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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-24

The liberties Of every people, 10 all Representatives
governments, remarks the Charleston Mercury, may
be said to rest upon three grand corner stoues:
i. Open sessions, in Representative bodies Of the
people, BY which their Representatives are made re-
sponSible 10 the people
T. Freedom Of the press, By which all the pro.
ceedngs OF the government may be canysssed and
exposed for the jud sment Of the people.
y. Freedom Of the person from arbitrary arrests
by the government.
Two out Of the three Of these great corner stones
of liberty have been overthrow BY the government
OF the Confederate States and the third only failed
to be oyerthrown by the interposition of the Sen.
ate VIII any one, having the least conception Of
the great objects of the war we are waging, either
in its initiation progress fail to see the necessity
OF Convention after the war Is over to fe-adjust
in these vital particulars the relations between the
Confederate government and the Statesf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-24
G,oUkT OF pleas AND QUARTET sEa-

NOURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SEG-
~ SlONS, OF CHATHAM COUNTY Wesley Marcum
and LemueI Morgaa, Exrs of Benz. HaF ward, decd,
against Briukley Harvard and others Legatees
In this it appearing to the Court that Brnkley
Harvard is resd Of the State of Tennessee s or.
dered advertisement be made in the North CarOlna
Standard for weeks notifying said Harvard to appear
the term of said Court to be- held upon the I'd
Monday Of August next then and there to plead
demur to said petition. or judgment pro coSo wilrbe
rendered against him.
Witness, Richard Gotten, lr Clerk Of the said Court,
~ RIcHARD c. C'CoTTEN, JR. c. c.
Nay %, 1864. .-. .. ll-wst
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-24

HNIVERSITY.-THE EXAMINATION OF
u the Students of the University of VIII
begin on Mnudsy tie esd inst, aud continue until the
day of the College Commencement Thursday the I'd day
of June. -
The Committee of Visitation for the year 1864 eonssa
Of -r.--- =
His Excelency, T. B. Vance Governor OF the State ana
ez otScio President Of the Board of Trustees.
Hon David Swain, l.. L. D., President OF the college
John I, B.iIy Neill hcKay,
John H Bryan Sam'I F.. Patterson,
John r ] Daniel, Thomas Rufin,
Jobn A Giluer Rom II. Saunders,
R0bt Gillian, Thomas Settle,
Calvin Graves Jesse G Shepherd,
John Kerr Lewis Thompson
Walter F Lake Edward Warren,
Chas Manly John u W Illams,
Jas G MOrehead, Patrick h. WINSTON
Thos D. Mcdowell -. .
Such other Trustees may attend will be considered
CHARLES MANLY, Ssc'y
Nay 10, 1854. 2l-td.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-24

Corn sold here yesterday at Sl5 per bushel, new
issue. There is not much downward tendency in
prices yet though it is very evident decline must
speedily begin. There is increasing demand for
money aich is obliged to.afeot prices -SaIisbugy
Watch1adn
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A. oTICE..-wALTER A. THOMPSON

N OFI E ...WALTER A. THOMPSON
~ viii lsave Greensborough and HillsborOugb the
2th instant far the army of Northern Virginia Persons
Of sending boxes have them at the depot the
day before, marked and wei ghed. --.e
Lint and iinen great demand in anticipation
Of the coming battle above Richmond be appeals to sh
who have either of these srtces to forward them 10 him
By that All that be obtained viii be needed
W. A. THOMPSON, Agent.
nay IL 1854 7 ls-tds
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DIED,

At the Jackson Hospital, Richmond Va, April 26tb,
1884, of chronic darrhoea LEoNIDAs 7. Roles Of Co E.
47th n G. Regiment.
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GERMS OFTHE STANDARD.

The terms of the Sta"aa,a are "' ''''O A.
Ssmi Weekly, six months
three months,
Weekly paper SIX months
a three months,
-,,.rDment through its financial agents aud the
luz o,rooratious and trading men, having estimated
r"uS rorfaderate bills at two-hrds Of their value,
Te o''' ooIlsd to do the same. Persons sending Eve
sic Gill be credited for two-thirds of their face and
AA m bills due the office can hereafter be paid
+ mO''' at such discount TWOs and ones and new
sn inserted at two dollars per square Of ten
r... for first insertion, and one dollar for each
pne' ,rssrteu. The very large circulation OF the
..Ddsrs IT vaIuab medium for Advertising
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-24

$4,000 N. C. TREASURY NOTES AT AUC.
TION.
0N SATURDAY MAY 2sTH IN FRONT or MRssas
" Creech LtchfOrd's auction stnre Will sell 10 the
bigtest bidder $90os c. Treasury notes, ones fwos
and threes They be sod hy order of the County
Court of Wake, and will be slid in amounts sui pur-
chasers J. F. HUTCHISS County Trustee.
CREECH LITCAF0RD, Auc'G
May %, 1884. Std
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o.I,EIGH: TUESDAY. MAY "a lss4.
a-7,,ive Ticket for Wake County.

a-..r,stiye Ticket for Wake County.
SENATE:
WILLIE d. JONES.
COMMONS:
GREEN II. AFFORD,
CALVIN J. ROC ERS,
WIN, r. RICHARDSON.
SHERIFF:
COL. ]. p. III. RUSS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-24

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Lieut.. e II. RAY, of the 47th N. c. Regiment
for the Office Of Sheriff of Wake County at the ensuing
election in august next
Nay IL, 1854 IBID.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-24

DAVIDSON COUNTY.-WE ARE AL.
- ihorzed to sunuunce LEWIS HANES; Esq as
candidate represent the people of Davidson County in
the House of Commons of the next General Assembly.
May la, 1894. N-td
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-24

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w COL. W. II. A. SPEER of the 28th N FroopA
candidate the election the lst Thursday in August
next to represent the peope of the counties Of Yadkn,
Surry, Aleghanny Ashe and WataugA in the Senate in
the uext Legislature Of North Carolina.
Nav I2, 1884. - 19-tdpd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-24

NJ OTIC E.-.A FULL REPR ES ENTATION
of delegates for the Counties of AIAmauce aud Kan
doph requested to meet at Liberty, Randolph, on
the first Saturday June instead of saturday the 2lst
of May, to put in nomination candidate fur the SEN
ate-a Conservative sfer the stratest sect who will
advocate the principles of w. W. Hoden and Gov Brown,
of Georgia.
May Il, li64 S-td.
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TENO THE VOTERS OF MOORE AND
q M0NTGOMERY.-Ia announce myself candidate to
represent the people of Moore aud Montgomery Counties
in the next Senate of North Carolina My principles are
Conservative after the srsitest Sect and we'll known
the prupe time. j. a. BARRETT: .4
Carthage, May 5th, 1864. ls-td
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-24

HATE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Capt. 7. W. HITTER, u candidate for reeeO-
tion to the House Of Commons from the County of Moore
ptain Ritter Conservative after the straes sect"
May IL 1851 It'd.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
MitcheII's New General Atlas.

Within the last few wears, Authors Geography
sense division OF the subject into minds, viz; that
which should be expected to be learned school, and
ina. which Is only 70 be referred as our wants de-
mani. The former should of the prominent
features, important towns rivers, &c The latter
shall contain the minute details Of aH-ir;or.ant ard
unimportant-so arranged and classified be east
Il referred think JitrSes Nse G-s.eraS 4sia.
the best thing for the Latter division thai hare
seen, for the money. HIRAM HADLEY.
School Examiner for Wayne County. Indiana
There is probably single mus felt at the
Present tne as knowledge of ssftie-held-. Upon tax
ing up daily paper ami noticing new movement of
our armies achievement. a cur gallant boys
in the field the universal question How far Is that
from-some ,eeO ksesrA poiaf,' ami al if by
instinct TO the map of our country in its many forms
from the IS sheet 10 the Sle and varnshcr
feet by feet article that hangs the ball lies in
the garrett, bu. examination of these buttoo often
availin nothing is shown bar counties and rrac-
pod cities, and hence the constant demand for better
maps. This demand can now b. supplied, have
just ami purchaseia copy of work that exactly
Alas, which shows OF maps four times much. letsi
more beauty, any small map have seen. Il is
convenient correct, distinct, AMI very minute form
ing on the whole the best and for its completeness,
the cheapest Atlas published
The gentleanlv agent for this county viii speedily
call upon citizens and exhibit them the WORK, ami
our advice is do as ,re did-bfy one.
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Candidates for April Nominating Election.

- Please announce Col. w. T. DENNIS, . can
didae, at the popular nomination, IN April, for the
Legislature, and obligc MANY Voters.
no We authorized to DANIEL b.
CRAWFORD, a canddate for County Commissioner,
subject b the popular nominating election in April
s1-John NJ. Paxton. the present Sheriff, is candi-
date for nomination that office at the nominating cleo
ton in April.
EB-Henry b. Rupe, the present County Treasury,
II candsivte for that Office at the April nominating
election.
to- We are authorized to announce Vim. X. Ste
vens, of Centervle, candidate for the nomination
Of Coroner, at the April nominating election.
E0-At the April nominating election, r. G. Shute
authorizes TO announce him candidate for Co.
Surveyor.
E4-We authorized to announce Henry c. Fox,
ESQ, OF Wayne county n candidate for Proecusing
Wayne, Union, Fayette and Franklin, subject to the
decision Of the April nominating election.
MA-We authorized to announce Capt. j. $. Mil
~, 6Sth Ind. Vols, Of Economy Ind, candidate
for Representative to the Legislature, subject TO tho
decision Of the April no mnating election
GA-We are authorized 10 announce Jesse T. Will
ians, candidate for Representative to the Iegis
laturc subject TO the decision Of the nominating cleo
tion in April NEXT.
CsxrxxvrLL., March "a, fss4-Eds Palladium
Please announce the name Of Judge VIM A. Peel, as
Cand'datc for Representative in the next Legisa.
the April Nominating Election MANY VoTEhs.
~ We are authorized TO announce N. l.. HorDsh,
Candidate for Coroner, subject to the decision of
the April Nominating Election.
~ We authorized - announce William w.
Foulke, of Richmond candidate for Representative
70 the legislature rubect to the decision of the April
Nominating Election.
- We are authorized to announce Elihu Cox, of
20 the Legislature, subject 10 the decision of the April
Nominating Election.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

DIRTY WORK OFFICIALLY DoNE.-We
learn that Maj. Kinley, the Provost Mar
shall of this District, while engaged in
the dignJied discharge of his official duty,
of retailing SANDER and vile abuse
against n brother soldier, for political
effect, ut Dublin, on Tuesday night last,
was asked to read Gen. Rockers letter
recommending Gen. Meredith for the
Brigadiership, after he had read the in
famous letter Of Witemire. The honor
able and high minded (?) Major utterly
refused to read that triumphant vindica-
ton of the character and capacity of
Gen. Nj. alledging that he was Uniformed
from high authority that GEN. HOOKER.
WAS DRUNK WHEN HE WROTE
IT." If the blush of shame ever visi-
ted the cheek of the Provost Marshal,
then we think would have been the time
for his countenance to look like red
blanket stretched over stove pipe,-
We have honored Maj. Kinley as a brave
man and good soldier, who would not
thus have belittled himself, by peddling
lies and double ISLANDERS, even to perpet-
uate the Julian dynasty, of which he him.
self is SO prominent sharcr in the prof
its of the rotten concern. a man who
will thus let himself out for such base
uses, is not fit to be Provost Marshal
of this or any other district this side of
Dixie.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

LOOK Our FOR CoUNrERFEITs.-
shall Zimmerman showed US several we'll
executed counterfeit $40 green-backs-
there's q coarseness about the engraving
and paleness in the printing that will
easily lead to their detection. The Mar
shall informs us that 800 green-back
are also in circulation. He also showed
us we'll executed as bill on the Bank of
the States Branch at Madison-it is well
calculated to deceive. Also, S3's on the
State Bank Of Ohio, Xenia Branch. This
presents good appearance and needs a
good eye to detect it. We caution our
readers to examine all the bank Of
fered them closely-counterfeiter are
exceedingly busy nowadays tinkering
with the currency.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

CONTINENTAL FOR ArIIL.-This excel
lent Mouthly is on our table, and is filed
- usual with interesting and useful arti-
Giles. Its contents are: Sir Charles Lyell
on the Antiquity of Man, by Presbyte-
rian Clergyman; Enone; The Young
Authors Dream; The Great Lakes to
ST. Paul; English and American Taxa
ton; Aphorisms The Love Lucifer,
Sketches of American Life and Scenery;
Our Government and the Blacks; Out of
Prison; Lies and How to kill them: Was
He Successful; Benedict of Nursia, and
the Order of Benedictines; Hannah
Thurston; Glorious; The Isle of Springs;
The Development of Americap Archi-
lecture, JEFF. Davis and Reputation of
Arkansas Bonds, by Hon. r. j. Walker
Terms for single copies, 50 paid in ad-
vance. The club rates, in advance, are:
Two copies, one year. 80; 5 copies 81;
6 copies sl1; IL copies go; 20 copies
$50. A specimen can be seen at this Of
dee.
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~BIILLY O'ROURKE, will be at
Starr Hall on Wednesday evening next,
April 9th

The BRoADAxE IN THE 19TH.-Our
friend, W. Z. WILSON, recently of this
Reg't (who lost a leg at the battle of Get
tysburg) and now City Collector, deter
mined to do all the good he possibly
could for his old commander, Gen. Mer-
edith, adopted the plan of procuring all
the back numbers of the dire and sending
Potomac, with the following result in
letter just received from brother
soldier: s'It makes me mad to see such
% Internal lies about Old Sol for | know
they are base lies The editor of the
. Broad Are had better not come out
90 here, for the boys would hang him
:. higher than Hannah" Enough said
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RuIInrd,. Panor.ns Of New York City, ez-

Billiards. Panorama Of New York City, ex-
hibits at Star Hail. to-day Wednesday and to-mor-
in the afternoon and evening of each day at and
SO clock. The indianapolis Journal says:-"Several
new scenes hare been added at Of ,soo among
which may be named the Crystal Palace on Fire
Stewards PAlace-tae Metropolitan Hotei-the 81
Nicholas Hotel-fhe International HOtel-Tayiors
Saloon both exterior ard nterior-the Five Points
House Of Industry, and Barnums American Museum
These views alone fully worth the price OF at-
mission.
This is certainly cheaper view OF our great Me-
tropoIis could be obtained If il set right down
in the city. Everything-tle signs. carriages. military
professions, shipping steamers, public buildings, Sc
are graphically and faithfully deneatezi, and can be
viewed with almost much pleasure As il could be if
really perambuating the busy thronghfares
and mngling with the surging tide of humanity.
This beautiful work must have required endless
amount Of patience, and industry on the
part of its eminent and celebrated artist.
scarcey conceive OF difficult task than to place
on canvass with such beauty, and truthfulness, the
thousands Of objects which are 10 be seen in two
hours visit and if Mr.. Billiard had never accomplish
ed thing else he would have acquired envable
and unfadiny reputa ton from this
Mr. Dawson, Is the gentlemany lecturer We cor
daily Recommend the Panoran and those connected
with it, TO the Press and the public, wherever 1t Is
hbited"
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For the Palladium,


Messrs. Editors: Through your valuable
paper, permi met to say to the voters Of
Wayne county that I am not candidate
before the Union nomination on Monday
next, for q seat in the next legislature,
or for any other Office. For past favors,
from the Union men Of the county, feel
much indebted, and l hope grateful
hence cannot have the heart to SOW, or
even seemingly to do so, Morns or Gi'stles
in the pathway of those who have 50 re
Gently rallied to my support.
To those friends, whose confidence
and partiality have induced me to present
my name for the place stated, 1 now
most respectfully return my thanks.
Truly yours, W. A. PEELLE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
LYONS BATTALION.

This delightful article for preserving and identifying
the human hair is again put up by the original propre
tor, and IS made with the care skill and
terion which first cheated its immense and unprece-
dcated sales af Overcome million bottles annually. tits
still sold at IS cents in large bottles. Two million bot
ties easily be sold when il is again known
that the kathairon is only the delightful hair
dressing in the world but il cleanses the scalp Of
scurf and daalruf gives the hair lively rich luxuri
growth AMI prevents it from turning gray. These
are considerations worth knowing The Kathairon has
been tested for twelve years and is warrensed
described. ANY lady who valves a beautiful head OF
hair viii the kathairop. 1t is finely perfumei
cheap and valuable. II is sold by all respectable deal
throughout the world.
d. s. BARNES CO.,
New York.
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~ The following Card by Mr.. Brown, Super
intepdent Of Schools, Richmond, Indiana is from
gentleman well qualified to give intelligent opinion
of a work Of Art:
Richmond, Ind, March 1864.
Albert Norton Dear Sir-The tsachers of the vari-
ons schools in this city together with their pupils have
attended the exhibition of your Panorama of New York
City. They unite with in saying thatit is Of the
Ancst paintings Of the kind they have 1t
has given all of much better knowledge of New
York than we could have obtained from books-and in
zach less time. As lesson in Geography. we believe
u ~ have been worth than the admtance fee u
pupils and ourselves. We would 70 all teach
go with your pupils to the Panorama of New
York City. Ii will pay" Respectfully,
GEO. p. BROWN, Supt Pub. Schools,
Richmond Ind
- This work Exhibits Thursday, (T0-NIGHT, }
al Starr Hall, FOR THE LAST TINE IN THIS
CITY.
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AeCu1o0gh>s Continental Bitfers.-Aronx
The most lnvcr.Gng propositions just introduced &
TIE cos'sseaai Bsze~ They have equal for purity
strength AID tonic TONE snre and pleasant ansiose
or LAsatnde Indigestion and deficiency Of Ccass;tu-
q vgor kntrely free from all deieterous irrsA-
ting ingredients 10 once safe and SIMPLE and Eke
Al truly valuable discoveries eonmends itself By iss
eesssy .Pp.rees fog some prspsr.tion q this kind
vse.a Aess cosally rsesuansnA dis rs.gg rol.nbis
-k 0eR eKsns.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

ErSeveral of the friends of Capt. 3.
+. Brown, of the 9th Ind. Cavalry, in
this district, we understand intend to
present him horse, for his indefatiga-
BILE exertions and complete success in re-
cruiting-he having raised near two full
companies-and for the appreciation they
have for him as worthy man and brave
and gallant gentleman. He well deserves
this substantial token of their regard.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

NvOTICE is hereby given, that on the 4th day Of
~ March, 1854 the undersigned Justice of the
Peace on the affidavit and bond of Alexander Little,
issued writ of attachment against the goods and chat
ties of David Foster. whereupon said attachment
returned Sth day of March, 1864 endorsed; At
tached One Buggy and Harness, the property OF
said defendant. Wherupon the further considerations
of the and trial is for the End day of April
1854 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at my Office in Hillsboro
Franklin Township, WAYNE County, In Hama of which
said defendant and all others concerned will take
tice. HIRAM SIPLEE. j. r.
March Is, 1864. 3w, $3.50
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

A grand Entertainment of Songs and
Tableaux, will be given at Starr Hall on
Wednesday evening next, April 9th, for
tho benefit of the SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY
of Union Chapel. See programme
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
Flour and Feed.-Our friends HILL

Flour and Feed.-Our friends HILL
& WErHERALD, (at the old Kenworthy
Mill, are now prepared to deliver their
superior Family Flour to our citizens ct
their doors. They have put up boxes
in which to deposit orders, at Messrs-
Plummer & Kelly's Drugstore, and at
Cane Il Sons Board Yard Office. All
orders will be attended to promptly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

The statement that Col. Frank Wolford tad
been liberated and was sent TO the front with
his command to report is incorrect. He is at
knoxville. awaiting trial for his seditious
language
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

ETHE LApY's Book, is always up to
time, and always a welcome visitor. The
April No. is already received. Our sub
scribers are reminded that we can pro-
cure the Book for them at 80 per year
subscription price So
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
The wa.hington CORRESPONDENT. of the Sew

The Washington correspondent of the New York
Journal Of Commerce says:
A very preposterous speech delivered in the
House to-day, by Mr.. Julian, of Indiana, Home
stead Bill of his invention In his opinion it
is very powerful effort and his efforts to have it
pulled by the correspondents were equally powerful.
The utter uselessness Of the speech only be ade
quaely understood by those who have studied the
lcal of the gentlemen (which, in spite of his
auobogrsphe, has been of service to the country
xyha
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AbiDgton-James N. Jarrett, r. T. Fulton, Dav. Hale
Center--wm. A. Dickey, Jos. RatliG, John &. Page.
Clay T. Nicholson. J. II. Wrinkle, Jonas Hatfield jr
DaltOn-John Davis, VIM. Chamness, Dr-J. IL. Brown
Frankiin-Iiir Suplee, A. ID. Jeferis r. ". Anderson
Grcen-Jesse Cate, Allen NJ Harris, Ezekiel Johnson
Harrisnn-Rankin Baldridgc T.. Eliason, a. Bradbury
Jackson-Wm. Mercer, Norton Davis, y. RAYMOND
Jshsrson--M Baldridge, Amos Parsons, j. NJ. Bohrcr.
New Garden-Dan. Huff Jos. Quigg Thomas Charles.
Perry-T d. Williams, J. w. Jordan Jno. Salisbury.
Washington-IIenry Hor, Alex. Jones, ALI. Hawkins
Wayne-yohn w. Grubbs, ]. ". Hammann, Ezra Hill
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30
HEIMSTREET.S
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IT Il NOT A DYE

But restores gray hair 70 It's original color BY supply
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the hair
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