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Ions hcsd and fractured his skull. Potts wns -
rested for fclopious assault, and ecsnlon take,
homo He died At . late hour on wednesds'
night
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Too Late Tor Classification.

DIAPER BONES--GlRLS-GOO HANDS
L wanted At ~ fulton q, UP stsirr. Sl6
NhANTEr-A STEADY YOUNG MAN AC-
w QualutrI vi'h the r.o.crl business. must have
rooi c.tr reference. Apply at WOODS Chesp s'oie,
ia ave T. cor lth II. 8I6
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The Beard Of Aldermen for 1858

VIII be organized as follows;
Hit. Democrats. Dist. Republicans.
1a. John Moore, Tam. 18th. VIM. II. Godney.
81. Morgan Jones, Tam. lab. J. D. otti~sl
81. Mchsel Norton, NICK.
9Th. Vacancy, unless
Hecker IL admitted
bth. Ignstus Flynn, MOI.
9th. jos. shannon, Tam.
sih. r. Mcknight Tam.
9th. l.. r. Ryers, Tam.
10Th. GA Jeremiah, Tam.
1iih. John Bice Tam.
18th. Bernard Kelly, Goa.
18Th. p Mss'ersou, Tam.
18th. Jas. o'BHcn, Moe.
10th. Terence Farley, Tn.
iTth. n. w. Van Voorhis
Tam.
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BERTHA'S WALK.

lTne continuation Of this Story is rnavoesbty
crowded out today
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CHEAP FUEL-CoKE s. PER CHALD-
~ lou, 5el.ye eG, Tor sale by CRAPsER & 81 kNs,
at 3 Wet Is h VI. Olde!s cent 10 the Manhattan
$3.50 ~ - -
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COAL.

pEoT RED ASH AND LEHIGH COAL,
II ell f.see soI ccned ami delivered 20 any part u
the city al low est IednCed rates. llOS. SCOkEs,
20 32d II. and lWn ave. ~
COKE AT AlREDUCED PRICE--Delivered
~ immediately At a. - av- 2,9 Az, 4, and ~ the
Gas Works Il-t a. and Av a. :. +. SliER.
WOOD. Sle
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Rourd OF Education.


Tho Nominations o. James Kelly, from the 81
n s'F.c,, end Lewis II. Dlckbec, from the 7,h ps-
tr.et, we're recommiei.
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The Board of CouucIluen for 1858.

The Board of CouucIlmen for 1858.
FoUBIH pRTuioT.
John stacom, Tsmmany Democrat.
Jas. Hayes, Tam and MoZ.,sr ORA. Republican
Y II. Keenan,, Tammany, aud Draper Republican.
r. H,ggerty, Tammany.
John Healy
!. Robinson, Tamm,ny, and Draper Republican.
rIrTu pisIrIcr.
Charles Roster, Mckeon and Mozart.
Ncrnhrl kenny Tsmmnuy Democrat.
rhotnaA Rrldy, TImmany
anuCl i. Patterson, u sper Republican
W lham H. Taylor D.rlng Republican.
James q. BRAKEMAN, rammSny.
nxru DISTINCT.
Abraham Lent, Dstli nc Republican and Ci,i1cns.
j. w. Green, ID .rl!us Republican and Cltz,uA
j. noughtlling, Ismmany.
Thomas Lchry, Tamnl ANY,.
Wn. knsU0, DARING Republican.
Geo. NJ. Van N)ri, Darling Republican.
srNgSra District
T q. C1lllehau, TAnmhuy Keen ana Mozart.
WIN Joyce, T.mmsny aud Mo2ivt,
4. Rlsscll IAmmany AMI kprirt.
u. FIR ,crul', rimmany and NJ Fart
j. W. nnckhcrn, DT & ORA. Roy. and Citizens
Valentine CJOl, T-nmauy ANA Mozart
hoard OF Education.
Tho following gentlemen. nominated by the
NJ yor under the new law, have been onaTmei by
the Dosrd OF Question for
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEANED.

Dec. o-oJE- l3-s. s., s.-H. W, cvOp.oi s.
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COAI-CON-COAL-I AN SELLING the
~ est cd all stove and egg coal los two weeks fol
= Ieg ton. Apply at tho yard "a and 2C spring e,
anu ail and 35J Ryin. ton st HENRY RING
uAi SER, 5L5
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tce~ftpued from the Fret psgs.)
Interesting from Mexico.

Prosrsnmo-A Bnftle tictory OF the
Jnartsts-ihe Emperor and Empress
Specializing In kaiironds--i.etter frow
the bnpever-A line specimen Of Liar
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DEiIVFRING THIS pAY-GooD LARGE
- nut co 4, ~. stove and e., wi, Apply at S15
Bovc.,, ii "a cen 81, 40 b cone foot Oi Houston
~, Moth Rive. JACOB WEEhs. 40
THE CHEAPEST FUEL IN USE--C0KE-
Il ke.I.rc 20 - Per chIiu. or or.ve!e4 tom Man.
hu:.4n uas No.kr East 18th II, Oftite, ave. G and
10th q. JOHN SAITH. S4I
a, q FOR THE BEST RED AND WHITE
~ ~ ash nut sac stOl Q an. e.g lV.I6; for tiye
day only. Apply q, 345 BoWery, cor 1hna r.. 2s2
q FOR 1900 POUNDS OF THE VERY
~ Les Te1 and white Isb nut OF small stove, and
Al ~ ior e0R and stoye. sc esued and delive 81
flOn yard l5u lie o. u, let. Nee. ana WrhinSton
ats. RlCh'D lL-AIHER. 80
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A HAPPY HOME.

In a happy home there will be no fault.
finding. no overbearing spirit-there will
be no peevishness, no freiiulness. I'm
Kindness will not dwell in the heart or be
on the tongue. Oh. the tears, the sighs.
the wasting Of life, aud health. and
strength, and timc--of al that is most 10
be desired in a happy home. occasioped
merely bs unkind words. The celebrated
Mr.. Wesley remarked 70 this eject. name.
": That fretting and scolding seemed
like tearing the flesh from the bones, aud
that we have no more right TO be guilty Of
this than we have 10 curse. Or swear or
steal. 10 perfectly happy home oil self
ishness will be removed. Even as j" Christ
pleased not himself 50 The members Of
happy home will not seek first 10 please
themselves. but TO please each other.
SCheeriulncss is ano,her ingredient in a
happy hCme. How much does the sweet
ness emanating from heart fraught with
love and Kindness contribute 70 render q
happy home. How attracting, how sooth-
ing is that sweet cheerlulness that is borne
on the countenancc Of a Wife and mother.
How the parent and child, the brother and
sister, the mistress and servant, dwell
with delight on those cheerful looks, those
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conhdlng smiles that beam from the eye,
and burst from the inmost soul of those
who are near and dear. How it hastens
the return OF the father lightens tile care
oil the mother--renders it more essy for
youth to resist temptation and drawn by
the cords OF affection. how it induces them
with loving hearts to the parental roof.
y. that parents would lay this subject to
heart. that BY untIring efforts they would
so tar render home happy, that their chill
dren aud domestics shall not seek for hap
piness in forbidden paths.
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THE FAITHFML MOTHER.

The mother of Daniel Webster was
woman Of prayer. Pray for my sons"
said she to fniend and neighbor, "and
will pray for yours" She was not only
a woman Of strong intellect. but of devout
heart. She longed for the education Of
her sons, but she desired still more earn
estly their conversion to God. She taught
them early to read aid reverence the word
Of God. She prayed with them and for
them. and sought for them the prayers Of
ler christian friends. She taught then
tie beautiful hymns Of Watts in their
earliest years. and they could as easily
have forgotten their native hills as those
ssngs that were impressed on their minds.
Ezekiel Webster was no less remarka.
bic than his brother Daniel for his love of
wat,s's hymns, and his familiarity with
them. In the house OF God his fine, rich
voice was often heard uniting with the
choir in singing those sscred songs; and
in his own house on a sabbath evening he
would often repeat them. His life was
irreproachable. lie was the peacemaker as
we'll as the law -giver Of the community in
which he lived; the protector Of the poor.
the friend and counsellor Of all. Few men
have ever been more respected and beloved
than he in the circle in which he moved !;
or have died more deeply mourned. more
Justly lamented. Alter his death, upon his
efice table was found paper containing a
creed and prayer. which had been recently
written. expressive of his belief in the re-
ligion Of Christ. and his humble trust in
God.
However variously the political life Of
Daniel Webster may be regarded. all know
the deep impression which the early in
siructions Of his mother made upon his
mind. We know too how earnestly he
studied the Bible; so that many profess
ed theologian was scarcely more familiar
with lis pages. We know how frequently he
conversed on religious subjects; how oft
en- he sought and how much he enjoyed
the society Of religious men; we have been
told that his own thoughts were frequently
upon religious subjects, while those about
him were quite differently occupied.
We have, as a nation. been present in
his chamber OF death. We have heard his
expressions Of trust in Jesus Christ for
pardon aud salvation we know his hspe.
that when this mortal should have put on
Immortality. he should exist in world Of
life aud joy anc biessedness."
Were not the prayers Of this Christian
mother heard and answered Her own
sphere in life was limited and obscure, yet
how extensive has been her influence.
How much reason Tor gratitude IS there
that the mother Of these men was reli-
giou, mother. Is not here encouragement
TO the other mothers 10 labor aud pray Tor
their children: .inrican Messenger.
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pLAyr MusrAkp.-Eyery one who has
garden should plant mustard-.white, il
thew can s,s it; any kind. il they cannot.
Il Is very scarce and high. and unless
something is done soon, il cannot be pro-
cured at all. The cultivation pays, and
paws finely, TOO. We have heard Of gen
tleman who lives near Columbus, who, by
mistake, planted mustard. instead Of tur-
nips. The crop yielded largely, and the
gentleman has sold his mustard at three
dollars per pound. Columbus SUM-
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HOW TO MEET HOTEL EXPENSES.

HOW TO MEET HOTEL EXPENSES.
"Air you the keeper Of this here tavernf"
inquired tall. lanky individual. belonging
to the, - regiment, Nerth Carolina
State troops. and now in the Confederate
States service.
81 am the proprietor of this hotel" re-
piled the bustling little hotel keeper Of an
establishment between this city and Rich
mond. !" What can do for you y
"What do you ak for a bed :" asked the
soldier.
"Seyen dollars, sir" responded the
gentleman addressed.
"Only seven dollars yer say; well, that
is cheap dog gone me eff it aint. Here's
Confederate five and there's two; it's
all right. amt it misters"
Certainly. sir" replied Boniface,
is all perfectly correct"
"You hearn him, didn't you Jeems"
said the military gentleman, addressing
one of his companions"
81 heern him." was the response.
"And you heern him, too, didn't yer
.Ike?" inquired he of another.
"In course did," was the reply. 81
spect it's all right between you."
That's a blessin', any how" said the
soldier. "And now, Mister. ef you'd on
ly travelled as far as hev, you would want
to sleep mighty sudden"
Certainly, sir, all right" exclaimed
the landlord, as he proceeded TO direct
servant to show the gentleman his apart
Iment.
The soldier evidently slept soundly, but
very early in the morning he might have
been seen descending the stairs with the
mattress upon which he had slept carefully
tied up and slung over his shoulder. He
had not proceeded far, however, before ne
was met by the astoRished landlord, who
Indignantly demanded to know what he
was doing with that bed.
"Gwaine to take it out for the Yeegi>
ment," cody remarked the soldier.
"You are, are you :" roared the exas-
perated landlord how dare you carry OH
my property in that manners"
"Your property! Well, ! Ike that.
Didn't give you seven dollars for this
e here bed, only last night, and didn't two Of
5 our fellows hear the trade Your proper
lty, chi
: The seven dollars you paid me, was
. for your lodging" said the proprietor,
: growing somewhat irate as he spoke.
Mary iOdging ef : know il" responded
8 the soldier. al axed you what you axed
n for bed and paid yer own price, and ae-
!. cordin' to the natur Of trade ths beds
mine"
"Well. sir )" interrupted the angry host.
J and what 60 you sss sOr your beds
Ie want it.
|. Nov yer talkin'," replied North Caro-
le lima, as he dumped the bed upon the floor
r, and carecssly threw himself upon it. 81
J. want to be reasonable, and being it's you
n. I'll le. you have the bed for fifteen dol
& lars
St "rif:een dollars = sssped the landlord
& "Ies: So" quietly remarked the soldier
N eff a man doa't make at least one hundred
$. PEI cent, durn me &c he can pay hotel ex
"a penses." :.
er The landlord paid The money, aud vii
At probably avoid speculating in fatare witt
IA any OF the North Carolina tronps.
.. MoutsagFy Z9sertiser.
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driven back. The Federals have repaired
it.
Except during the spring freshet, the RI
yers of Louisiana are not navigable to
steamers of any size.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nEfACLT l,nr:ng boon n-oeaein th eGndi
- ton 1T " certain Mortgage oxecuesd and !,
delivered l'y William IL. Nichols and Jane T..
Nichos his vie Of the County Of taribaulk
anil Safe Of minnesota. t" j C. Easfon dated
the eighthd.y OF january onc Thousand eight
hundred and sixth three, n,.u duly recorded in
The Office Of the Register 81 Deeds. tor the
Coun yot coodhue. State Of Minnesota On tn.
Se> entecnth day of January lso3 ~ s. O'Clock
t. NJ. III Book ? If Mortgages. on pagss 40.
81, ~ on " hiell thu1 il Claimed t. BE due rs
tie date OF this n',tice. The sun of .twn hun
dTed AID fifteen dol trr ana fifteen cents md
u" suit or procc.dings At Is v having boon e.,n-
mcnccd thereon ar '..e7n 4ssssza4
Now therefore: notice il hereby eia IN shat
~ yiriue ofn power OF sale co,it aimed in said
Mortgage, and j, conful unity to the s.stuts in
.'uch cs>e made and provided. tho said snort.
gage wild lN,forcclosedaoy 4 sale st the rremi-
scs Described therein Or Of 30 lAuclh thor -
may b. ~ ii lent to satisfy tn. amount then
due On said Mortgage tvgctllcr with tho exbsn-
.es olr~lc and thirty 9dUllark Attorneys fac.
stipulated III said mortgage II. public, suction
C the highest bidder 1t IT,. oiii,.o Of shv: Bank
liked Wing in Red Wing in snii CoiiiIty Of
Goodh*c on Thursday the 10Th day Of MAy
1854, ut II o'cloek Of the torenoon Of tht same
day. The premises cesrribel in said Mort
xtEs are - bllo"s.riz: >a4 .'f@.'F -
The East half Of the Nort], East Quarter aa4
the North West Quarter or the North: Eat
Qusl t.rsanl the Nnrtli :East EQdarterf6f the
south East Quarter all il s. ction No. thirty
three (a:) in Township No oDv hundred asd
eleven l1lGOf kxngc 10. 70 ve,,tcsn ~. ssn-
tanning one hundred and sixty@assss Of,
land more or lcss. -. qx, ,&s~z
D.sed tho sl....l.ys OF March A.. n.lss4.
j. u aEASfoS, sNorsIs9ss.
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Best in the World!

The great'quantity Of worthless Sowing Ma
chimes that have been palmed of upon the up-
suspecting public by those without character
from the fact that they were sold at low
price, is surprising; end in view Of this state
Of things, We have male i! lang, untirine
way be classed among them. and finally tt
lead tho van Off elias Sowing Machines now
IN use. An intelligent examination Of it, NOR
It, will show that VIC have accomplished oul
| object.
LIST. Some Of tho valuable features of thi.
Mashlne> over all others: Its rever -ible feed
either to the right or left; Its perfect reliabili-
~, never skipping stitches !; and the making
Of four different stitches Cor the various kindi
OF work the operator may wish to do.
20. l: is almost noiseless-runs very fast
machine is in motion
3D.. 1t makea the lock stitch, wh;.h has been
considered heretofore BY an, almost univorsal
verdict, ~ the only reliable one made. We
add to that the double lock, which makes j,
doubly sure the half and full knot stitches
being perfect knot to every stitch, which IL
machine, or BY hand, and in Ill cases leaving
tho stitches on both sides the work alike.
The feed may be reversed at any po;n.
desirsd without stopping the Machine.
Changes for the various stitches may Be made
It, stitches are the wonder 70 al. &c
The beauty Of it il unsprpasssd.s e II
No other covers 80 large range OF work.
Sews light and heavy 'abrics with equal IA
cility. sF-
The work will feed either % the right Or l.f..
Rsns quietly, ssws rapidly. -
No difhculty experienced in sewing across
thick sssms.
Needle more readily adjusted than in any
other machine. e~r'--s u
Tailors cannot afford 70 a, without them.
Every family shcul4 have . Florence"
Ito motions are sill positive.
Will last lifetime.
No springs TO Eet out of order. ~
1ls Thoroughly PRACTICAL #ST&8AkS<
Tho hemmer the most practical in nss.
Turns wide and narrow hsms and will tel
beautifully. - ~ Il e, I az
It braids neatly and handsomely without
the slightest alteration u
The inexperienced find no difficulty in uaine il
Oils no dresses, all il machinery being on
the top Of the table. 49, -
Every machine warranted. y szzs@* g s.
It viii subssantia.e all we CLAN, for il.
Barnumss self server which guides the work
itself, furnished with each one Of our m achines
free Of charge.
Samples Of sewing and descriptive eirculars
will b cent 70 any address On receipt Of stamp.
lldrsas
FLORENCE sEWIEe NAcHlNE CO.,
Salesroon 114 Lake streee.
CHICAGO Ill.
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4 SINGLE BOX OF DRANDRETHa
~ tnuvv

Oeutains more vegetable attractive matter
thsa twenty boxes Of any pills in the world BE- :
eides 6hY.1 I've hundred physicians uss them
11hS1 Pnseios 70 JhxsxslSsi sf char! par
oeve. Fbs lsst btssr sfthe1r vSluS i yet
$9esk elsr.pF.tsd. Whn thsy s's set.s1
vi b ofthe post. let thoos Hho know them
d9k69kt out in thGir fasSr. . u il . duty
Skieh Will save life.
Our race are subject to redundancy Of viii
~sSod bile Ct this season, and IL 10 ~ dangerous
s,d O asSsiSsS is IA S1cisnt Protection. By
tesiy ooossional use We prevent tho colleetio
el those impuritiss which, when in sufficient
..llaaAuae. esoss so. much, dangss 70 the bodys
seeI1b! Thy -sool ellS liver complaint; dys.
lYepeh, fess Of appetite, pain ID The head. heart
aal eosavsnsss, Sold BY ~. Clark, aid b,
sAle9seAASlGdsslsys In nsaisinss.
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FaPR0BATE NOTICE..
srArE' oyX,xkxsorA,y - ~ - sEae 9.

3 3csA1L O1AtKkEsoTA.l's !. = $500
County ofGoo1i,uc.s ~ s ep sSpnTs'
In the matter Of Tho petition Of Lander
Clark Cor The rr.ns;nr oficste,ss q dmif,istrs-
.,en Of ~ Ee..,e Of otis &. els,k lssst:ofs.it
Having sssd ssd aleI the psti.s,dinsa IL L.n
der Clark. Praying tor the resse IN therein ut
ioIth, ths. letter. f.Adn.ini, sfths e.
tate Of otisss 8. Clark late OF said County, de-
cea.sd be granted J snd iseuod 10 sWfNlsm r.
Brown Of the siIys cf Red Wing IN sAi4s seanty.
It's therefore ordered that Weducsl tho
18th day ~efs aiay-sA. ~. 1864. lsteu o'cfock in
the forenoon g. e. the oiics. Of 1hct JNdeesEthia
v"art, Mt the city Of Red Ting afreasid be,snd
the same hcfes,J isappointed. mo tim afnd tho
place for herring said pstis,ss. SD .shae At
v hi n time and place al persons interested in
said Estate Insy snd they ars hereby Required
to be AM appear before the cou.t and show
Cause ifany there be-. Why The sprsyss of said
petitioner should not b granted.
s. And itis fu1tbsr ordered that EStsce ~ SAid
petition, sud Of the time and plpes ~ ssstbrs-
said appointed hearing the same. BE- gissn
10 NJ such psnOns 20 Interested by Tie rubli-
cation q this order Tor three successive weeks
In the Newspaper published and. issued at tho
s,ty q Esd Wing 1sofsSaId, called ia q sop-
see rvoIyxTxxH, e s.fs'.f. eae.,g fss. ssss
Dated, Nay md 1874.
-
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JULIUS BAUER,

No. % South Clark Street, Chicago, H.,
COLE AGENT, for WA. KNABE d CO.'l
- CELEBRATED PIANOS. Has constantly
large assortment on hand. and il by .rr.Lge-
mont enabled to furnish them 1t Lancet Fac
tory Prices: Also on hand, a large assor tnea,
o. MELODEONS, second hand PIANOS, ans
ell kinds Of Musical Merchandise in general
Sasond hand Pianos taken in pa rt pay for ne
Instruments. call 10 respectfully collected.
n4Sv7ly JULIUS BAUER,
No. - 3. Clark Street, Chisa r., III
q riAhes tuned aud r-p.;rsl IT she1 notice.
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THESE Machine. make the lock stitch alike
on both sides, and use less that half tho thread
and silk that the single OF denblc thread loop
stitch Maehincs do will ucm, Fell, Gathur
Cord, Braid, Bind, &C., and arc better adapted
than any other Sewing Machine in use to the
frequent changes and great variety Of sew,ng
required in family, for they will sew from
ono to twenty thicknesses Of Marsellcs without
stopping, and make overy stitch perfect, or from
tho finest gauzc to the heaviest beaver cloth,
or even tho stout..t harness leather, without
changing tho feed, needle, or tension, or M aking
any adjustment Of Machine whatever!..
They arc simple in construction, and easily
understood ; and if any par. is broken by acct
dcnt i. is readily replaced.
no"'' VIC rkcCL1AH FACTS, anu Will 60 lar 10
determine the choice 0: any intelligent buyer
Please Gull and Examine, or send for Circular.
n. B. Local Agents wanted in sections y.
yet occupied. Address,
FlNxLE & LYON S. MOO,
vsns No. 53e Broadscay, Nsc Fri.
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UERY Z.

QU8BYs
sn3isk thet gHRlsTA lORoss pHAlR DYE
sssN sisE ~ IN TN N0kIDs ;.
D1CAu6E eminent ehsmists say 81
R1CAUAEA eensaias - esestie oonPosnds
3ncAus1 i ~sess lo,ess M any oshs.
0sesussi Il ops,stss i.stesssssoss'y.
BECAUeI i doss not stain the skin! g.
BICAUSI Il noa.ishss and s:rsugshsus The
s1tAust ":.'''s. .s' - .s.s'. =. 9th,
DDcAU18lsprnsnes eannst b deteetsd !
0IcAuoI IT NEVER FAlLSI ~
NAan1ssnrsd By ]. CaRlSTADok0, s Actor
1ssn, NV Yeek. sold svssywiesD. and sp-
md y III Hairdrssssrr. .,....,g T.
f,i.s, y, q ~. and % rsr bog, .e.oraips
seps,.ssS "'sra2a' r ria44t @~z r.4s' ~ e
.t*a,tz dad r. :. II + = -
csiseaasest Asir Hrsssrvaeivs.
available With his Dye, q II imParts ths
Stnsst sohaseA the most bssuuful gloes, and
great vitality tstAs Hair. Ill ! I'LL
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