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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-02-08
TIE CANADIAN
HAIR INVIGORATOR.

Pint Bottles, so Cents.
Many persons want an article for restoring the
hair In another sense than merely changing IL from
grey TO its original color We mean those whose
hair Is not grey but who have lost losing their
hair nom an unhealthy state Of the scalp caused
by sickness humors In the hair, hair eaters. scurf
dandruh, or any other causes or those who have
thin, brash, and lifeless hair. Such persons TO
qure preparation entirely different from what Is
merely required To restore grey hair TO Its original
color. They want an article which shall bring
about healthy action OF all the organs and yes
sells upon which the hair Is dependent thus causing
Il 10 be restored In the true sense OF the word.
All. or nearly all the preparations for restoring
grey hair 10 Its original color, now before the pub
lie, contain one or two articles which are Of mpor-
lance and value, but they all fall In this respect
They all lack an inygorating principle Of sufficient
power To restore the scalp itself to healthy ac-
tion FOR this very reason they fall TO confer any
permanent good. The mere operation OF changing
the color Of the hair amounts 10 very little unless
an article can be used which shall bring about .
perfectly natural state Of the capillary vessels and
give tone and ygor 10 the scalp, thus enabling II
to maintain healthy action, and cause the hair to
grow In natural manner.
There is a common Herb for sale In every
apothecary shop which has been found 10 have the
most inriSoraiing and restoring effects when com
hair. This herb forms the active principle Of this
preparation. As IL Is found growing osly In Can
ada and along the northern borders OF the United
States, we have named this the Canaiian Hair In
vigorator. This herb VIC believe really possesses
more pOwerto invigorate the scalp and produce q
luxuriant and healthy growth OF hair than all the
chemicals OF the Matera Medica. IL Is used In the
lnyigorator In combination with such articles as
have been found to possess any value In other 80
called Hair Restorers thus giving II greater rssfor
ing, prigoraing and tonic properties than found
combined In any other article IL rapidly restores
grey hair 10 its original color, by restoring the
scalp TO healthy action II causes the hair to grow
luxuriantly prevents II from becoming thin, dry
and brash Hills hair-eaters, aud efectually re-
moves dandrun and scurf and cures all humors Of
the scalp. For sale in Canada by DIR. Du PAGE,
Great St James st.. Montreal. and by all dealers
In medicine In the United States.
=. Read the following certificate from one or the
first Physicians In the State, who has practiced
medicine for over % years;
DIDDEFoRD. Me-. Dec. 9th. 1850.
am satisfied, from q thorough investigation of
the matter, that although there are some other
good Hair lnvigorators, that the Canadian Hair
lnyigorator contains articles not used In any sml-
lar preparation, and which are OF the greatest value
for invigoratng and restoring the hair.
L. q. STEVENS. MD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-20

daily circulation Of the HERALD is now over
100000, and some days within week past
it has been almost as high as 100000 AT the
present time its circulation is probably greater
than that of the daily circulation of all the
other papers in the city together. This pro.
digious increase can only be accounted for by
the fact that the public are satisfied with the
full, accurate and early intelligence which
this journal furnishes concerning the eventfal
crisis in which we are involved. This circum-
stance will no doubt convince the business
community as to which is the best medium for
advertising, without word from us.
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Tar DEFENCE or WAsHNoroS.-The greatest
activity prevails throughout the city, in armo.
ties, arserals and drill rooms, ia recruiting and
preparing troops for Washington. The Seventh
regiment left yesterday afternoon. The Sixth
Twelfth and Seventy-frst will go tomorrow.
Outside Of the regular military organizations
ten Thousand men are enrolled and being
nightly drilled for service. Among these new
organizations is Colonel Ellsworth's regiment
composed OF gallant fremen Of the metropolis
This regiment will he ready TO leave for Wash
ington at any moment after twelve o'clock to
night All IL wants are rifles, which the 60
vernment are to furnish, and which should be
sent on without delay. Our merchants win
6rd the uniforms. The men OF this regiment
have seen service, and will be OF great value
70 TIE government 10 this emergency. There
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HAVE WE CRY GOVERNMENT The CON-
initial Of Hacklcy, the street contractor, to the
county jail for refusing to answer question
put to him by The Grand Jury places the city
in a curious position. After voting large sum
to this man to keep the streets in clean con.
dition, he is thrown into prison for thirty days,
ard during Tat time but little or no progress
can be made towards the fulflment Of his con-
tract. Now it is prcssingly important that the
accumulated 9th Of the winter should be re-
moved from the slice streets and all the thickly
inhabited parts Of the city before the heat bets
m Otherwise it will prove fruitful source
Of malaria ard contagion during the summer
months. We cannot see how the work is to be
accomplished If the party charged with ii is to
spend in jail the time required for its execu-
ton. The public interest would have been
better consulted, we should think, by allowing
him first to get through with II, and then calling
him 10 account for any improper acts Of which
he may have been guilty in connection with the
obiairment Of bis contract.
II is becoming settled fact that no appoint
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ment can be made either in or under tae Cor
poEatioa without its leading to litigation. The
Jealousy Of rival Office seekers or disappointed
contractors impels them to throw every OBJ
strustion in their power in the way Of the pub
lie business. If corruption did not underiie
our whole system of municipal administration
there would be no grounds for such proceed
ipgs. The result, of course, is that, for any of
the purposes for which corporate powers are
delegated, we might as well be without any
city government at ALL
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Arrival or the Niagara.

The mail steamship Niagara. from Queenstown
It'll inst arrived at this port at O'Clock this morn
ing She has As passengers for Boston, and f35 900 in
specie.
The Niagara detained ten hours BY getting asroun
in a fog or Queenstown.
The steamship Arabia, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 7th.
The Niagara reports passing, the 9th tho ship Paris
and the steamship yigo, from New York, on the llth
instant
The commercial advces per Niagara fully ansici-
pated by those per steamship Kedar which arrived yes
terday.
The only item Of news by the Niagara that the Ma
tonal Diets Of Hungary Bohemia Syria ard Sazberg
were opened on the 9th.
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Convention has been frightened into It, aud
coerced By terrorism into a refusal to submit
the issue to the people, after the fashion Of ell
the other reyolSed States, excepting South Ca
rolina- She STANDS alone, In the uadoubted
honesty Of her rebellion.
What are we to infer from this general dis
trust Of the peoples We can safely conclude
that they are under the reign of terrorism, and
that, with any reasonable assurance Of safety to
their lives and property, we shall fod out
that they are still devoted to our Union. 1t is
our duty now to open the way of deliyerance
to those conservative men of the South who are
now suffering under system of slavery to
which that of their own slaves is comparative
freedom. powerful Northern army in vir-
ginia, offering protection, equal rights
and security to all good Union men,
will soon chow that disunion has been
thrust upon her people. On the other
hand, Northern invasion of Virginia, aud
of Kentucky, if necessary, carrying along with
1t the Canadian line Of African freedom, as it
must do from the very nature of civil war, will
produce powerful Union reaction. The slave
population Of the border States will be moved
in two directions. One branch Of it, without
the masters, will move northward, and the
other branch. with the masters, will be moved
southwark, so that by the time Northern ar
my will have penetrated to the centre Of the
border slave States, they will be relieved Of
the substance and abstract rights of slave pro-
perry for all time to come.
Finally, the revolted States, having appealed
to the sword of revolution to redress their
wrongs, may soon have to choose between sub
mission to the Union or the bloody extinction
of slavery, from the absence of any law, any
wish, any power for its protection. Let Mary
land stand fast if she would not bring upon
her own house the calamities Of q hostile inva-
sion and the listening enemy within her gates.
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~ aoy me ans, the sAms fattering acc ,1nt OF the
Mex;csn republic that we FIND in The New Or'eans
papers published in yesterdays HERALO Gen.
Echeagaray, leading liberal. has just published
proclamation. which gives rise to suspicion that
something is meant more than meets the eye.
Government securities have fsnen; the financial
condition Of the country is wretched, and the ex-
petitions against the outlaws and rebels have not
been quite as successful IS represented. large
portion Of brigade operating against them de-
serted to the enemy, and the church party appear
to be still full OF hopes. 1t is probable that more
troubles are ia stere for that unfortunate country
The steamship Quaker City arrived last evening
from Havana, with dates to the 10Th. Col. Helm,
United States Consul General at that port, return
ed home in her. The only local news is the con-
tinued departure Of troops and stores for San
Domingo. In consequence of the death Of the
Duchess Of Kent, the young rsailor Prince Alfred
will not visit Havana, but return home imme-
diately.
In the Board ofAldermen last evening Alderman
Barry was called to the chair. quorum not
being present, the Chairman announced that the
Board stood adjourned subject to call. A call
was then ordered for Monday next. The chamber
of the Board was periodically decked with
federal fags-the large Star Spangled Banners
waving over the Presidents chair, and smaller
enblems of the Union sentiment being displayed
at the seats Of the Aldermen.
Cotton yesterday, under the influence Of the in.
terdict put upon cearances for Southern ports was
armer with sales Of 1000 s 900 bales, closing the
basis Of 13c 1870. for mddling uplands. Flour
heavy and dull, especially for the lower grades while
the sales were moderate. Southern flour was frmer
and in good demand, especially for family brands Wheat
heavy and lower particularly grades Corn
was gold to moderate extent, while prices were firm
Pork was irmer, with pretty free sales, including
mess at SIS SO $1s 49, and prime 1913 25 s1s So SUI
were in good request with sales Of $50 hhds Cuba
at steady prices The rice market continued be ex-
cited, and the stock was pretty well swept, leaving
little in first hands. The sales embraced about coo
casks at 81 SIX IS 1913 per 100 lbs Naval stores were
also affected by the suspension OF the coasng with
Southern ports which caused both rosin sprits to
be sold at higher prices Business la freights was OK
tremely light while rates were unchanged
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ne psRu OF to morrow will contain complete aud
repolt ef the speeches and proceedings of the mon
err demonstration be held in Union square this after
boa I. win lie Of the greatest events Of the metro
blis Major Anderson and his officers will be present
Had the lsg OF For. Sumter viii b, displayed from the
Ata,ue OF Washington
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viii be ten thousand troops in Washington to
night. Twenty thousand additional aen can
be thrown into that city in another week.
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CITY COMsIERCIAL RUpOnr.


-CaDanihn norr was quiet, with sales OF 500 o $500
bbls at - 76a ~ so. Southern -four firmly held,
and more active. with sales OF 900 bbs closing within
the range Of the above quotations Rye -four and
meal were unchanged. Wheat was lower aud c0mmoa
grades heavy and the demand moderate The sales
embraced about "a ,0c0 bushels at 81 as 81 IS for
white Ohio and Michigan, 81 q for spring State 81 AZ
fof zimmerman Western. and 81 10 for Chicago spring.
Rye was quiet at COG roc Barley was inactive at 8ic
q SIC Corn was In fair demand and Armer with sales
Of 20 geo bushels at 6lc. 62Hc for mixed West
tsn ~ the depot 64c 66c. fer DID, do part In store
0sc 69c for do part in store 69c for Southern yellow
and straw coiosed rec for good white and exc for old
round yellow Oats were frm; the arrivals were light
AID the inquiry fair with sales Of SIC a36c for Western
and Canadian
Corros The market was again Hrmer and higher with
saes reported Of 600 bales part in transit clos
lands -
FHIeMs The excitement growing out Of the present
state OF the country tended to check operations while
rates without quotable change To Liverpool 600
bbi5. -four engaged at 2s Cd No engagements OF
grain were reported while rates were at about ed in
bulk and 10d. 10 bags Some 900 bbls -four were en-
gagged on private terms. Rates to London were un-
changed :
PRovRdoNs.-P0rk-The market was frmer with rood
demand nom the trade with sales OF Is 500 bbl at SS
% $S IS for mess and at $l3 Is $l3 so for prime
Beef was steady, with sales of 800 bbs at So ST
$40 rs for repaoked, and $40 so $ll so for prime
Beef hams steady and in fair demand with sales Of
100 bbls at $l4 80 SIS so. Lard was steady, with
were unchanged.
sucARs.-lhe sales embraced about $50 hhds, mostly
CubaB, at 4aSC. q 6Lc.
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Nuxsrxs April 2, 1851.
The Spanish war steamer D. Inas de Austria Com
mander hcnteres last evening brought in pretty hsrm
brig, with 800 negroes thirtysix days from the river
Congo The vessel, captain and part OF the crow are
Americans, the balance all nations Let them be fci
BY siavers or as przes it Is all the for the negro.
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Le&l6LR%ur0
The suosxtbe. Commissioners appointed to suponteaA
the drawing OF Lottery authorized BY the legislature
Ing this day attended the drawing Of the Kentucky State
me Dsnen OF the Town OF DO hereby or
drawn from the wheel
EXTRA CLASS 7s7, April TO- 1851.
Is, Is, IS, 81, %, So, 3, Is, 81, 65, 30, 81.
=, - Glass z.S, April 10. 1881.
", SO, 3, 20, Al, 60, IS, 8, 4, AZ, At, CT, So.
witness our hands st Covington KY ths Friday. ApsG
; SASasSSS s SfssSSssow. |oo--nl.a'.s-.
Circulars containing schemes for the bs
t'oe Oh c0AIse oy sending !" woon xrox
Oovngton, KY; 81. Lou.s No. or wllminstos. Dc.
F0TIcrAn tickets In the Delaware stste LOTTERY win
hereafter be decided by the drawings Keutucy stse
Lottery, ct Ooyington, Kentucky.
W., &. 90. ManassS
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AWAKENING OF THE MILITARY SPIRIT.-This
country has low enjoyed almost profound peace
for nearly fifty years, and in all that time the
genius of chivalry which animates and accom-
panies the military spirit in people has been
in allegiance. Commerce, money making, cant,
hypocrisy cheating, swindling, pilfering and
pocketpicking have all the while made rapid
progress, have had, in fact, perfect carnival
But now that war has been declared in defence
Of the Union and the constitution bequeathed
to us by Washington and Jefferson and the
very life of the republic as nation, the mill
tary spirit Of the people, with its fine and Chi
valrous attributes, has suddenly awakened,
and, if properly applied, will stir up senti-
mcnts of patriotism in the breasts of the people,
will appeal to the more generous instincts of
humanity, and do much, perhaps, to change the
habits and ideas of the community in the
future. We are sorry to see that the Southern
press is indulgng in much virulence and
scurrility, calculated to excite bitterness on the
other side. If we are to have war 1t is not
necessary that bad passions should be aroused
by the use Of violent language. Armed hostility
between brothers is in itself calamity enough,
and we hope that the Northern press will
assume q moderate tone throughout this sad
business, and avoid all exasperating and de-
fant comments. When they speak of the
Southern revolutioDists, let them treat them as
a pretty clever set Of fellows, who have taken
a wrong view of things
The military spirit which is now so thorough
ly aroused will iniuse wholesome and gene
rous feelings more thorough conception OF
patriotism, and q more chivalrous impulse,
throughout the whole people, If IL is only APP
piled and recognized in the right way, aud is
lot permitted TO degenerate into lawlessness.
mob violence or baibarism.
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Omcaal Drawings OF II. France d Co.'s
Delaware Observation-Disclosures by Assembly paa>sA
January. 1853 Grants % run twenty years.
SUssEX CoUrrY-CLAss ~, Drawn April 10, 1871.
6, Is, III, 48, 66, 20, IS, 81, Al, 81, ri, 9, 40.
. CoEsoLIpAIEp-oLAss 65, Drawn April 10, 1851.
-, 65, IL, ~, GO, 63, 80, SO, 81, 80, IS, SO.
Circulars sent fres OF charge by addressing
X. FRAHOR 90. MAnagers
Wilmington, Della ware.
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Large Fire mt Macon. Ga.

MACON, Ga. April 10, 1851.
The Granite Hall Hotel in the old Washington block.
was burned yesterday, resulting in loss Of about
$50 COO, which, however is covered by insurance Ths
goods In the stores were mostly saved.
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Lake NavigatlO1a.

Whitehall, April 10, 1881.
Lake Chanplain is open. The regula. boats com
menced running TO day.
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NEW sowERy THEATRE, Bowery.-Afternson-FoR
GsoME. Eyenng-HAaRr BLAks-hxD
BRICAED.
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BAgsUs's AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadwsy.-Day
aud Rvealng-DoS CESAR BzbM-Rura OAKLEY
BsARs 5za Lion AND OrHFa CuRiosnfiEs
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MeaOdeOn-Comcelt Hall, $50 RrO~st-
between Spring and Prince strangera don't
fones TO Welt the Me,odecn $50 Broadray the pSneer
cet Hal OF the world. Adrnissit n Is csns
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PmLADEPna, April 10, 1881.
Stocks heavy: Pennsylvania State SIS, IS; Reading
Railroad ,l6H Morris Canal, 48; IOrg Island Railroad
ga Pennsylvania Railroad ST. Sight exchange on New
York at par 1 10 per cent discount.
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ssYANrs' MINsrRELs, seehanics' Hal, Az Broad
sy.sualssauNs' sOS0s' HAscns' 4c.-powS IN OLD
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Spring style Dress and Soft Hats for
young gentleman also regulation Fatigue Cops WHITE,
the Hatters ZIG Broadway
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HK MONSTER MEETING TODAY.

New York, Saturday, April go. 1864.
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Proseiy tfsm and Pfous Frauds.-4um-
bug Of money raising for OF Cathocs 10 Pro
tsntism- Road DR. 6I0G'S Lecture
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The Latest styles OF Dress md Soft Hate,
also regulation Fatigue Caps at DoUaANs, 100 Nsss
street.
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Carries dc vts1te OF Major Andersen takca
yesterday at 10 A. N. Copies for sale
j. GUaSSY SON 7o7 3rcadsay
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Oavfd's Spring StyIo or Gentlemen's
Hats taiesrccn 2ssk Broadway, near Duans street.
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kyLnpEoN CONCERT HALL. TO $50 Broadway
sosG' pASc5r BvR7s0UEs. 90
oANTREBuaY MUSIC HAIL. Sss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
DAscs5/ BgRLEsouhs, DO
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War-soadfcrs Of 1854 Wtshing Photo
erphs for friends esii a. MEADE BRO - 30 Broadway
Major Andersons photograph view.
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE. No. ga Broadway
BaYsa SlsrKRs
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Major Anderson mt Gurney's Gallery.
Major Anderson sat for his photograph al 10 NJ Picture
n ouSNEY a son No ior prosdHAx
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Grover e. Bakers Celebrated Soiselcsl
Family and Manufacturing Sewing Machines A95 Broad.
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thing Heretofore produced in New York Cal and judge
David's Spring style or GentIemea's
Hats saie'rcc~ Soy BroAdwsy, near Duans street
The Latest styles Of Dress md Soft Hat,
also regulation Fatigue Caps q. DoUaANs ias Nsssa
Spring style Dress and Soft Hats for
young gentlemen also regulation Fatigue Cops at WHITE
Heaodeon-Conccst Hail, $50 Bro~xi-
e. ] sss pis i.
ced Hsu Of The world. Admission Is censs.
Proseiy tfsm and Pfous Frauds.-Hum-
sss q m0P S nns S sS Of Catholics 20 rro
Cartes dc Waite OF Major Andersen takea
yesterday at A. NJ cSs s'ss for sac SOW zOr
ersphs for friends call a. MEADE BRO s a Broadway
Major Anderson's photograph on view
Major Anderson mt Gurney's Gallery.
Major Andorson sat for his photograph At 10 Picture
J. ouSsEY son. No. 'oT Broadway.
Defiance snIamsn dsr ssfes-wfth Pa
tent powder proof locks and bars Ass Ore aad burglar
corner o .os ps Sse opsi X pAr
wheeler q wiIson's Improved Sewing
Machines q, reduced prices. Office 500 broadway,
Grover e. Bakers Celebrated Noiselose
Family and Manufacturing Sowing Machines a93 Broad.
Flag stsTs 60 be Had al Ing srsoiIs Aase-
rcsn Beat ard Oar Bazaar. sis and sit south street
Barry's Tsieopherons Is the Best ANA
cheapest article for dressing bsaufyng curling cleansing
preervng and restoring Tbs hair Ladies try IT, by al
druggsts
HIS Hair Dye, 20 Cents, Black or
Brown No Barclay stree. and sold BY all druggists,
BsschsIor's HAIR Dye.-RsIiabls md IN
ssrtsBeousBiack Brown Factory 81 Barclay street.
Sold aud applied at ". A. BATCHELoas ls Bond s.;eet
CRrd.-The Indian Herb DR., n. Tum-
blely ~ d. from Canada will describe disease and tell his
pssns the nature Of Their complaint o. lines ~
ceinf Information from the No shargs for oorsult
uop,ot tdyics once No 400 Boedwsy, within half minute
ots MOTTO
We suca Bans have % striss
With Nature or the Laws ~ u
With blood our hands re never et>ao
nor polsea men 70 ease tier FsA
OR FATHER whom al goodn ga Oils.
Ir0vldes the " cue All ins
abe ~, or u6rbs hpussth t8r teeft
vel used relieve our pains complete
s.mole herb, sl1p,e Flower.
1,uipc FROM The dewy e.
ghesa thasss1s III epssk Va u i3ucr!ng p.vw
r. lU.3Ls-T. M
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Sa,sse1ss, soses rsnnsos
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Barry's Trieophcrous IL the Best ana
cheapest article dressing brautfyng curling
preserving ana restoring ih5 hair Lsois try It. 81 IL
drt
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ALLAOKs THEATRE, Broadway.-HxERIKrrE-A