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BoNon Jst 2S,-Ths circular ffou s.crs..
dcIisrs ron The Boston nsnks for sx,y
dsys = N ~ csuf. interest, 4 bslng really
lsspsndsd -. Ysstsrdsy, rsvsrsl q the
hnnfrei aud hfty thousand deIlaru each, Wills
fhs othsn concur, bat hrvs 70 refer The nat
~ 70 thar nosrd q Dirsetsn.
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n.nt from vhcss s,rvicss IN defense II the
country 20 mach b expected, h rapidly beirg
flisd 10 and swcsa n. rhoss vishing 70 icin
this arm Of The service WIN nsvsr hsvs better
opportupiiy. .Dush psrsous WIN hsve 70 move
ariei. on tks hsncs VII ~ let.
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sicLle. n,Isads 81 r...s-Aooia.sti

Philadelphia, Jug 25.-Ths End regiment Of
Col SIoKLhs' Bngats paAhsd through here Last
night
ARcmBALD McNm. Of Company q, JACK
son (SICKLBsO Regiment was shot In tie uppas
law whils the train was passing to tie dspe;,
troops. He wis token 10 the hospital. The
wound Is Ievsrs.
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Detroit, Jny d. = Colos.l SIocEroz, Of ,his
state has auS,ority from the We. Dsprt
the war. Three rsgimsnts are partly orgsu-
iztd, the ofiesrs n which are now In the camp
ofinstructiop. I'll expected that thsy viii
be put en- War Eotlng II once Tbs Frat
Miohiss an Rsaiment, composed OF three month
yolastesrs. VIII return home 10 be rsotgsn'
issd for three years.
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ARRwA's.--Tbs steam hip Glasgow, from
Iivsrp oil the 10Th instant, via Q iOenstown the
18th Instant arrived at this port yesterday,
bringing thu mails and about s9jl000. The
arrival Of the Arabia at Boston, Is announced
by Telegraph.
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fxoIsE CohMIssIoEKRs.-ThisB ,atd held
its 45,h session yesterday, and granted 16
letrsas AT $50 each. About 43O licenses have
thus far bean granted The Bosrd adjourned
till neon today.
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RsLuF FOR IHS FAMuISs OF voLUSrKERs.
lhs fourth Inusl festival OF the New Yorker
SchuO'zu Corps, was concluded yesterday at
the Yorkville Park. Tho sLtertAinn ont CON
sisted as uiuL in the target shooting and bal
CbGmpstre. The sxpsnsss were paid out Of the
ooSpsny treasury, and the entire proceeds
amounting to 1850, will be handed over 10 the
German Patriotic Association.
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MIssrro MsS.-Rev. DR.. DouLIso, and
Rsv. DR.. GILErrE. OF this city, have zach
son In the 7iSt regiment. A dispatch from tina
commanding cfficer reports 'JoskrH DoULNa
safe" DR.. GILLErrE's son Ia reported "m!ss.
lag"
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Receptisn II tbs och Rsgsne.G-Ths
vsI,1u, frish Give scistiss vhish intend 10 n ose
the Goth .ssnsct on u cir return from the fet g
var, are reqnss,sd :. meet IN ,ah ySEns I RrnnsN
GiS d MarhI. Mi0I,L GItLIoNs PETER -
OHM IS, PAT'K NUGENT, Aids ~
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A. o. Of H.-fhe Omccss and menbe0
sf the above oroer are requested 10 assemble H. -
mo, pips u Qe'ctk precisely, for the prrSo.e q
rtSei! luz hs Sin Hihts Pertinent os belt ,st.ra
from ..e .esf Of war. 1sae@n ns SAC cnnes 70
JOHN 4, KINNY. q g. ~
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Nor KrLIED.-A tSlsgriphie dispatch rs-
,oeivsd by Capt. A. HALL Of this city, statss
that Capt. JAMES K. COULTER Of %. H., 79th
Rsgimsnt' is but slightly wounded, nOt.klllsd,
as wss at frSt reported. This 10 ais, corrobO
rated by Lieut.. FERGUsoH, just returned.
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GESKRAL PArrKRsoS's account OF himself
will be found in a proclamation and private
letter In our 'e'egraphic columns. His sxenl
patton Is As ircOr SIAtsnt, weak, sEd inconclu-
avs ss his conduct.
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Board OF SUrARvIsoRs an adjourned
nesting Of this Board held yesterday, q repHt
was presented from the Special Committee o.
Harlem Bridge In favor Of paying the follow
ing bills incurred In the construction Of said
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r.nnn,x n.ni.,. al Columhinn nra.r

TNHua'y hockty o. CoIumblan Order
nIotber You are re,poctfilly reqge.ted 10 site a
LIAM ID. KENNEDY, on Friday, tAe aCth o. JAY.
TIE services III take piece at tho immortal
t2P. ~ The neIb 70 OF the Bsoist, with 40 M
HE at the ChIreh precisely a. one o'clock. They
terry. BkNaY YAkDAW ATER, Father o. ths
Council O'SPEB G CHILDS, BIC. ip26 As'iRn
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Rebel Account Of the Fight

LoUisrRs ny July 26. "A spsisi dispateh
10 the Courier dated the 23d inst, says that
the rsbsls captured SIXTY. three cannon, twenty
nv" thousand stand Of A,ms, twelve hundred
holtes, ard all the stores and proyislebs OF ths
sd.rL krsea valued at minl,a Of dollars.
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WIS LzASs by Telegraph that Col. Mills Is
under arrest, aud will be court mArtiallsd FOR
neglect Of duty at the critical moment a.
commander Of the reserve a. the battle Of
Balls Ran.
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A q. II. Lsrs Islsnd-Thc Oniocss uBa
memb'rs CT the above Order are requisites 60 mes
iyp, this Frldsy) morning, IT 6N O'Clock, vi,h fsu
Ycrk, o receive tie gallant eoth Rssixsus q tssr
r.tuIn homs, Al msmbA' are requested stt-A.
BY order. PHILIP CLARE, q. p. MICHAEL DAt
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TAKEN PAIsosn.-Di. NoRnoL, Of the
10Th, is taken prisoner. He refused TO leave
the wounded on the Geld.
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bers Of the ab,,e tseisty are requested 20 mo-
sec.eyeit Il, ga fridAy morning July eeth. q Or
O'clock. In full 10 ALA, 10 cev tae 70 kegmsnk.
N. Y, 8. n On ih,i IetGrs from toe seat o. war,
~ oder u JOHN KANH, Prasf,
DINiseUIILVfE Sac i0
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POSTSCRIPT,

~ aus, eeth a. So NJ Y, R.siss-s-s
Phlvdo'phia ynlr 25.-Ths 9Th and 7ist WI
r<rivs q New York sbout noon tomorrow. Tia
Goth win arrive 1t New York about o'clock
IN che sftsrneou. Ths 18th regiment left At
a:ee from washington. Lieut.. Col HyeErx,
Of the seth |, now hOre, having preceded bis
regiment.
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The Members Of tho Rather Mathew r.
A. ID So i-ty, will meet At their Hall. gei Or cms
liza. 4. rec i've toe gallant t9th Reg mcnt BI ordx
Of JANIS MON ANUS, Prest WA. HAkf, -
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BoiimOre, Judy 26.-ws have ben unabls TO
obtain anything more about ths Eight. II IL
thought Il Was . mere skirmish with secession
cavalry.
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From Phi,udeIphil.

Philadelphia, July 25.-A dispatch to the
Buuetin says that NJ. CLARK. q msmber OF
the choir 6f Trinity Cburch, New York, was
taken q prisoner BY the rebels at Fairfax
Court Htuse.
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Movements Of Den. ID ,AurOasrd.
Baiimo'e, Jaly co. Il Is reported that Ger.
has gtns In the direction o.
HaIpsf's Fry.
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Society ace ,qusted 70 -ect a. thelr rnss,i.s -sss
Friday, 10th ips', IT 6 ,olsok A, N ,bgvs rcosp-
ton = tbs ssil..t 90 b Reg!gen! IstarEi i.2n hs
Prssidfnt PATK q MPBKLL, Soc'y. MCAL
RONENrRY, dArshsl. %
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New Hampshho bhaFP bhootsfs.
C6noord, ynIs 25.-NeW Hamp shire responds
10 the call for SHARP Shooters, furnishing one
company for BARDAAb rsg'msnt. TO b armed
and squiPpsd By the state.
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kssice-The mon boss Of the ~ Ja@ss
Ronhn Catholic T. A. II srciety, arr qv-steA 10
meet At heir roo this Ing, Friday, Julv f0tbs
81 O'clock. NJ, 10 form In p ooe.s'en r'oetys
JOHN Ne9RAriI, President; DAVID BARrLnrs
6aer6tArY.
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U. d F.-Ths executive committee OF the
Union Dcfenss Committee h,ld q mssting yes
to-day Afternoon, 70 consider what means are
Of their dispocsl for the aid Of Volunteer r,gi-
rsn,s, and ths measure was proposed 70 call
on 'bo Secretary Of War 70 advance the Mecca
iary fun for this purpose.
u seems to bs impossible FOR q number Of
r'fiIelts nov enlisted and accepted With full
numbers, to 10 equipped promptly for the seal
Of war, without such advance en- tbs part o.
the Gov, rnment. There ought TO be immsdi
ate provision made for all this class OF nscssi.
ties at the Quaitsrmastsr's Office In this city.
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MILITARY.

t:asOie CaValTy.-NsIics l. haysby gives
10 the noInbefs O. I the psrlCs Of th. ruiment
VINO bSvo OF yet beaL HEun 10. ths' Go " ny
sln Deas ~ Distr row. Riding hcidsmy, e,r. s9th
~. I'D y ave, on SauIia' toe 2Ita lost, tabs
mus'end Into he service o. fbe u led at.., wh-Eo
they VII bsve oppor unity W enro their s.'ss~.
TIC IN mb.Is Of q mpeuY 9 are nqassed D. b!
10 hoe te prsc e4 tooArp ait beioS NUT raj "A.
AL who win u oln this sple6did cavalry rtslN ut
are intoruse that thl1 10 tnotr Last coen1q snd
insfed 70 90 10 at se Down tovn rec ting
9n,oe NO boweIy. ny order Of col 4, =. Mckay
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SIUO Btunty wh@n Toe 81 z alistsasot
&c, not over 40 yt Old, with Ill he Resolved In
ConrADs X, nHp. PESK, Of the lat Regime {. Long
tered iole L. 3, terylcs nd al Fort schuylsr Apply
- ~. auRMos, C,e OF the" MAlOA sNO'ff-
daily, or TO Capt. PE k, a thsFat is2S S.iiy
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RUrsIIC ENTERTAINssHNrs

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM-
WIZ TILLMSN. the c1lorei steward OF tas seh<.
s. J. WsIlpg, Vhp
KILtgD rIK THREE tIsATEs,
tni brous the va safely 10 this pprt, with Wh.
eTEDllNG the ge, NJ failO, VIII I eeive visitJrs
- The hn.' UNI ~ sll hcur- a. relate his er
Tag witch the rebels msde Of In, hchcoAeTs Arn<t-
eaa Flag. Als1 rebel catli A, snd
'HE IDENTICAL HATCIIET
viii which TllmAn klliet the ocean robbers. An TIE
OF Der Gu ioHites Afro 10 be Teen.
Admis ion, 70 eta Chndfsn u der ten. 10 COS.
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CITY NEWS.

Rkonrrrrs 10 ARRrvE rms moRrfro.-
fhs list regiment win reach the city y Cam
dan and Amboy STEAMBOAT line, lssding 81
pier 1, North River, at about . O'Clock this
morning The hinds Of The Rssims,t VII
rsnd.zvous 1t the Aston HOUSE ct 8 An, FOR
the Putpos, Of meeting ard welcoming ths
gallant retursing corps.
Tbs 9th regiment 10 expected 10 srivs al
about the sams time With tbs 71st, littls in
advance. Ths reserve meets ~ ~ AN, n
their srmory. vARIAss battery VIII iola II
the Escort ...
The Goth win arrive by ths New Jefssy
railroad linz. this msrsing, a the foot u
Cortisndt strsst. Notices VIII b. found I'd.
verified In another column, Of the msstings q
the several Irsh civic associations, at thst
rooms al AM They are requested 70 forp
on thu Battery at o'clock.
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TIE BaInF FusD.- The following gentle
nsn have been sppoiutsd asSstant trsasursrs
for tho relief fund for the families Of yolua-
teers;
8 SsooK- Fourth BsuAtoriL District.
WV. TausLow Fith " "
A. DnsMAH- Sixth
], W. RIsH-Seventh
Payments from this fund commence Oh
| TUESDAY mkt
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CoAIs-sA 80 PR TON FOR INK RS1r
" " III q Sn'' AsK ssssV. wslsss s.sssassT
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GENERAL roTxG.lssSsSa -

Ts~-s Psvacrs may be givvu. upknsv. y ~
drtnker, In coffee, tee oc litoor. vsrrasted h~<n-
ta,s, and q % from nsuseaens sHsoiz. In U0
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80.



Ills Close follows:
~ orcester County, Vermont and New Hamp
Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 6.OO a. in' anu
fitchburs, Lancaster Leominster West Boyston, Oak
and 345 D. and due at 81 g. m anu ,'vV Z. Ut.
Princeton and East Princeton, at S45 m anos que al
City Of Boston $50 and 900 m, u o, $50, and sou
D. M. and arc due at BIS a.. M. $50 and iOO p M
Maine, Eastern New hampshire, and Eastern Massa
ehusetts-eOe a m and sup M ano sre oue AZ $40
Rhode sO issndt Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 W. and S30p M; and arc
WAY Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad 3.Se
n; and are due at $40 a. m.
Western--(Ali towns in Massachusetts West OF Wof
Albany, (Western New York and Western Statcs S.3i
q. m and 4W 2. IN; and are due at l245 and ln45
Sprngfedsl u a. m and 4.Oe p m; and are due at 40
Hartford all Connecticut Except windham and New
London counties 80 and 400 p M; and due
Towns line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Wintham County, Conn, 1000 q. IN
and are due at els
New York city and Southern States, 80 and Loo
m; and are due at $50 and 10 As
Barre, Barre Plains, Peersham, Paxton, Dana, Nurt
and West Rutland g. IS a. M; and are due alta
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, and Oakhan, $50 p
m; and are due at 800 am.
Leicester 945 a. m, and $50 m. and are due at OF
g. m. and 400 p. m.
and are due at $40 a. M, and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury sis p. M, and is due at 800 a. m.
Grafton New England Village, and Cordavie, $50
M; and are due at $50 p. M
Framingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodville, Westboro', Northboro, SOuthbero Corus
VILE and Grafton 1910 p and arc due at 9l5 a. III
Milford, Mendon Holision Bolton, Berlin, 900 a. m.
and 500 p. and due at els and on p. M
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
at this Office on Sunday at 90 O'Clock p. m,
IL Lotto IL 40 D. m. EMORY BANlsTER Il M
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIAL
Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound" is
the best medicine for the disease ever
CHAS. A. SMITH,
No. Old State House, Boston.
After suffering with Rheumatism twenty years and
being confined my bed weeks last spring,
entirely cured by the bottle of "Gardiners
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound"
NORMAN r. AYRES,
IS Franklin street, Boston,
Having been a constant sufferer from Neuralgia for
eighteen months and been driven by circulating pain
to the trial of numberess remedies without obtaining
relief, induced try 'Gardiners Rheumatic and
Neu -aleia Compound" have taken but bottle
and am entirely well. d. D. BAXTER,
Dry Goods Dealer, No. 5 Appleton Block,
Lowell, Mass
have been afflicted with Salt Rheuf in its worst form
for a long time, and suffered than DO imag-
ined, except by those similarly afflicted. tried one
bottle of your Compound, and honestly say that
l believe myself entirely cured.
JOHN A. MoRDo,
Pearl street Hl use, Boston, Mass
"Gardiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
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My son. ten years of age has been for three years
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'Gardiners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound"
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WARREN SPRINGS, Perry Co.. Penn, June T. 1860.
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although had tried many preparations until saw
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time called at Gross kunkes drugstore and bought
bottle and am prepared to recommend it to uni
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must also state that my hair had become quite white III
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PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-In another col
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DRS. HILL a. THOMPSON,
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Drs HILL a. THoMPsoSs original Indian Emmena
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BLOOMINGTON Ind, July 20, 1859.
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had number of certificates OF the wonderful
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WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-Unlike most specifies
this is proved by unmpeachabe evidence, to possess
great efficacy restorer Of the hair 10 its pristine Wig
Where the head had become almost hald because of
sicn, S. the this article has produced beautiful
growth of thick glossy hair II is therefore valuable
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the compound fitdoes not manifest improve
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ments perfectly innocuous.-Bo Transcript april
%, lS59
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE has acquired reputation
from actual test and experiment which cannot be en-
ha ced by newspaper puts. In our vicinity it has
been extensively used and believe in every with
desired result and receives the universal ndOse
ment of all who have tried it. We therefore recommend
it of those few genuine nostfumS which accom-.
pshes all it processes and all the bald and gray could
desire.-CoiuD16id Spy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-20

ALL HAIR DYES ABASpoSED-wooD's GREAT ARTICLE
HAS TAKEN THE FIELD.-lrofessor Wood stands on an
emnece chemist whose attention has Deen turned TO
inventing hair tonic. has before reached. His
fame sudden but worldwi lie, and thousands VINO have
worn wigs or been bald Tor years are now through ne
nxurlant head covering. SO innch for chemistry the
chemistry of human life and the laws which apply to
the functions of the system Prof Wood studied out the
humuu hair, its characters its properties its diseases
and restore the decaYng vitality OF that ornaments
he in his case, that gray hair Is unnatural
unless the of the has reached four score
and he believed that the hair could be naturally revival
lied He tried his casealmost bald and quite gray
at the age of thirtysevenhe restored his own hair
color strength and luxurance, and the article he did
with he gave to the world Get WOODS tlAlk RE
ST0RATIVE, and take nothing else.-NeW York Dat
Book.
Depots No. 44i Broadway New York, and No. ia
Market street, St, Louis, Mo.
ER-At No. 444 Broadway will be found always
hand the genuine Family and Patent Medicines
"a Sold here byJ Q. HILL, and all good Druggists
ia2S d5taw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-20

WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-We are not In the habit
of putting every discovery, in nine out OF
ten they quack nosrums but take great pleasure
in recommending Professor Woods article to all whose
hair is falling of or turning gray. Our well known con-
trbutor, Finley johnson, has experienced the bene-
fit of its application and joins with in speaking of its
virtues Let all try and bald heads will be
snow in summer-Bdltimore Patriot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-20

AGEYu1NE BooN-In our capacity az conductor of a
public Journal called upon TO advertise the cure.
ais of the day. each of which claims to be unaduerated
in its composition ard infable in Its curative effects,
with what Justice leave readers to determue In
one instance. however-Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
well assured of the notable qualities of the
ticle that give it endorsement as all that the in
yentor and vendor claims IL to be- Its effect III on fall
ing head of hair is universally known to be magical.
Like lime guano exhausted land i brings us crop
wherever applied hatch is fortunately healthy,
but advise friends with sparcey growing hair to
try the Restorative Columbia Spy