaler FOR for
their use. for three months course, IL furnished
at $25 for one month ei5. e. d. 'l24 6sso
Spacious and well furnished rooms and board
Is at all times furnished In the INSTITUTION, fer
WORD OF SOLEMN coNscIKnrIous ApvIcx To
THOSE WHO WILL RxFLkCT.
Ii is a solemn truth thar over 100000 de In the
Uniter States annually with Consumption, Mar
asmus, or Premature Decayl There. cannot be
mn effect without its adequate cause. 'Thousands
of the young, Of both sexes, 20 down 70 an early
grave from causes little suspected by parents or
guardian. -s-,.-,.,- r.. ,,f-. = ~
In view Of the awful destruction Of human life,
caused by sexual diseases, such a. SEPARATOR
h9a, Seminal weakness, the vice Of selEahuss
disease Of the kidneys, Spinal affection prsma.
ture nervous exhaustion or decay and the de-
ception prscticed upon the comnunity by base
pretenders, the directors Of the Troy Lung Inssi-
tute have instructed their attending physican to
give advice gratis, to all persons thus sfaictsd,
who apply by letter with description of their
condition, age, occupation, habit. life, he. All
persons applicants can be sisetaally treated ct
home. -s.t ..-- 49,, = -
just published, treatise on the early decay Of
the American Youth, Spermatorrhoss, Seminal
weakness, the vice of self-abuse and CHER dissas
es of the sexual organs, which viii be sent By
mail lin sealed enyeope,) tree Of charge On re
ceipt of two postage stamps for postage.
Addrass, post paid, DR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Lune IrsrlrpGz.
Icy. No. %, Fifth ST, Troy, N. Y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-01

CIvILrzINa POWER OF THE GOSPEL
Prichard, in his researches into the Phys
ical History of Mankind, referring to the
rapid spread of civilization around the set
Element OF the United Brethren arSApg the
Hottentots says " 1t is the unvarying
statement of these missionaries, deduced
from the experience of a hundred years
of patient service and laborious exertions
among the rudest and most abject tribes
of human beings, that the moral nature of
the man must be in the first instance quick
ened, the conscience awakened, and the
better feelings Of she heart aroused by the
motives which Christianity brings with 1t
before any improvement can be hoped for
in the outward behavior or the social state;
that the rudest savages have sufficient un-
Outstanding to be susceptible OF such a
change and that when it has once taken
place, all the blessings of civilization fol-
lew as a necessary result"
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nleoital.
HEALTH OR SICKNESS +!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS !

The blood furnishes the material Of every bone
muscle, gland and fibre in the human frame
When pure, 1t secures health to every organ; when
corrupt, il necessarily produces disease. H0L
LOWAY'S PILLS operate directly upon the 60
ments Of the stream Of life, neutraizng the prin
ciple of disease, and thus radically curing the
malady whether located in the nerves, the stomach
the liver, the bowels, the muscles, the skin, the
brain, or any other part Of the system
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are equally efioscious
in complaints common to the whole human race
and in disorders peculiar to certain climates and
localities.
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and derangment of the liver. the
source of infrmty and suffering, ami the cause Of
Vulnerable deaths, yield to these curatives In all
cases, however aggravated, acting rs a mild pur-
gative, Alternative and tonic they reievs the bow
els, purify the fluids, and nvigorste the system
and the constitution at the came time.
GENERAL WEAKNESS
NERVOUS CoMPLArTs.-W When all stimulants
fall the renovating and bracing properties of these
Pills give frmness to the shaking nerves and en-
feebled muscles OF tho victim of general debility
DELICATE FEMALES.
All irregularities and ailments incident to the
delicate and sensitive organs Of the sex are remov
ed or prevented by few doses Of these mild, but
infaible alternatives No mother who regard, her
own or her children's health should fail TO have
them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London Lancet" the London F" Medical
Review" and the most eminent of the faculty in
Great Britain, France and Germany, have suioa-
lied the Pills and their inventor. VI
Hooway's Pills are the best remedy known in
the world for the following diseases
Asthma Debility iections
Bowel Comps Fever Il Ague Worms of allkinds
Coughs Fen ale Com Stone 4 Gravel
Colds plants Secondary Symp
Chest Diseases Headaches toms.
Costiveness Indigestion Inward Weakness
Dyspepsia Influenza Liver Complaints
DiarrhRa Inflammation Lowpsys ofSpirits
Dropsy Venersal At. Piles.
CAUrio one are genuine uniess thsswords
Holloway, New York and Lone on, are Discern
BILE as Water-mark in every leaf Of the book Of
directions around each pot or box I; the same may
be Plainly seen by holding the Leaf tn the alipht
handsome reward will be given to any one rsn
dering such information as may lead to the detec.
ton OF any party parties counterfeittue the med
icines or vending the same, knowing fhem he be
| spurious. - s1l
| ***Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Hal
loway, so Maiden Lane, New York, snd.bx. a.
| respectable Druggists and Dealers 81 'MSdfths
throughout the United States and diyilfssd world
in boxes, at rs cents 90 1-2 cents, and 81 asch
| 1|There is considerable saving oy taking the
larger sizes r'ulitN S:I
! n. B.-Direchons for the guidsnce.sf pstisnt,
every disorder are affixed 70 soeh box. ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-01

What 1 Like to See and Hear

What 1 Like to See and Hear.
like to hear a man complain Of his
nsighbors' unruly" cattle, when he has
not rod of line fence on his farm higher
than sleeps back. This denotes chari-
ty, which hides multitude of sins. |
like, when am i'll hurry, to be stopped
by some human biped and asked where |
am going-what l am going for-how
long am going to be gone-whsthsr l
am coming back that road or not, &C.,
&c. This denotes an inquarins mind,
and indicates a commendable zeal for &C.
quiring useful information What ifyour
time is worth something should you not
be willing to make small sacrifice Tor
the sake of gratifying that noble work OF
nature-the quizzical.
l like to see people at church sit and
gaze at all who come in ;--particularly
at those who do not go very often ! This
denotes an observing mind, and great
desire to study human character, by in
specting the countenance and apparel OF
all within their sight. Such persons
should form themselves into company of
detectives in such order that they may
be well represented every Sabbath.
l like to see people after church, collect
about the door, so as to prevent all egresss
This denotes great solicitude for the spir-
itual welfare Of others for by thus
blockading the door, they cause Others the
longer to remain within the sacred walls.
like to hear man continually COM
planning of the weather, his crops, &C.,
&c. This denotes great wisdom, and
shows how superior mans Judgment is to
the Creators; and how much more favor
able these things would bo, if he only had
the management of them l LIKE.
Bridport, August, 1858.
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ID D NJ TT = TRY,
N. HARRIS, M. d.

N. HARRIS, M. d.
Ok. HARRIS extracts teeth without the least pain.
= Inserts whole sets of teeth on gold
plate.
Inserts whole sets on silver plate.
Inserts partial sets on gold and sill
yer plate, without attaching them
to the natural teeth, they being
fastened entirely by atmospheric
pressure, which prevents the de-
struction of the natural teeth by
the use Of clasps or springs.
Inserts teeth on pivot.
ills teeth with Hills Stopping
Fills teeth with Amalg,m.
" Fills teeth with Tin Foil
4" Fills teeth with annealed Gold
Fills teeth with adhesive Gold Foil.
=" Fills teeth with non-nd'sve Z" Foil.
" Fills tie 9TH with (hrystsl Gold Foil
File Teeth with Chrysta or Sponge
Gold. This kind of gold, In the
hands of n skillful manipulation,
far exceeds all other kinds Of fill
ings Chat have used) for pre-
serving the teeth, and for durabil-
iiy and usefulness. II is lost the
article 10 fill teeth with, and no
mistake.
Feels grateful 10 his numerous pat
rons IN Middleburl and vcn ~ for their patron
age the past year and solioits a continuance OF
the same. Rooms at his residence, on Park-st
where the Doctor III " be found at all times in
readiness to relieve the distressed.
hidelebury, Nav II. ls5s.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-01
FOR THE HAIR.
e Her golden tresses in wanton ringlsts waved.


. Her golden tresses in wanton ringlets waved"
Hkon.
SnELDoN's HAIR DYE is SO well known that it
needs no further recommendation.
SHELDoN's HAN TONIc always prevents nair
coming out,and produces ne W growth Of healthy
hair.
Lyons kathairon,
Hirrson's HAN Dye
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid,
Fish's Kalon,-made by The Mr. Fish that for
merly lived here.
Perry's Hungarian Balm.
Adams's Colcassian Ambra,
Burnetts Cocaine,
Burne;ts Kaiston,
Lttlefeld's Rose Hair Oil,
Spalding's Rosemary and Castor Oil,
Kitchen & Henderson's Hair Restorative,
Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
English Bears OIL,
Harrson's Bears Oil,
Harrson's Bear Pomatum,
Harrson's Rose Hair Oil,
Preston & Merrilis Hair OIL,
Frauds Huile Antique,
American Hair Lustral,
Delights Spanish Lustral
Bacon's Excelsior Hair Oil,
Lttlefeld's Bears Oil,
Hussey's Hair Fluid,
Rivers Huile Antique.
All the above goods for sale by
H. A. SHELDON