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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07
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REPORT OF I II
Lynchburg Tobacco and Grain Market,
Alexander q loot,
o N M . 6ION M r C II A n B.

ToBAccoTbere yer, ule dong The transactions are
small - with occasionally review
We continue quotations Printing 14f6fl 10
Common Iugs 316sps Common Leaf 1901; NO hne To-
baeco offering.
WnRAT We note n continued dmness in the market. We
quote Prime White 8ZkGIfi rs: Hgtfa lois fl 8TH.
FL0UEWc improved tone Of the market. We quote
superhne 45T; Extra a.
coRs-Wr note sales at o. Is, with brisk demand.
MRAi--tl rs Mt retail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07
THE OLD STONE MANSION.

TVNlIE olD STONE MANSION Is hand something
entirely new. II comes with list Of
nom the throughout the country, yard long
d0rsng as being the best novel OF American society publish
ed for many Year,. II. c. VICTOR,
nov Idis 15S Main Street.
lyoR THE LADIEswe have just received beautiful ar
tcle Of Gold BELT Buckles for the ladies': ALSO something
ndw IN the way Of Ear Rings. These goods fne
Received al the time. goods cheaper
grades such of Pins and Lar Rings hard
beat IN style and price. Now is the time for bargains.
nov T-dts SfLVERTHOkN n Gift.
A LLEGHANY wATER-I have Just received diree;y from
n the spring. supply Of Allegheny Water, neatly pm' in
deInijphns. For sae by JOHN ii. SEAY,
nov T.da Druggist.
FuNo sPoRrSMENA supply Of Dubont's celebrated CAMS
Il ter Powder, suitable for sportmen, for sale by
7-dis JOHN II. sEAf, Druggist.
HOOP SKIRTS, skirt supporters aud Cosets, all prices,
at Loot I-d,s I. A. I. KINsEY's IFS Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

The Fairs in Norfolk and Fredericksburg conn
m.nce. we believe. to-day. These will wial up
the Fair season" in Virgin
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The whole smouns Of State taxes Collected l.,
ALABAMA does not amount 10 million Of dollars
per annam. In.yirginia it exceeds iour milliou,
The difference is. the railroads it Alabama are
nearly all paying institutions. In Texas. tho
State taxes am"ant TO . mere trine. The eubIi,
lands belonging I. The State are ga.iually sold.
and tisus supply the means upon which the State
Goysrunssst = administered.
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We have rscsised The November numhcr of De
Bows Review. with III usual assortment of orig
inai and Instructive Artie.se- d. Bow shows the
Game care end labor ~ sseY iahis peculiar and
inssrsstingdsparsmsnssf sjoauali.s The prin-
opal ofhce is now permanently in New Orleans
and the beginning Of the approaching year will be
favorable time to subscribe.
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Not ce

Not ce.
TNRENCII, German AMI American ri trr loox~cn,, Ia
= pain and ianct tt. E">'Wtpd Walnut and Ma,oeauy
Frames, nj great, reduce, If.,e- al lhc 80! stand, '
. joliN L. WINSTON
sept 9l'' No. ~ Nam s. opposite jhr Norycl Hor.c
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NEW MUSIC rece, ed reguarl, every week good
~ always hand aud special orders hc at Few DAYS no.
uro. If = VICTOR,
nov. o-dNeiiis. 5} Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

SrICK poMADE.-French Stick Pomades-Black, White,
- and Frown--for sails at j. II. THOMPSON'S
nov. 3-dseits Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

Hoop SKIRTS, Skirt supporters aud Corsets at all prices
at Loot sd,s] L. A. I. KINsEY's, IFS Main Street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19
VILLA IN sburg City News.

Rev. S H. Meeker in North Second street, Even,
entered by burglars, who, after ransacking the
house. discovered nothing worth taking but basket
groceries. They gained admission by means of base
men window, by boring through the shutter and break
ing pane OF glass The same night the house of Will
Liam Packard, in Even North Second street,
entered by burglars who cut through pane Of glass;
and contentcd themselves with carrying OIL feather
beds, worth $50
CHARGE OF IARcySy.-Andrew Prcsch brought be-
fore Justice Fox yesterday a charge Of stealing will
ana ether papers from his UNCLE John Miner of Green.
point The will made by a relative of Miner, in 1896,
and in favor Of his father The papers had been
for time past and inquiry found to
be In the possession OF his sister Mrs. Bell Of Sixth
nue., New York An officer sent for them, when she
refused to give them up and gave them to her nephew
Prosch, who ran away with Them and caught by the
officer.
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miscellaneous Domestic Items.


PETERSBURG, Va, WITHOUT TnEArRE.-The building
known Phoenix Hail. which 'rose from the ashes OF
the old Petersburg theatre Bongbrook street has
been just sold for $4,000. As the
naming exhibition engagements OF the Hall have been
such purposes, but will use all for storage &c Thus
the last link broken which binds Petersburg the sock
aud buskn business.
DUEL sErrrxp-A despatch, says the Montgomery
(Ala) Mail OF the 8h states that difficulty between
Zen Yancey (son OF Hon. w. l.. Yancey) and Emore
Fitzpatrick son OF the Senator) in fair way Of al
jusment by board Of honor at Augusta Ga, which
place the parties had repaired.
Tux BALTIMORE AND PoToxAc RAuRoAD-The directors
OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad still confident
of the of the projected work, and making
every exertion TO forward its commencement
SArY or NEGROES GEoRGiA-The Iawrenccvillc (Ga.
Ns OF the Sd inst, saysThe negroes belonging To the
estate of John r. Hughey deceased. sold BY the ad
mnsra,or before tho Court House door In this place.
Tuesday last the following fgures-Harrjet and
small children, 81 800; Moses, likely boy, is old
81 200 Henry, IL years old, 81 ,od5 Bett, 81 Oh
SuoAR MAKING IN IorIsIASA-Thc Franklin Banner, OF
the oil, inst, says Our planters in ST. Mary now
fairly engaged in sugar making. More than a hundred
and hy engines are In motion crushing cane, and the
came number Of furnaces blazng-moro than eigh,
hundred big pots boiling and eight nine thousand
slaves large and small Gu, and haul the cane feed the
mills tend the pots and shove the fires And throughout
the sugar parishes all the blaze and kettles
boil; and each set of kettles out from four %
twenty hogsheads OF in twenty four hours, and
I",c than hve thousand hogsheads OF sugar are nov
oy manufactured In the sugar regions OF this state.
Losss' wv Fur ~ NV oRItaSs.--The New Orleans pa
Pc,n the losses by IRE In that city for this
20 nave been Que million hundred and ny lhousan,
dollars. -
NV Tonacoo-The nrst hogshcad Of tobacco this sea
son was SOFA al RICHMOND Va, the 7th inst al d pc
HE NUMBER or Mr. kyiS-REw ARD OyyyRxp--Ihe RAJ
tmore Reform Central Committee have offered rawar
OF one Thousand dollars for the arrest and cony,e,on
the murderer or murderers 81 Adam Barkle Kyie Ir
who was brutally killed IN the vicinity OF The Ef,.n,
ward polls on the 81 instant This REGARD ia IN aadi,so
% the $500 offered by the city authorities.
AFRICAN TRaps or BosrosThc Boston 7rap>fEev speak
Ing Of the African trade ~ that port that N * :,
pidy increas ana that the Imports the Vest
OF Africa and from Cape Town have been very large M
year The receipts 81 wool, hides goat skins palm o
drugs gums, &c have been much IN excess II last yc,r
This trade employs some Of the finest vessels belonging
Boston
On SPRINGS IN IrNNsytvsNtA.-Mg excitement pre-
walls In Crawford Warren and venango counties in rela
ton the al springs. Hundreds OF persons now en-
gagged In prospecting for them with apparently the hes
hopes OF success In and Franklin n number o
claims haze heso taken, and parties have commence,
bo..-s sas ". t-Aa-.
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sides connecting these two base lines averaged 10 miles IN
length From the Fire Island base, on the south side OF
Long Island measured by Mr. HassIer through the trian
gulaon the Massachusetts, base, the distance is ITO
miles The Epping base OF verhcation Is in round num-
bers, 61s miles long.
The interest the closing operations has been to see
how the length Of the Eppng base as computed from the
Of these two bases through the trianguaon would
compare with the length ascerained by actual
ment 1867 The results almost IDENTICAL the differ
ence being only about fifth Of inch This not tho
result Of chance but of the scientific methods the care
and the skill with which the work has been performed
The primary triangulation thus furnishes great num-
Der Of air line distances with remarkable accuracy
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nrooklyn CITY NeSxs.

Ink COUNTY CAsyAsA-The Asscrs yesterday count
cd as far ~ the Twelfth ward, and then adjourned I'LL
O'Clock this Saturday morning Nearly all the returns
arc Imperfect and have to be 70 the inspectors
Tor correction. This great deal Of time and
The canvascrs expected conclude their work on Sar
day evening, but affairs stand they viii NOT DO
through bsose Monday evening OF Tuesday
vKD'cr AGAINST NEW Yoxx csr.-Mr. Robert Owen,
who resides In Brooklyn and does business West street
New York. recovered damages yesterday against the city
q New York for injuries received the 18th Of May
last The cAse WAS tried In the Kings County Circuit Court
Owen appears was walking the Battery the
the head and Frustrated him to the ground causing in
drcs of serious character. For this the action was
brought, and damages claimed amounting 10 1000
500 ' 's'a'''' '''0''' IN ''v'' Of 'Ae p''m''n ''r
BoSs BOILING EuARlauKNn<-An action In damages
was tried in the Brooklyn CITY Court yesterday in which
tho parties At issue Peter Cain, plaintiff and Ode
man Co. defendants. The latter maintains a bone boil
ing and glue factory In Flushing avenue Cain resides on
tho premises adjoining and greatly annoyed by the
stencil arising therefrom The members OF his family
were frequently seized with CONSEQUENCES Of tho
Smell The peghbors were similarly affected number
for defendants submitted several propositions To tho
Court, among which these,-That, so long a.
q nuisance Affects the public at large, II 10
be redressed by indictment only. because the dam.
age being common 10 all no assign his particular
for s s SnD q ssepns factory such a.
giue oil or other material therefrom, per ~ gives the
pain no cause Of action. The special injury resulting
from the defendants factory must be peculiar the plain
tn and not common to him and 70 many others, and II
operates equally or In tho Same manner upon many
individuals constituting particular class, Of which the
plaintiff one, though very small portion Of the com
muny, Is not special damage each as TO sus-
tain private action The Court charged the jury subsa
TALLY TO the same effect, and verdict rendered in
favor Of defendants
FATAL ACADEMIA sailor named John Allison, In at
tempting TO get board the schooner b. r. Shepherd
lying at the foot OF Irving street. about O'Clock yester
day morning. missed his footing and fell the hold Of
lighter lying along side, causing instant death
HEATING Cry HAII.-The Committee on Lands and
Places, Of tho Common Council have decided upon re-
port in favor Of heating the City Hall by steam and also
to introduce the Rdgewood water.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR Monday, Nov.
2lOn the October calendar Nos S. 50, 90, 1O4, Ill,
lis, 125, 13l 1871 las, l52h, 1853. November calendar
Nos j, 2, 8, 1879, IL.
BRooKIYN Cry CouRr-Monday, Nov. 2l.-Nos. 3, %,
2s r. 26 %, 49, 40, 10, az, as a. a. 10, 81 u.s.
As, 40.
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Married..

Married.
BRowS-BIooR-In this city on Thursday, Nov. II, by
the Rev. DR.. W. Morgan, Mr. HENRY BRowS, Jr., TO
Miss ChAKIorTs f. l. DLoon all of Brooklyn.
BRusII-PIATr in this city on Thursday Nov. IT, by
Rev. D. Willis, Mr. JAcon G. BRUSH to Miss KATE PLArT
both of Bedford, Westcheser county, New York.
Yonkers papers please copy.
HAKT-NEsIEIL-On Wednesday, Nov 16, by the Rev
James L. Shock, JOSEPH B. HART, Jr Esq, OF Chicago
70 EMMA s. NEsTKL, eldest daughter Of John j. Mes
tell Esq, Of this city.
KNowLToX-PMIIIrs.-OnT Thursday evening, Nov II
at Trinity Chapel, by the Rev DR.. Mulenburgh, GEORGE
W. KNowIToS TO ASsE, daughter Of Samuel A. Phillips
all of this city.
PRASKARD-MARsHAIL-On Wednesday evening, Nov.
49, the Stanton street Baptist church. by the Rev Dr.
Hiscox, FRANCIS PRANKARD to ADELAIDE r., youngest
daughter Of NJ J. Marshall, all Of this city.
STRouD-BAnEY.-On Tuesday, Nov. Is, by the Rev.
John jenkins, MORRIS R. STROUD to MARIE LOUISE BAILEY
both of Philadelphia.
sTosE-DoIsoN.-On Wednesday, Nov. 16, at the resi-
deDce Of the brides father by Rev Robert D. Thomas
Mr.. GEoRGE r. STONE, of Brooklyn to Miss MAGGIE A.
DoIsoN, only daughter Of Edward Doson, Esq, of this
city.
WooIsgS-DonmSs.-At Greenpoint, L. L. Wednes
day Nov l6, the residence of the brides mother by
the Rev Merritt Wellman Mr. WILLARD WooLsEY Of this
city, to ELLA L. DopBISs, OF the former place.
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Ill
The election has resulted in the choice of republican
the republicans and the democrats. While this less
than the sanguine of friends hoped for II is
enough to justify most encouraging antcipatons for the
future.
Republican State officers are chosen who have MAORI
ties exceeding twenty thousand. The democratic State
officers elected have only many hundred The repub-
hcan vote on Senators shows republican majority In
the State Of many thousands.
The democratic party is reduced impotent mino-
rity. without outside aid it no longer possesses the
power to elect single candidate
The American party, so long disturbing element 10
State politics. is dissolved and returning TO it's
original elements Henceorth the battle in New York will
be an open and straightforward one between the party
slavery and the party OF freedom.
Iastyear the united vote of the democrats AMI Ameri
cans exceeded that of the republicans by 900 This year
their vote combined barely exceeds the republican
by 800 or 20OO This shows relative republican gain
Of upwards of as 900 in single year We say a relative
gain for the vote of both parties of course lighter
that usually Gubernatoral or Presidential cleo
ton. In any contest which shall call full vote re-
publican majority is thus rendered certain.
Our opponents have little 70 rejoice over in q reeu,
which exhibits so rapid decay in their strength Nor
complete one, it Creates 1t doubtless WILL vgi
lance, energy, and thorough local harmony
the future We might essay here 10 point out how the
whole ticket would have been elected had that attention
been bestowed upon it in few counties which ab
sorbed by local issues But II would be ungratefu
task to Censure friends who will themselves draw Thu
lesson from the eu far effectively than coult
stale it, and Who on the whole, have done noby
come out OF the contest SO riumphantly The skies
bright for the future The preliminary skrmsh 1885,
affords conclusive proof that New York is in line
great battle Of 1890
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Observe their wreky day gloomy Puritan fast. than
IN ts~~ " ho os~~rvr IN The "cnninentNl' mannsras
chs~sfui hsiscsy Festival
0~nseaanly coarsesy, and decent regard for the Gus
oms and pscfefsgus@ ~ The which dwell,
indeed 10 ~ ded but n you defer
general ~h ~ The cDmmunty will postpone these
c'scan,a. hsl, uton you win d,ssppoint and grieve
this progressive othes day 81 the II yos change
dAy % one r.l phaI,-ss whom you win o1ecd you do
mot change ~ Respectfully, j. r. HATCH,
tsn.e.sy Amsrsc~n sociey Tor Promoting Civil and Re
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The New York Weekly Herald,

Tho new York Weekly Herald.
NEWS From EUROPE, CALIFORNIA CENTRAL AND
SOUTH AMERICA, MEXICO. CUBA WEST INDIES
RC.-MPORrANT POLITICAL Observation-Disclosures
IN wAsHIN0TON-L0CAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS LATEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at ten O'Clock this
morning i contents Will embrace, among other things the
fonowing,-News from Europe-The Wreck of tho Royal
Chaster-Tbe Crisis In IAyThe Spanish Morocco warIn
teresing from China-The San Juan Island Dncuty &c
Interesting from MISUNDERSTANDING of Clipper Ship
un &C.; Important from Mexco-Marquez Seized Conducta
of SaOOO In specie and then Pronounced for Santa Anna
Tho Brownsville TroubesThe Outbreaks at vctoria-Move
mens OF General Alvarez &c. &C. News from New Granada
Affairs in San Domingo; News from Cuba Hayu West In.
dies &c Interesting from Buenos Ayres; Imortant Political
Exposition Position Of Edward
Bates on the Slavery Question; Affairs Washngton-The
Prestdents Message and Our Relations with MexIooThs
speahershp-Our Ratified Treaty with China &c. Revival Of
the Harpers Ferry Excitemen-Fears OF an Attempt to
Rescue Old Brown. &c; --latest News by Telegraph,
Editorials on Tho Leading Topics Of tho Day; Financial
Commercial. Religious theatrical Sporting and Maritime In
tsgenee; Weekly Review Of ths New York Cattle MArkes
AsaA Prices Of Country Produce u Washington Market
gsshsr with large variety Of Interesting local and iscea-
nsoss ksma 6nss copies In wrappers ready for mailing,
en- b haA ~ The counter. Price s,x oents
n mails for Europe by The steamshp Vanderbilt wnI
sasse asA Post once at hafpas twelve O'Clock AFTER
The WEHKLr HERALD DO ready In time for mailing
The Drawings n tho Sussex County and
Counotdatod Lottery of Delaware
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Nkw PUBLICATIONS

Nkw PUBLICATIONS
n. APPLETON a CO. s4s AND szs BROADWAY.
MAR1HAs HOOKS AND EYES. ismo. IS cents.
NEW NIGHT CAPS TOLD TO CHARLEY. Square isno.
Illustrated. 30 cents.
REWARD THE FOX; A Ngw rserisH VERSION Illus
raied with exquisite designs by kaulbach sso con s
IS 90.
RAwrINsoy's HERoDo1Us. Vols. ]. and II. " 10
each
loss AND GAIN: Or, MArsAREr's HOME. by Alice Is.
Haven. Emo, 20 cents
pRr,HrAsT DINNER AND TEA. 81 50.
rr,yps PROM an ACTORS NOTE BOOK. BY Geo.
yandcphoG. Ismo. 81
PARTIES AND THEIR PRINCIPLES limo. 81.
rlE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE. BY George H.
lewis. Vol l. 81.
An, the sen b, Tree, receipt Vi price
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UNION COURSE, LONG IsLAND-TRoTTING.
THuxspAy Nov l7-Match $780, mile heats, best three
In i've, 10 wagons
Mr. McGodrack named b. m. Mary Ann .....
r. johnson named Dr. m. Wizard ............2 9 9
Time, 2:52h-2521s-2:49.
SANK DAY-Trotting match $4C0; mile heats in har-
d. Phfer named 8. &. Andy Mulligan .....
IL Woodruff named b. m. Lady Golden. ........ 2 Q
Time, 2i0h-241
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decrease from same week last year ........ 98,O11
Imports Of the week. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O.587
Increase over same week last year. 339I5l
No specie movements.
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Drawings Of the Delaware State Lotto
ries.-wOOD, EDDY CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY STATE
DEIAwARE-ExrRA CLASS, No. Co.'S NOVEMBER Is. 1859
l, Is, 80, SO, Is. ii, 80, 2, 65, bl. SO, 3S.
DELAwARE-CLAss No. '6O4. NOVEMBER Is, 1859.
Is. IS, q. 3s, 81. 81, 9, 10, 26, AS, 1, 20, 62.
W0OD, EDDY 4 CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Deafness Cured.-Read Hartley ON Dis
of the Ear. Forwarded receipt of ONCE
lH Fourteenth street. New York, opposite the Academy of
Music.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
the best in the world wholesale and RETAIL and the dye
privately applied; No. Aston House.
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Grover 6 Bakers Noiscless Family Sew
pg Machines u reduced prices
495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
lS2 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc-The programme for the MATINEE
to-day is one Of the strongest that the managers have
presented. It includes the whole Of the Scian Yes
pers with Coson, Brigno Ferr and Junca the fourth
act Of the "Favora, with Gazzlniga and Beaucarde,
and the Meere from the "Trovatore with Alberni and
Beaucarde The last named splendid piece created pro-
found sensation the night Of Abertins debut. On
Monday the Magc Flute is to be given with fine cast
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Beautiful Complexion.-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth or LIQUID Pearl + the best article in existence for
derfu effects be and tried gratis LAIRDS
Embarrassing establishment, 439 Broadway.
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Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents, Instanta me-
and durable Depot No Barclay and BY all Drug
gists. Hair cutting.
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary, cor
of Eighth and Twenty eighth sales.--future and
Genuine Drugs Medicines and Perfumery.
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Disaster to Schooner village Belle,

BOSTON, Nov Is, 1859.
Schooner Village Belle, Harvey, from Portland for New
York. with cargo Of plaster went ashore yesterday on
Chatham bar threw overheard her deck load and rot Off
last night and proceeded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19

Barry's TricOpherOus is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleaning curling,
preserving and restorng the hair LADIES' try it. Sold by all
druggists