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| CURE WARRANTED.

DIX; Mills MIXTURE is warrar ted to cure emissions
ana all diseases OF the tTinary Organs Within inc last
three W airs upwards OF 1900 bottles nave been slid in
BOSTON, not siAglc case can produced where it
mas iaeu 10 make quick and lasting RE This is NOT
mere assertion. but well known fact which can he
proved at any moment. Dr. Hill would not take This
method to make known the virtues OF this never limo
Mixture were il not TO put the public ON their guard
against the humbug preparations which advertised
ON certain apOthecarieS who know Nothing of the 1iS
eases Which they pretend TO cure who for the sake of
making few dollars endangcr the life hca' th and con
stlutlOn OF their dendcd victims TO ali no arc afflicted
with private complaints but especially to Won ho
have been duped by miserable pietenderS Dr. lI wond
earnestly recommend trial ct mis- neyor failing Mixture
ltneNer lals TO cure the w".st cases in short time
without regard TO diet risk exposure II il mia
Pleasant, aud safe to take 1t puIcs the bluou destro
the poison lurking in the SYSTEM and comnetpIy reno
Yates ana renews the constitution DIR. Hills Niixture
II taken in season. Will prevent well az cure Inc r. m
plants tor which II is recommended; in short II IL ~,
oHy sure and safe remedy hich has discover
eo tor the cure Of all private complaints The uriC 81
DR. Hills Mixture is only So bottle and II Will 10 s,t
securely packed ana conc aled any part of tie civ or
country when ordered with the price enclosed Ie.teTs
posi-padl drecied TO r Hill will receive Dron,nt az
fear of exposure. ~ az fii'"'e "iulout
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Policies issued by said Agents in the above nared re-
sponsibe companies against loss or damage v re~alI
claims fairly and promptly adjusted and paid
SIT diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-12

NF~othcr preparations styled Indian Emmenagog
are being widely advertised, purporting to be Of de
classes OF strength and at prices graduated according
the inventions of men who have no Just claim to med
knowledge or experience, much less OF any khowle
pertaining to Indian Arcana, or practice, and all S
imaostiuns and scales of prices, but many dew
adopted to deceive anu beeule the uuTaTy and the C
ulos and lead TO the sale and Of spurious if not
solutely injurious articles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-12

HIS INDIAN E0IMENAGOGUE has hut one formuls
and strength and is put up in bottles of convenient
size dramatically sealed with accompanying directions
and forwarded TO all parts OF New England the United
states and the Canadas in packages perfectly SAFE by
mai express receipt OF single price OF IS per bot
tie. Communications by mail are Strictly Confidential
and his invariable fee OF 81 insure at
tentiOn.
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TT H + G r E A T Z S T
Female Remedy of the Age.
1NrALL1BLE INDIAN EMMExAGocrE,

MERsTRCAL CoAPoCND; a prepaI alton which dali
ez perlence proves 20 be most speedy and eficacnus
its operation and is Wair anted Harmless and alway
in ali cases, when used according the dire
lions
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Enumerated Goods.
Articles not enumerated in the list of ex-
ports but enumerated in the list of imports,
when exported, shall pay the amount of duty
set against them in the list of imports; and
similarly, articles not enumerated in the list
OF imports but enumerated in the list of ex-
ports, when imported will pay the amount
OF duty set against them in the list of exports
Articles not enumerated in either list, nor
in the list of duty free goods, shall pay an ad
ratorem duty OF five per cent. calculated upon
their marker value
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Abolition ofthe Welt0ne Fee.

1t is agreed that the per centage of one tael
two mace, hitherto charged, in excess of duty
payments, to defray the expenses of melting
by the Chinese government. shall no longer
be levied on citizens of the United States.
RULE Y.
Collection Of Duties under one System at all
Ports.
1t being, by treaty, at the option of the Chi
nese government, to adopt what means appear
to it best suited to protect its revenue accru-
ing on American trade. it is agreed that one
uniform system shall be enforced at every
port.
The high officer appointed by the Chinese
government to superintend foreign trade will
accordingly, from time to time, either himself
visit or will send deputy to visit the differ
ent ports. The said high officer Will be at
liberty of his own choice, independently of
the suggestion or nomination of any Ameri-
can authority, to select any citizen of the Uni
ted States he may see fit to aid him
in the administration of the customs
revenue, in the prevention of SNUG
Cling, in the definition of port boundaries, or
in dscharging the duties of harbor-master
also, in the distribution of lights, buoys, bea-
cons, and the like, the maintenance of which
shall be provided for out of the tonnage dues.
The Chinese government will adopt what
measures it shall find requisite to prevent
smuggling up the Yang-tsz Kiang, when that
river shall be open to trade.
SEAL. WILLIAM B. REED.
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Ir STIMULATES ExHILIRATEs INvIGoRATEs. Rrr VIII
NOT lNTOXIoATE OR STUPEEY.
As medicine it quick ami eecual curing the most
aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia Kidney Complaints and
all other arrangements OF the Stomach and Bow els in
1t will instantly revic the most melancholy and droon
health. strength and vig6r '' "
Persons who, from the inudiCOus use of lnuors boys
become detected, and their system shattered
constitution broken down. and subject to that horrible
Immediately. feel the happy and healthy inyporan nyI
cacy of Dr. Hams lnNigoratinR Spirit ''''
WHAT III WILL DO,
posE,-One VINE tlass inll as often as necessary
One dose VII remove all bad Spirits '''
One dose will cure Heartburn
Three doses will cure Indigestion
ono dose Will give YOU a Good Annetito
one dose will stop the DISTRESSING nars 90 No.,
Oe uose VIII remove the distressing and
enects OF WIND or tlauence and as soon ms The
receives me llPoralng Spirit the DISTRESSING ioo h
all painful feelings will be removed 'sins Ioau ana
one dose VIII remove the most DISTRESSING ,o,,s -,
NVlic eltner IN iie stomach or bowels. F Vi
Bladder, or Urinary organs 'i''s III Tue hluhty,
Persons who are seriously afflicted with a,y K,d
and nre INSURED speedy reefby dose or two
MI" i'uloui cure ny the use OF one or two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Iesons VINO from disslpatnp mnch over n,pbt ana
e te eyl effects OF poisonous liquors in violent bend
acue Sickness az stomach, weakness addness Ne viii
hnd one dose Will remove an bad feelings ~" WIZ
l9ules o weak and sckv constitutions shOuld akc
nviEoratiIg spirit three tin es day; It will max them
lrregunrie les RON the menstrual orr ans and .o
Dl1rn ul health and beauty a. tie carcwOrn face
turing PREGNANCY Will be found an Invaluable medi.
eIe 70 remove disagree able sensations al the stomach
All the proprietor asks Is trial and 10 induce ths he
ns pu up the lhVg0ratng Spirit pint bottles at Soc
General lepot As Water street New York
- or SAFE In Worcester by Bush N Co lanes Crcop
~ - Green Co., Geo. i. Harlow; Gay Goodell Mil
Dury' ana Druggists generally. d6m dig
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ID r IL / L L ~.
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,

A r. W WORDS TO YOUNG AlEN.-During the prac
uce OF nfteen years lr. Hill has in contact with
Almost lniunerable cases of Debility, OceasiOned By
ureaul hatt OF solitary self abuse. They continue
70 warn all Young men who not afflicted avoid
II as they value their lives, and advise all who arc
touoied with the habit OF its consequences where
ey can DC cured OF such trouble, and to let them know
the dire disasters resulting III the non ATTENDANCE of them
III llme no eNaeeeraton to say that three touihs
81 me insane owe their maady to this hOrrid habit he
prOprielUls OF Insane ASylumS cOfrobOrae the state
met ana the victim escapes insanity or id0cl ct he
or She entirely Untitled Tor the real pleasures OF life
elmer III or oat OF the domestic eirce-with pOcreatve
powers rune afflicted with distruat ever doubtful of
MS lthus IN TACT, perfect hypOchOndriac, what is he
NJ or Dut 90 be cast out and die Attend at once
ay0u VINO are addicted TO this able habit or it
may pc TOO late, and you may 80 down 20 dishonored
grave haruly III To meet the God who you tine pow
elS Willch you have made curse instead IF a blessing
as they were intended There exists not in the hole
world an OBJ ect more lOathsome miserable than enc
thus broken i'll heath and hopes it then as Won
wish for happiness and heaven.
DR. llills practice is wholly the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No. 81 Vain street 0rCcseT open from a. m
70 p NJ Letters (postpaid) will receive prompt aten
ton.
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rsfF~ Bear in mind HITS Indian Emmenagogae IS a
preparation intended to meet and eecnall remedy and
cure all cases of Female difficulty confirmed transient
andls the only preparation which will accom- psh that
result being the production at physician widely
known throughout New England and other sections Of
the union and whose success and testimonials far
coed those of any other practitioner of his age, in all
branches OF Pirate Practice. to be found in the
try az preparation of Indian kmmenagogue is
warranted Genuine unless purchased at the Office o
DIR. HILL. No. 81 Main street, Worcester
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combin alton
of in gradients in these Pills are the result OF long
and extensive practice They are mild in their OPP
sration and certain in correcting all irreguiaries'
Pain full Menstruations, removing all distractions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache; pain IN
the side palptston of the heart whites, all nervous
affections, Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back ana
limbs sc disturbed sleep, which arise from inter-
ruption of nature. . g
br. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS was the commemorate OIL
a new era in the treatment of those irreguiarities
and distractions which have consigned SO many 70
A prsmaturs gravs No female can enjoy good heath
unless che is regular and whenever an obstruct on
takes place the general health begins TO denline,
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most enectuai rem
edy ever known for all complaints peculiar 10 re-
males To all classes they are Invaluable nahe'mg
nth certainty periodical regularity They are known
TO thousands, who have used them at dinerent peri
DDS throa ghout the country, having inc sanction
of some o. the L )st eminent Payse ms - America
Explicit directions, stating lcSsn fhsy saoH5a no' *
used with each box-the Price One Dollar per bof'coh
tanning from so to 60 Pills =. A..
Pills sent by mail, promptly by RENTING 10 tee
prourietor Sold by Druggists generally,
r. B. HUrCHINGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar St, New YORK
Pond & Morse E. Fem, Rutland; o. r. WOODS
RELAYS Fails: C. l.. Case, BrspdoB. 2ld&w6n
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Chicago, May Is.
A special from Fort Wright the 27th, says
the rebels are believed to have been largely
reinforced during the Hast three days. Two
regiments of infantry and three batteries are
known to have arrived from Memphis. Part
of this force landed at Randolph, and the re-
mander occupy the Arkansas shore nearly
opposite the foot of Island No. SO, where ii is
reported they are throwing up batteries.
Deserters and refugees report that the
rebels are about to assail the flotilla.
A refugee from Memphis, SUNDAY, says
that it was rumored that ten Federal vessels
had reached White River, and blockaded 1T
mouth, thus cutting of the last avenue o
escape of the rebel steamers. .....
The mortars which have been silent TO
some days again opened on the Fort.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
. CARD TO THE LADIES.

DIR. DUPOHICO'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.
Tfabls IN correcting regulating dAd ysiortng al 90
.srxettoxs Jrosr schotsrsT coxss, osd nfsrass
ssecsssfal preventive
The combination of INGREDIENTS In these PILLS are
nerfectly harmless. Their efficacy and merits are
based upon an extensive practice of over 30 years
and where the directions have been strictly followed
thew have never filled correct all lrregularit les
They relieve painful aud ditieut Menstruation, lpar
ticusrly a. the change OF life) They will cure the
whites and remove all obstruotions arising from
celds, exposure OF any cause; and may be success
fuiiy used o. preventive. Price 81 90 per box.
Sold BY POND MORSE, tDruggists.l
Ladies': By sending them sl,oS through the hut
land Office can have the pills sent TO any par
OF the country, (confdentially) BY mail. Sold II
whitehall by J. r. Rosgstor and d. wngai; s o.,
tsrop Sen. Castleten; J. J. Joshn Poultney, and BY
one Druggist in every village and town in the United
| States, ~ c.ts.,
Pills of any kind unless the box is signed s. D. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsafe there
fore as you value your lives and health, ito say notn
| ing OF being humbugged out OF your money, ou.
| only of those who show the signature OF s. ID HOW
on every box which has recently been added, on &c
| count OF the Pills being oounterfeited.
ulv a us~S
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Appotn sInents.

Washington, May rs.
The following officers have been ordered
to the U. S. steamer South Carolina, Com.
mander John Alney, detached from the New
York yard Acting Master I. b. Broner,
detached from the Minnesota Acting Mas
ter F. F. Bowery, Lieut.. o. N: stanton,
ordered to gunboat Tsgo; Lieut.. W. d. Ma
comb, to command the gunboat tennessee;
Lieut.. w. H. Dana, ordered to the gunboat
Tennessee Paymaster James Fulton, or
dered to the Adirondack; 5. ii. Fish, OF
Williamsburg, N. Y, appointed Acting As
sistant Surgeon, and ordered to report to
Com. Paulding for duty; Acting Master
w. P. Ranall, late of the Cumberland, pro-
NOTED to acting volunteer Lieutenant, tor
gallant conduct, and ordered to the gunboaa'
Port Royal; Assistant Paymaster. John )
Woolser, ordered to the Houstonic'
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Cincinnati, May 70.
A special to the Gazette from Indianapolis,
says that an officer who left Corinth Mon
day, reports that tie army moved up to with
in three fourths of mile of the enemy's for
tifcations on Sunday night, and are en-
trenching. E,
Gen. Halleck says his position will not
warrant risking anything, hence his moving
by regular approaches and tortfying as he
goes.
1t is expected that our forces would open
on the enemy by Thursday. 49,,
Gen. Lowell it was reported arrived al
Corinth Sunday night with 700 raw recruits
Deserters say that the army has greater
confidence in Gems, Bragg and Price than IL
Beauregard
The rebel army are on half rations. They
get fresh beef twice week, and spoiie1
corned beef the balance of the time. M
pork is given out at all,
The sickness in their army Is fearful, ano
increasing rapidly, while ours is improving
Their officers have sent all their baggag
and personal effects to Grand Junction.
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with fifteen thousand Mexican soldiers ready
to give them battle,
Advices from Venezuela state that the
Government is everywhere victorious.
There has been an earthquake at Cara
cas-.
Several vessels have sailed from n,v,n,
lot new Sans, and more are advertised,
including two Spanish steamers.
Two rebel schooners, with cotton, have ar
rived.
The British steamer Edward Hawkins had
arrived with cargo OF cotton from Maiamo.
ras, and sailed for Liverpool.
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New York, May %.

New YORK, May 20
The steamer Geo. Peabody arrived to-
night from Hatteras. =. ouo,,
She has 22 rebel prisoners, and the crew
and passengers of the wrecked steamer ofI-
entail. A.
The steamer Columbia from Havana the
oath arrived tonight.
Nothing new from Mexico.
Several letters were received from New
Orleans. from rebel sources, pretending 10
rive accounts OF The defeat of Halleck. Also
That Gen. Butler had robbed the Dutch con-
suIate of eight hundred thousand dollars.
The last direct accounts Of May place
.ba French forces twelve miles from Pueoia
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pRopsIEs ARE CURED BY BRANDRETH's
PILLS.

This form of disease is caused by the exhalent
teries throwing out greater quantity OF fluid han
the absorbents take up. BBAN DRETH'S FILLS
convey b. ma tic as II were, an impulse to the re-
mote extremiti.s arousing their absorbents to &C
ton and in case OF swelling or watery deposits
awakening the sleeping enc gies OF those vessels;
SENATOR BELLENGER, of Herkimer, New
ork was great suff.rer from dJopsioal Erection
of more tn an years du ration. lie derived no ma
teria help from the prescriptions of biz physician
who in fact gave him to understand that his case
was hopeless Byappareutly the mer' st chance, the
qualities of Brandreth's Pills were brought to hi'
notice He began their nse ut once and with strong
hops-for he com Of ehended the principle of cure
He perseveTed with them for three months, taking
often as many as fifteen pills day, but always ma
King 1t ruls to take sufficient to purge in the most
eaeotua manner twice CT thrice week. rms FER
severance was rewarded by perfect restoration to
health which has continued to this time
Seld by +. Fem, Rutland K K. Mead, west Nut
land and by all respectable dealers in med icne'
may 8 :d&w1m
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New York, May q.
New Orleans papers of the 18th ann ounce
the death of Capt. Buyer of the rebel army.
Gen Butler has published lengthy notice
10 the people, announcing the dist ribution
among the poor of thousand barrels of beef
and sugar captured on the way to the rebel
army.
Natchez papers of the 14th give cores
pondence between Capt Palmer, OF the lro'
quois, and the Mayor of Natchez, demanding
and according the surrender of that city,
the Mayor, however, refusing to guarantee
that the American flag would be uumolested
by the people
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From McCleIlnn's Army

Washington, May d.
Gen. Mcclellan telegraphs to the Secre-
tary of War that the battle OF Hanover
Court House resulted in a complete route of
the enemy.
1t is stated that we have taken 500 prison
ers, and more are coming in. The loss OF
the enemy is set down at 1000
Our men buried one hundred of their
dead.
Our loss is 379 in killed, wounded and
missing, of which SO were killed.
The forces opposed to US were principally
from North Carolina and Georgia.
The prisoners from the former State ex-
press themselves very tired of the war.
They also say that their defeat will have
very demoraliziug effect on the rebel army
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Battle Expected NJ Certnth within
1en Days,
Phlladelphia, May IS.

Hon. Thos. A. Scott, Asst Secretary of
War, has arrived here direct from Gen.
llalleck's army before Corinth, having left
there last Friday,
Our army is in excellent condition, occu-
plying strong position and ready for the
great struggle. A battle may be expected
within the next ten days,
Mr.. Scott has been unanimously reelected
Vice President of the Pennsylvania Rail
Road, and will soon enter upon the manage
ment of that company, President Edgar
Thompson being about to depart for Eu-
rope.
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|,,cvssuDe SURRENDERED |!
A.. Fleet gound for Memphis !
.,,,r,,.hirg Pr"h,oi'cd,

Before Corin'b, May %,
u.neck has issued orders prohibiting
Zen 1, "' The p,ckrts on eafh side are
Y ," FG"pijy, aud within conversation dis
p '.bicb they Improve.
l|Gc, r ,;abt FIVE rebels, including one SER
b." ' o5 over. All along the lines our
'oH . .rg within two miles OF the rebel
Is e, =" In some places our heavy guns are
l0 t,,,e,inc distance, but dense woodlands
D, S,soipe prevent either party from open
J. FIRE, 49,, y;oL.huro had surren.
Lr,d aud our ero' was e" route to Mem
b., Man, e ,bo ,y,h saws ,ba,
y.nkee steamers opened fire with shot
[ hell on Darien on Friday. No damage
The vicksburg Ci'izen of the goth says
me- Federals have landed at Warrenton
rJh,d few skirmishes.
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Arrival.
New York , May

New York, May 25.
The steamer S, r, Spaulding has arrived,
With sSl sick soldiers from Gen. Mcclellan s
Rrmy.
4 The bark Pollas, from Belize, Honduras
Fas boarded on the 18th by the U. 5. bark
Pursuit, who reported that the day previous
the U. s. steamer Cuyler captured an iron
Ssteamer loaded with cotton, and sent her to
New York.
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Cavalry Captured.

New York, May %.
A special to the Herald from Nashville
the 9th says Capt. Steele and a party Of
rebel cavalry were captured at McMinn-
vile Yesterday. .
A band Of guerillas were driven out OF
Sparta by the Union citizens, killing five
guerillas.
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Mr. Wiley presented the memorial Of the
Legislature of Virginia in reference to d.
vision OF that State, and also the Constitu-
ton adopted by the people within the pro-
posed limits
The Agricultural College bill was eonsid.
cred till one, when the tax bill was taken up,
the question being on Wilson's amendment
to strike out the license to retail liquor dssi;
ers,
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New Advertisements.
ID r o Pc 8 A L S /.

DR0 POSAL S.
Sealed proposals will be received up to Ia NJ. on
Monday, June 9th, 1862 at the office OF Assistant
Ouartermaster United States Army, for furnishing
to the undersigned with view Of purchasing Tor
the Government
1900 SADDLE HORSES,
to be tree from all defects, to be between ak
and nine ts1 years old, and from Is to lbH hands
high.
MARES EICLU ED.
All animals submitted will be subjected to all the
rough examination and inspection by duly author-
lied agent of the Government appointed for that
purpose.
Persons to whom the bids are awarded will be no
tilted where the inspection of the animals will take
place at the time OF awarding the contracts. The
Government reserves the right to reject all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals will be received for the whole or any
portion oil the above number of horses, and they
will be accompanied by the names of two ~ respon-
sibe parties who shall become security for the faith
full ex. cation OF the contract.
Delivery to commence within days after the
signing OF contract
Proposals will be eudorsed-'Pr Proposals tor sup
plying the Government with horses" and will be
CAPT HENRY c, HODGES,
Asst Quartermaster U. B. Army,
% Is Mercer street, New York.
d-may % to june 10.
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TWO REASONS

t,or, two very important sources, in relation to
CHRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
rha Graf of these decisions Is from the pen of Dr.
Cation who has no equal in this country as an ana
Iytc chemist and declares the dye to be absolutely
fee from all dsl>tsrioHs ingredients Ids may "s
called . ,,,,,yr,r,r, x,ppprcT
The second decision is popular one. fhe thou
s.nds who use the dye are unanimous in communal
10 II above all others tor the exquisite natursine
Of the blacks an browns il imparts and the rapdiy
Of its Ell. ct This is
TUE PUBLIC VERDICT
Tho documents whieh constitute these Ftrdiet'
A. he sesn Al the estabishn snt OF CHRIsrADoso
~o' 6, Aston House, New York It Is sold every
7vssT. and applied by all Hair Dressers
may e:dswlm