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Brig. Gen. W. F Barry has addressed
s letter 10 the Buffalo Courier in which
he states that he is deeply mortified by
the opinion of some indiscreet friend,
published in she COURIER that he had
been sent North by Major Gen. Sher-
man, in connection with peace propo-
sitions from the State Of Georgia. He
says he went North for mo such pur
pose" IL health caused his return
home In regard 10 the condition Of
Gen. Sherman's army, he says:
General sherman has every infantry,
cavalry and artillery colder that he
wants: they have all received eight
months pay; their outfit has been es-
pecially adapted 70 a hard and rapid
winters campaign and the morale of
the troops Is unequalled Our friends
At the North must exercise patience
with regard 10 Gen Sherman's move
ments, but must never for q single mo-
ment lose confidence in his final sue
cess His genits and vigor will carry
the army triumphaDtly through the
work it has to do
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IT was a fortunate thing for New
York--for the country-thst Gov. Sey
mour was defeated at the recept cleo
ton, and a thsroughgoing, uncondition
al Union man chosen in his place
Seymour has done all he could to en-
barrass the government, and 10 aid the
peace democracy in their intrigues to
consummate Southern independence.
His course has strengthened the hopes
Of the rebels, and led them to labor
with continued zeal in wicked cause;
and has also caused foreign governs
ments TO believe that the national gov.
eminent would eventually abandon the
war and assent to disunion Hon. r E
Fenton.. the Governor elect, recognizes
the Importance Of the Union 20 New
York, and of the magnitude Of the re-
sponsibility devolyed upon him, and he
intends that his great State shall, so
long as he presides over her destinies,
cast her entire influence in the scale Of
che Union. In a speech in New York
city, few days ago, he said:
In this mighty issue the State Of
New York, with her vast population,
her important interests, felt deep con-
viction and earnest solicitude. In this
mighty issue the city of New York,
this emporium of commerce, the mart
of trade and center of finance; this
city of ten thousand artisans and me
chsnics, and one hundred thousand la
borers, whose highest welfare and pros
perity are best promoted by the unity
and stability Of the Republic, also had
a deep and abiding interest and with
your counsel and cooperation, and
with the counsel and cooperation of
the loyal people throughout the State
(which hope embraces the large mass
of the citizens) I intend that NsV York
Aesgfler shall occupy no hssitatiNg or equiv
coal position. Enthusiastic applausell
There's the ring of the true metal
Il does not give forth an uncertain
sound No one can mistake il
The Union men of the whole country
viii hail it with heartfelt qualification.
Rebellion viii hear ii with fear and
trembling"
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Our inducements to Agents and
Clubs.

To those agents who take Their commisslon in
Books and Cuts the following commission will he
allowed
To any person forwarding - Gibbs of 10 Books,
Clubs Of q Books, or CLUBS - 90 Books each
Silver Watch-cylInder escapement-woFth Si2
To any person forwarding z6 Clubs Of 10 Books 10
Clubs OF q Books, or Clubs Of 81 Books each
Silver Watch, patentleVe hunting case worth S25
II preferable, the agent may select any other ar.
tcle on our OF the value Of the watch he may
be entitled 70.
Agents will retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the required numbers Of Clubs are CON-
pletej when they viii be forwarded 10 us az vouch-
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
with, no allowance viii be made on extra tornms-
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The Navy Department has received
information of the capture of the Con
federate schooner Badger, from st
Marks, bound to Havana, off the mid
die entrance of St Georges Sound
Florida. She was loaded with cargo
of cotton, and miscellaneous packages
which were captured with the vessel
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Salurday. 7th Of January, ISG5.

a. 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, the foiOsisg property belong
ing g. sad CiarlssUlie Gas iARhi Company, va A
loi o. land IN the city Of ClarksFe IN sud strict
on VIII q the gas works Of sad Company are tls-
ted, formerly belonging 70 jane hruu naugh ard
adiolns The ioi % H. Dnniop e. ais. Also. ~ the
pipe, placlipe y, ga fixtures, implements, tools
and eppurteaa 1ices belosging % sad Compsny, in
Gliding ne lamp posts IL sala city, and AL and
every species q property e0npscfeJ with said LOT
81 gas work.. said real estate viii be sold on u
mon he time without redemption. with note Eith
approved secur y, aud hen retained on ssiS Land
uohi the purchase money h paid The other pro
perry vii be sold for cash IN hard.
Z. r. Gl-AScOC&, Commissioner
HozAoF II H1kEnsos, sol fof ComplGnsnt.
ngY1e-si
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Until further Notice,
On Market St,
Near / ouisyiIIe & Nashville Depot.

CLASSIC AND REFINED ILLUSTRATIONS Of
~ Muscular Energy, FieXbility and Endurance,
in a great variety Of Athletic exercises by selec-
ton Of the First Artist Living, intrOdu ing a great
diversity II healthfu, inyigOrating and divert ng
exhibitions Of Courage and Address. This exhibit
TOMS 80 entirely uuexceptionabie in its character
and influence, rs to rereiFe universal command
and approval n all parts Of the country, and ac-
knOwleged everywhere the most popular, instruc-
tive and economical OF all public Amusements,
being free from all features hich considered so
Objectionable IN many exhibitions, by the refined
aad educated classes OF the community.
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Sale Of the Property Of the
GAINESVILLE Gas Light Company,

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE CIR.
I'D cunt Court of the United states Tor the Middle
District q Tennessee, rendered afthe Oct Term,
is64 IN the Cause s. :. Ashcrait usrsss said Csf-
raw n Dunlop, aRent. and I " KennedaT, ]
vii expose 20 public % the highest bidder On ihs
terms heTeinster mentioned. 5. the Court house
49, "a fha CIV of EashVifla On
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For Sale.

A HOUSE AND LOT, ELrGIBLY SITUATED
"a 10 Eige6eld on the GaIiatin Pike adjoining
the proper y Of Mr W. II. Lucas, only a few min
utes walk from the Publ c Square. House well Inn
proved, andiparfly FURNISHED with the most modern
furniture. House, Lot and Furniture % be sold
together. Title indispufabis. Teurs made easy
Possession given the frst Of January, $50
ALSO
The standing Wood on the Crsighead property,
situated on the Gallatn Pike FIVE miles from the
city. containing 10 or II acres.
Apply TO Or. A. Richard Jones. No. g Deaderek
street, for particular. fnov2G-2y
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In overhRuling the cargo Of the block
ade runner Hope, now unloading at
Boston wharf, a large box was found,
directed, Mrs. Jefferson DAEis On
oDeninQ the box, il was found 70 con-
tain silk dress patterns, dry goods Of
different kinds. toys, hosiery, and a
variety Of articles belonging 20 lady
wardrobe. II is stated thst there Is
some talk Of forwarding the box and
coatents 70 Mrs Abraham Lincoln
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Notice.


bterIi1g K, CocErI, J
"HEREAs JAMES DAVIS has HERETO
w FORE applied 70 me. one Of the Justices Of
the Pe1ce Of davidson county. and having made
oath, and ven bond according 70 law, that the de-
fendant, X Co skril, Il inf bted to him. AID has
removed himself Tom tie State Of Tennessee, and
have issued two Erts q Attachment, Nos s7Z7
and S72s, according 10 law. and tie taid wits hav-
Ing been returned 20 my Office levied upon certlin
PERSONAL properly mentioned therein Nov this "a
% notify said C0ckfiIl to appssF al my Office on
the tn dsy Of January 1865, then and there to
iend sad suits, judgments will be given sganst
him according t. law. Tins November 18th, 1s04
q. NJ SOUTHGATE, J. p.
for Davidson counts. Tenn
EDw. h. EAsr, Attorney inov26-4tw
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Only few dozen more left, Of those
cheap Linen Handkerchief at Came
ron, Grier & Cos.
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new aud elegant design Of Family Bibles, ar
ranged for -ixteen hzene res
Descriptive Catalogues mailed freeto any address
on application
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S25 Reward.

CTRAYED FROM MY STABLE, IN THE resr
- Of Capt. Chas. H. IrTin's office, on the night oil
the I'D inst, black horse Mule, about years old
and about 49, hands high. The above reward will
be given 70 auy person returning said mule 70 rsii
stable, or Mr.. Dayis's stable on Church between
Cherry and CoileAe 10 A NORVEI,L
uov2f-4te rp1
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FOK THE UsE 81 sOLDIERs.

FOR THE UsR or SOLDIERS.
Ii IL printed in four eol0Fs, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
In countless mum bers into Dixie, with drums
beatiEg, colcrs flying, ste. A blank line Is
left for the name Of she Soldier, Company,
Regiment and 0fieeTss size lSxi7. The
certificate is enclosed In pasteboard tube,
and can be sent 70 any pa. Of the country
without injury; and thssoldier, after hlling
up the biank Inns, car pa e back IN the
tube and RENAL il 70 his friends and they
will get Il framed ead preserve i - a 70
msmbrancs.
The demand for this Csrtiheate IL snor-
nous, yet from our enlarged facilities for
publishing, We are able - keep constant
supply, aud Fiil Ell all orders promptly.
Price 80 esnss. BsEt 81 mail, prepaid.
liz. RHODES 1 co.,
81 Bnion Street.,
NzRhviIIe.
Agents wanted 10 sail iss allows.
0cff-4m
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property on Cherry ana Cedar streets. 10 the City
Of Nashville, viz:
on CHERRY STREET
IA feet front by AZ feetT inches, being The once
nov occupied by Z. y. Mulloy..tsq.
i4 feet mont by AZ feet IN hes, being the once
nov occuped by Or. WoodEarf-
IA feet front By ~ feet inches, being the Office
now occupied by d villain, ESQ.
Il feet fro by AZ fesf inches, being the shop
nov occupied By Z. L. Tarb1x.
,ON CEDAR STREET.
"a feet inches front nv 80 feet, being the Drug
store nov occupied ~ Stephens, Jsnney 4 Co sub.
,ect 20 their lease. expi-ng on the lst Of January
ls66 the purchaser 70 be eottisd 70 the amount "
s., due from them for the lssse for 1865.
"a feet 10 inches front by - feet being the barber
sal3oa OF Brown, MEhSn Co.
- feet irfrhes mont by 81 feet inches. exelu.
siye Of stair wsys, being the lard saloon Il J.
day Of January, 1859, 81 said = feet iDches, and
on - rooms Of the second story, AID the third
floor Of the building Cedar street. the purchaser
70 he entitled 70 g. due from said Ls3ulsssau foT
said lease.
rs fett mont by 81 feet inches, beng the store
room occupied y NAnlsr, CreRhton& CO.
IS feet inches front By 81 feet inches being
the reg store occupied By il. ". Haslock
Persons deslfing q purchase lois a. the sale are
referred 20 ths decree Of saic Court, ia which, a.
mong other things, Il viii be seen that the right tc
nse the stair Ways leading from toe 5 rect ana the
aeyE and the Water closet Oh The progery, are re-
serFea flr the comm use 81 the tensnts as here
tofore piatwili be exhibited on the dsv OF sale.
r. GLASCOCK,
nOt2s-SG u. ). Marshal hid. Dist Tenn.
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Notions.

Silk and Mohsir, Black and Fancy -colored Brsids
end Buttons, Trimmings, Kid Stoves Mems Half
Hose, Ladies and Misses Hoop-skirts, Black sns
English Grapes Linen Collars, Cafs, &c. at
w. FREEMAN g. co.'s.
rs Public Square, corner Of Desderck street.
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Wanted. -Immediatelv

Two GOOD EEpeEfenced Cook "a
~ 30 WATERS - ston ubefl aafsa 81 -
Ees fsT'Asr iaiosmaaoa aVpiy 81 IA aises.
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Mrs. Joshua T. Giddings, died az
Jefferson, AshiabAlla oouR1y, Ohio, on
the 18th inst
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$40 Reward.

GTRAYED FROM A STABLE, CORNER OF
- Park and Gay, Yesterday morning, the 18th
inst, FOUR 1UbES re yard Of $40 each vi
be paid il returned 20 the stsb'e.
nOYbg-lwe c. W LEWIS
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BOOKS
Photographic Family Bibles

Fol al classes, upon al subjects IN every style OF
binding, and in endless variety. Exclusive
Agent for the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

nEEE As Ecf5 OBJ THE NETK-
IL tOUs, sEMiNAis DRIEAkY And SEXUAL
b1cIEtio-neH znd Ktl-alle tnsafuIeHy--iH ELap1Fs
q TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION -seut ~ mai "a
Eeaied ietteT envelope, hea d cilarFs Address
". J. sklLI.Ik HOu6HTON, H0HArd AssociAtion
he , south hHsh-strest, Philadelphia Pa.
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Domestic Goods.

CotlonAdes, Linen Drillings, 1lc1Ings, Blssehed
and Brown Domestcs.
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Valuable Place near Nash
vile for Sale.

V'HAT CHARMING PLACE ON THE MUIR.
Il freesboro pike, owned ADD occupied by p. Bill
liod sud which Is iust half mile from the Cor
poraton line, IL offered tor sale al very moderate
price. seven sores ofexcelient land. with BRICK
DWELLING, containing four rooms, besides base
ment, store roOms seryaots room; brick smoke
house, stable aud Carnage house. A small framed
house Is on the place which can be detached and
sold separately II desired. Two good wells of SUI
peror water, Of which is within NJ cen feet Of
the kitchen 70 the msin bu ldDg. The gard en- con-
tains grape-vines AID shTubbery in abundance fbe
srbJrs, &c sc. For further information apply 70
NELSON MURFREt
EogzS-lN. General Agents, % Cherry Il
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Note, Letter and Cap Paper,
Baf, White, Canary, Opaqas
knd Official Envelopes.
Blank Books,
sutlsT5' Drafts OF
t,.s-.r--l Paymsst9Ts,
.''e'i.. Aemol Aadosas
Diaries for 1884,
Paper Collars,
War Maps,
10000 Portraits Of Generals,
Pens End Holders,
Song Books,
Portfolios.
Backgammon and Ohess Boards,
Pocket Inkstands,
Pancils,
/ Zinc Mirrors,
Dice and Cups,
Pipss,
Combs and Brushes,
BlRoking and Brushes,
Dominoos,
Buffers INK,
CarminS Ink,
AueilsEs,
Variety Packages,
Pom&de and Hair Oh,
RAEors and strops,
Emery Paper,
Hg5r1 Gun OIL,
Fancy Soaps,
School Book,
" &C. A''' A'.
Those wishing 70 get good bargains would
do well 70 give rs cal, or send in theii
orders.
IN. RHODES 4 CO.,
cfEE u 81 Union ''r''l
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GALLERY
% THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

~ PHOTOGRAPHIC CAKTEs De VBITE OF
~ distinguishes oihcsfa o. he Federal All Goa
tedeIats Army aad haFy, sor saie. Whoisaals ana
Retail liberal discount made % dealers
krtaii price, = cents sent % any part 20 re-
country b ma y % reeeips % order, win the
fnoney, - ~MOft5E8 GtLLEEf Or TIE CON-
bEkL-AAD," = Cefsr stresE hashFlis, Ten1rs-
see Also ior sale CArd pictures % Prolnlnsnf Ae-
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Infnrmation Wanted

OF ALEXANDER AL.IsES. e-lored Inaa, sbo Of
~ fset. inches high, Who ien Nashville about
two yars since aad i supposed 70 @ Ia L0utsEilie
af thls time Any Information coneerring hif1 ~ u
be thankfully received b BIS VIE
ELIZABETH ALLEN,
nov2f-st Nashville, Tenn.
Louisville Journal copy, send hsii 70 'hls0isoe,
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Confederases

capaain semmss-
Aiso groupss q al the psnlllnsnt Fe.isTals
I }
Group 81 a. lhs prcminsnf Co1lelar.te
6snerldz % one ezrd.....-...-....-...--- q -
n1F1-Im-
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Marshal's Sale

OF THE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE COR
NEK OF cnERr AND cEDAR srnEErs, NASHVILLE.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE DIS
ID trict Court Of the United States for the Middle
District Of Tennessee, rendered ~ the Oct. Term
1884, in the Of the U. s. the estate and
property, money, stocks ard credits Of John =
Johnson, and q writ Of Vend Joni EKponas 10 me
issued and directed, ] will offer for sale on the
premises, 10 the highest bidder for cash, on
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24th Of December '64,
n CHRRRY STREET

At II o'clock, AN. all the right title and Interest
OF the said John B. John on, for, and during toe
term Of his nstursl lie, In the following vslaarle
properly on Cherry ana Cedar streets, 10 the CITY
n ~
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Housekeeping Goods.

Table Damasks, Irish Linens. Brown and Whit
Table Cloths, Napkins, Sheetings, SC.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
G.E.NE.Sa AZ. NEWS

Some Of The fashionable restaurants no
Broadway, New YORK, charge 81 90 for =
glass IF brandy.
Genuine diamonds have been discovered
in Missouri. 4 hox containing twenty-one
81 ths..e gems. unpoii he'd Wa- on exhibition
2; the It Louis sanitary ia:r.
Papers tcllo i y onderfu chilli in West
Troy ,ha, talked distinct and anIblc at its
birth The c are numbers who have seen
tn. el,ild, and insist .non the truthiulnee>
of IT, report.
II appears that Morgan has carried out
his threat to shave the heads % his prisoners
taken ia Kentucky. a lieutenant captured
AT ~ Sterling vas duly sha.ed, ia rrtalia-
on .or the tonsayial operations upon Nor
gal, and his stall.
4 man named Peter MURRAY was drowned
IN vat containing only three fec: of in,nor.
on Monday last. in Boston It j. stared as
4 TACT that the liquor vas - poisonous that
the owner Of The distillery. in attempting .
descend nto the vat 10 rescue MURRAY,
:'nncdiatel. tainted away. and ame,: met
The same fate Of hi. en,p,ovcc. The dead
body could only be taken OCT by the n>c ot
hook.
There is : tree near the present quarters
Of. SherInan's army called the :" fatal tree. :
Eight men were shot. one after another, a.
soon Is they advanced to the fatal Tree to
take secure position behind is huge trunk.
Several men were shot. when board wa,
placed there with The word "dar@erous
! clalI>sd upon it. The rebels Shot the guide
board into fragments. and sergeant unsus-
reetinglv took his place behind the tree. IN
less than five in.rutc- Two Minnie balls
pierced his body and hc icll the eighth
martyr beneath the shadow OF tire tree OF
I.atb
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
\ CHALLENGE TO TnST
4 Gii lil.ENGE 10 TEST
a ilALl.ENGE TO TEST

The proprie.crs Of the lliawatha knowing that
MANY preparations for the Hair were in the mar
kct and all advertised IL do nearly the same
things. and illa, the public were unable 70 de-
tcfinine from the advertisements which we're
genuine, aud buying one or two bottles and fai!
my to realize the expected benefits, concluded
that all we're hun,bugs, i'll order to assure the
public which could be relied upon. proposed the
following test which was published two weeks in
the Herald, and the other n,arnin. papers wtilou.
eliciiing ans response. Let runibcr oi well
known citizen, II uasuestioned inie gritty and en-
terey disEterested appoint person to the pro-
prictor of eac', preparation or restorative 70
store the color Of the hair. Each proprietor 10
use his own preparation and nothing else during
the trial and the person also 10 use nothing else.
let a certificate 81 the result be published in al
the principal papers o. the country at the cx-
pen,c of the unsuccessful competitor.
HOlTS MINSFHAiA HAIR GLOSS
lmparts beautiful dark glossy appearance to
the Hair. and is nacxccled in keeping it in curl
or in any desired position
NOiTS IMPERIAL COLORING CREAM
An invaluable dressing for whi>kers. Changes
light and red hair to beautiful brown block.
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH UUlT Il Co.
mhI--dly II University place, n Y
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STATE items.

I~@4hsx,rm * ,A4e wesas-slsy did much
damage in Dubuque Several buildings
were ,nroofcd, which the Hsr0H says at
the present high pricc e building material.
will cost many hundred dollars TO rep.ir.
John S. Coycc, lawyer Of Dubuq'.e. died
few DAYS since. Three weeks before his
death his marriae, was announced IN the
Duhuqre papers.
The supreme Court Of Iowa adjourned
.Iuly Cd. after q term of twenty three days.
Ab,ut seventy five opinions were filed dur
In. TIC term and sixty cases remain On the
docket undsposed or
4 nocf Of 600 sheep and lambs passed.
over the bridge At Cedar Rapil.. ca their
j. 70 Benton COUNTY. las SUNDAY wecN.
30 .ays the Cedar yalley y.D....
The NON City RSpe5H~en says That
Gro Gosdo colnty j, receiving valuable
acccss;ons 20 ID, Is, Of permanent settlers
the present season.
Burlington gase aap to The Christian
Commission GA she oefas.on Of Chaplain
McCabe's recent lec;srr these.
The Roy. p lnral's Aeynt Of the Iowa
Orphan Asflpm, wri;i0- rom Meraphi' to
the >te Hqi.t,r, ys taa'. ~ ihe bcne'i.
o' Sat n .is.t.oU, ii. a 'a'ales ple''4c,
s3.lls t9e til Infantry ne4r 3. .9'9; tie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-09
1soyt-s Y7invatlass Hair 1kcstOrn-
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
10 THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
10 THEIR ORIGINAL CDI.Oi.
10 THEIR ORIGINAL CCLUt.

Il does not claim To- make Hair come in wi.p-c
j. lis orce fallen o'ti. Nothing y II DO thar,
whatever ,iiay bc advertised to ihe contrary :
but !. viii arrest is iailn. out make harsh hair
SOFT and SILKY. cleanse III. scalp from all rpuii-
ties aud hunlors and entirelv orercoIrcs tho
bad effects Of previous use "a preparations COT
iaaipg >tllrAnr. sugar W lead. 81 |: requires
no soapnr, ...>hny and hours fpl is application
nor will il crack q smut, but is Il, easily applied
aud wipet; from the skin as any ha.-dressing. 1t
restores the natural shedding OF one hair. with
auo.hcr. winch gives it II life appearance, instead
OF tn. uniform dall black oil dyes so that ..,e
most critical observer c.,nuot detec. its use